https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-01-04.pdf 28bcb78009b75692469d1bbc88cbadd2 PDF Text Text t VQL. XXXH. NO. 36 Mfr The Hastings Banner. and wife, of Orangevlta, R. Year’s with A- J. bmith and wife. Mra. W. O. B «mre was qnlterick last, wt»k. Dr. J.M Elliott was crib-d to administer tor her relief. • Quire h large nnnih**r of Ipvited guilts met at the reddonee nf' Ji.hn sh-an Sa’unlay evening, ureHuthablv Jofrb** t-urioa ot watching the old iHir a * ■•••>”•"'‘ew on’’In.thus gain­ ing the march of th* more al-’thful <>f Oeoter, COOK & NISKERN Orow. Bvtra rt> «cgi toriip«eial potatoes. MS HUNTING. •' «• erxk. F.O Norwood iMton J<*o abua. Hkkorr r.' n—» •vmc n*ator. Oaj, , . Iff paid to agmiu wtU* oe receipted HASTINGS' WwKrejt. WK* ? M. BATES. *» _ Attorney at Law. . BlsaUng*. Web. J K BARBER, H-D, Homeopath !•; Physician and Surgeon. Aw. LOWRY. M-D. Physician and Surgvoc. / <r3o.j xu4 r<J ^-owrwr.,. L. .< mac, Hi.*ua,7K. MicU. MIT1L A CO LG ROVE. . Lawytire, iOOtv !■ Ubmg Ntefc. Iij»Ua.T<.; U &U Uk- iwurtj U Om> »Ukk E.KKN ASTON, Attorney at Lua*, ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate. losuraace &ud Loon.*. M J A.MJM A- aWKBZE Y. I^C. WELTON XX)K & SHELDON. rf^’KrTvAKAEk^, EL Lawren. illiam b. swkezey, pvfrii-ml'mitH , Richland p rilwt are offering ftve to tiiv cilteoa liv- wright for hi»gx, <ldivered to day anti to-morrow, Sad and 3»d ul Jan. Chiu McCay and wfte olriirated Now Yvaru in the north west part nf Hope with a bruthtu-iu-la w, John Andrua. F. L c'olgrnvn was here nn legal buaint-im on tiaturday and white turn becunio q «i<H i*nth<uiM«tic in view of hia high Otte lai dull"* for the ltit»-r"-.te of Harry Co people All right Phi), von will be sui'alucd in th* discharge of yopr MW«iru d"Gre If dune without fear or lavor to any. Mrs Either Peonoek and her non Alvah alm Iter daughter, Mr*. Run't Cairn* are rxp-cted to return after hav­ ing Hprut a wrek visit Ing h^r daughter, residing n«-ar Hart. OtvanaC<»M to tntur r"xpt<cayu hoturs the fore pert of thb ih>-8 • . A&orcoy At Law and Solicitor in Chawery. her homo to the bed ride of her sick and aged mother Mrs. John Kelly, of Hope Thursday evening. Mrs. A. G. Cortnght entertained tbo 1ITTLI.1AM B. SWKEZEY. IT justice of the Pace. Udite aid society at ccrisl gathering on Thursday. . OoCtocttono a tposlaKyMfh. A. Ecogal ia under treat moot of Dr. VanHorn, of Dowling. Symptoms dramk c. BOisr, . w Utuhviw, Dfca., for her recovery nrc reported n Uttte more favorable at thlu writing. Hardware A Iron Merchant, Sheriff Shriner accorznanlxl by the noted Thomta Casey, late- of Detroit, appeared before J. H. Brovfn Esq. on Saturday, the latter »n a charge of hav­ ing felonouriy stolen certain wheat am! clover seed some time jIdco. In default of furnishing bail bands In toe mm of 8300. was eomultted to the oountv boarding house b await the action c.f (Qttae evoe lilhrw's etorr.i the next of tho circuit court Addison Prtwnck paid his rMpecta Vy.n-UU'-O^M.D^^ to J. ET. Brown i>j., on oa'-uniuj by plM'Hng guilty to a a charge of breault and battery upo;. a son of Orrin H&rrort, whareevoa his tenor >3 dam- ^£S.tX^'^§1SS=k'“n“ ‘ Treasurer—Geo. P. Coon. RD.-Wm. B. Bia worth J. D.-D. C. Burpre. Tyter-J. Hhmxl After installation, lodge woe enlted from labor to refreehmento. AU did ample justice to a bounteous oyster supper which was followed byaketc.ies of ttw lives and early training of Ell Nichols, of Orangeville, and Dr. McClay of I*ralrievllk’. ixx'ge closed ta dee form. ' Revival rosrtlnn commeooed at this pl*o* 8n*Mtar night. O H" V inHorn to at home to spend th-holidays. No school last wrek. Th*» teacher sp-nt th- hoHdava with relatives. ftene Rl h xnd wife la viriUog her brother. Geo Rrison. Will ll-rrlnrten I* at work in Ornwbe- A Il-rrinro •’* fred and saw mill. Onton Eld rot and wife ap-nt Uhristmt* with hl* pir-nt* In Rutland. H-nrv ita-ddll, of Doud* Corners, at­ tended the raffitn?match at this place Chriatm t*. Kv 4ltnpn, of Bittle Creek, is at C.H. Palmerton's naw mill U running infuUbbwA Oar ford mill to kept basy grinding fmL . Fred Griswold te attending oar high sohooL . Ho*kgh & tfayrter have sold several •eu of double sleighs. . Lake OIcmh people coms to WoodIan*! to trade.* We nndentand that the •■kind Mr. w *g*‘r" has otfiered the Woodland oorre*pon*Vat to the News 81/XX) to boom Lake O<l<wui. A wwidlng in Woodland in the near Colure,usk Billy. Mr. H >rue'.o< Albion, is visiting atThe mum social at Good Temptara' Dr Van Hum's. Qn.rterlv meeting whs hejd at the। h»l| wmb grand success.. Lute WhMix te annbte to attend ehnreh H«turd«v and Snadrir. = 0Q awe«D« ®f Mak!«k nreflathome. ’ . . Wnarter why Bophrona is .making Th* cnrrvopon-Lnt’* name (a Herb Mm. J. M. Smith is improving. Hnvrfer.. It nnv chtnge* are niad- In The p-ople of Woodland ahould look prevlnn* annoum-em-at at th" Star. Niiynn** will euflftr a favor bv telling thrt railroad hlluatioo Mjuamly in the fure. It la rmwonaldy certain that the th <t Ite v. Le । would preach at th- Star, r. K. A K will build an extension io tr. was So artubuudnd, but afterward* a the Naginawyallr^ the ooculng year. change wi< male which we Iraiw Woodland la on the line of the more direct route. But railroads, o*peri«ln**thing aiv'ut. E Ina H ivetw returned to Three ly what may be termed speculative railraada. an* io these dajs Built where Rivers Mnnd iv. Ell • Young*. of MuArgon. and John m«mt vocouragrment in the line of M. Young and family, of Grand tight of way and elozant dollars (it i Rapids, returned to their homes 8atur- given. Ionia and Lake Od>-saa will hid for the <*.. K. AK, and will leave no dsv. Norton Ps’nn visited frieod* in atone unturned. Woodland ought to have thi* road. Hut, if she gets it, ahe Grand Htpld- Munday. Mr* Ert* B <rn<hv and Eva Barnaby suut give the aid she can. And what vMtrrt with Mrs. Kirk Davis in .Mid- had we ought to give'rather thau lose this Chance? Lrt- every dtixen of thia 1 Ellth Haven*'began her school at lows vl-WIt in that Hgt t and govern M-rgan tola week after a two weeks himarlt accordingly, Portland and rit. John will help- But with them it ia not vacation. About 12 ronin of wood were ent st a lite and death matter sh ft la with uc Moreover the b» Iter spirit and the more th" S* Thuraday for old Mr. Virgil. il-Haamh-r the T.. I-. B. Hnturday aid we give, the more it wld stimulate them to d-> likewise. Every considera­ •1 vealug. Something extra. Lomu. tion ahould urge on to do our brat, and if we do that all will be well with us. Stormy wiwtlw »"eau to be Che order Let each man do his duty-not think­ ing what hia nelghl>or will do. but do­ cf toe day at preM-nt , Mr. Wither. rtattte Owk, vm in ing what he can ladepmd«i4 of any town lari w»*k end-avodng to &>tal>li h other consideration. That's the fair ' Mre. Q. F. Goodrich and Mtos Hortle Oamun »rr at Albion vtoltlng frtoad*. The Chrtofjiaa dance given by the or­ chestra Monday evening, was a pleas­ ant affair and well attended. John Hagur wu up before Jiudlce Mills Turedav for dtoterbing the ma t­ ing of the sxlvutioa army SundHy even­ ing. Dick Sturgis is home to spend to the holidays. Mi-a Nellie Itollon, of Jackson, is rtoitlng Miss Edna Truman. Mias Nora Ainsworth.of Grand RnpMr. and Mrs. I. II. and W.K -K*eier kta. is visiting here during the holiday of Charlotte, epent Chririma- ____ rith vacation. . their perentH here. Al»o Gvo. Ke-lt-r F M. 8mhh has been at Pittabarf from HoHtinm.toe put week. Geo. H. Lu’her. of Grand Rapids, Bert Hqnir wm arrreted tart Wed­ b-miBvi-d in htwn. nesday by Deputy Sheriff Ooraun, but Dr. M E. E trl, of Newaygo, a former freed himself fr<nn Cha rlu’ehre of the MiildtevUI" buy, wk* tn town on busitaw by taking Mtoa Nellie'Gregory t-> nre* m -ral days lari we-* be hta own and only. Squire Mills did Fred Spnngvnuteher and wife visited th* “hl tithin’." Mr* 8 relH'ivre h- re Chnatmas. Mre. Amcie Kuhlman to spending the W. E. D Gulin and wife xp^>t Chrtotho'dtiay.'i with Indiana friends. m *s with relatives in Grand R «pltto. ' Prof. Bt'cnis and wife are at Howard K. II. U.<lulln. M E,u» b>pld,JVM Cite on their holiday vneatiun tn'own TuS-day. ' . Appropriate Christina.* service* were D. (J. McAllister, of Kalam*zoo, wm belli at the M. E. and Evangriical -baking bandit with hto friends here, unauecMafal. churches. The Congrrgatioa^ta will th" fore psrt of the wrek The wife of Rev. Rabeook to spending have thrtr festivities tater. Howard Lo-tmto and wife, of Ver­ Son Truman and Kite DWtimrn montville. Suudayvd with Mrs. L par­ a short time tn our village. Those who attended the exhibition of were at lUriings this week. - ruts. tho wonders of whirh glute is enereotiC. L. Glaagow mid wife were a. MIm Nellie Shank, who has been H-. »p*ak well of the entertainment. Jooo die to spfcd Christians with dangt-fotMh ill. is slowly recovering. C. B. Robtaann ho* gon- for a vMt to tiudr parent*. Mre J. H’ar* had Ire-n viritlnz friecuta hi* lortv-love. also hto parents, Intend­ , John Weto. an old resident of Nneh- near lla-Hng* for tw-v<-ral days past. vlUe now of Inland, i» viaiting relatives I'r«»f. E. J. Frrvainn and wife, of ing to lw» absent n week or more. and okl friends hereabout*. Dundee, Mie--!.. Rp-nt the Chrtotinas va« , Warren Richards and wife are In Orno Strong and family spent Christ­ cation with bis mother aod brothers of 'town for n rtinrt time. Mr*. M. A. Johnrtoa, who hM been man at K rinmnz o thi* place. New tabcer* elected at the Cong rela­ Frank M. Woclmausre, Eaq.of Cale­ ♦err ill. la-canvah^oent. contrary to the tion xl Sabbath School UM. Sunday. donia. wm in town Monday oa Legal ; fe<rs of h-r friend*. as h-r recovery at J on- time seemed ffinibtful. Uoltir Hcbinsou’.* “Biosoom Bras” buritteta. exup-ny were blll>d tn play at the W A. Lziudec to home from Arn ; fcire. Frank Wal-a hM recent!v dlonperu hou.! > here oa Friday anu Hat- Arbor, but is in the country the mart '0-o ered that one of her erm has almost •relay eventag-s qt lari week, but "'Aftc.1!?:; . _ »vcnmpxul>*.; tjy tu .-I •died.hnd the other In danger. J •"‘■WtH’g friend* piaVJtig IhropQLrhteat Houck> ihoatre. daughter and lltsa Myrtle Ickes, left ।»l.7.'.* Hlckorv Corners. Noah Herrington, nf Maple Grove.- for Fm-m<xrt last baturday. Mm. .1. E Otrnn received an elegant waa up before Judge Mill* lari Tnurwitch and ch tin *»n the Christmas Rev. Win. Tiltoy started fne Dm- gold 1 ilay morning on a charei of a*»*ult n-.oior, Iowa. Tureday. where he idtetwlH tree The Qnest gift it bore. 1 and battery on Gcorw M>r‘h*ll of the (ipeailt i< the reminder of the wintiw School commenced again oa Turaday. Kioto town.*hip. He olo*d not guilty with a strier. find will be tried Thursday of 'ten* ■ MILO. Prof. (*>liawood and wife.of Howard iwoek. Tl-ev ere neighbors and get In­ Citv. are viidting Mrs. C. * parente. Mr. Floa. A. C. Towne virited tbe county to an alb.MVJrttoa over acKool m*tt» c*. i"vl the latter psrt of last week oa aud Mr*. A. D. Thomaa. Frank Tucgrr'a company will play odi dal huslnre.*. Mr. and Mrn. H. E. Hendrick are en- < “Mr*. 1'Hrtiogtoa ’ at th-r op» r» bou*e tertrining their pu-.-ate. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. H. W. William* Ih now buying Friday ewainr This mmptny haa al­ K H. Hroddck. Igrain’at this station on hb own *>• ready been ben-twice this !*ki*--a and Ed.tftflrena father ond mother, of ‘count. He also has s representative at the ho«i.*e haa ta*eo crowds! both tlmce. VerruoutviUe. :utrii«tc<l In eating up the 1Driton. Revival m-oriog* commenced st the v-jry targe turkey that he procured for A double deck car abeep shipped M. E. ebureh Mcodty evening frera this place to Buffalo N. Y. Lut the occasion of (heir Chrlatmae tteiLCiothce line fhi»-rR« are making life Gvrttojujd Artip Whitney are vialt- Monday and another car in tbc yard to a bupdea to Na*hvilta people. lead the bst of th" week. I ng old school’mates of thia village. ' O-ir cltixi-tware again agitating the M. Doster Hhlpped a ear at bogy to Banta Creek and tonta railroad, via Grand Rapids last S ttcrriav. Nashville. Biudasna haa Uiereaa#d eo that friend Mri. Jam-e Divine to q dte ill. It was a mighty good-looking detog-n Mfr. Crisp, of ITauiw 11, is spading Spalding requires the help of a clerk in tian of Harting* young !>idh-j who the holidays with her with parents, hla More. Mr. F. Coonely b&d the visited frtancto at Nitehville during the Wm. Hunt and wife. honor. hoUdav«. Among the number were' Joseph Godley hM rerigned his poriA very quirt Christman in thb place. Mtoe** Kittle *nd Sadie Keadta. Drttole A Cbrifttiuas tree at the school in dis­ tio<i a.« f..reman of thia ttfctioa on the Hal-. Sadie Robert;. Nellie FeQrhnet trict No. 4; old Banta Ctaua remember- rail road^ owing to duties at home re­ and Bt-rtha Rmtlev rd both old and young, every one wan quiring more time than he has b*en Mre. A. 3. bhintorrv-nB exiled to Chi- pltvjrd either in making oth- rs happy able to give thf-m. He haa giv»-a ex­ c.igo Friday by the serious Ulcew of or i»-t>ring made happy by otheri. cellent aatbfaction we naleratand, and her mother. A. C. Hunt and wire eatecta!twri a the oomponv endeavored to retain him. Mr*. G. F. Goodrich and Mie* Horter pedro party last Saturday evening. Mr. Win. Campbril takes the position. Oman have reterned from Altion. A number of Masooie brethren from About thirty enjoyed the hospitality of Mlsivs No-a A In* worth, of Grand the pleasant hori and iweti-jj. car here, tn oompanv with members Rapid.*, and Ads Coog. of Kaliunazno, Tbode Moore is entertaining tootb- from neighboring lodges, attended a spent thoir bdlldavs with frit-odd here; aohe and neuralgia.. Not very pteMunt social gathering with the members of atoo MIhmm Zillah Cracker, ot Battle rortagu lodge at that place lari Thurs­ eompanv. Crrok and Nellie 'Holland of Jackson. Hector Pottoreoo gore Dorth th to, day cveotag. Wo are informed that R The old Union hotw to to be re- morning to dlepoon of some reel retrie. Rpedai train of two onacbea convered opeaed as a hotel shortly we hear. Mra. Conrad and d*ughter, of Otatyfo, the party from Kklamoxoo to Portag* A large number of our cttlreni* are visiting Mr*. C.'s parnnU, A. <J. and that it was loaded to Ito full were at Vermontvilte Friday and Sat­ Hunt and wife. urday viewing the hi»voc wrought by The mercury stood at aero at 7 Tbs election lari Thuaday in Yankee the burning of Browning A Co.’s miU*. bprings p«a«M off quietly giving a Monday. H< A. Brook.* foiling to qualify as majority of 78 sgrinat the manufacture praaldect of the viHogr. C. W. Smith and na e of intoxicating liquor*. was etected at a ep-jcial meeting of the Onajgevilk! polled 09 vote* tor imd 69 Mr. Doud's mother la qnite rick. eouucti Wedcraday evening. agaibM the manufacture and note of Mr. Jones our appto dryrr man intoxicating ik|UorB. Dore that look hocelaet week op his accoonta. m though all our mhBlonarita should Monday was a busy day wfth our The old. year 1887 paseed out quite be sent abroad? btactsmltha. Thera were M sboee set miki and vw, white the new pear’ll day Several maattert ot OraagwUle lodge at Me Arthur's shop. followed ia quick nuccewdon with its Our News correvpoodent feels very cfuuwro of cook chilly wind aocomtoMBatur- 5ot>er and down-hearted rinoe the Lake poakd with scow In sufficient amouot. b* offieen Odesaa News shot its wad last week • wkh the already nice bottom formed The tnun social at the Good Tem­ by the rate test evening, moistealng W. M.-Geo. Ford. plars half on Fridav eve was well at­ the road bed for a nice run of stelgb8. W.-EM Nicboia tended and all enjoyed a good time. ^r*. Rob McElwain was called from J. W.—John Everhart. Wonder why it ia that the dally W /. DOWUNO. ! County News, yniHMWil, Bajucy Qd, ILioeu *WU«S M wtpcMur H. JANUARY 4 A report reached here oa Saturday last that the D. L. & N. road through Odessa wm about to be vacated on ac­ count of so many rink boleo. and that they were talking of pro?i|?ectinp on Boyihgtocs route through Woodland. School cownteaced with renewed en­ ergy on Monday. Tiie German school met ou Mtridhy iixr viKW cnoatitNo. evening. W. H. Smith to detained in Woodland The aide track b mw complete and ready for buainew. with two sick horettf. The I. O..O.F. lodge Dialled offlrere Four caij have Lera kudedonour new side track up to tb» writing. • M?Si8p teachetr inrtitate wm ? An accident to th? aaw In Manfa’a mtU eomp-ilrd him to tile it to .Nkv> meet ri. ths high school room ua bdterJ. — ..—.j A . «» in MMKi. ville for ri-palre. Two iota bold at LU more will be in too spring. We ahkll have a naw the Miss »r* RoWt and Man ited Mkn D-Jra Priee's srhod to ton Monday. Mapte Grove had 8S wrt goniA^h^ 20t h bnt tony w ill t* dry after. The U. B. 8. 8. are peactlducl^BX ooocert to be hri<l in the near^fa^&fir Quarter!v meectog at the B church this w«bk tagiaoif g - boro ••idtioff hw mSOV frtoOda . TU Bew year starts m with alite of weather trying to pte<so ewrn Elsie Mayo, of Nashvtf|e, w«£ ruest trf Mabel QtecklaM fetar&f Naobv»M. ftiLottli fuueral was held at Ute M ououaday oeaducted by I» v. Br^Q^ Mr. and Mre R Mtya, of **336' ririted friends In tow vidmigyLgSf Bunday. ■ JuiUfe Oote sad wife vWtod at.«EM»’ ELHetts last Saturday. . J Mr. and Mra. Wrntey 8p¥^^ljagflB' Iteetion Hill, spent New Yo-Z-dSdSL Fred Quick’s. - "J Joo smith has been trading b|Mto ' Nofiody made rich by st. ’ . Frank tHroolar and Wti) both enjoying new cutter*. Andrew Bowth and dangMev spent New Year's at his doozl Charlo* te. There wfU be a marttog to a literary society on Mondiy al/tflgefc this Week at the school bouse. " ’ ' RUhbwa WhttoomJ».nf Mapl 4Irw»» vtritad al E. D. Beid’a a porUoap^K Ila morn has it that Clarence nartto" la will go to Cbartottc aoan. Saute oC the 4>oaug folk* fromMRa. ‘ way attended the watch meeUagv<y<h^. Free Methodlrt charch Lu C*u^i2S^ Saturday night. to govern our action® In a great entec(Xareoce Carrol ton rXaraoddfiOBto-. pr|»e like this by tboee of otben*. We Graad Rapids last Satardajr. ' must remember too that within a very short time, all the ratirosds that evrj will be built will have beet) construct rd in b ’Uthwrn Michigan. The svuilu!4e territory u grtting well taken op anil there will aoon no more terri­ tory left. For Michigan, cut uff as it ia by great lakes, cannot hope foe the conrirur-Uoa of the trunk Hare. Th* rrilruadH to be built In this state will be mvrriv teed*-™. And with the terri­ _ tory ms w« Raid already so nearly oc­ OOMi. A goodly nmnbee weal to Woo cupied, it becomes any community ti.al t>eds and w«nta a railroad to gel it Saturday evening to the Chrk h>«oo, for in1 the near fatare the rail­ boa*, and few went to Freeport} road bulMIng of eoathern Michigan Cbrtatmm trees. Sawote Rooto .v.d Him vUU|p will be at an end. We have the change now. we may never have ft kgoin. ’ion, or Freeport. vtaiM (.Thru nurf.h*r and hr. Now h the lime to get the road, and With poe*lbiy. we might almort eay la all probability. It will be our lari chance, KBti ibco will go to Hastings to. Courage, grit and enterprise wilt get the roed. Hanging back, writing to mm! what our neighbors will do will M. Echrwob st never get ft. With the road, Lbe pro* parity of Woodland for all time to as­ sured. Without it. wo shall lack the most poteatiri dement ol tr.ixi-vn dvilttauoa Let us get it, for we can have th* distemper. Guess one of the scribes from If wv will. for the Democrat bad a bn-d YOUWO SOLXMJKIL rot i: COKNEHA. night tast week and gvtaig eat what ww the mom saw sa touring bto ohloken caep. The wau dropped but thsTthtof BioupaK January bt was a stormy and slip­ pery day. Meeting* are still in progress at the Hulmes church. The W. C. T. U. will meet this week Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Crakre.on the town Uno. • Mr. Nobles, o( your city, agent for Mresur Bro-j. was In oar mldrt but week aclhug cutters. Jay Biwnum'd rioter. Mrs. Schuyler, of Huie, Nvb, Is visiting with hhn Gt present. The mite society will meet, with Mrs. Lewis Kobte oa J uh. IMh. Eld. U. N. Alien, state evaogvRst. will speak at the church at Cools Grove on Jan. 7th and coctinora for a fuw I. A. Conklin, of Detroit, will be at the chared on Jtm. l«to to give two lecture* tu behalf of the W. B. M. society. Afullbou£6 Is requested on both OCCHHiOOS. John Farnxr, of Hr tod Hiven, has been spending the hotel*\ 9 with Fred Bamp and others ia Chis vicinity. Eddie Bump and wife hare a very Bick baby. Isaac Moshey, of Ingham county, is ia this vicinity. J,______ Mm. J. J. Fuller went to IngraniTJo^ to attend bre slater'a funeral. Henry bteweU and wife, at Olty, ririled at Anna tJcotar's B. 8. Smith, T. 8. Brioe, Wm. Griffin. L. Potter and J. D. Guy each ride tn a new swell box ettter. The oyster sapper at Chas. Hattea’s was a very pieanant affair although the CTovrd was small on account of the toclemaoey of the weather. Mrs. Geo. 8, Marshall pseoented the U. B. society with a new bible New Year's for which they return their sincere thanks. Dance at Mapio Grove •Center last Friday Dight, Mrs. J. Frants, of tjuntMd, Is vWL Ing bar many Iri-jada in Maple Grove this week. Married, at Naahvlliaby Bmr. Hardee JHA 1st. Mr. Truman Navws and Mina Istra Beigh. May they “ *— and happy Ute is the ecrlbe. (. D. F. Garrard dlsnoeed of his pen­ al property at auction Monday and • A pyty at yoong pvepte gava^ D utoeta fora Uy a ptaaniat ere Wednesday evetriog. Friday evening loot there i dancing party at 8. J. Qaihsrik.. 8-kbo of our boy lhuUai-3 girts went day night, but we each weUbOf. Bo Al dpracne is tuawed. i oar blresicgii. We woum___ _ _____ _ Shriber went teat Saaday night.■_ tart Saturday evening K Curiton you are aoiag ■ dtooovcr that the F. Lowry Br. Mtia* Ur stagteBesa has takeaatas to Codar Cruet Buooem to yn tri Frank. AIqdbo Newberry, of Grand R® reoMtnbend his mother. Mrs. Js| Newberry In the shape at a l<dd bill as a Christman preaml. right Lou, bo good to your n her <k<Hnlug ytara. Joseph Surpea, ol Grand at the Springs lari ’ eats and friends a Chrtstmae eve » thieves visited uncloj �■mmhh iTRIKEES MAKE A^TANI). JWO DEAJ»LY COLLISIONS. EATEO «E*CXN GANiZlNG TO'Fl ITiVES tN ONE CASE VP ON THEIR MpS HASTINGS MICH. 4M'*al*y*«•«« t*-iwM»ibateragbuola from etteg* k, c* MMUn< of »u rx>..nr, btgv. bdfa** W, and ••• Puilm .n > fa tUa city bis» a. ra. and . i Ro. 24, a wwt-faiuad •tooW*>4h trauui war* over two hour* I • rttper**. twi-rt *nti--lel to the >, wa» running with ml on fare I Bttqtty*h':>g H rcr grautwi iuax Wgg IjLfooductor Murray, of tb* freirfal I ■M** f»- Gmwv*. Wker* be had orfara agaiovt iraluLBnadR!. /J matt famuli nano aly •b^faaty^Kt'fA l‘J l**‘- tvu fal-*rv*aiaf g9BK,V*uwva e»d BivchniM-1. ouly tone M wrt, r-<d m Uw wor I wm **«it to Um dfateefax’eoeMeta tbl* ri'y, th* ln*v■ leUfa ateB WM OPrtafa. The iw<* train*, the ^•atxfarboli" running forty-Ov* mile* and 1 fifMM mlfa* *n hour, met I gaatety forwt-ldJ.fan curve wiih a creek I lx dwnolhovd tb* angin* an i inJural > ih* train riighily. Tb* r*<l of Ito* > all right Train* waru UaUy ad * Maxqqrm. Mach.. Jan.fi—J mom Krecky and Gorge J*nK. married, « -t* blown to av»'n» In It' Juckaoo mine at N <cauu*e Sat­ urday. They were working over aotn* oil Umm. wbicb bad fa tod to work aom* days agn, wfe*o tb* bleat vxpkxtod, literally blow­ ing tbeco lull >rwgm">>t*. bJ fS 81)00; dvrwl out hy tb« ecmulv-* r »> m «m trf Um rai|4oy<>«, whici nHni Mutual bull, aad Um n>ra generally ■•hvvwL Th* aien •!►«■»*r-n«w their deieminaihm k> fVhi V> Vi. burr and. They elalm Io bev» rwvlv.d »dV4M« from Rmdtnc. P**tfavll!n. *i| outer vonfa o i th* KemUng vyatrm tha> they »Ui b«ve U»* wp- ----- ------ . . --------- ----------jo t cf Uw companyS *>i.|Aoy*a ail akmg tb* way, co-»prrafa with (beta for tb* Mituntan boo "iwl Tu* cornnMUov eo*i by tavuriag a General M lutrer Me I-nd rt>n jwrefata fa eel tar a natteal convequo-i io coiwummat* drclaruig Uiat ibar* ie no MaUt. Tb* nnfae a piau of gcuerai »*•<<wiaiUwi, about i rw In Mr ks It ia u»i^r<i»>L in>-.« m* ail traioa . aort to that vgirrtu* cmW** b" lownd aMO* exrwpt theav cnrmnj it- U <u*l Hi ata • malt TbU umhiim, if airirUy mfo cwl, tbxt Um m-n Intro-1 to interrupt pa wna<rr a< wrll ae freight Cbkuoo, Jan. 1—Tb* lorn cf life Gy raik rna.1* te> Uie Unital Htalaa during IRJ7 baa t>*n much Ixrg-r Umio at any Hum uno* Bo.'h '.>* «ngi«M\T» and favmao ro roUldia; enxln«« wmr rruaiwd h»m Irxi rcuia Th* bacgage-'V. r. mmI rrnokrr of tb* fucwrignr inis pplatrly wrrckvd. Shv bortacw-ear ■0*1*.) Mo Um amoitvT. bk < a w-d n, 1' O;a-i. and awaapiag ervry «oat >Bkw. T.w total '*inbr of pi»XI the Iraki warn fifty •three, fif.eeo (kerb* botvi!4* ac -DV'. poa«iad » [e faarfaateu Cor men and erm wuni.n, k^wl alout U • apot until tbo »o« nvdun ru competed. Iklnwiag ia a Uat ot kibal: E giaror Fwan. Meadville; Engine.r Wliliara Meadville; F^xuian Elwaid Uumra. CamMe. a. WiUlain H Bfapnenaoa Tbieda, <k, paMHi-der oa train. Mdrat: H. L HoRIn, Mew Y wk. leg ariotud; AdoljAi ''. acoaw, Buffuk\ N.Y. .1*4 •rater) A iolph lltwen. faianaxi, N. J., leg anatei;«. M «lve.l. Mi 1 Ifafio d, O.. ova leg •ruvbed Wild tbz> otfa-r broken; fttubarJ O'»rton,- a toy. No. U4 Vbir'aentb ivwt, • Mte H Y.. fag I-raka.it F. M. M-too. ■tedaboos*, Fi., kg bru«*d Vl«bily| DteB. B-eul-iud. Tiuiavilfa, fag broken; VteKewt, O., ba.Uy iiort acrev. bip; M. F. Wycneu, trakwnvn. rmuming from K-ul, OL.L’fcMinru.hid. J.o-ph B.««on. ba^gnr*than, leg cut, ba r i hurt, and brefaed about MOtedhrad; F.ll.pFoulk. San Franciacw Xfah, arm burl; J. M. Woofa, Balamauca, ktf broken; Adoljh Boeer, Cincinnati, fag* «■*•*•; Fmman Cnarim Crumb, brufawl abgek LU bead and te>*tdm. -b^MMM*," wratatead. Both d«.um m MmoUabed. fagutlMe a Uh ••viral car*. IhaUtaldK. e«i,. fUtowv: Lea WithVO*, of CfaoiaiJUi, ba;-grgima«trr. throat OBI, iwcaiUi cruitxd ia, and ur. faiy maagfad •UmFMM; Lawraaoe Cvlum, b gp«NDMtrr, Cr^a LuUow. Ky., kiHvd ouwi^; JaoMB Brnraua, Jr., mail agsM, fatally wwumfad;. ExxgM*Mww*8,^r I*uwtU. Li ta-illy Udok naMurjty, fireman of eagin* B3, •rateMbrti; Flat Tayitr, *ngi»rar. nnl ugly gr-b fa tho faw aud m* «f eyi* knocked •ut Mr Mio»i» l, *ogtao0r, menpad with a Uw bruivci. wnleb wiU not p ovu faiaL- Tb* dMd.pnd woaMhUd wmc broeght to thie pite; bpd comfortable quanera were given TlieOhioFarmei's InsnranceGo. by tri-rr* jib fa 1.ICU. a* com;an«l with Ko 4.. I«t4 UH m 1B61. «!i 4a ton. Tts ia ibbd, fcO >1. toU, nod l,<4u ta 1881. Tim loud t.» DMruaa I Iva fUtyraU Ho Ur aa reported fi.Sfi? lira* hava bran 1 crira that *>« cam* from kac upna the ocaen. 231 upon tb* lake* and tereJaa brought people to a rvalinlfai of rwn |a total of ae cQarparrd with te> terrible t'eahca, and tn * v. ry *ixxt 1,704 iu UMani K-WTm LSaJ, A6n) by d«■a** • large force of nan wore nt w vrk «y»- Mtera ra Um> N»w World, aal W7.0W to tb* tentondiy dote*. a» tbay could far Um CXI Work!, iuHodfaa pMUh-nce and ba Ufa, ■ rfbriiii and dy fag. TboraOrowi cucnptay, makfag I n n l 100. IM. m compmd with 12;afttr &qMloatag two wrrckiuc crvan io Um 701 lu bdid .ad 437.4d3 m IbA •aaqaaf U*dh*>tt*r. anoa east a paeraagw Durto: th* aea-ou of lata navigation 3t»4 trite*? which ta tremf-r the paawcngwa ot tlvw. bar* bean bat on th* inland mm and •*< wreckedtrain and b far Um wi-mM end 'outlaythan fJ.UU.aa worth ot property bav barn dratroyvd. bevocty-lhrvo VMWla, IK' The Laly of Firvcsnn Uumm, of *Kgrex»t.i>X r-gfaierwl ton*, bar* gU train, wm al oat o»n-cogu t vbla. C*- **d to 0Xi*k m compared with fifty-aevvu M**»l tower part of tb*b>ly ww* ------ a. — i to pulA The agwl falb-r i-f Burn* . »'**m»-r-s forty-ihiw ivyd, aodkM weidigt whan tM iarg-e, and aigul tuge pi?i:gfa«i bndr uf bi. win were bractfltMucial low of F7Ua.1 Th* body of E04i1.ee r 8wan. of ! 4uU no curgtaa. tehgo expe ta wae «elg*| fa Um O tighUy that no ntiempt wn* mail* COMPARISONS ARE OOlOUi Welt. A portion nf Ibe body Of EoJuogn, of Um> freight train, and afao Good "oods at Bottom Prices! Doom Trami w*n- runnfaj ail day, l*»t two-third* wera in ihvr 3> a. mw man. Alt coal train* that w-r* eWe-trarkal *cuth at tbl. dOf have been move I to Pm Rim mood, aad train* from poinfa abnv* Riding and in tb* CO"> region* are beret rn«lwd through. Tb* fate* *tr.k« report* fa Uoafa that a rwaction ietelUnc in, an l mat the Readier Railroad cimiwn-/ wiU not be abfa to fill tb* plan* ofibeirttriking empty** m raaily m Aber M kripnt* I Tber* ta a-eioat trouble at Bhamok a, PoUavilfa, i vui-kv Jj-, pa)» Alt* ami Mahanov Pittv*. Everybody enon*eted with tb* train mevfa. *ir«ok ax Um. *t*lion* Wwln-wlvy, and th* might and coal trwflJc i* virtually blorfcwL Huperint*«»d*tit Lawfar, of Um Maban.iy A Buamoklo divfaMo, p«t aemal ervw* to work. BobTOH, D*e. 3U— Ihb meeting and binqnr. u> ib- M*vai.-hua*<>* la- tf Reform fa«*M al cba BiUo-Wi. k Thur-lay ul/bl wrr. highly eiucwMbl, Um arraugmtwata b-ing cumwl out on a exwt *labural* *cafa. Than wrr* jrwwni a fare* ouaifar ut prvudneui I'OiuoaiM and f-ovarnaiiiit offlcia* Loth Irani Unoauwui and alMwore^ Lew*)L Gan. J<Ma M. Corw. Hu-i. Patrick A. CdIIjm. CougrawoMa W, Q. P. Brer-innrklgv, of Kaataak); W. I* HUoe. of Weak VirgiaU, and ttaoatur Jm* T. Murgau, af Shortly before 6 n'-ctaek the rwwt* aud »«iul*ra b gun io arrive, aad at &;4S * lwM» taertiug ot the Lago* »«• b*i L Roelolioa. it>diw«ta« Um urawag* ol Frett taut Cfav*i«D.| wore unaukiKxidy adopted. • Udi©*r* were then *facv-l, aftw Wn o i th* i*r.y proo*dt«l to hr banquet bah h w«* 1 Ik. — Of 811 were arafad ia Um be qu 4 hal. and Rev. Jatix* Fnauiau Cfaik, LA D., invoked divine bbmihg. Arm ib* Uoqae* Ban. Jinw* Ro«8l Ixiwrli rap)*l U>a tueeting to ir far. Lu Um cf lb* Lauxnm । daring Um peat y*ar eboaa Uiax, aa u> pr -v o«« yaan, Uiero bare beeu •dot* mmiuab awit benov by Judge Lyneh’v court- than by lb« legal au bontiM. Dur­ log ISS7 Uw tfa-ntf. Uav- bong bat TJ inea, ahifa moi* have it g ISi, of whom ICOi wera in the a-a th. lb* num far* fag «1 y a^ei ille­ gally Long compare thi* wav fur tb* year* peviou’ u> ttwi fa* : Jh >g by Um ab*r:ff— rS I>> IbdC. Ida >n fa-A BJ « ItM M in 1SW, 181 ii> IbtC, and »> in Il4>. Hung by lb mo —IM >n ibfrd. Kijif IK'S. IM in 1864, il/7 m I MB U) iu IhSi, au.1 A) in UMU OF LERdY, OHIO. ON THE STOCK PLAN. Chartered Feb. 8, 1848 Payw full amount < f lots. No vo.Uable -onditiona in policy It i. the hriMib-t, .-imple.-i and >i.ift*t policy famed. Aom-X' January kt. 1887, 11 847.398.89. MICHIGAN BUSINESS for fat year, 1888: Risks written, $9,662,869. Premium Receipts. $79,204.64 JlavinB<written insurance on mer | of a million of property for the wnt fanners < f Barry county and vicinity in thin nW and reliable rotii|ii«ny is sufficient. ei<d<n>0ment of ite popular ity. I should be pleaded loslnw its jmliry to a-< many more as will favor me with a call, at my in Abstract block, or drop me r po-tal card aud your request will leceive prompt attention. L. C. WELTON, Agt. Hastings, Mich. . FARM ANNUAL F0R1S88 Mrw Yong, D-c. >l,-Tb* y-*r\» ratura of fanur-q rvuoried U> R. Q. Dun Ac Co., tie mevuMiwu - <_>—* -- —* in n«u:faT for tb* year, bot Th* large tncrwM* of fa hab litiM M inllowu IMT-aUm wf. ««34: haittiiie*. |i67M»H; in U» country, rei«rt«l by fabvrapb ia be will I* promptly dwiuieaed. 8*n*ra! hun­ average |rt X9L lbB8—oamber. V KM; luv 2,». aa en uparwd. w.th 1.490 tn IMA l.<M< dred cM train •mp.oyiw, who atrack laat bditiM, »U4.64<tl9; araran. 41 l.CJI. b. IMS, l.-kd ill ISM. l.e/7 io JMd, I.KJ? tn wwk. w-re paid off b*n> Wolnaaday and dieTb* return- .or tn* Do n!nlon of Canada IbtSi, uuJ 1,1>IS in Ibftl. •how I,.Utt tadun*. •IS.1I1.7W Uaidltfaw*; av. •rarr, •>J.0U3. Trw aifarw in tb* Domloios —rr-aj----- rr —•_____ ware ou* iu every flfty-fowr pvroo. in ImmU Caacaoo, LX'C. ZL—I'M firm* bow bare- ti»i« that hav* ar »m 11 regard to Um unk. na*-; h; ta fa lb- Oaita. U.niad Mtaw they averaged *o* tog a* tb* enA ot Um prj» al Um Croko Brew­ •inc* T»e*ty afi-raoOL CbairoMa Lm, ta iiwcy ill pvnw> of U m Kl tbl* at Lifav rg->oativ* cum ■ it, ing etxnpany1* r«tat>b*buHul ia r-rouger, ; tra. ha* br,-.i t.*r* eng ( I in wm-liant> i right**-, an I hntt-r than evtr, and b.a fawn । r tan du* I by upon*, who aay that it i* with- tier* to tradiff r/ul M«.iiUlfae la thu di-{ Crb\B bruira*, M>ok, Da. 31.—G*org* irict, raibug t «em cot uuUl * d.-fl lit* un- Mocrnuute, rtti|4 >y*l at Fulton’. aUnglv Iranurn hmr*U>o«\ which ia >iluatai ala <tor»tao.Uag with thv Bhi a Ifapbfa & R-.>d- Ddl, *M bomrwl Ippad no Main etrr*t depth varying from AM to l.ftJO (rat 1-alow ing Rdimai company can tx obtain* L The Friday by Mrs. P.-wl Curran and Mra the fave! of the l&ka.. To* nempenr ba* taken onfar will prubab y i«t fa* bwfal uoHl after H«nry Amy. - Mncrvb-jim bad openly th* legal tteje to aware th* r righto in U*d» tb* meeting of empty w hat tx*u Itald ta Loa«<»t Uiat ba had bad mUma:* reUfaoo* cor*ry. They will than pmcv*! todawdop Bead tax. Tbe railroad y« ar* it fart ridting Lb* farika lb*-r fl.id, and if it ia a auccew Chiotgo may > L* aalil to b* on tb* eve ot a revoiuUun, and orgnid**!. Tb»y hav* tound an I woe on bwoigar l’* annoa-MMraout tuat be had not pfomto*! arid ratio i, an I bi* rvfjeai to tak* ail th* ban i* back agnio. Ail day nweti ip Inuomrallea of Ohio* a Governor. “ WWW bril tk-re W*lara lay of aUner*. Amah Oottnowa, O., D*c 3k —A grant time ia ft era* tad utiton, and railmad a •vrabtlw, tt bring pr>*|«red for at Um ineaguraUoa ot wbien *mnge«u>aW wvr. oomp*t*d for tb* Govt r tor Forak-r, wbleb lakra place Moo- grand o-orrtition of labor fatarem* co ie bell at R-adlur Tberalnr idrkL wh*ud-lJuba Dortay, raginew of Um freight train a rad-k-Uvr day in th* ausala ot thi* at ale egatra from SO) aaM itb’iraef all clnrw. ot and city. The whole «*•«, together with luduetry ntoig thv Beu ling Una, from EiUi- aiuoo ran UiUi a pawMogw train and cauwd dafagatlo“» from other walaa, will Lava a L-lb port u> tVlUiamqMTL w.tl b* pmrait to Lb* leo ul railruail lietrur at Kouui, Lal, *M arretted T a «day. decide ou poaiUv* a»J effect.re tneibo.1* to Ibe Catted.rat* Hol.!fare1 bone tt Cliarirabring tb- company to tor»M Th* fatarvmto-i, 8. U, La. rrcwiTed from W. W. lorro L g Uhm wdl be •]«» 17 Um iM lvra ia lying- raa, tb- Waabinrtoa pnllauibropitc, a donatag recalcitrant In brUaito and faranoi uoMmblfee bick fat* tea if nwOMtary Tuortday txl<fa’* moeUoj w!» Mil ou all raUraUJoba Daly, of Pitta'mrz. *at Frank J. I era tairwra, ebetttaa to.cfarfc*, vtc., toatrika Many euoMrraUv* knigbu bitterly oj^hm* Bugaq, oi Sprinrileil. Hi*., fought fifty-thrra _ ______ __ Tb* _________ 1 Uifa euurra railroad________ Mfirial* >**m to roeA-ia with b.rv kmlckfa* umt lb* laltar Dracqua. La.. , Jan. X—Tb* eoroorri* Jury h-va ..Uraly lorgnttau th* .triking «n- eUy Monday fur KPaaM.-. Daly failed to iaUwhaveriy Uepedy kfaturday rvwdarwd ___ ___ tlfiy.fcortb ‘ ' round, - and• • verdict to tfa. etf •«, ttu.1 W. a Kiattly ployra, tbeaatera at nfae-lectl* of them awarded tb* atakaa came to bto d**Ui by mearw of a wtnnd in- bav| .< Lam •< ruck off Uarir pav-wlia, a* ver, Mr. Ofadawce, Mr. flfalna, and Lord flMtal by a pittol ball, xbot and di charged tb.-y wy, lo get work again. The operation of cool iruia. fa lartpcktog up, tram* from Ilartlngtoe ar* all e xpM-tad fa U m earn* Ital­ Lnxu a phtol fa4d u; tuo iia*.fa of M. M B*Ufags which inatanUy killad anid W. & K>mc<v nil dirved m. Ufagfa/ to B.-ouivrhoad •agio- ian town at Um muu* Uuac ia February or fay. and ibni M>d killing w«a dvhte?Italy. rare, and exparivnoal railroador* la tab* prvBxdiUi olJy, f«14okx»!y, and of tuxmadov •inkem’ iifacwt Thirty arrived oa tbvaooa ttarateM^U, don* L* ^ -HL X. L liiuga. tralu W.loo-day. Ota rial, yay Utt Uwy Tt*» vardiqc was anuulmouv, and axaivnxMft hav* double iho ban h aw 1*1 eatii tav mala over th* matter U higher III Waverly th*a UtM at PLlladalpUia ia iu full op*raUoa Lmooiu, Ufa, omupromh d co Tufaday for at any previoua Um* emo* lie occunwnen BhaMmox. ft., .. Deo iS.-Tb* grading an alleged abortag* of 8.0,000 la faaaatkatato com|«iiy euipioy tUrty-fiv* *agii» and ir p-yfaatUoMMy UviaU ------- l— ourr-l^y pot a Donat tba CbriMteb f**4irilty at the s&rwcs fordgty WedMolny . - <... i___ _. _„ ■ i... _.. Tib.. nigid, Mra E. J. Furltoo, matrou cmton in U>* coal ef tb* btel ray lam, to i dead ftomtb* UaUly.M> MaU .fajrattag ot a blend Va—. Btee w** be year* rellro*d fa Conor onr Um Banbury MARK & DUFF Dress Goods Tke 'kiui Ttlipkns Jisyiid From the Seat of War. 36 inch Tricot. Dress Flannel HARNESS R. k FIRES ANO OTHER ACCIDENTS. PRICES LOWER । Finest Line of Dress Good: & Duf am Euvlta- ti bi.1 «dc on ifau BLACK SILKS BLANKETS, ROBES, £Xy yart of which : hey warmat TURF GOODS! And Finally UNDERWEAR MARR & DUFF �M1CHIGAX STATE NEWS. nderstand, that we Low Prices" wejv taftaHTb Ite ait vT7?rt“I gnews to tta lurch. Buch e.p rs area's a hit OU-e la envta ly. Graixi R.piU nswibovs an I bootblacks ailed to the masthead as our motto. Jn short we have marked our Christmas' ick-nacks low, that everything DR. MARY WALKER. l.taa! again in alaoil t*u wn k». A L’lcBie.n buicie-r iia« b, eo.se a profreeloii >1 Mc>tn-r«|. »n<! lias go r U<I atan,s|.xinng«ri|>ab.<n I lie .uui.lrj. Tta army al Kuiaiuar.io u». « queer diunix A. )<-a*t h local iui|v;- •«)•. rihe uruuis U letal tall, ibvlt guiUiiol souiai*.’’ Frank Im-kvy. oi Miueiudl. sent* RpHunl Beware of Scrofula Bmtela Is probably more groeral than gay other dbeaso. It I insidious in character, and nswilftels Use!! fn running wore*, pc»tclar enspttons bofte. swellings, enlarged jofats, ataceeece.soroeyes,etc, Hood’s&mapart'Ia expels al! trace of scrofula from the bloat, leaving It pure, enriched, and healthy. “ I was severely afflicted wl’.h scrofula, and aver a year had two running sores on my neck. Took five botUie Hood’s R-.rsaparilla, and ton cured.- C. K. Lonuor, Lowen, Maxi. C. A. Arnold. Arnold. Mn., bad scrofulous sores for seven years, spring and fan. Hood’s Barsaparilla cured him. Salt Rheum >*iw ■ V. K»-id any aiirtupt m> Hitt fear, of lite- cu-ountu ruonril tn nquel-btnc )t.unui>i<* pl-Ces iu AllrgaU W ul4 lUAkO it awkeirt ta tta VilMgi- prexdrul a»«l in teab-l Hire l-otinr u> tu a rrejve.ai e flgur-. Amon.- other 4. brotmaa gi>ta lor U7 >-as a berluf fl or nod a tnu of ri-to to < sen of L*>» |<*‘r iimdum o. Dmah, asd a mntof erod es lor all tU- a asbcyv aud buo.blacks Tom. Pa, Jan. *.-About mdnlght Hat•rday Dig it n dynamite oaruxlga was ex<k*lol o<t too pavomreu on King street a 4s •< tta Odd Follows halt, aliakiag that build­ tag to Ito cwor, brMking nrarly all toe «iax» in to., widows and kill:ng u<m of toe animate vi the dimamoseam on toe UdrJ fluor. Tta aoucwwibu s -ook tho houses. for ever a square in too I r..-tare boon arrwtol. and tta pol.es an- after ottan srta botoog to tta gang teal sommitted tta effvnea. U te not tatar-d Itat it srae dooa w ta aMifrioea intout, but to conform to the custom of abooting off tta A mmpls cf chaps nnraad K*lley and Rarrelfratio I 'b« AUrn store at LLirUo >1, blowIj g <ta w-f* to lalliback. They rxpactml to tnnkaa hapl of fl,Wo suppose-! io have bvs tb-pmitod by Ums towusbip treasurer, who bad tarn eoiiecifiig Caxaa; but for-.unalely tta tax mourr ww tn tho local bank. toU tta tarjrlare ro; gl.47 ta ttair pdos. Both tavs been artas ted and Jails I at Paa Paw. Usnial Mrt <e, ao surly Fla- Il -ok a- uler, diol at that piaOr, ared 9J y-, s. B« wai WaU and wifely kaown tw south- ,i-'.n> Michbean *» an npvt^rt, puMie-spinjvl a-.tei. L.guacu rxauty will ep-aa tsr oiiul ou the tonal option q i--Cion Fob. ’.*4 Z Au Haifa has « |IO,OjO .ait on tar hands. Laura 8 Ippey » ania that yLa fireocouotr-.ing a dataller •btewnlto-' Ctoum-4 hi such a thriving. l«sy town that ttay’vo bad no Urao to prvvi Jo a o-mrtery. B1\ as props dis them o«-m«U*itoiy. tbeyVs agitating t-»o UUa ot a auiUbl* site Wkshta. .Kaa. 4a*. B>—f«*turday t>re»ooo Dr. H. (1 Burtoigh droppel daad at ths bedside of hi> dying wife. Ho was standing by bee bsd. ia^paUy wntehing ber, wlan Mdtaaly bo ra*«d bss hand to lift taad ».id exelalmol: “My Gwdf My poor wtfo It tying t" Tta nest instant ta fall dead upon tta flocr. A a>rtm»< *s tnqnret was tald. stxl dc<b wu rMf»ra-l to hav.. bona cam -d from npojjl'.-«y. Dr. Burh-lgb w.m one ot the WtoUtbMut man in lb . oily. His furt-ona h is rwtlmate-1 nt >1,5^0,UM. ILi was a vw-y Her. J U Parton hu cec-gMod tta pulpit edd ebsr-tr'.-r, ftod wi< hdtal fa tots sect: m Of tta Ur-wavita <'orgrv^«Wc«uii chinch lor for hie nreny -ec-nu M-ttir< ' too past tWHtiy-two j aad has k- pt both I pew an I choir in good basted* daring all this New Yom. Joo. X— During tiL addn-w klma Either that’s ax’ sxr--ptioarl nengrep^ «t tta m*:unx of tta anti-thjvdrty soti- :y boa or -ta tta reverwod g^atk-waa i< an fa tta Acadaniy of Mu da Rua lay night Dr. UDueually good monagsr, HcGly »a rwtl the followin' tole^rani reNegaota* folks arnad-e livwioL Aarowd coivrd from Loo<1 cxi: "Cardinal Manuli.g, of boolluma who were maxing night M Itoes fa aepneebUxbiy, «aLl: ‘Brury ■can bus by ttair calls Wfronto. a axxnau*s rreiJvacw right to life, end Um food n-.-ciswai / to »4s- u> that town, were prom. ’.1/ fired at oj tta tmu life tin si riot te this right that it pro- aounpaiiL cm- of whom was aarx-ssly -Uaovnr el! riguts ot prop rty. KucveJty Wuondnd. The gang d .tbandsd and tta know* no lew. A starving man may rtdal woman want to jsil hie neighbor’s breed.”1 A avfr form of mamgv Ikenss, wnfch wiU l» adoptol torougl-rxit tta «ata, has taoo derir> I by a pewit arttet. Ituof Ron, Dec, 3L—Tbn jabita Lr-Uvitte- ere arttetio tadxn and Lan-t^iuaiy engrave I, now et tta-r bright. 'I oo-e, romLined with and will ta a eouveufr worthy ot pruwrva-eotebretion- .«n 1 twrem on»c»i of Chneuaos an J tiou by tk>-j to wunm ttay ». v tau«L Now Year's, have fltal tta city to ovrrfl >wTtarwu t rtaertng of W w State Teactam' aafag with v.sltore from uwry part ot tta world. 11 -> Horgy ore a erwupicuoui. feature. •ocii.Uot. at Lowing w u m-.-o largely atThursday .ftuu arohbsiUcp*. Llutaiw, paLri- .ended than any similar galbiriag ever tald arcba, and other pSMlat-e of high rank ate in tta state Tta Muak-gnu carta n-'rnDr- factory baa tended a reoeptioo j^veo by Pt»po Im>. been sold to B. -wari A Hartstoora, of Nessark, K. J., tor 133.000. Mr. Hiirtehorw is the PxoaiA, Ilk, Doc. 17.—Tta firm ot Msa- lavratcr of toe famc.i seU-ucilug stale serau Bros. & Dark, ot Uris city, mods cu Tta Grand R-ipMt * Ita ten* Bnilrcadi MaignoxMit Munday tauralog. Tutor ILblli*os an- r^\lXX>-. aawnoa, dm caan'.ratsd, b,’ oompeay has tta f'xn of payin g Aaron Huf­ ford. a drummer, tta »wsi ot BX’J for eject­ onaidarably above Cbm amount. ing him from a peaarc^yrr Ualn wtao be sr*g arlood with a suro-aDOugte ticket And there’s a One MO of scats to pay also, tta caae having just boea cried foe tta third Caph Phea, of tho Emn»4 Ugh’. Artillery < 84. Paul, who receaUy abecondsd wW. MOP. taabo accused ot swindling the man ggement of tta Chicago military oacamp ”J. T. Laforge, • junk dealer of Rockford KM., baa been bound over to tta grand jorj «n the charge of employing boys to M woods fur bitn. * 1* M. KoM and If. A. Whitehnnd, afnrswv god a ear impactor, qnarreted owsr wtofaj gt Wilson, La., and shot each other, Flek flying and Whitehead being badly vrouatad. .?-y “J* Is one of the moat disagreeablediseases earned by Impure blood. It la readily cured by Hoal’s has wparUh, tho great blood purifier. William Brie#. Elyria. O., suffered greatly firm erysipelas xwl tai; rheum, caused by handling tobareo. At times bU hands would creek open and b>cd. Bo tried various prep­ aration* without aid; finally took Hood's Sar­ saparilla, nnd now say*: •• I am entirely well" "My eon had nit rheum on Lis hand* and on tho calves of bls legs. He took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Is entirely cured.” J. B. Stanton, ML Vernon, Ohio. being- ever bought before are Qo not wait until the assortment has •me quick and look us Hood’s Sarsaparilla l.^ta:rtbmlb, bl llornsua. thinks that would be about toe pruj-or ucure fur KpU itahtot. ot Mi vauaev cuuuty. to pay lor alienat­ ing Mrs. Naito’s affections Irvin tta atod fbuttb. on Heikiay next, being toe first to tho ymr. Ibero wiU i>e aa oiu faaulouea ptedgu-sfeuMig tx-r-ULrvpveys IxaU. Auu Arbor. Tta ptaige SoMfcyrt tools'*, fl: all fargk Mataotoy by C. X. ROOD* OU. ApeUamriM.LowaU.MM*. too Doses Ono Dollar OH! MY BACK! home and tell your friends that in this paper so and that our store is erly hireling a burse to a street rerbuw -xrried tv the suprvuw court. That augual body e*u boat any four mru ia America at m*vIng potuta uu bow to Lllcii up Mroel car liorvw. The eotouw e jury iu Ute csu ot U>e lutait »bwr body waa taiud iti the cellar of a bouaal Aud Arbor occupied by u.o u< the ual- ^anta Claus Headquarters. tm tauruer. Tne vflJors are confident they will unearth too tounk rer. Its storj guu« the rounds to the effect that a JvmsviiIo editor was obliged tv borrow a ’J* He baa stockin'?’ of bu own. nod only herrvs rd tae.vx»e hte were vp«n at boto eotte. A colored man named Taytor returned to Innslng the other day after an ataenceof 10 ; y-ars. and bls first act alter arrival was io Lunt up a merchant to whom M owe<i |i ~J and pey tta bill. Auvtiler prout that a black sktu dvva not prevent a tuau from being white. ■ HO1.I8H BUCHU 127-129 W. Main St.. KALAMAZOO. । A. N. Rptuldlng teunod the M. K. ehurch no. •toty to Hartl ord gio oueoadnluo. bes*)s. that It be returned, without Uiterrwt, wtan another society should build aebureh in Marttad. The other eoctety built, and vow tta tame.- ha, nurd the MctbodDLi ai:d got a Mr• Itai tfur »ioo and luterret. (-eorgc Manulny and Berman Miner, of Owk-o.charged with uncoupling* freight train , Do Tans Own Dyelag, at Kams, with oa wbleb they were stealing a ride, wore ar ralgnrd for trial, and Manning pleaded guilty. Hu wa, sentenced to three years iu the Detroit Hwy will dye errrythjuK. They are sold everytause ri jwtskUou. Mluer pleaded not guilty whom (Two l*n.afaae*n«o—so solars. They Commencing Jan. let, 1888. LADIES PEERLESS DYES. Fifty Years at the Front A Klics man weal home oa one a! the rti'em eoid evenings to find that tte wife had rpri-ad his new dreMtag gown upon the floor to stop thyroid air from making too free an entry waver too door, and It made him so mad that ta tore toe door from the binges aud threw it into ton street. The lady says It's just exactly what she taped ta would da; the new doorfite K> nicely and damn', tot tn a particle of cold. According U> Um Marquette Mining Journal the proudest man who etcr enured Jackscc prison was Larry Finn, the MarqocttefourWtrich explains tta . Beu. J. it ntesel, a re-ysareoU dirts., of d< rrr. When be arrived In Jaeksoo, iu Mbcrlff Three Rirers, was cnereisd tta other da* to AduMT charge. It was bight and the huge lighted wBb atecirtclty, Immediately Mm A- E- BreHosaridge, a Xorwlcb, Of,to BiaUsn ot W swest Mninawa Haltar youth, exlctiM tils adtnlratioc. "Is that where ©I’m tfa pair to sail tta raging mtonsooifal main. ahher gofu-7" he asked the sheriff, who replied A recently . org,mn«J V<JW cw.po.-y that U was. Urry paniM r. motiMnl. and tbea. taking In the vasttros ol tbo priiou and the .rraed with prupsc machi ery. Crete a coal mining wpsditiae at ttat plaon. brlgbtneM of Its lights, be said uitaan air of Tta iriweut price of that fttoioseaw to be Mt pride: "Bedad. ana ttaro Isn’t ttatoltarto’ Incs-nUro to fucmfaf Its aoquefatasice fa masiy naw localitfaa In order to reduce the stock the prises have bssn cat. >1 Erery line of goods can be purchased al greatly Rrioea. . WV>* If yon desire a dress or cloak NOW is positively the time to secure it cheap. No old goods, bat this season’s styles and eolsriaga Elegant black silks, substantial and darable. Choice colored silks in delicate rich shadings ter c CHRIST ON CAVALRY CHRIST BEFORE PILATE Remnants of Goods in Every Department *» AT BARGAIN PRICES, n OLICI �Ttmn m m«lo« * n*UM U> m»T OjMB* for hla Btiempt to ruin the abeeprdaIng indnstry, which Is to-day the moot profitable branch of farming. * ED4TQAIAL NOTES. ■raoeal liberty" la a very lame and exc<u»e to urge agutoxt the baniahof the BalooD with Ita awful evils. Loe man would for » moment deny f tMXP.ruunity or a county’s first Us ta to protect Ito dtiirtia. Tha & anwrtrkted Uaffte. ia Uquoes refcw both the life »od property Fdtixec, imp©** numerous exactn the way of direct and indirect ion upon him It debauchee and ?laa the large majority of tboee & to the drink habit, and above l£e inveterate enemy of the bouw. n.n who would use intoxteante g^hbor. and of eorirty.todeny to Uf tha'rigbt* to patmnHs the saIP’ Society should and must save |Pwbo SBldU for themedves curb petite for drink, boctety should " ■ thc fortabiy prwkkxl The ridiculous Mfc*rrtion of certain {■chiefly tlx- uuXa free trade organs that the removal ot the wool duty would nnt r-dur* tb® am utterly locapabio of maintaining themprice of wool to the fannrn*, ahowa bow utterly destitute such or/»ra arr of all means of defense aga!n>t the argu­ ments of the protectionists and attark® of the wool growers. Why is it that every wool grower In the country ta so vigorously denouncing ths scheme to put wool on the free list? It ta be­ family circle and cause they see in tnis scheme a threat an abiding plan which only needs carrying out to des­ burntJ*h for aa a i troy uno of the greatest induetrlee of the country, and the on* which strike* directly at the farmer more than to any tbranevec if they could do a Uttie toward iaaii>tAiaix< thnmra1'^— It U natural the! other clasa. President Delano ot tbs Nationhl ttono aalorUmalaa, bwvfl of rttobozw and wool growira’ association, in bis call for prompt and vtgoro-is action of t e association*to prevent the adoption oi 3 This Space , btmpad down au' squinted throw Ums ■»y» they: •Old Umm, jw»» । Beamer. a*T begun rivta’ O» Bail Columbus fcr dn»m’ ■ will do longer tolerate the open *S The county has exprtwed itself '’■■JJRwtirimLngiy in faves'of prohibition; "*4|Mt*abould see that its *doereee ere '—^^Bffoed. It can do* this by upholding y$Jhteo*ra of the taw ia all codeavore Qbygppreae the Ulegal sale of Liquor. "flppPtaxan who voted for prohlbKion Blankets and Bells. For the next foilin'down taWn We are going to make a specialty on th above goods. ubaa to tb® thirty blind umc ED. POWERS HARDWARE Arrived Morrill & Company Are not going to give you the Earth, but w>! give you—Jan. 1st, to continue 30 days—th which wwei Biggest Cut! generally altouted at Uwcfcor U a draughty car with aahxrt for a algual was fixed in Cha bow, and than all waited impattenUy for ilia ■top toaae Ibam. The vwaal proved to baa Lg ■waUlag aaila and bur aider gticenlng with Ever made in CLOTHING feel morally bound to do all Ln to sustain the taw. And ^■Ive all the temperance men should ^RMPyowtr onUedlv aod harmcmlouA- for county prohibition, and ^■MKbora will be added this month. Overcoats, 20 per cent off oi marked prio for thair daily bread. Tta Ute erf them baa oeaaldered the beet and most jptaq^ef aeairiDff practical pro­ . No^joiy can hare probftd- CUTTERS, BOBS, ROBES, .. _____ a.. -» ——— We commend thia, together with all the resolutions of various organ ixaUons, and all individual cxpressiocis on the subject, to the careful consideration of those free trade organs that are making tbecniwlvpfl ridiculous by* MMrtlrg— they must know falsely—that free trade would not impair the price of domestic wool—D. trolt Tribute. 4M|^MectaDen of.ttmdwritfng too. *"7 here we* want to rtwnark - Patronize BeioGgsto — WM^ISUorrStMKtctia Barry county *- <M^fttto educate itself up to that point r*» HTLTZ-KLuhOlM Wmmht *oai. C raad big expense to society. 018 onj7 virtual protection in mtcd wHto 'h*' MlooQ keepe * If they as a body were to set that taw at drfiaaoe. 60^MmTonly and beet means to abate the ^M^BKdoc, crime and misery that attend bualnras wu prohibition. jl$M|yge handwriting ta on the wall •<>|RaP*Tbe saloons murt go," and as a ~<MRM|taparary aptly remarks, it's an de- | Grt rid of that treasury surplusra-Hv. affectively and io redly by r» moving the duty from augur and tobucca. M»fw the beiM-tit it will gain br the ruinous policy recommended by Eng of such good cltitt^s- If that Prraldent Cleveland, makes a v»n Ruffriocl tnduoemrnt, then it IGd do so becau» these vreHk-wiUed atrong appeal. He views with alarm thb movement of the free trader*, on* FepeDd Ln lb*' saloons tbe money accelerated by th* chief executive of Pshould purchase food, clolhing the nation, to break down the Industrie* iWLc-Htioa for thrir fnniilk*. of the United State* by surrendering the wise policy of pfotediou and plac­ Rate, if but rvBjHTted by the asing our dependence upon the Mtiourrve »>. wculd prrvwi th. m Irwn <>»■ ot Great Britain and other foreign Stifh" hxrn, as selling to minorscountries, lie appeals for speedy ocIKom 11IX tasll »l F«lu UUxlganiEaUcn against this fatal scheme I'li.iwnUr prohlt>ll«l| «Xo "Uand urges consolidated rvutatance in Suiter or later than certain hoar?, every alate, county and township. In today*, eW-ion days aad k'gal boT dosing his addraM he says: r But DOC a ringb' provision of Eofranchto*d frwmeo may obtain ^UwotAttec® obsjed except the j Uati oe and avoid <‘pprv<udoa by making nen’t of t£e paltiy llorfUW of $800. those in authority und-rstaod their wants. If you have large or conto because the aaloou keepers soUdated wraith you have votes. Exrv“trawpHl undec foot and treated cLv- wisely the power which this privi­ fooDtempl the reMralota of th* tow lege gives. Th* founders of our re­ *jjublic wotimeDt bw, tunn<l public placed iu tho hands of its people flJt them and the people have decid- the power to correct the errors of those who make or adiulnta'er our laws with­ S1 the saloon must goout insurrection or violence. The Hloou keeper of this city reoenUy executive biu\be*n misinformed. Re­ tfted to the* writer that this defi- move the deception and let him and TO the law by the saloon keepers the nation know that ymi wtli not sub­ mit tn the proposed injustice without a Mwa the people to dedare ngainst resolute struggle. . hiy don't yoo enforce the lawn we ■V" baa often been asked of temper­ people. Tbtre was liUle force in joesUon. since even if convicted of ting th* law, he had but to pay 'ihat*dkl dm represent b week’s tsnd 'jouM still keep on wiling Ruff. To carefully watch and oecnpd them to Live within UvU.V.KX,:TM».WfTlX». POOBOLB-WLKS. Banner. $7.50 Suits for $5.00. Uxcn a band Lu pviiaa oc board. •ling. $10.00 Suits for $7.50. Once there tbqy ssssasd comfort, , , la the oullytas taarfcrt gardtea ia tbs $12.00 to $15.00 Suits for $10.00. vaemga bad Mito tho a£QQ/XX) PortagtMan rob. fi, it shows that n majority Mntl* h Ln favtr o< proMWUon, and to Mt poMibte guaranty tor its neat ’ If It wutoot be enforced Id k county, It to uekss to expect its bement at all Another very wise Wc have a few watches left; will continu. aimoat denied by their physical activity and rKyoodpbyi to give them away as before as long as thc> would last—this is the last lot of them. of Michigan, of all partlw, have to thank the repnbUcun kftala* ^■^i^for the county local option law. Wttttar it, within r y&ar, more than The wracked Maxann bad borax ulna days io n open boot. Pur six dayw they bad noariyi Q ounce of food each per day, but thereafter tey had xxoUlDg. They are vary «»»• thxt’ fourths of the ocimUe* of Michi •IWFwill have voted to baahih the sa- eHy la a highly educated guntUman, who thtoeity aa a dark in a tiry goodsrtora ■•’•fceeidHlt Cleveland says that farmlet In added value tef their wool in of the tariff. Tbia ta rank use. One rf-Bany county's moot farmers, who baa tra<‘T«l Unital Ktodom of GrtM Hr j > year, found that he couk suit of woolen ckAhiM.ioT ’ ' Fa»cto«»xor taw •miro »z. ___ 1- L. I ■ . . . . token back that I hadn't aoaaa aaough to tall tho teller that waa driving." Jchaamu. •ii waa only a larapUghtorguing bhi rooada* Datoxh bark axxl carried safe WITO Copt. M. Maier, > tho RumLmi Finn Cbrhuo1- wwlthlaMybranch < tav» devoted bimaeif procnlnont terv-frhra ai Sleds svjll go with boys’ suits. Do not jail to give us a call and saw These goods must be sold before money buying our Spring stock, Must make rooir for Summergoods E.W. MORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. �Tbetiasfags Banner. . JAM *• ' ■ PHR90NALMENTI0N. botaln U<*Ferer la vrey ill with typhoid Sift AUMHEMUBM. Lstal BS*»< Dennis reports that the ’amps at tbe Hastings offiro has shown a gradual and guttering iuereue during the past right month", and that lucre buxro are rm-tol thuu ever before. aster Stiver Knives and Forks. TUB BKtiT CBBAFBifTt m ALWAYS tbk JOHN BESSMER, JEWELER. Troy Laundry. HASTINGS, MKX.. BroooStoac e*M •< Aawrte»B Hon**. eoJMu Vm pstroMS* of tee prop* of HuCnp m>4 rteteXy. F-JUM.Q** rtrkti* arvtoUs* aS wrr reMwaHa pOo*- G*vr Um-m a UUL Drol erod T9VZ iaMfedry work MK of Um wVc 9«s to grt kt 4*0" Ln m poort Map*. ot sa U» fricss at tan SproteJ ratoo lor tacally waob■ fnpn. CaUta. Bnaeatbor Um* Mar*. Local News. Circulation ihu week, 2,000. Tsaos* will be cn-oslng the Y* ’thfa Rovm to rest. Esquire of Dunning ' fL\rrw*G« coottauro to tend Drtgta Wring towns tta a wheat market. Twx Odd Feriows wUl have a aortal Tw» te tbs week of praw. and fa hetag observed by tb« roaugrticsl •Lurches. Taking tavototw ta Dow tbe favorite pwUsM*(r) tiw rorroiiADta usd their wui D poor crops and close Unx-.t, Bastings OMrshanle aro enjoying * ab««U tans** os the new tum-tabte of lbs naw raHrnad Wednesday. . ovta Jnewr Webmert drew a set dC DWmm and,Ned itarkcv RooU'a wwL, •t tbe dnagtag is BeughmAD'-, drag Thoi Caney wo taken before E-r, Brown ot Barry Saturday for rxamlnatioo on the charge of burglary. He was l>ound nvrr to the circuit. In default of 83U0 bail, Thomas pinrth ta tb« county bsx'.ite. The Ilton wrtl Penny Prros sufB that fartuera within tbe corporate Uffilts of that village will follow the rxamt-le of the fanner* tn the ci*y limits ot ilaatiugv if the latter are euco-aifulin their tight against paying waler works taxer. Fred Woodruff hah opened a tin ami repair shop In the. bosemnt under Pdwrr’s hardware atorv. He te pre­ pared to do all work to the line of tin. c<-pprf and sheet Iron ware. Epprdai attention to repairing. Give him a call. The American express office fa Dow in K. J. Grant's building, next to CoL GlUV. and near tbe Michigan Centra] drpot. it has Dew and very comraodiour quarters, and the rhang-' will undoubtedly he appreciated I? tbe burin nw public. /The young folks of this dtp. who recognise to Mm. Jolla Good-, rar a "inA few pailsand of water manlpulat by cere friend one u bo ba,, doo-» much Quincy Mopped what might poon| have fur rotertalninrnt. at her b-* a ’ahrir dfaadtrous lire. • met ~ home Saturday evening and preM-utai hw withFan ri-gant antique New irm .- It la now auk-rocker. It was a instead complete bappy Drclhers of and H. A. Goodeurprtee to the recipient. Bom*, who will look after tbe to e would like to call the a'^-ntioB of W one of the pioneer busloeas of Harttogn. the dty officials tbe fact th* pros three of After to a la*. useful] ­ perous sodrooms b-JDorabfa burdocre gambling are said to be in run­ which beganto when Hastings ning order thia Mty both night", backwoods' settlement, Hon. days and Bunday. Throe toetH-.itlon" Goodyear rotirea from active do at* much or nxor* to debauch the The mantle upon worthy young thanfalh tbe aatoona, and we want J. F, tied D. 8. Goodyear are two Jouag th*- dty officers to see that they are men who need no introduction to I Ban­ suppressed. ket. readera. Thor have for ybeen Do you with wantthe to cetablisht sell, trade pr rent connected who*** your farm, ownership villagemid or managem dty property P If now BUDowt Itey are so call on or address Cookyou A, Shrldon, whose sterling worth, Hartings, Mich. Theyenergy have iutb| only have pteoed them in the front complete set of abstract books to, Barry busfnesa men. In their bands county, and the best facilities lor doing reltaUfT hardware «**Uiahm| a real rotate buwnros of any firmlto the roodve aOeotimi county,all nodthe propose to makesrpeciulty of.that kind of bustasw. /Thenew officere'W tbe Odd Feltow lodge of this dty are as follows. R. F. Blivto. N G. J. Krnsberger. V. G. Geo. Abbey. R. B, N. Bdfav.P.a M. L. WlUlanx, Trraa. Geo. Abbey was elected rep.*wwnt«tlro to the grand lodge. Twk HasUags Qty Itank has caUed We save been very lenient in tbe for » per eeot. roorv of ita autascribed atoo*. wMeh will make tta paid up enpl- mutter of requesting sulweribers to pay up, because w«, have felt that tlmro' talgWJ/JOO. . Aiumt*' oouxKy will bold bvr to<i4 were eloan and taxes must be’ paid. opUou etarttoo January tMh. Tb* Now that taxro havr tw«-n mostly paid, eouBty will r&U up a big majority for we reqorot every subscrilfar to rah wRhovt delay, and pay wbut he owre ffob&Mtae. tbe Banner. We pte-d tbe money ta Wbxx do ytm atill iu*p aworo off. or our businrod. aod-iteed It now. '■ Qwino tx} Che storm tbe wutafc, meet­ ing al the Hlata Road church Was not D. C. WaMU, secretary of the boun­ no largely attended, but it wm a most ty <«ouzd st BOftoU rxnmioer*. Bays that be finds meet of tta- district seboob In excellent rioting conducted tty the Revs. Martie az>l Keagle. The friends Very guoi osndWoa. of the M. E. church at Martins Corner*, Tmt Hartley property, ta the aeoood joined with un to ths ear- faro of watching th* old year cut and tbe new one in. Sotu" made i -tart in lit baBrtl tta mrt of ft ta dtv tote. ter life. CrruuDH of thu state who wish to SOME Of ocr dtitelM -‘XUpiiUU Of get young fish for Mocking tabes and rivers abcnM addiw “Secretary K«I very heavy taxro. They are higbtr this year, being about £ per cent. Bui over togg. state ffah commimion. DetraU." in Rattte Creek tbe taxes are 3 p*| cent. And we notiee that th«M> lowtei that boom and grow aro tta to-wna that have the higher tax**-. This sbcild in­ spire our citizen:* with ccdS6*d^-. IP it doesn't, tbe fart that we are to have Thu VrmoQtvJlk roltor mUta three miite ngolnst tbe dty prduably burned to tbe ground TbuoMtay Durbr. will. Loes fUjtnu. insurance 9?^W. Tbta Ike will be a sertoua lows to VeraxontThb aurveyinf party of the QK. A rille. J 6. returned yesterday morning from Wk owk ear rdaikrs as apotogy for Ht. Johiw, which ptace they reachbd tta) tbe poor print of tbe Baxnkx tbta previous d*y. They claim to have, weri, wbkt U eau*d by defect! w rol­ round >» apteedid route from Woodland ler*. Thia we shall remedy aa t*ooc aa to St. John", easy grade, few curves, nod magnificent country. Tbe party Chakutt Jordan and IHck Doyte will resume opentioni* iii a t-uuile of L«4d tbe tacky number that drew the weeks. They «wy Ita* ro-opte Jf St. •40auK*at Mudrv* Charley bouA-ty/ Johns will do the handsoToe thing in off bio partner asd will appear ta tta aid of the ro*u£ Fmm Ih: appearance of Ih* but Dvflxxrat om would judge that tta eoondl was an exoredingiy busy body of lau—-ever two ooJumur. of prwx»id- It will be but a few day* at the oqt side till th. engine and saws will be do­ ing h hurtling busin* ro on tbe alto of tbe lately burned Wilkins* mill Jim ta a hoetkr. Farmers rwnkrt that the Hiutiagu Itagiue A Iron Work.-* havrt-Q band ail sizes of chiliad sldgh nboes. Tbme they will exchange for wood, old iron or cash. ffc«E on Port's botH baa been rvtnuoed, and buatarM ta proceeding Bt • hvely rate. Mr. Ford nays be expects to hare tbe hotel open to tbe public by tbe tint of March. Bn.tr Baxxxtk bow hue an inrtru□M'MheO'is pi»y •»- He drew that >800 tnualc box at Lathrop's Saturday night, and pas ptay four tuoeo now ta tbe nMwt approved faahlou. Thvrsd.\y morning, m Byo*** returned from breakfast |o at­ tend to his dutfas ta Dr. Lathrop's drug store, • he tbonght he anooke in tbe room. As the ch brtwron the Lathrop aud Baugfiman drug "tores had b*wo burning, tai con­ ducted tbe smoke edme from Ithat. Soon however be hbw coming up |fiotn near the draws on the west Bidetbe room "make tn auch quantitlrofaa to indicate that a fairly vigoruare must be doing businem in tbel ba.-*em*-nt. Rushing down cellar, be Joum’. his Buspleions confirmed. Tfxt -* rf the store was ablaze, ami the were making oonslta-rabte A Tub Bakxkb ta plcaaed to nasounro tbe marriiwre of John Bbafe. of Aaayrta. to Mrs. EiirAbeth Uraff, of Cbicagc. The Babmeb exlrada it» coegrbUda. tkiis to Mr. and Mn. Hbafu. . Dx.Ix>wmy will jfo to Charlotte t >■jncnow to remove an eve from a young num, whose ey<«i«h; waa doBtroyed by 4 piece of a gun cap coUing into tbe eye three yoara ago. JMak reader, have you aterkd the aew year correctly by paying what you •we, for the Bakxkh? 1( you have not you have not started It m you ought for your interest aa'd oar's. L wT an Christman eve, wn.41 Lhoj ba r containing portrnmito. Finder pK«s toove at thlTo* or at J. L. > 1':'. atam rwxWe reward, fix nh it wws teat on Bate or Jeffeo-n ■ "oil will I t0 Faad wrij-wuoTtywtahnn Mr. L. E. Knapp-n. tH Hiwtings. eouW. E.fWofllMbTiU'.VM In U» ain <4 Fnwocvlur Kuopfmu, was in the ciiyto-iax. Mr. Kuopp-u *«*■ worka, OMliug up wards *»l •JJjkkJ A dty tfataritey. ttey for the ritv to uw injunction whica fairssomate of new buildings by wards R B. Mrowr was Id Sturgis oa bualtana follow-: Mix J. M. Nevins v tai ted at Kalam- li»e Michigan (ten era! tracks aw aurvsv- ul tsMt ed along Fall *-reek. Np4Mkhig ot this T^) c. K j matter, dr. Knapproi aatd that th rolara 2upw J Oilton Phelps visited st Mlddle- was bo iH-froliug a batever to-varda I be IB tew vlite fast week. railroad. Th*- r*-axm for olitailinia the Geo Curry, ot Battle. Creek was at injunction was riuiply I hat to build ti e taWravynwniH......... .......................... 3,l"< bridge oa prop.med wuul-l -•tali urt tbe homo Monday. chain*. 1 of the errok anti cause iatd If anything, the tizur-« *•* ImproveMfax Lull* lograhm rrtunxrd to De­ troit Saturday. . i-ivtauamnir the WNtfiili bridge. The n>*w btriMt*. i<u,*rov-iu-u*4 to E. E. Knappen w»£ fs Kalamazoo on matter was »*(tlrd In the m*mt rnnira* ble tniitnvr. (beemapany readily agrve- llllll be* iltVrsL^t g;.<»o in t up**tlV< butanrw Friday. Herman Frost visited to Grand Rap­ Ford’s tK»iri. au-1 SI.'OI «•» the Weiaids ov»-r Sunday. bring pro-mit.-d vjgorou-lv and It will C. II. VanArmsn was in Freeport oo tw «-*>uiplrt»xl eoxi. the workman conttnuiug luxation* ev»-n during the business Munday. rrtv-ut hlizz*rd. Tb- ro ia m much mine received ad<Mll<»u< 4>i I r*pur, as 1W Thr pa»ptaof llis'i-rgs <hu h»»k '« Harry llsyea wi-ntto Grand Rapids boprful frrrtug ail><>Ilg llodlig!* pKXpIr the lumre.wii'i ‘•■•nl lam Hiring Munday on a visit rriatlveto th* prorjavi* of the town this year the K &. s will na lou’itTom Cainplieil returned to Bay City tauce th- ounphAiMi «>f the road to that edty be hx'taad'-r a*>-» «nl th- Siginaws. plow. Ita > 111 male rotuplriiou to the Wednesday night. The L-'Wrli &, I tasting* r-dlruad will in Saginaw Vallry fa thought to iu> wfchDrusie Jlate vfaited Nashvilte reta- *mii q>ir«tino. Mr. Knapprti cam** tn on all proiialMhii roach uitacilv this vmr. With UMr« iwo bn-w II voinga will ac­ tivisover Sunday. theC. K. 4S thia morning and aay* quire uu-urp**’*! railroad fS.allthw, W. P. Sid asm dow has hta office to that fur a Ur* r*wd itaa*x*i>mn><><laUnna au<l it wiU *m p ir-dv tn *ir talk of "Uare exertimt.—Katam-t-* Trirgroph. terpnor* aud pa<4ic npirit if wh foil to. tbe national bank. an-arr iu uiui-uiluring lustituU ms. VVe J. L. Craw ley was in Mt Cslm Co. Specially tow prices on all goods at ta lirve thnre is no audii lock. The tr»le on a vivit last week. Wilbey's iotzar. Fred Rierron returned from White dne lot of l*y them Tlita ha.1 idready been dem Cloud Mkh. Saturday. hand delta »t>h h will b-* d and out , oustrst^d. It fa a teaI-i I fact thil aa mint .and Hr*. F. A. Bahn "peat tbe holidays very cheap, W cents bu>s an elegant with relatives at Nilro. **vert«*d thia ynar thaii tai’, ^ad that the One of the boiler* ta tbe new r->U**r P. T. Odgrove was at Hickory Corn­ nr ill Kui to leaking m ba>ll> that it baa ers Saturday on businesa. . te-voiue ne«-tvMU.» to luoke quite exteu- b-Uihiid iwude e-e city, with nnsurpa*m>1 advamag>M for niuotiun, will bring R. B M~**r made a biwinww trip to h-re in «ny farmers who wish for th-ir Aiieg <n county ycaterday. Fitwekau) p.«*t. G. A. K. has £47 children tfae advaulag-a ol a good uduMU'* Flora Beadle vtetU-d Grand mrtuie-T-, an*i ta in a proap*-r<iua cuwii- csttoa. Th- talk of eaonn >udy higv taxes in Rapids frieuds over Sunday. ti>ai dnaiicidly. it rank* third ta tbe llaa'i igs ta.t>Hh. Tne f «ct is th it for elate in point of ntetubership. J no Cuppy was among the arrivals many ye»rataxes h ive bain much low­ T uesday ' evening, January 10th, on Moriitay morning's train. er tn iltstrws than in n-ighhonng Birs. Ifalcb so*i Mine Sa.-ab Horton Rev. Lw.'of M'. Pieaaant,, will lecture ou India al the Eplacopxl society room*. pay S3 700*>n tbe new uri-lge <a I two rioted at K-tlamaroo luat week. Will Mattison is home from Hart­ An adtataaioo fee of 10 eta will be Miles about fl JO J to mike up the charged. Fronettda for the Eptaopal ford. Midi. balance on the ia«t pavavnt oa the Bunday school. school hoods— in all a’> mt gl.7'D th it A. D. NfeJtern and wife are expected Tue oAcinl vote on county prohibi­ home from Maoist*e to-morrow. tion ta given rte* where. Tbe total vote Dr. AndrnB and wife are expected thoa two per cent. home from New York Saturday. W* want io re* every budnfrts man the am-Ddment last spring. Instead of Bertha Bentley visited her rteter bring “but a trille over halt** it ta two in ilartiaga talk II utitjgi, work for IlMtinza ao*l briieve ia It an 1 that it Maud at Nashville the past week. thirds of tbe usual vote and over three has a giorioiM future. Thia will be all Chet Dean, of Grand Rapid*, was the fourths ot tbe vote last spring. New Year’s goeetof friend* here. A small but very wicked gambling iu the town by your Fritz Goodyear returned to Orchard hril has been breaking up domealic Lake Military Acnffimy Tuesday bliss nt Assyria, but It wont any more. Judge Cote and vrife are V fait Ing The tallro came out the other evening fri< DdB in Assyria and Maple Grove. with tbrir apr«x» full of brick bate and Ray Galloway is to make hta home rocks and p**rfor*tr<1 tbe plwe aa well hen after with bis UDcte, JuJIub HuaseU. u smashed most of the furniture. Tbe proprietors then moved oot of town. ■tK Julius P.UA'eli went t<f Detroit W. F. HlCKs Mas secured 500 tons of on b jaiuesB Munday , returning yester­ day. splendid ice about aevm inches thick, . UW*< A. Cur >. M Mi. • ... Lonie Brnttey was (oe goest of on tbe pood on the Tbos. Haney farm. Hartings relativefl a portion of fast This will be genuine spring water lee without tbe admixture of green Aotorrd Harn Lawrence, of Arm Arbor, vis­ matter and tiahy hdoII that oliarw torit* d hl* cousin, Frank Baroya. last ited the Leech take product. Mr. Hicks u ' ' baa 8 SlrieXlADd. CMtteoo expects to harvest SjOOO tons of thia ice Ml BrrtHaow. Nartribe during tbe winter. •*» NeUteGn-roev " Chester Messer ta expected be,axe Tom Caekt is no sooner out of the from Denver about tbe first of Tebfry tag pan thus be Is up to bis ears in uary. Un&4 Rictdl Waior Clark, a Battle Creek cap- fire. His t!me at the Detroit bouse of itahrt was ta the dty on buatoess Wed- correction was out Tuesday of last week. Hberifl dbnner waa on time ton. and r«-arrrot*d Tutu al tbe Dutruit In­ Mlle Potter, who has been ataltlng stitution. and brought him to his ta Jrl?Se!<b Mre Balch returned to KmIaidhtoo former elegant quarters in the Barr v Mac day. county jeil. Thouiaa must now answer Walter Wilkins was remembered by to the f Frt vc charge of burglar, com­ the Gun lake Association by an elegant mitted some four year* ago, whan It ia The Harry County P.imona Grange altogrri be broke into the barn of Geo, will meat nt tbe hall of the Johastown book rose.. • Willbon, cf Barry, and ftole various grange oa Fr.day January Bth. at 10 Jamie Reiser, who has bwn al work articlro. • ; o'clock, a., m. It ia expected that the at White Cloud, returned to this city officers of the grange will each prasent iBatcrday. lx ovr conversation with the busl- a rgport at tofa meeting; afaa an annual report from al! the "tending comaJitt*»:i D. w. Reynolds spent a Happy New Year with Milan Waidorff and family find the first od« who is not favorable of th- grange ta calle I for.v The install ation of officers will occur at .2 o'clock, to having the C. K. A 8. extended after the instoil itton ceremonies r»eiFr»d Parker entertained bis young through Woodland Center rather than tattaas. selections and original papvrs friend- roj ally at tbe Use'.tags bouse through Lake Gfirex Woodland ia will .be listened to from volunteer on« of tbe beet townships in the state, Friday evening. A. Parker, Lecture. an<f our people want to have tbe ex- , Mobtxs. Mrs. Julia Brown, of Northwood. teoaion of this rood reach tbe town­ D-knta, fa here thm<-week on a vialt ship of Woodland, espeotally the •ater- >Wiuds CbcL Meoaer comes boo­ with frlsi da, . prfaing village. Ws hope the buatoero next month the boys including bfa Ihe parly at *7 re. Julia Good year's m«<n of I la"tings will spare no pains to brother Richard will probably give him Th irariay evening «aa a highly enjoy­ have our Dew railroad go to Woodland a ssvere roasting on the use of keroaaoc able affair to all protwOL Center. in veterinary practice. Chet wrote Geo. Rlrtttnond and wife, of Grand There is no paper tbd Banner home "taring that thi-i oil was a most Rapid*, spent a Happy New Year with more cordially welcomes to tbs editori­ invaiuahtenunrdy to use when honor* were ootnrng down with tbs distemper. W. A. Hams and family. al table than the Detroit Evening Two of Mnwer Bros, horoci were com­ Mr. Herron, representing tb* Detroit Journal. It is the only afternoon ing down with that disease when Tribune, was Id tbe eily booming that paper In thk state receiving the Asso­ Cbet’s fatter arrived. The kerovme txctlkni paper teat weak. ciated i’rres dispatches, it fa there­ v.-os admlnteten-d as prmenbed. One Mill’s tfebram, a typo nt th* Demo­ fore the best for general news. Above borse is now numbered with the dead crat office, a bo han been very ill with everything else, it is a glean, whole­ »qulnro, white existence has since been some paper—one that no m tn need a dreary waste to the other. lung fever ta convalescing. have anv iron* to take into tbe family Mins Josie Qusif pipette to Rave for circle. Y’nncr the management of Mr. MfiriER Bros, received oa the 6 a. in. Prnirievllfo io-morrow to vtalt her Hrrariy, the Evening Journal has Emery friend, MiM Ella Marshall. oome to the front as the par axoeUtmee train Huotay from the ------- — of lhe The Mlaaro Kittle and totaie Beadle afternoon paper of Detroit, or of the and Sadie Roberta were the gurota of state. loest btoodM ____ ___ j ever ahown in thisd’y. "Victor Morrvir te of bay NuahvUle friends Saturday. Tnx nastiagfl City Bank, at tbe end P. T, Gotarovp, wife and daoghter of ita first year's business, declares a some form, with «H tbe qnaMUM of a w*ra tbe Rew Year’s gueete of F. A. dividend of « peroent on Its paid up thonmghbred trotter. He wax sired Blackman and wife of DeHon. capital This ia a record of which ita by H»*rmea. with a record of LBitf. he by May Roberts and her friend Mine friends sad offldafa may eell be proud, Harolil; first dam Jowlft Morrell By Wifaon, of Grand Raptor* spent New and certainly rives great satisfaction Wintbrop Mwr-H. Victor in good fleak Year's with Kalametoo frienda to its BtockholderH. Tbe bnsineM of will U> UM* beam at 1,200 He shows fine motion, and without question ta a Mr. Lewis Titus and wife, of the new bank has been steadily grow­ spoedvwaltDd. liehda trotted a full Stanton, vfajted rvtativro and friends ing, and Its outlook fa indeed bright half mile in l.ll. He will be kept dur­ in this dty and vicinity tbe past week. The people of Hastings and vicinity ing the winter at Meswr Broa.’ stables owe very much to this mstitfitioa. Oscar Tataott, of loala, has been In which has been the means of largely here. In the spring he wiU be taken to the ertv on business eonneeted with tbe reducing tbe Interest on loans and cost their -Walnut Hill farm** ta Carlton. I rain. Laton A Hairy InBunmcc com­ of exchange, besides giving time de­ pany the past week. The voters of Barry county bare by positors a cbaooa to draw interest on ■ a decisive, majority teowa tbdr senti­ Dr. CbMR. Russell and wife, cf ADo- mousy depoelted. gaa, were ta attendance at too funeral ments oath" Butocd question. Wo of the fi rmer’s father, Dr. J. M. Ruswant it-distinctly understood that ths aell. Wednesday last Following are the real rotate trano- Banner fa in hearty accord with tbe A. H. McOmbcr spent the holidays at few from Dee Mth 1887 to Jan. 2d 1888 homo. He baa bern doing northern at taken from tbe books ta the register's WiMotwin w traveling wBroman for a officeance. and the Banner will give the new taw every po^Jtifa aoAftaao*. sad Chicago jewelry bouse. Hsansb Gross to Eva Davenport; IM roc X will Insist that the officiate ot thu city Thoi. Cnwfl*Jd ta home from Dakota, liUar&a to Carrie E.CroM;KSMC I and county do their duty and nothing and will rrmaln here till flpring. He BuUMrf. B3 MO. tees. The time tor cxnprsinipe hAi N. H. Leek to Tbos Heaay; SO ’ -tz see 31, bai been railroading in tbe west, and ’^hZir^p’ l-ritt’to Faaala D Pratt: badoa, pnv^d. The time lor uc|iuo has begun. expect x to return there. .Tbe saloons by their defiance of law. ’’wrr.,1 $.tfovf:f0w H. W. Miller; EM MC 31. Frank Nitns, of Lake Odessa, sptert the light- Tb". uw-oblding. order-lov­ Sunday with bls family here. He nays W* MUUr: **F*30k ing voteniof Barry county have taken thing, are booming in tbe Mttte town ’U”" OoriU;«ta*ecM JoIuja up that, Hight, and said tbi> sakxm on tbe other aide ot J ordap. must ga And it ir.u/t fj from Bury countj. And we want to see no wink­ Wtt. WiHtanJi, lately of Kalamazoo, ing At tafntcticos of tbe local option lies ungagt-d ta burdneas at Nlien, Mich., taw, uxdtbailbe vet but wiU hot rtmu*v« there till next critJelcua upon, my Hta wife will thsraforo apend thtah te ttmtoottng bar parsote Mr. aod ttnyKvia. he h. 14 In <h, Eptoeofel k<* tj Mem, over the Rower shoe Uore Thunday aft-rno-m of next week. January Itth. Refreshments nerved, from 5 to 7, and • cordial tavitatton to all. The young people connected with the Bipltat Sunday school met &0ritav evening an I organized, a yojmg p->pl-’e aorirty which' will La given a literarv turn, th* rr. do object too® the -tulv of the Bible. Interesting progr on* will Im prep *r-d each wts*k and will Imj ot te-n-dt to alt 8<r.irty mseta at the church each Monday evening at 7 oMtrk. . . Ye-teeday, as tbe train due here at 1:15 p in was four miles the other .aide of Hivm Junction, and making pertty fast lime, the Ure of one of the Mg drive w heels of the locomotive smashed, and-as a tesnlt the steMui-cb.rat‘was l*r»ken. the water pipe also, sod the en­ gine btiilv demurUtzod. Luckilg nt> one was inj ired. Hod such an acci­ dent occurred on a curve, the rvaaK woiiil hive been serious. The train waa ilrtavotl but a couple of boon. - . CiiAtrTAcquk Circle mecta Jan.’ 6tt mX4?*n h’j't 8u-*h conflicting reports are heard from various aonrotf that it is a relief to rood a reliable atotem ent of. the artutl situation of the farmers, Mockiu-q an I buslaasa man of the westrsuch as ia oontalDrt in « pamphletJust tssimTuntar the above title. The rtotistica given ore th" latest official tiguno. PtfUei desiring this pamphlet can meurwa ropy free by addressink C. H.^Varreo, Gee. Pasu. Agent, St Pkui, 1*%? aariana^ 1 tea Morraa. Corry Co SU«i Carrie fltSmsn. RSJSSS:?. Dee<«.. lr*W UWB.MM.. ... WMWLM.ML Chtf m ameaded la t>7i. HUMonry out ‘ UAiuunaa ................. UtaUyldad Protte........ Due Dep Milon.......... Notni and Silb r*MlU I 114 1» :vj4t er >DU >TY. l*< DAN. W. EKYXOUM.NoC-r> Pntufc. ratait. For Hurry Co., filch D Q. BOBINHON./ W.H. UOOUYKAR.' Dbvfton. The Banner, $1 a year. Hastings City Bank HASTINCA, MICH. mCDCPQHUcd OFFIOKRB: t*. t». Bobtaaou. PcMltenC; (HKCOTOM: �4 , Agrieultual. IN AFTER DAYS. to full ul this 9PSKXK *4 rSMrk’RRF. 1U hOUIr “Maple Sugar and the Sugur Bush” !■ the title of anew book !•> 1T..L A. J. Cook of Michigan Agricultural cultegr. It fully dwcribttt the sugar ruaplr <md«1 Hb Insect ennui**; trrMta <»f sugar hen.*-**, pailt*. evaponMi-ns m-lhoda «f the fnrm»-i>.* . would be atemd -ued. by those who Kt's to cutch th them or it I d.di’t teltavea man maxes any mon­ ey in that way when he comes to be ktiuwii, wnbh he always ta before he Iih.h liv.u iu a ptai-r very long. Jtorie'y lu<S Ita moral juli'i—its detectives in plain dot hing. by whoui every man ta Mpi.lwt art "oUI“*.'MrtJ. wdJhM 'reSiSred and m-cnrtDg a tnute It . nmtaius Jwl iU-kH*d. I i.e i .ret JI Misto for coinall that i» known o» thf l**i in, id\l Iren* c i..ns u truth on the and |« from the pt-h of k practical f-ugar J p»rt i»f laitii t>uv»r njul srlL-r. -Y«»u rn.ik. rof Hl^h HiitniTitv ow*ii»g«rtieuf t<» tiust tour luerahani, i '*'Ur Mm-kfrinlih. lour tdioemater, your II,, :-»l orrtutob. art irtlma wil.o i„»„,„,14, .i„ „,uriliocu», lawyer . blgtna’t price of any w-km»w in M<ehi- M11(j i«r <ou ijre not safe id gao. The book shoulilin tn- hau«i>*l th-ir teati'in.—Rur.il C-anadian ot mery man Inb-rwt d th the inapli* i' pr-v-l'ict uhrtht-r an td.iM ruri tiiKuiii. r. I IV. D. fault, ■irngzi-^, llippu«. Ind., _ 7,,, t»lui-»•: “I ran in'iiihiuend Electric hnt we will ftirnto'. i to ilANNKM rul»- t,lU. r„ Jut lhr km«|y. Every gcr’.b-rs for 25 ct*nii>, ami to otiirra at' toith-Mild baagiven n la-fln every ca*-. the r.gutar price. This will I* no Uuepmii tm.k :mx •■otllK and was ciiX t <■' r in i-i our r.nr Drat n^-t but i.ut Hilltwill uiiri^ iii ibMtl ,h,., 'MH‘|dta«H lOp'anistandina.T La....r that i A|iril|1 lHr, "f ,ll|( rw> |MltlU,.t A ppcllU:. rlM/Uid Klggiml S-ir-ajvllla. Tld» preparation to Bx>H effective fur giving Unr. an.l strength to the enfeebled eyetetn. promoting th« illtn-riiou knd a-ahidlailunvf fomt, rvotnr- Charb-vuix has fourteen inches of snowy Failing Health. Drrad* twi nor d-vfard,f* suVrriui hnituHiKy » graqnr l>r<Miu<-tl<>« Hmm hl' •‘•lolilcn M-«ihx> eovn.**ttouniaUlna remni) <»r • ..n<uimi>tlou I.. It-earlier «t ««<•■■. s* wella» t >r rlinxiie ua- d entMrrh. -cn.lufa, Vtmun and all blued alt- Ind wlitoj-r Ijw uf BIX DY WAD CALM Allegan will built a fi.000 jail. •tarry. tarlu. Om of tbo Bixby children ».o act ed with urjiaatarety a Utuf croup*.wottor r-.„..h Dinh/ hourJ IrotM de-MM the little fclJ.w’4 Uboroa ur.'jJnaj, end bounding clerr over c. »loo. xi jrJ o. tho tad tn a »nm I irate, and make rh-lH <r«i liful and yelled ••Crou-if’ia.-Ajo — - . .■et; , G<<< uvlllc, Tvlili. TUAbbMKURKtte "i ooefrtvi Ktinp'a Bal• Ditii-h am I to give von?" -I’wentv- bottle st IV; II. Goodi<ur» Drugstore. luun will run? your iMirraidug five «j-nte,” rrpli-i (he Ida ksmlth -I, Hack Ire'- Arolrettalva. Trial bottle The Beni sitive in the world fair Cuts. Won’t do IL" mid ih- farmer “Herr take that or no hlng.” adding ISrrtiia Bruisre, tiom, Uler-m. Sait Rheum, rnrni-1'iis Audio, who lives n^ar to .nmount tirat tendered, whu-h the Fever Sofas. THlrr. Chapped Hands Novi. Oakland county, is 106 y»a s old. bliwks’miUi. grumbling and reluctant, ('hilbbiiuH. Corns, and *<kin Eruptions, ■n<I praitivr-lv cures Pihe. or no pay was forced to accept required. It h guarantred to give per1 wonder wnat'a farmer would think fevt satisfaction, or money refunded. or say If n grain but er tried to duck I’rliv25 renin per box. For sale by W. him 25 cents tiff Inc market price of HsGuo.lvrkr A Co. Wo gu»m.".tre .them. 25 ud W cents. $1.75 worth of whe-tl* That blnekVassar had a 810.000 fire Wedbrsday W. IL Goodtkax & £o.. Druggists. ■Oiith's bill comprised charges at the aitabllsbed price for the work done, and night. csOm^I bj a defective chimney. Harebell to said to bare two Raloonthe rates, eapedkllv for setting ahum, krrpero who favor local prohibtton. ami rrxuiam are very low. 1 h ive often .woculrred .................... . thkk’blacb.ralths do not mmldae and dlgrellMi. and create* an appettto. Cared by a a al i isurta^Pr ■ Balan' A. F. Draper has been appointed rni-wY the charge for (hat Hem of work. Bv the time a man has txk-n (iff (he postmaster at South Ann. s££ •Id ehr*, cleaned out and pared the hix»f. taken n heat on the shoe, r« titled it. driven In.lhi* naifa. dinebed th-m, Over fifty Michigan towns have i!l*-d anil polis'ied off ihe cliuchre and huo*. he haa huiiintl. earned “a York Business Men’s Associations. shilling." and the customer must have1 i’-old* invariably succumb to Hill's an enormous aruoiint of cheek to want Pet rlres Cough Syrup or money refund­ .the jnh done fur lens. But some people ed. W. H. Goodyear. oner Imtyrgnal hav-* hc eoormoui* amount of cheek I Garland citizens will raise a booua I 4&ve mv tloubte aliout that Long for a grist mill. SntlFIC CO.. IU Bare at.. CtortoaatL 0. * ,, ago- ago the Great Teacher of mankind Nothing (better than Cobb’s Little Mi‘l. “With what rnenHiire ye itirt-. it sb'dl tie nit'.xauftd to i ou again.” That Pills f<>r_JrrepiDg towels regular. TO Mr. Lincoln pentatontly declined to raid Java down a principle on which man- cents for <0 pills. W. IL Goodyear. too tonh cotumauta at tbe nowopapar pram .kind are not slow to ad. A wrong Michigan bv 2.753 railroad stations. and the Ocroo inohthiaga of platform oroiom, was [done to tbe blacksmith when be an<t mure to follow. and under bls adricxj I at penriausdly refuted to make any public sUlcraeut coecemlag was compelled to take im rente less Ufa bottle of Hill's Prerlnw Worm that in judged aCalr. He believed with Sir than was honestly dur him. The m*dm> of that wrong would br with him until Specific. Money refunded If not bene- Walter Scott, that If a cause of action ia good it needs no vindication from the actor’i rhe had either forgiven, forgottea or flash W. 11. Goodyear. avenged it. Mankind are not apt C. J. Strang is a “confirmed” Post­ to forgive such things, and do master at Charlevoix. mggiMdxl to turn toot tb« Mian-bir ought ta to Mfutcd—that a ronl from him would «ncoo« not soon forget them. Generally Hill’s Sareaparilln will cure Scrofula. ttls dofamcre—Mr. Lincoln replied with great sprekfng they a-e, cot satisb-<i until they have 1>pen avenged sev- ErtsipeliM, S«lt Rheum and Scald cr.il tlme.i over. I remrtnbrr a in Head. VV. H. Goodvevr. which a ciiHtompf screwed a ded ar out Ingham county voles on local pro­ uf a merchant when patrnFM ten for hibition January 31. goods which had l>erti beat down tn the my own Mtimate of mywdf. lapulitkworery purchase to the lowest possible notch, KvS\vX i',xy,« imn mast skin hte own *kunt Tbo® follows and for r.hl<h credit hid tiet« given are welcomo to the txido ot thi< ona. Ita body for some time. Bringing bis clenched bother at baud, h Is tte M tos olraviy firea forth iu unau rcry odor. not n»l down on t hr count-r as he t«!d ; medicine yet nude that will re all dlionlors. It me the tale said.. “I'll vnir he ne kmiu ru have nave that ttiat didn«*l-1। infantile nwi.a»oroars. n *»<,!»■ M Jar out cf "---------- times - before - ‘ of ±-* that •Mlnw ten dfiwpMaa. total res eblld ‘ Ives tbe I have done with him." tnttfnanpain, Price; The turkey* of Egypt are said to beauperio W. H. UiuDTrAR & Co, Druggwta. p tboai of any country in Euro;>e. 1 b.wgh A noted agri'-ultura! wrl e-and "gen­ to original M/xA vm obtained in this coun Next terra of the supreme court will tleman farmer” In the United state re­ ferring to this SUl'jrCt BaVH- "It 1B a convene at Lansing to-daypart of the cufne. I think, entailed upon mankind at the expulsion from Eden, and that they should sweat at a bar­ gain." And then, detailing his own rxP-riencp. he Bays; “If | have a few acres of wood land to sell, the purchaser an hour in impressing upon me h is idea—that i t to scattered and-raagr that it has been pirated upon-tedtai wood is •dull' with no prospect of its r.sing; If it is a cow that 1 venture in the market, the propooed purchaser is equally voluble in de«criptlve'epltheta We offer Ona Hundred Dollars Refur Irota complimentary; she Is ‘pooty *®u on in years,* rather scrawny, -nr* wyd for any case nf Catarrh tbatcaa much for a udder,'—and thia although not be cared by taking Hall's Catarrh Matbodiat 1’rotoatant Church ot South ehe may be a well-bred Devon or Hhortr Cure. hom. If it ta a pig that I would cou- V F.J.CaMYA.Ca,FtopkToledo, vert into _ greccbacks—he ta flabby, pnxwuowd «TUffy,-hta pork will waste in bllin’. , P.E.—Hall's Catarrh Cure la takes Bcerateta rheumatism, sooosapaalrd wiih In short. If I were to take the opinions •nv'pvto. My appatito tailed m. entirely, of my excellent friends the pur?*own Md f ted m tatemittfmr retaa aad “ihould ** painfully con­ Price, TO । scious of having posareoed the moat Druggtota. mangy hog«. tho most aged cows, the leva that I meanest horsre, the scrubbieat Vw< and all. Tbe the most diseased and stinted growth _ aaoietlisae dwe Wlth *h^ C“ S". “• MK^Wrlartlrr. Jwilr th. -Xn-M. 4t M oy Oil zEr in . the country was ever affiictre‘. .^ut n® ,dUcoVf,r,*l in due uS hud nd arm awj that these lively falsehoods were only Hope Colter, “t HStead, eteMd tta <fev‘0M for dnTla«I Ini term ot Bui mn«e year Friday. good onrgfuD. " EM11.S .p-vln llnbaeot rraovrn all • That farmer ta not a poor man. by hard, aotl, or nUoruedlwapa aad btenany means. He owns two farms, hu telije from borara, blood aMTia, eurl». tlie flrrt txxUa, many thousands of dollars out at Inter- •pllota, awreorr. Hmoom. attttea. bad taken about ff taSik R£JL0°m* ky°w how “act> ba?k Btodc. His close, penurious way of doing business is well Vnown to all who deal with him, and to many Farmers' huMtnte will be who do not. 1 waa once expresaieg my haifi at Ithaca February 2 and 3. BUr.l?rini’Tchant that a man so । vriuaMa meiMae, and I fcrqueaUy well off should make such clow?, hard 'VVi.c. 't^o.sow erwnnu................................ 1 bargains. The merchant replied with Writ. a। bitter kind of hragfa: "WhTrir, It? S, te It la a- tore the way he grew rten.” sss£. snss IrvlStf J.ehtaa.e*. Urepte <»r..re Onww'MM. FrUtievlU- , Dyspepsia Cured. KaiUnil »u< Hanot-. wlihU <!>• Ilralta cf tbeeoant". f Ayer's Sarsaparilla. pr-NUtig the 8160 »n th-tUrkainiih. <>irh theIhUi r t-ieail lastly rvftiMii io How is it that fanners are so given to thi.i kind of thlrjgf “Are they W, H. GoopYXAX. A Co., thourihf perhaps some reader ta ready to ask. I answer “yer.” without a m-> Manton hw Just oomids meet’s heritatian. There, are some school house. town nnd city people who are given u, this LLglirg and haggling, and there TCTkwx. IP IE oittdltimi. aud fur purifying, ruricklug. ■nd rlik.ixlsg tlw blood. ♦f the purchaser. ThraeUwka ran •* <jhi... ..ilfaiu-: - l>r f*k odling nirdiprocured al the above priit- al th- Han- • rtnr I h.ivr • ver ti.imlba In nn 20 ' rars MBUqffiue, 01 of Mr, E.igit.e D.neu i rxiH-ib’m-r, is Elii-irfa- Hurl*.” Thou_ .... “1 bnv-H'ldfiltheir textiiiHr * ’ ' ‘ ! ui. mi Hint He- viTilici ta unanimous "Jumpl" ba BCTMUBod t/j hti wifo, “t'.-.cre (ii d-tnnr ta to have n hank cure ahi dwiLra .We fesr tnero to it grain uf inch iu Ih.ti Elert rir l«iIrra til th<- livi r, kidti*iim) I.IikhI. Only a half dollar u totllr ut W. H. Goody ear’« proirh from our naturally hourat pru- drug stoh*. ftraion: I whs pre-'-nt the of her day when a I jriil-r proponed to futy-n Siimll Mrr>uiiit which' had brn rriiil- r-il hy-rtie lita>-k« Iw ii iiuoli- Mui Uiai t< oi y h hily io thl» Mm I f ill 11*1111 iomili. liiMit--- iHxiiiid it>t|;n<b>a C. H.U till- 1-riMnt upon In r mihI nt mu iijrani withstbod lux -in-* -urpri-itig. H- arMtipt *!•>■>. I ul h< r ilhi oruMn.i Th- nam- of Ptank’a (Iran. | thMnolx«ly w aido-nsBiiyuiKi^battd M.« Mimi- hland to riot to I-/ illiuriiriit F«T three niolithb She ti:c fairiilrr. isuightil |(irire«Hiiin .*(u<i could Tmt sb . ji i viigl ’ i i . f u-a Ixiiilof Dr. and h half treatment like Kiiig'- Nru Di-coieiv for (’ourumtr K«'*np‘n Ulr *!••!. niKi Y-ou.mh reli. v»d on rak­ it for idle-. SuereaH un■juratlanmt. iTIr-lOrti. ing first dorr liiet rhe sh pt all night HOWS THIS! *tsi nsr- PAINT Moot up lao u*ii room! Mm Bixby qt^ody i child ahwn.1 ail right ! YOUR BUGGY too oOce: “One at in y httlj caapa nearly died wtUi croup tost ni^ht, aud I bad mighty hard work bringing him around all right, but 1 did, after working like a Trajan all night It’s a tcmbU' dtaoaao and scares FOR ONE DOLLAR & COITS H0NE8T cool and not foul away a accond tn hyatands. *m re* (Uw to r»M IM< y-w» IT M. awn 111’ The following ta an extract fr>m late. Now York Tribune editorial • There ta. perhaps, no mental vice so common ms intolerance of opinion. Even such as think they h<ve emanci­ pated themselvts that the opinion of some one else upon a mutter they have studied very well be as deaerviag of rrepect as their own. if it difft-rs radically from their own. Ifwe<ould all gut nd of this last infirmity' nut only ot ’noble minds’ how much Iras friction there would be in hie, how much bnu.biitararas aud heart burning and envy and all uocharitablemau In on adjoining column of the same paper was round the fallowing peculiar commautary on tbe editorial: "The bitterness nt the controversy in tbe American Board over the qora­ tion of probation after death whs iery great This rather shock.-I the simpleintnded and earn, st foreign m.roiuDarlus who attended the a s tons uf the Board, one of whoui said he hadalways thought such qtiMtions were de­ cided by prayer. Bui it th • de'ette was not altogether Chrtatian tn spirit, it was attlcilv parliamentary. The brethren didn t forget to put a copy of Cu^bltig’tf MmdumI in their mltae along with their Bible, and apparently some ol theiu consulted it oftourr than the Bible.” Is it a fact that there is but little toleration in this country, and leas than in otters P “Coin parisons are odorous,” said Mrs. Malaprop. Perhaps w» have been claiming to much for this free mtinn. We tnu<t ad mt that In hi |K f sslons there ta yet much ui tne old tune prejudice against new ideas. Preach­ ers preach the old doctriore and doctors proscribe the old medictea. Bitter controversies arise when any. thing new ta proposed. . But the march of progress is not stoved. Men are traveling heavenward under new creeds and being cured bv new medicines. to exlat in otter couatrisa. ,DrHobson, a HOUSEPAINT COIT'S FLOOR Piling A wwr ■-tod lfr.ll tta Wlc^r Free m Hou*wJTjui pT<«mT fKiyrvBaa KHrt s^wdNfoRfsnai Cream Balm E Catarrh Nanai PmMMre Allays Pski and I n fl a tn rnatioo Urab the Sort- and Soldi. TRY THE CURI hamtingh. micil. Croup Cured! AHO LlVli MVBO WITH Sr. Pstkiia’i UM Cm? to now prepared to treat all chronic dtoorders. Having fitted on Che fiaaot of offlcea, be invites the affUctril to call oa him. Ha urges them, not to d«poo.1 nor give up IT they have been srnwc eesafui heretofore m finding relief. Having spent many years In study at Um bent medical coBcgee of tbs country, aad having bad aa exleoaive and suo- ABE YOU BUFFERING lead Ing anj dificulty with tt»jQR«a? Mte core -u alredllo InkteurdcnfJMMOI*. IM bK-tourt Mmlw which ha batomred urretaaad to dabar htin from FrecUre. (t h« did not recant MUU! But he replied that hl. etotemenl waa Haveyou chronic KMtaey oc Bladder baaed on euch evidence that ha could troubles? ' not recant. Dr-Boughman can cun yon. if a euro Since than. Dr. Wilson. F. R.M.E. nr-Dr Peekhmn'B Universal Creep Rrtned* is at all possible. editor of -Health,” ■ reopgutoed eoree eoogtw and throat ironblea ir. oid aU EngliHh authority, announces in his E?.'*U> taXe >ad •»!••! Price to mngaxioe that “Warner's safe cure is of “ fhnmctiT and perfvcUy rehabta” Moor English phyridans without pain and poaltively cures. Tho “schools” in thto countiy stall bar all proprietary medicines. But Dr. Gunn. Dean of a Now York Medictl CoUt<e. long elnc« publlsbwl; “War­ ner d safe cure to a vnry valuable remedy;” and Buys he knows that many physicians prescribe it. though not by name. , ■ ■ Good things in creed or proctlce are ■ot to be crfwl down by the old fowl, a rimpiy because they are new. Tb< spirit of toleration thrives poaltloQ. on op’ W. H. Goodyear, Druggist TOADVERTISERa 'ToJSM whn want IMr •. FEMAIaE DISEASES A SFEOlAJr TY. Call oc him at hfa oOcco. Bastings OQNHVLTATION FREE �FROM A TWO VEAftflF BEGUL1TGR. BENTENCC KIRK’S ihkaasaUra. tbe Otbrr with wonderful gold, a Cowen; gohtou flow-nuiuiMuuwvni •>> ucr na»r. 1 ms was , ,, . , . . "W—m**"" *• a louxiZistanco in front at your task It is sum a-iik- *• ■ -u-ud very imlegau 1 for a woman togvia bml jm!’-' ■MK.l Ih.CAbuuui. h«>l>in, a. igyaufM •* U °* *“ wn—— * or * •« wrong1f b. Ind bm drn-v hi L. Ik-1 n.1 " ”’ nothing — neither did 1 Friday nor Saturday—tba last rarriagBlwu white wmged heavenly angeta. I "I will go for lie d* ter, sir,” be >ald in a | os for Bunday, theru was muiuhig and Wvamg KHi e, ai d Suudnr u;-*»ovl, and tfaj Aunt CbarloUacaOQtn-mbling nrzan topbiy a* tbe Ohl L Ja».‘ Lome, mid ■cvcral »lck I>eople to i tut. No rtty puftor 1U4 yrt Lmt ul.-U ate .mlWi evuH bo nnrv *1 cannot think of anything." said Mitarvl. Charlotte Helm auy thing, 1 should jo a ht-r Suintav feeling that situ most come 1 c-.uiin: home, uud eu>l>lmly Deien said, *1 c .n't thiuLI J dos't know wlivru I ami* and AaJ yd taut nta'ltt C® <n>IN ■ TKX BUT FAMILY MKDXCIMM FLOATING SOAP la-ls-Uv could.<*t tuovr.’ HELEN. WOBKING FBOrLX >tlr*u wiU be Uuill l pronvifrs •ilp-Mlon nd rtiwt । :M n>> rouxl us x are oouutiug,” I sai l to Mddiwd, appmlta^'y; and Mildred, opening a cookery book, ponitod :i>,lig, porter SI­ MM Aunt C.iarloae; “it looks all dittortod? the chief oblgau. GtMolr uf Barry. -an. uu of the ProtaUc Court for tha CouoSlfin at the l*rubate Office in theefty I toted Dik-i. it T could apeak to bar one Mjuaro block’’— ind Tha world • Ik no: rnd. I tldnk It limped a bltie for n tlnr. In tbe buck hi ll stood a half pack >1 Urral at clothing farteiaial for Ing Eiisnbeth Stubbs putting ui a fi-v • xu* things that Ml in iny ! •Ho, Horry.*'sold lldaa, hurried! v, “Fm quietly aaterp, like a child. I walkW wearily out t and. taking Mildred's band, begun to piss IM trh day <rf Itetlttou de niHi out ICO “Sobenitan” (icstala. thereby iidtifylug tha dub cvno-nibig tbv uvxt placa Uud Turaday SMldMfL formerly MMT A. I'glbat tta admuiMtraliunuC rgga" Mlidral, gently withdrawing her hand, said Tbcrruijiu It H c Kb day uf Jana toy. i» *b»-fen-ms®. be a •aid prtKtou. and that uiry lotiiii i t n- tunny luatigar, three cups of flour, four eggs. think situ ski* in it, although sleep into which we at last lulled her with And Ann: ClmrL on Vesjier straat I m iu-.ouimodaamg Tuesday Qerwuui club. Akwolutely Pur*. JKS. S. KIRK & COw CHiCACO. E.iaate-tb Huiblw «1ra aotlcc to tbs persons lutarusted tata. oltbe peiMkiucj pt said petit liearfn« thereof by ratyffi^ R eo|>» c mrthmlv tar-teorfltiug mankind, aixl while waiting Jtrength to execute tbew plans her fingers fssliioced an etalwate silk irailt, wbkb brought a fabulooe price at a charity in «»M county MONTAHAa — Ing vtrony enxigll to tier in tlw nntE. A* for Ilelru. »lier>-n*>liraiduriiigM-rrral days ia a ibenby giving us an optwirumltr to free, umo appHnatUn to 1 Paes. IgLtfc. rwl, Mtatk State of Mlehlgaa/eouut} of Barr, — At a session of the ITtihete Court for tho County uT Barry, hoMM al Ue Probate ottcela .Mtfetgmi-seven >, JvAte ox Protista wr.pf.UiK 1»I»T. and filing the p«ttlOT,dulj verti of sahl minor. Kt forth thu bo t! eOAte of half naturally Ilit.-:. paid ma attention to air Aunt CUarfrtte tlH>w*ht »o might Bud Yjnnr business cextkhs. -The building bar friends ia tha light of Mo-ed al Aon* CbarWta anxiously and Mid upon b«r impend. -nvlcn’—usniy i PROSPEROUS, ftvv nut tale, of tor p norncj m ■ hrarlDK thereof by cau*!i tab* published In tta studying Inuzcnge* and giving concerts and bcr. Thivu-b'-ut nil tb.ee stra1 (A tnj<- ropy.) •linetail by thu fumiliar handling of _ •ubjoet, my anut hastily opened - bymn liook Hekn n SUCCESS gnyou ’s,move .H"5ssiuK3i uuvvauU) Can to new location? Default haring tauti n:y!> ISM ami reeorl-d April >;?►. tta',. In th* <-ffleo id the Kr<l-4erof kh-Ma tor U>e County of Berry. Aunt Charlotte. Lawte Bradley in Tbs Outu^,W<r L kvibetb BtnldM re- so-nething Helm has an Interest iu. rH- were reciting. The symptuina of BIHouhmm are un­ happily but loo well koowu. Thry dif­ fer iu diffrrrAlindivtduMla to aoinu exteut. A InUiHM man i*s«*ldum a brrakrxedkot appviiu* lor 1 q >idi> but nr fur acHih of u tuurnirur. liisioturiM will In-.ir Insft^Uon at any tinir; if h tak not white mix! furred. It Is rough, Ml all * mental food, which tbubrnla. in self defense. •evrnta. Thrdigtoitlvr ivatem ia wholly out conttnsisl to talk no bua only to wait |>n- •C order and DistThtM ^r Constipation may alteriMte. Tbi-raarroften llrtuur* rtwiil* ofrvKjJoaMof liioort Thera may' l« x ddinnw. and often h muinch* and aoltoty or fUtulenra and tendrrnwia In (bopiti'f theateiiiukct!. TO correct mU this if nnt effect a earn trr Ureew'a Auiruat Fh»w>r. It efMtt twit a trifle find The delicate qnostiou waa, of wbal abnuM tbouMDda sl’iata ita tflicacy this mental gnwl rnwsto I 1: must bo simple, southing, ami not liksly to excite any train of deep thought. FAILURE mu iwwd. tibe hani't Too didn't want tlw- inrV>r Ju-t <>unty MKhlxau. well, and I l.errfcni she must be filled with lbs •uff.-riugs of Lisrv.ontryf from such lU«t> twoed or brartivmnrqpitfed faemvr Why Work oiijrutST tandT Why not •i.taira.l 1UPT VANZrt,e. Mwopwor. LGKOVK. AU'ys f3r Mbrtrora. ARBUCKLES of COFFEE 1st ast prone rer acre than nn tbe tiKteprtcwrt ’or ARIOSA •rxKteMlohtai* farther lufnrtBatton. Michigan CEmAi storwa trotx. the Atlantic to ’ho Paoim*. COFFEE UmitiMK tho room. Helen bad censed taikina. Itti Tbli »*• an uuexiirctad turn ct converse- j qu-etly and gently, in a matter of course way, tIo ■. I slid 1 dlil not see the eonnertfrin; that aial furling very sum of myself: 1 thought they swe foolAh wemen. la noror Rood whoa «,xpotiuAto hto olr. ■>ujr thlstrj nd in harm* t'.call/ NE POUND PACKAdS& cure YOU olio i-hurvh," rvplia I my aunt with dig- . Lnsul, i potmarks from Caiuata, luiglaisl, France, 1 sail I ho;»xl the didJa|nnt a journal frtau HcldelLrrg, uixi a I num t.'ft Oitn-Xhwl.an l ting. It was an unfortunate erlcetton. Ilrtem. to my nmoK-rocnt. insUwl of being gradually lulled to deep, interrupted me iu * Tm .Niagara Falls fRouU. Cool to OSASO SApTdv OIVIBK.S After ftiM year “TauslTa Cw iheemtrb trial we hare co-’rli-.f «trupxi-ta, M-idhbn, ILLS CO..Chiron. hours' lying on a won. jvir.'.l vock^k* •IAY GOD BLESS YOU! acrirSs were often returned, thereby largt-ly •Exclixiiug tho f&rally." i vatd; and 1 fear aunt aetmeil w>deeply di'trnwad that I raconriiUrad and modified mfJiKkmcnt Elisabeth StoWacaiua in tor tbudalxa. Aunt Charlotte "Do yea belong to any meu's clubs, wbcra tbwy write rapsrsr aukol my aunt. • “1 s •> I ill>l not belong to anything hat tbe Aunt Caar •Nine to W. Francb reading; 10 to 11. seo about BoMiers’ nxmumeut; 11 to 13, buy gingn-od jmper at club; then m r.kk a Qipao, toll tgry pt a club culled “Tbs BohetniaiMi.** Tbcro wtro >W tasmtars, tuea ami woinen, Stover, charming,.Jdigblfu) pci’vlu. Tlx?)' rmd TaponT and talked on rartotu art topi -s, oxa! It was a greatbortor to bo oTtbem. skoal uncertainty as to tba next place of Kx-etliig, tod upon Helen rusted the rfrpoiuibility at informing IWpcopIo wlx rc Ulis next pmtT would be. This explain* tbo brief Utite BH..oo:andum of “Tell people about change dinner: 7 to 8, look over rarly about 1 notlou, tn IletetPs chib, tbe hniita always write z;Lout things that happened sev a long tirno ago." Tbe Uro btaxM iim nily on the tirarth, tbo brom Hou took on a more friendly i xprecaion, our Utile family altercation bad leftui feel­ ing perUtqu tnmo nt peuew with each other than an amiable dish of family awmlnieate. In my buart I thought there nev. r was a sweeter, d*arer girt than my slstar Helen. Tbe primruse smiled on tbe table. "I.bellvve tbe German naUM for primraw meata Kry of Heaven," said toy aunt, as sbe snipped an old black nock ribbou into inch piccra It wiu at this )>ea>xfal moment -that a oouml caoe through tlxi bouse—a nouud that can menu so tsueb, and to Mule— life, death, a fertuna, a valenUno, ar a beggar—tbe ring' Log of tho sin®: tall. mythology. The doctors came and went- Mildred. Aunt Cliarlottv and I sal bolphwi in BvlanV tiright little *1 itlug room. Mre. Newnmn waited lwMod the >cjven. Tiiot rtrange atm-spiivre which crrei* over a bouse to bu;>reme mottom* crepe Into ours. Tbe ligfal that toll sby iy in through tbe half cloeed blinds did not aoem like light;, the children's voirve coming up from tbe street were sot like childrerf* voirca; wo were in a NORTHERN PACIFIC RlMMNtilMUnMMHUi FREI Ifljmwe are relb-vrd wo uftca forgrt to be tMnkfuI. Bui not always,- Mr. W. W. Griff a. of Trout Creek, ft. Clair Go, Ala., heart W»u!d palpitate fur two Itoun ut a lliao. My legs would got cold to the knees,I fully cun. ' BAMSwiv lUMcte 1 bottle of Shaker Esfrart of Itoot^ ur .Sefel's Curative Bjrup. of your agri.t, Mr. R. M. fun*, •cad before I hod taken the £r-t buttle I felt wheat, And drisd. Wa asesoed unknown to uurwiren. Mildred cat pals and motiontaa. n.4-ii's set have it! Must they ulao pay this tarribJo price for Uzoir loro of humanity and Hcan*.’ I'ota'.iH 1st, Pwi.dmaed Vcal.draasM Was It torn, purs nod slmpicl Was it Hut a'fePy. a failiionl A verse ran through my tnn.d, "Wliateosver thy ban>l flnJeth to do, db it with thy might-" What did that mean I Had it any < ounectlun with tbe philanthropic ** UCfM women of tbe day) Helen bad worked wftb LimAbol... all her might She bad lived two days In one. I do not think sb* did It from ambition or kS hsw dooe," Im *.» ts isbed tho uxlb U>lUc I ts»:ld ed thro* M,d S“,o ’***» tabula ‘ I ««n n rox r hnrrer bytrada work'd <vwry day dn-.s- I tixdc the ii the blood and dta.uutau <W Kttraatof Roots, or . �THE TRAIN BUTCHES. {O©6£RVA-nOM8 OF THE TRAVEL£R*S L PEST ANO HlS OPERATIONS. HGArHXW METH006 OF EXTMAOTIMO TESTIMONY. 60VER The Boyal Baking Pawslaw XMM ' Superior to all othera. th* nxayotbw method® of extorting t*KiJtMt j.-eull.r individual, the train boy. 'Vton the ry<w, bowildeeid through roastent •ahifting ot tb* focus oo Umdacaixa dashing lb,. u.«! nst, tho traveter may teoa bis bead fl.-.eit «. the cuihlou und indulgw iu day •d-rams tuu! rw» rtes ®>'b M coma mu to bls - Wyinfudia bis daily haunts. n»mayphlfrwophire ns bo catujbk at any oUmt time, rwbih !»• half ronscJousiy foUoww the rattling ‘fnxhw.H'd io th* Idle mtud. ■ The fxet that Royal Baking Powder U, in aD nwpeota, •tbe b«t baking powder offered to tbe pablic has bees established beyond question. people trembling with terror anil blitxted with tears, to make on agotuxod appeal to tbdr irnprmctyxJ chiidruutin their MU. Tb® Prof. H. A. MoU, when employed by the U. 8. Gwernnient to analyse the vndkxiB baking powdera of tbe market ou a raauhi head.' But jurt ca one to’ determine which was the best and most economical, after newer puff n b!oa cteud f.-ou» thia clgaratta liden wind through th® cur, and the omIcdrhdy ro-plng voice of thn train boy ae ho ultimately took- aglow.’ •■uni no or imottew row, valp b a thin comrtag which xm no aitooJ •peaker nearly vwnBowad hbdgaroCte । nxm’e board.'—Kew York Dvm.ng bun. an extended investigation, reported in favor of tbe Royal, and it was adopted for government use. . Prof. Mott hue oondnned hie cxaminatign^ gt baking adding to it U» csitrretlto of half tnnil > fttnauA fnudw from tho mind, and keep* Coming and <8tog nt intervals ontll all Idea thiuu to took after U»ir children most ■ ^ft’t a good story, thoueb, and I'm going ha> bo broken down by a ni-bl of tto grHt to tall it," be oxclalmed av b* Jatnmod bid bat tntoabajieapilD. **8<xzie, Mnxleo, Utno, Kadyl:i„- thin strn -?F9 sold at tbe present day, and now affirms K as his ilolibv'ruta judgment^ arrived at after roost thorough reouai-L cnuxpar.7. Hfai rich mother wiuh -arthrobsn. ui d a -.•arefu] examination of the principal brands of rhe i-Hirket, tiyit the Royal is undoubtedly the purest and moat caatly both waya r liable baking pvwdec offered to tbe public. thot ^pnweuta jwrairteEcy, ihr»wdn,v« and an ring cbotk—cbo rablliac. clmracterlaft? at tin' •-.-crprivlag Amwricun. Ona tor- would cartalaly told all that i, upon coodl- tembte econo followed, in which tbe white hidred mother, frvuxlod with (ear and chok- of living. 6b» w*a young, UandnMno and j public ca a cta^o vol-Her, tho aunt ?>r yloldamiabia, bat the could- not i-vun do plaai : •owing. Hat [rtde rarolted brr beauty, and rather than depend on ofh. rv aho would have super bu.ti.uca until ChriAma, whoa they put him Li tho pantomlrafo. Hocoom to tx*» bands frrtun- ua which a £ne tebo«i->-> grow iagnutekn oa> night. Us Ind a port In the pantomime "What u itr-1 noltcd him. I, the t. 3. Government • ' 1 •• I will go cvtill further ar»d state chat, bec.ioje of the Chrotikl-x hicmelf p.ireik-ulag tockAhlDg just to bclp th® yeusg f-Jlow a>>ag. What a hard A* tsur l< i«! ’ i< a q-.n»tlon which springi cp •t thia of t*w story, and Ums Hh, Prof. Mott, iu iiis nM?ent report, says: ’ The Royal Baking Pr/wd-Yr is abeohitaly poro» for I }. : .1 a<» f -und it iu many teta made both for that oom pan; make dgorottev for private uihx Eewy Mexican woman cAn roll tobacco mo-n <11- that company have f<* obtaining perfectly pars r fkii.1 a pniih'nina: "I hn<l a aqtub tl*> and •.T.-m of tartar, and for other wagons dependent upon the ;r.;-r proportions of the iwi ■ :;nd the m*?tbod of its I. ■ ~r:.tion, the Royal Baking P</~d» r Is u*^df>ubtadly the . before be gwa to Siberia, ia mmply bwt breaking. Tbo raoUx.r G.udly <i.'[»aru tn <te•pair, btodlns bcr non goodby w xbo would bid coodby to tbe dying, white the aoa la ya money, for a poetuigvof "But wby cannu Ux«y to tojportalT tbe tin/. caAc 1 rant iuxl wi tl>xt tM b11;;1>C- . ^bliC. it- r-jiLilil? powd-if offered ta the ■ Da. IfflliBY .< MUTT, Pu.D.” will utilir-j Um meoxe al her diapcaal only tor • A .tebOtruUlpr TJTUL Pnr-WReta call Elm Um • train boy," bat be disdains ft* title aa eCwmlnate and* calls hluixilf it "I utrlMi-L** TV,™ ...1- tharnr ganli- oU jwopto on tjja (join as groyt and ■olitery conflotxnent, is j-rnnuw'd an inter future cf (’uiij-'rol* qu-u this haw jiK torn .wonipli Some Family Made Happy I that nr>- ot that vutaa u paying about tooenis atww*. He >tr--,H.vi b trendy thnxc^h Um car u.-tag up llx- •> cupau^w critically nad tb«« NO CURE NO PAY! mtoutre—fifteen sninutee— Houghtalin & Lichty w^teb re<«ti 1 u thick bottom**! gliwa each prisoners, .and that if ha Have ooochided t* give their patrou a beci&fit m toUewv With each doUar'i worth of baa nothing Part I. coeUina SB pairoi. otm IViltaatratinne, rymp-JM ol J £.*V roteww o< over Kimd Mnbfttarari, the young man gore back to aoU- ■■oatrii.uti.-ii box. ; Hreriawlciia iandlam»|r. Hn put tbr» book ihbcZora ST .T^?-***-*'«*‘T turns te her distent rillage boma. anit-m* t < w)| Ju^ttbrn. FLi Jtut wanted to rofua-1 to now qu'v-.lrew intended to “>■TK.'&asrfTw'tsftnis^., b<2 D-unu. He... 4, ~rt didn't want tii*<n, find wm willing to divide Uxro up unong tlu* ocrnpanN nt the car fully photic, while tbe banan is w.cu bladewhom tK' win waa । two nppl-M from 1 bought direct anxwer, told See tibte to tell him truthfully al! she knew; then it «i«n nt which »bo wished to get off. «fle poM<xi down tho aisla, and, having apparontiy fergottea a woman wfth two efcil. dr. n, turned and I >nning»yi cr Ibo back of the but children. This was . art Both children g ■cm on Stoves I BEFORE BUYING. b'jwl an.1 With Doable Shake Grata, other, an.1 the l-utcher standing on tbe plat­ form grtnneil with gtoe m ha saw the facto ot IU oth.-r |4‘v agw> turned frownlnady towmwl t K>, Ana __ » “ . a Large Swing Top *t>d Double Doon. without Ito aMTipUoo -auij Wboa wm pdoph stop punning on proper arrtuuil (k— »KJ_L .1.2 — . ii . —. vigor. Tho mother called him. 8bo bought St. Louh Glolx-lh-mocraL A pithy ddluilioo of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, BOOTS, SHOES. to perpetndiag jclc-n tlut muxt to mxaluter bbculta to the beat m of ckyaamta It requires ivj ingenuity Purchased for cash at our store, we will give a ticket en­ titling the holder to one chance in the following priao. the lucky number to have all tbe goods enuaarated below: 1 50 25 1 1 5 5 Barrel Roller Flour, lbs. A Sugar, lbs. Pork, pair Boots, bolt Factory Cloth, lbs. 50 cent Tea, lbs. 30 cent Coffee, 14,00 31)0 2.50 3.00 3.00 2.50 1.50 A. committee of our customere will decide ths Which the geode will be given, os SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1888. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-01-11.pdf 11187c807824ed83be1a07562eeea213 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXII. NO. 37. The Hastings Banner. County News. N. Roatch and Lizzie Finkbinder have the scarlet fever. Meetings will commence at theTJ. B. Hastings, Barry Co., Micil, Ttus following person* are authorized to re­ church Wednesday evening. ceive subMrlpllmie for the Banmkr: Mrs. E. Culver is gaining slowly, and Emory is very proud of tlEit girl. . W. H. Adklu*. Montan. Pumfrey’s mill is back here, and al­ H. G. Hale, NaahtHta BUBsciurnoN ratks ' most ready for business. J. McKelvev. Maolr Grove. ’Tis pretty late to speak af Christinas l’rv»ton Jewrll. AisyrtM. boats, but this one was so very nice. the. I*o«tmaster. Law I’ustiaaater, BanrtrM. singing and spenkiug by the little onea ADYXBTT81NG RATES: " O’DonnrlL On* olswn per rear............. ;................................. 00 all pasMdUiff quietly and every one J. X. Covert. Carlton. Kxtra ch irgc for special position*. Foetpiartcr, Fre^pJrt. was pl.-aaf-d. When lo! Lite next Sunday •• Irving. what do we heir but’ a great commo­ JOB PRINTING. D. U Northland. Cedar Creek. tion over sumo little pieces of paste Ripoetal rridniMclt in the Job Print!nr De­ X. O. Norwood. Delton. partment of Hid BanSmb. Everything tb the JolinKhean. Hicknrv Corners. board cards, J think they were: yes. (satire otter t« new; and with the latest lace* of Brown a Cairn*, 1‘ralrierllle. that is the name. Now tte church and type, the ino<t approved patterns of machinery* aodcompetent workmen employed, enable* the all its members arc forever disgraced, "in. nrwaru, urvwam. Bawxkk to do fir»l-clas» fob work. A. G. Jessup. Onnserille. and the Rev.—will his red hair stood raojMMter. xaakee Hprinip. straight. Such a terrible affair, and C. W. Anurtrour, Bowens MUI*. Mjoey oald lo these agrats vriU be receipted the idea tlul anyone could stoop so low for W th« iUXSKli proprietors, and »ruu»t a« to send a little package like that, all all subscribers at lhe pine** nunod who have done up in brown paper, to anyone, es­ nut settled with u« v.ifl, 0«weSE this date and N’e* Years, pnr llietr suM^tiptlor* to the pecially one who plays euchre. Is too shocking for our superintendents e lUrtiiitf, I* Setty ot3.000 People,torrOon led' Bannkr's agents named abom JtespertttiBy. nerves. ‘ py a rick tu>d ueiwpero.u eoimtry. and Is the COOK' & NISKERN. HASTINGS. WHOLE NO. 1702. HASTINGS, MICH„ JANUARY 11, 1888. CASTLKTOK. The U. B. meetings are still continued with a crowded house and a deep inter­ est is manifested by the members. Charley Mates sports a new swell box cutter with his best glrL J. Watring comes to the front with a new pate of bobs. Judge Smith, of Hastings, visited bis parents Wednesday. Church Auster and daughter have returned to their home in M.ilo. Mrs. Holo, of Meadow Plains. hl at her daughter's Mrs. Graham's. A. Graham’s oldest son U seriously Mr. Tucker, of Goguac plains, was the guest of L. Lockhart. Several ot our citizens attended the Salvation meetings and the show in Nihvillo Friday evening. Both were excellent. But now we have Freeport an the north-west and Lake Odessa on our north, both of which are railroad towns. It will be impossible for three towns »o near .to each other as Wood­ land and the two lust named, to reach any great-size. One of the towns will grow at the expense of the other two. Which will It be? Woodland? No. not unless we c.m have a railroad, but give ua a railroad with our superior surroundings and the time is no» far distant when our streets will be paved, our houau* numbered, and our city con­ nected with the principal cities of the United Mtates by telephone and tele­ graph. (live us a railroad and oar merchants will save time and expense by ordering their goods by telephone from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Chi­ cago, and will pay 20 cents for having a whole loud of goods deposited at their door instead of 20 cents a hundred for having them carted 14 miles. As lime and space will not admit of any more this week we will discuss the subject further next week. ■ Drlayed Latter. John Smelcher was in Caledonia Sunday. , Conrad Beeler, of Caledonia, was in town Thursday. Mrs. J. M. Brunner visited friends in Ada last week. A. Parks takes comfort riding in his new cutter. Seth VanWormer commenced haul­ ing logs for Fox A- San Thursday. Chas. Will and wife, of Lowell, visit­ ed their parents and friends here last week. J. G. Benter and wife were in Cale­ donia Thursday and Friday. Samuel Rugg. ot Grand Rapids, vis­ ited friends in this vicinity Inst week. 8. R. Hunt has again entered into partnership with J. W. Foglmang, and may be found doing business at the old stand. John Tt eple will build a new house next spring on his twenty acres jurt across from where ho now lives. John SmeJcherfs people enjoyed a Msit wM rtiatlYW tram Onio ImI George Kenyon and C. A. Kenyon are loading cans for Mr. Nash every day. Our thaw caught a bad cold, and so Cook & nukkrn. djd many of the folks. . wanty Mat of ilarrf county, its location on Young Soldier Ujree natural trrractn rt*liif troni the ThoroWe haa a ^ne tlm® x«w Year’s at W. MUD, apph rlvrr. eoald hardly W stirpiLwil. With RUTLAND. The dance Friday night was not txlH-aiitlfuUy .haded streets and haad*ou>« j The youngest Child Of Mrs. II. W, M. Ashby’s. where an «cw,ent dinner NA <RVILLE. ' hwnc.s. it idlord. an excellent rnaldenm plat-.. Delayed Jitter. vq-y largely attended, although these Johnson has been very low again and waa served to the guests. . V" eroded schools ot the bfehest JefTerds Port No. 82, G. A. R. and the wc:v cnouo’h to have a good time. Mr.-. Urlcd is now on the gain. Mrs. Emma Pricket, of Montana, Is during Sunday its life was despaired of, standant <>t excellence, also a school library ot; I wouldllke to t“k *b<? Iwport cor­ 1 j»0 volumro, and elexant kcbonl bnlldlno. It; making a visit at her father’s, George but tit this writing is slowly improving women’s relief corps installed new of­ has Ove eh arches, three excellent nrwst>at>er<i,> Duncan’s. ficers at their meeting on Tuesday ev- respondent of the Caledonia - News and there art) hopes that the worst is ana numerous societies of the secret mid t>cn«»Our school district N,o. 8 is going on over. Whitt,authority he has for that wedding otant order. It can boast of as One a sjskun ot: A. W. Dilkuback, our supervisor, is at cnlng lash Frank Tucker s Metropolitan.; wscr works iw any city pOMseases. wiih-h fur nicely under the management of Miss E. C. Spaulding made a business and HaMings this week with the board of he had among his items b few weeks nlkli water of unsurpassed purity .nd mtaptagreeted by a crowded house last Friday ' , LyOsJor houMhold purposes, and also secure Mamie Smith. If she gore on as she social visit to hh home at Ionia last supervlsora. , has begun, she mav stand among the week; Mrs. 8. accompanied him. while। A f:rfsuti cafi «wallow a chew of J. II. Sawdv and A. W. Dillenbadc evening. They played Mrs. Partington, best teachers. and gave a most j?njoj able rendition of his efficient clerk Mr. Connoly lookedl attended the reunion of their regiment. gum all right, but when it cornea to M. luuu;i,, MO 4KU Dcn noieia, one They have been holding protracted well to his interests here. W. H. Lee «n Monday last drew that laughable comedy. swallow a chew of tobacco, it must be ot which U now open tot be public, that hare no Prof. Swift was at the Congregation­ a sticker. superior la any city ol titre.- times the poouln- meetings here under the Rev/ Minor, Mr. Woodard’s new house has as­ several logo to. C. 8. Palmerton’s naw tlo* os Ha'tlngs. ItH buslnms men and bnsl- but they were not very successful. sumed n form and will soon be enclosed., mill and had them sawed into railroad al church two evenings Inst week with oeSB hotuea'are hilly abreast with the tlrno* In I wouKlike to ask Charlie why he So far he has been well favored regard­ tiM. illustrated lectures. All who attended Will Holmes spent Sunday at home. -pujh aud cnterprUe. It has already a number C. J. Smelker was at Carlton Center the weather. Mr. Horton, of ortmurtshlnKmanutKetiirliis enterprise*. But did not answer to his name on the ing C. 8. Palmerton's ww mill Is running speak highly of his entertainmente. Its develouemont in tills direction has been Christmas tree at the hall., Il was not Prairieville. is superintending the work. again this week full blast. He has a There was quite an exciting time for F rid ay. blartred by lack ot proper (transportation farm­ leap vear yet a little while on Main street last Friday Fred Brunner is teaching school in We want a good blacksmith, and the night watch. tie*. The Michigan Central Isa* lonjt l«-n Its By the way, I expect a numl>er will right man will find suitable induce­ only railway. But this fall the Clilc.as-i. Kal tOar treasurer went to Like Odessa afternoon. One of B. H. Hoag's horswi the Brown district, Carlton. maioo & Saginaw B. JL has been completed to get married in this place this year. ments and plenty of work at-thispolut. on’Monduy lust to collect some of our got loose and cantered down the street, John Yarger was at the County seat Hafanri. rnakiiiK If nearer Chk-Ago b* rail The boys are bashful, but this year on busman Thursday. frightening several other horses. A Quite a parly from this point joined taxes. than ri’tijr Gram! Kapltto or Jackson H i* the Geo. Nagler <as in Lowell Wednes­ the Hastings party last Saturday even­ ■ it does seem bo strange thaj- the team o wned by Will-Bli vens ran away ptirp.Me of the projectors o! this line to extend gives the girls a chance you know. ’ tlUL-Mtn- to Nagina* next year, which will ing and listened to “The Still Alarm” different correspondents cannot get the and collided with a sign post, in front day on_busine8a. CLOVEIIDALB. ntake the C. K. St. S. one of the best lines tn E. Kershner, pt Carlton Center was at the Academy of'Music, Kalamazoo, date of the public installation and of Powers & Strfngham’s store, break­ Mkff.ixan. The L^wi-ll k Hasttnrs rnllrosd has The exercises at the Sprague school reporting a very nice time. been cr*ded and Ironed from Lowell south to camp fire of l^-onard Mauch G. A. It. ing it down, and so severely cutting in town Wednesday. John Timm drawing stone for his Freeport, eight mite* north of Hastlags. The house on Christmas eve were Interest­ post on the proW date; now remember one of the horsee, that it is doubtful If right of way has been aecureq and most of the ing, the children carrying out their new house. it wiB recover. No one was injured. ODON NELL. . the correct date is Saturday, Jan. 14th, patting been done from Freeport to Hastings. parts finely, and the older ones are en­ ’Week of prayer is lieing observed at Lena Nagler is on the sick list. Thu road will be extended lo Hastings tn 1*«. 1SS8. Exercises commence at fl o’clock What will the weather be to-morrow ? the Congregational church this week. J. W. Reuter made a trip to Irving expected will also b* pushed on tb titled to much credit for the labor sharp. All arc invited to come. People in this place are anxioud for Battle Creek. These two now roads will ghe which they performed In preparing for “ Lillian Ell wood, of Hastings, is vis­ Thursday. HnjWlrarw < 1.... good sleighing. Wo believe that it the occasion. • Win' Eckert sold some fat cattle last The officers la the Odd Fellows’ lodge iting Nashville friends. The- rick in this vicinity are on the would make business for the many. Mosas Kocher's intimate friends gave week. Who did D. W. IL trade with to get were installed by district deputy John gain. Wanderlick last Monday evening. him a dinner party last Thursday, and Job, Cheesebro ugh waa in Woodland real ot HmUokx, and It oEen :uo»t liberal In The grading of the ratiroad crossing his cutter. L. Hough set 250 shoes last week. loft him an elegant easy chair as a Thursday on buisneaa. due«in>-ntk for such initltutlon*. Certainly no Warm that eold shoulder boys! Heaet 54 on Wednesday and 60 on birthday present. better place for any branch of manufacturing, by the mill has been performed and the Mrs. Albert Gosch visited at John etMcially furniture and woodwork, could be township board have taken up the old There was no harm meant. What a Thursday. How is that, Mr. Sunfield Major Brewer and wife, of the aalvaSmelker ’s Thursday. disease it mast be to have sand in one’s wlKted arid a 11 be ndi bonus will be given tor road ana croealng. man who set 40 in a day. tion army, made the Nashville detach­ J. G. Renter and wife visited at J. C. crop. • the location here£of auch establluhments. Alex McCollum Is working up quite G. D. Barden was elected secretary in ment r. visit Friday night. Coupler Baker's Sunday. ' “We have met the enemy." Nobody a livery business at this place, he hav­ hurt. Good Templar's lodge on Tuesday even- attractions were too numerous for A. D. Shepard is preparing to build a mult of Uie hustling eltles ot Michigan. In this ing numerous jobs of taking paiwengrrs ^Vm. Miller ha* returned to Wood­ them to gather in a crowd, so they new house next summer. rouboctlon we w instate that during the part Aaron Strouse, ortlig Rapids, is vis­ • year, the ne< buildings and Improvements In who arrive on the train to various iting relatives in tills place. came out on parade. And such a prowl­ IL McKnee and wife visited at J. G Hastings aegregated Jioo.oon and during th<- past points in the vicinity. land for a time. Reuter's Saturday. ing around-th rough the mud and slush Our postoffice is doing tlnely. The two, years atfl.aoa. For further- p»rtl?ulari Simon Hover has procured another S. W. Finch has sold hla Interest in coaoerulng this, one of the best dUea In Michi­ last quarter the best since it was estab­ ' It is said from good authority that to the inspiring music of a leaky bugle dog arid he is once more happy. gan. and having as bright prospects ax any. the Freeport railroad will make Battle and a half score of wheezy singers you the meat market to B. Wolcott. lished. P. M. Edwards remitted a nice 1 would respectfully Inform our Laki: th" HaxTlKiis Baxnek. acknowledged to Creek via of Woodland. never saw, but they got their ernwd Last week was a harvest for the be the equal ofiuiy county paper nubrtxhed. friend »f Lake A lew that Cloverdale Is- balance to the department the 2nd. ’ Mr. 7x1) that was auwful cute! Now . Woodland has decided- not io emi­ just the same. Bill Burger savs if they blacksmith. still alive and in good health and if the grate to Lake Odessa in the spring as hang on until spring, be is going to i’ark Brayton, of Howell, is visiting I) AL BATES. caw only stopped at Lajte View he for mercy sake don’t open up so broad. the inhnagement of the D. L. A G. B build th^rn h church down on mlllSk relatives in this place. It makes us all giggle at you. J-l. Attorney at Ijvw. would have betn better posted. R. R. has derided to run the road Mrs. Moffit, who has been rick the A. 4 Hardy's little girl hade tip-over* 1 ’ . S. Nt-rnev Is shipping dressed 4 Hastings. Mkh Mr. Moshler'.- store is’ rapidly ap­ through Woodland on-account of the Sunday, with a demolished cutter re­ past week is better at this writing. Practice* In a>l courts ot tha state Special poultry to New York. He has handled Mrren country and numerous sink sulting. John t ighter has sold Holmes Bros. attedtinn roeollecUons. Mosirvo LMSeir proaching completion and the -pro­ several tons this winter. 4 Kral Extatk. tofllee o»er Welssei t.s Hardware prietor will soon be here /with a large >u aggrrgauou There was a Kt<u grand aggregation oi of 160 trees for ship thnber. It is a fact that wo go to Hastings, holes adjacent lo Ijtke Odessa. stock of good*. Mr. Warner, secretnrv of board of iI farce, far, comedy and drama, xvith with very । Llbbie and Arma Reirter visited look around, but come home to buy Several parties are talking of build ­ examiners visited our graded school on 1 nearly a -------•- •-* ’••-------a Minnie Uhdeaebrough Thursday. tragedy in Justice •** Mill's court [I A. IkUIBEK. M. D.. gootls. Prices arc way down In ing dwellings here us soon as the 0’1). Friday. The institute held at the List Thursday. The cause was the trial Xiohn Sraelker has again bew> confin­ HmhflbpathiC Physician nn<' Surgeon. weather will permit. to his bwITor the past two weeks. A goGdlv number ot Mr. and Mrs. high school room on Saturday was a of Noah Herrington, of. Mnplo Grave, edRev. )fwr be foandjothl* ofllee over N«4In’s store Quite a number of passengers arrive Milre Dysinger, of the M. E. church Englre* friends were -invited to grand success. A targe numlx-r of for assault and battery on Geo. S. Iren*k to 10 a. tn. and trutu 1 tn J p. tn. AU call* and.depart daily at this point. teachers were present and an excellent Marshal!. The court room was packed arrived here Tuesday evening accom­ an anniversary party the 2J, and had a In ■ ity or county promptly r-ni-obdrd to. R»»lpanied with his bride. ' denet- -Bentley place, cor. Center and CUttreli royal good Huie. They were the recip­ program rendered. Too much cannot all day with a mixture of honest farm­ MAPLE ORDVfC. t,.ljn..Unk's. .Mian. ■ Wil! Boles, who has been at work for be said in praise of the music furnish­ ers. some others who had business there ients of beveral due prtMUte. * T. J. Navue Is getting material ready ed by the pupils of our high school. and Some others who didn't. Judge Holmes Bros., returned to his home tn Al. Shively is laid up for repairs, fur a bouse. The genepil work and duty ot the dis­ Smith and James Clarke, of Hastings, Ada Saturday. W. I.OWKY. M.D.. „ him a bad dad. Wm. Bivens had one df hh hontas sumac gave B. Itesbridger is having a well put • Physician and Surgeon. If the Democrat enrreapond- trict teacher were discussed hy Mresra. were the opposing rttornevs. The ap- down, quite badly hurt by his team running entWonder Leetka Brae,, are doing the work. D. U. Warner, Prof John Warner, Geo. Kach to tragedy occurred when the has shot his wad, or flashed in a away at Nashville Friday. Wm. Patterson, of Grand Rapids and Carpenter, 1). Myera. J. M. Smith. Kev. wny admirer of Bobby Burns tried t>y Law suit at Nashville last week i>eL. M. Garlick. I. Harter,D. Leedy, II. lo brow-beat a lady wilnres. Honors Fred Perkins, of Cascade, were the LL Beamer anil Edwards took in the rail ­ GOfco and ro»ld*noe on Broadway, near Court tween a couple of our farmers; but as road meeting. Why not help Boynton C. Carpenter, M. D. and- others. At 3 were easy, and neither side claims to. guests,of Geo. Perkins Thursday. Uou'r.Ua’Utirt, Mich. we know nothing of the particulars, we build that road, or is it right to give all o'clock the' meeting adjourned to meet have scored a victory; Herrington was J. M. Rogers was in our village on business Wednesdav. will say nothing more about it at this to one company and none to the other? on Friday and Saturday the 13 and 14 acquitted, and the majority of those DMkTH A COLGHOVE, time. Chas. Coplus and wife, of Bowne, of April, A good program will be pre­ interested Memed to go home satisfied. F. Meachern's baby has been quite D : Lawyers, pared and it 1" hoped that all the A railroad meeting was held at the visited at J. Timm’s Tuesday. <O3ee tn Union block. Hasting*.) rick, but is better at this writing. Mrs. Conrad Smelker made her par­ teachers in this section of the county office of the News Saturday night, and I’ratttee Is al! the court* of the sbjte. Dr. McLeay was in Hastings on bust- and adjoining counties will attend. S. M. Fowler. Wm. Conley and A. E. lots of talk indulged tn, but nothing ents of Lowed! a visit Thursday and nesaJ’rldav. Rusq return to Ann Arbor this week. The old adage that "A barking dog very decisive done. Nashville is asked Friday. Bev. Bal cock’s wife has returned never bites’’ is not always true, for the to take 83,000 worth of stock, and no H. KENASTON, Wo are informed that Mr. Ed. Branch Wm. Croty, who has been attending . Attorney at Law, In the western part of the town shot home. Woodland correspondent to the Nash­ doubt that amount can bo easily raised. । (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.’* store.) Mrs. O. G. Goto and son. of Kalama­ ville News has clinched his teeth in himself dead jvhile out hunting Sunday, Coasting parties are numerous and Brattices In all courts of the State. Collections by the accidental discharge of his gun. zoo. are visiting al M. J. Goss’. David Y’eiter and wife, of Lowell, ' the hams of the Lake Odetnia corres­ well patronized. promptly attending to. Manley Chase has rented his farm to pondent so firmly that it is feared by Mrs. M. Guy spent Saturday and Sun­ Bishop Bowman will preach at the made Rev. Spath’s family a visit Wed­ Henry 1'eonell, who takes possession In many that ere he can be choked loose Evangelical church Friday evening. nesday. day at Sunfield. • fABTIN V. BAKKEIl. lk*l Eitxto, the spring. A. Archer is breaking a fine span of It Is said that the sink hole on the D. a fatal wound will be inflicted. JI insurance and Loans. C. B. Robinson has returned from his L. <fc N. R. R. weat of the crossing baa Those parties who are burning OKce|with J.G. Run^aaJtjHon. 2 door* north colts for Orson Swift. settled again. We would advise the doctor to accept visit. school house wjfod. had better go M. J. Goss is the proud possessor of slow as they are known. BpoOlalatUmtlnn given to making exchaape* that young lady’s proposal, for It may Everybody seems to have commenced J. U. Fogelsong has purchased 80 of property. The Interests of .non-resident another son. the new year with an eye to business acres of tand in the township of Camp­ F. F. Hilbert taon the rick list. proper;'- owners carefully looked after. Fanns be a long time before he gets another r Stephen Temple has sold to the Good affairs, each one for them sei ven; conse­ bell of & IL Hunt. Mrs. J. M. Smith is no better. ofalliirrs fur sale or exchange. Houses and as good. ■: Dame rumor says thrre has i>een a Templars a lot, on which they will It Is reported that Freeport will soon Mr. McClure, agent for Harper Brea., quently no great amount or excitement prevails among the people about the have a l«ank under the managinneat of wedding in Maple Grove. We are proceed at once to erect a hall, intend­ was in town on Thursday. C. D. Barbe, of Hastings. ready to congratulate them it it is true, ing it to be ready in four or five weeks. The parties who shut the dog in the Corners. TAMES A.SWEEZE1, Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Dr. McLnav re­ school house the night of German Quite a large circle of relatives and Mr. Newman, of Grand Rapids, haa The electric lights of Battle Creek tJ , Lawyer, turned from their Canadian trip on sciiool will probably l>e compelled to friends assembled together at the Iteeu visiting hia daughter Mrs.-Geo, IlxaHugs, Mirb. can be seen quite plainly from here. . PrMuee* In all courts ol the italo. OOce ofSr Monday of last week, having had an residence of Robert Marshall oa^lhe Baker the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Hatten visited Wood­ answer for the trick to the full extent W. H.SclianU' »torr. enjoyable time. land friends the fore part of last week. 1 of the law. The damage dune by the 3d Inst, for the honorable purpose of .—The G. A. R. band famished music A. D. Storms attended the funeral of dog will probably exceed 820. reminding Wm. Marsh Uli and wife of for the free supper Friday night given Q. WELTON his brother Morgan on Thursday last. Rev. Garlick is holding a series oi their 10th wedding anniversary. After by the G. A. IL poet of this place. The G. A. IL, ol' this place, had a meetings at the Holmes church. social hand shaking, chit chat was in Freeman Fish .passed through here D. C. Warner, Sec. of Board of School Is swen/for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. pleasant time oh Wednesday evening order togr.ther with free jokes and Wednesday with a badger, which he The saw mill owned by C. 8. Palmer ­ He writes policies oil a man’s property against Examers, visited the Tamarac school and a grand supper, having hired the ton shut down on tiAturday on account merryment for the merry. The time caught in a trap on the farm of Chas. om »J tiro, lightning or wind; against a man's lust Friday. UH, oy dearth and accident. The toucher and a number of scholars Shedd ball for the occasion. ot a breakage; but the mill will not be passed until a well spread table was Shepard in the township of Bowne. The L O O. F. have a supper and in­ inactive long. prepared and filled with all the luxuries Hr M there is being quite a Dumber from the Tamarac district attended Uie 0OOK & SHELDON, Our blacksmiths are having a har­ ?f the season to which all did ample of tie logs drawn to the mills. Farm­ teacher's meeting at Woodland last stallation on Wednesday evening of this week. They are also in receipt of vest. ustice. After spending the evening ers must think tire will be wanted next Saturday. (OSeeln Abstract Block.Hasting*. Mleh.) an invitation to meet several sister Donny Gerkey. Old Mrs. Gerkey and Our feed mill is running steadily in a very agreeable manner until the spring. Have the only set of Abstract Books in Barry small hours, many valuable and useful Seymour Olmstead’s babe are on the lodges in-Hastings on Thursday even­ now. Thursday last, the retatives of J. H. Cocaty. artidefl were left us tokens of love and Richardson hud his remains removed rick list 8. Haight has rented his farm. A social will be bold vat Charlie Protracted prayer -meetings are in Chas. McArthur will build a new .esteem in which the happy pair were from the Bowne. Center cemetery and LOYAL K. KNArrox. C. H. V-ixAax*i. Smith's on Thursday evening, the first regarded by the company and wishing house in the spring. progress in the neighborhood of the had them buried in the cemetery at KNIAPI’EN & VAnARMAN, of the seaapfi. Tamarac church. Mm. Monroe is convalescent at pres­ many more such friendly gatherings this place. Lawyers. might l>e in store for them each took ent writing. Bobt. Seymour, ot Indiana, is visiting (Over Basting* National Bank.) .The Wolcott post and their families his father-in-law, A. W. Demaray-. Does Woodland wish a railroad ? If leave for their respective hornet feel­ bad a very pleasant time Friday even­ Harrison Fuller and wife, of New •he does, how badly dore she wish it? ing it was well for them lo have been ing. After the inutallatlor of officers klTltLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney CRESSY-H COUNEUS. York, are spending a short time in this Dore she wish it bad enough to make a there. they all partook of । bountiful supper 1V At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Mrs. John Brunney hasgonoto Lake which hA«l l»ecn prepared by the tadim Pedeetrians find it rattier difficult to neighborhood. gigantic effort to secure it? • What maintain their footing. : .Mrs. C. S. Boice is spendlag a short would the continuation of the C. K. & Odessa to visit her daughter, Mrs. after which they adjourned feeling John Barber has rented his farm to time with her sister. Mrs. Loomis, of 8. R. R. to Saginaw via. of Woodland Geo. Stanley and intends to remain that they had had a good time. yXTILLLAM li. SWEEZEY, mean to Woodland? We are in the al<out two weeks. IV Justice of the Peace. his son-in-law, Isaac Rickeutnore. and Cloverdale. has purchased a house and lot at Creasy. Mrs. E. ffennock and son Alvan, also Orson Wood, Norman Rowley and center of a rich and fertile country, PRICHARD VILLK. O. ’’orUons a specialty. He will commence to put repairs on Will Button have gone- north to spend that is populated by a class of people her daughter Mrs. Rob. Cairaes have Willie DeLano returned to his school immediately. a short time in the woods. who are noted for their thrift'nnd in­ returned from O-tceola Co. and report tn Allegan. Monday. rank c. boise, , . tin-D.tam»* 1’. Flowers and wife msde your Ola Boice is spending h short time tegrity. We have Nashville. 10 miles snow at.that place two feet deep on '“Chas. 1‘almatier, of Banfield, gave : Jf<uhmll«, Afwh-, city a visit last week, their nephew. with her grandma; Mrs. Mary Boice. distant on the south. Hasting* 14 miles the level. Prichardville friends a call this week. Hardware A Iron Merchant, Jay Thorpe, returning with them to Wallace Hobbs/ Geo. Jordan, Arab distant on the south-west, and Ionia Another one of Barry Co. pioneers Ad. Jones, of Hickory Comers, visit­ Agent Lw all the leading makes of Hardware spend New Year’s. Barnum and wives Sundayed at D. P. twenty miles distant on the north. piwd from our. midst at two o’clock ed in this place last week. ' and Farm Machinery. Charles Brown had a span ot horses Sprague’s. Our little village htu grown rapidly this-^orning. Mrs. L. C. Campbell • Chas. Prichard left Tuesday to re­ XVe CUTT a laree and complete Mock. New faces aro especially invited to call and »--e ns; taken violently ill last Sunday, but are News reached here last week that for the past few years; it has more than aged nearly 72 after lingering for some sume his studies at Ann Arbor. old ongs are equally welooroe. belter at this writing. Airs. Hagar, formerly of thia place, but doubled in population and wealth dur­ time died this morning at two o'clock. Another one of those grand (?) halls Miss Mattie Barber received a very now of Kansas, was badly -burned not ing the pist leu years. Boys, have be­ M ra. C. loaves one daughter, Mrs. Sarah at Gene Riches’ Friday night. Not a nice Christmas present from her broth­ long since by her clothes catching on come men and have ama«sed a fortune Wintermute, one grand daughter. Miss ver* fair attendance. R. TIMMERMAN, . Homcepathic I’hynician & Surgeon, er, who is at Arcata. Humboldt Co., fire. J udge Barnum, her brother..start­ during the past tew years. To what Floy Winterraute and one sister, Mrs. , Mrs. li. II. Dixon has just retunfed Cal. ed Monday to comfort her in her atllle- do we owe our rapid growth and In­ Lucian Polley who now reside here from a short vtait with Hastings friends. ‘ (Offloo over Lathrop’s droit »lore.) School commenced last Monday. tlooa. creased wealth ? We owe our success who will,mourn her loss, besides a Belte DeLsno has been quite ill with Belta DeLano Emma Mead is on the sick list. Dr. John bchawnianfs team Is quite fleet to the fact that we are surrounded by a Urge circle of friends and acquaint- *tonal — •-*few — data. H. LANDIS, M. D„ litis for the-----past •■ Phyrican and Surgeon, Hyde, of Prairieville, attending physi­ of foot. At least he thought so Sunday country as good mb any in our state, ances with whom she bu been more or Geo. Prichard has purchased a fine cian. nigUL •> they ran away tipning him with no railroad town nearer than ten Lets Intimate since she and her husband lot In Lake Oderea. on which he will Woodland, Mich. Don't forget the singing school over, but waa soon caught and stopped miles, and to a few ot our business became residents ot the township in build, and then move his family there Offlre one door *oath at Kllpatrtek's drug Thursday night. by Jake Koble. N o serious damage. men who are noted for their push. May of 184*. A F F W �A 1 ” . Agrieultua. KVOEXE DA ire-AH communlcaUon* pertaining to thia de■OrtUK’nl »t»ould be a4dre*»e<l to Mr. E. DaVcaport. Woodlaad. Midi. Muteiovou* xlies.-Ulon*: hsrinlreaaeas ot 1’arls men on rota«oe» <xp»rtinrr.tally dexnontratedpLotidon-parplaoU apple tree* Innocuous; when and how they ait to be aptuieu. • In the Canadian Horticulturist for August. 1887, to an article which 1 think Is mischievous as it endeavors. - and as 1 believe by erroneous state­ ments, to frighten farmers and fruit growers in the matter of using the ar­ senites In destroying Insects. If. as I believe, terse speciucs can be used with immense advantage, and no possible danger, then any effort to create alarm to greatly to be deprecated. The writer in question wisely calls attention to the fact that one-half, or one-fourth, or even1 one-eighth of a grain of Farls-rreen may cause symp­ toms of poisoning, while one grain may cause death. He then says that in the soil it Is readiiv taken up by the roots of plants, especially those of the coarser vegetables like potatoes,' etc. He also adds: "Similarly, also, in applying solutions of Parto-green to the apple blossom, it is not only that the petals are destroyed, anti this itself is no small matter, but the poison may be absorbed by the fruit, or find its way into the ovary of the pistil, and in this way. if no greater mischief results, those who have a fanev for chewing the seeds of the apple may some day find themselves attacked with symptoms of arsenical poison;"' Here we find a Jong series of assertions with not a single demonstra­ tion or word of proof that one of them • is true. It were far better that such writers were silent Let us now investigate this mutter with an eye to facta. More than 1G years ago m 1871. having demonstrated the value of Parto-green In destroying the potato beetle, I set about to study the matter In relation to the safety of its use. I applied to potato-vines all the Paris-green I could without killing them—much more than would be necessary to destroy the Insects. I also Sread the poison on the ground under e vines. The plants were watered and well cared for. and xn autumn or late summer, the foliage and tubers were both carefully analyzed by Dr. R. C. Kedzie. nnd not a trace of the poison was found in either. Hare, then, the matter was crucially settled by a method strictly scientific, and not by simple Assertion. Six years ago. in 1881. after finding that the arsenites—I pre!nr Londonpurple and so I have used that most, although Paris-green serves well—were wonderfully effective in resisting the tenges of the coddling mqth. I pre­ pared to investigate the question of safety in its use. First, let me add, that it should never be user! on the trees while they are in blossom. This to too earlv for tee coddling moths, an*! then- is danger of poisoning the bees, which are the poiuologist's best aids just at this time. Hence the argument, or assertion, rather, about the blossoms is of do interest to us. even were it true, which to far from probable. J treated a branch ot an apple tree so thoroughly, and with such a generous supply of poison, that 1 blighted the foliage. I used far more poison than was necessary or desirable In simply fighting the insects. I had a purpose in this as will be seen. About the . middle of zkugust I cut a funnel-shaped piece nt the calyx end of each Iruit from, one hundred of the apples, where this concentrated mixture whs applied the previous June, and a thorough •’analysis of the pieces was made by Dr Kedzie. The tame operation was re­ peated, and not the slightest truce of poison was found in cither case. Hence we know that the above Assertions are simply not true.—Rural New Yorker. THE PANAMA CAN'AlT WILL NOT BE OPENS AS A TIDE You are feeling depressed, your appe­ tite to poor, you are bothered with head­ ache, you aro fidgety, nervous and generally out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up. but not with stimulants, sprint medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave yon in worse condition than before. What big marine highway will be built with locks ally and ilcpinlcfi’M till tbc you want to an alterative that will It i> Bdli abort la* ud they purify jourtlood, start healthy action And Intended, although th.? original plan <rf of liver and kidneys, restore your making it a thio water route, M. do Ixvaept vitality, and give renewed health, and strength. Sueh a medicine you will .timing tin* puMengerx who arrived cxi the an uupcdu*» i.v to him than idiurwiaa. Ho find in Electric Bitters, and only 60 straittnliip La Gascogne from Havre the rttber hat not tbu iiK-aiw. of ?turuig or prv*rrvmg it. cents a bottle at W. 11. Goodyrar’s Drug day wax Cvmmodom ilrttry B. Slaven, the president of the Amcru-nn Contnu’ttng and tending it to those who rusal IL Absolutely store. Probably no on? thing has cattsej! such a funeral revival oF trade at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Stefa as their giv­ ing away’to their customers of so many free’trial bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for coasuiupUon. Thtir trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it olraya cured and never disappoints, oughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis. Croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test It before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large she Bl. Every bottle warranted. Undoing company, a concern tliat has be»*n actively engaged in the work of digging *•« /Tinnl ainca the *art. Mr. Slaven bad lawn in Humpe »im.-oJuly, purtiy fur pleasure, liut chirlly ou bualneox connected with the canal. Quite wenlly he talked with u re- b>> has no market ba* bwmrpimt; for bb. imnusltato lirjghta.i'i have, like hinnelf, a port it.'***, <v*a <i>ntter«if fail, tJn* hnlu*trlnl (•l*-* k to <ive-qM>ptiUui>>n Ut reriKA i-l, and his toniiivaml d. f«ud-*itaite i««rat.rili they rat the l*ananu> canal an.l.tli* future |m*7»x.taof the cnterjirbr,'’ he Mild. “1 am willing Jo tell yon what I know from actual <*liwti atimi. ] hare had abundant epjtortur.iticw for suchob serrations during the* past six yean*, havinj lived on tin* isthmiM nearly half of that time. nuult* from nir wimlowK Witli thL* much by, way of introducek*u, I mu say that tho renal Uudl l* motv than; half done. It b* open nt prmexit for vaswl* drawing fifteen fret of water for twenty kilometer*, out of the total length of serenty-four kilometers. That twenty Is on Th<-]u<lgoiart> jalictit «kith the legal reprv tl»e Atlantic end uf the renal, anil we dredged • it ouraclrcw We will have twenty-four done by July 1, nnd a French company un the wti<m that a French coni|«iay haa ctm. THE I’EETTIEST LADY In Itonlinn audoth ere should not allow a cough to rua. Vre at onoe Kemp’s Balsam which we guarantee to eare. u motion twraty-flva kllMnetani long that contains tbc ridge or backbone of the FOB 25 CENTS Rtt Kemp’s Liver Fills for Torpid Liver, far ConstlpaUon, for the Complex­ ion. W. II. Goodjrar, d.-uacist. FOE 1 DON’T CAME. dull, tired fecUag. Im povoriibed blood, dull palM tn back and bead, iantahxing akin eruptions, Kemp’s Sarsaparilla affords immediate relief. We always guarantee pn'nw twnch, who held a snuff box open in -Bls hand at the time, and, coolly taking a pinch, remarking airily, “I perceive your honor still sticks to thuHnokch." The effect was parulyrlng for tin moment, and one of the Judge afterward aa>d: "1 Jo uot believe that another man in the* I’ntted State* could bare dune that Imt Henry Clay.1' Gen. But­ ler invariably wears a dress cost before, tbo tuprrinr ■’Hirt. The general likes singularity, and hrre 1« nn mrtani-ohf hh nr.lquenew. A The blood Is the »ourre of health. Kron U pure by taking Hood’s Samaparillx.'wlflch is peculiar in Us corathe power. Thousand* ol drunkard* have been made tem­ perate num wlw have taken Golden Hpectffe in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day btfiape they quit drlnktn* of their own free will. IT NKVEK FAUM 1 hr system once Unprt’rnated with the Specific letsecnmea an utter lmi*m»|l>Hity for the liquor appetite to exist. For full piu-Uculan,address GOLDEN SPECD’IC CO.. IM Bare st.. ClacinnatL O. Wu offer One Hundred Dullnra Re­ ward for any we of Catarrh that can not be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. O F. J. Cheney & Co.. Prop’s. Toledo*. A deaf mute Swede named August was killed by the cars near Ishpeming the other day. ' f\\ A and reliable Modiel non are thebeat to depend upon. Acker's Blood El­ ixir has been preacribed for years far all impuriUesoftheBlood. Jnert-ryfornxofScrofulcms. Syphilitic or Merenrial diaaaawi, it la invaluable. For Rheuxnatlun, haa no equal. W. H. Goodybak &Co„ Druggists. ' TteC^jvlUe Record Ulu.lrau. veil » very udeot* ids. th.t the good die young. promutxng ita xrvwth. Get Ayer’a AlmauacU. The East Saginaw Y. M C A has 2«0 MMoelue mi 1SS wUvo'memtan,; Kno-llor, »povta itnlmeat remove, ran hard. rott. or eullonaM iompaand UdmiBlvvrrora homm, blood .pavin, carle, •phots, .weeney. rtngfiooe, WM. sprain., .welling etc. ttare HO by use of on*l botlll* ' xajgi by Goodyear & Co.. druggb“ H-«Hnga Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, "But it in averted :hatyt»will get too of Uiy cx|>erience that bus iHmaavd tlie ca­ nal. the plant or anything jrrtainmg' to tl» inuttey from the -h:trch<>ld-T.< am! bondhokhTM win* havvalnwiy invtmlad in tbacnt« i-ja-ire, bat Imiiuve by Uh* lottery n bomt* Im* wold niitain a tewer rate rif lulen-4. I k«nv. Uu»t the ouupauy has g3>’..(ro/UU cnrti ou boxnl. They have always paid caeh when it was due. It ha* tos*u rv|*uctcd hero, at Panama ma! m Paris that we bare had troubln iu getting oar jay. Thia in wholly txntrtin. I think that it. rt.*>nd« ti> rvtwon that tl..*-F«IXXM {Moptewbb hayo i>ut up t-.rarly $40,1X10.1 txi m> far. will put dp eivnuth to cunipk'ic the cnual. ct< u if It i-o.t x? IUI.iKM,Oto, th<|ugh I do u'ol by any nn«n* in -un to ay it n ill ixmt. tlxat wu:i But if it did cort. wmiI.1 openctl i:i February, IKK). My own judgnamt is, however, th.;t ddpa will cthh within ttawyenm from Jan. I m-.L It is nut fair to say that xince Ute company ba*. buea at work all tb’w years, ami lias the work but half dour. it will take i» many more roars to entuplcU tbc other half. Wo have excavated In four yearn Ifl.OOO^XKi robie meters of earth, but wo diig,tv. (ve aa tniuty in W8T as In JSftt; and it is fair to say that twice na much exca­ vating will lx done in 1WW ax was done tn 18R7. chiefly tieafuse the machinery is nu tbc Any engineer under- Indian Mourner* in Callfornln. Of all the different kinds of peopld among whom I have lived, the Indian* of northern California carry the memory of their dead tbc longwt, and I had almoul vritten, feel their lew tho motrt. I havw often thought, as the Wail* of tbtf women camo to> wo In the night, carting a chill and a shudder, some­ thing like a setm* of indefinable dread over me, for Um sounds are exveedingly,mournful —that tho life of these people was n constant Gkmo del Morti. 1 have neon old women, bent with age. nicking their bodka to and fro with grief tn Mime dry, gram covemi ditch, mraulng as if tlirir heart* wen* break­ ing. andnihn tnqnlry have been told that they were nxmralng for; n hwJand or chil­ dren, dead perhaps, fur rears, The thought of wbpEi hod rt rock sharply upon th~m whlh> going about their occujiatlon. Ah: they ar» mouratag indeed, thews children of thn mountain* — nimimeni for thatr ptopte, BSSKS-SSSTJSS FOR OHE DOLLAR & COITS HONEST ■ that it ii- in.p-.i.l.k’ U« find a unsL! with Iwir that is worth |«uiitltig. Nh-iilvt- Hu <lmpcd ix-Chs't >11 bniobing anti clvuiisiug it, liut, at The invalid proprietress ot a wealthy estate In Scotland once visited the con­ tinent of Europe to get rid of her maludieA She went to Baden-Baden nnd tried those celebrated waters, then to Carls­ bad and tried its mineral springs. She goy worse Instead of better, and in despiir ;-he said to a physician: •* What shall 1 do?’^ His reply was: "Medicine can do nothing tor you. You have one chance in the waters ot i’ll Kealthy, Scotland!” "Is it possible?" she replied, “why, those watera are on my orrn estate’'’ Invalids go tramping over the world, unsuccrastully seeking |the relief that Hen right nt tnelr own doors. Change of climate and trayel to no doubt beneficial in some cliiaate of dis­ ease, but it to impossible lo secure, while traveling. Uu* proper care and nursing, the cheerful comiorta of home, which are often necesaary ailjuncto to medicine in promoting recovery. . Ln many ailments arising, as so many do. from derangements of tbose primary organs, tee kidneys and liver,‘with the proper remedy to use, recovery 1s much more rapid at one's own tireside. Major S.B. Abbott, of dprinfieid, Mo., wus attacked with serious troubles, and after a long course of medical treat­ ment, tried to find relief at Hardin Sulphur Springs in California, and vis­ ited a number of other noted health resorts but all to nd purpose. At last he went home—be was induced to try Warner’s safe cure for his kidney troubles and soon became a well man. - Dr. Gustav Weber, a leading physi­ cian of Dernau, Germany, writes Warn­ er a Safe Cure Co.’s branch at Frank­ fort Sept..12th, 1887: ’’For many years I have suffered from inflammation of the kidneys and each year was obliged to visit CarUbad for temporary relief. I have finished my fifteenth bottle of Warner's safe cure and have complete­ ly recovered. ' The main thing la to Qud the light remedy, then recovery from all toe many ailments that are Uk> result of kidney derangemenutf most raa cured at home autroiirded by comforts. There - Marr & Ddff have marked down all their Cloaks, to cost and under. Yau can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This is a chance to purchase Lanies* and Childrens Cloaks cheap. We have marked them ail over in Eed Figures so that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We cun save you money on your Cotton purchases, eith. in bleached or unbleached. MARR &. DUFF In front of Farmer?' Sheds. y n*fVy*.-i WORT DRY STICKY „ p. Cn Balo Catarrh Ly S Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Allays I’trttiand I n fl a tn motion, i Heals the Sores. {Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. TRY THE CURE ER , A 1-Mrtida la apitllwl into each Hortnl alia ■« airrecablt*. 1‘rlev an ernt* at linicKUts,- by mail, ARBUCKLES’ namo on a paokr-rc of COFFEZ in a ARIOSA COFFEE 13 kept in all flr»t-oln?s storua uoxjpxke AQaatic to tho racixlc. fCOFFEE is never good when exposed to tho air, Ahsraju Luy this brand in hermetically no iltn’. OKE POUND PACKAGES. Croup Cured! AND LIVES SAVED WITH Or. Mm’i Osinnd Croup «... ...... nr.iv • ••«« ui Mr. Peekham’s Unlreiwl Croup Kemedy. c-u a posJtlw guanuiU-;. and not one boXUe has ever been Ths Ulni Telephsss From the Seat of War. ’’Hello. *H*l>! ”’ "HtUn. jourseH!” •‘HawWlrn’In* is?" ■ "Neverbetter. Three of us sir 1>um a» ent, and we’re a week- t*rhinds mi orderBut we’ll get then: and don’t yvm forrrt It anywhere than FroKol now. Good light pi’ of rootn.^ Come over and *>*’t* me-nr.-t .i*« HKtlOW." •All right.' the. place named ebowed tbai Mr. Babe.- <•’> words won strictly true. HplendM ioeaUoxi. HARNESS Double and single, all made of beat o** tanned leather, which wouM be larger tf “■ people <4 llasllog* and vulnfty did not app* ciaxe aud buv so many <>t Babcock s luiru, ■ Riat be can’i keep even with ardor*. whiFs, BLANKETS, ROBFS, A splendid stock of each. No larger or better Avwr -..Ju. ”1 have sold Dr. Peckham’* VHirers*I alHM. ..... -..III..— vrer with rotlra satinlactian.’ year, drugglrt. Hastings. Mich. .’■Yoar I’nivernal Croup Eemedy cured my child of croup after It waa nearly suffocated."— Geo. Soules, Holings. Mich. ••Toor Croup Remedy eared my two children of the whooping rough after thr axtimdlnc pliyrtdaa had failed to relieve them. '-G. W. In­ graham. North Irving. Mteb. . FWDr. Pockbain’s Universal Croup Bemndy cures c.oinrhs and throat troubles In old and Bftxjftary Lamar say< the flrrt three boob. li-DjenftnlrTTd rradlngin bis cblhlho<y| an .HtftjnnMufs Autol.fogswphy” ’’RnUiu’x Hiatory* and “Plutarch’s Livsa.r statu, to mi dri W.4i. Goodyear, Druggist. f i If so, now is your chance to save money on the invest went. HOUSEPAINT ncoirs FLOOR • A lmcbc<!>r Id I rnnkf ’rt. Germany, ndv.rtlsed for u "helpmate r.f agn>nl.te exterior these ’2,137 ram* fn.tn Germany and KS7 from Frankfort. 1 There were 1.R.T who Knit! nothing abt'ut their fortune. and LMd gave tht-lr nt.iltb at Varlam figure*- froth T—» to S-’xijaA Hiotegraph* ait-ctnjsinvd ::,| is of the offer*, and ft cost the athvrtiarr Marly $2S0fcr return pmtogc <m tlicm. H< picked out a I’Ocr (Hanoverian maiden uud married her.- Boston Budget. IJ PAINT Have you'put off pprcha«ing a Cloak! Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. YOUR BUCCY .hlglus-t l-irlaf the ranul aa now platiuad, anil will tarnfah ample water. There is no engineering djfiiculty la the wy of ibis qt>w wwt const, with which 1 am familiar. . wo J?™1 haa puttied and .baffled tltetei^teal profession more than naal catarrh. While not tmmedmtety fatal It f« anol* the most ulttreMtua, vauarou* and <U»gustlng 111** the fietd Is l>clr to, ami tbr record* show rer)’ few or no caw« of radical'tire of ehrowlc .catarrh by any of the ntnliltnde of "Of" •« trcataient unui tho Intotxlo-Uan of Eb* Crex m Balina tew Tears atm. The wo­ re** of Uil* preparation has been moat grailhIncand •urprtrtng. curative movers.— Mra. Ana’Lockuo<d. Akron. New York. Ayer's Cherry Peet oral Jr coaMiLrcd. here, tbc one great renwdjrfor ail disca-i • of the throat anti lunes, and b niwr facts are a* l< stab’s. Outside tl* rtudiworld tb.K' an? superb 1ku>1» of hnir that ■> i»iuter might wtvcm l.iu»#!f happy in Iwing privileged t“ fsunt -AlfuM Tn.mt.k I’. S.—Hall’s Catarrh Cure' to taken pay gi»Nl divIdciuU." . “Tbol Kuboitltutiua of lock plA.Wfll MV« internally, acting directlv upon the blood and mucus syrfacea of the system. how maeli thuef • Price, 75 cts. per bottle. Sold by all “I want te any hrru that Do I^usepo denies Druggists. that bo ever «aid that tin- canal would be Warrants are out for tfa^ arrest of nine persons of Ionia county for kill­ ing deer out of season. ' for Colila. Cough*, anti ill Throat and Lung di-rtiw"*. ever B«rd (n my family. — Robert Vaxalerj-uul. Meadville, 1’a. Some time ago I took a alight C»L!.. which, befaxg neglected, grew tyorre. aud acttiril on my luuga. I Ind a baching cough, ami waa very weak. Tho*c who knew inq bot eou-kjen*! my life to be i*k drawing llfucn feel The sUte will sell some of its cid either, and we havo lull n big norther, too.’’ biaw cannon, and will buy one or two “How about the tn««i.wr improved Gatling guns. HOW’S TRIS! Speedily Cured. A friend of ruiti ■‘Hotc many lock* will three bcT "it in not fully <!rterntinw|Hlmt FattppM* four will «u!fire. M. Ei’fr!. «b> is protrtbly bn< known in thiacountry as tbc builder of GREAT T am mtUfi* *! lhat tliia rdm«My saved lay life.—Juu. Webster, l’awtu*;kvt, IL- i. I coittradctl a revere flut.1, which sud­ denly developed into PtteMauia, prcrenlin/ danrcroixa ami utetlnsto rvmptnmi. My phySk’luii al once ordered tbc u<*c «'f Aver’* Cherry Pectoral, fri* Inainx^louwore f<i|lou«-fl. and tbc mull wi« a raj-.d and permanent cure. — JI. E. 8ixnp>un, iCogr-ra I'citrlr, Texas. , • Tho tear* ago I njffered from a severe. Cold wfxii-ii i-i-tiled ou tny;LuncA 1 ct<M»ut|cd' various pbyttelanrt and took lb<niedldncs tiny pn*rrib«’4, but rvcefvrd •*niy temporary relief.- A friend induced me to try Ayc?a Chrx-ry pectoral. After taking two bottles of tbl». medicine J waa curetl. Mimi iltcn I haver given the Po> toral to my cixildien, and conrtdcr k ••pened with only alnut flfVv ■ feel of wntcr in the shmiw-t ptaom. Tie' locka will I* te«r Rev. Frank McAlpine, formerly of Dowagiac, baa been ordained pastor of the Unitersalist church. in January. Tho lock* will l« txindn chiefly Drunksnnats ar tbc Liquor Habit Fositivsly Cured by admioitteruto Dr. Haines* Golden Specific. Jt can bo c/vrii tu a eupof coffee or tea with­ out thr ktuAalrdgc ol the person taking It । If al»iilittely harmleas and will effect a perm*- with * qnent expeaartw. bcaunt sett ling on my iuugs. ** soon fviiowcd. uceoia grixuly In rrfj.' c\t SpXw Eugene Curtis has beam ran rioted at Gram! ILtpids of violating the United States liquor laws, and was fined 8100. euro af ft Cokl or Cough. 3 Several miners have left Calumet for Australia since the flrein the (’aluniet <!c Hecla mine threw them out of work. thousands ouiTering from Ast lima, Confumpii<’u.\fougLs. etc. Did yo« ever try Acker’s Enfciisa Remedy! It la tho best preparation known for all Lung Troubles, Cola on a portt'.vo guxtautee at 10c., 50c. W. II. Goob’.’EAi: de Co., DrBggiato. tfoni of the Thrart, Bronchial Tube., aodXuxxg*. Tlxurfare. 1 be Importaaca o fearty and effective treatment cmw* be overertltnatc*!. Ayer’* Clwre.’’ T’ectora) The Best Remedy liuekten’s Arulca Balve: The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. -Bruises^ Sorts, Ulcere, Salt Rheurn, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped 1 Linds Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give per­ fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cento per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear <t Co. Through a hole in.the Ice. a "Child of Zion” was baptized, the other day at Grand Rapids. Hu a;>fdi.<d a short time ago 1 >r go .■••mir.c'-.t authority to Imua n lottery I w>. 4in did this Profes-sor Sanborn, of the Missouri agricultural college, gives the follow­ ing: 1. Rotation? are valuable be­ cause plants vary in the area of the soil tn which their roots grow, and from which they derive the stistenance of the plant, thus more completely utiliz­ ing the soil within their reach. 2. There is a remarkable variation in the power of plants to appropriate the vari-» ous elements of plant growth, due, at least In part, to the character of tho acids seorrited by the roots. Thus one plants, tike clover, has a high power ot gathering nitrogen, and another} like wheat, a terv low power. 3. Hlants vary in their weight ol roots, and clover carrying several times the weight of roots that wheat dots, it will'be seen that, inasmuch as clover toots srorvery much richer in nitrogen thius wheat, and carry enough nitrogen fo grow u crop ot wheat, that wheat will [most advantageously follow clover. Thus, likewise, other plants follow pach other advantageously. 4. Rotation' of crops baffles, in a large measure, the root enemies.1 both insect and fungus, that prey upon them. Each plant having its bwn pe­ culiar enemies, chauglng of plants remov<« them to fields unoccupied by such enemies. This to true of the above-ground growth of plants to an important, degree. 6. Plants vary in We arnounto of the varying elements of nutrition actually, token up in growth; thus, while wheat takes only pounds of potash for everv pound of paospboricadd potatore take pounds of potosh for each pound of phosphoric ntad. Continooua growth of polaloM wouid exhaxuit the potash of the aoh or oTsuppJed manure long before the yboaphorlc nod would give ouL fl. The leaves of plants vary in their pow­ er of gaining food and of vaporizing 7*^* ■?<! »”* roughly divided into broad and narrow leaved. 7. Leaves ▼ary In their season of active growth. Those plants maturing iu mid-summer and early fall generally gather nitrogen (corn and turnips are good examples) following in their growth the decom­ posing influence of the sun more really and fully than otlujr crops do. 8. Natation conserves soil fertility and yot aids in soil decompo sition by alter­ nations of grass or clover crops and hoed crops. Undef a continuation of plow and Ullage crope. leaching, volatil­ ization nnd w in.bi ng of fertility is rap­ id, and may. be or is more than carried away by crops, especial! v so of nitrogt n. ». Rotation ot crops distributes labor owr the year, and thereby ccenomizee labor andVgives — ----------------regular V—— —hdp — r and aids in the scloUM of the labor problem of A Commo* Cold WATER CHAI TURF GOODS I . good assurtmeut at bottem figures. REPAIRING! to have an kinds <rf And Finally J. W. Babcock, �KIRK’S IX AN OPEN BOAT. FitUng in ttoewMunen's Wand bu^dtal, I'rtMk.yn, may work on a sketch of a wrecked bark sinkfag in a stormy ma. The sailor is an elderly man. but bd w.wkaaway with rouflA-wr, and there ta semkAhing nlxrat his pietpre that indicates at onre tlmt die man knswi ail about the sc-ms bn is ptctraying. Sa« h, in fact, b tho care, for the picture avcunttely WfresenU thdim- ter which reoulted in lauding him in the hospital, white four of his shipmates lost their FLOATJNC SOAP THE CHIEF JAS. S. KIRK & CO. CHICAGO. Probate Order. State of Michigan. County of Harry- as. At a semlon of the Frobatr Court for thr count-- ot Hurry, holdcn at the Probate Office iz> tbo city of lfa«tmgs. In sold county, on Monday the Imli'day ot Drergstec, in the year one thous­ and elKbt hundred and shitty arvea. i“r<:«cnt. Wm. W. Cole, J mfrs of Frobatr. . la tbo rmiter at the refit'wot Ext wan! fjK'hirita-r, dereased. ttn rradlfig anil allng Hie petition, dola ver sold estate may be granted tj ynw K-tltfon-T or son-..- oth< r uiitaide person. i ,A*,1reuP”? ’• u <W0e«*d. ib*t Friday, the 13th .lav uf January, a. |». m.-» at ten n jltefc tu th- hirenuun, be aaxteneit lor I’i- I. earl kg of oaldpit.uou. and that the telraaflsw oriud rfeceMed and all other tersous interested inlsaid ratal-', an- r<* wired to .ipta-ar at-n-el.-toc of said court then to tw l.ofiteti at the !'nitat<Offire. In the city of Htatings, la s dd cAanty. gndxhiHV endv. if any ttier.- be. why the iuhvrr unite m-titiutaT 'liixiid not l>e xranted. AM it is furtter ordered. That said jxUuooer g’.rh no lice to the persnu.* rateresteain raid ratata. of the pendency of raid petlUnu. mid the h-riri:-R thereof by «at.*Ini> a cpy of this order tp l»published In the lia.-Sli.i-i Baxkkh, a nc<fq>»per printed and rirrutated tn <c»at cmAre <>• Barn , oner iu .-.>.-b week for Hire*-om-rossif* weete pn-vlvus to raid day of ln-xri|ij:. .(A Inn- copy.) , Jadge of iW.. MAY GOD BLESS YOU! ItoMon Paper-llanaer'a Trouble . When wc art- relieved we often forevl to be ttumkinl. But not always. Mr. W.-W. Griffin. sen, n rtuut young fellow from Norway, was Mmrk on the right teg by one ot th- i-pars and disabled Sn that bo bad to bo carried into the cabin, but the rest of the ta«i, with a few alight tnishaj*. managed to last tb« span accnrely and get back to tt» quarter deck. . Ln the mnantirae tbc wntr- tad grdnwl in' tbo bold aud tbc v.-iw-l wm getting a strong aged to w«r licr » round, her head then bring to northward ami eastward, but she still held her UM to rtartocurri. A tier this the men did tb-nigh riot very, far away, he sunk before tale ahaoArw was noted by the sailors, who wore busy ktsring tb<- l»»at from swamping. Six fore tian squall had abated sufflciontlr to give tho men a chance to breathe frewly, it was pitch dgrk. The l»oai hod been rtdiug to an night. The men had been over forty-eight hours without rt*t or adequate fixxl. Although tbc weather wm not cold, they had been con<ant)y drenched by tbo rain and are and wi re chilled through as writ os completely exhausted. L> tills forlorn couditicu, with ica, with no foul worth mentioning, for mare than a wrek. Tho old man is David LundUad, nisi be wn.t Uw carpenter nf tboSwuhsh ' the wounded one, taking his turn regularly. bark Augusto that foundertxl al sea late on Saturday morning found the gale unabated, tho afternoon of Haturday.-Oct, 13, IW, and tbr ship's deck much nearer die wwtnr near by io relk-ve him The Augusta saih'l out of 8wan«M with a than it hrd bren ths night before. It was carpo of <mo1, bound for Avptawail, on 8-yt. plainjhat she wm slowly fix-ig and settling boat and, lay then- all night iu a stupor that 8, umler tlw conuMwl uf f tpL M. Maier, into the am. Tbc men -nslcrl the captain, after they bail ugam lawn rerred with brandy «Juns, what ttey 'irt aroused to bail out tbc .including a stout young Britttfa enbi^ buy named Tom Masten. wBR wm sblpjinl at aUd cold meat and bread, to get out the l>oa'_x Thera Imd Ixxra tlueu of. th«n.-, but one ttmt On Sumtay muftiing, tbo ItJth, the sun rose had Iwen la-hed un tho main batch hod been tear, and the wind, which Mill held <*s»r*rly, nvxith wu« m pleOMint a» one could a-di for, then-bring a xu-rjus<ion of UnoriuK win-l» Itetikxtrnyt-dth'-btihnirta. Tworcmslte-l. boot was tlwrefure ■•Cccred about iu various until after the Aron-' bad Iwra left astern, dln*-t.at>» in the bojw of falling in with tho wiwn- the northeast trades w-ro found ami forward h<Mia>. One wa* aWMp’s long lent, other bunt, but all Attempts tu find her proved carried day after day without iti.rtftag a braro. ,(>n Tl)r.r*iy.‘ (>.-t. IS, Cai*. Mni.-r 'harp at both rod*. It ww. atou Wfwt long, uum-adiag, end ’lie num cum.dud.il that r.be and Very d>*p ami Gnxul in j-rjv»'wtlaa-.! tho had laundered in the-batt y squall hl which found. *fi-rt-.vrkfng out his noon ob^rvituflier wo* a big Ka t Indi* t-ak 'built, yawl, tbo boy wim drovma>V Being alone aud tio:a>, ihMhe wm in Utit -ikdega anrtb turown vn tbc-r own scuuty rmoart-os, they ami longitmi.' 4C <!.'}>. wret. The sky d»l uhr all gatlxrul aft for oiAMuludion. For won look very t-rrornHe jnst ulmut tlxil tfiu ’, fuel i-oartl, lint by «.:»-xmwntid that it shotihl the baminrt.r Mas foil In;.'., but Cajrt. Slater iu dour, and ggv» »nim tlmt provisions‘for minutes they all sat dieut, Marin; ««4T over them should ,b» ^,ut up. As thr »hin wm ,n«< <lrow a littlo black cwvero.1 Testamout from a mgkiqg any Iv-adw y. the men rigged hchvy iMxdcrt in hi* shirt, carefully op*t»l the w«t plank from thr lop -if th«- hoax' to tho l>«> .nd./tnd then.'v itj» tho help of a rmalitof-kte srggwl from tte i rctop. turned them keel masrd in fonv and the wrathi-r gut tlib-k wi du-wn, and -did f --1 Ui<- *malb-r and thru tte Isrgcr IxMt orerlsv nl Both lx sits chipped Uh men £udk off tJ*4r haU aud droppod on lent will* jMdvtnkcn In before nightfall. The ’ii lol of Water «lu-t dropped loor. tel a man thmr knees and remained thus until the <>rtituen'w ‘tn »U kept on deck daring tbo do/ got ltd<- writ and b died it lint. Tte larger ctir stopped rending. Tbn pmyers f ir help ix>u: unfortunate)) struck tt-t tow against o'cltK'k’, flndb.ig its- wind still iu-'xraidng rap-' tte lew! s side anil broke i|s st.-nj, Irjt /be alilx>ugta s*li»r num m a c-Ims, are not noted idly in fortr, Cr.pt. Mnf»r got in tto q-anker datnige did tert prriv*-' fatal to it. Along nix! then baulol up ami furh'd the main to wheon the rv porter talked daciarvd tiiaf cuur-A?. and jiut np the ship «>|tutni before the from tho reading of Hist FcrljAure until they witi^L whu h wa- tlu-n ha'-unu to ito rantwere Anally saved net one of them d-aibied ward. Tile .rain fell in stKd sltota, arel-*h<* •tie th* txjdoin and kccom) tnate, tb-ir ultimate ruccne. Yet tbs answer tn Idtbobr, ;.-i gone down into tbc their petit tea was a long timn, as it w med • -uug sail. I: n<u> not urjil a6vr midnlglit lluit tin- r.tiiya* wns *:>’t;ry ~1 down toOijt the i-nptaim Thfre were thru set tbriwi, nmirtuielil* -.1. • u. .I'.-Kut. nli.t Lra-rr t.i. •hert xa tusking that ma<b- the vr^rj hi tenvrry bard. Ixi wte-n tlx- pmnp< wen- triul. ■rsM, rfier mid'dght, she wn . t'>t:n<lt<> Ixidry. At jlayfigin :m Friday monitug the wiwi luul srttbsl taitr» a gxb- dead from th- <«.*:ward tliat drove 'tin.- ikvjdy ladun barkthrough tlw ugly Ida. k wxv«w in a way Ib-nt stnuiwd Uh- hull, spnri. awl eanv.u t- . r.bh At a -h-mIlui oi th- Froi-a'.e Court for the County of Barry. Iiotalrn at the Prdwie nfficr in tbeCityof Hanilns*. In »ild Counts-, on Erldky. the 1-Mli day ot Ik-rernb-.-r. In the year one thmiwid rislit handnxl andelxtitv-srvcn. FrV-rtnt. Win. W. Cole. Jndtx of I’robotr. in-the matter of flic retate <tf Arthur E. Bro-vn. a minor. . • where the full tpreeut the gnlr cOubl -drikt* Or reading and Cline |h« petition.duly tert nod. of rtav'4 Brown, guardIxa of vu<] labrar. her nnd make li’Triggfnx s-iw» and fowl praying for n-awo* therein set forth tnnt be may be llreawd io sell the real rotate of said tniaar hi aidd pration dewribr 1 Thrrrt>,vjnttfserdrred.thnt Friday, the anti day of Jannary, A. I>. I*-*, el ten o'efciek in|tl-e with u n-ar ihdrtwM alnie-t an loud m- the eraoon. be assigned for the hearing of said bowbng ol therigidm; uvrri&d. She was petition, and lust Hi* next o< Uu ol sam minor*, and nil other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear al as—sionof said eonrt. then t» tr- hold* n at the Probate sail further, but while Ic hesitated tbc storm office. In the city ol lia*tlaRS. in sold eonnty. and show cause, if gsiv there be. why the praver jiid ft for hint *At -S o'clock, arthc comet Of th- iietltionrr gpeubl not to granted. ' row on an umtundly large wave. Sin- upjsT And It Is further ordered, that >atii petit loner «t»e n»-|Ir-e to the persons Interested tn said es­ ntmntupsail blew dtwi itwuy with a n<»M* tate. of the pendency of said petition, apd the like the ciploskm of n ch uamitr bomb, kwe- t) of Barry otieelneacti «o*kt»r four sucttmlv weeks prevpti' to said <tav or lieartnc. Wm W.00LK. Judge of Frobate. (A tree copy.) . and the waves t<> form thouutliare of n sail, likatbc linn tliat repnwsnt •ulb- in an nrtat » tri- bond skrtrft Tbuk rvlrnoiiidiad. Cu|>t. Mswr |<rei<nr.fi to sbortcu »uil «4*U fmlhcn The uminto|*aiil brt rtd and two smUi liau» wx-rv now brouglr w<-re put hii->«wh of l|x> Ik«Ix, including 1‘eter J-duuiMH. the wranuirel man, who wo» lowered into the MnaU<-r boat. He luul hoard the lanix-hing of tire boat* ai'xl had ctsm !>d oat of tlw cabin on bis haiub and kixxi. B«|fi-rn any nu.ro uf the men rould get from nudes, three MUus.1 end th-. «uhin boy. The wave left them all ««n the ship unhurt, and liniTfP 1 IT 1 HKAKIS FKOM.-Erottit Hilln N ANA w’‘l c'.trtwlous have d*v.lIUUL1 I QUA rxeeptlMialiy fin.- minccd. sto-k nnd twining dlstrtet*. Map* and fall ptrilculsrs. free, upon api'ltestlon to G. H. Wahkf.x. Gen. P.w. Axt.. *t. I'sul. Mino._____ ftatatnngs and lie was heavily Such .yarn- Would prtiud ; J11 tfcoiigb tbeitfl prc'entc*! to HtMrtain extent ^Js-cn uv>t king enough to prevent disoMcr. nnUinV ln Minnesota.—From an rsplo-,. Asihcgtil broaibbte unto the- »« a hugu wuiv-bndie fair ou !«■- iters;. Hbe heeled her l«*u stoiicliiuuvout of >Hi,ht tinder the influ­ ence of die blow, nlxl' then tla next ware pinked her a* it v<-re <-u| <>f tliv *loq~h nnd VDOr BUSINESS CENTEBS.-The building ’sKn ot railroads in anew and fertile country a ” creates many new towns, idlordlhg «■ udent bu*SM op j-ortunltwi hcrUcti’ar. reRwnUnz «u<m opponwntUci in Montana. Mlnue- PROSPEROUS, oppsrtunitles to secure flue Govenununt lands recently surveyed, near exeeltent real grid* and adjacent to railroad. Map* nod.fall nutletdara, free uixiu application toC. H. WAExXN.-Gen. Itavs, Agt.. St. Paid. Minn. SUCCESS UUlluri JU, Van you mon to new ioralion? F.-.crt.te.it land*, cheap, wtaleh wifi increase in valnti several tu'.d In are oppsrtuuiUes existing, upon anpllc dl-xi to C. H yelled totte rmi to swip toward tte unaM It wit I .nt h„ not tinl.i e tfr.ani A. llw. t nertmd tniU’gf I i i« imadr on tho guuwnlo ct til-* snail ixxu an>l thus- in it were reaching for him I: - tur ><r.'t>> h.<ik nt tho ship. Th- had fails! to rise to a wave and plunging under it had xttadibo bow high oat nf watir. water. Jucki-ig her >M>.v(lprlt from tbo cih-t nf tlr v.-u'.c «• some lu^mar a -animal might down iu th.- iwirlia^ I'uutn. Tbo Finn, rruittg Id* dan-p-r. turmd-uid <ruggl»d to get away, but lie- -mtion of the sinking ship h.-xl caught bum A» tlx- hull disappeared bo threw tip hi. urnw, mid without a cry tmk out nf xight with the ship. increasing blaed struck her, and lirr sole rvTlio second main waa hculed on board tbc uxdninjf wril, tlx- lower dbltg<>t*Biil, blew nwey liiaa a puff irf snw>k«i .f-lg- ihrentt-ncd to) wnall boat, and thru Iter crew began to look fall nway then nnd roil terxatf onder in the around fo *»< where the rest were. The loug trough of the m«, tel thr miujgpit up n b!fr Ix-at's ■ r». v tail xtrivun manfully to reach cf mli.xaa iu the weather mizsen pigging, aixl the mate, but whrn th- ship sank, and they For the first time since tho gale b'Zan tto night before, tho pen lh-sight they could now get a little nut. It w a> imp'mibh.- for tain"a onlen ttey went takin into the cabin, litaudy ami n pordopof redd meat and bread to carb man. Murnewhat reCnwl-cd by this they got haek on ttaa quarter drtfk. The rea» coiMUntly swept arrow tho deck, lb that no our could ataud al the f.umpa, and ropes were rove s* that tbo puio|« wmld tie worked from do> quarter deck. It wm found tlmt she was leaking, but no cue impposai that tbo teak was at <1! dsugcruux although tho » ell could utialik- to make bndway. and in n idxirttlir.1 a wnvn roUral tbo whrel bouse over, and tl.J mate was xri; no inftrv. Thran of tbo crew had mpv been drowned. , Knowing that all the -provisions were in tbc big boat, the eroond mate told his men to was :«wn-ataeod, and was racked up. It con­ tained about six saltoiM ot gfxxl water. Rua ing acroM the Krrn of the big boat, they fomxi tftf.t her crow Imd anticipated what shirt and tilted with biscuit waa thrown on hanu. WHY S^SVSlSiSJE " u A out farm? Why try to secur from such lil<ti-i»rlred or heavllr-tuortgaced forms? Why work ou rented land? why not start for yourself? Why not neeqre at on-- Irak..:-. LjfPTf aadlonk the ettnaaos iFaxtes.-obtainfurtber tnfnrmattaa. whichn will be sent free. If you will artdreM C. B. / YfARB EN, Gen. Pass. Agt. Bt. Pwl. Mitin. • & of water iu bar. Friibiy wore slowly away after that with the .work at the pumps, tbo tea and the wind grad ing worse meantime. It was n hard stretch for the men, and n dreary outlook for the night, toil there was nothing to frighten any uno until mxui after S o'clock, when the baavy spare spar* lasted in •bocks i ui tho silire of tbo deck broke adrift. It was pitch dart-, an* th* graaKtindetti wob| plowing nbotit tbo <leck Bke Ipifn l-4»ttarin^ rams. They bad to te Mcurod, or in striking tho stanchions anti tlmlvrliradi tbeyMoabl tear the allies out of ter and send her to tte bottom like a piece uf lead. It re coqM, Cnclc John," 1 SPECIALIST, HASTINGS. MICH duty Uy down tai tl|r and prayed Uiemaelvr 'Tin- old p-ntleniau wnu the old man muttering to lumseif. ward, in the bofteof get’ing In the track of coastwise vrviMds'froai American porta. Sunday wis thereafter un-vmtful, as was Monday also, rxrejit that on Monday the mm «tnrynf tLe l*rodigal Hon, and the chap I it. where ft is sai-i that Gud wills nut the drath of eny dnner. ami atbrr parts’ in which he Is qwki-n of as a kind nod gn>x1 Father: but •i to him than tic «ixl*wu:.i !!•• wat eventually fdckrd up. ♦lie inthn-nrn <*f thi- work the Vch«1 slowly ■aa, with iu territory rxt ailing from tte Atlantic to the Par-ifk'.1 “Ami brother Guyf 1 took down the family reconl and showed qitn tte record from Guy V. laru April X G7Q, to Guy Vlll, lx rn Mry 1.1WA I spoke to tell rn<- this is no dnxwi. and 1 am a hun- And lie dxl. On tte third day. growing wralrcr. gixl aiqurentiy without any ferbng uf psun, te {reined away. I hail iny Anger uu ■tool Uw-tx- be lii-ilten-l. listen. He tuurmurxl . uihI i stoufed to iilea"— ' i Herr te stopfuL I |imacd tte artery, but it bail ccawxl to brat.—Tbotnus Dunn Hog- A Borton newsjrtip'r man say* that tte neck leu and ignorant way in-whi-'h country girls fling them«e!vra Into tte vortex of city life is n-markatle am! Mart Ung; One girl who rcachc-1 Badon without a rent, being asked wbat she ha>! ex|*rtc«! to do, snfd: “I don't know; tot 1 supposed there might to Ixvily troubksl with fi v<ridi fancies. It be­ gan to look aqw to them a* if boom of tbo men would xooa die of exhaustion. Sunday broke hot, with a light roaxheastcrly brvc.Tc and a hazy mist in the air. At 8 o'dock, os the s-cond mote was reading from bta.Tretamcnt to the men, one of than, who was teoLiq;; off tn tbc ncrthwnnl, raw a Mil appear in the lune, With a shout be sprang to hh fret, and every ono that bad tb« strength followed him. Hats and c-vsts wars wuved, or.d a red shirt wm made fast to au oar and bdd up. Everything that they could think nf am done t» attract attention; but after nn hour, during which time tbu men luul shouted udtii they could not *peak above n wlitqa-r. and waved th-lr signal* until Vterly oxhntt-.trei, the vmsi-1 dtaq>pearod witlmut any one on her liaviag m-cn them. In their divqwlr they cTicd Ilko chil­ dren, and some of them, forgetting tbeir pre­ vious prayers, cursed lito pcrnire. ■ Then when thH was over and tlwy came Imu-Jc to a horrible realization of thrir woHKh hunger, ba* of them l*-gun to t-R tow xilonncn had often been ;«rt-d by' casting lota so that one for my I sard until I gut a ptoo-." to him with iatvoMt, but the second mate got out hi* rtttie black Trafanwnt again, and stopped the talk by rnadij>g5wMv mnr» nixxit two boat* together, in ante* to better guard the adraculoos stilling uf the tempeot II again* eipriidng, lull, unfortunately, there wr> nutfcx'.i. irowdver, tlat the i.imi were quieter durin- the nut of th- day than they tbfak While they were thus striving to get U> although nothing tnnrv wns mid. the thought wuniorf t<> get la! > Uu larger btiot, whi rutte the hunger of tbwrivit kept renting to them steward wur, JuuqMk -uverboavd to' swim tc at frequent Intervals. N<» one xru in fnsnr ft, but be had no'arxmcr got into the water krf Htben, but the next day they were gapthan a lustvit .mtaL squall, carrying a. hop tie’-tapMIy into a mental .rimditlots when roller te-fcro it, •eto-k lbc«u r nd tx-ariy cap- the Jrtsd would be doae FEMALE DISEASES A SPECIAL TY. Call on him ut hia offices. Ilttatinga Miclu - CONSULTATION FKEE. C4369 Ueatcu and medicine* sent by mail. HF"Correspondence solicited. NO CURE NO PAYl Fair and Square Offer to Xzrvalida to try tri! .-1 iwjrfullv, axylag thr.'. row tduA tboir lax! f'jol wns j/uio, help would saivly evtue. But Friday uiJh'. camn -nd ix> wll wa* sren, and Saturday morning V.-uko clear, with nothing but tbc glare of tire sun overhand and the glare uf Its blari-.g iv&stiiMMnroaud them, and when at Lug idgbt cause, it wa» a relief to the- eoconii mat • and th- ono ur two Then the nuall boat came about, and Having many years iu study at the l>e»t m colleges of the country, and having had an extensive and suoceraful practice tn treating chronic dis­ orders, hw feels certain that he can give the afflicted assurance of success. from Catarrh, Asthma. BrOuchitis, or any difficulty with thn lungs? arid ta’fare be raw his pntw-nt, though is vonr Llvrr affected, or your Stom­ that tills wm my grant-great-grarKtunch-. mmI ach disorden-j ? Have you lieart disease? Hat te WM 1IU year* old. Dr. Quitnian IH>k-d Mtrpnsrd at tin* rvlntionohip, and tte Are y ou aiillAinl with Nervous De­ 4faun in ha exo shoal'd that to doulrtnt tte bility? Ilave you chronic Kidney or Bladder troubles? Dr. BaUffbin.tn can cure yon. If a cure is at nil possible. -r.-n-u» si. lh- has met with market! micywM tn treating KheiiumUstu. Spemiattorrhcna. "Ho i« ro-rtainly very uH," nqdied tte Hemorrhoids, Th»- latter he treats lAydcian , “te riaytecloroupon I'U. Tiwru «ithuiit puiu und positively cures. of the lug soil showing forward, and an oor sw ung by a tri lie astern' to *er« e ns a drag mi l break the waves, sb- rode the tight out. Weifcsewtay the sun' eatns- out terribly lx* again, and -.mdt-r its ittRuvnre in tte afternomi •*«»•» of the im-n tecanx* dixxy and tnlfeMMtardbcrvntly, fancying first that tte r.j-' . were grreft hfll-i popted wub frii nd«, is nodisi-aae—the ponx-rsij life are simplr giving xcay. By » careful odminutrati.xi of and then h-.igv monster* -xunlng to d->ou.thrm. Johansen's crippled teg was yartlcu-, stimulanta—I »h>>u1<l re*raiur."-ml Huxbatn'e nourishment, you birly dls'resMhg, and ho probably suffered tincture—and by I’ntn Tbureday, one man on F»knut gen­ erally tttod up fnrssid,: ;>m1ylrig hlinwlf Tty ttoniart. hut after that they bnaunr ao dunk that they coftti-nteci Uicinwl'i* with Jyln- In Ibc’thwarti with tbcf- grizzly bcar li-4 cbiusobuvcHu' rail nnd tlrir follow ey.-. tiiod on tlu- fcorlaoii Fhe otbera atrvtcbed out under the thwartx oixl skq>t or rou-j-.l cp to add tbeir grocis and prayers to theme of tlie waking, . Friday a.iia jartk-ukirly trying day, for murning the lat.tc.ximbof the*-a imokod In* uit and the liut ilrink <<t water ware is now prnpan-d to treat all chronic dis­ orders. Having fitted uu the finest of offices, he invites the affiteted to call on him. He urges them not to despond nor give up if they have been unsucctsBful heretofore in finding relief. AHE YOU SlTFEniXG noticing a w uod and iargw roller than tte ■ >r~« t.n< I.M.l In .f I Hn n«^«« tfu. ■ A qt Si--v<-u ana yi fixTe, i» that M t; kaarvi wnteh fluring lb* daytinic the reornut mate vil.g tl-ot t Hl -4d>» waa Ruing down. f<msrny»rtiti«. Artirc :ne-at. the nirwt uf item dividing ilintomln- romtaj:. mid all of them rtished to the aftcrhixtw, where the y clutched Ixtld uf whait-. cr wnU r n’>d Ktr|kv « I fur the ship imrtrad «d tatilrtl flown the .... » 100 Doses One Dollar oM dnring your arttficlal siunfter. two hnuis w«*rr gv€ intertix' Ug tsial, tetiL.- Iim4 Iren broJt-n from ium! Hood's Sarsapanila is sold fry all druggists. iu!K*b longer. iti'iteand the cabin for. who fatal nnwai,**'d ritiuned to l*«irl 1- I shall te a«Vkr pnsently.- te raid, look' mg at hi* finger. “And yvt this pain—te-0 die all about IV with n nob. “Wo did all we leap iiJot w water and »wam toward Rood you lune done. ' Mr. Wm. J. MoCaun.00 lumdidlllostmi. write*: "Six n.ontbi a;;-» I iHHtaii ihrun- up my (<r>d :iii«-r rating. I-ibouc-it 1 » gsing Into r-:a»unip!l >a. I mioj - 'began to bate x-’in Id the >-.i<-w sio-i wh and shir* 1 ir»t little sloeta ami woke i.U tired oat. I on-Ove im.im!* In fnpr diyk. 1 begxn using BlaJier Eurtvt o! Ifno.t. or Seigel's Sirup, and »! »n I bad finished the sixth bottle 1 eou'-l est three squ.-w-- m-'.d* a day. mxl ro to »!<-ep the lu-'ntiie I stroek me bed. I .-un a i-ap*r lians-r by ttade and h«v<* ww*rd ryery- d" «inre 1 t<*»k die second Ixittte, and gained nlxhtreii pounds. 1 audit to be diankhd .tad I sni." Tlfls romodv OlH-nv all the natural jms«aip»i of the bixly. c'pvi* the pj-iio:! from the Mom! ai.-l eiia-ttes nature to n-btnld what dHcaft iiM-dca trovedshaker Hdraet of Bout*. >w Beisel'■ .qrap. la suM bv al! <lnuT.-ht». or mad to the j-ro®rl«t-ir. A^J, Whits. M Warren »dyet. New York. “Hr did, you say. That is a little tord to beUere, m-en in a <lream_" ■ “You have bren asleep ■ qn until I awakened you." - many houra, prayr renra. You fall into an hypIW, and this is W4." H-und that i>y Ri ring e*'^ Iluu> “ biscuit onoo n day, with n Ibin slice of ham and a a» il*o main tip|x>r Tliis wn» nt islmut it o' taUng i*» miv b i-anra bdntep Kuddcnly to buret into a Aoodtot U-nr». and nnd tliai tie* watof^yan )<ooriti;; iu through a bad attack of ebilts aud fever. Myays- ■cartely able to* work st an. Nome times ray heart wuold palpitate for ttei b<x:ri st a time. My leg' »,miM,sct chirl to lira kn<<w, and 1 fc-.l-y vx;>}jet>*d to -Tib. In September, twat. I bought a tsitUe of hhaker Eitract of Boot*, or Heleri’s ‘Well, Nephew Guy, m you rail yourself, hind U- looted «t Idfi bonds aud fret, felt Ids tear), ami bis cxi'-uiV-neim-t* urnmed * n cru gut fairly ckur of tte ship tte <r» rum- testily on deck spun. wn l*-gmi turei-re «-fr »j-<lliug. Ii:u«« on thforauil. intruding to take Unit in next, aud afterward the funs lower Top-aii. >?»•• w-uld before ttaby were tlx* foresail ftew tofasslf haul dune have ted a good sight of tte engine and cars Another, By which our sneers* 4 n rail ng ehron ie <H seares and <taforesmeahastaren so uniform, inat we will now guarantee to treat bad or reputed Incurable crass, for a ill palsied price until cured, and In case of failure tn refund all the money paid u* under such written xuarsnlre. ft will costyou notbiM to 1 n veerigaln UMsoffer. as roasuHatton at the offices or toy latter Is free. Take tioohanco-pay not tor. unless be bra confidence skill to rusran tree cure. Non name oe nature of yonrdlsMM or write touKctvlngage.MX.0 rid; “There, that's al^tbe money I har>. gq^, *> you sujipoao there is any boure in .Boston rbcro 1 can stay tte night for limit I aup- Otten hare said: “Oh, we are going to ask ■xne one at tte station what we bud tetter York Bun. Seymour Curtis t* «» ot tte character* of Stratford. Ho went to tte war as lifer. Hr romca to Bridgeport nvtry day, and un bi* last x bit told tte following ano-doti-. novvt before printed; During tbo presidential campaign of 1‘Jfl, wjjrn John C. Freniont was tte Republican pneagent (merchant only) wasted In evssy towa BDtabx«, Mr. Curtis, in company with Janies Routh, camo to this city to Ix-ar Lincoln spank. A* Lincoln rtcr)«d upon tte platform to begin las speoeb iJaixih <-a!lcd to Curtiv, “Wfint a fomely man! He's the hoinebrat man 1 ever saw !• Bui m Lfncnhi taBnxl and wnxed eloquent. Booth brought Ids cl<«rbal fl«t down on Curtiz' knee kind tte latter mid to hit liardl ami said, "RcynxMir Curtis, te Is not mo I sal looking ni tor nil! He grows hard MXDcrall the time." At hut, with a sk-dgshamnx-r Ifow of bls fist ou .Curth’ knra. Booth cxchdmtd. “Curth, he’s tte tomtom«wt man 1 iwfer saw."—Sew York Tribune. LADIES »r«. MalMli*Cran:. lite wrote plun, simple Kojl-Lb. Hte never o*<i a long word if u sliort cuts would do as well, and xbe never look a forngn w ord flat has an •quirafail in ter own lunplage. -ifhc Atterth.-um, PEERLESS DYES. n-.-y will draermythios. They are *oM every wh-er. Hrtos Star, a juwkate—U outers. Thr- aas,Tae*xsaS »y ds tree. Hretitw*. MMi. Also tvld Uy Baughman A Bu-l. �The Hastings Banner. ■ Hasting*, IfeOTL, Jan. 11th, 1B88. EDITORIAL NOTES. Detrot: Krening Journal. ThequaiUnnof the attitude of the republican party towards prohibition is now the paramount question in Michi■g*n politics. Senator Palmar having set forth his position on this issue In the Journal of Wednesday, James Mc­ Millan. chairman of the republican state central committee, wns appealed to for a statement of his ideas as to how the strong temperance sentiment in the state can find effective expression through the republican party. "Senator Palmer” said Mr. McMillan. •Is one of the leaders of the republican party, and whatever he says on the is­ sue; of the day ts wcfl worth consider­ ing. Situated as I am in my relations to the party, tbe wrtjject presents itself to my mind ia a somewhat different shape from thA in which Senator Palmer sees 1L" “Howlsthaty" "Well, the matter Is right here: Mich­ igan. like every -other state, has its city communities atod its village and coun­ try communities. It to a well-settled principle of government that no law can be enforced in a community when* the majority of the citizens are not in favor of its enforcement. This in par­ ticularly the case with a prohibitory law, tn relation to which there are the appetites and 'pockets of so many per­ sons arrayed against the law. Now. it so happen* that at present—1 am not speaking of the future—the targe city comm unities and the upper peninsula of Michigan are opposed to a prohibito­ ry taw, while the rural communities are-stroogly in favor of prohibition. 1 am talking practical politics now. bear in attad—not what I would prefer or what any good dtizen would prefer, but what it■ is possible to efleet at this-, time. New what is the attitude ot the republican party in these premises? The partyihas met tho difficulty fairly and squarely, by giving to any com/jnunity that will vote for It local option by cocntlcfl. When the temperance sentiment in any county becomes the prevailing sentimenL that county can put the prohibitory law in force. On the ther hand, there is' no ques­ tion that in the targe cities and in the upper peninsula there was a call for a more stringent license taw. This de­ mand also the republican party has met by a thoroughly considered and highly restrictive law. The best nubile Benti®CTrt ln ho far as it has-actually taken shape has thus found ita best expreaataBthrough the republican party. Nowoonaider for a moment what would be the .effect had state prohibi­ tion caoaied'last spring. Admitting that a protatttory (law can be made to work­ in the eecnties. the fact that the taw was «X. •enforced in the cities would bring the Jaw-itself into disrepute, and so do harm to the cause of real temper­ ance. Whereas, by enforcing the local option taw 4n the counties the temper­ ance (Matament will be fostered in the cl ties. The one mistake, too often made. Is to think that by simply passing a law that law will beput into effect Abraham Lincoln freed-every slave in this nation by one stroke of bis pen. but with liquor •eUiog and Kauor drinking the case is far diCermt. If the liquor drinkers wanted freedom fromdrink as the staves wanted liberty, the two cases would be paraltet a* ft te, they are radically dif­ ferent Docft misunderstand one. I believe license law and tho democrats for PLACE FOR BAD BOYS. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NIW8 Jamre TUzor was in attendance at the 8.L.S. Saturday erenlng. Jim earns home from White Cloud tie other ntaht to stay, but Instead of getting off the train at Hastings, (being verv sleepy,) he was carried on to Vermontville, and had a nice lime waiting for the west bound train. Don’t tell Jim I told you. Preaching next Sunday evening at Star by Rev. Martin. The entertainment gt the Star Satur­ day evening was a very dry affair, and most every one was glad when it came to a close. The darkey *oug wa» post­ poned. It ia hoped by yoiu correspond­ ent, that if there meeting continue to be so Interesting (?) that another socie­ ty with life and energy will be. organ­ a mor® modern three «tory brick building In ized. Edith Havens spent Suodav at home. which li the outgrowth of the Wilson Lake haa removed hta office -from Chas. Barnaby's granary, and trol of th® Brooklyn board ot education, and hereafter will be found at home. dates favorable to the saloon etemenL" “Thea I understand you to say that WHERE THEY ARE SENT IF THEY PLAY- TRUANT TOO OFTEN, the Michigan republicans are already committed to the rigid enforcement of the preaent law for the suppression of intemperance?" "They certainly are; and the battle Is □ot an easy one. It means hard work tn county and in dty, and our present battle to to enforce prohibition In the counties voting for it, and the’ license stood tor forty years a low. old tashl law with all its restrictions in the cit- Cnuno building with a ■paciuos veranda “What position will the next republi­ can state con rention taka on the sub­ ject?" n “That is for the convention to say. It will be held the latter part of May. and as the local option law cannot go into and 14 years who habitually play “hookey." operation until May 1st, it will be too The boys are committed to the institution by . early to tell much about the practical a magistrate, and always with the consent of workings of the law. But the license law will have a fair trial, and the influ­ tbo Prevention of Cruelty to Children aliowa ence of those counties that have voted for prohibition will ba felt in the con­ authority over them. vention. This much is sure, however, the republican party in Michigan recog­ nizes the gravity of the issue and will take no step backward." THE ACTOR’S HARO LIFE. “It’s a w«nitler tliat actors lire,” said a young player tha otlwr day. VI don't know arnu>gen-.“tit of |4ece«. When I was travel­ ing With tte ------ rnnijiany we always used to do ihin;-3 l»:e’Sil wria,’that required us to drv“« in: fur* in summer lima, atsi we sweat uiuh-r tlieiu well, 1 can tell you. Thru wo invarioiily did 'JuliiW Ctwvar’ in thr want in tbo dooii of winter. Good heavenal it gives me a!chill now wh«i I think of tho are act at liberty. Upon arriving at tbo in­ stitution a boy is taken in hand by P. H. Corrigan, tho auiierinU-adon: and submitted to much tho same pnxws that all now ar­ rivals at the penal institutions undergo. Hi* pedigree, together with tbo achool from XAJU.T RISING and after ■crumbling into his uniform ho of "White’s Phonography." f»taou» as the Champion Shorthand Writer of the World, received tho flr»t prire* in the ia- CUTTERS, BOBS, EOBES For the next make a specialty on the We are going above goods. ED. POWERS P«ri» and Berlin; he came near being nrrmancatly disabled Vy rheumatism. His recovery by the use ol a rouiady infallible ington »U Chicago, dated June 20, 1837. lie write*: “Your remedy haadone wonderful aer- HARDWARE “My right hand bad become almost Ireland I w»» gradnaHv loeinw inead shorthand writer “Your* t/uly. A. S. Wihtk And here is another witne®*; "BkntoK, Ark, August. Ifotb. 1887. “ Last spring I wasdangrrottuly afflicted rilh eryrip'lna, and my life waa despaired Morrill & Company falls into linn with the other boys and "B. I! Wmnri>tK«.Ed SslineCbvrwr/ up through enutks in tte floor and steeling in through doors and windows uc Swift BrxcirtC Co. Are not going to give you the Earth, but will give you—Jan. 1st, to continue 30 days—the dived into a dreating room full at draughts and a temperature below frresing to mak Biggest Cut! drMaing roams under the groand. Veal, dressed. by doing a twenty foot fall right times n Uv» Chicken* ** TWkm. what with holewimo food prepared in an to tbo theatre and bowled and laughed m an wnjrty stomach. “■I can't abide pork, yrt I've been c* tnpelkd to live ou nothing else while playing the southern circuit I’vo doo® muwum work where I’ve luid to study six, eight and ten porta in a week, comely one day, tragedy that night, cornu- ojienk pantomime, buries- Ever made in rtitution. When dinner is over the playground is BertRfam .. again resorted to until 1 o’clock, when tho • fit »:•■<» studies ar® resumed in the school room. reeeppefia . School is over at 3 o’clock, anil until 5 o'clock TTmcUrSted ®erd . Apple, pw obi CLOTHING the heart at th- average *:nall boy arc freely indulged to, but IxucUdl u tte favorite with them ail Thi* u p^hap* the roaaoo why Mr. Tuua ia hold to «uch high estwini by In ZlELS'tizxs'si. Iuterrat in the boys' play. Hr makes oil tbeir when I iuuln’t iitAtwy enough to pa) for air-Brooklyn Eaglu. Vitus’ danco. Than wv may mention as ex­ ample®: Heads inclined to ano Udo, a sym- Overcoats,x20 per cent off of marked price. $7.50 Suits for $5.00. they solemnly march to tbo dormitories and prepare for ted. In reulitr there b little preparation about this. Generally thoroughly tired out with their play, they waste no time in diverting themselves of their rintwey imlform and disappearing beneath tbo ehrata. A watchman is constantly on guard, and thero i* little opportunity for boyish prank*. Tbo dormitories are on tbo third and fourth floors cf the new brick building, and are largo, airy and well lighted.’ A jierfcet srs- $10.00 Suits for $7.50. $12.00 to $15.00 Suits for $10.00. Do not fail to give us a call and save iu™ room will >oi money. cover tbo forehead, tho bul wwrtof the brain, tbo tath .room and laundry. The dining room, offices and apartments of tho officers The discipline of th® institution is cxcela i-vluvatod monotonous drawl of voice, with syrt«n of rowardi and ptin-‘*hnwnte 1* in opcratlon, which appear* to have a aatlafartory nwult. Fur pood behavior and attention to the person addnwaed. A curtain *cb'jol of modem art irem* to lend much favor to thi* »ort of thing. It Ium been said that a man ahould dm with caro and utfcntiuu, for the Hrrt. improariun rnodo on raacling u rtranger is to acme degraa pro­ duced by dm*; to a much greater extent tive teoaperanoe party. But I believe, too, that It hu laid out forlteelf plenty of wort In this direction.1 In the prohi bitten <o unites the republicans must manly. The salute should indicate tbo im­ take op the issue of county prohibition and see that the law is strictly enforced aecordiag to the <dnL In the citlee, purely artificial method, meaning nothing. like Dotraft, the Agbt will come on the •uforerateut-ot the present Bquor laws. In both oty and rural communities this issue has brootae the most prominent talking slang aud the fleti «m. and ta both am the republicans tions of llfu givi will be bread arrayed against the s»- Medical Journal. j*ny, will be tor the aalooaa." -Then, yon think that the repuldican rtacistiesln party In Michigan has already joined iaeue with the democrat: on the liquor POWDER Absolutely Pure. than the ordinary aisdi. and cannot he mM la competition «lib the muilliudeof low test, short weight, alum <•- phosphate powders. SoM only tn rent. Koval Bakins Fowuk* Oo.. im “disgrace" worked on Its back is provided for certain infringements of tho rules, and The Banner, These goods must be sold befoul buying our Spring stock. Must make room for Summer goods. E. W. MORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. Th® religious training ot tho youngsters I* carefully looked after, and on Sunday morn tag Sunday school services ere c onducted In both tbo Protectant ami Catholic religions.- ©Meet to the Clfaratta. 51 a year ticcd by thousands. «aiu* uf tbeno oid Vipers of tho wewi object loudly and emphatically to tbo cigarette men. Ou tbo front platform HASTINGS MICH reaenta in tbc United Htete-a ".Wyj.uuO bona .distinctly repuMlean laws. The load powor; in England, 7,OOU,OOJ liorvo jxiwer; in .option counties are republican countie*. Germany, 4,aw.U»; in Phmcc, li.OW.COO; in Austria, 1^00.000. In thaw tlw motive •Of the tea that have voted for county power ot the locomotive iaaot faclu lcd, whose .prohibition, only St. Joseph can by any uumter in all tte world amounte to 105,000, (Possibility be claimed by the funionist*. and rvprtucnU a total of 3,0O),(XW horso The republicans in those oouatlre have power. Adding this amount to tbo otter flgunr-, we obtain the total of 40,000,000 pot<heir shoulder to the wheel and tave planted the party wagon on firm living bora® Than I think that the Detroit, city 4aeil« in November haa shown that ncoeft th* gage of battle thrown down that the tU issue in local polities will >> tike saloon. with th* republicans on .ork of BOOTS BHOE8J 1,000.000,000 men, or more 1,455,823,000 inhabitants. Good goods at Bottom Prices! �PERSONAL_M ENTION. VK special train carrying some 20 couples ran over to Kalamazoo Satur­ A. J. Bowne was in the dty Monday. day night for the purpose of giving Dr. Lowry visited Nashville Thurs­ HASTINGS. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 11. ISSS. those who so deaired an opportunity day. of witnessing a play called “The Still Major Anderson visited this dty last Alarm." P. T. Colorove went to Woo^fand 'pHE Mr. Hale, of Otsego, wts In the dty this morning to look after a gentleman Monday. there named Scott, who te charged With J. Russell visited Grand Rapids threatening to kill certafif1 parties there. The trial will be before Esq. Velte, of Monday. HASTINGS, MICH., W. Graham visited Grand Rapids Second door eant of American House, solicit* Woodland. Thursday evening a party of friends yesterday. riclnlty, and guarantee* strictly ftriLctess work Mrs. B. R. Rose visited Grand Rap­ made J. II. Sutton a very pleasant sur ­ at very reaaonablo price*. Give them a trial. ids yesterday. Djnt send your laundry work out ot town when prise at his residence north of the eity. Dr. 8. C. Rich, ot Middleville, was in you can get It done Ln a* good »hape. at a* low The evening was spent in dancing and prices al home. Special rates tor family wash- other amusements, and all enjqyed the city Friday. v themselves very much. Clement Smith wns in Nashville last Rafflem seem to be all the rage in week on business. this dty now. Among the latest Dirk Mirs Kittle Holbrook returned to Doyle disposed of a horse. Frank ' Ol- Muskegon .Monday. ner and Frank and John Goodyear L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, was HASTINGS, MICH. held the winning numbers at the draw­ inL. the city last week. ing Wednesday evening. R. B. Richards took a bnsinesi trip to Earl Throop, while sliding down Kalamazoo last week. GAFIIAL, $50,000.00. hill near II. Newton's residence, Mon­ Father O'Brien, of Kalamazoo, was day evening ran into a wagon standing in the city yesterday. at the foot of the hill and bruised । hi* Michigan. face very badly. The damage waa not C. C. Eield made a business trip to seriptis but he will remember the event Grand Rapids Monday. foysome time. Lou Balch has gone to Kalamazoo Open for buslnw Dre. 15. isw In building Ivrmeriy occupied by Memer Bros. y The post office for the quarter ending for a visit with friends. Dec. 31,1887, received from tho sale of Mr. Bush, president ot the C. K. & S. OFFICERS: stamps, etc., 81,240.56. 36,134 money­ R. R., was iu the city Monday. D. G. Robinson, President; orders and 6,621 postal notes were is­ Walker Mathews returned Monday C. D. Beebe. Cashier. sued up to Jan. lat, About 350 pounds to his work In the University. of mail is received and 100 pounds DIRECTORS: Herman Parker and wife, of Ohio, shipped out daily. visited at Chas. Waters last week. W. 8. (kxxlyear, /■The society connected with Em­ D. G; Robinson. M. J. Gom, a .hustling Prairieville manuel church will be entertained on merchant, was in the city Monday. Thursday afternoon of next week by Frauk Reed, of Kalamazoo, was In Mrs. J. W. Bentley. P. T. Colgrove. the city hut week visiting relatives. W. 11. Powers. Ed.‘ Powers. Miss May Roberts, May Leins, at Society rooms. Venn Rogers,-of Breckenridge, Col., Supper served from five until seven. is visiting relatives in this vicinity. . PARM TO KENT. All come. ■ H.H. Barlow, of Coldwater, visited /We have * fann of four hundred acre* within Saturday morning while Al. Keith relatives here during the past week. the Unit* of the city ot Hutting*. to rent either a* one f*rn> or In parcel* to suit at money rent. was"- currying one of his horses the Geo. Barnes and others went to Gun Laud la good »tate ot cultivation. Rood building*. animal gave him a very severe kick. lake this moi Ding on a hunting trip. Al. was taken to bis room and Dr. John Q. Creasy, nf Ionia, hns been Baughman wus called to attend. The vlsfliag friends in the city this week. blow was delivered near a dangerous Mrs. Frank Maus and Mrs. E. Hogle place but as it is Al. Is now able to at­ are visiting friends in Grand Rapids. trsudolontly obtained at Kalamazoo by D. D. tend to business. Frisbee. ot Orleans Co.. N.. Y. and tuppoaed to Mrs. C. S. Brown and Mias Sadlu be pajablo to J, N. Nell, ot Chicago, and I do Mrs. Clement Smith's Sundayhereby forbid all per«on» baying these note*, a* Booram visited in Middleville Friday. I am under uo obligations to pay tbo aaine and school class consisting of 11 boys did u 'I'm not re* tWI t ml li I r ThftM Geo. Tolhurst and wife, of Wayland, very kindly act Saturday when they spent Sunday with friends In the city. visited the home of Mrs. Swln, an old Jones llendershbtt has «6 far recov­ and poor woman in the second ward, and split and piled all the wo-d she ered as to be on the streets occasionally. bad on hand. Such kindnesses bring Reuben Hall and family, of Musketheir own reward. . grn, visited friends In this vicinity last The Detroit Evening News very .week. CirculaJiun thi# week. 2,050. foolishly hns attested to boycott the Miss Florence Hendershott has re­ from Manistee to her home in Work is progressing rapidly on Evening Journal by declaring that an turned Wilkins’ newj saw mllL - agent who wants to sell the News can Irving. not sell the Journal. This may be good Mrs. J. Russell goes to Coldwater Rev. I Martin will preach at- the policy but'it looks like an admission Saturday for a visit with Mrs. H.H. Star school house next Sunday evening. 'that the Journal is sweeping the News’ Barlow. Thfjie is some talk ot building a field like a cyclone. Miss Clara Roberta is expected home ’ railroad from Plainwell to Gun Lake. To-morrOw evening after the in­ Saturday from her visit with friends • The board of supervisors convened stallation of the officers of the Encamp­ in Kansas. Monday afternoon and are now in ses­ ment. the members of the Subordinate, Geo. Wilcox, general agent of the sion. Daughters of Rebecca and Encamp­ Detroit Evening Journal, was* In the ' A leap year party to Im* given by ment lodged, I. O. O. will have n city Monday. the young Indies ot this city is u pos­ supper and general good time to which Della Rising - Anna Hessmer and sibility of the near future. they have invited Odd Fellows from Mrs. Chas. W> .-er visited Grand Rap­ The lecture on India last evening by the neighboring lodges. z ids Thursday. Rev. Lee. of Mt Pleasant, wks very in­ | SEROT. CONOEJt of the State Mrs. Barnes, of Chicago, and Mrs. teresting and instructive. Weather Service, arranging for ' a Maw, of Charlotte, visited al W. L. O. ILGrek.nfield has moved hisof- Convention at im early day, in which Mead's hut week. ( See and at present is located in Dr. the voluntary observers and the direc­ Woodmansee's office near theM. C.de- tors ot the State Weather Department Dr. Ellsworth, ot Lowell, was in the POL Will participate. The object of the city yesterday on business connected The Register has been supplied with meeting will be to increase the effic­ with the L. & R. IL R. the book- in which mortgages are to be iency of the weather service.—State Mm. James Brooks, of the 4th ward, . recorded in accordance with the new Republican. who has Iteen a great sufferer from law. Eu. Brakcb when out hunting Sun­ cancer, is failing very fast. The Allegan Journal and Tribune day attempted to cross over High Bank J. Yarger and others from Freeport devoted some four columns last week creek In Maple Grove on a log, but fell, were in the dty last week, in the inter­ trying to prove another Allegan editor his gun being accidentally discharged. est of the L. «t II. railroad. to be a liar. The shot took effect in his face killing The members of the W. R. C. will him instantly.. A smill boy who was P. T. Colgrove left Mondav for Alle­ meet at two o’clock sharp Saturday with him at the time .summoned help, gan. where he installed the officers afternoon for the purpose ot installing but the wounded man'was beyond aid of the K. of P. lodge that evening. their otlicera. before it arrived. • C. D. Beebe, L. E. Knappen and M. An old man by the name of King, Do yog want to sell, trade or rent L. Cook visited Battle Creek Monday living in the 3d ward, filed Wednesday your farm, village or city property ? If In the internal of the L. A II. railroad. of consumption. The funeral took so call on orxaddress (k»k & SheldotT place Thursday. Mrs. Richmond, who has been a Hastings, Mich. They have the only guest at W. A. Rams', returned to her The Sweezey farm located mostly In set of abstract books in Barry home in Grand Rapids Saturday even. the south part of the city, is for rent in complete county, and the best facilities tor doing pireeli. at money rent Inquire of a real estate business of any firm in the Ing. Knappen & VanArman. John W. Gappy was called herefrom county, and propose to make a specialty Grand Rapids last week on account of Eaton county will hold its local of that kind of business. option election Jan. 24th, and it can Monday night, between 12 and the serions illness of his mother, Mrs. Peter Cappy. tie counted on to roll up a heavy 1 o’clock, tire broke out in the McOmber majority against whiskey. Mrs. H. A. Barber visited Vermont­ //Rcmor has it that C. D. Beebe and school house, district No. 3, Baltimore, ville yesterday, on business connected other Hastings business men have and the building with its contents with her duties as inspector of the W. made arrangements to open a bank at was soon destroyed. The origin ot the R. C. for this district. fire ia unknown but it is possible that Freeport in the near future. fire may have dropped from <he stove. Dr. Lathrop and wife, B. R. Rose and Bertha, an eight-years old daughter The bouse was insured in the Water­ Wife. Mr*. W. X. Barber and Mrs. Wil­ . of Joseph Custer living in the 4tb ward, town company for 8700. lard Hayes, members of the Star lodge died last Wednesday of rheumatic fever. of this city,' went to Grand Rapids Paok Bros., Marshall carriage man­ to vuit the Star lodge there. The funeral was held Thursday. > The railroad meeting called for last ufacturers, are very anxl«tu to remove Jerry Boynton, president and Mr. evening as noticed in another column, their manufacturing plant to this city. Merrill, civil engineer, of the L. H. bas been postponed since the commit­ They area reliable firm and abundant­ IL R., were in the city last week, on tee was not ready -with its report. ly able to carry out whatever they business connected with the extension agree to. A proposition has been made ot that road from Freeport to this ally. The W. R. C. held a social at J. Wardell's last evening, the proceeds of by them to locate a factory here that W. D. Hayes and wife. R. B. Messer, which are to be applied toward the will employ 50 hands and the question is what Inducements Hasting* has F. II. Barlow and wife, F. G. Goodyear purchase of an organ for their hall. and wife, Mr*. Carrie Goodyear. Miss Rails have been laid on the Y across Mae Sweeiay, D. Striker and wife. Cha*. Gaft. ThoMas, living on the town Hotchkiss and wife, R. Doyle and wife, State street and the work will probably be completed this week. State street line between Hasting* and Caflton. A. H. Johnson and wife. R. Mudge and will be opened across Fall creek by to­ waa visited last week by a man who wife, Dan W. Reynolds and Jay Mc­ morrow. gave hfs name as Frisbee and repre­ Guire composed the party that wit­ Marbied. at the residence of Mrs. sented that be was agent for a patent nessed “The Silent Alarm" nt Kala­ Collin* in the 4th ward, by the Rev. washing machine. Frisbee persuaded mazoo Saturday nighL Mr. Gillaspif*. Mr. William Pelam. of his intended victim to visit Kalama­ Allegta. and Miss Jessie Belle Free­ zoo with him on a guarantee that they man. of thi* city. could make 82 a day and expenses and , M. J. Lathrrp died very quietly after a abort iUoet* Thursday. Jan. 6,1888, Am oi;en installation of the officers Frisbee had the captain talked up to at the residence of his son, Dr. E. II. ot the lodge ot Knights of Labor took tbo proper, pitch, they were visited Lathrop of this dty. place Friday evening. The ceremony by a third party a confederate of Fris ­ Mr. Lathrop who was well known was followed by an oyster supper and a bee’s who waa anxious to buy 10 coun­ to all the early settlers of Calhoun and general good time. ties, paid 8600 down and was to giye Barry counties was one of the early II. C. Pratt, an Adrian lawyer, has his note for the balance. 82.500 on been appointed a commissioner by »he delivery of the deed. And now Fris­ Lenawee dairymen to answer letters of bee got in bis work by saying that was married to Miss K. B. Clapp Sept. inquiry In regard to the state meeting while he was agent for the safe of ter­ 10,1833; and the following Feb. started ritory yet he oould buy these particu­ with team for the then far western to be held in Adrian in February. lar 10 counties himself for 81,500 and The Y. M. S. C. Intend giving a if Thomas would go in with him they wilds of Michigan aud settled upon party on Che night of Felj. Bth. The would buy them and deed them to the 100 acres of land in Marengo, Calhoun c'mracter of the party ia not yet I third party who bad agreed to pay Go. In Ute spring of 1860 ba moved to definitely decided but a aheet and pil­ 83,000. This wus finally agreed to by Barry Co., and in 1879 removed to Ripon. Wisconsin, whore he lived until low caw masquerade is talked of. Thomas who gave his note for 8760. about oue ysnr ago *ince which timo John McCauley, an old man who expecting that Frisbee and himself he hag made it bis borne with his hw residedin Carlton for many years, would char 81,500 by the operation. ebiMne. ■ . died last Friday from the effects of a Frisbee Immediately skipped with the paralytic stroke that came upon him ln< to prevent Ma from Millng IL the Saturday previous to bis death. wife AU The Hastings Banner. Troy Laundry. Hastings City Bank. Local News. 7 Several correspondences arrived too late this week for appearance in church in south-west Maple Grove, In thia luue. We very much desire that the near vicinity of the Dunham school bouse, will be dedicated.-no preventing by Tuesday at the latest. Providence, Sunday, Jan. 15, 1888. . TAB annual meeting of the Michigan Services st 10 o'clock a. m. There will also be services on Saturday evening sportsmen's association will be held in previous, at 7 o’clock. Bishop Thoms* Detroit, Jan. 24-25. tn the Elks hall Bowman, of the Evangelical sssnrfsCowey block, on State street. Each tion of Allentown, Pa., will officiate. auxiliary is entitled to five representa­ George M. Benton was tried at tives and individual members are also requested to attend. Flint tor embezzling 8100 from the St. John plow company of Kalamazoo and Messer Bros, inform us that they was sentenced to pay a tine of 8100 or have procured some more of those fine go to Ionia. Ho didn't pay. and waa A No. 1 cutters. They regret very imprisoned.. Now hU friends want to much that they were out for a few days pay his fine, but Warden Watkins will and that a tew of their customers who not r» lea*e him. Benton’s lawyers say could not wait were obliged to go to that a recent law permits his release other dealers and purchase cheap in­ and will make a fight in the courts for ferior work. They will try and not kt iL-Jlvenlng Journal. it occur again. I/Thf. following officers of lodge 1.951, The Democrat of last week had a K. of L. were installed Friday evening: severe pain over its misinterpretation M. -W.-R. C. Water*. of the Banner's desires in ngard to W. F.—Philip Md^ughlin. I. N. S. P.—A. A. Wilmont. the effects of local option, and ends by saying that Mr. Houseman is not a brewer but an attorney and that the saloon men in their recent fight did not Treaa.—John Quaff. spend one-fourth of what the republi­ Stat.—Eaau Oannom. can committee did to carry the measure. W. K—Willi* A. Bddmore. AU are glad at last to be properly in­ I. E.-J*cob Bom. formed Tn regard to Mr. -Houseman’s business, tu after his wonderfully bril­ liant effort so nobly made at the cele­ jANVABYdth being the 64th birth­ brated meeting of the “Leading Busi­ ness Men.” held just before the local day of Mr. E. Pennock his children In­ option election. no>-6ne that was so un­ vited friends an relatives to meet at the fortunate as to have listened to him even for a moment would ever have khome of their parents' to aid both in supposed him .to be an attorney. Are the celebration- of. the anniversary. you sure he’s not a brewer, Mr. Demo­ The gathering was a complete surprise crat? The movement for local option to Mr. Pennock. A sumptuous dinner was entirely noo-partisan, in which waa served after which Mr. Pennock prohibitionists, temperance republicans was presented with a number of gifts and democrats worked harmoniously. as tokens of the love and esteem of The insinuation that- the republican those present. The afternoon v.aa very committee furnished funds for the pleasantly spent and much enjoyed by movement has no more foundation all. than thr "hole in the bottom of the A meeting of the business men of sea.” Every dollar spent in support of the measure was raised by • private this dty was held tn the Court House subscriptions solicited by the local Friday evening for the purpose of dis­ option committee, ahd nut a cent was cussing the Subject of the extension cf used for any other purpose than the the L. & H. railroad from Freeport to circulating of documenta. this point. D. R. Cook was made chair­ man and W. D. Hayas secretary of the rC, D. Beebe. L. E. Knappen and M. meeting. Considering the inclemency L. Cook having been appointed al the of the weather the meeting was well suggestion of members of the executive attended. Much interest was manifest­ and ail were united ofl the fact that cdlhinittee of the II. 1. A. an a commit­ ed Hastings wants the road. Mr. J. W. tee to visit Battle Creek and ascertain Boynton made a tew remarks in which the sentiment of the people ®f that city be stated a proposition to the meeting relating to the building of a ruilroid ■ttrthe effect that for 820.000 he would from Hastings to Battle Creefc/theee to have the road built and cars geDlktiien VlBltM'Cbe lAller city on the agree into the dty by the first of Sth Inst, and-"'there met many of the running May. Ilemurks were made by a num­ leading and influential citizens and ber of gentlemen present, and among with them discussed the feasibility and them all there was Dot a dissenting voice desirability of such a project Messrs except as to the‘amount asked for. It Beebe, Knappen and-Cook received the being the general opinion that this strongest assurance from all with sum not be raised in the required Whom they talked that Battle Creek is time.could Before adjourning a committee heart and soul in sympathy with any composed-of Messrs. Bentlev, Knappen reasonable project looking to a road Beebe was unpointed, t<5 confer from Battle Creek doith through Hast­ and with Mr. Boynton for the purpose of ings and is prepared to join hands with getting bis proposition reduced to defln­ ib m u earnest and determined effort requiring a smaller toward the accomplishment of such an ite termsAnand adjournment was made end. A road connecting Hastings and amount. Battle Creek will unquestionably prove to last evening, when the report of the of the highest advantage lo ourcity committee should be made. and her citizens, and such a road should be secured if possible, inasmuch aa Mr. Boynton has not. so far as is known, made any arrangements for pushing his road beyond Hastings, it might do-for our citizens to defer giv­ ing substantial aid to Mr. Boynton's project until at least, be can be able to inform us definitely where his outlet .will be. Wednesday with acme bottles at ire water tn his pocket. Arriving there in toe after­ noon be went to a wood lot where two -brothers named Booker were chopping. He insisted on toe latter drinking with became angry, seised an ax and we are told cut one of the young men’s face badly and maimed his hand. Woare unable to gain more definite Informa­ tion uf the affair. . At a meeUng of the Michigan Mu­ tual Tornado, Cyclone and Wind-Storm Insurance Company held in this city Tuesday, the following gentlemen were elected directors for the ensuing year: ti. Holland, of Kalamazoo county; H. W. Lewis, Allegan county; D. Bowker and Geo. E. Nichols. Barry county; and H. M. Allen, Eaton county. D. W. Rogers was elected secretary with a term of three years. Representatives were present from Barry, Lenawee, Eaton and Ionia counties. The total amount of insurance in this company foots up to the sum of 8767,480, the, most of which is a product of the past year. The total amount ot cash on hand is 8856.43, axid the company be­ gins the new year with a membership Martin, Allegan Co ta Following are the real estate transterJfor week ending Jan. 7th, 1888, as taken from the books in the register's officeLuther Tecrpenlna to Er*atu* Tcerpcnlnx; 40* toe S3 Hope. Si jno. Ann* C*rveu> to Cha*. S. Burton; parrel city, Maple Grove. *30. H. A. Goodjc.ir to W. L Mead, tots 125 131*elty. SIM. Anton 1. Calkin* to Lydto Calkin*; UM Baltimore.*!. D. K. Cook to Peter R«hha;r; SO* i and parcel mm> 31 i'ykM Bprtnc*. V«’ John Jone* to F. W. Benton; Ma *V°Klr.e to J. K. Miley;I K> blk I (’natnbrrialn's add . Middleville, Woo. The Banker and Detroit Trib­ une $1.50 per year. Now is the time to subscribe. CASH WANTED! A Great Slaughter Sale! By permission the following ab-' street of the criminal cases during the year 1887 is made from Prosecuting Attorney Colgrove’s report to the At­ Commencing SATURDAY, Jan. 14th, we wiU commence a Clearance Sale torney General: Whole number of need them now or persons prosecuted. 94. Four were ar­ which ought to induce the public to purchase whether thev Sfow in your time to rested on the charge of .adultery; of not. The goods must be sold before inventory is taken. Now is your time to make a big strike. which, two were convicted, one dis­ missed on account of the petition of thj complainig witness requesting the same and one discontinued by order of the prosecuting attorney. One was ar­ rested and tried for arson, resulting in a disagreement of the jury snathe Canary ‘ ....... case is now pending. 31 arrests were California R**lu* made for assault and battery and 21 convicted; of which 17 were nned, the sentence of one suspended UH the next rood Bl*ck I'*ppcr jniund term of court and three were dismissed “ Aft leas Glocrr ~ . by order of the prosecutor; in one case “ Cinnamca • . the prosecuting attorney wm not Murtard “ notified in time to appear; three were Bulk Bakins Powder......... acquitted and two discharged. Assault with Intent to murder, 4 arrests: two discharged, one dismissed on motion of ebotce Japan T«a.. the proewuting attorney and one nolle protU. Assault with intent to do great bodily harm, one arrested and 5 ** choice*! dismissed. Bigamv, two arrests and convictions. Bastardy, one arrested and case settled. Conoealing mort­ gaged property, one arrested and case settled. Disturbing religious meetings, choice smoking ' two arrested and discharged on motion O. K Baking Powder, of the prosecuting attoruey. Dispos­ ing of leased property, one arrest and conviction. Defrauding hotel keeper, one arrested and convicted. Drunk and nleaTurt'tia tkty i disorderly, two arrests and oonvictlon.*; + havior and the other sentence suspend­ ed. Embezzlement, one arrested, and Wolf* amm Sboa DraMlM ■ discharged by request of complalnsnL False pretenses, four arrests; two set­ tled, one trial pending and one nolle pros'd. Forgery, three arrests; two trials pending and one convicted. Ha­ . bltual drunkenness, one arrest and con­ BmC pl*’ B I •’abler* doa. viction. Horse stealing, two arrests; one discharged on motion of the prose­ S Lantern Globo*, tubatar cuting attorney and one trial pending. Incest, one arrest and trial pending. Keeping open saloon on Bunday, one arrest and conviction. Larceny, 13 ar­ rested; seven convicted, one acquitted, two cases discontinued on motion of the prosecuting attorney, two dis­ 4 Paper* Pirn, sharp potnta. charged and one trial pending. Lar­ ceny attempted- from person, two ar­ rested and convicted. Larceny from house, one akested and convicted Larceny from store in day time, one arrested and trial pending. Malicious injury to fruit trees, one arrest and trial pending. Malicious Injury to Big Cut in All Departments 1 iwuuery, uirre arratieu -.uuna uwie pros'd. Blander, one arrest and case settled by request of complaining’' wh­ om*. Spearing fish in Gun lake, one arrested and acquitted. Threats, two arrested and convicted. Unhitching and driving away team without authority, owe arrest aad conviction. Hanging and stand lamps at eost Gloves and mittens at cost. iyRemember that we always do as we advertise at Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store. N. B.—Batter, Eggs aod all kinds of Prodoo* Skea in ex­ change at the cash market price. �THI GHIAT Rg&ULATOR MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. UNCLE SA M'S STRONG BOX. SURPLUS REVENUE ACCUMULATING AT THE TREASURY. ‘ wbc fa rolling up a fortBuo by knowledge. fiuaiUCT. nut purei* vegetable; grutie in ABH15GTON CITY, indicate a f.UU.CDQ.IW a January ovw axpeudlturee for the half year just ckwed |»V thosum of $M,»SV 04). The expenditures of the expense* show* romdderablc change. । For example, th* ordinary erpsmlifuret Of tho goverameot show st falling off of neary $lj,000,a», weita tbe •‘panaibn dialrtirsam-nta increased about $115,(X»,(M). and tbero was a Httie locrca«> in th* imyrntaita of interest, including for tbo pas: half year tbo premium* on ; U-chared bond* Tbe revenue* show gains In al) directions. The customs duties yielded 'fisr the six mouth.* $5,WO,OW more than in tjirnai revenue yielded $3,000,4XW mor*, and th.* misrollaneotu receipt* sl:ow au iacrea** di about $!,UD,lXl0, making tbo whole reve­ nue for six mouths $1’.,*'XJU,OJO mare than for toe same six months tba year before. Tbe '(txrets ot receipts over expenditure* for tbe . f of tbe la*’J fiscal year was $38,000,Ow, *nd for th* first half of Use currant fiscal jwar it is fW.WO.OOft " । I Tte rwluctloa of tbo debt for last month Is pat down at n trifle more than $13,500,00(1 lating so much more money In the with noerring certainly. ' Tte ram df fS.000 tnm been subscribed by DUN ON THE OPENING YEAR. ib. Mr'w of OkUlimi 1« .ipi ’to*- SUu. do.1. |..-=rW I. “JJ" ,*5 .. J . .. ___ ____...j---------• oval wo-xl dub factory, recently burned, ana dent and' vic* president by popular the probabilities are that “’twill bs a ga" Deputy United Rates Marehs) Jack*, who vote, to allow the jmwld-nt to veto item* in approirintiou t.ills, to establish amid to have played a kmo hand w.th tbe “fiat’ money, to reduce tetter postage to 1 government funds iu b!s poutexion, doesn’t quite us* like tbs air « of the Muskegon jail.. Tbo cent an ounce, to give tte suffrage lo nornca. quiw »* ».r -— .;. I..._______ however, b of U..H to prevent tbe employ m*nt of convict labor ’ litnriy discovery, welt lal't laid ntaRS plans irity. and tbo year op-m with some reaction on iitibljr buildings, to admit Routbegn Do- prevented sa escape. kOta an a «tate, to malto national bank stockThe Lake EhoraA Khortuft Michigan Southern ratlranhokler** liable for dnot* o.’ banks, fqr“a wBy depot at Ou^o Otego was wn destroyed by fire tbo miner*’ commistee claims that M,(M> gradtiatod income tax. Sixty-four bills w*re | on tbe last day'of tbe okl year. miner* and ] 5,000 railroad man are out, and introduced for the eredion of public building-^1 Enm iou Baptista reouatly twlobratoi the though tbo statement b plainly exaggerated Tba call wm complete-1 at 4:50 jx tn., and twenty-fifth anniversary ot tholr organixatb* bouM adjourned. । tion by chluiflg tte ran of which pays mining appaan to bn nearly oamplste In the ll'ted.tng, os In tho Lohigh regions. In spita WanuironNt Cm, Jan. A number of;, up theft- indebtodaret j • petition* In favor of ITohlbition in the Dis-; Ktat county celebrated sotte -WOtnarri- of Ih-roniber’a larga output, stocks at tidetrict were rrcslved in the senate Tburwi.iy । nge* during. IbST, which outitnmterud by a tbrough P.atL A Nil ^rovidiog fur thsi' “small majority” tte divorcee granted for Washington City world's fair on tbe.eente:i-; tbe sume period. But tbe latter ar* steadily nial of tbe constitution wm referred. Dolph, the Increase, and may tome day wfa tbe tir.cUy atiff.-r lucaux of |x»«slUa doling of ftirnarra, and the Thomas company lia« nd and Mitchell made strong argumqpta I'-1 -J race. favor of a naval station on the P.idftc coast.1 Harrisvilte peon!* bars chipped in 1 !i,l»0 y«i ahhuunc*d its priw. Tbe educational bill wa* r-wl and R**gnn|' to a ceiih fuiai a* r.n induremrnt for some spok* in oppoeitlan to it, .iteoiarmg. that It . ft|tew to sUrt B n0UHng mill at that point was part of a policy of oentMixatiou. I’lumb lt 00iflrt .o ,rato Mswthloc blo-wo-n. wrely. offered an amendment provMtag that th* iAwUm*» fnitt .bipax.te for W reacted which fa quoted slightly lower. Stock* bare Mstributioo of tte apjireprtatlon sbaUbem IM-rlj. lb. gr„«, „ni. ■ pot ndvancad a« tho-hep-d who«npp-j»Kl that proportion to population. The senate then ■ jn wWch to hoc** their no,000,000 dMtrlbutod in dtvMends and in adjourned until Monday. L • vpor* cash. • Judge Pealer celebrated hi* exit from tbe than the announcement ot comtnitteM. A-' btil was introduced providing that national j St Joseph county eirnilt by‘award Ing lienfansiu Garton, the fe’low convicted of Iruruing tho building* of • Comtaatlco widow, LnSSS-Mfcb *”*• M utansive library, lu WOBKIMO PKOFLE *cinii<A tteolo-xy, biography, artor anything . r._.----tiv. list uf natlrirftira of published information that yu»i cannot get lion* with the Uxr-rt sy»twn of a pbys.rian or dyspepsia. caoirtlpatten that appoint* Misita have to te mbd- with him Fifty Years at the Front. elude the in-wt etukuwidh idea »! the cotn.try. Thousand* «'t wwnttit* a;«l r»-lipi-Hn <»<■•>- reference, lit thwdogiral hietory lie is )>roii .JJy mure Irurtr^.t’mu any man living XYten tte f rxtb'.a- n>*«f nf thi* -ort of literature tli-lt •< In •-fstaiuw. ts tx.ir«i>L<i-J, i ot iionporril would contain the natne* of th* ■ hick hesitate*. nT " | aspinuite for th- JArksotl' port office, but tte iQB woks manuinnurvra wMin* u> nave « asHistmw vrrr, Jan. — Whatever tetisdaily growing larger.- It I* fatr to pre- ' matt unoertaiutv. Tte raw material luu d*uncertaloty may. be entertain*! by the pubsd ataxit 1 esnt in D*cwnb*r and fi to lie in to i th* conllrmation TS *••*«**». . rv-ard 7w ‘"‘“riuauuu bv uy tbo suo Mj f,n(M Jn, .1 rJor», wo0 | yield* senate of M*ra Lamar, t ilea, and Du-duq■* •on, It is quit* certain that th* gvu!i*nu*n mo*t interest*!, have but little it any doubt od tbe subject. Mr. Dickinson iseo court- itetuent and - soma changes in the amount* variable ItabiUtim that i-nter into the sum the totdl* debt The surplus in th- triift.*y baa incroas-xl, according to tho statasnu, about HMXl'.aoo during the last tdS,9O.510, as shown by tba treasury ahipninta. ^Really it ba* Umti -ihuch leas, becau-w Jdy 1 nearly fcV.QOQ.aw uf called bat not matured bonds ware figured in tho F.><M.Mi..Til, againat lIDh.^.gn July t tte present forms of atateftumt indicate plu-now uf paly $M,(kO,<iQ), against st Korarntusni'nuw mans gXri.OOU.ajq of n d only a iitlls nwr* thna >43,000,On $2.*,OiX),C0P, awl thretcak of'silrar las'decn-e-wd more Cbnn gd^.ojU.OOO latiou hn» Incn-seod nearly fV.OrniDO In the last months, more than FJi,.’/JU,000 iu sis month', and $M,50(\0'jO in tw.dvo months. The silver dollars in cj-culaticn have fallen .off a little ia Uw last mouth, but are still $10,(XX),000 above wlu»t they ware six months •fcn. Again*; thb increase of currmcy is to to m-konot a d-croa«o of f-.S,318.0*3 in national tank t-irriilaUou within the last Ho sit* with Postmaster Gonera! Vilas, aud receives from him Ldute and Idoas about th* worta^ and watch-.. him a* ho.dtapatche* 1L Mr. Vilas apparently entertains no doubt of confirmation. Tiier* ar* many Indication* ih.t l>. -xm W U» J.1T1m"nt' „ Equally confident Is ■ Secretary I.* mar. who, for sock* time jmuU bad tbo clerks la hfa offle* preparing for b.» signature <•< II» Arinu ..... final stateof .The Rev. Williain H. Rydsr, D. D., ;«utor of th* Ann Arbor (Mich.) CoogregaUonal church, has been railed to tb* asaemate profoMarabip.of sacred lileralur* in ttw Andowr Tboological SMnioary. ta™,-] .full ' half million in new building* during‘«f. | ............................. — ■ .... A sinyle Hay City wit Llnck turn* out IlfI > " ~ — \ J/■' Hale preaeutwl atverwl petition*'fisVoring tbe right* of American* in Canadian water*. Voorheei sent pp a petition ngaiint free lum­ ber and Cullom had a handful of petitions prr«.-ut.»g Madam rui CHRIST ON CALVARY De. 1.1. I.01-. ... Iron. I, taxh.l. , uWh>p.r..«..H,»d of .'.I p.r e . p..Un-n>. <b. oOd,'. «. pnr-H.f for • 1 *• *““** “*“ “."’’'•K-'l- " cbangr, and though it may be dfilayud, it fa > weutbor-ey* on a ccnreni likr.tuat. elnlmwi that snfll^ent pklgee have been re- j Ovid people arc greatly exet eiacd over L__ . reived from Rcpuldican senator* to make . appearance of a n»w diawtM of a diphthorfe , jm. Ml,p... .ltr7.■—] Ibathree corrflrmailog* certain. | nature. The lr«*tl pbysidnni ure won terin- i rrf/taa<„v nresenl ?------- I j *M>tte victim* of the4to*«- a. (lop^ we. a nuta a: The Ili.use Cmwinlir«M AnnoueMd. , "re transplanted OU the ••evergreen f(r d.^tor1* .kill an 'CHRIST BEFORE PILATE 1 Tbr«c msgutfirfhl works of urt arc ni-liit-r •dd time ri.ru«a<« iwv ordinary <*r.Cr.n “.The Litter is an I'vqulsUc pbotoctr;£: saperlor totmj-ttiing mthr msrtt:. rhri-t >-t. Calvary, Uw mill*. for u* fry the Mrr»* ttejr information w> skillfully, and rannot \.Una I German, full ites-rtptj.n. of Portrait of Muiikncfty. G>- a Brfg tnann he eniLltldti* for a -ul.incF* <**iunils»faa in OH! MY BACK! OppiUrant for tieo tint i-cretat <lr;inrtmeiit, n jr»d v hfeli Mt I Fira %. > *, Wilier*T\ taitrl’ronght fire, it virtitr tenmyHania nvetius <* Dr. Schmidt admiration Uumx building. On the roof. In tte cellar, ■m every flour, climbing along the gutter, lisle hn* at laa: made upAl* list of standing ' Tbe Sheridan New. ha< iwn pjrdha^l by mounting the cMnrrv. dangling from wfncomurittee- of the house of representative*. “ l-tdy—,!i*« (. M. Flein ng. WrensnS 14X1,0 . Jan. ft— Samuel Bowmm touchjd umi they were dnr.ounrad Thursday. ; »pbere . f uwfnlnesa fa constantly enlarging, of Texas, k^Ziiairman of tba wayv aiwl St. Valentine'* day will te rotebratad in : - ------------------ -------- ---------------- - —- --— i thrir devoir, but to eujuy th-mneivr* whiLm*ai’«, the leading committee «f tho bouse,tte El-ven th Michigan district by tte •I-c‘’•“'fi bested Sunday. An expkn.on folI they were at IL Ellav -rth *U>Lr with Gen. In charge of ail reveaun bill* Ran-. tion. of a congrvssman. Tha fallow Tortunale I k>w -d, settihg fire tob» elotbing and burning Man-fit-IJ un th* ccmvi, hi- nrin\r>>Hw!, hi* dall. of P-anvyhanl.v, i* chair- ' enough to rapture the pr.r* will naturally bv ; w,u "rri'P H»* wife, in attempting t.i |iul | man of tte com miltoe on approjiriation* I » valentine himself. tart, th* tLmi «, >•;>« also fatally burned. hair, a b*n-.itlf::l l>ruv»n. touching Tte next mac important committee, the juLawton fruitist* waul a coldstarag* non-! m*”' pr*v)‘M* to lighting tte match, ».iid te ENGLISH BUCHU te Ono of the Best Kidney ITEMS CJr GENERAL INTEREST. twenty-right other highly important ; cbelimnnshlfa. Of tlio forty-e**en ; committee., norttern Democrat, get only , sixteen cliairm.-Mrihipj, the majority of. which are of inferior imjjortaure. Illfimfa . get. three chairmanship*—Towr.Mtend; on military affair*; ffprlngar, on territories and Landos fur the minor committee on veutllatlon and ncouslhn of tin capita! bjil iing. boy" the freedom »ftb* orchard nt »urn time*. We opine that iter’ll find Ins pr»- 1 acrrnig qualities eq-ial to an enixgeucy. A bail dr.R.n structures • it. tte teslr.cM section of Vandalia. Mich.. wer» ternwl early Tburwlay morning. Th* IcmsI* r.T.,UoO aud the iomirance F».«UL I —* - — . .. •- - 1 Alger, of Michigan, bad ent-red into WAnmrOTOX City, Jan. 3.-Tbo people Udot, fa unequivocally dewed by Gen Alwbo dodre public buildings erected ip tboir ger. midst weiw Btrongiy rvprueented in tho houa, , At Faw ' Faw. MiAi.. Thuralay, Ida llednandar. T:><w nlarvwin wa«r whl.Sh... ' tv ___ ■ ,« •_____ .. . (k>n cf which bills were iatrodured were s» j follow*: Pueblo, CoL; Kramnik, Indian- j at»ili- tfnr tte enlnrwmrait nf laitUln.t I BsyQty, Lansing. Mieh.; Duluth, Minn.; Bc-lalia, Imuxsim City. Bpringflald, Mo.; Tremont, Grand Island, Omaha, Plattsburg, ifastrice, Neb.; Portsmouth, Gallipolis, Z.in<-»vill~. Hamilton. D-llano*. Q.; Port­ land, Salem, Ore.; Milwaukee, Wk; Helena, Montana; Albuquerque, New Mexico. Notwithstanding tba: Broneon’a go. wall ' -------I -*umi*rider, white ho st-arikr-i tte asre-mbted Th* arcretary ot tte lr*a*ury ha* appointed Zarnw* for their quirk nnd helpful servkw' , Tbnrns.J. Hiuley storekeeper for tte Finn prwdfattihg te b«qw*! equally efficient work in ‘ Hbno-e district, at Chicago. I u whwv irn'rlotk- jt n.-4 more nxcitiux ttel.L — ' It Is glean out Hint Goveroor B«ay will I J* Howard iu New Y-wtc Graphic. probable vuttf thn rare for tte Unite!State* 1 ———-------- .......-----------------•enatorwh.i, in Atalmma, to row?.! Mr. --------- ------------ -------------- »------•• ' ‘ ~ ■ —The rvvmtui twirts from IltA-k Island anner Patronize the B make the Fifth internal rwv»nu» district (1>* Five hundred school children in Akrou, are sick with- tia-Rshw, which have beentirely suspended on accutmt of that die- (pre it away, but failed lo find the pacw Tin- flrtt and only rvprodu.ilcu In this corridor of V,'illard'* hotel, arm in arm wit!-. Bical inau-mtwnti; . Hchroattor dew type, and the cdttoriul nuule thb pr-nodjefai a power l» t ' . Oanawnring nuvlcatly enough hh clmgg** nra now w> high that tlwy would sewn exorlatant to any <mi« i-<>1 enurenant with .tbo .•membered hit phyri- , SHERMAN OPENS THE FIGHT, Wasuixoto* iltam gratefully AMERICA! AMMIUST darcrly uruugbt aimu' Uwuugb its te,t-h: oentircte* today, after atefiri )■-. :*■ Juthrr aarieuttural juipcr-. to tnrn:*2i 'agriralturallit-—stare where tlx- Fug! <$mn iik!angtiiuS<-4 arc *|*>k«i. Erer?- " li- actual nduetieo in tho principal of tho liiu-nHt-bearlng debt, some $0,000,000 Lj- asrirubuial nnftri » remarkable itot la- -am-* tba w*mo *utburitatirajBTU>Uti-m tabs >41tar bfcurlje> The first weak ot tbc y»r opens with fewer failures thin w»r* antielpsted, an I wifb fair the some. Bills were also introduced to re-1 strike, with it* uncertainties axplaiw* alight* due* postal on fourth-clam matter, and for letn rotnaln* unsettled • 1—1 ..LI. —k.i'l. —, |K>[<il(tr eeloctlons of jxxtinx*Um Cux was annronraa u...au ’ Michigan school Uwetens ar* eanvaaslng , __ ________________ _______ __________________ _ announced a* as a a nwmucr member « of *«■ tbo □uu>» Stnithsoahtn Institute regenev, and tho bmiw, to give , ,b* * •u$»n,”[ ”*»< But tte m >n*y marxtts ore grawnlly casli-r, the ebrnmitteaa time to arganiu, adjourned ; oa.tfa" T*”1 **• no“r ,h* ,n*’r and complaint of collections is lem frequent _... u—u— j end of Lak* Michigan. A ranmer ru.urt fa nividends declared tr buiksanJ otter finanuntl! Monday. j an excMlcnt plara In which to white away | d4l fmtltottDW were geuM-nl>y up to e«p-e■ «»'. Ioo«3 cbang* that thk srootnnlatal dur- . taUoj|5( bjt fflU j, m rJ3J to CONFIDENT OF CONFIRMATION. [ Ing th* balance of tbe y*er. tev-l-s. ar.tie i>-.t ,1 in nrevi m. it.va.t- lu any slcktMM, It artnnd Kidney* arid corr.-i *r. Indoreed by rere..ll, _ _______ r aud eiulneui e a* TH® BEST FAMILY XffDWtNE -VW fForn advertising matter. A li-ycar-old girt in Winfidd. Can., has INVESTIGATORS IN USE.^ r«u»«wi. |apMI larasnUiTna ».*• Job Rooms. I. JOHNSTON A GENTS WANTED U-Canra— fo- Advert)4k tug l‘*truiu*4c. A small a ram. Lt ol «in! done wlf.i, tact ai.d lutclhg*. re maj produce, co*e«tdera|4'- tn-eoi-. Avrnt.> rani severe nran-.tii.vupaper ufUea mid Itpin ours |* the f-«t Known antf bret eqniptteu Seattbe esiaUllsbmci-.t (or placing cdvertiamt-iJa Michigan CfAIB.il in kukks telter to «»». P. UowitiX * Co.. Neerep. Advertising Bureau, to bprure St.. New Yi and iiartlculars win lie sent by return mall. TAd Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. BUSINESS NOTES. •harp advance in tte prion of petroleum A workman who fell through w-nrfll at Grand Rapid*, Mich., and had s prletora of tba mill. for pcatal telegraph, against gunbling in bava had a controlling band ip ——- — -— 1UIUWVT au-u wug*r, oil from llllnou grangers. Brown effaced a YtwiJuUon which bo had laid over for him to .prrudont for confining that document to the •bcu: the surplus. Tho president had vetoed till* that wore necessary and deairnbln and that would have redured tho surplus very materially. Hbermau favored free tobacco •Ud beer. Voorhow replied, declaring that th- crfUebm of Sbennnn wm insincere, un­ fair, and mbleadlug. and that ho one wanted to adopt free trod* or anything like it The meesage he declared lo I ;trand and stateamaa-like. Teller ported booming. Tbe furaaoes are running' to tboir fullc*-. extent, and all product i* speedily disjiosrd of. Tba Washington Fir* and Marine Insur­ ance company, of Breton, is preparing to go oat of business, end litu reinsured Its marine risks in California Companion, and a greater SaSBr.*!: SSrer' ways aud means annauOCha that a tariff-re­ form bill will Lo formulated without delay and that inanufacturer terwted In this elas* of a IS :.H g a 120 Fitch Bros., gentlemen'* furnjshrrv, of Madison, Wk. assigned to F. F. J’ruudfit Tuesday. AJoeta, $14,000; liabilities, $12,­ 000, mostly in suioll claims and l«0 per emit, of them falling duo at the same time, caused tbe trouble. Tbo firm will rcrom* businoea Far eleven months ended Nov. SO lest, tbo not earnings of . the Union Pacific row! show FJO.OUO.OiAi worth ot cotton annually, and ■ more then $ 100,00),000 werttt of log almost tba entire field ot lrgi«!ati«ij wore upright jadga FIRES AND OTHER ACCIDENTS. It’s probably all right The Caseville Record bos gone to the happy valued at $»,000, burned ficisnk patronage. drowned, huiuranca ea steamer, $8,000. ORTHERN PACIFIC L0«NNCEUIUUBUma ment LAND?. •4 - �f* Manila tor. Peach and for Pear. •and Prove; ixt files to the air, ~s —K/F BCR.W.D OUT’ANB SHOT. THE RECORD OF STATE CLIPPINGS. CRIME. Drop ll:at qua 11 and partridge; time’s up. two Improved Oatlturguns. perhaps. Two men fought * duel after chnrch aerv- ■ tbe ktadnosTmaaUested, and import*' to them bl* afKWtolic Wearing." This was signed by Catdfnal Rarapolls, wretory of state. CHARACTERISTIC INCIDENT OF LIFE or Itaprr w>« fob. lur Printer and PreM, For Physic, end People « h<> sell it: lut when you are rick, to relieve your distress his and Hfomar h regulated iy. sugar-coated ctauules, । inurtardM-eda. Tlieywork Hod. H. G. Hort h:w ■ 10 lecture en­ gagements tQ till during ibis month. Many Imitator*, but i:o e>puil. has Dr. Hage's Catarrh Iteiuedy. Coldwater claims to have produced eight-different styh* of road carts. You bnve been told that eiwumptlun is Incur­ able; that wheq the lungs are attzu-ked l-y tuls terrible malady, tbe sufferer Is past nH help. olMK-allnt cures tu vatu, and you ore now dMimuden*. and prej>:.rtog l«r the wend. Bui don’t give up the ship while Dr Pieree’siGoldeo Medical D.M-<ivr. reiuriiis untried. lit* until cure-all. nor will It prrfori* miracle-, but II iixs rilnj Prof. Still well, of Alma, Is revising his VolapuK trrmmar. feat' g00^ things of thi*> life aro norrowfolly let alone on account uf Drap-i-pala. Acker’.Dyspcpsta Tablets will' cure Dvspepaia, Indigestion and Consttpttinn; sold on s positive guarantee *t 2J and 50 cents, by W. H. (loODYEAR &Co., Druggists. ■lure IN WATTERSON’S STATE reached thia place Saturday nip.ht of one of of thtm, Elijah Ulm, «a* ahot tbsodgh tbe breast and mortally wounded, and'tba other, William Ctumui, who was unhurt, fled. Iu a battle between * band of robber* and tho robbers were routed end took r«fugs4u of Kentucky. The acene ia ou the Bladk- the lava beds. Their leader was fatally । wounded and two of tbo civilians were Ttw crlttto fo the oatgrowth of an old fetid. > kilted. and PE. llht-r *& it on ra ara C.re.; I for­ . for , and Flveglrl babies hate been boreal Buch.nan ra* an election hold on Pond creek. _____ ttScottdal*, Pa., Munday night, Jim Blaino, a colored man, At NeaTu Creek, Iron county, Ma, Waineaday. Alexander Sumpter waa killed the trial of Wftliam Turnrr for shooting BumpU r. after tvbn« 'acquittal high worts and shot them to dratb. wagwi between tba HaUDld* and th»:r gang, who reside in Lagan county. .West Virginia, ■nd Use MeGoys, of Pike cuonty, Kentucky, Carrenter Brown, of NanU Hie. Marie, has Saginaw aty banks euterins into this arrangebuilt himself a targe sleigh, so ured a full team nicnt. ■ for Itself a very handsome banking house. Emory Elbert of NrwN-rry recently killed four 1 . distance o< full-grown tTars Inside of a half an hour. Dnu>c!i.an<l waa struck by a train anff Injured Tlicre are » rick convict* In I Jackson prison Said that cuat bus licen found In Springdale bospftal—mere thar. ever before at one time. township. Wexford county, near the Manistee Uix! and the thrifty Mintstee mm who own Burglars at Cumbtrlanl Mi’ih, Md.. beat Mra. Stack »o badly th-t Wiodiod Friday. Bandits in Sinaloa, M-xlco, robbed an old woman of In motwy and then killed her. A few nighla riuoo tbo Hetfield party visited W|LL NOT JOIN HARPER. . tons of Ionia county for kiting deer out of ocaaon. glaring light she wu abot dead by tlw (lends LARL -DUNDER - SAVINGS.' also sidt them. haa skipped the country, and others believe he citizen* of Alma have held a flrot meet­ ha* been murdered. . lug and passed resolutions L;voting tbe e stead The business bouye* of Bay City did not name of tbe road when pnlled out of volapuk tv .patronize the Swift electric light sufficiently to Jerden Waldron, a well-to-do colored man make It profltabte and so the tires have been pot the Battle Creek. Alma & Bay Qty railroad. of Wllltamsvillv. Cbm county, dropped dead otit and tiie town may Unger In daricneas so far lavt Saturday, as the Swift I* concerned. the machine shop*. Georm RerrMt. of Fort Huron, who h charged with couutrrfrltlug. ha* been released baainqnod knot*. Beennd Mlcblgan.distrlet. I* a Munday school superintendent, of the Presbyterian persuasion, performed until they arc threatened witb suit* Fowterrille pfg has Increased Its weight Sl«‘; pounds In Rt day*. ’ * Rev. Prank McAlpin*, late of Dowagiac, ba* been wrdalnrd as pastor of the Vntrersalial Those who drink of tbe water* of Teal lake. rimae 1* owned and highly prtaad by an East Bugmnw gentleman. PnuMtiKLrr.u. Fa.. Jan. 1. —The porittao nf the zntu.r. n« ro.:ar*ng tU striking rnil- soon It was rumoreU on ibe street* that the «ye»t bmni'li of the Ontonagon river. Exart !. Boughton. .1 aen-kmbwn ; Eugene Curtis ha« te'en convicted a: firaml Rapid u<if viulitU.g the I’nlted State'liquor • I nlooe right miles through thr wood' after | dark. Talk about pluck * in’ tnai road tpro.werv Included they dcrtiit foilptfel by <a ehert vpreri from Master peralatcta uud aggravaUug lew breaker*. make it plesaaut for company E. ctb Michigan Invury of an oo>:a*kMixl clean shirt, a laundry | having located Cltere. m'. niitig. wbon at a mwri meeting of a««eiu. bly Nxx 3,*3m, at Keyrioius ball, 8oetmd nnd PojJ'jsr auvuta, Master Workman Gleavou read a tetter flQu: the .'-linero* maeuibly stat■lt'> ruiyboi go hungry, •n • l>» r>t*Lt gvvalrudt ’tag Hmt tl:ry rorfiiLuiliy ex|ccte.l overlurW Twenty-Dre Arm*. Including the Grand Itaplds furniture company, nve Owosso manufacturers and one at Holland, have signed and wfil prob ably send a petition to ccmgrewi asking that . Nothing yet board ol John Aiken, Ums Calvin *rial” datryuuir^* cot|vcntlon and exhibition It te to trr be held at •tagx Dean'* ’n =p=ra opera !te™. hou»e, A^rte-. Adrian. tosrnshlp. Caro county, man who mysteriously j rlth I getting ready to. E4. Luca*, the colored Individual who is the EMrllty Hauk. A Decatur lady received an order from tbe wliove flitting has been a mystery to the ufltoen, ClxcutXATt, Ohio. Jmx A—Mr. Am mi ' AntiiMlel lioii-M- to Detroit for mluce plea tor wm taken in by the police of Grand Rapids Baldwin, tadlctad with lb* other official* nt ! Wednesday night. . It fJCthtiill; iH'-d *»rr’> barpawtrilta will reniovv- •Kt'jlul* tn whvtrvcr let in It cxt«t». . GMT- Tbe hwutou* people of Kalkaska have dl»- the bcj» took well U it doesn't lay up a centTlic Alma college appear* to be gataing bank* of lite beautiful ground every day. a vicious bull, thrown into the snow and badly Ska’Vig*ri»k craze opened In Covert. Young gored. A neighbor happening near, went for |>eop]e got it bad. Um- bull with a pltehfork and saved Webster’s, life. The banks of East Saginaw will establish a flic Internal revenue receipts from the dis­ Mr. 1 tott* to Mia* Fate. clearing house there, their bustneiu having intrict composed of the upper peninsula of Michi­ gan for the past year amounted to f 101.710. Second National bank Is to be used for that A public reading torn haa been esiabltehod This is an Increase of tX-Oco over tbe prrviouv purpose, and’exchanges wlll bc made hereafter vn-.lepUpg J23.OOT. _________ , terc.ttiou with one of tbe McCoy*. Two of the McCoy brothers came to the rescue and fatally stabbed Hatfiri 1. His relatives swooped down on the McCoy boy*, took them captive*, and bald them prisonrr* until Eiliaon Hatfield, whom they had stabbed, died, when the Hatfield* conveyed the three McCoy boys to the sceoe of tbe altercation, J. H. Clrmenu of Nrinwoll. has sold bis tUre:-jcar-oM Oily. CfockPorfc. by Lexington Chief. Jr., which has a record of 2 ffli on a half mile track, to Lima’, <>. |«utle» for *IJDO. At Port Huror. tobogganer* can »JMo ijoco Henry Hoopwt, rinployed l y R. J. Allen & A Slate Farmers' institute will be building, nnd »u ahot Ihroagh tbe bead. held nt Ithnca Febraary 2 and 3. of that inatitutjoci, Randall McC y run from tbe turning Nothing better for croup'than Hill’s <11 <1 iiridenly st 3 Pew leas Cough Jsvrup. No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. opened fire upon tho attacking party. He b d»nee 'an Walnut Hill* v The Suodav Morning Call by Messrs', naxter. of Batik Creek. Is u ch-an and reputable trtteeL flight Use Cobb’a Little MBs if the weita foundation in fact. are low and malaria about 25 cents He died from the *ftor 40 pills. W. il. Goodyear. of tbe, HaBfirid* aud tlwir delivery to lha ammi luLOWl.t . paralysis. He retired Manton has just completed a,S8jB0fi three McCoy brother*, but uo one auerm on Tuesday uighf freling well, but hi* school house. Whenever wed. Peerless , Worm lion Wednesday mornlag. Effort Spexific makes fast friends. 25 and Some one of their number ia constantly «u cents. W. H. Goodyear. likely to speedily par alyria. Mr. Baldwin **■ IS yean, old Tho aame of Plank’s Grand Hotel on I He was under SP.tak) bail. Mackinac Island is not to lie changed. wbolo «oclion. This gang of outlaw* have To fcrich the blood and improve the kllhd Mr. McCoy’s wife, throe uf hi* sen. appetite, use Hill’s Sarsaparilla. W. di. Goodyear. the find time under «*tbfactory- oondiUaaa Cornelius Austin, who lives Dear READING STRIKERS d-IOPEFUL. Novi.Ataklsnd county, is KM years old. rwnt The Edlvcn ejoctnc light will shine at Owo^o soon. Harahan Atrtott'Wagtcr. eV Escanaba, has been visit" tag bls friend John Hoffman, at Jackson, aud wm picked up in that dty to a stupor and minus him unknown. If tt wm not tor the fact that the man h from I'.scan.ibn, tt might be minnlsed that he bad been drinking. One of the members of a gang ot counterfeit er*, under examination at Port Huron, brought tears to the twinkling eye* of Conunlasloner Harris bj asjertJu;: that when thr ufihm raided the stuck ol bvguv eota tltcy scoop" d In one genuine dVUar. amt,she vociferated suntc where Ira i« to run a newspaper. A yumpony "of Michigan capltallsl* are InlrnMed lu that town and the region round alx-ut It. Ontonagon recion. died at Duluth a few day* In one hand and hl* life ta the other. hig •' Ind was southwest. The highest tempcraj tr.re naa recorded Jn’y 17 at o: 7; and tbe lowest J luuxry 7. at it degrres below xero. Tbe Tbc luutalnc common council rater* into, tbc aplrit of winter a pert* tied tengtti when it ap­ point* a Rprcial (Mtliccman tn took nfterthr BUlsdri -«oore» tbe first toboggan leodeot tiftogxan rildea. I’artle* Mealing a alate will be aba observed of Ute season. A H#te daughter of John Smith promptly arre-tnt lor grand laroniy. attorpry general. the *npcni*pr* *t Sanilac The aitrfoer Indications in the iron and copper ' I broke her arm Tuesday evening. district* are that the race for the Republican' Chicago H*tol. nominal iott for congress haa narrowed <iowdJu The Iaw ton A, South Haven narrow gaiufe if y«m ivii ret out of shall today d sin' put him off tlf! t-it.-rrow, :■ ' Hohe • • vluts tier b»< pulley, but it vho* u r sylvania avetMts f< and the laat of tbo quiet at Fort Riehl lotumi. Truth v’ta»x.jtiigl.ty und must jrcvatl, but Italian*, twelve int----- -— sjyi»‘- tulk>. thrive so w< uderfuilv well on I Saturday ntonilng. But little freight •« be­ ing handted nt .Willow rireet aud only a ‘lying«»to diHiauwst* hotx>: folk*. It vuruMiidt-i.u? une4ialf <itr vwrliltdocn' auioil quantity at Broad und Callowbid know hnw dur uddtr half iita Sir’ll. I Ilk" it KA Ul V0. ia., J-n. *.— torro >« ovnatev to tital dot. i>aV which •loaii* kt»w j Eafery ■on every baud that th« atriko In tb* tfc-huylwtftoii-.t kiffiw- all ulmut trefty fumilux. Money vh» klet* root «>f ullrviL ‘if ydu Aill rcgioc is tacotniiig more general every day, utid there it now every Indlcattoq lual tbo ciitf-'rent aateiubllM will call util tiwtir l<wy<,iir tvulhrt. •neu working In the Individual rollienee .. .... ... ................ i.-B.—. __ _ soon, though they un? Paring the S per cent, advanca Thia will be dwtio fur U;r j.ntpow >i<«tn" m® mil tier shine < of tho knights in this region. A sernw of Storekeeper Hayd-n in th:< city. /.s’li dcy g<> fijdiipg, They are j , 1 ' [ Cm- quality of natural ga« wn* 4i«cx>v<rr*d Satuntay night flowing freriy from- *c arte«i*n well tin tar tin- Itetand hotel, situated on th* ui*v awi III »<4i» twj. -i-.ateadily Bunday, aud it it beiteved to come from ■ log® vain extending uneftr Lak* Michigao. Warren F. Lriattd. propriotorot tbe bptri, httetid* to develop hi* find at onr«. ~~r~” ‘ ‘' ' ,Z~ Tiring _ on S uur Old Wuniee. Kxaxmxx, Tenn., Jan. I*. -Mary Young, I.L J.UU4 Ot U... r,l, .l-l BM.r. ” ®- •“ “”,.r ‘"'"J- ' 1 er life as a atava ■ —..... —--------- < The Dotrionl devatar Aratpany ha* filer! nrtl- posit 1 ,-U ot bitnininouv r cue! ha* b.<ti -^1' discovered :; Writer Jcdtuwtn. at*n>^.tar of Fort Huron. 1 Win • bon'd bt« hoatsit widow-vwtuans tu gtt Iter !«• money taroL. Brunk znduy tmd buy ft-iborrow vhaa ful true. It tnrgnH «b>t.tn> hired girl her n «•»?. nuts off vh«*n no pollneninA vhn* after him, a g let that cold of yonre run on You think it ia a hfiht thing. But it may run Into catarrh. Dr into pueninoniu or cousutnption. Catarrh is d’flguMiug Pneumonia io dangerous. ConsutnpAion is death itself. The broathing ap­ paratus must be kept healthy and dear of all obstructions and offensive matter. Otherwise there is trouble ahead. All the diseases of these parts, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs can be delightfully and entirely cared by the use of Boschee’.-i GtH-man Syrup. If you don't know thia already, thousands and thousands of people can tell you. They have l»een cured by it, and “know how it to, themselves.” Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.' \/?tf I can be cured of Vour I?H£UN4nSM,NEUffA14w oppurf)u»tyt4MCHE' by'usin^ Try ' । John «<•!•» nimfer. of near I-aininc. haa bejn ' arrested qa acfiirge uf prf.ttng cuttbe ryc» of two cattle lie wa* drivingso market. , Mlh.'mfnnH,. .loVuHw.olooUMd'MM.Mk.M.Mo, I Mtot >o n.b ™.mb«ox ..hire Mill »«• .tbrharxcl; vbaaa ie-atitiful raying, but vlmt »t vhasiill 1 * Grand Rapids this week. JohnF1ynnlaalmo-.taejrarvold.buf bcllckwl ’ bl* wife, all th* «ame. and a Mar-dial! Justice ; ( Graml Junction expect* to have a furniture > - factory a<x>n. John A. Wright, the btuttcr, I■ puttiqg his alniutder to thi wheel. | rtTK-LD-fflfrfiOS, for Mears * h y by tsnmior a rwey nil! through his foot* d*T“U’p*d “ dheiargsd. ualtoa. tsavaral Reading c.;y cuunoiline:i Saturday cmninonced a cativr.a* of the Vuvinosv nen‘be'0 to appoint a committee to call ou Prerid.tat CWbta and prt him to consent to a settlement of tbe strik-. THE MARKETS. M­ 5 > tested I fs TGdaj 1ne konjy sucEkcessful, (Scents’ not a Detroit nian ns was then reported. He w:« a so'n of John Hunter, of Alpemt. nad formerly lived at London. Out. Witen found both hl« leg* were trosen solid to hi* knees, and hi* tnnpH* wa* frozetf to thr robf t*f bls month. The distance he wns trvtogto wrijx was 14 miles, verdict WM obtalnrel upon the charge of negli­ tool them being through an entirely uulnhnblt gence on the part of the mil! owner*. master, where the remarkable well »» found •otne month* ago: but when the winter la over it b likely something willpK- done to uuilre It. Chas. KlUmaster'* house'h now heated and lighted with the gas and it works to perfectiou held In the new board of trade building. It ia ex preted that every article ever made from wmxt will be placed on exhibition and that tho exhibit wifi exceed that nL.any provicus meet­ ing. WagiiMbtoit Ott. Jan. U—Gen. Alfred nj I JU’, -ivoru •■•rwi i-jru-nmru. ------- — -• ■ —- ..... rill I <rjr- "pem-danl d-wel $U.]<l;May. ■ip'-ord f li U, | menl. 1 Lanl-letruary, tjsmcd 17.61, , Martin Ma*r!ita»kl. of Tawaa City. f>aa l-ren I »cnt up for throe month* for riealtog a tatnd i”M- “a"" “““ ■»»•1““" d<-ubtfal, There mil yariR qnntallona: jkirlr- iprurj ninu K , crate at yexferday’-. clori/u;_|gli**; light grain*, F • . light betwecu tbe rough packing. >'■ D; heavy! Jack Douahitt, of Grand Rapid*, ba* gone to 'friends of Gen. Mlle* parking and shipping totv «iSfcAft). CatUn j futile Creek to teacb the hvlplwi* ciUxmisof nnd G^n. Crook for J*?-?’ »*": £ , *ha«-Fta« '*>* '•<’ up their Imudi m»<1 orimd CO«K. »i..» .1-4.10: MJ'Ctasnx.T.’.tt^l'. ltD. bbonp— .. ' * Steady; wether*. ftniftEltl; Jamta, |l.toCftl75. **ta«M«ivea. . F’roduire: Butter—Fancy Brin ccnomrey, to© * H fo alleg' d tiuxt. la tbe i-cr ••Stabllshed at t JS years old) B3e per-lb: fancy dairy. «!©»<;■; pariung atock, I be a Knight of lJUwr i the state organ of . brother « tiie kulghts. R se Terry, tb» George. Amner. of (Mldwatep. served a sentence for abusing hl» family, .nnd soon after he got imme WM urrestM a second time for the same offense. Tho Catbolie church site al ML Pleasant, has WHAT THE C$OPS WERE WORTH. been arid to an Ohio flrm for «j.o». and the ’ S. D. Clay, tlio boot county pruiecutlug at­ torney, haa commenced a taw suit afrinst his brother-in-law for allouatlng Mrs. Clay’a af- aud the suit l« attracting a gopd deal <4 atten­ tion. burineaa of Cite Lake Shore railroad company at Grand Rapid*, goea to Detroit in tbe rervfee of the uuae company. * \ •Duh. bean prepared for publication by tho atattetidan of the department of agriculture Tba Vice rrealdvnt Shelby, of the Grand Rapid* A Indiana railroad, is trying to leant the typo- or worth Ices acreage, b 72. OTO, OX serve in round number*; product, I.4M.UOT.O0U buab- It is 3 bonselm’d remedy, and'there are many atlmenta that the Regulator win eurc. H Is »af* tn take in any condition of the system. No tear from exposure aRer taking this medicine. 1W han l»*n auprcci*i”i:tudly iargv. Tu da this the eaimbllit!^ of tin. ‘tadkma for roprodnetion and tbo ntv-onx ot .Ib-talltutaxi have bnm taixed to pair uUun4 cli^iucity. Hatch­ ing the y.wu; tab ki rout while nlauid of rar* has l»**u f-raixl jrrtwUy mj- v^’uI mid tripled th- nHbd vf dHribirthm. From vnriousiM-itmMutuvw IHJJUi.taaUi-.w were little one had crlUeaily surveyed the place for a moment. »he asked: ••Mamma, when* art? the eow*?’’ Newaygo charged with selling liquor without paying tax. Four warrants (have l>een eer.ed tbe sheriff Tueaday, but was captured before night iu the belfry of the Fremoat school recuivtsl l.lMr.nkl, tb» Cboai'Ailio 70.hW.IMO, the Ptmolossg W*,0mi, the K'*m»vl«c L<MT,U00, tlie triluitarfc* uf tta t I-ulf of Mexico 7JB8,(J00 nnd liiimsd «at-rs t.Ul IJOO. A m-rit important stxjfcriuwnl ha* Ixsen with the hvdrotfBiphb- tmrin of tbc Great ■ Kalt Loire. It is ttolierrd by Co!. McItoiwM and the ft* rownniitoun thgtall tbecrevdi- ProAswor Baird, had determined to by exhnuirfivc experiment the cupaUlHte* of three water*. Ancordlttyly 1,000,OTo ,)m<l mother. He waa taken to Caro and d)•chanted. Tbe Churtl)HI house. Alpena’s splendid pew hotel, win be opened about Feb. 1, and will l>e hardly bn ertMtautL-K. w York Timet. rand tbe macBlM to pieces. Thomas Cranage. * well-known Bay City pnhlle entertainment In Michigan. It Is monu­ lumberman, took a dose of ammonia by mis­ ments like this that give faith in the future of take tor a medlctoe. It nearly lifted tbe top of Alpena aud other lumber eenter* aher every pine tree on this peninsula I* gone. 400,000 uci*e*; product, CZ.000.0OJ basbah; value, rkiV.orw.Oufi, Arm In oata, nearly 26,000,003 oerro; proluet, WiO.OOT.OjO buritels; value, «3JO.an,OOU. ing year do not riiow much decroaaa of area In 1'oxas there is conridurabla increav* am slight dacronvo In soaM ocher itataii. Tba av- Mothers and nurteaHmj give ftmmotv IJver IkgwlatortoeblMrmiand to the tnMt delicate horne-bonnd Invalid with tbe utmost conCdenee Ererv one knows • haL-w-flekety-t*! depot disgrace* the Mlctilgsta Central raflroadTit Niles. A little a-yanrield with her mother factory thereon. February, VlJtc. Oore-Dril; Ka do January, Ms: M Wm. H, Hunter.the musfet^n and planu Inner 'ho wns Znwen In <te>«tli <> — liu A boy named .Willie It. Hndlh sc^tiwj a gs.ooo verdict against Ihtnham, Peter* * Co., of Mau- rptetaUpim'; w- Jof Seymour Lake. Oakland -Ko. 2 February. I eounly. raited worth of prpperwilnt oil Mil* Marcli cprocl Tbe; [ reason from Mirer-fourth* of au acre of Ian A ttaull Sic. Ma'/u-U bound ti» £avo everything C.Tn-N.* : IWwgnry. o.-ea-y -<«*<•. d wi4.u ‘T beUavc we Wtre.‘ —•J. tMs". outa-JW: cadi. (•er cent. In Kentucky, #7; Oiilo, S»: Mich­ igan, M; Inilinnn, 100; lllinou, IH; MimourL 99; Kan«a». 9& Tbo condition it r.ff<jcteJ .. ..... .. S."roc; May. . MMc. Tuuaxi, <ihta Jan. 7. I aovrrwn l.-liwy: cash. SendH Tbe ninth annual convention of the Michigan etufitirarlng society will be held at Kslxma.0'. Jan. 17-30. An interesting program has been provldcd.andlththc intention of Kalamazoo to Qx tho jnsiplo who atteiMl so that they will be aw fully glad they came. The antptri meeting of forester, which occurs i it Kas bcm fte Nah IbatiKCAri'I. cure. .^4 Demacnit* do not seem to be making any stir In tire matter. Romeo had a fox ehase the other da}*. In which about 1» folks, niyrlr.deot (togs and,- one the Virginia lonesome fox participated. The tog v ** tunc and taxy and fell an cavy prey. , 4-. • hair album, mafie up of strand* from tbe tapad* J of their gentlctaan friends. Tiite Ix'anJuter aakati; Mra-, Tbc Seventh Day Ailventlvta|»vt> Uhdtarebea the district that tuSterrd frdm drought, do- •«<y. HbJa-.Mjuxh. MtSH. , In thia alate and tho member* thereof paid lay lug oeodiug, gannlnaUan and growth. Tbe tata nun* greatly Im pro rad tho situa­ tion. Tba araraga of condition B rang­ siUta i conrittateUtalantrtimetabervblpof any »i*u J ing tn'tbe principal statee from frJ to Tbe 'uarn-jfo.a, MMc- Oata-Na g Kc^Na'k white. ' oroountry.and wUhttteexreptton of California ।luedtehx- did not oomem m-rit. it you suffer condition of tbo winter from impareblood, try Hood’s Karaaporilta and realize Its peculiar coraHre power. ’•And tluri yemr db.tru t con’d uot’p-vuibly export uksv tl.ny Itu’f u urop.“ WeU. ixr*. �HIS OWN A VOODOO DOCTOR. OFFICE IH HIS QUEER SON STREET * M. ISRAEL & CO., STAR. THOMP­ 127-129 W. Main St, KALAMAZOO. Annual Statement ROOKERY. CAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE. I rot on intelligent young colored man who tos bad must of the superstitious fanTta* knocked out of him to go with a friend who was known to tto doctor and tell mowhat a 1-iug un»? eo" -i-' — - ----------- ” inch uud -V--1 tbcro .taring st themi with mw .-re distrustfully. It k was a big bright rv. in the daritnoa of tho land­ ing to glare like tbe headlight of n locomotivk . Th. young negro confeswl afterward . i _____ n—K-t .11 av.t companion, who bad not his advantage* ot early education and firmly believed m the •Id timnY power, was shaking from head to foot with terror Thu old man finally flung tbo iloor open and invited them in. ,Ho wa* dreswvi to a long black robe that the ringular • strange -kformity tto flcry eye lay alnort frame w<* bent, and his slace cadaverous. Boh, my young colored ft land. says that tbo 8 MICHIGAN MUTUAL cabin and intelligible cautidn* against Are: Don't allow stove* or beaters on ycx Tornado, Cyclone and Wind-Storm fully protected with metal. Don't all. w any loom jointed gas brnckrtt on your premisos, which could be mrung against woodwork, or nny go* bra>-krta with­ out wire scrocrn or globui, if hay, straw, light material* or window curtains ore near them. Doni allow the elrctrie light* or wires on your premiacG which are not properly pro- Commencing Jan. 1st, 1888. INSURANCE COMPANY, Located at Hastings, Barry County, Michigan Don't allow steam pines to bo in contact with wood or inflammable material. Don't allow any kerosene oil lamp* to b# filled after dark. Filling lamps near a flr* is dangeroiLH. Don't forget to keep tlm lamps filled and wick* in good ortler When tbo oil i» low it generates gas, which i* liable to expfode. Don’t allow benzine, garaline, naphtha or explosive* in your place. Your insurance policy prohibit* it. . Don’t allow asbe* to be put in a wooden box or barrel in your building. Always have We are offering rare bargains in For the year endini Dec. 81st. A. D. 1887: Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks. N umber ot memovr. Dec. 3tst. of previous . Name of oBeerior 1? ytar................................ *07 Paid 8. W. Mapes. rrasiMN. «or In order to red nee f tie stock the prices have been ent. TotalI krtu.’t nuui-wr of mem '-rs withdr.iwn •hiring tne y*ar, and policies e*»»ccli4 oy .. ......... -e . .1.. TH—.,.. Every line of goods can be purchased at greatly reduced prices. Xum-inr of m«mhrrs now belonging to nud Mvoral InxkM, nil staffed, but apparently oasily about. A hideous carved figure that look.xl sottM-thlng like a wooden irallxation waa a carta iu with a round holo iu It, through which, it wu evident, the doctor black balls swung from tho ceiling. Tbadoctor shut tho door alter them and ' man*. Amount of property U risk D.tf. 31 »t, ot preview ye-ir ... ' Amount of rftlrt auded doriux pro»- building every night; they are telf-lgniting. papers to be mixed up with clean cllpptngu, or a larger amount of clippings to remain in i* absolutely unavoidable. . Total available resources Nature be terrifying, what tl»ey wanted. Bob's com- Bob wanted a love powder. The doctor took alsiut laehind tto curtain, ap;»arently dancing and droning a weird turns Bob'* companion ■aid: “Oh, Lord I" and wanted tn cut and run Bob had an idea that he could distinguish some signs nt “Old Hundred" about tho tune, and wh«n he naught sight ot tho old man’s Taco it looked more cunning than devilish. in one band bolding a cup of Total....................................................... Deduct risks caueuled. wllbJrawu. ortermineted N« amount now at risk i>y cmiipauy in spittoon*. It causes many fire*. ignited by cigar stum pa ar cigafettoa. Don't allow sawdust to bo used for catch­ ing oil drippings from machine* ur elevator gearing. Band is safe. Don't allow matebre to be kept loose, or If you desire a dress or cloak NOW is positive]}' the right time to.secure it cheap. . D, A D»wiiir. Director.' tor *cnlcc«....................... ............... . No old goods, but this teason’s styles and colorings. Elegant black silks substantial and durable. Total schedule A.. »<-rTiu>i-t.B n. Paid agents on membership to**... per rent, on premiums “ printing........................... ." postage ar <1 express.; •• W>rfxl for office............. ................. “ travellae exia-nwsot Secretary “ Bling rr with County Ctor*. Ji* Choice colored silks in delicate rich shadings fer evening wear. Total schedule B........... ...i...... We are also offering Total liabilities. Cash premiums reeelred during the year..................’.................. Cash t/om membership or >K>:iey fee*...................................... Cash Ir comb from all other sources. Interest Don't allow rooking ms your promism Don't fail to have your fir* bucket* filled. . H W. MiP—. rreslJ’.'Sl. ami l». w. Hoc Secretary of said Cumua'i) do and earii tori sell doth dep-Mc and sar. that thrr hare 1 the foregoing statement, and know thr tout Remnants of Goods in Every Department AT BARGAIN PRICES, D. W. P.OGI vi vauuary. <s. «•. I*— »3 M MABCVHW. Rift ER. Notary Public for Barry County. Mich. st blocked up or u**d for storage. or rubbish. director* (achMtui* A).' All other expenditure* (schedule Bi blade INSPECTION SOLICITED, night. >rer them rapidly, jabbaring all th-r । stirred mime thing ; Into the' black I. ISRAEL & CD, I want to invuko your mum again—not to do anything, for thought, such a* yours and fort and into a clam sbHl markad with fan turtle de­ vices gave it to>hi* vMtbr. "At midnight iu the dark of tbe moon, you First Maryland in, and without any definite must boH tbe block cat with occ hand, and 1 order* wl>-re to pv swallow from this clamshell throw time* aud J I fiskrd him which wav I should more wli-m | 1 had broken tbdf, line. Hr mill, , Bob raid to raid thi-< hkratnan vnenking ' w,v In a well. Ttoold man b>ok the white pow- i i_,.v Tbc direction I nfterward der and pat it into nnotber clamahc!) and I . ‘ .... ‘ *.... found waa behind Mct lcrnand's left Anyhow, I pushed forward toward toe UieOiiioFarmers’ Insurance Co OF LEROY, OHIO. ON THE STOCK PLAN. Chartered Feb. 8, 1844 old man, “and now giro me your riher and । ing and prenrd right Into the smoko. I . found n Federal rix gun battery about Bob said his <i*n|mnion was ready to faint 1.000 yard* to front and a Federal Uno of wlyn be turned around on the stain and battle in front of the battery in a roadway saw the bulging eye kstfcing at them -..taad- cut into th* ground, which afforded them ftutly through tho crack iu tbe door. Wbm and found it as good peetiered sugar as ever a grocer sold Nothing could induce the rhvumatic patl*ut to tant-i the compound ably madb He said tlud tbe old man Pays full amount of Joss. No voidable conditions iu policy. It is'the broadest, simplest and safest policy issued. Assets January 1st, 1SS7, $1,347,398.89. glmunlng (itwa.-, J:wt about sundown); on tny left tbo line tay ou tbo ground and l>*gan firing. My own lino l«gun to tremble, th* men to xtumblo and eat-h tb.-Ir tne« in th* be sticks full ot Monk pins, ami hang* up to believe. The old man wns careful to get just th« right klnrt ot ■■hx ken.t. or tlw charm MICHIGAN BUSINESS for 1st year, 188C: broken -shot and sli-11 screaming over them, and muoke! balls knocking a man out every Having written insurance on over J of a million of property for the best farmers of Barry county and vicinity in this old and reliable company is sufficient endorsement of its popular­ ity. I should be pleased to show its policy to as many more as will favor me with a call, at my office in Abstract block, or drop me a postal card and your request will receive prompt attention. that they ctocnxl, and ut Ums order rushed forward at a “right shoulder ebift arnw," and went orrr the Federal line and hottery without firing n shut.-Gan. Bradley T. John­ son's Ix-ttcr to Col. Jainre R. Randall The renowned composer Brahms finds it hnpordhl* to work except amid absolutely quirt st:rrobndlng*. He cannot enduro tbe L. C. WELTON, Agt. Hastings, Mich. amure hiinwlf »rf tbo stillness of a lodging ft Is his custom on bis tours to cntechlwr tho portier of tbo bourn tn which be think* of of an exhaustion of lumber supply atarmed prims for Umber planting. Wo may otnife portAiic41, bringing tbo whole world under prophetic, and the very tallruads which have distance* of w» l-ilky rndght, in addition to See ttie 1* jwrfw'tly quiet, Brahma resort* to in tho following dialogue: Herr Bmiuns to the porter: “You must know that J am a riuging in this boumf ‘CAPITAL OAK’ Stoves! on thaf*id«, and tbe Udy underneath is ring ing all day long and half of the nighL" Brahms to the portirr: “I kin so glad von BEFORE BUYING. -Pall Moll Uasntxr. in< a newspaper, to would hold a “dummy Some Family Made Happy! Risks written, $9,662,869. Premium Receipts, $70,204.54. Rackuuxu-k until l>- find. two black chicken* amiwrfedly dry U>e old man •ell- them for Kalamazoo. With Double Shake Grate. Large Ash Pan, lArge Swing Top and Double Doors. i* cdmddnted uupruhtablc, and i* left in the •Soli h71 Bros Honghialin £ Lichty Have concluded to give their patronsa benefit as follows: With eacli dollars worth of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES, I’urclitL-ed for cash at oar store, we will give a ticket en­ titling the holder to one chance in the following prize, the lucky number to have all tbe goods enumerated below: 1 50 25 1 1 5 5 Barrel Roller Flour, lbs. A Sugar, lbs. Pork, . pair Boots, bolt Factory Cloth, lbs. 50 cent Tea, lbs. 30 cent Coffee, $4.00 3.00 2.50 3.00 3.00 2.50 1.50 A committee of onr■ earthmen will decide the manner in which the goods mil be given, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1888. �& HIS QUEER SON OFFICE IN A M. ISRAEL & CO HIS OWN STAR. A VOODOO DOCTOR. THOMP­ Annual Statement STREET ROOKERY. CAUTIONS AGAINST I got an intelligent young colored man who ha* had must of tbe »uper*titiou» fanetea knocked out of him to gv with a friend who wo* known to tbo doctor aud toll n;o wliat i FIRE. Tbe leading insurance companies of Now York hare published tbe following pracUcnblo nnd Intelligible cautidn* against Ore: MICHIGAN MUTUAL Tornado, Cyclone and Wind-Storm fully protected with metal. incn aua moon .w -w — ---Don't all w any 1<«*’ jointed gn» brs.-k-t* aw .-ye dletrortfully. ItvWn* a big bright on your premia*, which could be swunj <rve that segued hi the darknoM of tho land- against woodwork, ar any ga» brarkrt* with­ tog to glare like tbe l-wdllght of a locomo­ out wire serecna ar glolmi, it hay, xtraWi tive. . Th*- young nejrO confeMol afterward light material* or window curtain* are near that It made bitn “Kocao flesh" all over. Hi* tham. companioa. who bad not hl* adrantigrt ot Don’t allow tho dretric light* or wire* on early education and firmly l*!iewd in tbe your premiMx. which are not pr^wrly pro- j old man’s pow»T, wu» shaking from bead to tccted. foot with terror Tho old mau finally flung Don’t allow steam pipe* to bo in contact tho door open and iutitad them in. Ho with wood or (iifiaminabic matcruiL w.w divwwd in a long black robe that Don’t allow any keroacoo oil lamp* to ba filled after dark. Filling lamp* near a fir* i* dangerou*. tho singular Don't forget to keep tiie lamp* filled and wklu in good order. When tho oil i» low it Number of raetnocri Het. 3tit. of previous year— generate* gn», which 1* liable to explode. Nunber of number* iiddwl during th< Don’t allow benxine, gaxoline, naphtha or explosive* iu your place. Your insuranca Total. policy prohibit* it. l.'tU't uum rva va during tne year, amt policies cauccltd by Don't allow asbe* to be put in a ivoodra box or barrel ia yoar building. Always have l».B Hale. Director. fur tender* rtfiko terror into tbo (touted man lu the ium’ior of m*iaSor» now belonging lo fourth want II contained two alligators conpany......... . ............... ............... ............. . and ravaral Winks*, all stuffed, but apparently X»KS. with cover, and have them taken out of thi <x prerioa* year building every night; they are self-igniting. Don’t allow any greasy or oily rage cr Amount of risk* auded daring prd»look'd aotnrthiug like paper* to be mixed up with clean c!ii>ptngu, or a larger amount of dipping* to renusin iu Total schedule A Total.................................................... IJjduct risk* canceled, withdrawn, iu-irKi>vi.K u. or terminated was a curtain with a round hole lu it, isabsolutely uuavoidahlo. . through which, it was evident, tho doctor Paid mttnt* on membership fees was i.-rartomed to glare at his |wUcu.t» with in spittoon*. It cauM* many fire*, ignited “ printing by cigar stump* or eigafeltea. block balk swung from the ceiling. Don’t allow aawdmrt to bo uncd for catch­ Tbe doctor tout tbo door after them nnd Total xrallabk ing oil drippings from machine* <o- nlcvulor locked it and then, stepping around behind' gearing. Sand is safe. — — Don’t allow matchca to !» kept looxe, or Nature claim*, due officers and expenses. in paper box**, but only in metal ar earthen Total liabilities...v.. . safe*. Tlxwe lighting only on the box are pauinn finally mauagvd to blurt out that he • 'INSURANCE COMPANY, Commencing Jan. 1st, 1888. Located at Hastings, Barry County, Michigan For the year eudini Dee. 81st, A. D. 1887; about liehind the curtain. n;>;>are:itiy dancing anil droning a weird tune. Bob's com jianton Mid: “Oh, Lmll" and wanted to cut and run bob had an idea that be could distinguish •ome signs of •Old Hundred" al-out the tune, and wbnn he eaught sight of tho old man’s faro it looked more cunning than devilish. in one hand bolding a rap of black Don’t allow smoking on your premise Caah premium* rtcelvixi dnrlug.Uie year . .. Cato tium metabertoip or policy Don't full to have your fire bucket* filled. Cato ireoni’e from nli other source*. Interest T*tal receipt• and Income way* provided with good trap door* or hatches, and hare these shut nt night In order to reduce the stock the prices have been cut. Every line of goods can bo purchased at greatly reduced prices. If you desire a dress or cloak NOW is positively the right time to. secure it cheap. । , No old goods, but this reason's styles and colorings. • Elegant black silks substantial and durable. Choice colored silks in delicate rich shadings fer evening wear. We are also offering AT BAJRGAIN PRICES, MARCUS W. RIKER, Notary Public for Barry Coaotr. Mich. director*(aebedula A)--.. All other expenditures (schedule B) INSPECTION SOLICITED, Total tip-nw actually paid dur night. Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks Remnants of Goods in Every Department 4 Ar RM. proshtenL RtXIERN. Hrerrtar Trtalcmh Income blocked up or used for storage, or rubbish. We are offering rare bargains in hi* hand over them rapidly, jabbering nil the time. atirrvd •umrthtag Into the' black lurid eye to aen what effect t>.- performance wa* haring on them. Finally, be aroee and taking mmo of the powder a.-attared it over the rheumatic natiMi*. to his un*peakable ter­ ror. Then h«lh«>kth. rort and putting it into a clam tori! tnarknl with fan tart to de­ vice* gave it to his visitor. "At midnight ta the dark of tbe moon, you must bold the Block <-at with cn<- lu:>d, mxl ■wallow from thi < clarmhel! tbtve timet and . Bob mid ho tali! thto like a man «p?nlr!ng in a 'welt Tlitoold man took tho white p-jwder and put it into another clamshell and I. ISRAEL 4 CO do anything, for thought* such a* yours nnd gentian. At Un battle uf Cold harbor, June I naked him which way I should move wbraj I had broken tbclfjino. He odd, “Thai way," swinging hi* right arm at full length from him/ Thedirwti'ja I afterward found wm beMbd McClcrnaad'a left Anyhow, I putoed forward toward tne tag and prewwxl right into tho smoke, It took n Lead to pam them out, and Bob said hl* oxnpanion wan ready to faint wijyn he turned around on the stain aud saw the imlging eye farthing al them stead­ fastly through the cru-k iu tbe door. Wbra they got outtolo Bob tatted hi* love powder and found it n* good powdered sugar as ever a grtx-cr sold. Noth!-- -*■ ’ * ' * *’ rhcuinatie patient to compound iu hi* clam shell, < lid that tbe old man Hacktmaack until b- find,. ten black vhtokon* I 1,000 yards tn front and a Federal lino of rat into the ground, which afforded them gloaming (Lt waa just about .nmdownl; on broken—shot and slx-11 acreamlng over them, and mnakrt ball* knocking a man out every minute. I sprang out in front of tbo lino, gave the •order. “Halt! Attention! On tho forward at a "right shoulder shift ar™,” and went over tho Federal line and l»tU:rr without firing a toot.-Gen. Bradley T. John- th« right kind ot ihiekrim, or tlw "charm U. R. IL" b. Now York The renowned composer Brahm* find* it impoadbteto work' except amid absolutely quirt surrohndtags. Ho cannot enduro the TheOhioFarmers’ Insurance Co OF LEROY, OHIO. ON THE STOCK PLAN. Chartered Feb. 8, 1848 Pays full amount of loss. No voidable conditions iu policy. It is the broadest, simplest and safest policy issued. Assets January 1st, 1887, |1.347,398.SV. ‘ ----- ------ -------- —-awu aaaaiataaua had not yrt revolutionised tnsUiod* of trona­ porta th 4i, twinging tbo whole world under • oulributiou h.r supphat Yet, wldlo those frars were premature. tboy ware neverthelom Having written insurance on over J of a million of property for the best farmers of Barry county and vicinity in this old and reliable company is sufficient endorsement of its popular­ ity. I should be pleased to show its policy to as many more as will favor me with a call, at my office in Abstract block, or drop me a postal card and your request will receive prompt attention. L. C. WELTON, Agt. Hastings, Mich. amuro himself <if the stilhxm of ■ ---- . ----- - -- ---- V, .L, distance* of m. imlky freight, in addition to in tbe following dialogue; Herr Brahm* to the porter: “You mart know that J am a jovial sort .»f follow and like plenty of mu- on thafwhle. and tbe lady underneath is sing tag all day long and half of ttoi night." Brahma to th« portlcr: “I am so glml you -Pall Mall Gamfta. 'CAPITAL OAK’ Stoves I BEFORE BUYING. With Double Shake Grate, Large Ash Pan, Large Swing Top and ' Double Doon. cmrioua gase. He always sold lu reply to any -Soli h- large Clnrinnatl tobnera I JlO.lKX? a year to know aJixta as Hum bold!. good tobaecn teafl tees* the >d fuiuru MkbJ*£ '•’LT1 ATLEOjuRPEE*8. ~C O.', PHUAD ELPhI A,' PI Some Family Made Happy! MICHIGAN BUSINESS for 1st year, 1886: Risks written, $9,662,869. Premium Receipts, 879,20154. See tiie <>f an exhaustion of lumber (apply alarmed New Rugland legislator*; nnd m early aa 1801, tbe Mmmchuartta society offcred It* FARM ANNUAL FOR 1888 Bros, Houghialin Si Lichty Have concluded to give their patrons a benefit as follows: With each dollar's worth of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKER] BOOTS, SHOES, Purcha.«ed for cash at oar store, we will give a ticket en­ titling the holder to one chanee in the following prixe. the lucky number to have all the goods enumerated below: 1 Barrel Roller Flour, 50 lbs. A Sugar, 25 lbs. Pork, . 1 pair Boots, 1 bolt Factory Cloth, 5 lbs. 50 cent Tea, 5, lbs. 30 cent Coffee, $4.00 3.00 2.50 3.00 3.00 2.50 1.50 A committee of oar cantoinerB will decide tbe manner in which the goods will be given, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1888 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-01-18.pdf 52ab8b8aacc3178901755edbde2e6bdb PDF Text Text VOL. XXXII. NO. 38 COOK & NISKERN. iuced right ening ?00 WHOLE qp. 1706. ■ ,4—Mr- _?n<1 Mri. Bobart Chance, of HOODULVD. A cold wave has struck Woodland. Our German school, under the in­ Hollister Sboup, David Marshall and struction of Wm. W underllch. b doing Jacob Kuntz each have new cutters. good work. HA«nN0i, Barry Co., Mioil, tollow-ing person* are aulborizea to re­ Myrou Pennock had one of bis horses Church social at B. 8. Holly's last ---- uitecriplion* forth*- Banxf.k-. break its leg by slipping on tbe ice last WeUey Myer*. Woodtand Center, Friday night Charlee McArthur moved into his Saturdav. The U. B. 8.8. will give a concert on bouse last week. Tbe house vacated by SUBSOXirnOir RATE8 Mr. McArthur will be occupied by Mrs. Saturday evening. Jan. 28th. Admis­ l mun:i Jrwrll. Assyria. Susie Bowlader who has purchased the sion tea cents, children five cents. Fame. William Talbot, an old time resident ADVERTISING RATES: DUOntMU. Eva Hood b again aide to attend of this town, passed through here mak­ school Kxtraciiugq lor»;>cctal position* roMtniasicr, Freeport. ing slort calls on old friends last week. The suit on Thursday of the people Mr*. A. S. Quick took bar UUle JOB PRINTING. vs. Lime Scott resulted in the acquittal Glen to Battle Creek and left of Scott Mr. Scott was JoimShean. Hickory Corner*. father having recently mar­ fore Justice Velte on the Brown * Cairo*. Prairieville. ried. ■TP*. t:*o mo* 1 spprotM pattern* o( mxcblocryByron Fisher. Cressy’s Corner,. threatening the life of John ■tadoompetrnt workmrn employed, enables tbe *m. Broward. Broward. Ben Potter is layed up with neural­ Prosecutor Colgrove - represented the A. G. Je**t>p, OranseyiUe. . people and G. D. Barden defended the gia in his face. i’o«tma*ter. Yankee Spring*. Ruaiel Sl^de is very sick being much C. W. Armstrong. Bowen* MUI*. case. It took the jury just one minate orae tho past few days. Money paid to these agent* will be rveulpUil to bring in a verdict ot “not guilty. e br the Baxxkb proprietor*, and we trust The Slades and Quicks The sdiool house b undergoing slight places named the invited tn the wedding of Wesloy 111. between th I pairs, Spaulding's daughter Huldah. of Belle­ Dottle le Warner b on the sick list. vue, to Addison Carpenter, of Convis, dty of 3.000 people. sarroutviM Lulu Wachs b still unable to attend Dy . a rich anti proxperou* eountrv. and *COOK-i NISKERN. last Wedneday. school eounty M-at of Harry oouoty. it* location on Chris. Marshall dismissed his school Lewb Bitzer has gone to Grand for one day and skipped out and got urp.*»e<l. With Delayed looter. beautifully »hadrrt atreeU and handsome married. The bride is one of the twin Last Friday ^evening about ten me talk ot purchasing an organ for ' Marshall girls but If he can’t tell which home*. It afford* an sxcw’Uent residence t>l The citv h i* endod *ehool* at the hie Delayed Letter. o’clock Hiram Smith was found at Ell the high school. one it is any-better than we can he is riandanl nf exeellenre, also a school library Territory for the Weed Pulverizer ia How it snows, but it is iust what we Nichol's barn In an unconscious stale, IMP XOlumn*. and elrnnt *cbool buHdinK*. in quite a dilemma. want to make good sleighin having had a stroke of paralysis while fast being sold and the inventor has Daniel Bolley, a soldier and once ■ , rery prospect of making a fortune out resident of this town, died at his C. W. Stilwell, who has been visiting doing the chores. olent order. It can bout of a* anr a «y»tetn of ’ Ora Lewis 13 having quite a serious of bb invention. water work* a* any city po*»e»«e*.u!ifrh fur- his parents here, returned to Grand daughter's in Battle Creek and wks C. 8. Palmerton's saw mill runs brought here and interred in the Wil­ iu*h water ol ud*utiku'mm1 purUy and artapta- Rapids Wednesday. time, with one of his limbs. He has Uou tor nixwiiold purpose*, aud also secure John McCauley, one of the earliest thought he t had rheumatism, hilt it steady dow. adequate protection ajcnlnit Arc. lt~hn* two cox cemetery. . • Mr. Klice who has been sick al! win­ Eroves to tie an abcess caused by a good bank*. wblHi extend every ptMalbl^ ac- settlers of Carlton. l»eing K years of Delated Letter. Mrs. Colvin Bassett la visiting rela­ Walley thinks the tags crop tbe past cotuodniion to patron*, and two new hotel*, one age. died last Friday morning. His ruise made bv a plow handle while ter died Sunday morning at 1 o’clock. • tl fes in Jackson. of whl .'U I* now open to tbe public. Gut have no timeral was held at the M. E. church season was nnanchdly better than the plowing iu the fait Charley Reiser is again sick and un­ Ben. Pearce hud a very sick hone superior tu any city of three ttinc* the popuLiMiss Nettie England is visiting her able to attend school. Charley b miss­ last week with some disease of the eyes. lion of Haetlua*. It* t>a*lnv*< nira and bu*l- Sunday, was attended by a large con­ potato crop. We think so by the big ed at school tor he is one of our bright­ ne«s house* are folly abreut with th* time* in course ot people. His remains were in­ loads wo see him hauling to market alster near Rutland this week. push and enterprise. Il has already a number terred in the Fuller cemetery.' every few days. . est boys. Minnie Earl has been at home visit­ of tlonrlxliln,-m inntactnririi; cnt-rprliw* B it On Bunday4morning the people of T. S. Clark and wife visited Mr. Qk ing for the past week. Andy Booher, of East Carlton, met It* develooeinutii in till* direction ha* been Emma Rood was on tbe sick list last our village were startled by the cry of hlDdred by lack ot proper transportation iacllt- with a severe if not fatal- accident last rrlutives in Wayland last week. I*ast week as John Latimer was tlea. The Mtchlsan Central ba* lone been Hi week. He with some other young men Wm. L. Herrick has u line lot of nice week. - " lire. On gaining tbe streets W. C. walking beside a load of hay. it tint only tallway. But th I# tallUMCht.acu.KaiaRev. Ross attended quarterly meet­ Downing’s house was seen to-be in over. He fell against the rack, and tnatoo 4 Saginaw IL K. ha* been completed to wqre engaged in cutting wood for M. cutters to sell. Now is your time to Hastings, iitaklttfi it nearer (1ilc>ip> hy mil 1’. F uller. and while one of them was buy boys; you know your beet girl en­ ing near Hastings last Saturday and ilamee; however, by the heroic efforts they fear seriously injured. than either Grand Rapid* or .Taciuon. It l» the Hpliting the ax glanced striking Booher joys h sleigh ride. of our citizens the flame! were exSunday. Quite good sleighing now. parpose of Uie protector* of Ibl* line to extend Mrs. B. F. Nprris is dangerously t»iek. Mrs. FI, C. Turner, of Wayland, is timruishetL but not- till the house was the aamo to Hsalnaw next year, wlilrh will In the face, euttidg an angry gnsb J. L. Broughton and wife attended make the C. K. &. 8. one of the best line* in across his nose and cheek. His reuov- Dr. Buchner is ncr attending physician. making her old friends and neighbors badly damaged. Michiiran. The Lowell 4 Hastlns* railroad ha* ery ta doubtful. Died, at the residence of his father, glad by a visit. We wonder If the Good Templar’s the entertainment of the L O; O. F. at Middleville last Monday evening, and been graded and Ironed from f-nwrll south to Stephen Potter, at Yankee Springs. organization-b a benefit to our village, Carrie Jessup i* visiting at North Freeport, eight mile* north of Hastlnx*. The 'To numerous to meption? Weather Jan. 2nd. 1888, O. L. PolUr, aged 44 and whether it ought to be sustained report a pleasant time. riabt of war has been secured and mo*t of tho Pine lake this week. Will the Gerkey correspondent tell —i years. The deceased was an affection­ Tro»n Freet>ort to Hastings, prophets. Mrs. Bell, of N. Y\ Is visiting her or not. Our lodge ivas instituted last whose biby that is that waa sick. ended to Hasting* In iw, Sammie Roush, of Freeport, spent ate husband and kind father. Me leaves daughter, Mrs. Charles Beatlie. May and has quite a large membership, will also lie pushed on to Sunday with Miss Chittie Landon. Well, who stole the dour. a wife and five children to mourn their yet many of our best citizens who pro­ two now road* will give Harrison Fuller, of NZ Y’, ta visiting loss. Tbe funeral was heldiat tire Y anamportatlisi faculties a* fess to be in favor of temperance re­ eould be desired, and make It ooe of U>o vary friends here. kee Springs school house this 4th inst. Mrs. Leri Cotton has a brother visit­ fuse to join our lodge or to aid us in best point* for manufacturing establishments Dr. Wright reports a great deal of There waa a large concourse of relatl vts ing her. ’ , any way. Our lodge has held wiyeral to locate. To secure such Is the alm of the citi­ Mrs. L. C. Campbell, who died on the The mite society, of Coats Grove, will sociab for the purpose of an evenings' zen* ot Hastlnir*. and it offer* most liberal In sickness, and that he is kept busy and fiends at the funeral, width whs ducctnenta for *uclt instilutlona Certaluly no night and day. conducted by the F. & A. M. and the meet with Mrs. John Schawman on Fileasant entertainment and bettering morning of tbe 9th, was bnrfed in the better place for any branch of manufacturing. A sleigh load of young people took a Withy post, G. A. R.. of which orders Jan. 26. ts financial condition; our socials have east cemetery on tbe following Tues­ Mpecial!)- furniture and woodwork, could be Eva Boice returned from Cloverdale been attended only by the members of day. .Iler funeral services were held at •elected and a libera! bonus will bo given for sleigh ridV-and went to the Dunkard he was a memtar. The remains were the location here of such establishment*. church in Campbell town last Sunday, taken U> the Yankee Springs cemetery last week Thursday. our lodge and our finances not improv­ the Baptist church. Rev. Pope, ot Prair­ evening. They .report having a good for burial. Fred Andrus and wife and others ed very much. Why b it that the good ieville. officiating. Travutr. Adna Jones has opened bis mill for X splint Sunday with Anson Wood’s fam- people of Woodland do not take hold mnk of this huMJlbkettiesot Mtclilifaa. In till* time. connection we bill *talo that dnriiix the p»*t J. L. Bogardus, of Portland, was in and assist us in our endeavor to ad­ grinding feed, with a fair prospect for rear, the new, building* and linprorenieuto lu town one day lust week on business. Mlas Edith Barnum started for Pe­ vance a good cause? Strange to say lucrative business, notwithstanding a The post week has been for the mort iLi*: n.;*a«mhmtadgWjO*» and during the i<i*t A.G. Sro'ter. of Clarksville, was in pkrt stormy. toskey Monday morning^ where she but few of our church people are mem­ light.corn^rop the past season. two year* *<175.000. For further particular Mrs. Johto Shean baa gone to Ann concerning till*, one o! the beat eltle* lu Miehl- town Sunday, the guest of Will Nosh bers of dur lodge and yet nearly every Those ttho purpose*! going to Hast­ will remain for some time. and wife. Maud Summers spent Sunday in this one of them are strong trtnperance Arbor for tbe purpose of recaiving ben­ ings to attend the Odd.Fellows gather­ me . it seems to me that last week was ing on Thursday evening were, with I vicinity, returning to her school in Par­ advocates and wish to s*-e our lodge efit to her eye sight. be tbe e«iu*l of any county paper published. Mr*. A. Scogal has so far recovered raking week, by the way the Journal two or three exceptions, disappointed 1 melee Monday morning. prosper. Our .lodge ta prosperous, our Democrat scribes *!iing chunks nt in consequence of tne storm. Lyman Chamberlair is on the sick finances might be worse; we have a from her late sickness, as to bo aide to . m. bates, , and rideout. ,• the bad boy of the Freeport Herald. large memtarship but; still we -need list Johuaie Cairns, Ely Clement and . Attorney at Law. The ladies aid society will be enter­ A load of young people from Carlton the influence of many of our best citi­ . Hunting*. Mich. Perhaps they are a little jealous be­ ! Lucien Gibbs braved the storm ami Prne’.lce* In mi court* ot Uw stale, ttpvtlul cause he is a little smarter tor. gather­ i represented Prairieville lodge! visited ut A. K. Richardson's one night zens who thus far have stood tack and tained by Mrs. J. ShttMi Thursday af­ ternoon. Gentlemen are cordially in­ ing news than they ore. watchwl in from a distance. Give us | The supper here Wednesday evening last week. 1 Mrs. Ira Cotton visited with Mrs. N- sour aid kind friends and soon we will vited to tea. John Strausb*ugh has a very sick pissed off vrfry pleasantly. Robert Dlnwiddy, of Hope, and his child. Dr. Wright4s attending physi­ ( The social to have l»«-ii on Thursday Coats one day last week. have the largest, strongest and most JJ A. BARBER, M. D.. brother Wm.. from Nebraska, are visit­ 1). P. Spr.tgue and wife visited ai^ prosperous lodge in the county.’ ' mgnt night was poH;ponra postponed 1111 till tnr the imiowing following cian. _ Philo Fuller’s, of Carlton last week. John Wallace had another hemorr- 1 TtttsdRV <m account ot the weather, The G. A. R. installed officers and ing with Mr. and Mrs. McCay. Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. huge of the luuga last Friday, and ta Dame Rumor again has it that Rev. j>r. McLeny met with quite a serioiw Leroy Barnum and wife Sundayed at had n general goud time on Saturday May t>e foand at hl* office over Nr»ln - *t«»re J ’ a»n Ident Friday, falling from a ladder the Corners. night. The boy*' H blue did their Juel Martig will hold a series of meettruin'* to io a. tn. apd from t-U> 3 m All call* quite poorly. Mrs. Conklin,-of Detroit, organized a work in good shape and rendered an ingN at this place in aid ot Rev. In < ity <»r county promptly rr*|>onde«l t<», ..K’’*’/ We wonder why it was that that to |,arn floor. He was upablr to young lady brought that young man to j lenvi. his iH<j f>itur*!av and is not yet little band calb-d Cheerful Givers, to excellent program to a well \Cllcd Voorhees who has run off tbe main track of usefulness on an incline plain church*? Oh. yes, I know why it whs; ■ mueh improved. . meet semi-monthly; also a society for house. xk is leap year and she ta otaerving It. • work on the 1. O. G. T. h-.-.li is the youmr ladies and gentlemen to Woodland is silent on the railroad for needful internal repair.!, commenc­ p W.WWRY.M.D., Charles Andryd aud wife, of Hasting.*, going on ns rapidly a* could ta vxpect- meet on Thursday, the 26th. at Mrs. subject .this week, however we hope to ing Friday evening at the W. M. IT. 1’Ih sician ami Surgeon. ' rd- un',*’r th' »up»rvbiion of C. B. Iteb- •Win. Smith'a. Invitations extended to soon have trains running thrbugh our church. A cordial invitation is extend­ Make* a xikvlalty of treating dhease* of ihr was in town Sunday. ___ _ ed to al! who feed an interest in a work all interested in bringing the murals ol village. We heard a man promise another Young Soldier. KYEajtd KAU and Use pre*err >'hw> of vi*|.->of reformation in our midst ' Mrs. ' by properly huhui Ml'XCTAf I.EN and eye that he would help him thrash, and Mrs. E. Torpenning has a brother society to a higher standard. ” Mrs. A. J. Smith entertained severs! The thermometer at 4 degrees below Conklin returned to hi-r home on Monwould not go tacanse there was no visiting her. Office umt re*ldenc>’ on Broadway, neartourt hard cider for him to drink. laities residing dot tar from tbe Corn­ zero'on'Monday morning. “ikui pennies always return” so. It is day last,' Hou**-. Hasting*. Mlcb^ Joshua Dilienback, uf Chicago, is ers on Saturday afternoon. . B. B. Crains, of -Nashville, was in Mid, will Pet Wren. ' A social grtherlng met al Will Burnhere visiting relatives. town the fore part of the week. ’ A son at J. Havens'. QMITH & COLG ROVE. Mrs. Delia M. Smith has been staying sidea Saturday evening. An enjoyable Obcd Chamtarlain buried his young­ Will Brumfield is onebf the slqk thte j Lawyers. with her parents during the last week. time was had by all present. est Child Jan. 10th. week. (.Office In Union bkxsk. HaaUnp. ) Born, to Wm. Malone and wife, a Delayed Letter. Practice i* all the Court* of the *tatr. . QKilKKY. ' Good sleighing at this writing. We are in the midst of another Bako- girl. I DELTON. W.W. McKibben is serlouslv ill. Protracted meetings are in progress A dancing and visiting partv at ta blizzard. E. KEN ASTON, , roads are in tn une fine ooixnuon, condition, ana and An addition to our population this at the Tatnarac church. J The i uc runus Charles Carpenter ’ s the evening of the The remains of Mrs. Mary Passmore, < . Attorney ut Law, Dave Clingman has returned fronl farmers are using them quite freely week. For further particulars inquire , !0lh. All seemed to enjoy themselves. who tiled at her residence in Grand I (Over J. 8. Uoodrear a Oo.'» store-) , drawing wood and saw logs. FrwllCr* lu an court* of tbo HUM. Collections of Charles’Shriber alias Miller. The social at M. WahlorfTa had a Canada. Rapids, were brought to Bowens Mills promptly attending to, • Mr. Whittemore will soon be here Coasting on Carpenter’s hill last Sun~*■ “ for burial last Thursday. igood attendance, considering Ute night * J. D. Shaffer’s boy returned with him with his saw mill, and that will make Charles McDermott bus gone to visit from Indiana. Bert Armstrong has a tad swelling The accident to young Boher men­ IfARTIN V. BARKER,Real Estate, M. C. Alden, of Allegan county, is one more addition to our thriving vil­ in Fennavlyania. on his band, from which he is suffering friends 1 lage. tioned last week is. we think, a pretty lU. Insurance and Loans. visiting friends in this vicinity. John and Charles Kahler are cutting There will be some ties sawed here OBco^Hh J.G. Rm^ranW^Son. 3 door* north strong temperance lecture. Brum­ very much. All the sick people are on the gain. wood for S. Williams. Stephen Ide and wife, of Grand Rap- ’ this winter, ns we see the railroad calls baugh, the man that used the ax, would Special attention given to making exchange* be a good, noble young man if he could ids. tire visiting relatives and old neigh­ for 160.000 within the next 1*0 days to The iutareats ot uoa-rmldent I thought, Mr. Editor, that items sent use in extending the railroad north illy loukM alter. Fann* let liquor alone but he has a strong in­ bors in this vicinity. Hon. A. C. Toifne spent last week at Mrs. John Hartwell, who went to exchange. House* and herited and acquired appetite for drink in by this correspondent were not of from Hastings. 'Otsego last fall to take cure of her two <the city of Hastings on official duties. much account; but I learn that tliey Tbe R. R. ran a double header through and rays the only way for him to re­ Six decks of sheep went from this form is to have liquor placed where he sick daughters, was taken ill herself place last Saturday, and two tho follow­ are eagerly looked for by Banner sub­ this place last Friday morning. and started for home. By the time she I AMES A. SWEEZEY, F. J. Norwood has shipped eight car can't get it. Voters what more do you Tuesday. Business io this line has scribers. who live at a distance. arrived at Wayland she was too 111 to ing । Lawyer, Among tbe sick may be mentioned loads of poplar wood from this place, want to prove that the traffic should go farther, so she stopped at her broth- tieen satufHctory so rar this season, and 1 n&U'us*, Mich. Frankie Warner, nearly all the McGow­ and has some more to ship. Practice* Id ail court* of the state. Office over be done away with. er’s, D. Shattuck’s, where she has been <station agent Spaulding informs us that an family, Mrs. Wm. Varney. Mrs. Farmers arc now drawing their We think ihquite refreshing to see a for live or six weeks. Last week she |he him orders tor twelve decks to be W. H. SehMtz’*tore. _________ Geo. Varney, Thos. Mead, and others of wheat to this place with the assurance scribe of one paper comment on her was brought home and is now conval- loaded in the near future. . I items in another. Don't you think so £ C. WELTON W. A. Spaulding and H. W. Wllllanm a less decree. Mrs. E. Warner has been of good prices. as there is competition esdng. very sick her life being dlspaircd of, here now. -Gipay?” spending considerable time on the Mr. and Mrs. John King entertained are 1 but it is dow thought she will recover. la *«ent toe Ute Ohio Farmer'* ln»urance Co. O. Barrett has a nice pile of bird Be there Saturday evening George A. road buying grain. a card party Tuesday evening. He write* pollcleaou a man’* property axalnrt and we will meet you. H. Tyson, of Kalamazoo, was among Sarah Osborn has tvphold fever, Chas. wood on the road, and ta having more o** by fire, llgUUilag or wind; aaalnri* gtaak Murder will out! So Rural, the cor­ Osborn is quite dangeronsh- skk, and I cut. One hundred cords in all. a load of young people from here respondent of the Barry County Repub- !us lust week buying cattie for his mar­ am told the doctors have not yet decid­ A. Bush made n visit to Monterey spent last Saturday evening on the lican, will think when n bill for a half ket. town line. Hiram Chase visited Bastings the ed what his case is. Lewis Demond is Center last week and got caught in the dozen enns of sardines is presented to QOOK A SHELDON, also sick. • blizzard. Another drop reported at the sink him. But he will readily pay It under fore part of the week.. Mrs. Randall fell down tbe cellar Our blacksmith has been kept very hole east of “Lake Odandy.” Mr. Woodward is wondering if a livLsdv compositor that was Charley the rule that those who dance must erv stable would not be a profitable in- ■ stairs backwards. She escaped without busy of late. Mr. Mantle is always oh pav the fiddler. any serious injury. bund to attend to business. not Fred, that was in the office tbe County. C. W. Armstrong went to Kalama­ vestment at this point, and we moat A wood cutting bee at McGowan ’ s E. E. Gnlley intends to pnt up his other day. 1 zoo last week and purchased a new *40 emphatically say yes._______ dwelling house just as soon as the Tbe District Chief expected to be to-day. Ladies aid society meets to-morrow weather-will permit in tbe spring. with tbe Good Templars last Wednes­ cutter. To-day one of Middleville’s QUIMBY. livery men sent his man up here with a I\ Lawyers. Peter Stewart coom-s out with a bran day evening but was taken with bleed­ The literary met last Monday night, st James Townsend's on the town line boot and shoe runner. He drove into (Over Haailng* National Bank.) by invitation. new cutter. ing at the lungs and could not come Mr. Armstrong’s barn, and hitched b** and tho following officers were elected: J. W. Judkim* is on the gain; he hav­ Quarterly meeting last Sunday at but will be there next Wednesday. Frea.—Ernest Gaskill. team in such a manner that they ruined, WILLIAM B. S WEEZE Y, Attorney Free Methodist church. ing been quite sick. Vice Prra-O wen HaU. said cutter, while the man sat by the IT At Law and Solicitor tn Chancery. A new preacher at the school bouse . Oyster supper and dance at Pennock’s Set.—Blanch Bncheiler. stove deploring the said condition of hall next Friday night. last Sunday. DOWUOCO. Trees.- Nellie Rdd. our county under local option. When Mr. Charlton, who had his limb am­ Some parties from Sherwood were Marshals—Oliver Chaffee and An­ Mr. James Phillips has a new swell WILLIAM B. 8 WEEZEY, putated. is doing finely. here last week looking for a place to he said words that would not bear re­ drew Rough. VV Justice of the Peace. box cutter. rent to put in a stock of ready made Mo news lost week on account of not b school. Who btamea Mr. John Whitwrite,"of Rutland, is Collection* a specialty . clothing, boots and shoes. They think getting to tbe offide. , visiting bls sister Mrs. Jessie Warner. Wm. Guy has returned from Ohio of renting l*tnnodc’s store untU spring. Frank Ryerson's baby has lung fever. Revival meetings are splendid. A We must make mention of tbe gifts TCR4NK C. BOISE NORTH IRVING. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Welter an 8^ where be bq| been visiting for tbe laxl JD Nathalie, Mich., full house Sunday night. seven'weeks. received by Gideon Hughs’ and family pound boy. The new comer put in his Leip year has come again and the Mr. Win Kelly, of Hastings, Nehru- 1 O. H. Cole hus a new wind mill. Hardware A Iron Merchant, from J. A. Stewart. Mrs. Hughs* broth­ appearance last Thursday morning. girls in this vicinity are going to make tea. Sundayed with Irving friends. 1 Rev. Koehler is belding revival meet­ er, whois in CaBfbrnia. Gid.got a fur A good many from hefe attended tbe use of it, on Jan. 27th, 1888, by having Protracted meetings at tho Moulton overcoat that cost *110; His wife as nice free Methodist quarterly meeting in ings at tbe new church. a leap year shadow social at the Grange church have at last ended. Mr. and Mrs. Murray, of Jackipn, a set of carving tools as it has been our last Saturday and Sunday. hall. The girls are to go and get the Fred Brown has moved bock to Irv- Castleton 1 visited Maple Grove friends last Satur­ lot to lqok at in same time, all mounted Rev. Martin preached at the school boys, take them to the soclffF and pay flertha Bishop, of Rutland, visited In day and Sunday. with staghorn. Also tbe children were house lust Sunday; he preaches again 16 cents a .piece for their shadow, but We would advise Mr. Jt*fferaon Hyde not forgotten, as each one received a in two weeks. the boys have to take the supper. All Irving over Sunday. ll TIMMERMAN, Mr. B. C. Cramer, an old gentleman to put the following advertisement in nice present. Mr. Ebbi* Pennock also Goorselngram 1s agent for Cbceu. Homeopathic Physician A burgeon, girls are invited to come and bring living in Baltimore, died last Saturday the paper: Whereas my wife, Ida. hasi came in on the list, as Mr. Stewart sent their fellow or some one else ’ s fellow borough'll folding chairs. (OSes or«r Lathrop’* drug store.) and. married women bring your hus­ albrat’s mill will be moved onto C. after a long illness. The funeral t&ok taken my bed and board and my boasei him a set of solid silver spoons in an place at bis house, Monday at 11 o'clock. is left unto me desolate, this is to warn elegant casket. Mr. Stewart is tn this week. bands or some ono else’ I overheard H. LANDIS, M. D Chrfrlie Scott drives a new swell box all the fair sex to give me a wide berth Sandlago keepinglunch and eating some of tbe Grange girls talk this and at the Irving Grange boll , Physican and Burgeon, ill have nothing to do with bom*, and by tbe report ot those that thought maybe they would like it lastSaUMay night wm well attended. cutter. have been there, Uray say be b doing a «r°Mu3i1'oYlKUpUxlck’s drue Dubllshed so as to nai Bl an ah Bscheller. wbo has been ertek them. ive their first atTwo weeks from that time another ‘ ‘ Mrs. Conley is visiting in Carlton. for the part few days, is improving. dance ta given out. Invitation to all and there «tar or niaht. Tbe Hastings Banner ks HASTINGS. MICH-JANUARY 18, 1888. HASTINGS. County News John Stitaon, Thos. Crawley, Morris Burton, ISltann Lake, James Smith and E. Baldwin support new enttera and you can not touch any of them with a ten foot pole; E- Bildwia especially. A party at Mat. Hall's Friday even­ ing, it being Lydia’s 14th birthday. Frank Gamble cut his foot quite bad­ ly last week. , James Riser has t*e job of cutting logs for James Wilkins on the MeOtn* ber place. Norton Futon, Fred Ryer­ son, Geo. Booram, Martin Ryerson and Am. Ried are helping Jim slash the trees into logs. Last Friday eveningbeing Susta Baldwin's 18th birthdaya largo num­ ber ot friends gathered at her home and gave her a very pleasant and en­ joyable surprise. After having a jolly good time they presented her with a nice book as a token of friendship and esteem. Tom Crawley has sold his bay horse, Rev. Martin preached at the btsr Sunday evening and will preach flgMd in four weeks. A temperance meeting will be held st tbe Star next Saturday evening. in a short time, from present adculations, u play will bo prepared sud pre­ sented to the people free. We favor , this move, and hope it wil not fall through. Wm. Buzzard wbo baa been living _________ on Curtis GUky’s place years has purchased a fa near Orangeville village and is going to move onto ft in the spring. John and Warren Fisher have sold their flock of sheep and lambs to Ed. Reed to gu the first of March. Price p.ild 5 and 6 cts. per lb, _ Mrs. Jotham Traverse died last Mon­ day morning after a painful illncsa of ------ ’.------------Her remains were Kve -ai months. taken to PlMnwell for Interment Chas. Brown has gone to tbe Lake shore to make hl.* son Ezra a visit. He intends to be absent several dara. Mrs. Lvbu and daughter, of Mendon, St. Joe. Go., have been visiting friends and relatives in this place. Dur popular treasurer reports tax about all paid. A surprise party at Miss Mattie Barber’s last Saturday evening, it being her 15th birthday. Ask Charlie how the road is north ot here. K A J the F W , �The Hasim SCROFULA Is life worth UriM? Agrieultual None genuine unless “John Jones is writtan on the wrapper, is the Legend attached to patent msdidaea. Buy your Buncombe strawberry plsnt of Peter Piper none other are genuine, is the cry we have in horticulture. In a recent tsuue of the Fruit Grower ap­ peared tbe w'-vertism-nt of one Glrar• deau, a Florida man requesting every­ body not to be fools and uuy La Conte and -Kiefer’Mptars of part e, wbo have to- graft them, but to buy only of Girardeau, grown from cutting*, ali others being worthless as onr claim against tbe said Girardeau for our adieriising bill they must .indeed be very bad. Tbe truth is that Yiuch state­ ments as the above are false lies, no truth or shadow of truth in them, and yet there are people who believe such statements, touch people have do knowledge on the subject and believe whatever is printed. A few years ago some one who bad budded stock to sell announced that those from grafts were worthless. None but trees grown from buds should be planted. This is an­ other falsehood and yet thousands of planters believed the statement, and would plant no grafted trees It seems as though these falsehoods take deeper root than the truth. If we were sure that good sound advice would be so reaoily accepted and ■ acted upon there would be some encouragement for those wbo hare public welfare at heart. As k rule beware of those who pro­ claim that none is genuine except their name is on the bottle. There are tree agents who go up and down the coun­ try proclaiming tba’. their competitors are frauds. Now if there U any class of men wbo need watching it is these agents. A thousand times more de­ ception has been practiced by agents than by any other class. Agents often represent nobody, and are utterly irresponsiide. Others represent reliable firms and are gentlemen, but such do not hope to make sake by traducing others.—h ruit Grower. j , they devoted to bason with (U light* and al criterion. It would seem as though life must have afforded much of enjo; good old days. Sophocles bun til be was 130 years old. then by an accident. Attila.* was 1 be died of the consequence of a revel on the night of his second marriage. This is a warning to young men. Epemenides was 157 at his regretted decease. Crowns did not sit so heavily on tho brows of monarchs as they se<-m latter­ ly to do. f ohi. the founder of the Chinese Empire, reigoed 115 years, and so did Apaphua of Thebes Egyptian. Tacitus gives 175 years to Tuisco, a German prinee. Dadd on. an Illyrian noble, lived for 500 years according to Alexander Cornrilus. The art of living seems to be one of the many ‘lost arts.’ which the dark K covered over, ami modern civtlizahas not yet been able to uncover. Itis certain long life was not secured by using mineral poisons as remedies for disease. That is essentially modern practice. The ;:ndenu doubtless drew •n the laboratory of nature for their medicine^ hence the span of their Hvtri was naturally extended. ' We Know that our immediate an­ cestors found their medicines in the fields and forests, adjoining thdr log cabin homes. These natural remedies were efficacious and harmless—left no poison in the system Phyyidans were rarely called in. and the people lived to rugged and hearty old age. Is It not worth while to remrn to their whole­ some methods of cure for common ailmenta. H. H. Warner t Co, Proprietors of Warner’s Safe Cure, have introduced to the public a line of Log Cabin remedies, and their nams indicates their charac­ ter. They * include a “Sarsaparilla.’’ “Hops and Buchu Remtsdy.” “Cough and Consumption Remedy," Extract for external and internal use, “Rose Cream." for Catarrh. •'Sadpine" for the hair, “Liver Pills" and “Porous Piaster." They are carefully compounded from actual recipes, tbe most efficacious in use by our grandparents, and those who would like to try the virtues of oltt-time remedies, Eave an opportunity to secure the best in “Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies." ‘ Not an arrest in Blissfield In two months. Humors, GREAT will caJy lirtca.’ Scrofula. mmI Erysipelas, | bare MiCered with Eryiiipetau I hare-tried I all aorta of remedies Canker.and If so. now is ycrar chance to nave money on the invest­ ment Bock port. Mu. Catarrh, THE (’0 .UNITS TALE ■Ho is curtaialj good stOTT." Can be tiarooparUte. sad.'fa 3 cured by purifying ty» U* culooel began; with wm 1 Unulfori*. Mim. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, 3 PAINT •rant ibocklagly ill tb« family, sad although usmutting «nrib YOUR BUCCY Hoorf^BarsapMlHa. tho groat blood-jmnEer. B a peeuUariy »<-r—•«:=; rrer.!- for n..» d.-ease. This is a chance to purcha_>e Lantes’ and Childred s Cloak­ cheap. ’Red Figures tried inch wa>« Mkrr A * Duff have marked down-all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fre-h line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. We hare marked them all over in the blood that a caao Have you put off purchas­ ing a CImJiT . so that yo4 can see the genu ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels aqd Blanket-. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can have yot money on your Cotton purchase?, either bleached or unbleached. ever. a polk* offleer ta pdhg thrvugh a cod- uuall bundle. President Chamberlain, of the Iowa Agricultural College, in a recent ad­ dress, worthily magnified his inbsiob by rendering to husbandry its meed of praise for advantages not'often estima­ ted by farmers at their true value: ‘■Farming confers health, home com­ forts and the privilege of attending to the training of children, instead of leaving home early in tbe morning and returning late at night. It also confers freedom from want. Few farmers go to the poor bou-e or ask for char it v. While 90 per cent, of business men fail, only 10 per cent, of farmers fail. -Farm­ ing also gives Individuality and inde­ pendence of mind. The man Is not confined to one narrow line of work, which eventually dwarfs th4 intellect, and makes him more of a machine than the machine he tends. Thtrt is lade'pendence from want and from the dic­ tation of employers. It Is the kind of life which fosters intelligence and man­ liness in the boys and womanliness in the girlp."—N. Y. Tribune HOW'S THIS! Struck by I’. S—Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood ana mucus surfaces of the svstem. Price. 75 cts. per bottle. Sold 'by ali Druggists. * HOUSEPAINT corrs floor pwit~= New bros bund blossoming at Con­ stan tin--. q. ■1AY BOD BLESS YOU! Blood Elixir is the-only Blood tred. II is a positive cure for Ulcere. Eroptidal or Syphilitic Pofaooing. It porifin the whole ayatmn. and banishes all Bbeermatic and Neuralgic ptina. We guarantee it W. JI. Goodyear Jt Co. Druggists. colonel jautMd. pmwtilal a powerful and irunoung front. which tbe cclunel certainly told admirably, Very snccrosful dog poisoning at A thief stole a Bible recently from a Cadillac store. K English spavin liniment yemovee all hard. eoft. or calloused lumps and blem­ ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, ^.Mr’ S' U' M°nr*n. merchant. Lake splints, sweeney. ringbone, stllltw. City. Ha^ was taken with a severe sprains, swellings, etc. Save K0 by Cold, attended with a distressing Cough use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold and running into Consumption in its by Goodyear ± Co., druggists, Hastings. first stages. He tried many so-called popular cough renicairn and sbadily Montcalm county pays its game war­ Sew worse. Was reduced in flesh, had den 9MU to tbe judge, wbo gladly allowed him. fficulty In breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King’s New Disrovery for Consumption and found itntnKliaie relief, and after using about. about ' Maniste, nmeauie reuel. about a snow s Ramim k.i_.—■« — w“| bank nim and .‘ms had no return o*f “thTdisMse I think KI U. H. Goodyear * Co, Druggists. at tolcgraphie cotranUnkatioaMod nuhinliad Tm W. w:s DixaUi From the Seat of War. ■He!»o. Rabr- l cnulil eat litreHeep tbe minute la tbe azh ertoung tUt dore It, and the pww pay for it You read about this or that nuta tjKtviing $500,000 annually for adrertis mr th- b^y. eriWfH. f Ro»la. ar Mzai 1 Syrup. la ■» or-j;‘e.i\^’nrt45r- The Best halve in the world for Cuts, BruLw., bo ns. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sorts. Tetter. Chapped Hapds One family at Morenci is nursing Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions, eight cases of measles. •nd poaitively cures Piles, or no pay HUTs Peerless Cough Syrup will required. It is guaranteed to give per­ fect sattafactfon. or money refunded. quickly relieve asthma, or no pay. W. , Friceawnuiper box. FocsalebyW. IL Goodyear. H. Goodyear Jt Co. Coldwater is shivering with the sus­ Will Zora, assistant postmaster at picion that she has fire-bugs. Oxboygan, has been ciUcnargvd for For headache, an effectual, remedy is appropriating money from the mails found in Cobb’s Little Pills. 45 cents fretful. parviA. i ESnWONT BRI STICK! him into rurtody. He wm wr.t to Moamoutb (>\rp No other remedy can show so grand n record of cures, as Dr. King'a New Discovery fonConsumption Guaranteed to do just what is claimed for it,—Trial ^Rtk free at W. H. Goodyear's Drag nt of Farmers' Sheds. COITS HONEST We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney <$; Co, Prop's. Toledo, 'tVVYs.CV Mm. Pboibe Chealey, Peterson, Clav Co.. Iowa, tells the following remark­ able story, the truth of which is vouch­ ed for by the residents of the town; “I am 73 years old. have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dreas myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and sorepf-ss, and arn able to do all my own housework. 1 owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all disease and »ain." Try a bottle, only 60c at W. 11. Goodyear's drug store. MARR & DUFF. FOR ONE DOLLAR He for 40 pills. W. I!. Goodyear. Croup Cured! AND LIVES SAVED WITH Dr. Pecks&a’z Owsnal h: tbo judge M if h inaooiA of thia cri Hon. Stunm-r Howard Is soon to re­ turn to Flint and set up his la# office there again. Thousands of children relieved bv worm Specif,c. Try IL 25 «u>d 50 cents. W. fa. Goodyear. SLR of Simmon's Liver Regulator REMEDY! ROBES, {-hrr. Kirfnry, *«, KI.WT^ ywat. aruggTu. H.£u«*jaicb The-henconvention” at Grand RaoCharlotte is sure of an organ factory. I?bI ™«' “■« rt“' “* Wg REFUND THE MONEY to aaj oue wbo L,Con«UP«t*on of the lou w1!! A iT**’*rtU* wU1 «>re you. II. Goodyear. . ftilWC adldrem. They an e»- HARNESS TURF GOODS! •*T<mr Universal Or priaxier. *«it» then REPAIRING! Savi Motrr And Finally MKFS FILE ■BI‘FO8ITORm cure where Bmadf W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. J. W. Babcock, �SHERMAN _0N TARIFF Two for a Cent enugh. surely, and so good that these who'have used them won't have any others. What are they ? -Ath-lopho-ros Pills. Whatsretheyfor? For disordered Stomach or Liver,Indigesb ion, Dyspepsi a, Constipatior, Nervous or General Debility, Headache, Lassi­ tude, Diseases of Women. They'll take away that tired feeling,’ give new life and strength, Small anil pleas­ tinned, they should be reduced, a»d lha tax on tobaefli especially should be rtMilted. Though much m 1400 a month at Fifty Years at the Front. ■I ismw CHRIST ON CALVARY CHRIST BEFORE PILATE. tor nearly a year uutil trlgiid and foe alike cried out agali.fl It. If the pruldeiit regarded this grafting surplus m a danger, wny bAd be not the hill on Staten Island on the vuhunit of m foju as, ] onlt4b brought his tufiu.nce to which tta Vabderbllt mauob-um 1* situated. Tta Staten Island tomb ivwlt, exrlurive at bear upon congress to pro.lde for a reduction of taxation'.* And Mb) bs-l not congress ap­ land, Miinnthing like faui.OXA plied tbe remedy? Tbr[lort>-ninth congress M $10 to dig and fill it in. It la surrounded had lived Its two^ye.m ai.d died. Mr. Cleselaud was then preJklent qf the United States. Tbe house of represenUtile* contained a large and nusda to look n> beautiful and cbneriul majority ot his political Jriends. They alone bad the Inltallve constlhitludal [lower to intro­ It is peculiarly Mlg^wthe ti> find that tta duce a blllto reduce taxes. Whj bad not that ornate monuments surrounding Mr. H«wtar‘» trollmg majority of tta Uemocralle party never brought to public atu-nUiM except at would not allow a bill to ta .reported unless It tho bottom of advertri^menLv There *». lor contained provisions wbleh flu tbe opinion nf a instance, a mouumqu/nt tain r- 4 i.wuter majority of the memtart at ttabouse)would tnannfai-tiin r which Lt ns <«i:entail:mate* lite greatly injure or destroy Uowiretlc production, creating real distress and reduce wages. If It ENGLISH BUCHU Kidney INVESTIGATORS IN USE.®^ KtDMKT during America;: product len^ the task was easy; but tbe enormous power* of-tbe speaker of the house were used to preset l even the presct.ta- than a "government" «wif»«l envelopf'.lital, not in tlu< iniihlli- M> Ma t,, have * ■ reniw «>e ridge nrnoi which my rut mint write llw hut nl-nt ■jqu-.r- ao. Tta principle of •quality of bmefiu and of burdens. TfVE FALLACIES. seldom gone below fjw monthly. Ln a city wtarr one ran engage any earthly quantity United States, departing from tne practice ot of thoroughly annpeteut dtenograptars at hl* Illustrious preecdeisors, dropped from bis recent _ annua! message all reference to the fair businciai, doesn't it! Of course* hotel foreign’ relations of ths country and to tbe inter­ shorthand man's outfit costs bins something esting questions in nallonal affairs, even aml:like 8150 to start with, and that fact doubt­ tlng tta usual recognition of the Supreme Huler ant lo take, yet wonderfully effective. lore keep* a good mauy of them from trying of tta universe, and postponing al! things cePrepared from the formula of an to get valuable stand.-' ib tbe principal bote) a lestfal and lerroufa) until Uie surplus revenue eminent physician. Neatly put up in — Naw York World, b:-got rid ot. This t'Xtry.rdimiry message he bottles, on'd sold by all druggists. 1 Mr. Sherman) felt calledtupcn to consider; to THE ATHLOPHQR0S CO. Inquire whether the 'dangers spoken of in'it T. A. Trollope recalls that bi* nmtemal grundfathcr. .1 evuntry vicar, could not en­ remedies proposetl. The existence of a surplus duro tho *-und nmdo bjra knife edge on a roeenue had been, a constant occurence before dinher plate. So lie had sornu plaUw tnado tta close of the war. Instead of Ils being» for himself with discs uf silver set in tta dftiger, It was aa^ludlcatlou of the continuous Increase of tbejlomestlc productions of tho For nearly 30 yean1 tta recognised authority having his teeth set on edge.—Chicago Her­ counu-y and It* foreign and domestic commerce the world over un al! agrietiltural mailers, al­ ald. and ot the steady Improvcaxcnt of tbe financial ways abreast of tbe times, and al wax* spending lavishly for the best talent and experience, the condition. When. In i*oc; I'reaident Jefferson tad tbe good fortune of a, surplus n venus ta Hr. M 8 ilamlin,oue of the best known Mkrd (in bls meseage to congrt.s) to what pnrInimrsnce mm in North Carolina, write* pow the surplus should-t>e applied, and ex­ from Winston, a* follows: *• Evnr Bini.*- I naa seven years of ape I have had what pic would prefer the continuance of the imports begins 1AM with new contributors, new artist* tb« J'x.tefruill hip disease,-and which 1 and new type, and the editorial staff.» hlch has mMe Uli* periodical a power lu both hem!- call white •welling Mr hip wm drawn purpose* of public educattan, road*, rWere ami re-inforved with fresh blood and out ot place There wm a swelling al tho canals." SIShi'h eomldulng the expenenco and vl*or *r‘d freshness . Gen..Jaek*on, when ta tad the like good for­ vr youth. Tta American Agriculturist keeps •mg. which has been there for years Ot tune had recommended the distribution of the Dace with the growing Interest in agriculture surplus among the state* aad a WO forthat pur­ largely brought about through Its teachings, and tern, together with autgical operation on continues to day. after absorbing twenty-four pose had been Introduced by Mr. Calhoun, had the leg tana I tried every known blnrxj Other agrieultaral papers, to lurnfsh the current Mriculiund literature where tbe Kugliab and purifier t»» build up my ay»te:n. but liana passed both bouses by large majorlilra and bad German Ungunges are spoifen. Every number did me good uadi I look S S S. 1 u~- it beer, signed by ITeddnnt Jackson. Large sur­ contain* nearly too original Illustration* and every •pring. It a)wars build* m« up, pluses trad frequently bien dealt with wiaely by onglnal articles from »o different writer*. Priest 81.M a year: sluxlc number*. 13 cento... C'ving tne appetite and mgeatiuu, and vn*- repub l.-an ndmiul*tr.til«a»^taioKelitar applied e* sue to stand the long, trying, t-ncr- by tbe executive authorities to the payment of vaUng. hot summer day* Tu me there ia tho public debt.or its accumulation having taen no auuh medicina tor purifying the blurt prevented by congress from time to time by tbe •nd building up tho w;u.tca •yulriu a* reduction or, repeal of faxes. These simple The first and only reproduction )!! this country, and BBS On using it 1 *onn becalm. Arong remedies bad been applied in the administra­ of b»!; *'id eaey of mind. My vuiur tion in each ot Mr. Ulesdaud's predecessors (since tbe close of the war) without other mat­ brail by. robust compleiiiiu ’’ ters Ixing neglected or alcry of alarm belug These raxeninrnqt work* of art arc neither Mr G N Fricxel. ot L raised. AU such reduction'of tav-s iliad been old time clinittio* uor ordinary engraving*. made by tbe republican party. Tbe democratic The latter Is an exquisite photoetrhing, (ar T«s»». writes' "Ataut August lot. IM~i. an eruption appeared on my arena and superior u> anything m the market. Christ on party has now had cuairpl ot the bousa of Calvary, the dampanton picture. |> executed leg*, will'!» pained me much and aaamed reiTewnUHIvra since '•.bte Mississippi plan" for us by the Mrzrngravenre proc««*. which far (except for tuo years'and liut not In-that time •iirpu"'’’ »ny ether (or sofuiess of turn,, vigor (la the miIvi.v »f a tihysirtsn at thi* pta« ot action and general superiority of execution. originated or proposed » 1 reduction of taxes. They are on taavy plate paper. ■.•Zxa Inchra in •I finally ■ r.nimrrirr.1 iiring Swift's 8|a rifi< Ttie only republican congres»"lti ten years, bad. si». fnr.varded, size, fnrivarded. po't-tetld, po«t-tald, in tn tube* urenared prepared by the act of March. 1 mu, largely reduced both for the purpoe.-. I’r.ce, 81,00 each, both for irgc ladtlea the *orr» have all healed " It'.iernal taxes and customs duties tn meet tbe warded tn tubiri. port-paid, to one address, for Treatise on IHtaal and 8km llcwasea 8 LfiO. very dt^cultywfaL'h uow wsalanned the preslAmerican Agriculturist (Eng. or German), dent. Why had not the prejl-icnt followed the with choice of pl Unree, fl.W). Drawer 3, Atlanta. Oa. American Agriculturist (Eng. or'German), example of hl* prvdecessd.-aby u Is;the powers and the two pictures. »> 00. ■ conterred upon the secretary of the treasury and Send nostal forSpreimen nnmber. Engllsh or A^filylcK the surplus-tn. the reduction of tta German, full description of the Pictures, and Portrait of Munkaesy.. the painter of thc«> p :blle debt? great works, now attracting the- world-wide at Instead of that and though outstanding bards tentlun. an object of interest in that famous buryiiq? were n-decmable at pleasure, hl* administra­ tion bad ehanged the fort* oflhr debt statement ciftTvniaT. David ao as to conceal nearly «4>.<»*>.ooo of money as than a simple unnwrkwt mound ot earth. unavailable aase's, and had. OH I MY BACK! tDlMMM THE OHIO STATESMAN ON THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE was understood, the tamrtjl sympathy ot the president aod the aeerrtary of the treasury. Even Without a reduction eg taxation the surplu* revenue might have been applied for great national object* but for the vetoes of tne presi­ dent, for tho failure ot the aeerelarv of the treasury to axerclse plain discretionary power* conferred upon him by law. and for Uie failure wMwiIllnR (according to the reKo reaa-jB could be sites why wool abould ete.. yielding annually gs.3oa.ooo, o«bt to be re­ pealed and their Imposition left to tho states; and the might be so modified that the states could make undue competition with Australia or liucno* tian. If the object sought was only to avoid tbe accumulation of surplus, tta easy, natural and logical eoutsc-was to repeal, or largely to re duoe. internal revenue. But the president proposed to continue these taxes without diminution. The president's mes­ sage. fairly construed, was a severe Inflleiment of all engaged tn manufacture*- a sweeping aeeu*atlvu tbe policy of protection aa sup­ ported by tbe great mass of his countrymen and recommended by the most Illustrious predeces­ sors. It showed that be favored a public policy which would leave American luanufaeturers and workmen to the h*rd. sharp and grinding compatlllon of the capita! and labor of the president had selected that class ot productions strike at tbe indutrlal interests built up try tbe tariff laws. He ooald pot deepen and Inwmsiry tlon. and had . and employed by inviting increasing competi­ MPECIAIXY agl-MCIKD WOOL as an artlae not to be protected. IBs whole tion. crippling naan ifactarm and reducing argument restedon tta allegation that tbe price wages. He greatly preferred a policy that of wool -was Increased to the extent ot the duty. would encourage home Industry, diversify home prodaetlon*. discourage imports: Ions, add’to be protected against competition with the Proceeding to details. Mr. Khermar. said that total value of foreign Im porta: Ions was F-w 0»,000.000 cf tb»t amount being free of duty; so that ns tq over o e-thlrd Of all articles of foreign production consumed In this country, there was abwlnte free trade. They were main- not be produced berv.anddldDoteomelntocompetition with domestic industry. With -that kind of free trade he was in hearty sympathy. He would extend it to every article of common use. the growth or production of whleh In tbe United Stale* waa not profitable. It was exact­ ly tbe oppoelte policy that wm proposed by tbe president and by the school to which Uia presi­ dent belonged. They sought to place taxes upon articles pow free, such m tea aad eoffee. In order that a great reduction mightta made on artlclcs'i'-at did not come Into Competition with home Industry. factum of cloth and tta Infinite variety of Articles produced by American labor competing be said of other nations, protection to home In­ dustries (as embodied tn the tariff laws) was with foreign labor. . thr utun ron ran eocirrnr Thia diversity of production Inured to the an^he (I tho secret of tta enormous growth, power and against th wealth of tbe republic. It has alwajs seemed to him that the most narrow and selfish notions We do not appreciate an we ought the com­ advanced In respedt to tariff laws ,'and to which manding position now held by the United behalf of advanced Industries, now supported by duties greater than those ou raw material*- claimed tta document continental that they must ta allowed to purchase their from European apgresaidns. We in our day raw materials tn the cheapest markets of the world--that the mineral treasure* in every state abolished slavery, we hare established the ported goods tart year wan HW.000.000, on principles on which our currency and public which duties were levied. Miould there be a that these advanced Industries may have cheap uniform rate of duty on the goods? No: but •pect and approval at the civilized « orld. We there should ta a careful discrimination and are now mnitrd 1:. bonds of i.-rowtEg strength. classification of rates, depending upon the na­ ture and quality gf the goods, upon, who were rule which had tn be applied in all Industries built up onsAndustries by a policy founded upon to be the consumers and upon the effset which tbe highest patriotism. Its success is marked the rates proposed would have upon domestic Amerirsn labor, which have to compete with by tho general wealth and prosperity of our peoIndustry. Therefore articles of voluntary use, ut luxury, ornament or appetite, not In com­ vantage and protection which would give tta mon uso amour the people, aitd which are w American producer the home market for home and among our own people, agriculture, com­ ehased almost exclusively by the wealthy, products. merce and manufactures, making each support should taar a higher rale ot taxallor,—the high­ Tnrnlng tram raw material to home manufac the other, and all contributing to the wealth est rate collectible without excluding them or Inducing smuggling. TBtw was founded upon department* of Industry are uow divided by the admitted maxim ot political economy, sectional Hues, but are Interwoven. Ilka the that taxes should be assessed upon malerial*. amounted in value to I:!*,000.000 and paid *M,000,004 in duties. These importations Wbat we want now Is the cultivation of tbe This applied to wines, liquors and cigars (sup- came Into direct competition with domestic sentiment of patriotism, an intense Ibve of teknufactures which had been built up by tbe ----- , of national pride. Every articles), and to silks, satins, broadcloths, in­ American w» native or natnrahxed, ought numerable articles of dros« ornament, to porce-. them bad existed tn Ibo United BUttes when lain, statuary, painting, glassware and tbe like. the constitution was framed. Since theu they aUegtaoce. duty and pride. The president, had nourished or Ioan tiered by the changing fany president) In his elevated seclusion, ap­ ter of Indifference to tbe consumer and the rate proached only br flatlerere and office-seeker*, ofdutyaas very murk like the pn-e fixed by should regard tbe intcrosU and honor of hl* the manufacturer-that Is, as much as could be country, It* development and properily. and the articles of homo production* but such was not employment and happiness of bl* cotinln men. and It had operated eVen tatter than It’ bad m higher far than the interacts of foreigner* or been hoped. The value Of stxk articles Import- tton the importer fixed hl* own price and added the development of their product*. It is to tbe collected on them not leas than >40.000.000, nearly ooe-thlrd of the whole amount collected. flrtt sign of American competition, tho price ffaa reduced; and often tn a stagnant market thattbey "Impose a burden upon those who consumed Imported articles" (using the presi­ dent's language) Un the contrail these duties had Imposed tta chief burdens of taxation upon Articlesot voluntary luxury, aid had still Incit­ ed American artists and mechanics to compete cost and duty. As a rule imported gxxM pttlig with American good* were raid American cheaper than In tta European Tta home missionary H the best missionary The light of our example we give to foreign ua- formerly Imported the American manufacture was well established. and, under domestic terrsts and to protect and foster and diversify competition, the price was reduced to figures the industries of the American people. approaching Enrop-an rates. In some articles remarkable progress bad been made lu those America competed with Europe In tbe markets expensive prodbctlous; and porcelain, tabta Applied to Hood's Sarsaparilla, the *are. ornsmenp, clothing, decorated an-t en­ on. Horn* composition wnereter It got a foolameled furniture and a multitude of other artl- liold reduced prices and lessened Importation. word Peculiar is off great importance. A most remarkable example of that wm In pro­ It means that Hood’s Sarsaparilla ta mechanics) bad been brought witldu the means duction df glassware, pottery a* d chinaware different from other preparations in which bad^become established Industrie* tn many vital points, which make its thoroughly honest and reliable medi­ reduce, the duly on tbe*e foreign luxuries would thia cocmtry., ta to transmit tlie burden of urfntton from those Mr. Hhennan quoted Mr. Dudley, late consul cine. It is Peculiar, in a strictly medi­ wbo now bore It willingly to the shoulder* of general at Liverpool, to,tbe effect that there I* cinal MW.Jlrst. in the combination of tbe people. 4 not a slpgte manufactured coinmadity that Is remedial aacnts used; wr-md, in the Another das* of duties wm on article* ut food not cheaper to day In tbe United State* under proportion of which they are prepared; third, in the process by which tjte and on animals. Of these the value Imported active curative properties of the medi­ last fiscal year wm gin.ao.ooo and the duty paid 00 them fi<3.ooo.oos. Of thh sura the sugar, factored commodities lived by American cine arc secured. Study these pointa rice and fruit Imported were valued >t pl,000,- farmers (Including clothing, household goods, well. They mean volumea. They 000. and paid a duty of p3.000.0«>-or more than furniture. Implement* of husbandry, tools, etc.). make Hood’s Peculiar ta it* curative powers, as it accomplishes wonderful nlnc-tenUii ot all the taxe* levied on food and cures hitherto unknown, and which animals. These were articles that entered lute tbe consumpUou o< every family In the United that large Importations, were now mado of give to Hood's Saraaparllla a clear right to the title of “The greatest blood port­ Stale*. It the object were to reduce surplus lier ever discovered." make appropriations for topic of tta highest national objects demaudeu by the people. Tho president had. ou what be (Mr. Hbermsn) re­ out without nourtng tin garded as a frivolous reaaon. refused his signa­ ture to the river and Jiarbur bin. which would hare appropriaied more than lio.tuo ooo lor W. JOHNSTON necessary public works; .andjby his vkto or rna unrRNita.vr i-rvsioN atu; Gen Barney U going tn Florida t>< ••ijd bls he bad withheld from uuioo soldier* appropria­ tions made for their relief, fj-.c bouse, too. had refused to provide for a system of coast defeu»<-». tor a proper Incrras* and building up suggested than to repeal one-half ot the duty ou Hurney tat Ur tlian nx*t Itulhm* «ln » sugar and thus directly relieve the people from j<ovtal com mu meat I on with tbp South American *x\2to.a» of faxoa on un article In most genera: simply rrnltal. "Harney rate!' Billy. Hilly SUU a and (or tho encouragement and support of schools. It bad also neglected or refmed to appropriate for gs.000.000 of deficiencies admlP secretary of the treavury be (Mr, Mhermau) did not care to explore the reason lor their silence. The effort to produce sugar in the United levied lu 1802 (glSjMO^MO.. Had thaw arveral States luqnantltlre at all Approaching tbe de appropriations. sanctioned bythe senate, been mand had failed, though protected bj Che high w axblngluu. •st tariff rates. Mil!, In view ipf the boxful The .Niagara. Falls (Route. dent aud had the residue at the surplus been prospects of producing sugar tton beet* and applied to the purchase of the public debt, the sorghum earn-, as well aa lioin sugar cane, he GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. condition of the treasury which now si\alarmed would not cripple that Industry by reducing pro­ sound ot a child garden from a neighbor's bouse. "What kind the president would not have existed, tbe public tective duties, except by giving tta prodtx-ors Taking effect Nov sfitb. 1M7. of a woman have you for a neighbor-.- Docnshe debt would have been greatly reduced, and Im­ Miu«e hvr children?” "No. mdi-ed," replied Mr*. Davin 'file is one of the most tendv provements of vital importance to American Uon ot duty or. the Imparted article. mothers la existence But you see, she betaites lu the old-fashioned styles of doctoring. Wbea president complained as "vicious, inequitable mnort' a child need* physic, the fills a spoon with auseous dose, lay* tbe little victim iUl which he complained were those for the benefit it wotdd bo a pleaslug and a greaiful task; and, of the manufacturers; and be urged especially Grand Rapid* I* tbe moment that the bou«* ot representatives ••a radical reduction of the duties Imposed upon Middleville.......... They arc efiective without being *>ar*h, and are would give tbe senate Jurisdiction of the enba* easy to take m sugar plums. I always give them to my children.1' uAnd so do I.” Mid in that duty aa it had done a* many as six tlnus articles Imparted which enter into tbe process Mrs. Davi*. . slues the clnaodf ths war. And It the secretary Over 90 buildings were put up at ODO, were now free of duty. Every Imported arGrayling last year, and the town is pros­ Ulapartof applying the revenue to current ap­ Ucleof that class was so unless it competed per ing finely. propriations'and Co the Jud Idous purchase of directly with tta development of American retbe public debt, tho delays of the democratic The cleansing, antiseptic and healing qualities Dr. Sags’* Catarrh Ksmedy are unequalled. party might ta repaired and taxation reduced The union carpenters in Saginaw without crippling industry. Ha did not attrl- at SM3».«». and which Qleldiil a revenue of 8W.300.aw.. Tb» chief ot ttam were agricultural have struck for niue hour*" work and 10 thn treasury an inieut to produce the dangers product*—wool, nax and hemp, and other tex hours' wages. • and difficulties by which the country »M Uhea. graMV*. hop*, bristles and seed', valued threatened: aoc did be call In question their at SiS,ax>.WM and yielding a revenue of *10,000.A UWo seed lay In the carter's path; A IftUoriioot bowed tn tta strong wlnd^wreth; Integrity or fidelity; but when tbay tried to A UtUe shrub grew, by tts roots held ta«t; Theu a stout tree braved all tbe winter's break down great industrial Interests, he point­ Chariotto ed them to the neglect of a public duty trusted «».!S»,C00. NasiivlIJo A little cough started—'twM only llrht; fortheir discretion, aa the fountain of their These Imports came Into direct ootnpetllloh Morgan.. A little chlu shivered the hour* of night; fcllb tbe productions of nearly 2.000,000 Quimby... A Utile pain cam* and hem to grow. HxsriMda. The country bad two distinct system* of tax*. American farmers and of hundreds of thousand* Ttaa cousurapUoo laid alibis brave strength low. MlddfirelUa of laboring men. This moderate, protection, Be wise In time. Gh*ck tbe little cough, cure given to the latar and capital employed In inlt tbe little chill. dispeU tta little pain, era the All trains run by ninetieth meridian or central little ailment becomva the strong, uueontraer- Imported goods, the products of foreign nations. Ing and agricultural Industries, was the favor­ able giant of dhea»e. Dr. Pierce’* GoMeu The first of these the president bad dismissed ite point of assault by the presldeat aud all free Medleil I)i«covery. Wken In time. Is a remady with a single Mntenee, saying that none of traders upon the protective policy. It Was tbe citadel ot the system. The a hole depended Bogus BlBtera of charity hiurefiuccecd- seemed io ta tx> just camplaint of »uch taxation ed in victimizing Negaunee people to a except Bbb- considerable extent. The blood-cleansing qualities of Ayar's Hanalinposltlon of duties on- similar foreign pro- Michigan Centra furnaces, establish new rolling mills, factories the United’ States would at onee advane* the and workshop*, and develop the wowderftJ price of wool Inforr'gf markets. But if the natural resources of the country, He preferred argument were true It would apply aa well to that policy which looked to the Interest of the all domestic productions and to all manufac tions. lie preferred tho policy of reducing farmer Just as cloth was of the manufacturer. prices by home competition rather than by for­ eign competition, of cheapening raw materials, jectlon that the duly on wool raised the price to iby Increased production, by the Improvemeatot tta consumer applied aa well (1! tro-) to the riven and harbors. and by railroad competition. preferred the development. duty on cloth and on ♦ very article on tta tariff list The all-sufficient answer was that tta duty trn- not beyond the revenue standard. If tho pres­ ent system were maintained Ella Wheeler Wilcox teUeww in pre-natal eouM and would, compete with European pro­ ductions In articles essential to human life and that more than 4.000 article* were subject Io out looking into it. HhcaayaitU not vanity. that if on a careful examination it should ap­ brought up Into a corner lu nnnpasrtion, tar pear that any duty an any article eould ta dlr- swift upward glance invariably falls on tta penaed with, without detriment to American little plush lined reflection of Imrwlf, and im­ mediately the Idea, rhyme, wnrti or title is speared upon tar iiupatlent pen ‘ factored here It should be placed on tho free list. • home manufacturers In com pc til I on with for­ eign rivals, as well as la secure revenue.- and therefore these laws should ta as permammt a* and buildings, but they had ”• espeehd prirllegm. no monopoly. All the world might, in this country, enter lotorompctltion with them. The president, however, seemed to think that they ce»»ful manufacturer by a change of duties was to legislate for tta foreigner aad against the American cl trier. The most Important benefits only diversified American Industries but secur­ ed to the laborer employed In tta manufacture* higher wage* and better surroundings and ad- GRE atIeme FOR PAIN lar employments anywhere In the world. Tta treatment o! thia question by tbe president «m Rktamalism, Nettrslfla, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headacba, Tooth­ that tbe cost of living (especially food and cloth ■4^2) was higher In tbe United Mates than In ache, Sore Throat, Swalllnp, Frost­ bites, Sprains, Bruises, Boras, ScaHa. any market tn Europe. Tta clothing worn by workingmen (Inclad Ing blankets) was sold tare quantity and quality ot food of laborinc men IT CONQUERS PAIN. AWAItDK rOU BEAT MAIN-CURE. Kewlcwland ExfaiUtlon -H‘;*-G»id Medal. �'.rhe Hustings Banner. HastTnos, Mich., Jan, -fsth. IS88. A001T10NAL LOCAL NEWS. Tbnnuluv morning tho citizens of Hastinrs were itt«rf!rtl on learning that Deputy Sheriff Wrri- IL Jewril,of AM}’* ’ ria, had l*en found at alxiutslx oriock in the court house wood-ehed in n t> itlfrozen condition. Tiw» facts tn the cise are » follows: Kills Hams. a. Merk for Smith, Hams a Van Arman, while on his way to open the itere that doming noticed, as he was passaigthc above woodahod. a ipan, Mr. JcWrl). lying on th*ground and evidentlr attemptUg tJ up. A M-cond fiance showed tLu! tne man needed help, ant! Mr: Hams called to two other young men near bv. The thr«< then earned Mr. JewHl into the sherdTs ozlice from whence be was soon after removed to the parlor in the sheriffs residence. Dm. Izrthrop and Titiimeriuan were summoned and upon an oxamination being made, it was found that Mr. Jew­ ell’s arms to his elbows and his legs to' thekne-s were frczjui solid, hb face was alas partly frozen. The unfortu­ nate man was given all pd&tible cure but hb? death occurred at six o’clock that erening. His family were sent for as soon tut a team could be gotten in readtatns after he tfas found, and reached him j* few hours before he died. Their meeting with him w;is sad in th«ertram e. Mr. Jewell lay In a stupor nearly the whole of tha day and could only be aroused by a strong effort on the part of his attendant.*,' until along toward evening, when he recognized • those about him and was ablo to converse with the members of bis family and with triends. He stated in the morn­ ing that he had taken 25 cents worth <»f morphine the day befon—this would be from If) to 12 grains; also that he had gone to the wood-shed the night before, had fallen over suddenly ami been unable to move or cry out for helG although realizing his condition. It was impossible to learn as to about how long he had lain there. That be meant no nano to himself by taking the mor­ phine is a well-e.tublished fact, slm•< it is known that for years he has b«t-n tfccustomed to taking large doses ot mor­ phine on account of being a great suf­ ferer from neurulgiac and rheumatic pains, and he had complained the day before hts death of suffering from a se­ vere pain about his heart. Deceased was about 3d years aid at the time Of hb death. He was a pion­ eer in this county and counted his friends by hundreds, D-cause be was ever trank, honest and open hearted to a fault Ito has been a prominent poli­ tician for many years and was one of the Iwsl posted men in the county on affair.* in general. From Jan. J, 18»>'J to Jgpt 1.1873. he held tho office of Hec­ hter of DiN-ds and that of deputy regis­ ter from Jan. 1. 1877 to 187P. Jle was a prominent G. A. R. man and com­ mander of Cox post in Assyria. DurSi the war Mr. Jewell served under Gen. Alger and made an enviable- rec­ ord as a brave and trustworthy soldier. He has been a imbiber of Hastings lodge,-No 52, M., and Hastings chapter, No,68. R. A. M.. for a number of years. The body was taken to the home of his aged parents In Johnstown on Fri­ day and was buried In Maple Grove on tianday. The funeral, an account of which will be found In another column, -was under the auspices of the masonic and G. A. R. orders and was very large­ ly attended; bis friends and neighbors thus showing the high esteem in which hs was held. Four children, three of whom are grown to man’s estate, and the wife aad mother are left tn mourn his un­ timely end. And they have the hearty sympathy of the entire community. The (teceaaed has suffered (inaheial re­ verses recently, but a life insurance of S1,<XXJ and what he had managed to hold together will leave the widow and little boy in comfortable circumstances. BDJT0R3 OF BAN.NKB: As the readers of your paper will be informed of the sudden and rmI death of Wm. H. Jawoll, it may not be uniDtefestiDg for me tn give a-brief ac­ count of his burial. A* Mr. Jewell tad-requested in his life to be buried with the usual Masonic ceremonies, about twenty of the fraternltv left Hastings at 8 o'clock Sunday morning to attend to that duty. About eleven o’clock we arrived at the residence of the aged parents of the deceased in the township of. Johnstown where the re­ mains had lieen conveyed. We found the houso crowded to overflowing with friends and neighbors. As soon as the nweesary preparations could be m«de we started for the church at Lacey which 4>ad generously been kfirown open-to afford a better opportunity for the great crowd of people who were omtain to-be in attendance to take a lastiook at the remains of their friend, ntevhlior and townsman. The church w“ *»*». CTowlwi. pulpit, pews, aisles atawcHtlbuk*. and there were crowds on the outside so chat it was with dif­ ficulty that we could make our way. After we had effected our entrance in­ to thorthureh and the crowd of people had Iwan made as comfortable as possi­ ble tbe choir hkully consented to sing a hjsta; rthe Masonic service was then read after whlc-fc the choir sang another JFbt’ J*.1 crowd wer® thpn rivea tta .pHvkege of viewing the a**1 whlch wer*« “tu411 ,TBited th®®KivmafAta prtvii«e. Itwas a toueh- , who aided in ptying the fratanwd twrww GtWwxxisperts and obMgations to the decewwd. We then canto back to Barney s MHb where our wtrole party were warned and fed and our teams cared for by the generous and whole-souled hospitality these fart time* thrro I* dongr r that yon will । of the tanlMte of R. K Stanton anti reach and strata after “ycanx tadyteor । Jack Woodmansee. Many were the toomaeh. Be girl* awhlhi yet. B.> tender, | commendations of the kindhres and J.iycxw, loving, obedient and indurtriuu*. j generwdty of our hosta us we lode Womanhood, with ita j»rivilr£»-« and power, [ throogh the fre- zl&g atmosphere back tta hunton* sndtrtab. wfil c«>m.‘*-Km enough. ’ On thU paint oho has wisely raid; "Wail to the city. CffAS. II. Baveil patiently, my children, through tte whole) I! astiegs, Jan. IB, IbSS. limit << your jrirlbood. Go trot after wonuttt | THEBK is. a report on the street that hrart; !et it rente to you. ’Keep out of ptibllp , a boy was killed on tho railroad xtetor- view.;- Cultivate rcdwm.’fit. awl um-iarty. । day. We are upablu at the time of go­ Tte t*rt« and najxmrtbiHiie* of Ufa.will > ing to press to learn anything definite <xmi> wion enough. Wten .they come you ' about tiie matter. • will inert them, J trurt, as tnn> women I thoald. But oh^te not »> uiwi---’ iw to, throw awny yvUr girlhood. BoD not your»l! of. lliii beautiful senaw. wtyirh. wtadjr < Trntnan J. Mavmi. Maple Grove i ifi’S Doria Uelgh, *' *)K-ni, will brighten all your future lira— Following are the real estate trans­ fers lor week enaing Jan. Uth. 1888. as taken froin thv botpa in the register's olHce* CUM. W. Lester to Isaac Frakrr; <k».teCXi Baltimore.'Kwo. Strpheu H. Down* to Jes«e Down*; lol ill N.vhVille, tKno. ’ Henry 'Witb.-y to Delilah Myers and heir*. 1n*3 bU 4'Frcc'port. Sana. Sepbcti Tetuple to Trustees ot I. O. G. T. • parcel <PramerlUe,S4S. Emeltih- tlooprr to Thebe. Boorant; lut I bile 1* eastern add city. $t. • j. W. Nichol* io Ax*on Ware; lot iwan«! *31 Ad objects rigned. artlcta b that. ------- - -I1-------------- -but, t*. W"WrSS----------------------a ntvfUI ot credit outahln tte csffira. Al nuin p,* credit ta tte uffire, wtetter te' rtgraor not. Tte .main advxntagv iu »lgpfriglsln haring it kuov.-n that yon uro tl.«, jmibo- Tte flrrt nrticL- b^inggood, by gwtwympatby peoplo will usoro readily read. tsMIMvnt,l| <>•>. over your *ixmiurc. u»-l ymri ra.te-fnm-*s«w,otc«>uj».-if yotidogoodwirt. wi,cn a lWn wriu-. an artk-lv on a plan ^-..^1 out fur him, u*::ifh item ftimt-.?»«*l n WBT, „ fa,, Hta in tte sifftaawi new gvLs ^ny put.Uf credit, wtjpt- ran te done Li l (xlcnhzv tte tl.i112-.JlF m-.vtely ran «icvi >» tte nuMuaby *rtm-l> th 3 niAncnnget ••r<«ns <jit«i,l,>ttenli'--.«, 1 ili-Mtl'l llteto licur it. q y Hamn-.ou-J. ■----4 iw^*tt.a» HHpert. Him. Bick Man (gloomily) -If t rttteM di-.•Irnr, wbat.in tte world would I «inu-> -t you and How ulvxit texrs of rand} teken horoa, not to tte children, but to the wife! Hmv about plcsuant xurpriaui and love tokens! You excuw UMlilfe-reuce and neglsct and tte * ild»drawal of fowl and fuolirti gifta nnd <!«n:xinrtratlooe, jurt iw dear to ter nt 40 tw nt ’J), with tte thought, "Oh, wx-HP Rho It may internet the miptroUtmna to notn know < I loro her. WImFs the ua* of (pool­ that both Gtebrt.w end Hhnmivk w.-re lawii ing nt oar age!" By and by there will co(uo on Friday. Of noted turn of tte pwtt who a time when you shall **j her lying in her coffin, ]*rh*p«, and yon would sell your aoul I AddlMni bpafdlna to C. K. & B. It. R. Co.;’ !•*» that day to te able t > »hlnv«way long year* of cohl neglect, with the mnnifiMtotion of tte love that wn* in your l.cart certainly, Chicago Herald. Xi Prairieville. *M». <-W! It ••ajxvnlng'* Itotert (:• Talbott to Cliarlo E. Hopper: «*» but carefully kepton . Venice b jlowly sinking into Ui» sea. if you like, or any other name of roctmnt, see ifi Tnornappk. $3,:»a Henry Mlonr te Andrew Valentine; Xaaee 16 but I tell you there U -notbiug so nail in nil > ■. ,• life'll hUtnry-M>.tha vnnisted ojip-irttmitT to cauiifart r. love for which wxrne friend went ch rgytn/tn wte b» to.tte editorial Jacob Strouse to tiro, aad Aaron Strouse. Mu hnngry through'long yatra-of ottr-utrietn jo- r.nirora reu-pou* paiwr: ■ tztrne cnurtncs see 23 Irving. SCO. " strativc and .mu]>1<1 rwM-va-*’Amber’’ ta ' which are looking for r. pa* tor now de.r.uuKl C. r. Arnold; Minnie E. T..bU Chicago JournaL • 1 - -------- V1 ’ Baltimore. Si.i»w. c,iv.*>r*w. t , Michael H. Iteuwi to & H. !L K. Co-; parcel Irving, St. • M.-tv Btoiie to Ct>n«. W. W-d-E- Frank Bmlth; lol* li: and ra Nashville. SIW. Cha*. l‘ctrn» to lb IL Cost*; toascr iJCariton, ” iteury V. Ferrin to J. Q. Pierre; 40a «ec 19 B*lliinore. pm David Ifcsjr* 10 W. M. Ormsby; 40* *oe» I all ........ . I 1 Herbert A. Searle* to E. M. Brown; l!ta sec At a regular meeting of Union Grunge No. i‘48. held Dec. 15th, 1887, tbe 1 oilowing was unanimously adopt­ ed: Whereas It has please.! the Great Master of the universe W remove by death from our midst one beloved and esteemed slitter, Mrs. Jonas Hall, who died Nov. 23th, 1887. Therefore Raolvtd, That In the death ot sister Hall the Grange has lost an earnest worker; the neighborhood a true friend, the effuse of euucation, a iealnus advo­ cate; and while, we mourn our loss In common wtth those bound to her by clOMtr des Own those that hound her to us, ottr grief is comforted by the thought of her glorious rest from her many labors. Rrs’dttd, That we tender our syrabathies to the family in their wore bereavement while we fee) that our poor human aympatby cannot relieve their, sense of loan. That as an expression of onr r«dipect for -Bister Hall we drape, our charter in »oarmng tor 30 days. That a <’py of these reBoluI ions be entered on the record of the Grange, a copy -be sent to the family and also to the Geangp Visitor and each of the county papers for publication. Mite. Joim Dawson, ) Com. For many years traditions and occa­ sional reports obtained from traders and ranchmen .have been repeated, re­ garding the wonderful mineral and agricultural resources of Central and northern Montana, which has been terra (ncopttlh. Statement* from prospectors who occasionally ventured Into this country verified to the fullest extent, the reperl* regarding the unbounUed wealth of the Territory, but the great uncertainty and expense of transportation haa heretofore prevent­ ed any development of this district. Recently a great' change has taken place. The extension of the line of the St. Pan], Minneapolis A Manitoba Rail­ way through this Territory and the anmounct^ policy of the Company "to, in every way, aid In developing ft* resour­ ces, mineral and agricultural, will ■ eunse a great transformation In the next few months, from which those .who get in first wM-derive the greatest benefit. An elaborate detailed map with description of-the country, can lie secured upon application to C. H. War­ ren. General Passenger Agent, St, Paul, Minn. Tte krcuneas of the mdur-organs of tigW I 1* tloirt prorental. TIM* effect h» two! emwra Tho cold; salt daAtafi into IV ryov Rrrnsu™. .:«l il«»_ At..,Uui ruM,..-r^rrMm .•( «■-1 wfaK-h l* nil wrou,;. in,n>-,j«**;c .,‘AJ hermoMi * week yfne in thins, olta.ntaoldtrij ut>il«m>IUo,tn»tl>- I tndta tta. orsnn b. .tar.- »!.«««. A • thunfht fa total.-adv-na-.-tal; tauU K ] o* ta tataf-tU V. u-trh dUHran to tta i ttafa .Ulltf to ta dotal-. ol.Jtanl Tta . taod-of tta tafat hoto.elrt.o_. Incoming rttol, . Mdra-dK trnm, tta ravUly | '■J'”' '7™ f “IJ" '» "*h''■ attar ta^ta ttat tta Ulfa ota. total te rap-r to notice if ro directed, would nid to uc.icau; and auu :’ expand nml perfect tte-varioasdearato minutely brautitul part* wbl-h <wu>rte compute the ij won ia in Good Coral j| eyc.-Franc«s Wabworth Johnson llouickn-phtg. . ! In tta .w. of tata । taw*, taoptal to do Ita, ta y, . -ctak' fataou fata, m, Iota tta, total u ta did ttagh. It to ttato Ot „«r». tta. dfafa tat jtat.tj Uto. tat Ufa. tta l.teta fata. Ufa y„_k p_—. __ _______________ ___ p T Ran.u..,, myi tbat j)(. favorite no-. <1 H- I*. of counc. c-ft*-ial!y ir.. terv»te<l in the scene which drac-nte* tod burning of Front-de-IkraHi earth- To ck-nro filter tert* Item t* no tetter ^y thanlownjrty tteUrk.waxh r 2. feathers to it and let tbi> ted te in tte win ! for *rvrnd day*, turning it ovrrjr day onrt j beating It op carefully. 8-xnn huoa-kccpcrs । * azh tho ticks of feather te*ls wtlh-ait re- j moving tte frother*, by using u brorti tuzl hot kxajauii*. tteu riawng c-.-<duliy in ek«r water, and leaving tho tel in tte air and tun unt-J it U dry. Fodter tel» are much ertticiMkl by writer* on health, and witlx rca«on, Lmt for tho very old in very cold aighta iboy nru comfortable. (Jrant,4 wnp h cUibume. |w- , to (b- l!UlwIol of **1^ te<u-kt Fort L»vr..!*.orth.K«x downer in dtyvra tta u „LnU- . " \-. ■ '■. Morrill & Company Are not going to give you the Earth, but will give you—Jan. 1st, to continue 30 days—th- Biggest -Cut I Ever made in CLOTHING Overcoats, 20 per cent off .of marked price §7.50 Suits for §5.00. §10.00 Suits for §7.50. §12.00 to §15.00 Suits for §10.00. Do not fail to give us a call and save These goods must be sold before money. buying our Spring stock. Must make room for Summer goods. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS ( opltal ................. I J udixide.’. i roCts.... I ro <111 M11!* r*'<Us e Hintrrt.......................... Dlridcnds navsblr alter French capital. Thodorous timber, the treing jirxwmlnent, though rtw and lomi-r- Are al.. I.. B...I i— _ L—> -- - . . .... ,l. Lis. .Notary Public. F<»r Barry Co.. Mleh D O. BOBIXHON. J W.H.UOlioyKAi:. Director*. perfume*.—Horn* Journal. State of MlcUIgon, County of Barry.-<■. At s «-.-**:on n! the I’robite Court toflheCMfr 3 of Harry boMen at the Probate Offlce la Hie city tn sold county on Thvaadny. the n trick which annoyed her: turning bar 11thllaaunn day of January, in ibe year oue,thousand eight hundred eighty eight. Present. Wm W. Oolc. Ju<fre of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Eddie 1. Branch, deceased. HASTINGS MICH Doon SUOESf Utilizing Old Tabla Cloth*. praying that tbe aemlulrtrallou cf Mid estate may be granted to Henry Burton or m>kc other stfltabto person. Tb.-reu|rf>ii it Is ordered, that Thursday, the nth day of February. A. D. n clock in Uu> forenoon, be »ne hearing of said petition. Turknwti.— (rood Housekeeping. Mdd petlllonar and t>esl family tnedldno that la compwmded. to tai )c COLIC, lubbon* may te cteanaod by wetting in al­ cohol. then robbing with nlro white *<>ap; keep tbe ribbon straight during the prorewa; Good goods at Bottom Prices! State of Michigan-Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chsnrery. Bull tending In Circuit Court ter County of Wheal, white new Don’t forget that youth nerds amusement. Your children hare not only bodies:, but tert, dn---------- !Slk!rS»JZ^'K8U u-ta"-" Emma A. Conroll, cdmplaluuit, William H. Cot In this rau*e 82:: Don’t Uunh at and deride war children'* IUU1.U1S fruiu the wltbiu twenty <11 1^4....J.'.... TIieOhioFarmers’ Insurance Co. OF LEROY, OHIO. ON THE STOCK PLAN. .Chartered Feb. 8, 1848 faiPount,°f loss. No voidable conditions in policy, it is the broadest, simplest and safest policy issued. Assets January Ist^ 1887, *1.347,898.89. A 11 Illa borax put in tho water expectedly them. Tbe kindly io<CTWt tzmfAlhy Mnltcud by »U prenent aad tne oners of accomodation **«^*nce from .HaaUogi benpeak well for tbe generous tteoapltelfty people of that seetlou yfitoo for tta popularity ot the deceased among those when® he was beat known. • After the seredcea: at the church weru •ceecluded we tootf up our solemn «uct£ to the eswrterr; the G. A. R. poet 4>t which the decetuied was commander atita time of Lis dea^k leading the pro­ Midili. The cemetery b located ibout a nile north of Laeey iu Uie south-watt aorner ot Maple Grove nn<! in on n risiag »w«U of ground. fNearly in the ceoter of the grounds the doaaasctl was burled with tho usual uuucDic cerejwoaitt. Baddea the members of the fraternity who went from Hastings ' E.W. MORRILL & CO M.ame.i<kd iu 1 n. KI Loin* and discounts.... Capital unpaid ................ Futuiiure and fixtures.... The American girl has neat feat um, n doll- | Matiouary aeeminu tbu root of tlk« orgiuiixntion nature ba* been wanting in gimcrodty. The western woman or girl >« a finer human being than the eastern. In tho wtenanhorx! h nrarert to parfcctron. Women there are njxacfQl—not prrei oly amusing, but intelli­ gent, Ktroetand iutenatiag.—Mr*. Crawfords Paris Letter in Loudon Truth . MICHIGAN BUSINESS for 1st year, 1888: Don’t neglect your chlldraa’* fritxudi W «»nr A. CampbaU, £ Miner, administratrix <d xankeoBlndt Risks written, 89,662,869. Premium Receipts, $79,204.54. Having wntten insurance on over } of a mill ion of proper:» lor the best farmers of Barry county and vicinity in this old ana reliable company is sufficient endorsement of its popular ’’-Zshould be pleased to show its policy to as many more M will favor me with a call, at my offlee in Abstract block. , or drop me a postal card and your request will receive attention. L. C. WELTON, Agt. Hastings, Mich. �SunecRiBE for the Banner end DePERSONA> ENTION. It has been proven practically by ^»eo. E. Davis wi(t* in Irving Thurs­ troit/Weekly Tribune. Only 8150 a George T. Powell, of Ghent, N. Y., that 20-oz. apples grafted Into harvest trees day. < j/RuMORED ,that the C. K. AS. will HASTINGS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. i». 1W. will produce a large and luscious fall Fred Bump v|Sited Charlotte Mon­ soon commence the building of abridge ’fruit, that will ripen by the middle of <day. across the Thornupple at this point. A. D^TSXERn’ Local Editor. August. L. C. Welton visited NushviUn W«lAROVT 30 Hartings people heard the Great rale of cutters Saturday at ।deoduy. inimitnblu Nut. Goodwin fit the KatoGilltnau'a hems by'Kalamazoo' parlies. Major Andersen was in the city ut.isuo Academy ’.if Mtisic last evenipg. The prices ranged from 815 to 818*4x11 Monday. Di:, Lowut removed « tumor from the <'utters w* re very rougiily pnt to­ R. H. Richards visit ad Middleville the car of William Croty Saturday. gether, nnd evidently made to sell irre­ The pvtieuL is doing iis wdl as could** yesterdi y. • » . HASTINGS. MICH.. spective of wear. (tXfM-eial.• • Second xl«H>r cast «rf AJiirritun Retire. W-It* F. CL Goixlvcar visited Grand Rapids The chining- in Frank Brndesrer’.-* this week. ' The young p--opi. 's sorlrtY which . •Unity. anil guor.istrm stririly Brst-c’jwa work saloon bHlhllug Inirnwtl out Thurfelav ir.f t:. at th* Baptist church eypty J. Cairns. of.lTairtoviilr, visited this Manito'.- evening have prepart "kiAery it v*n reawnat'tf j’rifee. Give them a Ut»l. afternoon, but from the racket made city Tliun.ta;.. • f intertn’tIng program for the meeting nnc expected to find half .the town in Mrs. I*. A. IlnhP's fdst*r trtrniNUes. njjet week. prlee* at home. SproM rat mi for fatnily tv.ufh- tkuuiM. The lire department w:m Is vfottihT her. promptly on hand but fortunately their The laiUe* of the AV. IL C. will gtoe ’ unci’. Call In. 'Bteuxmtkr the place. services were not needed. Ohio Strong, ot Nashville, was iu ^Social «t the residence of Mo. A. V. N. Slingcrland on Michigan avenue, I Do you want to sell, trade or rent the yi’.y Moniluy. , I Jan. 24th. All >-oiurailto and their your farm, village or dty property ? I r EmraH-l Evwtfc tt .Niwhvlllr. In trirtub r.r»irivilrf tuaUml. ie citv i hursdav. . city Thursday. so call on or address Cook & Sheldon, the HASTINGS, MICH. • After the supper given by the Hastings, Mich. They have the only Miss Clara lloitrU returned from Catholic society, in Ute Episcopal so­ complete act ot abstract books in Barry Uie west tost wvdt county, and the best facilities tor doing ciety rooms Thursday evening, a gold C. C. Field made n business trip to a real estate business of any firm in the headed cane, the property, of the society, county, nnd propose to make a specialty Charlotte Thursday. was raffled off. Fattier V&nAntwerp. of that kind of biudneA. ■ Will Shean, of Hickory Corners, vis­ !n*t»HM>r»ted of Ferguson, Mo. was the lucky winited'this city Monday. A RiyoLUTiQN was adopted by the R. K. Grant mm ’ . « it business trip to Board of Supervisors last week which Lee's orcheat ra will give a series of Grand Rapids Monday. shows how the members stand on the Open for club dances, commencing at the term­ Miss Gene Brown to expected home subject of local option. In it tho ination of Mr. McElwain's dancing from Kansas this week. officers wore admonished to carry c.«it school. To lie held once in two weekb. the will ot the majority of the people MImtMinnie Cook is expected home . Dancing to commence nt 8 and dose at , of the county ami do ail in their pow­ sot n from East. Sajinaw. 12, The bill will be cheap and every Tbe most accurate nnd perfect made. Eyes treated for glasses er to enforce th" lucid option law when free of charge at S. A. Holmes’, the Jeweler’s. S. X Babe "•'>.. of Ns-diviHc, made eff' rt will be made to please a!L it goes into effect. Five votre were this city a visit Thursday. ; ca?t iigaiurt the resolution. ■ Theuk will be a donation for the C. H. VanAnnan vtolUd Grand Rap­ benefit of Rev. D. B. Ovialt. at the Tin; Nashville News is trying to ids on busintAs Thunday.. B iptbt society roonls, the afternoon Nut Mac I* •« niurb desired a* pcrtrrt tight, srul pcrlcrt •iRhl cad only lw ot ixlned by inln* perkick up a tight with the papers of ttito Mi«s Lulu Fcighii’T. of Naahrlll?, I*, and • >ening of Wvdnwday. the 25tk trfet apecUcles. ( city over the relative values of Hast­ visiting triends iu thtoclty. cl January 18M. Refreshments to !*• ings and Nashvillo as wheat iimrkas. s -rveJ. and a good social time is ex­ claiming that wheat r.lwava commands . S'utiitel Ciiruon, of Giiirabnrg, was In pected. Everyone come amt bring ■|MI*ItOVR9. HTREJit'.THENS, ANP 1-llESKRVES THE 8II1HT. A'ltab-ral Hankins Italnsw Trennacte i. a higher’ price there than here. V i- the city on buslneta Thursday. somebody with you. notice, however. taatUie New : persis-1 Ou Mcmtnt pt tie p jrity of ths rpitertsl of wbleh they *rt> made. Tbe? ratpc no dizzineM w , j *’GTm TO RENT. Joseph Rogers made a trip tu Grand ten'.ly avoids printing in its columns Rapids and the north last wceki A Scotch Granite Monument, which ' Tfo t»nye a form .of four hundred acre* within any <| notations of its local markets. Mi“? Myrtle Ron.?, of Grand Ilapi’l". will weigh 15,(Wlbs. will be erected in . Farther w<* know that farment living EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. the spring in memory of the late Dr. Land in sort state oi jultiralloti. kojhI b.illdlttg*,, much nearer to Nashville than this, city to \ i.-dtlng with friends tn town. Can ilia blind •<*<'" Can eye-right bo prexei »e«ir Can Imperfect virion' be ro.tnred? Can continue to draw their wheat l<> this Joseph Cook ant* wife, of 1'mirievHle. William Upjohn. The drawing repre­ . aged enMv rtMdlng ita the \ou:>x? Can telence n»*l*t yon? Throe quMUca* have agitated . market. ‘ senting this monument shows It to I* are.vtoRing relatives in the dty. a beauty iu design and as A. Black & > E. W. Benton, father of George M. Geo. S. Bellwood,utf Grand Itopicto, Son arc to pul it up there is no doubt Sollc” Is hereby siren that lev rliniAture toJ Renton. wj»o was convicted ..of embezwas in the city on bnsiovss yesterday. about the workmanship being that l*Mm.nis. <KieIorSr«i and <ir.e lor un* fraiidnlenily olH.tlnvd .it KnUnu/oo by 1>. 1».; z.lement at the last term nf the Genesee Glen W. Gardner and Win. DeGolin, of the l>est. / From tbe proallar oonrtmrtlou ol tbe staxne* iGey ualst aud prtaeree the «l«l»t. readerlne ErtotMw. of Ortwin* Co.. N.. V. n»d »!ipn<>«c«! to Ihj pairtblc to J. N. Nril.of CUIcac L. and 1 <lt>» eountv circuit court, paid to the count v ot Middleville, visited tn town Monday. i Tnn band is progressing finely, ■tf- Jh-oiw.-il change* unitecewfty. . « hereby forbid ut! penon* bnyti g tlsiw note*, k­J treasurer iu Flint, Wednesday, S100. They cooler a brilliancy and a dlrtfnetneM of virion, with an amount ot eaite and eomfort not * Grant ll.-mlershott and wife, of Irv-l, hearsing - two nights each week and hitherto I sin under no obllmtion*.pay tK- Mime and enjoyed by ipreteck wearer*. I’m not re--H»nM‘.bk. These note* were daU-dI lu-ing the line imposed ip default of ing, spent Sunday with friends in town. | wHl t)e O(lt on 8trett Tbe Tbe material from which tho Ijrnw* are around 1* manufactured vpeeiallj- ta optic purpose*, which George M. was sentenced to six Ja..aaryMb.l«; • Miss Edith Babcock left * riday for knarw drummer. Charlie .Miller, re- and I* Furr. Honl aud BrU'.lant. and 1* no: Kahle to become xrratched. months in house of correction at lonto, unleMsuch line should l>e paid soon. ii two weeks visit with friends in Jack-1 ceivetl last week a snare drum from St. • They are Mounted in Gold, Sihrr, St.-ei, Celluloid. Nickel aud Frnntele*a. j Louis, Mo., at a cost ui S&>. It iv the The Warden h;u questioned th" valid­ son. There 1* t»o Bart of the body an much abused a- the eye. People will boy a pair at cheap. Imity of this conditional sentence and Will K.IIT rwnrwrt horn. !«• ™-k : Wr* “”a 17tt,““1??a11’,‘~W" to-rfret itfarmriM. thluklns ttb economy, not Buoiria* that Hm-v are dolor llwnattvea Irrr-.iarmay not consent to the releise of lor » ; £*£,5;l£r young Benton. visit. , . drummer. Circulation this uieek. 2.0^0. Jrnoi: Hooker on Wednesday tort MfM Maud Harder of AUilon, whs Frir Rain oalr to lid* toMlliy l>y J. Heater owned the lucky number Jons- C. Ml.m-k has recelvetl an in- ■ filed his decision in the iteain case of the guest of Miss Mar Sw«wy last at the drawing held in Hougotalin A ! erea.-it‘of pefiMon. . Hunt vs. Fox, submitted at the last . J.iehty ’ s store Saturday.Frank Smith, MM. TitAvrs h«rgiven up her <Janc- j term of court. Tbe question involved | Mr. anti. Mrs. Frank Thk-ra. of JEIsir, •_ ing class ut this place. Membership was the right of, Hunt to turn the I an- visiting at her father's, Milo Wll- of thi* dty, who held no ticket was chosen to iftako th-’ drawing nod with wakt irom MS farm, which is locat'd i Batin'. ■’ too small. In the north part of Barry township.; e,nith KPnt r-«n«inr vm. result of the totter all were satLsfi&l. FrInK Bush will sei up his saw, mill ’ bv mvaw of a drain into a Pti<1 on the , Sn.2*!X? to the Snored Tne prise consisted of one barrel o( in the Supreme Hour. 25 IBs. pork. 50 lbs. "A" sugar, lu! Spectacle*,-dtey are ckerrtally rtiowu to tUwe who truh to *re. on Milo Williams’ farm in Baltimore. firm ot Mr. Fox. This invoiv.^lhe'ou court. next March. liolt of .factory cloth, pair boots, 6 lbs. further question as to whether this cunri . The Y was completed last week aiid was the natural drainage or not. and D. S. Goodyear and wife were in 6(»c. tea. 6 lbs. 30c. coffee. the C. K. & S. R. IL is now connected there wan much conflicting testimony ।Grand Rapids Monday and Tuesday of The W. C. T. U. will med next week on that point. The decision is in favor ’ Ibis week. with the M. C. Tuesday afternoon Jan. 24th, with Mr»’ of Mr. Hunt. Venn Rogers went to Prairieville The City bank has a i»py of BradDaniel Striker at her home on Jefferson TnURSPAY.the grave of £d. Branch, Monday morning, where ho will visit sireeta' Repjrtcr for reference by­ St, promptly at 2:30 o'clock. All ere patrons of the bank. in Castleton, who was accidentally with relatives. enrnesUy invited to be present as it is Mrs. Fred K. Scofield, tried Wednesday, Scofiek of Oscoda,1 the animal election of officers and other H. Withet has purchased a lot in killed last week and buriejl * * ‘ ‘ r, Sirs. C. W. important business is to come before the first ward on Thorn street and Will was noticed to have J. 1X1> •»'«. — cli.lurb«l. Ml**-.X" •ta, -------round-------that jMM» "•»fc Luild theronJn the spring. Upon examination it was this meeting. L u barely possible that Nashville the grave had'been broken into Mrs. 8. E. Striker Into thei Ui, Mt. Whipple, Whittle. of the Whipple Wl> Mr. Harrow wilbeJnsent to giving a place on their night before..the glass of the coffin was Co.. Eaton Rapid?, was in the city c.n nmashed and a strap was found around business yesterday. new railroad to Woodland. Program for C. L. 8. C. meeting Fri­ the neck of the body and there appear­ Will Squire, wife and daughter vi»it- day night to be held at the residence of Tine Goal Templars had a very en- ed to have been a fire built in the exca­ Mr. Squire jovable time iU their box social in the vation. Whether the intended robbers ed in Charlotte Bunday. Rev. G. D. Lie: • K. of L. ball Saturday evening. hud been frightened away by the ap­ has returned to Big Rapids. While Frank Bush was handling tie* proaching dawn, or had given the job Dan. Striker was last wtwk elected Commencing SATURDAY, Jun. 14th, we will commence a Clearance Sale Koh eall rmpotxled to by fpiotatlou* from Saturday morning, one of them dropped up as a bad one is pf course only con­ one ot the directors of the First Na­ Aintftlraii which ought to Induce the public to purchase whether thev need them now or |>ro»e aulbors. on hh tight thumb smashing it badly. jecture. The tracks made by the peo­ tional Bank of Eaton Rapida Quotlutm uu Untory, chaps, a and 80— not The goods must be sold before inventory is taken. Now is your time to ple who attended thu funeral* tbe day Clrmsnt Smith. Tice woman’s home missionary socle­ liefore made it impossible to discover . 1). Striker went to Grand Rapids ’Ktertlon* «m Enclish Uter.’tture, pnceSiOlo make a big rtrika. A. H. Johuwn. tv ot the M. E. church meet at the resi- any trace of the direction taken by the Monday to attend a meeting of the )tecitatiou,-"Aa Order for .a Picture"—Ml** .lence of Mrs. D. Striker Friday after- ghouls. Grand Chapter. Masonic order. tood lUa* March G.-rtte Nlmmo. (jue«tton* on "I’ht’tolmry and UjElcue," Ed. Clifford and wife, of Aberdeen, chap*. Jeff Hype, of Maple Grove, went 3 and «-C. H. VxnArnun. •• beatTiufcblt Prone*. D. T., are spending a few weeks visit­ ■J N. T. Pa k kek has establishnrl a dnilv Q-ar»tion* on ••Drinks,'' UVautauquan - Mr*. to Hastings on Tuesday. Returning •• Hemp Seed WlUlton. \ stage to connect with the L. A H: IL K. ’ ing with friends in this vicinity. VnrstioM ou "MtmHpal Government' —John about dusk through the blinding - Oaaary *• at Freeport. The stage leaves here at just j Dr. Uriah Upjohn and Mrs. Kirkland, P KoberU. ** (Ml I focal* ttaslos. eight o'clock a. m. and returns in the’ storm . his heart beat quicker at thought of Kalamazoo, lather and sister of Mrs. Cnbc—Hn. Noble*. . evening. ■ <of the warm fire and smoking supper W.T. Sidnaui visited her last week. Notice was served yesterday by the “ Klrtt* wan........ . ........... him aud Ke gave the horses J. L. Wilkin? hu« some 30 teams awaiting 1 rxM Black Trapcr ground . Joe McCargcr.of Grand Rapids, was common council upon the C. K. A 8. R. bite/of Jong oats to hustle 'em hauling Ings to his new mil) and ex- another 1 •• AMcan Ginger “ .. married Jan. 111. at Springfield, Mo., to IL company ordering them without de­ t ecta to begin sawing by the time his up a little. Arriving at home nt but, •• Cianamon “ .. imagine his dismay at finding his home Miss Lulu A. Tuxbury, of the former lay to construct u crossing and ap­ jog yard is illled. dark, cold and deserted, his wife hav­ dty. “ Muntlrd " proaches thereto at the Intersection of Be suke and read Mr. Sherman's ing taken advantage of hto absence to Bulk Bakina Powder------ .. Jolly 111b Belding is tbe guest of his Walnut street with the railroad bed. apcech on the tariff, recently delivered pack up what she considered her share friends here at present. There’s in congress. It will be found on an in­ of the worldly pooseasloua and skip to always plenty of music tn the air when Inasmuch as Walnut street is not opened between the railroad and Crees the homo ot her brother-in-law, C. he's around. choice Japan Tm. side page. street it seems Abai the council is get­ Welcher of Assyria. Public opinion in 1-4. The Sweezey farm located mostly in that neighborhood seems to be that she A. C. Stanton and wife, of Nashville, ting ahead of iUf story in this matter. the south part of the city, is for rent in' did about the proper thing under the were In tbe city Thursday, called here When the city decides to go to the ex­ parceli, at money rent Inquire of circumstances.—Naslwille News ' by tbe death of Wm. H. Jewell, a pense of opening Walnut street across Fall creek it will then be time enough Kuappen & VanAnnan. brother of Mrs. Stanton. to ask toi this crowing, which until JCt the regular meeting of Palmer Don’t full to subscribe tor the Ban­. Briar Hpe Smoking Tobacco lirlar plj-e with e»»n posnC . T. Phillips. L. E. Knappen and Wm. that time will l*e «f no earthly use to ' • encampment. No. 49, L O. O. F., | ker and Detroit Weekly Tribune at Roll do< MharU •............... ........................................... 11. Powers have been In Grand Rapids any one. It is hardly the thing for the 81.60 per year. We can only keep this* Thursday evening, bittiness of impor­ attending a mi*et!ng of the Grand dty of Hastings to show this kind of offer open for a limited time. tance was transacted and at its close Chapter of the Masonic order. spyft toward the new road. Fovwn. a pair of gold rimmed spec­■ the door ot the lodge room was opened Mr. H. Landon was in the city Frltacles. The owner can have them by’ and about 108 guests were admitted. 0hv afternoon to advertise, and sell ‘'lAt its regular mealing, Hastings calling on Miss Florence Mead, proving’ P. G. G. Abbey was chosen chairman tickets for Nat Goodwin's entertain­ lodge No. M. I. O. O. F., D. D. G. M. when the meeting was called to order. ment at Kalamazoo last evening. property and paying for this notice. N. Bronson installed the following An Address of Welcome was delivered •• Hiring Sun Baking Powder.. in their respective daises: E. C. Rkkp. of the Allegan Gazette, by P. C. P. E. Lockhart, followed by W. II. Powers Mid Supervisor Dlllen- brothers N.dLk F.Blivln. has been sued for 810.000 damages for music. Short addresses were mode by heck. of Woodland, attended the re-unWolf's Acme Shoe Drvaring. V. Gt—J. Hendershott. alhged libeL J. H. Eppink. president representaUves of the sister lodges lon in Grand Rapids Thursday of their Nice Bra** Hanging lamp.. Sect. T. G.-G. W. Abbey. of Allegan village, has the lacerated present, which were interpersed by old regiment, the 2tst Michigan Infan­ Per Sect. P. G.-N. Bailey. feelings. music by the choir. After which the cy. Treoa. P. G.-M. Williams. 7 Inch Broakfaat ptalwiaet *' Ar a meeting of the superintendents company were invited bv the chairman R. 8. to N. G. F. G.—J. Murphy. Wk furnish the Detroit Weekly of the poor last week. Norman Lathan to partake of an elegant supper previ­ L. 8. to N. G.—L. Patten. was elected chairman, and W. II. ously prepared. The remainder of the Tribune and Banner Sot 81.60 per evening was spent in a very pleasant Goblet* Schantz secretary, and purchasing agent I & to V. G.-F. Stanley. social manner. A number were pres­ for four months. IL 8.8.—D. Reed. A howling alley has been started in ent from stoter lodges throughout the I. G.P.Q.—H. Hiliinger. NfOHT operator Miller, at the M. county, and they were well cared for the building, just east of Troy laundry, Gon. P. G.—E. Lockhart. C depot, in jumping from a moving recently occupied by a meat market. kain Saturday morning, fell and finish­ by members ot tbe lodges here. W.—Geo- Davis. Dr. J. A. Baughman since begin­ P. G.—Geo. Durkee. • The Journal of last week is of the ed the trip on his hands, lacerating ning the practice of his profession in P. them pretty badly. opinion that our citizens should devote thia dty last spring has written over W nah Tuba G.-G. W. Abbey. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Custer wish their energies toward getting manu­ 3,000 prescriptions. T he new officers of Barry lodge K. of factories to locate here and let the rail ­ to return their sincere thanks to their Letters mailed on the trains will Irind, for kindly jusUtoo™ durtM roads take care of themselves. Now. have their stamps canceled there and p. were installed Monday evening, the sickness and since the death o Hastings wants manufactories and will not be thrown off at the next Grand Chancellor Colgrove and Grand wants them bad but before efforts put station for ceuoellaUon. their daughter Bertha. Prelate Orno Strong conducting the forth In that direction will have any The Board of Supervisors adjourned show of success we must be able to Mrs. J. IL Dennis was recently pre­ Installation. Tbe exercises were highly Mutcbe* per box (»>). last week till to-morrow. In the mean­ point to the fact that we have ample ।sented by some of the ladies ot the Re­ intertatiDg and enjoyable, and credit­ time the finance committee are hard at means of ingress nnd egress by rail­ able to all concerned. At their conlief Corps with a beautiful birthday elusion Grand Chanorlior Colgrove In­ work on the treasurer’s books,covering roads. This citv since the construc­ a period of several years post. tion of tbe C. K, & S. can hold out far book containing the autograplis of the vited the luwembled Knlgbte. aliout 60 letter Inducements to factories than Lulit-s ot the Belief Corps and her Hast­ tn number to accompany him-to his Hanging and stand lamps at cost. Ofovea and mittens at cost. Sherman Jewell, a foirow- Hast­ ever before, and with n Grand Trunk ings friends. home, where a happy rnirpriw was In ings boy. lost tbe first nnd third finger* connection added to our fncllities it B. C. Cramjsr, of Baltimore, died store for them. Mrs. Colgrove hgd HTBemeinber that we always do as we advertise at ofhis right hand Saturday morning, must necessarily be admitted that, Saturday. Jan. 14th, of dropsy of the pr pared an elegant banquet for them, while coupling together a couple of and it goes without saying that noth­ with our othet advantages, we can go cars on the M. C. at Charlotte. on the market with every prospect of heart, after an Ulness of five months. ing was lacking that ministered to the oom fort of the invited--------------------------guesta. It wm success in we the way qi of arawiuK drawing mj in qui out-­ Mr. Cramer was well advanced in years, ---------------------------------BnoOMMAUOII, Who to alleged to :! SOCORS ha?d 5ed an ax on a Woodland young «« P«rt * Our energies should ,T°2 side parties. not one of tbe pioneers ot Barry county a splendid affair in every reepect, and richly enjoyed by by all all present, present, who wbo mJntaa week claims the affair to be entirely devoted to the one or the and an early settler in Baltimore town- richly"enjoyed their es- N. B.—Batter, Eggs aud all kinds of Produce taken in ex­ have been th**' n«ult of an a>'ddent, I other inUavat and yet the railroad is at ship. Ills k»s will be deeply mourned speak in the highest terms of tbcirenchange at the cash market price. by thoee who kaew him. tertainmeat by Mr. and Mrs Colgrove. but he has skipped out all the same. I present the most important. The Hastings Banner. : - ------ --.THE------- — Spencer Ophthalmoscopic TUE . ^£ST LsENSES. * Troy Laundry. Hastings City Bank. I “Crystal" Spectacles and Eye Glasses. THE CRYSTAL ■ Local News. — -———— ' J 1 S. A. HOLMES, ' Jeweler ana Optician. CASH WANTED! A Great Slaughter Sale ! Big Cut in All Departments I Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store. II �^*7^7 * °F THE NATIONAL SOLONS WASHINGTON. GARDEN FAM- , GARDEN FAMHOW THE ZOOLOGICAL ___ ILY PREPARE FOR WINTER. SOME FRESH CMBCOVER1E8 MADE BY > FRANK CUSHING. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. IN SENATE AND HOUSE. BEAVERS AT WORK. of tta old-tien ■ignmeat TiMwlay, i City । “You would be mirjiriaed at the Intelligence Jan. IL—retltlons f FrankCuAing.wfao achirred fama afew year > ago by bis not-iblo rwnrtta with tta Zuui Indians, his teen interviewed by a re­ • "And industrious r porter. Mr. Cushing Is a worsing director “More induatrious than many ]»ople. Just of the Hunwiwny 8outhw«t«T» arehjo DOW they are pegging away day nnd night. ■logiral• -xjwditton,conducted under tta•am' Usually ttay work at night only, but till* te plre< f tta United State* taraan ®< building time, and n* there wem* to ta_«i.ow ogy, of tb» Hmithsimiaa institution, wbkh in tbe air ttay are hustling double time to ■ca_jL,nWta' get thrir winter quarters in enter Just Tre ibolm"P^***" Sylvwv r Baxter gior Adolphta ?. Itawsdier is tta Bpant’h look at that fellow trying to roll down that hUtorian. Tta work now tamg done by uw Byn:.-, .J .b. „peditxm i. prop^i)' « •thnokcical .o-sreh- originally begun by garden, loaned over tta hoc. railing round t • j*®^***}”*. tho beaver pond, hi- fine tare lighted up with P"1'** “ Mr. Cushing wino six yeareagu. This Zuni country in New Mexico, not ux.r~t. « l» wad-a >1» -i-tat. I.air,, far from the Arisona line, <n a desolatecoun- er^an. ~ b»,l .. TH,™. . . j-_ th.. lizMiw bank a yard or two from tta water. It was , eral discussion then vac,. ..taped nnd plastere.1 with mud. Itare ' dTrect’tex to the stat ■ _ —....»kn 1/nmr Ktzirins beaver that was ndtMtotagto• m> _it. tn act'on.- Chandler Introdcoal a resthe ascent being made on the outside by j aUtnal pustal with < > Lb’ ' olntifta tta judiclury commute* umsum id ladders which may to drawn up t* J n;IX • tan-Ugato tta rilega! supprsadoo of tta <l< to cut otT nil communication. This peo­ round and rmind the J.>g,ttan -.luaUmgro- , Witooa of ple, Uw Zuni IniUaiH »>f Now Mexico and StaJtlv<"LSSwr c-reat”reU i»k'i It* *i7n« ' Maryland male an extended spoech against Aruuna, are now a mere handful of not many “*>• unimporktab^ more thau 1 ,<>X), Mr Cushing mid, but in their keeping is a wonderful history wldch per­ Tbe cry wm repeated and the animal in th* petuate* an ancient ruNiti reUted to that ot pood riruck out for tbo shore, reached it, | tb*doorir*op*nai adjournal the Tolbxs, the Ashx* »•*•! tlx- Incas. and scrambled on the bank. 1 Tta bou*> put ia the session recriving bilh By living among i hr LribS Mr. Cushing has •That's old graybock’s mato," aahl Mr. | mostly. Among those introduce.! wore tta -mails n gi rat gain for ctlmulogicai iesrulng. following: Instructing tta secretary of th# •The tnotivm tliat prumoted the expedition were vnrioui < >n Mr. Cushing’* part Uiore wax. first of all, the udvnnn4ix-ut of his work by strengthening tho ttes l*<lwren tiw people end himself, nnd extend, tho gr«-l of the tad-R»b«l > cat Um and advnnronxvit through what had “1 »«swr itay d tt.R,-«U <ta !» • “..■-Jfob'T^d^.r.^T her of tlie chief tta:i of Znni—tad made a trip, uixkT Mr. Cushing’* guidance, to Wa*h•ington nnd tn the Atk-mtic, or "the ocean of ■unrise,'* which wna to titema lend ot fable. ellmate, tmt'lt’s forging ahead just tta ■ unci* in Peru. Tta total HaMliUe* ar* •taut *35,000, and tta a»ri* half that I Graj> i Ripkls bos three Masonic lodge*. * mount-’ . with pk 823 mamlMww members. The veal goal of ot that town bra e vidently seen soma service. America during tbe year 1887, according to Joreph Farrell, Datti Creek, and <8,500 complete returns just publish*!, wm 2,040,- tta published report* . . John O’Gau, a Mantota* county far—r. while returning home from ths county w*/ Ihaaiwa fanm Xia ala-arX aaa.H., ' In October last Mr. and Mr*. Wiliiain ! jrsi uv> ■ order* being withheld end many works idle. I The thirteen ga> companie* ot Boston are being organis'd into n trust Th* property ! of th* ayndlcite to valued at 114,000,000. I During 1887 tta Lak* Superior iron mine* 1 fr.sinwl 4 fiaJ tom of ore. and the total an Increase of . I |I,W,3» 'oui over llhC. II Th* Miaiouri Pacific ha* mad. a voluntary 1 I notion of from 10to»4 p-r rent on all I cto— ot freight In Kam*., and tta Banta ' F* on Friday followed sutL TtaU 1 Pacific and other road* will probaDly | tta cut. 1 I | with Iteblfitlse a> -------------—, TWENTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO —— . family. Two Ltmines* bouse* were bunted out at Elder Dewey and hi* rotimabls wife, of Hartford, war* tta recipient* of a unique forty-one in number. Tta The Grand Grand Rapids Rapids * . Indiana railway aoJd upward* of *10.000 eicurslcm ticket* during •««. Tta -fid. of northern Michigan. whieh « f— deradm sine. wm. JotaUy »««• ................................................. ........................ feat tarom’ng popular as a pale tte* *utnmer iwturL . Bl Louis folk* ar* “walking In tta light"— tta ricctnc light Balti* Cr**k peopl* are trying to get along with flv* toboggan slide*. What a giddy. g!i ling town ths Creek must b*. ' about |4,u0&; insurance, Ml.Ski Devi Murray, ua rmplcyoof Hata». mi!', near VteksLurg, fell «ga;ust tu, ttw cover. John J. Mojt>r, of Centerville, reported ill from icocculalion w Scsiltfl f?v*r ’l* getting in Us dead atOalsburg. total tbe job. bsrrel* pt flour, and fruits and vegetable*by ‘ «<... ta.-Ab» tad .<*««.» d.ta I »«-d.T rl,b< tad ta.mbtal b. b^ta the wuolctjla Meat and sugar, w* telisve. -------- -------.j —. — —• ■ i— — are-inailmlstibls articles of diet, benos it re­ their bands way doton into ttioir px-kslaU . quired 5,000 Cons of cool to keep tta pattent* > sss if ous can be. eut’c.'d ttair way. A Grand Rapids lady tried soUug th* tM comfortably warm. Greenville b<w a tang-up artesian well that to only righty fart in depth, but tta time of it afterwan!, but ssQLrscoeer. lost sight, hearing or limbs; to prohibit tbs Bltafirld is a bustling. tu*y town just :inretUg*t* “trust*;" to licetia* railwar con­ dance, local option pstitio-m ar* In permit << ductor* Coin* of Utah presented tbe cun*tlA Jong Itot of Fllot's bachelor*, a colomu signatures. A dealer in “wet” good* it u«i tution recently adopted by th* Mormon*, and a bill fot admission aa a state ' A nummpkiug thing* bum with ttair leap ytaraab-r of other! bill* w*m Introduced, and al ' ’!. -.30 th* bouse uuuw adjourned. W1J Juruwi. Fllnt-y lot, indeed. ■ ... „ A Hvrssy lady support* an invalid hmb*ni Chariot Burlingham, until rerantly an em­ and tour littl* children bydoonmg a toaster­ 1 . ” rYx . i I1 introduced• • a MU bill •» lu tta senate W-u Wclnesday to ploye of th* Michigan Contra! dinlug-car man's suit and hauling log*, jud like Any —1.. Io , make tta minimum invalid pansion g*i per other citiasn. And thb, too, while many as I month; Baulsbury a joint resolution oppo*elite-bodtod fallow loafs aroutxl ttaarnsr grocery, cumplainlng of hard times and amt­ meeting ttastev* with liquid tolaoca. “kl»« “• r—J"; •« “■ r.^"« Lw.1. nt. If •• nrni.Mi Vr Rvrne ‘-Tint ' W^.000 «n interest; directing th* purehasj of ■_2 i ta.b-Uta.M.SHRB.d .>«r talbtatar Vj.lta.m-.rnrhta.jnta.lh.lr I... l.t mqoU,„j been swimming rapidly nern*« the pond clambered out <<i tta bank and each took a turn at tbe end ot tho maple bbqgh. AU four, taking a sort of hark from aid grayback a* a signal, started in *iinultaneou»)y. ... , , chough to encourage the taavers to dash nt it with a wilL A little it gave; then mon. .nJ more. F—.U, I, Jrer. , *»p decline in tbe bonk and begun to rolFdown. Cushing an imp>rtaut rtsoam for undertak­ ing tlx- trip, namely: To bring back u» Zuni sacred water from “the oraanof sunnso" or “the water* of tlie world of day," medicine altar,' an the Zu nix term it, from the Atlantic <»w.m was the )->4tion of the latter with reference to the tun. NaLiu-tcbe, promised 'Mr. (Wishing uutrnneo into tbe Onter of tta Ka ka au ii reward fur thn great •ervicB of conducting ttmm to the ocean! cue iJl UW-ji k« R <h« tanari without marriage into th* trilax Tta Eunte say that their god- brought them lu a dry nnd xtcrile country for a home, but that their forefaUwvs taught them the prayere and icnpi wb-*rvby UuU laud might be blrewri with ruin. They therefore Midrawd their prayrratoita xptrit* dwelling in tho ocean, ZSta >noU»r •rood-.idubl Iluj-H *“• •>•“* ” • “•“« o,« U. —Ur. Tb. M.-blri b-,.„ ! C.. rjx.llUo., U» .. civil sarvtes. Ha nrolnoed flenra* showiar been relenUeealy pursuod by coosumiQg cokl ing on one side and hi* mate on tta other and the two little one* pushing nt the attar end. wbiiihtbclr hl<wdng» came. Tte-y taliere their prayer* brought ths ckxutefrom tho ocurn, guided by tta spirit* of their ancre- IT6 BUSINESS RUINED. fast yacht before the wind. bough* and mud in the middfe of tta stream. They laboriously pwitad it up half out of tta witie-pt the help tit a drop of <».van water tn etart them aright. A nxwt wcwk-rful and rn<xt raennt discov­ ery mentioned by Mr. Cushing wu the findlonged to tta Zuni*, nisi which must hnve gone iknvn in ruin and burial' a* much, ns eleven centaric* ago. Mr. Cushing** wdrkmen uro -till augagtxl in axcarating and bringing m-re of thl* interred city to light. The cv idem-M apparent in 'llno the m-tentixt (Mr. Cushing) to Uie belief that tta tofi>gipby of tlx- «'<»untry roan-1 about this nowly • £t . <-r d cfey . which i» fiftaen mite* etwt by • uttau-.t from Ptapnix, on Halt river, in ■.rirona, wm- very materially eluuig«l by [ •rribu'carUxpiikoi at al«>ut Hint at tiny, and th.it Um dadniction of. th is ancient Zunl city wn< <mh> of Ur- rcsulta Darelojstnent-x thu < for nmdn indicate that it was a com;n.-tly laiil? dty, almnt two by throe mile.: . aiiu; lb it its strunte wore macadamirrd. mil tied rt plentiful numlnr of n>|uuduct i cxu ndatl through the city, nflordiug un ahu:.d'iiv-e of irrigation. ( The dry goods store of O. W. Schleohlen, LaSalle, Illa, wm ckwal Tured.y on a judg- y WIL A political discus ion took the Republican* charging tta !>rino- the alate rauroed ccmmtai<>n the MmnsepoIla & St Lonto company make* the remarkabto ehargs that tta rorr.mis.ioo has rmc'd Mttehellville, about killed'four full-grown bear* in a half an ta-ar'j hunt ! ; ; state the animals they will tak* i 'to, • I one good day aud night to giv* it a finishing | L I touch, and walking over it will amreith out ; passed a bill Thursday authorising th* poo- j avenins In Wert ludisuspolto, Elwanl Nsb . thn mud with ttair broad. Cut tail* a* uicriy a* if tta work was done with a trowel, ■ And what te greatly to tta credit of th* | ® .were reported to appoint a superintend- 1 »cng*r ia I animate, while all th* txuvm in th- pond । d i ‘ lather and grandmother beaver* In the col.. . __ . [ All lb. y«n, tar. ttair tL ’W.rtXT Mta I . Tu* rieolution was adopted by a psrty ' । vote-2!) to 34-R.ddl*b*rg-.r voting no. ' : Mitchell and Stewart spoke In far.ir of a bill , j intrkduced by tta former, absolutely prohlb- “Aftcr four moetta in Znni. early in ISA), j the pathway round tho pond. When tta Zoo ! I was iterated one i>f the (fbildran of the ’ Bun." said Mr. Cuoliirtg. ‘*1 learned of the Um- coaxing the tawvers out of ttair ! quarters, and a still harder on* fiUing tta place up. Now there is a stota coping under le** ktrict tutlnru, twit all nawt clataratriy or­ ground all 1-tand the |>ond at somo distant-* J ganized anil of <teflniu-ly graded rank rota­ front tho water, end when the beav.irs have ' tive to (me nnnUter. Tbeir<XMtrn<*o is a fact worked their way as far as the stone they of ctLuuingic imfiortanci*. are forced tote —-—l. i . "Fuiwttoaally, tbcw, tolrr* are diviiibU their dwelling . raco wi-.u , I*rie.lht>oil. of Mcdicitx' and of the Chase I bis mate, taking such time they could Of the firs’ < l»*^Mnrtial| there i-. but uno »««<>. wv,M vu UKJ uus, were uu»v at work on . aocirty—tlin ‘A-pi-lbtln-nhi.wa-nj,' or tb« ttair own residencvs, hunting stick*, digging ’Prte.-ts cf tb»i Bow,’ nt once tin- tn»»* power­ up and carrying mud and placing each ctoful aud the yxsit fx*rfeclly organlnml of nil native aimriatiQny, In m>i:» reijiortM resem­ ■h<iw*l almost a niuUiematiral nicety In their bling tlw Mawinle order, Ixdug strictly secret calculation. Otje busy fellow who wanted to or owtcrii.'. It is porecwril of twttfvi cut a large stick in two would nibble a little dlrtlngubdied by distinctive Ixulgre. "Hariy tauming this. 1 stror<. fti examining it critically, then nibble agaiu two year* to gain membanhip in would secure at once standing with tbe tribo apparently xattoflnd with his calculation*, be anti antnuico ta al) Mcrod tmxdings. as well ; ret to work with a will, and tn tho twinkling as eE.dbllity to the bead obioftaifx*>< I of an eye, as It ituemud, ta had gnawed the «uccoi<i.xi. and tbe memory ot tny experi- I stick through. eocreta litis cunnaotiun are to mn tbe mist All tta wood used in building to stripped of Inlcnsniag cteqiter of tuy Zmii life. ita bark, which forms the principal foqrt of “Fcr thu Zttni there is a city of the living I tta animal* Now and again a Is-nver,<om and urxdbr*- tor the dearI As tta living may ■ Ing on a particularly fresh and juicy wallow wander through far countrias, w» may the i dctul return to ttair birthland, or pai> over j Crura i w nuean U> another. 1'imibly, at soma , washing tta twig well in tta porxL Tney remote j^rkwl tbe anrerior-of tho Znni* hare believed in tlie tran-migratinn of the soul Tbeir l«lit«f today, bowv.-er, relative to the yesterday ta »pun it ronixl tad round in thy future life i< jjdriUialietic.'*—Kali Eruncisce water before eating it. They toy up heap* Examiner. of bark for winter use, nnd now and again when they find a fine, big log they bury It, The latent fasbtennble fad f..r the toilet I bark and all, ia the mud. nibbling off a suptabla of the gikted youth Usthe mustaeta 1 bru»h, whidi is expected to hare a great run I during th- gift wnxon. The brush h alxrat aa work banl, aud along about feeding time tho ljugtb of a lady** it* fare’ covered with baby bririlre. idmrt and white. Tho frame and back te ot gold. ennmriad with tacpvt tu t-onw. They kttuw him perfectly. jew.1 ra, un i wfibout tta tetate might be mistaken for fairy crumb brushes —New Virk Tribune. , trafllc between Rad TV mg and Mankkto. Mta Cannon Falls, Red Wing. Norihde'd and Faribault than it ctargwl to point* nearer to lockvd up point* than was the t-osd of tta JI u:ie*p.'!> rblrh tho senate adjourned. Indfea territory. Wilkin* ealted np the bill providing for tta IncreoM of national bonk currency to tta par valwof deposited bond* He odd it would add *WI.UuO,OJO to tta circalotion. He demanded tta previous question on third reading, but th* opposition filibustered --------- _ .. . .... — Boutello’s reeoltiiion . asking miomnauon or so* ~uaiu* nag- epwou* wae adopted A Uli to psrmit writing or printing oa second, third and fourth class mail matter wm rep-wted. A mereag* from th* president propualng proposing American parHcipsUoa participitioa to exposition of 1M9 was laid tafore end adjourument wa* taken abort- Itoboi a conimunicatten addreaesd by tta 1st* THE MARKETS. g*lt, of Detroit, wmal fri*u>! and confident. Rev. Herman wrestling with the tratnp problem. If they succeed iu de wning that wandering gentta ■ n 'ttav’II deserva a matlal from awaaw Mr. end Mr*. Elia* Baker, of Bay City, are i bo charm of Gen. MeCtoilan*s friend* Um: An Alpena firm ground tho bill want over. up S.WO.OOW Riddtober- undorsten lit ho inscribed thslr autographs in tta red book of an encyclopedia agent **just lo talp tta dear fallow,” and afterward tad (Od denly gained ■ bit of worldly wisdom. of th* government with lir­ as* protecUrn tariff and internal and tta «inate adjourned until quaintance with many but delightful raeext.’ ttair prefsi Fanlikg (Used. MiDMJrroww, N. Y., Jan. 14—Friday agricultural college. M. Everett, at Gardnerville, nine wea notsxplidt. Tta bill permit­ inscription* on second, third and milss dertook PhllatWpliia Times. John TuthiU *Dd David Ksliy. Tlie t'neut Mogaslpn. I* Control al Chlesgn. Old I-ody (<m v>uthr.-;i railroaii)—The fire's _ ae ont Litha*'stove. yMuigfnUer. brakeman—rp i'nm. You are we’ro gtrin’ to ttriko u ttretah of )x»r track, an’ a<i tho’ train'u an iitnir Lite, tbo'conducicr i This aoctloa to identical with the tnodprt. magazines with tta tatves all unoa, and tot d-.wn to it with hi* mind free from core white tta stormy wind, do blow outride and tta fire bums brightly wludti. Ttaw to tbe tinx, for tta cwuwt ctrirand a good !?,’Probnlfn’ , he nW fo’ul of *bls* Itat t.hsrta lamb tell* about Uksd u good fire arwl a rlron te.r«k q^, riKor thn bin 1 KkettafirM wt Bwaliow, Socialists preeidsnt, displacing Mark „—complete oontrol of tta ■thick was uuraoaBy exciUng. civil suit at Grand One or two �eftherboy or 1 them ft was n<> their talk by t KIRK’S ‘ *' n ARRAN library, and little; they practi­ **Guy and 1 were talking at this new project of lighting London by InDanmiablo air-gas. grief. Ono friction tnatebea! However, if 1 can remcm- A LONG SLUMBER. There were certain tilings In our family which afforded a subje.t of go«aip; and this died oat, revided and died oat again, accord- FLOATING SOAP THE CHIEF with others; but wo bad no neighboHL Wo neither made vLsIta nor rc- i For thn Bath, Toilet andi Laundry, hfinow White and Aboolutoly Pure. y Ixxved out JAS. S. KIRK & CO. CHICAGO. IBtate of Mlel'htsii. counts of Bart^ -ss. At a session of tin: Probate if'ourt for the holde® at the Pflnbsle office In. RbeCItyof lUstlugs. la said Cxkinty, on Frlwtay. tbe l«th dav of Dr<<enii>er. tr. the year one thousand eight hundred andeigbfv suvon. IWesjjut. Wrn. W. Cote. Judge o| Probate. , In tbe matter of Um> eatwe pf Arthur E* JBruwn. a minor. fin reading and fiUnathej>eta!on,dulvverl■ed. of David Brown, cnardtan <lf said minor, ipraytag for reasons therein .-et forth that tie nr.ar be licensed to soil the peal ratate of said r In said petition described^ rtvupon It is ordered-thnl Ertday. the 3Mb dpfof Jaunary, A. D. IM*, al ten .o'clock in tbe forenoon, be assigned for Uie faltering of -aid prrtUon. abd that tlie t ext Of kin pf said minors, tend all .Nattier persons uiterrsted in happened . . . M. Meaner and was vwll versed in hissystem.' gome good natured skepticism being criueod as to tte power of pryduciag hypnotic skx-p, bo offered to experanint on his host, and did ao succusafuDy. Tlioa te propored to try It on John, wbo. assented. He was Squally succtsaful there. He’put a number of ques- imsuafod, their wages wt-qt on until they di«l: but they furmrvl no attachment to iu. xk-t wo to thc:t( NVe nasi our fortune liber­ ally for publie ]Kir}v»es, but grew richer S lawnoy propcrCy incrrxMxl in extent, while It stervd tte g4uer.il apjinviatloii of value. Tho Trvlawip-ys ww«- longed lived, few dying young. ‘’Bui there wvr» few of them born. Fur six' gnn^rutions, with uue excep­ tion, but une <iluld followed «u'h tu-irringc, Bad she* Biuian, If aav there be, Why the prayer ninl that was <flwny*s a mml Tte excoptiea was with u>y pvxt-grea^graudfatbcr, wbo •f Ute petitioner ahodd not be griuiird. Audit la further ordered, that paid jietMoner h ul a brother. |wo years younger than himRbr notice to thn persons Interes-ed In said «*• UU, ot the pendency of utld petltlsn. and tbe hearing thereof by causing a eopV.of thia order the family nx-ord xu> occurring in ITT-’, but ■to be published la the Uaatitux Bavsiui a newspaper priutedand circulated In aaM Conn ventor. But tte queerest thing U, that while drmniing.' had nothin'; but milk.” “Milk!" lie ropliol "If them be anything which were ar delight. The When Fetor—wbo, impa-suvo ai te generally tho time French svilrlow*. opening to the wna, displayed by a look liis astonishment at floor, on a narrow InJhiny with n low railing. un-ajanpT'i|>ii'xii"-—na >. guuv vuv, wvuu vuimu mi'iwcni wmm. ,' Tn lawnoy said: 4 su cvdui^i coailra! that «• of -s laughter, „ tho Frrnchnuui fell into a Ct so j -•Tbat'a another of* tlie dream people, I violent that te lost hiii bataacn and foil back- [ and over tbo balcony ibar being in the sec. deuce iithat!** A mingled look of terror, doubt and money taken, the recipient was unccfo<uoiiou»!y turned out. Our serf nuts had teen ftitli us from tteir childhood; they wcrvcd.usKoi) and faithfully; they n> emvtxl gixxl wif " ** ’ they luid kind I nent; their childn-n were with the facta. Wiicn mr wont in to John, outid him still in the Fulling for the faniily pby.fi- «1 that it was a cataleptic lit; te pooh poohed at Me.unre and bis dntk-ak Bnt whatever it was, John could not 1>- aroused, anil was put to bed. Thus be had rvmahaed thfough thc-o long ycora. Tu avoldk.-.uuld, tte orrvt lead breu kopt in tte family. Tils food, which was given him by a ioniach tube, was of a liquid character, and ted served to maintain life. Hu brother ted attended bitn, per­ forming tta- most seivilo offices faithfully lie had lot him into t latter married, tlie wi ucipminted with It. j tetng chained to a Hi chin, and thou h<» govt- it a sliarp tug. *'0f all tho farrago of nonsense which cutat-s ia a man's beoil in drcams, this is the man of 28; anil hnaveniT be continued, an he caught a glimpot* of hh fore in the mirror orcr tbu mantel, **tberea white hair, and thiu lega. I slmulchil wonder if I turned to an o>l woman next, with a Mack aatin dresa Hero bo barat into a loud fit of laughter. wuaderF bo exclakbed; "it’s of a piece with I were awake and lookoi likn this, nud talked ao,'l should think l.Lud got to bo tOat dishes and eatables, aud John with tho tea tho library table aid arranged everything, my ratter stately housekaei>er, Mrs. Lang, sibil ity of tho secret. was beta iu trust by nty grwil-grandtathor, When 1 nakoii my fl fiuni father to |i»n. 1 otev naked my father had teen made to I trrt <i. jonnmmiDoei. .. about xhfci mL-mg grvat-graudunclo. A i n»n, bortrpliud that NMte* Is hereby given that T •hill sell at pub­ had died with Dc)illc.| Thia stimulated nxt ic auction, te tte high*«l bidder."wn th" Bret iMleblgan. ipwriuai-t to l-i.-wnsoi lai ontborliv ifn<- 1 toWiewn tbe lO’h dsy «r,’.*wtinrv A. D. J* tte Pmtiate Court ot {terry Countv. tsfat. title nn<1 Barry In th-. MUte of Miehlgant, known and dr«rnt>e«t .Mlolloww lev wit: Iterlnnluc at the qu;»rterj«‘<*fi«<i post be tween -rettans twenty-ilirefpAd tweuty-four In town one. north range tn, sTSHt. In Marry County Mlchtpah. wd rannltur thrnew north 40 niluntey west. one hnrulrfd slvty-fire feet.‘.«JCi:rr MUtO aree sr—i. uience I'pnu iindred tMrtv tert, thence «>ut» eighty tilno i degress weal, five hundred thtrfrdwo 4 leel. hem* smdlli wf-sterly along the cajr. margin of be ‘Rightvif Way" of tlw C. K. *,K. R. H. four limdrrd tillietv seven feet te; Hie ea»t tad west quarter line of section awrnty.thrw. hroee atehu said quarter seetim> line north tahtv-nlnetyi rtegroos east, one * ‘ । of beginaontalnine right and 19 W acre* of laid. Dated Jatiusrv 10th. A. P-. IM» I EMMA I.. JOHNhOKrOmirdlan. KON'RANA “-t llUll ixflllil O,W1| exce|itinaaUy One mlnml.ntoek jatal farming districts. Maps and ill pirtic'ilars. free, upon application to IX If. fAtuiKN.Cen. Fata. Agt.. ML IhsuL Minn. ITOCK I1UUU.J, i,dor n»pl I PUT RCHINKSS CKNTKIto.-Tte teildmc I H, I¥ of railroads In a new mid fertile oouutrv ’u ” create« many new town*. Mflnrthog exsilent bucnesa opportunities. Particular.. rearding su •• opportunities In Montana. HlnurNorth Dakota never hid better crop* tbmidhfrte just harvested. Many 734 Cl scent torailrosd. Maps and full partleatare. !r—• upon application toC. IL WARiEN. Gen. Ews-Agt- St. Paul. Mian. MESS JU MUD JU, Can you more to new location? Kxi-rilent lands, cheap, which wHI locmor In rahi- several fold In five Irani. No other such »PP<>rtunltlm existing. Full nartleulam. free. I1 pin itppllevlon C. IL WARREN, Gen. Pass U. U-«l UIto ot, 1AILURK nTTV WORK FOR ANOTHER, or 00 amall V H I Whvronilns" work su a worn ■ 1X1 out.farm? Why try to secure n llvlmr tel aiieli high priced or teavllv-nurttpigwi trtn»? Why wor« on rented land? , W|»y txrt iwt for youra-lt? Why not aeeuni at one* ibt wv-d by tbnae going to Northern Dakota nd Minnesota, where you can make a larger let profit per acre thau on the high-priced or tom out laud you now occupy? Why not c>> nd look UieftaltoUlon orer nnd «e* for yourself, r at least obtain further Information, which fl rill lie ««ut free. If you will Mdrew O. / FARREN. Gen. fata AgL. HU PW. Minn. • NORTHERN PACIFIC H LOW PRICE RIILROU LANDS <i> FREE Government LANDS. [pl-sens - ta.^1. ons o--n 1<> leuiert bdnt Fras- Aomawi b. i.utuitt.H.T'fKuE'wat?' ELY’S Creain Balm Catarrh ( LY’S Clennsfiff th? [NiikbI l»AMaK«i. Allays I’ainaud I n ilammatioD. Heahthe SoresRestorea the Senses of Taste tn-l Smell. ‘ RY THE QURf EVER A partkie I* applied Into each Mrtril anil i- Certainly both my fatbw and grandfather wore a tn>:it'l<fl aud gloomy took on their Mrs. Itong was eeldoatiy mystified, bat formed an ulaburatc courtewy. Uncle John, as a polite old young gctitlepian, rose nnd bent his body in ai-kaowitsigmciit. , Two years after tbit my fatter exhibited an> to have aotru- i-onveruatiou on family mntmarked symptoms of an lucuraldo diwure, with whhii he lingereq for nearly twvycnre more, when te <li«vL Tl>ol<oiM>k<x',x*r suifTed faintly, but drpartl « OS, <l.« * Tte.wcret hml nowt to the library. den. John Trelawney give the living nnml'. had been reduced I said Uncle John, gayly, a aki'b-ron, witben-d owl dried up, as natural as. though chop*, too, what l» the matter n llh my terth I tian- all night ; musitaUug bin*. Bta he cxorciwxl over in.* Why, hang ill tbt-y'no half gone. I sc*, all in kcoping—sans teeth, san* twirything." > .... uxuj ,(,i u,.u »• ilu vuu ■ u aim “Uncle John," I interpowd, ••you' must expreniwu Thi*|rolit.-.ry lamp was tilled am! ! aad rwvl an hour or »>, with a bottle of wine ’ ’ fatter or grandfather, oil 1 IsJcre me. though I only sq-ped a single library for tte pur; *>*.■. No glav<>— i--i > — • --v — L-ing kept in t rostomed solely to liquid food for over one but tin y w nlfowa-d to enter tte chum- | let. German tnagaune rather, ami on eighty-four ysars. abHd matter might"----“liquid food! eiphty-four years!-' be burst Um< i a day, no matter “Hypnotism." Tte oijly thing tu it which bn^ikf-Med, dined or rupr^'---- ------------------- — *--------- * -* •'------- •*— ' wa*a slight refection, notJ ’ thut tbcro was uo difficulty in areusmg one ciwcgh fur n« . fruui from UH-artriJcta! tlii-artiiictal sleep steep providixl thn rerene reverse myrnlfr !. paswo nnaM were wenwithout intenuumoa. tntonniMUon. library. It wcitiar milk ------- ,----------------------— ------------—. i Th* supper psreed off, though Uncle John continued--------------------------Mtboat . ..j •tte -u. operator . - -. > . had i. faith rsi.a in his own jowits— . >____ ______ > .. ■ . ■ ... something liquid Tlaty |xirtook of il in *; <i>d arret, tte Hl Jdunr —“ «-teing j— locked *— • — until and an urx-onqnerablo will And another n-mnrkable -*I know," I said, "that I shortly aftcb, and I led him to a chamber, where I agisted him to dhirobn, and left him. nlimij together. If on* d>-flrient,htMl I will control this umu. Ho father never went, out, the ___ _ ..... . tbotigh to gunnUthc wxuvlof tlie chamber. I began making tte reverse pasrea over t-te • Cooccniing t — — — -prostrate form, and continued item without nnd I could fancy the LoIiji dtocusKiun ' IntrrmiMion until my. arms acted. But I theme of nereif ending ------- - ------------interest. But. as kept oil n, wtate 1 teH>c:>e<i among , "You ahall awaken," I sirid,and I meanMt. cnee, and inoile no Inquiries as to bow and oiK-bed. and I ojily inferred | Suddenly the figure b.-ncuth ido utu-n«I a when this newly found relative had come to fact th*t when 1 appenrvs! ’ deep »lgb. was Unshed. I« was more • How iu) heart throbliod! I continued tte I_ abroad thnt tte ctembcr ; John Trelawney opec-x! his even, looted wna starthit by the scream, of .a steam idm somehow of treasure. This led Jo around, half dared his eyes and fell back. I wliirth—the railway jMMBlng withi:rJUOyards ir». Ilut my grandfather, ; ran to tte table, filled n gloss of wino and ____ _ in ?be library, having n poured it between his! Bps. T«> my intense cabliM-t !'ohtcad|there; shot one of the burg- j delight 1-c nwnllowtd it. though ap|>aroatly **0h, nofblng," I said', “but th* train. Wo tars, nnd th" "th|r reepped. After that there ’ with difficulty. It reetned to invigorate him. have a railway crowing over Lbo-niUAto, and were no ottcsnpM of th* kind \ • He iutlf r.<l»cd himself, while f su]>portcd n station within a quarter of n mile from tho Ho I grew up.iiften wondering about, but | him, and, looking in my face, sold in u thin, Ikhim'. Tbit wos> on out train, and tbe cuglnever knowing,!tte Kcrcta of tte ekired ‘ piping voice: room. Uulite the rest, I" went abroad a j "Wheream I! Who are youV “Railway i train I" deal, and, ou mreretnrn from the university, "I am.Guy Trelawney," I replied The servants wore listening, and J ebanged traveled in thij country nnd Europe, in "Guy Trelawney I Ncwsraie! Yon ore not tte subject by finding fault with an egg which mode of jhlnur.ing myrelf I was en- • my brothar! Ah!” te ccutlnuoi, looking which wan overdone. When wn had finished courage*!. I ted an ample nHowance of ! around aud thou at me. i "I sse it now. This I took Uncle John into tte library, got him money, owned a Lu-t horse.kept n yacht, and ! Iso dream!" With that te clneed hto eyoa aomo other things not quite so inn<«ront, until He looked at it I pul him gently down and procnral onI exhausted thaiwouccsw of a mild iHiatlpnits titla tin-1. Nnddredy fey grandfather died, ami I .ither glo*« of witx- "Toko tide,Unclo John," It before," ho mid; I said, “ it will do you g^od." was called hoinn." "He calls mo‘Ungto Jbbn,'" te muttered Oh, I Sool White hair, wrinkles, thin legs, I found my fetter locking mdre gloomy • — । him and my grandfather weakness, poor teeth, and so failing sight b there ted ysiexisud an intimacy more j Whnt a queer dream! | Wine, eh* Well, it like that or brithers than ttet between I dore scorn natural In tnate." I took grandfathers spectacles from a frtter and son Hr nskod me into the library I Ik-dnmk tte wine, ate 1 supported him In drawer.os norm os I camel locked tte door and baile ! a rittlng jxnturo by jilluig tte pillow:. r-iumote seated. TkenlioNud: forcwl by a cbalr at hr tetk. Then, wit He put them on, but shook his bead. “Your grandfuith'*r’s<l;Mth makes it nccre- ' was growing 'Urk, I draw a match from tte "Perhaje yt-u were near sighted when you urv to import toy<m a ghastly rocret-, which, j safe nud..n.'tor igniting ta lit tte lamp, were young," I Naid. through,prorautiin. should te kept by two. | “What on earth ta ttatf’ te crtol. "Did “Was! 1 ani near righted.” . Yftahaw looked pvw our family rrvonir* I you get light by rubbing tte cuds of yuur “Try’ tier®, then,"and 1 handed him a pair nodded. "You xcmrmber. thru, ttero Ii uo fiugorsl'-'This l» eortainly tte oddest draatxi used by my father. account of tte ijreith of your great-grand- I ttet ever entered a man’s noddin." “Ah! thceqdo nicely. Let mo ml July uncle John, wb«v mretartouriy tteappeared I I told htm it wnfl a friction mefarh, and lit |A, IBM. Thtitfa funny. ‘By telegraph, Looelghtv yetrssi " i— nawn. c. —. ho >— j' anotta-r to du>« >-nw is «> that how eiw. tte light was .MvwtrMwvt produced. don, July 18. Tho queen received tte Amcri Ih-m, if hb condl- ! Ho wai very much amused, and listened with can minktar nt Balmoral, tp which te.hutf never died r.t nil. ...e," ‘ a sardonic smile white I explained tte inode been sjxctaUy invited.' Italtriorall tbequeenl tlon may bo cun« taking a key from his of manufacture and tho materials used. "We Queen at Hngland, I HippoM. But why not Ho arose, dour of the great room flud them Indispensablo wbau item are not tte king • Balmoral! wbi-re is that f' g nw follow! Tte ctem- only fires to mako, but so many gas jots to “It is Queen Victoria's soul in tte High­ y. The Boor, which bad " jetal" te said, inquiringly. lands" ' tier was long and ^Gas “And wbo the—I lv*g your pardon, but who polLihed, had evidently boro on it unit ter carpel I “Let me atsM you to dnss? I said. “It is is Queen Victoria?" been neglected, some hour* yet UH bedtime. We will go to “Bho is the prreent reigning sovereign, and succeeded William IV forty-eeveu years an old fashioned table the library, which 1s more comfortable." old fashioned Ho had n dared look as 1 said this, nnd wna «nca" oraiunentml with marquetry mid a heavily •> v father threw u-4-.v My asido still more as'.nnisted when 1 brought out a “Oh. ste did, did sta! and wbo was Will* curtain-'I pointed to a form upon pair of troarers and a drming gown. tamIVr | "Ah!" te sskl, "thrae are tte things pcopl j "He was ITince WilHam Henry." tho boL it was Hie wnx figure of arc wearing new — Jeffersonian innovation “What, that midshipman who got frounced At first I a second glance showed * where are my brescbctf* In Boston? But where was tte Prince of ' Tbe eyes were cloned, i I wwrt to tbecblffumer in which his clothes me that it jmliid. It recmKl ten b«* ***« Al»ny« >tei,t' <*«* forth bis “Ho succeeded bis father, you know, as tho face wrinkled njiaman whose anlmn- breeche*. 1 found them literally riddled. Georgu IV and died without tonic." like one asleep Tte features, in i “............. . ” I* said, ’ producing ~~'■i them, ‘ Undo ... John," “No, I don’t know. But ‘by telegraph.' I “ they nro ruined by moths." nktos, nnd tte fact that aplto of tbe deop What does that mean, and bow do yoa get “What!," te tert »nvaw lircoctei news from Ixuxlon in a day I Am I cxj>ccted tte face was bidden by a | -»vu«i., «m said, «wa, “my. w. .vug those of tte Trelaw- ' cut tip in tU- way! Wbal tte—oh! butitlN to believe that? The dream grows queerer long white Leard, . neys—all at whomilxad marked and jvculinr nil a dream, of couraa. Well, I’ll try tbo and queerer." faces. 1 supposed .that 1 tooted inquiry, tor others." . I explained the action of tte electric tele­ -my fatter replied to my thoughts, though I Ho thrust, himself into the trousers, but- graph, bn*, he did not seem to comprehend it •had -* said nothing. , I • toned sod traced them, put un tte drasriug “Tte fantasies are wilder and wilder. Tte “Tills has been; tte secret curse of tte gown, and lang ted. lightning is made & courier; by and by it will family tar famfly for eighty! eight)*! years, anil and whi will continue . “ "They Ttey flap Dap about my leg* teg* Legs! Why, I' I te bottled up for lamja, and tte sun will until that poor old framo wears out Como am notorious fur my muceutar calves, aud paint our portraits." bock to tte library and I will toll you all" aU.” ------------------back my legs tookr-----------------like pipe stems. Now,,-----wtet With tho evidence tefoTo mo. and tho fact roukl have lei) me to such u d.’eam os thisl I that it was told bf my fatter, whose truth- . must bare teen talking of Jsfferson before I with this field giaw you can ace it from tho cboly- 1 nt-v-rUiw Item muile. Tijycry oue noted ttelr currwoqu t-xprw^lon; but none Tras^rsnataia Was Complete. ^Tbe train soon came fa sight, tested co cally had but one l util the first cool herald breeaa shall blow ««m tabany. Tbere-Itesr M ta Ite t <m> You nsedat rise, HI whssl your ctadr to tte erodit Guy aad Jabs ted to each otter, and toned a curve, and we could tear it Mow down m ft onpruacted tte station. Unds John's tendj shook, portly with wsakness, partly with exeftomsat, bat te ssotnsd to have hod a good right of tte engine and oar* He »at there reflecting. How wu I to impress him with tte fact at his real condition? It would have tote dona, some time or other. Bat would it overturn his rcsjKJul I mused over ft.' ■ “Well, Nephew Guy. as yon call yourself, what are you thinking on r “Prav," I roturuxl. "do you remember M. Deliltor “Yre; where ia bc| He tried to put n» asleep, but tailed." "Undo Jotm, ho did not fail lie sneccetlod." "He did, jfuu my. That ia a little hard to beliovo, even in a dream.” “You liavc !>een asleep ever since, and were so until I awakened yea." ’ "And for bow many hours, prsyT “Eighty-four year* You fell into an hyp­ notic slumber iu IbOO, and this ia 1S84." Uncle John broke Into a fit of laughter; but aosing my xeious face, paused, and then dehberatdy bit his finger. “I stadl bo awake presently," be said, tooktag al hta finger. “And yet tide pain—tell mo all about it." I told him all, as I have written it, but with more detail. Then I added: "Look nt yourself in yonder glam. You have grown old during your artificial dumber. Action bos been suspended, but not tbo proexases of life. Read the journal you huvn thrown down, and you will see that tlie world ho. moved and you have not. Clasp my hand— there, ii thnt not flwds aud blood—real and not virionaayr "And Tom Jefferson has not been just elected, and tbe country ruined f “Mr. Jefferson, after serving two term* died many years xtacu; and the country, r sJter going through two foruign and one dam“»tic a ar, ta now at peace and jirosqierous, with its territory extending from .the Atlantic to the Pacific." ' “And teutber Gay?” ’ I took down the family record and showed him tho record fnsn Guy V, born April 3, 17TO, to Guy Tin, born Mry 1,1KA The truth scrinid to pmscos tbe old man's mind. He looked at bis bauds aud feet, felt bis beard, and his countenance aasamsd a look of extreme terror. Would te go mad? Suddenly te buret into a flood of tears, and I felt retevorL "This— this ta cruel," te sold, at length, .with a sob. • "Wo did all we could. Unde John.!* 1 pleaded. "Yes, I know—I know. But to keep mo in a living grave, to wake old, decrepit—tt was tetter to have kt me die while 1 was uncuuscious. 1 am weak-I would like to Ik down." “Do so. Uncle John; you will be tetter by dinner time.'’ 1 osEistcd him to his chamber, where te lay down on a lounge, and 1 left him to Lu reixxe. Just before dinner I -ent Peter tq hit room to bid him prepare for tte meat Tte ser­ vant camo tack. “The old gentleman sreuxx n little out of his tend; sir. He told mo to put a tinder pox ou tte mantel shelf.” I hurried to thn chamber, where I found the old man muttering to hunsclf. I spoke to him, saying that dinner would Kam bo ready. ’ "You an- there," ho raid; "and you come to tel] me this is no dream, and J am a Hun­ dred and twelve year, old." Then te stared vacantly, and workod his fingers in a convulsive way. I wsut at once fur Dr. Quitman, our family physician, wfile I immaged to persuade thold man to get to bed. Wten tte physician camo, and before te raw him patient, though I gave Lua none of tteprevious facts, 1 state! that this stu my great ^n-at-grandunde, ami that te was 112 yean old. Dr. Quitroan looked surprised at the relationship, and the gleam ta bis eye stewrd ttet te doubted tbo age given. He went with me to thn cbatnter nnd madettecustomary examtaatiua—Uucl>John answering his qutstioa* ta mom-syllablra. hot always m though Lu partoetly un­ derstood. ■‘Well, doctorr I Inquired, when te had coni" out. "He is certainly very old," replied tbe physician; “be may teclose upon Ifjft There ia no dteose—tte powers of life are simply glvfag way. By a edrofal iulm|nistraUoa of rtimutante—I rimeld rv*-un>tucnd Huxtem's tincture—■and by judicious nourishment, you may prokaig Ufa a fl tile; but be will prob­ ably pcnceuUly fade out in a vary few day* " And te did. On tte third day, growing weaker, and apparently without any feeding of pam, ho (U3MM1 away. I bid my finger on his puhic. It wns very weuk-aad slow. {\x 1 stood thare te muttered, and I stooped to listen. Ho murmured: •'Guy, it was as rani you ran have no idea”----Hero ho rtoppod. I pressed tte artery, bnt if te liked Item, as it tetasesr ttelr resources and jast bow to exhaust ttem to tte best ad­ vantage. He ww worth tootdag at aa te fared the instruBMaL When tte tauric «ubridad boaxoMd to die away to perfect sym­ pathy with ft, when ft broke Into tempest aad tarnsit his energies were rouwx! in pro­ portion. He played upon himself just to tte extent that bo used tbe piano. A character manifestly effeminate under ordinary circumatances sprang into astonishing virility and vigor when th" wwi- called far life aad action and softened into rare dreaminess as as tte tteme melted or became subdued. Tboronghly at home wbm te ast, ta an unfortunate moment tho boot asked him to give an amateur a chance. He toft the piano stool, taking a seat on tte otter side of tte parlor. Tte transformation was complete. He turned ta his toes, looked sheepish and embarrassed and serened to have sorb a faint idi* of what his hands were made for tbotte literally did cot know' what to do with than. In due time tte amateur perfornumce camo to an end, as even amateur pwforinnncen mart, and with a sigh of great relief the pro­ feasor resumed hie stool. The fish was back in the water. Nobody aaw his toes and no­ body cared'anyttang about them. Thn one thing that aj^iro all others he knew was just what to do with his hands. There was gen­ eral rejoicing wten under tte magic of his lingers tte piano breathed freely once more, but whether it wax Ix-causc the profoaxor Lad begun'again or tte amateur had stopped is on* of tbov problems invested with so much doHcacy that doubt is preferubh- to solation. —Brooklyn Eagle. Slatr«tuei»a. rrrnch Srbalars. Many of the leading rtatasraau' am good French scholar*. Edmunds n-adu French uarily. Hoar luu many French Ixxifci ta his library. Hitt, of Illinois, can talk tte lan­ guage like a Parbdan. ADen-Q. Thurman's amu-emeuts lie ta tho reading of French novel* and John StermanM library ta full of foreign books ot finance, and b* reads tte French, though te dot* not sj>caL it. Thur­ man k'arnol tbe French at tte sama time te learned to snuff. It wm when te wm a boy. A French profewnr, wbo had a very pretty daughter, asked Unrrman's motlwr to take charge of the girl, and »1k' did so ou condition that tte profcwsir would give young Allen French Icwotss. ^J*ratUmg with tte maiden nnd taking kw«>na of tbe profc-wor he got a foundation of tte language which ta not surpaasod by that of any of our public men. Tte old proftmor itnuffcd and tte boy begged pinches of tte titillaUng powder bo. tween tte sentearoi, an.! thus acquired tte habit, which has stuck to tam through life, nnd which, add-d to bls big near nnd tte gorgeous handkerchief which te us-o to wipe it, Iim given him tte title of “Kmgbt ol tte Ib-d Bandana.”—Frank G. Carpenter ta New York World. A man's loniper ta ons of tte few things which improves by disusi x j Hood's Sarsaparilla Combines. In a manner peculiar to Itself, tbe test blood-purifying and ttrengtbenlng reme­ dies of tte vegetable kingdom. You wUl find this wonderful remedy effective where other medicines hare.fated. Try It now. It will purify your blood, regulate tte digestion, and give new We and vigor to the entire body. “Hood s Sarsaparilla did (tse great good. I was tired out from overwork, and it tcn*d me ua” Mns. G. E. Simmons, Cohoes. N. Y. “ I suffered three years from blood pofsau I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and tbtnk I am cured.” Mna. M. J. Davis. Brockport, N. Y. Purifies the Blood Hund's S.rrxaparflla Is characterised by three pecnllaritle*: 1st, tlie oomhinotion of remedlul agents; ad. the proywrtom; 3d. the proreu of securing tbe aetive medicinal qualities. The result Is a medicine of uuusual strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown, tend for book containing additional evidence. “Hood’s A.tn>anarllta tones up my system, puriOcs my l.luud. sharpens my arx-etltn. and scctiis to mako me. over.** J. F. Tmumfsox, Bcgtatcr of Deeds, Lowell, Mass. “ Hood's fiirsapurflla beau all others, and >yorthitawcq;lHtnBaiuttJiUTox, Hood's Sarsaparilla Bohl by all druggists. |11 six for »3. Mads only by 0. X. HOOD 4k CO., Lowell, Mas* *• IOO Doses Ono Dollar. NO CURE NO PAY! ▲ Fair and Square Offer to Invalids to try A Breton news|aprr man rays that tbe . — ... R.. r... , w.. wu -'I WU recklen and Igumait way ta which country K‘ ta fling tkenwulva. into the vortex ot city loeurabta caaM, for a stipulated pries until is remarkable and startling. Ono girl who I’caeted Ito.ton without a cent, bflng iK offle. aorby letter ta asked what ste had expected to do, said: “I -pay no money to a doedon’t know; but 1 siqqxiwul there ndglitote i fide nos snough lu bls som-» hotel near tlx? station where I.rtSuld go, and they would take me m and 1c® me work ---j—•’ !w»nr,l ;— — ,! rnl ---:— orwriisioas.giviugagT-,srx,oompicxion«na rnr nr.fl.,.. cor mv my board until until I got na plori?" .*.Another, symptom* Head stamps tn prepay postage . allowing fifty ceuts, all tte money xte had, °?2j,.eTN^^¥J2H2JLCE£J*!S’m *•. «i do you suinxwe there ta any house ta Boston . wKcro I ran stay tte night for that? I .up poau I am rare t» get work to-morrow,” «raj‘'•“=•**** of ■ Otterahave said: "Oh, wo oro going to tuck | Fart II.Pirate informatics tor mas and toys. ;><<■■■«<>• v...( n, wain fUTfl do," It isprv[>os*-d to retabteb a suciety t>. diM. married or sine la. It co lento U lu«tr protect sir*1 York Sun. "IS1* •“ aHver. Tl. teymourUurtii is uoc of tte characters of wastes:.’ last »tail told tte following anecdote, never ftooXtag aaaKyktajFarSmoMZ04 1 before printed: ' During the prcridretUal campaign of 16M, wten John C. Fremont wm tte Itepublifnn nominee, Mr. Curtis, in company with James Oneagent(merchantonly)wanted Inrwytown Booth, camo to this city to bear IJncoln speak. As Lincola stepped upon ! he platform to begin hi* speech Booth called to Cortis, “What a homely man! He's Lite licmclinct man I over saw!” But aa IJncoln talked and wuxed eloquent. Booth brought his clenched a ntoroush trial w*. have cmM-bulrd Uiev |«ri>n flxt down on Curtis’ knoe land tte latter said to te nil you rriir'-ertited tlirm to be. We tew Dot solml looking after all! He grows band sower all tbq^tunc ” Al lart, with a tfedgebummer blow of bis list un Curtis’ knee, Booth ox-'lninH'd, “Curtis, he's the tendsomcst man 1 ever saw."—Now York Tribune. LADIES PEERLESS DYES. She wrote plain, simple English. Ebe ;s*k �A MATTER OF PAIN ANO TROUBLE TO OLD FASHIONED4*Q3Pl£., WHY THEY ARE HOT PURE. Tlie /iUolute purity of the Koyal Baking Powder is a fcct not Qn^tioned by anyone; but Ute questions are fre­ quently Hiked: Why'do not'other manufacturers, aho, put up pure baking jxiwden*. free from lime, nlnm, and other adulterouts? Id it a fact that the Hoynl is the only ptire baking middle and it ttay eanrurt.tte their duty properly no shrinking, or b-dtati>u. maxi's pure* and general ability to provide a floe menage and equipage Laving more to will admit fresh air without a draught. If tire window runs on cord* n light frame may with flannel. In cold weather a Ixiartl the exact width ot tbe window and about three inchra wide may prise or1 gift are of this class. Tlie phosphate baking jiowilers contain from H to 12 jn*r cent, df lime, which is an ingredient of the phosphate used in trvmely cold weather, when cnoiigh-artiBcta) thts’.i as a substitute for cream of tartar. It is imptaisibla to eiailimtc the- lime from, this class of ]M>wders. Thu linking the temporary umuixeuient bring tolerably few minute* a little mouuku, a little senUnumt, a? tf jurt cf a direct draught, thn window in tho hall, or in a communicating room, must furnish th" ventilation.—Elliabcth Robinson Scovil in Good Housekeeping. tbo laugh rutuen sparkling presently, and tbo with extra btankrta and the face protected The extra covrrinpi should bo jxiwder U next to tin? alum linking powders in e< it. , Tlie cream of tartar baking jsnvdc’.s, t> which cla.-u the Th-yul belongs, t<» be pne must b * made from ulrudntdy pure cream of tartar. The Royal Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar jqtccinliy refined and. prepared for its itu by other I Tire whole affair of th" engagement i* a glove that has bre n dro{>ped, a flower that baa fatted, a story that is told. —Harper’s Baxar. Dr. J. A. Baughman, the Specialist, HASTINGS, MICH., . Is able and proud to refer those who may inquire as to hisuccess in the treatment of chronic disorders to a large num patent processes, by winch the tartrate of Ihnc is totallyber of eliminated. Tnere is no.other process by whifeh cream tf The Leading Citizens of Barry and Adjoining Counties. tarUir can be freed from lime—made 100 per cent, pure —iu quantities practical for commercial purposes. Other' Itemember that his home has been in Barry county for baking jwwder makers, not being able to obtain tlutae chem­ many years: that he has made the treatment of Chronic bis­ . ically pure goods (wlueii are used exclusively in the Jtoyul) ' eases a are dependent upon the cream.of tartar uf^lhc market, refn:cd by the old-fashioned me I hods, for their aUjqdy, and by fllos? the affair ia »|x*krn of aa coolly and ojmnly M night s bail- inch and such a thhtfr happened 3'7. sonouA, anil h-amre of their well-known uifcrinrity arc never aol<l under ttclr trne eolora. Baking 1" w.ler. si hl with a U|>pcr and under sash are re|>«ra!cd. A green linen blind should be provided to darken tbe room when required and no draperies should be permitted to remain; they only acctunu- tennmab)*-, like various other copartnerships, at Um' will ot either jsirty. But equally is it ■ matter of jstlu and trouble to the astqnMx«l nloerrvr to notice the manner in which the engagement- an* broken, letters returned, all but a telltale Rotwing Succeeds Like powder marie? ■ There 'are three, ehuws of these •m’twhMs. Cream of tartar b.4ving powtlem, made from cream of tartar aud bi-earbemite of soda; plwsphate baking powtler.,, in which phbsphatio acid is ti’tod iw a substitute for cream of tartar; and alum baking powders, made from burnt alum and soda. Burnt' alum baking piowdera are of the cheapest class. They cost lew than four cents n pound, are cnncededly ]Mii- tbe window sash, the width of the opening lieing regulat­ ed by the length of tire stick. This opening 'luxild be covered by a stripof tlannni tacked Ufa, not to be looknd nt intently or spoken of gravely, Ixit catered into half in jirank and frolic, continued as long aa agrrrebk-, nnd broken aa lightly as a bubble a child blows from a pipe. ' Tire raauncr, too, in which tbo* cagage- leTestofAitytlw! But no matter bow much a woman may crave gentle attentions and loving noti. e, if wise she will teach barself to understand the great,power she may earn by silence—not grim, unamtable silence, but that which gently, mxwtentattously tends to peace. Itopatient continuance wUl often enlighten th" eyre Which have been unconsi-icusly bidden to the unintentional neglect which box, |vrhaps, left shadows on tbe home life, and once Special Study pqr Years methods it is impnsifible t > eliminate the lime and other imother day. “Wo take w»anen In Um- company. in>uro them for Know companies re- “text there am otta'r imwin. which cunificl iw , i LX ao great with them. Th* liability whlcli Urey arc under of I .raring children makes the risk in insuring. I hare no doubt that the dnr|siii:i ot tbo InMiiraiMv cornjainim iy l® .-! on nHHtiairy staii'4«ro. rhnngh I know that tho po;3jl t impr—-inn i 1 Hutt u greater number ot u > ireti live t'i •xroedingobi age than meo. nature of their Jivrt-to Is- kiltai uirldentally. ph* jie.il degeneration. je<:.’to nuiuy c uplidiits fnei.fctu tn rex whti'h mnUe (ttetn lad i’rv-dn»*nL ■tlx* "tundptHnt of sit insurana* a^rnt not unsung aw»t that thi*y their from ! cm will to have any dealings wiUffhrm. I tbavqhrterd it mW tlwl they were nrt prompt in ki«4>tug up tbeir polMra, tart that bn. not been tnv • xjerteniv II I- even said that th" any reply to hasty or carvk-u remarks or complaints, however just, of hiattentio’j uc supposed nq;lcct would be mrat untimely and perhaps cause eeri'.iw trouble. A woman in comfortable health naturally rw in* tbo morning in a cbocrfal. happy frbni ot mind, inclined to sprightly ixxirer- morning reittvrrae and greeting drink fa her step ■•hxtir oH darling. Hut a life of iHwiima or public dutl>*« i« aehloni -.-ouducive to ■ good night's rest or a ctavrful, happy waking. However, it often hajipcrx that tbo short time drrot’-d to vrnUng a:vl dmxing kindly ntteutitw a.>l plroant words have tuore i«owrr uid are better sppn-.-iutetl after <1 b»r. steak or chop and r. gtAldnpof evffro than llrfore.—Jin. H. W. Bceclwr lu Pitteburg Ihxprttchr twvory ordinary ciCw-h of kihdaew. •puritic< * These are tlie reasons why,tlic Royal ii altaoInUdy J’uro, while all other baking jiowdcrs coniahi either lime or ala’a. The vital imjK>rtanr<* of alpailute purity in the r.Hhd.’ • we Cut t:s promntivr of । erfeut health is daily tuore gci»t*ri!!y being <■ insideneil. How large a share in producing imreue ami unwholesome food the li.n • aud alum baj'.i.eg ;»owJjrs liaw had in the naaL* b becoming fu’ly reroguizUi. . jThe abadnlv purity of the Ibiy.l Baking P •v.'dnr fcnt nude’s it more‘perfectly \vh<d<v..»mc, but it 1 fre'^hui: fhfert all e?.:.;u;ebiM Mibstanccs makes u । . Ligimr . stn ngih mid effi’ctr.’rnesif us a leavening agent, au.l thi’a'iore more e.xj:i.»;uicnl for use. It is accordingly ecitiiicd by the I". l*f Govern­ . mvnt Chemists as the’iuoHt- wholesome.‘effective, cud perfect baking powder lutule. • Every FARM ANNUAL F0R18S8 Douu«ls--f gratitude for vanr~* dt attention ! from their hnibands. Everywhere aud every day I we women ccononiising wild route "bite tbeir Ivr^unds throw away dollars. Therefore I l*-lusre that it requires prolievc a man tu tjmcUy as n woman. How nouaad cruelty aad ikcidvl lack of snpjiort ever, I have heard that objection scrioudy b> force wuinuu into nn applkaljau for di­ Urgid. . "In Rngtanri, though woman ixumot in poverty and negW-t k>furv tbt>y rewrite sure harvlf. yrt n Itudmnd can insure her suih a method of rodre-s. nmt iily. it sin* Uns our Tho iuforenco is, Indeed, wt* thn all of u * cite worm of aura tnoru valnnhle to him tlxui the insurance, why jt ia probable that lie will allow Ut to be very Umakful ■ It ia not only puaiblc but daurer than his how.' I'm afraid life.iu.iur ancen>mpsuii«adon ’t wren go that far. Of tag tor her children that she cannot insure herself for them for a good round sum. It is wot that taw life is nut valualde, but simply that it ia uncertain. Bh« is more apt to break dawj iian a man would lw under the Mine Gblcago Herald. Quito a natural fault, arid otre exrocdlngly common, is for niothtn to hold their infant* altogether too much. ' By so doing they in­ convenience tbmxaelviw end injure their takes about all their time to attend to the baby.” In almost all imtancee whore this ta tru- it ii their ovra fault. When once lb< ARBUCKLES’ GF..S is WAMTEh to Can*mi tar A<hertl«affouws against their dignity and thrtr lum­ inc 1’Mrenase. A small amount ut work pin'* nslhor than give publicity to their dona *itb tact and Inteltxgri re may product* annAe on b pairimge cf COFFEE !s a sorrows, I "board n gentleman exprens an eoiislderabta income. Amu to euro several Opinion on tlds subject not long ago. Ho Mnidred dollar, in rommlMloc* in Aslnele rexsou and Inrur uo perw-nal reqionslbllit*. En­ said: “If tbe taw permitted tbo inattention quire at the Morau MWpMM* ufllc» and iratn and impolitenius and fault finding wavs of •' ,bebB»‘ known -ml best equipped establlsbnicirt lor BlMta* MVUttUMUta in newspapers and eonreylnx to ndverttaers tbo COFFEE is kept In all first-clnas ;aor»a from tho Atlantia to tho Pacific. A ARIOSA •hip." I asked hfan If tbe smue rule might •illrtt odvvrtMtig pjuron.w" loiter to Gmo. P. BowbiX Advrrllslnx Bureau. 10 Bpnio ■ad partleulnni will bt rent b litre, more cosily aatbflcd with their eho-ca in tnarrtago and mure unwilling to become then:,-, of public gtnalp. Nine men Uro of wo&ld not increase divorce.-., but would speed­ ily increoao tbo number of good busboad*.’’ —Ella Whooter Witeox. week in a family where tbo extra expense of an additional member was n feloquent sub­ ject of discutalon, greatly to bar disturbance, “Havn tbo milkman lear6 on extra pint Ims Utter's discomfiture. At evening time it •num expend i tun See tlxe WIIAL OAK’ Stoves! BEFORE BUYING. With Doable Shake Grate, Large Ash Pan, Large Swing Top and Double Doors. wreil<l kindly explain that one must expect well betag. Xow it fa> clearly a j .parrot that COFFEE Always buy tills lira nd in hermet 1 c ally OKF. POXIXD PACKAGES. h-rries today than usual nnd tell tbe grocer bring the sunshine of happing; Lm doss k always do thUt ' If healthy, and a baby b properly mon- pwa! tor Uw wore rampicCO CiUnlo«ue pakliahcd. to don’t mind you," was frequmtly said m a sort of ajmlogy for lireuncoinlortabiv candid covvenatioas tUt took place in lier pnwenre. But tbe “company" did not thorougidy en- rtattor cointortabte, aim! a iitUo self Nurlfico Bros. He uses all the latest and most approved methods for the treatment of Chronic cases. He is not prejudiced m favor of any school. The remedy that suits the case in hand, no ma*-, ter what school uses it, is the one he applies. With him t*. test of ability to cure in the case of any remedy is it* success in actual practice. Read, Read, Read! If yon are suffering, do not despair. Dr. Baughman ran point you to a number of cast’s where patients had given up all hope of life and resigned themselves to a belief that they must soon die. To-day they are well men.and many of them prominent in business and social., circles. ». It would be U violation of sacred confidence to give tbe names of any ortho hundreds of testimonials we have. The originals can be seen,' however. VVe quote from a few One says: “I have thrown away my-clutches and art no. longer a sufferer from rheumatism: In my ca.-e you have made a complete cure." Another says: “I find that your .treatment for catarrh in my case has been highly successful. 1 cannot tell you‘hov grateful to you I feel." A lady uses this language: ‘1 have suffered from female weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of dollar' in vain efforts to get relief. Not until I put my case in your hands did I experience that relief. Now I am heart v and well.” ‘ A gentleman writes: ’*1 was suffering terrible with kidney complaint Many physicians declared 1 had Bright s disease. You were the first to give me encouragement and since put­ ting my case in your charge I have obtained the relief I hoped. I am able to do my work the same as before 1 was taken sick.” One patient who thought himself in the last stages of con­ sumption and had been assured that such was the case by his physicians now writes: “Dear Dr: I am feeling better and stronger every day, and feel sure that persistence with your remedies will be rewarded with a complete cure." And/it will<^Th6-trouble was, his other physicians lacked the means' of ^correct diagnosis of the case. Instead of being in the last stages of consumption, the lung tissues had but just began to break down. . BEAR THIS IN MIND. Dr. Baughman by his extensive research, large practice and, modern methods and appliances for the practice of medicine, is able to correctly diagnose a case where others would fail. I nis is of the greatest importance. ANOTHER FACT worth your remembering is that Dr. Baughman treat w|y Chronic diseases. He is a specialist in that line. Fortts reason he can treat them much more successfully than the regular practitioner. In short, he readily cures cases where the regular physician fails. Therefore if you suffer from any form of Chronic dises-**. r yon c,n.«el ri”ht *1 Hastings by I>r. “»”8hn>»n the same scientific and successful method, - f aTa great er pen'e* °n y ** the 'arg“ cities, then frctly tierfarm, CONSULTATION FREE. * � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-01-25.pdf 2ed553e89c16048a2cd2211e2c752d1b PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXII. NO. 39. HASTINGS. MICH.. JANUARY 25, 1888. WHOLE NO. -1704. MILO. Isaac Rlsbridger nnd wife, of Battle> ably, some three or four traders, andI party and report a pleasant time. The thermometer registered twenty Ice harvest among us is in full blast, Creek, stopped here while on their way the usual number of mechanics andI professional men. When the new road1 below zero at the poetoffice at the and a very line quality is being secured. to Freeport. Nina Mowry wus obliged to return was proposed, BubbleviUe became tre-• Springs at eight o’clock a. in.. Saturday, H. W. Winiams received a car of Hastings. Barry Cp., Miuh., corn the fore part of the week from home from Albion on account of sick- niesndously excited. Visions of metro-, Jan. 21st. -poHtan splendor pervaded the minds of Star lodge. No. 800. I. (X G. T.. at Chicago. • • fie*.. ' ' ‘ Harrison Mershon has returned from its inhabitants, and it subscribed a, Yankee Springs, reoelved three new A delegation from gbr midst attend­ ed- the party at D*ten last Friday a visit with Chicago friends. lilteral “lionus" to the proposed enter- members last Friday night, makinff W. m. Adkins. Menran. H. (J. Hair. Nashville. 8U BSOUF'n ON RATES The fair Jassire of thia place are {iriBe. A sharp capitalist, perhape in five new membera the present month. evening, reporting a very pleasant J. McKthqj. Ibwie<]tm«. time. anticipating'a li.velv time this winter. eague with the. builders, bought up all The lodge is In a prosperous condition, 91.00 per 'Voa.x-. Pnwton Jowell. A«yrl,i. II not .paid before the fend of Uh> year the Postmaster, lAcOy. An unknown man. apparently fifty- WBI has a new cutter and to pay for the land surrounding the contemplated with over 50 members on their book. price u! anbaerlptton wit! ptalrivaly be six., F. minister. Itautlrld. depot, platted it into lots, and advertis­ five years of ago and evidently of the Wm. Wateon and T. J.’Magee ex­ hte, bashlulnww — Its leap year, you see. in fitter case Li cento will be added far p»ued the “town" vigorously. Prospectors changed horses last week. tramp family, was picked up near the aire wJiru •uImtIIw mhfa* outalde cl Uir ' llANriKLD. ro«n:yi western line of this town fast Friday began to pour in, and the real estate Eugene Springer, of Plainweli, is vi»fekx weeks more school in 4he Doty market became excited. Falrlv pros­ iting with friends and relatives at the evening in a badly frozen condition. He J ADVBHTISINO RATES: perous traders in neighboring com­ Springs this week. was turned over to township treasurer district. Ipnui per yw.r........ ........... .|1QO oo F. U. Norwebd, Dellou. Bev. Fow, of this place, is holding a munities caught the Bubble rille fever France who cared tor him during the Ultra charge for special porttftnw. Writing school was organized ak the John Hbean, Hickory Comm. Hrown a Celrni, PralrtevtHr. night and Saturday a. ni. took him to series of revival meetings at Dowling. and moved their stocks. Well-to-do \ ankee Springs school house last JOB PRINTING. The young 1 people gave Josie agriculturalists sold or mortgaged their fhursday evening, under tbe supervia­ the poor master at Hastings. His Ic K frit In the Job Prinilns Dehands and feet were so frosted-th at the Moore a surprise laat Friday evening. farms to amass fortunes in trafficking ion of Mr. Ilolopeter. Mr. H. is a unn, -viu n nxrw. i FiHtnvi-rter. 1 ankre Sprint*. Miss Nellie Edmunds, who is attend­ at Bubblevllle. Old and solid mer­ splendid writer, and we think hto ends of the fingers and toes dropped type, the most nppnwcd pattent* of Machinery* Ic. W. Arn&tionc. Bowens Mill-. off and pieces of Hash from the feet and ing; school at the Advent college. Bat­ chants in neighboring cities started sebafara will be well paid for time and Mdootapetent workmen employed, enables th* . branch stares in the new Eldorado, and nipiWWf ankles came off. ills ears and cheeks tle Creek, Sundayed with her people. Hamoattodo tlrst-elaas lob wort. Miss Louisa Rider, bf Battle Creek, is before a single new dwelling-house, wore equally bud off. We hear that there is a man in our shop or factory was commenced, thirty town that stoope so low as to try to Frank Humphrey, 11. W. Waiiatns visiting Banfield relatival. -s. pay their subscriptions to the Mr. Styes, of Augusta, spent Satur ­ and Homer Flowers went to Buffalo, or forty trading establishments were turn his wife out doors in a* severe ngenis named above. day and Sunday in Bantleld, the former in full blast. * *now storm. We think that is getting Kesnerttnlly. N. Y.,l*st week with tine stock., Hasttoe* K a city of .1.000 mop>. aurrotmded COOKA NIHKKRN. Now, if BubbleviUe bad been sur­ very low. W. F. Sidnam was among us last home. by a rich and prosperous country, and I’ the Last Wednesday evening there was a rounded by a pine forest, or been adja­ rountyfeal o! Barry county. Its location on week “gathering in" balances due on David Watson is sick with a bad cold thrre natural terncns rialna from the Thorn. donatlop at the hall for Rev. Fow, the cent to a mine, or oU well, or some and bilious attack. It seems Mr. Wat­ rail road notes., apple riror. could hardly be surptissed. With The coldest morning was last Satui:manufacturer had established a .big :son has his share of sickness, his little Addison Spalding and wife spent proceeds of which were $58. ta bewitifuliy shaded ntrrets mid bandaouw Kid Fisks* grist mill has not been “plant," the remtirkablb preponderance 'daughter Elsie has just got up from a home*. It attonh an riccllcnl n-Mdnnce plaer. <tay, the thermometer regiyterrd 12 be­ Thureday last at Kalamazoo. The city ha* sradod schooS o( t'tr hfjrbest low zero among the hills. Grain buyers are still paving 83 cents running for the past week, owing to u of mercantile institutions would haveisevere : attack of brain fever. standard of ■•xeeUancc. alko a achool library «>< The census roll Is gradually lengthen­ for wheat deficiency in the pump. ' been easily accounted for, but the new R. B. Green has bought a horse of F. 1 JOO ... volumes, and elegantnmHO, school bulldhipi. It ln«' °"t: * ■>»”«*!" ... mmn “r;“<> Farmers, where is tne proposed rail­ railroad didn't add ten per cent, to its F. W illiams. Consideration $80. and numeral* ■*oewti«» of the «ecrrt and ben.-v- « young son *tt F . Lankreter s. road from Battle Creek to Hastings to regular customers. Its trade always olent order, it can boast of ns fine a system of Ida Cartillage • DOWLING. _ is home from >iij a visit at Remember the concert at the 1’. B. pa» through Johnstown? Is It potmi- had been, and always wiU be. a purely water -sort* as any city pwieisct.wbleli fur Hlckorv Comers llckory ulefor it to go to Banflold ? it certain­ local and mainly agricultural one. - Hurrah for the social I We—that is v ul«h water of utLiurpMiert purity and adapu»•,? Corners.’............................................ church Saturday evening. Mrs. VObb Cobb is ... still sick, with no visible \Lon tor bouK-i>okl purposes, and nhn secure Airs. Taylor Fluke and family and Mrs. ly is, and that is Just where it ought to There is not the remotest probability 1everylwdy are going. adeqimte protection agnlait fire. It has two improvement, Chas. Mack and Geo. Belson have A off Sira. D. C. Qulgly’s friends Dickerson have returned from their go: and more than that, it is just the that manufacturing enterprises of any good bank*, which attend every possible ar\ party rt v o y place it will go, providing the farmers uwment will ever be inaugurated, and each purchased new cotters. eompdanoo to pattons; and two new hotel*, one *,_*} 1 holiday visit in the Buckeye Mate. ■'* neighbors —-------gai Tve her a genuine tiurof which I* now open to the public, t hat have no James Gregory brother of Mra. WBl The oyster supper at Anthony Ob- in this viciaity do their duty. There is when the bustle and activity of the superior In any city of three time* the ponul v prise last Friday r----- -------..-jy night. It was a sur- troth’s lost Friday evening was a very no p»«ple.more capable of aiding a rail­ building boom subside, some thirty or Herrington, is visiting here. lion of Hasting*, its bu*lne*s men and bit*! ------ • If any one wonders why Jim's face road tlian the Banfleld people, no furm- forty traders wiU have to depend for pleasant affair. ptuh and rnlerprbe. It hns already a number J , joung lad) from Waterloo is visit­ < so long just kindly inform them that Literary nnd debate at the Beigft »rs that are more prosperous than those ■upport upon about the same customers is or flotirSlilns minttrnrturln: enterpriw-*. But i inc ut Mr. Quiglv of this place, and no place where a road who formerly made three or four revival meetings are things of the past. 1 ■ & i "“?'“o,hrr r' “■ t sebool house every Thursday evening. is more Deeded than here. If wc do News scarce this wefck. traders reasonably Lruspexous. And The ladies' mite society will meet Ur*, j ho Mirbteui Cwtrai has h>iI}l b. en its wr' spending a few days m Irving. with Mrs. James Demary Thursday not get this road we stand a poor thc.little verse from Punch, only railway. But ilih tai! the Chic-ace, Kaia ; . ................. * - chance of ever getting it. This is a afternoon of this week. maxoo « Saginaw K. R. ha»l>rr:i completed tn 1 BOWENS MILLA. Cold, yes it was 2G below zero tkiturAnd nmnjrxwink he wink; Miss Addie Beigh is having <|uite a moment which prevents itself not once And Oh' What mini hl» feellnsi been i day and 12 below on Tuesday. in a hundred years. Let us seize the To Unnk the be Ihunkr" - pnnw'rot the projector* nt till* line to eriend I eutter, of which mention Was made Inst serious time with one of her ey<«. Dr. golden opportunity, nnd press on to the The meetings at the U. B. church are Lowry, of Hastings, is treating her. the s*i«e u> Snatnaw nest year, which will week, to Kalamaroo and exchanged it naturally occurs to me when I imagine still in prcqfresa, Twenty-one degrees Mow zero last desired end. an Interview between «one of these Fred Partridge, of Grand Rapdds, U liron cri-l' d and m-ued troin Iztwell *octh u>' Last Saturday Win. Bowen went to Saturday. three or four traders and the collection visiting A. W. Bass. A. G. Carr, of North Castleton, visit­ Fn-port, right iriii-i north of HastincN. The । Hastings with a load of buckwheat ’ J. B. Pumfrey and wife attended a Owen's glass blowing has furnished agent ot the railway company. ed one of our school-mam’s last week. rigtil ofway has I>eon ircurod and mno ot the • flout I shall be very.much surprised nnd A couple of our full-grdwn youth's entertainment for the natives the pajt mystified, if, before a score more of reception last week for Burton Pum­ Joi.o cm, «.i i..™.™., h.., frey and wife. They received a num­ week. This was his last place of exhi­ made n wood bee to get wood cut to . and it i. cxpwtid writ also ne pushed on tn l returned from the west., when.- th<w new moons look down on BubbleviUe, ber of costly presents. ITO- partook of bition. as hv now goes east to engage In buy thein a new cutter with. But the luuieftrrek. niuac two tw road* >*1U Sin- have been nutting un windmills that place doesn’t contribute liberally refreshments. Dancing and those Ha-stlut* a* ftm- triuvjiortailrri luc.litie* :u .. other business.'" could b»- dc-dred, and make it oneot the very Evi..} one teems glad to Sf*t the boys people thought they had enough to do Friday; night we will have Schiedell to that interesting serial known as horrid cards was the order of the even­ to ent their own wood, and stayed at beit pnfnts tor manufitcljrlng "st.vbUUinircis I again. minstrels, ana and tne the prospects prospects are are “Bradstreet's Monthly Bulletin of Fail­ ing. nnd a nleaaant time for all home. ’ • i; fBros.* ’rtw. ininsin-LS to local*.’ To -ro u-e *uch I* the alm olUte mi- | Prank Ellsworth 1< finite ill Charles Parmelee, who was sick with Mrs. Meacham visited Assyria and Itlu*1 ‘he opera house will be crowded. ures." -Mich. Tradesman. tew* ot|ita*tln£». ana ■: olfen most liberal In I Piprsnn rrnoHi inneW ainlrti, .<K dneemen!'for»nA in<dif.rtlon« CertAinlv no *’rler>on reports ntut® sickness, typhoid pneumonia, Ls able to be out ’ J ‘*n Wednesday, of next week, we 26 degrees below zero on Saturdav again. better »Lv.-e for any brooch of maiiufa-turlHu. v. '*. Armstrong visited vour citv Battle Creek last week. The McOinber school was ideighrid- • wiU, to lhe Rankin Scottish Ca- morning of last week. especially funiUttn- tu.d v.wdwork. could te : 0n(. day- last Week ' John Lattimer Is able fo sit up. Mfedei MudA/lttHTul bonus Vill tM. riven tor [ „ -_____ „ ing Saturday. t nadmn concert company in select hlghGeo. TV. Rowlader now wears 11 targe the taLttioir'iieri' of suelt '-ntablKhmetit-f. i hand IS improving. ’ -—|--------------------- I land ‘Hongs and dances. smile. Cause, is a lb. girl. Haiuup LshbottiKcnier a n<-» er.i <Z pro* 1 Jhel.tr. V. 1.8. Of this place, are t t'of Kt o ! Tucki-rs’ metropolitans will return The people Woodland are harvesting Petin, and propow- * ti» pUe«- ite-jf in the trout ! forming a library association They! u-— ■ fock corners. Splendid sleighing which is to be Birthdav party party <jon Carrie O'Dell on • in four or six weeks with the "Two’ their crop of ice. rank of thn huaUinKeiticiof often husdneeltkf of Mlctiutar,. Ml--:iisai-. In thi< thh , * ‘ / “7 1 birumav eoone*Nton w» r. will durinx the past pan purthase thrir book,-, soon. ।। Saturday improved by a leap year soda* at rontic-*tion In state that during owtuFuav night nigiit last lost. Orphans" . s. Haight hna to walk with a cane. Hiram Chases on Tuesdav evening. ----- ... --------------JLu’iklittle-girl ..l year, the . tn-« -bulldlnir* and•-nprn'furrc.it'In Improx-Tnenl* InI T hey are to have a night-cap social the I ’ <*„„ Geo. k.. Bump has been v<-tW Truly. Nashvillei* amusement lovers It is rheumatism. . Hastlndf a.-prerrit-t JIOO.WO andis during Uir past: w -,ssjs otthi,month.. *.««*; Doughnuts and coffee the attraction ot V. I.I.t ■■ «.» .. — ...A... F. »•»'*. ..Mil. >> n.U. . • n (> • ■ two Venn For further psrlienlar* have ample opportunity to fea.it them* B. S. Hollv is at Bay City attending the evening. Mrs. Frantz, who has l^en Hick with nt..wiBV**ine« Reives without concerto ng thU. one of the best cltti-* in Michi­ erysipelas going out of town. Baptismal services on u Saturday withe for some time, fci improving, n mr ?«*' nu’.u ro Inst a" r the Masonic Grund lodge, a.* delegate gan. nnd having .ns bright proifrecti a* any, I wonder if people notice and appre­ Mins Hattie Brown, of Battle (’reek, from Woodland lodge No. 31M. take lb» HAiriNfts BsKsbk. ncknonledcrd to ciate the quiet of our (village wince be the drpud of any county paper oublf'hed. visiting friends in the village. ’ went CO Irving to Tilt «ttb -I1*/ I'let-j’ ChaxTotter, 01 Ugham Co.i, vUlt- is ___________ Mr. Scotts* family have moved to liquor is not to be had by jusL stepping A large amount * of wood is being their former home at Muir.JoDla Co. into the bar-room of the hotel, bince MBATES, ‘tipped from this station. Prices tire Mrs. Susie Rowlader has bad her the last importation from. Mlt Arov ' Attorney nt Law, OU. Mr. house repipered and repainted. ni-tlng*. Midi. her parents at Bradley. strong to his friends after his depar­ J. Barnum on Feb. 1st. Nashville has what sporting men call > Mrs. G. W. Meyer* is very sick at In Wayland a few days rfgo. Charles ture there has been scarcely a drunken Nellie Kenjon, who has been visit- J a “dead Minch" on the new railroad, present. altrlilhMi t< Barker, of Bradley, lost a pocket book person to be seen, and none of those Rkju. E*r.’ Willard Sawdy's little girl who has pow wows which were formerly of containing £68. lib has not yet found ing in N. Y. State for some time, re-! providing they put up a reasonable turned on the 16th. Fred msdea**bnsi- i sum. IL -J been very sick is now recovering slow- such trequeht ocdirrence. We hope ness” trip to Charlotte on the same day. I The salvation annv were at VerTT 4. BARBER, M. D, this state of affairs will continue: it’ is The tea social at Geo. Clark's on Fri ! montvllle all last week holding meotThere will be a temperance nicAing SOUTH HASTINGS. day night was a grand success. Pro.! Ings, on account of I wing crowded out at the M. E. church Sunday evening. a great Improvement ' Homeopathic Physician and. Surgeon. Dr. Midway is not yet-able to be out The donation at Ed. Ried's for the reeds alx>ut $7. ' 1 of their hall here. They held a poorlv Jan. 29th all are invited to .come nnd May be found at bls *>«<* over Nevin’* 'tore but is on the.gain. from » to to a. m. and from 1 to 3 p. in. AH call* Rev. Mr. Martin Friday evening, netted Jay Barnum says if he knew when-! attended meeting Sunday evening, help in the good cause. in city er count) trump”) responded to. Ik tlWork on the Hall suspended for lack O. B. Robinson, of Ishpeming, broth­ deuce -Bentley place, cor. Center and Church about 820. .We are sorry to learn that the State Road rifle dub kept their Justice Velteon Monday last sentenc­ of lumber. Mrs. Reid was quite badly hurt by a white plug hat, he would go and get it er-in-law ot Rev. F. Hurd, was in the ed a tramp to 43 days at Shriner’s hotel t.zlluatlb£i.Ml<!S. Earl Russell seems to get “no better fall that evening, but how seriously we to wear now. It’s a boy. ' 1 city last week. at Hastings. fast” on the mind cure treatment. do not know. Minnie Wood has been entertaining i Dr. C. E. Goodwin is being guyed at W.LOWRy,M.D, • Mrs. 8. G. Russell narrowly escaped Charlie Barnaby now supports a company from near yoor dty of late. a treat rate about an Item in last week’s • Physician and Surgeon. serious injury by being thrown over new cutter. The Misses ?nd Ed. Jenkins, of Hope Marshall Statesman, describing Co perSam Cotton drives a new horse. onto the whippletrrosof the-aie^h by Somu.mlsunderstanding has bee_b oc­ have been spending a short time with ' <*"»•'« - «— ■>h—> style -»«»» of »beauty, —..♦*• and —i faction’ Kl his peculiar Gil Lapham ’ s boy has been danger ­ the horses giving an unexpected start l'uX^C‘Zy nul1’' ®,*'’rA<!UM “«X> casioned by an Article which occurred their mother. Mrs. Wm. Wood of this cracking him up tut un eligible leap* before she was seated. We are glad to ously ill, but is recovering. oaice and reeldance on Broadway, near Court in our South Hastings items relative to place. year victim. ' B. Pearce lost a valuable boree Sun­ say she was nbt much hurt. Hou*e, Uaatiugs, Mleb. an entertainment given at the Star. Reported abouttown that Miss Car* Mrs. Ira Cotton's mother is visiting day morning. . — Jan. 7th, in which we said it was “dry.” her at present rie Ingerson will join her brother Char* The funeral of A. Graham's seven A few have translated the word “dry" QMITIl & COWROVE, Levi Cotton’s house caught tire one lie in the west, am} locate a claim. Jake Draper, of Bowne. was in town year old boy was held at the M. E. (evidently thinking it some metaphori­ night last week while they were at U Lawyers. baturday. church Monday. {Offlre In Union block. Haitlngi.) cal word) in,to “not good.” The Jour­ church. Not much damage done as Geo. Perkins was at the county seal Francis Covllle. of Battle Cheek, is Practice J» all the court* of the •talcnal correspondent and especially the they got home just in- time to ex­ Friday. Splendid sleighing during the past visiting his brother William. editor of the Helmet, are in this list. tinguish the flames. Miss Estella Caller is on the gain week, and many have made good use W m. Coville has traded farms with E. KEN AFTON, We wish to say. right here, that nearly C. J. bmelkcr made a trip to Carlton of the same, some by drawing saw logs Mr. Miller, of Johnstown. . Attorney at Law, everything in the entertainment was center Tuesday. NORTH-KAMT HASTINGS. and others by marketing. The second Evangelical church was (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’« Wore.) “good," but lacked life, vim and energy. Mrs. J. J. Smelker is numbered with Mrs. E. Pennock was quite ill several Frank Wood in drawing wood this Practice* In all eourtaof tno Stole. Collections Consequently it was “dry." We have dedicated Sunday. the sick. nramwclv attend! nit to. ’ days last week. Dr. Elliott was called asked a good many how they liked the winter. Mary Allerding shook hands with The above items were found on high­ The dance at James Sutton's Friday to administer for her relief. entertainment and all have said it was Herbert McAllister and wife, of way between sections 21 and 22, of her Freeport friends last week. If ARTIN Vi BARKER, Real Estate, night was well attended, and all enjoy* “dry.” So It was “dry!’’ Mias Eliza Fox is enjoying a vtott JU. Insurance "and Loans. h! a pleasant time. Howard City, former residents of this Maple Grove township. Correspondents We hope that the new minister may OSes With J. O. Runynn&^Son. 2 doors north Albert, Robert and Laura Anders, of place, made several friendly calls Rlease be a little more careful in the from her cousin, Myrta Kopf, of Low­ be secured, to alternate with Rev. iture, or we shall be obliged to report ell. Chicago. Martha and Willie Anders and among old/frlends about the Corners, Special *ttentioS siven to naMnr VfW* Martin every two weeks. F. D. Brayton returned home Frida*-, and on Thursday to his farm, transact­ you at Ba NNKii office. T*. iHtrrMta nt iion-arsldcnt The Blair petition is being circulat­ Edith Karns, of Hope, were guests of Andrew Lester paid us a dying visit after a visit with fnends at Howell. ' Mr. and Mra. Leroy Barnum the past ing business with his tenant, A. G-> ed in this section. Milton Coulter, of North Irving, was from Newaygo county. week. , . Cortright. Last Friday morning would have lototor sale. Emmet Dixon has returned from the in town Tuesday. Mr*. John Shren returned from Ann A hunting party at Chas. Baldwin’s been a good time to wire down hedge the past week. Seth Smith Li teaming for John TeeArbor Saturday evening, with encour­ north woods bringing with him a nice JAgESA. SNEEZE f fences. Eh? pie. • yoke of oxen. Leroy Barnum has a new swell box aging results. Mrs. Evert Paton, of Baltimore, is S. Finch was in Grand Rapid* Friday Our township drain commissioner Augustus Yastofer, of Marshall,, an cutter: also Royal Brown and George HaU'ngs.Mlch. ’ quite sick. on business* emplovee of the Central R. R. Co., has is doing a good job ditching. Moore. Frecure* in nil court* of the stale. OBoe over Matthew Hall and wife were sick Chas. Will is painting the interior of Joseph Bolo id the boss butcher, also The literarv at the A Ito ft school a few days lay off, in which to make his W. H. Schantz’ store. Inst week. H. C. Peckham's store. __ house last Friday night was well at­ many frl'enils about the Corners n visit. wood sawer. J. W. Renter wm in Hastings Wadtended. and the exercises were very He Sundayed with W. T. Barber and T C. WELTON There was. liible reading at Mr. Geo. M. Hudson has leased of Free­ good. Betsey Blinker did her part ex­ family. I* agent for the Ohio Farmer’* iMuranca Co. man Kingsbeiry all the clay on bis ceedingly well. Capt. Roberts’ lottery sale came of Dyson’s last Sunday : the subject dis­ Ue writes policies on a man’s property sc-lnnt Miss Myrta Kingsbury is visiting her Saturday evening, in which A. H. cussed was Baptism. The next meet­ JL R. as far as Fox & Son’s saw mill oaa bydro. lUhtnlnf orwtnd; again*t a man a premises suitable for making brick, Lank Salisbury mide his Freeport Johnson held the lucky number that ing will be held at Geo. Ostroth’s next Ufa by death and accidentlie thinks there Is enough for several aunt, Mrs; Chas. Church. Melvin Sprague, of Washington Ter., drew a fine set of light double harness, Sunday, the subject for discussion is in friends a cal) Thursday. . million, and will start his yard up early regard to speaking in religious meet­ John Yarger made a business trip to Grand Rapids Thursday. ‘ in the spring and make stock brick. is visltinr hflkstoter, Mrs. A. 1. Barnum. the most valuable prize on the list, and ings. QOOK & SHELDON, Cha*. Church, who has been a great Quincy McNeil drew the single harness. His kilns wiH stand where he can The revival meetings at the Evangeli­ E. H. Sisson was at Carlton Center sufferer from dropsy for the past wheel them on the can with barrows cal church are well attended. Sunday. CM«H CORNERS. twelve weeks, is some better at this 1 would inform our friend at Clover­ Wm. Cooper ba., bought a team of The Misses Eva and Libhie Reuter After a week of cold stonny weather County. dale that the can stop at Lake View writing.- It is honed he will recover. visited Mias Eliza Fox Thursday. Marion Matthews is quite 111 with It has cleared off brjght. and nice Dave Marshall. when any onp wants them to, and that Wm. Covill has traded farms with Ransom Wojcott is having aaite a sleighing which is being improved by < is about three times to where they stop lung fever. jjriuwltaH with tUKiu. nun* The G. A. R. Post gave }At. and Mrs. those having wood, ice and grain to Mr. Miller, of Johnstown. once at Cloverdale. There will be a social at Barry t\ Lawyers. Royal Brown a pleasant surprise one ^Thomas Mundo, who went to New Bad luok to Nash's saw mill this McKelvey’s Wednesday evening for (Over HMtlnn Nanon*! Bank.) BoaeiabaUK box jins *. evening last week, and presented them week again. Mexico about three months ago. has the benefit of Elder BramiJt Three cars left Lake View last week with ajset of luster band dishes. Joe Shoup was down from Grand TXHLLLAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney Ida Browa is spend log the week just returned home. He thinks Michi­ loaded with wood for partiM in Kala ­ VV At Law and SoUdtor In Chanceryher mother of Middleville last waek. with her. aunt, Mrs. Ida Miller, of your gan a bettor place Ao live in than that Rapids the fore part of the week'. mazoo. There will be a carpet rag sewing bee Jas. Ferguson has quite work for FracUees in *11 cuurt* o! tbe etale. country. _• We are not having as good school city. Fox A Son. and is now driving team A surprise parly took poaswsion of at Sam Nicewander’s Wednesday. Several oCmir young people attended this winter ns we had in the fall. Elder. Bramfit ’ s cutter was surround ­ for Chas. Bronson. WILLIAM b. sweezey. r F. J. Patton bought a fine horse of the T social at Geo. Clark’s last Friday Will Normanhouse during his and. ed W Justice of the Peace. last Sunday by an inquisitive B. Wolcott and Geo. I’exkins had bis wife’s absence: on their return they Chester Messer last week and now he ei ening, apdyepart a good time. Collection* a specialty. w They say it’s of Minnie and Myrta Candler are guests found their numerous friends there crowd. drives a line team. Charlie Nickerson ami EBa Hill hare collected enjoying themselves finely. As Frank Hallock was going to of Oscar Matthews ami family. “ Andrew Geiger returned borne from ■nRiNK C. BOISE, It was the ummiiuous opinion of all got a license and a certificate and Will Cedar Creek on Monday of last weeK soon be keeping house. Jj ; NauhriUf.. Minh., up dorth hat week, where he has been present that it was an enjoyable occaone uf his horses slipped down and teaching for the last year. G. w„ Tobias is Working for his died in about 8 hours. Hardware A Iron Merchant, NORTH HIVING. Rev. McChaydeu delivered a verr iaGeo. Hudson has sold hLs old brick unejajiyra Tobias near Dowling. AxeoL'tor all the IsadtaK make* of Hardware A wrong impression was conveyed in teresUng discourse to a large congregaThe. Wtoo Xamiiy, ot Charlotte, are । and Fann Machinery. kiln to parties in Kalamazoo and is |t is atwlf-evklcnt fact that the lead­ last week’s Banner in regard to the tiun Sunday murning at tbe UongregaWe Carry a Urne and complete stock. New fare* Serapodally invited to call and ere u»; now getting ready for a new one in the visf^ng friends in this place. News is MUing scarce In this place. ing cause for failures is the unreason^, dance to be held in Grange hall next old one* are equally welcome.__________ spring at Lake View crossing. He is able proportion of tradesmen a# com ­ Chas. Bdw«« aad wife returned to Saturday night. Invitations are not Good sleighing nt preset, and the an old and experienced hand and knows A. TIMMERMAN. ~~ pared with other profesj-ions ana avo­ extended to all; on the contrary only their home in Uhto Thursday. Mrs. how to go to work. We hope that he farmers are using it nt a;great advant­ cations. I^rt a new town open lyiwith those to whom invitations are sent are Bowe Itev* a boat of friend*, who age. ■ • : ' . Homcepathic Physwlan & burgeon, will have goad success. .fumes Dnh’s youngent child has ativthing like a "boom" and witness exi»ected to come. Correspondents wish her a happy fntnre in hen newMrs. Sophia Rerbal. the mother of iCfflce over Lathrop’s drop »tere4 the influx of handlers of inertffiandise. should be careful about should mailers. home. Fred Herbal, died the 20th ot January, been quite ill for the past few days. ' It would seem that our frequentneWin. Mershon and wife, of Kalama­ Take, for instance, BubbleviUe, on the 1888. She was bom In Germany in TANTKEB 8FRINGS. » IL LANDIS, M. D„ zoo, are visiting relatives in this vicin- lino of a new Michigan railroad. For t: I’hysican and burgeon, 1812 and lived there until she moved many years. BubbleviUe, under another A goodly number of Electa Park’s to this country In 1879. and has lived il>Wnile Gurd is slowly recovering name, bad been a quiet, prosperous and schoolmate* congregated at her home Mrvtae in each of throe with her son Fred until she died. She tldv little hamlet, supporting, comfort- on the evening of Jan. 18th, for a play day evening, Jan. Uth. from an attack of lung fever. wu "• ymrs old. The Hastings Banner. COOK .&JNISKERN. HASTINGS. G A W /< . County News. �KIRK HABTZHGa. WFDNMUAY. jaN.c. uw. Agrieultual. Mruient should be addrer ran part. M oodliuxt. Mich. FLOATINC SOAP THE CHIEF JAS. S. KIRK & CO. CHICAGO. Stale of Michigan, County ot barn ■ m. At a newton of the Probate Court fur the •ounty of Burry, balden nt tbe Probate Office w> «Be etty of HMtlnia, in wrid county, on Tureday the Kin day «>t January, hi tbe yew one tlwu»and elpht hundred anil eighty etictit. PrearaL Wm. W. Coie. Judge of Probate. A young man in tuy neighborhood began farming for himself last spring, and I have been noticing all the season how nicely he does, his work, and how carefully everything is kept aboubthe place. In August he plowed a part of a field for wheat, and for some reason did not finish it until just before the wheat was sown in September. The field was harrowed and rolled until In the finest possible condition and sowed with a drill. The drouth continued and wheat was slow about coming up everywhere, but in this field there was a remarkable difference For nearly a month 1 drove past that field almost dally and conld not help noticing the difference Ln the part of the field that was plowed early, and that part plow­ ed just before seeding. In the first part the wheat camo up and grew right along, and in the last it does not make a showing yet. There is a prospect of a fair crop on the early plowed part, but on the. remainder of the field tlivre scents to be no chance for any return for the seed used. On one other field that was plowed early, I notice’that a fair growth has betin made and there is a-good showing for a crop next, year. Ou reading and filing the petition, dnlv verThere is more in having good seed to IBrd at Marv A. Gainpbrll. formerly Mun- ALechleltaer. administratrix of said estate pray begin with than many farmers seem to mg torfleasons therein set forth that she may be think. Early plowing and thorough tillage is altogether necessary, and tbe Tbereupon it I* ordered, tint Friday, the fertility of the soil must be carefully SOth day ot February. A- D. ISM. at ten o'clock looked after, but without good seed all £the roreuoun, lx ae«ignrd tar the heailug < if d prUtlrin, and that tho heirs at law of Mid these are neutralized just to the extent decr.vi-1 and all other persons Inlctvsted in *aJd that it fails to germinate. A year ago last spring neighbor Jewell came to me Office, in the city ot Hastingi, In said county. and said: “You hqve been to a good ...I ...... A IT .»«• Et.A... I A. kr <1.. r-...- many fairs nnd hav^seen lots ot good corn. Now here’s a dollar, send It ucr to me penoa* iniervsiea in Raia e*<aie, w where you can get the best seed, and Ute pendency ot said petition, and the hi-antut tell the man you send to to take extra thereof by causing • ropy a thia enter to be published in tbe ILutinra Bas.'KX. a newspa­ pains in selecting It, if he only sends per printed and cltt-ulateil in *-*ld county of half as much as he usually sdls for a Itarrv.occe tn each week for three aucccaalve dollar." 1 sent the money away and in weeks previous to raid day of hearing. a few days Mi. Jewell came along iu Wm w“ COL*. bis buggy with the corn. He took it (A true e«py.) Judjre of Probate. homo and the next lime 1 saw him he was sick over his corn. He had got just 23 pounds nnd he said it was the most inferior corn he ever bought with one exception. 1 went over to his Notice I* lieroby riven that I thall Roll al pub­ lie auction, to tbe blithest bidder, on tbe first bouse und 1 agreej with him. Th? cant day ,at March. A. D. VW. at U o’clock. wet? ill shaped and the rows of grain ■o->n. st the Probate C>»urt.ln tlwGity .>: Ha*t- crooked, and it was nothing like corn I ina* In Uir County ot Barrv in the State of Mfchlcou. pursuant tn Licenuc and autliuritv from the same farm tliat I saw nt a ■ranted m me on the torts day <»< Jsnitnn A. ,D. fairs- Having a piece on which he in­ It* b<r Vie Protmic Court of Burry County. MlrhigAn. aU of the estate; rlsht. title and tended to plant this corn he conejudrd iutercii ot the raid minor* ot. 1n nnd to thermal to try it ntnnv rab'. and the result was notate iltiiatcd nud ,bt-luq in tbr C.mh :> of one of the Njii crops ns fur ns it went Barrv tn tbr Shite of Michigan, known and that ho ever snw .on his farm. Las. BeirtSninc at tno (;u»rter section. jkjsT be- spring my father planted of this va­ twetfoloclioo* twettfy-tiirec and twenty-tour iti riety and it yielded over sixty bushel.' town ntn-. north ramtt- ten west. In Barry County to flu? acre, while other varieties on the , Michigan, and running tiKnce north W tn I outre same farm did not produce thirty bush-1 els. Why such interior looking seed hnodred thirty tret, thence south efahtynlne was sent In the first place I do not know, unless being late iu the season it was milled corn, but the breeding that was back of it saved it and caused it to • and west quarter line of section twenty-three. reproduce tbe type that t.he originator Uirncrt along mid quarter section line north had fixed by years of selection. , «Wity.ntne H deerre* cast, one thoui'and two I -am well convinced that the vital principal can Ik* reproduced in plants quarter o! the nortb-exst auhrter o: section and the tendency controlled as well as twenty-thre« in town one north, rance ten west. animals, and since^ first announced roalalninK ctjiht and I* Mserr-R of tend. my belief that plants deteriorate from Dated Januw 10th. A. l>.. I*?. EMMA L. JOHNSON. Guardian. inureedlng^Meervatlon led to’th? con­ clusion that judicious selectioni from ' WniimilT A HEARDFBOMl-lteeent rail­ the most vigorous specimens or a cross sXSXi.pSL'Si with the same variety from a distance real, stock and ianftlm; <ll*lrict«. Mapn aid in almost every instance shows im­ full aartfcntar*. free,.... uponurapplication IV.b.... t».. ..I %r;....to C. H. provement. 1 am sathuied that the time will come when the fanner will no more plant scrub seed than he would breed to scrub animals. When that day comes an iiluminHted buck ami six colored plates will not be the only recomsnvndatlon that a seed cata­ logue will need to cause the recipients to select their orders from the lists it trpnr Cosiness centers.-Tb* buiidine contains. n Pi Yr *,r railruad* in anew and tartiir country •*’a " rr.-i.ire many now town*, •flcnlii.g wLast spring I planted a piece with •flUent Btwinirt* opportnuttire. F.-trtlcuHru rrEarly Rose potatoes of my own grow­ ing except three rows. When I came to dig thpm I found that while those from'seed I bad grown myself were smooth nnd clean the others were quite scabby x Why was this ? opportunities to secure One ttaverr.ini-nt Lind* raMaUy Rurvered, near oxeeitent Ail flrl<» #nd Miller Purvw. adlBceattonulrovt. M*m and feup<m anplFnlion to C. IL W , Don't ■ Aat.Bt. Paul. Minn. let that cold, of yours run on. You think it is n light thing. But It mav run Into catarrh. Or into pneumonia uu u vxiuu, C;MI yoa move Jo n*w Jocailoilt Kxeeiient Gwd*. cheap, which will inereax* In or consumption. Catarrh is d-sgusliog Pncumonin is dangerous. Consump­ tion is death it.se]f. The breathing ap­ paratus must be kept healthy and clear of all obstructions and offeturiva matter. Otherwise there is trouble ahead. An the diseases of these parts, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs /Address can be delightfully and entirely cured by . St. Fant. tbe use of Boschee’s German Skrup. If W[TV WORK FOR ANOTHER, or on small' you don’t know this already, thousands Will w,aPr? ''byconthiwwarlrouawotn- and thousands of people can tell you. " mil form? Why try to securo n Hvinir They have been cured by it, and “know Srom rort high-priced or hcavUr-mortrarad how it Is. themselvoL” Bottle only 7u farm.*? Whv work on rented buutv Wl>v not centa. Ask any druggist. MUNI AN A sj STOCKS PROSPEROUS, “FSSFK SUCCESS FAILURE B NORTHERN PACIFIC Hl«* nke raiuud um * E Government LANDS, Creas Bala Nasal PHssBgea. Allays ruin and I n fl a rn mutton. Heals the Sores', Senses of Taste ami Stndl. TBT THE CURE Catarrh UY’S How Often when wo are riding along the country road, we see unmlstakab • signs of negligent farmers. From afar off we can see his barn with its doors hangiM on one hinge, tbe aiding of his stable lying scattered over the barn­ yard. and a manure pile almost aa high as the barn.. What a shameful sight, when but u few minutes time would rehang the doors and a pound or two of nails would readjust the dilapidated siding, and the mountain ot good rotted manure which is of no benefit to tbe barnyard, should be made to return its full value In the way of crops. We go on past the bouse. You can Bearedy Gto tho house without climbing over yacks, wood-rack, hand-raw, or a I half dozen old plows. These in a few mtautoa time could be placed in the abed, which is of course almost always empty while the farming utensils lie •Mttered about the yard. The yard rance has every other picket off. unless “t‘me to attend to such *°f*• *Iow , much nicer the yard would have looked if tbe tools were properly housed, the chip pile removed Md a neat, regular yard fence made, at ly J cort and •tew m*n* re ”’ A’ We "• «oLn» ‘dOOf the fields wr m*. a dilapidated gate, and a fence shoved and piwbtd to pieces. T.ic gate bra been mq cobbled up that it w almost impossible to get through, an 1 Ujr? rto<n 0x8to • doxrn different places. This is what times. Instead o his stock out of juvvvn-...— Ln the fsrtheit corner jof bls _ rather piles it up. Sod tn the winter his cattle stand fn the empty, muddy, sloppy barnyard, with scarcely any­ thing to eat except what is thrown over the fence Into the mud. He-could just as well have gone to the woods; got some forks nnd poles, and made a shed with his straw in the manure yard, stacked the straw on the sides; arranged the interior in stalls and boarded up the other side, and had a good cheap cow shed which would have saved many a malediction on the bad weather. Go into the fields; part of his corn is not cut up, and is going to wa*te with scarcely any benefit to him, when it might just as well have been fed to same hungry cow and re­ turned in milk, beef, and a good supply of manure. That which is cut und husked Is thrown down and left ex­ posed to the elements. Such are- some of the habits ot a negligent farmer. They are a blight to the agricultural class. Negligence Is on< of the princi­ pal causes of hard times, mortgages, failures, etc. Tbe farmer has a great many chores to do, of course, but he has only one chore to do at a time. Ho need not get discouraged on that ac­ count Why do not farmers awake to the fact that nOgluct does not pay In any way. Such farmers can usually be found at tbe country store arguing about Scripture or politics, or telling hunting or ihbing *tories, and talking about thtrir industrious neighbors. DrSPEPSJA Free lumber, is there,a ‘‘lumber traatt” hemp, b there a “hemp truatt" • llltagty. Hota-. MatraparlUa ho —;7 Herald fa to free sugar. duced used in the aria and manufacture*), is tlic.rc a whisky trust? Oh, yea; anti that truat, cr it* representative* from Kentucky, are opposing the reduction of the real war taxm. Meanwhile The Her­ ald nnd either free trade papers are bray­ ing. “war texes'' and “cnormou* sur­ plus.'' Yes, come to think of It, there b a “wool trust"—a foreign wool trust, com­ prised of half a doaen monopolist* who arc just now swindling tbe ■government out of t>evcrul millions of duty. We refer to tho Dumkol Wool Trust. Arid, furJohn null—Ah’ this b the Moan that will open the American land of milk and CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION Question—What b twelve times twelve? tmfidr and unjust ruling, is aiding this foreijm trust in it* double raid upon tlia United States treasury and American aberp husbandry. The ' trust burinesa’’ cannot be cured by nboliahlng any portion of the tariff. Yon may trsnsfer an Industry from a do­ mestic trust to a foreign.tract, but that is the domesti: trust. If «udt papers aa Tbe Herald would cense that fncereant raid upon every hooesl busltiem enterpriM in the country, there would be le®» reason for the few triutta now existing among tho Qne.«tion—What fa the product of 43" protected industries. It it lite fear of uurea«uniug nud unfair attacks, truch as Tor <) Gnllaaher, nud he know* we every those proposed and ndvtwaled by Tbe Head the following: Mr C. H. 5|or- time. Herald. The World, The Time* and The Question—Ilnre.ynn cv*r read the Con- J*.«t of thia city, that ruhkea It tiecreaary ris. Newatk?Ark., says: “Was down with abfl^eo of lungs, and friends and rtttutfon «>f the Luttcd Kt nt re? Answer— , fur nuinufacturvrk U> rouabino in order U> Hck ur m>> l, nyUKM. physicians pronounced mean incurable 1 j sive tltetuoeivc* ami their mm™ merciiaudibe <l» duitarfibr ................. consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s _________ _________ New Discovery lor consumption, am ofilc~ f<rr wim-h you njiply? Answer—1 , . ' ' now on my third bottle, and able to Ur.M'tt pull Mid de polta*-. Que*Uoit- What vxperkinre have you oversw the work on my farm. It is the Ther* fa goo«l protection doctrine in the had in jm rfonidugsDclxlutko? Au*wrr— finest medicine ever mude." ■ i.f roti.>n vara. Tho tariff revbt.orf Jesse Middlewnrt, Decatur, Ohio, of tkSii opened tlm way for large Import* says: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s bell yinga. Qtm-lion—What refenmem can you lions of too finer grade* from England, New Discovery for consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was ghc as t > your, iikwo! cliaracter atal gen­ and to tlifa extent tbe revfaiou wa* de«rigiven up by doctors. Am now in bed. eral ub.i:ty: Answer—Turn de raasuls mental to the industry. American manu­ facturer* simply could not compete with of health." Try it Sample bottles free out'.—Puck. foreign good* uf thl* rtara, the tariff on at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. which hnd censed to be protective. Wag?* differ greatly In the two countries in thi* Till* wool can lie delivered tn Europe or Tiiis remtxly is bccuming so well In the United States for ten cent*a pound, Industry. In the picker room of Engifah known and so popular as to need no without duly, mid still affortl * lurpe mill* woumoi open lire cotton, for which special mention. All who have used profit. . The multi'a stock of U.b pro«!u< t they an; paid fit.25 per week. In tlifa electric bitters slug the same song of is M-vornl times nt large annually im it ruuntry’uien do thin work at fl per day. praise. • A purer medicine does not -ex­ wns when the tariff on wool wax Brat The frequent *t»den»ent that American fat. and it is guaranteed to do all that is levied. a.nl the wool markets of the United worki.icu receive higher wtujre berauce claimed. Electric Bitters will .cure till St:iU„ (i>uhl tint fail to feel the effete, they do iqurc work do** notai>i>etir to hold Oldham spinner* dfacases of the liver und kidneys, will ei ci'’ii UMiiii with a :i proirotive protective tar.u. tur.ff. .To 10 Wb.'w allow ; good in this industry. , .,, remove pimples, boils, salt rheum nnd UH. W..4 In. «>iq tau> “ “<? “ ™ • p*'r other affections caused by impure blood. u. ..d tau.-luurtr .,,- of niuloR, fur which they receive American Will drive malaria from lh« system and pruveulwriiI ucure «il t'a'p'i." hw? ft*«! ! *"'• t ‘if'1 preveiit <u well as cure all inaiaririi ie- ; ------ „ --------------... ccnslipa... '„Uy lmt »n. week. Tl. vers. For cure of .l.eadache. lu" Uoti and indigestion try Electric hitters. aprr Kill. Evvry.bJpm „nnrp tl, I' ““T >...ukl 1« l.uabieml i»rth*."<h- | »■■* .!«,...«■ In ««• Entire Nilfafaction gmtnmte-d or muu-1 the cottmn tumid 1m> I-uciiterttl It. the Innwer former mill « in .1 (.nwluni ■■■ .i, ................... i<> Ow cxuni 1 k In 11 *W tnll girls nltl* ey refunded. Price uOets and SI per'** "■ — <>r |,l,1’ -’'-.J I w ■" S“ rw <' Xnbottle at W. 11. Goodyear’s drug stere. S-UMI non ,,.n.«l. ,™,1; w.,„H l» uni. Inn II -Rvn.uw.KOumimUviaHio ' B ‘"J'1" •'"«»>"“ >™ll >W»Aiuuttui woi.1 p»r» w..,,1.1 u Uid w “J". 1 ‘-1 “! '■■‘‘■‘“■■i'1 The Best Salve in the world for (^ote. *..•»<?“. !*“ Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. f.utal -.-J cto.™, anil thl» Am, ' manufacturer. Cool, which ct»u $4175 a Fever-Sores. Tetter. (Chapped Hands tyould thru be at tbo mercy of foreign ; tun nt Fall River, is abundant in England .“»{ Chilblains. Corns, und skin Erupiiuns, i>rudticcra fur it* supply of wool.' What , s"tlJ13.Insurance and taxtM arc much , , ' Mil positively cures PilstCnr no pay the price Mould be then would depend I1 cheaper abroad, and tho actual buihilng -‘ea,, required. It is guarnnt/vd to give per­ up •:* <iur. sirersAltiea and their cupidny.— ' e of a mill In England fa a matter nt bnlf Cievi lnml Ijcader. fect satfafaction, or money refunded. 1 tbo expend of one !u tbi* country. Thus ITice 25 cents |>er box. 1'or sale by W. ... , ..... , . I Uie manufacturer* of rotton yarn nre far H. Goodyear <t Co. « eictatul • Wool 1'uHIo8 ..xpoM-U. j £runj (,n jQ bidding’f» There I* n tariff ow anol an*! yet wool • American orders. Our mills, or that part Edmore has a haunted house. fa cheaper titan when there was no tariff, (of them devoted to highgrade rotten THE HOMELIEST MAN In Haattogs at weU Tiiat Lu-t ouxht to be biifficien* to eMplolc ' yarn*, will oak congress to have tin- proIte whole free trade tbt-urv cm the sub- j tectlvc tariff restored, that the mill* may «~.r ii..* .a- ...,n *.^w u.------ *----- .. 5. Murtrel again nnd employe* tic gfreu wool t-bynp. On<- reason why wool is work at- living wage*. Tbe request uf the rente cough*. Price flo rent* ai.d gi.«. W. clitr.p fa iceause of h.raio com]>«tltion pro­ cotton yarn manufacturer* Ito * national Goodyear druggtau moted by tho tariff. Thfa ccHDftetiUMi one.—Albany Journal. X, FOB S CENTS ret Kemp** ijver Ptlb for has led to tbe production of &tf,0u0.U>0 Torpid Uver. for Constipation. for die Complex- of poiiuita annually and th* dfatribpVon of ♦'.1(1,000,000 a year among American Owing to the superior grade of our flock 'iwuera. Another raurou whytwool "1 TRIED Everything, without n4Ief, but fa cheap in tUx* country, perhaps too goods the Callfonita outynt, particularly KerapS File Hup|x>»IU>r!ea cured me.” Bo cheap tor profitable proAuctiwi, fa because of raldns. citrus frr.!t* tend winci ba* so writes A. G. B*m. NewLoodan. Conn. Pritt' the (griff wua lowicroJ so us to let in far pained in furor of late that the drw rents per b*x. W. H. Goodyear, drugged.. fjreif.u wool The production of wool iu mattd I* rapidly inerensmg, w Kb .1 very and South America has 1growa promfaiug outlook furau«e»*fuHy lending Thirty-one cases of typhoid fever in Australia «wnn<«uuy la ta recent years, la ui there | theinflrttete. In the rafsto* the euortmxir.ly recent years, Jackson prison. countr'e* millions of shoe? are slanghterul j --------------— their --------• and• ••• - ana many more tnon could bo obtatued ct cry year»for wool bides,~= and have been uked for, by deelera Jh the tbt-7 cun be raised at trlfilug cipcmw.— great cotnfflfrctal renters of tho Atlantic 5s warranted, la l<ec*n»i it is tho beet Cicvelantl Ix^uler. slope and M i<*|a*lpp| vnljey. At no period Blood Preparation known. Il will padat the Industrial e.-tfatenee of California lively cure all Blend DUranm. purifies the bare than- Inreo rati: splendid prospert*of whole wyrtern, and thoroughly builds up tbe It was obriously b«»uflo Arkanras fa a constitution. Remember, we guarantee It New England state, with a magnificent gaining and malntniidng tbe *upreiua«y for th* home product* as now. Some W. H. Goodyear & Co.. Druggista. rcalkianCand a host, of citizen* engaged in years ago, when tbo first rafalaa, prune* One Adrian man in jail for abusing maritime, And fishery cutwprfa<.-.< that and orange* mid lemons were introduced, Speaker Carlisle selects Congrestman much criticism was tnacto of tho method.* another Adrian man. Dunn for the cta!r*uxn«hfp of the xuer- of Curing and packing. But with •>Read tbe guaranty on which Hill’s chant marine and tfahetieg committee. A persenoo ^lCT>00 thi* ,1U, objection vp.wuuu A m orec orereome m been overcome, krwl by hrH-nn, .■_ i- ariwi. , . .. _. ’ Peerless Cxrngh Syrup Is sold. No cure, man from Massachusetts or any other <od man* buyer* the e.11. California southern and interior etate would clearly. Is to the tho best grades no pay. W. II. Goodyear. I* preferred preferred ‘to beet Imported imported grades. have been out of plnre. Tbtts It Is that But But wtwn when the the door door fa la juat just opened opened for for na Eleven new lake craft aro being built mo*t valuable owntMrceito our state, in on the Saginaw river. 'ork Tribune. stops the Democratio economist and proConstipation Is quickly removed by pow* tu incraaae tlH, force of foreign com­ using Cobb’s Little 1‘ilK. W. H. Good1 REPUBLICAN SMALL SHOT. petition by reduction of , tariff an every product of California open to thio compe­ Mr. fyiwclt wants copyright. He b the tition. Should this measure be carried It Detroit paid last vear >180,325.65 will be a blow at California of very aerfsort of fire trader who wants to buy other damages in street opening cases. men’* goods nt bottom price*, and wants ous consequence*. Our industries orc Hill’s Peerless Worm Specific will ex­ I other men tn tray his goods at the highest young and buve been established and ex­ pel worms from chl'd eo or money premium rnir*. This is a familiar type panded nt knmeutt! cost and by ereat of the free trade dogmatist.—Now York labor. Insteadjjf fpetcring sueb'impor­ refunded. W. H. Goodyear. Trllraue. ’ tant factor* in our counnerce^tho govern­ Tbe Spiritualists have formed a pro­ ment would place a stumbling block In One rend* the free Irada argument* of tbo gressive union at Lansing. path ©f future prograa*. 1| is a cose The Evening To*!- with much temerity, You can cure that headache by using nod ckwes the suffering by wondering demaqdlug more than tbo mart emphatic Hill* PeerkM Barsaparllla. W. Jff. what in'Jicxveu's name tlw> num did it protesL-l'asadeua (Cat) Union. 2 'VXkt v«a%ow Goodyear. One of tba first act* of tbe Ohio *enatc R. M. Steel, of 8t Louis, is president was to adojit a resolution indoralng Gov­ of seven national banka. d' ernor Fdkaker's action regarding th* re­ M turn of the rebel flags. Th» Republican *1^ *°T Throat’; or V LungDlaaaaa. lfvouh.;ro purty of .Ohio stood by him b> convention * Cough or Cold, or the children jxro and at the polls, ami it fa i>rriper tho Re­ publican Jaw makers rhoulo fill Into lip* threatened with Croup or Wboo<' ~ * There fa ho division of opinion*among Re­ ur.o Acker** Engliah Remedy i publican* on this question, and there farther trouble. It 1* a pa and wo guarantee it. Price j Cleveland fa in fin* health It was a W. H.GOODYKAR &C0hD great thing to be relieved ot that moMiire A lieutenant in tho Saginaw salvation Othtrwiee he pdght have <UM Alarm army has deserted, and now make* m accumulation of bile aud information fa living by picking chickens. Dot to be retained with any kind of aafetv -Albany (N. Y.) Journal *tr D*you havedrRpepttc trouble? Take’HoM'.' S*r*ap*rilla, which na« reliered thowumdaunt The main question is not *o much the will cure yon. bold by druggist*. price of wool m who Khali produce the James P. Bell, supervisor of Al.'nn wte>’ 'wi{iWiM"nL. V°?" Pr',{rct;°n »>fa township, Mecosta county, was fof nd wool will l>e produced at home, giving employment to home talxir and dfairlbuL dead in his bed. Heart disease. lug many millions of dollar* annually Taken after dinner. Ay*r’.« Hila promote easy among our own people Under free trade our .upply of wool wIH be prXed m Australia and South America. Bear thfa Gilbert Mulvaney, of Bellevue, had a hi Blind.—Cleveland lz-adcr. tooth drawn, caught cold Ln his face Under all odmfntatrations labor ecmand is dead from its effects. Uve'teS bW!n frK»ue*lt«*r English spavin liniment removes all c bc*° more nuinerouB and more cost! v band, soft, or calloused lumps and blem­ Uian ever before during ishes from-horses, blood spavin, carb*. ; ?;I1Cr IkmotrB c Tote* Lave pro­ spUnta. swreody. ringbone, ailflea duced Democratic tm oHlta* In congress upralns, swelling*, etc. Save ?50 by *«>d given . Democratte pre*Jdem^£ trad* bUfa-TX YirSJx’,l.Ue- w*rnmted. Sold £ -O by Goodyear A Co., druggists, Hanting* oune. itomRtiron reform in the ffird aarrio* Mr. CtamdnL of Georg!*, who In the last eougrtsta sat up nights to write out bi* view* in oddo*1—------ — >«udu. no is lot chairman of the new oosnntttac, and ha* ***“ ,°ch «*dJntor« a* Dargan, of South Ctamilnn Dn.V . .. Abbott, of Texas. *«• Pfrhapa U is hardly worth while again to cull attenUou to tbe fact that tbe Con­ federacy i* in the saddle. *o far aa tho chalrmansliip* nnd majorities of the com­ mittees are concerned. There are some misguklcd district* In New England that scat Democruta to the bouse, but It would “ke a microscope to find where these representatives are placed.-New York Tribune. L i>^-. TKJEjj New York Oty. Sick Headache Aakabmc, J4ew Haven, Cutin. Mrs. Mary G Smith, Ounbridgepon. Mir., was a sufferer from dyapepala and slek Uwui. ache. She took Hood'* Baraapsrlllj Hood** Sarsaparilla ««1y by C. L HOOD A CO., Lowell, Mras. Be auction, to U><- idgiiBnl b-d«ter. <si T’:, Vie eighth day ul Mon h. A. D.. t u'rlu k in Ui* forenoon, al ti>«pretnl..< « . after dorerlbed in tbe towudilp ot lio»:i tbe County of Itarry tn tha NUg« uf «K pursuant to ik«-ti»c and authority fra­ metiu. «i the twautteUi flay I., e. >>■-«.. z'.... ..t of Jaiiuan .A. . '■ lows. i ne i-:i*x lueivr *<rr--. lying between hue*, b.ll . parallel U.-I 1 __ _ > of! anil from north of range number Hgtit is County and mate of Mtehlxau. Hr fault <be**Md. tale of Battle Creek, M Irhir.i Jun* third. A- D. mt. and reourdad lt> nt Mortg1 aid mortrage. and no »ult or **'«• -I : . baring been hkMltOted to r w i|. • oecnrvd bvaald mortgage. . . ■ .r ; ceased. hastas Mrawd a portioti <•* I laea to-wil: Lot number four • *> of * | her sixteen Uei la. town ship nuinu anfl tar Barry Cuumy. Michigan. >»■ u< dav al November. A. >*. tert. in |j&. r ilchuj.' April a. i». *i ten ■» eiw* in the torn* 1 •ban *eB at ranttc nettaa. io the der.a: the.north front dour uf the court i. tn Ute City of Ha'Utin. Barry Count) .‘J. X»n. (that betnr tb» ptere where t> cir court tar *ald Harry Coouty In bjl.t.ithe operation of said mortgage as above • •>• ■ ■ ■ -» ... ...11. .1 l|LIT ■ toraale being dracrfixii tn wM mort. raeewfiT-nUR?-*-in flirt T-w.n tB»: tn township number two (ar north vi raur numbrr nine <r> a rat. i rn.-v 4. t AXARMAN. AtX’ya tar the'Assignee ul Mild UurliM ■ State ot MteNcan.-Finh Judicial Cta-mL Ouvucerx. • Butt ixtuihg m ctreuB Court torCouisy aI H** CH? Hartlm-. tbr Kta flay of January. A. D . Erwraa a. Corar-H. Complainant. Wnttam M. Cornell. Defendanl. *2, th1’ catew it appMrtug that defend i *tnt*m.H. Cornell ta a resident ul Uii« St* but bls whereabout* are tmknowu-tiM-wfi'Tc taettaw offcaMh g Cotarove, aoiieilor* fur or ptaltuuit it l« ordered that delrtid nut ente: i wltblu twenty flays. Uie nimnlaluant aw t 0roFr U‘i1ii i'aWl»brd tn Hie Hh.MIuc* Ba>>i HOOKER. State ot Michigan County of Barry.-**. . AJ y.**’’*1.0".0* Prebat.'Court tar tin C. ty at Barry botaea at tbe Probata Ofltoe in thee ty m Hyttuo In said ooonty on Thursday. " lf*“,y m January. In the year on» thcufciad rreaent. Win. W. oSre? Jnage nt Pnibstr. <lcrer5edmlU!r’rfth'’ ”t>UOf l:<,dlr T' **”“ I drew--1 »ur»bi» person P“rrttpoa B la ordered, that Tbr.ro’u> all ottwr persoas IntarMtad in said retatr. are required to appear at k scralon of said Court t,ien ‘»e hoiden *t the Probate Office, tn tlw lnt«l arid rirShira tn Raid County * two* tn oach week for three wre«-' । to aald day of hear! nr. , Wit W, <X»LR. ’ copy. 1 Juilxu of 1‘robota A 0KNT8 WANTED to Cnnraas for Advent*■ nJ;rkJ.h" tortta,-lt U» Itooentta part) gore before tbe country on the Clevebuul ptatforat it will be overwhelm‘nsljr repud latad.— Birmingham Age Democrat. Tmipfaa Ui.toU rwn, before the people on the mresoge» It was wnparativciy e.«y to utrad-Ue tho tariff when the party desired to remain ncn ->TOunltta], but u cannot «traMi< the ffiephtmt In tbu White Houw.—Bingham««> (W T.) Republfeaa. • 1OO Doses One Dollar. aaiblHty. K'> lew and tesra Apply W �^“0 IN AN ELEVATOR CAR. ’ PERSONAL PECULIARITIES OBSERVED DY THE MAN THAT RUNS IT For rcvMiT rtenthn makeHl> worth living. Capt. Riclmrd P; Jxsu-y, couwuaudiux tbo United Stab* SWauwbip Jroquoix, which re- ditit* on tta part of your ;imwngvncr tv-ked a large building down town. it I after making stops at Aenputeu, Mosatian ' and Ttexriolfafupu, suy»; “My onh-ra were to tfait I boTupotohatnpo Rheumatism,' H»«rtdiia. SciaUcs^ Lumliajo, Baekache, Meadacbg, Tenth­ ache, Sore Thnoat. Swellings, Frost­ bites. Sprains. Bruises, Borne, Scalds- way* sup]Kn"d t<> Ik< n js-rajr irentory, and tta law the paevt^ur known hbout anything, tta moro the ciovhtor num !» ex;*ct«l to know. Well, iu a rule. w«- are aide to direct- jKviple to any part of tho-ef y ns well as to any [■art of tta hottM* in nlii -b wo work'.’ _ , ' own: nrnznriftix': '• "H'iiy1'’* O’Wp’c site diiri'gjte'- bettre^i tho actions’of-ftan nnT'wombti who rit!" elevntorar = ,’ > "Yas, and it's quite interreiing. ’ A wvt: IT CONQUERS PAIN. (.aicucta Cinciun Culitotu •old or frtwi other coure* wens wall |mwui*1 cr nut. The IroQtiois reuruai Topuhilxtujio lost | Deremtar, -4te anchored about els tcutnUea J off sbure and wo visitoi tta txtauy in oar' j *tsam launch, it »ras fouuri tiial mug of, tta ettauuu were at Gonzali-x. or Buy City, ititnataiois tta,bay * short di'-tanro from Uta | sen. TImhw w< rc about 1W in nil. inriudiog j men, wvciieta and oluHreu. We wore re- prewd'.'U vf iindr actual ootMlitiioto .They wire living |n tents, there bciirtfrut ouc or two ((ermiuimit' buildings in lhe'eily. lb tlds vicinity Uu-re are twoort'iM'e tartaa upon which ti uuiuinr >>f tiro cohdUM* Wcra euittvnUng crops, and the nreultn showed very ___ BKMtbqr the remarkable salubrity...of . ___________ ___ .... ____ the citunWan-J tta exulerunt richne® of the some ot tar lady Mends, do mbit Mheipnig, take n ride on tta ch vator anti do A>mdinora shopping. After having purchmt'd uQ they intend to, tta |«irty MataUinr* find that they have neither money nor pocketbook. jTlicn away ttay rash to the elevator and -go for' “ ‘Have you awn my pocketbook! I was GREAT Annual Clearing Sale _ . ta in the ctamtor at tho IkiW; for I’ve I tivnted, watortm hituand sweet potato.* wore I only taw: in that elevator and this •one? growing luxuriantly and little eta teetncd.to " ’ ’ n<d . .. 1I<<m ._» ' ta avnniinail ((Jacuntee kmTutea City, CitT, | ‘‘She worn.-to tlnnk tluit alic could bo cultivated, cultivated. Wtt W«t examined tar mn-.tey in any place but in nn elevator. ' El Hnffragio and tli<> Horhb (Spani.lL for Tta man, of course, rciiuwilo-rx h-r. *i h- ! ’‘farming tanti”). and in *li the*- ;>ta-i* wit has only anrried hbout’ a hundred such putyfe j were sa’asttod of the ri-.-hiww* of ita toll and tinev »ta waA,there tafotv Yeo, Women itseapubiiitprafo.'iiuppurtlugaLirgi’’populn. always eomr to tho elevator to inquire ntanit 1 tiuu. Itadountry las para doe. Without their tat umbrella*, par.'-*Js.- *i»*-tai-k«, irrigation it wUl prodit.-c two ar three crojsa .parUuantrau. ana anything eta' tin-y may a year, wliik-with irrigatmti there to tu t a ehancte'j, tax Wr.nwm wh-> are not u*m| to mouth in wfcfch crop” cannot ta |<’<uit<-d nnd ” “ '‘’"vntiir.-d.ia'c Eke it very wadi at guttartsL Tta climate i- nuignllkvat. never find; tbi’t iv it givra. theta m b a pejjallar reaching an extreme «f temp- rattxre. Tiie rather walk :q. turir... mid ihai Have yon put off ptirchns- won.'d will walk dowp. But tla-y often roti ing a Cloak ? (whither ttay ar- goi.ig- up or going f They’D get’ <>n at tta-Mrit-t fl.-v mid i sk to be talx-a up. Ttay're «;<: to g. t .mnfwJ sre. Hep doIrnrdly Stepping Nimf way wonatt do d.^'k .Ttay everC.i< Ku in .•rototb. ttay ll-m t carry *< mu<‘J> »tulf with them, young m’-bkui wb. married in spite of her i and ttay ntrvlj Itw anything. If an orti'-li*hfLi:it:i- . I-vat. >i. if* generally n woman Marr A:„Duff have marked thnt if 't ttu-n-. down all .their Cloak< to cost and nnder. Met: i*;eir.\l<i be nitnott dtimnii<- »hr ’.-'te riding with u>. If union inquire-; f> You can have a good fresh tlu are i Uimdi jvirim-nt. ami i» told that it!- i line to select fedm at an ex­ traordinary low price. told to go to the L-c. for ho will t hen imrh gotta right; it matter whether This is a chance to purchase olwaj* ta lain the habit of riding in elevator* >.r Ladies’ and Child red’s Cloaks net While a Woman, if -l.o has any vip.-ri■mn* In tile matter nt all. slways know* what cheap, rf-n-'in for tin-differ.inco may b -. | - ap­ Vye have inarked them all I Tta puv.jin mvoAlanrv with the law tvliirh Kiya over in I iJ-.a* itnan n<"..» from r-asua, whfc woman 7 Special bargain in Dress Hoods. Phishes. Silks, and Vel­ vets. ALs6 Plannels and Blankets. | Underwear iu white, grey or jj scrrlet cheap. । We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in pleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. •MAY GOD BLESS YOD Itoxtun »‘niwr-»ange»’4JJ’rouble jtnd When we are tn troubfa we cry for help. When we are relieved we often fantet to be thauktnl. But not always. Mr. W. W. Griffin. hSd.a bad attaek of ckllto and fi-rer. My ’H scarcely able to work at alt Some Unit* my heart would palpitate for two hours at a time. My legs would rrteoM to the knees, nnd 1 fully bottle ol Shaker Extract of Roots, or Beteol s Ksr-sa. hare done.' nsy fond after cat! Into eonsu—“— >: jineent th" picture of perfect ii dffflci:'.vi»c«..lrol her. Tim in.tgtornvte told the Im- toiul'that hr would line hitn? VlOaml ii<u<l him re/poti-iMo ft>r his wife's omdiut fur six. niftnlta. 'The. idea of making 11»e bm-baiid' the drlcwnti’, Jn»t a* i: Ida rtog' bru! doit" «on.<* act ami tbe owner wa* held rewjtonaiWv! In tho ari-terratic eij-dert of England the wife H hni* Ureter, end afiowi hira DD.tMX) franc* a treated mpr< a* mt equal, but not nearly a* much -•> . • in France nnd iu Amevicn. with pliaeu. c. tVbcj0hi- «tari * <<k shopping In FraiKij the wife lead* the httetatei Wiv p-nerally cnlcuintot t>» liave d good tlmi' around by ll» no*e, au«l 1 And thnt It i( iri'ta conw* out—at tta---3u,«kti -ax...... — ---------- ...trance. ----- , sf ll.^.although abe may1,0, nutW.i.iiiadmit it. Tbo pouws..........................-... KrwlteM. trouble .with jtnm nnd bovs ri tiuit including tta waK.-. uf tho e.ok mxl altar very icuch the wtmr In tho United Staler ttajf w*t^t.joji#n ttattcore and run tta.d.- torvaulAi tta nittrket bill:, hi.- nwn Udior In thi* cuuntry men liave a high apjwccidefer­ vntfr th. i.itehei generally. Hut t taro is uno ' b.Ua, ft- *Vnn . which cajtiy:. such things atitm of tfeiiti n and *ht«w them clax. of men that 1 ought to oxcept from Tt r>’ ’’•'■L'''; ’peudt mu> h timu .elafcrattag ence that i- pi-culfarly Itrantiful and prvttv mu«-h ali that I have urid. and thnt is Jnnhy wtiodulra of Baron Zuykrf* probable Chivulrir -Mt.-vO Rell in New York Mail old irnMier-. They always gO « tare thcrare Wpente ae-musk Tta fun will not taw long, and Kxpqtea. - a« tout Baruucw with told atal »<-t with courtoy." - *the u“ .' ....... — *toon ---- ---start* -* “• h>.r th" ‘tipping' »y ibuu to the elevator men hndauidland her millions for N'i-.-w.—Pan* A great u'.anji off colored or slightly in vogu*F ycUvn utainoiid* are kcjU In «.nik>'i> and othri ih-alcrx. nicely ctenued amt taxtewhere cha lu tiiif couatri’. In England. iully z . Tv got a cigar anywhere in Uttsda younrrai.grd on bLick cotton or in Mark tendont expnets tip* from evawvlindv. Thera ' irnwt n wtalc tax. Il frequently hap- or lijitwl paper (usually in black pitpen Iu i. otw thing yam might »jy. if you are going Ih wwcr. that tta whole tax contains onto rjo dwlir tiro purchaser a- to their to print an vuf that," the reporter’* inform- bat eno cigar. Boxes arc never broken, and true color, and uh- siiown in the evening ant add«l. ‘‘and that to thaOvrryU-.] .- ought tta purvUmer can make examination of tbo at privuic rreldcnees. It l< needles* to the fact that no exto know that if they stiapiy grip hold <.f tho wrcd only through tta gta-*a .-over. You ptont out. in view rojwand botrfit firmly without pulUic ft op cnnn>t tell till you buy ami ana permitted to l«d-t diamond merchant will buy n diamond ordown. it* ill stop tta elwator. I’rrhnjM I break tta seal jutt what the article I*, In Chevy* ning. that they prubnMj “pay too tlivta whiatlc." If a colored that's the mutt\useful thing for |>rople wta l Evwy Itoxaf cigars or’eigarettra ha* a glass dear ride ’on aah-vntora to remember In caw of a<* i lid weaver, and Jou can we tta article you stone, psrtiruldriy a shallow one. i* sei !n plntlhnm it Is often mi sunk in lite guh'. crlent,’ "—New York Commercial Adver- purchase, Imt you cannot fevl ur smell it. • ' ■ llcnerallv when von u.k fair r. cicar a l.irce that the lutek to not visible. Colored Htouex arc nlso set with a foil, or with u > Ute I'lslonle Friendship Tad. I glar* Mt largo that, you can sew well a hat tin* tacking of bbick paxte. to make them np*m-..—..H orticlo ta. When pm Have seiectod the |x-ar ivlute. Who can look nt a diamond fine odor, flaw less, of ja-rfect wjio krwjs u keen cyo on all that gno* un in quality desired from a uumlx-r of boxt* laid that I* form, cut and polish, ami any tli;‘t it ia not nu ubji.sn or taauty* Our who bus box containing tlie sCrti only/Inferior etonr* unutiot have a correct .dim of,the tme lieunty of the ilia , friendship is purely Platonic. 1 asked.(or tbnu, five, six. etc., aro made of every qual- ntoud.—th-orgt F. Kunz. nn explanation from my big trotter, and ho ! ity. Mwt of the cignnt are wry bad— the says a n oman u never intcn .-tuig until sta . Jatcr-tH'rvumfm-turo generalb’ intolrrabto to »>. Hirto ray yrw to everything you ray,’ „on,j the price is high. Since Aim. I the Klireiui rar* lir.ve run bo mid, ,‘ar eta- ttay urejw Kmart ttaro fr no । Tita mod" of guarding ags I nM avraions << .-. total ilbtaure of over EP.tMO^mUeo in endiu tog tftau. A woman, wtan sta gete to lJje ^gu taxtu on cigar* has Irtn foilow.d n London in tbe irret perfw tniid p.nnruud be or .’<0 fliul,* out that it *bo holds tar own . junK tin«'. it grew out of tbo propotJtion nmnucr Slu|ernvi>t» id the niwnltr ot ►tanrn*’ liavo sotiletbina tayopd*l«mi.ta>tue jnja .faun by bun the Terrible, Pete" tta puswugen* i-arried have bc«ni supWi.-d by Fa*,.. six. nail trk< to Im wt-ll inIwUjI *n I-,..— the Nutt It Mutnifeihtan Tri»niw :»>\rmnriansUctv thievr* nnd ibuuld lx* watched. pany. whieh । niM insiiely prove thnt tbe ideas and hot to pnrfnpo eV: i» publiu prefer ibis unsln of ttonvejmncr to •H.f Y&nigm.-n^,30V>25k horan cure, ntal we eliull not be kurprinot! their aetrior* iu literary mati if an outcry lw ahortly rnteeil agolust tbo, than ttay do ttanuclvc* iati • the sale of ‘totiBcetfWcxSretsteiy u»c uf honts for hauling boavy tars, now awfully l*4k icarnwl, I toll yom and I.-.- h-ra I hi >«■ ncoriy totarytadj smokm. very tlHit It ba* l>oen clearly proved tiuit tbe slang but agn-at .0ral ] nifanlty" limn j and daiwing totacw to rcrely ■problem of drawing ibern by electricity sale.—Moscow tw. Now Orleans ulh lieeti hucyv*'1 fully solved, cud. that it lx unattended V.v th” risk*, dirt, t-nioka and offensive gnxea which appenr in*»*ptalk with bwdnefiK 41hriwi nrulilc fiuin liie use of slaani.—The Me»girl—<>n» of tour-m. ____ . rupulttaa. (________ und nothing else. ’ Of course the boya don't , „ marry the*' old girls. M>m Mem afraid <d a j tbe Fren -to Third republic, .there « aaa dfewoman who knows ononghtolsi au «pml, | tlngtdabed per aiage who nW,;re |t> kohl Tita total number uf cuke oveua iu the United Htntex up to ibe time when teat noted wna 23,507; building, <.1*4. The productjh'n <d coke for woo cheer. Tbo family tuune of tiiuw. coating nt dfen ♦l.fkl per i<»u. Six yearn ngp there were only 14,11V <>v«ma, A step higher Minn tho ordinary ntrecg functionaryi»r und the cwt at ovens was then $l.Kdper peddler is the mon who has a counter in whicb iuay someday tadhld ton,. IN-nnailvnnla hux rinalucec'. 7J per front of «w "h»>p. Hi* tenure Is generally cent. M oil tin* coke made iu the United that so common in tl»r middle ngtw, and c«)- rival of Gambetta’s £hmcw Htowdao i* fl wd nt 12,»XX) franc* n year, f?tat< s. 'Fhe ctmanmption of cual tor ItJSO chorus or keeping the aidcwnlk clean for the ami be in allowed to make perqukiioc Under was 10.1^.072 ton*. New coke works are atlll being projected.—Public Opieiwu. owner of the building in front of which bo the I’ar.Jij jihy»icu»n. Had u-. the v<$-y rtoul ■ young bcittuH’St rtnita xuamaal Ufa, <v.p-;-iaUy b<*u-< Kte-pin’t. a l»»nx and l>a< adopted a pi/;it !pc taf-ri> of worn tiuit will strike we iMSirt* ->f th-j advocatra of pound* In four Extract of lh>oW, had titiHlied tbe_ __ ____ «iu.vre iiiral* a day. and goto ateep tbe minute I Uruck the bed. 1 am a wipor hanrer by trade sad ba» e worked uvery day slur*' f look ’b" Bceonti bo'tte. nnd gained eighteen pound*. I ought to be thankful and 1 am." Thi* remedy opens all tho natural p vmazre ot the Itody. expel* the po'.»on from tlin blood and enables natitre to rebuild what dHeaaa baa de»- aidernbh-rent to poid for the privilege during tta holidays. ' Seventy -five doltara, for iu- 1 trto><ir Extract of Roots, or Selgel’a HfniP. i» stance, was paid tbi» year for ouo of tta aor-1 wld by till dntggnta.or send to the proprietor, 'uora of tUxth avenue and Fnortrenth strenk j A. J. White. M Warren street. New York, Tta tenure to an uncertain ou<- at best, mid । Oueaceat (merchant only! wanted la every town tta jiroprictor to liable tti arr>«t awl to [ obtain it by paying tta cost of cartage w. Address U. before. Others, of course, have made the tour around" the glolte—the !*rfnce of Wale# did bomethlng of thnt sort, but he went not eo far nnd i.w only the npper strata of tmeiety: others have hail tri­ umphal procexvlona. some have ascended higher inonntaitix or penetrated nearer to Ethiopia: btii no other man was ever re­ ceived by l«lh peoples nnd sovereignx, by aavniita ami merchant*, 1>y presidents and governors general,- by tycoons, and sul­ tans, end khedlvcx, und school children, and wqrk people, and statesmen, like Grant. • • • ’I wrw with Gen. Grant In Rome, bnt there wm no disguising tho fact that to did tint appreciate pictures cr statuary. He refused to admire tbe “Marcus .inrelius” at the Capitol, t hough I took hint ?•* it nqiertaliy beentw it was equestrian; I thought he would like the hurae. ‘ I went with hitn to the Vat ican, but be pawed straight through tho womtarful gallery ot taarble and never wanted to linger: lie dftt not care tor the “ApcHd” or ‘T^woodn?* So gut tired ot the Sistine c-hapel tin* ;»krd fnn at ma when I wanted to ’onk once more nt the “IJist Judgment’’ of Michael Angelo. He would not pretend. He was blind always to the bonntien of art, I don't think he- could even tell n good picture from a bntl one. In the same way he wm utterly deaf to tunsfe. Hr never knew out- nine from another. H- ’.bought he could distingntdi “Hafl-to the Chief.” it was played •o often tor him, but if it was changed to “Yatiloee Doodle” he did not know the difference. 1 tnoA' than once heard him say at balls hr could dance very well If it wnan't for'the music, that always put him out. He t<xik no inten-st even In I Venice, aw) never wanted to sec its famous "Stones” abscond "linir. He hrul aonic slight nptireeintlon of arcldtectare, but not a k< en. one. The gratidcnr and form of tliolgteot cathedrals made an impreexlon on'nim, bnt he liked Thetas bet­ ter than Milan, the Pyramids better than Cologne.—Adam Bmb.wn’s Memoirs. Wive* iu rbk <D>1 Country. . I was captured Sedan and kept five I mouths lu a ticrin.'iu pqsen. It was ' New York World. while In that .prifton, that f had a chance to study the .-wlal relation between man ■ Helroo A Senmttona; Marriag*. At.roo.1, du ItoiioehiM. tta strong beaded and.wife lunong the German*. The cap­ tain or wnMcn of the prison had a habit , folks' wWje-i, ba* began to repent, awl may, of blowing a keen u his lie tatjveen hte . already bw held up ns bom Ita. example to fingers, a* a man usually whlxtlea for his , inU|> women. She w \erv dug; tor hl» xrlfe ’ t<> ffippear. TTe gave his irumbordinota young ' iumbordumte young women, orders nnd tht dtitifol animal had to obey* rich, as liar tat bur toad died t tl** :•>. Win% are treated by the middle baby and bid left hrr million :. Hta mail-: and lower rlnascr in England Wry mhrh tip hrr mind, olthongh sta very stoat, after the German fashion. tteittta liRtrh lgr.ni ifayhtn lavv.1 her fur I rcmeteber a r.un-irknble cate tliar oc­ curred iu H'rmittgham. A poor woman, fiii.uuo.tuu franexout of tta bank fur current while pr.Mmtt: a to :j,r« hr street with a jug of terr fa Ijerhnptl, K»u Into a quarrel. V» tat- up tar ol^Jn nt tho kome of tho Without i<»itat:on she threw the jug- in f.-unHy dtator, nnd marrii-d tho bardn from lit r rpjxito’nU* tore. She mm- arretted,’ liM-rv. It, wax grand mul sMurttoriai, und locked nn.'nnd m-xt toorning brought be­ P.iruartrnirol it very iutw'i, tiioagh itt'Atare fore tl>e magirtrnte. Hr sent tor her bus- . regr-tud tb Ixuicx.'t nplr. bind n*-.d:ji»tosi him ‘f til* could nutgincrti Now, th<. ere glad.^fiir ita Id* wifil iu- lutsbnntl wild that vlie had tn instlptt. a wbtiuuft tabling char>‘j. white man’.; i« so timt yon win se<* the genu­ ine mark flown. * nd Hight I nal exehaift* rcccasmi and hsnutethan tiny other one man, bnt he also visited more conn trit* and fctwptore people, from king* down to lackeys and slaves, than RnwaMu* 1^01-2 KA.IJV. WHITE. ihrted colonists' tkm, tUMl Ui.lt, tbo. atagrtl Aivmiia WbctK* CReatremesY IN OW£N'S UTOP1A1 WM* plicit}- of tta ex-prreitant’s table, but ho hoja* to make up fur toil tiitw undiT tta new president. "Le BH Alfred" ha* reminded M. Carnot, it J* arid, that tta way to m<«t ppoplch hearts to down thvlr tliroaU.—Poll Mail Garette. • ■ . . . ■ • Munich Indicate that the sanitary condition of a locality dmewbi on the amount of watei ■ The WterMte Khlpplog. The world's steam shipping in I8H6 wa« thus distrlhnted: Iron (teamen, K.II'U, of an ngen-gate bnnlcn of H.flll.-IOfi tons; steel Htearncrs. 770, of an aggregnlo burten of R2.82Q, and wwxlen mrmtnen.. tf22, <rf an aggregntf burden of 380,6M tons. Ot these xtentnera afloat in 1SS3, p,792 were owned by the United Kingilom and itg colonies, their aggregate Imrden being 0,MW,B71 ton*.—Public Opinion. Kratocky utiU teats her state home Frankfort with cU faafaocud wotfa to staptarrt’a fold. the »uJcrer. Step H tantotad. and -rest chranle, Invtjhc lire imxgx. mid iL-nalnsto sjiecdy relief nnd cure iu cases of Brasschiti*. It coulrol* tliu di«jio»itiou to rough, and induce* refreahiifi; sleep. I have bran a j-ractfring I hyak-bui for A PHILANTHROPIC JOKE. “How easy it to to make arene people happy by detxdringfurtm.a little F was tho philoturned inan bin ‘leak to relate a Irit of id* re­ cent exjwriom-c. -‘‘Therafaun Italian woman comes up here every day with fruit to sell One day I wa» walking "» Adonis street, I think it «a>, nnd I -aw tar walking in front one of them My: ‘Don't you rrmetutar that wunutn! She used to have a fruit stand in frout ot mj (tore in Memphis In war timt* Her namo U Cuuta ' "That afternoon whim ata came into my office 1 looked a littlsitbiu-ply attar and raid: ‘Haven't I scat you saau-wtare before—wane- ot Bro’nchiti-. After txtausilag nil tta uscftl rt-modlcs . ‘ Without Relief, I fried AveCs Cherry Pectoral. It helped me Imt-jcriately. and erfreto-d a apredy 1 cure. - G. Sto» c»h. 31. Carrollton, Mta. ver's Cherry CpHors! i* ‘decidedly the tast’ remtelr. wiflrin my ktawksfae. toe chroulB Bronchitis, cuid all Iiimk -M. A. Hurt, JI. 1)., Jwuih Furfe, Me. ’’ I was attacked, last winter, with aaet ere lire n month. A ftcr taking vn:lota reme­ dies Witboat relief, I was finally • Qur»d S- VvlSg anraming a meditative posture; ‘didn't you used to have a frait stand in Memphis? Her eyes brightened os she said she did. 'Right in front cf Lmvctrrtehi’s storeF I said. Thfe I i wo boltire of Zyette Cherry Pectoral. ntHinred incurable with Cownnaptton.— 8. I*. Hender<«m. San'.tburgb, Penn. waxi standing, and be Inoktd sort of like the weak lung*, ami '.rm . him and Calarrli. J i stared n>e to lwa„...---- -- - ------- --------- --long time comparatively vigorous, hi the woman, setting down her basket and looking ns tickled m could be, ‘that was me.' ‘Tliatwasalwt—!■>< me sre—alvuit twentythree or four years ago,’ I said. She moved her lipa as If she were making a cahmlatton, nnd then, all >-mIh«. said: ‘Yes, I was there thru.’ ‘Your untae is Ctmio, L* it notf I added. This wb tbe Last feather. That I idxMild retnemlxrso much about brrand even t he recto: .•!. ttmi find speedy relief.— Edwfrd E. < firth,IhMbnd, Vl . •Two jrar* ago I aufibred fromj severe Bruni hit is. The plHsicbn attending roc became fearful that the disease would ter* urinate iu rm uiamil*. After trvfarvarinuv medicines, wltliont benefit, be nuaflv j r< M-ribcd AyerN Uterry Pectoral, which rkilwcd me at ma-e. 1 continued tn take title raedit lac a abort time, tmd whs eared. --Eriu-st Cuitun, J.c^tuwport, lad. greatest Joy. Tears even mine into her rye", and we idwik tiand* heartily. “Then I jirremted to nwke Ut remember h»e. ‘Don’t yen remember.’ I said, ‘1 used to go to Ijxneh at thatTittie restaurant just down bryond Lowi-nrteln'x. and J used to buy fruit of you, and stand hod talk to yon almart Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and tony imagination <iid it* work. as It al­ ways will, und she remembered me perfectly. You nrw saw anybody more pk-nMi.L If I nntr-o on a pnekat^ of COFFEE U a ^arouteo of excellonco ARBUCKLES’ ARIOSA hive Iwi'ii happier nt. meeting me. Vta told dtxtinrth, nnd nil about tar Hfc since then, which would make an interesting story to write. Then »be rr-vlo up a big bug of fruit COFFKE la kept In ell ftrsrt-clasa rtares from the Atlantic to the Pacific. COFFEE to pirn* her «j much to do no. Bincv.that I nod whan wxpopM*. to the air. neverwa»in Memphis iu my iff.She, has toi l n» xo muck nltuirt it tint I ••ou’.l go all over the city in the.ilark now, anti 1 am sure I have ’given that t/w hard uorku;g W"man MichiganCentral italic.<■ V Utun eon Mil:tug u lihJMClail tn ttu’.w! gi*ur.1rr* arising tiruu tm-ctiinuil dnraiurrnwnt «>t hrr pceultar.y ocltcaie orgaulMu. ami the we n. «flia» by this mo»l ....... scriutis . -f.. . . result* ..». .......... in.cauvd........... sure and safe w.rwlor all tbow utatreMlng dfeorder* io whlcu woinca are peculiarly (object. । U hite it saves a uiodret gtrl or woman train the emtarasunent ot u nenonal eou*altation *\ti a pliyalciau. ‘ Fawtlte Prmcriptiou” Istue otrfy uiedlrine lor wm ian> peculiar wcaknewc* and ail meat*, told by druggitt*. under a pouthe guarantee from tlie mnnntar-turrr*. that tt relit gtve aalofaeitou to every ea*c. or money wilt be refunded. Hcc guanunev on butUt:wrapper. Marquette is bound to get to the front every time—in this instance over b 2,000 foot toboggan slide. .Jaek and Jill each took a pill, • oui-tantilot.eil kind -full grown. . Jack’s wcut i o ra-but with a trown— .1111 dlrd trout -"cauve uukoown." Smite* will MPeraede many frown*, aud many dUcoiaforti will be tmkuown. when Dr. Pierce's I PteMant Purgative Feliete entlraUr suMteMtec a* they bid fair to do, the tarye and les* efficient jblU st our tore tat her*. Every day they gain BtMlUIld! . It is nutboriUitively stated that Wm. Bennett will be appointed padmaster at Jackson. I mu. heavy hradacta, naaa: iwMogrs., dischani lte»d into to" throat, some. tuid acrid, at ottara. thick, tenaduus, i puntant. bloody arid put nd: the erm ar aatery. aad tans used: there In erfaxtas J^^ara Falls (Routs. GRAND RApTdS DIVISION. r.A“l WAKT..- btatioks. Grand Ratals tor Nidd'.evilfe.......... I retag....... HABTtxaa. s Jaekaos Datmt. sass?. I* a M*ueallon oi dizziuesf slcn.ahscklrgrout.n itnd general defiUlty. If Sou hare all. <ir anv eouMderable number of | Grand Rapid*.. Ar Ji-.v! »ymwomv. yon’are **iSertag (ram natal ret arnt. Tbe more ootnpllcatcd your dlt«ca»e hn.« become, tbr greater Inc number and dtver*tre of ejinptonw. Tlio>t*and* at ea<c* aaniraltr. wlUioul niaaifexttng half of too above aymp- ta !.« 3.10 If! a "is ta-turemof Dr. Xagr.'s Catarrh Kemudy, for a I P. A. HARN. Local Agent. Rmitlags. < S»c nf catarrh whlrti tltey can Ot cure. ItehifO. W. Mroauu O. >. * T. AT. Ohtanro. dysoM by draitgltt*. at only to rants. ' . Three telephone girls at Lansing an­ swered 2.fllli call.* in two days, and said •■Hello" jnst as aimnble each time. Best Iodide* nnd vegetable alteratives make Ayer’s HersapariIla the treat blood tnedlfltec. The Unddin mower and binder will be manufactured at I’ort Huron.by a company with SloOjDOl) capital. I Urink Klv’« Crown Balm 1* tta b«M ratnedj for ratarrb 1 eter ww.. 1 never took any fains that relteted me so quWkly. and I have not felt no won tor a long t me. I used to be troubled LU with revere tawlsenes tan or three ttmre a 3 PAINT 51YOUR BUGGY our mm that other former f K. Cn.. Eaton, coin. witli FOR ONE DOLLAR ig C0IT8 HONEST 3 "W w rvw would cnioy your dinner and are prevented by Dys­ pepsia, um> Acker's Dyspepsia Tabkta. Srtsrtxigsjguist": --- —, ?Ft il( igestinn. Flatulency and Constipation. Vo guamnta-s them. 25 and 50 cents. W. H. Goodyear & Co., Drugitfate. LADIES PEERLESS DYES ustsririt. Jis Srtirt’fflfljKTaE HOUSE PAINT■ ‘i corrs FLOOR PWMT-.^ Stec C-*t <ta rtfctr r<*r. zaaWMTWffSTWn �The Hastings Banner. Kano, and ovfatetiy eotmaeted with thaeonw? IhM baa baan n*allto« SOMETHING ABOUT HIS PERSONAL HABITS ANO RELATIONS. to our office tn hiffh dudfeon Tbureday forenoon. He had wrath in hia face and wind oa hia stomach. He wm tactic clubs are now supplied with naphth* mud, very wroth, because tbe following tauindxw, which in season tlwy intend to m» item appeared in the last Banner: “Great sale of cutters Saturday at EDITORIAL NOTES. Our readers will rememtier that a few years ago the price of quinine was S3.C5 an ounce. Soon after, the duty was removed and the price of quinine steadily dropped until to^iay it is hut 53 cents an ounce. It has Jong been a staple argument with the free trader that this great reduction was the result of putting quinine on the free list On-its face, and If one did not examine Into the matter, it wouldjook as though this was tbe most impregnable argu­ ment against the policy ot protec­ tion. Hut an examination into the facta shows that the great reduction in tho price of quinine has been accom­ plished by the very means of protection. The facta constitute ah argument against free trade. When the duty on quinine was imposed, the price in New York was, as stated above, 83.65 per oz. At the same time the price of quinine in London was 83.54 per or- and yet quinine was doty free there. Tbe price in both England and America had been steadily advancing for years, because of rhe diminishing supply of cinchona bark, from which quinine is made. A year or two before the duly on quinine was removed by our govern­ ment. Great Britain had decided to en­ courage the production of cinchona er Peruvian bark on tbe island of Ceylon. To this end, a bounty was offered on every pound of bark that should be raised there. By this stimulus, which is nothing more or lees than a protec­ tive policy, plantations were established on that island for the culture of cinchon*. The experiment was a decided success. It was found that the Peru­ vian bark could be raised in Ceylon to even better advantage than in South America. And yet this industry on that island would never have been built up but for the encouragement given by the British government. To­ day it employs hundreds of men. and millions of capital, nnd the production of tbe cinchona bark in Ceylon has . grown from a few thousand pounds iu 1876 to over 15,000,000 pounds last year. This enormous production has reduced the price of quinine from 83.65 to 53 cents in the past ten years in New York, and from 83.54 to 50 cents in London. iMiother peculiar fact about the matter is that quinine beats tbe same relative prices in New York and London dow that it did before the duty was removed by our government.show­ ing conclusively that the tariff had not advanced tbe price. Free trade papers, which formerly could not say enough about the “magnificent results of free trade iu the case of quinine” have very little to say on that subject now, since the facts In the case show two things: First, that quinine would not be sold at the Jow figures it commands today but for the policy of protection;second, /that when our government levied a duty on quinine it did not increase ita cost to tbe consumer, since now quinine in New ¥ork and Loudon is sold at the same relative prices it commanded be­ fore the duty was removed. It might be added too, that by removing the duty our government has not lessened ting n friend who ha* grown more than Ohio, Baltimore and New York,- I said to him: "I* not Gould in About aa good shape powerful factor in tbr way of speculation thi* country box wren. But l» <fr« not do anything while abroad. Howuvnr, they will « Get rid of tho surplus? Blew you th* democrats in congress can be trustH to get rid of the surplus. If halt tfejrir schemes succeed, the question calm«L Ono manufactory of them* launches which darted on a very small scale has found it nreuswtry to augment its facilities, and to now building a factory covering about four acre* at l*ort Morris in the annexed district. In conversation with one of ita olflceni a re­ porter learned that Ln all about 10Q steeon and sail yachts are poewwsod of naphtha taunrbea. Among three are the Electra, of Omunodore be. And Goukl gvta nearly all hia bad repo-’ Joseph Stickney jMftsor, of A. E. Bateman; tation among the speculators nnd promoters Tillie, of Commodore W. H. Htartackr Dauntlran. of Caldwell H. Colt, and tbe Hera, of Fterre Lorillard. of that which hapftened nndcr my own eye. and mymilf. 1 liad been severely prejudiced against him, and w ould not have dared to go and see him but for the intervention ot a very quiet chap by tbe ivutw of Guppy, whom Gould found In the Erie railroad when down, spitui and cliett crippled num, wlio strurted of unarmed white oak. hackmatack launches are particularly valuable, because they occupy only eighteen inches in tbe stern of tho boat, and bccausu they an* not uotay, dusty or offensive to tbe smell. No lieeitM) Gould would treat him like a human bsdng; but Gould found that tinder his diseased ex­ needed. Any person uf ordinary intelligemc* terior was a bright aud fiery mind, vin-nm- ran run the engine with care nnd *.ifsty, stantial in ita correctness and .■omplctcnre* and reliable aw well aa brave. It is strange chinny. It only require*, two mtriute* to that ttave powerful men in our finances are lillrin ita own often found out the tlr»t by the humble and broken down men, who an- iwndUvu about length. friendship and often get the must of it. ' "He camo to mo once nnd told me that op­ ponents of mine who )>ad sue.-redod to tbe ixm«muption of fuel ni»> stop*. The weight pnman.l prevailing courts' of jiruhu aud Jay Gotiid.’ ■Then,' said I. *1 will n-n Is* saved, fur I don't want to know Jay Gould.’ But my quiet friend talk"I the matter all qwrave wa»that, agairut my,1edn* and purp<he, I found myself one evening calling ou Jay Gould. That flrut evening ho u)M-t all my traditions. 1 hAl leornvd su murh against him from what I bad rvoil und hoard* thnt 1 was charmed to find him about tba known.. I will tell you directly or at an- ‘•la Mr. Gould u man of any gratitude!" “Yes. it is very widen) that any person dor* him a kiixltH-*> hut tie frch it and warm* iqau opportunity to repay it. 1 may j*-nt mere nVri-antlle *>|>|>o<i:ioa, but j**r>otw w|;u lai for him un>l huiniltat** him Ims i <irirmtz-i*; ami ts»- liaqRut a g*M»l ImigiiM-mury fur them. . IVbuuvq?Splck» up G<oil>l fur ■ man with->ut luentnl trails*. «n.i uaeiuurx*, uiKlertakvct one of the gr>-ut<*»t <-ot,t««tai oi this Ufa ’Hl ta 1><A a pi-rM.*n to do a dirty thing, but l»«: uiuh-tatauiU thin buMtoraa of Sixai-T and ••rerj body who i» in it. Ami fo Rrucrcl from how they behave U> hltnsnif, wte-n h<. ha* givnr. them a fair and equal ur fiiuxid' ’’ •'Han GouH any suffering under .public abase, meh a* newspaper ataisnr " Hu keeps a •■Siu. exterior and affe«.-t« out to lie troubl-d by what fi* said against him, but 1 think that all the uunojt gives him .* A< T k.. 111.* ex><vpti<mal to the But he never m nor use* epithets nor the cutters were v»*ry roughly put to­ gether. and evidently made to sell irre­ spective of wear.” He wanted to tell us, you know, did this fresh importation from Celeryville, that we had no businetw to put such complimentary notice# in the Banner. We meekly inquired of our visitor If he wquld not please permit us to run our own biMimtas. He said he would. That melted us, and we told him that noth­ ing was so calculated to inspire us with confidence as to have some brainy chap from Kazoo tell us that we could run our own business. We were glad to see him, and had a notion to fall an hl> neck and weep. We had never be­ fore been told by a total stranger that we could conduct our own outfit, and we were all broke up with his unpar­ alleled generosity. Then the heartires visitor began to abuse the town, which he said wm no good, because the Ban­ ned didn’t give aid and comfort to peo­ ple who came here to sell 815.00 swell box cutises. Such a town, from his elevated position, wBi bound for tbo denialtion bow-wows—drifting onto pair. For hia consolation we Informed him that ours was a very generous peo­ ple. While we welcomed all strangrrw, t specially cutter auctioneers from Ka­ roo, we never compelled people to tarry iu our midst. Ave should miss him, mourn over b|m and srrieve deeply It he should remove his manly form from 15 per cent. lighter than the weight of other the corporate limits of Hastings, still if he didn't like the town wo felt compell­ 10-fuU drawn about I* itn-b-w. a 25 foot ed to lay the lettering unction to bis soul that he could get out of it whenA IftorlS-fuut bowl, with two-bone the better. Our people were an over­ whelmingly generous people. They had just built one railroad to make‘it convenient for strangers like our visit­ to 40 persona at a apued of 10 mile* an hour, or to gel out of town, and were going to have another road for their accom­ modation, and if he couldn’t pay bis power engine, is about ffitO, and for a 35 to fare, he could walk out of town. Much 40-foot, right-borer jtowcr engine. boat, from m it would grieve us personally, candor f5,(W to *3,500-New Ycrk Mail aud Ex- compelled us to admit that nobody would hung onto him if he didn’t want to stay in Hastings. Our guest didn’t seem to be consoled by our suggestions, Whenever, owing to any dcnmgvmrnt of and seeming to realize that he had mode a sufficiently grotesque spectacle of himself, he left- our sanctum. We wept. It pained us to have vender! of catarrh, namely. the blocking up of th- akin cheap cutters from the celery hub ot the universe feel that they must shake the dust of Hastings from their feet mucous or inner surface. The deleterious But we felt we had to tell him he matter which ought to have been removed oauld if he didn’t like our ways, in 1 by the skin, irritates the bUxxl by ita reten­ this connection it Is proper to state that tion there, and ultimately expends itwlf by our remark about the cheap cutters the moo uo-l throat Kurexample, if the was called out by the fact that an ex­ nervous system 1» treble, sweating would pert workman In -the manufacture of prqbaldy Im* induced, ami a consequent kw uf good cutters told us that the Kazoo ar­ heat, irrespective of tbo nredi uf tl»c Ixxly; ticle which is being sold here so cheap In which ca«o a cold would mts*l pndnbly was n poorly made affair, and that he follow. .V a fact, tlicre ar.- many psoplo had already had to make extensive re­ with treble nrrvta wlg> readily perspire In pairs on one that was brought here this tbe euldert weathur. and are in cun^xiuynce winter, which seemed to have literally liable to frequently recurring cokta Tbo tumbled to itnelf. Overcoats A Job Lot of b»"S UIT -------- FOR LESS MONEY! Than ever offered before. E. W. Morrill. & Co. A BIG VICTORY I lapse, demanding early recuur-** to a -tlxr.u- Charlotte gives 575 majority for pro­ dejected mortal than a patient in the first hibition in tbe county. Only 37 votes stage of cold, aud loth hia physical and against it. AI out one-third of the mental condition point to nrnnus rellaiw*. Hence we believe tbe great sueww of rampbar towns heard from, all giving heavy and ammonia inhalations in the mrlv stage. majorities for prohibition. Total ma___ ।__,__________________ ... *• jortty will be from 3.600 to 4.000. MICH. taky; »» ‘Iclight in being •■onddarrd a smart ilrinkn, and be n-wr «mok<*d but one cigar ti: tils lite. Hu told me wbt*n that happened; it mil after he and his a«NM.-iat<w had beaten old Commodore Vnudrrliilt. who desired to capture the Erie railroad. They ware somewhere in Jersey City, I think, und all the rwu of them werb playing billiards and smoking cigar*, and Gould war. offered a the relative cost of the article, but has cigar, and feeling sociaUio he triwl v> smoke made it impossible for American manfacturera of that article to have control of American markets. “Entirely His strong Sold hi hia fam­ We are .Inclined to think that tree ily. Ho Is far ■from being tbe man be was once considered, sritbuut higher amociates trade is the correct policy for England, and opportunities from j>erw>nu who were bat it is a great mistake to conclude much Iran abused than himwlf, and also rich. from this that it would be the correct But Mr. Gould luu never lost bis brad about policy ior the United States. England social recognition. Thor who meet him Und n man plain and quiet, and in my judgment has come to that stage when the pro­ there is something very lovely about him, if ductions of her soil will net support you-go to trek private and family character her population. She must inannfacture for foreign consumption or starve. knows bow- to defend tda no* Uka tbe eagle.' It is life or death with her. She is in­ •‘Are hw iK-naWi of i-ai.aHtrf terested in obtaining cheap food for her ptwite from what you would cxjreH in thia people, cheap rayr material for he^ day .of very rich metfssuux. They are eco­ manufacturers and the widest possible nomical, and have served their apprenticemarket for her manufactured goods. Of course England favors free trade1 and we think if we were a citizen of that country we should do so also. Tbe position of the United States is ex­ actly different. The productions of oar soil c.nn support a vastly greater population than we now have. Instead of cheap food and cheap raw mat ri-1 wo un: Interested in getting better prices for the Inexhaustabte products of our soil and mines. We do not have to manufacture in order to furnish em­ ployment and subsistence for our peo­ ple, but we choose to do so in order to supply a belter and more certain mar­ ket for the productions of our soil. We are not so much Interested in had­ ing a foreign market for our manufac. tured goods as in supplying a home market for the products of our farms. We feel that we have advantages which England does not possess, and we pre­ fer to keep them for our own people, if any wish to know why we favor protecting American industries, we iBiswer because we are an American. ADDTJONALJ-OCAL MEWS. STEAM NAPHTHA LAUNCHES. A GLIMPSE OF GOULD. Ih-lia Ellsworth. " Charles Nickerson, Ass Pita Hin. Maple Grove "Bishop- Oberly, the civil service cumuli*sinner, ta one of the moat entertaining talk- to the ownmhly in lUinoia. He was fright­ to James P. Valentine, Yankee Springe Etta Weal. •• Andrew A. Wright. Nashville Ella M. Hoag. •• Cbrster Cote, Johnstown Anna Caln. •* For the week ending this morning as Wied education. He fran-d that bi* would tokep from observations made by Dr. be poled by tbe flashing of bright iutelieut* F. IU Timmerman. nil around him. Ho took his seat on th.- iln* day in fear and trembling, but in five inineven made to think that, perhapo, be might be on* uf those who would ‘•shine.” Thia Tbe Michigan Central does not as­ sume tbe ownership of Niagara Falls, but it does offer to its passengers from ita station at Falta View, the grandest and most comprehensive spectacle that the great cataract affords. It is the thought, “is thia tho kind of timber ’they only road that runs directly by the falls, and from thta point all parts of the cat­ aract, the angry rapids above and the balling caldron below, are in full vidtar. At this Mason, when the cliffs are hung with gigantic icicles, and tbe trees and That was all young Olxrly nresled to put shubbery covered with curious forma­ him pcrfee tly at care iu the legislature.— tions of frozen spray, the scene reaches, New York Tribune. in the language of Bayard Taylor, “the climax of beautv.** father's businwai of . finance. Ed Gould, I think, is n cleverer fellow in his wits than working him into directorships slowly, ao markable character of literary aMMty. I tbn line* when be signs a telegraph dispatch. ha is about are invariably disappointed." “la Gr-orga Gould happily married r ,•* “*“> gnocnuiy unuenaooa, but Guorgo Gould marrta-l the first girl be over fell tn love with, and Uiat was-why his father und taother hastened to appreciate Ute It.. -—- _ ... - . oppm-i-tkn: of brightness nnd FUSE real live writer wm evidmtly The writer acknowledged hfa identity with becoming modasty, and tbe boy, after a motnrat*s rvfln-tiun, rontiuued hts invettig*■ ..LI..— .1.. >L_ .._ _ ___ , . . kindly, aixl tho youngster warned buried lu thought Bu'ldetdy the queatioa cumo like a “Wall, wouldn’t they pay yon more if your lait ho boa 1»tii thinking over tho matter ever since, and vainly trying to draw tbo bus talent. In many portions of Idaiio. Nevada and Wyoming tho ra!>bita are so iu>meruua that pfPRiCEfc CREAM Raking tyWOER Good goods at Bottom See ttte ® OAK’ Stoves! BEFORE BUYING. With Doable Shake Grate, Large Ash Pan, Large Swing Top and Double Doors. •••Soli by- PERFECT M*p£ Enquirer. Bros. .BroudChleagu Man—Ahi lam delighted to hear that CUtufiu rOu.ltala you of Loo-ion, vh' , »OB*. BAKINo POWDER DO. CHICAGO. ST. LOUS �- The Hastings Banner. .. .S-T-1KQ-- WEDNESDAY. JAN. =5. I*. rpHE Troy Laundry. HASTINGS, MICH., Heeontf door east ot Antrim House, solicit* toe patronage of toe people ot HaMlngi .nd Don't send your laundry work out oCtown when prices at home. Special rate* tor family wash- Hastings City Bank. HASTINGS. MICH. iAjpiTAL, $50,000.00. Michigan. PCRBONALMENDON. All the atoren will be cloned to-day during the funeral service® of Charles Mr. Downs was in Nashville Thun C. Mason. day. The leap year party that was to have J. A. Greble is visiting relatives in been, held this evening has been post­ Ohio. poned to next Wednesday DigbL Jerry Boynton was in the city fistDu. E. H. LaThbop begins bls clear­ nrday. ing out book sale Feb. 1st. This stock Chaa. Luan was in Nashville Wedmust be reduced regardless of cost nesday. E. Y. Hogle starts the first parcel Fred Heath goes to Detroit this p. in. deliver? from bis* dry goods store. on business. Ladles will please make a note of this. Frank Thiers returned Friday to his The first parcel delivery in the city- home in Elsie. E. Y. Hogle delivers goods purchased M. B. Brooks, of Nashville, was in from his dry goods store to all parts of the city Friday. tho city free. Silas Ellis and wife returned Friday The Y. M. S. C. have decided to give •' a sheet and pillow case masquerade at from Ann Arbor. Union ball. Feb. 9th. The invitations Fred Spangemacher visited Middle­ wiU soon be issued. ville Wednesday. . Don't fail to buy your books at Lathrop's drug store. After Feb. 1st his sale begins and prices are no object ak the books must be sold. V Through tbe liberality of the board of super visors the court house wiU be supplied with water from the big well, soon as the necessary pipes can be laid. If our city has not so many manufactoring institutions, those we havo are employing a great deal of labor. They now nave upwards ot 150 men on Xheir pay rolls. tnerty occupied by'Mesaer Bro.. OFFICERS: A thamp that hus been scaring all the women and children in Woodland was last Monday sentenced by Justice Velte, of that township, to 45 days in the county jail. DIRECTORS: W. S. Gocxiycar, J. A. Grebte. D. G. Botrtr.son. D. Beebe. A Genenl RaakbiE UtMiueM TransaeUtl. pteRM TORKST Maud Kelly’s dream that ticket No:*501 would draw the organ at Bo­ gle's was fullfllled Friday for she held that ticket, and now as a result of the drawing Ls the owner ot the organ. ^entley Bros. & Wilkisn are now working upwards of 70 men, and in addition to the manufacture of sleighs Wb have a larni ot four bund red acres a lUthi and lawn hose reels, will get into iheir tbe limit* <4 Ute city ot Bastings,' to r<u>t either ■*» one farm <>r-|ti (tareeh lu eult at money rent, two mill yards over 1,500,000 feet of land in tx<*l »tete ufeultlvatfon, twod building*. logs. Jesse Err, a young man ifrlngnorth- 600 600 600 BUSHELS BEAUTY Of HEBRON POTATOES. Warranted pure stock at east of the city, got there in the drawing for the bed room suit at Julius Russell's Monday, and now is the proud posses­ sor of that handsome furniture. The luck number was 701. ‘ This meaas business! Does it mean you ? A. D. Cook says he must have a settlement with every one who owes him on book account within the 'next 30 days. He wants it understood that there ran be no delay iu this matter. A tramp, an old nlan, was brought to the Jail Saturday with bis hands in a badly frozen condition. HeNgave his name as Sam Francey and claimed to have been frozen while no I hfo way to the home of a relative in Kalamazoo county. . mnwiHG i bows. A very pleasant surprise was given to A.\I. Runyun and wife in the sec­ , ond w*aF4-J$aturdny evening. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all. A seas­ more complete account of the affair has l»een received but is unavoidably crowded out this week. The finest cookers of the on. The best seed for the fanner. Ripens early and good size. $1.00 The Icrxia Eaton & Barry Insurance Company will double tbeir assessmeM this year. The probable cause is a debt of overSlO.OOl) which appear/ in their report. Not a very good allowing for a company that claim good management Better have doubled sooner. The Carpenters Union will hold a basket sooial at tbe K. of L. hall, Tues­ day evening January 31st. All carpen­ in Hastings are invited to come Circulation this wdk. 2.050. ters and bring their basket and best giri. Vue best fertilizing salt for sale by Come one and all and have a good time. ' By Order, of Committee. IL J. Grant. Local News. To-morrow evening Schledell Bros.’ It is rumored that another drug store will soon be started in this city. refined minstrel’s will give an enter­ WitheY s bazaar will be moved into tainment at Union hail. Admission: the building vacated by Levi Fowler. children, 25c.; ad nite, 35c.: reserved The little girls of the city expect to seats 50c. Reserved seats on sale at give a leap year party some time next Baughman Ac Bud’s drug store. This troupe comes here very highly recom­ month. • mended. J. W. Buntley wifi build a resi­ Evidently the Ban’Nek is not be­ dence on his lot, Green street, in the ing conducted in a manner to suit sa­ spring. The demand for Bentlev Bros. A loon keepers. Two ot them have dis­ Wilkins’lawn hose reel is increasing continued the paper lately, also a doz­ en or so of their sympathizers. But ve?v rapidly. we will try and survive the shock, The outlook is verv protnising for a since we have gained two lor every large amount of building in this city one we have lost. • next season. Do tou want to sell, trade or rent The Nashville markets were again conspicuously absent from the News your farm, village or dty property ? If columns last week? so call, on .or address Cook & Sheldon, The Rankin Scottish concert com­ Hastings, Mich. They have the only pany give one of their entertainments compete set ot abstract books in Barry county, nnd the best facilities lor doing at Union hall Friday night. a real estate business of any flrm in the Circuit court will not convene Feb. countv, and propose to make a specialty 13th.'but has, by order of Judge Hooker, of that kind of business. been adjourned to Feb. 20th. j/The society connected with Emman­ Invitations are out for a large dancing partv to be given Friday even­ uel church will be entertained on ing by Mrs. J. Kurtz at her'home. Thursday afternoon of next week by Em. Busby's horse traveled the dis­ Mesdames Lottie Russell. Geo. Tomlin­ tance of 50 miles from Greenville to son, Wm. Holloway, B. Dickinson, James Rock. James Wilkins, Anna this city Monday in five hours. Baumer, Laura Beumer and May Ed. Beneway. who has been serv­ Tomlinson. Sapper served from five ing a sentence in the county jail until seven at the society rooms. for petty larceny, was released Monday. . The Hastings Engine and Iron A little child of Madison Erb. liv­ ing In the 4th ward, died last Tuesday works has never had such a run of ot whooping cough, and was buried business in any proceeding winter. Wednesday. Heretofore they have been compelled The annual meeting of the Michigan from lack of work to shut down fot a state temperance olii.tnce win be held month or two during the winter, but in Jackson, beginning on the first day now they are having «11 the work that can be attend-*d to. Orders come in of February. from surrounding counties in a very FRIDAY night was a great evening fM'tefftc’ory manner. for the thermometers in this vicinity. They registered all the way from 17 to James H. Call was arrested last 23 degrees below zero. ■ week In Wayne county, and brought to If you look Tor it you will area this city on a charge of having forged total eclipse of the moon on the after­ tbe name of J. L: Bogardus, of Ionia noon of Jan. 2«. Another can be seen county, to a Bohemian oat note. Mon­ on the night of July 22. ti ay he was brought before Justice The Sweezey farm located mostly in Kenaston for his examination. Prose­ the south part of the city, is for rent In cutor Colgrove appeared on behalf .of parcel*, at monoy rent. Inquire of the people and C. H. VanArman for the defendant. The testimony -for the Knappen & VanArman. people wits presented und the examina­ Half fare rates are now given over tion lias been continued to next week. the Michigan Central to ministers. In the meantime Call, having failed to 1.000 mile tickets have also been re­ rive SI.000 bull is now in tbe county duced to two cents per mile. jeil. The sheriff has been looking for Fred Conkl£ has leased the build­ thin man some time and when he was ing on Jefferson street, formerly, oc­ found was obliged to use bls revol­ cupied by tbe express office ibd will ver, befbra the accused uubmitted toar•eoopy the same with a barber shep. Inviutions are out for tbe marriage of Mias Franc Tinkler to Cbarire C. members of the People's Mutual. Bene­ ' Dean, both of this city, to take place fit Society, bald nt Rowena MUM. on this evening at eight o'clock at the res­ 20 of their Jrimds assembled there Iidence of W. H. Schantz. Wednesday evening. All had an en­ C. H. Bauer, reprefrntatlve of Hast­ to attend the annual meeting ot thia joyable time. :ings lodge. No. 62. F. A A. M.. and society, to be held at Elkhart on Wed­ Happening into Messer Bros, the James Bauer. reprvsmtaUva of Barry nesday, February Sth. A fall attend­ other day we inquired as to how the 1lodge. No. 321, went to Saginaw Mon­ ance is desired. C. W. Armstrong, Receiver. competition of the cheap and poorlyjday to attend a meeting of the Grand lodge. Gen. Sherman will have an'article built cutters from Kalamazoo was af­ fecting their trade. We were informed in the forth-coming Century on “The that they had never sold so ■ many cut­ . The citizens of this vicinity were * Grand Strategy of tbe War of the Re­ ters as this winter; that there seemed much pained Monday morning to learn to be a greater demand than ever for of the death of. Charlsa C. Mason, bellion." He demonstrates his belief ftrst-class cutters. As an Instance, they which took place about fdur o’clock in that, in the main, the war was prose­ mentioned tbe fact that the dav before tbe mbralng. lie has been sick many cuted on sound military principles. He David Ickes, and son. of Baltimore, months with consumption and was gives a general review of the chief whom our readers know to be level last fall compdied to give up his busi­ campaigns, dwelling interestingly and headed, progressive farmers, bought of ness owing to hia rapidly failing health. with particularity upon his own Geor­ them for S40 a cutter that wm r beauty, And white all knew ot his sufferings, gia and Carolina operations. At the substantial and handsome in every re­ yet his almost daily appearance upon close, he remarks upon the lallure of spect. Mr. Ickes had looked around • Born, to Ad. Eggleston and wife, a our streets, until within the last two or most foreign military critics to under­ town, and had been offered a swell box, girl on Thursday. three weeks, and his constant pleasant stand the character of the war. one of the wont-wear-n-Uttle-bit kind A girl was born to Ike Hendershott manner! with all hud deceived his Sheriff Shriner took a trip to Oge­ for S18. But it did not take Mr. Ickes friends into a belief that he had sever­ Jong to decide that it was economy to and wife Sunday. al months more to live. Monday morn­ maw county this week, and returning take the best; and so be went home Miss Clara Roberts was in Grand ing of last week was the first that he brought Ed. Riggs, formerly of Middle­ with a cutter that be will always be Rapids yesterday. hud beeh unable to leave his bed. and ville, whom he had arrested for neglect satisfied with. . Ira VanValkenburgh visited Grand during the intervening time up to his of, and failure to support, hia family re­ It is said that the saloons here are Rapids yesterday. . death he had failed verv rapidly. Mr. siding it Middleville. Riggs was taken Mason engaged in the furniture busi­ before Justice Kenaston yesterday putting in a supply of ice. evidently F. A. Blackman, of Delton, visited ness in this dty al>out six years ago morning and pleaded “not gulltv” to this oity Tuesday. with Mr. F. Spongeinacher, having pre­ the charge. His examination will be with the idea of running next year. They are certainly not harboring the Lodi Fenton, of Middleville, visited viously resided in Middleville from the held Monday. The sheriff thinks this time qf hi3 marriage 11 years ago yes­ trip was a glorious one aa, owing to delusion that tbe law will not be en­ this city Thursday, terday with Miss Anna Roberts,unugh- blockaded roads, he was obliged to forced. But it is said that they have S. A. Holmes and wife are visiting terurj. 1’. Roberts of this dty. During been informed by the attorney of the walk njne miles through tbe snow in friends in Gratton. his entire business career hero be hss order to reach his man. Ten cents u state liquor dealers association, F. A. Baker, of Detroit, that tbe new law is J. W. Bentley was in Grand Rapids constantly added to his list of friends mile don't go far toward soothing a unconstitutional; We want to give the and no young man in this city is better man’s feelings under such circumstanon business Monday. saloon keepers of Hastings a pointer. or more favorably known than Chas. If the present law is declared constitu­ Ellis Hams visited relatives in Ver­ C. Musan. From tho lime of le irning montville last week. that he was threatened with consump­ Last week two gentlemen, members tional, it will be thoroughly enforcai. The people ot Barry county have de­ Mri. L. E. Stauffer visited friends in tion/ which is hereditary tn his family, of a firm of manufacturers* agents in clared that they want no more of the he has taken advantage of every means Nashville last week. that offered ILielf with a promise of ef- Norfolk, Virginia, were in the dty en­ debauchery, umiery and crinie that A. E. Kenaston visited Nashville on fteting a cure, but al! to no avail. Sun­ route over the state for the purpose of come from the enemy of law, the enemy . business Wednesday. day he seemed to realize that his end getting samples of Michigan flour, of decency, the enemy of the homo— the saloon, If the present law aludl be C. F. Brooks and wife visited rela­ was very near nnd made all due prepitr­ which is at a premium in Virginia* declared unconstitutional, the people of ations fur it. He leaves to mourn his tives In Irving Sundnv. loss a wife nnd one bey as well us the where there is a great demand for it. this great state will have one that will C. D. Beebe and M. L. Cook were In whole community among whom no These gentlemen had 12 samples of be constitutional, and far more vigor­ Grand Rapids Monday. one could be found thnt has an ill word flour with them, which they hud so far ous than the law we have. Thp peo­ ple of this state are determined that , Frank Ackerson returned last week to sav of him. A sufficient property selected in tbe state end among them was left to provide well for his family. were simples from Grand Rapids, the saloon must go. They will not be from hia trip to Colorado. The funeral services will be held to­ Jackson. Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. bull-dozed by saloon-keepers either. It Miss Maud Cunningham, of Irving, day at 2:30 p. m. in the Presbyterian Every where they had been tbe Hast­ the law we have is annulled, we be­ is visiting friends in the city. church and ■ will be conducted under ings roller mill had been mentioned to lieve Gov. Luce would convene tbe legislature and a more stringent l«sv,. Robert Mitchell and wife, of Battle tbe auspicjn ot the Knights of Pythias, them, and their coming here was the would be enacted. .If that too shot® of which body he was a member. result of the favorable reports previous­ Creak, are visiting In the city. Rev’s. Garnahun and Hunsberger have ly given them. On visiting the Hast­ be declared void by the supreme coult. Dr. Baughman and Ike. Hendershott been telegraphed for and are expected ings roller mill they displayed their the people will see that they hafla were in Middleville Thursday. here to officiate at the funeral. samples, pointed out the best and said supreme court in accordance with jffeir th-y wanted to find hs good flour aa wished; for the jmople an mpftme. Preston Jewell, of Assyria, was in that, which they considered of extra They make and unmake courts and the city Monday and Tuesday. fine quality. For Buch a quality there legislatures. By their defiance of all Has formed, and many people have al ­ Mrs. Keith, of Greenville. I* visiting is a heavy demand in .Virginia. A Jaw and all restraint, the saloons are ready crossed the river upon it below tbe tauiily of Judge Robinson. sample of the Hastings mill flour pro­ fastening the toils about themselves, the falls. The scene fron) Falls View, und hastening the day of their utter Mrs. Fred Busby visited friends in where the Michigan Central train stops, ceeded to knock their eye out These men are practical flour men and under­ annihdation. The people are aroused. Greenville tor the past few days. is one of remarkable beauty and grand­ stand their business. They tested thia They know that the open' saloon is a Rev. R. A. Carnahan and wife arriv­ eur. The emerald walers of the falls, flour both in water and dry, and frank­ constent menace to life, public peace, with the angry rapids above and the ed this morning from Minnesota. ly admitted that it was better in every property and the home, and they areraln|»w-tinted-apray below, with gi­ bound to abate the nuisance. Just Miss Minnie Matthews went to Ann gantic icicles hanging from the cliffs way. und at least four shades lighter remember that, wilqon keepers, of . than their best samples. Not only dbl Arbor Friday, returning Monday. and th' trees and shrub® on the shores­ they compliment the flour itself, but al­ Hastings, and you will be wise. The ■J. VipArtnan and Will Michael were and Goat Island covered with curious ter an inspection of the mill they pro­ more you defy law and control, the ice forniaUonH.'with the wild mass of nounced'it a model both for clran lines» fnors certain and complete will be your at Big Otter lake fishing yesterday. Icebergs stretching over the turbulent downfall. Your business is a mean Frank Barnes and family! BMnt Sun­ waters where the Maid of the Mist sails and ability to do work. Of all the good words said hl>out this mill these are the iniBinere, ■which the people propose to day with relatives in VeriupiHVll^e. in Rummer, nil combine to form a specmost important, (coming as they did destroy because it is mean. It is not A sister of Mrs. Gabriel! Conklin is tadAteldom to l>e seen and worthy of from men who are experts in such mat­ vo'irsehxp as individuate they oppose: visiting at the latter's home in this city. a lengthy journey. ters. and had had such an excellent ope it is yoor business, nod the people mean bu.-une-s too. . portunity for comparison. Mrs. P. T. Colgrove is visiting the family of J udge VanZile in Charlotte. A very pleasant and eojoyable time Mrs. IL Hale, of Nashville, is here was had at the home of the widow Mrs. to day to attend the luneral of C. C. i’hilana Van Brock lin In Castleton Mason. township, on the 2Uth of the present Mrs- L A. Holbrook and Mrs. Lucy month. About 10 o'clock the relatives Hotchkitw visited at Naabville Wed­ and friends to the number of 40 assem­ bled at her home to remind her of her nesday. 69th birthday. Among those present A. IL Runyan and wife go to Middle­ were Geo. Barns and family, of White­ ville to-day, for a shun visit with hall. also W. L 1‘umphery and family, friends. of Freemont. A. 8. Dean and family, of Miss Fannie Mixer is visiting the Hastings. George Whitney and family family ot her brother Curt. Mixer in aud Geo. Moore und wife, of Hastings, with other friends and a few of Greenville. the neighbors. They brought with H. G. Carter, we are pleased to sav, is them numerous presents of various so far recovered as to be od the streets kinds. Aa soon as the party assembled occasionally. they look full possession of the house D. Striker left Monday for Saginaw, and barn and at 1 o’clock two long to attend the meeting of tbe Masonic tables were filled with Michigan’s best and was enjoyed by till. After this Grand lodge. was through an appropriate presenta­ Mode Rich und wife and daughter at­ tion speech was made by Gjro. Moore, tended a leap year ball al Battle Creek of IlastinnA followed by the response Friday night. of Mrs. VaoBrockiin with thanks to Joseph Wardell went to Grand Rap­ the doners. After this social visit was ids Thursday to purchase lumber for enjoyed till the party broke ranks and separated. One That Was There. Wilkins' imill. ' Mrs. Will Squires and daughter re­ turned to their home in Big Rapids EDITOR BANNER; last Thursday. In the matter of school saperviaion 1 Messrs. Pratt and DenBleykcr, of have visited nearly one half of the Kalamazoo, made a business trip to county and find them in a very fair this city Monday. condition, and the teachers doing quite F. Miller spent Sunday in Jackson, good work. Many of them are not as where his wiie has been lor some time well prepared both in matter and method aa they ought to be, and others visiting relatives. are laboring under the disadvantages A. L. Mason, an unde of the late of poor houses, poor furniture and no Charles C. Mason, arrived lost night apparatus. Yet the most of them are from Kansas City. doing their duty to the best of their Will Kelly, who has been visiting rel­ ability. We have held institute meet­ atives in this vicinity, returned Mun­ ings at Woodland and Nashville which seemed to be a decided success both tn day to Hustings, Neb. . numbers present and Interest taken Miss Lizzie O'Neill, of Charlotte, is and I think that they will stimulate in thexlty to attend the Tinkler-Dean the teachers to put forth an effort to wedding this evening. do better Work. We have made ar­ Richard Johnson, of Middleville, rangements for holding an institute state agent for the Milwaukee Junior meeling at Banfield, Feb. 4th, 1888, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m., to binder, was in the city Monday. which all are cordially invited. We Mrs. Mason and Miss Emily Mason, will do our beet to make the meeting a of Kalamazoo, mother and sister of the success. lute CJJ. Mason, are in the city. January 23rd, J888. D. fc. Warner, Sec’y. IColgrove starts to-day for La•peer, Flint and Lansing, wherp his du­ ties as Grand Ubancelbr call him. Following are the real estate trans­ Miss Flora Beadle and Miss Rosa Bostwick attended tbe Teachers’ asso­ fers for week ending Jan. 21st, 1888, ciation meeting at Nashville last week. as taken from tbe books in the register’s office: -Josh’’ Hubbard, ot Albion, took F. Miller's place aa night operator ut tbe M. C. depot during the latter's absence in Jackson. ,SLIM. •' Levi Fowler moved bis stock of boots and shoos and his household goods to J. P. J<nie»toO. H. Valentine; soacra,see Lake Odessa this week. We wish him Yankee Bortnr«, S3®.. success at that place. G. H. Valentin* to -fame* Valentine; su. M ^*raverse Phillips was last Welnes- s and le.kaukee Hphn«», »eoo. Him. B. Gray to Kota. Tubby; lot KS and a !«• a. nui aay nt Grand Rapids elected to the of­ ft fice of chaplain of the Grand Council of tlie High Priesthood. Ro^al and Se­ Peter Edmond* to C, K. A 8. R. R. Co., parcel. m. ■"> rltv ni lect Masons. Mrs. L. N. Mosher, who visited the families ot C. W. & E. W. Jordan last Sz.ouo. week, returned Monday to her home in Carlton Win. Tlmimul Lacey with Mr. Moahert who spent Stmday here. V^A telegram from Rev. W. A. Huns­ berger says that he h just recovering fiotn lung feyer and Ms physl- JacobTack; Krt». Delton, t». to U. B. etrarab; tattaM. **.«• - ------- THE t----- -. ' Spencer Ophthalmoscopic LENSES. The most accurate and perfect made. Eyes treated for glasses free of charge at S. A. Holmes’. the Jeweler's. “Crystal” Spectacles and Eye Glasses. THE CRYSTAL IMPROVES, STRENGTHENS. AND FB13ERVEB THE HIGHT. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. hitherto enjoyed by apectacie wraran. They are Boasted in Gold, SUvsr, Steel. Cellnloid. NlcUl aud Ftaadnsu ■ l« no •artoflte body seraneb aboard as tbe ryo. People win buy a pair of cheap. Im- S. A. HOLMES. Jeweler and Optician, �WON THE MORGAN MEDAL. ECHOES OF THE BUZZARD. WORK FOR GIRLS. TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT FOR “EX­ CONGRESSIONAL Xm WORK OF THE THE VICTIMS CAN BE COUNTED BY AT WASHINGTON. THE HUNDRED. TRAS- AT GOOD WAGES. Bl-AMp NATIONAL S0L0W8 Bntohbb^ if llrgclag thousands who have suffrZ;.. Iruring t*' I"— DXAIjWOOD, D. T., furtuiiit W<t« Chri/tioov unal tte week aftor?i•w,r®r-sd«. __ ' fo..Xrirasm<« i-edite ***”’ ’>«•* no to < than young '-omen have gr* MF HO rajdoymrat <■«' *’«lngttreh.di.tey «»" that retvral tb<«ploy«i I y ImUrMdal finh* range from 1M> to l^Ot They nceiw betwr wage* than rrgn' Ur cmid'iyt* iu siniilnr cnpacille*. During the >*teom girls working ax extra tomblxi.e t*eu paid from Fa to <13.SO a are from *M0 to ti~.W a week. Bratal tbo hie, w.cral lending firms awe rt, to obtain tho kind of ••estretr(PwtrwL One lan^.houM v-timoted thnt tte-ir Imtetey hmdseiM had fallen at JmM ♦IS.ten sh.rrt of -wbst it would aceqttabto girl derks ns It wanted. The mipcriut>'n<Hit verified this I statement by point-ng taaewe of •‘want"twlrertirem.irt» number so much as in kind. rtKlmion by Platt inquiring holding of eoiiator-1 mini rnatL_ ,— unlawful priutfaig ou the wrapper* Piatt four days. Details concerning tte etorm that swept Dakota and Nebrwtka tn«t Thors lay irornlng have been received. Tte b‘lizard was first Mt nt Scribner, mwl otcjetonod a frequent occurrence, that they finallr coneed to excite more than pasting tnterrrt. At Inman at Sunday night the tely of a woman. victim to tbe unsparing bllcwl, wn f<nn I and brought to tte dty. Shr war IdsntifioJ as tte teacher of one of tte comity seboota. who after having dtenrfarel the chlldrvn at . | U'tdilh about faoond ont-bi ] and wnkif.s’ bank trill ordered taken up by a vote of 145 to )«k Wliki.aiAld | at tte pjtuterg Steel Casting Cosnpanjda works ’a*’. Wednesday wn. tateu from the tntild Momlay an I found to be (wtf. rtfn •v«y particular. . Tte Keituck/ legislature prtipcens to di side Ito wan rouuty und attach tte frugutonia to tarerem TEN MEN BURNED TO DEATH. of paUlium and bibs jtd*, among them perpetuate the natioaaJ , banking eye- Idr tbe premium m tbo Utter, aud allowing -Sila* B Dutcher, the veteran p litictanof New York. Las teen sup^nntmiten! of a Sunday ecteol in liroc-kivu forte dnaen THE FUTURE OF SPAIN. ; Whitford, W. it UviiM, Dan O'CunnelL J Alexander Brendt nu 1 MiSus Trump Men foo-'bt with eai-L otter in I ho narrow discredited, in protwbly true. WjK nothing Ud: fcv'I । ,--„r (,!■!„ oj| pared by Tte Hr. Paul Dtspatch, iivirfgs'tte tioo apyc-inting _ the rvlnuding hgl*teitoa with the vb>-ct of ascertaining If tta- government can pay tte oblatory military aww lee bill iwMorjd at onre. bat object.,;. wm made, tally unfitted Ttednajority report so tiw Cariwto com »a j raising Spain irreanted. ‘ It wm ordered that !<»,<»» extra cipfre of tbe proriilNitV Pacific niee- strongly twlit-vwi that a republic te epaadfiy fortbeoming. Tte fu­ ture of Spain, iu hia Fartiev wi» found, and that Usama bad started out to tiring In ra^ tsjdle-.. Ft. Pavl, Min?,, Jan. !R—Ttesummary rooeo, ; cap.-4 with hi* own ttfn NEBRASKA VICTIMS i bulMiu’ wm rescued with difficulty.’ and South Friday rsoeivod apd rsfured a j-ziittou Irvtn tte Natioutd lijiid <4 Trade cojvehtioB (*■ v ’ring literal •(•froprutioos fir waterway imicorameata Springer uml-a pentatod From thte Seat of .War. ttoitet-j, i.-hlW furtisrly tak­ 'l11* I Bight between !.a« .---. from Lome by j mu< n artgotert tgdly frjxttt Edwin Ilecoru, lire j big five mist* ftoni; Norfolk, w»* found on tte prairitydead TutohUy. H», bed toft, his 1 that mhiHm sir iiualenlaU". and atiopiiftera brcXherT^Bou-sa Th’tuxfay on foot, * ‘ '1 • orklng with Malmtyvrocn uru nixvlv caught. ■Jul »o gnat i» lite tent-fit wi- drrirofrren tbo nretty fin*, that wo direrfully pm up with miles from Foster, aid bi* son started out withtever h-.* attends it" . ku tuuny of the large rtorv* a large number tte curnMalks into the yard. Tlwy lost their FATAL BOILER EXPuOt JON. rscognizrd. It to ha-e testi ratlret bodie* to believed i uf Superior. Wto. —— A FAITHFUL CASHIER KILLED.. bwui actol upon by <wm* through solid wail* debris were found tte bod- HARNESS :na>le ret. r»l atbimpt* to restrain tbe largo tln.i-4 frvm cmpki.iu-^ ;^rb-, but a* tte law Stuart, Neb., dheovered iqiralte that girl* willinj to wnrk cannot bn mofadbl. tte effort* of the suctoty have* children. MaHDda Chapman and Eddie and THE MARKETS. >a« taking । WHIPS, . BLANKETS, ROBES, N.-mberll-uw U . mlrnd pmul d>k A „m-l T*"*- 1 M““ — ■l~ '”"'1 '>*»• - <R"“. “»r ing in a tun^—New York tiuumcrcial Ad- Stuart vrru*r. i , ,, ■ ‘LT .bi' f’» storm. to enormou perivted In Hrlki, yourecUl llow's b;idn. inMrttng a clatri? ui tte bill ajipropriat- , log tnonry to the, Pniladidj.h^i renteuciiaf. untirrvl, w|s. f'-lkwl |ail<>a*xl*tan!pil<l. plainly showing tte l» kof bralthy outdoor excrete. ■ ...... —I ui <;;n ।t ■ewa-ni tte originaldord by which six efiiefii cvnw m silver,y Mln brn.^.i HL.CInclnnatlUJ. Alllrti, r.......■ . ; tors • I LattF. — K«areh for Jte bodf ■ knearutda stlsni enrol, and re iustr, onefar of » fsfiX ,,J r . 5, te»fder such * r.. • , ;4 * 1J* ItwtH&atynwtJothtngtoim...: t'7 AUopau»e. Hon>»i,p, r •»» tenrtily a* a woiunn iyhu 1* butter looking maraliung in tbr i-xtn-utn and unilta ttem for houreteld dutiio, i» not coniteluvl by CUBE NO PAY' signmem WedoM&re. LteWlittoi ttn.OW; aaxti unknown. _______ ___________ ITEMS OF OESSSM. INTEREST. ytxi from tbe school bout* in an etwioavor rench tbo hotel, situate.! eighty rods gesbxh ••My ditarboy,” tte Mumrintcndcnt replied, “you bawtote to learn nbout tte (Mvrbulogb ing ti- NO The president'* mewag.- on Use Paeite rail- A snot ; mitres of firs senator* Bonen and Blair fcr Chlrago stsl Milwaukee. H P. 1 ..note !n advoraey of tte alnottfonal Ull, 1W~<U t-J. JamloeonV rink or of Poynette took U» tbe honors, «a»r -M'k “• By rrealntion In thi haring «x»ed tte largest, majority over Ita ojipcnenta. Tte Sforgan ine dal to circular »! «pe, and h for CaribWi spredy recovery. bright, kambimx-. stylishly dn-wed ymihg wreimn than lie tnuiHflxisd by tte frigid stirs of a prim. |»-r*ituu»Mqr feminine witli fate liter mid a rasping nricif duly DIE ATHLOPWIOT CV..H2 te»» JlM, tailed. UaUutaw. tW.OM, asrato. Tbe Novelty Machine works ail Kvanavlite. U.TIU t .......... ----- lunisn, two stations twyond O’Nril. Neb. This ptere wee reached about e o’cloet p. m. Friday, aud here it rtmniiMd until VoVlock Sunday night. News would to reejivwl that • tlrlvertas wagon and team or . Iderkei “Wliat partientar qaaliflcationH mutt the girls havef ‘•They nturt be aide to mak>- change, add all thought for tbe suffering stock At In- ; simpl- figure*. rv’iicnib’M prR-vA, drew neatly, man iufonuatiou was received that tbo ’ be agrewlil -. end. .ibovo ail. have gr*id toils. The In'tpnrt i'tttartetLi-one in which ni'«t Of the girls are Imre.-utably deficient. Y<.nt Another man lo< thlrty-eix out of tliirty».V»y wafi-, but g<rrl looking «!»op girl, have acvuu bead of cattle. A detail'd etateinent, a great d-«l to do with trade nt all tim**, and if rudi was obtainable, would be a ton­ wpeciiCiy during tbe b'llidnni. You will chapter of horrifying and teartrending IqHdent* Estimates that at prefcntroiwit *|pcar whicii have thepmttfod girls It i« jnxtllke. extravagant, j-lsw tte number of h-itnan arti - i<- abow window dreeing. IN*>;dr will victims not less than 100 and as many as I.O0U. From tte1 valleya ithmedialely coocart tten anything extra. This b cold. hard tigoou* nothing Em been ' ' — than n cba'ji e u» dumb mill* WiU fallow Ute example tub week. Lar* fsted. with extensive tetaliita* probably mcapxl, iw their Lo-lfc- hove not I dured green, re-1, and yellow | boon focnt'l • Motor i»f a finely executed curil /seem. for whom w.- an- more auxiotta to hare Reared L.ujwfedi tatt rr ’ ocu®i Aye iatolteitM* twritory, was imocyorated a* Ltecjlo, Net... Tu«»d\rg enpiud. |S.UCm,«W. Tbe tte’swarv roUteg-rafU. al Phintpa- WOULD NOT OBEY THE TEACHER. A splendid stock < f each. No Ikrpr ever offered, at way down prtre* attacked the despera>loee. A hot fight took ; plane in which one robber wm kilted aud four clUxatw wounded, not fatally. A poww unanitnoni cunstnt to oflter \resolution to open, and theu a nite wa« " ' ‘ Carlisle emitted to his better TURF GOODS 1 A toort atsartmcrrt nfYottom figure*. REPAIRING! of about *torn>-twrlftte of nu acre. Tte document !• in French, trur* tlui token, of tte’ six cldefa, ami it witnerawd !-y otelVlJ- cotimmm! of tho British forou at Dutroit. TH* curious old dycument wn* /tend among tte nwards at t>. Baby hutnfltim.1 on tbo Himita r. iM-r this dty. A frame is teing prepared fur it, in which it will be iucldsed • and I'lhllntcd in tte library of tho CanacUau Institute.—Toronto Globo. Mr. W. F. Daley, Advertising Agent of tte Brooklyn Elevated Hailroad, writes: ••Inflammatory rheumatism swelled toy legs aud arms to twice their natural size. 1 ehffcrwl cxcrueutiug puin. Tour wonderf'd S. ft. S , made a complete cure. Major Sidney Herbert, editor of the the virtues of Swift's Sjecif.c. both u a rireurouttom eure and a tonic. It has done enu more than its proprietors claim for iL All Michael Long. Jr. with the Strre terrihln itching ut>d paialul njrea on my neck, arms, bands and huger* No phyRK-tan cos Id help me. «. s. S. relieved strict party vote. i plaer- tor you to tew :.. kiac« .<•’ iu hia line Aour t» at J. W. Rd*- wk WHITE SAVAGES. body of Manly Countryman wa*.found Tuewday morning about ten rod* from hi* homo. He left Alexandria at 5 o’clock Monday night to walk home, carrying about forty pound* of provision* He bad stopped eeveral.tfmra to rest, and ar. tea fell teck upon the snow and died. He served in Company F, Seventh Minnesota. Tte dcatli of Edwin Kyiing, a farm boy ot And Finally cipally |lwi by Graham'* son Charter, and mid Nt* Molloy, such as kiwi ng, attUug on Graham'* lap, aud teing fn te-t togethnr partkutar* of tte tUnduh nuuxfor of Blnsuc McCoy. Ms wife aud three children have reached terr. Tiie affair ii spoken, of m an­ other ontbraak id tte Hatfield-McCoy tronblus, although Simon McCoy aud Mt J. W. Babcock, The areJcnerWm street Han - - 1 r caught in tho blizaard. Rte reported that thirtyColor bosrw from Tiskll >00 wm stolen. Tbe work wm undoubted AND LIVES SAVED WITH Th. robbery wm uot dismvvrtot tmtil morn'. Dr. hdutB'i Dm! hi ot tte scholars exonerated her. Ute makss seven children lost In the vicinity ot ten- FantroHT, Ilk,. Jan. 10.—in liliuoia THE RECORD OF CRIME. A New York kn^boreman named Peter Peters. V, years old, tucked him-elf oomfort. wlth a pistol he held iu hh right hand, aud shot bimwif dead. Al Cincfooati Friday. Otto, Sander fatally lor onr tatnily physician, who it armfuls, and '—~ apart. hie ddidreti burned alive. Had ttey at­ tempted to escape they would have t>een shot tiZL,n th* u,rribu d*da emnlucted tbs atforr wiib great eoduees, but otteror.re they did about m a partTof eavagee wonk, have done whsu murdering aud torturing prieooer* McOjvV Lmu^ — M— "ir. Oats- Hl‘ork-«tx -------- RMnaafa CaHmalCroap Kmneh. <u> a •■X, Uwaguaratare, ami nor teuJe br . ■ ^raed/’-jaegler A Roush. mcre!...:> tear wlih entire satisfaction, year. dragglat, Hmtiag*. Mich. Nifldot crxiup after ft * Go>. Sautes. Bastings. Rnduuu. North Irving. Mich. reguU.- phy.nu.n, ■T the b*Lv as to lake and ante: rrireg» only by H. C. 1’KCKHAfo TaMday alcht by tertian, Mm vainly ra» 'H. H. Goodyear, Druggie �MOST NOBLE MARQUIS. .MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. AN ENGLISH NOBLEMAN VISITING HIS IRISH ESTATE. ‘ coftm, innumerable Lamp* of etay (terra cotta) Beware-of the acting tooth. big damaga A Bellevue variety of playthings we frv. loeeri with the ■ A progressive “spiritual union" has bad tbe breath ot life breathed into it at Lousing. One of the most reninrk--J>io sights 1 ever Christian symbol* (The lamps lu Jewish witnnuwd was a most nobio marquis at break­ fast in a Dublin hotel. Tbe nobtoman had run over fnmi Eugtand to attend to mum without orrmmentation, are also found, The rotate fa question extended over thirty ! mostly outrulrf of the graven and .». nKU w fastened to rowing bi* gratitude1 miioe of good farm land. A landlord hero is thc grave lid* Tta-o were fonneriy. rtipboo-ting him Into tl n landlord, indeed. This particular Dobta! IW<| to have been rereptarl<w fin- trnra. or. mission. man had fchfeved growl prominsjare during j frota r^d, dried xriinwntln them, for tho a recent frosty morning, be found that it con­ his stay by tba singular and1«riMMtfad blood of martyra But later archaologtots tained a liberal dose ot paneako better. tluit he dtaptayed for toilci linen. Tbe Irish epcrider them drinking verarb used in tbe prasa «reeded itwif in dnwrihing the shirt uf ag3?1. ar.d oblation* A snjxsndtfcure habit .the Saline Union school. tbe moot nobta—oahs .van favambly styled— prrrailwi in the Fourth century, although T1k> addition of tiJTO worth of (mprovomwqu:* I ! (-o;Mjeninc<l by a council of Carthage pflT) to Ho came into the coffre room one morning to giro to tbe <taud the euclmristic wtnc, or loaming tau thnw girl* who answered 2,010 with a ratiaar an irrwmiuto step and ah eye ‘ .^ta cup with tbo contoursted wine into that wavered behind bi* single glass. Hia" - ftw grave. tlnnks »traleht, aud so damn il attire wB. shabby an 1 his shirt all that it • instruments of torture which the ferinvest fll.WO in a water file*. They "are trying to organics a gymnsuam wm. hold up to ba He wW about 4A, rad ‘ ftic imagination of credulous propio hod dl*dro idroUy peviah. None of his L-aveling ; covered, and which were made to provc that conq«nions had atawm trjK and I he marquis almoit every Christian tar led in tbe Catetbe country, tbe climate, aud the people, Mood wnrnring a pair of csrei-v.ly cared for j wn* a martyr, are simply iniplrenents tut that the native butter k n. g. He triad hands at tbe fire till a waiter ajqiniaebed i of handicraft. The instinct of nature prompte lubricating bis Niggy with tbo stuff and it with a deferential bow and whispered: I the bcrwtvtd ta de;«.wit in the graves of tbeir Several Michigan towns are trying to sol va ‘TcrhajM your lordship would Uta to ail kindred ohd frfauda those things which wuro running backward _ constantly ured by them. The Idea prevailed ,***inm. „ .* v. . ____ I al*', to a largo extetft thkt the future life his heirs inherit >‘5,<O0 life insurance money. MY<«, str,’’ *nid the waiter, tympathrtic- wes a rontinuallmi of tbe occupations and idly; It was apparent that hia lordsMp mount>1 omuMtmcntH of tho present, but free from sin Wngna works wgudcrid off to Fort Huron tlmt fu> Wte. cold and did noC relfsh ray inter- „na toqterfretion. in cmapaoy with another follow, but cot ruption of his retene by tbe fire. So tht | (h> opening tho grave- che skeleton fn> Gratiot county is credited with tweuly-l into tlie tastilo of that city while poaiog a* v.aite** laid a table for f< ur, axxl nttora time 1 q-.Knfly n]q*trt even now verv *refl pretother fellow’s lawful partoo r. tho most unbtamarqUi rank into re.eof tho , M.rvrol,ro,mtimre in daualing whltenew, as cbaitsi and tell to aivnining Ills finger nail* | rovered"with -.......................... glistening glory, ....... but falls into Any fellow with a well equipped furniture Ha-hook hi*liead .tol.avwdy when tba in- du>t nt tbo touch.—-Tbr Cootery. ’ the sprouting of games of cbanvo' and a'.iitprotioa was’ completed, rad was evidently wrts of lottery acbemM. Al least that’* what (be folks say, and they ought to know. sirablo location, b odviMd to correspond eyefolC a neighboring fork, when is noisy Van BurenS Lyanl of supervisor* voted on with Three Rivers. That town b rod-hot, little French .-lira bustled in, and, rubldjg hit It will not pay inn-dors nowadays to go despite this aoro weather, for just that sort hands bri-kjy, cried: tbo qj^ition of the removal of tho county into ptorer mining without poking a long ••Good UKU-nlng. good morning, m’ tawft way als-ad. 4’- is only in cauntriert nher.i capital, with a negative decision. The »arac of an enterpria.-. it you find vi yoaraelf t.'fi* morning) there uro no farms or arnbloground that Ricbanl E. Butter worth, a wealthy Grand How thing has happened about forty-’leveii timcc A.. b VI. Tv" > .1___’’ L ■ before. Paw Paw’> grip on the county cala­ Rapids riUuD, died at ha harm in that city (*ood. fclif \<rr cold, though—good mom- ptaixrs can ta-mined f»r any lcn;ftl> of time on I be ITUi. He located at tba Rapid* in lug.' boose continues un*tnkeu. svmmxa * ctrewr I without Iu:ro*ing, and enrily 1-gWation. . Rev. Mr. McDonald,a ML FDaaaut divin* 1813 and had long been prominently ideutin m.1.1 ut u . .. The farmer* wta.o lands are injured by tho He heklhta hand out to dm ken. but tbs | refuse of tho plmlri. washed down tbe *tromns must be a somewhat busy jmrsoe. During nxtrqnh. pretended not to aro iL The French- j orP u>c cure* thnt make tim trouble, an-j ducted thirty-two funeral*, baptixsd s xty- wiaost course to |>uriiir. Homo pratiot con iiy man then pustart the hand aimer, under the btarkm^ik-re use tho cloak of the farmer to martjau ixm. Tbe nobleman ctem-d hi* eyes rxV,rt money from tbo company. In Mom ".Tr Er*1 lRloa,,r1 tana there has ta«a no tnxihta of this kind, iug*. delivered 20U sermon* and made nearly ’*3U* incn'd“‘!" "«■»'’•» but in California ptarvr mining has been cruelty fo hi* wife, think so too. Tbe accused rapid ty. white tbe nwrqms glare.! at them t kinod- an,i ln Colorado the fight is jurt ta»«u|U<‘iy. I irevnr raw anything so groteuquo ( ginning between the miners m>.l the farnrer* Mtw Minnis Z. Hydo, a Traverse City didn’t bold water. ,-Lboo!ma’am, ingoing to Montevideo, Houth DISASTERS ON THE RAIL America, ns n mbwionary. Plenty ot chance as a talker, is continuing the habit ou tbe letaure platform. He has engagements The largest gang siw- mill in tho world U biing made ut Saginaw for a Clinton, la., firm. It will Lav.' ttvo gatos, each fifty inqh?s wide and one of fifty-six Indio* re­ quiring a thirty-lueh drivku belt. Thoir cifnMncsl weight will he ninety ton* • A Nasbvdle iieuteaont of the bi.lvatiDii Army has graduat<xl, and uow picks chickere I or a living. The j rixis of life seems to I* within lira reach if al). idiik tlm oilier day, IL M. Strwlc l«cst:ie president of bis Eighth National bank. Air. Steele ('io imputation Mi.’gotoa) Seenro to Isabella county's boar i of siip.rvisars kt <!>eir deputy game warden down from - to tttenfla anybody after a deputy's job let him addruis the present incumbent. BL Joerjdi county peppermint growers waul an oryau. Their love for coltky music rontlnuea with uidlmintobed favor. grinding at tbe ttreco. There’s no aboddy about tbb item, for ItAl al! wool and of full i don’t relish the idea of keeptuitil 10 o’clock at night, since invitations, aud havo bonded togetbif to raalcrfnlisa o 7 o'clock ciodng -clirme. Glftdwyn it in pursuit of a grist mill and a want 'em, without money and without price. A Muskegon man has broutht salt Against another citixsn of th* "fiawdhai (ity’’ iu the sun 6S.0W tog alJejiid trifling with his <ku;htar’* r.ff.-c'ion*. Triflxi” cjow high in same plnro*. Snow |n the aortb-rn portion of the state ta so deep :ta to Uaffl* even tbo "oldmt inhab­ itant." Work in the lumber wcois it said to taj at a standstill. * Pa ci tic exprva*, consisting of an engine, bugnnd drawing-rooQfjcoacb jumiwd the track tiun ou tlie White Mountain division of Hie Boston ft Lowell road. vJli • engineer, no­ ticing something' wo* wrorVg, tmd revi-r»-d the sragiiw and applied tho air brake, when tu-> engine struck the frog and ran ' upou a siding, tho cur* following. The engine was tb»n larrod from the hul. turned ou Ita side nnd burled into the cud ot a freight Louse and All the car* left the iron but retained aa up­ right yoaiUon, lying In n xigxag raanuer acroas tbo main line and siding. ...... .... ------.j .— ,----- “t­ on ths train, none o' which received the slightest injury. Edward H. l^wtbei. tbe engineer, retained bis hold open the throttle and remained with bis engine untiljt stopped dropped to the floor. He waa badly cut oo the faro and hand* Fjf.nncn Davis con­ tinued with the lender wul found himself under the wheels when it slopped. Neither uf tl><> men an> seriously hurt l'i>e cause of the accident was a broken flange ou one of the for waul engine truck wheel* There way no anriou* delay to traffic. MilWal*kxi^ Jan. Si.—At 7:70 Saturday morning an uiglae coining from the watt Milwauli-w ibcp* of tho Chfedgo, MUwnUltoo tt 8l Paul railroad with »otns laborers who were retnrnfng fium work, collided with aooiber shop train. Two Pols’, tbo flroman and d;*(«tcher were Injured. Otte of tbo Poles had his right leg badly d:*!oca1ad and tba o.nor tua other roic Pole wm nauiy badly injure iI on ot: iu? 111? novi, href, nnd hfai right shoulder ditlbcatofk The other two were lakaa to the hcspitoL Tbe cause of the accident taaot knovf.t. lady who wear* a rurseL Tire question nat­ Moxtrkal, Cau\ Jan. 'H.—Another disas­ urally arise* how uru they to And out I trous fire occurred bsro early Satunlsy morn­ A double jartnordiip is that of Mr. and ing in the, premise*occupied by tbe Dominion Mr* W. A. CoukHn, who publish The St. Art Furniture company, nnd Menan) hat Clrerles Independent, an 1 cap block manufacturer* Tba duo* J. M. S.igbt, ot Slight station, with a view spread to PorlMU & Herun’* coffee mills ad­ of increasing tbo population and prosperity joining, despite tbe efforts ot ilia llreme.n. of hia little tHirg, offered a gokl dollar tur •very child bora there ' within fivs yearn at>d tbo water froaotes fast as it fell, a high Thi* wire policy to nlroady bearing iruiL ** wind abo aided in spreading tbo flame* Tba he was called «|ton tho other morning for fci for n single niglith development* There's tacked by tbe fire, and in a short time the nothing Uka n proper reward as an incentive building was ccmpleteSy gutted. Tho fire to ths right performance of life’s da tic* ■ , Fort Gratiot's calnbooio to so *small ” that/ ’ danger of its further spread dale ------throb buddings named with tbe < Yle Bald Hret in order to accommodate spice anils were completely destroyed. Total less estimated al and packed in, sardine foahiou. Lake Superior iron region turned out 4,«C7,t»J tons of ore during 1887. tbe loigret Omaha Nob., Jan. hi.—Thi* town 1*greatly output on reoortL The total production of excited over tbe fact that gold of * high theto ruiocsexceed* 23,0vX),«X) too* grade and in pxylnj quantltiM bos been An Ogemaw county eupervtaor celebrates found upon a farm aboot two mUss frun Mdi meeting of the board by gutting glo- here, occupied by a German family. Tret bad repeatedly drawn uo from their sixty’ ship re-elects him with tho regularity of each four foot well bright yrilcw nuggste, one of recurring April election. Too Orchard Lake Military academy b ths DaWiU, a man who had; bad experianos la largest private institution of tbo kind, 11 deservedly popular. W. H Wlnogur, a Gtadwin man. tamed oat W,000.000 shlnglM Jest satson. And yet many a man's roof continues to leak during every thunderstorm. Tbo Stockbridge fair amociatlon mint feel another pumpkin show in the state that eon make such a showing. Sinner* are gating scare*, nt White The Grand Trunk's receipts at Bellevue Nicholson, professor, cd chemistry at Uh aud these nuggets probably cams from thi same stratum. - Saturday banded down ou opinion Ln tbo case of Thomas Drake v* the Philadelphia St Reading Railroad -company. The action unpaid on tba bonds of the Schuylkill Navi­ gation company, which had bsen guaranteed gers contributed to tbo rash receipt* Num­ ber of deadheads not stated. Branch county's board of supervisors pre- M b«> *• U, ru mow r-nnt-h to run oob rfcnr aeraa Lake SaneTwice during hia earthly sojourn a Grand bh friendshad procured hb burial suit, but u. ImJrad. gaalzalion made 7*) ears and repel red 191. Fire destroyed the Brecb Tree eehool-honw, two mite* northeast of Grand Rapid* Thursday. blocks, cte. in the trial ot Robert Murray, of Fort Boron, being left unturned, that may tend to east a Herbert Cowell, ot Wyman, ton Ma left hand >*> ran the w&Wr into it from a Mde-hUi spring. John Howland, of Davison station, Lapeer county, was killed by a log rolling over him Inches thick. They estimate the winter'» km al to ah right. Itgare overload Mreosta comity problbttlonista are shoving local outlon petitions around lively, and an electlon will anon be booked. Dakota billiard, is alive and warm. The chair of entomology In the experimental Ing brought into tbe fold tan Sunday. Flint doctor let two evangrtlstn and thetr him tlw other night, and they never plusaea him. lie claimed they could not bring hltu to repentance, and it la pretty well believed that The Smith middlings purifier company, of he K right about It. However ft tl rare that a Jackson, has received a cable order for a ffig consign muni ot goods to be sent to^ Australia. Loggers In Milwaukee county are thinking scrlojisly <d breaking up their eampe. The wow In the woods Is no deep that the operations ojtinty. vice Jrremlsb Townshend, deceased. • ’dr, has shut down because the snow qffthst logs cannot be got to IL This. W»rv to Ionia nine months for arabetdetnOUL IteitJr Morrison, tbe unfortunate actress, has left Washington for Michigan with the tad which she v. m aceit-Md of stealing from Blancte committee, by the grace of Spencer O. Fisher. The Rlohmood gan well I* not gaalng to any candidate tor secretary ot stat* of this state al folks who subscribed want to know why this is the secund one of Un: defeated candidates oa th*! Ceket who have -Ince been given govern­ thus. ment ptaces. A rreent number of Uic Personal Eight’ county for stealing iron from Thomas Murray. Journal, publbbed at London. Rog-, contain* a Ithaca. ' G -orge Grady, aged T7.-and Linus (Hark, aged which will give Jkme* G. Blaine a pain when ho T<. both died nx their homes near South Lyon , , ., , . u . 1 down LA- the stmiius.and if they succeed tiw Vnlled States Bas a great mrav marquis lifted his left hand nnd laid ono I ft.-,hinul<> ptarera might us well ta. green up Wednesday. They were pioneer fanners of finger arrow tbe twiddling Cageru of his l *t <>uc4.-Mining Engineer In Gtol» Demo- that region. fUalnc. who Is attracting considerate attention Clk’.: It I! Rill innm nn'i».'nlf 1.;. I . Sometimes a railroad Dot Incalculable benefl: was more of nn'in-iilt tha/i his prolb a town. The village ol Gladstone bougiit Acting Oommbsloner Hloeksinger, of the tend some lumber which corf ?'.* SO, aud the freight raptumuely, mid then a tall oral fins foakfoff A Lucky lx»c. departmcul at Washington, liss ordend the man of •*), who is atnemher of pcrliameut, I Brown—Ydn'r - u lifi'-kydog, Robin*>m So restoration of the lands hertioforr withdrawn stnxloin. He, ti>u, walked directly ii*> tt> tbo • yon mnrric-1 u. girl worth half n million delfor iuderontty ptirivnc* for the Chicago <S» imu-ijni^ and held out lu* tend.* The hoe: -x- • tare in Ik r own right. I.L V,. :___ 1 and. toughtag .... .. ............ _ .. ...I..-,tendedI hl* left hand. tbo j it- I ..... snock she suffered by sticking brr leg th roue li soi>, Lanstng & Saginaw and the SL Joseph & rtretebrtl palm, withdrew it g~ain. Dimtly a bole In tbe sidewalk.. ' Denver C1:y railroad rompaniroin purstumre uf behind tho Late comer was the fourth mem­ Hr .-.In— You ought to j ut up tb-< drinks. Tbe two Grand Trunk steamers that ply be­ thr order of tlmwrevtary inode the Kth ultimo, ber of U* party, a tsll aud harata into cajkaip ■ Robilwxi-IAU right, old pmn. Ju»t«nil while I run itito the bouse and *• if lean tween Grand Haven and Milwaukee are having as modified by Jjl.v taitnicUoss ou 'the 8M considerable troubte with the Ice. anil have to ultimo. \ tarn In and boost each other ccea*loE.~.Dy.. , - ---------------Ttamarouisaptin put out hl* left snnppishly . — . ---------------, nnd after— the dragoon had wfmktai *hak«i I Bultt>nlu»l<w in children's gnrmenta are apt Tbe Cneatiut club, of Flint. Is going to riffle hr.nil* nithall tboothers he-too sink into hl* t tn tcar'out. especially in waut* and drawers the tariff question this winter, and It Is respect-, Is worth a rolumn orrhclcrJc. said an Amrriean chair. Tlw nold-raan w traveling ta ro tinder. I bund*. H v ou will stitch a strong cord im­ fully refenvd to the KilUlme club, of LTk lta|>- statesman, ft is n taet. rstahltebed by the tesU-~ ... . tDedlateiy In front of tlw buttonhole* yen. Ids.for lhene.-.cst parl.anietitary rulings. ouc of• vihis minor titlra- of. .l*ml... Marr.-., though every onu know» (wHcctly veil who will lutve'nu mere trouble of this kind. Mrs. T■■dermin. who In cd alone near Manis * to* ia All Englishm-m haven hld.ton longing tee. was found dead Tuesday night, and to travel tmckr strange nam»« in Ireland. Au Original After Dinner Sp-'t-ch. andgtr All thr marquis’ fri-mds and servant* a<iThe cntertai'imaa: was given by an rarl, officers suspected dial he knew something of ft, jnn. <’.nw'd him with scrupulous care by Ids dwrvfdly i ■ qmlar. It wav extremely liandRichmond has fs.OM north oLvillage property annmed titto. jmac, and i-banijiqgno fiovrd in tdiirwt ex* Presently two of the 11 vertod servant-of crfedvxiflood. Tlreevdnlug was utJladvoncwd, andeioes not owe a cent, has a good village tmll. Simmon’s .tbemarqtrfs hurried In with tbo brotitfaiL wh« n n trnignn'it old gentleman arose to Kood Cre aparsltu. 5-too In Ito treasury and The three gurets waited until tbe to *C taps . Liver MTVi*d and .well under way Worn they prop«rt» a t <wl He sjxike with entire >003, touched their food. Then they began to Th» snow Is eatwlug Mr. Ashley a deal । ft taik. talk. j yoritdp wl»t he tsnnt. ”1 fed,” raid to, It was on interesting fcntctnlr.-'. -tE-w, Regulator lEtvry ■d>„t Lr pLia cotutry :.iuln time n joke w;ts modn the eytw nt till thnw •rfut ILr a plain conatry ujuin like myself • > ad<ln-s ihb Jwrr..-<1 cu-a^wny, la itulivd to Tt ulll cure Ml dlvewtos caus'd bv. Der*i«ntu«ni men looked ridrorise at the marqnto. If ho ■of the l.lvtTjKIJreysandTkomach. EFFEtWVAL SPECfFIC grinned, there v.aa n roar of delight If he •wc. ’ -niinl a «[ici-ch made. H. cuuld get uo for Constipation. Dr’prjMjs. Headache, Dtaididn’t, tlim> wjm a doa-l slknct'. furthtir for many iniuute* Tbo swm- apMackinac rouutj h^s elected her delegates to nes». hour Stomach, bad taste In the muatb. plumlM vociferously, and uh though they tbe rrpubltean roti grew* tonal convention and । He did not any a 'V’H until ho hod llnWfcd hus given them no fnictroeUona. They win go Save time! Save Health! hi* chop. an. I then he broke into n story of the ■iltfanxn raci-.it that he was to Ishpeming ready to hold tbe balance of power SAVE MONEY! inciulwr of pariianvrt mthx if the chance offers. By keeping tills vahablo medielnealvrays tn the "I—ah—wear |.,»w ih.«An.vwab!o-gqtlu-.w.'’ His itettuingfcould bouse. A*B t a safe and thorough parpatier. "Da you. indeed, my lurdf’ goata-d the M. A verdant brid-«room fnxn 8t. Johns had bls tonic and rtlterxlivr, it ta aJ.ws>* important and acceptable fnr iro- and It eannot dn barm. P., dropping hta rtary at oncoapd l<»l:tng LougtuQti's — NOTHING TOKQUALIT.---with pent cog.-mwa uu<|- r tho table m. the other night. Tlicy left him nothing but bls "I have sold Kin.tiion* Llrer Regulator tor the Cape Cod GVadnally Disappearing. ■ nobleman's fee*. There isn’t much dmd>t that Cnpo CdM to traveling expensoo. ••Delightful," mid. the Frenchman, nullwa» In a wretched rondnten, froma vary bad j-utting eaten tip by tie greedy sen, nndUn Tbe itnamer Cltr of Milwaukee, now lying a: 'iJerUUli- g<x«d thing to du,'' bawlrel tho time ftiW dianpjwnr. Tbe i'rovinvwtown Adree- Grand Haven. Is to be overhsulrd this winter myself for a Torpid Dver. c.tiised bsr efrscrondrngiKMi heartily, also looking under tho ente fays (hat "Jcre thnn ouu hundred yoora aud made into a floating padace. says Grneral flnenwmt, f find nothing to rquM it am! highly have pnarevl since a lighthouse waa placud Manager 8pirer. of the Detroit, Grand Haren A —„ *HBgT, DruggHt. "Bccaunc," continued thj great lauded pro­ hereby lire government. The original jmrEdinburg,! ehtree fr.chidcd a pkit of land ten acn* in- Milwaukee railroad. prietor, “they ventilate the fret-" -Upah this a perfect clamor of approval extenr. At the jirment time this inetasqra James Bobb, a farmer of Badtey. Newaygo broke out among tho gurate, and they all ctnbrnrw. barely six acre* On a point juat county, was killed by a Grand Rapid* & Indiana Stale of Michigan, Count! of Barry.-is. Estate ol Edward LectuMtiMr, drewtoed. loaned over nnd admired tbo low shoos of north of tbe marin* station* at Highland We. the undersigned, having been appointed tho nobleman to an extent that wodld havo light the fare of tbe bluff liua moved inland by tbe Probate Court fortiio County ot Barry. -New York years ol 1 nnd unmarried. been silly if ft had not btx-n sickening. Tbe State of Michigan, Commiaaloners toredolvr. examine ami adjust all dalnre and demands of marquis soon lost interest m th- subject, and Tbe bill for establishing experlmeatal stations nil MHMta agsiti’t said deceased, <to hereby his gucste branchsd off again. Ocrarioually give notice that we will meet at tire mbate at agricultural colleges I •> the land, passed the ooon they addressed him pointedly, but ho never rooms in tho Cgy at Hastings, nn ftrdne* A certain ikirtrces of a household manages house at Washington. Kjr Its provisions tbe day. the Uth day of Marell. A. D . iMs. a» d on looked at.and seldom answered thorn. He to extract a‘little merriment along with Michigan college grta ttt.OOO tor building thr WWneMay. the IStb day of Jnty, A. D., Mda.W ten o'clock a. m.. of each ot said day* fnr the over saw. Finally he woke up from his ap­ much misery from lire sundry cooks of vart- station and equipping IL parent stupor again and sold to htajxinsounl ouii natwemiitliM. "Anythin- wanted today, Katharlner «bo attendant: sentenced lu the county jail forcing drank and “Watkins,» more ban’y nnd some old hitches:, a tall Nova Scotian, fond of' using Dated January ftlb. ••Would yorxr lordship like gargoMutaf’ “Is thnt tbo rotten khrdT Cougresaman Jim O'Douneli hag introduetd a The nun beared. bin appropriating over g|90jn» to make an pld "Bring mo mama." raid tho nutrquis shortly, "1 like tho ah—cbeean that can walk Michigan aud Indiana, aud A3J. ooo additional Always eqt a bolted egg from tbe sheik It Tho outburst of merriment at this was overwhelming, and tte three sycophants la tbo Scotch way and tbe Inst way. Any. treaty. talkfi cheese till tbe marquis revealed the A call ha* been tanned In Mlsvankee county fact that he had lost iutcrett in the subject flavor of this nutritious food. for a convention In order to organize and work by going heavily to sleep la his chair—a Having in our official capacity as members at lor local prohibition. At present it is thought wiacned, shrunken, untidy, slovenly, snarl­ that ft Is not certain local prohibition would get ing looking little person with a weak chin, a tbo Plymouth Hospital Committee been asked a local black eye In Mtauukee. parchment skin, and protruding, yellowish teeth. The others had fintabed tbeir break, ferent articles to be used aa disinfectants In fast, but tliey would doc move till the mar­ sick rooms and as preventives of Infectious for tba Cblquis awoke. It grow lata and still tlx> host fevers, reixxt that Darby's I'roph) lactic Fluid Wesl Michigan, ft is now discovered Is slumbered aa. Finally the little Frenchman has beea thoroughly teated during the recent slyly pushed a big spoon off of .the table, and Typhoid epldesnlc in this place. It proved (root it fell with a clatter that brought tlia mar­ Michigan. quis shivering and awakn In on upright posi­ T. H. AaM»TMO.<n. 8. M. DAVniFOMT, tion in hi* choir. J. A. Orr. “What wm thatr be adzed sharply. came out w ednesday SIR OH! MY BACK! quietly. “Nawsty rats, forvigrers,'' muttered tbe most noblo marquta Th m, without a ward tottered out of tba room yawning hldeoualy. ENGLISH BUCHU 8TATE CUPPINGS­ Kidney - Port Huron has a musical society 170 strong. option. Saginaw City. I. Webb, of South Bay City, acknnu ledges Artificial niumlnmttow. Congressman Alien's family will join him at Inveatlgntloni conivr. lng the effects of Washington this wrek. different forms of artificial Dlaminatian on the bcnltli have shown thnt tho tallow csuulta question on February 30. agout who is getting thn forttme fnr tho holrr. is the most uiiwliokaouw agunt and tbe oleoHe also Ingenuously adds that the arent has light produces only about 1J>J aa cinch beat larium, died । California or England a. a dispatch he expeeto M tbo tallow cradle, while ft gives out no to receive shall dietale. 8oawbod» ought to parsons.—Frank Lrailc’* A eouple of InmaH signed to Halifax. INVBtTlOATOM IM �THE PAATING HOUR. porhapu" n<nrr .. If— if-■this donkey catuo to lira with lowering bar oyoa, sum! growing as rod as a ri[«uing clwrry, “ob! but if. |s>j>a. he would remain, if—(it was tor turn to <*xigh now) It—.one at bi* masl-'r diouH ctmuo to live haste, ataaT Tbe milter laM dawn’ hi* gnn. Groat Thnsluai -pUlaa1 lu FMttbanr r»*i-a«™ onten-d in a Due rag*. , “Cadrtun! Tte donkey will nsoalu nt tone with him. I> t him go! Nevwl" "It wax a trap, then!- ahouted Cartagnet, bonudiug up. -MisHraWe fellow.'“But"----- i . : Laterthc uudrrxtood hia sun's tboughttanjicsa. Hu trie.I to deny it. Home neighbors hod ruu In. There *u but one way to prove ULsgor-d faith; give hiayounger xun aud hte donkey to hte r|val. Ho.gave item up. And in a raraitb lat*. after u xu-w routawA L.-x-l been sigitod and tte l«ns bad l»*n pul* lixbed, the telfify of Kaligniu q ntuumncixl a marriage inJhu Ixn'iti/ul Gowim toiu» uf Ite telk Cad^cu, who saw growing the find, hairs 00 bls lijv [mt on a large new vset to go and find Yagcttc nt tte Upper Mill He wa»happy; he ‘trembled with feverish excitemeni, and jnever in .tte b«tivests wm Ibero so much light a* on this day. When bo wa* all ready he went to take HeivuiM from tte stable, and I-'1 jsit^an him a Uns, handM>mc, ttont bridle, a handsome fly net urnl a hravy Matiltei of gray wool. Hcnulre and he were to prrwait ttem*dvc* together nt tbe Upper Mill on the morulng of thr wedding day. Anil the donkey wa» a* happy *• b** tnarter. He dimi-d. to knelt, te Minted Lnbartbe. wlmu| be "m gokn; to i.-avr for­ ever, and he counted up to nine Fill* his hoof. Now, Just at the moment when to­ wns sruittg out for the Vpjwr Mill, tteyoung S|-oc*e Mt tte [Aterual bsmt lying heavy <xi hia back. “Lt-ten," -aid Laburthe, iu an agitated marry Hercutea! inbortb* was al ours wauated. But b* xIcmxI on hi* dignity. Giro up hteiloakcyf Novar! Nut oven i.‘ hbmm xboui-l marry n primiM. He ryfiM-teil. however. Yanetto All Hx- inhirf Jlhnto of HaHguacq. in was worth’ bavin/. (VCagnet would give cony, well xrww kri.nt n hateful rivalry there hern dower of 2,00 tmuc*. Uilsulbe hod only tn giira Hercnlc* to tbr young busltan.L “Hum!' thought tho uulter of tbe Lower Mill, ami Labaktie, tte proprietor of tte Mill, and lie sinik*l ua though be bad a bright Lower Mill CzuBa^uetof theU|qwr MillwM idea of bix own to work out. Tuen Ur went for hi- am Auguste, and »uid to him, “AVoald rich;.Labarttetfi tbe Lower Mill was poor. yua like to man-* Yuuette, and go and llr« The Upper Mil! fated tte prettiest maid of tte at tbe Upper Miiir mill in tlir raulof: l.nt tbe Ixvwer Mil! poo“Yes, indeeil," niilied tbo handsome Au­ doatoy in tte district, guste. curling bis mitxtarbo <xi bls Anger. was .tbs ilaqfihter of ' So the question of marriage was quirkly <!•*! \\n«tt»'/ tte don- settted. But Yanette turned slightly pate Castaguct, and _z_______,„,^_jM|MM'<raite,and was when they |ia>wd her the marriage eontrnct named Hervulra. 1 Now.H tuuxi to regretfnlly admitted, the haad-emn* Hrecu’w* competed with the pretty Y*anrtteadvanta^**>u*ty, and, thank* to Mm, tte [»>r Lower Mtil *** “What fa Uw mattirf What t*th-matter'" making nody to iruiu the ricb lTpf«w Mill Let ua hasten to 90 Hint H*rcuiv- wtu, u-vt an ordinary duuk»v Hrn-nl<*> wa* a* Mg aa n borM hence hU (>re«tige; strung a* two frightened, -cared and said not another a ord. muto, tone* hi*I name; aud a* learruxl as She had deceived bcrwelf, perbapg. Growing several college greduan-*. hence hi* triumph. paler and pater, she beard tbe condition* of toward thr -table. Ht* tvutdrr. tb* Iwemiog toliartto, bad twu the marriage: dower 2,(HO franc* ou <&>• xi-te, sow. TIi* elder,yiegnntly nan»*l Auguste, Hercule* »a th* other; and in faz-t Uir mag­ wax a hazMi-xins-(4H0W at provided; with nificent d.rnkey was then:, making to th* Take lien al.-. aWay Hinee be is tbe prwa a thick innstat li*, and ac>'iuipli*b<*t io tto of your bappincM, I cvnaent to the wpamart of steading tbri-lnrk' of the ciHt-xnrrs at tion But," Aud fw wuxed profane. "1 will tto mill, a sjx* aBy of ,|he Gaacuu miller*. never [vnuit my cumpetiteT to make lw of All Raligniii'i ndunr*d him. The other son. “I bare Him.* stammered the tullter in bte sneeringly imru—l Cadeton. waa a feeble beard. And be bold on to I bo halter with him. In two year* I would Hot hav.. a sack youth at e.’. afltj**d with a branDesa both hand. donkey thi* half k«>'-ind <-f |«wdered cobah, and rawer able totyrat a friend out of the They signed tte contract. Augusto made omsiltot little < lii<A. Atal tte yrxiog girls a flue flourish. But Yansato, who** ittetrwtod nblrh 1 have ottx-d with five quart* <M heart «iu lewting fast, almost fainted wtieu “Fear ivituing.'" lail-.utte w««t ->u. “i bare turwwuu « .».-> tHn<. Tte first syt«|>film. I must liavr dro ivfd myself." t-Hit* uf tte puiaMiir.fi will n«>t apjawr tor To bqpn with, Herculre »a* well endowed. But suddritly ber face lightened She ven­ twubuur*. In t«u bteir* Yattrlb- will ba tured to aay to Laliarthc, “You know t!»e your wif«', ami "hat-* fls-uu can't lw unstocu, donkey muMTemain with usf If not”— te qutek; bnrxe taking a y»«i<g girl to ri-!-. Tai«hl “Nothing 'rise diall ba' That to uruter- Uunw. “But, l-ajm" —L . by Ciutetou, Ht"viite» Iwucl to go -b-wu <m Htood," insbdal Castagnct with energy. • “No fi«lMbiMW' now. If you don't mind hi* kneth when be wu* arohted, bxlnuro «beu “That i» utidrratood." replied tbr puxzbng KK'. everything atoll be Stoppml.' the prawini girl* |xxii>'i lu-n-.w, to riftg’hte lalarthe. Cadrtou Ml n «*»)<! ssrual v-tart >o hi* tem­ bell wh«!ti tepuwvdtM-fore the ebureh d-i»r, “Sow-ou' Well, there isa praitira) bride ple*. .IVbat! ttertxxl donkey, that M' E*'1 to *a)ut« tto M-i-xibia-ter, wb-nn to lioimred, for you," thought tin, neighbor^ riddruku much Mtezi be waxgenml'. tto with a re*p-«cUul xhikc of tte bead, wnggtug And Yanette signed. good donkey that had i-nrrix*! Yanrtta! tte bi* cars tte white: to-vantup tn nine with' hh hoqf, for which h<- "i> rewarded! wlth nn [»w*r Mill Castagwt went after him H* unforgrttiuic truoil Uou had teixiglit ttoir k»v* u» light' “till.* dca nof said be. kre(* extra<h*h.of bran; ifiA-Mh. well, tet us ranmg away from tb.- trough that «a* fill**! flrw-ounrhcx to K»jing Hint te made tte piVitu tte-U.UL i at L* thv-ig!.' of Yawtto'a tiro reiaimune wouilrr over hi* teaming— gl< r>-c«qiit*i quickly in Gawuuy—«o thnt Ita said Izxlxr'. l.r to < axiautwi. “After the wwlllie littteievening guttering* tb*y tulkrd'of dtag. wlxm Angu*:-* mil ’!•«•■ with you, Lo radiant promise of thi* day, for which bo liodso loug wniUiI nothing l-ut U.* exploit* of Hfrcute-, will not gu away again.'’ ■ Ulu-i-n.-ip dontey 4f tte l-owar Milk Tho “Ob! my ttadC «*id H. barying hi* face Waitingjcr tb* wedding, the diuikry ran in id* bands. Ami he hrardll.-rruie* munch­ ing tho content* of lb>- trough. rouml atiiut, «laxdr*j by the wonderful <!<**]* in tho stab’.-j al th- Upper Mill H'wytiJew Five mlnutra later iaiiet«n tremble*! a of/tyrcnb-*, rent it* grain to lail-drtbr 6-ard a d -“ii.t whistle which <-au«*l him to little a* he pn*eat.*J hiuwlf at the Upjwr iHrrcai|*«cl>an».->l nil tte famn-r., nmlJuwl pri"k tip hi* 4*r». It wax wqdetotl. who wax thf»»tr,*ttby of al! tte bou—k-* jwr*. The very sad xlmw the v.vnttart wa< signed, and four •< I'.-.-•/»( t -<t Upjvr MUI •vqld not who made lo him this .Jwqsiirin^ a|>jvaL sound, a tel pa' YanctU-'. hand into that --f conttad** i’itb nun. And Yn:a tte. tte maid Now. when ilhi-- well understood whistle of th.- tp*11- "h ' w.irt prwtent n* well n* aouiido! ,tb» r^ wem iw barriers or l*mds for MB* ail in whit- Hbe uuul>-lig*>; about tor pretty. *iu 1 bijuure-1 a* tin- InnKiuiiu- Hervulr-. Holiroke tliroughcvery thing, an.I a»sto walked tbniugli tbe ttel-i Cadrtou iialiit:i>i! ••! Uir ri*. nltndII. trombted. Camlug <«t (nun Ito lu-.yuirii Cnrtngtot, nut entirely di«cnurngtil, «*>n• •flter. “IVbat l* tLl mattr* with yog" astoxl xeillaixc.*' .• »beot him. “ you are pale." Cadrtc i told •Weil!'' growled Ca*iagnet to latbartbe. “if tte -tmikry -•-■aj-c* again—-mly one* b*r the whole stop. -Ual in tbe church, cur—I -Lfi-kHoti Hen tif -* wa- |x-rha|» wben Ito Huligim<*{ tegan played tt4|>rr<ti«wt more — gte.l-M to thwedding. ’ ’ a* lu-i-h <d n wi’. li a* ttey: at any rate, tune o*er tbr khir.ing fare* of tto n<?wty wad, Then Labartte taolu hi* eon Cadrtau and nodiiug • Tk-d again*.* hitn Au-I the and when Ito oi l curate drrtartxl, lb solemn wheel<m the Upja-r Mil) tuna*!only when gave him a strong -tendon. “I have a uan-i to pinch yoa.#y<M» scamp, Latta word*, that tbr lite*aing "I toavrn there wm grain to bd gnmnd for tbe family. would descend ouj Yanetto aud radotou. Caxtsgnet wuuld Imre l-.ught tbe wonderful for ralling/lfmite*f If you do It again I they, vsry humbly,with great ferrtw in thatr । will pull you by tte ears around tte'cnaimmi dunk** from hHrmvny; he u<<uld - -rtaitih havo given JOO trnwia fur Mm, nnd ypu <un prayed with all their might that lb' good grt ten iloukey* for that tnuney a: tbe fair hi in a softer vni-v to --onsute him a little. God would accord them long life, that He Prybuuraite. But Hcreuir* would nnt fan*e ' would reuse great hhrvtnta at corn jto grow I in tbo tteld for tbeni to grind. that IJr would tourerled t» the wile, and it was nrerreary to You un-lentand me! Hnfti, then." reckmi v.ilh tto Ix-ayt. Hia reputation bad Band water to turn their mill, nnd ril-o that Cadeton fell sw-k. He called Hercules no poM-l the l-uuirda of tte -'immune, and sumure. Why should be bare called him at an-rptnl them. But' Hervulr* always «*une back Ix-tm- ou tte morrow of tbe sale, and to himself. And the days passed by, and Labartte hod to refund tte money to tto Heresite did not return. They gave him all turning on hia master hh great derailing buyer. I'n-m Ptmillog, distant throoleagu-w; his bran at tbo Upper Mill. eyes, tbuw eyes so ^rvfuan<i- m> thnughtlul, Ami ('adeton thought that lie should surely so loving, so mysterious the they bad >utrefrom Haba.*, over tlto*-u toile* away ; even from Bidacliv. whirh I was at tte farther end die. He loved Yanetto with all bls miserable ot tbu next -tej-arunant, Hervutee had thn* Hn ret oror!. And carb' time, with very hum­ ble movwtwnte of IU* ears, he bad gooe Cadeton. Tbe mayar’a wife Saving accepted daya, tto pretty Yanette. with her well the part of gndmotb. r, ana the a booltna*ton. But Cadeton norer bail to bo careful not to wok! him: indeed not! Hr loved hi* pupil to--much!' He wax au [rood of him! xhitxi about him’ Ab! iu tbrs* da£> the wax Thanks to the donkey, they .bail a little con­ day there might bare bem -«-n tbe baudsideration for tte miller in Halignacq. And l-r-i-to, there were certain txmds unit­ tbe decaying oak, which srrvsd a*a boundary ing HenuJa^and Cadeton unknown to tbe patron of Haliguacq, for Hermil.w to iwape mark between tbe lands of tbe two milk from tbe Upper Mill. But Ht. laurent »a« It waa there that Cadeton had berird Her young to larry aarks of flour, the* both' a- inexorable aa Yanetts. And tte victor­ ious Auguxto rubbed up bis mustache with ton Transcript from tbo French lw Jean frenxy. The days roiled by and Hercules country. ” Cadeton rode on Hrroulre* buck, Rameau. ' oimL disregarding ths fact that te had no musta'-te. Ite played Matter, was a genrral, marriage Cjidrtmi went out, though at 1 II Buf­ an-i ctaarpvl on hi* boyish enemies And in fering, arid he walked along the winding When Ferdinand Ward waa aant to 8iag tlirw gatno* Yanette took part, tlie pretty stream which supplied thr two mil!. He did Yanette at tbe Up[ier Mill, who di-l not- yet know thnt sb>< ought to hate Cadeton of tbe Lower Mill Cadeton Was then It amFYanctte lire a year. Waril's appearance favored thia IX Hte was already ,rery prettjL with ter prophecy, for ho waa thin, withcoJortem face. well nmndod forehead, her big eysu, her dainty two nulls, and be remained there for a Jong chin, and all her face, so timid and so lively, time, with hia eyes fastened on tbe [wth which Jed to Hercule*' stable. Ten o'clock, where shone couxtnnth nn ingmuoua smite. Then (ten Cadeton dared to call ter "Mrs. IL midnight Oh! tba ungrateful donkey prison fare and confinement will kill him.' Gonnral." And YaneiXo liked well to hear would never crane. And Cadeton thought, as If Ward's friends knew ae much then tef-xclf callod so. Bui since tton Cadeton (la waa too much. He stood up. He did nte rsxor his mwtach, persisted in remaining botauoe with joy. Il waa hie high mustier of newt h tin. Skin. H.. had no right to look al nettling a problem ia not liked iu Soilgnac.]. living that waa proving disMtrous to bis young girt*. Ho no longer looketi at Yan­ He simply cried, after being assured that noette, and be gave bora very low salute wlum bo met her. and, if he Hashed Is-fore lier, be suddenly beard a strange no^pr, tbe noise of them. and a ligbtnc® in his stop that bo did not Ctedeton. in fact, looked only at Homtea. cutes that waa trotting, that Hun. Tbo good clrtukey soon Oiled all hia Ufa. Tbe A GASd ROMANCE The Test o( Ability is Sum, yuung.lcr like After all," I* O’ pro. id-d I bare a donkey” |n*w*MiCniekeu*. spring « FteTHiNG- Grew Succeeds Uike yr pow POWDER Dr. J. A. Baughman, tht Absolutely Pure. Tht* powder never varies. A marvel of parity | strength *u<! alto e*omeue*s. More eeononilexi than the ordinary klndC and eannot be said In competition uiththen-ultltudoof ton lest, abort weight, alum or phosphate powder*. Sold only In can*, p—P..«rt>aa r\i ujb Wall St. N. HASTINGS. MICH. Is-able and proud to refer those who niky inquire a- to hi> success in the treatment of chronic disorders to a large num her of The Leading Citizens,of Barry and Adjoining Counties. Remember that his home hae -been in Harry county fo: many years: that he has made the treatment of Chronic Bi, eases a Special $tudy for Year =^s He use> all the latest and most approved ;nietli<)tl.< for the treatment of Chronic cases. He is not prejujiceti in favor ot any school. The remedy that suits the case in hand, do mat­ ter what school uses it, is the one be applies. With him the test of ability to cure in the case of any remedy is it- .Pieces* in actual practice. . N. . Read, Read, Read.! IWtelt having b*en made In th* csmdlthai* dated April tnortgages. ou page lik Nxid mortgage wm upon toe riprcxs condition that should default in expressed, aod should tte sate* reins aid and in arrear* for tbe spacFof thirt •b ird Irosn Ibenretortb aftei lapse ol the said thirty daj*. the etna! scni at »l..w, wttb all am of latereai tbareou should becosae and and payable tiumediaMy thereafter, although the period limited for the mi went iberwef maj not then have expired; and default having be«n made In tte parnmt 9! In ferret due Arrtl 1» 1WT, and the uioe tiVng rrir.alned unpaid and lu arrears tor the space of thirty days aid up­ ward*, thri aforesaid principal sum ot wttb all arrearage* of Interest tbrreoa, I* now Still or proceeding* at law havingteen I annul ed lo recovvr the inonej* secured by *akl morl CMto. or any pert ibereuf; Now.• here tore, by virtue of the power of sale If you are ku fieri ng. do not despair. l)r. Baughman can point you to a number of ca.-e> when* patients hud given up all boj>e of life and resigned theui-elve* to a belief that they must noon die. To-day they arc well men and many of them prominent in bnsine» and -ocial circles. » . It would be a violation of sacred confidence to give the names of any of thediundreds of testimonials we have The originals can be seen, however. We quote from a fpw . One say?: “I have thrown away my crutches and am no longer a sufferer from rheumatism In my case you have mane a complete cure.” , Another says: “1 find that your treatment for catarrh in my case has been highly successful. I cannot tell you how grateful to you I feel.** A lady uses this language: “1 have suffered from female , weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of dollar* in vain efforts to get relief. Not until I put my case in your hands did I experience that telief. Now I am hearty and well.” f • A gentleman writes: "1 was buffering terrible with kidney complaint. Many physicians declared ! had Bright's disease reu that on Saturday, tbe .'1st day of ApriL You were the first to give me encouragement and sinre put l». IM*, al ten o'clock In tbe fiwraoou. i 5“*“ •A'l-* *ue,'on-«® «•* Mlhret bld- ting my case in yonr charge I have obtained the relief I hoped. I am able to do my work the same a- before I wsraiiMS E sot*® uaie in ins township ____ Tbe north sixty acres of the south east qusrtoretMcUoaeight.in town four north, rouge iMted, Hastings. Jan. M, IMS. Sam Smitm ft COUIBOVF. Attorneys lor Mortgagee. Itoaulihas otacs Lewis which the <Lx Ox.- i.ur. trod and an attar taken sick." One patient who thought himself in the last stage- of - on sumption and had been assure-kthat such was the case by his physicians now writes: “Dear Dr: I am feeling better and stronger every day, and feel sure that persi-tenre with your remedies will be rewarded with a complete cure.'' And '* will. TheTrottble was. his other physicians lacked the means of correct diagnosis of the case. Instead of lieing in the last stages of consumption, the lung tissues had but just began to break down. BEAR THIS IN MIND. I)r. llaughnian by his extensive research, large practice and pjouero methods and appliances for the practice of medicine. J^ alJe to correctly diagnose a case where others would fail fhis is or the greatest importance. beating him, too, gently to make him go. And in riding up and down jnrt Ltncohi ecmUUhM 1B sab! tre<1x^. .M 1^.^.“}' the j-erw-n who was beating him in thia aaid a North Hi>le man sneh case made ano prv»»t~« ,n manner----given that ou Karurday, ••Ob! Yanette'" said Cadeton. opening Ms A. 1». ixsx. at ten o'rf despairing arms And Yanrtte, uttering a sbaHiiellM public nuAl light cry, kt beracif fall Into h!« arms, ab tlexigJi that wm hardly done any more at thro* or four or* present. W tetter it is ndworth yonr remembering is that Dr. Baughman treat- Balignam. And twenty years of JtapfHnewi Chronic diseases. He is a specialist in that line. For 1 ; ' I town-■uuiiril •-VMtrpabli'an. Tbe Mgstaut seemed to ran away In that jnI note of dadon't pretend tn say; l«t I am certain that J*?'11 **fJ®*01- lo’erret. and all I-gS*, •nnyor, however, proteusl. But If then Urinm. to­ reason he can treat them much more successfully than TM. |<uWc Indlgnatkxi. there «•» menu • same Interregular practitioner. In short he readily cure-case- "I v.rtthutg iti tbe houMliukl; and Ho-rutes, prwdduBrt'a. FT a** pretnisrs hotnw “Naughty fallow f' said she. reproachfully. —Chicago Tribune. the regular phy-dcian fails. Why did you n<4 whisiit r “I did not daro to! Could I possibly subTherefore, if yon suffer from any form ol Chronic dises h! my good Yanrtte." Thon, with a remember that you can get right here in Hastings hr |l;r turo, oxpmsive of hia rohabJ.tatioa, . »U ‘---of tbe former city eomptelu that white the Baughman the-anme scientific and successful methodmonths r --r~»K I treatment that yon can grt only in the large cities, and tne■To kill Hrrcutea J at a great expense. “MustachaT Bayaui. -. where there was a grand musical comj-tliitMi. Th-strraU werv fillud with the binn- af Iwa* inatnuhrnte. When lie re­ turned to Ualignacq ibr donkey began to l<ay. and iu bi. song JUadeton recoguiaed a ANOTHER FACT as «s.ssa.rssx?^^S IBIW ft COLGUOTB, CONSULTATION FREE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-02-01.pdf f20a1eb43ab1c30f9057be43671b702e PDF Text Text anner. astmgs The Hastings Haarnraa. Babky Co., Mjoh., COOK & NISKERN. BUB»OKimO.N BATka price <i( mbeerlptlon wDl «»«rttt*rrty Ihk*1.S. In either ease is cent* will be ;«:ldr«t for twi­ nge when •■ubcrlber rrtltlc* otiUiCe of the county. AD VEUTIB INlF BATES j One plutan per year.....................ItCttQO Extra cliuge for special poettlpn*. JOB FR?NTTNG. WHOLE NO. 1705. HASTINGS. MICH. FEBRUARY 1, 1858. VOL. XXXII. NO.'40. _________________ I------------- .—• County News. The toUomni penwiM are authorized ecive sabMrlpuntM far the Van a kb : WcslejM yers. Woodland Center, I> M. *twr*, i,erke). W. n. Adkins Monran. It. «. Hale. Nashvflle. ■ •• U'DotUM-U. J. X. Covert. Carlton. I*b»U)tartrr. Freeport. U L Horthlatrt.Tedar Greek. 1. i, N .rv.rH .1, hr’tou. JobaAbcao, Hk-kory Corner*, tr...— _ e. ,n.. ni, Bru*xrd. i.OranyyHlr'. entire office Is new; and wit h the latest (aertvt W. the mast approved patterns of nnvBI Aery* competent workmen employed, enables the not titled New Year* CLQVEMDALK. The first or Iwl of wheat from this place to Hastings went over the new rail road the fore part of the week. Jt was purchased for the new roller mill at Hastings, by Mr. Milan Wuldorff. Walhuie Doolittle is also buying wheat at this point for Kalamazoo. It is currently reported that Dugold C’umplwU and George Havens will erect a suitable building at/this point, for the “purpose of carry Mg on the hardware buainais. Markm Davenport has procured the necessary material to erect a dwelling on his premise*, early in the spring. Mr. Morehouse is delivering 50 cords of four foot wood on the ground of Batea & Kingebury, and the brick bu$inras will be lively in tbe spring. L. H. Barnes has the etone drawn for a house, which he will build enrly in the spring. The steam saw mill owned by Frank Pierce will start up tbe first of Febru­ ary. Mr. Mosher’s store is almost complete ed, and he will soon be here with a large stock of goods. Our school is doing finely under the mnnkgeinent of Grant Otis. ' - MABTINSOOK N EKS. Bad colds and sickneM quite preva­ lent. Mrs. Draper and daughter, grandma Hillton and Mr. Marions girl ore quite ।sick 'with tvpbold pneumonia. Tnose persons mentioned in my last are re­ covering Wrv slowly. Charley Draper died last Thurwlay after u aliort illnesa. Funeral at the WKlcvnn church ’.apt Saturday. , Geo. Varney In underj the doctor s cant. , ’ Ice harvest is in full blast. Thorn­ ।apple lake furnishing the material. • Itevlval services still going on at the Free Methodist churcn" Many are be­ ■ ing benefited. ’ . . Will Wellnum and family visited hn» parents at Leach lake last Saturday. His son Henry was taken Bick while ■there and was unable to return. Fred Barry had friends from York 1 State visiting them last Katurday. Can’t think where your correspon­ dents got their cold weather. 10 to 12 below zero was as low as we could get in this section. Prayer meeting at Henry Bain’s this 1Tuesday evening. • Rev. Rowland preaches at the school house next Sunday morning. C A KI.TON. News seems to go with the cold. I.O. Fleming. A. J. Stilwell and Leon VauVelaor attended lodge at Irv­ ing last Friday night We would like to- Inquire who the joke is on now. la it wosse to tell of a thintf that him not happened or deny It the same when it has happened; but Charlie is happy; It’s a girt A culler at John Wickham’s, a young lady. What is the matter with that other correspondent. He don’t seem to come any more. Otis Yarger is drawing logs to Hast­ ings now. That boy is lost, add now some one B ill have tn put a string on him. Glad to hear from you in. the way brothers of the Democrat and Journal were coming to. but it is useless now. Don’t get frightened If they do bark. FEAIKI EVILLE. Splendid sleighing and beautiful weather. Some of our villagers attended the box social given by the G. A. R. boys at Delton Thursday night, much to their satisfaction. • Social at Hiram Chase’s on Tuesday evening of this week. The cantata -Lost & Saved" is in course of preparations by the L O. G. T. It Is a fine cantata and should draw a large house. Rev.T. F. Babcock is holding revival meetings at Orangeville this week. Bev. Bose, of Kalamazoo i$ assisting him. .Bev. Perry is almost on tbe sick list. Otte mck. with non­ filled tooth. Owing to illnees of friends and the visited added c;ires caused thereby, your cor- Prairieville] reepondent has been unable to “show Haatiup t« a city o( XOOO oeoplc. unrounded up4 of late; but as all have promised to 'by a rich and prosperous country, and la the keep well in the fnture. you may ex­ county seat ot Barry count). 1U location on throe nMtnral terrace* rising from the Thorn­ FllEKUOMT. Jos. Wood and wife, of Indipect to hear from us often. apple river, could hardly be surpawiod. .With Albert F. Colby started Monday for ana, tre in the village on Elegant night for alelghriding. ts beantltully shaded »trveU and handsome LosAngelos, Cal. He will spend the old fnends and neighbor. . holm.-*. It affords an excellent realttoner place. James Godfrey was at Ilastingo FriM ORUO-raOKNAlTLK . The city has graded schools of the highest dav. Orno Strong was In Ohio remainder of the winter with his *:.uul.in! ot excvllnnce. also a school library ot There is considerable sickness around part of last week attending the funeral brother of that place. Think twice before you speak is al­ IJ00 volume*, and elegant school butldlngx. It here due to the sudden changes in tbe Miss Florence Hendershott, of Irv­ of his mother. ways the best way. On Monday evening, of the 23*1 imit., ing. is visiting her aunt, Mrfe. J. Camp­ weather. Mrs. .sarah L. Baker, who left tare Mrs. John Fish is numbered with the nlrnt erder. 11 e*u boast of M Snr a sv^tem of Mr. Burton has the typhoid fever. 'quite a number from about the Corners bell. recently to join her husband at Dexter, waler work* as any rity pov—ues. wlitch fur- sick, met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. ' Miss Carrie Crons, of Irving, is visit­ Kansas, died at that place on the 21st, Sammy I'almer has lung fever. nl«b of unsurpaMtd p*«rity and adapta­ A. J. Choesbrough wju> at the Co. seat C. Bishop, residing, fity uillra east of the The church society oi Quimby met1 tion lor nouwtMdJ puro<r«e*. and alw veunof paralysis, at the age of 48 yeara ing at F. L. Blake’s. Cornprs, for thfe purpose of reminding .-uleqtiatfl prolection n*aln»t fire. It han two Thursday. at Jim McIntyre’s last Thursday. Keeler Bros, and their families, of She wasjhe mother of five children of Will Holmes was at Hastings Thurs­ good biuik*. which extend every piMsIblv scThere was a social dance at Mr. Kill’s 'them of the [fact that it was thl-lr Charlotte, are in town. whom Fred is the only one now living. vomodtulon to patrons, and two iiaw hotel*, one day. I fourth wedding anniversary. After a !» now open fatiir public, that no Mrs. 8. Brown, who has been visiting She was a Bister of Mrs. George Tru­ Geo, Smelker was at Carlton Thurs­ last Wednesday. AU enjoyed them-. 1social intervic**- mingled with mirth In any city of three tlmex the popuUselves very much. her sister, Mrs. Colon, of this place, re­ man, of this place. Hmtlnci. 11» t>4«ls<i*a men and burf- day. Last Thursday Mrs. WiU Hill bad a !had piwsed all were made welcome by turned to her home'in Battle Creek Henry Cisler, of Ohio, is visiting his T. L. Rogers was on the streets of ne« Ttuiises ar» fully abreast with the time-* In to which the guest* did Thursday afternoon. ’ rag bee and in Um* evening a dance. refreshments, I pu»h and enterprlw. It hxv al read) a tiutnUer Hastings Thursday. son Sam. Mr. C. was one of tbe earli­ — ample justice. The whole was a comot IkturtehfaR nuuufacturinx enterprises. But Prof. Morse and wife have moved est settlers of this township and county Miss Mattie UhJ, of Carlton, fca* the AH bad a splendid time. Its doirlutK-mciiC In tlU* dlroeifan U*» been The Mines Hyde went to Lake |Kete surprise upon Mr. B. After wish- into the Cook residence on Grand Rap­ but has not been a resident 'here for iundnti by T.-vek of proper transportation fnelli- guest of J. G. Reuter’s people Friday ig thrir host ami hostess many such ids street. Odessa one day last week. •Cles. The Miehiican Central h;ia loss bum Ils and .Saturday. many years past. • only railway. But thl* falllhe Chiraxo. KaUAnthony Golden made a Hying visit 1anniversaries the company dispersed Miss Zoe Banford returned last Sat­ Miss Lena Parrish entertained her Wm. Ekert has been drawing walnut tiituoo A SaRinaw It. B. ha* b«x-n eum;dried to for their several homes, knowing full urday from a two weeks visit with numerous young friends on Friday ev­ to this places Wednesday. , Hastings, making It nearer UUIusro by rail logs to Hastings. well that it bad ta-en gixxl for each one Emma Cote spent tbe week at Quim­ than either Grand Rapid* or Jackson. Il I* the friends near Grand Rapids.ening lust with a leap year party. Geo. C. Smith, of Middleville, hits of them to have been there. purpoae of the projeeton ol this Uno to <-xt«n»d by. Mrs. Reltecca Bray, of Dutton, spent Schiedell Bros.’ minstrels were at tbe (lie Mine to Saulnaw next year, which wifi lieen selling fruit trees in this vidnity Mnu Hyde and Miss Belson visited at E- Pennock and wife, of Hastings, Sundav and Monday with her sister, opera house on Friday evening. Their make the C. K &. 8. one of the best Uns* tn tbe past week. Scothoru ’ s one day last week. were the guests of Miss Esther Pen ­ Michlga-i. The laisrll A Hasting* railroad ha* Mrs. J*. Carveth. nudiencewwas an extremely slim one, Frank Nagler. who is teaching in the Many log* tire being hauled across nock Monday night and on the followt-ecn graded and Ironed from l<uwe1l lonth Io township of Bowse, spent Sunday with Wm. W. Turner, who went to Boston which probably accounted for the rath­ Freeport, ersht mllrs north ot Hasting*. The the lake. day went on their way to Galesburg. with a car load of fine horses about two er meagre character of their entertain­ right of way has thwn seenrcd and most of the friends in this place. Rev.. Ross, a former pastor of tie W. weeks ago, returned home Friday. •eradtnx been done from Freeport to Hasting*. ment. Fred Smith returned home Friday ThK road will be extended to HastinK* in l»w,, from work on the G. it. A L. R. R. He W. D. Fenton and W. E.‘ DeGolia M. church of thia place but now of Andrew Wright has made Miss Ella Mttd R is expechni will also be pu*li<p1 oh to Helayml letter. Orangeville, was making tails on Fri­ and their wives spent Sunday with rel­ Hoag all Wright Battle Creek. These two new road* will, give nays they have quit for the winter. lla*tlnui a.* tine transportation faellltle* a* Gridin Cummings and family, of As­ day and in the evening attended church atives In Cascade. The Rankin Scottish company, which B. Foster, of Hastinga, was in town could lie dcilred, and make it one of tbe wry Wednesday. syria, visited at Fred Quick’s last Sun- 1 at this place. ,M. F. Jordan made a business trip to were down on tbe bills “to sing, dance best points for manutaetiiriOR c»tahli«lniient» Upon complaint on oath of Geo. O. Kalamazoo Monday. and make merrie" at tbe opera house There is considerable interrat taken day. l<5 facile. To wcure *twh Is the alm id tbc-citlA sleighload of ladiee of the Baptist Monday evening postponed their en­ Mr. and Mrs. R. Mayo, oi Nashville, Jones, ot this; place, a warrant was /en* ot llaxtiDRs. and It offer* mod liberal in in the revival efforts at the M. E. dticement.* for nueh InstltiiUons. Certainly no church. called "D her uncle. Russell Slfde. last Issued hy John H.'Brown Esqyforthe society held a mission meeting at Mrs. gagement until Wednesday evening, . better placu far any braueli of m.inufhcturing, ClarktfKenyon's. three miles west ot Sunday. arrest oi Tbomss Cory ' and Qiarles remaining two nights on account of It is reported that there will lie no especially furniture nud woodwork, could be The ineaslas have broken out id" the Dudlev (both:of whom reside in this town, last Friday night; and were roy­ disappointing us on Monday evening. **JecUd and a liberal Imiuus will be glveti far Herald party this year. the location here ot «uclt estabh«hmeuts. J. B. M1xts barn about four miles township* for burglary on the 21st Inst. ally entertained by tl\at lady. Geo. Perkins, ot theSFrceport hotel, Dunham district. Ilavtiiit* Is about to enter a new era of pros The young peoples’ star society con­ south-east Of town was burned with its Dave Marshall baptised his best girl After some preliminary examinations l-erltv. and proposet t-> place Itself in the front is very low with pneumonia at this in a ditch one evening last week. rank ot tlie ituntlliig rules of Sllrldtan. Ju Ulis writing. deputy prosecutor Clement Smith nected with the Baptist church will contents on Thursday morning of last coune- tlon we wt|[At>to that during tbe past give a ••Geographical ’ ’ social with Airs. Arnold Gordlncer Is on the sick thought brat to withdraw the . com ­ week, and a valuable team-and three The G. A. R. band are making prepa­ ■year, tlie nr* biillrnngs atid Improvements tn plaint fearing the proof would not chicken pie supper at Good Templar's cattle were destroyed. Loss will foot ’ Ilnutln** antrecited V100.i»mnd duriwt Hie nai-t rations to have-one of the largest and list. z We were made to say William Tulbot warrant • conviction, as the building hall, Friday evening, Feb. 10th. up about 81.600 With 81.000 insurance. best dances.that fever was held in Free­ eotutn’raluR thl*.onf ol the best citie* la Niehl- port, Feb. 22J. 1’residing Elder Buell attended quar­ in our last week's item, when it should entered was a hen house. The court Kan. *ad buviug u-* bright pro«pect» as any. concurred and discharged the accused, terly meeting at the M. E. church, Sat­ The box social was largely attended have tern Wilson Talbot. WOODLAND. ukr tlw Haarix-m IUfxkb. acknmvfadiwil «o Mr. and Mrs. James Harper, of Nash­ whereupon a new complaint and war­ urday and Sunday. t* the 1.911*1 at any county pafH-r.publhhed. Saturday night for the benefit of the Dance at the skating rink next FriThe Blue J. social held by the Cresent ville. were the guests of E. G. Jfotter rant was forthwith issued and served Wolcott post. There were 99 boxes sold. .day night. , M. BATES. upon’Thomas Cory and Charles Dudley society of the M. E.church last Tuesday The ine family minuy of ot Jno. .mo. G. u. Reuter neuusr cclebraccteura* last Friday. » nu»j. B. 8 Holly, wife, son and daughter . Attorney at Law. ted their lather’s birthday on . Sunday,' Most every one seems t<» think that charging them with simple larceny In evening did not prove a success; aa two HiolnR*. Nk-h. Jan. 29th, and eave him a tine present.! the M. E. minister's new cutter is’tn in tlie taking and carrying away, seven sleigh loads of the young people of the have returned from their northern Fraeticvs in a t court* ot Uw date. Bpecial .„ TVInlr Graham. f'mham some way related to Dick chickens to the value of 83, to whldh society attended a party at Thomas trip. attention to cotieetlun*. MqXKVTO Ixjxn UN The parties who shut the dog in the Ed. Savage thinks he froze Ms face they each plead guilty, and hi* honor Fleming’s. The young people however MOUTH HASTIN/iS. school house are known to our board. a jolly time. Temperance literary society at the while returning from his work one day adjudged and sentenced the former to report it & expected that Rev. Milo Smith, It is our opinion that they ought to be last w»wk, but as he has no use «- v» of vuc one the work house at Detroit for the term JJ A. BARBER, M. D., Star next Saturday evening, z paralysis, j of ninety days, and the latter to tbe the new pastor of of the Baptist church, prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Twenty-six numbers at the'dance side of it; it seems more like ]----jail for thirty dn davs Including will move with his family from Kala­ Our german school has been compelled Homeopathic Physician am' Surgeon, and oyster supper at Tim Bush’s last . The girls hnd a leap yearr dance at county Jail nkrht and !' this thia 28th day of Jan. 1888. Muy be found nt his office over Nevin's store mazoo this week. They will occupy to discontinue Jits meetings at the Charlie Norton’s last Friday night from * to 10 a. tn. and from I to 3 p. ui. All rails Friday night. A good time was enjoy­ had a jolly time, onh the boys forgot Quarterly meeting at the W. M. the parsonage on Grand Rapids street; ■school house because the same boys, in city or count) promptly responded to. Ilesl- ed by alL ....................................... church Saturday alternoon and Sunday and Ed. Stevens, who baa occupied the\ who abut the dog in there, congregate f>‘lH b ’ COf’ 0"’ter < 1,urch Alex Young has two quite sick chil­ to bake the cake; but they will get used to the change before the year is over. conducted by Rev. Joel Martin, ot same for the past two years, will move 4n and about the place for the purpose dren. into Mrs. Colom's house, one block of making a disturbance. It' seems to J. K. Smith is quite bad with rheu­ Hinsdale. Rob’t Gamble, we learn, has rented matism. J. C. Bishop presented an awkwarfl west. W. LOWRY. M.D., Richard Freer’s farm, and Mr. Freer Russell Slade is little better at this appearanci* the ocher day upon arriving The Rankin Scottish concert com. Physician and Surgeon. and family will visit triends and rela­ MaM* a upeffialty of treating <Hmmc« of the writing. . at the Comers driving his horse before “pany exhibited to a slim house in; Jor­ boys ranging from 8 to 15 yearn of age KVK and EAI4 and '.be preaenallcn of vhlob tives in New York state. tiorais »»nimej has nns reuirneu iruin , a cutter, when just at the north side of dan’s opera house, Saturday evening. to break up their school. We have a Gordts Whitney returned from A party of young people had a good V “,ld 0,e Lawrence store the thill The manager proved himself a through law to protect such meetings; why not time at C. Osgood’s Friday evening. the north. He reports that having been Smith’s VfDofl and rsvldanc* on Broadway, near Court .Ditto at W. Benham’s Thursday even­ cheated out of their wages in the camp dropped letting the cross bar and snide, and if he returns in the near fu­ put the law in force and make an ex­ Hou*e. Havtuig'*. Mk-h. whtppletree against the horse's heels; at ture, as we understand he intends do­ ample of two or three for the purpose where he was. ing. that instant the horse sprang forward ing. he will doubtless receive a coo! re­ of securing to Woodland in the future, We have no space for personal con­ peace and quietude. A few months vnr.r.n. throwing his driver out upon the snow, ception. __________________ QMITH A COLG ROVE. troversy. For pinch a pig and he’ll in the house of correction might be We did not sec the great cclipseJto somewhat like a duck swimming upon D Lawyers, squeal. Don ’ t you hear ’ em • beneficial to a few of our lads and he > (Office In L'nam block. Harting*.) high water with bead-up looking at the cloutly. Frank Bush has a job of sawing ties Pumfrey’a miU is running again. tthe tneansof keeping them from spann­ I'racUcr t» nil the court* of the state. The weather is somewhat warmer nt speed of the horse taking his circuit up (Quarterly meeting last Saturday and 1ing years in some prison. 1 am so glad you have no- fellow in present; no fault to find on that ac­ to Shean’s drug store.t^ience north into Sunday at the M. E. church. Andrew Scott and wife have decided A E. KEN ASTON, , his ba^n yard, then south through Mr. count. Rev. Thomas and Williams are holdt Dakota. 21. Attorney at Law, A. C. Wait has bought 40 acres of Byington’s vard into the east and west ing meetings at the Feck church with to each paddle their own canoe. A meeting of the S. L. C. will proba­ The girl at Geo. Rowlader’s Is devel­ (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.’* *Cm-) „ road where.he was captured.-The cut ­ timber and is getting the logs and bolts Practice* In all court* ot tbe State. Collection* bly be called for Monday evening. good succets. coping rapidly, but there is no law to promptly rttenainc to. The Star W. (IT.U. will be held at into the mill. Mr. Walt Is u go-a-hend ter to say the least "wits in a demoralized Meetings at the U. B. church all this ]prevent her keeping the household man and makes work for several men condition when Mr. B. arose from his the home of Mrs. E. Pennock on Tues­ week. People don’t need to stay at «awake all night lonely position. The horse was not by this transaction. ARTIN V. BARKER.Real Estate, day, Feb. rth. home fon want of some place to go. W. Barrel, our enterprising butcher. Mrs. N. Chandler is getting worse ull much injured.While the cutter was left Insurance and Loans. Charley Doyle and wife spent Sun- 1 the time and as her disease is cancer po for needful repairs he kindly led the Office with J. O. K“”iy!‘nuJin?ou’1 d<x>rs north day with his parents. < h opes of her recovery. horse to his own stall. Mrs. Betsfey Lawrence Is failing fast. Our new butcher,Mr. Held, contem­ Quite a-number are drawing logs to Special attention Riven to making exchanges Grilley, Healy. Moahler & Co. have Aunt Dolly Smith is very sick and ,as A. Huntley, of Dutton, visited his ]plates running a meat wagon in con­ of pOoperty. Tbe interests of non-rMliisat Delton. she is quite old she will soon .pass away their saw mill and picket fixtures In rnanv friends here last week. property owners carefully looked after. Fanns nection with his meat market as aeon John R. Hinkley is cutting logs for unless she gets better very soon. full running order, situated in Mr. Miss Sate Dutcher has taken Miss 1 as spring opens. . pickets. Henry Gaskill is the proudest man. in Elliott’s woods, doing custom work for Hanna’s music class. C. S. Palmerton’s saw mill broke Mr. Underhill has his stuff for his ,seven counties. It is a ten pound b£y. the people in tAanufacturo of lumber. down last week, but was soon put in new house nearly drawn. Mrs. A. Jl Smith was numbered and grandpa Gaskill says It is the finest HELTON. . TAMES A.SWEEZEY. running order again. Mr. Palmerton E. D. Clark has bought a furni of L. .boy j J Lawyer, among the in valids last week. She is he ever saw. Preparations are making for consid- thinks । he cannot afford to let his mill Nobles. , . ’ Sirs. D. L. MorthUnd’s health is very better now. IlMl'ngR. Mich. e erable building here in the spring—a ( idle when tbe yard is full of FraciiitM In all courts ot Uie state. Office over Hbmer Kelley has sold his horse to poor; Mrs. Mortlilnnd hns been sick a Mrs. Henry Bl.tik was reported very wagon shop, another store and several remain ]TF. Hilbert is again able to resume' W. H. Schantz’store. • Mart Corwin. sick last week. She is improving. long time. dwellings being among the certainties. k E. D. Clark got bis team into the lake Emory Moshier is expected to return We are all very much surprised to Merchants, who arc here, report a । £ C. WELTON tbe other day. but did not get out far learn that one man has a right to con­ from his four weeks visit in Cayuga large increase in trade.- Nothing is business. Wm. Miller has recovered so as to be struct a ditch across his farm and then Co., N. Y., on Tuesday. Is’ agent tor the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co enough to hurt them. more certain than that Delton is becom- (able to attend school again. •He writes policies on a man s property against ■ Born, to A. M. ’Bostwick and wife, about twenty rods onto another farm ing the point of interestTon 'the new Emma G rezinger will teach the com­ ou by lire, ItgbtnlDg or wind; against a mana January 11th. a nine pound girl., Moth­ and flood two or three acres of kind NOHTH-KAST OASTINGH. line. ing summer in the Lee district We life by death and accident. er and child doing well. just for bis own benefit; but such is the And now we Nre’ happy. Arrange- ,congratulate the district in having se Geo. Sweet went to Grand Rapids Mrs. Henry Forbes la quite sick, but opinion of the court :n the Hunt vs. Tuesday and purchased a pair of bobn. mencs have l>een made with an eastern ,cured the services of. so efficient a QOOK A SHELDON, is better at present writing. Fox case. ‘ Mr. Insley went to-Ohio last week to party for tlie construction of r first teacher. Miss Carrie Horn has teen called; . Chas. Wilson has returned to his spend a short time visiting relatives claw roller mill at Delton. This mlU We hope that the examine ling board will /OfficeU> Ab»tract Block.Ha»Una>. Mich.) home to work for her aunt, who is sick: home in the north. will cost not Iras than 812,000, and will decide , amination at Ifavo the only Mt ot Abstract Books in Barry to hold an examination L. C. Clark Is better, and has returned West Lance spent last week visiting and friends. County. Will Sweet has returned from Mar­ be equipped in first class shape through­ Woodland. We will promise them a to his daughter's, Mrs. Sutherland, of friends at Dimondale, Eaton Co. shall, where he has been spending a out, having all the latest and last large class. Baltimore. Nina Mowry was compelled to re ­ machinery with which to do a milling Ini Ai. r.. njurrsa. T-;. ~ F. Aspinwall is kept busy in his bar­ Quite a bit of petty stealing is going turn home from her school at Albion abort time at his grandmother's. NAPPEN & Van ARMAN, ArAh Barnum ami wife are spending liuslnraa. Work at hauling stone will ber shop. on. The chickens can't sleep. on account of illness. Lawyera. commence at once, and work on the Hough A Snyder have ordered a very Tom Corey, of Barry, passed through their leisure hours visiting with rela­ excavation wiU beain as soon as the (Over Hartlnx* NsUonal Bank.) large stock of agricultural implements. MAPlfK <»«OTE’ • this place last Saturday evening on,hls tives and friends. A good meny of our young people nonditlon of the ground will permit Corn Palmerton, of Battle Creek, is Items scarce this week. way to Detroit, having struck a job in are attending the Free Methodist niuet- The completion of this mill will make spending a-few weeks with Woodland WLLLLAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney J. B. Ballon and wife visited Maple the state department for 90 days. Delton as good a wheat market an friends. VV At Law and Solicitor In Chancery. Grove friends Sunday. Cause, deui'ar chickens. Young Dud­ ing on the State road. There was n social party at 1‘nillp there is in Central Michigan, and wiU Surprise parties are all the ratfeat 1‘rHetlccs in all courts of tbe date. Henry Burton, Rob Bell'i} little l»oy, ley gets .’W days board with Baker give the town a Ixxim that will soon present DunlMtr's la»t Thursday. AU present Wm. Garrard's children and _Mrs. II. Sbriner. land it in the 1.000 population notch. enjoyed themselves. Frank and Geo. Talmenon went to Whitnev are on the sick list. ILLIAM B. SWEEZE Y. ■ Ami it never rains but it pours. Battle Creek last week ou business. Geo. Sweet and wife spent Sunday UEBKEV. The ladies mite society, of Maple ,Justice of the 1eace. Mrs. 8. Haight it slowly improving. D. Huskill. O. Batchelder and. Frank with Lee -Chase anti famjly on the Right on the heels of the announce­ Grove, will meet with Mrs. M. Guy on Collection^ a specialty. ment of the building.of a roller millet Town LUie. . Mrs. J. M.Smith is improving. . Short nil ride in new cutters. 1 Thursday afternoon. Feb. 9th. A cor­ The relatives and friends-of Miss this point eomea-the further good news Protracted meeting at the Tamarac Great railroad excitement in our vildial invitation is extended to all. that in connection with the mill an ele ­ Social at B. McKelvey’s and party at church are stlU in progress with some Myriu Chandler, of Indiana, who is “fce. lough is very sick. n. timmerman. veiling nt her uncle’s, Oscar Mathews, vator. cap;icity of 10.000 bushels of . Homoepathic Physidan 4 burgeon, Taylor Fluker's this Tuesday dvcnlng. success. Our grocer and postmaster. D. Has­ gave her a ple.mnnt surprise S tturdey wheat, will also la? constructed. The It seems the insurance company and Uur last week’s items failed to con­ (Office over UUhmp's drtiR store.) it being hgr birthday. two buildings will gn up together; and W. C. Downing cannot agree on the kill, has been sick but 1* convalescing. night, nect. She was the recipient of many beauti­ in addition to the other building here damage the latter sustained at his re­ Mrs. D. M. Myers made a visit to her Old Mr. and Mrs. Ferry visited her ful prewntk left her as tokens of re ­ will make Delton a busy place indeed. H. LANDIS. M. D, father, Rev. Wm. Durveur, at ;Kimtercent Ore. He is surely asking no more sister Mrs. Wm. Anderson last week. And now let the Hickory croakers than is right, and unless the company . i’hysican and burgeon, gard and friepdship. Mrs. Fred Quick spent Saturday and hook, Branch Co., last week. Philip Dunbar and wife were at. one croak. For years they have poked fun do what is right they can expect no Woadlsnd. Mich. ' . D. Al. Myera is making a success of Sunday with trionds in Convis. office one door »outh of Kilpatrick s drug of their neighbors Sunday evening, at us. matte sport of our railroad and more business here. subscriber^ to the Detroit Tribune; he Sberm Potter and wife, of Vermont ­ ,to^wfU tx>'*U»dUw’Tell*^ornl£ta-: ville, were the gurats of D. R. Slades having secured 100 subscribers, <S of when about nine o’clock they dlscovw- -had a whole lot of fun at our expense.: The Good Templars will elect officer* whom get their mail at the Woodland «1 h light in the window of their house., But the scales are turned now. And, Tuesday night. lost Sunday. 11 B. Potter and wife visited his sis­ postollice. The people know when They started home fuU speed, but on1 before the anows of another winter The post met Saturday evening. they gel a good thlug, and that they are reaching the place found it only to he a; shall come, Delton will have more inters tn Convis lasttaturday. Ad. Oapeoter Mfl Wlfiref Belleru- getting it, whan they can ar----------- light their daughter had lit after re­• habitants and do twice the businera of Additional County News on last page. HickorjCorners. turning from church. good a paper aa the Tribune is for 50c. were calling on friends last week. HASTINGS. G M E W F W Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. . �EVER ONWARD. For Toilet mrrry for 0>o»uraa*BrCoWW“* Cokb. bet be .n« yAl-c u» 9 Ay., . OVr VU-' l-~«< « I-Because he can make more pro&t he at. a and pliant, impart* to H •>» may tell you he has something Just as veilpart. Woodland. Midi. good, or the same. Don't be deceived, luxuriantly. eradicate.* Dandruff. cure* but insist upon Retting Dr. kings New DlAcovery, whioh is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and Cheat af­ of allJiair preparations The principles that lie at the basis of fections. Trial bottle free nt W. H. SVCD’C Hair Vipw Im" uiren me all feeding demand that we give an an ­ Goodyear’s Drug store. AI tn O IM-rfrt-r wtthfwifu- I wj imal all the elements neceea try to pro­ nearly bald for »ix year*, during whleU nme 1 rued many hair Ptr»*r«‘,,.ni,1rh,l duce the results we have in view in E. Bainbridge Munday Esq.. County owning or feeding them nt all Cowb Atty.. Clay Co., Tex. says: “Have used h£Tl.adUC^ irriwlng demand correct proportionate amounts Electric Bitters with most happy of protein foods un<J carbohydrates each results. My brother was also very low day to do good work, ns imperatively with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but as the locomotives demand proportion­ was cured by timely use of this medi­ ate amounta of water and fuel to do cine. Am aatlatled • Electrio Bitters UAID ’hat has beront* weak. gray. their work well. All water and no coal saved his life." nAlfl and faded, may have new IHe • don ’t move the train. So in 100 lb«. of and color re*tored to It by the uaa of Mr. D. 1. Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave, straw, fed alone, little butter Results. Ky.. adds a like testlnionlal. saying: lie Aver’a Hair Vigor. •* My Mr «a« thin, faded, and drv, and foil out in large One hundred lbs. of corn meal alone, poidLlvdy believes he would have died, Xntltire. Ar« s Hair Vigor etoW*d though containing more nutriment for had it not been for Electric Bitters. ’tlie falling, and restore.! mv l^ir to !U the cow. still is all wrong so fed. Mix This great- remedy wiH ward off, as origfnal color. As a drea-ing for toe the two, .and both are utilized, and the well as cure all Malaria Diseases, and tour, tbi* prepnraltorf baa no equal. cow performs w Ith measurable success. for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis­ Mary N- Haiinnoiid, Stillwater, Mini; (The breaking up of the elements of coal orders stands unequaled. Price 60c. WinnD veuth, aud beauty, in the V IbUn. anpearenceof tbe hair, tnay a 1 and wood, through consumption that and 61. at W. H. Goodyear's Drug Store. be preserved tor an Indefinite period by ’ rtire tmiucea, makes heat so that the con­ sumption iff food in the bodj* of the an­ the use <rf Ayer's Hair Vigor. *»A disThe Best Salve in the w®rld for Cute, hum- of the sculp crnuaxl my hair to be­ ima!, whether human or bovine, disin­ come harsh and dry, and to fall nla tegrates the elements, and makes heat Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fnely. Nothing I tried seedied to/do Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Bands which is necessary to sustain life. The *!»y good until I coniiitoucctL^u*ii>g chemist tells us how to make the com­ Chilblains. Corna, and akin Eruptions, Ayer's Hair Vigor. Three bottles of binations so as to most effectually sub­ and positively cures Piles, or no pay this preparation restored my hair to a. serve our purpose in feeding the animal required. It is guaranteed to give per­ healtiiv condition, and it in now soft and pliant. My aeali* l» cured, and it at all. To show how this might affect fect satisfaction, or money refunded. is also free from dandruff. —Mrs. K. IL the pocket ot the farmer, note the fact 1 ‘rice 25 cents per box. For s;tle by W. that the employment ot chemists to an­ H. Goodyear & Co. alyze the food bought by the great om­ Clare has enough of the Orange ele-. nibus company of Faris saved it 640/W1 ment to build a hail. The lot is already per annum, because it now paid for the purchased. per cent, ot needtxl elements In the fpod THE GVARANTEKD rttnedy. Kemp* Bal ot its many thousand bornes. The vast Pintrarr lurrrr. prompt action, andl corporations sell fertilizers Dow. by sum. for the Throat and Lang*.. lluc»<r falls wonderful curative properties; oaally ; chemical test, guaranteed. Consumers to cure Coughs, Cold*. Croup. Bronchitis and all throat mx! lung troubles. Price 3k- and *1. . ot coal kept chemists at work V» prove trf popular remvdir’. lot Sick and that they get what they pay for, and Trial txdtlc freei W. If. Good)ear. drtrxgUL FOR 2S CKNT8 g«t Kemp's Over I'llb for ’ give them data as to the buying ot mc:it t originating. In a i!i.s«rdercd IJver. more from the tsame minim. I'aylngtor Torpid Liver, for Constipation, tot the Complex­ I lutve been a peat sufferer frotn। milk anti cream, according to content ion. W. H. Good)ear. druggist. Airadailic. and A.ver's Cathartic Pills[ of solids, is only another phase of the WE ARE IfMilTlVK that Kemp's Sarsapor.lla me tbe only im-dichie that has ever same course of action—to really have will cle.;uito and purify tbe bl<>od mid tone up gifrit IIH- relief. One dswe O* the: - PHI’ what we sell, and get what we pay for. the system. We bare tbe roufldrnce to guaran1 'will Jiitli'ldy move my bowels, and fnv, , We sell 100 lbs. ot hay to pur cows, and my bcail from jadu. - William L. -Page. it we gel what it is worth, we also sell drtuudiu Hkhuiond, Va. them something to mix with it, or the TTiere are now 112 electric lights used Ayer’s Pills, cows will default in'paying 100 cts. on for illuminating tbe streets of East the dollar we have invested in them. • The best port of the wheat, to feed Saginaw. animals, is tbe bran, and will, if put «\ and reliable MedWnrei ore the boat - back on the land, do more to re-fertilire C\\ \JV\X to depend upon. Acker’s Blood El­ it than to put b^ck all tbe Hour. 'The system ot iarming, ot a new section, in­ ixir has been prescribed for years for all imvites it it does not compel the soli rob­ purltleaofthcBlood. IncvtryfonnofScrofbery that prevails Ln that section. The uloua, Syphilitic or Mareartal diseases, it is name on a pBckarjo of COFFE stream of lertility is moving rapidly, invaluable. For Bbeumaitezn, has do equal. {.maruntoe of oxeellencu W- H. Goodyear & Co.. Druggists. and somebody beside the wheat grow­ ers get the benefit. Wt» need it. and we Hill's Peerless Cough Sytnp Is pulataought to stop it as it comes to us. rath­ । ble, economical and effective, and warer ihirn let it go by to fertilize other ran letI to cure or money rcfundiil. W. COFFEF fs kept in nil aret-clnss states to dll the markets of the world pH. Goodyear. • , ' with products that we wish to sell. We uv>m the Ariontio to the Pacific. Ionia is after the Chicago. Kalama­ can't stop the suicidal work of the wheat farmer who kA-ps skinning his zoo it Saginaw road with both tret for­ soil. Upt we can put the robiied fertility ward. of northwest lartns on our own jusf as Cobb's Little Pills for cents, ex­ w< U os to let other people take it. We cellent lor bowel dlflkullies. is never i~xk! •when exposed to the air. W. H. AlwuyK buy this brand inherrnetically can't recupehUe from the effects of our Goodyear. owu tolly in doing the same thing wars Malrcl ONE FOUICJ PACKAGES. The Muskegon hame factory employs ago by any other or cheaper method. _ Farmers take tlie ground that It tbe •Iij hands aud is doing m rushing busi­ _ farm don't pruduet* enough to give the ness. animals ai-umiant rations, that the onh Hill's i’eerless Worm Specific is a NO CURE NO PAY! i two remedirs are, otw, that the tuiimuls r must be stinted m supply of food, or sure cure for worms. Try a bottle. that part of them must be sold, even at No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. Improvements valued nt 61iJ‘100 were halt price. Tl-is is not busitiuhs, it is cowardice, or ignorance, that yields to made at East Jordan the past season. such conclusions. Il is sot Ing on good Hill's Sarsaparilla Is purely vegetable, business principles to buy all the foral except Iodide of Potassium, which is I will cost you notblug to In veatig »ieiblk«r> that it lakes to keep animats growing the most powerful alternative In the r. as commItatlou at the off!era or by letter la aud producing, in health and vigor, just whole vocabulary of medicines. W. as certainly as it is to good economy to icoandcnee enough in ills buy saw logs to mak< the investment H, Goodyear. ■ acorn. No limiter wtmttho *wur<ornniurpniyourui*ru*c inny w.caiiou in •-* va mill pay. To make monev. either Muskegon club talks of buying land arwrftetoua.Elvingaxe,a<.-x,coir>plexloiiapd i uut of " thec mdAium! or tbe miff, each and erecting a 615,0A) clubhouse. -------------- isea up to its CMpauty.—Rural Oon»nmj>ttvr* obtain rrilrf 'bv irrior Ayer's Canadian. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, ABOUT MEtHrfVAL MEDICINES. Ctsrlaus Cures for Cramaw C-MaptoluU. A lover of tbe curiodtlee of medical li t<ratnadUcval times. Among other absurdities baagod, worn in a bag around the neck, waa a cure for ague. A halter by which notne criminal Imd been bong ru bomid around COFFEE Cake oe Young Tukkkvs—The great troul.ile in raising young turkeva is in the lirst two weeks of their lives. As a rule they are overfed while young with food not adapted to theui. and r. It eolnrtMl UluitraUoe*. not kept warm and urv. but allowed to reported cum; moiled to get chilled and wet. I have no trouble two-rant afatnpa or 16 cent* to raise ns large a percentage of tur­ hooka will b« nuin>< for X> n keys as 1 can of any other domestic '*Tbe 'iraX>r The Dn.'lia elthernl fowls. M/method is to allow the heti ■SUriawold st.. istroit, to lay out her hatching, and let her sit St,Clncliii>ntl, O. All Inti as soon as she is so disposed, restoring to her from seventeen to nineteen eggu, according to her capacity to covet them. As soon as she is through hatching I put her on the barn floor with plenty of food for herself, but give nothing to the young for the first twenty-four hours, and then only"bread composed of one-half wheat and onehalf Indian meal mixed or softened with milk for a few days—then add curds one^third and only a little nt once—not leaving a quantity bv them tn gorge themselves upon. With this care J raise large docks of turkeys hard to beat<-G. E..B., in Country Gentle­ man. , private Inf -old. mailed Michigan Centra?, The .Niagara Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 1 l.W LN 1*4.10 ”n» M.ro IU0 12.33 I2ja is so.-At Grand Michigan for 1 point- north Crraio Balm Is Um boot catarrh remedy In use M» dsuxbter. who it a suffrn-r from that n»t«rrabl. dheaan. is much l-rtter bv the use of one bottle.—Dr. K. a. fteboales. ftranist, 7.w Se. Division HL. Grand Kaplo*. Mich. Foe twenty years I have suffered from ca­ tarrh. 1 purchased Ely'* Cream Balm of J. Dawsotl & Bon. alHcb ba* so effectuslly cured How the Farm Pays.—I live on a mv headache tha* I feel altogetiw-r a new man farm of niiv*ty acres, valued for taxa­ tion at 63.it30. My family has aveiaged eight for manv years, and the The Lindermann & Gray-box factory farm has furnished all our breadstuff, has finally decided to remain at White­ milk, butter, eggs, poultry, trult and hall, at least for the present. vegetables, and a good part of our Itch, Mange, ane Scratches of every meats, so lh.it when I reckoned these as a part of the profit of the farm 1 kind on human or animals cured In 30 found that they alone were worth and minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. would have cost me in money, if I had Thia never fails. Sold by W. H. Good­ bought them, more than 6 per (f nt. on year, druggist, Hastings, Mich. the assessed value of mv far®. Cer­ Thomas Willis, of Ogemaw county, tainly theae necessities of life, which for selling liquor without a license, can be had in such perfection on the goes to Ionia for pO days. farm,areas legitimate a part of the proUta hs though they were sold lor cash. I go a step farther and sav that I see no rmson why there should not bouthor at hand. It te the only safe also be a credit for house rent, hhould medicine yet made that will remove all I sell my 'farm I must still have a infantile dteordexa. It contains no Opium house to live in, and I could not rent as or MoryKin.fi, but glrre the child natural large and convenient h house as mine ooao from pain. PriooMcema. Bold by W. H. Goodyear & Co., Druggists. for less than 6150 to 3200 per year, and this item alone would absorb more Fred Horton, aged 20, caught in r than half my income lUthe farm was belt near Wheatfield, Tuesday, died tbe sok! and the money loaned at « per same evening. cent, interest. . It seems to me much of English spavin liniment removes all tbe discontent of farmers cornea be­ cause they do not properly appreciate hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blem­ their advantages and exaggerate the ishes from horses, blood spavin, cilrba. diincultire they must mect.imdMtthc splints, sweeney, ringbone, stlrtrij, same .time imaginn that men in other sprains, swellings, etc. Save 350 by callings do not meet with trials and use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold diihcultltt*. There are discouraging by Goodyear Jt Co^ druggists, Hasting*. seasons like the present wb-n crops are short and prices unaULsfactorv. but the liest way is to meet manfully, and not give wav to discouragement.— Correspondent Ohio Farmer. Doa‘t K>|>erim«at. You cannot afford to waste time in I Asa Putnam, a wealthy farmer near Williamston, waa crushed in a hay press Tuesday, dying from the Injury. Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. IT CONQUERS PAIN. AWARDS roil BEST PATN-<*t KK. KcwZaaHo4JtahlblUon-l»*3- Goto Medal jaIruuaInLErb<Mtlqn-n«G<-<;o;.i m. -i.] Fl the bond life is to • kigMSH ' .......... • w—-V , ~. aud it te astonishing to find mdny such old dltesM* when physician* and all l;^»Ttun-, stiff kept tip by jA-ojik- who ought to know lotlcr. It la. fur m^n-x-, a eastern •yaptoiss of these foar.'a. diuxiM. Athlopkeros, in etataettion with Atiuophorc* Pills. vil) giro «n«*dy reb-t If yo«r druggist daexn't IT. With lYicking a wart with tweiTMLOFimrosco. 7HE NEW YORk rraiwlkw'tbe phyaicinn often h » to dial nah ktmimary acvwRy.-Medical HegMcr. MliLANDHPRESS . couple pf but ,rrtunaxl loop. irouwr* be found. ANational Neyvspape.c:;rtftinr eAtta!, and oibiXod t.i t ■ - ;e.:» ou-l t.-utea of lutcll igcnt r.-u.l- re tb n<u .: ,..;at:-.dre«NWtty—5ar|b.Foulb. i.. '. It tea thnruuchly cicuu pujwr.f v i too many clippaper*. Datwll tun. <1 dan u ibo nuiUrcx., and tik-re. aure t-nau^b, wcn?a pair erf trou-a-i-s rtn* Ue-j oal vefy wefuDyand crawcd Muinalybr l-ring "K-pt on by 1W» ixnumJ Actor DaUH » they wnuhl haw l»r-n by tb,- uk*i ouvrful tailor . Mr. Dal»>]l laughed beartHr al the L*inr-1^ ,,....1. .a * . ->- you frankly that tlwr.- is entirely to. mir-U cutting going tai.'uul rn-m of it b K-uidime by men wi><> should navrr touch a knife. Tbi* i« csjirrtelly true of treataMntfor wounds of the alxionmn, iuxl of dtecaace affecting tbe stomach and digroUva organs. People who Imre rend of the succcwiful treatment by heroic tnaata of tom*diroaro which they fancy yrermbles their own are clamorous for the anpficatlon of knife, scalpel. *aw and nredle.’ CAnd wbm the reputable, careful doctor, who knows well the danxees into which they would ignorantly run, refuses tlxm, they rush straightway to tho impostor and ore Imtehered. That is . why h-morable n»edfml men are so chary alsmt getting into print with their difficult operations; they are perfectly wil|fa|r tho pMffe should |x»ro all pomlbte OUR POLITICS. E Have you put off purrhaing a Cloak? If so. now is yoftr chance tn save money on the :inve.*tment ’ Mair £ Duff have marked d8wn all their Cloaks to cost and under. This is a chance to purchase Lanics’and Childrcd s Ch.-aks cheap. 5Ve have hmrked them al’s over in m ■ MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers' Shed- end for Sample Cop: ficnxcrnmioN RATEs.- wr.xxir. pc: «l«taonthi.62 OOS three uiuuUm. •l.ao; one VALEABLE PREMlVMa aretTTon to all anbecribcra and agvnta. Wo w.-.ut a good You Can Make Money ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU! mention of snrf, a thing. •• W-w-won’t it do •earoely able if I ter. it down .tahvr Mk„i h<v .. JT sir: it will not" was an.—.-.. . -------- - --- —w..-, , mu, -nb U-l I.. •Umml.S'Z d™ txpeetod to die. In September, last, 1 bought a taMjd hta. a^a !, «,^r«iu«a- lt.1u. bMHe ot Shaker Rxtract ot Roots, or **»!•» Wm. J. McCaun. to LawhdlBt Boston. s PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST HOUSE PAINT COITS HOOR PAINTS.' tea* tw anw 4»W lU Wk»r toi: aw 7Tcorr jTtby*n4>i>a nr»' k*W M a wk vw afcM. NW uv.Ua N« . m u» xd. i DRY STICKY «SH=S gg£^WONT os owrtil to bo IhkaUuiVrat I am’ E A Adi'.n&u th# LfAIL AND EXPRESS. Km S.*‘Lll±ain G so that yon ran see thei genu­ ine mark down. Special . bargain in Press Goods, Plashes, Silks, and X'el-1 veto 4ihil support tbcoi with all uur mQriit: but vre Also Flannels and Bl; nk^f-. ball always treat opposing partl<rf-tdth «:.• -alcra'.lun end fair play. . Underwear in white.jin j <-i AGAINST THE SALOON. scrrlet cheap. We can Faye you mopey on yonr Cotton purebknes. ioitber IbjuortralBc asltcxltu today in the Vtotoo in bleached x>r unlHeacued- gittin’ a sapper r iukt«! a negro of a coaph of detoctivcw who were lounging airnut head­ quartern One erf tbe offlerm, who l» the Wittiest and quickort at ■-atrbing on to a Juke, thought there wm «>mn fun to ba had, anti immediately fixed thing* by airing tn tbe mjj>plirant “Y.Hi're just the man 1 want Take this package up to the Jefferson hospital, get «m the elevator and deliver it to Dr---------in tbe diuwrtlng room Herek half a dollar for your trouble." At tbe mes- uuuul. llui ax a.yi Mr. W. W (Irtffia ?Jre“LCr',',lC“1'' Co ‘ Udl-ll-fatln.TOUI Tlltomte m»rt. rf a. ltal ,tet >~rU, Urtn, to u»lr my tern, by-teta,.. Of Red Figures ■<-!n»t:ua>eator tte POLITICAL Pltoo. I’Stif tbe Amorkmn people; and hnUlr.-: liberal oScrt. dvrs m divining l-nwrea real and (parlous surgical skill.—Surgwon in Gkdie-Detnocnit IX I You can have a good fre-h I line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low ppce. Nome time ago. white tbe original "Ert»L nir"' company* tnu. ploying an easngvmetit tn U’aablugicn. W. K Dal-JJ. itw tuifaitaURavermnT of the .-art. ocrups-d nt a IVafv ■ay|ng •that Mr. Wall bad rent for a pturnf truutera which he Lad forg<rb.ti on Iravng; GREAT tnwillst.,it 4 Model Netuspub aged «iome S500 or MLM) Saturday night by freezing. complaint of diotuuntls suffering from Asthma, Con­ sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Ackor's English Rcmedyt It Ln tho beat preparation known fur all Lung Troubles, sold on a ixmIUvo guarantee at 10c., 60c. W. H.ODODYKAK *Co., Druggists. cunxB ■knullu, ■unlll., Iditie. (.■■bit., lukicte, HtWubf. Tool. TERRIBLE The Methodists. of.Aahley. will build a church next spring. “Mr. E. Derry Wall dr. to W. U. Dabull Im ton with catarrh:• You exn-beeured if J<MI take Hood'll urarilla. the xiraU bl o'"! and wife To preying one pair ->f tratwre. purifier. Sold by ail dru<t;l«U. fl Jill. ” Thoaclor has u> y ct ■‘■••nred nostf. with the Ling of the Water The heating pipes of the East Sag'- ttanent txiry Am-rii-an. naw Congrrgationid church were danT- Co.'o.’X ?Xce\L CREatremedY kilo, Spr»hn. Into. lam, Se.lil, Bobby (looking at the new moon)-Ka, U there really a num in the tnoonf Mother-That i» a j«p«lar r.-aperrtiUca, Bobby FBobby—Wc?L I *hoald think that living is cut down from the gallorf* wm said to work ARBUCKLES ARIOSA grove, wl*a qwfok as » tah itte «ftan by tb* cable and harried up lacHnw. u»d around rorncr* with wonderful rapidity. In a Menod or two lt,n-turn» at the aoae fart rate. f'an>i«rod vttli tbe rolling ball ■ystam it i* �KIRK’S WOMAN AND HOME KEEPING THE CHILDREN BUSY AND HAPPY AT SMALL EXPENSE. Tbe outdixx* life of sumnirr furol'-bt* abun­ dant luiiusenmt for little ones.. It is tlie lung, rainy <layx nnd cold norms of winter wliidi drive them indoors, find crowds them FLOATINC SOAP THE CHIEF For tt-.a Bath. Toilet and Laundry. jns. S. KIRK & co. CHICAGO. At a session of the Probate Court for. the •punty of Burry, holden st tbe Probate (We tn the city- of Hastings, In said county, on Tuesday Idtner. On n Mflnff and filing UielMfitlon. ddhrvurJury A, Campbell, formerly Msry A. mt. administratrix at *si<! estate praj .wilts Uierelnset forth tiiatshe may be 10 sell th»t real estate of wiricti sal.l died »einai. TL.-rraisMi It Is ordered, that Fridar, tlie loth day of February, A. D. tw*. at teu o'clock In the forenoon, to sssfened for the hearing o! said aial liuit the lirirs at taw ot said wit* find f-uih-ncc. An unlimited pun.- in a liberal hand MB fill the youngstere'drawer to overflowing with an cndlres variety <if h,gi-ni'-u* toy*. Even then there i» a satiety, and fewer and rim|der playthings have grater intere»L Onj.v the children them­ . * can tdl u* why Ute weather beaten. _nnn li abused rng doll of the bousfibpld is inora b-loVed than nngetie, bisque faced ...... (WUIUC the I rightly fainted rube* of tlie toy shop. on,- ui*>iiu*r .wbii, like many of ua, |*wrew<| i,nly limited time and n limited pane. Last winter, Khuli in by banks of white drift* and cold, bitinawinds, she wn* often ■•allo! upon to projaar some new {bstiuk*"for her little girl* of .'hand 4 sad fxtperaof tacks to drive into block* or sbiugk*. Empty haUug powder cam with lids, ctnpty botth* without tbe corks IrnkSi in Good How-keeping. SOME JIfi*. Fraucre Willard, thcnhlj president of tho Women's Christian Tamperane.' unkm. who has devoted her whole life to leaguing the women against the traffic which lias made inexpensive toys. To a luotbir, bcwrifinl at sight of thn diugir rotstow ptin in the cupboard, brought by 1st yutui); Imjieful into tint j«rlor, wjwrr *at a tustinguislu-d caUi r. w m suggx^tod the idea self tarn able to escape the tnartyninm of women1* fashion*. l.«r a recent |>ubli>wtion afar crh*s out against the imu-ries of hfgh hrehand tight corwt*, and yet she evidently children's play houre. Bright n<*w Un path “has never known a single physically .rramnfilled with the miuUI'tI i*»Uiti>.*i or applet abte or comfortable day since that street May from tfo collar Idn uro sure topltuM. Could tuortiing. in for 10th year; wlww lie was first tfo lxd>y hurt biiuM-lf w itji fin ugg lisateAto confronted with coneta, high fovls, hairpins, whirl alvut.' A leu rent one would saofer. long pettifouta, aud such like initrunwata 01 Mr*. Gilmore allow* for little folk* to play with ifo largo dripping paua With u Mho deciares that sitter then she has “canned to to a denizen of God’s beautiful outdoors. lovwl dollius aro given a line sleigh rida Whenever n neighbor uf oun» takiw a batch right through all the year* Locause h>T high of giitgvr eooklea, for toy and girl imup up heels threw tor out at jmire, end tbe clinging tlwir woislen rolling pin*. Each ix provided folds of her loug talks! gown liotterod her.-’ with u flat board nnd a wad of tbi- dough, She says that "I *uy to myself so often, ‘If I wldch U fnrauantiy dropp'd on Um* fipur and could only ]<it on a hat, button a coat around sfipjxsl qu te toro it is I^»'->*1 in tiny *rai- tw and step out freely, bow delightful that loped pans into the oven. *This indulgancu is would bo.' But no; there are intricate pregranted only on day s just before the scrub­ luninarira of changing slippers for boots and bing h dice. a wrapper for a wnlktog gown before a From thu kjndiixaHun dealers you can ob­ woman cop do *o simple a tiling as gn for a tain a fox. of ptijt< l>aurd money fur. a quar­ constitutfoud.'' ter. Th'trw, with eight-rent i**.-kftbook*and a “irturo'' stacked on chair*, will coimt ati u wbulo world than abandon oun .t own iemiy whale aftcrmxirC* eutertnainirnt. Teach tho qidc^t diDdivm. to “inako duuiga” Rig tip a tent with a lilankstover the ilitdug room chairs, or lend them cast off clotbliig in A very nmiXKm nnd troableiouw affection ■which to “drota up.” Bui we go on pnimrr- is that which is popularly termed ‘the in­ atiug nt the risk of tto- reaiter’s fatigue.— growth ot the nnih," and wiilch most usually EtLsdietb F. Purdy in Good Housekeeping. iiondeM-rifS toys were tired of. auq block boiixs i.sit tbvir charai, Mr*. Gorsl|t»r hit upwi tfo ex|s-dl<<nt of i«tper cutting tor nu rejrf|n«l flft.'runrat treat. Her mental vision of ijnghf eve, p«t ont by stapply j*dnt.*l MH«r* Mtagup-d the purchase of • round Lli.ladartw-.r*. anfl of <*<urw there itu-t to tn»]«iir*. At first thought thissretned ex­ travagant. if uot foulbb, but Ute rejtection thnt tbvir rent w.-uid profobly fo speftt upm unkindly, it i* because the bonds that bind mere fragile and !<-** ptea-it'g toys, and the them together am his safeguard. Ttoro is a certainty of long hours of plrasurabbr quiet sense of security from exposure in family tor both mother and childrun. won tfo.lny. M ben not in tte-, th«' s.dstor* wen* kept In loqk shelf. ofsakiioirtL.„.. „ OfTcc. Ih the city iF-IJah»*nfi, In said !»:•! «i>dt and ah<Mcause. It anMhrre be. why lb M the iwtltloncr *tiouU not -tie granted. J a -t i ” L* further ordered. TtisA said t* tltionerghe no- ■ , ------- ............ ■ — ‘tellurim Uro to the parsona fnterr«te.! In said e.tnte. of tought to cut lurfbing without ;»TtpL-i<>n. the pcnifoiey rrf *abt petition hearing I’atMwe and tmrotaxM 'flrtnitrM Wert nere»«-»•■*•* *• .**"**«J*r p fashion itarrv ai giictun* THE MEDICAL MUSEUM. gingham picked un from tfo floor at her by the ''^cwUctnaJt" <4 the Uoua* n> he would cvvr iiB^gnUteant. But more |*rti<ular)y is thi. brute reuwiid ubuarddp uuuiifoited to bis arlfc. A brother finds no particular j-fcasuru iu talkiug sharply, m duiaiin-vring over hUi^Oer. i|i> ie wuilAMare she may iosoiii it, and retort «vyu mum sliarply than be fiddoaol Imt. J’w a.daxJxter, a father, UidcHiJtf«i.lokll SQUSC uf stoiiMv, hns usually would Imply; tlni. surrounding soft jarts are are ngniast th- edge of tfo nail from the u— of tight shrew. If rthi* state is permitted to mil sliould to thinned by scraping, and. if very faitifuL a fiaxwwd poultice will bring n-Unf. After tho irritation ha* sulllc-ksiily day no'ti lns« Michigan, pucunnt to l.iretw and nuthoel'i grant, > !■» ci.- on tl;>- Kith itay •>' Januarr A. If <! and r-'inx iii 'I t I'minty of • ststc i. Michigan, knov.nnnd »ie»«T*toi!f.>U.»r.*t<' wit: Brulnnlnc at uic qnsrter w tlotr [xot b~twe**n MhT.oti* twentv-thn«• and twenlv tour i*t loan ''i>r. Forth rance t«-uwv*l.!t. R.irryromity Michigan, and running thcnCe north «> irJuntc* uu»-iu ... $iuUKr ‘‘“PSIT: ,““>t ‘T2“TT *"•“'* "wj«Js«i3waSE fornto..■ut.--. "•b'”*A~f“*'”‘*'1“",'v’S* isHiisV tnoS ime to ills aud dolls’ furniture, cutt ing nil .HUfit fir «n<-b chii(L nnd two miniature up by clqibby fing< r-. into pciaMbaird i«>x or du-ifui: It wtw a li iuiuphant, happy iiaitlicr, us w-ll :ifi teible., -shu greeted t!:v father nt to cl<w««of tin- gbrhny winter's day. hundred thirty ted. thence *omli clKht} nine ■ , Jrerars w»l. five hundred thirty-tas ’i U« t. tnenro lotitli wexicrly alone pie e-t-t .margin of thr'*K)xnt <>f Way" ol tori'. K. S. A IL It. fair hundred nlnetv-we,. fee' to Ibf ra-t aqd west quarter line of section twenty three. thcn<c uloat quarter sccllou line north ntng. being the with part at t!w souttH-ast hem to containing eight and*is2<> acres of land. 7 toted Jliuttarv 10th, A. D.. 1«*. SUMa L. JOHNSON. Guardian. mother might have told you that for weeks afterword button* w< re swept out of hidden If nITfll 1 IT 1 HEARD FltOMr-Rcceut railill UN I ANA ro*11 extensions have <!ev»4. 1UU1I imia ..pd uxcrptlunaliy flue min­ and to purchw— whole cards of cheap Ixiteral. MO.4* and farming districts. Map* and tons just for the girls to string and to keep full particular*, free. ut>on application to C. fl. WAiilljcn.Gen. Pass. Agt.. St. Paul. Minn. A little whoul girl stojiped in one duy to wartti licr—lf. Tba pleasure of the children over her .duln and ■ pencil suggiwted another purchase, and five rent slate* aud pencils ITpnr BUSINESS CENTER*.-™* building N |LW of railroads In a new and fertile country xixi u creates many new towns, affording ex cellenl bnslneM opportunities. Particular* ngardlug sw-h opportunities In Montana. Minne­ sota aud Dakota wiU be sent upon application to C. H. WARREN, Gen. Itaxs. Agt.. St. Paul. PROSPEROUS, BPS'S opportunities to secure One Government. land* recently surveyed, near cxoeUent rool fields and •' •*-'< Md hill particulars, H. WABERN, Gen- SDCCKSS,^MS»; est pleasure was the scrubbing of the xlatea tlie slates at night resultol in thnir being trod <jo, and when tlie broken fragments pencils and pop r. A* there were her tlr^t children, J^rC-Goodhue may b< j«rd<ni«i her surprise at the unexpected reauit. The whitcjwalls of tho new home proved too tempting, aial an unsightly scrawl appeared near the sewing machine, and another near the bedroom door. From that tbno the pen­ cil* were never acxxwublo unices the mother obliged to keep a strict watch to prevent the Excellent laud*, cheap, which wUI Increasa In bidden papers. Older girls might be taught value several fold In Ove year*. No other such to draw; or scrap books and j-i.-tc on .the opportunities existing. Full particulars, tree, .dining roan taldp would delight and occupy upon application to C. H. WARREN, Geu. Itav*. an olherwix troublesome 'child. If tho mother's work can go on with few interru]i- TAILURK S'EJS clear up.' It pa***s uur coinjirelirnslon Low wunc women ran cxjiect^tlioir progeny to bo rcasouul ly g«M*l tempered, and yet provide nothing wluiti viT U> omurr a healthy checrWnV WORK FOB ANOTHER, or on small fuUu-ta. They will Jay aside fur tbamw-lre* WHY tatoryr WhyconUBue work on sworn­ >’ AL 1 outfarm*.*' Why try-to secure n living a bolt of muriin for a rain, day's ocrnjiatlou, from such high-priced or hearth iii<»rtputcd and regard lisa smallest ntwuntspsat itjchil­ fams? Why work on mmlMd? Why not dren's toys a nccllm uxpeure. A <choolstart for yourseMT Why not secur- ma’am loardlng in a well to do family told some of the low-priced bat vary fertli us of siui a parent tbe other day. Tbe littlu located lands -«—» •« — Dakota girls had dolls, to bo sura, but that :wa* all; a larger net profit per acre than on Why not to warn out land you now de Old and bat> tcred, and minus Ji wardrobe, pieces of ah old shawl were considered ftoc enough, when tho dolls wore elmbed at oil. Anything wns good enough for the children to jilay with, NORTHERN PACIFIC It LOW PRICE UILROLD LMDS if FREE Covemment LAHM. tHAS. B. ELY’S Cream Balm Nasal Pitsaffes, Allays Pain and Inflammation Heals tbe Sores, Restores tbe Senses of Taate an-f Smell. TRY THE CURE Catarrh which it wan regarded a sacrilege to allow a child to scrnxnbk-, much mere to play horw* with. Before tlie teacher's term w as taught the ito'd* were dresWd in neat calico gowns, made from reinnauta left from tbe quilting. And to tlie children's delight not one gar­ ment of the two whole outfits furnished was button and unbutton. It is wifi- to any thnt the little Stark girls had never breu so near); wild with joy when oome odd* aud rods of gay ribbun ■ and laces wen? added fortheir d,-)ilic*’ further adornment. Clay pl]** and a dish of map suds initiated them into the v.-mrireus beauty of tho soap bubble, to the great dismay of the fiervnat over tin- prx»jacO of an increase In washing*. -Ten cent uU cloth aiiTOBStaval tho sloji, ajqawscd the kitchen gixidcw. and did good serviro long After tbu pipes had lost their Uenis. j Bring in lhe la« of clothespins some day Whan the children feel fretful, and build pig pen* for them, if they toko a gn-nt fancy tu Uio pins, buy a few dozen to odd to their plaj-thing*. Ono mother, anxious to finish mmuo stitching, quieted the clamorous little people with some clothwqiin dollies, which _ ■____ 1 1 _ — fnnm — ' nf ■tiai ■ ■bv •tycr. Anti • • mon.‘’-'th j pitv' L> ■ i'*K wttoii tsrtwwri it nnd the t««-. Jin* * t__ ...It -----d^f «vr-ttal nt-rti. treatment i»usually •dtoctive.an<li*tdtend«ri 0D«rti tfo 1 a# that polIto, ■Mth ifocreinial uttcii- iJ with orirften.l'l.v as little psiu s» any which cun to SUgU.>;u.hjU fo more fre-juv'*. r.,2 *., !. p-te>L-B-Xim Journal of Hrallh. re fto.Z gi:n'J. u».4i QwtriJ.- tfoioubly urej.- Ilian from ; for hudjt.U’L po uny nc.si t« be t«^Ll wlwro- ■ unto thu. Tin- <h»!ly pajvra nro’full of ! __ _ . I The qitiet girt never went high color*, oil Ih!t itrf-I, piuulural and mean a* this is Yon Jv m* »>v her flaunting in .■->cuotluud ------ —"toile' iD&culiiM> ------- lu — [ brilliant plaid* when they happen to bo the It teno; always tte* J •■*.>«■ mid. Ilu wuh u--> coii1<l pruic stv’e.* XVli-ii hlrfi hati r.ro ••tn." rKe does that n hdy nfivet "ajfinrent l.ar-w,''iv.Jr-4> "re­ viled, rev ikib not again,’' i.< . «.• ixfiuru* rail­ ing for miliug, n shari> n-tort fin- a bitter v'crl, or ::><vU dia iHirt-wy with cqUol ueglvt UCT tbq Biggest Lust I-- in ibwin, nor the Jongn-id iiidifft re’ire. We !>ln»L t.> a< kni-Akduu csPtrain t>»bcr t.x gown, nor th- groat-rt that tfo r ifv is jK’rfasp.i as ofL-a r.H|*<xi*!ble irambcr of lrin-lr-i wlA-n bangles rdex Bet Issau-c sb- d-je« not rlisttcr and giggie'and her huAuml. Public opinion lis* ns strung make borwdf eotnpi-uou- in boro rar>or at Beirare of Scrofula and manlfcris Itaclt in running sores, pustular eruptions, bolls, sweffinge. enlarged jotate. Balta. But th*' ninwam'abound* in things thnt Arnold. Arnold, Me., had scrofulous barsapsriHa cured him. skull with tlie bull which struck it split tn two, one-half going inside and inflicting tho womid which caused dintb, the other half remaining an the outside between tbe scalp nnd the skull. Tho soldier » ho revrlvtxl thi* rem-irkablo wound at BpottKvlvania lived twenty-three days. Still mcro wonderful than this case i» one the noss and divided. Along with this goes the bead at the man who put • tho mutate of a pistol In bls mouth and fired. The ball parcel tlm-ngh the Jugular vein ami stuck fast in the bone, acting as a steqiper on te-morrimge from the vein. Tho would l» suicide lived seventeen years before yieldiqg up his bead to make muifcnxn vDttors man el. 1KDIAX BABIEK ’ tbe will wr»t aud forwonled. Tho withered Salt Rheum Ir.oncof the nxinidlsagTee.-iblorfLvcases ca»M by Impureblood. I Its readily cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. William Spier, Elyria, a, suffered greatly nratlons without aid) finally took Hood's Sar- titautou, ML Vsman. Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar Brara a minor Notire Is hereby lamunic. He is dreosed in a suit of blue, upon which the Indian mother has re*r«l a great c«>Uccti<xi of buttons. Around tbi-neck cmbnii-k n-d moecasiua itetuinisrenccs of tho Indian wars are nu- only succumbed when he had lu-n mbrird Treatment for this condition often dcmmuls too skill of a'phyriciaiL Tbe sufferer might attempt n cure by the simpler methods, and. if they fail, (irofewional assistance should fo sought. The first object is to rctnovp tfo caw, then to itseien Uh* irritation and reduce uiql*<.( th opgr.sucri that .<to« :msmtors *hw- ' d to ^turatol wuh tto tm.-ture »t IU- teStl W. rapMd to ft. tourata-. I “»>»• “« Ain. u<ilin«m. Bsirict F. Johnson and Mil taWO OF THE .GHASTLY RELICS KEPT ON EXHIBITION. cinsiaa. fur the ernuium shows nine distinct pendrating rot* from the sword. Of <»nirw it is not to bo nippa*-! that the white man amusfid Idmself by whacking away needIrealy at the rc4 man's brad after tba latter wa>- i>nr* «te combat. Thc.skul) bclbuged' to nn Apanranl w. «b<> was killed by Chilian sobUdrs. The droll of the favnrito squaw of hlttlu Ifc-nr, the Iq-liau chief, is c. vary good crnnjMtiio-i (rfc-.-B u» flu afore. Fhe was Jiisun are .-vdi bultet hole*. (Inr day after tfo War .-lo^ there came to Wa.»iyiugt< u n um urnmt veteran. lie laid n bund!.- wrapped in paper, and he said it was aomclhibg that ought to fo in ifo uifiseaxn. When tfo -wrapping* were tuknu, "ff tforr wn* brought to vk-w a human taui. Thu muMtei lui-l tdriwl Imrd und ------— —,------------- tfo skin luldlweu । tanned by the ucL.i.iof th- wit:dnnd>«in..8o , evtupkte Ifol bevn nature's pre-**- tlwt then* | was potl.’ag dttagrorabiv but toe 1< «.«j of the term, Tho drying olid shrinking ■: lliv tk*>U had i tfo jagg.*! tow Lore attfieend, aud :tli- am • unc.* luid cliiwlirsl In tlie i Kittle ul GvUyriiurg a caiman । hod carried to the field hospital, and tfon. to tbe i.'-ndr.il fo.pit.-d .Motiifo afterward he had rx-gtaiH’d i»t» liraitlruud had 1**11 di*ciinrg«.<d. t.'urfoity promised him to visit the Isutiilie (omul, after s-.iuc trouble, tbo-fxe where Imi Mtoud when the cannon bail diA'orered — ............ —w* u< in in weu woman ban more uf that kind of pride syhlvh on idi occa-tionv and nil subjects nnd profetw ; preserved, condition apparent. The wipnutic hotel* her hack from tiro open exhibition t>f bcr admiration at every turn, it must not be supposed t|ial she has r.o idew. ermvk-tiansor gentlemen of the mite um didn't think it north while to take the soldier's sflidavit. furiowr. than a man. She will irA allow the jiuhlic gewdps to hold her up to tlie gnw of in tbe heavens, which obeys the lairs Of grav­ inbresting ap<cimv:i. aside from iu itation without i»lotting its course or object­ the world If self-restraint h i»uribk-. Then- took it, mounted it upon two ing to Its orbit. It i» the quiet girl who Bui nil the courtesy and amiability, thu tn a 'rloMCMe. and gave it a place o defc-rcu'-c and respectful attention exhibited makes the l«« match, who flib the niche- nenif in thu mureum. in public or to friends outride, are worthlaa which her more brilliant »i*tcr* leave va­ J- waxjMtnrrr. work wrrn awtowR to num or woman If the same are not mom cant, who numagrs the servants, runs the Some of the wonderful accomplhhtnrnts of sewing machine, reincmlwr* the birthdays, cinct* of hdtne. L-reethat ahincs hi the mutt listens to the rcmlniscenra of the old and tbe Indians with their arrows nrr illu-trated kindly acta, respectful attention, quirk to often kreje tbe wolf from the door.—Easton .__________/ erewhat inav be needed or gratifying—tbe Argus. A riioalcter blade of a buffalo. »ith Hhc thin, nxat jx-rfret courtesy at home or nowhere. frail looking arrow bead piercing it f» shown. All tirnt is found outside sh-jtdd lie but tho It is a general idea that if a child has a Upon cl<wo cxaminatina the visitnr discover* overflow of that which is unchanging and fall, striking it* bead, and shows a tendency that tho jxdut |>rojecta through the outer side perfietual in tho charmed circle of home. of the bone. Tbe only explanation is that lady and gen’leinan. If not fully developed made to keep it awake. Now, ncvordlng to tbe arrow mn*t have pnv-xl through the and sacredly maintained there, -but promi­ one of imr best physicians, this theory is a body of the buffnkwtod struck tbe shoulder nently exhibited elsewhere, the mnUment is mistaken one, and much barm is done in try­ spurious—a cvmnterfeit. Tender as may Iv ing to prevent steep* Rest is what the brain to taken between the finger* and bent with ofjthe sufferer wants more than anything eoxe. they are so thin; but shot from tbe bow tho exhibition of thnt spirit which is tlie. speirk from God's altar tint kiudles tho home clw, and, if uot allowed, what might have py tho Indian, they went through obstacle* fire, fond and loving, and caresalng a* may pareod off in a .few hours may result la in­ which would have stopped a bullet. They belt* revelation,'it never degenerates into flammation and terminate in death. Do not penetrated temro without fracturing them, Hint overfainillarity that is the bane to the feel frightrnel, imithers, if yuar boy. rails acd- tl: n made cuts a.* clean «u the keenest bent and nublesi emotions.—Mrs. Henry down stair*, bumpa his bend with force, and «nrgicr.l blade*. The Apache orrqw head of then uhows a disposition to steep; lay him on soft iron baa picn-ed where a Iraden |rojcctWant Beecher hi New York Star. tfo tod, loosen bi* clothes, nud apply thin ile would have flattened. cloth i wet with w itch haxel or water to hte The vhitor area bung up In the cases here brad. Keep hl* fret and Umb* warm with "For reasons which must bo jwrfectly ob­ irons, or bottles filled wltii hot water. ►igmflcatire until It is h-arned that they bare vious." Aunt Rnth continual, "introductions Darken the room, and keep it os quiet os pos­ to young women ought to be made with sible. and When tbe doctor cornre nature will i living. In coses where balls had shattered great rantluo. Ho who intn-dun-* a young have aidci him in his treatment by her tho bone, surgeons sometimes preferred tho man should first know his character aud “sweet rewarcr," alcep—New Orleans Pica­ operation ot cutsing out a section instead of liablte to be irreproachable; If there is mis- yune. adopting tho shorter and, for them, easier nwthtxl of nnq>utati<in. One of thew* CMblran** Teeth. baving more judgment and experience than excised bonrs hung up in the museum­ Most children will enjoy brushing their a girl of IS. If an undfrirabto acquaintance pendsta in calling, taot at home* i* tfo proper nmnogvi to send him—she is not at liome to advice. Begin when your baby I* eighteen him, aud to rail thte form n ‘falsehood, is months old to clean hh tiny toetb, and keep tuonailr and shako his fist st it. Muscle and prudish, tl might fo preferablelto send word Shawn had rtevvlopwt-hrji)a<xof. the missing that she was engage*!, which would bo the tints will tell yon this is none too early; tliat bone to such nn,'extent as to make the arm same thing. Not to rreogniae 1dm upon the the second *ct win !>• nil the sounder, and be­ strong enough.for more than ordinary ure. street would be tfo cut direct anil can bo sides the children will be spared much suffer­ This man could Uft-MOO pound* with,tlie arm ucraaary only in extrvmo conre. To fall to ing from t<xAhacbr.—Good Housekeeping. from which tho bone had been taken. ' , return a call where them is no family afflic­ Itmrion CommiMiouur Bta'-k had one of his tion raid no explanation offered, b Mifilclent to thaw to a lady that tfo acquaintance is to much of their lira in the kitchen It should tion of it which is only gristle and muscle. drop, and is not often misuudentood. On this rabjqct nn English writer has well mid: hnvn a lounge or easy chnlr there. ’This etiqnclte, which may oj>pear trivial Towels, brusfoa and combs should be ap- hand-, witli WO or 501) jreopte. and over punctilious, is in reality a power No. UK» is a large l»>ne with the splinter­ which society places in tho hand* of ladies l>ortionfd upon the army plan. Each mem­ ing about raidway. where tho l-illel struck. to govern and dcfinhlno their ncqualntau<-> ber of the family should be provided with a The tag snys: "Maj. Gen. D. E-8., United _______ • , sbip and their intimacies, to regulate and de-, wjmrnte outfit. States volunteers, Gettysburg, July 2; ampu­ ddo whom they will admit into their friend­ When laid away for any length of time, tated in tho lower third of the thigh by Surship, and whom they will keep on tho most linen should be wasted, rough dried without KT. Sim, United Htaies volunteers, on the distant footing. As such ’it 4* to fo com­ blueing, and laid in loose folds without much Htump healed rapidly, and subject mended.' It is a dissipation to have too k >ng wclghton IL was able to ride in carriage July 16; com­ a visiting list, we cannot know every one pletely twated, so that he mounted his horse, Fried Indian rural pudding— mi railed—irf in ftepfembrr, IMUS. Contributed by tbe sub­ intimately and must make our aelcctfon Re­ as toothsome u breakfast dish, for tho rising cording to taste and natural oftlnity. •'Howrvcr much eustdh) dlffbrsln different generation, ns one can travel many miles to still chtrerfuHy stumping about New York places, it 'Is usual to rail only between tho and iVasliingVm. — "W. B. B." in Globehours at Hand C. Fonnal call* new! not The bmt bathrooms lave a tu-Anral wood Democrul. Ju»t longer than fifteen minute*; tbe more uielal should not fo extended until tho caller floor, or are covered with oilcloth or some­ becomes n te>rv. You remember Mra. Brown thing of that kind of material. How can you expect a clear complexion when whom we used to drrad to sea. Often rank­ To remove white spots from tabla or other ing her ajipraranre before lunch, nnd gener­ ally on (nan days when your mother was furniture, rub tbe spots with camphor and cloggedThe blood becomes Impure because they will disappear. making a carpet or hanging some curtains w poison from the system, and the certain results when there wns only enougb.'left over1 to go Decayed vegetables t.hould no! fo Id* in are btatehes. plniphis and eniptiou*. Purify round, Hie stayed till night. If she camo tho cvlinr, and cellar* should be whitcwaxhc'.*. the blood with Simmons Liver Regulator, and after lunch and Mrs. Strong ar Mtan Granger regulate Um liver, vtomarh and bowel*, and then the skin will become clear. Put salt in tbp water to prevent black call­ The g.tnw Ixwe is ubiquitous and there will Eleven new take craft are belng built cues from fading when they ure wntoed. on tbe Saginaw river. Your way is not to let them get a foothold; Books aud pktonh, in inb-lligwi families keep on your dignity till you have mado ytxir Ayer’S Sarsaparilla purifies tho Mood, and ex­ now rank next to bread and butter. selection of fricn.ls and unbend only to thorn. pels all poisonous elemeut*. Sold by druggists. Half tho world ot women overrun the other To fumigate a house, burn in it sulphur of IL M. Steel, of BL Louia, is pfmident culture which would give them interest aud tar; then whitewash and paint. of seven national banks. . the eighth o'clock In tl pursuant to license and authority me on tbe twentieth day ot January, A. D-. Uss., by ihrtTrobste Court of Barry County. MlshlHi, an of the estate, right, ttilc sod Interest ot l said minor of, in and to the real estate all ualn mid l>ring in the County of Barry, In the State of Mlehignn. known and dreerfbrd as fal­ low*. to wit: The east twelve acre* trf land lying na. Iwtween ,a/a;iar.illel » ... lines, off and from t&e attwenty-two (El hi townvhtp number three (3) north of range number eight u) west in Barry County and State of Michigan. Dated Hasting*. Jannanr Jodi. A. 1).. 1»W. DAVID BltoW.X, Guardian. Ik fault having been nodain the coadiUoas of uvretnin xpo-tewr made by John Acker, m tbe towcslrtpot Hope. Birry County, Michigan, and Frances Acker hi* wile to Itachrl M.Cfarit. ivlrmnl-'.ratrix <>! lbs •-tats at Amita L Ctarfc. deceased. Iste of Battle Crock, M Whigau, doled June tliinl. A t and rrronlnd in theofflee of the Bcd*ter of Ueeds. tdr the County ol Barn ana S«ab’ of Mteulgangon the fourth day UmhkiuU *1 xty-tliree doltant.-nnd twenty cents, aatf an attorney'* fee of fifty dollars provided nt taa having beeu instituted to recover the moneys secured by ssM mortraire. or any part thereof; amtthnsaid Wachrl M.Tlark-admtam tses to-wlt -. Let number four (*) cf srettou num­ ber sixteen ijai In township number two rs> north of rang* number nine tt) west, from the operaUnti of said mortgage, by a release dated th" third day m Normiwr, A. D. is”, and re. inorfoup* ou page 4U: and the said Rachel M. Chirk a< admlnlsfratrtx of the estateof Amasa dated the twentieth day of May A. D. IMO. aad recorded in Uie ufliec ol tbe Bnrlstcr at Deeds In and for Barry County. Michigan, on tba twenty-seventh dav ot Decqaibre. A. D. tw«. to Liber -.V of mortgages on page 311 Now . therefore, by virtue o< the power at sale contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute in such cm . o made and provided, notice is hereby 1 shall sell ax premises described In said moncage, faxeept the portion thereof beretofuro released from tbe operation of sakl moelgMTO as above de­ scribed) or so much thereotssmsy beneccasary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with ten per cent. Interest, and all legal oota. to­ gether with an attorney 's fee <>f fifty <£Uar* rcirnintwl fnr th* i.r-.ixla— nxi (.A.*and which are for s*le being aadrfbM in MM dtuateTotoe Barry and SI s. to-wuT" KNAPPEN A VawaRMAN. State ot Mlcidgan.-'FItth Judicial Circuit, ta Chanecrr. Sull pending in Circuit Court tor County •( William li. Cornell. Defeadaat. within twenty days, Uta i-Miiplalniuil cause this order to tx publi.ficd in tbe Hastings BaWxkm. said publication to be continued once Ip each week fur six neek» In succession. BUIe of Mtchlgan. County ot Baury.-aa. • At a session <>f tho ProtriteCkxtrf tor Ute (kausIttli day of January, tu t*e war one thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight. ' Present. Wm. W.Cole. Judge of Probata. lutheinatteroftoe estate of Eddie T. Branch, then to be holden city of Hartings In .Aud It ts further ordered that said .petitioner CS.WS.-JSiOT 217SSA SS £ of . this order sou and incur no peraoiudrespoiuUbliny. Knmilrc at the nearest newpaper office and Iran Men of good aOdrem. or women. H v.eil li fonned and practical. may obtain authority �The Hastings Banner. Hartinga. Mich.. Feb. 1st, 1888. MARSHALL L. COOR. Rdltor. EDITORIAL NOTES. Free trade papers constantly call a tariff on imported articles n tax. and try to have their readers believe that the price they have to pay for an arti­ cle i» Increased by the tariff just the amount ot the duty.. This ia a gross error. It this were the case without the duty some articles would be given away. The duty on a yard of calico is five cents, yet calico la often sold for less than five cents » yard. The theory of a protective tariff is to increase,'com­ petition. Without protectioh'tirbur in­ dustries. we would be at the mercy of foreign competitors. They might re­ duce their prices until they destroyed American competition, and then we would be compelled to pay whatever they chose to ask. Does any Ameri­ can wish to come to this? Is it not better to have American competition to guard against foreign extortion ? Our free trade friends would have the peo­ ple think that our foreign competitors can fix but one price. Their prices, however, are fixed by the market and not by the cost of production. . They take for their merchandise what the) can get, a? they are compelled to sell or starve, instead of the consumer pay­ ing the duty ns the free trader argues, it is more often paid by the foreign competitor. He receives no more for his goods than if it were on tbe free Hat. In this way foreigners are com­ pelled to help support our government, and the burdens oa our own citizens are lightened. Free traders cry out against home monopolies, but are entirely ob­ livions of foreign monopolies which they would create by destroying home competition. It a tariff is a tax, it is certainly a tax that is not entirely paid by American citizens. We like that kind of a tax that builds up our own Industrie*, adds to the wealth of our coantry, creates a home market for tbe inexhaustable resources of our farms, and is to a large extent paid by foreign- Th£^epublican party stands squarely on its platform adopted in 1884. when it declared in favor of a reasonable re­ duction of the customs duties and re­ venue taxes In order that the burden of maintaining the government might be equitably adjusted and its Income kepi dodrn to tbe limit of its necessities. The republican party has three times since the war reduced th.e duties or wholly removed them on Imported articles. The democratic party has for 10 of the last 12 years hud control of theionly branch of congrcws where such bills could originate, and has Dever proposed such reduction. This shows that the republican party Is tbe only ona likely to do justice in tbe matter. The tariff and the saloons are the two great questions of the day. On the tar­ iff. the republican party takes the splendid ground that America must build up American interests, develop American resources, and not be the dumping ground for the products of the I underpaid labor of Europe. In maqy northern states the republican party is to-day the anti-saloon party. Id all of them, republican sentiment Is crystalizing against tbe saloon. The republican party will not be found wanting in the great conflict, which Is hourly approaching, of the home against the saloon. Speaker Carlisle has shown eminent ability in selecting the most notorious­ ly unfit men for the chairmenshlps of the various committees. For instance, the chairman on the committee oh fisheries instead of hailing from'* the middle or New England stated, is a block from Arkansas, who knows as much about the fisheries as a porker about Hottentot He is a man who has had the largest possible opportuni­ ties for knowing nothing about the tMft is sold as cheaply at Saginaw to­ day I as ut Liverpool. Improved methods for its manufacture and competilkn among American manufactur­ er* has been the means of reducing th» cost pC salt from 82.70 per barrel, th. price-fa-tbe days of free trade. To 85 cent* per barrel now. Thia excelled ■bowing wentid not be possible but for the ttiotnluagiven by the duty on salt. “free raw materials." Another portion of Senator Sherman’s speech, which Inrite* especial attention, 1* its discussion of tne plea for free raw materials. It 1* not easy to do justice t® tbi* admirable argument in few words. Mr. Sherman does not believe in any tariff which Is a log roiling, job to-fatten a few at the expense of the many. Therefore he denounces that conception of protection which would prostrate the Industry ot millions of wool growers in order to swell the profits of a few carpet manufacturers! which would send a vast army of miners out of employment du order to swell tho gains of millionaire manufacturers like Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Scott or Mr. Barnum. The protection in which lie believes is deidgned to help all American labor, nnd therefore* seek* first nnd most to sbiehl from crushing competition tbe less ad-‘ vauc.il forms of lal»or by which material* are produced, ami in which tbe greatest number of persons I* engaged. It would be well for certain mnntifact-! urer*. who hope thnt Mr. Cleveland nud his free traders will help them in getting' larger profits out of the people, while I prostrating the wool grower*, the flax. and hemp producer*, the iron and coal ’ miners, to read Mr. Shermans speech with some care- He speaks for the wool growers and the iron and coal miner* of the greatest central state, which has pros­ pered mightily under a genuine protec­ tion, and which wants to help the undevclopcd south to prosper as well. • • • The nation will uphold protection of'all American labor. It will not uphold any one sided and selfish scheme to benefit a small fraction of that labor, or the.capital employing that small fraction, at tbe ex­ pense of all the rest. And the reason I* sound. Tbe uplifting of American labor is not possible. except by measure* which so broadly nnd permanently stimulate divcndrtcation of Industry that the demand for labor in every employment is Intensi­ fied.—New York Tribune. ADDTIONAL LOCAL NEWSSomewhere a rerwiue ct over ♦100.000,­ 000 must he token off. If the president iH.right, bow to It to be deme? The duties on sugar and m'obusws yielded during the last fiacal y*ar ♦«,<04,858 i®. Th* du­ ties on liquors, tobacco, toney article*, jewelry, watches and clacks, opium pre­ pared for smoking, laces and embroider­ ies, ribbonn and other manufacture* of silk yielded last year ♦39,3C2,823.£L These duties on luxuries, tbe president bolds, should bo retained. Deducting these aud the sugar duties from ♦212.032.433.CO, the entire revejiuederived from the tariff Inst year, there remains only ♦114,503,751.78 obtained from the dudes on all raw ma­ terials nnd manufactured goods—on all other dutiable articles, Id short. From these the president’* theory, if it U not lgnoraut or fraudulent, would require over .♦100,000,000 ,tc* be tnk«*n off in order to retain all inu'mal taxes, duties on sugar and on luxuries. Hillier tllis theory is right or ft is wrong—which? Esther substantially all the duties on materials and manufactured articles ought to lie repented and absolute free trade permitted in all article* except the few above named, or rhe president has gromly erred. Then1 is not a rlngle mem­ ber of congress who baa at any time been willing to vote for the abolition of all du ties on manufactured products. The pres­ ident himself demonstrates bi* own Ig­ norance when be says in hi* message that a reduction “of the advantages whicb-we award our home production" may l>e nec­ essary. but “the entire withdrawal of such advantages should not be contem­ plated." Plainly be does not know what he has proposed. Hi* recommendation was rather ignorant than deceptive in in­ lent. But its ignorance and absurdity do not make it more worthy of being fol­ lowed by the people.—New York Tribune. John Sherman winds bls war tariff horn nt a bad lime. Under the l>eneflts of high protection 50.000 miners are out of work, 20. (W glass, workers refuse to starve on stnnll pay, woolen mills In the rast ore shut down, factorit* In the west ar - running on half time, and the whole flehl of labor is torn up with strikes and uncertainty —The Telegram. Strikes are rarely or never indications of hard times On the contrary, when good times dawn labor becomes resile** and strikes for higher pay. This is natural. Th ■■ “woolen mills" referred to are jwohaibly the Two “take" stories published in The Herald, both of which were closed because tbe machinery was old fashioned ami the owners could not cope with their enterprising competitors. I Many w orated mills are closed, to be sure, nrd tho manufacture of worsted Itopubllean Htatrsmunablp. Senator .Sherman's upcvch ought to be placed In tbe hand* of voter* by the million*. The process of public education should begin right here. It make* no difference what Republican statesman may be the candidate next fall; this strong speech, by educating the people, will help to prepare for tbe election of any Repub­ lican. A* has been observed. It U especi­ ally effective in arraignment of the Demo­ cratic administration for pursuing a policy precisely contrary to those cha»en by the earliest president* called Dcmxratic. President Jefferson, who urged the con­ tinuance uf duller and tbe employment of surplus revrtiue in -the great purposes of is likely to cease In the United State* un­ the public education, rtxuls, river* and less the duty on worsted goods I* increased ennal.i," was n statesman, and hl* party so that it corresponds with the duty on wa* genuine in it* Democracy. President woolen good*. JackSnn recommended the distribution of i It happen*, too, that tbe “50.000 miners" the surplus among the state*, aud signed referred to are not benefited by high pro a hill to th^t ewi. Tbe Democracy of tection. for the coal they mine i* on tbe Jefferson and xnckaon no longer exists: jfree Hat. Aud even If they Were benefited the sham Democracy of Cleveland I* only hy the tariff of seventy the ceuta per ton subserviency to British interests. By «>:> bituminous coal, will The Telegram vetoing measures tor improvement wlilctr please inlorm us if tlielr chance* for higher wage* would be IncrntMil or di-VmhleDt Jefferson would have recotn mended, by defeating measure* for public ininisbed by free importation of cvol from education which President Jefferson would Nov n Scotia mluetl 1 >y Chinese cheap labort If that coal now come* into the port of have favored, by refusing to distribute the New York free of duty, would ft or would surplus among the states ns President -----------------------------— ---------------Jackoun proposed, by straining every law , ft • - not - - t»el[> the American /..................cool ...; miners ...........in» and even defying law In order to prevent ' *their ’—*■ *pre-ciit “ -tight “u* ‘for Khigher '-*-------------• That wages? expeialitures authorized by the pestplr’a Is rhe 'question. Don’t Squirm.—New representative*, the ahum Dcth'ocrncy bos contrived to make the curplu* useles* ami danguroui. By ‘refusing to take off In­ ternal taxes *ud duties on sugar, for . “There is ouo thing that tbe army of year* past and even mn/! In order to have worker*________ in this country ought to rvmetnan excuse for attacking American manti- | tr.. ber. Thh Ttl: nation L.ttz — b the 7.™^-,,^.most prosperous facturers. ft carefully serves the. interest* in tbe the world. The working classe* classes are of British free trader *•—— — — riotbed .... and- -better -■ • •-in any better fed — than biuw. other country on the fare of the globe. ■Why? Because a tariff has protected them against competition from abroad. It has Of cc.nn.e tbi* I* un era ot good feeling, built up Industries which would otherwise and nobody must think ot ahaklug the never have been planned here, and fos­ bloody Hhirt—otherwise ft might .“vein tered other* that could only have bad a strange to annouueo in The Tribune that feeble existence under free trade. I am a ono-legged cx-Confi derate uokllcr uitned heartily In favor of protecting everything Stone I* the new chuirmsu of the com- thnt wc can produce «r manufacture here.. mitteo on war cIoIida. Mr. Stone bi a Free trade in any lino would mean Its ultimate extinction, au far as production good man. ’ Perhaps onp of the most humorous In­ in this country i» concerned. No practi­ cident* in tlw making up of tho commft cal busine** man doubt* tills. tee* a a* the SCurj that Mr. Cariisl? . ' “The doctrinaires roeni to lie getting struck when be first designated tlie chatr- numerous down fa Washington, but the nuui uf tix> eommliue on naval offbir* sentiment of the country, I am firmly conand military affair* respectively. It was nnctxi, is against free trade. Tariff rcan right for him to assign a dry land uucuuu, ductIon, a* an agency ior for retracing reducing tne; tbe) sailor, CjJ. Herbert, to tbe chairmanship FUrplus, *'—---------------------------would not ’be a success.**“On the of naval affairs, but it wo* all wrong contrary, ft would increase ft by many when he undertook to assign ^Jen. million*. That is so evident that I do not Wheeler, a graduate of West Point and well see how any ona can doubt ft."— one of tbe most distinguished officers on George W. Chillis' Interview. tho Confederate side daring the war, to the chairmanship of military affair*. If Bhdne’s Foreign Polley. the naval affair* ot tho country are safe In What hl* foreign policy 1* Mr. Blaine Herbert'* bauds, certainly the army is mode dear when he was *ecrel*ry- of state. safe In ‘Wheeler's hands. Tbe ridiculous It’almed at two object*. Th* find was to aspect of the case appear* when one look* bring about and preserve peace through­ at the chairmanship of military affairs out thia continent The aecand was to nnd find* ft held by Richard W. Towns­ cultivate close commercial relations and hend, of Illinois, a man who never fought expand our trade with nil tbe count ria* of with anything except hl* mouth.—New North end South America. The first was York Tribune. preliminary and evAcntinl to the second, and to promote it Mr. Blaine proposed the Peace congrow Thia proposal was re­ The reports coming doily from the city ceived with grant favor by the other govat London concerning the Increasing eruments of this continent and accepted by all but two, and had Mr. Blaine con­ misery and distress of Its working people, clamoring day and night for work or tinued as secretary It would hav* been bread, and tbe imminent danger of a carried through <mcce**fully. The coun­ general uprising of those whose distress tries of South America have u population has gone beyond the power of human en- of 50,000.000. We Import from them dnranc* or restraint. Indicate with tyrrlble ♦ 100,000,000 worth a jxar more than wo empbasl* what would >» tbe effecVOf free export to them. What Mr. Blaine aimed trade or iuodequete protection on tbe aL was that they should do their buying working people ot this city. They are her* Instead of in Europe.. la there any­ now pursuing their indtutries with com­ thing tn that for bmiucaa interests to be nfrald op—Charles Emory Smith la Phila­ parative comfort aud content. Let them and *11 other elzuwes aco to it delphia CaU. that this condition be not disturbed or Im­ periled bytbo impracticable schemes of theorcl Seal economists or by experimental legUiation.—New York Press. A 8.u.tblo Idm*. •‘Do yon think New York state can bo won by tho Republicans?’-' "I do, with tho right kind of n fight Goyeraor Lace is not after ail If the friend* of -protection - would ------ r-go - - into ---New York dozen tahn and take half a d ?XTn kjieakcn against the candidacy of himself. W. like a ‘ ? ‘ W’*° । am pleased at tills. Michigan is proud I ??““"*«*»>» »< 1» of her farmer governor, who is nn 2.H? 52! • **'“«,U»l»l«rtneeU-. 1 on Um.ueh tb. honoS to the state and a creditabb ■ representative of tbe agricultural in­ m ro-i. *r° "n1' *—n1'1 terest* of the state. He will be rrnom- make Iwudu ny enough nmang tho work­ lasted of coarse', tor be 1* the only ma: fagmen ta reduce iba Dcnu>cratie major­ ity in New York cliy to 40.<KK) or less.”— who could prevent Id* renomination. From nu interview with Charles Emory tSmfth in Pljlhulclpkiu Cult . J Charley Hampion bus decided that l Brother Benni** party is a corpse. Thlatter gentleman evtrfrntly indonwa The growing aialety of the Democrat* 1 Hampton’s1 view ot tlie situation by ed­ to l«ave the tariff Issue taken out of th* itorially endorsing Hampton > opinion. What will the Journal do about ft? ocrMts who have as organ of their own. Ireland's only *41ration lies In tbe mul­ tiplication of her burincss Interests and opportunities. The only possibility for such multiplication lies In protecting in­ dustries as they start from the com­ petition of England's enormous capi­ ta] In money, plant and experience. Till Inland becomes self-stinking and inde­ 1*3 1UU« — pendent industrially, It can never lie iudependent politically. It might lie expected thAl lbe I^teof the United State* would (nm u» nufk X Wore. ibnulfXb.amdhkmoJlr.U.d. liMjhi unpwrt u .c k“” ,h* ■»«1« ”< ‘hHr noil’" Hn.l wouM b.»b® be klw ln,t last mon men In in Oil, this eoanlr, country toeomort to consort with tho party of free trade which seek* to reduce the United State* to n similar cudtHtion. and all tor the ultimate benefit ot the name manufacturer* of England for whose uggnuxUMsncnt Irir.h raannlactunfr.i were ruined and Irish pro*j»»rity dextroyed. -New Haven Pallndlum i----------------------------Free Tnute In • Bi* World. Early in the evening oa tbe 21st last., while one of our citizen* was at hi" place of bustnes* and his wife absent ut one of the neighbors, several auspic­ ious characters were wen stealing their way cautiously along Center street, in the second ward until they come to A!l>ert Rnnyon’* reaidence. Noth with­ standing It wa* bright moonlight, they walked boldly to the front door and applied one of the house keys which bad in some myaterion* way came Into their pottscMflon. The lock yielded and with a triumphant laugh they attempt­ ed to enter, but an inside bolt barred the way; Providence had conspired to thwart design; tWy bad smuggled the wrong key. It was the other door that presented fewer nljstncles. A short consultation was held, it was brief but spirited; there was no time to dndly or cast reproach, for the mercury was crawling down to the bulb of tbe thermometer. A messenger was dl»patened to iuform the lady of the bouse that some friends from tbe country bad just called. Tbe information quickly brought tl«e lady and the proper key. Before light* were fairly struck the parlor* wore filled and merry-making begun. It was quickly discovered that more ample roam* must be obtained. Earl Brown and wife promptly came to tbe rescue and kindly tendered tbe bewildered lady and her friend* the freedom of their house, to which stern necessity compelled them to adjourn. Mr. llunynn shortly appeared upon the scene when cards and merry-mak­ ing began. After several pleasant hour* has passed, Mr. Runyan and the partner of bls joy* and sorrow* were forcibly seated In the midst of their company. Things now assumed * ser­ ious aspect: the honored pair began to r^aiixe that they were like a politician, wholly in tbe hands of their friends. Two beautiful silver napkin rings were then presented by the company through h committee of one: “Mr. and Mr*. Runyan J please allow me to pre­ sent you on behalf of these here aaserpbled three trifling tributes of friendship, hoping thnt you will re­ ceive them, not for their Intrinsic worth, but a* a memorial of pleasant association*.” Surprise and emotion overcame the pair, but their wandering mind* soon returned to terrestrial thing* and then began a scene of contention, for each thought they could »ar in theirs super­ ior worth, although they had been selected by a critical eye for exact duplicates in order to preserve peace in the family. . Our genial, smiling merchant Lichty was the linft to break the charm of the evening by reluctantly announcing hl* desire to depart. While he was by voice and gesture eloquently distribut­ ing his many regrets, be blushlngly submitted to a quaker’s salute bv a gentleman friend and then boldly made a break for fresh air followed bv pt-ah of laughter. The bewildered guest mistook the door and brought up m a closet: he murmured something about the place whefe* hi* mother used to krt*p preserve* as he was kindly in­ formed of the proper place of exit. Amid Joke and laughter the company departed leaving a unanimous verdict that the evening had been very pleas­ antly spent. ’ •a• I put in this slip to request y oil not to send my wife any flower seeds. Don’t let her know about this. It is not that 1 don't like flowers, for my bees could not make honey without them, but I mean these garden flowers. If you send the settle, every last one of them will grow, and it is fix a bed of flower*, get earth lor pots, and Diet have to be transplanted and turned and watered, and looked at and admired. They will be stuck in every corner of the surrounding*, where you would never think of putting anything else there will be stuck a flower. I must say I like to see tlowera. but can't you boil half the seeds before sending or something of that sort of trick to stop t>o many growing. You surely can plan some way to save so much trouble. , Youro, D, B. Maple Creek. Nek. Dec 12, 1887. JMnea Vick Sreoaman. Rochester, N. i, informs us that it is a common oc­ currence to receive letter* similar to tbe above. And we do not doubt it af­ ter looking over the Floral Guide; it is a perfect beauty, full of illustration*, and dencriptlons ot flowers and vege­ tables. Price only tea cents, with a ortllicate good for that amount in iwuls. The three colored plates are worth three time* the cost ot tbe book Following are the real estate trans­ fers for week enulog Jan. 28th. 1888, a* taken from the book* in tbe register’* office io city. OvercoatS I J . LESS MONEY! Than ever offered before. E. W. Morrill & Co Rower, HASTINGS MICH BOOTH Good goods at Bottom Prices! w Albert Dietz; aoa wen Stoves! application to.C.D. WaRitkN, Gen i-« Agent, St. Paul. Hinn. Ask tor i ----- FOR parrr! we rr Umland.~ » Holomon Kllse to Kllzabcti) M. L. K11m-1M* An EcrrlUnt Map. ') ®w"S U IT S"Wi tlie <b*. exhibitions of what it h possible to accomplish by the engraver a art 1* a Urge packet mm> j m tbu.M’ Pmu1« MinneapoK a Manitoba ririlway, snowing the northChicago ann Urn Laciflc O«-an in detail. A eopv . A Job Lot of rn». It ba* been well said by a dteUnrulshed writer that “tbe Michigan Central is the only Niagara Falls Route in tbe country.” It I* the only railroad that ruM di. rectiy by the fall* and stops Its train* at a poiut from which all parts of the falls and the rapid* are lifoll L* From this point called Falla View, the *e«e from the Michigan Centre) t^ln, whether Id it* .ummer Mttlng of wnerald or it* winter aetUng Of crr«tai h unfx*™P1H1 irnujdeur and *ub^mity. A* it is on the direct route to New lark, Boston and New England uoeut-bound traveler should fiilto takeadvantagi- of It. : . ’ BEFORE BUYING With Double Shake Orate, Large Ash Pan, Large Swing Top and Double Doors. -Sold by- Huffman Bros. �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. WEDNESDAY. EEB,Dt. ISM. •pHE Troy Laundry. HASTINGS, MICH.,.. Hecoiid door eul ot American House. noHelta tne rutrooaf'*' Of Uic |*opte ol HaMlnK* *»<t vieioity, vid xuarantec* Mrtctly Or»r-fll*x» untie at ’m rtia^nable price*. Give them a trial. Don’t set.d jtour laundry work oat ot town when you can set It done hi aa good abspe. at m low i-rlrea at hot.n. Special raten for family wa*h- City Bank. Hastings HASTINGS. MICH. OFFICERS: D. G. Hoblnon. PraslSent; DIRECTORS: W. 8. UoodkMr. D. <;. Koi lOMU. W. H. P J., A. Orbit*. < Chester Hauer. lanklnx puiilntM Tranuwtrd. 600 600 600 BUSHELS BEAUTY of HEBRON POTATOES. Warranted pare stock at DUNNING & ROGERS. The finest cookers of the seas­ on. The best; seed for tbe farmer. Ripens ectrly and good size. $1.00 $100, $1.00 Immrril .ni.Kl. Local News. Circulation thin week. 2.05Q. increase ot pension granted to ’Leonard Sledge. The relined < ?) minstrel show Thurs­ day night Was surely a "no ’count” aftuirrx-' j ^The C. K. A S. is now connected at Richland junction, by a Y, with the C. J. A M. | . Uhe is -being marie of tho Y* for the transfer oflfreigbt from the M. C. to the C. K. Al & R. IL The donation last Wednesday even­ ing for the benefit of D. B. Ovlalt. brought him in about 850. I>L L- WhLEiNF ia doing a rushing Business how around his mill, and drawing id logs. He employs nearly 50 teams and about 100 men. . A new (i«k has been placed in the Register’s plfice to provide a place for keeping this new books for recording mortgages; / The Banner is indebted to Cthe Hartford Fire Insurance company for a very beaptlfuliv gotten up picture of tbe Rt. Han. W. E. Gladstone, M. P. F. G. IftKRCK camo up from Hope Saturday and made his settlement with treasurer Hough. He is the first town­ ship treasurer to settle thia year and reports tales al! paid in. yTEt)- Brock is now at home laid up Tor repalm. Thursday while loading ties al Irving station, ho slipped and fell and a tie dropped on his right hand breaking the third finger and other­ wise disfiguring tbe hand. The death of Charles Draper, of Hastings township, occurred Thursday morning of typhoid pneumonia. He was 19 years of age. and a young man thnt possessed n large circle of. friends. His funeral was held Saturday. Tins mtvtns business! Does it mean yon ? A. 6- Cook says he must have a settlement with every one who owes him nu book account within the next 30dars. lie wants it understood that there can tie no delay in this matter. The dam put in by W. F. Hicks lost foil on Torn, lleney’a farm has proven too weak for thestrain brought to bear nn 1L Thtirwlar night it gave way. but without doing ituv other damage. Luckily Mr. Hicks had blit little more loe to cut/ Peter Catty. of this hity. wishes the Banner tn any through Jta rolums that-by the strict attention of Dr. Lampmart and his skillful practice he has raised his wife from a v-ry low aicknrea Mre. Cappy will bv «7 years old next May. 7 In spite of the dullness of trade the PERSONAL MENTION. drummers make their usual tripe and CoL Gill went to Onondaga Tuesday. seem to think this is a good town to come to. Thnrsdav night the Hastings C. D. Beebe was in Chicago last week. house was tilled to overflowing and Mr. Erv. Whitlock spent Sunday in tbe Parker was obliged to turn guests city. away. C. W. Jones was in Grand Rapids JuiKiR Wm. D. Kelley, the protec­ tionist leader in the Houie of Represen­ Monday. There will be an oyster supper in tbe parlors of the Congregational church, ot Irving on Friday evening of this week. Feb. 3d. Supper will be served 6 JO till 9 o’clock. All are in­ vited. Tickets 25 cents. Com. M. W. Reynolds, of Owosso, secre­ tary of the state Sunday school associa­ tion, was m the city Thursday and ef­ fected a count)' organization of the same nature, for which th* following officers were elected: Rev. D. B. Ovlutt, president: Rev. Rowland, vice presi­ dent; F. Clarke, sec’y; Mrs, B. R. Rose, treasurer. A meeting, of reprex'ntatives of the Sundav schools throughout the county is calh-d for March 9th nnd 10th; at which will be elected delegates to the next'meeting of the state asso­ ciation. 0pRRICE$ CREAM BR-fflCtJ Ed. Bbike. of Middleville, was in the tatives. has written a plain statement city Friday. of "How Protection Protects," which is likelv to-be the protectionist platform L Al. .McIntyre is spending this week for the presidential campaign. It will in New York. appear In the Forum for February. Mrs. W. & Chidister visited in Cale­ The oldest Protestant church edifice donia lust week. in America will be described in the *Wlli Morse, of .Aft idleville. was in February American Magazine, ng well the city Saturday. ' as whst may have been the earliest Mrs. F. Thiers returned Monday to steam railway; while Henry W. Austin will dip still further into our antiqultes her home in Elsie. A most delightful party was given by apoem on the “Mastodon Saurus." Born. Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. Jto tho very young people by Mr. and /J€ill Michael, if successful in his VanArman, a boy. • Mrs. Walter Wilkins on the 2fith. to Venture, wjll be able to supply the E. A. Matteson went to MRldlevUIc celebrate the 15th birthday of thMr son greatest demands for tninowa by fish­ on business Monday. Wallie. Music and dancing were the C. F. Dwight, of Evanston, Ill., visit­ order of the evening, the latter directed ing* parties next season. He has al­ ready caught about 75.000 mlnows and ed in the city last week. PERFECT in an efficient and orderly manner by has them stored In a large tank in the Mrs. T. J. Bush, from Jackson, is vis­ Mr. Arthur McEiwain and his assist basement under 11. K. Grant’s clothing iting friends in the city. ant, Gertie Stebbins, and certainly if store. the parents who have children under O. F. Long and family, of Nashville, their charge have witnessed the grace­ The card and dancing party given by were In the city Thursday. ful mazes of the dancing, as waltz after Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurtz Friday evening Mr. Garrett, of Battle Creek, is the waltz and quadrille after quadrille were was a success in every particular. A guest of J udge Cole and wife. danced wlln scarcely a mistake, they would be satisfied that tbe instructor large number of guests were present, Mil® Bell Barlow is here from Evans­ hod been thorough and that Mr. Mc­ and all acquiesce in pronouncing Mr. Elwain deserves the confidence and and Mrs. Kurtz as model entertainers. ton, HL, for a visit with friends. The music furnished by Lee's orchestra Miss Kittle McQueen, of Middleville, and patronage of his townsmen. The music under tbe direction of Geo. gave universal satisfaction. Is the guest ot Miss Belle Hick*. Wood wiu excellent and Wallie wasTin: new freight train placed upon A. D. Maynard and wife visited well dipaed Into his Ifith year. ■ tbe Michigan Central a few weeks ago friends in Battle Creek last Week. ^^oli.owino are the jurors drawn for called the “cannon ball,” is very popu­ Miss Maggie Parkhurst is here trom the February term of thecirctilt court: lar. and is doing an ever-increasing Coldwater for a visit with relatives. Frank E. Doty—Johnstown. business, It runs as fast as a passen­ Mrs. N. Bailey left Friday fora visit Anthonv Ostroth—Maple Grove. ger train; leaves Chicago at six in the with friends in Jackson an4 Detroit. DauIl-1 Klingensmith— Orangeville. evening ami takes only car load lob. Senator Geo. A. Farr, of Grund Hav ­ Homer Flowers—rrairieviUe. It leaves Grand Rapids cars nt Kalama­ Frank Hoes—Rutland. zoo which go over tho G.-R. & I. IL R. en, was.in the city Friday on business. Monroe Dietrich—Thornaople. It takes Saginaw and Mackinaw cars M. N. Jourdan, of Middleville, was at Geo. W. Myers— Woodland. to.Tackson from where they are sent the county hub on business yesterday. Sani'l C. Ritchie—Yankee Springs. to their destination.—Kalamazoo Tele­ Henry Tasker—Assyria. graph. Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. M. L. Cook visited Grand Rapids last week. Harrison Mershon—Baltimore. Samuel La Fever, who has been Geo. E. Willison—Barry. F. M. Woodmansee and wife, of Cal ­ for some time nick with typhoid pneu­ Eleazer J. Kershner—\5arlton. edonia, are visiting friends in the city. Lewis Lentz—Castleton. monia, died Friday night. The funer­ Henry Fisher—Hastings. Dr. Taylor, of Middleville, was the al. which occurred Sunday at the M. E. ^uest of Dr. Lowry and family yesterFrank A. Standley—1st ward. Hast­ church, under the auspices of the G. A. ings city. H. post and the Odd Fellows lodge, ’ James M. Collister—3rd ward, Hast­ was largely attended and the services R. T. F. Dodds, of Pennsylvania, was ings dty. were quite impressive. Rev. G. D. Lae the guest of W. P. Sidnam the past Elanson Jones—Hope. delivered a short address at the church. Wm. Brew—Irvihg. Lamoran E. Wallace—Johnstownl Armenus Throop, of Ferris, Mont­ death, and a.member of the Odd Fel­ Martin Cummins—Maple Grove. lows lodge and Fitzgerald post of this calm Co., visited relatives here last Robt. N. Bennett—Orangeville. ritv. He.^nlisted for the late war in week. Manley M. Chase- Prairieville. 1W>2 and served until discharged in Miss Jessie Wilson, ot Grand Rapids • Nathaniel Bennedlct—Rutland. If you want a bargain in mittens come quick. Only a few 1865 and made an honorable record mi a attended the leap year party Monday Calvin M. Beach—Thornapple. soldier. He lea-yes three children to evening. pairs left. ■ Sylvester Hynes—Woodland. mourn hb loss. A Amos Everhart—Yankee Springs. Ex-Senator John C. Patterson, of WANTED—All the butter, eggs, dried fruit and pro­ Falls View was unknown until Marshall, made a business trip to this A. I). Olmstead—Assyria. created by the Michigan Central rail­ city Monday. Norman Lstbam—BMtiuiore. duce we can get. \ road. which stope in* trains at this point H. M. Byington -Barry. Mrs. Randall and daughter Winnie, to enable its passengers to enjoy the Henry Sisson—CarItoa. grandest and most comprehensive* view ot Grand Rapids, are the guests of In our last we chronicled the facithat of the falls that is to lie anywhere ob­ Hastings friends. tained. Before that lime people. came Billy, Babcock goes to Vaa-mr in n a supposd tramp was found in a badly in carriages from the American side to few days where he has secured a posi­ frozen condition in the township of o ■ . “Inspiration Point.” the view from tion in a barber shop. Prairieville, who was brought to this which Howells said was “onequated city and placed in Sheriff Sbnner's care, Mrs. J. Jewett returned Friday to for sublimity," but Falls View, being more elevated, the scene from it is her home. Grand Rapids, after a short and afterward removed to the poor farm. It transpires that he is not a much finer. No other road runs to or visit with friends here. tramp but a well-to-do old gentleman, near this point and through passengers Mrs. C. C. Field and children went to by the Michigan Central, •’The Niagara Chajlotte on a visit Monday. Mr. whose mental powers had become some* what shattered. His name was Sam Falls Route," have this great advan­ Field joined them on Tuesday. Frantz, and he resided with a brother tage without detention or additional Vean Rogers returned Tuesday to in Sunfield township, Eaton county. expense. Breckinridge. Col., alter an extended He left the latter's home some six Here is a rare chance for some one visit with relatives In this vicinity. weeks ago. for the purpose of visiting a sister, Mrs. Sarah Cook, of Maple Grove. who wants to purchase one of the neat­ Rev. Carnahan and wife left for est and most convenient homes in this Muskegon Monday. From there they He iu some manner lost bis way. and had tramped around the country until city. Having decided to remove from will return tb their home in Minne­ found as reported last week. All ef­ here, John C. Cole offers his line home sota. . forts on the part of friends to find him on State street just west of Archie Mc­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt, of Kala­ had proved unavailing. When he left Coy's for sale, and will dispose of it at his brothiw's he had on a good suit of a bargain. Whoever gets it will have a mazoo. are expected to visit Hastings clothes, but some real tramp is un­ this week, the guests of Mr. Nathan model home. For terms, etc., address doubtedly the owner of them now. as John C. Colp, Spokane Falls. Washing­ Barlow. it would be an easy task for such au John Barrett has returned from a one to impose upon Mr. Franz and in­ ton Territory, for the next three ween. Mr. Cole will lie here after that time. prospecting lour to the I'aciflc coast, duce him to exchange bis raiment. He Too much cannot be said in favor of and M not well pleased with that could give no rational account of him­ Mr. Coll’s house, which is but a block country. self. and.tbh with bis trampish appear­ from court house square. It has been John Cole is expected home from ance caused people wherever he went thoroughly refitted, andis very pleasant taturn a cold shoulder to him. Mr. and homelike within and without. As Spokane Falls, Washington Ter., in Frantz' relatives are very respectable we said before, here’s a rare chance to about 30 days. He has decided to lo­ people, mank of them quite well-to-do cate there. buy a home. and the misfortune of the old gentle­ D. IL Cook went to Allegan Monday man causes them much grief. They At the residence of W. IL Schantz, morning on business connected with feel very grateful to the parties who in thiA city, on Wednesday evening last, the new R. R. from the above place to took care of him after he was found, Charles C. Dean and Miss Franc Tink­ Saugatuck. and who have shown snch kindness to ler were united in marriage, Rev. Geo. Miss B. A. Kohr, of New York City, him since. Through the Banner they D. Lee officiating. The ceremony was was in this city Monday, called here by first learned that the man found in witnessed by the relatives of the* high the sad accident which recently befell Prairieville waa tbe missing Mr. Frantz. If the party who found him will send contracting parties and a number of in­ her uncle. Samuel Frantz. his name to Mrs. Sarah Cook, Maple vited friends. Mr. D. W. Reynolds Mrs. H. Rogers left for Wisconsin Grove, of H. A. Leedy, Nashville, he acted as the groom's best man. while Misa Boyd, of Muskegon, was the yesterday, where she will make a short will be suitably rewarded. Mr. Frantz bride's maid. Master Lyman Barlow visit to friends and then proceed to her has been removed to his brother's home home in Breckenridge, Col. in Sunfield but, we understand, is in a .and Miss Glonn* Schantz were also members of the bridal party. The cere­ Rpv. Large delivered a lecture Mon­ very precarious condition. At the best mony was performed beneath an ever­ day evening at Grand Rapids in St. it will be necessary to amputate his toes green arch, from which was suspended Mark’s cbaple on “Mustaches” that Is and fingers; and it is feared that his ad­ a bell of flowers. At the conclusion of highly spoken of by the Grand Rapids vanced age will prevent bls recovering The most accurate and perfect, made. Eyes treated for glasses from this shock. tbe ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Dean re­ papers. free of charge-at.S^A. Holmes’, the Jeweler’s. ceived the hearty congratulations of the Shel and May Davenport returned AtUntUn Snl»criker»! assembled friends, after which an eleSaturday from a visit in Saline, Mich. ' A postmaster is required to give no­ gknt. supper was served. The happy They were accompanied by a brother, tice by letter (returning a paper does coupfle were the recipient* of numerous Everett, and his wife, who will remain not answer the.law) when a subecriber and .costly present*. Mr. and Mrs. here for some time. does not take his paper from the office, Dean are well and favorably knojpn in this city, and have the sincere good Jay McGuire wm In Grand Rapids and state the reason for its not being wishes of their many frinds, among the latter part of last week, taking tlie taken, and r neglect to do so makes the XMFR0VK8, BT&KNUTUKNB. AND rRE&XRVK8 THE 8JGHT. whom the Banner desires to 1)9 count­ place made vacant by the temporary postmaster responsible to the publisher ed. They will make their home In absence of one of the operators there. for the pavment. Any person who takes a paper from Hastipgs. F. Miller acted as day operator here the postoffice, whether directed to his prfiE funeral of the late Chas. C. Ma­ during Jay’s absence. name or another, or whether he has EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. Among those from abroad that were subscribed or not, ia responsible for the son took place from the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. present at the leap year party were: p»r Miss Florence Teal. Grand Rapids, Ben If a person orders his paper discon­ under the auspices of Barry lodge. K. Bush and Mr. Bush and Miss Potter, of E. The Knights, headed by the Di- Kalamazoo, Mr. Doyle, of Jackson, tinued, he must pay all arrearages, or virfbn and all finder charge of Col. E. Chas. Dudley. Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. T. tbe publishers may continue to send it Y. Hogle, marched from Castle Hall at J. Bush, Jackson and Erv. Whitlock until payment is made, and. collect the whole amount, whether it be taken 2.10 to the church. The services at the and Mr. Mike, Grand Rapids. from the office or not. There can be no church were conducted by Rev. R-JL« legal discontinuance until the payment Carnahan, of St Peter, Minn. CThe The old 12tn infantry will hold a re­ is made. etiuriiff waWlUUlully ufuiHrea fof the If the subscriber orders his paper to occasion, the floral pieces being espec­ union in Representative hall, Lansing be stopped at a certain time, and the ially fine and in good taste. The re­ Wednesday February 22nd. publisher continues to send it. the sub marks of Rev. Carnahan were very ap­ •n.1 M XouM la Qrii, aim. twl. C'UalaU. Xlckd .W Fruta*. T here were ten accessions to the scriber Is bound to pav for It if be tak»-» propriate and touching. At the con­ clusion of the services, the Knights Baptist church last Sunday. Six await it out of the office. The law prncerdz headed tho procession to Riverside baptism and four received the right upon the ground that a man must pay for what hr uses. cemetery, in the same order rs the hand of fellowship. The courts have decided that refus­ march to the church. The lot and Lewis Shoemaker, of this dty, for the grave were decorated with ever­ whom Dr. G. W. Lowrv, of llastingN, ing to take newspapers and perindicalfrom the pahtoffirv. or rrmo\ ing ’ozyi greens. and the Pythian emblem, -F. C. B." was likewise decorated. The body recently performed the operation of re­ leaving them unciilwl for, is prltnu of the loved husband and father, the moving nn eye. is doing well under the faete evident of intentional framl. honored business man., the trusted care of Dr. J. L. Johneton. Dr. Lowry Card or TtuMikK frwnd nnd Pythian brother was con­ deserves great credit for lhebkill with signed to it* List resting place with toe which the operation 'waa performed. Tq the members of Fi.zgi-rald Poet simnle and tenderly l«.io’iful rites of The sight had been destroyed by a gun­ G. A. R.. also «o the I. O. <> F. and the Pythian order. Rev. Carnahan, ex­ cap three year* ago, and the cap was friends and neighbors who assisted uPrelate of Barry lodge officiating a* imbedded io hia eye. Mr.Shoemaker during the sick new and since tbe deaf I Prelate. The service® at tho cemetery ia getting a liltlr good of life t-ince his of our father, we wish to extend out ronrluded with an impressive prayer recent severe suffering.—Charlotte Tri­ atonere thank a by Rev. Carnahan. bune. Frank J. Lafrvbr and Brother. What Do They Gry For? What Do We Save<You? Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store.' —THE Spencer Ophthalmoscopic Lenses. • “Crystal" Spectacles and Eye Glasses. THE CRYSTAL S. A. HOLMES, Jeweler and Optician. �ntrfa* I»rlnkb>g W.k,. J V" Simmon's 1 111 Liver Regulator a'J dltrase* rained by IN-rangemert ...H stnmarfa. It Wil : ~——— An oH wm u>rtata thtate. hr h*. q The ayujpCoinn of Blliouxueas are ud- tn-nn tar tbe q»« “Where<V> tee Um. bappily but too well known. They dif­ obtain frreh drinkfns wau -r He any* fer Ln different Individual* to some ex­ far turn often •*" bird* far i.-wn Uu.1 that HOW DUTY 15 PERFORMED ON tent A bilious inaD U seldom a c«Id furnish water fiyh»g anmi-A am! utatet fast rater: Too fr.v|uratiy, ulna. iNluts ■torm H hM«. drinking tb.- drojw »nu —« SOLITARY BEACON ROCKS. water ^,A day or two after .!*•*? surrender in nn ixcrllent appetite for liquids blit •Naw. don't’be' rtirooarsimd." cried «w*4 ♦bcr frU. and ehntterrag H» d-.-k* u «i-«| April. !»*’». I left oar I ship nt "Dutch ne for aclids of a morning. Hts tongue r.nabntdsy. Tlmy-W ifl amril n nut .)„1|| Gap." Im tbe fame* riveir. for a run up to will boar inspection at any time; it it is too mites nwuy aud fly for it ni:h t,>. Richmond, where I wqp Johred by the not white nnd furred, it b rou/n. kt nil tnendous ajntU.—S^e* Yprk Bun. nSbl- . . , ship's snrgvou. the pnyujarter. and one of I can Uli ymt In brief. . evrntfi. What will rue J mt relWthe junior oilicvr*. Afti-r ••doing" Rich­ Hem's Favoritn h-re-rlplwu will wet yon The digestive syetcra is wholly «ut mond pretty thurougMyl w« tivnt in the of order ami DiitrrheAor CoMUpution evening to my row for dinner. Dinner It l« lite only retu"dy for woman'* pscttWtr George Rtetedd. an Malm pi<'r.*T and r.,h “tyraking of lighthouse krejrm," aasl the insv rtlte.rnato. There are oft*o Hemor­ owner, my* that Joaquin Mita-’-n-v.-.-i 4. bring over and the eretite of the dny re­ rhoids or even kinsof blood. There may counted. the' doctor, *1“' was n line territory ■•Idaho," ta-lng n pore Hani.-- fa be gld.iin.im :itn«l olten headache and twe-n New York nnd i ‘ <.rtlaj»d. Me., “ thrrv playdr, opened the piano; raying: Boys, acidity or flatulence and teoderueM in won!, meaning ."Get. of ihe Msmtiianu we're got our old quartette here; let’* the pit of the utomacb. To correct all Killer himw-lf ihys tho weed »bo«i.| i»- j.r,. have a ring." As thnlioiu*- opposite wm thia it flat effect a cure try Gretn’a Bounce>1 with the arrant .pa the >• " ■ • 1 - *. 1 * occupy by paroled Cotjfederous otTli-erx, The Spiritualist^ have formed u pro August Flower, it costa but a trifle and We, I-dtkho, th-.- “a’’ haring a brer.J miu4 no pdrmtie songs went miuii. Soon the the gnvernmc-it, and under a nx-ent art of thousands ittesta its efficacy. lady of the house handetl u»e this note: ’ greseivc umun#iit^ansin<. L_____ MT(> ■ VMT. "CnmjdilDvAts of Gei.------ and ;taff. Will the gentlemen LlmUy allow ua to STATE CUPPINGS.Well "that depends." Ik’ cm U LI* thioal Is conn- over and. hear them elugl" Of hure enonsh and the cannon ball m»J tMlpn;« ground, and the maintenance of tin- iightconn-- we consented, nnd they came. A.« TinA toothpick factory Is 4o be started al.tbe quert.ua really twani- worihv of rome r .athe gvnrrai entered the iriom, I recogniicd -IdeniUon tn view of tbe aim ot some of. far no ' Instantly the fate and fl gum of one who Pills that an- prescribed fi>r »itlfi fin< hnmsutiy Dr. Bu lge Is the proprietor ot a Midland drug t* Mood M-rond only to Lite' or Jack»on, iu Wm n-t throw th. Dr. Pierre's Pleasant FantaUve Prileta? Btuall. stricter dtecipHne and -renter uUeutloo V» the whole Confederacy. Afk-r lntn>- snew C.VU- <1. purely verrtrt.lv. perfectly narm duty inairtnl ho than Ln HgtJtwmre ksepiugPnrnk Tooant wm killed near Albion by the duclfona ami the nSrutl inlcrrhangc of 1ms. In ria**, mid nlway. fresh. Tbe seniro fa* controlH! by n lighthouse civiUfka, we saug fur them glees nnd col­ board, nnd ,rtw> tire? nnsi obtninrt'te nt* seDetroit paid last rear •18032565 lege rengs. until at laet the general said: Branch count) prohibitionists b. ••Kxcusc me, gentlemen, you sing de­ damagre in street opminf ca»ra. lightfully' but what wc want iu hear b your army rongx." Then we gave them th? army songs with unction, the “Bat­ to bv rts-yed t<> tlie letter, and vritfannt qww.r tle Hymn at tbe ; Republic,** “John IUU I y.1-,1 S'Hiw Hi-.i IF toluKUJIty. to doth? Doni reu know Manual tremlna wfU probata* bv intnxtared 1 Bruwn'b Body,'' "We’re Cuming, Father dial. that It ran be easily cured? l>»nl y<-« snow Abraham." ""Tramp. Tramp. Tramp, the that wblle H>* thousand and one tMMtrain-i you wrttary and irolrtnl leacon rock*, where ia |hc Lanstng school* Boys are Marchlug." through the whoia hare tiled hire utterly tall-d that Dr. Haar’s UwyjKwr no Sound but th«< n> roi and nar of Crtarrli Ua certain rurer-It has utalngur to the "Star Spangled Bannt i'" stood the tret uf ir»r«. amt there are hundreds Ibe nertin. ccrept thc!r isra’viilfM and tlvso —to which many a foot txrat time a? It it of tbonsaud* rt grateful men and wnjwn in all of their families, if they ha ve any, foe mouths A big rompaiiy ha* been formed at Grand had never stepped to any but tho "music parts of the couulrv who can testify to its at'a time. Kapl.1* to umnutarture psper boxes. ot the t'nlon"—and closed our concert em-arr. AUdruyglats. ••One of Urn nxrt acevmpLi»hed and ctuwork at Caseville. with "Rally Round the Hag, Buy* " ture.1 men that ever u as in tbe employ of any When the applause bad auUWed, a tall, flue looking fellow tn a major's uniform tn charge of one <rf the United Ftate* hghte exclalnn-l; --Gcntlctnen. if we'd had iimtM*. That uuui w.is Capt. Oliver Brook*, your sougs we'd have licked you out <rf lie kejd tt* great light g'4ng <>n Falkner your bouts! Who couldn't have marcbrel in the village. intend. are built tij«.n pika bdand. fl'••mitesoff the Gmi-rtl.-ut tnost, or fought with such songs!- While w. had vuryimr from f-wtr tn eight fert tn height. nn lx»ng 1-iar.d suuitd He bad Iwm a sro nothing, nlwulutely nothing, except a Fd M.irtjcr. of Onehta township, li under J*r bastard ‘Manieillalse,* tho-'Bquny Blue form.-on wM«-h snmrof the family generally <.-aptain tor many yttar* befire enteriag tbe rest chano-d with assaulting a jojae girl alfout Flag’ nnd Dixie.’ which were nothing but rvelihe. A hnby, and often n yresng yMp. in llgfatlasuw) m-rxire, atvl his ezauipb aud tljeartok! I 4 mot task as n light hon*-keener ;n Improved juts. -Maryland. My-Maryland.* W.i» » tbe capability <rf all rthrr krep, rs. that lie Dertoe A Co., of holdlaa. bars b.atgtaVHie splendid song, but the true, “Id snirtTUig <*» t"n*’ ^nx- Fhbinc nrta sm- in a •I-nnngrr Ili-rutlus' was about ns in­ •■mar. with »Mh attarlrd for u-ights. «lM*uhl iisewntrt with more'risrtanUrt roant- Flugibbons saw and rta»e mill at Saronae. and ' spiring ns th- 'Dead J|anli lu Sr.ul,’ Nautilus shell*, with grtws ►i.vinirrt or Rid­ will op*-rate It. while every uno of ihcsa Yankee songs Xilps has ensirereoerty <rs<u apareuideW rehirtnnreat (:;.rt‘ti< wrthWtn. grbu»r»«atr.l la full of tnarehfUR and fighting iq>iril " biiiib sfax-vre s« it nW l:n*v ferx-n Fnliner Ufand Thru, turning to the general, hr riildt “I ligi.t ibsl IkMlkrtom. ey-lhq.aeu shall never forget the tlrsl time 1 beard family *»Jrv-p vi i wri . nwpy from thnt •ian.r. -vrt: •Hally Round the Flag.' Twas a nasty Mr*. Harriet H. ExgLrstutt.4<Urau.l Baud*. <<■* night eight y-sev night during tbe Seven Days'Fight, and ing of rough plant if I remendier rightly it was raining. I was on picket, when. Just before‘taps.' U thrown, upon tla> |dentifnl i.'iunantsof some follow on the other ride stmck'up that **>ng nnd others joined in the chorus until It mmmxI to me the whole Yankee army was staging. Toni B----- , who wns with me, sung oat, 'Good heavens, Cap. atici hung about thrro fretnlsivc. wliai nre i1h»;c fellows made of, anyway’ light should fa‘i to cat-h tin- cy*. of the sailor Here we've licked ’em six days runuing, nnd iww on the cveof the rev- nth. they're g*mrds hr lime, latnlssv i-ip**-. »• -umhauks, frarftd t-> relat*. Tbs- Ur hi :.c*w taiwnrty singing • Rally Round tbe Flog." ' I nni ad.-*», -jere gaasw.pami netlapt. K»l fret Mgh, aud Its sigiml IntUHt <Wt on A series rt petty uareMrie* around Ionin not naturallr superstitious, but I tellyou that song scuXdtxl t«. me like the 'knell of doom.' nnd my nenrt went down int» iny plenty 1.1 air •nitaro through iie.*vaJB and ortrivral bj CapL boots; and though Fv«- trir<l to do my the holes i.libe fl'«ne.ibr t.rtvct$ ummlt • ('.'txl.»n Bro .. CnMwatrr *a!<x^ii«t*. are tn duty, it fans txvu an up htll flghl with mg Then. «-• t<» •toduug. tho itrth*-. rertalnly ever since that night.’* BUCHU Pqeor tn ynnhglvis. but tbrir lawyer* ran rtlrt . The little couiisuiy of t'nlon- singers them tittle romfnrt. aud CoDfcdetnlc auditors, after a pleasant it diiM'-trin IL«‘ and Interest (ng iriterebntigr <•( Muriiwof army experience^ then M-parat<?i. i.nd as idea, and J'nlkn-v u the gim-r.d shook bands nt lartiug. he raid t-> me. -Well, the lime may mme LIFE IN A LIGHTHOUSE WAR SONOS OF THE UNION. an- U* u«.prtm:« vf a direa*SAVE Tmu: ‘ SAVE MONEE. BE. i-1.**- ue a.'.’ TOKQl'Ai-IT.----^NOTHING NOTHING •«>i i—»■ li.-eulstir - th. ■ : . t«mn»o<" J:..... .... -4 h we sold User I '.r ‘ ’® ,L‘«: nut - msg. “rear.. ff. Mt codomew E*.«i »cr «,-» ttwA itM-d <>u.Due mistook:? eii’ti’incr wbme whose tirrttn l» slth ' rendition, fnxu a rery bad • K<P*U>*.’^W .SKSfc I nndnrthmg l»*W .« Druggis*. !l 1’ Th Lalssi Telephoae taka From the Seat of War.' t«k>. ‘JUbr l-it •, roarer 1. n . MHiM •re. aid we’re a week bchlud on order, now. But ws.1l set there mid dout vou tontrt It. "tudsrrtaad you've moved?" “YS; mid there isni a belter han>--«s 'hop .. _ - --------- K GOM> tlRht. plenty any. V i! %ee me-find d<mr -AM right." • Ar.fla vUit to U»e sliop of J. W. Babcock al the glare named showed that Mr. Italierek» wot& were strirtly true. Bplrodld location. HARNESS DoMe and .'ingle. all made of best oaktxiimMJrather. which would be larger If the p»>p|*:u( Hasting* aad vicinllv did not appreciatehnd bur >0 many of Babem-IC* harness that Be can't kreperen with order*. • PS, BLANKETS, ROBES, OH I MY BACK! Flu CL18H Banner' again.” I have net since.—Kir hard AVrritworth 11 A apfgrtbi dock of reel.. No l»rg>-i or better The Century. Kidney him lighllMMirt. au.fatLwr re>-*,r<iof lifesaving iu thal (. f.J.s.M q.M.t.r i* prawrvtal in tbe TURF GOODS I “Let. me tell you one thing, trite I'.ttl ’ inn^; **tha poor peopl the qply tma-'wh 1 arq trading <m MtrvctN I w.u. down on Wert nenexce atrect recently. and 1 found nty friend the place for you to have all kinds of who was mnrried nlxrat a year ago. nnd who begun life with the iden that »lie would make her rich hnsband'a money go a* tar ns pcMlble. hunting up Imrgalns. Now if her time was worth anything she All aha In rail call will receive polite attention. rttrntioa. A would be money out of pockrt Aa it in plraaire to show mod*, and we are not afraid the has ttccome a keen, clwe buyer, and ,lo name prices. Respectfully, her htubnnd is of the name opinion. Don't think it is poor people who study economy. Talk with any of your •set' and you'll find that there in little danger Ibe live Jelleroon street Harnrss Dealer. of the money going' during the present gen?mtfon.'' • And another thing." site went on, “the bargain days nt>d special sale** bent-lit well to <lo people as a rule. Women who have upthhig to do but watch tbe markets mid keep ported on three mnttent, buy when anything is low. They hove the cash and. can always do so. Poor people buy when they have the money or where AND LIVES SAVED WITH they can get credit. If yon think 1 am dufigtaten. msl A goM a«»nrtn»ea: at ixdtetn figure*. REPAIRING! And Finally J. W. Babcock, Croup Cured! buys—and then if you have any doubt, just aak th- aalesgirl*. There arc very few few peofile here who are not getting 10U cents ft* every dollar paid out, nnd most of them are trying Industriously to get 12-1. Am 1 nn economist 1 have to be. I do not see mneh money in the course of a year, and I make It gp as far m 1 eau, bai then I don't think as much of a tkdlnr •» somu of my rich friends do.'* —Buffalo News. MEB YI — more than I'ulvrr-sal Croup fa pH, ana mi seuina more rvenr ire sattstMCtaiaZ-W. H. G«mZ HasllnKs, Mich. ar Umwroal (troop Bemsfly sored my rt^P^rrbwwne^y sufloeatM.-- Croup Remedy cured my two children North Irving, Mich. ’ ’ . Peokham’s Universal Croup Bewtedi . Mich. ' ' ' • —Bold lu Huttnas by— W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. i-n-.Mton, to present their claims lo no tor amlkrtlou nnd ndluwanre. Dated J aman «Mh. A. D. l»u. U'THEBBRtiWN. D. L MOUTH I. AND, LADIES LESS DYES. Workingmen know enough of the protlta in inch industry in which they are cmployed to determine how much the price* of the articles they produce could be forced down l>efare lower wages would be required or the Industry be closed. It may be nofely lelt to them to are>o it that lludr own occupation las all the protec­ tion It requires, and that they receive their share of its bane fl U. They have already secured for tbemaelven iu each of the industrial such wages that no exceaalvo profits remain tor their employers. If any such profits have formerly been re­ ceived. competition In recent years has reduced them to a fair level. If this be true, then, any Important reduction of duties would mean Htoppage at business or reduction ol wages. The effect of such a movement on not only the workingmen in thl-xc industries, con­ stituting 48 per cent, of the people in this city, but on all others of our people more or lew dependent on or connected with them, can mure easily be luiagmed than descttbed.—New York 1‘resa. Earthquake* are much more frequent Si-,—"L’ir’.’EA'T' ,h.'y -■ «» — - —— ........... ,unk joj- iIlr uortnera tamf.pbm. tw <1... uootl,, tax.™ Octotar .u.l M*ret, ,}^t. ,m<l. N'tu.,1.l0lr ira.ttaut fbc y«wr.-Overland Monthly. drowning men, women and children have leeu tint- and lime again rewroed by Cap*. B/nok* an ! bi* rourageaus children. The family'* h»aw> in tbe lighthouse w«* ■ glad Hound daughter ws.-i acrorophahal nrnttb.Jogist, prorv«« of breadtnz. During the spring and summer months »h- siinph drofa Imt eggw into the fur of tbe cat, but iu the ntrtutnn they ore *ery Imautiful. foiAing rnunlugal^xit and dropping them tero and there. They wm hatch inUnnill. white, tboy g>> intoc.» <x»u. Nothing '-an by j i-rtticr in tne regular army and after that m* Into (be national or militia -Chicago Kewa. ~ The Nite'* waterworks rompany has plugged every nre hydrant In tbe erty. n rather dancer OUS expedient to bring the common council to f. JOHNSTON A CO... >nfoi Co mty of Bam. bokten al ibr Probate cm-- UseCtty ot Hastings. In sold Dounty. oti Thuday. IheMUsdav of January. In tbe. year-our thousand eight hundred and eight* e.em Present. Win. W. Cole. Jixlfr ot I’roS-ate -b<>< by tin* 'laughter no tbe island, and area stuffed atsl mounted by hrrsrif Another flitoglbe potllbin dulj Bctne Inquiring mind Ia* learned thm tbe bibit. at tbe !■ rtan ha I |KMdhilitie* ot that iaiairi nnd .Ibers tn th*- vicinity. This’ Into tbe people of that town during 1C. Along .laughter spent a ktug time at Yale under, the with this «goo beeves were weighed out to tbe retail trade by the butcher*. wraHhiert nnd nx-t cultivated fandbre al­ bums of her botitnir*! .-ollectious that wen: «WVS»TiCATOM IM US£.^* >tWVCBTICAT0M IN USE. A veil known and highly respected ML Clctnens lady has stopped her ropy ot tbe Monl- they are »o rmidi alike that tbrtr differences are interesting only to aelontMr people. Tho S2.TOB5!: person* lutrre<i«J •:> which.extevNted from BeaUemaa. Nab., to Im lay City. Mr. Carson moved from Imlay City to prsjet ynu. but will try to describe it. Il fat like ofs&ld petition, a-rt tkSMlngaoopv of this <»•!?: ths Hasting* Ba-mam • ideiroulatM in *a*l toun la aaekwrek farthree surev*-'" little sl-vprr within lie* in nMwamrily dried ia tbrir prepwrstion, a»<! but wlwn writ fid grown quickly in dw uud strength. Flra> are qtisrretejmc, and great lighten. will idahd.on their bi ml legs, rtriking ok their opponent* with the otherx. nml nil over and over «ach other, Iosins k>gs and antrona-, and at last giving up their livre tn thu fight. There b a record of a ilm which livid ten •lay* ofu-r such an encuunbr; with do antcniw, three plates of hl* >ii<U brokoi is cordially locked up. flood by afiiBtiec aad art s|M-intrn tainted l.v Mia. Rnrtka. ■pceltncti bad ita scientific name au*l araoremitr tramp circles, for It. la rrtHbltl.-m of brenrtlrtle ekill and erienUflc to t-mu *«.-h.. "Erery tuMabcr <rf Capt. Bna>ki* family was a finished musiriaa, and no kw* Uuui Ove different musicai iurtrumeuts were brought •doptloo of problblttan. A room Is taring fltted «P tn the center - f the build lag where no no»*lhle Itet.f m—___ ____ 1 im* atxtF't tbe .. —. of said i'MidySO. aad that al! creditor* nf *ari .tereaMgMMUMjiMflEinbflir ewnfi* ,u e Court, at the Probate <>«*•• in afhreaii'-'- •«: knowledge abd bouwmt of the outside guard. A blvltagwlibea^^-lrrgynian'a Testi- Rev. II. M. Piekena, President of the Methndlat Proitrtant Church of South Carolina, writro from Greenville: fiutre. cornets and violins wvrt the last thing* a vlritor wouM expert to see in that bleak Ugbtboum dwrihag, orach few a group irslric rheumatism, aroompvnkd with sipelaa. My appetite failed me entirely, 1 I bed an intermitting pulse and very curious sight at Falkner Island llglitboure. rible twin soon camo mtn my chest and riieulder*. nnd I bewinr *o bvlplcm thnt 1 coal<l attend to a-> Easiness at all. The paint wove movable, and w-juld autnetimea trnsa from <nH*.part of my body tn another. Finally the erysipelas braka out on my left lund snd srra. nnd pyrxhived much swell­ ing. I «* iui eiql.ticn taMillio sCH.-tcd trany kin.lwuf mr.lichMS.bat nothing gave relief. Frimu's tinaliy neraaadid <ue to try Swift's SaetdKc I naiteed sdmdtd’ inqiiorttnent while taking tlie f.ret l-uttla. 1 «>u!iDucJ its use until I had tokru about cm rith SM> sign ot dll „Z?1'TS!”ta'ttanrt Ita, lived iu Europe in the matter of miliury aervlco, for nil of that nation bvtnccn 21 It takes exsrUy 3< boors :<> wake tberun from result of tbs erysrjx- «a. While taking the nwdu-ine I gaiusd on an avtmgs two pemad. <rf flash jwr weak. I thfe* H. g E a valuable mrdidar, aud I frequently It Ia h,. (-..I. 7 ------- ---------- - -------- • .IKHUS IU dcU-nulnlng the power uf huninauta, tbe roflection i*n<l n-froctiun of light* under cer­ tain conditions of the ainawpbere, tbe audi■ Mllty of fog signals and many i.thrr abb tecta ot impmrtanre to tbe service xrere fron time totinw* adoptcl ft« authority bv tbeltahtbouse Imanl, and bo was bniHH-nl.ly tnentkmed and cnrmnen.LM in their official docu­ ments. AU of tb<i intricate and del I rate anpuratu* by which there result* x.cm ote taiusrt were luventr.1 and made l.y Capt Brvavkv Innwlf la his little wurkatai i/tbl great octagonal I-wx.n tow-rr. Tha.-uptain and Id* Tatnlly Ilm.fe n jmradisr outof that Hl* < bll'lrTO *<i* oil born odut, Jadarrt Prob- brea mads In tbe ormdiiBunflSWSifWjMOb Jordan lo V• Mt-— -* - - aA It tor tbe eounty of Harr-. os the fourth day rt Fei «.»«*. »ta M* MliMlvadollars. i«*- Saffig? a< tbe power and the stnt’-i it notice Is be S” ,*to’ke’r banker,- baa ron>nwweed hl. new job as clerk of tbe committee BbaCMnat^Meimrtfau. to the bmi '« enrolled bui. aJ Wariytogtoa. aud they say der. rt U»e earth trout door of the e,><i - i LI. coal tall* -tn___ ,___ _ 7 v^wbtag M MMPM0. ribal being Ihr I'- " qnff* JM» ritart for Barry cm •- '• . ^ia(Mwd lu *",<i "■ ' Uta.-.U»Wtoto „ rero. urso »u--h thereof as mav be nA. eoctotaid^nfid' Hatchel has U»d acme practice at. aMixmah he fare provided by law, th.- prevnlM-* droerfbed In said mortrtge a* all that *-rrtrt«. % »****"•» P*rasl of hid situate tn the : SKUSKB �THE GRIP LOST ITS GRIP. ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. THE WEEK IN CONGRESS. A strong fight against adulterated lard b TWO CARS ON A CABLE ROAD WRECK THEMSELVES, A SUMMARY OF THE DOINGS IN SEN­ ATE AND HOUSE. ’ day ia London under BUSINESS NOTES. earotag* of *73,W6,aO7. credito.-x Whisky advanced 3 rents at Cincinnati outride of Ireland will Chicago b looking for a natural gaa boom. ■Important Ullla and Ite*<dutlon« trust. Only one distillery—Dod* worth's—is tive explosive under that dty. St. Pavl, Jan. 2d—A terrible accident oo day afternoon abou^ 3 o’clock, which reeuitad in one fatality and eeriously injured sev­ eral parent)*. Tho cable line baj been in operation but; six days, but the eceideut waa not unexpected, a* the ifaso was built over BL Anthowy hill nt a very steep grade. At the Wamhixgtox Crrr, Jan. 24.—Tho senate Nevada nod Utah, at Christ church. 6t Louis, Wednesday, Bishop Vaf! acting as An investigation provM. tbe prnacb- The J. Wayland Kimball company, fancy furniture, of New York, are emberrasesd. Mortgages to tbe amount of *113,000 were filed at P.tiaburg Thursday by tho Krebs Lithographing company. At Cincinnati Tbnreday whisky advanced Prohibition is sueh a failure in that state drunk. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Tbengricullur*! implemant manufacturing toe. Tlie reeolution providing ’ for an inves­ tigation of the alleged aupprkeslqn of tbe The Manatee Sun chargod a citiaen of that Sun ivlcbcated its victory ; fa, the paper was printed rsrnlng to fulcra repeaters tlfiy«inno:» from the blltzwdy cold thli winFrom Galveston. Wednesday, there were without opposition. Cuandlor introduced Michigan railroads taka a full band In tbe David Whitmer, tbe last surviving sritui died Wednesday night at Richmond, Mo. Cleveland dispatchee announce tbe death tbe contracts for ordnauc*, armor, ete. Frye in tbe Cultivation-of the oottoo plant James Drew, H. A. Hawka and Theo loro daring that the president'* mrstage meant Fvesideot of Heidelberg college. Tiffin, O., a nd one o; 1orm«l chi the Wabash has bean laying ween Springfield, Illa, and March 1. with (37.0(0 capital. the Democracy on that inua. Marquette haute I 315.0uQ.«* feet of logs, the Michigan Central 148,000,000, and the De­ troit, Bay City & Alpena 2!S,OuO,Oua Q W. Btabelln, a Bridgman man. went a |3S,iXu club bocsa Blair strake ping treaty doors reopened, adjsuruvd. was incorjiorated at Topeka, Kan.. Friday, to bulkl n 1.3X1 line from Kansas City to El Paso. N. M.; a 530 mile line to Albuquerque, time, but brain was finally dispatched and inability to distinguish tbe railway's money worth »5UU,<Du, was sold Friday to O. O. foot ot thn h?l nt this point Hie accident occurred. From tbe mon intelligent accounts of the accident it appceni thirt] lira <ir» bad fairly got started I whru control of them wm At Monticello. Mb., Mr. Walter Tilson waa Sunday bad reflected on lira Rrpublicans ot •IS,OOH' Tbe Omaha Hernl.l he* started a fund for Mi*e Minnie Freeman, th* plucky Nebrnskn school teocl-.er who saved l»ec pupih by safely piloting them through the bJlxxard Third train from tLe track, uni the cars rolled Now that tbe Ohio women are demanding the imiwngdr coach, but not materially dntn- dured in tbn general . assembly u bill to jrxiple qu.eltly congregated, nnd mesmgsn tbe arrest of women in.civil notion for debt. lice, while willing hand* curried lbs injured iota nd j lining bausea Tnepaa^nger coach riav filled with people, many standing in tbe Coal has been struck near Emporia, Kan., it is understood that there is neither coni Tliobe-Carlble ca*a The speaker decided that no question of privilege was preeeutol Tbe Tbube-Carllsle case then came up on the Resolution to declare the tetter entitled to 7. The mass of Republicans dtd not vole, in tbe affirmative, and .Biker of Illinois. Breuer. Buchanan, Cuewlle. Hovey, Kerr bilb wore introlucid, among them tbe fol­ io* lug: Fertile construction of the Illinois and Mississippi River* cinal: placing salt ing os thst used for oaring fish; appropri­ ating *100,(100 for statue* to Ixsznn and ported, for *10,0(41, subject to a bonded indebUxlnres of *ll/.’.tXXl. ■ ate r- works. idopted. ' Northwester* Fuel company, occupied a cast in tbe rasddle of tbe car and wa* driven through a window and crushed lieneath the such circumstances' that I dd uo^nbaolately and cci.turners of t asrait (be lifting of tbe snow blockade. system fully belonged to otbsr parties. Robert, a bdy 13 years of age. When (he ear went over he fell in such a way that hl* hand wa* coxipletoly wo vend froui hi* arm, and the limblwas teiti laxste at tbe shoulder. e 1 internal injnnre, nnd pbysiut little hope of, hi* rerovary. */ u nephew of Chirf of . aiwl hs parent* nre at hatrxMixG, Mich., Jaa. 27. - In the Re publiren congrewsionnl convention bere Tnursday Henry W. Seymour waa nominated on • I... H.l-l. Jull.^ . ..Li.*.... -- TO SAVE THE FORESTS. Pp.elaJ Meeting ol Prominent Mloblgaa A couple nt orphan boys, while digging ‘. Tliorsoti WMigsd rstabltetim-nl. bad his israpL- who rofftrod about tbe I North, bead injured and fa nrm injunsl;- C. L. Dsrroi bend rot; A. Britrun: _ Hirer, head cut and skull suppw U tn b» fractrei, residing nt <>— Dayton aveunsf bead rut an I bruised; Mr. Kinlth nn l bl* two sons, *of Hallock & Donridseui— Mr. JSmtUi i* badl> ixffined by tlie stove, ami bis too sous are slightly itijprel Mr. Yallop.'of Ydlfoff fit Dvgroo:k sJijtitly injured. The wn-ck. bappimad tiriii- Haven J Corners, a business locality, nnd hundreds of people were immediately ou the ground, crowding around wounded people whose shrisk* an<l groins filled tl«> air. Tin snow at the horrible right. Tbe accident sm cairned by tha grip bring No blame ia attached to ItKamicn. Pa., two moorb* ago while working in a stove foundry in Philadelptfa was injured by an explorion of molten iron. Tb" ex plunion killed uno man and a quantity of the molten fluid flew into HoBenberger1* mouth and slipped down his throat, closing up tbe pe*­ ' sage leading to bb stoniacb. Since then it merit except by injecting it lu J qnid form. When in good health tbn young man weighed to a special committee of seven. then Ixtng a bridge across the Missiadnpi at BurttngkMi, la, was paewd. Falmer of tion shows 2,200.000 barroH sold during 1S87, besides Wu.tOO barrels shipped in bull; to Chicago packers Amount on hand Jan. 1, Itbd. I'.SUO.ON barrels. Ths association is rith Wallington C. Burt, of East Saginaw, bill to prevent undesirable immigration. Tbe ■ <bs party. daring ths forenoon vice president." adjourned. EELLEW BETTER LOOK OUT. ins*. Bn»»n kept gnii*if>K steadily during si fcgraActa. At this -jwtol tlra ntit* men forced 7:3J ji m, atal Seymour, of Hubbell adjournment to Marie, wrati evening ses­ sion. Hubbell made a deaperate fifbt. bat tlie sentiment of ttiectmveutiuu was unaliursbly ognlnkt him. Henry W. S-ymror ha* liecn a resident of Coffin, the allsged Insane young woman who emu softer* in employment. A lull noth- j „,w orjxlng a bridge acroi. the Mteteilppi at Mempbh was pw* I. Breck.aridra of Ar1.™ with k-in*i< hitrodue-vl a bill autborixmj; the _J. .< president to diwvmtume custom* district • ,M> n,ott,y ‘ 8 Henry*W. Archer * home was destroyed by fire while tbe family was attending a noighiraring party. ‘ z East Raginaw spent upward ot *13i.0X> during *87 iu extending ber aenerage system Some curious fellu lu offering resolutions for tbeVrmt>• res I v-ai mmcu <»» • isituis, v. Alabama <xslog:x-d Gro. W. Child*, prod | •««•»«I “ 10 dent ol the Iraard, and the bouse adjourned. | ■wnitT- A general Marqi kttx. Midi.. Jan. 27.—Ttt Den»o- ptustd a. molution Wedmreiay appropriate 1 Tuesday nigHl from •nlie cougrresloual cnhvenUou for the. ing fi.ftuO to Lnoas for ills fxpmsea tnreon- ! police hi a ^quarters, giving her dsempdo:i Elnventb dinricr of ^-Michigan tuet here Thu relay, and after a abort ami harmooiou* session, nominated Bartley- Breen, of Mernjm- dler's resolution asking taf<M*m*tio*i of the rjsere she will remain until a sbrrttr* jury naval office as to contract*, <•!&, for building upnn her case. One story Wwlooslay stated that she had. taken a train for your from and including ITO. and adopted. Tbe d'-flemney trill was tltwn i«*mmel,nre*nd- Chicago bor and Democratic purtioa cd in eorr.« unimportant partlral'irs, and poosod. An executive e«*ilo:i was then bold, COY AND BERNHAMER after wbieh tbe senate adjonrowL journed Satunlny evening, the full Jury to beans Tins uas the |K>IUical complexion of the Coy jury at imliannpolis. hlaturv appropriated *300,000 with which to erect a sold lam' mouumeot, to bo located in this city, anil appointed a commission ot su­ pervision. Friday the design submitted by Bruno Bcbmintx, of Berlin, waa accepted. terorating tho r.ntural conditions of tbe cli-‘ should lr." rt-niiiu* Jo protect tbt>' limbtr that port, of Bnrry county, entered a plea for the matrlmotii.nl bargain was couiummatel on Sunday. A Michigan man is tbe reputed author of w ■«» j tbe pmqrase of securing franchise* for light- C, \V. Garfield, in hi* addreoi this evening adv oretod the state buying al least six town­ ships of timber Ispd at the head watemnf tbe and I*rolnnor Fcrnow. ot Washlngt^/reed n paper ou “Tb.» Basb of Forestry Ugblaernge Mexican will have received an electric' ’tion. ” W. H. Hillman, of MariachtMetts, ad­ glare on the Yankee’s method of gathering vocated remitting taxm to stimulate tree| hi tne almighty dollar. niUnre.’ Th* convention closed Friday night. bail. Adrian’s netted over td.iiri. prewnted to tbe next legislature. TROUBLE LOOKED FOR. i.stiKi huffed It over to Harbor Springs for Ums anti imlated mail. Long time to wait Draux, Jail. 2^ —Father McFadden and Woods on Friday aftarnodii.but it waa Judgo Wofx’swas notified, aud Bemhanu-r guilty.and acquits Mutter. Mu- will b- board Thursday, tlie priionfrs being placed under *J,u<Xl bull each lu ths tnaontime aud allowed their liberty. During hte argument Fri-tay Judge Clay­ pool deoouhred County Clerk Sullivan as a villain. BteUivnd had been a witness in tbe when Hulilvan spat in Judge Claypool's fare and then struck him, remarking^ “In roar speech ycaterday you took advantage of me Judge Clay pool then made an attempt to attack Bullivar, wbrii they were separated Claypool afterward remarked: commerce, adopted It. THE MARKETS. A resolution waa ro- Lion as to whether tbe grtwoback cirenlatioo b up to the legal limit of The bill to aulboriss a bridge acroa* the Missi*- ganlxatiun of the “public laud strip'* Into thu WARtinsiTTOX Crrr. Jan. 27.—Tbe senate reoeiveii iratitious Thursday: From the Chi­ cago board of trade asking for retaliatory leg I-lotion against France and Germany for mission of Utah as a state; for Prohibition in comluctor*. The agrtfiiltaral ezperianeatal station *ppropriati>n wai reported end put on the calendar. The bill increasing month and proportionately increasing that aud now I wiH send him to tbe p-nitealiary ,if it take* the laft cent l’ve got." Sullivan's be constantly apjiala ptteooa'y for food. It is friends defend. him, while Mr. ClaypooPs >e pensions are *2,000 friends, with tbe peace-loving people, de­ nounce Sullivan. . noes—Bsrry, Colquitt, Coke, Harris, Reagan, s ruction which shuts out food from hie stom­ ach proving futile. ■ THE RECORD OF CRIME. ploded Pby • n««*> InmP <“ the hands of one of the man. David Raoee, Jr., was Instant­ ly killed end Matthews Davis. John . MeAL well and Blephen Ward were fatally burned. into tbe Michigan forests are being destroyed by tb-augar mi pie wa* mare profitable than anyother crop Dr. W. T. Bjtii estimated the timt«r desteoyed by flr> in the country as ooe-Mye.nth that used for mainufaiduring the Duluth. Rainy Lake. Hirer & Houth- Folldwtog e nate today; closed ' Mav. opened W»«c. closed 8H4AJC. Own—No. t February, opened 4M<c, theory o’ heredity, but a mother aud daugh­ ter were granted adhutoo on thn same day In the Gladwin circuit court Somethings Romeo folks are agitating tbe advisability of eutieing several manufactories that way. Hcnsible move. . Tbe jury In the famous Clay-Putnam dam- Cashier Allen, ot the wrecked Toronto Cen­ tra) bank, absconded Thursday, aud is now enjoying life in the United Bute*. Adsrb Seymour, ot Brooklyn, who has been then adjourned until Monday. A memorial from tlie Quakers ;of; ths United States. England. Canada and Ireland something to drink put of a glam. The woman relieving tbe plaintiff fromaecurity for costs rested on suspicion of having poisoned her. C. B. Hitcbejck, a farmer living near bring for tbe purpose of recovering the money again. Aoschlag was captured, aud have tweu confined at Londonderry awaltjail at 5 o’clock Saturday tnorning and cunveyad to Dunfanaghy. An immense crowd which bad waited outride the Jail al) nigbt in 11 unruly •while tbe prisoners were being thrown, but no damage done; tbe police fear folloring prices: Hoge-Market opmed fairly active but »<uy, no i-bangr In price*; HyM grades. gkmU&U: rougj 4heavy pack in4 «n<! shipping teta. *3.ai^.5 t«'! CaUto -KtaaJy: beevre. *4 0) MB; bulk. *S.7i&b®; <»«. *1.00jM.W; stock*S 0)j>0.00. Troduco: Butter—Fancy Kgin creamery, 30® IQU.UOO for alleaatiqg tho affictloM of plaintiff's wife from bor buabaod. H UUam Bennett baa received the nppoint- among the people. When Father McFadden and Mr. Blaine arrived at Dunfanagby, fully t.OOU persons W. W. Van Antwerp The local option elections held on tho 34th the veto was light There was but slight oppo- number of Ulis ot no special Importance gangway in tbe Nottingham wai - inquire with poor whisky, making the second trip to Marshall unacco<u)*aui«i by on officer. While the family of Cl C. W11 limns, of Wayland, ware alweqt from home, burglars of tbe public printer in foe re st io i as to fur- . loughs r>r discharge" from his office at a lime ; tion of Mason of Illinois tor an investtlga- prominent lumber- Cnrtaiuiy it would seem that If 1 to the iraunty calaboose and went unattended. 1«rnmiiteiit *d-tety l» ly, »itlf?re<l ititrrna] inj irlee. and |n.»y w>t r —*- ••— '• 'Ihomm. of jlilu-aulteo, Mix RiettHtM, her ctinp ‘ carnival, were ilmtidOoed Appear- penmens which waa married land a highly rrep-ctel dtixeu. . Holly preprinting *130,04) to build an air ship The t TO FILL MOFFATT’S SEAT. slight my busband's name has thus received. from The Cacixx^Tl, 0.. Jan. 30.—Mrr. Thomas A. Hendrick*, widow <y tho late vice-president, arrived here Sunday moruing from Catlfor- and welcome, by applying io Cadilac chief nte. eu route for Indianapolis. Bho aaid in answer to a question that she thought Cleve­ land might have’ a strong opfiooent, and then procNxled as follows: . sumption erica imbroglio; withholding patents for tend open, aud tbe |ieopte <iraggvd out. iriturual Tbe boarding bouse of a Schoolcraft gen-' palgu. MhS. HENDRICKS DISSATISFIED. prisoners which waa deafening. expected. Trouble is trateloew. UWaLO) |ier bbl. Apple* -Cbotre, Bbepparxl, arrived of tbe Buchanau wind-mill company. They Michigan grand lodge, F. & A. M., held Uoo of the fight in which the suit originated; also a bill pro­ viding for terms of court as Qrincy, Illa morning hour, from Feb *1, for public boiIdlug bilb was resisted by filibustering, and the house adjourned without action on the mat- Governor Wilson will probably act. home and *10,000 worth of property. lynching. Tbe Hitchcocks formerly lived at Elgin, lite amended by the senate. A bill was intro­ duced providing tor the appointment of a dwelling. Luea, H,W; insurance, Begole. Regolc « will add *1(10.001) to tbe appropriation. A London tUwplIon u> Irlslimcn. Lon DOX, Jan. 28.—Arrange monte have 1 sen completed for giving a public reception io Ixjrd Mayor Frill van and Editor O’Brian previous day tbe H.tchcocki bad sold tbeix x-r from public teat of lumbar and >u,'«.«n ehtagbs. City was •«MR �= :: Woolen socks ol coat at WRbey'v •r mUl 8econd Io none tn tbe country bazar. Now is tbe time to buy. A HUNT ON THE PLAINS. HOW SOLDIERS CHASED ELK*.IN A rlick etran<er walked Jato Hop­ per's grocery, Middleville, Monday night, and succeeded in tbe absence of tho proprietor Id Inducing the latter** wife to change a S2.00 bill. Tins bill proved U> be confederate currency, but the a. s. skipped out before he could be arrested. “Y«w; and l‘m awfully glad 1 met you. nil me What kind of a rwnoti thb Mr*. THE NEBRASKAN HILLS. “Oh. abe'na xptendld woman; no voted. Snow Balls. •“What I that woman over there in a blue Kot more than a hundred yards away was bonnet trimmed with green? Why, Mr* a fins groutuagof «'»“»' tha* would bavo dwlighted tie- brert ot Ixindarer. and certainly delighted mine. Slowly rotreatuig until tlie Dostoc TranscripL_________ __ frictidlv ridg«' onro more covwt’l us, WO ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. craw In i back through the rahte* torejmi Party of young folks at t\ A. uur horw* a**! our impatient comrade*. Ax I moiuatixl 1 huid brinfly that our time was Hough's Tuesday evening. al hand and Uh* l»ttie not far off. I Irlieva One of the celebrated Altjine grates Ute horse- know this b-ttw than the imm, for as I camo crawling lawk through the a:o« is to be placed in tbe Hastings bouse. ever,' rouiuc cur in the party folio wed me aThe band was out for the first time clowlv a* if I bad n btuhcl of onto iu mv last evening. Tbeir appearance and pusM-Akm; a.id when I mounted my own music were creditable. little wrn-l th-wa- tnmbllug front heed to Tuk Hankin concort drew a big U to gnin infoniwtom In hU own peculiar house last night, and the entertain­ way. Every lionw in that platoon knew 4* ment was pleaslug to all. weUaaerety man what wax abend of hlmjThe small boys who congregate and letter, too, f*T nil ot them h«tP^bo.-i\.^n tbo“- exciting eha <-< more timre thanrtwv- nt-hilt the new depot make a large abicd thifh of d*> party. The only n<4*.« that nufeance which the marshal ought to broke tlte hushuf thertill morning were a stop .summarily. few hurried wbbp-ni nnd the unxinoux clicks Wk ake pleased to note that Will of tbe luiwcii lock* ax tbe cartridge fell Croty, upon whom Dr. Lowry per­ formed a serious and painful operation for ear trouble is much improved. hundred yards away, ax if they were a charge Dn. Lathrop's book sale Is no “adof fixed bayonet*, awl the ml dilated no*.verttsing job” for the Dr. does not need iturawl that Uwr, too, felt all the rxeitwncnt any advertising in this community. but; is a bona tide sale at very low priees: f Tint rtJSX OF CAMFAIO*. H AVI NO moved into larger and bet­ We had arranged our plans the night I*- ter quarters, Witbey’s bazar will soon few. and n<pv we hurried to carry them out. show a much larger line of goods in Down tbe bothw of the ravine the bunteni, every department. Low prices 6n all arptirated from «*• another by a spare Of goods. from three to four yards art! Taring the ridge th.it hid us from tho uiumqwting elk. Wm. J. Cakveth, who has been very were rtrrtoted like a iJrirniidi line, while I seriously ill with typhoid lever at the Jackson prison, is improving, so Clem­ ent Smith has been informed by the Looking hurriedly along the little line, 1 row prison chaplain. that all were reedy, with the loaded carbine* Du. Lathrop's special sale of books pointing i:i 1 ho air, the butt' retting on tho right thigh-*, and n couple of xjnn, cart ridges commenced Feb. 1st. He will sell for 80 daya books at the lowest possible carbine high in tbe air as a signal for rtart- price. Do not fail to see the list of books he has and the prices. prancing walk, brought the carbine down to Wyman NeweLl, of Hope, got the a level, aud tbe lino took up a tn* fur a lingers of his right hand tuo close to d.w:> yard-. Then 1 mixed the carbine iuu- tbe saw in Nash s mill yesterday. Dr. > Lampman amputated one of the fingers •winging gallop. Half way acrom the and may have to take pff two more. treated wupc, the carbine wax r-uxod to full A. 8. Dean fell from a loaded sleigh arms length, and wo burst over tlie ridge at a gait that Hanover or Iroquois might envy, last evening in such a manner that one and with an, unbroken Hue worthy of the of his ribs was broken and his foot Cent Garde*.. Tiw swift ixupetu* carried the badly smashed by the sleigh-runner. the xlrepr elk ttefon, tho latter gained tbeir His injuries are not serious but are feet, nu<i by tin- time tlte dunifoundi*! brute very painful. ba<l "bttwhrtl"—tlx- fird oct. of an affrighted The JV. C. T. V. salt waterpocial last herd—wo were right in among them. evening was tlie largest ever seen here. Many of the older hunters dropjted tlu-ir Tbe refreehnwnts were elegant, and ing thdr rrvuiverv, drlkervd a dwidh Are at served in true shilor fashion, it was a blinding range. Dashing through this little very success! ul affair, and reflected bewihk-reih lieni like a pud of wind.* tbe credit upon its projectors.. buntingTerty siting to tho leftuf tbeslope John Watson, of Yankee springs, got drunk and resisted officer Waite, itb all the j who attempted his arrest. He was n»ul. nUlk -r l«nl Uttfer ■ < j.nrf however, ,o4 „ „u ,17.1 c no. U.<1 lor brio, drSk. <rf llr ta»r». U-~ mu o doriUr Uw* He ,1U prolmbly wllte l—W*— .«b wwjJnjrtly vary M bltn lor frabUni ui ontarr. exi-triuriit. for order* had ix-n trm-ii t!u»t • cxriteiueut Frei» Heath will occupy the build­ had broken i> a:i-organiml run tn n detinilo ing vacated by Withey’s bazar with n cour.c. As tlie western wall of •Ikjbarna stock of drugs. As a druggist, he has O|v-nMl in that direction, with a princuly bir-!< nt Uw bead, ttere went up from ux a no superior in Michlgafi. As he is a yell ibi.t elore thu very douds, aud scattered hustler and will make an energeticthe bond only to luinch again. That -bout push for tradeJve expect' to aed him delayed ther.i hardly three shsmuU,.but that get to the front He has the Banner's three icm-nd- nuuk- a sucixas of Ute hunt, best wishes for success. every dtiarn tud whiter now hi- own indi­ vidual comtn.inder. and rr»poe»ihh- for hrs bipr hail been knoc’.vd from hi* band by tbe burns <>l a plunging buck, while nrer me. on the left, a burly Wurlmnb*rgvr eurporal, with empty, smoking pistol, brought the bar­ ground ktimned. It was bund to hoof tux! grmt nurging maaa broka to thu wedwanl till* time hod helped u» in tracking them; for, a» the herd urged ahead, there i-amo ibowent of Miww balls, of iron Hk» con­ face, and aa» iurpasood only by those thrown by the iionwtA ttemMlvra, which, strung out in disorder, the men and bona* in tte rear had to faro an wall. Kvmyball Hint struck a beuw .kdayrd luiu. One {nan. strtick on the head, wa* disabled from managing his .reins, uhileanother, struck full In the face,' had hi* tipper lip split open to the troth. Manx followed his example and withdrew rktuns. nod tlie two wagons with n nupdvr of men putting in nn npjvaraiwe from camp, wa retnxrsl wir >4cj“ to it, each one j c«xmattag In* pTwinal advent uro*. tent and reported: "The wagons nr<* in with »< hwatJu» in Tlie Cetrtnry. control ten, a* in European ciffra. They In I., .......... 1.. _ 1 .... .... .. waltere. Tbe fact Is, the uv,-rngt- Airterlcnn diner 1» the brat natured man on earth. The x-weiu nf the hi*;lteBt. rank in tbni-ountrv trill acwjrt attendance ia Uk- dining room thnt would drive n Pr-nv.-lnnon Into hyttcriau The full-bhxMlcl Auwrteon. if hh dictation w jicrtet t. will l<«r anythlngwith nu m>v ;;ood nature. If n indued wnita-r from Parix or Lon>t>m >. platiHl in onu of our Itniliug hotel or reotaurant diulng rtx>nu, lx- h conepicnous for Ms ilcferetM.-c and najoct. 1 Io U [xilitc, qukk and dexterous, awl aUrmpts to wnltt Rood diuratiou by hU.-wlug u drain- to plow at every, iwnrment. But apoiig Americuu patroiM tliuM* iuiUI-. will uoar out la les., tbnn —Hotel Boarder in Globe Denio-rat. There is much Interest taken by the association to secure the soldier’s mon­ ument here in their work. They have seen numerous designs; but the one that suits them best is a 40 feet granite, drawings of which are exhibited by a Philadelphia dealer. The monument will be capped by a statue of a soldier. It would make a fine ornament to court yard square. But nothing is too good for tbe soldier bdys. Bev. Oviatt desires through tbe Banner to extend bis thanks to the memliers of the Baptist church and friends who recently gave him a dona­ tion of 850. More than the money, be counts of value the kindly feeing shown him, and feels great!v encour­ aged to renew bls efforta for the builll ing up of the Baptist society of Hast­ ings. Considering the size of the so­ ciety and the unfavorable weather the donation was very good Indeed. •Some gossips started the rumor that Sherman Fowler was implicated in the robbing of the grave of Eddie Branch. We are happy to aav that the officers find nothing,at all to implicate Mr. Fowler, j»ud completely exonerate him from even suspicion. The arrest of an­ other party ahould set lhe matter fully at rest so far aa Fowler is concerned. We are in reoeint of a letter from Sherm indignantly protesting against the connection of his name with the affair. He is particularly agrieved over the matter since the late Mr. Branch and himself were old and good friends and former schoolmate^ No one who knows Sherman Fowler would for an instant think him guilty of such an offtmae. Obituary. DIKD-Iu UH* atty, January xrth, IMS, Hamtiel Whereas As it has pleased tbe Supreme Euler of the universe to re­ move by death from our midst brother Samuel La Fever a member of our order be it . Rewind. Uy the officers and mem­ bers of the Local I nion No. 80, of car­ penters and joiners of Hastings. Mich., that In the death of brother LaFevcr wc have lost a faithful member and an earnest worker in our camuj. Rewired, Although we deeply re­ gret the removal of our brother w»fully realize that what is our loss is his gain. Rewired. That we deeply aymoathlxe with the relatives and friends of our deceased brother in their deep affliction: and be it . H That "J °°py °r U1"* rcso3uttorm be presented to the friends of our deceased brother and also to euch Ith! newsoapers published in this cltv for publication, and be ft fuither /rerofrerf, That OUr charter be , wt vntt»EK or err ll»Ulp. Ju. 11K, )Wj ft* ■ Harvey Rockwell, aged 35, of Carlton, has shown violent symptoms of insanity lately, and had threat­ ened to shoot members of his family. He was brought before J udge Cole Tuesday, who hud him committed to the county jail for the presi-ou Hix cate will be iiefore lhe probate court next Monday. continue to multiply. 1LT.F. Dodds, of PcanaylvMDia, an expert miller, and a relative ot Mr. W. I'. Sidnam visited tbe latter last week, and while here paid a vlxit to tbe new milk pronounc­ ing it complete In every roxpect. To utill further test It. and not at the sug­ gestion of any one. be went Into wme of the grocery stores of the city where Hastings, Grand Rapids and other brands of flour are kept for sale. He put the various samples of flour to every teat known to tbe scientific mill­ er. sbd pronounced the Hastings roller will flour superior to most of the sam­ ples tried and the equal of tbe l*®t Grxnd Rapids patent and ns good as any flour ou the market. This testi­ mony, coming an it dftes unsolicited and perfectly volnntary, and from a first class authority on the subject is proof positive that when tbe people of .Hasliugs and vicinity want the best flour that modern milling can produce, they can get it at tbe Hastings roller mill. Mr. Dodds had previously visit­ ed the Geo. T- Smith's Middlings Puri­ fier Co '* uiodri mill, and says tbe Hast­ ings roller mill flour is equal to that made at tbe model mill. * On Monoay evening last occurred Lhe much talked-of and longingly look­ ed for lenp year party. During the day it was plainly evident that something unusual waa about to haj>peu. HastInga' pretty misses were seen on the streets throughout tho day, iu pain ami larger groups, walking hurriedly to and fro aud from the piecwi of con­ versation a passer-by could hear It was cosy to infer that each one was bound to appear at her very best and do all tn her power to add to tbe success ot tbe Auxtln. all party. That they realized their fondest hopes is acceded by ail who were pres­ ent and the gentlemen speak iu thehighest terms of their entertainment by the fair creatures. The guests were assembled abbot 8:30 and the dancing was It'd off by a grand inarch led by Mrs. T. J. Bush, of Jackson, tc whom tbe honors of the occasion were will­ Franc Tinkler. ingly granted, and she was assisted by Martin A. Kant. “ Walter Wilkins. During this march it Mora A. Au>t1n. " did not require a state weather bureau Mellntim Bowen. Wiltoe. Eaton <!o. to prophesy that tbe crowd would Mr*. Mary' Hatch, City ' prove too great tor the rooms allotted to it This was a source ot Inconven­ ience throughout t»-e evening and yet every on" made tho Lest ot existing cir­ cumstances and finally got so they really enjoyed the crowd. In fact, everything passed off very pleasantly and most successfully. There were K^er present nearly 100 couples. The sup­ per furnished by Mr. Parker was got­ ten up in excellrn'.atyl.*. Lee's orches­ tra. assisted by two musicians from Squier'a band. Grand Rapids, rendered, excellent music. The gentlemen who attended this party were so w ell pleased with their treatment that they now want the number of every year divisi­ amTsm ... rtaxter. fas ble by 4. Bral Hldra Dr. J. T. Govcher. of Nashville,* was arrested Monday, charged with at­ tempting to rob the grave of Eddie Branch. The Dr. is quite sick at his home, and Justice Jus. B. Mills and Vnder Sheriff 1*. A. Sheldon went to I ADDITIONAL COUNTY NtWS his home .Monday, where thcarrext was made. He gave .bail yesterday for 91.000 and will have his examination Eliza Montan. Belle Barnum. Lena next Moudav. in our last issue we Kelsey, and Minnie Wood are<m the mentioned the attempted robbery ot sick list. Branch's grave. There were rumors Scarlet fever in tbe Yerty neighbor­ •that his body bad l>een actually re­ hood. Mr. Runyan's only daughter moved. and to satisfy the public as died last week with the same. well as to secure addiUonal evidence, if Miss Sadie O'Dell visited our school any could be found. Officer Sheldon ac­ on Friday last. companied by the Banner scribe went Our school was reduced from an av­ to the scene of the attempted grave erage attendance of about fi3 on Mon­ robbery on Thursday. Down near the day last to 37. Nearly all sick. rough 1‘Ox which contained the coffin I Jay Barnum .is very low. , were found a small bandeMW and a David Ragla has a cousin and wife, dark lantern. Tbe top of the box was , of Lowell, visiting him. found to be smashed iu for half its V. 8» Boiee and wife spent Sunday at length, also the top of the coffin. The J Ed. Bump's. body was found as the attempted rob-1 ber had left 1L It was taken out.' cleaned, placid in the coffin and again Ladies aid societv to-day, Wednesday, interred. The day after the attempted at Mr*. Sutiierland's. robbery, evidence of a fire at the head Allie Kipp, of Bedford, spent Sunday of the grave, also a number of burned with his people. . matches were found. A piece of a lie „ .-.cwu*, Wednesday evoking,me theom. 8th.me tbe u*uu band rein was also found, and another por- bovs will give an oyster supper at the Uoa of the same strap was found al»ut Itantteld halt E very one b cordial! v inthe neck of the corpse. With these | vitecL ‘ clues, 1'nder Sheriff .Sheldon proceeded 1 On the tith day of February. Norman to work up the case. A Nhshville bar- Elaey, who at the present time is atness-maker recognized the strap as one tending school at Kalamazoo, nnd MIm of his manufacture, and stated that he Myrtn Edmunds, of Galesburg, will be had lately sold three such straps to Dr. united in marriage. Goucher. It was found that Dr. Gouch-1 Next Saturday at the church there er bad bought of a Nashville dealer will be a township tend era’ aasodation some time aince a dark lantern, pre-, of the township of Johnstown. There ciselv like the one found. Also that he has been an interesting program prehad had the one found repaired, bat not ‘ pared, and it: is expected the meeting very recently, nt a certain shop in our | will be very behefidal Not behefldal to to teachers. teacher*. Not sister village. These facts, together Aonly are all the teachers of Johnstown expected to be present, aiTfriends with other damaging circumstances,v--------*-»•-« ------------- *but — — ... led to Goucher’s arrest. The Dr. twara to education. 1‘arenta, be present and an unsavory repbtatlon at Nashville, you will be ahown what an interest is and has been drinking pretty bard of taken In your children; potalbiy you late. , “Royal” Absolutely Pure The Test of Aity isSm! R0THING glfeeEEDS blKE’af. Dr. J. A. Baughman, mb.Specialist. HASTINGS, MI&< . Is able and proud to refer those who may inquire a.s to iii> success in the treatment of chronic disorders to a largte num­ ber of The Leading Citizens of Barry and Adjoining Cqurjties. Remember that his borne has been in Barry county for many years: that he has made the treatment of Chronic I»Leases a Special Study f©r Years. He uses all tlie latest and most approved methods for the treatment of Chronic cases. He is not prejudiced in fuvor of any school. The remedy that suits the case in hand, lio mat­ ter what school uses it, is the one he applies. With him tbe test of ability to (Jure in the case of any remedy is it> sucre'.* in actual practice. n Read, Read, Read If you are suffering. <lo not despair. Dr. Baughman can point you to a number of fia^esi where patients had given up.aB hope of life and resigned thenwiv^ to a belief that they must »oon die. To-day they are well men and many of them prominent in busines> and social circles. It would be a violation of sacred confidence to give tbe names of any of the hundreds of testimonials we have. The originals can be seen, however. We quote from a few: One say.-: **L have thrown away my crotches and am no longer a sufferer from rheumatism. In mv case vou have made a complete core.” ‘ . Another says: “1 find that your treatment for catarrh in my case has been highly successful. I cannot tell vou how grateful to-you I feel.” ' , A lady uses this language: '*1 have suffered from female weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of dollars' in vam efforts to get relief. Not until I put my case in vour hands did I experience that relief. Now I am hearty and well. . ' A gentleman writes: “1 wa* suffering terrible with kidney oimplamt. Many physicians declared 1 had Bright's disease. You were the first to give me encouragement and since puttong my case in your charge I have'obtained the relief I hoped. . I am able to do my work the same rs before I was taken sick. ’ One patient who thought himself in the last stages of con­ sumption and had been assured that such was the case by his physicians nuw writes: “Dear Dr: I am feeling better ami The only Baking Powder yet found by chemical unnlysh stronger every day, and feel sure that persistence with your to lie entirely free from lime, and absolutely pure, is the • remedies wjHlie Rewarded with a complete cure.” And it will, rpei। trouble was. his other physicians lacked the mean> *• Royal.’* This perfect purity results from the exclusive use of correct diagnosis of the case. Instead of being in the 1*4 stages of consumption, the lung tissues had but just began to of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent break down. * processes, which totally remove the tartrate of lime and other impurities. The cost of this chemically pure cream BEAR THIS IN MIND. of tartar is much greater thnn any other, and it is nsed m3by his extensive research, large practice and in no baking powder but the “Royal.” modern methods andapplmnces for the practice of medicine, Dr. Edward O. Uvi, formerly analytical chemist fur is able to correctly d^ose a case where others would fail. This is of the greatest importance tbe I*. 8. Government, who made lhe analyses for the Nev, York State Board of Health in their investigation of iiuking powders, and whose intimate knowledge of the ingredients of all those mH in this market enables-him to speak :mIhoritml vely, says of the purity, wholesomeness. and superior ' worth your remembering is t jiat Dr. Baughman treats onjly, Chrome diseases. He is a specialist iu that line. For that quality of the “Royal”; ■oason he cun treat them much mere successfully than the “ I have teste.1 a j'ncluige uf R(>yal regular practitioner. In short, he readily cures cases where the regular physician fails. which 1 pnrolMMd in tbe open market, and find it nmr>t<a _„2? ’er®lore- if you suffer from auy form of Chronic di.-ea-e of ptire and wholeaome ingredients. rt b „ fnr(ar ' yOU CBU.“et,rirf>t here in Hastings by lb. powder of a high degree of merit, ami does not rotitaiu trA»f^?,a»n»i!hr etTn<> a»l successful methods . “ eatmant that yob can get only in tho large cities, ard the either alum or phoaphau*. ^JUyJajuHou, Mtheum e.' , ANOTHER FACT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-02-08.pdf 7fa8afe99fe2f8e0f4fc5a879855c053 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXII. NO. 41. The Hastings Banner. \ County News. ruaLtanab wkuxksdays. at Hastings, Barry Co., Mich., The following person* are author eelvo «ub«-ripltor>* for the Raxxkk: Weriey Myer*. Woodland Center, D. M. Mvers. Gerkey. W. h. Atlklu*. Montan. . O. Hale. Nauhvitle. BUB8CRI PTION KATES MrKelvi^r, Xante Grove. Pretton Jewell. Assyria. Pottnuuter. tacey. price of subseriptlos will t»o»ltl,«lj be Sl.JS. Fotttniuter. Banneki. " O'DnunrIL lt> either CMC 15 rest* will be added for portwhen »uherlbrr reside* enUtdr oc the •ounty. COOK &_NISKERN. S ADVRP.TIBING RATES: . \ »n» nlntnu per year. .;............................*100 00 Kim eh<r*e lor special position*. JOB PRINTING. Kipectal rridn l* felt in the Job Priatlni; De- D. 4- Moribund. Cedar Creek. -F. (». Norwood. Delton. JofaaHtenn, Hickory Corner*. ltro«u b Cairo*. Prairieville, fijroa Fhhtr. Crewy’* Comer. HASTINGS. MICH., FEBRUARY 8, 1888. MILO. Delayed 1-etter. Revs. Babcock, of Prairieville, and Rose, of Kalamazoo, are holding a ser­ ie* of meetings here this week. F. E. Tish, of Allegan, spent Sunday at his father’*. t The secretary of the county board of inspectors is here to investigate charg­ es made against the teachers, and pos­ sibly Our school will close. Carrie Jessup is visiting her sister near Shelby this week. Mrs; 8. Jessup is on the sick list this week. Nettie Englund has gone to Otsego to woik. DELTON. DeUied tettor. Our fine s’eighing still continues. ■ H. Pierce and family, of Richland, visited at M. Woodard's tostBundav. New time card of trains took effect Feb. 1st Trains now pus this station going south at 8.45 a. m. and 3.-29 p. m.. going north at 11*^1 a. m. and 6:15 P- m An old gentleman representing him­ self as a phrenologist gave a verv en­ tertaining ( ?) lecture upon the subject al our school home last Friday evening. The way he told some of our young people how little they knew, and yet bow much they thought they knew, “was a caution. A leap year party at the residence of W. H. Chase this (Tuesday) evening. W. C. Towne aud W. A. Spaulding sold their sheep last Moaday for five cents straight^ John Holden received a cat of oats Monday. H. W. Williams informs us that he has another car of that nice yellow corn on the way. Louis Williams is somewhat under the weather this week. Three horses belonging to H. W. Williams broke from their enclosure last Thursday evening and ran north on the railroad track, only a few mo­ menta ahead of the evening express train. It being quite dark no one knew of their whereabouts, and the approach of the train frightened them so that two attempted to cross a bridge some ten or twelve feet wide, and whllu one succeeded the other fell between the titnl>er*. Fortunately the prostrate animid was discovered in time tq stop Che Hying train within a few feet of the bridge, and with the aid of volunteers, the train men with some twenty or thirty minutes work raised the honwito his feet and he walked leisurely away, with itpporently the addition of onlv a few bm-ses. It was a close call how­ ever, for what might have proved a very serious accident. Wheat 81 cents. : FBKKPORT. Jacob Wolf to lick with a twd cold. Mr*. Morey Teeple visited at J. Iteuter'a Saturday. J. Yarger waste Grand Rapids Tues­ day on buainen;' . Bob. Ho! mm ipent Sunday at hto home in Ada. John Wallace was men on our streets Saturday. Geo. Beeler to preparing to build a hav barn the coming Bummer. H. Parks and son ara cutting wood for Ruckle Bros, brick yard. Mrs. John Beeler is among tbe sick this week. Dr. A. J- Wright was in town Wed­ nesday. T. L. Rogers now drivea a oew haroeas make by Norman A Hinkley. Will Holmes and Ed. Ferguson were in Hastings Thursday. C. J. bmalcber took the train Satur­ day for Ads, where he will spends few days with relatives and (nestis. John Beeler was at Carlton center Bunday. Town Treasurer Brew wat in Hast­ ings on business Wednesday. John Teeple and wife are visiting friends In Woodland this wwek. The telegraph wire Is now stretched from Lowell to Freeport, and will soon be in operation. Holmes Bros, shipped 22 carloads of ship timber trom thia place to Detroit last week. Miss Eliza Fox and Miss Anna Brunner visited F. E. Brunner’s school in Carlton F rid ay. Mr. and Mrs. Chapel, of Grand Rap­ ids, were the guests of Geo. Perkins people Friday and Saturday. J. G. Reuter and Albert Gooch, Sr, were in Hastings Thursday on business. Simeon bteokle is the owner of • fine new single hvnrm. D. E. Wallens made a business trip to Grand Rapids Tueeday, and was ao companied home by his mother. Jacob Smdeher. Be, who has been very sick tho past two week*,!* report­ ed much bettor. . Married, Jan. 31. Samuel Roush, Jr, of this place, and Miss Clittle I^tndon, oj Carlton. O. J. Teepte’s people enjoyed a -visit from bi* sister and daughter, of Hast­ ings. last week. Mrs. Perkins, of Cascade, returned to her home Saturday, after a short stay with her son Ge<>.. who has been very sick, but Is much l<ettcr. Miss Rose Wilson, who visited at J. G. Reuter's, returned to her home in Fayette. Ohio. Wednesday. Norman A Hinkley think It does not pay very well to leave their harness shop unlocked, us they are minus one dozen harnesses by so doing. Otto Culler and wife start for Indiana Tucsdav, and will make that state their future home. They leave many friends in this vldnity, who wish them the best of success. WHOLE NO. 1706. Rev. Perry wffl aomnenae a series of revival ryaetlng 3ftMdgy evening of this week<—im sd by Mr. May wocd, of XUr. Hom. of Kalamazoo. continues the meetings much interest thus far. Mrs. Rose Temple spent Saturday and Sunday with her Filters in Kals- Dr. McLsay 1* able to attend to busi­ ness again. Johnnie Cairns and wife spent a day or two in Kabunasoo lot.week. g slowly, Mrs. Tempto M RhrtorfcaAOu in the school next FndaFOne of our MM ladien having too many beaux to Bf atring. stayed at home from th* MM year social last week. Moral-Aoat 10 »° wlth tw<, gentlemea to «M and the asms a. w, «i<uup. imuKnuii'. l'o*Uu:uter. Yankee Spring*. Humb! Hurrah for Delton. C. W. Arntrironc. Bowen* Mill*. Monrr nald to these acent* will be receipted It is now a settled fact as to having (or by tie Han nidi proprietor*. :>o(f we tru»t a roller llourtng mill at this place. Mr. all subscriber* al the places Darned who have not settled with u» will, between till* date and Dobbs, of I'enn-ivlvania. has signed a New Years, pay their subscriptions to the contract to build and maintain a Baxx**'b agent* named above. 12 thousand dollar mill, with elevator UMtlnp I* a dir of 3,000 mople. snrrouadfd attached. 8ome of our most enterpris­ i»j a neb and retMpertra* conutry. Mid bi the ing farmers are stockholders to the enunly *e*t of-flarry eoanty. It* kwcion on grand and noble enterprise. The build*' three natural terrare* tiring from the Thorn­ ('BURY'S CO It NEBS. Mr. Harter’s uacfe,of Balam stop, is apple river, could hardly be nirpaewd. With ing Is to be a four story brick with Our sleighing bids fair to go. ns it stone tiaseruent. la beautirully shaded street* and handsome visiting friends tore. home*, it afiords nn excellent residence place. has been thawing'for the past three D. B. Cooper has returned from visit­ Still lots are being sold, and Mr. Bush The city ha* graded senool* ot the blgUeit da vs. ing relatives up north. to meet the demand h*a concluded to •Undard ot excellence, also a school Ubrar> -»>( fiev. David Reynolds and wife were i JOO volume*. Mid elegant *ctiool building*. It Our sawmill to now doing the best have an additional plat made. Hurrah Im* Ove ehurehes, three excellent newspaper*, called to the bedside of Mrs. R.’s moth­ for Mr. Bush, a man with his heart in and niedt work. and numerous societies of the secret and benev­ er. who is seriously ill. C. Collins expects to' go to Orange his hand; and to Mr. J. R. Bush we olent order. It ean boast ot a* floc a >\»tevn oi Mr. and Mrs. Rocklnmon were sur­ owe to-day the growth of our thriving water wort* as any city po»»e»*es. which furto oom men ce his job of finishing oars. nl»h>r.itcr of unsurpassed purity and adapta- prised by their numerous friends last The surveyors at the C. K. A 8. R. R. town.; slon for homehold purpose*, and alio secure week. passed through here on Monday last to Lumber is being drawn on the adeotiafai protection against Cre. It ha* twd Itev. Divine preached at the school ground for several dwelling houses, good trnnka. whleh extend every possible ac­ correct their line frog* Hastings to comodation to patron*, and two new hotel*, one house last Sunday at three o'clock. Portland. and the saw mill yard is fast filling ot which is now open to the public, that have no Will Cooper and nelce. Marv Gilbert, with logs. It yoa want to enjoy a good tone superior In any ettv of three time* the popula­ tion of Hasting*, it* buxine** mcaandbu*l- visited at Enos Barber's, the past week. dancing come to Woodland, but be very Mr. Dobbs agrees to put In machinery A. C. Towne is seen on our streets :»ea* hpevv are folly abreast with the time* In careful or you can get your month in the roller mill to be made In the state P?w*h **d enter;>rl*e. It ha* already a uuml>er quite often of late. K , slapped whether you are a lady or of Michigan. of nourishing manufacturing enterprlsro. Rut C. Honeywell and wife have return­ gentleman. -/ it* devclouemeot in tbl* direction hit* been Henry Campbell, of Cedar Creek, bindred by lack of proper transportation taclli • ed from a week’s visit with friends in was in our midst, looking fur a lot to Mr. Haight says that somebody moat tire. The Michigan CentnU ha* long been It* Olivet. have the postoffio* ae ha expect* to erect * store building. Il ope be may only railway. But thl* fall the Chicago. K*!u Lena* McKay is visiting friends at .succeed. mazoo & Saginaw R. K. ha* been completed U> Hasting*, making it nearer Chicago bv roll this place. Farmers ar* drawing their wheat than eithrt Grand Rapid* or Jackson. It I* the now, realizing good, price* for it at this tau-ptw ot the prelector* of this line to extend NASHVILLE. NORTH-RAST HARTlNCMk ■the same to Saginaw next rear, which «111 point Hastings and Kalamazoo are make the C. K- *• 8. one of the best line* tn. A small dwelling house belonging to both represen ted here. Something almost every oneha*- -* Michigan. The Ix>well S. Hatting* railroad ha* Chas. H. Brady in the northeast part of cold, Mr. Iiuested now carries the mill for been graded and Ironed from towel! s-vulh to Charln Anders, of Hop*, is spending Freeport, eight miles nortn of Hastings. The town, burned Bunday morning about this office for a short time. . The I. O. G. T. at Yankee Springs a week with his sister Berth* darmtm. right of way has been secured aud most <>f the two <?c!ock. No one lived in the build­ elected tbe following officers for the ending beeu done from Freeport to Hasting*. ing at the time, but Charley De Waters' Prayer meeting at Qeo. Whitney’s This road Will be extended to Having* in l*w. household effects were stored in It and ensuing quarter last Friday night: ItOWENS MILLS. last Tuesday ntehU rl'tt and it i» expected will al«o ws pushed on Io , Chief—W. J. Ritehie. Battle Creek. These two new roads will give were totally de^yoyed, the fire not be­ iHhTril letter. The tick thte we4c are P>oJ Vico—Laura Buskirk. ' Hasting* a* flu* tran*|>ortaiivu fariiitie* a* ing discovered In time to save any of Bump. Ida Browfc, Lewia MatlhMrs. Gtxx Richard Is hauling bay to Grand could be desired, and make It one of the very them. Sec —Corp Brooks. Berths Baraaim, Arab Barnum. Bewitt lUpiifa. beat point* for manufacturing establishment* Treas. — John Everhart. P. C. Yates famous horse, Dolly, who Murdock, Homer Lester and Albert to locate. Ta secure such I* tbe alm of the citlMni. Wm. Hunt's nephew. Ernest Financial Sec —Allie Burpee. xeM of Hasting*, aud It offer* most lltorei in had a record of 2:10 (for nalf-ruile.) died Warner. dueemenL* for such institution*. Certain!) no lost Week, and was buried with utiliUry Andrews, is spending several weeks U. G.—Cary Willey. MyrU Kingsbury has returned to her visiting relatives tn this vicinity. better place for any branch of manufacturing, F. G - Gertie Wells. home at Klnnbiry* Mills. •specially hiruitureAnd woodwork, could be honors. “Ring the bell softly, there's The .weather being fine, evenings Marshal—Fred Raymond. selected aud a iiwral bonus will bs given for crape on the door. John and Jimmie Marshall, of Grand inoondight and sleighing good, the the location here ot auch e»ubll*nmenti. made Loren E. Clark and mother -----l|ev. Robt. Bramiltt announces a Rapids, have been vbdting at their Good iTemplars night cap social was lUstint* i* wood to enter a n* w era ok pro. uaclea Ge«. Whitney'*. perity, mid propose* to plnce itself lu the trout new son and Taylor Walker a new well attenaed, and much enjoyed by quite an extended visit with friends in rank ortho bustling Htlesof Michigan. In thl* daughter. Literary exercises scarce on account those who purchased the box and cap; Kent county the past two weeks, and ccuneetion we will «tale that during the past Very poor houses greeted the Rankin but the girls who left theirs at home, report a pleasant time. of sickne**. year, ths new building* and Improvemcui* In Rev. 51. C. Daniels expects to com­ Melvin Sprague with toree others Haalliig* aggregated »tno.«n and during I hr i x't concert company on Wednesday and looked rather disconsolate while their mence a series of meetings at the Pin­ two year* •tfi.ouo. For further particular* Thursday evenings. took Mr. Barnum's teain and went The entertain­ concerning tin.*, one of tbe best elties in Michi­ ments would have been very nice, bad best fellow nte supper with the other ery school bouse, on the evenings of visiting; all the damage done was a girl. Bring your box and cup imxt gan. Mid having a* bright preside:* as any. Feb 6th. ,-delgb turned bottom side up and four take the IUstis*i« BannRR. acknowledged Io they not town spoiled by a drunken or­ time, and that other girl won t get him. Mr. Kenzy. of Caledonia, purchased be the equal of any county paper published. people well covered with snow; gan istFrank Ellsworth is quite sick with Again we are called to note the death Anothcr popular mass meeting in tbe intlanjatory rheumatism, but he is im­ of W. J, Ritchie last week, a three year m. bates. old colt, for which he paid >150. Mr. of a loved one, Mrs. Sul* Barnum, who interest ot temperance and the enforce­ proving slowly. Attorney at Law. It* was the privilege of the writdr II. has an eye for a good horse. died Wednesday morning. The be­ ment of the county option law^will be Yesterday the men made a wood bee TfMllng*. Mich. Charley Johnson is selling organs for with twenty-five others to meet at the reaved husband and friends have the Fourteen fben Fraetiee* in ail court* ot the state, ttprelal held nt the opera house next Sunday for Mr. Ellsworth. , house of Weed Owen in Hope the 7th sympathy of the entire community. : altrntlun torellr-eiion*. Mn.wVTO toax ON night. y turnefi out, and cut and drew 12 cords a Middleville'man. Rkai. EsrATK. Office over Wrfeaert.* hardware of Feb., it being the tenth anniversary There were fdrty visitors at Arab We notice a numl'<j>6f the boys try­ of wood. l)Ol. D"8 CORN EKS. of the married life. After muchi Barnum’s Saturday. A sumptions din­ ing to train their wlskers. n la Bert The merchant. (’. W. Armstrong, is W. G. Belville, who has been the Owen' ner was provided by the hostess. All (JJ A. BARBER, M. D.. .Smith. invoicing his goods this wwk, and till­ guept of O. D. Loomis, has returned to friendly conversation Mrs. sought to please them all by calling had a good time. Those fr*<n abroad Nashville lodge No. 25, F. A A. M . ing in now goods, of which he has a bis home at Ludington. them to a well filled table which Homeopathic 1’hysician ant* Surgeon, are making preparations for a grand large stock. were Harrison Fuller and wife, of New • The reading schools at Hope Center, were readv to say could not well be Yerk. Melvin Sprague, of W. T. and May be found al hl* office over Nevin** swre C. W. Armstrong and wife, tn com­ are doing finely. from * to 10 a. m. and from l tn 3 p. m. All rails ball on Washington's birthday. The beaten. Many valuable presents were Mrs. Belle Schuyler, of Neb. In city or county promptly responded to. Rest- party will be held at the opera house, pany with several other couples, attend­ The relatives and friends of Felix James Crawley was on our' streets ■ deuce-BeiiUef place, cor. Center aud Church and refreshments will be served in the ed tha K. of P. ball at Middleville last Chambetlln and wife met nt their left by the guests as tokens of their t.'Haallngs.Mich. Tuesday night building chicken coops elegant hall of the lodge. Friday evening, and report a grand home. Jan. 26Q1. to remind them of friendship for the happy couple. It Is so strange that Ils worthy of and putting chickens Ln them, so they I S tm. Fowler has again become a resi- tillM-. ’ their 30th anniversarv. note, that we have not beard the report say. 1 guess Grace could tell some­ i'i W. LOWRY. M. D, dent of Nashville, with quarters at the S. II. Pierson's three children are sick Howard Mosher Intends moving hi* IT. Physician and Surgeon. | Fum house. with inrasies; also the young people at store to Cloverdale in about two weeks. of a gun on Sunday for a number of thing alujut that don’t vou Jim ? About 80 pf the relatives and friends Makn* n »ixKtelty of trsaUng diyaae* of tbe | ••N'incpms" is getting to be a favorite Wm. Jves. weeks. ■ All are improving. II. V. Loomis Bars he thinks he has FYE and KIK M><1 Uie nreoTTMlou of virion ,, . Late or new cases of sickness: Mrs. of Mrs. Ellen Kingsley gathered at her . te- property fltons sf£ctacle8 and rj.- amusement. Jim Pilbeam having fitted the finest colt that there is around. C. Robinson. Chas. Carpenter. Abel hamti Tuesday night and gave her a u.Ames. . I up a bowling alley. It is rumored that Geo. Hudson is Craven, Wm. Knestriclu 1 believe all LAKE. complete surprise, it being her EBth office and rreldmw on Broadway, anr t.ourt ■ Olir fat frjtnd. the editor of the Demgoing to start a brick yard at dog-town. are on the gain. Hzute.lLuUD#*, Mtcii. | ocrat, gives his geography badly away Driaytsl totter. birthday. Many handsome and useful Alva Whitmore has moved on Willie presents were presented with short A birthday party last Monday night Kenes'rick's place. । in the last issue of his paper. In his ’j speech by Clark Barber, after whidh a ' FARM ELBE. QMITH A COLG ROVE. . railroad item he says that if the B. C. a» Wm. Knestrick's. for their daughter Lizzie Horn is home on a vtolL ij Lawyers, bountiful supper was served of which Kate. She received several presents. & H. C. railroad goes from Battle Cold again and more «now. Carrie Horn Is working for Mr. Zer(Office Id Veion !>ioek, HastlngO Al»nnt forty In attendance at the soCreek to Lake Odessa, the direct route Born, the 2d, to Wm. Damouth and all partook. After spending some time rtm-Lce I* all the epurte of the stale. in games and visiting they aepentted will be via Quimby. Good gosh! his ctei Friday night, held lit M. Bagley's, btel. wife, u son. Mrs. N. Chandler is no better. eyesight must bA bow-legged. Make for the benefit of Eli!. Danlclds. J. Pumfrey went to Grand Rapids and returned to their homes, feeling 1 hear that there Is a lot going to ths E. KEN ASTON, t they had spent an enjoyable evening. A pally of friends and neighbors, Monday. Attorney at Law, an air line from Bay City to Ionia and armed with supper baskets, presents, leap j ehr partv st Hiram Chase's. it will crofts the corporate limits of Still we are having meetings; the 8MNTINFL. Nashville, and would not be over n and lots of fun. surprised Felix Cham­ •house was crowded.Sunday evening »o promptijr attending to. mile east of Lake Odessa, with h daisy berlain by coming in on him just as ho people were' obliged to standup at the Fork CORNEIUL Mry. Draper died Thursday, funeral prospective road-l>ed all the way. Now. was about to start for a box social at U. B. church. Young winter again. ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, Johnson, you drop that idea that Nash Delton, it being his 39th marriage an­ J. L. Broughton went to Jackson Saturday, just a week after her son Em. Busbv, of your city, wa» on our niversary. Among the presents were a vllle won't get tbe B. C. A B. C. line. Saturday on business. Should think to Charles. The sympathy of all the sur­ Insurance and Loans. streets Monday last. rounding neigh t*ors is extended to the set of chairs, an easy chair, a set ot ibid Office with J. G. *1Soa- 3 ,ioon norlh In the language of the immortal Mrs. James Townsend, who has been see the number of cattle he buys that bereaved hiriband and children. band cups and sauc-rs. a riCJ hanging stock is more plenty than feed through NpeclalattenUou given to making exchange* Sbakespere-Bacon combination, -we'll lamp, ahand lamp and other articles too spending a shiwt time In Grand Rapids Joseph Ashalter, of Morgan, lost his the* country. of proper-.j. The interret* of non-rreldcut have it or well have gore.” with her daughter, returned home one proi*erty owner* carefully looked after. Farms The ladiee of the Eastern Star will numerous to mention. Johnnie went home with the school oldest boy Alvah, Saturday after only a few days Illness. Funeral Tuesday at of all sues for sale or exchaugc. Houac* aud give, a social at Ute masonic lodge The Pierce mill h ge’.tlng a fine lot dav last witik. Mrs. Capt. Thomas. Mrs. Orville mam. The door was locked and be Barty vllle church. let* tor *alerooms, on Friday evening of this week. of logs. could not get in. so he waited for sister Barnum. Ed. Smith and Eliza Manion The sick at my last writing are get-' lx>ts of Ashetmen, not many fish. F—Hn; she so loving, kind wind true, /'Wednesday evening, February 15th, are on tbe sick list. ting better; among the new cases are TAMES A.SWEEZEY. ^occurs the annual camp-fire of Jefferds G. W. Coats has been laying up for opened the door and let them through. Will Clancy. Mrs. McIntosh and son J Lawyer. Post. G. A. R. A pleasant evening is repairs of late. A lame back the cause, ROt'TH HASTINGS. Ha*»'UB’. MIeU. Edward. Janies Mead's little boy. Practice* In a|l court* of the «tate. Office over anticipated. It occurs at the opera C. Osgood and wife were visiting but is able to be out at present. A bran new girl at John Whetstone’* Geo. Hudson, of Lakr'View.Srwled W. H. Schaalx’ store___________________ bouse. There will be a party at D. P. Friday. Hard to tell which is moat Miss Edna Havens, of Hastings, was friends nt Lowell last week. Sprague's this week Wednesday, for 70,(00 brick last we«k, that went to plmsed the pMreuta or grandparents. We hear there is to bo a party at Bush 4 Patterson.'of Kalamazoo. In the village last week visiting C. WELTON Uncle John Barnum. it being his 87th Morris Burton's Friday evening for F. J. Patton to butting a fine lot of .Mrs. Crawlev, of South Hastings,to friends. birthday. He will soon accompany his to* asrot for the Ohio Farmer * Insurance Co. at Whetstone's visiting visiting her A large party of the Vermontville Miss Minnie Lahr. logs at Nash's mill this winter. Torn Crawley is baking his own pan­ daughter, Mrs. Belle'Schuyler to her He write* poUclee on a man-, property awdn*t friends, ot Mrs' E. A. Phillips, gave, Peter Mosher to now on the sick list. new nelce. home in Kansas. ova by Are. llgbtalnc or wind; axalust a man a cakes. while his wife to visiting at her Rev. A. K. Stewart, the former pas­ Mr. Nash returned home from Kala­ her a pleasant surprise on Friday even­ Mrs. Ersula Barnum departed this father’s, Mr. Whetstone's. mazoo last Saturday, after a businois tor, preached here last Sunday morning. ing last. The temperance literary society will life on Wednesday morning last. The General rejoicing and band-shaking. transaction with parties there. Del. Bacon's residence, a one-story funeral services were held In the QOOK & SHELDON, Friends from Middleville at Joslin's Frankie Hallock drives a new horse. affair near the cemetery, was burned elect officers one week from Saturday Holmes M. E. church on Thursday, evening. A talk will probably be the Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Shultz, a Sunday. Monday night. Loes nominal. (Office In Abstract Block. Hastings. Mleb.) conducted by Rev. Rowiand. She program for four weeks hence. A notice on A. Keagle's gate: This luve the only *ct of Abstract Books In Bai leaves a large circle of friends who girl. Dee. 30th. QIIMHY. ’ Della Hendershott was at C. Osgood's County. Mrs. Zerbel is no better. mourn her loss, and sympathize with last week. . Sleighing good., Drawing logs for the new church. Married, at Mr. Horn's Wednesday, the bereaved husband and children, Nort. 1*0100, while cutting wood at Walter and William Bidelmnn are E. Festus and J. Heiter are getting also her father and mother, as she was Feb. 1st, Mr. Chas. Dash to Mis* Bar­ (TNAPl’EN 4 VanARMAN. . hauling logs for James L. Wilkins, of Mr. Fancher’s, had the misfortune to nice Mead. Mr. Dash's home to in York out lumber for each a new barn next cut his right foot quite badlv with an their only child. Lawyers. vour efty. summer. state, where they will go after a short Henry Stowell and wife and Mrs. (Orer IlArtiax* N*Uoti*l Bank.) Allen Roush, of Langstown, to visit­ ax. and to consequently laid up for a Sid Smith will build a new house. Sheldon, of Reed City, were called here visit hen*. ing relatives in this plape. _ James Bolter will build a grout house A young man in this place has been Leo, child of Morris Burton, to quite Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. down on the prairie buying a horse the (which means gravel and lime.) Elery Gregory is under the weather LLUM B. SWEEZEY. Attorney Barnum. Tbe latter will spend some sick. with a bad cold. J. Belter got hie sleigh and logs past week. We wander if it was a At Law sod Solicitor In Chancery. • Elder Stewart, formerly on this time here. Will Blddman hurt his horses while through the lee in Thornapple lake. horse he was after or the hired girt Practice* in all court* of the slate. charge, was at Eber Lake's Saturday drawing logs one day last week. A social st Mr. Orley Peake's last No harm done. PBICnAIlDVlLLl^ The following program will l>e car­ iumI Sunday, and preached at th-3 Hen­ bear Friday night Then* was a large Six weeks mere winter; the dershott sebool house Sunday evening. ried out next Tuesday night, by the TTTILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. crowd, and a One time was enjoyed by MOKGO-TnOKN APPLE. Edith Havens was at home Saturday could fee his shadow on the 2d. \Y J mitlce, of the Peace. Quimby liftjrary society: J. S. Caswell met with a painful acci­ all. Jessie Cdle spent several days recent­ Reading the minutes of lost meeting. and-Sunday. CollMtlons * specialty. Everything Is leap year now, down dent one day lust week. While fending ly with Hastings friends. , Music. his chickens he slipped on some ice Lola Hyde returned last week from this wav. Recitation—Homer Gaskill. The I. O. G. T. held their rnectlng in striking on his hip, and now be is oblig­ R. TIMMERMAN. Tom Crawley has a new roadster. Lake Odessa, where she hss spent sev­ Reading—Hattie Roush. the new h ill last Friday evening. It is ed to walk with crutches. . Hommpathlc ITij-siclitn & Surgeon. John Youngs hud a line sleigh ride eral weeks. Dialogue -Nellie Held. H. L. Tobias Is seriously 111 with not entirely finished ns yet. (Office over Lathrop’* drag store.) Saturday afternoon. Anthony Golden returned from I Essay—Chas. Scott TheG. A."R. have a box social on Grand Rapids last work, where he has Peter Coburn was at Kalamazoo last erysipelas; Dr. Harber, of Hastings, at­ j Dialogue—Burt Scott and four fathers. Thursday evening. A large turnout tending phyweian. | Music — Frank Casteleln. w«*k. been in the employ of tb<* railroad. it. LANDIS. M. D.. and a grand timeantidpati’d. School closed here last Friday. E. Pennock, while doing come line Nevi-r.il lizv.ingH people had a party ErDialogue—Matlie Bidelinan and . Physical! aud-Sunreoa. On Thursday evening of next week. at L. I’. Colt’s one night tost srrek- a John Pierre has a new drive well. artistic work with an ax Saturday, ac­ nest Gaskill. Mrs. Caswell is on the sick list. * Feb. Ifllh, Mr*. JMUMBch Shortt, of jolly crowd Who had a jolly Hine. cidently cut off his left thumb, just . Music by the colored minstrels. We regret to learn that Anna John­ Kalamazoo, with 13 cthor ladle*, will back of th? nhil. Thu section men were run down by a Negro sermon—Ernest Gaskill. Hore. Rev. Martin will preach at the Star son has had to close her school In the give an orchestral concert In the chapel freight one dav recently near the curv* Recitation—Lena McIntyre. All who enjoy line musk* and ndelight ­ Hendershott district on account of west of here. 'It was a very exciting next Sunday evening. Dialogue—Mattie Bidelinan and Erful entertainment should I* orwent. time but no one hurt. • There will lie a meeting of the young sickncs.-i. neet Gaskill. Mrs. Geo. Johnson Is on the sick list The proceeds of the concert for the people at the Star Saturday evening foe Darkey song. Cora Dixon is working for Mrs, John benefit of the church. The admission the purpose of getting up u play forth* Reading the paper. Additional County News ®n last psg*. will be li and M cents. Caswell. future. Book* nay* be*n s*nt for. typo, the most approved pattern* of machinery HASTINGS. - B M W P W Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. Music. �FARM AND GAR •HOW’S TOM M ?” whole ayatttt Is deranged, hat restored a» many ploess by giving them a he There are many plsce* where, ditches can be dug in winter, even in the northern any manner relieves the labor invoivod in Imtehering I* ukbC wetarfne. following are suggeatiima with illuMratlons of oonvralcncc* from Tbe Ohio Farmer that will be appreciated. preparation liefore the land Is froxen too hard to plow. Joseph Harrb* plan, as txdd In At. er lean Garden, is to first stake Then take a right .hand plow and strike out a furrow from C te D; turn haw and plow out a furrow from E to F. and keep plowing till there Is' a wide “dead furrow" in the center of the proposed ditch A, B. The more you plow tbe better, not merely because the earth can ta more cheaply moved With the plow than with the spade, butlieenuso the plowing ta necessary to stir up and l<x»en the soil and thus pre­ vent freezing. A soil rcjieatodly plowed till It is loose aud mellow, a foot deep, will stand exposure to zero weather for several days without freezing more than on inch and a half or two Inches deep, and tills crust, with loose soli beneath, can be Ths tai Tilephsii Disp&Ub TRIPOD FOB BANUINO UBJIF OR HOG. The flrat flguro here given represents a tripod for huvgliig tho lx-ef or tag. Ills moilo <>f ash scantling. 2 1-2x4 inches, and 7 fret long. Two of these are frameil to­ gether firmly, aa here shown, tta third one being uw<l a* a prop and to elevate tbfliearewa after being hooked«« io “A” by means of a »hort chain or rope around the gnmbret stick.. It (h a convenient de­ vice', enabling the farmers to hung up a curv.-tas without usiilbtauce, aud to take It down when cleaned and ready. Tbe tripod cuu be fobkd together and put out of tbe way when not needed. From the Seat of War. And a visit to the shop ot M ntaat named oddwsmI t HARNESS A vat fur scalding can b»* made of two inch pbuik*. One described H six fret four inches long and two fret deep. One end is made eloping to facilitate the putting in nnd draw !ng out of the carenes. Uli thia vol within six inches of the top with boiltrig water, turn the hog iti It.aeverni times until the hnlr slips off easily, when ■tho animal mAy he drawn out uml plnoed A splendid stock,ot eaeb. No larger or taUrj upon the »craplng table. In this last operation the trijssl shown In the flrat cut may lx- uwd with advantage. I’lpce over the vai, attach the gambrel stick nnd ele­ vate tho cnrcox* os far.os needed, then re­ move the tabic. WHIPS, BLANKETS. ROBES, TURF GOODS I REPAIRING! to have all kinds o' . And Finally AR whi call. will receive polite attention. ' J. W. Babcock, The live Jeffenon rtrrot IL-trovs* Dealer. Peckham’s Croup Remedy!' Isprepared especially far children, and It* sut cess In eOnug croup, whooping cough, cold*, hoarseness, bronrhltta. *hd like throat and tang sfieeUen* *0 common to childhood, lu.ihe!£!S! ISSlir/cSiriK Cures all ffiMESX IU forms of to tta most delicate enUd. No FAnim form of opiate enter Into its corn- VI UUp petition, thereby otndrtlng the MBMfytecefiMt resulting from tta admlMsiration of the various Cures WhoopIng-JS-xr."^!”..* Couch ,4"'' “y “'P*1 OB *« In tl'4. ® anxious hours *P* ta avoided. A single trial wlU secure your most Cnrpe GUrUS ■ ,JS Coughs and thl**wKrorer tatroducJd.” Colds. A »“Me*ws. Beigler A Roush, tnerchauu. Freeport, Mich.. writes:-We have sold more than foor gross ot Dr. Pedklmm's Croup Item. edy.guaraulrclpB u to do *11 that u claimed fork,or refund the price, and not ooe tattta ba* ever been returned. PECKHAM*»'CROUP REMEDY W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. Aa UMtaraicnad. hsvli.R been appointed legate Court tor tta Comity ot lurry, of Mlebtean. Commissioner* torsedvr, m sod attest all elalm* and demand* oi Id dece*Md. do hereby w inert at tlx- probate of Hnsttngs.on Wcdnes But It mu’t be nmlerstood that the plowing should bo well done nnd the land left In mellow condition. The bottom of tbe dead furrow should ripecially be well broken np by the plow. Tbe deeper and the more repeatedly it ta plowed the less danger will there be of the work being stopped by frost. In sections where there is much snow, the duad furrow, or the spare .plowed out for the ditch, will be likely to be tilled up with snow, nnd this will keep out tta fn*t. All that will ta necessary in digging tbe ditch will’ be to shovel out tbe snow, and undcrnentli the Ioomo mellow, plowed earth will be found nearly or «nttrely free from frost. This season, during November and De­ cember. says Cindnuatl Price Gnrrent, the total number of hogs packed nt lead­ ing points, was 3,833,000, against 4.173,OGO durlug the same period In ItWO. This is a falling off of 340,000 bea<L The weights sold average less than last season. At Kansas City this shortage has amounted to twenty pounds per head, nnd at Cincinnati twenty pounds. At Chi­ cago the difference has been lets, and at Iowa and Nebraska points, the average A CLKANTXU TABLK. The second cut shows a cleaning table. is nuule with a slightly curved top to prevent tho carcass from rolling off. Its construction is rosily seen. The state on it are 1x2 Incnea, set on edge an<l firmly spiked down to tlu> two curved end pitce*. ItSk a very convenient tabic fur cleaning hogi ta-fure hanging up, and, ip•Jeed, tor cleaning and washing aluuMt Tin’ time to gn>y a colt and lay tho founiL-itiuns fur urrtita-rior horse ta In the first twelve months of its life. Take care of the weanling and you will have a well developed yearling, and nltiiiuilcly a horse that Is a hurw. Profcreaslre brMdera no longer allow colts to shift for them-telves. They feed the young animate on milk, oats nnd hay. and follow a system of regular exercise nnd sulfick-ut shelter. A well known breeder of trotting notscs gives hta system In Turf, Field and Farm us follows: . Tl|e lirocxl mate, after fooling, ta fed litarn'.ly on grain. tVhen the files are bad she ta sheltered during tho heat of the day and is given the range of succulent pantur-.-s at Might. When the air ta chilly she L< houMcl nt night and. is turned out during the day. liich mare ta put Iu a lx>x nt feeding time so that she may enjoy her oatH In pence. The foil will begin eating grain when, two weeks old.^aml If the mot tier is fed iu a fiuk-t place tta baby will have more Invliuntitlu as well os time to nose In tta trough' ibwlf. At five niontbs old the foal Is weaned and It goes for the winter into a atmny and sheltered yard used exelustvely for weanlings. At night two colts occupy one tax, and during the day the whole bam! enjoys the bright nnd bracing weather. Each is fed oats in a separate tax anil Is given plenty of good bny. and gathering in a band fur exercise promotes cheerfulness au-l aids digestion. • Mr. Bonner's experiments with colts at hta Tarrytown farm arc aMnded to in tbe journal quoted from. Majolica, the iirat foal of Startle and JeMlc- Kirk, was raised in the old fashioned way. lie was allowed to shift as a youngster pretty much far himself, rad in the belief that tbe freez­ ing process was beneficial he was given every opportunity to shiver on tta bleak hillsides. As a weanling aud n yearling hta growth was stunted, and tho result was that he grew up into a pocket edition of a trotter. Ho stands but a shade over fifteen hands. An entirely different plan was fol low e<l with J WcHtcbcster, tho brother of Majolica. The dam was fed on grain, and the suckling munched oats with her. As a weanling the cult was sheltered and given /.aL-i and bran, and us a yearling he sreighed more than his sire. Ho Is now a rragy and powerful horse of 10.1. There ta, in the face of many prac­ tical teste, no room for argument as to the best method of maturing yearlings. stated that there is a reduction In tho proportion of dressed to live weight. Tho above makes it appear that the.pork product of the setison suffers three re­ ductions— number of hogs, weight and percentage of meat. There ta* Ix-cn no falling off in tho pounds of pork exported as compared with last season. Many hall hardy plants, which nre left In thr ground and are destroyed by thi­ ne verity of our winters, might be saved by*covering the ptant with a fairly drop coating of ashes, which may l« raked over the soil and dug in when spring c.nne* Wood astak alr-o form an cxrellent nusuure fnr tho plnrrtx. ami spread over lawns produce txdieflcial effects. In dress­ ing a lawn w ith a«hre it is bret done when wet weather i* likely to follow. After being spread on the lawn ought ,to ta rolled. Tho result will be a strong, clone growth of fresh gras* for the ensuing PEERLESS DYES. vii, inter■Mi. school SERIES, Ion­ it. vieal.KBl! the lids luflju»<-<], roeh have lieen acme wonderful cures effect­ ed by these medicines Id this city. Several cases of pronounced consump­ tion have been entirely cured by use of a few bottirti of Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery. taken in connection with Elec­ tric Bitters. We guarantee them always. S Id by W. H. Goodyear. Mr. N. n. Frohlichstetn, of Mobile, Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King's New Dis­ covery for Consumption having used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and I have not been atnreted since. I also beg to state that 1 had tried o’tber remedies with no good result. Have also ilsh! Electric Bitters and Dr. King's New Life Hite, both of which 1 ran recommend. Dr. Klug's New Discoverv for Con­ sumption. Coughs and Colds, is sold on a positive guarantee. Trail bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Bor.ltlen'* ArulcaSahv*. mi rvid«M* that the sy»lrm h... <ll-onlcred by Scrofula, fat uhirh sji'raapnrttlu ta tta bc*r kUuw u n with klmkMB or love. tbo young in years. and the little or low^y in ft is clear that tbo diseipta at this tbe chief pta-co. They tad, taking advantage ot Id* ata-nre, disputed among thuiua-lvut a* The Best Salve in the world for Cute, They were thoroughly imbued with tho idea* Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Filre, or no pay illurtrnk* the other'. Bee tliat bttle 'child' in required. It is guaranteed to give per­ the arms of Jeans. How «v»«x-lly bnauU^l fect satisfaction, or money refunded, tbo scene bit The littlo one knows not Ux: i’ri' e 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear * Co. Anecdote parties great wrinkle at no chsrni far liim. Ilv i» distant with tta lowhr-xt plare. And with this child'in bi* II unsun. nnib our b»rd rtute* tta* great iirincfpiM' of WOULD YOU BELIEYR It? We are dolt) hi* kingdeuL . Earthly <b*lin'-tk«i» coh Ijive envinleeliig Krtnp'a Sarsaparilla to tils peo­ no pta1 * ttare.. Tta spirit of this litxta child ple tor elrarwhiK tta Mood and givtiix a new llimtrabM that of all Us aubjacu. Do not Torpid Liver, for Coastlpaflnn. far the Complex­ ion. W. IL Goodyear. draggtsL TONIGHT AND tomorrow night, and stall Hine* call on u» tor Kemp's File Bqpposltorira Capac trainer. wants a professional hone fence tnado in section* of about ten feet In length ami four Tert In height, with poets at each end ot every settlon, which may 1>0 two inches square. A bottom board six inches wide it to bo united ‘to thesu two inch end pieces, and a two inch strip to be nailed in the middle of each section Uw Is shown in tho cut) to secure strength and position to each section. . , The worming of the fence will take np ,but littla mare room; and is self bracing. Tbe wind cannot get bold of the wires to Tho sections are fastened together top and bottom with hooks and staples. This fence is portable, aud can bo moved very readily at any time. No stakes in tbo My eve*.are a«m la ■ splendM .... ■ ■' sixi 1 nin wdl ami Mr*. WLliutu Gugr, Cu:>c<>. -i. For a nonitar uf vrnrs I n . Willi a l>wux»r in uiv eve., 1<u,i „ te obtain auy reifcf iimd 1 , wing Atrr’sSarasirari.'l-.i. T1, . has rff dl'.l a euuipU lc cure. : it to ta Ita hiMt of bl .0.1 (i E. tptuu, Nashua. N. if. or w-autiotjfc of Humbling. Halt, Idma Maimed, having lort a limb. Their angtita, K V. From fejiildbucxl, nu<i uiiiil v mouth*. 4 have b<<-n lUtlh-;,-! «, aad Sorft Eye*. I haiiu um.,j e«iiiplaittfs. with r.-ali Ssr»3|Kihl!n. and «on>i.|>-r it k • parilier. - Mr». C. rWllijw.Givi By Taking tterr tattles «if thl* mrdii ine 1 etlllrely gored. JJy Oglu lu. stared, awl’here i/ii., My dmiylilrr. ten yi-«t kite). I1*' -k-lrmx <-f 1 csfcrtrd tta-.i--kftL l>nt •iri- . . 11in th- 1. v ii’u-ml I pur» listed n 1 wip.irilla.v. ix’H taking. 1D-L.; on! I'tiln. liveitin* i« . SuuicrlMod, Eiangtiist, staii. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, right •pint,- Aral like all Hood'* Haruparilla I* s purely vegetable pre­ cept ye paration. bets* free trow Injuriou* Ingredieul*. inau'» humbling bknwlf. “even a* a weaned SHh Hamblin, pioneer aged 88, died child." Hr lob great thing* fur hinm-lf no suddenly al Muskepon. An Onsted man captured nine skunks in one hole the other day. The Elks of Gfand Rapids are to have a grand benefit in March. *X. C»\r.© M*' tt.' Elixir la the only TXXVA. V 'rv mood lu.n>roiy guarnuteed. It In a positive cure for Ulcera, Eroptionsor Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifies the whole system, and boniahM all Hhetuuatic rad Neuralgic pains. We guarantee lx. W. H. Goodykab & Co. Druggists. ARBUCKLES’ be ,-i» the j;tcalc-t iu the kingtlum ot heavra. name on n package of COFFEE U 3 guarantee of excellence mini-ter and to give bb. lifoarauMMu Lumany." V 3. Two points Invite ux tare, L e., OOFFEi; Is kept‘fa. all firs»-c ami mixing. Tin tlrw would u»wta simply a little child. The aix ond would iodinate a ARIOSA COFFEE is nt-ratt r.-xxi when»*pos;-d to d - .xir AlwaysMuy thisLrar.dinherr_e;i-a: t ranted ONE POUND PACKAGES. ester tbe kinplom. And m t<- fJ». Thin n-lutlon i» my clearly ‘ NO CURE NO PAY! Lansing musicians, 20 strong, are gonj to organize a Beethoven cluh. Ititi. Mange, ane Scratches of every kind on human or. animate cured In 30 minutea by WoolfardnSanitary Lotion. Thia never fails, hold by W. II. Good­ year, druggist. Hastings, Mich. , In my name, for my Fair and Square Offer tn Invalid* to try , The New Method Treatment And he that nmivrth me rvcdreth him that Qttonville schools use the report oi< the railroad commissioner as a text memorial there. Tta Lhwring fullontug it, i ’ The mule is a despised animal only in book. proof ut it tare. the eyes of those who know little about English spavin liniment removes all V. G. This M ntxdtar aide of the iwdc grre It. If treated kindly mules are not danp-rons animate to handle. They are sa­ hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blem­ truth. Awl about a* far an tlx- otx< jtaxmd ishes from horaea, blood spavin, curbs, gacious brutes, and if abased by theirsplints, swrency. ringtxme, stifles, death by drivers are quite likely to return tho abuse by kicks. Mules need not be so sprains, swellings, etc. have 850 by that time. Ami tta meaning fa highly fe<l ns horses: in fart, they will not use of one bottle. Warranted, bold eat grain to a great extent when put be­ by Goodyear A. Co., druggists. Hastings. fore them'. They will leave if ami not An Ovid concern, recently started, long after will Im- found patiently pawing expects to make 3.000 to 4,000 iutrnraV. I. We have three thing*: And nipping a thistle. To get good steed, thh year. active mules breed a large, well made mare with neat limbs to a good sized Yreiwx-O the cl»iWn'n- They ■^ «V> pecl»]]y Hable to sudden X Tbo guilt of thiwo who bring then; Spanish jack. If you do not wish to have a bury mule take care that, the mnre be­ Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, ubxit. Wo gaaranlee Acker's Enghxh lt rely nnd active. Moles are less subject etc. It saves to disease tlian iiorsos, and their term ot Remedy a positive cure. Sold by work averages twice as long. Fur culti­ hoars of anxious, -watching. Wu«x is troubte, grM. sorrow. Now kxd; W. H. Goodyeah A Co.. Druggists. vating crops mule* ore superior u» horses, us they walk Indian fashion, one foot 6. T. Hills of Muskegon hits recently over hiatury—xtr through society, or Indidirectly fn front of the other. vidtial life anj where—rad «c how tho w<xpurchased 100,000 acres of southern pine hinds. W. N. Merwin, Vineland, N. J., doExpvr cnee iw detuotislralrd that Ely's rcribed in a recent Lsvnc-of The World tbe Cream Balm lx tli«- best catarrh remedy In umportaMe trona fence here illustrated. As this U both cheap, durable and effective, errt’lr diww. i« airu-h tatter by tta iim- at one remain.^s it n’will be foun.1 ttawe who will l->tile.- Dr. It. A- Schratan. l»nuxl»l, tm Bo. •felight in laying, a stumbling block tn tho it ta here reproduced’ fur odr readers. Division Si.. Grand ILiplas. Mich. For twenty years I have suffered from <s». wuy bf others, or in sutno way k-adiag them Urrh, I ;>urcha**d Ely’* Cream Balm ot J. into sin Date son & mm. which b»* »o ellMtualty eured Amias tn3. Who can fitly drecrihe bin air hrsdaetatha* I feel altogether a new man I have rerofiunended It to many with like good guilt t Who can paint tho utter batefuliwos rcratta-M.fM. Rct.D.D.B., Rochester, Ind. . of that nuui who deliberately seulu to drive J. 11. Brittain, a well-known citizen of Grand Ranlds, will soon open a hotel at l*hwnix, Arizona. •O'" Itar n. «b » , A PuBTADLK FENCE FOB ItlVLTUr. Hill’s Sarsaparilla will relieve rheu­ A wire fence 1m considered to be the cheapest and tart for yarding poultry. m tlam and often cure 1L W. H. GoodI***. (Cutting off the band or foot, ur pludtThe fowls do not attempt to fly over It, in? out the eye, ttarcftffvwfll tatohstruy tbo because they cannot see Ute “top rail.’’ Twenty thousand bushels of corn, aiuful desire. Tbo ineralng, therefore, erf tbe Even the Leghorn Is modest in her ntcoating e 15,000, have been shipped Into paawgc Is, that bo4ever dear a rertein object Or in-luhroiKv. or habit .i^.iu ___ , ’ j The above sketch represent* a worm Jonesville during thp past 8 months. The statistician of the department of agriculture, nt Washington, gives tta fol­ A^tenltural New*. lowing estimates of acreage, product nnd value of corn, wheat and oata for the Farmers' cluh* in New York state can country: The area of corn tmrvested, ex­ have fertilizers analyzed nt tbo geucral Dated January Itth, cluding abandon erl or wort Ideas acreage, exi^rimcnt station free of charge. SH‘BROWN. [OP.THLAND, ta 72,(XK,000 acres fn round numbers; All tho bench nnd poultry exhibits colproduct, 1. -130,000,000 bunheh; value, annual IMO.OOHOW. Area in wheat, 37,41X1,000 1 taeted nt Columbus, O., fur the •“ “**«« acrea; prxluct, 4.T0.000,000 buntals; value, ~T~— FanClcr8 aasociuttan —’ — — wwWiUVAjU werq *destroyed fire.4309.000,000. Area in rata, nearly | Wen) ’Mtn>ye:1 by flrv W.OOT.OOO acres: product, M9.000.000l Potatoes« ar? ar* arriving in large largo nuantinnnntl...... Scot.. bustals; value. 000,000. The reports ' ties in tbe- port of New York from ot winter wheat do. Dot allow much de-1 “Dd. They Will dyowrerythlnr They.are hold every OTtoe of area. In Texas there ta a eon-1 According to a recent estimate, about where. Price lOc- a pw-kiige—«» colors. Tlw' sick-table tocreaw. and slight lucrcaec in one-fourth of the cranberry urea erftho some other stales. Thoavenup decline United States Is tn New Jenu-v After ■?PPt?2U2vh*.^*W“a> 1 .“i8 ,'Xr. ’*21' Je™e’r’ *nd MateLhutedto Kentucky average Is 07; Ohio, Ml; dalm the largest area* Busi. Diunta!*. Hasting-', Iu MleUau. Ktta Udl^TlOO; Ultau, LADIES >US AND THE CHILD. Mbrnrt, W; seed bed in tho dtatrtp drougl>t,dclaying seffii growth. The late the situation. 93, ranging In the to 98. Tta condition cldcs very cioaely with that ot wlicaa. Worms in children often lead to dan­ gerous rickDCM. Use Hills Peertess V. 10. Thl* verse am! the next contain the Worm Specific. No cure, no pav. W. two reaanns why children are not to bedeH. Goodyear. ■ptal. Itaflrtt i* that tta Lord holds than J? * fih Their angels nre near hi* The Pennsylvania straw works, Ad- throne, tn bis immediate presence. Tta riaa, employ 150 persons aud bl Ma that doctrina of guardian angels is most clearJr Dumber of homes every month. taught in tta 7 uj me two nw-ou Cobb's pills contain mandrake, the . _. ; —\------nferrod to. “The Eon of Mon is come wnt known for correcting stom­ just to savothol which is loai." And they wo£ ach troubles. W. II. Goodyear" lad. Therefore their salvation i* within tbo Lawrence, under ;arrert at De- tom.ltou ob)««rf «_,i.__>> _ ^r01t al e.gvd attempted arson, was are to l>0 held III found dead in bed Monday night. wnrtau in------ •• WK, DMU or an world*. All creatun* owe hlru supreme nilFsTeerJess cough ttyrtip becomes atagianre; “that which is tart" is hta an.l ■>» it *...i .. . .. . . a household word wherever used. If ba coaiM not satisfied will refund you money for ah idxxikl tlm. giv’«, himsrif for the salvnVJn empty bottle. W. H. Goodyear of tta tart. .kY‘ ln thta p‘u’a,*» MW Lord unfolds when he reniv^l new, or hU the principle of tta Divine adiou. And 3™rl“ °“ lh' ,I,h fi-mti ibis |Mnd.le we learn that one sbreu of Ita (kxkI Htapberd has gan? aXniy. Ona worM lias gode out from it. gtarioua s-lvtarX\ lihvx <rf th. hood wid. rnimd tbe standanl of rebellion ■tan. 1,10 ttr° •“rrowlully Im. aguuirt him. And how did ta treat it? Did ■Iodo <m account of Drspcrxl*. xk-r-*mTTi tlml "'•’’dering «ixx-p to perish In tin wHdum-wf That retailhxiM work! to W 7 “ » kJ W oi'u. b, Incurable caw«, for a stipulated price >.nH cared, and t*> ea*eof failure tn rrfa nd ail tbo BMXtoy pai<tus n tidvr each * rttten ru»raau e. It will coat voa t>othluKl‘>lnvr«Uc>'.r(J i.off•r, a* cotiaultaUon at thcaClere or by letter l« free. Take nochatice—pay uomut.cy t.iadortort nnl—je basgoundence i-uonch tn I.i« Fart II. nnVt youucor <>I<1 .In ISa Ortawold HL. lirtn.H, M.«-s • - . hundred dollars in i-omml-doiA In n -re • eon and iiirsr no M-r»ot>;d <r«|»»li”* outre at Un- rs-arre* urwpajx-r ucti-M a- -I ' that ours i* the best kn.iun and ta •' ealabltahmem fur ptnenii: advertsr Mwlpapers and convey h e to advert!-- .­ In format loti wh’e'i they require h. ■■■■!• rtake their iint-nttneut* wtw-ly *B-i p- ''' Mm of good address, or womi-n. 1! I formed *i>d ’nrsitical. --m*> - *otHaln ... aull, .• . r Adrertlslnr finrean. tOHfrore HL. 5>i <­ ami psrticulsr* will ta seal by retura w»i: Probst* Order. State ot Miidilgan. County of Barry. - a*. At a Mwrtno of tta Probate (hurt ter ’ of Harry hidden at tta Probate i i.Uro l Haatluza til aald roouti on Thur--i 9 i the matured the estate al Kddn-1 Brat- tvtlirt o'clock ■noon, ta aMtcnvii b I prtltiDU. and t>>.‘ , ot said drceaM-d »;>■ MnrtSjfetem hlfbt'eated tn Mdd ertxi* 1 required to appear at a *M*lon of <u<t < ntohy lioMen at tta Frobate Offl-r. r> U that •afd -pctitro’’-’ r-5—r— — .ntarrwtad Hi Aid e»■WiwfeBgJllOilkaF < MN petition and the hearing theredtby eauslnjr ac«>|>> of thisonb ’. tettte Hawatts Manx»k .« ywi^Btpt tod^uSkted In said । Notice of PabUcatlou. Stale of MtchiKau.—Fifth Judicial Clrcun lltelBUi day of Javiary. A. D.. 1WK tatma A. CornelL Ctanplataaut, WUUun H.(XwMn, Defendant. uAR ,Wb. '1 appeortnx that i 1 Wliltam H.Cornell taaretidci.t oi tun but bls wtarcabnabi are unknow .i. then L hiuUo:i of Smith A: Cuigreve. m>Ik-it<>rx: -i |>tah<Nlll II I* ordered Hint <J«'Ielnli:in ''oL »• n.OoohTux 4Ca Unwguu. wawlenug one •‘until C”C*B,bt a FortCnitiot mopped tbo mru «tu Michigan birds, winning >200 stakes. wilhUi tvrehiy darn, tbe cuaH>hili<ntr. can* ar1,r’Jo>^L?uS.u‘‘,t‘l lM *•** 11'■ n succwsuin. nu”s*iS'£. �KIRK’S ANOTHER LINCOLN STORY- CROSSING THE STYX. HOW GREEK MEETS GREEK IN THE OTHER WORLD Painful Sight. When a death I* exported, the attendant nwurneis in the Greek island* burr uwny little CUrtoim peculiar to riniiWi.hia. Th® moribund » Iwnded a Ik>« 1 of water, into With whom lK! is al .uitdiy, »ayii>g uh bo d<*wsu£ "Mayiny wrath jwridi «n tills Milt;" for it is considered dreadful for n man to FLOATING SOAP to gain strength for Uta rarthly nandering* If .1....... !.....» 1.. ... . ... . . that tbr.« -Srinnyl THE CHIEF For tho Bath, Toilet and Laundr^> Snow White and Absolutely* Pure JAS. S. KIRK & CO. CHICAGO. dtate ot Mkhigan. County ot Bam-««. At a sraslon of the I’robalr Court for tbe eounty of Harn. bolden at tbe Probate Office in toe city of Hasting*. In sridcouun . <u lu«sday tbe Dili day of January', In tbe year onethousand eight hundred and eighty «Mrtit. (■resent. Wm. W. Cole. Judge <4 Probate. In tlie matter of the estate of Edward Lrch!ritiu-r. ilrccftsed. On reading ami Mlngthe petition, dulv ver­ ified of Mary A. (.'anipbell. formerly Mary A. I^chlelbirr. udmlnt-uatrtv o! said estate prat­ ing for n ihons therein net forth that she may tm licensed to wll the real estate of which-Mid drcra««l died veiled.Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the by priratly facantattetn: th® narnwuifth® with prayer and inu-b iu.-ctu.iug tbi» i« hound t<> a tree, hoping thereby t<» Waiofcr the m&Udy. Ia>-»*nv* i« much uc-il by tb-> pri-vt'iu his vi-dtatjon* to the sick: th* whole room is thick with it, and [wrlmi* contagion is thus often avoided. Wbi-ru it»-death lia* occurred the wnnum rush on to th.- Qat roof or avint-nlCrr*ot»plcnnbridl.d grief. Tin- town crier is m round to nntamm-e the faut to th.- nefchl* and to summon friend* to the death *ri qunt ba* left, tlte body. After the tah- bn* it\ tin- .IcohimhI'* lawt ctoUm, docket!OuLwilh fionere, .uid with tamp® burningnt tbuiidr. Office, lii the city uf Hasting*, In said county, and hImiu- muni, if any there be, whv the prayer of the tielltl.nittr should not beignuited. And ft I- further order*-i|. That said petitioner give no­ tice to the in-raous interested lu Mild estate, of the pendency «»I said petition, and the hearing thereof-by cawing u ropy- ot this <>r<ier to be (lUtillnlied In tlir Hasting* Baxxait. a newspa tx-r printed and circulated said eountv of weeks pre*loir* to aald day ot hearing. *t w. c'out, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Notice l» Uerai>> gliru that laUall .ell at pub­ lic auction, to tar highest bidder, on Ute first day of Marell, A. D. lN“i. ut I.’ o’clock, no-’u. at Un-Probate Court in tliot’ltyo! Hast­ ing* In the County ot Bamr lu tli« Ntate of Michigan, pursuant to Ltr<-u»e aud autboritr , Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and Interest <>t the arid minors of. In and to tbe real estate sltiutefi and bring hi tip- County ot Ham* In the State o! Michigan, known and (fr-K-nlh-d as folios® to wit: Michigan', and running thence north te minute* the e«n>-< thus m th«- midst of the -linll, drw-’l in as liaq<L*om® n rolw a* th» family could nfT-nl, in order, according' ta Lurinn, tpbathwand may not i»- w-n naked by i'erben&: Then l-egitn tlx-d-v'li wail «-r»,m»>iiy|' nsevne of lenrt rent ling grief, su-h n- t<»-l* jitucr in Frumi'-{k>L-i-.-»- over the dead body uf Hrtitor. Tlic-sr ii-nth wails an-, in fact, uno of tho iikoet striking l>un<l» of connection b--:w<«-n thoHelh-nhm «{ tire patt and :1»- Hellcm un spite tin- rtrietnerat of the mor.- eiviliwd ui-niU-r*of tl.c orthodox rbun-b, they iliiig to them with surprising t-nneity. tx«ly am! wnnders alout Hire and Elpenur in misery neither Ivlonjqyg to tbe dead, (.'ouw-qu'-ntly. the after death that the From thc-e -loath walls wv lenrqhow much that i* heathen in incorporated in the belipf of Unlay nsqwfltlng an after .Ilf-. They ring uir»»v teci, inrncc iionn minuies wes* uinec hundred thirty teet. tltonec south righty nine drgre** we*|, five hundred thirty-two* 1, feet, tticnec south-westerly along ttteca»t miinrln of Hi^’ lticht ot Way" ot tlx? C. K. A. S. L’. It. four huudre<l nlurlv seven tert, to the vast and west miarter linn ”1 scdlpu, i.W’iuty-U>ree. themalong anld •m-uver section line north elgp.tv-nlm* degree* t-aal. onn thousand two bntulred eu1(y-«:>e feet to th* ptaee of begin­ ning. Ix-lng the south part ot the Mmtii-eart to tlx- containing eight und lu■») acres of land. Dated Janimrv totli. A. It. H-EMMA L. JOHNSON. Guardian. mvldlo the little children. S.anrtir.M's wh«-n ° nni conspicuous for bi* g»j«^< MHlTni'l IT 1 HKABD FIMlM.-lteccnt rail( 111 II 11 I A11 A r,li“i extension* have (levelIDJin „,cd rxrcpt’®„a||y fine mlnstock mid fir in in;: dl*tr® c*. Map- and toll p>trtle<i!nrs..free; ui»n abpMcollo® to U. H. \VAfKH9t, Gen. I’mw. Art...St. Ita'il. Minn. STOCK tran-fvrnred that ot Patroclus in the upjier air, Hying ---nor *tp tho ik-ath air, mid cndenvorfag to >tcnl kip*, but hirff.'.tuaHV. lliarou plant* tie maiden-* tn-sv-. He riiku.mn !;.«-*• to eriket hi» vhtinis, driving tlte young , nixl ktnwii: KHTorr hini. dray-giAg th- hg-d after prrw-ricd nnumg the other sacred tilings which are hung up iu the sanctuary Issloiiging to every h-xw. otiii starts on a journey, it is customary t-> spill water a* an tiiiW of his sue n»nl' TIh« n:.d ITPW RIWfb’E’W ('EXTr.rot. The binldiue n| Ln of railroad* lu a new aud ferule country 1'u 1 creates many nvrf tawte. affording ev evlldn: bmtneM opportunities. Partien'ar* regjr.U'.:g *urn opportijhltlM faMout-u-i. .Minne*ot,i mid D.ifaita wit! be sent apau appllratloii : > ”. H. WAKUEX. cm. Pus*. Jr- *• ■ PROSPEROUS, £ opportunities tb Mtnre fine Gorernim-ut lands recently *urvey*d. near ex’-cllcut rori field- and rnljaeenttor.Uiroml. Mups and full partlcnlar*. frac upon appiii’atlon to C, H. ilARXEh. Gen. I’M*. Atrt.W. Paul. Minn.___i_______ ______ does not uxv linjitelt. and he wta» u«not A* tin- funeral j»r- o-wMmt through tlr- village street I he* priests the mourners. in ir.’i.t. Iirvak f-irtii svith tbo other* Of a trtfih a l‘mk inland funeral is a |«infill right th witness. On reaching tberimrrh SUCCESS liturgy b proceeding the tuounier* ’-.-ora to UUUUUUU, yomunvn to new iocuilon? .wail. ’ Thru cow* the very iniprvw-ivr Exrrllcnt lifad*, ’•heap, which vfll Increase In stichera ->f the last Id ’., wbi’-b i* ’-b.-intod by value Keverul fold In Ove year*. No other sncli opp-.rtunlttw existing. Full rortl-ulur*. fret, upon npplliaiion tot. H.-WAKEEh, (ien. Pass. tho wuy tlr at dibit go Agt.. Sl. Pz-il. Mi-:n. FAILURE the <>xtruv>igm>t «l«w-rwitrutluu» .without n coffin into its abulluw grave •oil.—Scotch Itavtew. WTTV 1VOKK FOR AN'lTWEl:. or on small WHY salary .■ Whv rofiUnu® work on a worn-. I! Ill out farm? Why try to secure * living from sueh high priced or hMrilv-murtgaeed farm*? Why work on rented IMd? Why not start tor yourself.’ Why not secure at one* some of the low-priced but vsrr fertile and well located land* luifaoent to railroad* noy to be obtained by those going to Nortberu Dakota net profit per acre than un the high-priced or worn ont land you now occupy? Why not co ■ und look the situation over and »ee for youraelf. or st least obtain further intornmtlpo. Wfrleb n will Im* sent free. If you will juldreta 0- H. I WARREN. Gen. Pm*. Art., bt. PauL Minn. ■ NORTHERN PACIFIC It LOW PRICE MIUKMD LUK « FREE Government LANDS. ttraiiUOT* or aca*s o<_»*eh to SE«b FORBbTrt^BSrg^ ELY’S Cream Balm Catarrh Nasal 1‘tuwefl. I Allays Pain and I n 11 a in inatlon, Heals the Sores, i Wfever^K Restore* the Senses of, Tasto and Smell. TRY THE CURE _ A particle l* applied Tat® naek nostril and u ncreesblo. Price 00 cent* st Drugglrt*; by mail, roistered, 90ct*. ELY BEOS^ii Greenwich la a lain issue of The Time* I read with great pleasure the two anecdotes of Mi;. Lincoln*. It to well that thera oft appear­ ing atorfe* of our glorious president should be widely circulated, fur them- little remHiiscnncM enabl* us to appreciate more thoroughly the goodly character of the man.1 As too much ennuot be raid about Mr. Lincoln, I urn indutred to send you the following account of nn Interview which the writer had with him: I t-Alled upon him to ask tor n position in tbe Horvlce for my sun.- Abul I re­ ceived It, my boy went to the war nnd never returned. I msw accompanied by a lady Companion, a Miuihern woman, and we hnd with us a little b/y. n grandson of Lc»ril Fairfax. Aftet/aviilcarant Intervtow my friend laid: "Will you give me your autograph for a frit nd In England?” 1. however. Imd lie.dtated to ask him, r.lt bough wanting one very much. He went to hto desk nnd wrote: "Your* truly, A. idnciiin," but Instead of giving it to my friend, who had naked for it, he handed it to triej and I still have it among my treas­ ures. lie then wrote simply, "A. Lin­ coln.'' Handing it to ray friend he re­ marked, ratto voce: "That is good enong! for England.” I then said: "Mr. 1‘rwddent, I have brought u grandson of Lord Fairfax to m.-o you.’- He was a beautiful boy, and Mr. Lincoln, who was always fond ot children, extended hi* band, .saying: "lie bid* fair to be a band-sonrer man than I am. Well, my little man, you are for the UnteuF’ Th® boy lookcd up into Mr. Ltncoln's'face Utid replied: "Somewhat!” Both I aud iny friend were horrified. *hc. a «outhcrn woman, fearing we would be arrested, and I, that I would foil in gettiug my boy’s appointment; but’Mr. Lincoln only laughed nod raid: "I guess there are a good many somewhat*!” . -hutiu we were nlxiut to withdraw, wishing to express my thanks fur hto courtoiy, I said: "Ohl Mr. Lincoln, yon do not know how much I shall jirice your autograph, tipd if ynu only get us out of this war ft.will be ever very precious." I shall dever forget hi* earnest, careworn, yet hopeful, expression ot coantcnanci- ns he replied: "You pray fur in« und I will do tho U-sL 1 can.” After getting into our carriage 1 said to the boy. who was only about i year* of age: "Why did you say you were some­ what for the Union?" He replied: '-Wiy, mamma to always crying nnd praying tot the routh, and papa is serving Uncle Sam, nnd I cannot help being somewhat."— Cor. Philadelphia Time*. "Nothing is mure injurious." raid a prominent physician to a rrjxyler. "dur­ ing these winter days than nny continued confinement to the house without exercise of some description in the open nlr. It is on this account that mi many people are now aflllctcd with linrd colds, nnd no brfiall portion ot the c.wi of pneumonia under my own obacrralion nre traced directly to the same cause. People allow thein-clvcs to get run down and then dis­ like any exertion. The hot, close atmos­ phere of the house—no wor»® in this re­ spect thnn places of public entertniument —bo softens die muscle* aud tissues ns to make them tender nnd eensidw to every 51 nusual breath. The remit i* that the blood soon gels in an impure condition, grows worse pvary .lay from such prac­ tice, till the whole system suiTcrs with trouble that oftentimes lead! to serious results. Tbe origin of It all. in tho majority of cases, lies hi the timidity or the Inertness that pre­ fers the warm and debilitating pleasure of the house to nn ncUve walk, breathing fresh, bracing air, under a heaven fnll of w ind. What uno the symptoms usually attending yrhal is popuih.iy known ns tho epidemii- cold, which usually follow* a few weeks ot this unwise seclusioi1? First, one begins to fed a henckutie. nud a very little thing sectxu. tiresoma. Tin-n there follows a slight sore throat, dt-premuon, fretfulness aud general irrltnb jty, until before one U» awnre of ft the bed- is the only refuge. And nn afternoon walk, made with some effort und exhaustion, might have prevented the whole'aUment. "To the periuul who knows the wiatlom of the loots, brisk walk, or exercise of any sort, daily, iu tho open air. no .matter whnt the weather, when well protected, and follor.a good advice, ill health is almo&* au iinpOMifUity. There I* the glow of carnsti' n Itself In the check.*, the pure luster ot health in the eye, and the smile of well being and comfort and enjoyment of life over nil. If there was UMircuf this j-mrt of thing among our jic'ple, the fi-tnnlo portion e»jec:nlly, linrd colds am! pneu­ monia would be n very rare occurrence in thh commuuity.**—Worcester Telegram. Woi-kli>cn>cu, Cbntiilrr Ihiiu After Ml! the tjeaulies of frep trade, ns potirnyid by Hu* nblrnt advocates, them is one glaring fact v.liiuh luey cannot gainsay, which ly fnll answer to nil of their raphistriwi. * WorkLi&xnrn from all ports of the wtghi persist in coming to tills country of. a pruUiclive trirlfT for better wages ancT better living, while no Ameriimn drcniis of quitting the United States for n similar rtm>on. With our protective tariff abolished, and tho product ot tho cheaper labor of other ccunlrie* Admitted free, it Is certain that th* wages paid in Europe, in Asia, in India r.nrt in Chius would iuevitably regu­ late Ui» wages ih this conntry. Thera are facu which uo free trader cau gainsay or mntrovert. Free trade is fatal to the wage worker, bat clover tQ the capitalist. It is death to the manufacturer, out wealth nnd prosperity to the merahaut Importer.—De* Mbiues da.) 1 Register. ■k a Kliuruu I neit eomet will appear in tbe form of a nigre bottle, having ••Goidm .Medical Discovery" Ipscribed upon It In bold character.. Whether thl* coixWIt and high compliment will be verlBed. remain* to be *rei>. but Dr. Fierce will continue to-end forth that woud.u-ful veretaMe compound, and nbtent enulteAtor of dl*ea*c. ft has no equal io mcllclnil and b.-altb-glvtrg properties, tor Imparting vigor aud tone Io tire liver aud kidneys, tn purifying tbe blood, and through it deansing and renewing tbe whole avslem. For irerofulons hnmnre. and ewhinip tion, or lung scrofula. In It* early stage*, it Is a positive specific. Druggist*. Frank Hard haa told bow he and the Dog racfs are, the- latest excitement other avowed f^ve trader* converted Mr. Clcreland, a .Bullate lawyer, who taurw at Ishpeming. nothing of nktionid affair*, and who had There Is uo rn* to th® task* wblfili dally con­ been clecu-d president on a protection front tlie rood housewife. To bo * *nere»*1<il platform with the aid of protection stump hotwakeej-w, tbe first requisite h rood hsalth. orators iu duubtful i-taU-v. It ought to How can a woman onattnd acair.su.tbri trials occur to the average Dem.x rat. who is in­ and worn** ot bousekeeplng It who be suffering terested In tbe development of American from these distretslng irrc«idarltU-<, ailment* and weaknesses peculiar to her sex? J»r. twonrets and markets for labor, that so Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a specific fur shallow nn eeommiirt ns Mr Cleveland is these disorder®. The only remedy. by draigUla. under n junltlva itiuu-antea from ’.he must Ik? a blind guide to follow.—New I, manufacturers. Nalb-taetlon cosninta-d in York Press. every case,' or liit-ney refunded. Bee printed Knarenti.-e on txittin wrapper. . • Ypsis business college has 1<U stu­ Au umiMiul appraisement of real value* dents. fur ti politician wan diriputycd in the re­ mark of Senator Ingalls nnent the de­ of al! the mean* of public conveyance In n t*nt« -I... ....... .... .. Itf struction of hl.*! library by fire. lie raids the 'empluyev, mean* * p.iralyzln»>t "All n:y earthly treasure* were <m those tradn and Industry for tlie time being, nnd h book Hhclven," and tbe words ns they left attended with an enortnou* Mtxregate l<»n to hta Up* seemed ufulluf tears. New York the community. How much more serious to lire individual i« tire general tie-up of hi* srrtcHi. World. known as aonstlpaUon. and due to the strike ut the most important organ* for more prudent trnaUncut and better care. If too long neglect­ Next to-our own Al Amen, .The Tribun* ed, a torpid or *lugs!*b liver will produce Me­ lon* formsot kldncv and liver diseases, malaria- favors Janie* UumcD Lowell for second ial trouble and chronic dyapepela. Dr. Pierce s place on the Democratic ticket, lie could »------ see a preventive and carry England and one or two wards in They are prompt, sure o take, and pe*itively New York.—Minneapolis Tribune. harmless. igjtoh- organs. Disinfect promplly and thoroughly with Irnriiy* Prophylactic Fluid, tbe great de- Prof. H. T. Lupton,ot tbe Vanderbilt Vnlvvr«tty, T*nn..*ays: “A* a disinfectant and datcrSetit Dkrbys Prophylactic Fluid I* superior to any preparation with which I am acquainted." in their remark* upon tho American girl. They doekired- that they had met girl* who were pretty, well educated, well they were universally Daisy Mfllerlsh The American* . defended their country­ women as welh as they were able, Imtlbey were somewhat corrwrod and confused in regard to two girls whom they knew the DEMAND OF THE PEASANTRY F01 foreigner* had met, and whom they cited a* example* of refinement. THE DIVISION OF PROPERTY. "They are delightful girl*," the Eng­ lishmen asserted. "'They were- at Ni­ Cariour lUuatratlun* of the Credulity hi agara when we were there; and—before LAND IN RUSSIA. The so called paosarit quretion can be ignored no longer by the Ru«iau govern UM-ut. It dcnmnrU inuuediaie solution, and any delay may tennlnate insomo fatal blow or other. A f«-w fact* gathered from various sexuees will speak for themwlve*. There are artain diMrlcta in the govern­ ments of Ekalcrino*laf ami Poltava where beyond dracripUon. Tbo land with which they were furnished by . their |xuulo«tchiln. the best kind. Thi*, cuupl<*i with tb* fact* uf its being of tbe minirmuu quantity aud tlio failed tn comply with t!»o law ho was liable tographs." ,■> The Indies were rather confused by three HtatameaU, aud knew nut exactly what to say. when tho other young man said: "By the way, Charlie, we never have opened, those photographs. Tory were sealed up," he went on to explain, "and were to Io opened when we were at *ea. We'll get them now." Th® Englishmen went after tho picture*, returning before tbe ladies Lad been able to devise nny excuse by which they might reasonably smooth over tho rather ill timed action of their friend*. The en­ velope* were tarn open, the Englishmen fairly gloating over th® discomfiture they wens bringing to their opponent* in argu­ ment, and the photographs dtodooed—of two young women whose faces were en­ tirely covered by their band*. The tables were turned at oner. Al­ though in strict circles ,the joke Itself might be considered sufficiently Daisy Mlllerish to help rather than injure the men'* aide of the argument, at the mo­ ment the Englishmen were so disconcerted by the appearance of the photograph* that they abandoned the discussion and al­ lowed themselves to be unmercifully laughed at.—Providence Journal. wan no ram occurrvmv that a whole* year'* hard tabor would scarcely enable a i*)a*anl family to store away sufficient grain for their own use. Tlx-re i* a wiring that misery likes to dwell in air castliw. This saying ha* never I jnet a num who has just como back proven more truthful thnn nt tho Um® when certain rumor® were afloat that tbe cnomiou* from Europo thu other evening. He was tract* of land in jiawMiun of tho ponurat- mad yet; so msd hu couldn’t be civil chiks would be dlviitel among tbe |>oamntry. about the Europeans. "It’s awful,"besaid; “wherever 1 went How these rurmn; originated is a mjutery. I met Americans who were holding up mon workerl liko o k»ven. The prospect of their hands in wild admiration of Switzer­ becoming j-mucauni of land was diacumcd land, and Italy, und France, and every­ thing in aud b'wu: Europe. There were fk'td. If y.ju mow two or three peaaont* en­ fellow* who never ceased tailing, in aloud gaged in inoriTHorion you could rod assured voice, how much money they bad spout ou that tho land quoit ten was the tn-iin topic of it. It was rumored that It was tbo vornest made me rick. But I wanted to di® at will of hta maj<«ty the czar bianelf to see Munich. I almply felt I wanted to di® hl* children situated more comfortably than and leav® Amenta aud American*. We they were; that liad lx- tbo power of doing, were al Munich! Well, Mtinkh—why, I the thing* that pleavd him tbo land held by tell you God doesn't know about Munich. tin.- propn-’t<?r« would iusve Ixvn transferred It 1* not on bl* list. There arrived a fam­ long ago to tin- ixwxautry - that tlda quostiou ily of Americans, loaded with guide books, wns twiceIwuught np by Hm- czar in senate; with kng measurement* of the height of ttaa lie uvulc a strong 4«*«:h in favor of hi* the mountain* and knicknacka of small beloved children, but that ho was compelled out of tne way things. They were blow­ todcKtatfur fear of losing hi* head. Further­ ing about the hotel how they Lad spent more, tliat a ukafo writtan aud signed by tbe (20.000 seeing everything. "It’ll grand l 1 tell you, it wa* worth cznr was sent to all the (xuuiestcfaik* comluanding them to vacate tieir |irof*rtica and the |20,(XX). I’m glad 1 paid it. There's divide their land among tbe ]-nwantry. It nothing like it—nothing liko it." . wa* n curluus sight to see «>u aHiuidny morn­ ’ “Say," Mid I to the head of tho family; ing a crowd of |xxuaul* Nurrutmding Ulb "Say, liave you seen Yellowstone park?” “Yellowstone park! Yellowstone park! tavern and ilbemuii^ their faruralifo situa­ tion. The future, of course, *a* pictured No; where-is it? I missed that. Great in the brightest color*. Inddkl. to there any ■ Scott! I wouldn't g*o back to America thing mure fasciuoting to u Russian )>ea*anl nnd My I hadn't seen Yellowstone park fora million.” thou tlm thought of owniqg land.’ ' As th-, rumors anitinm-d stirring tbe nriml* tbo attention of the g>>v®tumcut wiu> united Fruuctocu Chronicle "Umtortonre.” to the nwaodty ot stipprrwing them. Procla­ mation* to thu effect that no sueb thing ns A California paper tells n story which division ot the numleitciulu land will ever occur in Rumin, and tiud n liberal rewanl points the moral anil stick* it in. that will be ofTered for tito conviction uf all per­ while all that glitter* is not gold, a good deal that glitters is gold amalgam. Some son* dnocminatipg false rumors were iwmri by tile governor geurrals <>f lb® affected dis- wealthy young men ot St. Ixjuto put $300,000 into a mine in Mexico, on thh^ rvmaly tho evil. Tbe peasant wns rv. firm a* representation of * promoter and tbe a rock in hU drUinnimjtuHi to kuumI up fur proof given their own ejes by the glitter of masse® of free gold which stood ont on persuade him to tbo contrary. I kuow a fact the sides ,of the workings, lint alas! of a standiiiui, or village ulUi-ini, having be«i when the promoter had received his cash Is-aten nearly tn death Ir'iause Itc attem]>tat and tho most expensive machinery had to n-asun with th* excited crowd nnd explain been put in pperaiion. It was discovered U» them tbe content* of Um* proclomalioa. that the mine had been both "salted" and “The cnr'» will intret l*> tnrried out.’’ 'ra» all "point*:. ” Nico littla nugget* hud been put in here and there, and the gold amal­ Uta: rexiM be heard fnwn the crowd. < In tta* government of Ekatcrinre&if a gr«>- gam luul boen laid on thick and slab. mada, w community, yalk-J on their proprie­ The wealthy young men of St. Louis tor mul in the 'name of the czar otvl jMUtto haven't a mine. btO-Ahey bar® two or thru® mllin of excellent roads, a line plant ktablM, bls cattle, hta bfoita. etc. Upou licing and n deep bote in the-ground, into which told dial no rack thing a* an ukase wa- in they would like to throw the promoter, if extownco. the unrag.il crowd Kguutoptay they could find him.—Boston Transcript. h&vuv. ivi'.lrlite furujtur-and old faintly pietore®, owl would protably have treated thA typical Mexican kitchen, it is raid, proprietor hinm-lf Ub a like luauut-r l.iul it. not been for tta* happy thought that occurred Iim ntlther trturt, table, chair nor cup­ tohuwlfo. In n few pcrvuirivjword* rite board, the clean swept clay floor, an adobo shelf against the wall and a few hook* nnd amural Um> crowd that no further attempt of dejjrivlng them of tta ir right* would be pegs nnsTwring every purpose. In the made byTier huriatud. Wh- asked tbntn, li-«w- houiH-* of the rich an adobo range to built ever, us a Fj.rotal favor, tho ;w‘M'i)cge of r^- into the wall, which is really n Long, nar­ nrdning a few days 1 inger lu tbe bo 4, row box, nuulo of nun baked ciny and par­ titioned off into little rompnrttnents, whk-h was uuMjinuiuriy granted. A Amilar acfurrcuce look plnco in snotliqr ; within ench of which a handful of charqoal may be consumed. Tho middle durtod. in n more diplomnt!.- manner. A few clnkM-s ru>e n big-clay jar or pot, in lieu of elderly poauuite, ebom-n ns dctegaU*., eallvtl a range, tn which charcoal is a!io burned, ou tbe prcprinlor trad atat-xl to him their ob- white the poor hnve "ail out doore” for a kitchen, and build their tiny fires of sticks wherever it to most ponveuient. The of it Uii» Unu'.“ Tin- result in l-oth ea«en wo* cooking utensils are seldom of Iron, thnt being tno expensive, aud earthen pot* are wagon load* of "roggi" • decided the land almost universally ujedr-M3oqd_.Hou*e' —. quratiisi. Many of the haulers v.aro in> kceping. prinoruxl nnd many were exiled. Tb® Stereotyped Smile. of tbo part. The peasant taw fearned since the ulwurdlty of »urh expectation*. Ifat a* it wn.i no longer paaublo to pul up with such a life other means to fight tbo evil began to suggrrt themselves to the ficaaanrii mind. Many are leaving for "Amur,-' cr Amur*k*ta. a land of which they hnvu not the lorat conception. Indocd, the exixiu* f«r lea* and pcmiitaM. They manage tn- get riling un what few kajM-k* or broad thu woiwn gE’ta-r up. Niineof them evidently has tlie rJightest idea of uhat .the prombBtl laud ho* in store for them. '“It am bo no worse than wo had. conMquon’ly wo cottfmitted no folly by leaving," wm all they had to reply to our qinriion*.—St. IVter-.bmg Cor. PhD»ilelphi* Tixia-s. r The wife of a cabinet officer, condemned one day every week during the Washing­ ton *cr.ran to receive tbe dear public. My*: “No one who ha* not tried it can imagine the strain ot wearing u stereo­ typed smile for three or four hour* at a arcs for a monrent, or some caller will insist they were eoldly received. When my last vhdtor is ushered ont I go and plunge ray fae® in cold water to wash and rub th nt smite off. If I didn't I should feci n* if I bad been totruck im,' as the children *ay. People make fun of * atercoiypcd smite where they detect It, but the name critic* would be the first to ■pronounce a public wuinan without it cold, glum or sick.” Purifies the'Blood suenjUi, cCfctlng curt* kUhcrto unknown. Sc'inl Iw Iwk contaiu-ng addUtoriafctidehec. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hold by aU druggtoU. ff; rfx fbr «*. Xada only by C. 1. ROOD • <Xk, Lowtfl. Vas*. 1OO Doses One boiler. Notice to karetryj lie auction, to the f pursuant to 11 reuse and authority granted to. fc!?na-A.“ihS gnn. all of Um- ®®tate. rtatt. tlCtoaad tntermof UtaMdd minor ot.iu and to the real estate Mtuxtc and tiring In the County of Barry, tn th* StaU-ft Mieblgan, known and dcocribri m lol loifs. to-wit: Tlie east-twelve ju-rm of land lyinz betanton parallelitaea. off and from toe twenty-twu (X) In tar townsNpM flat si,!.;:™..:;!.'.',, raw. -irairiv or <n I, S*a no softatr PCOMMU Uiereof; tratrit <; uumtH-r tn town«Mp number two Cft corded la t! ter of Deeds In in. on the ninth ,J of itoi estate of AtaOM —___ _ _ ... ’ITHT ssiijrjwit—IfiSSDn . rage to Alexander L. CuriC bv. auliaimat dated tar tweutlrili <tay uf May A Ji. lfil*.*od recorded In the office of the Itaxtrter ot Deeds Now. therefore, by virtue ot ths power ®X sale contained tn **ld luorrrage. and the Malate in April A. D. I.-**, at tan o'clock in th® tM-®aoaa. 1 vliull Mil st public auction. I® th® hUciiast Wdder. at tbe north front door of the court bouse In the City of H»*Uno. H*m Couxj-. Michi­ gan. (that being the place'where tbe circuit scribed) or »«intrah thereof; leu )>er rent luU-reat. ud all leral costa, toKriher tilth nn attorney’* fee tit atty dollars c-n. i, uit.q h.r thereto, th® prwabMM not iiore- described os follows, lo-wlTrhe north sixty <4Q> acres ot the east bait (KS’> of the bortb-eaa ALEXANDKK LXLAHK. A«*lg®ce af said wortgaget KXAPPKN A X awAKMAN. State of Miehlgan. .s.iuit} .if Barry—**. At a scmIou nt the Probate Court day. the SMI day ot 3ahiwry- 111 <»«• rear IbooMUMl «-Ubt hundred and eight v-elgUL Present. Win. W. Col*, Judge of Probat®. f -1,.. nf Oti rtwluig and filing th® petition, duly veri­ fied. of -Ices® Krb. executor named la to® last wit! and tattnnyent ot said deoe*«e<t. praytaK that a certain hretruinrat now on ilit- la this i-oiirt pur.’urting to »►<? tbe ls*t will rad testermnl nt ■■ . . ■ c Tlwreujen It I* oiylvred. that Ttinradaar. tbe Srddajtd FebnuLO, A-1>- IW*. al tea ®<eto*k m the fotvuoou. b>» assigned for the hearing ut said petition. *>•'* that, tho heir® at tawutftkld decuAwxi and nil idbor person* Interested ta old court, then to l>a boteeu u lb® i’rotaton o-Ure.lu the city ut Htoltoira, fa said county, and show .•*«*<:. it any tbare be, why the prayor of the neULtoucr should not b« grouted. And It I* n:rOu*r ordered, that said i-<-tit!on®r fit* a bearing thereof t v earning aaopv af UH» order to be jmbllriw! In the HaWlugs Basxkm a newsr-ap-r prmt<-<! mid circulated bi Mid Conbty of Barry one* fa o.vh week lor Uin-e >:»o»ulre (A true copy.) “MAY GOD BLESS YOU! heart would palpitate lor two boura at a time. npncU’l to die. in Beptomtvr. t*u. 1 bought a area Workingmen who complain thnt they you The Blood. nre Injured by convict labor iqmuld think Is the source of health; therefore. 1x> for a moment how InfiuiteMnmlly small the competitlijn of convict labor Is n* com­ keep well, purify tho blood by taking pared with the aompetitlau of the pauper Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine Is labor-of Europe. If the workingm-at of peculiarly designed to net upon thu this country wot.ld light Ulf n* carteretly bl'xxl. and through Unit upon all tho against tree trade or the prodveta of Europe'sronvtet pauper latwr asl>r^l.lra they have Or^fl nd ^ubret labt>r“ ' ff-ught SS sAguinst convict, labor, Prevl.lrnt Cleve­ a specific action, also, upon the secre­ land would not have dared to have written I rtrurk tbe bed. 1 am a paper I tions and excretions, aha asulats nature hto free trade message—Albany Journal and have worked every day «ti to expel from the system scrofula, hu­ H-cond bottle, and gained rich mors, impure particles, and effete mat­ This remedy opens Ui tbe natural p****p» of An Autlcm* Child. ter through the lungs, liver, bowels, be body, expels tbe t-Asoo from t!» Mood end “Mamma," said a little Chicago girl. kidneys, and skin. It effectually aids "Yea, dear." weak, impaired, and debilitated organs. Shaker Ritract ®f Roota. or Srijri-* to “Do yon think T’U have the same pana A trial will convince you that It does kt by *11 dniraltts. or send to th®jrtSKor. J this rear?-'—Tbe Epoch. possess peculiar curative powers. , J, Whit*. M Warren riroct. N®w TeriT s �. ADOTIOHAL LOCAL MEWB. The Hastings Banner. A CASE OF BIG HEAD. WnfriKoa. M1QH-. F*b. 8th, 1M8. tbe freight on Mr. HUI'S Erimred at tbe Fo«u>ffir- M Hs-tlnre. through the tnall* •* *•«*-> EDITORIAL notes. Any farmer knows that to reduce the price of wool 10 cents or more per pound would be the practical ruin of ibeep raising. It is conceded that free trade would reduce the price oj wool that much. Cleveland tries to console wool growers, by stating that if wool is put on tbe free list, the price of woolen goods would be enough cheaper to more than repay the loss 01 10 cents a pound on wool. Let an} farmer who owns from 60 to 1QG sheep figure on this matter; and he will find that if removini the duty on. wool would cut the pric» of woolen goods squarely in two, he would still make more money by retaining the extra 10 cents a pound on wool. But the fact la that woolen goods including nearly every grade of dothing, are cheaper to­ day in America than in Great Britain. Only the higher priced goods, the broadcloths and such, are cheaper there than here. They are cheaper slmplj because the principle element in their production is labor, and labor in free trade England is far cheaper than in protective tariff America.- As thruhigher priced goods are worn by the rich, they can afford to pay the duty, and thus help to bear Jhe burdens of government. But putting wool on the free list would benefit no one, please only the free trade cranks, and practic­ ally ruin the wool growing industry o! i America. America la the richest nation in the world. Her people consume more than any other people, and have better means than others to pay for what they' wanL It is subject to demonstration that a community of 1,000 people in this country will, in order to live ac­ cording to'American ideas and advan­ tages, expeod for materials necessary fortheir comfort and support, more than 2,000 people in Great Britain, 2.500 people In France or 3.000 people In Ger­ many. They pay better for what they buy too. It is then no wonder that the manufacturers and Colden clubs of England are anxious to have free ac­ cess toAtnerica, which has as we hav. stated, the best markets of the world. To this end British money has been and is to-day being poured into this country to bribe congressmen, corrupt voters, scatter free trade literature—do anything and everything to break down our tariff system. They want the markets which tbe wise legislation of the republican party has reserved for our own people. Shall we do what Great Britain wants us to dtf? It has always been considered the wise plan. Which has ever resulted in good to America, to do exactly tbe thing thnt England didn’t want us to do. It is claimed by the defenders of the President's measage.that to take the. tar­ iff off wool might reduce the price of that comodity for two or three years but after that it would bring just as much in the market sis though the industry was protected. We are inclined t<think this claim might perhaps prove nearly correct. If it is, what does it signify? Simply this, that to place wool on the free list, as recommended by the president, would destroy or greatly Injure the industry in this country; that it would force farmers in this country to dispose of their dockl­ and after that we would be at the mercy of foreign producers. It mean* that the president’s policy would cripple or destroy'American industries with­ out any corresponding benefit. It means, what we have wgued hereto­ fore. that the cost of protection la paid by foreign producers instead of Ameri­ can consumers. It means that the true policy for America is to proteetd-very industry that has to compete with for­ eign countries. American producers should ever be preferred in American markets. We should never surrender our birthright without an adequateconsideration. Battle Creek. Aug. 30Ch. ISM. being therefore 34 years old. She was an active member of the M. E. church, having been converted dur­ ing a eerie* of meetings held fn that neighborhood in the winter of 1884 conducted by Rev. A. K. Stuart. She Buffered a great deal during her final uicknese until tbe last hour which was very peaceful. When different one* talked to her of dying she unljr re­ plied that tbe Lord was with her every moment The funeral service# were held at the Holmes church In Carlton, conducted by Rev. W. D. Rowland, tbe pfocawion Lamar has donned the judicial rolws. to the cemetery being nearly one mile If any man calls Jfff Davis a traitor in his hearing, he wlll'stand committed for con­ !n length. tempt of court.—Binghamton (N. Y.) Re­ publican “Kill your sheep and sell ’em for mut­ ton,” savj the free traders to the farmers. That is the free trade policy throughout. “Kill" American industries and their Think ot Se ohcmV'nt friend* never «ay, products for the benefit ot the foreigners. But the American people will not do it.— Chicago Journal . Obituary. After a ioog and painful lllnoes dee to some dropsical dlfflcuity, Mrs. Ambrose Hubbell died |T Naturally, the free traders hold tbe tariff responsible for the western blitaanls. They attribute cases of sunstroke In the summer to tbe same cause.—New Turk Press. JorgejouM and Jorgewiillamcurtte con­ tinue to lick the hands nnd the boots of the ausanslna of clril service.—Bingham­ ton (N. T.) Republican. Tho Pennsylvania Democracy might just ns well form itself into a trust and appoint William L. ’ Scott trustee. He owns a controlling interest In the property MAMHAXX L. COOK. K4Hor. A number nf little frogs nn to a patri­ arch of tbclr trihe and said they had seen two enormous oxen. “Were they as big asthlM?" inquired the patriarch, puffing himself out. "Much bigger," was the response. “As this*" Mid tbe patrtareb, puffing IdniM-if still more. “Nay,” said ths little frogs; ‘If yon were ta try till yon burst, you wotdd never be an big." Titcrcu|>ou tiie silly old frog tried to puff himself still more, and suddenly burst und scattered himself all over the con­ tiguous territory.—Judge. QvercoatS A Job Lot of WHY THIS UNSEEMLY HASTEt Ovtatteonduetlnx the services Tbe sudden and unexpected orders for the new cruiser Atlanta to be put lit readiness for a cruise to the West Indies as MK>n os puudble nnute a subject tor various comment in the navy yard; says Tbe New York Tribune. She tats been at tbe yard several uumtlis waiting for the improved gun tracks which the erdnonco boon! hns hsd under consideration ever since the bcard’n unfortunate trouble with the original ones, aud although it was known that she needed repair*, and that it wonld take Sixty days to replace the cement knocked from tho fnslde of her bottom, and to repair the ptatreand braces broken and otherwise damaged when she went on the rocks near Newport fast sum­ mer, these were not so imperative as to make it necessary to delay the going into dock ot other vessels. She was also to receive a new propeller. Hence the order simply to have her bull painted nnd then for her to go to sea, it, upon examination it is found thnt her hull is nut in so un­ safe-condition as to make it hazardous to rent! her upon a cruise, caused surprise. One of The officers of the yard who has been waiting fur tbe vessel to go into dock to examine tier hull. Raid: “It is rumored that Secretary Whitney is anxious to get the vessel away, fearing that Senator Chandler may wfint to get on recon! (he officer*' opinion of the Bosch CTulrers. knowing that they all speak well of her.'“There is certainly aomrvery press­ ing reason for Jiending the Atlanta to sea without making the repairs, replacing lhe broken screw wXh a new tote, and replac­ ing tbe cement broken out in her bottom, all of which has been reported by a board . Free trade newspapers are gloating over what they call the “overthrow of Ran­ dall.” Don’t be too sure about Randall. Ho may make it lively foe tbe free traders How fine it Is to hear Messrs. Scott, Coxe nnd other Pennsylvania millionaires concreted with great corporations, ta resolutions which they adopt as members of tbe Democratic state committee, com­ mending the preaident and their party for devoted service to the cause of thu people against rich corporations. Tbe dullest creature in the world must be moved to Homeric inextinguishable laughter by tbe absurd audacity of such praise from such men. Just at this time It happens that tbe Knights of Labor ntjppt resolutions concerning Mr. Scott, whose long fight with his employes is nut forgotten, and Mr. Coxe, one of the operators whoso barges the men refused to unload, thus precipitating the great Reading strike. If these men remain on the Democratic state committee,'tho Knlghta resolve that they will not vote tho Democratic ticket. But if they do not remain, the largo contribu­ tions expected from these two millionaires and others to 'the Democratic campaign fund will be withheld, and a Democratic dispatch affirms that Mr. Scott gar© $25,000 to aid the election of Mr. Cleve­ land. Tbe incident illustrates certain differ­ ences between tho two great parties which go very deep. For years It has been the constant pretense of the Democratic party that It especially represented tbo that her bottom”!* to lie cle^iwed and, poor people, and was especially anxious to serve their interests. It professis hos­ pointed and the voasel sent to acn. No re­ tility to rppltalista and corporations, flnd pairs are to be begun that will detain her. denounces the Republican party as tbe if tbs Injury to her bottom will not en­ party of capitalists and corporations. Then danger tt>e ship.’ But the most serious the party of labor votes to take away the part fat h<-r lottery. Tbe two ^argc guns protectlob of American labor; the partyof forward and aft are completely disabled. tho workers against tbe employer# gives Thu after gun cannot be inu\ed. and the Messrs. Scott aud Coxe control of Its state forward one can only b<- trained with dilfi- committee; the party of the people against culty. jim the spindle leading to the engines corporations puts Mr. Lamar on tbe is bent. Two Ot the porta are badly supreme bench. cracked, and all of the ‘clip’ circles for the The thoughtful workingman sees thnt Six*Inch guns are sprung^ It is iho stated of two conclusions ri Inevitable. that although toe Improved tracks are oat Either thr party is dishonest In profeasing finished tho ntfllnnncc bureau has not to represent tho workingmen aud the money to pnt-fbetn fa place, uni! the conpeople at all. or it has sold them out far atruction bureau is so short of uioney thnt the influence and the pecuniary contribu­ tions of the corporations aud the million after the beginnlnguf the new fiscal year.1 alres. In either case its dtehonesty de­ prives tbo partyof confidence. That it One of the visitors In tlw city tlw pnst week wus Mr. W. M. Pcndleu n. who timed to be' on the Republican executive connnittee down in Virginia, .nxl who is still Mate secretary there forkl» Tariff li-nguu- I’art of Mr. Pendleton’:* tntaslon wiis iu convince the Republicans up here that the industrial revival aud ,'the rapid devclopmont ot Ita iron nnd coal resources bus given n new torn to political affairs down in tlw Old Dominion, and with proper effort will turn the state into line next fall. “Senttawnt nnd prejudice hare given way to self-interest In toy eintc," ho said, “and if the present issue is bcfoqi tbe country text fall Virginia will go so strongly Republican that, no ballot box stuffing can change the verdict. People (n'thc north are too ready to accept Demo­ cratic bragging as the truth nlxint the political situation, down south,: and are, therefore, not always disjxMcd to tend us tho helping hand that wooid bring us over the ditch. Tbe Democrats hope to keep tbe state by discouraging our friends and using money and patronnga but even they recognize it os a protection-stale and we know jt to be a Republican one.— Washington Special to The Ptatadeiphta Mr. Cleveland’s renomination te a mat­ ter ot increasing doubt. Of talc tho presi­ dent has been losing ground. His descent to political machinations, such us his un­ seemly participation fa the Fellows-Nicol! contest in Now York city and the more recent Influence exerted in the Hart-isburg convention, when Mr. Randall -Was be­ trayed through federal ofiire holders, have injured Mr. Cleveland materially In tbe minds of independent voters, But this defection is trifling compared with that caused by Mr. Cleveland’s pur­ pose to Inaugurate free trade principle*. Mow serious that really is lwcocu-a more evident everyday. It is evident that the Democracy is looking about for available candidates. It may be that New York state's astute executive will be called upon. He at least has not made Mr. Cleveland’s mistake in championing free trade.—Philadelphia Press. And still the tide against tho saloon continues to rise. Eaton county leads the van with 3,840 anti -saloon majority; Ingham follows with 3,000. Shiawas­ see ia on deck with no saloons in hers by 1,900. Cams gives 800 and Otsego 600 majority against the dram shop. Monday Calhoun voted; and the tem­ perance people were out In force aud gave a rousing majority for the banish­ ment of the saloon. Twenty other -caonUes will follow suit this month. It is getting so that about the enly Effect, of Free Trad*. friends the saloon can claim are the sa­ Wliat free trade has done in England loon-keepers and the democratic party tor tlw working classes con be told in a few lines. The pauper class in England which is on record as opposed to all 7-0CW o0° ln « population uf sumptuary legislation. But there are M.MM),000, or one in nearly every Arc is thousands of temperance democrats coujited a.1 a pauper. Fourteen million who are not in sympathy with their five hundred thousand persons receive fats than $«. uj * week. Most tabai-ers have party ta Chis matter, and who will. feel kL??1, <h?r8 e“P*o/«*nl in a week. free to forsake it if it continue# to act Agricultural wages were never lower, and there are rniUlnus fa England who have aa the friend of the saloon. ffesh meat upon their tabled only once a These are tlw jUmt—Clrvelxnd’tt civil service re­ Meta that Sir Edward Sullivan writes to form policy. It is suspected that Don .U7!!*‘’n,Pt,sL Th,» 18 ‘be feast to Dickinson has the animal pigeon-holed which iTeaideni Cleveland and in* free somewhere in the postofflee depart- trwlc followers invite the workingmen and tarmcra of the United State*.—Al—t porters, foreign agents and foreign manu­ facturer* in the tariff matter, against tbo Interests uf American laborers, begins to 1* undeniroMl by Knights of Labor anfloChtrs.wbo ore studying thejaubject, nnd who are thnt a British policy and British Interest* ^re not for the benefit of Ameri- Tije president and other free trade™ who are demanding still cheaper clothings for the niteKcs, and still deeper degrade-' lion for thr tabox thnt product's this cloth­ ing, would do well to read tlw reports of the woe# pf the working women of this city. O» woman testified recently that ahelused :to make <8 or |9 n week at clnakmaking. Gradually it got down to w "Then I qp|t,” she said. In East Ixmdon, fa Belgium nnd in Germany hundreds of thousands Of women are glad to earn six shillings, six marks or rix francs nt this sort of work—half at $8 per week The Press doubta If they wonld “quit” at <1.80 per week. To “quit”' with them would mean starva­ tion. Clothing Is too cheap now, Mr. Presi­ dent. Trousers are sold tn this city as low as $10.50 per dozen. Am! yet you cry ont for cheaper clothing for the masses. A further reduction of the tariff means the transplanting of our enormous cloth­ ing factories from this to the other side of tbo Atlantic, and then tho quitting point will bo $150 instead of <3. What is most needed is n thorough organisation ot these trades, and au agreement fa rela­ tion to wages below which tho sewing woman will not go. This, with certain changes in the tariff preventing thu Im­ portation of $45,000,000 worth ot foreign woolen goods, might give relief and in­ crease wage*. The preaident’s plan of reducing wages still further will not help the case.—New York Pre**. f You know I was nn old fashioned Dem­ ocrat, brought up to believe fa free trade and sailors’ rights. I am one uow, but something has happened. 1 own a little farm near Cartersville. I used to gather my corn ana sell It in Atlanta for what­ ever they would give me. I hod some pasture land for my stock, and raised wheat, vegetables and fruit in a small way. What wo could not consume was wasted. When the tariff went into opera­ tion. old Joy Brown started some iron de­ velopments near by, find the Cartersville station liecamc quite a village. The day before I left homo I sold seventeen loads’ of hay. Boyers didn't bargain for It, but came and took all I could spate ntmyown price. I haven’t Mold a bushel of com in Kvurnl years. Those fellows ctftnc ami buy it by the dozen fur roasting cure, it’s ■o with everything thnt grows on my land. I cannot ratao os much ns they want. I'm fa taver of the thing that did it, so. I'm Mrs. Hubbell Ings on the term now owned by them, JnU south of tbe city limits Together with her husband beautiful city nse tn Its place. With lhe pros perlty of the city Mr. and Mrs. Hnbbell met then share. She left three children, all of « horn are. married and living near the old term. dc»rendaJ>ti to the third get><-ration. fi-rS U IT S"«« - ----- FOB------ LESS MONEY! 'Ob. we dIm thy welcome footsteps, Miss thy tender loving smile; oh. tbe anguish caused by parting With a dear «ue loscd so wslL Than ever offered before. E. W. Morrill & Co. The life Wood ebb sway. more suOertax. A. Rower ' TIs hard to give them up. And the parting gives u Ildt we con only say "Far Udtll we meet aaaln. HASTINGS MICH. Tn him on whom fstls this affliction. Too deep for words to tell. Though now lonely seems Hip's Joaraey, And tbe distance seems so girat. Muj this precious thought console him. That In Heuren mother waits. In that brisl.trr uorid cm high. ’ fhsre lhere'll br a clad reunGm. \\ Hh the loved out* by and by. It bn# been well said by a distinguish­ ed writer that ••the Michigan Central is the only Niagara Fall# Route in the country." It Is tbe oulv railroad that run# di­ rectly by tbe fall# and atop# Its train# at a point from which all part# of the falls and the rapids are in full view. From this point, called Falls View, the scenefrom the Michigan Central train, whether in ita summer setting of emer­ ald or Its winter setting of crystal. Is one of unexampled grandeur and- sub­ limity. As it is on the direct route to New York, Boaton and New England, no east-bound traveler should fall to take advantage of It. pfPRICE^ CREAM gAKlNg JSWOEH Good goods at Bottom Prices! See tile mill OAK’ Stoves I BEFORE BUYING. With Double Shake Grate, Large Ash Pan, Large Swing Top and Double Doors. -Soli by- perfect ’’«’2‘ ‘ tiic<;rp.,i VHrerMtHa PMOB BAKfNU POWDKB CO IK. CHICAGO. n, LOVIS. Bros. �A law student wanted at Knappen ~Tan Ar man's law office. The Hastings Banner. **■ N men and seven hounds hunted ene - PER8ONALMENTION. About Bidnigfat re Wm. Hitchcock and wife were driving home from the C. C. Field WM in Nashville Monday. party at. Spongemacher's last Dlgbt, •Bosliwm Meo'!" remooiu»noe ti load A. J. Bowne was in the city Monday. they discovered two men in the rood rrud'acaad ^Udi ‘ day Thursday without finding a fox. both under the influence of liquor, one C. A. Hough visited CharloUn Fri­ so much so that he was unable to navi­ ’ Spectators’tickets for the Phantom general dmlt-r. including whisker: an­ gate, except by rolling over and over in other signs himself a “Fancy Goods in carriage from tho American side to ball are on sale at Lathrop's drug store. day. Chris. A. Hough is in Kalamazoo to­ the road. Mr. Hltebcoek took bis wife dealer" who is n druggist; an ex-clerk “Inspiration Point" the view from The offer of lhe Banner and Week­ home, returned and took into bls sleigh •J1HE . . ziguree as a “Hardware-Merchant;" a which Howells said was "uneqiutlixi ly Tribune one year for 81.50 is still day. the cargo of whiskey, and dumped him open. Jud Stark, of Middleville, is in the out at the American, t where he got cutter in a clothing house is put down for Sublimity." but Falls View. i*lng as a "Merchant' Tailor;" among the more elevated, the scene from it is warm and staid all nighL He doubt­ "busine** men" «ho are qualified ns much finer. No other road runs to or The K. of P. lodge, of Middleville, city. * : have Issued invitations for a dance to C. D. Beebe was in Kalamazoo last less would huvu been severely frozen “retired," one -whs retired by assign­ near this point and through panaeugen* • HASTINGS, MICH., but for tho kindness of Mr. Hitchcock, ment and another by a mortgagee.— by the Michigan Central, “The Niagara bo given by them Feb. 22. Second door out ot Americas Bouee. solicit* but he was so determined not be taken Falls Route," have this great ad van­ E. J. Hype Bends us a bunch of but­ Geo. Preston was In Nashville Wed- ,care of that hls partner hail to sit down Battle Creek Journal. urn jsrtronaRo of Uie jx-ople ef Ha»llric* and tage without detention or additional vein tty. and Ruartuleee strictly ftretcbw* work tercups picked by himself recently at nesday. on him in order to hold him In the Program for C. L*S. C., Friday eve., expense. at very reasonable price*. Give them a trial. Spokane Fall. Wash. Ter. Nothing J. M. McElwain visited Middleville ।sleigh while the trip to the American bud about that climate. w:ts being made. ■eb’y 10th. Inst week. Harvey Rockwell was taken be­ MnMc. Last week. E. E. Bidlaek. who The water power at Minneapolis, vru-es at boini. Special rates for family wasb- fore J udge Cole Monday, adjudged in­ Fred Allen is here on a visit from Roll rail -Quotal l«x>« from Irrtnf. since developed to Ba present’ capacity, handles Messer Bros, new stallion. san" aud was taken to the asylum at Colorado. has only 32.000 horse power. At the “\’ictor Morrill," wrote to 8. J<- Gtton. Kalamazoo the same day. Ben A. Bush, Kalamazoo, visited this Winter spurts aud ya»t!me*-A talk by A. E. town of Great Falls, Mont., the Great who drove Victor during the season of Kennston. Remember the season for selling city Monday. 188C, and asked him what he knew as Plan of salrstlon QuesilonH by Bor. O. U Falls of the Missouri furnish over Jacob Osman, Nashville, was in tbe ।to the trotting abilities of tho animal. S»,000 available horse power. With dried fruit Is drawing tn a close. Now HASTINGS. MICH. is the time to Bell. Stouffer & Crawlev city Monday. an extensive grain and stock country Mr. Caton replied that he had repeated ­ ' ’ WMhioKton Irvine—Questioned by Mite Julia are paying highest market price in cash rapidly developing on one side; an Chas. Annlsoo. Middleville, was In !ly driven Victor that year at a rate of abundance of timber, coal, and magnif­ or trade. See them before selling. 225, and that he was able any day that CAPITAL, $50,000.00. city Monday. ! icent quarries dose at hand; and ex­ year, before he was injured, to easily James McGregor, a brother of Mrs. tensive mining districts only a few Wm. H. Powers visited Grand Rap- 1trot a mile in 2*20. He added that th»> 41. E. Edwards, O'Donnell, died Sunday, ids Thursday. ' Sec*!* and How They Trawl -Quoalloued by miles away with their great quantities injury to Victor's limb was not in his aged 28 years, of difficulties of the lungs fra. VaiiArman. of ores to be reduced, and large popula­ Oscar Crook? of Wayne, visited this Jopinion serious, and thnt with proper Our.-JPubUe School Systwn-Queatloued by and heart, at the nome of John Patter­ Michiganr_i.. tion requiring food, heat and shelter. training he could yet be able to make a son, Irving. • The funeral occurs today. city this week. Great I'alli seems beyond question full mile in 220. Coming ns this testi­ M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in mony does from one of the very best The Banner adds a new feature this Here is a rare chance for some one destined to soon become an industrial 1drivers In the country, tor Mr. Caton has who wants to purchase one of the neat­ centre of magnitude, now thatlLhas week in the shape of a Sunday school the city Thursday. marly occupied by Meswer Bros. secured railroad communication wi'h Mrs. T. J. Bash returned to Jackson a 1 national reputation, it is conclusive column, containing the lesson and com­ est and moat convenient homes in this the rest of tbe country. A new map proof if any were lacking, that “Victor OFFICERS: . ments thereon taken from the Interna­ Saturday morning. Morrill” fs indeed a fast animal, and be city. Having decided to remove from just issued, and other Information may D. O. Robfnnon. President; tional leosous. Look on the second Burt Geschwind is at home on a visit Ihas certainly the bent of breeding. here, John C. Cole offers his fine home be secured. free by applying to C. H. . Those who desire colts that will show on State street just west of Archie Mc­ Warren, General Passenger Agent, from Grand Rapids. C. D. Beebe. Cashier. page of this Issue for IL up good speed will not be slow to avail Coy's for sale, and wijl dispose of It at t?t. Paul. Minneapolis A Manitoba R, /Invitations have been issued for a A. McCoy and wife visited friends in themselves ( next season of Victor’s a bargain. Whoever gets it will have a '8L Paul, Minnesota. DIRECTORS: ladies reception to be given this Wed­ Grand Rapids Sunday. , services. model home. For terms, etc., address Mrs. H. W. Bush, of Kalamazoo, is D. G. Roblnwn. J. A. Qreble. | nesday afternoon, from two to five The examination of Dr. J. T. Gouch­ John C. Cole. Spokane Falls. Washing­ ier at Nashville Monday, before justice ton Territory, for the next three weeks, o'clock,,by Mrs. L. E. Knappen, Mrs. 0. visiting relatives here. L. E. Knappcn, Cheder Me»«er. The new agreement between the Mr. Cole will be here after that time. H. VanArman und Miss Rose Good­ • C. D. Heebe. Charita Bowhe was here last week ■Mills, op a charge of attempted body Too much cannot be said in favor of trans-continental lines authorizes a year, at the residence of the latter. . from Dakota on a visiL snatching created a great deal of excite­ lower rate to Pacific coast points than ment iu that burg. It was nectusary Mr. Colo’s house, which,is but a block via any other line. Accommodations. Edward Bidlack was arrested and E. James Lee Is now a law student ithat the proceedings take place in the from court house square. It has been । firsLclass., For rates, maps and other bro light.before Justice Kenaston Thurs­ with Smith A Colgrove. :town hall, owing to lhe immense num­ thoroughly refitted, and is very pleasant particulars, apply to C. 11. Warren, Mr. Cooley, of Woodland, is the 'new 'ber of interested spectators. On tbe and homelike within and without As General Passenger Agent, St Paul, day. charged with' violation of the or­ part of tbe people, represented by we said before, here’s a rare chance to Mlo|. 600 dinance relative to fast driving. Sev­ clerk at Dr. Baeghman's. 600 600 Proeeeutor Colgrove, witnesses were buy a home. eral witnesses were sworn, and the de­ Ed. Burton has entered the law de- Introduced i proving that the lantern fendant was declared “not guilty.” partmrnl of the university. found in the grave of Eddie. Branch Asoun readers well know, Hiram This means business! Does it mean A. T. Sprague, of Lansing, visited jhad lieen the property of Dr. Goucher; Norton, of Irving, a man over 70 years EDITOR BANNER: I was one of those people you read that he attended the funeral of Branch you? A. D. Cook says he must have u friends in the city yesterday. and by his. actions aroused suspicions old, was afrmted last summer and about who were reported lost in the settlement with every one who owes Gardner Potter and wife, of Buffalo, lthat developed themselves after the at­ bound over to the circuit, charged with late Dakota blizzard and were sup­ him on book account within the next are guests at W. S. Chidester's. tempted robbery; and that he was seen the crime of Incret with his niece. posed to have congealed. I was lost all < 30 Ays. He wants it understood that Clarence Barber attended a leap year |having tho village in the evening with Circumstances which it would not do right, and the first object I discerned there can be no delay in this matter. hls horse and buggy and accompanied to state in print have since transpired, through the blinding storm was the 8t. party in Nashville Friday night. by another man whose identity was which show conclusively that Mr. Paul Ice Palace. It was early and Harry Waters,' of Orangeville, W. T.iBrownl of Chicago, called on inot established; evidence was also in­ Norton is Innocent of the alleged crime, there was no fire la tbe palace yet, so I chopped a thorn tree down Thursday, his many friends here last week. Itrod uced relative to the strap found in or else in the girl's case there is an ex­ went elsewhere to warin. w^lch fell in such a manner that one of ■ MIm Ell, Mib-h.ll, of PralrlnUlr. 1, the This 1b tbe most hospitable city I grave. On the part of tbe defeflse ception. never before met with, to the ' the thorns struck into his eye. Mon­ L. E. Knappen introduced testimony laws of nature. Tho girl has the hear­ ever saw.. AH the way up town the jrelative to thp lantern. Dr. .Goucher ty sympathy of all who know her. and people came out and insisted on our day he visited Dr. Lowry for treatment. visiting the family or D. IL Cook. The Dr. thinks the eye inay l>e saved. H. N. Mead, of Charlotte, is visiUng ■admitting it to have been his lantern the community where she Ilves, feel going to Oteakfast. with them, and as but claiming to have known nothing that in this matter she has been more there were several hundred of us it Warranted pure stock at Memueus of the Gun lake Wilkin's his son Worthy; Mead, of this city. about it for lhe past year or two; be sinned against than tinning, and that seemed very generous. We had more W. D; Haves and R. K. Grant fished ‘ party, Including Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, of also acknowledged leaving tbe village the one who should be a true mother than a dozen invitations to break I as ; ‘ its claimed bv the* prosecution but to her. is at the bottom of her troubles. I have been glad since that I did not Kalamazoo, gave Walter Wilkins and at Wall lake yesterday and to-day. James Silslieb nnd'mother, of Mar- iswore that he was called to the resi­ Thei feel sure thalt he mother, institut­ accept them all. wife a very pleasant surprise at their The Ice Palace is a big thing but is <dence of Horatio W arner in Castleton ed the suit against Norton in order to home Wednesday evening. The even­ shall, are visitidg at Kep Silsbee's. to attend Mrs. Warner, who was dan- screen, so thev claim, certain yorng imperfectly heated, lu front is a mag­ was parsed in a manner most satis­ Mrs. G. W. Lbwry and children spent rerotudv sick; that 4i»> remained with men with whom they claim the girl nificent.arch built of ice with the « ords The finest cookers of the seas­ Ing factory to all. Sunday with 1 Heads in Middleville. ler till 12 o'clock administering medi ­ has l>e<-n unduly intimate. A peti ­ “ Welcome to 8L l*aur carved in the on. Nel. Parker ^collared a'drummer every half hour, at thnt hour he tion has been filed with the prosecu­ ice. I afterwards ascertained that the A 1k>v—number 10-'rborn to Mr. nnd cine ' persuaded by Mr. Warner and wife ting attorney, containing the names of welcomes tome at 25 cents apiece. The best seed for the farmer. last Thursday jusUKi he was about to Mrs. Robert Traver—Saturday nighL ( was to remain the rent of the night, as it 150 of the holding citizens of Irving 1 saw the game of curling played this take the train, and made the festive Tom Baird visited a niece. Miss 'was very cold, which he did and slept township, who have l>een long acquaint­ morning. It consists ot throwing a Ripens e/Uly aud good size. * gentleman pay for having mutilated a Minnie Baird, in Hickory Corners Sun- <on a couch in the room where bis — ed with -----------------all therparties -----------------concerned ,----------------in thelot of Bpitthpns with handles to then ir garment belonging-to another party ,day. . |patient and her busband were until matter, requiting that the case against | back and forth across the ice. The that had by accident previously been before daylight when he atartwl- Norton be discontinued, aud lhe de-1 players all have brooms—to keep the Miss Edith Batwock is now book- just J far home arriving there about six fendant discharged. We give the ; rink clean,,I suppose. $1.00 left in tbe drummer's room. $100, $1.00 keeper lu tbe Jtowef boot and shoe o ( ’clock. Mrs. Goucher corroborated his names of a few of the petitioners: A. j There are twenty lodges of Sioux We were misinformed last week in ।store. testimony relative to leaving the vil­ J. Gott, supervisor of Irving: Wm. E. I Indians camped on the palace groun<ts. reghrd to the breaking away of W. F. Mrs. J. E. Snuggs.inf Grand Rapids, 1lage in compapy with Warner and also Brew, treasurer of Irving; Chas. Me- 1 in company with,-reveral copper Hick's dam. When too late to correct visited her sister, Mrs. R. K. Grant, last ins to tbe time he reached home. War­ r» Queen; Archibald McQueen; John A. — . colored gentlemen stood and admind » iner swore to walking Into the town Robertson; C. P..Dow; Chas. T. Benton;- one of lhe ladies engaged in the noble the error it was ascertained that Mr. week. Hicks o/fened the gates to kt the water Jim Holbrook returned Tuesday to 'after Dr. Goucher and to the doctor's Wesley C. Smith; Geo. W. Ingram; M. art of splitting wood. 1 also notlo-d home with him and sustained Coulter; D. C. Quigley; Joseph Kollar; something new in ladies hose. It could esaipe, ns thepresurehad caused aleak. Fargo. I). T~ where be has a lucrative returning , the doctor's testimony relative to what II. Hammond; Owen Hoonen; John By this precaution hfe thus saved him­ position. ‘ (occurred at Warner's home. The doc­ Kurtz; Wm. C. Trego; G. K. Beamer; hardly be called mosaic, but was a groundwork of sobre hued dirt color self a large loss. Miss Dora Kennedy has secured a no- 1tor explained his presence at the funer­ Geo. Hanna; A. A. Matthews; D. E. inlaid with copper color; there was no The young people connected with ।sition as teacher in the Griggsville, ial by showing that Mrs. Goucher, Kurtz; 5. T. Teeple and many others particular design but the effect was ’owing to the pleasant relations exist­ equally prominent It may here be striking. Th^ hose In question might the Baptist churcj/and Sunday School Illinois schools. ing, had l*ep requested by the mother that further Investigation hu □ot have been new. 1 am told these will give a social Monday. Feb. I3lh, at Geo. Keeler has left Knappen & Van ,of Branch to attend the funeral. This stated led tho officers to believe that Mr. Nor­ Indians are not on the war path nt « the society rooms of the. -.Lurch. Sup­ Arman’s office and joined tbe law class she did and was accompanied by Gouch­ ton Is innocent ot the crime alleged- present. at the University. ( per from 5:30 to 7 o'clock. A very iner. The examination wns adjourned to Under the ‘circumstances. Prosecuting Circulation this week. 2.050. 1. have about complied arrange­ tore-ting program has been prepared Mr. Quackenbush, the popular agent inext Monday in order tn give the of­ Attorney Cofgrove feels that there is ments for the lease ot the Ice Patere for the evening. Come every one and for the Equitable lite iusurauce coqi- 1ficers more time tn find additional but one course to take, and that is to for one year, possession given after I'-a Lent begins next Wednesday. bring your friends. testimong but the probability Is very request Judge Hookerr to dismiss the , carnival is over. It is in some respe ts pany is in tne city. Si’Alrtr 1’nn.t.ips gets an increase of strong that at that time the case will case, and save thopcopkz: Last week Dr. Uowry performed an lie further costs *7 I the finest building in the city. The John Lidity was called to Emporia, J ptuision. be discontinued. In the first instance, tuera was no other rent Is extremely low, and I am told . Election cf.officers for the U. R. K. operation on one of the eyes of Henry Kansas, last week by th“ serious illness way fbr him to do thnn to have Norton the rate of insurance win be very f P. this evening. . - Booram. Mr. Boorum is a man nearly of hls brother Oliver. arrested, as the girl swore positively reason>»blt'. I -expect to use it m« a The committee on designs for a monu- tthat Norton was guilty, specifying dwelling; the only drawback is they A. J. Mead, agent for Michigan and Next Tuesday la the day for valen­ 70 years of age and hits been totally blind for 12 years. It has been neces­ Wisconsin uf the American Bible socle- ।meat lobe erected in tho court house idates, etc. It took lime for the cir­ will not agree to k’eep It in repair, and tines to be floating about. sary to lead him about the' atreeLs and ty. was iu lhe city Thursday. square, to commemorate tho valor and < cumstances to develop which have 1 don't think 1 should want as mti«*h । patriotism ot the- Barry county men, since • changed public; opinion, aud alter­ pomoany as they are having at present. The C. K. & S. surveying party start­ to assist him to eat. This operation John Goodyear, Dr. Baughman, IL I. .who offered up their liv«s In tbe rVbel- ted tha aspect of the case. As things has been sosuccrssfid that the pattunt Tobogganing is a very exciting hp»rt, ed for Portland Monday morning. । have accepted and contracted for are i can now see perfectly " ith the eye op­ Hendershott nnd E. W. Morrill fished lion, now it is as much the duty of the repeeially it you make a mistake and Look over the new Fann and Gar­ at Gun Lake a few days lust week. (one submitted by a. Black & Sen, of prosecutor ; erated upon. to dismiss the caste, as it take the slide used for lightning »a I den department on tbe second page. _ thjacity. When it was decided to have . was in the first place to cause Norton’s did. This slide is much steeper than Lucy- Bugbee, of Prairieville, who 1 At A conference of the C. K. & S. R. has been visiting friends here for some ।a monument, Mr. Bl tck wrote to three ;arrest the others and has a jump at the butThe V. M. S. C. have completed their tom ot six feet; 1 think 1 shaU always organization by adopting a constitution R. Syndicate nt Kalamazoo last week, time, returned to her home last week. Jdifferent parties iu the cost, who have an established reputation for designing and by-laws. ’ remember this jump. 1 am tbepoMoeHit was definitely decided to extend thiThe (marriage of Miss Winnie Wald- imilitary work. lie received three de- , sor of the medal given u a prize for No. ______ ___________ Name anil iu-udeaee It i» expected that a postal route road op from here. The exart route ruff to a Mr. Moore, is announced to signs, one from Boston, one from New ' i „ this kind of jumping. The length of I Samuel K. Routh. Freepun will very soon be established on the C. has not been settled upon, and the road take place Thursday at Grand Rapids. York and one from Philadelphia. Par­ ,, u InittirR Uiul.ei, CartVm » the jump is recorded as 100 feet, out 1 may go to either Bay City or Saginaw. K. & S. R. IL ' am sure they cheated me out of at least Mrs. P. W. Nlskern and two children, !ties from other cities and neighboring Woodland ' people can get it if they k 600 feet. Five township treasurers settled hustle between now and spring, anil of Manistee, are visiting in the .city. towns also submitted designs, all of si If any of the Hastings folks get lost with County Treasurer Hough on tbe they should not be so unwise as to mlas They leave for Kalamazoo to-morrow. which were works of art in their way. i W. H. Brown. Irvins After a careful examination and com ­ ” I can recommend St. Paul at Carnival 1st of February. < lUrrlst Kollar. “ thia opportunity. 3 time as a good place to be found in. Leslie Reynolds, a former Hastings :parison of the different qualities and I F. DuMirwey. Yankee Spring* Za. D. McElwain has issued invito?luintities/tbe committee decided on one s J. W. Bauch. i Anna Gaebeler. *• . “ Rev. Large has consented to deliver boy. is reported to be very sick with । Zions to a private hop to be given at pneumonia at his homo in Grand Rap­ urnishedlby R. F- Carter, from the his lecture on the “Mustache" at the ’Union hall next Monday evening. Philadelphia office of the Ryegate gran- ' Ids. ite works of Ryegate VT.and on Feb’y Episcopal society rooms next Saturday Georgs Simpson is drawing brick to Mrs. R. A. Carnahan returned Thurs- ,2nd. David IL Cook, president of the his lot in the second ward preparatory evening, the proceeds to be used for the day from Muskegon, and will remain momument association, contracted to building a brick house in the spr|Mg. benefit of the Ladles society of that with her mother, Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, with A. Black * Son for its construc­ church. This lecture is very highly Just received another lot of those spoken of bv these who have heard and for some time. tion and erection. The general dimensions of the monowhite beans to take the place of pota­ we feel confident in saying that those iXirs. D. R. McElwain returned home toes. I’rice us I«w the loweaL at who attend will be well repaid. The Friday after a long absence, during ment are: Bottom base 10 feet square, Stouffer A Crawleyb. which time she has been engaged in and the whole height not less than 40 admission price will be 25 cents. feet. The material is to be of the best working up Good Templar lodges. Again we wish to call attention to New England granite. HastiNOS can well boast of her splen­ the fact that tbe Banner does not pub­ The design shows quite a massive Minstrei. troupe is being organized lish free such • matters as cards of did wheat market, because it is known piece of wore consisting of four bases, that farmers Hving very near .ether by boarders at the American assisted a die cap, column capital, and colloasal thanks, obituaries, resolutions, etc. by local talent. statue of an infantry soldier. On A teamp. claiming to be on his way markets find the difference in price* One dollar and fifty cents pays for the first section of column there will be from Hillsdale to Grand Kapjda, was large enough to pay for drawing their given lodging In the jail Thursday wheat here. Battle Creek IB tbe latest tbe Banner and Detroit Weekly Trib­ cut four bass-reliefs; on tbe front the town to hear from. A prominent buy­ une for one year. coat of arms of U. S. and crossed flags; night and released tbe next morning. er there remarked to a citizen of Hast­ A very pleasant party was given to on the right hand side the crowed C. B. Benham and C. W. Biggs have ings one day last week that they could Crown U;«r fix* sabres, belt cartridge box and revolver of purchased the right of sale of the Kelly {et no wheat at all from thia direction. invited friends by F. Spangemacher the cavalryman; ofkthe rear the cross­ MM none>M aan improved farm sculea in the state> of n this connection it might be well to ahd wife last evening. ed cannon represeating the artillery Kansas. They will leave for that state state that this la one of the beat trad­ MOhdera are to-be left at Dr. Lath­ and on the left as you approach an Columbia river aataoo. blood rvd ing points, in all kiuda of goods, in the rop's drug store by those who wish anchor and shot emblematical of the soon. teams to call for Indite, that expect to naw. Tbe main branch of the service . Mr*. Robert Draper died Thurs­ state. attend lhe Phantom bait “ yd-uw Dan»or aaloM. p» of course the infantry is represented by day of typhoid pneumonia nnd was As a result of the committee’s efforts “ mo4 plekMl bnun, the “Vidette" which surmounts the cap­ burial swunl.y. She ... lb, mother “ New GHntn* mo’Mtet. e The body of a young child of Reuben ital. All these einblems, bass-reliefs of Charles Draper, who died last week n contract has bvon secured for a sol­ “ rortoRlro “ Fuller was brought here from Grand •• tabto »yn>P. very diers and sailors monument to be erect­ Baplds, atx»mpanied by the father, aud statues are to be modeled and from pre same disease. photographs of the models submitted Mr- Feck, station agent at tbe new ed in the north east corner of the court Monday, and was burled In Riverside to committee for their approval before depot, has been sworn in as a special yard. Mr. Carter, of Pennsylvania, sc*- cemetery. being executed In the stone.. On the policeman. H«* now prepared to cured the contract at a very reasonable Messer knows that his new front of the die in a panel,as largess make it interesting /or tho small boy figure, and hls design shows that the Tior.-ie can go at least six miltH an hour, will look in good taste, will l-e carved If yob want a bargain in mittens come quick. Only a f‘ *w monument will be one that Barry nuisance in that vicinity. because witurases swore to that fact the Grand Army badge. The other county can well be proud of. It is to Married. **t the reti lrkce of John be 40‘fiwt high and will be mounted by when Bidlnctk. hls driver, was being three aides of the die will be polished pairs left. Horn, H*’pe, by Rev. Bergy. of Cale­ the statue of ft soldlT. The material tried for fust driving. for such-lnn«:ni>tions a« may be decided ET’WANTED-AH the butter, eggs, dried fruit and prodonia. Wednrsdav hebrunry 1st, Mr. is the best Vermont granite. Various There will be a meeting of farmers; upon, one of which will read a* follows; Ch irlrs De*-h, of Elba. GHiessee Co., N. inscriptions und emblems will b-.* rut To nil. who on land or sea offered up and all others who may be Interested,' their lives, “ That the goveroWJrntof duco.wo can get. Y., and Miss Bernice Mead. on the shxfL Mr. Carter has erected at thu Coffield school house, Rutland,• ike people, by tne people, for the peo­ There will I* an union bible meet­ more soldiers and a-dlors monuments Friday evening of next week for th' ple shall not peri-h from the earth, ' ing at the M. E. church next Sunday than any othrr num in this country purpose of talking up the matter ot Oct. 15th, 1888. is the time stated evening. Itev. tivlalt and nthers will and his previous record eur-ures u lutre-। securing a grist mill, fe>*d mill o> when the structure shall be ready to addrowthe meeting. Oflicern tor the। fill fulfillment ol his contract in this creamery, on tbe old PhU. Pratt place.. dedicate. instance. trailing year will also be elected. axsrnres.WKDSraDAt.B«s.«-*i-W»«. Troy Laundry. Hastings City Bank. BUSHELS BEAOTY Of DON POTATOES. DUNNING & ROGERS. Local News. What Do They Cry For? What DoWe Save You? {H i) t J Store. �=■ ^5, — "-= A SONG OF WOI eiVi^fN-Puis I turned and ere a quit entpd to Buddha, neither dreplus. waking, |j|easanT,si man; hh iqire« h hvl UiU me that, and hla dreai cnnflriai-d It. Ho wax attired iu tbe val-t. He came up wnillng nnd taiwing. ultra Anglican fanbio-1 that the weak nundAfU-r givitig him some trivial unlcr I dii- «d of this i-outstry affect fio much. He wm a ’' r» rwl fac-jd man, and at hi* nUto >tood anmwe-d bun, fouling somewhut quite*], for be, big. ut k-us:, hurl recvignizwl roe. . | other Al tbo dinner tablo 1 b>«mcd to everybody i “He And 3u»e Cure Urdu ordere4 inf ©rsTomae.il, in eldest/ony^- She talked •wreta' ceodiugiy aerwabta. cr general debility-, iwadacis lasIiTude.d/scnues cfvTom.-ri, »c //ea’i / but up ioo^tSo^. FOK PAIN, Mhhbhofo-. 'r 2# 5i!drujq'5t-ASefd.6c:?'’nj for . lhe beuOTVul i» m>m* oue her- I want you 'oin-x-t— Mbw | Earle, a charming-girt—1 will iiitrvdnro yuu I later.’’ AiHithatyarri vai thru clid mud her J ■itietition, and! was left to mywrtt. Glauviiy' । particularly striking girl, etan-bng to one kiita, wm. Mi,* Karta She wa- not vary, tall, i >ta> was rntlwr pctu.-. in fact, witli achann I log, nniiioital iu*mi-r aud,a most hrtflly ' fare, bright <ui-l rncUuntiug to look upuu. Am 1 caught tax oyae for un iu-dant, 1 wa> duuixuiadiai. Su<-li i»<V>iul <yf-s 1 bud never ' ' ‘ • araagfliy. or Htudiug*. tur ciamiualluB sun Court, on Saturday, the list day of March IfU. aad <»u Saturday, the Alb day of May !«» neit. a: ten o’clock tn the forenoon of encli of those d^ated Kcvcmber wth. A. l>. WK. WM. W. VOLE, Judge of Frobafa. Default havlnz brru ituulo In tbe conditions otxl, and ta king ku-snu in mhw, drags*! me along ‘ IW ix»w, l-eon, drink ouo gluWwtth q»- iu itnrnoiy of Margaret." 1 strove fu.qwak, hut Cyril wetilwi. IT CONQUERS PAIN. ••What <h. you m-an, mrf' thunderer! .. Althiaigh 1 uni ,*upj*o.-d todiowuU iuy inmud tliotighta tn the work! on this pa]*T. ! find Jt in>jx««l.kto ipw-rllx- how 1 felt Hut you, who mai iiare pa<e*d through ROtrw- jti'-h cx|xiricw«-. ; run hnngiiw what my Mat*- «'f mind wm; a ' Mart "f lore at first right, you might on!) it A BLIGHTED I'AKEEB. .carrer for puUuaUou. it may liylp. it emit ! S'-Cher with an attorney'* fee of thirty-five dol­ '•virtual. lars provided by law, tb- premise* being described in s»id mortgage a* alt that certain i Int. piece and parrel of land situate In the to*#ship of Irving, in the < minty of Barry , and stats though,.which W'UTioa mu; it u the uufor- ' * of Ma'IiJgsui, anil known mid described as fufr umata nawudJam-r 1 bear to half <>f maokind (tbo bnlf thnt I do not take afar l«-iug I j!lwl . .. . v--i_ ..... MAIWWSU. AMW A IF.. BHAT WW.VWBSW the weaker aeat), quarter a! lhe rout h-onsl quarter of said Mctiou When I wa*2yeara old I ww.tbv living ' l.cwtn-to t nineteen, all in town four north, range nine image of my mother; at B. I waa n miniature ' ...— , west, containing In all <>n<- hundred and twenty rtbtiou of uty fatliw. and a few y tatar U aoesoClanff.* might luivrpa.-a.-d for the ieuit-arnaihic nf | c-nf.L i the First Napoleon. J did nt*, uf wunq. offer 1 Wr— tunM_| i____ . ..... . . . • .i were nimni uirwi Mmr& CoumnvK. . .Morttaree. Attarneys tor Mortgagee. oUer,l •„ wu.,.1, U, tave I wu-r«. u, ,„ S;uiZL. । rr™, ,m. e,-,„ •>™-..... ••» had hold of me, aixl turn**! to the old gentle ‘ x“» i-z-• D j t>f Eugli-hnx-u stared in ojeti tr.outhi-d friirn tho church d'«<r. It was tbo bri'ta. uued to lairet. iinnan arnvru «™ uw sewn*. “What's thi.r Ue queried, Loureely. ••Jtrrt what !'m trrins to find n GREAT had held noth iuy untie-nud hoixlwl It t<> liiuu Al Um-wmuh! >4 (lie >4Ws fl!n*I<*n di’ixutixl. h-r the three n into a laugh and nm of them ’-riod: turning to ti*n coterie, growled in that tone niri* tiling I rvrr I plumb'd an ran f-rnfu.-.- apnlogiee Have ytiu put off purcluying a Cloak! like n scion of Britain ., i.ability rompteUdy Tf so, now in your chance to save money on the invest­ ment, that had threatened to whip narid tbe Ttarty fourth «tnmt farry—jumpvd out row.are rw»v at 1m1.“ thundered Mr. Rrtthnwr ! didn't wall to are or bear anv taunt. I IumI bad qkita onough. *> 1 ta-at 'a affair. "■ r« ’ ns—I am unable t«. supply n xuitaldr uw-ta naanuTFATSM-i Kr SewXralandKxblblii.n*-1--.al.-i.iin tut KKhltait..n-1HM; । CtlicmuaUHvi.kxhltAU-u.. M an, aw auiu in N»*r York. *c determined to find you. » W1M ^unfident that 1 nml't jiicrcr any btart*-.! disguiso that you got hito. Knew yon too you will laugh at i *tr>M*d *b<>rt. Confronting us w*e a man rile it twenty-four alxHil my build, dnMMal neatly an 1 wm. I aaw .'ebniary, A. f). tpci. tn utter 28 of mortgage'. «» iw > «s. on which motlinge there I* cbumml to be due at lhe date of tin* notice lhe *i:tr, of one thousand five hundred ninety-three <loil«re anil utneeeut*. and uo attorney’s fee of thirty-flic dollar*, pro­ vided for in sold mortgage, and no »ult or pro •ought to witvi trhom it wan addrew-d. inh-mipted my hitreedingOt law having beep lunlltuted to re­ 'irie? . ! • ' cover the moneys recun-d by said mortgage, or any part thereof; may ln«t my lifetime. .mil then •e-imticta and Now. thervfore^by virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute in such caw made and provided, noboe la hereby given Hurt on Saturday, the Jlrt day of April | aald wbmtt faoMrenble Rohmh hiring thoae A. It. !<*-. ut ten o’clock In tbe forenoon.- I shall sell al iHiblleauction, to tbe hbtheti bid­ 6-1 Iowa to stand nrocral nad net as private dr der. at tin- north front door of the court houac. lu tbe city of Hasting*, fthaf twine the place u t (nr ItAiw I. OH! MY BACK! Rbn.atiia, ««,rdjlv’stl1nM. unite, Bwt.ei,, H,na-h, Ieitt. Ml., Sort TkroM, Sw,|l„81. lire. Spr,in. *„!»>. Bm,. scihh. caught tnf arm, <te»tn»ying a nwt bountiful thought. State of Mk 'ilzati. hotnifyaT I Nol'rti I* hereby gnerir h« , , „ the I'robate Court far the t ouuty al Barry, madr ou the w.h <tay of November A. 1>. IK, a!x u.-mill* freni that date ware allowed frit creditor* to present tneir eJalnu muluxi tbe pay 'the amount due on Mid ninrtfijjrc. GREAfftMEDY walk-! Jowly inward my room* greatly la xpirita I drs-hlud to go out' juxt going tn grt a bite near by, and you can ILmL -vremg. Slnuigc ebanct- cmiM-d ‘ j-4n tw in a bnttk'uf wine." I «to«xl amazed, am to pick up na iuvltatiua that I tin’! i ••Really, gi-ntlamra,** I began. Tbon tho rxs-iwTl u> an imprumptn lurty given that j first man liroki* iu: “Come, now, my lord, bepsicLjConsrif ■Marr & Duff have Hiarked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fre>i line to select (coin at an ex traordinary low pi?ce. This is a chance to purchu^ Lames and Childrens Cloaki ch^ap. Thia wm rvidratly the Mia Ruthmer mteruig juy ruuni 1 looked distruatfullv alirnt, half ifimbting that it was myiowii plwvouit'. tiatona-r hi deal with. I ImagtnwL But it is nil right. Today's irincr has nnH»t:r IWe danred a» Joo- a. th« mud.- held out Wp have marked thei. all over in ms nln^duuji Bed Figures ttavm-. nark mad, j j'i't Jib.- --otne omfieiiMltsl drnre hn-.iM-U., ainr :« my mind. I decided that 1 must art n» Hud man did, nnd diialmulata, in rrfrrrd r.-!iditioti, fur harmlwa lnnatl< nt ENGLISH BUCHU thnt it is Nemrsix Tbb thing Special bargain iii Dress HooJs, Plushes, Silks, ami Vel, vete. ; Confound 111' mtn'a trials. But Nrawwta with tbe blind in-; la Ona of tha Beat KiSney INVESTtCATORS IN USE.®^ W. JOHNSTON A CO.. *■ nmoiT, Mica. A^IGHIGAN CENTRA!. «tartixl, und then bun,t4Og into « merry the litaw full. Kith cnirimig fwtv. and It Is ' CftAHD RAPIDS OIVISIOB. Jackaon itauw K a AH train* run by ninetieth a JSJ1 trains. ’ qnitc.nivsclf —■ ----- —v — * *»ni» 1 went out m ■< Jlw Earle morning mrek hnniDity. iiwwip again! It linnd«, I civaw*1 over t» !<ong Iriand City ti» tain-thetrnm t» Knr It'x-kaway, where nn- i i ,, ,----- — •in) >d my fn.aid* Qrexi«.i>dihg t!ic<vir!v(ati • ’”*n.-,g<abl.’. I rnnlly . It ndicvtsl wltra, n >b-i™- ai«.-v ..(Ze ------------ '— "------------------- ■ dtvowd in n cta-cit *uil. heavy till that gv>M to tirnke up a o^Ltar Imud, rayiog: • d up to in,- nod tliriixing a _____________ ___ .„„ww , wtunaU. rrauirt ntauit Kotn.iwx’u-. iitami being m« loti;: in Hiving I F*r***M,!r**’-“ L ta r L^wl (,.c a ntidWMoff. 1‘erhniM 1 di<t iiol exert nn self i ntU’ ’••-•untiau I ’ ’ ’ ’ 1 wtftrfMd-tbe<w«ag»- 'li-.iy,k'uor.in tlu.d.irkneta. No. it wa>- not inji^.-ti.m. I huve^xtluit b-fore. meat, and when at ta-t I nwurerwl mj-.-lf . I'CriMwrd ■ a, ... , , m> unknown di-taur nn* >ait of right I '.One jJ1*' thing *“ing "! ‘ hurt really i11mx>vAlttlrewny downtoita-Ix-.whl nmiirmfr.l ! rrW; *?? ’«•«*» I mt In my over the stxntige way in whirli I tax-amn J H*'! chair <nr>Wng and thinking: I wn.i In twenty dollar* rich**, nnd I am afrnitl that I ' ,?^v; k?".v' l{' 1 w*" i^HTeof it: nnd a| re-;>/mded in an alwtraitrel m.-umre to the j L nevrr ’W ivay Iwfw wurtn greetings of my friend wb,. m.< n>- a:' Lt. “ rtr ' that t,1!* 0 ,nan " b« tta- depot. F.w a day or Cwn | »«,! plenty to 1 ----- ----------- --- “ ' j],■ and lifri was ns wmrne nnd fj-.xnant iw pen- I .wi -I.rm U Able. But uty N.-nwwta *ti11 pun.ti.nl me, nuii I ; . ' ........; wu»> yesti-r-lay n» I tay on tin- »ta>re watching th.- I dm»T rermnft myself tw to what re.tl.-iw waves and Indulging in |*areful ij wnfi. led r» y»t my lore i« qntnld. Tho bare drvrotu I bran! a Murad ns of *ubduei] vota,‘, ideS’if IP |s |WnMMtetno*! I know nothing of kii<. Riri,. sh,. mny hm e U-en ragagvu bm~ near re nnd looking np b'-hrM nre old tadie* giutng fatentiy at roe and bat tad in n khndru! timrenver f -r might I imnw.wtid VW. It tireprpsi to t:a» that 1 might lx- th,Innwreut •-.m^.uf.tta griaf. mid m it wtw . - -- . --.f............ iiuniira til . first time th njy cyprflrtvv that I badoeouAonrd nuytlungof tlw kbul I immediately t ioa. Storh were my p^imi*!- midnight inquired the rvowm. UrralbntrotHi 1 l. urte-d that MW Of them te.me the futures thougtit*. niwt nydnor-a wli.rt I finally got Of ter dTMrtoT wm. nnd tte >>tl*r toitecp were df«turiw.l by a thing m horeibJe wept Iwawe I wn* the counter­ Ntetftatahlrh torture] EbuodL It luuintcd part of her first husband My apolo­ rosiwiilt Ute pcn>i*em-T of mi advert i*ing gies availed nothing. I don’t w-e how I agrttt. and the dreadful, inileflnaWu riindow waste lilune nuylrnw. as tbeir svniptonw In- had the fare of Mtas Htrh. Iwritrtbta now with uo-wih feata The cn-o.-wl at wb word of mine, and finXllv I wm obliged to taat a luwty retreat. Ixtng day, U pon- and bright, ami the only thought bland, with two old Indies, meh ‘of whom of last night that remain* ta that I am In Hee w.tb Mi*. Eari.. wi-bwl to claim mo ax a drewwd rdativc, n. IkT'WUI 10th, 1SW. Lart evening I wu tai tired to writ* of enough in tbn’vUJMgB tolmvv my wiXkura the dnj’* event*. I h inl il, Imt my flret few •hniod off. , ■ । pagta werv ao drenflfully *» »jd«l that I Aa I got out at Thirtw-fnnrth street ferry a gate it up. young am! pretty girl twplw! nx- from tbo i After 1 had written my record yreterday J other end, one! ni-.luxl urrn-is tlu- rcom. Ita"tart. d out for a short (trull. T'bcntwmia fore I ouM.gui.rd rnvW-lf her two arms wen- l°ry*g Jk'Pu 'h"t I might meet MIm Earfc. around my reck, ami du- lad kiwMl m<- two' Berhaps it was n lover’s prcM-ntimeut; who or t hree time., thinking, a, I r4xm rtbcorerwl, know At any rate, an I nalkci down the that I wm |Kr Uitnrtlr-.l for whom shown* w-iltrng. I wouM not Uve nml much for avenue a enrriage stopjwd near Twentieth ’treat and tbe object of iKy thoughr.< that bm th" retd follow turned up just thou and J Uin-iy^-apcd , thnuhhig indeed, 1 Migktcd, She gnvo a cari-Jcs-. gtarre in n>v direction, paying do attention wtiatnueverte me. and entered the store. I was tmm-fijro.1, fur in my anxiety to bo*. I hart rai*e<t my band half wny to n>y hat. Severn! person* , ....... ■’ nuna wm In who chanced to noth* tbo movement nnd - ^^b"n!cri,1k «• di-tracthm. I feJt I wnt my urhlen Rush could not refrain from -n_ ,lmrf 'railing at tbo way in which I hnd Iwru cut. ucr.U cornu mum .....i ■ ... . Cut! Yes, that was tbe way that the plebeian crowd j'tit it' I knew better. J Mt that 1 art »----••e/iin-w-. wuu wuonj ~»r -M-1 <h. Mica £arh>'mu unacqtialntnl, btft who I waa -»bt 1 1 did not know. Rather unpleasant xitttatton tobepl.-un-d in, you think, but it -nua i The Niagara falls (Route. so that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. Hrtim Ash. W7. ” ■KwwJ-UMjgnjBM to ino, and full of |NUw> rvOcction.I at rolled uimimly on. A. HtcvruK, Kxj. “PlLVH SlH- Far. --- , «nrli tiring an traubl-, J imagine tnywlf irv e>ufini>i-d our ta-tfrf n. the matter. We Also FlannfLs anti Blanke Vnderwe&r in white, grey or sen-let cheap. I We can save you money on i your Cotton purchases. citW jin bleached'or uubleacbcil. MARR & DUFF . ,, , : ...... ■.......... Mui ■dlall’l wiU! Uy Uh wny. I tn,iW.- |BW fl|1| tdi.w i.nvv. It is Qlailya Murray Jirk. hai l 1 w. re lUM-.miriul A digbl iwidrat >wretm*l at a .Uiniar party that wm wmHiwbjt unpleornnt, and n ftarrunimr uf oth*r trial* IW0r-w,-w,.l:t.1nWn,,..4w fuhk. B oidrretJrmanreMwd up mran.!gmtn.! inc in Un* immt k<*i.ln;r upr nuwt ->ii:rac»ca» •tring of <|uw*tirv>«»n matte-i-x | brewButhins .-rf all llu- tint....... ......... n* *wrd In a pwewrtiplLl manner. At tb> dinner tubh. h.oimrer. fh„ „!■, a.j^ v ,M>W u Ob, you sly frlknr, ynn; i1h> W|(wi j j - ’ Swtv”ibli’",il2 '*2 *”*" to brr iTcfty gli l-. lut. ,.f m->iM*r: I hiiih>.m.-it *. -wo<m, ,.»■•,,, ''•.-•-"’-■'nr-nr tl, ha,. Mi. Karla. (.■uUnu.rl t... .J.i f,ry .jj— !•««;■ |.rtn«r, -Ifcd bSi UlZ. > h t1"* n K'r 'h'' •’“h111—. I dhlnl UatUrlyrruSirtl He arnl .,wt .U- w(.h w"-!-W "'-■'•si-si •wlha,, fem, raylnj u,te (n . tl„, U»4-i1ak.. tn pla.T yin| in rightful mhrritano). We wish u. vancr. int ' . Bt.a«. Blakk & M hnt dt> ynu.think of that 1 Hi unt. pwt wmiething to do with it! Well, .han i atunapt tonvam i s W«'I narolt Tribune £rtu“;.TT' !U,‘-. YOUR BUCCY u » J*bites Htonogrephv.” famous » - -11 ‘S’- gets. Nothhig t,. be MhatMd ofvmy boy aud ata- mod to trfl my daughrer thn’ ’ruuNu’t reofe^ that H|i« hkwl him, ta-canm. •be enjaynd making him tniM-inbu aT cm. ta,i >«*... ££. Ji; In front of Famiefs’ *-«-nUy dh-EW br rhrnm.^* K by Um use 5 a remedy infaliibb ,h: »na ai: uiddbiX ’reiF fru,n,U,' -02 bfi7writre?‘,'M5'>’J““’8U’ ,W* FOR ONE DOLLAR COTTS HONEST ? rire\°-r 1,0 done wonderful wr. T»y (*» iMubar riftr m=-i »• “•w •fir.. Tlrt to e* WM l; ». “Markhrotr ’Tied tta, bmte« f™, HOUSE PAINT Ju. My vi^-vh eh-vated hta clan™, .nrl •tore.] at rm. for a xnenL “8^.^' 1X NITS FLOOR PAINTS A, Md ' io-* rwa nlv £2°= -■“"'"■''■■"‘M-Uhk. L“'S Av,l "*'r- A S- WraTB" At.a here in another witna*; »th. 1WT. Cl tit m* Ohy.^ne. A. a laMboprl and amu found rrfkf. and tre.u- Blo,xl b>4 UK Swirr Bricirtc Co. SSSaWOMTDBY STICK! •old eili �Ol’R NATIONAL SOLONS. noUlng Saturday except debate thsTxisrryWbite contest from Indiana Speecbse were MICBmN STATE NEWS. THE INEVITABLE OCCURS. ITEM*- OF GENERAL INTEREST. - iced train M a curtate Mfchlgua vwilWOftK OF THE LAW MAKERS WASHINGTON CITY. AT CFerre11 of Virginia and Ootb waits of Ohio, and in White's behalf by Cuobran of New York and •Wilson of Minnesota (Deni-rraM and Rowall uf lllluois (Republican). Onfe- Proceed li SL—Tbe first hlbittaa The propoaitioo to n jKMtago wan reported adversely, introduced for 1«est (rotectiou. 4 to April 30 WM reported favorably. Plumb introduced a resolution for an investigation of alleged inefficiency in tbo pootal sorviea Morgan on.l Blair made speech's agamsi and for th* educational bill At 4:30 the adjonrnod. . ---- ------------------------- bill authorizing*w bridge toroes tha Missouri riser Lelo'w HL Charlo^ Ma Among the bills, eta, introdncwl were the following: Te prevent alieos acquiring public landa; autbansiug tho ap­ pointment of clorts to members of congrseo, A t-'Al.OO • lawsuit is on tbe docket al East Bsgicaw, prefer*-*! by Cbartes H- P-uminer ehaation to properly rroogo *> some of his stray deacriMi.-tnU. • Ovid was lUatroyed by Are oa Saturday. that H),(»',OOj Of personal property escapee taxation each year in Detroit Tha City of Nile* failed to psv_ for tba rxpioled, buridog tbo operator In a terrible But r” ■""t1” '’“'T’r mg a rut ton finer and opening a bole in tho । . wull 1 * l Tbo man who caught a SI pound t stly truthful Ts j . i . . , . lawavbuy I. aaiil to De t quality in tba . . o.incu. lb. "Mr or ronerty and domratic troubles Mrs Georrs fellow . .. ____ fish . who rotate* hue- f«rred ta Homer homes are evi l to be ‘lying with a disease that cloesly nwvtnbte* diphtheria. rconvicted of stealing a wsteb. Ho was «nce<ito two years in tbo penitentiary and ,, . Kime eight or ten Kalamazoo county farmers are extensively engegoi in tbo sheep eerv arrested Saturday night upon a charge fattening iml'iatry. Wta btew.irt leads the William. Law and bir wife. with a fiim «f Sl'«. and Bernliainrr to one iui 1 half un bfur ' J the bill proposing a constitutional amaodmsnt authorizing eoagr-ow to grant aid to Tlw fe(Jo’ Ma A Omaha Railroad company, at Black Gratiot musty p»lagogo»i, to Um uamtwr In addition to furaiibing weather for a groat common wealth, find, time to enlighten Tbe a> a dent crop of the toboggan slide b Iwing rapidly harvested, this fine winter The Philadelphia A Reading Coal and iron chiefly rotetndara and Hungarian*, war* seen CRUEL TREATMENT OF THE INSANE. Kalax*XXi. Mich.. Foti, *.— Charges nt inhumanity toward curtain patients on tbe into town 4aa’stricken with paraly. t on Tuesday even­ ing, died Satcrlny morning Maj. Clarke The officers paid no attention to them until three alien Janis recently discharged from the institution, tbe management say for A Fowler, Laving rolneed to eat fact*). although their coddition oily brought to the attention a maddened Pole* mad* officers CT.aaxa. throat*, appliances being , provided for thia purpose. Ex-Attendant Lwnb .wears that nth tha elute. as a penalty for tearing up, nudsr an In­ sanely dcatruetire impulse, tha covering pro- th«> pbysiciaa Lewis* affidavit as to starving tbb county, and B. J. Robinson, county teacher. nr-mtnal; IN THE HOUSC. but tbe police disclaim baring firrl mor* bb prisoner throughout the battls, and when tbe crowd dbp.-racd ruarclind to tha office of ’Squire Hhoeuiakcr without waiting to see who was six*. Tlw wounded are; M.chasl Hewton, aged 2’*, ehot in tbe face; lhe ball entered just inl­ City, was bumod reerntiv. both Dennu and of whisky. observer intimates that they don’t forget to 1 sro tbe girls home when meeting fa out A CoDtfniittae widow married a tramp tourist, and then theT. T. tried to dfapatrh The East Saginaw youth who stole f.VW young man is left t« shift for himself. Aud now that boy ran liars that it pays iodo right o. 2 February, opened Occasionally some eou’ful chap w|U dellt» graieiy turn hie back nn i<oth fame aud fort­ une. A Mari-ie City Tnan sold his plumbing business* to become sheriff of hls county. Tramps era getting tire! of Cadiinc as they are put to woik shoveling snow from ber streets Hence tbe aUno«phoro of tbo town is too frigid to be congenial to tbe improvi­ dent tourist WM' ' spectator* jiraaeut fbd iu all directions Only and that tbe physicians polled a number ot Lb front teeth out as a punisbishment for tbe viciotzs habit ot biting people. Another sworn statement chargee physicians with pulling out tbe teeth of Johnny Blaine for Jobn Cather, agwj 24, shot iu tba. arm; Felix SeymaDoky. a Pole, shot of their injuries b* learned. tioa and court a Marching invest igatiya Tba brought by the discharged attendants for the recovery of a mouth's pay forfaited by tbe Institution. ______ j" • A MOST HORRIBLE SIGHT. Drju.ix, Feb. 4. — Saturday night, after the pel fonnnuej was finished at Lowry's Music Lail, M lie. Seuk^*. tho Hon tamer, placed, her bead in tbe troutb of one of tbe Ilona, for ttc (lurpoae of having a photograjb taken in that jioailion. A sudden flash of light frightened tbe beast and he e oaed his powerful jaws oa the bead of tbo belplroa woman, and retired, growling savagely, to a corner of bH cage, dragging bis victim with him. He shook tbe poor girl, tearing her boro breast cruelly with his daws, an 1 for a few an var-oua subjects, tbo bouse did Clarendon county, were Lu rued to death Thursday nigbL The i«rente locktel them nlwro a religious revival wm tn program. and was lumrJ to the ground, tbo six chil­ dren u<ri*hiax in tbe flainte. Tb* r+.rr.l MaxznxLn, Illa. Feb. 6.—Adam Rpaara, Shields, a i’ottevilfa police officer. who was among tbe spectators, end who did not even and arrested t lie in. They offered no rroiitan er, but wont with him to tbe office of 'Bqnire MonaLan, win re be |referred chargwe against them. T!ie two tuvgbtrate offlrra are on East Centro street, a iqunre and a half a|>art Thnt whole sjraee was dens-dy necked with people, a larxe portiotTrolsih, who were wild with pinion. Thee stirroun lal both •Lynch them," Meili thorn," eta Saldetily i atone «at thrown at Nqulro Blioemaker*s I hni»* through •ufflewnt to cai points strongly to a dureputablo person who jIadkom. Wfa,. Fab. A —Tba reports of tba Michigan and Superior was 7,lii,7«Jc valua, A2A3,ffh>; number of note employed, 10,7*9; flees were riddled with ston-a. nn-1 their in­ mate. had a tough scramble (far safety. Boms bruised bodies resulted. bur no serious 143a, foft This would l« inerraaed to F1.0U0,- denly tba attendants .prang Into tho cage terrible atrug change-1 bi* appearance, so Hint father aud • mother didn’t recjguis* their -little runaway. In speaking of tbo munlfkwnt salary ot •i.OUo drawn by Michigan’s governor, The cower In bb corner with fear. Mdle. Senlde was immediately removed to her lodging, and physician, summoned. Iler neck and tarrit ]y lacerated, and altnougb aha b still &chigher; •menu &>.O>$p.2O; unlives, b.xi; tembs. lAiaktfltti. IXoducr: Buller—Fancy Elgin creamery, 3Dfe hero together with Caph Linden's Pinkerton Republican dub. at thii state, fcrii prejiaratory for trouble. Tbe borough eoun- Esch club wilt be autitled to six cover from tbe wounds which she received. Br. Pacl, Mina, Fab. fl-The Wise. • KiU.OOO In Louisiana plnolandx Lumbering in the land ot tbe cotton snJ ths canebrake potauaM. M-io.jt ai I«r bbl. AiT>!ea-Ctx>*»’., is steadily roewiviug attention from tho frigid northland. Ovid’s new factory fa expected to turn out 4.000 ■sis of harness the lira: year.. That’s training to business at a good gait. Wheat-Na » rod March. KMfeWNc: April William Morgan, a WilUamaion citizen, ••HttllHc; May. June, W-tS hvcemtor. RMtMMe. Corn-Firm, but very converted his property Into cash, and now quiet; mixed siwsni wpot, futunsg cob aud William have both diaappaarod. Foul play Itor and publiaber of the combination village paper, Tbe Carbon Globe and Brighton News, left homo on Monday, and his whereabouts by a Pc sailaut Potts villa jsiL Paul; third, Winnipeg avarythtng wm quiet No further trouble He roodnring, both liimaaM and wtte taking iloria! drudgery, and ba b Mid moral of the histone Libby prhoa to Uiw city. Nearly the whole capitalON-ha. tow' him again, <300 worth ot clothing .ba bouse of a Bay Cur Ingham and Otsego have jmttel the list of SIMc;- March. Kay. «M(c; Mar. MMc; May. MMc; July. Oats-Steady. ca-Ji, 30J‘orx-»13 0U Lard-»7 I Port Haren is credited with an opi um joint that enjoys a liberal patroonge. White Pigeon's rooeal revival shows a net Drrnorr, Feb. L—A libsl auk for 1100,000 •at instituted Tuesday ahemooo against The Evening News by Maxwell M. Ftsber, a prominent and wealthy busitiaas man. The keeping about 2,<JUO men idle. News recently published a smaational arti­ cle about asocial scandal that it said wm soon to t-e sprung on the public tiiroogb the BUSINESS NOTES. Rinao the beginning of thn Rcodln; strike -Tho puddling de- both tabled. life imprteonmeit if Uiero is no loos of life A' proernt*• *hanging fa or parMnal injury.. /' ’ *" hill to ths ooly penalty. A r .. was latroiucwl ~ er-tabHs!i a sold .era’; home at Knoxville, Team 'The bou-** adjjurosd at 4.-U.T p. in. WasBiwotom Crrr, Feb, fl.—With the ex Tbe case violence. Warm feet are r. comfortable thing to viding that In casm Of the willini cnuitig to defraud Um nnder- verdict of gSd.MO.OO Thursday. a aiogb night on a Pontiac slide nth |«rli<-i{Mting with spent the money ami wnuhi _ fain rein tbe ta ly-eheet foruvrr tb.dr 'lurk pros- with to bur n railway ticket. But bi* pa- incriil signal jby Waite asking tor pensionii for members of tho lifr-ssving j •ervienj A bill was pas*41 giving employer ----- . <-ffia* ........ __ j of• -• the! _public* .... printing thirty day/ have or ateenro i-ach year. The resolution routestad alectiou case wm brie Or consid­ er*!, bet waul over. A bill providing for a conatitetioaal amendment to tbe tffect that ro'ngreas shall convene on tbe first Monday in January was reported favorably. After tbo transaction of some other famine** of do particular intaroat tbe bouse adjourned. W'ASBiworas Crrr. F»U 4.—Tbe bouse Friday coocurrsd in several amend monte to tbe bill for. tbo punishment of crime In Indian Territory. Tbo Wil to create a court pant and a reign uf terror prevailed tbrougb- bho prutaiUy Rockford, known men Monday night and rubbed <>f While digging a well at Albion Frank rated tbe tniaiiM* tor a now trial in tlm taily«tw<et conspiracy tnv and eentrnced Simeon Conant was burl*! teoeath fifteen leot ut later siljourne-1. Cullotn’e resolution for an Investigatio'i ot Sbe postal srrvioe stm considered without .... L_ . *• JOUI1 (bo fl,K,r aiMj r prepared and eloquent drib -y,,... ________ __ Sbermau’s tariff sptech of eoata c|ays ago. Ha was brisfiy replied to bySbertnmi, and then Bte wart spoke in sup­ port of the educational bill. A abort sxaentiva aefsion was bold, after which adjourn­ ment sms taken until Monday. Tbe house passed a fail) providing that pub­ lication* that are simply bookfl .bound or unbound, shall not be admitted to tbe mails A little Bellair* girl wm bittea by a dog riui hydrophobia if-aaaM. male departin'-at. a patient, Michael Madi­ gan. was ke|* w itbout bedclothing for two Dm M<mn». lx. F-b ft—Thrro ecnsta- *Ion bill* were favorably rspurtel. A tail fur f public budding at I'artainodth, for Lienti(lcat:<H>. wsy |*aM*L WiJciii** bank bill h«> l foe two WMtv. A bill to prohibit plevin lor* thv money, which Ju«tiro Matlxw •"'Idfara from working j# cutupetiiion vyith took from tbetn wiwn he soarcleol them. ■•itizerH was introduced, bn! tbe buu»» ndJuuroed. H I TCaSIMXOTON Crrr. FrU 3. — FetItems were preaented in tbe «euate Wednewlay d>mce ot their crune. Tbo coMtabtes Ua>n isvoriiu reciprocal osuuDWrial rolalipns with Misxk-u. Tbe raeuluUon asking reason* d'uurre.f, and Xliey for th| delay in ronstfuctlng the naval cntiarol woe* adopted, as J a bill authorizing tiro prraident to retaliate,'uu thou countries then taken up. Rayner oH Maryland cb^rnpimiiuj the minority report, which favorei n eproidl consmitten. He roundly denooubM tho Reading officials, and sns>lv a general pn•dnugbt'upun all mono[«l|et, end lu tbe «nd csntrfedlhls potal, a nyoltAiou being auo]ic-l appoinftng a epedal committee of five, with full pos-rs to invratlgate the wb.ite subject <>f troubles in the I'eqnsyfvania coal rvgidnx This cfcKed the days* businesH, an 1 tbe bouse adjmirned. ■ ,, WAStmoTox Crrr, Feb 3.—The Ara*. Uniness transacted l*y tho sea ate Thur* lay wa* to decide to ailjourn ovi+ until Monday at tlio cions of the session. A bridge was author­ ized arvose tbe Mtasiseippi near Natcfaca R -tdleberghr wm rv;>eatodly foiled in efforts to Grand Rapids •arrant girl altemi>t*l to one la his sielgb-bvx. Whan bo reached polls A i homo tbe barroi wm empty. a Detroiters. dustry, notwithstanding that some of her liana! tall, and when he quaranlinad Tb-jr* lay at Ban Frahonco. Clark Earl, a Fitchburg dtixen, realism the truth of the old asytng about tbe little ,' w . . A Mt Clemeae lady baa discontinued ber mTT; , rro'**** A- local peper, m she Und. it tame and splnlfor s wntorway from Mks Michigan to Um O Ovay.the e«nlu<-iit botanistenl professor ot .■ L ’ h.vl_„ Th_ p,,i._ n.Mtie botany at Harvard roll.*,, dtei of paralysis *’"2"^“f, •••»*«. •«- ta ' ” White contest, from Indiana, wore prosented, the majority declaring for n Nearly <2jd,i«X>bsnsliiof kvrowne wrro naw election, and tbe minority favoring tbe ' inspected in tho state the past year by In­ content?*- A fatter from tho pubi c printer ' zp.i-tor Platt and his tweuty-four .loputles, ! for which they rocsiv*! 4o fro, from l''<» 'to I iI.3.M each Tbo Standard O.l company tiou was adopt* I for an investigati'-n of the field Medical college । continues to furnish the must of the iHutnlnJtuuudl, dncraa*L Th* wnate amendments linquiahed the practhe bill ap|irn|riating for agricultural exAu Imlay C>ty man moved to Nebraska, perinteSt-atations w*m concurred in, raid tbs •devotmi hlmeelf, ua। tel th dog became homesick and has rchoum ntrrurnwl. I turned to the land of his birth, unaided and alone. Blizzardy Nelraska was too much for him. He first-xTerod a resolution for ronvidsratio.i tb« appointment of HEAT. •botanist of tbe United St^*' craditioa treaty, and thia failing on Ed- pediiion. but be ileoim-d it about 430.000. mutvls'•bjectiuo, Rlddlebergsr offzrod noother roe dution amending tbo collate roles so Harvard college. In addition to his lec.uros that tbe-troaty ahould ta» openly discussed. at Cambridge, b* delivered tbrve cuuroee of Tbe rv*«!uiioii went over, as did Plumby re­ volution if or an Investigation of tbo alleged He visited Edrops ta 1KH-TE) an I again ia bill to fortber restrict Chinvoe IbSO-'bl, and had routrUnited numerous pa­ immigrataXL A Hll was pM>eJ for a •!.- pers to eciesitiflc fcriodicals nnd to th* devoted tend uf 1MJ. Thro* Jonesville blacksmiths ctalm to have 2'M,0uol|iublic budding ft Omaha, Neb. lhe joint resolution was adopt**! propwisg an ail, doubtless, indostrlotu. citterns, but that aniendsienl to tbe constitution changing the ■!a|n oflinnu{oration of proridont, and close of tbe |xi<^n«csioual -term, from March 4 to S|*ut>ding member in the sort ion uf, botany. April ;U Evarts advocated tbe Biair Lift >ho had vainly onTHREE IOWA CONSTABLES. n., -... _ ducts sm rvportel favorably. ILd'llebergvr twit*' tried te get op hi* reoclutiou to debate ths HrktebfAm-Tictn extradition treaty in ajuUl of tbatdiyala roatofttfl,- they compared experiences Two aUeced Amaricwn dynamiters, named Callan and Hawkins, were convicted Friday DEATH OF PROFESSOR GRAY. oonstrucgioti of a brldg? a crow the Mhnufari river al J■ xTvraiui M«. Toe cctnimitee uo - omm-fen retorted id favor of rupMWting the int ir-«t i:e cutnincrcs coinuiiesion tain* vi-atignh* 1»*adlng atrika A b‘d wna In* U.OOOY RIOT IN THE COAL STRIKE REGION AT LAST. baggagvmau iu is matrimonial per- A Kalainas-io man THE RECORD OF CRIME. Mrs. Minnie Franklin, of Walhalla, & Q, got permtaMion to visit ber btMbsb l in jail. WajuttaUTOM CtTT, Jan. A Bt Clair sailor applied man who sp.ited some molten iron Into his boots, thinks th? thing can be overdone. Garrison. Clxvklxxd Ohio, F-li. 4 —Wuile experL ideality,” m it didn’t contain a single caw, i ut tbe judge bad tta* fun ot opening and clodng Coarr, Ju*t the sama A fatal dipbthoria epidemic is raging at cwlorwl mea The finishing department will boilers io tbe rolling mill departm-ut ot tbe Britton Iron and Steel work. Saturday morn­ Uuo lung with tba present talent. ing, a leak in tba pipes allowed tbe oil to neaps which igaited, enveloping lbs A Jonesvillo couple who Lad admitted to whole building in a very few minutes. Tbs sring sustained domestic relations without structure with machinery will be a total loss, amoantmg to IfiO.OuO; insurance, fa^OCO. John Traudt, a retired merchant, of .MBaggreg.ite IH.OM. 'snipped has stopped lhe purcbas -, and got (<r ih" product. �AMMTIOMAL COUMTY NEWS tbe irrpocnomiAC. TIieTdoiMityisSiKw! ■■ * Rqthing Succeeds Like J mute Cook haa bem nttUttf n»ny Irietyb ««l relative* Bear I t»« T1 vtattin* at Jan*»» Steart'a. Mr. .Stuart has been laid up with a broker, iqr for tbe pt*i i»o mooths, b*it B grume better aLmlr. linb. INnwtd^te has beeo quite «ek. board of rxammati D, veiled lhe arbeols in thl* part of the town tbe p-T M eondirtoa.' We now h»ve tifty tDen>f*rs. and all wwn Tnterettvd in the temperance work. Aferr the tattelUtion of ofiieem Utt FrMav ei.eeirg we had a ante and mady. cwau«« fv”r ■N’"** 4 U3-J.U4 before lb* M Following are tbe real ettate trans­ fer* for we«-k rnoiD< Feb. ttb. l“JSk, u token from the books in the register a office, lzw«vz» II.Cart!• to HantQ Cartte. 5&k Me It Dr. J. A. Baughman, the Specialist, to Horacv Conn. 1» rec’tl HASTINGS, MICH . fs able and proud to refer those who maj’ inquire to hu success in the treatment of chronic diaorpers to a large num ber of M M* aoiar*. MM dottan wtn mU-c ie: The Leading Citizens of Barry and Adjoining Count s. r—ju'rvj to Remember that his home has been in Barry county for many years: that he has made the treatment of Chronic Di* eases a Special Study for Years. He use* all the latent and most approved method> for the treatment of Chronic case>_ He is not prejodired in favor of any scnool. The remedy that suite the case in hand, uo mat­ ter what school uses it, is the one be applies. With him the test of ability to cure in the case <\f any remedy is it> succes in act ual practice: Read, Read, Read brrer hit* r,!mtrr. If you are suffering, do not despair. Dr. Baughman can point you to a number of ca*es where patient* had given up ail bo|»e of life and resigned them.-elve? to a belief that they must soon die. To-day they are well men and many of Uiem prominent in business and social circles. „ It would be a violation of sacred confidence to ghe the names of any of the hundreds of testimonials-we have. Th« originals can be seen, however. We quote from a few One says: *‘I have thrown away my crutches and, am .no longer a sufferer from rheumatism. In my rase you have made a complete cure.** 1 monh>*y TVttq4z.mz • f rxnlrt.u by Indian own*:-awl i Moody warmish with the rvdikitM ha- tern ItH I .' laMiufiiue in the hoiej wi tip r*nirt»r. of mi pr-.nn Ibrrrof. by cluing • rop; pubUalted la th' HavllriE’ Another says: “I find that your treatment for catarrh in my case has been highly successful. 1 cannot tell yon how grateful to you I feel.*’ Lap» . big Ute a katlwir covered notebook, “IVi used ao l<-ug that I had to have it retx. * , recently 1 jot down everything bare; Hecnrirolaio. V. W. -ympatkuunj; fri-nd*. •Pl ? ! they prVTcr proper him Hj llllmitaltk ’jmiUhk vlrmud rlncoKri Lx-h w*« thereafter kt alone utj oi item. no-. rttv al Ua’tingt. E ••b -Ur r.(F-• ci,,,.. and etrbt huhdm? nnd rlri tj. eight. rntwent. Wm. w. cate. Judge of Probate. “2 » Hrilllp. h» New York Mail and Expo ■ I. Cook. <uanUaa oi «aid minora, i faninx k* tert by fn-ezing umioobuwlly << greet raJ1R. j„ M-hnoIIng »4»l•wtbartte, arwCMr a lotion. a thirl a bitten, about the Mtn-r as bwnnre* property! iu Un coin—#!.UV a font-—Unroln iNebj D»ni- tn IteTforenoor. h- .inipi'd ■aid brtttloc. and that Ute ■ wlrnt the forpnto and torpedob>at hwr<fotte Dakota iimband— W'eJJ. I mint g<4 U> tbv Jtr, my dear; 1 have a baryclay ivforn me. Wife—Good by. John, and don't forx-t -s-lentm.; pbyandfcjiod pnit d*xaoortnlnd that alcohol •nd V4gMcc>are noxiovsawi b« al ixpr quite tlwrir rm., and then nwlw that l-Aliptn- b.mofl' i.tl If UKd iu mudnraUott, tu«d lw restunea diqaVMUr auxiliary of hrallb, wbwvmpou U «m.< it rmahrly until a time when ba wm another wdrotiflr anthoritv Judge of t-rvua-e. fur gunners than light tend-re. 11wired, eily ore got Hom aboard and dMtanrad . . wtv- gw nnd half idda did anything. Had aaingk umn melted forward with tlw vtnndnrd ut thh point, it WrWV ei.rtn!*, * .».l^. *__ .. r ,, _ ■ “Yk. ,.ir; Ixi ipjt,c fin. uitmiK nbiri<»®»i»u>l yi tlw dten^v la wemrt.••YoupaMaJlir ‘•Yen, Hr; tbw.v U la all rsoHptad. Tba tnan mJ4 it lud wUppfxl ymir ndod for tba f.»uT ytwrt, and ao"— TluU boy got e*iliixte«. sml tlw Fmv-faixw-t!. dte.-oruriag they wrru »««tly uutnumbxmd, «»<1 that there wn» mailing u> be gniu^l by AgbUngk torited »x*i IM,—Kcamtific American. One patient who thought himself in the idst stage* of con­ sumption and had been assured that such wtis the case by his physiciaujwww writes: ‘Dear Dr: I imi feeling better' aud stronger every day. and feel sure that persistence with your will4>e rewarded with a complete cure.” And it will, rhe trouble was,’ his other physicians lacked the means of correct diagnosis of the case. Instead of being in the last stages of consumption; the lung tissues had but just began to break down. ' Dr. Baughman by bis extensive research, large practict actice and modern methods and appliances for the practice of medicine. lueui li able to correctly diagnose a case where other* wouldi fail This is of the greatest importance. Thirteenth L'hlaM (PruMiani, .nnxrted at a abort diatancw- by more cavalry. A raptain of the Eighth promptly furnxd n[x»ti hia airy did not move, aa if dMrrmloMl ’to.r». A gentleman writes: ”1 was suffering terrible with kidney complaint. Many physicians declared i had Bright's disease, t on were the first to give me encouragement and since’putting my case in your charge 1 have obtained the relief I hoped. I am able to do mv work the same, as before 1 was taken sick.” bear this in mind. toolo. diurrtire. mrtujnrilbu.. hmhh rvJM1«tu. a ainatt body of tb* Eighth U,_,L |_____ _ ■ A lady uses this language: •*! have suffered frmn female weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of dollars in vain efforts to get relief. Not until I put my ca-~? iu you: hands did I experience that relief. Now I am heartv and well.”. ^a¥hg POWDER Absolutely Pure. ANOTHER FACT worth yonr remembering is that Dr. Bajighman treat- only Lhronic diseases. He is a specialist in that line. For I bat .. reason he can treat them mueh more successfull} tliaii :'!e regular practitioner, in short, be readily enres cases v. h' rs tbe regular physician fails. Therefore, if you suffer from any form of Chronic diTUn^r ‘Ja1 yo" can.get right hf're '« Hastings by lh lUugbman the same scientific and successful methods ul »»*toent that you can get only in the large cities, ami then us a great expense. . out i-ouutrv. CONSULTATION FREE J O 8 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-02-15.pdf f38550ffbc70cacf8f14b4b0707e7d1d PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. b«3 norniiii The Hastings Banner. | I COOK & NISKERN. HASTINGS. X) hu num- es. y for 2 Du- ir the zor of mat­ in the iccess there >elve> ’ well pcial i the The m no have rb in how imale. jllarar< idney. lease. puthef 1 con­ y his and yonr id it tean> last tn to land cine. fail County News, MOUTH HA*TINC.S. I'lLAIBlKVILLK. Mm. Jennie De; resident of We are in receipt of th- wedding: cards Miss Frankie Doyle and Eugene Yankee Springs, Horton. Mr.- and Mrs. Horton are। Mrs. J. P.Man towels. upending some time with relatives tn ktammatlom fa the I The toiluwuyj peraotu arc sulhorUed to tvGrand Rapids. Dr. Lath'rdn. of ll^iiinlpi, and i^. reive hui>«Tipirnn« Tor tte R.xxxrn: F. K. Nausley and wife have another Evons, of Middlevfile, are the attending little girl. . ' Milton McEiwafn and Jay Arm- physicians. BUBSCIMPUGN KATES ' Geo. A. Warner bought a horse of H. stroag are in the neighborhood. J. McKeWey. Waele Drove. B. Bennett f»r which he paid STB. A Report nays J. W. Briggs has sold his B D9l BLd bntaro ttecul at lh« ymsr Ite form to Mark Norris, and rented Mr. good bargain George. priac UjMlncripUon «rili puvJHrely te SI.—,. No preaching at the Grove school Doyle'h house for his own use. s In < il»?r ea*e U ernU mil be lor ro»L wten •ubertter rrotdex ont-tte vt the | The rhetorical exercises in the school bouse the last regular appointment on J*oitai*Mer. Freeport. . ■uunty.; ___ . . ' iisuoderstandlng. account of some Friday were postponed on account of •' InifiF. ! ADVKBTiaLVU itaTRH: but as the cloud ’ |Kord has P-4 the absence of'several pupils. D. L. Northland. Cedar Creek. Jne nitunn per ................................8UOOO •E. S. Norwood. Detain. Clare Blsekruan has teen quite sick. over there will ta Kxtra chirge lor »pc<jto poaiyaM. Bk aa usual, Mnuy are sick or .nearly so with day the 19th al Hi frees telow zero JOB'rRlNTrw?. ‘ ThermometerI severe colds. . not pan-out very sucoesifully. >th. at« o’clock Sate McLtod is visiting friends here. at Yankee Sorfagl Mvf. T. Crawley has rMurned from p. ui. the cofflastd There Is a good deal of Interest in the her vhill at Mr. Wiwtetone's. TajUnaUcr. Yankee tjprtoo-mealing* which will continue through far. c. tv. AFBKtrout. Bowen* M ITU. W. J. RitcfiM ived Sift'for his •nd oomoetent w orkmen < CnP.WSCOKNF.llM. BiXIM to do f.nt-clxu 3-year-old colt M d to Mr. Kenzy QUIMBY. The Into storm has blocked the road Instead of S15O|| ted In last weeks ft, betwwMi till* dur tind with snow drills so that It 1s difficult Sleighing is good.' issue. traveling. Waller and Will Bidelman have^jiiit Some ot tho n teas of Star lodge John Barber han sold the north half drawing logs for Wilkins. • ^C^K^klSKKT.N Ubw lake lodge I. O. G. T. mte.wll of his farm to Arthur Shorter for <3,200. Ask Charlie if be was ever left by “a ontey evening and The surprise party was well attended 14 year old." *ouuty »rAt ut itory etktnty. It* tocstlon an throe natural urraees ruing trout tim Thorn­ at Charlie Barters last Wednesday S. J. Bidelman received a carload of atW. J. Ritehia'a apple nicer, could h«ro'*i be »urpawxi. With night and a good time had. lumber from Saranac. He intends to Friday night.! Aj W»ROod time. Is tenigltuUy xhadod «roe» and Jiaudwinc FRKETORT. There will be a social at C. J. Brown's irnild a barn on his farm In Baltimore 24 numbers tajlng bcmes. It allonh nn excellent reefdence pl am. John Yarger was at the county seat The cltjr h*s zratleC »ctiiv>!x at tho hlghrot next Wednesday night for the benefit the coming summer. Thursday. WOO»LA3U>. . of the singing school. >Geo. Scott is hauling logs. The L. & II. R. IL Co. advertises for ■ Mrs. 3>avid ReynoldA' mother died at Rumor has it our literary society will N. Lathamjcounty superintendent of 18.01X1 tiro. Plainwell last. Thursday night. “bust up.” We are with the opinion of the poor, Sundayed at Dl B. Cooper’s. olent crtler. It can bax*l vt »J Bue a sjitrin Mrs. John Targer Sundayed in Mrs. Lydia France and ^Mrs. Enos the rumor. Assault nod battery case before Esq. — a.—U-------- ---------- cves.whk-b fur- Bowne. Barter are on the sick list. ■ School doses in three weeks. Vq|te on Thursday next. Willard tty and ad iptn T. L. Rogers was in Hastings ThursGon for hounehoM Eddie Fisher has teen quite sick but Rev. Martin preached at the school bawdy and wife vs; Jacob and Henrr adeouaSe- protect Ion day. is some better at the present writing. house last Sunday. Hitt. K<xxl i<4nk-.. which' extend Mery |>o»lble arA., Curlto played for a dance in A nice lot of pickerel-were on sale at Vina Iluffniwi will teach our school A rvplev in suit for taxes. Isaac Eartv coiDtxUlioa to patrons, -uid two nowho:rt». om­ ul trbirii i< now opsi to the public, tlist b*»e no Bowne Friday night. Creasy to day and were readily sold at the coming summer. vs. Jerome Waite, on Feb. 20th, at Em. Wm. Richardson's peqple visited Hupcrtof tn any clt» of three thnm tJwpofHil*H cents p^r pound. Bring some more Velte's. . Uoo ofjHtMInt*. It» btuinoui nwn nndbe«l- friends in Hastings Sunday. IIO W KA n.MILLS bop, we like fish. neMboawaro mnyabnjnMVtU>The Utne« tn Miss Dors Dillentack;has secured the Miss Lida Murgua spent Sunday Tho morning and evening of the Vth North Jordan school for the summer pui'.i aid r ntcrprts*. It has already s number Minnie Flower has been very sick ot tkiurmiiing mauulaeturlna enter prior*. But with the Misses Malic and Lppisa luarcury was down to 15 degrees below for. the past week and is no better at term. • ' ■ U‘nd re<l • r reper?i^S; WTflei 1L zero. Good Dakota weather. thia writing. Our drain commissioner is having ,1... u ,,.. .... <■—^. ,1 , .... 1._ ... I, Mrs. U. Will was the guest u( J. J. Last Thursday C. W. Armstrong considerable business at present locat­ .Several from this way attended the Smelkw s people Thursday. donee al the Grange ball Friday night. wont to Elkhurt, Ind,, m u delegate to ing and laying out drains. Ht Culler was al the county seat Satu meeting of the People's Insurance Co. iiastluZt, makinz it nearer citirago by rail The Salvation Army held a meeting Judge Marvin, of Akron. (>.. spent at the Kllpatnck church on Monday than etthet Grand fcnpitls or ,lackMM>. H tb* Lapids, was in ptirpMdof the pCQjtnors ♦! UUGlne to extend The house was crowded to M. II. Bloom and family are visiting 1severe! days this week with E. H. Bow-' evening. are: eta; tewti Friday.' . en.nnd duriug hls stay took n trip to its full estent. at I ’ enfltdd. .E. FI. btasoD was in Grand .Rapids Mlcttgsn. Tit* Harting* rnl’roafl ha’ Several^xirties from here visited the C. Kent add wife, of Portland, were your city in company witli Wm. E. . , Knuled at. ) Ironed from l»Well •outli to Saturday. Bowen. ' sink hole in Roxana on the Grand guests bf E. Lo :khart Sunday. Kron-ort, eizht miirs north of nasthiin Td>' . Geo. Lewis wae buying stock in this Bert. Armstrong weCt to Hastings Ledge A Grand Rapid*< IL R. and re­ Mrs. Wm. Curbough, of Orange, is right of way its, b*en jtectire.d and n»o*r nt Ute vicinity to(.we«ik. Ruling teen dnr.c from Fr-ej>ort to liar spending a few days with her daughter last Saturday. He returned Monday, port it as being in a very bad eondF Geo. Eddie is now clerking for ReiUs rend wfif be extended to XfMtlng* tn 1«*<. his grandmother, Mrs. Armstrong, re ­ lion. The road ted is several feet be­ Mrs. Caroline A. Austin. and It! I* expected will also t* irtwhnton to gier, Roush A Co. low the track and still going down. F. Allerton and wife rejoice over a turned with him. Battle Cre-k: >n>eMtwo new. net da will Rive Samuel Geiger an.l family, of Earlton, Inliint child of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer HseUuii a/ tJiiF transportation tacit!lies a* Mpu J. H. McArthur was in SuiBcid young daughter, Feb. uth. King died Thursday night, and was last week attending her sifter. Mr* conld K» desired, and make It one ot the. very visited at bis Lither's Sunday. Mat Bloom^omcs to the front with a bent pdfht-s for manufacturing eitabliShments SimeonLteckle took their organ to burled Saturday from their home. Geo. Davis, who was vary sick. new cutter. . to loc-i»? To »<-cure such ts th* n!m of the eit i­ Grand Rapids Thursday to havfc it re­ Agiun we bear the chiming of mar ­ rons of It vtf'r.gs. and It-oflers most libera! m A party of young people from this The young people hereabouts made A well-to-do farmer ot ouf township . dnecmints fpr such institutions. Orfstnly no paired. place attended the dance Friday even­ Wash-1’rice a grand surprise Friday riage bells. This time it is Fred Du- expects tn go to Ionin this week to par t-ettcr tpl.-u-o lor any branch of msnutarfurlne, Albert Gosch was in- Hastings Mun­ ing at J. Jobnsaft. " evening. A good social lime was en­ Maresque and Anna ’ Gackler. They h noie of considerable amount which -speriiluy furniture and woodwork, ronld be day un UtuifUKS. a were married - at Middleville the 8th. was signed by him as; securitv for a Charley Dolle’s baby is sick. M-Iected and a liberal bonus will be g!»en for joyed by all present. John Karcher and wife, of Ixiweil. the lifcatlou .here ot such establishments. Will Bass is -home again. He has F. i’emcoten and wife are on the sick and have gone to the northern part of young man some nine years agu. How llasUnks ts itjAut to enter a »*w rm of pros -.jailed irieDds in this vicinity Satur­ b?en working at Cadillac in camp, but the state to visit Fred’s sister. Mrs* is that foFoccommodatioQ ? Hat. peril-..i aadT<ro;iO»es to piaec ttwlf to the irnnt day and Sunday. . • they postponed business on account of « rank n| the tiuatllnz cities of Michigan. l.» this Then- were MO bushels of corn stored • Ye scribe has been on the sick list King. It was one dozen tudter. 4 which Nor ­ connection we wllfstate that during the past The people of Bowcm Mills and vi­ in Warner'S agricultural buildinf on deep snow. again for the past two weeks. . rear, tfe? ur* buildings and Impresrtnetils In man A Hinkley lost, instead of one Everybody went to see Loomis give L. Lockhart was in Suntield visiting cinity have organized an associate 11- Monday tot and the partiea extact to atMUfc* arv-rez ited and during the rent dozen harneasre. lirtrj' association, and are to elect teeii; put in atout 2,200 bushels of corn and away prices Saturday. We hear Frank friends the past faw days. two yFars SifbOOO. For further particulars We are glad to see Geo. I’erkins on Moxom was the lucky tnnn to draw the voticerping this, one of the best ctlles In Micli!Wm. Ehls, of southern Dakota, is officers this evening. oate, they say, tgl^e natd here during ‘ .•au. Hud taxing ns bright prospects aw any. our streets again. Rev.'J. E. White and wife are visit­ the coming summer. robe, but don’t tell it for a fart. • vtaUiog old friend*. take the HAWTtJmo Baxxkr. aeknow'.c.ie*d to Fox A Son are buying all kinds ot Geo. Howe is sick with a cold. be the rqua! of any county paper imNlwhed. Un Tuesday last, the W. R. C. aad Mrs. Dryer's children, who have been ing relative in this vicinity. lugs, and paying good prices. Aut and Thad went to Plainwell and the G. A. IL boys at a meeting at A. W. Chas. Johnson has taken (he job of afflicted with the diphtheria, are on the D. E. Waters, of the People,'* drug cutting the Umber that J. Pumfrey purchased two hogs, for which Thad M. BATE gfflo. store, has an elegant new sign oter bls bought of Mrs. Colby. J. Claper, of Vermontville, wan in claims they paid Sbk). ItoUnC*- Mlcb. door. O.S. S.. you will have to surrender lamp sb a token nf their rrapect for her this vicinity, seeing his tost igirl SunA baby girl is tht» cause of that smile the belt. dav. Inborn in the order. . al lent! on Geo. Baker's fare. RjtAl-3 Mr. Scott's partner has leQ his real‘ G. Morgan and wife with their* Au old fashioned blizzard to-dav. The L. A II. R. IL Co. ate now run­ The nelghoorw turned out and made daughter Flora returned Saturday Cloverdale congratulates Delton on dence and te now occupying the resi­ ning three new rosj-enger coachis from a five months visit with friends dence of Chas. Schrlner. • J£ A. BARBER. M. D.. The Instrumepfs for the telegraph a wrvxl bee for Felix Uhambertain, cut­ in several of the western states. Mr. its prospect for a roller mill and elevat­ L. Hilbert, who has ton sick for ting hiiu quite a pile of wood. or. “Charity towards all and milice I / Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. line were received here Monday, and Chai. Carpenter has Iren under the M. is in rather poor health, and has towards none” is our motto in this several days, is on our streets again. I k ./ Nay be found st ht» offle* ewer NcvinS store will soon te ready for use. Iwn slnoe he w’as west. They think matter. We expect that a friendly On Monday last Wm. Baird started We are glad to learn that Will Croty doctor’s care, but 1 understand he is Castleton is good enough after all. f \ / from 4 to to a. m. are! from 1 to 3 p. m. AU esilw competition will create a better mar­ up north to dispose oL<a load of beef in city or county promptly re«i>on<1ert to. Ke«i- is improving. We hope he will soon around again. An old fashioned spelling school at ket tor farmers. which he bought last week. ilenre -UenUey place, cor. Center snd Church te in our midst. Mrs. I tee Cobb Stindayed with her I the brick Thursday evening. t.; I l«»llnit». Mich. E. Bevier is the happiest man In the As soon as the cold weather is over Conrad Smelker delivered some hogs mother-in-law. Mrs. C. Carpenter. I Miss E. Ellerton has commenced her business will boom at this point. world. It is twins—a TV lb. boy and a Abe Cravens IS ailing thia winter. at Hastings Friday for his brother school again at the Misner school p fC.WWRY.M.D., 6W lb. girl. Jacob tanah is much improved in Hardly a day passes without some • honse. V. 1’hvsiciun and Surgeon. John. one arriving here to enjoy the dne A large and attentive congregation health, fro much that he is nbie to ride Sickness prevented our sending items Makes a sixM-iaRy ot trosttnc dteaiM ot the fishing. EYEnml EAR and the proservatlon of »l»lon listened to a discourse from Rev. Viv­ out or drive his own horse. I The toys gave John Acker a big surSome very fine fish have been caught to you tot week. 3r wooerly HttlUB sFBCTACLlM and eye ian, of Montcalm. Leaving um — the snow. A few more days like Monday will iLASSKH. , ' _ prise last Monday night, it being his from Long lake this winter. A picker­ There was a sort of n concert in J. vffije .tnd rroldenre on Bnmdway. near Court Our sick are convalescing. el weighing 10 lbs. was taken from finish our sleighing. Yarger’a store Thursday evening. J. birthday, by coming in with baskets Hoaw. llastlnit*. Mirh. Eddie Coats is the owner of a pair ot Granger lake by Otto Mason and Chas. Lulu Wachs is again attending Kassonitz, c.f Buffalo. N. Y.. sung nnd and music while he was at the store. twin calves. school. They danced until the “ wee nma' hours" Kingsbury. D. E. Watters, of this place, played on QMITII A COLG BOVE. Dr. Benson and wife are entertaining Box social At Levi Cotton’s next Mrs. John Ashby has tom very eld* the guitar. M r. K. is a very line singer. then bid each other good night. All Thursday evening. Cordial invitation. O Lawyers, friends this week. but is much tetter. ; Why is it that some men cannot bear report a good time. John with the rest. tOSlee la V#ida'block. Hasting*.) C.S. Palmerton 'a saw mill was shut Prayer,meeting at II. A. Johnson's A dancing party at 8am Phillips’ Myrtle Kingsbury is now at her to see others share even with them as down Mbnday, on account of the sick­ *n Wednesday evening ot this week. father's. She has teen suffering from Friday evening. A large crowd nut; 1 crag ns they are iu the same business, J Stephen Wolfe, of Lake Odessa, is acre eyes. ness of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Cramer. and al ways mad nt everybody if they all seemed to enjoy themselves. JE. KEN ASTON, Protracted meetings nud partiea are 10 degrees below zero Thursday even­ spending the week with hb parents ot Alex McCallum is about to pack a Attorney at Law, don't driven mile or two out of their this place. ' large quantity of ice to be used in the, all the rage now. . yaco.'«rtore-2 ___ >I way, Just fur the sake of patronizing ing. (Over J. 8. Ooodve*» — Jerry Shoup, of Maple Grove, called butchering business. Social at B. 8. Holly’s Friday evenBrattice* la all court*ot*“ th*Stale. ■*" “ CoUeetton*“'them? ' at IL A. Johnson’done day last week. promptly attending to. Frank Fierce has a mill yard well nows comnkhs. W'm. Eckert let his team stand the Chas. Richardson and wife, of A^'a stocked with logs, and a great many Oinrlcy Rieser Is again sick, and un­ Rev. Townsend, of Gulesburg, preach­ othdr day while he went fo the house ARTIN V. BARKER, Keil Estate, to light his pipe, and as it was cold ed at Doud's (tamers Sunday, the dth. are spending ar short time with hb popple bolts are being brought here for. able to attend school brother A. K.. also hb sister. Mrs. G. shipment. Mrs. Baitinger whs taken very sick Insurance and Loans. they took the opportunity to exercise instead of Eld. Voorhees, who is very W. Coats. I Sunday. OfflcewUh J. G. Bun^wnft^teu. 2 doors north n little. Wm. says that they got pretty s|ck with congestion of the lungs. The store Is almost completed and Orson Wood mid Frank Wolfe have i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert are L. Whitmore is going to move his returned from the woods. Frank says we shall soon have a pastofiice. whichl on the tick list Bpridal attention Riven to making exchange* near all over the farm. un<l were finally will make it very’ convenient tor this ot property. Thn interest* of non resident caught by Seth Smith. They did. no mill on E. B. Payne's farm. they are drawing logs witli “gray backs" neighborhood. F. F. Hilbert is again able to ba property owner* carol ally looked iMtar. 1jtruu purUcuIar damage. Mrs. M. ChHBUler is a little tetter. about. ' . up therA of all *Uim for tale or exchange. House* and Charles Dash and wife, of Elba, N. (). D. Loomis and Martin Chandler About 30 Freeport citizens boarded J. Xt. Uolmea is sick. C. S. Boice and family spent Sunday V., are visiting at Fraud Mead's in' the north bound train Saturday even­ have truled cows. at B. Durkee's. ’ On their return they Castleton. Dance at Kelly’s rink Friday night. Mrs. Zerble is on the Hick list. ing to take in the show nt Lowell.' We were surprised to learn that there had Miss Cora Palmerton went to Hast­ TXME8 A. 8 WEEZE Y. Henry Merritt, Cloverdale, now orA.' C. IxxmilH Him made his last trip been some one in the house. No dam­ arrived there in safety, and winded Lawyer, ings to Visit friends on 8aturday. ffan __________________ oar way toward the music hill, vfhere to H ratings with logs. llMt'nx*. Mich / age done, however. . Our new hotel clerk makes it* lively Mt. Kneestrick is on the sick Jtak Pracucra to all eotirtx or Ue O.Ufe over it waa to take place. The train held for curtomers. W. 11. tjeranu’ •tore. ___ _ There Is an auction social to te held there till it was over with, and atout Mrs. Hough is on the sick list Geo. 8. Ilartom is on the sick list. Il o’clock we started for home, feeling at Mr. ^Itmore's next Wednesday W. 71. Green. «»f Alma, Neb, is visit­ Mrs. John Smith and baby are sick. Russel Slade and Fred Quick are £ C. WELTON , that we had hiid the worth of our mon­ night Our Miterprising butcher, Wm. Bar­ ing Mrs. W. H^Jewtll. \__ There whs no spelling school at some belter at this writing. Wallace Difigman. of Battle Creek, rel, i has gone north with a load of beef. It Bgent far the Ohio Farmer'* luturaaee Co. ey. A. 8. Quick ta quite sick with bron­ Doud's hist week. Charley Lane has gone north for a was in AssyriaInst week. He writon pollrte* on * auu>'» pnwrty MPdiut The teacher at Hope Center intends chitis. om by fire, ilgtitnluK or wind; ra*ln«t * man ■ few days. . M. Kearney is working for Thomas : ..... .nH Mrs. Sam Hill returned from a visit to have reading schools every Tuesday Hough A Snyder are .buying quite a Clarence Doolittle succeeds .E. C. to her father In the south part ot the Mitchell. night ’ ’ of corn. Levi Gifford is in Bellevue running quantity i Spaulding in the merchantile business pOOK A SHELDON, X state tot Saturday. S. Haight will move to Lake (Man at this point, and while we regret the J. K. Wilcox is entertaining friends Cook A Wright’s raw mill. Born, Saturday Feb. 14th, to Mrs. soon. : loss of E.U. yet we predict n bright and from Ohio. <Office In Atalrart BlAX.HMUnm. Mlcb.) King Winter b leaving us. Fred Griswold is teaching writing There is to be a birthday party for Samuel Ogden, a son. Have the only set ot Abstract Mown In Barry prosperous business career for .Clarence. Mrs. Wickham, who was taken ser ­ The protracted meetings at the Ausi school at Lake Odessa. Having been known for year-3 in this old Mrs. Grafton Tuesdaytalght. Ooaaiy. - ■ Our butcher, Mr. Held, furnishes the vicinity be already has a reputation iously Ul, la totter at this writing Ward Quick and Bon Potter visited tin school house have closed. Uncle Austin Stanton, one ot the old take Odessa market with bologna. LOYAL K. KXAFMW- C. H. VAX ASMAW. esttblishcd, and we see no reason why though by no mnans out of danger. relatives in Bellevue and Convls last Jake Henry's family nre seriously ill. settlers of Assyria, died at home on sec. B. 8. Holly is filling his ice house (fNAl’PEN A VahARMAN. his friends should not give him a liberK ’ Lawyers. Look out now. C. U. Fleming ha) Saturday and Sunday. with splendid lee. . id patronage from the start. We un­ The itev. J. H. I*aimer, of Ann 5, last Friday, (Owir HMtiWCs Nadoual Bsta.) Jerome Frost is running his saw Mrs. Susan Rowlader has moved into derstand that Mr. Spaulding intends to broken his colt, got a new buggy and Arbor, preached at the M. E. church on harnroa and savs he is almost ready to give bis attention to railroad work of Tuesday evening of last week, and Is mill steadily now and has lots of her ntew home. take the road. Who Is the first ? Charles McArthur has the lumber ou which he has had considerable experi­ l°Sumof says that Alvares Wilcox has TVILM AM B. SWEEZE Y, Attorney It would look bettor to the people if expected to again on Wednesday even­ the ground, and will build a nice bouse • ing but "as called to Bellevue to »i At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. ence. H. W. Williams sp»mt lost wevk In the Herald correspondent from Haas- preach the funeral sermon ot. Mrs. purchased the harness shop at Bellevue, as soon m spring opens. Practice* tn all courts ot thr state. ant Point would keep the troth on formerly owned by Millard II ami eton, the state of New York. It te reported that a marriage ta soon Higgins, but coming out of a very Will Chase and bride, of Kalamazoo, their aide. They would not have to take place in Woodland. warm house nud then facing.the storm and will move there soon. enterfained a number of their young much to answer for In case any one ali the wav back was too much for hifn. ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, . MOllOO-TtlOllNAVPLE. Justice of the Peace. friends and acquaintance* last Tuesday would take the trouble to take them to lie had to’go to ted us soon as he Fall* View waa unknown until evenhw at the residence of his father, task. A little 10-year-old son of Joe and created by the Michigan Central rail­ CoUeeUon* a specialty. L was going to any that some people reached Mr. Lapham’s and was on- Loty Ash alter was buried last week. road. which steps its trains at this point Hiram Chase. conscious pretty much all night, but The s-xdal at 1. Garretts last Weo- are complaining of colds but, ns 1 caa was able to return home on Friday. It He was only sick stout four days with to enable its passengers to enjoy the ' R. TIMMER MAN. nesday evening px-s<hj off very pleas­ think of no one who is not, 1 will not. was a great disappointment to his congestion of the brain. grandest ami mo-rt comprehensive view • Homeopathic Physician & burgeon. antly we are told, although the attendWho u the isdy compositor the; a The family of Jake Buckle moved of the falls that ta to te anywhere ob­ many friwls here, and we all hope that (Office over Lathrop* druk store.' ante wits small owing to the party th? Carlton toy is waiting on? Thebry he wi;l trv and come again soon and to Hastings this week, also the family tained. Before that time people cumv evening previous. The next social will don’t say, but she told him who the speak for pleasanter weather next ot Marion Mead. in carriages from the American side to te held at Will Towne's next week correspondents were. He says she Anthony Golden got caught between “InspiAtion Point,” the view from H. LANDIS, M.'D. U Old Mrs. Ruth Smith ta working for two saw logs yesterday at Bentley's, told him and ho knows. which Howells said was "unequatad . Physican and burgeon. i Wednesday. Martie Stairs was ill but u better at. M. J. Goss Is receiving lumber at this for subUnjity,” but Falta View, being Woodland. Mich. ,’ . , Ben MUfar: Mrs. Miller has boen'^ultc but not seriously hurt 1 believe. this writing. . Office one door south of hllruttriek n drug point from the north. Hank Strong has the machinery for more elevated, the scene from It to Comparison of valentint* b th? order sick the past week with quinsy. Homer Flowers has teen troubled •tore, will te mod there day or nlghl. his saw mill in readiness for action. Fights are quite frequent in the of the day. ’ . , lately with a severe sore throat. Arthur 1'iU.lnger spent Sunday with near this point and throtq What was the matter the other even­ Mayo school. Two young ladies had a Mr. Woodard and'faiully spent sever­ by the Michigan Central, regular old hair puller, and some fine his slater Addy Mane. al days lately with friends at Richland. ing. was the cutter tired or why did not language was indulged in on Friday A surprise dance at Dan Bolinger's Falta Rou^^ have tbta I’. C. Connally, late with E. C. Spauld- that lady oome back with the one that last Friday aighL They had b lively took her. Perhaps the Journal corres­ Mrs. Harry Mayo 1s qaite Mck. pondent from Harmony street will tell. rCBl.KnaOWZDXIUDtrt.AT llABTiNoa, Barry Co, High. list, WHOLE NO. L7O7. HASTINGS. MICH.. FEBRUARY 15, 1888. VOL. XXXII. NO. 42. rff s-eaS-SSt- • Another trig temperance mass meet­ ing was held at the opera house on Sunday evening last, the house being crowded. A large crowd of ptkip’s were in the village Monday, the attnittldn being the eontfnmAlon of thd examination of Dr. J. T. Gouetiet. z Al. Campbell, ir former resident of this part rtt the vineyard, bnt who han lived in York State several rears, has moved btat to Nsshviite. He* eays he likes to live In a live town, and bo- has struck It - " . i the NAsh vllte lodge Of 0<M Fellows tsnmking pr^u-“— ' — 1— time ufatlons tor a iawe oirthc evmhl ' of Jfardi 10th. when the _ifattle'Vnfe'k .nwws.wr- -Cgree 'staff will be here to confer def degrees on a nnmbek of ‘ new m«inter’. wpo.wtre fa1tiau< rrareutly. Thia stiff bsri a state .reputation, and ctr said to do^hrtr wmk a very fine jffjle. -r • J. 11. Walker, of Batfato. was in (be village last -week, the gueet uf U. B. Luak. - i W. A. A vl*s wot th A (Jo. announce their Intention of dosing out their busihets at this ptaev. • The socifd given by the Eastern Star Idtlgeon Friday evening Was a very pleasant and successful Affair,eveiybody having a gopd time, which is what they went for. The annual camp-fire of Jefferds post next Wednestfaj evening will probably te one of the most successful they have ,ever given. No one enjovs these gath­ erings tetter than the old vets them­ ,selves, and n-rtalnly no one Is more de­ serving of enjoyment than they. ' Emmett Everts is at Lansing attend­ ing grand lodge I. (1.1). F. Ora Smith, daughter of F.M. Smith, jis seriously ill with dropsv, resulting from au attack of scarlet, hAer. . Barrn-y Lee is home tor a short visit. A party of,y oung folks were out for ;a leap year Hlcigh-ndu Thursday night Sait has laxsp brought in the circuit ,cotirt to’ recover,damages from Robt. Brildv amt HemT Clever, as boriihmWi for Frank Treat. Mrs. Sarah AYright, of Kalama, brings the suit, ,she having been seriously injured last tall by a collision ol h buggy is which ,SOO w«s riding, with unuttmK one con­ taining two Shaytowu yoilng men, who were tipsy. Peter Cobun and Alex Youngs and wife attended the funeral of James McGregor last week. We were a little previous in announcetog the party at Morris Burton's, but we were not told it was a surprise. Attend the T. I* 8. teturday evening. They claim a good program. Rev. Martin preached a very fine ser­ ai the Star last Sunday evening. S .bool wHl will soon close, and we underatand that Miss Mmo has been iUl»Ted the summer term. The meeting at the Star Saturday evening was attended by most of the Th * leap year party will probsbly M W only that the hero ■ii.-e. Dr. s of :beu P W Patronize the Bann.er Job Rooms. H4 & �fisstarsnt: For husking corn under shelter or in Kie open field, a bunking bench to a great convenience. In the accompanying cuts are shown two styles of husking benches that wore recommended and illustrated a short tune ago by Country Gentleman. trn.rxl fwnllv remedy for Uy»{*P»U. rer. Constipation, esc.. I Always u*e strengths, pepper, half a dosM.ren land, several preparations tobacco soap and pp ethrum. None proved of any value except the tobacco soap* and pyrethrum: The to1‘ftcco (daps prepared -——u —— quite efficient, the val which wm ascribed to the potash. Pyrethrum is recommended ns the best remedy, being jK-rfectly safe, easy of appli­ cation, and more deadly ou the worms quality, mixed with three times Its bulk of flour, was found perfectly effective, ap­ plied with a dusting bellows. One pound, costing fifty cent*, was enough to cover an nrre if properly handled. an improved posture at tho Guelph, On­ tario, agricultural grounds, Professor Brown, at this critical Ume, made the foi- rto. 1—HVhKI.XO BENCH. The bench shown in the flrat cut re­ quires no description. Any one can make one like it, without other guide than the figure here shown. To use it, tip it down against the shock, grasp the top of the shock and tip it back with its load. The U Telsphaos Diipakh From the Seat of War. ■Hello, •Rab!' HCSKIKO BENCH. Fig. 2 shows another form of husk­ ing bench. It is made by using two small benches connected by two pieces of wood two by three Inches and ten or twelve fett long, with cron .boards for scats. The shock to thrown on tho bench between tho buskers. When enough stalks are husked for a bundle, they are bound, without the hnsker leaving his seat, and thrown to ano ride to prevent dropping. They are most convenient when about twenty-seven inches high. By the use of this bench, either in field or under shelter, we find that a man will bu>k one-fourth more HARNESS respondent of American Garden. He uses one (1£8 cubic feet) of manure, to fill under eight-or tcu »a.*hm; one foot in depth of manure ta this latitude, un­ Uuiri-d Matter. which would be larger If the people of Hastings and vicinity did not appre­ der eight inches of dirt with six inclum uf ciate and t>uv so many of Babcock* tiaroca* spac* between glass and soil to about right. The side* of the bed, on which tho glass rests shftilil be of two tach plank well nailed to poats or joists made tight to keep out cold, well protected ou the outride with soil. If sunk nlmost to tho level of the ground, frost is kept out better. The beds need to be sheltered by A splendid stock of each. No larger or better । buildings orn high fence. Sash should be 8x8 feet and two inches thick, mode from pine and have two coats of white paint. Glaze with 0x8 glass, double thick, bedded, tnckqri and puttied on the A good MsorUnent at bottom figures. outside with oil and whiting putty. ■ Hie corrapoudeut referred to uses solid ahuttcraiiFplue boards tx> cover sash with in place of mats and likes them better. Jest the place for you to have all kinds o For henting, horse manure to employed. repairing In hb line done is al J. W. Babcock's The plants for setting he obtains by sow­ ing a small bed ta December. One ounce of seed undvr two sashes gives plants AB whs call will receive polite attention. / enough for thirty sashes or more. The plants In time of setting should have four to alx leaves and be set aix to eight Inches apart. WHIPS, BLANKETS, • ROBES, TURF GOODS! REPAIRING! And Finally J. W. Babcock, Thellve JeBenon street Harness Dealer. Peckham’s Croup Remedy! Is prepared rapectolly for children, sad Its suchng sSectlona so c.xnitnti to childhood, ninke, Sil’nttX Cures all “lurJX forms of to the nufat delicate ealid. No frn.,n fam ot ornate eater Into Its com- vFOUp position, thereby obvlatlug ibe stupefying effect raraRlux from the administration of die various Cures cough mlitureson the market. 'yUreS Keep feckbsra* Croon Item- Whooping-21-SK““^!>',!"' Ul. cures JJ Coughs and IntrotfuLl.*' Colds. _ , i.lkuxu a vrvup neu>yeyt/uaranteehn it to do all that is cisimed fee n, or refund the p- lee, sod not one botUe has ever beco returned. PECKHAM*8 OBOQP REMEDY W. H. Goodyear, ittZS County of Hare, druggist. “• tfatW «>f Hfe Throat. Hr. Bellville. experltAce, Ip Electric Utters." Thous­ and* of oU«n hav« added UM<rte*tb«»ony.so that the verdict te unanimous that Electric bittern do cure all disease* of. the liver, kidneys and blood. Only a, half dollar a bottle at W. M. Goodyear's drug store. Noto*.—My brother, or fallow d tadpie. Gharry 1'setoral. sad wa. “Another wonderful diacovenr has been made and that too by a lady in this county. Deaease fastened its clutch** upon her and for seven years withstood its severest tests, but her vital orcans were undermined and death seemed imminent For three mon ths she coughed incraaantly and could .not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump­ tion and wm so much relieved on takiag first dote that she alept all night and with one bottle has been miracu­ lously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hamrich A Co., of Sheiby, N. C.—Get a free triai boUle at W. II. Goodyear’s Drug Store. A number ot South Carolina planter* are claiming that soda la a sure cure for hog cholera. One says that by the use of soda (bicarbonate! alone, as soon as the tlrat symptoms of the disease Were noticed, he checked it Another used soda and salt together, mixed th moderate quan­ tity with the food. An old Kentucky breeder of twine places salt first In importance as a pre­ FOB ventive of cholera, and believes that salt, of all substances, to the beat jrrotnoter of m. W. H. Goadyaar. druafst. digestion aa well as an antidote against worms This breeder has adopted the TO ALL MEMBERS of aoetety; Kemp* Bal plan of salting all hto animals iu water tlghtlroaghf, .keeping a supply of salt on hand continually. He also feeds some tree, W. U. Goodyear. At the annual meeting of the Indiana State Til* oMociation, numbered with other pertinent statements made, were those of a member from Fort Wayne on tho way jto lay tile in ditches. Be advo­ cated tho. employment of an engineer to toy off the work and letting the farmer put in the tile nt hto letanre. A member from Nestervllle advised that the ditches be dug about three feet deep. Sloping from the top to the bottom, tang handled tools were recommended and workmen advised not to stand In the bottom of the ditch, but to lift in the tile with hooks and place carefully in Hue. He also ad­ vised in laying a drain that one should begin at the mouth and work back to the bend. * Take a half inch or three-eighths rope, double II, pass it around the Inxly of th* cow forward ot the udder, bringing the cods through the loop, draw tight and make fast with a slip knot, and the-row will not kick, says a friend of Mr. Co­ bum's IndicaUtr. because she can't arch . her bock. A row does not kick unlesa ahe get* tier bock up. Horsca properly handled when young give Hub or no trouble in tbc holler when grown But on this, ta not always done, measures have been a*lppted to ---------that - ------- at _i a _ break v honsea pull of which are both ingenious and simple. On the agricultural grounds of tho Illinois tiniveraity, a number of experi­ ments have been made ta femling pigs; One aeries of experiments were mnd* to determine the comparative value of corn­ meal and oatmeal. Two lots of hogs were fed. tat V ate during the period of five weeks, 408.25 pounds of cornmeal, coating $2.23, and 41)8.23 pounds of ground oats, coating $3.33, looking a total cost of food of $5.68. Th<T increase made was 145.5 pounds, which makes the coat of food per 100 pounds of increase $3.00. The Increase produced by cornmeal cost $2.58, and J>y shelled corn $2.30 per 100 pounds. It thus oast $1.82 more p4r 100 pounds of Increase with the mixed food than with corn meal, and $1.60 more than with shelled corn. Another experiment made Was one in feuding corn ta the car, shelled, and ground into meal. Conclusions arrived In the cut is illustrated a derico, said at from results gained were that: Looked at from all sides, when fed dry, tvhole by Tho Indiana Fanner to be very Tho authority in question com produces better results than corn­ effective. meal. Where the difference is simply describes It as consisting of an ordinary due to the cost of grinding the corn, the ring halter, with two side rings, connected difference ta the cost of producing 100 by a strong flexible cord. Whenever tho pounds of increase at tbo low price of hors® pulls tho inner j»rt ot the cord to twenty-eight cents per bushel for corn, drawn forcibly against hb Jaw, and the will be twenty-five cents or mo?e, an item effect to a severer punishment than he is willing to endure. worthy tbo attention of any hog raiser. Feather eating among poultry api*eam to be a habit acquired rather’than the effects of disease, and no on» has ap­ peared with a specific for its cure. The experience of many growers, however, Druggist. wwms to point to the fact that the Inciting cause may be traced to idleness, too closa confinement and n deprivation of exercise, together with a want of green food, worms and insects, and possibly rotno articles fortheCoun- not usually given lu their food which are ls the city necessary for their contentment when they are not allowed ta-fomge at targe for themselves. Charcoal pounded or ground flue and mixed with sort food has been found useful In more than one Instance and a small lump of lime ta their drink­ ing water fa advised, also the hanging up of a cnblMgu or piece of meat where they topick at it, and where the habit has been confirmed ta n few It will be best to Tuesday. separate them from the flock. When a hen eats her eggs it to best to kHl her be*5” ““f" U» >Hek to oil™, and 1". "B" *h’ 1,1 d*'k «n4 M pl„ly bom* and oyster shells to make hard ■helled egtpi; besides, remember never to •«‘“S' -ben petitioner Abraham Speedily Cured. I am aatfafiod that this rm*<‘r . Hie.—J no. Webster, Fitwtu.-kit, U •"* dauxerous and oUtluat# ^n{M My- |<hv»trtan at once urrkred ik , medicines they prescribed, but ied y Some time ago I took a slight The Michigan Central railroad has applied to authorities at Lansing for the introduction and use of Dowling freight coupler on lt« line. THIS IS RIGHT. Ws believe tn raiUng onlr •AU right.' There uro four ways of growing lettuce for market tn cold weather—In the green bou’xj, where Hteam or hot water fa used; by stenm beat und^r dirt iu beds; by <leam or water over the lettuce beds, and la-the old way by manure beat. This VIII, IM* S-MOOL V. St. Moved by our Lord* dlreetlons m pasture: Meadow flscue. most plentiful of any; abike clover, a targe quantity; Canada blur, considerable quantity; white clover, medium In quantity; timothy, a good av­ erage: red top, good; red clover, a small quantity; Italian rye, very Httte; fall oata, very little; perennial rye, none. The po/dure composed of the above The Beat Waive in the world for Cuts, grasses and clover furnished ample gras- Bruise*. Bores. Ukcrg. Balt Rheum. tag, until the snow came, for seven head Fever Bores. Tetter. Chapped Hands of sheep per acre. Sack posture, it has Chilblain*. Corns, and akin Eruptions, been demonstrated by Professor Drown, and positively cure* Piles, or no pay produces milk, beef sad mutton iu quan­ required. It is guaranteed to five per­ tities three time* ns great os the preaent fect satisfaction, or money refunded. ■till abut him in and his stniggltag toward average at the province of Ontario. Price 2S cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear £ Co. ally under all condition!. IUS& tf^non ACHING F01 “Hors Tons The council of Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y., recently recommended that tho $15,000 appropriated by congress for an agricultural experiment station should bo divided into two parts—$ 10,250 for aalarlM and $4,750 for supplies. Cows fed with meal mixed with straw cut and mofatened. says Professor Arnold, give more milk and considerably richer than when fed on the beat liny alone. The belief fa general tlut high price* will naturally stimulate the planting of more onions next year ta district* where they are not tarRely grown. Recent teats appear to confirm the theory that planting whole potatoes fa followed by the largest crops. K. Williams, secretary of the New Jersey Horticultural society, has proved to his satfafacUon that bagging grains prevents rot, provided no rot is on the clusters when bagged. Fanners in all localities where there are long winters are more and more favoring silos and ensilage. Potatoes have been coming tothtocountry of late in targe quantities: they are of the magnum and bouum variety, and are of good quality. 1 rvutfatod to illurtraud iu this parable. God* f<*xii **.—J- r. Heberts, Maguulla, Ark Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, onofided. The Ypallanti Sentinel man is down on kiodeiMartona. * It also rtgirdi tbo public Bcbool m an tavection of the evil one. Save vour children from Croup, by using Hill's Peerless Codgh Syrup. No cure, no pay. telling point that this great d.-l*w waa found Mrs. Gaston, of Three Rivers, who fell on a stbve last week while ta a fit and .was burned, died Tueedky morn­ ing. Traveling men should rarrv a bottle I of Cobb's Pills. 25 cento for 40 pills. A Detroit divine Insists that the! devil is still with us. No doubt about it. with headquarters at Detroit 23 cents will buy a small bottle of Hill’s Peeriera Worm Specific. Try it if your child is sick. No eure, no poy. ML Clemens has organized a military company and now very naturally wants water workr. for*h’jW ntUn« “ ■tetexm-nt. “one u>w\w of »cr to bring tn great, end thine iniquity infinite T Job eUri.tr nlue h defences hundred resent? oae HilFs Saras parjlla will cure Mercur­ ial Disease*, Venereal Taint* aud Min­ eral Poisons. coniult'b « slxbt and >»> s ^Msd J .mmrv^R A. D The Bay City council has resolved to guard the Ice hole* in Saginaw river opposite the city. "lb\c%Na\.CM *^1* are fretful, paswtah. .T1, or troubled with indy Colic, Tosthlag Pains, or Stomach Dfaordzn-n, can be relieved at cmc* by using AokeP. Baby Farther. It contains do Opium or Mon>htaa i_ ____ ■ W. H. Goodyear * Co.. Druggists. Sebring & Co. of Tekonsha shipped BIOU.OUO Worth of stock from Tekonsha last yew. indebted fallow hcrvont. Ho hod no time for such north when Ik stood before hia lord, lbs owu greet U...-1 occupied him then. But v bru be weal out from h»im»oucr, be could look up the little matters of hto fallow nrvanl* indnbtcdne** to him elf. And what n Pay me C.at than oweaz; brat preparation for cure of lung complaints. Jason it. Foote of near Paw Paw Has lost five children recently by diphtbi-rij’. For lip rellet and cure ot thr IntlnmaUon and congestion called "a eoid hi the head" n>rw> i< The Three Rivers' fire department will hold its annual ball February 22. IOHTiHA?SS God, will always extend . this into UPU7 nujfNEs^ LW Of railroad. “ " err»t« gardlogstrtf opportunities to Mm V‘31 'L H'** ■Kain w'> h*'*’ the humnn «> — ». <ri n»/liflro and ex|>tains v. 27. Clmrly the debt that wa3 forgiven could not bo eufory.,1. and the deUtlial was enforced rouH never bavo been forgiven, tta that the principle Ikto involved is that the reality ot the divine Lw- “* tn?,l?cd by bis great ,ds-bt '{fowo^H wfllino’iv i. .._. i. , . ■ . .------- -— ——* —UUIT inc Ayer's Saraaparilla. penalty that troubled Mm. And ho whom -- .■ _ . . Seventy ton, Of limberger cheese thjit made al Marine Cily last year. terriflod, and who had no uro for the loro of ’Oo'ft.’X S11 “Z.Tlu-l o> God beyoM^W tadtuhak in some way lt could mvr< him from the panfelty of hto sin promises of the Gospel, tho current of hta old tubin- «Vm .... -- •__ .... . .. PROSPEROUS, reremit surwryrd. uearex.Tlcnt cn*j firfa. > adjacenttortfflmd. Main and full psrttmij twe upon apphoUion to V. II'. WABsEN. t; ITTnPPOC A” P*u -mortrsf ' UbbriUG Rravy rrnt*-orru!-",nt UMVUDUU) Cam you more u> ne« Exeeilent l*ad». ehvAp. which vlil value aevarat told la tire years. N<> •MocteBlMf.existing, rull particv’i upon appik*ti»n to CJH. WAKREX. • • KlLIJRKSZ'^ ’ rnv w<»«* FOK ANOTHER, er on swrit n 1 sAisrj? Why eoutinua work onsu era “ * out tarni? yYby try tosactire » Inins from sueh Mah-priced or beevOv-iix'rtxxivJ fertile »: w. H. Goodyear A Co., Druggisto. net profit per acre Utu on the high-nrlic.1 or srorn exit land you now occupy? why nMt» and look thr MtMlioe over and ter lor r or ssjaast obtain further Infoetnstlus. sbirlift ' Over $2,400,000 wm paid for labor on Gogebic range last year. ““^■“’•Scratche.of evert k.nd on human or animal* cured in 30 Thii never faila. Bold by W H cdSa* w.dmnti.t. nuuw,Mia> WAREEN. Gon. Faaa Axt.. M. l’*ul. Minn U ‘bodnty at fnrgiyiow u absolutely ullmiUxl. Huw.indrad e*>> <» ____ 01,7 d*‘"“ * KTataUon of ------ — ......u w wo woa l;a3 been bimwdf tovta llnlmret n-morw «1| 272;™ u7,r's‘,‘to -*■ fiard, soft, or calloused lump* and blom. aMtatfrOrn hon,*B-*’Iofid ■pavin, curtak 2. Our sins against God ore practically ■plintB, sweency, ringbone sttta.’ apraina, Bwellinga, etc. Save’ RSn^hl’ i 4TiL“tinibcr' 11 “* “’kjust W«^»l« 8old • done wtth taetand luteUigei ee may i-r> < • .tMMgd*yMH»jtetasm>. fiinto earn '*■’ hundred Italian In cottimhrions In a «lrv the best knownimd be«t e.;,“PI*'> istaNfahment far placing sdrertfMarni* in oy Goodyear & Co., druggists, Hastings ^■^•ItbWKOo: A»10XX»M>Ml Uni » IW®" 01 ’Im* - and . .k-,. •Ji’Liiu.' ■» comparison (m’1*0’ ohMlty Ml Mted ,Uot tZ^ta . ... ^Pr*r^l Ofwrat ion of thin truth fa that besom. God has forjrivwi us w» ought also to forgive <mo another. It fo). State of Michigan, County of Barry -m. Mate of Edward LoeliMiaer. decerned . bavins been apj>oiated S? y?b*te Coort far tbs Granty nt B»nn. mata of MtoNsaa. Co«n>uis*tou«» h>rt« axaialM aed adj^i all rialin* and d>n>.u»!’ ‘J �Untouched the pillow that ter F'OR PAIN. otrikr a child for a defective utterance or nutteriug. it ta requisite tliat thoc who surround rarb a child abot'Jd be most gentle and calm, (or orerytbing harsh or abrupt Rheamatlia, Neoralgla, Sciatica. Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Teeth* store the other day, and one of them bought COL. OGLESBY’S MISTAKE. The sunlight has been dimmed wife doubts and When Grant was appointed brigadier gnn- yoang men laughed vociferously, and the W(th grown np persons or with children ache, Sore Threat, Swellings, Frost­ bites, Sprains, Bruises, Bares, Scalds. wino. INTERESTING EXPERIENCES THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED IT. TO PBBVSMT OR CURE . DEFECTIVE UTTERAHOE1 fl C» GREat REMEDY o wn.e SAVING THE DIMES. YOUNG STUTTERERS. CoL Oc)<wby wo* ortmg in that caj-acity. effect; with, children twdo THAT PRECIOUS BIBLE. IT CONQUERS PAIN. ia, imitation and habit. Whatever a child of such a tender age i«* or near* it imitatas, aud very often with surprising fldebty. New Zealand KahlMUon-l**3-Geld Medal. VWleuttelnt Exhibition •..-.■a I ft«M Bwlal. «3n< Inivul ln.1 Exhlblucp-'M-mlver Medal, reillvrul. Mate rair-iMU-ttaM Medal. thing In ita developmret. and ft depends principally on them bow it* natural sbilitita are developed and what defect* make their niqwinrance. Pereons in contact with a child , xtaid old friend* of my farher'e were ■'Well, th- young man ha* simply caught IOO Dosoa One Dollar production of voice, in speok ng and in lan­ guage They ought not to speak too rnfiMly. too ha*tih or in detached phrasal. the child, forced by nature to rely on Imitation, will occupant*, ba approached the colonel and goofl spnrtjt . . । _____ _ w __ _____________ As noon e* n mother perceive* that ■ child ' pri,miw in* that you will rvwd thb' Bible ha* tha habit of repeating, and quickly rrday.' jwnting, sy I lablew or letter*, or, indeed, of In- | •• -Of course I will, mother.' I Mid; 'I wilt noticed, or even, perhajo, laugh at the mat­ ter in amusement, mimicking the incorrectly spoken word, and exaggerating the .defects; but she must with thr greatest calmnose, ami without startling the chiM by too sudden in­ terruption. slowly and diatiocUr utter in cor- GREAT Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so. now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment. Marr A Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This is. a chance to purchase Lanies' m1<I Childred s Cloaks cheap. We have marked them all over in caught it, and limit tbeir want* accordingly. My bualuee* suffers from the practice to *omo extent, but not a great dreL In fact, I am something of a dime saver myself, and I get new customers by explaining the plan to '.It the eighth ran, all ot the Qm I>al.t miner The stranger seated himself uninvited and drawing the paper toward him wrote a few lying between parallel Hoes, off and from UM west halt (Ws) of the east half OCHlofS south east quarter (B EM) at aeetioa nombm twenty-two (») to township number three (B The surprise and indignation on OgleabyM north of range number eight (I) County and Mate of Michigan will read it often, won’t you, Johnnie! “1 proniiaed everything, and 1 meant to dated, " Headquarter*, Cairo," and signed. forced didmetoe* of utterance, for. aa the child will imitate tar. it will now fall into the error of affectation, w hich will in.Teoae deceased.late of June third, A. D o11be Beamer removing hi* eyra from it, and finally burat Barry and Hi ate of Mies Iran, re toe louna < of June A- ft. 1*74. ta Liber 4 of Mortgage, forth with: “Wail, are you Grant! Why, I thought page J7 on wtilch mortrare there It claimed thousand sixty-three met her ha* tailed to understand tbo child, let want lunch and have nothing but dime*, go dime ta way*, however, without startling it by too midden or viohmt conunatwi*. and let l>e» make it a rule never to comply with the wl»b of a child which it ha* not clearly ami dislinctly uttered. A »tory is told of a moth. ? who cured her child of stuttering by furring It to pr'uounce everything In a long drawn, a'mort ■unguig, number. For iqrtance.until the chlkl had thus spoken wm ita wi-h rompiied with. Rudhjxwitho determination i» alMolutely indtapcnhable to mother* and teat ben. TbcMigb,ns 1 ham already mid, rules and that you can sec the genu* ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Phishes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or serrret cheap. We ., „ can k-.... save -- you •r~“ money on yOUTiCotton purchases, either in bjeacbed or unbleached. K3. SS .&’«!TfSiS SJS circulation Clark turned to a certain fixrl manner of utterance and then, lay tho bill she bad put between >uuj.t flrtt take breath. Thia the child mually fall, to do; it begin* with half filled, •ometinwa with nearly empty lung-, to e*- of teaching a man frugality and thrift “ ‘1 tulj you Ht Matthew hail the beat ar- convutavely in order to cont •for instance: "If you (a pant I go then., etc " Tin* injurious r ration is very pruzilent an MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. ripolly among them stuttering. will entue In time. It h, thorrf'c-e. ju*t al this age that a attentinn. love and pattenco. and u>u»t nut be k-ft to itvlf tn tho development of it* wpeee*. A very good means of training a child »> *peak profcrly. m iuilcvd to concentrate it* wandering thoughta, is to tell It «ton«. lat tlie mother relate little r.orita to the child. ti<mg only easily, understood won!*, sboft Winch can Iw .-omprehended by the port slowly and didinctly, twing .artful to notice every mistake of thechiM ta breath ing and «j>eaking, aa well as in the language itaelf. ami topurrect every phonetic defect u x id'-aNtat and g' utio manner, not allowing thr slighted mistaka,to pern unnoticed. In Iliia'^nMUer, relating and being related tv. let the rtory lie brought to a elcre. If it is particularly difficult for the child to uttorly correctly • vitaln words, syllables •ondly and diattaetly (though not in a forced ma-inert until the child ran pronounce them rorroctfy. lx* «he motlicr I* otrrful that tbo ruwrl* are alwaya pronnunrod rlearlyL. ■nuant eiund" err mad'- short but deciilal. The letter- of tb-j alphabet (vowel*, and car souanta) require a wrtnhi time for their furmatiou and tntirt have a certain duration m admin, dated the twentieth day ot May A. D. !•». and recorded in the office of the Itecltter of Deed* In and (or Barry Cpanty. Jfleh'gM. re the twenty-seventh day of December. A. D. 1MT. la Uber "Sf of morigagM pa pan MA Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power ot sale contained to said mortgage, and the etatate to »ueb case made ami provided, notice!* given that on Ssiarday the twewty-firta day Of mrii * ii teas ir — ■■'j 'j.irk In -Tin Aii *anr~* take Imalh before loginning to speak, whereby It gain* air, time and tranquility Red Figures ho Then turning, “Gentlemen, our chief, Bng. dimeo." “Well, what will be the remit ot itf ucr. a* me uw.u w _ la the City ot Itastti^aarrrCmmty, MMM tve in large thing*. Try the thing nd see what oomra of it!" Inquiries among |«wonal fried* aarred to fasci nating habit "vbifUmaand unaj the dining room u run, and finally the Sometime*, also, a perere will slip into goods game and the 'plum habit I could not alio declared tne frightfully extravagant. complete opium layout waa cation* of opium, with all that the word Imrai'tivra to be allowed to take some opium to the station ixnw*, so that they might make themwlvew comfortabl*. The sharpers ing deprived of their opium than tho pomibillty of Imving to *orve a term in prison. take along just a littlo. I could not live through the night without it** AH the doctors My that opium produce* swindler* mint have tawn pretty thoroughly depraved before they began using the drug. a batch capture! yseterday fa tho eon of a man who held a prominent place in the- ram- cnmtnals iu some scow, anyway. Nearly all to carried on entirely I curtailed. She advtoed the practice of a little self denial in the matter nt dgara. for tale being deactlbed tn those certain lot* Pie— although you know that be to occupying the situate Io the township Barry and Htate at I il.-vr.tH-d M MfiMh up a dollar to quickly. I said It would be imposaible for me to forego ttaw little luxu- to revolutionize things, maintained that a little denial of theae pleasurra, a moderation of them, in fart, would improve me finan daily and phywieollf. devotee of it gt once. Well, you wouldn't ALEXANDER L. CLARK. A*vignee of said Mortgagee. L V olkMlli cemive ocraeiona be had entered the dining State ot Michigan, county of Bam -as. At a eeaalre of the I’robate Court tor the especially pretty women, or young women dxv. thaNthday of January. In the .year life 1* not a happy one.-Head Waiter in Globe-DetnocraL dimre in IL In the second plare it l»«caroe Interesting aa I amuring to deny myself cer­ tain thing* I otherwise would buy without any thought of saving. Everything I. de­ nied myself became rvaliy a source of pleas­ ure to me, and I would not only enjoy the saving of the money that would otherwise have been ( .pent,'*>1 I enjoyed telling my wife about it. Furthermore. ' felt the kcco- stantly growing. 1 felt free td spend in some thing*, tiecanxe 1 k»ow that I would get my return in dime*. The desire to «u)d to my On readinc am! tiling the petition, duly rt Bed. _ .r of Jesse ffrb. executor*named ------- - In the 1 court purp irthig to be the tost will and «■ ment ot Mid deceased may be admitted to i in-re i* * . Horeeror later that time will arrive, that »<!!! wait for yooroomln*. that chalu mrat mnldayofFcbniary, A D. iso*. ell >ou lu hopeleev deathi that *!«wp mutt tall out our eeuscs. But thousand* every yoor fo untimely to tbeir/ate. and thm.-**n<te more deeeaswd and all other peremlc lengtiwu out their days by heedful, timely care. said estate, are rvqTxred to appear al For the tailing strength, the weakrnlag organ*, the WMtlug wood. Dr. Pierce s Golden Medic*! Discovery li a wonderful restorative and a proIreirer of stretutih and Ute. It purifies the Wood ana Invigorate* the *v«tem. thereby lortbytag It against disease. Of druggists. Scforv to w-ure. YOUR BUGGY ls tlie body nf t i* <mly the lows. Both muM be rightly produced tn ar i-8 FOR OME DOLLAR GOITS HONEST? 01’ll HOUSE PAIHT COIT'S FLOOR PAINT s S^WONT DRY STICK! s t- -.urs; -£■ »r=sr ?. six month* nearly >100. It's a aotamn fact. ashamed to say that never until I adopted «rv fata l? « drfeotivaly e.-mtad. The great rat fault*' In sj«.xtking ar» too gryat. an ex pendltwvot drength and too long a dura­ tion of time in thr crattlon of the conwmanta nrul too short a duration of time. It t» wry injuriou* to a child inclined to stutter it ita qt»«rtious - and it puts manyare either not answered at all or wry impationtlv. The child finally’become, irnbuad with a wrt of r-lurtanra tifpat any qtkw timis, wMhilrawu into itself and forget* U» prol suggesting that books should be cootunate inmates. Alreadj suggestion baa Men Iks which published it m an appeal to the public mioey. My wife and I are delighted with it, and I think I me my way to eaving 11.000 be able to keep pace with the rapidly tocreaalng demand. 11 is ■ significant tact that most of the women rho have achieved fame In art. lit-rwturv, or affair.," have enjoyed vigorous health. This bowt that the taind is never capable of the ee­ (A true copy.) “MAY GOD BLESS YOU! eome example to my lx>y, if 1 should live un­ til be becomes a young man, and am confi­ sous debility and 'female wcakneeses. Dr. dent that 1 shsll ncs er <to*c oiljurlng him to flem'i Favorite Preaerlptlon will bant.h these save hi. dlmoa " iwcific for all thoM chronic weaknesses “Now,” said the gentleman s wife, “you linirnt* peculiar to women. It Is unequaled. of the firm that dost any dime saving. If tained hie majority, baa been appointed post- thnmgli my unwillingness to I art with a of having no other money tlian diin<*. I nndinrrtK-t them must in euch com® never Thia we cite aa an Instance of what ran and ta-rome impatient and irritated, ami reprl tl»e should 1«- done in thia direction. Almost never buy a fashion |mper, and a* for candy child in a quick and angry manner, bnt nuixt I get it l>y thr Ixix or uot at aU. 1 have rive n hiving and rirer explanation to ita querir-. It will, perbape, bo wdd that it i» glad to directly foater *uch work were tliolr attention coiled to it Unfortunately, every Mtalwny* paeeiblefara mother to do th I*, without many, tunny thing*, and have taken and vet UM«snn-l» of mother*-mothrr* truly state con find plenty of field within it* own ■a poaillrn phasuro in thr sacrifice." worth* of imitation—have done it, am! thou­ sands will <ln it in time tooome; for the future Wo bojMrthat the work now inaugurated may nt a child f» l«wd on the find eight year* of bo routiuued. and that an inwinc asylum sold a young gentleman who fell to talking ita lite abteh lie altogether ia the mother** without Look, mny soun bo. unknown in with the reporter alxnit the dime habit, “mid tmniK If lhl« part of a child* Hto (from tbo thing up. or to do anything more than 3 to S >«««■*• «"• allowed to pom with­ out proper education in tlie utterance of try ft on for a dny or twn, Jwrt for the fun of grex-b it th* child, who at first shows tally the thing. The practice of *eif d/nial is a dicht trace* uf stuttering, be suffered to domighty enjoyable thing, though, if you ran ■vbn> fully into a stutterer, then it will have •eo yaumelf proFpering at «o much a denial. Boy-Fl* casta. to un.l«rgo Uta Jong, tedious cure which rea pound! I never cried for much money, but this dime auiree «ix, tea. «****» and even more Gme autd Which l» iufinitaly troublesome and wwertaociM to pupil and teactar.—OAar I’lirtnini ia Babyhood. who hA« reaigned. It being thought the offlee bottle ot Shaker Extract ot Roots. or Beige!'. wm a nine thing to keep in tbo family. ' Great Little Men. <>r small stature and Very small are Dr. Fierce'» rlc*»atit Furgallve I Pellrts. but they are i.xr more effective than the huge. oM-fMbluned plU* which are so dlfflcult to swallow and so harsh in tiieir action. Tie "filets" are gentle and newr cause const I ra­ tion. For liver, stomach and bowel derange­ ments the? have no equal. my rood alter rating. I thought I wm going into eonsuraplten. 1 eoou began Io have naie tn the chest. »tomarh and side*. 1 rut Utile sleep and woke all tired eat. I once Uwt five pound* In tour da)-*. I began using Maker Hon. Wm. L. Webber, ot Rast Nagtnaw, the enormous Hoyt estate, formerly taught school in IJvtngston couaty. He doesn’t have to now. A company Is prospecting for oil- or gffs In Pulaski township, J ack sou county, on the bead far, but they keep at It. This remedy open* ail the natural paaaag*. ad. he body, exnets the ootore from the Mood and �Hi? Hastings Banner. Hawtinos. Mtch.. Feb. Wth. 188S. 6O0K. Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES. Free traders are continoaHy jefrrtng to manufacturers Im rich monopolists and extortionists, etc., in order to create a prejudice in the minds of laborers against them. In a great measure, such talk as this is the cause of all the labor difflcultiea. Every business, in order to be conducted at all, must be conduct­ ed with a profit. We never expect to see that time when mm will cease to be selfish and to look out for their own interests. Socha condition of things would not be desirable were it possible in the nature of things. The desire for gain fa the lite and soul of all business enterprise*, and without it business yrould be stagnant and progr-ras would be impossible. Then would it not be better to expect that manufacturers as well as all other classes of citizens will look out for their respective interests and make the largest possible profit, and stop the nonsensical clap trap “monopolfata,” “ex Lortionfats,” "lumber barons,” etc. With the wealth and enterprise that there fa }n this broad country, is it possible that monopolist can long exist or that there can be any very great amount of extortion, shonld Americans by a wise protective system of import duties be given the benefit of Amtncan markets? We think not. We think thabsit ought tb be clear to every one. that the sole element of the value of an . article is the labor that has been ex­ pended in order to produce it. If that labor fa dear labor, the value of the ar­ ticle fa greater than if it were cheap la­ bor that produced it In orderJq keep labor' up to the American standard. American productions must have the benefit of American markets. Free trade has the tendency to bring the wages of the world to one standard. Do Americans want this? Does not every laboring man know that when all kinds of business is prosperous, times are better for him? When pro­ ductions are high labor is high. It fa usually easier to purchase fifty pounds of flour when it costs one dollar and a half'than when it ccsts only e ghtv cents. If a coat only cost one dollar, the dollar would have to be earned be­ fore it could be pi^jihased. Think of the starvation wages of those who worked to produce the coat. American laborers are interested above all other*in keeping up the price of American productions, because they represent their wages. We want all kinds of business to thrive, and the profits to be based on the American standard of wages and not on the European stan­ dard. If political prohibitionists are anx­ ious to defeat the very reform they can do so in no better way then by de­ nouncing those who are as much in fa­ vor of'p/ohibition as themselvev but who do not feel that it will be accom­ plished in the same manner that politi­ cal prohibitionists seek to bring it about. The difference between prohi­ bitionfats and political prohibitionists fa simply .one of methods, not of princi­ ples. There are republicans, den.o rals and greenbackera who as ardently de­ sire the success of prohibition as politi­ cal prohibitionists. Tbe vote in Barry county In December last conclusively proves that. Thr difference is in the way of getting at it lb will be reached in due season. He fa a poor prophet who cannot see already dawning tbe day when the open saloon will be a thing of the past Bigotry in politics fa as detestable as bigotry in religion. Friends of great reforms are in poor business when they grj to Billing each other hard names. Republican temper­ ance men should recognize in political prohibitionists sincere men, whose agi­ tation of prohibition has brought the measure to the front long before it would have been in the ordinary courae of events. Prohibitionists should rec­ ognize in temperance men of other par­ ties men as sincere us themselves, but who see things In a different light. It is a forgone conclusion that Barry county will name the next member to Congress from the Third District She baa waited patiently until the claims of aU the other counties in thp district have been fully aathtled. and can now ■elect her candidate with tbecoDsdousmm ot having won her right to the privilege by long uud unseltuh service. Eor aome time The New# has been of tbe opinion that tbe proper person to represent Ulis district in Coogreu,< was that talented young lawyer. Loyal E Knap pen, of IlasUnga, but Mr. K. fa an bitlous to make allih greater progreas in hfa chosen profession and posi­ tively declines th* honor, which liis many friends would be glad to confer upon him. The offite.ot M. C. is a luscloua plum and although Mr. Knapptm declines to taste of it* aweetueHs, l*e not alarmed; there will not be a dearth- of candidates. But the choosing floes not rester-tirelv with tbe eandMntes. Ti»e sovereign people art! the rightful dictators, if they did but know it. We. the people, waul a man for Congress, who is clean and competrnL But ho must be sumrUimg of a politician iu order to “get there" ^5 withal a weil-inrormed. wrfi- known citl-on and < rood »»n- fte News has in mind trnch a man—Hon. OmeDt Smith, of Hastings, and A TRIFLE UeUttR THAN AIR. would cull th, rtlmtloo ot tbo ropubllcan party to hfa eminent fitness to step Orow ras relay <tay. into JimtatoO-DuaDdi’s shoes. VWte Hww sixxt axt )>tay. The News takes pride in nominating Mr. Smith for this important trust, not only because bn fa*a competent man but becattee this town was tbe place of And watch to we bow bU'ij tbey'U got. his birth and early aucccw, and, if elected, he would have a natural interI blew a babble U Jart thto way. «t’in us which no other probable can­ You taow. nty UuH. bow w*n tw* didate could have. He would be care­ For It tatMl.Nl ux 1<>U> In WaUilnxtoo. ful and thoughtful of the Interests or hfa entire constituency. Ufa profession has given him a schooling and eternal fitness for the.position of representa­ tive and law-maker. The business of Congress would be such as he Bas been accustomed to deal with In every-day life for years. lie is young, successful und pal riotlc. The republicans ot this county will havo to search long and dilligently to find a more competent and available nominee for Congress than Clement Smith. Then let him be chosen.—Nashville News. We cordially endorse the sentiments expressed by Thb News with reference to the candidacy ot Clement Smith for the exalted position of congressman trom this district. He will make a repreeentatlve of whom the county in which he was born and in which he has always resided as well as the dis­ trict may well be proud. He has that acquaintance with tbe interests of the district, and those qualities of mind and heart which will make him a valuable and useful member of the national leg­ islature. He fa not, and has never been, an aspirant for the place. He occupies a dignified and manly position in the matter, and if nominated it will be be­ cause the people want him, and because hfa friends feel that he fa worthy tbe high ortlee. The writer as well as Brother Strong has felt for years that when Barry county should have the chance to name the cornrreesman, L. E. Knappen should be the man. Mr. Knappen was gbo Clement Smith's first choice for the place, and none were more keenly dis­ appointed than he that Mr. Knappen felt called -aipon to decline the honor which the people would have been glad to award him. Judge Smith has also urged other worthy and distinguished republicans before he would consent to have hfa'own . name considered. So that be is not a seeker after the place. We believe there will be none such as against J udge Smith, and that he will have the cheerful and loyal support of Barry county republicans, and of many others who will delight to see Barry county honored by having, for the first time in its history.'a real live congress­ man, and a worthy one within-its bord­ ers. X [02HG ^IHJTTTT? ■ >'1*1 A SCIENTIF would convert Ms party to hl* own vie wf. insteoa biuhtuu, — r—-»• party him converted PrraWeut CU-vetood Let us show the radical change In his sentiments within the past Jew years by m.-ona of tho deadly parallel columns JWJl, miw.tauu.-v ■•Royal" the only Baking,Pewter Free from • Lime and Absolutely Pure. rr Ludlow: tartar hiking powders. Ar a innttcF of f«rt, chemical ataotaj* has found it u> ail ouch powders yxcqd (lie effort U» reduce their cost of production. of tho baking-jiuwdcr. -In n highly Instructive and non-partfaan address la-fore the Home Market elub of Iknton, at Its first public mass meeting, Col. A. S. Colyar cited tbe following his­ torical facts: Most of our trouble In the south brut edme from persistent and, hi many por­ tions, uncontradicted maertlons of a con­ stitutional inhibition against protection. Therefore yun will iudulge me while I briefly Investigate the question—not the qaration of construction—most people prefer authority, and to the authority I •bill goHamilton anti .Tefferhon were both in GAi Washington's cabinet—Mr. Madfeon wi* In congress—and I cannot find where nny man raised hfa voice again<t the.doctrine of protection. 1 do find that Mr. Hmnliton raid a protective tariff was ••nrreorary for tbe support of tho govern­ ment und fur the encouragement of man­ ufactures.'' And Mr. Jefferson oald: "Asnrrieati prohibitions and Ame.-kvm hifai duties air DecewMiry to meet foreign high dutiw and prohibitions, and to foster American Industry." . Mr. Calhoun rarnsatly favored protec­ tion, anil in a noonnut speech replied tn EDI TOHS BANNEK: tbetfreo trade arguments of Webster. He 1 ara not sure that a Colorado letter puttfbrth else declaration that the vital would prove acceptable and escape the deficiency in our financial system was the waste basket, but will venture a few lock ot manufacturer.:, and that to supply thisithe strong arm of - the government thoughts for the benefit of my Barry ought to be extended. And then to county friends. strengthen himself with an agricultural Minneapolis (a situated in south-east conatitucney, ha added that the IntrnduoColorado, 14 miles from the Kansas Hbnuf manufacturer* furnishes the farmer with a ready market fur bls surplus prod­ line, and 40 miles south from Granada ucts, and a certain and cheap supply for all Ufa WMnta. Andrew Jackson, in Ids rounded by a roiling fertile prairie, z second message, affirms tbe ffbwer of the The soil fa a dark gravelly loam. The soil fa very deceptive to eastern ixoplr; as u>- foster their own industries and having laid under tbe burnjng sun for counteract any deslructlve p-iliey that many centuries with nothing but Buf­ might be adopted by a foreign nation. falo grass for a covering, thr surface has assumed a crisp and molten ap­ nuufa up iu * great turaiure of tbe tneu pearance. The most of our soil fa a who: had made too cotmutntlon—tho course, black loam formed from decay­ Mvogd bill tatroduetsl was by Mr. Madi­ ed vegetable matter of mnny centuries, son, the flrat beluga bill for thequallfl“ of ofBcera. ----- ! “ ------- * — -------oppo-1that averages from one to four feet fcat* tiup it 'paa»c<l without "J ___ ________ - . iurl.—The preamble__of_____ tbta. _________ bill bUited deep. Contrary to what might l>e ex­ SllfoL nt '.it 'it wm Wan ucx.taaary ntYieaearv for itLa Lh aapport ■nntvirl of pected, the sandy land Is the land to that hold moisture; with the hottest sun the gbveraxavut and dfacharge of IU debt you can find moisture a few Inches be­ snd.fbr the i-ucourogcmeut aud protection low the surface. Tbe soil fa very loose of manufacturers Chat duties bo bud upon and easily tilled, and will produce in imported good*. Thfa wa* too second oct of too Firot abundance anything grown in this i tltude. Gypsum or poor-man’s plas­ congress at its flrat session. Among thoao ter fa found in our soil at a depth of who were guilty of agreeing to Iu atro­ cious preamble, and helping to foist it four to five feet Ar a fertilizer it is regarded as good upon the infant republic, were James as quartz. In short the soil of Colora­ MadlVjn, Richard Henry Lee, Charles do cannot be excelled anywhere in tbe Carroll, of Carrollton; Elbridge Gerry, west, and in a few years we predict Roger Sherman, Abraham Baldwin and that It will become famous for its pro­ mauyotheni, represen:tag the brains and patriolfam ot the revolutionary period. ductiveness. • Pure water fa found at a depth of 70 Not a tew of the members ot that flrat congress who assisted in parsing the flrat feet. For cheap budding we stand at the tariff act, ‘with Ita declaration fh favor of head. One mile- from town we find tbe protective principle, had signed tbo Declaration of Independence, tbe Article* fine building stone, sand and gypsum. of Confederation, and were niembera of The majority of claim bouses are built tor convention which framed the constitu­ of stone and plastered with gypsum. tion itself. Nor fa this all. President What usually Impresses a visitor at Washington actually signed and gave llfo fiist, fa the almost perfect clearness of to the art on tbe 4to of July, 1789, It the atmosphere and tbe beauty of the being the first birthday of too new gov­ mirage. Objects can be wn plainly ernment. More yet: Some of those old many mile, away. I have seen the men attaching significance ta the intent reflectlon4rom gbus fronts in a town of the oct and to the day upon which tl 25 mlle< away. became a taw of the land, unblnshlngly Our climate fa rather changeable. In •poke of their work as the secund Declara­ summer hot days with cool, nighis, cool tion of Independence. enough to sleep comfortably under two or three blanket*. In winter we usual­ ...IM ...W I" .'U. ly have warm and pleasant weather Opposition to Mr. Cleveland has devel­ with an occasional blizzard; but the wind owing to the variety o( tbe at­ oped in the Democracy of MasMchuactte, ConnecjKut, New Jersey, Ohio nud' In­ mosphere does but little damage. diana. In New York it has grown formid­ But we call attention to our town as able. That buslneM may yet unsettle tbe the wonder ot western growth and plana of thc RepubMcaus, who havo been enterprise. It is hardly expected that a counting on the certainty uf Mr. Cleve­ town would spring up from the bare land's rcuomlnulion. Dropping him now prairies, and In leas than one year have like a cold potato would be a gnsit dfaapabout 850,000 expended for Improve­ poiutmeui to them.—Cincinnati Comments, but this fa the history of Minne­ ruerclolOazcttc. apolis, and of many other western towns. ••Verily the western town boometh." There H no law to prevent the Demo­ The Rack island IL IL fa surveyed ttirough our town and is graded jess' cratic untiounl committee meeting on than 50 miles east of us, ao we expect Jfeb. 23—Washington's birthday—but a 'eremany months to hear the puff of sense ot Ibe proprietiM ahimld have led the locomotive. Our church privileges the cotntnlttoq to choose another date. are excellent for a new town; we have Washin#on worked as hard to buildup preachiog morning and evening, everv this couusry u the Demucruts are labor­ two weeks. A Sunday school with ah tug to tear it down.—Peoria Transcript. average attendance of About 75. Wo . Still cn the Might Side. have good singing Rd by an organ; wu Referring to Ids defeat In Pcnuvylvaalso have a lyctura and Munday school entertainments every month. So civil­ nla. Mr Itundidl stays: "Tbo uveutaef the ization is h'-n*. 1 am located on 320 acres of rolling, fertile prairie within that he can’t go bach mi his pledges to two miles of town There are yet. go-»d opportunities to prrtseHoA Republicans.—Chicago Herald. get u home free, but I will not offi-r any farther iadutx-im ut-t to come to _Color*do, but will cbeerfidly answer' App'irt.aily Editor MoChtrf. of Tho any questiuns regarding our cduijtry. I’uILuivlpl.la Times, doefint know where he Ktanifa on the tariff. Ho ahouUl plant C. E. IxuEKsax. I fa beds MMuewbare.—Atlanta CouatUuMinneapolis, CoL, Feb. 9,1884. h It also renders the food less whok giving rise to dyspepsia and kindred ailments. Baking |k»wdi«ni cuidainiug lime produce lew leavening gas and therefore 5 l34. are more cxpciuive’ 11 um a find-clst'.*. pure article. Tbe Royal Baking Powder ia made from cream of tartar tartrate of PROTECTION IN NATIONAL HISTORY. • Lime adds to the weight, while ibdiriruetu from the t>iti that is lint s|M»einUy refined and A bniuurul 1»X> bubble lighter than nlrt Oh. I>aa. olrrody Bvthinka IN doneWu «hall stiu rrald!- ia Wathtagfco. Oh. Joy I Uv*Mcood term ta inlne- the -Royal.” prescuce w caUM-d by the use uf adulterated cream of tariar iii Here fa palMbfe evidence that I*rcsldent Cleveland no longer believes ■■ be did threo years ago, that the selection and retcDtlon.of Individuals in the public ser­ vice should depend upon their fitness ami capacity. Now, what has wrought thw remarkable ehnnge? Has tho approach ot the Democratic national eonvontfon any­ thing to do with fty The toil never wags the dog — Albany Journal. A mart lathins > » 7L.it n Mcond term l ubhlr I ncrar wuM bH» Bnt—Pan—that wm full four yearn esv I n- rb3i>n-J my Bitcd, and propw tz> try To lead up aaoUx-r uc.a Juat aa high. . uf the errata uf Linie is 'the aoriotw defcet found iu trr.Uou <rf iDd.vklialt Ui made chemically pm<-. Kme «m- <«thei• impurity.van N„ find its.yay inb> t)H. -Rny id." and »«► this furl its great superiority in strength. capacity which can produce in sis tuortha aa much os we cau consume in n year. lAnswcr: It so, wbat do yon want free importalioiui of competing products furh 2. That it promotes too much revenue —and yet ho has Inquired cf manufactnrets, farmer:, inechanlca and lawyers, ami can uoz find auybody who can prove that lie is paying any part ot IL (Aasweri Ixjt him extend hfa inquiries to our for­ eign competitors; perhaps he will learn from tluju where tb»> shoe pinches.) 3. That it promutoe too innch.launigratlou. lie iroukl ratlwr immigration should stop. (Answer: Ini migration will stop when the condition of tho laborer in thia country fa no incae attractive to him than In Europe. Hurd says free trade will bring al>out thii condition. Oh Hord, thy name fa Frank./—Philadelphia Prvsa. Mlchtcaa Prepartnc a ftan»rtee. RepreeetiUUvo Alien, in speaking to Mimeiiun and kuejdug quality- is due. All lixin adds gi.wily l<» ■ .. . thr • '*t "f' umuufcictuni.^ K iyal Baking Pow«!< rt, but as all it* "... ;n <.liniU are sdrH-i . i ! prepared with the same p^erwu carr i t'd regardless of ‘lub..r >.r sub-»Uitnx ulMMduu h Nor dor* it fruZtiUii x»y host- lictfs^iry to i■ • .i^nir. who}eftc?w 'H ■ frcf Imliing pptvUcr. 1‘rpf. MeM'trtrb', late chemist in ’<4ri# wflSu. S.f . ment of Agriculture, after analyzing the cnram uf tartai .. 4 l»v the varionv baking juiuxlera of the market, reported a* follows; ••J him- rxauniicd tie* creum uf tartar luauufuctured for tiM.-d by (he Royal B.iklug Powder t'oinpiiav in their fo.kuig jw»wd<*r. uiid find-it to be norfeetlv purr and free from lilw in nih supporting the exfaun g duty on raw wool. Tlieyihavc learned a: last that tl>e (>rotectivn policy al the HrpubHr.-in party fa i>enetlcial to them, at ttfa to nil other Inirreste, and that the|’reaidcni'bMirt«non<<truled ids opposition to them ami their luterrate mum plainly in his annual tuesragn. 1 expect that tbo result will be a d< cid"xl surprise to sonic erf the Demccrnta who havo heretofore reganlod the farmers . ■ * form.” they ever v.vrfl ou nay political question before. Ke;inbi!c»usnn<i De.-nocrals alike Prof. bnr. ah<» inaaie the anal' *es uf baking jKiwdm fur .die N. Y. Stale ibuird uf Ilcqltli. fts well aa for the Guvcrnin- it;. . crrtiliea to the purity uu<l of the Ruynl. Dr. E. H. Bartley,. chcmUt of the Bnudilyu, N. YM D< | .c ment of Health, raj’s: —! have rrcei^|y,uiiuh’ze<l samples of thr Hny»l Baking Powder purchased by divm:U in the stores • vity. and find it five fruiu lime in any form.” . Bread, cake. bisvuiu, el/., prepared ington Cor. Detroit Tribune. \ with Royal tins • Bdkii^ Puudrr,. will bv lighter, sweeter and moro wholesome than if made with any othwr baking powder »r'leayeiung*ngfnt. • to petal news that fa unduly favorable to Republicans, and there fa, therefore, the more Importance to be Attached to Its dis­ patches from Jacksontfile. Fla.; relating to tbe call of a Republican state conven­ tion, to be ixsurd Feb. 22. Tbe Times' correspondlht saya that “thfet fa the begin­ ning of the political fray, end It shows tho Republicamt are wWc awake, and realise fully what an important year this will bo HASTING^-MICH. Tlie president'/ inreFago lias had our excellent effect. It has brought to an end all the Mugwump twaddle about his de­ votion-to ciril seniuo reform. It was a dishonest pretense from the beg tuning. but the ebnuges went rung upou it month after month a<t if it wrto a real lasue. All thn! that nnnvmi^.. minx iimHus now ceased. The presi­ dent is now a tariff reformer, if you plctuc. Tbo civil tcrvice farce u played <iut and the free trade afterpiece haa been rung up.—New York Tribune. Somehow or other the Cleveland organa :-cem obliged to keep making lung winded argumeuu against the reality of a power ful Democratic following- of Governor Hill, in hfa evident determination to coatrol hb party in thie state. But they pro- too uervously apprehensive to keep quiet —New York Mail and Express. among prominent Repttbllcans show a re­ markable unanimity of opinion that the delemites to tho national convention should be left free to act us prudence and wisdom may dictate when the day arrives. Tbo Republican party has had enough cautious inoslcratluu and unselfish wis­ dom —Cleveland Leader. RnaweU P. Flower fa not au especially great man, meaaured by tbe purely intel­ lectual Rtatulard. NevertheleM. the at­ tempt to inject him Into New York polltlea will bo repeated, notwithstanding tho re­ cent failure. Roawvll bos a “ber’l,” and that is ar. artkio which tho average Dem­ r™? J^_Ter>’ hlgh »«»!*Ct-gt. Ixmfa Globe-Democrat ’ Republican apathy or activity iQ the south during tho coming nine months l» quite likely-to be the determinating fsrfor one way or the other, of the political com’ pl exIon of tbo national administration for fmtr years from the 4th of March. 1888 Albany Rtr-m. - Whoever thinks that Mr. Cleveland ta going io be renominated fnr president without opposlt Ion fa very much mistaken Ho fa going to havo oppoultlcn, and ft fa gtrfng to come from lift, own state —Blr mlnghnm Age (Dem.). C Btr ---------«-,nnurui. For president. Chr.rle, A. jhuv f . nresidet: t. Jowph Puhtacr. PfaStS £ — -• - »»»«> oi nctn. g boots SHOES! I Good goods at Bottom Prices! See tlxe -cm With Double Shake Urge Ash Pun -SolHj �PERSONAL MENTION. The Hagtifigs Battfitr. The teachers etaas in the dty high HAgnMGB.^EpyPPAY.iam.wta.im. 1 Bcbool will commence Feb. 27v , r , ------- ~7755h8KKRN. local KO*—. Work in the first and third ranks at the K. of P; hall Monday night Ml examination ia the case of thu THK Troy Laundry. people vs. Ed Wilcox has been continu­ ed to March Hth. relatives and friends in Hastings and was re route ter Washington, where she 'will spend some time, befog the Claude Potter, of. Detroit, U in the guest while there of the private secrecity. • ‘ ... ‘ _ Ur>_oLPrealdent Cleveland.—KalamaHurd Tinkler bin tbe city on buslGeo. Keith b visiting friends in REMEMBER WUbav W: Jones win soon leave Dun­ ning & Roge*s and will become private secretary to H6n. Daniel Sinker, whore burira s.4 has Increased to such an ex­ tent that he finds additional help neossarv. We congratulate loth Mr. Strik­ er and Charlm r^miUHUM till IWlfre 'nrosTTapfluieErrvice. the latter u better chance to use those splendid business qualities that make him a valuable luau in any inatitution, particularly In tbe dispatch of such business as will soon devolve upon him. Charley’s friends feel tills (o be a deserved pro­ motion. and he receives their hearty congratulations in consequence. IL B. Richards visited Lake Odessa Barry Go. teachers assoctatlon will meqt In the high school room here Sat­ Thu radar. HASTINGS. MICH;, Second door-east of American Houae. solicits urday, February 25th. <ne ot tuo propio ot BMUnga awl lUurr Benham’s home made a lively in the city. Vtrinity, and piarauU.es aUlelljXrat-cliLM work rtmawMy Monday morning, badly F. J. Norwood, of Delton, was tn the demoralizing a cutter. ■ ' city Friday. Tire social at the G. A. R. hall last Jay Diamond, of Bellevue, will clerk prwe* at honm. Spatial rate* tor family wash- evening for the benellt of tho organ for Fred Heath. fund, was well attended and much en­ Mrs. G. Matthews is visiting friers joyed. -to GETin Buttle Creek. • Have yon considered how very ' Daniel Striker and wife are visiting cheap Turkish prunes are. and how low This means buJuess! Does it mean in Grand Rapids. we are offering them? HASTINGS. MICH. you ? A; D. Cook says he must have a , STAvmat A Crawley. Miss Delia Rising spent Sunday with settlement with every one who owes I' J. L. Wilkins has nearly 1,5<j0.000 Nashville friends. him on book account within tbe next 'APITAL, S50.000.00. feet of hardwood logs in his mill yard. Dr. Barber is confined to his house hy 30 daj*s. lie wants It understood that Hu new mill, which will be far better a serious sickness. there can be no dela? In thb matter. equipped than the ol<L will soon be Mra. IL C. Turner, of Wayland, is ready for business Mr. N.'Spencer, one of the direct­ visiting in the city. Mkhlpia. ors of the Michigan mutual tornado, Thanks to onr friends for tbe many Miss Kittie McQueen returned to cyclone and windstorm insurance com­ compliments we are receiving on the Middleville Friday. OK- o BmUmw Dee. 15. ISM In bUMinj tar- tine qualities of onr special brand 6? pany, from this count}', attended their Miss Minnie Cook returned Friday annual meeting,- held at Hastings, on uierty occupied by Heaver Brw. coffee. A trial 13 all that u necessary from East S^inaw. the third of thb month, ami can assure to convince you that there Is none betOFFICERS: Will Shean, ot Hickory Corners, was the goodly number of farmers who t<ry StIltfek A Crawley. D. G. RoWnsei, President; have become members of the name I in the city Thursday. Ahboit. of Carlton, has been for i/fom Baird’s eyes are giving him a from this county, that after carefully looking ictn the workings of tlra com­ a long time a sufferer from a wound great deal bl trouble. pany .un<i b-Toinlng acquainted with DIRECTORS: received In the log during the wai. C. W. Crother, of Lake Odessa, was tho gentlemanly oificera, that the com­ r. Si Goodyear. W. H. r Dr. Lowry, and Dr. Taylor of Middle­ pany is in splendid condition, and is in the city yesterday. I). Robinwn, J. A. Greble. ( ville, amputated the leg on Wednesday now filling n long frit want in securing L. E. Knappen. _ Cbv C. C. Clarke, of Jackson, vlaltcd his its members against damage by the and the patient is now gaining rapidly. WITH THE MONTH. brother Ed. List wtKk. destructive winds we noi\ so much Tu£R* will be a meeting of- the C. C. H. Van Arman was tn Middleville fear.- Adrian Times. K. A 6. oflictals in Grand Rapids to-day, yesterday on busiutss. The Phantom ball Thursday night when ft will be definitely decided as to Mrs. Richard Doyle, ol Buwne, visit­ was a great success socially. ■ All those theVxtensioD ot the road. Something ed. Mra. John Cole last week. who were present made good use of thb drlinUv will result from this jueetiog if 600 600 Harry Bush, of Kalamazoo, took In time und enjoyed themselves to the thu Banxek'-s aource of infurmation is as rditille as it has always proven here­ i Ute Phantom ball last week. fullest extent’ While the ooatmnes tofore. Miss Brighter, ot Grand Rapide, Whs were nil of the same gvperal character yet many presented quite an uniqueness present at tho Pbuatom ball. ot design. The music was ali that friend!, from this city gave him a sur­ Fcrd Fausey expects to start to-day- rould l>e asked for. Two tnpmbera of To make room forprise Thursday, at bls home in Barry, 1tor u visit with relatives iu Ohio. Squfera* band. Grund Rapids, were in honor of his 43d birthday. Some Miss Florence Hendershott, of Irv­ present aud assisted I^e’s orchestra. About 50 couples took part in the handsome presents were given him, ing. is visiting friends in the city. dancing and they were looked upon by and an enjoyable time was had. Mm. Dr. Andrus and wife visited Battie about 50 spectators. The Y. M. 8. C. Blackman had prepared an elegant sup­ Creek friends the ilrat of the week. are well p]eus<<d with the results of the per for tbe visitors. Joe Lunn and wife are visiting party aud are glad to have given occa­ A mEirriNG and reunion of the mem­ sion for such an’enjoyable time. bers of Co. F. 8 Mich. V. V. Infy., with 1friends at Cedar Springs thb week. We learn that a certain medical asso­ their families ia called to be held in . Dun. Meriau and family, of Prairie­ ville, are visiting relatives iu this city. ciation not t.OOO miles distant b dbout Post hail this city Thursday Feb. 23d, Warranted pure Mock at at 3 o’clock p. m. A program and pic­ j/W’IU Croty’B troubles do not come to take such action as will prosecute nic supper. All members of the rcgl- isingly. He now has u very sore throat. the M. D. whose Dame is used in con­ ment arc Invited. Scott King, of Illi noh, visited his nection with newspaper accounts of / O. II. Greenfield. dee. brottwr-in-tavy. Milre Main, last week. special operutions performed by the medical men. or special methods of //IIasting Division, U. IL K^f T., IL Mudge and J. A. Grable left yes­ treatment. The meinljeni df thb socie­ elected the following officers: a terday on a pleasure trip to California. ty will find much more useful employ­ The finest cookers of the scaa- Sir Kt. (kna.- A. D.-Ntekern. Ini VanVaikenburgh ia away <>o a ment by a more strict MtteuUon to their Sir Kt. LleuL Com.—W. il. Powers. business trip to -Kalamazoo and Mar- individual affairs. So fur us the news­ on. L) papers are concerned, they will proba­ Sir KU Herald— D. WUReynolds, bly do as they please about mentioning The hestl seed for thef fanner. Secretary—A- E- Kenasiun. i/Miax Hortense VanZIle, of Cliurlottc, such cases, end giving CHMlik where they Treasurer—J. C. Andrus. The new officers will la* installed this la the gueot ot Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Col- I eel it belongs uud as often as they Ripens eitrly and good size. grovi*. please. They do not feel that their evening. Mrs. .fames Rnrjk expecta to join her business is particularly subject to med­ A DKruTY-MJEiui r was here Thurs.ical dictation. in New'Mexico in about two 81.00 day from Ingham county and arrested hnshanil $100, $1.00 week?.., IlkRE is a rare chance for some one a young woman on a charge of divert­ Berber Hinkley, of Freepurt, Sun- who wants to purchase one of the neat­ ing her newly born babe, which she dayed with Will Croty at the American est and most convenient homes in thb left at the residence of a prominent cit­ bourn-. Tbe spriiuc »erie» of trarlicr# exafuln»!Jnn> izen of Stockbridge. Jan. IGlh. The ufcity. Having decided to remove from lor harry county, will I* held aa follow a. lo-wll: fair has caused great sensation at*z Mrs J. H. Beamer left Friday for a here. John C. Cota offers his fine home llastuik-M. regular. March 11,15M. Naahville. uprctal, March tc K. IM*. Stockbridge, as* the parties interested f-w days visit with a sister in Grand on SMite street just west of Archie Mc­ Middleville, apecial, March M-31. IML aro very prominent people, J Rapids. • Coy’s for sale, and will dispose of it at lT«iriovill«.special. April 1>J«. lie*. . a bargain. Whoever getatc will have a Exami ratio » will ronUneDCf at 'J iscioeK a. F. F. Hilbert and W«dey Myers, of TUK membersjof tbe Hastings W. R. model home. For terms, etc., uddrese m. and clowf tor 3*1 trade wort on tlie second Woodland, were in the city on business «Uy at no.X -Ftm and- *ec«id sradn ceruSJohn C. Cole, Spokane Falta. Washing­ Mtos rau be chdned only at tbo regular exata- C. gave a Slipper Satunlay night nt their Monday. ton. Territory, for the next three weeks. instloa. lodge rooms. Invitations had previ­ Beal Na 1 whitefish. C. W. Brooks and wife returned Sun­ Mr. Cole will be here after that time. Dated. HtsllnKs. F-braar? S. inui. - Mackinac trout. ously been extended to the (J. A. R. day from a week’s visit with friends in Too much cannot be said in favor of paxiKLC. WAMr.it. Becwaary•• - New Bav mackerel. posts of this city, Nashville and Mid­ Mr. Cole's house, which b but a block “ mesa mackerel, 5-lb. palls. dleville. and also to the woman’s relief from court house square. It has been “ Columbia river aalruun. blood red. J.Bowneand family have gone thoroughly refitted, and is very pleasant corps of the latter places. A few were prefrnt from out ot town, and the oc­ to California, to spend the remainder of and homelike wRhin and* without. As Something Dew—boned herring-r-very choice. Choice new Y armouth bloaters,the winter. casion was an enjoyable one. we said before, here's a rare chance to Gustave Panora’s boneless sardines. ‘ AI I’. T. Colgrove wa* ut Blffllapids buy a home. ’Circulation thia week, 2.050. Fresh canned salmon, new stock. Union Bible Society meeting ut, M. ’ | last week and enjoyed hiuiscU at a K. . Fresh canned mackerel, new stock. | Lt is usually a good idea to wait unE. church last Sunday evening. Rov Lo. l Of P. batquet. Very choicest boneleea codfish. ; Barrt lodge, K. of I1-, is experienc­ D. B. O' iatt made a 'ery pleasant ad­ Miss Minnie Main returned Friday,! 1111 ......... t,,e a !evidence is all in before >ro. “ smoked halibut, extra thick. ing a big boom. . nouncing a man guilty or innocent of Finest Queen olives. /Fhe Methodists will doubtless buy a dress and was followed by Rev. Lee from an extended visit with relatives • nouncii with well chosen remarks. The billow­ in Harbor Springs. The best chili sauce in the world. an alleged crime. Week beforrilast the tie w organ soon. 1 ing officers were elected for the ensu­ • Aiexis Godillotl’a olive oil for tlab salads. B anner mentioned the circumstances Len Salisbury was called here last New hortb radish, strictly pure. OCR January thaw showed up just a ing year: R. J. Grant, pres.; Revs. Lw and some Of the'evidence that led to Dr. and Ovistt. vice presidents: Traverse week from Detroit, by tho serious 111- J. T. Goucher’s arrest for,attempted Crosse A Blackwell’s epicurean table sauce. mouth after date. • nees of his little child. . Choicest tomato catsup in the market. (/hs-.ue were 20.2.'*.3 stamps sold at the Phillips. Trees.: P. R. Dunning, Sec. robbery of Branch's grave. Last week CUnnod vegetable—a full line?of the very choicest. Mra. G. Conklin and her sifter, Mra. the Democrat in u wild hurr&h at our The Chautauqua Cire’e will meet at post-office in January. Austin, went to Portland, Mich. Satur­ expense, claimed in effect that we had Lorenzo ITudgk was on Saturday the rooms of Dr. Timmerman Feb. 24th. day on a visit to friends. fired our butteries into the air. and that appointed deputy-sheriff. there was no evidence of Dr. (toucher’s The following is the program: Mcesrs. Wm. Rickey and 0, D. guilt. Our contemporary also beliUed Blsr Hn»n«l»d Banner. A lAW student wanted st Knappen . Slutina. Spaulding, of Detroit, took in the Krilrall. QM&UpoA I mtn Holmes. the officers who bad caused the arrest. Phantom ball Thursday night A Van Arman’s taw office. Chr'lnlncw. question* bv Dr. 1 liurnrrmim. Further, our contemporary belittled I'apw. Wertminteter Ahber. Mr- bMnaai. Miss Josie Qvaif ent ‘rtalns a num­ Vroman Youngs was called to Or- himself. The evidence wm not ali HM<Uor«ln>m Waahinatoa irrina. Mrs. Noble. Hkln aud baths, from Clxautawiuan. Clarence angeville Tuesday by the illness ot a in. We have no wish to crow over any ber of her friends at a card party n —In spiers we are the only house in this city that carry the Penang . -D. Spices, acknowledged to be the only pure goods in the world. man’s downfall, nor try; a man through sister, who is not expected to live. Friday night the columns of the paper; but we do Finn ot i». The bop Monday night given by A. Dave Parkhurst, a brother-in-law of wish to say that the officers of the law Critic. Mm. C. II. VanArman. D. McElwain was a pleasant affair and Mrs. Ji'fin Bu«l>y, from Appleton, did nothing but their duty In arresting When you want to size uf» a town, Minn., was visiting in the dty last and bringing Dr. Goucher to trial, and wall attended. that there is evidence sufficient to war­ One dollar and fifty cent* pays for look at IK newspapers and you will the Banner and Detroit Weekly Trib­ find a fththful mirror of that town’s l/A. E. Fowler and daughter. Mrs. rant them in so doing, and sufficient to une for one year. progress and prosperity. Nothing so Booram. have removed from St. An­ cause their just censure if they had faltad to proceed in the case. drews Bay, Florida, to Fort Payne, Al ­ To THOSE in arrears: * Please heed clearly illustrates the growing Impor­ i^Ins. L. E. Knappkn, Mrs. 0. H thh notices. We need the money due tance of Freeport, and gives greater abama. evidence of Its progress than the enter­ Stephen Schantz and wife returned Van Arman and Miss Rose Goodyear’s ujTon subscription. prising Herald of our aister village, JMna. J. C. Lantman yerv nleasantly which Brother Godfrey is so successful­ Thursday to Rodkford, Hl. They ex­ "At Home" Thursday p. in. wu enjoy­ pect to move to Hastings in about a Having lost the use of my right arm I hereby offer for sale all my land, con­ entertalnol about 40 of her lady friends ly, placing to the front rank of real ed by most of the society ladies ot the mosULj sisting of about a section of laad divided into different sized parcels, situated at an afternoon tea Fridayjournalistic merit. The issue now be­ city, notwlUiatanding thalntanyyld south-west of theetty of Hastlags, about three miles distant and on or near the Lt rank Pancoast and wife, of Char­ There Is some talk of asking Han­ fore us has three and a half columns of iot e, visited Hastings friends over - and storm to be braved.) The visitors Chicago, Kalamazoo A Saginaw R. R. and also on Fall creek. nibal Williams, the celebrated elocu­ good local, and four of lively corres­ Sunday. Mrs. Pancoast will remain ’weri UUlded to Werasing room by I own the only two chancifl to use tbe water power on Fall creek near the pondence. The Herald is now fairly Master Stuart Knappen and Mbs Mary tionist to come here next month. Here is a grand opportunity for any one that desires a location for several days. Powers. The ladies receiving atood in railroad. t^Htr. firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins entered into Its sixth year, and is pro­ either. I will sell both the rite for a grist mill, which is at or near the place gressing finely. Miss Jessie Wheeler finished her tbe order above named just inside the where tbe railroad crosses Fall creek, where the railroad company agree to put have about 2,<KD.(W0 feet df lop in their school in this vicinity recently, and she parlor door. Their cordial welcome ut In side track, and also the rite fcr a saw mill about 160 rods above tbe grist mill The following touching letter from will soon return to her home^in St. once made all fuel at ease apd glad two yurdaat this place and Morgan. they were there. The rooms were rite. These two mills will be oh a new road which I propbse to make. Near Filed Heath expects to get his Rev. J. H. Palmer explalnk itself, and Joseph county. brilliantly lighted and the time spent the rite for theorist mill, and <in the Hastings road, is an excellent location for Mtock of drugs in shape, so that he can is published bv request of G. A. IL Lewis Williams und wife and Har­ in pleasant conversation and listening a creamery er cheese factory, which are much desired bv the people. I will open his store for trade on Saturday. boys of Assyria vey Williams, Wife and daughter of to the delightful strains of music waft­ either give the land to the proper party who will build either, or I will take an darkens. Mich.. I, W, «.• i’rairieville. were guests lust work at ed down through the hall seemed only interest in It myself. At the place for u saw mill 1 desire a saw mill, or «her James G. Blaine’s letter In which -Warren Williams. t he status that ho ia not a candidate for too short. Tho uir was redolent with machinery. The new roads 1 propose are as follows: Commencing about on the town the presidency, will be found on an inAl. Bams has sold his In terekt in the perfume of roses, three • targe Dtutiin and Comkade.—Your favor line road about 61 rods north of what la know n as the Benhtm road anil running alde page. ot the 16th just to hand. Comrade the grocerv at Vermontville td his boquets of which adornwl the piano. in a north-easteriy course to interned Die road at John English’s corner; also The first load of stone for the foun­ Jewell was inv friend, good and true, former partner, Mr. Luke. «A1. has re­ MraD. S. and J. F. Goodyear waited at one frotn'the angle st Patsy MtPhnrlln’s comer nmr bis take and running south­ the dining room door to see that none > dation of fhe <o!iHeis ind sailors monu­ and the npwa that I received of hh turned to Hastings. passed without going hudde. The easterly p) intersect the road o« the section lice, thence on the section line to a ment wjjs drawn to the court yard death pained me beyond measure. I J. B . Bentley and . wife and Julius table tri. diagnally across the room was place directly north of tho place for a saw mill, thenoo south to the saw mill site would gladly meet with his comrades Russell and wife were among tin party 2nesday. . derorated with fruit und flowers and to inter.-a-ct the other proposed road. Further. I rwommrod the ihsroutinvsnce to say my wprd and drop with them a that Visited F. A. Blackman and wife, Kexth was at Sunfield Friday graced by Mrs. Langmaul nt the head of thr town line rood from P. McPharliu’s to, at or near Fall creek. And. farth­ tear of loving remembrance, but at the who served the cr.ffee and Mrs. Hadley er, I think by so doing 1 can s«ve the two townships, RnUa.id and Itastinn. five while there in attoiiipting to put date you name it will be impossible for oCBaxry. tills week. out a lire in the Barnes’-hotel was very me to do so. liun very sorry, for the 0L B. Messer, P. T. Colgrove and wife at tho foot who cut the cream and cake. hundred dollars (K>00) and let the people from Hnpeaml Kuttaed townships to badly Hufiootted, but resweral in a RATvinie you aak at. my bunds would be and Mrs. Carrie Goodyear wen- present The guesta were soiled around the the citv of HasUugs by a nc»rw route and without hills. I wifi let the job ot room and efficiently waited upon by •'.raining the afon-s ild lake as soon a« the work can be done in th- •’prinp. Tbo short lime. for me a riabortof love. Another en- at the surprise party given F. A. Black­ "Uhristle." The rcueshinenta constat­ distancero take the \»ater from the take to Fall creek is about one-half miF. Tire child of Henry Green, union­ easement, and one which i cannot man, of Barry. Saturday night. ed of vaf&M and sandwiches, - then 1 d.\ ne to meet ali those parties interested in the ghgXi propustxl rok/ls st ed lari week us 1*1 ng very sicknostpon*. is the thin’ that, prevents my Stophen ScbnnXz will soon become an uugels food ami lee cream. Lt is nead- the Collivld school hou-e, Rutland, on Friday evening, Feb. 17Ux. 1JS8S. Jauw a Wwlneiday afternoon., ibe remains Jiic.tlng with you. Will you be so employee in the store of Dunning & hss to add that all had been most Clarke and other speakers will t>r prorut smd explain my plans more fully. A wcretakKito Hnriings. V> the family I, ind a» to convey to Mrs. Jewell my Rogers. Stave’s many inmdi will be dellcioualv prepared and perfectly plat of the proposed rnmla will also tar alio*n so that all may um^rsUnfi jmit words of sympathy and esteem. Tho: e glad to welcome him back to ILuriiogb. burial place.—Ailegnn Gnrelte. . served. The ladies are to be nmgTatu- what the proposition Is. , . ' _ The wliiri elob met Thursday night who knew" her huslmod hept, loved him Mbs Belle Barlow, of Evanston, was lated upon the manner in which every la-rf.nhd will long k*tp his memory at L. E. Kmppeu’A nwidenw. ih« trntrn. With the kindest and most tra- In the city Tuewlav, and »r*nt a few detail was carried out and the pleasure was their lari m-vting tor the sreson. t. rmil regard, I am yours In F. C. and honra between trains with Mr. and Mra. accorded to such a targe number of Retreahmcnts were served and a gener­ L 11. E. Hoyt. She has been visiting their friends. J- H. Palmer. al good time had by tbe members. Hastings City Bank. V BARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS. The “Cut Prices'" Close 600 All Winter Goods Packed Up BUSHELS New Spring Stock Coming In POTATOES. E W. MORRILL & CO DUNIlin & ROGERS. r ’ One Price Clothiers. Something Nice to Eat during the Season of Local News. ;h • Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store. N Farms for Sale! T. M. >H. �r MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. involved ta dm tart* Nil sad tea Blair bUL DOINGS IN CONGRESS. IMPORTANT TRANSACTIONS OF THE PAST SIX DAYS. boat Into mr City toe other day U>at fight—tbe electric light. Fenton ha* a nigh', school that fa well pat- lorn A LITTER OF fNTERUT TO POUTJCIAN8 IN GENERAL. until Monday. Tbe committee on labor Tbe Bay City can no TmriM Speaks a further deflcleocy. A b.ll dlaoonUnnfa* the Uli requiring subotd.xxl railways to main- ■■■■ Mkn to makehfa W’aaHunnow Crrr. Feb, 7 —A resolution Fire at Olivet crvmitod Bbeprrd & Sock grocery stock and three buildings. Lxjsb DiotinftdoWd Early and Says His Name Will build a barn 120x23* feet. and'gtrta. A Milwaukee brewing company ia invest- nu» or <u>«>ui wren, r BLAINE STANDS ASIDE. Prrmrno, Pa.. Fob 11 —Tbe CommarctaJ Qaeette, of this city, publishes tbo fallowing: Waaamorox Cm, F»U 10.—Tbo reeo- only tiro dt-a'.ha Men National Committee: explain tho alleged inefficiency of Ob* mail tip to ti|X John and Marr Dolbear, of Wallol Lake, were a lot>eiy couple, and althcujb distantly related, cunrhidrd to nmrry and be happy. taka, for tbe tailor inaixtata that the demand > bote evening— Musk I gon is not eartly outdone tn any «»terpriso a be undertakes, aa shown by her List of toboggan-slide acmdenti ■ G A. building, since two mtn talk of fa ventPontiac would rather like a 825.000 opvra go, although tbo other two-liftba isn’t in copper daring the month of January. An Adrian man, with a wife and four chil­ dren, thought 'twould be fua to be young again, and so be tried tbe toboggan. But Uie fun was scare*, for be was badly Injured and probably can not recover. Friday, as was a resolution asking the war office for information regarding tho alleged constitution. tho chief justice to dein oration. Rlddtelwrger arose with the lab-American treaty in bis hand -at it's a dry Lola Wonder if everything in Michigan fa going “dry. ” A Port Huron inventor has caught ou to a new-fangled notion fa hltchlng-posta It’s mmlan of tbo Republican party that my Aurwe, DI., Thursday uigbt Chicago in reforrir.g to ozooatlvo business in o;>an seecvnfltmatlon in n letter to a polit­ ical club. Saulsbury spoke on international coinage, and Plait ou the president's nwe■og*. criticising tho propositions laid down 'herein. Riddleborger aakwl that a copy of Ftaacn L. Pnttoq ALBERT KNOCKS THE PERSIMMONS. and <o cordially fast their feeling Las seemed to go beyned tie ordinary political adherence Pro*. PaUpu's u»i;y oppMxnt wa* Prof WUUam If, h.<*u*. the roaeon being that it was in emne r,«*pecte similar to the British-A mor lean treaty. Ho down, telescopically out of night. Fine thing *Ti* claimed that a Waukegan man baa The chairman did not object, and tin dew Nsw Yom, Feb 15-Modteon fqaare garden "u densely packed Haiurday eight Fatten, UU.Ll.D court, declaring tha Bahamian oat* btwlneos Bermuda I- widow Tort (tbo Dearon’’; repudiated a statement in Tbo Stanton :nau to suicide, while grief on tha part of an Adrianite producwl the same ro- /Hty. meaning, however. txwinm and claims it's second only to that of (bkagov among Lake Michigan porta willingly lota go of a good, fat office, but the poetniMter as Saginaw City be* actually He added that Tbe Tr^juns had retracted tbo statement after making it Bills and reoolntiooe fatrodooed: To refund tbo 4 per cento into per crate; for a public build- In IHO tbe UanroUraBy a*. Repoblieane cheering which bl* achieve-nou labelled mart CncuraaTL Feb la—Au alignment of preceding lnational rivet Ion exceeded half a career of prosperity. h: ■:> hatred lory of that peculiar infliction upon mankind, A Tekonsha flrm shipped a round IltXi.OOu throughout tbo state, es)«cially in the upper peninsula. own sweet will, a Fable* farmer had the privilege of paying a giOOfloa A Michigander is about to invade tbo Aiderman Patrick F.ts^raM, tbe champion­ that of t«8fc ship six-day pedestrian, was prveeut Wtiea. shortly twfoco 8 o'clock, Albert completed Ohio legialatnro upper peninsula wM discovered. But this for publfc buUdlsge at Racine (Wfa.), Hutchby iso mean* comprises tbe number of people | lnMx, (Kaa), and Vincvuneo (fad.). A rwoiuUoa thanking Speaker pro tern Coz, for lA-fl. but tbs Democrats aUQ held poeametoa fagfioc.utn. DtafaxA Attorney Burnet said Thursday the iaddlug. no that fallowing the advene otectiooa of these two The following iMniocrata voted for tbo toe state fa stimulating tbe organisation ; «liew, Bryce, Burna, Burnett, Bynum. T. J. drop o'lathin'to 1 Campbell at New York, Btupuian. Cochran, additional boles in pursuit pointed eergrarl-al-ai Tbe eeatbta cwrw-dtv . . fooo, Lanham, MacD <oaid, M*.looey, Mc• Adoo, McKinney, Mchbane, M-rriman. We hear a good deal about the exorbitant muuiiy Aa an item of thia clam, we give them credit for paying about glOO.u rt into Btate Railroad Commbsionar Rich has given Michigan railways psrmkMon to use the Janosy automatic coupler oo froigot prvj»wed to mount hb akin and place it ia the state military miueum a' Lanwiig Clty rolkr rii-k, the roo^feil in. caused by entmab for brooding purpoeea A reeoiutioa yard*; Stout. 3W, btw yard*. A West Branch woman obtained a divorce THE CA2DE-CAR AGAIN. of incompatibility. But a life of ainglo- | whether the legal tender circulation Km been kept at tbe legal limit. Proposed const!1 aI Donal amendmvn:* fixing tbe boar* of labor Limiting tbo gout bank officials, ineluding examiners, to regulate penaltlH in Internal revenue rose*; to appoint two additional railway mall ' superintendents; to relieve certain veterans Kalkaska county ha* gone "dry“ by -«X> I *be oooaeoumcoe of technical daaertiou. -------------, academy appropriation svm remajority, white Genesee adopts thb same pol- The military iejr by about 1,400 majority. । ported, and tbe bouse adjourned. Wife, ha* been acquitted. mop, and a still unpaid. rants tamed by tbe attorney general of tbe ha. an iudeUednaM uf |4Q,U*), which fadi- Mra Hoffman, wboee husband was killed by toe c*r» at Mauton the other day, had a brother die at Grand Rapids »Itfafa twentyfeur hews afterward. Another case whera dienstaru come not sfagly. A Jeddo girt mw her fallow otA riding •boul I insjirv Itepubb-an- with i creel*libte rtrength. Tbs prvwr.t national wlm.nfatr,- The diplomatic and coo- I; also: It required but grada, and collided Both traiu* .were crowded. Tbe foliowfag were injuredc Al Bbarp, probably fatally; Woods Ruaoeil, fatally; H. F. Gude.’a teg broken and probably f.tally crushed; Aheman Huffman arm T a r-._* llUl* finger broken; T. H. HUI, side at bead controlling impurtanoo fa tbe campaign. THE MARKETS rae which the Republican* maintained on 1 tbe Demccrats avotdad m )8M ha* beau pronuneuUy and specifically brought ankle sprained; J. D. Vetera, Emporia, right JM •• —I *<. • U7UU1UV.IU.WUBJ euop-^u r ,-y* * resolution asking ing condition. Such, however, b not toe fcr iuformaUoo touching the ;x>|iUcal system history ot tbe order ta a majority of M chi- ! at Canada and ita ge<«raphlrel relattOM to 8»*« toWD'-। »be United Btate*. A bill to enable aliens to w._ , own ttlln*r*1 Und» *“ tbfa country wm aaaUlg eelearo ef Opium. vigorous introduction to com। Ilment he replied fa a graceful speech etaaltog of a half dollar from the ey*4 ot a dead man, wbo bad been sroideataly kill*!, I ths Mln hsvlns I—<> n-—* I. — ' Oklahoma territory; A Kent county ooUacior bail faaxicro*T, lad.. F*U t*.—Tt-rm uweoa* Uiuneotlc revival Should enrv eetablishmeut of the town rodtinnnv to ba patroni3 id, nevertbeleo*. Ar. Yinilanti man mm to* takes to axes. Toe Ballovilb man wbo beard burglars in the kitchen below, and hastily grabbed hb Act-gun and repaired thither half clad, wm aomewbat surprised to discover the hired girl building tbokitchen flee. The hired girl wm ■•-rated growing strength In the R -publican fanes of lsM-7 fa anything like tbe propor- vereely reported. A family reunioa at Shelby tenugbt to­ erratic plurality nr-odvj IK.lrtO. J. K. Wright m register and K N. Rvidall. Raynor. Howland. Rusk. Kayera,' - - ---— ------------ । Shively, Bowden. Bpriuger, Stewart ot Tex­ as. Btoue of Mimouri. Taretwy, Tillman, ng fa rootrally located to the whole tract. I Whiting, and Wilson of Minnesota;- al*o While a couple of Fort Huron chaps were indulging fa a fight to a finish to aetUe their | for B Un>> aad Tolzdo, Ohio, Feb. 11.-Dr. D. H. Beck Uld WaTWtnrx, N. Y., Feb. It.—Seventy- ' tbe bill appropriating gl.'JuO.OOO for a public eight of tho -teht packages mefcaMwrf the highest ht-h-v quality of pro­ lf al KanM* City paased. m wm tbo formally asked to decide wbeUwr thb pero! opium, weighing 780 pounds, waro found ta the barn of Efihraln Gardner, broeding purpoeea It takes tbe duty off near Philadelphia, in thb county, Friday nah anlmafa Tbe Blair educational bill Ing summer. He denrunced tbo quarantine wm advocated by Cal! and an agreement room built of Staled bay Gardner was arrested at and at 4^5 adjourned. Riddleberger made vidng rather than ; uinilng against tbe in­ no room for doubt. ~ securing about.1,000 pounda of opium from a vigorous attempt to got hb British treaty troduction of cholera----him. It is believed ttau Gardner was tbo reooluUou up, but the chair ignored tom of Interior cities bo al taut a quarantine after ordering him to take hb seat. cities The bourn aadgned FeU » tar eulogies taUro Moffatt, at bill making bllb of Louisvilxm. Fab. 10.Colvxua, B G, Feb IL evening in Marlon county, the subecribing eoawnoa carrier A petition caught from Indianapolis, fad., asking an appropri­ promptings of patriots®, ation of rJO.Qtyi for a monument to William rnits that bo Inflicted the blaws that kilkto of tbe rood if' • ~4*'; that bo awaited and killed a *8ortions givas me of New York as tho Reading favesUgaUng committee, and tbe bouse adjourned. Wassuotox Crrr, Fbb. ia—A bill to to­ corporate too n iroraugn* Canal company wm reported In the senate Thursday. Abo ! a bill to secure the reltaqubbroeut of (art! master who put official money in a regfaterod with hope and BUSINESS NOTES. Iho St. Vouis A Springfield Railroad row Ey, to ccostrnct a lino from Mount Olive, , to East St. Itoca, wm incorporated at Springfield Tuesday; capital stock, 81.600,­ 000. bot the doctors pulled her through. ■ Jeal­ ousy ain’t a bit good for anybody. A Detroit, Grand Hawn A Milwaukee train wm ditched neer Gaine*. Although Grwm Bay. IV of tbe WO paMeagon were killed, and but four or five srtxmdod. A six-logged calf w tha property of Wm. OU- _ rix»u« sealera, of Jackeon, Mich., with bronck houwa at Charlotte, Eaton Rapid* mid Hillsdale, have diseolvud partnership, end J. J. Tumnev, claiming to own Uve-Mvanths of the firm'* property C' 175,000, ba* applisd for tha appointtneut of receiver. mcrodlrecdy _ public eandi lata, l' «2»c;May. 47M9<7tpc. Oats-Firmer; •*»<; May, U^Attr- “ • - •l.vw. Lari-Hull; prosperity M d^liulUo wld. crowns �A STORY MINERS’ ODD BELIEFS. does cure j Fheuntatiyj e-fls THE WAR. SOME OF THE STRANGE STORIES TOLD IN THE CAMPS. WORKING WOMEN AT LUNCH. KIRK’S °Hnod a “oS* eat eaixiwirhca, opplre, bite of cake and slicta Cur* YOUIh»«« ‘ ill.’ campaign, I resdutStood Miner* ore superstitious. Men wbo labor those who court fickle fortnu--. bunting f<ir gold and stiver veins in tbo mountains. Often T.rtf. M •Stnd 61 Cenfrfbr kful colored, STATE CUPPINGS. That Mota err tile mill is going agslu all rig ht cowardice train U>* Hate prison. _ Bull Dooingo mine, aud through presentiment or nsperetitious foal­ ing Hr was working in tbe night shift, and ft try io get nometiiing hot and subrtnntinl A $' C.000 school house is to be bnlfl at North Branch. The Sturgis eJeclric light business has opened into action, but. thb fellow had tbe rare out grandly. l honceiioraviHe on thr three favorite articlra of fopd among the A Christian srienUtt das his card out at one of ths boleis In Heed City. could not handle lake City, and killed brakemau John Haney. aider her luncheon antiafnotary without in offices down about Park row drop into tha when the ww superstitious feeling redly toward tbe hcjrtUe gun, which was manned by two old' Virginia militiamen o* Itaiurdsy. the 31*4 day c XCurd.y. tbe Mtb dayof M hind the ridge suddenly saw tbe Infuriated boon lowered with a larrel. which was flllcd with water. ‘ 1U0 fa low to d--atL. Tbn yourg man uto.- refused to work thnt night, in tolling jus«g the im-idmil afterward, raid; "Somethtog ueemcl Hi be alinisit puking mu lack that Might and •ball sell al'paMie aaetiun. to tbe hlghe* bldtiolden.) tne prvmhtea described in ia*4 inert- Ed. Allen aa cue of tbe speaker*. time being. Hut tbe wuuderful .deed of our cbtnrada cel« braird tbeirgoldeu wedding a (c» days ago. Nelson tiowc, a wAU-ktiown man of Hartford, who stand* charged with trying to burn tbe bouse o( tbe village marshal, has been hold for trlAl. Orta K. Houkrns. one ot the millionaire Hop­ kins tumUr of California. aodSM. Clair. Mich., named FkCcbar, hailing f*am Ohio, told a a quiet kind vial hi a bawldcr aliout t»a Xsct in dummCrr ■rihei >uN^ uuMidag. ether day. and be telegraphed M follows to his manage to provide them with sufficient to friend*:' ‘titagular number, masculine gender. Mild live to be a thou­ * a young fellow and y medicine. One even­ had ju,rt'bcgun u> ing Dr. Freer asked mm- if I would like to go out with him that ni^ht, and 1 said I wutfld. Ai*>ut midnight we ku-.-onlingiy went hi a The nervous- prostration, which baa "kept blni la itOne of tho Boat track leading ta nr from the shaft." “Did the mineevrr}MUi oat asiyth|ng after 11 st oiwr* . n.y [Kirtner-tiown in that shoftounn*. nnd neiLlas fur mines and developing them. .- ho divta- siik-. und its indication* followed. I rara-ntiy ver for tho purj-ose of learning something definite ns te storii* circulated (iu.t some "Certainly tfcey •Ja,’’ said the old woman ia a weird manner, shuffling tbo oarti*. speaking to me: “your fortune U on top of the gruund, yr*, aa top of tbo ground Tbo rarrbi and tiie whiie-of this egg 1 have broken Tb<-.-' i* a superstition siwmg some about naming rnimo, add many w«n to think that mine for a baby. named a claim for a certain 1‘ullman car. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION ARIOSA COFFEE is kept la all flrst-clars Ktorua trom ttxe Atlantic to the Pacific. m>i*i V- w 0.10 ll.M) 1LS3 HJ» J •- ■i Detroit.. J*ck>cii 1.M IM 2.00 ■j.tn xoo gdfiby.... Bxmxoi.. S33eviiie;” Grand Kar-.ds AU muns r.i E7 _ 0 il 0 * ■ w. T. M. 4.00 10.15 7.10 1.10 7>M 2.«0 8.10 X10 **D 3,10 am €» 4.46 4J0 6.00 AM s.® -2352 3HH5I ’30 06 MAIL I tux ItM UA0 15 geo ,3d CMTWS....... Katoe Aaptda Uraa bain; Catarrh COFFEE tor died. The flmling at a vein on the anniwrsary of your birthday, or the anniversary to bring gwd luck. There are a thousand mid one little superstition* connected with tha delving in mother earth, searching for i treasures lihere.—. Tbe. perfected phonograph will. repeat quote iinprewsion ujxn the foil sheet, which rercivnl th-.’ mark* from tbe needle carried by the diaphragm Tbo new phonograph ennsiste of a revolving cylinder, and a aide movement i* governed by a fine thfead, so that a fixed prtiril would trace upon the cyl­ inder n spiral, mid tiie tinea would atinoet touch. Au deetrif motor is uacd to turn tho cylinder, and tbi* i» 'lune In "«cb “ manner that no noise is hcur.i U«on tho cylinder is Lid the vibmt.au* of ,tiiu diaphragm are raarko.1 upon it. A touch ot a »iwdl spring o.n 10.18 very little machinery about tho phonograph, an,I tta- curt 1* small. It can lie us-,1 fur a variety of Jiurprarw and in the place <if a Monographer. The mouthpiece has a condcinocr, which gathtrs iu thr eound from a large area. Wbcilwr the now phonograph that will have to be answered after it han been rd ! Su’rll. VER TRY THE CURE run iu । the Illi day ot February, ta thr year one thorn and eight hundred and elxlity vlsht. KI.Y BHOH..CM tiiwnwlclj Present, Wm. W. Cole, Jmlar of Proiiate. plumber(Vixildd't He about a tittle tiling tike in tiie matter ot the estate of Hertha that. Itontly and Maude S. Bcntly. minor*. On read I nr an>l filincXlic petition, duly ver8. Dinky, a Mendon saloonkeeper, James ly, whi-o we bad drawn it io tho dlasactlng lied of D. it. Cook, guardian of wld minor*. Default ha»l room mid ripjvsl ojsm thr sack in which it at a certain m< was confine,!, we found it'was tho holy of a a character alxiut town, were arrested Fndaj ua a clian* of selling liquors on Hunds). The, Tl>ereup<si ft Is ordered, that ttalurdar. the the office of she Itectster ot Deed*, for thv small pox. WhaZ did wo dof What rould were taken to C-ente^i ills and one ball to ap County of Barry, and State of Michigan, on tbe •we dof We buned the liody .that night in an IMh day ot June A. D.. IMI. in Liber M.nf .-xx-banl un tin- wrat side, aud the doctor took About l.i.nm pounds of peppermint oil has minors and all other persons Interested ta uld mortgages, -on page zTsi. on wnfch uiortiraKe Uu* ehala; off into tisn country and left it to been bought thus tar by local dealers at Meu . estate, are required Ui ani-ear nt a session there in claimed to be due at thr data ot this bailee the sum ot one hundred BfU-six and utand out all winter srben- nobody would go of said court then tn I* bolden al the Frouate st-ICC dollar*, and.au attorney'•• lee ui in the city of lla.Uing*. In uld county, provided for In smIiI likwirrtte. and by tbe grower* for higher priors. The oil ha* Office, show-cause. If any there i-e, why tu«-pniver dollars suit or proeerdlnts at law havluz been ln<-l f»g out' with a doctor, and 1 don’t think I I-BU0K1 in prtorXrom *1.10 ‘o gi.eo per pound; and of the petitioner should hot l»e granted. And II •la further ordered. Thai mild.1petitioner, I.. ...|H id re noWhile, certain interested parties are going about the state organ tring "torial cluta" for tbe thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be Tbisstraiigv colony uf lunatics at Gheel, tn purpose ot evading tbe provision of thr liquor published In tbe Harting* Hanxkh. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county of tbeUeigian Ctunpiiu-. has long engaged tbe laws. K I* Uiteresttag to know that there Is now Harry, onee In each wrrk for three succcsMlve attention of Ipectalbta, and ho salisfactory an Acltoti pending ta Hie stale courts, whleb is has Veen its working that a duplicate of it calculated to test the legality of such clubs. Judge of'lTobaie. Las lately been established. In these colTM Michigan gold company, of Ishpeming, ootes the lunatics are board-d out with the hih-diduiit*, live a* ntembres of tb«- family, which ,u.,|»etided work ou Ita ojieratiooi. ta Uie ataut ta their work, and lucre liberty to move vicinity at thnt dty. has a dispute on band as .. P”r,e«>‘- «“>« ““ '<W»J vo«t». the same to be sold imbjcct to the priiwlpkl sum about at will. The regularity and healthful- to thr posjtetatoti of tbe property. 11 I, stated of eleven hundred dollars, yet to become du* ou tMsnof tbe life led by the nffllctid Inhabitants of Gbcci rcstorea a cnnsjdcrabto jiroportkm gngr as all iho-<e certain pieces or pareel* of of them to their right mind. loud situate ta the township of Woodland; In The firm of F. L. Burdlek A(Co.. ot Mendon, tbe county of Batry. and state of Michigan, and known and described m foltows, to-wlt: portion of Belgium, and it has of late years has four stores connected by az> open arch way The west half of the north east fraction*I been found 'that patients from tbo Walloon that.practically makes them one store. Their quarter and the north ra« quarter of the north aase fraatlanal ■ loon potoin, wen.- awkwardly jdaced, and B? s eI about them. Tbe experiment was therefore Ho changwbtbe name for fear of an accident 10.10 H.ntJ 11.18 11.x NORTHERN PACIFIC ItLOWMticEiuiumuunse FREE Government LAND8. cmrLiiK.>'ij,Lt'vf?K?B1‘8Rr'. Probate Order. , thc Caagrces mines In Arizona. Mate of Michigan, County of Harry—**.] Thlsbss hern tbe most open winter KalamaAt a session of the Prulmu- Court which hung down front a pulley, and the .15 either M Aiwuvs buy this brand in harmetlcclly sealed ON3 POUND PACKAGES. ENC.LI8H BUCHU .10 Al ARBUCKLES name on a pt guarautue of l. jigRtety joggtety I hod huu A. M. name or nature of yoardlaeaao may be, or-write to us, gl v bigfge, *ex. com ptexl :KE"^WMrTA“i?R:R>l'SSS’.,“ur’ added to make two cajifurt TbH they im­ mediately pour off anti request.the waiter for a pitcher of hot water, for which there i» no read medicine in Cbioago aome thirty years replied hut whiilia it: ! Inxt.'od of having a cup for each they order II tool option carries in Oeoeola county some era caught on to thii and ouly.annl to the iteed CUyltes will wish they had (put their mopey into a bridge across tbe Hersey instead el lute a lockup. [ailing over. r. then- parties carrres which provide* them all thia city cm bls pentaai. re* only a spoonful ktartod for Rush Mid- 0 vqry churchlieat sdrt of mouse. you will admit that aoniBtimea dungs ar® not gut a good supper. odd night und <-undd>-nddi show f< II. next nnTiiing alwnit ».• Kidney which onraucceaaln caring ch runic dteMand detormiULH ha* been no uniform, that Incurable cases, for u stipulated price until cured, and in twee of failure to refund all tba money paid us under such written gun ran ten. It wincoat you nothing totnveetigutethtaoff. HTKAkGE STOXX. Mcrtgazee. OH! MY BACK! NO CURE NO PAYI the company of rebels that hud been lurking IM premise* BdlUfl rwan ain> CHICAGO. Hprat's. to much this jear. but they have cslight too ton* ol perch Ju tbe river. • ing om> portion of 'everything tbe four can The Rochester G. A. K. bpjrs wlllhareacamp- within forty-right boars the fellow wbo Lad OAP THE CHIEF JAS. 8. KIRK & CO corn this winter. Thu Presbyterian iTiurcb at Niles has tenderElkliart, tbe piece of artillery, which be bad captured, and almost idmnltaiwpnxly our regiment, by statute Iu FLOATING teo. There ore restauranta on Fourteenth street and on Broadway, near Ninth and (.-onte-dcratc force, threw a boll that struck tbe ground just in front of him and snared him out of his wita Ho became blind, with now purchased an Interest In the business. An effort Is making to organlxe a stock com pany lor Uic purpose of util zing the Inexhaustl- Doted, liaatlngs, Feb. Oth. liw. Julius m. hauak. th & eouiBOVB, Attorney* lor Mortgagee. Mortgagee. manufacture of tile and brick. Ten thousand of pauper lunatics to their com- which Ki.BOO bare already been subscribed, with bright prospects of getting the remainder. The local option election ta Osceola county Is found that constant Intorounw with lunato be held February li. There Is no excitement ity among the native*.—8t- James' Gazette. and most people think prohibition win carry. Tbe friends of poor whisky have thought to make tbe friends of temperance some trouble In tbe campaign, and to this end a local official in u Hastlnp. ta aald county, on Tunday. tbe 7th day of February. In the year one Lbousana eight hundred and etgnt»«i»Kx Present. Wm. W. Cote. Judge ot most experienced lake-faring men in Detroit, ist aay w aiarcn. A. u. :**», at rafcd MtitiS^'aS t£»5E?Jtes same day as tbe local option election. The act ha, made many friends tor temperance. George Washington^ Tho first vessel that ever bore that name wa* a steamer launched in 1833. She went down during the same beeome debilitated, should bear In mlntf th,l Htaimons Liver Brgulator is not a drastic pnrgbuilt aliout 1837, and in 1838 foundered with the torn of sixty-eight live*. Tho Idea that system m other purgatives do, but acts gently. city ot Hastings, In said county, and If any there be, why the prayer ot overcome, and I doubt whether you could IntoxlMting beverage to lead to Intemperance; of Michigan.—Fifth Judicial Circuit, In licrw induce an underwriter to take a risk will promote digest ion. dissipate headache, and fitate Chance rr. upon a boat bearing that name"—Detroit generally tone up tiie system. Hull pending ta Circuit Court for County of Hon. Alex H. Stephens, of Oa. "Sim- Barry In Chancery, al the City of Hastings, on tbe iKh day of January. A. D., iw. Itausa A. Cornell. Complainant, There i* nothing to hinder the bursting on William H.Cornell. DefeudznL It appearing that defendant 11 I. IM.,. w. rare unknown, inerelr motion of Bmllh & Colgrnvr. solicitors for plalnanl It Is ordered that defendant enu through pure air. Itat In Impure air The Banner, mmpregnntioiis or hybridization of potoou germs that involve tbo possibility at now SI a year. «*i<i p-joii.-at.on to ue eonttniM wrak tor alx weeks tarocertMoo FMAMK A. HOOKKK. LADIES PEERLESS DYES . �TRICffs' Of TfljiliANTS. ADOT1ONAL LOCAL NEWS... Tire following essay Fr»h!UUo«, was read by county pro HbiUon committed oa FrlMtay Fob- I7tb. lS88.»t Wa’clrakAWiAt the examination of Dr. J. T. at Knights of Labor haU HasUags. THEREVERSE SW of PICTURES Goucher before Justice Mills at the ; rille, Mich.: Commander and comrades: Fratern­ Mich. All prohibitionist* are Invited town han in NmArllle. which had been PAINTEB SV REPOHTpli adjourned fiom the proceeding Monday, ity, charity and loyally are the three to be prreont. B. ILHrwx. Chair luaa. it wits evident from the manner in grand principles upcnwhich our order is which the prueecutloa went to work founded. I wish to speak ot the latter. ObHuary. that they had found their fett again From the timo that the Houthern trait­ and Intended keeping them down. A or* bombarded Fort riumpter until thei DIED. • J*me< Mrtirrrw-. *1 lb" naldencvS! John Paulum. «n Sunday. FH». Mh. !W. great deal of work had been done by north gained the crowning victory at aaMfetya^.nmoMtoanSMdto*tne officers during tbe week and from Appamatox, loyalty to our country was the motive that induced most of ui to the following extract of the testimony Tbe popular t-Iirf h thus the immigrant Ta tbal t.righ! shining shore. enlist under the glorious banner of our coming to 3 st York isia Iwfilv «-*>! indi- it will be seen that they had been do­ Iu ttie >«M oftiW tdeet ing some excellent wori;. The attempt­ country. Each of tt? Mt that hts ner▼Mau. :u»d bi Ui-t ito'ht hi* wny Best sweeUy. I .rather. vicea were needed and we bade farewell ed alibi already looks very much like a into.tiiA la-id «•<•. >«-» nkbl-xl sieve and at the cluse of the dav the to parent*, brothers and “ist-.-r*. wives prosecution asked und was granted for and children, uncertain whim ve Oa ths afaaifl* »tiMv. u continuance to Al arch 1st, when they would if ever behold them again. We rtnho.ln.HOT .<f inno­ .would introduce otter testimony which endured hunger, privation, and want atoarpur auf * source they bad beta unable to get fur that In every form. Th- priwn wall en­ dr-;. ■ <1 t. inkx'tuV duj’ owing to sickness. L*. T. Colgrove closed some of us and we believed that appeared for tbe people and L. E. no sacriticwwiis too great to make for kuappen and JMttai Clarke for the de- our count ry’a welfare. We felt that beMk'iptolw i.«Ttag !- will never.n trlhe fcorrew. IW. trfhj rwrrtlj. *wt*tly »•»!. faet. fair iter- i<ivRB«farink -"trepff!<m nnd icnsr. By order of tiie court all the disloyalty must be puntahed. and that m*rki*l dr."r^.-n-.**, tliai are .*uflk-i<-ntly witnesses were excluded from the the shackles must b« taken off millions of slaves in bondage. jiromtBtait nnuj-JflWiritlysi-x'— -fol In tliclr room. When we. tho survivorsol tnal tetHoratio Warner, of Carllon, was Ural on the utand and was cross-examined riblf-war, returned home we had rea­ It has l»een well said by a distinguish­ fjnp^irwa^ |«n njw<n tbs arrirtrtp itran- by the prosecution. The following is son to be proud of our record, and we ed writer that "the Michigaa Central an extract ol his4es|ituony: 1 went to enjoyed the comfort* of homu all the is the onty sNiagaru FaU» 11 jute in th* Nashville on foot at 7 o’clock the night mure because we Ml conscious of hav­ country.* ol theilth ot January, ('.he night of ing done cur duty, and we Mt that a It b the only railroad that runs di­ the attempted grave robbery, i wen’, grateful nation would never cease to rectly by Uw jfcilB and sto|M Um trains direct to Goucher's house and tne Dr. regard us in the llgnt df friend* who al a point froru wlueh all parts of the and 1 went to my house together reach­ were entitled to be cherished add can- l fall*and the sapid* utc in full view. <]!»•*-■ iiHuil.!-’ food tbrm on.tb* ing there at about 10 o’clock. The Dr. for when dfs-ibllltv and Mekuesa canxed From thi* point. ckIIu] Falls View, the clayed at our bouse all night, leaving by exposure. riiouM render uj lit sub­ scent- from the Michigan Gvntrvl train, ■pO6n; inwnt t ______________ ____ w , ____________ lor home about daylight: No one Visejecta for a nation'* gratitude. Hut a in the house but my wife and child. I great deal of the enthusiasm with whether in >U summer selling of emer­ m;,|. .-•.iii,!have hiu! Imt ald or Us winter netting of crystal, is Horace Curtis, wife and child not at I whielv we were greeted at the close of one of unexampled grandeur and sub­ andraikt* j>r>—ntoi to thmi in mvmkriHg I mj house tiU the week following, the war has died away, Our congres- limity. A* it U on the direc t route U> and admiring hjrtc, not questioning thrir Don'l know where 1 was on the 10th. I iduoal .balls are tilled with those who New York, Boston und New England, condition or filaria for the h'lttian stomach. Was in Nashville on one other occa-1 were or.ee our enemies and who .still no east-bound traveler should 1*11 to sion that week—on Friday. Wednes­ retain the same old hatred toward us; take ad vantage of It. l>y they may govern day night it ano wed and blew und was who are determined to carry cut their drifted some in the morning. views with regard to running this gov­ smldenlyinl »tin rntirrh- Utw pbn«- of Hfa; The doctor has treated me for a year ernment; who have turned out disabled Among the latest exbibitiomi of tLetr dmph- exMctme terHnfore .iifanl* no and 1 have already paid him about Sl». anion soldiers from various po IHons what it is possible to accomplish by tbo 'Was ut home on the night of the 12th. which they honorably filled, and put in xngraver’s art b a largv pocket map just Ir the Dr. was at my house on the after­ their places confederate soldier*, and issued by the t>L I’aui. A£inueapoii» A nr<- lol.i to keep still and not any Alanitoba railway, showing the - north* noon ot the Hth. then he did not come tantiim; tbHr eye*.nn’filial with tk«i lurgw there chat night Tbe Dr. was at Ash­ anything becauw we will be reviving western country between Chlcpgu and ■buiidirq^. Lb-' gn-at "iifp*,ehognnx«MMMKM'; er Osborne’s to fu'e his wife on the theidd issues mid waving the bloody the Pacific Ocean in detail A copy their cars hear nothing but vxprestioti* of ad­ afternoon of the 11th. If hr came shirt. The present administration ha* will be mailed free to any address upon Is able aud proud tu refer those who may inquire aa to in, miration from choir <--xtij*mnK< Thr <lu*t from there that afternoon to nee Curtis shown Itself friendly to the south, aud -access in tne treatment of chronic disorders to a large nu ;; application to G. fl. tVAHHKg. Gen that blow* r>r - thran euxl th* mud tifroogh sick child at my house then he was nut an enemy to the union sqldler. It hiu which Uwy tmio;. i* nirfierd. tf notinffaL all, there that night. The Dr. in convenm- vetoed and frowned down every thing Paas. Ageut. t?L L’aul, Minn. Ask for ber of map II. merely in fu prartknl fcnxnrn ar an Adjunct tion with dm*.has been very poslttvo ns to help the northern soldiers and hu to agrliniiuirvnnd tUwlv.-itit.-Mfni whetix[>rwul to his staying at my house the night nf widow nr orphans. And Lnniar. that The Leading Citizens of Barry and Attaining Counties. urer th* am* aomo of them tilled on tho the 11th. I am positive I was not .it arch rebel, wAo has always advocated .uue of the I*vt k*-->*ra the stake's rights doctrine of the south, Nashville on Thursday, the 12tt>. Mrs. Frankie Warner, wife of Hora­ and who Mid but a -short time since I Heraemher that his home has been in Barry comity i,r un«wepL rix-m< »n> fariiliar «fghb* -it takta tio, was next on the stand, ami in her that no one should call Jefferson Davis •C'Tfh Mtaot Sfrc.,1 lave l-»d what th-m fawL u> tnhrf to live folrrland, and they cross examination corroborated her hus­ a traitor in bls presence. Lamar, who <!<>■ b-r» rail Lip an*l which 1 ' many years: that he has made the treatment of Chronic !-. fad tnrre or faw al bomn. band’s testimony. She was positive fa said to be a fourth clan lawyer. hM i ea«e- a . ■ Diffvci-nt. il w ith tfa/n: who hare Ji red in that Horace Curtis, wife and child were been placed on the supreme court bench the dtir* of Uw old wwbj. Tliry ream with at their house the week following that of the I'htted States, to help expound iMlinnVro to tf-ith-ter. With thorn famili­ of the 11th. that Dr. Goucher came tin- constitution of our country. nin^, Which Les been there lor y. tr* Ot arity With the W:«j* of "Mftpni of dvflixatkMi from Aaher Osborn's with Mr. Curtis And who is working few our inter­ «uiirN- ltd* has urcstly depleted my «r»teifc, tojether with mrpb-st <»n to see Che latter’s sick child, but it was ests? I* it that claa* of men who like Seward, Sumner. Chandler, Grau’, Uu* nunIt* U>nn, in tliyir ow n • iliuuxtion, as on Wednesday the Ifcth. Ifhecamrfor that purpose on the afternoon of the Logan, and hundred* of others that lie use* all the latent and most approved methods for tie fun>u<<* »>■« the matpierv of tiie world and did tne g nd itotil I to'.kzJ* S S I n«* it tbepilfnlk of il« ilevioua patln Those per­ 11th, then her tertimooy was good for might be named, stood by Lincoln and | ‘ 'ng I*- •.dv-svtl VuiM* it-'- up. treatment of Chronic rases. He is not prejudiced m ftvor >f nothing, che said. uur Country in it* greatest need; or is sow are tbronTvnuirt.and their pkmitmloof q>T"?it<- trad dftfr*ti<>n. .nd ensHorace Larkin, a carpenter of Nash it that <:Lcs.s who tried to destroy tire any school. The remedy that suiU tbe case iu buid. no m; • the inuooetiir and timidity of y>- former ville. was introduced as a witness Union and who treated our brave boys ter what school uste it, is the one he applies. With him t le for the peopln. He >juiw and in southern prisons worse than tne test of ability to cure in the case of anyxem^ly is its succ s> nuniNr *ro Wkm* who likvr tiiUifa! at talked with Horatio Warner, in Hue! & most barbarous savages ever treab-d i in actual practice. \ . adoration, who crano hy-r- with an Infailli White's grocery’ Thursday night, Jan. their captlvr-s. That Hass who tried to gene*- tliid eztood* *WLirf <H-<»nn»v fa-ji>nd 12th, and stated facts and circumstan­ inoculate our nothern cities with ydtbrnb'ifty to ratul ant write. wh > indnlaq ce that made him positive that ft was low fever and small pox. and who aid-, ja AftlrlLc* uy»in«t thhnathis iml it* Idm*, Thursday night. He said Thursday ed b/ their northern sympathizers de­ night was very stormy and Wednesday clared the war a failure in |H»H and *<lMr S Frttzel. <4 FarmsrsviUo, . fait in a night was clear. In bis cross-examina­ vlsed a fire In the rear movement. My coriiradra, you may exerue me McM idc<J tion hr held his ground all right. ; 1 / . i Frank'McDerby sold some candy in for treading on forbidden ground, talk ■bis store to Horatle Warner on the ing politics in the post 1 cannot help If you are suffering. 4o not despair. small |.I eeiptlitysiijoining Frauen. night of Thursday the 12th. Told why it. Some of j<>u may belong to the he was positive about the night. He democratic party and be honest In your I finally > ommrocr.) b»m» Spre-ihr. Dr. Baughman ran i»j)int yon to a number of ca.-e> whe »* talked with John Furnlss the same views. 1 find no fault with you. but night about W. H. Jewell’s -uul fate. you were not tn sympathy with that patients hat! given up all hope of life and resigned theniselveHe testified that Thursday night was Grty in the war, ypn could not have _• . ... to a belief that they must won die. To-day they are wdll sn, no loyal num could have been moMi-tiyrdimablr of nil immigrants very stormy and Wednesday night, clear. either. We were right, and the south DrewM J., Atlant*. <1* men and many of them prominent in btjsine<> and sori d John Finmiss sold Thupdny night was Wrong, or rice rerw;ind it we were w!i’. haiHng from w >-f the fcimt important circles. v Hlirrixas MAnxnx. right 1 believe lu Justice being done to was about the most stornry night of the Wheat, whiteiww afp of ►tnuigrm, p;—><uiiablr season. Wm in McDerbv’s store that the boys in blue. And 1 am in sym­ " red new It would be a violation of sacrctl confidence to give Hr night and talked with him about Jew- pathy with that party that recogniz.es elrs death. our services. I hope that mi comrades I names of any of the hundred* of testimomals wo have. T!vf Cortez 1». Wilkinson, clerk for Huel will regard that party as friend* who Uk- nil t-Uirnt-U-r- of nnrrmt ir»<jr..!i« ntwl ioriginals can be seen, however. We tgioie iron a few. . dari-h Idriii. ot«y>xfa:;*ly ariiirraryi1 White, saw Horatio Warner and Hor­ are trying to help us. ace Larkin In conversation in the gro­ In conclusion. Jet me say we are ! One says: “I havo thrown away my crutches and am ru cery Thursday night. Jan. 12th. He re- worthy of being remembered in our memiiered its being a s’.orm) night old age; onr demands are just and do I longer a sufferer from rheumatism. In my; casei you ha\<; Horatio Warner was recalled and tes­ not let us be afraid to urge them. । made a complete cure." tified, that he wm not at John MeatFs Some of the rising generation seetn to house the night Dr. Goucher stayed all regard us in the light of men who per' Another says: “I fiud that your treatment for catarrh ; : Ipcfa-i H|««t; he- Ian<1l<ir<l A fivortte nfrerttt- night at his. Warner’s hodsc. :hapt» were wrong after all; and I am jtlou <4 U>i. «in»>. ra Ur unusiiid luluuniJohn Mead, of Castleton, in n posi­ sorry to say 1 have seen comrades who ■alt. bbl. | my case has t>ceji highly anccesafol. J cannot tell yon hb « tively positive manner testified that acted as though they were ashamed be­ rUatcr. ton 1. | grateful to you I feer * Horatio Warner was at his house ou cause they had been soldiers. Now Beef Hides 4. a t llldm . ut tt><-(■Inxio of having the night of the llth of January, and comrades let us repel with acorn any tMseppeffa . A lady uses this language: “I have snffered from feund • circumstances that fixed the night of insinuation thal tend* to lower our Warner’* visit in his mind. ‘ weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of .foliajdignity as union soldier*. us be Dr. Goucher wm callea and stated Eroud of our record and thus will ue in vain efforts to get relief. Not u*^ ;’ IT ’put »«»• my cake in yo» i■ until that he returned from the funeral of s carrying out tbe grand principle of hands did 1 experience that relief. relief. Now I am heurty ar I Eddie Branch on the afternoon of the loyalit]?. ' llth about one o'clock and that he well.*' : : iudxn&'snt (<< bin to avniil jn> ment for; drove out to Asher Osborn’s that after­ any rx<ii*’i‘I'omwlnnii Irgirininte withhh noon, but did Dot go from there to The Pomona Grange of Barry Co. | A gentleman writes: **1 kidi “1 wa* was Buffering terrible with kidne> kind tn ntnwit a n-ftw) to pay out iaoney Warner’s with Horace Corts. will convene with Dowling grange on Mrs. John Mead testified that r.hc saw Friday. Feb 2«h. 1MK. The meeting for vlmtevw- ttoy may hav» rujoyad thr complaint. Many physicians declared L had Brights disei " >as' bcm fit of. Qriitr nti ordinary a In m« with Dr. Goucher in hi* cutter and Horace will be called to order at 10 o’clock a. jou were the first to give me encouragement and since pul lent feitice put them, war’jwl att -j- they h»r.- dlux-4 and Curtis on Mirse back go past her house m., and the forenoon swtalon devoted to _____ __ your charge v x1 hav'Pobtained ,, eihtmnvii the relief xv’kf I __d my ting case_ in rirjJ at n {warding bouse fur a week, Us to the afternoon of the llth, toward Hora­ the regular order of business. After­ 11 r*I1 am able aI.Ia a — .1— *___ » a, ■ II hoped. to do mv work the same as before Ii tio Warner's house. On the cross-ex­ noon session: Uua amination khe tratlfled that Mrs. Curtis M usic— Pomona grange choir. [taken sick." ‘ *p Wejyome address—D. C. Warner. told her she was going to Warner’s the Monday of that week to,stay all the - Betponse-Geo. Sheffield. One patient who thought himself in the last stages of coniU"fr finu itnlral in this country. fjuttftlon, Tbe decline of agricultural Week. Ontbe re-direct-examination Sor ir- h li»vk of iik>:u.y witL fnllo.rH sumption and had been assured that finch was the case by hib she svrere abe saw Mrs. Curtis go by SralnMd5 ’ ll* cnusw* and <”>r»~G«othat pn-uijUilbwr ra.«nli!r. It h nu hi- rn with her father the preceding .Monday physicians now writes: - “Dear Dr;,! am feeling better ani and ulmorr-al trttakwj-to rob, r.nd nfton, toward Warner's and raw h^r father Pfipef, Help* for teachers-F. Bristol wb«i tboyniv Lmorht to n rcnhsrQotx of come b^ek without Xta. Curtis. stronger every day. an^Jeel^siire that persistence with you Itacitations—Ella Luther, Cora Mack, tbe ntcraJity of HqtiLL’Uon through th"con- Warngr told witness the 'folio wing Fri­ Ettie Bristol, Eva Marshall and Lillie remeaies will be rewarded with a-complete cure." And i|, riueiua;. Hraigh not cawrfderatr, arftm day in front of the school house, that Tub!**. uC u p.'llu-jvm> dub, thoy fall ujmxi their w’lii. i he trouble was, his other physicians lacked the iueani’ E«aay» — Mrs. Mosey and Mr*. Daw ­ Dr. Goucktr.was at hi* bouse the after­ son. 1 of correct, diagnosis of the case. Instead of »>eing in the la> noon of the 11th to see Curtis' baby. Question, Can our law* regarding •Mrs. Joseph Mead, ,of Castleton, [stages of consumption, the lung ti?«ues had but just began fi» sr.lrrtt for prutartIon from tbo ungodly ,rohthat she was at Asher Osborne's common schools be lmproved-.-D. C. break down. J e l» r... dreian- tiwir Intention to kill them- swore the afternoon of the HU: ftiat Horace Warner, Geo. Mosey. Curtis waa there to see Dr. Goucher, Harrett. S- Sanborn-. atfon.:mrt i-aJHlg- in all lhe fiuiUOi-.and red and at- M. Newland. t-otravafcanl <«th< jwuli.ir and dUtantiru and that after Music—Addle Stone and Jennie tended to " went with lurtis’ sick Brainard. only sttrr Ud« trrribfa rxhlUtlaa of grief, Curtis to J" Question, How should fruit coiripantoback and conintni* fur all mankind und self inimolr- child. Ci lee and syndicate be regarded bv the the Dr. wl pace. Mhs ^“Khmaii by his extensive research, large practice aut talked w| ie funeral, avricuKuralfata-C. Newland, C. Honey­ fa?Mrn4.t-------------lnet“0<hi app'i‘u,oee lor h'rtho practice oof medicine the doetdi i 'tiwuct pravntun million* ot to x,ana 7 uitj pnbcwce ht* had just well and others. There will fa- an evening session come froj tLe 1-litoral, ' js able to correctly diagnose a case where others would fa>i devoted to llterarv work, open to the sad case, f This is of the greatest importance. public. N omik S uwmn , Mrs. A -V Ita* CHstleton, testified I Coimtv Grange Lecturer. I Osborne1* BsnfleM, Feb. 10th, l»i. the afterfl B corrober. .. . rRW*t AAA1KGIOWDKBOO. ateil Airs., - --------------„».,-«Jn)ony. -aKir y,-’K*caiuauo. ht.u/cu. Horace Curtis, a brother-in-law of Horatio Warner, waa ttmn called. He Following are thereat rotate trans? twtified to being at Wurnvr’H w ith his taraforweyk ending Feb. l»th. 188R, “Stt'/S’SS?: >«'tan™. ™.«u, ta, wife taxi child u v/rck, admitted going » taken from the books in the register's worth your remembering ia tha‘ Dr. Baughman treats onlj _ '{J* Inhuman rcmuun* »■» .>>_ A*h«' CHborne’s one Wednreday office • •‘H^raoon ant! that Dr. Goucher returnthat a IW’a‘Ta' ,s " “P00>»list in that line, For roru .. kee Spripg*. sxta. ’ ’ w,th hUn a,M1 If™. “ he ra.n.‘reat them morh more nucce«sfully than tin 1® H. J. Waltennute; trssc ms child. That w^a the only time thf Itsrr*' f diiclur WM«t Win*-. »tu, te n r l’rat*‘t1oner. lu short, be readily rnres cases when t»r:H w’ Hhwn to Monos I.. Sisson »» ■« ; »we. He, however, was either unable SSta‘J.V2 'ir “ -® ASi the regular physician fails. ’I ’l*' • <’"u' Yankee' Mpsinan. SMMarv L Modlc* toChns. rnISl0re;>ifJOnmfTer ,r0ln form of Chronic dise^e. Tiie Test of iili rothing Succeeds 1?ike st Dr. J. A. Baughman, the Specialist. HASTINGS, M1GH., Special Study for Years. s: I Read, Read, Read ! (Uli we/ghF-x. 0?PRICE’$ CREAM Jaking tyjWDE* !5S“*r BEAR THIS IN MIND. perfect • ANOTHER FAcn^ Win. Farkreto run'l O. Otlion.aijso.ItalK-iS 4Sih.'d yOU <*n.«ot r^irt here in Harting, bv L>i <nb.e sam,> 8c">r‘tific and successful method, ol It ? thBl yon gtt only *“ cities, and the at a great expense. . BiX ™ John KbmaM. bt ikU PUlDtUX. CONSULTATION "FAeE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-02-22.pdf 96fe36913c5fc8630ba852f39bbf52be PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXJI. NO. 43. The Hastings Banner. County News. Hastings, Ba icky Co., Micil, COOK & NISKERN, fUHSCnilTION BATED HASTINGS. MICH., FEBRUARY 22, 1888. ■ anthori.-.ed •'it'Yriphonv fnr the Raxkr*: Woodland Ontu. b. M. Mew. 'yrkey. • A‘1.k*n5 Monr-iu. M.U llaK NMtivUle. Fo-miruter. Lacey Poetmaster. Banflcld. , ” . OTxw.tiett. J. N. ( overt, Utriloti. FoaUiuudrr. t’rrvport. AtiVRarimNu katvm: Our -Htmv' P'-r year........ . .............. .. .JtoO OO Jtxtra ch .ore hw special position*. JOB HUNTING. Ksp-cu'. [,-idr i»frit m tbu Job Frtnttmt Booiulm-at •>' the llAS.vrx Eserythlnj; in the eiiltrr ■’ffl.-r is new; and with live totest tvo of type. Cbn u-jst approved pattern* of machinery •ndeonipct--.it workman rn.ployed.enable* I)* HASTINGS. ■;u. II r> |-,..:,-r-, nmwii t Calms, 1'r.ilrfevilJr. - m. ivronani. iiroar1 A. G. .!<•■ r. Ysekr.' spnnj:*. « W. Arm*'.rotnr.Jfowvtis Mills. w‘u rt'reiptei X,‘•f Bajixku |.«vH>n«tUr». KUU w* iruvf ail >ut>*<-ril>*n Mt Ui>- pUce* uamr<! who Lu,»r ... ». Mirir -uuM-ripn li tjr.KKH a nevu:* unmed al>ovr. l:.--i..-rtiu:iv. Wbh ‘‘Old Soldier” of the Democrat would send over u few eggs to our house as our hens don’t lay. Guest its more wind than eggs. Hough A fcipvder are storing 4yxX) btr-heb of corn for the Mitchel Brut., who have taken a contract for grading aeveral miles of road-bed on the K. H. & £. IL IL Win. Baril und Charley Lane have returned from, their northern trip. Billy thinks of going again with u load of beef soon. It i* reported that the salvation army will visit Woodland soon. The young people of our place rnjoyel a pleasant time at Billy Zuschnitt’s ou Wednesday night. Our school scholars will enjoy a short vacation in three weeks. Several of our pupils expect to attend examination this spring. Wunder if ,wr cannot Live an exoinination nt Woodland. Mina Crowell will, teach in Carlton next summer. Nettiii Hin-s und Lottio Taanwend umule our School a pleasant call on iThursday: Plenty' of ice now and plentv of worx for nur hlncksmithr.. ' F. F. Palmerton has gone to Lansing to attend Grand lodge 1. O. O. F. DOWLING Tie G. A. R. ottfop-hre at the opera bouse last Wednesday evening was not ven largely attended. w. A. A j to worth &. Co. are going out of borine*! here, and will locate in the northern pin of the state. MK* Flofecce Burgman. who has lieenat Remington. Indiana, for nearly a year, has returned home. Ab-oer Foote, ot Charlotte, was run in last week tor drunkenness, and fined S3 knd txrith. Bake Mix was also mulcted tn. the sum of 83 and ixhIs. for letting hl* horse run away—the night watch claiming that If Bake hadn't been drunk the row wonbhi’t have orcum-d. A crowd nf Hitstingitea gave O. F. Long and family a surprise lust Tunda* night. ' Tacker’s Metropolitans will be at the opera house on Tuesday. Feb. 28th, for the fourth time this j*-a*nn. They will put on the “Two Orphans." They nev­ er fail to have a crowded house her*. Fred Baker has returned from Kan­ sas Mabie Helm, of Indians, Is visiting at Frank Helin'a. E. M. Everts gowi to Lansing this week-in.-te-id ot fast we-k- and attend th* grand lodge J. O. O. F. He got as fur aa Charlotte last week, before he found out hto mistake. F. C. Boice, Henry Strong and others will attend the Michigan club banquet ut Detroit Wednesday next. Johnny Wolcott is agalc quite ill with acute rheumatism. Old Mr.* Perry is seriously ill from the effects of a fall received last week. The high school hare mad* out an elaborate prowram for Washington’s birthday. A big crowd to anticipated at the Washington’s birthday bril at the opera house on Wednesday evening. . Mrs. G. F. Goodrich is vjsiting Linring fri-nds. will Evans htu rinsed hto Un shop and entered the employ of F. C. Boise. Quite a thaw. Our sleighing fa ■ ’ d .. ... Dance at Dowling Tureday night. I away. 21st. at Rice's hall. The ladies mite sorjety will meet Albert Matteson rtjolcra over a big with Mrs. Wm. Bl vans Thursday after­ boy. noon of this waek. Mr. French who has been hrid up Mr. Belfh lost a valuable colt by Its with a lame back is better. getting. fa»t in the stall. James Knitkerbocker, of Rutland, te­ Reuben Norton sold hb farm to Wm. at work for C. Arnold. , . Cooper. consideration $4,<KX). Mr. Nor­ Minnu- Sage Is working for Mrs. Ida ton wtii go to Colorado; his son Cirartea Matteson. , has rented hb farm and will do likeSeveral from this place attend meet­ ing at the Weeks’ school. liouae. Re­ We notice one of our young ladies to port good sucoeas. very fond of Reed-tag.* Donation for the benefit of Rev. Fow Sitae of OUT ytmog ladies took their last week, proceeds amounting to about best fello a surprise at $27. • Uncle Ji l’s fast Friday A tour pbund girt at Curt Arnold's. evening. .— Aunt Marie Manning is preparing to We have heard 'the G. Ik's of this go to California in the spring. town intend to oat off their head and place a new. one in tta Mead. I suppose it will be a rultbar eneao it will stretch. Your scribe failed to get to the office Be careful owit may bound the wrung last week consequently no news From way, if It dors thu democrats may get this vicinity. ■ mad and not suck. ' School at the Altoft school house Dick McElwala. of Hastings was Id closed Friday. Maple .Grow the ]Mst week getting Sutue frotatlieee parts attended > the sutMcvOwra for tW BawWem. A num­ anniversary’ at Geo. Hutchinson’s, of ber <»< our farmers sabBcritx-d for the Irving,-last Friday night. same. Chas. Young, of Grand Rapids, b vis­ ltel> ITiiBipa went to Grand Rapids iting old friends in this neighborhood. With a load or g$ods for Joe tiboap last Will Whitney Bptot Sunday at Geo. week. • Sweet's. Sam Smith ami wife, of Assyria, Walter Kelley has returned from the visited at Joe Smith’s last Saturday, 1north. Glad to see you Walter. Fred Quick ima been worse for the Albert Kriley was called to the bed­ side of his sister. Mrs. Harry Bellinger, last few dare. ’. 1 A. S. Quick to Mill very poorly; his who bad a stroke of pamlvsu. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wood, Louise cough is no better. Eli Lutttng’d baby to under the doc­ Woods and Leolu Wood Sundayed at tor s care again. Philip Dun liar’s. Birthday party at John Jones last Miss VUIte Warner is dangerously ill Saturday night for Mrs. Will Savage. with typhoid fever. Mrs. Rob Phillips has a carpet-rag Mrs. Albert Kelley was called to at­ 1tend the funeral of her father. Mr. Bor­ bee Thursday. Quite a number attended the G. A. R. der, of Hickory Corners, last Wednes­ campfire In Nashville last Wednesday day, of heart disease. . * • ’Gao. Moore to visiting friends in La­ night. rhe Working Girl will be acted out at 1Grange and KendaHviBe. Indiana, thb the M. E. chun-h next Friday night for Philip Dunbar and wife visited John the lieoeflt of the band. Girta, you all Osborne and family, of Irving, one day want to go; It will be worth 25 cents to rit still and see the old folks work. last week. Wesley Stewart will move onto the DOVD’S COBWERO. -John Renkea’ farm the first of March. E. B. Payne has returned from visit­ Mr. Reokn will move into the city, ing relatives in Kalamazoo and Mr. Demott back on hb farm. ’ A. Stanton wears a broad smite; it to The friends and neighbors of Mrs. Lewis Baiber called on her Wednesday a boy. John- Valentine to on the rick list. night, reminding her that It was her Martin Chandler has the wood all birthday. Of course they took with them the maay good things for refresh­ hauled tor Doud schoobdistrict The teacher at Hope Center seems to ment. and a general good lime was had by all. Many usaful and beautiful be/desirious of teaching the boys to be prejents were left as tokens of esteem pugilists. Orlie, you had better look out or you and friendship. Literary at the .Altoft school bouse will get left. Thomas Hensay went to Gull yester­ Friday night was well attended. They day to buy him a team. Don’t know adjourned until fall. whether be purchased or not. roii»>tv M-»t <*( •Harry county »t« laeunoti nn VKKEl-UKT. thrro nriliral t^mu-v* n**ux f* oral hr n>»ri» rivt-r. c >ul.l"h.*r*lly t>r .vtir|Kv>»*-*L Wit* J. W. Reuter was in Middleville Fri­ t« !t«r*'it:fully 'sUadeU plreeU and luu>4»unie day. S. Hunt’s little boy to on the rick list. «Ma>l.inl<>( excwll'Ore. also * whoul library- <4 Fred Cunningham was in town Wed­ IJSte »Uaino. aiwi clrgm.t *rl:o*>I bi-lldi:>u*. it nesday. Clarence wm in town Thnrsdav. UICKOKV COKNEIM, John Vargeruasat Hosting Thurs­ Several termers met »t the reridence of J. C. Bishop a few davs since and or­ moi w»f<rn( unsurptsyed purity and :.l.*pt.-v day. Railroad men are quite numemua ganized a club of farmers; then ad­ now days. . journed to meet at the retidence of M. James Godfrey, of the Herald. Was at J. Tnggart, Feb. 23d. <-um»i:>llmi to palrans, and two new hotel*, one • ■ if nt.;,-i> |v nu;v opek lathe public. Uisl have no Hastings Friday. Several friends and neighbors ot John ■ntpvri-.r In any cltk of three limo* the poiml.v Mr. Jenuing* has contracted 1,000 Shean met at his residence on Wednes­ Hun of Undies*. It - busliira* men and bush tlm to the L. and H. R. R. Co. day evtwihg. for the purpose of remind­ n.-s houses are fully alite.ct with the times In Weare sorry to announce that grand­ ing him that that was his forty-fourth •push au<l cnterpnir. It has already a mnutrer at BourtsliI-i< m.itiixfai-liirliiR enterprises. Hu: pa Smelker fa worse at this writing. birthday! Surprised mm he was the • its ds-vi-luoemenl In this direction has been Don’t fall to attend the mush nnd whip and l.udi were spared for un­ hinJr-.-.l by hu-k of f<>>p-.fr trau»portallou (win • milk social dt tpe rink the 20th. known purposes. After social inteiJohn Geiger and wife Sundayed with course and games, of which many took a part. The company remained until iiiMitiiiM It urarrr <'-hlc*K*> by rati frfands in Campbell. Mrs. M. Yerrington visited J. Reu­ they discovered the evening had far ad­ either <I rand Knphls or J.wknou. It is the purpose ot the projector* at th Is, Hue to extend ter's Friday. vanced near the small hours of the the *atnn to tUgUiaw neat rear, which win F. D. Brayton soys he has only one morning. All enjoyed the social gath­ m*k<> the C. K «. H. on- of the best lines in ering, wishing him manv more birth­ Nktbl^aft. The Lowell A Hastings raUro.nl has pet and thnt Is F. A. Child’s dog. CABI.TON. . hern graded and Ironed Iran towell south to J. l arger was in the Valley dty days --- ------------------------ --------------------with as much mirth and pleasure.Mm. John Wickham to better at this I_____ t-> ______________________ Friday and Saturday on business. Each one began repair too their re­ writing. Mr. Griffin returned to hfa home in ■ spectlve homes feeling it had been tru<r*4it>K beet, done from Freeport to Hasting*. Marti* Stairs Is still unable to use Tin* ruivl will be euclulrd to fix*Hags In 1*M. Kalatuazoo Saturday. ly a very pleasant entertainment for her limb*, but the doctor thinks she aim! It I* expected will also be puxbed on to Several from here attended the sale ’ the evening. will recover. Bottle Creek These two uc* roads will gise J Walter Snyder, aged 71 year! last OcL. H.wneg* ar Sue trsnspurtallon fncititle* m at F. Youngs’Saturday. Revs. Miller and Wales, of Grand roukl be desired.-and in Ute It ono <g the vrrj Conrad Smelker sold his hogs fast • died in the township of Baltimore at Rapids, spent Saturday and Sunday be->: points (<>r mabulactariug estaMiabarama week to Geo. Smith, of Hastings ' hfa son Volney's on the 13th very sud­ in (Xrlton. to li» .n* Tn see are such I* the alm of the citlA. Loetkaa* horse ran away Thursday ■ denly. His funeral services were held irni of 11 sitings, and it Olfen* most liberal in Mr. Maples, president nf the Barry duectncnt* lor -picl! dmtllutiaud Certainly uo smashing hfa cutter quite badly. fat the W. M. church oo Wednesday. and Allegan district S. D. A., hu been better pl*'-* for ate branciitormanuriw-turifig. John Terple has hlk material nearly I R**v. Martin, of Hastings, officiating, attending the adventfat meetings here cspe* iisH> (uniiluns and woodwork, coaid be । He was bur' buried “* *in “ •*-the — north cemetery ------- *— during the past week. selected and a'Uucnd bouus will be given tnr all on the ground for his-new hoitae. l^_.u__«i 30 f h j 9 wl f e> who ---------Jacob Beeler bus purchased 500 p«*ach I by the side the loeatlou here of each rrtablisiiments. departed ■ Frank Skinner to using a cane now. Hasting* is about toeuter a new era ot pros­ trfees which he intends to plant this I, this ...^ life .... sseveral years since. ?. Mr. 8. A kicking horse fa the cause. perity. and nruponHS to place ItseU In the front spring. — ---------a resident of this township has“ 1l»ven rank of the hustlingeltlmof Michigan, la Hr.» C. O. Fleming started out w ith bis Myron ResbrifigerX house caught fire many years previous to the death ot his csxitiretioa wr will state that during the 'past year the new buildings an>i improvements in Tuesday, bift was discovered just in wife, after which tune ho rented hto cousin-and new rig Inst Sundav and took dinner at Jno. Schribley’s, of East Haathuts astrn-UAt'-q I ta.'.oo'* and during the i>:i*t time to save IL farm and lived with his children, who two vr<sr» siTt.tun. For further particular* ' H. N'ichofa and family spent Sun­ roncerulug till*, unu of tiiu best cities In Mielib I Will Homes returned here Thursday are ql.I grown up. They, besides a large pan. and having as .bright prospect* at any, I after a few days visit with hfa famUy circle ut friends and neighbors, mourn dav nt W. B. Raymond's. Disappearing—snow. his low. . in Ado. L F. l ook, w ife and daughter Jennie Alisa Villa Warner, a former Cnrlten I Mrs. Isaac Rcush. Mrs. R. Wolcott, A. <5. Cortright and I wife Sundayed lady, now living in Hastings, fa report­ are viailing in Allegan Co. and Isaac Wolf are on the sick list this3. in Orangeville, the guests of Wyman ed dangerously ill. |> M. BA'l’ES. Seymour Smith's baby is quite sick Attornevat Law.. ‘week. * , .Hall an<l wife. with lung fever. A nephew of Solomon Shively's and ' Hastlnx*. Micb. 8. Tuinpoon. of Grand RipLto. was Thomas Kelley has bought Will BurGeo. Warner has purchased a new Frartlce* In al ortirw nt the state. »|*eeiaJ. the guests of Geo. Perkins' tamflv Fri- dick's interest in the tnmt market, and brother of Arthur 8. arrived froth Ohio last Friday. • horse. altrollou torolieciiena. Mojucvto U>am ox : takes possession thereof to-day. KEalE-tatf. UHJee ewer W»U.«ert.s hardware day and Saturday. The men and boys are trying to The Clark brothers, of East Hastings, Holmes Bros, and their men w<*nt to E. F. Manly intends to" move to Kala- Sundajed tn Carlton. g a. ikiluEi:. 11. t>.. catch fish. May they have good luck. Bowne Center Friday to get out some mszoo in the near fttuire. . Mr. Stuart is slowly recovering. Our thaw has caught cold and our timber which they purchased there. Orio Kennedy h is h new clerk in his open winter 1s no good. If yon can Scott Cook has sold 20 acres of his Chas. Bronson, of the Commercial, store. An indication that buslneu to call this an open winter after fifty davs farm to T. IL McLeod. Consideration Hnmeopathic Physician am’ Surgeon, was at Grand Kipids Friday ami Sattiron the increase. May be found al Us offleu over Nerla's store of good sleighing, we would like to see $450. ; ' Mrs. Robt. Kell»-y, of Hastings, to w-hat It would be If you would just from * to 10 a. ia.«iMl (rom l to 3 p. m. All <-.-UK day on business. Ten merutiers of the Star lodge visit­ lu vlly or county promptly responded to. B-*lIL Wdton. of Hastings, was a caller visiting her son Thomas and other close It up. ed the Bariow lake lodge Saturday deney-Bentley pl.ver. cor. Center aud Church at J. Yarger's store Saturday evening, friends about town. t..'HaMiocs, Mich. evening. Stella Culler has again Iten coo lined Ed. Grilley <k Co. are making bnsiROCTH It ASTI NG L There will be an old fashioned spell­ to her bed but to better at this writing, nessi lively at thtir mill, manufactur/1 W. LOWRY, M. D.. At the temperance literary society ing school at McCallum school bouse This makes the 7lh week the revival ' Ing lumber and pickets, with u good Saturday evening the following officers Thursday evening. VJ. Physician and Surgeon. Will Mo-in has said his farm and will Makra ft specialty «>f treaUujt UMeasc* *»( the effort has been put forth in the M. E. supply, nt logs in the mill yard. were elected for the ensuing three Rev. O. Johnson, a former pastor of months: EV Band E lit and the urevrvitlon or vt»hni church. । move to Hastings. . There hasn’t l>een much excitement i this place, occupied the pulpit in the P. ’’ir'e? Bw‘“® “FECTACLIM nud eye The spelling school at the-Count Prea.—Eber Lak a * M. church. In the place of Rev. Gibeon, '< and resident* on Broadway, near Court as jet. anhool house was well attended. Vice pre**.—Emma Burton. i Sunday evening. House. HxslitiK*. Mrh. Warren Roberts, of Martin, visited Sec.—Anna Lake. 4 WOODLANP. 1 Among tho**e on the sick list the past at his father-in-lAw's. Mr. McKibben, Treat.—Arthur Eycleshymer. Jacob F. Hofer is now assistant pjj'.- work were C. B. Dickinson and daugh­ last week. QMITII A COLG ROVE, Chaplain—E/Pennock. inaster at Woodland. ■ ter Carrie, Edwin McEiwstp, Mrs. R. Mr. Nobles, of Hustings, was here ij Lawyers, Editor—Etta Barnaby. S. Haight moves.to Lake Odessa this Rockwell and Burt Lawrence. (Officr In Union block. HwUlnrs.) last week making settlements for the Assistant editor—Edith Havens. week. Ail. Jones has cuminenwl moving The next meeting will be two weeks binders sold last seaaon. Eli Lucas expects to move into S. his machinery to Lake Odessa. Dan Merlau. wife and win Charlie from next Saturday evening, when it fa Haight’s house thto week. John Winters and wife, of Kalama­ A E. KEN ASTON, visited friends here the past week. Elmer Curtis Is very sick with lung zoo. are visiting friends and relatives expected that a speaker from Hastings A. Attorney at Law, We understand tout the correspond­ will be present fever. Dr. Young, ot Nashville, has abost town. ent for the Democrat received a valen­ In one week from Friday evening bem called as counselMany hogs were delivered at Rich­ tine. Havent seen it yet, but expect it promptly attending to. if you want to see something beau­ land last week, having been purchased the Star school, seriated bv a few out­ fa a beauty. tiful just look at Luciu' air castle, some dine since on contract of six siders, will give an exhibition. Every Mrs. Hrarv Store and Sate McLeod body Is Invited and from what we ARTIN V. BARKER,Real Estate, which hangs in their front window. cents per pound. know of the program wa can say that visited at their father’s. T. II. McLeod Insurance and Loans. G. A Weed, oj Lake Odessa, was in It will not be dry but worth hearing. Saturday. OBlce with J. (J. Ruay*n a Boa. 2 doors north town on Sunday last. Geo. Nelson and family entertained o: r< e. Protracted meetings are still in pro­ All who enjoy an evecmg¥ fun should friends from the north the past week. C. A. Hough, our county treasurer, Spr.-I.vl attention risen to making eicbanxet ATelectric lights at Battle Creek gress. at the Tamnrac church, and nf property. Die InterwU of uon-rmMent was in town lari week. property owners carefully looked Biter. Farms Mrs. Lydia-Allen and son.'of Grand mnhy are being converted. olall sires tor sale or exchange. Houses and Rapids, are visitiog relatives here. Rev. 11. A. Gibbs, of Gains circuit, have been seen from this vicinity. Rmi Uifalnger’a eyes are »o ba*Hy Protracted meeting at the M. P. In theZasa of assault and battery of preached at the Tamarac church last affiicled that she has bten obliged to church at Asnyria; the Rer. Goodrich Sawdy and wife va. Hilt boys, the jury Friday night. TAMES A.6WEEZEY. Schoo) closed last week In the Cheney give up her studies at the Hastings b conducting them. found a verdict of no cause of action. Lydia Gage has just returnoil from a J Lawyer, The suit of Hilbert vs.- Palmerton district, in a very (|Utet manner, there high school. Mich. There will be a leap year party at E two weeks' visit among friend aC'Batbeing nothing to disturb the quiet hut Practice* in all court* of the slain- Office over wiih adjourned till March fith. 1888. Pennock's Friday evening. A good tle Crock. The replevin suit of Early vs. the the solitary ringing of the lieil Not Mrs. IajvI Gifford and Mr's. Abe Pot­ time fa anticipated. township treasurer was adjourned by many teachers are able to graduate all Last Friday evening Minnie Lahr ter art- on the rick list. the lawvers till the 5th of March, but of his pupils before one term of school £ C. WELTON was the recipient of a veey. pleasant Lorenzo Dean b the boss fisherman, Justice Velte rays one a day and they closes, as did the teacher In the dbtrict for he captured a 20 pound pickerel last Is* scent for the Ohio Farmer1* Insurance Co. will last longer; so put it on the 7th of just mentioned. Something is the surprise party nt Morris Burtou's. Pauline Schultz was at A. Barnaby's Saturday. He wntes pullciei on n man's property ftKrinsl trouble. Either the teacher did not •m by are. ItxUtnlng or wind; against a man a March last week. The union labor club, of Assyria, go Mrs. Pettit swore out a wairant on have life enough to awaken a person life by death and acaident. Tbe literary at Quimby was attended to Lacey Tuesday night. Wednesday of last week for Mr. Shee- from ordinary slumber, or the pupils are all dead to their best Interests. I by a number from this neightorhood, hey, of Grand Rapids, and Mr. Taylor, QOOK & SHELDON, who say the exerctoea were good. of Saranac. It seems that Mr. Ingato, will leave It for my renders to decide Last Tuesday a wood-bee was given Rainy weather; the slrighing is gone. of Ionia, and Mr. Sheehry had a spar­ whether the teacher or pupils are to to Mr. Griffin, who is nearly 88 years (OfflcMlu Abstract Block. Haattno, MUh ) Mrs. Cobb's many friends will be ring match Rt Kelley’s rink on Tuesday blame for every pupil leaving school. Ham (beonly »•«« Atetraet Books tn Bai old. ’ glad to know she is getting better. Dora and Anna Dillenbeck Malted Ononty. evening, and after the match was out Kjy Qolgly. who has been very sick they went to the hotel and undoubted­ the Tamarac school last week. for the past two weeks, is able to be ly being very full of pump water, or . Snow fast disappearing, wheels will around. NAI’PEN & VanARMAN, something else, they went to demolish­ A party met at John Trego’s last be in order in a short time. The sleighing to In immediate need . Lawyen. ing chairs, window lights, etc., anti Friday IL A. Barlow, son of Joel Bariow.u-------, night to have good time, and (Over Hastton National Bank.) they were ar rested and brought before -of repairs, owing to the few warm days after an abaence nf seven years m .had it. just past. Esq. Velte and fined $18 and coats. The Good Templars are proud ot The special services at the M. E. Eureka. Cal., put in nn appearance at On Saturday D. Haight arrested Mr. WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney church are still in progress* and the in­ hw old home last Mondav night much their lodge in this place; they all ap­ H At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Gflltoy.of l>ake Odessa, for being In terest increasing. Mr. Hayward, who tn the surprise and joy of all hto friends. pear to be earnest workers. the same scrape. He plead not guiltvj PracUee* in all coarts ot the state. It is Mid Rev. Miner is going to be­ He reports good times on the Pacific and will be tried on Friday, Feb. 24th. has been assisting Mr. I'erry, will leave coast, a mild climate, thermometer gin a series ot protracted meetings at to-day. y The concert given at the Chapel on above tern. He intends to return the Cobb school house. Sleighing 1»*® dl»appf»rrt. TtriLLIAM B. SWEEZEY, ,■ An exhibition is talked of at the Lake Odessa people sav that they Thursday night, by Mrs. Jannasch almut the middle of March. it Justice of the Peace. Several of our elderly penpie are on Wood school house in two weeks. hone Woodland will not cease to grow. Short with her young orchestra of Collodions a specialty. Currie Chambers cluses her school in We think that Woodland Isas likely to Kalamazoo, was a most enjoyable en- the sick list thn Cobb district Chis week. Rumor Chas. Brown and wife hare gone to ' tertalnment and was listened to by a get a railroad as our sister. p R.TIMME man The exhibition at the rink on Friday delighted audience. We hope they visit thtlr son Ezra who lives on tlie says she will not teach any more. Most every body to getting in a good L . Hotnmpath c Physician 4 Surgeon, night by the Hastings troop was good will visit us again and guarantee a lake shore. Edgar Anson, one of onr sterling harvest oNce. but the attendance small on account of largo house will give them welcome (Office o»*r Athrop's drux store.)' Elory Tobias is talking of going west a social and spelling school the samei should they do so. Nrt proceeds of the voting men. started for California tost Thursdav; will bentwent several weeks. in a couple of weeks, alter stopping- a n*There wm » ehnrch social at B. 8. evening, $16. H. LANI IS. M. D., Mrs. Anihnny Rogers, an old resi­ .few (lays at Maple Grove. Lntie Benson, of Cedar Springs, to 1’hysican and Surgeon, dent of this place, died Thursday last. Th*; nows has come from Missouri visiting her relatives about here. Holly’s Friday night. W<K rttonrt.MJch. Mnt. John Jones is build log a barn. f'in*ral*at Pratrtevflte Sunday at 11 that Ed’lie Crawford is dead. Hr was The spelling school at the south Offioa otw doer rmth o( KHnntr'-ek * drug a North Irving boy and many will be o’clock A m. C. B. Robinson has the job. . Jourdan was largely attended. alocr, wUi be found Ltrro day or nlahl. Mrw Fitz Miller occupied the pulpit sorry to hear of his death. Eugene Horton and bride returned Jt is getting to be no uncommon Me wonder if those yonng people thing to see drunken men on our streets. from Grand Rapids Friday, and Satur­ at Ctessy last Sunday. Her subject, “Faith and .Rest,” was ably and luttis- from Rutland, who ware visiting with It is a querv with some where the day went to Johnstown for a visit. Ch ar lee Armstrong to dangerously ill factorily handled and was well Illus­ Mamie Smith Sunday, got w<-t Bunday liquor comes'from. Is tnere a saloon 1 • in town or has soma one discovered a of typhoid pneumonia. Grave doubts trated t>f appropriate quotations from night and how they found the sleigh­ ing. the bible are entertained of hto recovery. mineral spring. M K I . Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. Mm. Edith Richardson is coavalMtinr. Lee Fuller went to Lowell one day last week after lumber to repair hi* burn. Chas. Demond has beep spending a short time with I’hllfp Ragfa and fam­ ily, but has again taken his abode at AustinX. The W. C. T. L*. will meet with Mrs. Edith Richardson on the Sith of this month, instead of with Mrs. Ken­ yon. . Chas, and Amasa Richardson attend­ ed meeting at Watson. Allegan On. over Sunday. Judge Barnum is a strong prohibi­ tion man. and thinks that there w»ll be another worker in the good cause in 11 years t rom last week if the boy is will­ ing. Sleighing b played out. T. Murphy, who has been stck.with inflsmation of the lungs, b on the grin. Meetings commence at the M. E. church thb week conducted by Elder Thomas. J. 11. Smith's farm was sold Tuesday at administrator’s sale to Cal Beach and I .an Thomas. Conrideraltoa. $U15. . Mrs. N. Grbwold and daughter,of Middleville, were visiting firiends. base last week. Howard and Knickerbocker wm busy last week removing their aaw aari picket mill from Rutland to Gpn Lak*, near Archie BairdX 1 understand they have got their mill ready for burinrM. Now to your time farmers to. get your timber manufactured into lumber and pickete. .A goodly number os the members of SUr Lodge I. O. G, T. al Yauta* Springs visited .Barlow lake lodge hart Saturday night. Have not seen any of • the visitors, but presume they had a pleasant time, for Barlow lake lodge knows how to entertain company. . Mrs. Jennie Dorie, of, whom we spoke of being rick but week, is n» bet­ ter at this writing, Mrs. Addie Norris to very rick at her molher’e, Mrs. Wateoa’a Andrew Cornell to laid up with a sore thumb. In making a wedge he got bis thumb a little too Dear the ax. Rnrry county district lodge cauvenea st the Good Templar* haU ik Bastinga two wrek from next Monday. March 12th. Tuca out good tempteM and fill the hall. fers for week enalng Feb. 20th, 1888. as taken from the books is the register's office• Mlebard WcUs to John Turner: its see N. BnGaud. K* CUreoeeOfltttoChax. MoCawn; on Me M. Irving. teM L/n ins Bajniotel to Jowf'h Harwood; Ua tee IMtea.BM. M. F. Jordan la W Irvins. S7.WO A. H. Wravwer to Oraoievtlle. f 1.000. Mini H-udi to Ida er m M»rcM*C Bucitocid; X* Baltimore, «noAlfrcsl Fruln lo Bawl Mair; «0- tees. Awiyrts. 4. it iMi.ruowr* io vum. ■cacuibh. ^jX^bilTlGuiitoChM. MeArttar. M 15, WoodlsEd. �Kanaas. describe tt M blnieb black la FARM AND GAR Bors YOUB LIVIR ?' from one-quarter X2u*xlrt> and Conrtlpsted. toeainmoch dewuipo-lng-poisoul Freqsent headache ensure, sue iMsllude sod -------- J— whob system l» hat restored Mimuy people to besna soa ptasss by ftvlox them a healthy liter as . The present is an opportune season for studying other people's inventions and exerefalug one's own Ingenuity find clever­ ness In the workshop. All farms, by the by, do not include a workshop among their outbuildings, but in our opinion a ■As • renerel' family remedy for nyspepefa. rpid Urer. OotnllpAllon.etc.. 1 always use The ml mps Dispiich From the Seat of War. “Hello, •B*bt’"i “Hello, ymiredt*" “How's butluesv.*'' i rorxet it." “AM rigbL" it fa a convenience; those who have tried It claim that it fa an economy. IIAXDr WAGON JACK. For the benefit of such reader* ns do possess a kit erf tools, a work benc h, etc., .------ ----- —— ■ ■ ■ ■. —~ _ „f a n agon ick recently illustrated and described in Tturiu N... New Yorker. x< The base F (seo cut), made of two inch plank, is^ feet wide and 2 feet long. E is a hollow tube, made of hard wood inch stuff, insido of which A slides up and down; K is mortised into a base 3 inches from the end, and D is mortised into the base 5 inches from E; D b made from a piece qf 3 1-2 by 2 1-2 7 inches long; C, the lever, Is 27- Inches long. Tbo length of A must be according to the height of the wagon axlo: B, the catch, b hung to E by a hinge. The lifting fa to bo done with the foot. fruit is said to superior to the Professor Budd, of Iowa,' has eipnMsd himself as believing the Oraudsil to be valuable for general cultivation. .Vick, the well known New York sredsman. says that the currndt worm does not infest this variety, nnd that it adapts itself to almost any soil. It appesnt io be wpoJally prised for preserves and jellies. Alfalfa ---— — la- a perennial plant, , which flourishes beat in warm dimatea and deep, rich soils; the nxita grow long and large, and when onca established in a favorable location an immense amount of fodder will be produced far nevffral years. It succeeds admirably In QaKfornia, where it* lang tap root seems to defy drought, amt b iTpecialiy well adapted to our aouthern atatea; but It fa not suited to a hard pan or close compact clay sail or thin lands, but delights in soils where its long lap roots meet with no obstruction. There fa no belter plant known for pro­ ducing a large amount of fodder for soil­ ing parposea from a small are* of ground adapted lo its growth, ur.d it fa also used for hay, although owing to the woody Canada, but being of southern origin its best results are to be expected in warm, dry climates on soils adapted to its habits. The seed can be had from almost any seedsman, and the quoted price is fifteen cents per |»uud. If sown broadcast the laud should be rich, well prepared and free from weeds, otherwise the plants are liable to be overrun and killed out, for its first growth from the seed is nut a vigor­ ous one, and for this reason many put it tn in drills from ono to two feet apart, so that the weeds con be kept down until thb plants have gained tbc mastery and are able to take earn of themselves. There is a decided tendency among our more progressive breeders to build tip breeds of bogs and cattle with mure lean meat than fat. Thia movement han been brought about in part by the growing ob­ jections of consumers to w much fat, especially where.pork la coucerusd, and the waste entailed. In feeding with a view to the production of more lean meat, close pens and large radons of corn hart given place to a run for hogs In day time, with a warm shelter for the night,'and a varied ration in which corn forms but a small port WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES, TURF GOODS I REPAIRING! And Finally 3 J. W. Babcock, Peckham’s Croup Remedy! W. H. Goodyear. Druggist. Remove the acetla before feeding pump­ kins to cattle. ' Uiieaoay, Um WEavn. AND FKIIFOBATED BEAN. • The injury done to pens by the pea weevil, is of the sumo character as that . of Jothtn B. Trait.. a^XJn of the bean by the bean weevil, though tol-lUr 'DKCleut.M.er.! hlll„ U, y,, •Kd, while U» pea wrevi, „.uk„ me. The Injur, u>e eluUt, ot pew that Tuesday. H*“u r-w^hced from bu,Kp |leua mnym,; 5 “ U'M '« U» tone. a. .howu W Ibe expert,neo,, thu„,h p~’f u‘l* u l«ldl» Al III Si ““'■I' “rv'ul Own telwboldeii nt the Probate Offlce. In the etty ef Hartings In tali! county atul show cause. SnStaeJlel.5. C."1' Un“fa*e . AMHilt fa birthcroeitervil that Mid prtlUoaar narunti length bf t he l>tan weevil. P01*^/*"** of Probate. |A true copy. 1 i raring. WM.W.COUt, Judge of Probate. ----- —3 vnrnun. The new currant Introduced lMtsMa~, under the nntue Craudnl! it t nnr^At?,> l«n hybrid bclu^u" ■ml IUbc,Au„nm. this new variety, which ori^um^d 1J tI‘, Put all farm machinery nnd tools into first rate order during leisure hours this winter. Dr. Salmon, chief of tbo bureau of in­ dustry, oaya that pletiro-pncunxniiaarnoiig cattle ho longer exists west of rfas Alle­ ghany nionntahu. ' Ihxhuwy, lisodenwu, W. Va. ’ T' For 'ran I hate relied m<A) «'• 11U« ihsa saythtag cfa.-, to Regulate Thr* «*®Hd in xrtv-II.J .1.1 ll.'U rt'... I-. . . ■*''-e-n. inalfam. Khlney Trniillfa. an«i -G. F. MUIw, AttteUniX « <?rr<1 ,nr ,,r 8t»u»nrs> IJvur inmblre. from vbld» I |,a.| 1 c®'rl',,r ’hem tirjgi,”. ifaidv. SfMl W ould not be without ;k,.t Morris Oates, Downsville, \\ y. *7“ sleeked u ltli Difa.u, wliich mm folluurd bv J aim, lice . M .bnyrrouriy III uiu tt;r fnr - <-u>:oun>ry strength and vicur. ... 1'allfaun,Xowcll, Nebraska? • L last •( ring 1 suffered greativ > - ~ . troublcaomr humor ou my id<£I1 n, of every effort to run- th . •with Indigestion, hod distrc>»lii^'t a' *• The Bowels. By ilw advice of a friend I bernh t Ar«r-M PHU I.. . .K.— " '• Hires Oil my body csnUBeOred i,t •nil. In Ina than one month, J < (—f-uruud D. White. Atlanta. ti a I bare lour n»cd AVer's Pill v fnwiii , r.nd bcHevs them U> fa- tl,4 pdl. made.-S. C. Danka, Dani-M,./ JlyVlfe aud Huie gtH were tab >i „ . ’ piM-ntery n few day. ago. and I . :f, began ffivlnc them small dore-, of C.-.h I’llfa.'tiilnking I would call a ti.- : |> tl.e — Theodore Ealing, Rfahniond^ Va* Ayer’s Pills He proi^-1 to work fur IL He want*1U' *“’• “ ■ *«ku.K wei'es hfa wngra • Aud»> th- master "p.iaito him. -K*p the cummandmsate.” 110 dld not r,rol*»‘' ‘GCUmlUe. uf tk> Ho auvruiB for Mirfil binwrff. H- would h*r0 Lim find outL r himself that I'bodieunt to the faw. ns tbprire of eternal life, wax a chain uf sna- v »»ut in the f'raity ot >t Michigan. known nmnwtlan Iw.wtvn tin' man nnd tbu object be had in view. But the ytmng rule.- did not see tbfa. And w> . Vr 18-30. When be hear! the Loixfran-. swer he st once avktxl which cf the comuumios-uts be meant. And in uuwer th* ritod ,bc ri'th- "cwrtb. dflhto, ninth wM*» odds the tenth. Now *h«w> were of too scamd table of tfa-faw Not a wwl fa mid afamt tboac cf the first Michi Can. and niaNna Owner nwrtl wret. eiw- butidrw) kit) H<r Tret. I elghtVinlne.H dverere west, alt hue ttftMi lect. theaee north so mitii.ubnt>rtrtd thirty tret, thence tmith U drrw s wr»!, th, hundred thirti tbeure •a'rtfc-wratertr slbcz lh» ca» •wtfc *w?aw. > hSX*„bero r?tsr^1“. ,**ft .oat of lb*’ IiZSt A““ to lie tr> doubt about tbc answer. rcr For Iit1 H fa i mount tosuowbt-w fT i’TL*’*™ ”°ihto An Excellent Route. tTO<xxlywiC.drUOn.U.Hfa1^ Ex-I’olkrman Frrtte of Grand Rap- 1,w- Sow,if tt wm- a question of obodirace ids h.-ut fallen heir to S75.(XM by. the b»manW law-i.if it concerned tbc outdeath of a brother near Denver. wwd art atom—it would bo r~ry <-MUy,ivttlod. But if that • iav.- fa spiritual;” tf'the lustful though: fa adnltrey and tbo onrrv beat preparaUMi tor cure ot lung coinplainta. tn Lliour-ht m tmtrxl*--tk —. _____ Mr. and Mra. Dr Pavey. of liilbdale. differed I are entertaining S8U pounds of newly ~ The young ruler proposed to win eternal । arrived twin Pavey. life by tbs dor.). of the law. Nowtbosumtnmg upktoa of“tbo secondneighbor table of oatlijwM.' tix- law fa,i •Kk Kvtt\Vt Acker's ^fabr « 1OOa *orethy "Thou shall low thy Mighbor os thyself." toother at La'S. It fa th. oate^Z J«» mUted fo cffreT. medicine yet made that will remove ail Jf '?u dcJ “ U Terv '*’* ,0 I**®'*.- it. Yua infMlllodisorders It concns w Q-.zum tL°r m''..,*wtate tolcrt W1snythin^ you or Morphine, but gives the child naknd ¥ .V’ roU?r* -vour °*a 'v<u;U. Jfow whv COM fnm ^ain. Price 23 cents. Sold by ^oaU J'°’J ^tete to relieve tbo necwWti.ii W. ILGoonnun i.Co. Dnww sate rssardlusths rataa au<! *jTaig*«s- . i-r by thia route. A rate trotn Chxus, Or >:.T .Ll rupri Stiutxl <k Paciftc ttMwrt pofi.t* 14 1 than v!* any other Hue fa smrauvn ! a st!psul * :'4 , Where Are You Goino? .Samuel Gompers. president of the I fore’ c*’a?d do *S pri-vo year ciaim fa American federation uf labor, fa mak*•» l!w •*«»!* »-«’•; and one Ing B Michigan tour. ; *nons vfaorly defined could not well !>e pre„?« «»» ««*« *«*> «r- of the Inffsmath. aan iX? congest lot. called motive utterly inad- Uw lowest* a -.BWSSh,. Aretehb* Inform avff s- bad, I, whiin alrnoat nnmlwrlfa* M rtrtv* of ebroawcatsrrti and hay fever f0®' — ,, Wm. Bracy, ot Big Rapids, who. was a/i.a<VeiXor ^’ears’,s WriUnga history Of hfajife. or toe Master's glitter of hispid had a bri-bte- cemod for lii* eternal life. H it rUnrir tk, ' f<* him the greater attrsct'icm. • ^7“ la ’■Wor of deefaian,” and qukrtly yieJdwl to to. of Nothing in Hill's Pecrleta (Jmish • an'lJD®t away, Bvrup child, P”*111 , r can — hurt --oil. the me voungest 'Uungesr Cu.. w, and tho etmd NO cur,, cure uo nn pay. nov w. tv it __ . ’ wmai illa nnro wntelircl amxlnat ho H. Gowlyr,,. u. Minnesota Leads the World With her stock, dairy and grain pn-l'i.-U. S.ooo.000 acres Ann Umber, tarmtns am! (.- ‘■'*4^ The rraud council o! tho ltoy.1 Tern­ t-*” “t Tempenmcc tnwt »t Lumihu x eb. z>29. A.k for Cobb's rill, Md ul, „„ ' t*, crnU tor <0' w- tt- Oood- Low Rates to Pacific Coast o 1,34 !“l; ** *» wwm D°W .<W?tu “J wr”'W impresCTl’~bt “*• . rates,mare, sad other- _ HU1 a Pwrlnrt children ■ fnead. Worm Kt—c lhe W. H. Ooodyeir common! v The sate way to get good milk cows is Water cattle frequently or let them hove free access to It. DumpneM is a great producer of dis­ ease among poultry. . For aoms rears I wm a vfetin. . Comidalnt, In consraurnee of v* faiffmed from General Debility ana iL? jwsltoa. A few boxs^af Z.'S ■uuuirn>u..rwu>u >.«»'. uruiarliu |,Jopn•»» *!“• “» F—W , **** rular iatinvato tlia:' afford. Immediate relief We always guarantee ““ LazIt did not mran to T, IL Prire 91 par tarttte. W. !1. Gv^d^. “ “ U ' . could nut rooeive it from him. Nuw, in our A school wherein domestic economy Lard’s answer to too yotmg ruler's qumtion, will be taught is ODt- Of the latest vet - we most uteervr that ho amwered from hfa tures of the Battle Creek sanitarium. । standpoint 1I« occupied ths ground on rvx\ Wire Aeksr's •rhlc£ ho stood. Hfa question was, -What VVuC, BJc^d 'Elixir ahan 1 do **“*1 ®“F haTC- or inherit, sternal 00 -Wo™' -Irexlracr, of up^ Bon thUy1^" « JuckGentleness cannot be kicked into a cow. Walnuts are the latest wrinkle for fat­ tening turkeys. iissatTK, PILLS. whisky, nod which sttmuIW you for m hour, and then leave you In worse condition than before. What you want h an alterative that will purify your lilood, atari healthy action of liver-and kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Buch a medicine you will around find in Electric Bittern, and only 50 eenta a bottle al W.H. Goodyear’s Drug ■tore. obey or live according' to. Honor, thia fa Probably no one thing .bis caused ■uch a general revival of trade nt W. fine it- Hrverimco io perhaps tbs beet. H. Goodyear's Drug Store ns their giv­ Hardly, or, it fa hard for. A rieh man, uno ing awny to their customers of so many that trusts in riches, Excw-diugly, very free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures -and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis. Croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting u tri si bottle free, large size 81. Every tottle warranted. MucklMi’s Arnie* Balvs. The Beet Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Borts. Tetter. Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay veil and id in the light! It would seem from required. It Is guaranteed to give per­ th* narrative that ho had been following fect satisfaction, or money refunded, Jesus secretly, or without making himself [’rice S3 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear A Co. could restrain The Wexford county republicans „ b.ve wrldrtl thrn.l-Un, tau> » dub., . ""J* Hurt »««. dmlh to the other Mter. I f-«k qu-t-o. "-—.1 M»• ter! what muxt I do that 1 may havu eternal THE PRETTIEST LADY In Hartings Bodote'! life^or, • iuburil sternal ItfrC ere should not allow a'raufih to rut). Use rtotn-e yj j- Jk-furv amwering hfa question oar Kemp'* H*l>am v-hKh we xuarautre to rare. 1^, gpndy vet pointedly, rebuke. Aim for iTicetoe and |l. Trial size free. W. H. Good- ■ qm of toe title by which be addnwwd year.him. Why did bo use it! Ho did u<4 mean FOR S3 CENTS jert Kemp'i Liver Jllfa for it. He did not UM*n to w»y that ba C-Jowxxa) Torpid Liver, for Ccnrtlr-rtiaa. for the Complex- I was Uie good. For that Utle Ix-lragx only to loo. W. II Goodyear .Irnggfat one—ur to God. Ami, aa an unmeaning com ror. 1 UOH-T ckHK. rtolt llrwlMlax. lot pb™t-k -» —Jr, Il Xuw Uu, Blood Pn-|-.-atira kut.w:, h will postlively care all Blond D;wm«. rurifiss the A Kansas correspondent In IValrle whole system, and thoroughly builds up the Farmer, adds on Interesting chapter, il­ caastitutioa. Remember, wc gas rantoe lu W 11 GooDYFii ttCn nmawlMa lustrated with a plaindiagram, to tho vast w. u. uoom JU I. a co.. I iruggtete. amount of literature already published ou The dam of Liberty Milla. 14 miles this important subject. Tbc correspond­ ent alluded to believes that one-half of tho south of Jadtev-tJ, gave way Sunday, trees ■ lust south rtf pnralldi 40 degs. doing 81/XX) wfirth iff damage. north is caused by improper training or । heading of the young tree the first two years of its growth, both in the nursery Golden Spec:ft j und In the orchard. Nursery dultnre fa •--------. J _ . not conducive to the proper hauling of the aiHolutriy-han.ur-^ and »;;) effect a |<ennstrees la hfa opinion. The want of room for the growth of the side brunches, and U, aw.uiuuf wires. the cutting buck at the main central stem, JliotiMUKlt o! dniuknrrfa have been niaJcteuiis the invariable practice the first year from the graft. As n coiu-cqucnce. a ■ to-day bfllere thra suit drinking of the’tr'cwn large number of lltnbs start out, often .tree Win IT NEVER FA JI a. The system three or four, that dwarf the central stem, n’;”’.' “ b*«‘mte and then to cap the climax the piauter, when setting out his trees lu the orchard, SPECIFIC CO.. IKS Rare st. CtaeiaaaU. O. cuts out the main stem. Eaglub >|a<u> linlui.it »»»>, all hard. ’umii aild Btd.’wK Soft. <7cM*lio;£d r.r tnilloilM^I iInmna ari.l Idemishre (rom horses, blood spavin, curl* splints, sweetly, nnglkior, stitlra. The wisdom of providing ahelteragalMt cold Morins and chilly winds has been mode apparent, even in the more southern exposures. The btd idea that sheep do not require drink and that their wool will Doable and single, all msde of twrt oak- keep them warm wlthoukshclter ban ex­ tannrd leather, which tvouh! be lonrrr it the ploded one. Extra care ubxlug the win­ people of HasUtua ami vicinitv did not a|>pr-- ter season in way of both fectl and shelter clatc and bur so nuu>y <>f B*t>coek‘» lurnenj । pays In -the long run. and must be'giveu that he eon 1 keep rren with onien. if liest results in-wool and mutton arc ob­ tained. Bear in mind the fact that sheep thrive much better in dry than in wet svomm, and provide when it is practicable, high, dry locations for winter quarters. Jxnv damp places are bad for oil animaln, A splendid •toek'of naeh. No larger or belter and especially so for sheep. ever oSnred. al way down prices. On the subject of teed fur sheep, part leularly the animals that are to have lambs’ in the early spring. Rural New Yorker has given some sound advice, In which A good assortment st bottom flinires. oocnn the following; Cottonseed is not a dreinable food for** any breeding animal, fur tho sufficient Rea­ son that Its effects ettrousbge abortion. Jn»t the place for yon to have al! kinds of repairhig in bl> line done fa nt J. W. Babcock's. Again, fine fooda are not suitable for sheep, which masticate their food most thoroughly. Corn and other carlxinaceous foods are afao not good far sheep except in All wh:> call will receive polite attention. A small, quantities. Seeep are warmly d-jtbed and do not require ao mnch car­ bonaceous food as other animals do. They •ire kept for wool and lambs, chiefly, and as the wool contains 10 par cent, of uttrogen and the lamb needs special provision The five Jefferson street Harnets Dealer. for its flesh and Irene, foods rich lu nitro­ gen and phosphoric acid are required. Hence, clover, as posture and hay, should bo tbo main feeding for sheep, and bran While the . Kansas correspondent docs and rats, with a little corn only, should not seriously object to the very usual furnish the grain food. Three pounds of mode nf training two limbs from opposite good clovar hay ami four ounces of mixed sides of the stem of a tree, he considers it brau, oats nnd buckwhagt would keep a to be far better for the growth of all above sheep of 100 pounds' weight in gootl con­ for only one limb to start from tlie stem dition, along with as much oat and pea at any one place. Four to nix or eight strnw na if will —' Is prepared especially for children, and Its sueinches apart fa better. Three limbs should mw lu raring croup. whooplur cOUxh. cold,. radiate from the trunk or stem like the tamrseoeM. broneblth. and like throat and tang affections so c.-mmon to childhood, make* sjMtkes of a whcd,*altcrnuting from side it josU/ popular a. a iwurtiiiold rnroc n 11 An English experimenter has lately to side of the tree. remedy- Feckhsru'. Croup Beni- vUruS 811 As for height of first limb* from thj •dv Is pleasant to take and con- fnrmc nf published ■ report giving the multe of a tains ncrthlny the taut Injurious lOrnlS 01 serireof trinfa with beaus infested with ground, the idauter should be governed to the mon delicate cnlid. No rrntin weevils. The general impression proraUs by his latitude. From 37 dega. to 47 degs. tons ot opiate enter Into Its com- VrOUp that provided the plumuls or radical bo north, twelve to eighteen inches b by far position, thereby obviating the .tupefylnff effect rMu.ilok from the admlufatnrttou of the rarious not Injured, the plaute do not materially the best to prevent sun scald and the at­ Cures rouffh mlin&VHootfae harket. suffer from the mere perforatlnu and par­ tacks of the round bmded borer. Figs. 1 Ur , Keep Feckbam'aCroup Rem- tial consumption of the cotyladon. and 2 illustrate the proper training of the Wh00DinDr-**Jy.,l**>? “ The report of tbo English experimenter limbs In a borixontol position from the vvuuupiilg aud certain to relieve. Gives; Couch 10 7°*^sleepleM. lntle o0anxious *” 1” hours ‘«n>e. makre it appear thnt for n time plants trunk. A limb growing this way will not VUUgH. many mined from seeds thus perforated show ■plludown by cither ice, winds or weight no signs of weakness, but jrlre^ the flow­ of fruit. The reverse of tlds is shown la SkSWEKS-^ISt Cures period arrives then the blossoms the acute fork in Fig. 8. The junction ot sersssrsy &* Coughs and ering produced are few and small, the plant the limb to the trunk on the upper side fa withfrs and somettare dlrs without pro­ Imperfect, the swaying of the limb by the this wherever lntroduced.M Colds. ducing a single pod. Additional experi­ wind or storm and the entrance of moist­ ments made with five different varieties ure causing early decay and spUtting. showed that the total product was bo In conclusion thb writer says: "Il will greatly dimlnfahed ns to leave no ground be profitable for a planter to procure hb for doubt that the presence of the weevil grafts, plant in rows four feet ajmrt and in the seed fa highly detrimental, affecting two to three feet in the row. With thia FECK HAMM CROUP REMEDY to a very considerable degree the repro­ distance apart, by good eullurosindproper ductive powers of the future plant. those from our overcrowded HARNESS RICH YOUNG RULER. You are feeling depressed, Ute ffToor, you art txitbered rilla. W. H. Goodyear. ____ ... • . , O. .. r rebate Order, Mate ot Michigan, County ot Barry At a ssartuu of Uie Probate rJC“ °««ps iau he nrr.v. "(Jiv. .... .u._ - 11 Bsntly. minors liugthe petition, doh rei» O\A ^"'‘•“•‘MMn-.reUwlwt Tho lli*'Wos were beyond tnre.Jr;50 “ WithnMS ,i tbc answer, The development Pf wheat pnrfkictlon w. II. Goodyear & Co.. Druggteta ; With man Uns ___gave _____ is iinpossible, but with Ood in Dakota lias l*cn truly wonderful. The nil things ,,rn n^ihi.TT«_ v vu u<xl area sown to spring wheat far -----crop is ptact.il by the governor al I numiferted in tfa. fiai«fa«l wnrk^f seres, and the yield .at about ~ looo For wnwr —._ wbon bw bushels, or nearly double the j: ■the affectiora of 1H88, or nearly oue-sorcutl- o Lire wheat production uf t country. you, drurelr ir.Zi™ 1U> presunt evil waHri” y~.dn wl^H Mu^’>^ Good' “""B- "7AM"rS2dS£?hb M.t. ,wr pereuu.w ini at Mid r‘in ihii’n'tr’b* iivJ/^Tnt Hie ITo^»t<I yfflee ia tirt> city nf HuxUnv,. In sal-! <••• :■ '■ Ufa W.Coi.r. �INTERESTING POLITICAL CURIOSITY. FREE TRADE FALLACIES. A FIELD BATTERY. KIRK’S Hood s Sarsaparilla Ootehiao*, in a nrnnoer perafiar to Itaaififfto Below win be found an exact fac-idmile Sen.itor Frye made a complete answer ONE OF WAR’S MOST AWE INSPHHNO best btood-purlfyteg aud airenctbening remoof rhe first ••Black Republican ticket" the ot icr day in the senate to every point SPECTACLES. ' dip* of the vegetable kingdom. You will find vm«1 in this M*t«. It won, In fact, tn viesulcnt Cleveland's extraordinary this wenderfni remedy effective where other thy .firol Republican ticket voted in message, and to every point and argu­ this city at th<r election of DUM. The ment slnee raised in suppurt thereof. purify your blood. rrtuL-.te tbo dlp-siitr, Kepubllcaua of thuoa day*, although not | Senator Frye’s effort was generally ad­ and give new life and vigor to tbo entire body. the extremists ou anti-slavery that the,* mitted t<> l»e the tuost succinct and “Hoods temaparllta did tne great'good. Abolitionist* were known to be, ncrertlu.- I| thorough summing up of the question yet les* favored the gradual extinciton or of heard In cither bruficli o( congnau.. He , ............. MiMi'Mi exiiuciion slavery, nnd this fact, together with the | was pwtiiinrly fitted nnd educated for the . A battery I* nt-reled here- at tbl* particular "Isuffered three year* from blood pojson. peculiarity of the first Uoke: presented by task by liU summer lu Europe, which hp point. Tlic eaviqy are* the opportunity and I took Hood’s Saruparlfia and think I am them at the polls, won fur tin- adherents devoted Inrgvly to a study of the question throws n ditwe uuuss of men against ft. Tbo tne name of black Republicans. The ticket, from the other side. nri.si* is apprwhing. An aide gallops off whmn fnr-slmlle is here given, was treas­ After quoting from the message the, to give the order to tho neorvf artlUerv. IF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Puriflea the Blood ured by a Democrat in the first instance, recommendation that the reduction^ be | is over thrre ou tho adjaw-ut knnll.’ The and It seems he held on to itall through the made from the ciwtonu duties and vlgiw- niilp liua reached it; lie |>o(nto with hl* hand Lumbago. Backache. Headache, Tooth­ Ilooi!-* S.napartlia is chara< tcriaed by w^tr. When it came into this Democrat'a Ing some ot the reunite of such a ptfcred- where it 1* newiecL K Before he cau turn hi* ache, Sore Throat. Swellings, Frostpomwsirion he was not p<M*e**etl uf pro- ing, the M-nai-T went on to say that the liorso around, gun < nnd Itorww" were fdl 'mov­ plurtic vision, and cotdd not see that it only industry lu this country that the ing. Can they pet here in tfawf We must 'bites. Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds. j-rtx-e.j if securing tho active medicinal I*ortcndod the growth of a p,irtv which president did not thrnaten fad been dls- !iot>l this knoN; it i* the key ]xnoLofthb qurin•■-. The mult i.s a ir.edleino of tmugnal wa* to assert freedom to the slave, and envert-d by hta seendnry »f the treasury, jeir' of tbo battla, and see, tbc enemy is nd«BW»gC». ctT-etiug cuns hitherto-vnkuown. IT CONQUERS PAIN. cement the Union on n firmer nnd inure and markeil out fur attack ab». It was vauclng’for a grand Msnr.ff. Quick! order BetidJur bn k containing additional evidence. enduring liasl*. Who originated thcikAmerican ship building und an American iij> aqrxhi r t,-;in*ent to supjxwi the battery Mgt» nnd superintended the production of merchant marine, which, because it was pttribes lay' bUsKiariwric'a»aKJSJEia will: it pvt* here. Then-it cow*. f!::.-!ung this remarkable ballot dock not appear, nut protected, had declined, as all other ” ■■';•'• t° m-'k4 in.; oyer." J. K THOXrtKdt, ----- IS------nt ititrrvnl* through sTnokn nnd dur.t tiki- a Begb.b r <f Deeds UwclLJtaxe. । TUP . CUICC but that some of the party irianagvni were indmlrles would.unitor free trnda “ lln>rt** 8 ttratnrlfia beats all qthor*. and 1 _ VmtP responsible wo* apparent. Mr. Thurlow The secretary u< the tmwnry propoMKl six, eight guhs, and six, wght ra'fsaw*; and 1; worth its v.eini't in rrlrt." T. r.mnrxaTOX, j F*>r tho Toilet, and Laundry. Weed wrw then a -power in politic*, but free ships, which meant not only that t:» iktuk fitruel. hew York Qty. Know White nnd Ateolutely Pure. a* a matter of conmo had nothing to tfo foreigners would run .the foreign lines, »lx, eight Imrara to each ipin and caisson. With a tn-tnendoiw racket, they drab full with the printing of the tickets. It in but that tixpy would take the American (.jx-ed riiTv*. field*, never turning tn rJefis or said that he first .saw tho ticket when.be cottatine trade to welt Bold by all drugglat*. fit; rix for fix Mad* went to th<> polls on that November day , Tho main ruul only reunon, he said, for left, bonding rtmight for thin knoll. Driver's only by a I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Maaa. all lashing tbeir bora.** Into n fury of-foam, in 1855. When it ivn* presented to him, protection in thin country tyns the differ­ ofitcera jointing with tb*lr sword*, and on CHICAGO. IOO Doses One Dollar,. ns the story goes, he looked nt It with as­ ence in wagtw hero amt abroad. With her tonishment. and he refinaxl to vote It, but mogulfirenL faclhUe. nnd wealth of NO CORE NO PAY! instead wrote out the names cf the various material, the L’lpted States conld compete and Indifferent oatwardly. like knowing f«n lie publican candidate# upon a slip of pa­ t<ticces*fally • with noy country In the ... •...—.V , OT WOTM. OT H. many of them will bite tho dust. They bold r.ri’wu h minor. per und deposited tliat tn the ballot box. world if ahe paid that country’s wages. The »vw Xethod Treatment Is hereby ghen that I shall sell at pub­ The ticket borts reproduced finally camo Germany, Belgium, England and Italy, ou to the chert handle* fyr Iff?, for a* a'wbtel lieNotice suction, to tte Ulihrst bidder, ou Thursday By which our Micros* in curing cbroatodla*. rtrikiw n log. tiw enrriagra Jump t*» o fast in into the hands of Mr. James W. Bentley, in all of which he had made personal in the eighth day ot March. A. D.. taw. at ran ae» and deformities Ims boon so unlform.thM will now guarsti tee to treat bad or reputed who caused it to be framed and presented --------..v.»uiru vm.v «ur-workmen only one- tho air. Now they turn slightly with the o'clock in the forenoon, al the premises herein­ we vestigatioD, paid their Incurable mute*, for a stipulated price nnUi after described In Uie township of llaaliog* IB It to tho Grant elnb, whoxo walls it now i third or one-half the wnge« paid to the County of Harry tn the State of Michigan, cured, and in taro of tall tire to refund al) tb« adorui as n unique and interesting cu- I American workmen,-and the usual story (hey ctom ditches. Overturn hedge* and pursuant lo itrense and authority grunted to money paid uaunderaoch written guaranteo. It vUjcost you nothlBrta!nv«wUK»tolhta«r■ that the purchasing power of their wages f-iicrfi ail the horar* galtoping hi ■ cdoud of tnron the twentieth day ot J.um.-iry. - •• —- cr.aaeonsultatfonattbeaataesorbylottert* — -i consul tnUun nt the offlres or by letterin by Ujc Probate Court nf Barry Cuui • was a* great a* that uf the greater wages du< Ha’ one borro luw fallen—yv*, struck ..OT. ..II ... ...» » ai;,.. 'r । free. Tak<-i>oclmi>c*-pay nomoney toadoe. . -Jmoneytaadooby a ballet. The nra jump down from tho ...__________________ tor. unlera unless he hrys hr;* ednttttenee confidence euongh enough Tn bta bin _ .„ ,,t- ton । here was n complete faltery ekffl to ffuarantoe guarantee a scunx whattha uate and bring in the County nf IbJrv in the । * kHI 10 cure. Notnauor Nomaiter whattbe , He had trues questioned a ruusul. who M .•htean, kXn MU d^Xrtra fob 1 ,,rMtureofynurdi.earainayte.eaDon ! reported th;»t the cost uf living in Scute laud- was half of that in America, into a final nuuiuaiit.n that wbnt he meant was luirnra to ryj"»i tho liaitcry. There, they south-east quarter <s KM ot *rct;.q1S|.umber } rarer?"Movw’wSl that living ns workmen IIvW. there was all g-> down n hidlotr, and di*ap;M-ar from In township numi-er three «3) j cums: 1’reKripiU'iis fur the cure of scuta dtaraaat only half as cxpriniive iv- living like the B lew for n looiuuut tl-o_ iwxi i:.»uu>t they twenty-two norih of rati)t” ri'itnhrr right ta) west iu Barry 1 by (Allopathic. ItomriMwathiesndlteirctie t»B» County and Slate ol Mlchtgnii. dlca;Hygteute taaUurlfuus torrvary lady.m-tau* Aiticricat) workmen, figtl. he thought, that l>.lied Hastings. Jammry -s-iir. A. 1>.. tkra. nujn arnftamily. .Mil) be mailwi on receipt ot wua the t .-nth. The tnr.IT, however, which i iiuinfiau. th.- Dcw.rcrat* were trying to tLnaroy rhnng.'! As It liKiuitiy tunu-d lo iiiarbte ennhlcd the American workmen to live I twice n» well as they did in Europe, Have you put off purchas­ j Thia qncatlua ot the cost of living, how- fti-ton! Hi^-sii*, iiuo>. gun* nnd cui*»uns to. of a certain umrtetige inade (,y John Aekrr. -if f ■T-n.Li.in— . ing a Cloak? । ever, he said, liad not lung to do with the get he.- in n iiidritilo jumble-then ah to clow the townsbipnf llopn, lAtrry Gouniv. Mlelilgan. I Iiulteictoj'. sealed In iilsln »ovriope< France* A.ker fite uite t«> Itacbci M. Gtark. I twtecsatwuunas.or.U Crnteta rlir < ecotiumic tact that tbc tariff was ueces- again. Tbrie:lM<:L in * hollow, hil.-itered and hill .olmndstrntrlv of tie- estan* nf Amasa L Clark. I boo** will*" malted for ^.talLrent »uuup«.« ■* Kuy bcc.iu»t wages were higher. If It. are the cab»te»j-a liuk> te!Vw If so, now is your chance to <!.o-caard. lite of Hattie Unek. Mb-Mgon, dated j FC?.lU-be5l.*yirtrvf *' ' • were nut fur higin-r wages the. manntact Mauds the lluo of Uiuin r*. and Lena ou the June third A D. IHM mu!, remndcl la tbe«a<M , -ave money on tho invest?. gun*- Wfiat n metanu<rphuua! of the Regl-ter cf DctiH. for tbe ( ouin < i« If? UrtawuM Ht_ LMtean, Mleli.or ntlS Elm ■ nrers would nerd no protection. They crvrt ere Jtarry .U..T-State of Miehigao. on the fintrrtrday L^’.n m i"c Krasra, iiient. . . । got nothing out of it. . Tho ctatuelikti czuinouron nn- now lull of of June A. D.lrtt.in f.lirertof Mortg3xi-s.cn i **!?.. "•"-rear. Han VKock: Dtfrrtt. Mck , Th*.- president snegested thatthey mlgiit lite and excitj-mdut: >’ »r * cloud of white ■ l>e willing to give up pome of their ptnnlte anti nrt flamd r-uddniily nhoota uu’ of Marr & Duff have marked । wealth, but that wr.«t one of the pre«l- Um black mofith nearest, a terriidu boum Bini all attorney's fee of fifty Unitary provide* | down all their CIorks to cost ■ I dent's in is taken notion-, about the great ring* out. Uteri uuo'.bcr and Marther. Boom! | prefix* of manufacturing. He was sure ! boots! laxitn! Lbe great yniMiius yell with and under.l that tbc average protits of New England HUM PRICE RAILROAD UUTOSK I rngnutactarerv,were nut over <J per rent .. You can have a good fresh ; nnd most of them would lie mighty ttjad to onm. Ito-mi! bouai! boom! tb’oy roar ia FREE Government LANDS. line to select from at an ex­ i turn over then- business to anybody who joyful g!iv, and yet at «uJ.» laxiai they recoil would guarantee them 6 per cent, annual fit horror at tlwie own powur.- Beyond the niirtii <>t range number nluctw) wr.t. from thr traordinary low price. ir!u Hr — ::.,TW vnemic.' Hnte, away "ff in the dLitanrc. tret* operation of «ald innrtgc.gr, t>y a release dated SEND FOR W.-T prefits. This is a chance t4^purchase j ; Of the surplus, lie Kr.id that it it were aplit and fall, atrl bousea roliapatt nt smite un­ the thin! day nt Nvvtmher. A. D. 1t>77. and re­ her Lands no« oraa to sruters Stat e roa. Adtasv In theutlk-e of the Itegirterof Deeds tu ' necessary to reducA it—about which he seen mysterion* power. Ererytblng givo* corded and for B.«rry Cuuniy. Miciiigaii, on tin; ntnU> Lauiesi'and Child red s Cloaks j way l»d<>re the terrible otonn of. iron ntto- day of Norenittor, A. D. trr. In |jm-r •■■l" iff educating the people, in coast, defense, tn silcii thrown r.ut at each b,iom! boom! boom! morigspro on |Mgr h-’-. am! the srtifl Bacbel M. cheap. as administratrix of tho rotate of Amasa r . As will be notif«‘d. a peculiarity of [the 1 building up the navy nnd in other ways The enemy for an initnnt halt, and then Clark L Clark, deceased, having iwdgi.t-d raid mort­ We have marked them all ballot is that r .■> name can be written upon of raluo to the country. Bnt if the ri-ve- reform, «n again and charge up the hUlridA dated gage to Alexander 1-Clark by ii*»:gninent tbc twenli-fh day «>f May A. D. t»bo. ord ‘ or across It. neither docs It afford opjor- uue must 1* rodneed, he only knew of two IVill nothing N«p *• etn» No, they are detec‘ r 111 tnrrtty for the use of a paster. Ik-side* way* of doing it, either by taking off in­ miivi to liave the tiattcry that cauww sbeb rerordrd lu the office ot Uie Ifi-glsler of Deeds In and for Harry County. Michigan, on tbe this it watt easily recognised by those tal­ ternal revenue or incrtnstmr the duties terrlb>'!“irurtion tn their ranks, and tb»ttgb lying captions when presented. As may be nnd extending the f rec list. Reduction of with ra<-h di«rhBr-». wide jaJwi are ojiened in Allays I’Rlaand inferred, the candidates upon the ticket duties would only increase the rrrenne. them, they d» not falter. Tlie brave can­ in said mortgage. *'“> the statute In HAYFEVER were not elocted. Albany lielng a.* natch Tho temperance clement of the country, noneers are failing fast Qalck! •’Umber, contained earn case mule and provided, untire i* hereby I n fl a mutation of a urmoi oi Democratic rauc couuiy county then incn mi as r.ow, r.uw, out but which the Democrat* seemed suddenly to Itren that ou Hntnrday tbe twenty-find day of .pril A. D ts-j»*ut ten o’clock in tbe forenoon, Heals the Son»> , *.!,„*. „„„ ' ti1’ names upon it. both of state and Jovoke to continue the whisky tax, was j*>rth>g lino of infantry rt«*«* from the bob •bat! sell at ffcbHc auction, to Uie highest bld Restores the that you can see the genu- ■ COnnty nominees, will be recognized as ngainst it. Such n large reduction, how­ -drr, at thr north frontdoor of the court hnu«c ine III ark down. having been prominent in the political hls- ever, as that of taking off the internal in Ute City of HavUngs. Barry County. Michi­ benaes of Tttato tory of the state and county tbitf/ ysars revenue would possibly be too great, and No, that to ixily ternjorary disorder Kee, gan. (that tiring the place where-the circuit and Smell. for said Barry County la hoi ten), the I ago. The bottom of the ticket, which he propoMx.1 instead first taking off tho tlierobrconMis again, with ■ yell! Oh! how court nretiilM-s described In said mortgnee. (except tobacco tax, wlilch would reduce it <30.- terrible! Quick! spike the guns! Hand to tbe portion thereof heretofore released from SpeciAJ bargain in Dress p™i"b'r °< I"!'1'*' tne operation of said mortgage M above de­ TRY THKCURE 000,VOO, then the tax on spirit* used in Uo4, PiuSbe? Silks, and Vel- SS’S-J.". SESVS' scribed! or »o much thereof a« msy be necessary the arts, <10,000.000, and then putting on to pay thr amount due on said nowtgage. with VCtS. ncter of the Republican ticket voted at the the free list every foreign production that BR&atREMEDY ipore paix. FLOATING SOAP Hood’s Sarsaparilla JAS. S. KIRK & CO. GREAT Annual Clearing Sale.! . 6/ - .'."Ss'K^-.'irssa NORTHERN PACIFIC I uus.». ufioH.'iiv! RfctiW-r- Catarrh Red Figures ' birth of the great party in 1835.—Albany Also Flannels and Blankets. ■ Jonnmi. Underwear in white, grey or ( ■ New York. New Jersey and Connecticut scrrlet cheap. • are three ot tbe great manufacturing states Wn the VUtOU. Union. These These thtCB thrre Stale* state* have have co..„ srnss .orium- ni, • <’of f the ' ’ e can sa> e you money on , nTcr 500.000 voter* employed in protected your Cotton purchases, either I indtetrite, which paid-yearly la 1-80 in bleached or unbleached. ! does not compete with n successful pro­ duction in this country. . Hint would include sugar, and with tne reduction or abolition ot that lax, which wm put on suddenly to meet the necessity fur more revenue, nnd might bo taken off just aa easily when tbc revenue la too great, be. would favor n bounty to grow­ ers, net only of ordinary sugar, but of licet cttgnr cud sorgbnm. agrrny. Men lighting with bayowta. rtubbed ............wot. —.... OTV .... HU tor sate tel ng described tn **!<! mortgage a* all Blood! tbo*c certain Iola plrec* and parrel* of land Situate in the township nt Hot-e tn the County of Blood! Blood! ' B.trry nnd (State of Michigan, and known and What In tantf Thank God! The joyful dererilwd a* fulloo*. to-wlt: The north sixty lrt» acre* of the ea*t halt (EH) of the north<a*t ALEXANDER h CI.AgK. That in right; pour volley after volley into - ... <’t *ald MoriWtt*. KNAITEN & VaaAMMAX. Alt'ys for the Assignee ot said Mortgagee. I States cannot be carried by the Dctno-. The total value of Imports of silk manu­ Th>-re are ptk» ch iIaii.1 and wounded te; Cratic party without thr* old cf protection . ’ | Democrat*. In every campain iu which factures at the port, of New York for the gether. Pool* of Wood on tha ground, and State of Mlchlgnn. county of Barry- is year ending Dec. 81. 18»«7, was 30,728.877. i. r ei,< /lj ’ this Issue has loomed large Mr Randall At a vrssiou Of tlic Probate C.mrt for tbe 111 front Ofraniiers ShiU8. (]wen summoned to aid the Demo­ These figure* are oftt-Inl nnd supplied by County of tawry. iioldm at fbr ITobate ofnee in cratic party with hi* known protectionitt Mr. WitlteriTc Wyckoff, secretary of the theCltyot IlMtlim*. in raid County, on Thurs­ Broken miukcta, torn elolhro revealing white day. theWthday of January, lu the year one view*. His Indowtuent of Cleveland in Silk AsKuctati'iD uf America. elubt hundred and rlgiitr-eigut. For ten years prior to IMO the annua! skin stained with nd blood, canteen*, Im ver- tbou*and 1884 ns a »afe num on the tariff did monPresent, wm. W. Coir. Judge of ITnbate. for the Dctnucraiic candidate than nil else average mine of the Importations of man­ iicka, guklmui. rooking tin*. catwUter enrtIn the matter ot the estate of Uc.-ijantln C. ufactured silk into the United States was ridgea, bc okra wh<-els »l«*d irons-* soul uxon, Cramer, declared, . which wan ’aid on tht* issue put together On reading and filing the petition.duly veriWithout it the narrow margin by which <27,000,000. During this period our popu­ all UfpRter. find, of Je»'O Erti. »*veutor rmumd tn tbo fast Ixiok rft that mam! Homa with rntmil* will and te«Uu>eut ot Mid draswi. praying Mr. Cleveland pulled through would have lation was not over 30,000,000. and the xelatlve consumption of silk goo<ls much scattered atioirt; human Im ami arms with­ that a certain Instrument now on file id tbl* been wiped out n dozen time* over. purporting In be tbe last will and tesla Iu the coming campaign President let* than now. Ito nnnual average value out taxliw. b sllrs wjth jiti-CTd splinters ami court mem ol said deceased may nr admltte ! to pro­ Cleveland and bte friends propose 1q do of importations of silk good? during the Iemes luotruding through Abe flroh. Tlmt bate and the executor therein named ap|sAlalad. without Mr. Randall. They have taken Inst five vears has. In round figures, neen tnan’t Hux- isidnsaly ar.ulleq and this exit'* ia the president’* free trade meuaga and <28.000,000, though cur population is not tonari Idack Ohl the tka^nir, the hatred mode it the party platform, nnd they have far from double wha’ it was prior to 1880. or courage depicted on their c-aintomtucns! taken from Mr. Randall the control of the I, Thea the increased products of our own Ami the strange jandtions they take-cyoa loewnx have «vppl<ed the demands'of 30,­ protruding from wckrta and tutiguca from' said estate, are n-qnlred to appear nt asi-«»ioaot party orgnnteition In bis own state. •aid court, then to be hoMen at the l*rohat« We nre oiot surprised that The Phila­ 000,000 additional population nnd kept moutirs. Oh! h is terrible One ran but Importation practically at .the figure of shudder a;»l akkrut, turn faint amt giddy. delphia Recor.l want? to minimize the de . twenty-live years agu. On the other i Yet it is war—tbe sr-imiiw that bring* out tta> of the petitioner should not be grunted. feat nnd say* Mr. Sander* was turned on: Ami It is further ordered, that said petitioner ••because be had not been a siiccesMfnl baud. England before the French treaty mdikrt a* well ns tin- worst |ura.i<m» nf turu, give rmt'er to lhe jwrsons Interested in aaTd es­ campaigner." or that The Philadelphia imported annually manufactured goods aud tlmt D the grant riviliarr of tho world.- tate. of tire pendency ot said IwtlMon./and the li<-arHig llieroit l>y causing a r<>|.y qI tgi* ordet. Times «ce» iu tbc Harrisburg free trade valued at <30,000,000, aud now tho aver­ Willinn' IL Hatnillon, U. 8. A., in Outing. tube published In the Hastings BAMtr.n a victory ‘‘Mitnpiy the animal* fight urtder age l« <83,000,000. The <wn*n» of 1M1 in newspaper printed and circulated In said Coun­ CO irttAteaMteW*'uS'job b England gave 117,089. employed in silk Are (UoiifM Alive? slightly changed conditions." ty of (terry on-r In each "vk for three .successive manufacturing in England, and according This I* roman- c The “lightly changed Wo generally think of mineral* * ns deed week* previous Io *rtd day of liunrinc. condition*" for the Democratic party are to the cnwm of 1881 that number bad de­ lump; of inartive matter. Bal ilicy may be (A true copy.)Wm. W. COLE. Judge of Probate. said to be alive,' ercatnro* nf vital pulsations, that Mr. Cleveland propose* to make, the clined to 03,577. Tho establishment of the manufacture ami irparatad ItiUi'iudivlduals asalrtlnct a* tight on a tree trade platform, with no help from protectionist Democrat*, nnd of k ilk in the United States lias steadily the plant la a for»»f or tb- tiger* In th« Jungle. with such a tight he expects tn carry New reduced the percentage of the consump­ The dujvwllious of crystals are a* dtvera* u> tion ot foreign i>ilks, nnd at the aamo those of nnimalii. They throb with ntiteon York or CoaoocUcut!—Philadelphia Pre*-t Imo greatly reduced the coet of silk goods to the consumer, to any nothing of tho long a* they hare opportunity. They ran b? employment it ha* given to 40.050 In­ killed, too, though not M enxilv ns an oak or Tho convention ot Uie Workingmen’s dustrious operative* now engaged lu that * <log. A strting electric shock div.-liargrtl thankful. Hut not alsays- Mr. W. W. (Irifilu. assembly of New York state adopted the occupation.—Now York Press. through a crystal will ihvonipor it very of Treat Crvek. fit. Clair Co. Ala., writes: “1 following resolution at Albany: ■ rapfiBy if it Wof wifi structure, cnittlng tin* ‘-•Whereas, the pratiden’. of the United particles to gradually dMntegrote tn the ref '. States, in his annual message to congress, "'■••It never rains but It pours.” This ----- varan order from it* growth, until tte poor icamly ablo to work at ail. .Sometimesmy has recommended n sweeping reduction of rosy be applied to good n* well ns lo 111 thing h«i In dead, abrtpetou ruin It fs’tnie in-art would palpitate for two hours at u time. luck. Following the inflicting of Cleve­ tte ery»ini's life hi tinhkr tlmt of higber- My legs would gel cold to t lie knees, mid 1 tally That it be tho sense of this land’s free trade message npon the Demo­ convention that we ore opposed to any re­ cratic party, to prevent another stmddle table an-1 aniinal Bfe Is no grreter ihan Hint exported to die. In Heptetaber. l«i. I bought a duction that may bring the product of of the tariff queatlon, the IVnnsylvanla tetw«jati mineral nu-1 vegetzililclifc. Linun-ua, bottle nt fihaker Extract of Boots, or Selgei’a foreign underpaid tabor in competition Democratic state committee ha* organ I red lli« great Hwwlieh iiuturuliU, defined the Curative Hyntp. of your agent, Mr K. M. Klrg. before I Itad taken the And bottle I fell with the people of free America, and that under the manlpnlatJous of Congressman three kingdom* by saying: **8touc« grow; and better, and In a short tluio ws* able lo xo to we favor a tariff for protection n* well as Scott by throwing Randall influence* plants grow null frel; animals glow »ntl fa I work. "Muy Hod bless you for the goo^yon have done." for revenue.” overboard. ,The committee passed reso­ Mr. Wm. J. MeCauu. tn tJUMtallM., Boston, lutions enthusiast ically Indorsing the md»writes: "Hix month* ago I began to throw up a food after eating. I Uieught J wm gnlug sage. and urging the rc-electlon of Cleve­ eniKumpilon. I *oon began to have twin White at the head of the interior <!e- land on the policy of hb ines.-mgc. In the chest, stomach and aides. I gut fittia This action of the committee will not lntiil«Ay- ”Mn». Clovelt’id is looking baud- sleep and wake all tired out. I once lost tho partment Mr. Secretary Lamar's dreamy pounds In foBc- days. 1 Iwau using Shaker and introspective hnbita caused him to only insure 100,000 Republican majority Extract of Root*, or Helge!'* Syrup, and when I overlook tho fact that every patent must in Peuiuiylvanla this year, but it will rtrongvr, physically, all Xbe time, nt>d hre had fintatod the sixth boltle I could eat three be Maned by bi* owm band, and hundreds have a mnrked effect npon such states ns squaremeila a day. and go to hl rep the' minute bnrageutitncn of patents were leaned with tho signature Ohio, New York. New Jersey nnd Con­ iniraldy <i*viofrj>e<!, Uxiugfa »o wall covered I rtntckribe bed. I am * paper Imnger by Irada and hare wtekrd every day »fncc I took the of an ntwiftant. This mistake enn only be necticut. The federal officers tn Penn­ remedied by special legislation. It ia to sylvania have very much overdone their be hoped that In construing the tews or work In their teal to let President Cleve­ iti cantnat with a wh’te woolen dnaat, so often the United States Mr. Justice I-nuiar will land know they are standing by him in a current not disregard any eeeentlal liule point of state that will lack 30,000, under the moirt this kind. Unfortunately, the poaelbllity favorable circumstance*, of polling a you; of bls being caught napping H not slight. Democratle majority In a national eteotton. — Blnfhamton (N. T.J Republican. —New York Tribune. liinn V Ann 0 IV m irr LJlJrr YOUR BUCCY ■MAY GOD BLESS YOU! FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST ill HOUSE PAINT COIT’S FLOOR PAINT-H ’J j^stWONT DRY STICKY Default hsvltig brenta«de tn tb* eoodltloa* whkb martnM the it*te ot IM* . .. ““ —.... -U ...1^.1 .... - >.-v V> WW d-.i'.ars provided for In Kahl m.»rtg*c»-. and no »idt or proceeding* at law bailtw teen tnailtut- b<ra. therefore, by virtu- of the power of sale contained In said mortgarr. and the statute tn ... v >u iuc lun uuui. a Bilal! »e!t al public suction to die Mubeal bld dar at tK* nnwK . lni-re»t. at amen percent, ai the *amr to be sold Minjcet to t nt elmeu hundred dollar*, jet i -Ti.." premise* being drscribed In said mortKas all those certain pieces or uarveto uf situate tu the towusliiu of MoodlatKi. lo toe connty of tanrr. and state of Mienhun. and known amt drsenbed aa fuiows. to-wlt; Thr west half of the north cast fractional nil A Cfflnaortt. AXlurmns tor Mortguorr. Mnctgaffee.' State of Michigan, county of Barry .-as. At a mMm of the Probate Court for Cha County ot Barrv. ho)drn al the Prvuate Office tn the City nt Hastings, tn said ertuntr. m> Turn dar. the“Ui day of FrbntB'y. iu the yqar oce In the matter of Uie estate of SolonBralty, d«ee*Mvi. On reading nnd filing the petition, duly veri lied, of D. K. Cook, guardian ot the nrtr* of <una deceased, praylug tni« euurt to adludtait• and deterenlbc who are or acre the legal iielra ot said d-erased. and entitled to Inherit the real r*tate of which said deceased died retard. .ThrrvuMm It Is ordered, that Thursday, the 1st day ot March. A. D. twa. at ten o'etotk la tbo forenoon, be aastiraod lor the hsartug of yld petition, and thailhe heirs a*, tew r.t said droea-M-d ati'l all otb.-r persoua tutereated tn said estate, an- required to appear at a srsstoa of *ant court, then to be hoblJn at the Probate (KT.ce lu the city ot UonUug*, in said county, ami show cmtoc. If any there te-. why the prayer of the petitioner Mwuld not be granted. And it la further ordered. Tliat Mid petitioner give noUr* to the persons loterratrd In raid rotate, of tire pendency of raid petition, and the Ytsariag Urreof. by earning a copy <>f ti Is order to t* pubUabrd In tbe darting* Hamnku, anewspaper printed and circulated In said county of Barry, once in each week tor three succresire g “KS-., M.tM&SNKS; LADIES PEERLESS DYES �Tho Hastings Banner. Hasting#, Mioh-. Feb. 82»d, 1888. to and no doubt Win cheerfu«y accordj AOOTiONAL LOCAL HtWB MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Bismarck" to ttomhtooUtfAtaM The repo time since Barry county was oiranlzed, that which custom has made their right. Every other county In the district haa been honored. It is our time now. Where is that Jeffersonian simplicity EDITORIAL NOTES. that was to be let loose in the national An article was recently published in capital after Cleveland was inaugurat­ tho Detroit Evening Journal that ed? Never before in the history of means, if it means any thing, that a our country was so much disgusting coterie of Detroit Republicans have a snobbery seen at Washington as right scheme to aide track Governor Lure now, with Cleveland as the big Mogul in order to feather their own nests. on all swell occasions. . The article may represent the vagaries The Journal's efforts to flop over into of some romancing reporter, and we hope for the good of the party that it the democratic party, against the wish­ does. There has been altogether too es of the democrats themselves, are de­ much scheming of this nature already, cidedly amusing. and it is time to call a halt If such ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. things are tolerated in tbe party much longer. It is sure to go to destruction. Tbe following is a list of the cases on j Tho feeling is too much prevalent al­ the calendar for tbe term of court now | ready that no man can expect prefer­ in progress: ment in the party except he have a long ’ CRUrtNAL CAUSES purse. We axe the last to seek to dis­ The People va. Clement Mugridge; parage a man on account of his wealth. The5People vs. Chester Cole; inallcTo a certain extent the possession of । ious injury to fruit trees. wealth shows business capacity which The People vs. David Fuller; fofgery. is certainly a good thing to have in any Tbe i’eople vs. Hiram Norton;Incest. Tbe People vs. Thomas Casey; bur­ position, but when certain men attorn pt to use their wealth to control the re­ glary. The People vs. Oliver Rose; larceny publican party in their interest, it can­ from store in day time. not and should not be tolerated. Gov­ The People va Robert C. Pick worth; ernor Lace is satisfactory to the repub­ arson. The people vs. Samuel Van Arman; lican voters of the state, and should false pretenses. and will be renominated. Any other Ths People va William Tuttle; ascourse would simply be suicidal. Ifj sault and battery, those Detroit statesmen attempt to deTht-’ **-*•* '**■ People ’•■ — va •George Cox; conceal­ ing stolen goods. feat Governor Lace's re-nomination or The People va Harrison J. Forshey bring^presure to bear on him to prevent and Sarah Forahy; concealing stolen his again being a candidate or promise goods. issues or FACT. him—what they have no right to prom­ Jeremiah M. Rogers va Araoa Faus­ ise and no business to interfere with— ey; assumpsit the congressional nomination in this i Charles M. Putnam and Lyman Put­ district—they will be the enemies of I nam, appellees, va Solomon Sellers, ap­ . lbs party and bring it to certain defeat pellant: ass um psi L Eugene Rich, appellee, VA John M. The republican party must go out of Mead, appellant; assumpsit. this kind of business or the people will William T. Rose, appellee, ya Thom­ go out of the republican party. The as Ellsworth, appellant: Assumpsit Dana C. Swift, appellant va F. M. people must be given to understand Smith, appellee: assumpsit. that the republican patty is not run Hiram L Brown va Jonas Early; as­ wholly in the interest of a few wealthy sumpsit Thomas Ellsworth, appellee, va. Wil­ aristocrats, and that other men of abili­ liam T. Rose and Myron Potter, appel­ ty have some show or the days of the lant; assumpsit. party are few and numbered. It is Oliver H. Perry, appellee, va. Loren­ hoped that timely warning may pre­ zo Tobias; trespass in the case. Edward O'ConnotvA Ambrose Allen; vent this impending calamity. trespass, pica of title. Henry L. Newton vs. Alfred A. The Journal revives the ancient Matthews; assumpsit X. chestnut that a protective tariff is un­ Charles Horalwck. appellee, vs. Sam­ constitutional because the only power uel Weeks and David Searles, appel­ vested in cungreegjt to provide the lants; assumpsit. John Yarger vs. lTyaes S. Grant and I neoettaary revenue to meet the expenses Elmira Grant; assumpsit of government Why stop there? The George Osborn va David Brown; as­ rest of that same sentence says also, that sumpsit. IMPARL ANCE3. congress shall provide for the proper John E. Barry and Theodore C. defense of the country—which the dem­ I Downing vs. Moses Nleewonger nnd ocrats have signally failed to do—and Franklin Warner; assumpsit. for the public welfare. A protective William McMurray. Edward Joneo tariff is JustiBable on the broad ground and Geo. A. Weed va William A. King; •aaompaU, • that it is necessary in order to provide Geo. W. Cain vs. James F. Stlnphfor the welfare of our country—to pre­ comb; assumpsit r. serve home markets for home products, Clifford D. Beebe va Juhn.W. Henry; and employ American labor at remun­ assumpaiL in the matter of the application of erative wages in these branches of inJames N. liarthorn; petition for dis­ uustry which cannot be carried on charge of mortgage. withOMt/protection. Inlay City Optie to prwparian to U‘«*- ■}«cimaa ot natural history. Tbe sinking ot a deep well on tbe farm ol Fred Myers, at Cuntrwville, revcalsd tbe presence of natural go* It to thought that gaa in paying quantities will likely bo ob­ tained. Hon. WUliam L Webber. a ooceaaafu! l*w- to aa a pedagogue, teach ecbool. were discharged. It required tbo united efforts of fl get a Hartford drnnk into the loc Hut it was a tougher job to get hl took Sb. 75 in bard cash to do that Hubbard IaM* man, since dacMtai that tba M rsliatou and Del tea wiU have a Sit. WO roller grist-mill Thia was to bare been an open winter. And. so U haa With tbe mercury vainly trying U> flud a resting place away down In Ua a/s in tbo upper peninsula, ws willingly marrtoa ba ia comeiooi ol tl Last week's issue of the Nashville News presents in an article which we give herewith entire the name of Clem­ ent Smith, of Hastings, as Republican candidate for the nomination for con­ gressman from this district We feel sare that this suggestion of Editor Strong will meet with popular favor throughout the county, nnd that as a nominee. Mr. Smith will receive a support that shall lie an expression of confidence in hb ability tu fill the posi­ tion with honor to himself and Barry county and to the best interests of the district—Middleville Republican. What has become of tbe greenback party in Barry county » Its organ pub­ lishes approvingly an article from the veraaUIe pen of Charley Hamptou. that says tbegreenback party is a dead duck. Moreover tbe Journal is trying to out do its contemporary, the Democrat in advocating democratic doctrine. In it all there is a conspicuous absence ot all those principle* that have been the very foundation stones of the greenback party. Time and postoffices work pany changes.__________________ After all their close figuring and lav­ ish expenditure of mouey. after com­ bining every element of opposition, the democrats were unable to carry tbe 11 lb congressional district. Seymour, repub­ lican, wan elected by a majority m large an Modi ’s, in proportion to Uie | 1’hk.mokkt Sselye, of Amherst Col­ lege, has made a studv of “Our Politi­ cal Prospects” to determine what large moral prind pies the political party that hopes for permanent sueeesa must now build itself on. This essay will appear in the Forum for March. In the same number Representative Wm. M. Springer, explains the “Hindrances to Surplus Hcduction," and Mr. Wm. R. Morrison points out from a revenue reform point of view, “Who is Benefit­ ed by Protection." Falls View was unknown until I created by tbe Michigan Central railor thirteen Homo to what p u aa him. II-'« l road, which stops its trains at this point now boarding at tba beside to recuperate to enable Its passengers to enjoy the grandest and most comprehensb e view BREEN WILL CONTEST. of the falls that is to be anywhere ob­ tained. Before that time people came In carriages from the American side to “Inspiration Point,” the view from which Howells said wm “unequaled for sublimity," but Falls' View, being more elevated, the scene from it ia much finer. No other road runs to or near this point and through passengers ••Hay. if you want wm^hlng p by the Michigan Central, “The Niagara Falls Route," have this great advan­ think of wbcnywi'n- in • d«mtor* tage without detention or, additional expense. ' The annual meeting of the Barry A Eaton was held in Union hall yesterday afternoon, was well attended and the best of feeling prevailed. Tbe secre­ tary’s report was especially gratifying. m It showed ths company to be in a flourishing condition, with *4,000 less liabilities than at the same time last year. The following new officers were elected: Treasurer—A. P. Greeo^Cbarlotte. Directors-Barry Co_ E. F. Nye. Johnstown; J. H. Earl. Orangeville; J. A. Robertson, Irving; D?W. Bmlth, Castleton; Oraon Swift, Maple Grove; E*t™» Co-.,A. G-. Je*eU. A. D. Carlton. ally. H coualdarinr a projawluoa front tbe Cad iliac folks frighten their neigh boro with make-taisova ported^bat ba had dial. Tba young wife dratute werr the regular phynrioni tbry ixvw about dentistry was t-> bidw-us kfel «rf steel grajipHn^ l-e.k a tootband then tuml away until : ■ hrmist, n [ww '.s-nl tnetalhrnns: phrwirian. an onatocuiw, a eur^v <««X' >uxlrr-|t>. Eight UmohuuI flvwhtuMiini Simi.wh .'^4. kxma w*m recatv*! at tbo away <<fi. -u. mahwd tatobdUu^ AU uf tbwaeuttn.« hHi Boralieck. Clement Smith invited the officers to his. home, where refrrohmanta were served and all enjoyed lhemadves thoroughly. Those officers were invit­ ed with whom Judge Smith did busi­ ness when he was secretary of the Barry A Eaton. by Hponlmls dunng ti-t 5»pq The officers and members of the com­ pany fed that it has taken a new lease rbo tbrn inli'UM the Canbbnw -e of life, and propjee to makefthis year one that will add materially to.the com­ pany's standing. neetinc adjourned. Lhbngrwpbrrc will' be pb»»-<! : . u It has l>ren well said by a distinguish­ ed writer that “the Michigan Central b the only Niagara Falls Route in tbe Euni*. country." . It is the onlv railroad that runs di­ rectly by the falls and stops its tndns ata point from which all parts of the fall* and tbe rapids are in full view. From thb polnk called Falls View, the ktee from the Michigan Central tain, whether iu its summer setting of euieraid or its winter setting of cry stal b one of unexampled grandeur and sub- j limit)-. As it b on the .direct route to ' New \ ork. Boaton and New F uo cost-bound traveler should Tall! to take advantage of it. Ural pointer that local | rvhlbfcioo user prv hibfc. Battle Crwkers are agitating IO piece alibi, aud been dlsebargai from cust> etitiefaction. J The Barry county papers are boom­ ing Judge Clem^pt Smith uf that coun­ ty for congress, to succeed Hon. Jama O'Donnell. We Infer from this that the republicans of Barry have united in deciding to present Judge Smith as their candidate. Under the circum­ stances this is a very important step looking to the naming of a candidate, for. since Barry county has never had the candidate, she has very strong claims upon the district this year. Be­ tides. she presents a very strong candl■date. There are few cleaner, brighter and more popular young men any­ where than Judge Smith, and he to en­ tirely worthy to be presented as a candi­ date irrespective of any claims his county may have.—Chariotte Republl- the accustomed oonrae. Tbe question Is, who or what la there to replace Bis­ marck when he too disappears? Two portraits will aocompany the paper in The Century, one of them an engrav­ ing of the bust by Roth. Henry Richmond vs. Mary Ann Richmond; divorce. •Sophia Sage vs. Willard D. Sage; di­ vorce. Matilda 11. Nichols vs. John B. Nich­ ols: divorce. Catherine C. Whitney vs. Barbara E. Hill, Elizabeth M. Hill and Amanda G. Hill; bill to establish lien. S3, (DI church debt lu a twinkling. Clara A. Baird ya Samuel E. Baird; To remind him of tbo robin's aong and divorce. Walter S. Rowers va. Joseph T. Goucl.er nnd Maggie J. Goucher, fore­ closure. Clark Ixjomls vs. Elizabeth Loomis; divorce. Micbiaan haa about 7 ,(<X) Ipdiana, big and Elibabelh Hume vs, Joseph G. Hume; | divorce. Izora Cummings vs. Henry Cum­ and basket* Hunting and ttobtag to an mings; divorce. , Allie L. Seetoy vs. Frank M. Bixler and Mary A. Bixler; foreclosure. Mellsaa E. Hinchman va Lyman A. him to help lighten your jug. Shedd an ! Margaretle E. Shedd; fore­ closure. _ W ?XL Ma Wheat, white Cork Herald, who Chandler; divorce. aty. He took George Brace vs. Eliza Brace; divorce. CHAMCKRY—FUVRTH CL ASA. Ednx Douglass va, hfartha Ann Dougiua; divorce and bill to reach inlerestr'iu rad estate. Wixcmbitkk Ohio, Feb 19.-Mtos Enima Abigail I^arabe* vs. Henry 1 jwabee; divorce, proofs in open court. Hetuy Howe va Elizabeth Lawrence, covered, but tbe burglars skipped. et al., foreclosure. Gratiot, Osceola and Charleroi* eotmUea front of tbe flraplace early Saturday morn Milton F. Jordan va. Niei Stewart ami Donald McGlachlin; bill to aid exicution. Ralzey B. Richards va. Lyman A. Shedd; petition for tinal judgment, exe­ cution. etc. William Pipp. et al., vs. William Mitchell, et al.-, bill to enforce mechan­ Saturday morning, including a atom bouse machine tba— ‘ ’ ■ ics lien. Grand Rapids haa a balldiog and loan Henry Darling va. Solon W. Hale; aasucetloo reproeeuting a eaptoal ot At,000,aaUmatarl st administrator, etc., et al; bill ot inter­ pleader. proofs in open court. Christopher Kill vl Zebediah Parks and Betsey J. Parka; motion to dissolve injunction. George V. N. Lotbrop va. James A. Sweezey and Mary A. Swaney; flriL to abundantly able to oara for bar uadoctucaae. petition for execution, etc. George V. N. IxXhrop vs. James A. ot KalamMOO furnish Swrtzey am! Mary A. Sweezey; second ease, petition for execution, etc. Ralzey B. Richards vs. Lyman A. Shedd; petition for allowance ot re­ edver's account, etc. nj'CXMAn. Ohio, Feb •a.-Bw Hoo klm »m ho in to appear tu coun Saturday moruing a ad taateaa hw b~n partpt^ Among the latest exhibition* or Hja counoal, Mr. BaUtnan —»» *y-» R-^rv what it is possible to accomplish by the engraver's art is k large pocket man Just iMued by the Kt. Paul, Minneapolis A Manitoba railway, showing thu north­ western country between Chicago and lbs brosebes fcr a fntnrv raid. KbW York, Feb it-The WoAd pnbthe Pacific Ocean in detail. A copy Holland is Imbued with a desire to plough will be mailed free to any addrera upon ■the raging main, and to In pursuit of a atop- TL~*. **•?’ 7>,“'»aa ot interviews with i*MnitMt>t Republicans aa to Goo. BbertdaaN application to C. II. Wabrex. Gen yard aa a preliminary reqntolta Pass. Agent, 8l Paul, Minn. Aak for map H. ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. HASTINGS MICH BOOTS Good goods at Bottom Prices! �i PERSONAL MENTION. Geo. Preston haa sold hto stock in the Hastiaga roller mW to Valentine W. P. Sldnam visited Delton Tbursmonied men in Barry county win find day. their personal tax largely increased, Under-Sheriff Mdou v totted lotus judging from the record of mortgages D NIBKERN. Local galtoc. Friday' a Chicago genltoman for iCOO. itycho Register's office. . M. L. Cook visited Grand Rapids /Hastings divtoloo ought to send a As soon aa tbe weather permits the •j»he Friday. C. K. A S. R. ,1L company will bridge drill corps to Cincinnati, and an effort the Thornippln und build a siding for John McOmber clerks for to do so to being made. The effort Nevins. Wilkins'mill. should be successful, as Hastings un­ Minnie Hale, formerly of Wood­ John Llchty returned from Kansas doubtedly has the m iterla! and the HASTINGS. MICH., land. an inmate of the industrial school ', last week. ■Q-eoud door e*»t <»f American llouw. •oUdte spirit to win the 81,200 prize. for girls at Adrian, died this week Io„ pjxrt»na«e of tne people of Harting* and Judge Hooker arrived on the 1:45 Rev. G. D. Lee visited Grand Rapids from typhoid ^ycr. virtnlty. and riaruuloeo Uriel b first-class work yesterday. • The market on beans is still advanc­ M rrry reaaouahle price*. Oho them a trial. p. m. train Munday, ami circuit court Ed. Powers visited the Valley city ing. If in Deed of any, you will save Don't wnd your laundry work out of town alien began Its usual grind’at once. It is m< niy by buying now. Btauffer A ,aa *n art R done in aa Rood-Bbape. al aa low thought the session may dose this yesterday. Crawley keep a full supply. mm* al home. »5*el*l ratal for fsunUy wash week. Burry county don’t suem to Claude Potter will return to Detroit have much use for courts of late. to-morrow. < Extra honey syrup is the brat on The Hastings Banner. REMEMBER Troy Laundry. Hastings City Bank. HASTINGS. MICH.. !AFITAL, $50,000.00. OFFICERS! DIHKCTO**: U E. KbA»i*n. 600 600 600 BUSHELS BEADTY if nN POTATOES. 'Warranted jj<xre stock xt DUNNING 1 ROGERS. The finest corikers o£Xhe neaw«on. The best t»ee£ for the farmer. Ripens early-nnd good si»e. si .00 SI 00. 8100 . April im. iw« Farm far Sale! Local News. Circulation this week, 2,12o. Oi.ivEe H. Qrack has been granted an origimf pension. Our M. D.'a report noch sickness, principally lung trouble*. A law stoident wanted at Knappen A Van A roan's law^office. F. II. Bsjai.ow A Co. are offering JOO bushels of recteaned home grown ■ clover seed t«r sale. John Lrcerv brought hack a car ■load of horses, that are now iu the dty, on his return from Kansas. A leap rear eurprtoe party was giv­ en the Soules’ boys Thursdry night. It wa^a verj- pleasant occasion. /F.vvn logs th« scaled 4^0) feet, and here cut from one tree, were drawn to WilkanB’ mill Wednesday, at one load. lie*. Rowland closed hto medlngs at the Hendershott school house Mon­ day evening of last week, alter a very succesriGl series. O. D. Stau lding recently sold a nine months’ old colt, sired by Wm. Schantz horse Holborn. to a Grand Rapids horse­ man for 4KK) eash. Wx. L Moon, of Prairieville, will sell his live stock, fartaing tools sod many other articles at auction Friday. March 2d. See Mito. Township drain commtoahmers wish­ ing blanks for notloes for drain letting csw'obtain them at this office. A suppy Is kept constantly on hand. C/BcsiNK88at that livdy UUlr burg. Tins means business! Dues it mean Mbs Sadie fiooram is visitiafi*’ in you? A. D. Cook says he must have u Grand Rapids. settlement with every one who owes Clement Smith and wife visited Kal­ him oi book account within the next amazoo Friday. 30 days. He wants it understood that Col. Dickey, of Jackson, spent Sun­ can be no delay iu this mutter. day in the dty. H. Johnson and Ira Van ValkenFrank McDerby, of Nashville, was in i burgh have presented to the K. of P. the city Monday. lodge a very fine steel engraving called Levi Fowler, of Lake Odessa, was in “The Knightly Mirror.*' It is well the city last week. worthy to be placed in such a hand­ Ed. Clarke is on the sick list and con some hall aa the K. of P. lodge room. lined to the house. W. E. Mershon. representing several . Mrs. Frank Pancoast returned to of the beet carriage factories of Kala- Charlotte Saturday. miuoo, to in the city with a stock of Wrn. Quileman, of MlddleviDe, visit­ carte and buck boards which he Is selling ed the city Monday. at way-down prices. Headquarters at Fred McPherson and a cousin visited Farmers’ stables, lie will go from here at Quimby recently. to Nashville soon. R. K. Grant and Frank Ackerson are G. C. Bkaxdon. the former able ’editor of the Charlotte Leader, has sold fishing at Wall lake. Geo. Osborn is slowly recovering the good will, fixtures and subscription . accouhtfc to Byran Bros., the new firm from a serious illness. taking possession last week. The Ban­ John Yargar, of b reeport, visited the ner extends welcome and wtohee tor county seat Thursday. abundant success. L. E. Knappen visited Marshall The basks of this city will hereafter Thursday on business. discount Canadian coin 30 per cent. The P. T. Colgrove made a business trip same rate ot discount on such currency to Woodland Thursday. to made by banks elsewhere, and is due Miss Elia Marshall returned Saturday to the revival of an. old law which taxes to her home in Prairieville. lucnks heavily for Canadian money that Al. Hams will take C. W. Jones' they may have on deposit. , place in Dunning A Rogers. The carpenters unien of this dty Miss Jessie Wilson, of Grand Rapids, visited in the city yesterday. hall on Thursday eveafng, March 1st. David Parkhurst returned Friday to All carpenters with their families of his home in Appleton, Minn. this <rtty and vicinity are invited to be Waiter Webster, of Nashville, was in pree«Kt With their lunch basketa,«nd a attendance at court this week. social time la antidpafeed. Jerry Boynton visited this “-dead It ln getting about time for owr dtltown". as he calls it, Saturday. zensAo be thinking about what they Oel. Merrill, of Grand Rapids, made must do to get the Lowell railroad. atatpincss trip to this dty Munday. We need that road, and -cannot afford J Mrs. Julia Goodyear and son Henry to have it go anywhere else than Hast­ ings. Probably a deltaite sUte-.ne.nt :to visited friends in Detroit this week. ’ to wtat is expected <K Hastingu>dH be Fred Maurer from Helena. Ohio, Is made In the near fubare. visiting his sister Mrs. Frank Llchtv. IcnriA county went-dry” Mrnday My F. A. Blackman and wife, of Delton, 3,000 majority. Every county lord’ r spent Sunday with friends in the city. mg-en Burry except Kent and KatomsMrs. J. L. Wilkins went to FtWayne, <eo has now declared for piohibltior.. Mullans, Thursday, returning Monday. Wehwllvve there wa» n circular issued Mrs. IL T. French, of Middleville, ju»tL*»efore our electton here which d<*- spent u few hours In the city Monday. clatM-i tlait none of the adjolcing coubMrs. F. Spangemacher spent Sunday tiM*70UM vote for prohibitien. with Chas. llogers atri family in Irv­ Hinman 0n.<m»d. who lives In the ing. ' first ward, while skidding logs in Hope Dr. II. A. Barlier, who has been quite yesterday waa injured by a tfog rolling **ick for some time, to now eonvaiwover onto him. He came heme yester­ >g. day, and did not cemplain of his iuCharles Phillipa, ef East Saginaw, is juries, but this monring he to very sick. visiting bis parents T. Phillips and It is feared that be to aeriously-injured wife. internally. Dr. Taramermn attends ■ /Hartley Hendricks and M. F. Jordan, htui. Middleville attorneys, attended court TRE-examinntion et James H. (.’alb yesterday. that had been continued over to Thurs­ Mrs. R. P. Brown goes to Grand Rap­ day, crane to an end Friday and result­ ids this week, closing her dress-making ed in Justice Kenaston’.i discharging shop here. Call on Che ground that there was no • Charles Baylord, of York. Penn., cause of action. The purported forged was tbe gxiekt Lust week of H. 4. Good­ name was shown to the court tn be year and, other relative*. identical with what were acknowledged Geo. -Abbey and Geo. H. Brooks are to l»e the actual signatures of tbe name attending the meeting at Lauklng in questicn. of tbe Grand lodge, 1.0. O. F. 0ATUMAY night burglars entered Dr. and Mrs. II. L. Miller, Otsego, re­ the resldetce of Robert MiUbell, a rall- joice over the arrival of a IS pound riMid contractor ot Battle Cseek. liy us­ baby boy at their home recently. ing u skeleton key. After chloroform­ M. II. Clark, formerly of the Demo­ ing the fatally they succeeded in carry­ crat, has been appointed a proof reader ing away between 8!RX) and 8L.0J". Mr. iu tbe government printing office. Mitchell was in a stupor • when he Mr. and Mrs. Ackerson, wbo have awoke und Aid not discover bis loss un­ til morning. The thieves are still at been visiting their son Frank, returned Friday to their home in New York. large—Evening News. Joe Hall, of Jackson, recently ap­ One of a party of campers at Long pointed Michigan Passenger agent for lake captured a fourteen pound picker­ the M. C. R. IL, visited P. A. Hahn last el at that plare Thursday. The fish week. Airs. M. E. Nevins and Miss Mae was u beautv and would have escaped asiie broke from the hook juat as he Sweezey were the guests of Mrs. 1L T. reached the surface of the water but French. Middleville, Thursday and for tbe promptnres of the bold fisher­ Friday. ___ who thrust hto arm Into the wa­ man. Stephen Schantz having secured a po­ it caught hit prize before he got ___ X reiffh. Will bcidmore to the sition in a watch factory at Rockford. HL, will not enter the employ of Dun­ man that caught the beast. ning A Rogers. The case, of the people va Chrater Chester Messer returned home Mon­ Cole, charged with girdling an orchard, day night. Mrs. Messer, whom he re­ was tried yesterday The jury went ports somewhat Improved in health, willjemain In Colorado. out last night aqd were Instructed by J udge Hooker to bring in a sealed ver­ \Xroe Wardell started for Lansing Sat­ dict to-morrow morning, and especially urday, wWre he will visit hto father instructed them that an agreement to and attend to-day tbe re-union of bis disagree was not a verdict. The jury­ old regiment, the 12th Michigan Infan­ men have returned to their homes, so try. that some decision has been reached by Oliver Llchty and family arrived them, but what it was no one who Monday morning from Emporia, Kan­ knows will teH. sas, for a visit with relative here and Don’t worry about the Improvement association. It Is officered by good men wbo will undoubtedly proceed to business as soon as it to settled just what railroad facilities Hastings can offer to manufacturers. Not until this to settled would it be profitable to do mach in that direction. The first thing a manufacturer would want to know would be what transportation facilities can be offered. When we are certain of the Lowell road that can be settled aud not before. The following letter was received Delton. Is on the boom since, the new roller mill was iwured. Delton has a from John W. Doxey, whom our Hast­ bright and prosperous future before IL ings readers will remember: W. H. Claggett.oncvangeltot from Chicago, Feb. 17th. 1888. St Louis. Mo., will bold services in the Cook A Niskkrn. Hastings. Mich. Presbyterian church this evening And Gents, enclosed find check for subprobably during each evening for the scrlpUon to the Hastings Banner. rest of the week. ’ We could not keep house without th»* Wk learn that there to a project on Banner. We can keep about as well foot to mtabhah a savings department posted from It in regard to Itorrr Co. afUira M though we still lived In Hast­ io connection with the city bank, givYaurg truly. iag our citizens the same benefits they ing*. Jno. W. Doxey. would obtain from a savings bank. for the benefit ot the health of $Lt. Llchty, wbo is already somewhat im­ proved. • Washington's blrthdaj. The banks are closed to-day. Dewitt Gregory has received an increase of pension. Michigan Central pay car made Us regular visit this week. The pension of W. F. Hides has be n restored und increased. Circuit conrt adjourned last night till Thursday morning. Will Cixoty is not so well this week as last, a ft ver having set in. Several from this dty will attend the dance at Nashville to-night. Prime timothy seed for sale at Stauffer * Crawley’s. Remember the Barry county teach­ ers' aMociUon meeting in this dty Sat­ urday. the market tor the money. To be found only at Stauffer A Crawley's. Adan Rock has sold hto blacksmith property on Jefferson street lo Al. Jones. We understand that Mr. Rock will, however, continue his business at the old stand. A petition has been introduced in congrera from Hastings praying lor the enactment of a general law providing for the construction of post-office build­ ings In cilira of 3.U00 inhabitants, and upwards. . The C. L. S. C. will celebrate Wash­ ington’s birthday this evening at Dan­ iel Striker’s residence. An appropriate program has been arranged, and the circle, will no doubt enjoy the occasion very much. Last Thursday Harry Waters, of Orangeville, had a cataract taken from hiseje.by Dr. Lowry. The operation was success, and Mr. Waters to now able to use the eye. He is at llie American, and still under the Dr.’s care.” Geo. Cox. who was some years ago arrested for concealing stolen property, and whose case had been stricken from the calendar, has been arrested on the same charge. He to alleged to be u memlier of the famous Tom Casey gang. Cox li out on 8500 ball. Lost, Monday evening, Feb. 13th, in or near the Baptist church or between that and Rorabeck's wagon sheds, a gold breast piste containing a cameo set, belonging to Mr*. Warren J. Wil­ liams. The finder will be suitably re­ warded by leaving the same at this office. . Boliver Rose was convicted in the circuit oourt yesterday of tbe larceny of a pair of rubber boots from Good­ year A Ba nra. Boliver claimed an off­ set of 82.00, an election expense, but the jury doubted hto veracity, although the boys have a lot of fun with' Frank Goodyear about iL Here is a rare chance for some one who wants to purchase one of the neat­ rat and most convenient homes in this dty. Having decided to remove from here, John C. Cole offers his fine home on Slate street just west ot Archie Mc­ Coy's for sale, and will dispose of it at a imrgxin. Whoever gete it will have a model home. For tenDR. etc,, address John C. Cole, Spokane Falls, Washing­ ton Territory, for tho next three weeks. Mr. Cole will be here after that time. Too much cannot be said in favor of Mr. Cole's bouse, which to but a block from court house square. Lt has been thoroughly refitted, and is very pleasant and homelike within and without. As we said before, here's a rare chance to buy a home. THEspadotls residence of Mrs. D. J. Butler, on Verona street, was the scene of a quiet, but pleasant wedding, Wed­ nesday. the contracting parties being Mub Minnie A, Butler, of Marshall and Mr. John A. Greble, of Hastings. Aside from the rdativto of tbe bride and groom, only a few of the movt intimate iriends ot the former were present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. M. Morey assisted l»y Rev. E. P. Johnson, of Wotallawn Park, ill., at high noon, after which an elaborate re­ pint was partaken of by the corripany. Tbe bride has Minays been a resident of 'this city, where she ts esteemed and beloved by a host of friends. Nhe was the recipient of many beautiful and costly presents. Mr. and Mra. Greble took the day express train west Wed­ nesday afternoon. Their destination will be the balmy state of California, where they will sojourn until the 1st of May. when they will return east and take up their residence at Haetings, where Mr. G. has extensive interests.— Marshall Statesman. . February is the last Monti) -TO GET- BARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS. The “Cut Prices” Close WITH THE MONTH. All Winter Goods Packed Up To make room for New Spring Stock Coming In E W. MORRILL & CO., One Price Clothiers, Something Nice to Eat during the Season of Best Na 1 " “ Mackinac trout " “ New Bay mackerel. “ mesa mackerel, 5-lh. pails. ** Columbia river salmon, blood red. Something new—boned herring—very choice. Choice new Yarmouth bloaters, Gustave Penora’s boneless sardines. Fresh canned salmon, new stock. Fresh canned mackerel, new stock. Very choicest boneless codfish. •Lx " smoked halibut, extra thick. Finest Queen olives. Tbe beet chili sauce in the world. * AlexihGodillolt’a olive oil for fish salads. New horse radish, strictly pure. Croese A Blackwell’s epicurean table sauce. Choicest tomato catsap in the market Canned vegetable—a full line of the very choicest. ------ —You will find at------ Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store. Bpkw, acknowledged to be the only pure foods ia tbe world. The folio wing cases have so far been disposed ot during this term of court: The People vs. Mugridge. continued on motion of defense. The People vs. Hiram Norton, con­ tinued on motion of the Prosecutor. The People vs. Thomas Casev. de­ fendant sick. The people vs. Robert C. Pickworth, nolle prowl'd. Tbe People vs. Samuel Van Arman, pleaded guilty. Tbe People v». George Ccx, stricken from the calendar. Oliver H. Perry vs. Lorenzo Tobias, continued by defendant. Charles Korabock vs. Samuel Weeks and David Searles, continued by ptoin- Farms for Sale! Having lost the use of my right arm I hereby offer for sate al) my land, con­ sisting of about a section of land divided into different sized parceto situated Bonth-west of the city of Hastings, about three mllra distant and on or’ near the Chicago, Kalamazoo A Saginaw R. R. and also on Fall creek. I own the only two chance, to use the water power on Fall creek near th® railroad. Here is a grand opportunity for any one that drelrea a locatinn either. I will sell both the site for a grist mill, which is at or near Die George Osborn vs. David Brown, where the railroad crosses Fall creek, where the railroad company arrest/ in side track, aud also tbe rite for a saw mill about 150 rods above tSeZba mm continued by plaintiff. Divorces were granted in the follow­ sit*. Throe two mills will be on a new road which I propose to -------- ll.n... ___ tbe rite for the grist mill, and on the Hastings road, h an exoeltent tocs'tlrJ* a creamery or cheese factory, which are much desired by the neonU* « lard D. Sage; Matilda H. Nichols vs. either give the land to the proper party who will build either or I wm intgrat In it myself. At the place for a saw mill I desire a saw mill, orothra John B. Nichols. Walter S. Powers rs. J. T. Goucher and J. Goucher, foreclosure; The new roads 1 propose are as follows: Commencing about on line rtwl about 51 rods north of what to known as the IteXm decree granted. Allie L. Seeley va. Frank M. Bixler in a north-euteriy course to interact tbe road at John F.njItohi and Mary A. Bixler, foreclosure; decree one from the angte at Patsy Mcl’harlin'B corner nrar hto lake and rumuna granted. easterly to interaect tbe rood un the section line, thence on t n Hsury Howe vs. Elizabeth Lawrence place directly north of the place for a mw mill, thence south Lo^heSw^lfrite et at, foreclosure; stricken from the to interaect the other proposed road. Further. J reoommSnd the of tbe town line road from P. Mcl’hariln’s to. at or near FriJ Xek A calendar. Ralzey 0. Richards vs. Lyman A. er, 1 think by oo doing I can save tbe two townships, RuUaad imd Shedd, petition for final judgment, hundred dollars (8500) and let the people from Hope and Ruthmd towaX^tn JX S execution, etc.; order for judgment, etc. tbe dty of Hastings by a nearer route and without hUto. itSi draining the aforesaid lake as soon as tbe work can be done in rimXriS made. Wm. I’ipp et al. vs. Wm. Mitchell et distance to taketbe water from Um lake to I’all creek ia about onVhSf iile™ al., bill to enforce niachanlcs lien; con­ J derire to meet all those parties Interested In the above tinued bv complainant. tbe Coffield school house. Rutland, on Friday evening. Feb Geo. V. N. Lathrop ri James A. Clarke aad other speakers will be present and explain my plana morrf uHv a Swaney and Mary A. Sweezey, first .rOBds W1U al*> ** ■to,nrn » that au uDck-rauod'jurt case-petition for execution, etc: order what the proposition to. * uuu.r.cuoa just cJroS^SS made. Geo. V. N. Lothrop tb. J. A. Swaney sad Mary A. Sweezey, second case— pettttos for execution, etc,; order made. T. M. BUSH. �s= PITH AND Iff^resnywoMttful ter puffiytiffand enrichln« the l.l.sH.ervsih.e su upprllbpoorly repaid for hl* trouble. The church, pooriy rapniu mrutsHuuuw. Hmxl’s Jtar*aparllto. alilch Is peculiar to ..... lu-_ — .____ tof tbe ___ - end and the with tbe exception rear ' upper part of the tower. Is covered from | top to bottom with n thick white THE SPANISH LANGUAGE, The MtigwumpH cannot think <11 Gov­ of ice, and'from every projection ,, . ernor Hill n* n camlMatc for president ledge hang Urge, ahinlnq icicle* thnt y»ve*<Hy ft»r a Knowledge of without sliod'krir.A- a torpe. laKwl klo in tiw brWit suu like shudder. To Utoni the RO'eraor Is as tefr rnllro bulkfing | The nrera»Ity of a knowledge of the ribS? m nn old echool doetor’a medicine ra? appearance plctttnwqne and beautiful................. ’ 1 . . —P _ tew > to B.maU bqy witheoUe-Phila­ la the extreme, the long lek-lew firming Bpaulah language la eomrtartiy Increasing In some pnrt;i of the country. American “ —— delphia Pre*-. ' myriad prisms which throw nil tltf colors iutercsfi la Mexico are growing In num­ It taken a deal of Demoernllc "manage­ of the rainbow over n scene that excels in ber nud extent. There is no donbl but ment” tn keep Delaware from joining the beauty the famed palace of Aladdin. In­ that they will continue <o gr< ?T Iu alt Repnblicau column.—Baltimore Amer­ side the churcfh the scene, although the South American and Central Ameri­ marred by Iho blackened timber, ’to can alatea, from Texas to the Argentine ican. . stojrely leia beautiful than' on the ex ­ Sam Randall mny tax the pattojfceof republic, the ability to convert* in the terior, and hundreds of speclatora climbed this lulNtfntatrMtos much more- tiimi D Spanish language to of tbe highest Itathe icy tower stairs to see the wreck portancer That way is our Wade. That B. Hill.—Chester (Pn.) Time#. Within. ia th* field for American enterprise nud Let thu free traders lu congress hare all A bank ot Bolkl ice from right to eigh­ atlrenUtre In the future. Young men the rope they, want. Republicans ami teen feet in height surrouml«d the entire brethreu. Even-tody knows what will church and sloped away on each aide ot who can »|>eak and write Spanish have n happen If yott^ve them enough of It.— tbe bnildiag, tormipg a toboggan slide of decided and permanent advantage In coteringlt. I’hlladelpbto Frew. no WjQ.in ^teportiu#', and hero tho chil­ | No language to more easily acquired by Many thing* are promoting a Republi­ dren ot the entire neighborhood, with an American student tlmn the Spntdah. can victory in the next presidenfial elec­ ulcds. toboggans, skates, und Wine with .Especlslly ta this true If he has previously tion. But tbe Democrats, by adopting boards nnd tin pans, slid or coasted until Httidled Lcttn. of which It J». If not the free trade m their phlfurm, aro dotag the men went dowu aud the poliosuxsar ip .more for the Republican* than any other charge teut then? hotse, fearing sono one oldest, next to the oldest, daughter. It is sonorous, systematic ami beautiful. afeenry could.—Chicago Journal. would fall und be injured.—Mlaucapolto , Il is said that the legtolnttire of New While lie is in the giU .hook mood, let Tribune. i Mexico trau-ucts It* business in Spanish. u» suggest to th» provident that an ele­ [ A'number of newspapers are published in gantly bound ropy .-of hto free trade nhwAbility In acting rather than in|guhl- Rpanlsh nnd English. In view of nil these Kxgewuald bean appropriate present for I tacts it to not surprising chat a dodra to « ,n the English qneen.—Cincinnati Com- cence of scenery and-costumo was the rale , acquire a knowledge of lb* Spanish to by which tho stage at a quarter of n cen- ' “A01" ° kj*»ted«e « «• apr-n»o to inin inercial-Gazette. -* ,» ■ 1 , . , . creasirur Mcrchnuls aivl mnnufacturera tury ago was guided, and the actor who , ‘F.", „ J, . ’ d corrs-. and Mr. Cleveland bad a walkover for a re- uU> mmUu,. Uta ol f.m. did u t<gin to want agents, clerks “ notr.Lnation up to the beginning of De­ by merit nione. It wm n struggle such spoudents familiar with that langnago. . camber, but he has rained up formidable os Is seldom witnessed today, and few . Even tourists to Cuba, Mexico and South opponents f >r himself by hto free Undo more interesting stories nra told thnu America find that to profit from and en­ message.—San Francisco Chronitde. those recounting its difficulties. Tho con­ joy K sojourn in ar.y of those countries i«orae ncquainuitlce with Spanish is moat We started out in opposition to the doc­ trast between tbo two periods to very desirable. Teachers are wanting. Soon trine of the president's ir.cssago, and the marked. Then tho actor had but .little attnebody will want Spanish taught in our more wc havb reviewed thnt document the. encouragement; now Iw haa nothing but common schools, ami probably with as more we orc convinced it to.unnecessary, encouragement and criticism given with . much, pr more, reason than is urged for radical nnd undemocratic.—Birmingham the idea of benefiting him. Then be wm I| the teaching of German or French, for to Age {Dem<). j-”» “Rirty l!ne« tare separated the people u ,s u, -I ud. cf thXcas’ and the south, but upon eco­ world in himself; ho wm not received »o- . common schcato should bo devoted to nomic or business questions—questions dally, except It may hare been in isolated English alone.—Chicago Times. like tbc tariff—affecting directly tho value 1 eases end with the p*oplu stirred or of land, tbe value of our products, the charmed by hto representation:?; ho was price of labor, m well m both internal and simply a player, and hud enough enjoy* AU to nil. no story iravels quite as [far foreign commerce. It would acorn that the mem in his pot of als or beer, hk? u>up aa Che story olnnt tho White Hocwc or ita conviction of the; mind rather than party and steak. Kow the nristocreUc world occupants. A cpriors iMtmot cf this luiu ervedotudit to be the guiding star.’—CoL thinks itself honored In entertaining an jujit como out in tho foreign correspondaice A. S.‘Colyar ln a Speech. actor nr nstrers of auy note, and tho mid­ of tbe president. Soaja iuvcuUvo grains A marked feature of the political world dle class, has a genuine treat iu receiving about two months aguMt afloat a yarn to at the present time to the activity of the those of lesser fame.—SL Ixmiu Globo- the effect that tho White House waaja.Republicans ol the doubtful states.—Bun­ Democrat. feated with rata. There are today letters ton Traveller. . coming to tbo president foundul on that very HmIl AH of them ronx? from David B. Hill far president and Roswell Ta the window <»f n prominent bnsinres Frenchmen, eurinnoly enough, and all of P. Flower for governor, is the programme of tho anti-Clevclantl Ukmocrats in -New- boure an article- of wwrtng apparel, them propose sutoe mear.s ot getting rid cd the pestl One was, oddly, trom a chacxo marked down to a very low price, re ­ York.— Springfield Union.. mained more thnu three weeks. But manufacturer in tho province of Eure, The Demoerntx: mail service in Kansas despite ilia tact that the priro was cvl- and. unlike all the rest of the rut doeton?, Is going from bad to worse. Newt-papers bo did not nxk for any reward for his rteland letter* a few months ago delayed only pc. Hr advised catching one of tho ro­ a few houra, arc now delayed three and suggestel to tbc proprietor that it be dents alive, cutting a .Hi iu the -akin of four dayn.—Atchison Champion. taken out of the window aud put in a hto back, putting n good dose of aalt and From every hand good omens can be remote corner of tla* store,and tho change jwppcr underneath, nud letting tlic animal seen, and if Republicans are Imt true to wm made, nnd on the fobqwing day It go again. Tho Frenchman voraciously themselves Henry Clay Warmoth will be was sold. “Tell me why you suggested predict! that tho rat will run through the onr next governor and our state adminis­ tho change?” naked the proprietor of the house, utterbig piercing cries, and that tration RcpubUcan^/New Orleans Peli- salesman. “Surely more attention wan these cries uf warning will worn hto cnsnattracted when the plonk was in tho win­ dow.” “Yeu that Is true," was the reply. Tb<- gulf between Thurman and the “Many women who passed by admired it, boodle Democrate of Ohio promlMW to be­ and onco n woman started to como in and 1’arto, nod pula In Uie end of hto letter tbo come as wulennddeep as that between the buy it, but her companion told her not to suggestion that pcsvibly it may Dot nil bo state of honest men nnd the condition ot do so, -because.’ she said, ‘everybody has true—In abort, hints that he smalls a penitentiary convicts.—Cleveland leader. seen it. and wbanoyon wear it they will know yon bought it cheap.’ I thought this objectioa watild be removed by nut­ The Prce-i extends its congratulations to ting 1: inside whtro it would be less likely Richard F. Trevellick, of Detroit, who the great state of Texas. •’ At last the to attract so iuueh attention."s-Philadcl*. haa been visiting the mountain regions ot farmers of this vast southwestern empire phto Bulletin. the w«ei and northwest in tho interests of of ours are awake to the Interests of tbe the Knights ot Labor, makes a point that state. The demand for the substitution to worthy of attention. This to that the of tho wool tariff of 1S07 and for protec­ The hydrographic oGlce wyns mariners government should retain control ot tion of all industries that will develop tho that February is tho tlme-when icebergs mountain stream*, on which tbe farmer, resources of tljc state speaks well for tbe nnd field ice *>egin to lie a source of great and aettlers la many localities depend fbr common sen.* of the Lone Star state. danger tn transatlantic travelers in tbe Irrigating their lands. Mr. Treveilitk iswnnn Mills—What can they do. neighborhood of the Banks of Newfound­ say. ho found hundreds of thousands of farmers in ehorufi: land. The Ice In the north Atlantic dur­ acre* of tho richest land depending upen ing the northern rammer cannot i>e com- irrigation for their production. Three erert either In quantity or eixe with that great interior basins of valuable land aro night up from the Antarctic tone Into surrounded by high mountain peaks, thb tbe eouth Atlantic during the summer SM of many of thorn perpetually crowned W* Will Fight'it Out on Tbi« Line. months there. From December, 1834. to th snow. Theeo suow clad mountains April, 1853. one maxi of ice, sixty milts produce bundrerbi of beautiful streams Henry Wuttcr.-on, at a recent Reform chib dinner, said he would rather be > long and forty feet broad, and with on that flow down to tbe valleys below, and “beaten upon (he Hue of the president’s dtration of "09 fret above, tho surface of must bo used far irrigation by tne farm­ mes/agv than win upon those of n lying tho sea, was reported twenty-one times ers and gardener, or those vast valleys substitute.” Watterson to tbe Demo­ north ot the Falkland islands.—New York must become almost a barren waste. In cratic ctiampion of free trade who in 1884 Tribune. almost every case these stream, are con­ said that to speak cf nominating Cleve­ trolled by corporations, and their water? land for president of tlie United Btaten sold to formers and gardeners at such un Think of it: A justice on the supreme “was tbe height of tomfoolery.” The enormous price that the farmer and gar­ sama “tomfoolery” if practiced this year court bench who could not toko the full dener must remain poor, no matter how will give Mr. Watterson tho opportunity oath'. Laiua.- could hot swear that he productive the soil or how hard they may of being “beaten upon tho line of the “never teirc arms against the United worko-Indfanapolis Journal. States,’’ nor could be plaad that ha “never president’s n«sagc?’—Albany Journal. gave nil, countenance, oounsel or en­ couragement tDjprt^M* eu®Hpnl In boaCommonly called the •■blues” gmcrally tiro tDlly thereto.'’' The longer we lire tho And still Vilaa Lx not happy. The more we arc convinced that In the long awful suspicion is entertained by Wtoccn- ran treason to. not much ef a crime. Dyspepsia, or follows it-being both eaura and aln Democrats that Bragg will not stay In Pittsburg Times. eflccL To cure it take Him toons Liver KeguinMexico more thnu iilxiut Qftcen mlnntea, tor. If he goes at all, but will run for eonrreaH Don’t Bovlvo Unpl»**aut RalUrctx “f was Mtick and tow-spirited I would have again thia tall. A candidate for thf sent The New York Times inquires: “What given anylMng to get weU: and if anyone had ho once occupied has been picked out by tbo seerrtary of the interior: but Bragg, has become of the annual report of the ensured me the Rood health produced by using United States civil service conuntosion.* ” Hlmmgns Liver Hrxnlator. nnd ch.irs»d me a too. haa picked out one who is probably a mere dummy and will giro way to iho Does The Times forget that this to n cam- thousand dollars. I would willingly bare paid It general at tho right time.—New York egn ytsarnud that tho Democracy Iran no —In tact. Iio.nno wotfld be worth less to we than io to, talk about civil sertfea reform? Tribune. Macon, (ia." reference to tbv subject in his annual meeJust 2.399 men are on the muster roll ■age. Euslncaa to business In politics os If the Republicans rtoo to tho level of of the state troops. in trade. — Albany Journal. fnelr opportunities, make a rigorous nnd intehigeut canvass uf three or four of the princijtal southern states on the tariff The large increase ia Uie number of issue, dropping nil tbe question, growing Fifty converts at the Ja-Jaon M. E. out of the war, they will undoubtedly be Republicans enrolling themselves in the revival. able to wrest wme of tbeso .tates from the Democracy.—SL Unto Globe-DomoExperience proves that nothing «lu so surely crat. 8,000 new names were added to the lists destroyea aerofuls, m Ayer’s KsrtsparfUa. ' last week. This indicates that Uie Re­ publicans of tho metropolis are preparing Since tho change in tho aspect of the to take au active part In the canvaas next Hill boom it to said that Cleveland to not fall.—Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Tbc Republicans of Indiana are organ ■ so anxious to have dm Democratic na­ ixingfor victory. They am very much in tional convention held in New York dty. earnest, and belicvo they will win. More “Thereby hangs a tale.”—Burlington (N. ’ It is well to be hopeful ami tell your than that, they -are perfecting party or-f J.) Reponer. friends how good you feel, but thia sort of gaiuzation and wtM bo out in full strength. thing doesn’t amount to much In a fight. The chances nro that the days are num-, In politics, as well ns in war. they Are ber?d frhen Indiana can bo counted m u Col. Dau Lamont to said to lx- laying courage and hard blows which telL Going plpee for hto nomination ns governor of around beforehand expressing hopeful- province of the solid south.—Cincinnati' New York, and some of the newspapers Maa to quite easy, but it doesn’t knock out Commercial Garette. arc laughing at him. Why» He hasn’t the enemy.—Cincinnati Commercial. made such a bad preaid ent.—Chicago Mall. Pennsylvania accepts the challenge toThe “new south’' is a great and grow­ plled In the defeat of Randall. That, Dan Earnout, thr president's private ing fact and factor In national politics. event can only mean that henceforth secretary, ia said to be scheming for the Only those poUtitians, of both parties. there can be no doubt under what flag Pennsylvania Democrat# fight It to the governorship of New York. Better hold block flag of the English free trade pirate. off, Dan. your old chief may need II.— It means war to the knife and “no quar­ Peoria Transcript. ter.”—Philadelphia News. Those Democratic efforts directed against Scnnbir Sherman** tariff raeech mar I* replice, but they are not anewera.—Baltimore'American. Somehow or other tbo tact •eenw to have been lost Might uf that Grover Cleve­ land was elected on aome oort of a one term prumtee.—San Francisco Chronicle. Hm Mr Otevetand ruonojxily ol tho baauty, aud the hdunuoTAble Ilia to Wtuca » AM OCCA MTAL R0THING SUCCEEDS LIKE Ji la tbo firs A COUNTRY SQUIRE’S HOUSE. tbe fretting There i.< yet another <vn.-i>am>»L which at mo>t i-nurilry bu»w tU visitor is expected to attend- Th-11 ** taSUly praywr As u student of nieu aud nmunore it will be worth his wlnto, ft«- uo institution, U »o intonwly English. At l> in tbo moratng and about 10 family, and viaitora. the-j ptoceol to tbe ball. ’ when? the Servants ire arranged ia a long row. 'Hv br.tlvr plaree a Bible and lawyer book in front of tbo squire, and then retire* to hto auat with the air of a ssau who has dotw n ditilcuU duty s^tber neatly. Then Uio •■■juiro reads a jxxtluu of Scripunv and a prayer la a loud, wmarwu voice, destitute uf ail expreadon whatovor. Now look for a mor.imil round the aawinUy. Old Gen. Sitenu«, wh>lu» drunk pertoqw half a bottto too much claret, prewnto an inlanscly juous, but withal su-epy, appearance, and trie* to cow a hlc«-0M£h with a gruaL Cant. Ritxfulke, of the Dragoon Guard*, who haa ju.t been r eonvaWiig tbc guntJcmsn at tin dinner table with ‘ bread" Marie*, looks appallingly proper. Ttu> rest are obviously “thinking o' nowt,” which tbe rnstie «ptaii-d wo* ths great delight ot ctmreu, tail everybody is bidt upright and v.-vurs a stony pruimtwol ■anoo, ti»«- vigilant eye of tiju lady of tlie bounr would foptautly d fteot it. Tbo watero areidrat ru-rairlbg, *»..<»»• of three rite* ••It to tux.” mid tho wort’ v damu inter jnwion, -Tl.o Inxalt to tbe Almlchty that 1 care »-> much about, as it's b> ing done Usfiao a charwoman from tie; -.Iliqjj." A volutn** by ttx- deepest phll«re>|du r credd not hare feet nnd enjoyable fn—lorn at an EijAuith country house. Y’uu may bunt. 1L-h w alrx-t, or you may shut yocnfcdf up m yovr with a book from the library but it may be suppuwd that tho'vrdtor b> such a home Kuiu'icr m । Fating. “You uvn’Bp’jnkiug about what a beginiut should do. Where ran bo get a training Century. _ “He tnurt saturate his uiiu-l v ith tho beet literatim- and ho mu.t j-ract j*, j:rattier. tilvf Write tu article ami sabmit it to* ‘My idea la that be should begin say­ icisnu of tlkcm In type and hto neighbor's criticism ■ of them It may spoil a »> calling, but it knocks tho tvnreiit out uf a acmiblo man to two hto writings in cold type. 1 ad- ing* until they finally become valuable. innocently do, to give thorn away to tbo firrt cLd» frying |M»rkxhr.ilx It ia do In-* I know a yoyng man who oouidaT even give away hi« writings V> Now York periodicals, so 1 advisoi him to try other, out of' town. He then went to work writing •xhtoriais withgot rid of tla ntannwIeuB, and baa become the large m>wupa|>cni, nud high-r flrld of Uterattuv-magadne writtagr •'ll drprods entirely upon hiraa-If. Noth­ ing gricvai iui ivbtorKi much mhaving overkxikod talent in lu Lcrrinuings. Tbo Uueat manranto an nditor has ere «)>ent in tbo recuL 1-vtiim of some mistake in understanding Tbo claim of onuib|-fenre and tho asaimptlon of omnipotenc* aro theam-aiing parts cf a newspaper It to arthw and transparent Tbe omntorienre to that of tho enevclupedla n.Tti the omnipotence to the frown ot Jora It i« a stage effect, which is pretty, but which dscoives noiiody. The roar b well done. But ,tb« performer is not mlstakou for a Lon. Ho to plainly area to bo tbo aw4.1h^t Mr. Bnug. wb<> b> prolrasiotAlly engaged in the support of hi» family, Th« etoborauproelamatiuns of tbo mwrapapw'# private Intin-s .ns a natter uf public impertanro U another aqx-: of tlic same comndy. Tb-» nowsjapcr soberly.onnnuncne that after prolonged delibcraUua it teto deriikxl to widen ita coln.-uxu, and that for many month-: ths tiwict ___ ui____ . ' wUafy tbo deunnds at ito swiftly inerwainr hod. of advertise:*. who will u-— wort modern arience. Tho nuwspatw I> gratiflcrl folic abio to state that It is now i»rpared to smltoat all rivalry, to ouUMp it. «:<-rm.-.l eoutemporaries at overy point, and to enable mankind to tllspen<> with all other louraab but itwlf. This |a as Kimt.ln nX) cUidlikeasif n great nwreantn.. bm? hS annouiM» ii ,___ . . ^4 UM — fco, «» add'd another story to the warohoure Th,, buyer, meanwhile, is interrated la tho’goods. and insjierts them, and them only, to decide wtethertobuyortolook alwwiin TbX e h“n’^ of the trwleof^ °®»»P»pm-.-Harper’a rntw here! HIM or leal Ftetor*. wrote out the The Test of Ability is Sucres the jxirtMla vcrilh-t r.f v MBMIoa, the bounds. HrrtEnglia moat deligh ares a tight downs akfr which was andbareee Dr. J. A. Baughman, the Specialist, eandlretiek side of tha ridsrx HASTINGS, MfcH.. Is able and proud to rsfer those who may inquire as to his success in the treatment of chronic disorders to a large nur her of Verde Itla thousand driving in The Leading Citizens of Barry and Ad^irung,Coun'Je= tho privat al tbe her Reinember that bis home has been-in Barry] county fur many years; that he hits made the treatment of Chronic I ease> a ' Special Study tor Years. He uses all the latent and mofet approved methods for titreatment of Chronic cases, lie is not prejudiced, m favor (if any school. The.remedy that suits tbe .caso in hand, ho mat­ ter what school uses it, is the one he applies. With him Lhr test of ability to cure iu the caso of any remedy is its >uccf>iuactual practice. \ , (bonder* member: C5J30 u? tin* un with sma Their cou Read, Read, Read! above. w wvre w high pa the lowe some, tr with i«r of the la If you are suffering, do not despair. Dr. Baughman can point you to a number of du-es whett patients hud given up all hope of life and resigned tbemselve* to a belief that they must soon die. To-da^ tbe.v are well men and many of them prominent in business and social circles. blue clo ilnrrhn;- It would be a violation of sacred confidence to gne the names of any of the hundreds of testimonials we have. Thu originals can be seen, however. We quote from a few? ’ bo unde young m * holida One says: “I have thrown away my crutches and am.no longer a sufferer from rheumatism. In my case vou have made a complete cure.” tbuaxst motley Another says: “1 find that your treatment for catarrh in my case has been highly successfnl. ‘ I cannot tell yon how grateful to you 1 feel.” A lady uses this language: “I have suffered from female weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of dollarin vain efforts to ^oL rekfrf. Not until 1 put my cose in your hands did I experience that relief. Now I am heartv ar<l well." A gentlem'an writes: ‘i was suffering terrible with kidney oomplainta , Many physicians declared 1 had Bright's disease, ion were the first to give me encouragement and since put ung my case in your charge I have obtained the relief I hoped. I am able to do my work the same as before I wataken sick. (clllgru ried th appear about meet to > remai drinki One patient who thought himself in the last stages of con­ sumption and had been.assured that such was the case by his physicians now writes: “Dear Dr: 1 am feeling better and stronger every day, amneeT-wnre. that persistence yvith your 2n ti be rewarded with a complete cure.” And it AfbeJ-raubIo was, his other physicians lacked the mean' of correct diagnosis of the case. Instead of being in the la>t Srealc dJ\v< u,nSUm^,0P’ ^’ssues had hut just began to Icmkf Englis BEAR THIS IN MIND. ■ tbenu first p fall c extensive research, large practice and is nhl^^th0d8/1ailjl aI)Ph,ulce8 for tl,e prance of medicine. Thi Onf^Uy?*^osettca8e whera othera would fai’ 1 his is of the greatest importance. ANOTHER EACT thaa Ch™JTremem£n.n*18 that Baughman treat" onl. reion .H«‘8» ’Poc‘»l>st in that Hoe. For that roOTUrhn™M°(^eat the,*“ ‘I"1011 more successfully than the thI'mon?IaCt!.^n®r' abort he readily cures cases whore me regular physician hula. T’i.’,Jon 6uSer ,rom ,orm of Chronic disease >0Q can.«e‘ ri«ht bore in Hastings by Dr. treitrXrscientific and successful methode of at^gS^t e™^U T “*the citie*’ ani1 the" UM niv CONSULTATION FREE & �AT AN ENGLISH MEET BRILLIANTS. AR OCCASION OF EXCESSIVE HOS> pitaUTY AND SOCIABILITY. STATE CUPPINGS. MRS.. SUBEATTS CASE. SOME MTERtSTING BiTS OF GO88IP FROM HER EXECUTIONER, an officer in the armj that fought at Black Bock In tho first place, tbo country is much more interotung than with ui In tbo winter. It ia di-ga Fahrenheit. Tbe English people uao tlic freeciug point ffJ a* the indicator. They weather which approuebe* arru. Tho winters being ctnnparativelylniH tbo gre»t remain* grouu throughout tbu year, and but little mow folia Tbo morning after Christmas t weal over with a party of friends to a meet of thr hounds. I>ml Fitahardiuge U tho inoxtcr of the bounds for that district. It was tbo day wo* alnolutcly perfect tbo picture was a must delightful one to my unsportsmanlike wtu alight hoar frost on tho ground which MEN WHO FIX THE WIRE< Tlierr are employed In thb rcnxntry tMurly 5X00 telegraph and telephone linemen. are fairly well paid. If a break occur* Caph t'liriatian Rath, of Detroit; is markable num. Hr rerved his country „. 1W3 to lt»r>, anti cIcms! hu military carter F. II. Burke, a Kalamazoo hotel keeper, has made an asslgtimeat; BabilUlM Pt AO, asset* death fur the murder of Abraham Lincoln. Fur th tube was breveted major and lieutenThe firm oflParscns A Wood, that has been la ant-c-.iloncl of United Btatcu volantosrs. tbe hardware trade for M) cars at Kalamazoo, CapL Ralli in rather small in stature, but noCut all las|gniflcaut, as many srfail mao Zach Cuffin, of Rochester. has let the contra t uro. Ho is, moreover, a well Ian/? soldier, as soon sa pu*»lbU. • ----- —— an um- I* 1* jrouud. neatly trimmed, Grant-like beard. pnsdblu V’ pretty nearly where the V'**1 could rit and talk about those people Manager Ram. Clay, of the East Kaglnaw trouble is, but it require* even then a man Nir a whole day," said CbpC. Rath. "I know with a quick eye and a long experience to ituougb aliuut them to till volumes. I bad find it out without the wasting of much ral charge of those pri-..m-ni through their cn_ Joel Merchant, a prominent maa In bnsinets uabls time. This bi particular! v er> lu a big ‘circles at Grand ltapl<*s for many years, died city, Where somotltma as high m 100 wirw I'Lursdar, aged co years. port unity to stody tliem. I always regarded It Is said that over 000 shares ot Calumet h Harold as on unthinking boy—« spoiled child. Hr was a great si'ortamnn, though, fond nf shooting, and tbc ownsr of a splen­ tbo county oi Houghton recently. did fvointer dug. V.’o kept tbo dag for him The Central Michigan agricultural society of- by'the Probate Coorttor the* (iaaty ^Tforry, blate of MlcWmtn, Commissioners to receive. OH! Mr HEAD The pain from Neuralgia and ita companion disease UheunistiHn is cxcrucistmg. Thousand* who could be quickly cured are needlesdv suf­ fering. Ath-lo-pho-roe will do for other* what it did for the following give nottee tStt we wdt irHiM NwjrRate ooon rooms In the City of Hastings, an Wedaes d*y. tbe inh dayofMsreh, A.D.. tM». ai d on ten o'clock a. ■>.. at eact> « mm aan. torme purpose ot examining aud allowingBald claim*, and that ala mouth* from the tMh day of Janu­ ary. A D..ISSS, were allowed by raid court tor »ruination and allowance b, A. Dated January »tb, * D IM*. ARBUCKLES’ re of COFFEE ia • JeDoe £uaxante« cliff* overlooking an arm of tho sea, lieyond pair*. Gradually tho ground man learn* to Weiah mountains A meet in England Is ond of ti** must democratic of gatherings. It — —---- — uu. im;x>rtaiit wurk to do aloft until bo gradually body in tbo neighborhood can come to a meet ride of ths gentry and keep up with them if they have aa gtxxl bora« and ore cs akillful riders. The nxxrt took plaeo on the broad lawn of a kaoiUatKe country piwer of a private gcntJeruan who has large cool interests at tho Capo Vc.-ds islands. There were upward of a thcuMUid pc.-plo who camo through hi* gates and np hi* waits without any invitatlas, driving in all sort* of carriages and carta and upon ell saru of horses, beve.-al hundred this prontlscuous gathering wm tho fact that tbo jrivato hospitality of tho house. The sen passing out- sandwiches and mulled rlirrt to c-.uatont procemion of lunching horsemen in front at tho door for nt Inert two Boers before the Bounds arrived with Lord Pitiiianlinge and tho whippers in. fberc worn all »ort* of riding enrtutres T!x> master of tho bounds and the whipper* in ■wore tbe traditional pink coats, as did a tow of the other rideru. The majority of tho the riders, however, even among th” regular member* of tho taut, ware dark coati Two army oGircra from the zxigbboring barracks >ng driwrt which !->jkcd aa neat cn full with; small rteei cluuiwTtttacbcd to the Brin. Tbe lineman hu to do hi* work at nJ! limen of the day and night, and in all kinds of weather. In fsirt his banlcrt work h gen­ erally in th-s coldest anil most disagreeable weotte*. fur it istb-n that tbe worrt dam ago is douo to tlw win-*. Id tb« winter time be has to climb ]-alre covered with ire, and bazidlo ti* wires when every touch is liotile u> take tbo akin off his hands. In tho city when a big snow ctorni occurs there arc bound to he a great numbt-r of wimi l>rokra or grounded. Ti.ev havo to bo fixed at oo.v, 9nd th- whole force is sent out, working night and day. Out i-j tbo homo uf' tho blizzard, the great GorUiWfst, tbo linrtueti bare a partlcuia:lv Lan! time. 11 fo so cold tb.-re some11 rots that they find it impossible to work more than half au hour,ur an at a Umo cm tho top of a idoi.-rsph pule. Whesi the blizzazd is a par­ ticularly hard one it4sfn>|ueut!y necessary to have gangs from nil tbo surrounding touutry foUowing the track of tbc stortn. so tecutad. They tirrt went to Holland, but left there and earn.- to Amrtka, 1«"cause they did Dot want their children brought up Dutch­ ’ men.—Harper s Bazar. Weridcr «igz» good Car come folks; but when you rec du co*n siUda* tell me ds sum- never be-gged to have the hood and shacklai taken off The heat and distomfart must have Iren intense, but he never murmured. I toll you that man was a hero. Ho would have murdered a dozen moo—would have vnulcd through Hood—and yet 1 believe ho was thoroughly unselfish. Tbo Confederacy was all and everything to hi-n. “You will probably renumber that to Falno was usrigned the assaasination ot Sottnra. He .broke through Seward's door, knocked young Seward down with tte stock ot his big revolver, and cut tbc old man severely with a howic knife. To Lhi* day tbo world ba* never Iword why he did not us>» hi* revolver to shoot Seward. I cau tell why. In striking young fkwanl tlic pin of the revolver was lent very slightly, but couugb to prevent the cl'junburo from turning, and. conaequcntly, to shackle tho feck. 1 triol the revolver myself afterward. Every chamber waa loaded, but which knocked the ygnmg man over wm, without d-ttbt, tbe means nf asring his fhthcr's life. Paine thought that ho had killed We do it in thn sana- way that the blind tboold man? He wm never nndcccivcd until mon reads—by Iho retuse of ferlinx. But be­ fore vn> can read tbctm etude they must be put in rhepix This L* door with a ringwhich fulled. He did not exhibit cither pteururv or • bwort.untbv mart ronvvmi^u finger. On regret. “t'uiaj lay fnr two days concealed fa thn the iasuir ef tho nng«-l mam the partnnder tr uel:; * vnikldo ITaabiugtox At last nature enough to. penetrate the canb and tnnkn a gave int He rvtnrne.I tn tho city, took Lolo V. hieh w uuid t*> dex-ted. tail a »light tar drutatipu, nwamhlittg a jninplo, ou tlr- txwk wnr. i mpTUlol in tbe cclhir wl.cn a searching of th. cart!, »jct *a mu-ill that whh clone«b- party *n:teraii the houtp ar.d f.undhfaL Ho Tbcir coato w»rz four button cutaways with long skirts and tfroad dipped pockets These I but •vats wore buttoned up tigut to tho throat, aU>v<< which apjsoarcd a hi^z white collar C.OU and a white cztovat Their knee brwhre were white oofduroy. Their bouts were hi^b poteat loathe.-, with ztcel spurs ujion m. w- .ian handle from five to tea ••arils «xu«h the lo«ar part of tbe haul They were huud- •Irol, it dce« txA toko k-ng to hav« til the im­ x<ix-, trim looking men, and out their borers portant cards pumdnred. with pcrfxl. oato. One of tbe most striking of tho’fady riders was a relative of tbc mas­ to me. I hare one system as to the location ter ot the bonn.lv. She .was not over 11 yt-ara of marks, and it £ just aa simple ns uflkng I t time t inw, by I... •thn A. lixwtivn . ... of a Ik . bands I. of .A _ . tbo ot age. Iler slim figure was art off by a dark tlx" blue clovz fitting riding suit Her hair, a clo-k f:i tho atmen re of tl>y regular <1 |iunrtn darrling golden, srilvcr, floated in tbo wind figures. Fharp player* maketheir pun.rtnrra ‘ * * *> alight that they cannot be detected by I he mioAfm -d from utidmicalha lilnck derby hat. Nb'j’w-"’ mounted on a thin skinned, onllmiry sen-o of Cwdiag. Tlic reading _ I high bre«L iron gray licr-jc, which seemed to then done with th-" bedl nf tbo thumb, from lie under tlio jer.'c rt control of Uf beautiful which tbo outer cuticle ha> Ixvaj rvmoxvd by young mistrrvi. But the good ridcrj and tbe aciiL Tbo nether skin is very tender and i-orrect hnntmg dzjasis wire tbo ••xrcptloa. nutlily rnipowl* when it com.* in contact with the “mark.’’ Gtvwk* of thb < Uiai can l>e a holiday, and faxrn such oecruduns the regu­ detected by watching tbo thumb of the right lar m*mbfrra of the hunt are inclined to stay hand in drtding. If it lias a sic ling motion away. Ttn' tradio jwp!" of Brutol damn o«t fa great number*. They wire very en­ to one that tto dealer baa got a bouk for tinthusiastic sportsmen, but they made up n blind to rcc«L—Chlcngn Herald. •mitk-y gathering, corning us they did upon all sorts of hereto and iaall sorts of riling “How many ri- iw-nwpbrre do you suppose ruk uorxM. there nro la Ctaiwgi>r «a* th- inquiry ft an The main Infcrett culminated when.the employment agency man tbo other day. Tbo Stroller would not baaanl a ’guc*. “About telllgmit lookinglot iff animals. They nil car­ ried their heads nnd tails straight tltx They terrogntor. He explained further that their appear «d to I* caper mid anxious to be away, getting mont«t were cosily rv-trainod by the whips of the nM-vaats ia charge. They were moved alsvut with the precision and rapidity cf reiving Ln* than fid. They are mostly well drillc.1 soldiers. When tho hounds camo into the IncJ.wuro about the bouse where tlio stautly in search at plarcs. The hours orc meet took place they smelled tbo fowl of tho not hard, uaaolly ranging front B or V in tho morning lunch an.! wcro fit oure going to press to tbe front, Irtlt a wave of tho whip- nearly an hour at noou for lutrih. But the tenvta stick sent them beck in a compact •‘Tho business b entire!)’ overdone," Mid mass to a corner of tbe inclosurc. where they remained. Tho amount of lunching and drinking done by the people who arrived, mania with girls, and they an- going into it fa such number* that tho adpply 1* already and who must bare juct enmn from their tweak fast, siznply illustrated tho ability of tho enttrejy out of propertinn to tbe demand. 1 f •English people to cat nt any and all time- aa 1 luuTtho education of a y Xing girl in charge a prcliminzuy to anything fa tho way of I would strongly diwuadu her from burning ttenocmpby. In addition to tbe overcrowded work or fun. There was no great ezeitement about tbo stole of tho profession, Eakson's new jibonograjli will entirely disfoms? with tbo necreslty ot stenographers, if it will do all that b claimed for IL My advico to girls wbo'wnnt to fit thcawclvcs to corn a living 1* to try a fox was started and tho bounds were in M.uM'tbing c1*j than stenokrophy."—Chicago _______ _________ full cry that anything like bard crosscountry Journal. riding was attempted. Fow of tbo Bristol people ventured ou jumping any of the This is a busy age and a busy country, and pcvjjc do not want to bo given unnecessary Uk> start tho good riders bad everything to trouble through tbc sluoldity <>f tbe mixer themwrlvra. 1'cxlostriaaa, horsemen and peo­ of their drinks. Just iu tbc middle of n good ple iu wagons went about the oountry all the storr, ar just a* the jx>int of an anecdote hm morning seeking to crosi the trail oT tbo been arrival nt, tbc stupid bartender gets th< bunton. 1 wn* told Uurt the Otet of keeping orders mixed and I* compelled to ask every­ body again or serve you something you never fog purporca is 1'0,000 a year. After once thought of ordering. He inte-mipts tbo com sreing an Engfash meet it is to under­ stand tbo intercat In iL Tho .fox io tatn-ly tne rcmjitui. — ~r an excuse for sharp and brilliuirt riding and knocked cud <nw. Ho become* unduly acram a lovely country in brilliant, ’spark­ familiar, but novertbelasi never falls to forling weather. Tbc meet is generally toada pet tbe sort of drink you like, never rrtnmu up of rougonial spirits, and, therefore, hs^ hero your name, give, you vichy inrtroiFot tbe additional otectaat and **»t of sociability. aeltaer to rail with your liquor, and in a -T. C. Crawford fa New York World. dozen rt her ways make* you wish ho was n 1,000 tnikw uway or ctee understood his busiA teacher correcting the history examina­ tion papers at her class: Qureiicn—Tell vi ha tbo Puritans were, and why the)- canx> to America. Anewcr—Tho Puritans were is religious Gen. Hartranft. "Th-n- wus I'ainu. 1 l-h'd that man. You know lio was wounded ci Gettysburg, taken priMincr, brought into Washington and pa­ roled there Ho .was a magnificent man— big, strong, kind and generous, with aa iron rvwilntion, and a veriro and runner m soft as a woman's. I liked Paine. When tho prianncn were hcxxlcd and shackled to prevent them from dashing their brains out against The chief of the Marquette Bremen was called home from a perfectly luvriy Ore tbo other night to shake hands with a brand-new baby. THEATHLOPHOHOSCO. 112 Vail St. M. T. been the freezing to death ot huudr~ds of mice r Brat, A. D. tbe Register and iklultjr. , <m Ute umnn cay o* rwoniwy. a. *». A committee nf MlnnMpslls citizens have Mkhisai tssn. lu Uber 'ZS ol mortgagrs. on l-M" 115. on which mortgage lb«rs is dalthed to Im- due at They think:ot building ooejlke It foe a court tbe dale of ilite uotlee tbe mm of one thousand bouse at Minneapolis. * Duncan dampbell, the man who dressed In an eerdlun at law having been Inrtttnted to re­ artillery util form, and is accused ot defrauding rover tlie monevs seeared by said mortgage, or pension seeking veterans, has been bound over any part thereof; Now. tberotorr. by virtue at,the power of sale fur trial at lialauiozoo. eontainrd In said mee<g*Ev. and the statute In (ueh c*w made ami ■provided, notice Is hereby >ln being -sren at Marshall also tell* us I ha! the wesuru MUlilgan peach erop shall mH at rublte auction, to the highest bld der. st the north front door of tbe court bouse. is frozen ludrath as usual. In the elty of Hartite*, (that bring the pteee The expose of the inaosgement of the Ingham where the circuit court for Barry county is coauty poorhouve, made some time ago by the bolden.) the premises described in said morlLansing RdputdlcKii. has borne good fruit, the Xeviwrof Whom complaint was made barLng ceUier with *n »tu T»r» provided t.v Dr. Woolsey, of Bellaire', whose daughter re­ dewrltH-d In »rtd mot tear* cently died; Is of the opinion that she died of lot. piece and parcel of fond of I rvlug. in the e h) drophob x. He diaasrees with Dr. Maciesm', ship of Mleblx>ui, and ktuiv of Detroit He la a practicing physician, and had the best of opportunity to Judge of thoeaae- Bay, Kenee. av.eounly. on Bum*ay last Tbe poor fellow bad evidently uecome lost, and ba.l Anally craw led Into aa old btit tor shelter. He Marena I’ollavky. lale of Alma, later of De­ troit. and still later uf Chicago,'! I lu tbc upper fwulmmla booming the Chicago posts! telegraph eernpany's scheme, for running lines through that region. Long suffering palrtxis ot the ex­ isting Hurs In Hub region will welcome any ad­ ditional facihtf«4 for telegraphing lo and from ARIOSA COFFlffc Is kept fa all fint-olaaa .rtoroo from the Atlantic to tbo Paolflo. COFFEE Always buy thisbrand in hormnUonUy staled ONE POUND PACKAGES. nineteen. all tn town four north, range nlnr west, Containing10 aU one hundred aud twenty SMITH & riounwwit. Attorney* for Mortgagee Mortaagee. OH! MY BACK! TbeNar-iurtte Mining Journal, Democratic. str.-iigj-t barrier !.> her pardon. Famo was dreadfully cut up atevut it He held himself rv»pc-«iWe for tier position, ana when tho uncompleted, the Hay iakechanoelunimproved. Marquette's hart-or but half large enough for her Immenae tlilppluc. and Hie Fortagr lake wi-aknc" in retundng to her bouse over and ctnal In the hands of a private corporation; so ovci again. fur tbe lack of additional appropriation leaving ■■ •1ft lied two lives,• be said, *1 would let them both go to save her." 1 mentioned that Grand Island to Whitefish Point without a ref. I'bmi was sent far at a meeting of the couzx-il BnJ IT-crrugnted, with a view, I think, of lighthouse rHmntem anywhere oo the north bringing out facts which zaight justify Mix shore of jjike Michigan from Mackinac’to I*ov Surratt's pardon, or at I nst a cxcnmutatlon erty Island. Uie resident* ot the npper penlnsuof far sentence. moaned xurpla* of the holy Lomir II vcetn* to “Sir*. Surratt was, I think, always actu­ provoke In thr free trader, when aslng it »• an ated by the purest motivcn. She fnr shown argument In favor of a reduction of tbe tariff .'• rorac favor or bring ’a woman. The rest of Iheconvpfrators were fed on army rations, bat she wav allowed to choose wlial slio Tho Mornyvn establishment ar church wished from tho general table. Mr*. Hurrntt lb this country comprises 182,883 perronr, was n small, plump, pretty brunette, with clnsstfled as follows flashi-ig dark eyes and a wiji hk0 atecL 1 remcuitkr one incident of lu-r imprisonment KS&s which will gireyoa some idea cf her strength Hrvoli-i of mind. You will rcmroits-r thnt a part a Ki uf the old district penitentiary had been rigged np os a court house, while the other after Mm Surrett and her daughter, a charming girl of 10 years, had lem srpnrntod and I conducted her to a mom adjoining the not go near them again until •nmo time after Sts*" ot Micilgan —Fifth Judictal Circuit, la • •>.* o-.-r.. H-Ut prfiditvt In C'lrenlt C-mrt-for County of B»ery In <’hv»-v'y, al th-<*iiy<if Hasttug*, on lhe lrt*l day of January. A* l> . IMS. • Earai A Cvrucll. Coui’-laluart, ENGLISH BUCHU Kidney INVESTIGATORS IN USE.^ d tenewMlM; good* and. Cha*Uh, moneva ana efft eta. of John H. Gay. the defend- gnalndcr in Idaho, Wyoming. Colorado. Nevnt’.t, Arizona and New Mexico—a □umber large enough in two or three of the territories to control publie affairs by dinging together and adding through im-’ migration. It is the policy of tbo Mor­ mons to Mormouise other territoriea no Mortgags Hale. Default having been made In away she was still crying, ami I noticed that Mrs. Harratt had not shed a tear. I wonhomo to tbo CatboHc institution where she lived, and you can believu it mode me feci bad. When I returned, I spoke to Oen. Hartranft tuwl tuaatloaod what emnod to me tho almost self down to coa vulnian* of such grief as be had nover dreamed of befora. It seems hard to imagine tbe struggle tbit woman must ha>* undergone to control herself through that long interview. One of those useful Washington corre­ spondents wbo never let anything cacaps thetr eagle eye that the public wants tc know, reports that the president took a walk "on font," the other day, with Sec­ retary Fairchild. The only thing remark­ able In this arises from the current im­ pression thnt Mr. Cleveland has been walking, for the most part of late, oo his ear.—Sprtngfiekl (Mass.) Union. Insurance men In North Carolina, from Winston, as follows: lowed by a coauautatiou of scatcoca. Than guilt. I will never believe that she was privy to Lincoln's m-mter. She apprqred, I think, of hi* proposed abduction, but never of his GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION recorded ,1n the office of the Hechter of Deeds, far the County ot Barry and State of Michigan. ... ■ r|LILAM,*ei .1 A 11 lU'.l. 1 II_ . <" mrtipigcs, UD psre X3t; said martgage was (tied lu (rfs-irgc Hutton and said ajudruinrnt duly recorded; <WI which mortgage there Is sod eighlv elfiit cents, sad i fifteen dollar* provided for awl roortsage. or any part tlicresf; Now. therefore, by virtne of Ike p said mortgage, and tbe statute In site and provided, nettee Isberrhy Thur*a*y the aevesgeeMh day of sax, at io o'clock Iti tbo tonmoon. 1 oblieanrvion.to the btdfU. hlgtau a ol lbs CUj ol Hastings is tbs Cossra Harry (that being Uie place where tbe Ctr for Bsrrv County ts Uoldeti —.... (1 • Grand Rapids Lv Inch plaluaht it I* nrdered that defendant, eater bit appe iranre pi said cause on or before liirv* month* from the date ot tbl* order, sad thvt within twenty days thr rmntHalaanl eau*r lhi* order to 1m> psgiliabed In the Hastings HahMaa. said publlertsin tn let continued oare In each week for six week* In suropmlon. FKANK A. NOOK Ell. Stateot Mlchkrah-In the rirrult court for tho <‘«Miutv of Barry. ’ Tbe t-oalloeolal curi*ucated r<Hnra;>v tij afcl tlic Stia e ef New York, ?>«1 ti,- sui- n' M>elil|t«i'. Mai Gar, Defrndant.—Inattniui Sillier Is hereby given ll third day nf January. A. D taehmrot wss duly Issued the circuit Covtul w. JOHNSTON A OO.. E.. S William ILC>rwc:i, Detdxdant.. In this e-U-w it appesrinz that defendant WWIIain II,Cornell I* a resident of till* State. MlddtoviUa......... Irvtag.... Hamiraa al! I-gal costa of niteeti d<i| course this haa greatly depleted my eye- "The night before tho execution was when they had Paine up before the couoeiL Next morning Mrs Surratt's counaol had Oca. him with Uaviug illegal possewion of Mrs. Burma's bud). Tbo country was under martial law at tho time, and the preceding wwi alaurd. Nrvcrtholiws, 1 think It turned tbe scute again* Mra. Surratt. The execu­ tion was fined f ur 1 p. m., but before Hancock vrai relwivod, which was done w ithout cere­ mony by a sergeant and a squad of mon, it liad nin’g 3 o'clock. Haizcock oune hurrying Kcjd pasy r.xplatulng. A Philadelphia i-lub of fawyera hss callnl itanlf tho Duriaw, and since it txMUao fam­ “ •Qi> ahead, raptafa.’ I ran «P to ous and raid ed into a Uno new club Ihmmsz in •What, genera’.,’ 1 said, ‘Her, tooF * a fashionahW jurt of the city, tho m. inbm •"Yus,’ said 3-a Ifaixxx-k, *shocan’t bo: ore kept .-busy explaining that bttrliw-wusa saved.' • o>rt of Scottish common law whereby <li*‘••And so, I Irlievo through b-cr courfcl’s 1-U»CB Utw.cn neighbor-, ■were retlkd nt no fftjkshix-o, Mrx Surratt wan Itangtd. asxtubLigocifUic j»Mpte without tte" eleLiy “I never knew Itooth, tail I &L- ay* thought i c:*i expense <-f litigation.-.4sw Y ork Kun hr was arttjated rather by u drelro for fxno i than for tlie g’*»-l of the Confederacy. Ho ' Ftftoca ysttny Moon from Morocco hare vra* an c motional kind uf a fellow, youunor.o to Italy to study fa tho military cdl drn'-uind. aw! 1 think wanted to boa Ixtu"— . Cor. Givfo-Democrat. • •very spring. It alwsvs buiMs km giving me appetite and dlgrstnm. and ble* me to stand tbv lung, trying, an voting, but summer days T» m* there and Ixiilding up the healthy, robust Complexion Mr O’ N Frizzel, of Tessa, writes' "About August 1st. ltW2». fa affect my |d.y«ir«l rnndltmn genarally. On the advur nf a physician st ilus plain. I fiusliy rrnnmenred u>lug Swift s bpertilo ngv l*<ltlm the M»vrr Unvenll brelrd Trririter on Btozvi »ud bkih Di*w me i.ortil e**; qua*'er ot uh- di er of iwrtioo twenty one i3l) nrih of ransr ten wrrt. Dated Febroary IS. IkM. GKOtGUftUTlUN. SMITH fi UOTXiKO v“‘*“** “ • “ irtiev * for A«*l«tree M Mortcttgrc Noltee far tt«M*rlag rialrns. ■T4Tioxa. MM RmMi SSP.i Mtdd£rflie made on the atih du of Now sit tnnntba from that date wed are rciu1 Probate (kit &sar, id. Nun'.ca with Grand City and 1 press dally T*' P A. BAHN, Local Agent. Hastings. <* w — n u *- *• * —------ »Me<! November Mb. A. D. Wftt m. W. CuLK. Jzfo«e PmU r . �________ DOUBLY DEVASTATED. CYCLONE AND FIRE 0O FRIGHTFUL -- ----- MT. VERNON, llXE. CONGRESSIONAL NEWS RUSSUI COSSACKS. WORK OF THE PA5T SIX DAYS IN SENATE AND HOUSE. LAWLESS MEN WHO COMPOSE THE CZAR’S BODY GUARD. w THOUOHT- Wrecked by the Tor* Half the THE GREAT STEEL dUN. th* boring-1 rill wtorh ba* been bollowtog li> uf th- military fur thr winter Tim U<a EXECUTIONERS PAR EXCEuLt? Bills were introduce!: by both moontod aai parol pniieaaMn. NEW FISHERY TREATY SIGNED. hh it cdolteratloa nf (t»l In th* «tet*«, »&! we*:, and <w<wping round tn a half circle. pcwtoOns department agamet the eaargx ef ■nefflrirocy A tali wae passed approtrirtIBS 3 »/..<**> for a public building at Port­ land. Orv., a»i the senate adjourktL Bilta were Intradural in the i.uj.j pe.-taita by tbc foreign pieaiputeatiarm* and United ran de»troyal aud *1. 'Eb* drdl this city. Aeshtance was teiegrapbeil for to nullwu Ilnaua i I pen* <• itepirc to. prohibiting gamitling in farm produde; coa*Utntioaai a nevlment limiting m»ml>enibip of tbe b<Lae to Jto; authorir ag th* lonn «f electric light ConrLi tbe erertton of public buUi.nr* at (nW*arg. d«J opimou ia that th* gun hibiUcg tbo advertisement or pablicaiiou o.' lastly kdka Tbe laWU sheiter. It waa ronttnuou* buabwbarkin* till proiubtUng book-making or pooH aa rare* or A FEELING OF REBELLION. lioaaire banker doo, and Satiyday vide. tart nth- do particular* arr dereon participetiag. H«wl*y oppoeed u>e educetic.ua! bit!, tbe Cnoaputaory education of Indian children was dieeuaMd without action. a»l tbe senate wijourawi after a er- Mr. Corcoran's ptey- m»d bolding higt wxi arbitrary antb»rttr A Cossack ad.lter la granfed cumnteca Im .tmmity against p*tntatam» 'it for all bat tbe' highear crirnr. which ta murder in rold blood. condition haa aa- offending citisra or n <m paid rm be is courtmartiate! and probably itnprtouoed fur throe two telegraph bat tbo •peeulatioc places tbo lout to tbo mon aa toUowi: •nd brother, Chartea Ml! for the refunding of Kk2K,U7 to the Rail­ hand with th** road ba»<la. 3’W.XX,. miner*. |l,ff«,000 n* rill aggregate fnovmtcat. R. L. Feb. IT-O**o< tbo . Before tlx tornado tagan h thunder x! and rumbling noete we* heart and a Mad. whrtbrr anythmg K .ffwtunlh eGertuany Irarncl Nurviy w. bora Saturday. tbe Q D. WUw building on Bra^d *trv« Before ■ (teamw company got then* thflatnro had worked tbwr way uHo the ia them After givfctg f xir Mock Snrga buiHia; church i* almost wreck. Th* public Teratog the ocner of High etmA tbe HUHm«n bulHicg, a three ■•'ary Inr.t nrunArr-. th* Bradftorn block and tlx Mantle bank building, this last a twixtory brick building were t irped. Many building* were endan- briefly Uou directly, by tnainUiniug a land ot tar. strikers a* provl ling that no one diverged escape after a fair t Biair who to charged w>thcni rwsoiUax ta semi-daHmros till their cberks are 14:. money io proportion to population Imteadof MAD ON HIS ENGINE portloo 6f the town^ ta completely ruinwL The place looks a* tboogt. su eerthqnak* bad visited it lii* county court bi-i** ta one of tbe mart couipiale wieckx. A* ( write tbe Simix Crrr, r.ot many Hay* ago, I bald. Marshall McDonald, to A.b oomtnla- wae a* follow*: teCtive. ruUnary, and aacri.maalal uwe, and (bat mated from I'Al.OUQ to Al,OOu,QOQ_ ^H.w de men beex-aw* d/tectlron. any way! »vbat traiEing and natural trait* mu>: a man barer ‘ That i* a hard qncstnn to snsnrr off In a little, group of a by 1 U ta not and moto Un|K*tant thing, I uSou.’u say, m that men have a distinct likiug—an u-duubtei •rotlaL Jooao rf Nevada. Keaaa. Morvan, rtumh. Jtagaa, bet.tn. toutebury. Hpuear, fur?*. Veal. V«r the falling, blaring ruin*, and aTero con* a med ----------- oa* written and since Jan. 1 tbo number hn«, reached l.xi prteKMd beneath timbers and bricks IHUlng* Itcf WlTULT. Ia., 1 than went into committee on th* deflueacy trill. lUudaB compbuual that tbe depart- Cries ■ bich rnfrr, which mingled with their blood. Above ural aptltnde for it. That is the iniltspca-a No prerequisite. Thru be mart hampers, ’vrwe, youth, InteUignicr, esthu»ia*n; (ar town free from Impending danger. Tbe cheap lodging bou*ee are be:ng inepeeted and fumigated. cruelty which tbe committee has pumriJd •ra*d line aa carefully aa at flrw, perhap * <,F,nR must stand ba trial iB tha county. In a tub of e«^l *.>— ____ .T THE RECORD OF CRIME improve mattera An amoudmoot was adopted making appropriations for tbe coiaptetloa of peb'ic buildiMga in over thirty Hamtw-ford, assistant high duet *e iotom building. With the grocery Mock of Daniels, Cornell A Oa, and of J. A. A R. A Reid, printwx wee horned Bonday nlgbt Luas, tbourbt at alternative lait to loo For an hour it looked as though of tbe blast would be burned lay- As the night wore oo tbe Crrr. Fab 17 — Bilb were telegram from Texas statm that a Tull w<iG/7r~> City and tbo Muiklngu-n river in Ohio; also to regulate tho importation of foroign oarehaadias A bill wae iatroduoed toautbertos K* •y~TJUU0b lortoptbo ■cTtaiu* uf Lis minr . ooa 0?PRICE’S t*re “to stop the row "C, «e ereaturw lay groaning and praying TiW ltkA lantern. and lamps fl ekared debates oa treaties Private peustou »ko« bo *raa try’tug to arrest' BUSINESS NOTES. October. maul. •a>0"° eeuafo amendmeuts to Ing for eleven dirln in thb dtotriot b°or**o. K once of Chltaan. bet seven days Buoinom failures during that jwrioit number for tbe United Statei. 310; Ctteda, 37; total JT3; compared wlthJBT for _______ -uu-uri., *m mat nothing would start aa asthmatic to wheeling so quickly aud with such volume of sound as n couch of gecec feathers. Tbe d ecovcry eprvad, tuidsbe guoaiowtu n pxat deal of it* latter tUy comfort to tbc aathrno.—New York Bun by tbo storm eland as U bounded over tbe olta, Minn., daaed lie doors Friday, bat It ta railway telegraph bill until adjournment. Want moron City, Feb. IA.-A memorial Daniel lunry Reeslw Horton, of tbo Buffalo Labri- iblw baUdings be I WJ inhabitant, and C money to be provided in a genera! e J™^ H. Hornell, wbo will giro ft P**0*1 unto mvst broce up if afce widxw to k***> l*Usf*l nat of all semMaoao to humanity, borea to a plae* of safety. IbeoAy tarawl finam Caetmt IakinJ ^wdeF ”.roiaane proven In tali.l.'t? sg*Jr *7to« to •* with ftbe Ureal Vetter*!' muck baking powdkr co � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-02-29.pdf 371064a975e59784074fdea9c4eb9bcd PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXII. NO. 44. The Hastings Banner. County News H ABTiNos, Barky* Co.,' Mich COOK & NISKERN. suBscaimoN bates iu Cither e»*e 15 cent* will Or add rd for postir« nlirn wnbcritM'r rrwldro ouUtdr of fht WHOLE NO. 4709. HASTINGS. MICH.. FEBRUARY 29. 18E8. wjodumdcema. 11. M. Mvrre. Gerkpy. W. N. Adkln*. Montan. H.«. iuib. mrimue. J. McKelvey. Mania Grove. I’reuon .l.-nell. A.Mjrrta. Fosiraanter. faeey. rostmaaler, Bantleld. , “ O'fMtmell. J. N. Covert. Garllon. FoaCrwter. Frwport. J>. L. Moribund"?edar Creak. F. G. Norwood. IM-Iton. ■ JolinSbrxii, Hickory Corner*. Brown & (UlrtM, Prairieville. ask us and we will tell who it Is. Some of the Carlton teachers attend­ ed the association Saturday in spite of the bad weather. Some of them intend to attend the-normal class. Villa Warner is reported better at this writing. Miss Kinnle Merritt was home last bundsy on a visit from her school in the Leach district, three miles north of Hastings. Peter Mosher returned home from Battle CrHek last Monday, after a short visit with hh girls that are going to school there this winter. Mr. Nash has had some repairs mads on his engine, from men in Grand Rap­ ids. . Mrs. M. Minzvy returned home SaU urday. altera visit with her daughter, Mrs. Mina Kenyon. .Ml*w Rosa Hallock is on the sick list Mrs. 11. Hallock returned from Kal­ amazoo Saturday, where she has been visiting her sister. party to Ito full extent. Mr. M. V. Spealman, formerly of Canton, Ohio, who purchased a farm known as the Abram Bush place, loca­ ted aliout S’; miles north west of this place, nearly two years since moving on to the same. Friday, Oct 24 th, in company with C. A Polly, Uri«h Buret and A. 8. Cortright he was mak­ ing preparations to go fishing on Crook­ ed lake. Mr. S. went across the fields on fcot quite early In the morning, and wh.le there in the hou.-e of C. A. Polly, he. an re trbin his seat to look at some minnows in a pail, which were to be used during the day. While looking Mr. 8. fell dead upon the door. On the loliowing day, the Sith, his remains were removed tor burial to his (ormer home in Ohio accompanied uy hU mourning family, consisting of a wife and two suns, each bring under age, and a brother-in-law, Henry Black. A large circle ot newly formed friends and neighbors mourn his audden de­ parture from our midst. J. H. Kellogg closed a very success­ ful term of four months school in the Pendil district last week. Peter Aldrich, aged nearly 78 years, has been quite sick for several days paiL Report says he is recovering un­ der the treatment ot Dr. Elliott. We had the pleasure on Saturday of viewing il flock ot lambs fed for mar­ ket by I*. H. Lawrence, lie has a nice arrangements within his shed fet wat­ ering aud feeding hay, stalks, besides a grain self-feeder where all of the. flock may come at will and help them­ selves without stint by the shepherd. Mr. L. has also a lot nf ahdats and pigs, which he is feeding and which are doing well. He is using a Steam apparatus for cooking the food for the different classes* of his swine. We were Inform­ ed that the tombs sold on contract for six cento per pound, to be delivered the fore part of next month. Many people are complaining of colds, while some claim it to be a winter fe­ ver. • Mrs. W. O. Barnre has again been prostrated by rickneas. Mrs. Harvey Aldrich and children are on thaelck list. -Alvah Pennock Lays he ean fish and play ball In the season of It. but that does not require so much study snd Erectice aa the art and science' that be just about to inaugurate. . ' daughter's home Sunday morning, aged 86. Funeral services took place Tues­ day at 11 o’clock at the Congregational church. The remains were interred in the Freeport cemetery. The party was a complete, sucre's last We inc-day night. There were 86 numliers sold. Joe Al wine and family returned home Saturday after visiting friends in Indiana the past winter. French part of last week. Mrs. T. D. French was seriously in­ jured one dav but week by fallinr down cellar. She is. however, improv^he school concert at Jordan’s hall last week Monday evening was well attended, in spite of the storm.. H. K. Hendrick and wife spent aeveral days with friends in-Carlton last The entertainment givefa by the band About the only event of the past Saturday : evening was much enjoyed week of any importance was the ma- by I the few that attended. sonic ball at the opera house WeduesMiss Florence Putnam went to Hast­ d;*y evening. Almut 75 numbers were ings I Tuesday to attend the teachers’ sold, a numlx-r being present from class. < VJOH FKINT1XG. Hastings. The supper served at the Rev. Milo Smith addressed a large jUjnkiivI ;ride l»(clt in the Job Printing Delodfre hall wan fine, and everything audience s A. C. Jroaap. dnuuretlllk at the Congregational church paitrai-nroC thr Baxnkk. Everything in the jntireofflre i* new; sail with the latest f..Croat FaStnMter. Yankee Sprit***, passed off nfeely—barring ih«- -music," XSunday evening on the subject of tem­ type, die most approved pattern* ot machinery* c. W. Armstrong, Bowen* Jill •which was execrable. Undoubtedly. perance. । end competent workman employed. euablM the the next party given here will be supThe Star society of the Baptiatr HAXKKH w do flr*t-cl*»< tob work. . will be antdrtainsd Friday eve­ ■plieil with an orchestra which am read church < upt rented with u« notes. ining by Florence Jhitgam. ‘ M. b. Keeler I* in New York pur­ Jerry Boynton was- through, here Friday looking up a route from Wood- chasing < goods foa the spring trade. IteapArtlully, Hsst.ncv U a elty of 3JX0 oooplr. varroundrd COOK & K18KEKN. Marceau-* Wrights daughter, with land to Battle Creek. There’s 0|»jnoo - u riel, nml provperou, country, and n the two children, from New York, are worth of good paper waiting for Jerry. her I county real Of Barry county. It* location oa ihre.' natural trrrace* niltijs from Die Timer.A great many are rick, mostly lung him an extended visit. as soon as he puts a railroad into making i •onle .-her, could hardly t»e surpMtrd. With trouble. , Woodland, and he probably will go af­ The Creaeent society of the M. E. t* be.suUtully shaded -irret* and handsome | Strong's mill is now in operation. Number from here attended the K wili give a supper at Mre. G. ter them. Whfn he gets there, he* church < A social hop at A. li. Beldon's on the ’ e.otnes, it aflordt an rxrell-nt rreldsnce place. ITie l itv liu graded •scnocl* of the buchest 224. It was well attended and a gtxnl of P. ball at Middleville the 22d.. Wula-aday evening. might tietter strike from there to Ickes 1 iLiuiU.-.: of exeellrncp. also a sckool library <,t T. Forbes sehuol closed in the Brew M*ud Young.who la attending school Battle Creek, via Nashville, than to tjfio volumm. and rlrgant school building*. It .time. district last week. He has been engag­ leave the stub and run his road from at i Grand Rjpids, Is home on a visit. James' Nesbitt is out again. ha* me cbtirebes.threeroe^ileut newspapers, ed to teach the coming term here. W| Mrs. C. Clever entertained several uid launeroui socwllM* of the secret ana beuevGeorge Turner is better. Freepo.rt to Battle Creek through from NasbvMlc Thursday and Hasting, which he dubs “a dead town, ladies 1 The road across the river and mud are sure of a good school. Ada. beloved daughter of John Man­ Friday of last week. anyway.” ul«b water of uuvirptUMed purity mM adapta- creek data were covered about two and chester. died Friday, at 4 p. tn. with James Luther and wife, of Lamont, t <«. for hoUM*buN purpo«H. and a].m rei-urr* one-half feet with water. Miss Minnie Mobley, of Jackson, is adMdate protection acalnM tire. Il bat two consumption, She was loved-by all and Geo. H. Luther; of Grand Rapids, visiting Nellie Truman. • i Married, on Wednesday, the 22d. Rood Panic*, which etb-nd every poswiblo acI Listing* newspaper canvassers have were In town last week, Ute gueste ol ■■omodaUots to patroir*. and two new hotel*, on- Ambrose Reid to May Scothorn. May who knew her; and the parents have the sympathy of the community. Ser­ »l wfi! ■!« It no-r open tolhe public, that hive nu they have a long and happy union. been beseiging the town the past two W. E Otto anfi wfft. Adporior In any city of ihreo times the po.iuUvices were held at the M. E. church at Mrs. Fred Pfredarteller, of Mount weeks. Cadi off your dogs. Mrs. Ada Main has adopted the ■jvn of Halting*. It* buvlnen* men andbud10 a. m. Sunday, by Elder Moore, of Miss DvCouraey has gone to Illinois 'Pleasant, was visiting here last week. . ;;e»a k»u.*r* are fully »brex*t with the times bi daughter of her sister. Mrs. Lord. The Middleville, and the body was taken to Dr. A. Hanlon, of Elk Rapids, was m to spend the summer with a friend. ;.iu»h and enlrrprise. It has already s number papers were drawn Monday. of njorishlnx uianutacturliut Mitrrpn«ca. Bui v one day last week hand-shaking F. C. Boise attended tbs. Michigan town I The fishing has been splendid for the Leighton (or burial. Ils jltrvelonetnent in this direction has been W in. Kepkey's home and most of the bls host of friends here. club banqnet st Detroit Wednesday.. with ' aisdreiihy lack of proper transportation faciUconteuU burned Mdhday. Himself Revival meetings at the M. E. church and reports an enjoyable time. ure. Tub Mlrhisan Central boa lung been Its >aly i.ulway. But this falllheCUlxaco.Kalaand wife were at home at the lime. There's a daisy hew 5-bonie Buxton 1last week were poorly attended. maaio A Saginaw K. R. has been completed to The voters of Thornapple, regardless in the Nashville News office. Quite a blizzard. Saturday and SunHaatuif*. m.dtluR It nearer Chisago by rail There's a house of-bad shape near the of । party, point with pride,to the record than eittiet Grand Kaplds or Jackson. It la the day. Fishing ia the order of the day. purpose of the projectors of this Uno to extend by the Hou. John Carveth in 1885 depot whose occupants have been noli- made i Almost everybody is sick. Uie saruu to neat year, which will Everybody goes. in the state senate, snd hkd hoped to tied to seek fmh pastures. Charles Armstrong is on the gain. make th*> C--K. A. M. one of the bed line* tn H. Gaskill will move to Dowling his name, in ths ooming camThe pupils of Mrs. Ilindmarch's present ’ Frank Patten is very sick with ty­ next balurday. M KblK»n. The Lowell & Hasting* railroad has breti graded and ironed from Lowoll.south Co phoid pneumonia. room observed Longfellows* day Mon- ; Art. Stanton's valentine was an eight Freeport, eight toll*** north of Hastings. Tbo day afternoon. . Earl Russell is said to be falling. right of way hss been secured and most of the pound boy. No school was held it the Professor ’ s Carveth utterly refuses to be a candignultog been dene from Freeport to Hastings. E. Terpenning is confined to his J. II. Valentine in at home entertain­ room Monday, the thermometer stand- date. This bring the care tba This road wiU be extended to Hasting* In ls». ho ise by illness. his old enemy, the rheumatism. ingat freezing point and obstinately ether in the district that would i Ambrose Crump is on the sick list. ing (Jeo. Baker is helping A. C. Waite refusing to ascend. The trouble was ■as hearty support from our peo Mrs. Perry also. pickets. Weurderstand that Mr. would the Hon. Clement Smith, u____ caused by a defective furnace. Jessie backet, of Kalatffazoo, made MW Baker will move to this place In the points lor. tn*nul*cturin< e«UbU*hmenia her sisters a short visit last week. Claud Potter, of Detroit, was in town lawyer, he is the peer of any in the dis­ • . 1..•* -T-. aa.K t. lb. ilrw ztf th. *|I1. spring last week, singing “Johnnie, get your trict, and moreover is an upright and Rev. Babcock's connection with the Jerry Bproul, our hardware merchant, gun," etc. He's been sent homd to his honest citizen. We believe his nomin­ Something like a blizzard Sunday. ■ hire menu lor such loaUtutlon*. Ortalnly do Baptist church here is ended. Xast will sell windmills in connection with , oecter. place for any branch of m*uuUcturlnx. ation by the republicans of the district Oscar Matthews and family spent ana. ■ repceially furniture aud woodworic. could be Sabbath cloring the year for which he bis other business this season. Mr. Brady's flats took their first bath of will add much to the Thursday in Irring. iclc ted uud a liberal bonui wHybe glvra for was hired. Sproul It* an honest dealer and deserves the season last week, being slightly in­ ticket. Matte DeMott was on our streets Mr. Collina, of Kalamazoo, will sup­ our patronage. undated. Wednesday and Thursday. ferity, mid vroposro to place ItaeU Ir. the (root ply the pulpit next Sabbath. We are sorry to say that it Is a com­ Thos. Cranston, of Irving, wm in the George Moore returned from Indiana Seven persona united with the M. E. mon. too common, occurrence for our rank of the huiilinK citiesof Miciilmui. lu this 8. H. Larabee has bls house all pa­ village Thursday visiting his sister. on Tuesday last ronnrctlun we will si*U* that during the past church on probation on Sunday last. pered. . 1*. M. to lock up the postotflee all day Mrs. M. B. Brooks. rear, th" ut-r bulldliac* and ItnprorenieuU In Mrs. Ilaufstetu-r is on the sick list George Bostwick is hauling logs to Ha*ilug* argrrgittrd (too,ar* and during Hie oaat nnd liu*ve town, as was the case on laat Alatie Nearey, who has been-spend ­ A sister of Chas. Church, from Ot ­ two years SK5.000. For (urtlier mullmiUin Anson Wolf returned from Tenues- Friday. People who did not get their sego, spent a few days with him last ing the winter with a sister here, has Delton. He Intends building a shed concrrnlnK this, one of the brot title* iu Michi­ this spridg. mail the night before or wished to get returned to her home at Hickory Cor­ gan. and having a*'bri<hl proeiweCa ** any. seelret week. week. • .­ John W illiama says he took some of take the Hatting* Bans an. acknowledged to A ten pound I-aby at Alec. Kimbor- postage etamps found no one there, and L. Smith and family have returned ners. be tile equal ot any o>uut> pap»*r published. the (xistman 10 miles away. Dick Sturgis wns home from the the big fish out ot Big Cedar lake the lin's. from the north. . other day. Some were 4 inches long. Leroy Barnum will move this week, west a couple of days last week. Fred Cook visited his brother Frank rot'R couneiw. m. bates. The school in DisL No. 8 close* next There's a rumor of a rumor on our . Attorney at Liw. nnd Mr. Lees will move.into his house "nJdkk Qnlrk .nd wile .bitai'.t ' J-""'’ 8mlU> **«“ bu”d*>' “ streets which Is daily growing more Friday. The teacher. Mire Hannah again. • Whitby has given good stttofaetion. . James Wolf nnd wife spent a few rumorous. but’there's nothing definite Slim Ella Barrett, of Delton, closed in it Ttt. days at James Sutton’s* l*it week. J b£J’ InSXi.e.m. down I ’“J *° Gr,”J ber school tn the Chas. Carpenter dtolast Thursday to bld his t^st girlhood *’**.?£•.'‘“h; . ________ _ Mrs. Wesley Slewart 1s afflicted with CLOVEK2IALK. i trict last Thursday. • n XBAXBEU.MnD. U"'M ’’ “1 Carrie O'Dell visited our school on rheumatism. . ; Wetlin-sda) last. JudnoniBailey, of Rosa, has lieen vis­ E»y. to catch cold. Chiu. Baldwin and wife spent a few .. Dick Sprague and Jay Barnum fished vicinity the past week. Quite a snow storm passed through iting in itrtloAnrtTiaK’A’hwiHnn nnd Surgeon I The theater at the Wilcox op»ri. days hist week with friends in Johns­ • at Mud lake in Hope, on Friday last. John Kaftier, Jr., went to .Treeport here last week. M4y befeuud at hte^offlee over "tere ! house last Friday night was a failure ' • pe I'lUUU rtb Ul- uuMrt- v.r. Our school closes this week Friday, town. Friday. Mrs. Zerbel is slowly gaining. -~..A im. Ait George Clary will visit in Battle, from S .. l<> to ..a. ... in. -w.* and t.rtm Horn 11« I to *3 n p.jm. All rail* rolls on account of the rain, lie underL. Noble intends going to Delton the Charles Dash ami wife start for New iu city or eoaofy promptly r.-*j».>nded io Bed*■­ stand they will try it again tome time with exercises in the afternoon. Creek this week. Eld. Grow did not preach his fare­ dem* -BetiUrv puoe. cor. Center and (Bureb York Monday. - coming summer .tpkeqpboarding house in the near future. t.. lla»tinit». MMrf e Dame rumor says that Mr. Chadder- with M. Pennock. Mr. Lee, father ot Mrs. G. Mason and well sermon on Sunday• Last, it was too On Saturday, Feb. 18th. W. 11. Jor­ don will occupy the house, soon to be Mrs. John Bell, died on Wednesday of stormy. The mite society will meet with Mrs. n W. LOWRY, M. II. , vacated by Mr. Mosher. dan found a wolf robe In the road, week; funeral at the M. E. church Palmerton on March 8lh. Sales are quite numerous around hem IT. Llxyslcian and Surgeon. last We feel sorry tor the young man north ot Woodland center. The owner• on Friday. . 'lake* a specialty of treaUug duwasre of the Dorr Stowell visited our school this can get the same by calling at Mr. Jor­■ who tramped three miles through the now. Mike Moser. C. Norton and C. A little son of James Moon was week EYE and EAH and th*- preservation of vision Dilien each have bills out for sales to Monday. dan's, two miles north of Woodland tnud to ask the company of a young come off in the in the next two weeks. ny proiwrly uuina SPECTACLKS and eye buried on S.iturd*y, after an illness of Aluut 50 invited guests assembled at center. J i.4HM tri* . lady to a social, and then got left. D. F. Garrard starts for the west the vflUe and residence on Brosdway. near Court only four days. hi um of D. C. Kenyon on the even­ r. r UUbert. A L. ll4Ubk L, F.uf L. B. and E. G. Potter received the the ff<mj*e. Hastings, Mich. ing of Feb. 23d, to witness the marriage There is considerable activity In the first of March, .where he has a job on news of the death ut their brother of his daughter Nellie to Fred Bump, and L. Parrot visited Kalamazoo last; ths railroad as conductor. George on Friday hut. His home was l»oth of Carlton. The ceremony was week to see the ofilcere of the C. K. A■ tie and lumber business. Messrs. Pierce The birthday forty at Seolca Beigh's QMITII A COLGROVE. S. R. R. They came borne wearingr have a large stock of logs and their last Monday was h very pleasant affair, in Chicago. ip Lawyers, by Rev. A. K. Stewart as­ very pleasant srpUes. but kept veryr saw mill is busy. ’ Bert Cooper, Charlie Mason and performed and a good dinner was enjoyed by all, (Offlee In Union bfock, Hsstlnr*.) sisted by our pxstor the Rev. W. D. quiet about whatlheir success was. Preparations are being made for a Arthur Hili returned from the north Rowland; the ceremony being short furnished by the ladies in attendance. Dr. Landis was at Hastings last week,, large amount of building at this point, Saturday. Dance at Ue center Friday night of impressive. After congratulating under the treatment of Dr. Lowry forr as soon as the weather permits. The young folks had a party at Rob. and E. KEN ASTON, r the happy douple. we partook of the Infiamation of the eyes. Bates A Klnsbury are getting ready this week. . Attorney Law, Phillips' last Thursday night Geo. & Marehail accompanied bountiful supper prepared for the oc­ to manufacture a Urge quantity of byMrs. Deacon Holmes ia on the sick list this her mother. Mrs. Miller, of Caatte(Over J. 8. Goodyear • Co.'s »U*re.) casion; aBd then with mirth and song brick the coming summer. Practloea I□ ail court*ot the HUM. Collection* ton. are visiting in Ohio. we occupied the hours until the clock Mr. McLean is now ready to serve Felix Chamberlain has a horse pur­ F. P. Palmerton, who striking two reminded us that we had customers in the blacksmithing line. chased of B. F. Barnes. The Mr. Mosher Intends removing bis B. church The wheat appeared to be in fine con­ better adjourn. The following articles F.. reports a good lime. ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate, Mr. Gilfloy, of Odessa, whom Mrs. stock of goods from Hope center to expected Wednesday evening to assist dition as the sun and rain cleared the were presented to the happy couple: Insurance and Loans. r _ Water set. castor, wash-bowl and pitch­ PrAUt had arrested for disorderly eon- Cloverdale, during the present week. ground of snow. Sheldon tn the same 1 have to announce the death of Mr. Mr. on Fri­ A donation last Friday night at M. er, pickle castor, waler set. set of glass­ durt. was uned *1.00 and Lettie Whitney closed her school In Special Attention siren to ware, fruit dish, perfumery set and pair day last. Timothy Collins, an aged rerldent, who [ of tiroparty. The InUrrot* of noo-reaioeni PhUllpe for Elder Daniels. the Quail-trip duirict hut Friday, and prvLrty owner* carefully looked after Fams Mr. Engals, who was arrested for dis­ died on the 19th. Mr. Collins came on will teach the same school the coining M. Bagley to furnishing some fine pillow shams, lamp, lied spread, pair of towels,, bed spread, gospel songs, orderly conduct at the hotel, was tried to the farm he lately occupied, over 30 of JlRlio* for tale or exchange. Houm* and lumber for the roller mill at Delton. summer. C. F. Townsend has a contract for pair of towels, vmM, sail and pepper on.last Friday evening, ami the Jury years ago. He was a thoroughly hon­ net, tooth pick-holder, set of knives and disagreeing the prisoner was discharg­ est and upright man. and highly re­ 500 ties for the C. K. 4 8. R. R Co. forks, pickle dish. X dozea napkin^, spected. Ills remains accompanied by JAMES A. 8WEEZEY£Biryer A dancing party at M. Bagley’s last ed. ________________ Ed. Birdsall has recovered from his a large number of relatives and friends sickness, and expects to start for Clar­ Wednesday evening. A good time re­ dozen silver spoons, butter knife and FREKPOHT. Hxii'ngi, Mich. __ were taken on the care from Clover­ sugar spoon. this week. Prart.ee* In *11 court* of UifxUte. Offlceorer ported. John Wallace was in town Thurs- dale to Kalamazoo, where they were in­ ion Jacob Lenah came near haying a ser­ , Frank Lewis and wife are on the MJVTU HASTINGS. terred in the Catholic cemetery. ious accldtot near Cloverdale, by the star list; also Mrs. Leonard Lewis and Target was tn Lowell Friday. John — — — ---------------------Remember the school exercises at the sleigh turning over and the box tailing little boy. . JQ C. WELTON Wonder who the reporter is for the ouhim. The horses bring gentle, alone Star Friday evening. Mrs. Ell Charlton Is s6m to be about Quite * number of persons attended M.’ E. society. The K. of F. dance held in Jordan’s Abbie Bower la quite sick, also her saved him. Nelson Hidkley was in Lowell tost ball Wednesday evening was a great a very qukt aervhe at the Star Sunday little brother. BALTXMOBK. evenlrg^Rev. Rowland falling to put week on business. social success. There were about 45 Mrs. Malvina KcLeUand is quite sick Smith Will spent Sunday with couples present, and none went away Walter Snyder, whose death was In an appearance. at her daughter's, Mrs. A. L. Green, in Died, on Wednesday last, the Infant friends In Lowell. dissatisfied. The music furnished by mentioned in last weeks paper, died at John Kahter. of Hope, is the guest of York's band ot Grand Rapids, added Allegan. QOOK A SHELDON, the residence of hla son, Volney Snyder, child of Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Ryerson, Bessie Draper goes to her sister's in much to the enjoyment of the occasion. Newaygo this week. aged about five months. The funeral Geo. Binriker’* people this week. in Baltimore, Feb. 19. 1888. He wai (Offlceln Abstract Hlock.HreUuri. **lc*>, c. J. Smelkrr and Albert Gosch, Sr., Among those present from abroad at unusually well in the morning, done services were held at the Star by Rev. Mrs. Della Roush, who has been vis­ H*ve tbo only set of Abstract Books la Bai were in Ionia Friday on bu<Iu«»*. the K. of P. dance were Mlns Minnie Geo. D.Lee, of Hastings, and the re ­ the milking as usual, and on coming in it in« Mist AbbW Bower, has returned County. Wonder what caused that sober look Cook, of Hasllnga; Mrs. Smith. Ada; the house complained of a severe pain mains were interred in Riverside cemeto her home in Grand Rapid*. on Louisa Smeiker ’ s face Sunday. Mrs. Tracy, Grand Rapids; T. Rogers in the ride and back, but did not give terv. • f Dre. Beyder and Lathrop are seen Al. rt. —' .J ..--------Geo. Holmre. of Ada, spent a few and wife, Ravenna; Geo. Luther, Grand quite often on our streets. Last Friday evening, as all will re­ up until about 10 o’clock. He suffered nappen * vanarman, Rapids and A. T. Sprague, Lansing. Lawyers. great pain until death kindly relieved member, a very floe rainy evening, the dare in town this we-k. Mrs. Albert Sponable was called to MU* Cad wall ami Nellie Yarger were Chandos Caldwell was attacked and Ohio, by the illness of her mother. (Oror HartiWCB National Bank.) him of his suffering at 150 p. m. lie leap ) ear party at E. IS-nnock's whs a badly bitted on the arm Wednesday, by was born in Cattaraugus. N. Y^ May. surceast?) Seven persons sat down at in Lowell Thuraday. • Farmer* are preparing for makinr a dog belonging to John Sweegles. It 16.1817, was married OcL 5, 1810, to the flr.it table. It bring such a success, ILLIAM 11. SWEEZEY. Attontqr .Miss-Lucinda Bentrn. They came to a surprise leap year pnrtv took pla--*- sugar, but Saturday and Sunday didn't is to be hoped that the owner of the Geo. 8. Hartom is on the gain. At Law and Solicitor In Ch-mcery. this state in 1844 and settled near Pon­ the next evening at 1). A S. Patou's. look much like it. dog will put him beyond Die power of Mrs. Levi Gifford is improving. Albert Gonch b.iught a cow of Geo. committing another such act. The protracted meetings at the cen­ tiac; in 1853 they moved Into the town- Ail present at lailb ut there parties enThursday for®29. Monroe Dietrick knows exactly how­ ter have closed; Rev. Goodrich Hing «hin of Barry, where he lived until the j-ried themselves. ■ Beeler Andrew Geiger made a trip to Logan Peter Coburn went to Kalamazoo to break a colt, at* was Illustrated by called home by tbo lllnesa of hta wife. death of his wife, Feb. 22. 1884; rinc* ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. „ Thursday. W»* won't say * hat for. , his efforts.wlth one on Thur*day. Mr. Densmore, of New Y ork. is vis. Justice of the Peace. that time he has lived with his children, Friday to attend the .funeral of his Mrs. A. Br’inn-r vWtrd nt J. M. A dime supper will be given this af­ itiug at A. G. Kent's. ot whom six survive him. Mrs. Albert uiwr, .Mrs. Aggie Buckaru, formerly Collection* * specMty. ■ Brunner's Thursday. ternoon at the residence of G. W. Ickes, .Herbert himpkim*. of AugUHta. is • Kelly being one of the number, ife Patteroon, Mr. D.inirH. of Carlton, spent bnday froni4:.M to 8 o’clock, by the voting was a member of the Wesleyan church A. Reid .took the advantage of leap with visit iiig friends in Assyria. his sun-m-1 »w, (»*-.». S<ai'**y. people's crieent. society of the M. E. B. TIMMERMAN, . nt Hickory Corners 'f*’r .* numt*er of war ami Wk* united in marriage to Mrs. A. G.isch visited ut.I.G. Reu. Hotumpatbic Physlclmi Jk burgeon. years. Hi* was an upright chrhtalri Mi-s Seorth'irn. Cungniiulatmni Am. Mra. GeoS. liartonk burned h> church. (h-rtrurie Niino w ill tins week lioteh ter» ThuTMlax. man and respected by all who knew quite badly last Monday night. (O3fee orer (Athrop’a drug store.) We understatt i Geo Brider will *w*i: on*’ of the iuonI Mim-r.ii’ul terms cd hliito**!*. Hon. J-ihn Carveth and family left Amos Bowen says if the toys dor* t mm. •*' e i'U*l work *m Uia r.dlro td this M'huul cut taught here. Moudtfv fubari extend* d trip through quit striding, they will hear something Himim'-r. ’ II. LANDOS. M. D., CARLTON CENTER. . I’Nysican and burgeon. 11 Eckert and J. G iteut* r delivered th*-smith. We understand Unit they I drop. hath (’old we her yet. No chance to han­ intend going direct? to Chattanooga, ' John , fc“ ’Tuckerman-took r—’ **a FTiilden t«»h acme rattle nt Hiv-Hug** Saturday. ’Vrrellvi.l. Web. . The vdung peoph’s Washington* I last Mem lay/while cutting ice on L*on ear yet boys. riffle- one door »*uUi << KIBwtrleks drui; dle I he Mr.*. W. lloluire. of Ada. visit cl Tenn/ jMWb H«-nn M obtest daughter di-d I ndI >tl Until Tompson's hall whs well frteBils in town a few nays ol hint . 'Enos Smith, of Allegan, was In town Allred Young has1>urehn*e<l a build ­ Wednesday* The fim-* il at the M. E patr- n'z-Ht on th*-wmlrig nf the 2gn*k “Moudsy. chu ch, sermon by-Elder Moore ol Severn \-fl ve nnmfc-rr- having Iwrti s d-i.' week. Slutley Kenyon, of Barno. Wis., is ing of Cmuj. Uliter and moved it »o hix Mrs. Ltudladt prr-vhi»-d suppr for th- • B w.is quite amusing tn hear one of visiting anner Hasting* his parent*, 8. C. Keuyon and lot cast of the ceuUr. He intends to ... Fietp-'rt - young men snoring inehurch parfy foririxty cent* p*-r cowpie. while convert it into a dwelling house, and We are informed that that 1 idv cotnSunday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Roger*, of-Grand Bap- i move there in the spring. po: itor in on the war path, nay sit ain’* the landlord char;-*! fifteen n uls for l.t-t Died, Mrs. Mary M. Roush, at her so. 1’leaae uoa’C bl^uie us- for it but iwrstts. Report says all enjoyed the ADVRKT181NG BATES: Out oltitnn prr ..................................... Si00 00 RttraeUuxu (or special poaiilns*. HASTINGS. K “t”.!”' A M K W W F W Patronize the B Job Rooms. �* ~W’S YOUR LIVER T7 FARM AND GARDEN, It the (vrieaCal rahrtailon. knowing that good health cannot exist wllbmil a UaritiULt-lTt'.r.' .... i i. T.,r marSmvwtA ure Ui7ntotni>.-U decompoMn* - |Ki|«oni*ti rrn nenl bemterhe eu«ue*. Minis r« lavitixlr and ilCTipoodeftcy Jndirj® whole system B deranpU. > <> "«'•*>' ° ba i rertr. -d *• maty p-wte to Iwrith *> pinna by *lvir<* Ibein »lirMtby Uvvr ai» AgMlnat Itubblt* and Farmer* who lire at remote distances front veterinary surgeons often hSe vtilliable ludtuate bcciuiM' they lack ktiowledgv. cut only of tlie (linens* nn;l its trcatmenti but, in ciws calling for putcldc upplieatiou“.' best method" uf npplyTug IxmdnffM. When hot poultices are in order it fa very neeesAnry ’that’ these should be ndjunU"! m>m to retain the heat nn<l prevent an aggravation ot the comjilulnt which is likely to follow when the IMiultice is not closely held In place. It Is with any application only wise and kind to M> orraften a bandngh that the beast will suffer uo inconvenience from it. regulator L "A* a aencral famltv remedy for DyspepMs. Iinqd Uwr.r.mMIpMloii.H* ■ I alws>» use •m—...... i *nrt have rwvrr been -W. J. McKusov, Ms- Ths litest Telephone Meh From the Seat of War. FIG. 1—THBOAT BAXDACK. The first figure here presented, illus­ trate* a thnmt bandage for a hone, that was dMcriiKNl recently in Ohio Farmer. This unndneo serves Well for any outbids application to the throat. If a poultice la used, as in tbu case of swollen glands, etc., it te advised to first.adjust the band­ age, then place the poultice In a cloth folded so as to retain it anil draw between the bondage raid the throat. After It has been adjusted, the baiter is pm in place. A liniment can be applied in the same horses as to the claims made by Percheron breeders that tbeir animate are a distinct breed and constitute a separate clox* The contrary opintoii sustained was that all the draiuht borprs <jf Fmnr>- ore >.ubHtantially of the. treed. To mtilo Ihte matter n i ur.i-.uiB®>' wn- ubpaftnt<H>y the Illinois state j-xwd of agriculture last spring to inve»n«a*b tbe object ntul rejorl thereon. This cmnndttca, nent cotuiiiuulriitiuna to in-st au.tlmritiM- In FYnnce. Tlwsc uutlioritirs unanimously decided tluil the Pcrrberon I* a distinct breed nnd is' the Iradlnq draught liorsa breed in France. (Jn tho report of this couimittiM: the TUInob. state bain! voted to put the Pcrrherous in n distinct ciao. The principal point Is to get the hams just milt enough to keep and not so salt os to injure Ibc flavor aud caiwo the meat t<> liecumt hard. A real uicrly cured ham from a young bog is one ot the luxuries of the tabic. Muke a brine just lining enough to float au egg. stir In sugar or N. 0. inotasscs enough to give it a alight sweetish tnxte, with two ounces of saltpetre dissolved in every stx gallons of tho pickle; stir, and skim off nil impuritl'-s before using, anfl krep the hams weighted down nnd covered with pickle for from four tu seven weeks, depending on their stxo and tl»e weather; If exposed to a freezing temperature, more time will be required; and small and large haius should L>e pickled separ­ ately, otherwise the small ones will be too salt Siuuke with hickory wood or cobs. GOING TO JERUSALEM. Mrs. Phoelw Cheslry. Peterson, Clay Co., 8»wa, tells the following remark­ able story, the truth of which is Vouch­ □feSON X, INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY ed fur by the rcMdenbi c4 the toMK "1 SCHOOL SERIES, pain and aorem fb, and am aide tn do all my own'housework. 1 owe my thunk* to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely nil disease and p^n.* Try a bottle, only 50c at W. 11. Goodyear’# drug store. Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake Citv, Fla., wan taken with a eeverr Cold, attended with a diMrewing Uautrh and running into Consumption* tn ita first stages. Ha trii-d manirio-called popular cough remedies and steadilv grow worse- Was reduced in tlesb.had difficulty in breathing anil wan tumble to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate relief, and utter using atx>ut a half dozen buttles found himself well and has had no return of the disease No other remedy can show an grand a record of ciitev. as Dr. King’s New Dfacovery for Consumption (luaranteed to do just what Is claimed for it—Trial bottle free at W. II. Goodyear's Drug Store. The Boat Salve in the world for Cute, Brubtes, Sort*, Ulcers. Salt Rhfflim. Fever Sort*. Tetter, Chapped Hunds Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions, Minnesota Farmer tells about silage and positively cures Hies, or no pay without a silo. About the end uf Octo-' required. It is guaranteed to give per­ ber corn, unhnaked, and oat straw were feet satisfaction, or money refunded. cut with a feed cutter tine, half an Inch' Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. nnd lew., and piled into a iuiy mow with­ H. Goodyear A Co. out pressure or weight or ex^lnsten of air, Just organized at Grand Rapids, the beyond surh pressure as wax funiikhed by n man'K own weight. The muss heated, ' Michigan fire-ladder and truck compa­ and after a white the top .for a depth of ny, capital 8100,000. * three or four inches molded a little. This food has been fed to Bilik cows for some time now. and witigap other rations Uisu a Utile ground oaisMgrtie animate are re­ ported to thrive on. it aud give more milk siace ro fed than before. anywhere than Pre got now. Good ligt*. ptenty oT room. Come over and see m*-«r<4oor cff-'Ctlre fur glvlnj tonu ; diction.Slid SMliUllalHCi uf . tag tbe nervous forces to ih i eun.ijtipn, uni ter purify . ami Vitalizing the blood. [Troti I-—rm Ih-lpw Q-urteriy. « H. H. Hoffman, HdMitolR^to. puMlsbnr.j GR ea FOK Falling Heal.il.. thronged with fwo)>te going Up to the Fttrorer. BMraynl, pnt m by u friend into tho jxiwi-r of. Deliver, give^Up futo the bands -of. Gentile*. In this case, Pilate ns muTnenting the Human jwwer. Nrourgc, ehasttee with whips. Crucify, put to dnath on the eruos. Worshiping, or kneeling, showing outward marks cf respect. Drink of my cup. or share my lot, or sufferings. Th- ten. I. c.. the other dtecipko. AU of ■ iIcm. 1 tried various r< im <; by dlffercul uhnriclans, but i,. wrtik that 1 could not to out ■tomring to re«t. My'frjru<: smri*d< u urn |o try A»rr’» m Rich I did. and I anj il'.v,- «, Mr><H£ »« ever. — sir*. i.‘. ' Al.-xuadria, Minn. Zcb-dro. Moved with indignation, were • ory angry. I’riuco*, men high in ofileA. Mintetcr, or tervaat Mintoterwl unto, or to family, for bcrohila, and k-,. ,. taken fuilhfully. Hist ft will u cradiriue Ibis terribledte a».. 1 Rheumatism Lumbago, Bae ache, Sore T bitea. Sprains it cor ipUvilv nr death. ' V. 17. Jvwwwan now g<4ng upto Jerusalem e-.nijoundnl. — W. F. Fowler. Si. J»., GrwuvUte, Tenn. •... Dyspepsia Cured. Uut ba was going, ami goal;; with the full knowledge of nil that awaited him there. But why were they ama**lt Was there not something wtprclaliy Mriking in his manner and appctaranivT Hoow ahuurt transforming influence about him. Was it not the per­ vading cotj»Hon«ne«a <«f what was before him, and the shining forth of an indari rvaoiu- ••1 bavr <wt my tecs lilts a flint," of which brdsli spraksl V. 18. Having called hi« dbriptes round HanaimrllU without rehet per bottle. W. II. Goodyear. FOB » CENTS get- Kemp s hirer 111)* tor I Torpid Liver, for Convtlpatlon, for tbe ComplexA method for protecting trees against ion. W. H. Goodyear. drugriM. rabbits and groend mice, practiced by Misrzr’’ KEMP'S FILE SVFFGSiTOHIEo fil FPOMITORf Ei euiT rurr where r !z~— ~± !x2_~ri -7 th; , , vwuuw.. M. frtre Nr. r« Ure. aalirl Coodjear sour! nLnla Stale Hnrtfa^ultnrMi Horticultural ww-lwtr society, Minataita consists in covering the trunk of tbe tree around A large ehrewe factory will go into with wire cloth. If thl* bo Inserted an at Potterville. Eatou couninch or two Into the ground, it is claimed commission —----------------------------------that it proves an equal protecUon to t ty, In tbe near future, ground mien, which ofu-u girdle trees at ' — and below the surface daring the winter. f’trsiTf and K«d AppetWkshouki sugx-.t tte tSariJjwrinn; Till* prepar-di. •, U would be lmj«o*.||f)e f„r „ . «*ribc what 1 suffered fnon ■IMl^HriMlarbc up to llm ij-u,. j "> taking-A}vr*s bar*nparill.. | ,-. . . ll».i rare of variuuv pbt-driai,. , a creat many kind* <>i i,..,. J..’_ u •mt obtained more titan i-i<, •• lief. AK.T taking Ay.-rShsn a •le.rt lime. n>« l>e.ida<!< . ubti my Wuniaeli i>rfo.-uw>l li-u . promi't u«" of Ayer’* ; । • the ibe Metlon of tlie di^eatire ah,! ,, ■mraii*. and vitalizes tlw [; ‘Villi..nt doubt, the in--t r. - ■ !. . pnriiiET yetdl'covrn-d. —II. J» .)• !U1M.. Athatic sve.. Hrvokhn. S. Y. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, pnt to death. r .♦ ... of rourae. Thrir i' carried out. In Idww'X Jotnuer -AU right." tea-y Therefore FIG. 2—CHJ FT BA SI)AUK. the Gentiles, who. In the second cut is shown a properly and fatal mistake matte. by southern preparation known ter all Lung Troubles, Wartlon. adjusted bandage to the chest. Thia will fanners Is the neglect to cultivate grass. told on a poolUre guarantee at 10c., 50c. ba found especially useful for applying Gra-a, he very trulj claims, is the founda­ W.H. Goodyear dtp)., Drugglsta. liniments and like curatives in taws uf tion on which evary good term is built, lung fever, etc., or (pc holding in place a .and he pointe to the prosperity of the Only a few democrats at thel.oygan poultice on collar Ixjum. northern termer, who keofM up the fertil­ who wouldn't take position of lightity of his soil with griuM nud stock, as evi­ bouse keeper. lastraetlva Figures In Kgp. I‘reduction. dence of the correctness of his asacrtlon. Draakaaaeis er ths Liquor H*Mt Foaltlvely A French authority gives iliu following | Cored by admiBlsttrina Dr. Hains*' oh the average weight of eggs from dif­ ■people ot Beatings and crown ' Michigan, and raaau Geldoa Spodfia. elate »n<! *r v •<> mat ferent breeds; Idgiit -Bnihmae mid f*nrtI: eon bagbenio acui>o< rofraur tea with-' ridge Cochins' eggs..7 to Uw pound: they State Beekeepers' association at Utlen it : out thr knuwlrdxr Ol lb« person lallu* II; Is lay. according to treatment nnd keeping, wav decided to form ‘ an interautlonul as- |, abu>)m<-ty NartnteM aiwl will rffrci a j*rias- ’ from HO to HXJ per annttm. oftsnumra rociation under the name of the Honey । more. If kept welt Dark NrahuuM. 8 to Produecrs' union, to secure and puldteb the pound, nnd about 70 per aunuta *tatlMtlcs regarding the protect in every ' Black, wdiite nod buff -Cochins, H to the lioney producing state iu the Union in the ■ pound; -106 U n term yield per nnnnni. mouths of May, June, July, August awl ] systma , 1*1} mouth Bocks, b to the pound, lay 100 September. ♦ tract Impregnated with the .---------------. per annum. Houdans, H to the poind, lay uf bests 1. Ttf rotantviuMi of hf« acrid ro. 150 per annum; non-eettcra. Ij» Fleclw, ILDILN 7 io the pound, lay 180 per annum; nunSPECIFIC CO.. 18& Bare st.. Clactensti. 0. Tho Jersey Bulletin says that a good wtters. Black-Spanish. 7 to llw pound, ration for Jerseys Is four pounds com . .. is .. said a certain popular young It tey 150 per aminm. tertnteiqn«w, 0 in/he meal, four puunds Uuseed meal.«ix pouutte j man i___ __ _____ in St Ignore ___ has __ bad seven pro- utterly withont vynijathr with him thrwtwo pound, lay 190 per annum. Game fou ls, EMMA UJOliv wheat bran, aud fifteen pounds of clover possls this year. ' diwiplM and Malum-, their matter, arotu to V to thejx.und, lay KM) periimynn. Crevehay.. If you bare corn fodder, add a little «. oenni. 7 bi.the pound, lay Jj|/per annum. [u..re IbtMrel n,«l .ml.huu . 1 An Excellent Route. Leghorite, B to the ponud. lay from 150 to Uttia nurit sprouts if you can buy them economy, sml medicinal merit, 2U0peritn*ium. Hamburg*. V lb the pound, waui ioey vorc.c uu'ir ambitious crarreawnabiy. -----------English spavin llnirumt removal ail injn* for the high plan* in hi» earthly king- ! lay 170 per luinnm. Polish. V to Uw pound, __ ___ ... K i tey 150 -per annum. Bantam, 1G to the hard, soft, or calloused J um pa and blem- do'll RalriMw. fliM- • pound, lay (JO per annum. Tuykeys’ eggs. The practice of wurming water for iithra from horwa, blood spavin, curbs, 5 t<> the |kjuihI. tey from 30 to tjo per an­ stock, especially milch cows and animals splints, sweeney, ringbone, stifles, m Bespectfaily, num. thicks’ ttgu* vary greatly with dif­ being fattened, I* . npralns, swellings, etc. Save 830 by ferent «peciea, but from 5 to 6 U* the growing every AU through hlamintetrv ! wodam jw SYtAtUL A use of on« bottle. Warranted. Sold rtmuibry had no ether ?.r* ‘ tiiNhUPOui M (Kiuud, and from 14 to 2H per annum, nr- year in section* Bl by Goodyear Co., druggists, Haalings. curdteKlo aga and keeping. (Serve. 4 to where the winters A the jjonnd, tey 20 per annum Guinea an- long and ndd. & The Adrian furniture company is at “•'MUF-i-win.uarswJwliiivttesiai-jrut , r fowls. 1J to ttie puund, by GO per annum, work on a 83,Quo order for a Pittsburg gteries<if ItevM, throne. The test qnmtion : ‘ 1 HAILWAX ---------------firm. l-irgeeggs have generally a thicker shell for wurming than iinaller dues. water fur »tock ■M ' . A >' omuuua uoh. Wilt tbuu at thl. time re- ' prta-foM rolnts v.« rdescribe* a plan W,L ' ' ,A?.|! UflH ‘ the purity In* cfleclt ol Ajei'» HarsapartHu. ... u- imwci. Anu it v.ns only nnd.T the roU^btmtag Influence at tboblch 0. 1... W ■ I nf ‘he S"04 ^toyrsof riu; The {wcMut. Is an upporiuDe time fur fonnd both cheap ^**^4 i is Ufa an* sorrowfully jet preparing convenience* that tuny be tiiads I alone on accuu&t of Dyapcpsia, AArey-. iu .the work shop for future use A not ftswri or carrfe-l un as earthly king­ , Tablets will enro Dyspepsia dom* an. -— ■ ■____ _ -.. watku. farmer can hardly comprlBr in his stuck of heater used by the Iowa advocate, and said to do tbe work tv prepared cvpceisfiy for cbiMren, sail IM Mo- farm appliance,* loo many ladders; short inddera. Jong ladders and step ladders effectively, at the minimum coat of cou W. H.G oodyeah * C o .. Druggists. । being all required nt one time or other. V. 21 How profwmd the pitr that morrd structlon and running, it is made of iui>* affections so co«iinon tn ehlldhnod. *■»*■— <w, —'— . — - ,_ ,__ , ■ . . . The actpiunanylng cut shows a wonder­ grilvktfteed Iron. A is a cylinder twenty St John h&a the largest extension t« fully convrident,tedder, wfdvji, while by Inche* in diameter and eight inches high. 1 tWeds. for Ute ctHHity erf Hurry, an ble manufactory in tbe world. tWteun- on Ui« foarth day u( Febn. n » means new. is ven dMrable. ftpteys, ■6. !nort*..*e*. inar. u, serwdM, ot wen according t« adjustment, the dual port of ■ Ml । Uber Jl> ot ----- - ., . — ,oa ;» atep ladder aad uu urdMaty -rralgbt n me smoke, and °° human or animate cured in 3) reived th-dxiuction that afterward la d<ler. Inches in dlatne- | “inntea by Wixilfortli Sanitary l^ipn nd red ninetyawaited them' DM Jamra think \7u m attornr) '* fe> >©ome jnat above Thia never fails. SoW by W. H. Good­ aecond in “tbs noble array of martyn ba fell ter. and ink, in which it to Jteffr, druggist, Hastihgs, Mich burethUw nrerd o( Bmh DM /o>» U1U cover the mourn secured by vud wort Lire. • ■ J “<£ X, ta JSTE , V**?* J* *>' WooJ'd horw, a any sort thereof; lately water rigid, aud can be made from (2.50. J>ichson In May is Incubating. Sow. Uierelore. by virtu* ot th* rew,-: . 1 »«Je any firmer at a com c * of ---- “ to • -* £ eoetalneu hi *ahl mon****. *»<1 tur •Utat' m Brill ba ■voided. iffffite ipji Biwti.Mwi.iirevtilM. nmire t» tu 'nby but supplied with a small hole, for slight riven that ou Mlurday. the jj»t day ut St*--. A. D. ISM. M ten o'clock iu tlw for. - >-r.. I .__ ., ... _ . . mood EasBedy nameay guaraagnaraa. draft. shall will at public auction tn the htgtu**. ttu r~k«t IK" iT i HARNESS WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES, G Annual Have yo ing a Cloa If so, no save in on ment. Marr i down all t and under You can line to sele traordinaf This is a Lacies’ an cheap. We hav over in Red TURK GOODS I REPAIRING! And Finally J. Ml. Babcock, 'r- M ANltDBD Peckham's Croup Remedy! >0 that yo ine mark Special Goods, Plu vets. a Also Fl -Underw scrrlet ch We can your Cott in bleach MA In fro M/.’fnSUU^SS! uri all ayjSWff E! XEE forms of roup I Cough. Cures Coughs and lie put together. Ths dipper round nf the wide ladder abonhl be inn through Biota Iu the nanww «w, 'llw H|,xa arr a little more than twice aw long, nd just a* wide. l-KHUAMI CEOCf kKMZl'V W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. t .“-rt, snvui. Go raMUwc a»d Mln* the petitlM, duly rerl and 'KcV.e.t'a, ET15‘,1,.u|1“«*|r that that raid petitioner of the outride owe, and Um noU-bea in Urn end of that ow on the projecting ends of the round nt Clr other T1m> iipi[ghta are mode of 2 IrjrS inch spruce, and when spliced for a loag ladder, mu! n block pressed into the aloU beside tte'routida. It is nearly as firm ns though ina>le of mw plane. It takes but a moment to pull It apart enough to *hnt it up to the desired angle for a npecial ladder. . The method of mnnnfaeturi From 150 pounds of strained ground bones separate fU.y panada of (hi- finest. Ihit the coarser I0U puands Into a steaDier or kettle with an equal weight nt waler, corer and boll about no bmir. Then dip out the contents Into a hnlf hogshead tab while hot, and gradually jiour Info ft about fifty pounds of the <>il of vitriol, stirring the mixture. When c.ffcrvracennfens ceased, add the remaining fifty pounds of dry, One bones and mix thoroughly. Bones which have had the grease aud glue, removed from them arc much caster dissolved than n-.w ones. U ’*W!" Z making a tub ten inchss deep, Innidr j b<cis^u *H Rheamatte measure. Set tide tub in your water Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it. tnnV nnt *r -**■ r In rh*(nl> rere.--.re. YV. ’rt T\ _____L*_re_ W. II. H.Goonvwiw GooDrxAB .AA fCo.. Dninbu. MdMJ tee pertetae* driwrttrof In m:<1 mon- . gaffo. °C so trnyta thrtrut aa m.i be aree«»*r* ;<• pay the amount due on m!>1 m»rrt sewn per cent. 1wirrr«t a»4 sit legs! re«t». tn- rnnst pms flrinly an the tub’s edge and -« iu iij. i nere future hvw tiv M Ba open "• “rf Mines ot Hcrocfs perwvtitIon mJ tlx. *«n>ks mg totally submerged, which mustalvays >w kept so white there te afire la it. Put some live coals in the tester, drop In some krndlmg. sad then notuo short, hard bits •»f Wood nr soft cool; after ths fire gets wrdt started put Uw cover qu pipe, B, nnd tbejhm —nl- v——■ -«—’—- —" ■ Xfry rap particle te radhted except through W. A. Wadsworth, of Livingston, has been elected nrwldeat of the New York state board at agriculture; cbrrwipondliig neeretary, J. S. Woodward, of Niagara. A adwinie is on foot iu Manitoba to Im­ port Icelanders together with their live Mock. a Mp.rlU» W1U cure ,<m. Tbro^ws W. H. Good- X —re,. ' mAJwS.rf**100 dwttr «••** hi* hand.' Probate. >oo«ves it nvtfm it at *hcl’1‘liinntiouof Uw tensgaihM two hrnhron row. pbu-w* in tlw. «. lnln .* praying fttt-rwawina therein wid' op.-wt.mtty to paw un u Xv *! A^l » 'SSHLSBJJWiffWl *•holdeu •kW**rat RfMdeomibaB to be of that of Uwt year. XreZT 7“ 1,1 h"1 . ‘T1 '.U,‘ P’”"* Hot it co,,M not the IfnMe OtBre. In th- elij of Hutlu**. in * 'l l •"COD'and show esusejf any tbrre be,.whv:l.<><HM-PtiawawaKinsaiM not be oraurel And it I* ftlWltM. re, . ,• h lb® "Stoy’s, name and addrem. will’ bring these docqmoutH ns fast i»lsau«] lOfmtMUA among the breoters of French draught HO COT JonlM;co,inty "dry" l^v 2.919 majority 1.1 'SSotl DO grj S"\S Tin? export trade In. American antilro (luring the pa«t ahlpping season fe:ffj£ Sto**'“5tNew Haven, Conn..” req iratlnir the bulletins uf thnt InstltuUmifAjd "irg Lasns II Join-.' Mongsk**- Wor"“ SjWlfic U SJJL l«el“1 worrt ku*" !■> U>e world. No core, no WJ. w. U.OcSS wT’oXgsr ” r>‘- ‘ 8WITM arkftoitnvK. fr °T dtao,P1** *« *n" to bavr b«'U At a late meeting of the New Jewry i btSd'o’ not ^pe* ’Kw’h'1 iT’k’’*1’1, nnfairlT t£tu7LrWUSk to them that ths rireted* oW b*Mr‘l °r *,,re<!U’r* YO ‘££Tnt‘ll“s ?* ord *“th* **vl •* n U “w Jdhn Iu bis lonely exile, and wo may w,-’.l imagino th-- d«s> t.t> j'*1" ** a ii-- -raaid cowiy « • �jiU,. AN ENGLISH CUSTOM. A THE CRAVES OF THi FLOWERS. A MOHAMMEDAN MOB. LONDON WRITER EXPLAINS THE ADVENTURES OF AMERICAN SAILORS Amid llw apelurUm* l-uma MYSTERIES OF HAT TOUCHING. AT ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. Of April’a rhlldrva fain They periabrd when tbe airtr »u bright FOR CURED Rheumatism, ' Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache. Headache, Tooth- xebe, Sore Threat, Swellings, Frost­ - bites. Sprains. Bruises, Bums, Scalds. IT CONQUERS PAIN. AWARDS FOR REST PAIN-CURE. s.n/ .lai d'’tl IMtloti-U*-3-«oM Medal. • •-'« Illi »..U>lblt->U- IWO-Kial.l Mrdal. ■ • !>. i t.V|.hir-.>tt-'M.K|lv*r Medal. ' • Juir-IMt-Unld Madill. -i:.c ... hx|>mi*.I..n-!sM-Gul«i Modal. GREAT Annual Clearing Sale. Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so. now is your chance to save money on the invest*’ went. . Marr i Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This is a chance id purchase Lanies’ and Childred s Cloaks cheap. We have marked them all Over in * Red Figures I have wild that hat touching rton alnxwt universv! <-u*tom in England, nnd it u Every ow* indulge in it. But teforo 1 go further, let nu> explain that it te only .mA pk- uf diffcreut grrufa* of soehty who tuoFb llarir hat*, t.. each other. R luu *n.l«teuly oc­ curred to toe tliei Uris qualifying statem-ut iqt»rc-.wnry for tbe«rii-Jratiu:lof tbore who might oliwrwho think that" gi-qtl'-m-n touched tbelr bate to each other, tradram to tndenMn, servmtte to w-rvaii'.-*. and an 00. If genii-ux-n do, na occaAionrily inny L». [Kwnbh , it f> only a* a «iet uf mere elaborate wavu of tho land, or roidiqc of tbe walking stick luuxlio when paadug meh other in wnlkiug, orolevatxittcf the whip * hen rid­ ing w driving. At a|l evrata.it i* i«A tbe ku«! of hat touching'I mirui, or am here allading to. Tbe !mt »4t:.-liiug «<■ which 1 n- Wp can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. In front of Fanners’ Sheds. URK-bine. a.*! rai-e their hata to their cus­ tomer*. thr-re lielng u wide range in the mal­ fy.rxlon § thing but pleasing aa the otter carriages [■OMv-d into tho crowd of yelling and gurtjeuiatin; deniona. through which they vainly occupants dragged from their aeata and buteberad In cold blood. Tbe few who cajied found rvfugn in a guard house clone rriitently interested in our well Iwring, to alight nt om-o and follow him. This tune diacretiou came to our aid, and. jumping oat frieti! up n *ul* street, and, after making <pber of tli-att who gain their livelihood by tho■tom tbe d'sira and wiiMuiwa <4 which were nlready carefully barricaded. A few ing» on the door reoulled in a bead being cautiously put c-at of a' window up «t*ir». raaof a friendly di<*mtion in nronag iWwr fdk th^ mine- 1 < true. And m> . the !;<«« and o>ming. and going end ix>«-r juit far enough for ua to aqu-jcm through in .-anjle tho * Cl?. After ‘ ‘ party had parsed iu the u-.. ml „n„„, h„.n, ; Jdita,, . »». liatsto yon i* iprevanteil, i wqwtful roo „ ’ w«y yuti-an quickly MS-.*»! fre!. k.-urlteb- ulung carrying knives, ilreArm* ~ ~ ,cluta ------- and , ti'in of you, you nntd then rrtnni tin- aninte wrtn, woo, hail they caught rife. sweetheart I hois* I make *»ywlf nndeiMwri. If y«m ki bare made extremely right cf ia. n uuH _ _______ . short Irndn’t tipped or overpaiJ lin-m. tte> • hanro« tcndfr/i r it idl. Th- <•! I <-ity w uied to it work of it, ra -Death to the furrlgncr*!' and donl r.<< mmd it. It u the way its toll* Among «jUx-r |«qj»’-r whu t<«>«--li their hat* and a;nn ri-jwatod. tbe pedk-emm and jcrtmrn ■-n thebuit uhich iDelude* yum- boaai But <m« mmtn't ft>r- Ing n bapjry woman n lie wonk! c lutch n crowd more unmanageable, our unulcorant fife rail era capetan ts-ad io n heavy ctorm. - KtunXian “a* all the r.m serious, t<r should yon will knot rxfsr.-ttxl on boxing tiny for the polhviueti am! jxwtmen. Stun aahm-nbllig to tbe«e. ow conauous o^yom, <r ony'.ndy • anuae of the proprMlio*. And this tendernwH, teo, » all compearing. There are many trust* and funds for lb*> widow and fntberlesc, and campUsh much toward Irvoklng up tbe mob, they probably would prevent our houae lx> cogr.Lumre even in the iUterman's gayret ' meat. Our only plan now was to wait until hours ashore. ' * comparatively quiet time; then, watching going on exacting, a sxpUng. nnd liking bom­ .. .__ goes of fteh, there te a ••iteberman’s ball,"and dared bo would not go, a*’ should ba bo disof ton many. Three arc never for indiv (dual 1 covered leaving a birr lead cd bouse suspicion proflt, but tnrai-iably for tho benefit of । would at om-e bo fastened upon him os Icing paid it, ium! imagluing that it nr-ans ore apect l v ■ . — ... —«- it..* ,ku>.nrW whoa* lives, went out to a shrieking storm rtiat it ia Mippcxd to mean, and ought to farteniog* ttjon the Hanks, or a dory was Lcotra into tho seething aca. Thia year get hold of, and that hia life would pay tb« forfait. It w*e not until threat* and suppllcatiou* hnd born supplemented by bribe* that from one of the back window* into the.yard. FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST ill CD goes on from year U> year until one ran hardly bear aught in the whistling winds and hoarse HOUSEPAINT COTS FLOOR PAINT Uonal Anthem te pteyed, every man prewont takes off hi' hat and keeps it off till the band stop* This te wbette-r the qurcn, or members of the royal family, be prcwvit or not Army olfkwr*. whether in utnforni or Uot Uf known), are always saluted in public bv th** soldier* of their own regiment, and, 1 believe, of any other regiment quartered in the same garrison. This, I think, cihauste Um bat touchera —“Cockaigne*" Izmdim IzriU-r in Tbe Argonaut A axtdy looking mandrifted into WashiagUS. recently. He had nothing in tbe wide world but an idea- He Ixirrowrd u decent <xx-.L, sw *«~** ---- --. to believe that they ought to have Gier bcmls lArauologically examined. They were ncW senators aud th-iugl.t it was the cor.-vet thing, (mrigent uuerdaBt only) wanted in ewry town* ami when tbe clever phronologiM flattered them for pawsswing so many good qtteUUra tbsy nxxiuy paisl bma Uw the wbieh beii-riusl. .. 1... l.irr.H, ototr lb<* CorrW^ zSsWlWTDIff STICKY sitenwli trial have utto' pros* to b- ,11 you repmu-uied titeteto be. i-.andl.-d your ricars for moreWl. A. A. Paiwkx Fruo.. ’ Address B. W. TAJiilLL A CO.. Chicago. ahronuiugtel baa his hmute lull. He m mak­ ing quite a neut thing U it twscoaily, and .... nut have to burrow anutbis toium coat WMiimfton i*u< way in tbe wall, through a vacant bouse in the ad joining lot, and ao ou by another street to the aq-.i.-vre. piercing criea ot drowning Ibhcs-msii and bran aickening dirges for the drad.—Edgar 1* Wakeman in New York Mall and Ex- Thcoo wboea inclination or businrw take* “““7 -- — ......... — in thia city note tbe greet difference’in th* hi M. If Governor Hill, of New York, Is ot all some sort of a atrect row going on we I thnnkecl him for hb kindnoaa, told him that a vain man he baa abundant canto for thus far American had been comparatively feeling elated over the frigUt his friends free from ronqilicatloaa, and that cm we bad hare given the supporters of the president i-jaMuakborc to ace the thiuga of interest we iu the Democratic party. A Dakota blizthought that wc would beep on, particularly r.ard could qpt cause a more decided shiver , iu our road lay outside of tho city, where than tli* spasm which darted down (bo w would ls» lyysnl the* troablea that liolitical spines of Mr. Cleveland's wlvocaricd such great excitement. cote* when they discovered that in New । --After looking at Pompe-y's----pillar and one atate tbere wo* a Democrat who was - — ------------ ----; York or two'other plapasof more c.r tew interm, strong enough to divide honors with their all ot which ore well described in the com- favorite. The awakening to the true alt* I'lctc gold? to Alexandria and its surround- natiou caused by tbe atnigcle hi the New ings, we drove out to tbe Khedive'* garden, , York Democratic atate committee wns a where wr, intcndoil to |uu» tho remaining por- ' rude one. Al first the attempt.n as made tfounf our stayaahore. We found quite * to belittle tbe nflair by ascribing it to an number ct officers, both Amcriran am! Eng- accident and denying il any political sigIkh, out at th? gan'.en all hfnntform, which nlOcance. But ns there was too much latterly they hail been obMgcd to wear when- evidence on tbe opposite ride, tho Clerccv..-r they ca:-40 nshcrv, to guanl agaliret die load papen* have all taken to abusing insak* daily offered to foreigners, ami here Governor Hill for tvhat they call hi; for the flrat time we hnd a cr>tuparaUvriy . ••conspiracy.’'—Philadelphia Pre St. etear ncronut of the trouble* which termi­ nated in the' horrible butchery already going ' on tn the eity. city. Liter in m the day several men uWhy they cut down the ex­ I iutbc party at the Khedive * garden* that ' the Boston ctratotn house *40,lawutiful summer afternoon, fell rictims nf inquired a gentlcmnn of a Dcraothe mob Wc decided that tbe best thing | *«Blera roar bool, my dHr fellow, now to to dene was to jump into rair rar- ' you Bre nn. ported. There te to be * riagrc, and. by taking tbe ahortert route, en- presidential elrctlon this year. In all zlMavfm tn th* wlwww ** honed states hopelessly Republican tbe «w^_**** expenses to find our boat*. will be cut down. Nothing wlU bo saved ■ Our carriage wua fortunately not able te leave until the fnrty of Englfah ifflrera had money thus obtained will be expended in doubtful atAtee. You won't bear of any re trench meet tn Near York, Connecticut L-ntKx' of the building in w itich in the minority.' Of crairae every niau, gen­ tleman or not, should touch hi* bat. it not actually ralas it, to a bishop or other clergyman, particularly if he t>e of advanced y*ara This te, of coursa, chiefly out ot re­ gard for tho calling, though ibe man may 1« alto entitled to aperinl raspcct. Every one lift* hi* tint ami remains uncovered in tbe prewmre* ot tbe qnrvii or n mrml«-r of the royal family, with meet j>eopte, tbte YOUR BUGGY S Aud if tbe temptation of cheap uni-riling. Ta ail thl* h»i touching there ia . chi dran induces a man toinhabtt Ht Grorge'* •t>M.|Mi hr AWi m.m,, U|MI1J ti,.. iwnonto iu the e*ra or Limohouw. he will t*>.fmmd in whuitwilK* hrtt ia tow bed. He Hi- muritouch must a "Peabody" or sumo «trieth r«gulat*?d bis hat iu return. If lie doran'l be is i«4 a mod»l dwelling. Hr gentleman. I don't nuwn npon tb* t>rnad ground patreit to every >tae—fork of good haps Ac will aarrowfuliy complain -when manners--but b.-caua* it i» the custom Let me iMu*trate: 1 miw, tlx* utberday . a wrahhv tr«d»«inan. a *lra;nT who la much riA^r than most i-f tbe gentry who ore his ru-aunwn*, oxi'l a man yyho wouW ordinarily |«uu> fora Uon with its enfeebling am! dtebeart«*iinr . g»-nt!<i;uin with petqilv wbu didn't know him. «<«?. In common with all other workingmen Id* hatt>> him, aitd be ........... dhln't touch hU lint with _a ........ rnMrntte but, it-Kiuar regular income, income, ui«* the — „ ............ ...w uu lack. Hud he te-en a gvntl<-mau In* wmihi |»rinansnt dock laborer i« made by hb wife, lines dona to. Of cotirse. I**lirs can't 'touch K abv !•- a tidy woman end n gi*»! niapager. tbrir hate Th<-ir return salute is n slight ' «iecratly .verasd In the rare* arts of rooking .,1^. lK».l_ l.a.r.41, a l_,u ,1,1 sewing, the *family - - '*><S.life i. ia I.. Iindependent, • . bow—... to j utu! either hat teaching; «»r <-«art«*y Nor .1.. . • avraroctforfable. , ami the chil.inm may fob ladies or gentlemen n-turet tlte ois issni-r* of ) k>n in th** father^ fuatsteps or tbelr own wrvanta. ritter in or qut of doors • thing.*.' ti she b*« a gowip In, will get. Sap|Mv«-. too. you <|Mnrrr) with a friend, or have stiff that steps yuursprak ing for a time. D-nt )" i think hia servants wuigivc up touching their hat* to yon when they tee you. if they can inanege it ( Ho will yuan stop teurhmg terir hate te him. Y*ai are th*srvfore quits, But it i* pitiful In its pettiness', tbe whotr thing, wbeu one com** to think oT it. To people who reflect at all, it is living in a fool s paradise—If one ran fit PAINT Th* doubtful Mate* In the last nntkw.nl Connecticut, Michigan. Califcuin. Ore­ gon, Nevada nnd Indiana. Mifcb'Lanha* been won over, California and Oregon have been made surely Rcpuhlicnn by Cleveland's war on sheep, and there nI main the other five stlil in tbe doubtful column. It is almost certain that Cleve­ land will be lite nominee of the De mocrate, although HU! and RandsII, Seeing defeat staring them In the fa^e. arc tank­ ing ................ herculean efforts to prevent bis .* re­ nomination. With him for a candidate tUo Itemoemti.- llOrty will be forced to adopt ^te tncasag? tm their platform- 'Ute will {easily giro the Republicans Connecticut ( »u(j New Jcnwy, and so reduce the Dem- thorougWy *« thesiuxmarte brat and anal- and Brooklyn a* to permit the ItepubUt*Tm»in would ix-rmit. • ; can* to carry the state by nt ienst 10,000 A* no drove up from tbe landing there vote*. The Republicans are auro of 16K Who nclfcr n tuorurht on cur paih, — iwmed —.. to .be -------------n much .U .larger ------------------crowd1 .1 tbmi — electoral votes, and tho problem that con­ and much more excite- front* the national committee te how to gain the necessary thirty-throe, to win. In tbe last campaign aide issues were con­ DOCK LIFE IN LONDON. sidered, and these doubtful rotes were were loiuugnci, *«-mg our party, came run­ thrown away by trying to redeem two or ning toward our carriage to tell us that aonie- three isouthrrn alates. Next fall wu hope llah WWrorxilh _____ ___________ th-.ug </an untvaully serious character wm to see a determined effort put forth to Tlx- universal tUduratfon of the wx-te! fife capture New York; and the first stop of of East Umdau manifest* lt» !f tntbedocLi an effort Lt to allow the Empire state lighting in a n*ighteiru.g street; that large such --------------------------------------------------------------------, number* ot told Irra had ivucntly come in to name the presidential candidate.— employer, firn-men aixl t:i-r*. Irut in the comfrom the country; that th.- l**t, ami, in Monmouth Inquirer. tw«m superior* end Biferlur*. Of courro. n man's fwn nvm «-i vnnts towh their hats to him. If they didn't' th<-y would -bor, and. emmig tbe more* rcqwtabfo of the icon their pltuv*. tin n -utb-nuui'- M<rvr.nte working etas*, in the isolation of the tatimust ten<-h tteiir hatritetheir masiOr'«fri*mL vidunl fnmily. Tl»e ‘tpertnniMiit’’ num of wbcncvi-r tlu y .jicuk to them.-or ao them. Uw decks ranks hi the nria! sente briuw tbe skilled mrchauie-'or aritaui. With * wngu uuuilly fromkwonty to twrnty-flve shillings a wor k aud an av.-rage fumilv. be extets fur them to touch their Imt- to hi* fjin'!. ( alxirc the lip*, uf pmvrty, though in thno» uf (temestte trouble be frequently aiuk* lw। low IL He is perfonw nspertabir, nnd hi* il '•qu.-iliiyf no mat'*:- b how gratstly he may liv. require* little skill m- intelligence;, the one nlnohu. '-nndi'ion f* regular an ! ronstant attmidan'v nil the year tbraugh. Hr hits evrtt gentry. Al! dm lalpr. r. <m a.i csuitBaml n vested uttmetin re-gidarity. the dirk comthe villagers ;uat iailrj village touch their late) actins *• • irnefit sock tv 'u airkrnret hate to "tb- gentry4 wh**n -V 'r they tnret. imiUirqtfa. an interest which be (urteiu if he Tl»> women nnd girl-.-->f a village atop and > gentb-m-n or tedto*.. By the irrjgatar hands tlx* p-mianent mau an commua a* it uved » lookwi upon uv an Inferior toi, nmn, m> | nnd wor.wn **-rvant« dldlkod a» ax-h, or tkapiard a* a drudge, alway* cuortesy to matter c:al mtetrrM He, fa hla turn, rraent** 11* popular charaowbrnth-y . luaa-t ’.beit ----- <.ut. Tnxl>*m<*i, by I terixation uf dock tadwror* a* the “scum of which are nxwnt tte- butebere. iakersf tteliearth.** As a rule the perwiawnt men do :m>ngnro, grwi gropra and tmikiurn with 1 not live fa lb* immediate Detxhte'rh-.»l of the wham a gentk-iiiaa drab, all toti'-h their bate I docks. Tbcv are sratterrA far and wide in to bint t E'urvsl Gate. Hackney, Upton and other outTaiions dnqwra, drapenl > uphold, uphoL-d. .-ww, hodrra, { lying dutr. te, the regularity of th*rir wage TaUon*. i-o that you cap see the genu- hat in return to hb grv«rm >>r fooiinati when ine.mark down. • —:---------. ■ Special., bargain in Dress I Goods, Plushes. Silks, and Vel-! mi!vruy guard* and M>rtm a h<> ar • ncknow b vets. Also Flannels*and Blankets. I Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. White lying at anchor off Alexandria durihgtbe few day* prerkx** to tbe te.mbardn«it of that city by the vrowte of tbe English fleet under romtnond of Admiral beymour. several of our party who had nr*«r reeu tbe sight* about the ptec* dechtol to go eg stern discipline of Theodore Thoma*. who in come to be quite the fa-hton nowadays for want—don't you sec* Cleveland and Vilas know what they want and they ore going to try bard for IL—Boston Journal We have a aurpriae There la a third Mugwump Ln thia atate. He edit* no al­ leged Repnblicnn paper at Hamilton, O., and ft fa be whp gtwu anorttng over the aurprislng grentneaa of Grover Cleveland, Jackson to find another such saint. Aocording to this Mngn tunper there never wa« n Republican president who camo up tn tbe Cleveland atandank We had Dot thought aueb a mnn exitted in Ohio, and we w-tsh to be prompt with th* newa There nro twq, othere.—Cincinnati Com­ mercial Gaults. Free trader* ore induatriouely circulat­ ing thij- Ccn'sns 1870 show* average wngr* paid iron workers ♦■'•26; cenvna of 1810 shows nreracB paid in sauie industry only reduction of wage* nearly 25 per cent. This bring* down t he bouse and goes the round of free trade papers. Un­ fortunately no well informed protectionist „ „ pnnnHim mi On cold forth* ecn-Mui year end premium la81 lheM fnt trade t .... arguments.—New York Pres*. In this week's issue of his valuable periodical, the editor of Harper's Weekly baa another elaborate article justifying Mugwump support of Mr. Grover Cleve­ land, uotwitbstandtn* all his shorteomings and backalHUag as a eiril service re­ former. Boiled down, it comes to this: "Ke hug tho offender and forgive tbe offense."—Hertford Coorant. Care for the ChSdren nlng sores, so dreadful I Uraught 1 should lot o them. Rood's Hxrsai’artn* cured them com­ pletely ; aud they have been healthy over since. I dq feel that nood'a BxrsapsriQa Purify the Blood ilittfi Sarvapartb* is charaetertxed by rc»ic«b>> ttggnta; Sd> lLe pro1nrtU.n; id, tha rurioe- n;y IdMl, aiiarpeus my aicettfe. sexi N-cint tu iv.1L* ma over." J. r. TuuMTSus, fb-giFterot fleeds, Lowell, Ma«*. •• Ibwd'a Bira.marina heals all ochoc*. **»-! tewurthatsvcubttaritdd," 1. BAiuasaxQK. LIO Bank Sired, Newlfork Chy. Hood’s Sarsaparilla bold by all druggtete. ft; sis A>r •& Mads only by C. I. HOOD « CO.. Lowe!!, Maas. IOO Doses Ono Dollar. Guardfaa** Bair. Brcan a imoar. tlte eqt'itb <!»' uf bytbe Pretuite Court of Barry Cnuur). Mktil K1, all of tbu evt.ntdlrtetu, title and n>trr* M m said mime- of, tn and n> the real eatale ait 1) Ing Iwtwreii parallel Miw. off and from thwest lirif (W*t' .d th* east half .< Rs'of th*aoulb east quarter (B K'wl of rarUvu number twenty-two <fc) in htwi»lilp number three iXl n<rr«ii of range number right <*) w*M in Barry C**iito > and .Mate uf Michigan, fisted Hasttngs. Jkawsrv **rh. A. D.. tSM HAVlti BUOW.v, c.uanhaa. I*-!salt haring been made In tbe condition­ al aerruiu luutlcaa* made by J till n ArXer, ol v < ocinty. MwMnn. Sd Franees *«kxil»siittoitetel M.Uark. miotetnUrr. of the estate Ot Atnaax L. Ciart. County »t page St on whk ti axwigMc thcro t*. ctelraed to ba due al tbe date uf this notice the sum uf two thousand alxty-thrw doflnr*. and twenty cent*, and an attoroey's fee o( Wty dollar* prutideu . for In said mancage, aud no suit or proceedings at law having Leen matltoted to render tbthrreot; Ei"KSA.“,WJrKXXK.’ beralxteno U«j la township number two <t> north of rang* mntibvr nine C») we*t, from the operation of said mortgage, to a reloM* dated an*L lor Barry County. Michigan, on the ninth d»v of November, A. D. irn. in Uber •'<*• ot mortgages on page ♦»; and the said ll-rbel M t lark as administratrix of tbe eslntc of Ama** L Hark, tewoaaed, having asadnrd said mod gage to Alexander J.. Clark by aisigr.tneut dated th* twentieth da) of May A. D. trap, aid rw orded In lhe »O«* at the HrgJstrr uf l»red« In and for Harry County. Mirbigati, on Ute Ufa r r -irt.;- . <■■■ un page cil . Now, therefore, by vintmof the power uf sabrontathrd in said mortgage and tbe statute in such case nwle and prodded. noCtre |« hereby given that on Satarday th* iwrMy-Arst day M April A-1». IMS, at tap o'* lock in the forenoon. I shall wit at imbncraattloa. fo th- i der. st tbe uarth front duorat the court lions** hi th*- City of flaaliig*. Barry Couutr, Michi gau. lth.it being the placr sjtrr the eiretct coart fur said Barry County i- holden). th* premtu-\desWl!>«l ia Mid mortgage, texerpt the port <\nt be root heretofore rci*a»r«i Jroln tea per eent irtmot. Md ail legal costa, to *r«ber with an altorory'- ie* uf nfiy dollar* covenanted for therein, the prem'«« not Berv • toforr released and which are hereto nolle** fur sale being deserlb.*! in said mortgage a» all tltoaa eertala lol* ptoera and parcel* of land altoate In the tuanahi* of Bo|« in tbeCounty ot Barry and t«a*e of Mtehigaa. ami known site deocribcd 4»x follow*, town: The north *lx|y (TO) acre* ot the east half (KH) of tbe north-east quarter < ShV' o( soetlon number twenlj-elgtu O» In township number two (7>,north ol range namber nii.e»(t>> wrett. • » AI4CXANDKU L CLABK. A*dgii«*e of »a:d Mortgsfre. KNAFfOi« VANAMMAM, Att'ys for the Assignee of said Mortgagee. ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU! When we are relieved we often forget to be thankful. But not always. Mr. W. W. Grim*. Tho opposition of Governor HUI and Tammany Hall to Mr. Cleveland will not prevent the renemtnaUon of that gentle­ man. The Republican and Democratic jouraalista err who contend that it will. It will simply put New York against him on election day. an'! make tho Republican nominee president.—Ht. Ix>ula Globe­ Democrat. bean would palpitate for two boors at a time. Democratic organa all over tbe coaqtry nontlnne to howl at Senator Chandler, of New Hampshire, and the senator just as earnestly continue* hia demand fur fair elections snd an honest count at rhe sou*.b. There never waa a clearer case of cause and effect— Philadelphia Press. tn. I soon beg*” to have pala Tbe juggling by sAmlnitretkm organa > show that Cleveland's free trade tnea- begun. Never baa a president of tbe United States no needed diagrams to gu with his utterance* aa Grover Cleveland needs them —Buffalo Expreaj Kitraet *f Boots, no additional di«turbai>*r, and we were to anotha- stevet than that on which our houae waa situated, where we would find tbe carriagn waiting. It waa after 11 o'clock before w» teard the signal agreed upon to inform uathnl It was time to start, when, ddr.ning our mufti, we were soon tn the carriages. There are rumor* of oorrlng strife be­ tween the president and the Democratic leader* In New York, Ohio and Indiana. The trouble seem* to be that the adminis­ tration ia gttUng altogalher tooentboslantlolly nnsnimotu for itself —Philadel­ phia Prew. State of Michigan, county of Bony.—s*. . At a a*a*ieu the Probate Court for the SMB*JWX-ASft! » troobloor wirmitaro to tbe custom home. • >n reatiit’K ano ximg ine jwiniou. aniy ven Hero we «rre in anotlwr trouble, •> most Rmwell P. Flower would have made an Bed. of H. I; Cook, guatdian ot the hen* ot said ■tringvnt order* had b«n given not to allow 1 excellent member of the National Demo­ Oreewl. prav I ng thia cvmrt tu adjudicate and oxy bnat* to approach the landing, and it cratic committee, and without doubt be began to look <u if we vbould have to remain would hove been aelected but for over enluonr unphuiaitt situation the remainder of thnalaam oc th« part of a few of his th* night; but ■reingmu' boat pulling toward frienda.—HufTalo Ttmca. - -----------------------------------; ths landing, and assuring the custom* aftk-.ate (•nnivrtaudKTxvs ore qufoC and attentive. If U1€t Eugh»h, at th." same Um- | nutappra-iative.—Naw York Sun. 'elding a liberal hwtowa) of that "oj»n I It is bcetenJng more evident everyday -------- —-------;--------wasmo" which oivouiplisbra so much in that In the city ol Halting*, In said county, i nd • The "L'nlwtol" Language. ] H1ggy jand, wo ‘vere mmiU afloat, after having that there la no comfortable room in tbe OIBcr "how cause. If anv there if. why the prayer ol Voiapuk. Ibcsocoited nni venal teugwvge, pnaavl through about r.u much of a.-i ad rou­ Democratic ranks tor tbe advocate* of a tin* petI tii mrr should not be granted And h i* pr9ieftl vHt*rUY- —Charleston New* and turtli-r ordered. Hist * 'M|*rttth»nerxlvr w.irs* te «nid to have seventy socistica, ten pertodi- ju;* a* <«>* can experience and live Io ten ths Courier. tMn tut be |>en*aiis Intel-rated In said r«:*te, of tie . te* k*and 1<X>.‘"Timig • rah, a Uteraturo of ninrty six OdO dhKiptai. jf its supjs’rtrni oro willing Co couiiih: iu »pbv ro te commercial iutercoursc, ( Attorney General Garland announce* very wtil; but ouo ennnot imagine■ machine usm at whist, Mr. Dstntoyf Dvwlry (grxrioaalyi - Certainly, iny draw I that he will nitre to private life iu March, wwks previous to said day uf tom luy mini.. Language rnuveyiag deboute absdra ot weaning « having u»e grace and strength ct Ma Hotwou, with phwaera. Anything to 11889. This ne bcllcvo is Grover Clevelax! * plan also.—Philadelphia Prcaa. our *•: sufSoMml kjiglan.-J'uLlto Ojnaara. mureim-ute of thu piece they are playing in onltr te |«rrnit some intero-ting conversation U> l<c coix-tniM before they begin their perfonnnr.re again. When «ieh a |su* is made �• Wa have frequently express*! our high estimate of the value of the 1unfairness the C. K. 4.1 railroad, snd Century Co.'s ' Battles and Leaders those who nave money invested in of-tbe Civil War” nerim. and littjf* ,good horarffesb, which latter InveMmore can te added except to tay ment to worth thousands of dollars fLuirmos, Mich.. Feb. 2Kh, 1W8. Amtricw* that tbe exceptionally high character yearly to the buslueaa of the city. Their has been maintained to the end. servants, the board of. review, did more MARSHALL The novel scheme of printing side by to make men who were able and desir­ -L. • the work'tix* uf which are concealed from side the story of battles »nd movements ous of helping the city feel unfriendly tta imb'ic. but which have |*ruvcn a thorn . .. . . ........._.... l.ntj*. as told by men of opposite sides who toward it than any other one thing we participated in them was a delicate ex­ know, of in its history. And this was pert meet. but has proved a great suc­ liecause that bnani proceeded on the cess. Union and Confederate soldiers theory that every man was a liar, and and aoclal circles in London and fiae influ­ ence iu two or threw newspaper offi.iM, in- have tt id th« ir remembrances iu a gen­ acted as If it considered a man with EDITORIAL NOTES. erous spirit, and the p csentation of money a* a public enemy. Such ac­ cloding a ■ IlnancUl' jm|W. He him n numlioth fides has never degenerated Into tions hereafter should not l>e tolerated, The greenback patty will twn be of­ controversy nor lost Ito dignity. The and such men as • were elected by the ficially consigned to tbe grave, if the ber of ream They keep bi.r.i informed *» to tone has. in fact, been so cordial that it common council and the voters of the intimation* of the chalruwn of its । most resembles that of a group of 'com- 2d and 3d wards as members of that state central committee, W. D. FulltT. I ]lw>pnj:n0(J„aur,.uterpri-,l„tvsn«wiKHK». rad* s comparing their memories with board of review ought never again nor mutual respect and good-fellowship. their like to be chosen. They are pub­ can re!l«*i up-m- And now the [ rta mfanteR >tetalb» ot ttao rafrnqfera New papers have been added to the lic enemies anti unfriendly to invest­ question is pertinent1 a* to where the ’ s**nra to supply vacancies and to bind ments of capital, because by their metnbera will,from now on find their , the whofe into.one narrative so that a course they raised the value of real considerable percentage of the volume estate far tieyond what it should I*, political home. They have been plac­ and compelled ouf citizens to pay more ed in a false light heretofore, and <<om- of financial co operation; he ia cnDrd i>|m® by Is new matter.—N. Y. Evening Post. than a just proportion of state and MewerBro.'. & Revnolw is the county taxes without equalising citv pellwl hr the chicaner/ of leaders to the le-»l of tiro bnrrau, who <b-liouely endow principles to which every tenet and temii tuinxd upon auHIcicutly exorbi­ name of tbe new firm that succeeds the taxre anv.l»etter than l*efore. The citv of the once great greenb<u:k party is tant, all rw-h well. If not the unfortunate hustling -Messer Bros. In the agricultu­ cannot afford to have a repetition of ral implement business, Mr. Dan W. such work. And now we hope that opposed. They c.tn find no comfort in Reynolds having liecbme associated the voters of the city will tagin a dis­ the present democratic administration blaektnalko move. Often be turn* about with his former emplojers. Well, it cussion of these matters at once, and Cleveland ha* asked that the coinage nud come* home <Il«guatcd. realizing bow isn't nreefwary for the Banner or any that those voters who have heretofore of silver be suspended, and that the le­ one else to say anything about Dick shown no interest, we'refer to the buaagal tender currency be called in and deand Chet. They are known all over ness men. will from now on be deeply Michigan us the greatest hustlers In and earnestly interested. They ought streyod. IIadhesodesigned.be could their line of business. Nor does Mr. to be. The welfare ot the city demands not have given a more direct slap fa ►tick him. Hie Lent >-our»’ ia to lj,-uon> tlwm lleynolds need any introduction to it of them. the face to every greenbacker. More­ most Barry county readers. He has been book-keeper atid salesman for bis over. Cleveland stands committed to b Tbe drabrn and draft of the soldpresent associates, ami as such gained free trade policy. Peter Cooper, the the utmost cpnfideoce of his employers, lera and Milora monument I* now-comlather and founder of the greenback and Uit'fr numerous patrons. Trie en­ Eleted, with a front view nf the oourt <>u»e and ground* and the monument . party, w*e a enort ardent protectionist. terprise. push and energy of the firm will receive added impetus troin the standing on the Mine, fa the position it Here again Cleveland is opposed to the when the same l* go to an oii-wire hotel and take iCdgings. new member. We congratulate all; IK to stand greenback party. In short, there is no Keep away from t-luta and exchangee Deal concerned, for in our view- tbe new ar­ erected ami complete, and 1* now ■ common ground between the democra­ only with the tanker*. like them the fulleet rangement cun lie but profitable and on exhibition at the poatoffler. The; ■ ,The monument H.IOxlo Ii-rt square at opportunity ot in vwrtigation. When you get cy and greenback party, and uo exeme satisliw-torv. to all concerned. We have for a fmuon of those two elements. yoar hkm -y come away a> m-retiy an you watched Mr. Reynolds’ course .since be the base and forty fret hisrti. «urmountwent. Why, 1 got in Lindon once, first became identified with the estab­ ed with a figure of a soldier standlnjr »t Coder the drcumstancM, those who and had n l"'gu**uit brought to enjoin bm lishment of which he is now one of the parade rest The carvftl design* of the Is able and proud to refer those who may inqmrp ;i- :<» h have l»een greenbackers should look from currying it out of tta country nntil I principals. His record has been a mat­ national coat of arm*, the G. A. IL ai*oot them, and they will discover that iibould havs settled a conitnWon bill I hod ter ot personal gratification to us, as to badge, the crow swords and crossed success in the treatment of chronic disorders to a large num­ ail of Dan's numerous friends. Steadi­ cannon, and anchor and ball* are all ber of therearebut two parties today, and Tribune • ly onward and upward has l*een his cut In relief and. are woik* of art and that of those two. the democratic ia th*progress from tbe day he set foot in skill, representing the various branches most antagonistic to greenback princi­ ADDITIONALLOCAL NEWS. Hastings, till now, though Jet a young of the .service. ' The Leading Citizens of Barry and Attaining Counties Fhotograph* of tbe monument, court ples. TUB < v>n of February 214, a goodly man, be is a part of one of Its ta-t umber of the Hastings Odd Fellows known and most extensive establish­ house and yard are to De taken on card* Remember that his home has been in Barry eouiity for ments. it shows the triumph of good 12x15 inches, and each card to contain Democratic papers and free trade with their wives gave Re-v. and Mrs. sense, good judgment, boneaty and in­ a certificate of membarahlp entitliag many years: that he has made the treatment of Chrome l»iM. B. Gillasple. of the 4th ward n demagogues generally are continually I. happy and complete surprise. The oc­ tegrity. and a faithful endeavor to fill each sulwcriber to the fund to the num­ ber Of shares he or she may contribute, eases a ranting about a protective tariff creat­ casion was the Both birthday ot Mrs. G every station with credit to himself ing great combinations and uionopol- Splendid • supper served after which and satisfaction to all concerned. It duly signed by the president and secre­ tary. All who enntribute will thereby must lie a matter of pride to him. as it Mrs. G. waa presented with an elegant ien. A protective tariff has as much to become inemtar* of the asaodoticn and certainly is to bls friend*. rocking chair. do with such combinations as the man receive a'beautiful photograph of the The residence of Hon. Daniel Striker monument, the yard and the old court Tin: teachers' class ia now in progress in the moon. To show tbe utter hol­ and every effort Is bring made to make was, on Wednesday evening last, the house, which all will prize as a souvenir lowness of such a claim we cite two in­ the work ot this class thorough, and all of a very pleasant and Interesting when the old shall.give place to a new. He naes all the latent Usd. most approved method? '\.i :i.e stances, and any number could be giv­ the subjects required for third grade scene occasion. There and then, as was prt*- which we hope to are erected soon. The en: One of the meanest monopolies and certificates will be reviewed this month. viousiy announced, was held Um ode- Intention of ibe president ia to nom- treatment of Chronic caseb. He is not prejudiced in favor ■: Young men and young women, whn meoce i he work of adlicitlnv at on* e most graspmg combinations ot our day bration of Washington's birthday by any school. The remedy that suits the case in hand, no n wish to learn more In one month than is the anthracite coal combination, they ccnild porafMr learn In four' the C. J». 8. C., of Uiis city. The pro­ and there is not rman. woman, (and we ter what school uses it, is the one he applies. With him he selHCted was a very appropriate had almost said child) that should with -; which has caused more hardship and months in any other, should avail them­ gram , test of ability to cure in the caw of any remedy is it■ •­ one., anil those who took part in it ac­ hold their md. buffering the past winter than any oth­ selves of this excellent, opportunity. quitted tbeinaelvenin * most creditable Ixrt ua not throw the burden of the in actual practice. er inonoply. -And yet there to no duty manner, thus giving evidence to the raising of this i und on the old soldiers, I tins Veen invited to give Instructions in tact that this circle is comp<*sad of en­ who watched around the camp fires of J ___ ___ . . at ail on anthracite coal. Belgium and theory und art of teaching. TA TA TA \ . ! ergetic and faithful workers. Tbe pro­ liberty thnt no star be removed from Great Britain are fpCe trade countries, M T7 4 TA K L 4 D ' IX 17 < I Elsewhere we have called atten­ gram opened with the calling uf the the old flag, who said to the hosts nt; and yet the steel rail mills of those two tion to the change in Ibe proprietor­ roll by Mrs. H. A. Barber and each rebellion with their faces turned to the 1 1 V P, .‘A I 7 > AVISZxJL7y JLX.lL.'al ’ • countries have formed combinations, ship of the establishment so long aud member responded to their name by north, ''thus far and no farther.” eamp-1 \ • fixed prices for their produets, and so successfully conducted first by Ches­ reciting some quotation having refer­ ing on the bosom of old mother earth! sunshine and in storm, weary with : pooled their business. If we should ter Messer, later by Mtwser Bros. As ence to him in whose honor this cele­ in If you are suffering, do not despair.* we have stated, tbe addition of Mr. D. bration was held. Music was inter- the long march, suffering from hunger i give the manufacturers of other coun­ W. Reynolds to tbe firm will add to its perseil through the program, and con­ and thirst, and smarting under painful . tries free access to American markets, enterprise and push, for Dan is a hust­ sisted of both vocal and instrumental' wound* in ciino or hospital. Must the i Dr. Baughman can ran point you to a number of *'tses cases v he here it would be but a few years till our ler along with the rent of 'em. The pieces. Miss Flora Beadle, tn Indian KL': w, I1,I pat'®1’*'* 1“><1 Riven up all hope of life and resigned themsehpeople would be at the mercy of com­ firm of Messer Bros. X Reynolds will costume represented Minnehaha, and mem to vour memory * We know the I to a belief that they must soon die. To-day tlp*y are well continue to supply the (demand here­ in a* very pleasing manner gave a reci­ binations, and those combinatior s about for buggiro. wagons and all man­ tation from Long fellow telling of her people will gladly a« fa thi* tribute ot; men And many of them prominent in business and -o-ia. r would be foreign monopolies. ner of farm tools. Their annoufiee- lover Hiawatha. Dr. Timmerman as respect to the soldier* and Milora both Lief Erickson, in an appropriate cos­ living and dead, who have suffered or ' » inent will appear in our next. The following, takenjiotn an ext tume, told of his early voyages and dis­ diqd that the nation might live, and It would be a violation of salrred confidence tn give the Democrats are still eroding over the coveries. Mias Belle Handy, represent­ saved to u* forever, the land bequeath­ closeness of the republican majority in change, contains a large truth but no ing the maiden Priacilla. told of tbe ed by the fathers. names of any of the hundreds of bostimonial.H we have.* '.Hi* the(llth district. The result simply po«ry: "A doctor will sit down and landing of the pllgrimx John Roberts, originals can be seen, however. We quote from a few: as King Philip, deecrtbed the reilcs and showVwhat democratic civil service write a prescription: time, five minutes; riistotns of the early aborlglnm. A. E. Court convened again Monday after­ paper and ink one-third of a cent; and One sayt?:_ “I have- -------thrown my crutches and .< >• no reform officers, with their pockets full the patient pavs 81. 82, 8u or 810. as Kenaston, as William Penn, gave an In­ muwu niruiurai iron rsat--- away -- . noon,, aitci after au an auj adjournment from Satof money, can accomplish. If any the case may be A lawyer writes ten teresting history of the Quahere. Dan­ unlay, and tbe following case* have longer a sufferer from rheumatism. ’ . In my ca*e you have. thing etoe is necessary to explain the or twelve lines ot advice and gete his iel Striker, represented a magistrate l)M?n taken care of Mace last Wedan> made a complete cure.’’ 810 or 820 from hia client. When and expounded the Colonial Blue Laws. result, it is that all shades of opposition 86, The people vs. Cheater Cole, malic­ an editor writes a half column puff for Mrs. A. LI. Johnson next appeared be­ Another says: “I find that your treatment for catarrh m were united against tbe republicans, a man. pays fifty cents to a dollar tor fore the audience as the wife of Rip ious Injury to fruit tree*. Jury trial, my ease has been highly successful. 1 cannot tell you h«»w who were divided and in some instan­ putting it in type, prints it on several Van Winkle, and gave a very humor­ yenllct guilty. Fined 8100. ous story of New York under the Oliver Hose, who wa* found guiltv dollars worth of paper, sends It to sev ­ ces at war with each other. Houghton grateful to you I feel.” thousand people. It then surprises Dutch Governor*. Petrick Henrv and uf larceny from store in the day time, county, the home of Jay Hubble, a de­ eral the puffed men U any charges are made. hi* friend, George Washington, received w:m sentenced to two rear* in the stole A lady uses this language: “I have suffered from female feated aspirant for the republican nom­ ' glowing tribute* from C. H. VanAr- .pri*on at Jackson. Wednesday afternoon Drs. Lowry. man. Martha Waahihgton, Miss Rose William Tuttle waa fodnd gulltv of weakness for many year®, and expended hundreds of <l«:llarination, which gave Moffit, republican. Drake, Fuller and Landis, of Wood ­ Bostwick, then seated herrelf in a chair assault and. Imttrry and sentenced to in vain efforts to get relief. Not until I put my case in yotir SOO majority in 1888. this year gave liefore tboee assembled and proceeded Cy a fine 6f 830 or take 90 days tn the hands did I experience that relief Now I am heartv and Breen, fusion, 700. Tbe change iu that land. performed a delicate operation on In conversational style to tell a very use of correction. . Croty, the young man at the county, which wks caused entirely by Will The People vs. H. J. and Sarah For­ well.” American house, who has been so long touching storv of George Washington, republican dimension*, represents al­ under the physician's care. An abscess hl* private Hfe and the work done by A gentleman writes: **I was suffering terrible with kidney most the entire gain for Breen over was forming in the bond at tbe base of him for his country. The program then closed bythe singing of “My Coun­ complaint. Many, physicians declared L had Bright’s disease. Moffitt. Next November the upper the brain, and it wna decided that tbe try Th of Thee." in which all present sumprit ; continued to defendant. ’ removal of this abscesg was Mr.Cmty ’ s peninsula will give its usual republican only chance of recovery. The incision joined. There were present, beside C. M. Putnam and Lyman Putnam You were the first to give me encouragement and since put­ tnajorfttofti was made just back of the right ear, nearly all the circle, some <k» invited vs. Solomon Sellers, asaumpslt. Jurv ting my case in your charge I have obtained the relief 1 where the abscess was found to be guests, all of whom were united in the triakgpidgment entered for plaintiff hoped. 1 am able to do my work the same as before I waopinion that on this occasion theC. L Without doubt Janies G. Blaine formed. Tbe latter was removed as S. C. had fullyshown thetnaelree worthy Eugene Rich va./ John M. Mead, as- taken sick.” also a piece of bone about the diameter meant his letter of withdrawal to be of a nickel and with considerable thick­ of their reputation, which is that they ,r*1' One patient who thought himself in the last stage- of < final. lie to out of the race. It waa a ness. The patient to slowly recovering. constitute one of the urast enthusiastic plaintiff, SSi.Oi. and progressive circles in the •tate. Dana C. Swift v*. F. M. Smith, a^ graceful and patriotic act of Mr. Blaine sumption and had been assured that such was the case'by bn Elsewhere will be found an article Tub welfare of our city should be ^mipit; judgment for plaintiff for physicians now writes: “Dear Dr: I am feelirg better aiid to th uh free the republican party from calling attention to the ptoce ot exhibi­ any emharanament in the selection of a tion of the design for the soldiers and Bohn E Hany and Theodore C. stronger every day, and.feel sure that persistence with your nominee, for undoubtedly be would sailors monument to be erected in the flu’tingB has splendid npportnnittra be­ Downing vs. Moses Nicewonger and remedies will be rewarded with a complete cure." And'it have been selected a* the standard bear­ court yard this fall. Every person in fore her. hut their realization depends Franklin Warner, awuimnmr; judg­ yery gre.-.tly upon the abllitv, enter­ ment for plaintiff for 8207.70, lu per will. The trouble wasTfiis other nhyiiiidaus lacked the ineaiier. In our judgment it would not have the county should feel an. earnest in­ prise and •character of the men whn cent. IntHrret and costa. terestin this moveiuent and ought to of correct diagnosis of the case. Instead of being in the la-t been a wise move for the party to put make up her city government ft is Wm. McMurray, Edward Jonre and do everything possilde to aid the nolicitBlaine a second time tu the field. We ing committee in the efforts toward □eellflM to say that pttrUtHushlp ought (xuorge A. Weed va. William A. King stages of consumption, the lung tissues had but just lieg.in'tu now. If ever in the history of ourdty, towumpaii; Judgment for 8133.44 in ­ break down. . believe that either Hawley, Sherman or raising the necessary amount. The to give place to active efforts to put the terest al 7 per cent anti costa. ’ presWeok D. B- Cook, of the mwociaiion Allison would make a stronger race. limiter the city affords in charge Gro z^,n Tr L F- *ta«*«>mb. Is anxious that all should rec thia de­ beet ot the clu's affairs. Members of every aa-mmpait: judgment for SUB W. 7 per sign and know ju«t what their money party and no party and everybody who cent. IntereM, and costs. CongreM has now been in session is to purchase. Such a monument will wanu to we that limitings shall grow C. D. Heebe vs. J. W Hrnrv. assump­ three month*. Will any one please be an everlasting honor to the country and prosper, should be interested in sit; judgment for 8151.74, 7 per amt and it is no more than just and right Interat and coats. ‘ nominating and voting (or such men state any measure of importance to the Baughman by hw extensiverusqurrii, larf^pmctice and. that we should pay such tribute to the t!lt nbUter U»e application ot modem methods and appliances far the practice of incdicL.'1 country that has been even brought to memory of the brave and loyal lellow* only aa are progressive.and actively in- , ten-sted to tbe dty’a welfare. No nub James N. Harthom. Order made for the attcatton of congress, *ay nothing who sacrticed their lives that w? might or lncona!derat<! men. nor yet those dbs'ltarge of mortgage. ‘Hable th correctly dia^noee a c-« where others would fait alafut Iwdng acted upon? Perhaps enjoy the benafito ot an united and' antique mowback.s a hn arc mterewted Divorces were granted in the follow 1 his is of the greatest importance. Cleveland*a«raa*age might be claased prosperous country. only m themselves awl fa buttering A- ,Uhd Samuel their own bread at public expense E. Bhrd; Elixaljeth Hume va. Jnarph as an important matter brought to the should be nominated or elected by any Huniv; izora Commings vs. llrarv attention nf congrere, but that body Following are iherenl eatate tr*n*»- party. But above ev<r) thing else, Lummingw; Geo. L Chundkr vx Maty has rertnifilv not treated it as if it were fer* far w<-ek ending Feb. 27: h, 1W«, thozie men should bn knock*»’ out Uumdlrr; Edgar Inngl^. vi Martha a* taken from dir l*ook» in the register's whose public or individual record of the lex-t importance. Ann Duuglxiv.; Aoiguil Ltrubt- vs office • . sbows them to l*e narrow and selfish,or ilrtin LtralM-e. opposed to public improvement*. IListM. F. J..Hun vx. XM Stewart nnd worth yoiir remembering is that Dr. Baughman treatThe Nashville »ws aid the Hast­ only lags cannot afford to !*<»■ the to-linn Domdd M.H Jbv iiJhu Idil to aid execu­ ings Banner have oom» out in strong ForL. . abrosd next tear th-t ha* iwrrt *lMri;ig ttan. tuiniipueil by «xmsent onappli- vnroiu<* disea-es. lie is a specialist iu that line. ti »t lunnn Mena;; on w e liter a i propoeng Judge Clement the past. th..t the citv uihnfahira lun v.ti-m of eoniphifi u,t. Reason im can treat them ntac’i ih*-re su<,CL‘>sfu]iv than f Smith', uf Barry county, an the repul l - . * Ww*l*»»l»nta- t<> Viua E. tui- j- «.n whs prejudiced agato-t «vnry man win* Hrtiry Darling v-k S. W, il.df. ad! regiuar practitioner. Iu short he readily cures coses 'v!iha*i luauey. _\’.»r was thw c*inr.w i>t the .'ll cun candidate for i-ongres, next fall. M “x u”'.u .I.7';';' of inter- the regular physician fails. • " Itoanl of review, in rareing tfai v.iiu.r- . _ The Gl’.nriotte ItepubHca i also speaks S'S.XWdrM'1’: -1 !«••» I! *’* of real uMute, a:ul evlnc ug anpirit! 'ter mlcltors in in high terms of Judge .Smith, who errTherclrr if-jr.n suffer from aur form of Chronic to treat all men as liars, a w i-n <><jr fur I the tdniy stands well in the ivtiiuation of j < *M'*!'nl the city. Nor do ue think the pirrtent j nuuenOtfr that yoa can get right here in Uastinit, oottocil, wilt, the rxreptiou or' lnrv j thercpuMie-msofthe di-trkt.-BrttlJ vm*^ h-J j is composed of n <t. who >«ro fax ■. i. I anp-unan the scientitir nn>l .e-sfnl na il , Creek -JuurnaL I "iJ? saw*i rse > ofabfa to aueh nwoaure* uaar»*>n«»H-i '*!wuaat.noit that }OU caa get only ia the Luge citi r: . .... ... .i...... . . ., .. - ■ H.n.. —-------------- - ----» I Jewe j. bmi-iu tn Chartet M The v-teeliou of Bl LmU makes it ‘ jS3a k tn a great expense. lutpo sible that the democrats m?y ' a. ftatrtyifie.ei a>.• " ' '~ i cuuiH-tl *avn to unit, nunlh fhlr I *"«• -Leu ..’.irKna7rVu''^.'i «• irrr Missouri next November. 1,n' D,<,rrl’ ■on «<* «- M <Mte-1 *uU ”P:rit that * u uid chaMcter-1 '«••' W*’- ’ c.rry j >.lu toward latent | for tM»y Pie Hastings Banner. A BUREAU OF BLACKMAIL. The Test of Ability is Success ReTWING- SUCCEEDS blKE 57. A. Baughman, the Specialist HASTINGS. MICH.. Special Study for Years. BEAR THIS IN MIND ANOTHER FACT CONSULTATION FREE. �New maple sugar In the market. PERSONAL MENTION. Fovn new mtichs cows for saleMajor Anderson spent Sunday in the Enquire of G. W. Duncan. Rutland. HASTINGS. WEDNESDAY. EEB. 38. ISM. I’rime timothy seed for sale at E. A. Mattison visited Nashville Fri­ Stavtfeii A Crawley's. A. D N1SKURN. Lacal Editorday. Repairs on tbe boiler of the new roll­ F. G. Goodyear visited Detroit last •pUE , er mill have compelled a shut down this week. Duane Ford visited Grand Bapids Fur. sale, a good young Jersev cow. F riday. soon to be a new mllchs. Enquire of i Mrs. O. A. GUlasple is sick with a John Beumer. HASTINGS, MICH., severe cold. Hreood door eart ol Anwrlran limiM*. MillclU Mbs. H. C. Tvrneb. of Wdyland. inn jutronage of Ute people ot limiting, and gave the first dollar for the soldiers and James A. tiwoezey waa at Grand Rap­ -. ‘dotty. awl guaranleen strict), tmt-ctaes work sailors monument. ids Friday. <U very reasonable price*. Give them a Utah W. 8. Power*, of Nashville, attended F. H. EABLa» 4 Co. »re olTcrtn, Hunt send your laundry work outoXtown when *>G0 bushels of reckoned home grown court Friday. clover seed for sale. W. E. Buel,of Nashville, was in Un­ C*U In. Ilrmvwberthr place. A danctno party was given last ev­ city Thursday. ening at C. M. Emerick’s, about two Jacob Osmun, of Nashvhl^, attended miles south of town. court Thursday. ' The Star Union will meet at the J.M. PHbeam was in town Friday home of Mrs. J. Stilsun on Tuesday from Nashville. HASTINGS. MICH. afternoon of next week. Mat Hall, of Grand Rapids, was in AL. Tuoutwtnk has moved his bar­ CAPITAL, $50,000.00. ber shop to Menominee, which place he town Thursday. will make his future home. James Egbert, of Charlotte, was in the city Wednesday. It d» earnestly hoped by all concern­ I n.-ori-onUM under Ibe laws ol the Htute r>l ed that postal tuciltiits will soon be II. F. Pennington, of Charlotte, was x Mlcbl|OH>. . established on the new road. in tbe city Thursday. The Banxei: has been obliged tn cut E. Kenaston made a business trip n burinea* Dec. IB. IMS In bnlldln* lor- down its correspondence this week in to Nashville Thursday. order to get to press on tftne. M. J. Goss, of Prairieville, was in OFFICERS: Now is. the tUne to buy floor paints. town on business Friday. D. li. llAtliusoo. Frwildewti } ou can get them at IT. Lathrop’s Dr. J. T. Goucher, of Nashville, was drug store which will dry in 21 hours. at the county seat Thursday. SefKltAL from town were present Mm. A. Durkee, of Gladwin county, Wednesday evening at a pleasant sur ­ DIRECTORS: prise on Mbs Minnie Lee. at her home is visiting friends in the city. W. S. Goodjejuy in Irving. F. Spangemacher made a business 11. <). Robinwin. Frank Rvkum»x and wife return trtp to Grand Rapids Saturday. sincere thanks to friends for kindly as­ R. E. Combs, of Middleville, mad- u sistance during sickness am! since tbe business trip lo this city Friday. death of their tittle child. Miss Jessie Wheeler left for her Gimt*! Kanklu* Bwdneaa Transacted. A rovxo ehlld ot Frank Ryerson’s home in St. Joseph on Thursday. died Thursday, after a severe illness. The funeral occurred Friday forenoon l/TTill R. Cook is now a student in the law office of Knappen A VanArman. :U the Star school bouse. . John Atkins and wife, of Grand » The band was out Thursday after­ noon and gave our citizens some'music Rapids, are guests at W. 8. ChidrsterV. that made everyone feel it a pleasure A. M. North was in the city from to help toaprd their support. New York state last week on business. Whex you want to paint the floors Lewi* Stern, of Chicago, was hand­ of your dwellings, go to Dn Lathrop’s shaking last week with bis old friends drug store for your paint. He sells a here. paint that will dry tn 24 hours. 1/^V. W. Peek, of Kulamaroo. was lhe The inareasing trade of- Stauffer A ^iieet over Sunday of hla bod. W. 11. Crawley had made it necessary for them to make an extensive addition lo Miss Irani Sanford, of Middleville* their store. It will be in readiness in vuited friends in this vicinity Itisi a few days. | The ladies connected with the BapMyron G. Wood, sheriff of Hillsdale । tist society will give give a social at the church parlors Tuesday evening. Co . has been in the city a few days this ! March 8tk_ A cordiid invitation ex­ tended to all. Warranted 'pare stock at Byron Cole anil wife, ot Climax, were at W. W. Cole’n Saturday and | A new barber shop has been opened guesta ’ up for tasintMi over Wefasert Bron. Sunday. . hardware. Frank LicUtK who has hail i/Sdrs. M. A. Keeler, of Caledonia, vis­ I several years experience m the bus!* ited her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Cbidister, • ne», is the proprietor. The finest coojtjirB of the seasRev. San. Joneh wIU speak" to-night Dr. Landis, of Woodland, !■« at the in the acudrtny or music, ut-K dauiazou. American house being treated for diphon the subject, “Character and Charac­ tbereuc sore eyes. The best seed for tbe farmer. ters.’’ Admission flfty cents; gallery. R. Ik>yle. V. Leins. R. Dawson and 25 cents; reserved iu«t« without extra Geo. Simpeon visited Grand Rapids Ripens early and good size. charge. P riday afternoon. Helf on the monument scheme. John D. Sumner, of Kalamazoo, was Remember the brave defenders of the present st the re-union Thursday of Cd. "F." 8th Michigan Infantry. ’ ! Union and its flag t»y contributing F. J. Norwood, of Delton, was in liberally toward a inoaumrpt to suit­ ably comemorate thrtr aervioes and town Thursday, and reported business booming at that lively plea*. saodfiees. z Mrs. E. L. Haff, of Grand Rapids, vis­ Tkbkwoii the kindness of station ited ut her father’s, Hon. H. A. Good­ agent Feck and the eopfluctor on the year's, last week, returning home Mon­ C. K. A ti. R. R-, we are aide lo furnish day. our Delton patrons with their Ban­ CoL Gill went to Bellevue Friday, to ners on the afternoon of the day of deliver a lecture on army life under die the KMonil rxlo rrrttfi- publication. auspices of tbe G. A. IL post of that the regular warnThe <7. IL K of 1*. will give a ladi 1 place. soon after lent, and aborjt April 1st an Miss. Minnie ' O’Onnor, of Grand excursion to Kalama too. Proceeds to Rapids, visited V. Young and wife be used in defravlng .the expenses of and others in this vicinity last week. rending th* drill corps of the Division to Cincinnati. Len Salisbury was called, by telegram The ladies of the W. R.U.. No. 100, Monday morning, to Buttle Creek there to take charge of an orchestra for a will give n social at Grand Army hall in this city on Friday evening, March \^tev. A. K. Stewart, of Grandville, 2d. for the benefit of the relief fund. was in the city. Wednesday and officiat­ Supper flrom 5 to 7. AU are cordially ed at the wedding of Mlae Nellie Ken­ Invited to attend. , yon to Fred Bump. _ PnoatniTioN county convention al Wilber F. Dickinson and wife and court house Wednesday, March 7th, ut Chaflcs Runyan, ot Grand Rapids. *at11 a. tn.to elect delegates to state con­ tended the re-union on Thursday of Co. "F, ” 8th Mich. Infantry. vention. Each town entitled to 4 deleCirculation this wack. 2.150. Etes. Ladles especially invited. Rev. tybhn C. Cole is homo from Bpoknne Uon wiU address the meeting. PWls, Washington Territory. John is >/a party of litHe folks gathered bat- ^he W. F- M. ti.. of the Methodist thoroughly in love with the wild west ffrdsy night at Miss Bra* Hamners church, gave a oompiimentary tea to and expecte.to return there. home, and e« joyed themselves hagely. W. M. Clarke, repreaanting the Rev. Lowry, brother of tbe Dr., at Detroit Tribune, and for 13, years con­ Daniel Striker’s yesterday p. m. Rev. lady, has. alter a long struggle be her Lowry will soon depart to China to nected with the Lansing Republican is Id the city, booming that enterprising agent. John M. Rcasmer, hade Mexican resume his labors as a missionary . shepf, and greeting old friends. war claim allowed. ■ The pupilii of the ilastings High l/The Misaee Anna and Laura BeesSriuxu is eioee at hand or else die schpdl celebrated Washington’s birth­ Yner and Julia Rnck accompanied Mrs. robins know not whereof they speak. day by appropriate exercises at the EmDUi Rock to Kalamuzoo this morn­ They were out ia considerable force Uie school-room. The work :of tbe pupils ing. from which place the latter takes up her long journey to Kingston, New latter part of last Wee* and -seemed roa- was,well done and was highly gratify­ Mexico. rtekflt that the welcome change aouid ing to the friends of the school, who l/doe Wardell returned Thursday from not i»e king delayed. were present. Lanning, where he had attended the re­ । A rear pleaxaat evening was passe-l Mm;. .Janes Campbell, living in union of bls regiment, the 12tb Michi­ jft p. Spangemscher’s Wednesday. It the first ward, slipped on some ice Fri­ gan. He reports about 100 members prjiwnt at the tarnquet and a general was Fred’s 35th birthday, and a party day morning, bruiking the thigh bone. good time, of which we are certain Joe df alxart 15 gslhcre* M hi|residence to Dr. Laropman was caller! to reduce the took bis share. Mr. Wardell was elect­ help him < elebrate. Hie a fracture. Considering her age. It years, ed president of the association for the <«mplete surprise, but that did not hin­ Mrs. Campbel! is gaining us fust as ensuing j ear. der every one from having plenty ot could be expected. The Kalatnsxoo Telegraph gives tbe fun. The meeting ot the Barry county iollowing oompiimentary notice of onr The State board of health, owing to teachers association held ■ At the high of Hastings’ well known,cltitans,which is very gratifying to bls IHendx and this being a year in which small-pox is school room Saturday was one of the must be to hlin. coming as It does from widely distributed, call attention to the most profitable and enjoyable ones in such a journal and from the pen or no advantage of vaccination and the I art the history of the association. Alnut editor of that paper who has Jon; that this is a good lime for those who DO teachers were present and u number known Judge Smith: Ou the old road tietween Vermont­ hay® not been re-vaccinated or viwrin- oLinteresting aud entertaining papvm ville and Hastings in the eastern part ated in the past five years to Cake this were read. Castleton township was u few years precaution. As soon as he had learm-d that of ago an an pretentious farm-house, the Falls Vhv was unknown nolll it was proposed tb i-rect a soldiers homo of one of Barry county’s l>est ch«ted by the Michigan Central- rail­ nod sailors wonurpent at HastlDgs. cilia* ns. Dit\-M Smith. Here the boy­ road* .which slops its truimf at this ,Muj -r And- raun sought our rhe c.«m- hood of u man upright in all tho walks mitie* an*! gave his note for t#25. Hi* of life wus pa«SHl and where the was the tiret 8»il*<Tlptin:>. r.m> gir»-‘ loiiiiu.itions nf those st< rling qu-dlties the’grandest nnd u:n*t. comprehra-’ie thv matter .1 sr-mP’II ill tr'i’- M.-J-u were laid which have eniihled him to view uf th- rails that in to I e niB when Anderson s grow urs-mrehed inln a usefnl and ol» »:md. Before that tiiuc jropJr l oanred manhood. Wo refer to Judge c on” in c;irrtnRt»'ir*MH th-AiiHrhum '. ft ni« nt M.dth of H.i-ilug ■. ID all wmil i jI<> proi-.ddlity Thu next •-ongri iHtmtn fr.uii •hJ gniruf oh! tidnl district. The ;co[ !e u ill Incmr th-iris* Ives by eleclb'F >n tin* bid tilv-lj* tarin *i,i-1i a -rian arid he in tiirft w lii :m* an The Hastings Banner. Troy Laundry. Hastings City Bank. 600 600 600 BUSHELS BEAUTY ofHEBBON POTATOES. DUNNING & ROGERS. $1.00 $100. $1.00 I'arm for Sale ! Local News. live stock, a number of farm looL. *t • .ire-In is' sold. Sal * S-T Mar h -• k’lU . •• .................... — a 1 •«ut«<K>- n’Uu) it «tr,.c»riou vf »lddi- eomtiwDcinr »f 1<» h. m. For furttai parlicul-to zee bills. tUrfMl ax pern I*. The »u--i;un dothins a»nn* «•» J-ff.u. -nn rtr-et is operate! by |>. R. Grein formerly of Plainwell. ’ The Western World, a Journal of information for the farm and home, published quarterly st. Chicago, b « ontpcr that should be In every home. 1 tadifoi a great amount of information on farm topics it contains many other artid'H. full of valuable Information, and all finely illustrated. You can have it rent to ymir address by rending 25 cent* to the Western World, Chicagn. Hl. Bread, biscuit and cake, now generally made by the aid The law p t.xscd by the laat legislature in regard to political caucuses is impor­ of baking powder, fitter so largely into onr daily food that tant in view of the approaching spring elect loos. I ’ uder thb law no one is en­ ‘ their debasement by the introduction of any injurious or titled to vote at any caucus who b not deteriorating substance is a mutter of serious concern to the .1 I gal voter, and any one who votes under a name not his own, nr infenrb>npublib health. What baking powder shall we use to avoid ally votes without th* right todo ro.ur i rnuilulcnlly mnerids or destroys bal­ the lime and alum now .found in so many leavening agents, lots cast nr who shall in any way in. and t<» insure pure, sweet and wholesome bread, is a question, tcntioDslfy 'and wrongfully d-posit l-allots in the Iw.x nr lake them “Ut, nr then-fore, of direct importance to every individual. . cnmuiit any nther fraud nr wrong tend­ ing to affect the result, shall he drem«d It » an indisputable fact that all baking powders with guilty .of a mird*;in*-»nnr. nnd liable to a fine not to exeewl'®! 000. or Imprison­ the single exception of the “Royal” contain one or the other ment not exceeding one year nr both. uf t’.i’se adulterants—lime or alum—in quantities from five to A person challenged by a lawful voter, will have tn* make oath that he is a twenty j»ei cent. Alum is poisonous.' Lime reduces their legal voter and a false oath Is perjury. The presiding officers and the inspec­ strength not only but (aside from its injurious effects upon tors (teller^) are required to sign and swear to an »mth similar to that retir­ the tiystem) by debasing our food with a useless substance ed of inspectors of elections. Fur a delegate-elected to any political con­ robs it of a portion of its nutritions qualities, thereby depriving vention to receive any money or valua­ ble consideration for his vote ut such our bodies of the full sustenande nci'casary to maintain that convention is a misdemeanor subject tn bodilv vigor requisite to protect us froih disease. tine or imprisonment •’Die iinjMirtance of this matter in its Bearing upon the A CHEAT occasion for f’athnlles of Hartings and vicinity will l»e the ad­ life and health of the public h much more fully realised 'in vent of the jVftuita next month. On the iSlh nf March. Passion Sunday, the Eifghunl, where severe punishineiitK( under stringent laws pro­ iniaslon already announnM tsglns. It will l>e the first time mlssloners, I. e., ' hibilipg the manufacture and sale nf adulterated articles of “nguhirs," nr clergymen living In com­ munity shall h ive set foot In this our food, are; of frequent foreUrjeiicc. g rushing thritty town, and within the The ’•Royal" has been determined by the Government consecrated walls of the church dedi­ cated to the honor of the tint canonized chemists unid the most prominent food analysts to he the only American—St. Rose of Lima. As a matter of consequence then it will Lc baking jxauKt made that ia entirely free from lime, slum and tae first time tbatxbe immense benefits of a mission shall be offered to the other impurities, and absolutely pure, h is made from, cream parishioners of SL Rose's church. The venerable and learned Fr. Damon with id tartar refined for its exclusive use by patent processes by twn other eloquent and able assbtant Rev. Fr.*s will conduct the services which the tartrate of lime is totally eliminated. No other during their stay. A program of the masses nnd sermons will be announced • baking powder manufacturer um*h chemically pure cream of on or before the sacred season rets in; tartar,, and hence the adulteration of oth$r brands. The and sin re the church is not very large it would seem from.experience to be ••Royal” Is, accordingly, the only baking powder tiiat will but common prudence to come sdme what a little ahead of time and so as­ produce perfectly pure ‘bread, biscuit, cake, pastry, etc.; and sure oneself at least some stinding these1 articles are now pronounced more wholesome when raised room. Those religious exercises are of course for Catholics, but Fr. Fleming by the Royal Baking Powder, than when leavened by any other assures us that persons of any and all other denominations may avail them­ agent. re selves ot the rare opportunity pt hear­ ing interestingly instructive sermons fl is particularly a question of health, therefore, what and seeing ceremonies that never fail lo please. The (’atholic church, say# Itev. baking jsiwdrr we shall use; and those who appreciate the Father F.,la (bthoiic and most mother­ miseries of dysjH‘|»siu and other ailments that follow the use of ly because she. like her divine Saviour and Founder, would receive into and impure food will not hesitate to select the •• Jb^al.” . and embrace all in her loving and hav­ ing armn. Therefore all are welcome; but state can be secured by being ahead of somebody .else, “tina come first served" without distinction. Thb alone shall be the sale title to seat or pew during the mission. »•» A QUESTION OF HEALTH Company F.Btb Michigan Infantry, that whb organized here with 88 mem­ ber# in August 1861 and then called the “Barry County Uadeta." held a re­ union in this city Thursday afternoon at the G. A. R. halL There were pres­ ent some 30 tneuibers. The meeting opened at 3 o'clock with Jacob Maus, president, in the chair. The transac­ tion of business was pro evded with. Traverre i’liiillps was elected p:evident of the- areoclaUon, and O. li. Green­ field. secretary, for the ensuing year. After some discussion it was decided to bold the next re-union in this city on th* second Thursday in February, 1889. A poem, giving honor to tbe old 8th. was read by J. D.-Sumner, of Kalama­ zoo. After the business was done all adjourned to a tine banquet that had lorn prepared hy the ladiry. After all had aatbtled the toner man the memiters then iUtened to a history of the compauv from ita organization down to ita final discharge. Mmsra. T. Phillips aud J. Maus, beginning with the organization carried the history doom to And including the IwUie of Meridian Hill at Washington; John M. Hessmer, from Meridian hill to James Island, 8. C.; John D. butnner, from James Inland to Fredericksburg; O. II. Greenfield, from Fredericksburg to Knoxville and the re enlistment of the company ; James F. Mead, from the re­ enlistment to their discharge. The company as mentioned above was organlzrd in VI-with a roster of 88 men. (if the original 88 there are Dow living about 33. At about the rad ot the sec­ ond rear a 30 day'# furlough waa offer­ ed to them provided they would reenlbt at the expiration of that time for three 3 ears. This offer was accepted and at the r.“-organization the company numbered I&8. of whom about one-halt are now living. Throughout their long service they made an enviable record and have eVrry reason to be proud of the work done for their country. Take It all in all thb reunion was an eojoyatdr occasfon and we trust they will live to have many more of the same kind. ______________ Read there letters, I have hundreds more RM» them: Vicksburg. Mieh , May 17, ISM. fl. G. Coleman, Otremlst: I am glad to speak a good word fu your iwoleam Balm. I have ha catarrh‘for twenty yean. It had be­ come so bad that I could no longer speak In public, and at times I feared that it would dwitroy my voice entirely. I used many catarrh enrts with no benellt. One of your satn.-lea gave me gn at relief, and a 25c iiox hah made'ine ted like a new man. Yours truly. C. E. Bailey. LATE* REf URT. nano. 11U tiepL 17th. 1887. fl. G. Coleman. Katamazo *, Midi.: . When I lived at Vicksburg I used some ol rotir catarrh ointment, Retroleum Bilim you called >L It cured me and roti tiled my nam? in your clr.-ul»rn.’ 1 CtrnisfesJ remf pnisn* here with it wh-» desire more. If you think best I think 1 nn tvuke arragnemente v. Rb a drliggt* here to ildl it tor yo.i. i think » 1 rally v’ditahk. 1 am eare-J and do n>it nct-d il for myself. Yn’tnt trnlv. ; c. E. Bailey. Attbraey. N. H—L’alli May I-’. ‘88 I wilt rend out 25 • l>dx*-s tor trtal ou receipt <>f 1 IL G. duLEMAN. K dattri/.jo. Midi Something Nice to Eat during the Season of Best .No. 1 whitefish. ** " Mackinac trout - Columbia river salmon, blood red. Something new—boned herring—very choice. Choice new Yarmouth bloaters, Gustave Penora'N boneless sardines. Fresh canned salmon, new stock. Fresh canned mackerel, new stock. Very choicest boneless codfish. ** smoked halibut, extra thick. . —Finest Queen oiivis. The best chili sauce in the world. Alexis Godillott's olive oil for fish salads. New horse radish, strictJv pure. I'roaae A Blackwell's epicurean table sauce. Choicut tomato catsup in the market. Canned vegetable-a full line of the very choicest --------- You will find at---------- Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store. n —In splci $ we are the orUy house in thia city that cany the Penang • • tiplcee, acknowledged to be the only pure roods in tbe world. N HASTINGS MICH BOOTS BHOE81 Good goods at Bottom �OUR NATIONAL SOLONS. BOODLER WREN GIVES UP. A LIFE OF GOOD DEEDS A DIGEST CF THE WORK THEY ARE CLOSED IN THE DEATH Or CORCOR­ AN THE PHILANTHROPIST. CatcabO. Feb. aa-T’.n Wren, on* of th* DOING. •retable Gin*. tentlary at Juliet—to begin serving hie *cntence. W betu Judge* Moran hud Balky nrrived, et their cneiuing they found Wren’* attorney watting for them. He soon tnnde known bl* bu«in>M. and th« judgu* expressed no oblectiou to granting bi* reauw. The appro|>rt*te 975.0M for a public building Madron, Ind. prophet, cays that tornadoes will Inerei from the beginning of 1888 to tbe ctae* tan . James B'-dpcth, tbs well known Now Y< journalUt. who was r>t>orled to be dying t all hi* legal privileges under tbe temporary ail earthly thing* - — -3—rrW Corcoran at m. Friday jutd tid. elty ft m gcntiio* mounting for the iom o a .. .. ....__ ...... m,-. twwmr :o (L*< wunirr. .N- other man here «*• m wwi loved, anil.ttteevhAmrve of regret are visible THEY DID n. ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. iifle.*.; Ath4o-pho-ro« PHU arc am. of hh indomitable wilL m«xt rapid i.-rowthl. But, Envalnaldc fur kid _ _ MS plain te, uyr.fkp ., , eoustipulon, b.-.,| ,. etc. Tiiey’U take away iimt. - , ; feeling giving new Ufuui.d ,tr ,i Wagtuxorox Ctir, Feh. st—A petition Ing aboui •-■4.U«) • wne* literally registered, (Lough not all frau lutatitlj’. Bstweon X5,- Wednesday after ibe morning budirat drvsx. A d*l*ite on the Wasbingtoa El.-ctrurailway tail nwulu-d Iu an nninlmeut re­ quiring tb* rail* to be of American intnotnciuir. Til* bill It i* reported I bat a *yn Ilctto of ^.French, Ru-eia tbe tbeir full growth thtufgirto <b> Iwtwrori birth and tbo «£■• of Ift- I" Oh- great majority of cm-* girt* add Very Uttta to their Inicht after l’<, of <*artw liter® »n< many cvullnhiL Boy*, on the other hand, w-mdly odd two or tlirro incite, to tbadr height nftrr UL ft B intowortby thA *b>m rfr^j-row tw.-MoerHli X'cl.i-U • THEHTHLOPHQaOSQQ. tf2 Wa!!^ NO CURE NO PAY! Senator Mtoekbral;*. of Mteblg'n. oa Fri- FOR DOLLARS AND CLINTS GIANTS ■djouni > L bank is dated util tnruy tn»tituti«n* and Flag* ar* aleo fluttering at i»alf-:ii*«'-. brane'jial tul> rlth any atruggl*-. .Ha being a native ot Indan:! who removed to gaged in active businem as dry goods mer­ chant, commission merchant, real estate a E. Bcge wa» chairman for tiiu formur brotheriiuod. aud J. H. Murphy mr tbo Brotherhood of Locomotive F.remei'. Tbe Kdurdul* prevailing at dial tiaie had Uo»n io force *in« April 1, ami waa id Uteri and couciso that it* provision* wars etplx>ll-d lily Mituet>n«t-mor- Low Bata to Pacific Ooast BO..U points via tb* Manitoba-Pacific route IbeOBlrw ia Grit Wold tbinla, ami the bouse adjournal. Wasiunotox Cm, Feb. 23.— Invitations parllc pation of tho Unital States in Ibe lo- Berlin, and from the Belgian govrntment for cur participation tn tbe International Him ST. LOHS IS THE WINNEH THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL. CON­ VENTION TOBE HELD THERE. until Thursday, went Into ♦xecutiv* ewion engines shall She died five It is, however, aa a pcblic benefactor and philanthrop.'**. that Mr. Corcoran i* beat or write lo u*. x"l'‘l"l»r. *<•>.. r>u., symptom*. N*n<1_»t'inr< v> |,r..(, paragraphs, some of which are subdivided number of regulation* governin’ tima, dis­ charges, and such matter*, but tho fight ti who in IKV wi» married to tb* Hon. George EuaUs, then a mornbj* of con grew from 1. It will regutatin; the rlawi fleatian and 5<y lie- ifopartnM-nl nt New York,’ Grnii-l Army'of tha Ref nhttc, Ih n» twnily-seconil <t Li.-omutive Ehginosr* will oIT.t n»*>bj>oUuu to taking oat mat) trains, fttrnnlitog an j fora March 3D; limiting bum-tead entries to engineer end fireman for each mall car atil ' ,-u—■ eighty acre* — ineieau.of 110, -_.i aud to American vngin* the company cho<nra to •; a 1 out. I\ ciiiien* only: romtiiutiuoal ameoddwnt ex­ Netting else will be mdred. however. ur>!e«* II tending th* priMulehtial term to eight years; ! fcr ----------------lb* «rectton— of ,— public building* al 8terbv uoo-t rotberhojd men which th* rompvnr ! •—w--------—- ‘ may bo able to employ. Tbe Brotlnrbuu I of . hag, '111.; South Betid, Ind ; Burimgton, Lx; L cotnotiv* Firemen i* linked with th* nn-! Canton. Q;^aiebdygau. Gnsro lUy sr.S Wia; Yankton, D. gioeer* in till*.'roovemnut, and along and Mani • —’oba. • . .... . T., and Oberlin, Knn A motion to impend thn exa*pruting contest »roni* "bout to et.*u«. The revised xcheduIs of wage* gvr.vninz rules end |mm thr raaolulion proposing,e cu> stiiuttanai amendment making April ineiignrntio i day. an 1 extending the Fiftieth coamilf.ee ot engineer* and flremru. of which <xsigre*s to April 3). 1MU, wm defeated— & Rigg* had a reputation for financial abil­ ity sorond to no other firm ia the country. tar Of Commodore Morri'. pnlwrty.—ihebaii! A. Pr OF LABOR AND CAPITAL । loll*’* Ratlin fl i STARTA.EIG FIGHT. Chicago. Feb.-T.-T.e Chicago, Burilneto t I duov.r Tho New Method Traatxnow enow ..f MM-h almitrntal or tm^ulsr i^vwtb a* un-taubb-dly exiits in th.- uw vf tit? rapid 8.8 eratic natkmai firemen cents committee reaeeen bled •Kltr^ete 1375,000 for public Ixilkltnxi at of KM over ’.00 mile* is also aa innovation. Freight j' urnod until Tnureday, WasatNQTO!* Crtr, F*h. 2<—Tbo aaaato WMlnewiay lo listen to Washing: GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Hill cemetery. Georgetown, expended about $11)0,000 improving it, and presented the Scott of PenneyIvaaia offered a motloa to freight run* which occupy more than ten Klj-mrn.l. log about 1300,090 i^ljflttlng it up, and in »bo a demand for free transportatioa for for tnimb ra of the brutnariioo I, an I no ex- aS 5* by tbe general manager nnd tho broU>> erbsxtd are to bo jiermittod. condition MUM) r-qulrcl Mi iutr.t:i.- abrogate nil trrolim |>ocmittlng Cbtuwe Im­ migration. ujxjo introduce Where Are 'You “Going? Ingiy difficult to maintain rata* and cover oiMt of traiisj'ortallon, c*pecta|;y with th* United Stela; laws over the public land strip Proceeding the •pcrttveiy fl 13 ratal lishing an endownnmt fund of every precaution to employ only tbewe men to them. “II.* rimpany nt present furaisin* over its line* free transportation to it* employe I In good standing, and to their .d poud-nt Washtagtou Orphan asylum, Columbian unb versity, and many institution* In tbe south. Virginia be baa made gift* amounting to about I^OO.OuO, besidss a library of about 4.0U> volume*. pure and un™tenta!iou« m bte public bane- eravtuxa. a Mall Detroit................ Lt. i.to Jw.kROU............... It '.T ■Ibuor. Rapt J.......... fkarturZ............... n nt house during Carl lair's absence In Kan-we. to statuary rffioeact to poverty. Ton building cost abou: r?*I.UU) and ba* an erdawmsnt fund iu eiidiuon of about Mr. Corcoran 1 • ad jourreL Another ot hi* large public gift* is tbe Lzxtlee bc-iuv, which he founded in tnemory of his women of retin mon t and education who by u the District. right to ascertain, by whatever rxtininations It may think advisable, whether itaemploye* inUrrupted hi* plan* with r. spect to tide hU entire cvllttttoo of pfdnUag*. in • lion inquiring into tbe allejel trouble with ported for puUie buILUog* at Kelenmxx>, Mioh.; I/Jgai.s;>urt. Lad.; Youngstown, Ham­ ilton, Akroo, and Eaaoavllle, O.; Sioux City, tfcm to cm ploy ei a-id tbelr dependent famIlles ot other roads upon tbo request of their marine boipitll al Francbro, changed lo S. I.->ufax Then Quimby.................... lla«rrix<iK....... . .. Irvttur.. ................ MMMJeedi*.............. Orand BanM*.. gr. 15 ten EOT _ _ _ _ PACiFIG ■»»»***•*«* nien.I.w, orcmtn nntil on mctlua of Mr. Study of I II mol* tht vote wm rm rd.d ee unanlmoas In fevor o.’ that city, hcott if rbnnsylnnla renew* | kl> nrrneeitkm Irtrtlvwv I— * .1..— ._ If Lt* MICE RMLROW UMS. FREE Government LANDS. W■names ov scar* -f twXtse— KmtFMtdn&&3 cukVuitoK^’Ji E-.ua,. All oiber Uaiot daily uuepe Bu employe*. To extend this to all raembsi* of an organisation, wbieh, however, good It* (Jbj-ct*. |a a parelY private affair ol iudl- adjourned. o.w .1 Asn-tW'ir&ss.*' Hon was carried by till! to OH! MY BACK! LADIES just, and, moroover, tn direct violation of Tb* strike will effect 25,0X1 men. PEERLESS DYES Gliteral city and throughout tbe country. then the bill granting peneione to disabled ' New York, Feb. <7.—Harry a Phillips, managar and backer for Sullivan, sailed for England Baturdiy afternoon on tbe steamer Servla. On arrival In England Mr. Phillip will p-ocMd at ooo* to Windsor, where Sul­ liven i« In training preparatory to hb fight with MitcbdL Mr. Phillip expect* th^j by iiiLwirns. Wk. la**— Duel. Druggist*. Heeling*. Gmtav Winklor, adjourned uuhi* brain. Both were instantly from pomioeut citisens of hb state fur eecur­ ing the prixi for St Lout*. Th* meyor ha* sent tbe following to President Cleveland, now in F.orMa: Mianeeota Leah the WotM ENGLISH BUCHU Mttcb.lL THE RECORD OF CRIME Flora MeAuliff*. aged IB, h dying at Nsi boon. VVmiler b ■ho lured her to their den. taught her IW«U MH.,''fiSU.^Mino,, Kidney INVCBTIOATONB IN Uff.^ IMVKtTICATORS IN USE. millionaire at tb* lUifSuS iXTMTIOAnr* cr any port thereof; BUSINESS NOTES. WasniMUTOM JOHNSTON A DO.. CrTT. Feb. 27.—Saturday Mlcblgea officer to •Btot. to Calk it over, and when left atone Wingard New York and Minnesota capitalLite pro paw to couitruct. e »tilp cinal, connM> ing Lake* Superior and Michigan. Tbe eanal ftl.UOJ. Bwdnees tidlunw during the seven days audwl Friday unmburvd for the Unite! Hill* were introduced and r>q»rt*d: poetli K**N bill whipp'd whit switches The Bald-Kttob'w* Artlel^fnra Jnco . I.werentt'in, a etothltig merchant of orderly coodiUou. ba* ilnapjwMre'b His wife baa received a letter iru<» him, stating mi spite of Bland's apposition genersl’r V> that Drover, Cota.. Ute capital stock being ffiixD0X1. en.1 the __ .* * 0W<-d. Ml “f Ths- k»« will beal«Qt |3TS,(mm. Catarrh •«. Mr.U.ur Q. Bro““S:o ►«“ e. , c XIBixby, rector u <u '■‘77’’*' "“™h- &"«-5 r.“ pr-aence of XD. ...j SSoiZS.u'L.*!!" — >•"** In <te<*at:n~ acd*a by uflert«« on bilk far building* at Buff, Mt>t mon put*. de'M’rtiMMt In aaid mort. SB KSl >T7b.'SS5,.;:'tTw«SE.?K the county »-»•»! n-’ lying swioady UL Crain Bain CtncAGO. F.b. n-Mn. Miry T. of kamwood. and IVter McGroch, TVAUkee. w«-rv lunrrLul u, j .... . tt-i rv. nni irxtlonal ..r u'...!-...'1-' L1 ••••• R“’rwo< Ute WHu.1 qiurirr of wtI.hi i<..»uu.r •. . T iM-re* inn Baled, Hasting*. *»h. U Si;itu & Coutaovi, Jl u’ AllayB rain and I n fl h ra tnatlon. Heals the Soreb, Senses of Taste &Q>I 8 tn elL TRY THE CURE ilurtgagi*. - Aygf^el*!* sppliM Into each w<>*tril Wwwbte rrtMtocaateat Dru0kl-<: �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. n.ua Ls-el >C anJ Orand Bapid. pw>?U -P^.eimtinr the workhouse ids*. But whstber tney wora 0 >,ui: u a leap year conun.lram. A Chap hassnei an Adrian salooi worth for brio* £♦» W* DOCTORING A *Tis claimed that the -local option election in Branch county may bi declared Invalil, tweause tbe petitions wore signed by Ohio >..K_n.l . U k —-__ ___ _ .. ■ BIG BIRD. p.-v. il*ttion system" wilt have a procticil test m Mte'jigau. K-ilsmhS*>5 rem drat a "wet" coi.-n'y, while II will be entirely surrounded mlict of local optfo > mnj iritira were as large n-. p>gt-ou'* uggs ud. with a light wbtcii uojtt|xii ity could« had been attacked by aliulvtoMs.-t|>cculiarto South Atw-rlra. which Im-a habit of worm­ ing its way into hmiia-i nn|l animal flesh, and raultiplylng with «ucb frigtafnl rapidity .I... a. ..I.. _ ■ । . , -------- ---- ---- —— -J" V. criminal assaults upon women and young girls tbrougbout the state. Not lose than a jideraliML John Sliafer. boro ia Maryland more than commentary on an enlightetwd rtvibxitlon. tbe bold Biitisher an unwilling prisoner at Vlack Rovk, i* m>w a resident of Pans town•hipi, Kent exmiy. If be lives to see tbe Ga* welh in routhwestarn Michigan haven't been very profitable, lavrstmeuts, either lo the projectors or contraciova. < onlrnctor Percy, of the Ktiam-ixcxi well, loaded »itb brotherly love for each other. niuulcatio Atnmb - -------- — — . longevity. Gladston* talks ot bending hsrreir gl.$,(KU worth lor rtrret paving purpore". T1ui year­ ling town* of tbe npp*r psnmtula are getting * O»t of lh* wrasi*’' at a I likjicprolatiuns. A li .yal Oak, fanner re­ cently bad ti droa»1 hog nnd all his sttrphi" wheat nnd oste tak-.n, a las* he could idaffor l, Ini.ng radvstitnte qireumstaucn. side N«xith American roads, Uieii- bevilea swollen os large *ji a iKirre) from tho inflam­ mation produced by the ravage* of this in­ sect. One of the condor's leg* had liren badly lacerated by tho inroads of this to­ rouhl effe-t a cure, bnt he toughed nt me. Sai*! hr: "You dare not go near him. l!o ha* killed three dog*. 1 |mve sre-.i him taka n dog by the scruff of the neck with his beak and then tenr n |*>tnd of meat from his rfl*’ I told hi* owner that I would take the risk. “I went to Jhe fnrtwt and cut a strong, withy wqdhig. From this sapling 1 made a yoke, such a* is umxI to put owr tbe necks of geeeu to keep them front getting through lenre*. This yoke I n»c*v.-if.-i m putting ovnr tbe condor's neck. Th* condor was thiM unable to iim> hit. formidable beak, al­ though ho tried hard to do*o. .Two mon Irandagv tbo nmdnr,« leg iu inrfton soaked iu WT.U examined by a sjiecialixt. Hix opinion was that tbeTnrred changing of thevoired'd ritb, but they are tickled To ha* some eotppvoeatio i ■tiiutlon. third at aa even I10J for disturbing* rslig- found, however, that tbe expense would be nut it didn't eome qa.ee enough to save tbo people rretn to the muw'kw of the thremt. Now look well at ray face, and tell nw if you notice unythiiig additiiMinl to what aunt folks have. Nof Look again in tho vicinity of my moth.’’ Ye-, there were two extra muscle* dJstinrt- Typhoid ferer continues getting iu its work on the ininstea of the Alri^n Industrial home. , may obtain uutbortt} to solicit Mmrtnxiagefer us. Apply by letter r. Itowr.U. A Co.. Newxnapw Advertising Bureau. 10 Bpraee Hl.. New tort. ,,od particulars will be rent by retcpi mall. State ot MicMjr*D. Commlmtourrs I examine tod adjust a!! claim*. and dt ha>l i.vntmo gradually fartunl -.imply through kecjnng tbe Upsi liacd while sjx'aking. "Now 1 um Cuming to something intcrewb- •b’ without movingthe lip*.’ In vain I Irkd^ but coukTnot sneered. "Ah! there's the rub. Word* with there kAtem.i:: t'actn arc the meal difficult to pro­ nuance, ImL by jucerennt practice I have found, out a 'means of getting them quite uutiirnllv. and tbvy are produced with the tip of the tongiu. and the tx-eth. “Nome veutriloquista substitute 'slur' word* in difficult sentences. ‘I wish mamma for our family physician, who ptticouurod it scrofula, and pre^-ribed 8. 8. b. for it I gave the baby 8. 8 6 and it s on got the disease under ooutiol. The sores ar* healed, and the baby ia well and healthy. I know 8 8 8; sated its life, axd I told our doctor so. H* i> 3 regular physician, and prescribed N. 8. H. for the baby aa *oun as he mw it had scrofula. Treatise on Blood and Skin Di-eare* mailed free. Tug Swift brxciric Co, tm-he myself. 1 will show you u thoroughly effective sample of ventriloquism which any and that tlx mouth" Dated January iMh, A. D. !»*. LUTHKKHBOWN. D. L. MOimfLAND, ARBUCKLES’ ie on a package of COF FEE la a rantce of excellence Tbo ' cutriloqulsta ot bygone days all won* of tho li|a, ar.dl don't mind admitting that tbe tint time I ojmnesl in the busing I was STATE CUPPINGS. bad. ■ Forty one Inmates U Gratiot county "pooriiouae. ARIOSA COFFEE ^is leapt in nil first-claxa xtoroa from the Atlantic to the Pacific. A.’GiU'« pkr. near Northport: Thirty oases mJ gift; th.*re is not' tiro slightest trickery about it. We will *u|>pnas you are not naturally a veutnloquixt. Very well, thou. Here i* a capital little method whereby a really f He then took from the table nn ordinary tumhler, saying: “See. there is no deco,Htandiug about a e<rapl* of feet frotu tb« side be ronunetired: "Halkif’ bow are you. get ling on down The spring ran of tramp* has commenced In -an>e*t atStqrgis. COFFEE in nereer good when exposed to th* air. Always buy this brand in hermetically pealed ONE POUND PACKAGES. The Ifvwell foundry .hipped men* of tbe great South American condor Tbe pioMcrsof Oakland rouuty talked over By the use ot koroaeue in youT ’ 1 trstixl the simple plan, .and found it re­ markably easily to ai.vomplish. Tbe whole One of the m<Mt prolific tin trees of the propagation of infA-ti<ia* or ivmtbgioas dis- th *m coming from England. making of a small table—such as conjuror* llslle Hfirluger at L'ort Huron. Is the toonb victim of the lyphwd fever at the stale itwustrial home tor girls at Adrian. g'n*>. a ivx-rvt sliding lid lo hide tho opening, and with a fringe of cloth to prevyat the tumbler being even, the apj*rato* is compk:?.—l>»tidiri Tirt Biu. might Iw redn* vd to a tninimuin. or. if pos»itd-. i-ntirety prevcnto.1. M. Buael sub­ mitted eu afqnratu* in tlw form of a ryliuih-r to tin- council of jmldip liygiene, in loakingata |«>rtrnit uf Mia. Sollio Ntrutbcr, on co e. famous Bluegrass belle and afterward the Baron.-*- Fshuenborg, and told u story well educated. speaking loaf language. was one time connect* I with tbe jkmIuIII -e li-portm.wit a: Washington. The Western Union Telegraph company 1> but SI. Ilu.iel **w diNxr.rival that tho dmt pvt*, in*t>-i>l of living tnu-ned. av be thought Ihry would be. were utilized in (nd 11 a he win*. in Grand Rapi.lt, a chromo recognition. t-uou, of thrilling delights of tbe fox chan. IMIta county lumbermen turned out 10A- leKed In.doserf apparatus mid Lurae.1; but tinm who may wish to utilize :hem »b>-uld have tbefn )rrei1ou*ly uisinfertnl nnd then ben boatili'.l** begin, tnvok • ths Mon- States government in pneerving tbe prop­ erty rights of Americana ' contract wi b local pbydtian* for an intpre- ............................ — 1-'-*are at a tomp-rature al*>\c uw .legs. (X, or of sulphuniu* wid. - Paris C’or Lur.doa A doily papT ni Nt. Pvters'.ui—, Brama, reerntly nriated tho follow ing lunuong j•Fa­ irrn ph: *'Th«- .peasahtn cf a villa .e in tbo province of Karatof rr-nlvvd to i*|<iBb. the It ha< since transpired that be aldermen undertook the nuuingeuicnt tittrnt- -Utnony of counterfeiters who were trying shield tbemaelve-. O'Diy wa* recently on erwht. taking their rwdomvr*’ notca for It. Tbo old men of the villasv were apjioinu ed borteodvrs, waitera anil Ivmkkcepi-ra. All the preliminaries ret|l*l, tfa<-' hurlyburly mmnvtuwk cvrrrbody pn-wrrt drinking aa much and aa fast as they could draw tho liquor. The school children, [•.■n-eivlng bow jolly their atri-i were, and well acquainted with tbe locality, effected an entrance into operatoJ upon and portions of their jaw- Cray for lack <f a father’s kindly care. A white-haired horse, anchored to a other day. marry the other. The fair lender rertalnly ly and are named Manin Golden allare. Idoatific.itiou il iucoai- A Lansing barber didn’t enjoy so muck ■ am music, nnd sofarbade bls workmen talk­ COLUMgtm. ot tontiou* «>f thvthun Lieut. Gordun Granger, wljo came <m a furlough from the army to vis*t Ix-xingtoo. u:h1 *|*nt plmo>t iyery day with Mim Sti-othe;-. Genl Hbelby said he {Sbolbyi happened to find:a largo United Htate. tln,- iu thl* city, and be took it to his roxu and wrote »n it in large letters: “Haadqwxrtera of tbe United States army.” Ho brought f*> the notire of tin* police authnri- it ia nnlalirel that the du*t mil jvirtieloa 1.000 jrr day. That j istice somstim-s raiss-e its msrk Noon thu men up stair* found their ‘waters uf life’ running short, and, going down into tbe basement, they found their youthful im­ itators a l streti-bcd on the ground deed drunk,.aiijj all the barreh empty. Whnt had not-run into the little stoiruu l.* had flowed into the ground. Tho little fellows were so drunk that they refused being awakened by th«> terrible muligation their se:iion« inflicted roddeui-e. wlmre Min Btrotix.-r -bud, be dimlnl iiigb up in a locust tree in front of tho Hunt boasa aud tied one end of the rope future Gen. Granger's love, making that be went away thoroughly embarraesed by tbe merriment that the young meu made at his Thirty years afbr Gen. Granger went into the Federal army, end Qvn. Hhelby into tho C.rtifedcrate. After th*' war had gone against tho Confederate orrc*i Gen. Hbclby retreated with hm .xtuiinaud to Mexico to jjiin Maxi­ milian. Boon after be got cm to Mexican soil, aud was lyh-ig In Aunp barely over the Maxi­ the American side of tho linen body ot Fed­ eral soldiers that were evidently afraid to violate the neutrality of Mexico by fallowing Bbelby on to Mexican soil They lay in sight of each other fur three d*ys without any cum • utilizod Not.stuffed with paper by tboso who nnder.tood their business, thus wasting space, bat filial with a potato, au apple, a handful of pcanuta or some other edible substance. There and other article* occupied tins cran­ nies between carefully wrapped glass jars, sratr of Michigan.-Fifth Judicial Circuit. In t towccrr. • Knit .ponding In Circuit Court tor County of Kocbville and Frankenmuth, Saginawcouutr. Hi*rv In (Tmueery, at th" < ily ol Hasting?, on and Frankenhiit township in Bay county on­ th.* l*Uh d.y .4 January. A D., t««. Finin'" A. Cornell. *'oiii|daliiant, . set tied almaA enlirel) by Germans of tbLutheran faith. William H.Corneil, IMrndant. In Uil« can".* it a|ip*ariiw that defendant Elder Deary at Hartford has apple btauams William H. Cornell Is s resident ef this Blate. which be lias brusigiit ont|by rutting a twig ■ from a irev and Inserting il in moist earth. ■ defendant enter his Tbe editor of the Ulrmlngliam Kceentrtc has The Loyal legion of the United Stites in an order recently issued pay a unbic tribute to the iy iireea*cd M Jackson. as a iwld**r and eltiz.-n. Manceloua in Just, now baring a pleasant wood working establishment of lexlngtoc. Mo., which employs over 100 band*. nwuun jroni uw o*w <u uns ornrr. ana mat within twenty dar*. the complainant cause thl* order to be published In the Hastings Baxxajt, said publication tn b« continued ones In each week for six weeks tn etxreeslua. • FRANK A. HOOKEK. State of Michigan— In the circuit court for the Count) of Barry. Tbe Centh>rutai ln-urunce renmany. an tocorporate"! company by and tinder tbe laws nf tbe State of New Turk, and dm ng business le tbe Blate ot Michigan. Flattnifl. vs. John H. G*r, Defendant.—In atlachineut. Netlrols hereby given that uu the twentyt court for the County u! B"rry at Um wuIt Continental IuMirni<r« company, an itu t.-d tomtiany by and under the isws ot U of New York, and doing busloeM to the Mlrlnxan. tb* above named plaintiff. Mrs. Mary McCarthy has sued Denuis Clsncy, contract that she should Use wUhbliuashis tho harbor st Cheboygan Is estimated at Mi,®o. old flag."—Lexington Transcript. Michigsu people know a good thing when ing him instantly. tram near Edmore Thur.wla) night and •u«tulned Injuries causing M» ileatb Friday nuwulnr. W) at Is called an Indian iron tomahawk Vid regarded aa a ri-lk* of antiquity was found on the lake shore Imieb-at South Haren recently. elgts u>d so iso'dollars which writ Was returnable on the seventh day o! "itired tb’i tMh day Of Febraarr. A. D. is nauiut OutKido ot tbaao kisses bestowed by affcctlanato relatives, there can bo but three L‘.\—Franklin •10 >to tbe university gytnruuddfli fund. Dtfanlt having bccu made in tbeooudltkms viewed from a male standpoint. Tbe first cam** upon your Ups as if they were touched ' Lake county also want “dry,” although th* । li stliuttoti. ropn, and, <-lnnUt-.g a tree on the utMr side, ■tn-U-hci th*' flag across the rtrret high ia uir in fnmi of Min Strother's home. Next fold stimulant lo tbe occupant uf the chair No wonder that Port Huron is forging bead in a career of proeperity. Bbe numr MbitJon. tion ot what watril.xpilsm really is. A Onee : anion* lllurcraa* Helle. Gen. Joe SbulLy wan recently in Lrxingtoa nt Cadillac, was buried near Grand ll-ipid". step" iu aud Ibe Grand Trunk railroad In- nuirenre. SI. iiunei. tbo principal archi- -'•lion, T-uueasja, Ko.u* fellow found it, undafu.- kwipmf tin m»n|>nto all th»«e Lyons branch did not Ionia eountv. receiitljJwM axainst the ratoon. Tbe Smith FurlBer company, of Jackson fre- lighting a coal inauranc-, lost Its South Philip Jones Iiivk hlinwlt to itosth st the Globe hotel, Meredith. ThursdayChari, s Frlrein. aged li. was killed by a fall- and nearer to tbo tumbler, be continued ■qwaking until bls mouth was <-|cae to the pursuit of a Wi*con»in murderer found ht» ■nan at Iron Mou-ilain whits oouducting a short some fiU,00a in its edsh, and President IVbipple is mining. Tis -thought tbe coml«ny may su*|ie»d, which will leave ;0J hands without employment. penitentiary. Mr Michaal Loup. Jr , with ths Slrobridge'Litboyrepliic Cu., Cincinnati, Ohio, irriiCMt **I "iiffsred for two years with a tern Ide it.l. tog slid y-sinfdi sore* on ray ns. k, stois. haud* and bugera No phy­ sician could help me B. S. 8. relieved answer down iu tbe cellar ami in quite a dif- ■ide* his i-are ou *hipix»nl; and wl'cnml raised fS.IXXJ for tho purpose of starting a pickb-. Major SiJix-v Herbert, editor of the —...__/<..x».C..z — --w n. __Atlanta, Ga.. wrile*: •• 1 hare fully tcated the virtues of Swift's Specific, both as a drowned Iu Detroit. Thursday. the ctnutor. lliis time I emtterfand tbo wound* and the rv*ult wa* that the leg l>et-auie completely cured. The owner of the bird luul doubted my »urgicnl skill, and hml said that if I cured the bird I could have him. 1 hegan to moke pre|tarsi 10ns to have :k, a Fairfield pioneer, aged The elate agricultural college ■ boomil< roaare Luudral dollar, nan and incur. Gen. Daniel E. Nickle* tbe other morning 4a ho ret before his looking glare with a. razor in his baud and a lather ujsin hi* fare, "I f<*r ib.it (tart ot tiw northland. matter ot future con- A lug the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes: Inflammatory rheumatism swelled my Ex-Gjvoruot Blair, of lids suite, iaone cf the three ranufining Union war governors. . FOTwnmcHt on a diplomat ic inirnkm. While T.u> other two are Curtin, ot Pctinsyivaaia. sad Kirtwwl of Iowa. A Wtaaksy flrm to* scattering fatten fish ■trumctoal iu suvmg it* life. The man who away off in Um b imardy west a stiipmenc ownr»l thU bird h-ul cnpture.1 it nben wry young. It was fiudcnal by u chcki art.Uiid oim* leg to a stake driven into the grourul Tboso town*' having Aoimfactories must Tl»c sight of the bird made a great huprteseds krep a sharp looCTul nowaday* that slon un me. It was alx.ut aewn feet in. length, and tbo distance betm.-?n C o tijw of* its w ing* wto*n outapnvul w ax nl*xit sixteen tion for such itntitution" li getting ramarks fret. It st.**! nearly there fret high. Ita. ably c ow. (ion to fin*l it <*r. Nortbvrn M.ehi.-an 'barbars are In a con■l.tioii to uw a gm-'rons silos ot ths surplus, WANTED I'alronagr. A gents METHODS OF VENTRILOQUISTS. aiTis,i!^%r^’ix,ciS!s. S ft! tedAftS torflbeCooul) of Btrry and Ntate of Michigan on the Wj day uf September A. D. MU la Llbrei: will make the harbor of sufholout depjh to sumo! one hundred a mwsa that catarrh will In Um* wear out. tbe tbsory » fsl»e. Meu try to brllrre It bcesu*e It would be pleasant if true, but ttta not. as ail know . Do not let an scute rttsrk nt cold in Uh* bead remain unsubdued. It li lialde to develop into eatsnb. Vou can rid joureelf of Ibe cold and svnld all chance ef catarrh by using Dr. Nage’s Ontarvb Meinwiy If already affilcted rtd yotir- contained Owomo will celebrate St Patrick's day. likely bestow. Tbo third la suds In Japan the nld-scbo<i> pbystdins are t e mltted tn wear onlv wooden "»ord«. Thin Is of twitter, or cans of condenses! milk, or well fellow may forget bls mother—and abbot tbo unanimous “*■ _ 1 Tbe Pittsford postoffle* seems to be a shin- of <1(10 in cash and a large quanty of ktampw Jscksou has the reputation of being tbe gan Central Some wag perpetrated a ghastly joke al tion slsctioo In Gratiot county. dagre nnd lint for the mid contingencies of battle.—Youth's Companion. Kuw Youc. Fob. 25.—Fraulein Lilli Lshmanti, ths prims donna ef tho Gorman Opera company, was married Friday afternoon to | ••Well,, --------Nellie, does ------ ,yuur —---------------husband still — Herr Paul Kalisch, tho tenor, who arrived drinkT by lbs steamship Boaik He camo out ex“Yew, mother, and it* worrying the life rearaly to marry her, but there was a iittio ; out of me." aaddsnnses about tbo news al! tbe samo. 1 "Did you try tin- plan of lircaking him of They wars married in church. Tbo prime the habit that 1 TOggwlod to yatf . J u___.___ ( . tn afnv at tto “Vm” “ Did you put whisky in his coffee r Cincinnati May festival •What did he say T Tts next make coffouas it should bo ns*do.'— Liacula I Journal. to .forget her—but tbo recollection of that undwarfed, btxinst kiss will abide with him, a source of joy, and bo cammcnsurato with life itself.-Union Local Indications now point to tho existence of a Kuhmarino volcanic crater between tho wn* found to measure I ,.100 fathoms under the bow and t>00 under tbe stern, showing tho in ti» ocean Ixrttora. The well known grant inoqnaktii* in tlw* l«d nf tbo am of LUiwu are thought to i<e dauU> a submarine chain GKOBGB BUTTON. the nobility. Now Flint wants a crack at the Gale plow works. haven*! feli like trying that i»altern-or six month* from that .late were allowed for creditors to prearut their claims against the rotate of Augustus Kowrr late of Mid County, deceased, and that all creditors uid deeeasctaltns to said on Botiirnar. the gist any ol Mart! SaturdsT. i bo *J*th day of May isat ""WWardiWC. �ADOITK<<<AL COUNTY N«W« FARM AND GARDEN. nlm. Tbe.txlk portion John Springer has gone to Climax to see a sick brother that la not expected PROBLEM OF VENTILATING A CEL­ very short lengths, these diaalrnllar parts %re inextricably intermixed; tbe animal is tol ve. LAR SATISFACTORILY SOLVED. N. B. Allen has sold his farm to part­ unable to extricate thetu; and, in reject­ ies from Jackson county, so we have ing tbe worthless portioh, is forced to dis­ been Informed. , * card much that la valuable; hence, the Mrs. Doyle is slowly con valeting. greatly increased ‘waste’ when the shorter Prof. C. Giilaspie has organized a lengths were used. Tho additional ad­ ringing class at Yankee Springs. Mr. vantage in the use of -the longer lengths G. comes well recommended in Instru­ in the great saving of power required to mental as well as in vocal music. Every section of thocountry hsfe its own cut n given weight of fodder is a very cauD. C. Burpee has sold 40 acres of land Kial feed racks, nnd an Interchange of Kldcmbte item, not likely to be kat newr the Ritchie school house to James s and plans on the subject between sight ot” Hullr. Mr. Burpee Intends to move on widely differing localities often results in the Rickard farm near Bowens MKls. added conveniences heretofore untried ‘by In reply to tbo question. “Which is tbe known ns the Hunt farm. many. more profitable for tbe average farmer W. J. Ritchie bought a horse of Isaac and small stock raiser, tbe creamery or Buskirk. Consideration, 8140the cheese factory?” MieUpn Farmer Uncle John Beniee to on the rick Hat answcrfi “An n general .rifle the cheese Mrs. H. F. Norris, of whom we spoke fucturr will retr.ru tho most money to it* of being sick last week, Is no better at patrons, one year with another. But this writing. A J. Wolf has returned from Chat­ tanooga, Tenn. . II. N. Mosey, Charles Norton and J. C. Ildlen have got bilk out for an auc­ tion. , Harry Sliger run a needle In his leg 'nnd broke It off four weeks ago. Part of tho needle was found, but it is not known whether the other part is in his leg or not. It affected him quite badly at first, then seemingly got better, but Is worse at present Ed Walton and Bert Clark have returued-from the north woods. Bert commenced working for David -Mar­ shall Monday. Elmer Moore’s baby has been sick for some time but is better at present. Mrs. A. J. Culp is very sick. D. Herrington's boy drank some aco­ nite bv mistake. An antidote was ad­ ministered at once, which saved him from going to that whfchnexs from whence none return. • Will Cooper has rented Chas. Nor­ ton’s farm for five years, and Charles ex fi^cLs to have the western fever. James McKelvey made a business trip to the west part of town Monday. Henry Burton has been very sick, but is better a present H. W. Walton fs laid up with a lame hand. The band concert at the M. E. church was postponed on account of of the rain. The funeral of ML Lee, father of Mrs. Geo. Mason, was held at the M. E. church Friday; also on the following darson of James Moon. James McIntyre has purchased a horse ot John Wilkinson, Geo. S. Mar­ shall and Gw. Spencer. He intends to start for Dakota with a car load of horses. SUBSCRIBE there are sjieclal seasons and conditions which would change this. The returns made by cheese factories tho past Beason run from $83 to $73 |*t cow—the average' would be about $50. It must be «memtered, however, tho cheese factory only leaves the whey for its patrons, while the creamery leaves all the milk, n differenco which, if properly utilised, would materially change results. Then, again, ■ tbe quality ot tho bnttcr or cheese pro­ duced would bare an irr.p-»rtnnt bearing updh the returns. If the products of either are ot a low grade, through the lack of experience or eareltwraewi on the part of the managers, such factory or creamery will uot be* .able lo pay their j<strons m much Av if they were making a first class article. It would be better to soil your milk to a well managed creamery than a poorly managed factory, nnd vice versa. Bruins and eX]>erlen<» an enscntial in either.” __________ no. 1—ECONOMICAL TF.KD RACK. For economical feeding iu the yard there is perhaps no better device than the one here reproduced from Minnesota Farmer, and in use iu - many sections of A simple way to build one of these feed racks Lb to begiu by seating four tall pouts in the ground in tho form of a rectangle. Their height and distance apart will de­ termine the sixe of the rack. It is uot best, however, to make it very wide, say not over six feet, as some difficulty would be experienced by the animals iu pulling out the hay If bound solidly In the center. Set the posts leaning toward tbe center, in order to make the,opening at the bottom wider than at the top. This will prevent binding, and the hsy will easily seule as It is being eaten away from iielow. From about eighteen Inches above ground, to the tops of the posts, the sides and ends should be boarded tightly, making It pos­ sible for tbe animals to reach the hay only from the bottom. To moke the rack complete, a* manger must be built entirely surrounding the upright port. Set four short posts se­ curely in the ground opposite the corners, and others between to give firmness to THE HASTINGS BANNER, The shell bark hickory tree thrives best from thirty to fifty miles from the scaahore. It will perform better work in fruiting If Its roots are fed from a running stream. The butternut produces better crops on the hills away from the shore, and ft also delights in damp feet. Tho fruit ia better if left on the ground until after hard Tbo black walnut must be gathered and cleaned of its husk lieforo bard frosts. ! Then the nut can stand any kind of weather. Eat it and'all other nuts with a small quantity of salt The oil in nuts requires a cot iron digestive apparatus. Tbe salt aids nature Id digesting the fruit. Chestnuts will grow anywhere, but bet­ tor near tbo salt air. The cultivated varieties eau ho improved by the aid of fertilisers. A correspondent claims that a walnut grafted on butternut stock produces fruit that is better flavored than the natural walnut Tbe only difficulty is that the walnut outgrows the butternut stock. slanting, aud narrow at tbo bottom. It will pre rent animals from getting in, as they are tempted to do tn cold or stormy weather. Many consider it a good thing to cover such a rack with a shed roof, thus always keeping the hay dry. This DIED-February Sd. USB, little Johnny. latent Idttle lost <arifag. come back to me. Lie lo asy arou as you ured to do. nrr l»,U»e plaee where soar bead st Here h tbe txwooi walUea for you. THE BEST PAPER IN BARRY COUNTY. The Most Hastings News! ▼•■Ulatios a Cellar. In this enlightened age, it is not neces- The Most County News! under dwelling house or elsewhere, ought to he ventilated. Every pragre* FIQ. 2—FEED RACK AXT> SUED «rum*i* ra lM<l ra™tlraM bttlM *m»l ol tltM* racks, arranging them at the eninuxa of lh.tr .bolt Th,, atlntluol th. ulm*u -.tuts omlrr *b.llrr tram on. .Id. dnb«« inclement weather. Seo hecuud cut, in which the rack is shown at A, and the abed at B. * It has been well said bv ndistlnguibh? ed writer that “Lhe Michigan Central Is the only Niagara Falls Route in the Al one of tlie New Yorky Farmers' incountry.” It is the only railroad that runs di­ stltues, an experienced breeder in honres rectly by thft falls and stops its trains read a paper on "Horae Breeding,” in at(M point from whi th all pirLs of lhe ; which occurred the following stistementa: First decide wluu style of Iwrwe yin faN^OOdthc rapid 1 are in full view. From thb point, called Falls View, the want to produce. There are several sc-nr from the Michigan Central train, clnxses of horae*, the race borae and trotter; tbe carriage borae. such as the wh’-ther in its summer setting of pmeraldor ite wilder set’lnr of crystal is Cleveland boy atxl French coach, nnd the one of unexampled grandeur and sub­ various breeds of draft horses: The Eng­ limity. As it is now the direct route lish Shire, tbe Clydesdale and the Per­ toNewlork. Boston and New Eng­ chcron. Ot there various breeds tbe rare land, no east-bound traveler should foil horse can only be bred to ndrantagv tn large establishments. Tbe American to UKe advantage of It. i •» <>H'« «l»ur th. drttml tthUU‘‘““J* -bo ho. *olr«l ; , problem to hb> own snttsfactitm, ex1 ’-■tb the J»*l 1-------------- ---------------- “ “•-------- --- -----presented, hi- mode of ventihittng on out door cellar. Tn bls m-lbir be put* a vertical tube— $1.00 A YEAR tending from within 4 inches ut the floor, out 3 feet above the roof. This is left open until extreme cold weather when It at the top. trotter has only become n dUUnct breed within a generation, but now we produce the trotter quite uniformly. Tbe Eng­ lish rare borae was the prc«enitor of Che American trotter, of which Rysdik's Hatublstontan, Mambriao, Henry Clay oM1*™ were U* And, sires. Only within fifteen year* lias an in- 1 SPECIAL OFFER CttXAR TSkrtLATtOK. This tube, he explains, draws off all moist aud cold air from the bottom, aa the warm nir alwnj-x rises to the upper space. If the cellar Ixronwe too warm, a ,.,u 11UU uc o _ slldo „ is u drawn from, VI1V the „ side of, lop tbe w tube J£ar the nxrf. until rhededred lower tem- The BANNER till after the November Election for 50 cents. th. wSld ° road borae tn • 0. The coftstructiou ot bto cellar to aa fol - ------, ...Va, HlMUl owned all the stallions. Tbe Korman should not be confounded with ths Ptrcberon. Toe former is smaller—a car­ riage horse; the latter better adapted to heavy draft It Is the draft horse of France. Tbe English Hhire and Clydes­ dale horses have been ranch mixed. Giro the lest of care and feed well. Such treatment pays. Tfe: farmers can breed a few colts every year and work their mares most of the ration plan does not pay. The dam should earn her heaping. He estimate^ the cost of properly raising a colt until it to four years old at $190. The profit or pRPRICEfe CREAM lAKlNg tyWDEfl cxt*D«n.-c proven in lull'.ltxti of 0 Vhummt-rof a n-ntnry. it »<Bkmd wHh Inttn.unf.xparim.st* r«P0X*d upon b, Praia.or Blaluo, <K ■B.KUOO* reU*». la Ua one relating •-•»------------ .—-cz . corn fodder. to tho professor's ler was much teas cellar during the latter ren- hard timber, ft by 0 inebrs. Ths plank wearing tbq rafters, E, ia 2 by 11 inch hard pine. Tbe walls are made of atone. In reply to a query In Science, “Is ft true that while one bolds his breath ft is journal says: "I have picked up hundreds of lira wasps, holding my breath al the ADVERTISERS, I have frequently been stung by The Banner has a guaranteed circulation of with each wm sttflkfcnt to prove that tbe It Is reported that the big cattie ranches than when cut — —-------- ....uo name, «j—t>r Inm—d b, lb. were up. lnw], <|grtw[ ,ta , , arm It. ovn/xwltan ..w. *^* Vi.u.h. ,11.1 A number of the cows were fed for one son in exporting pears to Europe did uot week upon core fodder reducod io quarter result favorably. inch lengths, the week fallowing tho 1 According to tbe department of agri­ some corn fodder cut into Inch lengths, culture, the average per acre of wheat and the week following they were fur­ Used for seeding is 1.38 bushels. nished fodder cut late two Inch lengths. The last legislature of Michigan enacted Care was taken that each animal received a law, making tbe members ut tits slate Inst about what previous experience bad board of agriculture nn Indvpewient torshown it would “cat uj clcnn.” The J*4?* *h® next day t.ic midno In tbe mangers wns carefully weighed. The nsir.lt of these trials is shown In tabular form aa fallows: S "ST Twotochw ................. w . ProfrMor Shelton offer* the following rxplatmllon of the above rwralta: “A* or­ dinarily prepared, the blades of the corn Silk production u tiring encouraged tn Kansas. The state has. by net of legisla­ ture. established a nation from which eggs will be distributed ami reetera «lu neon]5 7Per lnt M1Ch'gan’ Published in any city of less than 10.0Q0 P P , as so large a circulation as the Banner. Patrons invited to .a any t;mc d scc(he . The peiich^ Delaware bare cuiation. of Maryland- an?. I to ask the legisla. compellins grower* lo destroy nil tret-; affected by lb: yellow* on th<. urgl ap. penrance of «'»i clrcsped disease. --------- ... —_ j. enact laws COOK & NISKERN. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-03-07.pdf 13ef78ff78203536ba6598edc7eafd3e PDF Text Text The VOL. XXXII. NO. 45 The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Barry Co., Mi oh., ■ COOK &2’niskern. BUBSCRIl’ntWTUTRB If not n-Ud Won* the end of the yenr the », -ce of nuV-criptlon wHJ p«>«ltlTely be fl.25. in c«Uwr ra*« » ceatirwill tw odiW for poitf%-tieo •ubertber residca ouulde of the ADVKirriHING KATES: Oo* olarin j--r year. ........... . ..................... S100 00 J Kiir*chirp- for»pecf*l position*. JOB I’KINTING. . Jtepecla! rrldoi* frit 1’J the .lob Printing Ocpaitueut ol ti>« Banki-il Bvervthint; In the entire office l« new; and with the latert faces of type, tb« most approved putterus irf rn&ehluerr nod competent workmen •laylojeil. enables the HASTINGS. llastinp I* a city of .'.nno neople. unrounded L> * rich anil |>n»«[>«nom country, and H tbo eounty m-.'U ot Burry county. Its location on ibh-o natural terrace* rising frotn the Thoniapjih- river, could hardly be nuriauwd. With ■ t« brauitfully shaded streets and handsome tMHnra. It adords an excellent residence place. Tt»e city tui* graded whool* ot the highest rtondsnl of excellence, aboa nehooi library or i,a.x> volume*, and elegant whool building*. • It ha» tbe ehiiXrhes. three bieellent newspaper*, and nurnerousYocietie* ot the secret mid beneveHril onirr. It can boa si of a* fine a syMcm of water work* *.* any ilty pos«-**e». which furul*n water rrf unuirpsmsed purity and adapt aLati tor tiouveboliT purposes, ami also secure adequate proU-ctlon against fire. It luu two jrood tranks, which extend every possible acsomo.latlon to patron*, and two new hotel*, one erf which I* now open to the public, th a have no superior In any city of three tluu-s the poptila-Uou ot HarthiK*. It* business men and bu*lueys house* are fully abreast with the time? in ■ push and enterprise. It hu .already a numt>rr at Courlahing manutacluriug enterpriM-s. But lu deveiotrement lu this direction ha* been hlndre-l try kick of proper traiwport.ttlon fuclll ■Um. The Michigan Central ha* long been It* •uty railway? But thl» fall the Chicago. Katatnx-oo A, Saginaw It. It. has been completed to Hasting*; making It nearer Chicago by rail , than either Grand KapM* or Jackson. It I* th* purpose ot th* projector* of Uil* Imr to extend ibe tr.itne to SaKluaw next year, wlileh will ■like the C. K . &■ M. one of the best line* in Michigan. The Lowell & llaytlng* railroad ha* tieen graded am! Iruneil from laiwcil south to Frvcport, eight miles north of HtMtlng*. The rijht of way has been necured and most of the grading been done from Frrewrt to Hasting*. Till* road wiB be extended to Hasting* In. 1*M. and It Is expected will also be pushed on to Battle Creek. These two new rond* will give Hinting, a* linn transportation fxcllilie* a* could lie desired, and make It one of the very best point* f ir tiianutocturtng establiahiuents »o locate. To secure »ueh 1* Ui* alm of the citllens of Hasting*, and II uftra most liberal In duCemeni* for such institution*. Certainly no teller place fur any branch ot manufacturing. n*i>rcially furniture and woodwork could be •elected and a liberal bonus will be given for tub location here of such establishment*. Hast)cg« Is about to eater * new-era of prospurity, ami propones to place Itself In the-tront rank of the hustling eitlesof Michigan. In this •unoectiou we will stale that during tlie past jrar. the new building* and Impraretnenbs In llastinn arg related y too.an and during the part two year* 9V.3JMI0.' For further particular* concerning Uii*i oue nt the be»t cltIra In Michli pin. *“d basing a* bright prnsptfcte os any. I luke tlir Hastinuh BlMNKB. acknowledged to ' by Ui* equal of any county paper published. m. bates, B. Attorney At Law. Harting*. Midi. i'radler.in n.1 coatrf* of the state. Wped-ilattentx lections. MosxrTO Loan on •-------Office oxer W«lssert.9 hardware A. BARBER, M. D., Homeopathic Physician aruj. Surgeon, May be foun<rst ills office over Kevin'* *lore from s to 10 a. m, surf from I to J p. m. All call’ In Mty or county promptly n-npomicrf to- 1 >le*ldrnce -Bentley usee. cor. Center and Ciiun;h L. Hasting*, Nlcb. W. LOWRY. M. D., Physician and Surgeon. G. Make* a specially Ot treating di»eM»c* of the KVEand BAK ami Hie preservation of vision by MUng SPECTACLES and eye "office and residence on Broadway, u**r Court House, Hading*, Mieb. 3MITH A COLU BOVE, j Lawyers. (Office in Union block. HMllngs.) Practice is Ml the courts of the »tatc. A. E. KEN ASTON, , Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvcar S Co.’r store.'! Fractlces loan court* of the Stale. Collection* promptly attending to. artin v. barker, b«*ib«uw. M Insurance and Loans. Office with J. G. Kun^-aa C^Hon. 2 door* north Special attention given to ,«•»««' of property. The lutnrwt* of nou-rwldeut TAMES A. SWEEZEY, J Lawyer, naM'ngs. Mleh. Pmciioes in all courts of the state. Office over W. IL nehanu* store.-____________________ G WELTON Is* agent for the Ohio Fanner’* Insurance Co. He writes policies on a man’s property against om by fire, lightning or wind. against a man ■ life by death and accident. QOOK A SHELDON, (Officein Abstract Block. Hartings. Mick.) • Have the only set of Abstract Books in Barry County. LOTAI. K KNxrrMN. 0. H. Vanamkam. nappen a vanaiiman. K Lawyers. (Over IlMUnas National Biuik.) ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney W At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Practices in all court* of the slate. W ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY’. m Justice of the Peace. Collections a specialty. it. TIMMERMAN. „ F• HommpathicThysician & Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug atore.) * H. LANDIS. M. D., . Physlcan and burgeon. W Woodland, Mh*h. Office ooa door south erf Kilralfiek's drug store, will be tound thsre day or ahrht. Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. Hastings Banner. WHOLE NO. 1710. HASTINGS. MICH., MARCH 7, 1888. MARTI NS CORNEILS. SOUTH HASTINGS. an extended visit in. Ohio. Theiriruda aud neighbors of Chas. Scoby gave him a surprise party Thurs­ day night, it being his birthday. A b luntifui supper was served, after which Clark Barber preeentod him many Iewtiful-presents. are talking of grading around on the The school exercise*, under the man­ south side of the sink bole, and up< p roach Ing Grand Rapids via Woodland agement of Gertie Nimo. were good, only the program was too lengthy. and Freeport. Paul A Vella are bus} making sap­ Chas. Culler will speak at the Star pans. Look out for a large supply of school house Saturday evening rn the maple sugar thia spring. subject of temperance. Come every­ Frank’s barber anop Is having a big one. CENTEH ROAD. R -v. Martin will preach at the school run of trade. People know where to Items scarce this week. bouse next Sunday evening. get a good shave: ■ The sick are on the gain. Charles Lane has taken the job of Alice Hall was at home over Sunday. Dr. Barber was seen on our streets digaiag the Curtis and Ling drain. We learn that a gentleman from Hut­ When my paper runs out, I will take land will soon move onto the Geer Friday. Myra Lewis is at pwsent staying at . the News." Oh yes! But please re­ farm. A very pleasant visiting party met at, home. member that my other paper never Frank Hower returned home from runs out. It’s a good way to put off E Pennock's last Wednesday. Clover has •■heaved” some in these I York state Friday on account of ths the News agent. sickaeits of hl* children. If you want a good lively paper, the ;parts, but wheat looks fair. C. Culler and wife, from Middleville, best in the county, accurate, ilrst-dass, spent Sunday with James Cutler and irrah rrotn'the-press, filled with the lat­ Miss Satis Heed has closed her school wife. est news both local nnd state, one that A. Jessup. Oranreiille. The • celebrated Dr. Francisco was I'OMmastcr. Yankee Spring*. Junies Keagle. from Manistee Co., is will reach you on Wednesday, instead at the the Hosmer school bouse. C. W. Armstrong. Bowens Mill*. Mrs. Frank Allerton is still very seen on our streets Monday. ot Thursday or Saturday, take the Money paid to these agent* will be receipted in the neighborhood. Will Lewis, from the city, spent sick. for by the IUnnkh imprietor*, and we trust Uncle John.Keagle is on the sick list. Banner. Monday night, with hia folks. C. Price and wife mourn the loss of all *uti*rriber* at the place* named wbo have Michael Glltloy, of Lake Odessa, was James Potter’s children have the not settled with u* will, between tht* date and an infant daughter. fine*! one dollar and costs in J ustice 1 whooping cough. • New Year*, pay their subscriptions to the Wm. Carbaugh, of Portland, visited Veite’s court one day lost week, for Bamnkh'h agent* named abov*. The ladWte working band will have a’ creating a disturbance at our hotel on 1his daughter Mrs. Frank Allerton last social lit the residence of Job England BespocUHIv. . COOH&NI8KKKN. the night of the sparring match. Ac­ Sunday. Charlie Thurston is on the gain. Wednesday evening of this week, for , E. Lockhart is still seriously ill and the purpose of raising money to repair The friends ol Miss Villa Warner, of cording to the testimony introduced at is cared for by the Hostings brother Hastings, will be- glad to know that the trjal, itjseems thaj. a certain travel- 1odd fellows. ami paint the interior of the church. Ing man did as rnuajjj to excite a dis- 1 is gaining, even If it h slowly. Mr. Saddler. Afr. Cummings, Fred Mrs. Ballou, of Assyria, has been sheWhat wits the hurry of those boys turbance as those who have been lined. England and Umile Peter Falk .are on visiting Maple Grove friends the past that went acrom the lake Sunday. We hope no partiality will te shown. Mr. Blue, of Carlton, was in town the sick list this week. week. Cora I'alBiertuu returned to Battle Friday. John Fleming started for Lake Mr. Crawford’s family are entertain­ O. Durham visited Assyria friends Ontario Monday. Creek on Friday. L. Salsbury was in town Friday. • ing friends from Carlton this week. Monday of this week. F. P. Palmerton ha* gone to Battle Carlton prohibitionists will attend Merritt Cole has relatives from Silver A. Shephard was in Harting* Friday. Asa Matteson, of Hesperia, has the county convention at Hastings the Creek on a pleasure trip.. Isaac Cnnningh im, of North Irving, Creek visiting him. moved in with his father-in-law. J’. 7th. Lulu Wachs attended' the examlna- ,was in town Friday. Cora Nichols, of Charlotte, is visiting Culp. ' J. N. Wickham took a trip to Grand tiuci in Ionia Co. . Jacob Heeler was lu Woodland Wcd- relatives and friends here. Two of Rev.^john Marshall's child­ Rapids the last of last week. The suit between F. F. Hilbert and nesriav ! . Will Crance returned from Fensvlon business. z ren are visiting their grandpa Uncle Skating is tine, and the lakes were John Palmerton was settled on Mon­ H. F. Peckham was in .Lowell Wed­ .vania last week, where he bus been for John Marshall. ‘ % day. ;nesday on business. full of skaters Sunday. the past two years. . . Mrs. J. Culp is quite poorly n't this We noticed in the Herald that Miss ; Ines Neff Went to Grand Rapids on A very pleasant party at Geo. Coon's John Yarger was in the Valley City writing; also Mrs. MrMore, ' 1Wednesday and Thuradav. L. Fleming is to wield- the rod in Monday. Lui Friday evening. Concert at the M. E. church Wednes­ Carlton. She is going to teach at Dullie Warner Is r.galn in town. We ure informed that the safe for the day evening of«this week. 1’oung Soldier. , Carlton center. bank has been purchased. A. J. Carr, of North Castleton, has Don’t blame “Bay Boy." he can’t help , Wm. Tasker and T. L. Rogers were M OKGO-TU O KN AITLK. lieen attending meeting here the past the fact that the firm of Carpenter and found on the shores of Long Island in large Jessie Downs spent several weeks re- to 1 Lowell Saturday. week. A Herding consists of sixty persons, all . Mr. Huffman’s team ran away while quauutiro. It b'then taken and thoroughly Laura Dickerson has gone to Nash­ living in north Carlton. Of course if ceitly with friends hereabout. Anthony Gulden returned from a in 1 town Friday; no damage done. ville to learn dressmaking of Mrs. h« reports what they do. he cannot tel! Will Holme* was calleu to Ada last Yates. short visit with hi.* sister Mary. . , much about the rest of Carlton. Mr. Cox and family, of Johnstown, week, to attend the funeral of a friend. ixutii It i* white, Salt la Injurious to birds, Rev. Baldwin’s son is here from Eight Carlton boys went from the , The Fi’eeport Herald is getting to be Hartsville attending meeting and visit­ Center to Lake Odessa Saturday on are visiting at .Sheridan 8park*. a Ed. Clifford and wife have started for : newsy paper. The Herald is a great ing his parents. skates, a feat never mvomplishtti l»ebenefit to our town. S. G. Hall, of Baltimore, is here at­ forc. They went slow going up not be­ their home. Nebraska, taking with Josie Whitlock and Fred Nesbitt. , John Yarger and Job Chcesbrnugh tending meeting. 1 ■ ing sure of the way, but came back lb them Bert McKay hits moved Into the were in Hastings on business Saturday. Minnie Bailey will teach the No.5» one and three-quarters hours. The dis­ F. E. Brunner commenced work for house formerly occupied by George school the coming summer x tance bv ice is nearly twenty miles. Fox & Son, in the saw uiill Salurdsy. S. J. ingersou, of East HaRlmore, Mrs. Win. Moore returned Wednes­ Al. Thomas finds quite an attraction will build a new granary the coming WOODLAND. after a visit with frit-nds at Ovid. stones liavo hurt him. Nqw y at Cedar Creek, judging from his num- day, ' summer. '8. G. Hall will build the Deacon Holmes Ik on our utreets erous visits there. John Kareher and wife, of Lowell, bint gravel, and your bird srd same. . again. returned to their home Monday, after a —New York Evening Sun. \ Eli Lattlng cut his foot and Will Prof. J. M. Smith has bought a lot, visit with friends here. Brooks jammed one of hte between and will build a resilience, thereun the F. E. Brunner closed a very success­ Very poor roads. ‘ two logs. cuming summer. ful terra of school in the Brown dis­ An honrat Belgian manager has bit upon • Lizzie Frinkbinder is no belter. Tom Jarrard and wife visited al Sey­ powl method of indicating to the public tbo What kind of a conscience must a A pleasant little party gathered at trict, Carlton, last Friday. mour Mayo’s.lust Sunday, man have that will sell a note after he Heuud'Russel’s last Friday evening, John 8mith and daughter Nellie, of moral character of his plays. It i»by,prirtThe boys siiy F rank misses his apple has had hi* pay on the note. Ada, spent 8unday with friends in this1 lug bte f4ay bill* in diffract color*. Thus a dancing until a late hour, when they butter so rainy Sunday’s. Our burg was very quiet last week. bldtheTr fair hostess adieu. place< red — bill _ idguiScB _________ that— the play u pernicious, .... , • J. H. Smith has bad two quite sick OurVourt was not in session. it. Holme.* returned here Wednesday, 1 and that, therefore, noon non* but adults adulta should *hou)d The U. B. still hold their meetings at children the past week with influenza. Will Seybold closed a successful term after a few days visit with his family ,• see it. ‘ A white bill indicates ------ --that •*-tbn play Eugene Junes has moved Into John of school in the .South Jordan district the homes of the members. ' ' is moral, and that, therefore, parents ought Mrs. Roatch and Mrs. Pumfrey have in Ada. Wilkinson’s house; will work Ify the on Friday last with an exhibition. The The mnsh and milk social was qtitle to bring tueir children to** it Bull again been quite sick, also A. 8. Bissell. month tor Mr. W. / house waicrowded. J. Triimbell’s baby was apparently largely atu&ded Wednesday evening, a blue bill xignitim that a pby I* rm tba Rag-bee and wrestling match at • Remember that Saturday, March 31. considering the bad weather. All seemborderland of morality, and that, thrnrftre, dying Sunday, but better when last Andrew Enos’last Thursday. 1 is registration day. • ed to enjoy themselvee. jiarrnts jxL-vnt* tntui tntwt uw uv tb*ir tbrir owp <h»sr*uon d».-r»Uon i> i* Mrs. L. B. Putter has beenj/ilte sick | Cha.*. Coliius will go to Ann Arbor heard from. to see it. Lastly, a Mamie Mouiton closed a very success- bringing their children chihlrento wit. the pist two weeks. nELTOX.' I this week for medical treatment. ful term of school Friday. They had ycEowVifil signifies that husband* should ba Pearl Eddy will, teach the Norton Mr. A Beu, ot Grand Rapid.*, is here F. A. Binrkmw has opened up a llv- plenty of good music and also some careful \ot u> bring their wjnw to w tba school the coming summer. visiting again. cry and teed stable. He h is some good good speaking, which made it pleasant play, although pre.urno.bly they may gotlwSfnMrs. Lawrie DmImjIi visited her par­ tor the visitors as well as the scholars. | «Blvea.—New York Tribune. M. V. Seybold and hlu scholars will rigs and charges reasonable prices. ents, Lewis Wood and wife, of Assyria, give an exuibiUon at the town, hall on Mr. Srlble, of Hastings, was in town Saturday evening as John Smith, of ------------ —-----last week. r«r»iaa Aj»pr»atl<w*»»lp». . Friday evening, March Ifilh. Monday and is thinking some of locat­ A<la, jumped from the train at this I F. M. Quick visited his cousin at place, he sprained hi* foot quite badly. I Although there i* no law proscribing obfE. Lucjl* has purch.ts-ti the house ing here. Grand Haven last week. and lot where h- lives of Deacon A gentleman from Fair lake was In We hope the time is not tar distant, tain wages or tariff for work in Praia, refe John Wilcox, of Muskegon, is calling Holmes, and intend* to build a barn on town the fore part of the week, and when Freeport Will have a depot, and a a general custom exist* by which it 1* underon old friends. will put In a general store here if can suitable place for getting on and off the t-tood that a particulnr trade nr tabor par* th- name lids spring. John Shoup is at home. It wine of our people are not more tiild u suitaidn building. cars. | formed 1* entitled to raeli a compenaaxtoa Frank Streeter and Fred Quick each careful about their stove doors, there A mail route is established between Friday evening, March IGth, is the 1 Of course the employe endeavor* to obtal* bought a horse at Norton’s sale. time set to meet and talk it up wether I more, but ho cannot have justrauaeof comwill in? a lire in the burg ?oine of these Dellou trad Hickory Corners. » ------ «—l ----- ■J. M. McElwain, canvassipg agent or not they will organize a Sohs of Vet- • ■ nights. S. E. Doud’.* motlier was burled on for the Hastings Banner, was in town ran’s post at this place. They will m-rt in Kelly's hall, and all sons of vetrans being no regular schools for giving instrueMoodsy. Our annual village election occurs Friday hist. She was 81 years old. Thomas Blackman, of Bowtfas Mills, are requested to l>e present. Mrs. Rachel Hagar, an ol<l resident of next Monday, but as yet there la not The G. A. R. bind held their yearly sia has won cxccpGonnblo renown. A youth township, who was burned so bad­ is visiting his &>n F. A. Blackman. much interest manifested. Several this 1 Leonara & “Bush are buying wheat, meeting last Thursday night and elect­ desirous of learning how to iUuiuiuute or slates have been made'up, however. ly 1 sotue time ago, died at her home in ed the following officers: and will exchange flour for, wheat. Kansas. Her husband brought her re ­ which are being still-worked by their re­ F. D. Brayton—Leader. The Umber is all bought and the job mains httfe, and bhe was buried on Fri­ spective friends. ,v F. A. Child—President let for the building of the roller mill. last. There were no services at the Con- day ' prentice.—Teheran Letter. C. A. Curtis—Vice President. They expect to onnmeace operations gregational church'Sunday, Rev. Hurd F. D. Brayton—Secretary. just as soon as the frost gets out of the This weather is hard on wheat. tK-iug called to Union City to attend H. Hinkley—Tree, and musical direc­ ground G. H. Carpenter and hts sister Lottie the funeral of a irlend. Daniel Stewart, of Texas, is miking tor. ' gone to Isabella county to visit Rev. Robt. Bramfitt. at the M. E. have I F. D. Brayton—Businees manager. his friends a visit. aunt, Mrs. Rowlader. church, preached a grand sermon Sun- their 1 In the lost year the band has handled Mrs. ,G«r, of Kalamazoo, has been G. H. Carponter’s school closed, on day evening on "Regeneration." over 81,000. We hope the band may visiting her sister, Mrs. IL A. Folly the Friday, the 24th. flattie Foote gave a party at the progress tinely under its new manager*. 1 C. 8. Palmerton still continues saw­ past Week. hotel Wednesday evening wnlch was ••Nonsense!" replied the old num furiowiyl Mr. Higley, of KalAmazoo. Is think­ Erenounced by those in attendance to ing himiier, and will fcr a month vet ‘If you can't talk sense, Robert, you had beV Nine of our high school pupils at­ ing of luciitmg a branch store here. 9 a very line affair. It was given in Pretty snug winter weather as yet. John Pope lost a good horse last Sun­ examination* at Hastings, and honor of a Greenville friend, whose tended ' The long talked of cantata "Lost & report a good time notwithstanding the day night. It got down in the barn name I have-failed to learn.' Saved" will be presented by the 1. O. G. glass eye Iteol'f; be xees with the other rye, of and choked to death. Fred Baker has repurchased the news two day* storm.' course.-—The Epoch. , _ F. A. Blackman made a business trip T. on Tuesday evening of this week. Cora Nye will teach two miles east of stand Which he recently sold Io F re l Mrs. Ferry is well again. to Hastings Tues lay. Perry, and will again do business in Woodland Center. Chas. Armstrong is convalescent. Frank Norwood is making room in heporled that L<da Goddard will our midst. _ , ' ,, , : Earl ... Russell no- belief. ...... ----- --—la — , . _ uun Burt wm was u 12 yearn o:u. old. no Ho rajue camo mnr home' We his store to put in a hardware stock. The Methodists advertise a blue jay teach in the Holm-3 district. FranUta r«uon l School dust'd last week in this dis­ social to occur at C. H. Reynolds’ Wed­ Lliiuk the district Ixmrd has made a pneumonia — pnrumon . on _ SMurJut. Hl. h-iiVh uu=t, . tU-„r UlU. I^j. selection, for Loin will make a trict. nesday evening. 1 bad an idea most of giMHl । bos long been Ixen feeble he belag'a sufferer -wbat you to do such a things A. Bosh was quite sick the fore part the "jays" in town were green uistvad lively teacher and is well qualified. from asthma uml lung trouble lor <*1^1 iii» soother. * of the week. No lawsult'Lut week. of blue, but perhaps I am mistaken. Leonard A Bush are prepared to veara past. He will be b*uried from the Another R IL coming to Woo Hand, Probably they would make a black and furnish all building material such as M. E. church at 2 p. m. Monday, Bev. giggle, and I told them if they didn't quit fl making in al! three. Woodland it blue jay out of me if they only knew conducting the services. I would lick every last oue of them when seems 1* d-stined to become quite a sash doors, blinds and building paper. Ferry who 1 was. Mr. Collins, of Kalama’ioo, gave a Sunday K-hocl went out. Tbo Miprrintend* ■ Geo. Norwood is preparing to build Several of our K. P.’s have gone to railroad center. very acceptable di*courss in the ch >pd We who know the circumstances feel a bouse this spring. Lake Odessa to-day to assist in Institut­ Sunday evening. He will be the bap­ for our little sister, for she is something HOrtKENS MIL UN. ing a new lodge. tist pastor indefinitely. Hastings men were thicker than like one we once read of, all imagina­ School closes this week. The roads are very rough as Ed. potato-bugs in July on our streets laat tion. BrtffRs found out yaitordny. He broke Peter Drwkenbrod,of Lancaster, Pa., baa Several new houses will be built as FOVB CORNERS. the'axletree of his wa<on, as be wag weak. . ' ' . - soon as spring op-ns. I hear that some of the “musicians Our Bick are convalescing. hauling picket* from Griffith ’ s mill, door, that for putting in wood in front, and Several large farms will be cut up in­ of the Nashville orchestra got right up The Holmes school doses this week and ho-1 to leave his load near Brad­ on their dignity and came near pulver­ to village lots in th- near future. Tuesday. , Any school board desiring a good burn brklffe. izing an innocent young man ia^t week The young m^n of Bowens Milla are Fred O'Dell is spending a short time ■ WWIiau, and “H. W. Sttegd, 1tid, Ellrabota all on account of my item of last week teacher will do wt-11 to see or corres­ putting an ice boat on Barlow lake, and with Jamestown, Ottowa Co, friend*. Furnace. - -----’ • * - - •------------------ • **-- — in regard to the music at the Mitsoniif pond with Prof. J. M. Smith. Della Rice has been spending a short the ice is very nice and smoojh and. Fanny F. D.>ud, 82. died at the hh dance. If I have made any mis-state­ time with old friends about the Corners. figure of a man the morniug cle-tr and tine, they are residence of. trer *ot> in Woodland. Feb ment in regard to the music l am very John Johnson Is working for Chas. Chicago Herald. hav.Dtf m huge time to-day. sorry for it, but two or three different 0Kb. TbefuDrr.il srrvicra were con­ 1 Mra. Kent, of the southern part of Fuller tht* sprilfc. persons told me that the music was. ducted by Rev L. M. Garlick at the M. the stat-, who has iwn spending sever­ Geo. Johnson and sister Cora, of Very poor, which is all I know about it, E. church on Thursday. Newaygo, are visiting relatives and al days at C. H. Bowen*, has returned (V>'Mhington. Mother and little daughter (Jur school I* to have a two weeks not having been at the party, and 1 friends here. to her horn-. passing a government building, ovor the doer certainly don’t want some one else to vacation, commeneinr March 9th. Mrs. Wm. Baine nnd son Royce have of which b the sign, “Bureau of Btattatica." Melvin Hitwett hits rented his farm Mr. Crowell will build a new house and receive a threshing on my account. moved his family to-day to Knls- returned from the Rapid*. A mammoth mass meeting was held in the spring. Once again we hear the hammering wh-re he ha* for the part year Dearest—Oh, I don't know—figure*. Ashbcl Cooper will build a new inazoo, at the opera bouse Mondav evening in net® working m the wind-inili machine on sap buckets and pans, which begins Yuungcrt—Figures! Which do you the interest of the enforcement of local house and barn during t he summer. Rrp->rt save that hts two boys to make our mouth water for the delic­ Mrs. Baitinger will hutld a house on shop*. option. Determined speeches were are tl.NO to be employed lu the shops. ious sweet. Bantu-. the lot west of B. 8. Holly ’ s. made by a ndmber of our prom nrpt News rra-met! here yesterday that NfrnTH-EAfn* BASTIN CUI. We wonder if Im-al pption has killed RtKleric citizens, and the earnestness evinced Ruaud. who lived at Bradley, Ida Brown was visiting on our street argues poorly for the newlv-organized Woodland? There is a newspaper published in Knnaaa Allrsrac imuaty, was fount! dead in brtl, Dora Smith is visiting his brother, a btiilrf. titiie ‘ through his brain and a a couple of dajs last week. “social-clutML* By-th^wuy.the publica­ Mr. Demott had the misfortune m’r'rr'.rzz to tr lor had .ovw Jived tn New York be wouM tion of the names of the members of G-orge Smith. Uslui near him. The stove partly turaOur new postmaster is giving Urn these clubs in the last News came like rd over and th- carpet slowly burning. lose a boree. Mra. Leroy Barnum leaves for paj-r abowt. 10 p. m. the burst of a l»omb shell and caused best of satisfaction. Mr. Round was a single man and was Dr. Landis wmt to Hastings last living New York Tribtma. nearlv u much cf a scattering. Very alone lu the old home, whrae his Grand Rapids this week. George and Cora Johnston, of Ne­ tew of the nafiies would, I think, have week, to have Dr. Lowry operate on pareut* had lived for upward* of twen­ been on the lists had their owners one of his ryes. ty-five years, hi* mother having gone to waygo, are visiting at Philip Dunlmr's. E. Lucas will build on hU vacant lot Ml» Johnston will return to her home known that they would be published. lllinoi*'to spend the winter with her Monday, and George will remain here The Salvation array are preparing during the summer. eon. t . .v The "Sink Hole" in the G. R L. A D. other for a banquet and jubilee to be held. at Mn. Culldge, of Allegan Co., b In the a while. R. R. continue to sink. The railroad berg calling 00 friends. Robt. Insley returned fTueaday from the opera bouse Wednesday evening. ofidah are becoming discouraged, and County News. L. Glllaspie struts around peacock fashion. It is a girl. Jesse Townsend han his sale Wt-^mwday. after which they move to Hast­ ' ’D>«‘ foUawuig persons are aalhorited to re­ ing*. ceive subKripllon* for the Basxkh: The lumber and shingles are all on Wralcj Myra. Woodland Center, the ground for the new church. The l>. M. Mvr-rs. Grrkey. work will begin as soon as it is good weather. J. McKelvey, Nsi'le Grove. The Corners is all astir about the Dr. i’o*ima.*ter, Laieev. Goucher trial. Warner is sure he is Fortmaater, Banfield. right and the neighbors are sure he is 1 „ " OTkinneU. wrong, so they have It. J. h. Covert. Carilon. ro»tmaaler. Freeport. Rev. Rowland is holding revival ser­ _ . " Irving. vices at the school house. O. L. Mprtbland. Cedar Creek. Mrs. Miaer, of Hastings, is visiting F. O. Norwood, Delton. Joun Sbean, Hickory Corner*. friends at theLorners. Brown & Cairo*. Prairieville. AbeKeaale has sold a part of his Byron ► |*her. Craay * Corners. • Wm. Broward. Broward. ■ farm. He moves this week to Manis- �I IW CD (Z) CD P3 § 5E: ^rnmhih rpHrKOIHkHiyF aas -. sp-[or=hs’ >; qjprf’kffil HhikhlHFrfliFirter^ dnjs’hi^i:’ k!hu44hifkhkMk-? flr l» folkish = STS •* b 3« s a*F. “’S “ s jsa 2 g"9 y-iS f irk * >g £3 ** & « ! “ Jbm: Mfebs: lihlllli SSa&asS Z’§!h-3 ,2.sifcI5’aF&f ,±8 ? jS&Je87\S? ?h ikh Hi I IHIEIhiiML 2 2 c• g D E ,w i ■ 5J o P iBlIhdi 3 (f , i.hli n" 8’ tI*? ’S BUi « »KBffl ibkh!? ^5 1: ?!- & =; S~ E2 8, *1 il H §s § *hh’n uFimlruhHUHrl li^hih MA MAN WHO USES COIT'8 PAINT tiEVER 8WEAh3 1 " O.i !j ij£: fsn iR”W Ifsjs j;-sH “ tzbA’Z . «'■ • •• ; =••■< SWs©HslW CAUTION . <5|txIihP>’h �dyspepsia OauMMi Its vlrtfms to be miserable. l.opelew, .... ■ ------- -* mlful r.rv irrtta- ' hie. languid, and drowsy. It Is n diseaao which does not grt well m Itself. It requires earcful, persistent attention, and a remedy to throw off the causes and tofic up the diges­ tive organs UII they perform their duties willingly. Hood's Barsaparilla has proven just Hie required remedy in hundred* of cases. “ I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for dyspcpela. from which I have suffered two years. I tried many other medicines, but none proved so *ailsfactory as Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” Tbom.ui Coo«, Brudi Electric Light CoM New York City. , Sick Headache affllctcd with severe headaches and dyspepslx I was Induced to try Hood's Saisaparillx and have found great relief. I cheer­ fully recommend It to alL” Mbs. E. F. MroMary a Smith. Cambridgeport, Mass., was a sufferer from dyspepsia and alck head­ ache. She took Hood's Boruparilla and found II the best remedy she ever used. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold-by all drucglst*. »t; six for |5- Hide only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. , 100 Doses One Dollar. In tbe mailer of the estate of Arthur K. Hr.n» ii u minor. ' Notice Is Hereby given that I shall sell al pubHr Auction, to Hie bighrtt bidder. <hi Tburadio th- clutith day of M:irrli. A. D.. ISM, at ten A'dock In tho forenoon, ut the premise* herein­ after *tt-sci!fo-<l In the township <>t Hnstiug* in the County uf Harry tn the Stale of Michigan, pureuan: to ll.-rnse and authority granted to qieon the twentieth day of January. A. D.. iyss. by the Probate Csiurt of Barry County. Michi gau. nil of Un- estate, right, title and iuterrsl of the s:ttl mtoorof, in amt to the real estate sit­ uate Mad bklng in the County of Barry, in the Htate of Michigan, known ami described as fid-; lows, to wit. The east twelrn acres of land ' lying l>-tw.-.-n paralle! Hora, off and from tlie west hall (W'.i o! the east half fE'.iofthe! ......Iran .'in, A. 1'.. I'M. D.WiDBBoWN.tiuirdtan. Det-mll h.vrlm: Iroeti umde in the cumlltleus -I 3 o. r..'*lii mnrtmigr made by John Acker, of tiro township »r ffopu. Il »rry County, Michigan, and Primers Anker lus w»r«-1.> Itachel M. I’liWk. adtnnilsiranlx nl the estate of Amasa I- Clark. -,i »<; I,.-.- ,.f |: itth- Crr.-I. Michigan. «>:iie«l June third. A. D. l«;t nnd roronled In tiieoffice of the K-g'ster *>f Deeds, for .the County <4 Burry nud Miutc ot Mlcbtmui. on the lourth day nt June A. 1).. !-?l. in Llbi-r 1 of Mortgages, ou Kite on which I'Uiriragt-there is ctaiine*! to due at tlir dtiti- of this police the sum of tsio th'urtand sHU-thrvc dollars, and twenty eeuta. mul an attorticy's fee o! fifty dollar* provide.i Cor lb Mid nxirigaiic. mid im suit or proceedlogt* at ln« having b.vti Instituted to rcccrvvr Hu* { trim Ibe estate of Annua L, Ctark.dcc. iLM-1. having rch-ased u portion of said prein4-.est.-aIt:' Lu numb-*r tour(Iiotsectl»nnim>b.-r Mxtei'ii-In townshlu uutnber two t?| north of r.inr.e nutnlx-r t>Aro (fliae-t, from the o[H r.iitoti of »<ild niortaiig.-, by n release ii.il<-il tiro flu-d da> of Nov. iniror, a. D. tflr..andreeorde.l in th.-I'fili'e of tiro ltrg|«ter of Jiretls in mi l for Barry Couuiy. Mlrhlg in, on tiro ninth dur of Nuvviiiurr, A. V. Irtf. in Liber ”4" of' mnrtgsges <>n page IM; and Ilie said Itachel M. < i.'.rk asniiinliiMratrix of tiro estate of' Amasa :.-.«-nty-,--it-tit WOMAN AND HOME. — . — — UUTO oll toon of tard, of which, as now put upon toe market. It coiintitutea fully *o j-r wnt.. WXMrilinj. u, Mr. Fnlrtsuika' recent twtimonv. Tho refin­ ing of cottonmrol oil is now carried to great perfection, and so clear is the color thus inrared that in using it far tho adulterating of oliyu oil there u. ik» longer any reldlto tint to Indicate Its prcwnre, which pan duly be proved by chemical annlysta The extent of Chi* admixture is sonwumro fount! tn reach —r,7' ------ ’ I YZUC nrxio oi readily testing for this adulteration U bv the Vise of nitric protoxide r*f nwreury, the yel­ low simple basic salt of this .-hcmieal combi­ nation U Ing employed. About on»«eventh to one-sixth of on ounce of toin I* dissolved lu a cylindrical test glass in about one-aixth to one-fifth of an ounce ot nitric acid. On tom rolnUou the oil to lw te*tad is poured in such quantity tliat tho tert glow U about two thirds full; I bo two fluids are then tooken together for nlnut five recouds, tbn changed in color Icing at onro noticed. iTruatcd in thia solution cottonseed oil be­ come* dark brown or almoat blnck, but after a short time the solution Ixxronw* roloriera and clear. Purealive oil has a greemto or light yellow tinge, while the solution under the layer cf oil amunma a dark red or brown oil the oliveoll cw-unun In this pnxwa brick red ton Lruwi-41 red tinge, nix! n mixture of tn per cent, nuikes orange jrello>. turn! vd- The majority of lx4h houwx are Dutch, nnd many of them understand English very impcrfevtly. They are elected by tullot, acrordinc to tlie law of the colony, in th-3 vil­ lage tn which they live, nnd as they arc ebroen arremling to their ]x>pularity os “go.*l old fellow*," very little opposition Is offered. Many of these old Mh.w-.Awo to Ca|» Town to sit in parliament inter «lnva and days of travel over tha "vcl.lt” iu their "togt” wagons, drawn by fourtron ox-n. In some case* ihwe wagons are staksd out, in tlw market s-pmro of 4ht- city, and afford a duelling place in which Hie untu-rS* faniily lirra, and to Atiii-h be returns nightly t*> riyd after hia day's lalxir In wrestling with uUnneii tit rnefity, llw EnglLdi. » During-a sitting nf parliament many of tht-u Dutch mvinlvra become tired cud weary mid droh off to .Jeep; otiier* sit wi:h their eyeshot! mouth, wide open, trying to keep track of Wimt is going on. When a A HOPEFUL SIGN FOR THE FUTURE • tains the elemi-ahi of friendship, infwird with sexuality; friendship is sexie®; therefore, serene and stable, and comprehend* tho comare incnpnblv of frimxkhip; but the luwert and tho basest think themselves capable of If there is anything calculated to disturb my usual M*M-X'i«e and nrrcuity of soul, it i« tins spectacle af an educated, acwxnplishcd witb women; and friendship and eonqnuiimwomen, raddmly reduced from wAlto to shlp may be considered interchangeable. Lb poverty, sitting down with foidedjufcs and u— um wo nrn aepcrat in lint enmj-aiilanship like tbu rich dejxwit in 11 r»i> retort, after ilo*e*p*Mlou —.1. __..i .ihas erased — . .to harping about her "better day*,” or tbo life* cruelty of tins fates that made her ilrficndnnt-----*■'- — -* effervceet-l --------- --- — Junius • ■ — sparkle and Henrion her own nvoarcwi for a livelihood. Ail Browne in C'»<nojx>Htan. Ttx-y arc dreadful thorns in tho sides of all their old friends. I went once with a friend to .«« a woman -— , .—were io be «vn in her two or three little rooin-E Tho second iwute-nce too uttered wo*. “Oh, sir, do not think 1 have always lived thus; ah no! 1 have teen better days!” This was told with a sweep of her bond that tivik in the pieces of furniture awl bits of crj-ensivo hric-a-brac and a.-osUy picture or two rojirerrntative of her *'l>etfcr day*., Then' too began to weep. —--- -------------—— n healthy, acyimplMlrod woman, in the very itrim. tit '«a.1.___ _____, ' --- - - — - • —**/ — • uju, uu aiuuurauio living for hcnwlf. I didn't weep any mywlf. Her frictuU bid exerted tbcmsclvc* to se­ cure her an cxrci'out j-osition a* teacher in a school where her duties would be light But toe said she "shrank from aiming into con­ tact With anybody ami everybodj.” mul wiid wmetoing about being forced to oasucinte with ".id sort* of common T~ people, *rr«V ” tiiat ------iquite “‘~ ! ""eSaslV" ‘ Is f,?rClb.?‘ , , , Is there, on the utoer bsr.d, a spectacle mure worthy of praise mul admiration than that of a woman RuMenly thrown on her own rw-xitsv*. rejecting tlx- rln-.rily of friend*, end bravely taking up tiro battle of life for herself, an*!, jveritnp*. for lier childreirf Hundnsls uf women arc doing this in our own country, doing it bravclinnd well, with­ out vain ilrivelinpv and rcjuqings for “better The fact, that lite sale ot Hr. Fierce’* Hernant 1*U*K-Vivr 1'ellrb* exceed* that o! any other pill In tin- market, be it great or small. l« on necouut uf the fact that they ure tiny. Iiitle. mi ear coaled grn tiles, nnd Hint lu rnont rases one Hille ••I’l-ih-t" is suOli-k-ut for ndoie; tlm* they an* purely vrgntaHo umi perfo.-lly linrinle—: and •for constipniion. blllo-tstoM*. slrfc hendsciic. nud all dis<-uv<*<* arising from dt-r.iiiy.-iiiei.it of the liver, stam.u h ami Iniwt-lti, th-y are uPsohiicly a nperin*-. ' a g--tnle Ins.tthu or acute Charlus Dudley Warner, in replying to the sa>d that it would dej-eud up< a what kind uf a hustxuid tw is. I think it Would br nearer right to ray it would dqieiu! q»>:> vClmt kind part of valor,’’as ninny a lU'.Ixind would (Item hiWM'l*; but th>» i» a. v ry diffe mmt rjroni hnvjug them llj'-t llp't tqa-tmL-read UJM JWli. and i*n«roi ujwu by one for whom they wtiv nut liitvuikih ('(.rourw.l many uvnit-n rv**'i'c k'ltcn* that nevtr reach the ey*i* ot their • life pnrtiicr., not bevau*’ tliry cuntniti aught that would n-t bmr tlia light uf day, not becnu» -1 be wife is afraid or aj*litxmc<l torlmw tlmui. but ultnpiy In-ciufe they contain things th.g nre none of bis affair. Ilow otten the ht.au Iv".*'."* arc written only to *!aught«-n*' • or- > <-.ri lie told her that MQuld bo proudly witollvl<l from son-in-law or brother-in-law! Thrii. there are the letter* from dcar,-1ntlnnt*?girl fri<'iyia.-<rho jxitlr out toe secrets of their K-art upon paper fur toe sympathy and ctiti-rtaiiimrnt ot *ncel lint Jont*. but very laughable but sensible n-a-on for a wife wiUtlmldir.g her Iriton from her huslxutd was given by a cumtcin|x’rary not iungsimv. Blic ■ aid: "Thwu- letters contain-the confosafons rot another soul, tiic crutliilcurcs of another Blind, that would lx? rudely treated if given any tort of publicity. And while husband mid wife are one to each other, tlwy are two in the eyes of oilier, people, and it may well Imj.fx-n that a friend will desire to impart sonivtoing to a discreet vromun which she would uot intrust to tbo baldillug hu.*band of that woman.” Tliat's the whole thing in n nutabelL—Baltimurc American. A groat deal depen.ta on tho find putting on of gloves. Have tho hands perfectly ch an, dry and cool, and never put ion new gfoves while tho hand*, are warm or damp. Where n person is troubled with nicest bauds, it U well to powder them era trying cm the gloves; I cool, tlii-. i:. ib-t needed. First work ou tho flngera, keeping toe thuml* onttolr of tho glove,’and the wrest ofXb.-glcvcturr.nl back. Wbcuxbo fin gets nre iu nnouthly,' put iu tbo tliumJ/and work th« glove an very carefully, then placing the elbow un tho lan e work on toe haiid. When this in done, ®uouth down ■ toj, wrist nnd button tbo second button fir4, than thu t^iinl. and *6 on to the w.d. Then KiMxitb dowu tin- whole glove, end fasten tlx* first button. Fattening tl*- first button Utt, wbc:i putting on a glovo f« tho flrat time. I never see a group of tin*! ,m^n hurrying l!y when the day's work i» done that I do not v.rytxler what kimlof homes they art-going to, an>U think 1 ran tell by t!>:> eager nr sorry cxpnsMlon <>f their fare* nnd the elasticity or ri itvstt-w of tlirir step* mbriber tboir nntk-i)ial>omi are dwvrihi or otherwfea. 1 rejcv mw n man jpdug home with a face ro Lgr|mcd with coal dust that it was anything almost glorified with a sudden lighting up of joy, wbichjdranp through all the sooty black rnmo a little fair haired. blue eyed girl, fresh i, ia;hi. papa's tutu,” throw bcrrelf into but I know al,.» that he wqm happy in u home the thought of j» tilth mode the longest hour seem short, and in a wife who hud helped to make him n-nobler and better citizen than are thousands lu tho higher walks of life, who spend upon Ono dinner more tlian ho •'IllcMcd bo tho wife who, having won her liuhbruxl’* love, knows how to iteep it nix! dot** IL”—Marv J. Holmes iu Chft'ago New*. It is astonishing how difficult it is for a sit. tirofo fifty people full of idea*, and store in tnrb other's faces i(tb«-y liavc met to talk. But get them into a crowded room, and how every tongue is limbered! Let name one play a piano forto solo, nnd the effect Is equally good; everybody wishes to talk. There has conversation parties. Thrw-qunrtar» of the intimate domestic scnnilals «f society probably pt ullost tbroiigb tbe interchange of confidences. It |*to!<lof a young nmrrinl w>>nu*xi, that she Ji.msI mtluher maid. “Hhe srenM to be r. linxxly girl, <k«r," said mamnin, “and to umkretar.d her work.” “Yes, but aim will talk to-tho other scr- ••Well, nty' dear." nlwrved nutiuma, pla­ cidly, “they talk‘tn l>rr, I tmpposu," ••What of tltat:” '•Why. g< l her to tell yon what they toll phases.’’ From such jJiiliyviqdjy ns this, there is, of course, no ajrpcal.f-Aifrrd Trumble in The Argonaut. ________ Little women, as a general thing, have the shoulder, and the human rvprreeiitntive of a Newfoundland dog is charmed to his wail becauxu be thinks the little woman liken him so num can alway* control him. sre her Mnchiavcllir.u H-hemv* for ruling him. If I tuui daughter* I slioald put heavy weight* on tboir hixul* in early childhood to keep them from growing very tall, Ircauso to tho small cmnes toe victory.—•'Bab” in New York Star. _______ Bofl* pimplrs. hives, ringworm. tetter, ftijd alluttier manHcatalloa* of impure blood are cured by Hood's Harsaparill.'*. Unionville want* e dentist, but it will be like pulling teeth for one to make b living there. Wildcats are reported numeroiut and audacious in Huron county. xuulstun.- in them from the hands; re«»equcutly, when rolled up this moisture has do rimiicn of drying, and mutt work into tbo glove*, making them bard and stiff, end of very littl* u« nfur, ns for ns looks or fA are *• row’d.-Borton Budget pe.to.vps ut France, go to men for tutelkctual sympathy, for eicliango of eimest feelings, far sjiiritual Intercomnraniealioh, in short for companloutoip. Lorn, so generally un- FOR PAIN. CURES RheumitHai, Nearalgla, Sclatlci, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Tooth- . ache, Sore Throat, Swelllogt, Frost­ bites, Sprains, Braises, Baros, Scalds. IT CONQUERS PAIN. AWARDS Ft>R HEST PAIN-CCBE. •*Vff fcy’Pn-yjiuf• and Dealm Lt'r^rkm. GREAT Annual Clearina Sate. Have you put off pdrebaa­ ing a Cloak? * If so. now is your chance to save money on the invest>ment. Marr & Duff have marked down all theiv Cloiks to cost and under. You can have a good freak line to select fenni at tin ex­ traordinary low pmce. ’■ ' This is a chance to purchase Lanies’ and Child^edfs Cloaks cheap. . I We have marked them all over in . . ■ Red Figures so that you can see tho genu­ ine x^iark down. Special hargaint in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, tfrey or scrrlet cheap. We c$n save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. In front of Fanners’ Sheds. Several clubs Uno for familiar talk. A ntanber of ladies' clubs Lave nttorujiteil it. but the result ia utter siThere are cm® or tww empirical rrtncdku, however. It at "li>UH*" and nt evening re­ ceptions tho aids t*j conversation are not pro­ lific or hear: inspiring. If there I* no nndy mode topic at ro:m|tand, it I* n*»t a had thing to throw an explosive conversational toell info tiro middle of kin* floor Tiro jKiWtta ot talk arc often thus I unloosed. A wtarlllngly clijver obrcrvatloa might be quoted, er a qiaartiati of- such h character that it will shock no prejudice! These are toe empirical remralieu.—HcrjKTkBaxar. Bathe the fret in a weak solution cf per­ manganate of jxitasb, about forty grains of feet with the following powdes, made br mixing together aeven obukvs eirbonate of magnesia, two ounce.* pawderm calcined alum, seven oancra powdered orris rout and cne-lialf drum pou-dernd cloves.—“I. -V. K." in Yankee Blade. Low Batea to Pacific Oout itig house life, ore planning to iwt n cottage hundred dollars each nnd their building es­ euntens. Accommodation* Orel -class. FUC tiva plan.—Chicago Herald. Do not leave any totnatom in tho Ixittom of although it may asm but a very littio thing. It docs not strain tbe part of the glovo that I* tbe easiest to strain nt jlrrt, and prevent* tho enlarging ot tiro buttohbole. cither of -UM. u m u uk. JM CREatremEOt Hrr hire „ur™.P»d. ImoklOMoo rtll I.. U» When removing glove* never commence at 1 haMp but foawl baking wxta, ao I *lw.<ln...f*lM.fl neer« to puU tmll them thorn off, off but h„T J Ula{_ ! a lar_c the tips of toe fingers An excellent reoietly tor lxi.u!..ehn from con- turn hack tbo wrist and puu off cnrcfnlly, ' n-osli basin, put in about three quart* of stlpallou and X»'lrir. ileramn-nienL a* In I act It which will, of couroe, nocv^Hate their being router mid about four ountxa'of *o<b. 1 then Is for moot of toe troubles originating with the wrung si«k‘out. Turn lintel ‘right *idc out, lathed myself goo! all aver. • It knocked tiro dlgestlvuorgans.1* fWmmou* Liver Rejmlstor. turn the thumb in, smooth tliem out length­ ivy poison higher tlmii a kite. I wa* poiIl is whst the name indicates—n regulator of toe wise in u'i near, as puedblu jthu shape they trdxvl several times after that, but always mast Important organ, the llrer. It la a vegeta­ would ba if <m the hands, dud pta<v away currxl myaelf with the sanro n-nrody. ALo’ I ble preparation and.a very valuable family with a strip of white canton fianm-l Ix-twrcn know of imttiv carcr. where they uw.l it on medlclae tor th” various ailments arising from if too gluveo are light, but if ilark colored the my rvcomnwndntioii. and they all were derangements of the stomach or bowel*. As a fhuinid may Ixi omitted. Never roll gloves Mjxxxiily cured.—S. Hebcriiiig in Scientific Ueiutache rumedv few thing* eqnal It. into each ether in a wad, fori they will never tng the blood, and as a spring medlelne. SEUDFOBSR' ful thing*, if oia» (KMNMHre tbcin—but who*.first tiumght is comfort and a little aeoaon of uucloudid and, therefore, rational enjoy­ ment. v<) such n hints us can be rep-jated and made a part^ indeed, of the daily life—its milestones and happy bccmJouu.—Jcnuy DLcnrti the old opinion that ••osro pi*ea of work should bo completed before another is begun.” You will find that a changuof work Alma eollwn' h»" students on the roll-1, and the number will be increaerd to 2UD nrxt term. NORTHERN PACIFIC 11 LOW MICE RMLROUD Uttta FREE Government LAHO*; marry ns tho nthlctin young man, but when •hl- ni-eta her fate ab<’ accepts it gracefully, and makes quite ns good a wifi- and" mother as docs the dinger.—"Brunswick” in Bostou Gaaetto. I ba*e read an article in your paper on Ivy poleott. anil, a* I birv had considrraMo ex­ perience with ivy potam, 1 "ub toglvo a sure and vlniply rctnedy whirtb 1 think I was die first to dtacorur. About tncntydlvo years ago I waa badly poisoned by climbing trees to get wild grapes. 1 wm literally poitotird nil over. My limbs were »woBcn and broken out with lit Un blisters. My jarcnts were away from homo at toe time. I did uot ............ —™ PEERLESS DYES, :M anOAiuasx Wob^^.«tlon A?£^ :.J*| wlflrh Did you ever notice what beautiful feat the Venns de M‘lo has, bow well -framed and yet bow- large they ere! All antique utatue* Irnvo large fret, and by what aberration of taste we have been brought to admire these little raumgai of comprrosnl heel mid crimped uro. that modern w omen introduce into toore and sllpjcm levrral rixre too small fur them is more than I can tell. To make tbtmsclves still more ridiculous they are perched upon tall heeh, and when they walk they have tho graceful strut of an ostrich. Philips, in hi* “As In a Looking GUm," calls It peacocking. And w hilo I have the floor permit n» to a*k if any one In Louisiana ever law a statue of Venus, -. Jana cr a Diana with wasp-likn waist, skeleton anm>, and a prominent addi­ tion to the human form divino nt the lower Far more to bo ilreaded is toe really good hearted but- indiscreet and garrulous wviuan who loves to iuq^irt information. I know somo excellent wives mid mothers, devout Bible for our wonxn to go bark to tbo simple church member*, and tirclm workers for chanty, who would bo indignant were they •tans.—Henry Haynie, in New Qrl«ans Picay­ une. etawed among the desp>ed gewupa. Yet tbero nine women have related in my presence tiro outlived errors of people whom Judge Tulcy occupies a position which 1 loved and ra-pcctcU. They have brought enables him, almost compel* him. to ^collect out the folded ^nd tiled away follies, long statistics as to toe cause* of divorce.' In a hid in toe dusty pigeon holes of the j'nst, far recent interview ho said: ' my eyes to ,x.--iar> in the glaring light of the “I would not add to nor take away any of present. They did nut mean to be malicious the cause* of divorce now given by the —they «ii —they simply laclntt tho rtrrngth of mind to borilcni cotexrnuig an oh! tale which *-ouid bs hiblt by law any newly married rouph> living j ia ia no co wi® w| benefit u»o to bear. It wui the ta.topu-J.s h.rorm.ik®, tho Im.l- with tbo parents of cither within too first five years. Wtom left by t'M-mselvov, their to.I, rathrrstau,-M, to l»>or. i nc'‘b« effect was Iwmicious and luirmful.— cbaractctj vxmrr assindlato and they much ■ocmcr learn that in order to be happy there Ella Whrclcr Wileiix. . . must be continual mul mutual m If Kicrificee • and de|>cud«iCB of each upon tho otheb.” I There is condensed in tho lost scutenre the | I hanot «j»ukcn of tho ••tailor raid- girF yut This not miucscriptiw tilk* has been A vajt amount of unhappiness. might have given to tbu somewhat independent girl who been avoided if every newly married*couple, drirara in plain cut gown*.’ with little or nu trimmiag. in contradistinetiua to toe cling­ ing youfig women ab<M> gnirn* m'- Imng .'hlcagu Timet. with nifll'M and tace. Tiicru ore pome i:ron who prefer tiro "tailor ma.l>\“ while there* an* otbvra who prefer the dinger. Tiro “taiko** Tliosiocrrwt form of bas-itality, end by for Hie nnjoyable left to uv, U "nttla line, neither is »hc hiuiiond luxating. Sb.- is. dinnora.” Showy Ir.txjueta and display feuds fond o walking, and mi too wears tonm that various form* of gfcriiiraficr:. private nnd sny in England- for out of dove spurts. Hiw public, individual or coUccttre. but the real soul.of good fellowship is a gathering of six lawn uepnia racquet. She talks more about to a dc«m |*?retn»—intelligent, congenial— three an:n*ernc::t* than sho d<xw about moon­ round the tabic of a discrtiumating, experi­ light, love nnd fluwn* Sho u aluxMt a* enced bust or bodess (or lioili), wj»o invito tlrnir fricuiX not to show the extesit of tboir short, sho can c.inu«! herself without mm. Healthaud tbo luxury of their Jiato— (bough of being an old maid; thecilngcr w; and she LADIES Where from t "’*°T r.t fiMlclit nr The most ’iangerou* type of go»iper is not professton. Iler notoriety is our protection. We mr* on our guard in her presence. Wo s|xmk cautiously and Irstca indifferently, and She b only able to injure where too a not fruit, or melons which are tai soft tor tiro fork. When strawberries aro served with ipe Town The largittt extension table factory In the world is at St Johns. r. rd them to him. or. la-rhan*, 1< t him Where Are You Going? fabefov* which does not include friendship; OF OUR COUNTRY. better d.»y.«. Many ..f ifo-nj would not go back to their old, um-Jcw, caiy lives if they could. To uyirk should b« 'the common lot of nil.” nod u hopeful sign for tlie futmu of Dutch side <>f tho question. N--lwiih«tmidour own country Um in tho fact that f • many ing tl-.i» vtamib-knrro among the Dutch, the Women nre tortay earning lls-ir own jiving English generally manage to pa-w «ncli laws and taking Upon tb<tn»clvc4 dulics and rla* they *l»h. and jna: ticnlly control ail rjx.msibr’itiea hitherto rcl?; *tiral to wen alarm. government matters. One might tliluk from this that tbo opportunity for tuten-w rorrupthat so flmay of our women d.» m4, in to*' tioti i-xi'tro. .Mitsuch aUhiug n» iwrupiiou d.iy*of adverrity, ait down' ' " .____,,--------- ------ . weep, 'but with sleeves rolled up, iw-rhap,, n aku themw-lvc* riro well frnnu<l nnd perfectly ozfecuted. uwful, ' ' elf supi»;rtnu; m d independent Jury bribing. euibczzlemmtSMif piibftc April A. D. l-’?s, ui'ten f*V*.<»rk ni’thi- forennmt. catarrh- Dr- hw’» C.itairli Itotittnl.y I ?h.-»l) si'll at f^ilillv aui'iinn. •<> tlie blghr-t 1M«1Th*- GrnQ'l ll-tphta po!iceu»Zn’s bene­ dv:. at the bril th front door of the court house hi !<>*•: City id Itarttugs. Hurry CouiMy, Midi)- fit bull netted 8«B0. R-m. (littl beinic th- pure where fhe circuit .c.-iirt fir y*! I I bury Couuty t» hnhlenh tor firvitilscsnc/iTil'Crt In sat*! fnorlgige, iiixerj-t eltlren, ami his nearest lie jMirHoti ll-.creut herelofore rrh*n»t-*l from toe up-ratlon of Mini morlg-.u:*' as above des.nln-d) urso much thereof as in,>y bd nci*rs*itn> to i«iv the amount due on said merictm*-, with ten i>er i-eiit.-iiitrrc**, anti all legrdcusts.to* hiwldnz consii. TIm-w svmptonis-are the pel her with an nitaniry'- fee ut filly dollar* by forerunner* <<t^v>n*iitnp*.li>ii and dwuh. and yet cm mauled for tlierrln, lhe iirviitiaes not nc»efuture released uu>l which nre tierr-ln noilcea for-ale being described In fl«l<l inortgsgn its all him to get n bottle of Dr. Pierro's Golden MedlthOM certain lot* pleoM nud parrels of land situate lu tiib townsnip of Hope In UieCoiiniy uf Barry and .state o! MkiHKati. mid known and dr-rorlbcd n» follows, to-wk: Tne north sixty gone, lint l« «J11 rv-tare <ll*«~twd uii «Wi acres ut the vast half <K4) ot tlie nortb-rlwt comHHon Tell him sUamt It. an SuxrtertNBUlotflcctloa number twcnty-eigbt healthy ii lu lownstiip putnlror two (*J) north of range him iliat in hl* case delay menu* death. number Blue (9) w*-st. ALEXA5DEU L CLABK. Assigureot said Mnrtg.igre. For twenty year* or more tiiere has been a KNAPPEN A VanAHMAN. loud protest In New York, from tho press Atl'y* for tho Assignee ot said Mortgagee. and from tho pulpit, against extravagance at funerals, but it dure not sunm to have done a State of Michigan. Comity of Hnrry.—as. At a session of tlie Probate Court for the Coun­ bit of got*!. The extravagance is a* great ty of Barry holden at the Frobatn Office la lhetdty ot Hasilmrs In said county un w i-ane»<iMy. tho even greater. Tlie lung lines of curriugea till dayot Februun, In tne year oue thousand following hearacc to tiro ■•ciitcterlcs nre not eight huudrei! and rlxtity elshL shortened, and the bmps of costly flower*, .Present. Win. W. Cote. Judge of Probate. instead of diminishing, seem to grow larger. On reading and filing the petltfon. duly veri­ It is not uncommon tosroa couple of car­ fied. ot Jutham B. Travis, praying that a certain riage* crammed with flora) offerings alone Instrument now on file tn (bls court, panjurtwg in a funeral procetafon. while the heano also to be tiro last will a.id testament of said derens- carri-s n fair share. Tho custom of sending e<l. may bp admitted to probate and the exreuexpensive tributes of flowers to lie ujKin cof­ tor therein named appointed. Tlierenj-in It Is onlared. that Tuesday, fins or be banked around the room is tlmo»6 the r.tli, day of March. A. D. IBM at ten o'clock in tiro forenoon, be assigned fur the hearing of *nld petition, tuid th* ten ognhwt, rondi-mnod In n rttnwlred way*, the heir* at tow of said deceased anil but it mUJI goc* on. Even toe request in too all. other persons Interetiod in safil ****«• jiublisl^d death notices, "Plenvo omit flow­ arc required to appear al: a session of tald (ourt. then to be holden at the Probate (Mfice. In- Uro ers,” is wholly disrcgankxL The flowers are city of Hastings In said county and show cau*e. piled in up to tho last uxoncat, and then It any there be. why the prayer ot to* p*ti- there i* a small mountain 'of them to be ll.in.-r should mH tic grat.lwl. And It Is further entered Hurt said petitioner taken to tbo .-vmetery, where they rot in a Eire notice to tiro persons Interested In said reite. of the pendency of said petition and tne U*h. All efforts to abate the flower nubanca hrarluR thereof liv causing aeonyof this order to ta* puMtohcd In tiro Jfosfliiffs Uanxbk a n.-wm (for Hint's v.liat it really i*i havn thus far patier printed and circulated In said County ot wholly failed, mid the outlay to keep it go­ Barry once In each we*l5i ,,,r t*10’0 *e«ks. ing isuu reckless and lavish ns iwer. -----------------------------The carriage abuse also 1k>!«1s if* own, and .COLE, not only that, but very often the occupants Judge of Probate. [A troeeopy.1 of many of the carriages fill themselves with whisky from flasks or battle* on too way to tho ccmotcri** ur when returning, and get Do Yo«r Own Dyeing, at Home, with upsccnrti of the most acnr.duluus kind. In some cases, in fart, a funeral ia tjmjdy a ca­ rousal, with all that tbo wonl implies. Per­ sons ore sometimes seen standing by on ojien have no equal for strength, brightness, ai I.. ..— —I. — —..— nw t.tr- f —■ Him— /tt OT 11*1 tumbling in. Many of the funerals that taka StVt W.n II G'^y^r « <^'k. .torn ute t-Mj place in Now York aru no credit to rriigibn, store. Baughman <t Bud. Druggists. Mastlngs. ... ______ mhw m.f“__________ *r..u. Mich. Detroit Free Pnw. Wbsn du you start ? .............. ....... Many English gentlemen rat lettuce awl cel­ ery, with salt alone, with theflnger*. Olivos Another question often repeated u this, "What shall I cat with my finguraf Al­ though It is couddrrrd vulgar to be seen picking a lone, we have lately observed very well bred people take tho leg of a litUn bird in the fliigcm, and delicately remove tho flaih with tho tocth. It is not generally done. fruita; eaten with the finpra Asparagus D alto allowed to melt before swnlkiwlng, will in bowl till you want them. This applies to nearly all canned vegetable... That unsightly excrescence several times u day with castor oil. tbo aimple-t known remedy. Default havlni of * crrtaia mon and Calvin & dated May IStb mortffages. on rare ST there Is oiatsiettloM dt dollars । i fiByiix and tee at tea i 's g*je. ar auy part thereof; Sow, tberelore. by virtue of the power ot sale contained tn said moriinqtr. and Use statute 4a such ease made and provided, notice is hereby Kivco r of May. £aft. This is A pretty looking dish can lie made by lin- To lessen the fatigue ot climbing stairs do no* throw the body forward. Stop Icixurcly and bolil tho body erect. Wtdta and palp shade* of point may ha beautifully cleaned by using whiting in the l>< the elty ■MM the t holdcn.i tlie sage, or so i to p»y the a of eleven hundred dollars, ye* to iMootue due cm said mortmur. �where about there except from his 1 horse to the church and back to the inot definitely promisa to extend their cemetery : wore Imitation seal gloves to 1line to Buttle Creek, but expect to do the funeral and when he hitebel his ■o. i and .wanted the right of way secur­ Each apeakCT wffi be limited to live minute*. horse put Die gloves in the pocket of ed ' to the south line ol the city in ooder 12M: Adjournment. Hastings. Mien.. March 7th, 1888. ------- — they were prepared to extend o coat; returning when tJ AFTBMOON. his buffalo rrturnlr- home he -that ------ 1 do bo without delay ‘in !:»: Dsvottoosl mterclM* led by the B*v. bought the „gloves they could wore yarn mittens; ------- — __ -r ' right of way- in thia dty; that of H. M. Lee; jnrt before starting rzx.. for i•ecuring riff they were negotiating now with other Osborne’s that ntternoon he mUatd the gloves and asked Mra. Goucher if she companltB for.such extension provided had Kern them; had not seen the gloves that they should come to Hastings, and bad. purchased the old Willis survey' to •Ince. 5«>: Sunday sebooi aa a tartar ln Mrs. Edwin Mead swore that she aid them In their1, plans to that rod. cWiltnUlrin of tiw I sti oentury. i rot J. w saw Goucher in a cutter, and Horace But they were not obliged to came UobortK. Dl»ct»»ioo led by K*v. L- <1. Moore. Question bo*. EDITORIAL NOTES. <Curtis on horseback behind him Jan. to Hastings, and and uapecilly if the 4JU: Adjournment. 11 th. She fixed dal« by circumstances Battle Creek and Buy City line should KVKX1XG SKMTON. The utter impotence ot the. demo- cited. , . . be completed as expected, nnd pass Into the hands of the Grand Trunk as de ­ Nellie McGregor, teacher at Martins cratic party is never shown to better °*Addrr's by R«v. Grt. F. ” testtfied that she wiG at Ed­ signed, their road would doubtless be advantage than when it is in power. Corners, win Mead's and sick from Jan. 6th to induced to go to the B. C. * B. C. But It never does anything but find 16th; saw a man wearing a buffalo they wanted to come to Hastings, as BS»: uevotioiuu exerciM» »» fault with what repuiicans have overcoat , drive, by on afternoon of the tliat was their original plan, and hoped (Jenera! conference maetlng. Hubjwct done, and a few year# after­ 11th: had seen same man with same to do so, and pledged themselves to do snd Method*." Particular-pointeto l* so if their conditions, which were easy, Mil will De announced in advance by ibe presi­ ward endorsee the very measures sorrel horse drive by the school bouse should be met. Mr. Knappen called at­ dent. many times before and the children 5. ‘iS^he superintendent at hte lb® it opposed. For ten of the past twelve called him Mr; Goucher; some one at tention to the fact that tire new road years the democrats have bad control Mead’s said it was Dr. Goucher; she would give us connection K miles north Sunday scb»o!. W. P. Bldnaiu. DIwumIod led of the lower house of congress, and It hud an impression that she also saw a with the D. L. & N., now building, and b o””'o!- Uic“"unday acbool. at Lowell with the Grand Trunk, af­ has shown its utter incapacity by do­ man on a black honie go by the same fording our city two valuable connec­ DHeuMlon by H E. n/^rlcMjMIddlevtl^. Bunday but could not say that he was fol­ ing absolutely nothing to solve the lowing the mun in the cutter. Witness tions. especially if We ever hoped to gel financial or tariff problems. It is con­ produced her school register and fixed miinulacturers here. He also said that 11 jo- ”But« 'and inur-national Sunday wort." by M. H Reynold*. Mowury stantly raving about republican tariff the date; Dr. Barber had called to see our chances of securing a southern out­ Khooi let to Battle Creek would be ten. where »Ule Bunday scfi-xd mvOcIaUuu. 13: Adjournment: robbery, and yet in 10 yearb the only her the same dav and it was the day they are one now, by the completion of the party went to the Holmes church. ArraaxooN aawiiow. body that could originate a tariff bill, She swore positively to the date and the L. H. to thte citv. He further the lower house of congress, has n^ver was not cross-examined. mentioned tho fact that Messrs. Hollis­ ter and Sweet had treated the commit ­ Lettie Barry testified that she lived 'been able to pass a single bill to deal tee with the utmost fairness and gtxxl with the tariff question, while the only on the road between Asher Osborne's faith; that they were gentlemen who and Horatio Warner’s; on afternoon of republican congress in 12 years put a Jah. 11th she saw Curtis go toward Os­ talked just what they meant and only Chains word* by praaldent. Adjournment. number of articles on the free list, and borne’s and return preceded by Goucher; that; and If our citizens treated them in Au entertainment committee will largely reduced the duty on many other she saw Mrs. Horace Curtis going with the same spirit that these gentlemen had furnish homes for all delegates from Mead toward Warner's on the the committee, there would be no articles. It we had a republican con­ Joe Monday preceding the 11th; she Knew doubt about these gentlemen comply­ abroad free of charge. It is sincerely gress to-day. they would put sugar on that it was the same day that Orpha ing with every iirnpositlou they had desired that all Sabbath school workers the free list, remove most of the inter- Mead commenced working tor them offered to our dty. 1 In conclusion Mr. will interest themselves In this im­ portant movement. The first session ■ nal revenue taxes, and reduce the. and it was the same week her school Knappen said that he voiced the senti­ of the convention will be held in the ment ot the committee when he stat* , teacher was sick. duties on other goods that do not need D. B OvtATT. Mrs. Maggie Goucher was re-called ed'thnt in their judgment Hastings Baptistchurch. Chairman of Committee. as high duties as heretofore. But to1 by the people and testified that she ought to bend every energy to get this expect that the democratic party will1 thougnt her husband hitched his horse। line; that the advantages it offered to rnunufactrfrers and. shippers were far take any action in the matter would be. to the fence in front ot the church on superior to even those secured now by The February term of court adjourn­ Is able and proud to refer those w.hS may inquire as to hu the day of the funeral; they came out expecting a miracle. ot the church twice, once when they the Kalamazoo line, which cost our ed list Tuesday but. we were unable lart week to publish the disposal of the success in the treatment of chronic disorders to a large num­ Charley Hampton rays the green­. went to the graveyard and once after■ dty twice as much as the former will. cares remaining on the calendar nfter C. D. Beebe and M. L. Cook, the other warming themselves in the church afback party is dead but isn't conscious’ ter going to the cemetery; the night, members ot the committee, briedy ud- Mondav. The following are the caret ber of of the fact. Accordingly Mr. Hamp­• my husband went to Warner’s I attend­. drcnnl the meeting on the merits of settled by trial or otherwise liut week: The People rt. Samuel VanAnnan. The Leading Citizens of Barry and Adjoining Counties. ton says he's a democrat from Cork.. ed church with my little gir! and Dr. the project, and the necessity of getting falre pretenses; sentenced to 30 days in Chairman W. D. Fuller, of Newaygo, and Mrs. Winn came home with me;; this road now. Hon. Daniel Striker stated that the jail and lined 81(0. ' Elder Bramiltt preached. surveys the peaceful slumbering re­’ proposition was more favorable that he Wm. T. Rose vs. Thomas Ellsworth, Remember that his home has been in Barry county (or .8. J. Bsdcock and Geo. Shaffer each mains of tho party he has traded out,. testified that at the funeral Dr. Gouch- had anticipated; that Hastings could assumpsit: continued without costa. many years; that he has made the treatment of Chronic Dis­ Hiram L. Brown vs. Jonas Early, as­ auctioned off and bartered till it isI er hitched his horse in the .road nearly not afford to lose the line for twice the ’ . eases a really too small to consider as a factor. opposite the corner of the cemetety. ' sum asked; that we ought to pay sumpsit; continued. Jonn l arger vs. W. 8. Grant and Orpha Mead, worked at Fred Barry's,, 810.000 as a very small consideration of in politics longer. Chairman Fuller sw«re that on the 11th she saw Horacei the benefits to be derived, for in his Elmira Grant, assumpsit; continued, says that altbrough there are well-• Curtis go west preceded by a man In a judgment the northern outlet was far defendant paying costa. Edward O'Oonfior vs. Ambrose founded opinions that the greenback, cutter whom’ some one called Dr. more advantageous to the dty than the southern. He called attention to the Allen, trespass: jury trial, f» cents dam­ party is no more, he feels that the, Goucher. J Mrs. Alice Whetstone testified that fact that Messrs. Hollister and Sweet ages given to plaintiff. . greenback state central committee, of1 she was at Horatio Warner's, Monday., were In the project purely to make People vs. Chester Cole, malicious in­ He uses all the latent and most approved methods for the which he is chairman, ought to firstl Jan. lllh. and there saw Mrs. Horace। money, and would go where there was jury to fruit trees; fined >IOO. Thomas Ellsworth vs. Win. T. Rose treatment of Chronic cases, lie is not prejudiced in favoFof officially declare the party dead andI Curtis; Mra. Bert Hilton was there also;; most money for tnem; so that if she was there again the same week, on other towns offered better advantages. and Myron Potter, assumpsit continu ­ any school. The remedy that suits the case in hand, no mat­ then hold the obsequies. Tuesday she thought, and saw Mrs.. as they mlght wlth the completion of ed. X With him the Amanita A. Ford vs. David Town­ ter what school uses it, is the one he applies. Cleveland has acquired another ad­. Curds who said the liaby was sick; she। the B. C. & B. C., they might leave us without this road. But it was to our send; plaint iff required to file bond of test of ability to cure in the case of any remedy is its succe.-* herent In the person of Henry George, railed tpesamo w«rk on Miss McGregor;. interest, very much to our interest, to 8100 for security for costs. • Mrs. Barry. Mrs. John Mead and Mrs. in actual practice. who wants the land to pay ail the taxes1 Judith Fry. have the road, and we could not afford Charles Rorabeck v*. Samuel Weeks and wants free trade. George says> H. M. Lee testified thaKhe hail had a for any possible consideration to lose it. | and David Searles, assumpsit; motion Messrs. W. I*. Sidnam, H. G. Carter for leave to Ole amended declaration what makes him support Cleveland is। talk in his store ' with Goucher in the and Chas. Beamer were named as * presence of T. C. Downing; Goucher argued and submitted. because Cleveland is a free-trader.' said -that the report that he was in Uu- committee to solicit funds for the People vs. Wm. J. Carveth, who is Cleveland may trtek to dodge tlie' county jail was injuring bfan ami that bonus, witli authority to each--------call un ---------— | now serving sentence in the state ------------------ ------—ZJ — '-L*select --- ' to * “aid- them ' issue, but it remains a fact that. on Monday he should cause at least one any t'.?ZZ three they might , prison; time for filing bill of exceptions in their canvass. arrest; he was Innocent and could I extended to fust day ol next term of every free trader In tills country and A resolution was unanimously adopt­ court If you are suffering, do not despair. , by a certain woman or women : those in England as well understand prove where he was that night but did not ed expressing the sentiment of the - Catherine C. Whitney vs. Barbara E. j his message to mean free trade, pure want to drag them into the case; wit­ meeting that no effort should be spared Hill. Elizabeth M. Hili and Amanda G. Dr. Baughman can point you to a nunftjer of cases where ness was shown a pair of gloves and to secure the immediate raising of the Hill, bill to estatJlsh lien: decree grant­ patients had given up all hope of life and resigned themselves and simple. swore that he sold Goucher a pair an­ funds neceisary to get the Lowell A ed. What would become of the hundreds swering their description, had sold Hastings extension Brom Freeport to To-day they an? well Christopher Kill vs. Zebediah and to a belief that they must soon die. ' of thousands of laboring men whom nine pairs last winter like them; he this city. . Betsey J. Parks, motion to dissolve in­ men and many of them prominent in business a.nd soeijkl The meeting then adjourned to junction; order made modifyinginjunc.free trade would throw out of employ­ couldn't swear that he ever owned circles. Thursday (to-morrow) night. those shown him. God. ment? The cnly other industry open Dr. Goucher was recalled andzsaid to them would be agriculture, and there that he bought n lantern of Green & It would be a violation of sacred confiderfce to give the. Frank St. Johns, of Hope, was Pursuant to an appointment made by are already too many engaged in that Stanton because his old one/was broken; The. drunk Monday night and made It in­ names of any of the hundreds otf testimonials we have. Instead of consuming the products of he had not used the old ode this winter, the secretary of the Michigan Stale his boy* had; didn't know the where­ Union Sunday School Association, a teresting for several officers who under­ originals can be seen, however. ^AVe quote from a few* the farm these men would compete abouts of the old lantern. meeting was held In the city of Hast­ took th take him to jail. They suc­ , witX^ose who are now farmers. Does One says: “I have thrown away my crutches and am no N. V. Whitlock swore that on Feb. ings and a committee appointed to ar­ ceeded. however, and Frank, on being any farmer believe such a thing would 16th he found the glove shown him range for and call a county convention. brought before Justice Kenaston yes­ longer a sufferer from rheumatism. In my case you have The object of this movement is to terday morning, pleaded guilty and be anything else than suicidal to him­ about 16 or 18 feet from the north-east made a complete cure.” corner of the church, where Branch's consider the advisability of organizing paid a line of 811. self? ' funeral was held, near an apple tree; the Sunday schools of the different de­ Another says: “I find that your treatment for eatarrh in • In the past two decades this nation snow was melted off and he cut the nominations in the county into an as­ New advertisements this week: glove out of the ice: near the glove he sociation to be subordinate to the State I cannot tell you how has prospered more than any other on found the burner of a lantern; the other Unions. S. association. This organi­ Beamer, A. D. Cook, Messer Bros.. E. my case has been highly successful. grateful to you I feel.” the globe, and we have paid 81,800,000,­ glove was found on Gw 10th, and left zation, if it shall be completed, will W. Morrill & Co. and F. A. Blackman. 000 of the principal and all the Interest at his house on the lltli and he was bold conversations from time to time, Now is the time, and the Banner with A lady uses this language: “1 have suffered from female on the national debt That shows that told that Mra. Brown found it op the transact business, discuss methods in Its nearly 2,200 circulation the place, to east side of the church about 40 feet the Interest and development of all weakness for many years, and expended hundreds of dollars protection does not rob a nation as free­ south of where the other was found. Sabbath school work and devise ways plant your spring announcement. in vain efforts to get relief. Not until I put my case in your traders allege. After leaving the stand Mr. WhiUock and means for the organization of Sun­ The full text of tlie tariff bill now hands did I experience that relief. discovered and informed the prosecutor day schools in school districts where Now I am heartv an<l Ought laboring men to support a that tho dates given by him of finding none are held. pending in'congress is given on our in­ well.” policy that lowers the market value of the glove Uiat was-left at his house Y’our committee therefore urgently Hide pages. It is interesting merely as the only commodity they have to sell, were wrong—they were the 16th and request that each Sunday school in a relic, as the democratic members of A gentleman writes: “I was suffering terrible with kidney v Barry”county send at least one dele­ congress will many ot them oppose the their labor? Free trade will reduce 18th of February. D. A. Green, a grocer, testified that gate to partlciDate In tho business and complaint Many physicians declared 1 had Bright’s disease, wages in this country. Therefore lab­ he sold a globular lantern this winter discussions of a convention in the city measure, enough to defeat it. i ou were the first to give me encouragement and since put­ oring men should oppose such a policy. to Dr. Goucherj he was not sure, but of Hastings, beginning March 15th at Fbway next H. Dunn, of Rochester ting my case in your charge I have obtained the relief 1 thought the date of the sale was after 9 JO o’clock a. in. and.contuining two Just what England wants us to do u Branch’s funeral and less than eight days. A program for the convention N. Y’., will boat the Hastings house hoped. 1 am able to do my work the same as before I was the thing our nation should not do. weeks ago. Mr. Green sent word to is herewith submitted, and is as fol­ barn for the purpose of buying horses taken sick.” for the eastern market. England wants America to carry out the prosecutor before Die latter left lows: Nashville that he knew on account of a ronitxoox. Cleveland's recommendations in regard Four special evening services will One patient who thought himself in the last, stages of con­ business change that the sale of the » JO Devotional eanreliw*, Rev. D. R. OrlatL to the tariff. That is reason enough lantern was after the funeral. be held at the M. El church this week Ontaulzatlon, appointment nt eommlttocs. sumption and had been assured that such was tho case, by his 10 JO; Topicfruit of Sunday tcbool beginning with last evening. for not doing so. Here the prosecutor announced that physicians now writes: “Dear Dr: I am feeling better aud the people rested their case. Counsel Any policy which does not reserve for the defendant asked fdr an adjourn­ stronger every daj’, and feel sure that jjersistence with ’your oar home markets to our own people is ment and, after some argument. March remedies will be rewarded with a complete cure.’’ And.it fraught with disaster to this country. 13th at u a. m.. was the date fixed. will, rhe trouble wasjhis .other physicians lacked the means Free trade would give foreigners the of correct diagnosis ofthe case. Instead of being in the last control of American markets. Ourreaders will remember that some stages of consumption, the lung tissues had but just began, to On the great questions of the day time ago Jerry Boynton, representing break down. • , tlie L. <fc li. IL R. Co. or claiming to do, protection of the home, protection of Have received all of the so. demanded at a public meeting in our American industries, the republi- the court room of this dty 820,000 bo­ . can party is on the right side. nus as the condition for that road’s ex­ tension to this dty, and refused to mod­ Unless the farmer wants the sheep ify the proposition. A committee con­ raising industry ruined he should ©p- sisting of Mayor Bentley, L. E. Knap­ _Rr‘ B^K^man by his extensive research, large practice ami pen and C. D. Beebe were chosen to see pose free trade. ■ what was the best possible proposition appliances for the practice of medicine. to be had from the L. & H. The two is able to correctly diagnose a case where others would fail. Addltional Local News. latter and M. L. Cook were also chosen' 1 his is of the greatest importance. a committee, by the executive commit­ NA8HVILL£8 GOUCHERI tee of the Improvement Asaodation. to THE COOLS TIGHTENING AROUND visit Battle Creek and other points thev might deem expedient tn the interest of Hastings in securing this line. A defi­ nite proposition of the aid required fromThe examination of Dr. J. T. Gouch­ this dty was received Saturday bv the er. held on the charge of attempted latter committee from Messrs. Ii. J. body-snatching, was taken up again at Hollister and M. L. Sweet, of Grand ch.r^;y°J“r re“emberi.>>K i« that Dr. Baughman treats only Agents for the Nashville Thursday, March 1st. The Rapids, the capitalists who are backing Lnronic diseases. He is a specialist in that line. For that Doctor wan called to the witness chair Mr. Boynton In the enterprise and who and his cross-examination, bv Prosecut­ virtually control It. t^ou he can treat them much more successfully than the ing Attorney Colgrove, continued, lie There was a meeting called Saturday r P'^otiltoner. In short, he readily cures cases where testified that be wore a buffalo over­ etening to listen to the report of this the regular physician fails. coat when he went to Osborne’s the af­ ©©mrojttee. The meeting whs called to ternoon of the 11th ot January, did not order by Mayor Bentley. D. R. Cook go west from Osborne's to Horatio was chosen chairman und M. L. Cook suffer ,ron> a»y form of Chronic disease Warner's but went east, and was not secretary., L. E. knappen. ns chair­ &SffM^r y0" "Rht hero iu Hastings by Dr on road between Oaborne's and War­ man of the committee stated that Ma The finest Derby hnt ever kept in Hastings. ■ ner’s that afternoon; he owns a lantern Bame 8cinntific and successful methods ..t ii0/.nnh#e collltnllt.e*, M labora »nd rethat he bought of Green & Stanton at™ ? thBt yon can 8*1 on|y in the large cities, and ther w,th Mmara. Hollladuring winter and was sure be bought secured to uLu^or Koloo’id tfc at a great expense. it before Branch's funeral; he thought ba hitched Ma bona to tbs Toad fence on front of the church, and went no The Test of Ability is Sue®! Rothing Succeeds Eike 5t. Dr. J. A. Baughman, the Specialist, HASTINGS, MICH., Special $tudy f©r-Years. Read, Read, Read! Morrill & Company BEAR THIS IN MIND. Latest Styles in Spring Hah! They Have the Lamest Stack Ever Sbon in Hartiiu. ANOTHER FACT Celebrated Guyer Hat, E. W. MORRILL & CO. CONSULTATION FREE. - �— The Hastings Banner. Now that you are thinking about laying by your felts and overs it would be well to bear in mind, that the cele­ KASTISOJ. yiMNCIDAT.MtlLI.im. brate Prime Kip boots are to be had only at Stouffer &. Crawley’s. Every , p HISKKRN. Loc»IKflltnr. pair warranted. Hastings Division, No. 19, U. R- K'pUK < of E., has decided to send a drill corps to Cincinnati and as soon as tlie neces­ sary- arrangements can be made the boys will begin putting in the neces­ HASTINGS, MICH., Second door «*** ot American Jlouae. solicit* sary hard work. the jutronaxe of inc J*op!e of Masting* and The Banner is in receipt of a letter vMalty. and guarantees itriclb first-olao work st ver) reasonable prices, (live them a trial. from E. P. Barnum. Stells, Cal. It ar­ Doni send >«>r laundry work out of town when rived too late for appearance in this issue but wiU probably be printed next prx-re at borne. special raU-» for family wub- week. He expects to start tot MicniCall In.; Remember the place. gan in a few days. Barry Co. District lodge trill meet in quarterly session at Good Templar's h'all, Hastings, on Monday, March 12th, HASTINGS. MICH. 1888. Meeting to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. A public meeting will be in the evening, to which all are CAPITAL, $50,000.00. held invited. Troy Laundry. S PERSON ALJdENTION. Irv. Creasy visitrd Lansing last week. Jerry Boynton was th town Saturday. Erv. Whitlock was in dty the Friday. Geo. West vial ted Nashville Wednes­ day. Prof. Ed. Troy was in the dty Sat­ urday. C. H. VanArman visited Grand Rap­ ids on business. Minnie ThroU, ot Niles, is visiting Minnie Darling. Geo. DeMond is confined to his room by consumption. Fred Greble has been at home the past few days from Olivet. called to this city several times the past week owing to the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. J. Miller. A letter to the Banner from A. E. Fowler states that ke and his daugh­ ter's family have moved from BL An­ drews Hay, Florida, to Fort Payne. Alabama. They nre well pleased with Fort Payne, which is a small town, but growing rapid!v. nnd with a good busi­ ness outlook. Fort Payne is situated 51 miles south-west of Chattanooga in the Will's vallev, whkh is very fertile and with splendid water. Mr. Fowler enjoys the climate very much and is so well pleased with the place that he ex­ pects to go into business with his son­ in-law. Will Booram, as scon as they can erect a building. Messer Bros. & Reynolds Desire to call attention to the fact I hat they are the exclusive agents for Barry county for the celebrated Milwaukee Jt. 2-Horse Binder, Actual weight, ready for work, 1,150 lbs; being very R. K. Grant made a businea* trip, to A party of about right cute alecks much lighter than any other binder made. Over 80 of the Valley dty Thursday. attempted Friday evening to brcack up these binders sold by us last season, and everyone gave Rev. T. D. Marsh, of Grand Rapids, Senterrain m ent that was bring given the Wood school house, Irving town­ perfect satisfaction. You cannot afford to buy any other was in the dty yesterday. ship. Bob Billingsley and Charles and will not if. you inspect the Milwaukee Junior. Will Barker, of Charlotte, spent Mon­ Wing conld'nt see It that way and 1mdry with Hastings friends. mrdintely proceeded to give the toughs Mr. den Bleyker, of Kiuamaxoo, was a most, thorough and well-deserved mauling. Fred L. Heath would announce to in town Monday on business. Incorporated under the Uw» ot tbo Bute of the people of Hasting* and vicinity Kjate street is decidedly Improved Miss Florence Bramble is visiting Michigan. in appearance since the unsightly signs, that he has opened a drug store at the friends at the American house. that were suspended across the side­ old drug store stand, first door cast of M. N, Jordan and wife, of Middle­ walks. have )>een taken down. Peo­ r-vn for »u«|neM Dec. 15. IMS In bulMlng for- O. D. Spauldings. Everything new ville, were in the dty yesterday. ple can now walk along the street with­ and first-class and no second-class goods danger of receiving a sudden sum­ .nerlyloecupled by Messer Bro*. A brother of Geo. Soules i» here from out kept in stock. mons into eternity from one of those We are still sole agents for the original Reed drags, drass. and aalTraverse City visiting the latter. OFFICERS: measengera Thanks, Mt. Council, for though they are greatly improved this year, we shall be The workmen have finished the re­ • O. G. Robinson, President; ' Clyde Francis, of 2«ashvillr, whs the your resolution. pairs on one ot the water works boilers guest of Clarence Barber Sunday. at* a reduced . able to ‘ sell ’* *them ’ ” ’ price. * W.ls. Goodyear, Vice. Pro*.: The Chautauqua circle will m«>et at and expect to return in a few days to Mrs. I. A. Holbrook left Saturday for the home of John Roberts, March 9th. & the other in shape so that it will a visit with friends 1n Muskegon. The following I* the program: DIRECTORS: water. Mr. Morgan ought to Sinxlnx. «i><! rvpearlnx the l^rd'i prayer. W. K (jewdpear, w. H. 1‘owrrw. T. M. Baird spent a few days the past have a large chromo for having set up RoUvali. <iuoi*Uon« from Martin l.utbrr. D. O. Robinson, <J. A. Grobte. week with friends in Cedar Creek. Itij-klo^Bity and Hyule Or. quosllon* by Mr such elegant sieves. L. K. Hasp pen. Chester M«**er. । Nldnam. IUmJIiv heal and clothe*. Mrs. WUUwm. J. A.Sweezey made atrip to Nash­ The village ot Grand Ledge illumin­ 0. D. Beet*. I Claulc German enurao lu Ecrllrh. Mrs. Smith. ate* its streets with electric lights and ville Wednesday on legal business. Select rranlnx from Itryant. Mrs. Noble. 1 furnished lights to the merchants for I Col. Merrill, civil engineer of the L. Ilin of Salvation, Mrs. Lee. lintotdlnjof plant file. Ml»« Botawtck. A G«n»r*l Huklnx Btwlne** Transacted. Critic. Mts* Hock. > 860 per year. When Ova more mer- A H. R. B.. was in the city Friday. । chants use the lights the income from Wednesday last was Asa Rork's ! We shall carry a larger stock'of buggies than any firm in Mis* Edith Turner, of Middleville, । this source will exceed the running ex­ visited friends in the city last week. Michigan in any city of 10,000 people or less. If you need 14th birthday, although he claims to 1' ponses connected with the plant by Charles Barlow ami wife, of Cold­ be 56 years of age. and a large numbtr | • a buggy of any description, we can surely suit yon in about tauo yer year. of his friends unknown to him gather water, spent Sunday at N. Barlow’s. quality and price. The Banner’s canvasser. J. M.. ed at his Home on west Green street I 1 McElwain, wishes to express his thanks John Fuller and wife went to Nash­ for the purpose of helping him celebrate ' ville Monday for a visit with relatives. the event. There were about 100 pres-! ■ for kindness and courtesies received to Mrs. C. C. Mason returned Saturday ent nnd the company was composed of | F. A. Blackman. bent on having a good time. ‘ The Hustling New Town on the Hickory Corners, and R. H. Marshall. from a visit with Grand Rapids friends. people The surprise was complete, ditto the ' - C. K. & & । Prairieville. The proprietors of the Harry Bovee, of Northville, was the and likewise the supper, Banner also wtei to express their guest last week of his cousin, Fred enjoyment which was tarnished by the guests. For fbo convenience nf the publie. the under­ Curtis. pinned has entfcblmhed a livery and feed viable obligations for these courtesies. A valuable easy chair was preseated to at Delton, and will be pleased to receive the The Detroit *Tribune printing comMl*s Electa Furniss and sister Min­ the young fellow and he will no doubt patronage ot Itbow deairlnx <ood livery rlgt. 1 pany have arranged for the publication nie visited friends in town Friday and enjoy it for many years to come. Raw* reaaondWe. We sell the old reliable STUDEBAKER, also that new and There is a change in the well known . F. A. BLACKMAN. 1 of "The Out-laws ot Tunstall F orrst,” Saturday. justly famous FRINT wagon. Mr*. Frank Barnes spent a few days clothing house of E. W. Morrill A Co.. a new serial story by Rol*rt Louto I Stevenson. The illustrations promise the past week visiting relatives in Ver- Mr. J. R. I’yan, traveling salesman for The mwinx i scries of teaeber* ryanjlnallorn i of bring of an interesting character montvilh*. .one of the largest New York clothing for Barry eouity. wifi bo held a* follows. to-wR: । and far superior to the funeral run of HaMiuim. nfcBhr. March I t. IM*Mr. Mooar and wife, of Grand Rap­ houses, having associated himself with newspaper sketches. The reputation ids. were the guests over Sunday at W. Messrs. E. W. Morrill and J. II. Cutting NatbvlUe. NMcb WK. !»*». •Mlddlevlllejepedal. Mart-h.90 31. I*M. of the author re sufficient proof of tht H. Powers’. The new firm will still l>e K W. Mor­ Pratriovtilel special. A prIHS-H. •**• , . excellence of the rotnanuc. rill A Co. The new firm will add very • Remember . tUiintaatlol » wU! commence at » o'clock a. that whenever you want „anything in the line of Mrs. John Miller is suffering from aud etow Iter M xrade work on tto wcnnjl Let no effort be spared to secure the hrinorrhaire of the lung* and is uot'exS y Hi niK’n.". First ami second wade rerunI reliS,e fann tool8> we are headquarters, eiles Ctm be tf-anlud only at tbo repdar exam­ Lowell railroad’s extension to t^is dty. pected to live. to make Hastings the point of' interest ination. j • It will give us Grand Trunk cdhnectluted, lUsthtx*. February ». IM*. Sam Wood has returned from Grand in the clothing business between Jackf •iumzuC. Warn Kit, Secretory. at I.W11. 1). L. * X. al« [f> •» ■Rapi<ls where he hns !wn nt work for roa and Grand Rapids. Mr. E. W. if,nea north, aiid prove a valuable help several wwks. Morrill will continue aa manager of the business at this point. Under his in centering We Barry county interests­ SAastings. must haves transpor Mrs. Ella Cole, of Kalamazoo, has management the firm has done a con­ l>eeu a guest at Daniel Striker’s the stantly incrcming business from' the Elshtv A-rr< ot land In th'- went part of Hie tation fadlities before we <?«n lioiw to Mart, and is one of thk most prosperous lewnSMn ot Rutland. mostly improved. Log induce outside capital, or any other for past few days. , hou»c and small orchanl. iTice tuse. only that matter, to invest in manufactur­ M. J. Gosa ane W. L. Brown. Prairie­ concerns of the city. The added facili­ part ot the pitri-base money to be paid clown, ville merchants, were Id the city on ties will enable It to largely Increase ite bidance on «♦»»> term*. For particular* en­ ing here. trade, its dealings have always been quire of or address Mrs. I’hvbe A. Mundcrlai»d. The Journal accuses the 11.1- A-of | business yesterday. Irvins. Han-y County. Midi. fairland honorable, its reputation first • disd a borniD,” the cause it allege* , W..A. Morse, memlier of the county class. Mr. Morrill is “up to the snuff" board of rxnininers. attended the teach ­ in every sense of the word, and when being too much respectability. This ROBERTSON HOUSE, ers’ examinations last yreek. there is on opportunity to secure a big nbiection might, no doubt, have ‘been Will Squier. wife ami daughter ar- bargain in the clothing line he’s right F. BROItKHNER, Proprietor, obviated by placing the Journal editor ?n the posilion of ,°LU‘A Mved Saturday from Big Rapids for a on deck to grab It Having associated Cor. J»iTer»<>n and Coon i't*., flaeUngA Mich. with him two salesmen for big whole­ few days visit with relatives. Rates. 81.00 per Day. sale houses, bis facilities for buying are J. H. Cutting, of Detroit, was in not surpassed by any house in MichlThl* House ii nfew. with pleasant room*. The town last week on tuisines* connected n stronax* oi the public t* rvspecttully wUcited. g.in. Our best wishes to the new firm. < with bis firm, E. W. Morrill * Co. tnaa<er. Mrs.D.,11. McElwain left Saturday ' L.rr week U>e neighbors ot Mr. Hostings, Mich., May 2d, 1888. ; for Holland on business connected GenchwInJ In U>« «rst ward raiMd « with the Good Templar organization. .utecrlpUon and purchased sent cord. A BARTY of Odd Fallows from here Circulation this week, 2,150. ‘ «r wood for her. On Tireada, eveolnir will go to Nashville Saturday to visit, SnfmbJr a-wtnbled.t h« home and and witness work in. the lodge there. to enclose you my check for ^25 in aid । Go to Dr. Lathrop’S for floor paint. ‘iSA eenUemen the woodAlur whilea»Jthe ’FKhen.pill a .apper. Mrs. Miles Main and W. A. Hains of the worthy project of your monu­ Will dry in 12 hours. ment association. were in Prairieville Monday attending Although coming into manhood Remember the railroad meeting at per a short time was spent in <’onvena the funeral of the late Frank Patton. Uon then the years after the great struggle In which the court rco.n to-morrow night. . i carrying with them the saus J. R. Ryan, a traveling man. was in our noble soldiers and sailors bad vin­ Don’t forget that Beamer makes the prices. Be SURE and attend the railroad haring well performed a town Thursday, negotiating for an in­ dicated the grand principles for which meeting ut> the court room to-morrow good deed. Don’t forget that Beamer has the goods to back him. j terest in the business of E. W. Morrill they fought and had saved their coun­ /ti.ft.e p^ were ‘ something over 100 & Co. night. try. yet all of ns of this later dhy can tlx Don’t forfcet that Beamer means business when he talks. partv was given Saturday evening not help seeing) the grand rcsulta of / Tur C. It. * 8- I'M’ “r U .-n their patriotianl. courage and valor, a 'repaired and repainted' and Is now as bcU « this dty Thurwlay and Friday nv Mrs. J. M. McElwain at her home country in which freedom reigns not in honor of Mins Myrtie Rose, of Grand only in name but in fact, a people re-1 Raphls. ~ For SALi:. a good young Jersey cow. united, a nation first in all things. . II. G. Orter and wife were called to soon to be a new niilchs. Enquire ot And so feeling and so appreciating, I !hU U.e "»t of .the applicants are Bay Citv Monday by a telegram an­ cxnnot see why the erection of this John Beasmer. nouncing the death of Mrs. Carter’s rnonumem should not appeal dlredy to DANCE. F. H. BARLOW A Co. are offering SSwSSsS sister, Mrs. Dunham. the young men in our community and 500 bushel* of reckoned home grown Before the first warm wave, Btvuuer plunges the cold steel into the old enemy Allen McOmber spent Sunday in county;.} oung men who will and are of the consumer, high prices. Beamer runs the only store in Barry county that clover seed for sale. Hastings. Alien McOmber is very en­ reaping the bent fits secured us by our can do this, as he sells strictly fbr cash. . ' The interests of the city demand SSS.™ thusiastic over buslnes*4n the mining honored, living and dead, and it teems that every; business man attend the to inc that we as a oiass should be country in northern Wisconsin. most thankful to those jvho suggested meeting at the court room to-morrow ano COX ’ « before Juallee IstnatGrand Chancellor Colgrovo and sev­ und are carrying forward this noble night. j . for the opportunity in this Those ' wishing the Detroit Daily ton for examination Monday '>”««« eral members of tlie K. of P. lodge here project small way to show our appreciation of Tribune delivered by a good reliable with concealing rtolen property. Thl. visited Lake Odessa lost night to attend our heroes; and 1 wish long before the Zrganization of a K. of P. lodge, carrier cau|do so by leaving their order '“SK'u^e'or'Ek 0fwHM« He treats them all alike. As be sells for cash, be has no losses from bad debts stately shaft is reared the necessary ^a^^^-r.Xn.o. ilker Mathews, a memlier of the funds will have been contributed by or interest on long standing accuunte, or time consumed in keeping books. at this orlioe. ty board of school examiners, was our grateful and generous citizens. That’s bow and why Beamer can anti does make prices below any competition!, Saturday night a number of Will in the city last week, from Ann Arbor, It will then ever be a mounment to Croty’s frii: ds gathered at the Ameri­ to attend the examination of teachers. the noble, the patriotic and bral e, a can house! and gave him a number of 1 ind to some bitterness among fine presents. Claud Potter, who for the past few credit to the citizens of the county and a pride to our city. । davs hue been acting as a "sub” for Rev. E.i B. Sutton will lecture at Yours Very Respectfully, 6 lbs gloss starch 25 another operator in Detroit, has re­ the court house this evening on the C. D. Beebe. 6 lbs corn ” ........ turned to this city to finish his vacasubject of "The true foundation of Uon. x 5 lbs Dew Turkish prunes Christian civilization. 3 lbs California raisins ... Rev. W. II. Claggett and P. W. I*ierce .Bead these letters, I have hundreds 2 lbs beet layer The Journal is very fearful that J. ^The Fenton Publishing company. closed their engagement at the Presby­ more like them: 6 lbs Kirk's best L. Wilkins will be the next Mayor ot ■ Vicksburg. Mich, May 17. 1884. & lbs butter crackers Hasting*.jit is barely possible the Fenton. Mich., are issuing a new.sys- terian church Sunday and left tof Lan­ 25 sing Monday where they will conduct H. G. Coleman, Chemist: 3-lb can best yellow peaches Journal’s wars are well-grounded. of »horl-band_The courre ~na!.t.' a similar series of meetings. 20 1 am glad to speak a good word for 3-lb " apricots your Petroleum Balm. 1 have had Choice tomato cataup, little brown jugs .. A tidy, housewife likes a neat new ot is lereoni at ^Jnt by mall. T?d» Charles R. Osborne, formerly a jd. C. catarrh for twenty years. It had be ­ kitchen tlbor. Dr. Lathrop keeps a lesson and favorable Best new medium scaled herring, per box floor paintjthat will dry in 12 iiours; system \hort-hand reporters' employee at Wawsepl, has been trans- come so bad that I could no longer “ No. 8 mackerel, per lb 10 i ferred to the position of cashier and speak Id public, and at time* I feared Columbia gives a fiae finish and is very durable. river salmon, blood red. pet* lb . S«2pr.d^?S^ 3 operator at their freight depot here. A. that it would destroy my voice entirely. Best Mackinaw trout, per lb 11. G. Catiter has been awarded the 07 ; A. Lamb has been removed to Three I used many catarrh cures with no " white fish. “ contract far furnishing the piiev to be Oi benefit One of your samples gave me S’ES TEX Ilaks. “ ciscos “ used in the construction of the C. K. & fl great relief, and a 25c box has made me Good broom...................................................... S. R. R. bridge across the Thornapple the error, of the Btadeom 18 feel like a new man. Ysura truly. Best Iceland halibut, extra thick, per lb .. 3 'Lewis and wife, of Kalamazoo, were at this place. C. E. Bailey. Scans fresh mackerel j.i LATER REPORT. Last evening a number of the friends £ “ So be maatered In from ma to In the dty a few hours k riday on their Plano. Ill.. Sept. 17th. 1887. of the Misles Hattie and Belle Hotch­ ryLTweek ’•MW'«rin(U’^^ way to Alaska. Kent Co., there to at­ tend the funeral of a sister of Mrs. H. G. Coleman, Kalamazoo, Mich.: kiss had a royal good time at their Hoj t and Mr. Lewis. When I lived at Vicksburg I used home and gave the young ladies a real, some of your catarrh ointment. Petro­ Royal baking-powder, per lb.............................................................. genuine surprise. A. D. Rork's birthdays come seldom leum Balm you called iL It cured me Friends of Rev. D. B. Oviatt to the written uj _. articles lire all on and he felt so good over this last one and you used my name tn your circu­ RisingSun “ •• .......... LL ' ‘.......... that he sent his birthday offerings Sun ­ number of a house! ull went to his J. Lossing. Tbjst a .o|utioMry lars. 1 furnished some persons here roosi day to each of the Sunday schools with with It who desire more. If you think Baking powder in bulk, 2 lbs.L home Tuesday night to help him cele­ matters perUtolujj^ tt condition that it be given to the class brate his ;41st birthday. All had a best I think 1 can make arragnements J«o<niMd bargain store between most enjoyable lime. fcTorffi^Vpr- that could tell what his age was. with a druggist here to sell it for you. I—VU I. Jackson and Grand Rapids, Watch this space Everett Stinchcomb has returned I think it really valuable. I am cured every week, and you will learn something to your advantage- On groceries Wm. Croty has been quite low since crockery and baxar goods we can save yon from I to JO per rent. homo after throe months work done In and do not need It for mnelf. the last operation, and not able to walk OUV “- ------ — — 1 oura truly, Albion, Marshall and Battle Creek In OVR MOTTO: Low prices for cash. Remember the place. without help. The boys around town ton." In it Jonathan Harrington, who the interest of Itidpalb's history of the C. E. Bailey. Attorney. lived in East Lexington, give® to the are doing Blither can to help in caring N. B.—Until May 1st, *88 I will send historian an account in a very interest­ U. 6. After a short stay here he ex­ out ’ for him by setting up with him nightr. ing 25c boxes for trial on receipt of 12c. pects to go to Iowa, and engage in the manner of the skirmish at Lexing ­ it is to be'hoped th<u he may som be H. G. Coleman, Kalamazoo, Mich. Hasting*, Mich. same work. • ton, April IWth, 1771. able to be out on the streets. Hastings City Bank' Spring-Tooth Drags. Buggies Nev Livery Mie! DELTON, Wagons. KlgLS&Xi^1SEr»d Farm for Jsale ! Ah There! Hail Gentle Spring Time She’ll Soon Be 'Here. Local News. . Bumfs Daw Haise is Bore First DON’T FORGET THAT. He Dares to Quote Prices! ON WITH THE HE PROTECTS HIS CUSTOMERS! Look at This: n % Special Sale of Baling; Powder for 30 days. LOOK Ol IT* Beamer s Cash Grocery and Bazar House, �Ttil» swing with yonr blood fall of Impurltlea. s„; ajx; >-».“tv" irrkidti-v* and liver torpid, and whole M*tem llshle U> be pro-dratn! bv diteiise-bu* get vmir. self ii*o good condition, and resdy the c^tngtagkSriwannerweitbtr.by taking (W Hood* Sknmpkrlria. It stand* uur<|u*ited tor purtfytac t.% blood, giving an app.-qte. and fora gcnera| spring medicine. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. A SUMMARY OF CONGRESS. £ SOME DOCTORS arh*n<ln>ent which provided for the payment WORK OF THE PAST SIX DAYS IN BOTH HOUSES. Ozqmuw connty hip a Kepublican club. A rgninff factory will be established al wSjland. ot Virginia. Tho opposition was on the ground that it was a dangerous precedent to admit the claim, but it was agreed to. and the lull reported to the houre, but ponding action Railway company f W,<W worth, bccanae of tnjurire metaiued on that line iu tho fall of W. A jury ha* decided that fa,5US will fix the matter up hi aiwut the proper *tyle. The little fi-y. ur^Id son of Charlo Brough, of Ravenna, discharged the contanta of a gun into a ten-pound can of powder, completely wrecking his father» rtore building. The boy wna Uullv hurt, but several curiomer* » ___ __ ___ - ------- - . —■ ------ In. nothing but . ton turning '«m loewe on a ioag*uffering pub­ lic. ' (•.uWac ixxtplc claim thU trine tenth* at the timber land adjon-nt to that town is liberally covered with gum', hard-wood «w Umber. Capital City. lxx>kx as though they would'nt Object w jury. •event! rf>x<l wuri-working iNtplilMunaaM ; b'Axnwr.TOS CtTT, Feb. 28.—A. bill w» tatu licpn**«titative Muffatt, of the Michigan I I-erbftjM Die most injudicious article of A forty-five foot well, thU* *o owked M .Actdrs have of ten l-ren known to‘•make introduced in tho «*aaie Monday provHing Elevemth district. The Pacific railway tele-! up" tojlook like prominent men. it is only • or w pstent ap.-wal court. Thu bill incor­ graph bill, which provides that the Union IV । focxl te diM*a wd jiurk. A Kola ma zno county to require tbo pump being bent to roach th* farmer slaughtered anno sickly pigs and the Viter, b the property of a Frankla tady. withiri a abort period Hutt men about town porating tlie Maritime Canal company ot . ■ . .. » -1._____ ■ i.>..,1 X cilia railway shall abrogate its contract with hare llcen making up to htto prominent A literary society and a tidal wave ot faithadon.' Thl* Li tire- way tlry do ik If in n Nicarrangut was th-m taken up in com- - tlie Wc*t<-rn Union and run ita own telegraph eura struck Tetaraixnr *b»o* rimultaneocmly line entirely iudeixmdeut of outer lines, wu* ing damage suite ngalhst the seDcr. tbentry party a young fellow b Wd be looks taken up atid opposed by White of New ^kirk. A Teuktmdm pc-rxmage ba* earnt-d per like Herbert Keiccy, oa I-xti* Mamcn. or (hock* i-n» towns can w ittadand. rjecled, the committee rare and r«[>orL»l Sjtww of Colormifi advocated it, tmd White month the jia*t winter by walking eight mUea John I'n-w, or Chari** Cogbbtn, lie immedi­ 10 tlie senate. 1 bo bill wa* then pan* 1 — offered a Mthriitiite, which n-temxl the ques­ each day and wielding tho birch iu a “dteately b-gins to drew tw much liku tho actor yeas, 88; nay*, 15. The dependent pvnslon tion to the courts. White's substitute wm re.as p -UiL'l -. nnd in a few day* nuty-in nulity bill *i jocted, and then tlie original bill wns jsueed— trlrt *chule." resemble Ub eronic tm\iel with some accu-. A former rwdding mar Grand Raftld* bad 1D7 to ♦—Hluw. Ketcham, Merriman, and racy. I L-t n play with a'grvnr lawyer in it a little finger bitten by a pig a thort time mnk<U hit; hwi-d-ofn wsekwnm- member of idnre, and 11* thought be cannot recover from tta: Isti will t»< found talking und dnnuing dependent jervnt* of dead veternnx An anieudmaut inserting the word* “and who and war of the rebellion from the charge of tbo tjMulting pobtoBOUv effoctv Mount Clemen* benedict. Lave an extra like tht- grunt lawyer of th^tamnls. It is a diwcrtiotL The bouse then anjuurnoL new ki|.x! of advertising, and benefits !>oth really hanged at Oakland, Cal., was th* ovn-r n . 'xiplr of k'ltcry ticket* that he taeut atriking out lb* ward “totally” before valued nt tlie ui.-Jert sum Cf f Ax he’d xnudval clati. the word •’lucapicltated.” You^ig ladle* do not ww tea guwu»; It la N'llw has at Several minor amsuJmtnbi were then MfchJ;^m Central railway shops, nuw located odt>|>ted, but without coqiplrtlug the bill a A BROTHERHOOD STRIKER SHOT AT MMTC, IU< UCKVIft w-rr >*USSI avsnapwra Michigan (>oople. But the neighbor* of the at Michigan City. But th* indkatiuna that several hills removing political disabditio.i. Wasmibutox City, March 5.—A bill authoriiiug the Lwuu of fractional silver ccrtiflrabw whs n-|>orU-i to tho huuxe Saturday. H. THE ATHLOPHORDS CO. 112 WaHSt. R. T. NO CURE NO PAY! Lr and Square Offer to Invalid, The Mew Method Treat®.« THE FIRST BLOODSHED. senate adjourned. r K<-v.. R. M. Piekena, President ot the llrthiidist Protestant Church of South Carolina; writes from Greenville: •■AU'ut four year* ago I *3* attacked with I what the physirian* pronounced tir-urulgic r!..niniati«:if- acrompanie-d with •rysirtJax. My spj>cutc hilled me entirely, and I h.ul an intermitting pul*e aud very irregular pulMtlana of the heart A ter­ rible pain soon mine into my chest and ■ ahnuLlers, and I became lfcip!e*a that I could laltcnd to no Imslnc** at all The p-'**. frpm ..nr jxirt uf m.y taxly to another. TinalH- the ctar»ipcl-ir broke (mt on my left f....... ... » .............i ___ .1....... ।____ t. ' .i ing. 1 was lor eighteen months sfihiled i>. thi4 way. »«•! of curse used a great znairy kin-ta.if medirirt>->, but nothing gave rr.c '■ !*■(< Friend* finally persuaded mo to try Swift's Specific 1 uoti.ed adecided inp-',»|qnent while taking thu firs: i-ottlo. J • tmtlfucd ita um until i had taken about otie do^-n I sit tic*, wlxn I f-.-unj tnrn-1! round }nd wall again, with no «lg» uf «li*enw 1-rfi egerpt a stiffac*.* u> my hand, a rc-ult hf the tiysip j' Wbi’" taking tie miHicinc.1 gained on .>n »v«r.igv two imundriof flreb per wcek^ I •l.:t>fc S.S A a v.dulbh- ineilicfar. rtul 1 frequently : s Write to the Swin Fl’KCtFlC C<X, Atlanta.Gn. fora Treatise <>n IUo.x] nnj Skin D|xeasc», mailed free to anyone.” BROOKFIELD, MO. rnad« loth, homo on the n-sulutlau directing tho trviaury tainveatigate th* tagar trust. A simi iar report Instantly Klllml by a Deputy Hheriff wa* made on aroeolotlou directing the peo^ j aioua committee to inquire into tbe tumencsT] of tho ••one hundred day” circular by tbo pon- , sion ccmmiMidner, and‘Um* rteolniion wa* J Chief Arthm—A Significant tabled. Bills were introduoad: For the erec- i tion of pobtic building* in town* ot .'i.LA.'O | population; increasing p nsious for lotto! • CuirAriu. March 8.—-Tta- official* of the --<* -■ to—.-ww... . Burlington *Y«tem rvceivwl a dbqiatch again*! the internal revenue law* prior to atnmm Hnturtiav from Brooklldd.’ Mo , <m Feb. 23, im !a resolution ww introduced I tlie line ot the Hauaihal A HL J<x-. ataUtig for an amendment of the constitution fixing ■ that Grorge Watta. tore «>f the okk<engineer April SO as ioauiuration day. an! Dee. 81 ,n tta- emtJoy uf the .*nnj-utv, wm. shot drad us tho commonrem-tit and end of term* of Hatuntay morning In n deputy gta-nfT. it eotigremmen. The District committee thca tqipoar*)i« etitered tta* d> i«>t atxi eulmvorod got ti>o fluor au-i moral the recording ot a! to intimidate »omcut th*- new men oti the testimonial <d req.ee: for th* late W. W. j-jw-unadlvr*. HrvtM.cd.redofftta-pr. nl^rrorau, -iuA wm adopted after a few , l r lbp d tv sheriff but Mumfitogu. appnqctato and the bourn ml- xml ttuule a sigiriticaut iiiovrnwnl toward hi* Joorn . _ । (>Kt{ -11,0 tgfiix-r tfeeji firtxl killing W AsHiicaTOrrrrrv, I- ,-b. 20.—A favorable him iirtouth in tta. p. k. t of th., .-ret wiw rotsirt wa* ni.x ln tn lh« u,nnm Tn «ta\• n . ■ _ . .-. ................ . wealth iu that latitude. An Ixaliella county indy recently procured adivonv. but felt ro lonely over the result that she re-nurrbd within five hours. Some f<Jk* went capable of changing tbrir mind* very - suddenly. under favorable circumstaucre. A couple uf liruibcre named Lombard, reddent* of Arid <m, aged M and 60 ytan irpoctively. hail never !•*■« teparal**! more than a few day* nt a time, until tbe yuunger brother dkd n few day* sinro. THE MICHIGAN LIQUOR LAW. I.AS-xr.G. Mich., March S.-Thc ai» tinder main held coririituti-irml and this, by the ex- higher courts. c<Smty offer* >KiQ in darn cw-h foragmxi, safe squint ut him. fk-enna roanty range* berndf on th* sklo of local proljlbiD<<n by a majority of l.TUU. Several tnqxctaint pruvlstotw 19 Griswold HL, Ht..Cttld>il>ntl.<jL arbitrarily whether Ils* applicant for a Ure-nae Nothing daunted. h- sprtxvd up ■ . . I . --------- . . . Ix-xn:. -i. rr*,-iw*.-, out U.mpnnn hml. bto.ra Mr.I.oJ.taU ........................... Ifrav.«lauthorizing unisonal banks tn i«ni* cin-.iia- . Bi4,, rux. a< fh.XJ-^I.J Th. rale «>-strikers brotherhood rau Th. radun wu I nuifasta. .1*. Ito um nulay ..m n;..- IbwaltoS* so*.lon. . . . ........ ... su*»hn>. atruninlit* atgumofite twiln^ being ma in io in favor nf uf sinking out the whole of Monday'* am*nJmeut'. Blair. Mandenon. ai.d Davuodrocarol this, ami Piumb, Teller anl other* op- auro committee of the Br.rfberh-xxi M !*>**»-poeed :L B itbput making any prog re** m motivc Engkw-ra nnd Firr-tucti ..ifthe line. uf th* bill the »-.i*te adjuurtH-J after holding an ’ in CTtlcnp. executive veMion. A memorial from Michigannhinrrs against lows: any reduction uf tbo duty on iron ore w*r presented io the hnu*e. A resolution qrx* of­ fered exiling upon tt»|idb!ic printer toebplnuthe delay in printer.; iji.OOO rx'.rn copie« of the Pacific railway* report. Tho nMulutiou -oldier. airving thnxigh'iut the « Seventh Mirhiga'i. IT? ha* itinre mami. wncre tw it ret rt'renuv at tm-azo ~• - .. - . . ,.___ . • . ‘ -umt«theart;tbcpruvisiimKivmKllM!mrtre>' , „ . e , . . ]*3itan ixriiee force ot Detroit juristiction rra.un- M.ra.OW rail.-barb. rrtrwln i-lninix to have deiorattel the .__ • ■ un?i : err •«;«/ ».. Tbo- taUd'eti ±O, Fortlaiwl. M rocked, in the Ion* ago. E 0. Buth-r. n prominent gnA-r of l*aw Tbo railway- in Michigan in the region 1 aiiout Mackinaw City nre blocked with snow. DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES AT DETROIT. Uni not required. Saw? h. - ■ Deskht. Mich., March 3.—Borne. Broth- IIW frem their „— ItocAnMk: either ,ti-ill-* reinflrvd. (Ucs.uata Ibe OklaUotua bill *33 du betted wbolo tils bouse agrvrlto public bnUdlQg spproprfalion. n* fdllowi: Omihi, Neb. IndionapKis hi t I ■ Hufoul ~ro in,if. fl'AMX); Bay Ci'-r. Mich.,' {131,'MJ; Milwaufcx-. lV:a. $IV,.'AU The nouwraiitiM llntnelluu, and then adj-Kinpd. WaMUxo'ro.’f City, March 1 —A bill was ferirably rejxwte.l toibeteniuu IVrdiM^diy which anieed* the China*-) itu. rig rattan net W." L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. OEN «.' The onli fiu’f t;.x<*;stoeta the tfloerm .-a wurt.1 mute mitipipt vmx« -n as riyl ai ana dur ml- a* lh.*e ro»,b« „r «. and having m» tacka or u* I* to xext th­ Ing ur hurt the feat, make* tii-m x* i-mnfortr.'ihan<i w-li ntUug a* a h*ni| —ired *hi»*. It i> Hie b**L N »np reawne ual.vx xiui>i>e< on bottom 'K;n.'J '>* s:‘ *• * "sated." W. L. rtJU’.l.kri *1 SHdk. the ordinal and onlv hand ra>wM writ m *hm-. whk-ti equal* eiMtom-marie »bo “x emt in? frutu Sc to K. W. U l*Hh.LA«t ejo BHOff It unexcelled for hr. vy w.-xr. -.*• K DOUGLAS *2 8HOM. U worn by all on -ion nun IJI?". nnu it not sold bv vo.tr det write W. la DUVGl.A-H. Buocktox. MA*!*. A WOOLEY, AGENT, llai«lDg». j i»r vu ivuuiri, u him uaxo the right loreturn, to avail tbamwlre* of the right iu six month* from the i^ssig* at toe get er bo rxrludek 'ibc mtuito non-mn. for public Lull Hng* at Omaha and Milnaupendent pen«io:i bill wc, then taken up. and an amendment making it road “from the indrmiiie* of ago or mental or physical dla­ bility" effcrod by Wiboo. of Iiwa. Ttie de­ bate oo tbb wo* long ami fiartiaan, and at it* couclutioe without taking a vote the uu ate fcoeeeded to executive budties*, an I at 5:30 >djottmed. In the hou*e Kelly denied a newspaper rwI»rt that he h«d aai i tbo Republican* would teeort to obstructive lactic* t.. defeat a tariff bill. A bill wa* thoa reported favorably to secure actual to eettiera the public Sands and protect the foreeta, and thn bouM went Into committee on tbo bill autyorixlng the treas­ ury tu purchase bond* with ibe surplus The debate oo this iodnded In it* trope the whole range of natloatl politim.end wa* long, but the bill wu finally agretd to in com­ mittee, and ths hoove pevwd it. O’Neill in­ troduced a bill riquirmg the branding o.' convict labor goods, and <miogiai were then pronounced opm Representative Moffat, uf Michigan, the house adjourning at th? ecu- Mortgxgr Sale. Default liavlne been made In the condition* ot a o-rtaln morfsage m*Je hy Samuel (taln-s w,fe 10 Carveih. •tot**.th” M 'I*!' of September A. D. IMS, and tbv o^h •• of the Keilster of Deed*, fur the tounty of H ury nnd Jtette of Michigan, on the Ithdayufrieidember A. D. n»s In Libert: of mnrtgage*, on pare Sm: Mid mortgage was arogued tat.eunre iiuttoi, Ml.i ,4;.| e*,|M|irnri,t which inorfeEFSrre u rippi wpectivily, of Wibon and Wallbal, to c alnnMl to be duo iu the date of this uofire Uie date from March <, HH9, were filed in the ““d ,*’vc‘ity-two dollar, utril qigbty^lgfit cents, and un uttoniey** fee of r1.' dobdf* provided fur In said mortgage ■hip of land in else territories to American eith?.durm 0£Dru-'*1J},1l** »t law havinghwi iietw waa pos*eL It exc-pta legation prop, 1 .?.* 2? rpco,'‘r the iinrnej* secured bv ertr in tbo District. Sawmah’s raaolutlon •aid mortgage, or any part therwlf; J requeuing tbo president to negotiate n tronty , toutalned !• Mid mortgage, and the statute in with China entirely excluding Caines) labor­ er* from thl* country wax adopt* 1 A revo­ ?■'«! that cm Thursday tbc seventeenth day of **•) A. l>. i«*x, at io o'clock tn the forenoon I lution was adopted calling on the treasury «‘er MthenJ!!,rth‘r*^‘‘<®"-t0.‘^ h,|rtrt”1 bl<|- for tho correspondence relating to sugar Im­ 1*1 Jt .. 10 North jront door of die Court liou^- portation fraud* in New York. The p-nvion ?ti* * Basting* in the County ot Barry bill than eame up on lb* amendment to adl M^r<-SrBtVT’ toe i'ireSrt® de*erem7r 4. boMrah the premise* u* mar be lirelff ‘nortK»iW. or so inuoh thereof Xid ‘.° pay toe nmouut due on all le^2S^t2?.».!yLRpKrce,,t «’<i pretn^ '".r toerein, the sliHMSrjS ”'^,5 The n'rb mlounrtl?,“f°ltew* er kZmK? u'c north east quart. . Dated February 1», 1»>« ; UfCOatiK BUTTON. MirraairoumovK? Attorney’s for Assignee of Mortc*^., the •whole ground of national politics. He wm replied to by Plumb, awl than,, without octlon, the aenate adjourn*.! until Monday. The bilk for tbo exchange of mutilated sutaidiary mlver coin for ne w cola, and abol­ ishing the |j gold piece w*re reported favor­ ably to the house, and that prohibiting the transmim on by mail ot newspapx* conlaiuuig lottery ad ver tiMnwnt* adversely report­ 'd-,. »Ub were pamed for public bu Kling* «t Bridgeport, Coin., and Hoboken. N. J. in* resolution acc-.pting tba Invitatloa to bhion of 188u w*« adopted after bring moniing. and to tta-cha!nm*u uf tho gri.-v. I •|nual Raj-;-!* the other night that netted ancc <v\ii>uitJt*->> of th*-frtkiwitig ncol* The 4“*’. Chicago & Alum. (’biem;’'. Rwk leiatal A-. Huron painty folk- <-ta!m to have ha.1 I'ndfb.-.AValiaxh railway. GMcagn. Mil**an-; mim.-rou*adventurt** with wild cal*. •< tale. k«j& r*t. Paul. Chicago <fc Northwrotern. ■ it roire to n uiiud 'em of pioneer d^ra. Mfamurt PtM-ifi.-, Atchtam, Tojrka & Kants i TL-c jawta-lire <nnx4 for re, Kcn-*r City, Vixt Hcott X- Gulf, Wi*sxm- j tta.- gurrrnmeak during thi tweetv years «iu Central. Chicago * East* nt llltaufa. Bur-prior to IfiHi r “fPM* it Northern, t aint • Wexford county ha. a ajhoil dbkrirt with t wnfic,. indmnn^dfa. A St. Louie. Wulmsh 1 fivueWblrentrf w-ltool age. Imt the ixclagugtie W*wU-nr < !ii>-n-^>>, Min:: .i;«ilb», Ht. 1’aul A : is w t'rrying alm .1... g - with «*.i. ________ o- 'w _____ two puj>il*. The snow_ Omaha. Oatrai lovfa. ami tlie Ft. IxmU b too dre-p fur tbo .*b*r thrre to attend that Briilgv & Tunnel i>mi|vuiy. Not one ot l!» shritu'of itw-rning. rooiU competing with ita* Burlington ta*s ixx-n left tea out out.. That Thu radical rndiral rn<w.*un«s measunw may :nav bo be . E-x-nnaba has nti eye »|idutlng into been lotted for at any lu-im-ut i» jm-ttv uiwrlv futurity, and «*>■• n glimtm-:- of a JAQjXiu ' certain if the attitude <rf th* chb-fx, as well os bated. Scnur time year* ago Mix. Hattie Colton, a >k.i. Ii. -it ItqUi-uUvc ........of th-ir ttx-ir Luigungc. Is at all rvni Intentiunx Thai a rtnrui ‘ Is Irrcving t ««n4antinn lady.lurt tar v.ure.t b.-lx»t medical thuya i. little dixibL Chief Arthur b strictly skill taring of no avail. A vtait.to Iowa wmie time afterward rxMiU-xi in a t*>tu;iteu- rewtra 'denying bin»>.*lf to the pn-e* and constantly •ending out onJcr* for the guidance uf tl» allot*, but upon retur.iing bodv> ita- old trend de icturnoL Threw Uuies bo* the cx|s*rimen all oli-ng tb»- line uf tl>e tted-up rand. mmit been tried with prudaeiy thk mmc reChief Nargtmt talks tat little, but what bu rays pUluly diow* that the men an- engag.x! Emmet ami Ban-ten cdunthw eave' ••dry" in a rt*»i»',at<- straggle and will mri give up the fight until cuoipleiriy worn out and majorttia* <X1 Feb. *th, the tattarix-iug not for from TOQ. ranted. A hxnl (arngrapbiv- intimate* tjmt thtre's am*- cocnmltteiw N luokrii forward to with dcrj’Mwtol indignation omung A.tiau jx-opte groat anxiet y by both Hartington official* anti toward th* nuinngerm-nt uf the industrial I nithcrb<x»l officer*. Urion the futrome uf home for girls. But <>uc pbtvdclan wa* en­ this meeting ((spends tbc future rotirxe of gag'd, anil four i ten ths rrenltwl from tl>e ty­ Cllh-f Arthur Should a nwonablM excuse phoid cpidemi'-. The people vtadm thnt ludf a domn doctors should l?avo been enjploywxl.but wl.v flu.,- .It.w.l.l tL. > -__ ... .. . .. brotherhood mro will be calk'd out Fyr such action tin- ►mallert infraction of Un* strictest neutrality in the |xw*-nt fight will t»gorvl caune. It i« bcljnved by many that fanner, hoa*l<Mt two cbUdren. and the otlier every western row! is liable under this con­ struction to have it* men taken oat "by Tihw day morning. Tho Harrington tabic fartotly at .Uma has The oOtecrw uf the brotherbood now admit that nothing raUafnctory will wane of their Just paawd through a W.TQUU w-urehlng, with order to jbe engineer* and Hmm of the little ar no insurauce. Rending nnd to quit work ami dispatch** Swnrthtaq like 2.300 ••b*Uo«" scoot over from the nut HatunUy mqrnlng confirm thl* the Jackson telephone wirea daily. belief. Now that tbo on^r-r ha* not been Port Huron'* whotaalo haumm kmp thirty­ obeyed tlie temjiorary che*-k pit upon lb»- eight drunututr* hustling for mon* basin***.," knights who ramo to the city to sveure the Gcnree* county folk* don't teem to dwell pirn*?* of tbo striker* lias been removed, amt together in ]»**!-.- am! hsrmonv. a* tin., recent the Burlington will now rwnune the work -of hiring the willing knights. Mr. Cahill wily term <rf thete circuit ermrt comprised seventy caa**, tho first on the list lelug a charge of ■uccmided in iruding back oust twenty-five ar murder. ■ thirty of the Beading men, and it required Michigan Miunnlc lodges now number 80 OX, Uiemberx. agent, aakl lie did not think the brotherhood to endaavor to bring sueh a pnwure from the public and tin- other road* to taw on us that will compell u* toacwte to tbelr damamls. W* have made no attempt to remove through freight and will not attempt to do so til! we have roraptetcly tnublltal our local traffic. Tlft-n wo will receive and handle through freight, nnd riiould any attempt ta> made to cut tn off from accnmin'slalion by connect­ ing liiKc, wo will try wbaS virtue there is in the inter-state commcrco law. Wo can corn- make them jiay 15.000 for every car they re fu>e tn. B'o ana moving freight trains now almost to our usual capacity on tlio Iowa, Nebraska ami Missouri iiure, ami will hare Unprotected ditch tbo cilrof tba “Soo” baa paid otm of her rilbwn IMO, hx-ause be tum­ bled into mid dlu-h and hurt himself. ■ --—- — — —— kuvw uixtrin In TV oxford county i« a wall 2r. « fee- in <^11 There's rare qxnt for tho thirsty Mmdl boy. The Colboun county fanner*' institute m convention asremblod, decided that the tariff on sugnr ami 'Law* isn't a bit *n ret, that adlft Cf M ■’ P'*ft “ eimp‘* to u" big biddj, that a uniform qystan ot weights and measure* h al.mt the projw carer, arid that the irrerot narriage hlv0*. .yvUxu b ingbfkmgw! to P. Whitney, Jr.,.___ rtihirii ntTb-.* B.-JIOW crnight iu tlie OH! MY BACK! taiitdh;: IbujoKLYX. N. Y., March . — A ft- which bar. at PierS, WaUoibout imin. quickly com luuaiiMlcd to thrre other barK.«, the !>•*»*, Lawhr. and Trijip. afro kwded with bay. and wm- of wild ronfuriem axmmg the famliim who li»<x! on the Imj-gva, but fortunately they nil twajx-d unlnjuml The ftrv njxrwi'to tbo fiicr, Imt ua> quk,-kly extinguish.*! Tlie ag- Vrwman St Co. and Tortxil J, Ca.trf Emit Sauixaw. Micte. March 3.—’Hmradav night warrant* were i*ucii at Mount lleaiant. Isabella county, f ir the nrrrwt << Himr Hart and Oliver Hart, of Lincoln tywndutx Both MTV .-hanMl w-Ok ___ ..7* ENCLI8H BUCHU Kidney INVESTIGATORS IN USE.^ ............... ,a <>uver Hart. • Four weeks ago the huh- ctdld wm Bb -gvd. rr.mlually awaultrd the child an -ran. -i. .__ ....... . Ita i* . thrvatmlnj to kill bar if rite interfered. Ngw:Y<mr, Mnrvh 2.—Hou. krnti..,, n °f ,1Un,,Ls- WM "*o Friday at tbo Fifth Avenue l«<ri by a United Pnm r^. porter., .Speaking of th* MBb tariff bill, ba ■dd: “It b a very guod IriD. It b idrotiral with th** bud tariff billl prejnrod. exi-ete It goes further. It h a good hiH, and 1hope ft will pass. I don't think it will jwm hol tX rm" 'ri«xi* will defeat it by rotlng with tlie protection Republic­ an*. TWte.u*.. refused to ixiMi.ter myboriwmtal bdl. and it refused to mwik-r my tamt •‘LL ftIraid U Win l:v,at tb* Mii bill hkewbn’ .......... •ad,,bora K.I..UO.1* was mdrrtvt fair Rfl, -.—Im “ J " exi-dled from the aru.y l-x-mme bU’U!’' jUMt n,u,roeJ to toh village Utd b now holdmg mn-Mitton meetings at the colered church. I’oUy b aMisted bv tar bn.. W. JOHNSTON A CO.. Crean Bala Catarrh CTKanajii the Nasal PdaMKwi. Allays Pain.ami I n fl am mation. Heals the Sort* Restores tin Senses of Taste and Smelt TRY THE CURE A particle ta ani'llesi t< agreeable. Price bu cent* at I'reggl nifiMared. m ,U. ELY ■!«*..« 5 penny, bnt ury. . tn^.i^T200. flrni’ ma’>^'‘rturcnI of tubular weu good*, recently filled an order from Queensland, P,W» mUoafrom home tight on the other rocuta by tlie brat herb<xxl nu mmi t«. bo pr^-nted as a wmveair b. delegate atten'Jing th* G. A. R. «Uto ft nt hin Jol“l Ku“t',‘ U1° •‘•bip bulkier, died ra. w__.o____ _L. . OO..tffilCM<nsKxrlHU-:! with him in tbo ship building buriHia death, which was from pneumonia, we* connaniiivvlv l**e of Jflrhieau, County of Barn ■ Estate of Edward Leehlritn.r. d.-ce. Kilted Hl* ^tajrmatc AreMentally. I creditors at said <j Kaxsah City, Mo.. March fi.—For tlie Aral tfar lu Lbc history of Kansan City not a saloon Marquette claims the proud dlrtfnetlon of frown watm-nwina that ware covmd with f«et of earth. Uppv Pmrinaula frost warning H»tfor a dentist it Ad-lfann. Balt..™, Ud.. ,_o_— rooms In Ute City ul Hastings, on w <■*- •' the lltb day <tf Msreh. A.D.. 1** *•'' I'e.-dar. the tr.n «tav of July. A 1» . l«* >» ten u cIim-Ja. m..of tmeh M oW days. h‘r ■■■'• MttMAgf MSSkUtMd allowing saMel *M that six mouths from the iwh ds* of J* «- Bab. ��ENGLISH DIANAS. 8PORT8 THAT HELP TO MAKE OUR FAIR COUSINS RESOLUTE. bink ttbl w»» only know, writes Lady Fairlio • Cuntngbame. n few who-attempt it Tiro Comtew d<- I’arw arrack jdiot. and her Imp h:u» been chronicled preUy regularly every wn-k lately. On a thn-o dayrf visit to Ix>ni and La-tv- Coventry, aS Oromo court, ■sboaho: no lw« thuh rabbttato lo-rown gun. Very lik-ly thia sport, like nil others, will woou bare it.» f.illnwingof fuir-nCnitiosU. The Uwt nudten* have bow sinti* very light, small Irorv guns, whore ki'llinff jnwers, if only held straight, quite- camo up to the henry t .n-iva Ironi uf twenty yrsw ago; so there is no reeron why the cxatnpk- set by a few should not soon l» generally followed. Even u'-w thi-ru are ivsno Indiea who slnrol grt-m-e in thf Ilighlan-k, just us there an­ a very few who have brought duwu their stag in a deer forest. Many India* walk with th- guns jarf of the day. and the going -to often sufficiently rough to tax tiro । atwiw* of an ordinary wo­ man. whether It lx- tramping tore deep over Highland LtaHroc, or crowing ni^Irish bog that shakes at every step, and wh*re drop ditcbui, full of |*»ity brown, water, with * doubtful taking off, present difficulty* only to be ovrreotne by the young and active. Even the tamer sport ot partridge shooting in England requires good walking ]>owera; the sticky clays are very beary going, and stumbling over turnip* whan a bit tired is not over pleasant. Covert shooting Is, do doubt, the kind ladle* mi joy must, and to stand Ireriite a good shot for an hour or two in the afternoon at a or rabbit a* th..«y>wu the ride, cad rocketer after roekMar, as they swing over the high tree*, i* very exciting. One quite enters into the spirit of tbe sport, and fed* a* much an­ noyed if a fair shot to miwd, and tin much delighted if a difficult one comm off. ns if one held tlw gun one's self. Whether ladies actu­ ally shoot, or merely walk after the guus, or help to l«tl a covert, they must bo properly equipp'd. The boot* must bo of the strong­ est; tho pottiooat, if not of leather, ought to bo of strong botneapan; and the whole coetumo <me that can stand a wetting. The MUne adviro may In given about fish­ ing, if this iqnrt to to be taken up seriously, and not merely as an excuse for idling along ticed by Uro Ducb-wa of Roxburgh on tho sil­ ver Tweed, or the Ladies Gordon-Lennox on tho •‘thuedBring’’ Spey, to a very different buxin-m. Tliesc ladies are r-.al fhdierwouM-a, and os a Highland gillie said of one of the latter, “It was just a jmirfect wonder to see her funk." It must IroratucittlM-rod that with a heavy salmon rod, to make a r-i.t of «pme forty or fifty yarxls of line so tlio fly shall alight gtmlly within a few Mchm of the dadred sf-ot, is by no na-anx child's play. It requin* not only great skill, but a certain amount of strength. To pbiy uml land a •almon on a Highland river rm uii* to Is- able fin dash up ami down roeky bank*, jumping from bowlder to bowlder, now in tlx- water and now toil, to have . tin’s wrjtta and all the tocuUkiof raltxl aiid Irodyat tension pitch f r *o;m ritnrt half np hour togeth-r, mi l. in fact., to li*vo every nervv anil muscle iu full pUy.Tberoarc iodtecwhadall tlM-tmelvra flaberworaqn who Land tlx> rod to the attendant , ikilL i-ther uukhx-r amuwtuxdita—imin*r they hanliy.ttxteted in any form; t nt u--«v all ia cfcn-j.^xl with a wogKU>cw Tiro aul fact to that wutn«a have b tui grnduaily cnnncq>atiag thetnxefau in nil rountriui frotn tho tonViuitiunal tranrneto that u.-m! to fetter their Mviw. E-ipecualiy to tills tiro com within the iwt ten or fifteen pure, and ns in other count ri-M (AmtTtea in porticular) women ' han- takna to battle with the other Sex fn -frof-.-<.(-.nai life, so in sporting England <Jo they vie with inun In many athletic pursuita. Nowadays tisare nro fmv girls wb-> cannot either ritlo ovor a fence in good stylo and follow a load acron country, or piny tennis. I. .1. MK.I ..VHK _ • __ ■ . . an Yankee Springe hotel. .Through the graeroua hospitality of her husband and heraelf. thia hostekry became fam­ ous In many states, and In an early day Yankee Springs whs much more fre­ quently mentioned than Grand Rapids or any -point lu western Michigan. This was the famous hotel of which it was justly said Tt bad six stories all on the ground,"—five 6f the six “otories" being as many log additions-to the original structure. But in tills rude buUdlug a gracious hospitality was dispensed, and not uufrequently its roof aheltx red 100 guests, and its stables kept GO horses. TYavelhrs would go far out ot the way to reach the Yankee Springs hotel, as much for the home comforts of th<place us the excellent viands served. Mra. Lewis became widely known as the iniHtress of this hostelry, and was | responsible to h large degree for Its pop­ ularity. Mr. Lewis died in 1!TO. His widow married a Mr. Mills a few years later. For the past few years she has laen living with rvlatiun in Alaska. Kent Co. ■ ... ’ ... . «_ — ‘ 23 Nome and Residence J Ambrose Reid. Cltv - Aire Dcviburu. Castleton «till MaUrsoq, Yankee springs i Carrie Huiqj'tt. i Itoi-j miu L. Hiros, NasbvUle > Leia B Koblnaon, " > iiumpbrej Fbbcr, Richland. Kai. Co. । Libbie McLeod Orangeville i Ilrnry F. Smith, Yaiiaee Springs T Julia Kiddrr. Irving } Sites v. Henry, Baltimore 1 Mli.ule Wooiett. Wandland , Howard E. Tolle*. Odessa. Ionia Co. 1 bi tie Norrb. Nalllusore „ i Wm.G. Cntwioni. Orangeville r I Mr*. Belle Ib-eriirg. • I Fred K. Malih-'u -. In Ing 1 ) Nellie Nlockfog. Yankee 8pdng* i Hitward Spire, Assyria • •“ I Mary AnlM-. Katun Rapid* euXnST. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. *.- LouIb. InKlw la HASTIl Haatlnp to a city of W** by a rtefc and prosperous eoonty seat of Barn °°“n BEAM! of HEBRON POTATOES. ---- - **A MIMfl srsr1£K.% of Ouurisbliig inauufacluriu K* dreelutmowul lu this bindrvd by lack of proper ttea. The Michigan Centr Rapid# iteciora nuaw ne Wind-Storms, Tornadoes, and Cyclones! secu IN TH1 3 V-rt.-lrre.v-t Lord i*rre*«,l I'hrokao*. »prtox's Uvc Chtekfta “ T’.rkcyx C t- ■'3 The finest cookers of the seas­ on. . ■ The best seed for the fanner. Ripens early and good size. $100- beat jx>UU tor mauutsct I——..,— *T"rt .V..m Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone & Wind-Storm $1.00 Dated March 3d A. D.. i*dk D. B. COOK. Guardian. furuHure and £nk'Jttbeb»diMeiUra MxmecUou we will alate rear.Ue new buildings E^£ms£W aouceruiug Uil». m.e of th gau, and having re troi take the Harzi.so* Hamx be the equal ot au) cvuuty INSURANCE COMPANY. M.-vu-l 8. llenttey minora. Notice la hereby Elven that I -hall aril at put>ilc amnion, to the hlxbeat Bidder, on 8*t>;rdar the twenty-Onrt day of April. A. D.. 1are,at io oVIock, In the forenoon, at th«- <ifltee ol ihc Judge of Probata, In the City of Ha-llnc* lu the rountv ot Barry in the State ot Michigan, pur-u.u-1-to llevnM- and authority rr.inted to m<- on the mini day of Mareh A. D . W*. by the Pro nute Court of Barry County. Mtrhlg.ui. all nt the -vtatr. right, title and intereit ol tiro *ald minor* of. In and to the real ealate altnate and being in the County ot Barre. In the State of .Mlelilgan. known and deacribed re follow*, to­ w II: Ttuil part of wrel halt of wnth oret quar­ ter of acction eighteen In town three north, range rirlit lying north of the high way irmllng from llaxtlnga to Yankee spring*, t-ounded Mfollow*: Coinmenclug at the north west corner of laud deeded to Win. I. F. Uaiaa. md thenee running weal on the north line of M. BAT^S, List of (Officers: Directors: actentiuu ioeoneeiUMta. Pickidemj SELAH W. MAPES, JJ A. BARBER. M Olivet. Mich. Homeopathic Phyai u_KI. . Vice President. to elty or noooty prorat<t denee -Bentley pl.wr. cm k. Ha»Uox*. Midi. ORSON SWIFT. Nrehvjlle. way. thence easterly alone the center of high­ way MMO rods. thence north 3S rods to the rtare of beginning, routstnlng 6 -serre and 15 rods of tend, excepting all parcel* sold tbere- fl W.L0WRT.M. VI. D. W. ROGERS. - Hastings. PhvM w C E. CHAPPELL, MITH ACOUJRO L*w Wanted Journal. rXnrl.n.H Chico- INSURE YOUR PROPERTY Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade. I. K«w Vort. Good goods at Bottom Prices. BUSHELS left far behind in those very pursuit* which, a fow ahrxt Jten ago. were looked upon ax entirely the privllcgo of man. Kingsley mys it is tho banl cut wind that xnakrs hard Englishman, and wo In our turn may odd it to the loro of otRdoorlifo and Xpert* spiced with danger that help to tpako Rusdann on to tiro mcrita.of Comcb n» cav­ alry. They are regarded by same as tiro true typo of the cavalry that nlony to corni-eteur torojrowith the difficulties encomite-red In raodero warfare. ThU opinion to founded on tb« distinguishing characteristics of that dam, via., prutnpteMwa, endunmen, independ­ ence, kiwn sense of locution and natural lntelligvnca Others, and especially tl^ rejmlqr cavalry, look upon them with littfo favor for tlicy ctutoider them lacking in rjbcnllnal tlon, reliability and fttrndfaxtnw in fact they regard tbare wild borvemea a* iKrntming more Winn lhe ordlotry amount of xbyncre fn .advancing against infantry fire, and beltovo thorn fit only to pursun a dvmorolirrd nnd re­ treating foe. According to there different views Cho one would havo the Cowack (m-gular CBVdry rtrictly a.-HM, brought into dladplinci and (extracted In the methods of JOB HUN1 scUUrrid* to felt In it DUNNING & ROGERS. Hutter Apples, evaporated TUuoUiy (teed........... (Imer seed Lime. 1.01................. ADYgRTlBlNG rimnn per year Kxtracharge tornpe 600 600 Warranted pure stock’ at ? 8 Hall, bbl ... flatter, too Ueef Hides ‘tell illda* Sheep pells & N BWBMCMrnoii MfiHl FRUIT HMD PRICE BAXIKG POWDER CO.. 600 cook ■hobs: Endorsed by the hf*<!« et th* Grvxl Vnl*<•whies n .1 tl ...1,1. Jill T." ■ 1 JWAJQ V-w-d by th* Vnltad State* Of rtrnmfmt I l-.ll.lt<■■ <. .ir $1.00 Wheat, white new " red----Oom... Onto... Reas*.... Potato.-* The Hasting BOOTS FlAVDRlM6 EXTRACTS perfect xx. Rastinob, Barki dhicious S*KI*S J.8*®6,? —or— No. HASTINGS MICH flUMCEJ Ttwrn*Bplr.»l.MO. ‘ J. J. Itarttrolomvw to Ralph Newton; lot* 113 Hu.w.li. ' ’ John S. Goodyear to C. K. &H. IL IL Co.; par ret city, «4>3a V. Leh>» U> G. L Chandler; lot 1 blk 3 Strik­ ers add'dry, $j». v June IL Sb, nmtn to Ksrab A. A ayes; ns lot* 1 and 1 blk I Ch rm bvrialJi'x sdd rtly. f'-,. KiUe Jf. Bcncli to Mary L. Hughes; W sec K Hretlnxs.tl.am. ' Eli/abctb B. Clark to Daniel 8. Clark: to* sec a Johnstown, two. vol. flfFRICEfc Following are the real estate trans­ fers for Week ending -March uth. 188K, as taken from the books in the register’s officeHasting*. St.000. Geo. I. Ctuuidlrr to Henry Gxxlsjwed; ou s w 4 see 23 Tbornxqiulr. SiXa. Knaiqien A VauArtu <a to Beni ~E. Rickie; n’* lot i Ulk 3 KcnCeld’s add cPy, Ja«>. Jennie E. Bouck to Hartlsou J. Forshev; Ma Me a lurry. SMIX). llnrriMiu J. Forehey to Sarah A. Forsbey; 80a sec Xi Barry. »1,000. Vtulant Hearltw to J. A KUii|cru»milh;Iot93 Orsugcviiie, aim. Daniel <’, Burpee 10 James C. Holly; tta sec 3S Y ankee Snrlugs. fXO Andrew Turek to Sarah -V Hayea; und i of lot I and 3-blk 4 Bowers and Chamberialtto add city. STS. . John Lee to Harry E- Rhlnj; 4ta sec 8 Wood­ arm < I <^VUU- WE/cSt>x PURE POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tins powder iiever varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesoowtirsi. More economies! than lhe ordinary klud*. and esnnot be sold In competition with the malritudeof low tert, short weight, alum or phosphate powder*. Boid only £?!)?• Baxino 1’owdoh co., icb Wail BL N.Y. estn-wc SJSTSJPi’T; Mbs. Mart C. Mills, known to the pioneers or Marry county us the wife of William Lewis, of YankeeSprlnpe, died »xh day of MwrtT. Thursday last at her home in Alaska, Kent Co., at the advanced age of 83 years. She accidentally fractured one of the bonce of her limb the Saturday before, and never raljic<! from the shock. With her former husband. who was familiarly known as Yankee BUI Lewis, she settled in Yankee Springs In 1817, from which time until 1815 her husband kept what was at first called the Mansion bouse. afterward known UfeUmYL:X7tro«fr7x’l^n D. lmb. tn a certain cau«n therein pending, wherein AUle L. Beeivy is com>.I.*,.X IPvMnlr M 111. Lap ■a.v.I M—... ■ 'it.™ Int built in .uddml, JWuUiihi not tidy noon .out ubiniv m._i upon nilmlor,- X' Jour nripbixir ' Wow iuj. a. ity of Barry anil atalc of Mich;t hnuw beimrtba place for bolding W tor aalrt M»<ntv n4 Marrv all • A E.KENASTOS artin v. bab M Insurance und JAMES A.SWEE c. WELTON From ths Barry County Democrat: mTi“m’ •T.*’r8 .w‘ni1 H» Indiana and llllnoj the Michigan Mutual Cyclone and Wind-storm Inaur.ince SISK7 . v2 wcr«««i tbelr present rapid growth IT.i» tb ?.n/ j’ flmrvlng ot the patronage of the pcopi- of inw mate, bring a borne company and conducted by rew,‘ “ reliable Insurance men. At the h-. -l w “*» “ «- W. Mapea. I’rw., of Olivet, am! 1>. **"• *<nrtary. of thia dty. who is well kno«u te oe one of the beat mutual Insurance men In the state. *lv®.* faw "ketches of the late storm: nnnVm’V. US\Ind" F,,b' 90-~A special from Mt V- r°on’, „• ’V*1*? lbat’2‘ cydone struck that citv about 4 >• ■' The storm came from the north w><. ro^nd ,n • hBlr cit'd* raxed lhe town, kv.l *?d Br* remainder. rairoSTr . tor?i*10 OHfan, It began thundering snd ndnlng for xome time, when suddenly a low, rumbling tm.rh \?trd MDd * bUck drn"® c*oud that seemed to dir? H..J^BW7VWtb*dtJr “K* U 'efJ mL.niu w2!!!dr*,,t , houi** were blown down and many people were crushed >n the ruins. Groceries of al! kinds. In nunmance and by virtue of a decree of the ireult court for the County of Barry, . 1., rl,. W.l. Hi.KI.... tOfflro lu Vntun b ”h,d - ro.eHnlP.nJ Wi*’H’ S‘ W' i,!'P®8-ot Eaton county, who is one of lhe twat known farmers. The Mcrrtary. I». W. thiscitK.ls well and favorably known** emorprising awt-fiushlhg-seereUry of the Barry A i :. £ **lrB Insurance Cpmpanv, am! bus i-- u J “ a w,W» tfiat company lor the past 15 year- Mr. KogerMi has। made a thorough Mtudy of mutual ln.*ur ic •■. ana is the kind of a man who makes'a success of " ....:• ever he undertakes. • Flour of al! kinds. Corn meal, fine. Ground feed, Corn and oats, Clover and timothy seed. A. D. COOK. of tl|o present go to show, « known only in the mins il is ‘o the sbuth. No city, the Cyclone s fearful blow. -e^5±^'&“4^‘> J33±‘.-|Stt Mi dB,,r.wl- tl,Mt * certain liutni- The hard fi^t^oveVnV'amUhe nLhw»n tn>S’ n<T t*,eori«s of the act al ??siSn Y^I^I v -T °f “’“’J'ernbl« atorln8 town villa® or uiet arm kI V "orthTho only se^snile thinv left. to h6 I eed expect immunity from 25. Good tea n ^ause !SRF exerDPBoD from accident is no assur50 Best tea one W1 a°t occur to-morrow 15 ^o® Tea dust 2-lb can baking powder The Boss coffee a Best coffee........................................... . n Green coffee.................................... .. W. J. Bowne's cigars, the best 5c. Fine cut tobacco, 30e„ 40c., 50c., bOc. Plug tobacco, ^Oc., 40c., 50c., State of Michigan, county of Barry.—aAt a reunion of the Probate Court Count) ot Barry, boldcn at the Probati the Citv of «* de>i-ivs»d ne.?‘I^'11Kn<lt!,.‘’11“*ln« facterhNon3e^i1noffSv«Cy “"I of Tornad“®» and Cyclones are now established Ihis^oUdSd •'Fur^f,,theDC3oaOd“’’,y’ ‘Ong<“r gU“rttntee fn>m the d“truCtion of S Bonn, w.u “f* buur. Do nor rrtr fl** “V r“U upon a wJW r«”'b U»t tormutoa. •’T WMWorm. .nd mor. Ulan off-wui ih« .mln iSouS. j our property under protection Mwnuiry to pu« Mutual iDsurnnee to basari mw>n *k * right and justice to all. The farSJ?Srb^>,d ,prIndPle of as oUers. are beginning il thlJk «d L^ “ *dI their property against wlnti-atnrtn?™, *¥*• n<1 ,n"»rlng At thia company increase in vrara. n,u,u*i Plan. popularify. \Ve look for and exXJui Jl“2t Io this year *uch a growth a* to h^iK re ‘*ud of history of mutual insurance ThJ JhLeVrr’ Men ,n th« «««i by rttponsiidi m wd?L inJnrn«e <'o,np*ov l" m«>bj <b.prnTmtb.cl?,«> ' ■term mayTjL't^ dil,lon’ *Ild ***17 w|nd- be no qu«UM Ual nJool7n^,Tl'. 1 l,lu Tt>m> can agdinbt tornao^.eL>“etal““>"*> Tok „ . A Mtalatara Cytioae. C|A2°’ F*V- 2,~A tornado * erferd ay in Ferrv and 'hlM wr**ked ■rvrral building* aoci om.tn.yrd voat traet* of timber. No livtw were hwL Pril XI-H-wlr «11 th. bow<« io *V • '»-•*> jmt.nl.’. ao*> XI <£witoKSS!*,“ rranMf werB Wo*n your UmT’h.rt’reTn to C0ll"l>' <l0^ not wiri» to occupy mavrin?«i^t2\u .elh,,c,rcular *,lhTo0 lhal 'ou‘ b?kl£SSKtJiT mUt** * J0" couvwleuoe. and will "? blru an answer svhf® he calls axahi If ’“"te 1”'o-u.»Uon tomu th. Ln- QOOK & bHELD (Offlroln At-stract H uuvai. a. ivwwr —c jjnappen & V \V ILLI AM B.8W H At Law And yy ILLI AM B. R.TTMMERM F. Homrepalhic w.HLA!,D^ Patronize 4' Job � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-03-14.pdf ea705776ee2341252c1530df4227a6e1 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXII. NO. 46. HASTINGS. MICH.. MARCH 14. 1888. WHOLE NO. -1711. NOKTH-EAMT O MANGEYTILE. Benj. Alien’s house burned to the The Woodland mails are verv heavy laden with good things, and a large crowd cleaned them off nicely. Quite Delayed Letter. on Wednesdays. The Banner is print* ground on Thursday last, consuming a number were present from Charlotte. Mr.'Stuart is still confined to his bed. ed on Wednesday and reaches here on all that was in the chambers and cellar. The tire is supposed to have been car- . Mrs. Mark Rapson was thrown from Married, Libble McLeod to Hum- the same evening. HASTINGS, Ba BUY Co., All CM. Grand theater in Woodland Monday ried by the wind from the kitchen Tho following penooB are aatbortxed u> re­ a wagon last week, while going home phery.Fisher, of Richland. We extend chimney located upon & leanto portion night from town, and badly injured. The congratulations. reive labacripUaiia for itee Bannkk: Exhibition at our town hall on Fri- of the main st ruction to the roof of the team became frighten^l and wheeled Victor Doster and wife, of Dakota, upright, sparks lodging upon the "shin­ around suddenly, breaking the wagon ’visited at their uncle’s, Ira D. Brooks dav evening. 8UHSCE1FT1ON RATES Fourteen new subscriptions for the gles. A small Insurance in the Barry and throwing Mrs. R. out on the frozen the past week. ground. R. G. Flower attended an -auction, Banner taken by the. Banner agent and Eaton. -LMcEelvey. Mai.le Grave. If nut paid before the end of the year the John Louden and wife, of Augnsta. The Banner degree staff ot the Battle and brought home with a cow. fanning last week. wk* of »ub»crip<lon will p««itlvrly b- •!.». People who givq babies laudanum were making old time friends a call last Creek Odd Fellows lodge drove over mill and hay. knife. Postmaster. Hanfirld. here last Saturday night and worked Jennie Cook has gone to Haatlnfis to should use It with care. It is a danger­ Friday. , ~ “ O'DwmML cuunty. M. M. Rockwell and wife leave here ous drug in the hands of the inexperi ­ the degrees on ten new members of the stay with her uncle, A. D. Cook. J. N. Covert. Cnrttou. ADVERTIBINlf HATES: FostuMMier. Freeport. to-day for a few days visit at Lansing. incal lodge. They were C. B. Lusk, L. F. Cook and wife visited Hastings enced or ignorant Youno Soldier. . Lucien Polly may or may not claim D. L Morthlaml'‘?idar Creek. Chan. Finnan, Dr. C. E. Goodwin, Dr. friends oi-er Sunday. Uur olumn per year. ................................... 1100 00 J. Norton has moved Into A. H. to be a firsLclaas horse-jockey, yet he Kxtrachxrxc for special position*. The Banner correspondent sincerely F. U Norwood, I^lton. W; H. Young, F. C. Boise. D. A. Green, does claim to have a cutter after hav­ JohnSlieati. Hickory Comers. Ren Noyes, Frank Griffin and B. B. thanks the Democrat correspondent for Whitcomb’s house. JQB PRINTING. . Brown & Calnx*. Prairieville. If you want any patent wire fence ing msde two trades, leaving him with­ Downing. The work ot the Battle his invitation that sl)e may have the ggpectal rride I* felt In the Job Prlntltui Deware call on J Norton. peitmrut of the Banmkm. Everything In the out a steed to drive to town. Creek staff is very highly spoken of. pleasure of seeing that valentine, and Mr. Bulling has made application to entire office It uew; and with the laU-it tares of Polly A. Starks, while going to visit a. u.oeMup.uraiiaejruie. Very little maple sugar is being mar­ thinks she may accept when the walk­ have the commissioner take up a hightype, the mo< approved patxera* of mAchtuerr I'ostmaatcr. Yaukre Springs. her sister, Mrs. Geo. Jones, last week, keted. ing gets good across iota. sod competent workmen employed, enables the C. W. Armstrong. Bowen*Mills. either slipped or stubbed her foot falling Carrie and Abbie Potter and Will wav that runs through his place. Cal. Ainsworth and wife, of Grand Money paid to thew, agent* will be receipted Quarterly meeting at the U. B. upon her face, bruising It and her eyes Smith visited at Tdm Ellsworth’s in for by the Banjock proprietors, and we tru-d Rapids, were In town last week. church on Saturday and Sunday at the so badly as to be unable to see for days all suoserlber* ul the pUeev named who have At the village election Monday the Irving over Sunday. not settled with us wifi, between this date and Tamarac church. after. She is now' recovering. New Years, pay their subscriptions to the local option ticked was elected entire, The republicans of the township of R» .......... ...^.,1 ....... by good majorities The officers are ilutlnp U » city ot 3.000 people, eurrouaded DKI?TON. Woodland will hold their cauc m at the bj a rich aud prosperuu* country, and li tl>e president, C. w. Smith; asseaflor, John Delayed Letter. hall on Thursday March 29th, NI8KKRN. bounty wet ot Barry county tti local io:; on Henry Replogle has begun to break There will be a debate andother ------ town Furnisa; clerk. H. C. Zuschnltt; treas.. 1888, at 8 o’clock. All are invited to and dress the stone for the wall for the three nalural terraces rtsing from the Thorn E F. Evans; marshal and street com ­ literary exercises at the Dunham school »p;.K rirer, could hardly be sarpxMed. With attend. roller mill so as to have all tn readimMS missioner. Jerry VanNocker; constable, house Thursday evening. ‘ ts beautifully shaded street* aud handMMne Our school in district No. 4 closed on to construct the wall in the shortest Milt. Culp has bought 40 acres of his Friday last tor two weeks vacation. . Rev. Lane and wife are attending Jas. Harper; trustees, A. C. Staulon, time possible when the spring opens. father. Thos. Purkey, E. Chipman. •taudard ul excellence, alto a acboot library of meeting, also Elder Bridanstine. Ida A!yers has received the school in Elder Garrett is preaching in the the V. Bretz district in Odessa tor the The millwright^ are to commence ! JOO volume*, xud elegant »chool buildings. It Dora Price, of Castleton, is visiting work on the mill the first ot April. • dm are churches. three excellent newspapers, Dunham school house again every two summer term. GERKEV. and uumerutiM BoeiHies of the arcret and bener- Maple Grdve friends. F. J. Norwood is thoroughly over­ The revival meeting at the U. B. “Pony” Duffy has moved into Sey- weeks. Lillie - Doud Sundayed Lola hauling his store. putQpg in two new There will be a Bible reading at Al. Godard church b a grand success; between 20 mour Olmstead’s, bouse. ’ s in Sebewa. counters, and arranging for a tine postnlsii salcr of uu»uhnu3i-<1 purity mid adapta­ and 30 have come forward. Durfee’s next Sunday. School closes in the Tamarac district tion tor utui»ciiul<Kj>urpo»e». Ard also secure offi>« which is being built lor his use. Wm. Coville and Henry Miller trad­ Quite a number from Cedar Creek next week Friday. adequate protection \qtaliiat fire. It lias two rRF.EPOKT. F. A. Black man has contracted’ to good bank*, which extend every poMlble ac- and Baltimore attended meeting here Mimi Christina Berkle will .teach in ed farms some time ago;thev are now John Smelker was in Hastings Thuis- build a store 24x00, two stories and cel­ cooiudaUou to natrons, and two new hotels, one the Cheney district this coining Sum* moving to their re-pective farms. of which >» now open to the public, that bare no overhumlay. day. lar, for Mr. Higlev, of Kalamazoo, who James Culp started for Iqwb MonFrank Guy. of Woodland, spent Sun­ mer. We hope she will stir up more insuperior lu any city of ihrre times Hie populaIt wm somewhat damp around town has rented it for three years to be used 2ou of Hustlnk*. Its bnstness men and bu,l- day here. । terest In the school than was exhibited as a store tor general merchandise. The band will have a cobcart at the Saturday. b«m 1ioum» are fully abn-ast with the time* In We think young ^nen are getting last winter. J. G. Reuter was in Hastings Tues­ The store is to be erected at ofice and ' push and enterprise. It baa already a number Quarterly meeting at the Tamarac M E. church Wednesday night. oi fiutirishUig manufacturing enterprise*. But low when they place Htuu\bling blocks ' occupied in the early spring. Frank Wilcox closed his school Wed­ day on business. Ha develoueraeut lu tilts direction han been In the way ot those who are trying to church last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. roster Sisson was in Hastings Satur­ Henry Cramer is at work putting up nesday. kindred by lack of proper transportation Ucili- live better lives, especially when the W. N. Bridenstine preached. a restaurant and boarding bouse laxJi Geo. Mason is getting stone on the day. Old Air. I. B. Raymond is nearly one is their flbter. Miss Cadwell spent Sunday in Muir. feet, two atoriea, near the depot, wmeh Holbter McArtney and Marv Guy blind. He thinks the cause Is a'slight ground for the new Moore school Trrry Corrigan shipped a load of hogs in to be ready for occupancy by the house. Ilaatlugi. lusklng it Urxrcr fblcago by rail are appointed as delegates to attend tbe shock of paralysis. from this place Friday. first of April. than cithri Grund Rapids or Jsckurn. It Is the Did you ever hear of a lot of visitors purpose 'it thv projector* ot lids Hue to extend Sabbath school convention at Hustings Andrew Geiger waa one of the lucky The large frame building of Myron 801,’Til MAPLE GROVE. the mime to rUguhxw next year, which will Thursday and Friday, lor the first U. to the last day ot school having to Delayed Letter: onre tfaxt got a certificate at the exam­ Pennock’s is nearly ready dor occu­ ' make tbe C. K &. S. uu« or the be*t lines tn B. church of Maple Grove. come home Saturday in the ruin ?. I did. ination at Hastings. pancy, and will be run as a boarding ilichljpin. Tbe'Lowell & UastlnK* railroad bu E. Palmer has moved into Sam Nor­ George Cunningham removed five Rev. Baldwin's sou Lauren, expects A good many ties arc being delivered house by himself and Mr. Nobl.es. been graded ami Ironed from towel! south to ton’s house. Freeport, eight miles north of Hasting* The to return to Hartsville Ind., the tatter more shot from his leg last week. Bis Geo. W. Norwood is gelling out the Lettie Howland, of Newaygo, is visit­ here at present. right of way nas been secured and most of the part of this week, where he is attend­ leg was pretty heavily loaded. Geo. Perkins and Peter Godfrey were flilb for bis house and will soon com­ ing l.ier relatives in this flection. • grading been done from Freeport to Hasttugi- ing school. mence building. as will Aho Mr.Grilluy, This ru.id will be extended to liastlugs In 1m, Elmer Brooks and wife returned to in Lake Odessa Thursday. DOVDt CORNERS. Anthony Ostroth has something to and It Is ex pec led will a&so be pushed on to G. J. Teeple*s people enjoyed a visit Mr. Tack, VanHorn and others. Mr. Battle Crrek last Saturday. Buttle Creek. These two new roads will give keep him awake nights and he is not Rev. Voorhees was able’to attend his Many of the young men of this town from Alias Hendershott, of Hastings, Whittemore iu at work with hb port­ Hhsitng* a* flue transportation facilities as very apt to forget it, — it is a ^feluu. la.lL week. able mill sawing out the timbers and apjMiintnreul here .Sunday. could be desired, aud mike it one of the very talk of going wcs» this spring. . beat polut* for manufacturing establishments Job Cheesbrough’a people mourn the a bill of lumber for tbe roller mid. John Valentine is around again. E. w. Morey, Katie Mayo, Carrie J. McKelvey is on tho Mck list. io locale To secure *urh Is tbe Slin of the eitiJ. Catnplidl tius'returne<l to his home "Watkins and Allie Smith attended the loss of their pet dog Brunn te. As soon as the ground will admit of leu* of Hustings, and it offers most liberal tn Claud Welton cIosk! hb school inAhe in IhLHtingk Ip. from visiting friends J.G. Rrulersold some lat sheep to staking it out. J. K. Bush intends to duceiueuls fur »ucb lusliUdtum. Ortaluly no Mavo district last Friday. examination at Hastings last week. X around Cloverdale. bettrr place for auy bnUMfii of manufacturing. John McIntyre has gone to Dakota Stone &. Brooks, ot Caledonia. Monday. plat 10 or 20 acres more lb the v ULige Tbe exhibition at lhe Hyde school •fpK.is.iy furullure aud woodwork, could be Mrs. Will Richardson spent part of ot Delton. He has sold what he first School closed Wednesday last. Henry with a carload of horsee for the west­ Mhclcd and a liberal boo us will bAgirrn for house last ThUNduV was well attended last week at Campbell. platted, in all thirty lota, an< has bad Uie lix-altou here ot SUeb esUMlslimetits. and reported good by those who at­ Gaskill ia a first cLtss teacher and in- ern market. Holmes Bros, tinuhed up load:ng application for live lota more. \ . tctidfl teuching the summer term here. Ua-llug, is about to enter a new era of pros C. Marshall has been engaged for the pertly, mid propose* lo place Itself iu tho trout tended. A stdp track for the roller mill will H. Mosher and family from Clover­ summer term of school in the Dunham their ahip Umber Monday. They have rank of the hustling cities of Hichigan. Iu this Owing to the bad weather the band dale Sundayed at 0. D. Ixioinis’s. (onneL'tiou we will state that during the past concert was not very well attended. district, this being his third term In taken a great deal of oak out of this tie put In assoon as lhe trout will admil of the work being done. Donation at Sid Hull’s Tuesday the that district, which speaks well of country this winter. Mr. Baldwin and wife are meeting 20lh, for the benefit of Rev. Voorhees; M. J. Gosa of Prairieville, is at ones Myrtle Udell, of Carlton, visited Fos­ Chris. • • with good success in their efforts at Come all. to erect a warehouse aod pul In a Lum­ ter mission last week. ' concerning till*,'one of the best cities lu Michi­ MOKGO-TllORN APPLE. John L. Roush went to Greenville ber yard here. Some 2U1.0&J feet, or' Saturday was the last day of school gan. and having as bright prospecU a* auv. U. IL church. Ehler Moffat, who has l>een visiting at Hopd Center. Mr. Dauirl is hired take the HasTiNUN Bannkk. acknowledged to Alias Addison, of Maple Grove, was Frulsy, after E. Mungery’s ho use-bold uiore;of lumber is now on tue way and be the euual uf auy county paper published. at W. C. Durham’*, returned lo his to tench the summer term. expected u> reach here early thia week. the guest of Lola II vde last week. " gocxla. home hear Middleville last Saturday. We saw by the paper last week that Thus lhe good work goes on. The Carrie Grater visited her sister Mrs. Olla Hill and Addte Main spent part M. BAtES. Corel Eldred, John Waruurton and I, 11. M"sber, ot Cloverdale, last week. of the week at Air. Muina* in Hastings. Will Croty is very low. We are inter­ spring and summer bid lair to be lively Attorney at Law. Abner Shoup started for Dakota Mon* ' j rtioiuas Henzon has moved to Gull Ike Makord of.Clyde, Ohio, returned ested lu ttie welfare ot Will, and sincere­ fur this enterprising little burgh. The Hasting*. Mich. ly hope he will ^on be aide to be eves of mkuy are turned in Uits direc­ PraetlrM In a l courts of tho state, bp-cl »1 dav. ; Corpera to his home last week. Elmer Brooks and wife, of Battle ; tion; Wm. SHlwl, of ILutiuga, is thihkDance at A. Dt-Long’s Thursday around. Creek, have been visiting at u‘John F. Abers will do the work lug of taking up hh abode i*iuv>ug us. night. Good time for all present. on John Teepte's house. Myron Teeple Mark Bkillinxa has hired MrvEvans, m other's. The whooping cough is raging iu our । Mr. Mother his commenced Belling living near Delton, to work for httn There will be a dance at F. M. Qill will work with hiiu and learn the trade. LJ X BARBER. M. D., i goods in hi* new 8tore find we also midst. Mr. and Mrs. Will DeGulia, Florence lt»h sutumfk on tbe farm. Mr. & in­ this Tuewlay night. : have a postoffice. HomeopathicSftfvsirian ‘and Surgeon. A tew have tapped their sugar bushes Wright and brother,' ot Middleville, tends to erectSulivery and leed stable CKKSMWtf CQUNERS. Mr. Davton is about to build a nsMmj be found at hi» offlec over Nevin** store but (there has been no sugar made Isaac Kistler, of Battle Creek, was were the gutv>te ot Chaa Brunson and in the early sprint, for theaccooilauda­ taorant. at this place. troui «|<j 10 a. m. Mid from 1 U>3 p. m. All rail* tion of any who may need such ser­ Saturday aud Sunday. M> rlly or county promptly res|<oii<l<-d to. Re«l- around here yet. Mr. Campbell is framing the timber brought here for interment ia.it Tura- wife Will Van Wagoner is moving Into Several iroiu here attended the sur vices. We are iulo’rmeti tout F. A. renre —Beiitir, place, cor. Outer *ud Church for his store. He will deal in agricul­ dav. Mr. Kistler was tin old resident prise at Jno. Salsbury’s, ot Bownr Cen­ Blackman is already prepared to furn­ C. Ha-IU.K*. Allclt. r Beebe’s house. of this vicinity, but for the past eight tural implements. • ter Thursday. It was their 25lh auni-' ish any who way desire u ride into the About forty of Bon Potter's acquaint­ Various parties are drawing atooe years, has resided in Battle Creek. Mr. versxry, and the party left some very country, or lo tbe neighboring viU><ra. ances with baskets loader! with good and it W. LOWUT. M.D.. luuilwr for building early in tbe K. Mjlier preach*! the funerakdiscourae It is expected that mall grtviCiB will IT. Physician and Surgeon. things, gave him a surprise last Tqes- spring. Cloverdale is not like Jonah's at the Creasy school house, which was tine mementoes of their love. Conrad Suit lb returned to Ada Wed­ be opened up on the ’<’. K. 48. R- Rdav night it being hb nineteenth birth­ gourd, growing all in one night. “Blow listened to by a large audience of sym­ nesday, after a long visit with his about lhe flr»l of April. . Tbe U. 8. day. He received several nice prraente pathizing friends. but sure ’ ’ is our motto. but lhe presence of his friends Suited Miss Mead and Mrs. Francis are very ■laughter, Mrs. J. M. Brunner. Mias mail department b udverttaing forbids It Is announced on good authority ofice aud residence on Broadway, near Court him as well as anything. slok at the present Writing. Dr. Hyde, Louisa accompanied him, and will lo carry the mail three limes a week Jake Shoup is talking of putting a that the depot will be built as soon as of Prairieville, is attending physician. spend a few. weeks with friends there Irani Delton to Ijlckorv Corners and frost leaves the ground. We prefer to pass over in silence Chat return. An Uuskkvek. barb wire fence in front ot hb house. the H. A. Barber has returned from Ohio, Thu golden wedding of Win. Doouan little episode ol the honest farmer, w,ho OMiri! & COLG ROVE. and buying a bull dog. anti wile took place on the first of tbe where he has been visiting with friegds brought stone from hi» farm and sold O Lawyers, the piut week. J|le starts for California month; aijout forty guests were pn»(Office lu Union hkxK. Ifa»tlng».) SOL'TU HASTINGS. tbun al the market price per pound for Married cn Wednesday the 7th, at ent ami all report an enjoyable time. next Wednesday. ' eraclire u all the court* of the *t*te. Last Saturday evening Chas. Cutler The presents amounted to over 830 of Wm. Cooper, of Mendon, has moved live hogs, and then bought- them back resilience of Z. Crawford by Rev. Rosa, at an advance of 60per cent. failed to lie present aud speak on tem­ which upward* of 825 were cash. on the Giles Bronnell place. William Crawford and Mrs. Belle Deer­ \ K. KEN ASTON, #| R. Biltngsly and F. Cushing were in perance at the Star. It was a l>ad Geo. Brown has left the paternal roof ing. Quito an exciting race took place last A. Attorney at Law, night and onlv a few were present any­ this vicinity Tuesday soliciting aid for The social netted the.ladies working : week between Henry Wilkinson on to look after Dell Munrow. (Over J. 8. Goodvear a Co.’s store.) Will Croty. who is at the American band about 86.00 Practices lu au courtsoltheBiate. toUecttona way. We don’t blame Mr. Culler for skates and the south bound passenger house, Hastings, in a critical condition. A. P. Hodge returned home last week WOODLAND. promptly attending to. ________ ________ being absent . train on the C. K. <t S. R. R. Henry Will certainly needsand ^ill no-doubt after a three months visit with rela­ Another leap year party b ireing did pretty well but he couldn’t quite John Smith has quit work for Hough highly appreciate the aid tendered bitn. tives and friends in the eastern part of ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate. talked ot among our fair damsel*. get there-steam was a little loo nitutn & Snyder and will work in the stave Edna Havens Is exia-cled home next the slate. Insurance and Loana. • mill at Lake Odeesa running the en­ j for him. ___ ____________ _ Win. England and wife whited Office with J.G. Kju/a,ull^n^'u 3 <1‘>Or* “Orth Friday from Three Rivers, to upend gine. her vacation. FOUR CORNERS. The pupils of our school are enjoying M. J. Taggart lost r valuable cow a friends near Hastings last week. ' Special attention given to making exchwigos There will be a meeting of the tvmLorin Earl is al home for a abort uf pn>;>erty. Tbe Interest* of uou-resldent Ike Young is getting material on the a long needed and well earned vaca­ few days since. perance literary society next Saturday visit. property owners carefully lookrd alter. Large amounts of fat sheep were tak­ tion. grout'll to build a barn. a! aU »lzre for sale or exchange. Houses and evening, to which all are invited. Mao Faulk spent Sunday with rela­ Nine pupils of our high school have en from about here to the railroad sta Sadie .O’Dell visited friends and relaEdith Havens will <:!<•» her school at. tives here. received certificates, seven in our tiona last week. M>*rga i next Friday and return Dome.. tives at the Corner’s last week. School closed last Friday. Wonder county and two in Ionia cojinty. Five A gvntleumn representing the Ban­ Mrs. Eugene Davenport, of WaulWr learn Mlal W in. Perry, with hisi J AMES A. sWEEZEY£>awyer if the school board p>id Ute lawyers ner , in the personage of John McEl ­ more of our high school pupils will at ­ famityi will feove in with Porter' Mur­ land. Hpent a part of last week with tend examination nt Nashville. wain, made several new acquaintance* fees. llas’‘i>gs. Mich. ton arid that Mr. Perry will will help> her folks of thi* place. Frank McArthur will teach the Carl­ last week, adding many new subscrib­ Harrison Barnum’s folks will move Fracuees in all courts of the slate. Offlco over work the farm. Mr. Burton has mosti ton Center school. Frank ia a worker ers to that vnluahte paper. W. H. BchauU’ store. of thH lumber od hb place for Che pur­. on our street soon, hs Ozro will work ami will teach a good school. Geo. Stanley and »ife, of Lake Ode^* . School doted on Friday of last week. pose of building iui addition to hbi D. 1* Sprague's tann this summer. Frank Nye visited Woodland friends m. were in this place visiting John -Mabie and Allie titer received prixua for C. WELTON We lire pained to chronicle the death h°M>r Skeele. of Ohio, visited relativesl of Mifi» Alina Dvmolid. of thia piece, on Wednesday. Frank closed 'a sac- Brtinny and fa I'ily, besides other rela­ the most Improvement in writing. I.’ M't>t for th. Ohio I'vru.r'i >n«“rMceCo. The contain, "Lost and Saved'* was tives and friends residing about town whose funeral was at tbe Disciple cttwfur term of school on Friday. and friends in this week. He writes policies on * presented here Tuesday evening, at Dorr Stowell closed his winter school several days last week. o«» by Are. llffhtahilt or wind: »g»>n»t * i-»n » Henry Havens sold one of his horsesi church on Monday. Born, to Chas. McKay and wife, a Middleville Wednesday and Richland Hfe by death and accident. Judson StiDdn, of Kalamacoo,spent on Saturday. to a Grand Rapids party Thursday. Friday evenings; about 885 00. Prof. John Warner conducted a spell ­ daughter. Sunday with relatives and friends at The special service* nt the M. E. Mrs. A. G. Cortright slipped on the ing school In the high school room Fri­ this place ’ ... 0OOK A SHELDON, church will commence Thursday night Maud Summers, of this place, after day evening. It was amusing to hear ice Thuraday last, falling tmekwards, of this week. A number of Nashvilte knights at­. John's little fellows out-epell the larger laving her up for several days. j having closed a successful term of (Office in Abstract Block. HMtln*>. of Lakeside There will be services in the chapel scholars and a corps of teachers and Our new proprietor In the meat mar­ !U»e the only set of Abstract Books in Barry tended the inatitulion lodge. K. of P. Ht Lake Odessa on Tues­- school in Parmelee Is home for a short outsider*. It showed that Prof. War­ ket haa a good show hanging up in his □ex’ Sabiwth morning. Bounty. vacation, after which she will go to day evening of last wrek. ; Dr. Sachet met with an accident oa ner has thoroughly drilled his pupils. place of buslne-s, consisting of beef, Prof. C- B. Colling wood and. wift, ofr Cleveland. Ohio, to attend the Spencer­ returning from church Sunday evening The lawsuit before justice Velte on pork, bologna, dried beef and oysters in Howard City, were gueste of Prof . ian college. May success be with jfou Monday resulted in a verdict In lavor bulk, etc..' where any and all may meet of last week. He stepp-d aside from [7NAPPEN A VxnARMAN. L Maud. itemis and wife on Wwlneuday of last IV Lawyers. acbewful countenance either by the the pttlh to avoid ice and came in con­ of Mr. Waltz. (Over Hasting* .National Bank.) No more lawsuits on the docket this proprietor, Mr. Thomas Kelly, or his tact with the siiarp end of a broken " E^ F. Parson, of Kalaruo, was killed clerk, Fred Brunney, rwuly to cut branch of evergreen tree tn his yard, week. last week bv a falling tree while at Delayed Ixrtter. The district lodge of I. O. G. T. was sle.ik or roa*ts to suit all who mav fa­ which entered the eye-lmll, inflicting Itobert Count lost a fnur-y.-ar-ohi WILLIAM B.SWEEZEV, Attorney work iu the woods. t held in Hiwllngs on .Monday, but not vor .them with orders lu any goods In quite a ga«h. He has l»en under the colt one dxv Inst week of iuflamatlon ♦ V At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. 4 C Buxton will build n 33 horse care of Dr. I’ctera, of Grand HAptds. many of our lodge attended. that branch of business. Practices in all courts of the state. power engine for 1. N. Kellogg's new of the Hings. John Lawrence had the misfortune since Monday. He removed a pieor of Mrs. G«-orge Rowhwter is quite sick. E G. B-nuPtt has >< sick hnrtw. shops north of the river Mrs. Curtis has left Woodland. to fall in some manner -across a hay the Wi«n| from the eye, which is doing A girl liativ at Wxlla Wateou’s. Airs. Ii..*rll. an old lady, broke her as well as could lie ex|<ect*-d, though Mrs. Klire has adopted Mrs. Curtis ’ knife as to cut quite x gash lietween WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY A l ov at Al. Himry’s. the hand and ellxjw, requiring the aid the doctor has not returned home a* 11 .J ustice of the Peace. left leg between the knee and ankle F. IL Alatthews nn«l Miss Synthla little girl. yet. Eugene Davenport will go to Lans­ of a doctor. Collections a specialty. • Sunday night by lulling down the bii- Stocking were united in m.rriagv. liard hall steps, next to the p.*doffl.v, ing in the Dear future to take the post Last week scarlet fevea broke out in Mr. Robinson, pnnetp d of the school, white trying to find the letter iwx. bhe M>«r.-h 4th at ih«* home of the brides graduate course at the Agricultural the family 01 D. P- Tolles. Little rej ect* in a aoh and heir. * ta mother of Aha. Dr. McLaren, and is hdher, Itav. D. N. Stocking. Congrat- college. ll. TIMMERMAN. Mr. Briggs's du was well attended, Grace Hrat anti Mattie two or three iilatiolv*. . flonirepathlc Physician A Surgeon. over 701 ears «»ld. Erart Btlnchnomb spent ta day or days after. They are doing us well as and moat things disposed of at reasona­ , „ . . Aivsher attempt was made to tourMrs, Isaac Purkey was badly hurt KOOhe «r»r Lathrop’s drug store.) two in Woodland last week bidding his C.ih Ihj expected. ble price). glar'zeFrankLHtiioreniixV grocery store but Thursday by Is-ing thrown from friends good bye. Evart started for A Win VanDriuster died of rheuma­ her buggy, al’iout two h»i1-s north of at Yai<k-f Surimre on Friday night. Iowa on Monday. tism of the hMd, very suddenly at his March Sil. Mrs. L hearing a noire IL LANDIS. M. D„ . town. S»»r i» r-.-ov. rmJ rapidly. Bulling died on Saturday the home near Gull Ltke on the night of Henry Tobin* ride* in a new ratter. . Physican and burgeon. awoke ht-r hnshand: Mr. L. got up and 101Aunie *rha Congregational social will te. The funeral was held at the Bap­ the 3nL His funeral whs held at the .Mrs. Wesley Gibbon, of Katamazoe. drove the wnuM-lw burglars away Woodland. Mich. ... Office one door south of Ktli-atneks drug entertained by O F. Long and family Upon investigation the next morning tist church on Monday. Rev. Spxth. of M. P. church the Bib, Rev. GH«on, of­ is visiting her father, R. R. Haynes. at their home on Maple street, Wcdoes* conducted the services. ficiating. He leaves three grown up Cora Prichard is •pouiling a few store, will t™ i^und there day or night. the Window screen wws.found out from FreepmL ’ Unm Nye has shook Woodland mud sons and two daughters to mourn a weeks with her parents ’dav evening. ,. , ,, John A. Fuller and wife, of Hastings, top to l»ott«ihi at one of the grocery from her feet and returned to her alma kind father, besides adarge circle of rel­ Will Sabbaugh, of Bedford, is vhdtwindows. Mr. L. said if he has! found visiting friends iu the vilb.ge. atives and friends with whom he has ing in thia place. anner areThe them in his grocerv they would have tmiHiuet o» the Salvation army Pref. J. M. Smith's parents spent endeared himself by strict honesty and Additional County News, local pag*h-t Wednesday evening was quite an met with a warm reception as he is Tusedav and Wednesday with him. promptness. elegant affair. The tables were well prepared for all such emergencies. The Hastings Banner. COOK & JMISKERN. HASTINGS. M F W Patronize the B ' *•' Job Rooms. County News. ��/wT Hood's Sarsaparilla Combines, in » manner peculiar toIMff, th® w,t biood purtfring and strengthralng rw>ro dlo. of Ute vegetable kingdom. Ton will find tols wonderful remedy effe*w wltere other n rrfk-u.e. bave-fdted. « now. It will purify your bkxxl. rcguteto the digestion, and give new life *n<! vigor to Ute enUr> body. ... .. .. .•* Hill mn — i ■ • I suffered three years from blood poison. I took Hixd's Sarsaparilla and think I am MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. I>miitentlary for life. wOTkfVrd ,ich<X>lJ, cl<*od- Msaslro did the United States rignal rtaUon at Escanaba has been ordored discontinued. lAck of funds tall* tho story. u, . br„ whfcb Branch rounty circuit court win grtad out even rlivoroaa «• k, ir-_..t. ,___ FT £NDED IN A DRAW. >f«^eoup r./ Remedy. on a vbdt to Indiana friends Holcomb fa -xixdox, March 10.—John L. Sullivan and auppiited lo have been deed several days be- Ch*rl,,T Mitchell fought Fri;tay afternoon on fore his dmitise was discovered. Um training grounds of Baron RoCbcfaild, Peckham's • prepared especially for children, and its so Purifies the Blood M/’rKLiicSftE ures all .'.^..partita te cluraeterlxed by rc:: .i :..l .-gerts; 3d, Um proportion; 3d, the j ct -.twurBig U:o active mwUclnsl - q mln les. Tit® result Is rxotediefaie of unusual strengllia <-flirting cun-t Lkhcrlo injinown. IS •■nd for bode rmitaL-iingaddUtanal'eridcnaa. •' Hold's Svwiararin.3 tones up my system, ptmnes n>y r-i(* d. sharpen* mv am etlte, and •ram* to in ke mo < ver." J. r. Tiiomfoox, &liudcr of Dpcds, I-owtH, Muss. •■n.s'dte 8.r\i'.-.r!IH beats rll others, and t»w5rthit« weight In p"ld." ‘I. llaiuiutaTOir. jjq Bank SttctL New York City. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists. *t;®lxfor*3. Made only by C. L 1JOOD A CO., Lowell, Mas*. IOO Doses One Dollar* kfjMEAi-y xirtCwtratr^ytOwaj*. tert eurr LTttAjt GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. fating effect Nov 20th.lM7. 0 *. r. m 4.00 10.15 1.10 7.10 2.W 7.53 3 10 tlfl 3.tO R 45 B.55 ........... 9 *>, 4.25 9.25 t.« 4.5* 9.X1 r. rm 10.15 It Is not always wife to interfere with other Wto1® quarreta. An aid gobbtor whom age ahould bar® taught him tiettar, attempted to seMrato two nxwtewi that . " • “• - saw hi so® ouxor any, true tbo latter turned upon Mr. Gobbler and cleaned him mtp It. al./.w- 0 HllouaneM, Jaondl. frilo® that handles it an extra apatite. Lansing's condensed milk factory employ® If you are a miserable sufferer with Cousth LOUgn. many sleepless, anxious hour® will be avoided. A alnglc Ciiroe y County,. Michigan, trial win secure your moat .VUT83 i to Rachal M. Cmrk. generous endorsement. No pre tierHe Anri £m’“ ll. de­ other medicine ever had LOUgHS BIIU such phenomenal sales a® Cnlrl® this wherever Introduced. VO1U3. I Chipjiewn tril-w ba* been written by Black­ . Ldrd. an Indian chief of Harbor Spring*. Blackbird was a student ti the State Normal The arrangement of the public - Itooi house and grotm.te somrtimeH r.-«u-h^ the arme of mechanical ingenuity. At Harior taring® Um pupils reach Abo «chc..l ground* climbing a stairway of 1Q0 atepc Tbrni arn 1 ,Gfi0 students iu attendance al the State univ.-rxity, U>- largret nunilwr erar enrolled at that institution. , The - American Trotting association Lon twonty-aix Michigan membeni. Walled Iteko's pickle crop Is being shipped by th« car-load. Somelxxlyis evkl.ntly try­ ing to stimulate on appitito. It Is claimed that New York cily obtain* more eggs from Michigan than nay other state in U»e Union. Canadian hcui also do tbrir full share toward apixsu-ing that HtyV eftg. ajipetlta which calls for 10,000^>X)'weekly Milford has a company that te doing iu rirulturnl collogv, has been offered the chair of applied botany at Cornell unlvutsity, with four miithcra-in-law. How tastes do differ. The average man weiwi to te'jwrwW by a strange unreal becruue he has oven one. Uf lite475boy*at tlie Lansing reform school, sixty arc taking a course of mosslra. Greenville farmers raised ]>otato* enough fur their own iu*% last lUMKin.and ronirtbutedu WAitv'l Um-. Througlt coaches betweoa Grn t Rtpld* sad D-troll on all dar train*. <’. >«r«rewN*.-AC Grand Rapla* with Cbla*.;o h Wr« Mic’iU.in for Holland. Nnulcx. people's liarit. Mi-i-rjn an-1 pOnta north, and with Grand An Adrian hotel clerk is named Jot, but Bt;>)d< A tndlvia t. R. for Big Rapid*.Traverse City nd PrttuskrrvX. New York and PaclOc Ex­ press lally. Al! oth«r trains dally except Ban­ fellow. '' F. A. HAHN, (meal Agent. Histlags. The Kalamaron county lady who rliarged O. W. RUMI.** G. P AT. A.. Chicago. of the Kcgistcr of Ix-ed Barry and Hi ale of Michi of Ju>,® A. D.. U74. in LI e J7 on Blileh mortgage Ibero is rtalmro lo due at the dale of IliIs notice the sani ot two thousand sixty-three dollars nud twenty cents, snd an attorney 's fee of flfty dollars prosidvi — —- j i—j — kjui ffied without reviving. Friday Mra George Merrit, n xltter of the deecnaed, charged that Anderton Merrit had murdered his wife with a dub in a family quarrel. Site givre ns a reason fur preferring the charge that Ander■on Merrit luul LhreaPriod to kill her. Mra Merrit also make® this startling statement: “When I was u young woman one of my children was borne; and Anderson Merrit is that child's father. Ho wu at Hist time » I’F.CKHAM H cboup remedy th® asUte ri Amasa fk CUnrk. de­ lving released a portion of said prem­ i: Lot number four (Dot section numcold and much weakened by a pelting rain. Much walking around the ring was in­ dulged in during the fight. Both men have toi He afterward married her. Th® child wa* i HiuMVHjuuat; man, ana ajier uie murder of my sister Andereon Merrit iKwrtlod I Mitriwll waa very cunning 'and Sullivan with the young couple. He alienated the 1 was unable U> knock 1dm Out Both men young wife's affrotiomi from her husliand and rioprd with her. He is now Bring with bis own illegitimate child in Washington C. hurt. Sullivan's friend, are unable to ex­ H., Ohio. My husband is Anderson Merrit's number of rounds was thirty-nfpe, but they hands of tho authorities, and will l» officially really fought fourty-four, counting the num- invretigatoi. the cornera in the ring. HulUvan could not knock Mitchell out, although he hit him Tomt Pa.. March 10.—About 7 o'clock Friday evening Edward K Reteenger, n Son of Veteran. went into tbo catnp of that order in Hoffman's building in this city, and after "bidding an apparently kindly good evening to j Ilotort Stahl®, aaotbur tnemtwr of the order. 1 latter gentleman through the nock, tbo bulirC ••• th® «»suwruuou oi the u>o spina xpiuo. Icslglng tn ueigl>l>orhood of A fter committing the deed he proerodod to the county prtou, where bo surrendered htm«tf • ... - -remden.x.of hi. aunt, where pbvrioans ex ■mined the wound, and Miter® it to bo of a mortal nature. No n»).-> w nMigurd for th» deed, nnd frinn.b. of tarth say the jxuTira were formerly apjiareatly good terma Bull!van, Mitchell, and thirty s]».<etatora of Uk> fight were amwtol by gendarme on leav­ ing the field <md Im^-iaotiwl at Smiliui The sjH-ctafora were soon released, but the prinrijoin were kept In custody until Bunday when 1 |I BowTOit, March IO. The Glol«<» prints the fo,*°*inK Chantilly, Fraore: After thirty nliio rounds SuUtvan agreed to call the fight a draw. Mitchell bad nearly bt«t of the tight fighting. Sullivan wea was in ,। all the laet ing Kull!van n I ”°,fanl“o<’ wouW b,T'* '**" t***0 I’rnl” i a.b,-r- Thcrr‘ b ^'tooadmu. di«q>pomuncni B,nm* American contingent Fhh-aiixuhia, March .10.—In the core of George W. Bumm and Samuel 1*. Milligan, convicted of conspiracy . to defraud the Shackamaxon tank tsxnk in cxauwcUoa roonectioa with Thomas L Huggard, who pleaded guilty to th® same offers. Judge Wilton Saturday driivervd an opinion in which be refused to grant tlic convicted defendant® a new trial, Bumm was required to renew bls l<all in the sum of and MfiHgnn in *15,000. Hugganl, on j4eo<!ing guilty, had entered !>aU tn * 15,000 to await the judgment of the court, Officers Chosen. , .I RrxixonziJi, JIM., March 10.—The Repub ,' Ucm dub convention got through its work 1 Frtdav and adjournecL The chairman in calling th® delegate to order remarked by , WMV of hurrying up the businewi that a great i railway strike was. threatened, ami if the convention flallied with businew ita members ; mjKht have to walk home. A rreriution wa® j adojUed to thank Hon. Warner Milter for bls j nddrem delivered Thursday evening, and The National Itemoeratle ttonventlon. BT.Xovta, Ma; March 10.—The local Democrntic cummitice, Iiaving in .charge the preparatiun* for the national Democrnlir conren- I PtJMrtiu,U<«, i which wns in tli“ form provided by thu nwJ tiowal convauUoa.took th« tiona) convention,took the same aattw course, rourwt. • Tbo officer* elected far the jmnmmcnt or- ai»i,i!e.-i-lo! upon the north nave of sition building as the place to hrid rev.Iion. Tins nn re is now bring ela.-,. fitted up for the sangrrfret, which will ...... . , " . .... W. H. Goodyear, Druggist corded In the office of lhe KodMer'of DomIs to Minnesota Leads the World and tor Bifrrv (?ouniy, Mlcbigai.. m, the ninth dav ot November, A. I>. 1X77, in LUmw “A" ut With her stock, dairy'and grain prodnet®. RSEKaSMuM ,7'8.1“ Ki!A 9,ix>o,ooo acre® line Uraber. farmin® and graxtn® I* *Clark, deceawM. having avvlpied said mon- ' eaa] gage, to Alexander L Clark by assignment dated the twentieth day of May A. D.-IMO, ai'd c J recorded H< the office ot the Register of Deeds pa* In am! for Harry County, Michigan, on the contained Ut said mortgage, aud the statute lu such ease made and provided, nouao t» hereby Sven that 0® Nalurday tba twtntv Ing dsy Of pril A. D. |Mos. at ten os lock m (fie torvuoon. the theories ot Eloentlooists.'’ says the Nev I shall sell at public an- tlui.. a th® highest bid­ York Evangelist. der, al the north front door of the court house lu the City of HastiMts. Harry County. Michl“ft is levePtseatad and spirited. Full of pith gan. (that bring the place .where the circuit and point.' —X- Y. independent. ■ coart fur said Barry County la hoideni, the prainlsrs tteaerltH-d In said tnortgsgr. teserpt K BOOK FOR 1VERY OFtE. U® portion thereof heretofore released from 11-e operation of said mortgage as above de­ "KNOCKS TO FLINDERS Before an Audience ! tail per rent. Interest, and all legs! costa, to­ gether with an attorney'* fee of fifty dalUra The Use of the Will In Pnblle Speaking. covenanted for tb«Telir, Hie premises not tieietofore_ released and which are herein noticed Talks lo th® Btinfeata of the University ot BA tor sole being described In said mortgage «* all Andrews and The University of Aberdeen. By those certain !ot« nieces and ।ureels ot laud NATHAN SHEPPARD. sltilste In the township of Hope tn the County ot Barry aud State of kUciilgxn, sad known and 12 mo. Cloth. 73 Cents. drscritwd as follows, to-wlt! Tne north sixty <fl®i acres of the east bait (E'4) o( the north-ea* A Goo.) Speakinr Voice to be Required bv a® quarter i NE!» > at sectWMi number twroty-ctgUt (JSl In township number two m north of nu>ge Exerciseot hte Wtll-Arttetilatio® tab® Aeqsl®. number nine <») west. ALEXANDER I. CLARK. Assignee ot said Mortgagee. vvinni-vi. v.lluuiv peaking—A T.-Uk About Audlencra Allow to • u AU^ie'1 Bwm ° 8*y“Th< W’th* rth,p< READ AND BE CONVINCEDHow Muy beautiful stories of lb® advice give® t>y adlhi nnd orators he spoils! How many beautiful bubbles be bursts! Th® 'talks* ar® decidedly witty aud p iilosophical."-National Baptist neiitc i twt Is a* relrrehlng as a breath at salt ®c.i air. Il Is •uroiy deatlned to make no small ilHiurlMUxv among the m-n ot pretty gesture® P*rvo.~"It Is replete with praawgml *U<gr*tInia?' -FMOT. J. abletn^ircbetphal »( tbrir self trainfag.•'-Atefdea Prwddcnt. WlUlam W. Tracy. of SpriagtWd; ------------------ - ------ —-------, *S’’od ^7^.1 field: tmw»irer. (TiuIm tl ■•We advi«e every public to neat 11.000 people, with ample. stag® and other cititen of that county, who is above 70 An Eicellont Route, mfttee will raise f:i'>.000. It required *JW,000 to run Detroit's police <l«qorUni iit during IB87 and acisc-ding to tbo prwwofthal city, ita only obrervabl® effiri- ateda-ra ■ STiRRUL A lJG,“ ifMANiFoBA^ tonlll HAILWAX 'flkootana; Watertown, Aberdren, Elleridrie. Fort A <v>ujde of East Saglnawn.-s liad.another ati»'Ji arrnrted on a charge of being druuk and di wrderly. Tbadcfendant was acquitted ARBUCKLES’ name on n pnokBtie of COFFEE guarmitoe of exccUenca- Woodstock; fczth. M E. Schreiber; Seventh. Tie Latest 8a1» Fhancihco, March 10.—The steamer City of Sydney arrived front Hong Kong and Michigan railroads raked in a little over |ri),WU,(JW fur nervine* rendered during 1887, an inrrivwe of *t(l,OOO,IMX> over th# preceding ■t Psul. Minn . or D. W. H. Moreland. Travritn® priMonn-ei-.t. And the jury, in the case PaM««er A*eut. 170 Jeffereou Av®., Detroit. awarded him *1,000. Mich. , rallroad town. She can ber-cmo th® northern terminus of Jim Ashley's road by putting up tbo requisite amount ot stuff, nnd is Miri»u-dy Is a COFFEE is kept in all firfrt-olass utoroa trom tho Atlantic to tho Fadfio. COFFEE !* nortn- sfco'l when exposed to tho nir. Always b ay this brand in hermetically ocalcd ONE POUND PACKAGES. Rt.Uc of Michigan.—Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Cbanetry. „ . . Kun pending In Circuit Court for County of Jtarey In Chancery; at the City of Hastlugs, on tn-' nun d»y of January, A. D.. UjWL Knnna A Cornell. Complainant, Willmmli. Cnntell, Defendant. It. this cause It appearing that defendant WIIIIhhi 11. Cornell Is :i resident of this State, but hl* whereabouts are unknown, therefore on motion rd Smith A tktigrove, solicitor* fur eom ptal-iant It Is ordered th.a dcfrndBtit enter pl* apfs-nrapee In said cause on or before three tii-inttw from th. date of this order, and that within twmity days, thecotniibdoani eau*« this •ra-r to be pnblisbiri lu the Hastings ItaNNKH said puhllcaUon to tat continued Pace iu oath J. M. TH'IRHUBN « CO.. IN HI BEET. NEW YORK. M rAlXjUABTKU* FOR a na-rAut. illustrated Itevrlntivenf live Soli. Climate, Fn>dlt*tton«. M inuf wturlng Ifriuvlrto* aiwl Mineral W-ndlli of Virginia iii'd otb- r Hautbern Htstes. Write A Sault Hto. Marte woman brought suit against her liege lord for divorce, and t*ow it transpire® that the coupte had neriT been marrloL This dtefitvery reMiittd in a sud­ den .rotation of Itaetlliti*. determined to introduce a variation in thf line of amtBMttenC and they succootkd. A sawing contest, in which several young latites engaged, was the great attraction, a tohooljua'atn winning the first prim. A fhelaca coupte were nmrrltxl recently, each of the contracting partiro being 70 Solid radt trains ore now bring run from the Saginaw volley to Chicago, without change. The Grand Trunk people have completed a new freight house at Lansing. 118x110 feet, district®. convention in this city on May 3. FniLLtraitCHO, JT. J.. March 10 —The poddlcrs at the Oxford Iren works, who have A TERRIBLE HOLOCAUST duction will return to work Monday. the dif­ ficulties having been amicably adjusted. Th® Bprtngflald. Mesa. Rmijromxn, Mesa, March R- tbe breast, killing him instantly. Wilson I l- II PrrrsHuaa, Pn., March 10.—Andrew Oareery, to -Ubluh.22 -n.»l to the one at Boston. KliabaU’s Second Victim Dead. Bradford, Pa., March 10.—Louis Blich, bank robber, died at 1:85 o'clock Friday after- mlUre submitted the internal revenue bin to the committee Tuesday. The MU repeals tnxre on manufartitred chewing tobacco, wnoking the hill dial with the administrative feature® vatureA. purdei | Masox ClTY, March 111—The first county convention In Iowa to select delegates lo tlx ^~tow» Wd here'BalunUy. The dri^ato chn-n were iretructoJ to sup wullanj p AUuKJt, f^the pneidrocy. _____ ____ giQmQ fw the arrw* and dstec- l-.-r-.: tr-.l. Mu:*, sue r-coire HARNESS rcvolutlontted the world Double and single, all made of best oakUuiund leather, which would be larger If the ventlve progress la a aim hod people of Hastings and virinllv did not appre­ 35-' r ciate and bur so many <-f Babcock’■ harness and »y .*(Fnrof work that can be performed all that he cauTkecp evvu with orders. , over Hie rvcu.try Wfi bout separating the worker® lull WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES, A splendid stock of each. No larger or better TURF GOODS I REPAIRING! \ And Finally All whs call will recrive polite attention. > Cleasure to show goods, and we are not afral > name prices. Respectfully, ■ County ot Barry. The continental Itnuranee oom nany. ai rorporatrd eompanj by asd ander Jhe las the mate of New York, and doing bnata® the Stair <11 Michigan. Mamtiff. vs. Job Gay, Defendant —In attaehtneul. Nntlee Is hereby giren Inal on the tv ContlnrntMl In»unu re company, an ineehiorated comiMuiv by and uniter the aws of the Hlald ot New York, and doing business is the tttate <■( Michigan, th® above named. plahittg. agaiaat J. W. Babcock, The lire Jefferson street Harness Dealer. . A Polytechnic School for Pittsburg. Crrv. March 7.—Th" Dem- new. No special ability required; y®K •r. can do it as well as any on®. Write s® the place named showed that Mr. Babcock's words were strictly true, Hplendld location. . WaarnxoTotr Co., importers of coffee. 89 Wall street, as­ signed Friday. IJabiliUro supposed to be large. They expect to settle in full. The dacline in coffee embamuwxl them, as they _ 'TDdarstand you'vt moved? ** I c«; and.lucre Isn't a better h. anywhere than I've got now. Good of room. Come over and see m north of Jones' feed store, right o® you know." “AU right" eomjioaStor, hand, neck and cars burned—ho dung to the window until the fire forced him Bbookltx. N. Y., March 10.—Leonard hour* afterward. Col William B. McCreary, a dtixon of Flint, was one of the IW Union officer* who scared from Libby prison in l«M by mrans . ..• . ___ ........I rd .-in.. 1 uni constructed injured. The following is a list of the dead: Henry I. Goulding, foreman of The Union compos­ ing room, burned to death; Ml* G. Tliompson, proof-reader; Mrs. Frederick K. Farley, editorial department, fell from a window and was killed; Mr. Larnron. of Quebec, jumped and was killed; W. E. Homy. of Breton, fell to th® sidewalk and killed; Mr. Brown, a comjoitor. •Dio injure.I era a, follow,: Thoma* Dona­ hoe. entnper-itor, lad cut on bead and left leg family, every indication of practice wan found. Tbo proscr baa been called Into the affair. ch® schooner, quarrel Friday night Francis (tabbed Wilson In tho breast, inflicting a ad­ ing bolts. , Grorce McCrary, an East Raginau Imy of drank from th. »pout of a bod­ ing tea kettle and died in great aguay several of the employe® meeting with a terrible death, most. of them jumping from the fifth Coxxnwviu.s, Ind., March 10.—Mias Ola Williams, th® 17-year-old daughter ofamilliotiaire. dropped dead Friday of supposed sytulicnte. "Hrite. •Bab!” ••Hello. younteUl" "How's business?' Main and Worthington streets, ww®destroyed by fire about 4 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, and th® biaxe was attended by the most rirk- Port HpHOI, Mich., March 10 —The police raided a bouse hero Friday night and ar­ rested M, Slocum and ML-a Slocum, of this city, and Pete Oreuuwood and wife, of Wallaccburg, Ont. They found a complete coun­ terfeit outfit, a box full of counterfeit Cana­ dian -eocnt pieewt, and mcm»ran<la showing that several Port Horen saloon-keepers ore handling the Ixjgus money. in vain. During tl» flKht -vca™- Marquette h.w mom than doubted her population. Upter penirwula towns bans evidently come to beargardena . An Ithaca man trite quite a bomwoo.1 story. Tim tree scaled 2.851 feet with ma­ terial enough to spare for six cords of head­ NKW YORK. of the Republican East Saginaw t>i to have a *3»,a» wind­ mill factory. Lake Huron breex®» don't Wow May. F.ugene Todd, a Genrree county dtlam, wa/kilted by a bunting pulley white nuunng • wood awing maohina Ttw bunding of a raw in Mcrgan A Mc­ Keever's shingle-mill at Chippewa rroultad in the dmth of John Burns, an employe. Jackron folks use nearly 2,(>k»,W0 gallons of water daily, but just bow it's done is a ^ry toU^ro peopte acquainted with ber FUNK & WAGNALLS, Astor Place, From the Seat of War/ cKftrld; Eighteenth. 3!aria, of Saline; tmerwary to keep the works in operation. The men were so infor. ud, but had a differ ent opinion, and ore now out *40,000 in ARIOSA rnrr rnrr safjessstJ? Si: XSS forms of to the most delicate ealii No rnitn formol opiate enter Into Its earntvuu poaltlou. thereby obviating the stupefying efiert resulting from the administration of the varioo® Cures rafRSSSSKTg W?ooping^iira.^ 8TARTUNQ DEPRAVITY. Mia Illegitimate Child. for repairs. A cltiron of Grand Rapids Lad a tusU® with a loeumoUve the other day. but aside from having his ciwt aud ra«t tmil.-d off he’s about as good as new. ’ Gladwin's bectwm light still riilnrth, invit­ ing some competent milter to kmto there Middleville te n rtald HtHe burg, her riling® ■ rouneil having .clainod that gaming of all I sorts aholl tamreforth and forever bo illegal. I A Detroit pnjwr aitnounccu tliat Saugatuck has too many dogs, while the very next item | states Hurt a4M-ighl>oring town will wxni have n new meat nmrkc< No further explanation ; M-otn.* nv.trtary. An Albion fanner bra LrtWeted 7.000 milrw 'hiring the ;»v«t five yearn in carrying bi* children to school, although he lira® but two ruiks) from town. I A traditional history of Um Ottawa nnd CENTRA 0 it Croup Remedy! Unfailing: Specific for Liver Disease pfajrtng a riroug hand bi the gam® of Ufa | Toward the finish of the fight Miicbsll imTbe Mability of the social club scheme will ----- J .................................................... . . soon be tasted in the state supreme court, the draw. Sullivan caw- of Dustan, of the Otsego club, haring been tak® before that tribunal Notice of Commlaatoners on Claims. Htata of Michigan. County ol Barry -sa. Estate of Edward l^cbieltner. deceased. W®. the underslgued. bsvlss twit appointed liy lite Probate Court for ttie- Comity of Barry. State of Mlrhlffsn. kienimlaslunsrs to receive, examlno and adjust all ••lalmti and 'demand® of all persons against mid deo-a*rd, do hereby /.n.ri ary. a; ibbk. were suoaea by sain court tor creditors to-timwiit their claims to us for ex­ amination and aHowauce Dated January Ittb, A. D IW. LUTIIKR BROWN. D. L NORTHLAND, roan. A. D. IM Dated this tjtndayof February *. D. IM. KN API'KN h VAX ARM An. . Attorneys for IT ilntlff. A GENTH WANTED to Canrasa for Advertfan /I Ing I'atromue. A small amount of wnrtt done wltn tact and Intel tg-1 c® may prxfucv ® eoiislderabta to otnr. Axents earn several lnit.dml rioltera In eommi-slons In a single seeeon nnd Incur no personal respivislblbty- En- eHtaltlKlinwuV tar placing ®il»ertt->swnl> < �Km braid Ari ar 1 ‘ Embroideries! WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF ' , MUSLIN ANDEverSWISS EMBROIDERIES! Shown in this City. and ALL FRESH NEW STOCK LATEST DESIGNS AND AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We have an Endless Variety to Select from, and can show you all the LATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS. WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS IN THIS DEPARTMENT AND , OUR SALES ARE MOST GRATIFYING. Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce bought and sold a Stores date said that “a public office is a duI>He trust,” and that politics should not . be considered in selecting appointive Habtinos, Mkti., March 14th, 1888. officers. He especially declared that no : offensive partisan should be* chosen to fill offices of trust We leave to*any Kniorvd al the FosurtSee at Mirth. fair minded reader, no matter what bis 1 politics, it President Cleveland could - have chosen a man more offensively X’/ EDITORIAL NOTES. and bitterly partisan than the present r postmaster of this city. Eight of the democratic members of , Speaker Carlisle is a good deal of a the ways and means committe- are ' dandy in his way. He made r Texan from the south.-and mainly from those ’ named Mills, chairman ot the ways and sections of the south where there is sparse population, Uttle education, few means committee to frame a tariff bill. , which of necessity concerns the north, schools and comparatively speaking no •manufacturing. And the tariff law, and about which that gentleman posj sessed evidently a vast fund of misin­ •framed by a committee of which these formation, and then to cap the climax -eight men compose a practical majority, ’ chose an Arkansas broker an chairman would ruin thousands of manufactur­ . of the fisheries committee, whose ac­ ing establishments of the north, throw hundreds of thousands of men out of, tian will concern New England toalnlv The Hastings Banner.. employment, nearly destroy the sheep1 -raising indusUy, add cripple the coun­ try for years to come. Think of put­ ting mon from such a section ot the country in a position where they have1 the opportunity to cause such wide­ spread. far rvachrag calamity. The se­ lection of such men to legislate on such a subject as the tariff is as ridiculous as would be the selection of cannibals to enlighten intelligent <-hri*talna on the dogma of bodily resurrection. The Gknrlotte Tribune in advocating >s third term for Hon. J as. O’Donnell •Jar congress makes some statements ■that are so.outrageously false with ref-aronce to this county that we cannot let them pass without correction. It aays that Harry county was opposed to Mr.XJ’DonxMil'B nomination four yean ago. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Barry county waa impor■tuned time and.again to put a eandldate in Che field in opposition to Mr. Donnell by mauy of the most promi•ent republicans of Jackson county. But the sepubllcapa of Barry county refused-flatly to deoo, and sent a solid O'Donnell delegation to the Jackson congressional convention in 1881. We find no fault with the Tribune tor advocaUag Mr. O'Dotodl or any other candidate it ffaases; but it should not publicans of Barry county in a false light baton the people. The Journal is making iL-adt ridlcu. dent Cleveland, who has no sympathy whatever with greenback principle®. Prmident Cleveland secured his election aloe to the prlnclptea of Hvil service p. form, which secured enough mugwump votes io Jiaw York to make Mr. C. preaiMz Mr. davHud M > oandl- ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. The Lake Odessa Wave is a new pnper published at Lake Odessa. It bids fair to being a paper well worthy the support of the people In that vicin­ ity. We wish it success. On Wehxesday afternoon Walter and Bert Johnson, Thomas and Jerome Kidder. Chas. Bassett and George Bed­ ford were brought before Justice .Kenaston to answer to a charge of disturb­ ing a public meeting. They pleaded "not guilt>” and were released on $100 bail each, to appear March 15th for elumlnaUon. These were the men who it is claimed made tbe trouble the pre­ vious I riday night In tbe Wood school house, North Irving. Their examina­ tion bids fair to attract a large crowd of Interested spectators as the people of that section are thoroughly aroused in Uris matter. For many years it has been impossible to hold public meettogs at that place without some one making a disturbance. If these young 'What Great Britain wants this coun­ men are guilty they should be made an example ot and be given all tbe puntry to do it is always safe and wise for ishmsut the law will allow. this country to avoid. Great Britain On Wednesday afternoon the wants America to adopt “a tariff ’for revenue only”'policy. Our own good coaoty prohibiUonista met in conven­ tion at the court house asd elected as demands that this shall not be done; delegates to the coming state conven­ but the fact that Great Britain Is anx­ tion the following: Dr. D. C Mc­ ious for us to do it, is spending money Laren Nashville; 8. Overholt, CasUew“- Loudan. Middleville; Alva to have It done, is suffident reason of I Nashville; Mrs. N. Bailey. T. itself why our country ought not to 1Babcock. hilllps and B. It. Rose, city; Dr. A. C. adopt a free trade policy. Carpenter, Woodland. Eight alter­ nates were also elected. A county We hope the republicans of each committee was elected consisting of township wiB see that their beet and Dr. D. C. Mel^aren, chairman, B. R. Rose, vice-chairman. T. Phiilips, secre­ Strongest men are nominated for the tary, and a member from eadi town­ various offices. In no other way can h ship in the county. Other business party-show its strength to better ad­ matters were discussed and arranged, vantage nor show that ft is deserving including a method of raising a cam- Tiut Nashville News publishes tbe names of the parties who organized the two H called "Social clnbs” there, also purpose for which Said duta are alleg­ ed to be founded. We have no sympatln! With such organizations, whoso dtsigfi is purely and simply to evade the local option law. No reputable, | law-abiding citizen would belong to or encourage suct^ a dub. nor have sym­ pathy with Ih aims and purposes. If any shall be organized In Hastings, we will give the same pubUcity to it and all connected with it that the News has to those at Nashville. SATURhAY evening was a red letter occasion tyr Nashville Odd Fellows. The Banner Degree 1. O. O. F. Staff, of Battle Creek, came over to our sister town, and put through ten candidattw. doing their work with a zest and thoroughness that was very pleasing, invitations had been sent lo Odd Fd«.w J.od'T" Hastings, 1 Middleville. Woodland, Charlotte amt Shavtown, besides others, and numerous were the responses, one hundred past grands t>eing present. After the InlHaUon. tbe Nashville lodge gave a banquet in honor of the occasion, which is said to have been the moat elaborate affair of Its kind In this vicinity, the refreshrnenta being especially flue, and served In elegant taste. Upwards of a doxen Hastings Odd Fdlows were present, S^.“”Z re‘T*k 1B tbC verr rerm. ot thrlr MitortelBment, ud ot the high character pt the exercises. M I Kurtuv H.Hlaawn. Fr-eport i ttauna C Smith, ChlooMe. Mm. jj «OtartM D. Hail. Irvmr *5IT Messer Bros. & Reynolds Desire to call attention to the fact that they are the exclusive agents for Barry county for the celebrated Actual weight ready for work. 1.150 lbs.: being terr much lighter than any other binder made. Over SO of these binders nold by u» last season, and everyone gave perfect Satisfaction. ou cannot*afford to buy auv other ana will not if you inspect the Milwaukee Junior Spring-Tooth Drags. " “°le agents fcr 010 °ngin»l Heed draus as.il al­ though they an, greatly improved this vear. we shall to able to sell them at a reduced price. ' Buggies. ot victory than by nominating the best 1available men for township offices. csnjfention that we, as prohibitionists ^Michiran0^1^? a °f buggies than any linn in President Cleveland said he was not or ~ArDr county, institute proper proj a biurfv r>}n aDy >Clty 10,000 people or lets. If you need in favor of a second term for the presi­ ceedmgs at the earliest possible date fare for week ending March Ittfa, 1888. for the organization of a Loyal League ( b00^11° register’s quality aud^ description, we can surely suit you in dency when he wu trying desperately for said county for the purpose of giv­ office**60 ^r°m ( to secure his first But now be is bend­ ing financial and moral aid to the offi­ j JK m L u KEU 1 " ing everv energy to get there ^rain. His cers of Barry county in the proper en­ ( forcement of the local option law, that course in this matter is as luainoere as w®“ citizens of Barry county may . E**d Bpaaxemaehor U» Kila Btaareniwh.r . , wu his pretended love for the princi­ tor »• possible the bcuefita to ples of civil service reform. be derived from said law.” The intro­ duction of thia resolution waa tbe sig­ There never wu aw little demand for nal for action and inaugurated consid­ erable discussion. The principal rea­ t money on mortgagee in Barry county son for rejecting tbe resolution seemed ( as there U today, and ratee of interest h* prohiUUontata were here , were never lower. This ought to be b for political purpoewiand the advance­ sufficient answer to those papers and ment only of the intonate of the prohi­ bition party; if money waa to be spent indivldulas who are harping about the or moral aid to be given, it should all totreaae of mortgages and Interest. be done in the Intereata of Uris particu­ lar party; when this party controlled Th« Mills tariff Uli be aim­ every available office iu the jountry 11...I- -v___ 1 ed with fearful venom ami mallgnltv then fhnv rvinUi Jor otter puroona: la tte maaaium? Rei?liS>urf.t?™t»J^ene''er y?u w*-nt anything in the line "f at Michigan. It puts copper, salt, lum­ local option law, vblea vaaala ber and wool on the free list. The pm- Uw rename farm tool., we are headquarter* bird of toalr batchliur aafway. or aov °th'r oouM tab. care of Itaclf ,°"r *r”'1" hkt. wi Um treat .uu-U h »tll tbc prohRdUtio party, several { IBM n~4.n, -»i ' * ’ this discussion tho n lteSSu£fiE" “ «• - Wagons. £ &&&&&& �The Hastings Banner. Troy Laundry, HASTINGS. MICH., Trinity, end guarante** strict!) flntcUss work Hastings City Bank. HASTINGS. WHOM. MJebirao. OFFICERS! 0. G. Brtrtntoft. Pre* Ideet; W. A Goodyear, Vie a D. Beebe. Cashier. A ctunder head in the C. K. 4 8. paaaeoger engine was found broken aaturdv. Until this is replaced, the construction train engine will be used for passenger work. • 8. L. Stone, while fishing on one of the lakes near thia city Wednesday, •dipped and fell on the ice in such a manner mi to break his collar bone and bruise his face somewhat James W. Godfrey, of the Freeport Herald, purchased Monday of C. 8. Brown, representing the Chicago News­ paper Union, a cylinder press to be add­ ed td the outfit of the Herald. A FETmoN praying that the water mains be extended west from Broad­ way along Center street has been circu­ lated this week, and will be presented at the next meeting of tbe council. Have you been in Dr. Lathrop’s drugstore and noticed his stock of window shades and wall paper? If you are expecting to buy wall paper or window curtains that is the place to buy. , Sadie Ruckle. 12 years of age, liv­ ing tn tho Central house block, while in tbe alley back of the. house Saturday, fell and broke her arm. Dr. Baughman attended her and she is recovering rap­ idly. Mm. Frank Patton and sons, of Prairieville!, dalre to express their heartfelt thanks to their neighbors and friends, who so kindly aided them dur­ ing the sickness and burial of the late Frank Patton. DIRECTORSI Generel Banklnx Busina Tnuisacted lei Livery Stable! Now that you are thinking about laying by your felt* and overa it would be well to bear in mind that the cele­ brated Prime Kip boots are to be had only at Stauffer A Crawley's. Every pair warranted. Don’t fall to read the “Fifer at Lex­ ington," by Benjamin J. Lessing, L. L. D., to be found on an inside page. Next week will appear another Interesting Tho Hustling New Town on the article entitled “Independence and U. K. A 8. tbe Great Seal" by the same talented Per ibe eenvenie'nre of the public, tbo under- author. rlgart •>“ MtaDhshed a livery and feed rtahla 3 D-j’.ton. and will be pleated to receive the The C. K. & S. R. R’stiU remains in Mironaae of those desiring good livery rigs. Rate* reaaeuable. the hands of the men who built the -F. A. BLACKMAN. road, notwithstanding the report, of its becoming the property of the Michigan Central that is now appearing In a The •prim: serie* of teacher* examinations jw Han-y county, will be held as follow*.towit: number of state papers. DELTON, Hxvuno, ngoUr. M irth 1-2. VW". • h'usbvilit sp-vi d. M.ir.-h 1C 17. 1m«. Middleville, special. March 30-31. imb. Fnurievine. special. April Rxatniualln » will commence a» » oclock a.' SM<1 close for nd grade work ou the s.vond y at nswu. First and second erode etrtificatos can be rrantod only at tbe regular exam The Barry county soldisra and sail­ ors monument will be one that every citizen of the county can l>e proud of and the movement for Raising the necesssiry funds ought to' be helped along speedily to success by each.and every individual. x At the examination of Dr. J. T. Goucher in Nashville yesterday no further testimony was introduced. The doctor was bound over to the circuit e.irt of the niirduiM taonrv to bo paid Jtown. court in the sum of •1,000 with gurd halatKe ou easy terms. For particulars an-, security. L. E. Knappen appeared for quire nfornddren Mrs. Ptiebe A. Sunderland. the defendant and 1’. T. Colgrove for Irriog, Barry County. Mtch. tbe people. Farm for SaLt! poR SALE Irving. Small payment antpong thtte A<1 dress box XS. Marshall, Michigan. Maple Grote Center, Thursday. MareJi and. Lx>cal News. Circulation this week, 2.150. St. I’ATfiicK's day- Saturday. Work in th? first and third ranks, K. «f T.. Monday night. A" Nkw sign graces the front of Ed. Powers' htrlWAre store. QuARTruifY meeting uervices-at the M. E. church next Sunday. If yoc want nice prime clover seed for your own use call on R. J. Grant. A rt’Rio of'hhatnrock in the button­ hole is the proper thing for Saturday. The Sullivan and Mitchell tight Is graphically described on an inside page. CiiAiiiAmE has “dun rone plum crazy" over her future coal fields and gas wells. By Dickinson has sold his store building ou Jefferaon rtreet to W. H. Goodyear. Tin: Episcopal society are raising t unds for the purpose of building a new chapeL P. H. Bamlow 4 Co. iw offering MO bushels of recleaned home grown alover seed for sale. A. D. McElwain gave a dancing party tn Union hall Wednartay even­ ing. About 50 were praeenL Be kure and read the intereattog at> eoont on an inside page of tbe career of the late Emperor of Germany. * Quite a number of horaa were bought here last week and sent to Grind Rapids by a buyer from that • ity. Dr. Lathrop has just received a fine stock of window curtains. They are l»oth beautiful and cheap. Every one should see them. S. J. Bidelman has sold hi* place on Wat Green street to I^o Myers. Kutlund. Mr. Bldelman expects to move Zkck to his farm in the fall. The Sunday school at the Stats raid church was oTganizcd last Sunday, with Mrs. E. Pennock, superintendent; Mrs Merrit, sscretarT; Grace Mobba, organ- Morrill & Company D. 8. Goodyear visited Grand Rapids Thursday. Mrs. E. D. Lake, of Vennontvllle, is spending the * e^k with the family 61 Clarence Barber visited Nashville her brother, Al. Hams. Mr. Lake is exlast week. ’ . P“cted here Saturday to remain over . Mrs. II. A. Barber visited Nashville Sunday. this morning. Fred Smile took his father’s. Geo. Soule's, place dbring tbe Intter'a at>Oscar Crook, of Wayne, waa In the sffiir.- hat week on n visit to Lansing city yesterday. and other places, in Frank McDerby’s Miss Sarah Horton visited in Grand grocery. Nashville. Rapids Sunday. Mr. Leads Sergeant, nijMsrlntendent Walter Foster, of Middleville, was in of the new Kuliiniitzoo A Hartings the city Monday. road, was in the city Thursday on liusfuess connected with the road. Mr. L. E. KuaptM-n visited Richland, Kal­ Sergeant emit era plates moving h is fam­ amazoo Co., Friday. ily from Kalamazoo to Hartings some M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in time during the summer.—Telegramthis city Wednoday. Herald. Miss Minnie Lee-is the guat of Mb* Wilcox In Grand Rapids. Rf.v. Hunting, of Alma college, de­ livers a lecture at the M. E. Church to­ P. T. Colgrove and M. L. Cook were morrow night. in Grand Rapids Friday. The funeral of Mrs. Gilleland, an Col. H. H. Olli addrams the G. A. R. aged lady residing in the third ward, post at Imlay City to-day. was field yesterday. A daughter was born to the wife of E. Y.'Hoole tells the Banner read­ Chas. Cutler on Sunday last. ers this week about the fine assortment T. 8. Brice, of Maple Grove, has been of goods in his stores. in the city the past few days. A little son of Frank Nims got one N. D. March, of Charlotte, visited of the fingers of his right band caught in the cogs of a wringer at hi* grand­ this city on buslnos Tuesday. ma Slattery's yesterday, mashing tbe J. M. McElwain mikes a business finger quite badly.trip to Detroit this afternoon. April 6th is the date decided on for Miss May Roberta visited friends last the coming K- of P. dance. Further week In Charlotte and Jackson. notice will be given should the date be Mrs. E. C. Rond, of Muskegon, is vis­ changed. Lee's orchestra will furnish iting her slater*, Mrs. Ed. Doyle. the music, assisted by members from Arthur Patton, of Prairieville, visit­ Squier's band. Grand lUpids. ed friends In the dty thia week. 8. J. Bldelman left Friday for a visit The sixteenth quarterly session of the with friends in Beldon, Ionia Co. Barry county district lodge was held at J. 8. Klingensmith, of Bradley, Alle­ Hastings, March 12lh, with eighty gan Co., was in the dly yoterday. members present There were dele­ Mrs. Edmunds visited at Mrs. Lucy gates proent from ten lodga, repre­ senting 361 subordinate members. 1 Sanford's in Middleville last week. St. John lodge, located at Aayria Mrs. L. A. Conklin has returned Center, was represented for the first from a visit with Portland friends. time at this session. . There were forty Initiations In the Vernor Willison Is now an employe subordinate lodges during the quarter. in the office of the Freeport Herald. For temperance work done during Dr. and Mrs. Baughman went to the quarter. Hastings lodge wa, award­ ed the first prize and Union lodge the Nashville yesterday to visit friends. second. W.C. Otto, of Middleville, made a Resolutions were passed by the lodge business trip to this city Wednoday. with regard to the enforcement of the Mrs. Gerrard, ot Nashville, was a local option law, and others for the guest at Prof. Roberts' home last week. good ot the order. Afte: transacting all necessary busi­ Miss Charity Lake l>egan a course in ness the lodge was- adjourned to meet the Grand Rapids business college this in next session June 11th, with Union week. lodge. ” A. G. ‘ M “oney -- , DlsL ‘ Sec. Will Shean and sister, of Hlcknrv HASTINGS MARKETS. Corners, visited Hastings friends hat Wheat, ubiunr* week. •• ret tic* Mrs. S. L. Stone and daughter Gltnna U»te....... intend leaving this week lor SiouxCity. NeaM.... Potato**, Iowa. • ■ km ... Bike Keutifld and Will Chidester are Kotler . very sick, and threatened with typhoid fevwr. ' Warren Willlutus spent the latter feart of list week at his farm in I’rai- LIT* Chlrlrne •• Turke rkvllle. !>uro G*OM Henry Ford and family are talking ttelt.bbi ... very strongly of removing to New It ; 8 I 8^" Have received all of tbe They Have the Lamest Stock Ever Sion in iastiip. Agents for tbe Celebrated Guyer Hat, The finest Derby hat ever kept in Hastings. E. W. MORRILL & CO. HASTINGS MICH BOOTS shoes: ood goods at Bottom Prices. Ah There! Miss Mac Campbell expects to go to ('ooix-rviUc sown, there to visit with feldtlves. ▲pplM. e*»t>or*teC , y/cieiueut binlth and C. G. Holbrook llmoUn Reed............ visited Woodland Monday, on legal Water Ume. bbl. business. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS Dr. Fiske, president of Albion Col­ lege, was the guest of Daniel Striker, s‘,urd"rEvery family troubled more or less Mrs. J. T. Ruck left Monday lor De­ with colds. • Delton still has the booin on and is | truit, where she expects to remain sevMany go to-day to Nashville to at­ bound to keep lively. F. A. Hlaekuian j oral weekstend the Goucher trial. Some twenty of Alice Keagle’s will erect a 24x<JO, two story, building- i Laverne Thompson, formerly of Or­ friends inet at her home Friday for a there for the use of Mr. Higley, a Kal­ angeville. now of Greenville, was in the parting call, She left on the morning amazoo merchant. The latter will put city Monday. of the 7th for her home In Manistee Co. in a general stock of goods at Delton, ! Silas Stsffoid sn<i wife visited their Born to Fred Barry and wife tbe 7th, a* soon as this builfilng is ready for daughter, Mrs. J. H. Padgbam, at Allea girl. him, and the management of the store g:uL last week. Mrs. T. Whetstone is very sick, her Don’t forget that Beamer make* the prices. will be given to a Mr. Fox. \ E. A. Clarke left Monday for a daughter Mrs. Crawley Is at home help­ A traveling man. name unknown, 'Visit with friends in Ann Arbor. Jack­ ing to care for her. Don’t forget that Beamer has the goods to .back him. with a soul as small as a mustard seed Son and Charlotte. Don’t forget that Beamer means business when he talks. bought a bag of pop-corn of Frank ] Hon. 11. A- Goodyear, E. A. Morrill Read these letters, 1 have hundreds \ Heath at tbe depot Saturday and in the and Ike liendenhott caught a nice lot more like them; tbh at Gun lake last ween. Vicksburg. Mich., May 17,1884. hurry of departing trains p^id for it , with a lead 50 cent piece receiving 45 ! A. K. Fowler is expected home from IL G. Coleman, Chemist: 1 am glad to speak a good word for cents in change from the boy. who dis­ Alabama soon^for the purpose of dis­ your Petroleum Balm. 1 have had covered hi* Loss only after tbe thing posing of his real cetntc here. catarrh tor twenty years, it had be­ that cheatedtim had left. What pride Comrade Fates, of Wayland, was in come so bad that I could no longer It must have token over such a display the city yesterday on his way to attend speak in public, and at lima I fared of shrewdness’. ' Before the first warm wave, Beamer plunges the cold steel into th«i old enemy the G. A. IL re-union at Lansing. that it would destroy my voice entirely. of the consumer, high prices. Beamer runs tbe only store in Barry county that The prompt action taken by Albion. ■ Luman Fuller, of Now York state, a 1 used many catarrh curee with no can do this, as he sells strictly for cash. whereby an election is to be held to non of Moses Fuller, of Carlton, was the benefit One of your Mint,la gave me great relief, nnd a 25c box has made me decide as lo bonding the city for infest of Smith Holmes Thursday. feel like a new man. Yeura truly, »30,000 to lie paid to the Gale plow, /John F. Holbrook and family started C. E( Bailey. works for their present location provid­ this week for Mancelona, where they LATER HKTORT.t How ing the Gala will remain in the city, expect to make their future home. Plano, ill., sept 17th, 1887. will cause tho collapse of many an He treats them all alike. As he sells for cash, he has no lessee from bad debta Mrs. Carolina Kettles, Kankakee, ill., H. G. Coleman, Kalamazoo. Mich.: embryo boom in other towns that were When I lived at Vicksburg I used or interest on long standing accounts, or time consumed in keeping books. was called here last week by the sick ­ based on the removal «rf the Gale works some of your catarrh ointment, Petro- That's how and why Beamer can and dora make prices below any competition' thereto. Th^re 13 no doubt that tho ness of her mother, Mrs. J. Miller. ieum Balm you called it. It cured me election in Albion will result in the Mm. Will Sqnler and daughter re­ and you used' my name In your clrcocity’s bonding Itself and that will keep turned Saturday from a visit with lars.' 1 furnished some persons hero the Gale worfis with them. friends In Lansing and other placa. with it who dalre more. If you think Orno Strong cast his genial radiance bat 1 think 1 can make arragnements 6 Ibe gloss starch............. A PETITION has been signed by a ma­ with a druggist here to sell it for you. jority of the voters and taxpayers of over the ethereal objects of our mun­ 1 think it really valuable. I am cured B lbs corn " ............. dane sphere In this vicinity Monday. f> lbs new Turkish prunes the city requeuing the council to sub­ and do not need it for myself. 3 lbs California raisins 1 oara truly, mit to a vote April 2nd the question of ✓W. H. 8jjhantz left for Muskegon 2 lbs best layer * C. E. Bailey, Attorney. bonding the city for •10.000 for public Saturday to attend the dedication Sun­ N.B.—Until Mav tat, *88 I will send bite Kirk's best soap Improvements. There is no doubt day of a new. Methodist church there. 5 lbs butter crackers .. whatever but that if the thing can be Frank - Clarke has severed his con­ out 25c boxes for trial on receipt of 12c. S-lb can best yellow peaci H. G. Coleman, Kalamazoo, Mich. done legally, to raise the >10,000 by tax nection with tbe Democrat and intends Mb • apneota .... Is the only jwt «uwl equitable method of soon to begin a course of study at Alma Choice tomato catsup, little brown jugs . Probate Ort>*r. getting the bonus necessary to secure college. 8UU ot Mieb!R»n. County of Bam.___ Bat new medium scaled herring, per box the Lowell road. Whether aoeb action The ladies attending the dopartmmt would be legal or not willI be ascer­ Columbia river salmon, Mood red. per lb........ tained before the council meeting Fri­ W. R. C. at Lansing are Meadam a Ri­ Best Mackinaw trout, per lb der, Slingerland, Hiram Jones and S. day night. “ white fish, “ I’hllilpe. . “ dscos Mrs. H. C. Turner, who has been vis­ MR. EDTTOB: Good broom.............................. With your permiaeton we desire to iting friends In this vicinity for several Bat Iceland halibut, extra thick, per lb call the attention of your readers to weeks, returned Saturday to her home, 2 cans fresh mackerel.............................. praying thia court to what we are doing in tbe way of pre­ Wayland. paring for the accomodation of our M. B. Todd. Seymour Burton, E. H. in iimiiii aiEu friends and customers. Having en­ Lathrop and G. H. Brooks are in at­ Thereupon it l» ordered. that Friday, larged our salesroom and added largely tendance at the G. A. R. encampment be cth day of April. A. D M». «: ton to our stock we feel that we are pre- nt Lansing. ■clock in «M foreonon. M SMtood tor; Royal baking powder, per lb ... , he Marine of <mld pH Uou. and that Dr. IMce's “ - .... nared to give our customers good bar­ Mias Leighter returned to her home Rising Sun “ " . . gains in dry goods, such an aheeUngs. In Grand Rapids Saturday. She has are requln-d to »l>l*»j: at a*'-Ion rt»*ld Court, Baking powder in bulk, 2 lbs....... shirtings, suitings, etc. And in show than tn N« bolden at the Probate Office. in tho our line of rnissa and ladia shoes is been for several weeks the guat of not excslW by any house in the dly. Mrs. Hanaucr. b the mownized Imrgain store between l-'~,V> rX WV I■ Jw-luon u>d Gmad Kaidda. Wu* Uil, A full lino of choice groceries, alw Louis Proatwr and Bob Christie took ery week, and you a ill learn souu-thiDg to your advantage, on gr->c»'ri'rj, crockerv and glassware. Our prices a horsebark ride to Grand Rapids last ockery and mmr gixxlH we can save you from 6 to 9) per .wit. are always as reasonable. We are also week, taking to that city the horses re­ belter prepared to handle larger quantiOU B MO PTC): Jxiw prices for cash. Hrmemle-r the plat*. tlm of butter, rggs, etc. IhM *»*«•»*; c ntly tougbt here. DMBty <M Mrs. Durning, who has been visiting fore. Como and tee ua and we win endeavor to make it b th pl^aauant «r.d b-r dauahUf, Mr*. D. S. Goodyear, for tne past lour months, returned Monday profitable for you. Respvetfully. to her home lo Milan. p SiAtri-i-ER A Crawley. We have just printed h neat card for W. 11. Schantz aetting forth some facts about his horse “Holborn." We Oct. Jeffcnwn Md Court SUu, Ilaetings. Mich. find that the sire 1’rineeps commands a service fee this year of >200 cash. A Rates. S I .OO per Day. llllv by Holborn. sold last fall at eix TM» House I* M»r. with pit-aunt room*. The natronage of IM public U respectfully solicited. months for S100, and the SpauUing colt Rt Diuv months for >100. Breed£fbdp.-Suih». ROBERTSON HOUSE, PERSONAL MENTION. Dr J. C. Andrus. Ira VanVaikenL E. Knappeo visited Nashville yee- burgh and L. L. H olio why, of Kalama­ zoo. were.at, Wall Lake the fore part of Hail Gentle Spring Time But Beamer's Baraam Honse is Here First DON'T FORGET THAT. He Dares to Quote Prices! ON WITH THE DANCE. | HE PROTECTS HIS CUSTOMERS! *t Look at This ecsSSSK SSSSB SK H SeiStt D NISKEEM.- Local ERhpr --- —---- - —vuc UK, VUUMQued to April 12th. Special Sale if Bating Powder for 30 day:. SSSS -^INOrWEPXPa^MAfrfr IM*. I OOk Ol ITT B4amdr’« Cash Grocery and Bazar House, �THE WEEK IN CONGRESS. OUR NATIONAL LAWMAKERS ANO from tbo: wu entered by Torsney. M tiled Cine peculiarly L*-Clll MFlV h ine-lirtne The Lansing street car line will be 4iiapi««l for the purpose, p>xteoe*ing (wviillar eumtive pawrin. It cxpchi extemh d to the Agricultural college. inarch for Fairfax Court ■v»-rj Impurity from the hload. and 41*0 given it vitality rad rlchtit-M. Il ••.rratox an upp^tiU, tones tho <ligr>tlon, plcaMUit lo thn suff-rer and <lh*u*lll>K lu Others nesting AnaudaJe a staff officer rale upto in vigorkt re the livor, and glvre new -il is an adranred uutpovl of approorhing dl»- CoL Heenan and directed him to halt tbe life HDd rtiergv to every function of the ea-teofworee typo. Do uut argiedl IU wu- regWtent on the spot and await ontern The riotoly referred IL laxly. The tretlmony nf ihou*hnda, m officer waa covered with gold lace and wore 10 the great benefit derived from HimkI’h •Showpari!la, aboukl convince eyervlaxiy that it la p»*culixrl» the beet blood colonel in broken English. , Tbe Indian affaire purifier and spring medicine. In tho recent production by Dorothea Rob­ erts, entitled some “Royal Liven," Uiero orc some very interesting pictures illustratZ-e of dramatic ineidttrtn in the career of the frown prince and Ms wlfa Ono of tome pictures I give, as it illustratee well the character and relations of this noble couple: *‘U ta tho ovs of the battle of Konlggrstk. Hie guards were defiling post a little below where Fred­ erick William stood. Bee bis figure, erect and fair, like ono of the Nonwnen of old, turning toward Uu> soldier*, reaolul'.on and reliance in every fiber.' 'March tor tout tn-j. there to our UnttkOuld!' Ev«-v man present 'i SViSu pranrlbtag a pematy foe unlawful cutting of ioting land tn revurally to the United Peoria and Miami Indians Ln Indian lerrttory *“ THOMAS J. POTTER DEAD. ennolor. from Kentucky. bated ou a senate committee amendment to strike out the bou*J provtuoti requiring the public printer to rigidly oufurvn the eighthour law. ILL* amHhdroent wax withdrawn, but without taking a vote on Uw house douse WaantMOTOX. Crrr, March 10.—Thomas, J. J ‘otter, vice praddnnl and goiieral man­ ager of tbe Union 1‘iudfle railway, ditd at Walckrrs Hotel in this city at 11 o'clock adjourned. In tisshoure a rraotatfou was introduced to that followtxt Tbo pnuooY movement de- , elded tho day. • “Kfter the terrildo battle had been fought, ' _ J £!y\ army;-appropriating >227,000 fur a depart­ ment exhibit at Um Cincinnati exposition; to build a canal around Niagara Fails; to build public buildings at Cedar Riqii.U, Ottumwa, and CbkoUtea, luwa. The Mebudio-David­ son eontete from t!u> state of Alabama wm detatedf too itepub'.icah« declaring that tba evidence slsowwl that Davidson was. elwted by fraud, and tbe Domocrata denying too charge; memorials trod petition.* was amended on as to refer them nil without delate It wm agj-red tlial n majority vote of tbo t»«nato Shall .l«rid-j heraafue whether »treaty shall txxxU by tlM’trLvmurywMfavve-ubly reported. Tbe di-|>et>dnok pension bill was resumed, and during Ha <xmul«ratliin Ingalls made a slash- th- M-nate adjourned. jDuflte-BavMtem case, Johnston of Indiana, IBouteUe xml Butterworth adrm-ating too (right erf Um cwtaKtant and O’Ferrnl) and L.U LM1 ULI uj Florida, with his” each riding slowly over the battlcfirliL seek­ family and Dr. Ran- ing to succor the wounded and tho dying, «“m. bis physician. when they moL As they, embraced tbe king said: ‘Thou bast shown capacity as a leader? > He wu afflict­ Bismarck waa a spectator of tbo historic . with dropsy ot msetii.j, a Gnc picture of which adorns the Ruhmcslmlle in tbe Zenghan* at Berlin. The from Omaha to horrors of -the field were 1 ppelling to tbe Washington so fn- prlncvk 'Do who enusre war with a stroke of tbo pen knows i>ot what lie tai calling up tigued him that it from Hades,' wm bfa entry in hh journal on that momentous day.”—San IL-ino'Ccr. New । York World. T r V,!w‘^p®|T ’ Vtew y3 TBuxasj. pOTTXiu WAfflOxenwr Crrr, March ".—A Joint rowdutlon was pomed l»y toe senate Tureday. dnwtingan investigation by toe geological survey of tho practicability of irrigation for Uta Bond-. atlaek*; a cents a vtel. by druggists. KWWirviu.tn™ prauuwu.____ *MrNiparfllH, -AMnuiOartlfa. THE WORK THEY ARE DOING. graph hdrerwly, and favorably an original bill for tl>e rvgulati'.m ct tho tetegrapb on the principle of the biter -tale railway bill. It was iretuted by Cullom and others that tbo bitter WU Aouid b« referred to the intor-otate eonunrnw remmittoe, m it was out of the line of tbe jKMbdioo jignmittae, but il wm firwillv teid on tho tabb-for tb« present. Pe­ tition* for toe aboludunobt of the “drum- REDUCING THE SUTLERS SURPLUS. dtte>."^aVJr.1.1^' —Arr ,he luoothB lu which 10 purify to* i4ood.«thu^ut«»ta in* wort »usJ. £Tr«fac *P<ibl* t® »*Drfil from lowlieinn from 84-riY teadqaartarx The “wer ticket Tecumseh. having a hungry regiment with full pocketa fresh from the Quaker City. One dollar .WiSsf at a price stated 011 lhe dsy the ojdlmi tw piw it is irtten a s*tk>u» opendlou to the drtfwbut tlo-.rv ts amore scriixi* “put and call than Hi.illinx of Rluod, Khort Hreath. Connor xsttirs&r'Xl.tSSr* quaintanro In U10 barroom, aud dined siiia by side. Among tbe aUractiaus of the boat were a nunit».*r of borsre and dog* that were being carried from New York to the summer city, and we w.«it to look at them. Strolling nlxxit among tlu ln was a dauditied young mmi who might have boon tho owner of them all for tho airs ho jnit oil It wo* delicious to see tho way in which ha txtood tho dock verting' to tranMuit the docu-------- -------- —----- Jence • relattng to the Anglo-Vonoxuulan imbroglio. A bill provid­ ing for tbe ftayinaul of too Union Paclffc railway <We wm roportod favorably. It is toe Outhwaite bill changed in a few portico- aloh"'“‘ “J# t^lBt l,e can yr*n Tbe bill to dirido tbe great Sioux re•ervatiiiu was oteo agreed to, with an amandtoi-nl forfaiting all lauds given too Chicago Milwnukro & Kt. Paul and Dakota Contra! railways if the roads ore not built through the nesrvation in three ynore. Tlie Indians tnko lutals in sirentity andgvtibeshlMll/BO,. ANOTHER FIRE HORROR. Miimarous, Minn , broke out ta th» Msthodist unlvwrityatH o'clock Friday rooming from tba spoutoasous combMtton at oily rags fa the art room. non were forty inmate, including tbs faculty "todenfa and servant* All but tea escaped without trouble. Four young man jumped from tbaswxmdriory window*: four others and a profaroor jumped from the third tbo roof by a clothes line. Following to » ------- — -—- — .<mw, Uta tbe tema, adjourned. WaRHMoraM Crrr. MarchO.-Frum thirty- of . the victims: Horton Pjteher, • Northville, D. T., internal injuria., died *» t*<’ ’>«’”; Hattio Taylor, elocution Romans considered baldness a serious affliction and Julius Cssar was never quite satisfied with himself because his poll was bare. The face, however, is the open book and one can reudiiy trace in its var­ ious expressions, lines, changes and complexions the state of the system. The eye that is unusually bright and yet has a pallid brightness, the face up­ on whose cheek nature paints a roee of singu ar beauty and flush, more marked in contrast with the alabaster appear­ ,r .Ilu ww ance w of. tbe-forebead -uu and lllr nose-and low-, 1 er part of the face, is one of those whom the skilled physician will tell I you will some day dread the funeral : month of M <rch. Iwcnurn it is tben that 1 consumption reaps its richest harvest, Consumption they tell us is caused by ’his. that and the other thing, bv mirrnhwln ■(. K. __ i.____ erobes in the air, by micro-organisms in the blood, by deficient nutrition, by a thousand rad one things, but wlth whatk­ ever loe causH,, Uwav ever the cause, decay begins with a I tented Ui too -mate Thoraiay protosUmr Ml* Ktrong, Mitchell. D. T„ back bruised: arniiMrt tlu* nzte.lita_i.L_ .. . . tk.. . _ ,» , *_ - . , , > . . j T i . day aalnte S' • HK- uuuutuoi in- meter A aaw । wc jv. u. myior, ucuu A. bill waareta«rt«d providing fractured, arm broke. Internal injurire, may .-'■'S-'""tatataj dlro wm talih. tlrklf-Ur. D. T„ ta IranamUnenta. * Stewart A'”r takra. iDtaDDll-lDjotal; H. 1'roklD, spoke in review tend, broken ankle- Aura JonreParkston of toe time Et .^X Surod^n mctioti to Mriko exit toe word “totally" before “toeapadteted - Tho bd! wm Umu pawed— yeus, 44; uayv, ifi. Blair introduced his serv­ ice iMusion MH. Tbe bill applying the ulcht- was favcrnblyre,and the mmatomijoumEri Bntii Monday. Tlie hotma ------ ’ uni________ J - - . ■words NkW YoHK, March I9.-A Herald special from Minneapolis says: It Is learned there that acombiaation of wholesale groevro Li various porta of tbe country, is In pnxxxe of formation, having for (u jjurpoeo Ute regula­ tion of prinw, and prwdhly to nrnlte a bUrineM arrniigwntmt with too sugar trust, sugar be­ ing Um commodity which it is most jirticuUrly sought to control. “ . . • ■ ■ wen. nuieia s Tbe Udi to enable commnnWes to Sax Fhancihcxj, Col., March 10.-At mid- ---- * —r ■--------- — r ' ■ i*u. in eommittoc of the whole tbe house considered without adioti the bill to give California 5 Frank Koller, U- ”Michig» Giant ' Tta fight wm for blood. After five fierce round* ho-1 Iwn fought tlio “Giant" won Uie conUwt by putting Braddock to steep with a heavy right-hander. seminary of Virginia, SSU.OOO for tbe occu­ pancy ly tbe government during the rebel­ lion of it* Imililing wax debated in tho week, Oro.ro, Rudd., llrod, 10-V. B. Jonton a member of the Chapman Coal comdruVP«l dead of heart X f^UnU-V mornt«K- !i" amveu liarn Frlrtwv „L4., ...o .... .... The Kepublioans game-ally family. • 1 LADIES PEERLESS DYES fhry will dr. everythlug. They ire m.Ii! rvrro. where, rnea 10c. a paekage-an iv^ irv -n^ tareOaooqwforstrength.‘ini.-!iii .-,. Xl as tbe sergeant liberally distributed tho money around among tbe boys, they hushed their grumblings and bought sverything at any price. When the sutler first discovered bis loss. hardly reached their camp ground outside of Fairfax Court House w ben tbo same glittering ..-AT -v.. I.—1 I I— rL. —.1 found He found him, and angrily told Col. Ilk-nan Lhat Higrl would have him dis ' minted from tbo service for permit Ung hi* sen to rob tbesutlor. " WeU," said Heenan, in language decidedly pointed.1 “lot him try Whm Are Yon Gaine? When do youaxartf Wherefrom’ rf,.. iu year party! What emuont ,/ r, bWM»s haw yout What route do w.B । »l rei»*ar A»nl. K.'P( H. Uortaand. Ttnv f'avt , no more — 1'lniadclpbm Pram. NORTHERN PACIFIC IfLOWniSERlILROt&LdiDSS FREE Government LANDS. Ifetlmdist Protestant Church of South Carolina, writes from Granville: sen m ELY'S Catarrh Creai Balis mm from uae part of mv body to another. Finally tho eryaipeMs broke out on my left hxnd and arm. and produced much «w*UJng I wa. tor eixbuen mouth* afflicted in lids way. and nf counw u»ed a great many kindwof tnedii inm. but nothing gave rae relief Friend, finally persuaded ma to try Swift s bperifie I notice! a dertdrd lmpiov.-meut while.Ukinrithe first buttlo. Allan Pain and I n fl a m mation Heal* tbe Son-* z ’il Senwa of Taat« alii Smell. TRY THE CURf fever A partlcte tvapplteu i u>. the m-dicine I g*lu<-d on an avrrap* two found- of fireh jvr week. I think 8. 8 S. a valuable mdiains*. end I fnquu.tly reeommrnd it to mv friends" OH! MY BACK! the stable and ttaunpa one of tbo boya liters.’ —Alfred Trumble in Tho Argonaut" ^,1., found tbo betted and bleeding fenn of Mrs. one’s physical con­ J. IL Brown,of New York city. Sbe woplaced ditiOD by the State of the half I under troatxwmt by phyociana, but soon after I The Bible telb UB that with his hair died. Mr. and Mrs. Akm McCann, of 13 gooe hla rtre0<th> The but will recover. r—A. IUI a vuuMiMung at ncuana, Ala, appropriating g’Xl.OOO. In committee of toe Whole the bouse thou sgrei.1 to tbo bill ratifying lb*> agrvciitent with tbe Orca Ventre and other Indians in Montana, t>y which they give up torir rtNer- The Funeral Month of Harcb. | pot toe n. mey pouring In so fast h>to bis wal­ let, so bo raiwi! up tlx> east and slid tl« money under IL A. keeneyvi swgeant In Company G soon diH-overod this improvised till and secretly cut a slit in tbo curtain. H’s fun lo watch him. “ twelve others, of whom four willXte The • • j how the laily who bad introduced him had, ■codent occurred opposite a brick water tank | •Steps the Hell's Jlngiin*. ! it wat understood, given him money enough near Scio station A bad joint derailed tb« The statute forbidding car com pan ire to to go to California, and spare her further locMnotivnC, but tlm laggxK'' rar, smoker, 'have Ixcn on tbeis Iwrses on Sunday in well mortification by hi* presence here. Judge known, but a tiny contrivance, by which the my amaaxmenl, tben, whet: I called on my jumped Englishman today, to bv received, with lofty । frnn tbe tra » cowthen adjourned. pahtentws, by thw very' getitlcmanV gvutlre . pletely wrecktxL __ _______ ____ ____ sands of bells, and so at midnight on Satur­ man. bock again in servitude. WahihxotOW CrrT. March H—Tbe •wr.ato plunged into tbe itaUoo platform and tore day a tiny rubber band, similar to those used on umbrellas, is quickly slqiped around each pcreonafpropertyP I atderd my friend.* ’ cy bill too house provision requiring tbo pub­ clapper, aud thin explains why tlie tiells on lic printer to rigidly uuforve ths eight-boor "He don’t dare," replied that )ibiliteopbicml the harms* on Bunday give out no jingling. law, toe vote tiring:« to 30. An amnDdmont to nmwvpriMte far too pay of public build-’ig wnplojee all over tbe country, many I I catch him at auy trick.. And, I say"----of whom hare been discharged for lack of • *'Ehr money to pay thorn, wm rejected Tbe bill were reduced to kindling wood, and a freight I “You'd never imagine how he gets erso." "How does beP ter of a mile before stopping. rates. ____________ ;_________ huril v nwrfluliou gnutlng McDuffie, which wm rejected—USJ to 144 . Tbe majority m>ol4ti'-n wa.» tben adopted without division. TUoimui ot niinots mtroduredn bill prohibit­ ing the use of purtraltM of ^ptaen for advertiwng pttrpoBBR without tho content Of tho Thuixday. Tbe iiwmte than held an executive nka A Valet a* a Boca* Lord. boreey young Englishman port of the boat, it wm also delicious to as» bi* baud go up to his bat and hl< manners go it wm feared ho wm dying. He rallied ju*t 1 «... | down on th"ir Imre* when bo caught sight of a llttle, and lias since been in lhat condition j It ha* b«m uoticwl among tho brokers of, my eontpoaion When we toft him," hta where tl»> border line between life atxl death ' _ees for Kimotime |>oxt that men have been master said: “Your uifitrnil climate seeme wm scnrwly perceptible. His death Friday morning wm not a surprise to his family. coming into u«e a* mameugnr boy*, if the to have gut into the head ef that fellow of expnwdon may bo used. Tbe reason for this mine i doubt but Hi h#ve to Jet him set up Is, it would seem, that the supply of suitable for a gentkmiui on hi* own account." boys is not cqtml to tbo demand. The downLast mouth 1 met tny Englitlunan al tbe Burlington A Quincy system and waa lo- town superintendent of tbe American Dis- Hoffman, and over a grog be rrm.rlwi, catod at Chicago for sans time prior to his trict company wm saying tho other day that "You remember tluit fellow who had charge ronnecdon with the Union Pacific His con­ they arv-alwny* abort of boys and luul to -•----- —**■ •—* ——----------- •*-- **-----------trol ot tbe two rood* was practi'-ally supreme give tbo men a chance. As-yct they bare boatr only been employed to deliver telcjrairet, ; I told him I did, ao>l he langhed. where they ore pr id for each telegram deliv- • — ' ■" — ■* *— “Gad" said he, “*be ■booed■ -two boxes of en-d, ami can therefore increase their remu- ' clothes from me and a p<K-keifu| of jc-wdry, --------------- 'TTF----- --------- -(— -------------- -- aud tho next I heard of him lie was passing car at 8 o'clock Friday night. cents fur each telegram, end 3U0 or *J0 » far an Irish lord here in New York. Hr* wt«'k is n fair week's work, realizing the man got a nigger to wait on him, and I boor bo A MISHAP ON THE SRIE from <0 to W. One man a short time ago, . b»-k» him every dav." by working early and late, managed to get. — • - you' show -him upF - -I asked. '■ •Why don't hi* bill up for half n month to over'*16. Tbe I Ln tho suite of nwsoanger boys and oftentimes al ••-tMwj itinv TiururciU- ire air Is lo aii uubyalthy Ineallty. ff rte1. I., f I... . .... i.n... L--.— f 11 j? L ....... ..I.--. iu«mirr< »r» ruren by Hoort « HsrsapxrMlii. lhe must |«pufar and ’ucccsdul spring owdklne. .JrtU“l”^ar‘7,U treat puzztehow the dangers of lijhtnlngare averted where there are to many conductor, of elri-tncity a* fa a telegraph, office. More than -JUM different wlnw comb into the Western Union budding, aud run more or Icm directly to tbo de.tk* of thi* nrwtrw «.*^u t?.,__ _ ro_. . DON'T N'T SCOLD u*implyawful. NoUrtarr irfSe anneal limes wm mare painful than thew twin diseases. But—oughtn't a man to be blamed if, haviagKheuffljdiam or Neuralgia, be wont ue Ath-Io-pho-ros, when il has cured thousand* who hare suffered in the “rar way ? Il has cured hundreds them rhy,*‘1*1a’ b*Te PronuuDcrd ^S§wT=E ENGLISH BUCHU le One of the Beat Kidney INVKfiTIOATORfi IN ing fiasbM of forked fury N^l/haT^s operator* are young women, and they may be expected to shoro tho general sentiments of their sex eonrerning this uncertain and Wickfol tanklnw . ““ all other puzzles which stand in the way of human progress F z Every wire, as it entero the buildlnx po*es through tho bottom of ft iong narrow board and then again through it at the top. W. JOHNSTON A CO.. ally stop the cause of that cough cures tbe disease of the lungs. That is all there is of it. Tbe cough is an evidence of a wast­ ing. To slop it effectually, a rt-mwly Ui to a-[.nr. tte au™,, of ,u Uul must be used that will search out the “I—>”> u> ta Bprf (h, |„rt cauM>, remove lhat and then heul the tatta- ««»,• -Lich drop, Irouaujii lungs and do away with lhe cough. *ta X aS ranroUa, roll, th, opj.thj This Is the power, special to itself, pos­ “ “ta ta rlu.h sessed alone by Warner’s Log Cabin «L -nd Iwyuud U do urwTh*r^, o* Cough and Consumption remedy. Thin is no new^tangled notion of narcotics and poisons, but an old fashioned prepa­ trienl infiueore. te thi insured Til vri^ ration of balsams, roots and herbs, such as was used by our ancestors many pvoeved directly from the street to the \ ears ago, the formula of which hxH switchboard iu the operating room, where ireult l>een secured exclusively bv the present they y. .topp^ Tho wlrw ou^bed u> thZ manufacturers at great trouble and ex- machluMto toe room ail run to this board and coutMx-Uon* are ratablislaxl therewith pens& It is not a mere cold dryer.y It is a system-searcher and upbulhlrr and T„1T a consumption expeltant. Where oth­ A1*,1 ceru“ piece or parcel ot bwrthtnr ers fall, it wins, because it gets at the constitutional cause and remove® it From the system. X W. Hensxw. of Greensboro, Pa., on '!’wl q«»Hyr of tbe north east un.ro Jan. 15,1888, reported that “he had de­ Dated Fr’re try rived more rexl benefit for the length of time, from Warner’s Log Cabin Congh and Consumption remedy than be bad tally -pnnki,Tr.^r •1UTB a coumovK. * tin. * «TiLk< nnctithoenIttarnA.1. «... a-.i—! • ... for years from the beat state physl clans.** if you have a cough, night sweats. • poltlve. BMurance in your own mind • hat you. oh—you have no consiinite i ion” rad yetlotteflitah appetite, cour *igv. as your lungs wa-te away, you m<ri know that soon the funeral month ot Mtreh will claim you, unless prompt!) ’«•. d>H*P*ls .nd U’’Trr<«-'’f busters, _ ..FKel of ‘’•blttty. and faithfully you use the article nam­ ire tabllitv amt 'd. If other renirdlua have faih-d tn 'his one thoroughly. If others nre of fered. Insist the more ou trying this tin qualed preparation. tatorfertng with business' 6ome persons are prone to consumn , Hon and they xhould never allow the •llseare to become seated. rtiSTL^l 2 £ 'sE’waa.s.s. W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. OIMTLEMEH. I «umf.M-taHlW K>r, w Trantra UMIIIIK. Uw •wiBli'x' " J It «4 shoe, whldl euuahs •xio WHO*HwJxrencd A W00LBT, AGKNT. HMilai’- �KAISER WILHELM gesticulation Sketch of the Life of Germany's wm lUeme i, wlicu be te fat mon with and animated talk. renesring Un- demands Late Monarch. PRUSSIA’S GOLDEN AGE. provinces just south at Denmark, Schtaiwfr Men invariably Bow the Unification of Germany Was Secured. uov naieu roe a di iinajK ntelfo-t, thoroughly upright, obstinate la ins opinions, and tenacious of }>urpose. Ha was for a time gsremor of Baden Whm Fntict Williuni was 43 .yean old and I drairod war, but if 1 ani forced to it Twill maintain tbe honor of Germany to tlie taut ' man.” The king** ride wa* a triuni|>ba) journey. Tbe country was aroused lo wild rntliusiastn and madness «gaunt the French. Great ad sides were hurrying in mu! confusion and rout King William wm a hero Hi* aoi. diets tbrougvd around him and, it is said, they wept for joy. He had sbaird Uwir Uardsblieand tolia during lhe day, encour­ aging them and sp-akiug comforting word* to tiie wounded. Ai teiilgbt Ciuuu on Lbe whole army jriued in the rid song, “Now AH Thank Gal” Tbs refrain wm jwswd from bill to hill, white Uie awect rirnlns lulled tnany a dying hero on hta way to wtm ’*♦"*"‘1 U:al Prince H illlam abotild henceforth Im called j cinee of Prussia, being hrir to tbecTonu. European fOopyrigbted by the A:nvricani*rn« AsroclaUan.l Tbe life of tbe isto Emperor William I. of Germany, spounwi a period of sutprteing wm advanced io c/'inmand»T i.-i chief of tbe •nuy. The revolutions of 1848 crated tbe peoples of EaroiM. LoaB FhUIppu was driven from tbe throne of France and Ger­ many wm seized with the infection. WHItarn Prinre of Pru»ia stampod out the revo­ lution in Ba<lra and Berlin with reauluteuras and relentlenmics*. White lib brother, tbe king, wm weak nnd ▼qriltatiog in id. policy, tlw» prince of Pmwia wus in favor of strong muosure*. He. bad a horror of revolutions and repudiated tbe idea ot popular »overHgnty. At one of hb brother* rounciU lie " ....... -■...... .''"PM would rather up|>eal to that weapon than couwht to ndeovu-a propio who dared rl.im thuright “to tote their own taxes ” He wu» thoroughly hate,! by the people. Ho intenw was tbo feeling against h'tn that it wa» dmmd best for him to quit.tlse kingdom for a time. He repaired to bmilon. There Im morstou and Russell. UponJib return to Gecnumyhe agnin.lived in seclusion. During all them yoiis ilu. prince of Prussia had full opportunity to mm tlie weakiMsM of hu broth<-r'» c<Hirse and to »tudy the tendency ot errata. Ha wns i iprniug definite idea* mid a strong will't© execute Hum. Meantime be t.*>k an active interest in tbo PniMian parliament. Gnutually hr regained ms-ch of hb lu-t popularity. The excitement and contort* of government bad shattered the health of the king. ’ His sensi­ tive mind received a fatal shock. The pnfire EsrXKOn WtlUAM l, OF OXRWAXT. In buyltoo! bis native land wasbuiuilintod by lory. HB family was reduced to rxtremlties. A» u youth bo intirciied nnd fought Mill) Un* armies that overthrew tlin great flew French t-iiinirv. and paraded the Htr'vets limn b« hvam- a tong. conquered AiUUla. many, and w • ui-nle an cmp<Tor«a Fnmcb •jIL lie wa» in turn tinted and loved by his num. 11B mut.ber was one of tiful 1 protect the right." He formed n naw min­ istry which pleased tlie people. In Ire* than two years the king died, and lli<« prince of Prussia became the monarch. He M ywirsof age, ami wm daaenbed n» n "fine, dignified, handsome, somewhat bluff old tuaiur He wa< tali anil strong. His manneiu v.crc plain, hearty, flunk nnd ggirenhle. fi> LU tnlUtary life Ide simplicity hns been compared to that of Grant. However, arUtrnry. Only one goal thing wa» said almutbiin: "He was bon-st and would krcp hB wont" The i’ru'Ulans hail x*rf«ct^bnfiilwice in lib integrity. He was cruwii*^ nt KuenigstK-rg withgxriu p«ni‘ On that oc­ casion he pro'JaimeJ to tb* world that im con<Merv<l bimrelf a Mug by divine right Atnid-t. all tlie grandees -of Prussia and tbe j known u« lay Hou -v-t, it sertusd well nt the time, nn delicate, feeble little fellow, and t bereft) • n't aiiowwl to join In tlw most Fruuia, pre<-&ie-! by general-., minhu-r* and royal officer*. entered th* aid cathedral Peals of inu*i>- floated from choir to choir and rai.wcx basu. owo vox bikmahcx. been a bone of contention. They were German |>rovlnre*. but by tbe juggling of monarchi­ cal mnrriagrw had come under tho |>owor of a Danish king. This was Frederick VII. Ho wns the last monarch of bis line. Hu successor made a decne annexing Hchkswlg and Holstein. The people of the duchies re­ volted, Haiming that they were German and not n.uii.k subject*. Ax thb juncture Aus­ tria and Prusiia intervened tn twholf of tho .In—___ - liiui u soldier. tive war up;> outed totsain bxv br&:h< r* mid himself In military cxere.sra Tbo king was wont b> j<ec)».thfough a track of 41»o sloor to welch Li.« !*>>« maneuver ‘luouod tbu room. I’rinev Wilii'ukderdrqsed rimistani*>nsly in •tn-ugth and imliwy discipline. Hi* nnlor »m uroused liyn-odirg the exploits«>t hl* an of bi.ov n r-utfiitry during hu oivu clnldbtxrl, /.n.l Uy the t.usrsof LU motlfrr. ’Scarcely *u t:<> 1-1 *»-..r»old when Napoleon I Javaded Berli* in triumph Tbo young prince was boMijjr taken fromjiiaco to plane, nut of-tbo With hitnrnnguBh sbnaaid ttcd-wiitb tears. Act, develop your nlrength. i ■ rn.i.i you may l» dcrtbwd to deliver yuur '■(Hi. ir.. Do lux let yosiM-lvra be carried Bv mruf! -Pnusdau war broke out in . vidtod Ids mother's tonils <-.ntefirplatIo:iI ll.cn biule each other* an nnd U> nslitrhol home a conqueror, having bundlinl ■«! Hi.' .ddi-nemy, he again went to tin* Uallowol M pulcker. and placed upon it a crease tlie army. This pilfer wns opposed by lhe jariiainrat. which refused him tlie neces. ' sary money. Th" new king wa* ulHtiuata. th* Irest. and be propored to do it. Ho proeerutail ne«tq»|*n> and suabtsd ix'lltii’ian*. great man h ’constantly dhgnited. That he P<-Muted our of the linnet clement* of wonderfu! success must Im acknowledged, from Ills iudgbl into mm. Tbe next vvtur after bis coronation ho selected ns .president of his ministry Otto von BMinaivk, j*rhn|vt the since *u*taiti~l him ansi-lst sail tbo donflleta ot tbestate The king, with rarr di*-niton, fer­ reted uut two other uiarvduu* munis to aid him in rc-Tganizing tbonnny. Th-eo were Helinutli vra Moltke and Albert v.m Roon. With such counselors King William wm ready to grwpftte with tlie approaching eontlie king’s life G Indtewlubly link* 1 with tba bietury <>f Pnuria. Hu i.-.nga>iip b*;un in activity. He qnairolr.1 with his (Mi liiunent and wtia hated by his |*-opir. Tliey faii*d to belong to tin* world and to ray country. 1 policy of the state." In 1*15 Napoleon escaped from Elba and bunt a> a, bombshell upon Europe. Once Mspcteou wns beaten at Waterloo, Faria waa - txriuta.s arorwra. underatand him, nud so could nnt fathom Use future, to wo Uw glory tbeir king wm preparing for them. No pubho man tn Europe wm so unjwpuUr as King William, onto** It wm his minister, Bismarck. Even to England it was Uli r.rttete of faith that William wm a bloodthirsty old tvrrnt, and fate subjects all blockheada.” Buck was tho unprop.ti’-xw tteginntag of William I m king of I"rt»ia. Now to understand how tbe king came to at this limo Germany wan a loote confcdrration ot a great many small oountriw, each th- smaller German states at once racoguia^i the intention of King William nnd bis crafty ministers to iwntrahze Germany undue Pros •inn control. Austria vigo?otu>iy prepared fw war. Even Prussia bitterly op[K«ed tlie pMicy of her king. The king WMdctcnniiMxl. He walked rough shod over ixmatiiutianal lights, in tins month of flune, ISttl, tbs begun to move, and the king al once issued n procUmatiou dicl&iiug that ths cause for which Prussia took up arms was that of ths union of Germany and tlie ratablist in nut of a imriianirut rapmsutlug the Genuarn notion. King William donuuided of their tr.vop® cud remain neutral. They re­ fused, and declared for AusU la. Thb waa on June li By 'fgpo a» King William had in­ vaded and overcome all throe. He Uoponed tbe king uf Hanover aiul annexed Ids king­ dom to Prusda. Von Moltko und Von Itoon bad evidently done thorougb work in wganiliatod br-ath. Two mighty powurs fought for supremacy. It wa> a life and death sQllg^io. ruling ami prayer lu Pruisiu. Tbe king drove to bis church and invoked tbe divtoe favor. King William hud appealed to God and to tlie )>.->pl» to hold bun ldiuuvl>«ss tor the war. T'-m PruMiuns were divided into two armies, «>ip> coninuiiuiol1 by the crown prince, tbo king's sou. and the other by hU nephew, Prince Firdetick Cbarlve. Pruasia took the offensive and liivadfld Austria. In Bpbem.'i. aliucwt midway bet* ven Berlinund Vienna, B a littlw village called Sadowa. It B situated on tbe river Elbe. Near by tower tofr above the.water's relgo thei battlements of tlie furtrtM K'Wigjrraets. Here the two largest annicrtl.at hnd over met stood facing each other. Tlwy nuiiib»red a quarter uf a milliou ot men each, and were to decide the fate of centrnl'Euroi the king arrived and scsi. Gen. Benedck Anstnnu army. Tbe Crown Prince of Prus­ sia bad hut yet brought hia division of tbe army up. But, fearing an attack from the AustriaiiM, tho king decided’ to anticipate tlM-m. The bat midsummer ran ot July 8, 1t»X5, burst forth with gorgeoiu splendor to look down upon slaughter aud carting*, nnd tlfc fate of an empire. At Keylock thu king mounted bi* h-jrsc. Ho rode a large blood liay charger, a* handsome an animal u one could wish to sec. . Tbe horse, though long dead, ha* bcM> pre|>arcd for exhibition, and ocrtipirs a prominent place to tbs Hobenzol lern museum in Berlin. Tbo king was eccotnjianied by Bi*man% Von Moltko and fight had begun. The wbola Pruwi-in Hua was belching forth destruction. Tba Aus­ trian* were Intrettcbad, and. burled Ixck deadly rc-qxiiuex. fore. ordering tbe crown prince forward terrible a* tlie minutes sped away. King nTUiaui grew anxious and forgot bhnaclf. Ha rpumsl kb horse end rusb.sl into tbo niklst of tho battle, where bullate and burst­ ing shell rndcugeretl hb life. Ilb oflicors wore- sstonnilei. Bismarck hurried after expkBiv.' French envy. Mince King William bad arasted in the defeat of Napoleon I, Frauiv had cffervre.»-d and solidified and te-' rffnncm.-wJ and re-»oU<lifl<ri with curious fre­ quency. Napoleon IH nas now toe French etnjieror. King William in 1807 had vidted tho emperor as a guest. Apparently William was content with what hafi been done to ai*peaae bis inotbcr’* anguish. Naj>oJeon waa itauig (opularity at home. Friuire waa at the effervescing point Napoleon sought a foreign war to divert his and strengthen himwlf. The pretext waa found and the quarrel was sought with tlie king of lTu*aia. Euroja-an coraplicatiatw formed tho cateiaibte reason. Spain bad dethroned Queen Tnlwtlta an,* I.. ... -_______ _ Marshal Prim, of Spain, at the request dt tbe Cortes, tendered tb« -xbroue to Prince Leo |>old. Now it Irapf^eited that thi* same Leo­ pold mmu number of I.'m family ot Gere man HobenwiHorn.*, of which' Fing Williaui wca the -ho«<L Franc* jumped lo tba couciusion that Prussian iufiueuce wm ut work, on.! that if Prince Leopold becam# king of 8]ioin the balance of power to Europe t. _ ______________ . tly Mt that bis majesty count of his constant salutations Upon cnaoraurion 1 stood alone in too Tlitergarten us in return a hearty salutation and kindly Hi* eomptexion was ruddy nnd clear. Ro adjutant always rode with him nt thb time, Fohnw ly lie frequently went alone. Dot in 1878, white paaiing' along Undw d<-u Linden, Tins was in May. In the following worth Aftew those attempts be rode with company.’ Vben th* pir* dies, which oC'us *rill get will Ruasia gain aitotbyr foothold in tbe di­ rection of India I Tbe Turks rote largs Christian populations In Europe; but unfor­ tunately, those population* dutraat each Fan-Sinvio movement — they dream of a great Slavic empire. But those who main­ tain this idea and live iu Russia want that >bile Poland as it was is divided, Blavi/proviucsa broke out in Herzegovina and soon oil tbe ad- yok. But tlie Turks defeated all, commitUng frightful atrocities, especially in Bulga­ ria. Then England proposed a ixmforenbe at Constantinopla, which waa held, but aoeomplishnl nothing; after wlucb Russia (April 24, 1877) declared war against Turkey, and by tbe clow of that year her armies wore prominently before the world tn tho most men. Hf» policy at once beam* otmoxiou* to lorotiini of i ii-.idifultrew. and a corwi.lorntlon <f hit dull'- II«ifcAid: “With a grateful likvwBa far frn;u considering inywlf bettor tbn-.i otli-is on account of my high birth. • “ * J will never forget that u prince is also a man. and, in common with tbo iowiirat night weighty considered. Hi evety <»)« BUd cmplnycl him. King Williani’a life was like a drama, with hero and , nmhio and ivd Mil in. Tim crow n was Imnue in-an a pillow of gold, cxsitly' materia! and iliw workauuiohip. With great reverence tbe )«>-inc‘ lifted it. nnd before tlie vast innltitnds placed it upon his own head wit)/ Ids own hands, thn* signifying that thn-Aown di'Vuti-i t j th'? memory of a motficr I han luu been G< > im.ny’* ug«l empwor. She died at imic.g - ->t 34. und nt each anniversary of her dcjl tin’ vnijirt*<r laid flower* upuu her tomb nt Chariuceuhurg. Ih'lJ; *- went to war in 1813, nxmving the <it a c q'tain. Tbe nili"* w». e, at this tinw, rl.viug in ipon Nu;wb<»n, In th" Ixittl-i ot JJir-»ur-Aubu hia follitr ordered hiiu tu ;:- t news from a certain regiment. Regnnlh** <‘f whistling bullets, ho dashed mtn tlir lh|ck ’>! the light and obtained the ilewi ►. L iiifiinnsffon. For his brnvm y bo was decorated, anh tho Iron Cross. In March, 1814. the in.i; -* of lb" ollied monarchs of England, R.roin, Pruaua anil Sweden euten«:i. Pa: Pi iuco William was with tbum, ami saw I’inis for tbo first time. Hhortly utter IJils return- Im wm conflnned iu the God bn* idlQwed me u> he born in a high ria tkinof !ir.‘;.l<eeau*» In it I jxmseas a better opp-ertuiiit v to cultivate my intellect and my soul, nnd tM cause I can do better work and iiccoBjpiBb inure good. 1 rejoice with all humility nnd am far from thinking that God As tba boor reached midnight th* king , ap­ building. Then solemnly appeared tho king before thonltar. He waa clad in »i tick uut- le-m said that Bismarck ulMirbed tho kl/tg und thereafter directed evcryUiipg TUB B a mistake. King Wiliiani 1 had tbe good ro inore. Bismarck, Von Iloou and Von Moltke. and Home!" and soon all was tranquil Tbo war begnn King William and lib army were sidea which Austria was compelled to pay a ready. Not only did tbo German army poolarge war indemnity. In two mouths King William bml added five provincca to hb kingdom, covering an area uf 25,<i00 square Innes. France declurrd war on July 15, 1870. miles, and uuml-riug 5,000,000 inhabitants. He liad shown the j>ower ‘of hb array and brring 45O,< 00 men, un tbe frontier of Frano, placed Prussia at the head of G-.-rnmu power. ready for action. Their lenders were th? natiiHw took joint ptxswiioti of the ductile*, Pruasig went wild with delight. King Will­ crown prince. Prince Frederick Charles and having but little trouble in overcoming Den­ iam wns a hero To nod wa* but to have mark. Harmony lasted hut a short time. bis wish gratified. The king liitnsvlf became graciouz. He granted general amnesty for William made a ]>roctarnation to tbe Franck, Finally King William and the emjMror of all jwlltliw! offetiscs. His po]>ubirity wm in winch be said he was not fighting tbe Austria met and formed what is known as unboundvd. His propio Gg.m u, grasp his French, but only their emperor.' Ho promintention, and hi* menifi.-rt lioutvty of purUlMit Austria wa. to have M>|nnttn jxno in reaching the rad. Tbe great result’ control of tx-blarwtg and Prussia of Hol- of the war was tbe formation uf the North Kiu. while for a money eondderallon Laneii- German euufederuUon, under a new plan . . ,. • ---------------- unuer u new plan ■g was ceded was a short - proponed ami directed by Prussia. Rcpro- tured. Numerous engagements took place, usee, ted to Prussia. This Thlswasn lived expedient. The conflfaiug poHdea of 1 xeiiiativee of cauh state nsM-mbl«l in Berlin, in February, 1887, to dbciiv* and adopt Constantly i lashed. Bismarck managed to a constitution of union. Tbo work was King William journeyed with bls troojw. A throw U>e blame ujxjii Atastria. Natnrally carried on with j«triotie enthusiavu. war corre poodent described his arrival in the various German slate* took opposite sides By tbe end of April the task was ac- Pout-a-Mocsaon, “an old man in a common lu the dbjxifo. King William U.-uiud a circu­ compiuhed, and King William was mada coach, with a blue uniform covered with lar letter. He said: “Prussia, by its situation, president of . the new German v. Pru*. ita German character and the German patriotarmive, the control of foreign diplomatic the battle ot Gravelotte With tfm were tbe Security within the limits of Germany. For affairs end the inanagement of tbe |K«tal sys­ croyni prince, Von Moltke, Von Roon and ibis pu.-j>o« a refortuatiun of the wnire con- tem. King Willioru sent abroad tbo pro­ clamation: "The Gennnn fatlrerland can fldent of Germany it* situation Imperils it ma in tain >ta peace, it* rights nnd lb dignity had Kinrthtog almost plainti' beyond m.«l other .-totes uf Eurojw. Buttho with iu united forces.” At lait, after a fiite bf PruMta ulUinnU-iy involves Uwtuf lapw of cent tiries, Germany was onto more on tbe field until the last gun was Cm!, end Germany, and if jPiussia’s strength * were then mode Ids supper of block bread and cold broken Um* share uf; Germany iu European prema King William rnlcd. Tho king now poll administerrd nff.iiis so wisely aiitT iionretly, Gvr and with such advantage to the common good, that instead of Jeriourim in tbe new euifrai'ration, ’u spirit of patit >U«iu rerraaiM the wbvie pevpk. Tbe cluwwt of friendly treaties were cuncludrd with toe South German states Many men wished that nil Germany could be consolidated and fnriiici into on<-graioLcinpire. Tbe beucllta of tlie new condition of things imrordiateiv nxaulfeated tbemselveA Fboeigu naueus paid more deference to tbo North German «©ufedernUoii—bu»ine».> ata! cuunnereo thrived. King William was wonderfully blessed. Not since the reformetiou hail Germauy tlie / believed he would L-> able to voled. The campaign had laste-d but seven day*. The atruggb was virtually over. The Prussians pushed on to Vienna and en eauipcd within eight uf tho city. A few un­ important Irattles took place about tbo city. Berlin tire rtivet* near tbe depot were blocked iperor William und Bismarck Wednesday, Be}*. 1, dawned as beautiful morning. Tbe weather viutkxi a general peace conference met al Berlin, Jane 13, 1878. This conference made Bulgaria md-pel>d<nt, with .Alexander of Sedan. King William and bis array bad «ureveled In completely surrounding Na priran and his fercea in tha little citadel. "Never before in tbe world’s hiatra^y ha* been such a butchery as went on during that great fight” It was the Waterloo of tbe seo- the Turkish provinces. But Turkey failed to carry out the reforms, and aPuiwdan Intrigue in Bulgaria resulted in a consjdnu.-y in court and army which drove Alexander from tbe of death was tightening upon Napoleon. Mar sb al McMaixio wm seriously wounded. Ccr- King William: 1 lay my sword before youthful Pnuahu-. prinoe the third Napoleon. tween tbe two nations, and now Germany L-. ... T> —I-__— •______ 1____ . Hjwln fa ro- appealed to as arbiter, and his action bad Um happy rtfw-t uf ending tbe long standing quarrel between tbo German anthoriUea and . King Wilikun wrote to Catholic ch arch are ao cordial that at tbe el*o latod to N<|>oieon as to King WUliam.by IVMOI1 of HB wife’s conmcUon with the Napo­ ■Blf." . leon family. King Will'am immediately Napoleon was taken captive to a Bttie answered that be had no intertk/ to tbo affair, cnxtle nestr by,.which King William had and bad uwri no Influence lit the matter. Napolron demanded that Kisg William com mand LuojKild to decline tho proffered honor. ■ ------ --------- r—' 4— - umu. Tho king replied that be hail neither inclina­ Their interview lasted only Uflren minutes. tion nor power to soccdo to stlch a demand, Napoleon afterward expressed himself as and heiicu refused. In tlie moontlnio Prince much i.upreawd with the courtesy and kln.b Loonold voluntarily withdraw lib name. Tbo trouble seouMd settled. Certainly the Prus­ sian king wan justified in freilng Uiat no to tbe request of Bivnarck that the array be rel.t—I An/I 1K<. vmw.IIm __—__ thorough priiiarnteon for war will insure peace. Tbo French then adopted a more pacific tow. The first demand of Btemaick was defeated In the refa-hslag solved that I>ody and onirred tbe beadquarters of King Wiliinm nnd hl* liad been a movement, rommenced by toe South German Ftntre. to form a union of all Germany, and procUim King William of rusaia cinpcror of united Germany. Il wm wintry January day in 1871 when the idea U a largo room, whose walls are cotnptetriy iuMxi with niirrors. In thb room Rubeliou. Louis XIV and Napoleon I had planned their invasions of Germany. In thb snow room, with much ceremony and military pomp. Klug William wm proclaimed reapcror of Germany, and tba title made hereditary in bfo. family. Shortly niterward* the now converted into a hospital. The walls were hung with costly painting*. EmjMror Will­ iam had them all carefully covered, su a* to protect them from injury. Tlie siege ot the COUTT HELMuTU VOX MOLTXX. Napoleon could not let the chance for a fight nenpe. While King William was at Ems, outs- more Emperor William enteral Puna a ceived tbo nbeurd demand from France that I-i ux months of warfare King William's army bad fought 156 engagement., bwHfol *'---- ___ . a . from ever becoming a -andklate tor tlie Bpon^ throne uhould tbo opportunity pramut ttoelt Tba reader can infer tho sturdy king’s reply. The king granted several Interviews lo Count Beuedtftti, tha French uml>a«iador, cation*. King William finally refused an­ other audkniee to HenedetU. On Wednesday lured 600,000 French prisoneri, tfs*s**«l two jirovtores, AEace’-uad Lorraine, wfeidr were German to Wood, but bad beexsue French In sontimrat, and to>{KMsd a fine upon Fiaure uf 5,000,000,00g francs. To* cmjMi-o'. raelvid such an ovation when be retur n*! to Berlin m B seldom accorded a man. —an appeal tn tbo people A but iMntod campaign follow mI, ru* Um army wns won hicrwtM*! and inotalitrd. OnthelUd uf Starch. 1887. Emperor William reached u» ninetieth birthday, wbieb wm cetelrnted with gicutfesUvitire. Fu May lhe diets tn Berlin. OAillnr. t K.. The uvcnU iintiwdiafcly pre- �mry ■ THF OULL SCHOLAR will yield BIRD OF THE STEPPE. CniNESE NEW 1EAR. MOW THE BUSTAHO 18 TAKEN BY SmOULAR WAYS tN WHICH THE ORIENTALS OBSERVE IT. RUSSIAN HUNTERS. brought to bear and nmoaaiter bia decline taUrr.bte text* PROTECT OUR BREAD u. - u I or kx» vipir»'tt«iy a^juturt the wh'-.i-baJe s JcilentUon of ti.we rat. of cxpericuix In other lauda, atwi, although lhe glamour of tbe K.-nr>deur of European scene* w souwtbing not to be overrated by uoprejudioed unu intelligent lookers on. U ia the oosKitUou of toe average ciUseu Birth the huaith aod thr pock<*te t-f tbe pwplt j,-r-iK-ction. There h »*• ertirle of food in grrirraJ ibw uiort videed;. ilaww.-, that challeuia* tboturhlful aueu- Fur raising bread, bincsit vr other f »nd only the rerv purest baking; jMzWucr should be rrajArn fd. tiling “A clone observation of tbe condition* of life among toe older nuuoua glee* oue a . ‘' The use of t! ary crefttu of UrUt» wr of baking powder*, vontaining lime .a; resHo stn.teiiiuj' from ph^phatea. carrie* deleterious iugredim4> tutu the f« the Dxi«ster aud prejudice of til* lit* and heahh <4 the *• n-.wnrr. ttaai 4,UO> articles are subp-ct to duty.:’ •wu* iu a large mty idea Caxitou ia utw uf Inand crowns it with dignity, which give* safety to capital and protect* its lucroaHc. which eocuras political.power to *very ciU- Gruver Civvclnud—Pleaae, sir, 1 fonn-1 tl* Hlatenwni in tlie National Democratic platform of IWi And yon liad no ue»t a statemait fnitii auch directly a* a private ciuten toan a* q pub­ lic candidate, 1 aiiaU devote uiy*clf with toe cunTutaut belief that tbe admltuetra- bird* ■public health ■‘wheu llwif sale ia made ajnnidenieuBcir <*er Randy aud the jx*n: 'tie* of the Iw are rigidly enf*n-'.‘»-<L The tirdiwy haHfg powder t.x r»tas«u either lime. n< iuuxaiuced into the evAtmn is too free qAMutitMt?cause*, werkd axtmof!y cutuitag bird, and know* almost to DriiMx:rula of Kentucky, which he fixed up dutiable aructa* V’Sde Sau>—Ke didi Bustard* are nutgregar found iu any one kx-uhiy. Ou the utoar baud. orders id the kidneys: altuu. a ©on <«Te ptAk-u, ur hmt which are coudeiuuM by phyaiciaus as deleter-tons in wltbu-. Well you must when taken uadcr certain phynotl ©cmffiflkBMt Ju*t look a*, your report ut eumux.-rcc and n>t igHtauu, ImmmkI by too bureau uf alaUa- Although apparently madova* alum and ph-wphatan. and «iw»lnt»-h pnrj. within rang*. tba uttier to obtain a pip* number of dutiable article* imported during toe previous year waa 1,002. and TV ' only baking yoirdrr on the. Market that is fn ; per- T.'-.e aba-1Jut* purity cf the Royal* Baking P< "M«y the fiv* t'riwmp «towwt»d ou it*> door,* *..j — —. i . —.... thing wi.leb tend* to nouriah English and our nati-*uubty by deedoping our ua»y and nuaat .Mruaea Of munr Tbe Irish World ia too polite ■•j* pre«ruxnent]y the urot>t useful and win-'—«>nn> Jenv.iuif/wn. Coritk*.irg dg li.ne. alum, pbtm; hat* r i.rt»c•it leaves nt» alkaline or other n<dunru in tlw f ■<•>!. a larger niunbers- ajuave hwttref* mut<. 1’ght and ffWBrt brvtd. blvti't a::' arc i-rfectly digestible and wholesome whether bet vr tbe ansa within which fund Ito Jesveuiag jx>wer ha* been drtennu.«'«i ■ or stale. wheuover t*Med by uniebu sutharrty. and all eheniMU a ui.uou- warfare on Ainencan taduxtrial tMtUiMi to on food hygiene oouiiueud it fur ito staling quffHtiefl. mingle. tbcir ■‘fount ioduainaa" in and oti American natomality by opposing fticrraae uf our navy and our coast de fruaos.—Inah World vastly more Uufxxtaut lnt.-n-.tr of other FAMI ANNUL FOR 1888 gate bold of elded forevrr. villas- -ju a Sabbath. Yer. Juet Utink of iU And alao think ’ a petty that h^ been ta power six Tlie unusual amount of uolae now brIng rm-ir by Uie administration c'noqprr* ia pro'-oMy for to* purpose of mlacMdhg the psiblk- uomplaiiite over tbe diaorgan'zed ptMte! service Ho long a» people fail to get tta-ir nmfl, toow^rer, tbry will totr.k awl talk: iiunlly. tb*y win act by voting fv< the rwturu of the pnrty that ttemouaerated it* ability In that line by Mtablisband uperaling for year* iu> ulmustperfact service.—fudlanapolis Journal <»pro*<l atw'iber keg of dollars He failed b’rd ** 1‘unng tiw night th* to be chosen to repeaeect bl* state on tbe • 'hat fervad* during exorp> natkNial cotomiltea, but now be aete a tnmally cold wmtixr in P.aaiia witties ou aud _________________ _ in __ hhw SIHS twlrwlH •f Mu-Uaou.. kao. to-'t KaWthlri Mr Cleveland’s defrat a* a ew»xt‘date ■ |*M,-r it* wfogs; th* bird enk* from cvwfor renomiuatidn would be regretted by fatigue and cold, and tb* tux and wclf, *j. Repubheuus. (Jn El* own cb-iseu ground ’’■T’ OT the watch for this oppartumty, fud be would be more easily defeated than tbe bnatard an easy prey. alrmiet any other man who could be naaied Aware of this, th* bustard hunters know will menu the repudiation of hi* tbe.rte» Uota. Tbe odwr luxue 1* la Kentucky, tbe hnsd<]U*rtera uf whisky distilling.— Petersburg Lodes Appeal, Dem weapon of ofletac.—Omaha HcpublJcati. Prewi-let>t Cleveland bad oue vacancy os lie. aupretue touch and one on toe circuit brudi of toe United Btetae court* to OH It Is sagely remarked by tbe leading Mugwump organ of toe ccuwry that ther* are certain Detuucrata ta New York who are opposed to PreaMient Cleveland •■beeau** h* is too much of a rcforo.*r." 11 .firSYSSiSK!?^Nu*l th n for Oomplainaat their quarry. Horww are carefully ’fa let with a whip haring a stout haadis atxl a ■ tth which the rwwpciou that tome New York Democrata are to •taolid" any way, if tbe bulldoxing aud fraud Kt Uw pedis could make it so, for toe IwmocraUc UckH. —Clocago Evening Journal. tag their whip. tbia: Explain If you can bow tbe system can be wrung which baa rwlue^i tbe pub­ lic debt ta twenty year* from S3,9W,ttl.* .174 to about I J .IXJO,000,000 without the sligfitest sacrifice on the pert << Ute people to Whom during all that time it hu* brought unexampled prosperity.— New York Tribune. ‘ J Uing wswi <m Lb* free iiu, ..nd "dialorair- the America* manufacturer bv r*. nominate Grover Cleveland ta the national eonwmfion on tbe llnrt ballot. Tlier*lane other candidate There is no other purpuen.—Little Itock Gnxrtte, Dem. The wmKthc. Democrat* ptn find tosay alvnit I be nmutcidl leglatation of I hr R*. piibltcun party is tbnt It creeled a surplus. Well, we ar* frre to admit tliat no such haurr waa ever made against the Demo­ cratic party.—Cleveland Leader. Th* l<w~»-'if IhHrredtired majority Is WM,™,!, I..I ™ rt. "f tb, iMr old Butter and Eggs, < r-------— ii* appraacn is Ue stgnal for an unlimited i-omuniptl^ of ^r.rW k’'?' dr“<"n L*u,« to writ!*, and d-jek tta. fowd into th* k- tbo bird* DMTMt tta- Uorwrmeu fall right and left, jnstently killed by a drxtoroo* blow on tbo bead wito to* whip stock. Out fly to* tassos, aul nwro distent bird* arratrnggling _ Tbe Rrpnidlrans who were for «peria) «**» •- n". Imr, way b» the Republtenn* whn ar* f.-r a Re |nibHetl. victory, whetta-i <« no -Chicago ^.|M” ?./?' -,v n”’ *’«y Frenchman, ,'°® A“*««ns senm to be *1 way* in a hurry. w* do du w*r Iz>ok at rongre^ -CWewjp, Journal DUNKING & ROGERS. The finest cookers of the iwon.The best seed for the farmer. Ripens early and good $1.00 $100. UtMKM ground. «W lu X„ York Cuou^ only bird of tbe steppe that ia liable to this frosting of th* pinion featb-r* iu severe Flour ot >11 klndi. Coro mwl. Bur, Ground fre-d, Corti uad oats Clover and timothy »erd ‘ Groceries of all kind*. A. D. COOK. Thai is, they bar* good cloCbre, boxw at And tbe The Mngwum-ia to tbe President: '•Sir —Von Imre kiaaed my wife; you have ktake-l me down stain.; y<xi have rta-ated me out of my patrimony; beware, air. be­ ware' or yon will rouse the ataeplng Hon' _ K'—M X',.,1. r*---- Warranted pure stock at 24b can Imking powder lhe Bow coffee . Ib-at cuff'-e.. Green o.ffee ’ been miserable these many month* for fear that lie would run again. They will henceforth distress them*elv«a lest ho may change bls mind —Cleveland Leader. POTATOES? Cash or Trade Good tea Bvsttos. Tl>e KiNM-tar Still Muati Tkam. Let nobody Imagine that Mr. Blaine'* ' withdrawal from toe field n* a pooeible candblate for the prrabieney will relieve etab didn't Presidential I><xm for Governor HID excite «miy derision. Tho one purpose nt Tb. frightened bird* ru»b There are surface indication* that Wil- | Uarn II. English, of Indiana, want* to Foe President—Mr. Proteebve Tariff; : break into |M>lliks again. lie should be For Vnw Pnwideut—Mr Fair Count, dissuaded, bowcrer. A man cau’t be is an invincible nomtanalion Jt will eleelrtl to lhe vice presidency thia year on kn»«k Uw Itetnncraiic ticket. | the strength of a campaign contribution For Preai<leot—Mr. Free Trade; of a dollar and a quarter any more than he could ta 1800.—Philadelphia Preus C Wanted tolerate a pretense of it.—BL LoolaGlobw Democrat. brlirv«f every word ot It, and Loped he'd stick to it.—Albany Tinies. Dym sek.—Hartford BEADWMffl w>tneti..ng to qm«t bit profits on the liftporta*loos following tbe precious , and D.’ R.CtXU pPPRICFs CREAM Nettle iUjrmaod and Martha to discomfort Bul the middle claw! But tbe middle claa who don’t know tba strained from joining ton lowest and pooran meot through which lb* wind penetrate*— Jo* Howard in New Voek Graphic. I Professor Kirch-fl. to decide a bet, racscUy •tatedfluthat (bloc** we* tlie nuxt pojnihu—taa~laagwag* la tl • world. It 1* epok«-u by 400,Itwn MpnXl, to,, u, f»*or with <br roMIrr rtemeot hr , jwniut s, Hindostaul by U|»wnrd ©f lOOJklu.toO; E4«lieb by more then I OU,000,000 Itawina by mre then 7u,uuu,<iuu. to-nuun bv M.OUO.UOU; Hpaieb by e*.(W,O*J, by 4u,oou.auu.--Jtaw York buu. 600 BUSHELS Uni aclexji.rr Obe «>f tbetn in New 600 600 ! epu.-t»m*i>’* opportunity. Cbnxiida •he i 'nited Htetea MHUMLMU, H But tl do o<>t. if he will only, Powder dove ' V ehn.lt. VAAMK A. HOOKER. $1.00 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-03-21.pdf 5b0a53514a24b1feaeba5716df51d998 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXII. NO. 47. The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 21. 1888. County News. WHOLE NO. 1712. Earnest Gosch was in the Valley City luge last week. Clarke Doolittle is quite sick. Additional Local Newi. . Friday and Saturday.: Several of our high school pupils at­ Rev. David Reynolds expects to Geo. Cress and family are now com­ tended examination at Nashville, and move to Plainwell this spring. L. E. Knapfen offers for sale hie fortably settled in the house purchased returned with beaming countenances. Hastings, Barky Co., Mich., Charles Barber and family intend to house and lot on Jefferson street. A change in one of our drug stores Is move on their farm in a few days. The following persons aro author! red to re­ of the Richardson heirs. Another street fakir, selling patent The burial of Mrs. C. Roush Wok reported to take place in the near fu­ Fred Brown and wife will move to ceive subscription* for the Banner: medicines, successfully gulled a large place Thursday." She leaves a huebfad ture. P.ainwr l the first of April. number of men in the street yesterday and three children to tnourn her loss. B. 8. Holly sold four* full suite of birung talk ot a depot at our place. BOBSCRIPHON BATES daM,k° Rouflh WM ln Satur- clothing last Saturday evening. afternoon and all the time the crowd SOUT1I HASTINGS. was calling -gold watches," etc. It Mrs. Susie Rowlader and daughter J. McKelvey. Maule Greve. If not paid before Un; end of the year the Miss Lydia Morgai It is expected that C. Cutler will does seem as though some men mast Preston Jewell. Assyria. Eva went to Charlotte last week to at­ Postmaster. Lacev. with friends in Hastii speak at the Star one week from Sat­ have something for nothing, else they tend thq funeral of Mrs. IL ’ S father, Postmaster, Banfield. age when aubcriber midM outside J. Moulton’s horse ran away Satan- Mr. Hood. urday evening, on the subject of are unhappy. This fakir through the “ O'Donnell. day, demolishing the buggy and har^ J. N. Covert. C,triton. Reported that the D. L. & G. R. R. temperance. If he .cannot be secured use ot the name of a drug firm of this Postmaster, Freeport. city, who were innocent parties to the nees quite te badly. uaaiy. will be completed as far as Lake Odes­ another suitable person will be. ADVERTISING RATES: Miss Baldwin, of Vicksburg, visited scheme, talked tint' to the crowd in a tore olamn per year. ...................4100 00 Died, J*’ D. C. Mnrthland.'fedar Creek. Mrs. John Dennings at he> sa lu a few days. Kxir*cii*rto for special positions. seemingly honest manner and with a home ini Bowne Th< rsday. The fu­ Clark Sutton will build a new house her cousin, Susie Baldwin, last- week. P. G. Norwood, Delton. T. Alverson and wife, of O'Donnell, candor that caught all the suckers. He JohnBhcan, Hickory Corners. neral services were h.____________ ._ as soon as spring opens. ' JOB PRINTING. Brown A Calms, Prairieville. then sold medicines at 25 cents and the C< ngregalional ch arch after whlcl Kspecutl pride is felt in the Job Printing I>eGeorge Rowlader will work for spent Sunday at Mat. Halls’. Byron Usher. Cross)Corners. paitiueutof the Banxkk. Everythin* In the Miss Edna Havens will return Sat ­ promised to give a present to all wbe the remains were interred in the cemeHough & Snyder the coming year. Wm. Broward, Broward. entire office Is new; and with the latest faces ot bought. The present at the close of A. G. Jessup, Oranaiiyille. Mr. Snyder was in Hastings on Mon­ urday to Three Rivers. type, the mod approved patients of machinery4 Po^nnster, YankM Springs. Will Paton commenced Monday and the sale was their money and 26 cents The M. E. people have announced a day. audoo<n|H>tetii workmen employed, enables the < . W. Armstrong. Bowens Mills. This Wonder why the Banner did not will work for Cbas..Barnaby this sum­ each given bask, to the buyers. Money paid to throe ngento will be receipted donation for the benefit of their pastor, mer. bait was a most tempting morsel and in for by the Hanner proprietors, and we trust Thursday night of thin week. It to lo publish the school report last week ? all aubacribera nt the place* named who have be held in the old rink, music hall now. Word from Leroy Hilsinger says he's a short time afterward be had sold S62 We don’t like to have the most im­ not sett le<l with us will, between this date and worth of 82 packages. Then tbe sucknetting 865 a month, working at the It has been a-s- rted that thoee who went portant part of our items pruned out. there were more or less pos-saeed ot George Weed was in town Monday. carpenter trade for a railroad company. Ilaatlun Is a city ot 3.001 people, surrounded Wm. Rhodes to quite sick with inflathe devil. I suppose that by giving oy a rich, and prwperous country, and U the We -received a sample copy of the •vuuly seat ot lUtry county, its location on them, each got a beautiful bran chain Lake Odessa Wave last week If the mation of the lungs. the building the name it now bears three natural terraces ristti* from the Thorn­ Hubble Stllson, whois employed id worth at least five cents. No one can takes off all Che sin and the pious peo­ succeeding Issues are like the first, we apple river, could hardly be surpassed. Wlih CARLTON CENTER. accuse the iafcir of false pretenses in the Flint hoepttai. Is home' on a visit v> beautifully shaded atrveta and handsom*' ple can go and enjoy Ukeinselves there. don’t care to receive any more copies. the sale and the victims can only Kick A. J. Stillwell has gone to Allegan to When a paper cannot get news themselves for being so easily taKen in. take a position as cashier and bookenough .to amuse its readers with­ The Republicans of the township of out uttering falsehoods about the IJW volumes, mid elegant school buildings. It keeper-for a firm there. Arrangements have il>een made and John Flutumg returned from a trip tun live churches, three excellent newspapers, Yankee Springs will meet in caucus at it is almost certain that a steamboat most honorable and influential citizens the Pinery school bouse, Friday Mar. The Barry county Sunday school and numerous societies of Uie secret and benev- to Galt Thursday morning. of a neighboring town, it ought not Jo ! A. R. Stillwell talks ot “swapping" will be placed on Long lake. As a re­ 30th, at one o’clock sharp for the pur­ convention assembled in the Baptist sort for pleasure seekers, Cloverdale church of this city March loth and -nlsh waler of unsurpassed purity and adapt*- farms with Orval Barnum of the town Susie Neff will go to Ohio on a pose ot nominating township officers. bids fair to lai equal to iiny. 16th. The object of tbe convention as Uou fur tiuusetuAd purposes, and also secure line. The few pleasant daj.s which have adequate protection against Are. ft has two Mr. Mosher, late of Hope Center, has visit soon. stated in the call was to perfect a Charles Eaton is to run the saw in MIdhael Snyder, of Wayne Co, Ohio, 1seemed so spring-like nave changed to thorough county organization by town­ good banks, which extend every possible aecommenced business in his new store a drizzling rain. Mud? Yea. eomodatiou to patrons, nud two new hotels, one Townsend’s mill. Doc. is a good sawyer is the guest of I. N. Harter. He is ' •f which to now open to llie public, that have no and we hope the mill will run for nt and the postoffice is now established at much pleased with Woodland and ite Those that have been sick are im­ snips. of all the schools in the countv, this place. superior in any city of throe times the poputa- least a week this time. proving and the new ones on the sick lo devise the best methods of doing Uvu ot Hustings. Its buaiueM men and busiMr. Campbell will soon have his new 8urroundings.and la looking for a farm. list are C. W. Armstrong,. Mra. I. M. Bunday school work, lo mature plans Elder Moore preached at Carlton new houses are tally abreast with the ttioes In It is reported that one of our black- ■ hardware store in rumiiug order. push ami enterprise. It has already a number Center Sunday evening. Hubbard, Mrs. Alfred Bennett and for a better and more efficient organiza­ Mr. McLean is hard at work at a smiths is about tn leave Woodland. ul Oounshing mauntacturiug enterprise*. But tion and to inspire schools with new Free Methodists are still holding pYoThe people ofl the Holmes' charge Dr. Pierson’s child. tl«-develuurineut lu this direction has been house for Mr. DavenpofL The pink tea social at Geo. Hale's encouragement and enthusiasm. The lUidrwd by lack ot proper transportation facili­ tracted meetings at the Pod Auger. gave Itev. Garlick a pleasant surprise Mr. McCullum is working-np quite convention was called to order by the ties. The Michigan Central Us* long been Ils Miss Curie 1b quite a successful revi­ on Monday.' The occasion being the Wednesday evening, for the benefit ot President- Rev. D. B. Ovl>tL Commit­ a livery biiBlneaa. only railway. But this fall the Chicago. Kala­ valist and is llktxLby all. Eider Daniels was a success, proceeds mazoo N Saginaw K. It. has been completed to Our village is sure of a steady growth anniversary of his birthday. Tbe 87.50. The rooms looked very neat tees were appointed. W. W. McKibbin wishes to inform Hastings, making it nrarer Chicago by rail friends left in token of the yegard a 1 and is bound to be abreast of some that Tbe forenoon session of Thursday than either Grand Ibsplds or Jacksou. It bi the the public that be has his next winter's and* pretty with the arches of ever­ beautifal bed quilt. make larger pretensions. . •unsisied of the u*ual devotional expiupose ot tliv projectors uf this flue to extend School will commence on Monday. Igreen and pink roses and pink T’a. cercuMsi led by the Kev. Mr.UviatL A the name to Hagiuaw next year, which will wood all cut. Jake Henry is reported better. Arthur Haight will commence his The young ladies wish to thank those paper was read by Mrs. John Michael make uie C-‘ K. *. S. one ot the best lines in MAPLE OBOYE. who so kindly helped to furnish re ­ Michigan The Lowell A Hastings railroad has Ferda Fausev spent Saturday even­ on “Tbe fruit of tbe Bunday school Miss Cora Wilkinsoujof Nebraska, is new house In a few days. beeu graded and ironed from Lowell" south to ,C. 8. Palmerton's saw mill has shut freshments and those young gentlemen work and how to gather IL” This Freeport, eight mile* north of Hastings, The ing and Sunday at his home. who gave so’grnerouaiy. Nicholas Allerding is able to get to visiting old friends. right of way nas been secured and most of the down till Wcineaday. Mrs. Will Brooks hasibeen quite sick Lust week CoL C. W. Armstrong and question was discussed by Mrs. G. A. grading been done from Freeport to Hastings. his barn now. Maple sugar has not made ite appear­ This road will be extended to Hastings In 1WW, Robert Wisner went to Lansing as 1'ruman, of Nashville, followed by F. 11. Fleming and M. Vester with Cor the past two weeks. • ance yet. Y ouno Soldierand it la expected vpll also be pushed on to Wesley Npaulding And family, of delegates from Wlthey post No. 99, several others. Alter the afternoon exBattle Creek. These two new roads will give their best girls attended meeting al the Bellevue, were at Frank Quick’s Thurs­ G. A. R. to the state encampment and ercisMs which were conducted by the Bantings as fine transportation tacillilew us Pod Auger Saturday eveumg. NASH VILLE. Rev. Mr. Rowland, the eecretarya re­ ♦ould be deslresl, and make it one of the very Dr. G. S. Hull is expected in Carlton day. A new doctor, .named Newark, from 1enjoyed the hearty hand shake with port was read and adopted then loilowbest points for'manufacturing establishment* Mrs. Brooks has beeniquite sick for Grand Ledge, has located over Tru­ the brother soldiers who met theYe. < lo ioc-sto. To secure such i« the alm of the eitl- this week. ed the topic “Tbe Bible. How to read Last week Doster, of Prairieville, aeus of Hastings, and It offers most liberal In Wm. H. Ford and wife, of Prairie­ some time. She is at her daughter’s, man’s store. _ ,, it. How to study it.” by Rev. G. D. Lee. ducetnenU tor such institutions. Certainly no ville, are visiting Carlton friends and Mrs. Tom Fuller's. Next Friday evening, Rev. W. H. bought two decks of hogs in this The discussion on this toplc\was led by fbetter' place for auy branch ot manufacturing, relatives. Claude Welton returned to his home Tompson, of Lansing, preaches at the vicinity fer shipping. ♦specially furniture and woodworiu eould be Robert Misner brought to town to­ J. M. Nevins. At 8 o’clock Rrof. J. W. •elected snd. a libera! bonus s»4H be Risen for Miss Ella Canlin is better at this south of Battle Creek last Saturday. M. E. church and Rev. E. B. Sutton, of KoberCs read a paper “The Sunday Miss Edna Mapes to ick. the location here of such establishment*. writing. ' Adrian, lect irei at the opera house qn 1day sume nice bright red apples as Hastings la about to enter a new era of pros The Mrs. Leroy Cummings and Ella prohibition under the auspices of frosh and crisp as though just taken school as a factor m the civilization of 1 am glad to be with you once more, perlty. and proposes to place Itself lu the trout the 19th century.” After the discus­ Lorn the tree. • rank of the hustling cities ot Michigan. In this Absence from town has made it impos­ Bird have been visiting «t 0*car Arch­ townships prohibition committee. connection we will stale that during the past able for me to write for the last few er’s and Fred Quick’s. W. E. Bowen and John Hugget sold sion on this topic, the qaeation box H. W. Hawkins, ot Reed City, has year, the new buildings and Improvement* In weeks, but 1 am back once more and F. M. Quick visited friends near rented the Aytowortt store and will their fat sheep to Prairieville parties was taken up. Meeting closed at four Hastings argregatod giro,Ori and during the past o’clock. two jrars gifo.ooo. For further particulars will .try and give you a little ne^s. Battle Creek last Friday and Saturday. occupy it after the first of next month ।and delivered them to-day. In the evening tbe M. E. church waa Ed. Wolf has returned from the with a»stock of dry goods. Wlllus Tolhurst has just closed a •oucerulog Ulis, one of the best eltles In Michi­ knowing you will be glad to hear from gan. and having a* bright prospect* a* any. as fluent a writer as 1. north. .. very successful! term of school at this Kked to overflowing to hear the The People ’ s theatre company played take the Hastings Baxxkk, acknowledged to r. Geo. F. Hunting, of Alma, give Ernest HeCox and Frank Elston have place. here Thursday, ! Friday and Saturday be the equal of any county paper published. an address on the Bible; CASTLETON. gone to Climax. evenings to poor houses. It was a good M. BATES^ Alter the devotional exercises led by Undoubtedly those boys were sur­ troupe and deserves better patronage. E. Caswould, of Lenawee Co., is visit­ the Rev. Mr. Large the forenoon ses­ prised to learn they hadigone to Dako­ . Attorney at Law. ing old friends, Surveyors of |he new B. C. and B. C. Wm. L. Brown has a very sick sion of Friday was taken up by the Hastings. Mich. Mrs. C. Allerton is slowly recovering. ta?\ We understand they expect lo go railroad are expected throqgh here this ,child. following papers and discissions on Practice* in ml courts of the state, special soon, so perhaps there was no damage week. They left Battle Creek Monday. L. Lockhart has gone north. . Mrs. Geo. Hazen and baby are both the same;—" rbe Superin ten (hint at his ’ Since the snow went off the wheht is done. The Melhodisl social will be enter- |tick. best in the Bunday school” W. P. At the dance at Franjc Quick’s the teined by Dr. and Mrs. Winn Wednes­ looking rather slim. Dr. Sacket returned on Thursday. Sidnam. “Gut of the Sunday school," Mr. Mapes, of Olivet, President of the boys stuck up their noses considerable, day evening of this week. His eye is doing as well as could be Miss Knowlton. "The problem of tbe ;BEK. m. d, Barry and Eaton insurance company, because thev bad to dance with the old The Salvation army are preparing to ,expected. boy in and out of the Sunday school" married women. They jeere going out leave N ash v I He. L. Loveland and family have moved was explained in a satisfactory manner c Physician and Surgeon, and D. W. Smith were at E. Lockhart’s Li. no*. L'.vi.'. .’nr* Wednesday adjusting the loss cf his every few minutes to see if they could Racey and Reynolds have dissolved to Dr. Backet’s having rented their by the Rev. Mr. Large and C. H. house, destroyed by tire March 6th. hear some of the girls coming. rm tn n iv a. in. iivw i ~ partnership and Reynolds will go to house to J. W. Brigg. Van Arman. The rest of tbe forenooa to city or county promptly rrapouded to. Resi­ The above was settled satisfactorily Grand Rapids ta work. The events of the last few days‘ session was taken up by M. H. dence-BeuUey piaee. oor. Cpnter and Church and the said company is one of the old­ WOODLAND. A. J. Hardy is agate able to be out would indicate that fanatics and cranks1 Reynolds, of Owoeeo, who explained L, Hastings. Mich. est mutual companies in the county on the street. are not all ccnfined to the outside' the work both state and county. The Wm. H. Jordan is very sick. and should receive the support of all An endeavor wifi be made to revive world. Mnu J. Velte to on the sick list this p W. LOWRY, M.D., remarks of Mr. Reynolds were both the HuaintM Men's association next . T. K. Nansley's haby is sick, threats interesting and instructive and bad a M. Physician and Surgeon. reliable farmers. week. Mr. Manley, of Jackson, visited his enud with lung fever. Makna * upeclalty of trvatlus di«e*»« ot the D. Lovell’s little boy had his leg Thursday niaht. most effective result in stirring up his BYE and EAR and lie unstfrv»tlo<> of vision daughter Mrs. R. Ellston last week. c. N. Dunham is at ML Clemens en­ broken on Thursday last hearers to action In the work. The Mr. Baley has moved to his father’s . Another case of scarlet fever in town. deavoring to regain his health School begins next Monday. Theron election of offi-.-ete and transacting of Henry Knickerbocker has returned Office and residence on Broadway, near Court south of town. G. A. Weed was In town on Monday. other business took up tbe a. m. iwaitlon. Several of our citizens attended Sal­ Forbes wiekls the rod. Quaae. Hastings, Mich. ■ from Lawton. Mr. Early concluded npt to appeal his The a Hern ooh session was held in Surprise parties a^e all the rage. vation army meeting at Woodland cen­ suit, and has paid up the taxes and cost A. J. Beebe has sold his interest in the M. E. ehurch. The devotional ex­ ter Thursday, tne photograph gallery to his partner. Another Friday evening. MITH 4 COLG ROVE, of suit. But little sugar has been made owing J. Trumbull’s babe died with an ercises were conducted by tbe Rev. ' Lawyers, The salvation army from Nashville C. J . Feighner. Mr. Smith, ot Middleville. Tbe to the cold weather. iteportwl that M. A. Fay. formerly abscess on the hrain. (Office In Vntou block, Hastings.) was hereon Thursday: evening last. Mrs. Betsey Lawrence departed this question box was again taken and The Salvation boys of town were The bouse wy well tilled, and all enjoy­ an employee of the “News” died in Practice is all the court* ot the state. making friendly calls last week. life -Friday the I6th. She has long many questions were discussed at California recently. ed a good time. • I length. ■ Charley Kent and wife, of Lake Odes ­ t>een a sufferer and death was a happy The town was full of pretty school E. KEN ASTON, r 8. Thomas has moved into the U. B. Al three o'clock the public school , Attorney at Law, sa, were guests of E. Lockhart Satur- parsonage. ma’am’s Friday and Saturday, attend­ release. The funeral was held at the dismissed that the children might at­ (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) dav. ' A. W. DiBenbeck. Jesie Jordan and ing the teachers examination held in U. B. church, Monday 10 a., m, by tend the children’s meeting. The Practice* lo all coart*ot the 8tat*. .Collections Your scribe, we hope, will soon be T. titaley attended the GJ A. R. encamp­ the union school building. Elder Buck, singing by the choir. promptly attending to. Mrs. James Miller's sister returned church was filled with school children able to be on the street again. Those who attended the Congrega­ ment at Lansing last week. It was the Feed is getting scarce. Gentle spring tional social at O. F. Long’s last Wed home to Kalamazoo last week accom­ of all ages who listened to a fine ad­ dress by Judge Clement Smith on ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, when wilt thou be here? to the query first time that Mr. Diileribeck had had needay evening, reporta very enjoyable panied by Mrs. M. the privilege of seeing our own “What can children do?’ At four Insurance and Loans. ot the farmers. state capitol. They Report a g n­ eV<nd°M"raDH»»lh, living Southeast of o’clock the convention adjourned every OBee With J. G. ^Y^toffiec ° ’ door’ nOrth A magic lantern show was at the eral good time with theif ouf comrades. four corners. one feeling that the first meeting of the town, was badly Injured! by falling Special attention given to making exchanges school house Thuredny evening. Mrs. C. Smith ’ is on the sick list. Bert Hood, of Iowa, ahd nis sister, of uaaociation bad been a grand succeea. of property. The Interest* of nonrc»ldm>t Chas. Richardson and family, of Ada, Charlotte, ate visiting I their mother, backwards out of a wagon one day last The newly elected officers of the As­ property owners carefully looked after. >»rni« GERKEY. moved to Coato Grove last week. Mrs. Rowlader. and other friends at avi-hunee. Houses and sociation are as follows: President, Lewellyn Alden and MIN Ella Lock­ this place. Miss Gos Leibbauser is visiting Eugene Davenport and wife Sun- Rev. D. B. Ovlatt dtv: Vice Proa. wood were united in the bonds ot holy daved at A. Riehanlson’s. G. F. McArthur, of Dabby, visited at Grand Rapids friends. M. M. Chase, Prairieville; Secretary. matrimony At the residence ot S. H. his fattier’s on Sunday. | Miss Kittie btebblnn, of Hastings, Alonzo Woods and Leola Wood com-, Frank Clarke, city; Treasurer, Mrs. G. T AMES A. SWEEZEY, Branch last Wednesday, the 14th Inst. John Baffler, of Laingsburg, visitod whs a guest at A. L. Itecey’a Thursday mil matrimony to-night, Monday. J Lawyer, A. Truman, Nashville, 8,venal ot our young people went to his parents and friends were last week. and Friday. David C->atM and family, of Carlton,Rasi'ngs. Mich. Mrs. D. E. Frink is visiting friends visited at the Corners over Sunday. Prartiero In all court* of the state. Office over Nashville last Friday to "finish-up.” The school exhibition! of Wm. ScyW. H. HchanU' store.______________________ _ “Hod” M\'era and wife went last txild at the town hall on; Friday even­ nt Marshall. The ladles of the W. C. T„Ul will t Mrs. Fred Perry is entertaining her hold a prayer meeting at Mrs, Levi . Following are the real estate trans­ Friday to visit the latter’s Bister, who ing was a grand success. C. WELTON (’hRse’s on Saturday, Mar. 24, at two Jfers for week ending March 10th, 1888, » very sick at Ionia. Philo E. Burgess, of Hastings, and Bister, Minnie Ib.irk.of Hastings. ns taken from the books in the register's There’s a new girl at Ike Purkey.'s on o'clock p. m. Mrs. L. Alden is better at thia writ- Margaret L. Swin, of Woodland, were Is* agent for the Ohio Farmer’s officeW. H. Shle and girl of your city was ^George Cunningham was able to joined in ^inarrlage on Bundav at J the hill. He writes policies on a man * The Union temperance meeting at on our streets on Sunday last. the residence of L. Faul, by John Velte, om by tire, lightning or wind; against a man • the . Congregational church Bunds) walk the distance of of a mile, to see Esq. life by death and accident. Milton Kenyon has the diphtheria. i . his sister, last Friday. George was Nathan O'Dell and family spent one James Gill, of Sunfield, has rented evening, was well attended. There will be Union temperance evening last week with C.K Boice and 1 shot the 25th of last April and has been his farm, and to goiug to'-Grand Rapids 0OOK & SHELDON, prayer meetings held Tuesday evening family. confined to the house most of the time to work in tie car works i Mlm Lucy Bump to now at D. P. since. We are glad to see him on our (Offleeln Abstract Block.HssUngs. Mich.) Mrs. Louisa Houghton, of Grand at the Methodist church, Wednesday Have the oaly set of Abstract Books In Bai streets again even if he has to be on Rapids, is visiting her imother, Mrs. evening at the Evangelical church and Sprague's. Hnbbell; County. ______ Thursday evening at the Congregation­ Brier. I f crutches. ■■ , ■ QI’IMDY. C. A. Hough, our county treasurer, al church: beginning each evening promptly at 7 o ’ clock, undertheausSpring is drawing near. SAFl’EN 4 VahAKMAN. Mrs. B*llo Shepard visited at H. was in town Tuesday, looking after his pic^of the W.C.T. U. , Henry Gaskill spent a portion of last business here. Lawyers. Denizens ot south Main street were week in this vicinity with relatives Carpenter’s last week. (Over Hastings National Rank.) Strong talk of a steamboat on Wall Ernnk Aspinwall has moved Into 8. highly entertained by the antics of and friends. . lake. Haight’s house; Mr. Haight having Prof. G. F. Goodrich Saturday morn­ Protracted meetings are being con­ ing, while trylag to train a bicycle in Pierce Bros, had the misfortune to moved to Lake Odessa- I WILLIAM B.SWEEZEY. Attorney Obltuury. ducted in this place bv Rev. Martin. John Smith has moved into the house the way it should go. Serious injuries 11 At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. break the large saw In their mill. Several from this place attended the were sustained by both the bicycle and ex fi ini nation at Nashville last Friday Milan Waldorf! Ur. will, soon com­ Practice* In all court* of the state. with Mm. Hough. mence the work of securing the right 8. Thomas u» about to move into the rider. and Saturday. They report it hard. of wav from Hastings on for the C. K. Charlie Bachellor, who has liven sick U. B parsonage. CRB-UiY’H CORNERS. WILLIAM b. sweezey, * Theda Gybe has moved into M. WalThe heavy winds of l»t week blew quite recently, is slowly recovering. tV Justice of the Pwt-e., Mr. Voehurg dosed his- term of down Uncle John McArthur’s windChas. Scott is attending the teacbera* school in this district last Thuraday. eliliJrea dorfTn house on the hike shore Collections a sped.nlt>. class in your city. Some citizens ol a burgh not far on There Was a dance at Kelley’s rink, He was a MircMffifui teacher. Irving Gaskill is visiting relatives in Sylvester France hus moved his shop, do not seem to rrcogn’iZ'* their own last Friday night. cninr* o er u*. Baltimore and HopeR. TIMMERMAN, a Nui-li a* lips chi never tall. town for some reason when they return Tiirater in Woodland three nights which gives our street a much better Andrew Roush intends, moving in a . Hommpathie Physician * Surgeoit, from K»1»'i>«xjo. 1 trust “ “,|U “°‘ Inal week. The troupe was goixl, lait api’earuiK'e. hoti-v- on the town line soon. So says K A Burlier, after a four weeks visit happen again. the audience pour. Wh<^I they left our rumor. . village they could not pay their hotel wi«h hi* p •rente and friends, has retnrnMr. Blake is visiting al his daugh­ en t > Cal GeorgM and Ed. Adm>o uccomH. LANDIS. M. D., , o ter’s. Mrs, Swill, in Maple Grove. Geo. Perkins was in Lowell Thurs­ bill, and bad lo leave part ot their bag­ p.iue t him as far as Sun Francisco. . Phynican and 8urg«-on, gage as security. The exniiiitlou lit the Sinker whool MIm Mead and Mi>. France are teith day on business. i Woodland. Mleb , Mr. Fredrick and wife visited in house was a grand sneers*. on the gain. office onn door twin <»f Kil|.;tricK * drug -.Frank Nagkr is working for John WiMHiland Sunday. Mie voire. w»»r1 si , ......I.x n- ntant Fighter getting out lies. vuil chair ai d pifoar, Minols FIowht, who has been ucik; Misses Nrttie and <’<»r;| Lee and < or* Fmber-n«w. C. J. .Sinclker was in Carlton Center (It'iirer will open. * dn-tw-umking shop for a.imr time, is improving. Nune and lU-Mdrnce Wm. Cooper is stUlvd in his new ^August Gosch and Henry Eckert in our place. ._ I I’liho K Buntes*. HmIIiw home. . . . * Wm. Miller went to Lowell last ,0 > Msrpiret L xwln. W.-wTaad Tbntwh w miM 5<W. »dty mw« were al the county ■f*1,1’’™**/-.. . Singing school closed last Thursday Yet our las* Is jour rw.ii K*fo. i Alonzo WotxU. HasUun Geo. Parkins was in 1-owell Monday WFrank and Cora Nye were in our vll« iLeoteWoMi. •’ night. after a load of lumber. COOK & NISKERN. HASTINGS. S A M K P W Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. STBSMS-0* �CR eatreMEUY FOR PAIN. Rheuaatism. Nettraipia. Sciatica. Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Tooth­ ache. Sore Throat, Swellings, Froatblte*. Sprains, Bruises. Buras, Scalds. IT CONQUERS PAIN. GREAT Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so, now is your chance to save money on the investmen! Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. Thisjs a chance to purchase eheap. We have marked them all over in that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. bo Special bargain in Dress i»oods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Aho Flannels and Blanket.’, Dnd^rwear in. white, grey or Bcrrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. MARR St DUFF CHEAP EXCURSIONS.? lu Hits pntgrewuvn age iiiost farmers grow some of their pluuts tuuler gburn. awl. in tine manner keep apace with the regular marts,•: gantaner. Tire couttirut.-iitiu and uiMiu^euretit of IiolImhIm is a nomparaUvety simple matter after ouoluta hail some practical experience in Ulis <11recitnii. Manure iteds are tire sort oftent-a. used, and home dropplugs Is the pre- tiirre of the beat plants in. thn hill. For watertmjhina furrow eight feet apart ftarh. way, .-itid proceed Ira nil reai«ecu. ns above, anti cultivate until the vines meet. Sifted etatl ashes gives the beet satiHfuctlon in untventing the uttucks at the melon bug. lu arranging dntea far planting vegvtohles for a stweeaaion, it should be noted Mr. N. H. Frohliebateln, of Mobile. I take great ptesaure in wanner that- pom. and In fact all kinds ot Ala., write* vegrtalilrs, grow faster and overtake one recommending Dr. Ring’d >ew Di*unodicr. Thu dau» lor pluming the dif­ ttovery for Consumption, having ’ired ferent mats does not lead to enrraepond- He for a severe attack of Bronchitis and There are two methods in t»e now by ing intervale lu gathering the crops. For Catarrh. Lt gave me instant relief and gardeners m forming the manure bed,, Instance. though five days' difference in entirely cured me and I have not iwen wima >lii{gtng u pit anil sink.ng the ttare of planting petm (n Anril will make afflicted Anita. I also beg to state that J manure into it, and otliem building the uiiont as many days' diffurram tn the had tried other remedies with no good manure up into a «qiian> iml mul setting lime of harv.ntipg in June, yet livo^tays mult. Have ateo used Electric Bitten Ute framn on it. The flret method re­ different in planting in May wlU make and Dr. King’s New Lite Pills, both of quires the moat labor and the nectiuil rhe hardly any vUtblr difference in ripening which l can recommend.. ' Dr. King's New Discovery for Con­ tniMC nuuitire. hritoa in making a chrtico m July. sumption. Coughs and Colds, is sold an manure decide tbe matter, lite first plan a positive guarantee. L<he one most gruendly employed, and Trial battles free at W. H. Goodyear s therefore la- familiar, Itavlug Ireeu often explained. The nut here given shown a apmrtana nil over the nountxy, by the edi­ perepectlvo view of » Ired ,anwtmcted on tor ot The Americku Boa Journal, waa The Bent Halve Id the world for Cute, tb« manure without a pit, and described tbe following: "In wintering bees outdoors, would it Bruteee. Scree, Clews, Sait Rheum, by Inane F. Tillinghust, of lat Plume, Pa., in his "Plant Manual." along with other be better to have tluj apiary on the south Fever Horae. Tatter, Chapped Hendi Chilblains. Cornu and akin Eruptions, side of n hill facing south, where tbe hl roe instructive matter of general and wide­ get plenty of ■uinabtne; or on the north and positively tiurte Piles, or no pay spread interestable of a hill facing north, amt no suu­ required. It is riaranioid -x> give per­ . shine, IM. Hotu«i have oonteniiedt” fect tatiufartlftD. 'taJj.sfartion. or money refunded. feet lu the twenty-one roplle* rewired all, Price 25 eentii per box. For tudr by W excepting one, favored the southern ainpe H. Goodvw A Co. and the sunshine. J. P. H Brown said: The Gale Manufacturing uompany’a "I prefer the apiary on the north side of a .._____ _ cspticiouN mouth seems to water for side In a cold climate." G. W Damaree Port Huron natural gna. replied: "I would prefer a southeaatera wocld Tor iiEi.n-:vx itr W« ar- (tally slope to any apiary ground. But I nave had my apiary on four sites In th* past, ipiaruucrau: Kmp's -tareapanUa in tbe peo­ differing widely from each other, and I ple fur dronsinK the blood and ictving a ttaw Goodyearhave nmlly seen but little difference aa to Unwo of life. MreSi.no W. Mr. TiUlugltaat advtMja that Uie spot tlte reunite." The ediuir of The Bee FOB OS CBXTH |M Kamp's taver Fills tar nelected for tbe l»ed be aa sheltered aa Journal concludes the replies with the orpid iJrer. fur t'onstlpatian. for U» Complexfollowing advice: "in the northern latipossible on tbe north and west by .some in. W. n. (taooyear, iruggUt. building or high Ixxrd fuuce. The aaah tude. place the trees on the south side of should aiope grntly to the south oc east. (hahill. In the south some prefer the If the manure Is tluo and eon tat tu, little hives to face the north, but all desire them or no long straw It will lie urcirauu-y to. to have as much sunshine aa p»«mbln.'’ put a plonk frame aruunit IL to keep IC in position. After leveling Uie manure there ought to bs tlirmh ,r four narrow laonia A rectmt report of the department at laid acroao it on which to rest tire hotbed agriculture allows an iuctmum, in horans, frame, so that after the manure henta all mules and ••JUtie, with a decrease m sheep Will settle together evenly Otherwise ind swine. The largest rate of incraaae is the weight of tire frame and saah will in liorere. amounting to 5 per cant. The force down into the manure, and the increase in cattle is unariy 5 1-3 per cent-, eenter of tlre be-.f will appear u> rare.) and romperlng closely with the .-uivsnea in dlapiiure tbe planta. ' population. The ttaal of cattle shows an When really to begin nperatintui the sggrrgnte upwant of 48 or 83 manure* ought t<» be forked aver, shaken per 1(10 .if population. lu sheep rhe de­ >.nt dnarly mul thrown into a high conical cline appears to be tietween 2 and 3 per heap tn heat: If dry it shun Id Ire watered sent., the aggregaie of fiiaika being about Rev. R. B. Marsh will take charge nf until well ‘tamponed throughout the heap. Ul,,inn.onn. Hwtue have declined ,:n num­ If allowed to stiuul in thia heap about otre bers Ium, than I par cent. Irav.ug the total the Eni veraalhrt. docks at Dtcatur and week it wi! heat and begin to smoke like npwanl of -H.0n0.0n0,. The aggregate Bmftgtai a small volcano. A ’-ftal point to be ob­ value of all farm animals is (M.ono 000 served In making a liol ^yst ia tn spread more.-.tain a year ago. the total fnr cattle Dronkaxmass or the Liquor Baiit f taipraiy Cored by sdininiax«r-.a< 3r. Hames' being somber by about |(M twtn.ono. The Goldsn Specific. rlnnre tn brat, but If «prrad down caid it latrses represent a n.tal valuation of |M«,will hear slowly and unevenly. 'Karly In oon.onn. -.ha rutile* upward of <73,(810.­ the spriug. when consuieralile' cold 000 cattie <078.000,ISIO. swine <221.000.­ weather i» Mtlll anticipated, it to adv toed .000 and slirep <M).ono,0Uii, a grand aggre­ m nae a common wagun taix full ofmanure gate of <3.300,000,000. tn each sasit. Suit later m the «*a>»in. when forming iwd>i fa which to -.ranaplaut smmIrare l*.«tM n*r Banailnr a H«U. lingM, ■>i-,.-haif than quantity will suffice. A farmer in Rural Xew Yorker gave The anil used sbottld be prepared tu ad­ vance; It must h» light, Ium* and rich. recently au llhwtrared dwtcriptiun afa <torice far halting This *>il should he pia.-wl mi.tliH tnauure toadrpth »f from four to ils inches <,,<! -^V. tmlls that has the property adineted. Tbe mmt renlrat durable common ■w'lwa are I by rt feet The land .safe. It is frame, therefore. dtould Im made rt fret simple nmt any wide amt as long as ta necamary tn accom­ modate tlie nutuiwr of aashre to be deed. After the tortI liecomre warm nw thn seed m rows aismt four inches apart and scatter them quite thickly in the.rows. •t -h» amt let it re­ Mr. TilllnuhaaL «irises agninatjfowing main on its long bmadrast, as the tat me of keeping free « the bn II is befrom weeds U areau-r. When the seed­ >ug handled. It lings are al suit three Inches high ha reausplanta into rows :i by rt Inr.hea, and aa soon as these require new* -.pace he transplant* igiun.. In traiwpbuiting tomato planta (t dkvicm >•,,« noLnne, A nrrt rx.ld^‘ la advised M get the stem well into the 8FLU . n w1th soil. Tha objecr .ought m plenty of flhrous a ropw nr stuff aiul mote on a stuwt. sUw.ky stem. < j<wdy hitch in tee urae nm< -ir Aw.v* m y.,n mm alone on account uf Dyspcpaia. Acker'. watch the tetnperatitro of the tied*, which fit. This farmer had .* heavy, smut harought to he kept as near <5 deg? aa pos­ nras snap put an ths end of the chitin to sible fur tometoea, peppers, etc Cabtmge hitch uvtea ring :n t.h« na*e. and another positive guanuiiM at 35 and M ra***». by and canlitlnwer re.piiro Ires heat and snap u» hitch the ring half way ,'wtween W. H. Goodtkab Jt Co.. Druggists. ought not to he pincert tn tbe same bed the horns. Fit « ring ‘>n the horns under with tomane-a Mr. Tillinah.uit thinks tee auba. if any bull ia tor, itanfa for com­ An Evangelirtan Lutheran- church that better cahtmgr plants are produced mon iirare nui- and tram them off. have Will ht> erected next summer at Re*w wtitamt tsictem iwat. ami employs fnr a htockatni-.ti nutke a heavy imn nub with Bay county. three a frame tiued the sama M tor a hoc- * heavy threaxi that will ««((th,, racket. In Ji, Mange. Xne Scratches of every kind nn human or animate cured in 30 minutes by WodfArd'sHaniUry Lotion Thia never faxb. SoM by W H. Goody«tf. druggtet. Hastings, Mich. Among novelties )n vcigiables cata­ logued for rhe first, rima to Che Ph(l»d«rtphia white "box" radish, which to illuetratrd and describe^ t>y Janwa Vick in hto Guide 6ta i-hrt, and shown ;n the accom­ panying ent Tlwi pointe iff superiority churned for ir are, a short Cop, rapid growth..perfect turnip shape, extra fine quality and showing no dtapoettition to become pithy with age. Lt <mly took a week of 30 per eent discount to make Canada coin a eunueity at .lima. English spavin liniment removes all hard, soft.Br calloused lumps and hiemah-- rr»» *«»«. blood ,p-rta, eurta, 'pilots, swreney, rinjgtxme, stifles. ft to probable. » Pennsylvania mr respimdrtitr in Orchard and tiarfen that the Italian varlettoa of onimwdo^Jtta? south than they do here, aa they seen? require a longer seimc.ti. and do not come to proper maturity here. The must reli­ able aorta for thu. section are the Ysllow Danvure and Bed Wrthwwfi^l. by tor the greater quantity grown being the former. k^r*,or “L"* t™**■out o» a positive yrewt-wr 10c., 50 w. fl. Goodtmab kCa. DnwgMta. Jnfailing-Specifii It act" with cxtrarw btoMt yon cannot enjoy gtawt-br^t:,.” " At this taJurm nearly every good luwllriue to purify, rthtow , —2 spurs, tiie big rsetavees stock in their belts, and bright stilt luuulkardurfb knotted loosely round ttaur <>w tbe of»cn roilare of tbo flannel starts. Winn drunk an tbe rtllaiuotw whisky of tbe frontier towns tiiry cut mad autira ruling tiwir borate into tbe tatonus. firing tiitar Pu*>ls right and tart, from boisterous ilghtbrarttetasteratiwr than ynur.oaa&taaes. It to prant-r M :;il{ ' SAe Triodand Knew. such sprees tiwy an, quiet, rather tatf eontaLncrl :ueu, pfa-fnetiy frank and sinqito. aud ua their own ground treat a Arsnger with tbe mart whole snulad bo-qutauty, doing all in ttartr power.for tam and scorning to take any reward m rtaurn. Although protnp* 60 tvomt an injury they are not at all apt to be rude to wgbdera. treattag theth with wbar can almost bn railed s grav- courtesy. They are much iierter fel- bA«» been prodarei ' r a UQroJty berstue thrv ? dmply » sell uhrsp. ,jlr beet that Muener. seid ui,j Un wn» rary dmph- >n tas domcrtic batata, ruing .fti-a tn midwtnxar at 5 o'clock. He kindled his own Are, and ^ead or wrote by candle light until 7 o'clock, when ba break fasted very frugally His- ordinary break­ fast waa tw<> small rape of tea and three or After t.rrekfmrt lie mounted <meof bls supert, bnntn, and In sunpie atfare, l.itt which set -iff tu grout advantage tas majestic frame. vt».itedall those ports <if tire exteiuiad <«»tate ahu-h wee.- going ■«. He dtnad at 9 a-hatk ami retire.! at atanu ‘J ;u the .•vernng. He was kuai tn word and lord to hts negro davre. ami while -arefu! that they gmuld not be .vertaaaed, waar-qually careful that they starnld not hater tbeu- ua» areay m ullnmas. The serrama were proud <if ttanr «Oaly. -tigmfied. wreltby master and looked up to .rf the hmmdn wtte him in the tape of Start­ tag op a fox. ■ Th» batata «;ui taatsa of the old English notably. pntvatbai ;Q Vfrgbua tu ;«mu emits. tuc ■« SAren ftAan LOW TOURIST RATES. The W Tele From the St A 26-.PAGE ILLUSTRATED PAPER WHIPS, BLANI _, £f°®k Kayler to under arrant i Coldwater, charge with uttering forged <115 note. -tenng That hack; -tar Hin-s --------■o Ry- W. H. Goodyear u * There are <00 liquor can before the Detroit mlire uciore we REPAI] Clea-naes thNasal PdSMgw. ▲Hays Pain an>* I n fl a m mation Heals the Sore* lieatoroB thBensea of Taatt TRY THE CURI �GOSSIP ABOUT CANDIDATES. PITH AND POINT OF POLITICS. a pramteest *Bg«*b Unltetl States rooata tn the state houae in tbe unemployed. Carroll D. Wright has the Americans women i this dty. H la the property of Maj. E. J. Just issue'! a report which shows that in shrill, nasal voice?. «nd false teeth. The question is: “Who is tbe mart Andersnn, tbe State comptroller, nnd it* Governor Hill doutleaa spent |3,400 of 1885 no less than 341,589 persons out of Americans don’t like tbe constant representative ami popular Republican roosting place (a on nn Imitation rock in New York rtata money upon electrical tho 810,470 employed In the gainful occu­ twitting they get about this nasal leader*”—Lewiston Journal.the window of his private office. The apparatus that he might subject his boom pations In Massachusetts were out of em­ There is a chance now for an lown presi­ bird jpensnresneven feet and eleven inches to electrical treatment.—Pittsburg Chron­ ployment. What a delicious statistical dry stimulating atmosphere, and the ^REGULATOR from tip to tip of Its wings, and it is ao icle-Telegraph mouthful for Watterson, Hurd, George universal presence of catarrhal diflicnldent.—Des Moines Register. and tbe free trade newspapers. Nearly 30 tall that If it were alive and atunding on tiea. What a representative Democratic per cent unemployed. Favorite sons are pushed to the front the ground it could pickoff a man’s waist­ Unfailing Specific for Liver Disease But why should so many of our wom­ since the publication of Mr. Blaine”* tetter. coat bo'.tons without getting on tiptoe. ticket Cleveland and George would be!— Of course the audience and th*, reader* Had* with extraordinary efficacy on tbe —Boston Traveller. of free trade newspapers will bn left In en have false teeth ? The profusion of little fluffy fealhera on That is more of a poser to the Eng­ The Mugwumps hare nobody to scold utfer darkness as to what portion of the Tbe man who can secure the most vote* the under aides of the wings, the peculiar lish. It is quite impoaible to account x*r elB. is tho one who should. be made the stand­ markings ot the breast, and the depression since Mr. Blaine withdrew. Presently fn l he top ot tho beak are rridencea of the they will begin to slander one another and nge free trader will never bo candid for it except on tbe theorj of derang­ ard bearer.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. great nge to which the bird iuul attained t^eii scandal will hold a carnival.—Phila­ enough to say that aa a matter of fart fn ing stomach action caused by impru­ New Jersey Republicans should unitedly . a working population of 810,470, only dence in eating and by want of regular before it was killed. Thaw skilled in delphia Presa. and earnestly present the name of William such matters estimate that it must have exercise. Democratic tariff reform is not reform 822 persons, or hardly more than one Both conditions are unnatural. n^ntal Deprrtalon, Colle. W alter PheljM.—Trenton Gazette. been nt lenst 75 years old. It in a genuine any more than nu ln<xn<l>ry who seta fire thin! of one per cent, were returned ns Catarrhal troubles everywhere pre­ The Republicans would now do well to Washington or American englc, nnd prob­ It you are a miserable sufferer with Constipa­ to a house Is an architect. — Chicago having been nnernployed during the entire vail and end in cough and consump­ twelve months. tion.’Dyspepsia. Biliousness, or KldBey Alfec- take a long look iu the direction of Will­ ably Its only rival In the country, dead or Journal. tlnns, seek relief at once in Nimmons Liver iam B. Allison, of Iowa, its a candidate alive, is at the Smithsonian institute at These are pyohably the first anthentie tion, which are promoted by mal-nuRegulator. H does not require contlnuai dos for president.—Boston Herald. Tbe sheep tn this country nre worth statist Ira of the kind ever collected, Und trition induced by deranged stomach . Washington, but the specimen there is Ing and iwt» but a trifle, ft will cure yon. <89,000,000,” but for and in consideration The Press 4s inclined to think that the action. The condition is a modren one. Under the changed conditions, the Re­ smaller. of tho sum of 2 cents Grover Cleveland showing fa, upon the whole, satisfactory. one unknown to our ancretors who pre­ The graceful yet powerful pose of this publicans of Michigan will naturally urge Default having t>eci> made In the conditions the presentation of Gen. Alger’s name for bird and the magnificent sweep of Ito would exterminate every one of them. Tbe average length of time the unem­ sented the catarrh, cold, cough and of a certain mortgage made by John Acker, ot wings show clearly how great a libel upon The free trade goat is the only animal that ployed were unemployed was 4. ll'montha, consumption by abundant and regulor the township ot Hope. Bo-ry County, Miehlxab. the first place.—Detroit Tribune. the bird of freedom is the atrocious figure can claim any consideration from his ad­ while for all persona employed in gainful use of what is how known as Warner's and France-. Acker tils wife to Barbel M. Clark, Perhaps these down casters would trotthnt --------attempts ------ -- «, ain ol occnpatlons, considered as a whole, Log Cabin Cough and Consumption to soar over the .m„ bundle of ministration.—Philadelphia Press. administratrix ot tbe estate of Amasa L. Clark, deceased, late ot Battle Creek. Michigan, dated out more candidates if they were not con- sticks on the back nf the buzzard dollars The latest and unorganized opposition whether employed or unemployed, the Remedy and Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, Jane third, A D. lint, and recorded hi tbe office vinced that the coming man Is to come of the “-----------* day. ‘ ‘ average of unemployment during tbe state two old fashioned standard re medlee present If the government of the Berister of Deed-, for the County of out of the west.—Indianajiolis Journal. I । will acn*t nn artist to Trenton it can ob­ to Cleveland in the Democratic party is censua year waa 1.22 months. handed down from our ancestors, and on the increase, and if it once breaks ont Ibrrv aiK. .state of MkhiEan. on the fourth day now exclusively pdf forth under tbe of June A. D.. tS74. tn IJner 4 of Mortgages, ou Allison is a strong man with the party 'i tain a’model from which it can make a it may become formidable.—Indianapolis page ,17 on which mortxwe there Is claimed to of tho whole country. population of the state of Massachusetts strongeat guaranty of purity and He is especially ' dollar that will not bring the blush of Journal. lie due at the date of this notice the stun of two was employed at its principal occupa­ thousand sixty-three dollars.'and twenty rente, strong in the west, where he is best J, shame to the cheek of every American Governor Hill is jnst statesman enough tion for a trifle less than eleven months. efficacy by the world-famed makers of I who has to spent! it. and an attorney’s fee ot fifty dollars providea known.—Omaha Republican. to consider the tariff Issue aa non-eaaen- And 1885 was not its prosperous a year in Warner’s safe cure. These two reme­ forinsaiitmortRaxe, and no suit or proceedings I MnJ. Andcreon's dies plentifully used as the spring aud Indiana Republicans haven chance, and Hunterdon county, In this state. The tial. There is nothing essential In Demo­ a good many industries a* the year just summer seasons advance give a posi­ at inw having b<*en Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part a good one. to secure to Indiana the great cratic politics except catching on.—New closed. tive assurance of freedom, l»oth from . thereof; and the said Barbel M. Clark admlnts honor, for the first time in bcr history, of bird is one of tho moat rare in the country, York Mail and Express. Meantime it is tbe duty of protectionists tratrix ot the estate ot Amasa L. Clark.deand it is scarcely ever even seen near the catarrah and those dreadful and it neg­ eeAsed. Iiavlnc released a portion of said prem­ furnishing the presidential candidate. haunte of civilization. It is supposed that To nil candidates for president who in­ to spread the real facta before tbe public. lected. inevitable consequences, pneu­ ises tn-wit: U>t number tour <4)of section num­ Tlie chance is Gen. Hnrrisoo.—Indianapo­ advance!I nge had trade this bird unable sist upon retiring from tho contest: Go monia. lung troubles that fatally preber «lx teen (IO la township number two (2> lis News. to successfully pursue and capture the early and avoid the rush!—Philadelphia north of range number nine <») west, from the VD’l among our people* , operation ot said mortgage, by a release dated The Tribune Is prepared to declare ite game of the wilderness, and that there-’ Comr<'..db Eli Fiaber, o< Salem. Henry tbe third day nt November, A. D. Itm. and re­ belief that, all things considered, Senator fore it had ventured into settled regions In his letter accepting the nomination Co , lowa,*Derved four year* In tbe late William H. English, of Indiana, wants corded In the office of the Register of Deeds In and for Barry County, Michigan, on tbe ninth William B. Allison, of Iowa, is the man for tamer prey. It was found near a to come into politics again. He will be in for the presidency Mr. Cleveland wrote aa war and contracted a disease called best entitled to the support nf these Mates farmer’s barn, and tbe fnnncr tilled it full just long enough to be struck for a seven follows: . consumption by the doctors. He had "When we consider the patronage 'of frequent hemorrhages. After using as their caadidate.—Minneapolis Tribune. of lead from a shotgun and a revolver cent campaign contribution—then, goodwithout killing It, and Anally captured it by, William.—Harrisburg Telegraph. thia great office (of president), the allure­ Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Con­ “Die ticket that I should like lo see ments of power, tbe temptation to retain sumption remedy, he says, under date cxg- to Alexander L. Clark by assignment nominated." said a Republican veteran, alive, having disabled It by wounds in It would be just like Hill to try and place once gained, and, more than all, tbe dated the twentieth day of May A. I». ttSo. and the wing. It was taken to tbe village recorded in Uie office of the Register of Deeds “is this: For president, George F. Hoar, station, and lived there on exhibition a make it appear that Blaine’s withdrawal availability a party finds in an incumbent of Jan. 19th , 1888: *'I do not bleed at ni anil for Barry County. Mlcliigan, on the nf Massachusetts; for vice president, Na­ was the result of his own little boom.— whom a horde of office hoklers, with a lungs any more, my cough doe* not twenty-seventh day of December.-A. D. tfflT. io than Goff, of West Virginia.”—Boston day or two before it diet!. It waa then Memphis Avalanche. bother me, and J do not have any given to Maj. Anderson, who had It stuffed Uber •"J<n of mortgages on page 31X zeal born of !>enefit!* received aud fostered smothering spells." Warner’s Log No*, therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale Journal. ami mounted, and guards it now with the Cleveland will be renominated, not be­ by the hope of favors yet to come, stand contained In said mortgage, and the statute is That the thoughts of many Republicans tenderness ami pride of a young father. cause he Is the favorite of tbe leaden of ready to aid vrith money nnd trained Cabin Rose Cream cured his wife of socti case, made and provided, notice Is hereby catarrah; she is "sound aud well." Sven that on Saturday the twenty-first day of should turn lo Mr Hiscock at the present He has refused for it offers running well hj* party, or even a majority of Its adher­ political service, we recognize in th*- eli­ pril A- D. hum, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon. time is one of the most natural of the into tho hundreds of dollars.—Trenton ' ents, but lacunae they do not dare to gibility of the president tor re-election a 1 shall sell nt public auction. >o tbe highest bid­ consequence* flowing from the publication Cor. New York Sun. nominate any one else.—Chicago Time*. moat eerions danger to that calm, deliber­ der. nt the north front door of tbe court house ot Mr. Blaine’s Florence'letter. —Roches­ ate and intelligent political action which in the CID of Itastinrs. Barry County, Michi­ gan. (dial, being the place where tlie circuit ter Democrat. must clnwacierize a government by tho court for. said Barry -County is bidden), tbe people." For many years Co). Ensley waa a Wlicther Now York shall present a premises described In said mortgage, (except The interesting question arises, Whnt planter in Tennessee. He hnd a planta ­ the portion tlien-of heretofore released from candidate for the presidency ar not, it is York girla to drive alone with men. Tho the operation ot said mortgage as above de- of the ntraent importance that her delega­ tion below Memphis during the war. Gen. western girl, preserving her dignity and did Mr. Cleveland mean when he used tion to the .national convenfloti shall be so Sherman passed by os lie was chatting in ! reserve Intact, will drive with a man not thia language? Clearly he must have meant one of two things. His words are ten jier cent. Interest. anil *11 legal costs, to­ constituted that It can net as a unit.— the Fifth Avenue hotel corridor, when he.i■' only by day, but on moonlight nights. properly to l»e regarded either M coniniltsnid: “They talk more or less about 8be takes a "baggy ride” on moonlight gether with an attorney'* fee of fifty dollars Albany Express. ting Mr. Cleveland to a declination of a Shermnn’s being ’cranky. ’ I knew ot an 1 Ohio has had its share of prvsidenta. Incident at Memphis, which appeared - nights! And her young man thinks^no presidential nomination, or they are to be worse of her for iu Guileless west! AVhycnn it not Join with the other western those certain lots pieces aud parcels of land states in agreeing upon a man w£o can cranky, but when I came to think it over What an Arcadian slate of thlngsl It must . regarded m buncombe. A doctor who re­ fuse* to take his own medicines is looked was very shrewd. J had a nclgblnr ‘ situate In the township ot Hope in the County of command the support of the west entirely planter names! Maj. lotndy. Aa I went ‘ have been tills sort of west out of which upon the world over aa a fraud.—New young Ixx:hinvar Is said to have appeared. and go into Che convention and be nomi-s Is prepared especially for children, and iu raeHe—if I reniember rightly—went riding York Tribune. (W) acres Of the east half (K‘ j) of the north-east noted’— Des Moines Register. eewa in curing croon whooping-cough, colds. quarter (NE1*) of section number twenty-eight with his sweetheart, both on the same hoar»«-ne»». bronciilth. and like tunit and (»>) In, township number two (2) north of range The Republican duty is dear and it will encounter with Sherman, of which be told horse. That's even better than "buggy lung affection* so common to childhood. Vaatas nutubdr nine (») wmL The information comes directly from be performed. It Is to stop all bluster me the particulars. Th«kontpc*t* of the It juwtly popular aa a hoowehold Ures\ fill ruling.'’ ALEXANDEB remedy. Peclrtisni’s Croup Bera- UtOb all Roswell P. Flower that Governor HIU is army had arrested him and taken him to and large talk about nominations by ac ­ As to going to the theatre with your < ■ ' Assignee of sal a candidate for the presidential nomina ­ KNAFPKN ft VanAHMAN, clamation, and thoughtfully and’ with the general's headquarters. He went in best man, that, too, is tabooed. If your Si great seriousness study out the man who and stood awaiting the wishes of the gen­ best man wants to take mamma; oramar- tion. When Mr. Flower was in Ixmdon last summer he expressed the can get every Republican vote and some eral, who presently glanced up from his tied friend, nil very well—mamma tv the-------——-- ------- desire - ---------to re- position, foereby obviating the mwtfytag rtiert of the Democrats. That man exists.— paper and said in a rasping, wiry, cold quinine powder, you the jam. He can , turn to tbe United States and devote him- resulting from ths admlnhtration ot die various Boston Traveller. blended voice: ’Sit down; I'll attend to have the jnm. but he has got to take the ! *lf to the defeat of Grover Cleveland Cures E^RlSEfr^US: The task of the Republican national you presently. You’ll be shot iu half an powder, too. Then you sit, the friend, or i He wm nutapoken in hb purpose to his the mother, *n the farther side, and she . intimate friends/ He seems to have en ’ convention is not so much to pick out the ho*r. "You can Imagine, or rather yon can becomes occupied with the play—and then ' tm<l upon bls chosen work. We slmll see Tniirrh . wiuiy to y®•icepieaa. ur l,nle 0D « ln hoars Ume* man who can bo elected as to choose from LOUgri anxious be has a charming evening. Matinee* in whether the Flower will bear fruit -Ina number of men of that kind the one who scarcely Imagine, the consternation of a will be avoided. A single CllPeS brought suddenly Into the presence enmpany with his rar* nnd radiant maid- dianapolla Journal. trial will secure your most 03 can get tbe largest, majority, and thus man oT ilea th in a fashion like thnt. Maj. en are allowable, though r.ot among par­ generous endorsement. No rniicrh*? and make the Democratic defeat most pro­ other medicine ever bad UUUgllb aim Ltmdy ^**ked the reason for hl.** cruel nounced and most humiliating.—St. Louts sentence.,but got small satisfaction. He ticular people Take a third person, and If the president's free trade programme :s;.h“ it is all right The little bister of either Colds,> Globe-Demount. .pres-sed the general harder, nnd the hitter party will do; In fact, ehn may be re­ should actually become crystallized Into this wherever lutroouceu. ttrMessrs. Belgler & Roush, merchants. /l»egan to question him alxiut the people of garded it wouiti would injure the south nixvn much more Freeport. Mich . vfclte.;-We hive sold more ;ar*ie<l a» as a bright origin men, idea, tor for sue she .is is no so law n me nuuiu the neighlMirh-wwl, the men who hod gone Kleased ileased with the play that she sees r“ or “ ' than it would tbe north, nnd. of course, than four gross of Dr- t’rekham's < roup RctaThe Birmingham Age Is one of tbe into the Confederate army, and a vast guaranteeing it Va do all that Is cbjimcd * * ” -------ears nothing else, and, sluingjwell well forfor­ drive the Democracy from power for n rdy, for It. or refund th* p*lee, and not one bottls ablest Democratic organs in Alabama, but number of other things, nil of which ward on her chair. wAtehes tbe strutting ' dozcu years to come. Aa partisans, the It declare* that “Cleveland:will beat the seeped trifling enough to poor Lundy, but figures with smile* and tears, as they Republicans have a special interrat tn has ever beea returned I*ECKHAM”H CBOUP BSMKDY Democratic party just as certain as lie is mtuie np n big budget of information for ntalk through their little comedy. offering no obstruction to the free trade Dominated?’ That la apparently a wide­ a ’commanding general in n hostile In this question of play going tho New scheme. As patriots, however, they mpst spread view of the situntiim among our country. Premntly the general looked York lover has to l»e extremely careful. fight l( by every legitimate means at their friends the enemy, but there is only one up nnd said, gruffly, but with a kinder He must not blindly take his dearest and command.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. alternative before them; They must tone thnn tliut in which he had first ad­ her mamma to an opening night, even nt ---- Sold la Ha»tIngs by---either take the medicine or take to the dressed the major: 'Well, sir; thut will one of the beat tbrntres th town. Cau­ W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. woods.—Philadelphia Press. ■ do. You can take y*>nr vehicle and go tions men go to the piny themselves first, The great mistake of-the free traders home.’ Die major was literally dum- and then, respectability permitting, take grown ont of the fact that Mr. Randnll Minnesota Leads tbe World founded. I wonder it the grin-mi remem- the girl nnd her mother. With has i»o so iuug long uncuuni defended spv the |principle of ]>««■ pm • •— the . 7flight "— ' niut iiiim(iid <>• “Every dollar of the surplus Is a deficit bereft. I hove nlwuvs thought thnt he of we grow French.- The day ' ’is “P-. tectlon on the Democratic aid* that they J™ »** - time ---- -------------------------fn the pockete and business Of the people," took thnt way of *— * • *-” proaching when papa nnd Brother George | hnvp rotIlf to regard him as n personal pumping jxa«; l.undy.' w raLromiJ?? Sue riJLp n.lll/.n,.. nnd enemy. .......... ti.„ i... • _____ • ,_ • says our nearest free trade contemporary. —New Ynrk Tribune. will go to «>■» the nn>hi<U prelude, nml nnd mainmn mamma and while In reality he ... Is »i... the _____ repre- ,iui Then, what a surplus there would lie In I the girls come in for the afterpiece.— vscntntlve of a sentiment.Qiat is over-' “* C. H. Warren. Generals* «n»ui ■ the pockets of tbe people if we could have “Iris” In The Argonaut. . whelming In tlie states thnt d.tide feda regular old Buchanan deficiency! Those ; Prince Bismarck is seen to !>est ndvangoo<i old our tage in hl* celebrated informal receptions ■Hello. 'Bab!' — Democratic —------- —r- , times, — j-- when, ----gowrnment bonds needed.porous plasters B1))l ln hiR hom„ lifp Il(. la MInftnof Tlie Duke of Newcastle hnd rather a •U«ln*•■'■*." on their Ixcka to enable them to get out striking personal npppearnnee. Heiss1* hard i M «« of it modest nun little nara time *•* ix here. nerr. He is na jBtairav a A representative oi ot The i nr Press in Mon­ . feet two Inches In height nnd of splendid invalid, nnd after Ix-ing rtood up on bis | trenl, rrs. aua we re a ------- ------- at all.—Detroit Tribune. the r.:!;;? nthsr :L~.y tiny wan met ' Canada, 71.. But we'll get there and don't you forget It. , proportions in every respect. His head is one leg nt receptions, and having strings । with this: “I 'believe ----- ----you — represent one "lin.irntand you’ve moved? . the theories ol Eloeutloulsts.” says the New very large, of great breadth, well shaped of people brought up to l>e presented, after of• those • *blasted ' Yankee protectign sheet**. "Yra; and there isn't a better harness shop York Evangelic. If Mr. Cleveland is to take a southern nnd rests on a grent neck, which rises the ftw-hion of well meaning Americana, I think yon are making n mistake, for anywhere than I've got now. Good llfflil. Plrotif "Il la irrri-bcated mid «|*lritrd. Full of pith of room. Come over and see nM:~n,V°®®r trip lie might better go to Loulalana than firmly above his giant frame. The fore­ bo bethought hinwolf ot some little strat­ Mr. Cleveland is very popular here." (if and point.’'—N. Y. la*tep**ti<tei>t. north of Jones' feed store, right on the corner, to Florida. The panic BtriCkcn Demo­ head Is large and bold, tbe lower half egy to release Himself from a bore to course he is, in the British provinces. yon know.” A BOOK FOR EVERY ONE "All right.” r crats of the former state would lie very seamed and furrowed; the upper |>ortion which he hail not been subjected In any But how about his free trade mremge in glakl to have him propitiate the angry smooth nnd shiny. The eyes are full, steel other part of the world. At a recent en­ the United States’—New York Press. Arid a vIMI to tne snop w j. sugar plnnteni, who want to know why a blue In color, nnd protrude fnr out from tertainment given in his honor/ after the place Mined shewed that Mr. Babeoek » Democratic xmigres* propones to deprive the brows, which are covered with great twenty or more people had been i-yescnOwords were strictly true. Splendid location, them of tariff protection and give them bunches of hair. The none is large nd «!, his grace hnd liad enough. three busy men, and a fine stock of It is a pity that n Dakota blizzard can­ Tlie Vise of the Will in IbibHe Speaking. nothing In return-—Boston Journal. aristocratii: looking? the month firm, .ov“1 really think 1 shall have to go,” said not be stnrcil awny like Ice, to moderate ----------- r------------- — , ! cred by a heavy grizzly mustache; the he to his untiring hoateiw. "Oh, no, torrid weather in summer. Still we slmll Getting la Line for Victory. ' jaws, which npjwnr to have the solidity of dnkr! 1 can't think of Jetting you off so have, ns spring advances, the growing NATHAN SHEPPARD. Oh. J.L Mr«. Mi*n*t*bllt. want to *in- I cnoin^ |n the Democratic party towaril Th. .Kuatkm nraC Irumnn << U>e In.u. nrnnm In > mn^lrc. Onrfy cal soon CT.. — ~-. . L-'-2t. ’I “ Ct tr von lo to the Duke of Newcastle,. NeWClWtia. ”-' xir Cleveland. ri..vnlun<l —Cincinnati Pfimmerrinl ,n«t li,l,re«lmi<*w»llo»» '» thrills chin. Tb«. »pn-»ton oltte tn sincei* yon Mr. Commercial lor. of tbe pnny There will be Mblo> enn.wl, liwjnreble. ImpUeel.le.—John V. "But you w*c.” said tlie sly little omn, Gazette. . COMTKM1I Double and single, all nisde of brat oak- cut en.l drlil elemi It. There will Iw few >.rbwm m New Tort World, '• scarcely bowing, "I have jnrt left my Good STFaklh^Xoler t< tanurd leather. »hlch would t»e jwger If th rrise ot tin- Wirt—'Aitlci i cousin very ill »( diphtheria nt his hbtel, “instructions'” and n*> need of controversy j ——' people of tiastinics and vicinity did uot «£»n~ over the "ptilt rule." Aud the best man 1 ' and I nm nnxintw to get iwck to him.!' The Democratic answer to thechnnfm * ”— elate mid buy so many “C Bat>co<:k s harness Apropos of the experiments fn hypnot­ ••Great heavens! Go! go at once, then!” that Jeffersonian Simplicity Hill ............... .. mlsnpthat be can’t Keep even with orders. Bring Natural -I ism. now so general and popular, theccle- wild his hostess, who had children., and i rroprlated fl7J>00 of state fnndann mn<lwlinu nmtertull knii-k-­ Think of Nuliwtlilitg to Hay--Tin- Kight Shape nmtcnml instinct Instinct for the moment Pu call rlnrk«. clocks, Biilinr.l billiard tnlilrs tables and other knick > brnteil Dr. Carpenter relates thnt a b*dy Whose quite ovt-rpiweretlliur snobbishness. And knacks and brlc-a-brar.: “ Phil Sheridan of superior Inteilipince^ was walking past The workingmen of Great Britain are intelligence wm waiKing pass READ AND BE CONVINCED. saving that they would prefer protection a public institution nml observed a child go be did like a shot.—"Tattler’” iu New was born in Ireland."—New York Press. /pecjilly interested coin­ York Star./■ in tliclr own country to free trade in Fa ■- which she was A-uiir America. They are bet ter friends ot the ing out through an iron gate. As he let A ..l.ndld .lock of evb. So loner or OeUor American workingmen than are the go tbe gate it seemed to close upon him, I don't think that I.cvcr encountered a The season of "matrons glnces”—those •w off.noL olOowo price. and she felt snre that it would strike and American free trailers.—Detroit Tribune. more sardonic exemplification of tbe grim twau'lfui MbbM be bursts t Tile •talks’ are I crush his ankle. She wm too faraway, tempting French sweetmeats—ended in humor of fate Chan in connection with d-eld*-lly wiUy ami p >llo*>phloat'’-N*tiosal Baptist. Paris, mnch to the regret of n htrgc numI by any possible movement, to reach him Alt Mn«t no l.lkrwlre. «>y nil) JXWSIUIC nunriuvui, iv t < TMirt.-niinl candi- 'in time to prevent the accident. In fact, her of women who earn their livelihood few weeks ago, ’where Di Mtirska snng in ( A good assortment at bottom figures. If If any state-wants any state wants ,he found she could not move, for an in­ by preserving the fruit. . One eel of work­ the wreck of her once showy voice, Mme. , date it must be for bln" tense pain came upon her own ankle cor- ers skin the chestnnl and carefully sepa­ estly. If Jud-ana R* « n.Ttfcket^hera resjxHidtug to that one of the hoy’* which rate Il from tlw Inner husks, being fined Gerater sat near me in tbe audience. She > Just the place for you to have all ktoto of ocean lodlanlnu leading the ticket, there would injured. With a hulfpNiny each time they break the made no effort to conceal her amusement ' repairing tn bls line done is at J. V. Babcock s. to bo. one to tta. «« .pml,„„ nnd fntlt. Tlii-n the chestnnta paw* through at the wretched show pnor old Di Mnraka ( Xi of .bereelf. nnd 1>efore the latter's blltiy. — iDdiauapoli* Journal. tiu-reupotv found u circle —----- - • I irarrupuu found a circle around around her her numerous IuumIs in tbe prradrving pro­ were concluded she hail herself dis­ I ankle, m us if It it hnd hud been painted with red cess, nnd when onmplrte are turned over covered thnt she won being made the gibe । ------------ ~~~~ yet another, set of women to lie put in AU who call will receive polite attention. A to the Farmer.jMiiuu The 1 next day ti, tbe whole • ------------*— to -----------Give Ear toGive «h* Ear Farmer. foot was 'wvH-nriirei nn in vaimv kmzwx imiwr young successor. At that time pleasure to show goods, and we are not afraid II- t.-tul The prosperity of producer* everywhere fin- wna confined to her bed .‘Hixes or lied up in dainty glazed |«per of rne pnmpcrn? to name prices. Keejwrtfuily, , IkrtdrQ «|< ace-amt -------------— Is the aim of protection, and th* theeffort effort of of (or days.- Globe-Democrat Itnle. "The w.,.m... nw j each worker lu one shilling eight pent*. fanuera to got lhemselvf* beard ought not The "marrun* ghui-h” season kata from I better and would msmi he completely re- iw k*Hi«- how i.i sa- It” Kriwrti-- Magsxln*. to cease until the legislation they desire j atan.nl to voice again. On Frltlny Dt AU &iiiifd’<tay to Jan. 1ft has beeu enacted and faithfully enforced. .I During the bitterly cold wind one night Mtirakn snt nmong the nndknee nt Stein —New York Tribune. I the fe* slilv ering pedestrians on the big j way hall. She listened gravely while 1 bridge were treated to the sight of on Gerster wing. When she ha<l concluded str. The nwwt heavily Insurer! mnn in tho aha sent her a hunch ot rrwes front her । elderly gentleman who ran the full length A Di-m**cr.itlc politician never means tit tbui structure at a gait that closely re- rountrv U Dr- Duvhl W. H<«retier. who coraage, nnd hnving done no. sbf got np ' what It** ~*>s That is why the Derno- wmldetl a gallop. A Scotch cap, a rooy .rails hl* InrtUD* in patent mi-dieiue*.,• nnd went nut smiling, snch a smile ns it i rnilscanui.i tedleve that Mr.- Blaine means aimplekton mid the strongly marktl Thr 1-oli' h « on lib life aggregate <800,• would have done Gerkter no pleasure to. Cleanses th* wh-tl be wsy**.-Cleveland News and accent with which be explained his feat ta k«) tnhi r wi ll known men who carry a have seen. If ever, a woman hnd her Nasal I’iwsag*'?, , n» inquiring policeman betrayed h!i revenge, tbe raddled old Hungarian llerai.l. Allays Pain an*’ British origin. He wore no flannels and _.-,n Di M.*n, *4 I'hiliidrlphin. will. |4O0.- bravnriste cnjoyAd hers nut nf that hand | BIBM« H । (Kill. Givi K Audcn-ou, ot Chicago, who fulof yellow rosea al a quarter of a dollar D|PU| V I n fl a tn mntiou never Im’fl a cold —New York Bun. By no possibility <»n the Democratic l>n> $:;'<• <*>0. m»d Plern LwiUaid. whose apiece. The deadliest blade ever forged trtVMBt' Heals the Sore* polities *<m«.nut '■* <310,000 -Naw York Imwitaliiv Jf President Cleveland's tariff Restores th* . ter stroke.—Alfred Trumble in Pitlabarff , *3T" h-ve made aiMt arvixx । A new building material called rtnM ■Cteniiiu World message -Washington Post, Dem. 'Bulletin. makiugs reral buodr-dd Senses of Tasti brick is raid to poeaew extremely useful ............ | «m*> f**r a**y *•*'*• to George W Cable h bound on a lecture 1 qualities, and to be likely to rune Into an-1 Smell. Of the right national conventions of tbe use. R l» tn*de l»y grinding to- ,<.ur thronsb the weM When you u>wl Rrnnhlirnn nartv four hivt Iwti held In U.__L— *■„ How tn rod nee tlie surplus: Appropriate extensive « J .ba penilcman plemw pronuunra tlw uamr gemn “*«**= “**‘1 “Dd ,n a dry ,tMU- H TRY THE CURI li.... ...H.U-nnM. ftu»i WbtelmBd- then heated by steam, and becomra burned Taw ble; be docau's Ilka to bear it called 1.0 .«! -I"' B HUI Pr«UtaU.- , hydraulic cement.—Chicago Draw. otbrrwise. SIMMONS ta<(B0UP k;A:, Remedy. Peckham’s Croup Remedy!' rvuueuj. ■ cvvumw - v.vnr StiS for*”’ of roup Thfl lihr. Telephone Dup&lck From the Seat of War. m*™«a "KNOCKS TO FLINDERS Before an Audience ! HARNESS WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES, I TURF GOODS I REPAIRING I And Finally J. W. Babcock, catarrh Cream Balm FUNK & WAGNaLLS, �Embroideries! Embroideries! WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF MUSLIN ANDEverSWISS EMBROIDERIES Shown in this City. ALL' FRESH NEW STOCK and LATEST DESIGNS AND AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We have an Endless Variety to Select from, and can show you all the ■ TABLE 4 LATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON. LINEN AND NAPKINS. WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS IN THIS DEPARTMENT AND OUR SALES ARE MOST GRATIFYING. Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce bought and sold 2 Stores J. S. Bakett after looking over the The greenback leaders tn this state Invitations have been received, by and county are engaged in sticking Wesf and California, has made up his parties in the city, to the annual re­ pins into the corpse of the once green­ mind that Michigan after all is good ception and ball of Jackson com­ back party to see if they can discover enough for him. He has purchased a mander). No. 9, Knights Templar, to Hastings, Mich., March 2ist. 188b. any more signs of life. If they cannot, tine farm in Orange tosfnahip, Ionia be held in Jackson on tbe evening of . * Co., and is commencing to move at once April 3d. MARSHALL U they know that their trading stock is It is rumored that the young men The Michigan Central now carries done for. For the past six years all the who were convicted Friday of disturb ­ Hastings freight from Chicago on its greenback party has amounted to has Iteen to pose as the stock in trade of a ing the public meeting at the Wood cannon-ball freight train. By this ar­ Desire to call attention to the fact that thev are the'ex elusive school house are talking seriously of rangement freight leaving Chicago in few.designing leaders, who have used arresting the two men, who put down agents for Barn county for the celebrated EDITORIAL NOTES. it as a hoise jockey would a wheezy the disturliance, for assault and batterv. the afternoon reaches this point the following morning. ' The Journal editor is exercised be­ equine, merely to drive as good a bar­ Better take your medicine gracefully, The delegates and all others who boys! cause of the number of mortgages on gain as possible for themselves. visited Lansing from here last week to farms. Of course the Journal editor Owing to the recent snow blockade in Despite his desperate attempts to attend tlie G. A. R. meeting there -all cares not a straw how much or how the east the Detroit Tribune company create prejudice by talking about many such, and is using such means was unable to receive the manuscript returned very enthusiastic over their trip nnd pronounce the meeting a great purely to create prejudice in favor of mortgages, the Journal editor knows, nnd illustrations for the opening chap­ ^a^8a; ^°.ne more than 1st, that there is less mortgage Indebt­ ters of Robert Louis Stevenson’s story the union-labor-greenback-democratic the G. A. R. boys. the/enjoyment of life edness in Barry county than ten years “The Outlaws of Tunstall Forret" in in their declining years, and such Aelual weight, ready for work, 1,160 lbs.; being very combination which be is .desperately ijgo; 2d, that more such indebtedness is time for them to appear io last Sun­ meetings as these tend greatly toward trying to work. The facts are that in much lighter than any other binder made. Over <>(• of ’s Tribune. They will appear Sun­ that result. ' being cancelled than placed on record day day, MarchSK. * the past eight years more mortgages these binders sold by us last season, and everyone gave have been cancelled in Barry county each year; 3rd. that if all such indebted­ - -------. Barky county prohibitionist^ in perfect satisfaction. ou cannot afford to buy any other Dkab Sir:—As Mr. Hinman, tbe and fewer put on record than ever be­ ness were wiped out to-day, in ten convention at Hastings, Wednesday, and will not if yot} inspect the Milwaukee Junior. years from now half the farms would druggist, told you I am a great friend fore. But any sensible man knows unanimously voted down a resolution of your remedy. I have used it at in ­ be likewise encumbered, by legitimate that if every mortgage in Barry countv tervals during the past 12 years. It business transactions. should be paid off to-day, tn two years c«rn«l through the critical time, by means of trades, purchases or Given a free ballot and a fair count new local option law. The third the addition of new buildings, there and Cleveland would have no more partyites of our sister county evidently — —— j r would be about as many mortgages on 1 always recommend It where 1 see a chance of succeeding himself to; the do not know the meaning of the word record as there are now. The Journal •‘consistency’’ any more than their case that needs it It always does presidency than he would of becoming brethren of Eaton countv.—Charlotte tEw tW,y{, °nW1 accomPU»bing more knows that the business of tbe modern tbe next Roman Pontiff. It is only by Republican. than you have ever chimed for it and W?.“™ world, of the very wealthy as well as 8016 ageilte for the original Reed drags. aud . bulldozing and frauds upon the ballot boIn the suit of Holden vs. Newton {?°r*?°® wou,d those in moderate circumstances, is kuow the .I,?. ?1 thny.18re improved thia year, we sliall be box that the democracy seeks to main­ tried before Justice Kenastnn Wednes­ caww h dld DOt done by means of credits. And if all able to sell them at a reduced price. tain its hold. day there was a disagreement of the * ,no* consider myself well, but I mortgages could be paid, and then no work hard at my business—drmiuakjury, which stood three and three. more credit obtained by such indebted­ This action was brought by John Hold­ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. ness, tbe condition of Barry county en who sued Dan Newton on a note would be worse than it is to-day. Mb. Stott representing one of the given by the latter for Bobemion oats and which thej former purchased. C. largest milling concerns in Michigan, H. VanArtnamippeared for the plaintiff c Cuamdlbb. The Journal says there are *3,000,800, was in the city Friday, accompanied by and I*. T. Colgrove, for the defendant. Mtch- February 20, 1886. 000,000 indebtedness on the farms of J. E. Huston, connected with the Thu plaintiff endeavored to prove him­ T VUi. ■ Secretary.3 the western states, there is nothing at Knickerbocker Manufacturing Co., of self an innocent purchaser with the of lift1-1 U r>od U Umea ■which a greenback editor is so much Jackson, for the, purpose of inspecting above result. an-adept as juggling with figures. the Hastings roller mill Mr. Stott's a '•VR’i “took of buggies than any firm i» On Thursday Walter and Bert firm proposes to put now machinery The railroad of this state last Those given above representing, as our into their Betroit mill, and to get the Johnson. Thomas and Jerome Kidder, ■I»ia a bnaBv^J11 My iClty '^,000 people or lees. If you need »M2uuis in Ux«TtoUwTutZ q^WS?^“cnpt,on- we 8arely 8uit*on;in contemporary claims, the debts of best machinery on the market lie has Chas. Bassett and George Bedford ap­ the western farmers, would exceed by been making a tour of the state, hav­ peared leforu Justice Kenastou in the ing visited many of the best mills in circuit court room for trial on tbe ten times tbe wealth of all the nations Michigan before coming here. He was charge of “disturbing a public meet­ of the globe, and perhaps the moon seen by » Banner reporter and stated ing.0 As soon m tbe court convened thrown in. But that makes no differ­ that in no point was there a mill in the 1’rosecutor Colgrove moved that the de­ vlUiion" to ence. A little inaccuracy like that, state superior in any respects to the one fendants be dismissed. The motion rwulariUes here, while the clean-up work done by was granted by the Justice and the de­ and you will which would paralyze a careful man, the Hastings roller mill surpassed any­ fendants were immediately arrested on doesen‘t phase the ordinary soft money thing he had ever seen. He especially a warrant made from another com­ adocate, whose sole aim is to build up complimented the management ot the plaint. About the only difference be­ * party by means of prejudice, with no mill, which is under the charge of Mr. tween the complaints being that the C. E. Griffin, who has no superior as a second one waa more explicit than the regard for truth. miller. Mr. Stott further states that find. The defendants pleaded -not the flour made ut tbe mill perc could The Journal claims that England “ot be excelbd anywhere. His own guilty” to the second complaint an<| tbe trial was immediately begun as soon aa mill at Detroit was unable to supp.y a jury could be obtained. A large the demands ot customers. He was so number of wtlnesMs were sworn on J”*! 2h W1. ^publican will be “ »ufb plremd with the Hastings roller both sides, the cue not going to the tasued as a daily, beginning April1. ought to know if it doesn't mill flour, and so well aatiafled that ft jury until late Friday forenoon. The would be what the patrons of bis De­ jury were out but a short time and eveland’s free trade ut- troit mill would want, that he bought brought la a verdict finding Thomaa Rereli^>k1f»^tiWl|e"IVer waut “Jthing in tbe line of “* abut down congratulated him nnd a earload and will become a regular and Jertne Kjdder an<l G^rge patron of our home concern if the nimble farm tools, we are headquarter. because of them. The flour suits his customers as he has ever* fnrr! cniHtv nn Ik won X beUeTe lt w,u- He wm » not anxious to have our thoroughly convinced that the Hast- The Hastings Banner. Messer Bros. & Reynolds Spring-Tooth Drags Buggies Wagons. •>» o their wares dirty free iy ignorant or wilfully flour, that he ordered the m •ry for hla min at Detroit. ^th7i^BJr^Xrrair,,'Oa* s- “d �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. WEDNESDAY. MAH.SI. 1**. ' A. p. NISKEEN. Locsi Editor. Onion sets at Stauffer & Crawley's- PERSONAL MENTION. A dat off at Union hall to-morrow night A. McCoy vizited Grand Rapids yea- The original big 4 at Union hall Thursday night. C. A. Hough visited Woodland yenterday. J.Q Cresgy. of Ionia, was in town Fourteen star artiste nt Union hall Thursday night iW Sims id lugis. fniadir Siera ^ BHgK. s»enrd h?s^JS-wf® ha, A good shoe for tailoring men, at Mrs. Frank Balch visited Kalamazoo 81.25 at Stauffer & Crawley's. test ★eek. AN AQUARIUM, with a fountain in It. j D. Striker visited Grand Rapids u me or the attractions in one of R.I Thursday. Mudge's show windows. D. 8. Goodyear visited Kalamazoo VTbk spring vacation tn our Citv yesterdiy. schools logins next week, and the The Hustling New Town on the John Blackford, of Caledonia, was in n^,,. 1>« did a„t piwils are correspondingly happy. C. K. AB. , town Monday. „ i/Kalamazoo lodge. K. of P., has in­ Jacob Osman, of Nashville, was in For the convenience of tbs public, the under vited Barry lodge to go to Kalamazoo MCited has estubli.hed alivery and feed stable the city Monday. It I».-::r»n. nnd will be pleased torecelve the and exemidify the third rank work. nJ»lroa:w:>> ot tho* deslrinz Rood livery rtr* Miss Myrtle Rose returns lo Grand The prices at Union hall Thursday Hide* reiuonable. • , night are 25 and 35 cents, aente reserved Rapids Saturday. F. A. BLACKMAN. without extra charge at Goodyear's Mrs. C. W. Evarts vidted friends in drug store. the city last week. •Some of the Grand lodlr?1"^87 n,RhlThe spriiur «er1« nt teacher* ex.»ilnaU<mi Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Chas. Anntson, of Middleville, was «*«oad will l*7Xn?^ from tor Harrr county, will t* he>d a> follow*.to-wit: delegates from the G. A. R. posts in town Thursday. HatUuc*. regular. ’/•*"* Naah»III* .peeiaL Mwit 16 throughout the county will meet in Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop visited Middle" illr. SMCW. Matvh 3041, USS. irtethrt 11 did ao7^L?*‘“» to ITatriertlle. apertal. April t3-IL Fitzgerald post hall for the purpose of Lansing lust week. Ruminallo » will conunencr at v o'clock a. Miss Minnie Lee returned Friday m and dote for sd grade work on tbe *econd deciding upon the place of .holding the day at noon. Flr»t and »econd grade certifi­ next re-union. from Grand Rapids. cate* enu be granted only al tbe regular examBeamer’s Cash Bargain store has a tnaXlon, F. Boangemacher visited Middleville Dated. Ua*tlr.n.,F"bra*ry tine lot of men's driving and walking yesterday un business. gloves. They were bought at a bargain Miss Kittle Stebbins visited Nash­ and Beamer will give bls customers ville friends Inst week. ROBERTSON HOUSE, the benefit. Example, tine dressed Wallace Dingman, of Battle Creek, buckskin glovts 81 per pair. toryr-f orarf Finrgf <M fAe City, at was in town last week. , HltODEtifiEK. 1‘rtprleltr, Bear this in mind. The estate of Fritz Goodyear' comes home this Cor. Jeffrrxou and Court Stic, Haatlnc*, Mich. the late Augustus Rower will soon be week from Orchard Lake. Rates. $ l .OO por Day. probated. Before that can be done. It TW» Route I* new. with 'pleatant rooms. The Miss Rose Goodyear visited friends palronacn ut the public la respectfully solicited. is absolutely neerssary that all accounts in Grand Rapids last week. due the late Mr. Rower, or the A. H. E. Hendrick, of Middleville, was JnP’L Frtd*J’ Rower shoe store shall be paid at once. •b°« « Of, mrad. Olbcrrt « bl, ; pOR SALE in town on business Friday. Congressman O'Donnell is work­ C. W. Jpnes and wife, of Richland, rreMrnre, u> lh„ u„t w„d mif ing to get a board of pension examina­ /Farm ot *o seres, are visiting kt J. M. Nevins'. tion surgeons for Barry county, which Inlng. Hmall payment and lon« Mrs.. J. Rusnell goes to Chicago this is tbe only one in the district without trees box 3QS. Marxtmll. Mieblzan. Bjnoa such a board. During the last fiscal week to remain several days. year 813.8U7 were paid to pensioners in Mrs. C. G. Bentley arrived in town Hspublleaua Caocuses. this county. Monday from Grand Rapids. d.M*~ roa.’re comtutKi our M M.XPI.X OBOVK. with Artaeb", following officers of the Gun I. . E. Knappen made a business trip Maple Grove Center. Tburaday. lake boat club were elected last week: to Caro. Tuscola Co., last week. I id s p. m. brand. wUl tl"’ “mbto,uon VAXKXK •fKlNOe. W. L. Wilkins, pres,; IL I. Hendershott Dr. H. C. Peckham, of Freeport, was only give « , lnll‘y"u lf >'o“ «‘U ' Finery school house, March 30th. vice pres.; E W. MorriH, sec.; H. a. In the city on business Monday. “■good qa^uJ-Ll •npol>«^ Have just received tbe largest and finest I o’clock, p. m. • Goodyear, treas.; J. W. Bentley, Ed. Will Moon, of Prairieville, has moved able for spring wear ever shown Stauffer a Crawley. ’ HAMVINGS TOWXSH11-. Powers, R. B. Messer, N. T. Parker and into Mrs. Lewis Norton’s house. • .Saturday. March 31. at one o’clock p. m. at G. A. Barnes, directors. I town bouse. • Mr Grow, of Greenville, ha. recenL L. N. Mixer left Saturday for a visit 1KVIXU. . , It is not necessary to give the Bohe­ to Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo. r aod’.T™ ““ 18 “ I Town ball. Tbunday March 23th. at two p m- mian oat victims advice but to those President Bush, of tbe C. K.4 8. R. HOrK CKNTRK. who have not already had their eye­ IL was in the city last Thursday. ■ Friday. March Xth. nt one o'clock p. m. teeth cut we would say look out for the Miss Belle Hotchkiss went to Jack­ JUTLAND. .' white Scotch oate scheme. It is being son Friday fof a visit with friends. AndyBura?' ’"’““g .Union | At the town house. Friday. March 90. at two worked successfully in the southeast­ p. u>. Mrs. F. H. Miller returned Saturday ern part ot the state and finds many [from her visit with Jackson friends. OK AMokviLUt. ready and willing victims. Tile Miselon servicta at th., I School house. vllla*e of OraucevlUc Thursday ^John T. Rich, railroad commissioner, Friday the saloon of Doyle & IMnrch 29lh two p. m. was in the city on business Thursday. Rich was closed on, an attachment is­ f HAtJIM'rttk. . Mew Liw Me! DELTON,. GOODYEAR BROS. -LUNN : BROS.- THE - TAILORS stock of goods ^suit­ in Hastings. * All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. 535 Walker Mathews, of -Ann Arbor | House of Allen Greeu Thursday. MarrliLatiUi. sued in favor of a Kalamazoo firm. pA<M<attwo p m. ' University, was at home over Sunday. An Invoice of the stock and fixtures Miss Addle Jordan goes to Ionia Sat­ OARM FOR BALK—One ot th" bast Unns showed that the firm had a less amount f hi Carlton towsshlp. of o<ie hundred seres, on hand than was. by law. granted urday. to visit during the coming vaca­ .bort SO acres under Rood cultiralIon. good ,omr and barn, also com barn rranery, 5 seres them to do business with and thev tion. rrebsnl.’all choice frail, good water In w *11 and were therefore allowed to go on with Miss Minnie Itork visited her sister rrc». sugar hu»b ot 600 trees. For further par- their business. Mrs. Fred Perry in Nashville last iculars inquire at my residence « miles north of ; UatlugsTOBIAS GARN. Arrangements are in contempla­ hpo EXCHANGE.—A new 7-rootn booae In tion looking to making a fine summer Mrs. J. A. Baughman returned Thurs­ .1 bailie creek. Mich., for team ot heraea. pdKtm. htmexs. buggy and anything elae ef resort at Cloverdale on the Chicago, day from her visit with Nuhville raiue. Al«> good buUdlng lot to exchange tor Kalamazoo A Saginaw road. A steam­ fndnda. lumber. Write to. er will be put on the lake to ply be­ M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in C. H. CONK UN. tween Cloverdale and Lake X lew. a the city Thursday and Friday on legal 3MM State St.. Chicago- HL hotel and dance hall will be erected on bhainess. rnotuBiTiox caveua. the island, and ample preparations ■ 1 The xwvblblUon etty and ward cancud will be Miss Lizzie Cook and Mrs. Mary fcr Id at the Court bou*<x on Tue»day evening. made for rowing and fishing.—Kalama- Kentteld. of Chicago, are guests at zoo Telegraph. March XTth, kt o'clock! Henry Cook's. j By oabujyor CouRtrnut. Chautauqua Circle meets at the Mat Ero. Sid Crowell. Charles Doyle residence of Clement Smith, March 23, and John Busby were at Wall lake yes­ 1888. with the following program: terday fishing. . Roll call, newe Items. Rev. C. IL Crosby, of Cannonsburg. German course in English, chapters tour and Circulation this week. 2.150. tw-Ml.s Iteadle. Kent Co., spent the fore part of the, tfcaodluavian literature—Mrs. Timmerman. Han «t salratloo, chapter IS to conclusion— week in the city. Tlmmenuau. Frank Brooks, wife and son Fred Eunice M. widow ot Russel A. Dr. . Music. vi-ited friends in Orangeville the past . ,llrn, has been granted a {tension. UIa«> making -Mrs. Kenastou. The European •itustton. table talk, review week, returning Monday. . If you want nice prime clover seed questions I’hjnlology Feb. and Mar. chautouMiss Alice Glaiser. of Caledonia, was ’tyr your own use call on R. J. Grant. ■ Critic-Mr. Bittnam. the guest of Mrs. B. R. Rose last week For Alsike clover and Manstiry barIt would be a good Idea for the returning home Saturday. h y seed—John Clarke, three milts east officials to make a thorough examina­ Mr. Kreitx. an Oregon attorney and dly. a former Woodland boy. was in town New shoe, 25 cte.. old shoe reset 10 tion ot the, ground in the vicinity* of yesterday on hu way to Washington. c s. at A. J. Severance’s opp. Roller the water mains. A serious accident Misses Gertie Nimo" and Viola Wil­ nearly occurred in ths second ward MdL yesterday owing to tbe sinking up to lison visited Nashville Saturday and The patent fence vender ia now ap- the axle of one of the wheels of a attended the teacher's examination Pfaring on the acene—'nother sign of buggy, du* to th* softness of the earth In one of the water main trenches. The 1/4’rank Brooks expecta to start this spring. , Several of our city painters are out horse attached to the buggy -also had week for Breckenridge. Colorado, in the country, plying both paint and difficulty in extricating himself from where he intends locating if the pros­ the same trench. Piste brush. pects suit him. Chau. Church ot the first ward, died If. H. Barlow a Co. are offering Harry Andrus, teacher in the high bushels of r<*cleaned home grown lart Thursday, aged 56 He bad been school, has rented a house of Wm. under the phvsicians ’ care for many cfover seed for sale. Troxell on the plains, and has moved months. A short time ago he went to A number of teachers from this Grand Rapids and was treated by sev­ jnto the same. ■ vicinity attended the examination at eral phvsicians there hut unsuccessful­ Dr. J. C. Andrus goes to Ann Arbor Nhshville last week. ly and'he returned heine Thursday, hb today, to attend tlie meeting of the 1g. H. Brooks wm the recipient of death occurring a Yew hours after. Michigan state dental association. He wQpTeturn Friday. a 14 Hi. pizkerel from A. IL Jessup, of Drs Fuller and Lowry held a post­ mortem examination Saturday after­ t/Mrs. Frank Walker < raiiRt-ville, Monday last and two noon when it was fbund that the left children, of St. Ignace, visited relatives This office Is thoroughly prepared to side of Mr. Church’s heart was rup­ in the city over Sunday. They left iOrnish election slips and tickets on tured. Monday for Nashville. abort notice and when promised. This city was greatly wrought up F. M. Totter, the Charlotte A JERSEY heifer 15 months old and three feet throe inches high, tbe proper­ Bunday over the supposed suicide by Tribune, has been tendered and accept­ ty of Dr. Woodmansee, is tbe mother of drowning in the river of Rosa Demond, ed the position of general state agent for the Detroit Tribune. a lively calf born Friday. a servant girl who has been in the em­ Col. Gill delivered an address before r Mr-4. Oaks, an aged lady of Rutland, ploy of the family of Byron Dickinson. died last Tuesday of dropsy after a The girl was missed Bunday morning the ladies of the department W. IL C.. lingering and severe Illness. The by her employers and a search by Uiem in tbe senate chamber at Lansing, on resulted In the finding of a note dated the evening of March 15th. funeral occurred Friday. March 17th In which Rosa said her, C. B. Benham and C. W. Biggs left The Ladies Aid society will furnish body could be found in the river. The meals at Carlton Center on the 2d day officers end others were promptly noti­ for Emporia. Kansas, Monday, where of April, 1888. It being for the benefit fied and a search immediately begun. they expect to engage in the business of the M. E. church. A. W.,Secretary. The river was dragged thoroughly and of selling theJKelly improved farm scale. P. T. Colgrove, Grand Chancellor, Rev. Oviatt will preach on Bible the surrounding country well searched witboat, however, ttodlng trace of K. of P-. visited Jonia Friday where a temperance next Sunday morning and the mlraiag girl. About two o'clock reception and banquet was tendered upon the subject of the Sabbath in the Monday morning a girl appeared at the him in the evening by Lucullus lodge. evening. All are cordially invited to home ot Mr*. Sweezey in Uie second No. 70. attend. • ward where ahe Inquired tbe way to Mesdames Barber, Slingerland, Rider. All accounts due the A. Rower shoe HraUngo. It waa at onoe concluded store mmit be settled at once us the that she waa tbe inlMlng girl and alter Spary Phillips and Dr. and Mrs. E. H. matter of the estate of the late some difficulty she was Induced to go Lathrop returned Friday from Lansing A. Rower is to be closed up in the into the house where she still imnalns. where they attended the G. A. R. Physicians were summoned and. after meeting. prebate court very soon. examination pronounced the gin de­ Dr. A. F. Drake returned Monday Saturday afternoon a young man ranged but could not say that she was evening from Ohio, bringing with him nAtu^j Hunt was arrested and taken to beyond recovery. About all that Lansing to answer to a charge of steal­ could be gained from her relative to a bride, who was formerly Mrs. Mary Rugby. The Banner tenders its con­ ing a gold watch from a woman with her whereabouts ‘luring the .V"**}** gratulations. whom he formerly boarded. 24 hours was that she didn t want to J. M. McElwain Is now canvassing The recent rain put tho. streets in go back to the woods '’ 1 torn what in tbe state in the interest of the De­ condition so that workmen have been we can lecrn she left Mr. Dickinson a troit Dally Tribune. Dick is a hustler ablo to dear away a great deal of the house about midnight Saturday. It in that kind of work and is bound to filth that had collected in them. Why seems that a young man in the city be successful. who has been her “fellow for some no} treat the alleys in the same way. Gen. Park hurst spent Sunday with time, recently told her that he was no The Kalamazoo daily Telegraph cele­ longer smitten. She was deeply at­ his daughter Mrs. F. G. Goodyear, re­ brated St Patrick’s day by printing tached to him and this knowledge un­ turning to hu home, Coldwater, Mon­ their edition on real Irish green pupt-r. balanced her mind with the above re­ day accompanied by his granddaughter and was well filled with choice selecbtl little Miw Amelia Goodyear. sult. Local News. VIM 1 SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD. «*• Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. ■TV“‘,V \ Call early while our stock is complete. M-afa u.omo'SEyv? bmpectfully, lb. oran « i‘3SS4.'* 1’ 'Jo' ? a aermon or lecture. Lunn Bros. To^Xm .k Hastings City Bank, HASTINGS. MICH. CAPITAL, $SO,OOO.OO. Mtetriraa. over a hill, ini madeacm about 18 <? 9, State of Mlehlfan. County of toim.-M. «UT WveS? eight hundred and elrftlEeiAt. rreaent, Wm. W. Cole. •>’ lu the matter of tbe mtale of Walter Snyder. <1 veil. Ot> rcadlni Bad Blink tbe PeUttoa. duty rerfZed. ot VotaMF 0- Bajwer, *c_ _ ___ ,, . praying thu court to ad) kllrate aud detennlixi h“ Oven for twine,* Dec. 15. tMc in Oulldln* merly o cupled by Meocr Bros. rbrid^ ‘ow'ur.“bui°n’ff“’°l" OFFICERS: Q. G. Robinson, Preatatent; C. D. Beebe. Cashier. *ho viaited Mr. PhiUin«' torn. rmJl,ch DIRECTORS: arc rc<iutrc.l to appear at a \e»iunof *ald Courtl thru to be boldeo it the Frubif. OOr“ li fK City of Hasung* lu *ald ewnty and «bow caute. ' D. O. Robluwn, L. B. Knappen. railroM budd*".’ b?ldU"' <Ut"'1 Maj l«. u,.;^.bould E' n°“t A G«orral Banking UuiineM Tranaarted. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SPRING SUIT! Of the Latest Style, at the Most Reasonable Price, or for the Latest Styles in SPRING AND HATS SUMMER -- ---------- GO TO-------------- E. W. MORRILL & CO.’S Who keeps the largest stock, the latest styles, and whose prices are LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, As our facilities for buying are better than our competitors can pos­ sibly have, as two of OUR STOCK-HOLDERS ARE CONNECTED WITH —TWO OF— THE LARGEST CLOTH I NG'HOUSES IN THE EAST. E. W. MORRILL & CO., One Price Clothiers, Hastings, Mich. �Chaanpien ee«>n IIT AVENLY BODIES. _ Mr. A. B. White, the well-known author :>< ■■ WMW. Pl.no.-fl.l'.y" “ the Ohampkm Shorthand Writer of lha f?nrld. received the !ir»t prires in the in* ternati-mkl r-.nlraU st London, Edinburgh, mancntly disabled by rbeniMUstn. Hi* recovery by the u*< of a rrnwiy infidlibi* inenring rbcuma’iom and all fa told in a letter from his 02 w*»hisgtim »L. Chicago, dated June 20, USJ7. He write*; , , “Yonr remedy Km done wmderful «er- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. A NEW YEAR'S SONNET. Mtakape “la a PROGRESS WHICH HAS BEEN MADE IN ASTRONOMICAL SCIENCE. that came uninvited. aud the profanity that fullowwi •“ ' toiu»bed nt the change. The comparatively -Paul fiamUiou Hayne in Youth's Cxsoipaaioa. COOt Bini ng aaveuty live ■ iMli-d. Ra»dM», Mich AUINZO E/kENAK-iun. Michigan pioneer* will hold familiar at Marquette that aa every cold ■«-. talitv, but animated by ,Sfiwa5Kswir~ a quarter; and if but one in twenty of bullru find* it* billet, the defenders have destroyed 1,200 nwn during the moniously in obedience to a univernal law, by tho compensating actum of which the in­ that tba wouilanta are pasalug over this mile definite stability of their mutual relations number.' snant to lirruw uh! authority grantor t, J.-Iiw . Mlel.i IlDffOK. Ark. Atigutt, 'doth. IW7. Ls«t «pnng 1 waadaageroaaly afflicted ~S. li WittiiohbeJM SalineOtner* Tteilutt on Blood and 8km Diseaaes tailed tire ng Swire Bncinc Co ARBUCKLES’ tion in UBd will bars doubled that at lt«T guarantee of excellence of the system been widened to 1,000,000,000 of miles, with the addition ot one more giant ARIOSA pita—New York Times. COFFEE M kept in all ftrst-clM* storos trotn thu Atlantic to the Pacific. ' or thought Two hundred and sevoatyctr- gradually appointed m all the civilised states ■ COFFEE tun In HriMl wimuu la never Rood where exposed to the air. Always buy thisbrandinhermetically se tied ONE POUND PACKAGES. time. wvuiu .xnutu uio ra'rsrai m n mo. ,. Meteorites, strangers apparently to ‘ ,choU .. • • ------ '---- -----lh"tr “€*»*• wtifatiw, 1 An t>vid factory is taming out fifty bug- IfffallWIMflllh^' revolution tied tbe world twwsswn , * rzrocrex* I* . a method special R=a.** with hyperbolic velocity, brought [xrbaps from sense distant star. And each of tlxwe cosmical grains of dust ha* a tisrory far m- ro complex than that eff Jupitcr.it bears within A BeUsville hnv l» just now taking a little n pray log that a ortafu mureBle In this court, fiurpurtta*. '<» te nd teeioBieut <>f mU.1 de--xt»«<l -..*1 mUnJtlrd to prohate, of d that *.! :.;r ■..! and we will send you tree, somethin* of great va ue and lotortai.ee tn roti, that will Mart -on The Ria itself is no longer semi-fabulous, firo girt globe, but th- rist aceno < f tbe play nf forces as yet imperfectly known to us, offering a Ixiuudlasu field for tbe ^ost arriu- nixed as n world apart, inviting inquiries oCrarwaD I • .••• iI ite lion of Lord Band with, an English aristo- : feitod tho implicit confidence i.Lm-oJ in icasi Michigan. the above named plaintiff, against Of Ma-higan'a H'.IMO^OO broad acres, more Dvug’uuw, Montcalm county, lady tried riwa of the gam wl —Hotel World. eight and 8Moo'dollars rftiOBom. whleb Mid Everywhere there is multiformity and Gvneuii writes to The BuJstin Ge change, stimulating a curiuaity which the d# Tberhpcutiqo* that, after nitring rapid development of rneftio.1- of rteoirch ---- -----------------offers the pomibillty of at least parudly gratifying. Oubnio the solar system the jirobleras which demand a practical solution ant all noatrib with an ordinary urrthral but infinite innumber and extent. yAnd d thu 13th day of February. A. D. 1«8. KNAPPKN& VaxARMaN, Attorneys fur Pldnliff. 5 thoughts within le» than 100 years. For sidereal science became a rvcogida-d branch of astronomy only through limeticlb dis- CO A lucotnotivv <>vert<»>k Mary Haltroj.,ne*r Grandville theothorday.aad although she wm i idly baa tho development of a keen and uni­ COITS HONEST - II ■. L—— 1,1. • *___ nA for a dissolution of inatnurjuial jurtnxrehip YOUR BUCCY FOR ONE DOLLAR & her hurttfud wm M, and she still wjun n. growth of power to inveatignto tin* sublime subject. What han been clone is little-is scarcely a beginning; yel it I* much in com­ parison with the total blank of a century [<iit. And our knowledge will, we are excellent at South Haven am! ffaagatuck, In n»any pbuvw m tbe Interior of the’ state ti“’ ^nut l’ud* lmT*’ ^*ul ,f“' frown out at ■ them. j ------------- - -----------..1CTUiu> OI water spurt from tho wall at the right height ----. ------ --- - —---- — ---- —— “IK-, “ 1.-.^ >.---- .k- c>capeH*uns up groping flngeni to touch the Ix-m of the ix> backs out of the stall and perceives tlx» garment of the Mort Hlgb—bidcreel Mresen- road to safety through the open do-jrx-Chi; cago Times. A Calhoun county school ma'am, wbo wield* tbn birch ami ferule At Claretw. ought to be tolarably well acquainted with her pupils. Whitc, of Harrisburg, thinks ha Tlie spring crop of brook trout h being tal* order be published within tv WILL NOT TAKE THEM BACK. paper printed In said Countj ot B in pnwlaned tberrta inmw in ea«h Ute Mid drfetid..:', 1 PHit.AhEt.nna. Pa . March 17.—Under dau- of Man-h 1 a petition signal by s huml>rr ofbuaiuws mon uf Schuylkill county, Pvnrwylrania. wm sent to President Corbin' at th* ftiwidiiM. v.—1 ■> «_____ ' tbe city of Charlotte. In aald circuit. ing or reoliting the direful riwulta of their ao- CO LM CO HOUSE PAINT H COITS FLOOR PAINTS j ... , i.,.. ,v.. Italian steamer arrived loaded with immi- own! greater allegiance to the Knight* of La­ symptoms were not perfectly typical of cholerx Sumo of tlie dejections were taken, discovered and steriltteu tubes------ --------- ■ J." WONT DRY STICKY Default having been made In the engdition* ? * rfn*1in nior,,t*»’ iwk.1* •>> Jacob Jordan lo *4,r "ur.' l.r oflteeds.for tbe eounty of Harry, and at Michigan. on the fourth day of February, uwa. m liber -a ot mortgages, on page i take four days to develop the .-ulturrs, and tho question arose whether the steamer should be delayed for that period of time. Jt was finally deciihxl to do on. Tho mlturca devel­ oped in tbe wpy characteristic of Asiatic cholera, and tKe diagnosis waa mode. Subse­ quently other cava of cholera npjxwred, and tho culture diagnosis wax ubuud.njtly con­ firmed. But no more ttriking exampio of the utility of scientific studies could lie furturiiod than tho uno referred to.—Medical Recon!. ' pair of twin lamia that weighed fifty three Impure Food. --... Bvwsaws tu.*...,, truua untested baking powders and cheap flavoring exiracta. The desire for rapid wealth ludbee* unscrupulous manufacturer* toplace anjthing before tbe pubjlo that will seU at a large profit, without regard lo Its uscfulnrta or healthfulneas. Al prewut there Is great raid upon baking powcermatket, and so many Impure and .... ..... ,. r .nr "I <»><< ll>OU«*n<l five hundred ninety-three dollar* and nine cent*, and to attorney** foe of imrtv-five doHars. pro vhIw! for in said mortgage, and no suit or pro ceedlngs al law having been Instituted 10 re­ cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or A squadron of Conacks were quartered at Tatio, near Yelhavetpol (GendjcU in Ar­ menia. Ilu«.ia. They raid they were come found peddled about tbe country that tbe an- r virtue of the power of sale "ireJId'dnnotice ^-“— 1* herein .,n 1st day of April, too much for tbe patience of the fcmalm to of the Ohio State Food Cemmlsslon has shown “uu“1' ” up.ttlcg*. brooms, boea, hatchets, jokers, anything they could .lay ^h^nSi1'?'? den? to, do^,2 1 fh«. fnrenann t ^h*-’ hid­ 1 ,n'UlU Tb“ *» *mP > w “»nK,ri' Exceeding caution should be exercised in the Wjrs One' urchaM- ot new article* uf food Mint recent ’ Battle Creek hM a real estate nrrnt who , ■ ”----- —i-r-—— h . 7* aKpu1t ovoa if he has to throw . “ • K’>’d “’'>ku>g, wiUing-to-bo-mnrried girl, to cliix-h tbe — bargain. •" Th« Estey Manufacturing comiiany, of off California. A miner nam«l Michael Carnev wm cre­ mated by the burning of a building belong­ ing to tho Winthrop Mining company, at hands rm and mar<-ha.I n<™<„ .• ■ -- . —■ —— ——- H..UMUUU, un.i ml* manufacturers of gram widowhood. The to the public It made still greater by tbe un­ saw the meek little Lxly lx.fore him, that ovBU Comacka, declining to fight the women, were blushing effrontery with which tbe proprietors an onlinary mouse would likely frigbtnn out put to flight Tbe women, encouraged by of iliese Impure powders advertise them as per­ fect claiming for them all kinds of false and Tolxpo Ohio. Marob n.-Ewly Saturday n*'r°\nf JITr’T Haym, a young man ployed in l.nrvey'*tin-shopouSt Clair timc Wa* and the ™m»r which lad I— „lun>rf ButnriX-11. n nianiifaA*>.n_ .j a__ 14-J*, Bqi 0™>rt. tain, a tail™- V.IUI w. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTRE MEN ___ .. and having As abe turned ahe aa la-LWu rttb and state nonn. rniiffe alr.e >lng lu all oim hundred and twenty WITH & rOMIBOVK. Atioraeys lor Mortgagee. LADIES recent Sunday by the dedaratiou that his to the governor, who dispatched a few more pulpit wasn't the proper place for indberimisquadrons of horse to restore peace. During theac Impure powers, and tbe amount of Im­ nato advertising, and that henceforth night can. mintlnwrr ■<<!< kat1.ii* ___ . . tbe night, however, the excitement of tbe parity and insert matter In each m follows; women had cooled down and there wm do Namb. fib cam. or more fight in them.—Foreign Letter. Muskegon Methodists bare dedicated a Mw i?ai ISl.OXi church that will seat «ttj jwople. Tbe x.uu>e>e minuter,, open |lnnM. ........ Th* Chlmwe minister literally ksep* open B.-toto (alum).'.' house. HahMbfg receptions and little re- • — —• wmj ■—lorn)........ OlAKofUHM, lOrebn.-tau, An loni* farmer ha* M ms i„v«- i. i . '-Ai trm. Mich.. Man-h 1T.I'rowBUMn)................ lrm.il — luma i.irmi-r ntu invtsBed tn two circuit court e_i. Frirluv >.,1™-^™... Nilver filar laluaj.......... COWS. No wonder that some ueouln rant «/. Mt— o__u__ ,en’<?u. th? Us ua^a ford to eat gilt-edge butter. H«raforr»(pLM|*aX«). r^ync, KU}>Tvi->,R4jf Cedar Spring* for $5,000 Kbmm (ma)............. PataMeo tataal............ line ftpeoe (alow!.......... The ImuriCles In the powders above-mentioned PEERLESS DYES. wluka and blinks, while tho 8 H BUDE, the or. i-'i > -™ writ M shoe', whkii t-raade alioe*oo*lIng from H to 1'- ,, L DOUOl^M «.» BHOK b unrv.1. vy wear. L 1KIUGLA8 tS MIOK Is w.tti tn WOOLEY, AOEirr Where An You Gaine? �THE WORK OF THE PAST SIX DAYS CONDENSED. FRIGHTFUL LEAP OF A TRAIN LOADED and the huu*© adjourned. WITH HUMANITY. tie* Thursday Premier Crwpi wa* cmostiM cd TO A WARRIOR’S TOMB The Cars Ground to Splinters by a Leap THE ASHES OF AN EMPEROR ARE of Forty Feet—Twenty-four instantly Killed BORNE IN POMP. WANHiNtWOir City. March IK—Dolph re­ introduced in th© -uuite Monday his bill a{>proprinting ♦ 122,(MX),000 for const defense*. Colquitt sjtpku in mp[»ort ot th© president's mc«NiK©, and DcipU urged a reduction of in­ ternal revenue taxes, while Teller gave notice that hu would continue th© subject Thursdny, aud Brown :ti*> lumouneud that on Wednesday he would talk tariff. Tho senate ih»r*' reopened adjourned Thu houA- j>a*4<l a bill appropriating 1130,­ - '*<> for <-niargvm«nt uf the Atlanta, Go., pub­ out delay. Sure enough, pupils with all Ith bll«ht Injuries—The burdens down. Mort of them were men in th© acriouji and learned profession* mid pur suits-dt life, and they acted like awkward ihmnefnevd schoolboy*, knowing thnt they JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. March 18.—A fright­ ful railroad accident occurred at a 0:45 o’clock Saturday morning near Blackshear, Ge., on right impossible, a thing a* getting tbo whip tumd of ~— “•—• -medicine. ■■ —Still, —— rough without route, and tntndrwh tetnre ocvupkd tbe spare tx'hind them Unt»r den Loden nan niaadve pillar* draped with black ' nnd mir- railway. The vnrtibulo fast-mail train, known a* the Cuban train, which run* through from bearing flaming craseta Klemn and impreadv© nle* th« organ broke forth in swelling ton©* Prine© William rtood tn tlie middle of the nave, immediately behind the imperial rtaudanl. Butidu him were the king* of Saxony, Belgium and Roumania, and clow- by rtood thu grand duke and Prin<w» Albrecht and Henry of Baden Prussia. Crown Prinre Rudolph of Aurtria, tbe norewitob-aiwl the Grand Dukm Michael Tb»-prlnrew of Bavaria, thu duke other notable* and foreign reprwtentaUvo*. including Gen. Billot, of Uwi French army, with hi* suite, occupied ti>© one person* wore killed outright In tho neighliorhocxl of forty were injured. Many ot tiie injured will probably die. Following is a Utt ot the killed and injured: KUIed-Merrit! Fulton. ma» M-ttling railway labor diffictiltir*: to admit Utah to statehood. Tlie resolution colling for the journal uf tbe fisheries <unimi*ri<«i wn* odin-hd and thu undervaluation bill was resumed and after a short coiwiderntion lion toinvestigatethe C. ,B. &. Q. railway in ns wnate then’adjourned until Monday. •i«i Wils. A hill wa* reported reducing the ticleney bill was cunridcred in committee of tbs whole, and an amendment adoptai ap­ propriating tlW.OUO to reimburse Texas for of sujipnwlng Indian hostllitio*. in ar rejected a« the committee on approprin- day until recent After mw* a night suasion Wjuumamir City, March lit.—Although the house put in the time until j«d-t 10 p. m. Friday on private jienrion bill*, there were two left over for Saturday morning, and they wtrv taken up at that time and paausd. They n:nri-a*e the }*>nsit>n* <rf tbe widows of Rear Admiral* Welles, aud Wyman io 8W per mouth. Bill were reported: (favorably) to to- for public buildings at Jackson and Saginaw, Mich.; to grant pension* to survivors ot In­ dian wars bet wren 1822 and 1843; (adversely) to t-man<-ipate District women; to al>oli*h tbo -tta one. O'Neil called up tbe rrtolution sitting wide March 20 and 21, April 18, and ho had previously permitted uid: Mm Georgs Gould: IL L: Mr*. McCUnch. ot Fhiladrtphia: O. W. gan moving, and it is expccUxi that by-Mon day night everything will be at work again, if not harmonious influwire of their vocalixM vea that they became pretty good singera. They were dreani><d of such a thing as a strike on tbe Santa Fe. Seven thousand employ©* fn tbe " ucu vutm usub. jar. ixui muu uuvrv were bourn when he would have given a year A in­ General Manager Goddard had serj out an throat in the old time fashion, but be wouldn't yield to the temptation, and at last all throat torment left him. Another benefit which the exorcise* brought to the mart bulbous of tbo class. It reduced - . . • : ■ . . , ;• them in girth several inches, for which they mltu-', in explaining tho failure of the Gulf Tbe secretary ha* no right to affix the great The ___________________ train cvmisted of combination bag­ gage and smoking ear, onecooch, two PldlWilbur, president of tbo Lehigh Valley rail­ road. In the tatter were President Wilbur and hi* family and a party uf friend*, among them Gvnrg© Gould and' hi* wife, who were Gould. Tho entire train, with tho exception of the engine, wa* dashed into tbe creek Ixrt- private car of Mr. Wilbur, which survived the shock. But it* <>vujsuit« did not wap© Injun . One of Mr. Wilbur * son* was killed, be himself sustained severe wounds, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gould were hurt, though hot dnngcrouriy. Blackabuar, the scene of the accident, i* tbe wthich nothing but pine trad nnd encti grow. aa powiMe to Waycrow, ten miles distant ax k- on the forward car broke, throwing tbe declares that the structure was >haky. Still Immediately on the other aide of th© bridge length. When th» Imggage car rtruck tbe with tbe exrejAlou of the engine, drup]>«l to rough. The conibhiatipn coach i* reported to »>e tbe first one which struck the ground. On it fell First Iteported. St. Lovin, March 17.—The dtelwllixd ac­ special car in which tho private party wa* tion of Dr. Geurgu M. Cox. of Hpringtleld. traveling. Tho lower i-oachm were snuwbud Mo., in pouring acid on Ellis, still con{euwetiger* to whom death canu> instantly. Every coach wa* flUwi, and hardly a pa»enowing to the exagger­ p.r usuprd without some injury. When the ated re|x.rts sent wreck wa* partly cleared away the diaster, serious a* it was, wa*“le*e horrible than wm abroad tbo wonuui has i-ome in fur a g> sxl deal feared. L. C. Deming, general tiekrt agent of the of sympathy and thu Jacksonville, Tampa 8c Key Wert railroad, a woman i* but slightly Saturday evening, injured and will nut te> semblance of the former disfigured to any ex­ tent nor lows tlw right completely broken to frngnwnta. It U mi­ raculous how any ano ©wai-ed. Tbo fourth that wa* iu tbe carriage, and flatly denies tho cor, occupi'vl by S(f. Gould and party, al­ badly <temaged. was not a complete aMertiosi that be lured tbe,girl to Hpringfleld. though wreck. Tlw end of thu tert car wa* telescoped into Mr. Gould’s car. Tbo latter. Prwu’dart own volition. Dr. Cdx j4runoun<v« hi* boy Fenton a tit subject1 fur an asylum, and is aona There were three fortunate things taking mean* to place him to one which no doubt lemoned th© terrible list ot cmtualtie*. AN ARMED SEALER. That portion of tbe trestledirert- . ..•■ question of considerable iiujiortjuiix' was just beginning to pres* for settlement relating to the niiuLi. ore mobwted by American cutter*. , _ ...1___ ____r.f I—« will r Biwobamton, N. Y., March 17.—At 0 o’clock Friday night Richard Barber, a disreputaUe character, went to thu born* of an old man named Mason, who lived with hl* wife one mil© south of Trumaiwbury, Tiogn county. He knocked Mrnwn down with a club and attacked tbe wife and beat her to ,!wrh He then rifled the bouse and *»t it an fire Mason regained consciuu-4i«-e» in time to crawl out of the burning building, but bl* .I.,..-_ Iterlirr wu ar- l>eath of Heury Bergh. ’rout. March ll-^Hanry Bergh. Li rand Kaplun Oom a bui to Rapid* & Indiana H. R- for Big Rapid*. Travereo City and Petoskey. New York and Faclfle Ex­ press dally. All other trains dally eierpt Man­ President of the United KUt~. pony carrying mail shall carry it on any train whirh may run over its rood and withUnder scripuon aet down lu the statute* Although fractional th!* seal iu isich a Solemn affair, aud tbo company would not assume the burden of so otber piece of furniture, and tbo aecretary great a kas fftr tlie public convenience. 1L In oldeu timai th® A telegram from Wariilngtou City says seldom if over Postmaster General Dk-ldnson took a different go forward. He did not specify the statute under which tho company could be forced to Chicago. March 10.--Tbe order of Chair­ work was received Sujaday night by Chief /Arthur with a great deal of pleasure. It te believed tho order will be promptly obeyed. (‘Imiromu Cunrue telegraphed Chief Arthur that be would l» in Chicago as soon as jxjmi there is little uae of Even student* of language may be sur- officials of the road nnd the brotherhood in Americanism, being found iu th«J'*’Engli»h regard to the gernind rituatipu. Chief Arthur expreMtxi hi* gratification nt this result of Id* mediation, and expremod tbe belief that th* don Publick Intelligeuccr of the year 1CC0 men hail realinsl their error in going out under the farm bmmnarre. It originally meant a man who retails 1LU by p>sl<Uing outside of ti>o roguliu market. Tbexj ;w-. Monticello, Illa, March 17.—Tbe Hon. tons licing locked down upon and regarded V. K. Ruby was found dead on tbe ridewaik , as cheat* by tho cstabhshml dealers, thonamj at Bement, Ill*., at an early hour Saturday became one of contempt for asHshonest per­ son ot irregular habit*. Tbe word first apture from Platt county nnd chairman of tbe pcarcd in the United State© during th-i '50. in epnunitteu on appropriations for wveral California ami traveled eastward, until dur- known in Illinois politic*. He leaves a wife and one daughter. He formerly lived in 600 600 600 BUSHELS meat for their information. With Chicago New*. leading bu»in«M mon. BEAWMBEBM POTATOES Warranted pure stock at DUNNING &. ROGERS. The finest cookers of the seas­ on. The best seed for the farmer. Ripens early and good size. 81.00 8100 81.00 Manitoba to transport 75,000 Icelander* still bio flru i* now raging (midnight) on Bay street, tho princi]ia] burinesa street/of this city. Tbe Bradley fertlliring wUrebouae, Haaeltino & lavingstou* warebouse, tho De­ Barry steamship office* and wharf uro al ready gone, and tho flame* are spreading with their flock* and henla This would be children of Israel from Egypt. There ha* beau a steady flow of Irclandle emigration population m said to be still too large far tho rreoum-s of tho island. Several flourishing office is threatened, and tbe wont is feared. THE MARKETS. Good Nurse. Should not hesitate to wait upon one with such on the sick if they will use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid freely. In slrk-rooms It should be expos­ ed off with the fluid diluted. For safety, cleanllnev* and eomfort In the «lck-roo>n tbe Fluid I* Indbpemable.____________________________ NO CURE NO PAYl in tho wreck, all negroea, unknown. Bwddat 114,15 asked; June, opened >14.2314 ekwed A fair and Square Offer to Invalid* to try th«««> tbo following ore dangerously wound­ 114.17M bld. Lard-May. opened |7 Wtf, dosed By which ouraueMM in curing chronic diae»broken, cato critical; Mra Gen. Ferrero,fracCured hip joint; Mr*. T. P. Thompson, New Orleans, bead fractured; Mnttni Ray, Date’s Mills, Ga_. thigh lirokan, internal injuries, .you nothingloinvMUgate thhoffcanhaiMJv live a day; Andrew Faircloth, ultatlonatthooffioMorby letter la Wan*fbart>. Gm, concussion of the brain, in­ steady; beevm. balk, K00©4.«; ternal injuriw. unconscious; Mis. Alice cow*. Stocker*. |3.33e&45. Sheep •Bimpwm. Rushville, N. Y-, Internal injuria* -Strong: natives. H-OO&t.OO, bulk, >5.<»33A0; nameor nature of yourdlaease miy be. call on and ankle broken; Conductor Griffin, inter­ lamb*, »5 SOrfUJO. or wrl tc to ua. giving age, sex, oom ptexiun nod nal injurice, almost in a dying condition; W anted. Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade Good tea. Tea dust............................ 2-lb can baking powder The Boas coffee Beat coffee......... Green coffee.... W. J. Bowne's cigars, the best 5ci Fine cut tc*acco, 30c.. 40c., 50c., 80c. Plug tobacco, 30c., 40c., 50c., Flour of all kinds, Corn meal, line, Ground feed, Corn and cats, Clover and timothy seed. lie per t>; uirkeya UftlSc; duck*, !0©llc; Albany, ammoy... liAanaoa tho president authorizing him to do so. Thi* ammt is .always filed with tbe document so wer© willing to haul the mail, but would nut, a* usual, haul tbe paawngar*. Mr. Smith mid that tbe contract between his company weather tbe whole plaro is overflowed, but at th© prceent tinio the stream i* confined to a MontakaL. CMn., March 17.—A duqatcli narrow bed. The ftre was put out iwfore any from Victoria. B. C., *ay»: Tho whuotwr and plomamt. Tho locomotive bandy got acre*, the duum, the tender haring dropped ing crew and sixty Indians, all fully armed. •w”.____ I_ I--. aalmre ure saying they will kill any official who craisM tbeir rail. Last year tbo captain say.i he had great difficulty in restraining tho In­ dian* from attacking the official* placed on ?s spent an hour in ringing. g. lujurvd diction, the infantry *tation<«l outaide firing volleys meanwhile, and tbe ivremony dastd with tbe singing of “Holy, Holy i* the Lord. The proeuMridu to (w.wt tbe body to the IT WAS CARBOLIC ACID. raklnx offset Nov soih.\wi. furtuulo any throat acouriug or coughing but told them lo draw in d long breath one. rendered “Wie Herrlich Irt Die Neu© Welt mor regimental commander* ihouldercd thu coffin, til© high court officials walking on either side of tho ministers of slate carrying on cushion* tho imperial crown and 5*cepter. Above ths* coffin waved tbo imperial standard GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION After many failures they succeeded. “W ©nn Ich Einmal Soil Sadden." The chair then execut/vl a motet from Graunn’s “Tod Lili waa CN.tidil-red and laid aside, after which tbe clauM< instructing the public printer lo rigidly enforce tbe eight hour law—stricken out by tbe senate—incited upon, after which the home adjourned. WXMIIXOTOS Crrr, March 17.—A bill authurizing tbe president to appoint John C. Fremont n major general on the retired list was intredeed in tho renote Friday. Bill* they held thomselvfc* in GOT OVER THAT “COLIC the Santa he system: Naahvuh* railroad; G. M. Fnrrdo and wife, of walked an officer with a drawn sWortL Tl»os royalties took the (KMition* assigned to them and tin- cortege left the cathedral in dm- or­ urn' lAx-w nnd the retention of tho nriaent der. While thu |>roceadon ws» form­ tariff <m importe -The undcrvuluaUOu bill ing the band* pteyed Chopin*• funeral then taken up, but uftcr consblcrnblo di»- march end th© bell* tolled. The dispodtion of thc<-ortage wa* made strictly in scrunhm* . with the programme, with th© exception of Intel stat© commerce couunitteo, and after an •xecutive somion the senate adjourned. tabic ahmnoe of I'riuce Bismarck and Count Carbide was present in the chair when the VonMoltke. Tlie *reno was a memorablo one. The military display wn* magnificent, m mite bill -reducing tbe fee for jwsxports to and the wcurt of tbe dead comprised tbe elite of the imperial army. Hi© right of the chief of rteints tbe claim of Emanuel Junto, a mounx-r and heir to the throne. acvom|rinled Britidi subject. f<ir tbe loss of some cotton at by three king* of German blop«l and tho Mobile, Ate. during tlw> war was taken up. A motion to lay < in the table was made, and most illustrious reprraentativta of tbe various courte uf Europe, gave the scene great tinpending a rot*; the house adjourned. Wju.HL'tilTON City. March It) —An invest­ igation wn* or.l.-!*-<J by tbe seuate Thursday into tho c|uim of certain jMiuiun agenb. that Charlottenberg and Dr. .£<<*••! read the prayer. “Blwa«!l« Abe* Man Who Rrebteth they ran ronttvl legislation. A rv*ulutiou wn* Intitflured <-ailing on Tempmluar’Kod the Ixird's prayer, during AbwfeTenm service with a benediction. The tbe president fojUse journal of L'ie fhberiei < onf<irou<v. Teller made a im]>eriul family mid mourner* then with­ drew, the general* taking farewell by laying ■j’es’riK 0,1 Hu- tariff, declaring tbejin-*utent’s a bond, a* if to salute, upon the coffin. Tbo h fra- ti-wiu Joni ituuit. **nnd not a artillery tbvn announced that the ceremony In the house Tbumtt* of Wtwunsin and Allen of Mi-ssiodppi denouixvvi a new«|iai>er report that a New York bucket shop ,lllUI hail nn option on tlMunxelriw and Weaver ami Anderson of Iowa and Shively of In­ diana. White intrndwvd a rveolutiiai calling on thi* |*M>na*ter general to give hi* author­ ity for inning the order relating to package* shipped from thi* counts y k> Canada and “omg new things, SANTA FE ENGINEERS ORDERED BACK TO THEIR WORK. Shaw and daughter, aged 14, of Jackaonvnju. Fta.: country. the continued taxation of whisky and U'bacco. Brown I>f*<:- ’irgl.t mode a luug speech advo- ■/-Statist- Seth U. Moffat; of Michigan, were iuhtjiteii. ciilogim pronoun<»vl by Palmer. 1‘wi.bx-k nnd Stockbridge, nnd the w-nate. Confu-don reigned, and Bunday evening the following official notice Dr. Koegid, who stood l«ide tho coffin ftushington and New Mexico; for public buildingv-at Galesburg,-IU*., and Davenport, la.; rqipropriating 82M),(X» for a plain but Gre-pnxif building nt Chicago to be uwxl as on appraiser^ warehouse. Th© rtwolution to inquire whether any unofficial matter had been incorporated in th/- rebellion record was ,a>lo]4ed, th© bill aUottiiig land* fn wveralty Lu tlie United 1’edria nrwi Miami Indian* P-«d. imd thu home adjourned. Wakhixgtox City, March mitioua en- pmented in the ornate WivlnondaV: frotu citimn-* uf Iroquoi* .county, Illinois, asking _ anti trust b-id*lation. to restrict imniigrntion, six! to prohibit tbo sal© of adulterated food; protidting against tbe employment at convict cheering their stm- trestle spanning Hurricane creek. and plunged man eogku. The lamp-porta were all draped 'lers and nnUcuutl bank-notes of small denomiualiwjs and their replacement by “coin" certlflraba. inrteiid of gold certificates, sguin charged that the silver dollar was ’droj'ped- from the coinage surreptitiously, which Sherman again denim!, and (aid be roald show by original wnuu- records that At the couclujtiiai of the lelrtte tl>« ■ennte ad Tbe bill providing that the Fifty-lint congrres shall begin on March 4, 1WO, a a* re­ ported adversely to the housa Bills were re- NORTHERN PACIFIC II tn me uitMM um a FREE Government LANDS. reason they could l>artii» on the subject of tbe propcaed tariff LUI. Ho chtiriwd. tbe resolution as — privi- ,-onsidvratKSi of Dktrict businowi for a time tbe houw adjourned, Wahiiincjton Crrr. March 14.—Tho senate rnentey adopted a resolution providing far xpreud luv'.rtigation into tbe condition at tho and lnmid iv.! < lain) « ere ranged four deep ing flag*, or black drapery, nnd at tho Randall introduced hia lawyer aud pnwident of tlm Mediar-Lugal tocicty of this city, lias had some experience in suppraning tbe tendency to cough, which it i* intertstiag to bear him relate. He bad constant irritation in the throat and a couch, tsomebod v told him uf He replied merely cold Friday, but the amagvmcnta for drictmg the right* of alien* uf.rcKard to uwMrrohip of teuds in this country, iteyn© uffcrixl a resoluthm re-puring the committee Ki rules tn inquire into ti>e refusal of the Mounittae on rules. Rome. March 17.—CartleUm, Vt., t* Groceries of all kinds. Msacot, a fruit and candy dealer, and Pbreta Strong, daughter of a colored village barber. A. D. COOK. New Yoke. March IT.—Ignatius Donnelly, SStti �BERLIN’S BROKERS. LETTERS OPENED BY • MISTAKE. CAPITA!, PUNISHMENT. OAffiBA'. DI AND ANITA. FROM TH; s>s~«Z” St.'?: IMAGES OF SAINT8 HANGING IN NEW TEMPLE OF THE GODDESS FORTUNE IN GERMANY’S CAPITAL. VARIOUS METHODS OF EXECUTION I bad nml of s-.iwhuman to ng who would love me Without such a ou- near mu existenco waa becoming insupportable. ’ Al­ though not old, 1 knew men vit.ll enough to PRACTICED IN THE WORLD. But a woman. the Spree. IU* * wagniilcent building, with Corinthian columns, arcbat and statue- re­ flecting their pure outlines in the shallow witter* of the river. Thirteen d«*» 8*ve ball is rwici»c-l, supported by eighty pillars of granite, ami <k».ratad with Hue frescoes. Btotves of M.-ronry aud Vulcan *|ipcar lierido a fiery bon* evmimlical of Steam, and a group n-pn—nting the adoption of p»|*5r curreuey. On "Uw numerous fenebre bras* plates record the muww of tlm different tanisere. That edua*ix»t exist anyyrivilegvd corporation aa«wermg to that of the "Agents de ehunuv" in the Parte bourse, who occupy a special plare called la Coriiellte. The entrance to the Berlin Block. Eschiuigu is practically Iron, if not gruteltoust and ■«tr:uig< r- are admitted on the presentation of a memtarot tbecraft. Busimwi house*, however, are obliged to pay a nupplementary Tbo state exerebsw no supervision over the operations on ’change, especially since trarwactions on account have liccii recognized by tho legal tribinuds. Tbo hierarchy among Thia tariff varies according trf tho expcnditurea nnd receipt* of tho firms, tat virtually every stock jobber t«i al liberty to buy or soil 'for hl* cllente without further formnlltlo*, Tbo unliroiM-d stock Jobbers exx-d-under tbe name of Makler Banken, whose directors. their own particular house. Tta of stockx II te, moreover, ]>eruii*ibte to buy and sell at tl>" Berlin bourse without employ­ ing either li.wnsed or tmlicenxed brokers. Contrary to the Paris bourse, thst of Berlin has a prvliioction for speculating on tbe fall, and in ite dtejiatehas the word "finu." etantly uccUrs. KA VINO LUNATKH. At noon puwtoMlly tbe hall is filled by about 4,UuJ tnu:i. who carry on their business in stentorian tonea, with a eurejus expendi­ ture of violent p-oture* and facial contor­ tions. Bunkers, brokers, jobber* ap|»-ar fur a while to bo raving lunatic* twcnjxxl frntn tho wholmotue nwtrainta of tbe straight An axi-nihint buff.U. sertud by women and girls, is to fe found in the building iUelf, but evt-n there affairs ore discuisaNl with unn unafetol energy and anltnatiua. Not far from the rr»4auriuit is tho telegraph office, wfcre a fabulous number of di-qsit<ibe« are Cashed all oy«Ttlw world. Th* wh^6 service of tbe Bodin Fttock Exchange cannot fe suill tiou in all its ramifications, and should eerva aa a pattern to similar institutiocs in utfer eountriiM Tbe magivdei of finance, tbegreat Bleirbrodor, tta confidential and paaxionate admirer of Prince Bismarck. Von Hause- faflnitely easier to find a really loving heart among them. I was walking on tta- quarter deck of tbe itajioriea, wrapp'd in my sod thought*, and, having rvaBou-d tfe matter in all waj-H, finally concluded to seek a wife for myself }vho would draw me out ot thia depressing and insupportable state of thing*. My glance fell by chance upon tlie houww of tta Barra, a little hill thus called at the entrance of the laguna (of St. Catherine, in Brazil), on which are romosimple but picturrequo dwelling*. With the aid of my glass, which I’habitually held in my hand wtan on the quarter dock, laws young girl I or­ dered thi- men to row m« ashore in tliatdin-c tlon, and disembarked and made (or tbo house which contained tta object of tny voy­ age; but could not find it, when I encoun­ tered a person of tbe placo whom I bad knownonmy first arrival. Ho invited mo tho one who bad caused my coming on shore. It was Anita! Tbo mother of my children The companion of tny life and good and evil fortune. Tho woman whose courage I have K> often daured. We both remained in an ecstatic silence, goring at each other, like two persons who do not meet far tho find time, and who teek In each other's lincamenta something which chall revive retnembernne*. At last I saluted her, an;l I said, "You must to mine." I «]>oke but little PortuItalian. However. I seemed to hav- some magnetic power in my Insolerre. I had tied • knot which death alone could break.— Autobiography of Garibaldi. Th *v have a funny way of muring goods tn RumIx I remember one day seeing a procession of men going through tb-< streets with the household effects of a well known family Four of them had tho piano resting on their shoulder*, while a range was carried by two others. Then followed men in single filo with tables, mirrors, trunk*, wash boilers, tubs, bed clothing and other goods on their leads. Wagons uro seldom employed in hauling artirire from one part of the city to man carries around under his arm a head rap It is usually made of leather and stuffed with hair or hay It is soft and generally four inebre thick. On a plate attached to his coat lapel Is a word of Hmaion announc- This man, single handed aud alone, con- as rapidly and safely as if tbrj charge of the great express compel dust no. live on tbe Stock Exchange find menta Bonn- Makloni offer to tbo lucky zne cxccuuun oi imum.cwoi u— —. scriAis matter of consideration for lawgivon in all nation* anti in all time*. The more barbarous the people the more liartarous the method. Torture wns considered a wise adjunct to capital punishment for centuriea The rack, tbo cauldron, the gridiron, th-scavenger's daughter, tho pincers, iron mask and *eourgo were wnjiqyed. Breaking on-- ; ‘tbe lid in contact xjth Itho *jv| tbe loop, and tbe jmrUcle will with it,—Sclentifl . American. protection of the United States, with nn arm/ of oAraro of junrire to enforce ite inviolabil­ ity and punish the citizen who dreocrate* it. With the erase for everything Ruacan th* B„t ot U» prlOTipto lh.1 OT. _- . -- coat .by buying “ New York belle* have taken to adorning .- - ----------buying it it “Mid « n-vinc tho tailor, tho reader of other tboir boudoir* with Ra-wian icon*, and hang­ ■ c*n got around tbo law m a lug lamps before them that are generally I wpally tricky, but equally safe. If fe kept lighted. To tta uuinltinted it is well to ex plain that irotaare picture* of the Virgin I---- correauondand child and tta lalnta. They abound ev.-ry- when- in Ruwia. from tfe j-aloro to tta hoy61, and arc treated with extraordinary onu uicu — ■/o^-nc-i by mistake,"and per tap-~hi*. not veneration. Tfe Ruwians, not I wing allowed to worship graven Image*, jsriut a picture of This is a habit practical in many New York busimsBi house*. If an employe U «u»- tho felon being fastened, with his arm* and leg* apart, to a huge wbeol, hi* bone* were broken by blow* from an iron bar. Stale factors were torn asunder by team* of horse*; they were burned al th*stake, hanged, drawn : and quartered, flayat alive, boikd, hrmbal j and roasted, served up to death in a thousand , wayr, each as revolting and torribi* a* | sktilcd ingenuity could devise. ; Torture fe no longer employed, but a meaia Which sWI ta «wift, and astaarly tu potaibl* painless, is employed. In France the guillo­ tine, In Spain the garrote, in England and the United Blates the gal tew*— three allitera­ tions—menace the malefactor. A fourth, th- gun. te used lu military executions. Tbe guillotine was designed as a labor saving machine duringtta Reign of Terror b}- Dr. Guillotine, who was a member of tbo Constituent asMtmbly in 1TW There • were toreprvMnt the clothing. Hole* are left *u that the jninted f««v* and hands show through, and where th* Christ child » «|>rosentod his fret are al»o seen. Full length fig­ ures of Uie saint* are pennittad, but only a hare left an tstablfehment and taken their half length figure of the Virgin, and pude or trade with them to some remitting irtwewimuuAu ----- „ house inejmpl-'t- )v draptri figures are forbidden. lu tbe Cathedral of tlie Asmimptnui. in tbo Bv owning mail, wrong)/ addi-ewed io the • , __ ..1...^- « nnior can Kremlin, in which all tbe crare were crowned, is the Vladimirski Mother, which fe attrib­ oiTemo that a human being can commit against tbe person who hires hinj, hi* mail matter U quite likely to be “opened by mis- not really doing anything dishonurablo, ap­ propriates anil fills the order, and if any con­ fusion sulaajuenily arinw from tho exposure of hi* method, he explains it »way loftily and haugbtiiv with tho familiar, "open«d by deposited in tho most sacred uf Rn-wian cathe­ mistake; thought it was addressed to th* drals, represent* exactly tbe side of an an- Tbo law in a case like thi* dbas not puni*h worked jiublic executioner, aud thi* device a tnan for his mistake, although tbe man who resulted. by blunder alon* ditclxw an express train and Tbo apparatus 1* v*jy simple. Between kill* *ome of its jemrengen. te quite likely to two upright* slide* a triangular kulfr, be sent to jail. Tho excuse "ditehod-by mis weighted at the uppec edge. It to held in take" would lie met with tborebuke "but you position by a catch Tta victim is laid upon had no right to ditch tho train by mistake " a sliding or tilling board, secun-ly strapped Of course the opening of a letter is not so and pl.vvMl face downward, with id* neck in serious as wrecking a train, but a j^rnllel Una with th- groove. A narrow hoard, with a semi-circular notch, -Hides down and secure* stand|>oint. . Except in tho caw of a fatal accident duo 1 saw an execution by the guillotine in Marseilles Mint, years ngo. Tin- victim was a young Italian, a wife murderer. I wax sum­ moned to be at tbe jail nt daybreak. In the day nor the hour appointed. This mau was arou-N-.i from siren, pinioned, half dragged, half pushed, shrieking and moan­ ing, Into tbe yard, bound to the tilting plank thrurt forward and killed—<11 in four min­ ute* There was a great tteal of blood, a little tremor uf the limbs, one convulsive movement ol tbe eyelid*. In ten minute* from hi* sleep tbe executioner wss taking to" apparatus uf death apart. Bebt-n-liug by the * word h<u been a favorite method in almost al! countrw*. I *<w a cuuoncrand bur victim were d.-ditarau- and Intent or malice uf th* accused. Therefore, if n prtsreutor can prove that bi* mail wm being continually opened and to often and under such circum*tance* a* to »bow a very strong probability of tbo "open by mistake" inscription being a lie, and couple with tbi« a good reuM.ii w hy tbe defendant should de­ sire to read his mail, a conviction ran be secured. As tbe uffenders often toliLn good Nebraska H<wte*s (st her •vomn-You look aomewhat dtttrajt. Mr Do you find the party dullf Ua#rtMr. Blinard—Oh, not nt all, Mn. I am enjoying my«*tf tally, iw ; r,.H' * trifle uervuus. ' ing*. A special meeting of JUrn count, Pomona grange will b- held :r, pralr£ viUe grange hall on. Friday, April Sth 1888, commetfeing at 10 o’ch- k a. £ All 4th degree work w|U diapenedaf during the morning session. The sfta. noon session will be public and ;i ?»a. era! invitation is extended tu '-010**1-14 participate in thediacui>t>i<>r; Pn-groi as toil own: . Recitation, chewing tobacco- Ari< G-iestlon, On wUM doe* the futun Dlntnci set Beeltatlons-Kila Barret, A.b ’esla: d What I—a .C.it ........ drawing room cf a lady in this city, who brought it with bar from Russia. But tlie most important ot all the iron*, which wa* bn night from Mount Athos, in tlie time of the Crar Alexi*, about the middle of Che Bevwrtreuth century. Tbe Iberian Mother »Ks in the midst of god* nnd pearl*, aufl, like nil Russian xiltiu, Ua-.n dark brown complex­ ion. Round berbred is a not of pttfrir, on ono kinder rendered aid au4 syimwit siekne** and after the death ot our ii-ily. above which is a brilliant crown. Around the picture are gold brocaded bangings, on which angels’ brads, pointed on porcelain, A little wound on the right the same metal. in the particular line of pilfering from the mail, it Is somewhat difficult to get a jury to convict before thia’fcon, and the Virgin*! hand twren husband* and wives, women and their best fritnd* and partners in a firm through die habit of willfully opening tetters by tntetake is very great. It is bard to tell a man* that you think him mean enough U- want to creto breath of the pioua" Ttx devotion of tbe empurer to this ••c-neraled icon is really a matter of political importance and a ’bond of affrction ix-tween him and hi* people score, simply walk into the house, pick up Tho former drew his long and glittertag tfe good* and carry them out and to their weapon, keen ns a razor, wiped it with a bit destination in a twinkle. There is no groan­ of gaudy silk, took bis stand, raised tbo ing, packing, raising and adjusting about sword, and with a quick drawing stroke severed the bead, giving vent to a loud,. one of his nxat noticeable characteristics. file and make a little procession through the city. They never go down an unfrequented street, aa they would lose an opportunity of advertising their trade. A Russian thinks no more of picking up a warm cooking stove, placing it on his head, and walking a couple delphia Tinies. maintain their grave and Im passible serenity. On* of them tavifig made a slight error in dictating a tMreagb/Bie result was a lore to him of 3U0,000 marks; th* discovery did not by Electricity. YORK BOUDOIRS. cltlsen who ho been proven guilty of *U> fully opening tbe mail of another. After a J J _ _____ ।-„.i in a nor- . almiwi wortlih-Mu again with tbe silk, sheathed it and strode j *ad motivw were al) laid bare before her, nroudlv awav. follow*! >>v rntL.™ Tk. 1 and on Iter iudnnent be retad al all ti-nrw June 'M, Corpus Christi and St John’, day. in centuries that combination of holy day* and taints' day* which Nostradamus predicted would be tbo sign of the "End of the World.” His prediction, made in Latin over POWDER Absolutely Pure. forth two that had been carefully laid away. tho guillotine, though but little blood la abed. April 23, Good Friday and fit. Gsorge’s day. Icons are scare* In thia city, and probably Ins powiter never rsrie* A manel ot i-urt» eagth and wbote«ra>eor«i. M-re rvur.omka detoil auch aa mother love erav. 1 being beautifully painted. Tbe paintings, which aoTi'iWa ttruttir ll» —■- Through the port and the back of tbe collar passes a screw. When this u turned by tlie executioner tbe collar is tightened, and an ered with purple velvet. pitcher in thia style, of an antique model. nal cord and producing instant dentin I When tbo . fatal mo­ with carry on tbo original business of soiling jew. elry for premiums, »j that it is often said uf come rich in selling chocolate tablets to tbe habitual, which be kuep* hidden in the pock «t* of ‘ bi* long overcoat. He goes by the name of “Cbokoladon Fritz." voted, is reprtweatod by about thirty report era. Thi-ir doan is Herr Juliu* Schweitzer. Ladle* are admitted to th* gallery, but their appearance is always hailed by shouts of merriment and laughter. At S.-45 the tolling of a big bell announce* tho official closing of tho Exchange. Two officials. Shaking small hand fells, punrao the laggards til) they hove kfc tbe building. A few moment* later tbe newspapers give the quotations of W’> different securities, 238 of Which are foreign. Fon:m.-iy a supptamentary litdo torso was held, but it no longer exists, although a Jost her European preailge, that tho prepon deranc* of the Berlin market ha* asserted iUelf and steadily increo-ri. The solidarity of the financier* i* great and remarkable. Bankrupteie* and even cuspension of payUn-army. Berlin ha* weathered dangerous commercial moment*and perilous settlements with wonderful composure; and yet it must ether occupation than the acquisition of wealth. Art and seleno* ar* no stranger* to them. FuUx M<md*M*obn and Meyurtocr, too compiMicn.; Magnu* and Bandcman, th* jainter*, with souk- disljnguiriud wrltent, bo longed to tlio famihra of Berlin bankare. It btotomoof thu nicci audacious s;«culator* that tbo city owe* it* broudcat avenues, it* roost tandem* palaces, its imperial oreAdo. It has bran proposed to write on tho m-nd., of th* Stock Exchange, in golden lol tore, the following inKriptlon: “I am tatter than my occurred on 8t. Mark's day. Corpus Christi came on St John's day. Nostradamus was a celebrated phywician and astrologer in France, who died in 1566, amount of illustrative and controversial ity travels 180.000 miles In a like space of time. The brain isjaralyxed before it can feel the shock, tbe victim of th* current pasMi from life to death without knowing indicate tbo beginning of the end. Within the blow. Obviously, there is a twofold gain tbe next century we may see lb* downfall of the old despotisms in Europe; tbe dtoclatlng in this m*tbod. First, it entirely prevents a ware, the great tribulation. the rule of com­ munism, nihilism and anarchy; th* dlsaolv- beautiful interlaced design, which is a favor­ ite with tbe Raadam. . . A peculiarity of the Rntaan* fe th* impor­ tance llwy attach to breqd and salt, thm* two articles playing prominent part* at wed­ ding* and ou ail ceremoniou* occasion*. For thoughtful observer will say that tbe । her landed retatre following tbe confiscation uf her church property; the fall of tbe Turk­ a chair and seated. One metallic conductor is placed against tbe nap* of tta nock, salt water being applied to the hair to enable it lo Palestine.—Conner-Journal. to transmit the current. The other conduc­ tor is placed on top of tbe bead, the hair New York is filled.with w>dow«. There are over ^flfty widow* brrrewitb in­ on tbe instant. dividual (ortlines ranging from f 1,000.000 10 >15,000,000. A majority of them married proposed, is obviously a bad method. A pow­ old men, some of them had l>cen married ber fore, other* yielded to tbe itMvttabl* ata erful convulsion would inevitably result; tbo late period of tteir existence. Generally muscles would still bo in action after death. the early portion of their lives in teaching. a hold upon millionaire this, that or tbe other. Tbe hold became a grip, and tbe grip developed a tenacity looeeocd only by the hand of death. Tbe surrogate'* court has been burdened by contested will*. Will* made by venerable men of fortune, who suc­ cumbed to the fascinations of women in tto late hours of their 11 ve* and diK.-egardrd th" claims of children, the tie* of affection, left tlie bulk of their fortune to women who all hunters. Tbo record* are humiliating.—Now York Cor, Globo-Democrat. A rather pretty little story, which has tbs merit of being true, Is Interwoven with the tatter in Now York Sun. in tbo city. Ite founder, ono of Pitteburg'i before bo went tfe way of ail itash, fct forth ia hi* wiU that nt bi* death the store hhouki be stocked with a complete as •ortmcni of tbe goodscarrio.l by t'jcflr.u and tlinr ( ...1_ .... . . obilrire.-i nil alike is a wrong tbro’y. Ko two Individual things In the inorganic or organic ,-------- -IUCIU WU.I IIU U1CT this siiastonUal nxxi.-piiuoii co:iti:iutd, tta nature, and tta fullowing uf tlx- law <if nature the criminal wa* dead, but toe grisly horror : From what fe known, through history and of tho manner of his taking off haunted mo hearsay, of Washington's unusual derotioo for year*. “ *•' “------J *-**'— • and • open cor■ •to hut mother and bis1— continual Electricity fe the swiftest and most certain respondenco with her. which letter* have., of all possible means by which death may te fortunately, for tlie mortpart b*ea preferred. Inflicted. Ninety-five fset a second is the aa .----- .,o», Uinvvvur. folh.wmg tta wumple |,y hU pro. s ill do the auu.- for hi* ■mut-ww siou would follow To have thia occur at the state prison is pa eminently good feature. Thar* it fitly belongs, and the rigid discipline of such institutions would prevont tho influx Of visitors conimon to city prisons. Boudest, tho moral effect u;x>u tbe other convicts would llarity of character and disposition mother and *oa than tbero could have bren between Martha Custls and her husband. w» can never know, for just before his death be caused her to destroy all tfe loiters Lo bad 1 visions to matter* of only mutual concernand perhaps, too, they contained tho ouv pouring* of a taort that was pnreionateand loving which te felt were too sacred for *ye* other than ber own to look upon This would very likely bo tho case with a man who mad* stern repression of emotion a duty all his life. Bo that a* it may. and however much of tender love tbe busband bestowed upon bis wife, tta noblret hut tart affection given to bis adored mottar, and his charac­ ter takes on an added lurtar ia toe light of that pure and holy leva Gotham** Hebrew Clnbn»en. The Hebrew clubnxm of New York city are ns dfetinct in tteir club life from Amcrican or Enjlisli clubtnun n* New England Yaakoe* from rambling Bioux Tiw mem­ ber.. of tbo IlurmontoJ the Progress and tho M.-trupoIltan, Ite three great Hebrew clubs. there, and do not havo tboir mail nd-ln-sx-d to tto club. Tlicy are home Ixxlio* u-^ui i> c'chK.-k,4vt>un they scroll urouqd to the club, work being in tlie Brzautlne styfe. Another salt cellar, which might be used a* a drink­ ing cup, wa* a rilv*r and gilt cock about eight inebre high. This bird i> extremely nondar tn llnni. Vuluwe/oT/F State of Michigan, County ol Berrlrn. In Um matter of U<e estate ot K> "Tta world at large dorent know it,-said Capt Mnrrin, "but Wyoming has tbo birrret coal firt.k in th. e.-.L ” frem the dead man would rob his last days terrible. There would bo no halo about tho bend of a folon who journeys to state prison merely to bo hurled o:i home unspecified day and unknown hour by a swift and silent agent Out from tho world be has offended. No boasts of "dying gmne,” no incidents of his last day and last itoure—nothing but his being swallowed up living by tiw grim walla of tho pwiiteuuary and cast forth again, some day drad.— Now York World. having a lid on which la in Russian,"Without J*,1”?1 . “1««- Ml te developed before long. Tho cattle days Mi ''T ?”*** “«> bomU-ed. or drop far down on tfe l«t of cMtl* produe^ The Ijusiii«-b has really retarded tbe derelopmentand growth of tbe territory, and it moyb.ra.'U W .rto.IL-Ku™ Cltj In many eitie* on the continent In three days of extreme cold, tho nmnictpal governmrate, from a fund |wiorndy wt apart tor tbo purfxwo, pl»c*al intervals among tta crowded netgbborhoods of too pooiron hriuim, which ar* kr,4 night with bucreto. They arc clrcutar^i Hgbt reccptadre, stantt the ela- of a tarral with an ojmu up and wfih bore pierid i.', It’ *1?^Or pttr*'0*',c “ ‘feiught. Tiiev ^iftSUpQ’’UW tew.-tta tata to l,mCic- During tho bitu-r cold Wiatbcr crowm, trona pcupla budllla about tbiW. A— \ pfPRICfs CREAM hklNG PERFECT MAOS BAKINH FOWDncO. CMJCAOO. KT. LOUtS. av, we moowiMg meervea irsi The undivided one-tall of «br northr**Michigan. s; ADKLTHIA B. KX** � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-03-28.pdf b7e3621dfa29adafe0facc811ae2e5d3 PDF Text Text VOL. XXXII. NO. 48. The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. MICH.. MARCH 38, 1888. County News. WHOLE NO. 1713. ton s saw mill. He is now able to be Edward Jones is on the sick list this ‘ on our streets by the aid of a pair of Driiyed letter. week, also Bertie and John Wallaoe. N. B.—All who desire silver -platina crutches. Arthur Jackson and wife, of, Jackson There was a wood bee at Wm. Wal­ done call on Mr. 8. H. Larabee, who Republican caucus will be held at the county, is stopping with Mra. Jackson’s lace last Wednesday and they cut had some work done by on unknown The following person* are authorized to re- town hall on March 25. parents, Mr. and Mra. Eugene Rav- about 12 cords of wood for him. 'Hie prohibitionists met In caucus tnond. We understand that they in­ eeiwe »ub*cripUons (or the Baxxkx: Mr. Peters and son, of East Carlton, the work, so much so that he walked on Friday and nominated an excellent tend to make Yankee Springs their fu­ are very low with consumption. S mile tn get a >10 bill changed. The ticket. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ture home. Dr. Abbott is getting along finely fellow only charged 83.75, knowing Mr. The democrats will meet in caucus A nine pound boy at RoUen Green's. since he bad his leg cut off. L. would advertise such nice work. It on the 30th. If not paid twlon* the end of the year the Mr. Holopeter closed his term of four has to lay 24 hours. On examination Ed. Nash’s sale was well attended months school last Friday night with Price ot hunecriiiUon will pMlUvely be Ua after that time the valuable metal had Postmaster, Lacev. In either «uw 15 cents will be added for portbut the property went at a low price. Loan Seaman has hired to IL Smith evaporated. Mr. L. forgot to build a an exhibition, consisting of reading, Postmaster, Banfield. agi- whep »ubcriber re*ide* ontalde of the On account of his Incfeesing busl- spqaHng, dialogue, vocal and instru­ for four months. _ .. O'DonncIL bay window on his house to exhibit his reality. _____ J.A.Covert.Carlton. ’ mess. C. 8. Palmerton has purchased a mental music. The house was filled-to The surveyors passed through here treasures. I Oattnaiter, Freeport, ADVERTISING RATES: new engine for his mill. It is a beauty its uttermost capacity. last week enroute for Bay City from Mr. James Underhill is sick'at this D. L. Mnrthlaiid'‘Cedar Creek. “on* olumn jMir year. .............. filOOOO and hua many modern improvements. Battle Creek. I Mr. Tewksberry, of MiddleviUe, has writing, an attack of maleria fever. Extra ch xn;r for special positions. F. G. Norwood, Delton. Mr. I’, has recently sawed some very moved on the farm of" B. F. Norris, Mr. Guy is at West Odessa attending Dr. Elliott is attending him. JOB PRINTING. nice elm lumber for Ashbel Cooper and with the intention of working it the meeting. Preaching at the Learn school house JtapecialrrWe isfeltln the Job Printing Desome excellent basswood lumber for The combination caucus was called coming Hummer. next Sunday. paiuncut of the Bannkk. Everything tn the F. F. Hilbert Mr. Cooper and Mr. entire office t» now; and with the uUeM taMaof Howard A Knickerbocker have mov­ Monday. Homer Bartlett will work for J. Hilbert both boast of boards three ed their naw mill home again. type, llio most approved patterna of machinery* Born, to Mr. and Mra. IL M. Graham, Underhill the coming season. and competent workmen employed, nnablea tbe feet wide and entirely free from knots. Jay. I would see her home next time, a son; also to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mar­ H.. Kohler has hired Mr. Allen, of We think that no town in our state and not leave her half wav for the oth­ shall the same. •Ross, for the summer. ,,r h£ Hi? Basxkb proprietors, and we trust can show any better lumber, except er fellow to take the ballance of the Young people’s prayef-tneeting at’the Mrs.- N. Kohler is quite poorlv this all uibwrtber* at the place* named who hate not fitted with » wifi, between this dle^S Lake Odessa. U. B. church every Tuesday evening, spring. HASTINGS. The famous “Weed Pulverizer” was vw j car*, pay their aulmcripUon* to the and union prayer-meeting on Thursday Willie Shurlow, of Augusta, will Hasting* I* a city of 3.000 people, aurroneded Baxxkh-8 mrcnta named atx>ve. exhilnted on our streets on Saturday evenings. There were about 125 In at­ work for A. Bostwick. Dy a rich and'prosperous country, and to the ReapeetluUy, We think that this is the best thing of Ernest Haynes went to Battle Creek tendance Sunday evening. One rose __________ COOK 6 S18KERN. Wm. Malone is moving his family comity scat of Harry county, it* .locattwi on the kind - that has been invented. last Thursday returning Friday. fgr prayers. Still the good work goes near Gull lake. three natural terraces rising from the Thorn­ . . apple river, could hardly be surpassed. With ■Farmers desiring a machine of this CLOVERDALE. May Prichard has returned from the on. Rumored that a certain lady in an U teautifully shaded xireela aud handaotne Mother Blair living just south of adjoining nelghborhood«*seat Mrs. E. Not r tch news thia week. Passen­ kind will do well to consult with C. 8. north, where she has been living ,wlth honu*. it affords an excellent real donee place. Palmerton before purchasing elsewhere. Nashville, is quite poorly al this time. he? sister. , The city om graded schools of the highest gers art*- arriving every day to enjoy Thomas a baby dress for her baby’s ntiuidard of excellence. also a school library of the line fishing afforded bv our numer­ Mr. P. also offers a broad' commission J. D. Guy aud sister attended the name. Is the joke on the dress or the William Thrasher returned Saturday l^tw volumes,uud elegant school building*! It ous lakes. The depot is now being to agents who wish to sell this famous from a week's visit with his son nt quarterly meeting at Baltimore Satur­ lady who sent it? It Is not the baby’s day and Sunday. Kalamazoo. name. built, and we wiU soon be on an equal­ machine. The republicans met in caucus Thurs­ otei:l uniMr. It cmi bo«»t ot xs flat a syst<«n of ity with our neignbore in this respect. The Cooper Bros, will build a house John .Mershon made relatives in Ross P. Sil man is hauling wood from ths water wurk* i* »ny dty posMaaea.»Utah furday afternoon of Iasi week, and placed Adam’s pjace in Hope., a visit last week. Mr. Kingsbury has commenced build­ for Prof. J. M. Smith this summer. abb water uf unsurpa»»ed purity and aUkptathe following ticket In the field: Super ­ Ashbel Cooper boasts of the finest Chester Granger and wife, of Lilly, Uuo tor tiou*rnold puruawrC and also Mcttre ing the wharf for the steam boat. visor. E. G. Potter; clerk. Close R. made Mrs. G.'s parents a visit this week, iidequatr prutrcUou agalmt fire. It ha* two Mr. Dayton is procuring lumber for cow in Woodland. Coot batik-,, -wliicb extrDd every possible »cWillie Delano came home from Al­ Palmer: treasurer. Samuel R. Shoup; The temperance meeting at the it E. ■.otaodaUuu to patrons, aud two new hotel*, our a new building. The surveying force of tha new rail church on Saturday evening and Sun­ legan last week to spend his vacation justice of the peace, Chas. Fowler; high­ ■it wbleb l» now open to the public, that have no Mr. Davenport’s house is raised. way com.. T. S. Brice; drain com.. Cidl road passed through here Friday lay­ with his parents. day morning was largely attended. superior In any city of thrv- times the popula­ CaiupbeU <!t Havens have just receiv­ tion ol liastlux*. Its buxines* men ar\d i>u%lIsaac Risbriilger, of Battle Creek, Bassett; school inspector, Ben Pierce, ing their course through Brady’s flata Rev. Sutton, of Hastings, delivered two new l)>ra*e* are fully ubreasOwith the tlium In ed some tine binders and mowing ma­ powerful temperance lectures. and past Barber's mill,, swinging We should like to see every republican spent a part of the week with relatives gush and enterprise. Ij Um already a number chines. at the polls next Monday. Come out ” ** ‘around to the east and turning to the Mike Rieser is in a very critical con­ here. ■jl tkiurtslilnx mauulaeturhit; euterpriM-a. ! But Pierce brothers have had to shut north again just west of the driving :u develourmeut iu this dlreetlon has been George Simpson has rented a farm in and stand by the tried and true. dition. Mr. IL was very badly park. htudred by lack of proper transportation taclll- down their mill on account of a broken poisoned with sumac last week and Is the eastern part of the town, and Will Ueo. Tbe Michigan Central has lot-K boee its saw, but have sent for a new one. 1'hiHip Holler has moved into the move there soon. HICKORY CORXEKS. - duly railway. But this fall the Chicuso. KalaMr. Moshler, our new merchant, is unable to leave his bed. country northwest of town. iiia^ou * Saginaw R. U. bus been eontpleUsd to Winnie Dando, of Hickory Corners, Delayed letter. We see that the Woodland cor ­ The M. E. social which was to have Ha»uuK», making It nearer Chicago by I roll doingr largely increasing bhaineas, as respondent to the Nashville News and made her grandmother here a visit last Geo. O. Jones had the misfortune to ,taken ituui eiilict Grant! Rapids or Jackson. It Ik the he retains most of his old customers place on W’ednesday, of last the editor of the Lake Odessa Wave are week. break the small bone just atmve tbe an­ ruri>bv> ot ttMi projector* of tht* line to extend and is constantly gaining new ones. J. E. Delano was called to Cooper kle, while returning home from the week was postponed until this Wednes­ •-he same to ■baginaw next* year, which will Mrs. Alex McCallum has been on the having a lilt. day. make tbe U. K A. S. one of tbe best Hoes in last week by the death of his mother. The Wave has just started and its corners on the night of tbe 10th. Dr. MlcuiKaii. The Lowell & Hasungs railroad has sick list, but is now improving. There will be a warm sugar social at Elliott was called the next day, who , JLen. Feighner is laid up with a felon issue contained disgraceful and" Certain persons have tried to injure first untruthful charges against some of our Romain Freeman’s next Thumby night set ami dressed the fracture. 'and is putting in the time visiting at right ot way tuut been secured and moat ol. tbe Cloverdale by circulating reports that best citizens. We would like to see the Can ie Mershon is home from Albion. Mrs. A. G. Smith has taken a relapse, Battle Creek, accompanied by Mrs. F. grading been done from Freeport to Hasting*. no depot would be built here, thereby Chas. Fisher will move to the north-- having !>een afflicted with intlamatory •. Dr. E. W. Murray, of Redfield, Dak, TIils road Wilt be extended to Hasting* In Itws, Hhaklng the confidence of some who Wave prosper but cannot support the is in the village on a short visit to his paper unless It retrains from such at­ ern part ot the stale in a few days. .aud-It 1* expected will al»o be pushed on to rheumatism and erysipelas. many old friends. Batth! Creek. Tbe.** two now road* will give would have located here ere this. Such tacks on our citizens. David Searles will have his saw mill Mrs. D. P. Tolles daughters are re­ School is out for a week's vacation HasUiig* ns fine transportation facllillet a* slanders will now have to cease. Woodland high school boasts of the ready for use in a few days. covering from a mild /orm of scarlet and eouid be Uesirtxl, ntul make it one ot the very kids are all kicking about the Mrs. Will Burdick tailed on friends largest 14 year uld boy m the state. fever. Mra. Tolles is nearly sick and 'nastythe bewt joints tor manufacturing Mtahlishnjnnia . NORTH-EAST ORANGEVILLE. weather. to bxule. To secure such Is Uir alm of tlie citlThe surveyors on the Battle Creek, here last week. worn out by the constant care of her Mr. Stuart is on the gain. Dut. J ar rant is to report at Spokane .xcji* uf Hastings, ami It offer* nut liberal in Chas. Palmatier. of Banfield, made a loved ones. Miss Eva Otis closed a very success­ Ionia & Bay City IL IL line stayed up visit ducemvnu for such institutions- Certainly no nere Monday. Sunday. They Bert Lawrence has tought out his Falls, W. T, this week, for duty on the better place for any branch of manufacturing, ful term of school in the Oak Grove in Woodland over On account ot the bad weather the partner, A. J. Smith, in the dry goods Northern Pacific. e-pectaliy furniture and woodwork, could be district last Friday. speak very highly of the route from vHorace Larkins was summoned be­ wiected and a liberal bonus will be given for minister tailed to appear last Sunday, and grocery business. F. C. Brooks and wife, of Hastings, Nashville to Woodland. No sink hence the location here ot such establishments. fore Squire Mills last week for drunk­ there were no services at the W. T. Barber and family were sum- , Hasting. Is about to enter 8 new era of pros are visiting their relatives In this vicin­ holes have been discovered on the line school house. and paid a line of 82 and coeta. purity, ,-uid proposes to place Itself in the front mooed Saturday night to attend the 'enness, thus far. but they will steer clear of ity. Frank is trying hard to catch ' The poker rooms have all been dosed nul< of the Imstlltig cities of Michigan. In this Mr. and Mrs. SoL Prichard received funeral of his brotner-in-Uw, James , LaN Odessa for tear of them. subservient to the command of Pres. connection we will state that during the past some fish. word last Thursday that their daughter, Willison, residing in the south east part School districts not yet supplied with year, the dew buildings and Improvement In James Cook has a very sick horse. Smith. Good idea. tl^u ngs aggregated Sbn.ooo aud during Uiwnhn 1 teachers will do well to see Prof. J. M. Mrs. Ida Rlsbridger, of Battle Creek, of Assyria, which is to take place the 1 Tht business men ol • two )ear* SIM.O00. for further particfiMn . • 1. D. Brooks has rented the Wight­ Smith. was dangerously ill. They started im­ 19th, at 10 a. m. Thursday evening___ ____ __ cunceruiug this, one ot the best cities In Michi- . man farm for a year. M. M. Rockwell and wife returned to on The following high, school pupils re­ mediately, but did not get there until g-.ui. and . having as bright prospects M any, Cora Brooks closed her school in the ized an association tor the purpose of take tlir Ha-tisoh Banxku. uoknowledged lb McCallum district last Friday,anil will ceived certificates at ibe Hustings and the death of their daughter. The fun­ their home on Saturday arterDoo*i,nfter heading off dead bcate, building up the eral occurred at Battle Creek Saturday. having spent several days, at Lansing. be the equal of any county‘paper published. Nashville exawinutions: — Cora Nye, teach the same school this spring. etc. E. A. Stowe, of the Michi­ She leaves a husband and three chil­ Some people entertain grave doubts town, M. RAT ES^ Gus. Jessup is the guest ot L. F. Lota Goddard, Lulu Wachs, Emma dren to mourn her death. Tradesman, Grund Rapids, did the for John Lawrence recovery, iii corrae- 'gan Grozinger, Mina Crowd, Christiana organizing. Cook and family. . Attorney at Law. quenceor his late gash received upon a Hasting*, Mich. I. D. Brooks sold a yearling steer the Berkle, Lottie Carpenter, Frank Mc­ W. II. Thompson, of Lansing, preach­ Mrs. Milton Pricket, of Montana, is hay knife. His arm and cordx are , Arthur, George Landis, Fred Griswold. Practices In ail courts of tbe state- Special other day for S40. at the M. K. church Sunday evening. visiting at li. A*, Tobias’. swollen up to his ear, attended by quite 'ed Kiltie attention to collections. MoxkV to 1x»aN ox Burkett, ol' this pl;ice, was Messrs. Cook and Flower went to Samuel Velte, Dur Stilwell and George C, D. Prichard has returned from a good deal of pain. . Spindler. Kalamazoo last week, to see about get­ on Thunwlay to Sain Rickies, C. McKay has moved his engine to married F. P. Palmerton killed a streaked Ann Arbor. of Kalamu. ting a wind-mill for the former. Mrs. Dauilow is on the sick list fl A. BARBER, M. D., Ross in the Day neighborhood for the snak£ in C. S. Palmerton’s mill yard on Myrtle Dunning and Bertie Cranston, II. L. Tobias is still lumbering. purpose of furnishing power to run a of Irviug. visited their Saturday. JNv have often heard of aunt. Mra. M. B. D. Pierce will work for Ed. Mosey saw to manufacture pickets. Homeopathic Physician and Burgeon, Delayed Letter. snakes In boots in the winter, but Brooks, last week. coming summer. Mrs. A. G. Cortrlght has so far re­ Geo. S. Hartotn is visiting his brotner never before saw q snake in a mill the Helen Angell, of Howell, is a guest Valentine Brothers and Tobias will covered as to be about, although very Vjird when the thermometer stood at in city or county promptly responded to. Real- in Sawlnaw. at H. IL Dickinson's. shear sheep the coming summer. They sore and lame. dem e - KeuUey Uace, cor. Center and Church Dr. Fay and wife are home from an zero. Billy Gritfiln IsVln the toils again. L, Hastings, Mleh. / Prof. Daniels closed a very successful He was arrested laslNThunklay, at the Isn’t it about time Uncle Goodness are first-class shearers and give satis­ extended visit in Detroit . term of winter school last Friday. James Kent of Augusta, visited his prophesied some good weather. We faction. of O. F. Long, on n charge of Charley Fisher started Monday for Dr. Martin, of Plainwell, was called instance W. LOWRY, M. D.. brother, A. G. Kent last Saturday and have hud spring weather, a Dakota the being a drunkard. Justice Mills said north. He intends making the on Saturday to attend Mra. A. J. Smith. IT. Physician and Surgeon. Sunday. blizzard and a Janurary thaw all in less he thought three mouths at Detroit north his future home. Make* a apecialty of treating disease* of the than a week and at present writing it Lorenzo Dean has been confined to would be about the correct thing, and EVE and EAR and the preservation of virion D. P. Tolles and son have returned by properly Otting SPECTACLES and eye his bed for the past few days, but is bids fair to be good skating anywhere MOUTH HASTINGS. from California to the joy of his wife on Friday morning W. E. Griggs es­ in Woodland in the morning. better now. The Sunday school at the Star school and children who have been afflicted corted him to the house of correction. Office and residence on Broadway, near Court L. Hough, our worthy blacksmith, is Jacob Keen visited friends here last All the new village officers were duly House. Hastings, Mleh. preparing two monstrous iron hoops to house was organized last Sunday, with with scarlet fever, finding them all on installed lust week. mend. Uncle James Willison, one of the old hoop the Woodland mall bags on Mrs. E. Pennock, superintendent; Mrs. the G. W. Williams lost his roan, quite H. Havens, secretary; Mrs. Chas. QMITH <t COLGROVE. settlers of our township, died of heart Wednesday and our mail carrier has Barnaby, chorister; E. Pennock, treas­ a valuable horse for business, on Thurs­ Additional Local News. O ’ Lawyers, disease. Saturday. March 17th. He was engaged an extra team to haul the urer; Eva Barnaby, organist; Susie day last. Hastings.) (Office In Union burled Mondav under the auspices of E. Banners in on Wednesdays. Duncan LeBain is quite sick for tbe The ladles of the M. E. church will Baldwin, assistant organist. It is ex­ ITYOV want nice primI- clover seed S. Cox post. 122. G. A. R.. of which he pected that the classes will tie arranged first time in many year being unable to for your own use call on R. J. Grant. serve dinner at the Rawson house, was a member. and teachers appointed next Sunday. dojhis chores. E. KEN ASTON, Mra. W. H. Jewell represented the near Mr. Faui’s, on town meeting day. F. H. Barlow & Co. are offering U. 8. Buret has a son who’recently ail; at 8:R0 o'clock. . W. R C. at-tbis anual meeting at Lan­ Meals 2oc. The- proceeds to go toward Come, Why don’t the <J. K. & SJ engineers returned home from Kalamazoo 500 bushels of recleaned homegrown repairing the church. sing Last week. , blow the whistle more regular at.cross- dangerously prostrated with infiamtna- clover seed for sale. ‘ prompUy attending' F.O.N. Leonard attended the anual 'x; John Levington wiR preach at I lorv rheumatism. All accounts due the A. Rower shoe encampment of the G. A. IL at Lanning The past week has been stormy and Mrs. A. J. Smith took a relapse and store must be settled at once as the If ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, as delegates from E. S. Cox pool. Noy disagreeable with strong wind most of the Star next Sunday evening. now is undergoing treatment by Dr. matter of the estate of the late 1U. Insurance and Loans. 122. the time. Martin, of Plainwell. T. L. S. Saturday evening. A. Rower is to be dosed up in the Office with J. G. Kunrau * Bon. 1 door* north Merritt Shephard hae returned from On Wednesday evening a bright Quito a large crowd of Interested peo­ Edith Havens accompanied her sister Saginaw, where be baa been working light was seen in tbe south which Edpa to Three Rivera Saturday, and ple witnessed the lottery drawing Sat­ probate court very soon. Special attention given to making exchange* of Mtmorty. Tbo Interest* of non-resident this winter. proved to be the burning of the home will remain for a visit of a few days. Bear this in mind. The estate of urday evening of CapL Roberta at .prottny owner* carefully looked after. Fanny of KeUogg and Homer Flower. The Mr. Buckhardt and family have mov­ Tompson’s hotel. the late Augustus Rower will soon be DOUD’S CORNERS. of all site* (or sale or exchange. Bouses and wind blew very strong from the west An afflicted household at Mr. Judson probated. Before that can bedone.lt lots tor sale. ’ Mr. Charles Deering and Miss Altie and the house was consumed In a very ed in our midst again. Griffin, not only himself but his father Wm Griffin and daughter are visit ­ Peak, both of Hope, were made one on short time, scarcely anything saved. and mother, the two latter being is abmltitelv necessary that all accounts ing nt Old Mr. Griffin's/ the 10th Inst.. C. B. Payne officiating. TAMES A.SWEEZEY. due the late Mr. Rower, or the A. The entire community was thrown We understand that Nell Parker has dangerously so. J Lawyer, B. C. Loomis has gone to York alate into a state of sorrow and excitement W. T. Barber and wife returned from Rower shoe'store shall be paid at once. rented the Craddock farm for a pasture. Uw'drs. Mich. on business, for a short time. Saturday by the news' that Mra. Frank Assyria Friday having been called to A few things that we hear, but are Pr*4t<ee« In all courts ol Kht state. Office over Knapfen A VanArman have form­ Mr. Rlsbridger has commenced Wales was stricken by paralysis, had not certain about:—That Morris Bur­ attend the funeral of a brother-in-law W. H. Bctoantt' *toro. _____________ : ed a copartnership with W. J. Stuart, a moving on Mr. Bowker’s farm. fidlen from her buggy aud been taken there. jj" C. WELTON Martin Chandler ha>- sold his heifer into his home by Sam. BeVere, near ton has bought the Ryeraon farm; that residing Grand Rapids attorney. The sew linn A. G. Cortright and wife were called Mr. Gregorv will move into his house for 821. ' where tbe accident occurred. The doc­ the city limits; that Mr. Pennock's to Assyria to attend the funeral will run two offices, one in Grand Rap1* agent for tbe Ohio Farmer'* Insuranoe 0o. D. A. Bowker is In Hope, on business tor was summoned and found her un­ near thumb nail is growing together where services of James •WRlhion which took । ids and one In this dty. Mr. Knappen He write, pollele* on a ituui'. Prowrty agptart for a short time. conscious and that the fall had pro­ place on Tuesday, the 19th. They re­ om by fire, lightning or wind; agalnrt a man ■ Meeting at Doud’s Corners every two duced concussion of the brain. She it was cut; that the school house will turned home toe same night. life by death and accident. _______________ lie fixed this spring. D. U. Ranney, of Kalamazoo, has The Temperance Helmet is getting "Sra.’ Rev. O. Tapley is visiting was moved to her home on Sunday and 0OOK A SHELDON, Sunday evening there had been no into its old track again; and will prob- moved back to the Corners after hav­ of Mr. Van Arman. Success to the new friends and relatives in Hope town­ change, she lying in a comatose state. ablv be a newsy and lively sheet here- ing lieen absent from here a number of firm. ' . (Offlceln Abatract Block,Hasting*, Mich.) ship for a short time. Sentinel. It is thought her case is hopeless and altcr. Mrs. Etta Barnaby Is editor. years. Have the only tot of Atetract Hooka In Barry At the prohibition convention held W. H. Brown has gone east with fat many hearts are sad-'in consequence. County. in the court house last evening Dr. M. cattle and hogs that he and E. Husley M. J. Gosa goes to Chicago for new About a week ago Uncle Goodness C. Woodmansee was chosen chairman Chas. Doyle has purchased a house have fed during the past winter. prophesied a cold wave and severe goods to-day. The republican township committee and T. Phillips, secretary. The follow­ There is a rumor that one of the and lot in Middleville, where he intends gNAPPEN & VanARMAN, Low storm, both have been verified have made a call tor caucus on tbe 30th ing ticket wtn adopted: Mayor. John and Woodland people begin to think vonng men of our village goes after a to move soon. (Over Haitlug.i National Bank.) LH). Bass. Reuben Slim peon, Edith at 2 p. m. Let every true blue.turn out C. Lamp man; recorder. Oliver Green­ that we have a “Wiggins. Anyone wife this week, near his former home. Mr. Ferro is having special meetings Stimpeon and Pearly Bass attended ths and help to place in nomination good, field; trees., J. G. Runyan; justice of the 1 desiring to know the coming changes at Delton. dunon at Albert William’s last Friday true and reUable men for each and peace, Benjamin R Roee; marshal. John WILLIAM B.SWEEZEY, Attorney of weather will do well to consult our, every township office, then see well to Qualf; school inspector. M. C. WoodGeorge Mosey Is on the sick list, also night. . » V At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. 'oKirg^Garlick went to Grand Lidge Albert Storms. it that each one be elected on the 2d of inanaee; superviiwrs. Traverse Phiilipe Practice* In all courts of the state. CARLTON. April. A. D. Storms is visiting his son in and Lyman G. Mixer. last week on business. Frank Lawrence sold and delivered Plainwell. Muddy weather. George Barden went to Eagle on WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. „ either Editor Russ Wightman or Verne Brown is convalescent. There will be a meeting at Freeport 104 fat sheep, a tow days sinec, averag­ )V Justice of the Peace. Thursday to clerk at his uncle s sale. Earl Russell is failing. April 6tb. to muster in the sons of vet- ing 1 li IteAafter having l>ren Rhrunk Editor Johnson, both of the Democrat, Emma Garlick lias returned from Collection* a specialty. two Rm. perHiead for wet and datnpneM must have had wind on the stomach Jessie Ward has hired out to Albert Lansing where she has been spending e Al. Keith and T. Phillip*. of your received on the road going to the depot. when the item relative to the court Storms for the summer. the winter taking music Mrs. J. fl. Brown and her Children yard fence, in the last Democrat, was School commences a week from to­ city, were in this place Saturday of last R. TIMMERMAN. . School commenced on Monday witn are mi the sick lul, cauatog the Esq. to penned. It Is (generally supposed that day. ________________ . Homeopathic Physician <fc Surgeon, a large attendance of pupils. There was quarterly meeting last Jose considerable rest and sleep in con­ affairs on another street would engage Christopher Hough, out county treas­ WEST MAPLE GROVE. (Office over Lathrop1* drug stare.) sequence thereof. all their att«*nlion, aud that they would Saturday ami Sunday. urer was to town on W ednasdaX set­ Di lnyed Latter. Mrs. C. McKay and her luliy are not not especially tiwd to have the court Simeon Becker is intending to move। Elder Kohler preached his farewell tling’ up the Wash. Rowhider enUte. doing :t> well as her friends might hoitH* square placed in their keeping. H. LANDIS, M. D., l.N. Harter sold his house and lot on sermon at the Second Evangelical to Muskegon this spring. For their lufofmatiun we will any that wish. . Physican and Surgeon, Not varv good sugar weather. church Sunday. He leaves a large cir­ Mrs. 8. A. Winters, of Kaibim«z<x>, the east, gate waa pla>*ed there by direc­ ^Mrs^fiuiling and Mrs. Ijo ver went cle of friends. J amen Crane, of Nnah ville, is visiting• Woodland. Mleh. Barber's family. tion of a- fusicn lioard of supervisors Office one door south of Kilpatrick's dnig his grandpa. J . B. Carpenter, of thisi Sundayed with BL Cbatoy and wife visited at Let to Jackson to attend the .uneral of More. trill ha tound there day or night. A pleasant social gathering at Chas. five veara ago. The republican official* 1,1 John Carpenter is going to take bls> Williams' Friday exgrtng each one didn’t, throw Ntones at the fet»>>-, and their sister last week. vv„ Moore’s Sunday. Henry Cheesman and wife were Prof. John Warner and I rank Nye horse Robbie Burns to Portland thisi present enjoying a futt- shara of fun th«* wood tumbled over becam**! the 1 tn Carlton uawnriiip. of one hundred »rrw, went to Grand Rapids last week on a guesUi at S. G. Cotton’s over Sunday. until the small houra when the party snow melted from under it BruthecM The boys called on Harry Mason and season. almut M acres under good cuillvalton, g»x>d pleasure excursion. Jay Judson and Leslie Carpenter are• broke up. Each one returned to their Russ and Johnson, the republican of­ bouse xtid burn, also coni barn grpnery, fiMroa wife with coarse music Saturday night. Another book kgent in town. i respective homes 'Well pleased with the ficials didn.’t push the wood over. Did orchard. all choice fruit. gomi water in well and intending to work their father ’ s farum The sugar makers are having a Charles Rosa dislocated his knee last arrek. anfinr bt»h of 4OT trees. For further par­ evening’s entertainment. you think they did? ’ this summer. time now. ticular* Inquire at my residence 0 mile* north <« week while working at C. 8. PalmerHastings, Barry Co., Mian., COOK & NISKERN. A. P W Huttap. TOBIAS GANN. �A CREAfREHEDY F'OJht PAIN. MARRIAGE FARM ANfi GARDEN. I JTJAC0B5 VERY DESIRABLE VARIETY EARLY SWEET CORN. OF Numbered with experienced Southern horticulturists la Mr. T. V. Munson, of Denison, Tex. In au article on ’•Horti­ cultural Surgery," in Texas Farm and Ranch, occurs the following: Rteesmatitn, Neuralgia', Sciatica, Unabago, Backache, Headache, Tooth­ ache, Sore Throat, Swellings, Frost­ bites, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds. IT CONQUERS PAIN. AWARDS FOR BEST PAIN-CURE. Mew Zealand ExhlblUon-UW—Gold Medal. Calcutta lot Exhibit. M. dnl. LeuUviUe^. ExpuciU</D-UN-G«ld M*daL Flo. 1—LAYERING TOE ORAFX. In Fig. 1 it is desired to produce new individuals by layering. We must first partlyiatop, by a wound, tho food supply from the parent, cause the layer to heal the wound, and at the same time secure its food from mother earth itself. We do this by cutting the branch partly in two from upper side, as at “a", bo as to get all the young roots on /onr layer, and not as at ‘‘b,1’ by cutting on lower side, causing! generally weak roots to start both from the layer wo wish to move and the old stock, whieh damages both the mother plant and the young nought, with no ad­ vantage otherwise. Another quicker, and about as-good way as any, la to give the branch a quick twist, as though in­ tending to make a wither, but twisting only at one point: then bend down In trench and cover, leaving top out with leaves On. In fall, cut away from old plant, take up and transplant. That is tor layering, tn summer time, young growing wood. GREAT Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak ? If so, now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment. . Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. , This is a chance to purchase Lanies’ and Childre<ts Cloaks cheap. Wo have marked them all ,over in Bed Figures ao that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Cowls, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. x7 ' Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. FIQ 2—LAYEItlNQ Tint GRAPE. For spring layerfag the grape, proceed as showu in Fig. 2. A trench some four ur five inches deep along row is made so good strong cane is selected, pinned down as at "c, c, c" in the trench while yetdor mant, and left uncovered till buds expand and gTOwbranchcs,’*b, b, b," reaching sev­ eral Inches above surface of ground, then begin gradually filling in fine soil along trench till level. By tall yearly every shoot will have taken root near the old vine when it sprung. Then cut apart nt "a, a <*" And **c”, remove and plsrA^ui n separate vine. Some varieties, very hurt or impossible to grow from cuttings, can be quite readily grown in thia way Tbe practice ot dehorning cattie Is rapidly lucrcasiue, not only in the west but in some sections of the middle and eastern states. The chief objection urged against deboraing has been the cruelty of the operation; a lesser one is that it de­ tracts from the appearance of the animal. The second objection remains, but tbe great majority of those who have prac­ ticed dehoruing contend that it is no mote painful, if ns painful, as other o|<eratlons generally practiced. However this may horning, carefully performed, is not agangerous operation. The arguments advanced In favor of de­ horning arc: First, the prevention of ter­ rible accidents Ln handling vicious cattle, especially bulls; second, that the dehorned cattle can be turned loose in sheds and stalls without fear of their injuring each crowded. The subject has received considerable attention this season at the farmers' in­ stitutes and Cluba, and if reports of these meetings may bo relied upon tbe termer* and breeder* who have experimented in dehorning their cattle almost with one ac­ cord favor the practice. From these and Other source* It appears that the preferred age at which to dehorn la in the second year of the animal's life, and spring is the season favored. Th* operation, it is averred, U more successful iu moderate weather, then in cither extremes of beat or cold \ Preparatory to the operation the ani­ mal's bead is made fast; theu the boras the hair, where a soft place occurs In the boras. CHEAP EXCURSIONS.^ >tntainDakota Default hai at a cartain m and Calvin l. on which mortgage m at the data of this hundred flfty-elx and . by virtue of tbe power of tale i mortgage, and the statute tn tnd provided, notice is hereby -trU H.w re. .tbe highest b'ldItbe court house. being tbe place township of Woodland, in of .re Michigan, aud .1and .. stale Irere., re... . ■ and the north east quarter of tbe north pnve, in town tour norm, range seven nd containing according to the United I survey eighty acres mure or leas. d, HaaUuga. Feb. t>th. i.mw. Attorneys lor Mortgagee. Tbe importance of double runs for poul­ try is not appreciated by the majority of amateurs who try growing poultry on a comparatlvdy small scale, and yet these double runs are of untold value. Tbe ob­ ject of tbe double ■ run is to supply the birds with fresh ground, mid thus prevent any tainting vf it, ao prolific a cause of disease In small yards. Only one run at a time ought to be oc­ cupied by the fowls, and the other-may be Kfitably employed with growing vegetai, whieh will be found to thrive aston­ ishingly in such a place. One not onlygets tho profits of some quick growing crops by this practice, but tho soil has at the same time been purified and brought Into good condition for tbs poultry. If each run is thus alternated by fowls and crops, say every four months, the dlaeaaes so common in confined poultry runs will proveu to the writer's own satibfaclion, and is well worth a trial. There appears no reaaon why farmers should not make poultry one of a aerie* in a rotation of crope, ns by tbir. rnoana the land occupied by the fowls is well muuurcd. aud before being used again by the birds is purified by the crops grown thereon. It may happen that tbe small poultry keeper cannot give these double runs. In that case a g<xxl plan would be to lay down the one ran he luu in gravel ns that can be more ouiiy remove*! and re­ newed than earth, and then it is not mo readily contaminated by the droppings an Contrary to a prevailing opinion, says Thu Southern Cultivator, it is not in practice a matter of great importance to determine and adhere to fixed proportions of ingredient? in compounding a mixtureof fertilising matertab, or compost, for a particular crop. Where homo materials are to be utilised. It is generally safe to nite a good deal uf latitude In tb* relative proportions according to the respective quantitka uf each ingredient that may be available? By a sort of common consent. fertiliser for cotton, and mostotber crepe, should contain the three valuable elemenls in about the proportions of am­ monia, 2 to 8 per cenL; phosphoric acid 8 to 12 per cent., and potash 1 1-2 to 2 per cent., and this is about the average of tbe commercial fertilizers sold in Georgia. If these proportions arc approximated within wide limits in mixing a cumpoaL its practical maximum value will be real­ ized. Stable manure being one of the principal ingredients in point of bulk miually employed in composting, aud varying greatly in composition, it is mani­ festly Impracticable to formulate any near approach to accuracy. “Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this “It is curious to note,” says Jamey county. DetH-ase fastened iteclutcbra Fitz, of Virginia, “the difference in th* upon her and for seven years withstood productiveness of fruit trees, causetT by soil and climate. For instance, tho North­ ita severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed ern Spy apple, tho Esopus Spitzcnburg imminent For three months she and the Baldwin, three of the moat popu­ lar varieties of the northern and some ot coughed Incessantly and could not tho middle states, are perfectly worthless Sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. in most porta ot Virginia and states King’s New Discovery for Consump­ further south. On the other hand our tion add was so much relieved on tak­ best sorts, such as the Nicks Jock, Wine- ing first doee that she slept all night sop, Llmbcrtwig. Grimes' golden, Buck­ and with one bottle has been miracu­ ingham, Rawle's Genet and many others lously cured. Her name is Mrs, Luther are worthless at the north. It is true Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hamricb & that some European varieties, and a few Co,, of Shelby, N.C.—Get afreetrial that originated in the northern and mid­ bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. dle states, are at homo in southern and southwestern soiL It is for tbe amateur to grow and test such and introdude .new varieties. The farmer has not time to attempt discoveries in this line, except tn a small way." Tbe treatment which colu receive haa a telling effoct tapou them when they Are grown up. Injuries and blemishes are like the leaves on trees—they increase in size aa the body increases. It is an un­ disputed fact that the condition ot the feet of n horse Is more or Ims affected by tho condition of tho ground on which the feet arc- treated In any kind ot soil If they are kept confined to stables and com­ pelled to stand continually upon hard, plunk floor, the feet will bo more or leu Ihjured by it; or if they are constantly kept on soft, loamy ground the feel will bo soft and spongy, and in about as bad con­ dition as if bruised up by being stabled continually.—Southern Cultivator. Jerry Spauldlfiff. of ionia county, sold 380 sheep and 8160 latnba recently for THUqrS RIGHT. We bdleve In willing only th* best, and have secured the sgency for Kemp’s File Suppositories. No treatment like It for piles. Seeress unquestioned. Price60cts. FOR 35 CENTS get Kemp's Urar Pills for Torpid Uver. for Constipation, for the Complex­ ion. W. H. Goodyear, druggist TO AI.I.MEMBHH3 of society: Kemp’s Bal­ sam will eure yous distressing cough. We guarantee IL lYlee .’£>• and fiioo. Trial bottle The National gas light and fuel com­ pany of Jackson will lay 15 miles of pipe thi* yea. j Professor Stewarj, authority on such matters, says: "Neither corn meal nor bran in the best milk producing food. With the beat clover hay, corn’ meal should b<* added as a part of tbe ration— but with corn fodder, straw or poor hdy. good wheat bran should be added instead of corn meal. Brun will balance poor fodder better than corn meal. But in making.up the milk ration the feeder should seek variety tn food. Corn meal and bran together, ore better than either alone. The kinds of fqod best in a milk ration depend upon how the foods balance edfh other." __________ 86,812.603. traduced to the public by Mr. Gregory, of Mar­ blehead, the well known Massachu­ setts reed man . To this gentleman we are Indebted for tho representation of this corn hero given. Mr. Greg­ ory claims that It has proved on his Vup^iaa tluit dratrvyed J<-ruuicni. hot worthy, too Jews who rejected Christ. Quarts, th* Goutiira Wedding garment, a Give Ely'v Cream Balm atrial. Tblsjurtlr celebratedretnedv for the cure of catarrh, hay (ever. caM In tbe head. etc., can be obtained c.’ Drunkeaueii cr ths Liquor Habit Fosiiively Cured by administering Dr. Halara* Golden Specific. nnVt?*1** 9 arxtkms without aid; finally took Hood’s Sar­ saparilla, and now so ys: I am entirely wc.IL •* My son had salt rheum on his hands and Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar OH! MY JiEAD. The pain from Neuralgia and its companion disuaiw Hheumalissi it excruciating. Thounands who could be quickly cured are nevdltwlv suf­ faring. Ath-Io-nbo-roa will do fur other* what it did for tho following with the rraull t that they would not come. In the church militant there are to be found the good and bad; bat in the purifiod . ..._____ V-J _lll l— rere.-J of th* wicked in eternity. 'AuvaanTh. Rxia. tex long preached, raying. "The kingdom of THEATHL0PH0H03 CO. 112 Wall St M. T. befault harii fae“i ixe, and therefore did not even attempt to live up to thelt privileges. occupation with other affiiiri. there follow* hotrod and murder. Tl*-y wantonly inflict cnce L-> doubtlcaa made to llw early martyr*, through his life, while Uuraititig and m-outr- of mortgage^on p»ee 33S; said ni'.rtgMg* wm aaslaoed to George Button and Mid aaslCDmi-ui was duly recorded; on whieb mortgage there i» claimed to be due at the date of this notice tbe turn of one hundred and M*«r<.ty-two dollar* and elghty-elght cants, and an attorney's fee of Ofteon dollars provided for In -aid inortgag*, and r.n suit or proceeding at law hat Ing r>evt. Instituted to recover the moneys secated by ■ —1.4 .Are « rev rear, flirerere,,. eontaitird In said mortgage, and the atalut*. to sueh1 rase made and provide^, notlcr i« h-r--i, gives that on Thursday the wventrentb day ot May' A. D. la*', at te o’clock fnJtie forenoon. I shall sell al public auction, to tbK lughrst bid arr, “*i* inr -•“ norm *----- -ironi ■*------<>o<>r * "•''Vourt o: u Hou** of tlwCMty of Hastings inlhe B' st being tbe place where the iTrcurt Court Barry County I* Solden), the premix** described tn Mid mortgage, or so much thereof av may be neeessan to pay the amount due on said mortguge. with ten per cenL Interest, sad all !<<al coals, together with an attorney's f£e of fiBcern dollar* covenanted tor therein, thb premise* being described in said mortgue a« all that certa.n piece or parrel of laidijirc and being situate In tbe towuahlp of Yankee dprings in tbe County of Barrs and stat* of MleMgan. and known and described a* follow- GEORGE BUTTON. Auignee ot Mortgaget8MJTH * CXIUJKOVE. Ajttorw^** for Aadguae ol Mortgager. lowtou’risTrates. ■ood for *6 day*. with Mop-oi be obtained from fit Vaul to ( Plumptr* Saint Paul nth many thousand garments. •aat aud soutn ftatm eorrwrpond:ng!y a-. !■ — ding garment* waa one of willful Insult. Ha kingly feMt (Kectea outward ordinance of baptism, some the im- Send a Foetal forCatalogue to J. M. THOKBVRN A CO., 10 JOHN STREET, NEW nxAiHjL’AirrxRa for explanation is that Cliri«t'»f,j«tl<w.-.rigbteousn«» is the rol»e which wo must wear to be acceptable, see Romans xiii, b. rnrr * 26-paqe rntr. • '•*-«-> illustrated PAPER and indifferent The command to tbe eervanU of the rroe is perenijSory, explicit and innloalvre. re...-__ .L_ ,____ . Deacrii-tlre of tbe Boll, Climate, Prodirtion*. Manufacturing Ipduitrtro and Mineral Wealth of Virginia and other Southern RtatM. Write to W. B. BEV1LL. Gen’l Pass. Agent. to * cu,> of cofff* ®r tMl *Rh- cut-ci a i-enna- .. ..... “e"‘ *»? speed > cure, whether the patient li a 2 dr* erv % ?n *»«>bofic wreck. TllOUUL>i(!« nt ririmknrila l.,v. K... Golden .Sjiecinc knowledge, and - ■ ■ ■1 fre* win it N1 once impregnated w,.u „„ niwcmc it oecomes lu,1ntle£Impossibility for the liquor appeuteto 2i»t5..£orfu11 i,*r1lruIa«.»drfress golden SPECIFIC CO.. 18S Bare st. Claehmati. O. Streams about Charlevoix will re­ ceive IB.oOO young trout. tKcv\<C tho cul‘lr«- They are ea- earlier and larger Vl kerncled than the a fl v Marblehead. The I agricultural edit—— or of The ''Sew York World, who «>“■ haa tested it along with other early sorts In sandy New Jersey soil, baa reported it aa not only the earliest, but the sweetest and tcndcrest of all. Salt Rheum by Impure Mood. It is readily cured by Hood s BamparOla. the greaX blood purifier. William Spies, Elyria, O., sufleged greatly from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by Sold by all droggtoU (I: six for A. Madeocl, as a sale and pleasant remedy (or the aiKive , complaints and will give Immediate reHet. It I* not a liquid, »nufl or powder, has no offensive Oder, and can be used at any time with good re­ sults, as thousands can tert ifv. among them p-Msresiiin <vf a little property. the attenqX. to some of the aUacbrs of this office.’’-Spirit of make a little money, tlraulaned their iqnritual the Timea. percrptiocui, leading some'of them on from .Jackson’s assessed valuation is—real Usilcw'tH'Wi to dtaobedieniv, rebellion and •&.473»K>: personal. 81.339.210; total. murt-T. . f 3k n\rn Blood Elixir is tba onl v 'tXVYLVLT tS Blood jum*dy gmeraoteed. It is a positive curefor Uloirs, Eruptlouaor Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifleathe whole systam. and banishes aU Rheumatic and Neuralgic pains. Wo guaranto. 1L W. H. Goodteak & Co., Druggists. T. J. Baopfleld will start furniture factory at Portland. . Lovxjot, Lowell, Maw. Mmm for aevtn year*, ■prlug and fall Hood's Bunion, ML Vernon, Ohio. What you need li medicine which Is pure, efficient, reliable, tfceli H Hood’s Nsrsaparilla. R possesses peculiar curative power*. Cure your cough -er cold with Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup. No cure, no pay. W. II. Goodyear. Of the 476 boys at the Lansing re­ form school. (JO are taking a course of measles. If tfie children have fever and chills, use Cobb’s Little FodophyUln Pills. "W. H. Goodyear. Jackson has bonded indebtedness of 81W.240; yearly Interert 813.020. Does your children suffer from worms? Try Hill’s Peerless Worm Undoubtedly the Burt oat is the safest Specific. No cure, no pay. W. H. for spring sowing, aa it'will mature in Goodyear. 100 to 120 days when sown In February It cost over 838,000 to run Ann Arbor or March, according to latitude. Sow last year. heavier should be the seeding. Allow for Stomach, Liver and other Organs re­ yield of twentyfold Is a pretty safe gen quire pure blood to properly perform their •functions. It can be secured by using Hill’s SaraaparillK W. H. Goodthe seeding should be somewhat heavier Repeated tests of the new extra early varieties uf sweet com make it appear that the Cory earn Is m early as tbe •orliest, if not the earliest, of all sweet corn. It originated in Rhode Island with Joseph Cory. A Gradually a few of his neighbors . obtained some of V tlieseed, and from ^“^1 this it became z [ gradually known if~~~ to the seedmen. W 1 ZtoGreek ^words-mg^iUb-U. F Spitefully, showed their spite to the king r .’ . _____ ..... rere.^.llv Artniaa. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sorts. Tetter. Chapped Hands Father. The king* ron i» the Sarioar, who Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Pilee, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per­ united to him in eternal wedlock. Tbe fect satisfaction, or money refunded. gurata aro his people. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by V. 8. Tl>e foart with all its bounty resdyv H. Goodyear it Co. Q It is the general understanding -----that coal ashes are not of enough volne as fertilizer to pay for hauling them out far that purpose, but when sifted the fine ashes will be useful on stiff clay soils, lightening them up and making them more friable, but the cinder* ahoold be kept off from any land you intend to cul­ tivate. Maqy persons consider a' few shovelfuls of fine ashes useful around their fruit trees and use them for that purpose, ami tbe sifted ashes have given excellent satisfaction when used in the garden to prevent tho attacks of the' melon aud cucumber bugs. than this rule would indicate, and vice versa.—Southern Cultivator. of Scrofula tmtifiea: **I can recommend Electric bittera aa the very best remedy. Every LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER IN­ bottlesold has given relief in every case. TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 1. . One man took six bottlai, and was cur­ ed of rbeumattea crflO years standing. Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellville, Ohio, affirms: “The beet selling medi­ cine I have ever handled io my 20 yearn experience, is Electric bitten." Thousauda of others have added their testimo­ ny, »o that tbe verdict is unanimous that Electric bitten do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys and blood. Only a NotHL—Made a marriage, L e., a marriage baif dollar a bottle at W. H. Goodyear 8 f„rt Servants, the “inviUCT*," referring to drug store. KaclaaeS-ceut vtamp. 'IAY GOD BLESS YOU! Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers Engllah Remedy a positive cure. It eaves When we are in trouble we ery for help. hours of anxious watching. Bold by dogma that they an- uut cixwo because they are ■ecrwtltv— __ W. H. Goodyear & Co.. Druggists. thankful. Rot not always- Mr. W. W.Griffln. Schools are out for spring vacation •f Trout Creek, 8L Clair Co., Ala., writes: T all over Michigan, t had a bad attack of ehfih and fever. My sysItch, Mange, ane Scratches of every HU«m. Inrlted Utt, children frao Ih/pSl. ... —____ ~ . kind on human or animals cured in 30 e«t txrrtinn nt n„r heart would palpitate for two hours at a time. minutes by Wool ford'a Sanitary Lotion This never fails. Sold by W. H. Good­ expected to die. In September, mi. I bought a year, druggist, Hastings, Mich. English spavin liniment removes all hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blem­ ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs splints, sweeney. ringbone, stlflea The radish will thrive in any good soil, but^^ be crisp and tender muxt be grown sprains, swellings, etc. Save 850 by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Goodyear <t Co., druggists, Hastings. The black walnut tree will cut a figure H. G. Spaulding is new proprietor of on our farms in the future. It can be made aa profitable as tbe apple tree in lo­ Perry Sun. Marts' Eire-fii tx.ite calities where it will thrive at all. had fisixhed Um> sixth bottle J could eat three “d »» to Heep the minute 1 “^"‘hebed. I am a paper hanp-r by trad* *very 1 SS3Sdt«l?*%' •i1;’,pound’- 1 ought m be thankful and I am.” Lettuce give* beat results when grown weather. ' Two new lettuces are the Ohio ami the Golden Apple. In view of tbe fnr.t that tbe potato crop was short in many sections last year, and that much of the crop was not well rip­ ened, greater caro lb an usual should be taken with thU season’s 'seed potatoes. Try and get »ted from healthy well ma­ tured tuber*. According to a recent announcement the next convention of the Ainerfoun HorUcnltnral society will be held in Texas In procuring tree* remember the older the tree the more liable to luaa lu truusplanting „ crons, or troubled with Windy Colic, Teething I'alua. or Stomach Disordera, can® fee rtuBVcd at ones by using Acker’s Baby Soother. It oontatoB do Opium or Morphine, hence ta safe. Price 25 oente. Bold by W. H. Goodyear <!t Co., Druggists. The Banner, $1 a year. * h ,?P,‘Td.pX<1 tof “*• d«bt' it la who cut have good eyweight, because tho hiwof the stone refreshes tho eye. The Oriontals believe lhA? •’’d'l jlaiparta courage It wta ground down mid taken iik " ----- uix.runr*. the conjurafof P.ru tho Spnniart. raptured handrail weights of enwrahla. anti one dedi­ cated to the Kod*b»« EwncrukU u an t.lw of an oitrichegg. Cortex gave his bride a large emwuhl curved like a row?, which Extract of Roots, or ScIkcIb Syrup. t» *11 drumrtsta. or nerd to the proprietor. ‘.'Ire at TO" wnutneir j?.1**11?* *<*»-. Portland, Maine, and free tut’ >___ _ ... ... • �mODUNQ THB TARIFF RfLU INK8TAWD8 IN MANY SHARES. .... ... i* K«rt» C-rflte. mb. About all that can be said in reran1 the tariff bill which Mr. MUtaTE^ Inkstands are made tn every coneetY•J}® Xrftr_-. A reporter observed 11 enHrgly of • poliucal prudnenrs are tot vastly attacked. nlher with aurgi^d operation on „ne I tried every known blood m build uj> my syateni, but non* ft .-o.! until I took 8 8 8. 1 <w it •ring It always builds mo up. r appetite and digestion, andanw•o -tend the long, trying, bn er* ,<.f summer days To me. there ta med(deefor purifying the blo»d an< nl.ting up the wasted system aa r s S On using it 1 sooa'became strong । dr eiid ot mind. My rulur .h.fi-itu a pale. ,worn look .to • V, . , . i. l-uut complexion " M, ■(; 5 Frtz/el. of Farmerarille, _Tr»-- .titee- •• About Auguat 1st. IMU't. j •. ti appeared on my arma aud sin h pained mo Ipgrh and aenmod ... i*. ■ ii.v physical condition generally. . a Dhyairian at thia plue. ;r . .••ut-imeed n-mg Swift’s Hpeeific. K In... on BIikhI and 8k th I h-rare* Tnn Swtrr SrKciriu Um, i Atlauta.Ua. ARBUCKLES’ importer a Utto mornltw: Pear* and 1 totorwhia, tta ,tark „n!J ta «uBnl, He. and Mum o» lb« „nlh are rwtent—Albany Exprcw,. tefelj laottetrf. The telt, tamber, wool, ' I 7“b0“ dax, low and copper o™ „t lt„ bronze batter at hand, serve* tho same ftnftrft, XST'tehLS fnfJS'S I ed^dX** * ’«l— j purpose. * <’i«tinctlon with a ™ ahnrp There arc log cabins, the roofs of w hich. the whole story. It is so clumsy aJU mftettate betWcen lbe *» called raw when opened by i letd difference la-tu-ees. -k. ■o — called — ...7 raw “*£ ^hen opened by a spring, disclore dainty doubtful in Ila wording that twl evJn tST ImUX?*t^ tlra Jh .“nd- _tOho,H ‘.of chtof ft—receptacle*; mw oi rttsr «te. r—"sola: WodmilU «»a Umtem Democratic member* of the way* .nd i the------------------west and *north.—“ Bom- 1,1 combined wood, bronze and ateel, that mean, committee dare prophesy what its 1 A‘hcrtl»cron tbe movement of a lever shoot out American* In ooiitrrcra’Tni'"**^ B,!a wo । Ahr.tr, ' rup"r Ti.tte. Titre. <Jr*werlik* receptacle* "fo*r lev and pens; uu» erawerlik* receptacle* eflect will be. • MUbstitntata its nh^* kQ1 01,8 NR'ated be- .??^r au® Yor>Mr the Uilta mu , wtfdized sihrr j<^L-evfor ink i°k t,B<l I*0*; T,u* itoaddirad silver jockey sitting beneath a Now let the Republicans and tho K * - • Internal The bill ha* been devised without con- ।' a rustic fence . ,are Inkstand . ^... suspects? —.mvitiu a ■ ' Some admirable carving fa exhibited In sultatiou with the minority member* of •" inotanrt In dark oak »» J an iukstand In dark oak, portraying « Ute committer, and thia circumstance Ub^M ru>«tow»by ___ __ alone should discredit It.-Hartford Post, linters. A heraldic luketantl has °y Mr. Mills should have began where he proposes to leave off. Ho should have turned bis attention flrat to the internal revenue system. By abolishing that In­ stitution altogether, or removing In gveAter part its odious Imposition*, he would hate secured a fixed, certain aud determinate reduction tn tlie government revenues. If anything remained to bo done, he might then have experimented with tho customs schedule.—New Y’ork Sun, Dem. It does not deserve to 1-c ndoptctL It Is It. Z.n‘^“USe’ *’'»««“«> by party pol.7< *hnP®d ’osuit the Interests of Indlvldual politicians.—Syracuse Standard. _________ . -h 3 paolcngo of COFFEE In a ir.uii-.o ol cxcellenoo- " ARIOSA n'FFKE is kept fr. all firm-cl . u.rc- irom tho A tlantio to the Pacific. COFFEE -A-—— The bill aa It stand* Is a partial tri­ umph for tbe president The Democrat* on the committee have done enough of what he demanded to pleMM him, while they have endeavored to leave undone enough to placate, perhapa, many in the party who were angensl by the message. We think they have failed in this tatter effort, because they have gone too tar in tbe former.—Buffalo Expresa. . .;J muaey. A I* !*». a writ of at-ni w*« duly i«»ur<l <ait of the circuit . r Htet i'irrty ot Usrrv at the xuit of the • ■ it lu-ur»"-r rnmpany. an iricorpora■ ■ . ! • and urd-rtbr -re* nf thr Klate । York, red doing buslnraa In the Stale of .t . :l - aline mtncd^pfaiiitiH. against >t*-..«t"d tris-ifwiit’. gout's and chattels, • and effects, <>f.I tin H. Gay. tbe defend.iin.-d. fira tlirsuia nf one hundred, •>.,l dollars ;Sl»K>>. whl.h »ald , * . -turnahto on the revruth day of Feb- of Febnewy. A. D. tort\ ss AKVAK. Attorneys for lldntiff. PAS NT .mteTaC'rsc-TatHTtrixi rirrr I ,r * .: I.1 z., _ r-utn: YOUR BUGGY 1 X7 .............. FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST '»« J ’S C'-i-C «• ’•-« th.* ysart if so. 4v» < OMU. ■ r< • »!« or loehac •*-- • • ,r ■It.. »£<’■< I. mokm HOUSEPAINT Im FLOOR PAINT-SH .■ • r—-r a>M tte wfcAy iy*a. r-« and Uwe «•**•! • । ... .ttaiuir a <ea nau r*»v I - ;- ,<»-4 .-uUv-s'CSM.4 la 4*7 •-> .. » urt •••< MgM. »• tnwMa. ho - WONT DRY STICKY .v- •• itoods kept in siock and warranted by Fr« if I.. H-*th. jlasttnga. Mortgage Hate. 1>-nil hating been made In the condition* •’t > ertaltt mortgage made by Jacob Jordan to I ■ x.s ||. .Iordan, dated November first, A. I>. ;••• <1 r»-lolrd-ln tlie offi.-e of tbe Brgiater o f - K tor the county of Barry, and state of tl -iituan. on thr fimrtfi day of February, A. 1>. in IltwT 25 of mortgage*, on page 115. on at ' rmrtaagc there is claimed to be due at t!. date uf iuta notice the »um of dm thousand L.. '.undred uuietr-thrrr dollar* and uineeonta. am! u. attoniej's fee of thirty-five dollars, provi-i- i tor in Mid mortgage, aud no suit or pro­ . r- • t js at law having been instituted to rrr-n»r the moneys secured by said mortgage, or at-’ part thereof; b-r,fore, by virtue of the power of sale r- :.t^i-i> <t tu said mortgage, and the statute la si - h case rfiadeand pnislded, notice Is hereby guru that on tiaturdav. the 21st day of April. a. I' t«a. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. I sluH sell at public auction, to the highest bid­ der. .4 the north front door of tbe court bouse. Inttwrttv of Hastings, ithat being the place >n-re the clreufl court for Barry ooanty is N'kfeiij the prrtnlaea described In said mort•' 1 •' ••• mu b thereof as mav be necessary to l*ay ;l," amount due on said mortgage, with - -<-i. ।-er cenL Interest, and all legal meta, t-»getllrr a lib an nttonicy ’s fee ot thirty-five dob lir. pnividwl .tn law, the premises being r .crltv-d in said mortgage ns all that certain I ' t-iee • and parrel nf land situate in the townn i- •>! Irving, m the county ol Barry, aud state o' Michigan, aud kuuwn ami described aa tolIr.-s.loah, Tm- a - .t half ot the south west qngrter of STtiutt Nu tiln.-trrii, and also IhefcUttlKAat <i'uner u! the south-east quarter of said section t>i< rt>wn. all u< town four north, range nine »e,t r.mtaintng in all one hundred and tirenty a- res ot land. ' Ihtltrd. Hastings, Jau. 21. IMS. Lawia H. JoatiAW. sstntt g rnuiitnvn. Mortgagee­ Attorneys tor Mortgagee. LADIES Un Tout Own Ityclug, at Home, with PEERLESS DYES. They will dye everything They are wild e»«Yabevr. IVfce I Or. a package—« color*. They have no equal for strength. UrlgbUic**. umouiit in package or for fnsiueM of color, or non tading qualities. They do nut crock or smut. Far sale at Wm H Goodyear & (Va. drug Msdteok OAP THE CHIEF JAS. S. KIRK & CO. CHICAGO._______ nuiatM* fbur <41 of *•< tioo min­ '“.'."ft’w'i;>?■?-”.T,t The Important Point Ignored. tatter backe«l by polished steel, and with chain*, wheel anti, steering gear; terra cotta birds perch on falieq moss grown n.lro OM Mn<i mu. 4MtK„ I branche* that encase tho bottle*. Minton Pratoettani.e. t t ? h wnre of de*P ▼ermllion hue to utilized to ind^re? m *‘,,.not * rtchly floriated brass Inkstand, as the kiite??i,~ h Tbe .P“ bill * iswb,,e 11 fl,110upon ‘: ln free ot »trade roronrt ”>»« ™rconstructed Kilto other industnra no less important— mounti and also for the the shell mounts the tbe whole, whole, and also fur shell Wheeling Intelligencer. shaped receiver in front—New York Mail and Express. Yet How They Hitter I] I ------------------------ :-----It Is fair to BMume that a man selected | Borey for the Crown Frinee. by his fellows aa chief magistrate of an France has ha* quite qnite forgiven forgiven the the crown crown France Imperial aggregation must have, along prince for tbe part he look in tbe war ot wine line, gift, ability of outwork, signtil- 1870-71. If he recovers, this country will cant strength, and have attained marked rejoice scarcely less than Germany. There and deserved pre-eminence. Buch was the i» to nothing like na desperate dropcrate illness itinera to make ease unquestionably with-the men elected a *'1 man ------------------- --with the great one* ofwho ranks as president of this country. tlie earth popular, aud to change hto Yet how they differ! — ..v Frenth n >v ■ enemies into friends. AThe arc They dfftypred morally, physically, so- sincerely sorry for tho crown prince, but dally.. Tin- times, the tinbita*of thought, h»’«'e a relflah motive In wishing tluit the modes ot expression, the cost times of be may recover. Rightly or wrongly, the several periods, Indeeil, in which they they believe that if be should ever wear lived, to do !!- rd, had much T"-.™ tz de with — :I. their bearing7. the crown he would propose some arT' : stateliness The • • • __ of* George ”_____ Washington ’ rangement to France by. whieh tlie old —•*- *his i |M>wdcird .... wig. his .lace .front, .his . ft.Ul| might buried, and the two coun­ with gorgeous waistcouth, tils magnificent coat, tries exist thereafter ns friendly neigh­ bis all-cnvelopitig knee breeches, his silk bors. The prevailing DOtiotf respefiug stockings, his buckled shoes, his jeweled Mich nn arrangement is that tlmt |Sirtiou sword nnd cocked hut. Tell me that of Alsace-Lorraine where the French cle­ these In no way .contributed to n certain ment Is Htrougrat would lie given Lack to France, and that part nliich is more dis­ Stateline**, a courtliness of bearing. Iningim- Grover Cleveland in a cocked tinctly German would n-tnuin with its Some yeara ago the hat! With hla corpulent curporoelty ctad present' rulers. in the vestments of the immortal French would have scorned such u com­ George Ijc would be a tanuhing stock. promise as the Anal settlement of their Hold on. What would the Immortal quarrel with Germany, but now they Ge«>rpe, l>e In the Prince Albert and un- would accept it with general rcjoi-ltig. This people, which for 1,<KA» jeani tncntmnablei and somewhnt celebrated looked ti]«on war as Its chief amusement coliar of the present chief magistrate? Why. he would be a guy!—Joe Howard and pafft-.me. now dread* it ns the greatest of calamities. War having Iwwomo a In New York Moil and Express. It is apparent,.however, that should the bill try any possibility beonme a taw, the protective system would receive a wrench such as it L-ui not experienced in a gen­ eration. Some industries would be ut­ terly prostrated, others severely crippled, and few, if any, would l«e benefited.— Pittsburg Cotntueretal Gazette. Theeentrnl idea of rhe IjJl is tim|tuillfled free trade in all the American industries that can possibly be crowded into the Tree list, and a reduction of duties ou all the other achctlulea below the point'-wherr American labor and American capital can compete With foreign Jnltur ami foreign capital.—Xcw York Pram. , It is a deliberate blow at the Industries of the United State-—a delllwrate attempt to break Itwm down (u the interest uf foreign trade. TLe oi'.-’itlon of this meas■ure would Increase—largely liicmisc—the Income of ttie government Instead of reuuciug it.—Wmdiingtm. Kepublican. FLOATING cue lownslilpot Hope, u >rry County. Mictiteaa. aud Frances Acker 111* wile to Barbel M. Ctarfc, adiniutstratrli ot the rotate ot Amasa L. Clark, drcaaard late of ftattlo Creak. Miehltfan, dates! June third. A 1». IK* and recorded Iu Um- uflkv ot the iteittst-r of |>ec<l*. for the County of lUrry *<><1 tiiate ..f Ml -blcau. on lira 'ourth day of Ju»e A. D„ 1*74. ill Liber 4 of Mortxacrs, on pa*e 37 oo which mortgagt there 1* clataird to be due al lira date of U>l» notice tbe »atn of two tiMiasaud Blxty-thrre dollars, and twenty cents, and au atloniry'* fee rU fifty dollar, provided tor to sa|d mortpyr, and no suit or pettewedInsa at law MVtag I'ro-ii Instituted to recover tbe money* Mxurrd by said eiortvazr. or any part thrrvol; and the said Barbel M. "lark ndiului* hnve completed half their tabor ami ex- measure, since It dtafi, wholly with the customs duties and fads to touch the internal revenucs.—Wilmington News. principles, and goes aa far in the direction of free trade as wna expected. It projwises absolute free trade in some of the prod-, nets of this country that give employment to hundreds of thousands of men. and strikes the severest blow possible at many of our moat important industries.—Cleve­ land News and Herald. > >otlee ot AI tach meat. ■v ixsa In the circuit court for the ;> ..i lurry. " • urasiat ln«uranec p.tnnany. an in..n't p-nrt bv ami tyltlre the law* of. । .d >en. York’, and/doing business in .Miet.ig.ui Fiamtiff. v>. John U. UnIWIing SpteilU for Liter Biseue Now. thervfure. b> vtr contained In said mortg such ease made and |»r Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade. aud the statute hi Good ten Best tea 60 Tea dost IB 2-lb can baking powder The Boss eoffrr•.. Best coffee SO Green coffer W. J.lBnwne's cigars, the best be. Fine eut totavero. IKK. 40.. 50c.. 80c. Plug totracco, aoc.. 40c., 50., drr. at tbe Dorth front >k«»ruf tlie court bouse In tbe City uf Ha»tlii<»-Harry County. Michl gall, (that beta* tbr place where the circuit court for (aid Barry Ceuuty Is huhleni. tbe premises d«.-rr1tH-d III said tnort|t<Mtv. (except the portion liirrrot hertSutoer released,from lira operation of sa'd nra>l*a;'- as above de••nbedj or so im.rta tberref *■ m »y be nerrosary to pay tbe amount due oo said aiertgaar. with Flour of all kinds, . Corn meal, fine, Ground feed. Corn and oate, Clover ami timothy *e«l. A” *1 situate In tbe tuwu Jill* of ]1<>|>c in ItieCoauly uf B»rr» aud mate <>f Mh-k'rnn. and kiMrwn and drsrrtbrd as follows. tteWU: The north sixty an, aeres nf the ea»t half (E'i) <»f the nortb-ra.l qu ieter (NK*s> O' swlton hum'nir twenty-eighl (2i*i In lowuslilp nurutw-r ||w<>(2) mirth of range number nine i5) wr*t; Grocwrits of all kinds. A. D. COOK. NORTHERN PACIFIC H LOW PRICE RilLRtUD LMDS » FREE Government LANDS, mituev* or scats at «v-i. HKtus4K««rt> DaXora. M-nta:,a K»u. W» |u»ri n send Fosst^xiaftcarsr'g bar LaaOa aav arro 1" s*t<lan Sant Fra*. ■ giigic of chcs«. the French have lost their cits. uuwKLH.t’TtnE'K'sar- b. | ardor for it. The supptMllion thi»t they arc tanking forward with pleasure to the time when they will be able to mrnsure their strength npain with Germany U ut­ terly emmeun*. It Is true that they nre preparing for this trip! of strength, be* cause they consider it nnavolilahle; but they hate a horror of the struggle, l-ecau.se they believe that it would plunge every family Into mourning.—Paris Cor. Boston Transcript. As you get down into the Orient, you begin to see in the towns ami \ ft la era , miserable looking vagabond* who make a This bill la a campaign document pur**F .regular profeMton <>f mendicancy. They anti simjdt-. It is daulxd with the honey ' of free tru*lei«m just suflicit ntly At catch arc seen seated beside the fountain*, the places of worship and other public resorts. that clement, is crystallised withdlie sugar Tbeir garments cousin of rags patched on rags uutii they look like animated with n little protection to make tbe duth patch work quilts. Front out this con­ presentable —Ilarriabnrg Calk glomeration of remnants and tnUer* there peer* au unwashed face with a pair of ■ furtive black eyes, and toppe«! with un- ‘ "Do yon really love aa kempt liair. This to th" typical Oriental ---------’.’L. ’ tnef” he naked, ~ The fact that such a measure has been I*art of bis business is to lv bent down and kissed her white foreconcocted under tbe auspices uf leading mcnuicaitt. prrerul ns miserable and loatiieume an ,‘eai'; , , , , Demixrrats In close sympathy with Presi­ ■'o® sn°w * do, site- answered, in a dent Cleveland ounht to serve a* a warn­ ap]«arnnce as puwdble, fn order to nwaki tt -them or the ' ,, , , . ing against intrusting himpity withof tbr charitably Inclined and . further opportunitys. for mischief—Troy open the string* uf their puree. That wa* *>*7 • •»’I’P<*®. but “Hello.'Bab''” Time*. Our wandering wandering friend*, friemla. tho tho Gypsiee. Gypsies, nre are I1 was quite enungh. hen nn,“n a j Our • Helio, yourself ” --------------- * ' ■■ in number* • - •------clown iu Turkey, — i-ni but „ woman have told each other of their love. seen n “ Row's B—Inesi change has come over them there. Th® Th£ ' there i* Bill* more to say. They prolwbly ra,andwr'rc a wro-k behind on order* now. a-ty it again, and repeat it hr different The faults of the tariff bill may be Turks regard tho Gypstea as tho most Utt trell art tlirrr sn4 voa tuixM It” keys nnd with different modulations. I "ViutrretaiKl you've moved? tmce<l to the fuct that it baa liocn framed despicable of nil the human race, and not can imagine that a ninn in low might “Vrs; and Hirer but a tH-ttre harm-** shop t<> meet conflicting views ot Derixx-ratic only place them otitsidc the pale of find many pretty expression*, but the gist humanity, but religiously abstain from rcpre*cntHtivca in the house, and to witbof the thing i- the Mine. Model cooverstann the ordeal of pew-sneb ihronqb a Re­ giving tli> m aims. From the Inability to north of Jonra' ferd store, rixht on tbe corner, obtain a livelihood by begging from the aation as follows. In.fugue form, fur two you know." publican senate.—Philadelphia Kecord. Turks, th* Gypsies of Turkey have ap- i voices: "AU right" Do you love me! parently abandoned mendicancy alto- 1 ,,IW“-I love you. And a visit to tbe shop of J. W. Batieoek st (Theme.) the pisre nam-sl «ho««d tliat Mr. Itabcvwk's gather.—Thomas Stevens. She—Very much. J love you more than wmd* were Btrlri)) true. Sptetxlld location, If there is one section of the country you love me. (Answer.) < three bosy mcu. and a fine stock of which Is en’lrdy tati-fled with the Mills He- -No. I love you most. (SntMheme.) free trade blllllt ahould low t»« time in One can are the royal apartments at 8itr—Not more. That** niijMMsibl*. making itself knnWn. It d<*ea not appear on the map of the United Stutea.—Phila­ Buckingham palace or Windsor castle (Sub-answer.) ui>on u pass granted by tbe lord chamber- I He ami She—Then wo love each other delphia Press. biiti, u|'ion a letter from tho American biiu, U|xm a letter from the American very much. (A due vocl.) minister.or some member of parliament. r.u« v— But I aiuSiut sure that yon but the queen never occupies them and 1 can'jove me os Double and Meat*, alt made of brot oakI much as I do yuu. (bl ret to.) It will be remarkable, indeed, if the .. tanned Irath-r. which would be tenter If tbe .i_ uhave —- i.-« — _t e(t< they conMajuently lust•».their Interest. conwiuwiuj ............. r>''7r . Euj tic., etc., etc. bill, affecting as it does no many import­ tney people of l<a*ting* aud victnltv «ll<! not appre­ 7<fv tonTchamltcrlain ' ry-*--——i"1— nearly r«iMifcrl Ti(c fainted wit), with , By using there simple themes yon may ciate and buy m> many < f BMlieuek's banteas ant hiteresta,.Commands the,unanimous _ . . when l.w I t asked nfornoss to 1 ..clr u-rii*write n lu-rlf. . nf ronvrr»ntIona In amazement a f pass to easily a scrle.i of converratIona In Ural be cant keep even with orders. and unfaltering aupport of tin* Democrats Osborne castle, and ns soon as be could ' at least twenty four keys, on the principle os ll ncX stands.—Ciuciunati Enquticr, recover Ills powers of speech exetaimed ot Bach's Wuhltemperirtes Klnvtcr, but Dem. ' that such a tiling was never suggested your fugues must be composed for two ta'foru That castle, ho remarked, was voices only.—Crawford a '•Paul I'atoff." her majesty's own private jirojierty, Thercffs more of slashing'and cutting sclectel and occupied because of its seclu­ at domestic indtutries than was foreshadsion, that she hud a horror of being made toure or or better better James H. Ikunl, aifiong artists, may be ever offered. owed. The response from the country a show of and of being written about, and *■ ’ will reach the.’dull ears of the mnnagers he would just aa soon, send a atninger to placed with the veterans, but he has by no means -given tip active work He is at Washington.—Utica Herald. dine with her or ask one into her bedknown as an nnlmal painter; but many room^A Even the prime minister himself yenra ago. when he lived in Cincinnati, he A good ssnortment at bettom figures. dares not go to Oilornc unless he Is sumpainted portrait*. He then kni-w inti­ The evidence of patching and tinkering monrxl by royal command, and no peer of mately Gen. Sherman and hl* family. A is manifest in the inconsistencies of the tbe. realm or member of the ministry few months ago, although he had not hill, as well as ot scrupulous fronnnf to would think of such a thing ns approach­ painted a portrait for ten years, lie was keep the imnthern state* solid.—Philadel­ ing the pednee without an Invitation.— Mixed with a great desire to pnt the feat­ Cor. Philadelphia Times. phia Inquirer. __________ ures ot the f.amons man on canvas. He trusted to bls having been an ol<l acquaint­ All win call win receive polite attention. ance to obtain for himself tho requisite Considered aa a measure which to in- , In plowing in a swnmp an inexperienced sittings. He coMiranently wrote Gen. tended to affect th<in<lnairi<-sof the coun­ driver forced a yoke of oxen into n mire, Sherman his plan. What was hla disap­ try and ita foreign trade, thl* bbl fans no ami after much trouble tbe yoke was pointment end chagrin when he received rival for natnuudmg foolishness.—New taken off and Ono released. The other In an answer to the effect that ft would ,not the Mirnggle sunk deeper uml liecame much la- possible for the general to sit for him, York Tribune. ■ exhnn.iied. As we were two miles from he having been unimyed beyond jirausute by nrtiata nnd photographers wiUt Ute The MIUs tariff bill comes like " fry nf any bonne or help, our ingenuity was taxed lieyotfd measure to afford menus of snme nqueet. • flrent night The bill might with ptoreaciic. In ileaperation we fastened the ■ A few hours after receiving the letter priety I*entitled a biU to put out tbe,tires ox chain to the animal** horns and se- I of Pittaburg luilta and factoriea.—I ilta- cured It to a wipling clo«e by. nnd left the there wns n knock at tlie atmllu door, nnd w ho should npjiear but Gen. Sherman himself, •'fk’iird," said be, "1 wrote yon j Natutl Poasagea, green man to watch while we went in burg Tim«*. ... scorch of help. On our return we found nn unkh'd letter refusing your request. *it...-M prtin Hn,| t lie ox on terrn fltmn, nnd a narrow ditoh This is not. the way one old friend t-hauld • ' ' , That It was caiyfully drawn for tbe from the mire hole about ten feet to the treat another, and I have route tip to | 1 n 11 m *u,u,’‘1 pnrp<Hc of holding the soutliern vote, solid enrth, gradually sloping up, hnd af­ apoIncin- for-it, nnd tusay tluit I will gfv* ; Heals the Sores, which the Democrnui see is wavering, Is forded a xa'c and solid incline on which yon nil tho aittipgii you want." Tira re-1 »-------- -v very apparent.—Lyun Item. i the ox hot! walked out of trouble. The suit is a very sinking three-quarter like- I grccuhorti luul been equal to tlie cmer- ness, which gives great satisfaction to Stdsm of Tarti* England Will Itejolre Gen. She: man and his friend*.—New York I hd-I StnMl. prncy.—Cor. American Agriculturist. It slashes at the Industrie* of the coun­ try in u way which satisfies only the f .vc TI)Y THE CURI traders, and will cattM rejoicing in Eng­ Gen. Sheridan la atlll able to apeak In I Garflehl was the only president who the Indian tongue that he learned M a land.—Newburg Journal. — -- - -I ever ma«)e a speech lu a foreign language. lieutenant among the UmpltUla, of Oro­ When Ib* » »» Will HegtaHe could make • fluent oration to gen, thirty yeara ago. The fun will »« really begin in earnert f German. I W anted mort«H|fro on p»«e 4K1; ate! the said Barbel M. Clark a» admlutslratm of tbe relate ut Amana L. Clark, deevasod. hatliK an-tetted said mortraar to Alexaudrr 1. cfark by aasianmeut dated the twentieth day ot May A. l> UK. ai d recorded In the otfice of the Kr-ilsier of Deed* lu turd for Barry County, Michigan, on the \_ Peckham’s Its hint TBlepiw! Mti Croup Remedy!' I* prrpare«1 esprcislb f°r chlMron. and it* soecroi lu curing eruut> wlifeiplug c*iogh, eeMA IxMrsene**. t'roi*eiittls. and like t- mat aM lui>K »ff--tloii» sue ntm<*u t<> <-imdba«*d. isxkM Itjirally iKipiil-r ass tamw-b-iM iirfts nil rwotefiv I'reWix-iS Croup Hreu Ufea al* ed) Is plrasmit to take and -uo- fnrmR nf tain-taHhiuptira least Ii.turioa. lor 1148 UI tu tlie mist drill-air valid. Xu miin form nf opiate ruler into II* firm i wv* v |H.-itnri. .. ' ■■ rroultinx Irom the «Jinlntetraik»* of thevartM* Ci 1 rue r.rtixtnnl»t«rts'M< tbr uiarktL Lures K—rl'rt-ktiiinMnHiiiUvtaWhnnninir rdyalwaras* h«nd literate W nouping-^.d rortalu torelteve. Gives Cnito-h *® y«"‘r ilnl* *“•* ,B ,lme« VUUgll. inaay sirvplrsa. nnrioin hour* Wilt br avoided. A ataXfr ClirA^ trial win rernrr v<wr most VU4U3 From the Seat of War. SKrsaffiTTS*- hi" Coughs and Colds. HARNESS FETKIIAMK CROUP RKMKHY Wirt. .Midi — .HUM In Bastings by— WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBE&I TURF GOODS I : "F W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. ' 1,0 CURE N0 PAYI Fair and Square Offer to Invalid* to tiff Mew Mathcxl Treatment By whieh ouri ‘ incurable cases, for asilinilMted price REPAIRING! And Finally rt te to u», «I ■>■ age, sea,compiexton an< J. W. Babcock, n “<?. Catarrh Cream Balm FtVIB CST1' BUOneiouati through ■ X-4I- ^4.4 UMiruo Minnesota Lesda the World With ! �Embroideries! Embroideries 1 WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF MUSLIN ANDEverSWISS EMBROIDERIES! Shown in this City. i ALL FRESH NEW STOCK LATEST DESIGNS and AND AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We have an Endless Variety to Select from, and can show you all the 1 LATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON. TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS IN THIS DEPARTMENT AND OUR SALES ARE MOST GRATIFYING. ’ Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce bought and sold 2 Stores Hi? Hastings Banner.• ELumNW^MlCH., Maych 28th, 1888. COOK. Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES. ' i . - dustries, and that free trade would weaken and tear them down. _/ ’ Then pity tbe demagogues who, ham­ pered by the pernicious policy forced upon them by a blundering administra­ tion, take up the cry of tbe Cobden club and demand the abolition of,an safeguards which protection has wisely thrown around our labor and industrial interests.—Detroit Tribune. persons who give, offer, or promise any Middleville, Sax. office or employment to or for any per­ ■dW. a. French to son, in order to induce,such voter to Tboroapple. S3.a». vote or refrain from voting at such election, or by such means procure the election of any person to public office, or who shall advance money to be ex­ — —m WM* rn . , MU lu. * Ul* a? pended in bribery at such election, shall Woodland, an 2. J. W*"* W N- WUe’’: •** 17 «UU*a<’. be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of »W0. Also, all persons who shall ask or re­ ceive any money, position, or other conti.aon. sideration, for voting or refraining to Grove. W. M. Harwood D. EUridce; vote for any person, st any election, or who shall, after any election, receive any money or valuable consideration on account of having so voted or re- OranffBTlUe. Sl.lOO. trained to vote, shall be deemed guilty Anna Way io Rd* of bribery and punished by a tine of Yankee Springi, >300. Queer, isn’t it? how the only paper inl A newspaper that attempts to make. Barry county that fought local option,’ . whose editor in company with saloon1 tbe tariff responsible for the existence of “farm mortgages," exhibits the pov­’ keepers rode the county over to defeat» ’ countv prohibition, now rushes to tbei erty of Its resourcea in attacking the ' front to tell prohibitionists that it is protective system. The idea is too not their duty to support county pro­ Also, that no candidate for any ridiculous to be worthy of serious con­ '. hibltion. If consistency ever ought to। public office, or other person, shall corsideration. But it suggests a fact thatLittle James Willison, as he was well ’ be spelled with a big C, it should be in niptiy, by himself or others, provide or deserves mention, which is this. Take known among the old settlers of this , this case. But the prohibitionists seem pay for any refreshments in order to be and adjoining townships, died at his off the duty on wool and everything elected, or to influence any votes, under to like it, as it accords with the recent a penalty of not less than >25 or more home in Anyrii on tbe 17th, having action of their convention hero, and so than 8200; lection from all other American indus­ Also, any person who shall discharge, they have the only open opponent of tries, thus reducing the farmer’s in­ only a few days duration. county prohibition print their caucus or threaten to discharge, any person in lie was born Feb. 17th, 1821 in Cros­ come and destroying bls home markets, his employ, and any priest, parson, or notices, and no doubt their tickets too. officer of religious society who shall by, Hamilton Co, Ohio; moved with and there would be not only a great in­ Another case where a big C. would threaten to impose any excommunica­ bls parents Ik miles east of Hickory crease in the number of farm mortga­ Corners in 1837. He was married to come in play. There are five other pa­ tion or expulsion for the purpose of in­ ges, but the fanner would be much less 'r F<* »“>. IMS. pers in Barry county, none of which op­ fluencing any voter, at any election, In 1861 he moved B,rb into the township of able to lift the mortgage already on his shall be punished by a fine of not less posed county prohibition, th re? of than 826 dr more than 8200; Assyria, where he baa since raided. farm than he is now. He leaves a wife, five sons and a which actively worked for it, and yet Also, that the election of any candi ­ Who la so blind as not to see that to these three pufiers are deliberately date for public office, at any election, daughter, besides a large circle of rela­ cripple and destroy home industries is who shall commit bribery or any cor­ tives and friends to mourn his sudden to’drlve to the soil hundreds of thous­ snubbed by these alleged friends of pro­ rupt practice as defined in said act, if departure. His funeral services were hibition, and a paper receives their pat­ he has been elected, shall be void; largely attended on the 19th, a Bellevue ands of operatives, who are now con­ ronage which has the enviable distinc­ Also, that it shall be unlawful for clergyman officiating. The G. A. IL sumers of farm products, to become tion of being the only one that stood anv person to sell, barter, or give away, post performed their part in an admir­ farm producers ? Who so blind aa not able manner, suitable for the sad occa­ up for tbe saloon in the late contest in spirituous, vinous, or malt liquors on sion created by the death of one of to see that this would rob the fanners the day of any election held within Barry county. Mighty nice crowd, this state, umjer the constitution or their number. of their markets and render their pro­ that! laws thereof. xAnd by the further pro ­ ducts practically valueless? Who so vision of said act, the sheriff and con­ Editor Fuller, of the Newaygo Trib­ stable are required, and it shall be their Hind as not to see that this would .greatly depredate the value of every une, greenback, present clerk of the su­ duty, to close all houses or places acre of the farmer’s farm ? Who so ig­ preme court and ex-chairman of the found violating the provisions of said and to report forthwith all viola­ norant as not to know that the greater Btate central comffiittee. says that fus- iact, tions of said act to the prosecuting at­ the diversity of our home industries, Ion with all the democrats is impossl- Itorney fur immediate prosecution. Any person who shall violate anv of •nd the more extensive they become. ble in Michigan, since Cleveland’s financial policy is utterly opposed to 1tbe provisions of the preceding section, be guilty of a misdemeanor, and ducts and the greater tbe prosperity of greenback principles. But they will 1shall upon conviction thereof shall be pun­ fuse all the same, and Fuller’s capacious ished by a floe of not less than 826 nor British free traders and their Ameri­ mouth will be stuffed with another big more than 8100 and cost of prosecution, can allies wbo demand that this shall bite from tbe public crib, in order to and on failure to pay such fee and Deal Sib:—Ab Mr. Hinman, the become a nation of soil tillers, that we make him wheel into line. Don. D. costs, shall be imprisoned in the county druggist, told you I am a great friend jail not less than ten days nor more shall be held at the merciless will of than ninety days, or both such fine and of your remedy. I have used it at in­ tervals during ths past It years. It line. Tbe postoffice at Hastings shows imprisonment, in tbe discretion of the earned me safely through the critical court. _________________ foreign suppllee for our existence, are an instance in point. period of change of life without a sinbo friends to the American farmer or ““ U<Ud rTt*1 thin«Bfor Following are the real estate trans­ ADDIT1ONALLOCAL NEWS. fers for week ending March 26th, 1888, 1 always recommend it where I see a as taken from the books in the register ’ s case that needs it It always does tecstive tariff? A baser untruth could officesplendidly, often accomplishing more •ot be invented. It U the scarecrow of HxUiUln Political Purity- hu not rethan yon have ever claimed for it, and oetrrd tbr altroUou It Surra or the more than any one would readily beItem who did not personally know the •d in Great Britain to frighten foolish gingtein a country whose prosperity ■S£“>. Wright to (tamtMl Swank; 90* i trie British envy and would retard. Tbeaeua'L an intelligent farmer in to Mark Kklilmsa: loU 42 a vou5 a small dose at Zoa-Pbora qutete will gl tb-t nit BattlsCrafc. Messer Bros. & Reynolds Desire to call attention to the fact that they are the exclusive agents for Barry county for the celebrated Milwaukee Jr. 2-Horce Binder, Actual weight, ready for work, 1,150 lbs.; being very much lighter than any other binder made. Over 30 of these binders sold by ns last season, and everyone gave perfect satisfactiop. Yon cannot afford to buy any other and will not if yon inspect the Milwaukee Junior. Spring-Tooth Drags, WS *re “le agenUJor-the' oriPniJ Reed drags, and al‘ । Kh HypLare Pjatly impwveiihis year, we shall be able to sell them at a reduced pnee. ~ Buggies. We -shaH carry a larger stock of buggies than any firm in ofDa^ydC y °'10’000 People or lees. If yo£ need q^^yand“rice P 0D' ” ““ 8nrely TOit yon “ Wagons. dso reliable [arm tools, we are headquarters. new “d in the line of �The Hastings Banner. lev Livery Stable! DELTON, Thk People’s theatre company, of medloere talent, have been p&M hoSSi to very /SgT perbomaljiention. Mln, Mudge u home from Albion. Oub celebrated school shoes for girls and boys are unequalled for wear and service. They are made of the best stock and are just the thing for every ■ i .-.-<>f the public, the under- day wear. 8tavffi»& Crawley. ■hed a !!*!•»> and feed stable ' be pleased lu rceefw tbe The “Day Off Co." that was adver­ ■■■ Untiring giwd llrery rigs. tised to appear in Union hall one even­ ing last week got no nearer than Mid­ F. A. BLACKMAN. dleville There it disbanded and some of the members pounded tie* back to Grand Rapids. ibi-lling New Town on the Hastings City Bank. on'b^ni"' ’*■*“ 'A-X, 450,000.00, Mh-iiisan. for- OFFICERS; i n-Milrut; C. D. Beebe, Caahler. DIRECTORS: J. A Grable. Chester Mmwier, D. Beebe. U“ ldaLMK.i?."'‘P“ V1"“d GnUld a Sharl®y J>r,<*tord returned from Ann -fl-roor r nday. Hapto Frida1?“U'y rel“raM “ Gr“d \yill Williams, of Niles, spent Sun­ A crazy gentleman named Miller, from Woodland, who has for some day with friends in this city. F. G. Goodyear and Ed. Powers visit­ .. Transacted. time twen confined in the Kalamazoo asylum, escaped from that institution ed the Valley city yesterday. ’.XBIulUatlolM.. Frank Clarke left yesterdav for a ■h<-r* eiaiulnailoua and was on our streets Monday. He> follows, li/wit; was secured by Sheriff Shriner and re­ visit with Kalamazoo friends.' turned to Kalamazoo. Mrs, Oscar Youngs visited Vermont­ A woman, well dressed and a smooth ville friends last week. at 9 o’clock a. talker, has been doing aland office busi­ Mra. Frank Barnes left Friday for a ■ad.* work on the second ’ u.4 wmid {null- crrtin- ness in Battle Creek selling silver-ware, , visft with friends in Leslie. repairing (?). jewelry, etc. She works yTikl. Burton is spending his vacation a very plausible scheme but it belongs from Ann Arbor at bis home. to toe many others adopted by sharpers Mrs. W. J. Stuart, of Grand Rapids, who are on the look out for dupes. is visiting relatives in toe city. ROBERTSON HOUSE, / Miss Gertie Williams, trimmer for Mias Cora Bowker b visiting rela­ Miss Horton, has been in the-lrimming tives tn Howard City and vicinity. department of one of the leading mil­ CoL C. W. Armstrong graced our ?- < i.:>iH’uurt 51*4 Haotiug*. Mleh. linery houses in Grand Rapids prepar­ sanctum with his presence Saturday. Rates. Si .CO per Day. ing herself to better servo the wante of W. L. Eaton, of the Kalamazoo Tele­ • j • tilth v>M<ant nK>m». The the customers of her employer. She re­ : •. .r ; it rv>|>eeHirtl)^yliclted. turned last night to be ready .for the graph, was in the city Friday on busi­ ness. • Easter trade. Milts Hallock left Friday ior Lapeer, We believe it is time there was a where she w;ill spend this week with , change, and a radical one. in .the city friends. administration. For ten years it has Rev. W. A. Cutler, of Hastings town­ pt and long time. Ad­ been uninterruptedly in toe hands of ship. acceptably Idled the M. E. pulpit one party. We believe the principles Sunday. ‘ it.’. Michigan. that animate that party render it unfit for the control of a city that hopes to » P. T. Ccrtgrovc and family returned -ptlbltrMU Cai from a visit with Charlotte friends be progressive and prosperous. s.Vki.i- o ut; Monday. ’ It seems quite certain that J. L. The Misses Franc Williams and Wilkins will be practically the unan­ Laura. Bessmer visited Grand Rapids yesterday, . ii:. tbuniuy Marvh Mb. at two p. m. imous nominee of the republican^ for mayor- Jim is a hustler, anddf “Billy” Babcock has returned to tho any city ever owed a debt of gratitude city and contemplates opening a barber to any man Hastings does to J.JL. shop here. , Wilkins. He will make an energetic ■ Mr. and Mra. Bert. Walker, of officer and ought to be elected. You .Martin, are visiting relatives and find no tlie* or moss around him. friends In this dty. I ■BeN; ■ Istrase. March mhtwo p. u>. of OranitrvlUe Thursday r The meeting of the delegates from the G. A. R. posts of Barry county has been adjourned to meet at the hall of Fitzgerald post In the city of Hastings, at 10 a. m.. April 21st. to tlx upon toe time and place for holding the re-unlou. Tl 0 ► v 'AMjK.-A nt-u 7-room home io Let every post In Barry county be fully 1 < rrrk. .Mich.. fnr tram of bones. 1 represented at said meeting without nw. tarww, buggy and anythin* else of! fafl. C. W. Armstrong. CoL -*ifwn Ttatraday. March 2»U>., W ba“4in* lot to exchange for lumber. Write*), C. H. CONKLIN, .'->04 Stale ML. Chicago, Ill. gZEl>*’h’TATOE^ * • Early Rose—For Sale. Frank -..•ferrMad han some xplrndid Early Ke.. I ma.-, brought from Frtmkry. which If?'iiouKhtaUn & l.lchtjr'a grocery.1 ' ; BEAMER'S. ■ Local News. Circulation this week. 2,150. ' jWe w.v.i that wood before election. _ J'i i-vf.st Smith is building an addi-. te'n t<>residence. Ronntr Dawson has purchased toe, n.orp buihiing on State street. theaddrag of the late Peter joopt i oa the tariff on our last page. Tin; law office of Smith & Colgrove> us been ‘spruced up’ by means of a. *** no vacant houses in nastjEgH. and from 25 to 60 new ones1 *»U Lt erected this year. Every fanner and laborer should , 5**1 th* maaterly address of the late -teter (coper on the tariff question. Ti’l1* .F,:^e prohibition convention will be held in Grand Rapids, May 16. The democrats meet there May 10. Tur republicans of Hastings town•h.p nominated a splendid ticket Bat-■ nrnav. headed by Hale Kenyon for enpervisors. njihehe , of the Banner can af­ ford to fail to read the masterly ad-. dr-«ot the late Peter Cooper on the tariff question. T’n:’■‘•publican ward caucuses willI w held to-morrow, Thursday, night, on hand and put up none but good, live, available men. J'rEND 0,6 ’■‘•publican city caucus ,• *fiecourt room to-night at 8 o’clock, MJ pul none but the best men in the c ty in nomination. ■ c*‘-y has a charter that is a relic! ?! lhl‘ 'W lonff “K°- It ha» long since1 Mrvived its usefulness, and ought to one hhat will enable our city to do m other citie* do. y The society connected with Emman­ uel church will be entertained by Mrs. D. G. Robinson. E. Busby. Dr. Andrus. Diamond. Nims, Mason. Etta McCor­ mick, Minnie Matthews. Kittle .Steb­ bins, Mary Woodard and Hattie Wood­ ard at the society rooms an Thursday afternoon of next week. A cordial invitation extended to . all. Supper from 6 till seven. Friday afternoon toe water gage of an engine in a saw mill in Hastings township broke and one of the pieces struck one of the eyes of Charley Watera. of Hastings township, who was working near at the time. The young man was brougbC to Dr. Lowry in this city, who found it necessary- and re­ moved the eve. The patient has recov­ ered so rapidly thM he was removed to his home yesterday. April 5th is the date set for the ball given under the auspic»« of Hastings division No. 19, U- R- Kp- T*1® proceeds are to help defray the divlsfon-s expend in sending it* drill con* to Cincinnati. It ought to be a matter of duty and pleasure for the dtlz-ensj>f Hustings to patronire thta.l*"L..{I,?ol: ingi division has won much "edit for our city, and its success at Cincinnati next June wiUJ1"?1?. Hastings throughout the land. Help toe boys, so that they will feel that they are backed by their city. Closing Out SALE.-Harlng decid­ ed to close out our entire stock, and wind up our business, we propose to. Miss Stamphler and Mrs." Wallrige, of Battle Creek, are visiting Elder Gi lias pie nnd wife. The Misses Glenna Schantz and Gertie Mudge are spending the week with Middleville friends. Mr. Hawley, of Grand Rapids, a tele­ graph operator, was here last week In the interest of the Brotherhood of operator*. Miss Delia Rising left Monday for her home in Woodland. She has re­ signed her poaipon in the store of Goodyear A. Barnes. Miss Maggie Husted, preceptorres of the Manistee high school, is spending the spring vacation at her brother’s, T. S,1 Husted, in the fourth ward. \J F. G. Goodyear returned from Now York Saturday. Frank was to the metropolis during the great blizzard, and can tell some tall stories about IL Chas. Jenner, .of Rutland, has been sick for several weeks. He was flrat taken with brain fever, and the results are that he b liecomlng an idiot, as ho seems to recognize do ons. nor seems to know anything. Sad. Mrs. James K. Brooks, who h:w been expected to die for months, still lingers here to suffer; and suffer she does. How she can- live an hour passes all human calculation. She is being virtually eatenjop alive with cancers. ■4 April 9th being the 23rd anniver­ sary of Lee'a surrender, the G. A. R. posts throughout tho state propose to celebrate ths occasion by rousing camp­ fires. It has been freely asserted that the Lowell and Hastings IL IL bonds to a New York Trust Co. compelled them to build to Hastings. Such is not the case. A proviso in the bond gives the r. R. the privilege, subject to the ap­ proval of the Trust Co, to change thdr original line from the original location if the interest of said railroad shall so demand. Moreover, while those bonds have been made out to the Trust Co, they have never been sold, but are to dav and have been since their issue, on and country produce generally, inj desalt in the Old National bank, of tS Ly ot too above Grand Rapids, and toe money so far expended to build and equip the road has been advanced by Messrs. Sweet & are.lrtem.lo.1 to Hollister, President and Cashier of too above bank, who will build their road •hougbtalin & Lichty. whenever it is to their interest to build Chautauqua circle meets with Mra. it They want to oome to Hastings and will come here if our citizens will do what they ought to do in aid of the project Any one who will tote the trouble to read the records io toe Reg­ ister’s office will easily be convinced that even if the Trust Co. held the bonds, those bonds would not compel -Mr. HratUi. Cwwi.uvu-.i-- the building of the road to viola WUlloon. C. H. VanAnnau. hinlv Sitm ui Hup. .tM^hen*11 *°d *“e *P™‘ UunJty’ We hope the republican city caucus IL B. Messer was at Grand Ilapids on t<-night will remember the old saw; business Friday. “Young men for war, old men for .A- H*ni» i« visiting Ver­ counsel.’’ Put up young men with montville friends. Sood qualifications aqg plenty of get MJ m Ruth Youngs will leave Friday lere in them. for a visit in Ohio. During toe past two months Dr. E. Frank Storms, of Prairieville, was in H. Lathrop has secured the following toe dty yesterday. . ing pensions: Original, Mahlon Senter, Mra. C. C. Mason spent Sunday with Sarah Robinson. Eunice Allen. Joseph friends in Nashville. Fchelty. John J. Hoffman. Increase Mrs. Anna .Mason now occupies the Leonard Sledge, Robert Traver. ’ house of Cheater Messer. The odd fellows of Hastings lodge, A. D. NLskerp visited Albion rela­ had a social in their hall Friday even­ tive* the first of the week. ing last after the session of Rebecca Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, was in loiige. and surprised N.G. R. Blivin by presenting him a pair of g^ld bowed the city Friday on busness. specUiclra. It was Mr. Blivin’s (Kith Miss Gertie Rose, of Grand Rapids, birthday. is visiting Hastings friends. HASTINGS. MICH. Jiri Stan ui lu?u. C. bkoela left ft,r Cleveland MonAs can be seen elsewhere Mnum Ho«rttalta* Lichty are toeir business. They want aU who Frtd.yJ Kld‘“ds «• ■“ Middleville owe them to adjust accounts without delay. yw253.H,n“ vto,ud Gr“d One of our correspondents speaks thia week of an agent that is canvass- UHEfrta<ll.WteT to vtala“»'',rMd Kafr county plating silver-ware. Look ou| for him! The plating eva­ l^novuio.*1’ BroO,“ “ v““* “ porates within 34 hours. afford to shut its eye* to the real situ*- THE SPECIALIST, HASTINGS, - - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple, with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. GOODYEAR BROS. LUNN : BROS Testimonials. Of these be can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF * Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. All the Latest and Nobbiest TAILORS THE Consultation Free: Patterns in Goods and Styles. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD. a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the Quality of Goods and Work. Guaranteed. most approved remedies, . Call early while our stock is complete. adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. RESPECTFULLY, Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ HiTizin Bros ers would fail. Reversible and Self-Sharpening Share and Point. Saves 50 per cent, in repairs. A full stock of HARDWARE always on hand. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SPRING SUIT! Of the La-test Style, at the Most Reasonable Price, oF for the Latest Stylea in AND SPRING SUMMER HATS ■GO TO- E. W. MORRILL & CO.’S Who keeps the largest stock, the latest styles, and whose prices gre LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, As our facilities for buying are better than our competitors can pos­ sibly have, as two of OUR STOCK-HOLDERS ARE CONNECTED WITH —TWO OF— THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSES IN THE EAST. E. W. MORRILL & CO One Price Clothiers, Hastings, �I GREAT TOPIC OF DISCUSSION. OFFICIALLY SQUELCHED. |j I niCh Aathoriti** on »>»« Tftriirnin—a rnre'T A*etl«w»a1 Altair. ' The main topic of talk for th** week hn* i been tbe exprrtoncntnl free tnulr tariff, ' which to the wnnH sod krotr«qii<* onteomc Bitter are defendant*. Notice to hereby given that I shall sell al (rtitdic auction to the higte*t from Mr. Cleveland’, ponderons free .... ....______A.iHI A jil>. trade mrwuqw- If K*J*rt J. Wnlker had ____________________________ v-— Dte*. at tea o rtock id the forrnoro.at tbe 11Ted i,„,s cnonj;h to have brcn tbe maker It-.-I ! <'nKO*rr jacqueminot The irraM (fetors ia Europe doal MwiD to kbow what site “Utoer Fr^ J Thus Me, tbe Our field and JJ,m vpiMMferrpmted. and public eoofidenS tn “expert." medical kuowlwigf, i8 Ui£4, * • ’ ! i ; In uur last bnun wr pointed ontaome ' of the tiiiK-tMleinrnta ol an Interpolated A NEW YEAR’S SONNET. HmUuk*. roam, county m of uarry Barry a wud « state of-- MiefaiH^IIUK-. ------gau. SM’d court bouse bring the for bolding Ohm Dairy and Food Commission, extrtndvejy advertised, but as we could uot spare all the pagro of that IBaUu । uattTu-jw,atM«cow'*burning; hlM fainl, W(mw re*t in th« ta-art —fkwie Chandler ta American N pre#<rTed hu rbetorfcnl and imaaithat would have been m-cesmry tor a -------- ----------------I stand today a* on a mountain height lull expose of this royal report, we n>* Mosquito of Trinldai native powers undiminlshed, he might About mo throng tbe ghouls of jiertsl have again to refer to it, to allow that-^ particular room assigned । have com-trnctcd a tariff ns magnifleenfr, this ingenious device tor uufatr cotnprhave been equally delightful, but that .lylorand bring hi the county of Barry ayJ wtjato- from au English free trade standpoint, as til loti acteil like a boptovrmig. Durol • _3S2— tlintowhlch he got ndopted lu 1840. nnd the powdrrn nought.to Ih* injured in the light by musquitoc*, who, for bloodthirsty which only a remarkable combination of Inigus report was that made by a com­ ferocity had a bad pre-eminence over th* favoring Providence—such ns the Cali­ . .. . . u-.i_______________ _lwrarhMr« I pel it hr linn. A careful perusal of the fornia gold discoveries, the Crimean war. Like a star shadow, dying tutu light. containing seventy Ove more or le»». genuine report shows that till# very etc.—prevented from yielding its magnifi­ Dated. HMtlniw.MIciu. March Mb- «»*»• powder conUina over 3 per .cenL more amtucid him through n gios*. Bewick, with cent result, lu the way of widespread f-ireuit^rt Comndsstonsr. Bairy Co.. Mich. cream ot tartar and 8 per cenL iron ol the invplration of genius, bad drawn hfa ex­ financial dtotreftse*, long before 1857, fiMfTH A a>uftuFL. ton tiller or Btarati, giving off one-twelfth act likenes* as the devil-a Jong black strokq when the deferred dtaaaters came. In rtranre ethereal mu»lc fitfully: more curiioDjc acid gun tbau the Royal. for tho body, a nick fora neck, bonis on th* Now, however, time* have changed. In 1 lbus proving that the Royal ia by no bead and ft bwtk fir ft mouth, spindle arms, 1840 cutton was king In tho south nnd •free trade was dominant. At that time mean* the l>e«t baking powder meodream! I tinned in that report. slavery and free trade combuieil to keep —Paul Hamilton Rayne In Youth'* Ccinponton. labor in chains tn the south, and In ruin- . Thd-royal rd.tors ol the bogtm report was te-fore me which, in the uuforgetabk* I rittoirellMpnJte\0.lrtto?.Stbrbtai.ret rudder, cm ifetwdny omi corn|>cUtlon with foreign labor In the t I having laid considerable strtai upon tailpiece, to driving the thief under tho pil­ north. Free trade was rnmpiuit, and its ] Writing In 1178 on tlie conclusion* to be the atuouut of rrBiduum tn baking low*. and I luul a melancholy wittotactfagt in advocates had the courage of their un­ drawn from hi* study of tlie Rmaian enm- jHiwdi rs, it may be as well here to BUI* identifying him. I bad been warned to bo American conviction*. From Robert J. I»ign against Turkey, Capt Gnrene, United the well known tact that the more oa tbe lookout for acorpieitH. centipede*, jlgWalker ti> Mr. Glevclnnd aud Mr. Mills, Btati* engineers, said: “Four hundred men, cream of tartar and aoda are used in a u,r third day Of March A. !».. Isja, by Uie Fro what nn intellectual descent! gnrriaoning a little redoubt «>f 100 yards on a l-akiug powder the larger is the per­ bate court <4 Barry County. Michigan, all of the I Thot athletic and ftcconipltehcd student csl-te, right, title aud Intermit of tbe said ilite, and firing both- from tbe parapet and centage .of tartrate ol potash and MMta. economy ami tariff — politirjil r— ------------------- *-------1—•>-----legi'lution, ——--------• niMiors of. In and to tbe real estate situate and >i of tlm ditch, can nOw in twelve minute* easily and ns this, litmus moisture, is the rea. briny in die Count} of Barry, in tbe State of Judgn Kelley, in an Interview reported by residue, the Koval baking powder, M. blen. knoan Midd^i^'d a, follows, to-, -ybe World's Washington correspondent, deliver 34.000 shot*, a veritable hail of lead, judged by this standard of their own enough by hit :•»*>»—I hU “Wfl eouwinp. (or th. Frond*. ciiinming, is one of the purest baking powders In the whole list. One reason rai.ee eight wru lying north of the highway , Mills tariff, oa one that “is not pervaded lembug from HsAtiur* to Yankee springs, । by BI1y paramount principle or the Wm ¥ FeHiSn? d°ctritie of UI,7 school of economtota, buileu find* it* billet, tbe defender* will I or ibis is that tartaric acid and amluonin, used us aulmtitutro fo<*ream of | Charles Reade, tbe English novelist, one* and thence running west on Die north line oi j native or fjrelgn," and added that have destroyed 1^300 nirn during tbe. time tartar, leave comparatively little restaccompanied a party of friends to the opera —ui .....rf-.-iinb fs not in accordance with Mr. jarter section ew...',.n» tv.*-i>t»-r>v«- r~i. rod* !..»»»«*« to a stake, I „™r. ••I.z.h.-nt-rin" ------- ----------------------r»---- ■ „ — was on »<>ulh DCS rods U> inc center of I ho high i Mills’ often declared conviction in favor and a quarter, L e., throe time* tbelr own d.r, A lurUirr <>*erh»uUo< OT th» bo- ■ _ Urwl .1.- —,Y-r«rn„H *"■ I'10*!4 !“r ««l *«™ U a ticJborthi lathe I of the Robert J. Walker bill of 1840. or of number.” In ISfifl the powuble iV.wtrurtion ».abeure> north gFrofe 2 Tbo lollowlu, otTI,...! rtn*uUr. I'd1raeworoblo uxodeoi reUrol lo Uot prethe bill of 1857, which reduced Mr. Walk­ was Itwa than a twelfth of that in 1877. Du* mlb«, containing । iished In the•:Ohio Mate Journal, Col' xeepting all t»re< er’s rates of duty pro rata aud gnvu us it must.Im allowed tliat tlie possblo dertruotiou io iSSti will have doubted thnt'of 1SS7, iimbus. Novetale-r 12, 18«7. fully wr••We had taken front «eota in a proscenium roboratea all’that we Bhvjb tell it our box Suddenly a stronger took a seat behind have had since before the war of 1812. apd tiie defense will have correspondingly duly to say about the publication o. IX B. COOK. Guardian. Judging from tbe clear bat, as I think, the report of [the Ohio iftate dairy and •Acbhlmmel! Sehrgul! Acbrchiwt! Sohr very mtetnkcn view* presented by Mr. tho future weaker than ever, wlwther ogainat tood roinmission, aa luisquoted by tbe Ctevelnn.l In his recent tnesMige, a brief works or mere fluid intreucbuienta or rifle Royal Baking Powder company: *ana> sort, clapping hh hand* meanwhile and glance at the slrnnge commingling of high pit*.—Now York Times. At a-M-iaon of lb» Probate Court for the STATEMENT FROM COMMISSIONER eUunping like a demented mature until ba protection tariff on n number of southern Gnrtnty of Barry, boldrn al the Probate Office In • MCIMT. ' % became absolutely irtolcmtbk'. A* won a* th- City of linstliiK*. In said county, on Hon­ production* nnd the extreme free tmde ■ To the Editor: da!.. the Mh day ot March. In tbe year one provisions tipplicd to name of uur heaviest Medical insjiecLoni of acboobi -are being Uxmxami etahl hundred and eighty-rigntAbout two months ago I published rwiuiated him to have the lunatic removed. productive iuduitjdeB, must nutueoto gradually apimiuted in all tho cinlixrd states . Pra*eni. wm. W.Cate. Judae of Probate. of Europa The Hungarian ministry of edu- ; my offloial circular No. 6. on the com­ But 1 can never hope to give you the gestures In tbe matter of the estate of Wm. 8. Beadle, position of baking powder*,ahd includ­ or tlje expression with which the fear stricken fid From Walker to Milla is from tho sub­ On rcadiui; auiTnilng the petition, duly vrri- lime to tbe ridiculous. Yet there is a appointment of public *chool ilixtor*. It ed in it the analysis of thirty brands of uater rejdiad: ‘Achl das 1st Herr Wagner I" fiwl.ofC. S Beadle, roo ot said deceased and ex-*nnor nathed ........ In toe last win and, testament j sort of low political cunning in tbe Mills will bo their duty to periodically inspect the this class of g(H‘ds which were genernlol Mid deceased, having renuonced tbe tru*t I bill. It* free trade features strike bard <i> raid MT-^WVW. uaVang icuvwan^a t..C "““-! , Kbool building* a* to their light, ventilation, ■ ly sold anil u.-wd in Ohio 1 did this fur 1 — - -----------------------rri-wwd lu him. praying that a certain ln»tra- 1; on the people of the Republican states. water *uppiy, retreat*, tbe number of pupil* the information of the people of tin-' -mem now uu Sk- In this court. i«n»<>rt!ng to lx- ■ of Michigan, reEI„fc how largo a part of human activity to tho cubic space occupied, etc.; to rx^min* state, who were consumers of these ttw- lost w IU nnd teatament nf said d.-eeu.r<l may Congressman Burrow*, Think t>- admitted to probate, and that administration bean* witness to this when be say* to Tbe such pupil *rpunitely a* regard* the general of said ctatr wttli the will .annexed may be I Tribune’* Washington correspondent: "1 health of body, mure jiarticularlv the cy<M granted to luiyal K. Knapjicn.' or some other hnve studied tbe bill carefully i-nough to lion, and having laid la-fore tHhm the suitablr jr-cson. chltwry of jurtiee, with its legislature*, ita rti-reut>iii It I* ordered.that Thursday. Hie discover that if it becomes su law it will hair, skin, etc. They must keep «;<cc*inl ao- plain nnalysls Jett them free to c|iO(Mte swamp nil of the most important indus­ lor thrm?elv»s. 1 had no thought or attend* continually upon tries of Michigan, wool growing, lumber­ in care of mfecliuus discaaek tho doctor must »Uhl.. r.v,»u.y pwtlcUr l.nAd or cairn and attorney* am y«t.-rera. urererthis very thing. And yet'tbe gJonotM uncering. side making, the raising of flnlbqind are tho pJliente at ’ their 'own- bumea. He v.n.ty or powurre. ud u,«... u»2,h„l.J1„.frraU pw, hemp, etc. In fnct.it doekn’t lenvc'us must keep a special account o^ this influence sodh! opinion us to their respective — . ' —---------------anything except tlw privilege of fishing, school life exercise* upon tho ln»ldy health merits. I simply stated the facts that and I do not know wlielher.Cnnndn would and mental development of each pupiL— (were generally acknowledged, and-the satiuu for dote.-mining the righto of nation*. Ute peudoadl* should not be granted. And It is permit ns to enunge m that industry. Chicago Nows. . I questions that were, still unsettled in tbe ultimate makeweight in the scale of further ordered. That said jH-tliloncr give notice • Our copper must go by the teiknl, butoiir regard to this class ot goods. an<l left Iron orc is saved, not because it should I the purchaser free to buy or use which- right throughout the age* to one long mar­ not go into the bill, if the tauer be con­ I ever brand he preferred. tyrdom. It to ever being, cnivifk-d afresh news pa- st rneted on any principle wliatever, but lie­ One month ago there appeared in ’ taken of tho luscious sandwich as they I and put to on open shame. But, shaking cause to place It on tbe free list would mean 1 your journal and in many ot the leadthe loss of the electoral vote* of .Virginia traveled through life nnd dined at tho gorgeous railway lunch counter, few prob ­ Jug papers of the State, a false-and right ba. hitherto been venerated by uiunWm. MC cout,. to the Detnocru’ic party, nnd endanger the ably know where this hunger annihilating garbled statement which does this oom Judge of Probate. party's supremacy in. Tennessee and Alabama. You sec it ia uiuiuiy a sec­ vuu.d got its unique name. It wo* not from mission great injustice, and which 1 Vtue.—W. K JJBjr tai Fortnightly Review. • appr» bend was published in the inter-1 tional bill.” pose, nor from the sand "wicb" is found in rat of the Royal Baking I'owder cum-| The Republican Pacific coast catches ft, state of Michigan-in tbe Circuit Court tor tho pany. The falsie aud garbled statement of course. Says Congressman Morrow: C-ointy of Barry, lu chanceryvillages of CaliforAlonzo Ferris, complainant. •’To the Pacific cosist tbe L IU will be ob­ tiMiof Lord Sandwich, an Eughab critte- ‘ makes quotations from my circular I . lattoery—Fifth Judicial Circuit, V-MW uue H.nxa »ar»n. oof DI by amuavn affidavitu.u»u that Martha .. A SStfebnfe.deten.tai.re lb- staivee..tlili*d cause. peiNms In ti.to court, reside* out of itiemdd state of Mli-htu'itn and In the state uf , N-w. York in the Uulte.l hhumof America.and ou motion of Knappun A VanAnnan, Milteltor. f H-ihrul.onimunedeompiHionnt.lt i* ordered jectionable In general nnd in detail.. It would destroy many of our indnstricMust in the prw-*-. of development. Tnte, for >U-Stence, our raisin interests We pro­ duced lost year from lO.OOO.OOOto80.000,000 pounds of raisins, nnd the industry Is oniv j.. irf,...rT a*i10 i.in nwlnee ?.niy, »'* "s’uiuncy. ine mu would nunce Mie tarifi from two cents per pound to one aud ime-half cent*, which would be suffl- 1*. the wild exams within four months from the d ’r nf tln»ord-r, ei«r the-aid bill of complaint shall be taken as »'*l /""'V’JSJJ h“ilwB.»TS»22. '"k?" “dri” rafsins out o( the market. Republican Vermont *nd Ohio are !,I’ecial ▼ictims of thi* partisan bill, whieh D.mocm.rw.mu. -I'b, Nettle Raymond and Martha A. Wood, do . s pxiwrprinted in said County of Burry, and l»- *heep Industry of Vermont,” say* Con-•--------- ----- ——L for six . gressman Grout, of that state, "hits .“ pllhli suffered severely from the tariff reduction d-r betervad on the «»M defendant persanally, ot I®®. •» baa that of the whole country, st least twenty days before tlie time herein pre- , but this means annihilation, and bow the ’ ‘ president nnd his party can expect the I wed till* irth day of March. A. D. ISM, at sober judgment of the American people to th- dty of Charlotte. In said circuit. approve it is indeed a mystery.. Wool and FRANK A. HIH1KKR, Circuit Judge marble, with a uO per cent, duty struck off, and lumber, all demand a hearing from my state, and I think the Committee will grant it unleM their bead* are com­ pletely turned.” । “Tha bill,” *ays Cofagrrnsman Gros­ venor, of Ohio, “is sbamefully m-ctloual. It strikes at (be lumber, wool, salt, v«getabliw, hay, fi*b and many other of the Erodtict* of tbo north, and carefully keeps antis off from cotton goods, rice, sugar and many other things of tho south. The Kentucky bourbon is protected by tbe Kentucky ifietnber of tho ways and means committee. The |>otterle« of Ohio are bit hard, but the apecfaltk-s of the aoi/th are not molested./ Tho salt Industry of my ; district will fo destroyed If tbe bill pusses. I The wool men of my section will be forced I out of bufitnaM.” These are some of tbe aspects of a tariff bill that Is, too natural outcome of the small, narrow and inconaistent parttoanehip which has an ex-Mugwunippresident, now S]x>ils Democratic in his Here* deter­ mination to get a second term, for a “re­ form" figurehead,.and whose figurehead in the Democratic branch of cougrena, Speaker Carlisle, atands for the “whisky ring" and free trade, the “whisky ripg" being the only remaining subatittUe for the old “Blare power" in tbe tenth and controlling most of tbo southern politic* and politicians and ncwk|>aiier*. Any­ thing to keep up tbe whisky tAx is Ita GENTLEMEN. motto. “The wtitoky ring"—by fnr tbo most formidable “trust”-in the country, nnd ull ot M in-polltles, all tbo time and «.«■).jb Mu! durnbl- as those cosHax If. or M. with all it* power, compromises with and baring no tack* or nail* to wear the nloeksouthern aentlmcut by keeping up the t”X or Unrt.tbe feet, makes ihrsn as comfortable fc'Hl wril-nuing as a band sewed shoe. Buy the duties an pig Iron.and coal. HuT. “nh-M staiiipmi on bottom Such Is "revenue reform" under this \v h F1 ■H'K** ’’■wranto!." W. L. Dhuc.I.AH ttfillOE,-theoriElnalrfic! remarkable administration.—New York -1 welt n attoa, whlrti.-dquato Mai! and Express. •Meerihixfromtatofe. ___ •A-s «-» HHORIWimexceUed "W. 11' DOWLAS g> SHOE 1» worn by all. I The young Norweginn girl afflicted with AU Um dive n,1 “T w6r^ leprosy fti West Liberty is named John­ son. She Is n native of Christiania, and was advised by her home physician t«> A "WOOLEY, AOEMT, come to thto'country. HerdtoMNshowed itself ten yeara ntpj. Leprosy to common HuUug*. In Norway, and’In thp Norwegian colony in Minnesota there Is nearly always n case or two. H always prorre fatal, but re­ Where Are You Going? moval to -America nearly always retards its progress nnd lucrc.ws its duration from nine years, a* is nsunlly tbe caM» in Ttrirwny for tubercular leprosy, to several years inure, in this country. The above statement to made on tho authority of Dr. Gnir.wal'l, of the Norwegian colony, w ho suites that children born in tl:in country -wnlMvetroubte. tin*>,au<l munty. A~.ru llllVf" til >» <■ . ....._ imi-CLCUr M I — - - ... .... rirr Muscatine (Minn.) Journal. J W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE If Gruver Cleveland should hnv* chance to write a second letter of ncret crat, who was such an inveterate gambler ' without using quotations marks, and ho iiiinglra and blends ita statement x, interpretations and cdtnniente with the of bread, which he devoured during tho prog- language of the circular as to leave the rca* of the guinea.—Hotel World. । liujireralon that the article wan semiutltcial. This article— pretending to । quote, but distorting and misrepresent­ i»g niv officii)! circular as it did—was a da Therapcutiiju* that, after naving tried *UU!,t flagrant abuse of an official paper, various iuctlm to arrm epistans in children. W1M greatly misleadiu., and the pubhe tried lemon juice, and tar twelve y«ir» Ucutiifii ot such a document was whollv has had from it* um> tho best result*, with no UhJustiOabld. It wgs alike an injustice . failure*. Hw method is, first to wash out th* 1 to> Uif the trmfe trade and to Uns this commission, u<mnto with on ordtearr urethral syringe, ! which Bought to niMxe make an impartial and ami hieh sought anti then, haring removed nil dot*, ho ii>- | unbiaswl statement of the facte relating | jcct* with the ajring* the juireof tho freshly to tile chemical composition of the Imk- ' squeozed lemon. Ho found that ftlmait al- mgs powdersi of oi euHirneree, eoturntree, and to the th*way* ooo injection to sufficient to stop the chemical dianj----------------- " bleeding ia two minutes. Hs <Ld not get priH-vsaestoof took low Utu ,'uTttor such result* from usuig citric acid.—Popular — •supplied bv this ijfflre with copies ot Whan the temperature rise* to a certain point a bell rings. Al the same moment tbe tomattcally unhitched, white two stream* of water spurt from Hie wall at the right height ho backs out of tlie stall and perceive* the What Beootna* nf flu Dr. C. A. White, ot Harrisburg, thinks ba knows who* become* of tho antlers that drer, In nearly all of them improv*. and beauty. This to a step In the right din«ction, and will do much to attract tbs CJMB p^opi Franctoeo Bulh-Un. till* baking ’powder 1* uwd In th* prepara'ion every 100 seconds, through a Minium arreogn. ' ment.ared drop on a prepared win to thread about a foot and a half long, nud trickle* down this. Behind tho thrmd to a Kuh beginning with "pure air” (up to 0.7 per 1 onoj at tho bottom, nnd ending above with “extremcly bad” U to 7 par 1,000 and morel. Tn ------ —__ I . I OB#nllT . m . mn ,dined giving ap opinion on the point, aud aa , । to gain .time for obtaining ^*^*8*^ In the w,xxl. at Orlando, C“‘,,rT °° the * °rl”' 11 mUo *** 141,11 tp * faJdikmnlfe setronery N«* York an old tombstone waa used far • kn**dh>K board in the kitchen, until tbe ^ri oi'jscted to having fragments of “ mw-Tiption te the memory uf acmie woman ,ral’n*wd intotbolx.ttom* of their loavc*«g br®®d-—Good ilouarknejiing. —_____ cbnnjte. Of rotate, any stotcirrtits made In caught In pnu-ttoing na li tiick* m> theseforthe purpose ol deceiving the public, will lie enllUed It l» probably wisest In the Interest of our tauilUea. and |o prevent our food from bring hi*shoulder." And; of calliag him a tram Tbe etertric Hgt Denuto Brown, a rill aojourn a* Jad Detroit. Bay City Three Rrvwv folic* the Washington autl a Hartland church *o TO FLINDERS the theorias of Elocutionist*." sty* Ito >sw Y. Independent, * BOOK FOR EVERY ONE. would-be benedict ia Before an Audience I The Um of the Will in Public Speaking. A Good SiMiokln* Voice to be Acquired bv a* Exercise of the Will-Articulation tobe Ar.pilr •ul by tho Will—Physical EarueMne*- lb* Self Reltanee tor Public Speak I or-The ah ri Bring Naturei—The Dramatic Elemeut hi Pub llcH|>caklU)t-A Talk About Audlrttcv<-ll.-w te Think of ttometblug to Say—The Right shape READ AND 8E CONVINCEDHow many beautiful aterteo of me advice ghra h> actor* and orator* he 'pmto! How in.«: y bmmifal bubbles toe bursts! The •talk*’ *re • ' drctdinlly wttty and plBoM>phlrTa”-Naliot>al Baptist ’■‘WlTUrrddUw •whim Hist is m refreshing a* 1 sea air. It to surely destined crowded into » brief r Watchman. Boston. ir&trumrnt wn» to reversn it ...... ...... ihnmu -I i, H. (iiiJsoKK, Rocli«*ter University ‘ Fol mj yWy advtae every pubfic speaker to read at teagmie opening chapter of this th*- n't will foltow?v-Literary World. “Hk Pora > <T Tkkl'll totfuww-.l.w v-V.( v > .... .... , , ,. , I ................................. MITO . -• .will enable one to reach and move <nd tnflu-r men.*'—Pltteburg Chronicle. Price, 7S rent*. ■■teat by mail on receipt ot price. • t|oo <d cwrbomc acid, am! tiw tbe The man who fail* to advertta. in dull Ai^rtotir U K“ J***®01—Hcioutifle Um«i m uu u par with tlw fellow who refuse* ’ to eat Ix-cnute bfa st-Jinadi iv empty.—AuiitoA W- ~Tr—~ t<x> lAlft.) Hot Blast. A New Itepeatlnr OlMU _______________ Mr. GuiniMrare, a Portugu.we inventor, far1 Paatmir'* plan of exterminating rnhbtta by ir.M I -T. ». 4 ™ ■D'A.-umung wm Wtui ctackrn tho Arch<m.d«s which require. wither boon tried nt Rhtetn. with aww now.lrr nor > nto »> ......______ satisfactory. j knowledge. ns to mtika dfexwitrel with Detrol Gnstiot circuit court be expected ta a few < FUNK & WAGNALLS. IS and30 Astor Place, 'NEW Y'.’Kfi. fl f flff I ■Rewarded are those who read this them Ironi tbelr home* and fairnit*-* Tho pratlta are large and sure for every mdu» triiHis person, many have made and are nos making «rveniJ hundred4oHm a month, it * ea*y for any one to make *6 and upward* per day, who to willing to a nrk. Either mix, r or old; capital not needed; we start too. E’ vry Udtytnsw. No special ability requirwi; yoa. reader, ean do II a* aril ss any one. Write* .. Frub*U (letter. State of Michigan. County of Barry.-sa. At a seoslon of tho ProtmteCourt for thri’oun ty of Barryholdeti at the Probate (.iffice 1a thecity <*i Hastings In said ...county ao Frida}, tM> O<>> rt.v U__k .w.............. From • vtmael containing ■ red liquid (soda u-ed I* a cteS'leax added fertile exj-rcsepttf'j JKM of prodoetog this action and drce.ving I hoteekeepers as to Dietrur value of the bekl K powder. This to not only a dishMMS* trick, out a dirty one. for tbe clwrniral is Hie product of • William Joknaoa. i NATHAN SHEPPARD. argued at court in Berlin, Germany. A new> .... i. h„i struck by lightning, aud tho effect npon tbs plementaryfining power." KNOCKS for hia wiTo to ti» tug, but the county d tie* are continually oiw-ning up broad av*. lines, building line roads out into tlie country, introducing tlie best water aud lighting »y»« tetn* available, aud doing all that can lie tbe north |>oint of tho nerdto change p<witinn ________________ and point south. The* surveyor, unaware of Ingalls is tbe aanxt old two and aixpraco; t*’° chaBP’- on starting for home with hi* ... —u.. -.1______ . ’ COrtnmirt for n miAm — —J - . __ naira in the wrung dim-lion before ba difewill withstand all weather* for y'ara, it la cOvored tho farL —Chicago Tunc. thia year. He Im* a high idea of tho dignity i small Insect that attack* the Ol of uu his jxft.iti.jn position anu and win will no 1» careful not to 1 A country Kaitor In Chicago. within a abort time after they compromise, it Ba has taken a big houao oj> j The editor uf The Sujxritr (Wls.) Inter IKHite thri Capitol and will entertain. ■ I Ormn has-bocn taking u trip mon* or law Ho has a wifo.a* bright a* himanlf, who is *ftti»fm:tory. ''Cbieago to dirty ami wnoky as well fitted to uphold her part in tbe social and hungry and happy and wild sjhI txasterworld as Ingalls to his in Um political one. Tho two arc very domestic in their tan™, nma killing and pious and wicked amT pug­ Ratber Ingeokra* but not has fraudulent are and they aru very fond of th«>lr children. jIbw nacious aud bruve and voluptuous and great EUicl Inpdto i« to romo into—wefaty on tbe pretended ute prcicnuru k testa -m. ui of on.u.a baking fnwucr powder uvius being ,, , out -----mode in m«uy of our Mlriicn* b> sgmit* who । *h'’ ot'Juuuy. and she will bo ano of tho are trying to further tbe »ato of * Chicago aril-1 lho •«“torial elrclft thia winter, and has a face eto. These sevaUed DM. eon,tot ta mixing Tall, .slendc.................. . bright eyed, she ---------------aepuralely, with water, a wimple of the baking as nay as that of a milkmaid, and sho will powder found In the bouse and that carried by Worth, tbe French mililner, live* in tho tbe agent From that found in tlie home. If a Letter. taburbs of Paris in a palaeo that coven MT. end ftcTvs and n gvrgeoualy furnished. Ouco • year it to thrown open to his employes, and p»gna. The ( hicago baking |<owd«? wblHi they the frie lasts a day and a nigbt On thia day romredtotinctly bod for bealtli when ita carextra froth upon, the top of tbe mixture which bonld acid exceeds one part in 1,000. An ap­ roch of tile women employed Vy Worth is is claimed as evidence ot superiority. Ou tha l«rnu tted to select a <lrc»* from bis stock, and paratus has been recently patented by Procontrary, nowever, It is not only tbe exhibition fmaor Wolpert, of Nuremberg, whic h affonto it is made up according to her directions.— of a trick, but Is absolute proof that the baking ft measure of tho carbqntc acid prment. New York Evening WarM. It un.xr>moaiou«1y from the dour, auk to use it Un- original oflkhd circular and analvsw, and no weight or consideration bhoulil be given to the unfair aud misleading statement referred to. Respectfully, ,,ul _ H. Hurst. Ohio Dairy and Food Commissioner. The false statements put forth bv the Royal company with the viaw'of mterepresenung Dr. Price ’sC'rroiu with Baking Powdr7a^«aluy oli^ its effurta to - m£S tlw.mtu.Uiw dr«f»n“X » which going on. Tbe effect is • revulsion. Since the faU! days of 1883, many of the doctrines of the school men cone.-; a. in« exMMive medication buve liem abandoned, and all schools of pram,* are morn aud roorr relying upon oldfu-ihioDed simple roote and herb prepar. Mtious and careful nursing, the ouh re­ liances known to our ancestors. Throe mtfihodt and reliances are Ulustratrd to-day in a series of old-u-hn a. «d room and herte preparation.-* revent, iy given to the world bv tbe wellknown proprietor* of Warner's *afs । cure—preparations mgde from formula potmrosed by many of our oldest tami। lira, and rescued for popular use, and issued under tbe happy designation of j Warner’s Log Cabin Itemedits. “My sour eocelaiufid a venerabl* woman to the writer when he was a , boy, “tuy son, jou'ryeUeratjd pale and Weak like lookin’, you’r needin' a gouj shaking up with some sas’ptril'.*’ A jug pt appug sarsaparilla was just as neceMury iu the “winter supplirM" of titty years nro«a whs a barrel ot pork and a famous tnedical authority says • hat the very genera! prevaHuo* of th, use of such a preparation of Log Cabin Sarsaparilla explains the rugged health of our ancestors. While Wagner's Log Cabin Saranv rilla is.an excellent remedy for all pr*. hods of the year, it is particularly ▼«!«. able In the .Hpringwwhen tbe system ia lull of sluggish Blood and requires a . natural constitutional tonic and invig. orator to resist colds aud pneuimmia I and the effects of a long winter, i’hil© M. Parsons, clerk of the city hole: uf । Hartford, Conn., was prostrated with a i cold which, he says, “seemed to sritls through my body. 1 neglected ft and the result was my blood l-ecame impoy. erisbed and poisoned, indicated by in. darned eyro. 1 was treated hut u:y eyes grew worse. I was obliged to wear a shade over them, 1 feared that I would be obliged to giye up work." “Under the operation of Warner’s Ix>g Cabin bsrsaparilla and Liver Pills." he says, “The sore and inthmea ryes disappeared. My blood. I know, is in a healthier condition than it has laeo for \eara. I have a much better appetite. I shall take several more bottles lor safety's aake. Warner’s Log Cabin Saniuparilla is a great blood purifier and I most heartily recommend it.’’ A iew bottlmof Warner’s LogCabm Sarsaparilla used in the family now will save many a week of sickness aud many a dollar of hills. .Use no other. This is tlie oldest, moat thoroughly tested, aud the lx*at, la 'tyt up in th* ' Urgent sarsaparilla tKittle oh the nlarkrt. Containing 120 dose*. There to no other preparation of similar name that ran equal iL The name of ita manu­ facturers is a guarantee ot ita superior wurtb. . . , While the great doctors wrangle over the technicalities of an advanced luwliral science that can not cure dteeaw, sueh simple preparations yearly natch millions irotn untimely gravte* tn the matter of tbs estate of Walter Snyder dceeoard... 'in rrff!!.ni “'-d thp tmUtiou. dul) veil tied, of Yolney it. Buyder. son of said dec,*j*.l. pniykqt ttets court to adjudicate and .Irteriim Who are. or were tbe heirs of said dern.»*■*> :•■ ■ ■ r nt filed to Inherit the real estate of wiik-ii Mb! iirwaird died arircd. .J’,rmupu? U. b O^vrcd. that Irhl-if. the Sth day of April, a. D IKS. at tm o'clock In the furennon, tie wtewd I--r .... >UW«VKt<-U IU Will qiH.W. are required to appear at a session of raid Court to beholden at the Probate Office, In d- Whitehall and Hot Mi»ord maa �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. THE WORK IN CONGRESS. White. the Cbeta the VENEZUELAN PATRIOT. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE- I'.w.an emploja of tbe Bangor this right leg mangled by the £ine Uie otbor day. ne«v--utaUng ..I nf the di«bW member. I mte acquaintance with Clinton n iiiatartiy wafted a cituan ot ..rdend by a coart of oom ,. n to cvms'le tbe wido* with „f 51.'MX). But tbe vender iidn’t enjoy prospect of •• । c^PI*r nqd <m*riBMiarn th* prineijwi] crore * »—xs. Alger own*J 100 square .u-.wt pine lamb u> be found in ii And yet mkmi folk* inti_ )**•:al wouldn'ts*b>rtto being Hh..Te country. e „n. a Hancock man. got stuck - i. rtiicr .lay right on a ratl■ i i awing train -a-ooped hit* *• - uuiigtol nunajiw.-and U,(X0 . h:-. family. ' , : .ht plant at hault Sta. • •.’• r. power, is now in full iuik» fcrl bigger than . ■» 1 lUooim fsHiniy carver, \t. Ja -t.-:, f*>r tta-nett three - «tt.'ni|*ted to slice up anAtta on county eitiiea. . . itanusl Hamilton luu been nler tn tlie second ilegree for .’wn •18-nuxitbSsJd child to • ■ * EMIGRANTS IN COLLISION. Wyoming. Ont, March 21—Shortly after fl o'clock Wfsiutwday mornbig a ipccikl rmi- turned atom directly aftorjbo (xillidon. DKTiuirr. Mi' b-. March JL-Mrx George Woltainuth uf Um Harrison avenue rein for Hiinuuiv Agent Vbay Katnniay and told him a shocking sbiry alsiut Imt hu*l<niui's cruelty .stepmother. U. . a«-«i»rding to her offspring. She staUw that last EYi-lay Wnltomutb, wIh» is a tlrnnd Trunk brnketnan. l»«<-aln» iucsMtavi al tbe child upd bculoi a poker red hot nnd ran the heatol iron up tun little fellow's clotbre. inilictmg several horrible Imriiv Wbt-u tbe liiiMavtit victim shrieked with agony b» laid tbr poker on his baud and wnst. infiicting burns thn».« ui' hre. long He wise abwwd it. She say* she was afraid to interfere. A female friend of the family A« '!>? d SOMETHING TO SEE TO. I —- iral church Miuabblre tbe at to Washington on busintaw <xmcer»ing tbe thoritire with Secretary Bayard indicate* that the j«r«k'nt Ixmndary w erroneous. Tlie doubtful territory cover* valuable fishing written an opinion which hold* that present >' of goods that tom* chap I away from a neighboring store. ■ - 'Wi is said to have taqgbt •• nn. <d whnol aiat ImY partic•tri’hw Uair ship '■anal wm liuilt un (Canadian sent Gen. I'oe awl CoL Mansfield think it U on tbe American Hide, but otbors differ. / 'w racr had I m of espertenne Dtrnorr. Mich., March ‘M-lYank Bailey, a tfl-yeor-old but, ba* liven sent to tho asylum •'wrl in April sck in 1741, and it's tn good But <nn» folk* don't wear tspully by Its frequent pe I Montagu* ar* only a mil* u».» a.'-ount t» tlx- fact that tmn will Iw interviewed tn tplam why be induced an alien Sr ri| pt-smnent Muskeg <nitaa are at Wasb.s.gtoo telling I'ucte Hom what a nice gentisman he would be if lie’d only scoop wt their harbor.aronrding to local need* and notions A Hb*j*>rd genius lias received a [Mtent on a nail Hint is ctaihied to l«»t them Ml « thefljMn, can g<>. Canada. HELP THE BROTHERHOOD. pliahed fact. They simply said they Lad for public buildings nt Starling. Ills ; Bur- way to the W«wi Twelfth street Turner hail, j«irte>i. and tlie tama, adjourned. where tbn meeting at which it was decided to strike was rtilj in jmgreMi. Homo of tliem Hia theft will amount to 1250,000. CARLISLE ON THE TARIFF. CHIEF JUSTICE plained ot feeling unw»U, and a physician claims all naponsibility for It That part of suffering from a slight cold. He remained in tbe house during Bunday, and when Monday judge* and bi* physician, and determined to sugar was diametrically ruipx-d views be liai that subject to tbo should I<• n ans in ap|«>intmenta of <-x rebels to office until Tureslay next, after Vanre lutd denied a statement by Rhir that there were 3MMM Nothing wrioua wax expected, but on Wednes­ day Mbs Waite decided to tetagrn;*b to anre aud a friend of tbr family, ndvined Mr. Waite on his arrival that it wouid be advhaI4o "to call in another physician in conraltaresult wm that Thursday night nt midnight the patient and family, wm mucurwl that there wna no danger. At 5:30 h’mlay morning the nurse beard Hie chief just ire moan,' nnd on but w«ut over on Beck's objection. motive Eligmevrs and Fin-meu heli! a sn-rvt mretiag in the afternoon. It leaked out that thorn was present a delegation <4 Burlington thcnuelvra their brotherhfKsi A Plucky Michigan Woman. GntKNVtLUt, Mich . March 24.—It has just ta»n learned tluvt n few nlghta <unre Mra Hamilton, living five mile* east at here, hearing not--', and thinking rata were trying to get into Us, jiork barrel, junipndoutof lud to invertigate. Upon opening tbo door .ho found a man filling a sack with pork Grabbing a club *b.* whacked him over tho bead and back, and followed up his retreat until they reachtsl Ux, goto. A -pal" wm watching at that point, ami hraring a j^eultar •ound like that made in thrrehing grain with a flail, ho turned hi* light *m and -wrevcal«l “a woman in white. This frightened rem.d.lerr.1 and several authorizing tbe budd­ ing of bridges were parsed; also bills to pro­ vide nn alcoholic liquor rotntnissirm and authorizing tho president to In­ vite Um South and Central American ’ in a conterenro in thia for arbitrating future him. and leaving tbo stolen jwrk in tbo road, * J ^,i plucky lady returned nod found her husband Borton, ' Manh _____ ->ny*. -«• rt. 5^“^ t^X Mteh^n central rail- ’ • ins first day's work. i Whipple, late president of the ’ Uniting mills. Battle Creek, ba* and bemrved <»«*< term in the Maine legwa- ntsrit which lie ia supposed' to be Bt-rFAW, N. Y.JKnrvm JL— r~ h w 7k~weut to work Saturday morning, ture. former* on tbe side contending for a moder­ ate reduction only with a projs-r ' tected interest/ who want tlie greatest sugar. adjourned If the <-hief justice^ doath. ids paid a ibuebing tribute to same tun- enabling our manufacturers of woolen greid* to cwtD|>rte so-msfuUr with their foreign rivals, and I regard it POLITICAL LIFE IN IRELAND. Ktlmunda was vxcumxI on account ill-health. xoughal early Bunday morning, and at- MOST SHOCKING CRUELTY. cwnlry. ujxxi tbe people with drawn liaton*. rious melee <-nraed during Coal Hill, Ark., March 23.—Governor Hughes and tbe penitentiary board arrived Thursday afternoon to investigate tbe brufound that Warden J. B. Scott, who preceded Gafford. wm even more brutal He whipped wm tbe wrrrcth filthy that a sickening stench arose from it. Tbe physician* Thursday uannniil a large torn in Lynn, Conn., Nov. 20, 181tk. He graduated at Yale college in 1837, studied law, and legan tojirnctire iu Maunnv City, Ohio. whipped, and found their bodlre covered with •ores. Tbr- wen feared to complain while (Jafford was hero tor tear ot being beaten. It wa* proved that Frock Tolbert (colored; clined repeated nominations to congress and come out, and Warden Scott onteredf Tom Gaddis, pit Isssi, to go down and »ln>i|t him. Gnddi* did *o and reported to Scutt. Tbr detail* of the cruelties ore sickening. United Rtatea before the tribunal uf arbitra- conrtitut ionol convention at Ohio. reiwrved galh-ricw and immediately adjoining bound memorandum book in which she tains would probably get himself into jail again. GAVE HIM THE FULL PENALTY. On Jan. luirdi, who Wnaliington. Wamtikoton CITY, March 1A—For days Miss Ethel Ingalls, daughter ot the *en- O’Brien escaped to and cut about tbe bead. Morrison Itemich Waite wm convicted Wednoalay last A TRAIN DISPATCHER'S ERROR - wm Friday sentenced Inhury PirraBUKo, MarchlS.—FM axpremtrains Now 1 and fl, rump thirty-five miles an hour, collided on a d Point station about H Friday morning. He miwl hta i in the daily papers lately Indicate that she tbe wreck. -r>— ----- • The bou- then ad­ journed. Washixgtom City. March 24.—No con- 4-yoar-old daughter was fatally burner1 and grew Friday on account of Chief Justice another child badly Injured. Mm L onglin Waite's death. Wasiungtox City, Manh 3k—Saturday wm devoted in tlie hotiM to consideration of bnsinres from the judiciary committee, tbo delmtA- taring on the question of the jurisdi*-diction of *tate a»ri federal courts, t he lull be Graxd ILvrnm, Mich., March _jn m, ing <w to ih-fine and regulate the jurisdiction ddrvta to votani Chairman Mo of the latter. Wmvw and Anderwon. of f tlx, Greenback Mate centralroJowa favored tlie curtailment of tta> juriritc........................ i.w. < I,.. ...tdei.w. nt lb- tk • w“* ”* whlch OrT?lT* comtTittk—, Ueurge Urt, engine®- « no. g WOUta* Bute, XglHaOBARDL md- R.r*wt °"“f SJS.SZ’t conductor at No. ft, shoulder dlsio- to bills from tlx, judiciary committee. Among valid patente signed by tlw amistant secretary of the interior; regulating terms of United Htaten courta in Iowa northern dis­ trict; authorizing tbo treasury to remit du­ ties collected on animals im|x)rted for breedurgent uvumf***j propriata* M.KTfl.500. Mills bill, or ever <rf the death of Chief J.wtkw Tbe wn- and C«ntral American nations to encourage eiorer relations, and arbitration of differ­ ence*, and tbe senate adjourned. Handall preoooted to tbe bouse a memorial of the Philkkdphia twiard of trade nganut tbe Mill* tariff bill The bill to refer claim* of government emjiloym for conipoiuatiou for Inbor performed in exceai of eight hours per day to the court of claims wm debited. Ilog er* of Arkansa*. Tillman of Routh Carolina, ami TaulAee of Kentucky opposing and Tar* ney,Bland. Dingley.and Tx»lge advocating it* paxMige II was laid over without action un­ til May Ifl. Bill* were j»*«l to prohibit the use of contract lator g<*<d* by the deport-' ments or on public work* of any kind and to prevent tbe employment of convict or alien Jalor in a similar manner. In committee of tbe whole the prrv**"1 agricultural depart­ ment was disi'ussod and numerous amend­ ments adopted making it the doty of th-) commusdoner to investi- tecuonista would advocate and vote for much cianpetrnr* eugitHvys. All the |<OM«*<igvr trains of tlw Burlington wire gotten out properly Saturday, tait there wm no nA>vement <•( freight The otll rtriking switchmen in did not permit any ex-C«nfrder*tr addur U> want Tb® bill providing fur inspection of uwot* forjtxport and prohibiting tbe im)iort*tion of adulterated food was ivuoed. A bill ._■• i.u.1 that .: half hour later, bearing a gasp, rati U> ttai WedtiMlay j»et|<**ned consMrtatiunnf Blair’s alirnad. Fending acthsi no a motion to make it tbe commiwonnr'* dotv to inquire and re­ port the effm t of the Mlfb tariff bill on the lalior and industry of Ute Unital State, the house adjourned. WAHnixorev Crrr. March 23.—The senate agreed to the conforenre report on tho urgent dnficieti'-y bill Tliunstay. The provision requlring the public printar to rigidly enforce tbe eight-hour law remain* in tbe bill. Sauls­ bury *noko in dsfaniv of th* president'* me*sag.', lUiidiebergor moved that the tblierie* trraiy be publicly conaidered and wanted im­ mediate •■omideratitji of .hi* motion, but ln^“. Tli IS ■: Sam Clay, Grand Haplds’ pror avutu .itto.-iM'y, . barged with improper offi-i.4irt. will b» taken to thewiprenM wmn. (.Jay's friimd* claim bo couldn't got « STRIKERS REINFORCED. THE “Q" SWITCHMEN CONCLUDE TO At midnight the 150 switchmen employed partment of lal-or, and to prohibit the purcha>*>l by the government of cmivict-made goods. Tarxney introduced a bin prohibit as were on duty al that hour, pickrel ing tbe employment of convict or alien labor ; np ttaer lantern* ami walked away on public works' Tin. btnito then lonsid.-mt from tbe t bilb exUiiding ttaj idghtrbour law tn letter fiadotL They gathered in little gre>U)«, and <virru-r>. and referring i.-laiiiMuf government Mpployre for extra rompmwitinn for work­ were jolned-by their fellow* from more dising longer than eight Ixmrs per <tay to the formity and partial poralyid* of tlie entire right aide. For several years he ha* had a mania for thrusting pirn, olid hee<llre. which ( hecolhrta on tbe sly. into’tbo right side of his face nnd neck. At/ttri time of his de­ parture for tbe asylqtk he had tatwren thirty and fortv pins liuricd b> thp b*xvi in hi* cheek, tawiilre an unknown number of naodlre which were entirely oat of sight. Nothing could keep him from wrompliahiur this strange treatment oi himself. Though not jxvdtlvely insane, he was admitted at the asy­ lum, where th. plus nnd need)*-, win be re­ moved and an attoitqA made to rfophbi put­ ting more in. still slumlwring. J I.Jl'illianL.a Htanwpod son. had been -n a lodging railroad during tlie wtatet. ir.t lw tlie work was of a dangerou* Ware, 'brreinea having been killed on hi* nm I... ' ..tn-ludwi to go to Muskegon and Borne by the *oldier* were heavily driq-d »!x horsni drawing the casket rewt-xl had sable trappings and plume*. A large number uf notahle people followed tbo remain* Th" Pensacola raw'd her anchor toon after the coffin was phuixl on i«mrd. and *all«l for Isiguayra. Rhe b expected to reach her de* Unation tn about tea day*. .The remains will with reported providing for a conference of rep- Pmtorr, March JI,—Frank Egan, deputy ii> *l',.'Hd,000 In lowrehangw Iktniit's hanking bouws. state si lent ion will be I l|4|<Mi May in. r : -gw| wife dripAtehsrof legislation was consi.h-nsl O'Neil intro­ duced a bill providing that |>rb>un-tnade and tbe bill allowing war num* who served js-miit Uie n Be a pc >!*•»mu: .. -----------t ,, (J ___ incompetent. Taulbee introdm-od a rreoluUan for an inquiry into Ute beiteflta of civil service reform. Tlie cximiiiittac on printing wa* directed to aMwrtoin w hot was delaying TT?e’HnUnK ** P-'-iMan bill. Saturday night tho chief justice refuw-d to >«»y anything about tlie object of dltional . ulted itheedtf SlX to thTL^ TrLtarT,^ht‘^.hm' *nd 11 ’rrnl ®*«. tato “"t* bU1 to •dmit Wyoming senate held an exnru. hi* investigation that on March 17, 1887. jute He died witbonl of 11 am! >3 gold picrea, Tbehowte then ad­ journed, Cineago, Marell 91.—Tbr switchmen along Wahhikown City, March 21.—Blair’s nw -- ----- — vx'izuiari I ■the line of tbe Burlington system quit work with the I etrolia train going rest, aliout olution to give Confederate veterans the at aiidnight Fri»lay. There was no griev­ three minrter* of a mile wwt of thb place pruferrave in office a* aganurt. other rx-rolx>l* Peter Teinpl>>, engineer <>f the emigrant train ance complained of, no inenvoe of wage* was delated in the senate Tue-lay with great wm uadly injured about tbe head, and a brnkcnuui of th** mme train had a l**g nninwtion, Imt went over without action. A broken. Of the |>a**nger« from eight to letter from ex-piiKtoffire employm of Itlhv once with the officials of the line at which it dvlphin was presented, asking an invisrtign- wm announced that tmleM certain abuse* ten have broken linita nnd orv more or las Uon into’ tbe adraiuistmUan of I'lMmaster serioualy hurt, but no one was killed out Harrity, of that city. A Ull was reported were righted or certain things dyne they rigbL quit tlie Burlington service. ■uthorixing tbe treasury to purehnac United wouid Tbe baggageman of the IVtrulia train. Mr. struck Ism-oum) they want<»l KtaUw bomb with tlw turplna A bill was They Oakley, hail both leg* broken, and will die. to help the engineer* and fire­ The fireman. Thumas Rhig*. was hurt on the hand ami face, but th. ;svs«*tigm miracumen of that line, whow strike merit during tbe war, and after a abort *«»> t luusly meaped with slight bruisiw. Through ._r a new clasritlcalion is dragging along and tendon tbe the w-nate ss-nato adjourned *<1 kxinw.1 Ior utlve taMiou O’.A l.-IF Tbe house adopted the noolution setting A BRUTAL PARENT. ti. Ul«>li Uireatiga- and 7,^" " | nty folks are trying to get d.utors. Ihii are having n arm-• heavily iradesj with t:'.!-- with a train on the 'Uy a Ajpena railway the v. hurt krti out in. the first luhxiTit* anoth.-r nphere. . «:e having ttitaje over Monday talar, pt u,. 4.vfa, fuD I ir-a-Jh, WK, nr.IuUr dX Txr. *UidX" A, 3.5- ■ “ •K-lta. Juu, ”/-"-", I—*.*adn«w< .------; .. ? ™‘n "' towaiutro- . '-o-.-nty horticultural *ociety • ■1 thirty-u’vouth annual it i-. still MY>r:ght nnd rigur• .nguter in ita torn*. ■ tin' Her. Washington w ■ nsvtilly elected cotnM: iiigim G. A. IL. that l»»r*«tahed the age of 19 '•he • . . <»,'mu«w with a gun on u'.i no,>nc would think ,' ~ tw«ai t50,UU0 and glW.000. The board of tnmtaM of ita, Kalamazoo in- I •ana aaylum have taken a wjuint ttt the man. agentaut of that tartitartion, and if Uu-v va ' found anything to. justify tl« ____ .Jbe . .ui- legal ■MitunUy morning. x ^AMHNGTnw City Mnrvh 'V> •bo prod«w pur. on. l-bp^pu, “ ■ 'rt.-Ur w™. d»p™1 b, . liavinr turaM nor ..aoL-, faternatimM.1 _ ____ ____ -the Muff- during th. part two yrara I “• “w“ • bill by Bhu- wovii han’”’7 g”” “y**1**** Warwick, at White- 1 rented1? “ n?’*cU M>iUU,.!^,hap,'jr the •nttcipMtoo of recelv- £ c<Tl1 *”-*‘‘* preference ahall ing <500,000 from a German mtate to which Ku K ** bon°taWy discl*argvd Mildtere U-7 -r- -P..U-* b, xSSLr I EX!?*'’ , Kic.' ri A KENTUCKY SENSATION. ANOTHER VACANCY IN THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Battle Creek.----------------- ^tawhcxM of .kMb1< «» rto.lm.Sm rto the urchin* hustle at Freeport. P*.T~ «>. puUie *Lp . . • DEATH OF JUDGE WAITE. ”*SN“ "* ™E «"*Te ANO WnxiAMATJC, Ctonn-, Mareh 21—A flaanItaggngvrrum uray icarwtu «IUU" ana ~—- - -—chiHrun. Engineer Ort fives iu thta city aud the WilHntelic Having iiwtltute. A bM . wife and danger. ‘------- ------- ------- -1 tbe amount of •150,000 I* found, owing. DtrntotT, Mich.. March 2k— Among mount to defalcation^ Pahis. March M -In tbe election* IL M A,—.— tin* Ohio nil Bold into Toledo, anotixer to Cin- be iu»w«ar).___ tfnnaU, and another to Chicago, with refiner . Banker lire An Use company owns or cwiym. rf Use Ohio <41 producing fieri, u K«”« • “* ’*“**' fontildaiii* rival of the Standard oil wmop «»» of 1'‘«ht * �foreign diplomacy has been able Io exert in a war of commerce that has brought our country in debt to foreign MASTERLY ADDRESS ON THETARIFF. governments to an amount, the inu-rrst on which is now equivalent to a large __ , come into such proportion of the agricultural export bright, frosty morul:>c ia January. !««• of tbe country. This state ot things must continue or grow worae. unless Don'I hawk. hawk, blow. spit and disgust our government will raise Ito whole Faust has been the center of at­ en body with your offensive breath, but use ran Pointing up a gentle slope. revenue out of duties on imports, and traction for local horsemen ever since hteZrivaL “The French Coach is. Um> thns relieve the country from all forms One of the handsome buildings of of direct taxation, and by that moans walk from.here up that dirt road." coming horse" said Mr Bechtel to our Muskegon is the new M. E. church. encourage the application of knowl­ reporter. When one observes the fine With groan* and sighs, and dizzied eye*. edge economy, and labor in a course or points of Faust, he cannot but agree Peter Cooper was the greatest bene­ effort, to Bupply onr own wotito by our tbln white hair and warmly clad, sluing upon a He seek* tbe couch aud down be lie*: with Mr. B. F.uM ta.borwot Nausea and faintness lu him rise. log by the wayside. He was resting bls hands factor of tbe laboring men of this own industry, out of our own good raw Hrow racking pains assail him. stvle good action, muscled country. He established the Cooper materiah. that can be put into useful upon a long staff, and smiled pleasantly aa I Keextra “ WSTveO kindwell di.po-Ulon Bick headache! But ere tong comes ease. Institute for the benefit of laborers. forms with ns small an expense of hu­ approached After a cordial greeting I naked. HI* stomach settle- into peace. «nd very UudlUrail. Be look, every Within hl* bead the tbrobblnr* ecaseHe gave much of his time and a prince­ man labor here aa in any other part of "Is that Fort Motte?" pointing toward a Pierce’s Felleta never fallliim! Idl rhe horw or .troof qoMlU™, »ood ly fortune in advancing their interests. the world. Thus it will enable the rather flue-looking bouse for the region stand­ Nor will they fall anyone In sued a dire pre- epeed. Mid » pIcMant driver. Uk COM He was a large employer of labor, and country U> win back ita independence ing on the high rolling plain which sloped to dlcamenL To too dyspeptic, the “■]' tbe constipated, they are alike “a friend In Mra»r» B. 4 a. « bl« lot or money u». the hundreds of men ip bis employ of foreign debt by paying it off as fast need aud a friend indeed. ” We were shown the copy ot the orilooked up to him as a child te a as the umounnt can be raised from ••Mo they call It," s«'d the old man; “but it father. Certainly such a man would The St. Joseph Republican will be (inel certilicete Irom the r reach «ovain't tbe fort we tuck from tbe British taoro’n “rnmrat sublns »t SV Lo.. showing tbe not advise laboring men. except for the dutire on imports and our own issued as a dully, beginning April 1. breeding ot Fnusl. Mid bl, ,captM>oe their ow» good. He was the fatherof products. f A Modest, Sensitive Woman “The people of our country should bv the management of the government the greenback party, and was the "1 reckon 1 wuz.” repUeiTtbv old man. “D’ye shrinks from consultiag a physician about meet able champion ot greenback ideas. never forget that one of the great caus­ see that scar?" pointing tu his forearm, which' utien functional drramtement. and prefer to suffer In stables. His words should be weighed by every es that led to the-American revolution be had barred ot Ha sleeve. “A redcoat’s bul­ silence. Tbi* may be a mistaken feellhg. but It man who has ever affiliated with that was the determination on the part of let made It iu a scrimmage alore tbe siege. I 1* one which is hugely prevalent. To all such we would »av that cue of the moat skill­ party. The political Issue of our day is Great Brilian to force Its manufactures wa* Horn”* lelteuant. Horry, >ou know, wa* women ful physicians ot'toe dav. who ba* had a vast undoubtedly the tariff, and on that line on the colonies, to be paid for by send­ Marion’* right-hand man wbru huuUug Tories. exiwnrnee iu curing discAsw party lines will be drawn. Were Peter ing raw material to England, thus keep­ Ho stuttered when harried to say anything U....Wtllcn I* Ol Ilfing them dependent by preventing them rstimauie aiu 10 ineui. reirrv, »»,. • - Cooper alive to-day, with the question quick. Coming suddenly on a Tory camp oue Favorite Freecripllou- This Is the only remedy nf protection or free trade the issue, from manufacturing for themselves. night, be wauled to tell u* to nre quick. He for woman’* peculiar weaknesses and ailment*, toaaue ordinary kind*, and cannot be sold itconipatltlon with toe multitude of Inw tret. shor. sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee he would undoubtedly vote the re­ This policy of England has drawn to its weight, alum or phosphate • powder*. Bold nuh from the manufacturers, that It will give sat**publican ticket, for he well knew that little islahd the wealth of every coun­ faction in every case or money refunded.. See the policy whiteb now receives the «)- try that l>M allowed itself to become -Why wbm this called Kort Motte?” I inqtilr- guarantee printed ou bottle wrapper. the subject of ita policy and power. It doraemeot of the democratic adminis­ is still trying to persuade the peopje of tration would mean mischief and ruin SPLENDID HORSES “Bless your soul!" said the old soldier, with this country to run their ploughs in and nothing else. This address was prepared, as stated competition with tbe mighty mactnnre animation. "Don’t you know Becky MotteIn Mr. Cooper’s own langrage below, at in England, where a single engine is do­ Becky Brewton that wa*—lived here? Mighty But a few short years ago, when the the request-of a free trade league, ing the work of a thousand horses.. To plucky woman was Becky Motte. A purty wo­ whose members evidently feared the see the foliy of yielding to a British man. too; aa purty as a picture, though she was subject ot good horset was mentioned, effect of the telling blows in fayor of policy, wp have only to look at the ef­ WtU-nlffh forty year old. and bud a darter no one ever thought of speaking of protection given hy the veteran phil­ fects produced on our country during married to Glneral Picktrey. Bhe was a Charles­ Hastings in that connection. But now anthropist, and so adjourned their ses­ the war with England. Al that time, ton lady, daughter of-a Britisher, and this waa our city can boast of some as line-bred sion without giving hirn a chance to when our foreign trade was cut off. her best country house-a mighty healthy place animals ns-ttny city in Ute state, and lalwr was in demand and money abun­ ou Hits hill. The British druv Becky out of lire when eastern horse buyfera come to read his address. dant, furnaces nnd mills were built, house, dug a big dltbh nil around It. piled up a Michigan V* pick up good animals, they •NOTE.- -Thl* article wm written at the request of Mr. Appleton. who wa* then » member the and all actively employed: wagre were high bank o’ dirt ’round the ditch, nest the find it to their intercut to come to Hast­ Free Trade league tlmt wm to meet al Saratoca high, and our national debt small buese, and ao made a tort of it-a purty lining ings. No one man has contributed on the fttb ut September. 1ST*. I Informed Mr. Four years later our country was per­ fort agiu muskets and rifles. It was a nice more to make Hastings a good reputa­ Appleton that I would comply with hl* request suaded to yield to a British policy of tion in this respect than Eli Bechtel; and meet him at HiraUv-* on the day appointed. 1 wot btn> word that I wa* at the Stewart tree trade. At once all was changed; Becky built right alter the war. I helped draw a man who has had over thirty years GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION Hotel, where hr called and arranged tint I mills and Turnaces were stopped, labor timber to build IL" experience in handling horses both in aliould read tbe pap«r ttm next day at 12 o dock. went begging, our poor houses were "The British drove Mrs. Motte and her family this state and Ohio. PERFECT It has never been Mr. Bechtel's idea o'clock came, 1 saw sir. wcn* .<> intonioraw tilled, the prices of land de lined, mon­ out of her boose, did they? Where did they Don with Mr. Appleton, when Mr. Appleton ey became scarce, and interest high; to keep stock whose get would be fast took the chair, and Mr. Well* moved that this "To her overseer’s, ou yon hill.” be replied. horses so much as it has to product­ league do now adjourn. Thl* left me to infer the rich who held mortgages became that their theories of free trade wouid not bear richer, and the poor and those who •“Beeky wa* a rich widder; lost her busband good serviceable, all-purpoqp horses— lls superior excellence proven in million* of so strong a light.-Fktkh Ct'orgn. were In debt were ruined. At that early In tho war, and lived here tn the summer. just the class the farmer wonts for home* for more than a quarter of a century. It time the American fartoer had no for­ At that farm-house she showed real grit, I tell work on the farm, or the business man uurscu vuv ........ eign or home market for the surplus who wants good rangy fellows who are Gentlemen of The National Free Trade ». the Strongest Purest. and moat Healthful. Rapid* Lv. product of the country. Complaints handsome roadsters, and with speed Dr. Frier’* Cream Baking Powder dure not Grand League: . MlddtovUf*.......... grew and increased until things grew “How did stie show grit?" I asked, as I seated enough for comfort, and endurance contain Ammonia. Lime, or Aluip- Sol* onl? Mag 1 have to thank you, gentlemen, for so had that in 1828 our government PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. the polite invitation you have extended found it necessary to adopt what I call myself on a big log beside tbe veteran-in the enough to keep a good gait till the end of the journey shall be reached. And MW TOK*. CHICAGO. tome, to address your League on one a true American system—a system of bright sunshine. txce of the most important subjects that internal free trade—a trade that ex­ “Well, you see,” said tbe old patriot, as his Mr. Bechtel's judgment in three mat­ 12 ters is unsurpassed. Because of his Htate of Michigan, county of Barry can be presented-to the American peo­ tended to all parts of our own country voice waxed stronger by tbe atlmnlous of lived acknowledged good judgment and recollection*. "Hwy had her-bouse, and five At a srastau ot U>e Probata ( ple. all articles that are the product of hundred redcoats were iu and around it. Lef- pleasant ways with’ patrons, he has County of Barry, holden at the Probate otnre In "The experience of nearly eighty-sev­ in own soil or American labor. By tenant-Colonel Lee- Legion Harry, you know- won the confidence of all especially the the City.of IlMtlux*. in said County, on Tuesen years has taught me that the great­ our dav. the 27th day of March, In the year one this system duties were laid on imports • । . . • ir:’.: buntlretl ruidclKlitv-e’igbt. est and most Important question that that soon gave new life and energy to you must have beard of him -a dashing young farmers. Associated with Mr. Bechtel is Mr.' Present. Wm. W Cole. Judjre bf Probate. now demands the consideration of the the trade and business of the country. trooper then of my age--twenty-five-bad joined In the matter oi the relate ol George Hazel. American people is. whether we. as a The public debt was soon cut off, and us with hl* lighthonwiuen. and we al! pushed F. G. Goodyear, of this city, and the ‘ On rciullnK and dllng the petition, duly vertforward, horse and foot, for this place to drive firm haa more elegant dollars worth of nation, are willing to know tbe truth, prosterlty became universal. off the Britisher*. That very mornln’ some . valuable horseflesh in their stud'Than fled. ot Ann Hazel, widow ot aald deceased. and let the truth make and maintain “By degrees, between 1834 and 1842. troops from’Charleston came to the fort with any other firm or association io Barrv' Firaylng that a<*-rt-.«ln Instrument now on flic our freedom, or whether we have delib­ the n this court purinrrthu: tn be tbe last will and tariff was again repealed by the in ­ dispatches tor Lord Bawdou at Caniilcu. They oounty. Suvh is the reputation of their trelamenl nt said dere.wed may be admitted to erately determined to follow the advice fluence of southern and pro-slavery pol­ were about to leave when we api>eared at । horses as sires of No. 1 colts that they prolcstc and the ail ministration ot said aptste of men and nations, that have a direct iticians. whose whole wealth was mar tw grante<! tn ynar petitioner or some.other Eaton Rapid* and an immediate interest to mislead vested in cotton and slaves. The mills Becky’s farm-house. They wuz sheered and have patrons from a scope of country suitable person. Thereupon It K ordered, that Friday, the <*■*•*•.... and deceive us. For wey ma rest ns- were again stopped, furnaces closed, didn't go. Lee had a little slx-pouuder cannon twenty miles in extent in nearly every day.of April. A. D. 1SS*. at ten o'clock in NaahviUe...... sdred that all trade between foreign lands fallen to half price, the sheriff at which be placed In battery on the knoll you see direction from Hastings, including all jnch the forenoon, be a*>litned for the bearing of Morgan.......... . the counties adjoining our own. yonder, speckled with tbe .Clumps of some trees nations and our own is a kincP-of com­ work, states repudiating their debt, the petition, and tlial the heir* *1 law of aald K5!te:: A Banker reportcr.recently visited said deceased and all other person* Interested In mercial war. It is a war of interests, treasury unable to borrow at home or lately cut down. The red coats bad no artillery. Bechtel & Goodyear’s stables in this -said estate, arc required tn appear at a session of Mld&riUe/.'......... as all nations are using their highest abroad, and bankrupt laws plowed by court, then to be holden at .the Probate City, which have been lately refitted said "Who were Lee* troupers?" I aaked. 1AM arts to buy as cheap and sell as dear as congress. In 1842 the true American offlee. ln tbe city of ItakiliiK*. tw’said comity, Grand Rapid* Ar. "Mostly youug Virginian*, 1 reckon, ready to­ and put In first class shape. they can. All are trying to buy their and »!»<<w cause. It any there be. why the peaycr All train* ran by ninetWlhimeridliu) orrcntrw was again tried and in less than "Show you.the horses, did you ask?" I of the petitioner should not be granted. raW materials in the cheapest market, system standard time. Throuitb FkjMelw* bt-t five years the production of iron alone And It I* further ordered, that said petitioner Grand Rapid* and Detroit on all day train. inquired Mr. ‘ Bechtel. “ Yea sir. with lead wherever bis country needed brave meu. and to sell their manufactured labor rose from 200,000 tons to 800,000 tons. Eve notice to tbe person* Interested iu said «e Oonnonosa.—At Grand lUuld* with Ch>He was a handsome youug inau, with large dark pleasure.” for the most that can l»e obtained for te. of the prndem-y a! said peUtl*c. and the Mlehbcxn for HoIUmkI. Monica was again universal; mines eye* and bropn hair. Tlie guy antform of his First we saw that handsome Clyde hearing thereof by causing a eopr of this order. ea«o * Wwit and potato north, and with Gnu>4 It. This thtw are doing by the use of Prosperity were open, mills were built, and money meu made tbe bomespon clothes of Marlow's stallion, Charley Ross, whose get are In I to be pnbll<h«*l In the Hastlnr* Ba'XZ* a MusksBon Rapid* * Indiana R. R. for Bl< Rapid*.Trav-rs* all the arts, both fair and foul, that hu­ plenty, and the public and private rev­ brigade appear meaner than ever. But we bad nearly every township in the county, n-wsjuper printed and circulated In said Coun­ City and Petoakey. New York and PariOr Rxman ingenuity can devise. ty of Barry once tn each wre-k for three sueceasive pre** dally. All other train* dally except Hon ever. Once more in and whose reputation as a sire of fine "There has been nothing comparable enue greater than ' ' Local Agent. HaMlax*. • policy of free trade was “How did you lake the fort with only that lit­ colts has been long established. This (A true copy.) with the evils that have and may result 1846 the British by repealing our tariff, and, tle fleft-jilece?" I inquired. is his sixth season since he came into to nations from a war of commerce. adopted not withstanding the discovery of gold ’ “I’ll tell ye. Lee dismounted his trooper*, Mr Bechtel’s possession. Invasion of armies is attended with in California, money was as high ui led ’em Into a narrow hollow up to a short way Next we were shown a fine I’ercherwaste of property, distraction of life, ever. . British iron came In and geld from tbe fort, and with the help of some nig- on-Norman stallion and suspension of all fair exchange of out Id 1867. the culmination LAMOTTE the prooucts af labor; but. with the re­ went dated April thirteenth. A. D. isrr,. and recorded was reached, and the crisis came on. which was the first animal purchased in the office ot tbe Ite«l»ter of Deed*, for tbe turn of peace, m^ty can again combine The treasury was again nearly bank­ breastworks whilst we took post at the field­ their efforts, and, In a few years, all is piece to defend It In case tbe red-costs should by the firin. and which they have own­ county of Harry and state ot Michigan, on the in Uber three of ed now nearly three years. Lamotte is acth day of April. A. D. as it had been before. Such, however rupt In three years emigration fell tbe point of twenty-eight yraira surrender. They said they wouldn’t. Jl»t then a beautiful coal-black, nine years old, is not the case with the substitution of below and our own exports fell off to stands 16 hands high, and weighs, tlreUic.mim ot ooe thousand and nlnrtv-four foreign trade for the hnnje commerce abefore, dollar*, and »even rent*, and aa &Uora«>T'*fre of mere nothing. Such have been the when ingood flesh, IJ67O pounds. In of tbe products of our own land and Camden and tiad sent troops to Join the garri­ twrnly-fltr dollar* provided tor tn said tnortour own labor. Under artful and al­ effects of yielding to a policy recom­ son at Kort Motte. That very night their eamp­ the Fercheron Stud book of the U. S. n<e; no suit or proreodtn** at law have his registry number bbS.'JOS; and in the bren instituted to recover the money* secured luring fascinations of the powers of mended by men and nations having in­ said mort*a<r. or any part thercol; foreign trade, association for mutual terests to serve that are at war with all eight made us I Indy. I tell you. Something National Registry of French Draught byOn U>e Xlrd day ot April. A. D. IRH. aald Horses. 2,535. Lamotte was imported Francis Holden departed till.* lite teavinr hi* benefit dice awav, intellect declines, the best interests of our own country. “It would be as unwise for our coun­ will and testament l»eartn« dale the 17th and the life blood of a nation slowly works with our baby cannon or reach them by from France in 1883 by Powell Broa, list try in time of war to govern the move ­ day of April, A. D. 1ST7. by which one Kxlralzlek ebbs away, rendering recovery from digging trenches would take too much time. of Springboro, Crawford Co., Penn., imd Holden became (he owner ot said note and ments of armies by the advice of our day to day more difficult, and closing But Lee was up to anything. ‘We must burn fiurchased from them by Mr. Bechtel mortRKA. and-on tbe l*th day ot August. or Bechtel & Goodyear two years ago. A. D. l8Bt. aald Kalralzh-k Holden departed finally in the material and moral death enemy as it would be for our govern­ till* life leaving her last will and testament ment to allow our national policy to be He is a horse of fine style and actiop, bearing of a nation. "The shluglca ou he bouse wuz dry as tinder, date the 13th day ot Angust. A. D. 1SS1, controlled by the advice of tbo trading “ ‘The first attempt at manufacture for the sunshine win hot ou that day, at the good bone, well muscled, and hand­ by which the uud John Holden became tho nations of Europe, who will always somely proportioned An every respect. owner of said note and mortgage. in the American colonies was followed middle ot May. ’I can send Are on ’em with ac­ Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale consult their own interests, entlrdv in ­ A number of bls colts were foaled last contained by interference on the part-of the Brit­ In said mortgage, aud tbe statute In ish legislature. • • • In 1710 the dependent Of any interests of ours. It But be didn't llkgto do IL Becky Motte wuz season, and their owners are more than such cmo made and provided, notice i* hereby House of Common.* declared that tbe is well to remember that there is noth­ bts friend; her son-in-law wuz his friend; b'ut be satisfied. Lamotte is a very valuable riven that on Hatunfny. the thirteenth dav of A. D. IMS. at Un o’clock In the .foreubon. erecting of manufactories in the ing that can be said to be purchased thought of his country Aral and hl* friend* animal, and Is a prime favorite among June. I shall sell al public auction, to the highest bid­ colonies tended to lessen their depend­ cheap of foreign countries, that must be afterward. When he mentioned It to Beeky, tbe farmers, and his popularity will in­ der. at the north front door ot the court house bi tbeclt* of Haatlnn. Harry Go., Mich., (that ence on Great Britan.’ ‘In 1732 the ex­ bought at the expense of. leaving our the plucky woman elapped her bands and aald. crease as his merits are better known. being the place where the clrculVeoort for Har­ Next we were shown portation of hate from province to mon labor unemployed, and our good ry county (a holden). the premise* described In MARGOT, province and the number of apprentices raw material unusea. “I advocate the cause of our manu­ if they wont surrender.’ Wasn’t that real grit also Percheron-Norman. coal-black in was limited. ♦ • • In 1750 the erecUon —real patriotism? facturing Interests, because they aecure gago. with eight per rent. Interest, and all legal color with one white ankle and white of any mill ofengine for allting or rol­ together with an attoincy’» fee of twentyling iron was prohibited, ♦ In 1765 to tbe farmer his surest and best mar­ surrender. They knew help was ulgh and they strip in face. He is the equal of La­ roala. five dollar* covenanted for therein, the premis­ the exportation of artisans from Gre&t kets for the agricultural products of the wouldn’t do 1L Ho asked Marion. ‘Have you a motte In beauty, build, action And style. es being described hi aald mortgage aa all that Brittan was prohibited under a heavy country, and because experience has de­ man who can shoot straight with a bow aud ar­ He is four years old. stand* 1g hands certain lot,piece and parcel of land situate iu tbe township of Fralrirvflle. In the county of Barry penalty. • ’ • In 1782 the prohibition monstrated the fact that the surest row?* ’Yes.’tbe (Mnend said;’Nathan Savage high, and weighs 1,700 lbs. He was im­ and Male of Michigan, and known and described ported from France in 1884 by Powell as follows, to-wlt: The nortn east fractional was extended to artificers in printing way to maintaft our independence and Is as good akbot aa any Indian.’ Bros., and purchased direct from them quarter < t*»of section number twenty-two fits) iu calicoes, muslins or linens, or in mak­ cheapen goods to the consumer, is to one (1) north of. range ten (10> west, con­ foster the home productions of our by Mr. Bechtel for his firm on Decem­ town ing implements used in their manufac­ taining seventy one and 70-100 acre* of laud, be ture. • • ’ In 1785 the prohibition was country, and giv-e diversified employ­ house with Nathen. He tried the bow aud aald. ber ’Sg. His registry number in the tbe same more or les*, except three and tM-iin Percheron book of France is 2,602; m .3 1M-1®. acre*, dented by Htepben DoMrr u, extended to tools used in iron and steel ment to our people. And I advocate Storr. on and off from toe south west manufacture, and to work-men so em­ an American system, because I desire the Percheron Stud book of the U. 8. Thoma* corner and described as follow*, to-wlt: Com. ployed. • • • In 1789 it was so extended the political power and the financial Becky to tbe youngest, who bad married Col­ his number Is 6,456; in the National honor of the nfition to be maintained onel Alston, 'run and git the Indian bow and Register of French Draft Horses of j.uuwi «■< *uu»e acncnoeu, running as to embrace oven colliers.’ arrows. ’ Turpentine torches were fastened to America, 3,883. Having found such a north on quarter (if) line, twelve (Uj chain* and "The war ot the revolution of our and vindicated before the world. This ren, that In pursuance oi great demand here for a horse of the country was brought on by a war of can be roost effectually accomplished by commercial interests, as Is apparent by making ourselves independent as far as them like blazin' straight to the roof, Tbe splendid build, easy action and sterling three (3)chain* and thirty >10) links, thence shingles smoked and w# hurrahed. They blaz­ •outb ten (10) chain* and sixty-seven (67) links our own soil and climate and good raw ties of Lamotte, Messrs. Bechtel & to qimrter (1*) line, ttenee west on quarter (i*) these and other facts. It was a war Mi, there urffl ed, and we shoiiied. The redcoats ran up and Ighest bidder year determined upon getting one HnethreeW chain* and thirty (SO) link* to toe that showed a determination on the materials will enable us to produce the began to knock off tlie burning shingles. Shots part of the mother-country to keep her same articles we need, and this they do as nearly like him as possible. Those Dated March M' ism. colonies entirely dependent on England with as small an expense ot labor as It tbe Bri Ushers scampering pell mell below. who have seen Mr. Bechtel driving La­ motte and Margot upon our streets will -for all forms of manufactured articles. would require to produce the same ar­ (quarter agree with us in saying that two more Laws were enacted to keep her colonies ticles in any other part of the world. I mty-flvr, from manufacturing out of their own advocate a policy that will maintain nearly matched Norman stallions could County. . FroUate Order. good raw materials things indispensi- the national government and pav the nur prisoners. Wasn’t we happy fellers? I not be found. Ln all the points that Aate ot, Michigan, County <jf Barry-aa. ’t mind tbo bullet-hole in my arm a bit. Just show the excellence at the Percheron ADELPHIA K. KANE. ble for their own use, and necessary to nation’s debt out of duties on imports. didn 4i l :.ras.s'X ’ , Guardian. give employment to those who have The heaviest duties should be laid on then. Becky Motte-piucky Becky Motto-waa" breed, the two haye no superiors tn nothing to sell but their own labor. all articles that will aid in securing a as happy aa any of us, though her flue house this country- Mr. Bechtel will be The war of the revolution was a war of diversified employment to our people." wuz in ruins. Bbe Invited the British officers, pleased to show them to any who may anil elcht hundred and eighty eight I will close my remarks by a quota­ as well at ours, to her farm-house to lunch, and. desire to make such inspection. resistance to n war ot commerce then b>-ing forded by the • mother-country on tion from a speech of Daniel Webster, There has lately become a great de­ d^a*cdlnBlkr tbS “*“* ot u“her B- HUU« Cora the colonies. Our conquest of a coun­ where he declared that "The producing purlite'tbher country** enemies a* toils friend*. mand for large, finely proportioned Cornklia B. Hills, executrix of the estate of Oat* try did not deliver us from the consum­ catue of allprosperityie labor ! labor! I horses, of easy action and handsome render her Anal account as such and pray* mate power of highly-educated British labor!! P The govefment was made old soldier, "word caion to our Glneral that carriage. They are wanted as roadsters to th"»U‘aiM?w heanl Mid allowed and to protect this Industry, to give it both tome of bls men wuz amusing iliemselrer by and carriage horses. The demand for vile be discharged fn»u diplomata, whose business it has always her said trust. be«n to find the weak places in sur­ encouragement and security. To tht* hanging Tories. Marlon hurried out and with them is very great and the prices paid , 11 ” to»» Thursday, tbe ’n A1 df*>’ oI A,'.rl1’ •*■’, D•* ton o'clock rounding governments, sad to so con­ very end, with this precise object in often fabulous. The nearest approach iIn the forenoon, b* aligned for the hearing of trol the legislation of those countries view, power was given to congress over the life of one ot ’em. It was Tom Cunningham, to perfection for the carriage horse of said petition, and that the heir* at law of ikld an to make them tributary to the wealth the currency and over the money ol one. of U.e worst, who died nt Kingston last this kind is the French Coach horse. ,.“hrr IMerestodIn said Lt re Cbtekrm ■ year. The til neral threatened to kill any man To meet this demand, and to enable and power of Great Britain. These the country. dlaiamata, after having secured for wboattampied to barm another prisoner. A Just breeders hereabout to raise the most tueir own manufacturing interests inau, n bntvn num, is Christian man was Gener handsome animals of the roiulkteMlasa This result ot InillgHttion will ui longer be l.bsrrt 1 ■’"‘i’-'*'1 ,H,t Kri“'tod- And It Sait, bbl more perfect mechanical powers than al Marion.” » Messrs. Bechtel Jk Goody ear have added' te I* further ordered. That said petitioner give uoany other nation posaessed, have en­ exporienm-d if Hlmmona Liver Itegnlnior is tak­ When the venerable soldier had finished Ids to their stables here the beautiful tlce to the persons Interested in said estate, nf Calf BE abled their government to gain greater en after each meal. It Isatich a good digester, the pendera-y ot saltKprtltion. and the bearing French Coach stallion mlvantages by their way of commence and so mild and pleasant in it* effect that It Is where I spent several hours very pleasantly. thereof hy causing a copy of this order to be hiwwppelte published In the Hasting* Baxxu, a uewina- Apptaa. pet oli ir country than they could have Apples, dned He said the narrator was a worthy pensioner four years old, stands 16 hunda high, per printed and cl d if the colonies had remained enaud a man of truth, and that the traditions of and weighs 1.400 when in good fleab; is Harry, onee Im earl i under their own control. Such i0"* bul 'X’rrret. tbo country aa well as official reports were in genof dark mahogany bay with black Men the consummate ability that points. Was imported from France in PETER COOPER’S POWDER Absolutely Pure. pppRicrs CREAM Central; ?akin§ RqwdeR it ■is s � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-04-04.pdf 2a54f7a88e50299521953992825210e6 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXII. NO. 49. The Hastings Banner. - County News. e Hastings, mich. april 4. The ladles working band iravn a . Hastings. Barry, Com Micil, U1A ,*£”, *01 be an old ruhlooed tlonaAonIi»?*?I>,.?*ll.on COOK &2jilSKERN. StlBhCRiniON KATKS before the end of the year the ptlou a ill positively be gl.Jft. •*. cent* will be added for nostH-rftnr resides outside or the aih ektising rates.­ - r»-w .............................. 1100 00 •lorxe Mr special pasiUotu. JOB FRIimNG. . rid-1* tell tn the Job Printing De­ cue iN.xxtiM. Eventhltv In the rh «•«*; Mid with the latest faoeeot . i,>Brorre! patterns of machinery* :«• i-orrmenemployed, enables the W HASTINGS. . . city .4 JXCO Daopla turrounded i t »p»rous country. Mid I* the lUrry co-tety* «*• l«**tlon on «| u-rraco* rt*ln< from U>e Tboro.0.2 bortlly be <urp*M*A WIU> *3odrd rtrwta MS haadaomn j «ru» an ciceUonl rrrttteote ptaoe. .- ,r*jrj Kboub of the blgbeat • . . vt ’.- al*o • acSOoi library of -ud elrgaat acl .Kii bulldiug*. It unira, three eicellbat newtMpera. ... Kirtir* ot Um- *c<Trt and txur» It ru. boart vf aa One a *y*tem uf rt.jr «tj povM-*Ma. which fur .i vjrpoMcd purity and adaiXa. 'roev and twu new hotel*, one q to the public, that have no . itv of three time* the popuia , Itv buvlnea* men and bu»l> rt>rva»t with the tnnea in n-e It haa ilraadv a number .dUctunng enterprises. But , to tblv direction bas been i-ropcr transportation faelli - li K fess been completed to : u ti-arcr Cturago by rad > Rapid* or Jackson. It Is the of tbl* line to rite nd Huuno railroad baa 1 od ir.taed I nun Uiwrll »outh to ■lefcc miit-s north of Haatlnga The , u*. iwc soured Mid most ofc the -- •lour from Freeport io Harting*, .it 1. vit-i.drd to Harting' in itw. ... flue tr-.a,p<>rtatlon facllltle* a* irm .1 iUrt'.Bn. and1 It oiler* most liberal In duolor • >eh institutions Certainly no l-ner plao- lor my branch of manufacturing. fuul’.ure and woodwork, could be s-twieu tad 3 liber*! bonus will be given for the ijrati.r. Sere of such eslahlirtftdenta. HAK1IA- • about lo^nt-r a new era rtKproa ’ peri'.y, Mid vn>P0**M to placi- Itself Io the front ranted t.1- t-u»clingultte*of Miclilc.uj. In this coamatM- wr-wdi state that during lb- past Trur.te - n. ■. 1-uildluiD abJ Improvements tn KMtlm- >r. r patent ?'.oo.ari :iud during the uu>t Cwo 'j. ir- ;■”.«*•. For further particulars ; c H ■ ur- of the best cities In ytiehigar and li;m-. »• bright pro-p-cts as an>. tear th- Hxh-m.- B a Kit. acknowledged to Je the •••■;; J of any county pa|»e.r published. |» M BYTE -Attorney at Law. Hastings. Mich, irtatof the staid. Special ’ . AHBER. M. D., Iluuirop.uhk' Physician and-Surgeon. Mi- ■ -mi rt hi* <«•» over Nevin's store Oim- * U i ni. uml from 1 to 3 p. in. All calls lu.c.:. • - r< ;mlv promptly re»i>on<lud to. Rasldeu.-. - i'.-cur. Center and Church ■....'(taULgv, Mkb. f’ W.I.UWRY.M.D., v■ Physician and Surgeon. M du-s a bpedaity cf treaUuz dioeasca of the K au'i EA a and the t>re*ervaUon of vision ek!> a”h,li SFat:TACIL,t® *ad °fe udl , a„.j residence on Broadway, near Court Houw. Hartings, Mich. QMIT1I a COLG ROVE, Lawyers, D <>£i-e |b L'nion block. IlMtlngs.) i*rv'.i. - .. al! the courts of the state V. A• KEN ASTON,. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear a Co.’s store.) rnctfc - *«: courts of the State. Collections pronpuy stuurtug to. . £ C. WELTON Ij uc tit for th* Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. Be won-. policies on a man'* property against «■’<. f..—, ..xa-ulngor wind; against a man's by death and accident. 0OOK& SHELDON, r V.4;' i ‘.t-'ra-t Block. Hartings. Mleh.) ulf ,81 Abstract Books In Barry D.v »! i: k s, rI-Kx. G. IL Vaxabman. USA! JEN & YANARMAN, Lawyers. i Or* IfokllDfis National Rank.) V K. TIMMERMAN. A • Ik.iiutpathic,Physician & Surgeon, •"■'i- e over Ijtthrop’s drug store.) E'AMt in,; SALK.—One of the beat farms ' y110’1 tewurtiip, of one hundred acres, - .. r... ui„|rr Rood cultivoilon, good LW--.1 *:i<! rti also corn barn granery. 5 scree '-1* choice fruit, pood water In well and ^.7 '?’-,r ' n»*> o' «»trees. For further pariumV ''! rtr"*t my residence 6mlle* nurtnof TOBIAH GARN. ««• i>. Mh-tfgan, county of Barrj -as. t." *, ',‘I“'| Of the Probate ('ourt for the ,’i?rr’. holdea at the Probate Office tn " ilwlltv*. in aaldcouuty. on Wrdneo\ » “V'Apr11.1” Uw year one tbous1 ' ;“’d elxbty eight. "h*. ii-. Wm. u. »‘ole. JudRp nf Probate. of Charon*G. Bent- r.'.idiag and Ollngtbe petition, ihily veriHoibroak, agent anaaitor. 1 ■ ■•■i M. it-n;i0-, administratrix of the • • ■■ ■ ■ 1 in-rnsed praying that she may be ;’lie teal ertaie ot oaid dectawed. t/nl.1 de’«rit*d for reason* therein It l-.iirden.il, that Thurodav. the "W to at iy there be, why the prayer iW tint Im granted. And it iCJ"V petition, aod the hMring PiUlUoLi ■ ''?!?•?£ a “W of order to be ? the Harttagit Baxxxk. a newaps•Urr 'ni ':' ,“nd c,rrulate<l in Mid county of *«*k for four auccoaalve wk I'^rlow to Mid day Of hvarlns. IA trie roe. a 53 W. a. Adkin*. Morvan. V B*1".-’’MhvffiS J.McKalrey. Mante Grove. Preston Jewell. Awrio. Postmaster, Iju-ey. Poatmarter, Banfleid. , v. " O'Dwmen. J. N. Covert, Carlton. Portmaster. Freeport. r. u. .-vurwooa, Delton. iwsfflsr- isss. KvSSr 5™ ’ °' vfalud' “ h0”’* ,or « -bort ph WiTu1 F°10 Mancelona. entertained comPaR* ,fro™ Kalamazoo last week. nrut friends at Allegan Kalamazoo last week. Mra. Rent© Faulk, of Plainwell, via[Jg^a«Khler. Mra Henry A?buur. Nettie Chestnut and Walter Cline are very sick. Jack Kermsee and wife buried their only child, a bright little boy. last week. He was sick but a short time. „ J. 8. Miller lost a valuable horse last weeK. Ed. Morgan carries a broken arm. caused by his horae kicking him. J. Pumfrey .and V. Hands have been loading care for the M. 0. A nice little party gathered at the home of Albert Williams’ last Friday evening as a surprise. More victuals next time and all will be well. WHOLE NO. 4714. Marriages are plentiful in thia vicini­ ty now days. Sylvanus Lipacomb and Minnie Gill were married March 25th. and Fred Griswold and Alice Landis March 27th. H. Curtis lost a six year old mare last week. Sabbath school was re-organized at the Tamarac church last Sunday. The following officers were elected: Supt., Mra H. Jordan: Sec., Hayden Myers; chorister and treasurer, L. Alden. Jane Myers has a sister visiting her from Oscoda Co. The spring term of school commenc­ ed in the Tamarac district last Tu«The voung people had a party at a serious attack of lung fever. David Houfstetter will move on Mr. Inaley’s farm and John Olmstead has moved into Mr. Barber’s house. Fayette Insley and Frank Wolcott Wilf spend the summer in Muskegon. Six fishermen caught one W pound calico bass at the lake the other day. Maybe fish know when it is April fool. A dynamite factory is to be establish­ ed at Sault Ste. Marie. A DAY IN WINTER. Sugar weather has began. Jas. Miller had the misfortune to lose Hod Myers’ last Thu reday night, that ‘“proving the ap- a fine horae. was not molested by any body. The dance at J. Pumfrey's was a Quite a number of’ young people complete surprise, and all reported a around here expect to attend the sum­ fine time. «At-LE GBOVK mer term at Valparaiso, Ind. comitbougtt Belayed Letter. Old Mra. Roatch. one of the oldest mencing J une 5th. ladies of this place, had a slight stroke north lhb ***• n°^JtbU <One to Dakot*ot paralysis hut week. Mra. Gier is very sick with lung Almra?.k quite sick with lung . _£he sIck at A- Chestnut’s are much uitnculty ‘ trouble. better. M. J. Goss is confined to the house by f,n!**16 tfot b's ,oot smashed The surprise anniversary, for David CENTER ROAD. bjrellog ro!linY op it while skidding. Bennaway and wife was complete. They an attack of erysipelas. Belayed Letter. Mra. E. Terpennlng is sick again. trtdureso flj8Ugar Cr°P ,a a oomPlet« received some beautiful presents. Quite Mrs. Ed. Bower is very aick. Mr. Terpenning is some better. a number were present. Miss Chambers, of Indiana, Is the Nothing I* more pitiful than th* cmbieas Mrs. Tapley is visiting in town. Birthday party for Mrs. Will Van The M. E. Sunday school of this place guest of her sister, Mra. Chas. Cutler. Sate McLeod is stopping at Mra. Col­ agoner Monday night. Jennie Cuuer, who has been spending in-12Sld Oard,ner “ viaiGng friends was organized Sunday with Mr. Carpen­ lier's. . ter, superintendent; Frank Woodman ­ some time with her sister, Cora AltMra. Frank Wales was buried from see. assistant superintendent; Mra. Jas. house. returned home Monday evening. Mra. Elston hss been quite sick. At Miller, chorister; Mra. Woodmansee, the M. E. church on Tuesday last She of whit* mourning fluttered in the Utter Rev. Martin will preach next Sunday was stricken by paralysis Saturday assistant chorister and secretary. Pr«*nt writing is a little better. evenipg at the Pratt school house. L. D. Bass has hired out to Leroy while riding, and fell from the buggy i» to be a dance at Will Coop­ Grant Lewis is expected home from er b Friday night. Gambol, of Irving, which called him striking on her head and shoulders, Homer soon. which the physicians decided produced a painfully small knot of the pooreot white There is to be a party at Sam Nice- there Tuesday morning. John Bass has hired out to Ed. Mor- 'concussion of the brain. She was tak­ ratio ribbon, it told ita story of <P*tittrtlan wander s for their daughter Elva Wed­ than language conid tvwfhJy nesday evening. gan for the summer, and started to en into Mr. Crum's home, near where more forcibly 1. Tl-L.ll__7- _ Belayed letter. the accident occurred, and Sunday was Jim Leggett has been seen in this work Tuesday morning. removed to her home where she lay in H. lloeiuer bus built an addition to Part of the wortd. a comatose rtate till ten o’clock Sunday his barn. ' A gathering of old friends at Lewis evening, when she died. Mra. Wales arable budding wm dark and dirty os a coal Saturday the surveyors of the 13. C. Brook s lust Saturday to bid good bye Meeting at the M. E. church at 7:30 K. IL were at Harmony st. near Gard­ to Reuben Norton and wife. Thev in tiie evening instead of 8:30 in the was an earnest christain worker, and mine. Yet, within tbcae hideous walls human lived. oulTi-red and did. Who coaid ner s. They are on an r^ir line for Ionia, start for their western home this week. afternoon next Sunday, as was an­ will be greatly missed by a large circle being* help looking upon that pathetic blVof mourn­ of friends. being 100 rods west of the county line. They will probably never do as much nounced. A social will be held In the 1. O. -G. ing and keep from raying: “It ia veil with When the road is completed, we will hard work there as they have here. T. on Tuesday evening; also one at M. the child. He will walk m no evil way*; ba have us fine a little town as is In the Better stay where yoy were. Uncle Reu­ Doster’s on Friday night with dough­ will know no rril thought;’ be will do no evil ben. state. A son at E. B. Paynes. nuts and coffee for refreshments. A. Snyder and wife, of Jackson*have Home good horses going out of this removed to their farm again. Mra Selah Mapes, of Olivet, is visit­ vicinity, and more left. M. Waldorff Quite an exciting time in regard to ing relatives here. A depot a half foile east of here is a sold one for 8200, and J. Lenah a team town officers. Eli Lattlng has been quite sick with for WOO. certainty. Operations will be com­ Mra Caroline Allerton is convalwc- lung lever this week. when h* coiuidern It well furnished, and what Miss Buell has l»een vtaiting at/M. menced early next week. Cora Wilkinson visited Mra Grace Waldorfs. • Byron Fisner has ordered a car load does it contain I A well worn die*, an indiffez* Slade last Saturday. Mra. A. Watring is siclc. The most fun of the season in this of lumber from Kalamazoo for a new Wm. Sutton and wife, of Battle Creek. vicinity was the mask dance at 8. Phil­ store. Sylvester France does the work. DO ID'S CORN ERM. '< are visiting friends in this vicinity. lips’. Warren Fisher intends to buUd 'a would the ordinary mechanic of ciriliraUcm > Quite a number of the lltxle ones Mra. J. M. Bauer attended the mask residence after harvest on the east side accomplish with eueh implements as three! Arthur Gesler has returned from Sar­ are having sore eyes. party at S. Phillips’, in company with of the R. R. anac for a short tlipe to visit his par­ Ben Miller has been under the doc­ M. WaldorfTs people. We do not desire a “gourd growth.” ents. tor’s care the past week.’ and Spawn, nut together their IL Wilkinson is getting out lumber Keep an eye on Creasy. The 25th of March a new boarder Would like to know what became of for a house. A number of ourxild and young peo­ umiak*, and manufacture al) aor came to E. B. Payne and wife—a boy. our last weeks items. ple took in the sugar festival at grange Mra. N. Chandler is failing still. lall last night A good time was had. WEST RUTLAND. WEHT MAPLE GKOVF.. Thomas Henson has purchased a val­ Profeasors Wilkinson, of. Hope, and of suitable sire, and place it in another handle, uable team of Jacob Lehner; considera­ Delayed tetter. Ezra Hall has. rented John Custer’s of Plainwell, furnished music, drilling with a broken needle the bole for the Mra Joe Shoup, of Grand Rapids, is place, and will move in the near future. Hands, tion £400. pin on which the blade turns, having first by which was very good indeed. Lauern Campbell has moved on D. G. at Wm. Archer’s. Clara Luther has returned home Mra. Vanawalker has returned from means of fice carefully untempered the part Sam Shoup has rented the V. O. from Wlscohsin. Morthland’s place. of the — blade tn ™ bo «.«««.drilled,—J. Mualanald Alaska, where she was called a few — —» — Mra. Reed.'of Ohio, is visiting her Mra. H. Howard died the 31st, of weeks ago to attend the funeral of her Oxley in American Magarine. I). H. Mosher was seen in our midst Buck farm, and will soon move to it. lung fever. Her remains were taken mother. the other day. sister, Mra. Endinger. to Pennsylvania for Interment. Mrs. Susan Barber is very sick. Sam Stines and family, of Charlotte, Fannie Rogers spent Sunday with SOUTH HASTINGS. Charley Gilbert has'keturned to Cresvisited«fit Sam Nicewander’a Sundav. Edith Diamond. . sy to spend the summer. nnrtbweaf is at Warren, I. T. Hundreds of A fair sized audience greeted C. Cut­ A numtier of the young people gave Mra Elmer Reynolds Is visiting FREEPORT. ler at the Lhe Star lust last Saturday evening. evenir1 Charles Benedict a very pleasant sur- in Augnsta. yean, and carb roar from fifty to imventyEva Barnaby left Tuesday for forMliL ____ 7 Delayed utter Gise last Wednesday evening, it being _jexpects ------- *- •to --------—for some Miss Cud well was tn Lowen Thurs­ David Reynolds expects to move to flro po Lark to (\hitia with from Kl.OW to dleville_aand remain 181st birthday. • fortune \>r theuu. Moat CldiMaa Plainwell next week. day. time. Fannie Rogers expects to commence Mrs. France and Miss Mead are still N. Brayton was In Lowell last week Georgie Johnson has left Mr. Illlslnher school next Monday in the Gates on the sick list, but gaining very slow­ on business. ger’s. district According to reports we will soon be Minnie Lahr is now working at Mra. Frank Withy has gone to Mis­ ly-Morris Brown will, begin house-keep­ an operator. Morg. Smith's. ing next week. Smith Will is numbered with the souri to visit her mother. Frank Ryerson is very sick with ty­ Arthur Shorter has returned from a sick. phoid pneumonia. Mra. Mat Hall and short visit to friends in Battle Creek. WOODLAND. ' C. J.Smelker was in South Lowell one of Morg. Smith’s children are also Isaac Rickeamore is building an ad­ Wednesday and Thursday. Nice day for town meeting on Mon­ sick. dition to his house. of advertisers is John Wonarnaker, lh« great D. Luttin has been visiting his many The prohib's held a caucus at M. Philadelphia merchant, who accounts for his Big run of sap the past few days. Burton’s last week. We hear there Freeport friends the past week. —Ch iLi. ...... HI ■■ ... -— 11 - - » E. H. Sisson is not able to attend to Mr. Wolford has bought a farm in were 005 present. A team owned by a man named ,uCb hls.store at this writing. His brother Campliell. . R. Freer has some new lumber on his ■ Tubbs started to run away on Main St. Ltill Fred Griswold and Alice Landis were j Foster is filling his place. place. but were opportunely stopped John Yarger made a business trip Co united in the holy bonds of wedlock at tMonday, Porter Burton was In Grand Rapids the residence of the bride’s parents on by a by-staxuler. Grand Rapids last week. last Wednesday on business. C. B. Lusk, of Aylsworth' A Co., went Tuesday last. We wisp them many Miss Louisa Smelker returned home The ladies had a rag bee at Mra. Hilto Big Rapids Monday. 4(0 circulation, for 5,000 dodgrra—New Orof happiness. ' singer's last Friday, and “how the- rags Thursday, after a week's visit with years The B. C. & B. C. leveling gang pass­ John R. Crites, of Union, Oregon, friends. dld'ily.” through the village last Thursday, The donation was not yery largely at­ aiid Miss Delia Rising, of this place, ed Porter Burton cut his toes last week going north. They said the route so were married at the residence of the tar was a daisy. with an ax or adz, which makes him tended Thursday night, owing to the bride ’s parents on Thursday. The hap­ bad roads. Orno Strong started Monday for a hobble around. Several from here attended the quar­ py couple started Monday on a tour trip to Oregon and Washlugton T$r. fond of psychical inveatigationa He wu Mra. Peter Bechtel died last Saturday through the east, which will embrace morning of paralysis. She was nick terly meeting held at Carlton center Pennsylvania, New York and Wash­ Ills wife accompanied him as far as sitting in his sleeping chamber late at night Sunday. Chicago, where she Is visiting her only a few hours. Mr. Wilson and wife and- Mr. Camp­ ington, D. C. They will then go to the mother. Rosa Hllsinger is getting up a tea bell and wife enjoyed the reception at home of Mr. Crites in Oregon. Canada silver at par in Nashville club.Although neither party elected a full now. J. G. Reuter's Saturday. They return ­ according to the mandates of the Wm. Griffin and family will soon ticket, Wocdland people feel that they Business ed to their homes in Chase Monday. Mens* Association. move to the city. Married, Thursday, March 22nd, at have good men elected, and it is Every­ Mra W. 6. Barnett and daughter We made slight errors in the Sundav the bride’s parents in Lafayett, Ohio, body’s duty to assist the officers elected Ada, of Grand Rapids, visited Nash­ York Evening World. school officers last week which we cor­ Geo. A. Reuter, of- this place, to Miss to perform their dutv. ville friends last week. rect, Ruth Lake is assistant organist Rosa Wilson; of Lafayett, Ohio. They We believe in making a fair tight at Nashville’s corps ot the salvation instead of Susie Baldwin. • returned to this place March 24th. Mr. the polls, and accepting the results. ta beginning to find the way Grace Holmes is visiting at R. Gam- Reuter’s people gave them a reception, Good men were nominated, and army somewhat a path of thorns and slightly by asking their relatives and friends to the result of the election was not so thorny. Lieut. Sampson carries a neat­ There will be a warm sugar social enjov the occasion with them: much the result of party feeling as of ly decorated optic, donated to him by next Tuesday evening at H. Hllsinger's. If tbp. infitwnre* rarroundiog them were ouch First on the program was a few able personal influence. some rascally youth at the hallelujah John Foley intends fixing up his remarks by C. H. VanAnuan, of Hast­ There was a tie on drain commission­ sugar social last Thursday night. Eight, *Tto reform irurtwul of to hard-n. the** house in great shape this summer. er, but as is usual in consequence, it of the unsaved ones were brought be­ would bo a good chancn of turning them into* u-cful citisenv The probabilltfe* now are Rev. Lovington preached a very able ings. was decided in favor of the republican 2nd. flinging. fore Justice Mills Wednesday, and add­ that moat of them .will punux? criminal sermon at the Star last Sunday evening. 3rd. remarks by Enoch Andrus, or candidate, Mr. Eckart, ed two dollars each to the wealth in the The secretary of the W. C. T. L. Allen King's house caught fire on treasury, with but one expection. He Irving. , would confer a favor upon your corres­ Monday aiiout 12 o'clock and burned to will wrestle with the mechanism of the Tribune. 4th. singing, y pondent by giving him the announce­ 5th. presentation of presents by C. M. the ground with nearly all its contents. law next Wednesday. ment of their meeting a week previous. VanArman. The family being all away the fire got Mrs. McDerby and children are visit­ Florida We alm to get all the news, but being under good headway before It was no­, ing at Parma. Frank went with them, 7th’ SMr.* J^ T. Reuter tendered his here only one day out of each week, it ticed. D. N. and Perry Stowell were but has returned. is impossible to get such things unless heartfelt thanks to the people. the first on the ground, but could not; Rev. w. A. Koehler is away attend­ the facts are made known. 8th song. Mi’s Minnie Cheesbrongb. save anything worth mentioning. The ing conference. lie will not be return­ Rev. Morgan, of Grand Rapids, was Miss A. Reuter. A. J. Cborebrough and house and coutents were insured in the ed to this charge, his three years allot­ the guest of Porter and Morris Burton lania, Barry A Eaton insurance Co. ment of time having been consumed. hhi ticket office seeking information about Supper, to which all did ample Mra. Christine Waldroth and Mra.; He bas many warm friends here who hi* line, especially if bo I* from tire north, ba the fore part of the week. Chas. Hall, who has been working in justice. Then wishing Mr. and Mra Henry Zuchnitt are visiting with their will be sorry to see him leave us. Grand Rapids all winter, has returned Iteuter a prosperous future, they all sister, Mrs. Faul. , Easter services were held at the Prof. Smith has been having a severe, M.E. church Sunday morning and at Herald. home and will work his father’s farm dispersed to their several homra Toe this summer. happy couple left for Chase, their fu­ attack of the hiccough, and is unable the Congregational church in the even­ to teach at present writing. ture home Monday. . ing. Both passed off very pleasantly. FODK CORNERS. Mias Joe Sherwood, ot Charlotte, vis­ “woanut" which, txflanic.il authorities ' UOWKNS MILLS. PR1CHARDVILI.K. ited Miss Emma Barber over .Sunday. urge, should Im “coconut." Thn wrong Mrs. Chas. Richardson has the erysip­ The quarterly meeting of the M. E. The W. U.T. U. served an elect ion Republican Baltimore. The republi­■ elas last Sabbath. •ith ' dav dinner at Kocher*’ store, and the Lottie Loomle. of Hope. Is eprodin* church Will Nichols and family are moving cans elect everything but justice by Belief Corps run a tnuseum in one of ■ ebort time with C. S. Brice and Iam>- their goods north, and intend to go in a good majorities. (ID. Prichard returned to Ann Ar­ Boise’s little buildings. "’cash Stowell's children are afflicted ^Yesterday morning Geo. Ford led Congregational social at S. D. Barbor Monday. Deverne Hook has moved his mill on। ber’s Wednesday evening. That of the with th. wbooplmt cough. his horses cut to water, and one dropM. E. folks nt Dr. Winn’s last WednesMrs. Minerva Bowen, of Mendon, is S. Week’s place. dead before it drank. Martin Shaft is visiting his relativesi dav’night was a neat affair. spending a shoit time with her parents. oeri The I. O. G. T. will hold a warm su­ 11. W. Hawkins’ new stock I9 in, and Mra. Lyman Chamberlain w very ill gar social next Saturday evening at bwvtbiTs al) younger than myself. . School commenced at the Week’s bis store wili be open^this week. atftswrison Barnum and family have their ball. . . . Admiring Crowd—Isn't it extraordinary I NORTH-EAST HAST1XOS. Hattie King expects to go to her school house Monday. Anna Johnson,’ —Ufa ,■ . , moved opto D. P.,Wjirt farm teacher. . . , . aunt’s in Prairieville to spend part of Mvrta Titus, of Cloverdale, is the George Simpson has moved on Johni The members of the W. F. ■«. b. win summer at least. guest at A. I. Barnum’s. hold thank offering and memorial ser­ the ’s place. Briggs has commenced carpen­ Lichtv George Houfstetter and Amy Bald­ An odd combination of wares H offered by Win. Delano is home from Albion for■ vices for Mrs. Ersuln Barnum and Mrs. terJohn work for Charles Coman. win have been having a tusael with the days. A ... Rachel Hagar on.Sunday. Hector Patterson commences Thad a few Charley Fisher has moved to Otsego) mtiHBles. Sunday school was or*Mnkfd Harry Andrus and wife, of your city, era that within can be obtained •l^ecbaa. Altoft school house Sunday last, with Moore’s new wing on his house next Frank Johnson Is visiting friends1 have been spending a week with his Orvill Barnum as suparintended. * John Jackson is a happy man. It is parents. Ed. Bump's baby is no better at pres­ about here. a boy. ent writing. w Armstroug. BoweuiTgma. Menu will be receipted •®r Ry the Bax n kb propriatn— xn,i all subscribers at the plsc« named who havJ ,e4 W,,h “* t'*’lwt'vn this date and pBy thelr. b»<Tlptlona to the Baxxbma agents tuuued above. . Reanectlunv, COOK 4 klHKKRN. �Batt Rheum GREAT AmalClearing Sale. Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak! If so. now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment. . Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This, is a chance ^purchase Lanies’ and Childred s Cloaks cheap. We have marked them all over in Among the fim flowers brought to this country by our flower iovtng ancestm was the sort known at the preseut Ums under the various names ot iris, fleur de hi and flag. The pioneer ta this country was the old Engltoh iris ta two colors, dark bine and pure white. One at the firvt requirement* tar a The trises are hardy peretmiala, showy, hewlihy cuodiUoe acd a »ubwqaet: <uc- besuiiful, easy to grow and general favor­ cc^siu! ; ropxgauoa uf say plant comUU ites. There is a large aa*or.u»ent of in adopting a well devtoed system at species sxm! varieties, and of recent years tertauBtioAn indifferent system of many new and worthy sorts have beta in­ nmnuring is at the root of a great max.* troduced. failure* A system of manuring to rattacal Nothing •among hardy herbaceous wLea it to based upon the result* trf a plants, says a writer in The American careful exammaliOQ into the compmiUou ’ Gardea, from whxh Journal the accom­ of the plant under culUvsUca and on a : panying to reproduced, has crested a sen­ due cuakideratioQ of it* natural quallfiea- . satfon tit a longtime like that produced ticos for availing itself of the needed plant food. but* frx-m the atmosphere and the wxL Plants with well taveloptd and extensive root system may prosper where tnoee with a cocnpact one will fall, and the aame statement apnliea with equal force to the character of tbesr leaf system. (See tiiustratxxtt in which ~a” represent, rye, "b" turnip, “c" sugar beet, “d" carrot, "e" lucerne'and "f” potato.) To determine with certainty the eotnpoaitton of a plant, especially with reference to its mil coctatitqeata, requires repeated examinatMiua in different stages of It* growth sad when raised upon different kinds at soil The good effects of barn­ yard manure and wood ashes rest on their complex character and on their influence over vartoo* physical and chemical quaU| ties at Um soil Experience proves that barnyard manors u most etflcwnl when Bed Figures o 90 that vou can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods. rhitshes. Silks, and Vel­ vets. It ought to be barns io L All Also Flannels and Blankets. I cultivated plant* contain the name ele­ mentary eousUtueut*. yet no two at them Underwear in white, grey or la the mum abmlute amounts and reUUre proportions. 3 Tbeee plant eoortit-' scrrlet cheap. uenu are ferutahed in part by the ear rounding auna*pbere, is pert by the aoU We can save you money on and aotue io varying proportions by both, your Cotton purchases, either a The eaaential plant coortituest* are not Deeded in different plantain the same pro­ in bleached or unbleached, MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. portion* at the various vnrrfrwive atagea at growth, but are wasted at different stagea ot growth in different absolute amount* and relative prvporticcs Each plant has its especial wants at different atagta <d its development. Grain crepe j require much nitrogen fa an avaOabte fora during tbe:r later period of I growth, wbeu blooming and fnra( tag seeds; grape ' vines need a I large amount of potash during the j growing and maturing at the grapes 4. , The abaci ate amount of easeutial mineral constituents may vary in the same plant . without atfecong. M a rule, the general I character of that plant; yet not one ot the | roeetrtial elementary mineral constituent* j can sene in piacrof another one to any I marked extent without altering, ta many Instance* in a aerions way. the Velauve propoeuon ©C the organic eonsutnenta at plant*. 3. peaucular form m which we apply vanoa* ankles uf plant food, aa J well as the special aasuexation* in which . they may be appLed. exerts quite fre­ I qoe&tly a decided influence. w* only on ’ the quantity ot the crop, but also co Its ' quality. 6. The natural resources of the [ and in available ptant food have proved. 1 as a rule, ultunately taauflktent for a re­ munerative management at the farm, the garden and the orchard. Care ought to be exercised So secure within certain bcatta a liberal supply ot ertry eMcnttal food cooitituent of the plant under cultivaticc. so as to meet promptly it* per.odical wanu when called foe. The heavier the crop the larger shouk! be the mum of the cneMtitueoU carried off from th* soil. Meanwhile we must bear in mind that, sraccewi does not depend oo any exceptionally large amount at one or the other prominent article of plant food, such as pbospboric artd. pot­ ash cr uitrogeu. but os a liberal supply of every ewseuUal plant cnestitotmi. for ot the emeetial articles uf plant food that one which is present ta the .<>‘1 tu the I I I I . I • • I I ; rsin vixjrnD or DUS EAEtomOL tag favor with the public. They are natives ot Siberia aod Japan. But we are indebted to hybrid t*.t;^u by th.er clever pardedere. the J*pa, for upward ot a hendred var.-ure. ■ They are often cultivated aa scb-aquaties, and like plenty of water durtag the growing leasoc. They do well grown ta pans, with the bottom placed a couple of aches tn a tank of water. Some of the flowers measure ten inches serves, and. if less »e:r.ed than others, are ,pz.ted. striated, splashed and darted with vivid color* xa a true Onental style The flowers are flat in form, dsttnet. beautiful .sod large, and m cjtse cf culUvatoou to equal the da German xns. When cows are first tamed to grass ta tbs spring; if keed to abundant, they ought to be allowed ta the psature but }few be ars each day for several days; in word, th* change ot food should be gradual. CarelessoesB ou this really im­ portant point has resulted often in scraxxs cocaequetxes. To the oft repeated questioc, •'Stall grata be fed to cows ta sumtaer*** lbs general answer to, • 'No, not if the animals have an abends nee at good grass." The most natural, and at the same time healthful, food for zallk cows m i^i—.r-wr ta the green grata ot a‘ good pasture. When shorts and bran are obtainable at cheap rates, and grass begins to fad. these may be o»«d to cxoeUeet effect ta supple­ menting the grass. Mingled with the hay and fed to cows, the mH* glvee a larger percentage at cream, while the quantity at milk is also inrreased. Hood’s Sarsaparilla The Bsm Stive tn the world for CuU. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sorts. Tetter. Chapped Hands Chilblain*. Coras, and akin Eruption*, and positively cares Pile*, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per­ fect satisfaction, or ‘money refunded. J*rice 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear i Co. Delinquent taxes at Saginaw Qty thta yvAr. fllWJOO. thet did beyond the kmto THU rerrnDfT LaPY ts H&tUBCV aadots ere Vfcoed not *Dow * roegk to nm t se ax snc» ed at Hill's Peerleee Cough Syrup b quick to art upon and cure a cold. No cure, no pv- W. H. Goodyear. Streams about Charlevoix will receive HUGO young trout fry. hypoentw. Sin » bervdjtary. aod aer daxly Cobb's LitGe PUls cure indigestion, act* and wonb taerwy • cr •otsbip.. ' dizziness, nausea, biiliousnes*. etc., or V. S/-3X Hvery ntarcsfa] reua erh*r<*d. money refunded. W. H. Goodyear. the Jewwn people are roreogred to thee- own Sheriff Conklin proposes to have a li­ w*ya They are iaft ot Gul-left to tbembrary a: the Bay county jail Hill's Peerless Worm Specific is ac­ knowledged the best remedy tor the purpose wherever known.|W. H. GoodThe docket for the next term of the supreme court contains 140 cases. impure blood is an insidious enemv running through the system seeking the weakest organs. To conquer the enemy use Hill’s Sarsaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. Rev. A. H. Parsons, a pioneer Baptist aature, sad a ngbt to uxfUc: preacher, died al Unrr^ Saturday. pepsia. use Acker's Dyspereis Tablets. They are a positive aa. xor DyiprpaU. Iddigestion. Flatalenqy ud C<m*t:psxton. We guarantee then. 25 and W cents. W. H. Goodyear i Co, Druggists Itoi. Mange, ane Scratches of every kind on human or sEimals cured in 30 minutes by Woolfosd’s Sanitary LoUoo Thia never fail* Sold bv W. H. Good­ year. druggist. Hasting*. Mich. Nine widow* live-at Lonesome ave­ nue tn the village ot Sherwood 'VXc\V\.'>X Throat cc X L»gIM~>- Ifyssh.ro • 0x6 « Oald. or ths children are Seedmen who have grown thto pepper on then- own grounds have catalogued it this year with their noveJtiev and special­ ties. Burpae says of !t: "The plant sets its peppers very early and coo tinties untfi fTOsi, branching freely and twartag pro­ fuse iy it > wonderfully productive; the • pepprrt are all carried upright, are of I si.pen-.-r quafcty and ot &me eharp flavor." j Sweet own. giMwrjdlyspeak;ng. thriven better m hen pk*alc«l ta runs than hi bills; thlu t-« eight inches apart in ths LOW TOURIST RATES. which do mare mortal bs* V, M-3S. Chrtat UBaoubtedly Ud m nuad bw» tae trewtmert b. «*. rrectmllv to re­ carre from tbo Jew*. V. M There Is a roznulstnw fort* ta «im tirotv cure all Blood Dtoenroa. porifioa the whota syatex^ acd tboro-ghly baildfl up the eo&stltauac. Bcmraber. wc guamnte* h. W. H. GooDTKAk A Co, Druggtala. The Jackson Efninet rifles will bold tbdr sixth annual ball April 2d. ‘ English spavin Bniment removes all V. K. The thcaderwg --wo**- gtr, to bard, soft, or calkwaed lump, and blem­ ishes from bocMs. blood spavin, curbs, a ptatet tawterwst smectas Cm- th. d^mad iweroey. ringbone, atxtka, efty The Lcrd drepfy rvgrecs tbsl they had The new pepper from China, which has splints, spurred the offare of starry madf them, ato been chr-oiened "Celestial pepper,” is cue spraixu. sweilinga. etc. Save KO bv only by htaMtf wtata ta the but ta all ot the meet ornamental vsrteoes grown. use of ou- bottle. Warranted. Sold ages by hfe sarvucta "How eftsn,'* impbaa In cur cut*are represented tWo peppers at by Goody ear A Co„ druggists, HroG^gv the fYvqacct effere of hto pardoci and grwea. natural sixe, bat no idea at the rotor to, ot wctikl ...Tfe Methodist church dow "I woold,’ ■ the divine safe, coane. given. Up to the time these are nrt.’ is she hm=*r. »ta. Th* wheto wtaem* fully npe they are of a deUca-'e creamy used in Michigan is at Dearborn. yellow hue. and when fully crown change to a vivid ttarlet. This sttiktag central in colors renders the plant a beautiful ob­ ject as-well as a useful cue. rr. rnrr A 26-page rnrr. ulustrath I IIL.L.J PAPER Preertpttoe st the Boa. <».Mate. proftwt *1AY GOD BLESS YOD �KIRK’S THE GREAT POLITICAL MILL Copyrighted, !W. by Funk * W agnails Wyoming Valley,sistymBq* distant. Although ^^y-tbeamh da) of April?*“?>* 1®^!' at ten o clock lu tbe forvtiixui at tto tinetli front door ot toerourt toolin' tto ettv Unfailing Specific for Liver Disease Unfits with 4/tawasB day-dawn and magnificent scenery. But when we bad ascended to Nazareth. chining vapors ees. it !inug. must be a fall grown woman > was fmsad sang tbe Indians wbo answered tiss deaertprionoftix'iou tme. She only remm*. teriou* link of sympathy that bind* the ™-mt- me to seek comfort within tbe roach. We passed through the Wind Gap and breakfasted at the Slocum. Tbefoundllnff felt no filial t>y undulating aumadt. of the Poeouo Mow contaluln male In distant Indian settiementa In search cf Hollcltors for Complainant. ’ heeled undisturbed, the bear made his floating soap ----- IS------ the chief ind Absolutely Pure. .. No’’* l* l*cre»>y it I van that I shall sell at du nllc auction, to I he highret bidder, on Saturday th- twenty-first <tav et Anrll 4 t> i < •/.. . me omer ot it,, Judge of Probate In the <’tt> of Hastings lu thtouut j of Harry iu the Mate of Mlchlmi. pur­ Mr. Protection has scored several clean knockdowns and Mr. Free Trade Is alSeVJ.boo?mlnR ver* Froggy, al though the fight- has but just begun. Alonzo Ferri*. comptalhouL- Wood, de JAS. S. KIRK & CO.. CHICAGO.______ _ ■ iai*e «-ir«led are those who read tills BiFyi Vo ItiH-i. lot; they will find honorofllUllL r <. ,,.!(()iii"i>t that will not take jr.ini iheir homes and families. nw . - An-' .:gr:ui<ls,urv for every indiiv .... ' . li iv'.’ made dtid are now r '.’i . !. i.’i'r-ii dollars a month. It la . J.->- io make >3 and upwards per n hr to »«lrk Kilbersex. youug a coded: westart sou. Every .'Krclal ability. required; yon. :: as well as. :uij- one. Write to ml! particulars, which we mall I htiiiHiu A Co.. l>rttand. Maine. of Mi. ’RMi. rauiily of Barry.—tut. ‘ •• s .rV -: (< the I'robateCourt for lhe.Couutr rf ita-ry -JuXr'J M Uw Probate OfficeIB the etty Ji ila»tK.<s !:i -Old county on Friday, tbe } eight. Judge of Probate. AND POINT OF POLITICS. iuu rexl H. Ml^re by BopoMtoaa toll srp.h an levs. No man can be elected president on a platform which declares, lu effect, that American manufacturers have no right to control the liotnc market for their prodQcta.—Philadelphia Preas. A. Nebraska man is engaged in wriling a bible with himself ns hero. Tbe other Mugwumps in theatale are mad boenuso thepeau only lie apoeUea.—Albany Jour- minors of. in and to the rriiJ rstate situate aim • m2.,n ll“» roart/remlS M( ".g. ,J‘r <>t Barry, lu the stale of •f the Mid itate of xllchlgM and In the state it? Mkliigan. known and detu-rlhn! a- followa, to »It: That part of west imtf nf s-uth Awl <nur ter of st’citori eighteen in town time uirtb range eight west l\li>g north of tlieblghwa<- imttheudd defendant. Martha a wZS 10 Tankre ttprmg* inTS1- *Si<1 er u,e bln 111 complaint filed hounded M follows: l'«nim«-n<-itig*tthe nonh tatorfSS.c^r tour month* from tto yM »"l otcomplaint "ion tic ukrti ili ennftaaed - and rnnhm- <h>. 'hta order be publlXn withhi tXnt/'d^' from Uta date U ih.USttiSfitaxxXrS? thrncr M.titb rods to the center of the hleli ***• J*!*•’« ''wterly along the center st high * “I*r Printed th Mid Ocnintv’ of liarn ' end to way M 2-10 rods, theneti north 2S rods to th. ouolltbed therein once in earh week' for tlx Place of bpcinnlng conttUntog 5 acres and U diTu nL'f ?UCCCT”loa: •**ch publication, however The only thing that standi In the way p**’ of land. rxccptiiiK all parcels sold then- .'halt nol be necrevary In case a copy of till* or- ot Grover Cleveland's defeat is a failure ••Irf to served on the laid defemtant to/mlik »wen».,r **1°™ tbe time herein pro-' to nominate him.—Cincinnati Commercial scrltod for her uppraranee. “ Hated March 3d A. !».. 1MW Gazette. D. K. COOK, Gtuukllaa. day of March. A. D. IM, at From this time on the Republican party Charlotte. In s xlfl ctreult. will be steadily gaining lu strength. Ito FRANK A. HOOKKK. . principles are those to carry the country. —Hartford CouranL Where Are You Going? st.d Olinz the petition, duly vertM:>der. sou ot said deceased, -wrt t*> adjudicate and determine rrr the hein-of said deceased and . rit th-, r-al estate of which »Xld M anWiA^-^ ■ »MUM% f^oticn Which -.t * i< ordered, that Friday, of April, A- D ISM. at ten th« iotrnoou, be assigned for i. Mid petition, and that Aamto wfij u tlie i'robate o.T.-.-e. tn the <ixi county and show cauve, why the prayer of the pets­ ; b^granted. -r.kr-ii that said petitioner ■rsmts interested In said e»■ it sold petition and the .e.*ing a ropy of thia order ■ella'tinp IIkxnxk a new»r - thted lu said County of Ch week for three weeks, a ofheanng. - Wm W. CUI.E. Judge of Probate. |te- PITH Sam Randall haji’nnolher chance to peg his name higher on the scroll ot honor of American Industries.—Binghamton Re­ publican. When the rote ot Wisconsin Is counted next November there will be it Republican majority of ^OOC.-Milwankre Sentinel. Times change and men change with them. Twenty.five year* ago the southern brethren would have been glad if Sheridan had run. Today they are thankful that he Won't—Philadelphia Press If the Democratic bonne keeps on ap­ propriating 11,000.000 a day for. public buildings the “surplus" will dlwlpate, and then the people will dissipate congreea.— Hartford Evening Post. State of Michigan, county of Barry—«*. At a wnwlau of the Frolmte Court for. the ttauaty of Harry, hidden at tbe I’robate office In the City ot HMting*. In said County, on Tue» day. the TTth day ot March, In tbe year our ttioiwand eight hundred and eightv-elgbt. i'rrwut, Wm. W Cote, Judge of Probate. In the matter ot the estate of George Hazel. deceMed. ■ du reading and filing the petition.duly veri­ fied. of Ann Hazel, widow of sold deceased, LOW PRICE RtILRUD UIDS « praying that a certain Instrument now on file lu thh court puri-orttng to to the last will and (FREE Government LANDS. testament of said deceased nxav bo admitted to '. m-, / —- —-i'J Korts probate and the admluhlratlon of said estate GENTLEMEN. may be granted to your petitioner or some other suitable person.. wuwv i vn wi * 'iiiniii Da 111 FlOO Mrtrr~~ Ttoreupon It is ordered, that Friday, tin Sift Ltmi'TiiTirctisar3Xh day of Abril, A. D. INM. at ten o'clock in ami iisving no taeks or nails to wear tire stock­ the forenoon, to assigned for the hearing ot ing or hint the feet, makes them as comfortable said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of mH! and well Otting as a luind sewed shoe- Bay the deceasei). and all other persons Interested in luring th* last half century. Not best. None genuine u'nl*we stamoetf en bottom said eatate.are required to appear at aseulou ol said court, then to to bolden at til® Probate -4-t ahmtig the wonders of (n- "W. I- Dauria* *3 Htio-, wtmuited." W. L. DUUGLAN »«SHOK. the original wd office, in the city of Hastings, tn said county, <*ntl»« progress is a method only band sewed welt >< shoe, whlcti equals aud *how cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the pcUtiooer should not be granted. u'totn in hoc shots costing irotn sew S’’And it ta further ordered, that said petitioner W. L DOUGLAS «t.w HHOK is unexcelled > I'.iy tltwrr'Al-, anyone ean-do to the person* Interested In said eair heavy wear. . give notice Iliu’tt sex c.iung or old; no special of the pendency of said petitien, and tto W. L. DOUGLAS ffJ 8HOK Is worn by ail tate, •Ired. ( apltal uoi needed; you are bearing thereof by causing a copv of thi* order • Cui this nu» and retu-n II to us to biff published In tbe Jlastlnn Bas kbr a newspaper printed and circulated In said Coun r-u.lon aau ano n not mhu oy your ueatet ty of Barry once In each-nek for three suecMiive rou more montw write W. L. DOUGLAS. Bhih ktox. SlAei. j week* previous tt> said day of hearing. K WOOLEY, agent/ »e in the world. Wm. W.COLK. Judge of Probate. Hastings. NORTHERN PACIFIC H w. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. IWI ( The Republicans have not, at any other time siuce 1872, felt aoconfldent of success as they do at this moment.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. That fisheries treaty is In such a bed way that Secretary Bayard has to have aomabody to alt up o’ nights with It It will hardly live tone® the daisies bloom.— Philadelphia Press. If the Democratic party proposes “taking tbe initiative'* in any kind of style, it must scour Ha escutcheon and put on a clean shirt.—Cincinnati Commercial GaBette. It is announced that Senator Voorhees nil the administration are out What! Aginf—Wheeling Intelligencer. Here is a sentiment for the free trade howlers:’ With all your talk your fellow citizens love you still—the stiller tbe bet­ ter.—Philadelphia Press. STRAY SHOTS FOR PROTECTION. Nothing which labor has produced is The free tendera’say “wool” ten Uwes; iragar not once. WE WILL GIVE AWAY AT OUR TWENTY-FIFTH AWARD OF PREMIUMS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd. $25,000 IN CASH! AMONG 100.000 SUBSCRIBERS . ---------- OF TIIK---------- DETROIT COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER AND MICHIGAN HOME JpyRNAL. . The award of premiums will taken in entire charge by a commit. ! subscribers who will conduct the same, without any condition or res--' i ‘.icn on our part whatever. ’• ,, The Detroit Commercial Advertiser is the favorite weekly family p r-: of Detroit and Michigan. No weekly paper has as large a circulavjon :n Michigan. 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We furnish names and addresses of handre - - PremS;enr0to^ny Sin Detroit as to our financial stand-r spons1bi1itycommerc|ai Advertiger Publishing Company J. C. HOUGH, Pre.. 1 J*S. *. Mo*LLISTE«, Vlce-P-e.., ... ltorr. mi, : Remember I "Far fetched bought" tbe world over. dear Nearly tbe entire coat of every fabri­ cated article is labor eotiL - ----- — —' , WM happy when we reached the brow of the Wllkro- esn to descend Into the wanner atmosphere ot the charming Wjwaung Valley that spread Mt in enchanting beauty far below us. I can never forget tbe right royal supper at the Pbtrnlx olana.to the editor ot toe Lancaster lutellb Hotel, by the side of tbabeaatlfuHJuequebauna, (tracer, gave such information that all doubfei that appeased a voracious appetite after a sixty, about her identity were removed. Hite had told mile ride lu healtj.ful mduntalu air_ v-nimn Slocum; that tor honey! Karly the next morning I started on aptlgrlmage to places and persons Identified with tbe stirring scenes enacted In the Wyoming Valley tn tbe summer of mt I first visited Mr. Chai. Miner, Uio early Mstortan of the raUer, who. with his blind daughter, bleased with a remark­ story from the Ups of’ more than forty IntelU- Tbe Industrial interests of a country abnnltl never be affected by a change Hu administration of govyumenL Tho’American people bavo never yet at­ tained the best remilu of protection nor tbe worst results of free foreign trade Wages in the United States are about double the wnges In F.urope, and the coat of the necessities of life are quite ns cheap in New York and Chicago ns in London or IJvcrpool. A man’s interest Is not merely in the price of what bo buys, but in the relation of that to the price of whnt ho Uns to sell. Nothing Is cheap to you If yon can’t get the mentis to buy it. Overproduction is underconsumption. The great overproduction of iron in 1852 wns only fifty-six pounds per cnplta, while IHtl pounds per capita was taken in 1881, and nolhing was lienrd of overpro­ duction.—Tariff League Bulletin. “And when I remember," said Presi­ dent Cleveland, addressing the board of trade at Palatka, "that William of Orange first a tarted your orange culture"— "Hush, ah—eb,” said Col. I Amon t, "you Mare left your encyclopedia in your trunk. Switch of! onto local scenery." This is what broke off tbe president's speech and disappointed tbe crowd so bitterly.— Albany Journal. A Democratic organ asks: “How would Cleveland and Morrison dftF’ We answer, for the Republican perty. admirably. It would place tbe Democratic party un­ equivocally on the free trade platform, where It belonp. By nil means give mt no more dodging, butClevetaud, Morrison and the star eyed goddeaa of free Unde re­ form.—National Republican. The senate should open its doors when the fisheries treaty Is discussed. Senator Frye has m-t his colleagues an excellent example in taking the country Into Ida confidence on thia ajibject. The treaty deals with quest Ion's of American righto. It ahouhl l»e diacureod publicly.—New York Tribune who carried him to the tort Journeyed to outa, where they were joined by their younger brotta twelve mile spirited blind, but exceedingly cheerful and 'kindly t Aer da, and captured by tbe Tory loader Cd. Butler and hte Indian allies. She possessed the itttio tbe surrender, wm signed. I found the vener­ able woman seated tn an easy chair, peellug apples. She received me with great dignity and kind courtesy, and entertained me for an hour with remlnlscsnces of ber girlhood experience amid the exciting scenes of tbe Vale of Wyom- at the time of the memorable luvaalou ot the rendered. She remembered every minute oc­ currence there with perfect clearness. She ro- next morning. The brotbyre an<t sisters were quite sure it was Frances, though In her faoe color alone revealing her origin. “she appeared the next morning, accompanied as before. I mentioned a mark of recognition shop when I was about two and a half years'oM. I gave Francis a blow upon the middle finger of held until others should tall. When 1 mention- render. The Indians kept her face painted black and a while fillet around her bead as a protection against the tomahawks of strange them. Aftertbe'barbarians, white and red. we had found our lost Uster, and bad Iclt the valley, she returned with her fami­ ly aud enjoyed for seventy years tbe sweets of kindred which bad slumbered for more than nest inquiries after her father, mother, brothers fallen,'Laald the venerable lady; “but," she and sisters. She opened her full heart to us. added, with a pleasant smile, "the fragrance The Indians when they took me from still Ungers. Hare you seen Joseph Slocum?" she Inquired. "I have not even heard of him." I replied. "You ought not u> leave tbe valley without next morning they departed for ttie Indian country, ^fhe first night was the ■mhapploac of more Interesting story about ths events I have rled tenderly tn their arms when I was weary. been rotating to you than any other living per1 was adopted In an Indian family and brought son—tbe story of the captivity othta little sister and th" discovery of her sixty years afterward.' up aa their daughter. I soon almost forgot my I passed several boars of that day with Lord Butler, a grandson ot tbe leader of the band of patriots who gallantly opposed the Tory and Indian Invaders of tbe valley. He kindly ac­ companied me to tbe most interesting localities In tbs nefgbborhood-*Forty Fort, the Monu­ ment, tbe chief battle-ground. Mocacy Island, •"Wlntermoot Fort" was the barricaded home of Wintermoot, a Torr.-1u the upper part of the Wyoming Valley When I wan tn Hamiitou. tn Canada, lu IMO, I saw Mrs. Hannah Alkman motter of Mr Mlrtae! AlkmauTsmtil ---------------- -iutof clear mind, and then ninetyare. Her family were among the who settled lu the Canadian penwere in Wlntermoot's Fort at tbe on. She Rare me a graphic ■-------5E ‘V fro“’ U>e Wyoming Val­ ley, alter the battle there and their sufferings tn their f ureal bwin.,, tn VI.NM , , Mannfi.eturing indnstrien areeeaenUal to agricultural success. Nearly every article that has bmn suffi­ ciently protected to be made at homo has been cheapened in cost. almost forgotten. Tbe brothers of the ebikl-captlre had become agvd men. and their grandchildren were playlag Diwura, aua me Donovans, whom she knew her eyes brlehten.-d and she s.dd it seemed as if some ot her old neighbors had come to see ber. HermaMdn womanhood tooth of my Indian parents died and 1 soon afterward married a young chief of the nation atoll removed to tbe Ohio country. I was treated with more respect than Indian wo­ relations that tbs.chance of being discovered husband died, and my people baring Joined the that tribe. I bare children and grandchildren, and am very happy.’ ••When she bad concluded her narrative, aae lifted her right band in a solemn manner and said: Spirit tn tbe heavens I* " Her second busband had been dead many Ing pleasantly and profitably wtth the veucr- years. She was entirely Ignorant of her native able Joseph Slocum, whose family was among the suffers lu the Wyoming \ » ley: He gave me a minute account of the capture nf bis little pan endued with a Christian spirit. sister Frances by tbe barbarians, a . tlie final discovery of her. brother and sister, with the Interpreter, rods i out to the home ot the found captive. Her and was distinguished for bu kindness to the dwelling was a well-biilll log house In tbe midst1 Indians. Hr remained unharmed at the time of cultivation. A large herd of cattle and sixty ot. the iuvMlnnand bls dwelling was untouched by Incendiary fire. But bls sou Giles »aa In the thing betokened plenty and comfort, for aha battle. This, doubtless, excited the Ire of the was wealthy when her wants and her means Indians, and they resolved on vengeance. Late were compared. Her annuity from the GbveroIn autumn they werrsren prowling a!*out the bouse, which w» not far from Wilkes-Barre Fort. A neighbor bad been nude prisoner, aud thousand dollars In s|xrlc. Iler white friends bls wife* sod two sons found a welcome home in tarried with her several days, and not long after tbe Rocum family. One morning the two toys their return home. Joseph and his daughter, were grinding a knife near the bouse, when a the wife of the Hon. Zlba Bennett of Wyoming, rifleshot and a shriek brought Mrs. Slocum to again visited her and oade her the last farewell. the door. An Indian was scalping Use eldest .On that occasion she was Induced to sit for her toy, a tad of fourteen. The barbartan rushed portrait to an artist named Wiuter, residing at Into the house and seized a little son of Mph--Logansport, whom I met nt lalayctte, Indiana, —.,ex churned,' . l.u _ .. Slocum. TK. Tbe frightened...I.. mother "Seel be can do thee no good; he is lam*I Tbe Indian released tbe boy, and taking her daughter Frances gently in his arms, seized the younger of the two boys outside and hastened te the mountains. Mrs. Slocum's little daughter pencil live of the Wyoming Valley, died In IMS. and but tbe barbarians were beyond successful pur­ suit. They also carried off a black girt, seveoexempted. The affecting stery of her life wm laid before Congress, and so eloquently did prowling Indians white foddering cattle near John Qulnev Adams plckd her cause that he rid trophies. Mrs. Slocum bereft of father, bus and there her children and grandchildren wore Wyoming. Bkmbox J. Lown.XO. L.L.D. of Elijah, and If she was not fed. by the ravens Wonderful Bi The lamp Of hope was kept burning, but years Wherever a preventing, healing, cleanal^ rolled by and no tidings of the little one came and (tenderizing injection or wash is required When peiv-e returned and friend!}- intercourse use Darby’s Prophylactic fluid. Any Inflamed with Cadada wm entatollsbed. two of tbe little captive's brothers started in quest of ber. They fluid will be qnlckly relieved. It has effected traversed tbe wilderness to Fort-.xtagara. on tite border, offering requrds for ber discovery, but The Porcelain dental company at In valu. Th*y returned, convinced that the child ass dead. But the mother's heart v.-as Detroit is to organise it branch in Cali­ The Hon. Roger Quixote Mills, of still the shnpe of hope, and she felt assured that fornia. Tcxna, is the most glittering nss that ever graced the halls of congress.—.Atlanta ' Franc--, was not lu tbe grave. Her ernbod"Cant eat a thing." Hood's Sarsaparilla t* a I ted spirit seemed to bold communion with' that wonderful medicine far creating an appetite, regulating digestion, and giving strength. | of her child, and she often said. �I ~Rm broideries! Embroideries I HArni WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF MUSLIN AND SWISS EMBROIDERIES! Ever Shown in this City. ALL FRESH NEW STOCK on LATEST DESIGNS and oin AND AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES We have an Endless Variety to Select from, and can show you all the ----- " LATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON ROBERTSON Rates, • TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS IN THIS DEPARTMENT AND OUR SALES ARE MOST GRATIFYING. Butter, Eggs, and all Einds of Produce bought and sold 2 Stores. E. Y. 1 The Hastings Banner. from the valuta of 1870 to bring them ADDIT)ONALJ_OCAL NEWS. /Go to Dr. Lathrop's drug store for HamN&s.MJCB.. April 4th. l^-s. ~ design sometimes, this is often not done, yet the census report emphatical­ ly. says it must be done to make such granted to Augustus J..Newton. comparisons correct.-Detroit Tribune. Runyan's residence property in the The Journal is trying to straddle second ward. three horses: the labor union, the The place recently occupied bv Boll­ greenback and democratic. In its last ver Rose, on the plains, has been sold EDITORIAL NOTES. issue it publishes approvingly the plat­ to parties from t ermontville who will form of the labor union party, which it The report of tbe Michigan labor would not do if those principle U About 800 voters are on the regUtraammissioner estimates that farm did not meet its editorial approval. Qoq Lists In this city giving a consider­ In another column it call*! for a con­ able gain over last year. This indi­ cates a gain in the population of about total value of Michigan farms, whereat ference of greenbackexa, and publishes 900. alarm'd free traders raise the cry that protection has wrought this sad result In a letter to the London Morning Post, bepL n. 1887. Sir Edward Sulli­ van, an eminent English protectionist quotes Mulhall. the great English Matlstirfan, as stating, in 1876. that tbe mortgages on English farms wereL8 per cent of their total value. If pro­ tection is to be held largely responsible for Michigan farm mortgages, shall we bold British free trade responsible lor English farm mortgages—three times ready the county. In other places it endorses Cleveland a administration, and bellows for fusion. Anything more inconsist­ ent than the present political course of tbe Journal could not well be imagined. It shows nothing more nor'leas than desperation on the part of ita editor. the finest wells in the dty. which sup­ plies water for most of the plain:tes, and even for many horses and cattle besides. ;ou>? has sold his lot <® tbe ex peels to build a residence cm the lat­ ter this spring. and who feels that his party is slipping G. C Brandon and H. T. McGrath, awav from him. formerly editor and city editor re-peclivedv of the Charlotte Leader, have Every time a Kentucky democrat purenased the Mount Pleasant Demo­ opens his mouth, he bellows loudly for crat Good luck to them. reform, with a great big R And Ken­ Tbe young people of the Biblical, tucky affords many shining examples literary and benefit society will give an of reform. There's Henry Watterson, a entertainuxsit Monday evening, April 16th. at tbe Baptirt church. All are military gesrtieman who was going to cordially invited to attend. lead—with Qiis mouth—100.000 demo­ While Wm. Stafford, of Rutland, was engaged in hauling wood Tuesday Tilden. There is Carlisle, who robbed afternoon the wagon tongue broke, throwing him under the load in such a And now comes Mr. Tate, for 21 years manner as, to break his left kg just treasurer of tbe state of Kentucky. He above the knee. The team ran away <• a reformer, at least he reformed the Sir Edward further asserts that “since 187C tbe value of lands and the income from farms have fallen form 90 to 60 per but the interest on the mort­ gages remains the same." He quote* Lord Derby as stating that the louts of English land owners have been kMJO.OCiJ/GKSlAJO.OUO.tWJ,, and he <*tinuttes tbe losses of tenants at SOOO.OOQJJOu. Hundreds of thousands of acres have gone out of cultivation with­ in ten yean. The Hon. Henry Champlin M. P„ in a late speech in parliament, a million, and now he is a dtixen of cident and help soon reached Mr. Stafspoke ot the great falling off in tilled another country. And yet the southand of “IOOjOOO persons idle from the paralysis of English agriculture." At of honor. a late fair trade (anti-free trade) meet- Loca Circulation best tor the Farmer—Protection or Free Trade Y” Th os. H. Dudlev -. - Wages. Llx-ingand Tariff." E. A. Hartshorn; “Protection." Address by E. H. Ammidown; list of General and State offleen. Honorary Members, etc.-. -The Vital Question; Shall American Industries be Abandoned, ano American Markets Surrendered Y" The Tariff League Monthly Bulletin. AddrMs A. M?Garland. Assdstont General Secretary American Protective Tariff League, No. 23 West Twenty-third Street. New York Qtj. . SPLENDID HORSES color with one white ankle and white But a few abort years ago. when the subject of good horses was mentioned, no one ever thought of speaking of Hastings in that connection. But now our city can boast of some as fineubred animals as any city in tbe state, and when eastern horse buyers come to Michigan to pick up good animals, thev find it to their interest to come to Hast­ ings. No one man has contributed more, to make Hastings a good reputa­ tion in this respect than Eli Bechtel, that J. L. Wilkins through his attorney a man who has h*d over thirtv ytwrs L. E. Knappen tried to make a salt cd experience Ln handling horses both in his property to Bentley Bros. A. WU- this stele and Ohio. It baa never been Mr. Bechtei'Uto Wilkins going out or the businrits st manufacturing lumber at this place. Mr. Knappen states to us that be was never asked by Mr. Wilkins to .do any other than profaalonal work for him and that be never made proposition^ looking to Mr. Wilkins retirement from the lumler business at this point, as Mr. Wilkins is not the man to asl any­ body to make propositions for him. We are glad to state that Messrs. Bentley Bros. & Wilkins never consid­ ered the matter of buying out J. f. Wilkins eacept at the latter's sugges­ tion, and felt that if they bought him clothes, but farmers would the Percheron Stud book of the U. S, his number Is MK, in tbe National Register of French Draft Horsts of America, !£3. Haviag found such a great demand here for a horse of the splendid build, easy action and sterling a uahties of Lamotte, Messrs. Bechtel A Goodyear detenhined upon getting one bicycle club in th P. T. Colgbov ar e now oonnecU marrow evening Warm sugar st parlors Tuesday I William Teo little west. nearly matched Norman stallions could who wants good rangy fellows who are not be found. In all the points that handsome roadsters, and with speed enough for comfort, and endurance Mr. Bechtel's judgment 'tn these mat­ ters is unsurjiaasrA. Because of his There has lately become a great de­ acknowledged good judgment and mand for large, tinely propurticned farmer* — —•. pay IdyMr. Wilkins logs and contracts, that they had a right to ask him that he should not again gn into busine&B within territory tributary to this atv This last condition Mr.Wilkins refused county. Such is the reputation of their to accede to, hence the sale fell through. horses as sirwofNo.lcoltathatthev We make this statement as a matter of have patrons from a scope of country t,wect-v miles in extent in nearly evwv direction from Hastings, incin Ittxg aU tbe report of the former's trying to the counties adjoining our own. ' bribe the latter to leave town, being of . >XEE reporter recent!v visited republican manufacture we wish to sax Bechtel .t Goodyear’s stables'in this what everybody knows that it was city, which have been latelv refitted and put in first class ' “Show you the horses, did you ask”" inquired Mr. Bechtel. "Yes’sir with crats as much aa republicans. pleasure" ' First we saw that handsome dnfe <MjIion. Charley Ro., w^. e*«T township ta tbe comity. great friend Remember ehe morrow evening IT. R. K. of IL Early Rose potat< nlng A Rogers. feoKih’ O. Hy t»een appointed gi for Barry county. F. H. Barlov 5CO bushels of r Rev. Geo. F. will conduct serv »an church April To mert this demand, and to enable breeders hereabout to raise the most handsome animals of the roadster class. Hewn. Bechtel A Goodyear have added to Vhetr ,taLl« here the beautiful French Coach ataUM> , FACTT. four years old. stand- 1G hands high, and weighs L400 when in gopd fiean. is Remember the ball next Monday body go and help Reported ths purchased of C. If tod want pi or Beauty of Hah the Fiwcb . in*. itody Monday,! pectafora interr night for being brought before Ju the mighty would suffer, since reducing the price of wool 10c per pound would kill the X* ’*-■ Tee American Protective Tariff Lea tariff literature. and will be Il becomes daily more apparent that furnish tbe following pampt art only one-third in proportion tbe Mills tariff bill, which is especially anyone who will send H) cents f W*. Campbell F. K. Hawed He is four years old. stands 1g hands high, and Xeghs 1.700 lbw He was im­ ported from France in 1«4 by Powell Brom, and purchased direct from them ’ by Mr. Bechtel for his firm on Decern- assert that tbe property of this ootrn- rs crowding into ror stare. *-1- b0‘ 1 voos a small dose of Zoa-Pbon quiets and rests me. I al ‘------- - house. Yours j protects southern industries while it la* «f u>. oorth UlUwbK*. the Tariff." Col Thee H Dudley; -The T» U. O. n port on agrUal- will dc<, Evfcn B “II b Probate court ver iiSt^i Fpmcfc such a manner t turned and apn Snyder attended now gets around Gem. He is a service, bwiday of the good at all Lmw it rvtaiag last a nnmlx? o: till ’Yt”“J wfll to- <*krr twoiMl u> r-aiod ►!«, th,. Satumuy nk young Psuple gat Ita I Si A �The Hastings Banner. -S&. « JSbUT. April «■»»■ - —7 ~n~N;6KKKN- Loc.1 editor. iHStings City Bank. HASTINGS. MIOH. Michigan. fr - d«r “• ’■*10 ^ildla< f<*’ OFFIC1RS: n 0. Bobinxw. PrMl,lent:„ __ -W S Goodyear. Vice. Prea.: C. D. Beebe, Cashier. DIRECTORS: w it ti-.-ijrai, p v tobtaML W. H. Peseta, Grrble. A tljrcrU TuaklnA D'wlne*» Transacted. «r Trailer, r.i.mw.wuu.. ‘ "lirJUJled only M the regular exam- 1 ROBERTS^ HOUSE, .'vr. ,1-lfrnoti xi<1 ConiUSu . Tbi. H iutrav Mlrh. Rates. ».i .00 per Day. • • ■■it* *tth pleaumt rooms. Tbe : tri- public is respectfully solicited. F InWat Sottli iL.ment *nd long time. Ad- -.nw, bni s^. MMr»hall. Mlebipui. MK-h.rtor team ot bones. >. oiimpr ud anything else of building lot to exchange tor C. H. CONKLIN, . M04 State St.. Chicago, HL Choln 'AHU‘1- Atrr.\TION.-l sen tbe best ; *rAvltir pickets to the posts « I will exhibit at Huitnm noSAbir1.'.' .Apt;. 7th Abd Utb. WrB«r fur f IL® A^BFLKISCH. Catatonia, fur Kent and .Barry Co.’s Local News. i/di'-vi thin week, 2,150. An r>i rea if or pension to James Campbell. ; F. r. Hawkins lost a horae on<day There is some talk of organizing a bicycle club in the city. P. T; Ucluhov^s office anil residence are now conn^teo^iy/telephofie. If Y(>t warfl nice prime clover seed •‘or jour crwn Use call on 11. J. Grant. Bn.;., per cqiijAe, for the dance to­ morrow evening is81. Supper 75 cts. Warm sugar social In Baptist church parlor Tuesody evening. Supper, 5 to •>. William Troxell will soon build a Kara on his lots near the park but a little west. I Remember Hie bop to be given to­ morrow evHiiag at Union hall by the I*. K. K.ntP More local on 8th page. perbohalmention. n n’ Colgrove hu purchased Mrs wa?dBeUtk,,“ rt-sldmo. in the third Ertdar ’“tod Ntobvllto Dry goods boxes were at a premium Tuesday morning. The big Are in *ont°f Wilkins’ head­ B*iK/ridaT quarters bad exhausted the supply, Mb. Democrat, you’re rather tardy ** “**' KrcJe,<1 «• That wall, what there is of it, under the old • Eaton" mill was built last fall Ba“2.MonirB°’M V‘*“ed “"“O A fact chionlcled in the Banner at that Ume. Don’t look too far hack in our files for the news. The case of Holden va. Newton, which w&n tried recently and resulted report in a disagreement of the jury, was be­ fore J ustice Kenaston again on Thurs­ R*Pld‘ ’“ln day and the jury brought tn a verdict of “no cause of action." ioVa™P1aj0'0r“d Monday was Mias Mabel Colgrove’s 5th birthday and she celebrated the t.i dSn’i^T* to Kalanuroo. event in company with about 20 of her young friends who were invited to her home in the afternoon. The little folks enjoyed the occasion hugely. Claude Potter returned to Detroit Dr. Lathrop has one of the largest Saturday afternoon. stocks of wall paper in the city. If you are expecting to buy wall paper look at his new patterns before pur­ chasing. He has also a large number of remnants that he will sell cheap. Little Louis Striker caught the ring finger of his left hand in the wood elevator in his father’s. D. Striker’s, residence so that the end was almost completely cut off. Dr. Lowry drened the wound and it is healing rapidly. Bear this in mind. The estate of the late Augustus Rower will soon be probated. Before that can be done, it is absoluMy nect»ary that all accounts due the late Mr. Rower, or the A. Itower shoe store shall be paid at once. For Sale.—West half of lots 6 and 7, block 4 Kenfield’s addition to city of Hastings, vacant, located near M. C. R. R. freight depot. Belongs to T. G Are’s estate. Apply at law office of Stuart, Knappen & VanArman, over Hastings National Bank. Following are the real estate trans­ fers for week ending April 4th, 1888. as taken from the books in the register s office.* J. ,J Cr«.yU>Cook A t«ielduO10.»eclrlt) , HMuth to Della M. Smith; a pt lot l blk “»'SSW>»u« <• mebou. wurr. " XriiXHto w.c. "jiSHTrf'liS u. K.u..r r. wuu“. ■■ «* — VLSI'S;h55- u. Bum. «. »»“■«» ««» “SS atndHSw »■ ». io Harry L. Nobles; wa see to 'X’.Um Wmrr W iJohMlown, •!.*». n Ctort, i-™i -e '■ “* “ X, f • Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware, ’AKlHc C. L. Badcock and family have mov­ ed back to Nashville. Coni Brooks returned Saturday to her home in Orangeville. Dr. Lowry was called to Middleville Saturday for consultation. Mra. C S. Shaw, of Chester,-visited at IL J. Grants last week. . P;T. Colgrovemade a business trip to Grand Rapids Monday. /fritz Goodyear returned Monday to Miss Lizzie Cook and Mrs. Mary Kenfield, who havtf for some time been visiting relatives here, left Friday for Lansing. From there Miss Cook will go to Chicago. Mrs. Mary B. Dennis has organized in Nashville a first primary school with 11 spring term of eight months and be­ gan her school Monday. She also hasR class in art work, making a total of 40 scholars. The marriage Of John R. Crites, of Union, Oregon, to Miss Delia E. Rising occurred Thursday in Woodland at the latter’s home. Mr. Crites was a former Woodland boy and is now a prosperous attorney of Union to which place he will soon return accompanied by bis bride. They will be "at home in Union after May 1- The Bannxbs best wishes for their future prosperity and happiness go with them. The Journal’s claim that Mr. Jesse Harper, tfho spoke here Friday even­ ing, made the nominating speech and presented Abraham Lincoln's name for the Presidency in 1860 is a statement without foundation in fact and which must have originated in the fertile brain of the Journal’s editor. Mr. Harper in allowing that statement to be made in the Introductory speech be­ fore his address in Union hall vol­ untarily assumed a false position. In the first place no man at that memora­ ble convention "extolled" the merits of anv one of the candidates mentioned. Nominating speeches were not made in those days. Mr. Lincoln’s name was presented by Mr Judd, of the words. “I desire on behalf of the Meiegiitlon of Illinois to put in nomina­ tion for the President of the United States Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois. No farther speech was made and none was needed. Which will be sold at LOWEST MARKET PRICES. POWDER Our stock of Absolutely Pure. octs-w Hardware, Tinware and Agricultural Tools Is complete in every branch. It will pay you'to investigate our goods and prices before buying. Clement Smith visited Nashville on business Wednesday. the Orchard lake academy. Al. Runyan and family expect to move to Pennsylvania soon. Chattie Lake was in the city over Sunday from Grand Rapids. Miss Myrtle Rose returned Monday to her home in Grand Rapids. Mra. E. Y. Hogle visited Mra. J. IL Smith in Nashville Thursday. John Busby and family visited On complaint of deputy game and friends in Nashville last week. Mra. Frank Barnes returned Monday fish warden Hyde, James Nesbitt and from a visit with friends in Leslie. George Turner were brought before Miss Maud Young, of Middleville, Justice Kenaston Tuesday, charged with spearing fish out of season. visited friends in the city last week. They plead “not guilty" and the case Miss Matle-Hindmarch, of Nashville, was adjourned to Thursday. visited friends in the pity last week. The general fish law, as amended bys. Orno Strong, of the News, starte started act No. 265 of the session laws of 1887, Monday on a trip to the Pacific coast, prohibits the spearing of any tish during Mrs. F. G. Goodyear goes to Cold­ the months of March, April, Mav and water to-day for a visit with relatives. June in any water* ot this state ex­ The Misses Florence Shriner and cept the great lakes and Saginaw buy. Olga Bessmer visited in Saranac last under penalty of a fine of 8100 or Im­ prisonment for thirty days. J. W. Bauer, of Charlotte, wa* the Fred, son of L. E. Knappen, while guest Wednesday of his brother J. M. playing with other small boys on the Bauer. new railroad Tuesday afternoon iell The Misses Etta Kennedy and Lizzie and struck his head on a tie cutting his McNutt returned to the University he;ul badly and otherwise bruising Monday. himself. Nothing serious about tbe ac­ Chas.-Hotchkiss has resigned from cident but the little one was consider­ his position with the M. C. R. R. in ably demoralized for a time. ^his city. The drug firm of Baughman A Buel , Miss Anna Bessmer attended, the are packing their goods, and expect to kising-Crites wedding in Woodland move their entire stock to Nashville last weak. next week. Dr. Baughman will make Postmaster Barrett and wife, of his residence in Nashville, but will vis­ (Charlotte, visited the family of Worthy it this city one day e-uch week. Hast­ ings loses a good, live firm by this re­ Mead last week. moval, and all are sorry to see them go. Miss Jennie Lamb was the guest of the Mlstww Electa and Minnie Furniss In the case of the people vs. Isaac at Nashville last week. Goldeu and Conrad Main, the defend­ Fred Allen expects to goto Charlotte ants plead guilty last evening before soon where he will become a student ih Justice Kenaston. to a charge of spear­ the law office of a cousin, Frank Deane. ing fish in the Thornapple river out of Sherm. Fowler and Geo. Keeler season. They were each fined 810 and costa. Deputy Game and Fish Warden Ann Arbor students, were In the, city Hyde is hot on the trail of the break- last week whiling away vacation time. ersybf tbe game laws. Ed. Hahn, of Niles, arrived in town . jCuarlie Baldwin in his work with Monday, and will enter the employ of the M. C. IL IU at their freight depot the Detroit club tn the south is taking here. w good care to keep his arm in condition Mrs. Thoma, who has been for and is preparing for a successful season. He says this will ,be his last some time visiting her brother, P. A. vear in the base ball business. If Hahn, returned Monday to oer hntae in Charlie sticks to tnis decision it will be NUo. a sad disappointment to his friends and Henry and George lioughtahn wen to base ball lovers generally. called to Jackson Thursday morning by A few days residence in Hastings the serious illness of an uncle, William would convince Mr. Jesse Harper that Houghtalin. Pi re stock I Beauty of Hebron and i Early I:.-, ie pointots tor seed at- Dun-1 nlng Al lu)ger.-f. Eowin <1. Ilrnr. of Morgan, has l»<8 appointed game and fish warden for Barry county. r. ii. Barlow a Co. are offering <"-0 hwhels of recleaned homegrown c rt’cf seed forisale. • Gjit> F. Hunting, of Alma, will conduct -ervicts at the Presbyter­ carpenters here would find something ian church April 15th. else to do rather than work for V0 cents Rr.’*.LMBF.R the camp fire at Union a day. which he claimed were their '.ail uexi Monday evenmg. Let every­ wages in this countar. The extra 81.10 and upwards that ('arpentera are receiv­ body go and help in a good cause. ' ing must be presented te them as a gift lli.i,< hi ei> that Perry McCarty has or blind money to ward off a strike. purchns- d of (’. D. Bebee, the place acreny th<- street from G. H. Brooks. The Episcopal Society have thus far h lot’want pure stock Early Rose met with very good success in the ef­ or Beauty of Hebron potatoef for seed, forts to raise funds for the new church. you can get them at Dunning & Rog- •Since the 8th of January they have raised by the A. B. C. •ystem, 8274.85. Auiungemenia are lieing made The Easter offering, at their ten o’clock that will ensure a most successful so- service, for f.he new church was 8212.52. '•kd time kt the ball to-morrow even­ The Sunday school offering in the after­ ing..-. ; ■ noon for a fount for the new church was 824.66, making a total of 8512.03. Parti eh. from Kalamazoo, were in A committee has been appointed to the city Monday, looking over the pros­ look after the matter of the erection of pects for a summer resort at Clover­ a new church, and if subscriptions dale . ; come in liberally, as they ought to, b ’ Wm. Fhher was arrested Monday 810.000 stone church will be built on jught for being drunk. On being the lot just east of the present chapel. brought before Justice Kenaston Tuea- We wish the society the realization of plcad guUty and wafl flned their hopes. All airounle due the A. Rower ehoe rtore inpst be settled at oneb as the natter [of the estate of the late - । l.'.wjr is to be closed up in the probate court fury soon. 11. M. Smitix stepped on a stone in ya’n a tnannep Sunday that his foot turned and sprained 'his ankle. Dr. ..uydiT Attended him and Mr, Smith now gets around on crutches. i’KN. iiiiEEtY of the U. 8. Signal prophmles that the three notv-k u.ij da isW. for the territory east o«; the Mi^i-^ippi river, will be be­ " : W? 12th'and Hth of July. 1 ixi-vy might about 30 of the y<«u>g v«..ple gai hered at Fritz Goodrj1': hbme on Green street and gave surprise.- There •was 10.x ur run. dancing and warm sugar. A Carload of Plain and Barbed Fence Wire Sylvester Grevsel has purchased liucji" Axoerwn ,u ln town o„, of L. E. Knappen bls residence on Jefferaw street. Itety. Nlm’ *“ ‘“>me '™» J. L. W1LK1N8 mar Dot be a prophet but hla figures on his own majority ItoJIuHolbrook rtaltod Grand Hapkl, made Sunday, were just 76. 7 Wanted. Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade. Good tea......................................... ?f, Best tea.................................................. b() Tea dust................................................ is 2-lb can baking powder..................... 25 The Bobs coffee.................................... 25 Beat coffee......;...................................30 Green coffee........................................... 25 W. J. Bowne’s cigars, the beet 5c. * ine cut tobacco. 30c.. 40c., 50c., 80c. Plug tobacco. 30c.. 40c., 50c., Flour ot all kinds. Corn meal, fine. Ground feed. Corn and oats, Clover and timothy seed. jGroceries of all kinds. A. D. COOK. LUNN : BROS THE TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. All the Latest and Nobbiest . Patterns in Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD. Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. Call early while our stock is complete. RESPECTFULLY, T_jXin.il Bros. Reversible and Self-Sharpening Share and Point. Saves 50 per cent in repairs. u "• A full stock of HARDWARE always on hand. Are You a Democrat? Are You a Republican? WELL, HARDLY! But here is consolation for both parties—Democrat or Republican. That E. W. Morrill & Company carry the largest and best select­ ed stock in the city and at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Their line of Suits includes the cheapest as well as the best silk-lined suits. . Ttiey A.3T© Perfect Fits. Their line of fine spring Overcoats are the LATEST and are equal to a custom made garment. Their line of Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps is complete, and you will be convinced so if you give them a call. E. W. MORRILL & CO., One Price Clothiers, Hastings, Mich. �MISMANAGEMENT OF THE MAILS. tlx Brooklyn Eterated Railrood, mut: There is wide room for improvement in Major, Sidney Herbert, editor of the Attonta, Ga., writes: “1 hsve futyy tested tbe virtues of Swift’s Specific, loth aa a Mr Michael Lrtng, Jr , vriui iw o;nr bndge L i th ogre phi c Co., Cincinnati. Ohio, terrible itching sod painful neck, mom. hand* and fing* old. developed scrofula. He had two aaverv n-roi;* — ------- for oar family pl jskiss, who proOouowd ft serofdla. «nd prevented 8. 8 b. for it heal'd, tad the baby is well sad healthy. I know S. 3 8- saved its life, and I told our doctor *3 He is a regular physician. aa hr saw it hid scrofula. Treatise on Blood and Sirin Diseases Drawee 3, Ktla^ta. G*. ARBUCKLES MD8 cm. a package of COFFEE Is guarautuu of excellence ARIOSA loot not oiuy ~--------- ■ f a other reelin. also Some Journal* In the south and west, while demanding an think that tbe east to aattafied with Ite service, since It aaks for a reduction of rates. The reverse is the caw. Take for example the case of New England. The condition of things there to shown tn tbe petition to the po*tmarter general, pre­ pared early lost month by tbe Borton Merchants’ awodation. — Bradstreet’s Business Circular. Tbe Philadelphia Record blames all the blunders of the postal service upon the partlsnti clerks inherited from former admfnfstnttlmi*. and calls for tbrtr dismissal. This demand hardly agree with The Record's civil service position, but no matter If Republican clerks are to blame 'they ought to go, but- in tbe Hoosier vernacular, where are they? Precious few of them are left In this part of the country, but if they are found let Dun Dickinson’s attention be called and he will bounce them. Tbe service must be protected.—Indianapolis Jonrnal UNEXPLORED LANDS. z; suffer! mt from aomn aibaeut wherein tbe use o< such drug wertd be poeltively drtrteientak But alum and pboepbaieo ure useful medicament* lu of tbe aystetn. particularly wslb women, when the prudent physician would be loath to permit the use of lime phosphate* even as a medicine. voiced In tbe United States senate; they are heard from business men and appear In the newspapers of both parties and in many states.—Detroit Tribune. or pbo*pb*te baking powders will be apparent OW POUND PACKAGES. thrrebokl. About four yean, ago. Gaining the country until the suspicious natives beca:s» *o inquisitive that be thought it pro­ tested far into *utttbrrn Thibet, though many Nolle* of Attachment, lelifraa-ln the circuit eoen tor tbe tbe Stale uf Michigan. Plaintiff, vs. John H. Gay. Defeadant.—InattactiincntNoDeels hereby given teat on the twenty- wrangle. It was only last year that their country was ernraed at last, and It i* now evident that tbe Brubtnajiutm is a thousand mile* longer than some authorities admitted. A lUUo northeast of India fa Kafirtotau, stated, that In average health and ns Ith ordlna- COFFEE is kept in all first-class sturus from the Atlantic to the Pacino. COFFEE made actually contain* rtde tbe body with a medicine, but simply to Tbe inefficiency of the postal service under this Democratic reform administra­ tion has become almost proverbial. Com­ plaints pour In from all parts of the coun­ try and from all classes of society.— Cleveland leader and perfectly digestible. Tbe most celebrated Chinese and Thibetan autboritic* to vwit Lhasa, was finally turned back terfore he had eroow-d tbe frontier. The only reason that the K-uthern half of Thibet and a largo part ot NajianI and tlw- Himalayas ore not a whit* work of exploration by the Indian survey chanirolly. adding tc or taking from the flour able, is far from being thorough and antia- The business men of Indianapolis are so disgusted with the portal service in their city that tbey bave begun to abandon U and to use the' express and telegraph for ail important correspondence.—Boston Journal. nr) 5 MC effect*. of John H. G; abovefaamrd, for tbe «um of writ w.ia return*! ruary. A. D. 1‘W. Dated til* t3th Attorney* for HUntiff. s The postal aerrlce between this city and and the interior towns of tbe state, isSdt anything. worse than it hua ever been PAINT ■** cocr a cow ovxxorr met r Sil co YOUR BUCCY HI § FOR ONE DOLLAR is COITS HONEST s the worse our mails get—Richmond Vir­ ginian. a.1?' ”.‘s isgyd.a.g^a^a: srisx Th?re never wm a time when there were so many complaints an there are now of an irregular and inefficient postal The New Orleans Time*- Democrat (Dent.) complains loud and bitterly of the shiftless and Inefficient serrtee. and Its columns carry letters ot complaint from various points in the until. From far western Idaho the chorus is taken up by Tbo Stat-aman, of Botoa.—Utica Herald. "DldaH Kmi The voung man fell dead! A friend had pointed a revolver u him. ■ PARTS OF THE WORLD YET UN­ “He didn't know it was loaded! We often bear it stated that a man ta VISITED BY TRAVELERS. not responsible for what he doe* not know. Tbe taw presupposes knavirdge and therefore convicts the man who excuses crime by igaonmeel "If I had only known has often been an tiafortunate man's apology for some evil unknowingly wrought, but in a matter of general interest—as for inrttance that taudanuta Is a poison, that naphtha is a deadly explosive, that blood heavily charged with a winters’s accumulations of the waste of the syswould reeelve bat little honor from tae tratenil daring explorers. Inhospitable tribes now -em,—it is one's duty to know the fact opcratioa of said and consequence thereof. Out good old grandmothers knew for instance, that the opening of spring was the most per­ ilous period of the year. Why? Because then the blood stream to sluggish and chilled by the cold wrathprocured from tb*b«r*of <ta«4au!m«l»i into jt , and if not thinned a good deal and ventunn. who dared to intrude among their made to flow quickly and healthfully. been done tbe perfect leavening agent baa t-ecu will be dtecuvcml that their own frienda do changing tbe properties of Die flour, while the duce this result l* not phosphaUc. but the arid of highly refined cream of tartar., which, the health autbortles agree, render* that powder perfectly pure and more reliable and healthful than any other. The rreent official testa show, on the other hand, that tbe best the phosphate Similar impediment* eml*rraas tbe trav­ eler in all ;>arta of Motamnicdan Africa. Grandly as Barth. Rohlf*. Nachtigal. la-uz knowledge of that mounUunou* ata! elevated region is anything but thorough aiul ade­ quate He truly take* hl* life in hi* hand article that I* one Uilnl or more re»iduum or im­ talk Arabic like a native, and can skillfully purity. 1 ’ . the year. Hence, without exception, what to now known as Warner’s Log ?!S inSTHLTLJ"“ Cabin Sarsap trilla, was plentifully made and religiously given to every io the City of Ilastlnc*. Barry County* tuemlier of the family regularly CM. (that being the place where the , through March, April. May and June. It to a matter of record that this pru­ dential, preventative and restorative custom saved many a tit of sickness, prolonged life and happiness to a vigor­ ous old age. and did away with heavy fly doliw* medical expenditures. Mrs. Muggle KercbwaL Lexington, Kv~ used Warn.er's Log Cabin $arsa> partita “for nervous siek headache ot which I have been a sufferer for many years. It has Deen a great Iwnetlt to mt" CapL Hugh Harkins, IMS 8. 15th SL. Philadelphia, Fv, says “it pu­ rified my blood and removed tbe blotchts from my skin." Mrs. Aarea Smith, Topton, Berks Oo.. Pa., says sh* “was entirelv cured of a skin disease of the worst kind," by Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. Bad skin Indicates a very bad condition of the blood. If you would live and be well, go to your druggists to-day and get Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and take no oth­ er,—there’s nothing like it or as good— and completely renovate your impaired system with this simple, old-fashioned preparation of roots and herbs. Wgrner, who makes the famous Safe Cure, puto it up. and that Is a guarantee of excellence all over the known world. Takeit yourself and give it to tbe other members of the family, including the children. You will be astonished at its heallhgiving and self prolonging pow­ ers. We say thia editorially with per­ fect confidence, because we have beard good things of it everywhere, and Its name ta a guarantee that It ta first class in every particular. • Johnny Martin, the office boy of a Ran Th U Tiliftos of th- firm to a well known b>ll tnanufao- From the Seat of War. wl»b to take alum, lime and pbospkates with It The growth of such a government as ours does not come within the rule which makes feebleness follow where the limits of authority are enlarged. On tbe con; trnry, ns has been conclusively shown; such growth tends to increase the meas­ ure of vitality and the resources of self protection. We have no reason to fear that the country will ever become/so lAdia* of tbe Vanderbilt family bar* mag­ nificently endowed tMtter barae«v and bluntly informal that hu might go on to tta holy tamtnedan. walked into the Ran Froactoec house, and erned. Ano a ri*lt inadequate In HOUSEP COITS FLOOR P*IST~S HARNESS s i^WONT DRY STICKY Conkling will fight for tbe Republican irty, but does not aspire to lead IL His party’s candidate will be worth thousands of votes. With Cleveland in the fteld as tlie Democratic candidate, he will be able '"rtua now. when it »111 do »<»« the mo-t good. most Intelligent and independent of Dem­ ocrats entertain profound admiration of Default baring been made in the condition* should be bran! fur tlw Republican party. It Is a far-reaching, n potential and con­ vincing voice. It to the voice ot the patriot, the Htatesman, the incorruptible citizen, the fervent believer In the princi­ ples of the Republican party.—Troy Telegram. Yet even now the Democrats might have devised a platform apon which Cleveland could have stood nnd still held the Mugwumps—had he kept still. Rnl he upset tbe kettle with his free 'trade messat.-e and much fat is in the fire. He aiiallMil « poMie suction, to the lilgtiest bid­ himself has ni^wle the issue. It is hateful It is welcome to Mug­ der. at the north front door of the court hotw. to Democrats in Die eUy nf Bsstlnxs, (that bring the place wumps. And the breach between tbe two still widens. Thus, » the Republi­ cans chilly gain strength and solidity, lue on said mortgage, with Cleveland grows weaker and tbe Democ­ ier with an attorney’* fee of thlrty-flve dol- racy more distracted.—Buffalo Expreee. provided by law, the premise* being drvcrttml in said mortgage as all that certain lot. piece Mid pared of land nUuate In the townSuccess Is to be the watchword of the *liIIp of Irrlny, tn the county of Bony, and alate Republican party this year. The dele­ gates should come to the convention rre The west half M tbe i rred) ms at law having been Instituted to re­ coverti>e moneys secured by laid mortgage, or am part thereof; Sow. therefore, by virtue ot the pnwer of sale K Dated .MUM* Lxwii H. Jokdax, Bxrnt A OoLOHova, MongMces. AUomaya tar MortgaffM. LADIES PEERLESS DYES. why South America has Lrea cuniiiorati rely * h‘ J.,,h Jw,e 1 *,h’’ whole »yi<teni Be rore to ret Hoxf* Naraaparflln. which 1* peculiar to TURF GOODS ! ho*.IUl TH1 wondering itnneUine* If there l*n*t 'soma ml»taxn aboqt it. when we »ee how stubbornly certain old foglr* cling to their Tumiy mid antiquated Idea*. It was believed unce that consumption was l*c<irxble, and allhbugt It ha* been clearly demonstrated that k i* not, thousand* of old-tline phy«lclan* eio»e their world move* e cal Discovery •ay that the government n»|* are Lu[*-kWy inaccurate. Tbo best and mret intonating exploration* In South Amines nre now carriod on by tbe Arg«ntiu* Rnpublio. Among drriteod <Jlw»»e. if taken In tiros AU Krofulou* *nd consumption I* in­ cluded in tlie U*t—yield to IL REPAIRING! And Finally AH who call will receive polite attention CHRISTIAN MISSIONS J. W. Babcock, “Missionary Review ‘‘•Tn, Catarrh CfflBalm of tie World.’ JOINT KDITOBAt Naaal PaMtagva. AlUys Pain and Inflammation. Heals the Sores, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2 p«r Year. Sendee of Taste and Smell F* Tom, >1410. TRY THE CURE VER Druggists. FbwaUaryrHHgtUbnlW that many Pnciflc Mary Walker, tbe young woman bo Wa&d* tad D*v*r y*t brnm arau by white badly burned at Jackson Friday night, b**q *oo>* inerednlity wm tnonlfwted. Blue* is dead. that Um* Qapt. Broc* baa dtooovered a Uttla ••Supplies a long felt want, tret both the llterarv and < group of taloutto off tlx. north Now Guinea, Mr. RoruiUy found loyahv to eratgelical truth, great editorial . and an Intense and loftv dovoutnem of »•»—> discharge*. wen. »l.lch now H. tn lll.io, w> «n brilliant, aide and excellent a man Leading Magazine InterniUonal, Dr. <3. B.-'Smith, of Grand Rapids, was a classmate of tbe late Chief J ustlce Waite at Yale. rapid development of the meet intelligent and unselfish Republican bentiment In favor of the selection of free and un­ TffS pledged delegations to tbe Chicago con­ vention, which self evidently wise policy nf Berrien, on we were among the first to advocate.— ADKU’HIA K. RANK. discovored curiou* and wholly unknown tribe* juid oilier thing* of murh intoreat, •how that thoto region* nr* a find field for tbe explorer. Tbo BrnziUana know lew* of a large [art of their empire than they might easily l«»rn of Nova Zembla, and in Ecuador and *oox lot, and to this end there should be no prejudices nor animosities cultivated. There will be nothing gained by the friends of any candidate undertaking to beUtUe or- pull down an opponent—Chi­ The latest news concerning Secretary Whitney is to the effect that he Wants to be elected governor ot New York this year as a means of getting himself in line for tbe presidency lu 1893. There Is reaeon to believe that Mr. Whitney will have an up Hill job uf ft in carrying that programme into effect.—Philadelphia WHIPS, BI i A N K.P3TS, ROBES, meats, aoM by druggist*, under a positive guarantee from the manufacturer*, that tt will Mlsa Btuyremnt (of New York)-What do you think of Donnelly1* claim that Bacon wrote Sbakrajwwrel Mim Lahoud* (of Chkwgoi-Mr. Donnelly is a resident ot Cldcago, tout he) "Well; then, you can bat anything b* say* In 1884.—Columbus Journal bottle. totwWedlniteW Just the Magazine for the General Beader. FUNK & WAGNALLS JwteAof rrotala. �J1T1ONAL LAWMAKERS. THE GRANT-BADEAU CONTROVERSY MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. 5=**! DEATH IN THE MINE. MtATORS ANO REPRESENTATIVES AT WASHINGTON CITY. late G«i. Grant The funeral of Chi-f Justice rger offered a resolution for Amectoan People.He chargee Col Grant withocigtaat- IltUe mutable benefit. Pw-Uw for their GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. and cbaracteriaea geronftjy. ~raty would go oyer to next togi-th-r Shei num mid the ."oinmittee would perhape - of public debate on the ,XDX* 1ADKAU. Lee (colored), John Crewford (cricred), Ed Reed (colored), Newman Gray, Butler Gray, rimamu• *ays tbe sign fc --'for all national l>ouk cir«!. and without final ac- bills were introduced: Toretar . to Mtabliiih a I'ormauent • tiifaial e-nteuntal at thin * n American republic, and robbing in the District, but 1.— I..11 I...flu.. M.l- March 98.—An invita<>f the late Chief Portage Lake ship :ti»n to prefer exIhv in ajq'olntinents of ex­ , u;-. up. an.I Kiddlriierger ■ < re the loyal num of to­ , isnd many of thuiu had Etltnimds said the lull 1 SJ a muustriMity. The bill 4t-.J ' that for the United State* bond* ■urjdu* »m taken up •if ver bullion oral fame ot eer- ^nt. and is be (BvWuJ warr«ted ta r£o£ fag to the court* to enforce it!" Hodoclarm that Gen. Grant made a written agreement to pay him <10,000, and that because be I Ihulmul subanouentlv aslnvl tn .. bound to fulfill the original contract. The Grant family have made him several offarj the highaat tjog <8.000, and that wM oou^J with coodiUon. that he could not agreTto. Hts relations with Gen. Grant were <rf the happieut up to within two month* of tho gw>eralY death, and nnothlng ho [Radcaul has ever anLi mlatl*.* re*— A___* Gen. Ihulnau dcclaree that Gen. Grant <xmld not have written tbe letter of May 5, 1885, concerning Badmu s com[>.-nwition for hi* work on tlie mentoim, or jf he did be "M not fa hi* right mind. Col Grant'll whole position defwoil* on the argument that hl* father riinflled, equivocated and doolnd bi* own act, backed out of a bargain; while hlk [Bodeau's] position is that the general wM in. capable of falwhood. fraud and hypocriryl He charge. Col. Grant with trying to wrreun himwlf by dragging nte father fa tbe mire. Referring to tho pending stnt, Gen. Itadrou on the book will lie fully proven: that the manuscript* will be found covered with hU corrections, alteration and revision, that tlie latter of May 5, 1K65, with tho original agretomont, will be produced and their intolerable Cluelnnall Centennial Buildings. CiMCCTHATl, o„ April 1—The new centen­ nial expouUon building* were dedicated Kat- MiHxraroUH, Mian., March 30.—Tbe court ruled in tbe Welch-VilM com Thura- Popo, a former , , ..--------- — wureu wnuo at­ tempting to bo»nl a moving train at Grand Rapid*, and instantly killed. Patrick Quinn, an Imlay C<ty chap, took a trip over tiro “Injeony" lino and WBa kujod bv the care « Fort Wayne. Michigan people chljiped in over ffl.OOO aunnr the ______ ... . . . . SSS1.: counm, prec luded hbj giving teotimony. A very dramatic incident of tlie oft. rnocei was the encounter of Welch and Buri E. Huteb- before the Jury, raid each - - ----- —me amount COO- 1 oomnuuuL tnbated by the entin' country. Edw’n Chapman,tbe Laming man who died at Jackftun the other day. corned <10.000 life, l>y the unique argument ot Defendant Welch liuuran'v. which the cumpamra will contest to the jury. The venerable editor erf Tho on tbe irrmind th.t <> ro „n conn ___ ut .. kuickle -. ’ _ >. —- o-'-uw 4ua«. 11 ---. ---- ------“” Mtuke-m Al j ■*“«*’• rambling, duronnocted sort of a way. ptxnctan.1 “* ?P' KW*UI Uatl,’K P»«ymplc with the bitterest favectand udier wearing npparri liave concluded to ive and tbe'mort stinging sarcakm at hl* eomri>ot follow-with , up « .hop ' » on Sunday 1 But the IV4IUW WIU1 • mand. He attacked everybody connected cash in hi* pocket ro:kt* can Ktill mI U -Ul. >4. -Jt u-i , ' . ,, .. still 1' gut u nibble at i — with the other side of the case, including “my crackera and i-haeeu on tiiat day. friend, I lie god Mercury of 3.a» years ago” For whipping to death his only child, lem "What is this Indictment," said he in thunthan 3 years old. Oregon Hamilton, of New­ aygo, ha* been given a life sentence to Jack- seriu to punish me! The voice te the voice of the state but tho ' In th» Mxiurtlon case of I ana Miauk against hand i. the hand of VHm.” He Jeremiah Payne, at Grand Rapid*, tbe jury talked all the morning and port of tho aftergave the plaintiff judgment fur < 1,0u0. ‘ m to command higher pricen then the tluest Michigan cracker thenumlvea. It is not likely the arguments will te concluded before Saturday night. i»trtiction by fire nt the buniing of Faulkner’s Opera huu.«e. Lew, jsu'tmlly faTenth Illinote rthlngtCrPoet , । tai'ir of the funding bill, ofn-r which the The fishing campaign Em been innuguratej rx »v«arrtt>!r Btm.Dixa. cnrciNisan. urday afternoon and formally torned oyer to Mrs. J. Little, an Egelston holy fiO years of age, died fnun tho affects of a slight wound in a linger, mode by a darning nenile. Chief Justice and widely known as a model hotel man. But hl. kuowlntgr js by no novuts limited to hotel matter* for he wm Moted prreident of the North American Holstein-Frhwitin nm>*-ian rnft a large outpouring of people. od Fri­ ed a bill iimual pr-vlncte from euuntrire iiu» xteck diMaNia abound and ‘1 '■"‘iiiWire which iliacrimi■t >«ir nr.imal product*. Cousiderbdl ami peUtnns against L ;• •■V'-'l for a public building in advocacy af the principle* tm*-d providing police regulation clared a S*v per cent dividend on tbe capital stock of <45,OUO,(XX) for the five months that of sugar- hate lieoa fluctuated wine' trifugal grade has declined 116, while refined granulateil ba* advanced a* compared with October Trust certificate* are quoted so that th" actual value U aliout 150, and it wan predicted by a well-known wholesaler that IS THE STRIKE FIEND LOOSE. HE 8EEM8 TO POSSESS THE RAIL­ WAY MEN EN MASSE ' __ _ — with Chi­ Cbioauo, April 2.—Tbe desire to strike cago a West Michigan for Holland. Nunlca, Muskegon and points north, and with Grand V» « « - - - »» " W_______________ T— taken such a hold upon the railroaders em­ Ml other trains dally except Bunployed by bne» running out uf this city that HAHN, Local Arent. HMtinxa carrying buiinasi is paralyxod. TbaBurltagton i» fully rapjdhxl with timid* ry on ite biuduwsi promptly, it i nwuiufaeturers Kart, twill be a high priced nibble or none. cougratulnteil himself that in his nwideuo' there no more corruption had clung to him Work has l-een roinnienced on u <50,000 hatpital for th" Battle Crwk sanitarium. [ Grand Rapid! Lt. Middleville............. Ferran, Job Netaune, Cull Neptune, John Belding's Refrigerator company will erect anew building f«x380 feet, and'employ 300 men. in thcvndaavur to -keep up with their . jl; tiiat surer bail depreciated. and WELCH TALKS TO THE JURY. Nillti^u’* roller mills at Milford ware CuuducUng Their Own Case. Jrrrxiuu'X. WU., March 30.—The prelim­ inary nxaminalion of Mrs. Martin Steinbanner and Henry Rhormeioter, charged with the ruuiib.T of tbe husband of the former near i’nlmyra. tvauneaewd^ at II o'clock Thumlny. The defandant* arid they had no caption at tlx» Fort Wayne freight yards of n train of mra tramrferrvcl by the Burlington The tir-t witm»n »ii August Hoehne, who testified that on the Sunday lefore the kill­ running about with a butcher knife tbreoten- bay, and Mrs. btcmhauwr mid RLoriueita-r Steinhauacr in a rambling fanhioa, A dynamite fm’tery is one of the new flxin’i. for Sault Ste. Mario. By and by tbe Boo may be expected to boom. Frank Bailey, a Wexford county youth of irt summers, developed Char Im E Wright, state geologM, died at his home in Marquette on the iL!d. Ho was tho freight which the “Q" has brought to the end of its One* on its way to tho consignees. Jt is not Burlington freight, but tho freight erf shippers, whom the Burlington road reaches, «i route furtiter east or in other direction*, and which iM<-««arily must go, if it go at all. by some of the "Q" connecting lint*. That us the irituatitm. Saturday afternoon the freight engineers. mediately diwhorged. Rix crews, one after lington train. but «u:h crew refuied to obey • the order and wm iu tarn disebarged Find­ strike will throw out of employment 1T5 men. Under the rules of the Prnnsylvania system txjerubL lately hoint.-lcroi |tr<>p>c in the inundated dis­ tricts is placed at 70,000. • Advlctw from along trva* exceeds ths worst expectations, and tiiat »> railway through Indian territory, r'-pitering fJO.ai) for completing the mt }ta WoriungtoaY mother The - a-ijourned. having poord xixty- pertmeating on a winter crop of fxitatosa, Evening Hun from Mentor. Ohio, announces that there will wxm be n double wedding in time that Mi* Mollie Garfield was to be mar­ t; asking tlie postmaster general •rtutta the United Staton mails as Th" district appropriation bill well a* a lull to |>rohibit h-nne adjourned. ■ ried at tlie Mime tim» to Miss •Ivte'i and Mateoo opposed, . id Cocbrun advocated their •• » Nth fMeri, Mr* lagan’s of h'H to ». and Mra. Blairt bora some of tbe nufounte are as followe: Chicago. <900,«X>; Duluth. <80.000; Mk-higan Citv. ttC.OUO: Milwaukee, <80,000. Superior and St. Loui. Uy. (Wta). »30.0W. Tbe Mfafasuppi river g-** <3.385.000 from the mouth of the Miftsouri to tbe gulf; St. Marys river tall* and Hay Ivie channel, <l"’/>P.ai0; the Mfawuri, <650,000; Ohio river, <515,000; Detroit river, <130.<*«; RUnoi. river 1X0, - > •'ti-.pnMidentU} invite the bred* erf F ‘ r.iiar n: , .f the nation* of South America Peckham’s day night in the presence M his jxireut* other relatives and died instantly. It is i Croup Remedy! Bello Mason. an riaborato double w.tiding to,take place at Mra Garfield's roadenco in Wert Mentor. Mbw Belle Mason U n distant relative of the Garflehla. Her father was tbe Hon. James Shors Railroad company I hem one appropriating <200,000 It Bay City.Mieh.. Tho bill proe f 'lrhration of tbe centennial MEDY. PLjUNUVillc, N. j,, March 30.—Thomas ten rnilra from home they wore overhauled. . w. _, __ annate to ’he bill to establish reciproJ r-uiLons between the United > < -ith American nation*, and ommittae wm appointed. Tbe rl BlaJ f»vjj'in bill* then came ,lLat if they were granted the 0< Ito around A rowoi to i»l which hour jwivote j^nsion • up. and twenty-four paMed. tor each potato. At least throe of Imlay City’s hoyx hare found out that dacrptlon don't pay. Ona of them hired a livery ng tor a rolo ride, but inhabitants of tlie surrounding districts thin "huff it" homo. Tho plant of Jackson's Water Gas and Fuel company will be inflated with <350.000 worth of improvement the preaait wsmen. The de­ mand for their product is steadily increasing, and is mid to “fill a long frit want," whatever Michigan people can now wrestle with and harbor bill which wilLsoon be presumed 000. Arbor Day in lUlnola 8rRIK(irtXLD,ni».,March 28.—Superintend­ ent at Public Instruction Edwards hM ismiwl a clrralar to tim toachera of HUnobt, which embodiM the proclamatioa of GovernorOgle*by setting apart April 18 M “Arbor Day."< Ho _ ____ ________ ^—.1.4 that th* tAAchorn di*- builder of tbo-Grand Rapids & Indiana rail­ ing pTMident at one tune of the Chicago, Httaburg & Wayne system. He wm a nepbea- of Gen. Lewis Cap. Using water from an impure well near Latv-iug rraulted in twelve resee of typhoid had Iwn seen In Race's company quite often Just before the murder. On the other hand wm An E*oui*ba man tired from an overload of firewater toy down for a snoora on the rail- K2 S^SJ forms of may have unsettled his mind. fifteen minutoa Bl. Lovu, Miu-cb .TU.—Tbe Grier Iximmlfr sion company has compiled report* from the winter wheat belt of Missouri and Illinois, rorrreixtndente in thirty counties in Ulinoi* tiiat the winter wheat crop will fall about 80 counties in Missouri that it -will fall 20 per cent, short in this state Tbe reports show than enough to supply the demand ot local thing like 15 per Good faveetmeot Dr. Q B. Smith, erf Grand Rapiibt, amid a general storm of denunciation. Antl-Maloon liepublican*. Nxw York, March 80—The arrange­ ment* for tho great national convention of anti-saloon Republicans which opens In thia city on April 18 are progressing favorably. The executive committee G bi corrtopooden» with prominent Republicans In all tho With this exception there beyond the load freight yard* The Burlington road transferred a train ot Michigan Southern rood Saturday afternoon. ruu upon nmde-track. the yardmen refusing . -i P'-uuon train atmeos a a^ing tho United States to decide • ’.UCTDU, uut uujeciw io on tl... gr..anti that petition* of foreigners "’“UWk^reissdtothe state di^artmonL •tanoux r wiluuon accepting tho invitation to PPrtJni the Paris expedition wm paved. to l-e redeemable equally ta gold and A l iil u-a* reported for the purchaae 111Washington now owned by TXThyJor, and a|>propriating <30,000 -1 ter an executive *cmion tbe *en?“fi-, •‘otisidi’red tho Union Pacific 111, (but it went over wit hout action ■ -ttihhriiing a land court to wettla ' unis in Arinma, X«)v Mexico and Bxkijm. March 20.-The overflowing erf tbe Vtatul* has rtibmergod seventy-seven villag<-. in CumcI 1* increasing rapidly. The damage tnensu, and tbo river is «Ul rifting- Tb^ Fulda. Eder. Schwalm, and, I Ahn are over their bank* and large tract* of country are »ubmerg«*l Bertxrnburg. iMmita and Dium iibuYg uro *tiU inumlnlcd. 1° tb*° ^twroty-ufaelin-Aral I0..W to liandle Burlington cam switched ujxm the reported lo»L Tim total dairaw by the -luod* tiun uiu token ou ttii> bilL and is wttauited nt 4 IMPIA5AI-OU.H. InA- April tatwa W u. T4- J«nuJ <dic« for Guvernor Gray to l«e uti tno wuh 4to.Umau>'« •> «“• .'.SX '«'• Tt-injkiriurin union, adr.tidiance at Cbk-kerlng hall ft ■ ^Stanfonl.ofUabf.rula. The prire p»M was »W.<X». • A Monro- lady baa pre-mited that town ivithu »7.0Wfo'gii>ning of a fivopulrfiub- felonious rape. In default of I<oll they were Jailed fur a hairing Saturday. It « claimed that a band of fifteen girls, ranging ta age from D to 15 years, has Larfi carrying on a trade that would put to shame their older sisteni in crime who fill the bouse* of prostltatluu. Two of ri”*° were a«wtixl and Hunt to tho reform school about ten dny* ago. Thrua of tint gin* wore sdectwl to |iuint out the ir..ii whom they *rid were "regular curtouuTH ■’ ___ A Fair and Square Offer to Invalid* to try The Mrw Method Treatment issr!E"ff=usss}is5W^«K»-..“rd?i moaey paid asuiidereuch v rltten guaninte*-. it wtUco«ty»u nothing toluveettaafcrtMaoS* m,m oanaaltaUouattDeotBoeaer by letter ta uocbaueo—pay no money toadoestanding at Bixteentb street to the Burling •free...Take —I—. K— -V. ton track*. The men have agreed n« to handle a Burlington car, and their ultimatum to thto effort Hm been forwarded to tbe of- or w ri te to ua gt VI ng *<e, *ex, oom plexl on ■ nd flcialK ft ta reported that tho Rock Inland to accept Burlington . A IMnhandle freight train wns coming into tbe city 8u»lay morning when a score or more of drunkA strikers leaped upon the , rTh" Portage Entry IJaniMoho quarrtm ductor to flight. The riotern thro uuhitebrd ore tolx-tapi-Hlby a branch line from the the locomotive from the train nisi ran away. Duluth. South Shore & Atlantic railway. Bosro.v, Mom, March 80.—The Arkwright' , ugly mood nil day. There were -wve.-al crJA Growl Raj-Ml' neavpapcr man rorent-y lub han •'■ent a protest to the cungrwri.mal diib ““ haft . ll>e . righto • « . at. Suit <_».*• 1 -I., while "X- 1 w»T« . ... took in * bfoSd 'I “,w ■©»*»* tbe c!au*' itaon* between them and the SL Pail police •“.1. "J”,—«■ «*« *-«> on Ixi’Ji fa tbe Mills tariff bill, sutaUtuting tbe ad I p.ni tin rtuiw acruw* u *qufat ey«i.K«q»r, wno rewriting. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. •M aud deformities hM been oonnlform, that wa win now gMcantee to taaaUiadar reputed poration ot a pronounced anti-ealoa in the national Republican platform. PiTTBRcan, March 80.—Fred Uhlman, Bollard Ednfond* and William FTteh wore couple. She declined with thanks. ’ . — . ..r Votnniaawi hava i Coughs and colds. NO CURE NO PAYI Albion seems jonia cuuDij . •• —-j — >—not only issues matrimonial permit*, but wm ^towlly a*ked . few da), rinre to marry a a 5STS3SlSr"';‘ that they will not handle ths objectionable TiaekUiMd Uurt Flint C-T* "« 0—41, rw«>riUd to lb. Bad 3—tIt „kiuot ot U» tlo.UH oMtt»ri- UuU .p­ that that city should have another renwtery. . '___ ... _J.< alan nt ths a tree on the state houae gemma-™Day. Governor Ogfeoby will plant an rim. to the most delicate cnllcl. No rniin’ form of ornate enter lute lueota‘, tf position, thereby obviating the stupefying effect reeulllng from the artmtnlrtratlon of the various r.irac eough mixturesoo the market. Lures Krrp Peckbani’ftCroup ItemWbr.r.ro r>rr cdy »:»*)> «■ hand. It I* Mfa WD00ping-andrerWlinlonfl|„^. otvea fnnrrh to >our li”1*' t,MW' ln t,me< IQUglL umny «)ecplejw. anxlou* hour. ll tm avoided. A single CurRS al will secure your most vuico t^Mrasra. Itelglrr S Bpu-iti, merebaata, FrreiHirt, Mich., wrtte.:-We have sold more At 6 o’clock Sunday ortaxing all the Alton than four ktom ot Or. •Peekhain1. Croup itemswitchmen quit work raid housed theii- ma- edy, Kuarauteelni it to dir a!) that I. rlalmod for It. or refund the pr ice. and not one bottle han ever been returned. Handle men will go out noxL PKCKHAM 8 CROUP RKMKDY ber of the men areoppoaed to •——,----------majority ruled Uie meeting Sunday night druggist we will send palo on receipt nt «i. chines Monday noon. This step, bowewR would simply hasten ths v eras In cunng croup whoepii>R-coegb. eolds. huarsenras, bronchitis, and like U.raat and Jung affections so e.wnmon to rhIMbood. makes ure=> ril s> miitotna.M butlmonlr.ft* �—■ APRIL ELECTIONS. . Than Ufhlnlng Slroek «ond»y. average majority ot 75. Ritchie, supervisor, bas 87. I PURE «ARRT. roily. Monday was a apk&Ad election day, mueh taa Ibm lie ■’"■T-M* large vote was polled, about >15, the iargrat ever pol> f. and a dote estimate showed that 9f raters failed to exer­ cise their prerogatives. Tbe large taerroae In the^giriry and votes polled denotes a wnrideraUe taeresse ;n popu­ lation siDcr a y ear ago. v Both aides had godd ticket*— much better than the average, and hard work was dune. It btcwme evident early in tbe dav that the reoublican candidate for mayor. Jaa. Li Wilkins would be elected, and it is doubtful if any other ' cmndfafare the republicans could have nominated could batehesten so worthy and popular a man as E. Y. Bogie, it was not party, but rather Mr. Wilkin*’ i VOL by Iffi Balance of tbe ticket republi­ the future will be gohfae with tbe bar-. can by good majorities. Tbe Has HOPE. Hope comes to the front in splendid except Clark by majontiee ranging from 30 to 13. J«a.G. Brown, auper- Supervisor ... Clerks ......... -Treasurers .. Jostle*...... Highway Com Drain Com.... Constable*... City Hastings officers) otat-r than supervisor \ city. spring, go into tbe south part of the state for tins sevem. and we have do doubt but be will show good colts here this spring, tbe get of test year. We Mr. VanArman will bare charge of the were shown tbe regtatry of all these of the time and always oo Wednesdays sboa n Dor man* ser ved on Sumtaj .but and Saturdays, and will attend all the within reach of his clients at any time. He by no means will low* his interest in Hastings and Barry county. %where he was raised, and wherntui friends art Sultan. U> insure standing colt legion. Scatttah Lad ** “ " Larry All will be served alike. Two years ago the Hastings Horse AMoriatfoa was organized and incor­ porated under the laws of the state of Michigan for the purpose of purchas­ ing one or more draft stallions. The company is composed of the following named gentlemen : N. T. Parker. Richard Murray, Jacob Erb, John W. Stracsbaugh, Jesse Townsend. O. F. Long. T. Phillipa. Adam H. lek**. D. MrOmber, Lafayette Townsend. All of whom are more or lew engaged in farming and slock rais­ ing, and we know are pretty good judges of bones. We were shown through the establishment by Mr. A. H. Cat! Ickes who b Ln care of the barn and Sheep peita haa been in the business of breeding borers less than fifty yean in this state and Ohio and is a good judge of what TUaoSrS—d. pays tbe farmers beet to raise for big CREAM JlKlNg Fq^dER onwic^ UKLmiS fUVDRIIlB EHRU1S •®oc 1SU0 tJDO officers augurs much good for the city, which Las I*~n altogether too much one tided for the benefit of tbe dty. Additional Local News. Party ties were cast aside thia j ear more than ever before. Following an­ J. L. Wilkins celebrated the fad tae officers elected, their politics and that he la tbe brat republican mayor plurality: Maj or. Jan L. Wilkins, rep............... 76 Recorder, Cha*. W. Warner.fu*.... 59 vitlng a bouse full of friends to his Tree*.. Geo. H. Totaltaaoc, “ .... 19 evening. Tbe band was there and add­ Justice. Richard M. Batea, rep..........119 ed their fine music to the jollification. School I nap.. Chax.Hardk*. fus 22 Refrtwhments were served to all pres­ Sup. 1st and 4th, Milo William*, fus. 5 ent and to sav that they were fine is ** 2d *nd 3d. John Lichty. fus. .. 91 putting it mildly. All had a pleasant Aldenaea: time and joined in wishing tbe mayor­ 1* ward. Luke Watery fua............ . 1 elect a prosperous and successful year. 34 “ ~ * Geo. '■ Osborn, rep. __ Geo. A Barnes, n The invitation committee for the K. 4tfa “ Ed. Powers,fos.. of P. ball to-morrow evening did not order enough invitation* printed, and a Desire to call attention to the fact that they are the exclusive number whom they bad intended re­ 3d “ Wm. L.Walt,fua.............. 32 membering will therefore not receive agents for Barry county for the celebrated 4th - Abram Ellis, rep...............8 the cards. Among this number are It was not the purpose of the Associ ­ Board Education: several members of the division as well to purchase what is called trotting 1st ward. Robert Dawson, fus.... 108 as the lodge. ’The committee regret ation 2d “ Clement Smith, rep........74 this condition of affairs very much, and or running horses but only the very Minnesota Leads the World E. A, Rider, rep............... 14 trust that thia explanation will con­ best class ot draft stallions to cross on ttb John Besamer. fus......... 60 vince all that no slight was intended. the mures of this county and thereby improve tbe stock of horses, getting NOTES. A genera! imitation is extended, and such horses as are in great demand for AL Jones is now relegated to private the committee hope there may be a life. Let it be exceedingly private. large attenoarfce. as the proceeds are to BiUy Power* says the name of the help the division to pay expense ot Actual weight, ready for work, 1,150, lbs.; *being very aiderman from tbe 4th is Powers just sending the drill corps to Cincinnati—a class of full blood stallions from med­ ium sized mares are more profitable to the same. worthy object surely. much lighter than any other binder mad el Over 30 of raise by far than are those of smaller Very good lot of men for aidermen breeds, *uch horees frequently selling these binders sold by ns last season, and everyone gave and members of the school-board. at maturity for >175 to 9300 each, and perfect satisfaction. You cannot afford to buy any other Take off your hat for the lim repub­ As intimated in our last, W. J. the demand for them ia very muchlican mayor in this dtv in ten yean, and will not if you inspect the Milwaukee Junior. Stuart, of Grand Rapid*, L. E. Knap­ greater. and he’* a good one. . Ci and C. H. VanArmxn, of this city, Therefore, tbe farmer who raises Dick Bates didn’t ran in—just slid. formed a co-partnership in tbe horees to make money can readily see Under tbe circumstances the republi­ lawve business, the dftn name bring that it is for his interest to breed to tbe can nominees for recorder, treasurer, largest.and best he can get, as It marshal- and school inspector made Stuart, Knappeu A VanArman, with very costs no more except the difference in offices in Grand Rapid* and thU city. AU these gentleman were then and sireing to raise tbe large horse than it city can now see tbe benefit of turning raised in Barry county, and the people does the smaller one. and he ia sure to out to caucus. Heretofore but &) or 70 were present at the/republican city uf the county have watched with pride sell for from 830 to 810) more money, caucus. This year there were 137. their success in the noble profession ot al! things bring equal. Statistics show that the horses in double the usual number. The inter­ the law. We are still sole agents for the original Reed drags, and al­ W. J. Stuart waa born in the town­ New York city alone represent over est, enthusiasm and vim given by that though they are greatly improved this year, we shall be caucus, the splendid nominees it placed ship of Yankee Springs, ami wm at one twelve millions of dollars. time superintendent of the schools of to a close estimate- there on the ticket, account for the splendid this city. Be studied law and was ad­ areAccording able to sell them at a reduced price. • 60/300 work horees in that city showing the republicans made Monday which include bones driven before electing 8 out of 20 of the dty officers, mitted to tbe bar in K.ilamazoo. and trucks, express wagons, street cars, was a member of tbe firm of Balch. and seducing tbe usual fusion majority Stuart A Balch, of that cily. Fourteen peddlers* wagons, cate and public car­ of 125 to At Republicans should pro­ Of these animals 25.000 are fit by this lesson, and always attend years ago be removed to 'Grand Rap. riages. ids, where be was employed for a short ehanged every year. The annual death their caucuses. A change of three votes would have lime as assistant to Attornev General rate :s 14 000. and from H,(X>J to 13.UU0 Byron D, BalL For the succeeding go Line or become otherwise disabled. elected P.‘ A, Sheldon supervisor. two years be was assistant prosecuting* From this alone it is easily seen that attorney of Kent county. For. nearly this one city would use more grade twelve years he has been th/ senior draft hofsea than two such states could member of tbe well known \*allev City We shall carry a larger stock of 'buggies than any firm ia Just one of the omnibus lines in Chi­ law firm of btuart A Sweet, W’hlle a Michigan in anyjity of 10,000 people or less. If you need” member of that firm, he was for two cago emyloys 275 horees. all grade draft or three yean city attorney. B is name Clydesdale, Fereheron. etc, weighing a buggy of any description, we can surely ’ suit you in clerk, justice, dram corm has been prominently mentioned for Dorn 1 JOO to 1.700 pounds. quality and price. A L ’ hiUdripbia horse dealer recently prosecuting attorney, also for tbe bench of tbe circuit and superior courts. But said that in buying several carloads of e‘^n; Laodrrd Hzh-.jy Here the f usiomits and prohibitioo- Mr. Stuart’* love for the practice of tbe grade draft bones through Illinois he law would never permit him to think had not paid leas than 8175 each for of ony official position. He bas a large them and from that upwards to 83&0 and valuable practice, a splendid repu­ and found a steady sale for them at a THOENAPPLE. tation a* an xttornev, and ia a polished profit to himself. A* there was only one fully regis­ The republicans had a complete walk­ Cntleman as well as a thorough away, the opposition not even putting wyer. He stands high both ta toe tered draft stallion ta Barry county at up a ticket. Hustling Jim McKevitt social and professional circle* of the this time the Association resolved to is supervisor. purchase one of the very best Fercherou Valley City. CASTLETON. The second member of the new firm horses that could be found, and after We sell the old reliable STUDEBAKER, also that new and This township electa entire republi­ needs no introduction to our readers. visiting many of the largest importers justly famous FRINT wagon. can ticket by majorities from S to 94. L. E. Knappen was born in this dtv. in tbe west, selected one from the stud John Funuss for supervisor receiving and by bis industry Mnd splendid of M. W. Dunham who has imported 71. • ability has placed himself ta tbe very mere Percherons than any other man UtVTMS. front rank in his profewuoo. not alone or firm in the U. 8. Ah there! The opposition beard ta Barry county, for it would be bard Thia Is the first horse we were shown. something drop with a dull and sicken­ to rind his superior as a lawyer id 8VLTAN. ing thud In Irving, the entire republi­ Western Michigan. Mr. Knappen He is a dapple gray and recorded in Remember that, whenever you want anything in the line of can ticket bring elected. Enoch Andrus graduated from the literary depart­ stud book of France aa I665 and in la said County for sapervisor receiving 13 majority. reliable farm tools, we are headquarters. ment of the Univerelty ta 1873. Two VoL 4 stud book of America 4237; was PRAIRIEVILLE. year* later he was admitted to the bar, foaled in June 1882; Imported 1885 by This old reliable republican town­ since which time his advancement has M. W. Dunham, of Wayne, Dupage Go, ship never shows up anything disap­ bt«j rapid and merited. In 1878 he Illinois; is 16 hands high and weighs pointing to republicans. Their entire was elected, and in 1880 re-elected over 1.700 lbs.; has the best of bone and township ticket was elected Monday prosecuting attorney. January 1st muscle. We overheard a buyer of by btg majorities, John J. Perkins 1879. he was associated with his draft horees say a few days ago that he supervisor. brother, C. M. Knappen, which co-part­ was as good a Percheron horae as there MAPLE GROVE. nership lasted till 1883, whAi he and was ta Miehlgan. Hi* colt*, the get of This township gives a complete sur­ C. H. VanArman liecame partners. 1886. coming a year old now show to tie prise party by electing the entire re­ This finjf has be-n together for the of the very best. Mr. Ickes says he publican ticket except school inspector past five yearn, and has become one of don’t know of one that Is blemished or and drain commissioner by majoritle* these diseases—a successful ” but that is all right, several uf the Urt tbe anta ot mru hundred sad thirty dollar* ranging from 16 to 50. E, G. Potter. ---- • .__-J farmers who were fortunate enough to *n^ pen enjoys the most thorough con­ Smare colts have refused 8125 each BALTIMORE. fidence of the people of Barry county them. A* tbe Association do not Baltimore apeakg in f.-uniliar tones both as a man and a lawyer. Had Mr. propose to charge one man 815 and an­ thia year, for she elect* the whole re­ Knappen been desirous of official posi­ other 820 for service but propose to publican ticket, except justice of tbe tion, be could have been the republican deal falrtf and squarely with all, they peace, by majorities ranging from 7 to candidate for congress in ISM, and will publish terms. This horse cost tbe BV. George P. Woodmansee supervisor. this year Mao. Universal regret ta ex­ Association more money than was ever CARLTON. Of these be can show enough pressed here- that one who stands so paid for any horae sold into Barry Co. Thia fusion stronghold ta still joined high as a citizen and man and aa a Next We were shown the Clydesdale to convince the most skepti­ to its idols, tbe entire fusion ticket lawyer is about to take up his residence stallion. cal, from the very best citizens beaded by George C. Nichols, being ta another cat^r. SCOTTISH LAD. elected by majority ranging from » C. H. VanArman. the third member of Hastings ana vicinity, in­ His raglstay Nos. are 40» and 3044; to 78. of the firm commenced Ufe Ip the town­ was foaled ta 1881; imported 18*4 by cluding business men, farmers, JOHNSTOWN. ship of Rutland. He is emphatically a Messrs. GailbraiLh Brothers, ot Janes­ Well, everybody felt that Johnstown •elf-made man. By hi* industry on the ville. Wis, who are large importers mechanics and others. would elect republican officer*, and ah* farm, aa a student and as a teacher he of Clydesdale horae*; he stand* 16^ did by handsome majority, that rre has acquired that education that is the hands high; weighs between 1,800 ana der. at the north front door ot th* court Lou*DON’T PUT OFF SM^*WBr^or*' ®2gar F. Nye. con­ foundation for his sucosaful career as IJOO Iba.; is a bright bay. ratch on face ning to ably reprewsit hta township a lawyer. He has bad only those ad­ with white pasterns; bas very heavy Seeing him if yon are suffer lwo Wek*« ,n t** vantages which be has earned. But field, republican and prohibition, all ability and pereeverence are masters in with splendid style and actifin. and ia ing from such diseases. Now the former nominees being dected by any career, and Mr. VanArman ia probably as good a full blood Clydes­ majorities ranging frdm 84to 146. 7 is the time. plentifully supplied with both. He dale stallion as there is in Michigan, ORANGEVILLE. studied taw with L. E. ami C. M. and cannot help but show very fine . — r.—r:.-mine Knxppen. and was admitted to the bar colts. Next we were shown theolJ town»ls p of I ralrWvHie. in the count? ot Barry in 1881. The following year he attendunder but tbey did by majorities rang- Pd tbe taw school at Ann Artwr. grad­ LARRY, tag frw>>.1 w lu,« Kugeae Harthorn uating ta 1882. Foe nine months of who bas got more The Dr. will teU you plainly colts that have sold THl SPECIALIST, for supervisor receiving 101. that sear he practiced law alone in this for 83U0 each than any other horse ta whether or not he can cure AS* TRIA. and acquired a valuable practice. Barry county of bis age; ami who has HASTINGS, - - - MICH. you. Extended experience a.Unien-Labor supervisor. clerk and city, Tbe first of the succeeding rear, be not seen many of bin colLu? Several of a specialist enables him to raierwl Into pummhlp <fllh U E. them have been aold this spring in this Can g’rve those suffering Nuapp-n. and the firm u me of Knap- dry from 8150 to 8200 each. Heit a if easily determine, and the best WOODLAND. from any form of '5n1^nBMO has become almost Thw usually strong republican town k household word ta Barry county. blood i’ereneron and was ored by Dllof modern appliances and the tabadjy mixed up thh year owing to Mr. VanArman has steadily risen in len Bioa, of Illinois; was sired by old most approved remedies, repubUcan dissensions. The republi­ his profession, and Is known m one of SL Lawrence, whose weight was 2,100 can* tta9t Supervisor by 6. highway the mort careful, studious and paina- lbs. which probably accounts for bis adapted for special cases, many getting such large colt*, some of them riBniw<MtMnr and one c. ratable. the taklmr memtanrsnf ’7 of them prepared only by Dr. * — — *■ - «i. - i i . - . when matured wrighing over 1,500 lbs. He weighs about 1,400; ta a stylish Baughman, enables him to ef­ prawlly uid wm. horae of good action ami ' hows extra The best possible testimonial COOK adye JO J , ARMAN. Stuart g M- BATK Messer Bros. & Reynolds **5«A . Spring-Tooth Drags. Buggies. Wagons. j£ A. BABB Homeopathici Q. W.LOWR gMITH A CO E. KEN A £ C.WELTC QOOK4 8HE Osunty. R.T1W P. Hommpat V insuranc itabtin ILL JAMES A. S yy H. LAN ROBERTSO Raraa Messer Bros, & Bey* Hastings HAI Testimonials. D D. 4L Robta L.R. Kaap OwMralBa Consultation Free. u m DISEASE, fect a cure easily where oth­ of his ability to grapple with ers would fail. /1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-04-11.pdf ae01a6e1f0529977f9dbc06dd0273ba1 PDF Text Text I The Hastings Banner vol. XXXII. NO. 50. ■ ■ ' HASTINGS. MICH., APRIL 1I. 1888. The Hastings Banner. County News. rrW.isW»v wxd«i«DAT», at H.vriNBarby Co, Mich, COOK & gNISKERN. The following persons an- authorized to i eelve subaertpihm* for the Bannxh: .. -|v|CRinTOM RATES t-furr the end oftbeyrarlhe JJJcKelm. MMto Gr J N Cor c2°ime,L i'oatnuMter.Troeport. P- L MoriMaa4%d*r Creek. 11- «:U" r.” torspeMal position*. rBLSTINO. fait m the Job Printing Do­ ' . .. Hvxxxa- BveryUilnr In the . .;U>d with the totort tseoe nt p roved pMterav of ntochlneryr .-kmcavmptoyod. enables the . .. “r»;-ctoes lob work. Brown * (Wrm. ITalrtetlllx. Byron rtsber. Cnsay» Oornero. Wm. Brou aril, Bro want i, jtaMKQraaaMlto FoxlnUoter. \ sake* Bprlnc*. C. W. Arantrau. BowmAtiUa. Money paid to thrae scmito will be receipted lnrPyoprirton, and we ini,t VAN v-01 wilh u* will, between thH date and New Years. their KXAPPEN !! AUT A a. Lawyers. Bemcthilhr. COOK ASuSKEBN. HanUan NaUonal Bank. Hs»tlu*s. Mlcinaaa. Himmu* n. H and It, mi urand Rapid*. Mlcb. II. Hasting*. Mich. •:.-ts of the state. Special Mtrrl .L HAbBKK.M- D„ . . ■ Physician and Surgeon, . ,»rr Nerin'* (lore U„- j- : > 1 .ipuv rwponded io. Kc*l.. Osler end Churth p VT,- A U’lWHV. M.D., „ Physician and burgeon. . .■ ■—gunp diseases of the prrscrvatlotl of viiloa BroAl way. near Court M.GROVE, ■k. Hastings.)* >f me alate. Utorney at Law, £Co.'< store.) i artsol the Stole, tuUntlons L to* S3 nuui ■ proper* wlnd;Mtoi&M Occident. jlOOK A SHELDON, (0214*13 AbCr**-: H'.xk.UsBUnin, Mich.) Rare Ur laljrr'.o? Abilract Books In Barry Ownty____________________ 1? Rj TIMMERMAN. L . Hpm-rpathic ITiysician * Surgeon, -.■H-’r l-atilrop'* drug store.). All 11N V, 13 ARKER. Real Estate In.-cranee and Loans. M. J. Goss, who has been a sufferer from erysipelas a week or more, is now able to be out again. Erastus Terpenlng is very dangerous­ ly sick. Hb wife is sick also. Albert Storms is able to be about again. Mate Backet has gone to spend a month with Mrs. O. D. Fisher. Grand Rapids. lieverend Barnea. presiding elder gave a most excellent discourse on Sun­ day evening, and It is to be hoped all who listened will be practically bene­ fited thereby. The Baptist society organized a Sab­ bath school on Sunday last, which will meet dlrectlv after morning services. L. A. Shedd's family are about mov­ ing to Plainwell. School-commenced Monday. Cora Nichols spent Sunday at A. C. Ravmond's. W. McKibben was hunting for a mate—to his horse, Wednesday. Bertha Wallace, of North Carlton, died Tuesday, the 3rd; and the funeral was held the f>th. Ell Wellman has been seriously 111. but is much better this, Monday, morn­ ing. ‘ Millie Brown, Ruth and Emma Nichols, Ina McKibben and Anna Shively report a pleasant time eah^ig sugar last Friday. Cora Cussicjhe taly evangilist, will preach at the Pod Auger school house next Sunday, the 21st. Mrs. Retta Hagar is expected the first of the week from Kansas, to visit her father, who Is seriously dll. Fish are running now and the boys are watching them with longing eyes. .Should not wonder If the fish would suffer even new. with the whole legis­ lature of Michigan to back them. Dance at Alex Guild's last Thursday evening. All report a pleasant time. • N. Allerding is reported much better. Orecwiin I •• RtiDtaaft Son. J doors north oi rosu'thce. ' ; ingi>-u to making exchanges of vc'-;»lie* iateresta'of non-re*ldeut . . -L > . a w>1 kflpr Vzimi w A. Barnum and wife. Walter Kt/lv. Frank Wolcott, Ed. Whitney and-Will Clearv Sundaywi at Coats Grove. Will Whitney was the guest at Geo. Sweet’s Sunday. Miss May lialdwin returned from ’ FAMES A SWEEZE1. Milwaukee Sat unlay, where she has o Lawyer, been spending the winter. . lu-buo. Mirk Leroy Barnum and wife are staying l*r». - tilrts ->l Ibtittate. Utt at A rah Barnum s. George Moore and Wesley Stewart each have a ww rattler. \U R. i .'.N :s. M. D., • ’ Physician and Surgeon, -Ida Brown has been spending some •.<.»!l,tid, Mlcb. ' . time with her aunt in Irving. .'utli of K lpatrlck'* drug .. :tifl ilirreitoj or ntxbt. There was a surprise party in Maple Grave on April 2nd. For particulars inquire of certain candidates. A. Gordinler b moving south of Bat­ - < and < <>ort St*., lluting*, Mich. tle Creek; he having rented a farm there. Rates. $ I .OO per Doy. F. Pratt, of Assyria, b to tak<« posses­ •:•••». mtii plcataut rooms. The sion of the Latta place for the coming wpubita Is re*prcUuUy solicited. year. „ The Good Tamplars' met at Hurry Ip, of om blind ml acre*, Map’s last Saturday evening. 'Rte M. G. C. B. now meets to prac­ r tr.KMl cultivation. good tice on Saturday instead of Monday . , . •I jju trw *. For further par­ evening. Mrs. A. N. Warren, of Baltimore, -- tealdeiMMSmllMi north of Hi? TOBIAS GABS. visited her daughter. Mrs. W. C. Dun­ ham. last week. ’ Chartai Mason has returned from the north, where he has been at worje the past winter. ...... , Percie Deuraray and brother, of HASTINGS. MICH. Nashville. vMted at P. O. Dunhams last week. A. J. Wolf has some views, taken at CAMTAL, $50,000.00. the Center on-election day. on exblbi hition at McKelvey's store. A. J. b twcrpji«iM uudflr tho laws of the Stole of getting to the front in that line of Michigan. * Tim ladles of the M. E. society clear ed about »11 by their dinner give® on the day of election. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Hastings City Bank. «*Hy •Kciipied by M*»»er Broo. OFFICERS: D. 0. Rcbliiton, president; W. 8. Good)ear. Vice. Pres.: C. D. Beebe. Cashier. DIRECTORS: The quarterly meeting of the homeo­ pathic medical society of Barry county was held at the Wolcott house here on Wednesday afternoon of last week. The attendance was not large,- but. a jdwoant and interesting meeting was S t;-w)dy«»rj D <». talbiSMtl, Orobie, IC. D. Beebe. A Gant-ral BanXInr Basinet* Transacted- J. M. Lampman is the new night watch, taking the place of John PernlA,*SirrB party of hb frirads and neighbors gave Henry Frighner a birthday surprise party °“ ^"kiraday of last week. Another party -rvat™ George Brown In a similar manner the Iprink wrie* of teacher* examination* Wf H ir(. , » intv.!«m be held a* follow*, to-wit: r-ruUr. March 13.1»M. H n!'. ‘I*rii*l. March IB IT. IMS. ’“The congrSrationa! society celebrated its fifth anniversary by a special service Bunday evening last. ■ April l m. IBM Congregational social at K D. Bar n ti:i„ » *111 commen.-r al 0 o'clock a. ■ • I'.** lor W Enxle work oil the second ber's Wednesday evening last was a •M »t nwm. First and second erode eertifl- pleasant affair, but not largely tauri'n'*l”’CTXnt**1 on,f Mtiie regular exam- £l This Wednewiay evening the Sun/llai™ or Ur« eburrh I>d- i HwinKs, grbrnary a. IMS. DamiklC. WaHxkh. Secretary. *,,r Myrtle has left my IhH -■ ' 'r-1 uui.uut lust ranie or provocation, rl, J- therefore to forMd all peroona from barrv’i'K or truaUnf her on mr accouut as 1 shall ^‘,.‘■2 'I*t,fr April to. ins. C. B. DvxwiMU. wlU £“ . Mdri «lb. n»l‘len« o K I Parrish Jul which promises l>e a jolly pXbly be to «ell.wodKoehler, ot the Evuigellcl churrb. proebre M» hrawdl sermon on Bunday morning next. "'rov opposition ticket, and nearly all the rest of their own. Jessie Harper, thn union lal»or apos­ tle, spoke to a crow^bd house here last Tuesday night, and for bawdy profani­ ty hiij equal was never heard here, es­ pecially tn a political speech made in church. Ejl wnrd Speers little girl is venr sick. Rachel Shepard and Charlie Burch­ am were arrested last week by Deputv Sheriff Powell, of Battle Creek, for adultery. The arrest being-made by Merritt Shepard, husband of Rachel. Millard Hamilton and wife, of Belle­ vue. are visiting Mrs. Hamilton’s par­ ents in Assyria, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilcox. WHOLE NO; 1715. IKTIMG. High Waltz sprained bis ankle badly a few davs since. A. T. Cooper commenced Charlee Mo- vating for a cellar, preparatory to the Arthur’s new house Monday. erection of a dwelling bouse. Ornh?n<U^?d thU pUcc 10 M’e. C. 8. Palmerton will build a hew barn The mw mill of Hubbard A Hender­ Hattfe F^'i b *h? waa "oss~^“n‘“ltoher soon. shott has shutdown. Levi Holmes has parched a house Mr. Chatfield and family took J camps' and lot In Nashville. sion os their new home last week. -Uncle John McArthur will have a Jennie Luther commences her school new windmill. in the Aunt Rhoda WUaox district next Fn“» for dl« The correspondent of the News made Monday, the 16th. wi 0x8 Mlv*tton army meetlnrf a mbtake in regard to our lady clerk The former neighbors and .citizens of n h,vu. h“nl bet°r'! going to Japan. She will not cross the Irving and vicinity to the number of Justice Mills on Wednesday last was boundary of the United States. between fifty and sixty held a* warm Joun‘ir?fthUaV1 DeXt SaturdaJ« «“ *cOn account of sickness Nettle Car- sugar jubilee social on Thursdav even­ counl of the absence of witnesses. Ctnter was unable to attend srtool the ing of last week at Irving. All report C M n,Other Of Mnltter part of last week. a good time. Li ‘ut“Mln-d‘«l:«tthe residence of Charles Riser is again able to attend the latter in thb village, on Friday afschool. Stm.uv ,T1hel.fun‘?nd occurred DOlb'B CORNERS. Mike Riser b able to be around. The ladies have succeeded in raising n ren ° d0Ck’ and w“ lar«*iy ________ Y^ung Soldier. money enough to commence the repairs attended. She was one st the oldest in­ Lottie Loomis has gone to Coate on the church. The carpenter work habitants of the village. Grove to spend a few days with her HICKOHT OOHWKK8. being done, and they are waiting for Phni?n-Ca,5^I<h“ P|irch,ul«d » lot on aunt, Eva Boice. Old Mrs. GritBth residing three and the mason and painter. Phillip s addition, and will bnild hlmMrs. Chandler is a little worse. one-half miles north west of here died Mr. Knickerbocker's people entertain­ They took a vote where town meet­ on the night ot the 31st of March, and aeirajesldence. E. V. Smith was at Battle Creek last ing should be held hereafter, and it re­ her funeral services were held at her ed relatives from Waylancfand Aliena last week. week on business. mains al Hope Center still. raid«n<*. H«v- Pope, of Prairie­ Ib-rt Saddler, -of Richland, made his Arthur Gesler has returned to Saran- ville, officiating. She leaves a husband, The common council b preparing family a short visit last week. aad having publbhed a number of new two sons and one daughter to mourn Mrs. Mark Eart's mother has return­ ordinances. her lo«, besides a large circle of true ed to stay with her a short time. Considerable, moving b being done friends and neighbors, who will miss Mr. Klingensmith entertained rela­ raaidenta of our t»erg at prrsenL Delayed letter. her in their coundb of love and benev­ tives from Grand Rapids last week. John Carpenter starts for Portland olence in life. Dick Sturgis is again at home for a J. R. Crandall, of PlainwelL is visit­ next week. short time. ■ , Geo. Stanley and wife have moved, ing old friends and neighbors here this Miss Bertie Wallace is very bad off. back from Lake Odessa, presumably MOUTH U A STI NOS. There will be a meeting In Freeport disgusted with that desolate sink hole, Ella N.ichob visited at Albert Storms' What's the use of buying a spear this for the purpose of organizing a sons' of after having redded leu than one year. at Prairieville last week. time o year? veterans camp April 6th. A. J. Smith and wife were summon­ George Wren has returned from Mis­ The warm sugar social at H. Hibing- 1 The union ticket carried here Mon­ ed to Nashville to attend the funeral of souri. having sold hit farm. He thinks er was a pleasant affair, netting the John Eggerman and Judson Carpen­ hb mother on Saturday last Michigan b good enough for him. Sunday school a neat little sum. Will Elliott left here on Saturdav for C. Morril. of the Gun Lake house, Rev. Cutler is announced to prtweh ter are sawing wood for J. Keeler. Buffalo with a carload of cattie'and at the Star next Sunday afternoon at Ranson Egg?rm an returned from hogs fed by himself and Geo. Williams. will have a sugar party and dance the evening of April Sikh. 2 o'clock. xr-o Ohio last Sat Jrday. It is said that a liner lot of steers never Minnie Bush will teach in the Greg­ were ted in these parte, averaging 1 #0 CLOmOAll. ory district this summer. There will be a meeting at’Freeport lbs., and the pigs 2UU. Business is lively here now, and oar 1L Gamble is now living on the FrAr Friday the 13th to elect officers, and spring term of school commenced on place. there will be another the 20th to mua- the 2nd. with Prof. A. Daniels, of Au­ village Is commencing to grow. Campbell A Havens have commenc­ Wheat looks very bad now, but it tbetn in. All are invited. gusta, instructor ed for their hard ware store. may recuperate if we have some wafm Died, at the home of her parents in A. H. Johnson, of the Democrat, was Mr. Davenportia bouse will soon be rains. north Carlton, with quick consump­ upon our streets .Saturday evening. completed. New fences are being made by nearly tion. Miss Bertie Wallace. The funeral Thomas Kelly has moved into the M. Mr. Dayton has commenced building all of bur farmers. services were held at the house last E. parsonage. an eating house. . Rev. Baddrr preached at the Star Thursday conducted by Rev. J. H. Will Bugdick has moved into Mrs. M. Cobb A Reed are negotiating for a Dy singer, of Freeport. • Sunday evening. Campikell'a bouse. site on which to build a summer resort. John Carpenter goes to Portland .this Freer's dam mysteriously disappear­ Quite a competition Is going on l*e- c Mr. McKruin will soon have hb ed last Tuesday evening, thus letting week with his slock bone Robbie tweeu J. Montgomery's blacksmith steamer on Long Lake, and a suitable the water from Chas. Barnaby's marsh Burns. shop work and M. M. Rockwell and A. landing is la-lng prepared at each end Joseph Keeler has the finest yoke of Scogal. take its natural course. of the lake. Sunday school fa progressing flneh'. steers in the county. Mrs. M. Stock and others are making The, depot is finished and looks nice. and an active interest is being taken In Hastings friends a visit this week. Pierce Brothers have just receivep a EAST CAULTO-V the same by all. Mrs. C. .McKay is visiting friends in new saw for their mill, and Will Gybe town. Edith Havens returned from Three Delayed Letter. will handle the lever, until the logs are Rivers Friday. D. C. Ranney is working for Deb all cut into lumber. John Shelhlv b preparing to build a Star literary society meeting Satur­ barn this spring. Norwood A Co. in the meat market at Alex McCall is now mail carrier for day evening. Albert Parks b getting ready to Delton. thb point Ed. Taggart has movdb and com­ Mrs. Zante Walker, of Kalamazoo, is build a new house. Mrs. Wm. Doonan b very sick, and visiting with Peter Coburn and family. Win. Betolf has his new bouse up on menced work for E. F. Manley. The only slight hopts are entertained ef her H. Hilsinger expects his nephew the Cranston place and expects to move latter is about leaving hb farm for the recovery. from Ohio this week. purpose of moving to Kalamszoo. into It this week. Will Havens and wife huve\gone to Jim Crawley b here on a visit with BenJ Allen u having some trouble Kalamizoo, to occupy positions at the Alice Hall commenced another term of school at O'Donnell. Monday. with the Barry A Eaton fire insurance institution for the feeble minded. hb sister. Mrs. Barry. Mr. Chaffee is working for Jnhn StllMary llarton has gone to spend the company, in adjusting hb late loss by Obed Chamberlain b laving toe . . . foundation for a bouse tor L. H. Barnes. son. spring and summer at Milton Coulters lire. Some surprise took place Saturday in Irvin®. . Mr. Mosher, our enterprising mer^ Mr. Holopetar and wife were made upon the aneet of a certain young man chant, is doing a large amount of busi­ Delayed Utter. ot I’ralrieville, heretofore having born a ness, and will have to emplov another glad by a visit from their daughter. Willis .Wood wears a large smile—it's Union prayer meeting every Wednes­ God reputation, who was arraigned clerk. a son. ■ day evening at the W. M. church. (ore J. H. Brown. Eeq., who plead R. J. Grant, of Hastings, has shipped Dora Forbs, of Carltnn, is visiting But very little maple sugar made not guilty of a criminal charge made a car load of plaster to thb point to be friends here. by a yonng lady of this place. this spring. sold to the farmers in thb vicinity. .L K«-nnem made a business trip to Manley Cotlinglon has moved onto James Ryan killed four fat beeves on Luther last week. P..A. Young’s farm, for the purpose of Monday. A. S. Bliwett went to Nashville Sat­ Arab Barnum and wife, of your dty. working the same. urday to visit and to Hastings on busi­ Suudayed in this place. Eddie 1‘ennock has moved on hb ness. George Clark Is on tho road selling mother’s farm, having rented the same. The your A party of altout 60 surprised J. spring tooth harrows. engagitl in father*' oCltvs or counting Pumfrev and wife on Friday evening The memorial-and thank offering ser­ Delayed letter. the :iXh. vices were well attended. The exercis­ Mrs. Townsend, an old settler of D. Freeman has moved from Middle­ es were good as also the remarks by it ii not faabinnabie to arrive nt a ball until Barry county is dead. ville back to his farm, and Homer Gil­ Rev. Morth land, of Cedar Creek. Quarterly meeting at the Springs midnight or after, the breaking up time to bert 'a family have gone to Lake View. Roy, infant son of Eddie and Stella Bump, died on Thursday last. Funer­ last Sntn rosy and Sunday. A good at­ tendance. Myrtle Base and Hattie Parmelee are al held in the Disciple church Saturdays Very fine weather; it Ingins to look conducted by Rev. Rowland. We ex­ on the sick list. and a night'a hard play. To pull himself to­ Schoo! commenced this week with tend our sympathy to the bereaved par­ like spring. gether he !i »|>l to indulge In a morning but few scholars, on account of scarlet ents. Singing school has closed for the cocktail and a cliamjagne lunch, and the re­ Mrs. Levi Cotton has a sister from a I* that he i» rather a p-xr specimen of lever. present at the Klingensmith school suit distance visiting her at present writing. humanity by the time he rrachro fain fortlea, A man In this place went to Caledo­ Mrs. Verme Warner, of Carltod. is bouse on account of diphtheria injhe nia one day last week, and by the -way neighborhood. was left along the road, and bls team, spending a short time in this vicinity 1 D. B. Watson is the happy father of too late. The fashionable htmr for dinner j partiro to nbnut tbo am" here a* in Englund after taiug out all night in the rain, with her parents. * The mite society will meet with Mrs. an lltf lb. boy. —7 for ordinary dinner partita. S when they were found among the plum trees in J aims Springer and wife were in partake of the nature of a banquet. AU this (runt ot Charley Doyle's chilled B. F. Wolfe on April tilth. Let there Hastings last Saturday. to a» «i)ly a* it u bod for a man, or a *» <>man through. . be a full house. Miss -Coolidge, of Bowens Mills, is Melvin Sprague, who has been spend­ T. Ch ronin gar's family, of Whitneyworking at Geo. Ford's. ville, epent Sunday with E K. Parme- ing the winter in this vicinity, leaves Mrs. Silftby' is working (or R. B. for his home tn WashingU-n Territory on Thursday of this week.accompanied Green; Mrs. Green is very low. that athletic* hare taken auch a bold in thia Nettie Chestnut Is some better. country (it I* English to I* athletic), she re­ MAI-I.t. OKUVK. J. Broughton baa purchased another by Miss Flora Fuller, of Carlton. Mrs. David McMure died Tuesday mit of throe late hour* would l«- e' en more farm. evening March 27th, of consumption. marked: but a num geta pretty well built up Some fine maple sugar has t>een The funeral was held at the home of in the sununrr and fall, and cau Hand a win­ the deceased on Thursday at 11 a. m., ter campaign liettcr than if h* hadn'y spent Our school closed last Friday. made In this township. -_________ , in the Wilcox so much time out of doors.—“Brunawtek" in remains interred A little girl arrived at Geo. Camp­ The cars have at last rauhed Lake and the TV cemetery. She whs born tn Wood Co, । B«ton Gazette. bell's March 25th. Odessa. I ------------------------Our Sunday school was organized Geo. Barden has at last Men appoint­ Ohio, Oct. 3l)th, 1866; she with her parents, Jesse and Eliza Chonce, moved to An Atnn*in* Ta>ki»h Ntary. last Sunday. ed deputy township clerk. Many a a culprit culprit has luta been been brought brought to to Justice Justice Lizzie' Camptali b staying at her L. Parrot has been making some very Vermontville in the spring of 18(51, and I1 Many was married to David McMore Sept. 15, by faltering in hia aiutwer to B a cleverly brother George's for a few *eehsfine picket fence. ' qurotion. amuaing etory ~ i« ~told _______ ____ _____An _____________ Ezra ixonard. of Middleville, visited Geo. Barden will help J. Norton 1885. She leaves a husband, one child framed —*—*•— -v.. ... |«« illustrating this,-• of the Turkish Masir-ed-dls in this place last week. make picket fence during the week. and many friends to mourn her loss. t Kbojah. a kind of typical scamp, like HowtoThey have nearly enough money Mrs. Lou Houghton is still at her Mrs. Byron Tinnie and Jennie Reese, jjl*», Punch and Harlequin, in western couaraised for our new depot. Then let mother’s, Mrs. Bitzer's, sick. trio<~ — He «»> mealing turnip* from a garof Battle Greek, visited at Fred Quick's Cloverdale talk. Lewis Bitzer b working on a farm last week. aan-IU1<1 bad mieo a aack With Uwm, wbeu When last heard from Mrs. Zerbel near Marshall. Eastman Latting cut hb foot' While °P ru»h*l the owner.- "What are you dowas Improvjng/lowly. Geo. Garlick had two fingers cut splitting wood, and for the past week 1 lnAr excialmed. the angry proprietor. “A ' e§tril4nnb b minus two toes. While has besn walking with crutches. NORTH BAKBT. | violent gale of wind caught me up, whirled Having scarlet fever at Charlie “• through the air and depodttd mo here," playing with two other boys on Satur­ ! “hl the unal».-.hnd Khojah. “Weil, but bow Jay Bartlett has raised hb house and day, he placed hb toot under a descend­ Whitcomb’s Will, bare il a eonnuodrum. who got rem.,00 lot, boMloBwwwoJmr Mmlp.r put new logs under it, and will move ing ht in the bands of one of the other "Wby.- reM b^r-^dto,-th. wtod wwi«, this week. x , boys to stop the blow, but the ux came tbo wont ,ou or Joko J Mre. Kilo Lorkloo. o( BoUlo Creek, io "O/Dleni U»t it U—I m. oboe . to James Onderhill b better, so as to be down and made Earl a pensioner for vi.iur.tot bw totltorX Joke Shoup'.. 1 ^"1“* ‘J”4 around again. . u v Mrs. Wm. Andonfco hoo been quite "OoM told u»owi«r; “but toil no Rumoml that Hrarv Dubois will life••Uncle Goodness is now happy, hav­ sick the peat week. " dd l move to Delton this week. ing completed hb new bouse. John McIntyre and Frank Cook are Box social at E D. Clark a last Fri­ Hough A Snyder have completed a wrt-r r.r'" Don't ■*”>«“ *wrnr- wl'“"• day evening for the benefit of Rev. Urge agricultural hall, and will immed­ bobbling ikrouid ------ J ‘—ud».. '■*-------’* .al. the trouble .Witt,—them; yo» nrfa, .nd unnpaudl,. -----------------------------Giheon realize! S4.25. iately tUl it with a choice lot of agricul­ know wbe i Yortt vommorctal Adverttoar. nothing verv very comfortable. comfortable. Bundav school organized In the L«aru tural implements, carriages, wagons. probably nothin* .Mrs. Rol Shepard and children have school bouse Iasi Sunday. A. M. Boetbt Mr Held, our German butcher, has returned from Kansaa. He will not rewirlh superintendent. action—of ■ tbona । Admiring ----- —- VuJlor ;----- —The —------• L. Nobles moved to Delton last week rented the Michael Rowlader house, j turfi until fall. A. S. Quick and wife and D. P. Wolf 0Iea drawing the load of hay is simply tm■nd is keenirfir •►oaniers. John smith will move C. A- Houghs ahd wife attended the funeral of Mis T •G“** ™"“ Mra. IL J Ikietwick is visiting in barn during the week. your idea in painUng that explosion behind . Smith, in Nashville, Issl Sunday. 1 IL K. Grant and wife, vblted friends thThe death of Mrs. Luther Tolles, who Dismiss your west Maple Grove cor- i tbo bilk in Woodland Sunday. died of pneurnoDia. was quite Bidden. John Dav b's little girl is very sick respondent before there is some more ; She iMVre a husband and child about with scarlet fever. But little hopes are mixed items laid to n*. Will Potter had a relapse Sunday ev-1 ten months old. and a great many entertained of her recovery friends to mourn her low. Dr. Laudb is still in Chicago having ening. Hb recovery is doubtiai. It was caused by running a mile or more Mrs.Samuel Learn Is quite sick at hb eyes treated. jam** Underhiir# nt present. B. 8. Holly bought nearly a ton of with a heavy overcoat on, trying to head off that other chap. Mrs. May Pennock, from Delton, is maple sugar on Thursday. 1 M. Wraion ran tahlnd the demo­ John Clark and wife,- of Bedford, cratic ticket from 314 to VIS votra in spending a few days with her mother, Faul A Velte have been kept busy making syrup cans for the past two have been visiting friends here the past Grand Ki pida. Mrs. R«wh. .. week. joe Underhill has commenced digGen. Alger aayn that Gov. Luce should * Lawyer Allen is again in town. Leach McKelvey and Sarah Elliott ing the cellar for hb new house. lx- renominated, and he should accept it R D. Ranner baa sold one of his were married last Thursday evening at too. horses; Elder Grant being the purchae- the borne of her father, Levi Elliott, bv Delayed letter. Rev. uramfiU. Nothing very childish VermontviUe elected a woman school Election was exciting as usual, and er’Prof. Smith b again able to teach. about that. inspector at the late township election. the republicans elerted the head of the �WE ARE TO DfiAl secund planting Na sb a* to admit CULTIVATION. CRE atremeOY FOR PAIN. CXJREB Rheonatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, The corn marker illustrated in the aroompanying cuts is recommended by The Ohio Farmer and is described by that authority os follows: Laaibkgo, Backache, Headache, Tooth­ ache. Sore Throat, Swellings, Frost­ bites, Sprains, Bruises, Barns, Scalds. IT CONQUERS PAIN. started to sprou by putting them into seVfci a. place anti sprinkUng them dally aud ering the barrels with a dwup cloth until they show signs of germinating. Flat nnd Wil culture each has its advocates; farmers are. more competent to determine from their own experiment, which is beat for their own soils than from any ad- reason, no particular varieties will be reoommended for seed, except to say that fur the main select the oues that from your own experience and that of your neighbors you know to be well adapted to your soil and your market. This, however, is not to be understood as dtecoaragiug any one from testittg In a molernte way.the new varieties’^unfldeatly recommended by well known spe­ cialists, us it te only in this manner that the best can find their way Into general AWAHDS FOR REST PAIX-CCRB. GREAT Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so, now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment. Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks’ to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This is a chance to purchase Lanies’ and Childred s Cloaks cheap. l> We have marked then? ail over in FIO. 1—CORN MARK KU. Fig. 1 shown n marker which makes three rows at a time, and te plain to the eye. The headpiece te 3x3 inches nnd is hinged at A. to permit all the markora to touch the ground nt all times. Without tlite hinge, the inequalities of the ground would often keep one uf the markers off the ground. B is the guage roti, to the outer end of which te attached a marker of some sort to follow the last row previ­ ously mode In order to keep the rows straight nil over the field. If the markers do nut make thu marks plain enough, nail a piece of plank on the bottom, as shown at (L- It In better to have the gauge rod hinged on a -|>OHt over the central marker, and then it can te< turnedovyr at the ends, to tu>e in going taick. Fig. 2 lias the gauge rod extending out uu encli si<ls far enough to reach the Inst row marked. Tiro middle marker te hinged to the headpiece, Instead ot having the hitter hinged, which answers tlie same purpose. For milking four row# at a time, the binge in the first cut must be put in tile center of the lir.ul, lialf way between the middle two ihftrkcr*. In thio second out niustratrel, tlie1 hinged mark­ ers mtvit be nt the enite uf the iq^tdpivce. A marker mnkltig four rows is raNter unhan<ly t«i use, and in practice three marks will lie fotipd enough. - nimrvut Mint— <•! I'Jlnto Culture. Not ii great many years ago it wns the practice Lo plant whole putaloes In such quantities as to form quite a large per­ centage of the expected yield, which hru> bqtm str.reeclwl at the present time by thfc opihKite extreme ot planting single eji% leaving ample room between the two qiclhtMte for cnltivatura lo experiment as to the amount <>f seed and the im-tliods of cultivation from which the best nftults may lie obtained. Owing to the short crop of bi«t year, seetf will bo high, and it will l»e a good time to plant whula small potatoes, such as have been giv-ei/to the -pigs-in plentiful years, and with many person* they have all along i>ven preferred to cut seeds. Planting Irish and Scutch grown seeds iB unsafe, as those who have exjM'rimentcd with them generally repro­ sent them ns unsuited tu our climate. There is a general agreement on row* nlxsit three and a half feet apart, with hills twelve inches njart In the rows, and one or two eyes in n bill, while nt the same time occasional trials with whole son) have yielded larger crops; but so long as cat seed proves- satisfactory n ma­ jority will no doubt continue its use. Il 1* of no tt-w tu plant potatoes <m wet, heavy soil; white the ground should not be excessively rich, it should be clean, dry nnd mellow,' ami gentniasly fere ■tillxcd. Where l»arn yard nuuiqrv l« used, which ratitnlns nil the necqsNiry elements, it should be well rotted and di<cum|*osed. ns in Ita green stale it tillable to cause scabby potatoes; where thte is not plentiful some reliable commercial nrl Ude should tnke its plnce. Another quite good-plan is !<> ->pren’Y the barn yard ma­ nure and plough it under, and nt plant ing, drill tlie oumnurcial• kind moderately in the rows. This method to practiced In many sections and by it the ttite-rsget the advantage* u^ both kinds of fertilizers, first from thequickcr action of the highly concentrated one, and later on from that of the liarn yanf, a moderate application, of Is'th being thought better than the use of either one by 11x011'. ' A stuvetMful potato grower in Union tookliwfor new locutwps or inmwnvnu. Mini- county, Nqw JoQ-ey, so;------- t.------- - ------several ye.ira has been to plant only one eye to hill, ent from the butts of large potntiie#, nyt using the other efid with its more numerous eyes at nlk He puts In the rows 000 pounds of sotne well known brand of commercial manure to the acre, mixes it with the dirt in the rows by drawing n chain through before • are In need ot dropping thu mil, nnd using no other » ..._ v-.. bo done while kind. He hns always had good crops, r*W».TLn”S’ u>elr addrew even .including the present unfavorable *n<1 receive free, full information how either »ex, of all ag.-s year, and believes ho can profitably use n ran phm. S’, rr. k... ...... ..... ton to the acre of commercial fertilisers whenever the average price of potatoes in this section eon be obtained for hta crop. a single <uy at thb work. All raoeeed. Tlw |K>tato has tlje habit ot degenerat­ ing ton degree that han canned the -best nnd favorite varieties of former times to lierorce obsolete, so that even tlrolr names are scarcely remembered, and *>me of the guarantee of । more recent *nes, such ns the Peach Blow and Early Row, are giving place to newer seedling varieties, to lie themselves dis­ placed hereafter in the same. way. It wo were dependent on the tulrors alone for OOFFeE is kept fa all flrert-class the propagation of the potato thte would atoros from tho Atlantic to the Pacify bo an alarming fact, but fortunately wi, have In the seed the randy means of re­ juvenating the species, and the more than MO new varieties, many of them surpas«Ing the former excellencies of the parent stock, attest the succeaa'uf potato special­ Aiway r. buy’ this brand in hermetically ist* In thte direction. eealnd ONE POUND PACKAGES. Bed Figures 30 that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel- Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. * We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either m bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. It te a very Important paint, in forming a good garden, so to arrange the planting of the different vegetables as to Insure both a judicious selection ot sorts and a proper time af planting for each of the vnricUi-s selected, thereby securing for tho table a suocemion of the different kinds extending throughout the season, rather than a doaen varieties all coming In together, when it te Impossible to use more than throe or four; or, on tho other hand, the occurrence now and then of times when there is no vegetable whatever ripe for the table. . In arranging dates for planting vege­ tables for a suocMskm, it should lie noted that as the season advance# and liecotues warmer, peas and. In fact, all kinds of vegetables grow faster and overtake one another, tv« It would acctu. Thu dates of planting the different sorts do not lead to corresjiouding Interrate in gathering the crops. For example, though five days’ difference In date ot planting peas In April will make about as many days dif­ ference in the time of the harvesting tn Jufie, yet five days’ difference In planting in May will make hardly any visible dif­ ference in the ripening In July. One of the leading fcaturesuf the furth­ coming report of the New* York state dairy commissioner consists of opinions from leading dairymen on the licat methods of conducting the cheese businesw. the prevalence of fraud in produc­ tion and by what menus the consumption of it can be Ixrtl Increased. t The qm.-stihn of branding'cheese with Ute official state brand evidently reiiMitut nn open one among the state dairymen. A good many of them are pmodunccd in favor of the plan; others consider such a branding ndvniitagvou* to consumers only; others are indifferent, white n considernblejiumber condemn the state brand as useless or detrimental to the natural rela­ tions of prodtfrer nnd consumer. The replies to the question. How pre­ valent is the habit of branding cheese as . •■full cn-im" when it te not, cannot fail to gratify cheese consitmcra, iw in mure than 100 reports bn this pilnt there ts not * -ingle expression of positive knowledge of the eXisu-iife of thte habit, . ARBUCKLES ARIOSA COFFEE Northern pacific L» PHCE UHJIUD LUOS « Government LANDS. vested in May or June, and sometimes as late as July, it te."becoming somewhat common to raise n second crop by expos­ ing the small potaUiea to the air—but not to the run—for a couple of week# or longer, until they become dry and green >n color. These are then ptetiled whole, and are dug in the foil for seeds the next year. This seed Ims not the same tendency to aprofa through the winter from a warm hi, second quMt •RNATIONAL SERIES, APR tor many years; oouiu oov o*™ without help. Now I am free from till pdn and son-nraa. and am able to do oil toy own housework. 1 owe my thanks to Electric Bitten for having nmewre my youth, tutd removnl completely all disease and pain.” Try a bottle, only 50c at W. H. Goodyear’s dru* store. Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake City, Fla., was taken with a »e»enf iu thu oaxt *en> built ot sunhurued clay, which CoM, attended with a distressing Cough ana and running running mw into Consumption in lie only watchfulness, but pnnmrnl for Hfa comfirst stages. He tried many ho-chHh! tag. V. AY Faithful and wire, watefatagand popular cough remrdie# and steadily . rrady. V. 48. Btassad, used by Christ, algrew worse. Was reduced in fl«*h. had wn>, denotes some-thing exc^Ucmal and "irncultj in branlhllw md wm nnnble roro. V. «. A^ >«' • "" “W to drop. Finally tried Dr. Kln«’. New V. ». Evil, brorow, unreluirul-n^l*Discovery for Consumption ano found fuinom springs from unbelief, v. -w. immediate relief, and after using about Unbdfef lra«i* to cruelty, rioting and a half dozen bottles found himself well wickedra*. V. 5L Asunder, cut aS from and has had no return of the disease.; God's people and God’s presence, faoupiiig No' other remedy can show so grand a i and gwrehtagof teeth,excluded forever trom record of cures, as Dr. King’s New bojm, 'wrejanr berao-euf the Discovery for Connutn ption Guaranteed counw; his eternity to do just what is claimed for it.—Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. uucucu • njuiwo— --­ The Best Salve in the world for Cute, tion. In company with his disciples. Bruises, Sores. Ulcere. Salt Rheum, Fever Bores. Tetter. Chapped Hands Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per­ fect satisfaction, or money refunded. wake. Tbo master enjoins not a curious l»riceS6 cento per bpx. For sale by W. kxiking for hte coming, but a vigiten e and H. Goodyear & Co. diligence that overlooks re duty and indulge* The Morning Tribune, Lansing, is in no iudolenbe. quite a handsome newspaper and has a , We. too. must watch against temptatkms good advertising patron**!. A Mr. Nelson, of Lansing, goes two ; nnd three .weeks without sleep, if he is ; to tie believed. good medicine to purify, vitalLu-. j.j ru.kk the Hoed, and Hood's RanupartUa fa w-ntv T» <. ______ . it eradicates disease.. Give tl a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla 1* told by«Uldiu<xhti Prepared by C. I. Hood A Oo.,LoWt.!. JUu IOO Dosos One Dollar SOME DOCTORS honVjy admit that thev can •. r-irv Rheumatism and N-.-undgb. Others • say they can but—don't. pho-rus says, nothing but . That s the Bccret of iu ,m™.'" tifae of the devil WEHEFUNBTHKMONEYto any ooc who > haa taken three fourths ot a bottle ot KeinpS Sarsniwilte without relief. Il portfire the | blood and give.* new Irene at life. ; per bottle. W. H. (Jowijrar. FOR a CENTO get-Kemp's' tlver Filte for Tortdd IJver. for ConrtlpaUoh. for the Complex- j Ion. W. II. Goodrear. <lnt«teL ■ KEMP'S P11.K Kl'.PPOSITOltlEfi cure where all other ircataten* fall. Priee Me. pre box. , W. H. Goodyear. The Importance Ot purtfyteg the fag* and opjmrtanitit* to serve him. The uu .. ---------------------------------h|, cotIUiIit i« the roreuu why we abould watch. The event Iteelf fa a» certain ar dmth, fait tte' limo of thy event i» m<«t un certain. Tiu- .IratrurUou of Jerumlrtu wraa typoof Chnst'a wxxmd coming, wtach will ikv iu uw V. 43. Tim duty of watchfulness l» illra- THE tTHLOPHOROS CO. fl2 Vail St. XI LOW TOURIST RATES. I'eT//, hii; •KX bootbar at haad. It to tiro only safe medieino yet mado. that will remove all infantiledteordrnt. It contains uu Optun er Jforpkinr, but gives the child natural caic fruin pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by li.t IrJi • ■ ■ jKitum tn Him W. H. GoodtAar & Co„ Druggist*. '■ I. M. Weston ran behind the demo­ cratic ticket from 314 to t'Pi Votes in Grand Rapids. Hill’s I’eerlesa Cough Syrup is unsnr-' passed in concentrated healing powers.1 ilne*» and ability marks thin No cure, uo pay. W. II. Goodyear. I Gen. Alger says that Gov. Hurt* should ; uiel r him. Tiro mtafatora of Christ be renominated', and he should accept it, too. ■ , , . -»■ ability required < ajd started free. Cut this Cobb’s little Pills are the greatest reg­ ,m<! we will rend you I ulator (of thdbowete) in the world. W. Ni<e th.- reward which Christ gives. It.is value and iaiportatice I Where truck farming, as It is called, or In tiu»lnexk. which will H. Gootlyear." both iMitw ard and iuward. Dirgrr rul.-rvliip, gardening for market is to be carried on 'VermontvilB elected a woman school w|<k>r splivras, greater iippjrtunfUew are along with other farm work by n fanner who ‘taw son* grown up or nearly so, it inspector at the late township election. given. tog*tl:tr with greater capacity and will be* an excellent plan to put one of No cure, nq pay. On these terms try them in charge of thte department nnd a bottle of Hill’s Peerless Worm Spe­ faith, bo not watching u enunoeted with un­ require do other service from him, or else belief. Tlu» Jacked wrvaul Miy» or thinks shire a reliable man for the purisroe, or cific. W. H. (Goodyear. Bay City polled 4JXI votes Monday •‘in hi» heart" What be is afraid or ashatneai rent the garden plot on such terms ns may to speak openly. Ttia worst kkrptielKn la that rhey will dre everyUilnK. Thr> are'M>1 «v-nlie agreed on. in this business it will and East Saginaw 4J431'. where. Frier 10c. n p.tckhgv -M cukira. They griiemlly be found best to separate it ns ns equal for ttreiirtb. nrfriittn'*'. swwnr People living in a malarial climate primal caare >>f .ail evil thinking and acting. have much as iswslble from' the ordinary farm to packkgra or tor tssUiera of color, or ;fjd V All laa.l. .----- —-__ _ toe qualities. They du not crock ««r wnui. For work, etoe IxKh arc liable to suffer from should never be without n bottle of •ale at Wb H Go.^)ear A Co-,.-, drua .uul tJJS confilctiug demands for aUentlon from Hill’s Sarsaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. ■fore. Bamdunau & Btiel. Dtukimv Hac.nsi. each at a critical time. A Knights of Pythias lodge will soon nourishment to its inmate*, but U» maltreat* Midi. | * I* f taghfa fellow aerraiiU who were faithful to be organized at Alma. LADIES PEERLESS DYES Since it te liecomhig the practice to lay out vegetable and lierry gardens so m to be kept clean by horse cultivation, it te well to place the different crop! In such a position with each other as to make them convenient of acretw. as well as to affon! n pleasing appearance. As n single example uf such ai> arrangement Is here repro­ duced from Country Gentleman nn illus­ tration in which a line of raspberries was placed next to a narrow grass walk ex­ tending lengthwise through the garden and next to the raspberries several rows of strawberries, and s:lH beyond these n Hue of currents. Gww’X cause they were faithful (bousauds suffering from- Asthma, Con­ sumption, Cooulto. etc. Did you ever try Acker's English Remedy! It is tiro beat preparation known for all I-ung Troubles, •old on a positive guarantee at 10c., 50c. W. H. Gooifvkax 4 Com Druggists. For over eight years I have »ut!rrcd from ca­ tarrh. which nSretKl my eyre and Jirarlnir have «*mnhw»«l m-nv rv-iit-T’ I am now on my • •b.dti.- of Et Balm, and feel ctmlVlent of a camnt Man' 0. Tbonqwwn. Cerro Gordo. 111. Being a sufferer from chronic tatarrti. and «*"*»« ,rt”1' uw of Ely sCream Balm, I can highly reeemtuend It. •tomdre are far fa exeess to all other catarrh renir<lic*.-B. Franketu Ununtiste. Sfavurney, and immorality. Tyranny over others usually got* luuid fa hand with laxity toward unreel res and «id» fa self fadulgenc*. V. CO. Christ still “lord” of the sinful rervant nt text comet. • Thoughts that hr would not come, did not avail to inhdnr hit coming. Tlxi uucx|Mx.-todu«aB of his nomine is again made pronuqvtn. V. 41. The loving ami tender Saviov here u*re wards suggestive of tbo most terrible punishment nf tlw wicked. "Stadl be cut I Agrlcutund Nevi The vegetable crop in matt of the aouthern Htutea will be large. According to The Cincinnati Price Cur­ rent, the clover need crop of 1887 was n fairly large one of good quality. The wlicre, according to the authority quoted, the supply was about an usual. The Mtweochusetta cattle vomtnbalonern, after doe Investigation, report that hog cholera in that state is spread by feeding swill containing germs of tbo dis­ ease brought from the west in fresh pork, and that In no case does it spread from pen U) pen unless infected animate come In contact with healthy oom. .IT-. ‘fa YOUR BUGGY FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST ment of the wickoL ttTBAWHERUlES—WALK —BASFRKliR!f>. The grass walk wns four feet wide, and wax kept cut short by passing a hand lawn mower once a week, with only a few minutes’ work. At theedgo of this walk wns a line of Caroline raspberries, this variety being ot lower niid more rounded growth t£iu» other sorts, nnd wljeta in fruit its rich yellow berries give It a quite ornamental appearance. The straw ixtrries •next to the raspberries, being well’, en­ riched wi’h manure, and kept well culti­ vated nnd clean by home power, the rasp­ berries have on one side all the advantages of high culture, while all the crop may be gathered from the smooth grass walkr In laying out a kitchen aud fruit garden, an occasional grass walk extend­ ing lengthwise, give# much easier access to the different parts. The edges of these ‘ walks are kept sufficiently trimmol by the cutting blade of the one horse cultivator or with the light one hurae plow, and la­ borious hand labor te almost entirely avoided. j i L. 1 CO Ar» Ht> drew hte metaphors Muskegon to tldkjed by ita 545,000 from the m-wt torribte nuxlm of jiunwhmeni. harbor appropriation. Tiro wicked wirvant fa a ‘•hypocrite" lireauM, English spavin liniment removes all bo tmder the guise of fidelity expected at. last hard, soft, or calloused Jumps nnd bletn- to prerent himrelT to hfa lord, and beraure isbes from horns, blood Apavin, curbs under the semblance of official real be tor­ splints, swH-ney, rinfrbone, slides, mented hi» fellow rervanta. His place wa* sprains, awdllngs, etc.'Save 850 bv appointed wnh -hypocritre,’’ laike has it use of on*j bottle. Warranted. Sold “with unUltevcrs," for unbelief la at tho by Goodyear & Co., druggiste, Hostings. bottom of nil hypocrisy. Hr mutt go with hypocrites becauMj he fa ot»e. Each pcraon Hillsdale BaptlsLs will build an de at last mutt go to his own place of rewords gant church. mul tu huown cotnjMuiy. CHEAP EXCURSIONS^ MahW&A ion ri-W to rturt IF. Kf 1 • 1 ■a KM.W. UXMitK >wamat\ |»»»wr 4 II run »aa » out*. HOUSE PAIN COIT’S FLOOR PAINT Tbo last clauao of thJ verso denote* the’bit- Itch. Mange, ant Scratches of every kind on human or animate cured in ») tervrt agony of the mind and m>uJ. ‘jJA’retiminutes by Woolfowl’s Sanitary Lotton. fag," bccaure ot opportunities fw-reF tostThis never fails. Hold by W. 11. Good­ •'gnashing of teeth," beraoe, b* remembers thu folly of hb oouroe. Eternity fa apent in year, druggist, Hastings, Mich. unavailing regrets and in thu sullen rami of _ Abqyrjpods kept hi stock Laying street-car tracks at bault Hte. s elf-cunikinmaticm. Fred I.. Jirata. HiMIng*. Marie. Z&SWDNT dry stick* C\\ A and reliable Medicines are the best to depend upon. Ackers Blood El­ ixir has been prescribed for years tor all ImpnritlesoftheBlood. IncvtryfonnofScrofulons, Sypldlitlcor Mercurial diseases. It fa Invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal. W. H.,Gooi>rEAR ACo., Druggiate. Only daughter ot Er.n found berreif tho onto <M1 a iitomnboat wiM«, dock Joins n •lip from which rowbaott are hired. ‘Jiwt l*t quite nrtqnbhing th* number of wall meaning |«ople who come up to Wr-.-hfaL-Vm in aean-h of n ti. * .____ . prove anything, and in a sort of a half dated HinnitiIm _i ... ___ ... . . .. . -------- ---------- — Tulixset that, hb ryes gut » bfa nnri I, • v«I|.m.i - -■— _ r,_ _ OM Mm Broil,-Um, about Mm. Brown latalv, Obodfahf r I thought ye knew thatl Old Mr. Bauily—T« J * »w«ral «toy»a~o. J “MAY GOD BLESS YOU’” it - Plain Vfur<l> - — w iH-reoiiai application nt the bureau and tlw, moirov will be hand.-d out tp them at otira Tlien, u n general iuipnwion that nearly even body la getting a pension; that ths pot ia tegfau•nd now u the time to dtp fa. a faw dan ago a forlorn looking lnnn walked into tho pension burenu Ho had walked 3W fmm 1..^.!..... ,,r r IL' Wheeling, W. Va. He bad .but wa. pennikvw and hungry and aim- n foolbh thing He could not )<%ptllv pruvo thatheWManrJtLwi^. Wan av thira small warn will do." and irarAuitoi • Waahingtou » n lad place f<r • poor rnw without frtondK The propre wsv• f,c all ■raking te-iwau. is to put tlxdr claim Into Uro hands of teu agent They run no nak in domg this, since tlw tew protects them as n^r'l*J"eu U b “ rooll*h tar U*' Vl-^;,G, VLglnia. Curative 8ynjn. of your ipst, Mr. K. M Ki and More I hud taken the first buftfa l better, and in a shert time «v able «<» i" t-work. •'May God.bleu you for the s<—t > have drme.,z Daun. to Landall St. ' b» ago 1 brgan to thron ' i Ing. I thouxht I Wa- re I I Mg to haw ' Iiwh and sides. 1 re* tired out. 1 iinrr !<►.! K» bs. I tirxan u»luK Mud"' iiad' fliiuih^7”thr sltth^nG^rreuhi'r;'' ’ll” a.! Mquore mealy a day, and go U> sleep the iriv; '• I struck the bed. lam a paper banger by t' * day More I took «>* “5 elifrtreii I r---- . fc™a1’ ,rom 1 eusions are only granted after Uh.>!«»<odoU>Mb H la Ita. Vert Qn^da r Mod tn the proprietor­ street, Now York. �ABOUT HOUSEWORK. IP HUI rm* ttfhhl hHlslih $ >u QW THE PROBLEM OF THE DAY American women uro not a provcrbl- ' ally strong race. They uro intelligent beyond must nntlonnlltles — that is, in greater numbers. Thn strong-brained, executive woman who Is known to public life, justly nnd well known for •xcolknro in any 'department of sci­ ence, art or literature, is exceptional everywhere,. nnd with her. be tbo English, Scotch, French. American or any other race, wn do not have to do when wo speak of the special Intel­ ligence of the American woman. But of tho largo number of women who help to make up the American people probably tho great majority read and thiflk and act with more t>t less intelligence. Yet the problem how to become n strong race is still unsolved, and until it is made the subject of more exten­ sive thought and research nnd Im­ portance among thinking women it must stay so. Undoubtedly climtitie influence hue much to do with our extreme nervous, highly-strung temperaments. Our va­ riableness of weather, from intensely hot to very cold, from wet to dry, from ealm languor of atmosphere to high and gusty winds* must produce some effect upon the physical constitution ot those who are subjected to these changes. And a vaM'aiiiount of good sense and knowledge la rcqnlrod to so adapt the clothing and modes of Hfe to these variations os to be never caught unawaio and unprepared. But habits of life have a great deal to do with race healtlifulness. Work of various kinds In which women en­ gage have tendencies to make them strong or otherwise. Text often it is otherwise and not strong. As a worker woman needs short in­ tervals of work and then a time for rest. I am not comparing her working power with that- of man. They ought not to be compared as they frequently are to the prejudice nf woman. When a certain salary ia affixed to a piece of ■work and paid to whoever does it, lrn> sprotivo of sex, women' will have less cause to complain of injustice than they sometimes have at present. But to compel, or to think, a woman can work just as a man works Is to ex­ pect David to wear Saul’s armor. In her own way she docs well enough. U all women did all they weru fully capa­ ble of. notwithstanding tho disability of being woman, and not men, in tho battling force of this world, there would bo a revolution. of affairs irt once. But some women will utterly disre­ gard every known hygienic law. then wonder why women can't be strong. They col bndly. they sleep too little or too much, they keep irregular hours, - they work too long at wn» thing, they take ton llttta cjt**T':iae nr to** much at­ one time, the?' breath® brut air. they dress too thinly, wear tight cor-clu. badly fitting shoos. heavy dresses. nnd Right hero we rise to remark that KN2V YE,* • • • ALBERT LAWRENCE JOHN SHEAN OF HICKORY CORNERS, / HICKORY CORNERS, Keeps a largo and well selected stock of Has a full Assortment of General Merchandise! < GROCERIES, OF- Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Druggists Sundries, Crockery, Seeds, ALL NEW GOODS? No shelf worn goods, for his stock is fresh and now. When you want School Books and School Supplies. Flour by the Sack or Barrel. Dry his, Dress M, Groceries, Hals, Cays, Bools and Shoes He can show you what you want, and at prices in keeping with the times. He has now on the road and will receive this week a LARGE INVOICE OF DRY GOODS! PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded by a registered pharmacist. FreslLfrom the markets, comprising only new and desirable patterns. ■ A POINTER Some women. can do asvay with all. Other# You will always find at Lawrence's the largest and best assortment of hats and caps, of the latest and best styles for spring and summer wear. •®*TAKE NOTKLE.—I want to exchange any of tho above.gooda for butter, and fanners produce generally, for which I will always pay the Irigheqt market price. eggs CALL IN. ALBERT LAWRENCE, Hickory Corners, CflgHgO TIGKORY CORNERS To p,e rRONTl borUtl.fn matter commiseration when a work. Site finds in It dthful actirity for both body and Ind. And If her family ia not nnret„ nably large, or she suffering from ; weakness rhich the actual work too much for her strength, she ought to find In it happiness and strength. , Probably the very largest number of families dtr their own worfr ifl America, and there Is some intelligence among' almost the poorest and meanest. And with our form of Government it will fl. fl. Aldrich, HICKORY CORNERS, MICH., . Wishes to say that he is on deck with a complete stock of Housework is the one omMoyment among women seemingly molt is dis­ repute, yet it is the one thing which most w«n»n can do. and do well if they will. The variety of occupation, tho activity of muscle required, tho regular, hours usually kept nnd tho’ ’ mental ncutnen needed tu tnakn people comfortable. nil tend to make the life of the honseworker a siroiig and Into thinking that either in quality of goods or in the low price he puts on them that ORLO KENNEDY Will be out-done. His store is packed jam full of The run of sloppy shop-work, where lU-fllting, poorly-sewed clothing is will be over when women refuse to buy, wear or make such clothing, nnd turn to the domqptie life in their own, or some one else s kitchen, in prefer­ ence to doing such work al thu mere pittance given for it. Don’t'be Deceived hi FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL MACHIHERT. The greatest Harvesting Machine of the age—the celebrated DEERING ALL-STEEL BINDER! It leads tbenrnll in amount of sales ih Michigan. . DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING, .::::* GROCERIES, AVALL PAPERS, He has always had a big trade, and proposes to increase it. To acompliah this he has purchased for the spring trade a . 1 �can work just as tv man works is to ex* pect David to wear Saul's armor. In her own way she docs well enough. If all women did all they went fully capa­ ble of, notwithstanding the disability of being, woman, and not men, in tho battling force of this world, there would be a revolution of affairs hI once. But some women will utterly disre­ gard every known hygienic law. then wonder why women can't be strong. They cal badly, they sleep too little or too much, they keep irregular hours, they work too long at owe thing, they drew too thluly, wear tight corsete, badly fitting ahous, heavy drvatea, and titan wonder that they are not strong. Some women can do away with all, or moit ot these evils at once by tak­ ing proper ImmhI U> their waya Olbera can not so readily mend their lives. But no employment women cngitgo in has In II more ot the elements of healthful living than housework. Fresh from the markets, comprising only new and desirable patterns. • A POINTER You will always find at Lawrence’s flu*, largest and best assortment of hats and caps, of the latest and best styles for spring nnd summer wear. . WTAKE NOTICE.—I want to exohuugv any of tho above goods for butter, eggs and fanners produce generally, for which I will ulways pay the highest market price. Oniinarily speaking, it is not a matter of particular commiset^Uion -when a woman is too poor to keep s Mrvant and must do a largo share of her own work. She finds in it healthful activ­ ity for both body nnd mind. And If her family is not unreasonably large, or she suffering from weakness which makes the actual work too much for her strength, she ought to find In it happiness and strength. * Probably the very largest number of families do their own work In America, and there ia some Intelligence among almost the poorest and meanest. And with our form of Government it will be an evil day when this ceases to bo the case. The run of floppy shop-work, where Ill-fitting, poorly-sowed’ clothing ia gotten up at leas than cost of making, will be over when women refuse to bny, wear or make auch clothing, and turn to the domestic life in their own, or some one elsc's kitchen. In prefer­ ence to doing such work at tho mere pittance given for it Housework Is the one employment among women seemingly most is dis­ repute, yet it la the one thing which moat women can do, and do well if they wilt Tho variety of occupation, tbo activity of muscle required, tho regular hours usually kept and tho mental acumen needed to make people comfortable, all tend to make the life of Ute housoworker a strong and healthful one. Yet women don’t like to do it— think lifo a burden if they nro com­ pelled to drudge in the kitchen, and homes and boarding-houses suffer in consequence. Would that American women as a whole might bo blessed with a strong common sense on this subject, and so dignify housework as to hsvo some pride in being an adept in its useful arts, and learn to profit by its health­ giving exercise.—Christian at Work. —This remarkably pleasing horse story comes from Inyo, Cal.: A kind of hay was put in a ynrdjiear a stable. A horse was loose in the yard, two oth­ ers being tied in the stable, tho door of which was open. After eating a few bites ot tho hay tho loose horse appeared to remember that Ids com­ panions were debarred from tho feast. He took large mouthfuls, carried it into tho stable, and placed li before tho other horses. » —A railroad Into tbk heart of tho Ad­ irondack* Is projected.' A Much Married Woman. Mrs. Fowler, of this cite, wm married but January to ber sixth husband, sod strange as II may seem. Art of them died exactly two years from their marriage day. Her preoent husband hn« been sick for tho last four months with chronic Jaundice, and was given up by four of our beat physicians; as a last resort he began using Sulphur Bitten, and yesterday told our reporter that they lunt saved hb life, smilingly saying that he gueased Mrs. Fowler would be unable to take a seventh better half fur some lime to come.-Exchange. CALL IN. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ALBERT LAWRESCE, llickofy Corners. HICKORY CORNERS T° TO® FRONT! A. A. Aldrich, HICKORY CORNERS, MICH., Wishes to say that he is on deck with a complete stock of HARD WAR E, hi 1!» AGRICULTURAL MACHIHERT. The greatest Harvesting Machine of the age—the celebrated DEERING ALL-STEEL BINDER! It leads them all in amount of sales in Michigan. Don’t be Deceived Into thinking that either in quality of goods or in the low price he puts on them that ORLO KENNEDY Will be out-done. His store is packed jam full of . DRY GOODS, .: DRESS GOODS, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, WALL PAPERS, He has always had a big trade, and proposes to increase it. purchased for the spring trade a . To acomplish this he has - IxAjrgee stock Busies JACKSON,........................... FLINT, STUDEBAKER, BUCHANAN, Of eveiy kind at very low prices. Come ' and see them. ----- U/a§OQ5 Of Seasonable goods, which he sells at a narrow margin of profit, or exchanges for batter, eggs and farmer's produce generally at the highest market prices. In these lines of goods, natrons will find an excellent assortment, and the prices he has marked them will command for them ready sale. All he asks is an inspection of the goods, and as his stock is larger and better than ever, and he has started in to make THE BICGEST YEAR'S BUSINESS! He will make it an object for customers to patronize him. Reel Harrows & Cultivators. Albion tavs-ta & Fallow. Oliver Chilled Combination - nrTi c South Bend iLJLXJO Big Injun Sulky STRAIT & MANVEL WIND MELLS. UHIVH WEILLS. Pumps and Pipe at Wholesale to", Well Men. Come and see tho stock and get the Prices. It will pay you. SHOES From $1.00 to $4.00. Our specialty is the ROBINSEN & BURTENSHAW shoe, which for fit and wear cannot be surpassed. Having sold these shoes ever since I have been in bus­ iness at Hickory Corners and never had a pair returned, I can speak of them with confidence. OURg,™™: We have the only stock of WALL PAPERS at Hickory Corners. Try our Teas at 25, 40 and 50 Cents. Laurel Soap, 6 bars for 25 cents. A nice Java Coffee for 25 cents. ■ WEI JDO NOT BUY In large qnrntities, but are receiving constantly invoices of new goods, so that we keep only seasonable goods. Call in and see for yourself. Respectfully, ORLO TCHaSTTSranDT. �THE OLD LIFEBOAT ITALIAN RAILWAYS. THEIR. DISCOMFORTS AS COMPARED WI1H THE AMERICAN ROADS. MR. BCnCH ON DUTY. nve«-)a>|eii horse vainly struggll lowvrinf IinmIof heavy boxca. Th fallen dawn aud the brutal driver la endeavorliii to brot him into a pertMidicular position. 11,. Ill go all right," he exclaim*. •‘He'S go without that" is the unfeeling cunlractlt>K ad •'HUn» l«ulitiK him, aud do a» 1 ull you, dr traveling public on thte «<ic of tho Atlantic thia "Officer, arrr»l Bergh. thou at the other. termed. and tho man! He ia acquainted "Ith the are shoved into each ixaui<artm< ut. |10U,(xn a 1 year being cxpeud^l In- that way by the annually in mammoth HI lithographic ••Officer," inUTpoaed Mr. Bergh, calmly, loot delight, "I order you tu art-cat. that man." . “I'll do nothing of the aort.” returns the officer, ‘'biit I’ll arrest you. Come with mo OOKDCCTUB AMD BXGlMKKli. railway rouiianica, weekly nowajiapen, big -Wait until I take thi* m*n'« namo and U nover offered, beenua* I Before they had ry cannot a whirling Uw matur with hl» right ear!" repeated * langhod when aakcxiaatu Up practical me of a telcpbono auditdo to a i-ersou Bitting Buvaral faut away from the instrument. hackn fastened to' gundotan, with only Ulis exception: that them arc six tenU tn each holy cares for it Didn't you wo him do it T’ led lnt«> a blunder. Wo were all amuaerf and You interfered with me in were Bitting. ivraan atatiou ami stAllou, however, which of m> how*) 1 have a little tin sign - contain­ ing-my name, bcuealb thing hi hU office that will talk right out ••Your ill tom« of the dciqKxU anuuenwuL “Yea," displaying hl* gukl laodgc ofll.vr of tbo Hrsrict Cruelty to Animal*. ouoe, far tho guvernuivnl rum tiro railroads. pauMo of employe* aru comparatively email. At tbo station* carrtatgo ddora are jerked open aud tickets inspected that will not bo Collected before tbo travel, i-alight* at Ida aclouuy. study. He i« oblivious of everything. Even •'it makes no dlffcronro who I am. Al this point in tbo journey the officer's in mrclianie.il ly reminded that he is interested train । bleb time tbo has to wnd tbo enginouu lie way imme.ll- civil marriage Is n, quiet affair, tho bride tloa cleared off before lie can order another Imr own and her husband's fnuilllea being the run Id ruin hl* -did not w tho -bl cbanicnlly dune. Th* num to whom I called your attention jmt his band to hl* right ear that a repetition of such lukewarmnrei would lift him aud walked igruwed In anything aa to oureelvea.''—Indianapolis nnd tho position Argonaut. on a lumbering cushion, with a tidy nt your Journal. lie turned into High strnot from JinoubHUi l*deatrian suddenly .-..ufrouted him and and littlo icicles form on her cbeeka cloik on exhibition attb«S«n Francisco mining bureaa which la wry eurions in const faction, and, though ovrrIXX) years old, keeiw excellent Unia. It is inclosed him to Bumelxxiy A CARD UkudhLUvutxi'hhi. nght tho fallow into the gutter. Inactivity, goth, rvd up-------w for his mwe to blood on, undynuUsrod to him* Tlk> older wo Kamutill, whll* the dial continually goes round and avtrj ml ' amall weight move* up a peg. Th# cavcred with Japaneae character*. clock I* wound up dally by pulling two amall wood from the Bahama Island*. oonvcraation and Btaajlhy, smiling glamva keeping. laws Hi North America, and Uw liotuy jx-oduct is IW.UUU.'JOU (louiMb, valued at »15,00t>,Wa BROWN, & PRA IRMA 7IJ..Ii. C.l/RNS. MICH. UltAI.EHS IX station, big and and blacken their t General Merchandise some Spring Goods, but desire to inform our friends and customers that we have received a full line of White Goods, consisting of Piquets, Cords, Stripes, Plain and Plaid Nansooks, etc., and a fine display of Embroidery and Flounciugs. Have also received our( Spring Hosiery, and a complete line of Men's, Ladies', and Children’s Shoes, from a Plow Shoe to a fine Hand Turned Shoe. Wo are also showing the Spring Styles in Men’s Hats and Caps. We are pretty well stocked in all departments and will have a null stock in a few days. Look out for our advertisement next week. Yours truly, V. 7. GOSS V2 1 �BROWN & CAIRNS ■ bcaated lightning axpreu train* Mop at every •tatloa, big and little. The dutIra of thu con- wise In near not any higher thana drew cage, and in tho morning congratulate yourgglt tbak tho car springs diduot (nuich into your rtto—Kon» Cor. Baltimore Hun. PRAIRIEVILLE, MICH. - -------- DEALERS IN General Merchandise Hand Turned Shoe. Wo are also showing the Spring Styles in Men’s Hats and Caps. We are pretty well stocked in all departments and will have a sull stock in a few days. Look out for our advertisement next week. Yours trnly, • M.J. GOSS. We call attention to our especially fine line of BOOTS AND SHOES. ' will At her. (lot ona that will make her loot feel conifortebte and that will look nko, and We have just received a big invoice o£ these goods, and can show the best assortment ever offered in south-western Barry county. Bear in mind that we are agents for the lit able objtctiou U> telling bencxect number, will not buy. Another pile with women U We have the Only Stock of Drugs hi PrairievilleI Keep the best quality, and are prepared to compound prescriptions and family recipes. We also have a full line of A well known I’nriwnn portrait painter lived mice, before his fame came, in a com­ mon lodging homo at an iiltitiide of seven atorira Fearing ho could i>ot induce tho public to came so high, ho put up a placard third fluor." On reaching the third floor a pUcanl, ‘Ten franc portrait*; tho Audio Lu becu removed to tho fifth floor,” would HARDWARE In readiness for the Spring trade. GROCERIES We always keep a well selected stock. Our store is headquarters for building of tbo prvuiHcj, been temporarily - nauovwl to tbo seventh floor." Tbocustomer did nut luiod sufleriiig more after be Lail nadwd that period uf ascent, and the artist got his patron. —New York Sun. Tbo first kirn Letweeu the i cl n matrimonial bureau rui afraid of each other, until ruahea at him, and be town Kow York Graphic. ..—' *------— I,,,asttea AV hat i» jnrnsiten, par "Parasites, u>y boy I Wby. paradtce are the p«plo who Ihro in Paris. TlnnU you -ouflM to know that, and you In tho Third Reader."-Womans Magazine. Of Try our Teas and Coffees. } . Tobaccos and Cigars. JUST RECEIVED.—A big invoice of Hats and Caps suitable for Spring and Summer wear, comprising the latest and most ap­ proved styles. Young men are requested to call and examine our stock. We do not fear comparison. WANTED /—Butter, Eggs and produce generally in exchange for goods. Highest market prices paid, RESPECTFULLY, • 3 a •ai Sr? BROWN & CAIRNS, Prairieville. 13 �THE RECORD OF CONGRESS MICHIGAN TO THE FRONTI WM*taTMlL^'2:<VS «•'«*»>-" A CONDENSED REPORT OF THE PAST a Matter of Vital Im^rtaac. SIX DAYS. i) r.ikr out on my left UHiuccd much »wcll, ,-ti mouths afflicted ». but nothing g»va la'.ly ]*r»uiided I uiitiird «docided , i • the find bottle^ ii. nir band, a Win •• taking . ..nd I irequ. Iticnd*." w. (L DOUGLAS 'S3 SHO EE.: GENTLEMEN. Wamhlnotox CiTT. April 3—On Monday ttej -mate p**Md Mnv olU, Berry dwuring to go on tha record In tbo aegatlvo. One or two other bills worn then xcted upon, and the b-,w Mp for lh cho-su of bond* with the treasury ttuidus wa* taken up, and Stewart moved to recom­ mit. with inrtrui-tiun* to report immediaLdv a bill allowing owners of gold or ailvJri bullion to deposit the same and receive corUtk-ates ttewofar. Stewart withdraw Id* amendment Inter. Reagan wanted the »1(1) ttU.OX) held in the treasury for tbo redemp­ tion of grwnJiack* used to buv bond*. The liill wont over without action, and RidiUaberger gave notice Umt Tuesday te» would call up his r.xilutirei to cotudder the lluherio* treaty in open :«.wii«. Tho senate held an exacuUve searion, And at 4:15 p m. ad­ journed Mill* rqmnri tlw* tariff bill to the bouse nnd tlw majority and minority reports ralat tog to tho same Ware also submitted A reeolutiftn was offeml to inquire wbrtber the railway* were allying tlie inter state omnwree law and if not what further legislation WU.S noeded A motion to suspend th- rubs and |«*s the joint reeolution for a cousututional amcniknent changing the date of the inretiug of rougrrea wa* defeated, a rreolution for fixing certain days for certain meo*tins. wn» julopted and tbe houae ailjournwl Wabhinotox City, April 4.—A resolution wKpnwnteiio the *etmte Tuesday a*king tluit I’nllod fitate* trooi* be sent to Chicago to jwobvt prcijierty and life from the attack* uf S»* uiliM* of that city and Iowa RiddleIWRcr’s resolution to debate tlie fisherie-, treaty in public wa* *rut to tbe foreign rela­ tion* comntittM during a w*Tot mwtiiMi he’.d m Edmund*’ motion, to con- tbo Virginia; senator** idro Edmund* said lie had -•nioi remarks tu make which bo lul nut nuv, to have tbe British minister Imr just now. \then th« dice* rcojwntfll the mo­ th®, to t4<oiumi£ tin* t>.nxd purchase bill wa* ilefoated, and Hpixmcr of­ fered a substitute declaring that the law already |cave the power, which tbw bill provided for Tins substitute was dr-clnnd enrried. but there was much {vwitu*ion..and action involved. Beck rvuewed an amend­ ment for the additional coinage of silver dol­ lars. but afi.fr a abort debate the senate ad­ journed without action. Tlie' b'JUM onlereil the printing of 5,000 copies of Un tariff bill and re|»ortr. Uioivori In committee «>f the whole the bill tu refund the direct tax wa* debate*! until ft p. iu.. ) WahHlNfftox City. April ft.—The bill to roitnlnirw dcjMsotor* of tlie Freedmen's Kavinpi bank was up in the M«mte Wodtmaday, lx* 1 purvitnM- bill, requiring the tneumry to com ulver Ui'llnre to take the place of na­ tional liank n<*te* retired was hdojted—3b to 13. R-wtaji’* amearfmeut to buy bond* with of grts-nteu ks was delwiUsl, but fimtily with­ drawn. Shrrni.ui uuulo a -pwh ileelaring Unit tile allegvd financial dittrew wae caused by the failure uf the president to exerctee bi* power to buy bonds already iu cxiMance. McPhvrsoti offered an amendment limiting tie- total odmigv of silver dollar* to $4,I*W.■xn jvr mdr.th. Ncwtrt moved tu table the motion, and pending action the w-nate adjounuvl I As ■Hernias the borne amotnbled the direct tax bill. winch was the special order fur tbo .lay. wa- .-rilled up, and it* opponent* began filibustering, and kept it up all <lny. The house wna treated' to every rencrivablu plan of preventing legidation. **n4 a-emt*l d«itormined to tight it <xit rii tluit line 25’&50‘ tiifes all forms of i-oup itnpefilnx effect Cures Coughs and Colds. I™uh. rtn-rrhaata. ie h»»* h'-'d more limin'* Cdoup ItemU> thu |* claimed Ul<i or* <m>** bottle u2K.wbo h*’e ■>*•» D0W y^band the p-n-on.s giving them arci naturally roUcitous that oth?J££OU‘i!edrMM were thr>- u,»y know lb m ? W- Thrre Ls Do "**«» why you should longer be ill from kid­ ney, liver or stomach troubles. You can be cured as 'WeU m others Do not longer delay treatment, but tn-dsv ob­ tain that which will restore you to per­ manent healt h and st rength. The Dusty Ride. mortW a0’h< »*T -Prevlnu« to > >L wi^rS w1'"”’1 ,0"!dr<1 *“« <‘*Xh»rturo. «n‘be wbolroUe oil th* I,in* 5 £***‘*r‘'«’ *M» III a drop valley an 1 **“ uk,,n *“»• ’"'er ana ague. I ahm wa* Iroublwl with tuili. In mv back and kun. I took ”Wan"r“ Kfe FLOATING SOAP and wa* greaUy relieved ui both ahnivnu. THE CHIEF For tho Bath. Toilet and Laundry. Inow White and Atoaolutaly Pure If your deater does not kaep White flood Reap, sod’10 cent* for sample cats to th* auikara. Mich., hoc I*, 18*7—1 have on *e «> »‘adile «ff ‘'Waraer’a Sj 10e''n««e JAS. S. KIRK & CO. CHICAGO. Am. Ex. Co.. M.C. depot . *"’**’«» TO LA TTO!» OALI.KRT. and Mr. Uytons check for 1100,000 a* a per­ manent endowment fund. Dr. . Krone accvptcd the gift in a short *pwch, audtbeform*l opening was complete. The crowd then filed through the various rooin.-, viewing tbo art tronsurm. The wail* of the picture gab tery an. fairly well covered with paintings, moat of which are aliovo tho nveragu. There aru .many Him examphw of the different aehooih. Under th- rules adopted bv the art com­ mittee <ff the gallery it will ti cliaad on Ronday*. Monday* and July < Twwlay* and Friday* a fee of S ernu will he ebaigrd for adniiau>nt. Other days of the week the gnl '‘TV will l*> free. 1‘cnmxJou to copy Umi picture* on the wall will bo granted art rtu<irnU at tlie dheretion of th* curator, pro­ viding the cofiy is a reduced six.- 1'1 * U ' nJ'Xcou w rtt y nnd It “S death rreulted from Lnumbi bad boon ’’U Uftf'IF wU“* by ft“ l VRWpy il'V urgent tummcns TT~ /ft I shortly lieforu, and ro H ja -4unwd a few momenta after the patient’s .J Ho rare Mr. Shan’’ uh““ ” l^Lr taJSlt*. ’“h "" . .......... «n<l dlabeUw. E,.<j.»vomor Palmer Married. fin.rVr>rt*LD III* .April 4.-The tnnrriagn of Mr*. Hannah L. Kimball tn Grit. John M, In Harting* by—I idjtear, Dru| Qatar hH r «-Mn. Following Che rerem-.-ny General nn i .ur* WFEVER' Porioffioo ApproprilWlon Bill. ... '^roprhrtiouo.' “Just look at my dress. It almost spoiled. We had one those small sieve dusters. are no good.’’ lusters Leading Magazine CHRISTIAN MISSIONS ‘Missionary Review , of the World. 54 Horse Covers Nets. Don’t spoil your girl’s dress by SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2 per Year. buying a poor, loosely-woven car­ riage duster. 5.£ Lap Dusters for carriage use have the stock and work put in them to make a firstclass article. The new patterns ol embroider}’, flowers, birds,scenery, peals, correspondence, the lai parts of the world, slid rellKtr etc., are well 'worth seeing. One i slatl-tlc- qf dreprrt and alm i to the t.d*»iounr>- circle, hundred different designs at prices iristliui lirorker Iu every field. । Mi man tu every walk of lite to suit all. For sale by all dealers. New Yoke. April 0 —About LWniemIsers of the brotherhood* uf Locomotive and Eugtoeors and Firemen met Munday at Tam­ many ball, and listened to spres-he* by Grand Master Hanahnn. of the ilreni- n. and Jow-ph Porter, of tim Cl, B. & Q. system, a* to what tlwy saw on tte-ir recent trip over tho “Q" from Ubicago to Denver. Mr. Porter said 157 eugimw had besta dis­ abled by inconqietent “scab ’ engineer* Tbo road was not doing ei'cn 3rt per rent of it* usual bu-innw. Tbe paper* in Chicago, from interested motive*, kept still about three thing>i and the paper* along th« rood were afraid to speak lUwolutious were adojiteil, pledging isintinhed support to the striker*, ami endorsing all thrir arts except acta of viulenre; declaring that though j>orhs|w de­ feated, they hail vindicated their pnuei|>le, and averting that the order fe streMigar to day than ever. .Chicago, April Matters along the rail­ way* her., were quiet Sunday. The -Q" peo­ ple were busy with every switch-engine clear­ ing thh yard* of the. great jam of freight which ba* Iwen coming in to them rinca the boycott wn* declared i ff. and by night it wa* rtatad "that crarything wt»* ia good tiiaje. Chairman Hom*, of tbe Brotharhi«ri commit nmve. but said the mao out of work would be take/ nn >• of. There wns’a report Sat unlay that t! e -LT yonlmastero Lad struck, but it wn, demed by the railway official*. However, Tbe InbT Ocean printed an interview with one <ff them, whu wud hr and other* had quit, bwnUM. the work was too bard and tlie |*iy too imall. .-ijs-'i/illy rimxi tlie yard, were manned by gna-n hawl*. Tix* No. 1 fart mail train wa* started Sun­ day for tlie llrrt time since the strike wa* in. augurated, nnd carried ita usual quota of pasrengme -Th- rtrikp ia not over, as Paul Morton has told, nor is it liable tu be over until our demari'l i are com|>lied with.” snid President J. C. Camptwll. <ff tbe Switchmen'* union, one uttbeniiiimittaa appotaMat a meeting of the strikers at Fourteenth nnd Jefferson K|M*<eh art tho tariff aud in advocacy <rf p«ot.vtiv»’ policy. The bond |nn-lm»' bill rtrrets Sunday l*» hd, the public know tbo ex­ wim Nien! taken up aud Mm «nh«ttjute offered act statu- of the strike. -TheV i» not doing 35 per cult, iff it* bv Sprueier day.* agn pns-d with the Iki.-k . nf-mlnu-nt providing hr tin- ■•.linage former l.idnew.* continued Mr. Campboll. of rilv. ■:, dollars to taki- the place of retired , -ThevuioninmiKt but on* regular freight niitiopal 11*»nk circulation. Tho ecnate iu- train ro*t of Aurora, mvurding to thrir own id«tc«f on it* amendment st once, and ap­ publisb<*t time-cnTiL’’ pointed in conference committee. Tlie bill SUCCUMBED TO HIS TROUBLES. ei-tabhding « bureau of animal induitry wa* then takpn up anti read, but without action tl.vM-uide went into executive Mwrion, and lifter adjourned. , , , The han-*- met at 11:4ft a. m.. and a dcbsto New York, April <• —J*«>b Sharp <1 '"d “l \Vi*li»-*4:iv . ndiil at noon Thurodav. The p-£0 n. m. Tburtday after a nevr-re attnek of MM-ukcr hackled thut it did not, but that it ■ hugbing and vomiting. Mr. Bharp had been would Isi-t a* long a* tbo home refuted to ad­ growing '•. «k«r all day. and w» only J«r. tiily conacjou* Tho journ. fhc ruling wa* backed by anynmnl*-r * * 'U ’ vit,lcnt r”UHWn« a™1 of prectilenta. Dilatory inottowi ocrupwd , vomiting riurtly after the remainder of the dny/and nt 5fl0 p. m. ■SrVAVHrtV 9 o't’hMk wonkened another rvc«* wa* takef to 11:45 a. m. FriBA hlni ** ’’’“"h ,luit ht’ The Return Home. 54 Horse Sheets A REPORT ON THE BURLINGTON. Sit™* .'--'f W THE.CURI — The iollowiag unsolicited opinions n-WliboA m« ana women, whom yon.know and relo ’carr y conviction anv ?Xb**“‘od Throe word, oftogr^d- [Copyrichtrd iBM, Vy W« ft Son.] Michigan i CENTRAL "Supplies a lour trit wont. .... It win meet both 'he literary and spiritual taste ot i-ri's people." Herrick Johnnie, D. I>..*ays: "lliuurt speedily make Ils way Into thousands of home*.” nlrh iiervadb"* entry mur** made it a jwriodical ot extraordinary value.' Jurt tlie >lagnriur4or the General Reader. Keep txwied on all braneben of the work. FUNK & WAGNALLS 18 and 30 Astor l*face. N. Y. < NO CURE NO PAY! Fair and Sauara Offer to Invalid* to try By whlchoursucoeaalneorinaetiroaledlaaa* »<■» and deformltle* baa l>ecn an uniform,Uiat. wo will now guarantee tot mat tin dor reputed , incurable cases, tor a *U pula ted price until cured.and In caseoCIaliuro to refund all tbe money paid n*u.ider*u<*h written gnurantee. It wllleostyou nothlnKtoiuvcetigalethlsaffer.sa consultation al theomeroor by letter ia free. Take nochapoe—pay nomoney toadoetor,.unices he tin* confidence enoucli In bta skill to runran tee a cure. Nomalterwbattba name or natureot> ourdlM-aeo may tw*.call on or wrl te to u*.*l vIugage, nex,complexion and lyinptomi Send stamp* to prepay postage on the NEW METHOD CURE book*. GUM CHEWING AS AN ART. The habit of rbowing pun by men, wwben, bablo*, young and old, in tlie wert, I* grad­ ually working it* wny «wrt. Il i« a matter rff common practice nt most health n-*cw«, and etrikingly *> nt Hot Spring* in Ai k^uHtf, ixn-1 h.*irly nil the physician* in th.-e sanibirnmi* commend tho exm-i*' a* inntenallv aiding digestion, cleaning tho stom­ ach, and n* a help of breaking off cbvfrers from thanw of tobacco. A fow yearn ago, aud oven now, In rtnld ensteni ciliiw, a young lady who clriwed gum would I*, shunned by other fair ones and held up a* nn example m one oni tbo direct road to perdition. Wheren*, In t'hiotgo, Kansu City, St. Paul. Minmwpolft and all the rret of tie’ proglvtelve went and north wot cities nnd towns, if one can’t ehow nt tai-t A nickel's worth of gum per day one ft not up to the standar.L It seem* aid, but there 1* a perbTt dud to the thought* in the wny tbo gum Iscbewsd. Let any one Hx>winggum taTome excited «tt vnthtrti.-i'tiq, *ay at horeo racing or any other intenwt ing en­ joyment, and tlio mouth will work quickly and .with an automatic regularity. Bitiro rows of men and women, watching a biui-bali cunttfk, will show on which side tho cbowers are betting. When a good play i« made on one side tho backers of that tide chaw fcfncioutiy; tho losing side clww and work tho gums npntbeUcally. A home nm cnitwe tlu> masticatiug and cm nth i ng togobn n» though worked by a Kcely motor, . A young Indy visiting the cast froin ano ot thu western cities neglected to bring; with her a stock of genuine gum. Life nwme.1 in tolerable, until a thoughtful friend Mint her a bundle uf sweetly -edited chewing gum. To watch another chewing gum very! long will make you hungry, and the young lady's mother, having watched her "chew” for a long time and eevmg the evident relish with which she chewed, n»k«l for a popoc. After chewing for live minutes sho suddenly throw the gum indignantly out of the window. Later, wbou tho young l*dyM mutter re­ marked that tiw habit of chewing gum was pcrniclon*. unladylUte mid vulgar, the daughter understood that tbo neophyte in gum chewing had a swollen tongue, chewed >wa and a bJoeding Up. There are dips even in gum.—Baltimore American. Minnesota Leads the World All train* run by ninetieth mrridUm oreentral itatKlurrf time. Through cnari'e* • between UrtuHl Rapid* nnd Ivtroli on u!l day train*. r-ojCNtuit<_>?.«.— At <<riui<l lUvtnx with tail eago * Wm! Michigan for Holland, buntal. Mtnkccon mk! point* north, ■f’dyi’b Hrand lUpid* & Indiana H. K- for Big Rapid*.Iravtww City and Petiwke). Nr* 5ork and PadOrJCx rrww daily. All other train* 'tally exrept Bun 1“’r’ P. A. BAHN, lateal Agent. HaailngK O. w ttl’<Wl».W» G F *T A..Chicago i her stock, dairy and cruln product*. I.ooo Here* tine timber, farmins nnd crarin* », u.IJiuvuittv railroad, tor sale cheap on term*. For maps, prietw. riws, ate., ess. J. Bookwaiter, Land Comtr.Lsalontr, or * HEHK TOHIC. Nerve Tonlot. ■ Il «ttcn«hrn» and I IlWW-MHureffiwr. theb-<xti purifying *nd and *o overroentng U>o»c di*e**re nwUttai; from taq-ur* or inpovwUbed blood- UXHTIfE. DIURETIC. In It* ermwwlttan the t<rt and mart active •llurr fi.-» nf the Materia Medtaa an ri .-.nblard MlruUfleallywfthetter eC'rtiretvra-lie* . kkilncyk. H rap be relied jn w K-vu • quirk relief and •5*«1> cure- For The N ERVOUS The DEBILITATED 1 uc 7__ The AGED. JZ7Z auwastnox Vk'. •. WELLS. RICHARDSON A CO., Propft FARM ANNUAL FOR 1888 �z services are In great demand, and thb season promises to far surpass any former one with him. A word right here: If you are rais­ Hasting a. Mich., April nth, 1888. ing horses merely to sell, and are in­ different as to how they prove after leaving your hands, and care nothing for your reputation as a breeder, it mattera'little what stallion you use, provid­ ed he b a "big” one. But if you want to raise a horse with Indomitable cour­ age and iron constitution, that you can use profitably yourself, and do the most A republican county convention will Im? held In.the court room, city of Hantlnp. on Thure- hard work, either on the farm or an tbe d*y May 3d, A. D. isw. atllJOa m.. for the road, until you are ready to sell; and purpow Of electing 13 delegries to the npubll then command as high or hightfr price can stale convention called to meet at Grand than any other; and if you abo desire to give the purchaser full value for hb convention; alw ude egatja to the republican money, thus creating for yourself a stale eoavenllnn, to bebdreCer called, to nom­ inate Slate oMeas: also tile name number of good reputation as a breeder, and help deiegalca to the 3d district republican congres­ make your section noted for fine horses, sional convenUon. to be hereafter called; also vou can do it by patronizing a first class 3> dalefates lo the republican senatorial convenUut) to b* hereafter called.-one delrsate for Englbh Draft or Shire stallion. Th? Hastings Banner. Two years ago the Hastings Horse Association wai organized and incor­ porated under the laws ot the state ot Michigan for tbe purpose of purchas­ ing one or more draft stallions. Tbo company is composed of tbe following named gentlemen : N. T. Parker, Richard Murray, Jaoob Erb, John W. Strausbaugh, Jesse Townsend. O. F. Long, T. Phillips, Adam H; Ickee, D. McOmber, Lafayette Townsend. All of whom are more or less engaged in farming and stock rais­ ing, and we know are pretty good judges of homes. We were shown through the establishment by Mr. A. H. Ickes who is In care ot the barn and has been in the business of breeding horses less than fifty years in this state and Ohio and is a good judge of what pays the farmers best to raise for big' money, It was hot the purpose of the Associ­ ation to purchase what is called trotting or running horses but only the very best class ot draft stallions to cross on the mares of this county and thereby improve the stock of horses, getting such horses as are in great demand for Keral purpose®. As it is a well iwn fact that the get of the largest class of full blood stallions from medlum sized mares are more profitable to raise by far than are those of smaller breeds, such horses frequently selling at maturity for 8175 to *300 each, and the demand for them is very much greater. Therefore, the farmer, who raises horses to make money can readily see that it is for his interest to breed to the very largest and best he can get. ah It costs no more except the difference iu sirelng to raise the large horse than it does the smaller one, and he is sure to sell for from 850 to *100 more money, all things being equal. Statistics show that the horses in New York city alone represent over twelve millions of dollars. According to a close estimate there are 60,000 work horses in that city which include horses driven before trucks, express wagons, street cars, peddlers' wagons, cabs and public car­ riages. Of these animals 25,000 are changed every year. The annual death rate & 14.000, and from 11,000 to 13,000 F> lame or become otherwise disabled. rom thb alone it b easily seen, that thb one city would use more grade draft horses than two such states could Just one of the omnibus lined in Chi­ each township and warit: al*> t<> elect a repub­ other horse can match them for rltullican county committee fcr J be ensuing two Uy, strength, endurance mid beauty. year*; and the tnnsactitm nt such other bud- population, or fraction oyrr ion. *a obown by too oenattaof Ttm wwnl townoblp* and worth will be enlltlwl to tbt following number of defecate*: . •ftffiaSA-.:?.-.? ? . ? Marry.............. Carlton Cortfeton . .. HoMlnri twp. lit ward.eity. ngevlUe .7.”..7 &1 IrievlUe C ..Drnappte ..... .10 ............ 3 WiodUuid ............... •' ............ t> - Yankee 9prin<s. * Total number in. By onter Republican CourSy Committee. M. l.a'<m>k,Chairman. EDITORIAL NOTES. Congressman O'Donnell has received much favorable mention for governor, but stated positively tn a recent inter­ view that he will not be a candidate, also that he is not a candidate for third term for the concessional nomination In this district He states that the two term rule is firmly established in this district, and he has no disposition to interfere with the usual order. This is in accordance with his repeated state­ ment®. to the writer and to many other Barry county republicans. Soon after the election in *86 and repeatedly since, he has affirmed that he would under no circumstances ben candidate for third term. Under these circumstances It is idle to think of Mr. O'Donnell as a can­ didate. And tbe thiru district ‘wlH readily accede to Barry county's right to name the man, and Barry county will name one who will be an honor to the district, and a credit to the party, we refer to Judge Clement Smith. Nearly every county that went “dry” in (the late local option elections shows large republican gains. Thb/night to be a sufficient answer to those time serving republicans who were afraid that local option would injure the party. They will probably learn that a party never advances by standing still, and that no party can afford to be wrong on a great moral question. The most disastrous defeat in Michi­ gan was the election of I. M. Weston, the democratic boss, mayor of Grand Rapids by the narrow plurality of 9, in a total vote of over 9,000, and in a city which usually gives 1,<)O) democratic majority. Weriqprs close shave will be particularly gratifying to Andrew J. Bowne for several reasons. At the last three annual sessions of the National Horse Association, the first year held at New Orleans while the world's fair was in progress, and the lust two' years held at Chicago, a very large premium, open to the world and all breeds of horses, was offered for the beat draft stallion. In all three in­ stances, horses were brought from every quarter of thb country and from Europe, to compete for thb prize, many owners having spent a small fortune to, get their horses on the grounds where the exhibition took place. In all three cases the Shire breed took tbe premium as the best draft stallion. Thb- fact1 speaks volumes for the Shire breed. The people of Hastings and vicinity, are glad to know that James M. Bauer, is the owner of as fine a stallion ot thb celebrated Shire breed as can be found‘ anywhere.-and that bis services can be1 secured at a moderate cost. As we said before, he is regbtered in the Shire stud book, and there can lie no doubt that Golden Hero has the pure Shire, blood in him. Adjoining the Oak Grove stables b Mr. Bauer's commodious chicken park and houses where he has a fine flock ofI pure blood Wyandotte fowb. Eggs for sale at reasonable rfites, and he will rent the fowls on reasonable terms. From what we have said, our readers, can see that a visit to Oak Grove stables will be very Interesting, and Mr. Bauer b always ready for a good chat, and when not engaged, Vvill show up hb; fine horses. Coloma. Mich., December I. IMA Gentlemen:—One ot your circulars came to my notice to-day. and it re­ minds me of an old and very valuable friend, one that saved my life 12 years ago, and because 1 had not needed its help since. I had almost for­’ gotten it. I was 16 years old and suf­ fering from menstrual dei ---------------’I and had Jhiili coughed continually an.. --------------__c .__ every day. I was as miserable as any one could be and live. A lady who knew the cause of my illness persuaded my mother to have me use Zoa-Phora —it was called Woman's Friend then. Before I had used one bottle mv cough and chills ceased. I kept on and used two bpttles and they brought me out all righL I afterwards married and am now the mother of three nice hearty children. 1 feel that 1 owe a great deal to Zoa-Phora. I hope it willl become well known and that every woman and girl who needs it will use it. If you will send me some circulars I will give them to acquaintances,and do all I can to help you. Yours truly. Mrs. Laura Furman, j ' To Zoa-Phora Medicine Co . Kalamazoo, Mich. In many counties of Michigan that have been heretofore reliably demo­ cratic, the republicans this year make decisive gains in several such counties droaaod ...*.*.*.“*.’.*.*.’.7.*.* capturing tire board of supervisors by good wiwking majortUri". This Is the • ««fl CbMtau.' rprinir*>. beginning of the revolt in Mlchlg.io- -^Fvbiagainst President Cleveland's free trade n-rm.i.. To Don M.: Tbe republican party in Michigan Is pretty healthy thank you. Applro.pw obi #ns#_____ _ Apples. eraporaUd, granary Bead ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. FETISHISM IN AFRICA. Our reporter was ambling up Michi­ gan avenue Monday afternoon, and no­ Every Rind of Villainy. ticed some nice improvements on the So universal is thb belief that almost every Oak Grove breeding stahles of which James M. Bauer is proprietor. The village of pagan Africa, ’particularly to­ stables had just been repainted, and a ward the. west coast, lias its fetish house, a commodious addition made to the grim and ghastly building, often ranged stable room on the north end, also a round with human skulls in every stage of high board fence built about the yards. decamp*aft ion, and a fetish man, who la iu ‘ ' ‘ The situation of these stables, sur­ high prlent No h him, rounded as they are by a handsome oak had a more t«rri5c -_ ---- ---- r—-Jy or grove from which the name is given, is all that could be desired—toletisiint and unacrupulouily. Thu fetish man in bound attractive. Mr. Bauer has some very fine horse­ lienee. Anything which hapj»-n», even iu flesh. which he exhibited to our report­ er. First was KYRAT CHIEF f' HASTINGS, MICH. ^AKlHc We are requested lo say that their terms for the season will be as follows; Sultan, to Insure standing colt *20.00 Scattiah Lad “ “ 1500 3S For durability, ease of handling, lightness of draft, excellence of work, the Champion is at the head. Weighs but 1,100 when ready for work, and has the lowest elevator of any binder made. POWDER Absolutely Pure. It ta > »»* b«M“ mprUtton wilhthnniulinudrof low teat, abort light, alum or phosphate powder* Hold only cans, Rovat. Bakinh rowssa Co..- ioa Jewelry to B»rr The Hunt Spring-Tooth Harrow has become the greatest favorite among farmers because of the excellence of its work. Exclusive agents for the county for the celebrated Whipple float Harrow Old harrow teeth wanted in exchange for new harrows. III. .fact toat Jo r«proM>at. bl> r«-o«E lit* a fact UtatJo atlra« proBt thane other ptioa. TRU betar the cal) an Local Circulation t Wanted A ten-found Th^pdav. hav court yard thb we Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade. Good tea,............................................. J fieri tea................................................. J Tea dust............................................. .L 2-lb can baking powder.... . The Boss coffee.................................... Beat coffee'.......................................... Green coffee........................................... W. J. Bowne’s cigars, the beet 5c. Fine out tobacco. 30c.. 40c.. 50c. 80c. Hug tobacco, 30c., 40c., 50c., izYIydrants April 20th has b bor day by Gov. L 25 Tbe above cut represents the 5*> IS s •r> Made at Ann Arbor. We are the exclusive agents. es the following advantages. FERGUSON ROADZCART, Solid Comfort Plow, American Road Machine The Celebrated North Fairfield Plow. j SCOTTISH LAD. At the earnest solicitation of many farmers the Association let the Perch­ eron horse. Bayard, purchased last spring, go into the south part of the state for this season, and we have no doubt but he will show good colts here tliis spring, the get of last year. We were shown the registry of all these horses except Larry. Mr. Ickes has the care of them and desires us to say that no horse will be shown nor marts served on Sunday .but he will be glad to see you any other day. Mares served at owner’s risk, but great Sora'J psyn T°i>SiS&n« Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages!. LARRY. VMS ALE ramdsraa*1 ^baxtistisr^ A. D. COOK. who has got more colts that have sold for 8200 each than any other horse in Barry county ot his age; and who has not seen many of his colta? Several of them have been sold this spring in this city from *150 to *200each. Helsa W blood Percheron and was bred by Dillen Bros., of Illinois; was sired by old St. Lawrence, whose weight was 2,100 lbs. which probjWy accounts for his getting such large colts, some ot them when matured weighing over 1,500 lbs. tion, * child devoured by a wild animal, an He weighs about 1,400; is a stylish illn«M or * death, each and all of thene may horse of good- action and shows extra be pronounced to be “fetish;" »omct>ody baa colta. If you cannot afford to pay *20 for a colt use this horse, but our advice is to breed to only the best full blood -horses that can be found, as it will pay the best in the end. Farmers, what Is about the flrsl question that a horse buyer asks when you tell him you have a good team to sell? He wants to know how much they will weigh and there is no danger ot getting them too heavy for most rracutisl sod amiable cbaracteristlca, it Is very seldom that you get them hU frivolity, his light beartednera, even his Over 1,500 lbs. from medium sired a tine Morgan stallion, sited by Kyrat, an inbred Morgan. Kyrat Chief has been in Mr. Bauer’s possession for two seasons, and is greatly admired by all. He shows good speed and enduring qualities, like all ot that hardy breed. Hb get are adapted particularly for carriage horses, and are nice looking as well as serviceable anlmab. He has sired some fine colts, and has made himself a favorite. But the crowning attraction of Oak Grove stables b golden Hero the*celebrated English Shire draft stal­ lion. 6 years old. 16', hands high and weighs over 1600 fte. Hero b oae of family affoction. a sou will join iu putting the most intelligent animals'we ever his father to death; a brother win help to saw, performs numerous and wonder­ ful tricks that display good horse seose and seems to comprehend evervtbing hb master says to him. Thb is obaracteristic of the Shire breed He 1, , b«iul«,in,. bm.toMaib.jr color and a very valuable animal. Hb re­ gistry number in the American «hire be rtumbloa, be fai kicked Horse Stud book, Vol. 1, ;b 571. “By their fruits ye shall know them" b a test as applicable lo horses as to wen and Hero b the sire of at fine a lot ot --------- ...... viac. Quan lily or colts as can be found in Barry county. *iU d«p«*«y Owners of hb colta which are but yearlings want for them colbten I that takes three figures to express. Nearly all have the color of their sire, and pos­ sess that beauty of build, style and ac­ tion that have made Hero a prime fav­ orite, (specially with farmers. Hb CHAMPION 1WE BINDER The Ferguson cart puasc.-*. cago emyioys 275 horses, all grade draft Clydesdale. Percheron, etc., weighing 1st- As the scot works independent ot the shafts by the use of hinge at the end of the seat from 1300 to 1,700 pounds. bar*. it doe-t away with the motion of the bone. A 1’hiladelphia horse dealer recently -■d. Is tbe adjusting brace that raises sad lowers tbo seat and regulates the shaft", for d!3erent sized horses, and keeps the seat level. said that In buying several carloads of Ede draft horses through Illinob he not paid less than *175 each for Flour of all kinds, Corn.ineal,-flne, them and from that upwards to 8356 Ground feed. Corn and onto. and found a steady sale for them at a Clover and timothy seed. ride in. and will not throw the rider when going over roach ground. profit IO pfOUl to nim."HMI. himself. cth. Lait, but nol leant. It has double e«Uar ileoiaxle. steel tire, Norway bolts, second ** thert* w“ on,y one fuUy n*is' Groceries of all kinds. growth gear, and l» made up first-class Iu every rt.ipoct. tered draft stallion in Barry Barrv cotintv county* at In addition to the above, I sell the thb time tbe Association resolved to purchase one of the very beet Percheron horses that could be found, and alter vl-dting many of the largest importers in the west, selected one from the. stud Also road scrapers, seeders, Champion and Advance mowers. We sell the of M. W. Dunham who has Imported more Percherons than any other man or firm in the U. 8. Thb is the first horse we were shown. Call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bros. A Wilkins' cilice. SULTAN. Broadway. He is a dapple gray and recorded in stud lMx>k of France as 1665. and In Vol. 4 stud book of America 4237; was foaled in June 1882; imported 1885 by M. W./)unham, of Wayne, Dupage Co,, Illinois;-is 16 hands high and weighs over 1,700 lb8.i_hM the belt of bone and muscle. We overheard a buyer of draft horses sav a few days ago that he was as good a Percheron horse as there was in Michigan. Hb colts, the get of 1886, coming a year old now show to be of the very best. Mr. Ickes says he don’t know of one that b blemished or but that is all right, several uf tbe farmers who were fortunate enough to get mare colts have refused *125 each for them. As the Association do not propose to charge one man *15 and an­ other *20 for service but propose to deal fairly and squarely with all, they will publish termA This horse cost the -Association more money than was ever Sdd for any horse sold Into Barrv Co. ext we were shown the Clydesdale stallion. His registry Noe. are 4009 and 2M4; was foaled in 1881; imported 1884 by Messrs. Gallbraith Brothers. ot Janes­ ville. Wiik. who are large importers of Clydesdale horses; be stands 10W hands high; weighs between 1.8U0 and 1.900 lbs.; is a bright bay, patch on face with white pasterns; has very heavy bones, nice head and neck, combined with splendid style and action, and is probably as good a full blood Clydes­ dale stallion as there is in Michigan, and cannot help but show very line colts. Next we .were shown the old gray horse, The Hast HMtinn. Wed® --- Ip.MIrt The Best is the Cheapest That is why you should buy the'^ Reversible and Self-Sharpening Share and Point. Saves 50 per cent, in repairs. A full stock of HARDWARE always on hand. Smith, Hams & V Rev. Hunting, the Presbyterian c Station agent P doctor on the new If you want nia for your own use f/repalred and it Baughman & stock of drugs, e day. W. J. Hollow connecting hb d dance. The interior of has been repainted Puke stock Bea Early Rose potato uing & Rpgera. The sleepy cobb dow of Goodyear large crowds of ad But the beet, plow, now known The front of the year & Co. has bee in appearance by a Mrs. Stinohcxj 4th ward, tripped in such a manner or Beauty of Hebr you can get them We have aom Beauty of Hebron very best qualit Hams & Van Arm Roasted cofle Drices on all grade astonish you. Co Btau When you wan Smith. Hams Jk have some Early Hebron potatoes ityTK----- - Notice elsewhe lican county co May 3rd. Town c forward townshi thb office at once. All accounts d store must be se matter of the Morrill & Company HAVE JUST RECEIVED ■ J— 150. PAIRS . OF. BOYS’. PANTS And are Selling Them at $2.00. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM If your boy wants a pant. Our stock is complete. ~s. Give us a call. E. W. MORRILL & CO ‘One Price Clothiers,' Hastings, Mich. probate court very Died, at her lat township, March Peter Bechtel, age from the home Ap Rev. Rowland, of William Shy “ ously" destroyed hat last week. guilty to tbe act b ton, and paid hb f Saturday, Abbie C Welton fur the rapped just over t ing stone. Colo to have only one e who were arrest charge of spearing aed their ple y”. and Jus •10 and cos Although Dr moved to Naah and can be fou house next Frid hereafter until f u The Banner land. The fuslof irta did mt oomb C. Hathaway wan �The Hasting? Banner. BMUOpr w7du<»d.y. April 11.1888. iLE ■tiuill payment an<H Oscar Matthews drew the horse‘ Monday night that was put up at a lottery by Walter Cole. p * ;Har*ha!l, MIcI-.Iri T NUE.-A neW 1-ioom boose ia -K, MleU.. lor Ukm of horaea. •»» bugity M’1’ anythin* «••*« « ... ,'a tHiildinK lot lo exchange for There will be a public meeting at APrB 26th in the interest of the soldiers and sailors monumunt Come everybody. 3*01 Htat'e Bt.fchiMgi^Al. WB.t.HAY,E a nunil,er of city lota that • \rrENTioN:-J tali ti* twi we will sell on contract, making the Apply /J.1 -V18 ulllcea of . weaving pickets todfco DOMt SmHh *:.iw I will exhibit HibUme* Smith & Colgrove or W. P. Sidnum. .'April Tlh imd Hili. Write for We can recommend our beans to be ^‘irK ALBFLlUSCli < Caledonia. strictlv white and hand picked, the ; Keutund Harry Co.'a finest lot we have seen this season. Stauffer & Crawley. The Detroit Tribune has issued u oeat base bull KOre book for the national league, season of 1888. The Banner acknowledges the receipt of a copy. A TELEGRAM was received here last week notifying the friends ot I?d. Davis that he had been killed at the Lake Shore depot, Elkhart, Ind. Davis was a tailor and worked in this city a tew years ago. ^z-^he teachers of the High school gave Prof. J. W. Roberta a very pleasant surprise at his residence last evening. Warm sugar and a social time were enjoyed. The professors wife was the chief conspirator. 1 Local News The Bans Cousty Homeopathic Jledical eoctety met *t the Wolcott 0°^ Wwln.wul“> .afternoon, the folnZ10.? »n attendance: Drar Burton. Lathrop, Barber and Tim°r “"Woirs. Carpenter, of n oodland. and McLaren, or thia vil­ lage. all being accompanied by their wives except Dr. Timmerman, whose mother came instead, a paper on "InsJirt./00”1” vta“M K^.mazoo tiurnxa” was read by Dr. Lathrop. and an interesting discussion followed. The oQicers elected for the ensuing year are moniTUie.U*°“ ’P“t to VK. prealdrat. Dr. C. S. Burton; vice presi­ dent. Dr. F IL Tim merman; sreretarv. Airs. Dr. Barber; treasurer, Mrs. Dr. to GrMd “*■> Carpenter. The next meeting is to laheld at Hastings in June.—Nashville torn «. to ZfJJ*J6RAM for entertainment by the «• in in. b. 11 and B.& at the Baptist church next Monday evening. . m,m ^‘I’Ovtau. irar ” taro'41* °°w 'nr On*- y'aranec Harber. I. R. flinineniuui. • tane to b££fb'U “d ,t> boy at Hen. Maus' is almtuUly n^asary that nil acoounts due the late Mr. Rower, or the A. Hower shoe store shall be paid at once. 7?*?- au’by,":n«> iteft* onut. AtidreM bv Rrealdenl. ^IhMR-F. R. Tliurnernuut and Clarence Itar- li/vltailon-Harry Knoflcld. ' '“Un Solo. IjrKenda- MIm lx*. to" wStoS." S"bvlu'' w“ to •'r*’1 MeLauKhHn Miasd niade a business trip to ' • Nashville Friday. Tent scene, from Julius Carear-Ed. Hol­ brook and Ralph Wcx.ton. ''acw^ta- 1104 T. S- Brief, of Maple Grove, OUatt’’AU"i‘ HOlM' KMa Il"l“ <nd the city Thura<lay. -'V ’ Caution! To all Dealers or Dsers of Sprinj-Tootb Harrows: Our patent on these goods, No. 201.946. is thus described in the specifications. , x/ y j?oV.(M’ »«VLi"’\Xbi.orn; of Manistee, visited in this city Friday. Dr. Baughman :jnd' family have moved to Nashville. Txie*.;®ee<* vl8lted bis son Fred in Detroit over Sunday'. John Yarger. of Freeport, visited this city \\ ednesday. Dr. J. C. Andrus and wife visited Battle Creek Sunday. Ed. Lynd, a former Middleville boy, was In town Monday. Our men’s plow ahoee is a line ot goods which are made up especially to give the wearer ease and comfort and will give excellent wear. The material thumb and workmanship are of the very best. R. K. Grant visited Lake Odessa the ’lui'itASf' have been placed in the Stauffer & Crawley. tore part of the week. \ urt ’jard this week. k Negotiations are being made by J. W. Bentley visited Grand Rapids Apr.; 20th has tx*n selected (for Ar­ Sp3hce Bros, looking toward the dis­ Saturday on business. bor day by Gov. Luce. posal of their running horse, Isaac B. Clement Smith went to Nashville on Ret i.m! oil. 12 cts per gallon at to Madame Manmtette. of Mendon. business this morning. All of her horses died this winter and SmithiHftua x VanArman’s. i she is now trying to arrange for new R. Mudge is expected home from his Kkv; Hi ntino, oCAlmB, preuches at teams. California trip Friday. the i'resbyterUm church Sunday. Maudie, five-year old daughter of IL John Furniss visited this city Wed­ Station agent Pejck is acting as con­ Mudge, while attempting to cross Fall nesday from Nashville. ductor on the new road this week. . creek on a plank Sunday lost her bal­ F. M. Woodmansee, of Caledonia, If ybt1 want nice prime clovrr seed ance and fell into the water. But for was in the city Monday. for fi'UT own use call on R. J. Grant. the timely arrival of T. J. Brosseau Traverse Phillips made a business । Tur. M. E. church is being extensive- who rescued the little one she would trip to Delton Wednesday. have drowned. [y repaired and it will be re-carpeted. Joseph Bray, of Middleville, was in BWiiriRAX & BVel ahippeh ^nrfr' For Sale.—West half of lots 6 and 7, the city Friday on business. '■dock ti drugs, etc., to Nashville Fn- block 4 Benfield’s addition to city of Geo. W. Waiterhouse, of Ypsilanti, day Hastings, vacant, located near M. C. IL visited in the city last week. W. .1. Holloway has a telephone R. freight depot. Belongs to T. G. \Lem. Wing, of Orangeville, was a Gduecii^t his drug store anti real- Are’s estate. Apply at law office of caller at this office yesterday. Stuart, Knappen & VanAnuan, over L. E. Knappen moves his household TfiKiiquiribr of Busby’s barter shylp Hastings National Bank. Dr. Lathrop has a very fine stock gootis to Grand Rapids to-day. has ■' ti* t- painted: and other* Ise imH. Hendrick, of Middleville, was in of wall paper which he is glad to show proveii. । the city Thursday on business. !’i iiit stock Beauty ot Hebron and hb customers. If, you expect to ouy Mr. Cooley, clerk for Baughman X Early de potatoes lor seed at Dun­ any wall paper this soring do not fail to look at his stock before purchasing. Buel left tor Nashville Friday. ning X’Kogers. If any one only needs a few rolls of Jas H. McKevitt. of Middlerille, vis­ The ski-pv cobbler in the show win­ ited the county hub Thursday. dow of Goodtear & Barnes mtracts paper look at his stock ot remnants. ^AriUL 3rd. 1888. the relatives and Luge crowds oC admiring friend.L L. E. Knappen, wife and daughter Buy tlie last, the North Fairfield friends of Wilber J. Foster, in Carlton, visited Grand Rapids Thursday. plow, now known as the Keystone. to the number of about 70 gathered at M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was In F. 11. Barlow «fcCo. the residence of Mr. Foster to remind town yesterday on legal buslneis. The front of the store of J. 8.; Good­ him that it was his 87th birthday. A Prof. W. A. Morse and wife, of Midyear A Co has been greatly improved bountiful supper was served, which all Jlfeville, visited this'city Saturday. in op^u*rance,by a fresh coat of paint. seemed to enjoy. C. A. Barber made a Mrs. Lafayette Hughes returned last few remarks and then presented the Mu-. S:’i.\ch< omL residing jin the gifts. week from her trip to the Pacific coast. 4th ward, tripped antb-wll Wednesday . Miss Hortense VanZile. of Charlotte, C harlie Mann and Andrew Turk, in such a manner as to break her arm. two young toughs, had a difficulty w the gueet of P. T. Colgrove and fam­ Is >i-u want pure stock Early Rose Wednesday afternoon, in which the ily. or Beauty of Hebron potatoef for seed, John Grebleand wife are expected you can get them at Dunning A Rog- former was the aggressor. The row home from the Pacific coast about May ended by Mann's losing a portion of an IsL ear and having his face pounded to a Wk have some Early Rose and jelly. The alley west of Jefferson Oscar Crook and family, of Wayne, B’-autv of Hebron potatoes for sale, the street was the scene ot tbe slugging visited relatives in this vicinity last .. ry. :--r’ quality tor seed. Smith, 'week. match. Hams •' Van Arman. , John Klepfer has returned from his 1*BOGRAM for the C. L. S. CM Friday California tnp, and was in the city last * Roasted callees, we have made week. - pri •< > <•" .til grades this w»ek that will evening, April 30th. Music. Adlamsh you. Come and see. : Richard Freer will start soon on a Roll can-QuoUtluas on trees. Stauffer & Crawley. Clssslc Grnwui course In Knglisu, chaps. 8 .prospecting tour through the east and aud >- Questioned by Mra !)r. , Life and Manners Questioned bv Mrs. John- •south. When you want seed potatoea,-go to Jay Ross has gone to Caledonia to Smith. Harns <t VanArman’s. । They *°R«u!lns, "Tlie Children a Crusade" by Long­ accept a position in rthe office of the have some Early Rose and Beauty of fellow—Andie Jordan. „ A ■ History ot tbe Medtaoal church, pares sa and News. Hebron potatoes of the very beat qual114-Questions by Mrs. Willison. i Chas. Burton, of Detroit, was in the Literatures of the far east-Questions by city Tuesday, visiting his father Dr. C. N’. ' i. i: elsewhere the call for irepub- Mr tildnam. S. Burton. licaa county convention, Thursday. Table udk. Arbor day. sad May 3rd. Town committees will please led to IU iMttUUon-Ixid by Mr». Clement J. M. McElwain, now traveling for forward township caucus notices to ^nilth. Detroit Tribune, spent Sunday with CrRic-Ulentcnt Nmltb. his family. ■ xJCt the special examination held at Wallace Lance, of Cedar Creek, was A i.i. i i units due the A. Rowqr shoe star nest be settled at once ns tlie Middleville, March iMlth and 81st, there at the American house last week, sick ina’.t’-r of the estate of the late were 46 applicants enrolled and on with measles. . A Rower is to be closed up in the Saturday, April 7th, the board of ex­ • Mrs. VanValkeoburgb. of Battle i>.'*-liatr court verv soon. . aminers met and ordered certificates Creek, visited her son, Ira V anV alkenbiEb.nt her Ute home in Huntings granted to the following named per­ burgh last week. township, March 3lst, Mary E-, Uife of sons: Minnie RepUfclr. Ida Hayden. Mrs. IL B. Wightman left Thursday Pour Bechtel, aged 48 years. Services Lillian Hare, Mamie MoulUm. Ethel for a visit with relatives tn Nashville tree . home April 3d. conducted by Burton, little Whitney, Edna t ighter. and Maple Grove. Luella Bassett. Alta Richards. N. Rev. 1. ■v.lanil, ot this city. Blanch Hendershott. Eliza Girvin. Ada Robert Marshall and wife, of I’ralrieW.i i.fAM Snr -willfully and mallei-1 Polley, Sarah B. Freeland, Amd a vllle, have been visiting relatives in oasly” destroyed Chas. F. Mattison's Johnson, Ethelwyn Whalley. Mamie the city for the past week. hat i.isf week. Thursday he i plead Smith, Chas. Doyle, Minnie Bldelman. Col. Sanford, a Prominent Lansing guilty to the‘act liefore Justice Kenaa- Ida L. Roeenburg. Henry Shrawger, C. G. Putnam, Alva CroHaman, Duane R. democrat, was in the city last week. ton, mid paid his line of 85 and cceta. Doing missionary work, perhaps. //While playing "duck on a rock” Freeman. Estella Lowell. Lina Still. Henry 8, Gaskill. /Valentine Leins inteous going to Saturday. Abbie Carveth mistook Colo The following is of interest to every Germanv soon, and will make an ex­ Welton fur the "duck” and Cok> was fisherman. For the benefit of those tended visit among friends there. rapped just over the eye with the fly­ ing stone. Colo now knows how it is wbo we tadlosd to evade toe Ue we will say that from now on It will be .to have only one eye. duce. John Brock takes his place in very risky busineea: James Nariurr and George Turner, Section second of Dubbcact No. 2«u the grocery. of 1887 approved June 27th 1887. It Grand Chancellor Colgrove goes to who were arrested last week on a April 16tti where he will wit­ charge of spearing fish out of season, shall not be lawful hereafter at any Charlotte time to kill or destroy or attempt to ness work -tn the three ranks in the K. changed their plea Thursday to that of kill or dratroy any fish in any or inc of P. lodge there after which the lodge ■'guilty-, nnd Justice Kenaston taxed Sito!e“ tta Stole or Micblnn by the will tender him a banquet. them 810 and costs each. use of or aid of dynamite, herculean or F. Spangeniachar and wife and Mrs. Although Dr. Baughman Ims re­ jjlant powder or any exriodve sub­ Brink were called to Grttd Rapkta Sat­ stances or combination of substancemoved to Nashville, he expects to or by the use of Indian cockle, or other urday by the serious sickness of Mrs. Szssbter, Mrs. C. F. Idema. Mrs. Idespend one day each-week in thte city, substances or device which has a ma died Saturday night of pneumonia. and can be found at the Hastings ency to stupefy tbe fish; n°r. house next Friday, and each Friday rwvwin or neraons take, catch or kill by The Barry county W. C. T. U. will spearing any fish during the ®ontba of hereafter until further notice, i March, April, May and June in any of meet in convention in the city of .Hast­ Tin: Banner was misinformed last the waters of this State ftll? ings on Wednesday and Thursday, May week in regard to the election in Rut­ Michigan, Superior, Huron, Saint Clair, 2d and 3.1. Each local, union in the land. The fualoniste and prohil^ition- Fri.°^id in Surinaw Bay. Any pereon county is entitled to uvevotir^delevlotoW 2“toe provulon. ot toU istai did not combine on supervisor. E. ict shall, on conviction thereof.^fo£ gates who will be provided for by the fadiM of the Hastings union during the <’• Hathaway was nominated for kuperany court ot competent visor on the prohibition ticket, i nuniahAdi- bv a fine of not more loan convnUta. Bear this in mind. The estate of 5S«Itaktom«* — drf?“ra- toJSS_to tbU our tairf gathering, where the various lines of the late Augustus Rower will soon be work will be fully disprobated. Before that can be dime, it STStaU be convicted tor not 'toil this week. 2.150. .u /frt M ‘n““ “ Fr'd H«<b « 1 PEfl8°NALMENnON, , r»?H^ force ln the Register Of deeds■’ lju‘”“ S1*U'r-v “« "IftweMrtou,office is overwhelmed with work. The ladies society of tt. EpiscopalI wS,"' S*U,burd ’•> In town mn.E w’Iv* * ** ‘B thelr r<x”n* to­ morrow evening. ■ pWUHnlbrookrmtMG^j Fred Heath has a big trade in wall papers, because he has the newest stock latest and best patterns. *’’ u “ hom” hart dr« ' £S>„^btoS««<>rkll>Meh. Music under Ute direction of Mrs. Tlmmerutan. Admisslnn 10 cents. The ball given by the I’. IL K. of I*. Thursday evening was a success in every sense of the word, and afforded those who attended a very pleasant social time. Lee’s liand assisted by members of Squiers’ band. Grand Rap­ ids. furnished excellent music and the dancing was niuah enjoyed. Too mutft praise can not be given the ladies for the manner in which they served the supper and the quality of supper furn­ ished. Never iu this city have tables been spread in a more tasteful manner. All expected that the. ladies would do well but none were ready for such a tine display of tableware and provisions. The Knights are now ready to admit that when it comes to giving a banquet or anything of that nature the ladies can beat them 10 to 1. The net pro­ ceeds of the dance and supper amount­ ed to a little over 856. Notwithbtandino the unfavorable weather on Monday evening' last, the camp fire gotten up by Fitzgerald post in this city was a grand success. The entertainment was opened with music by the Hastings cornet band, which, under the leadership of bandmaster Lev, has Become very proficient indeed. The introduction was the "long roll" by that master drummer Chas; Miller, followed Immediately by the “fall in” bugle call and then the entire band commenced a grand medley of war song tunes and marches. At the con­ clusion of the music J udge VanZile. of Charlotte, was introduced and made a telling address which was frequently cheered. J udge VanZile was followed by C. H. VanArman, Judge Clement Smith. L. E. Knuppen, P. T. Colgrove and D. IL Cook. The boys sang "March­ ing-Through Georgia,” tbe entire aud­ ience joining in .the chorus. Supper was then served, after which the hall was cleared and dancing commenced which was kdpt up until midnight, when all returned to their homes feel­ ing that they had had a most enjoyable time. “ATI’ INVENTION consists in a novel means for adjusting the said tooth, so as to give its point a greater or less 'depth oj cut, which is effected by making that portion of the tooth which is adja­ cent to theframe, curved, and resting on a curved seat, and secured thereto by a clip or its Equivalent, by the loosening of which, the tooth may be thrown forward or pushed back beneath the fastening, Thus Lowering or liaising its Pointf ’ ’ The above is secured to us by a patent, dated April 2d, 1878, ahd expires 1895. It has also been adjudicated by the courts, and pronounced a good and valid patent in law. All Spring-Tootb Harrows emhracifag the above Improve­ ment, or its Equivalent, whether Iron Shod or not, are In­ fringements of*our rights, and we shall hold all manufacturers, dealers and users'of such goods responsible to its for infringements unless authorised by us. D.UHC.BEEO&CO. Goodyear : & : Barnes PRAIRIEVILLE. Saturday last, the writer visited the village of Prairieville, and found things as active and lively as at any former visit, despite the fact that croakers had Eredicted that the new railroad would ill the town. People who have been making such predictions forget that it is a live people that make a live town, and while railroads are desirable, they are by no means necessary yhere there are energetic citizens who have tbe necessary "get there" in them. Prairie­ ville has always been noted for the volunin of business transact<d there, and has never been more thriving In that respect than now, and never have Its tradesmen done so much to deserve the patronage of tbe people as this season. Its merchants have larger stocks, and a better class of goods than ever before, and .you can go your last nlckle on their ability and determination to not only hold but increase their trade. They have not only the enterprise and pluck, but the money too to back them In their determination to enlarge and extend their business, and they will do It just as sure as fate. . In this issue of the Banner, our readers In the southwestern part ot the county will find a supplement, one page of which Is given up to tlie business men of Prairieville, and in which those two live business houses, M. J. Goss and Brown & Cairns rprak of their goods and the inducements they can offer cus­ tomers. It'will pay every reader who gets one of these supplements to not only read but heed these announce­ ments, for these two firms never speak unices they have something to say, and mean just what they say. HICKORY CORNERS. What has been said with regard to Prairieville as to extent and volume of business transacted there can be fluid with equal application ot Hickory Corners. The aurrounding country is the very finest, and the trades mun at the Corners have made Its name a ho use­ hold word for miles around. It is sel­ dom that one can find so energetic a lot of hustlers grouped In one community as ofe to-day handling the big business that is transacted at Hickory Corners. A railroad would help such a comm uni­ ty of course, but no railroad can harm It, l*acause of the enterprise, push and financial standing of its tradesmen. They are bound to hold the trade; and when men of that character and influ­ ence enter into any determination to not only hold but to Increase the trade uml importance of Hickory Corners as u business center, no combination of circumstances can stop them. The tradesmen there have taken a new grip. Have just received from New York the most complete stock in their \_ Dress Goods and Triiniiiing DEPARTMENT. Tliat they have ever been able to show to the public. In Dress Goods ----- We have all the----- Latest Novelties & Shades. And are Agents for the Celebrated Jamestown Worsted Mill Of Jamestown, N. Y. Of these make we keep a full lide. attention. We ask your special They are guaranteed to be the very best goods in the market for the money they cost. The factory Stands Behind These Goods. In Trimmings We Have Everything You Could Wish For. along with the historic Eli. In this connection we desire to state tout tho.,eetor»rUto« muo ut Hickory Corners. A. A. Aldrich. Orlo Kennedy. John Stem and A. Lawrence lake up nearly a pjure of a eupplenrent to Ude tauo. whiab — IMoounty the county «1U wlU Oml tad of <« »^*> IntanM. bMta-rUbttrom CAme and See far Yourselves. Goodyear Barnes. �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. THE CRUST DROPPER. towtwhip. tta Other night and lugged off *!,* gert pile of ’•boodle.*’ fn (lang, mid are going to dvrourage it" use by organising an anii-niaug society. by gum. * bappr. When thia part of the PERIL ON EVERY HIND, DR. MARY WALKER PENSIONED. WATERS CAUSE A FATAL WRECK ON THE RAIL. RAGING A MENDICANT'S GAME WORKED ONLY ON THE FAIR SEX. that this familiar salt The carbonate of ammuula Is an exceedingly doo Of MOO giving a i«wdow of Geo. rtmoat Immediately be entirely devetoped Into TJfe was rot nightmare of ••oldness. Boni* time ago Cart Hrtnrirti. a Michigan Csmtral iwnidoye at Detroit, wm deprivtd of both feet by a switch engine. He now Irings •uit against the couijamy m a reminder tluit b-vui vainly looking for tbe owner of a purse oontninmg i—I that be accidentally found. Such |x.-rwverance ought to be rewarded by Unmistable eridauore of spring are here. ing Iran duly bled tast week. Some seven or eight muntbs ago, Alfred Dore duappearnd from hie Muskegon home and not returning wm mourned by hLs fam­ ily Man inhabitant of tbe farther shore. But eldcat Is now trying to digMt the bul.ot that phis ou Satunlay night, securing KH in change, but they failed to capture tta <1,000 loons pocket. slim agent when be wasn't, will now go Into Unci. Sama mrvice for sure. The United State" court at Grand Bapidj had lauod his A Charlevoix fialicrman Ium thirty rail™ of net" planted in L*kc Michigan that ore yicl.Ung an abundant crop of brain food. While croMuig Rum creek on a log, a Rockford farmer slipped off and drank to his death. wnlks w.rn dancing around and dapping their hands to force a warmth; tbe prvaent monarch—coM—bad played hqisor-ic tricks with the eor> and ikw.- of the temperance advxx-ate m freely and liberally m with his op­ ponent, and everybody wm rushing and try­ ing to keep worm. Just m I firmly planted ice on the corner of Thirty-firm street a poorly clad man jostled in front of me, and, stooping, pickrd up from tlie pavement a crust of bread! . 1 ]«nxd. started. Was it possible that Dfds must eagerly clutch a enut from betenth one’s feet! Thus I pondered, a» I think wberj I could get him work. expositions, ia the way that the Smith Puriotbe. case <4 wuiter husbandry. A 1 ortkuvl Nimrod went out for a rabbit hunt , uid iJau^itriwd a wildcat on tho.Ijnokh^-CuiMi > ,ii<r, which made a bod picture for windmill factory, m a MierilTs a nr* .uncemcnt A Berras: exunty youth ftuiiid a mnrtea affection was duly B. c y. obtainwl a marriage D^>-n*e, and made other nece*su*y arrangement* for a life of unalloyed luipjrinrm But the girl had, in the nrit, but no partner. It must toekls the io... hut fouirt thut the Eiigliah sparrows had got in their work, leaving him nothing but the straw. • J. C. McAdam, dry. goods merchant of While Taylor, broken by the untamed animal Tbs village of. tag a bole in a bril’s borae *t..p|rai, throwing ' bumping bis body in a wrens manner. ■ An Indiana men while trempi ng a row rut in m eryi -■ that Genrw<c cdunty rnnde the. diwovi UrtMflay igj JHusiiing had tbe finnd deposit of fr — v* wuspecto! a* much right along, but tl»* ma­ terial is Udi waiting for sotu.- br.ck uf a hustlor to come along and utllim it When tli^ fnwt is fully out of the ground Brooklyn paopls will take a sniff at their oil well, and decide, in convention a*ra:bted, what to do with it They’re inclined aow to Anybody having a 3» barrel bonus by planting it at South Lyon. Brighton trapj*rrs raked in <71 in bounties during the past year. Thisis an iusiptiflcnnt sum compared with tluit required W scalp tbe candidates for munictaal office lart Mon­ A Grand Rapids man who wa« nominated for u lucid irtire, straightway w »nt for his A Cheboygan it set without ni at the time or have. Carlton charcoal flirt* a market a4ray out I Omaha. Neb. Tboa> western folks appreiate a mart tirtiri* A f I'XMOO dry good* c*tabli*hrncntl to do a wane of that town’a noted relaten. of hold ’em mav depend wmi< what on Ithe nonaon. Tuscola county grangers have pet their bend* together and resolved to buy their good, of the man who will ra|q>lyjem on a laud, of a K> per cent profit. But they haven't yet found tbe man who is built that A little Hud*ni gir flattened out by a log r, but will soon be m lively The lady cterks of -----------------r ,.. viewed their employers regarding chuting at paint J. H. I’eml-roke. the Battle CroNi man who in sup].***! to have played fast and l.xee with the fuisl* of th" Pssnbrokr Knitting mills, has been brought hoik from New York fir trial in the Calhoun circuit court The Albion eval mines have been reopened, giving em|itoyuMmt to 100 men. Nashville village authorities have tetund an edict nxainst the game of podro But a local observer claim* that tlie Jack l»l*« up wrenely pevertbefewi. A DriroiL man, who u mighty particular A Battle Creek man inflicted a slight VrtlKst zm tlw. — III. — .1 1—. _ bor- » mouth, and i* now an intent-sufferer from « well developed case of glanden. A Gorham man Ium hnd printed hhat he know, about the bog. the extent which a ibo-jscgv Ixiok to hold it. Tbe Richland, Kalanuivxt County, wmiinary has been burn.rt. Twm built m iw>6 an,! curt •*.«*>. Ncbooleraft man named Knight raised left New Hamp Judawm Kiljiatrick: one oC »W0 |>er uxuth to DROWNED IN AN OLD WELL Palmyra. Ma, April 7.—A .vidv-rident occurred here Friday, in wiiieh a acore of •cliool children bad a miraculous »wcajm from death. It wm Arbor or Tree-Planting I 'ay tn Missouri, and Italy forty little anew started blbded ot course, with other leavening material. alout twenty-five to thirty wound**!, thungfa -------------------------------- strawberrica nnd t.inatum and cucumbers which, 'dreams of summer, w»-rc staring ■ a ound an abnndoiM*! well The rotten planks covering th" well gave way and fifteen chilUttio act bail tbe dcaind effect, and the man Jn«n were precipitated to tba toCUxu. It was twenty fret to tbe water and then- were three mustache and whiskers, and a black slouch bat. He was well built, and duebttaa S fret 10 or 11 inches in height He wore a abort coat and blue overall*. I not iced that he bad a stuffed appearance, as if be wm. wearing Wipe with nnrry smoker Struck top of the on l-mlly stnartied. The engine is on Stream, about Vlmrievolx wlU reortvp IM00 young trout try. boring grove nnd plant tliem in tlw sc-fiool ping. tbls agent. The bakers and baking powder manufacturer* producing the finest goods have been quick to avail tbeinsolvM of this useful discovery, and cl*lined for 11 the application of K* propertie* nearly ao. to the purpose* of rooking, results In glvlni us ! There were a!out tl lighter and more wholesome bread, biscuit and smoker tat ths time: foe rake, It will prove a boon to dyspeptic humanity a* known, bnriifaa the and wlli speedily force Itself into general use in «*ru»bod between tbe o sick. but rtesulilv refused to take moheina. on l«Trnw«t- Vf oxxwitwu not imfurttH. simple nsuoii that bi. family pbyrt- po*bto for one to Ir, there, but it wm most ,■. .T>» The more I1 thought, which rfa, —. . c.lklU. .x, th. owodtioitldn, 1 tap"**!* ilWll.t, wind, was done quicker Jhan I can write* it, tbo South Lind'-u foliar rather »u»;ra ted that the title to their real estate isn’t worth the method in tie man's display of hunger. At paper upon which it is written. Some fallow last 1 thought it would not he a bad idea to made a great nurtake in conveying, in tho watch him and prove to my own satisfaction heretofore. what I wanted to know. I would follow him Borne fellow loaded a stick of wood wnth ' lf br nU, th„ tTU,t i e,nlld UvW1 pmpowder and placed it in tbe woodpile of hlI11 thc charity that infused rnv soul More Phillip Harter, of Menominee. And Phillip Uat dpubt took lt will give a IM note for a good square took | .Vicr getting tlie cnist belted rteptvdbeck settle tta doubt that worried nu- 1 iiad a ehnnee now to study his ap]*caran<.n. He was dean, so. despite other sins, he wit* somewhat nearer to Godliness than most of tbe rocm- i wbatever. Tbe lignt, nony . „ desirable In btscuita, etc,. | which remained DISTRESSING END TO A FESTIVE OC­ CASION IN MI8SOURL this year. Tlie mode) will oost f 10,000. A Menomlncu man, who was a e.uid Ulate trick. Hl. Iguane luu> voted CAO.OtX) for a new sys­ tem of waterworks, and KnlaiiuuxMt coun­ ty will indulge in a now poartnaun al a cost of far..uuu. E»>t Saginaw is to have a d/dry maid's convention, ami her people nn? dusting tbeir Bunday gu-to-meeting clotbus for tbe oeea- In tlie dough Is effective In producing bread tnander Gihssaa. However, before I had op>-nied my purse, that one thing which wrecks ■> much happiness Ami mic ■ ia life—womo- La*t Minunrr a Portland rumlist upwed sray hw wrhe:i"“tnigly in tie- barn with a formed is a simple compcalttoo of nitrogen aud The street car men Little aisl May Dolan, were drowned. Seven were dangerously injured. Help wm suin- •“ n» “•-------- ------------------------- u Rev. A. H. 1’Hrsona, a pioneer Baptist preacher, died at Lanning Saturday. The Jackson Emmet rifles will hold their sixth annual ball April 2d. The oldent Methodist church now used Iu Michigan In at Dearborn. The docket for the next term of the hu pretty? court contains 11< > cases. without much injury. follows; Willlard Anderson, of lAmont, Wi*.; tickled Sheriff Conklin proposes to have a li- ■«< brary at the Bay county jail t ; qn Skaix wrirt Falls. D. T., several wounds and had; C. J WeUand, n'”«ut wZS'j'ZiZP"Wmln on''. White, of expected to live. THE ’OHIO MAN’S DAY. natural stupor I* x«n followed by III rfirrts. bowels, by eotaMteblng gw-i digestloa and by Ewer-, of jlarqnletlna the nerve*. sbalL WM.; Philip Gras, of P«t Atkln- fine iron i.r idgv, dwptte the vigorous kicia tbe project. At* ballot seventy yean ago, nnd -till r member* how to do a good job of voting. , tr ■ —< G H/iiir.... —ILaming — ——I..* have Hart's flooring.Iiill. mills■> ntX?.. North businn*. Cadilac folks have at last got a squint at not suffering from cold. , He hud pnawd several ]<T«w without dteplaybsg the crust, and I liegan to think be wimi honert and my susjncioiwi unfounded I bnd jurt concluded to s;«ak to him and offer ban excursion without warning it* mat* As I felt it go I murmured mentally: "Good-by, perpendicular," when an outeuret.-b«*l arm helped me to gain my balance. I loukarf up MaRiZTr*. O., April d—Tbe formal ceta- WM farmed tin-state* of Ohl .. Indiana, 1UL noia. Michigan and Wisconsin, Is-gan bare Thursday night Tlw Ohio State Arcbaxilugiart society met nt the city hull and listened Cox, entitled, -Tbe Building of the State. * MAnirrTA. O., April 9.—Saturday was tbe dosing day of tlu> centennial of the settlement slreve, while I gratefully ex;>rewl my thanks for the service. The smiln in tliuse dark eyes still Imrrwd in mine when I looked ahead 1 interesting of the three days’ celebration. In Ing upon tbe idea of a S30.000 church T imes and saw ray huMst Btain in ararcii of a liveU- the morning 'sovernor Foraker dehvered an hake changed since our fathers worshipped in bood noop before a richly clad woman, who eloquent addrma in which be referred to tbe the eabiiL bad a girl with yellow, euriy hair by tho biu.d. She rtrpjs d m she notion! tbe act, and being prejorud for burial tho at- 1 forgot Uwi laiAthing, dark «y*> m I hurried on in time to tlie child look up into her Ohio wm one of five grant enqarm that bail l<wn created out of that wildernem. H« wu thst informed ’em tiiat a poat|>onement of face uhd say plead.ugly: ’tOb, mammaF Tho man had n’w> stopped and seemingly I followed by Senator Georgs F Hinr. who tlie balance of the folks were suited. And was removing all dirt from tbe crust I no­ paid a glowing comidiment to th* achieve msnta of the pionoars of thia Mate, and dothey were. dared that Marietta wa* another Plymouth. Spar. il.- were also made by ex-Pre«i<kut visor on tta Republican ticket didn’t carry with uncovered bead and an affecting gve- : Hayes. Hon R F. Hunt (of Cinchiati). and Edwurd Everett Hain • In the evening seredimmed wye* No, I did not rush up and nadea were given ikmator H.iar end Governor warn tbe unsuspecting woman. I hate , Foraker. At IU JO (noon) Saturday tlie whole arenes; she would not miss tbe money, and I town wm noi«y with the ringing of beJla,’ j blowing of whistles, and booming of cannon tta XI0,000,000 estate in Scotland. to which wauhil to see the play to tbe end. I kept cks*» to a window during thi» little act and endeavored to make my face qraik an admiration 1 was far'from feeling for the ritiou of selKMil inspector on t»wn meeting display therein. Up Broadway tho charita­ ble couple went, and down Broadway the gave a I nnquet Saturday night at Delmonineedy num, with me clone by. I got closer coming to the front. ttuui 1 expected, and was unnpluew d when hn stopped on tbo curb of the walk. I won- J roundnl by a brilliant company.) Including the aoaety s prraidout, Thoma* Ewing, Gen. not attract bis attention by (topping « by • Sherman, Cliauncey M Diqv|w, ex-Governor David J<ihn»t«i fled from Alton, a warrant peuaing him. I (imply croa^d the rtrrrt. fl . H.mvIIv, William Wln-lotn. (hart~ A. Dana, having been fcsmrd charging him with in­ i arid others equally well kndwn. After the human altuie of and cruelty to his little step­ •now wm rather deep, but I undo! with the enwture comfort* bad tx«m jr.it whore Uiey daughter, Nina William*. Tbe end of fme of would do most good. President Ewing l*-gan tbe child's fonrtngcra bad been cut off, part pay for ever)- pleasure, My boots were high, th- sp**-h ninking with on; addrew of wel of her hnir had ls*m torn out, and tbo liack so 1 considenxl this amusement cheap. nine. Ho cxuicludad by |irtdi. ling that the ixirt of her body from the thouldrre to 1 quickly turned my eyes ocrxsi the street Ohio aociely of New York, 100 jrars hence Just in time to see tbo object of my walk step would 1- .vl. lrrating the wr.-otid centennial of in front of two women and bend to the [«ro- tbe arttlcment of Ohio aoniewlvru olout traced to Girard, nnd from there to Clarks­ meut. I saw bis act clearly this time. He did Yonkera, which would iwtbnn the renter of ville. Mo.. whtre be WM arrested ami brought not throw the crust on tho pavement, u* I had this city, and In a hall which would have to bock, being consigned to the Eilwardsville •apposed, Ixit kept it in hi* hand and merely be thn-v tlmca a* Large a* tlia Metropolitan jail after a preliminary examination here. stoopt-d in order to attract their attention, Opcrn houiai to bold ita memUvni. The eviden'v at his trial wm {xsutlre m to and in arising he deftly dwplnysd the crust Gen. Kbcnimn said tln-re lurt been many bis guilt, and tbe Jury brought iu u verdiet in nil hand ns lie brushed it on bis alrevn good men lorn in Ohio, and equally m good the pcrdtoi- Tbo women did not took lika & & T.\ but bom else* tare, and raiaed a laugh br advta they both gave him money. ing every man to do hia duty well, tnwting Tbe same touching thanks were completed, that n place in tbo bartert would be aligned mvprofiwiiotinl i.-ggar started oti down th" hlm wlx-n it wm well shaken top. Whitelaw Reid causal a sUwtn of sjiplause avenue, and so did L Ones again my beggar of ADtcn, die*! Thursday of*voluntary atarraworked bis little garni* an l»u fat women, by looking at Sherman amt attributing to hut they did not give him anything. The him the expression: -It you don’t want my i>ut had taeu for aome time a sufferer from । iwggnr never once drojijral tbo crust before bruttar John, why don’t i you take my _ men. Trembling, 1 saw him go quickly in a Irrr O l.iav.te . I., w, T.'—.C cauxiig him terrible pain. Ha refused all crowd and apparently pdc| up tbo crust from medicine, qnd dwnded to cure tb» diwow by Depew, Hoadly, Dana and oUmrs taking their starving it out He liogun fasting forty itays turn, nnd the interest wm kept up untU after ago. and for thirty-seven days nothing but instant on the curb and slipped something tai lmgl t. water entered his stomach. Three days ago into his hand. be became unconscious, and bis family began giving him stimulants in small quantities, but CoLi-MBtiH, Ohio, Aprd 5.—Senators Car­ it wm loo late, and he died on tbe thirty-ninth lin, Undaay, ami Dorr, who have l«a un­ th® axprowiou that crowd his fare. He knew dergoing on invmtigaifon ou rumor* that they bad solicited n bril» from Chicago par­ that I wm following him, for be lowered Ida bead and burned on down Broadway. Hu ties to kill tbe Geyw-r href |1Uqw<bT»’ bill, look ot guilt increased my d«.in> tv follow were Wcdnmdny evening completely uxoohim to his home, but I fait that it would be oruted by tta investigating committee end A Hrokea Uaak'a Condition. by tta aviate without a dto..ruing vote Tlie RaLxtGH, N. Q, April 7.—Bank Exam- nselras to attempt it, rtneo bo know Nellie Bly in NoW York World. committee reported that the charges wm started by E. Johnson, of Chicago, and al­ mt the following important information re. though they fatal now made every rtfort they could not find him. the Statu National bank, of thin city, wbi-ii wm plundered by Crorai and White, its cashier and |imddcnt. According to tbo a beautiful bU< k. a high stepper, fiery aud VutXMA. April a—J bank’s books tbe cash U short. >149,000. evidently of high pedigree. While the gen­ who had Tbs bankV lialiOlties are WOO.InM. and ite m tleman wm ndmiring tbo animal a friend --- - ------------ „____ milisssvar, Hungary, went to the boas* of the judge who condemnurl him and kilod tbe judge’s WcU," said tho friend, “that black wifn with u r-vr.le— Tl...., K_ „__ . .. .. . A special wrack -train wm early dispatched' friend lately, in rent for a flat like a Venetian palaxto, and I tta over IIOU.OOO worth of furniabings and decoration* in hb hired rerru. Within a 1 "■■V. iprtl Amt Rbeboygiui has been thrown out of piutnb by . --------- ------ ----the money ba spends on a doren unfurmshed •ocW duties and would be jurt M lXMjr Bny. Ktrvat car company take him and u «• him ing smuggled an ounre of opium <£ spirit rigid ent of him, aud Hfluiar wa lb Michigan there was a heavy fall of snow Wadoeaday nlgbt, but Thurnlkr the weather wm balmy, end mariners predict tba open- But the young budnras man, who derivoia hamioMne income from bis tmafoevs. or tbe aU-social nmlutious ami go in for a life of nKxhvty and economy, such m a literary m-n or an nrti<t might enjoy, but no man with aspiratKin* to a plare in society ran.. So, there are forming all around New York; as in the Lindon suburbs, little foahionahie oolonlu* of w u b»rn and well bred people, where they entertain handsomely, keep tbeir stylish turnouts, and when, metropolitan life finds imitation in a amall way iu the winter danres and eutertaiumenta, that the papers are at present chronicling at a great rate and where what would ta j^verty tn tta squandering town is abundance if not ac­ tual wealth.—Alfred Trumble In Pittaburr Bulletin. Vidttw—Don't you mho your little nenhew very much, Freibln-f storm struck Fairlmult. Minn., at 3 o’clock Wednessla) afternoon, doing much damage to church rnofa and rteejifoa, unroofing sev­ eral besitw s blocks, toveling telegrapii ]«*u. flying curtbod and aeriotuiy injured. At Ri>-ln»ter, Minn., <>n« aide of Groves' livery staN.e wm bl<»wii awny. a plnte-gtas* window broken, a street crisrung toru up, aud other minor damage Inflicted. FATAL HIGH WATER DISASTER. in attctuiiUng to enna'a amall tributary, wera washed down the stream, ntrt four <>f to be tbe uncle of an miget—Life. nanwa of the drowned are: Frank Bundy, taaac Landroni. Frank Rahm-*, and Andrew- After chureb: . U ’not dlW*--rful, the way In wldch Kmiggs snored iu church today t I ahould think itwa*. Why ha wokeusoll up.—Tbe Review. higii water ba* damaged courtderable mill projerty also. DreadfaUy Afraid. The wages of sm is <lrath_ and, if you will nc*n> it. lip-re are a great many jxraitui in this world who se*«n to be dreadfully afraid that fh..v wrM.'t mm. »u..._____ v. . It wm an Irish Indy who once amus<*l far ■udltore greatly by remarking in a rueful tone, tn the rourwo of a amu-natlim ou tba ofIndlka~G’r<’llW * PbCW °l P** ftDd “ Chui “naming a so spirited tiiat be determined lo break him .4 .1—_ --- - A CYCLONE LOOKING AROUND. x-uruK-uL o<aue m a hock court. A tenant —_ wm being evicted for non payment of reoL i CHrr'A(*°- Aprfl fi-A tornado tore through Tbe amount of said rent, which was for a thr •nbtfrt> of H,oux CUT Thursday. kifiiug room and bedroom, was |10 a mooth-«130 a on*.o,d woman Injuring aeveral children.^ y.or m againrt tho gK,(M) I had jntt left At ■ water spout lairrt <>rrr tbo Till Quite a cootrart, is It not! But. btee. you! ndlromLba»hing the roadted It iannthiiwr ■. _ . for several rants and\datarln~ trains fur over six lioura. A tornado developed in In­ diana late Thursday afternoon, and in the --- —--MR-IU Ul rush through the stab, unroofei many build­ solid blocka Ho himself liven tn tbe Dakota, ing* airt lifted a freight train off tbe track at one m/wt .1-— 1----------------____ . . SleeUm - ” (toe Chkugn traveling man and a conducter ko(< the paswengera quirt till they rould .belp lator. and sleep all night-** Mrs. Bbvaxt. Grisaoldrllle, Ga. Txttx Ham. brt., April fi-Tho brad quarters of the National Her vice I¥u*lou e-. It Btormant, of Princeton, Ind., appointed dlers to unite in demanding at tbe next sre- opposition to any particular bill, but to unite be tixyrt at tlw next meeting of U« National aandation, to be held at Columbus. Ohio. Contribution* are called for to defray .xpensta. Indiana veterans have held a itata tnnvtjntion and appoint**! a committer, to pr'aeetth.* inoMun. to th* party c*aiv«n- home and «|»Ht tbo *kulla of bis wife *ad children, after which Imj find lurt Iim not y»t identify themselves with the na>a tardy pn«- Wamhisgtom Crrv, April 4.-Theprcaktent’ha* vetoed the house bUJ for th., relief r< Donald McKay and the heirs of NatlianiU McKay. ■nJ F’’"4 n,L.la I,n,,iMn >rrt'-n>. Waanm.iTOM Crrr, April S-Major General Terry wa* plared on tta> retired lirtThursday, tta report of tbe board having brim appruvs*! by tli« preaiiluiit WaaaixoTOH Crrr, April fl—Ttaspreud<-tit has scat to tta wmate tta following rnoiin*- �' Tr,m,ndo«» Sanratio*woo'J b*", iihtof otteoF1 oor"tnS«n Default ba hour •»b' , ■ „ A at such a weetocte! thn» ntr, i„u, u„ .«*wa, ot Hattie Creek, Michigan. dated «y. T !*•h.Okie' Kua Lwl In pilot, h:*'. last wKnowicdged a..,,, £1tab tri. Mnlire! IHseoveryT te U>« Otdjr’ «rr-for IK H taken ■ at the right btar in mind. IS not when the ■te gone H will grt right to the uh th. . h„, j,“** «» Ul*4 accowpltsb Ha work na inc world can. | ■us up ud down, l'.„pp1„B h . ,j-;iUying prirfdbiteti ut Oxford. I- i>-ad •■niarrldd.'' but the med ilmt it amounted to nay. nnd so did not <|raw his Ji tbe. error, llnfortunatelv rsldc truth Iti hH otmervaUon. ha-i.i* are cuo*ti*illy worried i,v t;i«- ill health; that afflteta lieu rob* Hie of icauilort aud b but one Mft> ilnd sufie way tor the bi-trer. The ladles . ■.SJSS."i,r,KTX“S “Xew X ‘iiss Jbto. «UW. « H- [„ „ „ toU -*U* wiu> ibn. manual. t’-ounty "* cisco Chrotnch, frxirt for the ! Vi" ■ •i to u tired mu*! iifjtben-ad-r ■ aim Jd^’.eB .“l ° ««bMi about a child show I’,'1,"“'»:1“ -r»i?•* ~K 7; Uwi-vliUou-rshwIdTm te."- £5 "*■ s-ou* tlrart. but a tiI5dlcG“e ihat w fl <ld to’ grtrtfcVras. C,WM“* “* •’**•« b> Urt., tod'SSEJ'U'^j- IXu.'T, Simmons Liver Regulator. It I* purely vegetable and at so mild a n u.-r. ., h?irt ,«>,rlro-T •■‘“'’“"•'terett to the most dejfoate tight at t» kndrtth^1 h. '"‘ncesl infant with )*rfect mMv nm .-mid wlil out n t-> the * nJtedSJata*I’1* "l. r« t«*l against taking It. n does nut <<on>7»i i /IL.’0 todouts or require any chanre lurtrwteJ ring the h'tt«k-t>- Id ' th.. ■ hen>••«, ii tl m in <IU- a«.wr> u. TO" "l Jto&SptoH;. O taleonltr. •1 have us**! Ultninut,* Lher'll*uula- only Family Xrdlcine. My mothrr ’v-"re tM wa* very partial to II. It Is a safe good and reliable medicine for .any disorder of the system, and if ll*e<t In tIt.,— *. ■..... d,,Jy WITate or » ta7f 12W'' “4,™l«Jtr«B'r of said e» • w,.rk Ye€ • 1 iruying in the QPMT PDPP FIHy rents worth oleliarni.............. ' chars rm to uEli 1 r iiai, I1'? !?r enter of a d . tSU^1‘’.T.L’L*‘5?* *»» map • ■ :. .utt-ri] r chai •'•■ JuvrvJ f l>n* urexl I If Ion anti tlie of this order . *rtati! for n uie toenty of Barrv. Blate of Mlrlitg-w to n><*!irvct».i and delivered against the good* and chattels ami real estate uf l.ynmn A Mtu-d<L Default lux* condition* of 1 *:xl on ti.e ‘.'i«:.rfav *.f February. A. D. i»*s, a certain murti 7 G. Fisher I levy Uforn and take all the right, title ami Inter- at..i Ella Fi-b'• -■ 1 ym»ti A. Nhedd in hl-I to the followtog .teterltwa niwe **r jKircvl* of land to-wlt: —....... ,„r ..... '®!‘*h Iwtf ci* of th,-♦.mH) east quarter ■"«i; rmintv of itarry and Mair **f Mfchtxau. on the l',’rl"'',,,‘-five .r.i In town two ;-nth day «f April, A.-D. 1<’.. li fiber thru* <>f bprthot rabttt number ten (lotwwt.vimtain-i nnwtipu;*-*. ou [cvg.- w-i. <*n ♦hteii mortgage tug eirirtr acres of laud more or te*a: also th- 1 mere tarbdumd rotw.i.L ».^*hj.tateonh}» me aiul thirty dollar-, io? in tire township of Prairieville. county dtiJrneytee or Barry rad Blate cf Mkhlgra. nnd described . north side of section number two * ; smith West romer ot a lol former I uiore orless, to k fence, thenec west twenty: bmr <M» rods tiieuce nortn eighteenIte)rod* । •-v’-'cm the renter of the highway to thr place of > :,lr.E' fwH^inir about three [3]acrr»of • land br thr same more or less: tieing a part of I thr north *»r*t quarter [«<] of tbe north cast * quarter ।mot section aumt*er two fal In town one <l> north of range ten i 10; west, all of Which I 1 slmli e*t*“e for sale a: public auction or ven1 due to the htgtMrt bidder, al thr north front . door of the Court honst* tn the city of Hastings. Cutinty at Barry, .stalo of Mlebfgan. that l>efiiu the place of tiohlibg the CHyutt Court for tlie I Cnut.iy of Barry, on .Saturday thr gtftb day uf | Mas a. D. ix>«. al ten o'clock In the forenoon. Dated tit the dty of H.ettr.g* thl* Mti day of A;' !i April. -•-.D-IBrA BAKEl; .SHHINEK, Sheriff of Barry County. Michigan. By 1 W. VniHUtuc, Depute .Sheriff Kx.*rrg.\ & Vamammax. Atty* fur Hnlntlff. ■r tin- other >i a down town State of Michigan^ Comity of flurry - *.*. Ala se*«lon of; the Probate < onrt for the County of Barrv. bidden at the Probate Office in tlie clfvof Ilastluk*. in said county, on Wiiluee the .'.eih dav of March. In the year one ■t’ttlUl* HHUitll* day. thousand eight hundred and eighty-clgut. . but out iiiit not »■ ■ ’>, well ITes-at. Wm W. Cole. Judge Judy. of of i'rob.itrjITnlMto. ITvsoDt. ■ .. «<.. Ar.i. d ..< r it .uni. -- da stony I in the matter of.tlic rattUfijrf Lather B./HHls, ■ wner, awl onw imiotv Leliintl <1 hold buhl the Ixtby lathy ■id she stud aloud. •- l«hy. Do yon !u»yF Tim ladies >•« Vowjed, >» snxdcibg a bad • ti' -nt grlnuvd. while a •■■■ tits t>. • . xhUnrat. d ' •> gilt, during which •' only saved from n by a kiiulh- (lisjxwrd my night key. ';• thing g-sM. anil I rap­ moke n racket to get in. . a any Low—ain’t it, baby? 1 at tho man with a bad )*•» grinning and looked L-’btnil. No curuluetor on ‘I! T*»otthnt—ha! hn! Well, '• ain't It, baby? But everyn-l right. Whoopi Say, r .uston street—I wnnter got This R-that’a all imby. Won'er where that 'Hrt Cornelia 8. Htib. executrix of the estate* of xald *1et*»u*ed. renresenw that »be I' prepared to rendre her fiaal account as «ueh and prays that toe same may be heard and allowed and slipTe dl»chanp-u from her said trust. --Therctipnti it Is ordered, that Tbursdny. thu istb davol April. A. I». i*r«. at ten oVIork In the forenoon, be *«4icbrd for tin- hearing of said peildtin. and that the heir* at law "t sal*} deceased nnd nil other persons Interested In said estate, an: required to appear at .•» session ot said court then lo tn- hohten nt the Fnd'Me Office. Id the city of Hasting*. In fc.ild county, atnl -.hu* cati.*e, If any then.- t»e. why the prayer of the [xjllotter should not bu granted. Aud it 1* further ordered, that bald pHHiuner give notK'e lo Ute pereuns intravsted in »ald.estate, of the peniienty of said, petition, and th* hearing tlicr-of by causing a copy of this order to b« pullfshedlntlir fbatlngs BawbUH. a newspair*.-r printed and circulated tn *»l*l county of Barry, oner In each week tar three succv.nshe week.* previous t*> said *lay of hoartii". Wm. W. COLE. Judge uf Probate. fAtrusropy-l _______________ ____________ Iwd cigar said: ‘ Where «*■•: up." when sheathggtirod neatly dropjxxl the baity, "if lb- »t**p, wlxed berurm, ' "• "-urkwhlMlrtlaltbolMby Hw next cnr.—•'Clara .BeUe” ' ' ' Tiituw-DuinoCTat, ' that a grizzly Ixwr will, in ■t'S wait for a fight wtth a tarn7?' 10 8et ,n tlw ’•>’of un*> tard«^jA‘. “ —to >« *bluk seemed b> **ai*! mortgag*-'or any­ th! lti.‘ tnrtr day of Fraj/h Hoidradeparted ...» ..K l;i*Twillmid testament bearing date the, Kth day of April. A. D. isn.by whiclpnr Kalraizlrk Holden became the owner of [said note nnd mortgasv. and on th- Hth 4ay of August. A. I>. Itei, said Knlralziek Hidden departed this life leaving her ia*t will land testninent bearing date the nth day of Augn*t. A. D t*»i. by which The sanl John Holiboi became the owner of said note and mortgnee Now. therefore, by virtue of tls- power of sale contained In said mortgage, and* <ne statute in such case made amt provided, natter is hereby Slven that on Saturday, tlie thirtieth dav of une. A. D. tew. at ten o'clock la the forenoon, 1 shall sell al public auction, to tlie ItqrhMt 1>U1der. at the north frontdoorot tbe court house in the city of Ha*timrs. Bury CO.. Mich.. Itiiat being the place where the eirnnt court for Bar ry county w holdem, the pn-.-m*c« doserlned In said mortgage, or »o much then'*'! as may tie Ni-cvssary to pay Ute amount dne on wl.l mort­ gage. nith elglit percent. Interest, and all legal riHts. together with an anotney'a fee of twentyn re dollar* coven anted for therein, the’prvints<•« being <te<erilir.l In said mortgage a* all that certain 1*4,piece ami parrel of l.u.d situate in the township nt Prairieville, in the countv <*! Harry and state of, Mlclmmn. ami knqjyn nnd described k*'follow*. to-wil: Th- north W*t fractional quarterPalhf section numbertui-ntr-twocxnin town one <l|northuf range ten fid) west, eontnlnlug seventy-one wnl to un acre* of land. t*e tlie Mine more or !>•<». except thnw and taj t*n <3 iM-ia<< acre*, deeded by Stephen bo*f& t«> Thomas Storr. *j<i miJ off from the «ott(h<ro.**t corner and described a» follows. t*>wlt: Cutnnieoclmt al th- wiuth west corner of the south «v»t fr. quarter ax above ilewrlhetl. running north on quarter line.twelve (in chains and forty-eeven <K> link*, to center of highway known M Use Grand Rapid* road, th* tire east three i.l) chain* and thirty (30) (inks, thence south ten no* chains and sixty-seven **n) links to quarter (H> Ht><-. thenee u«l on quarter (’.> line,tbrv« (.'-• chain* nud thirty tt»)Jink* to the place of beginning. . Dated April .‘d. !«*< ,, JOHN HOLDEN. Mortgagee. KNAPPKN& VanAKMAN, Attorney* for Mortgagee^ • Probate Order. • Bule of MteJiigan, Cmmty of Barry-**. At a session, of the ITotwHe Court for the Comity of Barrvt hidden at the Probate Office. In the citv uf'Hasting*, In waid county, on Hatnrdav the Till day of April in Hie year.one thousand eight hundred auikrighty-cfcht. Prerent, Wm. W. Cote. Jyw» o» * f""»*'• - „ In the matter ot the estate of william 8. 3tateufMlcl»lgun.ro<intv <*f lini ry-»s. ^ta’readlng rad fllinifthri'eUlhw.dulyw'rlAt a session of the Probate < ourt for the emiuty of flurry, holden at tlie Frotavta (Mllre tn fled.of fxtyain Kn.prc*., administrator, willi toe city ot ilusUiubi, tn aaid county, on wmlnv*- the will annexed of the estate of said drocasrd, dnv UwChday of April, In the year one thous- praying for reason* therein set forth that ho may be Hcet.aed to tell the rridjestate of said rail efclit hundred and eighty eight. Prcwut. Wm. W. Cole. Judge n 1 deceased iu said petition described. . Di the matteroftoe estate ufCharles (I. fteotTberrutwn it Is ordered, that Saturdiiy theMh of-May A. D.. 18*»>, al ten o clock In lb<’ '‘ (inreMimp and fillwWe PS’IUon'tln,JJSJ‘ day forenoon, be assigned for the hearing ol’said fled, of' Chartrs (I. Holbrnak. ugenliradaltor- net It ton, and that toe heirs at >*w c< aaW d*ney for Ellen M. Benttey. administratrix of the CJMCd anti all other persons interested In said estate at said deceased praying that *l,.'2l™LiT estate, are required to appear at a llrensiwl to sell tbo real estate of said deceaaedI. «ald court, then to be holden at the In aaid petition described fur reasons therein office, lu the elty of Hastings, fn said eountv. andsbuw cause. lt>ny liierr be. Why th- prayer M-n^reup.’n fl I* ordered, that Vvl^.drkik of the petitioner should not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said netlttoncr give notlee to the jieraons Interestca tn Mdd estate, of the pend-ney of said petition, and the hear Ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be estate, are required to »JJJ*a' . ** n , puoUsbrd In toe Hastim}- Bank mt a news­ paper printed aad circulated in said County of i„ week for three successive sstsas?^^»nS;KXSs SUSIES them. circuit court for the County of Barry. Ju chancery, lu the State uf Michigan ™»de «nff-«ted on the -.tith day of FetruliendlUR. wherein Allie L. Seeley <« com­ plainant and Frank M Bixler and Mara A defendant*. Notice I* hrrrbv given that I khall *ril at public auction to the hlghmt rr.'.',n Krt*,*y- ll"‘ <>< April. A. D. t"M at ten o clock tu tlie forenoon, at the north Ir011.1 door of ,l"' •’■’urt nouwe In the cltv of HaMluim,co«rty<4 Kkrry and state of Mlehif'*,'''KlheP,kee for holding n’ui^l'i ««uly oflUrry. all the hdlowhig deM-rlbcd property, to w It: Plc*r*ar parcel* of laud, situate. ?r »h t'!'1 ,M'lh,‘ r,,i”’ty of Barry »'><! "tale t . ‘P111-. *"*> deaeribrd a* follow*. «{■! Is turtfu-r ordered. Thaij»dd.petit -a.erriretta per printed rad circulated in »■ oranW % Itarrv. ooce tn eiseli week f<>r fonr >ucrewlve weeks previous to said day «< •‘••arinjt. (A true copy.) . Judge of Frotmte^ l.IBMUU..----------UMtlmtSi Mich.. April 1st. I«A contained In'aaltl' shall-ell at public north of range .number nine (» o|M-retlon of Mild ninrtgage. by i lae thlnLday «f NovTmW. A. — ... i.'in uo "•.ortaHC** OU IMgc «B; nnd the said Kachcl M. the same to be sold subject to tbe principal sum Clark us udmlulstnUrix of the estate of Aniasu I at eleven hundred dollars, yet to become due on L. Clark, deceased, having aa.slKu.-d sold tnon- *ald mortgage. \ KMtr io Alexander L. Clark by assliniinrut The premise* being described In said tnortdated the twentieth day of May A. D.1&. aud pre as all those certain pt-e-* or parrel* of recorded In Hie r.ffl.... nt n.. I../..?.-! .laud situate In the township of Woodland,In the county of B.u ry. and state of Michigan, and yM'®w*$Xeu,u‘dMI01au.’issi. tu known and desenbed as follows, to-wtt: ’ N 7’/“’m,,nk»Xr» 0,1 PWte311 The west half of the north east fmefioual >u.m< u, me power ox sale quarter and th* north rust quarter at tbe north contained hi said mortgage, aud tbe statute to such caac made aud provided, notice is hereby Sven that nn Saturday the twenty first day of wart and cootalnlnc nceordii g to tbe United pril A. I>. is*, at ten o', lock tn the tontnoon Slated survey elglitv xrrts more or less. I shall sell at public aueUcm. <o th. hlib-X bld’ Dated. HaaUng*.Feb. cth. 1B-K Ilcr;llU %*: "“rinfront door of the court house „ Juuls M. Haoab, "5 H*’UnS»- s*rry County, Michi­ Barra & Cotxntovx, Mortgagee. Xttnnm. Inr gan. (that being the place where tbe circuit premise* described In said mortgage, (except ibe portion thereof heretofore released froui nrM*r»tt1l>fk nf «<■*.( ■ — — _•___ > . Default having been made in the condlt at a certain mortgage made by Samuel Hn and Rom llalnce. hl* wife t<T»Jobu Can dated Ute 3d day of September A. D. tsar*. r-MS^i-rt.-.t I" hCFIm. nt O ..... ... to pay the amount due on said mortew. with Per cent Interest, and all legal cotrta, to­ gether with an attorney's fee of fifty, dollars ' , •' pn-n i-.-s'uot here­ tofore relMSed and which are herein noticed for sale being described In aaid mortgage as all those certain lots nieces and parcels of laud situate in the township <*f Hope tn the County of Barry and tttate of Michigan', and known aud was duly recorded; on which ru.irU.-agc there 1* claimed to be due at tbe date>of this notice the sum of one hundred and seventy-two dollars and eighty-eight rente, and an attorney's fee of fifteen dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no soft or proc-edingv at law itavlng been Instituted to recover the moneys fecured by •aid mortgage, or any part tbereot; Now. therefore, by virtue of Ute t*ower of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute In surii case made and provided, notlee is hereby given that on Thursday tbo seveutecnUt day of May A. It. 10m. nt tu o'clock in the forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest bid­ der. al thr north front door of the Court House of the City of Hastings Iu the County of Harry (that being the place where the circuit Court <|uarter (S' E\> of srctlon number t wenty-eirht <JH* Id towtuhip number two <»} north of ritoee utunlicr nine tSl writ. ALEXANDER K CLARK. A«lKuec of »a:d MorUtane. KNAITEN li Van a KM AN. Att'yx tot tlo- AMbcnee of Mid Mortgagee. Stale of Mlrhlga’*. eotarrty of Barrv—**. Al a session ot the Piobai- Court for tbe County ot Barry. Iiolden al the Probate office Id the City ot Hasting*. in said County, on Tues­ day. Urn JTtii day at March. in the year one thousand eight hundred rad cightv-rlitbt. • Present. Wm. W. Cole. Judge ol ITobote. , Mild tnoMgare. with leu imr cent. Interest, bad in the matter of toe estate of Georgo Hazel. all legal cost.'. Untether with an aUcrnev's fee of flftevii dollars <-ov. uantrd for therein, the ^•xidto.....p«.tod.L;rt.. pSiidi .is.Isa.,s dw.,'«.’^urjs5!.p’,«i^S!ff springs In tin* County at Harry and State of 1 and k,10"n wid deacrilled M follows: east quarter fit theC-'i) mirth , Ttic <.r «fnorth aocuX twenty-one in east town nunrtIhroc ..or1h „t u.n wm,t . Dated February 1* 1«M. GEOBtlR BUTTON, Assignee of Mortgagee. SMITH & COLGROVE. Attorney's for Assignee of Mortgagee. j . sain petition, ami inax vnezietr* al law or *a!4 fien-SM-d and all other persona Interested in said estate, are required to apiKUir at a session of *Md court, torn to Im Ifoldcn al the ITobate office. In thr city of ilastlma. lu said couutv. ami slnrtv cause. If ray there tie. why tlie prayer ot toe petitioner should not be granted. ' Stan- of Michigan— In tlie Circuit Court lor the 1" the Tnatt-r of the estate of Bertha M. aud And It I* farther ordered, that said petitioner Comity uf lurry. In chancery. Maud S. Bentley minor* ev« notice to thr person* Interested in said e»Alonzo Ferm, complainant. Notice Is’hrrrt.y when that I shall sell at pub- -------te. of the pendency of said petition, rad .„v the Nettle F.ayinoud and Martha a. Wood, de 11* auction, to the higliest uidder. on tUtuntat - hearing then-of by catniitg a copy of this order II*, twenty tir»t *la» of April. A. D..JMV, at fo > to be pnblhhed In the llustlngs Ha-xr.it a !<■ ndan is. nri.rt* in »i.» •..—..to— .... i n_—,prided and clri-ulnted in said CounSuit pending In the Circuit Court for tbeCounk ....- ............. . .......... - ■■:• Iin-.IHK* III WRarryonee in eachwrek for three *uc«uswlve tyot Barn In Chancery Fifth Judlcla! ClrrulL' i t •uutv .a l'.arr> iu Hie .Stuf-td Mlebhtra. pur- I previous to «ald day of hearing. Upon due proof by affidavit that Martha Wm. W. COLE,.lodge of Probate. i .'limit to l.reiire n»iii autboriiv granted t * me oa , A. Wood, one ot the defendant* in the abovnanthe thir l day <rf M.ir b A !>., "-*, by tlie Fro tiiled cau'v. pending in this court, rtaide* out bate l «,urt of B.rey County. Michigan, all nfthe I of Um *ald state of Wk-hltnn and in the stale ot estate, right, lit e rad Interest of the said | New Vork In the United States of America, and rnleors-of hi ami to the real rslale 'itu.Hr rad on niotlnn of Koappvi, & ViuiAnmui. soUdtore being m the County ot Harry. In tne State of , fortheabove iiauinl eumplainant.lt i» ordered Michigan, knoa n amt doiTtbed a» follows, tothat tlie said defendant. Martha A. Wood.'do wlt Tlia’ part of ur«t half of south <su*t qmrappear ami an* i«r th<- bill of complaint filed ter ot •K'tion eighteen In t**«n three north. I Prohate Court far the Cmmtv of Barry, mode on 1 ?,!' In ...tlw said caiimi dlthln tour inonUi* from the ranee right or'i lying mirth of tor highway;,the .'.III due ill Anri I A tl l*“« • *• innnll.s Tenn. . date of this order, elm tht aaid bill ot complaint lendliic from Itasllng. to Yankee Hprtngs. i'..'i'.r’n»"n-TiJ;:.Z“^* I snanw* taken a* c.iiiiravea, rad further, that bomi.le.i follow': r<»mn»*ncmK .-.t the north ."u- 7t i.ld r.mnre^iereL<hti» order be published . within twenty day* ----- ------------- . . - -------------- .... ............ ™ ’« "«"ty. d •reaae.l. rain« fn„„ U|J, |M |he nMt|,llc,BA!f><KR/B jtews- ■ •- nr.a,\n 11,a. ? .' inc Probate ofllre. inliTSF wKi.'XTE « EKS"S1S.'«1ST".U 1SX- S'JI the City of 1ta-ln<*. for {XL. L eJ thence south n rods of land, excepting ail parcel' -old t from by .1. (,'. Woodruff to D. IL Cook. Wi ■ examination and allowance, on or before the I . j, A. 1...!. 2 cot^1 Mb (lay er October. A. D. DM. and that S-.-b d^Krv^* mtfa3Jl 1 ^e^drat ’ I claims will be heard before said Court, on FriLra’tw«mtv"d<vTb^ re t day. toe ard .1st of Augov (and on Friday. ; nJ' L „.^±.’LU'e Ume I D.’ R. COOK. Guardian. icir'eult. ’ X- HOOKER, Daletl floatings. April Mb. A. D. 1stWm. W.C.OLE. Judge of frobale. WE WILL CIVE AWAY AT OUR TWENTY-FIFTH AWARD OF WEDNESDAY, PREMIUMS, MAY 2nd. 03279612 AMONG 100.000 SUOSCRIOfcRS . ------------- OF THE-------------- DETROIT COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER AND MICHIGAN HOME JOURNAL The award of premiumswill be taken in entire charge'by a committee of subscribers who will conduct the same, without any-eefidibien or reser­ vation on our part whatever. . j . , The Detroit Commercial Advertiser is the favorite weekly family pa­ per of Detroit and Michigan.- No weekly paperhas as large acircuiatiori in Michigan. Every issue speaks.for itself, and the publishers would 1 ike to put a sample copy in the hands of every person who is not a subscriber at the present time. 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McALLISTER, VIoo-Ppm.; EDWARD SHARPE, Boo. and Trws. ’ Uaot.. v . . * l“*rd * W wh"’ • ““0“ Manitoba guide oourageoualy ad- ks?. xrs aTicrmsr se . solicitor* for Complainant. • ............ — .utility to • -rii.s i ,'..,I .to? and t..*we .... I exhausttiifni: iniorthe ADEI.FH1A K. KANK, —________________________________ Ouanltan. •• - ..7r,r.I...J iu< >ro nrdiir.' whnl to ot Many Notice L* hereby given, that In pttmtaore of an order granted to the undersigned, guardian of Hie estate of said Eva Kaue, by the Hon. Judge nf Probate tot; toe County uf Berrien, ou toe seventh day of March A. D. ihm, there will «,i*J’“b,,,L'®n?u‘i‘o,,w hU''v*t bidder. 1 "■ 1‘robat*- officer In the Coumy ol Barry, In said State, on Saturday, the I3ta day of May A ’» lM*.alletTo'ri.<klu th- fo.rn‘»n ""thti day, tor following descrilest real estate, to-wlt ■ nirifudivloed one-half of toe nortliraat quarter of tiie nurthWMt quarter of section twenty-fire Michigan nort,,'ranF^ M°’ **”• Barry County., _ w u kj wi'oao prviiuE-) lor lii said rnortcagu. and no suit or proceeding* at law having been instituted to nftnvrr the In thl>* court purporting to t*>i the last wilt and ■iTO^r'rad^'fct^ttlua^orJrid^al*’ probate the of someOther sald.eetate C.'m .ni' sland 'J’Jed ,a administration >r'>ur 1M1ll,lo,‘rr or i»iit table person. |w-r>uii. >iTi7.? . . " u” wen quarter ot section suitable Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the thirty two in town lour north, range ten west, cotll.llolnr tMt.ntv _____ ____ awiilayof April. A. D. IMS.-at iei» o'clock in irodira if human I I w.»r|c. Dated, Hastings. Jau. as. iw. Kw.-r.. ». n LBWIS H. JmKDAX, Smith A Comhxovk. Mortgraw At,oni"»*or G uwed tan Sate. 8‘nU’.°.f Mleh'xra. County of Bcrrjen-ss. «~«iSrtfiS!'gJ» W tadlourr ...' minor1’” ,“tUu,r 01 tbe e’t,Uc « Bva Kane, a INVALUABLE for CHILDREN <■ weak. aud 1 - iiie ot tri! ti- t°2aSri?^^.* miercsi.ana al: tegxi c<><t* ‘tu-' frc o' thlm five dolIT lnW1 Oie Prv-oiLMW tielag I *•” n,,°rtp‘«rr »U that eertafo .t* piece and pareel of laud situate tn thr town Itr £i°> !rvlnc-,n u"' county of Barn. aud state % ... iZTrJ IL nineteen, all m town four north, rang- nine rarai Snrad.1"*olle ln,,“:‘*d *nd*tweoty ’ the fon’j»Sn to thi* iiiliid tbnna ?**-.« Uie.ruirUi front dour of the rourthnuir J,f ~ ‘J'.' i'1-' nn« >»r h^ul L.,| sl,„ Wq«. UuM. .hl. ta U» hobody could t~Ll wb*t three stone, WcI.’ and every body gut curious to know. She did ?Ot k^,W hf*lr- 1Iur buslxmd had not told bw. They insisted on his telling. "'Vcll» “‘J dear» tbono are tho first Huie teeth cut by our three children. 1 aaved them i\G TOR REST. Oilcrcd 4'irk. i* ,sr .fen-, ,i j-"jK K!s,s®earing pub.rt.ed to Hrt®,Sf ““ "*r to b. i*r printed and eireu J^-.i r?a Bnrry onee in tach wreklJ °f w~k* previoo,LtU^TdVoTb^/,,0e*’1’’ (A true ropyj ’ **COL^' Jod<v « >^>«*te. 1, »„ bigan, on tlie 'ourtb day Liber 4 of Mortgage*. ou or I TS atf,*rl»-fivr dollars. pro K»*l law bav|ii?-li^rr?tlh?»f1>n»L/’V„,’r?’ '“S'-"VtaartK* s’,1:: 5S,B2r*,fc’ •“ «»l *p If* cling badA humorous ml irt him j>me doctors right; M»i need not ..'.lien v.*ur looddonldigest, ;> xud *i<>n>aCh are Inactive. I ■ad -**-h**s every dny; ittMJ ron 1 .vsiiy f.itlgiu'u. k'ou are b!b r*.‘* Fh-asaut PiTntatlve PeL i*:' all right. Mtiall. sugar­ '.- O .'.rugglste.l praying Mb™ told one th., , hu..tohrftoh:h? Ito., .w.ybj-ZXX •urd hu,**. .Ud l» to^ ii.., to pcrt^-ita. to u_ . >».bd TWkrf .WfiMUy. .,-w ill have street cars. oran<rt*dlu,w‘d 811 Alltbedebtsofthe.Wu firy «<t to wnom a u“-1 11 Rowland Streot, DETROIT. Mich. » �FREMONT TO BLAINE "SKETCHES OF 6EVEN REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS. EVEN president* fore the system of national conven- Untied. Washing­ ton. Adami and Jefferson were ro। cognized»by cummon consent os [the appropriate candidates. Then came the system of nominating by L E J ■ f ■ 1 ■i & Wv £? CP s wnl ADBAIIXM lincolx. method liable in theory to lead to the grave#t abuses, but for the first dozen years remarkably free from them in practice. In 1820 th* method was severely critidsctl; in 1834 it broke down entirely, and four candidate* were in the field; in 1828 the Teuiicsaea Ingtelature nominated Gen. Jackson <nd Pennsylvania indorsed it, while John Quincy Adams wm the oppos­ ing candidate "by common consent ' and tbe indorsement of various bodies In 1882 the Deniocrate held llielr first na­ ' tional delegate convention, and so great was the improvement that with blight changes ail parties have since adopted that method. The Republican*, therefore, found the convention »rBtem ready made to their hand; but followed Whig precedent* In­ stead of Democratic, requiring but a ma­ jority ot all tbe votes cast to. nominate. Of the 1,886,M0 mct\ who voted in 1852 for Gen, Winfield Scott, it is certain that atle.i't five-sixths in the north became Republican1-, and as large a proportion in the south went by way of the "Know Noth-ug" organization into the Fillmore party ot ixn nnd the Bell Everett, or Union party ul 1860. Ot the 155,825 who '♦voted -abolition" in 1852-for John P. Hale—probably every one became Repub­ licans; and by that ingenious trickery ot making a part Bland for the whole, which is ouch a marked feature of American poll lies, this small minority gave tbe slang names at "abolition" and “black Republican” to tlie new party. This form ot moral quackery, by which a part is put for the whole and the whole innde respon­ sible for a part, is peculiar to Ute United" States; in the ;>olttica of other .tuitions proper allowance is made for factions, aud real statesmen are not weighted by vica­ rious folly. The paa«age of the Kansaa>Nebraska bill. May 30, 181*4/was the aignnl for a ttemendoux moral uprising in the north. The young and middle aged voters had beerf educated to believe that the. Mis­ souri Compromise of 1830 was *Z*dlema covenant, registered in heaven, and more . stable lhau tbe Const!tution, since tbe lat­ ter could be amended in good faith; and without a word, almost without a thought, of tariff, Imuk and sub-treasury, the anti­ slavery men of all parties rushed together in a sort of moral enthusiasm, and, organ­ . lalng with, state and local name* only, ob­ tained political control of nearly all the northern states and elected a majority of the Thirty- fourth congress. The first sre■ion of that congress—Dec. 3, 1855, to Aug. 30. 1856— was one long and relcnt*■» ■// slavery; routine business wa* attended to. of oourae, but readers living at the time ean remember nothing but the two sub­ ject*. In H Magazine for Decem­ ber, 1854 (pa; ty the first record we find of the name " Republican” as applied Into general use, and was officially adopted by thone who supported Hon. Nathaniel P. Banks for speaker ot the house ot representative*. After preliminary conventions in all the states and congressional districts ot the north, and informal appointments from a feu place* in tbe so-called "border states,” the tint national Republican convention met in 'Musical Fund ball. Philadelphia, on the 17th ot June, 1856. Never has tho political feeling at the north Iwen at greater beat. A dozen incidents com­ bined to heighten the feeling. But a tew day* before- Senator Charles Sumner, of MoMmcliuM-tta, was brutally assaulted and tauten to insensibility in tlie senate chamber; about the same time the “free State” town of lAwrence, Kan., was cap­ tured by a Missouri mob aud the principal building* burned; at the very hour the convention met John Brown and his "army" were fighting in eastern Kansas against n southern force, and in other parte of that distracted territory armed bands were plundering and murdering their respective opponents, while tbe great city ot San Francisco wasiu complete control of an cjtira legal body known ns tbe “Vigilance committee," which was hanging, banishing aud imprisoning at will. nominated gained strength with every publican* still iuBlsl that with one mouth more to work In they could have elected for Budmnau 1,888,169, .for Fremont I 1,841,264 nnd for Fillmore (•‘American” I or "Know Nothing”) 874,584. Eleven ' northern state* voted for Fremont, for Buchanan fire northern and all the south­ ern states except Maryland, which voted for Fillmore. Tbe defeated were almost as elated as the victors, and tbe victor* rejoiced but mildly and with ominous forelxxlings; far the work of aligning a •solid north” against a “solid south” was bnt too evidently in rapid progress. Four years of turmoil over the slavery quest ion pawed, and in 1860 all tho Issue*, about Kansas aud Nebraska were settled; but there was bitterness In tbe south and angry controversy in every school district of the north. Tbo Democratic division took place; three conventions were held by them and two candidates nominated, and bo the Republicans convened at Chi­ cago in May, i860, with calm assurance of veution ha* been published 10,000 times— in papers, pamphlets, speeches, magazines and books almost without number. It was tlie Ciatrix for the remolding of a nation; the beginning of the mightiest never convened a body containing more carneat, honest and able men, almost every man prominent in it or before it baa since attained national tame, aud many are known nnd noted wherever the English salt of the campaign wa* unfortunate: Lincoln received but 40 per cent, of tho popular vote, and In all the slave states but 26.000 rotes, while hr had 180 electoral votes to 128 tor all others. There wa*. *trictly speaking, no na­ tion*! Republican convention In 1864. Ignored; sad it was quietly assumed that all earnest friends ot the Union were to act together in a great "Union party." It ia a part of the irony of politics that tills was the somewhat boastful title of the party which supported Bell and Ev­ erett tu 1860. In 1868 the old alignment was restored, though the admitted Republican* were of many shades of opinion^ of which Ben Wade may be taken a* of one extreme and William P. Fessenden of the other, and the Republican convention of that year wa* a comparatively tame affair. The Republicans had no other name before their convention tor president than that of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, and as long as tbe last, nnd on the thirty-sixth ballot install. Hl* election and inauguration was followed In a few months by hi* aaasssiuatiem; and It may be said that the twenty-two years of Republican rule in the United State* ended soon after, a* the Democrats bad a popular majority of nearly 600,000 In 1983, and elected Grover Cleveland in 1884. The Republican con­ vention of that year was again held in Chicago and was without special Incident, as the exciting questions of party pro­ cedure h:ui been finally settled In 1880. The present year opens with the Republi­ can convention again set for Chicago, and the party prospects bright. _ meSIOENTlAL Charles Sumner. 2. William L. Dayton, of New Jersey, who bad nerved with distinction In tho senate, was named for vice president. A kmI women to uarn a Bring, provided they VOL. XXX of the machine i* a comparatively «a*ymat- Tlie New York Tribun* prints a Phila­ delphia special giving Ac result of a can­ vas* in five states a* to The choice of load­ ing Republican* for their presidential can­ didate. New York state, outside of New York city and Brooklyn, returns 1,120 re­ plies. Depew lead* with 484; Blaine, 408; Hlscock, 73, and Sherman, 48. Lincoln received 28, with Allison, Hawley and Harris 20, 17 and 16 respectively. Conk­ ling and Sheridan received 12 each, and Foraker and Gresham are tied at 4. For second choice Depew lead* with 818 votes out of 1,112 sent in. Sherman is next with 172. The caurase in New York city resulted tn 848 for Depew; 176 for Blaine and 152 for Shermau. Hlscock, 65; Conkling, 41; Hawley, 11, Lincoln, 9; Sheridan, 8, aud Harrison, 1. Brooklyn'* preference ia for Blaine, he receiving 68 votes, with De­ pew only one behind him. Hlscock re­ ceived 53, with a large number scattering. It is anybody's fight in Pennsylvania. that there is no settled feeling iu favor of anybody. Dropping Blaine, the reeult of what may be called the second choice of tbe slate stands thus: Lincoln, 855; Shermin, 254; Hawley, 108; Depew, 87; Harri­ son, 55: Gresham, 54; Allison, 34. Came­ ron, 28; Phelps, 25; Foraker, 20; Evarts. IS; Hlsoock, 17; Sheridan, 8; Ingalls, 5; Alger. 4; Porter. 1; Beaver, 1; the nom­ inee, 231. Total, 1,266. In Ohio there Is a remarkable unanim­ ity among Republicans in favor of Sher­ man, and all concede that be will have the solid delegation of the state. For sec­ ond choice the four leading favoritee are: Foraker, 253; Lincoln, 241; Harrison, 218;'Hawley, 108. Ten hundred and seventy-five district* were canvassed. Replies were received from the W coun­ ties ot Indiana. In 56 of them Harrison, Is tbe favorite; 26 prefer Sherman, and 10 are lu favor of Greeham. For second choice, out of 1,475 replies, Sherman re­ ceived 852; Gresham, 821; Depew, 108; Lincoln, 106; Blaine, 184, and Harrison 118, with the remainder scattering. In Minnesota the Republicans believe ea received resulted a* follows: Lin401; Gresham, 211; Sherman. 171; Allison, 103; Blaine, 43; Foraker, 28: Sheridan, 4; Conkling, 8; Fairchild, Davis and Rusk, 1 each. On second choice, there is tbe usual scattering, with Lincoln the favorite. X Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware, amount of application and natural quicknw* LOWEST MARKET PRICES. It is a singular fact that of the several eonspftuou* Mugwump* like George W'illlntn Curtis, who mad* Mr. Blaine's nomination in 1884 their only excuse for deserting the Republican party, not one ha* yet vindicated bi* honesty in that re­ spect by declaring hl* purpose to cease acting with the Democrats now tliat the man who was said to he so obnoxious has voluntarily taken himaelf out of the list of presidential posaibiUtiea —El Louis Globe-Democrat. COOK & ,NI Our stock of person, i’erhap* they wouldn't pay a man have sympathy for tbe girls, and so they pay thorn and talk savagely under their breath. their offlccti frequently. A» mere intelligent women find their opjortunitiea tn this voca­ tion. the unin’talligent workers will be o*rtalnly crowded out Into pursuits more suit­ able to their limited abilities, where knowl­ edge ia not so pro-emineot a requisite. —New York Evening Sun. Hardware, Tiwaro aii AiriculW Tools Is complete in every branch. It willpay yon to investigate our goods and prices before buying. tuart, knappen a S Lawy LUNN : BROS BTC ^M-BATEK. ppPRICfs CREAM IhlWDEl akinJ1 x2®T PERFECT THE TAILORS Atto j_| A. BARBER. M. D BiLeopathic Physician Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ev6r shown in Hastings. All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. n W.LOWHY.M D., tr. Physician gMITH A COLGROVE E. KEN ASTON, AU Call early while our stock is complete. lu superior excellence proven In million* of home* for more than a quarter ot a century- ■« l» used by tbe United Mtates Government. En­ dorsed by the beads ot the Great Universities *» the Strongest Furcal, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia. Lime, or Alam. Sold only ln C*n*' PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. sswroiK. -CHicauo. ar. loci*. RESPECTFULLY, I-jiXXTin Bros C. WELTON d-'jSSSgS’ QOOK & SHELDON. 555555B555555555555552555 , New had omitted a few lines, but he spoke a vaat deal of truth, and gave tbe senti­ ment* of millions, from whom not much has been heard for a time, an airing that has been -needed. The bungbeod* who think consent to Democratic fraud !■ the sweetest thing of tbe age are not happy, but the scorching paragraph* of Ingalls will be enjoyed in more homes In tbe northwest than anything recently spoken. —Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. BXKBT punctuation, etc., it becomes ou entirely dif­ ferent matter. But a comparatively small number of type A DEMOCRATIC FAILURE POINTED OUT The Yorlf Tribune print* a letter from Walker Blaine, reviewing the fiaherier treaty recently mode at Waah' ington. Mr. Blaine review* tbe fisheries ^question, and zayz of the pending treaty that it would tax the ingenuity of man to devise a measure les* calculated to inspire ■ our fishermen with confidence for tbe i future or to allay the smart* and wounds ' inflicted in tbe past. Three to five bundred thousand dollar* per year in remitted 1 duties i* not a great price for a nation to pay which is looking around ^>r some way of diminishing its income and lessening it* bank account; but that Is practically : what we would hove to pay for the privi­ lege ot purchasing bait atu! ico and needed supplies. A treaty better devised to bring about the contentions of 1818 conld not , have been framed. American fishermen । will never rest content, nnd this vexed problem will never find abiding solution save under some such agreement as that I of lhe' treaty of 1788 or 1854, honorably I enforced and maintained in spirit and in letter. It negotiation cannot bring about such nn end, there are tWt> measure* that sug­ gest themselves, prevention and persua­ sion. The means for tbe first are fur­ nished in the resolution of congress, • authorizing the president to inflict retallaI lory measure*; the second ia the lately much discussed commercial union. De­ prive Canada of al! business relations with this country, or grant to her a treaty on the basis of unrestricted interchange of product* with the enactment and en­ forcement of our tariff laws. "Manifc*tly tbo fisheries' are for aale," Mr. Blaino concludes "Is it for our Intercet to purchas* them at such n price? Tbe probable immediate answer of tliu general public would be a negative one. • • • A great government 1s bound to maintain it* right* as a nation and to protact it* cltlscu* In their enjoyment of those rights, and that unleo* weakly abandoned thi* very question will b* a sourc* of fruitful dispute tintll it shall b* satis­ factorily, amicably and definitely aottlad. Tbe Hastings Which will be sold at PrtEFERENCES.__ ocratlc frauds and impart an extraordi­ nary tinge of meanness to tbe discussion of public affaire, are troubling them*e!ve* to assert that Senator Ingalls is sorrowful about his speech last week. Ingalls' RANKS. W1U5OX. num fremomt. Hon. E. D. Morgan, of New York, tailed Ute convcnUon to order; Hon. Rolwrt luiimet, of the same Mate, wo* e!>o-cn temporary chairman, and after th* preliminary organization, th* eloquent Henry B. Imuic, ot-Indiana, was chosen Mtmnnenl prwidcut. Many candid..trc bad lawn talked of. but only t wo were formally nominated and supported. In the flrat and only ballot John C. Fremont A Carload of Plain and Barbed Fence Wire of bested preparatory dtetwafon; tbe intel­ lectual giant* of pariimentary strength Oocnty.________ K. TIMMERMAN. ♦ Homcepathic i’hyalc Offlce over Lathrop'* d MARTIN V. BARKE UL Insurance aud Loan J JAMES A. S WEEZE I HMt'nis. Mi Frert,ecu lu all courts of the H. LANDIS, M. • Physica W____ O* ROBERTSON HOUS THE SPECIALIST, F. F HASTINGS, - - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of Hastings Cit DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful Sractice in dealing with such inorders. Testimonials. Of these he ean show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, froth the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. ' HASTINGS. M DRESS GOODS. I have in store a large and well selected stock* of new Michigan. meriyoeeuyledby M OFFICERS W. 8. Goodyear. V Spring Dress Goods DIRECTOR DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from Buch diseases. Now is the time. . Consultation Free. All wool Noveltv Suitings, Cashmeres, Beges, Serges, Tricot* and Turner’s Suitings in all the latest spring colors. iastingj mar In Millinery Goods The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as We have all the newest shapes in Hats and Frames, and com­ a specialist enables him to plete line of Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, ete. easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the Ladies Intending to Purchase Any Goods most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many In my line will find it to their advantage to call and look over our goods before purchasing. of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef feet cure easily where oth­ Apr. 10. ers would fail. J. RUSSELL the � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-04-18.pdf 27bbbf4e111d74d72be2cce010679317 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXII. NO. 51. Hastings, mich.. april is. isss. County News. 1 akbt FREEPOBT. Co, Mich. 00K 4 c; N1SKERN. COOK >U;.-. Kri'TH»’ KAtRS ’ ai.OOPCT Yonr. ‘ - >ad of the year the • _ '. p...iil«e]y tx«lM KATES: । rtclAi ;io*;tlon*. OPPRICE’S CREAM &AKlNg tyWDER] It* superior excellence proven In mllHousof homr*!or more than a quarter of a century It ian and Surgeon. gjttTH 998555 THE SPECIALIST. NASHVILLE, doors north JAMES A. Lawyer, •1 the state. OOkeover \V H. I,ANDIS. M. D., ’V Physican and Surgeon, uhL Mkh. if Kilpatrick's drug *red«y<» umbL . .ROBERTSON HOUSE, , l. I’rojifirtor, a*r. .1 ilci.. u *»<] rll**Llpgi, Midi. Rates, S1.00 per Day. Tbi« H • . . aui pi-utat.: nxini-u The ssirttuix *> ■■ : :x- k mpectfuUjr solicited. fastings City Bank. HASTINGS, MICH. OAFI'FA# SSO.OOO.OO. OFFICERS: 0-O.itobtaw,, C. D. Brcle, Caahier. DIRECTORS: *.8. Good) •AT. W. H. |’«wm, J. A. Greble. ............ .. ■ ». D'liwnelL pL2,_$<rTert-t'-*rl,on. ' Poatinaatcr, Frwport. v' A" *’orthlajid, Weilar Creek. .Norwood, Delton. n«wn'2.T'.’,lc,,2’T fornen. bSI m ^‘devillW * Inlier. Cnwuj » corn» ?.• finiwurd. Hrowani. fij?-Jeyip-<>ranrej file. Hpring*. CRESSYS CORNERS. This u 7 for -h~l The fields look very unpromising for anything more than half a crop. S contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum” SoM only bsrmers are busily engaged in plowin cans. ’ A *•«•«» I. goto, U I’KICR BAKING POWDKR CO. sxw tuUK. chica<k>. ar. Leung. Byron Fisher's new store is nearly completed, and he will soon move his Roods into it and tie ready to serve his o d patrons as well as hew, who may give him a call. y Several teams are at work grading for the depot, which will be completed by the first of May. R- v.e>'“olda m*y address­ ed at Plainwell. The sick are all on the mend except !• rank and Peter Rlckenmore, who are verv sick with measles. T he concert at the grange hall was well attended Friday night Mr. Darin and wife, of Loonldaa. have Into spending a tew days at Milo and Creasy. Rev. Barnes will preach at Creasy the evening ol April 20ih. School opens the 23rd of this month. C.WBIpJON R. TIMMERMAN. Homa-p Kbit- 1’hy.sician * Surgeon, (Off.* wr LzisrvpS drU<'»U>rr.) u, New .-.y’.r’ ’• ba‘**n lhl‘ *nd their *ut>aeriMlot:i to the BANXKK'BMgeut* named fcliove. lUnpectltihy. COOK & NI8KKBN. PERFECT an? burgeon, icr Nevin'* store , . ;• in. AU call* .-'in-led to. Ke»l- Tw M.XU p^, „ - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. okancKville. Mrs. Wm. England Ml add disloca­ ted her ankle last Wednesday. Ora Saddler, of Richland, visited rel­ atives here the past week. Hugh Phetteplace, of Petoskey, re­ turned home last Saturday, after a two weeks visit with relatives and old friends. A. Si. Clem and family returned home from Woodland last week, where they have been through the sugar sea­ son. The donation was a success OnanclalIv. over 86000 being taken. Who will say Orangeville is not a good pla^e to live In? During the past four months over 812500 has l>een rais­ ed for the mlniMcra, and 840.00 to re­ pair the church. L. Hdrper, who has been living In the sKlitge through the winter, will nrv* back to his farm this week. ' Fred Walker and Zua McDowell, of Leighton, visited at C. H. Thurston's lust Friday. SOUTH HASTINOR. Of these he can show enough to convince, the most skepti­ cal. from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, fanners, mechanics and others. DON'T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. School will commence at tbe Star next Monday. Alex Youngs has moved into the house recently vacated by Rob’t Gam­ ble. on Hilsinger’s place. Ret. Chas. Cutler preached at the Star Sundav afternoon, and will preach again next Sunday evening and every four weeks therwfter. Peter Coburn has the job of building the foundation for the bi Him tar school house, and Nort Paton is helping him. ' Elia Coburn is visiting relatives in Kalamazoo. • Vat McCarthy has moved onto his place in this vicinity. E Baldwin and wife are visiting in Battle Cnek this week. Lee S. Cobb, deputy county surveyor, was In this section last week, and stak­ ed out the Freer-Barnaby ditch. The ditcher* commenced work Monday. _ Jno. Slilson has a dandy five days 01 Richard Freer and wife are visiting Consultation Free. in this wetiou before going on their eastern trip. • Testimonials. Tbe Dr. will tell wru plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experienie as a specialist enables him to easily determine, aijd the best tff modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of tnem prepared only by I>r. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fait _____ Suite of Michigan—In the Circuit Court for the AGw»nd Iknki CARLTON CENTER. The funeral services of Chas. Peters were held at the Center church Sunday the J5th. Ell Wellman Is reported better. . Anna Raymond is seriously UL Allen Stilwell expects * man from Ottawa county to help him on tbe farm tbe coming reason. , „n11ntA W MrKiblmn has purchased * couple of tine mares from a man In Carlton lias any one *een thkt fellow from the Tamarac lately. C. O. Fleming took * drive to HaatinUara °and Laverne Ellis are visiting their grand father, A. B. Raymond. Charlie Mason has r'*tu.r“dJ*?mh^e north bringing the measles with him. plain ant. h,„ vMc'i lb«r WHttam IL RanMw. CT* E. B*n«w »nd Hen- Wurren s—1«J “"-r l|uUaTlul S**- ty of Barry. In etenctn-™***.£? u Upon due proof bv »fh.ta< t that wm li■ £ a»w and Henry C. In aotsln the nwve enUlled t! Urourt, reside out of Unj-*H^Kd «f AXn|»^ njri.rtreM*! £*pr»»*d „ ,*"i nir ,r'l'ohn Him «n<l «l" thi oMbou" on W.K. "■■>o'r»u“» •’TTQnlel.’SS w“.talk>!'«• or^dtn S <O B.Ule Creek Sumlny. JI,“ nrSh« E.U« l>«Uw "“O''™1 'X^'wT’Ander.m I. ItnproCn, ’‘"(Jo-ire (SP-ncor l^ .nnirhoureup. ®tef Hid»« 2E> - and whv dmt t he tell oflL L. B- Potter it preparing to move his —.................... V. J ... g:g Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. IS SJKMSA-s,;»S -»•* <?kkk «?«. jsrw1 b*™hool eommHiced in Un .Horta" 5S°1~? ShndiJ. Bev. Harder, of Nash ville, presiding- WHOLE NO. 1716. WOODLAND. FOUR COENEKN. Crockigator appears to be to previ­■ The roads are improving. Adalbert Burton is home again, after ous. _ r The sugar season is now over, and WUl wm in Lowell Saturday.. P^°Ple ar® now taking care of their spending the winter north of here. Miss Cadwell was in Lowell Friday Homer Wood, Lon Woods and wires night. The funeral of Mr. Peters was held spent Sunday at Arab Barnum's fa John larger was in Hastings Wed­ your city. at the Holmes church on Sunday. nesday. t Jerd Campbell is working for Mala Our feed mill has been kept very busy Kenyon for a abort time. . Sweet, of Grand Rapids, waa in during the past week, having been run town Tuesday. .Mis. George Bump has a brother Conrad Smelker has purchased a nlghta part of the time, from Lansing visiting her. . Uncle John McArthur and Billv Mc­ binder of Messer Broa. A Reynolds,1 Lottie Loomis. of Hope, who ha» Arthur have new. windmills. ' UMUngB, C. S. Palmerton has shut down his been spending a tew weeks with C. 8. Smith Will and J. Fox were at Lake • Boice and family, returned to her home saw mill fora time. Odessa Saturday. , A considerable wire slat fence is be­ on StindavJasL John Nagler will doi the carpenter Matie Baine, after making an extend­ ing built in this section this summer. work on John Timm's house. ed visit with her sister of Grand- Rap­ A new fence around our school ids.. returned to this vicinity on Friday John Yarger was at t£e Valley city grounds adds much to its appearance.' last. Thursday and Friday. James Godfrey and wife were In When this is completed, we think that Hat rison Long rejoiceth again. It’s no village in Burry county can boast of a bov of April 13th. Lowell Saturday. Lida Morgan spent Sunday with Mr. so nice a school house and grounds. Mr. Editor, your scribe made a big Remington's people near Lamberquin's Wonder what makes George look so mistake in aiulnm of vour last issue, croaaing. harpy? k was to Nr Y. state that Melvin John Smelker was in South Lowell Lola Goddard has taught a week and Sprague was going accompanied by Thursday. reports good success. Flora Fuller, instead of to Washington D.E. Watters was. In Grand Rapids The Good Templars will give a liter­ Territory as stated last week. Tuesday and Wednesday on business. C. 8. Boice has a new rattler. ary entertainment at the M. E. church Henry- Eckert and Herman Gosch on Sunday evening. April 29th. A were at the county seat Tuesday. > good program is prepared. MINISTER PHELPS: AT HOME. Did you notice the new sign over the George Garlick's time with B. 8. music hall door. Holly having expired, George has John Beeler has Improved the looks gone to Lansing to engage in Carpenter of his place by building a new fence. work. 'People who wish the earliest news Reuben Buras did & very good job should take the Banner.'as it reaches •••-***-»” rr^ui ux, nrauoKug aw, fixing up Main SL Will Miller, of Woodland, com­ us on Wednesday, rendering the news «»d mid be wa* grtug tack on th* mma ra JuDa menced work for J ob Cheeeebrough in of 1 other county papers a little stale. Our merchants are getting on a large ««ed reganiing th» the factory Wednesday. of spring goods. rumor that ta tad Emma Dakin, of Muir, spent Thurs- stock 1 dav with Miss Cadwell. That is a tad piece of road between oon* 1hon* T 0^ and Lake Odessa. oqa tta du.-f j«». fa ST Mrs. J. Fox is spending a tew days -Bonanza ‘ Cora Nye will begin school next «cwhlP- ** I f/ Mi visiting friends in Lowell. taws no intentwoof L/"** Lulu Thompson returned to her Monday. Andrew Miller was arrested on Moni,r^at heme in Grand Rapids Saturday, after by Constable David Haight on a ~3\. “ *“ww‘ .8k. a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. day ' Geo. Perkins. 'civil warrant, sworn out before Justice V? ru^r Our post-master comes out with a Velte by Ed. Miller. Mr. MiUer plead “r guilty to the charge of tresspass, new plug haL We think it becomes not 1 and gave a two hundred dollar bond for him In good shape. appearance before Justice Velte on Mrs. Thompson, of Grand Rapids, is his 1 ,.,u IOua., uh .u p.,u. doubt tbe sincerity ironsTTR rwrxrs. ■ April, JHlh. enjoying a visit with her daughter, Thursday, ' John Bove has the job of building H Mr dwiluiug n nomination. Ba Mus. Lettie Perkins, of this place. wall for Prof. .Smith's Smith’« new house, house ‘L- b«>«t intont «f the Mthe Those on the sick list this week are ths • j- -■ _ -• Tb4’ W»eri«< quarttam, he raid, did not Anna Brunner. Maggie Miller, F. E. -Mr. Smith is sure of a good wall for io .. workman. . appear to particularly intanMt ttu> English is tygood Demings, Herbert Hinkley and Father John • . 1. N. Harter will move to Lake prxipio. So long tia the Canadian people vara Smelker. • this week to engage in the merJ. C. Kennedy, of Caledonia, will Odessa < business. start an agricultural store in this place chantile < EBB AND FLOW OF HOPE. Mrs. Hunsicker will occupy the west of Sisson’s stora He will kt*p a house vacated by Mr. Harter. full supply of farming tools. I Mr. Held has another boy. According to all reports, Crockigator George Baitinger is visiting Wood­ was the fellow to have the misfortune Krw Tame. April 10 —Mr. Conkling wm friends. of falling down stairs. We were not land 1 aware that he was in the habit of stay- r Mrs. Baitinger went to Grand Rapids •o much Letter Saturday that the doctor* Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. raid if be improved as rapidly for onotbv ing up late nights. bnuggs. Mrs. Lou Houghton returned to her Mrs. Rand has left town, and gone to home in Grand Rapids Friday. live with her daughter, Mrs. HoughtalEmma Bitzer went to Grand Rapids Friday. . Mr- F’ok™ »*cnM>d quit* ttapturiog. Tta in, in Assyria. Arthur Haight Is in Grand Rapids. do-u>re. howirw, dw n« raom to ta hapeiom, John Goodrich moves this week to Mrs. Geo. Davenport fell down cellar ^'tween b and 9 p. m., wtan Dr. Bartar the house of C. IL Palmer near the cen­ a few days since, and was injured quite <*raco°l twuw.fromhb Urtvi*itto ter. tta poUmit for tta Bight, ta told tta wtwNew singing books have been pro­ badly. Wm. Cramer will build a house this . Uwn r',Port«ri wta>/s«d him and <ukcd for cured for the use of tbe M. E. Sabbath summer. ' new*: school An ™r tietorj h» tan loeaM in '*'!«“*?“>T"“»• CtaHlnsta George Spencer has his new house en­ during "the <tay, and ia, ia Woodhnd. SovotI tand, wlU be «m- not lost anything — closed. and will soon move in. fart, a Kiiade better than at thi* Unw last Supervisor Potter has begun making ployed. night Hr hax taken a good deal of nutriJohn Smith has completed tbe job of his round of pleasant calls Mrs. Baldwin preached at the U. B. moving C. A. Hough's barn. church Iasi Saturday evening. Frank McArthur and mother visited Frank Smith, of Hustings, visited his friends in Portland on Saturday and parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Spilth, lust Sunday. John Eastman started for Arizona week. Jacob Endinger returned from a Tuesday morning. short visit among friends in Ohio last Wallace and West Pettinglll and Arch Hough started for Nebraska M Tlie-«-nator nd Saturday. n few intalllnot u L- H. Potter is making preparations Tuesday morning. to-n&hL Hi* couitb to “Dad’’ will conduct the prosecution qutartion* to to move his barn and build an addition imprvvtd. I gave him »txnn medicine for in the case of Miller vs. Miller. to the same. „ The funeral of Mrs. Powless, of Man Young Soldier. "Doctor," raid a reporter, “it wa* istee, daughter of L. Emery, whs held thia afternoon that Mr. Conkling attheM.E. church last Sunday, and attended bv a large assembly of people. Will Frace returned from Ovid Fri­ day nig'ht, his trial for disturbing the NORTH-EAST HAST1NOS. peace coming oil before Squire Mills tell yiotl I think tta nmn n a h'.xvU better. I Frank Wolrott and Fayatte Iwley Salurdal- He was found guilty and coma or in a com*to«r KtatA. I *m going will go io Muskegon this week ,w^ere lined aliout 816 and costa. they will spend the summer. > The Congregational young ladies are away. I won’t coma back, and Dr. Hartley Ddos Burlier, after spending several to give a “wide-awake” social at G. A. i» In charge." After Dr. Barker WfL and until 11 o’clock. months with his parents, will return to Truman’s Wednesday evening. Muskegon. The building used as a salesroom is Mr.Otokling dept natlraaly,waking at inter­ S. N. Baldwin has been shingling bis being moved one lot south, and will Im- val*. Judge Ckixe left the bou«n at 11, to get Roma (deep. He raid Mr. Conkling was then transformed iuto a blacksmith shop, Mrs. A. Pennock and little child, of which will be occupied by Arnold Ik*Delton, has hveo spending som« time bolL Mr. Reynolds will build a fine. with her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. D. p*d- new brick in its stead. ' , Isaac Mvers, who moved from this waltader. Mrs. Ashley has sold her property place to Midland last winter, was in the and will make her home with her village Thursday and Friday, having manager of Um WUkwitam. t«aw hall duh ia daughter Mrs. Church. been brought back on some cnaliel 188fl and 1H87, and well known to the profoefell down otair» at bl* home hen- MooTwo taggers were on our streets Fri­ mortgage business. He was not de­ non, Sr night, and nutoined injuriea Uiat ra­ tained, however, and went home Fri­ day last. ted in ill* death Tuesday morning. Ha Mr. Lichty has moved on Mr. Rapb s day night. Presiding Elder Weik, of Reed City, Mav Baldwin has returned from will preach at the Evangelical church Milwaukee. Her many friends will be I on Sunday evening next. The new drug store of Baughman & glad to see her again. J Louie Wood and wife and Homer Buel Is running and presents a veryWood and wife spent Sunday at A. 1. neat and business like appearance. Barnum’s. Aylsworth A Co., who dosed out hadulit-de daughter of whom hewn very I. .Baldwin has been quite sick with their business at this ptace intending to fend; who wo* tenderly devoted to him. Ba the measles. ___ go to Big Rapids, were jockeyed out of Mrs. Sprague, of Augusta, has been their location they had contracted for visiting at Demott’s and Stewart's but at that place, and have re-opened their was called home by the death of her stock in the old Kocher store. granrl mother. . II. M. Lee is putting up a unique Sunday school at the Altoft school awning, his own invention, not patent­ house began last Sunday. ed. in front of his place of business Mhu Hutchison will make her home It is highly probable that our school with her daughter Mrs. Kio<tl*y. 'Oh, I know," mid the doctor^ daughter, Mrs. Grey, of Kendallville. Ind., will building will be henceforth heated with steam. "we will go to tta college and get papa, and spend a sv.ort time with her niece Mrs. Dick Sturgis* face has an enlargement Geo. Moore, thence she will go to Chiof its ordinary pleasant smile, and it Is ^tertie Johnson, of Coats Grove, has all on account of the new boy which ar­ Tta two cirl» started for tbo Medical coL rived at hi# house last Thursday. been spending a week with her aunt Mrs. Clement Smith, of Hustings, Mrs. Philip Dunbar. Nor* Matthews, of this place. Is was at Truman's over Sunday. Chas. Smith haicommenced work on a table, and the young girl** father, tbo doc­ clerking for the firm of Stauffer & his new house corner of Washington tor, waa engaged in tta work of diraoctioa ^Mre^Theodore Demott was called to nod Qut*en streets. . upon a Bring dog, which waa aona attar Miss Ella Jenks, of Battle Creek, is than the loft greybewnd. the bedside of her dying mother last week, and is now remaining with her Visiting the Misses Barl»er. The little folks had a jolly candy puli sister who is very ill ut the residence of F. M. Smith Satur­ day evening. ------------ -- —----------- —----------- -------- — EAST CARLTON. Prdestrtanlsm Is the latest fad among floor, Tbe dog1* mlclraM acr«unr«l and Mina Crowell leaches in tbe Friend the local young men. It takes the | rtuhed away from the room. But tha pro­ school house andI la well liued. _ Mr. Standley has rented the Hollow- form of a four or five mile run before feMor's daughter remained, Mitill and pula Must be appetizing, BL I a* death, her eye* »iA> open and staring ok peter farm on the corner and is about breakfast. least. • I h»T father. Just aa be, looking op, prreeivad to move onto the same. Rev. Koebl- r has moved toFlint,and j wliat bad happene-l. be aaw hl* daughter Geo. Lydr has loot a valublecow. the new Evangelical clergyman. Rev. {linking down in a faint H* apraug to bar John Allerding has a good farm Geo. Johnson, of Caledpniu, will soon and rairad her in hi* arm*. Hho did not rw h°WnL0IwTui*mB hBB mfuSe 500 o( locate hire. I cover couKiooancw for two day*, and waa Daniel Gariingw, one of Glasgow’s then in a torrihle fever. Riwovcring from maple sugar. ' , , genial Germans, was married iiwt Wed- i the few, it wm found that *be had wall Dr. Abort is gaining slowly. nesday to Miss Amelia Eckard, of nigh lost her rearon. She will, tbo narrator Mertie Stairs is able to be up and Woodland. They will occupy the of the *tory says, probably alw*y» bo tba RlT’roi^hing"^! the W. M. chart* last house on Queen SL formerly occupied I vioim of monomania.—Boatac Traown0 StidSiy Rev. Martin. by Bev. Koehler. > "Listener. �IHVALBABLE for CHILDREN FARM AND garden Simmons •oil outside contains sufficient food to keep up the growth'of tta plant.' Poul­ try manure and Peruvian guano have each rendered valuable service when ap­ plied In the drill. Liver Regulator. mild a nature that it may be adiuinl child or ihe youngest .... it- *—• ~*x'; — -• ■ ■ rv'iills. IMe child will no: will tiave a taiullv (Jirnlrinti which will save you only Family M.-tlrine. Mv nwther twforr me was wry W«W to U It iussafc. cnod und reliable medicine for any dl*oider of the system, and If used In time >s a groal preventive of f sickness - Ki'.i. J*s, Boi.i.ixs, Pns- CIVlTni PDPP Fiftyc-nuworthWshnrm XKN KKKK lOKPlKdoxravta for family UJxli 1 1 UD13. entertainment totbreewh» order<>f a dnuntKt one tax of “Jcvkkn." afie.. and who mail the outside wrapper to IIamil tox Ciiumk alCo.. P <». r-'' ism. New York. ■•Jt vEKN' is the recipe oi the srratwt Mtecial Irt llvlns for constIpation and ItidlRrotlon. ) ADVERTISERS.- l.ow.«l tales for «<lvertl*ln<in 1,000 good newspapers sent tree. T a.a.1— 1 rV<k ... k. THE Leading Magazine ' CHRISTIAN MISSIONS “Missionary Review of the World.’ SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2 per Year aiwgln Copy. X5 remta/ |« Ctata W X«-n . M Will aptritiuu taste ut "It must speedily make Ils wojniutoihousMidf homes." ■ ous loyalty to evangelical truth, mat editarl.-, aklll. and an Intense awl lofty dcvouuiew, oi spirit |«nradlM every Me made It a pertedi cal of extraordinary vsta-.' Just the Magnrlnr ter tbe General Reader. Keep ikmUikI on all branebroof the weriL Mention this paper. Add re FUNK & WAGNALLS The important subject of plowu mid plowing lias taco recently shown forth in its many phases by Profesoor Sanborn, in a bulletin giving a report of results and oteervattomi gained and made «n the Missouri state agricultural grounds. Fol­ lowing is a brief summary of these ob­ servations: ’ jy1 FIU. 1—PUOPElt VKlTH. 1. A deflection of the traces when un­ der draught from a Btraight linn from ■boulder to doubletree rctmltMiu a decided loss of power, and such low -fg applied to the galling and worrying of tbe horse. 2. The use of n truck or a little wheel under the end of tta plough taam gained 14.1 per cent. <if the draft as an aver­ age of the trials made, and ia addition gave a more uniform furrow and relieved the plowman. This saving cun be tnadu only when the line of draft is right. 3. The use of the coulter was, without exception, attended with a derided lorn of fu«e or increase,! draft by whatever form of coulter used, but was lew with tbe new style coulter than with tta roll­ ing and old fashioned coulter. Tbe aver­ age guin of draft by dispensing with the coulter was 15.0 per cent. Tta coul­ ter invariably disturbed the line of draft, resulting iu a furrow of different dimensions from those formed without it. 4. The draft of a plow derreases as depth of furrow increases unhl it rractas I tta plow's normal imjMKitv, and then taervaseti as the depth I*, increased lievuad this capacity of tta plow. This law to modified by tta fact that as a furrow in­ creases in size the rat|p of cutting face or edge of plow to the furrrfw turned decseaswi. . . 5. The draft of a plow dixsreatas as ■width of furrow incroiwe until the nor­ i mnl capacity of tta plow is nuicl.-cd, after which it increases again under the same limitations as in previous case of depth, yet it does not increase in as rapid a ratio as is seen in case of depth. The ai>«uhue draft in a 15-inch furrow was leas than fora 10-inch furrow. The discord of these results with those previously found by others has weceral possible explanations, one of which may poadbly be the influence of plow Improvement. f. Tta necessity of intelligently gdjust­ ing the furrow to the normal capacity of tta plow or using only plows that, will be nomml to the furrow turned was mode apparent. The loss in draft from a furrow varying from the plow's normal cnpMity by two points only was for an avernge of al! trials of varying widths and depths 21 per cent. From the standpoint of draft it is. {mor economy to turn a small furrow. Three horses orc tatter than two in plowing. 2.000,000 acres M*«A tro0 EJU. 2— IMPItOFEB DEPTH. 8. If one adds the Having from the three factors discuRxil—truck, coaltera and width und depth—one gets 49 7 pir cewL; of a plow with truck on, coulter off, and vens ,ln euring erotin whooping-cough, cold-, plow a good sized furrow, will give thia taaraenea*. bronclilil*, and like throat and’ per cent, of gain when put against a plow lung affertlons m rouiawn to childhood,, make* It Justly popalnr aa a txM*ehoid * .-QC « 11 with coulter on, truck off and turning' a remedy. Peekhatn'a Croup Hem- U^eS 811 nhallow, narrow furrow; or rather tta , edy is ptesNint to take aud eon- fnrmc nF latter will draw 49.7 percent, harder than teta nothing the leant injurious forms OI the former, it the protesKor'H data are cor-' to the n>ort delicate etiiri. No •nun rent. form of opiate enter into ItaeoM- JLiuu V. A seven by fourteen inch furrow re­ position.lln n-1.i <»hvlati<< ibr wup’-Mngeffect result!ng-from the atadnltfraUsci of the various quires abont three horae power to turn it. fimpQ coogii miiturr-on thrruarkft. Those who n*e two hones, either turn a VUFeS Keep Peekbam'sCroup Item■ Whftfmi n riway« a: hand, it l» safe small, costly furrow or overdraw their WllOUping-^.j certain u relieve. Given Jhitmcs U[x>n nod land of tta kind in <jue»CniicHv ,o >°"r Mul** <M,M lB Un"'' tion—ii clay loam. ' many »teeplrM<. atixions hour* 10. A furrow turned wltose size jit not w|U ta avnWnl. A single fl!FAR trial will ascure your mmt tuieo Dcd-uml to the jjQn ta usually, If net al­ ways, n jerky or uqeven one, jx>ur aud ,iS Coughs and haul on 1 he workman. The uccompanyUi'ls'w Colds. ing cuts, which reprewnt tta acuud „®“Mev«rs. Hcigler it Rowdi; uierakanu. > draft and Its flactuatiuns nt vorylug Fleeport. MIdh., writes:—We have sold »<»«• depths anil width*, shmr this. Attesftkm edy- juiraoleeins rt to do ail that la Maimed ia called to the irregularity of tbe llaea In for IL or refund.the pt let. aud not vue tattle Figs. 1 (proper depth/ and 2 (improper ba» ever been relunit-d depth) iu comparison. The wrong depth gives an uneven draft The name • waa nadUM'S CBtfOP REMEDY 0 Peckham. Free- found Jn cute taken where a loo narrow non. Mich. Soldiby all dniftgixw, We. and Me. furrow 1b compared with a furrow of per bottle. proper width. In both cases the more Irregular Hues drew tta harder of the two. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. • ja, ■ The time for corn varies with - . i tbe lullt tide and also depends much apon CATARRH A■ mild “T;, a- “»» “ “• and tbe ground warm is a safe rule, Creoffl Baja Cleanses the Nasal Paaaages. Allays Painnc n fl a m snail on. Heals the ttores Seises of Taste and Smell. TRY THE CUR! 2 rue m partlrulsm. which we m.n; A Co., pnrtbmd. Maine. I I I I I i planted in drills, and corn planters and cultivators are quite generally adopted, aud it is commonly conceded that the drill systeminduces tta greatest yield, other conditions being equaL Flat culture is now the general rule for the corn crop, ft having long ago been proven that hilling is not required for tta support of the plant, ns waa formerly supjiosetl, and there ta also a saving of latar in the flat culture Bystem. A plan of drill culture, favored by some on light and naturally dry upland, Is what la known as the fur­ row system of planting. The field is broken up as usual and made level. At the time of plautingone thorough harrow­ ing is given and the furrows laid off and thrown up into five feet lieds, tta corn being planted in the furrow's between the beds. The object of this plan ta to insure moisture to tbo crop. The fertilizers are sown In the bottom of the furrows and mixed with the soil by running along the furrows a sharp single shovel coulter or dragging u chain through them. Then tbe med ta dropped and covereth The after cultivation la dune with culti­ vators, which gnuluafly level down the surface of the ln-d*, returning the soil to the corn and leaving the general surfare level when completed. The system of “checking’' corn, m> that the cultivation tnny ta in 'two dlrectir.M, direct and aero**, ta much practiced in tbe northern and western stales. At the east ami in ninny o( the middle states planting ia drills mid cultivating shallow and flat with cultivator and hoe prevails among the more progressive farmers. As to tta matter of seed, farmers are advised for ttalr general crops to plant such varieties us in former years have proven successful iu their own localities aud iu soils similar to their own. Small plots may ta profitably employed in test­ ing new and promising kinds introduced by trustworthy seedsmen or oilier ’* Tta old German wax bean Ims long en­ joyed an enviable reputation among wax beans. It matures early, the Savor is superior and its pods are tender, but It Js not ao prolific as some other varieties. NEW PROLIFIC GERMAN WAX BKLN. And now is introduced for tl|e first time tn the public the new prolific German wax I l*ean, an improved strain of the old fa­ vorite German wax. This new strain, •which has-been tested in many localities with both held and garden culture, apl*ans to have given very general satisfac­ tion. Vick, who has been testing it for four years, has ft' catalogued this season under the -name of New Prolific German Wiyc. Ilia stock was started from a eln- while the general appearance of the plant «f the new.prolific resembles the old and rekainsite good pointe, Vick claims for .tbe newcomer that it is a utronger and more robust grower; its jxxls arostraight­ er, longer, rounder, and that it is more than twice m productive—in tact, comblnew all tta good qualities of the old with the improvemenu wrought by yean at careful selection aud cultivation. Minnesota Leads the ‘World wimrever that maybe. In nil localities. Three conditions are esscxitini to tbe pro­ duction of a paying crop -of com, namely tittup*-. Progressive formers have de­ monstrated the economy of a thuremgh preparation of tta soil far the Heed; in­ deed not a few of our most nucasstful growers advocate and practice, ns liest and easiest, the cultivation previous to planting; that la to nay, they do not u*o« plow after planting, but let nil the deep culture of the soil precede it Where manure is required the better way Is to spread it broadcoHt nud plow it tn, ft Cerars, or harrow ft in, if well pul­ verized and deconqxMed. When manure in thoroughly incorporated in the soll.Xhe roots of the plants are certain to take it up, and tta development of ear and grain will correspond with that of stalk and leave-, which la not the ouw> when a limited amount of fertilizer is placed iu hill or drill only. To gain Che lK**t resuta from the employment of •tlmnbdlng eleiucnte in hQl or drill, available plant — must THE TEN VIRGINS. polut gained, and tta cmptoynreuUt ftrUliiera ia tbe of decided advantage, provided, «s drill has la hfirt ro^tSd.^Sc Parents are often worried about agbiuhfirow ; lug signs tit WIRE STAKES ADVISED FOR PLANTS, A PROLIFIC WAX BEAN. force Into th* thlug American Garden made an admirable suggestion when it advised wire plant stakes as worthy of adoption. In these days, when wire ta so mneh used for fences aud arbors, there are always short lengths left over that can ta utilised for stokes. The authority referred to tells just l>w to do this: Take wire of sufficient strength to afford some support istaall wire will do tor deli­ cate little plants, but heavy ours require stout); straighten ft mid cut into lengths from one t to three and a half feet; then, with a pliers or use of an anvil swage, bend one end into a ring, as in Fig. 2. run waxb. '■ import-* w put this curve on the end, ns it holds the tying material la place without taing bo tight ns to choke tta .pfiufl,* mid without it tta Khnrp -wires nre a constant Moarce of danger, talng liable to catch in the clothing and M-rioualy injurs anyone thrown upon them. Group* of flower htaiks can ta tied up by taking th rev of the slakes and pawing the string through the wire loops. A tatter way when shap­ ing the wires ta to mhke notes of them into jaum, shaped m In Fig. 1, where ths tops catch together, furnflng a wire circle to Hupport tta plants, allowing them to develop their naturaj^tanuty of growth. If these wires are <lipjn-d'into thin paint or Hack varnish they will hut for years. Au easy way to do this ta to atop up one end of a piece of two inch gas pipe of the right length, fill with tta varnish and quickly dip the rtakes in aad hang them up to dry. Make these now and you will lie glad of ft when staking time cornea. Now is the time to study the catalogues of trustworthy seed men. | According to late nccoants tbe Louisi­ ana strawberry crop ia the largest ever grown. . Arkansas and Texas claim that tta im­ migration Into those states during the post year has been greater than in any previous hcmbou. Prof. De Mirth is quoted as saying, that hay fed to a cow between menln Is worse than wasted, as it interferes with the di­ gestion of the regular ration. bi no way can a fanner with lean trouble enrich a pom field with scanty hcrlKtge than by feeding sheep on it; So Sffinns an English sheep farmer. Readers interested in tta production of silk cucooub can obtain InformaUon o the subject by applying ;u> the comaili doner of agricultore, Washington, D. C who lias on hand some silkworm eggs fa dlslrlbutiou. Tha Tired Feehnq the following: Mr C. H. Morr&rk. Ark.. »ys: "Wiw down »cea of ImkgB, and friencto and LESSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, IN* ano pronounced mu an incmabk TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 22. consumptive. Began taking W! New Discovery for consumption, urn now on my third bottle, and abl« to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made." Jease Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery fot consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.** Try IL Sample bottles free Oil with their lain;*. grace should gu with a at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. The wenth.rl .. . .... especUfljr upon those who mod of tta time. The pec-j complaint known as "tlCi strength to . ..ura ami Hmm beg-m Bleep soundly; could get Up without ti, • tired and Unguid feeling; amt n.y apu«i... Imnroviid." II. A v......... soon to Ids church a* rxjx'rtwl. Not This remedy is liecoming so well known and bo popular as to need no another's need boor shut, tu much fcr tbe social mention. All who have used Watch ejtwic hitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine,dciea not. ex­ ist, and it is guaranteed to do al! that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum, and other affections caused by impure blood. the perfect number of secular life, a* “seven" Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fe­ inated hi tbo arithmetic of Uie ten fingers.' vers. For cure of headache, constipa­ tion aud indigestion try Electric bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or mon­ fanned a congregation to build a synagogue, ey refunded. Price Wets and 81 per then* wore ten commaiidtueuta, etc. Thia. bottle at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. seem to teach half conMimmatiun, tbe fingers The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, fleers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands The parabk ia boMxi upon tbe marriage Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively' cures Piles, or no pay Late iu the evening, attended by - his friends, required. It is guaranteed to give per­ or "gn’ornamcn,'’ to the bride's dwelling. fect satisfaction, or money ijefunaed. PrieeSS cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear & Co. went injirorosnion by torchlight to the bride­ Thieves are ridding Rollin larders. groom's house, tairig joined on tta way by THE HOMELIEST MAN In Harting* aa well invited guests rtta virgins in the parable) with torches. .When tin, bridegroom's bouse m the handMmirat and othcrv call at our More Strenfft/n-n the System. Hood's Sarsaparilla U charactertr..*d ta three peculiarities: 1st, the ooteMii^ ~f remedial agents; 2d, the proportion, id.f.r process of securinf; the aetbe mt-dknu qsallties. Tta result is a medicine of strength, effecting cures hitherto unki.-,.-, Bend furlxtok containing additional e»Jd.;a.-k. •• HomTs Sarsaparilla tone* up my system’ politic* tuy bl.KKl. sharpens my atmetite.^-J vrcuui to make me over." J. 1'. Tu<.«!■*.>« IteitUler of Deeds. Lowell. Mas*. •• Hood's fttntaparOls taat* all other- arj h worth its weight In pild." I. Iiajuuxgiv* 1J0 Hauk Street, New York Qty, JUUU'<1U-’*. only by C. L HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mau. IOO Doses Ono Dollar. DON'T SCOLD a man for groaning when ta hv Rheumatism or Neuralgia. The pic ia simply awful. No torture in ancient times was more luisfid th^: these twinxltauM-.-. But—ought. a man to ta blamed if, having itheumalum or Neuralgia, he won; -u.„. AUi-L>ph»ro», whea it has cured thoosauds who have rnfT.-r-.-J ia i|,c same way J It ba* cured htrnda .. after physicians ha< preuaunev.! FOR 25 CENTS get Ketnp'a Lirer IHto for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complex­ ion. W. H. Goodyear, druggist"I TRIED Everything, without relief, but Kemp's File Suppositories cured me." Ho writes A. G. Rose. New London, Conn. Price W cent* per box. W. H. Goodyear, druggist. Ties are being shipped from Union City by the car-load. While' tta virgins symbolise _ Church of Christ, tta lamp would represent the outward profession c tianity. Tta “oil" stands for tta the lamp typifies tta outshining of holy life, "bridegroom" to none other than Christ GLrxxv-r, the Children. They are ehXJkW V p,.-tolly Hable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee Acker's English Retnedy a positive cure. It naves hooxa of* anxious watching. Sold by W. H. Goodyear & Co., Druggists. linguiahaUe until tbe cnxia cornea Sheep shearing festival at Vandalia, Cass county. May 4. taking of the lamps is everything, but tbe wi»e seem most concerned about taking oil in CrKrixl 6 cent* for Uh- brautlftil colored pic­ ture. “Moorish Maidcu." THE iTHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Kall St. H.T. LOW TOURIST RATES. For >47.60 a first-daas round tana, the coming nnuiutict-urmg oratrs of the nortbwvaL ■ M ar.Rsuu a OulvSaCOO M*sWp»A tnrrb. which affected my c»r* aud hearing; have employed many phixlrlaui without rebel. I am now oo my Freond battle of Ely * Cream llalra. anctjyl confident of a complete cure— Mary C. TWnjwon. Cerro Gordo. III. Beings auflerer from chronic catarrh, and having derived great hciirfit from the u»e of While tin- bridegroom tarried they all, both Ely** Cream Balm. I ean highly recommend it. wb«. and foolish virgins slept. Tbo word Ito »ales are far In excess to all other- catarrh “siumberod" signifies ilrowiuaeas, n-Killing, remedies.—B. Franken. DnutglsU, Sigourney. while “sli-pt" describee tbe full unconscious- YfffflIWMM?0 tvvolUtlonlMNJ the world IIYlIT 0!'-”“ over the eounux-witboat ■wii.iniilnr the wortrn. from their homes. 1‘uylltn-nd; anvoue ra>> do English spavin liniment removes all a guilty sleep. hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blern- g V. 0. At ••midnight," when that which was ishes from honma. blood spavin, curbs, splints, sweeney, ringbone, stifles, before, aax-ounBprains, swellings, etc. .Save 850 by use of one bottle. Warranted: Sold midnigbt for the Chur h of Christ ia when by Goodyear & Co., druggists, Hastings. Charlotte's gas well is to be 1.8u0 feet fallen uik> the couunrm roarer of the world. deep and cost 83.400. Excitement LADIES PEERLESS DYES. Ihey will dye everything. Tbey are sold erary where. Prfee 1 or. a package—tt colon. TIict ------ ---------- - *“ ’-‘vhtuesa. atnoant PAINT I « > Bymla« I “■■Mm ><.e inoval of tlw fungi which bad gathered Hi I Special bargain ii Goods, Plushes. Silks, vets. Also Flannels and E Underwear in white scrrlet cheap. We can save you m your Cotton purchase? in bleached or unblea MARR & D YOUR BUCCY set forth. The new ferry steamer\ SL Ignace parte tbelce in the straits like a knife. In front of Farmers FOR ONE DOLLAR If your stomach Is disordered, try a bottle of Cobb's pills. 40 fur 25 cents. W. IL Goodyear. John D. Ross, aged 86, tanker and old time resident at Buchanan, is deud. so that you can see ti ine mark down. •tore. Baughman & Buel. Druggists. Hasting,. Mich. «l«y already falling on their cars. Have you put off ing a Cloak? If »o, now is your cl gave money on the ment. Marr & Duff have down all their Cloaks and under. You can have a go line to select fcom at traordinary low price. This is a chance to Lanies’ and Childred cheap. We have marked t over in Eed Figu Measles are reported in nearly every rion may posribly be indicated. Hut them town in I^enawee county. Hill’s Peerless cough sprup is fast becoming the popular remedy. No cure, no pay. IVw H. Goodyear. GREAT Annual Cleariu H. Goodyear druggist. Bangor comes to the front wrly with a parsnip 3 feet and 8 inches long. JHS. S. KIRK 2 chicaco. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and get free, a trial bottle of Krtup’a Balxara for the Throat and Lungs.' It eures acute and 'NkCuVX.W uf 010 thto«»«rf *N» O life are sorrowfully jet °“ °r Acker', Dyapepala Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Constipation; sold on i positive guaranty at 25 and 50 rente, by W. H. Goodyear 4 Co.. Druggists. e floating the chief COITS HONEST proceaaion. No one can supply grace for- Parents, don't let your children suffer when Hill’s Peerless Wonn Specific tbo moment. It took tta virgins longer at this unseasonable hour to buy oil than at any will relieve, or no pay. W. H. Good- other lime. There h a special time when a duty may be «ui«st done. Efllo Hauk, aged 8. died at Quincy 1.1 , . .--- . -MM T.CTU IVW.J from burns received at a brush bonfire. with burning lamps and with hearts lighted up with joy, went in with tta briilgroom into Indigestion, that conscience of everv the baiMjuctiug bouse. Then "the door was bad Btoruach. can ta cured bv using shut." Light nod joy inside, sorrow and darknew without. "Almost saved, but lost” Hill’s Sarsaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. We shut the door ourselvre bv neglecting to A spark from a pun of coals burned be pn-jKired to enter. the residence of E. W. Eno, Blissfield. V. 11. The foolish virgins returned as Or lit ’ HOUSEPAINT Ifl $ » COIFS FLOOR PAIRT^I® ZeaWONT DRY STICKY lit aio toed. It ta aperitive cure for Ulcers, Erup­ Fred L. Heath, Harting*. tions or SyphUliia Poisoning. It purifies the whole system, and banlahea all Rheumatic In -Italy, as well and Neuralgic pains. We guarantee 1L find a pleasant dta W. H. Goodyear *Co., Druggists. ono, in a city of northern Italy,' where I It has token several serious ncorches noxlrd some articl« of clothing. lUving a’firi!4engine Orei’C1 to U>e nee88Hity of Jost arrived, I Wn entirely unacquainted with tbe place aud inquired of a clerk at a lTp«. Mange, ane Scratches of every forwarding or cxpns* ofllre, whore I Lad thankful. But not always. Mr. W. W. Gri®n. snmn -1.. k.li__ _ . . . Kind on human or animals cured in 30 "MAY GOD BLESS YOO! mlnutee by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by W. H. Good­ • — —• —xuu w rvuia go ZlMo*On°‘-1did DOt *“*’hi,n to 1X11 hln1' year, druggist, HwUngs, Mich. i Lmery, Mendon, has purchased 4,°00 ponndB of peppermint oil at 81.40 and 81.45 per pound. ,(TVfct as I did not nrsrt wouj# palpitate for two hours nt a time. M^Jfgswouldjgt raid to the knees, and 1 fully •xi>ected to die. In September. 1M1,1 taught » bottle of Shaker Extract of Boots, or ftelsrl F and ling of appetite are en- Where Are You Going? *» Hkamlk TAt’KN UM thing else 1 might want It i»IK«dblo that be i ___ for bringing purcbarera to’this shop, bun tta steep pounds in four da Extriwi of Roon, or had finished the sixth Xllou Which . , , ---- --- —— MJ CITO him a chanca to make a little money. Letony ■trumier in ____ J : ---- — J -un- l irrKS Ml go with him to a Hilar's Mom and help him to W. L DOUC ?lS.HOE.lot*T M BHUK. th «HOK I a eighteen pounds- This remedy �CIPUD speculations vortex. ANXIETY AND agony t>F ALTERNAT­ Pan* and Bcrha: he rune ne-» ku___ 2_ ING HOPE AND DESPAIR. have been troubled with rheumatic nil “My right IihiiiI IimaI __ _i_ R lose and I short bn nd A friend uf mitw. Dr. floatinc soap - swallowed up in the vortex of speculation. I am continually going to Wall street—I feel proof against ita temptations-aa I like to vratel. o- —____ _ ... o~.i. entirely recovered. I shall n- ver ta rommed y.,„r evelkmt radfamta, and wish you uiii< h «uc. cot. . . ,r“^' 4 8 WlliTK" And licre la another witneaa. *'Bkntox, Ark. August, '4blh. IRK7. Last spnug 1 waa^ngerenaly .filirted ■with ertaitta-la*. and mr life wu. __ > the Union. One day I encounter Smith, of Denver, and I inquire after Jones, of U" 1» EmI the chief JBS. S. KIRK & co.. CHICAGO. bustufm, I used live fattfa* 3 Il Wintioii.xK.E<l SalineCfamer." Treatnw on Blo» I and Skin nratiwi neo ux swift Srcgiric Co. Uniwer J, Ail .to. Ga. 1 the three last Nominations. Were Mr Cleveland just ## strong «* he was in 1884, be would still present no as- । WO»VBUCAK XATIOXAL COXVKTIOM suranoe of carrying this state HfaplurnlCIXMATT, JX-XK Ifi, 1878. Ity was only 1,047. No other New York I candidate for- tbe presidency on the Dem- !_____ Caolldatre. ocratic ticket ever recrfvwl within tbe Toul Tnt* centprv so wretched, a support, except ’ Horace.Greeley, whoae «*vw fa out of con­ Ind... sideration as a Democratic one In any Morton. Bristow, gy... sense. How cun the prestige of 1 047 Cbnkfing. N. T. plurality answer as a rallying cry at St. Hayes, O------Louis for Cleveland's ireuonunutiouf— Hartranft, Pa... Albany Times, Dem. GKi.AT : Rave ft'ii piit off purchauI ing a; Cloak ’ I If ho. now ,i- yuur chance to 14ave’money ' ii the investi mer-L •; Marr a Duff have marked dbw'ti ah the’.; t leaks- to cost land under, i You can i:a\c a good fresh | line td eelect f' "in at an extraordmary low price. Tbi- is a chance to purchase Lanies’and iliildred's Cloaks cheap. { ■ . > i We iiave'niai K',d them all !____ • oyer in • • ' Henry George says the Mills tariff bin possesseti. “iu common with Mr. Cleve­ land's ntMtct, the nil .cqmtwiwating vir­ tue-' that while "profeasing veneration for protection,’' it really givra it h deadly blow. So it fa nn "all compensating virtue" to profess one thing mid mean another, is it* The president should send somebody to’Mr. Georg* and a*k hinMo ■top talking. He ia giving tbe whole snap away.—Inttiamqwlis JonnuiL BsrcaucAX xatioxal coxrxrriox, cmCAOO, JVXB 7, 8, 18®. CsV’lxteUw. Total ... Grant. nis.. Etei.iuita. . Wwdtburne, Ufa Wls4..tu. Mian Oatfield, o. . Doakfiag n v - . ( 'Garfield nominated on tfa tldrty-Uxth inltot. I BgPUBhk'AX XATIOXAL CONVujtTJOX dllCAGO, Jl’XK «, lb84j ' I’reMident Clerelnnd f?’not yet the notn* hive oi the Dcmoerntic party, and we 1st M • M 4th 4th <kn«!M*i«a Bai t Ital u PalX Ball earnestly hope he will not be. —Birming­ RIS-, ham Age, Deni. 1- > Yon mny nrgue ever so elegant ly agamst Arthur. a succrts; the success wins everr time.— Uncle I'srk. • Spring Mr.tl.lnr Tht* tfavesait) of a spring medicine is Ge almost UDivrraally admitted Au<l the i I3au>-' n. :ni-uitrO on the r-unh tal.'t superiority of Hood’s Sarsaparilla for;; Majority v.>te twremary to a ch ,tret . this purpose be<*oiDMi nionr* - Hnd' Ilion- rrblicaa uai^al conreoucn. rar. Tha» power ___ elr-mcnt-* O iTvj iwn .. to purify the blood, and «> ttuw* PITH AND POINT OF POLITICS. ~1h .and henlth which "the -.ynof syrdnitth LMj.000 b, last bear atUy-k on tbo market cleaned him out completely. Re gono hoine -witboat anything; and he hnd >400.000 or >500 000 made by land speculation, w hen he camo to ur5t *" “£l °f rwnarks Smith. But he wasn’t quite smart enough for Wall •trret. I told him hat suring how lie was Roing. but bo wouldn’t beHove me. Now w uuwn acre. Arent you afraid, Smith, that thev’U nt our scalp one of these daysF “ “Not a bit They've triedit often; but I ror all my hair yet I know their wnvs. Pm too old a bird to bo caught" ' Some months later I ran upon Brown, of Chicago, and after a little chat I exprem the hope that Smith is flourishing. “Flourishing I Not exactly. Haven't you beard what happened to him! Nol Ho went shorten Reading and he got ‘busted’in rbort order. He's ao poor that he's in a cheap boarding house ia Harlem. You remember what a figure he use! to cut at the Windsori He's trying to get up again; but he hover can. Hi* father left him a handsome for­ tune ten year* ago, and be couldn't raise >500 toiay. He's too hopeful, too reckless. Ho doesn't know when to take in sail" “But mayn't you l« in the' aamo condition anme timer The .Stock Exchange is the mod uncertain of plarea. A man of your pur­ suits h ulna)-* living on a mine." “Don’t bother about me. I watch these thievec Tlioy can’t hnrt me. I always sleep with one eye opm, aud thejRcnow* it Cldcago is sharper than New York. A man <ducated there can get on anywhen-. Robinson and I-vou know Robinson, of St. IaMiuf— haven't'got, caught yet, and we dent intend to be. We'rn as wide awake as any of tbe bayii, and they know it." Six month* later I ajn shaking hand* with Robinson ih Exchange place, and refer to Brown, hoping he 1* still proapcrou*. “I wish ho were; but lhe fact is that he ia broken down. That big tumble in Western Union hurt him imqnrably, and lie had a ------------------------only, but it makra Brown look old. He's Hta sudden suecow turned his head, and imtwbm eentilile ceptibb* at tl this -wuton, are pos-eMed by this peculiar niMlleiue >'n a pte-rtnitirut degnv, Scrofula, pimplrs, lioils. or any ’ humor, biliouaures, dyep^psia, sick headachr. catarrh, r’hrmiiausm. or any disr.i.-M-s ur affri'tlOtMl CMUKrtl or proinotHl by impure blood or low state of th: X) that vol! t'.iu MU'1 the Eeriu- ■ sister^ are cured by iloed’s .Saraaparil- I Red Figures much toft, Dlinota is undoubtedly and irretrievably Republican.—Atlanta Constitution, Dem. The Mills tariff bill Is tn the line of — . .......... ,w vne •‘doughf.ice" legislation wu before the WBr war.. It ta all in favor of the south and against the north.- zChicago 'u'----- Journal *--------* A man in Wall strive ho* fo DRILL AND Says The Norwalk (O.) Reflector: GoverriOT Foraker de! I vcrrdn speech at tbe Lincola birthday banquet of theOblo ltepui-:i- : THE GREAT CHANGES IN MODEflM enn dubs iu Coluinlina. in which, while lie METHODS OF WARFARE. disclaimed anythhigautl everything l.T;c enmity toward the people of tbe south, denounced the crimes that have been com­ mitted there against tbe ballot—lhe very groundwork and hope of our liberties— and demands that they shall cease. In that speech ho said: “It Is well enough to have it under­ stood at the outset that this whinlug and sneering about •sectionalism' and the •bloody shirt’ ean no longer terrify any man who is worthy to be a Republican. The Republican party must stand for this tbe United State* army who lays his plana so question. It Involves more of morality and patriotism than any other question i before the American .people. It goes before the question ofzn tariff. Everything ,ino b***n strategy and tartits cannot ba else cornea after it. ' ' drawn easily or exactly; bat tbe line betwMH i " C l,°W t,,eSC T,c’v"’ however, In no drill and tactics is so clear that it i« paaiing spirit of bosttUty toward anybody. Gixl rtmngu bow any confusion between them can Knoyvs no one ia wanting to stir up preju-------- *— ~.v._-----------dice or anlmoeity, or any kind of bitter- I the other day, hunted clown and ness between the sections of this country. Nobody loves the people of the south ! ably, nothing of drill, but they brought tac­ mqro then the men who compose tbe Re- i tic* into play. publican party; but, In the name of truth aud justice, Ln behalf of that section an 1 study tactic* such as they would require well ns our own, we propoe to stand by the Republicans of that section that they may enjoy the Constitution as it bi. with they hare to handle troops mainly agninrt all its amendments, and hence we go into this contest with the declaration inscribed apt to induce them to ignore field tactics on our banners, *A free ballot and a fair count for every man wherever the Ameri­ can firn; may float' " Tbe Brooklyn Times, in commenting on the governor's speech, says: “Governor Foraker is right. This ta tbe trauacendant question of tbe day. We can survive the assaults of the free trade;*; an era of free trade policy might trajectory ot th* bullet*. A bullet flrod point Inflict suffering and hardship upon the people, but It would leave unabridged In the hands of tbe people the power to change the policy of the nation aud re­ build the barriers upon which our pros­ perity depends. But every stogie crime against the ballot box [n the south Is a < blow nt popular sovereignty in the north French and the English. IX comxo WADS. as well. Every act of InUmidaUon that drives a negro from the polls in Missis­ | Tbe new namfar of WbitakeA Almanack, sippi invalidate* tbe vote of a free me­ it may fa interesting to say. contains a v*ry chanic in New York. The relations of the well written and instructive article nn the stat£ are so cloae under our system of government that the conspirators' who, by fraud or violence, can succeed in seixtog power fu a few states can, by the same sine guns also will add enormously to the methods, as they have done already, take effecUvemiNW of both attack and defease, practical control of the government of tbe though probably more to the latter than to whole country. ‘‘Public sentiment needs to be aroused in 1870, but, for mcehanieal reasons, they on this subject. The crimes that hare were not very affective, and, in any case, the tnnde free government a f.nrec and a shatn French had not enough of them, and did not in South Carolina, in Misslsaippi nud in know well enough bow to handle them to get LontalauB, and ton gn'atrr or leaser ex­ tent in every southern state, are Crimea against every citixen of the republic. The will to a con-ddnable extent take tbe place republic, which, under the Constitution, of light artillery, and. in some respects. of guarnutees a .-republican form of govvni- half battalionri of infantry. It to, therefore. went' to every state, has the •power to prevent these crime*, and it must exer­ cise tliat power. Sooner or later it will becomezan act of self-defense for every voter in the fiorth to make this issue a into account, aud it will profoundly modify persona] matter, involving the welfare of every voter iu the land.” greatly wc htudl probably not know until thousands of men have fallen through blun- , wait for »tich ah expnriinentuni crucfa. Tbe Evening Journal is a loud voiced free trade paper published In Atlanta, Gn. In the same number in which itailvocn’ •* free trade for the country it advocatas protection for Atlanta. It wants the municipality to purchase eligible sights' for factories and offer them on ten years’ lease to any one who will erect a manu­ facturing «.-tablfahment of any kind on Um I,>t, the lease to be at 3 per cent on the cost for ten years, with the purchas­ ing at the end of that time, at the first coxt of the lot and do taxes to he col­ lected in the meantime. This The Jour­ nal says would bring skilled labor of all kinds to Atlanta and greatly advance its prosperity. That is protection, nod the policy of protection does for tbe whole country what The Journal ears it would do for Atlanta.—Washington Republican. armament of a nation thni/lfa tactics of to­ day are in some niq«ects antiquated this day twelvemonth. Sup]x>M> it is true that tbo French anti English have gut smokeless pow- one of the flnd'lcamius that I learned, and I learned it thoroughly. I've lean operating suggtatol in tbe almanac above mentioned. here ux or reven year*, and in that time 1’va That in itself most materially modify tactics reen scores of fellows ruin«*|. But I’ve never employed by or against them. We do not t«en crippled even, and I ascribe my uniform Free Trader Mills pro|>oec# to take the 1 sureeea to judgment. Souse people call it 1 duties off hydraulic hoae Tbe gentle­ luck. Bab, there's no such thing as luck." ’ioemurk I..W**• _ man's fierce onslaught on aeamlrea sock# “But i* not your judgment fallible I Ona has evidently marie him vengeful —Phila- u , cn -. > i . i. । How do matter# stand now? With a delphi* Press as well adapted as black powder fcr transport < ^Fe' ,a' ‘JL 111 J r,e8b ' secretary of the treasury who ta prncaud for keeping jmrpose* But its disadvan­ Th* vote In the Virginia senate agaimrt | VOO08, I’libhi!'. Silks, and » el- I tically • free trailer, tbe present surplus, tages wiR in any ra*- be outweighed by its One evening, just afler a wrek of great the provisipA# of the Mills tariff bill sugh advantages, and when “the warrlottd rolling instead ut being devoted to jm>j ing the na­ " ' tionnl dcbL ta farmed out among a few gests a revolt among non them Itemocrata | disturlxn v in stocks, a disturbance almost approaching panic. I ran utsin a well known which mny some time assume formidable i i.' -n ! national Imnks. The benefit# of this possible und>.T it* curtain 111 tfaj fa im­ proportions. — Boston Journal. Broker, many of wh-<-e ciwtoninrs are from I fanutifulteystem are not reaped by tbe practicable. CHAROIXO Trat’WOOKS. One ot our Washington contemporaries I the west Wo fell to talking of the disasters I people, aiid the aurplna continue* to in­ Underwear in A Kite, grey or crease, j And < tbe free trade tariff re­ declares that the mall service fatwren j had hat a lot of money on Manhattan, and ! Gen. Skobefaff sold to Capt. Grren, United ' formers continue to claim tb«i the way to that city and Richmond is Worse now I scrrlet cheap. Mills is faginning to hear tho echoes Staten engiuoera: “The only fotrnauon in hi» margined stocks had Imn sold out. “ He during the war. i It might it'dnre the surplus I# to Increnw it! It is thnn It from the aoutb. The southern Democrat# which troojw »-nn succwnfully awauk in­ pity that some physician could have added with equal trnthfu^ne*# that Jars, itisy bo gjwj.lhkl. Ho is going to St generally agree that be is riding bis . trenched is* it ion* is in inrcessive lines ot We can you money on anotgreat skirmishers." And that will probably now faiffiRfd In to giro congrewt a lew tbo present demoralixaUon of ^bc service to <ii»)>oto of some real estate beluag- revennu reform surplus . reduction steed, remain true in some mtocs os long aa war your Cotton purchases, either grain# common sense.—Atlanta Con- Is chumhI by the same party tqnt caused 1 Louis flint. They sny-------------that the. proper esper ing to his wife, who has entire cuntidcDce in ' tail —-------—- — ------r-tbe demoralisation during tho war.—Phil- i him 2~z: Li:: :.;.;_1 lasts. But against magnzim-* gun* and ma­ in bleached ■» ai bleached. and Ina ability, aud with the new stake j frr Mm ~was to^ !ntrodnen hie :: ‘nj«mil Adelphln Press. revenue reduction bill fln=t, ami, after Its chine guns the lines of skirmishers will hare bo will enter tbe street again." The New York World Is dl-pcaed to.' ion uare lirulrr . “You have .-,-uta.v^a l«vn a stock broker a ton# long.. fate wn» known, then be wouid fave been brwh loaders. Il is erven doubtful : The talking ttatch on the tariff must make fun of "the old Whig ektienk” but | While ” 1 asked an acquaintance Intelv prepnre<: u.,LB iur prepared u.-intnxinre u-.lntrodnce b;.ls for mriucr further re- —---- —---- -r~surplus b, by cutting down • wH-be.-stnctly speaking, Unc* at all, begin *<xm, in spite of thedelays utid be*- what will Tbe World do with the old “what do you candnlly think of speculation! duct Ions of the snrnlna mtii,.o,ta«„ -------------j-----------------— into* they will nrt fave— to-------be turned to <^f tiip Democratic majority-cd the Whig element in tbe eouthf .Tlife to a I Wlral is Urn rmult of your >d«ervation( Is' tariff revenues sufficient to nttain the ^betliw bi front <if Farmers’ Sheds. ii.incy what object of retltine reform. Rut instead of, rntber * “* M cnllwi tbs cloud' *formation. "**' wn’js akidtnetui* committee and of the very Interesting question.—Atliuta Con- much money mods in Wall atrcetF* . i Tbe trouble with this will be, except a i’.h bouse. ' The more spdcdily tbe wbolrinat- stitntion. <m h“ ^inctlons . "AlnKist “Almost nouung. nothing. a>« Men wno who n».n make w in one ! ‘h-1 bC troops of the very highest training, to bring tesiran 3m- brought to a d^ykiv* fame and Wffen'woo! ceaaee tn fa profitable, as It I thing low in another. Pre been twenty-five ■adJ^ I""! a" enough tn<*n together and well in hxa<l to dispose# of the better forth* country, nud would under thr Clevebind-Milta method, : make tbo. final assault against tbe sirriod yet'there isonegood thing afaitit the i«wte it will, be good-by to juicy mi*m and line i.f tlio defender* heldiiigaU the afivan7<ooemdnt of the long wrangle which fain- spring Inmfa. They will quid with the evitable The later it fagins the shorter 'wool, or or go nn w, high as tow fa <tot of------reach suffered in ths long run. The truth ta nine-1 ngnin, a.< any soldier must see, come* la tbe it te likkly to fa. thanks U> the coming ot , of lvo,,i0 of ordinary meaus.r-Chlcago question qf the support to bo given to tbe summer heat abd the opening of the pres- .Inter . Ocean. -------thirty-nine out <>f forty—are gamblers by ‘ A correspondent suggests that tbe Mill# skirmisbors by machine guns or artillery identfal campaign.—Clcvqand leader. constitution And wfau they begin gam-’ tariff bill fa amended in the matter of seeking to keep down the fire from tbo tnA# the red rag fa to the Infutinted bull sofa tlie record of the Prmocratic pwty bling they don't know when to leave off. No title to read: mu. altered by tbe shifting of wind tnight appear A perfect specific -Dr. tktge’* Catarrh Remedy, to the dyed In the wool Democrat. But one eon imagine what miser*' and crime; to isrsxxis ma aevasva raoa laroars Wall street cauws unless fa is on the fmmlc. ; but a inltxirfactor of it. The V..n Buren «untr editor, tatat £'“''7'X'£ ta!, 1 often wish 1 hail gene into some other ■ Traiefcrrlnir Unrr lines of M*mif*cturvs firm We'nrontiy jHiinted out the coming change and organize at Fxw Paw Dvxt Mon- Hjjxnpjir nU^^.troit Tribune. business I have seen so much ot tbe evil of i in the jtsc of cavalry, when each squadron (the L'ultrd Stairs to Foreign Countries; ' The fast joke .on Democratic tariff re­ speculation that I never q eculate myself.” I To Incnase tbr Importatiun of Nauufactures; shall hive attached to it a galloping gun-a Since tfan my broker friend ha* failed by | To Reduce tbe Wages of Manufacturuig Ein machine gun—such as CoL Hasbrvuck saw Kborklng Accident. form” to <b#t J,‘fiEr,,p.' pioyes (a th* Go Itod State*. his rash attempt to krep up a hue of stix-ks | one or two English cavalry regiments' with So read the tir.talimw of many a newapapcr the biggest coal rlngstcr In Qe United and to that bad faen drooping for months, and it is 1• column, and we ymm with pMpitatlhg interejl Foreign Bhoddy for Amcrimn Wool on his recent visit to Aldershot. Infantry the <li-t4li* of the catastrophy, and/Cre '/rei'O States, sliotild control the ‘reform tariff doubtful if bo can resume Ho is reported to Substitute tn Makkig Cloths. Coatings uc-i I'.UnkeU luiprrsMW by the sacrifice ot huinantlvr.’. hiroly bill M> far ns it relates to coat—Chicago mu as a desia'rato sjieculalor for a man of his nre now taught tonlu, when they have bad a tn ami tor the Utilled Stat'-s. e<L Yet>bou«au<tauf men n»4 aomen are fau- Journal. • himus. though for many years fa «m one ot fuw leatons from eavalry "dropi^d" behind lng Vietlkis rv<>o year to t hat terrible : —Chicago Inter Ocean. Mr. Randall, on the free trade Demo­ tbe most conwrvatjve memters of the board. a bank or hilUrrcTau>Hludr lying down fire consum|«i»n l-crufal* «f lhe Jjn'ri’L cratic mule, to in th* same condition M aud their fririMta an- *atl-fir<l to The worst thing about Wall street ta that it supported b/ a storm of bullets from gallop­ malady incurable. Now. there et>ul«i be no the Irishman on the bucking horse. Soma ruin* men morally not i<«> than financially. ing gtutfe Cavalry, on tbo other hand, will greater mistake. No earthly fawer. of The fact cited by Hon. Warner Miller not ''charge for tbe guius’’ quite so readily one called out: "Why don 4 >«;• ffrt •»«? The habit Of speculating fa as bod a* dram can re-tore u fling that is ’••ittrely w*'h'[■ ' drinking or opium wdiug. No one knowa, in hl* Springfield sjwech that the cost of when field batteries ore flanked by machine Dr. Pterte'nGolden Medical ISiseorery will^rap and he shouted back: everything most used by the common peo ­ Idly and surely arrest thi< ravdge* . It’s nil I esu do to stay on. ’'—Philadelphia when bo begitts, wfare fa will end. A full guns. And artillery will not open at 1.000 tlou.lf taken In time. Do not.-Ifaraf course of Wall street is apt to sap the founda­ ple is from 585 to fiO per cent, cheaper than I’rtssuntil you have tried this won<lrrf<u remi-d). It was twenty-live years ago. while wages It wouldn't surprire u# very mndt if tions of chnracUT, delmuch tfa sentiments, nre Mi per cent, higher thun in any other Bowlo h tt> IM” 3lf>. 'J”' 'ill”*' Mr. Cleveland should pwmptortlrd^nfi overthrow every principle. It fagots with country, tell* tbe story of the benefit of 2,IMO or .3,000 yards by n storm of bullets pn> having been incorporaUtl m R»8. to accent a renomluatlon-: 11 tfaaucnetoful a lust of greed which nothing protection In a very striking and con­ can satisfy, and with tfa unsuccessful seif venuou-. w—■— would not surprise the natio»d Ikmt> coutemjiL morbid anxiety, shattered nerves, clusive war. It ta by practical remitts greatest amount of iiecotxm displayed by the ' Yes. ItP#y«-" craUc committee ffverythlmcU ' fnUDb that the value uf an economic policy must the agony of alternating hoi- and doqair. be dctenniui-d. and iu that reaped, tbe average num be must have at hast a fair Wall street put* human nature in tlu> gutter, protective tariff system of the United chance of coming out unscathed. Take away you've gue 2Wom«tf?“ . tr0,t । and kreje it tb?rc.~Junius Henri Browne in Unelhevi States easily takes rank ns one of tbe Globe-DemocraL • greatest of modern national blc*blu®».— BL Ixiuta Globe-Democrat. Typc Met tins *>X Electricity. A machine for typo bls address io mw j ......... —tt ■ ,— setting —---- n by - electricityHudson's liay itself. Tire proport.on* <<• this has been j»t<sntmi in Eng laud by F. FitsBetween now ami n'fixt NonmMr every inland ocean are such iu« to gire it a [irotuinot lie to them nor rob tlit-m. . ■ ; department al Washington wilt lie ns ncutplwMutnoug the gtiigraphicr.l features actively ctr.wcd ns the public printing of the world.' One thuunual threu hundred KiitabliJ lypu setting or other maftuna, which office and tiir treasury and the j*s-.u<l!ce FOR is construeted with lever* or keya for releas­ in Denidcruilo cain|utigu work. The po-t- miles In length by UN mitei* iu breadrh.'it exICENTLEMEN. ing and arranging the different letters or mtisttra w ill be im»c*>ed, lot only in time other characters or for operating the mint­ and tabor. but in inouey, nud the tmtlonnl area of not le-s than half a million square •: Mii.r-s* Shor In the citmatl Commercial Gaxeu*ing devices H*ch of tbuso nuu binre is com- government will Im* run for all that it fa miles. Of the five lurins into which Canada trised within an electric circuit, which also worth to help reelect Cleveland. And is divided, that of Hudom’s hay is i:t;:i>tu*urK’hwtte. i , An Open DretaraHonaimpriao a machine of a similar kind, situ­ we shall st HI be told that this Ls n reform • h*in a* comfortable ing into it twins catmiatedat 3,(KAI.UOO square . . . __ wtiir-h thn NfWl is tn Huy- tbe administration.—Burlington Free Press. 'r"0’- U’-O.n:..MtainixNl on bottom jL-Lfarciy, y; ...... ., uru <“..ta—------- ---- - — -■ -jue i.mt-M mhiwu i*ni. ; '•*' ’UMIoR, Hit-origin*] and " *i «iu,.. whlcti equals to I Th" ta- Eta «fa», to. from Mlu ,3. Op*fBU*1 tar DrintinKnt^cho must stay. That is the Democratic pod­ - sfloH h iiiirxcelled setting up tint W? OT cfaractrr* t’on- Wid no man who fa on tbe wrong below the forty-ninth parallel, until tiny tap Ito. -to too. l-'' r: '•I10K l« worn brail tfa samo lake wurro whence Cow# a Arrant a— M«- an,,. . ' W‘"' in Ute world. ZSi Of ifa otter oflfa- compritod within fa into the Gulf cf M.-xico.—J. Mncdoual lOxley 5P0# tod 5 "iiofa In Congress, ,rite L Imjl'i^'Iu n1'1 b> >"’ir faaler, . in American Martina MNta circuit -Boston Globo. J,'l.Ab. IUkkixtox. MAh#. wherever they liveA W00LBT, AQEST, ' | non. lul not required. I a single day at this Hastings. -MARR & DUFF. K ‘£1 taJ" F L.’ DOUGLAS S3 SHOE .'-"kU£ WJ’rSta ‘S' CHEAP EXCURSIONS, Ss.ta.ito •""!l’'Li!ta 2‘ ... ’ �etty and town, and erect lighthouses on every sand MD Of our take coosL *■ What ta the tasue In the coming cam­ paign? Ths issue ta already joined, HAJrrnrae. Mich^ April 18th, 1888. and It is simply this: Shall the Ameri­ can system, by which I mean protection to American industry and American labor, which has made the United States tbe greatest manufacturing na­ tion In the world, which has furnished a home market for 92 per cent of our agricultural products, which has kindled the fir® in 10,000 forges, and republlMui eoanty eonrentlon will be hr Id made ten times ten thousand an vita ring with tbe glad music of toil, which has developed our resources, which up­ held us in war and blessed us in peace, BapMs oa Tuesday, May Mb. fur the purpose ot shall this system be destroyed and our markets thrown open to tbe world and ■Wn convention. to no nrre»ucr a>- itaie oarers: alvo the ume number of our laborers turned into the streets to become tramps? mts. to tbe M district republican ■fcenl coaveullixi. to be-Hereafter called ; al»O This ta the Issue, and it must be set­ Tn aiici'rt tc tho republican *rn*l octal con­ — -■ - tn >.a Tw.raartw called, one deleeaie for tled at the ballot-box next November. I regard the currency question of wh tnwnMiio anti » -lu . m™ • - ••w . .. .. • — tiean count, eonimltier for the eiiMilnr two equal if not greater importance than yean, and the tranvaetlon ot»»-h other bu’l the tariff, but for the present it must new x’ may property eome before the con vengSJ “hTbLI.VtT;pnwinUJ|.:n In the county stand asid • until the present issue ta . convrntloo will t<* one <lel«*»te tor each SOO settled. Cleveland has thrown down population, or fraction over W». at «h<’wn by the ren«u* ot l*W The several tnwnviilt* and tbe gauge of battle, selected hta battle­ ward* will be refilled to the folios Inc number field and he must be defeated, for a Democratic victory next tall with free otdeie<atr»: , trade as the battle cry. would be more disastrous to this Nation than war, JnhrMnwn pestilence and famine combined. It ta, in my opinion, the duty of the HAMfowtwp « grwrievills.. • Green backers who would save our in­ la?ward rlty........... 3 Jttrttand ............... • S‘w?Ta-‘7.. ...3 Themxpnle............ io dustries from destruction, and our la­ borers from starvation, to work and <a - - ............ s Taakre Sprint* ■ « vote with the only party which presents TMm Mtabsr tn. an unbroken front to the party in By order Republican fonntv OmmIMee. 7 M. 1. Cook. CBalrman. power that seeks to destroy American A. E. Kkxamtox, Bccrrtary.______________ industry. I mean ' the Republican party, which has courage enough to BapublioM Coarreeyfonal Dlrtrtct C«a- hold political opinions and wisdom The republican* of the th rd eoncre*«l<wi*l enough to put them into practice. As tor me I shall work and vote with Slatria wilt in diatrtet renvrollnn In the Ctourl honae In tbe eltv nt JMk*oo. on Monday the Republican party until this free trade heresy ta driven from our shores, natwitrom thl* district to represent the dis­ hoping and believing that when this trict in the national convention io be held In Is settled that the Republican party Chlraco June 1Mb. i<*. Thl« convention will al»n aelert a conrrraMon- will have courage and wisdom enough nJ committee to »ervr for the enantnc two yearn> to restore to the government its con­ and 1ran«art wh other butlnem aa may nroprr stitutional power over the currency. ly come before it. Each county will be entitled John W. McNabb. to*uoe nurr^er ot- d^rnteS sa to etate con FremonL Mich., April 7. iRESSGOODS tbe Hastings Horse I have in store a large and well •elected rtbek of new company ta composed of the following named gentlemen :. N. T.TXrter. Blcb»rd Murrey. ■, jMob Erb. John W. Suwbwrb. J«" Townsend. O. F. Long, T. Phillipa, Ad»m H. lekaa. D. MoOmhar. lalwalta Townsend. All of whom are more or less engaged in farming and stock rais­ ing, andot we know Wa are ware prettyabown good ju&aa horem. Spring Dress floods through the establishment by Mr. A. H. Ickes who ta in care of the barn and has been in the business ot breeding­ homes lens than fifty years in thta state and Ohio and ta ■ good judge of what pays tbe farmers beet to raise for big “it was not tbe purpose of the *»«;•■ All wool Novelty Suitings, Cashmeres, Beige, Serges, Tricote and Turners Suitings in all the latest spring colors In Millinery Goods . ation to purchase i what is called trotting or running horses but only the very beat class ot draft stallions to cro*i on the mares of this county and thereby improve the stock of horses, getting such homes as art in great demand for GM'SF*. re i & clan of full blood stallions irom med­ ium sited mar® are more profitable to raise by far than nre those of stnaller breeds, such horses frequently selling at matuntv for 8175 to 8300 each, and the demand for them ta very much "Tberetore. lhe Unner who horem to tu.kt money cm nadUy •“ IkU It la lot bl, mu-reel to breed to the very largeel and l*el be cm jet. aa It cwu no more except tbe dHterence In elrelng to relw the Ur«e bor»« than It does the smaller one, and he ta sure to sell for from 850 to 8100 more money, all things being equal. Statistics show that tbe horses in. New York city alone represent over twelve millions cf dollars. According to a dose there are 80,000 work home* tn that dty which indude horses driven before trucks, express wagons. «tn*t oars, peddlera' wagons, cabs and pubHe caxriages. Of these animals 25.000 are FOR CONGRESSMAN. Ci KMkXT Smith, Secretary. change*! every year. The annual death rate taU OUU, and from HAX» to 13.00 REFDBLICAN CAUCUSES. go lame or become other wise disabled. for tbe •lertlon ot SeUvaM* to tbe county To the Editor ot the Harrixoa Baxxkr: From thta alone it ta easily seen that coevenUon of May 3rd The published call for a convention ' thta one dty would use more grade MAFUt oaora. which shall nominate delegatee from i draft horses than two such states could At Maple Grove Center, Thufodav. April 36ti>. Barry county to the third district re­ . Just one of the omnibusJinee In Chi­ asp.*. publican congressional convention re­ CA«TLKTOX.| At MaihvUle, Saturday, April n»t. IB*, at I minds us that it is now high time that cago emyloys 275 horses, all grade draft Barry county let her voice be heard in Clydesdale. P<cheron, etc., weighing At town ball. Assyria Center. Thursday, April tbe election of a candidate who shall from 1 JOO to 1.700 pounds. A Philadelphia horse dealer represent this district in the national B,«p.*. MUTt.AXb. House of Representatives for the en­ said that in buying At the town house, x o'eloek. p. m., Thursday. grade draft mas than Ithrough he suing term at least. , Ld not paidholev *175Illinois each tor That the claims of Barry county to tbe right to name a fitting candidate, them and irom that upwards to 83*0 and found a steady sale tor them at a who shall so represent us are well EDITORIAL NOTES. founded, passes without challenge. profit to hirnsdf. As there was only one fully regis­ Dr. J. W. McNabb, of FremonL Tbe unassailable justice of her claim tered draft stallion in Barry county at Mich, was one of the pioneer green­ in this regard is conceded by leading, this time tbe Association resolved to republicans of all the''Other counties backers. an earnest supporter of Peter composing the district purchase onfrof the very best Percheron Cooper in "76. and a consistent member Within the past sixteen yqars tbe. horses that coukl be found, and after of that party ever since until now that counties of Calhoun, Brancn.NLaton visiting many of the largest importers in the west, selected one from the stud he feels that the action of his party's and Jackson have each in turn enjoyed. of M. W. Dunham who has imported a representation of four years In the ( leaders has killed the /o}ct powerful national parliament, and now the turn more Percherons than any other man __ greenback party, and Its members must of Barry county has cotte. It only re­. or firm in the U. S. Thta is the first' horse we were shown. । look elsewhere for political bed-fellows. mains for her to name, as a candidate. for this office, a man who can com­ sultan. , Dr. McNabb was at one time a member mand the highest respect and support He ta a dapple gray and recorded r of the Michigan legislature, and was an of the people. stud book ot France as 1065. and in I Such a man must possess, first of all, VoL 4 stud book of America 4237; was earnest worker and a most forcible speaker. He is one of the brainiest personal integrity of the highest order; foaled in June 1882; imported 1885 by he must be a man of broad sympathies; M. W> Dunham, of Wayne, Dupage Oo, men of his party, and a man whose of strong sterling common sense, ac­ Illinois; ta 16 hands high and weighs honesty will not permit himself to be quainted with the wants of the people, over 1.700 Ibe.; has the best of bone and We overheard a buyer of dragged into the democratic camp by one “who knows what's right and dares muscle. the treachery ot greenback party lead­ maintain it too;” one not prone to thei draft horses say a few davs ago that be prevailing practice ot political bargain was as good a Percheron horse as there ers, and who will raise a voice of warn­ nnd sale; one to whom a public office, was in Michigan. Hta colts, the get of ing to his former partisans when he will be. in very truth, a public tpUst, a 1886, coming a year old now show to be sees the Fields, Hamptons and others tnan of ability to make bls presence, of the very best Mr. Ickea says he making a desperate effort to drive the felt and to impress his views upon hta, don't know of one that ta blemished or associates; of sufficient physical health but that ta all right, several of the green bacK.party over-into the democra­ and strength to enable him to devote। farmers wfio were fortunate enough to tic ranks. Following is Mr. McNabb’s his constant and untiring energies to, get mare colts have refused 8125 each letter, renouncing the greenback party tbe performance of tbe duties of his । for them. As the Association do not office, and who will be too conscientious, ' propose to charge one man 815 and an­ and asserting his purpose to vote and to treat his position as a mere sinecure other 820 tor service but propose to act with the republicans: or as a means of drawing a salary while deal fairly and squarely with all, they To the Editor ot the I*troll Tribune. > will publish terms. This horse cost the he spends hta time in other pursuits. What is the dutv of Greenbacken in It affords me the highest pleasure to Association more money than was ever the coming campaign? Under what say that I know no one who combines Slid tor any horse sold into Barry Co. banner shall we fight? What leader­ all these qualifications in a more ext we were shown the Clydesdale ship follow ? These are questions which eminent degree than my friend, tbe। stallion, must soon be answered, for the Green­ Honorable Clement Smith. SCOTTISH LAD. His registry Nos. are 4009 and 2044; back party, once a powerful factor in He Is to-day unquestionably the American politics, is rapidly disinte­ choice of the greatest number ot the was foaled in 1881; Imported 1884 by grating and will soon pass sway. It is people of Barry county for this office, Messrs. Gallbralth Brothers, ot Janes­ unnecessary to review the causes and bis nomination ought not to be ville. Wta., who are large importers which led to the present lamentable considered less than absolutely certain. of Clydesdale homes; he stands 16W condition of the party. Abandoned by Unanimity of action is alone required hands high; weighs between 1,800 and tbe National committee on Feb. 22d of to that end. 1,900 lbs.; ta » bright bay, ratch on fare last year, it has gradually been dying. Let Barry county republican*, at the with white pasterns; has very heavy Our state committee Is disorganized. approaching delegate convention, “hang bones, nice head and neck, combined Its secretary has gone to the Demo­ their banner on the .outer wall” and with splendid style nnd action, and is cratic party, and its chairman, Mr. proclaim the subject of their choice; probably as good a full blood Clydes­ Field, in an open letter boldly recom­ and no one can question that the nomin­ dale stallion as there is In Michigan, mends not a fusion merely, but actual ation ot Judge Smith not only will and cannot help but show very fine Next we were shown the old incorporation into tbe body of the thereby become an assured fact, but colts. Democratic party. Listen to the words that hta nomination as a fact, yields gray horse, LARKY, of U e man who was chosen to guide everything of promise leaving nothing who has got more colts that have sold the Green bank party in this state and to experiment L. E. Knapfen. watch over its Interests; tor 8200 each than any other horse in Each republican should make him­ Barry county of his age; and who has self a committee of one to scatter re­ not seen many of his colts? Several of them have been sold this spring In this publican literature among hta neigh­ city from filSO to »20O each. He taa « bors. No more dangerous political blood Percheron and was bred by DUme ruttie tojnopaniMe luceeaa t>> tnaintaliiltiK heresy ta abroad in our land to-day len Bros., of Illinois; was sired by old. Ute SctlUoM barrim of arparale party organi- than the da pinable doctrine Of free SL Lawrence, whose weight was 2,100 istioni when, with united effort. there can bo lbs. which proljably accounts for hta so doubt ot victory tu the coming campaign. trade, which doctrine Is opposed es­ getting such large colts, some of them Is it true ? Do we find our principles pecially to the interests of the laboring when matured weighing over 1,500 lbs. / incorporated in tbe platform of the man and the farmer. He weighs about 1,400; ta a stylish “old and powerful” Democratic party ? horse of goad action and shows extra I rather think Dot “Old and power­ Democratic free traders are scatter- cults. If yeti cannot afford to pay 820 ful” is good, coming from Mr. Field at for a colt use thta horse, but our advice this time. Yes—“old” in political ing literature abroad in this county, is to breed to only the beat fuU blood chicanery, and “powerful” for mischief; which was furnished by English mon­ horses that can be found, as it wiU pay “powerful" as a constructor of double ey, and printed on English preeare. tbe beat in the end. Farmers, what is beaded, back-action political platforms, The way the word labor is spelled in about the first question that a horse which may be construed to mean pro­ buyer asks when you tell him yon have tection in the East, tariff for revenue these tracts, “labour", gives the Cobden a good team to sell ? He wants to know with incidental protection in the West, club scheme dead away, and'shows how much they will weigh and there ta and free trade in the South (ex copt sugar that English money is nursing the free no danger oi getting them too heavy for of coursej. it ta very seldom that you get them Mr. Field doesn't want anv “fictitious trade fantling. over 1,500 lbs. from medium sized barriers of separate party orgamzation." Republicans tn each township of the mares. That ta to say, he wants all good GreeoAt the earnest solicitation of many backera to become good Democrats, and county should bear in mind that the farmers the Association let the Perch­ swallow Cleveland with his anti-silver, coming county convention, called for eron horae. Bayard, purchased last anU-Greenback principles and hta free May 3d, tbe call for which is published spring, go into the south part of Che trade nonsense, el al state tor this season, and we have no In the first place the Democratic elsewhere, is very important for rea­ doubt but he will show good colts here party did not adopt the Greenback sons that can be seen after reading the thta spring, the get of last year. We theory of currency reform; neither fries call. Send gootf men as delegates for were shown the registry of all these that party believe in it at all Tbe Demo­ the work to be done is of special im- horses except Larry. cratic party believes in Cleveland and Mr. Ickes has the care of them and portanee free trade and gets its inapt ration south draires us to aay that no horse will be of “Mason & Dixon's Line.” Democrats now concede that the shown nor mares served on BundayJiut Mr. Cleveland and hta finance minis­ he will be glad to see you any other day ter believe In a single gold standard, spring elections in Michigan were DOt I Mar® served at owners risk, but and neither Mr. Cleveland, hta cabinet eapecially favorable to free trade. care wUl be taken to prevent ■«*i<l*®ta or the Democratic party in emigres* We are requested to ray that their have gumption enough to get_________ rid of tho>1 tUKMCMklUxU-l Xt hU IM.* terms .tor the season will bu an follows. ____ __ —J'» oLUgaobU«*-1 Hn York cut. u>l» oiontta* •» -« ---------. rarpjus by paying the nation's Sultan, to insure standing colt 820 00 LZLr has a remedy;he o'clock, after a short but painful rick- jLraj^ BreUtahLad2 2 public buildings In every!0**- POWDER We have all the newest shapes in Hats and Frames. aiuj com­ plete line of Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, etc. Absolutely Pure. • 0 « t itlonwith tbe multitude ot low Ladies Intending to Purchase Any Goods ,bl>£ In my line will find it to their advantage to call and lockover our goods before purchasing. Apr. 10. J. RUSSELL. This Space Belongs to Wanted Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade. .... DEALERS IN.. . HARDWARE Good tea Best tea Tea dust 2-lb can baking powder The Boss coffee........................................ Best coffee Green coffee W. J. Bowne's cigars, the best 5c Fine cut tobacco. 30c.. 40c.. 50c. 80c. Plug tobacco. 30c., 40c„ 50c.. And manufacturer of the CELEBRATED Flour of all kinds. Corn meal, fine. Ground feed. Corn and oats, Clover and timothy seed. Groceries of all kinds. , - Furnace. A. D. COOK. Nev Ad. nett week. COMBINATION PLOW Bevemible and Self-Sharpening Share and Point Saves 50 per cent in repair- A full stock of HARDWARE always on band. Morrill & Company HAVE JUST RECEIVED . ■150. PAIRS. OF. BOYS". PANTS And are Selling Them at $2.00. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM If your boy wants a pant Our stock is complete. Qivc us a call. E. W. MORRILL & CO ‘One Price Clothiers,' Hastings, Mich. �The Hastings Bant PERBONALJiEimON. Freeport Frkhra D. Whitlock w Btaktoj ta the Wedneaday. April ia-18Ba- bu“ ”tah?£tati£ WllklM '»ta Grand Itoptda interior.’ Smith .pent Sunday to improved in the “ biiteh^- Overstreet UUU’OB on south Han- In wifora”' ruXS ™ BUSINESS! kind*, but our qaectal T» are nrlgbbor’, now, “"“ "'e under jour Dr. Lathrop's drugstore. 1 al our choice brands: Hones T, Abili T, Integri T, .Civili T, flatting?. Local News. J iiRiiY Boynton has not yet built hU Lowell * Hiuvtings road to Naah।' ille via Woodland. Neither has it be*-u built to Hastings. 1 . '» “B*1 a rl.lt or Ove months with her stater, Mr, F. w. b»tom. Friday nlubt He bu lallen ta tore and tblnka the proapecta or that dlr are very bright, Mrs. Mudge vtalted Chi­ cago tat week, and returned with her , HI uustiana. Those desiring to consult Dr. J \ Baughman the specialist, will find him at the Hastings house Friday of this week and each Friday thereafter, until further notice. ’ this week. 2,150. An is* ke.V'K of pension granted to ^/Hastings has a band that all can *well be proud of. The rapid develop­ • P. U. BnrgrM.. . b'oi.iDAnd plated silverware cheap at ment of tbe playing capacity of the JeLa Beddiner’s. j ' * . members speaks much in praise of The bliirksinith shop of Lake Mill­ their leader. Mr. Lee. We trust that nothing may lead to the disintegration ; er hiu been re-painted. of the organization. ‘ , J-'F W a itbELL Is rebuilding the It looks very much as tboGgh the McdmWt icbool house. Thf, j.-' .»M report a great deal of city papers were going to be knocked out of the annual local about tht • . xiexutss In this vicinity. .• ie Wilf!am >mith- is putting up a "beautiful carpet of green,” etc. in the court yard. Grass don’t grow much houv m Hoe second w.krd. when the thermometer is continually ' , ’iw ■, r . .» were l»orn to the wife of fondling tbe zero mark. Archie Ajera, Wednesday. i The league base ball season chains on Shin priqe of hay keeps right on Friday, April 20th, and from that rfimWng;the gulden stairs. time on the cranks will as eagerly as • r..ate glass front in Dr. Burton’s, ever gather about the bulletin boards. jtcre a” ir Wriasert Bros. On Friday, Detroit plays at Pittsburg; lino oil, 12 cts per gallon at Chicago at Indianapolis; New York at Washington; Boston ut Philadelphia. Smith, Hkji • Van Annan's.' To all Dealers or Users of Sprioi-Tooth Harrows: Fra‘X)rt .°t called to Cold­ Saturday ,, ! i, water «H ’«ru»y on account of tbe bi" wlfe do ™ V “U>1 Thur.- ; '1"”’ uf hl ‘ * lf" who wh“ w*8 there thm «“y °n buatota. ‘ talttair her pnreuta. I'lilting parents. Mr. Goodvrar Goodyear ...tataZrj^ j“k“» - returned "" Monday night,and Mrs. Goodi .' ear will soon return to make prepara­ tions for going to Colorado about June o ”« tat'"‘S“ “'1 vu,w * UHon. Daniel Striker and wife left <.u^taVMoJd.“"° Ch*tl0U' i this morning to attend the general con­ ference of the M. E. church, to which he was elected a delegate by the Michi.1 dM. tat';j“ to Kkl*»>«ta w-r.• gau conference in September last. Mr. imd Mrs. Striker will visit relatives at .thtS^UleX0'’,“'B itocnester while en route, and will make the'Sturtevant house of New * ork their headquarters. The confernew ,0 ’X-taltlterr, ence will be in session until next June. If April don’t settle down to de­ cent weather before long, the early mr- tb“'’r.tJ„,Kt^ w^.1'11 deQ *"1 ^e about as good a record as the Detroit s have on their southern Will SbeNU. nt Hickory trip. spent Bunday in the city. A team from Merchant's livery barn and driven by a lemon and peanut i>eddler on State street Saturday after­ noon, became frightened and ran up Bi v !fp>n.'tacles at John Hessmer's. State street past the freight depot. It 8 A. Holme.-! has a new adv. in this was an interesting occasion, but no one was hurt wane. r ;r i, ,. thF«, ' U“"1 Un““i Among the institutions that ouaht taJurToTf ‘n ‘ X Those who want the fiAKwwn Detroit Tribune both one year for 81 fio must hurry up soon, aa the chance will not be open very long. “* Thomas Hampton and Miss Cora l'rt ittlLclly, APril lolh ** N“hvlU' M“- tbllr borne ta Muraloo, Wayne Co. Ah w'ttaX“°W IOaU ’riWr °n **“ Wltli the dimate at KantUm. The Democrat may now rest /«.«««, That pile of wood in the courtevard Mug r»Pldlj removed to iJea t. Caution! from Calltonna. •md regulnriy each Friday thereafter 1. su evrry mhttore ot Hysoti, : - unit Eng. lirraklMt. • ver Aud al ourstorv: BEAMER'S to^xir"- °'j4M,ru- •- "* datin’bSJX “'B’rata wm railed home Friday by the serious sickness of his ta A1 ”nU“< McElwain is somewhat better. rJL.^T'1 MccoraP*nied Grand Chantjrtrror<i to Charlotte Monday night add assisted the latter in the rankl °f exempHfylng the K. of P. The following refers to the well «•■*!' known W.8., Rogers formerly ot this city, now of Spokane Falls, W. T. “In Cornera a few days Rogers, late of the tirm of ■' Rogers, Coons & Co., will leave for an Henry Ford and family will leave extended trip through Washington Ter• ritory. Oregon and California. For Tuesday for New Mexico. some time the gentleman has been con­ Ht'lbFook returned Friday, tem plating this trip on account at fail­ from-H visit to Muskegon. 7 ing health. The departure of Mr. Rogera is deeply’ regretted by all. for during O F. Brooke and E. Butteraon .tail­. his residence here be has endeared him­ ed Charlotte this morning. self to all who knew him. by his strict ..£• AJ'tatman. ot Delton, waa ta integrity and great business capabili­ ties. He has stood firm for the best in­ town Monday on business. terests of our town and Las been very R*'-. J E. While, of Coopersville, , successful tn advancing his alms."— was in this city Thursday. Spokane Falls Dally Review. /Frank Brook, will Irav. tor Brecken­ Additional local news on the’last ridge. Golondo. thta week. page. . YiWiJ' *lu •t*rt « hl« trip to the t alherland Monday. The front of the Robertson house Is M. N. Jordan, ot Mlddtavllle, visited being re-painted. this city on business Monday. For sale or rent. Henry Ford's new house, 2d ward. Enquire of him or ot M F. Jordan, of Middleville, Duane Ford. / the city Saturday on business. R. M. Bates and family friends in Middleville Sunday. Latest arrival at John Beasmer's: visited A fuli stock of 30 hour and eight day c’ocks, for sale cheap. Will McIntosh's brother and a cousin from Canada, are visiting- him. James F. Mead and family have moved to their farm In Hutland. The Ryerson farm in Hastings town­ ship has been purchased by Morris Burton. Consideration, 87,500. John Hessmer is buHdlag an addi­ J. Yarger, of Freeport, made a busi­ tion to his store for tne accomodation of an increased stock of musical goods. ness trip to this cipr Wednesday. Silas Stafford attended circuit court ' Not any mistake about it at all, at Dr. Lathrop's drug store you will find at Allegan last week on business. the largest and best stock of wall paper H. F. Pennington, of Charlotte, was In the city.» ' in the city on business Thursday. Millard Lightfoot, of Irving, was Henry Drollett. of Bejlevue, visited arrested yesterday and lodged in jail by bis cousin, Mrs. J. Busby, last week. Sheriff Sbriner charged with stealing a Miss/Sarah Garrison returned last watch chain from a Mrs. Foster, also of Irving. , week from an extended Visit in Ohio. John BessmER sells the Elgin, Wal­ / Spary Phillipa ' has accepted a posi­ tham, Rockford, Bpringfield, Columbia tion in Mead & Ingall's meat.markeL and all other good watebw for less John Otto and Glenn Gardner, of money than anybody else. All watchre Middleville, spent Sunday in this city. are warranted. ’ SrBscRinERs when sending to this A !•- M<’ 1*1.wain gave a private bop Ic Union hall Thursday evening. Office a request to have the address of Beaf. iA .mind that Dr. Baughman their paper changed should not fail to will be at the Hasting* house Friday. to state also their former address. Not A nfw awning in front.of Spange- having a personal acquaintance withthe post-office address of every sub­ m*-.irr ..i Van Valkenbuirgh’s furni­ scriber, it is sometimes impossible to ture store.. x.7 ’ r ■ make the desired change. A neu px-wt-nger coach has been J. W. Godfrey, of the Freeport Her­ Now that spring is at band, we are The attention of greenbackers is di­ piitihus-ilby rhe C, K. & 8. R. B. and ald, waa In the city Monday on business. prepared tn show an unusually bright rected to the letter to the Detroit Trib­ m now making regular trips. . and attractive stock of goods, at prices C, F. Mattison has been visiting in Hkv. Ih-NTiN'i of Alma college une from Dr. McNabb, of Fremont, a Jackson county during the past week. interestlng’to all. Stavffer & Crawlet. prftiehed t»vo able sermoite in the former member of the legislBturrand a very prominent member of the green­ J. J. Potter and wife, of Detroit, were rrMLjierian church bundayY Dr. H. C. Peckham, of Freeport, has Two tenant houses will \x* built back party ever since Peter C-ooper ran in the dty last week visiting relatives. secured a registered trade mark for bls for president. This letter will.be found Mrs. J. T. Rock returns to-day from medicine under the name—"Beckham's ooXhe old* Bartley-property bu VV. P. on our editorial page. It is worthy of her visit in the eastern part of the state. Si'lr.an; and .Smith Colgroveil very careful reading. Croup Remedy." leaving out the word Miss Ada Michael has resigned her "Universal." The 25c size, which has ' llrr thei'best, the North Fairfield Farmers, Houghtalin A Lichty position as clerk with Stauffer & Craw- just been put on the market, has the plow, now known us the Keystone. want all tbe butter, eggs and farm era wrapper, and trade mark thereon, and F. II. HAKLowyA Co. produce generally you can bring, in exVerner Willison, of (he Freeport is very attractive. Peckham’s Croup Kni’t bucans should read [Dr. Me- , Herald, epent Saturday and Sunday Remedy is having a large sale. . h’abb -!-tier. on our editorial page, and ct»ange for goceries, dry goods cir hoots and .shoes. They are making low here. tXniK ladies society connected with then -i-w it to their greenback neigh- ' prices on all these goods for reasons Mr. Furber. of Allegan county, visit­ Emmanuel church will be entertained • tort. ■ , | • j heretofore explained, and will make ed . Mrs. H. C. Lewis, his daughter, last on Thursday afternoon of next week We hive some Early Rose aJd it 1 an object for all. especially, farmers, week. by Meedames N. Barlow. W. Wilkins, • Hidf’.v of Hebron potatoes for sale, the to 1 trade at their store. , Sylvester Greusel and family now oc­ D. Doyle, D. Hughes, Miss Knowlton. »ery i>est quality fur seed.! Smith, A NEW swindling scheme is being (cupy their new home on Jefferson Belle Throop, Josie and Carrie Schu­ llaiiiA; \anArman. , worked upon the farmers. The game । street. mann, Fanny and Florence Lees at the . Ti:i. t jj-.-. i n by the ladies isociety, is j to buy cattle, for which bonathle Mrs. J. W. Bentley went to Grand society rooms. Supper served from fl Emmanuel church, Thursday evening, till 7. All are cordially Invited to at­ checks are given and honored at local 1 Rapids Friday, for a short visit with na! an umaRy large attendance ! tend. / banks, where the sharper has money friends. । and E11> I the society over $20, uI <unideposit. The cattle are never called 1 Miss Nora Matthews baa taken Miss ." AVE 3 number of city lots that fo«, l but the receipts given for certified Ada Michael ’ s place with Stauffer & we will sell on ■•antract, making the «hecks,now « grown into notes about live Crawley. ’ wruiApply at the offices of live t times as large as the original checks, Smith a ( igrove or W. P. Sidnam. . arq sent on tor collection. Dr. Barber and family expect to oc­ You ever in a grocery store when they e fr’” \ .you vrant seed potatoes, go to cupy Julius Russel's house in the were cleaning and painting? If not, Qne of the shrewMest and most sucyou have no Idea how much work it is fourth ward. Smith. H.ims x VanArman’si They to move goods, and keep out of the crasful of advertisers is John Wanaha'-.<.?.,!■ t;»rly Rose and Beauty of Special agent Marks, of the Homo In­ painter's way. The painter says the Hebron pot Itoes of the very best qual- maker. the great Philadelphia mer­ surance Co., from Detroit, was In the beat way is to “Close dose goods oud,” chant, who accounts for his success in citv last week. We will take his advice and ,7m U'Y ' vF1,la8 h number of friends this way; “I never in my life used A. J. Bowne was In the dty yester­ o(Mi» l ituate FiJeld gathered at her such a thing as a poster, a dodger or a day afternoon. He returned from Cali­ hand bill. My plan for fifteen years notne unlooked for by the young lady, ha* been to buy so much space in a fornia Monday, f •*n *nj' yab! • time was had; ditto, newspaper, and fill it up with what I Clarence Chalker left Monday for what we can. We mean business. This warm sugar. wanted. 1 would not give an advertise- Otsego. He will play with the Otsego 1is no scheme, but we want to reduce our stock. And then it is most time to 11 E risewhere the call for repub- memt in a newspaper, even of but 400 ball dub this season. take the assessment. Less goods, less circulation, for 5,000 dodgers. — New ii 7'lnl-v invention, Thursday. John Hessmer and family attended 1 ow^ ““nHttees will please (irlean* Times-Democrat. the Eckardt-Galringer wedding in Xu township caucus notices to The following we dip from the Woodland Wednesday. wu Office ut onpe. Detroit Tribune. With the Detroit Mra. Drollett and Mrs. Hamilton, ef due the A. Rower shoe 5?'• -Uta M onre u lb. manager and team to his back. Bald­ Bellevue, and Mrs. Bowen, of Colorado, are visiting at John Buaby’a. ““‘if- “t lb. taUto ot the Ute win begins the league season under Miss EJva Clough expects to go out T u to be dosed up in the better conditions than ever before. Prab-te ■ urt very soon. Here's believing he will gain all the of tbe dreaa-making business here, and Hucce.ss bis many friends anticipate for will soon remove to Jackson. ‘T it the duty of the township clerks hlufr: “Baldwin has formally announc­ Dr. Lowry was called to Nashville «the Mveral townships to call a meet- ed that he is ready for «cUea work. yesterday to attend Dr. Young, who is Eire pound* bmt cracker* tor Cracker* b» tbe barrel .......... of school inspector*, within 3b day* HAD I want,” he said to Watkins, “is a con lined to the house by sickness. CbMoe. <®Iy.............................. QrMnil0^Q8ilp eifiCrions just past to day’s notification when you wish me to CM eery..................................I. Chas. Soule went to Howardville, St. S '" lfce bt’ardH by electing rchair- pitch.” Watkins is still a Mtde chary of the ?outh paw’s arm and will not, he Joseph CoM Thursday afternoon. He has secured a position in a flour mill at say*, put him In for a week yet. Bem: thte to mind. The estate of “ Talk about your left-handed pitch­ that place. •heiaV Augustus Rower will soon be er*.- remarked Rowe just before the Madame Marantette, of Mendon, the game to-dav. “Baldwin can give them ProLn.,1 Befon. that all pointe." He Is the greatest general famous horae-woman, was in the city K 7that all accounts of them all. The Lady has all the Thursday. She is talking of buying Uils nle oommcneM akxl ‘Ute Mr. Rower, or the A. curves that Ramsey possesses and with the Spence running horse, , SATVHDAY sod ESilH SATUR­ oower shoe store shall be paid at once. a lol of judgment to hell ip them out. z^rOhn Brock has gone to Otsego DAY, April S1U>. It will p«j ,ou to lith of Clndnhas secured a position in a lay In your Hummer’s supply now. This N’AMir.-fLi.r has a man that throws a Kilroy and-this nmnSrui.... . natl are not in tbe same class with grtfcery. He intends becoming a mem­ sale is for SPOT CASH ONLY. P0’1111* ’ a,i 47 feet and then sighs for ber ot the Otsego ball nine. ualdwin." . . . ■ -e one -to step up and ask him to do Respectfully, "Thai’s riAht," supplemented DrouthMrs. Freeman and Mr*. Douglas with*1 u1*8”*; that’s the matter era -It 1 know knjUim< Ford, of Hickory Comers, were the ‘‘’"J ooMty. co art Itoldwta to th. rrmtat ten-hander MloPta?Ulo7h',h ml<MnTtoU ■Inoe the <tora ot Btohmond. end he la tu ahtwd ot the latter." 'Were CLOSE“OUD” -T. Everything Goes ! Bert Tinkler. Our patent on three good), .Vo. 201,946. « thus described in the specifications. Ml INVENTION consist# in a novel means for adjusting ths said tooth, so as to give its point a greater or fess depth of cut, which is effected by making that portion of the tooth which is adja­ cent to theframe, curved, and resting on a curved seat, and secured thereto by a clip'or its Equivalent, by the loosening of which, the tooth may be thrown forward or pushed back beneath the fastening, Thus Lowering or Raising its Point." • The above is secured to us by a patent, dated April 2d, 1878, ahd expires 1895. It has also been adjudicated by the courts, and pronounced a good and valid patent tn law. All Spring-Tooth Harrows embracing the above Improve­ ment, or its Equivalent, whether Iron Shod or not, are In­ fringements of our rights, and we shall hold all manufacturers, dealers and users of such goods responsible, to us for infringements unless authorized by us. D. C. & H. C. SEED & CO. Goodyear : & : Barnes Have just received from New York the most complete ’ stock in their \_ Dress Goods and Trimming •That they have ever been able to show to the public. In Dress Goods -----We have all the----- Latest Novelties & Shades, And are Agents for the Celebrated Jamestown Worsted Mill Of Jamestown, N. Y. Of these make we keep a full line. We ask your special attention. They are guaranteed to be the very best goods in tbe market for the money they cost. The factory Stands Behind These Goods. In Trimmings We Have Everything You Could Wish For. (fane and See fpr Yourselves. Goodyear Barnes, �THE NATIONAL CAPITAL paas^t Mia wrro mtrodu-vd ta cxtehlSha permaisesji court of anutrntian to settle du­ -------------------- - ------ England, and t tax -A Jt«a, d.t! n<X pay Io I-Mdi-aiou WBrihsri Iowa. Dec. 31. !•«. was 388 pmta and 18.T78 membership On Dec. 81. Is**?, them were 3SB pats, with a membership of 17,AM, show­ ing a net gain during tbe p-ar of nine posts and -•iTtt memterx. Itaring tbe year th* «• lendiuinw f‘* the relief at nrndy comrades and tlwtr familial aggregated 33.9®) Tbe recetjg fnxn fees iu>d the per capita tax o' tbe drj^rtmrnt ware |8.3tti; tbe- expeaditurm, A>.W>; rash an hand. KJ.l U TD- jwrwie was tbe flaw* tbe dejmrUr.ent Dakota; but _nd tbe sei­ __ ,_____________________ J idjuirned. | Tbe botaw runun-rxed tbe si|th day-, fight cv«r the direct tax tall, and n-Ahing wre d-me all day bat railing the roll are I 'iilatorytmre a. m. Tmwday. WaMBunrrok Crrr, April IL—Tbesmaie rw-ived i. petition Tuesday aikrng that ti» oil pip* lines bn regulated by kn amvt»lmctit of the tall prAiblttag tbe United State* laoA. be aliocs _ ,____ _ was a btii r- sootmg tta- political disabditire at John Iriitlcdge, at hoaxk <Aroltaa. Tba Freedmau • bank bill *are aen^ to tbe fiaands cMtuiitt.- Tbe bill for the adraiwoua at Th* dafeoee introduced testimony, to show that one on Seeing Wittrorit tbe cooferenl robber, once, ronld give an accurate ikwnp bon of him, owing to the noted {ssculiantuw, swh aa a crooked now. out in tbe eye. th* gold filling in bi* teeth, and a Lent nc k. Tbe <Wetae further tr»-d to jirov* that Haight, am-tner self-confewed number of th.- gang. Lad Iwea in th* car with Father- •fiLM: A Fact worth Knowing. No mere cathartic ran exert liny action upon tbe Liver, yet many persons ot a bilious habit arc continually dosing themselves ta produce actions whleb only weaken tbe bowel* and ac■ April 4. routinuod tbo fllit direct tax bill. thia brim: th tbe dewl-kck. Tbe only boi tbe adoftem at the confeven Mrapbril-rJlge IklL W juOttkan re errr. April bergw resolution to InquinV*r.-zo*bu>ini<roxfi» wax r--i Morrill made n Rteach ent; ,-usng the pr«ridoit a message.Mil adv vent;: 1„- kTuteCtli -u. The Dakota adiuw.;.*n UU wa. ,ii*i awd by Da rig. who supported divfanon of tlx- territory and was ;nm*d |irwidinr for tb-t mcmunwit V. Gen. Jnrept W« at Bunker Ibil Tbe military i Uli was pas-re!. <uxi tho bill to ____ . |30.<o) tbe sword of WaaLfogt n. no* owmd by Mrs. Lewis. rcnsiderril w itbont acti< -nJ after which tbe senate ndyvurn >1 •! r Tbe-buow- stayed awake all bight and antd -Wasdomday at 7 p. .m., nothin’/ Being don* ’ areal'.« for thirty-one Ixjut*. a now wa^ tairn until 1! .4o Thurwlay. WaMriawTois Crrr, April I: .—Aa soon m lb-* morning business, winch v « not itniorl taut, was over ta the senate T lunday, < fokri took tbe floor and spoke tasup] ort of tb* pol­ icy wl forth in tbe prnsidreit's Lri<T :iw-*»age Then the Dakota admiataa Lili ---------- J Turps- advocaUvl admi-su .r <g rifcry re c— —“ zr" while f'u!tam «p»‘k>- in favor of_______ south half, a* provi<fc»l ta She I ill Tho ara-| ate thro proctird’d to axeonin budaeaa, lixl wh>-n lb* douts reoponvl a-djou n»*L The txxaic. amid a wild the memlwra good naturvdlv chaffing tlach thi-r and frtqueiitbr mnfcihz the veiling a tbe cbamlw trroiUr with ctibwA, adopted a mution to adjoarn until Friday, thus brunM.-ng th* dead­ lock Wtx* lusd V^.,1 «-h: da;. , IT ash i.xGTO.x Crrr, April I—The Demrerat.-. in th.- bousn wante<yu> dn;*nre with the reading << tbe journal of t >■ fmat eight days 1’n.lav, when tbe speak r adle>! th-» Tartar, of Ohio Loth objected, a a! a* unaniwas or.eamry th. jourr.it! had pip * Of it, atu! iu addition thereto reverity one roll it V- -k. au b- _r to get through * ton form, 'bat l»nng al! Jbo from Canaiin. In addition an attempt will be made to *ell. under the itaxs-ai of tbe "United Stataa supreme court, uririnal pack'agea of liquor sblpfwd from ocher states. Th* 'attorm-y f-r thr Law and Order irague state, that tb. ro b no way of preventing tbe opm sale of liquors im|.orted from Canada, but denies that bo'iors imported tr. m otter Kfoxvhxx, Team.. April 11.—Indefinite informatirei rotu-si from Cumberland Gap, dxty-five miJm north ot this place, of wn-xis trouble. The mountain psupta ta that section are advene to tbe opening 6t new railroads, and are forcibly opposing contractor'. Th* railroad bands bar* also gone out on a strike, deman ling an increase of wagr-i On Macday a rrx -re-nrred between the strikers and men who ha*l taken tbmr pianea, and fiv* of NORTHERN PACIFIC tl LOW PRICE UIUUMD LUBS « FREE Government LANDS. SERB FOR 5.V.-SXtZU'KlSStt •HAS. I.LUMH.“,’?!KuE'Uh t-r ta.nd> r~» •—» •- -w wises Sent Frww. ^CHIGAN ( CENTRAL !ur ti>e tieariitK >>t ixia prtnRHl. aim uuu inc U-lrn m taw ,>f wj*i«l d> r-awd and all other iw-r^xiiititcreju-jii, »*i<j rslate. are required to appear at a wwMut. of *a»d court tiwn to be hcldeu at the f*ro<>ate Ufltnt.lu the-rity ot lta«tiuK>. ta aald county. Mi—t >>uor —n»- jt un« i»^— uLv Uie pr»vc« gnustrel. And B SpRixortKLD. Ills.. April ML —Two tbcxiamdciUartu aoeruMed Sunday around ’be tomb of Abraham lanroln, to keep ta merbqry the .lay the iwunn'i baud so treacherously ekaed tbe rare*; ot tbe great war president Tbe exwd*» confuted of staging. pray«r. and fcMnwi, of wbicb a numtwr were tnaita Governor Oglesby was unavoidably alennt, but many of th* mart prominent citiwna at lUtn-n.'. wire numbered amcag tbe throng which met to do honor to tb« memory of tbe mortgages on p»ge *W. and tbe said Karbel M Claric re admialstratrix of Uir estate of Amasa L Clark, dceereed. having restaued said mort­ gage to Alexander ' L. Ctsrk < by .v»igntnei>l dated the twentieth day ot May A. li ts»o. ai d recorded Hi tbe office ul the Kegtster ul lived* ta and for Harry Couuty. Michigan, on the tweoty-aeveuUi day d( December, a. l>. imt; iu 1 l>_. .-e-t Now. tberrtoro. l>> virtue of the power ot aah* contained in said mortgage and tbe statute lb suett raw made and pros Mod. nocire 1» hereby given that on Saturday tbe twenty first day ot April A. I». IMS. al ten o’- luck «t> the foreuoon. I sludl aril at public auction, o tbe highest bid­ der, al tbe tkortli trout door of the court house ta the City of Hastings. Barry fatuity. Michl gM, (that bring the place where tbe circuit court fur said Barry equity ta holden). the RIGHT HERE IN MICHIGAN Hrlow will be found a sample of the ; multitude of irfters of encouragement Mrinn. IL H. Warner A: Co., of BocMester.-N. Y., daily receive. The subjoin­ ed unsolicited testimonials are from your friends and neigh bora, ladies and gentlemen >ou know and esteem for their honor and straightforwardness, and who would scorn to be tt party to any deception. What has been done fer others can I* done for you. and it is fully, nay suicidal, to longer suffer when the means of recovery lie at your very ■door: . tbe operation <-f sal.! mortgage u above clscribed) or ao much thereof re may be necessary to pay the amount >lue on said u-ertgnge. with ten per cent, interest, and al! legal costs, to­ gether with an attorney** fee uf fifty dollars eovenviteii for tberrlK, th* premises not here­ tofore relvAM-i! and which are herein txMlred tor sale being drvri t.^1 tn ,*i,j mortgage as al! those certain lots pieces and parevl. of laud situate In the towusbln nt Hope in the County of Barry and state of Mich Iran, andktwwn and kmku <vx>M-nt ptetoffiro appropriation bill rep etc 1 and referrvd to cntaniittee of th- w aw! tbe. conference rujuirta on bills n-lat t - • • lan ic agrwl t repvirt. on private bills which Ug Uri to go on lb* calendar. eonipnnaUon for tbe ’•vepati. projssrty by United States troo| 'daring tta- war jook up th. n-ra Under of th* day until ’»p. m , when a re>.sj ■ was takna to 7>k>. at which hour the bouw rww-nlitol and pares! fifty-five |*-nsion b 1!«. and ttatn adjournal for tbe day. The w ia‘o was not ta Msoion, liavtag adjournal .. • Tlitir*dny WAitMtM'rt. >v-City. April re, tivc^xes-uMvr, rep“rtid bethr luriao Saturday to eammittre of thr wbota. Ain -ng the bllto for public iiulkbnga reported »n one for Fre­ monL. K-*. Tbe boore ta cum: titte* .rf th* wfevk lookup the Indian appro -riatam, but MiddS Nolle* of Pp li 11 eat Ion. State Of Michigan—In tl^ Circuit Ooart for the County of Harry, ta chancery. Atauxo Ferris, complainant, • , Nettie Bajrnxind and Martha A. Wood, de fendanu. Hull: pending to tbe Circuit Court forth*Coun­ ty ot Barry ta Chancery-Fifth Judicial Circuit. A. Wood one of the defendants ta the above enlh" <wt’ rwMesotrt of tbe said state of Michigan and In the stale of New kork ta tbe United State* of Amertc*. and on morion of hnappcu A VauArman, solicitors fortbeabovenMfne.lromplainant.lt is ordered that tbe said defendant. Martha A. Wood do appear and an* er the tall of cotanlalnt Hird ta the said cause within four mouths from the date of thisord-r. else the sal« bilfofcomplaint shall ta- taken a* confrearel. and further, that ss.'WsX KIM?,*;ss'.ix: Thr west half of tbe south west quarter of section No. ntnriren. amt also tn* sotitii rast quarter of the south-east quarter ot sxl<i *re-.lnt> nineteen, all in town four ttorth. range nine west, containing tn all utie hundred and taeuty Dated. Hasting*. Jan. X. Ite . ' । . ...... v, • w oi me the County of Harry. . .ue Htate of Michigan, •m the 3Kh day of Fehru- K-.jr l> alnant an<t Veaxs M Ui.u. weeks ta sororaslon; suebpuMlcatiou however, shall not be nwatsary in case a copy of this or­ der be carved on the said defeudai.t uereoruJIr •“»« ‘•'■’’D <hf» Lvfare the time herein pre serlbesi for her appearance. th.. m__ . on th* appn»}>r:attaa bill and coi •ectiotai. an niwrulmout being J«ropriaiing f’JJ.OOO for Uw Medi dtans in MinnnuU. W Ithout co ~S»S,'4!.’ RfTTJSir S3 , MZ.XW K.Tomw?* Soltcitiw* for Complainant. Aracm, Ohio; April la.—Char a merchant tailor of this city, qtu his wife Knlurday morning over ti-ni. Heading hi* daughter out Trits took a laae ball i«t and a Wife. i**ting her bend tat-, j-ll ran to a Drighbor^. ami tcllini had bettor JreA into bis bua-LaM a mile to the Ohio canal taul' sum of one hundred and sereatedwo dtalars or any part thereof; 11 >ow. Ibcrefore. by virtue of the l-mer of contained in said mortgage and the statute ta sa. Sul ajuxx.rii j �jllClllti STATE NEWS, ---- — V - uuiuur-j vi <U U1 VKWOIS in and about the “Q" yards. An ox-fireman named Donahue .uwuiltwl a working flreman nam.-d Heflru. and w«a fined Ki. A ■v^tehengine, while pushing ,tbe -Denver* raas stoned and windows broken in the en­ gine enb and dining-car. bhiues and brick­ bat* wen* also thrown Hi rough a window of SujN'riiiUndeiit HrownVprivnta car about II odock. Mr. Brown being in the car at tho tim- Some freight eisginw-one east and ent* west bonijd—wire stoned later in tbo night and windows broken from both cabw No uuo was hurt. All efforta to capture the olfendiTs havu been fniitlem. Extra citv po­ lice will be kejit ou duty all night Nh<I Kwiurl to on El<>|>emenU VVAsiiiNiiTiix City. April 13—Mrs. Grassie G. Bulkley amnuitted .suicide Thursday night by taking jAriwai. Mm Bulkley wns the only itaughter of Judge Curtis J. HiUyw. and her >*lo,ienrent with young Bulkley some months ago caused quite a avusatlun. Hho *e|nrated from him after the marriage ■umI went to her father's huum*. A few days afterward rire -went to live with him, and utter n short tint-.* returned to her ponmta It U supjiowd she was suffering from tempo­ rary insanity. met I up 1 work tXtaldd d Ills Jealousy (tot the Best of Him, DaVMInirt, toaa. Aj>ril 1.3— Henry Wil­ helm. a butcher of Clarksville, Butter county, Th.- evl nniiig of i Brant i oUtar a ritw j to <n. A SCATHING CRITICISM. court, on .Hu* application of Lawyer W. N. Cromwell, acting fur the exchange. Mr. Cromwell raid the liabilities were about H.OiiO.OOll. Tbo wniccni luu had no credit rating at Bradstreet's for a year j«wt The cumpony was formed in 1HHJ under the En­ glish limited liability law. with an unauthor­ ised capita of K-.(*H>.iXiU. of which fTbo.iMi was paid in. and succeeded to Hu* bumnew of H. F. Gillig & Co., paying KWl.OW in stock for the purcliast*. Henry F. Gillig remained as vice president and manag *r,.Hon J<wjih IL Hanley lining the jrrinideiiL A liquida­ tor ha* l»**n appointed by tliv Kiqjtoh high court of ehanoery. Mr. Gillig nays the cim«vrn ban bs.-s-u of al>nit fA.iXA) in thu state of Hrtuy F. s«i:«l for Ktirlan ! Satur­ day moratag. ,\t tlu> officii of tlu- company, in this city. .Mr. W. ('. Booim *aid Hurt tui uutiAually heavy tn.nl had Uwn nwiveJ Sat urday morning, and in many of tho IctUr* checks wore cix-kjaed by |vopta winking to ■scare money orders. "If this mail had Iwn received Friday.” said Mr. Borne. "it would have been jwwiblu for Mr. Gillig to have pony, was seen at his office by a Unitid Ptns rcportsT. He said: ‘All ttu* pecuniary obliga­ tions of the (ompnny will be paid in lull. Tire exact amount hu not been figured up, bat it will probably amount to alxnit H,'X)O,Ou(i The company 1>m about 'J.Huu cMTwpoudenta with whom it carries on business." • It is Maid that thopcoplv wtfo suffer mort by tbo failure of the ronrem aro those who have obtained ca»h letters of credit Th<s» aro tetters of credit given to parties deposit­ ing at any of tbo offices of the -omjiany the amount of cash railed for on the tetters of credit Cash letters of credit are only taken out by peopte of limited means or erfdit and those who have outstanding tetters of credit of this k ind, now will in all j reliability have to appral 'to the rvpreeentalives of the Americnn'govcnuncnl, wherever they are for anSMtancn t.» come home. The holders of guar­ anteed letu-r* of credit or commercial letters of credit are not likely to suffer any incon BiMHlAMTOX, N. Y-., April II.—Fire broke out in The 1 radar block on Water street at 8 o'clock Tuaulny night. A high wind pre­ vails! at th« time, and tbo (lames shot, fatidly from the iHuomcnl to the roof, ant in three hoars the four-story brick building was a conijiletc wreck. The wronii and third floors contained the editorial, compering and Job dejiartmcnU of The Daily trailer and Sunday Dispatch. Tin* total l>w is estimated at |75,t>W. fairly well covered by insurance. The Daily ImhIt i !<»• i» ts»t«U with the ex­ ception of a new dm* of type valued at |5,OOO, which wan aared. Temporary quartern have i»«“ secured, and The Irad.-r will ap­ pear as usual. Tire Disjatch will nhu taire on Bunday. ______ _ (iotrraor Hill Thanked by lbs G. A. R. AUtaMT, N. Y., April IB.-Governor Hill luw received the following letter, dated Now York, April 12, and sign'd by B. F. Wataon, chairman of tho sub-commRtav: “I am in­ structed by tire executive committee of the memorial committee of tho Bfty-nino pate of the Grand Army of the Itepublfc in Uns city to expiw ite thanks to you fir tbo prompt and favorable consideration given by you to tire'act relating to employes of the various pHIm and counties of tho state,’ which anabted it to Is-romo a taw of thia state. By promoting this act of justice to the Unton veterans of the Into war you have di-eponed tho mow* of oldigation for your many offlctal acta in their interrata.”________ young acout who wae I*rt« Simon,. On a mild, hazy day in January, 1M9. »on of * neighbor twp mllw away, and L was at Orangeburg, South Carolina, a right gallant younj feUov he wna. about eighty miles west of Charleston. After the war he married my aiMer My purpose was to visit the battle­ and that youngster who took your ground of Eutaw Spring, on the right horse when you alighted i» their grand­ bank of the Santee River, forty miles child.” distant. I hired a horse and a gig,for "Then you saw the young prisoner Y' the journey. The steed was Heel and I asked. the road was level and smooth most ot “Yen, and I helped mother search her. the way. It lay through cuUivated We were amazed when we saw, instead fields and dark pine forests and across of a brazen-faced, middle-aged woman, dry swamps, where the Spanish jooss as we supposed a spy must be, a sweet hung like trailing banners from the young giri about my own age. looking live oak and cypress trees. an innocent as a pigeon. Our sympa­ At sunset L had traveled thirty miles. thies were with her. but mother per­ I lodged at the bouse of a planter some formed her duty faithfully. We found distanae from Vance’s Ferry on the nothing on her person that would afford Santee, where I passed the evening a suspicion that she was it spy. She with an intelligent and venerable wo­ was released by the scouts, who offered man (Mrs. Buxton) eighly-fonr years her many apoligies for detaining her. of age. She was a maiden of seventeen She had been too smart for themTwhllo when the armies of Greene and Raw- alone in the house guarded by P«-ter don made lively times In the region of Simons she had eaten up Green’s letter the Uppec Santee, Catawba. Saluda and piece by piece. So. secure froip detec­ Broad rivers. She knew Marloh and tion, she willingly submitted to our Sumter and Horry and other less fa­ search, and told us frankly who she mous partisan leaders, who were fre­ was. quently nt her father’s house on the "My name Is Geiger—Emma Geiger?” verge of a swamp not far from the she said. “My father is a planter near high hills of Santee. « Winnsliorongh, in Fairfield, and I am "We were Whigs,” she said, "but the oh iny way to visit friends below.” Tories were so thick and cruel around •' Wasn’t she smart ?”«said the old lady. us when Rawdon was at Camden that "She was going to visit friends below— father had to pretend to be a king’s Sumter and hla men—our friends like­ man to save his life and property. Oh, wise, for that matter. When the scouts those terrible times, when one was not dismissed her we took her to our house, sure in going to bed that the house guvt* her some refreshments, and urged would not be burned before morulng!” her to stay with us until morning. But “Did you witness any exciting acenes she could not la* persuaded, saying the yourself ?" L inquired. two armies were so near It might soon "Yes, many. One in particular so become impossible to reach her friends. stirred my ypung blood that I actually Peter Simons had accompanied us home resolved tv put on brother Ben’s clothes, and offered to escort ‘Emily to her take our old fowling-piece, join the friends as a protector. She declined ‘Swaqip Fox.’ as the British called Ma­ his offer and rode away, bearing our si­ non; and fight for freedom to call my lent blessings. We saw no more of her soul my own." until alter the war.” “What was that event?” I asked. "Did she reach Sumter’s camp in safe­ “You have read, maybe," said Mrs. ty?" I inquired. Buxton, “how Lord Itawdon, after "Yes, and delivered Greene’s message chasing General Greene far toward the almost word for word as he had written Saluda, suddenly turned back, abandon­ it." ed Fort Ninety-six. in Abbeville Dis­ Sumter and Marion joined forces and trict, and retreated toward Charleston. hastened to Friday’s Ferry, at Granby. Well. Greene sent Harry I>ee with his ILawdon, ba tiled, did not attempt to light-horse to get in front of Rawdon cross the Congaree, but fled before the before he should reach the ferry on the Enrsuing Americans toward OrangeCongaree at Camden. He was anxious urg, on the Edisto. to call Mafion and Sumter to the same “You’say you saw no more of Emily point to help Lee. Sumter was then Geiger until some time after the war," encamped a dozen mil« south of our I remarked. “What was her fate?” home. ■ "A happy one. She had married a The venerable woman’s dark brown rich young .planter on the Congaree. eyes sparkled with emotion as she pro­ named Thurwitz. They had been on a ceeded with the story. She said her visit at her father’s house In Fairfield, cousin, who was on Greene’s staff at and went out of their way to visit the the time, told her that when the Gener­ scene of her exploit in 1781. They had al called for a volunteer messenger to crossed the Waferee at Camden Ferry, carry a letter to Sumter, not one of the as she had done before, visited the soldiers offered to undertake the peril­ house in which she had lieen wxiri hed. ous task, for the way was swarming and rode to our house to thank, iny with Tories. Greene was perplexed. mother for her kindness on that occas­ Brave and pretty Emily Geiger, the ion. They had with them a sweet fftyoung daughter of a German planter tle babe a few'months old. Peter Sim­ in Fairfield District, "had just arrived on’s was then my sister’s husband and at headquarters with imixirtant in­ at our house. Emily stood face to face formation for the General She rode a with-her jailer for ah hour. She freely spirited horse with the ease-anil grace told her story and owned that she was of u dragoon. Emily, aware of the much startled when Peter seized her hesitation ot the soldiers and Greene's bridle. buLshe controlled her’.feelings. anxiety, earnestly-but modestly said to the General, “Muy I carry the letter?" She fold us of hex dinner on Greene’s dispatch, and thought how silly the Greene was astonished. He was un­ young scout was in leaving her alone willing to expose her to the dangers in the house while he guarded the door which he knew awaited any messenger, on the outside. Peter wasn’t moch of for the Tories were vigilant. a Tory, and we all rejoiced khat a kind “They won’t hurt a young girl. I am Providence had protected Emily from sure, and I know the way," said Emily., detection." Greene’s want was great, and he ac­ “The ways of Gbd are mvsterious,” cepted the proffer of the important ser­ said the venerable Kmtron, laying her vice, but with many misgivings. Fear­ hand on my knee. ^Peter's son mar­ ing Emily might lose the letter on the ried Emily's daughter—the sweet little way. he informed her of Its contents, baby she brought to our bouse—and that she might deliver the message their son owns a plantation a few orally. She mounted her fleet horse, milts from here ” and with the General’s blessing and Benson J. Losung, LL. D. cheered by the admiring officers, she rode off on a brisk gallop. She crossed the Wateree River al Camden Ferry and pressed on toward the high hills of .Naturally Indignant. Santee. After church: Emily was riding at a rapid pace Spoggv-V.'as it not disgraceful, tho way through an open dry swamp when one in yr hi eh Stniggs snored in church today! of the T«ry scouts, who were on the Btugga—I should think it was. Why, ba watch, seized her bridle and bade her wokousall up,—The lie view. hdlt. With perfect compoaure and firm voice she demanded by what Dread fully Afraid. authority she was arrested. The young Tbo wages of sin is death, and, if yoa will scout was confounded by the appear­ notice it, then* are a great many jorum in ance and manner of his prisoner. They this world who u-tu to lie ilrnadfiiUy afraid had observed a woman riding in appar­ that they won't cam their wnjn-< — ent haste from the direction of Greene’s Transcript.__________________ army toward the camp of Sumter and suspected her errand. She proved to Il km on Irish lady who once niuu.-*«l her be a young maiden, fair as a lily, with mild blue eyes and ^profusion ot brown auditors greatly by remarking in a rueful hair. The young scout, smitten with tone, in tlx* course of a converwation on tho her beauty and air of innocence, releas­ lire of fret: “My foot are fearfully big—rests* ed his hold upon the bridle, when an older companion, made of sterner stuff, aeixed the reins and led the horse to an unoccupied house on the udge of a swamp and bade her dismount. Tho . — . younjer wldlfr mllantly uslMcd hw O-l-.-raUjl-On. rtoek to alight, and she was taken into the | and a chalk quarry -NobraAkn State Journal, house. With proper debeacy the scouts . * „ “T—7—TT wnl lor Mr» Buiton'k moUrr. Uvln» • 4 ■“»*•""•»«> tata* W mlk clUUnl.lox.reb Eniilv'. per™, rum. Tto cta “1 went with mother," tmhl Mr*, llux- •*.’**il burtinenvUy.-. WEAK NERVES ■ h CRHEUMAT,8M 111 w w KIDNEY COMPLAINTS CONSTIPATION PaioFs Ouxay Cowroc to h dm s outer. &.wsss^'Taswssw FARM ANNUAL FOR 1888 1S88 Omaha. Neb.. 12.-Th. town of Fairfirid, in this state, was visited by a »W,«B fire parly Wedtraday murutag. su;.i-«d to hav., . —l..-* rwivin Nearly half the IURREE A �AIM HIGH. _ [T ffich thtoktor mor-, ht^ Tnahtoltag though to® •600 will be derived. AS A FOREIGNER SEES US. ‘Yoq Amariejfns." mH p> Q. Taylor, *11 ulghk you a* toey du furvignm Y rhy should didn't anything particularly wunber about th* average Amcrumn attirn. j “You don't?. Have you.ever bf-ea n;. ui tbo Wcstora Union ibwer? Wvli, you ought to go up there. I made the <uu -.-id. the other day, difficult m it U Tho view is entrancing. But when 1 looked dawn into ^nwlway it made me Shiver. The hurrying crowds on tbo aidewalka looked like twfa unending funeral pm.xwdo.u moving nppoajte <1E roctioiw. Black, hiaek every wMra. All the red hatred girts mnxt bare been'up town, for Yebtebday Eugene Johnson and Bert Harper, of Orangeville, were brought before Esq. Kenaston oa com­ plaint of J. B. Swan, also of Orange­ ville. for maliciously destroying the latter’s farm gate. They plead guilty, and were fined each SI and costs, amounting to 810 in all, or 10 days in jaih They are now sojourning in the county bastila. Jte *• sax to w m h cwu; ** •* Jonnttowu. *3-000. GOING TO PAINT? blk 3 MMdlevlllc. HBO. — • wx.mii xu .hm j < fxipcr; nsa sec *3 Maffie Grove, 14.100. US H"17 W- M1IWr' m «iiie Grove, *1300. Ho♦re*1’0’’10 LaaMk Wo“tmlul: ®Ta sec M Those who have not seen the newest and beet thing in the way of a road Jamwt kogm to Phlaoa* Kooklo; 4U mc machine, should see the American Haainn. »i.®n. C. Lk8 B. B Oo. to Geo. W. Gregory: P* Champion Hoad machine, sold only bv J. M. Rogers of this city. It is certain­ ly the finest thing of th® kind, and H‘>|m». 110, every road district in the county should K- Bu*h ” Kdg'ar E. UriUeyJotM have one. If they had. the highways of Barry county would be improved a J. Q. Creasy toCtma. 8. Burton; parcels citv. full 100 per cent, in one year. The new council seems quite favora­ bly disposed toward building a water tower in (the first ward in addition to the water works plant. Tins addition wiU cost about 85,000, and will cut down the running expenses by one-half. It is a sensible move, and as the citv has on hand about 83,000 of the 830,000 secured by the bonds, it will not add to the taxes this year but a tritUe. ARE YOU l«h. 1888, a. ik^f^thXolf in the register’s office' 16 Middleville, Si JOO. Isaac N. Keeler to Isaac H. Keeler; lot 3blk IS Middleville, 11. Adalbert I>. Haulers to Jeremiah Vannocker : parcel sec 1 Maple Grove P*0. Robert Mauker to Zlmrt Mauker; 40a sec s Irving. |m Wm. Crfdler to Sarah J. Loom I*; 40a sec 31 Irving. 1 one. Momw Olmoead to EUubeth Lepard; Ila sec 1 Carl ion. *joo. Cletdent Rmltb et al to Betsey M. Gilman; Elsewhere our readers will find a Ann C. Weaver to J*n« H. WHliamt; lot 36 ringing-Jelter from L. E. Knappen as M»«t wSj A lot 27 cltj. •i.ns. Geo. W Franelit to Che Wlllfauna Fruit Evapor­ to the duty of the coming republican ator; loft 32-36 Pblliip-* add Nashville, $1 Jsoo. county convention in asserting the HeUcy E. Baker to Peter Holo and wile; parclaims of Barry county as to the candi­ date for congress, also staling his rea­ sons for the naming of Clement Smith for the place. The letter should be hands equally ready to fight or Work.” “Well, what would you have wi do I Dress read by every republican in the county, in brigfat coion during the winterr was and its timely suggestions acted upon. y/AN injunction was served on W. 8. •'Not at alt U«e common i Goodyear yesterday forenoon restrain­ ing him from going on with the build­ ing which was to connect lhe “little brick” with the dry goods store. The you like without exciting remark. But iwt, claims made by the parties who issued If a man wore a heavy plaid null in winter the injunction are ihsl a verbal agree­ ment, to leave the alley open, exists and further that it has been open 20 years thereby making it a public alley way. to sm thin i«rutindal spirit in nn fixnggerated form. A faultlensly dressed Now Yorker is Judge George C.'Barrett, of the an object of tmiveraal admiration. Paopb nm out of stores to look at bun. A shabbily Supreme Court, New York, before whom the "boodle” Aidermen and Jacob Sharp were tried, has written an article on “Miscarriages of Justice," aui/ak thi-Z wb<> ought to be in ibe lockup. which will appear in lhe Forum for May. The same numl>er contain "Obstacles to Good City Government," open nioutha, and Uplifted bauds one would by ex-Mnyor Seth Low, of Brooklyn; think ilaruuni'H rhinoceros waa iooae in the "Appropriations for Public Works” by street I always put on a black suit when I Senator 8. M. Cullum; and s' strong go to New Huven, for I cannot do bnaiueas article by Michael Davitt, on "Irish Landlordism." imt at] It Wil# Gentlemen:—One ot your clrculxra came to my notice to-day, and it re­ mind* me of an old and very valuable friend, one that saved my life 12 years ago, and because I had not needed its help since, 1 had almost for­ gotten IL I was 16 years old and suf­ fering from menstrual derangements; I coughed continually and had chills every day. I was as miserable as any on^could be. and live. A lady who knew the cause of my Illness persuaded my mother to have me use Zoa-Phora —it was called Woman’s Friend then. Before I'had used one bottle my cough and chills ceased. I kept on and used two bottles and they brought me out all right I afterwards married'and am now the mother of three nice hearty children. I feel that 1 owes great deal to Zoa-Phora. I hope it willl become well known and that every woman and girl who needs it will use it. If you will send me some circulars I will give them to acquaintances, and do all I can to help you. Yours truly, • Mrs. Laura Furman, To Zoa-Phora Medicine Co, Kalamazoo, Mich. VALUE RECEIVED For his money is what every man desires. In the line of GOODYEAR: BROS. Have a fall and complete line of Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Agents for the Chicago White Lead &■ Oil Co.’s Liquid Cottage Colors, ready for use. No bet­ ter in the market. Strictly Pure White Lead and Oil and a full stock of Dry Colors and Colors in oil. For wall coating we have the well known Alabastine in white and colors, the best wall finish in use. We aim to keep everything in the Paint line. Call and get samples and prtces. We can interest you. GOODYEAR BROS LUNN:BROS FURNITURE! THE You can get value received every time if you buy of Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suiU able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. ARCHIE M°COY, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Trade: Farlor Suits, Bedroom Suits, and Ftocliers, ' AOOITIOHALLOCAL NEWS- Wm. W. Cook, a New York lawy er,• has issued a valuable treatise on the subject of “Trusts.” It is published by L., K. btrouse A Co., 95 Niutoau street,1 N. Y., price 60 cents. W. 8. Goodyear will build an addi­, tion to the ‘’little brick" that; will con­ nect that eetebltahment wjthj Goodyear & Barnes dry goods establishment; but; it will stop further driving through the alley. J. G. Runtan will remove his stock of boots and shoes to the Hendershott, block, and occupy that portion of the, store vacated Uy. Dr. J. A. tttughman. The new location will be a Ann one for Mr. Runyan. The entertainment given; Monday evening by the Young People’s Bibli­ Edmond Blocker, Harry Patterson and Roderick Cramer, of Castleton, were arrested and brought before J ustice Kenaston, Friday, by Deputy Game Warden ilyde to answer to u charge of spearing lish (suckers) out of season. The boys were caught in the act and plead "gulltv” to the charge, in ex­ tenuation of their offense one of them claimed Chat a justice ot the peace in Castleton had tuld him he could go ahead and spear suckers any time of the year and that he so informed the other boys. In consideration of this. Edmond Blocker was lined by Justice Kenaston the nominal sum of 81 and costs. Patterson and Cramer, who, were both under 16 years of age, were turned over to the gentle menfiee of the Blate agent for Corrections and Charities lor Barry county. C, H. Van Arman, Who upon investigation recommended that they be remanded to the care of their guardians and that no coats be charged against them. cal and Benefit societv was ^ery inter­ Statesman is the name of the regisesting, the participants carrying out. tered Hambletonian stallion purchased this week, and now on the road to this city, by Drs. G. W. Lowry, of this place, For Sale.—Went half of lots 5 and 7, and Taylor, of Middleville, from E. R. ! King, of Pontiac. We have not space block 4 Benfield's addition tb citv of this week to state all the many good Hastings, vacant, located near M. Cl R.. qualities of Statesman, and will give R. freight depot. Belongs to T. G. an extended description of him in our Are's estate. Apply at law office of next. He is a bright bay with black 8luart, Knappeu Al VauArttian, over’ points, 16 hands high and weighs 1.250 ibh. lie has large bone and great mus­ Hastings National Bank. cular development. He was never The neat, tasty and cheap window tracked, but is an easy, natural trotter, ana shows a spleudld gait Had he shades with the Wyant patent shade been trained, he would have made a fastener are just what you need in fix­ famous trotter, for he has it in him. ing up your rooms. No tacks required. His former owner paid 81300 for him Does not injure the finest fabric. A to Powell Bros, when he was a three child can pul them on. Cull and see years old. He has stood io former sea­ them at Stauffer & Crawley's. sons in Oakland Co., for 850. and was noted far and wide as a sire of No. Thirty-five friends and neighbors I horses. It is expected that States­ of Mrs. Mary Rich called at her home man will reach Hastings this week, Saturday evening very unexpectedly. and all iovers of good horses should w-c him. Statesman will-be at Hastings The evening was spent pleasantly by all present and all enjoyed the supper each Saturday during the season. This that was served. The company left as makes another ferftber in Hastings’ cap, a reminder of the occasion a set of gold and will add to its reputation for line horses. band dishes. There is a well-grounded rumor that the postoffice will soon be remov­ ed to the new Burton block. The new quarters will be a large Improvement on the old, but will not be so conven­ ient for the business men generally, and a larged sited kick may be made. But Dr. Burton is Said to be master of the situation. The democratic city caucus was held at the court room last night. The fol­ lowing delegatee were chosen: 1st ward, Luke Waters, R. Dawson, D. R. McElwain; 2d ward. F. Barlow. Chas. Hotchkiss; 3d ward. J. 8. Goodyear, N. Barlow, G. Matthews: 4th ward. A. II. Johnson, W. 8. Goodyear, Jaa. Clarke. Dan Reynolds. The republican 3rd district congrreclonal convention to choose two dele­ gates to the national republican convenuon to be held in Jackson, Monday, May 7th, so that in addition to the oth- county republican convention of May 3rd *111 aho name 12 delegates to this __ - —M«nv..ntinn afternoon a team of horses, unknown, made things lively on way for a few moments. Startrth of the iron bridge they ran at v gait toward town, narrowly r«। r-hfldre® nlaying in the losd. bat Alfred Chen^t, of Carlton, is a bad egg generally, and has been making numerous threats of late to kill his father, Albert Cheney, also his mother and sister, and to massacre the live Mock on the. plantation. Yesterday Deputy Constable George Moore went u? to Cheney’s home, in the northeast part of Carlton. He found Alfred in a back lot, and proceded to secure him, but with more or less difficulty. The combat took place In a 8 wall bole, and . was quite lively for a while. Cheri.y struck Moore a hard blow on the cheek and also grabbed the latter’s revolver, which he snapped once, and fired once, the ball just grazing Moore’s cheek. Then Moore went at him, and downed him with a stunning blow over the eye which was abut soon after. Moore then took his man down tn the mud, took away from him a knife and im­ provised sling shot, and then tied his । hands with handkerchiefs, took him to his buggy and tied him into the vehicle ,and brought him to town. The app aranoe of the pair on the streets here created quite a sensation. Cheney was arraigned before E»q. Kenaston for making threats, plead guilty, and was sentenced to jail for 90 days in default - - of 8200 balk ■ Name and iiesldirace All the Latest and Nobbiest • Patterns in Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection wilt con­ Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some Call early while our new and nice things in Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. pi AVE YOU SEEN IT? . RESPECTFULLY, Lunn Eros The Best is the Cheapest. That is why you should buy the That fine line, comprising all the latest styles in SILVERWARE I Water Sets, Berry Dishes, Tea Sets, Cake Stands, Castors. Anyone who will see these goods will, without hesitation, pronounce them the finest evfer dis­ played at Hastings. CB.WII mi BINDER HASTINGS, MICH. ■ durability, rue ot h.ndllnp, Ugtitnru of draft, exorilmre ot work th. LW”'bl111,la> whm rmdJ ,or work- K"1 h“ u’' lowest elevator of any binder made. ■r’lett 'Wa,re Of all descriptions, from the plated to the solid sil­ ver article—-Iniives, forks, spoons, etc. WATCHES A larger line than ever of all the best Americat/ and Swiss movements. An especially fine line of Ladies' Gold Watches. The Hunt Spring-Tooth Harrow has become the greatest favorite among fanner. l«eauu of the excellence of in work. • xraonx Excln.lv. .jenti for the count)’ for the celebrated Whipple Float Harrow SPECTACLES. Old harrow teeth wanted In exchange for new harrow. -Complete line of these goods, the best in the market. Eyes tested fra ofcharge by Spencer s 0pt|palmoscopic Test Lenses, which are the most accurate test possible for those who use glasses. DON’T run th® risk of buying spectacles withUUU 1 out having your eyes tested for them. By Spencer’s Opthalmoscopic Test Lenses we can fit your eyes perfectly, and-remember it costs you nothing. In the line of < JEWELRY, The above cut represents the FERGUSON ROAD CART, I have all the latest novelties in pins, cuff buttons, charms, chains, rings, bracelets, ear rings, etc. REPAIRING. Everybody in Barry county knows that as a workman Kep. Silsbee has no superior. Bringyour repairing to my store and have hep. do it for you in a thorough and workmanlike manner. Respectfully, S. A. HOLMES HASTINGS, 5 TAILORS MICH. I^nni Arb?r- We are the exclusive agents. The Ferguson cart poeseastw the following advantages. Ht- Axthr Mat work* Indepee ll.U <l00*. **"zv w,a’ nwUon M. !• tbo arfjuoting brace that •Ued boree* and kerpo She muU rat.et, mud «^ trom tbn'th^;Wh‘ehtb‘'rid"frT*,ollwblnsow Ibe oe« and wiping . ---- --------------------- WWW., In addition to the above, I sell the Solid Comfort Plow, American Road Machine. The Celebrated North Fairfield Plow. Also road acrapm, seeders. Champion and Advance mo were. We sell the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-04-25.pdf 93f173b61ef3d60758d452f4c43b8a5e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. vol. X.XXII. NO. 52. Hastings, mich., april 25. -isss. County News. WHOLE NO. 1717. I thia fine weather lasts he don’t want MOKGOffHORXAPPLa makes three railroads stations in Prair­ day at the Hosmer school house with a any. Henry strong has moved into Elvin • * good attendance. L. D. Barber is putting in good time ieville. . i.^KSiiavs. ar Mra. Chris. Doster has received a big Steve Sprenget comes to the front Cole’s house at the Lake. at his roller mill, the demand tor his Dance and sugar party at Ike Gold­ Hvn- =•>'• Cn- M,onwindfall from a sister-in-law, a wealthy with a new -traction engine. Steve excellent flour being greater than the en’s Saturday evening. widow, of Cleveland, who paid the meansbusiness. supply. May Reed visited her home one day Mra. John Mater entertained the U. M. B. Brooks is offering his fruit1 mortgage of 83.000 on Mrs. D.’s farm, COOK Avith the interest. Such be­ B. mite society Friday afternoon. ’ last week. evaporator for sale. Can’t -imagine together “'.HATES ’ Game-warden Hyde is making life a Marion Shores Is breaking several whst his object is. as it is one ofthe nevoleucff speaks volume* for the- gen­ burden to the fellows wfco spear fish. teet paying invwtimente in the village. erosity of the donor, snd could not fall fine colts. m<! ofthrywlhe to a more worthy person than the hap ­ L. Hosmer was at the county hub He, l.ke Pinkerton, sleeps witmone eye C. W. Smith has commenced the PMtmaster, Lacey. open, and the boys think be walks la Monday. erection of a tine new hoiise and tern py recipient nscm.<' ■ i . Augustus Mills is slowly improving. Mr. Chas. Austin and wife lost their his sleep. . .. O-DonnelL on Washington strwt, opposite the Philn Burgess and wife visited J. N. Covert. Cartton. eight months old son April 18th. Fun ­ school house. The house wiU be a FREEPORT. l*ostmasterl Frwpurt. eral services at the Hoffner school h, u ;e friends in this place Sunday and Mon­ I handsome structure and will tie c«mIrving. John Yargvr was sit the county seat the BRh, and the remains were Interred dayII HATES: f100 w ________________ D. L. Northland, Cedar Creek. s’.ructrti of brick. Saturday. in the Castleton cemetery. / F. «, Norwaod. Delton. E. A. Phillips has hts new brick resi ­ J. W. Reuter was at Carlton center John rthean. Hickory Comer*, James Cross lost a valuable, horse last Mrs. P. Cline hoada Che sick list dence at the bead of the same street Sunday. hnmii A Cterni, FoMrieville. week. ‘ Mrs. John Ames, of Ada. visited her B» rm ► lAbec. Crewy » Corner* nearly completed. >b iTtntina DeL. Salsbury was in town Saturday on Win-. Hrvward. Broward. atster. Mrs. L. Fortes, last week. L-rvtning tn ths Mrs. Eva Alh-rtop has bought the busines*. MAPLE GICOVJL A. G-Je*«up, OrangeyHie. . ia.-st faresuf । J. L. Broughton sent a large drove of budding north of Rasay’s barter shop 4 >it machineryPo«tmaMer. Yankee Springe J ohnbmelker and wife visited friends Itepubliotn convention at Maple I fat cattle to Grand Rapid* Saturday. C. W. AriMtrung. Iloacn* MUI*. and is building an addition on the rear In Caledonia Sundav. Grove center Thursday of this week at Our saw-mill has abut down for want . ,o »••>—<■ agent* will be receipted or It. . Geo. Salsbury and wife visited at J. 2 p. m.. to appoint dtiegatm to the of logs. . . for t.» Um> HaxxSk proprietor*, and w* truM Work on the track at the driving I G. Reuter's Sundav. *U *uh«4-rll»cr» at itie place* named who have county convention. Republicans come The sin ole that John Kermeere has Geo. Perkins spent Sunday in Caledo out v — .r. min park will-be begun shortly and the !**n smiling for the pa-t few* days ta •Jew Yryn. pay their «Qb*crtpUuas u« the track put In ilrsl-class shape. [ nla. . Rev. Baldwin and wife returned to caused by a gentleman boarder, which It a s.x ku » lucent* uarnnd abate We are expecting to hear dellnite tid­ Geo. Kareher was at Lowell Saturday. their home in Ohio last Tuesday morn­ appeared at his place last Tuesday. Ketpretiuily, ings in regard to the new ndltbad ’ere • COOK 6 NISKKKN John Timm has purchased a wind­ ing. They will long be remembered by School has commenced again. PUR E long, in the form ot how much bonus mill of Litka. . Maple Grove friends for we believe Don’t think April snow storms will i will be required in addition to the right There is a gang of men at work lik­ they are doing a g<xxi and lasting work bring tunny,flowers, unless there fata of way. , ing up the IL IL track just north of I and they will receive tbeir reward. change in the weather soon. , Ida My ora is very sick with lung fe­ Buxton's machine shop presents a town. School tegan at the McKelvey last Charles Doyle'has moved to Middle­ ver and pleurisy. busy appearance ateut now. Alf. did In my Items last week it should have Monday with Miss WalkFr as teacher. ville. P. 8. Myem is on the gain. intend to build new shops this spring, lx*n Z. Fox instead of J. .John Gibson has purcbaawl Frank Lola Godard Sundayed with Lillie and has bought the location opposite J. Albert Parks will work his father's Quick's team, consideration 8350. Doud. “ Lentz & Son's furniture factory, but place this summer. For week ending April 23. • IL Bivens has purchased the Barter C. A. McArthur has his bouse nearlv has concluded not to build until) next F. A. <!hlld and son were in Lowell house. C. 1). Beebe lo RobL I. UendenboU; lot No. completed. e!i olhX MB city. S ISO. . fall or spring. F rlday. Rev. Johnson, the new Evangelical J. Cuii> to John M. Colp; teserm tee .Mra. Wm.; Jordan is again gaining T. I* Rogers was at Hastings Tuts- minister, will preach at the church 16Andee* 1J. F. Reynolds has commenced work M*|>ie (.rinrr.kao slowlv. next Sunday evening. Harrl* >ti Hilling -r lo Lydia Hllamrer;lOacraa on his new brick store on south Main ■ day. kec » motluc*. S«x> F. F. Hiltert was nt Kalamaxoo last street. Mrs. Jennie Myers is quite sick at . Rev. Koehler preached his farewell Wm B.Bhilner to Cateb G. Smith; one acre week looking after the infcreata of the sermon last Sunday evening. Dr. W. H. .Young is seriously ill. this writing. C. K. A S. it R., which is surveyed Dra. Lowry, of Hastings, and PalmaMrs. Mary Langs and son. of Lowell, Rev. Witham and Miss Cuslc are through this place. tier, of Vermontville, are in attendance. were the guest* of W. Fox’s people holding revival meetings at the Branch Fr«nklhi I*. HaU to H:nun Hall. «0 acres eee Mrs. P. B. Hunslcker expect* to school house. Rev. George Johnson, the new Evan­ Sunday. move her stock of goods to Lake Odessa gelical preacher, has arrived and is Mrs. Miller and Mrs. LaRoche, of T. S. Brice was at Hastings on busi­ re s> Thoniappte. S3.330. this week. domiciled* in II. L. Walrath’s house on Portland have teen spending the past ness last Saturday. Chas U. Coman to Janu Eddie McArthur Sundayed at Saran­ Phillips street. few days with their brother. Rev. DyE. G. Hotter is calling ou the farmers ac. Ionia Co. to see how rich they are. Feighner A Kuhlman have their re­ mnger. v* Hoi*. *«nn ’ ’ . • A. D. Meyers and family, ot Odessa, gular spring opening of millinery goods Rev. Al tert Ostroth preached ar the we('iemrnt Are you going to take in the excur­ visited friends here on Sunday lost. sion to Detroit the first of May to see Evangelical church last Sundav morn­ city, rrffi Smith to Harvey M. Smith; parrel on Friday and Saturday ot thia week. • According to reports school district Cba>. W. Kougti^Jla to Terry G. Henry; SS The new drug store ot Baughman & the ball ftarne? 8330 round trip from ing. ’ acre* *oc 15 BalUmorr. Stoo. 'iRFECT.M*°£^ No. 4 should have a nice fence around' Buel is open and presents a very neat Freeport; train leave* here 620. . Hay is in good demand this spring. । Cha*. W HmightaUn to Wm. Hill. JO their school house to cost f»l8. 1 tnink you are right Mr. Crockigator acre* *ee IS HaiUmurr. STOS. and buaineas-llke appearance. WOODT.ANI>. . Jotiu K. Flower to Marttn Woodard; lot 31 The trespass suit of E. Miller vs. A. CapL Goodrich and wite, of Detroit, in prophecy ing a poor summer, and if Chas. Lune is getting along nicely Mllo.SA I J. Miller on first trial was a disagree, assisted the N ashvllle Salvation army the Herald man contradicta you, time Harvry M. Hrailh to Cornelia Smith; parrel with the Long A Curtis ditch. I will tell-him you'are right inent of .the jury, and on the second over Sunday. m tn million* of trial the jury found A. J. Miller a Arthur Haight, of the tirm of L. E. AltoulSO young people gathered at Len Brady has a new trotter. It wm .•t ■ century. It Honson A Co..baa returned from Grand dlrvilJr..S<y ■nrrntbenL En- tresspasser and he waa fined six dollars imported (from Detroit), is ring-boned, the Freeport hotel Friday night to en­ Rapids with a large supply of new r- At r and cosm. and then E. Miller and A. J. । spavined, blind and has corns, but Len joy a sugar party. They all bad a nice gocxia. tn<H. IPalthfuL Miller and wife have settled up and di­ toys he’ll do the local flyers just the time. 'ondrr dor* not Mr. Doud has sold the house and lot •ec -JO CaaUelou. Fl.000 WiU Preeton departed for Morgan vided the property satisfactorily. same .<). I’. St'CKER. John F>. Coats to W. C. Otte Friday, where he will visit bis sister. formerly occupied by Mr. W hlte, to C. dteville; FM It seerns queer that the township John Itcnllieyker to Anna ■ 1WOERCO We regret to have him leave us, and 8. Demand. Itoard of health will permit people t > Law suits are coming thicker than see » Yankee Hprtags. S300. sincerely hope he will soon be with us | visit houses where the scarlet . fever l» Delayed Letter. ever. •gain. raging very badly, and also jet pleaseJ the oc- C B- RS'J?inChi<:goods. marriage Lleaneea. — ---------- --------they Wm. Miller Is working for Andrew No. About 25 sons of veterans, of Lowell, Name and Ileddence Aj cuphnts as they ‘.Sn run btaat ?Le large *f dl’eaM ' 18please. yiuur br'd*'rHurned °n assisted in organizing and mustering a J. Miller. .. i Frank Webster. J oilnato«rn \vno t -- townshiD? ~’ Born to V. C. Kosa and wife a nine M ( Delia kier. Haltlmors all„over the U it ColliersJ W OCCUP-T rooms at son's of veterans camp at this, place tered all over the township’ pound girt A LITTLE LESS THAN LOVED. S. Haight is putting in a full stock of Geo. Nelson has rented the Dovle Friday night, April 20th. The train Mrs. Geo. Davenport la still unable to undertakers gixxls here and expects to house, and will shortly take pnsraeion held until after their meeting was out. leave her tied. After they had given three cheers for put in a stock of furniture, which will of the same. John Smith is digging a cellar for the Freeport hotel they boarded the be managed by David Haight. Geo. Palmerton; he will also dig one tn “°?on wUI ln*ke their home north bound train for LoweU. Our deputy sheriff and our supervis­ in Muskegon for a time. The concert at the M. E. church Sun­ for Prof. .1. M. Smith soon. or are wearing very pleasant smilee Mrs. Wallace Bugbee of EIDorado. day night was a complete success, al­ Cora Nye commenced school on Monnow. It is a nice little boy at the dep­ h‘,r o|d ‘Oends and though the program was short on ac­ I dav. To have all fn-ndahip and alLbomw. Jacob Velte has for sale a tine yoke r<« uty sheriff's. neighbors a flying visit the past week. count of some of the speakers being mW* th Dur highway commivioner has post-! Iler husband precedes her to Petoskey sick. The singing was good. The rec­ of oxen weighing 3,60i> lbs.. anti only Which e<l notices according to a petition in l-enelit where they will. Mttle from in the hone Sf of itation by little Myrtle Sullivan was six years old. to his health chaSfe ' Road Dis. No. 16 to establish sidewalks ’ Quarterly meeting at Lake Odesalast very gooil. An appropriate essay was [ in the village of. Woodland, and now climate. । read by Andrew Geiger in a very able Sunday. Mrs. HAzen is still rick. ' Two young ladies driving on our , we propose t«» fix up our sidewalks so manner. The exerenws were closed : that people will not be in danger of Mnt. M. Colwell U on the invalid list.- with a few remarks by Rev. Dysinger. streets on Sunday turned around too snort. The consequence was a broken breaking their limbs when they walk John Cairns has rented the hotel. MIDDLEVILLE. * wheel and two young ladira having to ' erne Brown is convalescent, but I cn the sidewalks. i The question Is asked, why ha* Mr. very weak as yet. 1. IL Keeler and wife, of Charlotte, 'walk home. “Well I told you so' was the expres­ and furnish an unlimited.fund of arriuamwvL Lloyd Storms is the proud possessor were in town over Sunday. While Aspinwall our township clerk appointi ed a deputy clerk to do bis business. J of a pony. here Ike purchased a line driving horse ’sion of several of our good citizens People who bid" tilings • > "uiiwafuliy that ' He has done nothing more in appoint- । Erast us Terpenning, who has suffer­ Of his father. • 'when they heard that Susie Neff and Rand were married last Thursday. ‘ Ing a deputy than the law requires, and ed from a complication of diseases dur­ Mr. Paxon, of Jackson, representing Jap ■ just please understand that Mr Aspin­ ing the spring, was hurried on Thurs­ the McCormick machine company. Juts We understand Mr. and Mrs. Rand will offlee frantically demaodtnff hi* (>cn winn make their future ho ide In New York that narful article ta cosily locked behind hb । ' wall is capable of attending to the busi­ day. He was an earnest chnstain. a been in town for the past few days. State. C. H. Van Annan, of your town, was ‘ ness all right without a deputy. All wise friend and an excellent citizen. Samuel Velte will teach the Need i the deputy is for is when the clerk may His 1089 will be a great one to the com­ here on business hut Saturday. the aklrt on in the morning, banta ip vain Hon. Clement Smith w;u ’ in town ’school in Eaton county. be absent or when sickness may keep munity. F. F. Hilbert has invented a ma­ Mrs. Terpenning is some tetter, Monday. I him from his office. Loren Gibbs and wife and John 1chine for reducing one’s advoirdupoi*. •way, leaving the raenrant jerwy hanging though still feeble. What aJxiut a base ball club this down her Iwk, tho man who cumptacnnUjr A large number of teachers attended Gibbs, of Muskegon, are visiting at THE SPECIALIST, this place. isummer. T.ast summer we had a good irritatm th- " nmg «id of a inatrh. and ttao examination here on Friday. Ed. Ratbburn was arrested Friday the wonder* why in the jumping juniper it wont Henery Somers, Guy Putnam And 1one Some of our people will attend the afternoon on complaint of his wife, district Rememter the Good Templars’ pro­ fight—all tbr~- an- familiar. A case never Florence Putnam visited in your city meeting of the Woman's for ­ sa hvillk MICH.. charging him with non-support His at the M. E. church next Sunday last Sunday. By the way, Guy seems gram I examination was set for Thursday, be­ eign missionary society at Kalamazoo quite attached to the county kub. evening. 1 week. „ fore Justice Mills, in default ofSIOO this Everybody should take the Banner. Amos Fausey and wife visited at H. A hireling was held at the parson­ Can give tbnse suffering bail he was taken to Hastings by age Hurrah! for Judge Smith!! He is our home after the tin luui been extinguished, car­ on Fnday last, and It was decided E. Hendrick's Saturday and Sunday. Ik-puty Sheriff Osmun. rying. a* he fondly imagined. Iu» »|«wking from any form of Charles Ritchie was in Hifctings on choice (or U. 8. representative. to continue Mrs. Wales' name on the Youno Soldier. We noticed J udgo Smith and Tra­ list and pay her dues as a token of the busloeas Tuesday. frumpet under hi* firm Hi* coaipauiou, upon verse Phillips, of Hastings, on our love and esteem in which she was held. John Mdxon and Geo. England and cnnorcio I UT niorni nunnivi i in u au streets Thursday. A piano tuner, from Grand Rapids, families were in Hastings Tuesday, at Many farment are buying hay and i ri_hufnrrtnan'B attention to I. N. Kellogg Is tilling up his new which time the will of ElirabHh Law­ grain was in town last week. 'rain for their stock. The cold, dry, I tt ti»fact w fact that be *a* *•> affectionately oocaiuescouduetshop at the north end of Main street Tinny Mahoney was soliciting pupils rence, deceased, was proven in the pro­ backward spring does not look very tn< hocne a h<-e ri<®le. and when bemUd with the flneet makes of wood-working in music in our town last week. bate court prjmlslng for early grazing. lum where hi* magmtirent *11 vw trumpet । machinery; Al C. Buxton is making The flrst meeting of the Thornapple Last falls seeding Is nearly all killed , wre, th- foreman W.ri in aman-meut: '"I’m the motive power for the establishment and Irving association will b« held at OUt. Eugc-ae Horton and wife go to btareed if I know.” A railroad conductor oa । a line 3j-horse power engine. The boil­ Muskegon to reside this week. the M. E. church Middleville, Friday of Farmers are pushing their plowing tha Centra! Hudreo .tend on a etation plahTb^bert | testimonial er is already in position; the shop will M. J. Com went to Plainwell Sundav this week. An interesting | program for spring crops, and making all haste f(WTn one, dav and dgnaled hi* wginrer to in working order by May 16th.to see Mr. 'ind Mrs. Shedd, who are both has La-en prepared, and a good time is possible to get feed growing again. of hi> abi’i v grapple with :i boThe -p, *bead.” and then walked complaredly amount of work being done by expected. Considerable slat and wire fence is »w»ck Into UiertaHon. and ret dc^m. A girt BL rbe.M? dispa.-. -• t -.ucressful the Williams Fruit Evaporator com­ seriously italzey B. Richards was in town tieiDg built in this vicinity, which gives r^enth wre m that mythical condition, “la Nellie Dayton goes to Kalamazoo practice in Uealnig' with such pany is surprising to any one not post­ this week, to perfect herself in dress­ Monday. He has many friends in this a neat appearance to the farms and ma- |ove,- jmi poj —' 1..................... in reg/trd to it. Their enormous fac­ town, who hope to see him continue to terially adds to the convenience of the and p,,, ■ flwder• . ed tory on south State street Is completely making. Mr. I’errv and wife spent the past, occupy the position he now fills so cred­ farmers, but is not quite so convenient ________ -■ italile "olwerwil phenomena.’'— tilled with evaporators in process of week in. Kalamazoo and other places । itably. • for hunters and trappers. Springtieid Union. . construction. The members of the Geo. Guest is building a barn, and C. W. Armstrong was in Hastings . visiting. . Testimonials. improving his place on Grand Rapids Saturday. His sister, Mrs. Curtis, re­ firm are rustlers, and there is no ques­ Mrs. Geo. Hazen is still very sick. tion but they will make a success of ■ Mrs. Hannah Jones is having her street turned with him. 11 arveyL. Sherman has bought the Ed. Brigg* is suffering from an ale I the undertaking. house re-palnted by C. H. TMirston. Cloverdale creamery has been in Of the>i' bp John Grummond has moved the residence of John Sherman on the west cess on his chest. Il was opened Sun­ of cocna, one nrikea off down into Spain show enough o|>eration side, and moved in Tuesday. ' • all wihter, but Is now begin­ day morning, and al present writing h«- and Italy. In tbean lamia of the lazxaroni, and attached it to his-house. ‘ most skepti- ning to feel the effects of spring in the market R. B. Knight will occupy the resi­ is doing well. Mrs. John Jones has much improved beggary flouridie* with the name cxulw-rancs ca’.frn;.Look out for the leap year dance nt rv best citizens dally increasing amount of butter toe appearance of her house by a coat dence on the west side, lately vacated it tleew in the OnenU The chief rueixiiby B. Clark, Mr. Clark removing to Smith’s hall in the near future. The that of Hasting ;i i vicinity, in- made. They will probably average of white paint. canta in Hungary arc the (auga of vngabood l.OuO pounds peri, day this season, and Grand Rapida. __ girls will make It a success too. A lilcblund company will give an en­ ^filling busino | men. farmers, their product ! commands gilt-edged tertainment Osmer Burpee, formerly of this place, in the I. O. G. T. hall this MORTH-ACAHT ORANG EV IL L E. now fireman on lhe G. R. a I- R. 11. is Wflwiaiiics <Mifl prices in the metropolitan markets. The farmers are plowing and putting slinking hands with his tunny friends. J. W. Powles is getting his woolen All who intern! purchasing a gaso­ A shadow social Ln to be held at Geo. ■mailer oom in pun* natural la only. They line Move this season should call on L. in their oats. mills into condition for the seasons DOS T I^T OFF Mr.Stuart is no tetter. work, which will commence about the Loveland before buying. Jackson's next Friday evening. The arwdark fl tuned, almost, m native of India, L. F. Cook has a new wind mill. proceeds to be used to defray the ex­ nod their glcinuug while teeth and th* lirst of next month. Mr. Powles has George Williams and family, of Mid- pense of an excursion for the ’Kinm r w hitea of Uietr eyaa ar* muajdeooaa while of the celebrated Lamb knitting The republican cancus for this town-11 dieville. are visiting at James Cook’s. Seeilig him if }iou swffer- two district Sunday .school to Jackson, you nrc art 1«> yard* dwaat. A« you draw machines In operation, in addition to ship will be held in the Spaulding 8«ott Cook is going to Colorado. >»g in>ninearer. th" wu.de goxip cotnmenca* to about. b ;i|-euses. Now his other busiies*. Ills shop is. an school house Saturday afternoon. Mary Haffenden, of Richland, has Mich. Nina Winks, of Caledonia, is visiting interesting place to visit during the LeRoy Warner ’ s new house is enclos ­ jsttetiiui-. lieen visiting her cousin Cora Brook*. her granilmo her. Mrs. Jwkeon. ed. and will be a very fine residence. busy setismi. ’ Claudia Cook has been sick for some Wm. Richie, ot Yankee Spring*, an l tb>-in a coin aa you ride po>t. <hie h.xuuiUy Taylor Bros, have recently fitted up Ed. Havnes Ik building a fine resi­ his deice. Belle Stuart, went calling on pick* it np anil nr*h"» off with It- to the little. their wood working establishment north lience ou the place hw purchased of Mr. time. Mrs. Miran Sensiby is very sick at the sick iu this vicinity Sunday. ■ ul the river in,BJiieb better shape than Consuiiaqon- Free. present time. tlx- rood. Where tb. nldar HormuiIm are Geo. Nelson talks of moving to i’rair- the formerly and are having a dnu run oi Geo. McKiidicn has Ixjiight the Ells­ . . . t watehing the *cxw> with keen IntercaS. work. Much of their work is done for worth farm and moved on to it. Star lodge of I. O. G- T- antve a pate , u w uruup twarty, Toe Dr. w 4ll you plainly one of the big threshing machine com­ kM*.1 J. Goss'new stock of goodsJias Will Stocking has taken a boy from he euteruinmeut U> a well tilled house liar# p>M<n m arrived.Ind it is a fine one. Mr. G. is Whether panies at Batt le Creek. the State schot.L ’ be can cure lx*l Friday nightdoing thia you hare stimulated the cupidity a. U. DieklMoo * Co. have nearlv never behind the lighthouse. Cora and Gia Brooks vlfdtal at their Singing ~'l«»l hu clm«l fat lw» nn~_. u. u uunfilw, foe. E\fr:i Brown & Cairns nre having a big uncle's, C. F. Hale’s, in Richland over Experience as finished their season’s lumber cut and weeks on account of sickness. rai-.»c* tneir eym to rfiMcn with rec-w attention almost — । ade. -,p which whjch their ueir Uirgely wrgeiy tocrwised n|bles him to are now turning their atuuiioo Wheat looks bad in this section of MVMnw A(Ur yoa tl„ v tb* whok , :.ia„niM win ever i Sunday. exclusively to the work of their roller All eoioywl the exercise.* given by the county. I nineteen, pell moll, with ontatretehad hands . and the best grist, milk Their flour is gaining an Star lodge Friday evening. Henry •t Modern npplii H. B. Bennett, wife Md daughter uouwkI car* aloft, calling after you is iwith nt home and aces and the tu viable Count delivered a lecture which was were al Mr. B.a brother s.L.G. Bennett “knwoer’ the eastern markets. the crowing point of the evening. . .1 remedies,. iu lh-11 the 22d. kruotrerff Bwittly too, they run, three Bros, are now running their parted f<.r-*pe‘ iiileases.many A box imclal and donation at Isaac. joyful Romretea and for bundred. at CARTLPrroN. planing mill six days in the week and Buskirk ’ s for the benefit of Bev. M. C. \ kwp w th.chree. rem.cm on. them’ nrei Banl? prc’,arc<? ouly by Dr. are turning out a large amount ot ynu .nd^xweo tteottar.-Ttes* M.ner school. Daniela on the evening of May Ed?°nian’ him to efI Rtarec* Satie Recd commenced school Mon- Come one and all. Homer Blair baa Ma mill «** where oth- of town in running order, but as yet has no roof over iL He says as long as The Hastings Banner. ■ ’niskern. CREAM J•‘QWOEI akin J ’ S . DISEASE, ‘r£5£^^*c°n“”-Tbl’ �mirn THE TALENTS. iabt, FARM AND GARDEN. PROTECTION OTHER OF FRUITS CHERRIES FROM tv Bank. tarty bloffih whilecottony matter which 11 MlCh. A BIRDS. tree plant louse that Inhabit* the leaves and tip* of twig*. Fortunately, there are check, it U ctaime<l that this detention i* utterly illegal, and tluit a citiwn who found M. BATES. B. A* fiir artificial'remodtea. Prvfe»or Style of arbor or trelli* beat suited to ▼Ines of rapid growth. The trellis shown is advised by Farm, Field ami Stockman to render this process effectual the water must Im? applied In quantities large enough to penetrate to every part of the infested root*." Profno-ir Comstock mj< that the root licet thrive in a dry, porou* soil Mrs. Treat therefore reromuten*!* that, Attorney »t Law. damage* fur illegal (Mention, with a fair || A. BARBER, M. D., 15. Bereral atahty. different gifts and et>•Utility and reckoning. Hoineopathic I’itytlcUn and SurReoo. . . .......... V. 16. Traded, did now Nnvin'a *ten- . DIRECTORS: ’ G basing Ln order that the water may collect be bad. The journal quoted from say* that grape vinea planted at intervals of twelve feet, alternating on each side ao that plants may not come opposite, will com­ pletely oner the trell!* and arbor over- ing for turn. Tho contemplative and active tldre of Ghrirttan life ar* presented in th* two parable*. The foolish virgin* failed ceaalve pickings through the *caaon. deaired any good climber may U- *ubaUtuted, and in this caae, after the trellis is tally covered, all that will be netussary wlll be tn keep down too rampant growth. • The [kbU real on stones,wank a little into the ground. The po*U may be of .any desired sire of timber Cap pRsjes aonnect them along each aide, and ernes pieces join the oppo*lt«: posts. Wire is The gree by plantingat the aamet line varieties that have earlier and later period* for rip­ ening From the many excellent kinds offered by Mtihmeu choose the ones most to your liking, and follow the directions as to plnutkigand cultivation that are giv­ en ou the (wickets. The wrinkled peas are more delicate in flavor abd. remain longer iu>ex»ou than the smooth sqrta, and there are many to select frutti that do Dot require support from brush. No farmer ha* the .land to .ipare . J from setting out an ----- ---apple orchard pf good frail by the f.-ar of no market, or; In other svoni*. overpro­ duction. The population is constantly in•rcasitiu. awl the apple is the king ot American trait*. Sdught for every where, and only in rxn-ptional cks«* and limited । to be filled wtth hay and inMitfy the length by the width and that by the depth, all in feet, then divide by 5U0, which is the nuniter of cubic feet comtnouly tnuVL , (Office In Union block. HssUnca-l 001 ^roivpUy attesting to. i the mrawre of n*qx>«»: bill I y awl tratt. talent of »dver ts estimated at iron) »w. io ,„ & |hb _,„J whkb „ ,ta .4 I mriital. has grown out of tb:» parable. The «buwed that lx- hodpOt mtetnted to defraud. ■ | receiving of talent* from Gul u a great privTim defaulting cuitAmer wa* allowdl to go ' . ’ V. 16-17. Theo, w straightway. Prom(4«uxr that' tirtl larked uu th* jatbr'* facoj _ .. . _ ----1 ---------- . tatatau.1 ta u. Uta tatal ta™, tor ta. Ital l» DM 1. taltatal b, u» «ita . — dtaL Ttatad, lltawlly -urV-l ■ Ttar. u ; Tta f«« <tat <ta ta^ul .!.«htal iudnwrr SplrttaU e.;yul tatata. curae of th* colony «fad prevents the developaim; of ti>e farming country.. This trouble ------- -- • -- ---Kaffir. When Mr. kaffir comes to town he ----1. ------ ’ * r------ 1----- . - ---------- them are richer than.many ot the Been; but ta'cktar. kS- It is of great im|>ortance in keeping Jowl* hi a healthy condition that they should have ixcce.-* to no water that is not pure. Leaking* from tbe num tire heap, water from the kitchen sink or mIoji holes In the yard are all unwholesome, ns is stagnant water of any kind. 1trit-king veorete should be easily acceshibie at all times and • supplied with water that is pure and freeh. Tin, galvanized iron or eartnen drinking vessels may be used, and should L>* thoroughly cleansed and rinsed out whenever refilled. Every aeaMm innumerable contrivances are invented aud employed to frighten birds away from cherry laden tree* and othertfruita. The odc represented in the cut wax originally suggested in Popular Gardening, and, it is claimed, ha* been found effectual. mcg about to pm him up M trick*. i .. HoKsikif uf.thx uu, A* will l*. seen on examining the cat, this i» uu improvement over the jxitjito stuck (with feather*, Ip which the birds soon become accustomed, finding it not poHscstirt] of life. For the body of the monster take a long mangel wiirizcl. a targe parsnip, or a mammoth beet, into this t|iru-*t feathers along what 1* io I* the back and stales, with two *et in the bead for horns. Fur the util, the feather* are mounted on light twigs, the object of till* bdlpg to keep the suspended monster lively by turning with the wind. The eyes are Important parts for giving a life like appearance. Three cunstst of two bite of broken porcelain, thrust .into the root from th* top downwanl.’and with eye bolre gouged out of the sides to tbeae. Two small spin wheel* are projected forward of the eye*, to add horror tn the look. They arc made of circular pleeea of tin,;about four inches aertm. These are cut from the edge to near the center into sb->ti t ten or more radlntloth, and the parte given a slight twist, windmill like. A wire nail through the center attaches' each wheel to the end of a stick, and on this It should revolve In every slight breeze. For su*pendinj{ it, a cord which en­ circle* the body Is carried up to one end of a half hoop shaped iron rod, the other end of which is bolted to a pole that Is raised •lightly above one of the tree* to be pro­ tected. Then the monster bob* about and turns With the wind, the spin wheels fly and clatter, and altogether there If a dreadful look to strike terror to evil doing birds, even three disposal to boldneat*. In the last annual report of the New Jctwy Elate Horticultural society, along with much other matter of practical im­ portance. is a cmnciuntcatfou on the apple root loftse from Mrs. Mary Treat, Vine­ laud, N J. This communication Is of very general Interest, for the root lice are far om destructive to vegetation than are those that Inhabit the stems and leave*. Following are some of the state­ ments made. In condensed form: rapidly :han da plant lice, and when ready to migrate they know enough to go to new pastures to found Colonie* ou apple time I saw a-Kamr astride of a dilapidated shopping and they paid cu»h for their par- It i» n common belief that tolauvo chewing dertaken t<> dlsabu** tn*- of that twlicf with fact* and figure*. Kiiormoa* quant itita of power, greater influence, upportnnittes of doing gaud multiplied, “ruler over many thing*.-’ U. Entrance mvi and '(xirtakcr of the Lord's joy. This iuclqde* all the glory and blha which are rv*erv«J for God * faith­ ful people. V. 22. az This tecood rvant wn« tn all Green coffee (Uffioe orw Lathrop'* drug *lore.) ------------------------------------------------------- | w. J. Bowne’s cigars, the i»e*t I IfARTIN V. BARKER, Rati Estate Fine cut tobAcco. & •*.. ♦>., Insurance and Loans. 1'1 ug tobacco, 30c., ♦&?.. . Office with J. G. Runyan & Hon. 2 doors north-, of Purtoffiee. . j F lour of all kinds. . A m If aeektf, uiU-t.yuy •elfl»L'hun*»lf, ■elf. >!>*ii who cxciue ttrir own «uis in tbe I tarn* breath blame God fur being bard with j thtuu. I Tbe unfaithful nervaiq uaed not what ira He bad no nght to *> little. AU that his u hi* trurt. Tbe lord caaiotwl quid. Nothing like the variety of j rrqnirvd Uttle of him, fllMwitkir nr.il tall ..Lfritl Wm &rn.iw in , M I . . ■■ . this country is in exirteuc* m the old coun- whlta of hi* abwnt matter. Ho* then could and inferior in quaWty to our own Only tn Spain, which turn tha U-nrfit of Cuban to­ bacco, can you find anything like' the high He said. “.Lo, there thou hart that i* thine," implying that ii* wa* himrelf scrupulously juft, that ba did not Meal bls lord's money, but returned every farthing. Negligent, un­ wickid men, still l<ua»t«d of hiTmonihty. H« added falwhoud to hypocrisy, for his time It i* proboblv that, not withstanding ap•aranre*, tli<r majority of death* are pain- It mutt nut beruppored that those poorly endowed with talent* arc the only ones that are dothful. Some of the worst exumphw of negligence and unprufitablisiM** have Ixs-n the mart highly gifted of men. If tho man who is more gifted will not «ctqc. [Mtient unaided to th* rtruggk* uf dissolu­ tion. William Munk, M. D., F, 8. A, Me., in a thoughtful aud oniinentiy practical little volume, "EutharuAia, er Motliral Treatment filed hi* follows. v. a-, There wa* a flm uegatire pun­ ishment visited u|>on him for hi* neglect. The trurt, tho talent, wa* taken from him. He *m wparstnl from tte opportunities bo Sad and from tha ability to improve tbvm. Thl* is a taw of nature. The unuatd limb amply cornea foul; the inactive mind low* Ita tnwer. Till. Will)' r.f .nk.l.K.J ........ ,__ . .. V. ». The more positive punitiitnentcomea skilled labor in this direction, and w» rather Mr. M. B. Faxton advisee that parsnip seed be planted early, and when well up thinned to six inches apart uncommonly neglected, or but Imperfectly sprouts in an over warm cellar; it weakens vigor, **y Mr. Alfred Roae, Die veteran potato grower. ■ A dog about as big ■■ a rnt, ■ and pink skin and eyes as blue , ’ w A. D. COOK. n«»'uri. Mick crouwl exceeding fine. tageuL” It is practical, co and—within human limlte—u r H. LANDIS, M. D.. Physican and Surgeon, W• Woodland. Meh. •■oh, ROBERTSON HOUSE, v*T0 1 *ert!«lns in I.eoogind newspaper*. AddryM GF.tf. F. ROWELL t CK, 1 MACKINAC OPUni PDPP Fifty rents worth of charmbKNl fnXK. rxftfssaltlfiSZ Palace Steamers. order of a druextst one box of “Jvvxax.” JSc_ and who mail tiw outdde wrapper to Hamii. TOX < HMCCALCO.. !• O. Box 114*. New ■Tort. “Ji-vaxs" l» the recipe oi the rn-atest »t>cctal- : lit Hsing fur conttlpatkm and Indigestion. DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND unprofitable servant, a* upon the guest with­ out tbe wedding garment, the hypocritai and the worker* of iniquity. Red. because of a great quanti duly an ''infinite variety aubdi DETROIT AND rhieh I CLEVELAND OUR ILLUSTRATED ...... ..J un« M.A. II. ttuntsn retiring from the butiore* which will be euuttnmd hy J. 0. Bunyan, who win pay all the debt* of the late Uro: and . to wbo.u all ■ dj.11 count f Hererf “OU. yo • -Odf to a Violetr I don't renw Low Rates PAMPHLETS E. B. WHITCOMB, Gon P..i Am-t. Detroit & Clntlul Stus latjiliro Cc OXTROtT, MICH. hotels They live much «a peo parts of Franca and Switreria roil in tbamrly moving; a libe f«F£ TOXIC Paine’s AD ALTERATIVE / LAXATIVE. Aetlmr tnikfi -.-tr.t •un-l y <• 1.1 b.-1- • ■ prauM>«reare.: es» th. rtoau. I Compound ibitum. a diuretic quick relief and »••• • For The NERVOUS The DEBILITATED The AGED _________________ *7^.1“ • WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. Props BUBMWUTOX. VT LUNN : BROS. undHjWnd w^at to hmlthf . ” Mniinaar ao. THE TAILORS - - meu mmsum H can be *^Uwy andoobtaAy have th WtT.dwl tlm ...______ . Have just received th® largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. of *e-r Mr. J. II. Hale, Connecticut, says that Kdi trees that hnve been annually and vtly banked with wood nsbe* to keep out tbeilxirer* have l>eeii more free from yellowsLhnn those not so protected. I j i I I Mr....E. S. Carmon advise:;. find. — Cory or Northern Pedigree then Sher's flirty or Perry’s Hybrid. Own Moore’s Couconl, Triumph or Hickory, then Srowell’s Evergntn, Monmouth or Iqjyptian. small boy with more button* on tta J*? «* rooc SUITS FROM $20 Brudder Bensun-WiU yer take up der cTection. Broddnr 8<m w>uf been a young prince they cottld not have ex­ hibited more fcobcitu.lc about it. The snutll boy informed me that this prize animid tauxiu « z,1" Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. Call early while our stock is coniplcu York Ermiug Sun. dogs a* peo(ilc cam." Whether il is to deck a bauqu. ting board ou the Hvcintu and introdore society to a new delicsey hr did not vxplain.—ARfkI Trumble in Now York Newt Cuba DANQEROU8TOOD adu To know our duty and a Christian patient*, to withnold the inentimable boon Com and Groceries of all kinds. JAMES A.SWEEZE1, Hiding talent* of iiiuwl or influence or ■ ealth, or KStiilled to aave our uwu souls der a ubilling in England, a franc in France or a mark in Germany.—Alfred Trumble in and expire in great bodily torture. In such ca&a too often the physician rt-tirew whan all narked “Inirr.ediata.’’ Thin etain» first attention when I h ■pare. After this is cleared 1 .’urn rural, line Ground Itad. future ttauduig in gkx-y m determined by uur present devotion art! diligmtx-. face The inter-coll‘fn»te fiel held at the ntate Agricult this ywn May 31 and June I 21b can baking powder ER. TIMMERMAN, . ; The Bms coffre. Hotnuipathic 1’hysicjan A Sutgwa.1 ju-st coff**e ......... .... Summer Tours. him and hi* white with a rich colored akin. woolly ; plant louse ha* been known to Infest the roots of apple tretm. rausing swelling* and deformations of almost Tea dust tag, full of faith, faithful, in hi* Joni, trurttHta *,,w, fn * J.'.— tt.. - ■ . - ■ * nF kin Germany and Fratrr rigara are abominable, and the quality of smoking toimivo very low. People, keys my informant, of luxurious ODUtaSET BI LL**WgXDKJC OFTBK WOKLD." The Guernsey* make a fine show not only iu the herd, but in the exhibition ring, being Iwautiful animals, aomewhak larger than the Jersey* and more uniform in color. Numbered with remarkable *ix-cinieuii of this Breed i* the famous cow Jolie 2d, imported by Mr. J. W. Fuller, of Cataaoqua. Pa., who won first prize a* the lied cow In the Island of Guernsey in 1884. She is considered one of the best among milk cows of thl* breed in this country. A noticeable characteristic is the extreme yellownww of her skin. In the annexed illustration te Riven a true likcueM of another prominent Guern­ sey, the bull “Wonder of tha Wor|d,” Imported by E- N. .Howell, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. At the last New York dairy and cattle show this animal ,vns awarded the first prize for thr best bull over 1 and ; Hood tea rith perfect specimens of pear« and plums rni*e<l h tht* way. It would not pay in a TbeGuernseys, one of the several types of dairy rattle represented in the herd* of this country,, are uvarly allied tn the more popular Jersey*, uud like them are great butler producer*. \ (Officeia Abstract Block. Hxttlnr*. Mteh.) Hare the only set cl Abstract Books in B w IJounty. r. BRODUMiKK, rroprirfor. ply he put* <xi «uch clothing in England, Holland anil Germany. might well serve lo delight and Instruct the little folk. NOOK <t SHBLDON, □fall ■ tee* for sale or exchange. Booms and ! ; than bad I—n expected, tiw lord returned to iroeeivehte revenue*. This doubtire* refers I *o tor W V.W W*. I v. Ju. Tb- faithful wrrant Mem* delighted •<? IOTIIS U» AAV. **1- 1. ,U U.K? | thought that hi* Ibrd.will !»■ pl«a*tid with „rr(j me and »t will cure v™ Cash or Trade :ou tor sale. When Chronicle.. All hnve beard of bagging grapes as a preventive «>f mildew ami rot Progres­ sive men who have tried the bogs on to­ matoes eny that the tomatoes thus covered were Msdelkato in color, so very smooth and perfect that member* of the house­ hold did not. ujion flnit wring them. Butter and Eggs, j taithfnl, becaus-. each doubled wjfaat be had ; receive.I There was rw|uircd of them only ! abihtr. Ccmtrary to dntr bs buried his | faxl’/wlrer fatho earth. Before there ware tank* of depcait tbe custom of hldmg money 42®^*-®®- Wanted So faithful f hrittian shall at the judgm*nt lift time*, owing to Quality mid wnidificri.. 400 cubic fret will weigh u u>u. when fn other cases OOO may be raqclred? ■ - bull bM Juw re«lT«d •ollara and cuffs. E. KEN ASTON. Attorney at Law, A. C- WELTON . jtatata.-! u. itad The exact weight of a body ot hay can­ not be ascertained by mensnrement, vary­ ing m» it will according to the kind of hay and the length of time it ha* be n packed “* ,ln “ *topl«fl it from opcami;. The jailer vowed. The nuuieylrw • urtomer grew madd«r and madder. He picked, up a chair, and, striking a ben-ic attitude, vua»btd thr turnstile to Asa preservative of wood, ffSnlly any­ thing better thiv> petrok-um ta known, as many persons have reaUz».d. aud moro-ure ™'! “S’ "Tt* ° •~h'r finding out every day, and tie cheapness makes It nvnrloble for purposes ftjr which no substitute of the feme cost ran be found. It con be applied to adtautage on ,ry duw.-S»w York Itata nnpuinted posts, gate.-,, shingle*, etc.,' C*P» Town McrehBnt amt K>fflr. greatly Increasing their durability, but The merrbanu here depend ou tejertation should not be used with color* as fednt, for It does not dry and harden well, but wood, where it ho* 'been applied, can afterward t* (Minted more easily than if goeds it I* quite another thing, for wbpn tbe B<xni cumv to towifto buy goods they ex pact a year'* credit, far they have no money eess-over the dtnumd a* to render nn orchard of good fruit unprofitable. As man ya* SO. 0(Xi barrels of Amerfam apples havelieen sold'In London in asimfie week, and the denutad for them is rtea>Uly in­ creasing. A ml England is only one o< the many countries to which they are *eut. The tuNUtifactnrers of pure vtnvgar fn this Country s>*o make a market for on tmmgn»e amount of the more common numerous, killing the tree. Although the insect usually coniines it­ self to tiie root* of the tree, yet n few may be occasionally found on the suckrra that spring up around tha butt of lbe trunk, and even on tbe trunk aud limb*, especi­ ally in plscw* where the branch has been amputated **-d nature is clwring up the old wound by a circle of bark. When It works upon the naked trunk it often cauma- h ma** of little granulation* to sprout out about tha *atae of cabbage aseds, thus producing, on a small, ncala thnsanta effect that it does npon the roots. sJMITH A CUMiROVB, O Lawyers, Tb* teodarlMn steak and th. grilled muf­ fin* had inf used fre*h blood anti courage into of fruit if annually shortened in to pre­ vent too great elongation of the main vines. The leatding shoots should be ent back annually to about six feet, and the . Ing overdone has been entermintd by some people, ftom time to time, for as many as forty years' back: nerertbelres a good orchard has con tinned to bo i, g<x>d thing to bnr<-, and It I* quite safe to pre­ dict that It will be the same hereafter for first class applesuf good keeping qualities. The iamount exported to other countrir* hfis grown to such an extent that It In stkted that the value of it la niq^t equal toone-seventRof tbe estimated merchandjao value of tbe whole amount produced. .. .__ _ nf th. MXK and KAK ste Oe Vrrwirvaliot; of vl»lou GLfJSS!y C,Uli< MFaCTACLk® and eye He tailed gayly up to the turnstile and bear quud 'applrs al the same time, for the nuuu part of the sap and nourish­ ment of the tree goea to suppurt the galls which these creature* produce. Peas stionld be planu-d at early as the ground will admit, in a rich, deep soil, for a Vigorous growth and large produc­ tion. Several successive plantings should W. LOWRY, M.D., . Fhysicuw and Surgeon. * Curtotuer—This stuff £* not fl; (or a hog to eat . . Waiter-All right, imr. Don't lt|— Taxa* Siftings. RESPECTFULLY. I_jiLxn.n Bros “* •* �I m Vetf^ quite WtotU." ,■ *r -«»ut 1 itu*** It U 1*“’ .•nilctU >»r It- beeause I ... soon after that yon i; w.x* very rtiddm, and at’y -urpriwd. If he had : i-.-.mt Purgative Pellets a te Jav ’ Don't follow ' Ge>’Z' >, nltr-to"'■I ’ KiWt S*»lnMWt'V‘‘n aflt,r 1: v.t < tilting hl» throat . Mb - —------ "" .-VWUW except b-» lownd without «lh.r tf’hS todid. n*vertb*l rtihaliff'l'P; r 4 if’ri’e Hood s SarsapariH ITMChed t ceuL of lime; Cleveland, „ proZnLof^7 p~'m T». ®U.t HTdfl® Ol Ita. h 1, Ua Wol.fct .. I. true that time, when subjected to hraT L “ °» • WU»n amount ot eartonic acid g>£ & <lulck-Utue la left—aouistic uf tuort uoxrerfui ‘"‘MH'e- A small quantity of dry lime mm tbe fonxue.orluttmeye.produo,. psl.ful X, how much more rorlou* must these effect* be on the delleata membranes of the stoma^ra terttoro rt,d kidneys, more partlcula^ of S- 1 tirains-would !•- in a timothy •-■-(I $-12 worth ot (•‘“■I analysta. physician* and rliemhu* for . -----ior tun reason that while alum mav .. ­ may to.'i.n.. be partially dis solved by the fam of baking it I* lmpmtWe to destroy or change the nature o< Ute Ihue so that the eotiro amount lu thl baking powder pa.su. witit all tta injurtou* proptrrtios, into the Mom- Fhc large profit* from the manufactureof wing dta- lime and alum larking [xjwders has placed many tiiat dis- of them in the market. They are tw be fouj iu the stock of almost even retail dealer, and are urged upon customer* rolling for Uiktog powder* upon ull o<-ea«ton. Boron»r of their well-known detrimental ebrracter it i.«]-slrabte that prompt mean* be taken to suppress thrtr 'iiAiittfacture. I Pure baking powders are our of the chief aids .ill th" drug slota* tothc c..ok in preparing perfect and wholesome rood. While thi.w an- to be obtained of wHi '••tabiiahrd reputation, like the Royal, ot whose p-ld day will be purity there - Ixm never been a question. It Is cultural college projter to avoid al) other*.' ■. ..nr I and 2. tn or before ffiiar two [Copyrighted, tew, by Funk A Wagnaiis ) In tbe winter of IMO I started to foQow the line of General Greene's fam iu* retreat before rvw<®w®.111 — . . . KBI; but soon turned eastward to Faywttevflle । North Carolina, where (arrived,toward sunset | on a mtid January day. In the evening I rolled ; upon Mra. McL—. a sprightly Bcoteh woman । and a widow, righty-seven year* of age. abe i w» the-oldest inhabitant" in all that region I She had been brought from Scotland when she was an infant. I waa told that .be well remetn. lu red Hie notable Flora MeDonald when that 1 lady was a realdtnt of North Carolina, gfo® re­ ; ■ -lied rue ver* k|ndiy, and seemed to be pleaaed , to be quertioued about the famous heroine of [ the Hebrides. . CreeKhu: vid tiamo.of Fayetteville ; Hite was Ip-in About forty year* of age. not x -rytAll. but Mery handsome and very digntn.d wouuti. with fair completion, sparkling blue eytt, the TSSW® ««U" wtamvore narrative a* eooetaeh a m 10 r**,bo from the beat auttonira “* »«U.tbe remark H,.?! reg^ tiwvlew with 0I11 WJ,„ W mr l’erson*l lhh.rotoe as a M”r’’r*4 • >Ui th* “J'tare tare-MIM. Try u ,^2 Jw n*«lu® u,® dip®.kx, Tlrer u, u», „U„ kPSk^-JL *? “ 1 ,M»W K. T. i rzwvvri ? thre* >,ar* rrmn 1100,1 Polson. ’±°^Hoo«,»8*mparilla and think Im «tred. Mra. M. j. Davib. Brockport, N. Y. fauta and children, and capechvlly when tii.ire amt protic by. th" fact that .Ub®>mu«.n«r„^1. ThJ.u^ov, „ “ rtaken I have done - triftes." Tbax'a Don’t neglect d WMI®. ®od U.ov o-'ulul dlw®«/ (j’ht'awerts, that kidnenoowMpmMooi. ' am! tbe other ----- awful -Adolu-rujo. wifi, U»® „ .. «. but in i.o.i .he approach dreaded aa with alnin, which h-v* tit-rrn.t In danger, but you .... " nsw “"^’tofore re। 'Iden .Medical ®eUod the most emphatic condemnation from ';.-.d:h -,d:h nod -.Igor. vigor. ''orn’l s.-rotu- Comht-wv* h . "* U tertS *™-t n,Uan'"r ’^UllaT M d^„r ra J !’? Rad “'Whetting rem, ?^J±rtTUbl7l“r1'’81' V-rnwHlfliKl ^uriflet the Blood The Dusty Ride. ti H,s Ch3rtctcrtxed by -t T'Et” : 0,0 of ti“’ Thursday. eh) of Itastlug* in said county and ahow cams. red that said petitlomr iurt -1-. V*™ S th° medicinal ’ - Ji,e rcsuI‘ <sa medicine of unusual iS,i^'>C*teUrK rn"’ U:l,crto ‘“'known, bead for book containing additional evidence. re....T”. LH.’’.rw,’n‘rUlA tones nn mv Mid County at [A true eopy.l. ., r- ™»M. ere ' * r-iii. ataaa. J? Harting* ( Ity Bank, a corporation organized l’L?3rti!,nd>''r . Uw* of °* •u1'* ot "rf^dng burines. al MaMlRga. Michigan. SiT Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all dronrtM*. St; ata for |5. Made «*ly by C. L HOOD & CO.. Lowell J?? tircrt.a^ COn*’“*«*^ FWa heard n deeply foterefted Mbs ntt-TT WheU 110 and M1 Shower, riaie-lnfo Edinburgh. „.’2J2JL "odonAkc “> **1*1 th" Priuoe. I -ora.' asked luutv . - ® ----------- - r.rnpij. tJL’T*’ rnl Flora L tallied from her steptathern PAMport from tbe siaiid. with Neill tiirre ou,rrs M ., (h14t.s B***ey ,h,rkc- * "lnut Iriab woman «hdm Mie protended to have e.npd for her mother h> the f.lr of Skye "" on A bright afternoon tbe little party embarked Ik0? / “*r,Oc 'tonn »»ur»t upon them that night, but they reached Skye In hafety tbe next morning. Confronted by mW lemon ,hore. they rowed eastward and landed near tbe home of Sir Alexander Maedomdd. loving the Prince among the rock*. Flora told her arorolto Lady Macdoould. who entertained them all for the night. On the following morning Flor* accompanied the l-rinro to Portree. She had eoodjtcted him a* her sen ant through the crowd* of roldirrs and peof.le who wrrv rngerly necking him, for a re­ ward of Sts,duo had been offered for his arrf t Doses One Dollar* The Return Home. ithewo,k r y ,0*re’i anyone can do abllitv «4*uA a ,M,.nK or Okl '■ n« apeeial !tarti??S,r7?;t ?°«™ Cutthlaput and return ft tn u. Sult •v-ndfog in the circuit court for the Conn­ or Itarrr. In rliann®rv—oirth i.,^.-.-. x..__ "Just look at my dress. It is almost spoiled. We had otic of mid tn tbe State of Ohfoifo t& Urttid «S25?< V-L-ZT- ? those small sieve dusters. They America, and on motion nf ,..r mr Mi>vre nametl cotaplmmuit it IsoTOcred that tbcs.nl il.-r.-ml u ■«■ arc no good.” in bwh£* £ Sh M’rnttJUutt W,H ,tarf xo« s/a Lap Dusters William H-Ranitaw and Henry C. fouiww d. appear And answer tbe bill nt complain( ffied |a j?.*? ‘ 5“t*e’ ,w*tiifo four months from tbe data Ini Cater*. wtU wmA. 54 "Horse Sheets 5/4 Horse Covers ’Any Nets. An Um tet sa* Str«ac«sa » ofm T “‘CO “nd State of Mlchlgaii “r A. D. IM* ill l.lbrrlf Don’t spoil your girl's dress by buying a poor, loosely-woven car­ riage duster. Lap Dusters for *»o, :.r ft this notice the nroLnV J* Rbt *.1 w,d 4,1 attorney'* fee of carriage use have the stock and flfteen dollars provided for In said inortsam Jutltor Prowdfolft at law having h£J>' work put in them to make a first12m ,o «'” nwueya secured by । raurtgag". or any [mrl then o!: * I class article. Tlie new patterns ol ‘“"riofe by virtue of tlie powrr.of sate contained in said mortgage, and tlie »tatute to embroidery, flowers, birds,scenery, “U’re.' n,i'! I”''’'■'••'I. notice is li.-roliy One x ?.»'1 !1,4’71,«CMfo) Hi" M veiitrenth dav of etc., are well worth seeing. «i.1Ti Aii . w •’’"••’nek to the toreniMHi. I shul. m ,l a» |'u ■nems-fhn.. t., tlm blgtienl bld- hundred different designs at prices !f the Cite mLW ^O2h<‘,41"’ C,’"rt 11 to suit all. For sale by afl dealers. 2Lto2U5"ff?fWU*!r FW: *"1'1 ““"IW •■Gentlf. faithful inalden, I -ntertate the hope OAt we shall yet meet tn the royal paMce.” They rn-ver met again. Neill Mscdonald xc said martgugr.-with ten n*r>-> nt. all «~.tdeo.!«. together with .i, ui ot ntievti dollars <*»< nnnt< d f,,, married _ . .... „„,u uciniuiuu,. « lliutm l|, Han. "»w and H-nry C. Hansaw. personally, at Icaat twenty dajx before tho time herein prescrltte? fortbelr appearance. ASi,A- WA^M.Wv%saia^ . solicitor* for Complainant. ana r.iia r rtner. nla wife, to Frunclv dated April thirteenth. A- D. ITO. and ncorxle4 III the office nf the ItwI..,, f "Ta_ ’ . .. ia<- ante ot ruin no. tire tlwi min ot M-wn humin-d and thirty dollar*, trnd twenty .five rente, and au attvruey'a he at twrnty-nve dollar* prvvtdM ter in Mid iuort> Kngr. mid no suit or proceed lag* at taw have berii imitltuted to recover the moi.tva st vurvd tiV • lb, ...... ...... ..__ — Fram-t* Balden departed thu llie h-avtai foi last willarul tertament bearing dale the ink n/i ta.At,,r ’.A' by *hlcboue Kairatatek State bf 3Kebtgau. Cpunt* «t H.wry-i W.tti a fine lace cup .vml slightly streaked with Holden ta-raine the owner of said noir and At .» ee*eou of the Probate < <4> bite, .ts she hdd rndured much tnmhlr.. Her n.-ortg;ige. and on the idii day ot Aimak County ol t<a> n, holden nt the frob. Al '?,<l k Holden dep^inS Il; tbe rtft- .4 Hasting., |u ^»,d etauiU lire w v-*wret music."continued Mra. Mel_ , 7............ ... >..r luwua.iip ii.iiKre i/tJM) how (be poor and ti«- church missed whp iwvotnpanled Klug James (<> the continent, apt'mt* in the Counit ol lurry ami State of nroday. tfu (th ua> t>; April, in trte u'»’ -i “wben she she went went home, hotiw*. nft.-r after ■< ®M*rlei'<-ii<g J ***■,^’'“ tbere four year* lefore the’birth wiehtnin. and known add de*cribvd m follow*: ■rvrben ot Napoleon itanaimrte. i-ecame 1 hr great milita­ r»ie north eaxt quarter qf thr- north c:,m qmirv *"L."J-S’*00" t***’»y-ciie itlb m t-wu throe Now. ilx-rerorr. by Mrtue of the power of >*|e ry leader, the eminent Mar»h.il Macdonald. nori hot range ten weat. , im trading and bling the jwtillou ■ duly ven contained bi Mid tuortgsae. and the -tatute la Dated February I* IM Ord. ot 1 eicr Heehiel. husband otsakld-craM il. si <-h Vn*e mx.il- and provided, notice 1* hereby OEOKGE BUTTON. kutwii. and she was takmi to Landon jt'Vcu mat on Saturday, tbe thirtieth day SMITH A r..U)S..V,’",‘'* A- D l»**. at ten <> cfoek in the fnr.-iumn, wtfliM u>ionald of Kingsburgh,'and others, and . h“J TT'1 W rul'llt' t« Ute Ingbrot bld* In ralVu.*- ?r"uW «dH»r o» Hie court haul* befog lite place where thr circuit court for BarSuwArte th' 1',rr""M's •li-*crili*v) I* inveroUn «ttid klugdom?" hln- rep ied wttli I lf Michigan-In the Circuit Court for the •mid mortgage, .w s» nuteh thereof m may be n.a-vMMrv to IMS the ............ ..... .'.2^ r <'"wniy u_l Barry, in rham cry. .... .. .. ... a® ., U| i Aluuzo Ferris, '■■nnplalimnt, i<mrt1ii.. ul0 be boldru at the Probate Office, ■reooldl®.!, Chn. ,1.01-d 1...®.M0. io.-k.ro -»«'-J»»-wlta«lwooM doo® lor ,1. n ' „ -"J ?l‘°' " «♦ "i twenty• Nettie ILtyiuobd and Martha A. Wood, de five dollaraetivenanted for th«-re|rf. tbe promt*. ............... rr. nn, me |>r..<i-r oi e» tH-itiM di-*-ribi-d |u Mid ru-trig*ge n* nil that feHdaau. —......... vi—.... .... ' Hur romantic *tory touched the i>e*t heart* | Suit pending in thr Circuit court forthcCuun- Ut« betnMt*r rtiould uot be granted And it I. '•rrlalfilot. itlecc find parrel of land sllualelntb* fiirtimr ordered. Ui.u said |>ctltluiicr ghr no: Ice lo England »l.th sympathy am! admiration. Jt ty «t Barry iu Cham-n Fifth Judicial Cirriilt. hi tbeperrons fi>tcre*ted hi said rvtkte, of the then amuldenof twenty, handed it to nn to I pon dm- proof by affidavit that Martha te-mlcjKy of -Mid petition, and tt)e bearing n* Mtot*°fnluk""W".a“d'lr*rr't>e} waa ro cxldvnt that Flora wa* not a partisan of A Wood, one of the d-fotutaiils In tile above en­ IberMt. by causing a copy of Hus veder. to be ■i* follow*. tiFwit: The nortn A*-*’ fractional the Young Pretender nor »f bls religfou* faith, titled L-uisc, pending In UUs court, reside* out |>ubhi4ie<1 In the ifartlugs IlA.vaKK. a iicwsm- quarter mtereMliig one. as it was in the bold handwrit­ ot section number tw>\tr-twv(Zt>ia aUd that *he bail acted Irom the generous and of the said state .rf Ml ■blganumt Iu the stale of town uhr ji north of range ten aCKutest conIng »( the heroine nt 8kye. I w» <>rrinitted to raining seventy one and To-ino acn * of land . be benerotent Impulse* of a woman'* heart, that New \->rk In tn- Unued State* ot America.wud makr a copy of It and a tracing of Hora, signa­ <ai motion of Knappeu & VanArmaui Mjllrilors Weeks.previous to Mld da) ot brar.ng. lj7/?‘,,"'‘mo'eo';|ess. rxc*.pt Hirer and l.li 1« tor the above named complainant. It i« ordered Hl IM-tem acre*, deeded t.y Rtephen Doster la ture. Here is a copy r « M. W. COLE. Judge rd Probate cd. The house wherein she tattled for a f-w that tbe«aM defendant, Martluv A. Wood, do . (A true copy.) ThoniM Htorr, on and off from the south west eorner and described a* follow*, to-wtl; Comdays afterward was crowded with the nobility appearand ans er the tall of complaint tiled III tbe «rt<l cause within four months from the "Dear Maggie: Allen leaves to morrow to lain UM-neltig al the south west corner of tbe soul* *l>on*l<Ts standard.al Cro«« Creek, an' I -hall and gentry of both .exes, who congratulated her ifoteof this ord-r. vise the-vald bill ofeomptalnt cast fr. quarter as above drvribed. running t-e alone wPmy throe balnte. (Mana je com’ upon her freedom and ponr.-d money Into her shall be taken a* confessed, and further. I bat wilrte of Mlchicau. couuty of Barry,—s*. J“*TlweivO (19) eiudua and a<i *ta.v trt me awhile? There arv troublesome hands. Her extreme youth and radiant beauty thl* order be published within twenty days At'a .session of the Probate Court for the' tor1y-«evMi «.) link*, tn center of hlghwu from this date in the Hastings HANNKic.aniraa County tlmmahrid. I wron. God will keep the right. of Barry, holden at the Probate Office tn known a* tbe Grand Ba old* road, then* ok captivated all hearts. Achalse and four horses paper printed in raid County of Barry, and be ! r..,p- a our aln are I' tbe right, prays your Hie City of Haxtii.gs.tn «ald county® on Mou- three ci)chains and thirty ,30) links. tiienM •<iutb ten (tm chains and Mxty-*cvrn (K!) ttttitt published therein mire in eath week for six kuid friend. Flory Ma< ponalu” dav. the 2d day ol April. In the year one to quart er itar. thence won mi quarterAfl bark toiler home, and mi the talryounggiri who wt-eks In succession; »uci) publication, however, U><ni«an<i right hundred and runty -right. shall not be necessary In case a eopv of this or­ i1r tb7723i'“t"’tt,rty 1301 >“'*• ‘o ti* l*resjnt. W in. W. Cole. Jttdgr ol Probate. pinrr or beginning. name Flory -she always did. Tho tetter waa der berorved ou the aaid tlefmd.iut personally, In tlie matter of Uie estate of ttarnuri King, Dated Apnisd IW. written at her new (tonne at Cameron HUI. near In state, followed t>y the blessings of thousand.. at Irart twenty day* before the tune herein pre- deceased. KKM-TE-fi fe’A,K!“Four years after her release Flora married s.-rlbrd (>r b-r ivpiM-aranee. on reading and ffling the petition, dnly ver*-' the itarlmcuo church, where tbe good .Mr. Dated thl* IJtii day of March. A. D. 1*s*. at fled, of blearer L. Haye*, a creditor nf said de Campbell preached as often aa po**lt>lc. Flora Allen .Murdonald. tbe son of the Lain) ot Kings- the city of Charlotte. In said circuit. AUnroeya for Mortgagee. ceartM.prayliRt tbattbe admlulaintimi of »akl FRANK A. HOOKER. burgh, and not loug-aftrrward she t>reame the w.vs a Hou* member of ti»e Harbacue coogregarotate may bf granted to your petlllouer of Circuit Judgj-. some cither suitable perron. mistress ot the mansion wherein Prince Charles ttnn." Tberymxm it is ordend. that Monday, tbe •' Thea She did not live hero [ong?" I said. ; stepblu the Isle ot Hkye on the night before hi. 30th day of April. A.D. 1HM. at ten o'clock tn State of Michigan. Coanty of Barry-a*. At a session of the Probate Court forth* •< • vti,, . ...... the forenoon, i-r assigned (or .the b.-nring ol County "No. (bn «oon ritovrd to Cameron Hltl. about , CK<pri»U» ’K& * HOT of Barre, holden at the Probate Office | ed Dr. Johnson and 'll* shadow. Bgawell, and Slate of Michigan. Count#ot Barry-m. said petition, and that the helm at taw of said twenty miles north ot here." Notice ft bercbr given that by virtue of a writ dreen*ed and all other perron* Interested in J’rmSTthl&h* ”*•■'«»»*». In.Mid county, on bar On the day when that note wa* written the | allowed them to occupy the bed In which tho ot fieri faeias i*sue<i out i4 the t'lrruii Court for said estate, are required to appear at a session urdaytbeTth day of April In the year -oo* Ibou.it ;..! ritlii liundr. d and rigiity-elght. royal governor of North Carolina toned a proc-': Prince slept. Although she hud been a wife tbe County of Barn. State of Michigan to me riwvld court, then to be holden al the Probate Present. Wm. W. Cole. Judge ofl’ribate. directed and drUvenni auxin«t tbe gwala and (Iffice in the city of Hasting*, iu said county, and Lunation calling upon all friends of tbe King to chattel* and ro*l rotate of Lyman A. Shedd. show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of Beadte'e • mMU*"r 01 0,6 r4UU' °f William 8. &*scmb1r with arms al Cro*« Creek and Join bls eral children. Dr. Johnson spoke of her a» a 1 did on the 2l»t day, of February. A. D. liwt. the petitioner should ix>4 be granted. And it Is ‘^^Itioo.duly vertbeautiful woman, of pleasing jwrwn and elegant levy 01*00 and take all tbe rlglil, title and Inter ­ further ordered. That said petlltonerglve notlre standart!. The klAedonalds were all staunch est nt Mid Ly man A. Hhedd In and to the follow to the persons Interertrd In said estate, of the Ded. of I-oyal E hnappen. administrator, with loyalist.*. They had brru loyal to tbe Stuart*, behavior. Her husband was then Inrmbarraa. Ing *-e«cribedplc«e or parveln ol land to-wllt tfndeury of said petition, and th* liourtug th* will annexed of tbe estate of said deceaMd. for reasons iherrin set forth that he now they were loyal to the House of Hanover. ed cirmimstanee*. and they conleraplated going Tlie wiuth half (4) of *l>e roulti cart quarter < H) thereof, by causing a ropy of thl* order to be praying may be licensed to roll tbe real rotate ot Mid aeetlou number twenty-five (B) In town two publirtrd in the Hastings Banxk>i. a newspa­ deceased In -.ilil petition desrrltied. Tbe trouble* of Flora In North Carolina now to join ttrrlr countrymen, who hail emigrated in of «) north of range number ten (10) wwL contain* per printed and circulated iu said county ol began. Her husband and others..to the number large numbers to North Carolina. Thllhcrthry l>ig eighty acre* of land more or lr*y; al*u tbe Barre, ouee In each week for three successive . Tliereunon It is ordered, that Saturday tbe Mh day of May A. D„ tw«, at ten o'clock in th* of about flfteen hundred, mostly Scotchmen- went in 1T74. but failed to find file coveted ry- following piece or jiarcel at land situate and be­ « reg* previous to said day ol hearing. , l.'H-n-ui. la® assigned for th- bearing of said W m . W . Ccujt. Ing tn tl»v* townnnln of Prairieville, rountyot pose. as we have observed, and they returned 1 petition, and that ti.e helm at taw ol Lid d“ readily *beycd tbe eal! of the governor. < A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Barry and State of Michigan, nnd de*crtbed w* rorai^d “trd all other person* Interested in said • Flora came with her friends." aaid Mrs. to Scotland and their beloved Skye.' fnllows to-writ; Commendng at a fmlut forty• state, are required to appear at a session of ' Hkxhom J. iwHatgo. LU D. nix (40) rod* south of Ihr quarter in>rt on tbe Met—s. "I remember seeing her riding’ along raid court, tfoii to lie holden at the Probate mirth side of section number two <9* and on the nffire. in Ilia ritv ira.ti,... ...j _ ."TtT the line on n large white boree and exconraglng smith wrot corner of a lot formerly owned by Stale of Michigan. County of Barry- s». Myron 0. Swift, running thence east twentyher rotiutrymen to be faithful to the Klug. Notice is bt-robv given, that by a* order of four (2t) rods thence south etahteecn OS) rods, the Probate Court for the Cocmtv of Barry, mad* Why. six- looked like a queen. But *he went no You cannot afford to waste time in more or leas, to n fence. Utonre west twenty on 2t!? .1 ’ ,ald Priitkiwr give the sixth day <>f April A. D.' ite*. »kt mouths fartlier limn here, and when they marciind away extMirimMitlnK when your Junga are .in tour (91) rod* thence nortn eighteen [18] rods from that date were allowed for creditor* to she returned'to her home. She dlnrd with u». danger. Consumption always Beems. along the eenter nf the highway to tlie place of present. Uielr claim* against the estate of Ing thereof byfauiilng a copy of'thiMwder to b« iM-glntil e. containing about three (.)] acres of William H. Ileadlt!. late ot said comity, deceased, punlhhed Im the HarnNos B a N' xkkm iibws and tbe next day »lau>r Maggie went out to Bar- at first, only a cold. Do not permit any land be the same more or It-**; being a part of ami that all creditors of Mid dreea>r;i are re­ naper printed and circulated In ..Id bacuc to stay awhile with Mr*. Macdonald, as. dealer to impose upon von with some tbe north west quarter fl* ] of the north east quired to prrorbt ibclr claims to *ald Protista lt,wn once in. each week fur throe succwolvw quarter [t<] of section nuintM-r two f.’l In town Court, at the Probate office, tn the city of Hast she had desired." cheap Imitation of Dr. King’s New Dis­ one (I) north of range ten [10! west, all of which tor examination and allowance, on or be­ Nearly a month afterward tbe Scotch loyalist* covery for Consumption. Coughs and f shall expose for sale at pabltc ancllon or ven­ Ings, fore tha ch day of October, next, and that such [A true copyj were routed, dispersed, made prisoners or kill­ Colds, but be sure you get tM genuine. due to the highest bidder, at tbe north front claim* will tie heard belorv said court, on Moued tn Battle at Moore’s Creek bridge. Flora's Because he can make more profit he door of tbe Court house tn the city of Hastings. dsy. the sixth day of August liwa. and tin Satur­ County of Barry, State of Michigan, that befog day tho sixth day of October IW, next, st t«a may tell vou he has something just, w the place <>f bolding the Circuit Court for the o'clock tn the foreuoou of eaeh of I hose days. ,< r 1U»«U- III me coliuillaua sent to Halifax Jail. He wm »oon afterward re­ good, or the same. Don’t. iwi deceived, County of Barry, on Saturday the'.Util day of Dated April 6th. A. D. 1NW. mo'M®r-“tad" hv wiltard Bawdy Wm. W. COLE, Judge of Probate. leased ou parole, when be left North Carolina but insist upon setting Dr. King s New Mav A. D. HU#, at ten o'clock in Hie forenoon. and Galvlu Bawdy to Jul u* M Hacer ,XL“ ££•'“’" with bls family for Scotland in a British war­ niKoTcry. which t. romnljrfto gl« th" office of the Register of Deeds, for the Sheri9 of Barry County. Michigan. 1‘robata Notice. sloop. On the way the vessel waa attacked by a reUtf In «U Throat. Lun<«n<lCh«t »rCounty of Barre. und Stale of MIcblmuT, oo th* By L W. Vboomah. I»epnty Sheriff French cruiser, when the courage of the Eng­ teetloos. Trial bottle >"« « w- **- KXAprr.N otMicbigan. County of B*rry-<M• & V^xARMAM, Atty'S for Plaintiff. State Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of the lish ucamea and marinee appeared to desert Goodyear's Drmt store. Prohate C-Hirt for the Comity of Barry , made on them, and capture »cemed inevitable. They the Mb <tay of April, a. U. it>M. art nuMUt* from A Sound ten' Opinion. Friibnte Order. that date were allowed for creditor* lu present were about to surrender when Flora apiwared E. Bainbridge Munday E.-o.. t.ounty HlatoofMIdilKttU.Couutvof Barn,-**. dollar, provided for forahl YmX^T*and " At a seawlon of the .Probate t'-nurt for the llielr etalnt<agnlu*t tho estate of Beniamin C. on deck, and by words and. deeds »<> stimulated Atty., Wav Co., Tex. says: “Have used Cramer, late of said County, deecaaed. and flint Milt or limriN-dinif- at l»» ><■*v«n. kZ..*. L—.i®;.® their splrtta that they beat oft tho enemy and Electric Bitters ’ with most happy aoonty of Bnrrv. holden at the Probate Oltloe 10 all cn ititor* ot Mid d?cea*ed are required to the city uf Ha.'.tlng». in nidd county, on Wedncathe Macdonalds were landed safely on their na­ rroulta. My brotheruM also very low dav the 4lh day of April, in the tear one thous­ Pfc-wnl their I'taim* to Mid Probate Court, at the Probateoffie-s in thetllly of llaitlbg-i. for eight hundred and eighty eight. tive soil of the Isle of Hkye. purlnf tbe engage with Malarial Fever and JaondiM, hut and Proront. Wm.W, Cole. Judge <4 Probate. . men: Flora waa aercrely wounded in tbe band, was cured by timriy use of thia mwll'■.«JVn?JrmJdT?l,',•,ro’1*’’4-'“‘I''" •« b-rrhy In the mailer of the estate of CltarlesU. Bentgiven Hint <>t> Thnrsiinv tn., v.i Am satlsfi«l EI«Wc Bitters le ou tym remarked, when speaking of her peculiar 5“ reading and tiling ’be MtitionL faty yj**vy. thritrtl day of August. l»W. and on Friday. situation. “I have hazarded my life botn for the «'*uon- to tbe blrtC^hM MMr. D.9/-11 Wilcoxson. of Horae Cave. fled, of ■ baric* G Holbrook, agent and attor­ !ie sth day of Octolier, 1*» next, at te* o'clock House hfHtuart and the House of Hanover, and • Hie l<jren®»n of each <M those days der. nt the mvrtii front ilnaw or it-w__ . ney for Ellen M. Bentley, administratrix of the Dated Hasting*. April Mh. A. D. Iran I do not see chat I am a great galuer by It." Kv adds a li’te testimonial, saying: He rotate of Mid decca»c<l praying that khe may he Wa. W.COLE. Judge ot iTohate. to veil the real estate of said deceased, Flora Mactlonald’was tbe mother of five sons po*i’tively bellevro he wouW haveudied, licensed ^"or'i^niWr *" in said petition-dro< rtbed for rea-oii* therein and two daughters, bhe retained mneb of her had it not been for Electric Bitters. •o-t forth. Thereupon It h ordered, that Thursday, the Wtti b«-auty and all ot her ioreluicM of character ■ This gn-at remedy will wnrd off, as day of May. A. D. 1W®. at ten o’rifwk State ot Michigan. County, of B"meo-s«. and dignity until the last. Bbc so alwai* well as cure all Malaria Diseases, and 3rd In th* matter of tbe rotate ot Eva K in the foronnon. be assigned for the hearing ol nirxlest. always kind, always sweet and benevo­ for all Kidney. Liver and Mid petition, and that tbe heiroal taw of Mhl minor. Notiee I* hereby given, that In pursuance of lent In disposition. She died early in March. orders stands unequaled. 1 rice «>(>c. dreeMod and ail other personninterroted in said an order granted to the Uhdendgned, guardian are required to aMm* *1 “ ITun. and was buried In tbe cemelety at Kilmulr, and 81. at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. rotate, of Ml<i court Ulen to l>e holden at the Probate of thr rotate ot Mtid Kva Kane, bt fisc. Hou. in tbe Isle of Skye. Her shroud, as she had to Office. In the ritv of Hastlan. '•> »**'■ eounty, .lodge nt Probate for tbeCoanlyof Itarrten. on and «iuwte in the township of Woodland, in a^rimwcause. lf anr Ibero be. whv tta- prater Uih seventh <i*ri.f March A. D. IM*, there will thecoun.y -if Bsurj. and state ot Michigan, and quested tong before her death, was made of tt.e 7 Tho Best Sslvr lo the « orM for. Cwte. of the petltkmcr should not be granted. Ami It be sold at public <et>d«e. to th" highest bidder, known Hint < («>nliMl sheets oil which the Young Pretender, whom Bruises, Sores. 1 *1 the Probate office. In the County uf Bum. in ’“’L.’n.io; Slate, on Saturday, the 19th day Of Mav A. she helped to escape tp France- reimeed at tbe Fever Sort*. Tetter, < hup|»rl Haul* tic* to the person* Interested in ram esiute, 01 said r» 1.M* St f.n tl.n house of her kinsman, the Laird of Kingsburg, Chllhlsine. Coras, and skm Er,‘l;1™’- tlrn pct.dency at Mild l*t{tian. •“"1 thereof by causing n copy <w this artier t« ih- The undtvided one-half of the northern*' on the night before be sailed for the ooutineulUnited Irwit the pl- - Jo ipaotw ■raj brenkfnet, TLt i small oliVr* and r wm><) dish; the Tfaare ith fruit, tha th it—jdtwnpptaa Oda. : with >>ra>igt*i ad •£ir fo''."'4 ir' ~T‘‘ ,ithrr |v,rU of th0 *^-*i - c-. । , lo0w „wuth wltl| down tn tiu< juicy '®fti >.f it 1 ’!+ quration |» almost ■r ’■pflrrT' Cuban* bet­ - I’Wilthful. They fol­ !' *e ’l.xir rnenta more ■■• I Cuban* «k> not fill If-ii J* during meals. '• ■ r. !• |:.-n i..fl „r cattfia ta ■ i| Wy e-. ut i«u*t ono.■ •■ij nitii tniik.—Homo ADULTERTION. 'I1 i'V »u adulterated ■titieoffo.*i r hiuZm U,e r|Shl,n do «». ch»r«^ 'f /q.-ii articles are not j 1 I’! •• customer is not de-1 1 !;ir;.rt.-r. the transan- ‘ *htl»t.>ti>1r •*f’»*MlUrglt| ■««ke great, tad art . ■’r ,r| ‘I'1' 'talite fn artulter" |lm deception that Is ' t;>or« usually claMlag • • ■* r.hr.<»*t Invariably '' n*»t i« oi>« f|iat injur•' ■ «t4ure manufartnrora •■•'n-.';powder* not only fall •istpra • •• !■" sonous article*. ?iU i ir.-n v-o claim Hint •r> wholesome, white ' ■ar.-lpr,-] um boldly that h tr goo jjt or rraj jjjj, ■ » itself. NoeooMitner | - |smd-is huowingly, fc>r It *m 5$>|‘>>:ui ari: '•“fatal nkJL1 fttadyb^..’, ' ‘•king ‘•’’“"Sly . 1 *hl,n t*w»B p°»"°clw >«• thereF»t<»tact«y to noUcn ;‘■AWd ip meh <u)«, hnvd d,,I1otwM article*. MTrr*1 MUie» h»re ' ’ ctiUcflly examined. Tbe were nua oy acr muc. shot® ...... .. ■— covered with greensward for eighty years. in . .... _____ ____ —®nt«r ud poslUvrly cone Pile* or no r»> required. It is guaranlred to give n«iect satistsctlon. or money 'v'011'1'*1Prtee ts esots per box. For sale by W H. Goodrear A Co. weeks' previous to Mid day ot b*Jr!^ f Michigan. ADELFHIA B, KAXB. GtMrdlan Smith A Coijqrovr. ' �— The Hastings Banner. Hastings. Mictl. April Sth. 1888. COOK. B4Mor. publican preaidect signed a bill, section 2 of which rwb as follows: That the secretary of the treasury may at any lime apply the surplus money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, or so much thereof as be may consider proper, to thr purchase or redemption of the United States Bonds; Proeidtti, That the bonds so purchas­ ed or redeemed shall constitute-no part of the sinking-fund, but ubaii lie cancel- Under the provision of that act. a re­ publican administration bought and cancelled S182.241.760 bonds not yet due and the money was put in circulation. Bitt a democratic administration hoards up over 8230,000,000. and makes no effort, to avail itself of the provisions of the! above act. And yet we have a so-called greenback paper in Hastings which th. w^lanwo cordially supports President Cleveland notwithstanding the above fact, and the further fact that Cleveland'sI secretary of the treasury has twicei KTcen«u» of IBM- Tbe sever*'. town«hlp* and recommended the retirement of the. will be entitled to the toOowtns number greenback currency, and the adoption, Hope ............ J of a single gold standard. Irvtng...................... 7 republican county convention will beheld wtAm ^i'.v nt H**tlnrv. on Thur** lohMtnwn.............. C Maple tireve....... 7 Orangeville............ It Fnilrteville............ • Rolland .... - • Tbornapple . . io WwMltaad ...... s Yankee Hprlnc* * ■ wmm wM...ber 133. »*««-• ’•"“•“’iTEixraXo. The Journal Inone column of its next ' to last issue states that under present’ circumstances it is Impossible for farm­■ ers to pay their mortgage indebtednetw . In another column in the same issue It. ’ states: A good mare will pay the mortgage.. A. E. KKXJtsTON, Secretary. Try it. This is the way. Breed her to> a large fine stallion, so that the colt; will make a good draft horse or coach1 Tbe republlc*ns of the third eoninwiotiaJ horse. Keep the trotter notion out off district will meet tn district convention In the your head. Trotters make mortgages.. Oocrt house tn the eitv of Jseksou.on Monday The mare can do enough work to pay’ May Tth. UW». at tour o'clock t>. tn., for the purMM al electing two delegate* and two alter- for her keeping, and with a colt every• aatMfrom this district to rrnrr^nt the dis­ vear. at the end of three or four years at trict In thr national convention tehebeldln valuable horse may be sold and a pay­Chtcago June tPth. . This eonventiOO will also select a conerwlon- ment made. Isn't this horse sense ? al committee to aVn> for the ensuing two yean We should say the last was “horse2 and transact sueb or her binlnesv a* may proper . ly come before It. Each eonnty will be entitled sense” and the first article was political ‘ nonsense, gotten up for the sole purposeJ Dated April icth. IMS. of tanning anew the prejudices thatt have kept the greenback party in Barry■ county alive for the past two years. v REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES. Yes. Neighbor Democrat, Weetonj polled a few more votes than Dykeman‘ a year ago for major of Grand Rapids,, ma rut anow. At Maple Drove Center. Tburodav. April Mtn. but he ran nearly 1,000 behind his tick­et all the same, while Mr. Belknap, his, At NaahvHlo. Saturday. April Mat, IBM. at 3 republican opponent, received a vote ~ AW.YR1A. . nearly 1,700 In excess of the republicani At town hall. Aaiyrla Center. ThurMlay. April candidate in 1887. A plurality of nines votes for Mr. Weston is a slim showing, At the town house. 2 o'clock, pi tu. ’ a disastrous one for a man who took1 the nomination merely to show his pop-­ Town Hall. Tuesday. May t. at x p. tnVAWKKKIintlWrH. ularity. and it Is very doubtful if the. flawy Mhool’bou'-. Saturday. April MUi, at later ebunt will show that he reodved> At th* Spaulding *cbooi Tiouw. Saturday. any majority at all. Undet any circlhn-• April 2*th. at 3 o'clock p. m. stnnces Mr. Weston was a» goal as de­iiahtingh Towxrtrtrf At the town hall, Saturday. A>eii sub, at 11 feated. Carlton....................... • OaaUotou . ................. *3 HaNtlnr«twp.............. « •'dock, x m. IIAl.TIMOltK. At bouse of Allen Green. on Saturday next at Yes. brother Democrat, we imaginej we see Mr. Bowne just tearing himselfC in an endeavor to elect Mr. Weston as‘ mayor of Grand .Rapids, when the latterr has used his position as chairman of the■ democratic state central committe to> humiliate Mr. Bowne by appointing’ John H. Dennis postmaster at Hast­ . ’ ings. Most any one who knows Barry county politics and Mr. Bowne’s rela­■ tion thereto can readllv see how en­. thusiastically and heartily he would, EDITORIAL NOTES. In the writer's mind there has never been a doubt as to Congressman O’Donnell's determination not to be a candidate for a third term under any drcomstances. for he has bo expressed himself to us repeatedly. But in the Detroit Tribune of April IWth, thexe appears a copy of the-following letter support Weston. from Mr. O'Donnell to Mr. W. Gl Gregg, The rice importers of New York. of Homer, MiljH.. In which he egprteses himself as unequivocally again* a third have discovered what the Mail and Ex­■ press. pointed out some time ago. that, term candidacy. The letter reads: । My Dear Sir^ Your very kind let­ the change in the definition of cleanedb ter is at hand. In reply 1 would state rice made by the Mills bill raises the that it is not my intention to be a can- duty on rice in the interest of tbeSouth didate for r« nomination thin fall. The Carolina planters. — The ~ Democratici custom of the republicans of the third '■ theory is that none but the ex-Cqnfcd-, . representative district has been to idiot eracy should be protected. — N. Y. Mail but two terms to their representatives ' in congress. These have la**n cheerful­ and Express ly given to me. I shall not undertake to effect a repeal of this unwritten law. This determination I have expressed l-ookotr. Mountain. Tenn., April i«h, IBM. many times since tho election ia 1886. KDnoRh BANNER: I return the trust to the people, having J have just noticed in the Banner., no further claims upon them. ■ which comes tb me as a moat welcome■ I have endeavored to serve the dis­ visitor, that a call for our county con­ trict and country faithfully. I have vention to elect delegates to tbe state sought by diligence and fidelity to the and congressional conventions has been interwrttt of all to merit the approval of issued. Ordinarily I am not specially the grand comrtitutency 1 have felt hon­ inteneted in conventions called merely ored in representing in tbe capital of the to elect delegatee to other conventions,, nation. I am very grateful for the gen­ but this year 1 do feel a deep interest erous partiality expressed by Uier elec­ in the result of tbe call just made. tors of the district at the ballot box. and For the past sixteen years the repub­ shall ever recur to their endorsement licans of Burry county have earnestly with foeJings of deep grautltude.. and effectively aided in the deetion to• Thanking you and the many friends congress of men from other counties. who have evinced such a warm inter­ Every other county in the district bas est in my political and personal success, hud the honor of naming a candidate I am very rrepectfully yours. for this important place, and each can­ James O'Donnei.l. didate thus dmYi«1 has been elected and Tbe third district is proud of tbe rec­ served four years. It has gone thei rounds till Barry county Is at last ord made by its present representative reached. • in congress. He has been a most faith­ By the settled policy of the republi­ . ful and untiring worker, and no inter­ can party in our district the office can est of the district has been alighted in go to do man more than twice in suc­ the least, white every matter, whether cession. This healthy rule of rotation has given the beet of satisfaction, and concerning Individuals or his whole preserve tbe most perfect harmony oonstituancy. which has over been among the republicans of the district. brought to his notice has been the aub- It is very gratifying to note how cheer­ fully all who have hitherto been elevat­ . ject of his thoughtful and -earnest at­ ed to this high place from our district tention. The people of this district have subHcribed to this rule. Most, if made no mistake when they Srat select­ not all of them, have commended thia ed Mr. O’DouneU to represent them. policy of rotation as tho one best,calcuto preserve tbe strength and in­ Hia majority of nearly 5.000 for his sec­ luted sure tbe growth of the partv. The re­ ond term proved cwndusively that he publicans of Barry county Save been, possessed the unqualified confidence of and still are exceedingly diffident in the republican.'., and had likewise won their claims for official favors; but the favor of hosts of the opposition. their proverbial diffidence will not in­ duce or allow them to Ignore their posi­ Mr. O’Donndl will retire from hi« la­ tive and well ecttled political rights. bors in congress with a reputation of Notwithstanding their diffidence the which any man should be' proud, and keen edge of their sense of justice the district will ever have reason to would l>e terribly dulled by depriving them of any honor to which they feel feel that in him they had a servant of themselves clearly entitled. It is needwhose labor it could be truthfully said leas for me to add that the republicans “well done." of Barry county attach a Just pride to the honer of naming the congressional The present democratic administra­ candidate for tbe banner republican district of the state. tion. has hoarded up in the trautury honor- thls privilege, wldch I vaults, according to the last statement think every other county in the dis­ issued Marek 3lat. M3UJ36.7W of ewh. trict coneedMi to Barry this ymr, will or a sufficient sum to redeem all the be most heartily appreciated by every live republican in the county. outstanding 4% per cent, bonds due in Before I left the state, in February. 18b 1, and still leave more than the 100,^c.‘.{Vd Lhut at lafit thi! rirtta of “old Barry” none could dis- J an exalted pride in the splendid record which tbe splendid men sent from the old third had made. They felt also that to succeed such met as Lacey and O'Donnell tbe very best available mkn in tbe county should be selected, that he should be a man of sterling worth and commantUng ability. A very general santlment prevailed that Judge Smith, of your city, was a man eminently qualified for the place and the fittest one of all to be chosen. In this sentiment I most heartily concur. I have known Judge Smith well for the past twentv years. I have known film in public as well as private life; I have known him during the campaign and also after its successful close; in all tbe various relations and rapid changes of life I have even found him the same high minded, courtec^ts gentleman, the same true, solid man. Lofty in his aims, generous in his impulses, strong in bis convictions, true to his faith and loyal to every duty, he naturally occupies a warm place m the hearts of the people who know him. He is of that royal age in which the sprightliness and vivacity of youth are so happily united with the solid wisdom of ripened manhood. Though we may not accord to him the polish ot the finished orator, yet as a public speaker he has few superiors and is fully competent to maintain on the floor of the House the principles of hLs party and the rights of bls district. His pleasing address, winning prtsence, and generous heart added to his other merits signally mark him as a man pre-eminently fitted for a place In the nation's congress. Our convention it seems to me, should sew tq it that delegatee to the congressional convention be fully, in­ strutted to Insist upon tbe claims and rights of Barry county to name the candidate this year; and aho to present Judge Simitn as the man of our choice, Allow me to add that from the grand heights of this famous and historic mountain I behold the ground on which was fought Hooker's celebrated battle above tbe clouds; I also behold the rocky cliffs and bluffs his men of matchless bravery climbed to battle and to death. The accounts I have read of Spartan heroism fade before this marvelous feat of human daring. Three miles or more away to the east stretches Mis­ sionary ridge. All the way from this mountain’s peak to the summit of that elevated ridge is battle ground of the war for the Union. How our brave men, after fighting on the mountain top. down the mountain slope and over tbe valley between, then climbed up the long steep hill side of the ridge, driving the rebels from t«ebind their long line of breast works on the crown, is recorded in the historv of our country. This once bloody valley at my feet is now dotted over, with dwellings and is the theatrqof busy, active life, iu Utis same valley on the southern shore of the Tennessee is a growing, busy city ot forty thousand people: a little to the east of the city and apparently under the shadow of this mountain Is the naLion's lieantiful cemetery. There sleep the remains of thirteen thousand of that brave Union army, most of whom fell at the battles fought within rnv present view, and at bloody, ill-fated Chickamauga. WhMO. wWtencw. " red aww... GOING to PAINT? GOODYEAR: BROS. Sbeoppelu Have a full and "complete line of Painte, Oik and Varnishes. Agents for the Chicago White Lead & Oil Co.’s Liquid Cottage Colors, ready for use. No bet­ ter in the market. Strictly Pure White Lead and Oil and a ’ full stock of Dry Colors and Colors in oil. For wall coating we have the. well known Alabastine in white and colors, the best wall finish in use. We aim to keep everything in the Paint line. Call and get samples and prtces. We can interest you. tSSkr’SS^: © GOODYEAR BROS VALUE RECEIVED POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tht* powder never varie*. A marvel of purtly ■tretigxh and wholromnenm. More economic*] than theonlln*ry kind*. *n>l cannot Im *old In rompMltlon witb thr multitude of low tr*t. »hort weight, alum or |<tio*ph»U* powder*. Sold only In can*. Royal Baking Powdkk Co., ioc Will St. N. Y. oettMK FURNITURE! You can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°COY, No section of tbe country la to-day attaetlng aa &n<! wondertul production of fruit* anti cereal. Tbe rapid growth ot Hpokanr Falls, with a wa­ ter power rxceedltiK even that ot tt>» Mlnneapo llE Tacoma, on Pujtel Sound, the terminus ot the Nortben. Pari tie Railroad, with 12,000 inhabitant*. Seattle. 3 mile* dlaUuit, an energetic and thriving city, mark INK wetlnn ot tbe Pacific N'onhweat *» one that oiler* pe­ culiar inducement* to tb<»e aceklng ue» l»ome«. u<mi in rrferriHte to thr country trorer-rd ».y tlite KTYBt lltir from St Paul. Mlnne*porti«. Du­ luth. and A’hUnd to Portland. Onwn, Mid T»coai» Mid BraUle. Wioililn<U>n Territory. Thl* rood. In addition to IU bolnj- the only rail line to Spokane Falls,Txconi*aMMeAttle reaches all the principal point* In Northern Minnesota and Dakota. Monlatix Idaho. Orefoo and Wa»hln«ton. poMeMea u:>e<milled nceulc attraction,, as well a« superior train equipment. »uch as dining cam, and eolqnlst »lreprr* tor the use ot Intend­ ing settlers, neither ot which courculences arr to be found on any other line ticketing bnslness to the states and territories named. . At the north and at the very foot of thamountain gently flows the placid Tennessee: its winding pathway stretches out.into tbe distance till lost behind the hills between which it coils. Skirting each shore is an-unbroken line of trees now robed in the rich foliage of the vernal spring time. The scene all around me is grand beyond description, grand not onlv in its beauty and majeoty. but grand in its history. It lifts the soul into that sub­ lime admiration which seems to flt it for the contemplation of the “Elysian fields of Paradise.’’ Every breath of this pure .air seems laden with health and strength. It cornea to us perfuiued with the- fragrance of flowers now blooming on summit luid slope, and is sweetened by the thousand little pines it has* kissed. I rejoice that this famous and his­ toric spot is a part of my own country preserved to it by the stalwart patriot­ ism and vigorous loyalty, born of and inspired by the grand old republican party. Had it resolved at its national con­ vention in 1864 as did another great Klitical party, 1 should now be standf o nJ foreign soiL For the noble men by whose Intrepid valor the integrity of this greatest of all countries was preserved and its flag replanted on every peak and shore marked by the track of trwwon, too much can never be done. The fruits of these heroes will attend and bless the nation down the ages, but the hands that plucked and gave the fruit will re­ main but a few years more. And for these few remaining years the nation should take honorable pride in measur­ ing out its plenty to tho survivors with a bounteous hand. Yours, John Carveth. At the blue front furniture store. Just received for tbe Spring Trade: , Farlor Suits, BEAN Main St., Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. Reversible and Self-Sharpening Share and Point. • Saves 50 per cent, in repairs. • A full stock of HARDWARE always on hand. We Have Put the Knife INTO OUR Spring- Coix'ma. Mich.. Dccrinl-er 3, 1kkj. Local Circulation th Saturday. AN ORIGINAL jj ranted to Madiso The prospects in poor wheat crop Red seal oil. Smith, Hams &• V Dll. BACGliMAN Of the ven’ finest grade of goods. An inspection will eou * vince any candid person of the fact. He also ahqws some* ? neW and nice things in \ • j/rKr.y.i' Gentlemk^:—One of your circulars came to my'notice to-day. and it re­ minds me pf an old and very valuable friend, one that saved my life* 12 years ago. and because I bad not needed its help since. I bad almost forKtten IL I was 16 years old and sufdng from menstrual derangements; I coughed continually and had chillr; every day. I was as miserable as any­ one could be and live. A Jady who knew tbe cause of my illness persuaded my mother to have me use Zoo-Phora —It was culled Woman's Friend then. Before I bad used one bottle my coimh and chills ceased. I kept on and used two bottles and they brought me out all right. I afterwards married and am now the mother of three nice hearty children. I feel that 1 owe a great deal to Zoa-Phora. I hope it willl become well known and that every woman and girl who needs it will use IL If you will send me some circulars I will give them to acquaintances, and do all 1 can to help you. Yours truly. . Mrh. Lavra Furman, To Zoa-Phora Medicine Co., . Kalamazoo, Mich. Overcoats! And We CUT DEEP To CLOSE THEM OUT They Masi Go if Price has Anything to do With! Give ug a call if you want a Coat. Now is the time before we are out of sizes. inge house Friday Attend the re *t the court room A TELEPHON residence and office R. B. RICHARD Solon Bentley pl The baptismal r to several at the r D. B. Ovtatt Al. Hams has lot. in the 4th, war of P. T. Colgtove. Tne repairs on nearly finished a .ibly be held there BUT the best, plow, now known F Dr. J. A. Bauo ’’.isUnga house F nd regularly each 1 bycicle and : '«! Friday in w ond best and w Stone. masons hammers sharpen at the Hastings E Give them atrial. We have som Beauty of Hebron very beat quali Hams & Van A rm The annual m and Eaton medica at Nashville at Thursday. April 2 WiikiiAVEa nu ire wiiruetr on c terms easy. App Smith & Colgrove When you wa Smith. Hams & have aome Early Hebron potatoes tty. Willard Lig reeled last week c ceny of a watch a Thor* desiring Baughman, the sp at the Hastings b week and each Fr further notice. On and after mail service on th Creney'a Corners audJMilo are the reive the bonefit. Au. account# d store must be s ®*ttar of the Ala to probate court ver t Tax Catholic freshmenta in t rootBB Thursday Dinner tor farme from 6 to 7 p. m. lm«U> MrU><Uj. uul txM borne uxl» tail, K-W P, brother. their ciwicua for from the variou opaveation at th *v«dQ* April P. Lfce Prices Close lay Uli. wcuty-Are nouta & beetle. Here are oqr c Hon Abt Integ Civi Fdr his money is what every man desires. *In the line of catuplng around. Tlielr silent tent* aro spn-xl, And aiory giuuM* with solemn round. The bivouac Of thr dead." ' laaya be med for children toethlax. It Hcoths bush E. W. MORRILL & CO., "One Price Clothiers,” Hastings, Mich M �The Hastings Banner. ------- r-p- hISKERN, Lo««l Editor- ’ Moke local news—last fg? Wanted, bad, a street sprinkler. The fire department is now without KrSX'’ “w ““flrw hand organ BKARin mind that Dr. Baughman will be at the Hastings house Friday. The Detroit* yesterday won their first game from the Pittsburg’s bv a •core of 6 to 4. * J H BUSINESS! Hovbk to rent, located on corner of »h2.ro« ?nd street*. Apply at P. T. Colgrove’s law office. PP 5 Early Yorker potatos, ;.VMrlely grown. Smith. but oar special T» are Hains & anArmau sell them. •tied T-. Now is the time to buy watcher while they are cheap. Call at John Hot? are "V’'hoice br?nds: Hessmer s, he;keeps a large stock. ’ Honea T, Fb^dUkatii. the druggist, dreires us to K*V that he sells all the paten’ • Abili T, medicines advertised in this paper Intend T, iA ?r'.upla?e *‘Bdow has bren Placed In the front of Spangemacher & Civili T, V an Valkenburgh’s furniture store. Fob lawn grass, Hungarian millet, ‘ •. i i Iirenktai. timothy and other seeds, also field peas , I ml BtOttr rtOrt: ete,, you will call on Stauffer * Craw- BEA T. BEAMER’S Mam St.. Hastings. Li'c.al News. JOHN BewmerX is the only place where a full stock ot musical goods am be found from a 5c mouth organ to 3200 cabinet organ. Betore you buy any paints this spring, see Dr. Lathrop and get his .prices. He has the largest stock ol paints in the county. ’ Bring your watches, clocks and jewelry to John Hessmer for re pairs He has the best watchmaker in the state to do his work. The Early' Yorker is unquestionably the earliest potato grown. Seed pota­ toes of this variety are for sale by Smith, Hanis & VanArman. The executive committee of the agricultural society met in the city Saturday to prepare for necessary apEintmenta and revision of premium t for the next fair. . Henry Cabtelein answeied to a charge of disturbing a religious meet­ ing before Justice Kenastou yesterday, but was dismissed by order of Prosecut­ Tin: .M. C. > sy car called at this city ing Attorney Colgrove. -aicruay An di.i'sjnm. pension has been The Freeport Herald appeared last jrinted M;us.iM>n,Ranram. week enlarged to a seven column folio. U fn tftis (-ounty point to This is another evidence of Brother Godfrey’s endeavor to give Freeport a .■rop this se.tran. paper that they may well feel proud of. •1!. 12 cis per gallon ht Next Wednesday evening Barrett X Win Arman’s. will t»e at thv/lhwb- and Booth will appear at (he Kalama­ zoo Academy of Music. Those wish­ ing to attend from this city should see ri nubllcsa city caucus Mr. Sargeant if they wish to secure re­ . xitunlay evening. duced rates and return the same even! . ' ■ . • ■ *■ s. now connects the i W ' > ot Dr. H. A. Barber. “Yank" Itabinson, the irrepresible ;.: ■ - ’has pu rchaard the bum. was up before Justice Kfcnaston fl.j‘ r on west 4<reen Friday, charged with selling liquor to nil rite was administered Lang Dickinson, the jury brought in . river Sunday by Rev. I a verdict of guilt}- and the Justice . K sentenced “Y ank" to KO days’, in the loui* prison. Al. 11a'is La b night a house and । , „ ' k. fa fa. <fa . ...-.I n.-at the rallroa.1.; AT B«rrr eotmtj hu » praslon f 1*. T. Ceigruv*-. ..'oard. The medical exatniqera are Dm. The rep.i!: on the M. E. church are , l>ndce,oftnlsdty. Young.of NaahviUe rarlv rin.. : : :>'i<l services will prob- and Elliott, of Hickory Comers. The Sqnd-»v. establishment uf this board is a just •i \ v recognition, of the claims of the soldiers CiKtiWi'M iceek, 2,150. PER8onAL_MENTION. Ik another colmnn will be found a l«on the «<*!«. . cotnmunioatton from Hon. John Car­ . veth. who is sojourning on the summit Mountain. the scene of T&S2"’ °f — in icw. i90?"1 memorable “battle above the nn!Udt< 10 “l18 leUer Mr- Cttrveth n°l sDuVw Hon1’ — iouwi only gives a glowing description of the । country where be is located, but also 1 ■ ■ ■ - * -z— — “ • “*u" g' *rn“ ,Ultel v*“’r eill interest to Barry county republicans, .nd .Ulm whM he fed, to bi the duly X«lu«SJ.Rkb*nl, w“ to MI*Uw«l» or tae coming county convention with । regard to Barry county's claims for the congressional nomination. The letter TmJ3iy.Bnx>k* *“ NuhvlU. is written in Mr. Carvethl terse, strong 1 and vigorous language, and should be perused by all our readers. l’WU"* X-krtU. 1 Charlotte Lodge No. MK. of P., If yx>u will call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bro*. & Wil­ received an official visit from Grand kins’office, Broadway, we will be pleased to ahow and explain to you the above low^Soadl^' ” »“ «■ Chancellor, P. T. Colgrove. of Hastings, named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Iftnday night, who witnessed the work .romC^Xr-'"'1’ “UOd*’1 of the three degrees, liter the rank of 1 age and the rauk of Esquire were idiliMoodv."''11” v“ud i*™1 Kved. the Knights adjourned to their quet hall, where au elegant lunch was spread, served by Mrs. A. L. Shep­ eRTttXC“U'lO°' hard. After ample justice had been Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies done to this part of tlie work, the and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the Knights returned to Castle Hall and Gr“d witnmsed the exemplification of the rank of KulghL The Grand Chancellor “>•«» expressed himself as hlghlv pleased with the condition of the lodge, and complimented them upon the effica­ < “a,fiW™ ■Dd cious manner In which their officers Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete executed their work. -The visitors in line of Agricultural Implements of all the best n.'Si-fwedJn°X°'Or,i"1’VU1'-'“i attendance from away were: Grand makes. CALL AND SEE US.• Keeper of Records and Seals, Hopkins, of Lansing; Grand Master at Arms. Curtis, V‘*‘Ud 10 ““ of Battle Creek; Chancellor Commander of Hastings lodge; Nashville and BaU bu*"”“trip “, tie Creek lodges were also represented. -Charlotte Leader. • Valentine Leins and wife started for , Below we give the total amount ot Germany Sunday night mortgages reported at the register’s WUlto? vWt«1 «r»nd Kapids office here, as held by residents of Bar­ on business Wednesday. ’ ry county in the following named counHamilton Carveth. of Middleville was in this city Saturday. ’ I. S. Gibbs; a former Hastings lvdo was in the city Thursday. Mrs F. Spangemacher returned Sat­ urday from Grand Rapids. John Y arger, of Freeport, was city Saturday on business. . Mrs. W. Mooar, of Grand Rapids, visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Henry Newton was the guest of Plainwell friends last week. /^Len. and Chas. Salisbury are now with a Kalamazoo orchestra. . ?“ — WE HAVE THE- —~ AMERICAN CHAMPION, BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. . Champion Twine Binder, Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, . J. M. ROGERS. Fourth Invoice B$$15D W. Graham started Monday morning on a business trip to the east A. J. Severance and wife, of Middle­ ville. were in town yesterday. C. H. Van Arman goes to Grand Haven Friday on legal business. II. Hendrick, of Middleville, was in the city yesterday on legal business. v Prof. W. A. Morse, of Middleville, wrs in the city Saturday on business. Frank Brook and Scott Cook left yesterday morning ior Breckenridge, Col. . Where you will always find the largest assortment of =FURNITURE= J. (». Rvkyak, the well-known and reliable boot and shoe dealer, who has for years done business in the old Run­ IN BAHRY COUNTY. van building on Jefferson street, has rteently moved Into the building vacated' by Baughman A.-. Buel. This change by Mr. Runyan will unquestionably oper­ ate to the advantage of his business. We W0N-T be Undersold I His new quarters are indeed pleasant ones for customera to trade in. Tbe store is excellently lighted and has been Call and see us on the north side of State St. Luke Waters and wife visited in thoroughly cleaned so that its appear­ < irand Rapids last week, returning Fri­ ance is fresh and agreeable making a marked contrast to the dingy, ill-light­ day. ed store formerly occupied. In conMrs. John Acker, of Ohio, is visiting Dretion herewith it is proper to state her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janus Slat­ that Mr. Runyan intends filling up his tery. stock with all the best and fresheet boots and shoes and that his . H. F. Ford and family started yester­ styles ofwill be kept right down to bed day for their new home. El ’ Paso. prices rock. All he asks is a fair profit on his Texas.' goods and he is known to all to be an i Mrs. Chas. H ojchkiss visited her sis honest, square dealing man. All of his • . ; * H. Barlow & Co. Fred Heath is getting a big pn>/t< .vMra. E. L. Fatterran, lit Charlotte old customers will remember that bls place of business has torn changed and Have*just received from New York the iJmst complete ■ MAN will be at the eriptlon buaim-M. This is beaui-w* the I..3i week. he invites every one desiring good:- in . i.r this u«ck. I P'ople of Hastings and vicinity know A'.nr.d CI>MK»”ot P. T. Colim.e his line to cull auu stock iu their and rasped inspect ms his stock -..-k I / lay thereafter, ‘(hat Fred it oae’of the best phamuK N to “K”111" and «« hl» prlcw. li. nrv l ook had R 1 d"l* In the slate Itate* Very reasons ■dr. Grinin, or the roller mill, now oc. ' ■ lh - n rune out | I’le and wceuraty of compounding anil it ‘vrprauwd ankle. of Btugt used is guaranteed. ipln with Id. I.n.lb the Mr», Alklw immtlns WMbeld In UdndU bat • use on Broadwav nrdav to d<*lde on the time and place i fi.NTiuN.- St4>:. 1‘bob ahLT Hastings Division U. B. I for holding the reunion; Col. Arm­ v : ret d ire »liap«. । K. of P. will gfr.e an excursion to KaluA. J. Bowne, Major Watson and! strong in the chair. The following “■— -••» —/» ’ uc u u . A Iron works. I tmumu, Wedn»«day. May Iftth. in th» , President Bush, ot' tbe C. tK. S. IL IL. i poutu We>re rcprasente.1 by the following ' were in the city Friday. delegate: Fitagerald post. J. Wardell; Zane*ville and Kalamazoo series of tail Hill post. 11. Carveth; Wolcott post. T. S. Brice, of Maple Grove, attended Geo. I ..»|y Row and; gitnc* at the tetter city. Fare for Ingham; Withy post. A. D. .Still. . ' -toes for sab-, the trip $1.25. If it i«hall ta a 'go" j the meeting ot the officers of the Agri­ Cedar Creek post, J. IL Hinkley; Morris cultural society Saturday. ■ r teed. >mi(h n ill give full purticulars in our m-xL England post, Robt. Count. Motion to Miss Sara Horton and Mrs. John hold reunion at Hastings and at the Makrieix at the home of the bride’s of unveiling the rnouninent, car1 a of (he Hairy p««eota,-Mr.anil Mrs. R. G. Rice, of tfpence left Monday for Cleveland '| time ried. Motion to appoint A general com­ That they have ever been able to show to the public. where they will buy goods. . . wdl.be b«.< teiwbng. Wednewlay evening April l mittee of three to have general super•he Unta,(t bou* hntt*. 1SU1 5f1M jUce to Frank Web­ ita Wolcott Mr. Seville has returned with his vwlon of letting grounds and to have ster. Many useful and valuable pres­ fni..:!-; from Detroit and takes bls old full pow^r to employ speakers and I’’.n:e in W. H. Myers’harness shop. transact such other business as may be­ ■ of city lots that ent* were given. Mr. and Airs. Weiister ■ ntracl. making the have the best wishes of a host of |! Luke Waters was elected, at Grand come necessary, carried. C. W. Arm­ J • twins i Rapids last week, president of the strong appointed chairman of said com­ AjVply at the otllcea of friends. mittee. the other two to be appointed Smith A • W. 1’. Hdnarn. Frank Vote was brought befm.e j Western Michigan wheat association. after consultation. Motion that gener­ Rev. G. D. Lee went to Grand Rapids al committee hire the men to put up wapi ‘■••i d potatoes, go to J ustlce Kempton yesterday' to aru»w er ------ We have all the-----Smith, 1 Van Arman's. Tbey- to a charge of violating tlie fish law. yesterday to attend a meeting of the tents, fit the grounds, etc., carried. Ad­ Live son, ly Hone and Beauty of After hearing the testimony in tlie Grand Rapids District Ministerial As­ journed. D. E. Buidsall, Urornn uf the very best qual- case Prosecuting attorney P. T..Col­ sociation, Adjut|nnt. C. W. Afmstrong.of Bowens Mills, grove moved that the defendant be discharged as there was no testimony attended the meeting of delegates from charged with the lar- against him. , the county Gi A. IL posts held in this rvoy ot and chain, plead guilty The Barry Co. \V»C. T. V. will meet city Saturday. You ever in a grocery store when they sni w.' cd to HO days toil at in convention at listings, May 2d and Mrs. A. Hodgeman, who has been were cleaning and painting? If not, l<Qlx visiting her nephew, Dr. E. II. Lathrop, you have no idea how much work it is :kl at the Biptlst church. Delegates returned Friday to her home in Fort to move goods, and keep out of the Inc ) • iriug to consult Dr. J. A. And are Agento-for'the painter's way. The painter says the Baughman, the specialist, will find him from tbe local unions will be met at Edwards, N.Y. at th«j house Friday of this train bv committees and those coming Munson Thorpe and family start tx'st way is to “Close dose goods oud," week and iw. h Friday thereafter, until with their own conveyance may drive Monday for Spokane Falls. Washing­ We will take his advice and directly to thechuren. A full delega­ lurther notice. ton Ter., which place they will make tion is earnestly requested. their future home. Os am. a(t.-r May 1st there will be Edward Habrwon, of Hope, was mUwrvi.. nthet. K. &. 8. IL R. Mrs. Damun. wbo was called here by f Corners, Cloverdale, Delton tried before Justice Kenaaton Monday the sickness of her mother. Mrs. J. what wo can. We mean business. This Of Jamestown, N. Y. *tul|Mi o are the offices that will re­ for assault and battery on Geo. W. :Slattery, returned Saturday to her is no scheme, but we want to reduce our stock. And then it is most time to ceive the benefit. ' Havens. Tbe jury brought in a ver- :home in Hamilton. Canada. take the assessment. Less goods, less All accounts due the A. Rower shoe diet of guilty and the case has been Ed. Bailey, H. Clarke, and “Bob­ taxes, you know. Do you see? we will Of these make we keep a full [ine. We ask your special •tore must I- settled at once as the appealed to the circuit court. 1. T. Green went to Charlotte Thursday to do it something like this: attention. matt*r of the <.state of tbe late Colgrove appeared for the people and play with the Charlotte team in a game Bmt white »ui,-ar....................... . ...................... A. Hower is to be closed up in the J as. A. Sweezey for the defendant. . ;of ban against the Jacksons. BffraO “ ................................. -........... « Our tlx-^cnt sugar.................. » They are guaranteed to be the very best goods in the market probate co.urt very soon. Min Lucy O’Neil returned Monday Detand’a | , . The fact that the local option law for the money they cost. • Hammer >mxu.......................... s <'4th°Uc society will serve rein Charlotte. She was ac­ Ara Dwight** I does not go into force in this cosnty companied Ito her home by her sister. Mrs. Mode iu th,: Eptecopal society Beat starch................ ■ • r'wrn'i Thursday .May -3d as follows: until the first Monday in May, or M*y 1Rich liiid the latter’s daughter. 811 bam Izuoi soap tor. •• Queeo Ann J-critT ,nr farmers at 1 p, m., uupper 7th. i* not to ta construal ra ^ving Mrs. WiU Cole, of Bellevue, visited 'uciGto, p.m. All are Invited. the saloons thfe privilege of doing a free her parents, W. W. Cole and wife, last Tcesuay was Matthew Youngs' whiskey business from the Irttothe ।wiC Saturday she left for her new ot May. Those saloons that desire JNeth birthday. In the evening his 7th In the northern part of the state. to carry on buMnere during that intar- home । friends anh neighbors gathered at his val murt give their bonds and P*y the N Halley l«vea for Bay City to day tax just as though there was no local jolly time was had. His where he is to speak at a °f ’Odd Fellows to celebrete the fl»tb an­ Coffee marked down. “•or I ■ brothers remembered him with option law to go into force. marked down. “ present. . of the organization of that Teo Tobaccos marked down. AT th, DraociMk: convention bald niversary । in America. t,1k republican# of this city will hold Id Union bidl Friday the loUcwlM order . “Orcaufus for nominating delegatee delegnle. to tha .UU coorenUon war. Miss Viola Willison is tilling the posi­ tion of second assistant In the High •om the various wards to the county elacted: John IG-mrmber thia B*lr oommenoea n-xt 1school this week, taking the place of SATURDAY M>u ENDS SATUR­ Cairo., I ’ mlrievtile: F™* 5 a' lhe court room Saturday Come and See for Yonreelvt*. ‘ :.Miss Flora Beadle who is confined to DAY. April Kth. It will pay D>» to Representatives Oran,evule; llauben the house by sickness. mon-? J McKelvrr. Maple GiOTfjU1 1,t In your Furamerw supply now. Thin from each ward should lie present. Geo. Barr, of Ballvidere^ HL, A. sale Is tor SPOT CASH ONLY'. Brah this in mind. The estate of A. Goodyear. N. Halier and »■ ‘’{'X.'j: aer. dtp; John 25^10 Irv- < Respectfully, ■ “•late-Auguslui Rower wBl soon be tart Woodland; H. F. Fecknam, ir* ’C Barr and wife and Mra. Buyoe, of .Allegan. and Mrs. Hater. Middleville, Rubated. Before that can be done, it Ini- James Young. YM»k*e Springs. were al I. M. B. Glllaapie’a la* ***k F G G<£d!**r wm ’ Thev Ufa .attending the family that aU account* Lid D^i^nriifa. aeeroun. the l*u Mr. Rower> or A returned to their homes Friday. “°wer shoe store shall be paid at once. , county committee. Prices Guaranteed ! Undertaking a Specialty. Goodyear : & : Barnes Jm? Dress Goods and Trimming DEPARTlVIEIXrT. In Dress Goods "Were Latest Novelties & Shades. CLOSE“OUD” Celebrated Jamestown Worsted Mill .The factory Stands Behind These Goods. SSfife...:.-. . . r ::::::-":::::: ? In Trimmings Everything Goes I We Have Everything You Could Wish For. Bert Tinkler. 4? Goodyear . Barnes. ■ ’ . " ■ . , .|HH �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. FISH IN THE Minaewte Letdt tbe ■«■«!(] DEPTHS. In-urance men in Norik Carolina. »nui> Paoallavttle* Notwithstanding our txjasVxl detective novolnd. tbe blood purified and vitalised, tbe --- — r“ OT 1 — ------—” p-mi of disease destroyed. Scrofula. Salt dkr MrGsrlgte, of Chicago, come- acrow local option ek'd Ion law will Rheum, and all other blood disorders are cured t»y Hood's Sarsaparilla, the most popular and from tbe queen* dominions, and reg*lm him- I self nt the buo every little whipstitch Hi* I Calumet *ai illuminated by a Fl,500 bias successful spring medicine. visit*, however, are not prolonged, but still give him a breath of fresh Amcricaiv *d>*> 1 Although putting in ite l>est lick* to cntch Shirt* wearing a docent air areara* fa np with it* onlein, the Murton Manufacturmany a window marked at fifty-nine cent* An inquiry waa mado of a shirtmnker a* to bow it was pranible to make and sell a shirt with linen Isiooms and cuff* for so low a price. Hero fa the paradoxical answer: “It tow, for the g-xid people of tbe place got- op a daily at tlie I'- rt Huron postofilcc. dane»- for thrir .vjra-ial benefit I Monroe La* a [ror treo that. t» nearly ■ band te not possible. It fa powibb when । tho work is .tone in Instilutiona Beautiful Admiral Worden wbn commanded thn' century old. It fa sixty-fire feet in height, tho work is .tone in institutions. Beautiful Monitor tu th.> faraou* battle with the Merri.mac tn Wrt2, fa vWliiig r^lativea fa Kent county. Ho’.* now an ohi man, having pa«*r«l tbe nllotbd thro.- score and tan yoara. Bottle Crraik lute nlready donned tier war paint sial will celebrate tiw coming Fourth in a rtyle fa-fitting tbo occasioa A bevy <>t P«t Huron burglars tackled a .lawyer'* --------- -t-.u..... ----------------------------u.iK.. office by rnfatako, but upm realising the place tiwy were fa skipped for greennr postures Oerelir>» spiurd meningitis turn laid many a Han-o-k b<>n«- low th fa spring caiavd by overfeeding and lack, of exoreijss Curiosity hasn't all died out of tbw world. | alld tbe<tnmk, tiro font abovn-tbe ground, fa thlrtra-ti f«4t fa idrcumfereuca Thl* tree still j boar* timid crop* nf aImhiI fifty buiboh of choice fruit. Prof«*ot^ L. IL Hailey, Jr., of the state I Agricultural ■•>>lb>ge. bn* succumbed to th­ [ tihiquiag oBur of Cornell university of 83,000 pnr annum and a year’s trip fa Europe. .; tt,,, p^ytertaa church at Negaunee fa to ChicagoStock s big roller rnilhiht Hilfadah. will urn crude |xtrok-um for fuel. ' Away Iraak in the rixticw Daniel Lelvingway. ofiKnnihic county, caught a bullet at Chanrallorayilto which be baa since worn ax a Charlotte Mvlvakod in 815 in Ik single day by memento of his army experience. But lately telling the folk* what «lm xurmbed Ixit didn't tbe ptert* at kail hasn't Agreed with his conA OHipln of Knlnmazoo women undertook to hare a double funeral by takbig chloro­ form, but a doctor luippeued. in and brought 'em to which -disgusted Ut-in muchly ns they Huron, started about tbo first of tbe present month for a.trip to Mexico anil during Ids absence, IxAh bls wife and little child have died of scarlet fever. All effort* to find Mr. have proven unavailing Tho liabilitire of Root, Strong & Co., the Detroit firm that recently failed, figure up 8700.0UU with a-aote of 8500,000. While the Rev. Mr. Church was discount­ ing to a Methodist congregation at Waterloo or. Bunday, a large stone came crushing through tin oyporite window, scattering fragrntuita of glow o’er the congregation and nar­ rowly mioilng tbe dominie's bead Saginaw wiw-niUl* are getting down to buslnree and will hump tbeniaelvisi for a big Mason's cut of pine. Oornehu* Austin, a Wnllnd Lake farmer. versity doctors cut flout from the hip In A Umdilta couple have completed sixty years of married Ufe. without even a thought of divorce. Well done, good and faithful wheels sbavtng hfa xcnlp, but mu ermihing It, has condulol that he’s had cnougli of tlrat kind of fun. । Tbo nMociation 'Imrimw.w bound to event. mfaisteni over in Iwpnwcc county are going to luivc a little organixatiyri of tbnir own. and will got tlx»nx*d»eK together > month far that |«n po.c Grand Rapid*' new calili rood, Ute only one «•' Isdimre in all Mich^an. will uxm be in operation. awarded tbs government building nf the new ewite PonTLAXn. Ma, April 20.—A man and woman arm *ecn walking fa St, John street Thursday and* few minute*later two pfatol abut* were braid. Tl»e roti pF- were found lying on th** sidewalk, lx>th apparently dead; but while twing rawiral tte- man revived, an>l gav« the naim of Edwanj Chaw, of Now York Re fa thr *on of Dr. 'K !’. Ctm>«, ofNew York, anti ‘ins l«x-n staying tbe City hotel for w-vrral day* under the name ot. Johnson. Tbo woman wa* Nir*. Nellie Ste­ ven-,. of Gardner, Me., tho daughtdrot MayW I-add, of that city, and niece of tt protninenT local minister She wa* richly etad. le-tter* tbe w.«n.«n and then kiliinfr her and ' himself. mother ai^, in which he said Mra. Stevens had fon-kiiowledtee nf mid runwnted to thia Port Huron javple believe in giving the boy* n cbantv. Her newly sleeted mayor is but 3> yarn old. Wheeler, n Gratiot county burg, fa having A ix'tipie at Torch Lnke cliap* cut and put up an av«M>gp of .ramrly ravoqcord* of wood dally for sixty-one day* Chopping w<«xi to be getting sotnowhat of a ilAnguroua'avocation. A White Ouk man fated it and droppmi dead before Tbo rnmain* uf a child that were buried natural as they were before txirial took plnoe. Bines Noveudior. but tbe Wk Rapid* Iron •Omjasny baa purchased wood which, if placed in a continuous pile, four feet in height, would string out acron mites in length. •ounty whs llrat of Hon. George Oviatt, at George Hyras a (Tavdilre cittern, was somewhat pained by a 850 fine for indulging hi n littte |>ounding spree of Ida wife. «<rl works damaged the factory 82,500 worth The explosion at a gajr-moter in tbo Battle Crrek MethodiU church on Sunday made hustling timua fur a few niinubw. Gne num had a hole cut in bis scalp by a flying piece of Tlmeo who take kindly to strangers are said lo often enfortain angels unaware*. W«< have noticed, however, that some pm^ile don’t find dinner and departed, as did also the farmer's pocketiMiok (vntaining M For injurioi received while in tbe runploy of tbe Brash Hlectrialdgblcompany Almernn drunngiw. A Croswell dado nvwnUy Invested in M2 worth of rollant and cuff* The picnic season fa approaching 'Karn Clay, tbe same Hun who lias tlie abil­ ity to keep all Grand Rapids in hubbub, anNhunww anotiicr 850,000 lawxuit Agairut Enos Putnam for alienating bis wife’s affections. Kam Imx pluck. If not discretion. A Hancock man with a crooked name, landed a cup of hot coffee pl ub into the fare of a neigfalor whom he dliin*t Hkc, but it coat •cutrarted hia find illness and doctor's bUI. The Gonnnn lady, ot Hast Hnginnw. who Gladxtona will make some fellow a pnwoni ot a little patch of land, provided he's plenty i.t. .....i ,1... ;....u...... . . raw g2f.,Mri ..I it ia tbo building of a brick hotel. / A Varmiuitvllte boy got a nice little hole in hfa arm white making tbe sux|ualntai>euof a ■aoCher <>f fourteun children, the youugvxt of for building the government building at Sfurquetto for SflT»,60U. Save doctors’ bills by using Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup for coughs, colds and croup. No cure no pay. W. H. Goodyear. A porcupine weighing 60 pounds was shot recently on the farm ot Alonzo Adams, Lapeer county. No griping results f rom using Cobb's Pills. W. H. Goody ear. Several dwellings and a blacksmith shop were destroyed at Gruafschup Tuesday morning. No humbug about Hill's Peerless Worm Specitic. It is it genuine com­ mon sense remedy. W. 11. Goodyear. Think of adding a public vault to the other attractions of Mt. Mope cemetery, Lansing. Hill’s Sarsaparilla is a purely vege­ table tonic, cleanses lyid enriches the blood, quickens the action of t e Liver and Kidneys, and builds up the whole system. W. H. Goodyear. Only 81b a ton for timothy hay at Jackson. ’VXr\v\^\ tr*®° wbh onr Thror. taken in tlie Grand llapida probate court, has r price —New York Evening Sun. ami the wndeavor to find relief with tbe cathar­ tic, the injection, the aperient aud laxative arc distressing. These are resorted to time arid If there fa anything about which jaople de again, until the sufferer Is almost fa despair, a* he gains ouly a brief re-pltc. county informed the araeesor last spring that By taking Simmons Liver Regulator, the bowbe hm! just 85W out nt intenwt, but Um new eh will be gently moved as naturally aa if no medicine had been taken. Regularity In taking the medicine will soon effect].* permanent re­ amount, which turned out to be 8-5.1MK). lief. . Tbe Ehton county circuit court fa wrestling Smith & Wilson have the contract with a calendar of 117 cases, elevon of which A TRAGEDY ON THE STREET. tempt tlw boarding of moving railway thiiiw, Duuiy worn to think the *j*irt offsets tbo d.-mgar. But the FewaBw num.who tried linen, which is not linen at all, but a French cotton that can lie bought for twelvo cents a yard, and is arcaniblo only U> great manu­ facturers. It takes a high poli.h when brandried, and cannot bo detected. Of voum*. it doesn't wear. Rut no nianufncturur pruduc- The divorce buxinea ia likely to continue in Kent county, ax over 500 marriage linmaes resident at Michigan ncnrly sixty The BBchigan Central will tn vert <30,000 tn a XH<w defiot at Hay City. NotwtdiJaibljtig that averybraty knows tione. Manufactureni are glad to employ them. Hbirtii they can have made there fur twenty-five cents a dozen. This cheap work ■ dune by Institutions w one of tbe gr_grv“‘usli, evils tliat tlie working-woman lias to>contep«R col. r.. against. Hhirta are nlao made by women omenfain their btimra for twenty-five rent* a dozen. Such women are not wdf-<upportlng, but they eke out the|r husbands' inecmcs in this way, nnd am afford to work fur lew* tlian tbe working woman. These cheap fihirts aro also slop work.. Tbe cotton i» weighted with lime, and when j wn^lted could be used for a strainer Tbo I Kamas City, Stenipld* & Birmingham train remebeti a watering place near Cordova, •lay morning a young lady poaccflger sud­ denly »pnmg from ter sent and left tlie car. One of the pgMwigura noticed her get off ibo train and walk off into the woods. After taking water tbe train movwl off. When about tbnv miles from the tank, one of the passengers told tho conductor alxxit the young lady getting off and failing to return. There was no station at the tank, and the conductor had the train stopped and pulled back. Th* train crew instituted a search for semi-unconscious condition. Kb«* wax placed Lixzie McDutlle, and her honu? Memphis, Sbo Lx a Kumnamlmlixt, and left the rar while L* CroiWC, Win., April 20 —Quite a sen­ ration was created Thursday by the unan­ imous agreement of twenty or more distfagufahed uchdars from historical *oric*kw of Waueoniun and the Minnesota state normal school of Winona, and tho university at ^tadfarm that the rafadng fort on tho chart ot I'errot, th»» French explorer, had been dis­ covered near tho village of ,Trornj».-loau. Bingular mound* and unib-rm inscription* were also found. Tbfa fort, the ruins of which were recently diwoverod by nirveyora, was built in 1W5 by Perret and hl* follower*. Excavations will made and a complete , history wriiten, making a mud' valuable con­ tribution to -tlie history of tbe state and of great intenat to archmologfats. Bortox, April 20.—Lexington Thursday cetebratod tbo ll fth prihiverwiry of tbe mem­ orable battle where< the first blood of tho AJVW V Lung Disease. ’ If you a Cough or--Co:d, or tins childnn er threatened withCronpor WhoopingCough. turn Acker’s English lienixiy and proven.1 further trouble. It Is a punitive cure, and w^guarantre it. Price 10 and 50c W. IL-Goodyear & Co., Druggists. Wheal is reported good in Calhoun county. • Iter. II. H. Faintl), D. D., editor of the Iowa Mcltiodint. xay* editorially, iu tbe Nuveiuber (1883) number of bi* paper: “ We have tr*ted ttin merit* ot Kly’» Cream Balm, and believe that, l»y * ttwrough courw of tnuUmrat. tt will cure almost every case of catarrh. Minuter*, a* a claax are afflicted wltb bead pad throat troubles, and catarrh seems more prevalent than ever. We cannot recomaieud Ely’* Cream too hlRtilr." Maple Rapids ships oan to Australia and Cuba. English spavin liniment removes all hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blem­ ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, sweeney. ringtxine, stifles, sprains, swellings, etc. Save 850 by use df one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Goodyear & Co., druggists, Hastings. Decator people will raise 100 acres of onions this year. » ■ ■VKraYAnn that are fretful, peevish, DUUVLtt crnR, m ^^,4 wllh Windy Colic, Toothing Pains, or Stomach Disorders, can bo relieved at once by using Acker’s Baby Soother. It contains no Opium or MorpLLno, hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Bold by STRUO« was exhibiting in a bottlu one of the queer­ est submaniMi m.ms-.cra that th- fancy could point. Itapf«t*ntly had no beginning and no ending. One could harilly tell where ita outline-* left off, ami tlie alcohol in which It wax preserved begun. It wn* hko jelly. “It must be rumenibcred,” explained th* nuriher to build up my *y«tem. but none did me g-"-d until J took N S 8 1 u*a it tbe premure upon a fl»h or any other laxly is bytookfag ffabm, tbftemi be tied in “*7 1 TJ aiirilrt wiving me aj<petite and digertK.n.’and ana- fed and rigorous. When Ifab, apaptiwl by organigatiun tollusw depths, are brought to tbe Mtrfnre, frequently their bodiea are rup­ tured, lurtxj, their l HOT vfacvjnt vwxm protrude, puuuu-s their eye* -v — start out and they present lb" appearance of hanim suffered a frightful .leuth. When the ____ . .. ___ ’ ____ ... ju . m. t-wiv fob ascends and the pr.-w.ure upon hfa body fang afleettona so counsim to „) l-xly ami easy ol mind My <oior chanpai h<»m a pale, worn haft to a brail I, v. robust complexion ’’ Mr « N Fr»s*el, nf F*rmer«»i1l*. gin to expand, and-tbe expansion causes tho diinorn!izt«l ap]raortuica uf Clio tfah. .If tbo flxh could lx-5>op]>ed up out of tb'e'wa in an fastant, it would probably explode with u bang when it reach*! tho surface. “Just look al its Jaws,1’continued tho ex­ hibitor. “Wtwu the fid, are brought to tbo surface must of them aj^-ar to be wrft, pulpy nsoraics. Thu liunes and mtM-kw npjsnr to be feebly devolopesh Tbs lissuos acotn thin, wt-ok and costly ruptured. These conditions, implying muUular weakness, are apparently facomistent with tbe powerful shape uf tho jaws and tl:e rapacious looking teeth of samn of the pmbicious 0*hea” “How do they liveF i.. sHeit niy condition |fM»ara|iy. 1 lin.ilh rnmmcil u.-os^n KS Xte forms of to thr moat delicate eniid. No form of opiate enter into It* com- TO lip Cures Whooping-3ssrX!3L.";1t: Cough. many sleeples*. r.nii.M ‘ j ------------ ---------- yotrr in«*t ClH’CS generou* endorsement. No rr»nrak^ i other modtefae ever had LOUgDS and »m*h phenomena) rale* a* r^l.l^ thia wheravvr iutroduivd. vOiuS. Freeport, Mich., write*.:—We liavr >*£rtKHAM*li,CRtH:r REMEDV JTT’ a&‘Z,DTi U r«kll“'n ‘'rei per bottle.’ light is due many of tbe most wonderful peculiarities of tho deep aia,Q*h. Borno of them are totally blind, having no eyes al all or mere rudimentary eyea Others have huge eyes, «> organized ns to collect n* many light rays a* possible. Sunlight, it is arid, does not pnnetrate to a depth of 900 fathoms. Who 1* WEAK, NEBVOra. DEDIUT*. TEDzwbo inbteFOULY and IGNOBANCE ba* TRI FLED away hb VIGOR of BODY, MIM>u:> : n AMioon.ranclngcxhauatteg drain* upon tbo I'oi maiss of LIFE. HEADACHE. BACKACHE, DtmMINL merest glimmer, and below that depth there fa absolute darkraw. “Now tlieae deep St'S fishes being cut off al­ together from the sunlight, many of them W. H. Goodyear, Druggist ELY’S Cream Balm to intenw rajinlity. , CATARRH theoolorwi nuoa. Cleanses the MM. Dr. limo ha* made MEBVOLIB D B1L1TT. C1IBONIG *n<1 *H Diwasc* tbe GES1TO VKINAKY Omni a L Ftudy It makes NO dUIhrence WUAT j have taken or WHO has failed to cure you. gnnizul g-j? companies, but each- furnishes his own light—carries a lantern or torch around with him. They have organs that emit a pliospborteoent gleam and xbed light of tpcedy relief and cure. Send. 2 cents postage for works oa your dbeuscs. from tbo top* of the brads. Many of them havo regular symmetrical row* uf luminous spots on their rides.r— New York Mall and Nasal J'asMWs. Allays Fain and I Inflammation,. Heals the Sore*, Restores the Senses of Taste an-1 Smell. TRY THE CURI Oleew*nd parlors ifnmfatnig Marriage ‘a celebrated guice •ever A particle is apnll< agreeable. Price SO < mtw). Before conf dine your Itch. Mange, mra Scratches of every . CLAKKE. A friendly fctu iir warded are three who read tbsi kind ou human or auiuutls cured In 30 ■are future suflering nnJ shame, and add golden ai-d then net; they will ftu! Inn-ora to life. aj-Book •• I4fe*a (Secret) Er­ n>inut«8 by-WoojtOTd’a Sanitary Lotion. years tde <mi>k>)turi>t that will u». ror*," 50c. (rtamja). Medicine and writings rni jroni their wines ai <| '<• Thia neier falls. Bold by W. II. Good*- nut every where, .secure from expoaura. The profit* llare large and rare |nr evrrv ts iu* Hours, Bto b: Huu4*y«. tn 12. Addreix, ycar, ilrnggint, Hantinga, Mich.' triou* perren.. many have made and are i:.*« making xeveral hOtldnd dollars a month. It .• _F. D, CT.ARKE. M. D. b>r any our to nmhr fj amt upward- tai Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. east day. who i-wllliiig to work. EEhrm-i. K IHVALUABLK for CHILDREN no drain* to jolii iu the »nori*of it* piaytn itra. It fa hardly te-riou* rtuiuKu t» require a phy­ sician, but it-fa pl.dn Pint the rlulil nerd* some thing. Ite pnident. Do M»t force into the voiiiiB »ml undeveloped »> »t«un atrooe and n*uwoun <lrus«. but a medlelne that will al<l. in * litoral* and thoroughly dean.** the hjstem by grill It mean*, sucli l* •Simmons Liver K throwing about t exiled xniaulttw. w spparwitly had tra *~_1____ or otu; capuai uo« nreuea: «e »lart *.ns thing new. No special ability require.! —— I. .1.. ft .. M.ll ...... Il . I, wmrti v«- nut. Fortland. >t*lu» ;2z^M.ichigan Parent* are often worried (ibotd a child show i Where Are You Going'? faintly. Regulator. did not apeak. It I* purely vegetable Mnd of *o mild a natare thill llmaylteatiinllifatcreil to Ike UM|*t drltea’* child or (lie yp<>ug.-**t Infant wIUi p*1’ •«<■* **fetj ■ \ and tin* tutwlrat result*. The child wilt not rebel again*! taking it. tt due* not compel them to n-rnalu li.dnora or require any,chaiur of diet. Keep II *lwa*< nt-.*r ai Inuid and you will have a f.unl!v phvslrfan which witlsnre >ou many doctor’* bill* and much anxiety. • •‘1 have ums! Slininoii* Liver Kcgula tor many year*, having madoit my only Family Medicine. Mv mother .■-.-.:uninw*(tD>«>|X DON’T SCOLD a man for groaning when he has Rhenmatism or Neuralgia. The pain is simply awful. No torture in tbe anelent time* was more jxiinfiil than these twin dfacancs. But—oughtn't a mu to be blamed if, having Itheumatif-m or Neuralgia, he wont use Ath-lo-pho-ro*. when it hn* cure! thousands who hare suffered in the tori e*»r tDJLAgt. Ho will GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. If ss 1- a >af>-. good and reltxtili- mrdlcluc for any disorder ot tbe system, and If taed in timeajtreel preventive of alckni’M.- Rkv. Jas. Roei.ins. Pas­ tor M. R. Oiurch,So.. Fairfield, Va. Grand Rapid* Middleville... trvtng......... j.. liAirraaa....' Quimby....... ;.. Mancan........... Nashville......... Charlotte...... Eaton Rapid*.. 1.10 LSI PEERLESS DYES. ikto 7.U it.to Ml txts 12.80 Ing qualities. They do not eroek or xmut. Fur rude at Wai I! Goodyear & Co’s., drug and book store. Baughman & Hurl. Druggists, ifastinci Mich. *l*y L45 1 PAINT tUMCtOC CvIK Mau. after physicians have pronounced them incurable, a B»-Scnd G cent* for the beautiful colonxl pkv • ture. " Moortih Malden.THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. M.T. YOUR BUCCY Detroit......... ... Jaekaou ......... |MMI K ip! !* Ghariotte....... ' Nasbvine....... Mi'Miii....... Quimby.......... HArrfxna.... be obtained from 8t. Paul to Great Falla, Mon. tana, Uw coming manufacturing crutro ot tto KtHiii I“ The Port Huron electric street cars now run to Huron la beach. ..... .1. M4UUWIIO IOU>I I'O* THE GUARANTEED remedy, Kemp's Bal- kota or upon Puget Bound and tbe Pacific fag on all public buildings and many bouses ram, for tbe Throat and Lungs. It never fall* Coast. For further partk-ulani addraea D. W. were decorated. Alrerunrise all tho bell* fa to euro Coujta, Cold*. Croup, Bronchitis and H WnreJ.rvI -T—w — ........ tiro churches were rung and cannon fired. all throat and lune troubles. Price 60c and 81. At 7 o’clock the ladies »erve«l an old-fa*hlpned Trial bottle free. W.1 H. Goodyear, druoefat. breakfast in tbe famous MawMchusett* house. FOR 23 CENTS get Kemp’* Liver Pill* for In tha afternoon public exercise* were held Torpid Llv«r. for Constipation, for the Complex­ fa tbe town hall and an address was deliv­ ion. W. H. Goodyear, druxgist. ered by CoL T. W. Higginson. In tira even­ WE ARE POSITIVE that Kemp’s Sarsaparilla ing a ball was held in the town hull will cleanse and purify the blood aud tone up When tee are In trouble we cry for help tee IL Price 81M per bottle. W. H. Goodyear, PttrumKUUiiA, Pa., April 30.—Saturday, thankful. But not always. Mr. W. W. Grlffln. druggist. of Trout Creek. 8t. Ciair Co., Ala., writes; “I Thos. Welch of Paw Paw, has the had a bad attack of chills and fever. Mysys from tbo ship-building yardr of Cramp ft Ron*. They are tbe gunboat Yorktown, add only atallion in that section sired by the dyn.-iimte.gun cruiser, which in namefae*. Geo. Wilkes. There ore fa the yard building thn cruiser* r\\\ would enjoy your dinner heart would palpitate for two hours at a time. Baltimore, Nnwark. and Huladelphia. Cramp and aro prevented by Dya- My legs would get cold to tbe krxes. and 1 fully ft Bona have performed excellent service for pepsia. uao. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets. expected to die. InBrptember. 1881,1 bought a tbe government, and rincq the war there ba* bottle of Shaker Extract of Roots, or Selgel'a notbnen *o much activity fa the yard* a* dieastlon, Flatulency and Constipation. Curative Syrup, of rour agent, Mr. R. M. King, there fa to-day. Work fa given to about 3.500 VVo guarantee them. 25 and 00 oeuta. and before I had taken the first bottle I felt better, and In a short time was able to ro to work. “May God Me»s you fog the good you W. H. Goodyear & Co., Druggists. rupUd buximim for years to came. have done." Mr. Wm. J. McCann.» UndaB Kt., Breton, J. M. Hawley, aged 75. waa killed by write*: “Sti montIm ago I began to throw nn the ears at Fenton Tuesday. my fiwd alter eating. I thought I was going CnxTrABonoA. Tenn., April 20.—The body consumption. I raon began to hkve pain Druaktnnots cr the Liquor Habit rcsltivcly Into of "Pua," Kirk|mtrick w» found bringing in tbe rhest. stomach and sides I rot little Cured by administering Dr. Haines' sleep and woke all tired out. I ouce Iret, five Golden Specific. nouad. in tour days. J t>epiri using Shaker Extrart ot R'Htte. or BelgePs 8jrup Mid when I btralMUMix dead body, riddled wub bullate. out thr know Ledge ot the perton taking lt» Is had finished the. sixth bottle 1 could eat three absolutely hannlc** and will effect a perma­ square meal* a day. and go to sleep the minute nent and sjiredy cure, whether the patient I* a I struck tha bed. I am a i>*|*>r hanger by trade moderate . drinker or an alcoholic wreck. and have worked every nay since 1 took the Thousands of drunkard* have been made tem­ second bof.la. nrd gained eighteen pounds. I perate men who have taken Goldin bpeclfio ought to be thankful and i am." fa tbelr coffee without their knowledge.and This remedy opens all the natural psMagreof free*wi!L1"lT 'hVvt'R FAIJA* Th^sptam Hie body, expels the polton from tbe blood and Mavrisu., CaL. April 20 -Norlain., Sen­ ator Btanfurtfa cefabrated yserlmg filly, ahrr Extract of Boots, or Relgrl’a Brrup, fa ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU! activity, under w FOR ONE DOLLAR iSSfairtiis’." Grand Rapids , Ar. LOW TOURIST RATfS. W. H. Goodyear & Co., Druggists. About 50 new students have been en­ Far 847.SO a flrst-efaxa round trip'tickst, tn»d f >r di»y», with *tup-ov»r privwgM. eon rolled at Albion this term. Kverythlnx wjiich fyongs to pure, healtbr blood Is Imparted by mood'* Kanapanlla. a trial will convince you of it* merit. Ol 2n u Nr Conkling fa u COITS HONEST 3 Grand Rapid* wd tt<0 A West Mlehlran Muskegon and points n P..I.I. >. U U I Ptom dally. All other trains dally except But .. «, j'A HAHN, Local Agent, Hastings. O. W HraaiK- G P a T. A. Ch team • — .»>—...U unwet aoy qnniKin Ol the1 intellect to pteaae the fancy or content tbe tirf.fl,' f'.rH. In —_ 1-.. —I _K. ... » letters From Hell. i startling and thrilling book with Introduc­ tion by Gkoim>iiMacDoxau>. Ilrno. a» pp. 8L00. Irk’ ftTLXYn 0^«“’a,|y published fa Den(UIIUMICU lor. . :.IHl l;. : I, , aroused almcwt unparalleled Interest, running through upward of twelve editions In the course SLt?T»"ir' «’Th'- prr,-mit, hnglfah veralon Is nude [rota German version, translatorrot^p falihU ,an.’thl* 'O“OW 'n< “U*Orthe ’* ^-'rtul tloi-spiciuro* aun qescripErenlng Telegram. N. Y.: Towerful and *U‘ I”-- MacDonald Is earnest ana sincere, Zion's Herald. Boston: “The hell of this Utters From Heaven. A Companion Volume tn the above. Translated from the fourth*'(tor-man Edition. Heaven to her *nn ou enrkbl Cbriatian IntelJUranrerTWr Y.: “It alms to obtain sueli a gonceptlon of tbe life fa Heaven tt <»nJrMT “.Brt lh' ™ r v. !rnl 2{,he »***•'' Wlnbrtih: “The rtyletsarcom"•’.‘Whutifullv drawn, and tha sympathy is genuinely tender." bo"k« togrther tar gl.TO. FUN1T& wagnalET <■'» rtgicl ll. ill to too u ' g HOUSE PAINT •rrived Friday n COIFS FLOOR PAINTS ^Z.^WONT DRY STICKY DncA. N. Y_, CHEAP EXCURSIONS.1 InoXlnetor new location* or luvestownti momiily excoMoDB have been arraiw*!. Ilw-A nrFpfnrnih. but are eun>a**cd by the nuu-v. Is VBfillnt invention. Those who aro iu need rt profitable work that cun lie done wliii* living al home should at once Mod their addrrs* can earn from Sa lo Sub per day and upward* wherever they live. You are started free. F.ip Ital not required. Some luivr made over 9X Ln NORTHERN PACIFIC 11 LOW NICE U1UMUD LUOS * FREE Government LANDS. ■■ ramn boa ud �dEATH (IF MR. CONKLING. ,„,WWN OF 1tru6g!-£ H.S MN(»S IN CONGRESS. UNAVA.L'NO KIRK’S "’0CE“”‘a>0FTHE WEEK IN ROTH for life. ‘ BRANCHES. Importani Dill, FORAKER IN THE FRONT P»“ -«nuuht appropriated is fW),11k river and harbor bill w>u> be *0,i»0. OF THE OHIO DELEGATION TO THE Washixoto^ Cm •trodivw! Z CHICAGO CONVENTION. tabfcn Tbrn»U . which his physician* feared ,day. Ho wan hardly cout rem. mid ta. sank swiftly Jurtlre'Wa£T't!‘° w',iow of «~lutiX • ^y Daytox. O.,..April 30.—The state licah ronrentlon met a^D SuX Thursday Zrntag at >0o^ck.«dEL8^X^X dr. ,hd p- r a___ J pirmnn«nt chairman. Tbn bn-druL J “ niaoant orgnmzatton wM rapidlv (WnpL^l’ "rf u» row o< u» '"™ (« "rf t—i.rtl Atirii IAL‘ril »• qurethms. bll> P^dS t U 00 financial T’ *'.nr,xln*nU i «™ up. «rf £^7. Tbn rreolutlotm. which were adopted with- vor of vfaion/Three out duaent. rrafllrm the Ohio rtate ntatforJ^ 1 *'T" fad and referre.l'Tt of ^.demand free and BntrX.±^’ i mit,re. ."-faU bill ‘P''^h poo’wn T«‘«>w «*•' r: prote.ri.on.ff all American L^datrira. ran be profitably d-vetoporl breitiaaua <rf Ufa and.“"-W,. »•««•. - ----- •• wro rouuueratton or **"»■ P™1'” “Ik '>» —«ur ta ri eniug mWon the bwl„. |Kxr pension bill, and adjourned. GREAT Annual Clearing Sale. new. considered by tlw bouse Saturday'. Th^ wm amended by th" addition of t3»,(D0 to tM wm total, glo.OOu bring for tbe breokwpte. nt Port Jefferson, N. Y., and yj5P,(XM) to remove talamte in tho harbor of PWladriphla With’Xit compleUng the bill the huusa adjourned until Monday. Have you put off purchaeig a Cloak? A MOVE BY “ Q" STRIKERS. FLOATING SOAP THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE COM­ Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. THE CHIEF MISSION APPEALED TO. I If so, now is your chance to eave money on the invest­ ment —■ - Chicago. April t-O.-The Burlington strik­ u’ ti«n’ dlaability occurred or ; bouae bilbi were introduce,! fnP th You can have a good fresh cauae of death-rondamii tbo refusal of tip, of an academic building and a vvnw ers bars made a nsw move. A few days ago JAS. S. KIRK & CO. >‘.77. »"•* ,b” dlr*t n-funding S *«-t Point; Lt t£ rXrimc^ they engaged Alexander Kull^vnn to prepare line to select fcom at an ex­ which would have given Ohio tL.wn.oo). | ^tarouw tax levied dunnj the rebrili^ a jK-tinon to tbe inter-stale omimcroe comtraordinary low price. tniwicn That js-titlon stater.; First, that eornmcn.1 tfio adminirtratir.n ./ Gw,.mor 00 of <>m.ers trf^tbe army the- controv.-rev between tbe strikers and tlie Forakeraudtonacteoftoetab lrvidature.anrt “2; for pub’iclmiMtngs nt parson/W«i Thia is a chance tb purchase “<J rriatat alincwt. exclusively to wikw; sec­ finally I’nwniit John Kbarimin a_. •> Ikiate I lk.nRto,‘. *nd Inde|«mi"nre. Kan Rewita ond. Hurt they are willing to submit thrir Lanies’ and Childred'a Cloaks for pr^Htant and direct too Ohio <lol-g.t~ to ^»»-l»^taring It toe w ,,f t^ h,M the Chitwgv ronrrntmo to ure all ‘ tan .raid" -vrvtery ,.f the treasury h.-w re.wer to w clutm to arbitration: thin!, that tbe present cheap. .v . 3 ire.-wury has power to iwi forro of ..nginrero-on tlie %>" is Incompetent ; means to secure hb> nomination. , *the ki*! surnlns surj’lus f,w fur n.« the m pun .— how. ......of ..................... United State. and. fourth, that by rra.».,n of Unemploy­ Daniel Ryan, of Poruuwsith. wan manWo have marked them all RRirfU b. wurid; .lirwi ment of Mich ini-ompcteut i-nginocre the Chi­ count. innted by acclamation flor w-. ro: try of state, i '-"™7 rom.HU.to cago, Burlington <fc Quincy road b not a safe over in • could and J. P. Bradbury for supreme ,wm judge, one for the jnibHc to travel upon, and under one Ixdlot Litter, th.. which - --------tsing kaucr. taken wni-ti<m *t»je *rniittin^ Axavon of greenbacks-deIteprewtit managetncnl it fails toprrfornl wan M tavornUe-to Btwlfary th.if rto rtiloi 'j"*™* toitxte. , :<•. unlawful ami crim, it* duly ns n common carrier. Finally the were susjwnded and tbe nomination nuule ' lud ' "'•‘P'riH-u-ri. Thr .......................... jsitition tre. I*. M. Arthur. (1. C. E., and F. unanimous. Hon. Walk H. Jornw, tb" pre*. b!M 'rn“ l»«*4 under» 1’. -Sarjl-r.t. G. M . conclude as fellows; •mt |n.-umU ik >»<v nmomluatod fur th. An "^”1* to <1.. th,. .......... "WitfmtA going into the merita of tb.wo Isvird of public works l::irlsM bartw 14ii bill fnfL.i failed ft.r »want .rf tb" oM,w«ry m.. «Ary . «J*rpa,|it is enough to say that m all cava so that you can see the genu­ JJ^-gatw. at -large to the Uhtasgo wxiVwi- two-tbinls vtge.dnu u reeolrltion dectarthg -1—, it „ wiM.u rtrikra occur, and where as a flirt. Al.iCn ’ lio... n... ... .... . « ._ ine mark down. to lai to- Miw of the hou-< that -ri.tmg Inw result ' such strikes ' large bodiea . of ‘•’"I’KV '>■” ’urp’u- M* terna are to CTSigrr- - - - ——» — »• Xilinx*. are . likely likely to cijtgroTie. ebewen men were: Governor Fbraker *um”nT.-. i T’’,'Ur"n3'>,<",und'‘r r*o' ”rt’"' "‘tract* other'largn Special bargain in Dress Maj, William McKinley, Gen. A. H. Bush' etBpcnriuci of T'.'"?"the* ruins, there Ci Urfk»rfll»rfS IxxUes ofltb-* --J tU«rfn»,ri ■ wwM.rf^3"““'.',f “*•-» being but IrftCt rfrt nay v.nre, votra, all nil of tfe-m them extretiKi extreme silver men. - tbi; ,h« couknunity. ronin nell and Hon, Ben ButterworthForaker waa nay *ijvw luon Th.ae tatter ar., alwnyw Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ Mlrctid by neclnnmtion, and «me of the de­ ,><>l ‘*rt*w,n Tlx- hotuetoeii anxious to take advantage of anv public exvets. • arijount.-l, । citementi which enable them to punme their WAXHLYOTax <?tTT, April 18.-IHIU were' Ivrinfc’. It fa. titerefom. maul­ f'-r bls first Also Flannels and Blankets. I.. Maxwell (both colored! vf*ro elected by rep <t.d to tbo rennteTuoktay appropriating ; ,t,y- f,lF toe |mblir gixjl that too condition a/vlarturtion. The other alteynatcK cboma' tJUl.fl'D fur a puMw: building at. Wichita, lewk t«. tbe pnwenre of large Underwear in white, grey or Kan.. aud>fi for one nt Burlington la. . bo,,i’* '•( vnemploywl men tocrnld be rowere Frank Baird, of Perry. and-L W Edmutafa taataksi that Rkldl-lwr-sr s ffatariwi j H P’rible ’ rl»- vitality.'’ Brown of Fufrxm. scrrlet pheap. 4g.« Afblch Raolutioo toimld be *><m*id«rcd in •acrulwut-’! . Mr■ waited upon Judge Conley of tom, and it w». donre,and Uui rwmlution jxmt'ri——• «------------• items which We. can save you money on rtill in were mspenilW ami Cape. A. H.' Matfax. of powd until the foiMgu reinti« i>, committae your Cotton purchases, either FOR •It “The communion will take tip Teat -natural 'Hamilton, nud l. P. Isunson. of Cuyahoga, report, on a simitar ono now pending Tb.. 1 Kulliviui ■KENTLEMEN. grievance* and investigate Itatta. m bleached, or unbleached. bill forfeiting .-rtain .railway land grant* i4m»g. nnd urdtfiinwusly named. Iu Washington next Tuowlay to The oniv fine ealf ttSxvMt.Hn* Huoe In tlie A resolution uf thanks to tbe eitfron-t of wax amended t<> wcure to wittlrra wh» ( " Dayton, wldioiit nwpwt v> party, for have taken up liun»rtM<h in god :faito a | "p tbeir generous hospitality, was lit. :>’tw^.vl. cirar title to the land* so taken un V.«t ih-n U,"t 11 w "hum.. nrai iuIng or hurt the feet, makes them a* comfortable .-I than for mid tbo convention adjourned sine die. and well flttlng a« a hand sewed shoe. Buy the In front of Farmers’ Sheds. f pfutaken beat. None Remilnn uulrai stamped ou bottom DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION. IqAa liad erml tn Mttfag up a suite guvem- “W. L. DouzIm 13 Hhoe. warranted." b se ball attractions w. L DOUGLAS »t SttOK. the original aud iiPh* without Are: oi.uung Uh. ument of con- ! only hand sewed welt »l shoe, whies e'laals KTraa Titv bill was tie’ll laid curidr. a numlter curtotn imute «>mes easting from K to ®. of private pefiviisi lulls pwis< d, aud tlie wiuite vhli'J !>-.)n«-varj W. I. DOUGLAS t3M SHOE U unexcelled for lie.'vy wear. Ai i tiix.d; llty ■ !. Jirw York, April SI.—Upward of Jlftv W. L. DOUGLAS 92 SHOE b worn by all delegatee from Democratic club* throughout <>( tlie National (rogue vp.n.d Friday. Tbe ■ rte^jdatiy uul the ronntry met at the H >ffman borne Sntnr ------- -v---- ----------- ■ — — it wH.ie-rs Chiragos lefesited tlie Indlanapolb tram, 5 to boine hi Grant county. Ind.; t«> errata l-uinls 1 j <d arbitration for the settlement of tronblwi 4; Pitteiiurg vanquished Detroit m twelve in­ write W. L. DOUGLAS. Bxocxtox. MAse. • ;Mr» Conkling j twtwren* common rarru.ni and their em- nings,'.’. to 8; Breton overcame tbe HHlad.'lA wooley, Agent, pbiu, 4 to 3, nnd Nfcw Y'ork calcimined thr Dentocratic club* of the, United Rtatre. ' Hasting*. j client Washington. A to 0, An event of tlie Chi­ cago Rame was a fight between Esterbrook and k-'ullivan. in which Anson ami certain mmtta.,.b <<n-- w-.l., prrtlut tli im|x»ut.u„c< X“mW' L .m. F-“l«"'■ "m' th. poUee oftitwra tiecamc verbally involved.. A • —1'1 was fln" of fwaa lmpra>d by tbe umpire on Um> FTrf.ri.-k R iMrfrii pr~.lrf.rirf th. If mrr tinu» morning wa* dr voted to *n exwnUra wwsnon. buu«r«o into romnirtU e to consider lite tariff c-.-ml«iUuift<. who were arrested after tbo game and wid have to explain matters in a whirl) was lively ami full <d h making • , A preliminary platform was in net-erdam-e and mranw c''mimlttae Kelly of I’ennwyl- police court. CHiCAGiyApril 23.—The results of tbe Iragua vnnA followed in opposition, and S»h«.ti he Irflr.rtH.rt.Hb.b.-rt.rtlJ-irrf.l . ■ baa>< tall; garrw*. Ratunlay were victoria by Chicago. Borton, 1‘itteiiurg, nnd WasbiugI -'rgHiiizatiun torn* wax no difftc-n-v of <>pinity. "V, April 19 -Rid.Uri>ergton The scores w-re; were. a riie .scon* were: At. .namiuij-jua Indbuiapolb— — 1 i»n- all were tn favor <if rt. ' j ,WanKD'OTO-7v CV,' ....... -~a- iI — Th. .i.i.tlon -t -l.rt »ualj I- , —JI'" I”............. .......... '« M'-.li™. -I '। । M«p> "..IrfUirttrf. *t l'lutakl,,ht^. . "■ -......... ii.ni.iiinj-.u-' S; at i uiuuici|iain— That fine line, comprising all the latest styles in tldH-ri<v< treaty wm rep.rt.nl In . k b. totbo, n U ;' IA.Irf.M.1. Ptalndelplita ’■'(; rt at Washington .'«»• I.» th. t^n.«rf WrodH'.] «, ib- । the 1b.IM--n-irort.T--i tb- . ta«t< I.rt... , renate adversely Wediawday. A-tall wg* in-1 City—New. York Washington 10; at Fittafur the purctaue <*f a ».te fur n su-1 tairg—Detfo.t 3, DttatairglO. ■ u-.drfro-.i-.... tL .hrtl.AWrfi! trodureid rt-rft—<r.»tI.-.-u '«.«<•I Mrot.irtk-1 |krt it -rt . ,.rtt, 1-u.l I bm <or th. /Ot■................. . ....... folturrof uurarned land granta «-m tbitt * ropM<im«l. tart wiitanit action it w«nt over, ! FautrtliL, la.,April 33.—A mock mrtianai naum Young Democratic lA-agua of the iuuI tUwnnan rv|tli«l to V«U« xjn-ccb of 1 Repul'liouj cunvwitioa ww held here by rtuUnited Statos were adopt'd. He believed in Tuenday in whirii ha mmirted that Hayra w«w j dcuteuf Dnyiatiw rollegv. of this city, and tho leaving -young" out of any name that might -nut fairly riecfivL SUrnum defuudid Un ! Iowa Werij-}’un university, ot Mount I’lwwlie adopted. A cotntnitfen to draft a plan < f airiJon ”f the Ixniisiana returning board. anL Itatirartw! much local attention, and ! orgatdration was appoints*!. The e’xnruittee ibow«i that the electoral WHiifubmba W» . Ullad the ijn-gert hall in tbe town with citlI went immnliately into wret sredoti. ' ■upported bjtmore Democrat than Rej.ttb- zinc" Tha young men uf the rival collegca Tbe committer on plan of organuation re- Jitwin in congriwi, and explnin'vd toi’aiiieMt,- nlrol their elnqueiK-c in advocacy of jortrfd in favor of naming the or-pinimtioil 3f ton IfannMTa’ic state ticket ta biufaumn ' Gresham, lAllfann. Slicrfaian and Blaine, Anyone who will, see these goods will, without i the National Ixaguu of Democratic clubs; while tlie Republican national ticket was de- After twojballota all toe other ynndldatra : th« apt-tinDnenl of a general nannilttee eonhesitation, pronounce them the finest ever dis­ •lared elected Vret dectart11 tin- exptana- i msrewarily and obligingly witiidreW In fav« »h-. iMtieut to j Ai~tiiix «»f <km> ropnwentative from each club Jon di<! not explain and had read Btaine> ' uf Allison, and he was nominated by acctamnplayed at Hastings. and Umbo, j whU h : Lad have power to admit any club, iprech denouncing Hint feature <if toe INTO । tion amid urn wlldeot rnthustazm. Hawley nervous j that shall approve tbe principles enunciatol Jection. Hawley replied**to V«L Tbeao . wm h iionkl by a tender of wcund place aturv and j by tha conference, timt. when tlure clula g.*cbou-were ticcle in couaideration of the 1 d;ni: from <m« city have t-wa wlmittol itakntn bill, and that meozure went over j Of all descriptions, from the plated to the solid sil­ ijtaill from that no other club roj-mltted vltliout actom. Tlie confi-roncn report on | Ixdumallotjh, lud.. April 3U.—Pursuant ver article—knives, forks, spoons, etc. city sliall have reprvwintation on tbe general jie Am»rt«n c'.immcn-tal convention bill I p, a rail Republican .. of. the ■ s.....# »tate central eotnoommittot>Ltbat tlie general committee, lx- riu prtwentod anil was pending when tha ________________________ tnlttee courentions w«-roheld I in all of the empowerial to rail a national ccaivmllon at thirteen cojigroMional districts of tbe state wcNdlme anil place they may drlrnnin«;t!iat A bill to prohibit* Chinese immigration waa Thursday, aud dabgaUw elected to tbe tusWell, mii-h ronvotitfnn shall luivw full powor to act introduced In tbo house by Belmont, and tlw tionnl ronviention at Chicago. In all db-, /E>i«ni4 for ,,llie league. and Hurt the report of the «mfermireeoinmittro on tho bill trieta but one (the Tcntbi the delegates w.t* A larger line than ever of all the best American ■ -tthng of committee shall have power to rail.- authorizing the pnwidenl to arrange a con­ instructed to support ex-Smator Harriwa and Swiss movements. IlMtemp-rniure and funds by voluntary rontrilHilions. ference tai ween American natom* agreed to. for tlie presidential nomination, and in the An especiallyfine line of Ladies' Gold Watches. Baltimore wa» derign>.t«l as the jtlare and Thu rotnmltfraon Inlior then got tho floor.and Tenth, altlimigb not instructed, they pledged July 4 the time for tlie notional .club conven­ till-bill tn create u departmoofuf labor wai themsrivisi to vupjiort him. any f-.irtoor nutrl tion. The provisioniil olflrers chosun were: )d«........ lie may Chairman. Charles Qgden/'of Omaha; vire ermto a l-urd ot arbitration to sottlo dbchairman, Fred B. Leo, of Brooklyn: sect*- pute.. Isdwron rotnnmu carritn and their eraKaNhah Cmr, Mo., April 21.— Report* nger any hopo." ployt* was pmwxL The oi>ponenta, among reoebmi here Friday of the lynching of eight Complete line of these gogderthe-best in the ■I—A Urgn crowd rtbum were Andenon of Iowa, Tillman of horwi thieve* in aoutbwwitern Indian terri­ i -ii whmi the train Tbe following l» tbe girt- Of tbe platform South Carolina. Foran of Ohio, and Breck­ tory. A deputy aberiff aayv that tbe thievr* market. Eyes tested free of charge by -• -Senator Conkling adofrtod by th" coaferemri for presentation to enridge of Kentucky, urged in ^riof that tho were earprited by a puww of citixenz, mid a the convention: That tlie government siinll trfll simply pointed out tbe way how not to running tight emrned, in which one of too ibi- heaDM contain Spencer s Qptljalmoscopic Test’ Lenses, pore was killed Tin- entire gang wo* tater rfuttal by citizen a n<>t use ita power of taxation for tlie Ixmeflt di» it The hoUM- then adjourned. . currounded and toot or hanged. Bill Higgle, •y the mayor and of individuals or clm» intonwto; indorring tbe Wabhiiiotox Cmr, Awll 30.—Bills ware oxasn. mwuurwi recommended by tne president in rejx>rted in th" senate Tiflirelay authorizing alia* “Scar-Fare," and Curley Frank were tlie and various delrgatiorw, which are the most accurate test possible for those ' the family, whnre Ibero bis m.<*Mg* to umgnw; reqn.*ting speedy tbo prwmtent to plnre Gen. J. U. Fremont on who use glasses. teiLiin.imwnibted. Tlie legislntlon thereon; indoncing the civil service the retired llrt with rank Of major general ' i-on- : , route -were draped iu law» aud •aforcx’mnnt of tbeaame; calling and ajmropriaUng ILW.OOO for national.aolHON’T run th® ftek of buying spectacles withDaYTOX, Ohio, April 21),—A thousand Re­ !«*« T . . th. for tlie prohibition uf <»mbinaU<<»* <»f cor- diera’ bom<« A resolution was altered by 1/UJLN 1 out having your eves tested for them. publican delegates to tbe Ohio League of Re­ porationa through trusts, endangering tbe Hoar providing that tbe debates ou tho fbb- publican clul* were at the Grand Opera K|u-1 numrru'ts ftoral tributoc By Spencer’s Opthalmoscopic Test Lenses we can Vticji . . ... i__________ '.'an eltr.ll lie reiMirted bounn Friday. Every dfatrkri in Ohio waa rights ot individuate: that public tends be reand publitoodif repraamted. Vice Preaident Jainoi -Boyle fit your eyes perfectly, and remember it costs you ‘■'I t-< zyutpatoiM with tbe •ervwl for actual settlers, and wmmendmg the efforts of the admlnirtration to redaim •m toaday that the mortal nothing. In the line of tbo lands heretofore granted to corp-rations ".Conning wore laid in hfa Judge King Dominated Judge John Until uurn tip “Hi ------ -------t7 rtomb. auu™ rirf rutt, «rf wtrfM R well of Cincinnati for preaident, and W- rt!, W,M kJ B«u«- rirf r-rfl. Il »-1*—1 >T • * ti.« l-envy clumli that hung elected by acclamation. Chicago, April 23 - The Journeymen pinrJSk> “F npr»rt<i~r» •*•*■ tag in the vault of haaven. bakeni of this city, to tbe number of about A UH r«-. pobirf 1,800, struck work uarly Suwlay morning. 22k I‘have all the latest novelties in pins, cuff buttons, Chicago. April ZL—Mr. John A Rica, Noqurationof wagra b involve.!, th* triiMuw *t A.™. O, ™•“*u” Um dfatinguiabed dead. charins, chains, rings, bracelets, ear rings, etc. •imply arting that th* Ikj«w rwmgni*' their ■ tank place Kt Calvary union and agree to a working day of ten M»mo time part, diol Saturday morning. femuTS ou rn! a B m-. »u»d were coohour*, with twelve hour* Saturday, noon A^- Z A Breetor. Mr. Hire wm one of tbe beat-known hotel after Urn strike had been inaugurated n num Everybody in Barry county knows that as a tarti.'s ' ‘',h;1’ ^uUftil tbe trill It was agreed that tbe tariff ilebato be manager* in the United Statra Ha was 50 ,l° " hit-b tho Issiy of the rx-«un- her of tbe Jxwwi agreed to nwnnnslon Tuiwtay next lu.vmmdttoeof workman Kep. Silsbee has no superior. Bring your mamled. and about gxi <rf tte- rtriken. ro ■' -iJ.iring from the white tlw- who'.-' the house then considered the Inwuitol W,rk TW oUer rtrikrre my repairing to my store and have Kep. do it for you tv. rent by the president dhn nj-propriatlou MIL Additional «tm. tolMrs ' •hall remain out until they gain their point ,nw ivm, ri.,".. . — - -— I 'Dm pall l»virers were: azenwitfwere voted for Indian in a thorough and workmanlike manner. »®.v, I, XX- A point of onW against tb.. ap­ Wednwday aftornoort Ho luid Imm suffer­ riVllhani H. Wateon, •Jmarw Hing for same time from an alwctw in the per­ Respectfully, propriation of t2.85E.OD to pny the Choctaw itoneal cavity, and though an nperaUun was -•nry D. Pixloy, Theodore ISWAKAWKJH, Ind., April -'•“•Th0 fj* raoerev, •, > I-faikie, Publius V. Robjudgment was overruled, and the committoo performed grow gnciually wor.w. Dr Ag ­ marii* to select delegate, to tL-j 1^“" r * H -.;!ev, nnd t.Wlra M. Den- county uihI state coo..srtiocu were teld in all w ...r. upon Randall movl to rtrike out new was tent in New York Aug. N, IBM,and j. waa a graduate of OylumldB coUagn tbe wank of tWwcity Friday night. re 'ail to t., er flowing with suited in a victory for tbe frivoih previous quratiim ordered <m this and tbe Old” Hotel Bien Fiited. Lss^geof tliebiU. th’- bouse adjourn*!. Bfjuxghkui, Ohio., April 21.-Thomas Wasihvg-tosCitt. April al —1jc '■and the 4*’legatlons and C. A. Bird, pnnnim-ut hotel pro ex-oenni’T --------amendment, to tb" military aendrtny b01 Dugan m b urn sure Minding towns. ■ . ... t . ..-■ . 1....... tt.iul ri n.i Mil'll for dt-ingnta to the rtato HASTINGS, MICH. servin' flint bad Ikx-u Dtedon thr GaHuws. <4ton.arrari.-jui. their tables without porting LkhaXOX. Tmm., April W -St B. Lwter uoCicr iu dining-room* WM tMUir<d CHICAGO. Red Figures w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE.1 MARR & DUFF. 4 . J-JAVE YOU SEEN IT,? SILVERWARE! Water Sets, Berry Dishes, Tea Sets, Cake Stands, Castors' Flat ■\^7"are WATCHES SPECTACLES. JEWELRY, REPAIRING. STc^Rw-. S. A.HOLMES TLie Jeweler, �ADDITION AL LOCAL NEWS. Pbogeam for the C. I.. 8. C. at Addie Jordan's with Mr*. McClintock. Friday Dr. Lowry, of this city, assisted by evening, May 4th. Dr. Taylor, of Middleville, on Tuesday Music removed an abscess from the tear duct all call, general quotation*. . _ mertcan Bhlppiug-quaattoued by Viola of one of the eyes of Chas. Bassett, of Willison. Middleville. llant life at wort -Queedoued by Mt*. 8idDu.Xathhob is sole agent for this ^HrodiM. •'Jean Paid tbe Only One" Long­ Bostwick. city for the celebrated Detroit White fellow-Bose Walk! gr- V mudlone by Mra. Kenaaton. Lead Works Liquid Paints, acknowl­ Classic German course In English, April numedged to lie the beet prepared paints in Closing song.__________________ the market. Get them when you need such an article. ' Monday evening the Shakespeare Eakly potatoes are sure to com* club met in the society rooms over the mand a big price this year. It will Bower shoe store, to celebrate the 334th therefore pay you to buy the earliest unniversary of the birth of Shakespeare. variety grown for your seed. That is A stage had been fitted up in the north the Early Yorker, for sale by Smith, end, and the remainder of the main room waa arranged for the seating of Hams A VanArman. • the audience, which numbered about Stauffer Jt Cbawlky it would 12u. Mrs. J. S. Goodyear opened the seem are coming to the front in the exercises by giving those present u line of boots and shoes when they can very pleasing introduction to some of sell men's calf boots as low as 81-50 Shakti peare's famous characters. Mrs. and from that price up. It will pay Dr. Burton then read a poem on An­ you to see their goods and get prices thony, which waa pronounced by all preBent to lie very fine.. Mrs. W. D. before buying. Hayes followed with a recitation from Oub readers will remember that •‘Samantha at Saratoga.” Dressed and some lime ago we mentioned the fact appearing like Samantha heraelf the told about when the “idee” to go to that Harry Waters, of Orangeville, Saratoga struck her, and of Jodiah’s ran a thorn in^to one of his eyes, and flirtation with the English girl. Mrs. the subsequent removal ot the thorn Hayes could not have done better if «he by Dr. Lowry. luilamation of tlie in­ had been Samantha herself. Mrs.-Had­ jured optic set in, and the Dr. removed ley. then, as a prelude of what was to tbe eye Monday. The eye was care­ follow, gave an explanation of “King fully dissected, and tt was found the Lear” up to Act 2d. scene 4th. Act W, thorn had gone nearly through tt, so senoe 4th ot King Lear was then given there could not have been any chance by Mrs D. G. Robinson ;w king Lear; Mrs. Ed. Powers as Regan; Mra. €. H. / Died, in this city Saturday, of blood­ VanArman, Goneril; Mrs. II. A. Bar­ KeDt; Mrs. E. H. Lathrop. Gloster: fv The importation to Barry- county recently by LoWty A- Taylor of the,remarkably fine stallion STATESMAN, a half brotfcer to the celebrated Golden Bow, of Pqntlar. poisoning caused from a felon, Ellen ber, Mrs. N. Barlow, Cornwall; Miss Mae E-, wife of Herbert Wooten, aged 5C Sweezey. Gentleman. The representa­ that now standi sit >50 fur the season, will t»e of inestimable worth to the stock raiser* of this section who take advantage of tig- excellent opport unify the altove named cw tlenu-ii now offer to' them. ' ' Sears. Funeral took place from her tion of this act was one of the finest ite home Monday under the auspices bits of amateur work ever done in this of the W. IL C- of ’ Hastings, the servi­ city and reflects great credit upon those ces being conducted by Rev. OviatL who took part. Miss Ella Hallock read Mrs. Wooten leaves a husband and one an inimitable essay on Brutus and Cas­ son, Archie MeGoy, to mourn her loss. sius. Miss Belle Throop in an effective She was a woman highly esteemed by manner rendered the petition of Queen all who knew her. and her loss will Katherine, in which she pleads for cause the keenest grief to a large circle mercy before the king in Henry VIII. Ofjriends. Mra. N. Barlow, although very hoarse, la of * bright Iray color. has a small star in his forehead, two white hind feet, extending to top of ankle joint; his head is large land bony; deep and wide Jowls, which give -Xi1erea»tkr Cedar Creek will rv- then gave a pleasant reading ot an him great breathing capacity, his'citararteri*>tl<K and marks n-scmblc very nearly his great grand wire (the king of sires) Kjsdyk's Bambletonlan: weight in ordinary conditio,,. . ieive Ito mail supplies seini-wrekly tract from the proceedings of.the Lime’ 1.250 pound*; l«l4 hands high, stands upon short, dal, clean, sinewy leg*. with evenly balanced forth and quarters, giving Him. that easy. long, seIf-adjusting nnd il*»t‘Kiln dub. The exercises were both in­ ironi Cloverdale, and Hickory Corners that Is so indtepenslhle to great spn-d nnd endurance. structive and entertaining and gave action STATESMAN is preceded on both side- by a long line of clean and noted ancestors from which iiave crone more tlian’half tbe Iwnt 1p»fm-> now on the turf. He Vi-weekly from Delton. The arrange- much pleasure to those present. This .inent with regard to Hickory Corners club has been organized something foaled In June. 1ST2. was aired by Satellite. he by Robert Bonner, by Bysdyk's HantblcUmlan. dain by Morgan Hambtetonliui. his dam by Young Durov, by Duroc thr dr.' Is nothing less than al>omlnable. It is over three years, and has ataemtxvahlp American Star, second dam by Gifford Morgan. For extension see tabulated pedigree, or refer to Wallape Trotting Register, Vol. 3. also Trotting Register. Tbe Intelligent breeder will al once discover in this pediggee an unbroken line of trotting bred ancestors for several generaUons on the side of Isdh sire ami dam. Iu said to be tbe third office in the county of 20, to which number the membership In volume of business, aud has had is restricted. They are all thoroughly tatmlar fonn it shows this horse tracing to Imp. Messenger fourteen times, to the head of the Morgan family twice, ^nd once t<> Imp. Grand Bashaw, who was tbe giamhin*of daily mail from Augusta, a point with interreted in their work, and- are to be Andrew .incksbn. the founder of tbe game and sficedy family of Clays, to say nothing of several other out crosses considered d<»[rablc in a first-class trotting pedigrr* w Blood will tell, and a horse backed by such a magnificent pedigree as STATESMAN'N. a> w^'il as combining tn himself so many of the good qualities that go to itnsl -­ two roads and one ol them the Michi­ congratulated on having succeeded bo up an A 1 sire, is bound to produce even from mares <4 a common order a class of colta that will oh arriving at thr projwr age bring the highest market price.’ gan Central main line, for some years. admirably in this entertainment. ills colts are mortljt like him In color, possessing his even, pleasant tem|>rr. with a quality of gait and speed, most re.inarkahle for the little handling they have Lad. To curtail ite set vice to tn-weekly and They are all of good slxe. and if they do not prove to l»c speedy trotters are capable of drawing theYoad vragop. the coach or plow. As colts, they are easily broken, and soon to get that mail from a point where tt There are only eleven days more be­ become pleasant drivers. Their uniform color enables owners to easily match them, and thereby dispose of them in cities at advanced prices. Like their sire tliey p-isscs. will have to be later than by the farm­ er route will be very annoying, it is fore tbe local option law goes into ef­ pure, square, open gaits, which are easily improved -without thr use of weights or other appliances so nerramry to the cultivation of a gait among the get of many staMfops. -Aside from the fact that this horse has produced us Sue and even a lot of coils as any other in tlie state. It is not an open question as to whether or nut ke*is a airr of not as it should i>e, and we doubt if fect in this county. As far as rumor this rank Injustice will be long con­ goes there is every probability that the trotters. The first colt of his get is the noted stallion. Judge McCurdy. That this horse is both fast and game, no man who lias rode behind him will deny. Among hlacolu, saloon keepers of Hastings will not are General I<ee who has shown great speed: Major Banks could always show as much apfed u> any eolts of his age and a gentleman in Pontiac has been endeavoring tinued by the department. make any attempt to continue the busi­ match him at-any price- Geo. Hicks and Cad Hamlin, of Pontiac, each hail a four-year-old tliat w ith careful handling would make the best of Michigan's four-year-olds trot The advertisement ot the Hambleton- ness after the date when the people of fast to beat. Mr. Sln-ppard had a fouf-ycar-old stallion that could not be bought for 82.000. Martin Halfpenny had a yearling that as a weanling took first premium at tlcounty fair in competition with the best eoltl as best trotting colts sired by any horse. ■ ion stallion. Statesman, now owned by Barry county have decided that the sa- Oakland < To those farmers who Imagine that In tbeir hands blooded animals would Itave no more value than common stock, we say produce a stock of horses possessing style, Dre. Lowry, of this city, and Taylor, of loons must go. We earnestly trust'k. action, speed and size and you are bound to make double the money titan you can’ from those produced from common stock. -s. that the above mentioned rumor speaks Middleville, will be found in a con­ STATESMAN was purchased of E. R. Klug, of Pontiac, and by him for >1.800 when he was three years old. of PoweJI Bros.. Penn. He can now t«c seen a\Ui>the truth, for the .people are in earnest spicuous position elsewhere. We here­'। in thia matter and judging -from the stables of Dr. Ixiwry mid will also stand at Middleville and Prairieville. Alihough having previously made the seasons at Pontiac tor 850. his present owner, have decided tr. with give an extract from alette/dated stand him for the very low price of 825 to insure. It will pay you to visit and examine this horse. outlook there will be “blood on April 20th, of Chas. C. Lucky, of Mid­11 present dletown, N. V., the farmer owner of the moon” if any man attempts to vtoOneko, a four years- old colt sired by; late the liquor law in Barry county. , The saloon keepers are evidently takStatesman, and whose dam was never known to trot a mile in less than six. ing a common sense view of the mat­ minutes. This Is what Mr. Lucky: ter. For the benefit of those who de­ sire to again post themselves on the Default liavtp* txen made In tbe condition* says ot Oneko: ot aecrtaln martautc made by Jacob Jordan to “I sold Oneko about April 10th to a new law we publish herewith a stale­ Lewi* H. Jordan, dated Notember flrat. A. 1). Kitleman from New YorK, Mr. Harry! ment of its prohibitory and penal pro­ im.and rccontrd ta tbe office Of tbe Rwclrier visions. which are all contained in secot Deed*, tor tbe county o! Ham. and stale ot ter, who sent him to Beacon 1’ark, MKblpin. on tbe fourth day ot February. A. D. Boston, for training this season. I had1 tions two and three: liwn. ta IHx-rzsof rnortKaces. on pa«e IU, on Section 2. That from and after the I have in store a larce and well selected stock of new him in training.three months last sea­ which mortipiKe there U claimed to be due at the dale ot Uns notice the sum ot one-Uiousand, son. At the end of that time he could first Monday in May next after such Ove hundred aud ninety-three dollar* and nine make the mlle very easy and handily In special election, it is hereby declared cents, and an attorney's tee of thirty-live dollars, unlawful to manufacture, sell, give 2:33 aud repcut. I had him entered in provided for In Mid nnntRw. and no suit or prucecdlnxs at law having been Instituted to recov­ the 4 year old class at Rochester, N. Y. away, or furnish malt, brewed, fer' er tbe motieys secured by said mortgage, or any About two weoks before‘be was to’ mentad, vinous or intoxicating liquors parttbereut: . start the distenipe; caught him and of any kind, or in any quantity, or prevented me itolu starting him. liquors, any pat t of which is malt, brew­ ed. fermented, vinous or intoxicating, Oneko could have trotted that mile ven that on Saturday, tbe Jist day ot April. A track easily in 227 or 2:28 and won the or to .keep for sale, or keep a place , IMX. at ten o’clock Iu the forenoon, 1 nhril •ell al public Ruction, to the hlgboal bidder, at race. I will give >1,500 for one as good where such liquors are manufactured, or Uie north trout door of the court bouse In the MhewM. Isold him for 82250 and kept for sale, given a wav, or furnished, city ot Hastinrs. (that being the place where the within the limits of any county in sold him too low.” circuit court for Barry county, Is holden,) tbe All wool Novelty Suitings, Cashmeres, Beige, Serges, Tricots which a majority of the votes cast at The Banner’s Job Department premises described Iu said mortgage. or so much and Turner’s Suitings in all the latest spring colors. The Hactnaw Ballroad. the election next preceding, upon the has just received the nicest thereof aa may be necessary to pay the amount Two of the parties having a large in­ question of prohibiting the sale of in­ toxicating liquors, as provided in sec ­ faces of type for pamphlets terest in tbe Chicago. Kalamazoo & tew, tbe premise* being doacribed tn said mort­ Saginaw road, Messrs. A. J. Bowne and tion one ot this act. have been cast and circulars. gage asall that certain lot. piece and parcel ot Maj. A. B. Wataon, of Grand Rapids, against the manufacture and sale of laud ritaaie In the township ot In I ng. In the were in the city Friday and to-day and intoxicating liquors; except where done All we ask is a call and in­ county of Barry, and elate of Michigan, and known and described m tollow. to-wit: a long informal meeting was held with by a druggist who is or who employs n Tbe west brif ot the south .west quarter ot spections of work. the Kalamazoo stockholders, with ref­ registered pharmacist strictly In com­ section No. nineteen, and als> tbe south-east erence to tbe plans for the season. pliance with the laws for the regula­ quarter of the south-cmt quarter of «ald aeetlon Their purposes ot last fall to continue tion of druggists. And whoever, with­ We make a specialtv of noth­ nineteen, all In town four north, runite nine We hav’e all the newest shapes in Hats and Frames, and com­ containing in all one hundred and twenty the line on toward Saginaw as fast as in such limits, himself, or by an agent, plete line of Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, etc. ing, but do .good work on WMt, acres ot land. can be done is still adhered to, although or otherwise, thus manufactures, sells, Dated. Hastings. Jan. M. UM. everything. Lewis H. Jordan, Mortgagee. the present season is an embarrassing furnishes or gives away any sdeh S mith & C olgrove . Attorneys for Mortgagee. liquors, or keeps for sale, or keeps a one for active operations. The bond The above sale Is ...... adjourned until Tuesday, . market is flat, absolutely dead, and U*ey place where such liquors are/manufac­ U.. o. I».. were expecting to makesonie use of tbeir tured or kept for sale, given away or In my line will find it to their advantage to call and look bonds for building the extension. They furnished, upon conviction thereof in Smith A Colorovr. Att'y* forMortgagro.' have tbe line to Hastings built and run­ any court ot competent jurisdiction, over our goods before purchasing. ning. A little remains to be done in shall be fined In any sum not less than ballasting, but that is about finished. fifty nor more than five hundred dollars, anker Apr. 10. The road so far is paid for and is doing or l>e imprisoned in the county jail not a satisfactory business, with a prospect less than ten days nor more than six of a steady gain year by year, although months, or both, in the discretion of agricultural products will supply no tbe court Sec. 3. In any county in this state* . business worth mentioning for the next four months. But it is something of in which the electors of such county, as an undertaking to build about 50 miles herein la-fore provided, have voted to more road when for the present, no use prohibit the manufacture and sale of can be made of the company’s credit 1such liquors by a majority vote, then in . case the provisions of tbe general The foregoing is . the situation as it such 1 stands to-day. The sentiment of Fri­ laws of this state for the taxation and day's meeting was in favor of going on regulation of the business of tho sale, ------ SELL thisBMtson. The preliminary line has manufacture or dealing in such liquors ' l>een run by the way of 8t. Johns. If :is suspended, or auperseded, from and tlie. first day of May next follow­ that route is followed the company will after J expect S2.O0O a mile and the right of iing. so far as relates to tbe territory of way, which is less than was raised by <sucn county, and all sales made by Just made at the closing ont sale of the stock of Root Kalamazoo and Hastings to get the en- 1druggists in such county shall be under terprise started. The full survey will ’all the restrictions imposed upon drug­ Strong & Co., of Detroit by which by said general laws of this state. probably be completed forthwith, and gists I “The restrictions imposed upon drug­ if the towns which have most to gain from die building of the line act prompt- Igists by said general laws of this state,'' On which we will be glad to quote prices. ly the proepecte for the building of the Iprovide for a bond of $2,’JOO; prohibit road on the 8t. Johns route this season, 1tbe sale of liquor except for medicinal, . are thought to lie good Kalamazoo 'chemical, scientific, mechanical and II propose to divide the profit of,the same with my customers. Telegraph, April 2lat, isacramental p.urpoeee; require the druggist to keep a record, open to the Now. is your time to buy public, of all sales, and puuishes viola­ Following are the real rotate trans­ tors ot these provisions by fine of not fers for the week enuing April less than $100 and not more than 8300. 2»i. 1888. as taken from the books in with costs, or imprisonment in the . tbe register's officecounty jail not less than ninety dajs , Whjcb ^re Seating scores of houses in Barry county, with to Kmrr »T»x: a> ac^ mm- it. nor more than one year, or both, m^he tne best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their At •rri.i, B.'.,oou, •discretion of the court. A second vio­ **• *"4ohn IOuJP:» work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. lation debars the druggist from selling any liquor in the state for five years. aKjpb HtMUidlng u> Martin Woodward; on Every urug clerk is subject to the same penalties as proprietors or employers. And everything at way-down prices. I an selling off 21 Frainei Ulr. nominal. ' « ’ STATESMAN Pamphlets - Spring Dress Goods « i In Millinery Goods Ladies Intending to Purchase Any Goods Patronize the B Job Rooms. New Purchases of DET GOODS, NOTIONS. Etc. HUFFMAN BROS BUILDER’S HARDWARE 10 to 50 per eent. was Gained. Prints at 3 to 7c. Lawns at 8 to 10c I hereby tender my heartfelt thanks :s33tsz“! the neighbors and friends who so •- to kindly rendered aMjataDce during the inoiwgrt al to Frod’k F. MeNatr; talMio toElarn Siiriugrr; on ace M Clothing at any price, and Boots and Shoes at Big Bargains for you. sickneeii. death and burial of mv mother; also to the^sdies of the W. R. C„ the membero of Barry lodge K. of P , and Ladies' fine £uroi*hed «uch beautiful floral tributes on the occasion of the funeral. Ahcuie McCoy. shoes a specialty. I he Norcross Furnaces STOVES Of all kinds. See onr stock of GASOLINE STOVES. . Huffman Bros. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-05-02.pdf 853f56404eeab3f3d632be1f07b22b48 PDF Text Text / argcst Circulation i 'inx paper in the । County. ' . •_ Hastings VOL . XXXIII. NO. 1. । ’ Banner '. ,i Wednesday.*, by ■» I ry County. HASTINGS. MICH., MAY 2. 1888. COUNTY NEWS. V^HOLE NO. 1718 Marshal j springing up, and I think It safe to ven- Freeport fa booming. Crane to FreejKirt If yno want Innate rsriSKERlsr, \V N l.lHn. M__ .»>;i positively br Jt.Jfi. Banner. I*o*traaster. luicev 7 Itwnnartcr. Banfield. o'lionncU J. N. Covert. Cartum. Puatinastcr. Freeport. D. L. Mortbiand^lar Creek. F. (I. Norwood. Delton. John Sbean,Brkory Corners. Brown & t alru*,1Pr.driev»lt.. Byron sisbcr.Cn*My*aCorner* u in Broward. Broward. A. (.. Jessup. Oranacrllle. t.. kXL ' *°*®*u‘l.n‘a<le a bualneaa trip to Kahtmazuo Kalamazoo tn see M*r about hfa Ids tie*. tU.» Reading schud at Hope center cotnarenced Tuesday and will |»> conducted the same at tlio-t- of Inst winter. Daniel Webster has rennmenied his warehouse at Clovi-rdale. We all wish to Congratulate him for success. Milan Walldorf, as director of tin* Itmlu. Eaton and Barry insurance county, nuulea business trip hist week to Charlotte. l'urv ,br Uvr farmers now living on the farms they oc­ __ .___ .... _____ ___ copied In Yankee u Springs S8 yearsIago. We are informed by uni* winy has seen a copy of th** find edition of the Bannex. that then* lias liecn marked impnivementa in it a* well as In Yankee Springs. May the Baxxhm increase in good work and nev er grow less. At the social at George Jackson's last week they realized 817 towards ttielr ex­ dour more for the temjarance cause thaw evening at thr Star. Ezra Hardy from the north. U viaiting at his home in this vleinlty. Ferhapa your readers will remember that we jmvc s|>oken on the subject nt asked to give something Utat. would be a tanrflt to our community. We think that if tbe gentleman who, we understand, wa* to w ire down the hcrfzjc would visit thia -INU 1UTK8: community he would be prewnted with a ................. gtoooo last Thursday !>. IL Cook, of yuur city, piece of every fanners mind who lia* thus •,*ccial position*. Your eonvsjKintteiit like Rip Van Win­ shook hands with friends at Bowens Mllbf. Iwen swindled. We have taken no little I"**1 ■UNTINGkle. ha* taken a gtMxl long n*t while the and apokr In the Interest of thr Motdlrrw pain* to examine thin aforesaid fence and ■_ •Job Printing De­ <*ut needing fa nrer. ntonuBumt nt Smith’s hall. flpd that nt least one-flfth of tltc plants World moved onward. .. S Everything In tbe ’ h>l. Briggs is improving. , r"” '**M l-TOI-nn an-<1,. are mtalng. In out* piece of ut leaM 5» 'Hie new M. E. chun-h is progressing. • . a.th the latent (aceaof Hut u- >m«,„ w„rk nrw Tin* tuwnaldp board 1ms pttrchaM-d addi­ rods we will give anyone a good J. A. wha o. -'-tru* •>( machinery* J. Ilea ter lias raised Ida new tarn. . ■■i--!,iy<-l. enables the tional ground to thr Cuman cemetery, and will And a plant mvr one foot high. iidImm E. Festnr Is j*ushing his new tarn. ,v»ork. v\. Joslin ha* friends from Grand laxlgv let tin* job of building a new fems* around it I.* a pig wvrd. - But. while giving the l„L“ U,U >■*" T>i«~lav visiting him. tin* whole ground. fault, it la right to say that now and then all siibscrtbeni at the places uamed who h«t» not Brttted with m wifi, between this dxie VtmI?. llw -s' Sunday Mr. aud Mrs. Wallbreciit cele­ tltere Is a small piece of this fence that te Old Mrs. Miller died Friday morning, New iears. nsv their I,vrintu...- ... . good (a very small pl«c*i too). It would funeral Sunday. Services by Rev. Holier, brated their 50th marriage annivrraary. IlmthlL.''1'"”” W* saw In of Nashville. Irart Sunday while playing tall Mr. ta a benefit to our cummunjiy. we think. Respectfully. Hattnn collided with Miner Jones. Mr. II. lf.lt was transfen-d to tte- middle of the COOK &• KIHKKBK. A nhv rain this morning. , n.1!', •"'! »l>«n (llnkbn wenThe whi|»-paur-wlli ha* come from bis wan MO Mverely injured that medical aid Atlantic. at lUMinga Saturday. was railed. At present writing he i» im- ! Tbe Hchool house yard would look betwmthern home. • proving. mm ,U F>hCrt hH'* purdw*rd * nr* wind Time to plant com: oat* all sown; Wheat Old clover latadly killed, and wheat h irast Saturday the boys met at Streeter's front doors. If n mad ■were pt looking poorly, some ideces will have to be In very |>oor condition. landing to play trail, ami now Bert Arm­ thr school house,. It would ta Henry Kckeri now uses one of those plowed up. Mrs. Nelson Healey has gnne to Mendon strong carrier a black eye and one thumb provrmrnt.1 tv see her mother. Mrs. Wing, who is not drum rollers made by Ernest Gosch. in a sling. . BrpV,1rt0" a‘"1 (bnghter vl-dtcd vxj*eeti*d tn live. _ ' Schoo) commenced to-day. Lina Still frMafa In thi. vicinity Frfclay and SaturGeo. Roatche. of Flowvrtteld. rat Mrs. Withey returned from Missouri teacher. . Jcnnie Gniuinmitd is quite sick. eek to see his mother who is nt# < last Mfcek. .k^i*.** Yrrin^”n will bwrh M-lmolln Manley f’hasc is remvering. Naah villa. Chas. Whithey ha» moved into his the Fillmore dfatrict this xumim-r. Mrs. W. H. Willis i* sick. The trial of Ed Rathburp, commonly The heirs of thr Imwrenre estate went father’s houra-. M. Doyle is re-shingling his house. known a* ••Buck.” last Thursday after­ to Hastings Tuesday 24th. that ladng tte* i township fa Mamie Smith teaches in diatrlct No. a. I~ A. Shtild vvu* buried here Saturday. noon. n-sultfd In a verdict of guilty. Thi; day appointed for tl»e hearing <>f the will. C. A. Sheldon. «*f Pennsylvania, I* work­ '‘siting her Alster Mra. Conrad Snwlker. W Innie T.-epl.* fa vfaltlng her grand He has been entirely dhMartencd and dij- cltargc wu non-support. made by his wife. U S. Parmelee and family moved Satur­ ing for Knickerbocker <k Howard. pdrenta in Middleville. couraged since Ills recent financial troubles, Sentence wai suspended by request of the day to Grand Rapids where Mr. P. will Jacob Beeler I. bu*y wtllng out hl,, and wa* in no eimditlon to resist dladbie. jury. work for the railroad company. peach orchard this week. He was sick but a short time, ami y ielded J. Pumfrey luu> rented his mill to S. There an 1 nt prawnl only five different Mae Bronson Is the gncst df cSrlton relaU III Hohnro. of Atla, ppettl Sunday in up his life not unwillingly. Anns selling binders, but there promises. Haney, of Charleswort iu ICatoo Co. Thr Mr*. Shedd, who has been very ill also. mil) will b<* moveil to Irving to work for .1. B. Ray tin «nd and wife x|H«nt lust Sun. Mr*. A. Brutnirr cnj««.v*sl » visit with opens. , M. C.'Grlsworld. day nt his brother’s. A. B. Raymoml’s. Mra. Philo Cline is gaining slowly. her sister. Mrs. Todd, of LowelL huudny. _ L. B. Gibta is impnwiiig bls plart* by a C. Clever' and family, of 3liddleville. Mis* Ballou rrpurtA IG w&plar» enrolled Rev. J. B. Jones, wife and daughter, of new fence. were In the village nwr Sunday. . Sylvia Bas* Is suffering with tnflamaJohn Mn*| died Saturday uiglu. of conThe cptertaiiiuwiil given by the Rich­ l.ouHI. s|wnt Sunday with Mr*, haac A irarty of young folk* gave .h.hu Shri- Moulton. land company was not <<>inddered very en­ sirniptlmi, nt,the n*sidence of Bill Dnvl*. A. s. Blssett returned from Vermomtar a ph-wrant aurprta* the evejilng ut the tertaining by those who attended. bn Main strvft. •Funeral Tuesday. villc Friday last with hi* bride and thrre ^pST PERFECT ■gist. Warm .sugar and a g«KMl ns-ial time Saturday. The Barry and Eaton Medical »d*lety children. ( ■Is re|Mirtrd. held Its aniiual. meeting and election of , Henry Cullet will buy enraiu for tlw The Baxxeu i- spoken of by a good , Rumored that one of our ( Ariton buys Lowell crvAmery thi-* snmmei. ttui iiincli mssksl rain has rorne at last. ofili-*T» at the Wolcott house Thumday mauy as Ixdng u welcome guest. cqlling at Hasting* more than the usual I-Mdle Bump and wifi* sja-ut Sunday at afternoon of Inst week. The attendance Elder Irane and wife an- expected home Frank Libis- and wife Sundnywl with A. run of btisines* -4.mid require, but then J. Cttatyrhnwh’s (ample. I). P. SpraguA's. was large anil the nicctim! a very interest­ tn plaster their ItquM*. he is of an age tlml will caum* him to David ('oat* ami family, of t’nrljou. ing one. Dr. Patterson, »f Charlotte, was Gen. Pannehs* h loading ram with lc>p« Mr. WrltrN )*e»i>lr. >-f Bown.-, -spent think of a new start, you know. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Job Clin-s-- Sundayisl with his brother. G. W. font's. gleetcd president for the ensuing yenr; Dr. for a tinu In Eaton Rapids. Our school eominetierd Monday, with Maty E. Grjn-n. vice prorident: Dr. Par­ in reply to Reliable rel|»t|ve to Geo. Bureh ha* purcliased of J. B. I’unI > rough. . . ■ irovvning fi*h. we would *uy the taxt way * Mrs. J. M. Brunner-was in south laiwell menter. of ymnontvllle. M**retary and frry tlm way for a road to hi.s place which lx*vl Bolt*', of McBride. I- home fur ‘a .treasurer. Next meeting nt Chester sta- will la* inueh more convenient than the Thursday ami Friday. fortner one. tlrai. in July. Ntalll comvt the mistake 1 made in the short time. .lame* Joslin and daughter, of Laming.,. server. I f bo due* not make himself fast ln*t ph|M*r. It should have read.Mrs. Jen­ Rom Ballet is working at John KrrDr. W. 11. Young lias fam improving are visiting in this vicinity, after making a j every day fnr the past freek, and on Mun- nns-n’s. leave him to his fate. ’ nie Fish instead of Myer.*. She I- n-portIday was ....... nlile'lo get tip. dress and «*ut short stay In Middleville. , ... , <-d tatter at this w riting. • The tay* of this place ami thr State breakfast with thr tamilv. , N. ■ Brayton, W. Van Order and W. c. W. lUrtuany hit* moved south of •1 F. Wright has moved from Bellevue lii. liardsoii were In Gralid Rapid* Friday road have onomlwsl w tasr tail elub. ■ considered oat of danger. .l.tn't ... I... ... .Vibul w- *1... t ' ... .1.1 after r. .. dray-loml of Toledo Hastings and M. AV. ljp«comb lias moved Drny-load bfdiis place <>nr mile north of the Center. nnd -Saturday on business. troll club, but wait and w wimt they 1 ran lager wen* d»llvere«t at our saksins Satur­ Into the hoiise vacated by him. K. Churchill has moved t<> Battle Creek. Mrs. Tompson returnwt to her Imme In Jyorn.- girl* ought to haw more nwpccL day. That 'doesn’t look very much ns T. J. Blanek ha* -old forty acres of hi* Grand Rapids Saturday after a three W<-cks Tin* Mrs. Fred and Kddir lltimp visited though local: prohibition went Into effect for themselves than to Im* runiiing with a fanrttoltettleCrri'kirartir*. .Consideration. Visit witll her dauglltei Mr*. Geo. Perkins. certain young man. • i? mi Muy "tfi. on the town line Monday lust. 81.000. • Rev. Aug. F. Naglcr, of Sheridan, railed Will N-ytald was in thl* vlrinlty recent­ Hattie Foote is on an extended visit to ly selling hooks. Fred Dingman ha* sold hl* farm and on Ids many Fq*cjs>rl friends last week. I-rtniMiil ville. friend* at Buttle Cwk. moved in Ra<*hrl Shepard's bouM north of He retunieil to hi* home Saturday accom­ Mix S|w*n<i*r is on the road again givTlw tnnch m«edcd rain has come at the Center. 1 Ing mtLsir tessoi’i* for which many will ta panied by his sister Jama Nngier. who will and everything i*«ok»'refreshed. breaking a large light of glass at Goodwin's glad. Frank Wright hurt his foot quite tadly sjwndra few weeks with him. . Mrs. Jennie Fnihanf and daughter, of drug store Friday. by stepping on n gnr.lrn rake, one of the Effie Perkins went to Grand Rapids Ann Arbor, an- visiting friend* at this The council ha* ordered ff*-w sidewalk bs-th pi-iietnytirig tbe liotVan of his foot. Denni* Haskell went to Roscommon last pirns*. to lie laid frtau H. Roe's market, on the srluio! taglns in the Center district week to sis* hta m<»th«-r. who is very sick. . moved into a part of ,c. A. Billman moved to takeOdreaa a fn and attend to her duties' at the Jean RlehN ton*.' lie will work for F. Goodrich near the depot. Thia last week. > Dave Searle* this summer. Hay buyers plenty: Itey w building a law Irani. AlMiut 50 relative* and friends invaded Martin Shaft n-Vinnsi to the west, after more and thr order was not given any too S. Llpscumli worked Nr the quiet lion....... . Mr. and Mr*. .1. C. making Ids mother a short vjidL soon. The old foot-bridge has also been Howtop Baker Thursday rdght.April Sfitb. ffir the Mr. < a-well who hi* been *o poorly, nailed up and a new one will tie built Will Duryvar returned from Kinderhook W. R. connected with them. purjss-e of c.lrhraling Mrs. H.’h Mtli still continues to fall. shortly. Other walks alxMil town will also fast week, and brought with him a horse Styiervinor Kent is taking the hxhmv birthday. It was a complete surprise. receive attention Immediately. and cart. lx>ok <mt. girl**. mrnt. Following I* the list of presents: (Me**a. building their *hup*. Mrs. Spencer reports several acboofa In Geo. S. ilarlom went to Charlotte last Two rocking chair*, two chair (idle*, Wilfa-i Niebuhr rcturneil to his home In track at thr driving park last week, by a Odessa and Camptali towushl|M without Saturday night with Bellevue lodge I. O. towel and p*K*kvt temk for their little son Elba Monday. He was tdllcil here by th? teachers. O; F. to wltnct* the work by the Banner —Agustu* Tyler. J. G. Reuter. H. I*arks. sickness of hi* brother. , put in fine waidlthin. It is now leveled up D. M. Myers fa nursing a dislocated S. Tecpie. L. Tyler. W. Safabury. lira Elin Crockfoni. of Carlton, fa.visiting at to grade and is fftnooth and hard as n floor. thmab. Salsbury. .1. Ti-eple. J. Smith. B. lies- Sol Priehani’*. • A party nt J. Spencer's last Saturday. bfidger. D. C. Quigley. Gi*o. Ingram. M. If you want tn se«- a ata* garden. ju*t village Saturday. C. Field, of your city, was In this Coulter. Burt Jones, S. H. Hunt, la wi* call al Sol Prichnnl*. Bi-*'t*. iwns. radish, Mercury WI degree* In the -diode , Phillips. II. Thoinp-on. C. Coppins. C. lettuce iiml onluhn tip ami b<s*l: Bout Hurt Irek' three of our frisky youngsters., had a vlrlidty Inst Saturday. • .tellies Spi-nwr has ta-vn breaking a colt Harris. J. Kline. Isaac Cowdl. Dr. J. F. lively runaway Sunday nhtbt mi’ -outii Plowing i.s the onier of the day. A man from Wooflluml ha* rental the Muii$ strn-t. Ihitrgy dapMtliwcd but no \m«s Fnuwy is preparing to build n Ruckle. Win. Grslfrey. Jno, *-tnrlker. J. Twenty wreekiy Tribunes come toGcrky. J. Smclkei', Jno Timm. J. M. Brunner. W. Barker farm, and l< movin': on the plats*. one M'rimmly hurt. new houM'oiihi* farm in P<»l Augvi. Wheat. in this section. is lookina tta Brew and wives. .Mrs. Adtana Silcox, M. Walter Stillwell I* getting material on the Tobias land. A. Iloicoiub and Albert Park*. together for a new brick n*i«li*ncc. ent writing. . Two vase* and turki'h tidy .Geo. and IL Wellman is <>n Hie aick list. . ' Coni Badeork has moved tack b* Nash­ Mrs. J. X. Chandl* > Is very low with *. H.U* ami takes his old {Mraltfan in Roe’s sahtath school at the Pod Auger *ch«*>G Emma Baker. ike Wmk-, has the cellar wall kdd for mgfkct. t«* th*’ satisfaction of th** latter**- caueer in the throat. . . S'* In cash—Mother Baker. h<*u.-v every Sunday at 10. o’clock. After some appropriale-songs b> choir. bls new bouse. Aunt Ikdly Smith I* very sick. r. Mrs. Tobias Gam n lurrnd frofn Ohio customer-. iMirenxo Divm. of your city. Stmdayed Geo. Salsbury. <■( Bowne. made (he j*reMr*. I>. L. Mnrthlund Is n<» tie|ter. C. W. Smith. II. A. Brook*. H. c. ZuschMonday. . with his parents nt thi* place. ’ The social at J. II. Valentine ’ * was well M'utatlon <>f pn*M-nts in an able manner, nitt and James Flmning have tn*w <e|eI came along the farm <»f A. H. |ckc* Mr*. Emma Tinkler, of Ha*Ung*. •* stay­ plHHir Rite*. attrmhsf. $r. was nralinvl for the Wtwlcyand saw a splendid young colt. I foamed it after which tin y all |rajt«»vk of a temntlThr WlllUim* Fruit Evaporator cbm]«diy wa* from the grey horse Sultan owned by fnl Mipjicr prepared by the la<lir.-: ami at a ing nt John IlinchmntUs tid* week. ! shipped three rar-loads nf their evaporator* tie Hasting* hors*- association, and If I Inta* teuir the company broke np wishing Mr. and Mr*. Baker many mon* Mrtlidiiy to California Saturday . *lmu,l<i Im* judge I WOllM mv use Sultan if of ScIh u.i. and a maii-a pro^rty against j vuu '.vs;.:. gnod ' . ;-:;!t*. H. Jiirob Ib-ckiithorn hus gone to Mnttrson. new frame kitchen, which will make hi* ■ I have since learned celebration*. . -. visited friends or wind; agalaat k man'a ' ",^1 _ 1, III., to ni-cepl u sitlialion m haggagrrniui house quite comfortable. . Hutt Mr. Ickes refused SlVO for the colt. The I*. B. church, at this place, J> being on the Mlrlil-.mn Central, under It. J. I Sabbath acbool at the Roger aihool Byron FWteF* store b nearly finished. .Seymour Mayo’s bul*v ha* t*i*n quite re|ralrod which will add irnirti to its apDrake, u former Nashville l>oy. He intend* to put 1ii* good*, into it next sick the past wi*ek. |'00h .*. - HEi.nox: Nashville is picking up euti*Iderab|y In ! preaching nt th* P«*l Augcf nchool iiouse • Frank Burnham has moved into Jake the amount of business done. Al) Of thr The wimmK on section 2(1 caught fire thr " ’ rhe side track i* nearly completed, and ■I’ at 11 o’clock next Sumtayc it HiiKk.Haatmga, Mich.) Shoup'* house. merchant* report their trade taller this other doy-and men and fare* wen- out In Mrs. Rider, of Hastfiig*. was the guest Bvron and Chas. Fisher will commence ofAbstract Books la Barry |I Flora Moore, of Nashville, is working at spring than cxta-ctinl. and our mechanics full forec-and Worked bard to save fence* I Of J. I_ Ickes and wife Inst Sunday. buying for D. IL Merrill A Co. some Wm. Anderson’*. are (hiding no time for loafing. Nashville and Uh- I loud school house, which was in ; C. Savischmd Is preparing to bnUd an time next week. There is tatxvucn ten Cora Wilkinson started for tar home in Is not a manufacturing town, but stiil has addition to his bouse. AVe are Kind, wv amt flftern tliousand Imstals within a ra­ Kansu* Monday. lb*nry Gaskill commvficvd wbootln the a g<K*lly niimlNT of paying institutions fur J. K. Smith Is bttllding a Iwmw. Mr. a town i»f II* size. We have a furniture l.Kniil lUxtrict test Monday. • 1 i't.ysician <fcSurgeon, have gut enterprising men in the neighbor* dius of two mile* of this point ready for . *s IhmxI Hint are trying to improve th«-|r farm* shipment, a* **”» "H ■rc 1*n l,w Holmes, of Nnshvlllr. 1* doing the work. 11 । • ■■ ■ lA'.hrop'a drag store.) Wiv are informed that Mr. 1 rance, son nf factory, fruit evaporator factory, two L. B. Potter lias brought bl* lame horse grain rlevuturs. two roller flouring mills, Mr*. Wcrtman, ha* returned home after a anil keep up with tin* time*. side track for It* reception. Wm. Segrr. F. b-kro and A. shlvely home from Battle Creek. ’ where It haalwen Wm. Coopgr has been ou Hie sick list for VIARTIN V. jlAnkBB,DMl BMaU three wiHKl-worklng cstabilslinwnts. nn long slrkncM In your city. were out among them last Sunday: wbo MHite time, but is tattpy at this writing. We nf iniltig »»»* are «n npt npi Informed mronucn of oi the nn* actions at etvgitm and machine shop, a wnol-cardingAr. :,nd Mrs. Ely Firth fa quite poorly . Beth. , brick the republican caucus last Friday. ,. and spinning factory, creamery. Iskk pjhija.-. si Hon. 3 doora north can tell where they wen*. Miss Mead, wbo hastacti sick all winter, Wheat is talking vit> bad. Some a: •'( Postofltea. vard, fruit evaporator, one saw mill, mie a*'' 1 •? ("fen to making exehaagM rode out M-day fur. the first time hi many plowing up winrat ami sowing to oat*. f.*wi mill, wagoii ami carriage factory ami Mr. Rawson. John Rlvtman. E. !>>ck•' ,lt ,,;’**'I*«te of non-realdenl Mabel Baston. of NaaltvlUc. vWted in Old Mr. Savage |ii very poor health. a planing mill, with numerous other shop*, hart and wife attended the imnlveraary of ,'”r’ ,:*riuhy looked after. Farab * Sarah Barber, of Richland, fa visiting Will Bristol has startid hl* grocei r exchange. Houses and Maple Grove last week. etc. That it i« a lively burg for its ata* no the I. '<). o. F. lodge at Hastings. Sevenl ■new cases of meaaie*. wagon. mm will deny , and stanld we get the cx ­ A social entertainment was enjoyed by There was an agent doing this town last W Ppter Godh-y. of Kalamazoo, Ims ta-en jfavhc has started his meat cart and pro-i peeled B. C. Ji B. C. railroad wr predict friends of Z. Rnwson from Hastinga, Smi­ [AMESA *WEEZ.EY. posesffo sell hlndqimrtmr. What a ctange! for Nashville a very promising future. week for Yager’s Anatomical Chart: we Viaithtc hi < brother a fc* days. th-Id. Woodland ami Vermontville on-the Rng Is*- and dance at A. IL Brooke’ last Sclumi commenced last Monday. Miss have not learned with what Bucreas. Arrangements are being tumh- for ta-at- •Mth. -I Lawyer, Thursday afternoon and evening. The Misses Deila Mid Cora Reese mlled Lyttle, of Richland, is teacher. IV,,.. ,»Y',,ng».*Heh. ing the Vulrin m-ImhiI building by •team. >eivral of the V. IL menitat* attended Mr. Case, of Bedfortl. Visited at Ben1 Wp' 11 • ' -rte of.be state. (Ml Wheat dors not look very promising. Prof. -I. ,W. |lota*rts. nf Hastings, wn.* on ol<i friends fast week. the U. H. oouretillon in Charlotte the past C. 8. Duntam. G. A. Moacy and W Sarah Kitkenmore lia* returned from Milter’s last Sunday. on our Klrevte Sattirday. and M. I- *<’<««k Jz-ttie Whitney was nick M-vernl days' and Cha*. Lubn Monday. . copier went to Charlotte last Saturday to Kalamazoo, where she ha* been attending W li. i.Axte, M. D, Re'. Joy. of Indiana, delivered an ex-’ wltneiM degree work by the Banner degret her brother, who has l**n very *!<* with |u* t week and Hattie Ite-wtt taught In h<*i ’ ’ O. V. StTKEU. cclh'Ut -*rumu at the V. IL chureh Sunday. Physlcuu and Surgeon, staff, of Battle Creek lodge L 0.0. K tin- mi-aslc*._______________ place. . Guo. l*hilll|n* I* visiting his brother Smn Shoup’s oxen ran away with mm ' Vc^dlund. Mleh. There wm a surprise party at »' ■ Charley. II. Hilsingi-r. I»an lb*e«l and Itawrt »t«* » ’ i" )lh of Kilpatrick** drug Inst Monday evening planned by tin ir Mrs. John Kahler anil Mrs. McDermott Charley Fhilll|m ha» erected 8 new wind " ' ‘imltbere day or nightBDvin wen- In Ctariottc Saturday im ileledaughter. Mr*. Deha Wolf. »«J™ • mill. an* oil the sick listMrs' .hc-cph Warburton has retunieil gate* of the (bld Fellows talge. complete surpri.* and enjoyed by all । J. U-nuh sold Cumpta‘11 Rro«.. of ( citer TIitsMlore Sehoflcld anil (ten. GtmtflrW Eva Burnaby. «‘f MliMlrvilh*. >i»*ot Sun­ home from Reading. were prrMttL . , ... tavc each built new is uni fmi.e* in front Creek, a fun* colt for 8111day nt liornc. Gi-orgv Belle* ami family hnw returned W!.J Wpn In th" ,’“"k*",'J'l'X Unite a «*n.*aUr*n in our midst caused by Ella cplmrn retnnunl Saturday from her M Mun,hi, wltli C Mwntall U», ,“ '“l a young man taxing a childish old man from the north. visit with Katauari«» frlrtid*. another term. . . for s<»me remark* ta* tail mail*'. •’Aint” onr svlmol bwher fixed tbe hiilekwllii iron-' ” '1; Court Ml*., Hnstiugs, Mich. forCora Wilklnwm hu*. after un extaxted terior of the sclusil up in (hie sta|w? Wheat looks very l*»"r Rntes.bi.oo per Day. lea <oc pi'.n vi.lt .won. n-utlve- «l“l '<h,"ln“''<; IT Mnt. Hull ha* a v>*ry sick horse with InMr, Austen and vvlh- w< A blrthdny party for Mr*. King tat Miliv Walldorf Is giving mush* lewuns. i;’’■Ithplmuafctroonra. "Cta tunnJ tn Knn-i- -h.w -b" >‘.« l«*» ■» flaniattai of the tawrl* nteU» not expectt» nHpvctfirtiyaobclted. In i^ohlng t»r ~-vvr»l >«tv» I—'W. N. Payne in working the Dickerson Monday. Mr*. Will Brooks i* very *lck. this vicintty. Klcrtiou of ufiks-r* in the t«inj*nincc Mrs. Jennie KemrrRng. nf Itehhumi f * Kirk Grant and Dr. Andrus Itave fa*en * Harry* flte. Fin- i* doing conafalerable damage. visiting nt her father *. Jake Shoup *. Mr*. Whitlock, ot Hastings, who fax faitMr*. John Warring fa on’the *lc.k list. tait «t her itat*. h«« h-n nulu- -kit lor ^"una Schram like* her school In the Mr. Walk-.l, of W.*«!tai:d. KaudaycM l*. ’ All enjoyed llieiu*clvc* at the lawn (?) with his daughter. Mr-. John. Wat ring. Bunnell district very rnerh. > ;«rt. a? IL Havens’ ia*t Friday evening. It fa with surprise that wr Irani ILL thia m SIN I FD-PP ’ my rests wortbofcharraMr*. 1’ickh-ta* tarn visiting her slater. Mr*. James Murphy spent -c-vurwldgvi PhCT 1a Carpenter made a visit In Kai* ... ■ . _ ...lltlrtki.slitlnu nf , of yuur I Dultl P ft fift' ‘t'“ photegrapM/or fiubw with E. Ixickhart. aniazoo ilontlay. . mucr To look tack over ;nnt umr *• *•«•m.. ,. * riitrrtalmDcuttoUtaKWta AB enjoyed a ptamant time at Marton uT wrinderful changes in Yuukrn* S[rrimo*. A Barnah., Ims a foinendl. offtrnvet’’Juvkics-” 25c.. Obi taul nwr“T*Md away m w <me* I Debate! -••Rro.ihrd that wq»en have O. <» F. tanqurt in t'harhrtlr. IrfttlKT. N. V. WlUllnoli. . . ... Davenport’* dance last Friday Rev. MnrtlllMnl. nl <>-Ur < "*•*-r.lk-tl The town taanl na*t nt Harry M alldorr nn Kt-. r. tm-tn-h. Tn™*). .U bTM. '■ "’'■"'S''*- J. W. IfoiMu, I,., ip, . Vut-C WEtowr PURE ^.prices CREAM Jakin J ^qwdei1 II.' Rosertsos house, «**» i« •« #•«-;...;; VXlSStlWWSS ”Sl^^SSt WIU...U mrn-lunx �FARM AND GARDEN. < OF TIMELY CONSIDERED. TOPICS In laying out farms and in shaping fields the r-otumoi:. ruling practice is to give ttam s wjuare form <>r as .nearly so as practicnbl*-, in order to ovsioAdz** fenc­ ing. A toll acre lot. for v.vumplc. if square, will,’measure forty rods on each"! the Jour sld<*» amt' require fur Its entire Inclosare IfiU nsl* of fenrfaig. , By altering its form and making it twice as long and half ns broad it will require 2tM) rods of boundary fence. j ' V * ■ . w w «wa e » rto. 1—OKKONil FIELDS ON sqCAKK LOT. But the oblong form lias some sptsfial advantages, as every fanner knows, sav­ ing considerable time in plowing, liarrow­ ing and working with the cultivator. Country Gentleman, in commenting on the above, .-alls attention to the fact that in portions of the country like many of the western stales, when* -the land has been surVeyetl wo squares and right angles, it fa easy to lay out farms tn sym­ metrical fields, a form which may be adapted isflng represented by Fig. 1. when: the fields are twice as lung as wide, and every one Is entered from the central lane or farm road through a gale. On the left of this-rood is a burn, orchard and lung vegetaldv garden cultivated with a horse. On tlu* right fa a dwelling, car­ riage house mid smaller fruit trees. The idx principal fields may be brought into a convenient rotation of corn, barley, oats or peas, wjieat-and clover and timothy for two or three years in meadow and posture. Fig. 2 represents s farm of tbe same shape laid out with square fields, which would obviously Is* less convenient than the one shown iu Fig 1. When, from uneven, hilly land this symmetrical form cannot be adopted, the authority quoted from suggests that the plan may be modified or varied to suit rireumstmu-t-H For/ Instance, if a hill is in the way of tin* farq^rosd. it nfay lie made to deviate ami to pass* around it. shaping wood, or the palm of the hand. Always prea.1 the earth down firmly after sowing all flower seeds, else there fa danger of their drying up tafotv tbe roots can get a firm bold of tbe soil. Seeds of thr hardier annuals may be sown where' theee arc to grow, but, as a rule, it Is preferable to transplant, as ther plants are generally stronger and stand the drought better. During very dry went tar, and whim the Mifdiings urc first set out. they should be wntew-i frequently. Provide some sup­ port fur all inch annuals as require It. or ttajdonfa will iiecome weak and straggling mid! do not make the show they otherwire would- Tltv* weeds should 1st kept down and the ground louMiied often, so that the pbiuta will receive tbe full benefit of the rains and dews, which they will nut if the ground fa allowed to be­ come hard and baked. The beat known remedy fur the currant worm, which infests both entrant and gooseberry bushes, is white hellebore. Now white hellebore is an altogether dlf fervnt drug from black hellebore, so re­ member and use the former. The cheap­ est and easiest mode of application is to mix the hellebore in water. Place a heap­ ing tablespooiifui of tbe powder in a dial)-, add gradually a quart of boiling water, stirring all the while to make certain that the hellebore Is thoroughly saturated. Turn this mixture into a pailful of cold water, stir well and apply with a garden syringe or ordinary watering pot. The object Is to wet every leaf; make two ap­ plications, a-few days apart. While white hellebore is poisonous there Is little or no danger from its use, as shove directed. The chances are tliat before* the fruit is ripe enough to Out the rnius will have washed off all traces of tbe hellebore, and should any remain on the clusters the fruit will ■present u soiled appearance and be rejected In consequence. The grasses, for convenience, may be ranged in two general divisions. The first division comprises all the true grasses or plants with lung, simple, narrow leaves and a long sheath prided to tbe base which seems to clasp the stem; or, rather, through which the stem appears to pass., The artificial grasses an* mostly legu­ minous plants with a few- stems wldch are cultivated and used like the graases. although they do not 'properly belong to that family. The cJbvera of all the va­ rieties, the alfalfa, etc., belong to this In general. gnixse* ought to be cut not long after the time of flowering, for al­ though there Is a grunt deal of nourishment in the ripe need. It is liardly enough to make up’for the iww in tbe stalks and leaves, which an1 nuwt valuable before the uolublu materials, such on starch, gum and sugar, arc gradually changed into wtxxjy The injury often done to the germ of tbe *-vd corn cornea from contact with manure applied at planting time. De­ composed stable manure or well rotted compost will not generally do harm. Cot­ tun seed meal wems to lie very hurtful to amall seeds, as we have leanied at some eust in our gardening operation*!. In ap­ plying all concentrated manures, it is generally best to drop a little on each side of the s«-vd corn as planted, not nearer than two or -three inches. We prefer al­ ways to apply, at least, sonie portion of the fertilizer at the time of depositing the seed corn, and very close at liand, so thaj/' the young plaut may be supplied at once with nutritious and soluble food, and pushed into vigorous growth from the very beginning.—Southern Cnltlvstor. carrying a Bower in the mouth, which taw come Into vog-io among'the ladies of some cities. should be discountenanced. He says that Dalmatian powder and park green are often sprinkled over hot Uouae ptanta to keep off the bug*, and that it fa therefore unxafo to put tbe stem of thcoe Momoum in ilia mouth, as Up son-neas is Hable to ensue, if nothing mure smons.—Chicago Herald. . In the Lins of Duty. A lady who had been abroad w as etiuwra ting tbe pursuits of each day. Among Attar things she mentioned letters to tar ln< SIEM of droopln*. with k»i ot appetite, and no Stairs to Join Iu Um* uxwU of ito plaxmams. It Is hardly sertius cuouxti to require a phy­ sician. but it fa plain that the child needs some thing Be prudent. Do not force luto U»e yoong and undeveloped oyztem strong and nau­ seous drugz, but a medicine that win aid, In vltorate and • thoroughly cteanw the system by centte means. Buehls Simmons Liver d/rfa n-»• “ You <l.;a’t meats to sny that you write to your husband every day when your are absent f" Inquired her friend. ."Why, certainly I do,” .be answered with much energy. "1 consider itaatsumed a duty as it is to—vat!"—Detroit Free Promt. / Nnmlsred with the .many excellent papers read at the New York imttitntA-'s meetings this winter was out* hy Mr. Gold, of Connecticut, on ■•Treatment of Permanent Pastures." Iu this paper Mr. Gohl called attention to the Important fact that the way in which {sudurea artfed. whether rlotady or otherwise, ims much to do with their |iermaiicnce in value. It is pomdblii to feed a juu-turv so closely to divarf thr gruss roots mid kill the targe growing -qs*ciin. Ttxi light slocking favors the growth of course and useless vegvtiition. clmkhig out sweeter and richer grasses. Dairy mws, unless fed some grain, impoverish pasture more than'young stock <>r fattening animals. The fields are apt to }x* too Hush in June and too bare in August, {father than them* extremes, t'r.-t, some grain or sowed posture* to run into seed in June. Past ure fa often benefited by a change of the live slock kept upon it Slun-p will cat and destroy the white itafay and wild car­ rot. TIs* tread of sheep has a marvelous influence on the iniystnd condition of cer­ tain light lands. Horses may is- profit­ ably cliar.gi-d around with cattle consum­ ing much bulk growth that is rrfmuMl by neat slock. Young cattle may lx; ad vantageoualy |stetunsl in i-imueethiu with dairy cows, which have a habit of xpend1 ing their time about the entrance to the jiasturo It is well to have tows in the more elevated jwts. thus encouraging the animals to irnve their droppings where they ure most needed. For ia real p«*rmam-nt pasture wa must cta*ri»h and retain the very best grs.--.-s that an* fitted to the soil, the eMmate ami the treatment onrpasture*receive. Sometlsm-;, |dowing and reseeding fa the only resort. But consider pther rcm<*dlcx first. Cut the bushes. tn*va and destroy such weeds as can be banished without plow ing. Drain and irrigate. Drewt with tamo er ashes, ami do not exjiect very sudden improvement A very common mistake tn sowing flower seeds, ns well as other seeds. fa in earering too deep. As a general rule, eorrronlyto the depth of the thickness of tbe seeds, or with medium sized axi inch or so is none too much, i fine seeds an port tilvus need only to teortd luto tbe mH with a piece of jj, Is pleasant is take awl cun*i *- ”«*»■•--least injurious lOrUlS ' late cnlld. Ho Her law lUeomTOllp obrtaUor tbe mu|»i j-. rvoulilnc frets -tu s admlntatraiion ot tta-w. -. . ' on lb. Ita: L-; Cures Keep PeckbaiD’s (’roup |fea. .ady always at hand, it !*-»:Whooping- and certain to relieve. your little ones I:; •„ .. Cough. to many s-replesa. Uxlou* I.,-w. ‘•See, father,’- said a oon, with tbe proud conscioumcM of duty done, “1 have saved J5U0 from my year’s allowance.’' "Good,” exclaimed the old man; “you are a wise young fellow, Charley." “Yes, father; and I wish you would add |.VKi to it. I vo got to pay some debts.' —The Epoch. __________ e» t«iue described In said mortipin as all that certain lot.piece and parcel of land situate Id tbe township of ITalrtevllle. In tbe county ot Barry and state ot Michigan, and known and described as follows, to-wtt: The nortn east fractional quarter (t<) of section number twenty-two (ZJ) in town one (1) north of range ten (IO) west, con­ taining seventy-one end *0-100 acres of land, be the same more or less, except three and 13» W0 t3 !3*-«0> acres, deeded by Btepbeo Doster te Thomas Starr, on and off from tlu* south west • corner snd d<**crlbcd as follows, to-wtt: Comnicnc.lnr al Uie south west comer of the south eostfr. quarter as above described, running north on quartern*! line, twelve (12) chains and forty-seven «T) links, ta eenter of highway known as the Grand Bap I da road, thence east three <3) chains and thirty <30) links, tbrnee south ten (10) chains and »ltty-seven (CT) links ta quarter <l»> line, thence west on quarter (U), line three (3i chains and thirty (30) links to tbe place of beginning. Dated April 3d, l*M. JOHN HOLDEN. Mortgagee. KNAPFEN A V axARMAN, Attorneys for Mortgagee. J. T. Campbell, United States consul at Auckland, New Zealand, says in his latest rvjK>rt to tbe state department dial I1J.OUO.OOO English offleer* who am acquainted with tbe Grecian army declare that 2U.0U0 Greeks would not lie a Truilc-h for r.'.OUO troops of any other nation. There is no tight iu them unless they can turn brigand.—Detroit Free Fur the benefit of those who are getting tired of “Truly rural” a* a cure for stam­ mering, the following is respectfully submit' ted: Pronounce rapidly, “.She soils sea shells; shall .be tell senabelbf" Cures «! Coughs and ' Colds. trial will” secure your most ----- Bold iu Hinting* by— W. H. Goodyear. Druggist Catarrh Cleanses the Niaoi Pa.-*sagw>, Allays Pain and n f*> amtnation Heals the Sores, । Restores tta*i Senses of Taste Louisiana has twenty-one industrial wbuob with 3,QUO boy piipita. State of Michigan, Comity of Barnr-ss. Notice la hereby given that by virtue of a writ of fieri facias lssu«d out of the Circuit Court tor the County ut Barry. Slate of Michigan, to me MICHIGAN TO THE FRONT I directed and delivered a«ln*t the good, and chattels and real estate of Lyman A..Shedd, I did on tbe 21at day of February. A. D. UM, levy upon and lake all tbe right, title and Inter­ of said Lyman A. Shedd In and to tbe follow­ The fallowing unablldtcd opinions from est ing described piece or parcels ot land to-wlt: your friends and neighbors, men and wo­ Tbe south half (Hl of the south east quarter ('*) men, whom you know and rcsiwvt. ought ot section number twenty-live (2S) In town tw<r north of range number ten (lO)west.containto carry conviction tp any doubting mind. (a) lug eighty acres of land more or le»»; also the These words of gratitude from those who following piece or parcel of land situate and be­ have been afflicted. but an- now well, and ing In Uie township of Prairieville, county of Barry ’ and Stale of Michigan, and described as tlw pcnmua giving them are naturally sol- follows to-wlt: Commrncing at a point fortyIcltlous tluit-others, troubled a*, were they, may know the means, of cure. Then' is no reason why you should longer be ill from kidney. liver or stomach troubles. You can ta cured us well as others. Do not longer-delay treatuu-nt, but to-day obtain that which will restore you to |s-mianent health and strength. praying for reasons therein set forth that he may be Ucen-ted to *ell tbe real estate of said dreeased In »*ld petition described. ■ Thereupon It is ordered. Uizt Hoturd ay Ute sth day of May A. D„ is». at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned for tbe bearing <Jf ».-dd pctltlou; and that tbe beirs at law of *ai.-l drutt nlf.M' ....r.nn • 11 it.. It. M'.IX Ver TRY THE CURE A particle ta upplh agreeable. PrieeMi Houniato•: Sunda p. D OL Merrill Bloc Where Are You LADIES Do loai O«L Dyeing, at Hun»r. with PEERLESS DYES. rhvy will dye rvnrytblu*. They xn* Mild etrn the direction of the oblong fields accord­ ingly; ami a deep depraasion in the land may be avoided iu a similar oray. or by turning to the right or left and securing a moderate grade. ' Regulator. It Is purely vegetable and of so mild a nature that It maybe administered U> the most delicate child or tbe youngest Infant with perfect safely .,1 ...I.ll.f v.-UI nnt Grand Kapids Irving......... Among new things in the floral line is ■Gen. Boulanger." a French canna. estate, are required to appear at a session of said court then to be Holden at tbe Probate Office. 1s the city of Hastings, tn said county.' —••* ——- if any there ta*. why the prayer or thr pelt • should not bdgranled. And It H further tlce to thr perwuis Interested in »»ld estate, of the pendeucy of sold petition, and । the bearing Hirrcof by causing a copy al this order to be published In tbe Hasting* Baxnkb. a newspa­ per printed and circulated Iu said county of Birrv. once In each week for four successive weeks previous U» said day uf lirsring. . WW. W.COLK, (A triM* copy.) Judx* of Probate. Prooident Parker Earle’s annual address before the American Horticultural uoriciy, at its last mating, will be mailed to any add mot by all who send two cents in stomps for ptmtug" tn the secretary. W. H. tfagrui- Greencastle. Jnd.‘ Tin* observance of ’ Artwr day" fa be­ coming ftopnlar. It ha good thing ami ought to be encourage!. * n’»'« COIFS FLOOR PAINT WONT DRY STICKY CHEAP EXCURSIONS. -K\ KvaVX ■ ? IxAU Soother at hand. It Is the only safe medicine yet mado that will remove all infantile disorders. It contains no Opium or AfarpAius, but gives the child nofartU eate from pain. Price 25 cents. Bold by W. 11. Gamhivkak, Druggist. > * The Occidental house tarn at Coldwater, erected ovex W yeara ago. burned Saturday night. ■ Itch, Mango and Scratches of every kind on human or animals cnrwl in SO minutes by WiMilfonl’s Sanitary Lotion. This never fail*. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. druggist. Hasting*, Mich. The National ex|ssJtiuii o|«cnx In Au­ gusta. Ga.. Oct. 10. and closes Jiev. S. It is told that Pr*» dent Hred. of the International Hauge anaociation. and othera of die cattle trust, hare made a contract with the Pro tch gomrumimt to supply thj; French army with 150.00U cattle annually. FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST your petltlourr. Peter Beensuitable perron onlcreJ. that Monday, the tth 1-WM ... I-" ra*..... _ noon, lx* awigued fur the hearing of said peti­ tion. and that the heirs at la* of said deceased and all other persons tatercstrd In said estate, are rciulnst io aimcar at a session of said Court, then to ta hidden at the Probate Office, In the City nf Hartings. In said County, and show cause. II any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner sitould not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petit loner give notice to ritejx-rsoa* Interested in sold estate, ot the Iwmdencv of nu.I petition, and the hcartsg thereof.by causing a t-opy of this order to be published In the Hartings HAXXt R. a Bewsp*. tier pi inted and circulated In said County of -Harry once Iu each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. Wm. W. COLE. Judge of Probate 1 A true nmt 1 This new canna is pronounced by I’vter Henderson as being the most distinct and* beautiful of al! the rtswit French vari­ eties. I.ik>* most o0his class it is dwarf, rarely exceeding four feet In height, but in profusion of bl<xm. is said to lx> quite remarkable. The flowers resemble orchids; the gem-mi color fa iviuary yellow, mottled snd streaked with criatson and scarlet. The Art Amateur rutkea tlu- unnuuncq meat tn all Invent of fiowrra tliat “E. E. Mtems, botanist. 2*i Union square. New York city, offers to name, without charge, plants in dower nnd ferns. Small plants cutin*, and pieces about one f«x»t long of the larger ones, jnay l.e snugly foldi-d in soft paper and sent by mall at a slight YOUR BUGGY ; EnglWi spavin liniment removes all hard, wrft, or calloused iunijM and blem­ ishes from horse*, bloml sjiavin. curta, splints, sweenry, riuglxuir, stifles, sprains, swellings, etc. Save 850 ta use ofYme bottle. Warranted. Sold by Ctoodycar. druggist, Hastings. NORTHERN PACIFIC P!LOW PRICE RAILROAD LAHOS C FREE Government LANDS. CHIS. LUJBHi^KKsE-i.'Ki �w r- n*l«v, Adv*rtWn|f Agent of i—♦*»; < • nir-at- rv'rheumatism ***,kd “J- !,rr^.,frvru<-.it>n- P“in- Yuur »«*: 1 ’'I , J -. made “ -•ompfoto cure. < 'i - Herbert, editor of th* M , ..U Dixie farmer. i'"‘ '■. -I, »rite*: “1 toNy tested • :P->n< ton claim for it, ::p. Jr. with <!'• Bln* i <>., Cincinnati, Ohio, * Mi S. S. S* relieved tel like a new man. . ., Gaatonta^N. C, . when four month* t. He had two *ea the neek. 1 rent ' tti xrlio pronounced , iWd 8. S. & for it. . und it • on got .a.o'. Th* aorea ar* . . well and healthy. ,.; i.« life, and 1 told > regular physician, ■ for thi twtj a* roon *-fola. : ■ ■ ,i .md Skin I>i**H*eu ■-.-. i, i braciFic Co, (C-pnW>i»i. im. b, Fu.k a wimu,, Wh.« i ........ —_______ " THE JUDGMENT DAY. i nan i am now. t spent some lime with a kin*, man in Philadelphia who lived near Indepcndi-nee Square. Near him dwelt two oetoeena rians, lively relics of our national btrth-time., ^ulre^Td:B“’ : independence, “a port of which they saw and . part of which they were." headed, rotund, Jolly old genUemau, and was• known by everybody as “Uncle Billy." .Thaoth. er was a tall. ’Iwe man, with abundant flowlug locks, rather grave and precise In speech, and magisterial In deportinout. He w*« generally known m "The 'Squire," he having been a justlce of tbe peace several successive years in middle life. Both were mure than eighty year*1 "nl*bed ““••nr the lM‘. querilon about with theresmrauoioftSSthSS4‘S5 2>d W,U* Pxxl head coolrot thlcg Of the <tav^Vb*U abo“l the not Hum lw X?L ,,Ux!b<nl;iB‘ that it wouldTr ^Ti,^ nobod» wt the tfottte.nm.X2r ». ■ n prt"t*a on for man' ‘“““““f «m*d out nosed tn ZZZ: “ Franklin u --one tup *“ <m‘y ‘Wo nni1 thlrt> Kars of agr. wtre’XJu4 T W°rW 01 boo,t'w‘*’®'" under that T1 orhH"*n*dthe Ifanirt, a king with Morri* about the ***1 * few. afterward, and showing Morri* g few N* King Like It! 11-16; xxi. 15-ltt Inherit, excludes their own merit. . India Frenchman name*! Du Hinltere Th* nuuy jSKCT flittering success! Fortl catarrb, kid noy dUewu*. •l,clt headache sta, Bll aisoraers resunng from lnipo«mtb*>l blood, there Is nothing Golden Medical Discoveryworld-renowned an* ever gruMlng la favor! All of Owosso's 31 manufacturing hwtitaUona an- working overt Inn*. noou f ranklln and Adam* came into Aitkens r*" •'“■ “» . ,be "^lulrc replied, rather impatlentiy; "ho had irniMng l01|„ wllh un{|l alter the whole nMlu-awas placed ta Secn-tary lh»Viron'» hands." Hie 'Squire wept on to say that at about the middle of June. it**. Thomson »buwrd bim anil Arthur Itee nnd Kite Boudln.it an elaborate device by Barton. It was too elaborate, but In (ll wax a device (or the reverse of the seal which pleared them, which was fiuqlfy cbuwm fur that lanttfon. At the name time Thomson showed them a very simple mid appropriate device made by an English nobleman, and which hr and rather piercing tn their glances under ex- received from John Adam*, then in England. cilemrnt; hi* nose was large and slightly rubi­ cund. and his hair was very dark brown, nearly offered, l liomx.ii rej-orted It to Congress, and black He would come Into Aitkin'* Hub- back It was adopted. "So you see." said tbe squire, room at tire Pope's Head, above the LtVffdon "we are indebted for wir national coat of anus Coffee house on Market street, quite eany. In - the device on our Gre.it Seal -tu * titled artsthe morning, chai a little while with any wli» "Vbat was Ute nameuflheKngllsbman?" might be firerent, and after be had swaliowi-i hl* third glass of brandy would take up his pen t-Xb L'ncle RUlv anil my kinsman xsketl. with and begin to write with amariqg rapidity. Thi- '■meh eagerness. After giving a minute de­ s- riptlon of Barton's device, the Squire said: '•Among others in England wbo held friendly pen went <ra without ceasing, trying to keep up with tbe raiddapace of bls ttiougbi*. and in less relations with John Adams was Sir John J'resfthan two htiurl, somettnie*. he would finish one wiclt. a baronet of the west of England, who had been a friend of the Americans all through of thore bold, incisive, logical and almost fierce resay* on the current political topics which ap- tnelr tong quarrel and their struggle uith the fwared from time to time and stirred the hearts British Ministry and tbe Crown. Hr was an *c<rf the patriot* with holy real. Then he would cvmjdhhnd antiquary Winfo Adams was eoustretch himself on a settee and sleep soundly for verting with Sir John on* day on th" bright '•!b Qfcare In Hi pic'ure-- and descrip- i.: "Powerful and l>r. MacDonald la •T'ritul i*,).' • Tne hell of this --■i to drive any unsaved M .hl who alone can take Heaven InuHiate •Meatwi ' ' nlume to the above. 1 Prut-. $i tn. । t-xirth <,crman Edition‘rillea by a mother In • <■!> 'anh. . ■-wr. N. y. -n aims to । • ■ !• .in« am tur m>ui in ii icealirf tlie eart,,l> life. ■* --IHltuti-. ■"••ni'i.i, mi," Yu-. > •‘-i.uiuiy tender." “mtic. u:. tfcetber for »L». WAGMALLS Vitek- BIBy said Jefferson tame Into Morris » counting-room that morning, on hi* sv»y io t r State House, and remarked that the mercury bad fallen from •> to M dor**'. In tsretv* The 'Squire reminded Me eompahten that I was on that day. w.lb tbs fre»h wind from the north, when Cqpgress sc* eoolty dec^-<\’’e Kugllob-Ainencan eolonle* “free and tndepe arr of foreign birth. Goal result* sure to follow the taking „f rob!.'* Little 1111" every duj Iwfote din­ ner W. II. G«Mklyear. It <ro*t SV Clair county •Autocar* for it* p«»r la« y*«r. It is criminal to neglect a chlH. _HHft p«.i.*s Worm Specific cure* worms or d "YesZ'TatcJ Unci* BUly. "1 remember th* dr- cumstaneewell. The Declaration was debated all the gon-noon, and about two o'dock n the . . . . . __ _ 1! WX* supposeu ina» wm™ - --------. pllsbed Congress would adjourn tor Not so. The grand werk “’'J0' ’ 5_ed foment. Of there, in fifty-one instance it la need to describe tbe duration of the happi­ ness of the righteous-, in two, of God's oxlatWicv: In "ix, at the church and Christ's king­ dom. and in the remaining seven of tbe future imnisliruent of th* wicked. in tbe Inst days of cur Lord's earthly life. Pl,, .llvnn— «rrr >» f'ltv Saturday afternoon. No family should l» without Hili’* SarJrilt B tap"-" £ «WUU. blood you cannot enjoy good health. good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Barmpari Ila Is worthy strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while It eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggist*. Prepared by C. I- Hood * Co., Lowell, Mass 100 Doses One Dollar ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU! Uiankiul. But not always, Mr. W. W. Griffin, of Trout CreekTBL Clair C* . Ala." writes: “I had a bad attack of ehlilt and fever. My By* This prmup|K»c* th* general resurrection and forms tlie cunciusion of th* Lord's rotnmg and <nrutaia in thh pnw.nl stat,- of thingw V. 3t. Within tluii two days of hts crucifixion be filly seta forth the glory of bis triumph. He looked beyond lhe cro**. II* K She Tried and Knows. ft! par Httiiaily published in Den­ in pr-arvil n-rv recently ■<i form. and lias there ■:*’l*led Interest, running eh- • dlriona in lhe course i' ! vtmuon Is made the Irjtiilator faithMUthor’i powerful coneep Ttw original word, mo- heart srould palpitate for two hours at a time. My legs would get cold to the knee*, and I fully expected to die. In September! IMS. I bought e hottie ot shaker Extract of Boots, ar Selgel's Curative Byrop. of your wnt, Mr. R. M. King, and before I had taken thr first bottle I feH better, and in a short time «»• able to go to suffer. His foresight wa* more than bouiau; work. *"MBy God bless you for tbo good you hate doi>e.'r ■ • •'Bbockiiig accident up town last nightt it wm divine. Mr. Wm. J. MeCaun. »C Landall St.. Boston, Th* word "wlten" pointe to a definite occa­ writes: i oung man crushed to a.Jolly while getting "Six mootbsagnl began to throw np sion. tuunely. in connection with hi* second' my food after eating. 1 thought I wa* going out of an elevator." coming. When now speaking Ke wm in a into eensumpllon. I soon began to hsvr pidn ■‘Horribkc Who wm th* poor fellowf “Don't now h:> name. H<« made a misstep,* state of humiliation, a man. poor, drepted, nd* Irv four days. I beiran .using tihaker somehow. Elevator wm full of people. Ho unknown, rejected and to be crucified. But, rant of iloots. or Seigrl's Byrup. and when I looking forward, he spoke of coming "in his svm smoking a cigarette, and — had mushed the sixth bottle I could rat three "Ob, b* waa. iTeajmnt afternoon, isn't itl glory." In bis own true nature, divine, hon­ square meals a day. and g--*— ------ --- ~You mustn't forget to cotne to the club to­ ored and tvoniMjte.1 m King of kings Now I struck the bed. i am at paper hanger by trade *|empfi on a croiui. then -------- r-r ——~ ’’■v-j day «tnee f took the night Btobba i, going to sing a comlo he wh« al«) :t bottle, apd gained eighteen pounds. I ho would Mrend “th* throne ct his glory," second song."—Chicago Tribune. ought to be thankful and 1 am." sharing tbe glory with “th* ancient of days" This remedy open* all tbe natural paMagroof l..t—a.l nf m f..w I....—.1.1— Z. ,1.._ . . ■ the iwKfy, expels the polsonifrom tbe blood and then would bare an tinuicute retinue of "holy enables nature to rebuild What disease has des­ angels with him." Boated on hi* throne ini- troyed. shaker Extract of Roots pr Relgel's Syrup, I* mile*—this height having been reached dur­ ph.w his complete victory. Tho emtrnsu spld by oil dnurxlsts or setd to the proprietor. f ing a balloon ascent nuule by Glaisher. At nro striking. Now in the ixwition of a pris­ .A. J. White, m Warren street. New York. oner Iteforo earthly Judge*', then he would lie this tremendous distance atxne tbe earth's surface physical exertion is found to be al­ a king ami judge; now th* crota. then tbe crown, now In shame, then in glory; novr most impossible, owing to the great rarefaothe conflict, then the triumph; now' the tion of tbe atmosphere. -ChicaKodfcrald. judgmi. then tbe judge of all. V. 3i. The aMMUibly nt the judgment seem, A leading chomfat of New York to Inehi tu all mniikiiid; the "nations" repre­ says: “ No blaster* of such merit ax Naphthaline hi now largely u»xi in Scot­ senting all people* of all clime* mid. region*. Uie A th-lo-pho-ros Plasters haveever land ns a preservative of wn<id, ita action Tie- I'WMni jiri-MipjKMea the universal nominal before been prodneed." They are being tojlertroy all albuinin'nid compounds Christianization nf Uie worhL s novelty because they are not made in the wood, leaving it dry mid dmh to Tpat the verse sliouki teach, as some «ugsimply to sell ch«q>, they are lhe hamlie, and w Uh $nly n faint aromatic smelL best that science, skill and monev The napbUialmti u meltoi in a vessel capa­ ce|>t Christian*, should be judged, doee to the can produc*-, and will do what i» claimed for them, For sprains, ble of bring tightly sealed, and in this the simple retuier aecm strange and perplexing. aches, weakqeiB, lamencui, etc., Tin- obvious meaning seems to be Unit tho they are unequaled. whole biitmin rare will npponF is-forc Christ, ing beyond it. A glass of whisky, if raised to a level of tho mouth an Indefinite number of times, will prevent the eyes from teeing an object uo matter where it u held.—Chi- tinned tbe fact (hat hl* conntrymen tiari not yet adopted# national coal of-arms. Tbe banwet The 'Squire was a wt of Ariel in the public suggested t>it an escutcheon bearing thirtem 1 todies of the city at that time, and bit memory perjH-iullcuJarliars'or stripes, alternate white* Th" rh*a]**t and. simplest gymnasium in being phonographic in it* accuracy In reiwrlog and red. Ilk" those on tue Amertran tlag, with sayings and doing* be was held in great repute. Bri chief blue and spangled with thirteen stars, tbe number of the United State* wnuld'inak* a steel noti l.Monoa* mile, fitting tightly into u*d friend of CTiarlcsThompson, tlie secretary of. simple and appropriate deilre/ Hr further । n woootn frame, and after h*-in& grrnecd on tbe Continental Congress, lie learned many as* propoted. Iu order to give it more consequence,।' both sides with a bacon rind, rubbed info a ch-t motive for acts of that body which wore to place thlseMUtcbeon on the breast ut a di» .stick of wood laid length wiw> of a tawbuck. hidden from public k*m The revelations of played Atnoriean eagle, with supporter* *-ni- —New York Medical Time*. Ulemat i e of self reliance. Adams was pleased 'Hqulre one of the roost drllgtitlul and Instruc' with Sir John’* suggestions, comtnunteated them to his friend* in (‘ongres*. and the design live companions. Hrnwn—DumJcy, 1 want to buy n dog. ■ wa* approved and adopted. Th* arms are de­ One evening I handed to Vocle Billy s docnscribed In heraldic phrases In tbe Journal* of inrut printed amt written on parchment and think every num ought to own a dog. bearing lhe recumbent seal of the I'oiled tMates • Barton's device for the reverse »ide of a pend­ ant real was adopted.' with some moi|l<l*alloiis. grv»t one’ Iiundcy—Y«»; TH sell you min*. -Harper's to explain the origin nf the seal, m It seamed to have come down to u» In similar form from th* I lieglnnlng of th* nation. Uncle Billy hxn4ed tb* document to lha 'Squire, saying. "You Mr. N. 11. Fniblirhate’.n. of Mobile. Ala., Th* largest cotton mill in the world is wild kaow more of-thi* than 1 do; tell th* boy all wriu-.s: I take great pleaaiin* in reconito he located nt Knnbolm. Ruma. The <wabout H.” Tbe 'Squire looked at It a moment, taldishntent rantnins U-W.lXn spindlrw and and turning to Billy asked Consuniptlon. having tiacd it for n .-s-vt-ri' 2,200 looms, disposes of a fore* of 6.300 hors* "Do you remember tbe fearful thunder storm attack Ilf Bruit* hitU amUCatbrrh. It gave power, and gives employment to 7.IMXI lianda. that swept over Philadelphia on the evening ot nr instant relh-f and entirely cured me and —Chicago Herald. July 3, !T7». and the very coal, bracipg wind I hav# not l«e*-n afflict*-*! since. I also iq-g to state that 1 have tried other remedies from th* northweal the next morning.'/' Th* prejudice* of men enutnate from th* Und* Billy antwered in tbe affirmative, nnd with n*> g*K>d result.. Have also used mind and may he overcome: the prejudice* tbeu with much animation b* related some of Electric Bitters and Dr." King’s New Life hts experience at that eventful Hnte. Morri* Pills, both of with 1 can recommend. impregnable.—D'Arguns. Dr. King's New Discovery f«*rConsump­ bad sent him to Chester on tome buslaeas. and tb* clerk had ridden some distance ou the way tion. Coughs and Cold*. I* sold on a positive One grade of Chinroe tea cost* uy tb* side of M express sent by McKean, a gvaranbs*. Trial bottle* free nt W. H. Goodyear'.* Member of Congress from Delaware, to hl* col­ league. Ctewar Rodney The errand of that ex­ I»rug Store. Mange, distemper, diarrhoea and worm* In press. Uncle Blliy. was of vital Importance. The resolution for Indepeudoice had been ‘ W. 1>. Hoyt A «'<>.. Whoh'roilv and Kre dogs quickly cured. Scratches, sores, galls adooted on the second day of the month. Tb* trail Druggtetn of Itomc. <*«- «*>"• hart* bruises, cuts or wounds of a iy kind quickly and preamble, or the dectara^fa of caures whlcb tero N-liing Dr. King'* New Dhrovt-ry. permanently healed by washing with lhe Fluid. had led to that resolution, had bwn presented Electric Bhtvra and Hucklhfit Am lea Salve Dr. J. H-'iigli. th* distinguished Veterinary and atiated, and there were doubt* of its adop­ for four year*. Hwve never bandied n m- Surgeon, says: "I And Darby's Prophylactic tion. a* there tiad l-eeu developed some strong mife* that aril s.« well, or give such univer- Fluid all that It is represented. A* a local ap opposition to It McKean and Rodney were aa! sattefacthm. ’fh*-n- have been some plication I belles* tl to be without an equal.” both Iu favor of the declaration, but th* tatter wonderful cure* rfwtcd by these inedl- For colic and wour* it aete like magic. w as at hfa home In Delaware, eighty mil-'" rhire in thi* city. ;S*weral caaro of prj>An Iowa umn Ims Jusi Invested $12,000 from Philadelphia. McKean rent this ex­ noonced Cou*uuip<»>n have ta-eti entirely in Sault Str. Marti- real estate. press for him. Rodney detained bim only long cured by UM* of n few flattie* of'Dr. King'* A - and reliable Mediclnen are thebeet vtipugh for luncheon and to make a change New Dlwowry, takefi In ronncction with V’»'* to depend upon. Acker'll Blood El­ ot linen, when he sprang Into Ms saddle, and Ekv'tric Blttert. We ■jeuaranter them al­ ixir has been prencribcd for yearu ter all Imriding all night be reached l>i» seat In <now) purltlceoftheBlood. In every fonnofBcrofIndependence Hall in tlm* to cast hl* vote for Sold by W. H. Gdodyrar. alous, Srphllljk or Mercurial dtaesnes, itta the great measure. “Ho wm recured th* happy Invaluable. ForJRheumathnn. haa no equal. result," Uncle Billy said. „ Th*- br«t salve in the world for cuts, W. II. GnotiVEAK. Druggiet. -I w» detained at Chester- by a shower, brill***, olettra. aalt rh.'uin, frrer aorre. Mid Uncle Billy, "nnd I *'*’ compelled to ride A MI»n*'i‘l*diVnuiii has platiwl a vlllmn* tetter. chnp|te*l liamte, chilblains, corns, all night. I was thinly clad, for tb* weather nnd nil skhi eniptfoti*. anal jx^itively cures four mile* north of Gladstone. bad been extremely warm- The sudden fall pllew. or no |«ay r.*|tiire*l. it Is guaranteed WOULD YOU BELIEVE It? W* an- dally of Ute temperature that succeeded the shower guaranteeing jtemp’s Sarsaparilla to th* peo­ to give perfect satisfaction, or wa* severe upon me, and 1 wm almost frozen funded- rHcc 'Jf.rta. per box. For-«al» ple tor cleansing ti e blood and giving a new when I reached Fhlladelptaa. before sun rise. I leas* of life- Price il.oo. W.H. Goodyear , _ observed, a* I pawed the church of Bev. Dr. by W. H. Godflyear. Ulllhdalc lb g"*ng to put up a 8S.0W FOR 39 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver PlUs for liui tie. tiiwt the electric rods, |>ut up by Dr. Toroid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complex­ Franklin, bad been struck and bent by lhe Hnpttat church this xtitniuer. There is no butler renu-dj known than ion. W. H. Goodyear, druggist. lightning th* previous evening, inty » had“ ‘ lltlT* Pecrh* V«uth -Syrup for trough*, TO-NIGHT AND to-morrow nigbt.aml at all bent tbe Tory parson back to agnod wing, eotd*. etc. NO cure, n» pay. W. H. times call ou us for Kemn's Pile St^ixMltorira he seemed to be vliM he preached that patriot The new treatment for Pile*. Price » cent* per le sermon In Christ Church; jus» a year before, Gikalycar.' , six of the eight councilmen "f Hllladaie box. W. H. Goodyear.dnwKtet. to tbe Find Battalion of Philadelphia.' _ congenial friend on tb* with Introdue- The ln>i>ortanee of purifying the blood eat endltwi duration. lirVnvJ?treel***. **>*■■> asked how thi. Wets me. I never heard that there wa* »tKh a Hung In the bouse." wa» noted for her amiability. Proinethcu*. when examined *rven»l of hfa sketches. ?>? 10 a roc,t-m,Sbt as well have pretended "But they came to nothing." said th* 's.,uiro. m. wl'" *» 'halued to a future, and by n wonderfully interesting piculseasetl liver, tor poor ProitM-tbeus. there turn of the final judgment unfold* to us Lt* **•'io eiK-ape. but by tlie u»r of hr. Pirn-B** befis of th* committee were emmaed at differ­ foqtaHJ ‘I"* dlMgrwnble kingly anil judicial rhnracter ntui glory, and L^..il^'u. rTt . U, ’ lc te ' n t* r . c.mstipxUfHj. indi­ how he will excrete judgment npon nil the ent post, of d«y. Other conuniuee* were a* gestion, dizziness and »lrk headache, which are Jtentcd. Th* subject wri, br* fly considered tn c*u*ed by a diseased liver, promptly disapj-ear. nations of tlu- earth and upon all tlie genera­ tions of men. He shows vhnt men will bu *-*‘agre.*» (rom time to time, and n<r» blll uo. judged by Ute view they take of him and tho satisftulnry devices were presented. It w„ v. Clear Water. . “JV'P’tll xlx years after th* adopticn of the Ev en th» e>anwt water is |erfectly opaque conductor men toward his followers l*ecnin«> they are bi* follower* His seiitencr intro­ 1’reBratlon of Indejtemlence that Congressap. from a certain point of view. This mav he discnvtTed by raising a glaw of water a little duce* a scjarataui which bum bring the StatZ*" de,*lK,, f°r U”'Gr,nt Mra’ “* n,e above the level of Um *y* and attempting to earth itw-lf, in It* ancient form, to nn end < . .'1«° ?W n‘*k'’ lhe ’"proved device of the see an object held just over the surface of TbotUM Inline wa* a frequent contributor to its ]-oluinu«. One evening the 'Squire and Unde Hilly were 1 conversing aixml journalism In '. itcvulntlonary times." w hen the former gave a most interesting acx mini ot "Tom Payne." its he called tom, and hl» tuiblts. thi Uie ocrmdoiit I sat like * *|K>ugo abMirblhg at al! point* and imbibing an enorbiuu* quantity ot the "spirit 'of *<«." which af­ fected my life career. The 'Squire raid Paine QRAMO tfAPJDS DIVISION. * ine plump Bostonian with a baW ., though only forty year* of nx-e; au(J or ,it.neL ' twirmg for It during hf*'s twilight. Tho ‘Squire luul a gvnins ut many feature^, and had a capacity for many excellent perform­ ! er*. Before Ms majority he w*» a sort ol sub­ editor of Pradfovd'* Feunsylvimta Journal, and hu took pride hi jiutHtlug to hl* arttonic achieve nirni it. vngravlng'with his penknife, tbe ugly disjointed snake representing the Englfab Amer­ ican colonies, with the slgnltlcaiit words below 'it. "Join or bte." Il appeared al the head of Th* Journal lor tn.say mouth*, to tbe great an- । seal, asked UnoteBIUy, with ab.Hlt Iuucb IwyaiK-euf tn* “King's Meh." wbo called It "a! eageraros a* the young listener felt. Was it erandaloos and saucy rrfiection." Tbe 'Squire k^T,,^,"IWU1 “•“‘’“-Or- Ben's younger became a nmn-vf-aU-work a sort of Caleb sjuo- brother? ' P. D CtdBKE. M. D. Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. poors/j narrative. » 1^*Iad*tnn'‘ »Ml E*can*ba will be able to taifc5££Bn abwu “ *•*«*>*» nnnths. In his youth he wa* a clerk with Rob­ ert Morris, the pnlrlollctinancter of the Conti­ nental CoogreM. 1-iter In Ute he became a suc­ cessful merchant, owned a privateer during the second war tor independence, and for more than thirty years had Used quietly upon an ample competence In the enjoyment of wife, children and friends. The ‘.Squire in his. eartier years . bail been a *ort of«tnix'eUaucouswian-tt u it, n ' . scholar to a considerable decree, a journalist.1 ly. and holding some public office now and then. J u |m-x<oii lie was tiaudroiin- In form and feature, atal a little foppish. He had lived a iiachellnr, aud bad waved^sufUcient money toward the s'uu- *«H»o!ute<! * committee of thre" inrmta.r. , ■ LESSON VI. SECOND QUAflTER. Itl-. TERNAUONAL SERIiS, MAY 6. The new street railway at Sunil St*-. Marie will iu* propelled *»>' •’lertric'.ty. . Th* b<id» i» limn* miiwtiptlbb* ta l*ewfll from Hood's K.*n*aparilta non lh*n «» any otliyr sva son. Therefore take it now. The Chicago Inter-Ocean jiud for this 'VVVC B^d^ELbtk fa warranted, ta bccauM It ta tho best Eiood Propr.ration known. It will poolUrrl, tort Bl)»j r«rlC" whole gvstinn, ami tlmnuiplily imild* up the oonsutatfon. Kwnrmbcr.weguaranto.il. W. H. (JoonTKAB. DrugglM., the King niul Judge. The earthly distinc­ tion* and dividing lines will then ilh<a|>prar. Hbrcp «nd pints pantun- togeUicr. and east­ ern travelers any that only the practlred eye of the shepherd can distinguish .tbria. At night they ore sc|MiraU*l by him. Thus now good and bod nro interinitiglmi and th* diffi-n-nre. Christ, tin- Great Shei'li-nl, all tho while knows bls people; and there i* a day coming when lie will deefore publicly who are. and wbo pretend to be. his tn*' dis­ ciple*. V. 33. The cenllennM. inoffewdvrncas, pcnceftiltteM and tntetabUity of sbi-ep sym­ bolize* th* character of Christ's true |*«oplu, (hwitscombine nnrleanness and stublioriinesH, and thus typify the evil character of th* un­ godly. In the Hebrew there is one word whu-h means both a goat and a demon. Th* “right hand" wm th* place of honor. V 34. "Here for tbe fieri, and only time does th* isird give himself the name of ■king.’’ Alford. The kingdom was "inherited," not purcha*ed nor *arn«l; not their* by any human merit, but God's free gift to them. If was “prepared" in th* councils of eternity that such a kingdom should be lhe inheritanc* of each on* of God's believing eblkiren. censfon. V. SMf. “unto me"—“not unto earth Jo b-ar remembrance at tbe tlay of jnilginent bad to Im done with a regard to Christ, prompted by his spirit and love, done for and to Mm. for his sake and glory. Good works are to tie rvmeuita-nxi and rewarded only when jicrfornwd for him. V. 8J-I0. They luul thought more of tho they thought of lhe act* themreive*. They surpnxwi that the loving miudcr should deem not commended, but t h« love which prompted them to the works. V 41-M. 8>TKinitlon from the righteous is the prefivo to final and eternal reparation from Cinrud. to tbe lowest depths of misery and <l-wpnir The good which tbe wicked Christ, but from worldly, human mid selfish consideration* Tlrey lived in tho world without Christ. Their live* hod no regard to him. Hence in the future life they could have no fellowship with him. Doing the 4M Fulton Ht .Handurire.O. Jfcv. —— ...............- ........■**>>,,,<>> lure. ■ Moorish Mkhten." |nr. THEATHLOPHORQSCO. 112 Wall St. H. ¥. LOW TOURIST RATES. For 9<7.Bn a flr*t-dn*s lound trip ticket, xxlfor 90 days, with t-topqiver priniroes. cau n obtained from 8L Paul to' Great Falk, Mon- itrom points rt.ngiy m low v. ... .) V—ur, ,ur i no . County of Barry In ehanevry. Hasting* City Bank, a eonjoratton entantzed by and under ibc laws of th* state of Michigan, and doing business at Hastings, Michigan, com­ plainant. ry C Kknaaw, defendants. , Sult pending In Ute Circuit court for the Coca- ants In the above entitled tense, pending In this rotirt. reside out of thr sat* mate of Michigan and la thr titate of Ohio. In tip- United Htateaof Amcricn,and on motion ot St|ivri, Knapiien * Vun Arman, solicitors for Um above named com,>lw,,.«>.t .'St I* nr*I.-I Ku, , A—a. UK r.lodi I* taken as roofesoed; knd nirthrr, that tld« order b-‘ published vsitl.tiy twenty dins from thh dale. In tlic Hastings IIa KNKK. a newspaper Kmtrd •* the mid count* of foirty. and bepnbhed therein otire In ra-h wirk lor six works. paira mi* mu <:x\ or Anrli, A t>. im*. »t th* i>v nf-Cbsrlon* In raid <i»cuh FUANK i-o<>KP.H.<!|rrurt sTUAirr. KNAIA’PEX A Va>AHMANJudge. R Solicitor ice Complainant. pared for Satan. Their sin* of conimiroion | fISWWWRIf U'.r *'ZW £ not nanMlJmt Implied. -n. of cmlsaiort mejitioowi prove that they had no tentiv,- p-ogre** 1* a method faith and i-ne t-iw-nni Jraus. Unlx-licf, B,*‘* ••’"teni of work tbit mu be i-ertormed ail lu him are the r-reatmt ?'rr Vi” '•""'’Tsvilh-Hif - I-irattax tfo-wortter* denial of the Ii to nuu. are the gn at«-»t fn-m their haute. p«» llta-rai; nnron* can do glut in the unn. The wickAI jmitend that they wen- unron- . at-tlb y reqtrirtd. t'apttal not Msltell free. III). inn ■eious that their inhumanity was *)«> itnjnetv. v. 4-4. Were lliev not simeil oh eart hl ! ]|yEIT|yI^:^Xh:oS^fK|? rung In tbi-ir eand W‘aa not Chrirt again arid ngiriu before their eycaf They were , t*. Main*, iu. bad. *o indifferent that they did not even see the tnp- xtandr.rd of living. Destitution of Christ's lov* diequalitl*-* for bh-SM-dneiK .State ot Miriilican. County ot li-wryand is sutDckmt without positive criuaw to,, Noli >• l» hereby given, I. nt by an exclwte from Ikvvki. '. V should fall from the tnu»t loving tho eve of showing the infinitude of bis love on Calvary. But is it not from Hie bright* of love that tho groab-st depth«.of the guilt tti-'ir el dm* against nrn ratal-- of Beniamin 1. ,....< .nl.l r-.w.r.r. *-27-7. examination aud'alloaaure. ou Mh day «f OctoW, A. I». IM. �Hastings Banner MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. A republican comity convention wi.l be held , <rfty ot Hastings, on Ttmrar D, l»w. at H JO *. m.. for the Eapkta on Tuesday. May xib. for the purpose u{ •lacttngv delegate* to the rci-ubllean national eootcnUbn; alto li delegatea to ttv- republican state convcotton, to >«• hereafter called, to nom; inate rtat- olH«.*r*. also OelcKBlM to the ad district bfiMt. tbe sever*'. township* and entitled to the following number Huims Asovrta Balt I tu< Johnstown............. Maple ttrore...... (tranerrllle ........... i'ralrtevlUe........... XtiMami.................. Thornapplc........... I wimnwid .......... Yankee-Springs... ..her 1». By order HepuMkau Cotmiv Committee. M. L Cook. Chairman. Hepabllran ConarMslot>al District Con­ tentinn. The reimUlcans of the third congressional district will meet In dlvtr’.rt convention In the Court house In the eltv of .lacksou. on Monday RMC9 ICVni MU- UPHIV. trlct in the national convention tube held In Chicago June Mb. I»*. Ttds Mmvrsitlon will also select a conarvssloii- -.,1,1, v- ' —. ly come before It. Earti county will lx- entitled to name number of delegate* as to stale coji noUao. I Dated April icth. W. ft 8KATON. Ctudrinan. CLKMKXr NuiTil. Secretary, _____ kou EDITORIAL NOTES. to avail thwnwtvrs of the unequalled ad­ vantages thr BaXXKK offer* aa.an artw the OtMii annlveraao of the orgai.lxatWm <>» tlsing medium. To MH) 'XMnmeinorale iu SSd birtlolay. tiirlr order in this country, holding tb«i meeting In their hall Thurwlaj' evening. and to make thr Banxkk a fnr mon- at­ 11. Brooks opened tin- meeting with a tractive pnj>rr to If* large and growing list few remarks, which wen- rvtqMindrd u> by of readers, the paper this week dims a an officer of the Nashville lodge. 1. M. B. new dress, npjx-ars with a new heading, Gillasjde wan tlie prlncliwl speaker of the ami proposes to Increase its -ulr- ady lotig lead and .make Itself In every respect Die evening, and gave a very intetvrtlng ad­ representative paper of tin*' elty and dress. The exercises weru interspersed with stinging. There were aix>ut 100 prvscount). R will be our sprrfal aim this 'ent. who all seamed to enjoy the meeting y ear to present our n-atb-r* much wore completely than ever the local and county ■s wFU a> thr splendid supper that was new*, tn which respect thr Baxxku Is served at tbe close ot tin- rvci-rvincs. The already at thr front also to make Its gi-ncr- Odd Fellows onlcr was first organlxnl In the rit) of Baltlnmn- in the year ISJll. al m-w's columns of far mon- lidyresL Ttmsc men who were Instrumental In the lhe Bannkii recently published the founding of the order mid to whose efforts ts dur thi- rxfstem-r nf the widely tirtlny. ringing letter of Dr. .1. W. McNabb, of an- Thomas Wildry, John Welch. John FremouL Mkh.. withdrawing from the Duncan. John CheuBicn and Itkhanl Rush­ greenback party. Ins-nuM- lliut party was worth. Mr. Wildry was tin- first gtand sire am! served in chat rapacity for right being turned over to Don. Dk-khtsori by years. The grand lodge of thr order was Field. Waters et «il, tlie gns-nburk leaders. organized In Baltimore iu 1825. ut which The Doctor refuses to lie blindly led by his time four states were reprvsentnl. Mary­ party bo-wrs. ami will vote with the n-jmlr land. New York. iVtinsylvIa and Massarhulicuns for reasons which all will runcede la-tt*. Thr progn-ss of the order in its ear­ lier yean was very slow, ow ing the vxarc .sound and sufficient. But Mr. McNabb tremr prejudli-vs held by people at that .so graphically states tlie Issue of the coming tinu- against secn-t sueietk|. This feeling, campaign that we reproduce tin- following however, has been slowly overcome and a extract from Ida letter, which accurately prosperous growth of the society has re­ sulted in the |«is«. years, so that tin- socie­ dcMiribra thr situation: ty uoinbers r>ao,ooo members. Thr num­ What Is the Issue in the ctnnlilg cam­ tier of grand lislgtw In the country Is 54 paign? The Issue is already Joined, ami it and the. sulsirdiiuitc ours number MUS. Is simply this: Shall the American system, There are 44 grand encampments and t.twi by which 1 menu protection to American Milmrdlnabw ones.' The total revenue of Industry and American lalaw. which ha- tlu* order in 18n‘> wils 85.550.772.37. Thr nnuiunt expended for relief 'was 82,227.facturing nation in the world: which has furnished a home market for t»2 |ier ,-vuC" of our ugrictill oral products. .which ha* kindled the tire* in 10,000 forges. and pear on the 15th day of May at 0 o'clock a. made ten times ten thousand anvils ring m.: with the glad music nf toil, which has de­ t 'a*t!<-u>ii Mlduiel Ehn-L veloped our resources. which upheld us in Ilusiings - Isaac Newton. war mid blrs-w-d us iu |ieacrt sliall tills sys­ City 4tb ward—Cliarh-s Yutx. tem lie destroyed and mir markets thrown City 2<l ward—Albert II. Rumnu. open to the world and our laliorcrs turned Hope- W. R. Cis-k. into the streets to become tramps? Irving—D. C. Quigley. < •rangcvilli-—An-liflsimi Murdock. Prairieville—la-ster Warner. Rutland—Afton .Smith. Thornapple- -William Turner. Woodland—Edward Fisher. 'Yankw Springs—John W. Briggs. Assyria—Charles Cox. Baltlnmtv—Frank Stanton. . Barr)—William Elliott. Carlton —Emery Kenyon. Castleton—Ciuni Price. Hastings—Orville C. Barnum. City fl<t ward—Erastu* N. Hinman. 1Io|m>—Marshall Bagley. Irving—George Hanna. .Ibhnstowu— Willard K. Ny<-. Maple Grove—.1. Ed. Warburton. Orangeville — .fames-s. Brown, i’rniricviiy—William A. GarreU. Rutland -{Thomas K’dley. 'Btdrtmpple—Osi-ar White. _ {Vflir M. K. church has been greatly imtprovi-d hi.ap|>«anin<-e by the repairs the so­ ciety have been putting on Jt. 'Hie work that has ta-en done In principally In tluInterior of tlie church. which lias been pa­ pered both on thr ceiling and walls. A new carpet lias been placed on th«* floor ami other improvement* added. The taste displayed by the committee having In charge thr selection of Uie paper and car­ pet. Is acknowledged by all to have been exceidluiuiily good. The society now have a very attractive church. .Services were held there Sunday for the And time since thr church was cloned for repair*. , A meeting of the ^rena-n will lie held al jAe engine house next Monday evening, for the election of officers. • ' Come and S Astounding, Astonish beame Reversible and Self-Sharpening Share and Point. Saves 50 per c*ent|iii>repair>. A full stock of HARDWARE always on .hand. LOCAL N WE HAVE PVT THE: KN1F1 INTO OUR Spring: Overcoats! Cut Deep to Close Them Out And 11. Jeffery. Dr. Bamfltman will b *ud Dr. Fdilcr city physi Ildar In mind that Dr. al th*- Maiding* h<««r Fr and will twain at «L00 To nut. rooms suita A fcwr-Hwmth* -4d chi They ]VLust G-o Row i» setting broken IF PRICK HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT. i Give Us a Call if you Want a Coat ihronghzhe city Sattuda Saturday. Married, vn thia city. Now is the Time Before We are Out of Sizt ML** Kila Sutton. tension thin week. P. S These Prices Close May 1011 Found, a Sady's kid ; g ing fol this notice. Yor L B. GHtaxpfe la impro in tbe «h ward, by raisi a wall under IL ‘One Price Clothiers. Hastings, Mich Every republican should feel that he Is a Baughman w ‘riday of this tarif each Friday therea committee of one to work for the success of hli party from this time ou. ills own John Reis-ru is now t «f a Cue byrirte. Pnimp individual welfare, and the neressIticH of his country demand that the control of this government should Is- remanded to tl(e only party of our times which has shown Its ability to look after the Interests of the whole jieoplo—the repuldlcan party. It Is safe to say that lit this presidential year, when he k Industriously bidding for presidential lightning, t'lcvelaml will scud uo such brutal pemiqtl vetoes to rongreo* as he did In 'NO. But the memory of ids former unfeeling references to those who ware injured while Imttllng- for their coun­ The targt-nt aud mort complete line of ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. competition with the multitude ot low test, short Clcvelsnd never made a greater mistake, weight. alum or phoaphate powders. Sold only Ih mp. Mnv ■ , R.«1Pmt'riKU <V| IM than when be urged eongn-u to put wool on the free list. Sheep raising is tin- most profitable branch of thr farming industry to-day, and the removal of tin- duty on Clcve|pnd will make a mistake if he twiks on Mii-iiigan a» a <|iAil>tfui stale. It will give an old time, republican majority So much f‘«r ttie pn.jirirtii.4tip of the In this year of grace. Ihm't doubt it for iMOT’ a.,---Ui» .. <HU- UKMUent. The n-unuy's mall M-nlre, undi-ra deturicrack- admlntatrathm. U atsmt e» rotten a* A ih.grirefai fight th • Wedn try. will continue to Ik-a plague and a tor­ ment to him. < was burned in its u»ual tnnn. July 4th, IMdi, A. D- Niskrm purchased a Iw'lf tn- Uh- BajwKU speak* to nmrly --pbejud Plant the Early State of Mlohlgau. Comity of Butv-biJ . Notice Is hereby given, that br virtue ot * writ of fieri taclas t*«Md out of t he Circuit Court fnr Wool would work the greatest Injury if ntd the County of Barry. KUfte of Michigan, to mn directed and delivered szwlust thr goods sad actual destruction to tliat industry. with no chaU>M and real estate M Mires Nlswrmgerand Fraaklin Warner, f did on the first dav of May. county, anil later on a small engine fur­ compensating Iwneflt to the fanner. A. D. W«a. levy upon and take ail the right. Utle nished power for tlie news and Job presses. uud luterat of said Noaes Mswonger and Fusion of two aucii parttea as the dem­ Freakllii Warner in and to tho following deMr. DcflU-y enlarged the puper to a nine sarihodplecr Gfta--.: v.i; Mi u.u:certainptato column 'quarto. F. W. Niakcrn In 1876 ocratic and greenliack. whoac principles or parcel of land situate, lying and being In tbe purchased h» Interest in tire office which ami tradlllona are directly opjowed to each town of Woodland, County of Barry and State of Michigan, known and described aa follow* toht, aflerwanl sold. Arthur Freeman next Other is a iwsr surrender of principles anrf wit:- The weat halt of tbe aorth west quarter ot purrhaacil an Interest with Mr. Dewey, section tn-rnty-elgbt {») in town four (u. norUi but soon after sold out to his partunr, and has but rate object—thr getting of a few range seven (.) west, containing righty acres of Mr. Drw vy was sole proprietor until July loaves and fishes by leaders who make a land taorr, or law. all of whicb I shall rxpoM for 15th. 1880. when Ueo! E. Bowers, now of business of political prostitution. ■ i»U<ltr, al tnu uunn iront uoor or urn uoun Hillsboro. Dakota, mul tlu> writer purchas­ ed tbe office. Early hi IHN2, the Baxnkk The republican state convention to lug the Circuit Court tor tbe County of Barry, waa enlarged to IU present size, and May on Kasturday. Jun* tlxteentb. A. D. tn*, at ten Wt of that year the writer became sole ehuoae ilektgate* to tlu- republican national u'ekMk la tho fnreooon. proprietor. In Nuvrmlmr 1»k3. the Bax- convention will nawmbhi in Grand Ilaplds JtaH-d M tbrCity of HastIngs this first day of xkk nffic- was rompb-tel) drwtrdyed by to-morrow. It is safe to my that that con­ U N EK. HbBrifl of Barry Oo. Mkh. Are. Am fart «w it could hr procured, new U) A HBF.I.DON. t'noer HtmritT. vention will wtdurnr tlie candidacy of Gcii. 10rpsi and machinery suppliwl the places of IlQROVB. Attorneys tar riaiutllT. KM that of which the flames robls-d us and Iu Alger. .. MtltoM-rflM-r-. M( Gnm have ever seen, a kind of greenish yellow; she wa» emaciated, had constant bowel trouble, and had to take morphine every night in order to sleep at all. All wbo saw her thought she would dlr. Iler lairenU wild they luid done ail they could* 1 repeatedly urged theta to try Ztrn-Ptrnni, ‘ but they were strongly prejudiced against alw^^tor-ehtaXS’O^n 2, ••nostrum*.- Finally the mother said, Urn ohlld. wJteu. M. rum*. wind colic, and Is tbe best remedy tor dl.rr! • •We must do noun-thing, and this is as Twwty-Ova coats al bottle. ««rrt.f Johnstown'--Aliti n s. Farnam. die coming contest is worthy of conslderation by every man who nut) have trained with that party In the post: It is. in my opinion. ti’><- duty of thr gn-rnlau-kers who would save our Indus­ tries from destruction, and our laborers from starvation, to work and vote with the only party which presents an unbroken front to the party in powcj- that seeks t» destroy American industry. I xnmn the republican part), which Ims courage enough to hold |M>litical opinions and wis­ dom cnougli to put them Into practice. With this issue of pie Bannku we close the tMnd y citr of Its vjislMire, and enter upon the 8Hd. The first week in May ISM.' the ILtMTlNdsHKrt ni.n anBaxxkk was hiunetiiKl ui*m tbe M-a of Journalism. It was tin- <|rtii;i.d organ of the new and powerful republican intrtj. which in the autumn of that year gained tin- ascendency in this ciunitry and has maintained it since Now! Now! Just look at lids high und with the sitigle exception of l&M. Tlie paper has Ktcadfaatly maintained the prin­ .lofty kick from the Democrat of last week. ciples of the republican |*rt.v f”’*” ‘Bat Jicnrour nrlgblsir talking of the grvrt»■back party of Barr) county as the tail of thought and character, lhe surest guaranty the fusiim dog. with thtt- iiiNinuatldM tltat irf individual as well as natinnal progn***. lay in the .aocttSM of 4hat party. It a* .the real canine is the democratic part. heartily sup|s»rts tfint party ami sympa­ Now that is refreshing. All tlie same then; thizes with Its alms and purpose* us on the Will Is- fusion in Barry county, the gnenday when Its first Lune, u six culnmn folio, backcra. routempiuou*ly referred to by Bro. was M ruck from thr old IVashlltgU^iJuutd Johnson as the “tail” <>f the eomC-inatioii, ** What a wulidrirful change has occurred will wag the dug Just tlie same, and' Bro. lu the 32 years. From a howling wilder­ Johnson will see Hicks at thr tup of thr ness Barry county Is transformed Into one heap just as he did this spring at thr city of the la-st and im»Ht prosperous agricultur­ al district* of the stale, j-eoplrd now with caucuses. Here Is what the Ilemocrat say*. tbe descendant* of those hardy pioneers, Itaste it lu y our h«L and then w itness our who braved the perils of a new country, contemporary rat stale crow next (all: and rcrlahnod from nature’s wildenM-ss the Tbe efforts of certain “leaders” uf the lands that net-d but “to be tickled with the plow that they may laugh with the har- greenback party in Barry county to have a union convention called toplace lu nomina­ vert." Then every bushel of wheat raised tion candidates for county officers will must be carried over rough roads to Battle Creek or Kalamazoo, the nearest railroad come to naught. The Democrat will never fall in with any such proposition. Isn’t itI points. Now four railroads cross the cnanly. mid bring excellent transportation al>out time tlie tail was given to understandI fficllltiea within easy reach of every »«- that the dog refuses to wag at its bidding. lion. 'Oh- rude butconifortabR’ log house if titta country wants to put the fire* out' has given way lt> \t he.( in a majority of rasi-s, elegant farm honres. surrounded by from thousand* of furnaces, stop the bams and granaries tliat betoken thrift and wheels of numberless factories, it shuuld romfort to num and beast, while without follow where Cleveland would lead-in tbe exception rhe people an- far is-tter hoiumd, direction where .the Cobden clubs of Eng­ clad and fed. Barry eniinty <-an now land would have us gu, and Where British rightly claim a place alongside the ts-st of agricultural districts of state or nation, manufacturers would have us gu, directly and the reUgiotis and educational needs of toward free trrde. What England wants th»: people are supplied from the 00 us to du Is tlie exact tiling our guvrmment ehuteta-s and 150 scltoo! boustw of the should strenuously uppow. county. Hastings from a tuuniet of a few hun­ dred souls has grown to a city of 3,000 people, while Its rellgiuus, educational and commcrelal advantages have kept pace with its growth In imputation. Then it had no railroad. Now it has two, and will undoubtedly soon have tlie third from Lowell, with a chance for the Bay City and Battle Creek line. It is Just entering upon a career of progress and prosperity to which It Ls entitled Is-causr of its Im­ portance as u center, ib» location with re­ spect to other large cities and its railroad advantages. Within the past two yearn aver 8150.0U0 have been exjiended here for new bandings and improvements, and this year prmuiM-s to far outstrip all predeces­ sors in the material advancement of tlu* city. Rapid ami splendid a* has l>ern the growth of ta>tli elty add county, it has not been in any respect In advance of tbe growth of tills paper. It lias always been a clean, creditable and progressive |m|s-r. Norman Bailey wa* its first editor. At that Hun- tin; BA.xxen was less than half its present size- The paper was enlarged and improved under the editorial manage­ ment of .1. M. Nevins, who next suceeedi-d to the pniprietorshlp. He In turn sold to George M. llewey, sesm after tlie close of lhe war. Mr. Dewey added to the equipment Wore of health a ,,, ui fatal known h,.t. ) <dh«-r eare*. not . wonderful as thta, but still wr* nmi.,! ble cures. MKs.MLAjfv V. CnAXhLKn Battle Creek, Mlehiga.S. B.—htaetjually goal for all tint,... life. I • PAINTS. Builder $ Hardware / In two counties. I WIRE If jou are going to build. It will ' **• T. Colgrovr h<* imp pay you to MN* us aud get our prices. , . tainted. ........ — The Journal «y» h w omtsjdrac). and in cot 'om,‘008 ** "*>l l>Hu oil. STOVES . «>F‘ Every Description. We sell tta- 1 :-JEWEL-: Sta iti toga. Ser our | We Goodyear Bros. have *«iiwt |k*au> grown. A CARLOAD ffARDWARff - NAILSBought before the rise iu Goodyear Bros. Gasoline Stoves, Builders tawr should T? thi* faet in mind. Then- will be 'Harrows and Cultivators. #**• bret •‘<”d»<-r in unity. was A. W Best in the MaricL sl’RINfl-TtKtTH hydrant h « entire no ^■ matter with tWng t ‘■nd-ntritrkler. in prices. Htsteaf Mich Iran. County of Barry ae. inUiaCUyai Buy the Plain and Barbel Bissell’s Combination Plow has no equal. “NO FVIF-S GN TOT” If you buy your SCREEN DOORS of jns. Apply Mt thr �^tinc.s Banner. •15^— V „ ...U.V __ -Mnv J— -• l5S*■iikshik- Personal mention. hot. miitfy summer, swooped down on with a vengeoce Thursday. u> ■ n—nt <rf tb. court property holders are belli liable for damages that may occur due to defective sidewalks adjacent to their property. Itegiuulng with Sunday, trains will be run on the C h. A S. R. R., leaving HastHun. nt 7«0 a. tu. and 4 p. m.. ami arriving at. Kalamazoo at V a. m. and 5:30 p. nt Hr. B«n«, ,Wwl ,.tartra, Moo<aj. BjJiohn BUrtfcml >v£L“X1..*t.fc’ .Mnu D Ti- RoMnwm. N. T. Parker. IL B. M Ightmnn and A. H. John­ son and wife attended the funeral of Nina Bownr at Mnmd Rapid* Friday. b Bmmmr MNM UtaHrt, — WE HAVE THE I- D. Gardner and wife, W. D. Hayw and wife. Mr*. J. w. Bentley. J. S. ( toLl- AMERICAN CHAMPION H; LMU,r"»’ «terh'* « splendid lot of wall piqlvr. which be offers at the - low­ NlhkX ,,lhn **"* bmMM In est |MMsibte prices. ■ -------- THI------->• u .F aM Expert sent out by the Those desiring to' commit Hr. .1 A li. S. Bureau of loiltor. who was hi tlie ’“•"' lh- '"r city limt week looking over the m-onls in Baughman, the specialist, will find hhu at Hmeounty clerk’s office for the purpose of ..•rcyiUK creature tlie Hastings Isrnv Friday of this week um( each Friday thereafter, until further n»u;udrun1' ■*"“ Su“d*f *lu‘ «"»* •« ascertaining the nitndter of divorce* grant­ ed lu thi* county from Jan. i. 1WJ7 to notice. Decvinlier 21, ftttund that number to Will Scklmotr, Dell Newton and Joe be 437. If you will call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bras. Jfc Wil­ Custer were last evening elected as dele-' Fanner* you have realized for some Kuh s to thr inert tfig of the Firemen's As- ' .'nXl.’*’ n,1Urt '* n-rklt., for k tlnw that Houghtalin A Lichty iiavr paid kins' office. Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to ynu the above ^oelnilon held at Charlotte tiwlav and to­ Uie highest market price for your buyer, named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the morrow. I 3" Fn'I"'h l» •°«n Iw.ln... egg* and otto-r produce. Thi* they pro­ pose to ke,$ tight on tilling, making it.uf Sell* Bn»». bill pwtejw arrived in the yestvraay. special inten-st fur fanners to buy 'their your Mart* < ity yekterilny, nnd>ince then have l>,vn groceries. d»y gntsl*. twots and shoe* ar busy ••overing every available space with tiudr store. bills tvllhig of the varied attraction-, nf the Sells Bros. show. E. D. .lohii-on died Turstfay. April 1‘tlt. Va,k’'"b',rc>' took In the Valiev elty Friday. ' after a lingering Hines* ^ir alsi’ut three month*, of heart dlilensc. The tlccvased II frM <by? ugo He mum wanted at Cold i.t iL.)""*1"""' lld<™...... I' M aler to nixn er to a charge of as-saull and city Friday. removed t» Ohio, and Mine to Michigan battery. The officers then* Save lieen af­ Ian. nmi Cha*. Salisbury an- in the city about twelve year* ugo. He leave* a wife, ter him for three months. one *4j<anil two danghtei* to mount hi.* tor a few days. untbficly end. Their is m'.iuo talk of petitioning the Bert Lake, of Grand Rapids, sjs nt Suncouncil for |>rn>|l.wh>n tu aprinklc the buhijyThe society connected with the Emman­ d.iv ii ..If. uel church will be entertained on Thursday H. VanAnnan and wife *i* i.t .Sunday aftetnooti of next weak by Mcndamta H. in Grand Rapids.. A. Gutslyvar, J. W. Bam-rott. A. Atkin*. J. Duiinlng. Anna Young. D. S. Gtsslyear. Early |ailal>M*» an* sure tu <x>mmaml a Etta Kennedy arrived home Monday' J. 1. Gtsslycar ami Miss Bov Gtsslyear at big pil.s- this year. It will therefore pay from Ann Arbor. tbe Ms-iety room*. Hupper from half toiM you to buy the oarlirkt variety grown for • Cha*. Lunn made a Imsln*** 'trin to it,.. your seed. That U the Early Yorker, for Na»hville Monday. • '. •I. S Kliugrn*iuith. fortuerlv of Yankee rle by Smith, Hams A VanAnium. Flunk Black nuulr a budne.-* trip to Spring*, now of Bradley. Mh h.. desires t<» IhdeguttoiM fnnu the K. of C. lolges of .tniHHiiu-v that Iw-hnsfonnedacotMirtuvrCharlotte. Xashvib- and Middleville arc -hip with W. Duuweli de Sou, for tbe I t" iw present Monduy night to manufacture and -ale «»f Ttvl's improved third tai* work In Barry Imlge. Itwif t'ens-nt. f»r whli-lfthey haw. the ex­ clusive agency. Ilrnriqutthets ut Bradb-y. t lemmit.Sudthuiadi. il burim.** trip to Territory for -ale. Mr. Wugiu*r. >< Ute roller mill. white at Sashville TliUnday. Ilasthn:* ought to liave Hie tower *y.*tem his work M<anlay sprained ail ankh- and •* ?“ )V‘ <•< I'sled.inirt. Visited added to It* water w»rkspiant. it would clit thi* city Wednesday. ■ down the tunning ck]*-iim-> by one-half, Mr*. Ed. Haff. <d Grind Itophi- lUlted' ami would . <>*t m>t to exem-d *0,000, over in fI. ■ ..... halt of which *um i- now available fiotii tlie piiH-«**|. of the water work* tsnid*. i wk. Allegan nmtity. ran now Iw legally W r hope tu .my the muni'll mow In the fished fur tront. three year* having <da)>*v«J Grand Baplda Friday. uiaUet without delay. since these -4 reams wen* pinnted vvltl> fry. M. Ci MimmIhmi’m*- 1* the promt |ss»according to the dateineat of the aiithori... .. . ...... —-.................. .lll'llll.M-**or of an egg that in jhhiit of sire to-atr, at V\ nil lake Thursday'. , uny so far beard of tbi* ucaaon. Tlie egg John Furnba, of Nashville, wa* at the Is pexfrrBy fanned in every rrspeet but llir lladkigH Engine a Iron works have meosun-only 2x2■« inches, ii was laid a hill stork of pi pen. fitting*. hydrant*. county hub Wednesday!. .lame* Holbrook retume.1 Thur*<tay by a bruhiua ben that weigh* It iiyumis. The Dr. Im* m canary"* egg tliat is some­ with’ night from Forgo. I). T. what larger than the one referred to. their Mr. Fouv. of Nashville, wa* thbgumtuf If thr .luunial editor kept as well (acted Where you will always find the largest assortment of i'larenctf Battier, Sunday. a!<out the |Mi*tal facilities u* he doe* aladtt one i.r Hu- proiiiineiit manGtnut HctHlershnti and wife, of Inlng ■ (het |M*i|>lr\ btudm***. lie would have seen jidxrt in tbr Ih'jndt |>u|M-n»of'tast vvm-k that con­ fined tract* were let tor one y.-ar by thr post­ and gw>> (•■jail for 10 «fay*. Joseph F. Bak-fi and wife now o-eupy room* In. office dcpartinrnt fur carrying mall semitian, of Itorr.' is awaiting trial <>n a wvrkly from Clovrnlalr to Cellar Creek So ••barge. \-5ir*. Carrie Goodyear Xttcmb-d the fun­ < ornps. Mrs. Jaatcs K. Brooks, thing iu 4th eral of Nina Bownr FTIday. ■ anl, dlisl \«-<rr<lay . looming. Mrs. Clio*. II. Bauer received l>.' uuill F. G. ttoodycar visited the lurtnqiotb. of lots l.M-n a tcrrHde Mtfferer for thi* week from Mrs. M. V. Burk, who I* In northern inchlgan Monday. . Mixsoula. MohImiiu. fourteen or fifteen va­ than 40,on her lady. Ib-nry Smith and family, of Grand Ka|s rieties of wild Howers in full bloom, •Ids. are jisitlng in thr city. " among which were *|MxHmrus of lnrk»pur nml suiirtower*. Wlwu we conoldrr that Call and see us on the north side of State St. l>r. Baughtnaa lu»- mmr|ud>sl io make f-liarlie Merritt, of the Charlotte leader liverwort 1» Just In bl»um here, it makes apiMHUtmeuts for IM-liun. and will Im* there force, is visiting in the city. u.* feel homealrk and long for Rocky moun­ Tliunalay. May ITtli and Thursday tbe SUt. c. M. Griswold, of Middleville, wa* in tain bn-ezr-s.' and regutarly ev«y other week tiicrcafter. Hr will make his headquarters at Nobles’ the elty a few hour* Saturday. J. 8. Kllngvii*niith. out former Yankee j lioardlng liouve. , <’. H. Dunweli, of Wayland, visited his Springe correspondent, is now on the road selling Teel’s Improved Roof Cement, 'attrte Bear thia lu utfud. The estate of thr friend Fred Kunkle yesterday. which h absolutely lire and water proof, a.* Man •< Mr. Klingensmith will prove to the *atisBefore that*ran be done, it is afxuihitcly town on business Wednesday. faction of any one. The Banner can rec­ ’Kila nrerwaory that all account* due tbe late ommend Mr. K. as .strictly reliable, undone Richard Freer and wife left Thursday Mr. Rower, or the A. Bower shoe store who will say Just what and only what be for an extended visif In the east. shall be paid at once. - Kinoj*tai<Ki» ou the K. can nutatantlatv. ■ Howard Patton, of ITatrievJlIr. visited 'I'be law1 relative t<» the failure to employ Tliow Naloon keepers that paid tlie lax a regiatered pharmacist in drug stores I# friend* heye thr first of the week. fanul. aiarfc■ and gave bonds ta*t year ran do .business Frank.Maus amt wife have moved into until the local option law grs~> Into effect pay- l»eing pretty thoroughly enforced by the state. Since August. 1W7. there have the Ed. Rhler house in the 1st ward. provided they tiled new blind* on lire 1st 7wen 13 arreata of unregistered druggist* tl» F Will Squire and family, of Big Rapids. of May. They are tint required to pay a and 11 of them convicted. tax as by a provision of the old law, the vlsite.1 relative* in thr city last week. (ax (mid last year dues not expHe till the '-aArma? A. II. Runyan and wife left Thursday first Monday hi May, thy day tlie local op­ hi * re-!ilen< ••, a t rested iu I’lnlitwell in the art of making fur their new home, Allertown, Penn. tion I aw takes effect. fin indecent cxpoatuv of hi* person. while n u-> 4tl: •■ Inm-M- and 1 drunk. Justice John Heath fined him 85 Guard (’hldlstrr gnes to Grand Rapid* Thr High School nine and the fir*t nine or ten day * lu Jail (a very light sentence today for a few days visit with friends. Ri.l-r-rt rrossed l>at« at the fair ground yesterday. I -•q-crintendfor the often**), and McGee went to Jail. rnt of thr d!. • im-rthigof’the Mr. Nev ills and family now occupy room* Fred Allen ami Frank Hadley were the bat­ The demand for new turtiab prunes Is In P. T. Colgrovr’s house on church street cry for tbe latter, while Audi) Welton twirled the s|>iwre and Gcorgv Wooten simply enormous. present prices are very Thr Misses Nellie Wltkini aud Ignore liackrtopped for the H. S. team. Score. 10 low making them the chea|>est sauce on iw l^«- rrjia ★h ad End*; the market. You will find them new, Valiant attended Nina Bowne’s funeral to s In favor of Uie High School ts»ys. Feature of thr game was the fine work of Friday. large, fat ami bright at I Join Itoter.* Mrs. G. H. Brooks aud Mm. F. Brooks the High School battery■tijtelqckk and son are v (siting relatives in Martin. • After an Illness of five day *. Nina, Eugene Howe, living in thr 2d ward, in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bownr. Allegan county. sivk with aoarlet fever. He had been <Unl al-her home In Grand Rapid*, ot Inflaaway from boiim and on hh return was Guy Erb has resigned to* puatttan in tlie taken Mck. Then* la no danger of Uie Rowet^shm' store. Will Chldhter will fill matlon of the bowel*. She was ten yearn ami right months old. and was a favorite disease spreading an the physician* have the place thus vacated. Huj thr iiirMld plow. ■m inoap a* u-r K taken nil preaiutluns to prevent such a re­ Mm. N. Barlow visits friend* In Kaln- held at her home qn Friday. Tbe new* of sult. nuunu this week, and will also hear Booth her death war a great shock to Uie many ■|nr Fanner* of Barry euunly n-metnlM-r that, and Barrett while there. friends of thr family here, and,all express If hand |»i< Ard heartfelt sym|mthy for tlie numbers of thr ■k- if H<4 call the Hastlngh Engine A Iron works k<vp Geo. Bunirs. R. 1. Hendershot Ed. Mor­ stricken family. ’.() the® plow pointe and other rvjialn, for BM) dif­ rill and Will Squire fished at Gun 1-akf-thr ferent kinds of plows. Patrunlre them. Thr annual (netting of the Barry and •I thr 4p|n«r- They will tn-at you fair and lltirral. Bring Eaton <’<uinty Medical Society was held In your old Iron along: the higiicst market Mrs. D. C, Griffith who lia* l»ren visit­ thr imrlors of tbr Wolcott house Thursday i. ing relatives In the < lty, retunwl to her afternoon. Then' wa* a large attendance price allowed for all kinds of Iron. The Journal and a very- luterertlng session. S-vcra! Thd Bev. Mr. loingc will deliver his lec­ home. Naphvllle, Friday . ■ ■ hi *publlsh a 'W’ptri. .u S. R. McIntyre attemhsl the meeting at case* wen- rgpoctod of more than usual in"i> tlirrewKb ture upon the ••Mustache" at K. of P. hall, Wlk.tlMUt ■,'< on Tuesday evening. May I5tb.yft.il who Charlotte last week of thr Ionia. Eaton A trn*.t and thr discussion following each was attentively listened jo. Tlie following are anxious to spend an cvenlngylcaaanliy Barry Insurance company. were elected delegates to the American will avail themselves of the opportunity to Will William.* and wife will make Grand Medlrad soclrtv. which convenes in Clncstl.mably tlie go and hi-.i r this Interesting and humorous Haplds thelFbome. Mr. William* will en ­ d )>otat<a-s of lecture. Admission 35 cts. Hoar t< p. m. clntuiU. May 7: Mrs. Mary E. Green. S. M. wrirty ter tlie employ of Spring A Co. smith. Hum* Wilkins, Fuller and VanHorn. Officers ' nuiilj Well, it was a ein us and nothing less, at Dr. Lowry visited Dr. Young at Nash­ rlrcti'd for the ensuing year were; Presi­ “>ni|H‘l|rt| to do Bert Tinkler’s last hatuniay. Store jam ville yesterday, and report* him to tie m> dent, Dr. Patterson; vice pn-sldent,' Dr. *'«y for Un- . full all day. and a constant stream of eagerMary E. Great; secretary and treasurer. art .Mini. What’s Improved as to be able to sit »P; ■v nu(ifr bitb l>euple pushing for n dwnce to get in. and Dr. Parmenter. Thr aoclety adjourned tn * 'tut up and u*ing a ^Finklvr. Drs. lorwry and Fuller attended the meet nt Phestrr at its regular meeting In nn equally large number of satisfied pur­ chasers. I<mdisl down Iwlth jmreels. making meeting of tbe Barry and Eaton county July^-Nnshville News. ' The J»nir<4l rr •! ■ Democrat x» their exit. Bert aay s It was his red letter Medical society at Nashville ptuntday. ,h*' j'-«b»craUr ly/Ct the republican city caucus In Ute day. Si-'.X'...... Mrs. T. J. Bush, of Jarlmon. was in tbe Tourt room Saturday evening, tbe follow­ 4XliT7(.lk>wing are the uew water lakers, city last Week, and went tai Grand ing delegates to the county convention of whose applications were recorded last Friday to attend the funeral of Nina May xrd were chos«‘n; -nihunh. weq)c: Brake. John L. White, Mrs. Bowne. , ■ 1st want—C.GI. Bauer, G. K Beamer, Meda Titus. Julltw Bussell. T. Phillips, C. Rev. D. B. OtrWtt »»d Fr“nk cl"*p '“i H. C. Lewis. ........ . “• H. Whitcomb, J. I- Crawley, J. S. Good­ tendeil the Sunday school cotventhm of 2nd ward—C. M. .Ionian. Dr. w. H. year. W. M. Wood. E. 11. Imthrop. Ed. A. Irving and Thomapple townships at Mid­ lavr Snyder. • „ . Bider—making a total of W> taps with «>® »nl ward—R-B. Messer, E- A. Rider, *}■. AwS. * l,,,,k’nK ,1m* ’enns dleville Friday. • ■S«i?k ■................. s“iui* lakers. V. Barker. J. A. Greble and wife returned from M.4th ward—W. H. Powers. M. 1- Book. „ ■ "• 1 '•.hmm. Under the provisions of the statute for their Callfonila trip last nighu Mrs. Ira C. D. Iterbc, S. J. Bidelman, A. E. Kenasb*< Imiliii enforcing hxml prohibition, a* well as for VanValkenbtfrgh invited In a few friends ton. ith‘». comprising tire regulation of tlie sale <if liquors by to meet the couple on their return. «*r t»i> ]„t, fl druggists, the sheriff ,of thr county and Sidls Brothers' royal Roman Hippodrome, “•ry ri'aMUiable A. H. Runy an and wife. Jatw* M',n’hy- elevated stage, three ring ci reus and five also all pollmwn are required to give ln. Barnes. fi'nnation of any violation of the act nod IL Hltalnger. Dan Reed and «<* BHvDw* continent tmniagrrie. The advertisers of '• lto\vrr dme theproseentingattorney h obliged forthwith went t<> ..Charlotte Saturday to atti’nd >» this Justly <•rtebntted show are ’’jwlnting ns the matter to prosecute. lnloxii-ale«l isTsons can lai ,meting M tbr Odd Fellows l-ige Ihrrc. the wwu red" with splendidly executed forced to diMilote where they procure their -D IL Cook visa'd Bowens Mills Thurs- pictorial announwments of Its wmlng. liquor and If they do not answer may be No exhibition In the world I* better, if t* '••Illi! rail your nt­ Jailed for contempt. well, atlvertbwd. and mme so completely * we are making: ami to the letter fill* the bill. H cjroe* to The qurtitfou of the cunslitiitionallty of IMUlre**<d a MtotlnS «*»*<»«•> w ,thr5 P*BtJfn . italilwin has l*rn laid **rt at his us thi* year with nuutbrrte*s «uie<i fea­ lie* local option law Is likely to be bo”J* fcX’Ja e- ■" tures, all strong drawing rank «t»d many M-ulisl Iry the State Supreme court w hich ■^hknrtinJ. ■“ ■ ’*tore “tel «tof them never Iwforr has iiMueid a mnridainuhln the cruorof KeifAmerican audience. Hielr lmr< back un' Wttl1 I*’*’’’ The>er vs. Hillsdale. ccmnwlUng tire city to rnuwdrians. iwth male and female, are iru ■ ' r>«lani nthiiy pretty patshow enure why It will M«»t accept Kellers marvelous perfonners: ami the hippodrome new saloon bonds t'tr' lhe year lieglnning Sprtno I" «>• Sn attract Iona are as rxdttng astliry,«*rw^p’-fca't. l,a‘ |,r Maw 1st. IHlbolah* I* a local prohibition fa,Uc. Tbe sho* *’B1 I*- here Fuesday, I’hat it will county and Kdfc.r’s noaitiOU i» tliat the May 2*L law I* uniUHMtltutiunal. The writ was re­ l„, from turnable for argument ywterday. Grim - Monster, U .-PREJUDICE” BEST ROAD SCRAPER /.RS7:'S' IN THE WORLD. SU'.4Y: Champion Twine Binder,- Astound i . Astonishing Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart: also the Bargains. Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. barm. J. M. ROGERS. BEAMER’S* Fourth Invoice BABY CARRIAGES . FURNITURE IN BARRY COUNTY. Prices ^uaranteedi' We W0NT be Undersold! Undertaking a Specialty. Goodyear : & : Barnes Have just received from New York the most complete stock in their Dress Goods and Trimming That they have ever been able to show to the public. In Dress Goods ----- We have all the----- Latest Novelties & Shades. And are Agents for the Celebrated Jamestown Worsted Mill Of Jamestown, N. Y. Of these make we keep a full line. We ask your special attention. They are guaranteed to be the very beet goods in the market for the money they coet. The factory Stands Behind These Goods. In Trimmings We Have Everything You Could Wish For. Come and'See for Yourselves. I,""" OuS w.'S .. ™ hV1' Goodyear Barnes. �Hastings Qty Bank. OCEAN TERRORS AFLOAT. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. HxUnp? - Sin. ' OATITAJ., *50,000.00. pravlty mn mortal* fall. feswysrwil under the laws of tb* 5ute «f Um dynamite cruiaer, and il*l*gatinn* fnxn fatal profewiw-* trewt beautifully A Mtxkrgoo .-xinty Open for taatoem Dee. U. 1M« Id traUd.av hr• meriy Meupied by Messer Brtn lady n*n*d liana orrtrtii-a O. BaUneaa. President; W. 8. Goodyear. Ttee. Pre* C. D. Becle ( S DtMECTUtte. W. & Goodyear. W. H Pesren. D. G. BoMnson. J. a. Grebl* L. K. Knappea Chester M 0. D. Brtbe , Washington and of leading citteen* of I”h£la- tiripatert. Ober day turned up a tifty found cannon ball, but tbe oldest inhabitant of the vicinity • Dr. J. A. Basitaffl.: Swift. who taX'ii a Detroit «*l-xxiBvt fllOB (or A GmstoI Baaktog Bnstere* Tran»Mte<: THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, gilt-«dg>*t gyp»y <*mp. If any town in tb*wau* e<nuu im* u> nivwu. nowever, rentoti ’ —— ........ . —-r-—w - —-a . fcJks will mH 'em ebmt* ’,’u 1 'V,UK proprnsitirx. But the dog ihed l*,t <”a!* rectangular on any section. GmiRaiwIs iwrtu e *ri» handlr dr. id •»»-»•«''«>*▼ •«» afterward, and no* the owner Bmmtos a knife over d aide it will rrttmhh* brarfTl.ulk Z toT^of .“ nut‘u’ both dug and era*. I m a mndy urns*, hke Taping a lump of — . . nt a bridal 7wk as gnui war Tbr Washingtoa fiarty. wl in two w-ctbais of Seven <nr> 1 o'chs-k. and prrew-lnd h> I ।delegation of the iradftig riti- frreign miodnnarT caw, to nu»rn«n indudrim. tbr inaututiim. are! prucaplly hand**! tbr I A Oro feminine.' wbo bra! nrol diamond of gray hair, mi*u*4: a bloc pra kagn for block ot wxiw which firms tlie door there 1* enough air permeating its porous Wall* to tsnil state crfitnl committee ot Michigan, give ample ventilation to the people inside. ha* rwsigned that office., Tbe step and Mr.' 1 bars seen a lighted candle te-id to a snow ■ Fie Id’s re-asm* for it constitute tbe Michigan 1 poijtiewl ariMKUon ot the boor. His rwwons bouse wall on theUMidehave itsflama visibly defiocted by tbe inconung air, a strong wind blowing i-u the oaUode at thr tiur In fart, tx>t help elect Mr Cleveland ureter lire tariff tbe sj'.id anow tkloc-k, from six toebra to a foot in thlcknran, is saldom •■’■nsidered »uffi SPRING CROP REPORT dsmtial lampaigi. wb~o tte- surface >up]>ly ■rem* inrxhauatalite _ Michigan insane aayl-jaw are boarding Arctic winter, and ail properly oMictnated fold.—Frad-eick K'-hwatka. TbtXDo, Ohio. April 9K—C. A. King & steel monster glided gracefully into tbe water amid tlie blowing of whiattes, waving of handkerchief* srel hurrah* of tie- crowd Fl*7 minute* later th- lynatnite cruuwr Breckenridge, daughter of Itepnewutauve Breckenridge, ut Kmitucky. christened her •Veauvina" tilt they gracefully tUwted m th- water. Uie ryJr l'L uni'in counties in Ohio. Indiana? u I'ct . Illinois. Michigan. Mbsroiri and Kansas Inf,Ji i r’-1'"rt’ ,hlU nrariy a quarter of the ,u> a.-rnage ha-'w will te rjnwrt! up; Inmots trm u ui u. » u riwat a fifth: Ohio about one-eighth, while it ■-•pc. Wiltam rf (taut nu. | - "JT -'-"'■.a «■ "A "I-b (or .taut t-.-U.rt. ot . i» m(l~ «rtbof Mrt.tta, btalr ttatlnOta. taU lUta-. otberwne by English laditw Probably thj to Waahiogton. tobaeoo from a pipe not hanging about a room »n lang a* those of u rigar. then- i-ing lose dost and dirt following a pipe and the \ln, . __ ... . ... . esmdltuui i- worse in ail four of tbe slate* ./ '’ntgxtM wiu ^. mr high- ttaa wa. throe weeks ago Wither ha. tone! drmks from n Fl.W -rein fountain. t-x-r. <*dd srel dry. and tbr crop ha* suff-rod. Byavntrof J10 to 15. Oteego has decided wann rains bring ladly nroted. A few of. that »hrmu< have more water Hbe has tbr counties in Indiana. Ohio and Illinois my N<Awiih«tandinz ttw *lafrr«iiioti ia th* rel 1 majority rejiort them much worm to »<—■ th* more rolmat jupc smokir than th(to them) aimswhat effeminate cigar or cigarette inhaler. 'But. whereas in this country no apswtmrnt is cxanpletely furnished withput its cuspidor, in England n manwbnwas so lost to the iiiMinird decencies of social amenity as to expectorate m tbe presence cf ladira (at leaU w itbout tsdh attempting to hide the fart and afterward apologising for it) would be deemed a cuar* creature, ut- A judgment for'KBo ba«l>-v-n rendered BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS. . !•»«• •■all field la given below: NaI Hfxiol !t*Mfu-. At Philadelphia—Pbila<Wpi.ia I. Roton 8; at Ptttaimrg 1 -PittrfiUTg 10, Detroit l>. at Indianapolis— Indianapolis 10. Ctiiragn 11; at Waahington ’ City—Washington 1. New Y<irk 1—twelve , innings, darknrw. , CbicaOo, Apnl T. —Tbr National bsigue l-J** ball ciul* all played yesterday. The scorra were: At Pittsl-urg—Pittsburg 4, De ton 7; at Washington City—Waslilngton 15, New York 10: at Indiaruipobs-lndianapulre 2, Chicago 3. Chicaimi, April tM —Yesterday's Notional pr-*;** t> better than any year unce HR wb«a they rateM .'H.OOO.an i.tidx-h. but on ' one may iw junuwi in smuung anyunng to , tb« public print. Tbvwenre: Flrat. a.mrthiug : ' ?• PhUa‘WPh“ 3: ftt t'.^; m«md. long and jwtient practice m ??'T? °' ' saylag it; and third th. arqnamtarew with nthrr four r,nlM rtkl «*♦ gre«l literature which constltuUr the brat ' Cbitaoo, April '.T.-Bai^ lull playing yrapartof a literary educatwn Although tbe »entay resulted tn tbe NattetuU hague aa folfirrt ot the- propositions is too generally dis- >nw»: At P.Usburg-Pittalmnc 1. Chicago 9: regarded it remains true tjint the only ex- •* York—Now York 11. Philadelphia 5. «!"*-*-«. I-*—.-*- Htowly. yet *t>rely. are people coming to *i>e remtinwmte of J I i , , 1. Harry, the Grand <—*"IM. -» W "< “»* <Jrrep. arc teaming to t* good by iiring uwfnl. ■ arm rains soon wmkl improv* ■I ““ ■ | - -t winter. A profitable marine businam i* Ppnwpre-t for lake nstipikio Hchrteter. a driver for tbe Blatx Brewing o.infsuty, baa left tl>e city Early last summrr a Milwaukee girl caused lA hmeter's ar- arel l-y, angling for nrr df the IM,000 brook A Grand Rapid* ALUM BAKING POWDERS. twin*. rhnrrh hoe been baking fiewiten pulilhhed by the pubtl- author­ ities ns being mads from alum: Davis. Kenton. N1verKafr. Forex City. One Mfioon, Ua Monday a Pwhtige Palatweo. Km pl re. Gold. Eureka, Veteran. lutrniatlonaL Sehroeter ' Puritan. Al bain Favorite. tlj* <*mtlnued p>. those clubs - a, z*|wu — l lie monte* attending tb^unveiling ot the mono roncluAw! Friday with the firing of a national Ithaca - tertter- tub factory h atUpplng lwy> appeared mottrew Inw-rll—l with the names nt Wallington and IAfayrtte. J. W. Roberta, pnwidttit of the Washington aaaoriation. Since the Quincy girl- bare taken to early There's noth- Ruskeye. • Burnet Fa PertMt, Peerless. State. < r -eti Biirer King. Wbeeler's. Welcome. Carleton. Old , Gera. Crystal. Kctoto, CmtennU’,. Zlpp's Grape Crystal. <tem, Um Wea^ngtOB) Windsor. Fleur de Us, . Horen-ign. Daisy, Feather Weight. . TIierr are doubtlfss many other brands of alum tiakihg powdep/brslde ti amlned and named by the authorities Most of the baking powders sold In bulk. t>y weight, and dr 11 rend by Rer. Dr. Bncktey. Tbe public thi- description. school children —ng -America,- and thr Prof. Wiley. Chemist in Chief of tbe I *epartGrand Army post concluded tbs exercises I meut of Agriculture at Washington. D. C..saya: with a kaluui. formancv of lifeV dutir- Nrw OkutAXS. April MK.—Judge D. A, Panlee, of the United Htatas circuit court, Saturday rendered a decision on final bear quantity, la place of other acid salts, should be prohibited by law." Hertwrll'a mills at Juniata burned Tut»day. U<ftiier with a lot of lumber. photic ..ornpany against tbe National Ini There te‘ over l.'JOO memtwrn of the firoved Triepboqe company in equity. Tbe order St. George in tlie upper fieri Insula. decision i» in favor of tbe Bell company and ' HI ha. order**! 140 property r>wn«r* tn build frndant* ar* an infringement on the Beil R iterillnge-r loX hi* life nt Ea*t Saginaw in attempting to i**u-ue a drowning boy at tdsion nil—■ given rhe company judgment Johmtoe. tbe higbmt living offiitr of the <>nife«l«wate army was unanimously elre-ted on boiKcary member of Baker post No H, G. •Metlon four legged ehickru MtXXkvoia, Minn.. April nal's Huron. D. T.. special say Labor party territorial can AfiUet s nearly every one in the spring. Tbe • rstem bavins become accn-'umed to lhe brac­ ing air ot sluter. is weakened by Um warm ■lays ot the changing season, and readily yields to attacks of disease. H.sxl's Sarsaparilla It last the tnodleine needed, fl bales and bu!M* up every part of the body and Alvo expel* all Imparities from tbe blood. Try It this seasonAu rxploskui nf gas badly wwAed the office <if Dr. Bl las, at Fowler, Satuniay. Dranksxfitsi er the Liquor Habit FMitivsly Cured by admit:isteruig Dr. Haires' Gcldsa Bpedfic. Itean be given in a cup of coffee or tea with­ out tlie Knowledge oi tbe person lakiag it। is absolutely lianraess and will eBret a pernia- The best possible testimonial bl his ability to grapple tvith | Good tra.......................... Beat tra.......................... these diseases—a successful I Tea duat........................ practice in dealing with such 2-lb can baking powder The Boas coffee disorders. Testimonials. . Beat coffee................... Grtffl coffee....................... ' W. J. Bovrne's rigar-. the te-at J Fine cut tobacco, >>:•. 4Hc.. 60c. >• • Plug tobacco. 30c.. 40c . 50e., Cord inwg. :.tr, Of these be can show enough Flour of all kinds. Ground feed. Corn an*>-/*. to convince the most skepti­ 11 (3pvrr and timothy evevt cal. from the very best citizens ' Grocerim of *11 kinds. of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, A. D. COOK. mechanics a’nd others. DON’T PUT OFF HxAting*, Mich., April lat IM*. i partamblp b»-re*o/ >rv *it»u-v te <■ * A II Itanyxn. «-h1 de.:i, '-.-inAw t flrm name ot J. G. Bunvra 4 -<t* Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such aiseases. Now is the- time. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern applTances'and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. grTO MACKINAC Summer Tours, Palace St^amcri. Low Ratcb DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND a*, creir. OMUaod IloUM, Maftaa Uty. Ivu; Wa*k !»•» a*«w*ra DETROIT AND CLEVELAND — ■■Hl aoadAX Trip* tela* J air aoc Aww* Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. OUR ILLUSTRATID PAMPHLETS *MM *a4 B**M«oa TU»re WU11- runu*)Mi hr yww Ttakrt Agrat. or *4<t*m E. B- WHITCOMB, G**-. P«* Awxi. ttetrol! & Clenlud Steaa Nirlptic: U DCTROrr, MVCH. -LUNN : BROS - Pittaburg 2, Chicago 7; at Washington City —Wnriiington 2. Bnatua 4; at Indianapolte— Indianapolis 10, Detroit 7; at New York — Chicaoo, April 30 —The first week's jdaying of the National Bai- Bal] league nbows Bortou abssri with an uninterrupted series at gaasM wau. Chicago had the same record up to Hat unlay, but droppnt a game to Pitts pisysd l b- srlM-lule i* as follows: I'taynl GoienMonf. lamp pod*, as (l>ey pa« along tbe -tract*. Tbe Imai yard* are unable tn sufiply tbe «teinn nd for lirtek at Ixtnsing, and many builder* an- couipeited to buy outside tlie Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade. Cncw,,. A|«U SB-V—ta- taBl considerably depleted—II. R. Shattuck in Tbe Writer Homathing over <110.000 lure been nx|wreted DISEASE, of tbe thirteen original state.. who held a a monument in Fairmount park In cwtebraUoa , ut tbe cwitennial of tin- '-ventitutfaai. I A few moments before 3 o'clock.-which waa rewmant than tbe compacted snow of the the hour wt for hionching, S.*-rv<ary WbitAntic. ' ney and a portueiof hi* jsirty left tb- ColumThis snow, too, I* as fxinxis aa a lump of I liia. and firucwdrd te a |4atform near the white sugar, are! white it Is hardly right to say (hat it fnwly admits t)x> air. yet when given tip- 14-rk* were cut from ureter tir> •‘•b- the oiofUo W the penitentiary. A Jack Wanted. CHRONIC It t ikar ninety-nine inrtructor* toeoligbtea '•nt wtUxiut knowing anything. I - MICH.. Can give those suffering fr«>ni any form of age who never has had a ride on a railway, | '‘ks the «.ow .n oyr own xour when treat**! firm! a gun or gone a-tiahlng. Rome folk, ‘n Ux-*.,». w.y Thi* soft, plastic eUrac wevn to lv .hie to get along with a small V*.v*°T * 1 th,.nk’ utt" •hare at tbn jRva nf th* Ufa known in tbe Arctic country, it Icing there . Tin- innuii-irrHeMitv •> A*v-te. ■ ot «ufb firm, solid*character that when a ano. block t. teid dmr of tbe ground and - - g'«ii.ii<*»*. a* hn- i.wii intimated aforetime. - THE - TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. All the Latest and Nobbiest PatternS'rtTGoods and Styles. Plrrei-irp ladiMajolK Detroit HANGMAN'S SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD. Tlx> r<»rt-I)tepatcfa says thn-c mm. Jack Crow, George Mom. and Owen D. Hill, were hanged at Fort Smith. Ark.. Friday morn ing for cnm.« committed in tbe Indian ter ritory. AU tbe men were Mgroes with In­ dian blood. Severn own were wntenced to hang there Friday, but conrainpti »u rwmovwl Handy Hmith and the v-nU-arw of laeoXAMWiiwx. Md., April '21-John B Biscoe, colon*!, was executed hern Friday for fl~, .—...I—* a# i> t> rw .. .. Port Dispnte-h from Columbia, R C , says Jack Prater, negm. and Jasper Daria, white, were executed Fridsv. J'be latter was hang-1 at Orange berg. R C , arei tbe furmrr at Columbia, R C. for a new tna! in tbe Billings murder mw Mr* RUlings wapt. Billings has Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. Call early while our stock is completeRESPECTFULLY, Lunn Bros. �PROTFHI1'^ THE SLOGAN ,rtpU3LlMNS0fMASS‘CHU.of^^OPENSSYtVANl*. NATIWAy^r-MAKERS. I POSSIBLE PRESIDENTS. cMwiia rutaoua to txxrlndv th<> death ot Mr. Chloago tut* uniaatrwVrL RECORD OF SIX DAYS. THE ANOTHER INDIANA DEMOCRATS. BATCH OF MEN FACTS FOR MILL OPERATIVES. KIRK’S WHO Belo* la HAYE SEEN MENTIONED. lories in tbe United State* itaanaachu- aetta). Frunce (P.beims district). England (Yorkshire district), sad Germany (Rhen­ ish district). It U impossible to doubt the accuracy of this table, as Carroll D. Wright Is responsible for the United States figures, ex Consul Friable for those of Franco. Robert Giffen for the English, and cx-Consul Dn Bols for -• - those of Germany: IVDUXAMUM| Ind.. April 27.-H took the 't'HWniltatiVrK th..- I.~u___ T. । .1 —Penmyl<nmla vpitc cTMlvcntiini al .. ' :»• itu-mhcr* be­ . ;..-k by ilmlnnaa rn.-.L and a full !«»rary chalruiaa, •i. th* i-unleii of . of the leuettu of and on; that ‘ -t* Uck’^ uTpr^ Governor Gray to the countey m Indi. A Alger of Michigan was born In Ufyotta township. O.. Feb 27. IBM hi 1 h xoe E. RtehardKm adl^ the convention teor■ter. and tin preliminaries having l>eea»r ranged at meetings W'edneeday night Charle* 1 -I.,watt nt Pt^ .l..... .......... J nlw> named William °f right wn w^tbro tatlu i7aau,r?i.eo’,y* !ur,u* ' ?vwl advonacy «ud all „f.’i lu‘'11p{“O; *» i Lia tnoueyZ *c right laws, and u» Amort^n01' oop>' eu»«Utiisg suf pttheta to the A rocn ran people offered from tbooftcratiotw excluding the LT2L .. MiiU up a Ito Ktawtn which w’Th“» «»<1 to Ids own re fl'!* *P tbB- frito^ Uli B <<xlr*e at FLOATING SOAP THE CHIEF u «, ’ “J «»«wi»nrat graduation *—1“. and Chara lhe ^rtiiicniy at Rich “ UU“' —. ..wuM.wiKupn.nmco.rt Jtnlgre Withoul wm a* follows; First district, W. R. NibUck 1 1‘UI Wenl Th., senaU- tel,I Akron lu 1857. and practiced two yearn at of \ino-iinM.•__ • stall, and nr_A.<*i ... Bujvurnmx. . ——..r-«u. .'-leveland Ute health failed and ho Hawfc. of Floyd county; Fourthdistrict At. intheraU.: to Grand Raphi*. Mirh.. and enK^llnn. ..EV, «V-...... ’ •na-.guratu.n J*? << the u. tte lumtM-r buritema Hr waa held*ii» New Yortr**?1'! ''^‘"gtoo to tm , one uf tbe flrat to respond t<> the toll for erwr, tte first ballotgUngw.ovurwtelnilnRlv ------------------------------------rol01 ' before tbe bouae Monday aud reter^d’"^!1, ^*’1**’ ’~n‘ MklllK>“- joining coaqmny C. mteto favor that R. Myer*. j.MSKit moved that the nomination be mad., j Krnntmg a |Wl»<»u of «luu£month . , M,rh,KM“i ra’*lry. lie made n , |.k;ii.mu in , ,------ — “......... — "J —AKU.UIUUII, Tte remainder ot th.- ticket is a* follows: nurd applattta '.Al nmi addpt■*imple prj'P: .- nc. « niinii to • '•intel. L |hr » nt.ttive .gbv. nttkrew* and in rtiwnwi •■« (be ^.uoc,.. '■r*L John It Vileon. Green Sanitb, the terday and gavu Uwtimotiy rwaw-tinit trust * *“ ,,lecVed governor in 1884. pruideut of Jbc Ante senate during the con Ui< in tlw last litgiNlatare. wa» a candidate i nrxanixatiotu. :—-—k Mr. -1’liilhjM read a riate- | UU^ ^**^Uo‘* ■ ** dectfon. ment from the wxecutir* committee <rf the ' for this Iam nomination. G . V. Fmwkfort. was n<iniiuat<.l for superintendent Maodation giving tbe coumw which Lil to tho cord. Maas.. Aug. 29.1H20. and has always of public instrui-tliHi. resided in the statu. Hu graduated from -_... — ....... uv Ilarvanl In IMO. graduated from Harvard •proulntan.; the increased corf of prainatlon under the cunrtantly lemming ft.w of, oil Law school later and began practicing nt Worcester Elected t* the Ma.iMchusetta bar party of Illinois he.d iu find Mate con­ from well*; t^e depreciation In valueof oil held bouse of reprevention here ThuruLiy. The platform de­ for a long period after |iruluctiun. anil the clare* that tbe b«U«t. in the only tiieus tn get extremely low jriae* obtained for ofi Tbcw. ■ sentatiyes tn 1853 euuatiH. witnsM muJ led to urgntiuallrm with I tu atl,t" a view U> limiting the production far a given V >8 senate in 1807. iM-rtel Mr. PhiUipjM stated that the <x»t ■ ot jroduction. now that wrih are not flow • the national, con ing a* they formerly did, U over 41 per bar- ! Mhall Iwi-probfbitcd. and favors tbe |MK>hibitiou of t»x« liquor CraAc natrd for governor; Cbario* Dixon, of Chleop’. lieutenant governor; Bert Stewart, of *UU(UI |WIT mrn. tea mv ngnt | against Bell and knuckad him out Senator ll now Itohrtwh. Lfag, Riley amt Detwiefer. <»f r.-p'iy the Btatiw fhr i .! ^<-tiy during tiie de dependent penyipn i ;,-f .|i..tn annuity to ' !:■-!: !r«-nse Ml. ' • I*-’ : '•■■hibi! lent to .i voto of . d s ..v-.~ tor a cbm fawbirn j.r .> 9«j. -Wi.t.v <-i» Mid lirtir "b - llci.uhlvaii Tremont trai- Mu-ite. iI after the ladlot was taken, and all bolted the i convention. . ■___ ' ; j Basuoh, Ma, April 26.—Tte Republican ivu.cuu’ru uuKii uu vruur ai. nuua j Thurnday b} Cbahuzum J. H. Manley. The chainnan announced the following temporary ; organisation; Chiurman, Horace H. Bur- elected to that body four timer figure of late Had n..t Ute produrtfou been bimtad. many of th.- smaller d.nlew would, lu tn* opinum, bare been <<l>ltg«| t» *us|>et>d. The Ktatrtuent nt Um- executive commitsurged that nmgTWM <-na<t legislation to pre­ vent gambling hi diffrrein-m and future* in oiHnd t*bcr artidea of daily consumption. WAMDrorotr Crry, April 3L-TW -.-note yerterdaysreewivvd a number of bill* from commit tars taad ap}>ropriately dispuv-d of CHICAGO. Relative actual cvMttof later in a woolen mill of 221 hands in Providence and of a similar mill in Bradford; England, accord­ ing to Mr Charles Fletcher. - I*rovMenc«i. - Bradford 21 y ran. old . okoko* ’*"• r UUAM. March fi. 1877; re elrrUMj |n Waa delegate to tte Republican national convention of 1876. 1880 and 1NW. lie unenrnud lain! gnuit blllr »vupit«l tbe Hu was attending the public school at Niles reniaiuedr of the aession, but no action was I when the war broke out. and although taken and at 5*. p.-u. the senate adjounuxl. under the stipulated ago he succeeded Tbs house adopted y>«. conference report on in enlisting and maker, of Farmington: E. P. Boutelle, E. W. tbe bill outhoriDDg UH>-|x«tma*ter general t/> passing examlns~'~r'r~^V* adjust claims of |KMtnia,ter» for l>M«c*by fire tion He rose i kfeto?\ eighty-thm- delegates were present Tba gradually from / ■boie continued tbe tariff debate, qwccbot tomponury organisation was then made parring made bv Bynum and Browne maiient and the list of rice praddentB, one ‘ "Indiana •* * Dockery of Mi* through Buccca from each county, fbawn. oivn promotion* All cahdidntcM were elected by accioraation wirept in the oaw of first prudential the way* and mean* coratultleu was then »ub- to the captaincy rnltted providing that seventeen day* and of his company, two evening *wir(b weekly after Ajiril S3 A-nt C - B. Cbeofiy, of Batre college. The and when mus­ •filllowing i* tbe list of elcctara al large tered out was riKHen: Ilpncw H. Khaw, Portland; Samuel N. Canqiltell. llK-rryfii-ld. Delegates at Uie evening MMKm to l-e for tariff talk. Ho- then atudietl At this sewuon Hbaw <>f Maryland large: Charlo* H. lYcseott, Joseph H. Man­ ley, Augusto; S. H.I Alirti, Cbaries A. B«>Q- and Gia* of Tctumosp supports! tbe liill, „u.IA» M'HiXl-tT. and al Ww> the boux- u'djournal. to the bar and was telle. Alternate*: C. J. Chapman, Grorge Wabhi-Vutox I’itv, April 2*.—A bill was prosecuting attorney of Stark county U Beale, Laux- Ubiiy. A. B. Hamner. The He was first elected .-uminitten on resolutions reported therplat- reported to Um, nunate yesterday granting from 1H6V to 1871 form, which was adopted, and tho convention right-of-way through Indian territory to the to tho Forty fifth rougrees and.hasi«erved Kanaan City & Pari Be (railway. Ingalls them the Suvente* nth district of Ohio steadily adj< aimed. in that branch ever since. Mr McKlnlAy announced that ou Tuesday next bo would la no wngrcMlonal "wall flower.” Ho < 'uicaih*. April ‘X—Hon. IL R. Hitt wa*i .trnfen-nce report on the reotlution arevpting has been une of the most active and Friday nou-.innted by acviainatioti by tbe• tho invitation to take port in U» Ka-ncli ex­ efficient members and has held several i puutiuuM 18*0 and appropriating F2'k>,00) Sixth Illinois Republican dutrirt cnnvMtioa important chairman»hi[* Ho wan one of fi-r re-el-ctiun to congress. H<m. Tbomwi J. .therefor was agreed to. Tbe land forfeiture tn wliici Hendonrei. nxmiber of congruw. from the• ,'bill riinu up next, and Palmer of Michigan the Republican members of the ways and oiqrwd any anwndm»nt in tho interest of U>o uimns sub committee on the tariff, and mutuls-r from the Ninth .iistrict of this >tate., Claim* of the Mk- Superior ship Canal omi- wna tbe author of the famous minority w-.-rv likewbe unnnitaousiy nominated f«< re­ |>any to UUe to land* granted to tlie state -rt report which so scathingly criticu>ed tho election by tlie Republican conventions «>f Michigan. Dblph cnmparwl the land |nill<’i»* provisions of tlie bill and the majuftty's t>f the R-pulilican and Democratic lartfcs In tlw-ir nsqMctive dirtr ‘-ts Tburwlay. methods In making it up. a jxilititwl kpeecb, and tbe bill went over. William Pierce Wye. of Maine, was Hal* wantel to J«* the bill retiring ,!«n. DksMolxu. Iow4 April 38.’-The third Fremont, but Reagnn said bv desired to spiak born ui tawuton in that state. Sept. 2. party ITuhibitionistJ of lows met in Mate against, it. and th*- matter wa. pratpoued. 1830. graduated nt Bowdoin in 1850; studied law. wns e,mv.-uU<jn here Thupslay. twenty-two tlole- Tbe senate then adjourned uiilii Monday. Un- hili for the relief at admitted to .the A state ticket was . The LoumWltifjf gat«-: Iwing piwnl! n-sninaUxl. a* foiling; SccretaryXf state. tile < Itnaba tn>»’ "f Indiana •« Sebrnxka. raid bar and began \ practice nt Rock­ J. Mickelwaite of MiBs eiimty: state auditor, adopt.-1 a n^rtution ■■ailing upon tlw treas­ ury for tbe numivr of pensxu, engaged in ngMalcolm Smith of Litm county; tn-Hsurer. land, but after a rtauiturv and-tnanufactuinH wh<> ore subject ­ J. L Attanmof Dubique. clerk of tie- mi’ reara moved ed to foreign emupetiUon. In ronunlttw of the whole the tariff d«eu.-4di«i wu* emtinuud. a, f where lw, has since Bw,<«nnn S— J"-T. •»■ ‘.’tl™ '' Tbr Florida Itepubllraua. - '' ■if/*;- r ® • I d o d. • He Pt-Buwylvauia iqvakilig again* the Milk bill, servml in t ho st ate publican state .-onvi-ntioti nt Palatka ta*t and Hemphill of South Carolina. Hudd of Wlscunrin. and Sayers of Texas jUiu latter •-'T logisluture from night •’luctcd four defegulc*. ami four alter ■J Ty y 1861 to IK7. was nab« to Chicago. An attemfA to im*ru<t at the night wwms>) in favof Uiereuf. 11for Blame was voted down. Three delegate-* bowse adjourned at H:1U p. ra. ....... a XrontheUn presidential WH.UAM I’rune c! WasHiXQTOX Crrr. April 2*.-Tbe only favor Blaine a» tln.1 i choice, while <me says DejteW is Ute oulv man Uist can lie elnet»d. Uusinws dona bi Ute hate yusferday <»f gen••» .«!••• tariff, the Two of the di,legates hre white and two col­ OTllnlnW. ot. U» 'I-'-'- W «” eolmticket In 1864. mayor of Lewiston in I • a. • |<r<«w*rvod. Unit, k>pU<M> « • ■»“'« 1866- 457. attorney general of Mabie in oral tiientoC tlw mib 1867- Gfi Ho wni then elected to congress r>-4 l.-nt, and de mLw-U»AU*~i -.1 lk*>*s Uurt six times in snAvesion. serving from 1871 ti>Coscord, N. H., ’April 20.—Tbe large to 1881 When James G. Blaine resigned UU opj«—I l>T B—r "■ wa* thnw-etoty brick *trut-turo, ucruptal by the Otj, ,4 W~> VirK...U, I.J from tho senate to become President Gar­ mid J high, grammar, intortuudiatu and four Jiri- Fowl .4 UlmoK * field's aerretary of state. Mr Frye was that ,M>< —"■> »“ b<*l. * •“'■b —«>l«« elected to fill the vacancy, and In 1883 ho Im ring $30,000; itaurancr. $15,000. Tte ijniiariau bill. ««-. 1—>•«"> " was elected to u full term He has been church near bv wa* al»» burned. Loe*. $40,­ bl JO U- b«u> a member of tho Republican national com 000: itu unuK-'.. «1G,(XI1 ' W»M>»»TO»crrr. A,.J Natick. Maw.. April ‘.V.-Tte Chemical ,< ib. bow* b.jt Ulrty-Bv. rail tec Since 1873. Mr. Rrye was inter­ Paint mlllK,Nw. 1 and 5 of Henry Wood, munb-n ««■ SMI •(«•■ ‘b.. <14, !b eoUb ested in tho distribution of the Geneva Son & Co , at teku Croaring, wore burned award and in commercial legislation. hut night Lcmm, $50^U0; fully injured. UtecImir.inaMwiiitUw of the <1x0*. The Lately his voice has been heard on the Fam. Rjvkr, Mam.. April 20. -Tte atattou committee i-o* «t ’• o’clock, and after f««dng fisheries qaeatfon. which he has always of E>lbon*M Electric Illuminating company u bill anttateiang a (ridge aero* the given his closest attention, and on the sippi at Hickman, Ky.. the h<>u*e al -• JO ad tariff Ho is a trustee of Bowdoin. and ably HW.MO. Jouroed. _________ received tho degree of LL. D. from Bates in itel ____ __________ ' ,nuuu' W,^ttiel(L Bklxkfoxtaixx, 0., April 2B.—Tbefloor of BrocketuanM hall gave way last night while The prosimct is that protectionist Dem­ a school exhibition was in progress precipi­ ocrats in Georgia will not this y«w sup­ tating 400 pwplo to the floor be­ port fn« trade Democratic nomination^. ,u.J bj U» brw. «> ™ low. Two wore killed w> far a* Graduallv but surely too th* quiwwuu question «■ of pro­ Gradually out surety > • April IM-Tbe Rcpub. . . <industries t_ .1__ will wrlll play ^1... taction to American “ ly. two probably fatally- Tbcro wm intan«> exritameni and tho slightly wounded number S, “7^ 7.7r» ~U Tot.il com of wrvkly payroll 81.317 m then elected Unit- > ukwmh.” «uu >uuru«a luouo , , , -------- Dr— an argument.in favor of tlw tariff viesre in l*M’ of Gw Belknap impeachment thr iiwmmSl-i* Hi. cl.K.«l hl* uifh ■ >1.. trial Hr nn honorod hnnnftwl imember -l-hl1-" trial ill in 187(1 167G He ta is an of fevcral historical and scientific socie­ Hancock and McCtelJau against the attack ties. aud baa n-ceived tho degree of on ttem made by jngalis »*>me weeks ago. 1-L D from William and Mary, Ati Wbrn be conclmtortb- conference rejKirt on herst. Yale and Harvard. the bill for a poo-American conference in William McKinley. Jr., of Ohio, was bora ut Niles, in that tttaFc. Feb. 2fl. 1844. aS- Ttorftoj*,; JAS. S. KIRK & CO. J' Th- convention wns a very' uoby ot*', 1 .-toiefly b<wauae th* Democratic element fallnd ,-toM James B, Hicketta wa. ,1..................... . jmubmmi fitful |»!itK-al ^•Iltli-v 4 Jtepub:::i’:i<nWon. ,XVe m-wt gloriou* military record, partlripat' " lug hi sixty Hix battluaunder Sheridan and Citator. tMcomlng. sucira»iv«jy. major,, |CMnniltte».>f tb«. wbuteth,<rjvcruiidharcutaud and cokim-1. trad on hi* mil WM thru cucnud'.rel. t>ux little pn»- ^’GreuietiUoti ocrounL of ill brad th wa» ■ made, uul ai 5 p.m. the bouM- ad- breveted brigadier guaeral for “gallant Turned. | »«d muritortuua Horvine in the field. * Hu April 25.—Thntniu VV. , untied fir Detroit and became one of the OU Fr»riiirf«iSaU« ’oSSred1^!^ *«*«•«»«*• 'umbw uja-ratora in lhe unaaimowi tefor. tteresult wa* aanouncr.1 I *" ’r‘d,,w °< (neri'fc-uiu’n Itmm If..t— . amended Thus wn see, acrordlng toofficial _________ authority, wages un- 100 per eent. higher in the woolen and worsted industry in tho United States than in any of tbe Euro­ pean eountries. No ono claims that tho duty on wool and woolwts coiuhlned is 100 per centTlie manufacturers would ratlier pay $12 a week than $0 a week. So long us they un- adequately protected they*can pay $12 a week. Reduce the duty and wngre must be reduced propor­ tionately. Abolish the duty and wages must nitimately sink to the European standard. «r 1h<- industries migrate to European countries. . , . woukteh doom. Nowz 100 per epnt. is trader, rather than over, the average difference between the wrngo lists of the two rouxttrica. It might be worth while for our Democratic free trade laboring men to paste this table in their hats and this fact .in their memory Tbe signs of activity among the Repub­ licans of tbe south are very cheering., especially to those of us in Uie north who have been insistent for years that the southern states should not bu abandoned, but that the national committee should plan for aud conduct precisely the same sort of a canvass in what may be termed the “doubtful states'* of tbe south that they do in the doubtful states of the north. What we mean by the "doubtful statca” of the south are the states about whrec vote there can be no putwible doubt if it was allowed to bo cast and counted, and which, in the present, condition of both political and industrial affairs, may be wrested from Democratic control m..| nddtxl to Uie Republican column, despite tho obstacles that seem to bo In tho way The *tate-s of Tennessee, North Carollna. tho Virginias, Louisiana. Florida and one or two others are unquestionably lie publican an a full vote and fair count. The Republicans of the nation should not be content to lot Uicmi states be longer counted by tho Democracy by reason of murder, outrage, intimidation, supprvs sion. Tito Journal Ims always been in' favor of a campaign in Uieso southern states backed by all the force and influ­ ence of the national Republican commit tec and tho Republican party-of the northern Mates Gen. Harrison has kept this question steadily to tho front, and it is the front, bottom vital question, not only of this campaign, but of all cam poigns. ll will remain tho paramount, dominant question until it is sellliod that a free and equal ballot and fair, equal repmentatlun are assured hi every state of tlte Union We press thi* malto* upot. tho attention of the Republican party Tlie next campaign ought to be predicated upon tin- idra of rescuing the (tepnblicnn J vote of the southern states and of break- . ing the sblid south of Democracy and crime- Il can be done; it should be done; it intuit bo done.—Indiaua|K>ils Journal. The inflnemx* of every dhUinguishci I name hi Indiana belonging to the Demo cratic party, with scarcely an exception. of screening men who were known to be fnlous. and who have now been convicted and sentenced os such. Not only did William U. Engllali say to Coy after hl.4 conviction. "The whole Democratic party is at your bocknot only did Governor Gray and Senator McDonald devote their eloquence at Tomlinson hall to a piuicgyric upon the trusted representative of Democracy, but when William Henderson went t<> Washington to-secure tho prose­ ration of the indicteiB men lie was astounded to icam tltut Bynum. Voorhees and McDdtmld had all solicited of ths. at­ torney general a dismissal of the case, that these criminals might go unpunished. —Indianapolis Journal. W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE•I GENTLEMEN. In Tte only Um call Hkimlkm Snor tte world nud. withoi r ta.-h* ..a M|U. a, •tyl.RD and durable aa tbow costing 15 oe M. and having no tack* or nail* to wear thr stackInk or hurt the feet, make* them aa comfortable v'nU l'8 “>'* h,"Jl *nWt*U *h<*- H’’T -:one genuine unless stamped on bottom W. L. IXxurfks to Shoe. warranted?" W. L. DOLGLA8 to SHOE, the original and only hand .sewed welt to shoe, which eqaate custom-made «hocs co*tlnc frotn fa to T9. GREAT 4259 Have you put of! purchaaing a Cloak? If so. now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an exf traordihary low price. This is a chance to purchase Lanies* and Childred’s Cloaks cheap. We have marked them al! over in Red Figures so that yj)u can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plashes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. ’ Also Flannels and Blankets^ Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. Congrcsunnan Scott, of Pennsylvania, who Is Mr. Cleveland's first lieutenant in the condnet of his campaign, ia said to lay much strvsa upon the tariff qub^on. aud is quoted aa saying tliat "if the Democrats [rasa a tariff bill they will barn Mclbodirt. *ar> editorially, lu tte Xwcnrow <IM3) number of his (taper: “We have tr*t«| to go into tbe canvass imd show that it Is tte merit* ot Ely’s Cream Halm, Mid believe a good one. — and that •• if they .......... --- • cannot pose one they must go before tho peoph. and severe havoc with the Democratic party give the reason why ” Right yon are. canuot recommend »>•» Cream tn tbe south.—Troy Timm. I ^r- Scott.-ladianapoli* Journal tooblgWr.' �ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. J-JAVE YOU SEEN LT? Orangavlllc. JAra. H. C. Turner, of fraylapd- was the guest of Mrs, D. Klingensmith several, nays Inal week. Mm. Maggie Bailey, of Hastings, was in town Inst WcdneMlNy looking after prop­ erty ’•I’** owns hen-. F. E. Fish, of AUegiui. wax here Thurs­ day on huslntwM. । The steamer Gazelle is again in Gun: take ready for loudness. We timb-ndam! a doctor Irfim Eaton * <>•! is to kicatr hen- In thr near future. . D. Becltmui has moved into a hotwe purchaM tl of Mrs. (tainrron! Mm- D. KUngen-mith entertains the liuib— working bond ncrtw Wednesday. Tin- Job of pnperWunrfimlutingthv rhttreh lias taen let to a Mr. F.strs. to be ixiniplrt'-d before .hum 1st­ - Merritt Cole ha- faiidicd -awing pickets and eomtm-m-sl faradt'<'_ Monda* the republicans held a caucus and elcrlKl liir folkm ing delegates to tbe count i convention: J. H. Earl.V .1. B. Swan, J. W. Ftari. A. C. < ahillaud Kugctie A HUGE AND COMPLETE MIRtfOR OF WONDEE LAFD Joint Lent fa* »«»■) ■ ‘b k and la not expect­ ed to live. , ' 11. Wil-on U able U> lx- around again. Mrs. Emma a tiM>n ami mm are running her father’s farm. • ‘ Scmour Lvwtw ha* bought out Mrs. Bag­ ley and ha- moved lack In hi* old uelgh- 10 ACRES CROWDED WITH FASCINATING AMAZEMENTS! SILVERWARE I hootl againMrs, -Slaw-on to teaching south Pine lake -chiail. ___ ___ b going to clerk for Stephen Doster._________ . ' Water Sets, Berry Dishes, Tea Sets, Cake Stands, Castors. Thr groumi around the de|M»t Inb lieen mlyh improve*!, having bwit graded In 1 a proper way. Mr. Mosher, our enterprising merelMilt, ha.- been placed in charge of thr railway company** buslneaa nt. tin* point. Batm * Kingsbury an- almost ready to comim-nce the manufacture of brick. Our *chiwl baa comim-nml nml Is pro­ gressing finely under the management of Mi**.,il*'bliiM«i. 1 am glad t<» stale that Mr-. Wm. have breii boarding with Sheriff Nhriner. has returned ami the other, we understand, Dornum lias recovered from her illin*ss and 1- now i isiting nt her dnngliter-s home hi ha* none to Grand Rapid.-. Our school rirtnmericed Tuesday. denote Oningevllle. Mrs. A. M. Davenport moved Into hl* new haute last Saturday. the how«* having lieen warjned with a dance the previous cvre At this .vriling N. F. Wab-on la very -lek. The rest of Ila- sick In this vicinity are getting lietter The fanners in this vlcintlty are very busy making preparations for a bountiful harvest. We ln»pri sudresfc will crown Howard Mwdwr Lt having a porch built in front of hi* store and Uie painters ate busy painting tb>- entire bpilding. lie is also fencing his premises and ’building " she<l for the aceommod*t|«i of Sujiervluor Ritchie 1* making hl* call* from house to bbiiae; tn a-certain tiow our town stands financially. We tiavea terribly jwinr town Just now. will hav* Star lodge of the L (». G. X eh--t*-*l the charge. following officers for the ensuing quarter The brick yard will soon la- ready far April 27lh: KT.. Hlepiiwi Potter; Vice, business. Everything is being arranged Gertie Wells; Sfcc.. flora Brooks; Financial in Uie i»e*t manner and under the manage* Str., Fieri Raymond; Treas., II. F. Count; inent of Mr. Batea cannot fail to lie sucM.; l ed Carter; D. M.. Alible Totter; L G., Cante Totter; Sent. |Bcrt Carter; IL II. S.. Mr. Dayton ha* thr wal'r ready for tlie I, IL S.. Minnie Mrlavd: Chap.. K. G. new rating hoiMMt Rentiett. Campbell Bro*. A- llaveim have their R. r. Norris sold a horse la-l week. ami hardwire* atnre well under way. bought another one of E. Bennett. Itartiin from Kutainnzoo have ptircliXMVl Tainin aayw it* was teal mean be* luul to a site In the gnne and will erect a building take UK best girl home la-fore tlie dance war oiil. but be enjoyed the other party John Akrr is flxipg tin* island In fttuJust the same. jdiajH- and will soon have a iwo-*ti>ry building thereon for thr n>‘>-ouiUMMlatlo<t nf vxrursioiiists on the -teamlioat. Wm. Btyriis ha- bought a wind mill of II. Barnes lias his hbiuse almost «*on|!u«-cr Br«.-.‘. of HdMings. . K. M. Gniliam lia^a rousin visiting him That fine line, comprising all the latest Rbyle? Anyone who will see these goods will, without hesitation, pronounce them the finest ever dis­ played at Hastings. • Flat "Ware Of all descriptions, from tbe plated to the soli*! *ii ver article—knives, forks, spoons, etc. WATCHES TWO BIG. pRllJ.lANT AND BKWILDF.IU-NG PEKFOKMAN’t F> AT HASTINGS A larger line than ever of all the best American and Swiss movements. An eapf^'ially jine line of Ladies' Gold Washes. ' SPECTACLES. Complete line of these goods, the best in the market. Eyes tested fnr ofeharyt by , which ure the most accurate test possible for tho«c who use glasses. nClN’T run t'he risk of buying spectacles withL/U1N 1 out having your eyes tested fur them By Spencer’s Opthalmoscopic Test Lenses w e can fit your eyes perfectly, and remember it cost- you nothing. . In the line of Real JEWELRY, 1 have all the latest novelties in pins, cuff button charms, chains, rings, bracelets, ear rings, etc. REPAIRING. Hcnry Burn>n I- building u bani. Anthony Ostroth l|a*,a felon on hand, it I- Uie -ec»mi he has Uiul this winter. W. C. Meek has returned fmm Ohio when-be Ihvii vHting hi* who was «ick. but is on the gain now. Surak thieves stole a couple of ham» of A. O-trqtha abort Him* ago. Bay Ik a sean-e article hi this vicinity. Everybody in Barry county knows that i workman Kep. Silsbee has no superior. Bring; repairing to my store and have Kep. do it for in a thorough and workmanlike manner. Respectfully. privileges. Your correejMiiMlenr reniemlx-r- when Cloverdale wa- un unbroken- forest, ami thr red mnn hunted ami trapped around the numerous lakh* in this vicinity: but now all i- changed. Thanks to the ambi­ tion and energy of our early settlers. The wilderness has liei-fi made into good holm** for tlu-mselvvs and children. In closing this letter your correspondent congratulate- the B vsskb on the rgwl an­ niversary of its existence, '* > prosj-T nml always In* fo ' । tbe -ante principle- whir I’upheld In thr past. !><-•- ii i.-ally -eepi that this I* the :«id birtluhty ..f Uh- B.txxfcn? But this to our mind I- true a- yohr 4’rilie has Imh-ii a -til>scribrr t<< that valuable. jw|>er during nearly alt of that |H-.i<*| ot time and them* fact* rail to mind rten iH’forr a new..paper wa- putpi-lii-d in Barry nmnty. when among tin* foriiry, the Allrgim mid Bart y «a>tinly llrconl pan born at Allegan quite u number of them found Its admirers in tbi> part of .the ••<xii4.v. among whom wa- your and now-a.-ve take a retnWpcetlveNd**^ «f the pasr 4S yearwhen then- via- 'vaq no new.* paper pule hshi-Lwithin the llinitk uf wlAt wa- then a vn-t amount of wilder —.-. aimmg which 1 l«wreiv*l th** gigntitir :<>ukF we can now ; number a! h-a-t five t m-WspaiHTs within' -aid limit-, lhe Banmii* In-ing the olde-t. Muy thr lU.dxgn with Its wide spread circulation -UH eohtitiue tb expand and advocate itx Juwad republican principles, and Nwh every' bom-ehold in this and ailJolntng countbi- and evm our sister -tates. We wish thr Ita>mii editors success and many mon- t>trth<b«y anniversarirs. with advanced *l -ules rijrtim to the |my roll to thr Joy aii<l Iwarf- r.niieiit of thr printer’* S. A. HOLMES HASTINGS. HUFFMAN BROS To tlie nrhebbon* and (Mends «Th> Mi kindly assisted ua during the stokncas and since the death of our little ones, we re­ turn our heartfelt thanks; also for the floral offering** on lhe (a-en.-iou ut the funeral. •' Mil. anoMk-. Abciiif. Avkiw. I have been requested by n numlN-r of the citizens of lia-llug- and vicinity to give my view-mid ex)«*-rk-n< «- of the prre hlbltlon taw In Kaiifii.-. I hnvr Ihrd in Kan-n-tirar tlie slab- llm' wi-st. for two year*, and have noflrcti thr difference !»»•tween prohibition thi-re nnd free whtakey here In Colorado, and I will -ay then- |« a marked difference. Urn- the community, av a rule, drink, ami their fainilie- are <!<-*tltirte n- « matter «f <-onr*i-. The s<l<xnikerpers of IA .lunta m-t alxmt nil thr Jam**- <r<r—. .while tailoring fordias.', I money the IL 11. Cu jiays It* I’niployix--. William* one day lust Keek. t>ail the mis­ wliilc lu Kaima* jH-ople live lietter. provide fortune to Inll from n M-aff»ld and break । for their familh- lietb r. ami tl)r vrlmliial both bums hi hi- Irg Ju-t aliovo the ankle. I record.- are 10U |*-r cent. I«*t t!mn In Colo­ Hr. Burt and wife are visiting their son.-. rado »I uni -peaking of ,wrxtvni Kansa•<ne <>f whom re*idt-H ui North lyving and aud eastern Colorado). But for tin* whis­ the other at Martin. Allegan Co. key i-lrment of this city, it wouid la* n Tin**. Morthlaml -old .12 fat «teerx to )>h*llMlllt place u< live lu: but I would Ju-t i has. I'nhlij of Kichliuid-' Thursday for a- *o<>n Im- In Michigan as In Knn-a- or C<ilnrudu either, lint 1 ani here, and nni Clm». William- I- ihakfng needful .re­ g<itig to rttay- I atn working on a nalary pair-on hi* farm buildingof $75 per tnonflt for the A. T. * S. F. If. W. ll. Drowii Emj. Ini* put up a picket IL (to. I liavr a quarter miethm of land In win- fems- along the read -kh- of hi- farm. Kr.n-a-, and mn doing well enough. I tiding imieli to it* apiHiannicv. hope thr iM-tter cltlze.ii* of Barry c<>.» will Br.ui Tump-on i- Improving hl- yard by xuMitln prohibition, and try and redeem nrw pirki-i fehre. ul.*O a nrw building to your city from wfil-kry itile. e tiMsl f<«- smoke and ii*h house. Mr*. F. Fonl i* rrjHirted irry «lek.‘ MICH SELL Human Imagination Confounded by its StupendouS'Magnitude. BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. Which are heating scores of houses in Barry couniy. with the best of satisfaction. We make them and -guarantee 'hen work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote priet STOVES Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOV I2ST 2STEA.KT.Y 2,000 YEABS: . 00 Engllsli and Kentucky TliorniiKhlwrd* in KmtMrtlrfin* struggles for Supreme ^Euormotm Bare Truck—Four.Tln.e* Anmiid. Om- Mlle! what every man desires. In the line of FURNITURE! You can getjvahfc received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°COY At the blue front furniture store, oiist received for the Spring Trade: Just, made Only Full-Groin Pair of Blood-SwcatiDE “-WZE’-VE GOT ’EM O2T TTTTi JLIStTI” 300 PHENOMENAL ARENIC ARTIST! - . |90 DAZZLING ACTS! Scotch Athlete*, Arabian Metcora. JuptmeM- Mnrvcl*, and a Glianiir European Vaude­ ville CumblniUlon. In Daring unit Da-hlng Performance* on tlu* Huge Tbentn- Stage. Not h <'he*«niit on the Programim-! the closing out sale of the stock of Root. 10 to 50 per cent, was Gained propose to divide the profit of the same with Now is your time to buy No Sere and Yellow D-af Attraction*! 50 Cages of Wild BeastS-A Universal Reflexion Savage Life. --na I3ajreba,ck: xion»Es —.. Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new aud nice things in Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by 1 workman a specialty And everything at way-down prices. PEERLESS. POETIC, ROYALLY RESPLENDENT STREET PARADE I an selling off Clothing at any price, and Boots and Shoeat Big Bargains for you. Ladies’ fine shoes a specialty. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-05-09.pdf acf63782d9ffe4d45b4a5af819e3e297 PDF Text Text Urges/Circulation ' ■t$ny paper in tin - Ceiitty-. * * ' VOL. XXXIII. NO. 2. Hast,»'Iings Banner ,i.. .। Weitiiexlaya. by ‘ Hastings, COUNTY NEWS. tv. ]• 1’^* nf n**‘b|P ’•» »hr future wIU Is* the ball one mile Minth <>f the center. Tin' ft»llowtng.dfRcers were elected for the ensu­ ing quarter: -Kate Dunham. ASMS®"- PEE YJE-A-R. -n- l ie mid'.ef the year lac . uill iMwttlvely-be91.25. . Ills will be added for post- flsl.SU BATfiSl •.....................;.............. 9100 00 Kdyry. M»r>i* <;r "Vk / Treaui.—Chas. Dunhiun. t Guard—F. O. Dunham. *'■ PoMniaitrr. Freeport. D. L. Morthland'^Mar । *"k»"»> * 111. <kk II.L “■ “Il "111 Hum. *1|> U> IMlwvn1.. ImI SalunUy. , FK1NTIXG. , t in 'h- Job Frtnttas De­ Bvriythtng in t|i« c t »I'.h the utrat faces ui PURE wm, Broward. Broward. A. '.JeAup.OnuunaiUe. ; Ijogmastcr. Yaiik*e Spring. <. ''. Armntruns, Bowen* Milk. Money raid to tffviw agent* » ih b.. rrcetpted I'u o', ’iii ,,A’,N'’K proprietor*, and »<■ tru.t all *ubwrfber* at t!ir »!«•*■, rnutx-<i who >i*»» mx settled wlllru* Sew Irar*. pay thrtr subscription* m th* nxxxr.n's agents named atjorr. n ' ItMMBtluHy. • COaK^’siHKKfiK. The latest and reigning imJimiIoii i» the arrest and suli-wqucnt rsca^- of Brook*. Who fa charged with the paternity <>f Mis* Kittle Burge**' untmni child. The warrant was fa*m-d last Thuraday by Jus­ ' tier Fvighnrr and <*ntni*twl t»» Jerry Van Nbcker. our m-w marshal and cnnrtablr to serve. Van drove to Woodland, where Brooks was at work, arrested him and started for home, hut ntopped at Vene Falmerton's raw mill to allow Bn«.k* to see Palmerton in regard to going on hfa l»ail bond. Van rat in the :btiggy while Brooks walked through the mill and dlra|>pearwL The young man reeudns out of sight pretty effectually. Um. and fa thought to haw gone to Catuula, virile the laugh I* <•11 VnnNockrr and the powper-tivr nukher moum*. A new roj»c ha* been put <«i the signal flagstaff, and tfa- signal* will fly again a* j M»on a* 11 new *et arrive*. Next Saturday will prolnbly be a big day In town, fas-ausr on that day G. A. PERFECT Truman erlelwatcs hl* tw<-ntteth birthday into Nashville business rirrie*. giving a | concert by lire land In front M hi* store, present* to all the ladle*, nml altogether I employ* quite metropolitanDrtics tn famm hfa business. Thi- fa.}* meet Tuesday mcning nt the ■ini tnoat ,Healthful, tg Powder doe* not town hall to *ee If they can organize a Ibm* i>t A'mn. .**old only trail ehtb. Tfan ran fit up «vr) c>a«l uround* on Hre driving park, at little extJAKIMI POWDER CO. ^PRICE’S CREAM Iakinc •‘qwdeh dii'u:i! r- jf itw Mate und tn the Hank .. 7'j-Onxv. Saiioort Bank. llad1*UC*. Miehtaiui. Miehtpui. 1'. new . Ibxsns is. it. it is und and tf. ne ,r.uid Miv'i M BATE Attorney at Law. Hastings, Mich. . ■Il* of the state. Special J| A. B.XBBEK, M. D„ !L>rtroMttdc Physician arj<’ Surgeon, M..» t -nd At over Kerin's ’ton* true: r to io .1. r.. a:><l irom I to p. m, AU caB* i; tty ,r att) promptly revpoudsd to. Jtesla-:. •• !fcr.tfav p,*<r. cor. crater and Church *: .bMtii-.-v Mu_. ( W.LOWRY. M.D., '’ • i ’:i ysician and Surgeon, of treating direrae* of the M F tn;.; 1.AH .1*4 i»r preM-rvaiion of vision (-.'itlsYsi-' ’’,‘^CTAC,-K1* ond-eyr ri * zid r^denre on llroadway. nrar Court H<.«tra.Ha*unte. Mich. aKOLGROVE. Luwyent, )t> Viilou bioek. Hastings.) Fnv5ir» !. ;dt t tic <-<MirU Of the state. A E. KEATON, Attorney ut Law, ifrortJ. h. Goxlrrar AUo.**«iorv.) -.ner, iu ui cenrurtthe state. CoUroftoas ■»' ■ -ptty sOfuilng to. **• (■ WELTOX I* W-tit far th>- Ohio Fanner's lniurauc«>'Lu. , “ • -p: * man's property agalntt »*’*’ '.f'r.lUtfhii'iRorwind: against a nat>*» U«U)-<K^n»tM«*MaaK • . . |«X)K A SHELDON, jva.'. 1.. ai».i.,. • Ikock/Haatlnia,Mteb.) Io- -.- • .,r Abstract BoSki in Baa |J .iMMKKMAN. 1 • '1 uiK.-pathii' Physician & Surgeon, ■*' ’• - over l.«throp's drug store.) M AllTLX V. BAKKER, Reul Estate itf iriuw ub'I Lonas. . ”-Y.-w.th J. <; Runyan a Son. x doors north Of FottMlM. * awi. atteiriun itlveu to Baking excUanM • rr,t» of nou-resldeat t'HR’r.!> ■’•Utt* carefully looked after. Farms A.SWEBZE1. ! Lawyer, ■ ILitongs. Mich. . all rourta of the state. oflJceover llL firkMU* Ifturv. . Uf H. LANDIS, M. D., ’• Physiam and Surgeon, tVoodlaud. Mich. ’ ■’.i'.’V* d"’,r ’'"M oI Kilpatrick'* drug v. all. l>r r.aitid u>ere ■T _ day or night. ................ thfa Busy time with farmer* in preparing ground for planting corn ahd potatoes. Some of them are nearly ready and prob­ ably plant this week. Wheat on the ground looks sickly and bad and will require more than Warner’s Safe Consumption t'urr to revive it to onehalf Its usual yield in and about this vlcin- The ladle* and Juveniles of the M.~ cbureh will give a temperance cantata the opera house on Wcdnreday evening. t Mr*. Burton Warner is wry sick. ’ Steven Doster is having a well drove. M. Doster fa buying wheat at Doster sta­ Vegvtatlou of all sort* fa slow in mak­ tion at the present time. Charley Enxlnv has just raised a haro. ing the motlier earth present ft* usual lieautiful apptwnuifle at this season of the H. Morehouse, carpenter. II. Brownell fa building an addition to year. T!i«,weather being too cold and no rain tor a long |*riod of time fa quite a hi* houae. Mr. Sherwood has fauight the old Wise drawiaick. causing fanner* to have what pla< t-. and fa adding to the improvements Mum- calj blue*. ('apt. Roberta ha* sent two haul* from by building a barn! . .lame* Burchett fa selling hay at a hfa liarnra* shop to Lake OdtMfi where he lia* nubde amuurcinents to locate ton. Mr*. P. A. Young 1* '>n the sick lirt, Mr. Brainard I* setting out a young not improving u* rapidly a* her many (each orehani. . Mary Broward, our prot mfatr^**, fa friend* would wish. Orlo Kennedy ha* a new clerk In hi* learning the telegraph art.' j store. Master James Montgiancry. Brnj.-Allen’s new bouse which fa to take Our warm iq«cll han caught a ius<l cold, the Ida**- of the one recently burnt, fa lin­ although the rain seemwl to bring the cold, ing raphlly pushed for ivrupaney and wiH yet it did more good than the cold. be in readlne** soon. Eddie iVuiwk lia* a dek rolt. Dr. John Henry ha* moved hie Imni from t)M‘ l>ack imrt of hl* place out to where he Burt, who wa* reported ln*t wxk to have puic. wa* railed admlulrter Saturday live*. »u Broadway rtrevt. George Ca|q»y has moved lus barn south and Sunday. Rev. orrire Johnson, a former pastor of from when' it stood. Mr. C. think* the farther south the l*tter thfa cold Hie Wesleyan Mrthislfat church of thi* idncc. wa* ip'-ndlng several day* visiting weather. ■ * Mr. Savarhool ba* torn n part of hi* old fro nd* and neighfans 'the i**t week! Tfa- ladle* literary lurlrty met at Mr*. bou*c down mip Intend* to build oti a larger wale. Tearing down and moving 8. Wlntermnte's. last week. An enjoyaldr building* seem* to lie the order of the day. tlnw I* reportedThe gnat European show tliat was Wilt'd George Hanhqau has mraed waatnjf for this pfa«* "" Frfatay night wa* mot Roger*’ Comers. Rumor ha* R that Will <>lney I* coming with a thin crowd. Rumor Im* it that D. C. Itanney. of this iMKk ou hfa .•fa. c wllh a houar keeper. Mr*. John Henry ha* a rag her thfa place, ha* faTomr a partner of . Deb Nor­ wood. of Delton. In the mrat market huriweek Thursday. , _______ Farmer* an- ptvfmring to plant corn. ne»* at that plan*. A. J. Smith move* to Augusta this Some have planted and others are waiting for warm weather. ___ Data are making their appjnran'H- gras* i* starting slowly, wheat dnes not look vexy promising yeL . . Simon Keiger is building a church on the state road at Martin’* Comer*. K. |* a find das* workman. People of this vldnlty are rotnpia ningof colds and cough, wfaxiplng rough, chin cough and cough cough. A. Wlltem vrrrflm1 .1 p“' taiw. "n"uU?T;,l,! WM mm, th. Sth rtapfc-r of llebn-w. 1H "SL A<M* SW, »» th'’ "• ■ Mr F Lyon, of Leonidas fa spending » F. lUlODKKNKK, Pi^prUt^r. P n,,U’1 corn ,be flr*t cutne* to SandUiwn *0 often for. Lucy HUI is very poorly und her life is Will Ciawfont ha* moved into Mr. despaired of. Cumming*' house for the summer. Henry Strong is lining rimaMerablr Herman Trahr ha* gone to Plainwell to receive treatment for hl* rye*, being-mwr- business hero this spring. He haded three can with brick and is rawing staves pretty ly blind. _________ lively. Mr. Rose's bourn- burnt down one day Several persons were here Sunday view­ last week. The cause of the fin- fa un­ ing our scenery. with a design of foratlng known. . sites for boat bouec*.1 The rtraui faiai wa* launched on l^jng .Mrs. Harrj MbmmiIk having the mean!<•*. lake Saturday in*t. It b reported that Jacob Hoffman of Several new building* are fadrtg erected, ami Cloverdale fa hav Ing a steady growth South Maple Grove fa married to an Ohio lady. and will haw no superthmu* building*. Mark Holme* and wife of California'vis­ Mr*. Alexander MH'al I urn I* quite ill. Mr. and "Mr*. Haney Aduny buried ited at .1. K. Smith's Thursday. •Mrs. A. S. Quick returned Saturday their youngest ehlld Saturday, j trim Battle Creek where she had' been have a team here thi* season. and have'* Four Corner. ' cwrtng fur a little grandson tliat wa* -lek little *|M>rt once In a white. with the mraslc*. changeable weather now. M. II. IteynohfaJ* the new night watch. Sam Smith, of Assyria, visited friends Rev. J. H. Thoma*. of Verarentrllh-. <t-- unlay blat. f I . .'I lit. . .. in this vicinity Sunday. copied tire M. E. pulpit last Sundgy. The roof of Billy Grafton's iuiusr was Mr*. C. S. B*»irv ha* a side child. ; ,L “Ohls ha» bought the interest Mr. Earl Townsend, of Vermontville, somewhat scorched last Sunday. I ‘d hfa f>artirer. S. Overholt. Jri the elevator We bail the Hastiug* Democrat and the was bn otir street on Sunday last. I business. ‘ Austin Baronin lost a cnlt one day last Jotmtal that we had brought from the • The Mihon* are all open and running a* office for a neighbor one night last week UNUal. with the exception that Instead of nnd was obliged to keep them in separate Mi** Epith Baroutn is attending scbiiol lag>-r. whfakey, etc., nothing but root l*vr, In Vermontville this summer. rooms to keep them from fighting. ginger ale. pop, etc., fa di*|*en*cd over th>George Shttmi. wife and child, of Cal­ Another male Ixmnter at Harley Kelsey’s l>ar». on Sunday last. 11. we extend congratu­ ifornia. were calling on friends lien' last 11. I. Barnum, of Woodland, lias pur­ lations. chased a ho'i»e of C. W. Smith, and moved Charlie Nickerson. of Lacey, was Mr. and Mr*. W. N. Boice went to to Naaitvllle: Ixne-lug via Grand Ixslge on tlu-lr wel­ through here with a grocery wagon last Dr. Young fa rr|*»rtcd l>ett«r. ding frlp. _____________________ Several of the Naabville boy* have gone Mo. Th»o .lone. ImI Munl»>' ovn'IW-. ROBERTSON HOUSE, '■r Jsff-f'in and fnnrt HU., Hasting*, Mleh. Ratos, 91 .OO per Day. saagafag SJ'X1?" "X*. '™ w Cooper ha* a sister from the north­ ern part of tlwxtate visiting him nt present Several from this town attended the re­ publican and greenback county conven­ tion* last week at Hastings. M. Cummin* ha* purchased the villnge lot at the center known as the Simmons P,MfaaJiinnie Cole visited her ]>*rents In L.ravriA last week. ’ Henn' Dunham ba* Improved in health so much »* t<> fa* “W* l“ Mteml the <h«id Templar* lodge last Saturday evening. It fa reported that Elder Huffman wra marrieti fate!)-. We have nut learned the name of the bride. The M. G. C. IL was without s teacher last Saturday evening; the instructor Mr. Helm fa'lnc nrveasarily prevented fnau ‘wire wBI be ■ missionary meeting at w;«7; the M- E. church on Thursday cv«ilt«. ___ lath, to fa- addrr**e«l by the M. E. . • ^‘T’SElUt.-Loww« lutes tor ad-. thirty uimi. Daily mail at Crroay «w*— IKX” L "■ J".'.-’-fl® pod h-wspaperv sent tree. ... 'f_.il.. U visit! <U>- 1 l;,’WEIJ. & CO., Spruce Mr*. Joel Barfarr, for a few Mt the last mts-ueg of tire Mr- Oriu Kennedy. ^imrta I Fort* l-«Hgv 1. O. «- 'I. to inert wmit>lare i <l>*vi'W »h* aurnmor. The next PDFP Fifty cento worth of eharm- mi our strtwta Ml liibkis burins «* driving * (. to I(t. held Satnnlayto^f Warren Flslirt. Jorl Bart-cr. #t w|ikb tinu. h ^.rcted Ix-puty Jatnr* Hallett will i*- jpsrnt to iniTj. Ou» box nt "Jv-vnaM." »•.. Towne and A; IP 1*0. republican , ■ 1 ■ ■ ji Walter Dunham. R c. T.—Harry Main. , Everything fa rather backward thfa •N’rtng. * Oat* are up nicely, and some are plant­ ing com. We tear mhdt may have the Kitto- Lockwtiud had u. *uv at hmm- privilege of planting over again. K. D. Clark ha« a fine roll. •" Wm. Selble lut, a Otic flock of young lamli*. *h>ut A01u numlx-r. *nd <*U **U J. Vnderhlir* new house fa progrr**lng rafaed this summer around hero than in • *as«m. m ncer.unt of the bail out­ nicely. look for hay. .Some bgtl. IIO| m, f Samuel Ixiani amt wife expect to return to their home it) Lilfilc Traverse roon. meadow that will pay to mow. Hehry Forts** liaa *old hl* fat cattle. Oraagsrytlle.. “ li. H. Ixurtxe i* able to be atsmt again. Mrs. \\ hi. England l« quite sick with lutdie* society win meet at Mrs. Wm. thrutt trouble. Vnjdru's Tkunslay. May 10th. Rumor* an* afloat that We ahal! hate a Ella Barrett, of Delton, fa’ teaching iu new M. D. soon. ’ the Ixwrn district. The services at the church last Sabbath Old Mnt. Thomas l* vlidtlng her grand­ were conducted by Phillip Merlau and daughter. Mr*. Malone of Rom. next Sabbath Mr. Bennett will conduct them. Joseph Golden lost a horse last week. Charlie and Nettie England returned to D. IL Scott hurt his knee last week but OtM*o laxt week. Eli and Albert Nichol* attended the is out again. Mr*. Joaeph Golden has gone to spend a burial NT\-ice* of Lyman Shedd at Prairie­ few day* with her daughter Mary. ville la*t Saturday. P. Scott from Grand Rapid* apeni Sun­ Etth- Faulk goes to Plainwell this week day at the lake. to amy through the summer Billy Mane is quite afck with bilious Wonder what that Prairieville cliap wirk.’ .■ . mich.. may 9 1888. <**rtiey. MlCIIIOAX. Bakkt < II Banner astings . | (trip with «!•** w«t* »»f u“' rvroinff. The best Advertis- ry County. WHOLE NO. 1719. cisco. Joel Barber. W. Fisher. J. W. Sackct. John J. Perkins. Rutland—Jamr* F. Mrad. Eli Erway, 8. W. Lane. Oliver Hale. Wm. Hampton, Henry Knickerbocker. Thoroapplr—John Carveth. Horace Wat­ kins. Richard Johnson. Aaron Sherk. John Ackerson. Jas. 11. MeKevitfa, Walter Fos­ ter, Wm. C. Otto. Dr. Rich and E. P. Whittemore. Woodland—C. ti. Palmerton, Arthur. L. Haight, A. W. DHleulieck. John Velte, Wm. H. U-c. James O. Ix*. John H. Walts. Yankee Springs—Wm. J. Rltehtc, C. W. Armstrong. Wm. Herrick, John Bveriiart The committee on permanent organ izatlon and order of business reported in fa­ vor of Risking the temporary the perma­ nent officer* of the convention, and pre wrilied the enter and manner of etactittg tleltgaten to the various convention*, also of naming the chairman and member* of the county committee. Rc|>ort adopted. Convention then adjourned till 1:15 p. ni. Chairman Andrus called the convention io order at the hour fixed. On motion Horace Watkins, of Middle­ ville. and R. M. Batea were made .tellers. chairman and tellers. The following delegation* were then elected: . (1) To state convention at Grand Rg|>id* called for May 5th. 12 delegates: Horace Watkins, chairman—Thomapple. C. L. Brigg*—Assyria. A. I- Yaullnro—Baltimore. F. A. Sheldon-City. . Ransom Wolcott—Carlton. John Furnis*—Castleton. ’ Hale Kenyon—Hasting*. Cha*. 8. Brown—Cfty. H. H. Gill—•CID. Ira A. OsgL>«l— Hope. J. W. Sarket—Prairieville. Ixirrnro Mudge—Maple Grove. (2) To slate convention, not. called, for nomination of *tate officer*. 12 delegates. C. D. Beetle, chairman—City. P. W. Burgess—Hastings. F. McDiTby—Castleton. J. J. Hendershott—Irving. E. F. Nye—Johnstown. Antbody (fatroth—Maple Grove. . Eugene Harthorn—Orangeville. high vraupllnient and honor romferred upon him by the convention. His remark* were Hatencd to with the krcnent Irrtwat, and were vociferously applauded. Hou. John Carveth wa« then called on for a sjieeeh. and delivered m ringing addniis that fairly net the runvcntioti wild, especially when he spoke of how much repubhcati ranks than was ever possible to one who embracsl the constijavting doctrines of democracy an he once dkL Illa remarks were replete with wit and telling hit*, and were frequently applantk On motion of Mr. Carveth It was voted as Uie sense of this convention that Rus­ sell A. Alger should fa-- named' far the presidency- by the republican pgrty. Motion adopted unanbnuul) by rising onk-r" were'Indulged in which sh’owrot a strong feeling in favor of the n-uoqdnatfon of Governor Luge. . ' Thereafter one of the l>wt ropoMican county conventions arer held here ad­ journed, each delegate • feeling that the work had been well and thoroughly 'done. Truly can it I* said of the republicans 'of Barr) ruunty thal they are a harmonious, united, active aMdaggremlve political Torre, and unless some unfprseen difficulty shall arise, they will make a iqdendid fight and win a brilliant victory In Novemlier. The irremtiack rcmnty convention met ’ in the court room Friday to elect delegates to the state convention at 1 .arising May 8th. About s.’> delegates, representing about half the voting prwlncts of the county were |irr>ent. John Llcbty. chairman of the cuunty conimltter. called the convention to order. convention and J. H. Itennfa secretary. ■ Following were the delegates elected to the state <xnivention called at Lansing May Mh. f J. H. Dennfa. W. W. Kelly, J. E. Hogta, Geo. Mosey. John Dawxnn, Ja.*<m Tobias, Gro. D. Barden. C. P. Pcmllll. Gee. Moore. GrovThomaa, Jacob Shoup. W. F. Hlcka, H. Van Syckle*. & IL McIntyre. W. E. Grigg*. Cha*. A. Bailey. Wm. (Yidlcr. Geo. Whiten-). Geo. Nichola, Wm. W. Cole. F. F. Camplwll. Resoititton wa* introduced to endorse Jas. F. Mead—Rutland. President Cleveland's administration, and ' John Carveth—Thurnapph-romnn-udlug hfa tariff mnaiage. This _ John Velte—Woodland. brought out a'stunn of objection*, especial­ ’ C. W. Armstrong—Yankee Springs. (3) To Sd <!i-tri< t I-onvrntion. not yet ly from surb wheelliorsiw of tfa- |tarty as called, for nomination of rongrrssinan. rongrwisixx::, 42 W. W. Kelly, of thfa city. Gen. Moore, Maple Grove, and the entire delegation delegates. from that township, itcsklea others. Reso­ John Carveth. c.ialrman—Tlinmapplc. lution wa* withdrawn. . J. J. Perkin*—PrairlcvUlc. J. H. Dennis offered a subatitutrValling . P. T. Colgrove—City. . for tariff rnluctkni and <s>mmendirJg the Thon. S. Brin*—Maple Grove. course of Michigan democrat* in rongrraa David Huggvtt—Awyrii <m the tariff question. After much dis­ IL K. Stanton—Baltimore. cussion, which showed a hitter feeling J. M. Koger*—Carlton. . again*! further combination with any F..C. Boise—Castleton. party, the sulmtitute was laid <m Uie table, L A. Melntyro—Hading*. 13 to KL Convention then adjourned. it didn't take more than half a minute's Malcom McCallum—Hope. convenuttjon with the older and wise bead* Delegate* elected to Dl.-drict Convention oftenparty toshuw that they realize that the for election of two delegates to National party has lost nearly all IU force and Convention: said distrVt Convention called power and votes because of It* union with at Jackson Monday. May T. the democracy, a party wIiom- principles W. H. Powers—City, Chairman. and traditions are as much <>ppo*rd to J. G. Reuter—Irving. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. greenbarkfatn as night fa to day. It la C. R. Palmer—Maple Grove. very doubtful indeed, unless the greenKepubMean County Convention. L. N. Moslu-r—Johnstown. Imckrr* change tbQ£r sentimenta. whether Never In'the history of the republican J. H. Waltz—Woodlanct there can be any union of the democratic >arty has it had a finer and more enthusFrank SyI Vester— Yankee Springs. and greenback partles at all In Barry county astic convention than the one In the court John Keagle—Castleton. thi* year. If there fa. It will mean jnst room In thi* elty Thursday. With the sin­ C. H. VanArman—City. one thing, that is the total disruption of gle exception of Barry, every township1 G. Striker—Baltimore. the greenback party. The heart, brains ami ward-In the county wa* represented, a .1. F. Mrarl— Rutland. and conscience of that party haw suffered very unusual thing for a ronventlop whose H. A. Durkee—Castleton. the disgrace of an illegitimate alliance aa Walter Brown—Orangeville. sole work was the cbtmaing of delegate*. A finer looking nnd mon' orderly lot of All abdye delegntioii* instructed to mi long as ttiey can. and will rels-1 against It men never before assembled In Barry coun­ vscancie? should any occur. The 10th annual convention nf tfa- Bar­ Following delegate* elected to senatorial ty. Tlie assembly was entirely hannontou*. and though it lunl tw delegate* to eonvantion hereafter to tie called, and ry County W. ('. T. U. was held at the _ Baptist church In thfa city on May 2nd and elect, and 21 memfa-r* of the rounty com­ delegation authorized to fill vacancies: Tlnl. with a good detection from it* local mittee, it tlid all thfa work, listened to two union* of which there are seven In the S. F. Hinchman—Baltimore. fine speeches, in the short space of an fa<ur county:* Hasting*. South Hastings. Rut­ mid a half. , ’ Marshall Bellinger—Barry. land. Mlddlcvillv, Nashville, Coat* Grove Promptly at ll:«o M.) L Cook. Chair­ W. W. McKibben—•Carlton. and Woodland. Every buslnra* session man of the county committee, called thy wa* crowded hill with reports ftom officer*, M. IL Todd—Hastings. omventlon to Older and read the call.. In local work and superintendent** depart­ faiimlf of the committee he named Enoch G. K. Beamer—City. 1*1 ward. ments, showing tliat these woman are try­ W. IL Snyder— - fid ward. Andrus, of Irving, as temporary chairman ing to get at the root of inltun)>eranre by of the convention. educating the people to the deatnictive 8. J. Bhlelman— *' 4tb ward. H. A. Durkee, of Nashville, was made tendencies <»f the drink haUL That it. I* Ole Douglas.-*— Hope. , sorrefary pro tom. for the nation's good that we Imcome an K. Andrus—Irving. On motion. C. W. Armstrong. J. M. alroliol and beer despising peojite; that C. H. Steven* -Johnstown. IU«et* and O. M. Cleveland were mad* u jnst a* surely a* the drink habit detmam I. . laipham -Maple Grove. romuilttee oti credential*. nnd destroys the man who give* himself A. C. Towne—Pralrtev lib-. ‘ M. U Ctwk. K- F. Nyc hud John l.ee up to ft* influence, just an sure will the J. B. Swan—Orangeville. nafian fall tliat encourage* it* manufac­ Thus. Haney—Rutland ganlution and <»nirr of bu*lne**.l ture and rah': tliat the whole tendency of W. C. Otto—Tfa»rftappl<*. Convention then took a rvcww df IS mlnttic um* of alcoholic sthn^latrhi is deraorgRA. W. Dlllenlmek—Woodland. utra foi tliesc commltu*** tn pnqiarv their zatimi and dvatK The) realize that some S. <*. Warren—Yankee Spring*. rv | * *r t ■’ line of rdnenttamd reform fa nefeaaary rtsl By unanimous rising vote, M. I. Cook Ppota n*a*Mmbllng. tlse committee on through the varied department* of tlie credential* reported the following person* was re-clectisi Chairman of the count) union wart thfa fa being attempted. As as properly authorixasi to represent the var­ ronuuitte. Tlie following members of raid report after report wa* lyrnd-rt In. one ious townsMpfi and wards in the eonven- committee were then *el<-eted would see that Uii» work for Un- saving of Assyria—P. K. Jewell. tton: -their ejdldn-n fa <<ir vv.ry'liear th* hearts Baltimore—N. lAthzm A*S)Tia-—Go"- F. Steven*. Lucian A. of these mothCTl and tliat their watch Barry—J. H. Brown. Hyde. P. K. Jewell. R. D. Chapman, C. U wool and iMuimg zmiik-iu. “For God amr Caritou—J. M. Roger*. Brigg*. O. M- Cleveland. Horn.' and Native Land** fa of strong signif­ Castleton—F. D. Soulew Barry —not represented. icance. Wrdniwaay evening was given to Hastings—F. W. Burgess. Carlton—Ransom Wolcott. W. W. Mc­ the reading of pa|M*rs <m various, topics City. 1st ward—G. K. Beamer. Kibben. Solomon Shively, H. Crockford. J. IM-rtaiulng to Um union work. An address City, 2<l ward—Eugene Jordan. M. Roger*. Wm. W. William*. N. A Hard­ of welcome was given by Mrs. G, D. Lee. CID. "■<! ward—C. H. VanAnuan. ing. ' president of tli<-Hastings union, ami UnCity, 4th wanl—A. E. KenasUm. CMtleton—John Keagle, John Fumfaa, n-spunae by Mr*. J. Flemming. frnmNaahHope-Jas. G. Brown. Friend D. Soule*. Hibbard Offley, Wm. ville. The meeting closed on Thursday to Irving—Enoch Andrus. Strong. Jacob Osmnn. George Bump, Wm. meet lit one year at Middleville. Officer* Johnstown—Frank Bullis. w N. Devine. Frank C. Boise, Harry A. Dur­ Maple Grove—Thoa. 8. Brice. kee, < land Prfne. Austin Delong. ter. of Woodland. president: Mrs. A- £. Orangeville— Eugene Harthom. Hustings—L. A. McIntyre, P. W. Bur­ Burton, of Hastiugs. Roe. Secretary; Mrs. Prairieville^—A. C. Tirwnc. ge**, W. SjMmable. Hale Kenyon. D. K. Finney, of Middleville. Cor. ‘ w-etwtory: Rutland—Eli Erway. Binbail and Cha*. F. Bldeltnan. Mrs. E. Pennock. South Hastings, treaMirThornapple—John Carveth. Harting* City, irt ward—Gem K. Beam­ er. The president to seh«-t her own *uWixxliaxid — John Velte. er, Chas. H. Bauer, Henry C. Lewis. Yankee Springs-Cha*. W. Armstrong. l«erinU*ndvuta and county organizer. Hartlug* City, 2nd wanl—I>r. W. H. • The committee afterward selected A. E. Snydrr. Cha*. W. Jonlan. R. M. Bates. Haatingit City, 3rd ward—IL IL Messer, Keuarton Secretary. The following rrsolntkHi was presented cca a scries at remarkable articles by H. H. GBL M. V. Barker. Harting* City. 4th ward—M. I- Cook. <'. by Hon. John Carveth. and waeadopted un­ Helen Campbell, ou the wretched condiD. Brobn. S. J. Bldehnan. Wm. H. Pow- animously by a rising vote and with great enthusiasm: «r*. A. E-Kcnaston. McCallum. 1. A. Osgood, Jas. • RerotewL That Jkw.hwvL Thai it fa the uuanimon* and will G. Brown. C. F. Cock. Ole Duuglara. Wm. opinion of thfa c.mv«mtton that the usage* ‘of the party entitle tfa- rejiublleaiis of Rome. Th.- IRnatraUui by Hugh Eaton ' Irving—J. J. Wing. Job Cheesbr.mgh. J. Barry county to the right to name the J. Hendershott. Hudson Bisson, Jas. W. ■ candidate caiulidate fur for (ongrera Congmia fn.tn fn.m thfa thia dtatrieL diatrirt. claim at pictorial art. Olive the pjveciit year, and that the delegates Qodfm. Alrln Bates. Enoch Arnim*. Johnstown—Franklin Bullfa. II Iran Cade- elrcteslto ths- Congreiwtma! con rentJon tube man, E. F. Nye. <’. IL Steven*. W. H. Nye. hereafter called Is- <i>d they are hend.y In­ Meridian {"tub* <>f New Y< structed to urge this right before irorti Con- Mtbjerta’of the find paper, Fred Tuorc. , , v. Mayle Grove—Tfa*'. S. Brier. L. E. gnwshmal (’saiTvntton. and aian to w year. Woman FuldMilng liest ent|Hivon» to .secure .. tlw tuaninaMndtf<* Anthony imuitM, Ifatrotb, Ireander iJit*- thsdr unn-'c AuuMm....... ............... —....... „ .. _ .Lam . ' -Ti .. I'alurer. *__I J. ti D.Guj. «1... rv«.ln ll.rlrn C R. Orin Barker. . Hue ot the Hon. Clement Smith, of Harry. Oranxerilte—John IL Earl. John B. a* candidate far Cuugrtea. . Swan J W Earl. A. C. Cahill. Eugen. . Judge Smith was then called upon for a Chief. F. U. ' Moreeh. He ttwwmded In a manner tliat | �■ - Mteh. OF INTEREST AUKE TO MARKET GARDENERS AND FARMERS. DYSPEPSIA TERNATIONAL SERIES, may 13. 3°0.00 nutriment naturally, with the addition of a dreaming of barn vard manure to give it a foot hold. wHl. by ita peniistcnt use, be brought up to a condition of fertility, bemakes iu visitations felt in many sections ties of thia peat. The one illustrated in the cut is nunil>cred with the more familI hare takes Hoad’s Sarsaparilla fcrdya- ipg any of the natural grasses. In furnishing vegetable mold and clumping hard, compact soils for the better, red clover is wholly nnexoelled. It b one of the most important crops for ■oiling on account of Its rapid, early growth and the large amount of excellent OFFit Kiwr T- i> reclined ou divans V. 81. Betray, deliver t urnlp beds or patches of mustard, where Mew York uty. (Kwit their egg*. In about ten days tho caterpillars are hatched. In about three weeks more they have attained their full growth, which Is about an inch and u half Sick Headache readily distinguished from the leaves on hieh they live. They eat Indbcrimitally recommend It to alL sh. VX* n<«d » ttmiartil, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar. Minnesota Leads the World M^A CATERPILLAR WORM AND BVTTERFLT. Of the numerous remedies that have bean suggested and tried for the cabbage worm since it first lx*gnn to spread over the country and to play havoc with our cabbage fields, few, if any, have given en- It jusU/ imputor o» a bousshold ■. _ 11 remedy. Peckham's Croup Rem- U”“S all edy l» pleasant lo take *nd eon- fnnmc ref tains notning the least iidurlrw* iOHUR 01 to the moat delicate child. No „nnre tons of trpuUe enter into ttseomFOUp “>e «upetvtn«eitert resulting from the sdmlnlstrattoa of the vsrtous Cures tough., s„TU'Sk-s:,“ fi~; Cures coughs and thin wh»-rcL. r iid.-nduri -1 “ Colds. & ILwreh. merchants. We have sold more Prokluun’s Croup Itemdo nil that is claimed Care must be observed when pasturing red clover while wot with dow or rain. a« cattle are likely to eat enough of it to cause bloating, which not unfrequently mult* in the death of the animal. It is. in fact, unsafe at any time to turn cattle wheh hungry into a large growth of clover and permit them to eat their fill. Of course when it has become partially cropped, and the cattle are arcustom<-d thus far discovered b in the use of pyre­ thrum. The general experience with this Insecticide is most favorable, and as high authority aa Professor Riley unhesitat­ ingly recommend* it far all the different The black knot on cherry and plum worm* affecting the leaves at our cabbage tree* was shown to lie a fungus disease plants. penetrating the bark. Tlie only safe Some have found hot waler very effect remedy Is to cut it off and then rub the Ivo on a large scale. Living plants will ■pot affected with turpentine. The to­ bear without Injury, for a few seconds, mato rot was also declared to be a fungus, water hot enough to kill soft bodied in­ the preventive being sulphur powder. sects. The water should be at the tem­ Col. F. D. Curtin epokb ujion pigs m a perature of about 1U0 dogs, when it dairy and fruit farm necessity, and how reaebe* the plants. It will cool somewhat to feed them lean. Ho advocated a radi­ during application, and allowance should cal change, and said it was a mistake to be made for thb. The pyrethrum b. think It imp<MKible to keep pigs without however, advised, and there’is no reason coni. ' Corn b the fanner's ideal of every­ why every fanm-r shuuld^t use it, for It thing, and it b all wrong. Pigs ought to or buhach, which b |>rM practically same, be fed but twice u tiny, to give time for n<uuu lb iir»uT the inr same, b now very generally for sale throughout ' rest nnd an opportunity for digestion. The • | f<**l sliofild lie strongly inipregnntnl the country. <>- Wa, T Remdn r^u. ! wU{‘ "'‘rogen Feed them Prairie Farmer give* the follow ine d- i W“ ' ”‘W‘ *■ tUrn U,e,n *nU> r*e ^ription. with UhiMtralton. of a SLple ‘h'n* ."'/'‘‘T flr,d" BPI',’orehPKCKHAM’H CRODF REMEDY devica for pulling fence porta. ‘ ha‘ “ ““«««’««■ ?<»»«•* . - '"Vyyrt Dr- H. C. Peckham. Freeup with sweet cornstalks anti norghnni. 80d by 0,1 ,ln,sirl»ta. Me. aim toe, ; The beat quality of pork is made out of ----- tfold In FlaMln** hy----apples alone. He pictured the difference between the effect* of carbonaceous and ! nitrogenous food, and such a pig could tie fed so long on corn ns to be starved to death. I Dr. J. 8. Woodwnnl adrlrtraed the farm­ er* upon • Nitrogen, putash and Ph<»LT’S l phoric Acid." He said the air was the great storehouse of nitrogen; another • OKVICE FOR ri-I.Lt.'ffO FKNtX JUSTS. Nasal Passages. pan,. four ”“ !■» «■ fclJi "Take a two by eight Inch plank, Allays Pain dnd r-1 law. „Uta. Srt •■""““>'•'•1 Hq»«r u< ib. ct> f«u> ’ •™ tl„ :*, uUnk __ k rie«, nnd It was oue d fl amination on the ground at a a'alant slant of about 43 4-5 degw., dc^., ne *‘ ** n“ said W,M U WM" " M" of the l>cst form* — manure. is ••• found Heals the Sores, with top end against the port: punt: fasten Tssten the I1 of . nitrogenous ". ---------*Potash ~ “•«* chain around the foot of the post, and 1 *he Germany. Pbos Restores pie • l.—. pain ___chain l. ........ . . t phone phoric acid add builds no up thn the frsio-M frames of anb then over the top of thTphnk. Senses of Taste Hitch on the team and ace how easily they I maifL nnd 1* found In the bones of ani­ and Smell. will pull out a post. To save time. I gen- 1 mal*. It also exists lu the slag of iron orally drive the wagon close to the row of furnaces, in natural deposits in the south, TRY THE CURE IMWitB. fastening the chain to tlie hind I along the St. Lawrence and in the Can- W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. i’i j' taM. PAINT THE SPECIALIST, sruniL- irum -----------------. • , satiOTL with the Lord's nipper Iretituted. There to a point in this lesson which mark* *. . . J A/fh. new will. Red clover b not really a pasture, plant, and ito beat results are realized by unlcavarwd bread,” iK-cauv- leavened bread soiling or cutting for hay and «e«}. A was excluded during tin, whole wren day* very usual plan b to sow clover in the tliat it lanUd The entire pa*«doii nnd death epring, nidng from 12 to 20 pounds of seed to the acre, according as tho soil day bolized by tho Pawovrr. Th- movement for the otwrvance of the Clover ought to be cut as aoon aa the originated on this occanon with toe blossoms *4',ume a brownish hue and the PaMver .. . . _______ Im .-----Llm swath should lie until weU wilted, when It must be turned over, but not scattered or spread, and when sufficiently dry be the frast The disciples were concerned taken to the barm Clover Is more liable about making ready for it A chamber bad to be damaged by rain than is either to be secured; tables with coocboff or divan* prepared; the paschal lamb bad to be bought, slain at tho temple bet ween 3 and 5 o’clock observed to protect it from storm*. Half a bushel of salt to the ton of hay in the afternoon of Thursday, tbro takeu to Is often sown upon the mow, when clover a private dwelling and cooked; bread, bitter Is housed In a green state. Its proper place in the order of value aa a farm pro­ duct is generally thought to be between .timothy and blue grass. Cover seed when kept undamaged will retain its vitality for many years. axle, dose to the nnind nearest to the porta, and load them into the wagon a* fast aa pulled. I like thr Idea of farmers ! In the following cut l« represented the giving such simple ways of saving time." ■ form of the yellow trmvinanmt apple, which la now txrtuddm-d by home of our TIMOTHY AND RED CLOVER. ot take leading pomulogiiita an altogether deCillllU-. sirablo fruit, and one well adapted to a widesangeof country. Tlw- general apTimothy may properly be placed at the |A-anu>ce of thi* apple resembles that of liead of all the meadow plant* for produe- the Early - Harveat; it Is lundrome and of big hay of the finest quality. It h perm- ’f0od BiMnlal in character, and when well duh- ! Ushed l&vts several year* without the uc , reoaity of plowing up and reseeding. Tin ’ •I by. however, b not a good pasture I graxs. from ths fart that it will not bear ! cluse cropping aa well as many others < Ita chief excellence consists fa Ito pro dnrtlon of hay of the purest and finest quality for all general purposes, and <-*peclally for horero, In which It haa no rival. Whatever Umothy flourishes it b uni verteily preferred for hay and aelb for the land s adnilniatraU In this ieoaon wwbebbU tbs L»ni ritttng .tow, .IU, b» durlpl<** NASHVILLE. Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, The Lest possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. Testimonials. able aid. Tb„ direction and rjiwequent event* show that Jenus was otnniacieaL In th. great crowds of [»opl» that Oiled Jeruaatem, the right man would be dunmguhbsl Christ’s suffering and death, by which souls were to be ransomed from tin and death. V. 19. it was a blind sort of errand upon which the diadp'.es were to go.' They asked no quectiou*, but in full faith on Christ's word they went We, like these disciples, aud like ztbrabam. are bidder, of God to do thing* which our reason cannot 'undemand. Faith, bowurer, gom forward. V. 20,21. The fswcbal lamb was killed Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. kTho Dr. will tell you plainly wnetner or not he can cure ' you. Extended experience as a snecialttt' enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of tneip prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where otb-; era would fuil. MAY GOD BLESS YOU! Oi !?1 HOUSEPAINT S ^3 g xrac-aS; Eswontdri sTtcrr s LADIES PEERLESS DYES. • ie-V *31 «4vr I v-rvf hlnr Tl.eo MM ___ either spring or fall, but autumn sowing t. _______ ______ ... , T Old. ' A good way to test the vitality of the seed b to uprinkle some on a hot fire­ shovel. when, if It mostly burn* up with out a lively popping it ahoukl'be rejected. Another good way to text not only timothy weed, but the seed of other gnuwes, h to sow a little in a lx>x of fine earth and keep it warm and damp a few day* until their character b determined. Growing tfcb crop for Ita need b quite common In the western ittatcM, and Chicngo h the ieadiug primary market. Although red clover Is not. strictly ‘ t"hbSIU,R' * tJZ* b tittod to a higher rank unless It be timothy; and. indeed, if we were wholly re- I rtricted to the use of <mly oiu» of the two, it would be a difficult matter to aay whlcli vain? of clover an a munurial plant and renovator of wmu out solin fully makes up for any deficiency It may have as hay F"-i~*UT<»nta milk wImm it. * l~Tredt.M>» gihy, Groceries of all kinds 2d. 1 b.e or TO MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palace Stea units Loa Ratu ’ DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND Bk. L.'Utr. O*Zl*a4 ’U-«. Mi Bvwy W« DETROIT AND Ous Illustrated CLEVELAND pamphlets that was fair to ryra of a Still gt people. He ha* b ..pinion. ’ lYie ho dixrm-ni. has coib is not the proper ornment during th everything la prwp busy and contorted tertive system, hi li*h workingman r rosy colore which lavishly employ wh English example a imitate. The lette 1h:vk Sir—Than months last sumi working- cb4*e* o under free trade, .That any person Ing in America us enuiest of the wh a thing Before a (either engaged tn culture) talk abou DETROIT, MICH. w-hat It in doing fo job until Ida eo Belgians are doing w*. mg tho trouble, se country You nev ’EL?’ ?h£Mn-»IJ’O’UH St.. BoMrw Sd. A previous knowledge of a thing dore not alter its nature . .. •U that doo. tn crucifrinj tob.br wiek^t * pol‘t» great philosopher* vxpeeirel to die In Keptttaber. 1*1.1 bought a bottle ol Uhak4 Kxtraet of Root-. or Seigel's him. f«w studied the actual e IWreit & Cierelud Xtean Nitfrfiii Ct meant death” Hence Jcous atato, tliat be will die iu fulfillment of protdxcy, mid that while hi« death wa* not the result of acci­ dent, there was still * terrible punishment trusts, to point t« Englan A. D. COOK. When we are relieved «e often forget to t< thankltd. Dut not always. Mr. w. W. Griffln of Trout Crock, 8l. Clair Co, Ala., write*: -1 burn it, or do a oaviour x-i croc* of God. or plead them will puniib crimes f themselves. n. J Prrnntu steism.-_ ^hare An Yon luolst peaty or clayey soil, and does but thrive ao well on light, sandy land* When sown alone half a bushel of seed to Floor of all kinds. Corn tnral, far Ground feed. Corn and oats ' Clover and timothy smi E. a WHITCOMB, Gre-. P*« A<«r.. YOUR BUGGY FOR ORE DOLLAR GOITS HONEST Cash or Trade Good tea Beet ten Tea dustf. 2-lbcan baking । The Bobs coffw . Best coffee Green coffee W. J. Bowne'a cigars, the Nut fcj Floe cut tobacco, 30-.. 40e„ SOc hoc Plug tobacco, 30c., 40c.. 60e._, ' of rorwpkuou* to first fair pronnw W ,We ;. candidate DON'T PUT OFF Consultation Free. which they mid repnwnted tho clay whkh their father* were conqwUed to ore in Egypt in tnakfmr hrirk thn« . Wanted Butter and Eggs, Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. In tho nigbL Originally the cupficr w** taken standing. In time the reclining jxjatuPe, as at other meah, was (ulopttxi. John occuidcdihepiacffucxitojuni*-*n«i juda* | may have bcm ou the other iaie of him. ” ~ Our Lord and the twelve dasaplni were a full pasclml company, ten pcreous was tho minimum number. As they w« talking their plam nt the toUe a strife aro*.- among washed hla disciple*' feet, teacimig them । lewwm of humility. V. 22. Tho effect of tb<> annouuremeu upon the dheipk. « described in this ver*>. Republicans even, forward. *rJI I“e*n MICH., w.L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN.’ Mardi 2S. iwjft American free foreign polit ical o this Irttot of a rtm TKLLUW TKANSPAREXT AFFLB. Uunien that the yellow transparent apple l« entirely hardy, or to ure his exactword*. “I* Ironclad both In summer and winter." He has found it tobearyounand almoet ovrrabundantly, and thinks it Iran subject to the attacks of the codliiur moth than some other sorts. H- G. Head, president of the Intenmtioual Range association, disputes the re- _______ IWW "inter reached Ml percent. He asserts ,hM catt,e ,n Colorado, Texas, Naw Mcx'«’• territory, Wyoming and n purflou of Arizona were never In better at thta season of the year. C °L CurU **TW» th *: «««d Col. CurUxarm tluo good pork, pork, with ttIlh fat and lean evenly dbtribnmd, can bmade »>y feeding the pigs on turnips, - — • A bill lias been introduced tn the New York legislature fixing a bounty of two In Uie ortlinary condition of town work ni*< arable managenmnt. it ha> been ob -erred thnt the wall of a healthy foot grow* down from the roronet at a rate of about one-quarter <>f an Inch per month ami that ibe entire wril gf a medium . L. IXH GI.AS only theorize. thkt . U DOUGLAS SJJO SIIOK '• R'«to philosophy r to*/ werewUHng to di. for Chnv and OLAR. Rmocktov. v WOOLEY. AGEWT, 4 rvjro* whom ChrwTuy ihk tonic u*?* lh* tatractlon tbo ntonvment for ALTERAT: rL “ld dow“ It drive* our the p.> the blood pwityinr wMlnwd the Ifni's 8upX s uunte A 01ORETIC For The The WILLS, RICH4R3SOK I CO. C-w’ �BY PUBLIC OPINION. loo oaen. because ft a aomethlne which Involve, the ro(Mi scrioes oon*cquenr.,» to tho general body of mankind. Temperance gnostics tell ,_____ _ . •""•ice Port Huron only iso •UCIUMidk to ‘wen fires! « •rilteg tec, u-omeion No puntahtoem i. too ravero tm thora manufactun-rs who plaee these primnous alum and Mme baking powders before the public with the aMuraoee that they ore pure and wholesome article!. In tiro belief of the truth of buuIi statement nuch baking powders are lamely used In the preparation of food ana ln lhu WB IHXNMu ingredients are taken into tbe.ra. ■■,-Atiou m president of the - '.uifore bo had Imd'tUno to • . j- hsikod upm by his Mugwmisjre. and by wme . nr. bonrol. straight­ -. .rung man and singularly. ' ; ..-tiiwiship He was Un.!', <> nisi one blunder trod •£> fai t they followed. . made, and it was one iitirc Ibe.n when his >. .•. . broken and he boi.«r r uouiinuutm. and ■ ling for public . declared to be public ,il patronage, public • i rt its<if, dnij-tbo ro- : thi! people. wus all h upon a few yean .. j ... proportion of tho l»t u pricked by public . ov shell. Infuited by • ■;.;^fw wlf tiggran- i. ...ifi'd What remains i, . .'i^iiM'bead for this gova next four years. ; nu!4rp who .xro wont i a- m country wh-re, theory tiioy advocate. ■ I.-, workingmen ore :hi hi! nuinufiu-turing v. operation, despite : . tariff against the *>• utinetii .if lh:rope, • t nicy, ever seen and of 11:v English traders arc wiumg art. who a medical diploma^ tn-, .V—.. i. .... . Tho njagaxine rifle ratectal ter the use of tlie Britixh army was recently pat thrbCtgU a Bt*rir» of tiwts to tn<.***urc its srouracy, penetration, range, etc. The dilutorinera of the English to have stood tliam ingocri kiro-l this time, for while the German* andiscarding tlie '‘Matncr-Tv-Xgi" magazine SJrix-d* T «•*“ n,’b« br nndor “king what you ro not raj-abfe of (loin_ A Flint family ate Itrartily of currant pie for-dimwir and were aftarM M-.! taken with riokmt cramping |aini. with indications of im^oning. Diuigsrs Me thickly MMtterft! all wnsditcbid near Nagunniv. tanking a total diit we should i bar® benefited by the experience,' nnd pin their faith to a calil«-r nearly ono thml smaller. The now pun weigh, x><> more than ■ ■-• tht papers you tho Martini-Henry. which. modified more or lera. has teen in continual fine in the British •nt peer by our tolf whether the blo magazine pim-ed in front of the trigger unity were guard and bolding right rounds,'with one •turn itan we are more rnntmed horn.- in the breech, making t!.v roncluaton i nine. W ben one magazine in exhausted it to detached with a single movenw-ut audanutber MUtpiied on. The powder is oxhprrerod has to cam a Ur­ rn the Bwiui vystem, with the result that smaller uud lighter bullets may be ua-d. The ies a free soldier will -be able to carry 115 rounds, where bricro ho hod only .eventy. Still betL. to think «if auch • •fyeiftr workingmen much greater ttan that of the old style rifle. rut.nfacturing or agri —•Scientific American. nt free trails let them v:n»ber oyer here to see •'Another wonderful discovery ha* been f< r this country, let him f r six mouths looking for made and that too by a lady In this coun­ ty. Disease fastened its clutcbcs upon <vat gets ragged and his her and for seven yeara she withstood Itund he guts t bo thinnest severest tests, but her vital organs wvre undermined and death nevined imminent. bat the Germans and For thn-e months she coughed incessantly t he work cheaper than and could not sleep. She bought of as a let ’them send for him bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for beat what he says about CA-nsumption and was so much relieved on taking first, dose tliat she slept all night and with one ixittle has been miraculously cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther LutZ" trade Thun write W. C. Hamrick A Co., of knew them to bare Shelby, N. C.—Get a free trial bottle at W\ you don't like to do that, 11. Goodyear’s drug store. ■ a and sink It or bury it or d< anything In fart rather W. I). Sult. ' Druggist, Blpptw, Ind., frw trade, that is to say, if testlfira: can n-croiumend . Electric ••'■’it fi-reign competition to Bitters as the very befit remedy’, Every ifatturln£ iadm-tries and bottle sold iia* given relief In every case. by to ru > you: fiinnerv by robbing One man took six bottles, and was cured them of tU ’.r ' ie market. Youru truly, of rheumatism of 10 years’ standing." U J hrm n -Elect de Phtc Worker), Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, Secetarj W..t mr.n'a iV<aodatlon for Do­ affirms: “The best selling medieine I ll Industry. Ibfl Waterloo have ever handled In my 20 years exper­ ience. Is Electric Bitters." Thousands of ; Englandr others have added tlreir testimony, so that Mtfr!. the vunilct is unanlnmus tliat Ek-eUic 'tnulcru an many of Bitters do cure all dtwaiua* of tho Liver, ■ '.i said, skilled in philoao- kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a ■d m tlie best jwln> >!s of bottle at W. 11. Goodyear's drug store. ■ z'.i'pmy. but fur till that ■'i -.plv English mechanic. Tlie liest salve in tlie world f'»r cute. • i experience the opera bruLsv*. ulerra. salt rheum, fever tunrs. tkinnf s'x>ut which they cau tetter, cliappel hands, djubata*, corns, , rv.-. to have, and will and all skin eruptions, and positively run* ■u I Infltwneo with the plice. ornopay required. It te gii:<rant<sd > ;which mi amount of to give jwrfecl satisfaction, or money refundrei. Price 2-5 eta. per box. For sale I ' iii shako.—Boston Jour by w. H. Goodyear. ■-I'Mn jjirtystaJidN ready to join in tbn : • i n.-’f of any measure that *ill reiiu-f ib| ' iirplua and correct tbo ioeipuiiiiv,, •f th'1 tariff without Injuring *•1* ifidm rn • dm! labor of the country; but ti Ung r • V><-Di.'tnocrats are bent on «* b*tnt,"< of the tariff, they may «|*et to te rU'i-iunter every legitimate call it what, they ®»V.—Pin .1 .... <•______ , • .. J th. Ilan,!, „f-the Euetny. Ite wnpUini ,te made by acme Repub“^•eiuto; . t^t prJntod miil *®‘mi<kr their frank to tbdr conrtttu,,!U ,c ita destination, and CongreMnum Chipman has introduced a bin In the house for # railroad bridge av-rora the river at Detroit. FUll's JUraaparilla is n jx.werful mul pleasant remrely for all diseases arising from impure blood. W. II. Goodyear. Some Flint ladles who wte wt permit­ ted to vote for school inspector have surd the Inspector of election. The best is the rhra|M*t. Hill’s Peer­ less Worm Bjawitic is both tbo ls*t and ch(aja*L W.-il.-Goodyear. . Shephcrtl has a chair factory ann i» «pl1 along on,the way towantsa clothespin f»etery. ’ For indigesUoi'. use Cobb'a Idltlc Hlb-40 pills only cents. W. H. Goodyrar. Judge C«*7 »" rapidly recovering in Washington from bls attack nf pneumonia- xn.i J i” T"? bundles uro opened Don't nreriert a rold. 11111'4 Perri.— . ’T “ P',r|!<iii of their contents for« AUknxl Thi. I. . natter Cough Syrup W a sure cure. No cure, no look^j Into.—Bo»ton pay. W. H- dteodyearAiuruHt Balil, a Detroit milkman, has b s n fined S“ for putting water in hto milk. Klllrd hj Public Opinion. of^aMMU UU ls • ImoedBute \jCk?Ck'X all over the country. In hwa.,'ai>n!1‘3 1U wil1 remember thfi pp-rcrb. -Of the dead say nothing tbousauds Buffering frc ever tri •umption, Ccaghn. etc. I»<1 X«i ever try En^U. I tSiuS ZS.pla!Et ri nwto-Uy mda gj.ow wltt| a Montague aanutambulfa*, ‘vrvre- early one morning, and un- onwiouslv S bn,u"bt hi® ,n'° White AltJ’<x*h h« speedily walked out again aeatls resulted soon aftarwnrd wje. OI thf’ job that hr's <i«- nnd by eoma spells of headache, distress in u,c MumartuiMa of appetite, a fimterlng of the during tho Jlo,t Horn- voting to to- dono by7aml bye. heart; the chili! is seized with (u> apparently *W mUI “ Hofilnaw. can toiles* cough. The coating n» the itomadi treJlL i.__ i____T . ’ Is dratroyed. perhaps; one of the vital organ* to •’WreiMT With a triant »v rendered alm.ct u-seless; Mie kriuvys are at­ partially insured. ■' tacked With health or of -— Bright-s —.. dicea*. .......ot,, .Die IK. iiraini _ — «• ehlta to Irreparably broken down; the adult I ^'.ntob j.jvr jut ^ui«t Bt beWMiiee a ciironic invalid. Th«^. .... 'ttl. ni"Ctl! 1* wt .1, to . .. . ’7in tlM’ °"!_____ -v OOr .published Ings of the modera cheap baking jaredem that that language in tbto country. are eniuposeit oi lime and alum, or that contain Hruoira tte-ir sulphuric or pbospbatie acid*. Mier rink, m,,! chm,, that the only ou* now ruillnj^fn all Michigan. ri4~'£~ Lr,;ag bddout exmctveil by swue in Uw sclertion of a proper «xtoen rktoiranake* on n rcwul. trip m m brand of bakfug powder. Hi10 » no .toc, dl, many nunutea. Cw-dir!h.' th,t so. whether the neglect Is the result of Ignor­ «l4nmernhu *n)y ja*tlra,n inaugurated, ance or recklessaesKcanuri free henwit from ter* to ro;watered an excellent room! the ratpOMlhWty fat the health, jierhaps life, A toral katge of the A. O. U. W .t l.btherriiy endangered. No famnewife need bn pemioK mUlM ini p^jj. to ita mcmberwbip tguoraut o’ the quality and oouipoolUon of the to one night . That goat nuwt have an ex article whlcti she use* to leavlm her bread, bis­ cMlenl lOtmtltutMia. cuit and cake. The official tejx>rt* ri^be govepniient chemists, who are certainly unpre­ judiced. have been published and show very Some of tho Michigan editorial fraternity dearly the quality and strength of all inc bak'em l<> have —.. .< . . .. .. . Hug powders iii-tbe market. The Jteyri Baking — —- ——•—. —■ . .-K-muurg oiiur* to Powdqr, which Is accessible at every hand, is take either fi»h or froga on mbncriptimi. reported absolutely free from time, aluin. ptio-Sewral B^g llapldx j«.ijtle ans orgnnlting a pbatlc acid or>any other injurious ingredient. company far the purjvwe of running a Mon­ It i» further stated by th- matt etninenf author­ tana »br.-p and -kittle ranch. ities on to"xl hygiene that food leavetied with >t By acc.'dcnt a Hanover num xwnllowM a I* more wholesome than wheu raised by any priatoekAigaad then followed the -crittor" olhur method. Hs ust* I, therefore to be com­ with » dote of part* green. The bug died a mended. it is i;» be regretted that no other violent death, bat the kwallower ol bugv and baking powder, wires there arc m> many In the market, some of which will find their ‘way .1 nto use, 1* trev from al! o( these sabsiant The Ki aim fellow, with an eye to good things, ' blficlal analyst* asiurc ti*. however, ilnfl all eirallied tlie liafo of tlie Spry lumber <xvn;>!tny bept the Boyal eontaia either lime aud alum. at Knnlt Kte. Marie, and lugged off ihrw Tlie housekeeper who regard* the health of h'r gold watebee at;. I $ro in coin. 'Hw company loved one* should nut.only order the Boy al. but will ixmliinue ojn-ratiun* without tbuaidof make personal ezhnCnntlnn to be sure that no ■ !i<- .tni'Tican pro . i an Eng j red dved by the Maritol dltib. It I r.nL'laml in tho I ™ W a fine J. •....... For his monej’ is what every man desires. In the line of Um. --------------- ./ moral and physical, in the intoxicating” nmand lallmiiiinwivtiw.i.Au-__ ... *’ thl» continent. VALUE RECEIVED Protaocff tanning. of Bancroft, the >«-re- with the proper Utppbrc of sbekek Grand Rapid* wnuta to hoop b<_r»'lf up n circular notifying all engaged in the drug btuincu, tluil they muat,compiy with th.- law n^pecting the enijiloymont of reghiero.1 diatry, th.- clerk of Saginaw county offered a license without money nnd without pri-c to the girl who would larar> her mate l<y popping Elira Willett bluslilngly claimed tlie jiriae. Jcwepb Griffin having ronseutel to l*> her to feed tlu, Manton mill daily. It abv turnc out come 1.5,000 broum-luiLdkw per diem riatr million fret of maple and Wm k>« are worked up yearly. The monthlv pav-roU figure, up nlx.uufj,(xx) ’ itapidx citixen, to ■ hMtler. He wont to California, got marrtod. took m the mK|iU, rambled ore rid Mexn-o, come home, mmle a Imrimm trip to UoUmm. rnal returned to the Rapiito, all in•ide of thirty day* A little Michigan Centro girl, ft year, at. a*ps. wn* terribly burned by-tlie accidental | •pilling of Hiilj‘h(ir|c arid, and ..•anuot live. Her clothing woe entirely roi»t«ui-L The Lancing printer** rtriko to nt an end, •■me of ti«j ittrikfaig ctmipcdUjrs Laving reJ-umcd to work, while attorns eont'nue to run 1 tie Tribune, a morning )<apre retabliabed by them Mme week, ago. ■ Cromwell people have made curit a demand for new ^liring ,uiu that loaU tn(lor keep* eighteen handi humfting right along. The rtudentx of tbo state ngr.cuhural «*• teg" have all dripped for their bumro on ac­ count of th* appearance of ecarlet fever at that nhriue of learning. John Rocte. un Eiut Saginaw citizen who wandered uff to California aeventven yrare ago. bn, returned to the boaotu of hte family tu let rin know that he tou't dead, a* they hail long rupiKMil. Olivet college w to have a new library at a Cort of gSO.OUO' Flint to agitating the idea of a mammoth ervamury with a daily cajxu-ity of 1.000 pounds of butter. Although Flint didn’t m>- The Orphan asylum at Grand Rapid*, fur which the late John Clancy willed WKI.OUf), is likely tt> be n go. Il will c-mt $75.t*Mi when Ajmjdetnl ami be a credit to the *ecvnd city. A Hanover man i* the reputed owner of a freak in the «haj>" of a calf with a ilog's bead. Martin Davis, tbo Ow»l» nw> who tell isjfii n vat of boiling brine, didn't long «sOvivo toe blisturinx ’•th. Freight haudlerM at revernl Michigan lake jsute an- demanding P^ day of ten h . ura. Skillvl labor cornre high tbi» -urwon. J A-Laming church G>> have a boy chotr, beditked with robe*. “T want to bean angel" wifi^uuldkM be a favorite air. Port Huron to b»w a rai|it4to fiber fac­ tory the liuiklingM which wiU rover three ________ I TStav nr.. Ill ktfl brtl'k StlUClion to her industirn* A Tuscola count’ citiwm. of « dropairol tendency, ha" I*** relieved of a ton and a quarter "of •ujwflunu* water dunngthe past iven reara. alth mgb H requireJ IMteHjlmp to do tbo job He Mill api-eun. tv ton good fur •notlicr Miven-ycarn' aiegu liev J F Dickie, the ridret llrebytorian dregyman in Drirrit, in print of .-untmuom . ~.n American rcaiiietita in rari». »uu , A Cbcbovgan lumber firm tew already sdd Id (I0Q.IM) fret of lumber thia season nt good prio*. and still <>»• the mutensi on band with which to repeat the oporotkn. A flflv-righl inch raw went to pb«« in “ Morthvill. mill U» u‘h*r <U{*TT7^£1 ** band* narrowly carapn* «« U*u,,t d“*tb' , HmM-nt Fllnrt men b.v« «>,««> U. • AU.. A D.rHmrch I*™, T,,.™ be a comlmsUbli’ rombiaatorn. For aptiroiTbiting his «n|*»y'’* ororcotil. L . n.2 k.. IM|| riven n three. Tbu can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE MCCOY, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Trade: Parlor Sixits, Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in Couches, Stands. Willow Goods, A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No.,1 workman a specialty. HUFFMAN BROS. ----- SELL—- BUILDER’S HARDWARE havo mure of the good ’thing* of thin life, irevcrth-k-w, . For the killing of bi> wife ou the Grand Trunk trail, Henry A. Underltil) brought •uit agalmt that corporation'in tire sum of •10,(XX). init got toft, the case bring diKnitend from tire Fj-.t-m euunty circuit court. Fin- d-stroyed Ftoberis raw ami shiugleAnn will operate fifty tnllra of A JVtinky mill nt Coral, entailing a lot* <rf $5,0X1; in­ sured for •~.'.(«Xi. On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces ton misting school. te> Iwa iqtpoiuted i-tnte Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the'best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be jileassd to give estimates or quote prices. thorough [iractwal kuoulcdgn of geology und mimrainKy. STOVES ida wore kilieil iu the railway accident at Uflupis. Neb., While on a visit tu liu-it state. ■uffirit'ntguarantee of mature jud*uient,b*ve set rail on the wo matrimonial. A Northvilte chap lira tavn amusing him­ self by firing »tono* at [HiMring train*. Ono rnginwr aud several jMMaengrrt haw Imn Injured. ' A chap with n sore arm interarted the sym­ pathy of a Grand Rapid* Flruggist while n pal of the former matk- a ban! of L’>o worth of hard rafih from the merchant.'! Uli. Double dealing iMt't a rare thing nowadays. ' have Immu dtocoverrd on D. I‘. WhitmoreN farm near Mnwu, only thirty fret below tho ■urfaec. When forwrt* dUapjiear before the woodmaii'i ax MHucthing wmaliy comoi to tin? front iu> a good sulwlitute for fuel. A Gratiot county girl elope>l with her pa'« girl has any shomto wear in tteiulurc «l;c'U Although nhe'a a ifttle burg, Bloomingdale g^roudy offered to divide with him. is locate! in on excellent farming .-Juntry, ln dejoR b<, ocetdentally pulksl out a stolen and has •evMJ, c1— •« ------ ---------------------- .------- — mediate vicinity. _____________________ ______ _________ c. bonnlrth Flint people bnvc become »o aenwbaned to plate tho devious ways of n wicked world. loitering alxwt tec church <!oora at tho town ( y. h. Ferguxm. a Romo fa/iner, to the Sundays taking their gospel rarond-handos proud owner of a pair of yearling .calves it were, that they will hereafter !«• required w^h 8,010 pounds. Many n fine roart April in many Michigan towns, wems to have been a trill" premature. Most of nm have since wnwtled with a led enra of influ- FURNITURE! to pump water faster than a local opliunht can drink ik A Detroll mule had a tusdo with hydropboliia, but "kicked" in vain, ux the dtoesue wa, too much for it. This M mippn*<d to bo the Whoever will corral tho fire-bug that is supposed to have illuminated Traverse City om several occasions of late, and return him in a hraltfey condition to that burg, will be pnwntal n ra*h pune of F<W. The celery industry to increasing at Jack­ son. one grower alone planting thirty -right Tlie molting «now» revealed the ilrad body ( a num sum* fix or seven niibn fr-mi Man- 'January blizznrd. Ho ws* sj'fWcntiy aliout M years bf ago. and tbo laid)' had l*vu badly mutilated by wild teasta. ' toma D. j. Campau and ex-Mnjor Willuun G. Thompcon bad a violent H.-ht Nntnrday in a ruilEoad station in thi* city. Thompson beIngwiinjiirwi a, to be takrei tna xurgeon’a office m « ••arringo. Mra ThompiiHi, who to the broUirra-ln-law cnuwl Uw fight. AM eoocermid are rich ami socially prominent, YnutatMi. Mich., May 5.—William Black­ more nwi a friend ted a thrilling experience and on almost miracutea* orals’ tere Thurs­ day They wwv driving over a bridge witiiin tlie city limits when U*> hone irawmc frightened at a train pastetg helm* and tamped the K»»rd rail* of the tiridge. drag­ ging the liuggy after him. the wimte falling . ... ...__itnilwiuroh. Thn Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. New Purchases of ' DBY GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc. Just made at the closing out sale of the stock of Root* Strong & Co., of Detroit, by which 10 to 50 per cent, was Gained. I propose to divide the profit of the same with my imstomew. Now is your time to buy Prints at 3 to 7c. Lawns at 3 to 10c. And everything at way-down prices. I an selling off Clothing at any price, and Boots and Shoe* at Big Bargains for you. Ladies’ fine shoes a specialty. LUNN:BROS THE TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suiV • able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD. train had just cleared that ported of trad;, । Qua|jty of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. and. although riw b'Vgy 1 into । qtUntrra, Uw tuomen were uninjured. Tbo L.—_ ..I.., miissi .. Qgjj early while OUT Stock 18 ' RKSPKCTFULLY, tto^wnraon county turner firm �MX! re<u.a,' AUUWT 14. 1BTP. EDITORIAL NOTES. Like a nraahrooui in the night time. the .I u» m o,d j •» It thru had principles fur whichurt ,Uch ,u tad,,, ^d “How- lu doted. li doM TWd Ido n-|»rt <* people of ail shades of opinlwj, imrause It respected Iteelf and latems I for the ■uccrss of Ito own oisUncUre principles. Soon, however, treacherous leaders got pweM-sJou Of the part) organization, and to •drance their own .elfab intern*, pro­ posed a fusion with the dewarraey |u thi. staie-a fiarty whom: principle, an. |0 every maimer opj.^rd to the tenete of the rn*»»l*ck part). Fuslou was consutu-' makr.1 tuMshlgaf, in lsw. «iace Mhl(.h time Che greeHtack jwrtj has st radii) dre eilnrel |„ thK for *mTW,drml I'riueiple. and had bden n party to base poUtieal isrmtitutkm No grrei.backer could re•Poet himself and vote a fusion ticket, when he understood what fusion reaff. ■trons-a surrender of principle, tur Ute •ake of gratifying the greed for office of . few leader*. Tb. dl.n,w tb, !, M SrX.l,b I. »„w , republtau,. But . mtor ctewv la, h^te P«t>. M»«» W. FteM, -boa,, tata.Syrf ,ta Uk, fur past two years, now announces that be 1. do“; *,u' ,bp l*rt) * and Will vote th.* rv ta itaTn^ta h,*nl"'^i”’P“Ui»ta! I» U» Dtttal, Trib,,,,.. Mt. „y>. II l> tartaip. btalte, tor ' by the labor party. no available man and consequently i-upjwrted Mr. Breen, amt then claim a **dnnerratic victory" for having reduced th* re­ publican majorities in the district. This la an insult to gmmbarkeni and they have swallowed all of It they Intend to. Again, aa to kicking up the jropto'* money in the treasury vaults. The demo­ cratic party continue to ki-ep the key turn­ ed on it and. wi>nw* still, have loaned out to the ttanks altout dxty-ooe million dol­ lars without interest Ikm. M. IMcklnsou l^epeatediy urged but they were POWDER Absolutely Pure i*rrhaiM you may charge me. as you have , lieu. lune*. with try Ing to aid the reinxbIlcan |wrty. I ,-icre|it the challenge la-fore It ia made, a* it is hardly possible that the union lateir party ran carry the state this fall, although It will surprise both the old unary ainu>. w . aww... —» — Itortlea If It Is wise enough to discard your •tlh UM> multitude Of IO* tret, short advice, while for a M-iecthm it would much rather sec tin- republicans win for the ort!MK reasons above stated. Hou! There'll lie erape on the dour in Nuvemlier. State Michigan. County e< Barn-m. Notice is hereby »l»rti. that tv virtue of aorit! o! Bert facta* Imum! out ol the Circuit Court tvr Thia we clip from the Detroit Tribune, j tbo County of Barry, state of Michigan, to me i .—.In.! th* ...hkU allll It is part of an Interview with Major An-! derson, the noted railroad solicitor, who, although a democrat is nut so much a one but that he can say just and true things of republican friends. - “How la the congressional boom of Judge Smith of Hastings getting onT “Guest* he'll l>e nominated. I understand O'Donnell won't run again, and Barry is certainly entitled to representation. 1 am probably acquainted with more represent*- j five men in Michigan than anybody in the j state, and 1 want to say that there .isn’t1 among them all a finer, better more honor­ able man titan Clem’ Smith, of Hastings. The old Thlri: couldn’t find a better man than Clem' to send to congrean." vention ever held In the county declared It i, „„ ladiiri'™'™ as the sense of the convention tliat Barry’ county, by the usage of the party In the district, was entitled to liana* the congres­ sional candidate, and lion. Clement Smith XXV,”,;““ “•)» p-"«' was the unanimous choice of that cuuVmIn-rpluailtabt hl. taito,, u, llou. The delegates to the congrewtioual Franklin Warner. 1 did on the Bru day of May. A. D. IM*, levy upon and lake all tbe right title and Intereat of raid M-wm Nhwongcr and Franklin Warner In and to the Mtowtng de­ scribed piece of land t.ew it :Ali tiiatdertaln piece COMBINATION PLOW Reversihle and Self-Sharpening Shan- and Point. Saves 50 per cent in repairs ’ A -full btock of HARDWARE always ?n hand. Mlcblnn. known ami drwrlte-d s- Mtoas to­ wn : The w»« half of tlie uortb nest quarter of ■eeUau twrntvreighl (38) la Unvn four (4). north range seveti (Ti » v»t, contalauw rlgiiiy acres of land more nr l««. all of which I »hall expow for BAKER HHKrNEH.HlrertB of Barer Co Mleb. By PH1LD t HUH DOM. Voder Sheriff. SMITH & OOLOROVg. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Notice I* irerebv gl*rt>, that b> sn order of the Probate Court for the County of Rarer , made on tbe totb day of April. A. D, tew. six months from that date were allowed for rred I tors to pre­ sent their clalmi against tbe «*tale of fUnmrl King, tele of said cmmty. deceased, amt that ad credhorn ot uld direea-red are required to pre wnt their claim* tn *ald Probate Court, al the Prohat* office, tn tbe City of IlaaUng*. for exam- convention, yet to is-callcd, were instruct­ lull'd April •«„ uwncte ed to use all honorable means to secure his WM. w. COl.K. Jitdar of Probate. ,h. „pab’ nomination. “J-“vtadrua, <M In the matter of the estate of William S. Bea ’Hte most exciting acene; ever witnessed dte. deceased. l»wrr. »p,Ttall, •Notice )« hereby given tliat 1 shall tell al pub­ occurred In the U. 8. Senate when Ingalls, lie ntwlloti In Hi, hi.!.., >.1.1.1-. —. »»««, Idtarvl.. «,|tt lb,. Trttame of Kansas, was paying his respects tn Sen­ ator Voorhees, of Indiana. Tlie Kansu reporter: senator showed up to the gaze of the world cen*<- and authority grant the war record of tits Waboah senator, day of May. A. 1).. MM. bi Barry Ootmlt. Michigan, i estate, right, who was In active sympathy with the con­ UUe and Interest of the u wd ol. In and r tn Ike Cuud federacy. Voorhees could not keep still ngan. known under the furious lashing he received from . frart tanat half his colleague. and used soich epithets as (nfrtHiotarctiontweut)-fl»e (s) in township butnber three (3). north of range number eight ••liar" etc. In other words he .disgraced west amwd nv in l himself and his statu. said land. fraud May Mb, A. The last Issue of the Barry County Dem­ LOYAL K. K With tbe will annexi 'lllUm'u. ocrat denounces Dr. McNabb/ the green­ Beadle, tea—ag. back leodea, who has lately Joined the re­ publicans tut a “tloppcr." We think Broth­ er Johnson ought to have his seat in Ute Xo- ■,n --11 *01 -Mpk wtai'.ta-u1?"''!1' p“‘ 'P b'-talbaUita f««n- deveJoj^nJ, ^ ^- "WaJl S3mb t£It££^u.,p‘,on that ly the tariff will be Morrill • Company’s FOR YOUR G. A. R. SUITS They will not fade, and you can buy them for Less Money than anywhere else. We keep the Buttons and Hats also TICKET FREE to .SELLS’ BROS. CIRCUS. give a ticket to the circus with every Jive dof/ar sa/e democratic party warmed Just a little bit before he talks about “rtojipera,’" and Editon Bum WlghUnau comes under the same head. Like Dr. McNabb, be was a green­ backer until he flopped, only Ruas flop]**! Imck into Uie democratic camp. Tliat is the only difference. .Sumc oue ought Co provide the Democrat and Journal editor* with stuffed clulw, and let ’em fight It out If It takes all summer. ■ April. A. D.. l«T3. in liber three of mortgages “U Page X ou which mortgage fberr I.eUlSwi to fadue al the date of HU. * ,u“e the -XTnine hundred and thlrtv-oar dollar* and tiilrty- Even reduction <rf our tariff* lia* been —wherever I muiH X«Crtr^ *cbool hou»e I followed by g decrease of donHe tic produe•uppm »r u, SSd^;.“ I wages of labor. No exception to this in­ I variable relation of cause to effect can be found In the history of the United States. Dead sure 1a It that If Mr. Mill's tariff re­ duction bill liecomre law. the English. Bel­ wn WHO the democrats. Genre., ugian. German and French manufacturer* “™~> to announce thatl-to. Im- will,. ‘ will take off from Uh* prices of the good* they send hrre Just Uh- amount of our tariff reductions. tetad. „„„„ On vdu. workingmen, then will fall the eraaMng weight << tire president's first step »»lowr .Uta, “?" te “X" toward* free trade. For our manufactur- One Price Clothiers o..um owbSw. rtaSa" .sa .rYKti"Ti,e- ttm liu SSiXSKS.“• H*25 «*F rirt « o( Un. m,w.r o| u«Ta IuT,.?LBb{,‘,"*■!’,u,e day at Aug ** ,nml door of the court iwate m tlie k2n» }*“">'‘ ouotv. Mlehlga.i, (tbit rv?!!lJre ?‘ViTllrr''.,br c,rri:,t conrt fnr Rar- U-- ri-vuli ptata,, ln ,b„ aiuouui uuv uu u pm . ( clUrrelu, theprewBi'irtgajrt b» all ths* >'< Un? dtarte m tv-ioo acre. ol tracts: Ilcaac direct our attention to one single Instance wherein this democratic adminlatration has nhown the slightest dlsporition to advance Uie Interest* of tbe people by advocating Um- adoption of any of those things which you and the greenback partv claimed to be Just and right! Gnn-r Uerelaod. even before hk inauguration, squaraly placed hte No. U boat on evary one of them, and the democratic party. uj>oti all oceaakma. since they took cotitrol youpaupen. and tramps in America. Wliat arc you The largest and most complete Hue of Builders Hardware In two counties, if you are going * build, it will . j’laiti and Bat iwd ' WIRE pay you to mc tit and gw our pdcra. STOVES OF their ratabllahmtmta open, they will be compelled, however much Uiey may hate ' to do It. Co reduce your wages Co the level of the wages paid by Uieir competitor* In Rugland. Belgium. France and Germanv. The}’ will be obliged to do this or be bankrapt. You know the difference in the wages imld to skilled industry In America and In Europe. It to killing. The diflerence is one-half. yea. often mon- than onehalf. BroUtera iu Um* abopa and fartuefaM. the final result of every free trade measure, if permitted to ripen, will be to transfer you Mich. Hast i lltulCTl to recover the ruotwy* M-cqred «>.,**1<I Zoiraiztok H«fan And still the cry goes up; What has be­ come of Cleveland's civil service reform policy? things he rays we cull the following ex­ ***',~>’ ^O'VST'ET<S bidder, at Ure north front door of the Court Uou«e in the Qty of (laotlngi. County of Barry. State of Mlehlgaa. that befog tbe flare of bold T" bl. det.n>,tau„„ ita^mT: "»I »c. JIS ^AKlHC Die detnerrau are concerned. but green-1 Iwkwt will not recognize hia authority. He concludes as follows: Barry county has unequivocally express­ ed herself. on the exmgtvMtonal matter. By a rising tote, the largest delegate con­ —ttad««lnst WE HAVE Every uescription. Goodyear Bros. We ”1! ita, i-JEWEL-: Hardware SlmuHupL A CARLOAD -NAILSBought before the rl* in In prior*. GRAND RASIM HORD. Holston friesianS See our Gaoliie S18TK, Goodyear Bros. Builder* l*ar should tills Diet In mimi. s~n» Ita. Itakta. --------------- —----- ■ A •srBiNG-'ixxrj-ji Harrows and Cultivators. Then* will t* Bisserl'b Combination • low has no equal. ••NO FLIES 0* vnl" U you buj your SCREEN DOORS • OK US- �--,uwi Wrfn~lV. M»y »■ !««■ _______ WHEN THE----------- ' Grim - Monster, “PREJUDICE” this'mind-dettroylag creature ««• '1A)SUS his SWAY, tie object of which will tar the raising of funds for t|ie graduating nxerdses * James celmu, b., aayt. hl* read will socm announce ex­ cursion rates to parties of 10 and upwante to points along that line. P BnW, All amranta dur the A. Rower shoe »* aettied st once ax the matter clcJjTnn !,U K,w" closed up in the probate m-urt very soon. ThtSXr" Cl™*' l*n l» Those desiring to consult Dr I a Buhman, tbrrspedajirt, will ffiid’hlm It ' tffi'uuaUtles and the lowest prices. ilfU See Us! (■ ("• owcr’w gladden your heart* Astounding, Astonishing Bargains. .i. it. mu! that b why woaak 4 - Haxtingx Mich. J“‘“» WrtntJf0"1'' Engineer Parker Merrill of the L. A H. R. R. was m the vjfy yesterday. His movements, while l^re indicated that something was “about to be dhr with that railroad. R-PW- ^Tn"d.““,1,■M — |» u» H»e suit of W. H. Goodyear vs. By. ixckinsmi growing out uf tin- contract for Mlc of Dickinson a place, on Jefferson m lu. brrn MH, Mr. Hu- building. * Nevins'. Buy school books at Fred Heath's drug store. * Buy prepared drug xtorc. book* at Fred 1 . paints nt Dr. Lathron’a L‘;X; .'W,e * “ "* You call get children’s wigwam *»ppere at J. (.. Runyan'a. A splemlid line of ladhw* fine xhoea at Runyan’s xlioe tdore. Potnt.xK $i.«jo j>er llntus A- VanAnnan'x. u' John Busby suffered a strode <>f paraly­ sis.Monday on one side of hi* fare. He la ' able to tie atemt the streets, but has no control over the portion of hl- fun- that Ims been psrhlyniL Xb%.ta" '“■* i“'1’ '• Those fine water sete yuu have tMitim! in Dunning A Rogers’ show window* un­ being sold at bargain prices. They are the .very nobbiest patterns in the market ..J1'?' S' R- Crosby, and you Will always l>e satisfied if vou buy » a* In town Monday. * -rt. ' J Grand Rapldx buota and fbix-x for'xale by J. <;. Runyan. bmdu*! at Smith, Houw to rent. Enquire’of Mrx. Julia Kelley or c. F. Bnx.kx. Einpioytncni . 1/ CAL NEWS. nl ' We also keep on band the Champion Twine Binder, Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best * makes. CALL AND SEE US. J. M ROGERS. Cail at J. (1. Runyan'x and examine hlx men's fine sbws $nd get prices. Water white ami red wad oil 10c per gallon ut Smith,-Hams A VaiiAnujin's. of Cannonsburg. Wanted, ok! gold and silver at John Burner's jewelry store. Highest price paid. Judging from appearances there wfll 'Wt,n« W,,rtdM mon be some new sidewalk along the State Tbe Hasting* Engine <k Iron works have i rainevllb- this week. street front of the court yanl. a full stock of pi|n-.s. fittings, hydrants. Hike Kenfield now welcoimw tbe guests Immv and all kinds of cocks nnd nozzles ft/1 Parker Merrill, formerly engineer of the at tbe Hastings house. L. and H. has been aeeurod by tte- C. K. .wl,,,wl!o»» mui with \ . — ... .. _. .------ ' — ............... '--..MU-..Ln. •t... k ..f ««riy Ohio, early H»~». *• tl»«* CaB „„ and tlldl -- city water ------- - works. — u get Hicir C. D. Beebe saw Booth and Barret at A S. to sulteit aid for their rood. price*. . Kalamazoo Wednesday. Y'ou will make no mistake if you buy ■^¥.. O. Hyde will go right on doing.his Pn-sldvnt Bush, of the C. K. A S. ft. R. tlie Detroit While Ia-iuI Works Liquid duty aa Deputy game warden although was In the city yesterday. paints at Dr. larthrop’x drug store. some one did steal a coffin the Mor­ Car load uf Beauty of Hebron and Rcue Frank Wood, of Big Rapids, spent Sun­ gan depot recently and place the coffin potatoes just received at Smith, Hams A containing a written warning on Mr. day with his parents here. VanAnnan’x. will be sold at $1.20 per Hyde's door-step. Mm. F. H. Barlow visited in Grand bushel. i’ :«l peas at Beamer's. i , Bear this In mind. Tbe estate of the Rapid* Friday and Saturday. Farmers, take your produce to HougbW . A. Wright, of Allegan, Is hi the citv talin A Llchty, who will pay you the y}>; -• ;.l for sale nt Dunning lab- Augustus Rower will usm be probated. Before that can be done. It Is utoolutclp on a brief visit with friends. highest market prin;. it will pay you tq nrcowin/that all accounts due the late ’Z7‘ • W- Jours, of Grand Rapids, was in - re-palnted his house Mr. Rower, or the A. Rower ahoe star/ tlie city Monday on business. Person* in want of wxtdies. jewelry, j shall br paid at onerist-n appointed t«»sl j Tlie common ci.nncil ou Friday evening _ F.U™u*'i' "l N"hvn,e- n»de a busl- silverware, etc., will save money to call on luecuuiiiion ci.unciiontmnulwra Friday evening n.*« trip tn.,i... T John Bessuwr. He has tlie largest stock I1 Upj-'inted the folluwlug uf the to this city Monday. | nVlVHlIntlMt fX*. ...•! Iu Barry Co. l.w, »..rk M1 ' I U ... „ 1 .if I..... • I.* It lUri'.,i ■» ’.. I* 'I* . I I. ■ Nashville »• 1*. -T. Colgrove vlsltrd und We are pleased to note that D. B. A Inger and 3d wards;-J. M. Bentley. 1st nnd 4th Ihdtosi yesterday on business. was nselectvsl a member of the republican^ wants. The sujicrvwni and city attorney 1 W. IL Cook vfaited his friends in Grand ।slate central committee. Right ttutn in HaMltt. |s«m idjibe netted the are the other meinlierx. ’ Rapid* Saturday and Sunday. the right place. u: !>! in ApylL • May gilih Is the date of final set^Jemmit /O’. B- Barlow, of Coldwater, was in the GlasHwarc at and below cost at Withry’s Ru j^hmair will .be tit the Hastings in the Rower eatate. All thore jmrties in­ bazar. We are going to close out <«ur en­ debted to the late A. Rower must pesltlvetire stock of glassware, ami will make very ly M-ttlr their accounts before that date. R. T. French and wife, of Middleville, 11. ar ( i that Dr. Baughman will he low prices on them. Bear, this in mind and call at the Rower visited at M. E. Nevins' Sunday. • 1114 H ■ Fritfay. Zx shoe store and square up your account. The second game between the find and Ed. Matthews, a former Hastings boy, iiaj . ir MiRiH.-ecd at Dunning A L< —. ,, .... High school nines took place at tbe fair ri' .-? . x!ra ipiaiitv. Z The city has paid Mrs. Collins S3QO In spent Sunday here visiting friends. grounds yesterday, and was won by the -j-t t lenient of of her tier claim fnr ilxriHive. for f/vr In t„_­ settlement for damage* W. S. Nelson and family are expected first nine, score 13 to 2. l; I- i.pttid that circuit court thfa juries caused by falling on a defective here this week on a visit to friends. term wl‘i: j-i not more than one week. sidewalk last summer. Under a recent Organs! Organs! My organ room is near­ • •ret-t. street wax the -tamping ground decision of the supreme cohrt, the city can . / Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt visited Grand Rapids ly finished. Any person Intending to buy probably collect the $300 from the proprrt/ Thursday to hear Booth and Barret. an organ will save money to call and ex­ <>f a jurty of sen-hader* Thursday night amine my stock. ’Johs Bkcmimkk, Jeweler. owner. C, E. Baxter, of the Charlotte Rcpubli-: favlvi H"'v Ikiu.m— and a new church Our Nashville readers will lie pained to Died. Tuesday. May L in Baltimore, can, was a caller rt this office Monday. mk- in pn*ev»- of erection In the 3d ward. team uf the death last week at her home Mary Ann Bishop, aged 87 years. The Mrs. Arnold Det*olt, of Nashville, visit­ in California of Ida May Martin, formerly Iht G. A. R. will give p party Thursday deceased had been a sufferer from disease ed friends jjere Wednesday and Thursday. Ida M. Ralston. Disease, quick conmimp••v- nitiir, -May K, at Union hall. Bill 50 for many years. She hail been a resident of this county for 13 years, coming here /P. T. Colgtove and wife visited Grand from Ontario, N. Y. Tbe funeral occurred' R^tids Thursday to hear Booth A Barret. ', ' Tin- collar and elbow wrestling match -•' • .>kin ' ulieellothi will be taken Thursday. . ‘up lathe M. E. church one week from Chas. Lunn and Jay McGuire- heart![ Saturday night between NUy Diamond, of Look out for a man that calls and wants Booth * Barrett Thursday night at GrandI this city, and one Stewart from Grand Rapids, was closely contested and exciting Raplda. I’i lx tin- numlxT uf High to sell you groceries at wholesale. The throughout It was won by Diamond who _y for Grand Rapids1 gained three fails out of five, tbe wager of nub- this year, if nothing game is to offer the goods at Very low / John Rock left Friday prices, gel an order and ask the buyer to to accept a position as night nl clerk in lire’ S25 and the gate money. Eugene Jordan, call at the nearest depot for the good*‘ Eagle hotel. referee, and AL Keith and John Cole, which will Im- shipped by. freight. The ' Mrs. J. Kurtz returned Friday with her judges. y lx held Friday evm- order next turns up as a m<e. slater Mrs. T. Peacock to tlie latter’.- home <The following are the members of the Fanners of Barry county rcmcmlxT tliat। in Big Rapids. / graduating elaM »»f the High school: Kit­ and David llcimett have i the Hastings Engine A Iron works keep Miss Delight Wolf, now st her sister's tie Beadle. Helen Prichard. Francis Allardnee-.. Both places urc in ■ plow poiutn and other repulrs for IpO dlf• ferent kimls uf plows. Patronize them. home in Howard City, is very sick and not Ing. Mae TomlinM.il. Lillie Wardell, Mac Fuller. Barry Wellman. Will Crab, Clayex)>ected to live. • •- r - 5,-h.i ....... ,.u They will treat you fair and litieral. Bring tnn Willison, W. B. Matthews. Clarence . m"k'' Mr. Peacock and wife, of Big Rapid-, . t. 11 1 price allowed for all kinds of Iron. Young, Clarence Barter. Chan. Mug. Wal­ visited the families of John Cole and John ter Lampman. U>u Huffman, Ben Lee, Ed­ ! Fanners yoii have realiw-d for some Kurtz last week. die Bottom, Lottie Goodyear. Clarence will be nt Nobles’ ) .1. M. Ilewcs ami wife were In Middle­ Lathrop. !t«m Thursday ofjiext I time tliat Houghtalin A Llchty have paid the highest market price for your butter, ville yesterday. Mr. Hcwes attended the A team of homes werp left standing un­ «-ggs and other produce. This they pro- Masonic meeting there. hitched Thursday near the Hastings > B-tughuMH will lie at the Hast­ jxise to keep right on doing, making it o( -> 1 relay of this week, and regu- special interest for farmere. to buy their Z'MUB Dora Kennedy, who tas been Engine and Iron Works. They promptly teaching school In Illinois, is now at home took advantage of the circumstance and a groceries, dry goods. Imjo<» nnd Atux-s at enjoying the summer vacation. good lively runaway soon developed. their store. W. S. Stuart, of Grand Rapids. has licen After passing around several blocks they '■ April t!'. John McFarland Mrs. Olle 8. Count,. wh<> has btam hav­ appointed prosecuting attorney of Kent appeared charging cast along State street. .‘1 - t.eorgin Qver, ixjth of Hope. ing l»er home at J- W. Hendorshott’s, of county, vice Samuel D. Clay, bounced. Will McIntosh's dray .received a tad shock by one of tho horses running agnlnst it but Buj| 4l»c d. the North Fuirlleld plow, Irving, has Just left to take, charge of a Dr. and Mm. Iziwry visited Middleville, soon after the team wax stopped by Merrill school at Harris Creei. Kent Co. The Uo'i । z i; the Keystone. jieople of Harrh Creek are fortunate in yoteiday. Tire doctor attended the ma­ Ktedge who gra»i>ed the lines that ware F. IL Bahluw A Co. ( procuring tlie service of Mrs. Count ox she sonic school of Instruction there last even­ dragging on the ground. t!i' : -p'.;b!i-m> district convention at is a first class teacher, and has tlie Iwat of ing. 0. P. McQueen, of this city, was found -la- x-t-ii Mm dqy. W. H. Powers was made recommendations. —• . Mrs. ('arson, and the Misses Anna Bese- near the Union depot, Grand Rapids, —< n 'j.n <.f the congressional committee. mer, B<’lle Spaulding ami Minnie Ue went Thursday morning In a badly demoralized On Thtinday Frank Brooks, of W<xsito Grand Rapids Thursday to hear Booth condition, blood on his clothes nnd several Hl. Ruler tripHxi on the sidewalk In land. was xrrwted on r diargr of sedue’unit id Rix k'-!>U:-k*mlth shop Tuesday •tlon. Marslial Van Nbcker. of Nashville, A Barrett. gashes In his face. He claimed to have 'uitlit luitl fi ll cutting his chin quite severedid tbe arresting but allowed his man to , P. A. Sheldon. Col. H. IL GUL D. R. been knocked down, beaten and robbed by go into C. S. 1‘almcrtnn's mill at I' <mmK Cook ami C. S. Brown attended, as dele­ strangers about 13)0 o'clock that morning, listing ju« added material to our office land for the purpose of'arranglng for ball. gates, Ute state convention at Grand Rap­ but the police. Judging from the appear­ ance of an emtankment near where he was ■re’ii.r ImcdhsUotdollart. we need the Brooks jiaJised through the mill. Ut <«*t ids yesterday. found, think McQueen mnrt have fallen y dmon subscription account and fa still at large. Rev. I). B. Oviatt mid daughter. Mrs. down the embankment. He was taken to Rev. Haines, of Kalamazoo, will deliver Fred Busby and F. A. Clarke •Hewted a St. Mark's home and cared for. Flit-, ••iircy .s" are H recently organized a lecture at Clio Baptist church next Mon­ Sunday school convention held at Hickory Clement Cridler and Bert Blanchard, inll club at Charlotte. They are real day evening. Subject. ’'Machinery. < «"ka Comers Friday. two tin peddlers, were arrested at Plain­ 4inl.,u« u. mop the earth with a 'Hastings ' nnd Men." Tl>e lecturer cornea highly , ■ w. it. r®’’®*®' -• *• ■■■ , - .. . well Sunday, by Sheriff Shriner. charged recommended and an Interesting lecture Arman, Clement Smltti and M. U Cook with stealing a pair of boots Friday night Hir mail route from Cloverdale to may be expected. Admission 46 cents. attended tlie district republican convention from Warren Foreman, of Rutland. ’ roar Cni'k lias been discontinued. Cedar The lecture la delivered under tlie auspices at Jackson Monday. They were brought lieforc Justice Ken‘.rerk rcrelves its mall direct from this ofifi'e Baptist literary society. 'aston Monday morning, waived a Jury and 4. J. Bowne. wife and son Burdette ar­ I«IBL . /There will be an cxcuralon from this, rived In thia city yesterday’p. nx. They upon- being tried Blanchard was found '••not guilty*’ and Cridler was convicted of •'( Ih*'roinn il meeting Friday evening city to Kalamazoo, over the C.K. * »• «- were arcompanhsl by Mrs. Bownea slater. the theft. The latter was fined LJ or SO Mrs. C. C. Wolcott . *• B". |. was elected water commlx- R. Friday of thia , days in the county jail. He is at present '■ni’T vite John Hessmer, whose term has round trip one dollar. Train will leave C.1L Van Arman went to Grand Rapids , 'a guest of the Sheriff. The men were in this city at 7:30, and will be held in Kala­ Thursday, and in company with Mra. Van •tpiirtf. mazoo fate enough tn the evimlng to allow Arman. whtTwa* there visiting friends, th'- employ of an Eaton Rapids merchant. A |i«i:y ,.f irieudx called at the 'home of excurakmlsta to witnew the ball game txlistened to Booth A Barret. *in (lie strand ward. Satur- twten the Canton and Kalamazoo ci Uba. ■A. D. Maynard and wife arc in Ver-'' ;M*y 18th. Pn^ram. ‘U.- • vi.tihn: and helped him celebrate his Singing 1st ami 3<l verses of Scatter birthday. : j ' The following officera of HosUngs Seeds of KtndnwM. We »n just quivering with vxcIteinXit 1. O. G. T. werelnMallml Wedn«i*}> eral of un uncle of Mr. Maynard.' Jesse Roll Call—Quotations from German 1-venlng: C. T..*Mrx. JamtmHallett; A. T., I’alterson, who died yesterday. ■"" If that -dastardly .conspiracy" don't Xatt!?Gook;P.C.T..;Mnu Olive Ougure authors. , „ ... Mrn. W. J. Holloway . Mrs. D. G. Robin­ *'“•1' rulin' pretty soon it will be a warm ter. R. 8.. H- J. Frakffr: \-S., Mra. &tk Classic German .cottrae in hngitah, son, Mrs. E. IL Utlirop mid Mra. J- G chapter 10—Questions by Mrs. A. H. •tty fig Mime une; . Itogrra: F. May Rifh: _ . _ Wc [uve a number of city iota that we lew; Chap.. Mrs. II- I?Kimppet>. M., Leun Andrus attended the Bootli-lfcirrctt enter­ Johnson. tainment at Kalnmarxx'. Wednesday. Reading. “The l>eath, of scldllor', wt" -H on ■•oiitract, inakir.g the terms VanVeisor; D. M. Edna Evans; G-. I>r. W. II. Snyder, S. E. HiUIIp*. J- J- Bryant—Mra. C. Smith. Apply nt the offices of Smith A Harns. Nervous system. Mucatim and Sleep, ' olmn.. or w. p. sidnam. Down*. J. L. < rnwtey. M. W. Riker and■ the Ctrautauquan—QucMiun* by Dr. Ou WHn~4<! X"' W H Frost took In the masonic sc1hm>. of llic Michigan Central now noils tickets Tiinme.nnan. inMRKtkm St Mi.'dhwllte last evening. Bicycling and Tolling, the ChauUo' - < liitaim Jnar. |>uinU on tlie (.rand Kap- reptlou Mi. .~1 Mf- Jb_ ,1. Tnir quan — Questions by MI m Nimo. ,<N 'tA.-u.n ,1M.r the C. K... A 8. K. 1L HMM.-noe «<f Phillip Dunlmr. vnrr Mixa Fannie Mixer, who is now engaged Literature uf ttw far East the ChautauI be f.nt ticket wa* sold Munday. enjoying themm lvra to the utmost and paruimuu-r in Mrs. M. K» taki a bountiful n • quail—Qu^-tioiis b> Mr. Slduarn. " iliian, x. and Mig„ y, department of Jxicmn* * Co.a atote, M»Critic—Mra. C. H. VauAnuaD. leaving behind mwiy “ <• “ » ’ *^ ’ 7, ** dtevUte. apeat Sunday In thia city with her■ Jtiiels. of llaxtiiqp, township, were unlt--d ‘ “ prosperity, ” also about 859 worth of Closing song. ■!> inarrtage by Bev. G. D. laxt, al Ute M. parent*. r- parsonage. Wcdnewlay. May 3. fnl preeenle. -i >< n. JYnuanmt IN THE WORLD. if you will call at our warehouse. first door north of Bentley Brea. & Wil­ kins' office, Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to you the above picnic Saturday in “• m «- ' I' BEST ROAD SCRAPER named unrivaled machine. ••bunts'’ had a -Headquarter* for Hcath’ii. «- » l£.I« AMERICAN CHAMPION, ——------------------- ----- — ------------------------ --- —-_____________ “ ’“«»« Black Silk warp Henriettas at the'Haxtlnga house Friday of thfa week n'uie*""11 t'ri<lay t,l(T«-after. until further Mrs.kR. Billingjitey’tt well known and highly -respected woman living in North Irving, died Thursday. Tbe funeral wa* lira! Sunday and wan amended by a l»nrr mneourae of friends. BEAMER'S , T “• <*rnahau, tn well amt favorleft Friday for Man- B,lly k,n'w« bi- our citizens, has resigned of lhr ,’n*b-vt«bu' church iu St r' ,M‘nn- «nd accepted a similar po»L -»a wlfc vHM R.PM, {Jon with the Find Presbyterian church nt St PauL Mr. Carnahan ami wife will re move to SL Paul about June 1st Their many friends here will wish them abun­ dant. success in their new field. M OPPORIW Call at SpiBgenacher & VuValksnburgh’s Furniture fiDporM And examine tbrfr new pieces of uphol­ stered goods. Ttny have all the Latest Styles Teles, Divans, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Couches, Patent Rockers and Corner Chairs; also a now Invoice of Chamber Suite In the walnut, cherry, antique oak, mahogany and rauural finish. Don’t let this opportunity go by without taking adr vantage of it. Goodyear : & : Barnes Have just received from New York the most complete stock in their Dr® Goods and Trimniiiif to show to the public. That they have In Dress Goods ----- Wa have all the—k Latest Novelties & Shades. And are Agents for the Celebrated Jamestown Worsted Mill Of Jamestown, N. Y. Of these make we keep a full line. We ask your special attention. They are guaranteed to be the very best goods in the market for the money they cost. The factory Stands Behind These Goods. In Trimmings We Have Everything You Could Wish For. Come and See for Yourselves. Goodyear Barnes. �I PITH ANO PONT SAVED BY A PORCUPINE. RIGHT HEREJN MICHIGAN. OF POLITICS. Below will be found a sample of the multitude of letter- of encouragement pure. Tills is almost InMraars. H. H. Warner A Co., of Rochester. the adultenuit Is cue 1. Mills.—Lowell atix«. N. Y., dally rerelvc. The subjoined un­ o health. 'For instance. 1 mtmuf«<i?^"ar\im2«. Atam“wLl'ule ; Buxinraa wtil continue to suffer antU solicited twttmontals are from your friends and neighbor*, ladies and gw t tiemen you Baking Powdera not only fall tn Inform the tbn MiU» wu l» 6,111 public of thr real i-lmrarter of their goods. Cleveland* reduction defeated —Hoches know and cstceoi for their honor and straightforwardness, nnd who would *corn but carefully wmcrat the fact that tlwy are tor Democrat and Chroiuck' to be a party to any deception. What has ~ — — - —- — >■ -- । Township and municipal elections In been dour for others can be done for you, Of threte manufacturers also claim that their ' i Indiana show Republican gains in fact nnd It Is folly, nay suicidal, to longer suf­ artirh-.- are alwolutely purr. No conaum-' fer when the uH-aiu* of recovery He ttt Jwor er will Im? Aainionix or Aluin Baking , • ,, , .■ , r, r. Powders knowingly, for it is well under-;dlpoc,itm uot At all1, •’10 tb® very door: “ , » UCTBorr. Mkb.. Dec. ,1Mb. '"^r^ver*! stood that they are detrimental to health, moeracy. Minneapolta Tribune. vrar* aco I took it coarse of treatment tor ca­ The sale of Auunoula and Alum Baking I The simple and solo objection to tho ad tarrh. I followed liredirrctkMof my ehysfcta0* Powder* a.* pure and. whidraome article*. [ mtaaion of Dakota aa a state is that It but received no bere llt- 1 wa* convinced that I iCriU|lM?1 h . . .1 i [would probably gu Republican at tbo needed eoartitutional treat meat. I a-wd * ««r tier'* Sale Cure,*’ and louu a weight •( 13-- lb* Tta uulT.ln. h.... rmoflj l-n aubon,l .taetta,.-Pn,,kl«<. JuorMl rllinbed un to iso.' I have wrameuaec t. to active in tin- piirsnit of three diahimrat artrieudi nnd member* ot my faraily>ad they bare tich-v The Baking Ihiwdcrt of several , The New York Evening Post. Mug­ derived beneficial rreults. haw t»rrn carefully and critically . wump. seems to think that this Is a good examined. Tlie officials an*\urpriMd at titae to keep standing in -its columns the large amount of Ammunlta Lime and President Cleveland’s various declarations Alma goods found ; ggotart the political activity of offleoIt b a sunteslhr fart that Dr. I’iuck’h holder* So it Ln. for It affouds nn Interear* ago I suffered from a,kiwi ing paln.vro" CIU.U. IIAKU.. nAmtolA. f..»»L „tl „pt,,M, >y back., togettrer «nb a wrakniM* ot the blad­ der. My tacitly pbyMctati doctored ins for two men’ (*lM-m;-;>, aiul eminent fond analysts, । Pr’,nu’Y' wuu O1B l"-n *~bluu months without helpleg me a bit. I hranl ot toeontain nrlllwr Aninionix Liun-or Alum. Jn’,rnR‘. “Warner’, Bale Cute' aud got a t.oule. I wav While the al Halting Powder was found I Cleveland, tie- avowed fry) trader, eutlrrly cured ttelurv I ti.-ot taken tire third tart tie. I hare never had the trouble since. to contain A:am*>niit and Lime In large ' takes the plaM iu Mugwump affection qomitith^ Tin- chief x-rvice of Ammonia iuft bv Cleveland, the pretended civil w Is to rbrapru Hu pnslnrt; but. being « rice ^forru< r.-Hvraru» Brsndanl. causne uf a powerful nature, n produces , . wrtacs effort* <>n I he delicate membramra T,1*-r* wil! Mugwumps ta the of the -tomarh. Intestines and kidneys; campaign of 1W3. Those that have not more particularly of Infant, and children, I returned to the Republican purty havn at s. MeKenzi. St. anif especially w hen the .Unmonia Is taken affiliated tang enough with the corrupt »« day G-W —-- , doing t->'* lumber c*n>I* «* «* ®?™ _. * . ... »_.... ancwtoOSB iui S into the system <fay after day. ai;d with al-] Democracy to be classed ax bona fide most every meal. This is said by phyxL Bourbons.' It wenu to be a case of no­ clans to !>• one of ihe cause, of indigestion. ' instl nobody’s gain.—Cleveland dyspepsia, and thmr painful diseases of . r ™jer tbe. kidney.-, now so prevalent. * I ’ Adulterttlon with Aunuonin 1* quite as A Moslem is a man who la resigned to ranch to be dreadud as with Alum, which I tho will of Allah; a Mugwump (of tho ha>» always received the most emphatic ' political vintage of 1888) la a man who rooondfmnai ion from food analysts, physl- - signed to the will of Grover Cleveland.’ cImm and chemists. Ho may wiali tliat tbo president bad Tu determine tbe purity of anr Baking J tl> dlWtortly as to rertata mat­ Powder, make this simple teat: Mix ta a u„. tin rup two heaping talMrapootifub of the J^* powder with three teaspuonfuls of cold I h® “ «*«*»«•-Hartford Courant. water, place it over thr fire, stirring it conDemocrats have not tho fairness to stantly, allow It to I toll thoroughly, or un- ' admit that thov ware beaten on tho protil ihf gas e-.(-apea freely: then smell. If tection isaue. and that the tariff aentiadnlterated. that unsK*kabte odor, prov-' U Mtnmger thin ever In Rhode t !>“» j UlAAd.I. But tbAt U tW !««.« whirl, tho th. But that bi tbe lesson which detected. 'I lie proenev of Ammonia ta 1 . ................. i-_-- ------------- r-________ action teachrx— Pittsburg Commercial must eases. Indicates that Alum is used, as Gazette. nearly all the Alum of cowunirce contains Secretary Fairchild’s request for an ap­ Ammonia. Pure Baking I’owdef will not give the faintest AmmoniaCal odor. propriation of $4.50.000 for use in collect • A Baking Pnwder containing the die- tag the revenues means that there is not gmrting drug. Ammonia, is not fit for use only a deficiency of money in tbe service, by any man, woman or child who values but a deficiency of abilityudso.—Philadel­ cleanly diet and good health. phia Preus. We would advise all housekeepers to wm* The Mugwumps have laid iqvay tho Dr. Price's Creaui Baking Powder, which la free from all drug taints nnd the most civil service reform issue in ramjjior to perfect nuulr. keep the Democratic adminlst ration moths fromchcWiug.it ail to .tinder. But they - ------------------ape happy enough "with the other dear . Effect, ot Moonlight. The influwieo of tbo moon upon vegetation creature. * fnw trade.—Springfield Union. ia an interesting *’|>robk>m awaiting solution. “No soldiers nred apply" Is a fair ver­ A recent writ«T upon the subject mentions sion of the Democratic pension committhat wood cut H rs in Cafie Colony and in India insist that timber is full of aap and i' tee’s report to congrras on the.dependent unfit to be cut al full moon. Another ob­ ■ pension bill, for which an overwhelming servation of Iquar fufiuence iu Cape Colony majority of Grand Army men have petiis tbo rapid spoiling of meats and other pro­ vision* when vxp«*e,l to moonlight, though The Democratic party always opposed thta may I* doo to the fact that tho light tho tariff, and it is not therefore the proper purty to revise it. It is not in fa­ Traveler. vor of protection to any industry. Its solo alm is to destroy protection.—-Clevelaud Little Precocity—Uncle, what point do Leader. / “To i-Aint.vour m«er Hit the same kind 1 Little precocity i» hurriedly sent to bed.— Texas Sifting* Don M. Dickinson has had tho audacity to refer to tho postal service us "excel­ lent." And this in face of tho complaints that are- being made all over the country, from Boston to ban Francisco The first named city has by Ita persistent demands upon tho departmont succeeded in obtain­ ing a somowhnt better service with New York, but the fault fiudora are just as nu­ merous as ever and they are juit as loud. One of the most recent petitions to tbo postoffice department came from New Or­ leans, showing tbe condition of ths serv­ ice between that dty and Covington, thirty miles distant, and with which It has railroad communication The mall for Covington leaves New Orleans at 10 o’clock in the evening; It goes to a junc­ tion point and lies until the next evening, when it Is sent to its destination, to be distributed tho following morning There fore the Coventors get their New Orleans morning papers fortyeight hours after they are printed. Tho people of New Or leans and Covington who took exception to this state of affairs have been told by tho chief of the railway mall service that tho "complaint is well founded." but bo says. "J regret very much my inability to do anything-ln this case.” *nie depart­ ment mavBxnrt itself a little and biro a mail carrier to drive a horse between the two places—ft may. but it probably will not.—Rochester Herald. ml ustaon'tfcr checks r Little Johnny (after n spanking)—Aunt usio, ■« you going to heaven! Aunt 8n*ie—Why, yen; I hope so. Never mind what the world think* about about you. Better think about and for your­ self. You are your own beat companion and judge.—Philadelphia Call. • If you let other* think for you you will soon find younwlf adrift ou the endless shores You will always find it harder to liiteo bldc-boonU. 1 giro Hlmmons Liver Hegulator In known (or the above romptaints. In using It with ray chicken*, for cholera and gapes, I mix it with the dough sad teed tt to them otier a day. By thi* treatment I hare lost none whore tbe Bogutator wa* given promptly and regular- J. R. Leeson lias been writing for tho British American Orizon on the tariff. In an admirable urtlclri ho given the followtag figtires, controverting tho statefnent that no other nat ion in thia or any other age has made anything like the same pro­ gress in material prosperity that has been made by England during the last Imlf century: ’ i860. Total,wraith ot Great Britain........ Total wraith of United Rtatea.....’.. 6.«K),W0.tM0 nrlllinr a Gu Well. The coot of drillbig a ga* well i* usually trota^S^OQ to 80.000. The metood pureuad i* tbe same a* fur an oil well Tbe weight of ti»n drills with the nttnchrd "jar*** i* 8,000 to 4,OXI pound*. These rise and fall four to five feet Llid arv ... Total wealth of Great Britain.......... »43,«».DOO,OfO Total wraith nf United Btatoi(1!W). «,SW,<XXW» ISO-vaura or axarrACTVOxv Great Britain................. rbu.ooo.nto-n.irx.oro.ooo United Stare,................ t,uitfito.«o- 5,MD.oto.ao Tbe per centum of increase fn - thirty years was. for Great Britain over 100 per cent.; for tho United Blatea almost (500 yowl this depth tlw bola I* ermtinurd roached or tbe '•- vll r.lmndwd. four inch pipe Isusrd for thi, J •‘In fa/1, tbe wppiy h giving lliralrir w-.rn— * *- - - - ■ - number t medicine for what it Is rvoounnended. ■ Sr-KFiEnn. Midi.. Dec. 3l»t. UM7.-1 fed nuable to expnM* toy great loy fur what “Warner’s Safe Cure" has done for my mother. For V, year, she suffered with a "griping pain" In the abdomen. Bhe tried everything without relief A neighbor recommended “Warner** Mafe Cure. Hbetried.lt, and before she bad taken three bottli-s the result was iuj.rveloa>. The fourth bottle cured her. Before taking “Warner’, Safe Cure" who wa, troubled with nervuu, dy» pepita. sleapleas ulghta and a eerie, of female complaint*. I can never say enough about “ Warner's Safe Cure.'' - Sabaxac, Mich.. Jan. J3th.i«a.-My wUeba* rerelved much benefit from the n«e ol “War­ ner's Safe cure" for kidney disorder. Drntoir. Mieh.. Dec. Unb. IWL— I am u«lns “Waznrr’aSafe Cure" tor Maney trauble. I have u«c<i but two IxrttlwiMlMit lln-y have beljwxl me. I mieitd to keep mi with tt. * i <>ner l.iKTKOtT. Mich.. Marrti tt*j, j«S7.-I have fl! '’W*nw*» -H-,{c uwra” for some mo. and J inut confm* that my health b bet . country.—Boston Commercial Bognr <1 Milla apaaka for the adminis­ tration In hh bUl. and It wiH receive all the assisunw) that President Clnvcland, •--- to aenirvm-. cry toUta dl£ti«.‘.”l must admrt f oirratiom. a Italf-tablrapooc- , , id«w into execution. on tli-.nr ir.uii.. .-------- bent en mumng a night of it- J"’tarr; h»* a muuth ttu>t Ud the cnall boy. at the !*». ball ground bui wmnwr to utrooticaUy nw-rk: "This way for tbe msmmrtb cavef whenever fbiwg.' got eutimxlMUeover a good plav by our <*»b “Jld, r^ted, triad tini'K'M up .......... . ....... -- - . to*. Fmal)yG<xcp»*3wthujwrcnpi«aDd . - -.............. -I .—.I V.1I 41v Jam “ and’George wouM pell out a quill. bwni It up in a big chew of tobboco,wn<i throw tt to th* wolv<«, which wemid to to very biuigry and snap]**! up the morwl* «d swallowed them w ithout tarting, like old land sharks a* a oertalB UMirtfam made by Nrry G. rltiicr fti.d Ell* Fl»hcr?nS wife, to Frai.clr Holdyu. f.>12A.MOW «5*" * ,*^?5S <2S.K*£A~ icir" *«d ”” 'h!i or KBWMjfimxs st taw The tastwfliaiHl tewtanteut tearing (tatetar Uth day U 4 Wil. A f»-»»n. wh^^katodtiah llo'drn I- cams the owner of tad- hide Mid nortxw-. -and Ute l«th day uf Augu« A D 1«M. Mid Katraliuk Holden Arpurtud thi* Mr lea* Im brr iart wtll aud testament After a few minute* half the wolvre hail swallowed huge chews ol tota-vo, which ap; pkrwitly made ttom deathly skk. and a* they trial to throw up tbe stuff tho poisonous quill* w.-ro released and caught in their throat or stomach- Thon they got frantic and pitched into each otbar, stung to in­ credible ferocity by the lain* Hwy suffered. When the other wives’ daughter* ore sold Lap Dusters _ rwt o*m». »w .«> . % Horse Sheets ^Horse'c7ers , ths prerawes described In />> !AFl» Nets. W laughing. and a* be tumbled be uttered a blood hurdling yell or series of yell* which for a momotit unsettled tbe wolfs twrve, and befuro bo could rally George got |ii» revolver and put an end to the Ixart. It wm ack*) shave.—Cheboygan (Mich.) Democrat. fire dollar, covenanted for therein, tbe prerai,<brine Ut-Bcrlbed In mU<I inortgute a« all tbut cert ilnlol. Piero and pareel of land situate In tbe towo»hip <>f t’rairieville. In the county <«t Barry and state of Michigan. and known and drarrlbed x. ti>buns. to-wll- Uh- north cart tractkmat quarter <H> of nrctlcn number iweatr-two <») tn v-.M-t. , 1 l n/.Hl. ,T r.",. rmi /tat wrat fVttA. UbcoIi axcitenwnt or sudden activity. Through all hi* life and through all tiu> uiiexixcted and stirring events of the rebtlUOD. tax [>cr*oanl- oct. It- wan thi* quality «vhteb, in tbo earlier enco Hi* sagacity gave him a marked ad­ vantage over ot.b*r roou in enabling him to forecast probable event*; and when they took place, Ids grant xauUou iralrained hl* comment* and controlled hi* outward bear tag. Ufb-utinxs, when men came to him in the rage nn-i transport of a find indignation over M>tne untoward incident, they were sur­ prised to find him quiet, even servue—per- ctaoclied right hand. to quarter (ill line, iben-e «nt on quarter (k) line three rsictialUBMMl thirty (so. link* to the jdare of iKwbmlng. Dare* April yd. teat. JOHN HOUHtN. Mortgagee. KNAI’PEN AA aSARMAN. Atroraeya for Mortgagee. - ar, A* fe*t uJ tt-njMl. Don't spoil your girl'-' dress by buying a poor, loosely- woven car­ riage duster. s£ LajPDi.rters for carriage use Have the .stock and work put in them to make a firsts class article. The new jjattcras oi embroidery, flowers, bir 'L>.»cene£y. etc., are wdl worth seeing One hundred different design: .itrices to suit ail [For saleby.'iH deafen; lC«ryvtat>«-.1 .’TIJKtWm .tTwrrftc^-.i CHEAP EXCURSIONS. tooklngfol* iw* AT fciv.-.-.a.n Afisut, St- PnuVMum. Ah iTQB^ BJOKTHER.i ICIFIC I *LCW PiilCERA.LSCSE. iABBSa Hi* judgment, hkr Id* FREE Government LANDS. Inwily Brandling out tbo ditn and difficult path toward thing* to ba Hi* ra»y and natural attention to ordinary cxrupatiou* afforded no indication of thr double mental husband; naturally a very complicated, but verj- adequate system of bequeathing prop­ erty prevails. Each wife inhabits a separate hut which sin builds herself; thia b to mini­ mize quarrels, and the queen wife’a hut b al way, at tte. right ham I of tbe chiefs bouie. The fact that she is bought and oold, i, no degradation to tbe Zulu woman, but i* rather Tbe lYeston M. F_ memorial churdh. De­ troit, will cost >17,400 when finished. English spavin' liniment removes all hard, soft, or calloused lump* nnd blem­ ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, swrciwy, ringbone, stifle*, spraltu. swellings, etc. Save SM Im use of tarn bottle. Warranted. Sold l«y- Goodyear druggist. Hasting*. Pood in Drake'* Magsrine Measles are about as thick at Adrian as sparrows. , Mr Cutler *sy* of hi* vi»it to Dr. Franklin: “There w» no curiosity in Philadelphia whtr*}, I VfiIF an anvlrw.* * -----...... are no good.”* /■ pirded and the nenmary cow*. The sucreeding wives becoms her wives, and the work ii divided among them. Tbo second wife nuiv Fol... “ Fktwl —“-I- —_ *>.. .Li—J >. ... dress. It is had one of ■■F ; Court Cur •weend Home. “Just almost / matter*. ' Of all thing* th* strut and stagey exhibition of mock htn.i-.-u were foreign to hii nature. Generally it liapja-md that when others in thi* mood aougbt him, hi* own gpirit had already leva through tbe Otry trial of resent­ ment—but giving no outward sign, except at times with lowered eyebrow, a slight nodding nn.t ku.l — -- ■______ .._ sezdfor;,., MrtaaiiMva*-. SSS.V. ftanr P.-r«. **** quarter B.fof urdioo number I­ one i ) north of rangy ten not W1 I slmli expuee lor sale at public: due to the iilxbest bidder, al iliu.r H... ......... . imifl Hilly loiib Camia. p. lx), sad AA* Wir> VnAKAJ AM . ... ..w—. Uie«hd»)of September A. D i«ruUberK mortgages, on W «•" • ' 1 "-•■a'- **» —Matofi to (liniMi) Button and -ait s-lmawot wasduly recorded; on which niortgw thetv » ctalmod to be due al thr date of till* notice thr iUy's for Plaintiff. sum of one hundred and set. . t\ two doian and elghn-Tlght rents, and an a!tome) < («• of . 9 8V* ,of Michigan. Coanty of Barry - as. • any part thereoi. . . , by virtue nf thr I'oarrd Mk -X . - AtAtnti* m tovawit ttoMr claim* .gmiiM Ute ratate 'Millam B. Beadle. iau* of raid eoun’v driS-L t-entb day •$ he fetvafe*. * alone cm account of DyapAai*. *4,5, pyopejmlm Tablets willclre Dvep^ poaiuve guarantee at SjTand 80 cents, by monarch. But bow were my ideas changed White locks, Otting without hi* bat under i W. IL GoonrgAii, Druggist Itch, Mange and Scratches of every kind on human or antawl, cured In ao minutro by Woolfurtls Sanitarv Lotion •ri.c, never fails. Sold by W. H (^j™ druggist. Hastings, Mich. 'KXX’y~L s.3MSS?lb“~' IkwUcoBte.tmtrtbcrwit’. ■-.» >' fineeu ttauara covenanted r Bataa hdng droeribed In sa>«i torttats !*-«»• county o( Barry Michigan, and kaowv and torr l '»>•«»*’• ..lit.. ... >*' .! i > Atl - tout myself clrep to him. Uta voice was low, but hta citaiiU-twuoB frank and pleasing. Ho instantly reminded mo of old Cnj.t. Cum­ mings. for he is nearly of Lta pitch, and no more, of the air of superiority about him." —Magazine of American History. itateo reoruary . sunai of small objects, including a latchkey washixl orer with a Isyer of nickel Mirer, a diver triweoj*' pencil, a box of lights in the v^^S^sraisssfist symptom, qnkkly yieM to h 'iHtrvwiug State af Michigan. Ooautvot B.tfn*-Mattestobsrehy given, that !•' ■ ’ 1 r * JMttajbl Oqnrt for toe County of lurn u. He ® toifi&ittayDf April. A D. 1—. - ' ’■ Trtl"»- -r- it Hrad , Vitalize* and run- V •*-». •h-ii i . . ■ u'° said •«' >■«« teed. riding whip and tbo crick* bat, but then one Tltilta- J. WITUN. SMITH dtCOUiKOVK.. ants A Parisian journal say, that in lang silver watch elxain is worn It is a novitl^ Kuaran- SSgSlraS H. I.oonnux United Btate*............... aot.ouo.axuYet we are told that’ tho tariff Is ruin­ ing the Bulletin. The Great Specific hr Indirection And tt» aiicndaat erita -. feels week, languid and exhausted, 'fire blood, laden with impurities which have herd accumntatlag for months, movra slug, gtahfy through the trins, tlie mfnd’fsita t<. think quickly, and the body ix still dower Ui respund. Husf’s Sarsaparilla is juwt wliat is needed. It Is, In a jiretiUar sentw, the idtwl spring toed trim-.. It purifies. ....I ,1.. l.t.__ ■ . . strength and vigor to thr whole bodt. — W Probate uffire. In die C>" examliuiUou and altowano §<tay of October. A. D. *.' im will be heard befttrv . tbearddayol August i Btt (lav oFOctob. r. 1 �NATIONAL capital ^.T THE LAW-MAKERS ARE DOING F0R THE COUNTRY. Wa-'<i'OTO.v CtTT, May 1.—Among tbe tamn-.rtai from - mmltt— to the tenoto mere«he following: Fixing salaries zLAv rfUniUl ‘’h"*1 •5.000; Xs/>H.urr»!tr; bouse bill providing foe nXhiurvldiuonal ground tpr public taridin’ »« Indianapdta, and for improveaieut rf t-.,- building, appropriating WIS.OOO; q-nating 11-W.000 tor a public 1-duth. Stewart introduced a . tin- diver coinage *4,000,000 u molutlon inquiring m to r [purchased by .the govern­ . nndtetitnt Bill* were- reported '.; :g at Atchtaon. Kan. (1100,:i. Kan. (glOOjXxn, ami Fort ----------- ’-‘vxmutus mrveaige on qamUoo- A resolution dsdaring oppcmUon to prohibit!® reuood rum "n*lly *d°Pu*» l,y • vote of to ITO. It ta contended that this ta not in 7 vote on prohibition. a> nearly all the delegate, voting fur tbe minor ity report are in accord with the party on that question. } Sotna tableau effects were given prior to fUx>. .Proc’wd.agx in which the por- A CHICAGO MAN SELECTED TO FILL THE VACANT CHAIR. w.ra,UTO. enr, m., y° ’-u- niQww,.. of CW JaMo. W«1u wm enM br «kuiH. PcUop, Uw prwrfoo, LiTto Uw UWOWO.C iidTlu. CkkMO. IwlUiaah “Mmof Cha stata com­ mittee bad CHUMX1 th« to bo call'd gut arnm tz> r. Peunsylvanta FrohlMtionlst. Nominate. HAMUMDum;, P«., May 8.-The wrond day's wmh.ou <,f th- «tate iprobibitionista convenedatU;!^ o’clock Tuesday morning by prayer nnd singing. A re-iluUon wm adopt­ ed which cetiMiied a fbw of the political newspapMM fur garbled and inaccurate rn porta of tho convnntion. After a great deal of miscellaneou* inidn-x* was transacted, the nomination iff n candidate for supreme judge WM inorder. The name* of Hon. Lewis D. Vail, of Philadnlphia, jmd Hon. James Frank Dudley, of Owomso. tdilps three Black, of lawcMter. were placed ta nomtaa cars of eggs a week to Boston. tion. Mr, Biack attempted to withdraw his Since Jan. 1 last t» penuna have applied' name, but bta admirers would not boar to it The vote to sriect the candidate wm by .tend­ for citizenship In Jackson county. Urtthkeaneu or the Liquor Hahlt Fositivaly ing, Vail had but fifty-four votes. Black Cured by administering Dr. Haiaea* was then nominated unanimously. The Golden Spidfie. convention named E. D. Nichols and W. V -I_______ . ■_____ lun-uulment to tbo sundry m bill, and Stewart then took •iaretl the treasury had not : purchamcC silver bullion, law Required tia» purchase :*r jnonu, which, if had bean A>oe - :il-! have brought the silver dollar to No opposition from Republican senators to bis confirmation b apprehended. Judge Cooloy, chairman of tbe inter-state com­ merce conimiwion at rare wired his congrat­ ulations to Mr. Fuller. He says tbo apjxrintment ta ta every way a fit one, and that Mr. Fuller will moke a perfect chief justice. ’ U-triil.-Crrr. May A-Favorable re | I**’- r : - ■ • to tbe Semite yesterday on I tbe I- • . r> tn-. Gen. Alfred Flessauton, j mst! -t.■ .... • . t id-.. acn^H U.e Missitaippl at1 ilii-kp;in . and for the promutiun of »n:iy <.j ... twenty, years rontlnu'kss-th:. n .mo, grada. The-land grant forfeit-j-. ! .I! •!>!-, ■ aaw up. an*I on amend.TwutrM- pt-d jroviding that the rights of tlx F lake Canal compnnv or tho Ort-ii; .-. Brale riwtttrailway^ • ompimv (j,- any [e-;Aj relic! to which tfa-y jmv . nuttel shall not be prejudiced; the United BtnUw to forfeit • ■ Land* * iaimed by these crimth- right pf any jrtnion claiming •■d-bompanUM. Hpooaor offered -•it affirming the right of private - . thewt lands when legally arixed Iv’/n----------------- to along discussion, and uwUIJ w, nt over. Tbe aalmal in-iustry tell »** ti-a debated for a time, going over •ithout n.on-J the mate, after a *ecret torioti. toj- urnedunbl Monday. ■ntafaxta-asreH totheiwuate increase of «H»upr»t....i for the puHlc building at In“towi <'b». .-vid tiu- conference report on the joint r<4olutio<i accepting an invitation to 2nk=*‘' - :o the Pare exposition wm adopt- FRIGHTFUL The pain from Neuralgia and ita ip, ^joUm1 bT ,lw b,’u*’ J’wtarday calling *'*’1‘x-ewry for information* abetber ** »r that de■ ’ri''t pres mu tfce overloading of va»m 1 ‘”.‘■7."“* I*k'"unanimous nqtart' wm .7'? 1 “M0**. the sittinr member tmt V ' *n toe Lynch-Vandevar conIntel/" : ca*fri1m •-'■Itfornia. ’ Private ‘‘“l”*’’ with, and tho << e " CmwdII and Guenther MeD^- ’ ' Mtanomta, nnd Wheeler of Alatanis i '- ■itingiL Anigbtsewion was Wrist W twenty-seven private pension i—red. •XT’.re>r“r«ar u.i.™ ma, rioctr,!. b[»«b« were made by Bland ' Vuodim^? / Jex“ for the biUbT iw/ ' -Se'*d* itod McCormick ot XnJj Qtoto a dtaturbanoe Ui ltUr 'Voodbura had cmeed. Ho question, the fourth nnd Inst hying as fol­ lows: Fifer, Ouri: McNulta, 111; Connelly. W; Carr,Rinaksr.Sf; Smith, 17; Wright. 14. Fifer mw r-otwi-quently dcclarml tbe nominee, and this action made unanimous. For lieutenant governor Lyman B. Ray HOLOCAUST. Artjxoton, Neb.. May A—At fl oHock Friday morning a tire wm wen on the farm of Widow Freeze, one mile out. which wm kupjKswd to be the burning tarn of her son­ in-law and family, who lived w it h her. A party of citizens went out at « o'clock to so* if ali wm well, and were horrifled nt finding tl>' charred remains at seven human Is-inga, only idcntifl'xi by tbuir statures M old Mrs. Freexe, Fred Grate!uactwn, his wife, and three children, and Fred’s brother Ixrata, scattered in different parte of the barn amuruthe horses and oowa, some fifteen of which wvrtf al-TO burned. One theory 1* foul play. Another is that each one of the family tried to save an aid tnal and all failed and were suffocated .ud denly. A daughter, who ta awriw vtaiting, ta tlw» only survivor of the family. It Is rejKirted that the hired man can not be found Tim wife of Fred Gratelusrben wm found under n horse. The coroner luv. beeu Minimoned. No feud In* existed ta Ibis family, and no enemies of it are known. A DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION. late yesterday nfternoou in the airi«sUM works of J. G. Pulltag & Ca. ® Hrioto street, by the upsettiug of a vat of A strong wind Mowing .““"e? 'P“* Si ment, and for a time Jt recmcd u*at ta.-. ~----------- * Dennbon hotel building »-Mid. JAS. S. KIRK & CO. ______ CHICAGO. OH! Mr HEAD. speecbmaktag. A ros­ * rw^\2^c/Fz^r'oluUon w" tilen •ul>' “'R^d which caused ' XX / /I t' some diM-ussion, rtwm' mending tbe delegates GSK ■•’ftn.TA. to the national con ven tion to give Judge Gresham tbelr hearty su;>port for the nomination for president. Mo­ tions to strike out lb- name ot Gresham and insert that of Senator Cullom, to send the Chicago, IIU. May 4.-A Burlington document u> the committee on resolutions, freight train of fifty cars, manned by a non- and to lay the whole matter on th.- table, ■ uni'ui crew, wm derailed late hut night while were all daftiakd, nfter which tlie resolution entering the lamtavilir. Now Albany & Chi­ wm adopted almost unanimously; A rreolucago yard* nt Fortieth street As won as tbe tioa WM then presented and adopted declar­ cars toppled over oil wa, jxiurvd hpou the ing full confi.ieure in the wialctn, iwtriottam, vans by the wreckers and fire I. One car and integrity of Shelby >1. Cullom. Nominations were then declared in order. w m destroyed befio tlw firemen came. Cony ductor Jamas Edwards, who was m charge uf the train, was found co tho prairie, half a mile from the wreck, in a dying condition. The leading candidates He hail U*n beaten into ihsmtihility arid bta were Hon. Joseph AV. l.ldy woe covered with cute nnd brute*. He rPrivnto“l Fifrr, (Jen. con not Uro. Two city poliivnwn who were John McNulta, Geu on the train when it left the down town John C. Hniith. nud yank, are tittering. A Chicago & Atlantic Maj. Jams A. Connel­ switehnn-n. who was loitering near tho scene ly,. lilt ImkleM tb*w of tin: wreck, was arrrethiL It fa thought by many thnt Edwards was mistaken for Romer., who fired into a crowd uf strikere wvc-rnl <lay.- ago while his engine wm going at full s}»ecd. «<-t rrt».rtc<L Bills \</ li'iil-linf at Fort •terliiig. Illfa., $-VMXB. and at 5:10 p. n 'be tariff t<JL The UU " i-n <4 ’ Minncwta, Lan■ < orulb ot Kentucky, mxi ■ Mar,-Uul and Allan FLOATINC SOAP <v*» until S o'clock. When the ixxly reas­ sembled the temporary organization wm nnulo jeirmanont, and it wm The Burlin<t<»i Strike Situation. Chicago, May ‘J.—Chairman Hoge, of the Burlington rtriltore* committee. rays that mejnm-U fpom lTiUarjc.ily r<'I«?al <>f the i aut.^.rising two light mencwl using a a & about three years wo. I had suffered with a acre throat tor over a year. I used a great many O'her remedies witn no good result*. My little girl, also, bad acre fingers; it commenced from the quick, and then the calls would ooms ot We doctored her for over two years, and when I com­ menced using a ft. h. I thought I wooM T?‘il ,l *ould for her. 1 am thankful to say thalli entirely cured her. It is the best remedy I know of for the blooa. J really believe it was the means of saving my Ufa. The doctor toid me 1 had a throat**ease similar to General Grant’** I cheerfully recommend it to all suffarina from disordered blood. • on Blood and BklnDtseaeea mailed free. Tex Swtrr Bracinc Co. Drawgr,‘ Atlanta, Ge. nk' at Youngstown, O. .' Akron, O... <»75.£WOi, were ; grant forfeiture bill waa d;.- and laid nrid". and then the • ;y right bill wm taken up and :<• allow a nceapaper or mag­ . r So impart two copies of any n for hi» awn.Wks Beck I lb;- bill, Vrd advocated it, and .. ti> • (wnate adjourned. tagniri th n pnwd-jd to answer VoorhoM* q.-ethof 'i>< «»*k. and made a caustic address CU tte Indiana valor's record, the political rvrord. ,-if Fitz Jobu Porter. McClellan, and Hsiirc--» while’ '.ttlupidng tho military arhievrr.' .. t ot th* latter. He denounced •br »tir rec’-id ol th-' 1‘vuxrracy and southwn yahtical r.l-tb'wfa, and made charges of dfel.*aln- ogaind Vourhee* Th® latter repted in an iqiw'tiy caustic tone, declaring tbe dtarge* ageUnd him'folM ami putrid. Ingaih iv.'jmW '.farm and n«d from letters, etc .:«•; • >■ tifm Th® delete grew very - --img *itb Vwrlwre cal’tag Iiffifib * liar " Ingal'm had charged tl_-: In thr r<.. nt. Lcuidanaelection in some D.-u;‘-ratv majority wm great- aora ou btafzca, near tbe right aya. U caused him a graat daal ot pain, and ba loet the eight of We «-ye. bu’-was taaUy cured by. tbo ueo of Bwifl a Specific. Tbta caea ta well known ta Wllkee Co., Gsl. where bs Uved." wm also badly The buildings were not very costly, but with tbe contents destroyed tbe lo®’ will foot up to fTOO.WO. Tbs owners are uuI poorly Insured. ________ _ Frlghtfel Kxpto-ton <rf Dyaomlte. SHAMORIX. PR-. May 7--A freight Wahi on the 1‘uilndeiphia &. Reading railroad -as pasring through Izx-uri Gap. six mito. from JZ.J _«T_ i. ktetnrdav night, whoa n car loaded with dynamite expLkle l. rewm j-eop’-e. wounding twenty y. burning «ev«» bouwa. leveling right mure to the ground end damaging rmmy H jwj. TI* following are tbo uamm ot tbo kdtedJohn Quinn, aged 40: Kata Qatari, aged ». Willie Kavanaugh, agod 15J. MUgk. ngrti Denio! Karwx* aged 0. Aller Ker wick,-aged 4: infant child ot Stawou Ker wick, born during the aftonwan. rotary of stat*’. T. N Pearson, ’ Cot George W Davis. (Senator C. R. Far­ well, Harare S Clark and W. F. Hadley were elected delegaU»-:it-l*rge. and W. H. Robinson and. James M. him I th electora-atUrge. . ms for *uu‘ lr““ </A urw. <*“‘l George Hunt for attorney general. >n [ The platform adoptokx. smith. cd hi mainly an extend­ ed and severe arraignment of tho Democratic pnrtv and ITesident Clevelands administra­ tion.' It favors legislation in furtherance of tho taterwta of the laboring classes aad ap­ proves past Republican legislation reguiaUng tbo sole of liquor; declares that the Demo­ cratic party, while profmstag attachment to J T' ------------- r ■ 1 "j • K'1* ' < ***-of Which WM opposed to rum. After speak­ ing ot the record cf the Republican party and ita achlcvemsnt* during tbe war, Mr. Griffin read letters from tScnntor Hawley’ond others favoring tbe movement Letters wore also read from Senators Evarts, Hoar and bar­ man, exprearing interest ta the cause. Gen. Thomas J. Morgan, of Rhode Islam!, wm nominated fur temporary chairman, and he made an eloquent a--ldre>«. Indiana Republican*. Indianapolis, Ind., May &—Tho Repub­ lican ttate convention for the election‘ of driegaha and alteraatea-at-largn to the Chk-agu convention met in Tomlinson hall Thursday morning. 11 wm compand of al»out MW delegates, and. Ixodes these, was attended l>y a targe number of representative Repub­ licans from every quarter of the stab*. Chair­ man Huston called it to order nt 11:20 o'clock. Ron. Bil liard W. Thompson, of Terre Haute Was chosen permanent chairman, and made a speech of half an hour with unusual elo­ quence nnd power. Charles E. Wilson, of Tlppccnnre. »i< chosen wcretary. The convention •dected-ea-Govcrnor A. G. Porter, Richard W. Thompson, J. N. HuaIon, and’ Clenj C. Studebaker, delegates-atlargv to Chicago. Tbo convention instructed Madison, Wig. May 2.—The Democratic state convention here Tneeday was a Cleve­ land gathering ailidly. The delegatee at large to the national eon vention are C'-ol. George W. Bird, of Mad non; Emil K-handtan, of Milwaukee; CuL J. H. Knight, of Ashland, and Gil M. Woodward, <>f La Crosse* A now state centred committee, upon tbe reeignntiou entirely of tbe old committee, wm elected to serve to Jen 1, 1W1, of whieh Ellis B. Usher, of La Crosse, was raeiectal chairman. A canvem of ilek-gatc* on vice preeidentud <wndidates shows tlie delegation to bo about evenly divided between Gray, of Indians', and Black, of Illinois, after a complimentary vote for Vilas. __________ HaRTTOIid, Conn., May'-’.—Tbe Democratic state convention wm called to order at 10:45 a. m.. Wednesday, by Chairman M. F. Dooley. William F. Shields, of Norwich, WM elected temporary chairman. • The com­ mittee on permanent organisation reported Col. Charles M. Joslyn, of Hartford, for chairman, with one vice president from each county. The report wm adopted. On taking tbe clmir Cot Joslyn made a brief addrwx The following delegates were then chosen by acclamation; At large, Alfred E. Burr, Hart­ ford; James T. Piggott, New Haren; Charles M Allen, Putnam; William H. Barnum, Salisbury. Loudivilix. Ky., May 1—At the Repub­ lican convention yesterday W. J. Landrum, of IsmcMter, was imanimoudy elected per­ manent chairman After completing tbe or­ ganisation nominations for delegates at-large were made, and at 1 a. m. tbe convention wm still imllotlng with no jxxwpect ot an ad­ journment Tbe dead-lock ta caused by a fight between tbe German and Blaine fee- fearing that the votes of th. R^Xan M^tbe coming presidents elec­ Mills Uli U characterised m an Xm,* U,d-™7 U-Am-rtcn policy <t FmSL------------- ------ ------- --------------Mew Hampshire Democracy. which, s __ _ if ,__ r_, . lid bring general dis­ Coxcord, N. H.. May 2.—Tho Democrats aster. The re.-olutlbni conclude wiih a strong endorsement of Judge Gnwiiam and a bald the largest state convention here yester­ requMt to the delegatee to the national con­ day ever helil- by them ta the state. All al­ vention to use all honornUe means to secure lusions to ITcsident Cleveland in the speocbm were vociferously applauded, and resolutions his nomination for tbo presidency. adopted heartily indorsing tho administra­ The following district electors were announoed: First, JohnCrerar; Second, Michael tion and approving hi* tariff rocssago Tho g’p.rr^y; Third. John R. Wheeler; Fourth, delegates at-large to the St Louis convention 0. W. Potter; Fifth, Harvey A. Jooest Sixth. orer Daniel Connor, of Mancbeetar; J. C. Duncan McKay. Jr.; Seventh. James Dins­ Mooro.nf Gullford: A. W. Sulloway, of Frank­ more; Eighth. Ismsc U M«*»: J- £ lin. and Frank Jones, of Portsmouth They Hanna; Tenth, G. A- Bancroft; Eleventh. wore not instructed, but are unanimously for Rotiert M: Orr; Twelfth. Thomas Worthingten Jr ; Tiiirteenth, D. C. Smith: Fourteenth^ .. Fifteenth, W. IL Jewell; Sixteenth, LocmvibUt, Ky.. May 4 —After a loug Rthellvnt Callahan; Seventeenth, J. A. Me and revvre contest In tho Republican conven­ Claggnrt; Eightemth. Emory P. Slate; Nb»- tion it decided to sand tbe delegation to Chi­ tzmiUi. Alton Blakely: Twmitieth. Henry C. cago uninsttucted. Tbo resolutions indorse W. O. Bradley, of thta state, for vice presi­ dent, but the majority rejwrt on tbo com­ THE IOWA DELEGATES mittee on rt-solation* to instruct for Sbcrmau wm defeated. ’Dio .^legation will stand; Blaine, 14; Sherman, ll;Grsabam, I. J S&nsrTissrffiss tf Bend 6 ceat» fur the beautiful colored pic­ ture. " Moorish Maiden " THEATHL0PH0R0S CO. 112 Wall St. M. r. LOW TOURIST RATES. ?«e GREAT Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so, now iis your chance to save money■ on the investment. Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. Games’ and Childred’s Cloaks cheap. We have marked them all over in Special bargain in Dress Goods. Plusbes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. Heaven MARR & DUFF. CO.J1CU mun' *-■»- —-w, j targe tn U>e SL Louta couveuLon by the hfwa Detnc-raf-i yretarday. ' The .Urtnct delegates a« as ToWovra: Fin* dMrirt - A’- H- Baldwin, J. D. HeoHKi—Miws Bloom, Thonum Lambert: Tainl_4 BU.heU*,J. IL ■I. Bellamy, L. L. L lark, J. E. Heariqnw; Sixth-8. fl. Larutb- In front of Farmers’ Sheds. FUNK A WaGVXLLS �— WHAT PROTECTION HAS DONE, j ANOTHER RECORD OF FAILURE. Recently The New York Ann printed "This bonne -aaid Mr Barbour. • the Barbour Flax company of Paterson. NJ., 1 the failure record of President Cleveland. his own choice. sad sc like seeks like. It of Lisburn. Ireland are substantially one i —- --------- 7—■ —-------. - . .. „ , Hum. tad » dtatnXW b,m,«,irtad , » tel tatnml thta th., ttotUddlteta t.o Utalta. Hr Hnbtat tarttar tad F-< tata™ita ttHr ta-Mr Mm l> tartour Th. Irtah hta». Utalrehtat AU tttar UUurm ta. Mmply tta pm,,... bourn My tartar. Mr , * I-t nt hta tad wh« Ml ta. put Ttam» tarttar. tad hl. Htah«..ttat<d srlbtaU»y *U«»ta.U,tatum. Tta Atttairta wmuttaturtad tadn.ru. thi Mm-°r Wtattuy tt tta tu>y ta. My Uta. taln( taltata ttaroto by tta pm- j by itata u» VUta In tta Uta. ttati... .tall W. u. tagvrd In th. “7 Tta ». ptatmtaU, (taunt. Dun tataurtaturu ta llhta thntal | >* “*?« • ™ ’«“ *rt»i •Erm dur. f<ta> rtaumtar tta Irttt th. older bod. H« ta. tarrndy tattta bta tad . Itagr tmd. In Guraviy. o»“trlpp«l ■.tarn Ml Th— tall tartn»«tart>< mlltarbun: tartu. tad ta eumptad In tlm. fur btady rtaur ntar .Itata Wdl. ta taun u Ourmta «— Tta O-r.ltad tataer hu luppl. tndf. to-r-.Md ar «iorta our pltat lb lr» nunud Tta Sun . (HIUr. nuunl uf CUta land hicren-smi Naturally all of the 16nd ’rltb Bayard's failure record in the profits of Gio German trade were trans- 'lapertment of state aa follows ferred to and benefited Ireland This want . Under Seeretao Bayard'» management ou until a few years agu. when Prince at tbBt deportment the United Stntcs has Bismarck cneluded that the Gorman pe6- । be*n disgraced and made tho laughing pie had had enough of It Tho result was ■ ««k of the diplomatic circles of every that there wa* Incorporated to the Gar- <»nnt.ry with which wo hero bad any ex man taw h tu.-ifl on imported linen thread, tensive negotiations ,What Mr. Bayard The tart fl wait so high m to bo practically ' Baa tried to do and what he hue done to prohiUti<a Well, what was tho conse '-Bbown to the following queaee? Thk “ uld Mr. Barbour, turnHe unnwaaorily prolonged the settle lag to a table, whence, he took a large , mcnt °t the North Atlantic fisheries sheet of Woe pap x. which Im handed to trouble, and finally effected a "settle Tbo Press reprewntative The paper eon- , ntent” that really settled nothing except . taiued architect's drawtags, aud Tbe Press । Canada’s right to charge our fishermen for man read on it tho legend. "Plans for a : common commercial privileges. factory to bebfillt at Ottoman, Germany." ! He baa mixed things up inexplicably In "Ottenson tonoar Hamburg." proceeded ’bo Behring sun m»1 fiwberies dispute and Mr Barbour "That factory to now ta seems disposed to maintain a policy that process of construcMou This simply ! '’’Bi eventually force us to give up our means that la order to preserve our Got-"! rights lu tho North Pacific man trade w* have been compelled to go 1 Th° extradition treaties with Russia to Germany and make our goods, just aa J “d England have been neither compre ta J-.S6J wo were compolle-d to come to America to prrsarvo our American trade." —New York Press Interview. --------------------------rroC««»lon and Practice. That sturdy Democratic paper The New York Wurld presents a strong indictment of the Cleveland administration when It ■ays -that "scarcely any Idea for which the Democrats contended ta the election has been carried Into effect.The paper freely coafestsn that tbe recent invcatigwGon by the Hale committee shows that the civil service oct has been practically nulllfled, but that the party workers have been mollified by the placing of a few thousand ** henchmen *■ and* J dependents J—-- of -• -v the -polltidans in the publie service It then saya: "Tho war t axer are still untouched, cor­ rupting plutocrats are unpunished, mo­ nopolies multiply and rings rule, but tiu> grab bog Is nearly emptied " Who can deny this* And where failure In all these 'things Is confessed, wliat is left to justify tho support of Cloveland by anybody but the spoils seekers? Those who support him da'arcount of bis reform pledges have been cheated, and the most of them already acknowledge it Those who sup;H>rt«l him on the,understanding that he was hot a free trader, and that the platform i on which he ran was not a Cree trade platform, have been cheated. Only tbe spoilsmen and the free traders have had any;luck Both these elements supported CU-veland because ho was a Democrat merely, hoping that as a Demo erst ho would ultimately turn out to be a tree leader and u leader of that good old Democratic Mutimeul "to tho victors bo long tbe spoils." They were not deceived. Those of theiother kind who aro disposed t^protest ore being read out of the party. : j | j I I ' | tensive nor equitable. the Sandwich Island treaty . he thought bo was securing the right in per petulty to the Pearl harbor, when, in fact, the grant to measured by tho life of the treaty—seven years In tbe Samoan difficulty, ho allowed himself to be wretchedly browbeaten and bullied by Bismarck, and failed to main ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWSCampbell S4 acres on the fiata Ja«| east of the Altoft farm. Ourl; eonwponilcnb- failed to n*p‘,h<l very numerously till-- week. IVe ho|»e to bear from all of them next iwkH. H. Gill war- made a firmto-r of the committee on jiermancin organization «t the Grand Rapids rvpubllcati convention. Barry county gets 85.106 j-rimar.' school money under apportionment just madeThe school census shows 7.741 children of school age in the county. A general invitation to lx- present' st and take part to the exercises of Memorial day i» hereby extended by Fitzgerald |«ost to tlw publie gtmeralb. and to other civic orders, to ffiuchera, the clergy schwil chlidn-.t. An interesting ptoknun will lx? prepared. Editor Russ Wigtitnu-n niMle an atta- k on Hon. Johti Carveth in the last Demo­ crat, in regnni to Mr. Vanclh's position during the war. At the opening of the relx-llinu, Mr. C. was bu«.,*J0 years oldills older brother sbouldertxl his musket with the other "trays In blue" leaving an aged. mother for John to provkht for. This he did by the pursuit ol the honorable vocation of teaching sdural. if any other । explauatiou ot Mr. Carveth's atweitev foan , the army should be necessary, it wlH be i found hi his own wonts ••Why. 1 was a democrat then.*’ The Hastings High r-JmmiI alumni a'Suelation will hold their annual inerting to ; this city tyitunlay, June 38. A targe at- ' tendance and pleasant time is. expected-The exerciser will lx* conduetrd at the ; M. E. chureh and the following have lxs-n selected tor the program: Address— H. IL Andrus. ' Recitation—Myrtle Rose.Faper—R. M. Bales. In Memorlam—Mrs. Kate Thiers. Music under tin* direction of Miss Belle Spaulding. A banquet will be held at the Hustings house after the close of thr exercises at the church. Charles W. Jones, toast master. trespass ou tl»e ease: Charles Rorabeek, In reading the argument of tho major­ appellee? vs. Samuel Weeks and David ity of tbe cosnraittee of ways and means Searles, appellants, trvs|«ss tut the case; on tbe tariff bill they have agreed upon John Yargtir vs. U. S. Grant and Elmira and reported to congress. 1 notice that Grant assumpsit; Amanda Collins vs. they give the value of tho entire produc­ City of Hastings, tresspass Jon the case; The first National Bank of Grand Haven. There Is a painful rumor to the effect tion of all kinds of manufseturing in this Michigan, vs. Wesley and Tragona Fox. that Hon 8- IF Randall, of Pennsylvania, country ss $7,000,000,000. and I accept assumpsit; Edgar Y. Bogle. apixdlanL vs. that amount as correct The pay roll to proposes to visit St Louis during the seaSamuel Phillips, ap|x-llee. assumpsit; City slon of tho Democratic convention with a produce that amount of merchandise in of Hastings vs. The Hastings National . tariff plank all his own Tho attempt to this country paid direct to employee of Bank, debt tlie different manufactories would amount transfer that peculiar timber from his ’. to KI the -HI' u.uuuaj LM-uiL»vrnLtu ! to -- $1,400,000,000 ---private IXX'h-. pocket national Democratic platform Is very certain to mkr the broth- . Now, to produce the same amount of | The next regular meeting of the Barry erly feeling and harmonious proceedings I mercliandise in Germany they would only County grange will lie held with Orangeof that body As a matter of history, t W o“l $010,000,000. and in England they l ville grange on Friday, May 15th, ’«<. comhowever. Brother Randall has always put would pay $784,000,000 These stubborn menclng nt 10 o'clock a. in. The forenoon tn his bast wbrk nt conventions, and tho . farta Bhow W following result W» pay will l»e devoted to the regular order of business. As this is a quart* rly meeting, change for a tariff double ender, with a {; ui in this country, V $78(1.000.000 morotoour vu.o '.UUUM t'-p., wv,wv U1UIU KI MLU full reports froni suboniinate granges and Cleveland cut of countenance* un (before, | wage earners than would bo paid out to committees are requested. Tlie following uunuss io and a RanduB likca«s»i> to tai the’ art. aft. pan part or of Germany to produce the same amount of wort? is assigned by the LecL: craft, ready to forge ahead , goods, and $010,000,000 more than would the Democratic c__ _L_2 Welcome Pumano— R. C. Norton. ‘ ' equal.............. Retponm.—Bro. Robertson. or sail backward‘ with facility, may be paid out in free trade England for the National Banks—Bros. Hathaway and bo regarded as a probability of the Demo­ same amount'of product. The entire revenue collected by us on Newland. cratic future.—Boston Traveller Essays—bUtern Barrett. Newland and all importations daring ths vear ending June 30. 1887. amounted to $217,%4.898. BiggsReport of the bureau of labor and mort­ The president's mistakes in Maryland If the wage oaniero paid oil of this amount and Indiana have been very aerie us They (which of course they do not) they would gaged projierty of Michigan—H. M. Brain­ ard, and IL C. Norton. have a balance of $808.713.893 to their Selections—Sisters N. Brown. M. Clark Here Is President Cleveland's own. that credit on thr English pay rot) and $566,­ and J. Jordan. tho civil sombre ought to be reformed on 718.167 to their credit on the German pay Would the country be benefited if women a sort of L*cai option plan—that la. that roll — Letter of W. L. Btrong to Philadel- had the ballotf—Sister Snook. Bros. Stone in states In which tbo reform sentiment anti CroM. was strong the spoilsmen ‘were to bo re­ Essay, Homes va Saloona—Sister Daw­ son. sisted. but that In states in which the re­ Temperance comic song— B. Brainard. form sentiment was weak they ought to Recitations—a Mack; M. Slawson. E. be allawnd tt> have their way The re­ dnoed for eight cento. They formerly cost Luther nnd B. Howarth. sult has been, both in Maryland and In­ $35 This little btatemeut la floating -Wimt iudueemeuts does the business of diana a most shameful demoruliration through the papers, but many persons farming offer a young man?—J. E. Tobias, of the public service — Now York Even­ I probably foil to catch Ito significance. It D. Munroe. ing Post. Mog i illustrates the blighting totluoneo of that The cobbler's comic song—W. Norman. i terrible tariff Tho duty upon |>etu> Is nine --'A questan iiuwsuu box uva will wm be iM- open; open, let lei all an come nu^Wld uh (or . .p-rfd I u“4" tartH prepared. Discussion will follow each cxerase. N. 8. SLAWSON, Lcc’J uwt’TZ1 Jtawrtcui predarem tar. rrtood Ita o»t erdsa or IWH Lo <mta ta to rlghl „„ air, «. UtataXtataor Id. dn^tatan I £ ^lhe opm the No Name Nameand and Residence Residence » Abraham Johnson. 1‘ralrt-viiitI imported article. Of course, every oc year The appropriation would have boon [ countant and schoolboy realizes tho op <x* > Jennie Van Luster - cutting down tbo estimates Iu an arbl- Gibbe-Democrat. Cleveland's friends don’t like to have inlCB^~rE-. ? VOL.XX? Hasting W Knlcaerboehcr; mw "Ltapt. sw«t. A. i.«—«». M—’ ■“> 1DVIKTI r. Hoire rt 4; ArUiur H. itewlaier to Jane* IL SxwJr; ** • W- ll-rf'r.MH -■ .1 Eiis CjIhi* to John A. Cslrti’. ov sec is "(“w. tad K. F. >taUf UH. o ... - ..-.—.-.I VTCO TWO BIG 4 BBILLLANT AND BEWHJlEKlNG PFHFOIIM.VM F- AT FL HASTINGS Bu™... 0?W CRI TUESDA Y, May 22. “kam KtAli. ut?liiraiiiCog»*t ’n; »i *«<«» ’XOTE—The arrangement* of the Atneriran Shownien'.1>’- <>lixl f - ..ifany <.|hrr (’Irens from visiting HimHm* thh stxuratL—'Er.jr«>n. | r, THE FROST ELVES. Afi nigtit tbe fn*t rirrs lu the MarliclU «o; ...... _ ..1.1,. ,,n rrW.itai.rtr 1A1U Jam Sells Brothers GREAT 8-KUiG CIRCUS. ELEVATED STAGE Real - Roman - Hippodrome And 5-Cdptinent Menagerie. inland river*, which |xu* through »wnnipa filled with tn-re and other tuglily cokirod rooto and vegetable matter. Nearly all the gTTART. ENA PPI amber. Iu {addling alioat th»- shallower lays aixl reefs tbe tranches of olive green misnd. tbe reddish n» k*. the gray jirbbk*. now and tIm-u suggested a peunter's |alette ly ing m a basin qm9 CUBXSTorH fringe it with amber colored gi-nw. In tlie m. bates. B tl>e water him a remarkably black surface; when a rippla there catcbua t he light of tbo • ruddy hue while a lime blows, then the sullen current looks-like a dark molten metal curved into ripple of flame.—C. 11. Farnham Attorney at a H barber. • i Physician All of Earl'll’'. Illustrious MM-alr and An-nlc ('hamplons. Fralrb' lb :> -^ H’j>;«»lr nCelebrities. Munclmis Human Phenomena and Unrv't Z*»h»gt' ? T Merged and Maraluitrd In a CokiMa! and I’tfpsrallclcd I'nlb. (Theodwinklc Brown ronm into the bouss at 10 o'clock with a blreding mac.) Mrs. B—Theo, what has haj^xuxxl! Mr. B—Htumblcd over a post that some .-*8,300.000 Invested for the PuUlc'a IWtxtiatloit! idiot left lying across tho walk tn tbe front - Actual Daih E'-l>i 4 ' w. WHY. M. ________ru**1" Human Imagination Confounded by its Stupendous Magnitude. one left a putt there. Mr. B-CouMn't 1 are itt ICs moonlight I and bright aa day. SJMITH A COLCJRO Ij U _ self. Sre that post lying therel That’s what done it Mrs. B—Theod winkle Browrf, that is noth­ ing but the ^badow of the trunk of tliat pine A —• —j. ..v.., .uat „ L«( Don t you know (hie) that the shadow of a j»U» tree is just as bard ■ thlna to kick against and fall^rrer as the shadow of a hickory tree! Sing'lar some women .lorj't j?1™ anything after moonlight—Detroit E. KENASTON. Attarnc e. WX1.TOS rh . Th. l<Uh kr, whlrt •re“y )ol„ th. rhwaou. m i h.„ (MM’K » SHXUM1K menu of a good t many other pronU'n “«««hl» Th* l™^, ». h„. th. „ I f»t .lin<«t *ur. tut i flod U»m r.pu.u.1■M.r.p.ud 1. th. uriUnj. The Only Compete, Perfee|and Lavishly s»nnpiu..«H itepr«i< bar. leg . I2ST JSTHA.IiL-x- 2,000 TTEA-KS: «> English and Kentnrky Thoroughbred-, in SouWrring struck • know when hs is doing the «-vicanft>7 P H-TIMMERMAN 1 • »Hanan< -f th- btss, Eenh and Gluiatofiil Ctaiiis si tosl hi wmal history he could not have >-ntavMi without It. ‘ujoyed to find a wm^ telling them-"I.'^‘7 . f ><u SUTattr Knormotte Racy Track—Four Tiint* Around. <>nc Mil- N«UM> tad Trtiwuditally KMMWtat Uta Ntatan with Ita -ta- I - M AHTtN V. BAAtKl 1 __ " ■ «*«> Figure of Western Romano-. Ikjtbcsda Blmsed aro tlmre who have mid Ulnp to, notmes in Atlantic. Capt. A. H. BOGARDIS. CAAMP1ON WING44HUT OF THE WORLD. Ouattara on tlie Ground Awafttar the Oiieitliir- t,r an Intllu, r I.... tin »ni° W u» cotnplaloatii r» Ttinink*-m. Issa.- itort. de^JS' ‘ 'J.“njowite heirs nf Gheat Faixn, Mont. News of tlie ojwnESn, ta u» Ing of the Bhiek Feet lleservalioti in await­ Court ed impatk-ntly here and throughout house in U1C eltj '0!’ ItatttaZTia Jo toe 7lh day at Ma v tn ¥»2,iAn.MM e”UMy. aa Northern Montana A large nuipbcr of hur.tJrea anJcighw right °nC ,lw>u«uid. persons have gone to the rvwervadon tn locate ranches, inhtre and (own nlte>. 'Dm- desirable valiey* are fairly covered tm.ditaltaJJto.J,'!" » tta tatM_: wltli teuta. the great^at runh apparently being to the Big Sand), the famou*. hay grounds Soldleradtawell se civilians are on the grounds, aiill when news cornea “d tatarr Wta.xtt that thr bill Is signed there Is likely to be a. rush. Bullboek Valley, beyond Fort AaidnflKiine. is all stalked off, and the the valley of the Milk Blvvr. FASCINAte -iitfirrdx mta r m-. '•« * «**■“• ------ ... VIEWING THE PROMISED LAND. The Bcpubilcana . , of congretm ___ __________ and_____ tW country are anitod on the tariff queatkn. 1 and the ih-mtxsrato aro hopelessly divided. 1 Shrewd observers, ta putting the two dr-j cnmsuuicre together, are apt to condutte that tuc resell must be Dcmor-ratlc do-. tat. eapedaly as the tariff la likely to be the' pctadpsl Isauo before the voters of ths country this year.—Norristown Her- Preaa aid -ThuGC and COMPLETE M1R~ROR OgwONm L'MiD* ’ u. lt~». «u 1 f’S'mXAtaT »«» tata. I precalvo taxation he hr subjected to by the i operation of a tariff capable of working g. I John McFarland. Hope ouch results.- -Troy Timoa. Tta Pail Mall Otartta find, that' tbe iron maaufaettarers of South Staffordshire, England, are greatly pleased with tho Mlibi free trade bill and that tho details of t!!n uw-wuro are all they could desire This Information should be particularly gratifytag to Chairman Mill* He Is doing hia level brat In behalf of Britibb interests, 61211 11 will tickle him to le.irn that his efforts are appreciated. — Philadelphia itoWtwnOOlLfcM FuUo. ita.ta ita ta.l -tata ttata^J for the week ending * t™> th- ta-*-In ttr mn.h.Jata.f.C.tatan m— -fS-?SKi.’!fR«l«te WU--I“ Alraut 50 KnighLs of Pythias from Char­ lotte. Nashville. Middleville /and Lake Odessa were In the city Monda). .They came by invitation of Barry lodge. No. 13. for the purpow of witnessing tin- cxernplificatlon of the third rank work t>y the latter lodge. After tbe work was cun-1 eluded to the hxtgr room the assemblage I adjouniisl to inert around irauntifully spread tables In the rooms of the Ladles ; .society of Emmanuel church. Thr latter luul charge of furnishing the supper and. । in the opinion of all, acquitted themsrhex most Creditably. Space forbid- a more1 extended mention. However the whole affair will be remembered by nil present as a very cnjoynblc one. j tain our rights tn the Samoan Islands ( against German aggression Supported by the ruling of the secretary . of tho treasury, he has allowed the Cans. dlan Pacific railroad to compete, at a I runloua rate, with American Pacific I roads ■1 He refused to assert the Monroe doc­ trine In tho Venezuela troublre, thereby allowing England to secure valuable ter­ ritory In South America. Circuit Court. He disgraced thqcountry by a cowardly Tlie following are the caws noticed fur attempt to bully Mexico iu tho Cutting case aud by sending his cockney put. the trial at the coming term «»f courtdrunken Sedgwick, to the'S^y of Mexico People va Clement Mngridge. forgery; as a special envoy. People vs. David Fuller, forgery; People He bus failed to secure any satisfaction va Thomas Casey, burglary: People va from the sultan of Morocco for confining George Cor. receiving stolen goods: People American citizens, a gross inSult He has vs. .Harrison .1. Forsbey and Sarah Forahey. negotiated a ricw Chlneae treaty tliat Is rvcciviiur stoicu goods; People vs. Edward declared by tho most competent authority Harrison, assault and battery: People va Joseph T. Goucher, attempt - to dig up, on the Pacific coast to be incapable of of feeting, relief from the grievous evils of disinter, remove and carry away a human body. Ci Inoue immigration. In every Important diplomatic rotation, ho ha* shown himself Incnpablo of direct- ' Strung anti Eva Strung. Mffurnptdt: Wil­ ing our foreign affairs to tbo honor of this liam H. Owen vs. John H. Beamer ascountry Thank goodness there will bo tiumptdt; Jeremiah M. Bugera vs. Amos" an end of all this uu tho 4th of March Fausey, ai»sum]»it: Hiram L. Brown vs. Jonas Early, assumpsit: Oliver II. Perry, i appellee. vs. Ixirenzo Tobias, appellant, — Only Fili-Grow Pair of BM-SiratiiJ Hippopotami od M' . . VJT’-'A- 'JUJgL (JJSF TUTS Juirr j Ortn 300 PHENOMENAL ARENIC ARTIST I . 90 DAZZJ.ING ACTS S<?Sta Aipuitae Xamta tad » aipnta t 'ltat.dmHn.Uta. In Dtaln, tad !).»hlw t-rtltatata.®.™ tta Hum . o Sere anti Yellow lx-af Atlrarthma! Not a Chestnut <m ’ 50 Cages of Wild BeastsTxUnfverlai'Reflex on Sava?? Lift Kilned, ridden anti driven by one man and that man THE GREAT i • nU l- s£iU I ■ - ■wl D*-t Trained Herd of Elephant '■ "*** Ulr AIMwrahadowing Central I’.™-' "f hb the almost Human Clown Elephant, and tbe Only EH»hMit on the Pontlnent. ‘ __ _____ “A** ’Md- PEERLESS, POETIC, ROYiLLT RESPLENDENT STREET PAHASE yH-rlM ..a tt. 1-aUht E,.n. m.,,,,,,. Then- Is a —1 AL K>Pl'LA» PRICKS OF ADMlftttlDN-lVrfunuatxv- at Uu»teV*n iA Inwood.; ROBERTSON HO ■"" ' .trA'W . ‘ ______ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-05-16.pdf de1dc343d52b6e4f61ce801c6d8132ff PDF Text Text astings xxxm NO. 3 Hastings, mich.. may ie. isss. “ a usrrsiKiBiiws^ au thorVcii in re. ■JOth anniver^r?'»* ^’''hnsted bl* I.ir.. “*U,'WW> "f taudnres in thl* HI- 1^' ~inrrnra HATgat AS ' FEB Y±JJ th-end aft) Hroct LMcKelvey Maule Grove. Preston Jewell, Assyria. Poaunoster, laax-y. Pootimuter, BaBfieM. ** OTtoonell J N. Covert. Carlton. Poounastw. Freeport. r,r^ .or spacial P .toll intmiNG. &X’'’ .wit with the IMrst fares ot JSTUcct- .. .tovrJ pa-.:.'ru* ft machinery Wl*:" ".. . r* !.-uetaplny»-d.*nft>’,’< *h" —- ^PRICE’S CREAM ™de£ N^’erfectmaJJL^ •lohnbheau. Hlokorv Corner*. Brown fi Calms. Pridrtevtlta. Byron Usher. Crwt's Cc-rncra. v» m. Broward, Broward. A. G. Jewp.pranrejrllk. i ostruaater, \ aakee spring*. C. W. Arunitrong.BmretwMilte Money paid to those agents wifi be receipted rr bl .tlie ilAKW.li ifmnrl..trww u...< .... ._ _. »«“' "UM. to- tn X"*•*.‘,rn 1«K Ttof 1w" «">! nmnl« » fotnjM rance d ri nk house*. I hr driving park nasoeiatinn ha* made r"r * ,nrtti»K matinee on K «neni<K>n, May fifth. Flftvdolar* in purse* nrc offered, and there will «* a frre-for all. a thft*qntaute and a pn*-n rare. All Will is- lioot tw<*in-tiiroe -in iStS,S." PIANO MANUFACTTRE. l*-ct«*l. Tlie steamboat preaeiit* a fine api: jM-arance u* she |>o*M-* up u|. «,,n,' and down <„.n u the ,||C The rain> an- putting llye faniu-n* back all Pih’,n -fkotiw In thi. vicinity vtelnli,- doir- with their spring cro|M. ?Hrtuly'* It i ixki*. xn<! *ti -2n-" tii/hi* Kldci Mllh-r pnwhed to the Advents S. Wellman I* doing u* well a* can he Friday. Saturday and S/mday eyenlngH. liovcntnirht. En- on* of enjoying a fine ride should patronize <expected. We in,pc ■ ;'■•• Great enlv.-rsltwa till- II. hope xiun soon o, to *cr w uim him OUI out B. R. Rom was on our streets Mondav. ia<l mirtl Healthful. •Your correspondent wa* Mimrwhat *ur- railing and visiting among hl* friend*, Party at'hr. A. J. Wright * Wednwlay Addie Seger wa* ihv gu<-*t of friends and Sold only pri-xsl <»n a n-cent visit to the bland to *rv ; tin- really' fine building which has l**-n j relative* around Fn-rjsirt last w.-ek. Carlton I* on the gain if "they say" tell.*/ erected by Mr. Aker for the aixsuniMlatioii 1 MI«* Evn Cusick. Ihv evangelist, i* rx- th-truth. He talk- like ti|is: Sallie has | of excursionist* and those wishing fw In-1 l»vtetl to prcaeh ft the Pud Auger M-h<M>l no more nw for Wood and 1'harlle Bowen dnlge in the amum-ment of dancing. Tbt-1 Iuhim-May 37. at 11 o'clock. Go and hear wn» sri-n going east with a Inml of Cole In hiillding I* 30X.W feet and two atorie* high, i i^r. Telephone communication ha* Iwen <•*■ I E. Wood, of (lllvct ixoB-ge. Cha*. *W<d**ert was in town Friday. tablishi-il at this j*»inL and Cloverdale can I. waa the giie*t of .1. L. Irkv* to t .Sunday, J. Fleming Is getting out lumber for n now hello with its neighbors. 1 Mr. W<xxl intend* to. spend !.i* vm-alfon Sine.- our Improvement in mail fiufllltlca 1 ‘biting among friend* and* n latlve* hi Where I* the man that fcay* we shan't rOotli.g*. we welcome tin- Baxxf.ii each Wi-dm'-Mlni ' Carbon and vicinity. . fish? Returning from Husthig”* Wednc*., :t. IS » day evening we noticed light* on Middhevening. Fmlrlevtila. I lake. Some one mil, pleasure riding we The hnnlxT ha* arrived for thv Kwlamu roo boat hotw and thv ground ha* ta-en I Will Muiphy and family ate visiting at I -i"i'l»»’'. »mi as it wa* cold they had tlw ■ • — ' •’re to keep warm by, , gradi-4 fnr the same Your scrtlx- <-alIed on Mr. McArthur at ' Tin- weather lia* bwh very im-l h-r John Brandftetter la* hl* re-fab-nro 1 linHdiug purpom-s but ron*idt-rubl<- pro- i m-wly ptiinb <). Igrdl* Im* be«n made however. ' <h*>. Hazen has-newly fi-maft fab front in having good sin-ci-** and I lie scholar* all wrin to like him. ) Mr. Dayton will soon have hi-ri-ftan- I yard. to i.<>A* ox-' ran-’ completed. IawI t'urti*. of ’The Tamarac." spent John Jone* i* putting down a «lri» c well. «rt.< iiarUworo C ntnpln-ll Bros, it flnti-n have their Dt? Socket and John Perkine wen- nt the Sunday with Carlton |<eop!c. I K-ti Patient. wb» lias ta-en ill for room­ ------------------[ building well under way. conventionj»t Hasting* Thuriulay. . H<> it-ojKithic j I- H- Barnes lias moved Into his new Kejion tl that ttiv achodt will be divided time. to much Ix-tter. Several Carlton young people dined with rgi* n. I hoiise. to-day: tielng loo largeJor one leacher. Fred and Minnie Homing Sutuluy I«*L - Ti’-v- uo-r Ne|in'» store , Pierce Bru*' an- about removing their Al. Shively -to working for W. W. Me: !roiu 1 t.i J p. nt All call* i-M»w mill on to section eight in thl* town: • Wc are having wry fair winter weather, ItibtMin. ■( color akit Church th«-y have the Job of sawlog a Mg. lot of Wilber .Wiafcl has quit-working for U timber for Kalamaz«*> phrtira. and ns all hut nothing which rest-mbit's spring. । this lumlx-r will lw *iiip|w-d at thl* joint, Earl Rusm-Q who has been » *nffcn-r for Harta-r. i I ll.■’ ly -’■" ,• -!i ~ 1 W. LoH RY. M. !>.. ’ i. .." -ian and Surge Surgctm. Ki. luck. BlUtln, *.) ernvy at iaw. '!■ a man’'•s proper i agaluit :si"r wind;I; j;caln« h man’s id*nL El.lMtN. •'Wk.Hasting*.’flleb.y . At>-tract Books in forty H<<no-pat iir T’hytaulirop'i drug mor •.) UH IK .. IIAUKKII. IU-.I Kauir. In**“■ *i;run<;i* and Ixuna. • Son 2 dors north I '-tofiteii. 'ton Zlvcn to making exchanges >ne interests'! of noiHvaMaati ftapeny owner •ireiully-lookad often Farms, ofshih- t .r or ezehangv. Hoa»-s and Prari <7, v SWF.EZEY. lawyer. .“ >• ng». Mica. W II. I. < Mils. 51.11. ’ "gr, «;;; " r’• ”1 Physician and Surgeot. v-taixfiamt, Mteh. i ,!;-r =wuh Of Kilpatrick*! ......if.'i there day or mgbt Robertson house, '■ .-. >4 < uur: fits,, Hu*ting., Mich. Rates, 81 ,oo per Day. '■ •••■; with ntaaaant rooms; The e >Wte (» rfttpeetfullyi melted. - ■"> ir ”I'lijtpvra b uv o • <- . b'H.KLLft ICO.. M Spruce it will add largely to our btuslnes*. John Ryan I* busy at the ware-hoiiM-. Frank Wilcox, who was low* of the rail­ road Motion, lias ixi'ii Mtci-cixled by Mr. Murray: the former now occupying a sub­ ordinate iMMltioii on the section. He will move his family to Cloverdale this wi-ek. hlMr. McLean is about t<» move Into hl* new building. tunny months died Sunday afternoon; now 1 tetter. • Bertha Terpenning now ha* charge of the primary department of the sclioril. Mr. Conrad, from Kalanmzon* «*dirge, preached from tho Baptist pulpit on Sun«jnv evening. Sinti*. Sackett returned from n mouths visit In Grand Rapid* Tuewlny. Mr*. Collier. Mr*. Mel way and L. fg»veElder laine to building a tarn on hb land spent Saturday In Kalamazoo. Mr*. U Ixwclaml will I*- prejmnsl in A. S, Bissett I* working tpr S. Harahcy future, to furnish flower* for funerals at reasonable price*. in Irving. . Quarterly meeting at tin- I’. B. eliurrh last SabbathJames Miller and A. Sherk have bi*-iK Some mav Inquire wln-rc lx»wlaml Val­ building road fence on their farms.,'which ley i*. It i- <>n the C. K. A S. railroad six is quite an improvvi.n-nt. / mile* from Hosting*. J. Pumfrey and wife went to Irving Our dew depot and freight hou*- I* hnished and ready for hnidne**. Friday afternoon. All subscription note* given for build­ Death Ik itTnur mid*t. It has taken two nf onr oldest resident*. Grandma Roatrh ing tlw depot not |«id can l»e found at tinand Grandpa Klock. Tliey both died Nntlomtl bank. Hasting*. Jann- Bulwek has ap|»inted tick­ within the same |>our. Sat IS. nt ~ p. m. Christian KI wk. aged M. lives! with hi* et ngem for this plan. James is al«-o run­ son-tn-hiw. John Moxom. lie had tern ning a grocery and will probably I*- our suffering with cramps In tin- stonuu-li. hnt post master nlsn. He i<a reliable young was around most of the time. Friday he ntan of go<*l luilntA, and we predict satis­ walked over turn.*' Mother Itontch. a* he faction a* well as suet**-. railed her, tlie distance fading about n mile. Joseph Shultz own* tbr land adjacent Iti-tuniing home in the^nfternvKin h<- was to the depot, and ha* done well forthemadtaken worm-. Dr. Evans, of Middleville, •was knmnioued. and pronounced it neural­ gia of tin- heart. He gkve quieting med­ Mr*. Uiveland. aged about f» ymra icine. but it did no good, as lie never ral­ made n misstep one day last week, falling . . .............. I..V tier nil ftir wvlied enough to know hiq friend*. Funeral at thv M. E. church at S-p. m. Tlrnnk* Dcltrlch Ik making- w«MW Grandma Roateh aged dfi ha* for .years been almost helpless. She lived with her pair* about his shop mid dwelling house. Th<X Rockwell, ©f Hltonta. *T"-nt *on Norris, and for week* |>o*t George, her eider son, has been the main help in taking several day* ulth hl* parent* last week, care ©f tin- mother that lias now pass' d and while hen- rwrlvod srord fn«» Lan­ away. She longed for death and It waa a sing that hi* broth'-rln-law, B- < . Johnson. happv. rrleore. Funeral at tin- N. K. w“dangerously *ick. He left Immediate chnrci Monday, at 10 a. m. by Rev. A. ly to *«e * him1,lm* .i r.w<t master 1’ H LawWilliam*. The singing by tbr cbolr •»» mmtr'li'1 " ' renws hasbei'n mending our puliBe hlgle very nice indeed. ’ south Hartfugx. The temperance society. Jangle last Saturday <"cntak-nydjtij the first of September- rhry ‘7^- . oflk-rrs as follow*: • Pres.. Ebrr Lakrt fc pre*.. Mr*. Havens: trras.. Arthur Kyih shvmrr; editor, Addie Hall. A *Ion was given to a certain by-laws arnl eonftltutiim. and It ed that the way to vote 6)1 Hiimimtary rule* was by tt rtalne or ’ chunation. , „ .Susie Baldwin Is now al ln-r-oou*in *. Scarier rash at Jn«- Young*. Norton Paton visited hi" »**» K,rI Middleville Sunday,, _ ^.u. Porter Burton lias the wall n. arh con* nletvd for tiir addition to hi* h»m*r!-«• r« ni«'* l*. nil Int f*»' I-'*-10*. -v-nlpir. ' 2»'X Cr'iaw.'. WHOLE- NO. 1720. We are having a cold time for the middle There will be a railroad meeting at of May. Phis. Monday, tho fonrtevnth. Town hall rai Saturday evening. . Btul snowing. F. F. Hilbert’* little girl fell on Sunday AN INDUSTRY BEGUN HERE ABOUT i «' y*lrnUn« ■nrt <bear Campbell an­ last and dislocated her elbow and frac­ ta the. city .this week. wltncMea on the 100 YEARS AGO. tured the bone In iter arm. Some h>w lived sneak ha* girdled Mr*. Bltznr'* maple tree* in front of her hotuM. Some farmer* planted their com two Mrs. Josie Crites wua married last week, wej^s and now wlMb |hHr wrtl jn th<> also Mrs. Be.*ch_ . eriwInstead of the ground. Adam Baltiuger lost a yearling enU on Two kid* from Kalamazoo, one the- *on Sunday. It Caught ite head fast In tlie wm1S?inrt*r 1><,<in,in- tin- other the son of manger and choked to death W III Blaneliard came to thi* plai-e last Sat­ Leonard Mauch post No. 341. G. A. R., urday. Tta-y were on a tramp, having left and the ladle* Independent Relief Corp home without the knowledge of their par­ will observe decoration day at Woodland j ents. nn Wednredsy May noth. The Him. P. T. Mrs. A. Douoan is In town on a hunt for Colgrove. of Hasting*, will deliver the ad- claims by one your. The di«|«te >* hardly her son. and will visit her manv friends tlre** on the occasion. Ixt everybody worth maintaining. The original piano r«i hetv. probably little mon.- than * iiarf> kid on ita turn out and honor our nation's deart. iJtfe Whlttcmorr has his saw mill mov­ ed to this place, amt will saw the logs that primlttv* tboa Winter ho* once more made )u appear­ were drawn to A. C^jWalt's mill. ance. 1-rnnk Wilson, of Decosta countv, stop­ Ball game last Sattiniay. ped over night with J. H. Valentine, on f>ur legal men go to Hasting* on Tue»his way home from Battle Creek. day to try a suit In Justice Krnaston** One of Dan. ilerce's children Ls ven court sick. Dr. VanHorn attending. A new bank building will soon occupy the vacant lot between B. S. Holly's store and Fatil A Vclb-ta hardware store. Mr». R. W. Ba'rber. of Waterloo, N. Y., F. F. Hilbert ha* been-appointed post I* visiting her daughter. Mrs. Whitlock. master of this place. Frank know* how F. I>. Soules fius been grading hi* yard. the business is done. Bert Corwin lias sold his bun*'. Monroe Rowladcri* children have the of the so called inventor in Italy, if not atao N. V. Whltloek wa* in Charlotte last whooping cough. ‘ in Germany, hud to lw disinterred r.nd reaweek. Geo. Itawlader and wife went to Saran­ Tlu- third quarterly meeting of the Assy­ ac on Saturday and returned Monday. ria circuit M. P. church was held ,at the RejKirted that we are at>out to lose one I countries, each country mntrititing wxaaAustin appointment Iasi Saturday attrf Sun­ thlng to the perfection of- an inutnunent day. Young Soldier bus been away on a fur­ which nowTrolds a position of tox-hallanged Bear show at Morgan Sunday afternoon. lough. wonder why "Old Soldier" deserted < »at* are lieginning to show above ground. hb post not rented wtthu.wtll.twturenn.1,XZJ Itr-eGMl tlw hew Year*, pay their subscription* to th* cantata of the “Blackamlth - Chlklren" at BAawtata agents mimed above. BoamKtluiiy to .toM W*,n**u*> nW>t-and _ ... . ■ ' COOK * klSKERN. it will probably lx- repeated. 7.. ,*w»tiey’* gn-at clrcu* and con­ cert will exhibit tn Nashville- Wednesday Mr. Schram has a new lion*-. night of this week: mi you need not expect Mrs. S. M. Ixwimis has gone to sjsuui n many of the resident* of Nashville down few day* with tier daughter. Mm. ( hamto see Sell's Bru*. • bf*rialn. nt Wmll lake. -- —... ....... lln, <ih-u ai orr Martin Chandler now sport* a new burhome in thi* village Thursday of last ne.*s. week. Her remain* wwe taken to Toledo, Mr. Robinson lie* very low. for burial. Hie young people'* society <>f Christian Mr*. Wyman Hall I* not expected to live. cmleayor will give a wideawake ooetety at Frnnklo Broward be sick with rryalpeta the (ongn-gatkuiKl church next Frltiat night. Ri the face. San. Truman was Imukr from GJivi-t over Mrs. P. Roger* U visiting at her broth­ Sunday. er's In northeast Orangeville. Edna Trumap visited Charlotte friend* S. C. Ibgiter Ims a carload of plaster for sale at the stotion for the aceomm.*latlon Saturday and Sunday. Mi Palmerton and wife, of Woodland. Jeflrod* Post. G. A. IL, will«|renrdec­ of the farmers. vbhe<! at Will Brook'* last Sunday., oration day. Sti-vcn Doster talks nf buikllitg a new Mr. Bob Phillipa waa called to Battle houM- to rent here. Creek lant WediMMay, to attend tho funer­ Farmers, have l*'gun planting' coni In vd in Nashville. al of a cousin. this vicinity. ■ rlr<(last Friday night to Maud Baird. John Winslow died of bland poison Sun­ Chao. Davidson, a forwor Nashville boy. day law. The funeral wan held at tin­ Smith Evangelical church jrm Monday at in town over Sunday. The wild snap keeps pleasure aeckrr* two o'clock. , <». r. St-CKKIL away from here, but as sooh as tlw wrathVerne Andrews has n-tnrficd home from er get* warmer lively jtarf* may Iw ex- iuu. weTg^F PUR.g ’J'* *• M' -"■■ vlllli' E!?n.T'"’ A'.VKfniSlXO BAI - ry County. COUNTY NEWS. Hast Jngs Banner . |- ...'Mird Wv<lnc*duyr. by COOTC ANN rliated bv the dUtrirt last full. The rin gud cold wav* that visited this vfoinlty last week has delayed many of our farmer* In planting corn. , Gul* are up nn<i an- looking vlgormi*. Dr Elliott n-lirveil Mt*. Southworth, win has ta*-n afllirted with dropsy for some time, of ’!*• ,,r *“,rr' _ ’ Dr. MdUty- <d PralrirwiUjV reports ty* P. A. Young slowly on thv mend. / "> Meaiwl* W "‘til breaking out ih this nrtahborhoudt n»»‘J of the rhi,<,rt”' Iiutt week. think* fib *".?'‘iv'i* •Ito it ni - when hL corn L n<»t planted. . •ah fb-nrurk's hw tilth- L»»y* l»d an ■ bi.- time on tin- dth. while their J. *-'n< lie wono«T«w —.............. , d luiinifoxh-.! altotfl D lt'ti in Orangeville last wwk. • Geo. Jtowlader batted n Imll through Pur buudier’s window, shattering three panes of class. Mr*. Stephen l<e*iie visited at her brother, John Smith** on Saturday and Sunday. Mr*. CovlHe ia improving. Mr*. Jain--* Lze is still sick. Dr. Carpenter went to I ladings on Tuemlay. Mrs. Baitinger has potatoes up and ready to hoc. C. S. Pahkerton is agent for tin- Lan­ sing Engine Co. He also sells territory for the far the farmer* "Weed Pnlverixrr." Tin- billiard hall at Lake Odeaaa burned down Just Friday night. Reposted to have been fully hiKurvd. 1-rlehurdTlllc ~ baa dcscrnd-<l upon nolcmn and ororahipir* been a s.>mewhat brilliant history, until A. Contrary to popular imprfwioc, the record Strwart, f!k> I’ indefinitely located i* Boa* thing of an itinerant to ttnrl customer*. His operation* won. credited rtih-fly to Balti­ more, until be became prominently ideutUbd (’.• IL Nichols, of Battle Creek, I* vlslt- their tn<ltn>trial lulvrnturea It will anrpriM rig friend* in tills place. Geo. Prichard and family have moved to Lak* Gdessa. —------------ ------------ — ----------------------- r - r~~ Farmer* an- preparing the ground and utatioo wa* John Jacob Astor; but it it truo, planting com. and in wun* of the odd nooks ami cranntai Mr*. Jessie Fnihauf, after three WHto i of the metropolis may stillbe re.-n anttqwrtsh visit In this place, returned to her iunur iu , piaora Iwiring bi^iuuue on the plate, with a' Ann Arbor last Tbiiradav* reference atao to hb ptace of businew la J. S. Caswell ha* a brother from Greota Mftd"n lam-. Be bought hi* pianra M Engeoimty visiting him. I tarn! and Germany, paying for than « the Um Tnbta* lu»* moved Wk to Halting*, rate of hlxml each, and sold tir.-nj hero ---------------• for about t wice the -amotinc. -reaafeiabla Rutland. , enough. Heta*aid to haw laid the fcamdolarge bam was ralwd by ('ha*. Roger* I tionot the fortun* which lias rinoe bicorns on the town line In-lwet-n Rut land and 1 eonridrrnbh- through th is trade,, and phen Yankee Springs, nt which CO of his neigh- | afterward hi* Oeftinga In fur* and rvalUtato bora lent a helping hand. Mr*. Roger* ’ had t»*-<nnr no vaxtaml varied that ife hod entertained nearly nn equal number of no time for trifles, he-turnvd Ub piano Rrade ladle* on the same twcasihn. A royully over to a suocrow named Leib. But thw were incident* that good time was enjoyed. Frank Brown, of Irviqg. Is the happy period we liaw eipaudcd mightily aa i fatber of a week old son. ’ , Lutiwr Hill is also setting.'em up <m ac­ lion, and our uKiurtrl* hare grown more rapidly than our LXyndarica and count of a bran new daughter. Children's day at tin- Congregational lotion. But no industry law wirpaaa* church ft Irving four week* from m-xt manufacture of pianos iu the rapidity development. From a single Itincr Sabbath. Then- will be no mon- "pow-wow" until piano maker, with powdbly a few a«:ln ___i - - - ■ ... , kind providence remove* another pest, the famous MMijceati-r. from among u*. !Xor<h>*.< Orangeville. The clover look* bod. bnt wheat is Im- ' provitig. ' Dr. A. B. Watson, a former resident of Hcliool eommrnnil in the <>ak Grove ____ Yankee Springs, but now a resident of ] school-house Momlay. with Elsie l^iPrad Monterey. Allegan <x>unty, was making his I a* taarher. A. D. Cook and Mi** Jennie Cook, of many friends around here pleasant rails Hasting*, spent Sunday wllhl L. F. Cook Ia*< week. We understand the doctor I* having a big praetler. Surre** to you ‘Aland famil? ■ Pre**. Flower* mid daughter, of (.'rrwy frenk Nelson F. Watson, one of the first set­ Corner*, paid R- •!.' Flower* a visit the tler* of Barry <v>tinty, ia sadly atllleted past week. | ' with thvdnqwy, and feat* are entertallw<l• Jam*-* Stuart I* Improving huite find. of hi* recovery. The fanner* an- btiiy planting com. Schixil commenced tact week Monday at - It look* now a* lbough we might have thi- Spring*, Florence Blake ns teacher. . some fruit thl* mabmn. • Mr*. Myron Serisvix-e ha* been very Found. Sunday morning—geoid snap. *lck. but I* better nt thi* writing. No I. O. G. T. lodge meeting la*t.Frifay Git’.’ atreeb were awakrnml Thursday nlgiit on aceount of the storm. B. B. Burlington S* putting fin a full night by the firn- and harmonious mu«fc of stock of groceries and dry goods tn the tlw <5. A. K. Imnd. U-nder Brayton has tnknn much pain* in pnv-tiring tin- Imivh ixiatofiwe building of E. G. Bennett, E. G. and now we i-an proudly say that Fri-ep/rt Ik-niwtt salesman. lias the h-xt launl In the county. | The Herald wax mistaken In Ila last W suo In regard Io the rail fence. It was said for Delton. Odle that found tin* new routnto lliehouw. Mraar*. Fox A Higley, of Kalamazoo. S. bravely laid down the fence and alowly Iiavc arrived'with a nbx- stock of goods. wended hi* way to the house. They will keep a gvneral store. Much C. i>.Jha-be and Mr. Hadley drove In credit U due Mr. Blackman for huiidtng town Thursday and hitched their team In such a large tiler store. . The roller mill I* nearly ready for rais­ cumc frighti ned and ton- low- ami ran ing. All are anxious io see II completed uway. demoralizing thebugry In bad shape. and ready for tine. Lydia Reuter returned to her home In Geo. Norwood and family moved Into’ Lamdl Sunday, after a three weetot visit wlm friend* here. Mr. Dulari* ha* a new houw nearly fin­ fir. Sale* has rental the1 Commercial ished. * how. and will soon be ready to aceommoHall A Goss are wiling lot* of lumber, date the people. ’ which goes to show that Delton wb* joat Nellie 0twn returned to Iler home in the place to start in businesa. Hrndlng* Tburwlay. after n short visit tn Mr. Gwin returned Sunday from the Freeport. funeral of Ida mother. V. Willison ami Frank Roush spent Grand first eltma strike among the Saturday and Sunday in Hastings, carpenters la*t wedk. We have not MiZivrkln.MmmM S.I.ml.y after a Kffi/ Perkin* n-tutned Satutday learned how nittch they made by tire opera­ few weeks visit with friends In Cascade. tion. After « fen day* visit with relatives here Mr. Stuart has started a jmnnd. Ypti Conrad Smith.returned to Ada Friday. can recover'property by giving him 81. ' John Yargcr was at Grand lUapIda Fri­ We wonder if a certain man thought day on buslm-s*. ' wlu*n lu-killed>Xhat In* Hurt hi* property A. IL Johnwm, of tin- Ih mm raf. wan In would ii'-.er arctorntally gvi nn». and tlie village Sunday. |anr>nx hl* at-lghJmrs, H. Rogers and wife Sumlayyd with H. A!”-noy cxoundonJat* have begun rinltW. Roger'* people, of ( ar'ton. j. M. Brunm-F* people pmt*mplate ?. T. • tii.-tow will build him « I*mi moving to South Ixwell. b<>«> •* on Mr. Gwin’* land soon. Mrs. Conrml Smellwr Snndayed with her F. A. ’Jackman will give a daneitig IpuDiiit*-in South Jx,«wi-ll. pa«-. >:» hl® m w hall Friday avinhw. Arc we going to •■••lebrat- tin- -ltl> Chi* yvurf H it l» w , r,‘ **a*°«t u‘ DonTfal! to idMvl the M-fy |*rty In Paiilrtwd men in California estimate lixat up to Jan. 1 -tn.fXX) California r-.-arsinn ' Andrew ticlgrr funds'.-vl In* Woodland. tickets were sold in 1S87, repr^ormtiag M.Otf’.fiai |*rofil* to the irann’ociuwntal rook Mltotflay. According tr.-------------The Muster 1. Courier. .> ________ ... --—------------------devoted to the trade, and whi.-b <;i careful a record of production aa I * • * —* 52,000- pi.irto. «<T" inant.-fa.vtnrol United State* tai.t year. At un .« authority tracing tb» number manufactured annually since th* year I7H0. pta-w. t| <• total tn> that bar- f.dlowwi the initial data. A* <heae are mere than 11,00,M> faudUo. in the country and tlx> life of a pinna Is estimated tho nmrkrt for thc-e inatninwnu. hardly Jongtr existing in fact a* an antity. but llvi»g-ns tix-_2bje<-«vf. rr-prtwsitatiraof an idsal combination of - iucluztrira. Only a tbeir walls. and piano makdru, life* baiktera. mrrly imported from Binningluun, but ia maintfnrtuma of actions and keyboards fob pinno Felt ia som-dhing different. Lt in th* pro ’u<*t of an atjieeially firm qunltty ©f wool, and was fomwriy all imported from Gar many or France. But Lu re-tint roan ur • uf pianos, and the IM may la hr th* ucmti'D of pwtata, which �•tings Banner SOME GLORIOUS HISTORY. THE PAST AND FUTURE OF REPUBLICAN THE a poiituxU leader ter th* mlratioe of tha reentry, and by tho Incidental asriManoe PARTY. of an unapprociatir* and stupid Democ­ racy oloeted him-eloetod him by the gite riom; majority of l.OUOth of 1 par oacLthls nation waa eared. No triumph at a greet principle could equal It The struggle* of the revolution, the wealth of blood and drain of treasure that rebought I un not one of the whs believe ‘With u* one flag fur our country, "pale their the author of "Th* Man of Destiny.- and ineffectual fire*” compared with this vic­ The Great Specific for Indigestion other croakers. that the Republican party tory of moral ideas—our copyrighted, ax han acrumpbaliad -its destiny On the elusive, proprietary patented moral idcaa. And Ito attendsnt eyDs; Standing on this Intellectual Pisgah, HeaducUe. ■ Blltoaaae— CeaMipaiioe. contrary I believe Ito mission will not have been completed until the iwceaalty handing down th* law. we can proudly for political pantos in a republic shall point to a promised land, where g haw eaa-ud Horn In the struggle to be bail for tlie gathering and arm filibu*check thv extension and usurpations of an ter who strike* a Republican hip , i id thigh unhallowed slave oligarchy nursed in may expect the deed of ,political farm. the cradle of universal liberty, baptised We have been accused of faith In a tn the struggle to prevent secession, and to fetich It baa been asserted that our guarantee the rights of the people to self skill to simply a baatbenlah art; that we government. the Republican party has os- have carved a block of wood, and with paused Umi cause of the oppressed, guar gouging of tool and touch uf paint have anteed the rights of the poor, and demon made it a god. that a thumbed lump of St rated that a government of the people, clay, after baking, la our Deity, that we by the people and for the people shall not dream as did Nebucha<Lne*x*r. and on the perish from thu earth broad Shiuar of out imagination create Ils history is a record of the deeds done ' a graven image. th«W fall down and wor­ by the government from IBfil to 1883 ! ship tho work of our own brain*, and that That history every parent ia pp>ud to have our Insanity, like that of the Assyrian his children read It is the uuly history king, can only be cured by sending ns to which throws a halo of glory around the grass What a libel! We are the [oilil­ name of America during that period. It eal cardinals, whoa* votes are an inspira­ Is a liistory of which the party itself is tion. We are the hierarchy, whose hands proud, and is perfectly willing to have drip with anointing oil. and our bepedicread by the world Concerning it n*> tiua blessea with Infallibility. When are apology is ever needed or sought. Thenbind the brow with the phylactery of imlIs no page of this history which it Is de tatiro civil service gold, when we wrap sirous of having erased or forgotten under the mantle uf sweet praise around the the deceptive plea, "let bygones be by­ pan-electric bust, and swathe the shoddy gones ' Every page is radiant with noble clothing of the fishery fiasco, braided acts worthily done for humanity. ' with the humbug of "pemlciotui parti The Republican party is tho one which , sanship' and girt with the canting amid demonstrated that a republic has a life I lion uf tho second term, tho environing worth preserving, that treason is a erum. I will change a dolt to an oracle. that tbr Culled Staten is a nation with a 1 Did you note that impertinent criticism central heart whose pulsations are fait In , of Prealdant Cleveland by Senator Ingalls! every part of the Body politic, that a uni­ • What a sacrilege! Is there no defense versal currency secured by the wealth of against audacity! Is free speech to be the nation, is superior to the bustard pro­ permitted furerer! I* such a man aa In geny of states and corporations, that galls, with nothing in hi* vein* but such citizenship is rightfully based upon in­ blood aa extorted the Magna Cliarta from telligence and good character, and not King John, that in a Puritan parliament upon the more accident of birth or official standing that the Culled States has a condemned Charles I for treason; that stood on Bunker HUI and fought against destiny to achieve and most not allow English tyranny and an Idiot monarch, herself to be shorn of iter strength by un­ such blood *s breasted and won tlie battle due obeisance to any foreign gods or against the southern oligarchy—are such goddess**. at»d that the policy of protec a critic and such criudsm to be borne lion which baa during the pant been so without end! • prolific of beneficent results, may be safely We and our friends had a right to call UncolilS buffoon. Grant a butcher. Hayes The Republican party, too. la proud of a fraud. Oart'.cld a bandit, and Arthur a the great men who. Iiavo stood in her gourmand Times have changed The ranks and fought her battles, and whom dignity of lin> office now gives thu tempo­ •he assisted In developing mid bequeath iiu to the world—her bumnbrs. and WU- rary occnpotH of the executive chair a RT’Messrs. Reisler ft tUxish. reerrhanta. ■una and Lincoln*, and Sewards, and position beyond reproach. Agaittst tlw ^nvusoet. Mleti wvirM..-. U. s... mUzI Mottons. and Wades, and Qiagen. »nd . sacred target nu criticism or truth must Cuuierutm. and Garflelds. and. Conklings, 1 be hurled -Thu jester must shield his and Chandlers, and ’ Blaines and Sher | sting, and tiefore the awful presence of , the ex aiteriff of Buffalo the nation must { PKCKIIAM’S CKUt-r BKMKDY mans and Logans, etc In them tlie , be dumb. I will conclude by <>Bering for 1 Is prepared only by Dr. H. C. Peckham. Fn problems of government found ready so­ ■orLMteb. Hold by all dn«gl«to. .-*• ♦nnd S lution. and the rights of man. however ; your unanimous adoption an old-resolution ' ■ [kuuxxI by a Calvinistic congregation, one ! humble, found able and conscientious ad -—Hold Is Hastings by— ; that is politically applicable to u* Resolved. That only the elect ran enter . ha past history (fur tlw future is yet to be wnttan) is sandwiched between thu ELY’S admiaistralioua of two Democratic presi­ dents. oue of wham haul bnauu but no backbone the other backbone bu> no Filby Facts fur n.rkluCD»>. Cleansei. thbrains Receiving the reins of govern Then- is labor In every pound uf iron, Nasid Passw* every yard of doth, every gallon of wine Allays Faio sn*’ Imported into this country Tins foreign treasury bankrupt, her army scat I ■ fl a m mation tonsd her nary dispersed her credit labor displace* so much Anim-an labor Hefcta the Sorre guue. she reorganized her ward and gave If leas wage are paid to tld» foreign Restores tire her a pusittuu and an honor before which labor limn American laborers receive, the Sensre of Taste tho Chaldee ■ excellency would have paled constant tendency of the in>iw>rt*tlons la Inu. Utter tuslgnilicanoThe depicted to reduce wages here to European stand­ ■ treasury she tilled so full of good money ard. Whenever in our folly wo have tried TRY THE CUR1 that even a horde of hungry politicians who tauikrupted it are unable to steal or free trade, or an approach to free trade, squander Its omtenta. the dishonored flag our laborm* have knit tint their high she cairned to be respected the world over; w*gv*. and then tbeir employment at auv and the ruined credit she restored to tlie wages whatever Our manufacturers', highest possible national standing underaold by cheaper foreign pnxiuctiou A party with ao glorious a heritage were forced to close their funum miU.-. and factories and our aorianen and pro Prieto re exhibited to the imtiuus of the CHEAP EXCURSIONS. ures all forms of roup Cures Whooping-^ SSL Cough, .Inat made at the closing out sale of the stock „i u . Strong * Co., of Detroit, by which . ' 01 “«*• You are feeling depressed, your appetite ie poor, you arc bothered with headache, you are fidgMty. nervous axxl generally out of-aorta, and want to brace up. Brace up, bidnotwitMtimulanta. spring atedklne* or bitter*, which have for their lase* very cheap, taMihk. y. and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you In a worse eandtiiun than brftwv. What yoe want la an alterative that will imrtfy y«ur blood, start healthy action trf in • r and kid­ neys, restore your vitality, and gtw nv in-wed health and strength. Bueh a imdlclue you will find in Electric Bitten, ami bnly At) cents a bottle at W. H. Goodyear’* drug store. The licet salve in the world fnr cute, bruise*, ukwa salt rheum. frvrr sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains, runts, and all akin eruptions. and positively cures pile*, or no pay required. It la guaranteed to give jicrftx-l satisfaction. '« money re­ funded. Prior U eta. |*r box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. • • Hon. Sumner Howard h In Flint again. He’ll stay all summer. x> OYL v ijaog Dteesse. If y ju 1...X a Cough or Cold, or the children rrt threatened with Croupor Whooping Coo , - a, um Acker's English Itemedy and preieu! further trouble. Il la a positive cure, and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c W. H. Goodyear, Druggist It lakes reven men and one horse to car­ ry the Battle Crvrk mail. THEFKrrriKXr lADY io Hastings and olb en should not allow a rough to run. Vse at ooce Kemp's Balsam which we guaruitre to cure. FOR a CBMT8 get Kemp's Uvrr nils for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, lor the CorapJei loo. W. H. Goodyear. dragglsL FOP. I DOST CAKE. dull, tired feeling. Im poverished Mood, dull pales >a back and head, tantatutiig skin eruptions. Kamp's Haraaparilla affords Immediate relief We always guarantee It. Price «1 per bottle. W. H. Goodyear. ‘ Two hundred cases <«f measles are re­ ported at the Normal. Ypsilanti. Tim best mollcsl writer* claim that the suc­ cessful remedy lor nasal catarrh must be non in-itoUng. easy of aapll^itiim. and oos that will t'yltsowu action, reach all the remote soree Cures Coughs and Colds. w. H. Qoodyear, Druggist. Cream Balm 10 to 50 per eent. was Gained. I propose to divide the profit of the same with my engto^ Now is your time to boy FLOATI N< And everything at way-down price- celling off Clothing at any price, and Boots and Shoes at Big Bargains for you. Ladies’ fine shoes a specialty. WE HAVE THE AMERICAN CHAMPION, BEST ROAD SCRAPER Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood, Bum and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart: also the Celebrated North Fairfield Plow Ib-h. .Maagc and >*•»*trikes of every kind on human or animals cured In so minutes by Wuolfonl’a Sanitary Uxion. Thia nrvi-r fall-. Sold lq W. II. Goodyear, druggist. lUxtingw. Mich. Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fk-t a i-omjjcte - line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. J. M. ROGERS, Catarrh fever THEY DIBIT. ■SKSStS? Aih-lo-phe-ros Pills are anall and Flrat—She must insist upon maintain­ ing in tha future, as in the past, the neonarity of protecting American Industrtw against the imddioiu and hurtful doctrine which would cripple them, and thus sac rifice the righto of both capital and labor. Seouud—She must insist npoo reatrictIng the importation of a pauper and aria hud population to Intarfere with tho right* of native born or oatanhaed re■pectabki eitlMcui , Third—She must Insist upon a free and untipguMled vote in every part of th* eouMry which vote ia to be counted aa cart upon th* enforcement of the arerewt. tnent to th* national eouatitutton which nwtricta th* number nf elector* and armgreasmen to th* actual citizenship whoe* righto are reapocted at thepotia; and upon tho coudign puulahmeut of every one who in any manner tampers with election re turns or attempts U> thwart the wishea of the people a* ixpi—iii at the ballot We guaranies them. 25 and W cents. W. II. Goohykak. Druggist. Swrefs hotel at Hersey is closed for the ■waaon. Alleged reAson, county option. English >pavtu liniment n-muvrs all hard, soft, or calloum-d lumps and bletnIshcs fnnu horsre, blood tpavln. curbs, splints, sweenvy. ringtamr, stifles, sprains, swellings, rte. Mavr S5O l» use of W buttle. WamtntoL Sold by Goodyear, druggi-t, Hastings. Sterling advertises for bids io erect a 8S.OOO school house by -Sept. 1st. HHTs Sarsaparilla wil cure Scrofula, Ep^lprlas. Salt Klwum amt Scald Head. W IL Goodyear. t Judge Mon>. of Ionia, says be h not a candktate ft»r the democratic- nontlnatiun for vice pmddcnu Vre a bottle of Hill s ISwrtraa Worm ... 3fUCr> n-fnmlcd If not benrncial. W. H. Goodyear. WlUUa T.U, o< E-r.1 <Mk. b»> Incurably insane though dbappointmvnt Ln 3So.\a\.e,» Fwiitire Kiptrin Trim, Divans. IsMUigre. EMJ Off* Concho. Patent Hocker* and Chairs; also a new inwtre of CMe*’ Salto in the walnut, ehrrrv. mahogany and natural finWi. D«> * this opportunity go by Without tax'M vantage of It. LUNN THE ARBUCKLES BROS TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods hit- *ote for spring wear ever ahown in Hastings. COFFEE LOW TOMIST RATES. parity to KTHppio sucoMsfully with the vital problems of gornrumaat Sixth -The »u called mag-.x-tum at the day cantKX bo made to take t Ire place of brains and exparteoce Ability and availability moat both bo taken into ammiut hi the s^m-tiou of can dwtale-. Tbei must l» men who repre --------------------- - UJt“‘ pmvripte, and not All the Latest and Nobbiest It is quite popular among tariff reform era to refer to the workingman aa poor sod oppressed, and to daim that tune but capitalists are gaining in Wealth in thia country They do thia without rvwurd to ■tattetlce or to the erldemwa of pn*p°,iiy....................... TWtotbea ___ hmtenea. From W to IBM Patterns Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD Cali early while our stock is <•o>nl’w<- JAS. S. KIR CHICAI �KIRK’S NEWS. -sswaaisisw* -1 K IS SUfifear.P'"-1 I n™.n, Mk-h. M., 0 -1-urt-- lUd And thou nifienibte! born’,.bw“ha«n‘r‘C**’11 whlch Abuually carries off thunvADds of human being* In th? nrol , hJS'm ,t“dl7urn-'> “‘pufa for *.’.,00), 1 ,l,r deducted fr«n hi* •lory While be W** nnrb.r ™___ J ".Kassa floating soap the chief r ..... i 7 I let nnd Latundry. .n.-i Absolutely Pure. •• . ■ Il<XaE$L,’Mr’T’ ■* S!ra?« 12 w"" °p“ “‘“■'f "«*«» A WINTER SANITARIUM. e *HE CHARMS OF THE . .■..■'irSX&lAK I ,M0 THE "-Clement SEA A• o. G. RoMnaun. Prraident. r>i nrctors: ........ „} votmc norkmrn. ttxnmen. **y li-CareU. at Cleveland mine 'allowed a .«i j. j bottinn of tlw diafL Uvmerai Rankins DUR month* »«>uwr OI X’-U* . >... --------, JAS. S. KIRK & CO SUING SABIN FOR A MILLION. brightthan a THE SPECIALIST, Fred Kanllac CHICAGO. filing him. They wen, h“TinK fllr"’*h<>d the which the land In dlaput- wa. ftaLLWAnm. Minn., May 12 -Flandr^ S Cuctaoo. of St Paul, attorney* far NASHVILLE. MICH. Can give those suffering from any form of with W anted Ungat- IGUKof no»T ran*in;icxta rr. RASH. PLEA upon ft leading Io GXNrwp. it « » .anuiiJdcuMnltat otiro I 1 11 l>r. Warko. f.-iat4bhcd .UNARY I'mM a IJfe Ml dlir.vence WHAT you ’ <» ha- Wied to c|:tv you. H.nllCCTtU poatajM i'< j'Mi.- eaM. consult . . friend! j Liter er rail may iirvar fiuieand the alligator’* whir ia beard there i* * Channing city by the m*i where every winter tliei* i- n gathering of fashion, wealth and Imauiy, rcprrwnting the well known learlcr* of the Iwwt noeirty in Ney hork, Bo*l«m. PhiiadClpliia. Baltimore and WaahiaBtaiL Thov come iwt. .lUtinctly unimpeeilmbU game of card* fnr th- innre -laid patrona. O1XVKXIKXCX ASH COMFORT. The hrtri* are nuiueroup and thoroughly ffi’ii equipfwvi with evert modal n convcuicnoa MU. Ump. ,hul„w „ Ita-n.w.l.a wm (Ni.uw-.xita I". A Bnghtim man.wrU tatdrei with the juice that inebriates, wmu bom* late at tight and drove hi* wife out of tb* hotw. cta4 inilv In her night apparel. Sta mngbt th- Italter of tta tarn, anil wn* UiorottgUv ciified by morning, but tta l<,oi» hou*eof cbrrecu.m wiUataltarWh«iteud fur ninety) days to three mile- and a half. Thi* ocran U-ul -vard fairly divide* hot-ora with the magnificent 1-..-..H _ t_____ __ . » *1 north. shining sand*. made firm and hard bring i ig-ir and hope on it* fragrant broath. volving a low « ri2 i ■' '•r. ' <7 There, a couple in whom health, rtrrngth and tappinreamcm personified. they, tod, are watching tta-bright, suu kis***.! waters; but it the exi>re«dun of his face means aught the *- M lh ............... U ..1..*...-........... r. >1. i.<f> j -15 ti.is H.® -1 HAS nics ’?5 S.T. 3.30 - ts jump and play with hearta a* light a» tlie spray that carr**** ttaar bright, innocent ............ i.v. & ffil^kvita.- M- r. m. ? 10 1J.ro Kxpress. 0 10.1s 1.10 2.40 TZ! X10 ............... 3-50 l£ I.U! 4.b‘ ’ ■ I.W | t.t5 tor Ar. X*X) 1 sio tir'd Rapid. WXSTWAKU Mall. <>f the moving, changeful throng. DHOLI. IXXIKIKO JKXITHfi. A. M. «.w 7.10 7.V $.16 8.45 PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR OWE DOLLAR f! COIT’S HONEST ilil :U housepaint h BM°JR ’ teen tintype*, three *haww nnd a dinner for fiftre-n rente. Atlantic City believe* In tbo adjuration which bid* ua "be all thine* to all men." There hi variety rnouglyln the life bore to ■utt retch and al L For life votarie* of fashion the thoughtful rtudrnt. or tbearoker after rert and quirt, surely tbert- cannot be a more congenial »|x>t than tins, wucre one i« face to /are with thegnu»dft.t. migbttad of nature * elnmenu. And health ban already iwtablmhed beyond dispute tar claim to having set tta w-al .. ___ ________ fhn riev hr the - " and briglitnr-* without being actually ex­ pend U> the outside air, and from whose sheltering window* the magnificent and fa*cinating qwrtade of a worm may bp safely an-1 comfortably wftnemed There are droll thing that dwell* in earth, atroraky may be procure*! Thlnga, mUlilf. drinkable, wear­ able, portnble^wll that it ha* entered into the mitxi of man to conoeiqc and invent—ore XT».X‘ tn.is I i.y ill dav trains. it 'Fraud ftapiih with Ctol■;’.*an f*>ri Holland. N'unlea, nn»» north, and with Grand K- (or Big Rapid*. Traverse X-w York and Pacific Kx •f'-r train* dally except Him E laughter: old a* tear*.- A little further on coma* a party of laughing, happy children. —«» 1 ureriltia rur» WONT DRY STICKY gwrn this to the most wcrpiRw- • r-mthfaction lxjuxcninterd. and crriafliiy «»"■ Mtbf irtion to find tbr head dear, th* regular, thblood purified and tlw The Epbcopal uodety "f A<lrta» S18.0U0 in Ita locker fnr a new church. hokjer* from liability upon Uw drl>U of Sey­ mour. Nabiu & Co. Till* i» an effurt to make m-mt of |,HM».Qm.71, tlie amount rtf tbe claim fl led by th* car comjeny agniiut tieytnour, Sabin A <Jo.t or ao much of tlie claim a* stall l« a]|r.wM| against tta latt-r com­ pany WILKINS, THE BIGAMIST. Hr. I’acu Minn.. May 12.—John F. WHkln*. who recently gained much notoriety thntugh tavlng wvpn wim. al) living, wifi com* before tlie public again mxm in a very racy civil suit He i« now living .with wife , No. 2. ixw Htrtson. Tho first Mm. Wilkina. Altai.™ CU, <u,n. -ta. ta.1 |4-„ ro.|ii"-.li-in~l.tautam«M ...ta. Ih. " TT1'.1'’'.'" (Mr ma.Il..' 4— « « —• "< >W~.Wltal . "~5- 21”. " .““X. of ending an unhappy existence. Al lu*i th* Hr- tiiat iia* caumd to much troubin at tb<- Ualuipet and Hecla imps i* out, and th- talk of pumping out tbe vmter ha* tiem tiegun. KnlAmaz*»> merchants have bee a victimixod for MnajJ amount* by forged check* ■ide of John: that the married him talieving him single, and that »in<v tlw marriage ahe ta» entirely «upi«>rted him While be waa in jail bi HL Pkul and engage.! in staving off from |h- *t«wk a. on j Bunday Ixiywter & Hoti, a Eludwin firm .{handled *on cash. Tbe sini ■JOO.ttK) pound* of butter last year, i I tiiat Wilkin* objec Mlllfonl'* roller mill will ba rebuilt nnd an- I (ending the artion larged to n daily capacity of H.C tarf-d* The Oakland circuit court ha* <>n|r sixtyfive ravw thi* term with which to ain'i** written by him In jail, which nre of the raci­ est posable character, will be introduced in itself. We are told that “birds in tbeir litfil* nert* agree," l<ut this —Mom appllra U> n-ejnber* of A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. tbr medical proftwion A Clare *l*rt**r has just iwen tried tor n>Mi«plring to transplant a brother prmditioner lb h healthier c|iine. The iMtt, wa* a sort of draw, the jury standing MAKi mtimm, N. H., May 8.—A terrific nine to three for acyitital. blind shop of J. Hodges, on Elm »troet, on Tuesday morning. William .H. Taylor other day crying flro. hut when he I reached tlie object of hl* f-«r». found that it was simply a red fl -me! *hirt fiappidf! on a ckuhM-llne. A Rellevw- gentleman ta the owaer of a Bible that’s 270 yearn oM. which he walues at ViOO. The Britbh mitsMtm ha* th* only other coor of th* •*"* edition. terribly man|}k*l. .The boiler houw. engine and dry bou*. all brick «tructure*. were completely demnlivbad. Thompson, the en­ gineer. waa found beneath the ruina of the engine hottw. but I* not fatally injured Th" main »hop was riddled with brick nnd tertiana of Iron nnd the chimney INDIGNANT CHURCH MEMBERS. Uramp Ranti*. Mich . May 12.—Is:**treat milroad tnmpany undur their nrdininre are ' extending th-' ItrelS three ,-Ai.uioi-ta •• Lak", ---- - . dummy ----- - lfi»: b-L-j — v—• go^aaotmaFtta city line The tl<»k.l»E>M.U-«.ta.itIta..H)l.fTh. 1 ,Tlt..nv owner* owm.-r. object, iibi-T. nnd n«4 mnml> <rf th. prv>j>ertv Hbiland Refnrmnl chnrcb'. pa*t < will run. *r< ivqwcially Indignant J An in­ junction re-trniniog the building I of the mod wa* diawdved mid tin- nanv gathered n targe gang of workmen the road over th* disputed ti-rrib-rj ■urngle night The n-tRbtartaxd nxmed by tbe ringing of. tbe church art** in arm* They were mainly era and member* of thertiurch. and courage*! hy tbeir venims, put the l,-------- wav defending the projwrty tn by a volley of slow* M»d club* “nd . _ monmn dis deacon uf the church *nd h no* m railroad .'orapany ba* the <»«rt it* tack and i* preparing to SDw — D«T»»iT. Mlrtl. Good tea■ Beat tea, 80 Tea dust....,4 jfl 2-lb can baking powder * The Boss coffee SS Best coffee 80 Green coffee * W. J. Bowne’s cigars, the best Be. Fine cut tobacco, 30c.. 40c.. COc, 80c. IHug tobacco. 30c.. 40c.. 50c.. Testimonials. 2£ of all kinds. Corn meal. fine. Of these he can show enough Flour Ground feed. Corn and oats. to convince the most skepti­ Clover and timothy reed. cal, from the very best citizens Groceries of all kinds. of Hastings arid vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, A. D. COOK. mechanics,and others. DON'T PUT OFF nulp in-ret Seeing him if yob are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is th# time. JI. Runyan retiring wOI K. .1 1... afrom aa the~ n.000.' sea. iuu», wo,, vi .— ••j — ----- , w-or gay. young or old. this farored spot hath charms for all. And what ia the secret of tfac tnyutarioux, powerful fa.scinatian of the seal One thinks of the lines written about the woman who*' fame for beauty and witching charms hu ,oudv. Tta company relaid tbe come down through centuries, and will ring ' . ____ al nk-bt on through agro yet to como-,,ngo cannot wither, nor custom stale her infinite variety. The last ten words arom to strike the key­ note, for Rurely to nothing el-*- on ‘b“ fair l*11 earth oin they be more appropriately ap- StaTsortie- Th” PlUko a willful woman, the am ha* iu nioned the Indignant church p.mtilation and wtan th- dumniy mood*, chaaging and fitful as the wtad^ wa. groabvl with a heavy riewr. ruffim Ita calm. Uluo depth*.—Atlantic City ami cluta Tlw officer* made n A safe, reliable. Iwrmln**. hotrepuldve reme­ dy that can be take*. wltilMrt rha-utlns the W Urdlrt or di*orgauM"> the s'rem . avegrtab c compound a*M«tmg nature to re'- rid of ‘"'J'uritlrs in a gradual manner a* nature IntenjW. . uini un May P, IFKi, Seymour, Habm & Co., retired II.A<XJ,«ii uf it* capita) atock, giving to the Sherw ood, ha« pureha»cd over 23.fitXJi muskrat *kin» for a New York city Ann High-priced fur* ought to I- plenty next -<a—n i I . r. JcnSTB. . vc-rarrLTRAft. ing, riding, driving or sitting’ still, one sere an i-iuHreo. even-hanging ptaortuna of human life Vp and -town, laughing, talking, merry or muI, age and youth, wenknewtnml -.treugth. mi they go. like the ebb and flow of the tide nt their feet. Wlmt a study! Here a group of invalid*. tempted out of d« cm bj the clear, Mipphnv »ky, which w« it* own rare beautyrcfiect.vl in the glittering blue 'lepth* below; the bright.warmth of golden aunnhinc, the Mo*t any of ns ran keep a penny, but it’s tho big bill* that an- Imrd to get bold ofj and are Mill more difficult to retain The Ihiluth, BouUi Bbore A Atlantic rail- Butter and Eggs, Cash or Trade,. The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. 5KH.71, nlb-giid to be DWtGR^u rabiw. due from the latter . re.mjiany: that Jbc Minn-w-tn Tlimshrr company 'is in. F. D CLARKE, M. b. Merrill IJiock. Tiftrnit. Mich. DISEASE, ha>l duly filed iu claim in court ngniiet Seymour, Sabin A- Co. that voted to retain the liceute syiwm. mod of tar *al<*>n!*b> have l_«*-n obliged 1 i>*hut up sho|> on account of tbr-hlgh licenre'required ------ * by tta now tax taw. John and Jeremiah < i l onnor h..„ taxed fiSO each by tlie Ogetuan circtit court, for refusing to n-ghtor a voter in flill town­ ship in April. I»s7 Having ruado -it* pikT Htanton’s National National bank is preparing to retire from Inwimra. It will be •orexxdixl )>y a saving* tapk. John Boyd, of Katawasoo, i* tlw bwner of an EnglWi penny that was coiner I ninety-one li AddtvM, S«U> ' . a«P<*<-iaI Imcraveiof mttng—a method in a- ivcdance with the American touent. And «o Lent, which ought to be. if il isn’t, quirt and dull in the city, u th* firm nnd corporation who held any of the capital etoek of Rejmuur, Kobin & Ca on May U. 1«SJ, holding every such party indi­ vidually liable upon certain accounts modtied. ilie emu plaint cite* that the North- “W ’ hou*ro on Auburn airwA Imilly injtlrit age «- Irving R- Hadley *** struck with a flying brick but w«j» not fahilly hurL Uwe ... -i ... .. <w.. ... . ’11 noil New York. May U—The celebration of tfnu by a -display of flnmork* T uewtay night very nrarh t-multed in a di«a»trnii* panic,in the Thalia theater next door. Herr Barnay wa* playing a farewell ix-rfurmance of • Uriel Acwda." The smoke from the fire­ work* found it* way through tta skylight* of Consultation Free. WTO The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not lie can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and thfc best of modern appliances and the Summer Tours. most approved remedies, Palace Steamers. Loim Rate* adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. DETROIT AND CLEVELAND MACKINAC 'MAY GOD BLESS YOU! Mnlt tCKnluI tfun Mntjitiu Ci. nrraniT When we are relieved we often forget to be thankful. Hut not alwoy*. Mr. W. W. Griffin. bad attack of claiH* and fever. Mysy*- •xperted to die. In Hepleniber. IM1.1 bought a bottle of Shaker Kxtracl of Root*, or Selgel'B Curative fijrrap. of your agent. Mr. R. M. King, aad beture I had taken the Orel txmle I felt VMr. Wm. J- McCaun. M Ijuidall St., Boston, write*; "Hix month* ago J began to throw up my food alter rating. I thought I wa« going nto conxumpllon. I *non began to have pain, n tlw chert, stomach nnd tide*, I got little sleep and woke all tired out. I onee l<»t five pound* In four day*- 1 twgan using Hbaker Kxlrart of Root*, or Hrtgel’a Hyrwn. and when I bad finished tbr sixth bottle I roald eat three «quare meals a day, and go to sleep tbe minute 1 struck the tx-d. 1 am a paper hanger by trade and have worked every day litre J took tbe sereaid b-iltir. and gainrel eighteen pound*. I ought co l-e thankful and I am.” Thl* remedy open* all the natural pnsaaiteaof 1 Uw liody. expel* the pobon from 1 he blood and I enable* nature to rebuild wtixt disease hits de*- ! trovrel Hnaher Extract of Boot*, or Hetuel’* Syrup, Is I wld by all dnisgist* or «ei d to tbr proprietor. A. J. White. M Warren------- -------- W. L. DOUGLAS |shoe, Where Are Yon Going? j Ttji.xii and. durable a. tho»e rexUng •& or fie. । and harffik no tact* nr nail* in m-ar the "lock­ ing or hurt th* fret, mskerthem •* nomfnrtaMe ; aadtwcn-fitting a* » bund *ewv<t *hoe. Bay tbe ____________ ____ _ ________ _____ t bes*- ?•■«»« senulne uidrere sixnnwU on bottme ANiTOBAottar vatu- only band sewed writ fit *hrw. which equal* in*.* rt»Uon which cnstem made *hoesco*Ui>g from fie lo ». rabta. Um. and moo.y. A sent* wUi j W. L PO1G1.A8 fix 50 tJHOK H unexcelled looking window* of the Thalia. An un­ known inan Siting in the gallery *aw tbr smoke and Instantly yelled ‘•Fire-!" The huuw- wa* jxvkrel, nnd those sitting in the auditorium look*! up ami noticing tbcamoke, WOOLKY, AGBMT, Haiti ngs. polio- WEAK NERVES fainted. confirm for anmmand rrd it rock* ~^vntbr ir. « The | . ■ ! 1 , | J : PlendUb Attempt at Wholeeale Poisoning, Tolxixj. Ohio. May U—An arrort here Tuwwtay dhe-l*»»>rl a ti-ndish attempt at poiarmuig that might have resulted in Umdeath of hundredHiram Field,*, a promt­ nent grnp-grower nnd wine merrhant. rejnTivod hl« hired m*n f°r drunkenn-wi. The hired man rophud: "i'll fix you." tater Mr. Field* found that lita w^w^-asks had been tanita-red with A closer exatuination . . ...... . r i.l_ { Ing timumnd* gallon*, were- found to have I Iwwo thu* polwmed. The man «a* nrre-itwl. There t» great i*xcitement nod throat* of "T “2-i of remark* l-efi-rr » committee on a«r«*meiiL* . i^3 F Joyarohb-tallyW Amp tta * “mark’.tat th* Catmdiao Parifr----------------- * May IS.—Marrin -Painc’s"B'“AT"" mjw w cicry KIDNEY COMPLAINTS DYSPEFSIA nmboundcS^r �NNER. two yean.. Her fiber b*i Tire people ya. David Fuller, forgery: over doetun.’ bill*, still *be ** lnr -six- had the wuret ciuutcaa** that 1 terrwy Qdgrurm . .j — i.b veflow: Tbe people vs. George (ox receiving nuadatcd. had constant buwel ductiona of our country. and gin- divrral- stolen good*: arraigned and pleaded •'not guilty’ and can- rsmrinued uri application tulvocalr an American system. (recluse I of Mpuadcnu night In order •> sleep at all. All wbu ! The people va. Edward Harriaom assault desire tbr political power and ibr financial tumor of the nation t» be maintained and and battery” inid tbe fine that had been saw her thought she would die. Her .* vindicated before the wwld. This can be lni|«~ed In Jualkv’s court and case <U»- parents said they had dour- all they ouukt t l rcjieatedly urged tirew to try' Eua-Pitora. ! iniMt cffwtually Ktvamplisbed by making continued. uunetves Independent a* far as our own tempt to dig up, disinter, remove anti! imt they wen* strongly predjuditvd against soil and climate and good raw materials ••nustnim*." Finally tire mother- sitid, I carry away a humaii body; pleaded “uot **Ww must do something, and thi* b a» J we nerd, and this they do with aa guilty** and <w continued by respondent likely to help her as anything.” .Sire ‘ and t small an expense of labor as It would by nuisrnt.Tlie people vs. William Fracc. vlolatkm J 1 tiersmidrd tire father to let tire girl try It. require to produce Hm* same article* In any other part uf the world. I advocate uf village ordinance: continued «>»i appH-j As a n-sult, in four months her functions were established and regular, and In six Frederic* »Wwr. Carftoe „ a policy tliat wilt maintain tls* national cation of defendant. Mr* (SartetKi Bsw*. Wondtaad The peojile vs. Charles Fuller and tnohlhs site was tire picture uf health a liv­ government and |my tlie natkui's debt out I Hiram Whdromb. M*pi*.Grure of duties on import*. The ireavlvd duties Arthur Barrett, burglary; pleaded ••guilty". ing wonder to all who had known her. I could describe 30 other case*, not as I William 11. Owen vs. John Beamer, asshould lie laid on alt article* tliat will aid Wonderful a* thh*. but still very remarka-1 B*Ud’ sum|wlt: cuutinwii on motion uf plaintiff. in Mecnritig a diversified employment to John Yargeg vs. Ulyara b. Grant and I il>* cure*, jiiu*. » <mr projde."—1‘rter Cooper. * • '-•• •■•—~ — (gmam J. r,amps a*, tsawran Elmira Grant, aasunipdt: dlM-ontlnued as Battle Creek. Michigan. , gxwtc, n WtLxn. HohlmanN. B. - It fa* equally good for all times of w I l-admta Miner BaaMaga . Tbr chief Industrie* uf this state arc tbr to Elmira Grant and judgment for S170.6U I EDITORIAL NOTES. Editor Wigiitruan, of tbe DecnuenU, arxu- -. In effect that because four Barry aounry brollrer* have received an iiicrrasc >*f prosiwi luxl.-r ilk* pn-seut admlnistratum, therefore Cleveland h» mon* friendly to lite We pare the brilliant logic uf our cuu- Irmpuran. merely "to rail hl- attenticai to tbr fallow ing fact-; rrpublican rongrrsurs. with I hr ekrrptkm %Scnnid. Ch’vrtand vetoed more Wils, tu-nrly all of them pension bill* Un, tlian all the president* fnaiGeorge Washington to March &. IBM. Third, the bouse of representatives ba* been dcnsM-ratlc with «mr rxeepthai. since Iff"*. That body must first pass tlx nj»pr«*priatl<»ti bills nrrr**ar> to *u*talu the pension tmrvau. In every Instance they were niggardly in tlxlr appropriation*, anti! Cleveland was inaugurated. Then tbr republican prv<lerv**>rn uf Gen. Black wen* placed at a great disadvantage in not imving clerk hire enough to pas* upon the claim* raphlly , ur examine any particular claim thoroughly. But as soon as Clevr- production of wool. In which the state rank* third, ami Itnuliet, iron ami copper. In all three of which Michigan ranks find. All four of there industries an* protected. Free-traders claim that protection Is chverIng our fanning land* with mortgages. The fanning land* uf thi* state, arvonUng , tbr report uf tbe omimlsMiaver of labor, are mortgaged to (he extent of jwr cent, uf their valuation. Everybody know* the assesard valuation la fnra 1* to S leas than the real, so tliat actually the fanus in Hits protected state are mortgaged | ngainst Ulyses & Grant life. Amanda Colins vs. city uf I lutings, tres|iau on the ease: settled. The First National Bank uf <>rand Haven v». Wesley and Zagona Fox. iur I siiiuimit; continued by defense on term* ] including attorney fee of 86. Tbo ,»„p|r '“,"d fnr th per cent, of their actual value. Mulhail. the great English statistician, LOSES k 25EB&S Ctfw*’ anc POWDER Abaolutely Pure. ? ! • I 1« 6 s •« I ® ; • t J6 tt 1 w cult, bbl fUUer. to;. Beet Hides. Calf Hidas A pleasant >ui >ri»e occurred Wednesday. Map I'th. IBM, a Dr. Wright’s eonin*«ii«>u» says the farm* of free trade Engtaml un­ and hospitable h rar; it bring his rtfiktii « | mortgaged for 5B per rent, of their actual birthday. Just ,------------------------------ -- — .. ahsiiged their jK.licy, and roiigrrM granti-d value. How do farmer* like the voruparl- Hastings, hl* fronds and memls-re of the : family to U»e nuliber of 10U drove In the everything asked by Gen. Black for tbe son? And do they' fancy that free trade yard b> remind idm that be liad arrived at 1 pension Irnrrau. in unier that tbe party would lift tbe mortgages after syh a the fiftieth mile «ouc uf his life's Journey, also tbe Dr. ’ s twi suns. 0. J. Wright, of . might bid for soldier vote*. showing. UkeGdrara, and Dr. W. A. Wright, uf Fourth, but while tbe democratic party ■•There are several people in this country Allegan, put in tbeir appearance at tbe always be u*ed tor rhtldreu urttiisc. li aoochs has burn industriously bidding for the G. besides the "U. in fart se'vbrai to his Maine time. The;tables were soon spread A. R. vote through Gen. Black, the south, one. and tlie immeuw* majority who an- with delicious viands, which the ladies Twenty fire cent, a boule j which fa thv real democratic party, han not **oki soldiers.” are getting tired <>f the know so well bow to prepare. After lis­ never ceased to show Its hatred at the (J. ••old soldleV bore. It is about tithe fur tening to some choice music i»y Rev. and the ••O. 8." to dry up and be forever silent Mrs. Garlic and daughter Emma, followed A. R. The Louisville Courier Journal, I Jke any other butcher or hired assassin, by prayer, they Were seated at tbe table the leading democrat pa|><*r of the south, the “O. S." went out to kill men at 11« a when* all partook of the bountiful n-psst brand* the boy* In blur who belong to tbe month and found. Killers—hired killers After refrrshmeuts were served they’ listen­ G. A. R. as political tramps, catui>-fol­ —shall no longer Im* honored, neither shall ed to remark* by ,Rev. Garlic. J. P. Phllthey be rewarded." li|m, J. G. Rcutet, Arthur Haight. Dr. and lowers, pot-washer* and - other choice ’Fhe alove Is an extract from the ixiuie Mr*. Carpenter and IL Messer. Tbe Dr. namm. Senator Vest, impenitent rebel then re*|<onded by a few feeling remarks. ville Courier Journal, the leading demo­ The remainder of tbe day was spent In so­ sinner fnra Missouri, has always shown cratic fiaprr of the Suuttt Editor Wight­ cial chaL and It wa* evening when the by his apeeehen In the senate the jwprniest nun, of the DciuoeraYr say* the democratic guests bade adieu to the Dr. and family. party is just mashed un tbe soldier. Will All departed with the feeling that the oc­ ba Ma il by his party in that body who casion had been replete In social pleasure, ouur from tlie same section. and each wishing fur the Dr., in wbow honor they bad assembled, another half Fifth, the facts rvmalu unchanged. In complete and deadly mash It is. century of happy life. • • • ■yilte of Editor RW^L that Cleveland's Edlibr Rum Wightman, of tin* Democrat, Vetoes of pension bill* were couched in | is now buay trying to prove that James <>. Help* we give In tabulated form tlie U*t In IB85 she experierrerd will 1Uprist chunh tn Huron Un.. Ohio. She was united in marriage U> J. N. (’bandIrr (n IMO. They moved to Michigan in I *62 am! settled <« tta- same farm w|icn- she died. She Joined tbe first United Brethren rias*.organiud in llopr Urwtnddp by Drier Jactrfv in 18M or 'Ml. and ha* lived a chri*tian llfr up tit the time of her death. Wa* an affectionate wife, a loving mutter and a kirn! neighbor. Sire leave* a busband. GroariB, Crash LADIES PEERLESS DYES references to their injuries upon the field uf battle. What la tlie sensr of one or two papers butraing Mr. O'Doniirll for the third tenn* Mr. Gflkainell ba* nald repeatedly to But as hl* efforts seem to please unr cis­ tern porary and do not harm Blaine of any one els*-, we see no serious objection to hi* having all the fun out of-tf he can. Tlie republicans of Barry county ujion I the assurance that Mr. O’Dontudl would not again lie a candidate, and ufMrn Ma other ooanty in the district tliat hr would suoyodton anil ndaict thtU they tla ■«. under na circumstance* la- a candidate for ■ have united nnd will present tbe name of Judge Smith as a candidate for congress. Since Barry county alone of all the coun­ repnaantalirr republican In tbr district, ties of tlie district hu never had tbe rep­ well knows that party usage will glee the resentative, and In view of Ute fart that numinatkai <d a congrvMsinan to Burry she presents a nxett worthy candidate for the honor*, justice and fair play alike seem -to demand that she be gracefully, peutedly i* word and by iettem, which and without contest, permitted to name iaiu-r can be »>roduc«d if necessary. He the next congressman. All circumstances ha* even recsanmnudrd over bls own slgna- taken into consideration, we do not see how any other course can l>e honorablytun* that Barry Bounty prewent an united taken.—CiuirloCte Republican. numMift at republican* In this and every candidate, aid assured hi* own support so far a* h might be proper Iter him to give IL even think of Mr. </Doru»rll as a candidate. Hr could mK be srKbout a surrender of believe MMt «o raaaon to dta- AMvrta Baltimore Anti-fusion seemed to "be the rentlmcnt of tlie grecnlmck state conrnntion at Lansing. That j>arty Itad better go It alone for a while ,or it cannot “ante" a Many thank* to kind nrighlmr* and friends fur tbeir ass 1st»nee In the care of ixir wife and mother through her sad and palhful affliction. The funeral services were conducted by f*. B. Voorbsre In the U." H. church, Cedar w,b“• Text, Matt U5-2.1. Minueou Leads the World 3UO**MX»aaraa fio* Umber. tanuh« • Buy your FOR YOUR A. Stanley. They will not fade, and you can buy them for Less Money than anywhere else. We keep the Buttons and Hats also TICKET FREE to SELLS’ BROS. CIRCUS. Yankee Spring* Total TUiiSMou ck hvt'iim v> 'District* No. 1 of Castleton, and Na i of Thornapple. wen* the only districts in these towns that rrporVxl the nurniwr uf school chlktren under this bred and hence are the only one* that receive an anu.rtiunment of tbe library, or fine, money. Xo report received from Irving under this head and hence no apjKirtlonmrnt of money. A splendid IJn** of Ilusyan'* stere stem M'.'lrt and htragart Id^e give a ticket to the circus with every Jive dollar sale. Hastin lh_ Boogliman wil teiusr Friday uf thU a Buy your Mllh-c testers. It h» uf extr E. IV. Morrill & Co ‘One Price Clothiers, Kelley or <’. F. Break Mich. that <*omgrirary. Builder s Hardware Michigan It an Alger state, and it will be well for the republican party If II shall nominate our honored cx-govyrnor fur tbe presidency. His name will sweep the Plain ami Burled WIRE bolld. RwUl wJJLS.5, . .... portant witness In tbe Mugridgv case. Indeed there could be no prosecution STOVES WK HAVE There is Editor j dustrfaa fiourfah l« a dusc of Ciereiand's free trade. Editor Cha*. A. Dana, at the .few «m UnatMv. pulftt Sunday rveatag Hmtlnnaty Irving .lot'i.st.-wi, Maple drove OratHtevtUs Fratrievtns lUiUaad I. A. Great am often differ. A slight Burry «4 Grand Rapid* ta«d. by J. G. Rnnyan- WIL, to Harvey W. William; promising a jwsitiun. Frank Blank has tb <ladar Mlltet —"I h G. A. R. SUITS Following are tlie real estate transfer* far the week ending May Nth, IBM, as taken fr„w the books In the rqrMeris omce conscience and heart uf tbe greenback ^•raki%^,,1VlnUn ’ AU"‘ * party are opposed to that specie* of jx»lItiMjCmuptmirii lilllp T. Cuigrore. parcal prostitution called fualon, and will ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. BEAN uf friend* to mount, who bad that tbdr Morrill * Company’s ianguage that wi« not only unfeeling but , Blaine Is a free trad* r. Editor Rus» is a of township* of the county, the numlwr of abaolutely brutal, showing that In his I very Industrious fellow, but Ire'll need school children rc|M>rtrd in each and each township's apportionment of the- primary several resting spells u> •vuol hi* fevered school muney and of tbr fine money . The as Senator Vest or Henry Watterson, al­ brow" before h»- shall have convinced this primary school m>joey is apportioned at »» though lie use* Gen. Black as a tool to bid country that the Plumed Knight is In cents per capita: fur soldier votes, while tie himself caters favor of any policy which means the de­ to the real democracy. the south, by stair struction of our uwn industries atnl the Township* ang the soldier element with unfeeling building up of those of foreign lands. Astounding, Aston: after intense suffering for the past 14 month*. which she bore with ehristalu pa­ fkw. Her maiden name, was Mary Ann ■.ua county, Ohio. ||»rT)„, j. l“r> ““ •treji Diet Mrs. J. X. (’handler, May 9th, ’M, 4i st S “ “M.111*”"- »n<l l'n.™uw 1.2*5*^ trup*ty: Uui, 1. OU .ppltcuu™ or <MHUu s-.n, ” tSkL" Grim- Every Description. cannot be tried thb tmn. awl If Giner re- Tire Montana Reservation Bm havlwr I"w b*^r* • "P™" «Ura««l four million acres uf rich farming land* In tte- well-known and long coveted Milk iaaeea Grand RapidaM6:4A a. m.. arrives Klver Valiey. ata. targe arras of rxoeBrat grazing country on tbe rarroundhig nt* stopping only at Middleville, Haetlng*. land*. Thl* i-.rUoti of Montana, ireahle* IM rare is It that If Mr. Milt's tariff re- NaahvUlr. VarmrmtriDe. Cbariotte. Raton it* agricultural resource* te-fng rich lxi minerals with an abundance M iwal fa at­ tracting wide sproml attenikm fa *l**wn by the number already settling there. (’. Tbe night train going mat will m*-Ii ben1 importance to :-JEWEL-: Slmi ui lugu. Goodyear Bros A CARLOAD Hardware NAILS Goodyear Bros Gaoliie Stove, Builder* aboukt '*« thfa fact in Minn., has imntrd for frr- dletributfan. an exeellmt map. and a pamphlet with lnformatl.iB regarding this country. "1’fuxG.TrMrni Harrows and Cultivators. Bissell’s Combination Plow has no equal. SCREEN DOORS or us. ufflU �hUtings Bahmbm renaoHAL — mention. w.dnvday. May 18, 1888. ""Ta7 is NISKEKN. Local Editor. ~ WHEN THR-------- . Grim - Monster, •PREJUDIOE" /j9.S7'.A his SWA y, izt • ’ ■ -t.-'k l» *a-H-on*ble: It i> ,, ft —•niurtsc* s oMfbtna- Sl'C Us! c xLuUm AsWiii.ding.. Astonishing v Bargains. ■ 1*. Miln.ni VIMUM iMllum.rtnrt.., to GTwnviite. terday. Wr nuta-ratand be will engage in Un- raising uf buna s. w c. n.M ,U1M th>. v,„o 01t). <lir.I Sunday of •xensumptlun, about.*» year* of age. Tbe ftnwral Oocuin-d yesterday at 2 p. in. Judge W. W. Cole li*.* bran i-Iwtrd stoleJ- H.’ ‘?runU* ■Uniate, from this district to the National gnx-nbark con­ vention to be held at Cincinnati. to i.rto lUH?,. Ul“ IM w«fc’" ‘"‘1 Alt areounta du« the A. Rower shoe stun- must nr Milled at mire u* the matter of the «*iaie uf the tab- A. Rower Is to |MIt is expected that solicitor.- will muu begin work to ralhe juom-v for tlu- ex terudon of the C. K. A S. it It. If Wood­ land ia looking well to |M-r tuu-rrnu’ ah<will resimnd liberally. ’U1M ta '•*l"»tll '"•»4 Uw^toS"1'"1’'*’' toiS.SK? .. . . . . . . Rev*. Bunt*, of Mason. Anustnmg, of Jackson, uilppunfield. Battle Creek, ami ■'■“er T. I>. Marsh, of Grund Rapid*, were In the city XVrducmluy. making an invt.stlgutimt with a view io n*o|it-nlng the Presbyterian ■» town chnn-h and tlw employment of a minister G. Goodyear wa» happily surprised t(jl<tey to receive Ida ix.mutlMlint n« Aide dr Camp with Un- rank of 'Major 9U the staff of H. F. HsMtingH. Brigadier General, f*..K. K. of P. tlcit. Hasting* has made an excelhmt schs-xitm and w<- congratulate ......... Major Goodyear on hl-.good fortunp. to The Kulauuuoo. Hantitu.'.- i Saginaw, railnnul is t»i la- sluived along toward Sag­ inaw this summer, and thu- dura smother Clarence L. Mill*, who will lie renteiuM. F, Jordan, of Midulrviile. wa- ...urtof Jerry Boy num',, funde-t dr.-anw go un ln-red by many of our readers as a funner Ing here Momlay. t 111. rtllf -— Ikai-.tl resident of till* city, write* from Adrian. Frank' Black wa* at Trav-rw- City last Mo., ontering tta- Baxxeil Hr I- < a-diirr of the Adrian bunking comtmny and • is in Dunning A Roger*’ .-how whitlow* are week un business. prospering finely. Hl* friemte here will being w»J<l at lurgitin prltx-s. They unR- J. Grant nmta* a buslnra* trip to In- pk-nMxl to learn that fortune hg* favor­ the very nobbir-t jxttteni- in tta- market, Cloverdale Monday. ed him. anti you will alwa? » be -ntlstaxt if you buy U N. Miedwr. of Hanfield. t<x>k |u the i*»wn -eat* for sale at Berd Bro*. Tbe Hasting* Engine Jr Iron works haw county .-eat Monday. a full stock i.f pipe*, fitting*, hydrant*., < Frank Nln» expwte.to move hi* famllv Tn 1 aik„ ' taste and all kind* of cock* Mini noz/.|e* fjrf -prinkiera. to bn it-uul in vennwtiou with Dr. J. c. Andtus find wife wen- In the city water work*. Call and get tbeir Battle Creek Sunday . BEAMER’S Bear thi* In mind. Tin- estate of thr late Augindus itowrr will soon to- jmJmted. Before that <-un be done. It I* uI»*«,fMfc/{/ nrrra—irj/ llutt all aevounta dur thr late Mr. Rowrr. -w thr A. Rawer Oboe store staril lx- fiaitlct mpx-. Then- will be a imslinx held In the in­ terest uf the C. K. & S. railroad at the town hall. WtMKlIaiul. Saturday evening. May IWth. Representative., <4 the railroad wih to- present and make u final projiosltion bi tin- peuplr of that vh-lnity. •local news. G. W. William* and wife, uf Grand Rapid*, have purchased tbe Ed. Rider plan* in the first want. Tlwy have taken P«*»eM-lon and for the present will taw.-d s'ith Frank Mans and wife, who now o<eupy ita- house. May 2<Jth b th«- elate nf final M-ttlement in tin- Rowrr e-tate. Aiiuamv jMrtlc.- In­ debted to tbr late A. Rowrr must positive­ ly M-ltlo the-lr aceottUls before Hint elate-. Bear this in mind and call nt tin- Rower shoe store and square up y«*r account F. F. Hilbert, of Wtsalland. wa* in the city un bii*lneH« Frlllay. Chas. Wardell, flf Grand Raplito. .qwnt Sunday with his jwltent*. Wanted bean pickers at Beamer's. -■Il ai Dtinnlngjfc xtra iiiiality. i Lh, ilaui- A jVanArman’s. wa* quite disappointing! Not one word wa* -ahi about the lU/Miir. will wiuh -•irlyrated Bi'-rll plow, which U a great ' QtorlV-wpb farmer*. C2 J. W. Rent;.lias moved hia old bmuw off it- fnna. r -ite and is |«>-paring to build At J. M. Huger- warehonse you will ou-1 to.- m!m the moat prartticaJ machine In w* for making slat feneex. y'"r "3 C.’~. • Dr. J. A. Baughman will be at the HaM*hg< lumw Friday of this week, and regu­ larly each Frida? Ihcn-aftcr. Married, in Kaatibga. May DUh. 18891 1J ». G. D. I..v, Ed. B. WUrox and Mt-» l.-it i-u|a Miller, of Hastings. Owu. f- ..j n>ld«*n<.-rs in all imrt* of the *iiy sn- taking great interest this season '■» thr iinpmvrmenl of their lawn*. Buy I.,.th.- North Fairfield plow, kiKiwn a- the Keystone. s-ju W. would ra|| the utn-nilon of drain and hwham <-i>uiitii->*ionrrs to our large stock «f drain Hie amt newer pipe. R. J. Giiast. <’I*»J llemgh now lum the exclusive tandillM tbe Detroit Dully Tribune list. Hp |h a fattier and will give satisfartion. . ................... MW-il JMn. •i-i-n wiatlu-r *- the growing crops needed, •nil II Ita* not l»vp brim fell •»( ootid «*nnf<»rt. Car l.!»TCf fh-auty of llrbron dwl lb sc tout**- ju-i n-rrivrd ut Smith, Bams & ’•tiArmwiX will )«• M>id at 8L20 per ixMltrl. ' ■ ( ' znu-r.. ukv your jirudu<*- tn HntighJwn A Llrlity. Who will |M>y you thr wrl!H (irlrv |t „ w them. . '• if '-.ht.i.’i pay y.mr subscription ta-fore inat time; l* *uir ami save enough out <>f n‘"’1 m-mey to square vou <m tlw ‘U'Xfflt’* i„4.s. • Murrbsl. l»j lt-\. G. D. lax- at the M. iMr-umu... „|, th(. |4th „f Wmv lgg8t Whin-a.., and Ml.** Iwttte How’-th Matte- Grove. .., ; ' ' - iiumnrr or city umu mwv *"< M-ii <>.; entdract, making the te-nna !S> ’*»>•>> « Ik. oOVm a) Stoltt * On which we will be glad to quote prices. Flie Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES Of all kinds See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros Tbe front of Bert Tinkler’s-tore is living painted. (E. Nevin' A splendid line of busicry just arrived nt M ithey'a bazar. Lon Southwick, -of Mlddlevlllr. wa- In town <»> bn-iimss Monday . Dr. E. II. laHbrup calls your attcntioQ to his fine sUa-k of wall paper. r. Sjmngi-marher made a bualiics* trip to Grand Rapid*, ycfilvrday. Emmet Evans. Ibf Naabvillv. vlalted 'Hie High school UU-rary society gb r un entertainment tienight In Union haH. Mrs. W. H. Schantz gave a vify pleas­ ant tea party yesterday to a number of ber W. A. Hama ahd R. I. Hendershott friend*. fished at Gun lake las*, week. Garden stuff hi general luul the honor W. E. DeGolla, ‘ of Middleville. wm» in and pleasure of lielng intnaluecd to a frost last night. the city on business Monday. “ friemls In this city Monday. you a protectionist or free trader." I am both. A free trader:, that 1 buy goods wherever I find them the rhrapeat for spot cash. A prottH tluid-t: that 1 protect my eiistouu is in getting the Iw-st quality of gmsl* for tin- IraM |M)mibl«- money. • Jonx Be-mmkk. Jeweler. Miss Chattie lake, of Grand Rapid*. their butter anti eggs to parties driving alxMtt tin- country, generally do -to st a Irte* -|H-nt Sunday with h»r parent* in thin city. of from one to two rents per dozen. They Mr. Zimturrtnan. formerly of Battle -liotthl bear in mind that tbwtc wln» make Creek Know clerking fur K. W. Morrill Au btudnes* of shipping, ran and always do pav th*- liiglkest market price, and you will Thr free thought hx-turvr. John E. liensMr.-. S. Dickie, of Albion, ha* been vis­ burg, of Kan-n*. will speak-in Union hall ttlway* fhtd that the tdtl and reliable firm of Stauffer .V Craw toy. are alwaya ready with iting friend* In the city for tin- i**t few in this city Saturday evening. June Wth, the <Gtoh tii take your produce at prices day*. and Sunday afternoon and evening. June that will plca-e you. ('lias. Hotchkiss iua* secured a position 10th. The subject* of the lectures will be. in tbr Michigan central officri at Michigan •-The fathers of our n-publfc.” ’'The In­ spiration of tlie Bible” and -’fhe vhurrh City. nnd morality." Tta- lectun* will be free. ■*u1mt-riptlmi* tos book t<» bedflUveml at a W. I* Wilkins and wife attended the certain date. A short thne afterward* an­ funeral of an aunt at Grand Rapids last Take your prescription* ami family other agent call*, drllvera the tamks. gets rt*vipe* to Dr. Uthrop s d^ug store, and the oash and depnrte. At tta- appointed /Mrs. B. Holly, of Wondland. was the have them cuui|>oundrd accurately and thuv the first agent appears with his bpoks. , promptly from purr drugs by a registered and a* Im knows nothing about tho <>thep’ guest.yesterday of hy ulster Mr*. K. K, pliannacisL You will save money by «> mnn. hislxts on Itelng paid, and as the Maw Grapi doing, a* you will not have to pay any 1« on hl» side tlie *ni>*cri)«rr Is ,obliged to VA. E. Fowler has returned from hi* new jwrvcntages to Interested ixrties. And It take the second book. , Alabama home and will remain here for a goes without »aylng that Quincy Hynes Is as thorough n druggist and pharmacist aa (’Ims. Fuller and Arthur Barrett broke short thne. there Is In tlir city. Into die restaurant of Ixm Sunthwick at A. D. McElwain and Ed. Beamer expect Spellman Casey.’ *hlle on the wltm*a Middleville on the night of the 10th Inst, stand for thr defence in tbr Forsbey case and succeeded in carrying away a goodly ent article. yesterday afternoon and during his enwsuortkHi of plunder In tlw Khaja- of tobacco, cigar* ami ratable*. Through some clever -tenement Smith wIB deliver a memorial examination by Ihwecutor (Wovrf told detective work on tlw part of Mr. South­ day address before the G. A- R. P»t »t the latter that if he said a certain thing were true, which was derogatory to Casey's _ wick. the boy* wen- cornered in such a Prairieville. way that one of them wnfewxl tbe crime Gun McNaughton will take tbe poaitkm reputation, then the prosecutor was a liar. and restored what was left of the plunder*. with M. E. Ncvbu» recently vacated by After a spat with Judge Hooker over the matter, the tetter charged Casey 88 or two They were pnunptlMtrrreU-d and Monday Jcdm McOmber. plemlrd “guilty” t*<bn- Judge Hooker, but Xludge W. W. ( <de left Monday for days In jail, for not submitting to the au­ thority of the court. Casey promptly paid have not yet been sentencedz • Cincinnati th attend tlie national green­ htefine. Sixteen memben. of Charlotte lodge N<* back convention. Saturday afternoon a Bax x kb repre­ M Knights of Py thte* accepted the kind Mrs. Hiram Jonea and daughter Onb sentative witnessed the working of tbe invitation of Barry lodge No- 18 and visit­ leave Thursday for a two weeks vlalt with American Cluunpiotr road scraper. It ed Hasting*. Monday, where delegation* was put to work on tbe (fort side of Broad­ fnm> Nushvllle. Mlddlevlllr, I*ke Odessa friends in Chicago. way ta-twern the railroad and State street and other lodges Joined tin- visitors from John McOmticr ha* resigned hb The ground was In very bad condition and Charlotte In making a large attendance. In with M. E. Nevin/aml will go on thr road thoroughly tested Che capabilities of the the evening the h««w lodge «mtrmMi tbe selling a intent article. machine, which did Its work In a most amplified -'Ui rank on three <»ndidates In a John Shram of Wckory Gomera. tau admirable manner and without requiring manner eminently pleasing and Inatruettve plowed. Mr. been made a nicmlier of the ilemocratic the ground to I* firat to all. espectelly tlw ’I'd’0™™ Beardsley who handled the machine was work tbr ladies of the Episcopal socWt) state central committer. eoiniwlled to leave ta-ton-tlM'grading wa* served a tmncpwt, which. In point of serc. j,. Beebe and T. Ibrtcr toft y«»- completed, but enough wa* don* to demonvler, table decoration*, cuisine, etc., wa* teniay for Cleveland where they expect to stratr that tbe machine was a decided a* elaborate as mortal need aak for. Alto­ purchase some fine lion*-. aucceas. The American . Cluunptan road gether it waa a moat delightful oocaslon. B. R. Rose and wife went toGrand scraper poeoeoars many arlvantagcs over Charlotte. Republican. Itapfil" yesterday and will attend the any other similar machine. Thr scraper Itself la rtvendble and can be placed In Sell* Brother* have always been known prohibition convention there. any p«mHi<>ta thus alkmtag the machine as tbe “kld-gbiv«*r showmen; the splendid to do Its work If driven In either direction F. p. Ctook. formerly of the discipline of their employe*, thr along tlie road. The real axle of the wa­ shown patron*, and absence at all rep- baa resigned his pradOon n bmslble j-rm tlcr*. Iwing J’’, Gazette, and expects won to go hi the land gon is Inng and threaded so that a wide lateral inotloti can be gi'-'S to the scraper. of thr Itacotiw.’' lures of tbr exhibition. Tlw The »crap<-r ha* a verticta motion which are at such an Infinite rarwty that tin C H. VanAnnan visited Charlotte Fri­ most diversified tastes will tai fully sattet- day on bindneiM conmjted with hl* duttoa allows either end to be mnyed independent of tl»e other. Although |>om>wdiig tbr mL .Captain Uwmnlua. tin- J‘V“Pi,| •u. State agent for ,nrr> ',f tH quality of taring l*tered In many m-ers-ary itourd of Com-ctlon* mnl Charitir*. l<o<dtlo«i* not attainable by any <*ta!r ma­ Mr* tt F Comb*, of MWdtovilto, and chine. yet It te the n*»t emllv hsmti^l t. <■«•->“• ““Sr cause of a system of wheel* which allows v"ll.* «n<l Mr, W. V”< <»«“«* one num to easily do xll thr work with ven little outlay of Un-ngth. While thl* vIMud rrtKwl* I" ,1K* Thwn-Sj. machiiw I* pte<»-d on tbe inarkvt at * ” u,,. ...unii.hn.mi. -in i.-'j;1*;?; er rout titan any otitcr of Ite kind, yet it is morning of’ Tuesday. May M. rrtll. ™ 1. * «■• 1 thr cheapest to buy, for it taw thr work ■’ ........ .. «v.t tin- nrotaMoi more rapidly , mure thoroughly and rosier than otiwr tmul Ktraprr, made. J M Goud'W and rhUdreu rech,Wren to order to avoM thr BUILDER’S HARDWARE Mn*. I). MvOinbef vl-lttNl in Grand Rap­ ids Thursday amt Friday. ’ at the afternoon session of court Monday. >!. Haughtiuui will iwFrilay. —-SELI------- \ guuel bustie for AS Bents al Nevins'. Ju*t received at WitbeyN a new stock of Will Sbean. of Hbekury Corners, was in Reported that L N. Wektoti never would lauea, cornet*, bustles. liandkerehJef*. tow­ have been te-electted by aeeMnation to the the city .Saturday arid Sunday. els and toweling. ZjMi-dtion uf chairman of the- state central y^Tin- ball game tartween' Um- -kids'' and democratic cummlttex-. had hr not Item *0 (•rand Rapid* friends lust week. vrbmie-ntly vjijmtwvi oj.pewxl by Mt Editor* UUIIUI" Wightman >> IKUUUK11 _ tin-first nine yesterday afterrnain. resulted and Johu.Mxi, <if tlw Democrat, at thv *tatp< Col. ('. W. Armstrong, of Bowen* Mills, In a score of IX to « In favor of the lattar. W>L5 at the county *«ut Saturday. drineicratir ccmventlon. . Rev. Large's torture on tbe -Mustache" Mr. Bowen, of Kokomo. Colorado. I* the at the K. <>f I’, lutll last evening was very Fanra rsof Barry county remenilx-r tliat thr Ha*ting* Engine a Iron works keep girret of John Bu*by and family. entertaining, and listened to by a good six-; plow jxiiiit, and uthe-r rejadr* fe»r .Htu difWinthrop Nelson and family, of Chh-it- cd audience. fi-rent kinel* of jileiwa. Patronize thrip. go. are visiting friemls in the city . (to to Dr. ljithro|i'* drug suite to buy । They will treat ye>u fair and lilM-ral. Bring Mr*. J. A. Greblr went to Marshall last your wall paper, as in- has a very large stock at reasonable prices from which t<» <w«x*k for a short visit with friend*. make a selection. F. M.-Wadlrigh. a Battle Creek attorney, John A. Kidd, of Hasting*. and Miss The lecture al the Baptist <-hnn-h Mon­ J«»*le Valentine, of Woodland, were mar­ wa* in the city on haidnrM Friday. day evening by Rev. Haiiwa, of Kalama­ ried at the n--idriu t- of lu-v. l_ M.Garllck. zoo, wa- not very well atn-ndc<l. but it in Woodland, on the tmirnlrig xd the 10th wafc. in attendance at court Monday < was mticli enjoyed by tlivse present. inst. nnd. after |«ylltg Mr. and Mr*. Flow­ Jacob V. Roger*. Plainwell * jHMtmcu-trr., . Daniel Donahue had one of Ids fingers er. of till* village. a short visit. returned badly tuutiiat.nl by the slab saw In Bentley tn Woodland. ami will go to Hastings at wan in the city on bu»in<«* Monday. Bru*. A- Wilkin* mill yesterday afternoon. once. where the? will re-hie.—Nashville M. Thorp and family atarted Sunday fur Dr. Timmerman dre**ed the finger and Spokane Fall*. Washington Territory. A teaclier’s institute inerting will ImSBarry towunhip I* the only erne in theheld .it rrairievilic M.iy Mth. 1-". cMncounty that bears the honor of havinginore menrliig st V o’clock u. m., ut which ques­ tion* relating <o methods of teaching mid <T. I’Hillii— U attending tin- state jirolij- voters than *e-he»ol children. According U> m-IkmiI atipervlaton will lw prcM-nted anyk'1 hition cjHivention at Grand Rapid.-. tewlay. tbe talent return* there an- UtW voter* and only StP children. Something ought to be­ disctMMHl. Tearher*. whool offict-rw ahd Mrs. 1K B. Barnum left Wcdnemlay for all |wrncuu> uiterrsunl in tin- work of rdu/an extended visit with friend* In lliiuol*. ratton urv rwrtilaUy Invited. Thr great quretimi of the day Is: ■••Are «UI IU- at (!■•* Hastlrot* HUFFMAN BROS OH elbibition Something Newt 5 We Will Give to Each Purchaser <z Bar of ‘ And a FINE PICTURE CARD (lame Everybody and Improve this Chance. Goodyear & Barnes. VALUE RECEIVED For bis money is what every mu desires. In the line of FURNITURE! You can get raltie received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°C0Y, At the bine front furniture store. Jurt received for tbe Spring Trade: Parlor Sults, • Bedroom Suits, An inspection will cou­ rt* He also shows some new and nice things in Willow Goods, Couches. Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a “peaaltj. �LIMPED IN A WINNER. I taUi WASHINGTON WIRE. the ! A SUMMARY OF THE PROCEEtUNUS « LITTLEWOOD LEADS THE GO-AS-YOU- ’ CONGRESS PLEASE PEDESTRIANS Specific-commonly called “S. H- S-” Mr.J.H Brown, ot Hornciisrilte. b. Y., writes: •Three yearn 1 suffered with this horrible disease, tiwifi's Specific cured mu completely." .. Prot Edwin Baar, 234 E.2tad st.N.Y,, writes: "Swift’s Specific curtd im of a fearful case of Blood Polson." Dr. B.F. Wingfield, of the Soldier's Home. Richmond, Va., writes: “Swift’s «m. ,A__zza— _» _ —-jjy. eaa,, of Poison." uf J.. *• X' W-Milngtoi. Tlie playing on Saturday in the league re-; suited iii tbe following xevree; At Pittaliurg : —Pittaburg “, Bart'** I: al Indianapolis—In- , dianai’Ui* 11. Waxhington 0: at Detroit—De- ! troltfliilndelphta 1; at Chfengo-Cbiengn • THE LOUISVILLE RACE MEET. LnvurviuJR, May .L—Seven hundred and Little wood. Itugix*. imd (.'amI«ni. Early in .the tiom an- at Churchill Downs, and the mort I oT them will participate in th- frt> .l^vs racing Ix-ginning today. The track is iu fine cnmliUon, though probably a little Mow, , and while records mny not be broken, the • higli-cliua bortn* engaged in all the big ood and sharp work for tho booora. The Melbourne rtnl«te's GalHfet. McCarthy I Islington wax trudging slow­ ly around the track, and limped pain­ fully. He jut ht» right foot down gingerly, and it wa* eriitent tlmt it was ft ewood. been »««/r-)rinx with a split - wtxild iikrbi irto IkUlewood gi> fnrtlter than bhn«4f, In «rd<-r to-got ups .swerprtakes tn tbe fafl. From 7 o'clock until t»:40 Little- not only him, hut his teas fortunate com- crowd affirming. that । health and hope, and I am well to-day.’’ •C. W. LanghiU. Savannah, Go.: I suffered long with Blood Poison. I tried Swift's BlieciCc and am perfectly woU. A- W. Buell, of Power’s Hotel. Hochosier. N.Y., writes: "it >s the beat blood ' rtnxedy on car tn. J cured myself vr.th It. Xr *ommeaded it to afnuud and it made him well.'' t a friend was Blqjxl Polson, Marr & Huff have nia-kte down all their Cloaks to and under. In .xtewure A short tun- was s;>rot« : tend forfeiture bill, and thro . - . . • indnstrv bill. I A GOVERNMENT DAM GIVES WAV. Tb<’ wtuate held a sw-cret wsmuu m. adjournt'l• Th-1— U» Or- - . Yon can have a rood fn»l, line to select (com at an ,, traordinary low price. —— r . . . I , This is a chance t() pnrehre Lanies’ and Childre.l. cheap. harbor tali, drospitUmftiwdMi «f h-niwylvania. Itbought, perbnp*. in her uiaj<wly *ftl"wncv re* pnsddrtit would probably vvto it Tbe ,*Btor nwb-d down tlie sluice in .torrenta, I might gain ndiniwuou to the plai.v by’'per-,! %<x<t ,m w»’ *?•*• l'?l • *® I forcing ail tbe nulls and fartorfew atotig itto X-T..T w,m^r. o«s w.w-H urns xEaer^H. suiUitng” the indue keeper and the officer in ! Dumb mtn-lured a bill d.n-Unjrt^ taoaxury. tout dmm Among tbeee in tb* govsrnmdnt and Autocrat at IV ml lex at Lesington charge, for n yeilow key Will open'every ure tta-xurplus in the purebiv** of b-mds at < arwAnl. The damage to tbe dam is stunated White, th* King Ban rolt, worked I’-,' mike ‘other lock 1 have trial in England, and u»u- I aI>| a,.ru-l interest A prwadeuUal ; at , over Uie I-ouGrilta track with Derby w-fght ally a silver on* will do. I got a l<vd> at tbe o roared vrtmng th- bUt for tU , 4t this i«lnt tbe avatanah. of -ater l-rrtre in 2SJ7J4 on Friday last and with FUtpatrick ■ coronation robm, "the doth of gold, upon ; op . ...-tain ln-itau tamta in kanwu. A , toe boom of the Rock bland lAimta-r com­ in the saddle will bu well suutinrt..1 in tbe 1 which the kings and quacus of England for 'vote on tlw d^rnitem ■»? the ns*T*V I P*ny, and turned tease W.OUO.UW fret of tegs, poota Zei. Ward, tho Hindoo colt, took hi* 600 years have ptawd their feel when rrvciv- ing the tack of a quorum tte« house ad. at, gis.uot). and carried off tta. w^reberby trial Saturday morning and pulled up iuS ‘bo crown, and tho communion se.-vioa jouriwd. the St. Louis & St Paul i’a-kta wilfa-ut showing any bad sign* in htegnma’ ot gold from which they have received tho | tj'jmul.vurov City, May ft—After some; company It flooded thetavoe and tbe atracta teg. His trainer telegraphed for Blaylock holy sacrament fur wen more renturioj at I uninteratitig morning buslnom fa the senate . ^veval block-., to ride tarn, and he fa, nt 'w*. a promising 1 the hands of the archbishop of Canterbury •—rental- Harris wax Invited to tlw <-faalr by 41 ;u,„,nnrt acnw* the outsider. Madvetb. with Covington to ri-ta I tafore they first ascend the throne, and it him. uotwittotandlng hta in and-oot binning I only cost u sovereign. Three, the most since tlw Memphfa meeting, is well liked by I sac^wl of nil the historical tremrarre, are kept tlir prnfoafxuils, and many tiolfovo the gold- »P massive chests in the crypt of WmtmlnIresdo ing will win. Alexandria is the dark horen stor( Abbey, and nre never taken <mt except pnrtoffire friture The Cincinnati visitors are lacking Tbe | Chevalier with honest Isaac Lewis up. He is ; “sulkrr". /The California eoh. Prince Charite, 1 '-reijni convinced him of hi* duty to see that ’---’----------------- ‘ । they were safe; sob* unlocked tbachrot and sln-v it wns nunminred that Murphy would took tiiem out carefully, white I stood by in not ritfe him. and Long Roll b hanily randy to do hiiiuelf justice, not having had enough rem writer from the fait, of Wight that it aaiusm him to read the many dmllongre and Uk> lire Sullivan and hi* backers are circulat­ ing in Anterica, nnd that Charley Mitehall ■wan a imwj pitiable sight. Ur could hardly move his fnet If 80, now is yonr chm, u ive money on the intJr ent. Wlr aumploto cure. Treattrfb on Blood nnd Skin DiseaMO mulled free. Tub Hwirr Brsqmo Co., ■ PrawarS, Atlanta, Ga. tbe sjwtatc-rstdniort aunt out ntamtS^O, ।cdr,pnt "ff p-h- WAKHINnTOX CfTT. ,M»y R—-A Iran Ata*a Kotrettag i___ . _z . (..v^txrtal -ovrninunit there was : rapMly than population iu thi* country. That is to say, population mcn-aeed ;li ;..-r rent from 1H7U to 1SS0, and bbndncwi tn- until now w» have fi0,0» bliud. Contagion and immigration are set down aa -among tbe tbe . forfeiture certain lands in Mich­ igan granted to the Marquette A Ontoua gon railway. Edmunds oppow-d this amend- Wa, have marked them all over in Red Figures so that you can'see the genn. ine mark down. . ' Special h&rgain in Goods, Plushes. Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or sen-let cheap. iodudri.-s Paul, Minn ; Marinette. Wk; Was Mourn. out in ton flirt with-suprenie ixiurt iferfaions. We can saye you money on your Cotton purcha-e^ cither in bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. ptiblw- buildings at Rar.o and Vir­ ginia City I8SS.«X>!. and JVorii, IB., (flt- In front of Farmers' Sheds. Uoo»—Stewart (who offeml th« mutation A DESPERATE CRIMINAL. WELL DESERVED HANGING. **» the recipient w money prim* from all dlrecUmis Between tho hours of fl and « he reoeired tPl. Peter Golden completed his ttSth milr shortly after 8 o'clock nnd retired. A Kansas man object* to tbe designation French army since tlw resolution wax offered sny^ “Calf it the Sunflower State and you'll boar our bora." brute who murdered Maggie Gaughan in tempted Wwlvieeday night to arrnrt John. • ALUM BAKING POWDERS. NORTHERN PACIFIC UtownicERiiuioiDuns.- had apologited to tbe British minister for a ago asking an inquiry into tbe trial of O'Don- give it up. “Old Sport" Cani|tana retired nrnm tbn race with 380X mile to hit credit JdttlewvM*} k-ft the track a few minute* 1«fore Vo'clock and rrepjtearnd at U:to. He wax so badly broken up that Guerrero bel|H«l him around. Tho winner wax prew nte.! with a floral horaeshoe which Champion Albert cnrri.'t nrouud tho track by tlx. side of tire EngllHlnnun. Than Littlawvod feft the track total receipta are ertiinatnl at »IH,- Little- O«t, or 14,073.88; Herty, •!,40117; Ndrvmsc, 8WM.78, and Gohlcn,»4d7.a3. The following is tbe official rlirtanru and - *=’ «1X mitas.570 yards. UlrtT. in 1 4 1 hours 44 minute*; Guerrero—ff8D tnflex, 1,380 yards. The result of a trial jnrt roncludrd at Canton, N. Y„ before Judge Kellogg, will haves salutary the other dhtioction of having been tbe flrot' effect In cheeking the sale of one class of negro officially hung horn. For sora* time adulterated food. Two meu, named M-w.i and after hi* conviction bo wns r^rrww. dogged Akenll. were arrested tor selling adulterated and dangvruoi, having awaultcd one or two baktag powder in violation of th- state food adulterailoc act. Tbe tudlctmeut was for both selling baking powders that were inferior, adul­ terated and injurious to UeaUb by reason of be­ ing niade from alum, and for selling them under pretense that they were a wholesome, cream of tartar baking powder. A stubborn defence was He died railly,-aud without any appearance inuke, the claim being set up that baking of fear, declaring that ho believed hta sins powders were not articles of food and that the powder tho defendants were selling, which was known a* GiUett's. was n standard article of commuted on tbe ground,, of insanity, id* trade, and that alum baking powders iutenur motlwr, n respectable negro woman of th to to it,'llke Davis' and others, were being sold by city, visiting Governor Oglesby to plead her other dealers In the same town without com­ plaint. The Goon held that baking powders were articles of food within the meaning of the DENBY FOR SECOND PLACE law. and the Jury found tbe defendants gum. mueh attention from being the first brought under tbe State Food Adulteration Act against dealer. In atain baking powders. The result of the trial Is to class such baking powders m adulterated articles of food and to make tbeir FRE~ Covemment LANDS. pr»:U4«re. *«<«* ..! e-.1 rem-TL— -X Itar Du-Ha, ■ -,•»«, Wa-kiM-v-a f—ry a Inter from Minuter Wert couflnuing tbe *...» vi'....11___ w______ ■ _». .. ■ declared taken all would wp-ctor not ha Bonfield bill was then debated, among the partiri|nnt» recewi uutll Kp. m., al which time the MiDs bill wa* further debated by Gbipauui of Mktdgnn. who said the Mills hiU wa* an SEKD FOB . •* tawte i » w.cau. -Uter- Fwnt Free. / »*— CRANO RADIOS HERD. floor and back'd l-y MoUie Mrtt, ba gave deep-ntte l«Uta to twentyAre poltcwurn. and the dare-devil little Holstein friesianS Tba ball. torethewalb within a few feet of his WjumrwOTOX CITY,' May 10—Tbs RidhhmrivZJ.ib. mZT___ longer bedding out Thru reeoluliuti for a report of the debate* tltereon. The land grant forfeiture biU thro mme THE FIELD AGAINST TAYLOR. anta in Michigan and Iowa J and a* thus ..III_________ . . „ .. About XBhead of both M ticket are pushing ft with determined rigor, brand. In addition to those sold in bulk, the tale of allot which cautious dealers will probably be unwining to continue. »e—« “• BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS. ageinent fnnn several other outhern stai to stimulate tbeir efforts. Cataano, May H.—The defeat of th., Barton A RAGING FIRE AT HOT SPRINGS. necessary, and. must glorious triumph of all, VKmV —fK*. V---- *,1. I___ rtandlng that ci« IwreUrfore invincible Clarksou pitched for toe bMUi-eaten, ;mta Chicago .8, Boston .1; potted—rain. HorSimreoa. Ark.. May 12.—Yesterday afternoor rt— ——- -l!-■ --i a. . orfMalv* brtUdfcg ■ burned to tbe ground. Tlw flames c< mnicatad to buildings dore by. --------- ---------- <ur there were at ien»t fort/ dwellings, the gas works, tbe gymnasium began by respecting him and ended with, warmer feeling; they prayed for him in his aflhconu, and mourned sincerely nt bis dratk Hu spirit survives in tbe unirmw! amnrsrtv wta! nrul nrJIftaet* ’ May Ml —The HMuote suaffirmed the judgment and ,t- , ^’“bsile pn-ujntrd proyf that th,- iata G'Vflel<l did not accept ids honorary rteeU-. to m-ml-nlup m the COlJro rtab..pd a tetter from Murat Halstead admitting that be was aU bon-x-nr* . J . . they halievwl THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. IXHTH the Issue for November. IMf.TJ* v » Century began Ita tb.rtv-flftb win** I •jetntaretrenXaflonof very uwiy auwJ* uw una rule mart WafNMn and ths Ulr nt UtK-alr. Itsd » ooH good so long M tta- majority iwdrted creaaadUi UMWlhlv sdiiton by I<•>.«» iod of taacoln s llte - tbsi prec*<ilng bl»' to the prsaMMtcy.-and wttli thr >--wtr : aMMaaati. Xloolaj and Hay «sumd nt MrtnMQM rra~ot>c in .«!>leh tta Utetnacirea doitely msociab.’ vlth Voder the caption [ Lincoln in the war, telJU tells,,, ., ilta.Uw,. p... Ux. — m tejounml a2£^c3£‘£l1-£’£3 *gnirat Guvernor Taylor teani tbe’enuatiou pte ^|o*«;t>on_wffl tn all probability rel Si-i7iTS’*bt *ewrt- r^wttaywfn become yet n>orr wutel • WV |VWU IU»U MMl Sa . ___ _ ■ . — • ■ Lara omAiHiwi to confirm rertain titlm to tan,t. re Florida, and .stoerartdro amoro^^ JjMg.i of land by a railway u ^*2^ and Umn. re-poirod. 'Hn- p,wi<m sm.r k «• £ wp'SS; £3^ under control and Inning with Chicago I to 0. pUywl Gnuul li.plds, MfeL . * ...... tic iizru-ub lu-c experiment station act wu aroemlwl *n OB to ailthnei^. ________ .. .. . *ro“,,w> . up by too friend, of Senator McDonald, who W‘known to be inimical to Gray. On tbe J .U_ M—1 • _ »v_—K— ■ . - ing imparttally tbe smilre of the fair; and if, nn rxn.lr Mm* —i.v ..... _ ...... n»u»I-raMwI i. niuMpki»s ' U.J II.—TV a*vr. »H._ V' — V_ l . .. . . able the trovernmrnt ... rev... ■ r ', ennan on Sil>eria. tta. of one Who. #< fore uock»» ** mined to publish the debate' * " * rfnk If ■ iaa gta 1 —wu«n tue time Mr Kuiberftivd tea and Asia.-Chicago Yr.1.-i-: • Fiction. kilted and Otmvrotfou _ A tall waapr- -. Other Features irg 0, Boston 8; at6 hidlanaud Ajmjbtagtao at l£& n n» Hu. rtn. -’““re. Will include lllu-tratod pape'” s-wraw M graphy. General " 1 • • laMaBMaMSM, * MmMhiihilv<- : j.’’. ■ ,.-iu ruwrt rtuw i ita uamon .......... - - „ �FARM Alft) GARDElffl| FACTS WORTH KNOWING ABOUT MATM.RS OF GENERAL INTEREST. Tr— «■ . l",-nl ,to’“WS» Tf' . o,w s tail while milking. There eWetivr. > taken plI.-'C'. a4.-»v“ r which" JW potent has been ihio Farmer is dna-rifegd and he simple plan shown tn the r, ;wm«ited In Fig.' 1 ia site,rj with a loop at one eud JESUS K GETHSEMANE dianieter* at the bottom about LESSON V l|, SECOND QUARTER. IN- WARNER’ ------- •—* —wrwu of thv top will prevent say crevice being temnatiokal series, may ao. made nt thv Hides by the shrinkage, uf the mass below. The ensilage may be <severed in various ways. One Is with boards cov­ ered with earth and stonee; another with Btraw two feet deep and the straw covered with muck ur sand. An impreaslon nrenrn to be gaining ground that the very heavy weights once thought neccuaary may Ixs di.Hp’-uscd with, provided the covering is suffidccit to exclude the air, as the ten­ U» U-U«UeO < U. »pp«.' “ dency of the finely cut maas is to become compact from ita own weight. Cutters costing from |50 or les* upward, to be driven by light horse power, can bo had from dealers In agricultural implements. The Great Scientific, Simple Blood Purifier, WlML-LVa. MIH moving to Michigan. 1 ether. . »io 1. id it .ipnitig around the tlw ti|C thigh 1 atessvr throe is, patented; when flies br- Horsea have hmall stomachs; reta- mber this. A good plan Is to diride coni ra­ dons into three dally portion", the hay two. Many object to giving hay juat drcnsxL Cup oftra danote. aufTrnng. previous to work, aa it distends the xxSloop on now. stomach and causes the antnnd incon­ Miwt interpreter* think this ahould be trumiated a. a que*U«i, naber a com­ venience. I mand: "IXi yun now and take your Delicate feeders must be tempted to Is thia a time, amid *o much take their rations, and such should never re*tl" be fed too strongly at one time. "AScoteh plate is a rale very generally observed iu | England—everything cleaned up before placing other food in the racks or niaugers. A little linseed boiled to a jelly and mixed with thv coni is seductive. Hay dampened i aud salted will tempt othe «. lleans, a double handful, are a relish in weakly sub­ jects. pale malt for thr cxmvalcrrent or .......... mjiruw our LAiru, rainui icmkui indhqMMvd-, damp bran und oats are en­ WO belsikl him in agtrny th - tuisrt iuu-nse. gaging tor others Some gnamis give The clouds that had long (<eeu g»therin|: now carrots and Tares in small quantities. buret in furv upon him. Hu knew from thu Carrots superinduce diabetes if given in excessive qiiantith-s. The peculiar habits His huuMin of horses demand the at leu tian of all •aulking horee owners and grooms. A sufficiency of Hob is all that is required, and not ■hog fat." or ••beastly fat" as .some phrase it. CURES all Diseases Caused by Urie Aeid, POISONED BLOOD, .uSer^'i^ten’y^ wilh wU ui.mcUu.spro l-hjsl. tans l.svv done nothing tor me exr jd to a time frosn his poianiu, but tlie higlnr tn<> live of God's glory aud man's salvation made him welcome the aguoy of (n-thw-nmne. V. 3f. After the institution of tbe Lord's Sup|»-r, jiurliaps nmr midnight, our 'Lord, with bis diacipka, left Jerusalem, aad on feiLOS ENSILAGE. <>rnt*of silo* ore in »i . upr-.-ily, says The n'lgthy dem-rip- - -------- 1---- - — ....... be more tlian there-fourth- of an inch iu width. Ev.-rx Inlet shiinld rest relg.-wbie upon end Mipjirtrt*;' that is, the wldi- way of the slain Klnrild Im- in a Vi-rtteal direrfion. Under till- gritting n npu'-e f.rnr to — ----- --i.. dT-.i. ■ i. .. i-K ,u.. ~.iu «..< in..... i-n-i-.M la-neat h. ail'll <»n l»- '.rrajwd <*«»t with » rreelvcd much benefit from tbe use of ."War­ tier's Safe Cure" for kidney disorder. ^4 upoo the mrU1 ln mrTK>t j Thick ti,„ ..jou,! „ftbi |.e could ;rtilf *re ■ Gol a. hi.father. In deep wotow we shpuld ' nu h claim God a* "my father." Whither I shall tho child go, but unto tbo father! I '—h- i—। of ilu father tliat if ninn -ca* be . f i.- half the year 975 cubic foot uf etuihgr wilt generally be sufficient. In i'cut'ir. u -.ihi and d-imuluing whether it shall benbi'tcor below ground, the convenkr,-.-- ..'fa-rded for cutting. Alling, । I tbj, ,h„ b. u..p.„,i drinking of the eup of suffering, man. But though this human nature niadr him shrink back an instant from tbcangdtxh, yet iNVM-ath there lay. mllll'in* of fatbhms deep, unmoved and immovable, tbe intense ikuiro tliat bls Pkther'a wish and will should he done. This prayer of ClirtR sanctions our flying to Gt«l when fa great affliction ami asking delivernnoe, but conditioned upon his wilt The third petition iu the Lonl's Prayer, nnd our Lord's word, here, teach tbo somr, Sub- . (tin* atre wanted If . . ::nn .vFH-ht <»n tlie smooth Jut. hid it ii.sble to rave In then a brick < r >t»u4 'ill will be rvspilrvd. which moat trrtu t feet upward aa desired. U-iflr and \j--naive ailos Milos are see usually iiHually I dl'.idol inU> - mpartawnU. with with various various appliau •••' fnr cutting, tilling and empty empty ­ ing. ur- -r-lfag to tho ideas of tlie owners, h’i- . .Jingled that fnr a cow that lias Female Complaints, Rheumatism. Malaria, Backache, ! exiimple mdivvlual fnetuUhija a» not cun­ ‘ flirting with Uw> exrrcMesuf a universal tove. . . 1 Wo also Lwni that they who Uro nearest to Among farmronvenn n«m recommended ( b(m -n<1 „f hu gp|ril w nt one of the s*r-'.-ni farmer, inrtttuleu । Wftnv,t t,r view, of hh power and glory Rich is the rattle .tall liere H lust rot cl The | other owi be ver receive. pice witt Minticsota Partner dracrit*** it a* follow* , v, M. acquaints the disci discijile* * itb hi* n.i.,..M. Iy mbrpj rnttifurl t.i unevrafort U Each animal require* a throe to . fiuir.fi-et in jyHhh. ju-cordlng t«» sixe. Tlie ! The pint form upon' which the animal i* to^---------------------- --— —---------- .--------- -- __ stand ahbnld be about fin. n et long, in- ‘hat Chrirt jxweree.1 a truohumanaoul His eluding a sjmte »f one foot in width I *’*•' n',t predominately ron«-«wl. rdatted, for the hind fret to stand upon. I “T,, ,,__ . ■ , , i I hi' id- >>f a imrn or hium • 1,. mi.I in iwX other I’ j*. It Ml ia-low gnmnd by mak­ '■ ’> ■»! <>nv of ih» advantage* of ►nrh a oty ,>y*r tboao wholly above I'M'.. • is in thr <•**•• with which Itran be !.ii <! from th* first floor ip* trad of ri-vaiiiq- tta- mailagt in norae way to the top «t one above <ro«»d. In taking oct fr«a an uni.njiound nilo only so much of frr-m the tup."boul<! !»• n-muved at a time aa ia t*o -Miy f ,r getting at it conveniently, and ill* -rolhige can be rained in a large tub.-r Mfiiare fiox swung by blocks and • wl’h the aid of a »mall wIndiana A si:., call be made of any form *o that Wami Water an- excluded, but it will be found L I —t to make th* width about onoOne­ she Dyspesia, Bad Skins, Headaches Eruptions, Impure Blood DaraotT. Mich.. I»ec. 1Mb. l«r-Hev*ral, jrin ago I took a course of treatment for ca­ tarrh. 1 foltowod tbe direction of tny phyaldsn» but received no benefit. 1 was convinced tbaU! needwl constitutional treatment. I used - War ner’s Hate Cure.” and tram a weight et 13B lbs elln>t>ed up to 110. I have recommended It to friends srt«l member" of my tamiiy>nd tliey bare MICHIGAN -MALARIA- AND MOST OTHER DISEASES ARE REALLY CAl'SEDTtY URIC ACID IKIDNEY) POISON IN THE BLOOD. A POISON THAT OAN ONLY BE RE­ MOVED THROUGH THE KIDNEYS BY Milk cannot I*, made with- Behind the nulls a trench of eighteen • •Jr Caw eoinpliilBta. I can M " Warner's Safe Cure. quirod- .oftg which on* tbr gold •■in-ife-d. gold sjienglrd. nd blaek. . Th*- -liver v-presented iu the cut is ■ ■: tj-c best known, in It1,;.* black • Hamburg* . v Cor raaimwisl Tfare stiall Keep on USKinr earners rw« this i. the loosest time 1 have v*cai>ed uitcosc : flamburg • owls. ..Hiongall laying breeds of th. Hamburg. for they are • .Milk stock are averw to any great .Hi layer* Th'-ir «-gga. amount ot exercise, and do not prdinarily turbed water* of tbe Black brook, tiugtd and i -mall as regards sue. and take any more than la uecvs-iary in sup darkened by tlie blo>«i of tbs teanple au-ri-*l -. isnr . "utiiu-mrret a* well plying themaelvea with food. Give them tl.-es, fit symbol of bow his own sacriflcial - r htvefs Ti»ese fowls are plenty of food and am may accma to blis«l should axxi Aow. making fcrever after I - ri.-ir la-auty.and thia fact, fact. water aad they will quickly fill them- •nwJh-sa tlie offering «f bloody Mu-ritices for - . diawmck of small nixed sued aelvea and spend moot of their time at sin The name Geth-. nuuie. meaning oliva the reat. When water i* situated in out of ' firres, awuns to lie signiffcont aa emblematic of hia own agony and distrww. -Ibero,* I mya Matthew Henry, "our Lord Jsaua trod go thinar Jar a considerable portion uf the day nt her than uiakc a special jour­ ney to obtain it. Thl < haa been oba^rved by all prsi-timl fanner*, and yet it ia Hmt oil might flow fn?m hi* wounds to bad curioua ihai many who an- mnynsiit i-ur msiI*."—Dr Wortlsworth. V. 31. Prtrr. Jan>~ and John sre-wd to with tbe fact neglect U> take proper ad■ cx’iwtituto a >>oly trfantvirato. Ou other vantageuf* ths* peculiarity in the habits of the animal. It ia an Important object with thr dairy man who dmirm the bigh- glory as mu not n.x-orded the others. They alone behold tbs brightnew of hu> glory on (without reporting to artificial means), the the Mount, airibow tbe dejiih uf his agony taking of an abundant quantity of -water in fb-thsetnan*.’ They alone were permitted by hi.* herd. K. MiCU-. HW.ai.w. Alwmu™ 1 suffered from ashlvsriug pain aaruas togettier with a weakness of the Uad- aWeurroprei. can be tn a harmonic univeres but ons wiU, and that b Gal -Parker. Tbr cup that WARNER’S SAFE k Mat* nf Mk-hlron -In tbe Circuit Oort tor tbe County of Barry in chancery. Hasting* City lUck. a eorporeUon ornmbed probate court of MSZK." ptelnauL V 40. AB if A deadly vapor from tho botinches or two feet in width, and about, tonlres pit bad steeps* ‘heir sydrita, both eight Inches in depth, fa loft for collecting groups of disdpbw were rtupefled with sleep. ” ___ __. w.l.t of Interest n tbe thr manure. Next /o this again fa left a ____ ___ __ walk of convenient width through the mtuw. stable. If dt-alred another set of stalls Luke, M a physician, tells us that from war­ can be arranged In g corresponding posi­ row they slept Our Izard singl'd out Prter liecanw bo had tion to this walk. Thr two of stanchkuM. been fomuicat In promising and boasting bow of courac fa optional. Many prefer a strap faithful be would bo. around the stall fastened to a chain or V. 41. Jay my% “Preynr without watch­ ing is hypocrisy, apd watching without prayer is prewumpCMni." Some watch with­ out prayer and pray without watehfag. The I A. B. Allen saya; The first thing in tho morning fa to water tlie horse, which .-should be done before feeling, otherw iae mav IWU from him. but that be might bv it might work more or lea. of the food just eaten undigested from the stomadi A Vermont maple augur maker say. that tlie great point is to keep tlie sap pure nnd dean so as to retain Ita original color; 1 this once lost or Irewned cannot l»> re- himself. Tbe continuance of tbe trial be rernnl" »» 0«*'« «n»wer te bi* flrst prayer. £5. _ a,— not debver » from our CURE Mortgage Sale. Ntate ot Mlrblgan, Ctsmiy of Barry—•« , Stale of Michigan, tbe ClrvuU .Court for the ■ Default having been made fa the condition* ol a err;., t. ■MttgM MM M >air.:i--: nfaM Notice I* hereby gives that by virta. of a writ t and Kusn Haines, hl* wlf. to John Cou-reth, of fieri facta" tssueil out of the Circuit Court for I the County of Harry. State of Michigan, to nw Un. Are i* Hanlon, tbe unknown ceirs of Halph dated the 3d day of Reidember A. D. Ims. aad rtlrrctrd and delivered anlnst the rbod- and W. Dex en. deceased, and tbe unknown heir* of rerorxted tn tbe om.-e of tbe Begister at Dregs. lor the County of Barry and Htate ot Michigan, chattels snd real estate of Lyman A. Shedd, Isaac Uqyd. deceased, defendants. on tbe 4th day uf September A. D. ism In Uber IT 1 did on the Sl»i day of February. A. D. IM, Fifth /udletal OrciU-li Chancery. levy upon and take all tbe right, title and inter tfait pending In tbo Circuit Court for tbe I est of *ald Lyman A. shedd tn and to the follow Count* ot Barry. •» Chaurery, nt tbr Court Inx d«ocribedpiece « parrels of land to wit: txM**ein tbeelty of Hastings. In said county, oa was duly rvcord-d, on wTOeh mortgage there I* The soutb half (H’ of the wmth ea»t quarter < V Uie Tib day of war. In tbe year one thu-isand. claimed to !* due at the dal* of thl* notice the snm of ooe htindre.1 and M-veoty-two dollar* <>! section number twenty-five (S» In town two , eight Innlrea and etghry eight. <31 north of range number ten < 10»»e*t. containIn this cause It anjiearing by alBds’tt filed and eighty -eight cents, and an attorney's fee of ini; eighty acre* of land more or lero; al*o the herein at tbe lime of the filing of the bill ot fifteen douan provided tor In anM mortgage, hJiowluK piece or parrel at land Mtnate and be­ romulalut. and by other proof to tbe wtlsty- an 1 no suit or proceedings at law having been ing In ths townanlb of 1-ralrievtlle. county ot 1 tkm of tha undsreicned Circuit Court commit­ Instituted to recover the money* aeenred by Harry und tttale ot Mlelilgan, and drocrtb-J as winner In and tor the county ot Ram afaertaid. said nicrtgagr. or any part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sate hrilu** to wit: Commencing at a point forty- that Balph W. Daaerwi and Isaac Boyd- above six (4C> rssis south of tbe quarter port on the named are both deceased, and that their brir* contained In satd mortgage and the statute fa web case mule and presided, notiee H hereby 1 north »ld* of sertloo number two <») and on the Een that on Thursday tbe seventeenth day of I witli west corner ot a lol lormerly owned by y A. D. USB. *t 10 o'clock in the foreoouu. I I Myron C. Hwirt. running thence east twenty- creainir; on monos m muari. nn»i>pr« •* , Annan, •olleitoc* tor tbe eomplalnaat Ibervln. shall sell at public auctloo. to tbe hlgbrot bld It it ordered, that »uch r.nknownbdr* ut the »a>d der. at the north front door of th* Court House Halph W. Deacon, dereaeed. and tald unknown ot tbe City uf Hasting* In the County ot Harry along tbe cvnte-r f.lRI of (I, the WJV highway to th* Iplace ’—— of• heir* of *aid Irear Boyd, deeeawd, do appear In .lhat ’wing the ptacc »her* tbe circuit Court containing about three [3] acres of *aid can**, and cau-o- thrir appearctyr to be land be th* same more or lir»»: being a port of entered therein, on or twf.ire tbo dii «l«r of the north west quarter ;«*) of th* north east November. In ibe year one ttiou.aad. eW quarter (U1 of section number two [J] In town AIXI^IbVe^AHTi'n.Circuit Court Conunl* wdd inortgagr. wttb ten per cent. Interest, nnd all l<gal coete. tetether with an attorney’* lee one (11 north of range ten [ 101 «m. *A of wbleh at fifteen dottar* coveuMted for therein, tbe I shall expose for -u.le al public,auction or ven due to the highest bidder. rt U>e nreth front door ot the Court house In the dty of fasting*. Solicitor* for Comptolnant. County of Bam. Blate of Mleblgan. that being (Atroeeopy.l Wu. H FUWKB8 the place of holding tbe Circuit < <>urt for the Deputy Bagitter to Chancery. ci^niy of Barry, on Haturday tbe srtl.dayof Mav A. D. l*m. at tea o'clock Io tbs tM*nomi Dated at the “0 of Ha* Ung* tbl* 9th day of April. A. count. Michigan. IMted February 1» B0TroK. I FtalnUfl. SMITH A COIASBOVK William IL-Bansaw. Kte K. Baasaw and Hau­ er C. Banaaw. defendanta. 3Srtatb.Omu> rtiW^g—. known Dotaun baa boon made in tbe oondiunaa Tbe northhalf(ns)of number eigtit HtalM *urTey; on p«e ae». ou wineh n.ort«a«e there heiahued toCThesttbeMste of tbl. Mtke tbe Bum of ara D“**1oyalk kiJapSn. AdMtotettakw. tsKMKWgBas SuissraPu"“ sT/fi:: ■hall be taken as cocfeased; aad furtbar. taa» this order be inibllsbwt within twenty days frcas mate of Mkblgaa. County.•C.Barvy-M. Nolle* l» ben-by rivsn. that bv an order of tbe FrotaSi Court fior fly Oreety wdeju mo aft daj,o< Augo sent thetr rl.lntfto «Jild Frot'ate Cc Probste oflke. to tbe City of id mortgage, and tbe andjworidod. nottec *aw and Henry C. Bansaw. personally, st tea, iwuniy day* before tbe time hereto prescribe'“Dated thumb day of ^Drl1?i,x- D- ’*'• ** u ■UH"* eny Of Cbmtotte to *trcugtb to bear them. _____ LBrtl 30UI, A- l’ ISV. V 4.1 The '-raving for human »ympatby STUABT. m^*SUt Ws. #. COUL Judge of Probate. ♦fcj.t' mgat d feeding should be primarily .-nused hihi agon ro go to hi. n>n*i<ii h-.-. In addition to-the advantage* I gained. a* atMmnmn nwan. are. we *tili in the A Connecticut fanner claims for com- ; hour of deep u-rrow w wh tbe .ympatbrtic iiam.s|, m underground silo once properly Notiee is hereby given, if nude i rt j- rmanrnt affair, while one tnon unbleached muslin, that It makes । Sdi nnd word of thaw new no How dte of fieri f*et*steMwd «***' «udc uf In Oilier above ground and ex- Mitfafaetury covering for hut beds, and at ■nixniitinc to our Lord in this «• *•** th. ProLt" Court for tbe.Oowjy °< tbe county of tom. ttai diw-iil* Though they continued dull ..u lb* »lxth day of April A. directed aad debvervd U> J4a*dl» tin* action of the atni<wpberr is । n much less c<«t Ilian glass. from lhat date were allowed tor creditor* to t£Xut tbeir data.* agalsU the rotate Of liable • . -.liritUuge and openings, and a • A Maryland farmer tell, that low' Iktgv n-;. -- <>f fermt-ntlng material in close wagons with wide tirea make euah-r wirk •untart ukii the boatafa will soon cause in hauling out manure. John M. Staid brlfavcs that no improv®- ttivel Cam.1 MWKJ ■ 1*n 11 o,“'- V- boW ni [.Lmt h, M> universally pre- went In aontboni agriculture w«mld fa- of m-ilngr In this country tliat it greater advantage than makl-ig sliccp dal. ttw Si”" *>«> r-h’-• discuss the merits of the | rearing an E.ipurtiuit Indnntty. N'» rnl. >•< -. Well grown stalks and nial js m: well adapted to thh ptu-ificatltal jodga of Probate. Jan!.; ■ more desirable than those und enrichment of worn out lands fliat as to be spindling and are given orar to noxious growllia. ‘I hr sre-d may be drilled in rows. As aooti aa young stomIHii.-: plains of ,wniI.„ inf the Circuit Coin for the ' ' 4|«irt. with stalled eight inebew any kind show a third or fourth leaf they , anrot on Katurtsy. Jum sixteenth ■pon m the rows. with ruitivaUon enough Should be "pricked out" in a bed. with tte fas Itvine i ’ ---------- ^ril w D | wutohl 5 , down tlie weeds, and the crop 1 u^ald l- harvested when thr ear* Ix-gin Philbrick. . *r’1 'imuld Iw hauled In and rut ■ato in. h lengths or lew*. and. shoveled ia “>d tUrougkly trampled down aa fast aa •'« h dmiraUe that thecorncra of the id’ Sl±*SS?5-.&%5. ty-flvw doltar» i.nuuauted for tberala; the preml*re twing de- ribed lu said morum as al! that certata k*. piece and parcel of )aai ttaisto tn the township of Prairieville, iu tbe countv of Harry and stale ot Michigan, and known and daeerlbadsa follows, la-srtl: The north eut tnirttoual qcarter(k) ofeacMn number LwwtrIwoiXfiuitownwed.'iajrthof rang* ten uo> Uootor to ih- .o-it :i ao tnOows. UdrtytMilh BTUABT. KWJ dieorthsd �tn a ASTOR mn rrrr XJFV,WONI:ER HOW JOHN JACOB ASHDOER FOUND- Tt s» just 125 sears sines John Jacob Asi<w tM* original name is *aW to iuivr been Asbdotrl was born nt-a email village tawr H-sidcb peer jHua::i He his boyhood on hie father'* jstrfi of land; but, anxious to w Mtnrtbriig of to* -worst. he determined to join mw of hi* brother-. in Jxnakei, who had gone then to follow the budiHT* <>f makiiix and selling nou.-i'-al inrtruriw-ate. At Hi la meiite for tlw A numn market, bn tbr ship hrl-nctMinterot a furriest by wIhw advice be exrfiangrd h>« wares, on rwsehing New.Ynrk. for % quantity of iurx with whirfl be n* turned t«> Ixxxloti. seUinjj tlwm at an cnormutvjnnflt Thi« lucky venture. a» is wri! tatown. led Ms eotaldishiiig him-nif te-rr tn tlx-.fur Crete, which im-reawd wo fart that be wmi soon in a iKMition to ship furs to Euro;* and tte- eart in hl- own yesspis, which <auue back latten with foreign produce, which lie di-poMd ot at an immense prottt. He laiij tbn iafcis <>f hi- vaei fortune by dealing in funs, but diil not make tt»e fortune iteclf in that way, though It is gvnnrally thought so. .Ajstor s wraith, when be died at 84, forty ymr* ago, wa« ewtimated at <20,000,000 to rr.,OMi,(Wi!, aome putting it as high as <30,000,(XX); dottbttere uti exaggeration. But. wliMtovrr tbe correct figure* of bls fortune, tbe bulk of it was made by ;>urvbs.w» of real estate Never liefore tn tlie history of tbe world had there been in all probability such an opportunity for safe and judicial •.|ocuIntion a» then* «o« between 1HX) and IMG in thi' buying of Lnwte, Improved and uuimproved, on Manhattan Inland. The founder <tf tbe plutocratic family perceived this elmrly, and arailed himself of ft to tbe ntroo'-t .He began purchasing at the begin­ ning of tbe century und kept at it ixituttantly to tin* time of hl« death,I Tbe city grow so fast that much of thv real refute he acquired advanced during his lifetime 40 and &Q, even 100 per rent. John Jacob liad, I think, three sons. One of thi-m died very young; a secund was demnged almost from his birth, was direful!y watched and taken care of by sjwial attendanto iu a bouwn owned by tbe family ou thr Wert site of town, jicar Twenty-third street, and lirod to be part fiU. Tbe third non father's frugality and mutton without any of his taleut* or nrigituility Re could not have ma.!" tn-mey, Inrt be rewld koqi it and ad! to it by e wselww buying of real estate, following tbe policy of th*, founder Of tho colo***] fertun.' He was cold, phlegmatic, dull, nunnmnplace. without imagination tandunw-u or sympathy He hail neither ▼icre nor wreakmwMf, uislr^. desire for money bosn accounUvl Ho Mui, in tlie ordinary •enui. a good hiuduiud, a good father, nnd faithfully dt-charped the duly impcaBd on him of earing for and increasing the estate. A man nc-.-..<arily of jewur and influence throitrii liis great wealth, bo drew rirtwdy to him. He had no resd friauds, r«v did bo fed tho need of tiwm. Haw^a a stanch Episco­ pal mil. a regulnr attendsht at church, an ob­ server of till crci<i;mst:c forma, and poMnl away at M amid the rerrtnopi-w Iwiltting hi/ iirrad. and In ti* full odor <if sanctity. Tlie Ad- >r fortune has, from; its cre.irlon. A BRIEF CHAT ETHICS friend to u reporter. i\- he trod heavily on the te-«l of a man who had rudely crowded part ni.d pfawedAlnwelf squarely in front <rf tbe t wo jird'wtrinn- The offender turned around in a fury, but becoming cowwioue cither of tbe unequal match or of hi* living in the wrong, be transferred th»i •; ittaulf from his hrrl to hi* faxdtrt and walked off. “Th«w- bigfellows were to think that they own the i.-wn.” Continnad tlsi triumphant serial reformer •'They elbow their way without regard t'ir ouws. If they are te~ hind you in a tens- crowd they preae you ckwriy. and they never scorn to like it when you turn your aide to them. put your hand on your hip and give them the point of your elbow to impale t hcsmelvM on. In a street oar they win bock up to a six inch interval between tw<. ;m Mongers and srtlte into it, tear ing tbeir neighbors to chooso bet wren stand­ ing tlw crush or making room to tbe right and Wt. The fart is, there is a great dtsil-of ignorance as to bow to get about in a big to what ia jolite and proper, what tactful good some requires, what fa safe or dangernu.', in using the crowded rtrveta and public pla-m. and it ought to to a part of n common wihool education to give a little instruction and lay down a few general principles that ought to be. but are not, uni versally accepted. ‘Man have rather confused ideas as to what deferanoe they should pay to ladius iu' public plauea It is wall understood tliat in theah vator of a hotel a man should conduct himself as he would in any other room—tbe parlor, for inrtanoa—of tbe hotal, and should rise and Ktand uncovered when a indy enters town building tbo conditions are changed. That is a publio conveyance not an a;-xrt ment, and in it a man may do exactly ns he would in a strenl ear. The right* and privi­ leges of jiedrwtrians are very well defined, if people only knew it That lubber whow bre! I just scrunched bad a perfect right ta|paw me, but he was bound to keep ahead. Fcan’t stop walk!ug just because bo chootmu to get In front of me I used to do so, as uvet j»»pte do; one inrttnrtivel) draws up rather than step on another; but I have conscientiously tralncl myself out of Out habit, and now I rather •step onf than step short, “Very few people taw how to look out for thnuM-lvea almut tlie city, and most of them plunge into incanvienienre and oven Ninety-nine men io 100 will hurry forward to catch a swinging door before it cIomh be­ hind some on* who bad. just pared through. ing ita full wuight, Tbi.y don't seem to think that if they Irf it swing freely toward them it will invnedMU-iy swing imck again, whin they may pass fiirougb uhnrat without touch ing their liapds to it. Ijut the best way ia to disregard .-ntiiwly toe door, that nnuttrer hns ••If people are fovii’h and untaught about tbe avtiidnnce uf dangvr, bow much more so are tbrj regarding lb*- avoidance of inronvreteftcef Never a train «top» on tbe ele­ vated road or tbe Bridge but tboro is a pnxreKlon of greet, eager to alight, standing in the aisle of the cars, ready to be pitched, flnit bradioeg and then backward, yanked to and fro, clutching wildly *t tbe door frame* and at their neighbors, s* theaugiiirerapphretbe jerky air brake*. I usually get off the car ahead of mot ot them, although 1 remain seated uatll tbe train comes to a full -top. for I sit near the door, and when 1 getup I rise in my place in tlie very van of tbe proewwiou. A little headwork saves a great deal of leg­ work."—New York Tribune. • Athletira n re not left to men. Women and girla go in for them, at least In tbeir own mild way. and they are m enthusiastic a* the must miecwdul college laramcu. What do they do! Well they ride and they fence, nnd do the trnjwn; art In bloomers and short jackets; they walk, and they go in for dumb bells and Indian clubs, and indulge in a va­ riety of other feats that pi re muscle and for them nny more, and if you with to wo a procession of Philndeqihia tiesuuor, big;? r­ and brighter tlian you will over tnhnh! it nt any other time, you must take a walk in the fashionable quarter on a wet day.. There you will aro them, bum, two aud tlirms, in group* and detachments, swing­ ing merrily along tn their rubber coats and dainty gniuehru, tbeir checks aglow, their cyai shining. and tbeir breath kissuqf tho mmrt air They are all bound—well, no where in particular. But th-.-y must be out in tbe wrt. It is tho new caprice, It indi­ cates that they are tip to the days; days in which the •I’liiladelphin girl. who knows what in tbr latest, insists on being healthy, un danng tbe perils of ell weather. <>n ignoring horee care, mid saving the prnniee which TWO BIG. BRILLIANT AND BEWILDERING PERFORMA HASTINGS Orthography verses Prosody. Old Lady (tn drug storej-Hov ya got army camphire i . । Boy (notipliLvwdl—Campfire! Old Ijuly—Ya’as, ramphire, t> -a—<n— p—b—o—r-camplilro; dye havu to have •v’rytbin’ milled out fry yvl—Tho Epoch. it takes seven men and one home to car n tlie Baltic t'nfk mail. Two hundred cases of nn-aalre are re­ ported at th.- Normal. Ypsilanti.__________ Chicaga, iliea of thr Quaker city en rich anil powerful Aral elie I" more than ever a lovely creature; a bright olijl cheery wet weather daisy. —Phlldrlphia Letter. Kalaauco & Sigio TIME TABLE. i c m‘... . fi SOI... . ....Mflo . ’. IMtnn . . Chucnlal- cnntrolkd and ias-reaaed. so be left it to his san, John Jacob, and John J.vrob ha* i-i turn left ilto his wm>, William Waldorf, with tbe mm.' provision The Inw of ppimogemhire hue bsao-ptartii-aBy '-arried out, nad will no doubt continue to b-. Tbo amount of Lhe estate is carefully concealed, "i in everything, ind-ed, relating to it tliat powibly ciui be. Tl» transfers of renC estate, in order to be legal, must bo rw-ordiri, and therefore mada pnhlic. Otherwise they would bo kept secret. Tlie Aslors are perpetually guarding the financial facts of which they are tbe sole repoartorir*. In truth, only two or three manbcm of tlw family are acquainted with tbe special fart*, tbcmgb all may have tome ge-iwal Idea of their prodigious wealth. The!;- surplus med reach a munl*T at mil­ Buns annually, and thiwn are uniformly relnvw,.~L mainly in real estate. They almost never rell any,.but they are continnally buy­ ing, btinng. buying, and swelling tbeir al­ ready «tuj>endou« Income. Tf*-y own thous­ ands of bctiliiiugs-dwclhnrH, ab.res. offlres and .warehouM*—nearly nil in tlw municipal limits, •« they vrrj rarely pnrebare prqperty unimproved ur out of town. They are un­ deniably tbe riebrtt family, by all odds, on th.i coutiuent, and, perhap-.. the richcet oomnown on tie- glnbe. Tbeir united fortune eon not l>- lesi tuor. 1300,1)00,000. and may be considerably more. . The prewnt John Jacob ia not materially UnHkn hi* father. William B Astor Hets •ounviiAt hrouihrr and quicker wltted. more • man uf tho world, but fully m much bent ou uiukipl- big hie retate. WilU.w Waldorf A>tor. ix-w Um> eiMUMiian of tta bnnMW •state, in of much tho mme fiber a* his father al..l gnuid i al) >el. He u about 40 • has taken anme part m politics; ler- been ndnister to Home, and written tin indifferent book. As sooi. a* his fat her quite thU planet— be te now in Um- ncighta-rtexi of 70-or I v-xenivt senile, be will emnloy whaievar Inu Bjgimoe and mergy be ran c* i.miiond to iik-rosao tbs family wpaitli_-‘1lteucrow" in Gfobe-Demo Human Imagination Confounded by its Stupendui.- Magnitude: Notnlily and Triumphantly Beinforetti ttiU Season with the On. VICTOR : fDORRELiLi Will be at the Fair Grounds, Hastings for - Season of 1888. r■•u.-nng. Kintff Figure of Wrstrrn Romanes-, Capt.A. H. BOGAR1)1 ’.S, ______ __________________ Ob X 1” O* S3 2D .____ Only MGrm Fair of Blood-SveatiDE Hipjopolann oa M- ,9’T2I?'7uO,?iR.EI:-L'S Hire >F Hennes, with a record of 2-274 u ’ «E rare 0(Hemes. «<! an inbSd^^r*1^ , 5110 Ui cue woriu jibs ever seen Manri • «io„ and, others. HerniOBO, the damurosbcr of Hermes, showed a trial of 2 261 RiJ « xr ^9ou}, ,•;^e.2:2Qi wider’. Edwin Forrest who sired Billy ’Hookins, 2 ; „,d Cha.„±,*“2 Ly A,«eeconddem. old B)»ck Rose, was the most esteemed brood mltt on WmSbum/ ' H,‘™es' doubtedly tlie peer of any brood mare tliat ever lived. Vicln/ Mormff-. i^l"1”’ a”d u“‘ Morrell, by Winthrop Morrell. Vietor Morrell is six years old. stands abo’irt isi'!' “■ J,!rrv and is a bright mkhogony bay. Hr is valued verv liiglib by his oIL j '?♦ ha?',R ‘'ifli gait of 1 ill for a half mile. ' o-uers, and 1lk„ shows!tt this’Bpr.ng“H°r" Wh0 hftS U,,B of the browl ra"«in *’W'- <ounty ha. rej this home GMLL MND See HIM Wild BeastS—A Universal Reflex on Savage PEERLESS, POETIC, ROYALLY RESPLENDENT STREET 1 i- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-05-23.pdf 60a98550bbbb47a9655b756c31b6875c PDF Text Text of any paf>er in the County. Banner. astings VOL. XXXIII. NO. 4. HASTINGS. MICH.. MAY 23. 1888. H;\stings Banner WHOLE NO. 1721. COUNTY NEWS. man Jail bark wante off the car. He was published Wednesdays, by 1 atrlavllla. run over by the n-ar car running tengthi stronger to take up arms against tbe wtee of hte laidy. He was taken to Sun­ smart fn»t every night I American saloon systetu. A greater' for to keep Uilngs f in growing too fast. field aud lived about three houm. to national pros peril) and the peace anil Mr. Wager has hte tank nb-ely finlslicd c*™**t**ry »• ~ to lie .<v impiw.ru ini|>rovrd by *»> frnc*rn*~ hapjdiiraa of the home Ilian ever slavery l«g. with picket* made fn,m the obi rotten was: it has truthfully lieen called Satan'* and will tagin work next week. Wards which <-i4n)*>*nl the funner fence. . B.-F. Burdick wa*.-crioutiy Injured by first alley. a kicking home a few days ago and has not The nut fence te new. and tt te foolish to t>r<-n aid* to take charge of hte livery 'svni aiAHI the yard byf kuch a piece of economy, JO '.PET?. ITIILAJR. J. W. Kcuter wg* at Carlton center Sanayt Is pro|K>-Hit no do: but then any sort FoMtnsstor, ixuxn since. * Iwtore Uieeud vflbeyeai day. Postmaster. Banth-ld iawt Friday night ate*ut one o'clock the ■vTa plaijr will d« to bury lyur friends. We ** * . Luther ChlliU was at Hastings Tburwta . i.* eral* *UI «d«Jed tor t nlanu of fin- wa» given and when the tire get nn return* from that InvraUarat. . '.•rtber retidm nutator M on bnsinrsK. department ajijicarrd on the scene, tlie bllF. 1). Brayton and KetoOti Hinkley' wenliarvi hnll of (lias. HInion was all In tlamtss, Mm. A. Sackei who will Iw *.»0 yiwrold at Lowell Thursday and Friday, wiling j.- <t:;rztiftfsr c”k AtiVERTIMlNG RATES: am! every effort was then, turned to rove ii ywvr.............. . ...... ....•WO 00 next month, was Ven 111 Thursday , but te tickets for tlu- excursion to the May party­ the postofllce block, and by hard and - . *«rgr <<e- • peel al puaiUooa. in music hall the Mth. brave action of tlx- Hook A 1 .adder com­ much better and Hkc.lv to see tbe coming Mm. Sain Yritrr and Mary Yelier. of birthday. ' , ‘ JOB PKtS-nSG. _ , _ pany tlie tin-was confined to the building • ride tefett iu Use Job Printing DoMrs. Ter|wnniiig'smother. Mm. Bunnell, i Ixrwell. called on friend* in this section when- it was ftml dlx-overed. Nothing of A. G. Jesaup.OnmNwflte .» tlie BaxmkR. KwylbinR la. tbo 88 yean* of age. down to the organ on Wednesday. Postmaster. YaiAra fcwfara i« new aiti with the latest tareo of account was saved In thr building, anil Saturday, and pteyed and sang a hymn In ix-na tieige: cotnincnemi work for Mrs. V; Armstrong. Bowen* Mills ,»-: xw-rtoed pattern*iof nughtaeryWill Hrbrrland barely mcapeii nearly aufIHvlil Teiter, of Ixrwell. Thursday. tn-. fei tworkmouoasptoy-d.enaOlea tta ficate*!. The amount of thr loss we are a manner which might shame a mueh s. Finch was at the Valley city Tharwta* younger permm. tmalilv to give at this writing. Miss L. tanib te a guest of the Go*h and Friday on bualnetw. Tnc Michigan Stave <k Barrel Co., of John Yargi r and Job Cbecsbrough wenfamily. ] ' . oCrw-5 ' ,,a? Umir suteu-riptlons to the 1 .anting, started their mill at thte point Baxku s agents named above. at the county seat Friday. tat wrt-k with Izwte Begold at the helm. j Mm. Perry Is expected to return from Beawcttulty. Kalamaroo this week. -_____ OOOK A N1SKKRN'. Ixuit Friday a pully burnt in the stave the rlllagr Saturday. mill and flew fiercely around but fortunate­ 1 Lucien Gibta has ninrti Improved hl* John Shlvley, uf (terlion, was In town rwtldence by a handsome fence around the . Saturday aud Sunday. The late rain* have improved the rinxli- ly no serious Injuries uccprrrd. same. The foundry and machine shop of l*rirbP. Copplna. of Grand Ba|»ld»* Sundayed tlun of wheat and grass considerably. Rev. Babcock te vtelting tn thte place aro A Jones te fast nearing completion. With hte brother Cha*. I'Ian Ung not quite fin Wuxi, but will be and vicinity. , IL E. Wrtatrr. 'iirressor to Tolle* A Nellie Yarger was In Lowell Sunday. in a day or two. Mm. Ritchie te stopping with her llaughSnow, has put in a new planer and match ­ Mm. IL C. and Mrs. II. F. Peckham were Tlie saw-mill weal of here are dellveriug ter. Mm. Chas. Smith, for a while. er. and te doing a lively business at present. I a car load of tics a day at east Creasy. In Lowell Saturday. ' S. G. Russell is gaining slowly. Geo. Morgan Was In Lowell Saturday. Byron Fteher has moved inu* hi* new Mr. Wetater te a thorough bunlncxs man Mrs. U X Staid is visiting her son Mm. Wm. VanOrdwr te numbered twjlh store, and te vyjrll pleased with his new alt- and cutnes highly recommraihti. and te Burt and wife. heartily welrottwti to the butiiuw circle* tbe eick. I nation. The (JofJd Temjilar's hall wm dedicated of Ixike Odessa. Henry Eckert waa* at Hastings Saturduy. tat Friday night. Martin Even* of ItichUind. has bought a I- !h«gold te building a fine residence on Editor Godfrey aix! wife wen- at the Cxx There is a possibility of Chgs. Ritchie, carload of wheal of John Biitber. l*rlcr sixth stnvt. the jeweler, becoming a resident of Prairie­ seal Saturday. eighty-nine .rents )<er bnsln-l. E. P. Colwell lias a new neat fence N.'Brayton and Mm Bert were al take John Fisher lost a line young coll the around hi» 'rrtidener and alm* has his ville. Hope he will. Ode*-* Sal unlay. other day . ' bouse rvpaliital. which tulds much to the Dr. Sale* and wifi- were in Ba*lings . Mr. Thorpe and family, of Hastings, appearance. Cnrn and (sitato planting nearly all done Sunday. stopped off at Crvw*y to visit irtemte. la­ Melvin Aulditt te having a lively Irnti- previous to the rain <*f tat Friday." IL Culler, wife and daughter Ollie were tere leaving for their far away tame in nt-ss In the lumlter trade. He carrier- a K T. fbibin-ou. agwl 77 yearn, died at the guest* of Chas. WIHte people at Ixiwell Washington Tit. large stock of nil kind-of buHding material, the resident-*- of hte son in the township of Sunday. D. Hoose, of Kalauutroo. Is visiting hte | Farmers arc not complaining ate>*ii Its and te always found at hte place of bu-lnrs* Hope, the ifith. fimeral ami luiriai taking aunt at thte place. clta-rfully waiting upon hl* many rnstom- pho * the 18th at thi* place. tiring dry. It m* iu« they an- -attettal al Mm. Lydia France U vteitliigufriemte at Mrs. Wadswortii. of whom mention wa« prrnrnL rm. ’ The drdlcaQon of tlx- |ajoi n»nn b*ik There te a linn probability of a large made tat week. diiM the tilth. Her reSamuel Firth is to bull'd u liru fur <W- roller mill taing built heir thte season. tuain- wen- taken to Monroe, Wayne Co,. place Saturday night. Champagne tider neliu* Mason, of Hiehland.' and cigars were funitebed in good sliap*\_ one would Imagine by tin- anxmiii of I her former home, for burial. J. Bari’er l» (minting hte windmill. * The first ganx- of tall of the season will furniture that I* tauled to Haight A Weed's Ed. McCay te very sick: doubts an- vuMr*. Kistler, of Battle Creek, te vtelting •lore, thai they wen-doing n large Initinr** tertalned tor his Tannery. • iw played tatwerh Fnwport and Ixiwrll her ilaughler. Mm. John Fisher. In their line. E*L Penniek l*ml a valuable wort* horse Friday. May Sflth. at tlu* latter plan-. Both being strong nlnre. il will probably be a The carpenter work «n Dr. Crane* new the other d*). - - ;per;. v-attaicr proven hi tniUkxM of (terkey. Mrssta are still quite pn-*alent in our good game. We have not tlie -Hgbe-t stun- will Is'gin mxui. v .>r«-than a quarter of a century. 11 N huol in the Cheney district bprogn-iw doubt but what Frctlxirl will get tliere. mldiit. ' w iw: t>y the Vnlted NalM Government. Kn •lero-n L* the head* of the Great I'niversion ing finely under the can- of Christina Mrs. Sarah Wintemute te adding to the Come ami see the ganx- and stay to tlie «• ire Straiii'-s llirr.i, anil moti Healthful. Bnrkle. Hrnry Cher-man and wife, of Ix-roy. appearance of Ixr dwelling bouae by > party in music halt. Yim will oev*-r re­ H-. Fnce'* errant Baking Powder does not v IM ted friend* here tat week. grey iu Wru. King lost a valuable man- tat uew coat of |*lnt. .-♦citait: Aturr nla, Dau-, or Atom. Sold only Sam <'otton- received a visit from hi* Mr. star and an agricultural man from Wr are yrt without a Lartiros maker. ” Plllt EBAKING POWDKKOO i»i>iv very »vij near uvai losing io*lllK i brother John . . tat — Satiin|av ....... v'. John Hoover came A Trail Isennock and wife have rrtunieil Middleville wen- In thte vicinity Thursday "»■*• i as < uiCA'io. st. ixwia. bi* lib-one week ago tat Sundav. Hvl ’ **>’" «««•»»"< held at Mr. Wat- from their weddlug tour. trying to indaec the farmrm tn huj- a wrnt tn Mr. Bare's tarn In the morning [A1'1' H** Friday night. and al Um. binder. The crops being on light be met M. M. Kock well, hte mother, brother where Bare'* mare had a young cult: wlth- An-her * Katurday night. and sister Mrs. Albert Lawrence attended with ml her poor surer**. J. K. Wilcox ha* jn»t finish*<1 a patent the funeral of H. <L Johnson, at Imnalng I nut giving Mr. Hoover any warning she । ricknwly attacked him arid the rm'ult was fence along thr entire fronbot hte fann. •*n Sunday last. Rev. Batark returned from Ingham Co. the The Section bill and Majfii-Glow tall Hint Hoover narrowly escaped with lib* Fred Ixiwrener and wife are the happy ami ailiiiititetcrrd tbe rito of taptteni to life. I!c received several bruise* on the elute* will cross tat* at Maple Grove Cen­ (Mirmt* of a flue -on. ■ ii;f„n »rrr itattags National Bank. seven lart Sabtatb. . ter. tatunlay tlw :Rlth. HM'Ings. Mlchlgau. brad ami one ear Iritten off. Mrs. J. Kellogg has gimc to visit her ('. IL Thurston und Cha*. Crawford ■ I'dta". Iboms li. 1« aud 17, hew Ixttllr McCollum, of Italfonl. te visiting Mr. Hoover lost a row the following frfrnds residing In N. Y. state. taeeraan Bloc*. ugMd llapldt. Mich. went to Allrapn Saturday to altlrnd a ses­ her sister. Mrs. F. PrattDaniel Hallock te very >lck. nionilng. sion of tlx* fish coin ml** Ion held at Justice Thr daner al Elmer Palmer** tat Friday Mr. Dotvy is ■.topping with hi* brother­ Warner'.* ofllflc. to tell what they knew night was not ven well attrndc*!. In-law. Hod. Myers. Thr marriage tat week, of Ix-ttin How­ ."'W hifc ,anu * I* about netting In Gdn river. It te reported they were l«*t «»ff nn suspended sentence land and HI WUteocnb wax s surprise to ami Will Duryea intend to Mart for Val­ until the otiwrs were arraigned and have paraiso. Ind.. June 4. to attend the «umit all settled to the same time. Hasting*. Mich. The workmen have conyucni-isl th*- new building on th*- Kalamazoo rlnb ground* m at Gun Infer. ’ rop and families ami never*! other* s<mDied. May 17th. Mr*. Theodon* Scho­ Elmer Hiintly and wife and Mr*, .lame* lirick building ti!x«O which will la- used *< HARBEm. M It.. Homeopathic field ht intlamatiiin: funeral scnirri* at Sherwood, of! Plainwell, visited friend* Gid Wilkinson. John Jkwb-r aud wive* as a bank and prwtofllrr. East Castleton U. H. rbuqtethe 19tb. re-­ • Phy -i; ixn and Nurgron. Nuiulay eil ■! F. Chamlx-rlainta ' C. A. Hough w»« here on Saturday to here over -Sumlay. M*v S' luuhd J. u:*z>n.. r user Nrviu's store mains Interred iu Ctatlebai cemetery. Dan Herdman simrts a new top buggy.lai-iHi tanak and thr Carpenter boya । attend H. It. meeting. . —- •' h and ha>r>* / tn J p. t». All calls Mm. S. was bom In Monroe Co.. N. Y.. in Itist Soturtfay evruing Mrs. Isaac Fish D. B. Kilpatrick ha- Improved Ids rrrtuty prumpOy /capooded to. Real- 185H and was married to Theodore Beta­ have repainted their Ismb* and now they I I ha<l a »rc«mi stroke of paralysis but te •» pL*rr. '-or Center and < httreb are In fine tiuipe. drner by having It (minted Inside ami out. field in 1870. She united with the U. B. ' better thte M'lmlay morning. MicU. Several from here attetxlnl court bed A new sign gram the front of Billy's Ella Nich<<« I* vtelting friend* near week at Hartings. band, ‘laughter, two son* and a mot her in M. IL Burton l» going to Huron Co. tn A. T. ( ooper has Ix-wh. rhri-tian's barn Hastings. N. Y. *latc. beside* n laige <drvlr of visit hte son. Elmer Huntley ami wife spent, tat Sate Phy-l- ian and Surgeon. frame nearly ready to rater. . friend* tn mourn her !<►-*. Mr*. G. Dicka-on te going to Harbor -------- ,.,-couiy U lreaui« dt»«Maea te tbe W. Broon ha* ju-t rarn|Je<nf'a drive luth ben-, visiting relative*. C Schotielil. of JackMHi. attend<*l tbe at» .«.4 ».AB aud tn- preservation ol vuxxi Julius Crank, who tax ta'n In PrnnsylSpring*. ■ well for A. Bnrkle. which l« *0 feet deep. funeral of Mrs. Schofield. vanta tor a year and a half, has returned K. Homer vteltnl frlemte In Battle Creek to Orange* I ih vrrtldratexni Broadway. rear Court Not much news thte week, but Clover-j Mtes Frankie Wilson, who te teaching itav.H.i-'.ii.gs. Mich. Friday. tin- committee are meeting w ith g<*«( suereturned from dale manages to grow just tv saux-. Mr*. Southwick t*-ss and think that thr .•L'.doo will lie srlHxil in Marlin. *j*-nt Saturday aiul Bun­ Tlie Kalnmu/isi ciub hnVv completed day * ith her pan-nl* Goguac plains. mteed. Mid that Woodland will have one their ternt houM*. and it te a niis- one. . The late rains have improved wheat. ,Bcn. S. Whig went to Kalmnaron tat Lawyers. The club Intend tn erect a fine building In i^if thr Iwst n’ilnwid* In thr country. « Rather cold for roni. !>■ i'nicai biurk. Hasting*.^Tb- marriages which om-urrrid In our Monday oil business. Two of our i-itlxi-ii'. went to Allegan tat Grandpa Sclmtield te not expectisl to I the grove. No finer view I-to be I.nd In town last week havriaroused) some of our Barr* Co. than thr one to Iw s**-n.fr**m ile­ Saturday anti paid 9!».(>o each for netting lire. bjlchvtor friend*, and now they may ta fish In Gun Hiker, ami returned well *attesite of the club house. -Several of tbo children »rv sick with a sivn nut riding «m our streets with their i <. KEN ANTON. Mr. Craw, th«- proprietor of the .steam­ rash n*x-mbling tbe mraelis. X Attorin best girl. Hoi* tte-y will have irocaf suc- taiFrank Montague ha*thr Job of putting up Mm. A. Thorp returned to her h<>n>n.al boat. says he will nut^blonitc rowdyism of■ in’aticourt-theBtate. Collections any kiwi on hl- Ixait. a building for tlw Kalamazoo boat elute Riverdate. it -tiding tn. Judging from th.- various improvement* Our new railroad, that te the B. C. A B. A te«t him*- in taxrmctit. and dinning bring made by our merchant Mr. Mosher, , ■ Mi<* Eva ( usslr will preach at 1h«- Pod tall nteivr. te u sure thing. he must ba*.t-onfidemv In the future loisl Sabtatb Rrv. T. F. Babcock, the i- WELTON Marion Shore* conic* to the front with a Auger Sunday. jirrHperity of our village. ••Bas*" < ott-m wyn: to Odi -*x last we»-k. fnniu-r pastor. (>n-*cbrd in the Baptist I । new <-arriagc. Mi. Wilcox ha* nu.vwl hte family to thte and hail ?lb worth «rf dog light. That te church. Kigtit were added tn the churelr, -.--I:the Ohio FariMT** InsuraneaOo. I Mr. Tltniamh *)*<rtx a new nwl cart. ■•icon a man‘■property against H* • what die Jn-th-v thought at le»«t and ax- .srvrp 4») tapltem and on<* by tlx- profusion lightning or wind; against a man's I John Lockhart, of New York city, te place. Mr. Daytun wilt probably mkui la- pn*- M-ased him that much/ death mi) accident. I ! vtelting al E. Ixx-khart'*. pnn-ii to mlnteter to Ute temiMiial wants of The ladle* working land will be enterEven mic with rbusln*. uncle*, hunt* th«- inner mnn in his new n-ataunmL ami !i<-l/htar* w ith ffn- exception of gkand- (aim'd I'V Mr*. Zena* Cntwfont Thursday, week. UK a MIELDON. 'Die brick yard te in full bln»L , ma. who stay * a! home tn lend tain. goes tbrttrt. Minnie Wllkin«*m. of to*wn. Sumlayvil NSaterfxHSr going fnau tbe drpot to th. ‘nrw a liter line of millinery good-. Add I M>n i’enntx'k la improving hte plane by a new fence. Mr. Kobteon. of iTairievllte. te finishing Mr. Blackman's hall very nieeiy . The party was postponed on accoaiU of l«d wcattier until thte week Friday even­ ing Mai ittli. Mr. Cramer will fnmlab supper tn all who wteh. SOLDIERS “ UNDER- -FIRE." There I* nothing to wr<*|Mit»l sntli U» fULUWElGWr^ _ PURE O?PRICE’s CREAM Iakin^ hiWDER ^2? perfect m*o£ spiteful sound ■* tte-ball stags to flinch There is a wonderful madjustawmt of tl» standing <s' ..ifl-m mid men ms rommaad after tb< flrst il^iu. a uutuber who teiva ■topanpbl up to tbe front. mistake to sup tai th- lie more timid. Yrt (e>>*r*m nr" more to soon mw that tbaabalis did eocnjsirativtiy Uttis damage, and tbs projetde which stniilar first tbe* would excite out an opra tarpdy .i-j-t.te-nt. upon pbyurai <«vdiu«i. R. ■" J H uxi many bold that] ■ b • Abstract Block. Halting*. Mich.) L' i: TIMMERMAN. tlonuriMthie Phy­ -1 . ib tat and Surgeon. ART1N V. BARKER. Heal EaUte. !nsurancr and Ixian*. •®CewtLaJ. G. Kuamnti tern 1 doors north ' of Poatoffice., ii*~ n*: titration gtvoa to maMnc rouRfl* •I pr-jpertv. Tbe totereata of saMtdtat .T -twny ■><u«r» caretaBy looked aflyr. WMU U MEH A. SWEEZEY. , Ita»'ng». Mieb. cun til cooriii of tbe state. Oftceow w II. fchanu* store. ‘ Waodtad.Mfcki-tr.cg's drag •jtto- one door xi. • -tom. will t* '<«»nd ll* ROBERTSON HOUSE, v F. ItmHtfMMKit. rroj»Het»r, ■ • x*. JrfiVtrau and Cuort Hasting*. Mich. , Rates. 81 .OO per Day. T>i« Hcxra is new, with ptaaaut roams. Tta «*• .-ci. u[>- «q the public Is respectfully roficltta !'<• .KMttrriSKWL-Lowrot Hales tor ad­ * v-nislng wi tjoangwid twwioapen wWifrUp.' | A4.lrr.sfit?>, p. p.dWF.LL fc CO., io !»pn*« SENT ?RH with her sister Mm. H. Hormci • , C. Mater, of Battle Cnwk. made hi* Iwst S. ,1. Bate-nek and wife startl'd I'g'day girl a fdraxanl visit ptrturday. morning for Adrian t«» nlU-tal the gwirml ronfen-ncr ia»w In session. Mr. Itatark Ituttand. I Woaibrr cold and damp ami not miich te a delegate, C. P. Goodrich ha* trndiil hte roml rarl । com planteil a* yet. . __ Miner Mead's buggy . Leroy Bogers, the Irving druggist, ha* forMm.'N. V. Whitlock entertained the la­ purchase*! the John Hurd sixty acn-s. and dies mil*- society la>>l Friday. >* going to try hte hand at fanning, pro­ Children's day will lie appropriately obviding he can dispose of hte drug 'lock. aerviit at the chnn-teSunday, June 3rd. A dance at Chas. Koger- new tarn next F. D. Soules ha»-« new Ixmrd fence. Friday evening. A glorious time te ex­ N. V. Whitlock's mother bn- returned pected. _______________ _ । to her hoow In Hastings. Rev. C. P. Goodrich startl'd for Adrian Fnsl Veter* db-d Friday tiigbt of eonFrost tat IVivInciday and ThutMlay wtftuptloii. The funeral wu- ’"'Id Hnnriay af tbr ilohiH'- i-hureh conducted by a Her­ morning*. Farmer* «n-;replanting coni. Soon* have man mlnteter. whoatituune dnnof know. Bertha M«nrr. df Hastings, ha* Iwcn fintelird. Asher Turhiir and -I. W. Brigg* went to­ calling mi Carlton friend-, te-fon- lea* Ing day to review the roll of N. C. Rlchlr, xufor Saginaw. ‘ Pat Haymond and wife called on Irving prrviMir. David Baird I-moving into W. E. Bow­ friend- Sunday. • en's house onvinill.r south uf the burg. Chet Mrserr was in town Monday. I The leap year jairty at Smith'* hall was one-of the plcaeantv-t of the whole year. Each lady conducted her part with dlgnlty David llagja te scrloutiy <11. ’ Elder Brown, of Georgetow n, neruplnl and credit to herself, and the gentlemen the pnlplt In the Dl-elple ehnrrh tat Sab­ remained quh-t until invited to dahcr. J. W. Brigg* wa* on Jury in Hasting* Thr Ixarding cars of tbe construction 1 tat Monday. Alva Babcock and wife were tn Grand bath. Mrs. Hale and ilaitghtrr visited at Har­ last week. company were moved to thte plan- tat J. W. Brigg* and wife visited Mr. .S. rison Barnum’s Sunday. week. They have thr road nearly al) 1 Kapld* last week. Mr*. Sheldon, of Rec«l City. I* visiting I<ee and wife, of Hastings, last wnck. tallteted up to thl* point, anti a* .-asm u* it Mra. C. ('happrH dted tat Moniby after­ te tintelwd. which will be some time next Quarterly meeting at the ihiud school her slater Mrs. Senter. noon and was buried Wednesday. Mr. C. Wallac*- Hobti* ha* gone to Ixuiting to week, this part of the read will Iw turned houae tat Saturday and Sumlay . has tlu- sympathy of the community. He over to the D. U A N. Co. which will lie­ . A large congregation listened to Un* ex­ visit hte mother. An open air concert wa« given by a few­ ha* no neai relatives in thl* country. gin o)>eratian over the same: then the bitsl- hortation* delivered by Elder Reynolds on Richard Harvey dhd tat Friday and northeast Hastings boys in front of D. P. nea* men of tills place can receive regular waa bnrird buriday. last* “hipping rate*, making lumber, lime. Imrd- Sunday E. Kobltwon died test Wednesday night Sprague'.* Satuntay night. Wedneaitay thr Briggs family- were Tin- mite society will meet with Mr*. E. ware, ate., much easier obtained and at a al tlie residence of hte son, Ca**. one mile west of thte place. Mr. K- was quite aged, Balm- May Hist, at I o’clock p. nu lew expenM. Mm. Wm. Hahn- has gone to Grand they took to he a tramp enter lhe.bonae. John Camplwii. of Cedar (,’twk. wa« on and an old resident of the town of Barry and'as he did not come out Instantly one of Rapids. our streets last week. this county . PhlHp Duntar ami wife Sundayed on Mrrarr Brie-. A Beynolite have a large i in Martin Chandler ha» mo*ed into his lieard the tramp up stair*. Hr signs tai dteptgy of :urrii itlti:ral omehtnary, bnggie* , father's house, since the death nf lite moth­ the Town line. A program iui* been arranged for an hte Irrother and together ttay entro-d lie­ and wagons a: their new war*- house. house, just a* Lyun Msrttnbrook. the Geo. Rannt-y. of Portland, has the con­ er.Eddie Pierre, metitlmml in our tat let­ Alatastine tempemner tnwtlug to be given blackamlth. who tewnte with tbe faaiilv. at Coats tract for building n $1,000 dr|«ol at thte I ter. died at bls father's houm* on Friday by the ta<He* uf tlx- W. C. T. catne down stairs. He had lawn awe*, Grove Saturday evening. May hUh. ( ‘ onia place and lie ha* tin- foundation up for the ' morning, after a long and painful illnmn. r.verybody anil help the finance of the cane home ami went to hte mom to change freight hoiiMi. thr carpenter* btfhmlqg । Deceased wm ntaut nine year* old. lite clothe*. uirtu»|>icioas of the tiinuoll htheir work this week, ateo the m**on* on We raw ice In the water trough Snnrfay. Union. Mr*. Wm. smith te vteilitig her sister wm creating, until he B(rt the brother* at thr wall fnr the (smwngvr depot tbe f'“< of the Malm. Tfc- hoys don't say the 20th. How te that tor Michigan, my Mm. Mark*, near tatulng. The construction company will begin Malic Baine te entertaining a lady friend anything about tramp. laying ateel on toward GrainI Rapids nrxti F^D. L. Morthland now drives a yoke of oxen, having traded a three year old colt from Sunfield. The union will meet nt Mm. Matilda week. Kagirw Na 1L on tin- gravel train wa*y ditched near Snnflrta last WrdneadaW to Cluuu Hazel for the same. Odrll’s Saturday afirnuxm, June ‘Jd. .A large number of the friend* of Frank Though Incnl option be » failure, wc, causing a delay of nearly two days. aniP Bishop met at hte home to b*-lp hkn crirtiw day following two land ram were run­ brate hte fifth marriage day. Many pre«- faint not. It will open thr rye* of many an boDest temperance man, and they will be ning at a rapid rate near together when handles on tiw fr»*nt ear broke letting one I 27*'A 1 HDD. B,terttiua»rattoib'*r«b“ "Obr uf * <|nwci*l one box nt eJuvgin.” Xf V“t *hn mall the mrtddr wn*prer “» rfettnn. r*t Tue.sdn) p. m. alsiiit 40 men nirt daring round up time w- often count our- feat* of daring and akUIfu] borxetnainhip. prolsdily re«ult fatally, a man think* twit* before going intoit: wariikv prapUor claim than ratter high utherwian. There »■ a high regard for truthfoloM and tarn gamble and dnuk, wrought fear of sl.islding blood. but Ho (XM­ ' dora puma u»» very manly qua!/ten Uto RoowTelt tn Tbe Century. leg*, athletic*. He argun* that two intfj niandaiuade by knowledge on loins and nervaa To abow bow popuUtiea Is cotxwtrating he giv* the following flgun; In came f <*-i citta* of Ln.OnO iuhabitaaia or 100. Till- is n r-mnrkable slunwlag. But the (irojxirtion in SbsAeld Kcteclllr school has i bell still mo rapidly, llaatan 'be young na.ii again: ill health, again** tte local pbm-wl diaorden*. and Democrat -- -------- --------- :----------- raised the frame for the roller mill. The Lillian Lewis compsnv wrcnd-i al a a large building and adds much\ddan .Saturday night. Finan*.. I drpm.. �T® WHEN LN CoNGKESS. | Hastings Banner ■' _• Domes OF THE NATIONAL . MMS W V LAW-! MAKERS AT WASHINGTON. ! *h< di MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. GREAT Ugirtn.ug Uu«l many ixranks at Untam ought to know, .-taiua. that no matter wb-'tMrr GRAND RAPIDS OiViaiON. bad shaking up taxing eSact Nm w-, !v; ou th., middle of June. during all Have you put of! purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so, now is your chance to <are money on the invest­ ment Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost aud under. You can have a good fresh fine to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. ‘This is a chance to purchase Lanies’and Childreds Cloaks cheap. We have marked them all Alter Jiff . KiMMdl Kellogg, a BaUlo Creek ciliren. . . -! ■ ... 1 . Lightning struck tbe reside!!*?*' uf Mai rille aud torntbe abro-i from his daughter a tovL a tunnel will go a little l&tue for aevcral day* yet. ferrying a.~ro«. WiMu big Anger rings is also beooming <langaroua in liuw modarn time*. An Imlay City biackscnlth lost a linger white ahceing a borer by U»e anima! giving a rigurrxi* kick ami the quarter. •ho* catching th* ring. It Am a iMruit mloosiM <1Sil ami ciwta to run of custom nt CaxlUlaE. Ruch a ocu* would William Tad. a Koyal Oak youth, te said the tend, tuul the job dom* over again in. Dutch »twu they reached Chicago, so «a to pre them prop** standing when they reach Holland, -.viticb wilpxj tlirir future home. Tta April crop of Michigan salt fuota up Urreb ty. H* tad fi roly induigtxl in stimulants the moot Of bi * life, retains a g.wxl appttito and ' White hunting in taking down a brick waif of tba <dd Mrth'jdist church at Flint J. O. Clark wu killed by falling brick. He «as O) years <Al and a reais ctcd citLten. Grand I lapkit people are isuug 'something over l.OqO Udcphonre, while the city itxlf is tetepbvnicaily connect**! with nearly 1U0 Michigan townu The rurksuty of the residents of Lhpeniiug is greatly exercised. Tbe towu ban twenty- censor of Sam Clay, U» d-p>smd prosecuting attorney uf Kent countj. Tuscola lias a factory Uial devote* itself to the projijgauon of rustic chain. WJllu-.m Cidr. n«jpenuton<l«iit of the South Heine fellow with mighty • pour Judgment fed a mixture of salt and Pkris graeu to throe making • «knj-te majority sufficient to Idlte ever a veto A rreoluLvU wa* ate toquiring <d ttartreawiry as to the a*id free of duty of W .uT-.ontaluiugV 11 , dlwr. Tbe Turpi*, erne was reported ujxfl ( the commitaw’unanimously .-..nfirmlng Turpie-s right to hl* eret. Vmt offered a rerolu- beau pUviMl! ! .L. „ ..tart cnmmltte» to ate»r- °‘e. uu> .. -. this country. Thr mdmal industry bill came up as unlltuabed Ihwuum. Init went over and tbe sniate wjait into xcrel wseuon >n tm’ fi*beri<* treaty, and when the iloor* reopemn league arerre were- At Indianapou*-- )>■.«*• *. ..lUhuMito ■•■je ‘Mr adjuurbed. . The bows! ml"j*«'da rreUuUoti for tbe close of tbe general tariff debate on tsiturday next, initawere introduced to rejwal cer­ tain Sjie.-lal taxi*, on refadl drolrrw in liquors, tobarev and cigare; fur tbe location and r«ervatmn of vol lands by tbe government.and nun eitue*™ , a joint resolutiun prop«w«« a cocwtitaiional CMW«"I «•"*• >»’ ‘ ... „ and the amen.lm. rt lining tbe preaidcmlial tenaatMX y.-are, with ineligibUily for reotectfau; sJ«> making the vice president in- Ugibte atbw cxunpletuiglbe term of prvdilcnt in caw» « tn»it- ix-trolt". WasWbgtou 1; at Pitteburg the tatterV drotb. The tariff delate was -Mttaburg I. New York l-gtouw <*U*L darkness: at imu«u*»l"*--* lmt..maj-d»- lndkm«q»,’» H— ‘ar }. . T~ arki.ow at Hatch d-J-n-tol. and Hymeu, PtawteQ Tbumi. (tel bills gsmo txwlpcta’d—raw. ! CBM Au*'. mat id.-tim. «w«ut *d- Tuusduy w Strubl- iqijawd the Mill* Irtll. 1._* ”* I.vtta. waa .luUy wiped M U" I'hL-avai Ciuroro leatrun :'agu» . qna»°. «v..'a-’oa<^ A recently platted addition to the village of Mount Phroant Is laid oat in a uovel man- Tfan’t a gwxl plan, generally, to go away from home to trade. A Holland lady tried her fnckrtt.sik ami th* *.15 it contained, and tl»* lady hail to return harm* with neither John lUUcrKtoff, a ho went to Jaekauu from to ten years Uy Guvarncr I*ucv. sit of whichhave already beeu wsrved. Tbe <a|*ksuun of a lamp at tbe Nileswpod Pulp company's work., resulted in tbe destrortiun of one-half the plant, involving a 1-jos of Ho.UKF. insured for |HV,0U>. Tbe works will be rebuilt at unev. Red Figures Waainsinus Ctrr. May I'k-A nwdntton wm ad'; -U4I in the senate yeaterJaysuthorijmic tb*j tiaaDca committee to make « car.ful cvaiuinntiou into the uiatttcr of tariff rtan. urostaury to make the hncUlgatom com- pound cow. quarter. More Leef than milk in that in Ave innings. CtUCAiMi. in*., CmcaiMi. Illa. May M.-*ur record including S»tunlay » playing te an fab xanoaM. ixun i Hared. Tbe home UH apj4yiag the eight- eight Loure they work. The animal in- fl puteisirx- ' Fhlteddiihl* ■■■■ . IB AN Washingtro fl S 17 .13) F*4l<>» mg arr.lbc league scon* Sotunlay: At Chicago-Cbkogu fl, Philadelphia 4; at . SAVED JUST IN TIME. sun appropriation was tatem up, and on amendment uicrvaring tbe aggregate to M).473,000 agreed to. Au amendment proposing “That tn all pendonii to widow* jaymctita polii.-liKliAiinp.4i* 4. Jlostoc 7; at I'lttaLurg —llttaburg 2, Washington-L tbe Lualoiui," ml to ralntitute for them; WILL NOT BE EXTRADITED. Agaaux, (In iv nil Manager AV biting, Huperin- from the Haiti* Crook HajrtLt ebureh, wm Special bargain ui Dress Goods, -Plushes, Silke, and VelV0LS. (Underwear iu w hite, grey or sorrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton punciiasea, either In bleached or unbleached. t ’ST £&5J%'vTt Ciiwga, Kalana;:: i lipn TIME TABLE. In effect Mar 1st, MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. utuet and Hecla mine, Lad at: «“ fid rule and capacity, tn. doubt, that be learned to be truly <m a tour of inspection, and gqt into a skip crriUy burgled, ami the f'«ll4h chap who did <» cg|n fryjj driver that day by an admiring , . ... j * I jv«'Also Flannels aud Blankets. to tbe.ciMulilutioD giving the District repro- adopted. bank. . - can see the genu­ _ yonvoa can *. * ine mark down. ...Milo IWlhW; law regulating pen-dons to widows, quence of 'death occurring from Patti tickvt swindler awaiung extradition to Mexico, kilted himself in Ludlow Street jail by throwing hinumlf tegulaUeu eppad ing to tw the skip, rang a signal which Fiun> n IV ui. l*r inorder, Ingalls and Edmunds voting with Hastings Citv Bank, stau.1 Hint it wool ! ap|4y in ll'.L' vaxs and cost tmo.uxi. T11O bill tlien went ov«r witb- Haatni^s. " ay of stopping the skip uni***. they could lie stop the skip, ami m> wnXe a tetter of Inquiry to the United Ktatea iaiai office. In due time Mr. C. re­ ceived n reply stating tluit not only tile waters uf tlsi lata* were hte ball vidunl prop- succeeded iu stopping it at Thurwlay and Friday of this wwk al 10 can authoritisa. He hrdkaaway from a gboxx bxxaos kropcr white IM conducted along the upper '-urr.ilor. took A Hungry Burglar al Fuxx, Mich.. May Hk-F work. Many things are unrertain. Burglar."*, are painfully numerow. at night polka defended aud Darlington ami Jnrkaon of METHODIST LAY REPRESENTATION. the Mill* bill l»wn doubled, Irtit tbe l*urglar goo*. <>n eating full meals at midnight. Walter Berridge, a merrbaiit in thia rity, retired with a khut- knal burglar would give him a call. The The couiinMsl milk fa retting away with 12,00) bookmaking boons bare been climd by tbe A Wexford county lioaLn*. who claims to perform cure* by tbe Uy lug ter of bands, is Which tknii a two-minute gait Tlie stelbon Warlo-k, b years old. by Beluiont, dam Waterwich. wm said by John •200,100 for a branch Lome in Grant county. Indiana, fur volunteer doubted kddirrs. The debate ■ si the tariff bill was resumed In «mimittee of Uie wtmte. trade for tbe past Bfty-fira years. beginning 0. (1. itobiMon. rraatdei. COIT’S HONEST AVaaitixCiTOX Crrr, May id—In the house at the Mcf^lirt ecnferenca Hatarday Bisixip NinffF, and the main queatiou before tbe body »»» that of . qualuing lay repre- D. Q. Babinson. Knappea. patebva The ministerial meml.-re d*uuamM and go'* away while Bcrridgo and the dogs stejit ja-arelully. Iterridge is greatly cha­ grined, nnd the mystery uf tbe hungry burg- MAiujL'mr, Mich., May 21.—The opinion generally obtains that a railroad deal of large proporttoiu. te imiuinent between the Duluth, South Shore A Atlantic and the Canadian Pacific rmlrooals, in which foreign capitalist* withuut ofiposition.-Wawiimotux Crrr, May IS.-Tbe senate agnwd V* the rooferenre rvjmrt uu the Cin clnnati ngpodtian Wednesday, and then took without division, am! tbe 1411 [—ar-! Busi aml naya The report oljbwi: Minktaria! .letegata* HOUSE PAINT sugg—ting COIT'S FLOOR PAiFITM TMM te.' sew, .1^,1 tawrf A. ***.k, l—, uas tmi eptsropoi powers, but is confined in hta jurtalictiiai to the missionary Arid to wbich.be te appointed, and b not in the mewn- until Monday. Van H urn .general manager, of the Canadian Pacific; Mr. Farrar, a banker of Loo.lon, tian tall, ns reported by the cnofereooa com- Dulutb. South Hbore & Atlantic are now making a caret ul and detailed Examination of all the fa<ldiiigv of the latter rood, trawling in a iqf&-ial car. Spew-bi*. m favor of tbe Mills bill were made by AndeTMiu of IHiuoU, iireckinndge nt Arkansas, and Cox, and oiipusod by Pktem, Stewart of Vermont, and Maanti of Illiuote. A night assaiou v. as LeH at which tbo debate Bauble Crime Over Ketigioau HIITrrem-e*. St. CMAiium, Mich.. May.21.— A tragedy growing out of religious dihicultv between Edward Wilman and hte wife .•-t-orred a At Jatinfanuvilfe, Mich . a burglar entered amounting to •1,500. FOR OHE DOLLAR The house adjourned at 10 PteriLv, Cot* & Co., at Ludington. •ft.OOU Eldar Jeremiah Payne, the Kent county man '-uovicted of wdm-ing Pauline Mbaik, CAPITAL, $50,000.00. hired Internally, though broken. Ha lived three hours. Thia claim of ownership by tboMUMniiig land that entirely mu rounds small l*o<tit« of water Nine Michigan Centra* ccxiouctun nave bees, boun.-ul. including soma of tbe uldret .Mich.* YOUR BUCCY Mills t4U and Huckntew and Btotie default.! luuwrf, might be included. • Waamsornx Cmr, May !!>.—The houw tariff, lb.) speakers being Ranilall, McKinley aixl HreckiiiridgM of Kentucky. A night Baltwohx. M.L, May ffl.-At the . third LOW TOURIST R-TES. For M7.M ^sWONTDRT snail MAY GOD BLESS YOU । n«t ciHwndtt.ecu Sunday oboarvanev was i > rrea. w. OWT Qg, AU , Wr1 b»d attack « rMU. and fner a rre-.lutiau that tbe aasamldy |4ao. itself on unite with tlie Adventists' church met with a strong opfasdtian from her husband, and she Anally left him ami returned to her foth«*r's fraternal greeting ware !•«» to tbe northern aawrnblv of th. I'r-l..—____ up to tie- bou~* and found Mrx Wilman. through the heart. Mn Wilman will die Chairman Hoge, of the Mriker*' eianiuitto- preartl«d hst night Rev J. F n wrni.vt r_. -Tn.. _ the Illinoi. Wmteyan university of this city. W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. far Grover Ckveland or tJ*MandlnZrommitte....n «inbtertal rriirf Uraad Trunk road bae pu kv-l up 110,- o'c rTr?’" hts throat Androwa baa «“ DYES. �biuwn takes THE IJ-AD. F°°° TESTS IH NEW YORK ■ filelnt A — L;ROR FIRST IN THE FIELD WITH A “ - crjESlOENTIAL TICKET. ' _ ■ T- THE DENIAL OF PETER. H-*nl of R^u’eThu 7 >■.1.1 rw,77._ hly f ,or Yortt Hu,P khKfaftn’ Streeter, of Illinois, far of Arkatisas THERE AS WELL IS LOTS OF FUN AS BUSINESS. remrdle* and steadflj-, grew Chief Duluth; C O BdwTnte M171 rf Joe! v , ‘E’1' °I Fillm-jre, and Jorl 1 Heatwole. of Noniifleld. m the th«- Magutratb and C. E. Cunning-* for Vice President; WHERE NATIONAL SERIES, MAY 27. couiu »e round for «ni. <■> •>._ I IN A BIG STOCK YARD. LESSON IX, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ ( '■ •«uk«1 by Prof. Edward O. I-nc. OlP ■Q>< offlllai KZJ St l/JUta, M*y 17.—Tte venrion awannliled at Hedalia. Sb, t. n... . V1-<t . ' ‘*°5 tUo,»* to «uohanrs. Ijilmr nat><Mi|l convention i7 V. • «arner, of Knnsa. of Hannibal. The entire delngaUou wio vw the nomination of Blain... nothing touching tlx* prohibition BUCKEYE DEMOCRATS. . 1 Unit th ■ '-eiitnlttec to i n the MHHvntr cvuwn- nf reniteiitL-i t>eiugtbe hith tbe Unital Inter tmn I the night MMrioa ax-t'onof. Iowa, predpitated an•t.;li-4vor mtreiduto hh ■:Xn which hail bren do­ . ■(? i-.'-T ■m:,. itio’ii- Were :•> l|r the <hfT«-rent d"lega ■ 'ii Gen. Weaver. Tills of A'barL sfon, IV. i; i at Id v’- hs-k the roll iidnatKo* ter pmddenl of mitt««i the name uf of Cokwado, but a -i ti -u gentjo■■» nomination tMfio t! • ;iernMiimt chairman, j rornptly deeliucd, and u.r. i’-»l hr ncclaittatiqiL Enuis.of Tex*; im^ivajiin; t'bnrlre E kitis.1-; JohnpjjwintOn Objix-tjon was made Jph>» SwInltKts name - u- tern in Scotland. <i tljat te wx> ineligible, i -: t first twllot. but te •• I Stat— -mate nt tte >. ,'hiatn-'CterltH . s,.; te tie generdj nd**>'in*.*d Darrox. Ohio. May 11. -Tte IKmocretic ltXet£kl?, tn ,,r,Ur b>' H,'ury Botu. chairman of tte state central rommtt!*• £“* *** ** “I"**! with prayer ‘ . MrFnrUl'<1 “«i K P. Hunt, ^•n’tnfulaO.' *!W chosen clit-innan. and W. B. Doloin, of Wood county, secretary (.hi taking th-, chair Mr. Hunt thaptedlte ronvrotem for tte honor coafeSri® iXX viewed tte history of (.bi», nn,i ITHn[, nvmtert C’favolaiidX mbuiufatrntlon. Attte meotion of l-rwvleuL Cleveland', name great enthuxinvm prevailed. The committee-, on credcuttak and order ot bwdnew reportel and ax tte rommlttee op reeotutima n-a.i their report, n large, vcrol), tearing a iM'rtrait renting of Prreidcn: Ctevntaad, wm allow.-i to unroll ju*t as th-> indvreeBvnt of Clev.taud'. adminfatration was read Tte amveutmu chrcrMt wildly. Tin- candidate, for tbe Ktate.ufRrxM were UttrtXucinl bv speeclMW, and under a stwp, n»fon of tte mitw tte f.j’ lowing candidate* w«re nomljtatad bv orcla mutton: For* n-uu-y of stat--. Ikwtnn <1. S',rung, of Manon county: for supreme jmlge. Lyman R.. Critclifiokl. of Hotanm county: fur 1-ourd of jmlj,.- .works, Jane­ Emmet, of Plkr county Delegate*tat-torge h. 8t. Iteis w.-rv elected <U follows (?. W Ifaker. of Hamilton county; a C. Briw, of Alton dainty; Thoma* H PowclL uf Franklin cotiily, and T. E. Holden, of Cbyalmgn county. Ete-tors-atlarge are: W. I> Hill, of D.iten<v, .and Dr HJMrary, of Brown cuuity. Nrw YtMUL May 15.—Chairman Edward Murphy, Jr/, of tte otate committer-, rated the Dcmornttic rot> veotton to padrr, arid, stated ttet by tin lUrecthm of1 the »tat< committi-o te iHHuinntqfl Hun. Prolerlrk C<mtlcrt, of New York, temporary- cltainnan. An eloquent eulogy on tte Democratic party nnd tta tauter. Grover -Cleveland, was delivered by Danfol Dougherty IbMwell P. Fk-wer, of New York} George 1 Hahi-w, IUx*Le«ter; Alfred C. Chapin, of Brooklyn, am! Edward itooper, of-New York [ Vi-rr ebfrirn Ity tte conunttto- Lu delegate, a• j.. . t lantv to the natfotfa). Democratic i; Gf/vernur Hili'- '[urn- iww, put the highret contempt and Imult. RumlMre xU, 14; Job xxx. 10. Buffeted, striking with /kwod hand, or with the flvta. V. 08. Imke txxil, 14; ua,j Murk cxiv, 15) tej] m that thev X; GATHERINGS. •urn™ u ««. 1D u,.„ “,“2" ~ u, imronii.,, in»™, wr to“k,n< Fowdeni of the market, with the single esreptlonut-fewal" [not ire|IH#ng not uJ'm ^n,, pl‘U’''1‘aU’ I“>*d*r*, which bare n r tbe virtue nt even an impure eream uf tartor). are ma<fc- from tte a.luiterated cream of “***”"'■ ~~«™> "tal. lime to a corresponding extent. The only baking powder yet found by chemiahL^’1’’■nOn“‘ from ll,“" •"*’ >rr ” “** " Thh.prefrd Ptiril^ results from tbe exclusive tur at cretin of tattar speciAtly relined and preuarrd by patent proce«M-s which totally remove tlie tart­ rate of Ihue and other inqa.ntirv Th. cwt o’ this chemically pure cream of tartar fa much greater than any otter, and on account of this mud. greater cow fa used In no baking powder but U>e‘-Rnya]," Prof. Ixive. wtio made the analysis ot baklna *•«<>»«■* for the Sew York Htate Hoard ot Health, as well as for the toxermnent, eay-i o' tte puntv and v.boieM>nvu>-w of the •■Royal-“J find tte Penal Baking Pourier rwuixHed of pure mid wbokwome Ingredient*. It fa B cream of tartar- judvder of a bfCh degree of merit, and dor-, llot contain r-ilter atom or pbwphairaor other Injurion-, mbstaucr.' B.«'. D»vg, Ph. D. 111« littrii'y Mrtfafactory to the housck'eeprrof this vlctaity. a here the Jtera| Baking Powder l» m gent nd inc, that the invcntlgaitoiw by the analysts in MassAclntnetta. New York mu' Ohio, lire Only slates that terr titan far utett acitati u, -on this Important, subject, agree lt> cla«sli;g A PHOTOGRAPHER’S TRIBULATIONS. The following sreno w a« recently enacted in the gallery of a well known Broadway ptotograplH-r. A lady enteral in u glitter­ ing whirlwind of lace, tarttere, beads and diamond* and accosted tte utT-iLto artist in n •voiding tone: have ruado u ; refect fright of me in yixir know you insisted on a three-quartern fare picture, while 1 told you that my profile wm tlie best” “But, my dear madam,'* intcrjxwed tlie artist, “the picture is certainly a good likensoaof you." ••Notwrtua'r replied the lady petulantly. “I never could bring tny»4f to teUerc that I tainlv have t^rach *iuinting eye* 1 have rocio to bare another sitting. and I Insist that the picture shall be In profile n* I wig* The m-ronniMktalhig artist bowed his acquir»irenre..torr iris locks when tte lady wm » .. j i out talking, and la-ucradcd to arrange his Ax .:i. p. in. tte lonvcntlmi iu)J»umnf t appamtu*. lour afterward, ipparntu*. Half Half on an tout afterward. when when lt!»?ut «1*V. I I (L- „n- nu»a seston te tte itonwcrntict rtaie'coaven- j !' Hudr, v, ;<>f f'lurogq, I'lj-L.t rear--., and W. .'■.rp. .1 ■>vv.-. Katq. ! t Ir. y i- b ualiVt- eg I l|i. a -,ta! .■d.tm-dr . , H- 1 u tte li. piRj 1 fj. teld a htWyft'• -• tlii-ortaml Ksti 41 tt. m knubicky, | fmnhrn. wroeefa.-^ ’ , ", »> > ; , n.,' ’L?"'' i mavw : ' 1 ■«•> 1 i (Ccrtidenas! from Ixwaon Helper Quurteriy. by tahrerto“Or B'“ noff,Mn- "dtadelphla. poh in Uu pr.|w>o. « think! €<»«>» m- rs» trteit Dr. King's Nev Dfaenvery fur cmi. Mtrupiiun aud fnund immediate relief, and after mdtig aixmt a -lialf «for*-n >K<ttte« found himuclf well and hns had no rvrtiru V *«uM«t tremendous npplauw., wln> clian.TCil to be in hfa studio. -Mn-4 I always be n ttorn to the whln-.s ot vunttj .* That lady who tlifa moment left u« law tad four sittings, everyone ot ttem wttj> m-tfatic wulta, nnd yet him is not salldtat Hbr is too g-xxj a patron to l<>*o or 1 would riot humor Iit Kvrry tinre dr- tea a new drws --te my*t have her-elf. ptetogratited, >* wealthy aw! can afford to Iwlt’’.,— ter w hhn. l.ut her vanity fa inteirtwbh. Bbc is only on** of a hrwt of (irofifa who Imve tte ““fa i:Kta.iSiZ£-*■.*■ ihu^-C Brit. Ur of Ute building. V. 73. After a while, about nn hour Inter, laikc xxii. 50 Speech jravy*. f-in-n .™,t a. There's Iota of fun nn wall as business aImmk stock yard. Tbo old hands, tte buyers and romc.of ten enough to toarn the enjoy nothing tetter than a joke on a greeti visiter, ona with kid gtovw aud boota with n patent laath.T shine preferred, but the vonbu-.t, with flannel shirt and collar and his fiontalootw iu hi* boot tops, if be tetteo.ily object at bond. The jokes take various forms, often there are new ones, but there is a standard joky, the use of which M always indomal. Tte victim is walking down one of dm large poreage ways through which tte eattle are driven will turn or through which gateway ho will paw to come out wtero hr wants to. Sud­ denly there is a loud cry: Z....... " vu woree Thrire, three times. Lukaxxli. Cl talk n« Jeans footed on him. Wept bit°f d*?p RU1,‘ "wvl* OTPr ret»T a aoul and Im went oat into tbe dariairaa -I taken up by the <-rowd scattered along the alley. They all know what it fa. and though man nature ,a»d divine grace, of warning and comfort, as tte fall «uJ restomt.no of Peter. Too nearest parallel am- m tie- Bible Is the great sin aud rejvutanco uf David. After tte preliminary trial before the high prirot hart tateu place many of the membcni of the Jewish sanhedrim aM>embk>d in tbe miOtoll Itall -T'L... «____ * ('•wfa?!tm-i cannot- inngte lad wb«n>u:nong 2 men <*f the world * V. 7A Now te Ix’.-idlv dcnl.-s bfa Mader, and tte b>ag cast off tebl: of twmnug rornra lusrk to him in th.* moment of exciurttent. He told an nnbliuJilng, p-j-itive He, w|,mi te •aid that te knew not Christ, and thro trod plunge* ahead by an long atridca a» poMible, and Ih» fa lucky if lie dore not gn brad ttret into the mud. Tbe moat intareating thing about a atock yard fa thr yell. The rich buyer or ernnmiaaipn man, aa well m the salaried agent, nr qrx-ulator. know* it—or ratter them, for ite yell fa a* nuuMroiM alitawt M the |ie<>pj« in tte yard- The farmer and mail stock nations of letters and sounds uwd here ttey an- m umnh nt sou a< one (ft tte gantiamen ustug them would te in attempting to con-' vey nn InMIigwt idea of them on |xiper. The mist familiar sound to the rountryman fa a liatg one Homething likfatln ■: p-uted astrapidly ns ixswible, with occasional variations as they suggest ttanweivi*. Tills is pot an exact reproduction. Imt it b bnifowt, ulccn.. oalj rteum. fever mitm. ' tetter, chapixd hands, chilblains, enma, and all akin eruptions* and )>o-*ltivcly cures pile*, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfret Ntflafkntion. or romtay re­ funded. Prfre 2ft eta. per bbx. For -wife by W. H. <ite«lyear. • Nothing tetter for croup than HlU’a I’cerle** Cough Syrup. No dm*. n»» pay. W. II. (fbodyear. < Thirteen lawyers get a living in Clare, county. Who is WEAK, XT.RVOCR. DKBl TED, wboinMa FOLLT end ICSOl hasTBtFLED away hl» V1QOB ote Lite right rontorti&n bo may produce Um sound. If be anticipates going into tlie bttaISil. Dr. Cfarte h« made KEBVOE1B DBBI LITT. I IIROXHl and all DiMOses « ning point of all—the one taught in tiw pri­ mary d..‘|»rt incut. A yell followmg it w»au easier, but it is noL It runs; ' ‘‘HI-i-t-yl-kteyiea-yra-ea-ea-bi-yLyi-yi-yi r* and carried out without limit, until its ob­ ject b acromplislied. This yell may be made very musical, and then it something more than a yell. of speedy relief and^curc. Send 2 cents purtaga and a pn-f.*.w>r of mu*ie could tetter Uwii ex]ircsa it In notes than any'one she could represent ft in tatter*. ' There'» ante I x-r sound which soumla Iflw an mtrUonrer t i-j« otnig “goluggpingong" an riumra). Bcforu coufidl hr. CLARKE. frit tave future suffering and »n«rae. ana ywui tnrilA. as-Book *• L4A**m (5 rocs,*' 50c. titampak .Medicine ana writing* aoitat.-u:.,: i. -u-g ;• *roeurn teuernorite winds up t-.ith an nlirnpt -gone to John H«“h.' wim l.*s aimou bwgottrs: that te . MawIIi’ Hliwk Doi^e mi i M®"*11 »»<**•»*. IX'troit, Mich. Another mu-u-ai spur to Uh- live stock'* jnovcm-nit* I- built on tte plan of Jne I'm- I melt’s wnrLte. which eterybody who think* | teVaa Emmett tnas to imitate. This fa !mcomiug slightly popular, tax .its ■ ralue in ita < Jett on the caul.- ua» me vet . W® **** «<«■. m'M. 1 .oM fell,.1_ ' aud neale yanm- la tte unloading .uul uhipI pmgym I (another styfo prarnlfa,»>uieil/lng , 1 u-v. so sharp- Variety fa the tufa itare. :< • >. ■Lbnt n« in tte first c.-tw- tterv fan txeitme 1■ nppisivMt ye’l which may te attempud uiut iI a few tenons. Topnxiuce U tte lip* mmi ; be fixed ju*t sn. Then i-nm*-. I uBrr-rr-w-lui« -lmw-ta(-ba-ba-h*r I In producing the ia«r ;wrt of ti,fa wHimi tte Tte |uatfan:i calls fr<r a reduction of dutitu r—1"5 - *1Governor -Bo'." the sipminathm. .NA,nv,ux T™.. M». K -Hupliton T?”'1'. ,*Y •'■(■(»• l“-r .aih-a-. «13. UuJh I.. : „,ly ter m.n <>.. b, j mn olwrve by turning over Its tew TAMwiy dnMUml T)n„ hf ta.t.ral ; ,(fco„r U„. 'III I-; ^..luh.,, h.,. i.;Ur /UU-hU,- l„ «.l >1-.TlTSt!* In) l , •*3rig- 'rtth ’ month. Hartl isn’t it! Every time she line a JT’nn. ,„ . . . .’ । wiebiug it properly tetwecu m>um- otter i Hkenetu taken«ate asks m«- ‘Do pm . . * 17 £ *“"■ The I-Ut l~,«. mW I. »hr .Uh 4.' -if Cftauarey lirpew ’> »i"tr|- Mi?yratardajt ' tbink Ibl* picture looks older thaw tte lastf <p.-Uk Ufa nominaiitm wa. “Another <.f my patron* fan ymmg and “ZTl«"to™nw. ’ridi a . twenty pounds; with wbu-h xte student will vy overroatg i> n%-nt>’ thought fut tltade uiiantro -Us after whicfi tte famveo- , PMtty girl, who te* gon* wdd ore.- pnvMJ iT* T i’™1" ,*x ,,r “ DO‘hl,,t more epnnlhnj *«-» now. ™ h,m».„. Uhrr^H— — w'.h I tliratricala Si* has tereelf photographed •i' *m Hoc tidjountei Ua>wh.i ta--J^»„ Uy.mrolns l.hm- ' „ ,„m>--< t»-l.rh. a. nere Fit4> «<m ha>l th« — . • > m IDT CiT’tunw oi riwj —■ •— ,..ml THE COLD WATER MEN. I mrwnatai. BtlJJ another fa a young man. tMmlmlh-hnmrlul-M*- U—.h.rt,.. • • -r.-l tie- usual commit . | who if as pretty tw a doll. Hfa vanity can rf hl.ta-mo-hr*oum>hs.ta<"il.rmrt»r.-l ' ..mtul,k.H»n»UTO..nh.a~pHrui««y lUlriol* rrohlbittaul.t. 1'lnfali Their Work hafall) te telle.’tA. He enme* here every’ TtenkimuhbhUa anti u-nwhdhcnn In , .,(anMnMh.<d wrilitgr ex-itenator PltU' ' two or three yveiat. awl te* wwis of photo- the test. (Tiristinn. Wikti tiio cock crew t-Tte 4H. I KrntoerM—u.-m? .tt l-ruirie-nt chairman, and Rr*KiirannxL Ufa., May H., . ____ . — • ! tribute* Indiscriminately amnag his friends Prohibition convention adopted an out-and TT'. <Lin„tin < Jesus turned <uul looked upon 1'vt-r. noo 2™-■J-)."’ te app-orr, gaiter*, hat, tbe took of woumtal km* Hittory.tears to j fa again or are drivwi r.wav bv" tlx* Inner, i« full full walking walk inc suit suit— —frock frock coat, o ■ti'-u Tbe <-r«reentiori solute probibitiou of tte umnuLariure anti ill ----' -eh-efion of delegates; sale of intoxicants n/fd nominnt-d th ■ follow­ gforeH.can'v Agato you will »«> him pict­ u-. tte tradition that ever after when Peter ; ;-rOy™,-„■■ >tlu/*i.rr A-shranl tte crowing erf u rock b** fell «m his ' ;! i.m,tal into liu- |s*u tte n - .4id tte A.liotrlng were ing state-ticket: tf'<T guverodr. David IL ured in e*eitag drees. I have ptotograptafi nn<i th^pm, wntefa-d.’ him in hunting suit, riding suit, nnd ovmi in frmo and mouruud over his tarn* denial of life ■ Harts, of Lincoln: Ii< uV.-iuuit governor. Jtetenl . ! open from * to 2 <' ’ u * w,niM| rph k WUUlnck, of Cbfe-ago: weretary vf his dreasiiig gown. It is a mania- with hint, At about 2 o’clock in tha momlfip. wlien ; t,te gnt«* oisaiim: but I cannot complain, for it is money in state. J. Row Hanna, of .M-nmotth; Mato hin last <lMiifll occurred. Peter hurried out J milrokuL Promji or John auditor. Uriah Kofip- l'r Lxll; treasurer my pocket. In fact. 1 make mV living by. altering to the vanity of others. Actors and John W. Hart. <>f Itockford: trux-vw of artn-cHW nn- veiw imrd to phase. They Ice state univerAty, Isukth Villar^ of I tab know what nu artistic photograph fa, and de­ terly. IV# must nnt only m.tire inters -Jim, „ ratter dtflieidt matter. Unterthisalr•mtf. were I elected n!ter| anon: F. L. bti«or. of CarllnvtUe; Mary Al­ mand Bitting after sitting until they are buthisdixvre tears of rejMntanc.- Too re- rangeintmt -wks thing ns transferring fa wk len Wes’, of (l.iengo. and Henry Angus- pleased. With ttem. however, I can afford morse of Judas marie him rush out ami hang (romnne pc8 u» another, taking out a cfailro tine, of BJojmingtno. Tbe only tell'* taken to spend ccnaiii.-rable time, for I can sell himself. Tbo repciitanec of j-*-ter timdc him ’ miimal ntul Hitatitating an inferior one. is . May I’i.+'fte iluptiblil wni for Ik-utrtiia.t governor, and showed KI> tbcR-plrturi* afterward in tte market. turn to Hod with tmra npd «t.<**. There- | imjwsMbfa. Tbe stock i* cmiutol Into tao New York Evening Bun. __ fa> "i, Lathi; pe-tnanent incuiliranre of his groat sin over niter hum- . ]xm. tfam into tbe seafa hottM-. and then oat bind his prowl and self contidont spirit. Ute nuBiUf nnti Uint nwhtpjfad .xmutnl uguin iuio Mlvhlgun. I sr CoblFti Little PHI* If tbf are repcatmire wan complete. t jK. mra Every car mid everv buaeii fa ki.pt fliuKO a«r.i». MM>. M., n.-TteKM- fo.W mid malurin nlKtut. !W r<,it«,‘ for 4« •fohn 8. W far*. wlul led Notice tte cwimsi of I’-btfa sin., <•. Bo, sqwrute. • Frottitdtihn <«ti' i-ntidn was attondud yretarfallowed Jt*u» afar off. Had be kept itrorw But few eatttoor o-teraulnwfa are injured! dav Inore: W> detegatre. Ro< John Rite : !•-> til- claims I f hi« d< legntion. Muskegon-Im* 338 elertrir lighfb burn­ go Jreus bn would have breti ra/er. b. He ! iu tin* yards, but for tte tetettt of tfaw* tailrell Profevta* Suin'i"! Dickta. Mr«. Mary*' - ornrp'.ion and frier-l on the port. got wpnr&ted from the<$ter ilfacipta. Had ; fog victim* to overcrowding <u rwngh traring brightly «t iiirhtttey kept closer together they ail would hav. eUng, In wpitahi tiro pnividsd in r»«-h ritvfafon. ' " •st* in his di«rii!L5 (.’apt Wise .................... -, Whenever used. Pecrh-*" Wopn S(>wlti<‘ bam stronger, c. He undrrrat/d aml nog-| To three all injured animal.- are taken, •i all tbtMB op;KKtd te Ite unit rule ul targe to u>* (ion.* were n.topte.1 .-rodenunng tte makes, f«*t friend*. S3 and 50 ♦entw. W.tected Che warnings of Jesus. He on* nje j though firrt sold to speculator*. In th*tenir-^n the hall andh-.M a w-parate' lican jsirty and Ural ,'P*iua .l?r X prisai of coming danger, d. He did not bo-; pftafa the animals art* given dry, sladtered H. (loodywr. B Fisk, of New Jersey, was indorwd for toe ----- *x -- ------------ • ------‘ Sfcfy rhlMren «»t **" AdrlW •“'1^ Mera the word of the Lord. He bud tax* much pnmdeney. Many. uC <he .tofajato- •roMired 1. 1-0 tn th. bdt rr««lr";yaam rr--— Tj-pc 1<41 ronfidoncc Iu l>i» own strength. H.-. with ?__ n J ->..* ite .. «rat.* tiecci Jl ari'itown with tin-im-aair.*. |U1.<,1 th. ,,>'«»!8»tbH —would r pristmiptian. mated Where rhml er waa f. frTnn to *».«» ' rrfre tte year To enrich tlx- IHemmI awl imiwvf Um Hanegivctwl toextenfaetbut wntohfulpreennd latter depend u|«m their skill ** rtterinwlapja-Utr. uw HUI* ftanmparillB. W. H. prayer J»**u- had i*ujotae»L y. lie Liil. d to mnum. s. .M*J ,T-TI,'..J“kt!±; (hMslycar. There ArtmrinlMT* in Miehl«n Hl-tar;- — u* naU.Mi.l ••••" sudvring* and death. He clung tr> tte Jvwfab • H. Han-fa, of Dhiwirldte, and' of the Ancient Order of IIllwnilati». wis-. notion Hint Christ would MttaLll.hrn i-artldy ■■-'-> Mahpoe. of Petcrslxirg. Etoct kingihtai A. His piety was controllivl inure - hr ,kro rib w the ordiaaryinjury.irtheanl,'■■■' H'illfam lAimb. «4 Norfolk. tlnetoeu children * hy iM-dn.;-.tum principle.- In ti c ‘our • - * —•—----■ • ’I’afr. of Wythe. i.’rzan ebureb R >wn.' i«'m;>'.n’km «r mud tegreun-!<-l •■ntte otiventien adjounnd iw will fantot under it and hold up its head, in tFH m» tap. Mcxn «» ••' the tumtfcg -rithen which jo-itiftn rattie^rra: tetter, it is ro- T.*-7T21i!r>™,'PT Mrs. Plurbe (litulcy, Fetelxm.Clay Vtu, Iowa. telb. tin* following remarkable Mary, the truth of. which ij< vnuejwd for by th* readdrnta of tbe town: “1 am 73 year* <>kL have lm-n troubled will; kidney com­ plaint and lomi-nt-sM for many years; could not drew myself, without help. Now 1 am fri-e from all pain and sontaeeK. aud am able tn do all mj own honwwnrk. 1 owe my thanks to Electric Bitter* for having renewed my y with, mid retnavrti ramplrtaly al) disease and pain." Try a bottle. 50c ami «1. af W. H. Goody ear’s drug stun*.- 'Cadillac .girls have organized a boating chili. i ■ ---. I vroniw MK* member os Nicodemus oral Joseph of Arumathea wore absent The umtedrim ted autboriiv tn try th— <4^^ whb ^p. ital ofTt-mr--,, But could not execute tte m>utenc<' of death. I;> this miduight trial of J.wux mrery rufo of Jewfal, inw^cem, u> ban, fa-ao violated m tte teste and rwg/nuw, U> emideum him. A rnght trial w M not foguk To bo Lotmd us a mnk-fhetur before te »,u. arraigned, to be bmten tefore a verdict wiw rtendarod, t-> Ifc struck in open court white the trial was going on, were all hi v iotaUon of every semcoi* right and justice. Tte Ir­ regular and illegal trial of him by night «aJ MMjomded until daybreak w> ttet they could tteu secure from Pilate the amkrnev of bfa death. In tte time elapsing Uli <tayHght oo-umvl tte mnltrcaUuetit by hfa lawlrat om-mnw mid the denial by Peter. V. 07. After tbo annlxdrim ted pronauuced him “guilty of death" be w.« «ufa j«-ted |<j a swim <d imlignitlre. Before the trial In tte house of Ann.-u te wn>- struck by ono of tte oflirers. Ifoubthwa otter* In au­ thority offered him insults. Tin- eomrfmn guan! *»m followed in jrer nn>l mockerv. The abusive iiuute of the underling.- wm tie natural -••qiu-.Kx- of ttemorefnrmaimorkcry of thrir -uqicriors. Let it u« surprise us if, a< foilowers of Jesus, wo too rm-ive insult*. V. tx Alter they had blindfolded him itey KuflM nt his prophetic ufllre as Mchstah. Jem, answered pot u word, Ihoitgh nil tte universe wm nt bfa command. No act is >o contemptible as to ridicolu good pereorw or holy things. And y«<t wteti we are 'snockivl «ik-tM-e fa lest. V. IW. Peter was now inside Urn court yard of tte palace of Cuiapl,^ He ted gained admittance JUrough John, who was known . nt tte palate. With tte n-rvants te was Sinbig around tte 1ln-, fur tte night was cold. A poftr«* looking upon Pctar said tte downfall of tte chief uf tbe apratta. V. 70. In the most cowardly fashion he resnrts touvata-.i, which always k-ad* to dirwri falsehood and often perjury. V. 71 itorhaja wishingn> wapolte fur:t:cr ote»rr:ition of -tbe rervunta, be went or m-.wmu mu, t»„ iou> the V,«.: ;(>uto or porch L-odlng into tte !. rl..r.. ,-.!|...h.r |n -■ him »• of- ta-iiig . ...... . ... iiren-tad with Jesus. P.-rtaj* ** wicwtl n*. tte time ronflnued her statement. King's New Dte-over} for consumption gtuunntevd to do just what fa eiahDrd for it. Trial Isrttto free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. havn takren nr WHO bn. Inz-nT..-./ CRANO RAPIDS HERD. HolsteIn friesianS EnABLlKHKD. DriC. atlOOIjMulol HI; Mtm and all ACM, prfae* BULLS READY FOR SESWCE? >l—kl .< •»*>«* MFA.MMtHM LT MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palace Steamers. Low Rate* DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND CLEVELAND OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS £ 0. WHITCOMB, Gm.-, Pw. A««t. Ditnlt 4 fanlinl Stus Katiptloa U DETROIT, MICH. SOME DOCTORS find cvA'-.fted Htotre r dattCVl ' ■ r.Ucv .to acjfa- fm;r dKcgntaa d Ri-pubHcan. t;'xiv<-titma-me* ball yesterday. ib n£AnL9PffQmc9. itt �Hastings Banner. EDITORIAL NOTES. TALLY AGAIN. veteran grernbtu-ker* uf western Michigan, writes as follow* to itw Grand Rapids Eagle: ■ The atatemrnu madeby I >r. McNabb and true grrentmeker ftilbr stale. The businew* nnd property Of our country are in danger, and we must lay aside all party frellng for the present ami jmt our shoul­ der* to the wheel for a common oiiik. When the guns were opened on Fort Sump terirvery loyal man stepped to the front to save our common country . But the Chief Magistrate ha.- uhned hi- deadly weapons at the Industrie of «mr nation, and the men who tired on Sumpter are hfa follow­ ers. We accept his challenge and will go Into the fight as the buys in blur went in tn Mt. ■■ " -CTO ‘ I wall remember the times «if free trade In 1SR7-R. when factories and business shops shut down all over tbe country, ami anti many of ttetn rotted into the earth. I It was all the farmers could pay ■ They -old thrtr teef for one .-ent a pound, pota­ toes for tsjhf ‘•«>t** for rtr. Hut mind y«*u. they had to |«i for Engiiah broaddothe- from two dollar* to ••lx dollar* perjyard. and calico ami rottou rinth twenty to thirty cent-. Common fatorera Were paid 40 rente per day. and mrpetrtrw, tradesmen and masons SI |wrday, wten they could get any tiling to da There wax no money and no later far any one. Ito the people of this country wish to m-' such a time again? Free traders tell me that thing* have changed, and not as they were thirty years ago. Truth has not ehuaedd. Fire will bum'my fingers Just ax quickly as it did in IKW, although free traders try to convince me with very fine argument that it will noL We do not wish to fuse with tte republican party, but we have < duty to perform to our country, and through that party alone can we uccomplixb the object that ix nearest and dearest to us. the safety of our country. The decision of tbe supreme court, de­ claring the local option law unconstitution­ al, will be sincerely regrrtUsl by the many thousands of true temperanre peojde of the state who favor practical and progressive temperance legislation. Tbe chief defects pointed out which render Che law invalid arc not tonnd in ttunfriiiclph* luvolvisl but h» tlie title and the imjierfecl method pro­ vided for calling sjieclal elections and mak­ ing returns. These are the grounds on which the decision is taxed. The general regret among the friends uf this measure which promised snch salutary results, it fa netsllcsa to ray fa fully -hared by the Tribune, which sincerely believed and still believes in the efficacy and prac­ ticability ot the local option system. It Is a system which has proved Its worth in Georgia and elsewhere and could as well In Michigan If glv.cn a fair chance. Coupled wlti the law of lylgh tax aud stringent reguhitrah/it places in the IuumIh of public sentiment available machinery' for controll­ ing and removing evils which defy and threaten and deraorallresociety. ed. la declared unconstitutional and there­ fore until another legislature aball assem­ ble the fafith tax and regulation law alone into go* era In dealing with tbe liquor traffic. If thoroughly enforced In all Ita provisions this law will prove to be largely prohibitory In its effect. It Is lunch more public sentiment box Htuttalned prohibition it will In* able to necurc a large measure of prohibition through a rigurou* enforcement It is needlrwN to say that there is rejoic­ ing aa well as regret al Use discovery of these defect* which render tin* local option Wherever manufacturing enwrprtecx Friday night, farting till 3 o'clock Satur­ day morning. Il was voted to supply the residents on Wert Center street as far as John Bnaby’s with city wtanr. found a community of protection I xtaEvery factory, mlH. foundry or kindred ex• — -- - - • tablfahux-nt bring** together a working and Ot waver Who did.mg qualify for tte podium. Mai-stal Rogen* was elected pound master, must be fed, hou-vd ami supplied with the and Z. Stapterd fin* warden. A tmlta necrtwarirs of life. Artisan imputation* for street rotnmlrafoner resutted in a tu­ are drawn from Ute surrounding f/nus. tor H. G. Carter ami t:b4‘rfc* May or Wilkins then voted for IL G. C*rEvery time * hand leaves tit* farm and ter. who waa declared elected. But City goes into a manufactory, farm pnxluctlon Attorney Swoezey states ttet It requires the votes of five n»emter» of tte council to new Miurce are drawn to pay th>- fanner- elect a street commi«4owr. Th* ▼«<* fix th*’ salary of -trert * tor thr supplies of thr new consumer. $ 1.50 per day wm. a tie. Mayor Wilkin* Tlm-r who formerly iw.lped to glut the lo­ v.>tr«l "No".which leaves tte payAt cal markets with farm product-, after go­ per day. A cummin** *•* *»<*vgRiomted to play the Jew act wltli tte printer*. ing to the factories, become consumers, and titles* that committee will find they are sharpen tin* damamfa for the produce uf Imrking up tte wrong tree. other fanners. Hundreds of women and <A -almm sympathizer wa» overteant to children, who before were a burden oil remark that, since the -uprcuMl eourt had wluan they depended, dial p'rofitnlde rqc declare*! the local option law uneonrtttuploymrnl and are better able to supply tionaL tte BaNXKR would regret Ite course in opposing the saloons. I be themselves with ncccwmrirs. ( They now Banner tmks no xymj>alhy In thfa matter. asslid and help to a coinjietrncr thoM- We are uo less than ever disposed to op­ whom they onre weighed down. In thfa pose thr saloon.’ which fa thr enemy of th** way those who live near manufacturing home. Hie enemy .if law. the enemy of decency, and the enemy of jrace and towns discontinue the cultivation of staple prosperity. Wr stall fight It because U agricultural products, such as coni, eoyou curse- evrrv thing and every body that fa and wheat. The demand for the smaller ctmtamlnated with Its touch. Moreover, farm produce, as milk, fntlt. poultry. vegr- tte fight against tte raluon Is not aban­ mlilcs and the like, causes the owners to doned. Next winter another republican legislature Will eimvrnr, and thrt legisla­ -ell It off in small parcels. These sub-dl- ture will give the pwqrtc a I.m-uI option Vistens arc devoted to fruit, dairy nnd veg­ law that will stand. Thr fight fa simp y etable productions. The lands, as well as delayed, just a- It luw I wen drlayed In their owners, step out of the line af reirular Maine. Kansas and Iowa by advenw de­ cisions of courts. H is not ended. J hr farm industry.: are withdrawn from cotnpe- tide of public sentiment fa turning Altiun with the producurs of com. wheat against thr saloon, and It mmd be destroy­ ai(d cotton. Instead <>f helping tn the ed as slavery wm* <lextn»yt'd. And tte re­ profitless work of overproduction, they in publican tarty whkh wiped out slavery will al*> wipe out saloonfam. the createst turn liecome dependmt upon the regular crime against humanity. A county local .farmer for their supplies. In the mean­ option law affunfa thr Is-st means at pres­ time. lands in all tlust vicinity increase in ent tor wiping out the open saloons in value, and besides the better markets thus Michigan, with It- large cities when- a state prohibitory law would te inoperative, anil brought aliouL the factory , shop or mill where prohibition would mean free whisky add- to the wealth of the man on the farm. pure and wimple until public mmtiment lx .< »wncrs of laud Umt had been considered more thoroughly aroused. The republi­ can party In Michigan is squarely commltworthless for generations are now poases.-*t**d to the county local option method of ed of fortunes.—Manufacturer. dealing with the liquor -traffic. The re­ publican tarty will maintain that ground If those parties who claim to be Mr. until the law reaches that perfection that O'Donnell’s friend's knew the compromis­ it will be sustained- by the court of last ing position iu which they were placing resort, or until that tribunal can te so him. they would cease their clatter for a altered as to be In accord with the senti­ third term, it must certainly be without ment of tin- people. Courts, constitutions and legislatures are the creatures of tte hfa knowledge or consent that they take j*rople, and tbe people can . bring them the course they do now. Mr. OtDonntU Into accord with their own views. could wa ucceid a nomlmitkm wlthoui conferring Mmnelf rf^dcvoM of till honor Editors Basner: and even/ rest lye if truth, for he has as­ In thr Freeport correspondinnv. in tbe sured scores of people In Barry county, Democrat of May 4th, I notice that a and we presume of every otlwg county In I sharp young Croekigator paxsrc some se­ vere criticisms on the German Methodists the district, that he'would not accept a uf Freeport and Woodland. If the charge third lerm. and tha! he recogniied Barry he make* were true. his criticism would county’s right to name the isindldate. He have been descried. Before be published has even gone so far ns to recommend that such a statement he should Imre l»-en sure the republican* of this county place their that the truth was on hls’side. He states that the Rev. Spaeth was compelled on a candidate In tlie field early and assured recent Sunday to walk from Freeport to them hfa support. Dot-s any man of sense Woodland and return, » dlsOUwe of 14 or honor suppose that Mr. O'DonnnU. hav­ miles, jrrencldng first at Woodland xml ing so expressed himself, and after Barry then at Freeport on his return, and this ■lito’ the members of his church have plen­ county tad heeded his advice as to placing ty of good teams. n candidate early in tbe field, 'wpuld com­ What are the facts? First, tbe youthful Crockigator is not promise himself nod hfa friends In Barry county by accepting a nomination frfr.a |x*ted as to the distance, which is less than 13 miles Instead of 14. third term? Certainly noLy We think Second, not on tbe Sunday, but tlie pre­ better of our cxcrtleut congressman than ceding day. Rev. Spaeth walked from Free­ to even presume his acceptance of a nom­ port to John Schaibley'a In Carlton, where ination. We believe Mr. O'Donnell meant he remained over night. Distance from Freeport, 9 miles. what lie said when he told us that he would Third, Mr. Schalbley, wlm Is a member under no circumstances be a candidate for of tlie German M. E. church uf Woodland, took Rev. Spaeth In his own convcyaucu to a third term, but would do what he could to have Barry county's claims to the (>oal- the Woodland church, distance nearly three miles. tion recognizecL We believe Mr. O'Don­ Fourth, Mr. Schaibley'a son took bls nell stated his honest sentiments when he father's conveyance and in It carried Rev. raid that if Barry county republicans were united on a nominee far congrcas thfa year taken him the whole distance except that he would give that ntwnlnee his support, as tbe Rev. requested to walk the remaining Barry county was already entitled to such distance. These are the cold facta which we berecognition. We believe he wax honest when be advised tbe republicans of Barry Here the acute correspondent could have learned had be seen fit and which he county to not only ta united but to an­ should have ascertained before spreading nounce their choke at a v»*ry early date. abroad such an Insult to a church member­ Mr. O'Donneirs friends to Barry county ship. w> are both aide and willing and desirous of doing all they can for Uic com­ cannot concleve for a moment chat Im* fort and convenience of theirpaator. would to guilty of duplicity. an<i so dfaRespectfully, honor himself mid deceive ttom. a» to un­ Oxn Who Kxown. der any circumstance- take any other course than to leave lire field clear for prlton, May 31, 18«8. taw nnvaifaL It would be difficult to ray Barry county. who rejoice* nxiat, the liquor sellers or tbe leaders of the prohibition party. In this The third party managers are rejoicing city It la about an rvrn thin*, and a joint over the defeat of prohibition, in XG count­ jubilee uf the two elements over the daela- ies of the stab-, by the ilrefalon of tte lon nf tte court would lie eminently profier. supreme court. Tiikoughrto be enough But the end I* n*it yrt. The next tagfo- to driye every honest prohibitionfat out of tte tidrd party. roll by and It will te. like tte tet, h re­ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. publican fagfafaturv, forearmed in being forewarned by the |xxl defective legfalaTbe Journal fa very kind and has earned ttau, nnd equally iduwre mid earoeat m the heurtfrlt t tanks of the republicans of It hra named thr republican wm thr bud iegiwlature in it* efforta to give tlie county. ticket this year, thereby avoiding the nrreralty for any convention. Great heart? But until our contemporary reveals the dalton In horrilde details of titat “damnable conspir­ acy-to drive him from the purtoffice we shall cro-e to inhere that hb political prng<l<-vfaiim.*M ten! recunfa many fatal deferix, iKwticatktn* are worth heeding. but ttew did not proven: further pnigr<w«lvc trtnpramce legfafatiou which pm.mm-<1 home uf hfa parent- In this city Friday. Tbe funeral took place ' Sunday. Eight «MM > urllnr IrntM.I yeani ago te was stricken with paralyah, and IhuI been confined to hfa ted ever slime. He liorv this terrible misfortune with Christian patletMW and nwlgnattau.; Editor Banner: 1 have every reason to Iwllcve that If the reference in the Delton items to the “strike" had been known to you as a per­ sonal fling and a piece ot petty spite It would never have appeared? for while ! differ from the Banner in politic* 1 have regarded .it as altuve Iwing the organ of spite fur any body. As to thr amount realirrd liy the writer and others by the DrlUm strike we will say that we made a certain gentleman scratch grave! pretty lively till lie got money enough to pay me nnd my own before setting my tool chest and bcru-li out of his store. So far ns I am coneenietl that was enough, and I lost nothing, for which I am itappy. Respect fully, Orta* w—l I ta general Interest that has tawi taken in tte opening uf the Montana Indian lte»ervations fa shown by tte large numters of people who have already gonef to Great Falls to investigate tte mimtra! and agri­ cultural resources of thia wonderful roun- “ myUinu'.' tn buslnww. mining. |U tog. RamtK majw fumfahedby C. “• Warnm. jj|nn. Agvjtl, St. P. M. A M. Ry*. »»• wu' " noo to-wr.’ MIK *11 ~ <*- I could drocrilx- 2d otter wonderful u U1U, but rflll rfw .w»H.wd, l«i r~*U»d to-H bieemrra. Mrs. Mary “n>ubK m.l U«t w U*. rniWjAllw N- B.—ItheqUMlly g.^1 ubtM b. «-d" <" *>**F “ ML "I »-• life. brr UuuKbt would <ll<-. Kxeur»>«» » ™rr .muplrt. I» . “ TkeHambletonian Stallion Victor Morrell Will be at the Fair Grounds, /or the Season .^\/lCT0R MORRELL'S Sire is Hermes, with a record of 2:27}, Harold, by V Rysdyk’s Hamblotonian, is tlie sire of Hermea, and is an inbred Abdallah. He is ’s-*^ the sire of the fastest trotter the world has ever seen, Maud S.; also Noontide, 2-.2I)} and others. Hermoso, the dam of Hennes, showed a trial of 2:26}. She was sired by Alex­ ander’s Edwin Forrest, who sired Billy Hoskins, 2:26}; and Cham e, 2:36. Hennes' second dam. old Black Rose, was the most esteemed brood ma&e oA W urn farm, and un­ doubtedly the peer of any brood mare that ever lived. Victor Morrell’s 1st dam is deny Morrell, by Wmthrop Morrell. Victor Morrell is six years old. stands about 15} hands high and is a bright mahogony bay. He is valued very highly by his owners, and has showed a gait of 1:11 for a half-mile. ,. Dr. VanHorn, who has one of the finest brood mares in Barry counfy has used this horse this spring, CMLL AND see HIM............. * C. E. BIDlzAC, Manager. MESSER BROS. & REYNOLDS. Clothing Genteel FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. W« tarfte Ux „,d |dllMltar ,11„111„.nililt. ,o BUSINESS SUITS, dress suits Kw rw Social oooal Events. r.vrtHK. Furnishing Goods -.■ A Gentleman s Wardrobe. °“* -WM *ta* I. p,rt„t torTO1 rrtOrUm Kt. Paul. Minneapolla A Manitoba railway, make* tlie expense of exploring thfa coun­ try merely nominal, and will undoubtedly jtwtili In a still larger number fallowing. -a-Re: large circle <>f \<x« low ^°°^S are Rargai*s Viewed From Any Standpoint- us and the goods. try US! PROVE US! YOU'LL BE GLAD Hastings, Mich- �Hastings Banner ^RSONAL mexdom. «. !««■ Wnto™a«>. Huffman . t> MISKKW. 1—■' K.jddH tooto andvtvorsfur Others Preach Th1** quality. is-i.TsRiui A *plendld line «f Runyan’s shoe More. We Practice rtn<1 „h, . i- afraid we wlmll mnk ;i.t il title drnJ to Ute- SMrtll. l;ui|’liw.init it •prtnr hackbMra. 1 ICALNEWSt; >-<i for -mb- al Dunning >t«ni!ir a- * rawb-y‘s. U $1.20 j-i-i Hsh» j: VanArnutqX ’ , bushel ut Smith, Ho-i**-1<> rent inquire of Mr*. Julia Kelley or <'. F. Brodkfc ‘ th. Baughman will Is- at th*- Hasting* Friday of th|r<'week. ‘ , Ihar in mind thaiH# Baughman will lie M i.v Hasting* home Friday. ' j fitly yo'nr Millet swmI at Dunning* Koger-,', it is of extra quality,. John <'. Col*.- has pun-liased an interest >n uh- business of By. Dickinson. f Winthrop Nelson 1* duw owner ot tlie JnhnC. Cole residency on State street Waler white and red seal o|) ioc per raliun .-it Smith. llama ft Van Arman's. » Th-- G. A. R. dance was |>ostp<n>t*d Ttmrvday evening on account of U>c rain. I>r. lo*kv lias sold hl* blacksmith shop '■'Hiding to Jerome Smith It* former owner. Cr* Register Rh-hard* la making idee in., into' i -"leuxtit- on Ida newly acquired resldeiK*'. Jeri'nir Smith say* Hastings is a good enough j-laer for hiu|. and he's tried others t" his entire satisfaction. ' Dr. J. A. Baughman will be at the Hast-,k*. h,>UM- Friday of this week, and reguluiy each Friday thereafter. Bcj the ls-*t. tin- North Fairfield plow, th,- Kryatom*. F. II. BAitton k (>». Tin i*-s1 office will Is- cloned on Decorab<>-> <ii«y rr><m W o'clock a. in. to 1 p. nt, and after j*. m. for thr rest of tlie day . W • u.iuld ,-ali the.attention of drain and ’ - 'i'- ;’ >-'iiKui--i<UM-n> to our large stock of 'Irain-tili and sewer pipe. IL J. Grant. -z'F*nl « hotel Im* taken another boom *-*l Mr. F'l.nl h now .■outidrnt that the ' ■in*.- will* la- opened to the public July ' )<u<iof Bounty pf Hebron and Ruse (stUPM*-* jtwt received at Smith, Hams A VanAnuanX will I* *"ld at SI.do per l>u»kc). i W«- fuivv a numln-r uf city lots that we , will sei) on coutrarf, making the terms •Avy. Apply at till- offices of Smith A • olgi'-v.- i»r W. I*, sldumn I’erlup- If the 1 lainwell pa per* would <one*-t their market report* is-caslonaliy there would in* l»e Much a wide difference >i» the price of wheat at tliat point Ail timmnte due the A. R\>wer shoe tort mutt be -ettled at oner- a* the matter <»f th.- eatate of the late A. Rower Iu to be up jM the prolate court very won. . Tbore l-.in- water seta you have noticed in Ihmning A Rogen*' show window* are Wnr -u,M at bargain prices. They are the r.-n nobhfert patterns In the market. »0d >0U will always Im- satisfied. if you buy lortliruu h* •M’lling UU otoek wall /rnjsA at rulnore. priera. he H lM»ung hi- entire atock thl. neasoiu Any one wishing wall pai>er lito better cal soon an<l haik al hi* imis-i. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfac.twti. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleas.-*] to give estimates or quote prices. _ The team of ponies la-longlug u, glnrer Balch ran away -Sunday* Tta-y started at W <-wt creek on < Ireen street ran to toe i-rtncterv. into It aihl out into suni Garrison'* yard where tlwy w«-n- *u,p)»ed without having done any damage. STOVES w. E. Netoon and family left for ttodr home. .<ailrago. Mauday p. ui_ . i.uU’ Wutorewlav fur . health-wa-king trip to Kanmta. have the men of mnans Ina town invent In factories rather than mortgages. iff the am brother- J. awl (i pun: "Itode Smith, formerly a barlwr in this city ws anostwt b) Sheriff shrlner at <*nmd Haven y rstrelay <m a charge of rajre. which he is uttemsl Uhve eommli ‘ i••■a Tolhurst, of Allcgnn. visitwl ibc lkyxira.il hasn't said tuurJ: alsmt'it, relatives in the eltv la*t Meek. l»ui it* jol> dojmrnneut hm. been ,-b<.-k full Dr./I'm) lor mid M. F. Junlan. of Middh-. Of liuslnrs* Will: plenty of imlurs aire.nl foi rUIr, wen- in the city Satunlav. iir .lHMt t.'i^uonth*. This is Is-cau^.. x._ 1 I work is'fiirahtoed and every order). rilled Burn fo Dr. and Mr*. Politemitoat Mantl•’(tin- time ngn-nl upon. agiuCat. a girl, weight II pounds. Hun. H F. retinlngton. of Charlotte. . — atU-nUixl Cireult Court Wednesday. rum Hal rd ha* resumed hl» tonucr posi­ tion as ch-rk in the American bon**-. Of all kinds. See our etock of GASOLINE STOVES Huffman Bros look, living in thr thhd ward. The of«* committed Minictirae during the winter while Jtmith w«- h»-re on n»vlsit. Hl- Is tmw confined in tor countv jail: It is dcslniiih- thm every cttiMU. a* well Memorial day and participate hi doing hon- and to itare for thixandoiir nmutry. Seek no exetme. but let every indivhhmllum out ami help the *urv|vor* amongst«»tinxiratc the last resting piners of our is-low-d dead, who Mt nobly stuml by the old flag that our tpivrrnmrmt and liberties might live. lol. MerrllL solicitor tor the C. K. <k S. I he show wa* Ute chief attraction Tuea*e».-in* to be a great deal of a bustler. •lay but tin* display windows of Goodyear Bear thl* in mind. The estate of the late Augustus Rower will soon Im- probated. Z John Rock, night clerk al the new Ragle, * Ranies and E. Y. Hoglc drew their share from the crowd uf sight seen*. In Before that can la* italic, it to almolulclu Grainl Rapid*, was in the city Monday . neccwnry tliat all aixxiunts dire Uh- late Mr*. Ited|mth. of Boyne Falls, Is the Goodyear A- Barnes window was a steam vessel, the “City of Hastings.” of w'hlch Mr. Rower, or the A. Rower shoe store guest of. her sister, Mr*. W. P. Sldnaoy. F. G. Goodyear was tlie-dralgner. It waj shall be paid at once. John Woodruff, of Otsego, vlritod hix complete in all Ito parts and. although Mr. May 2dtb la the date of final settlement parent*. J. Wisslruff and wife, yesterday. Gmalyrar's first attempt, showed that ita m toe Rower estate. All thorn- parlies In­ designer had a giss! claim to the jkiomwdebted to the late A. Rower must jMw*ltiv.-*I<hi of genius. In the window of E. Y. ly settle tlrelr aecounto la-fore that date. Is. visiting her brother, Dr. E. 11. Lathrop.' Hofrie was shown an elepimnt In the act of Bear thia in mind and call at Hie Rower Charles Merritt left TburMlay' to assume making a meal of a small boy, wtasre feet shoe Mure and. square up your nrx^imt. a ptwhlmi in a printing office at Marquette. hail not yet dlaappaired. It was. we un­ derstand, the product of Charley Doyle’s /A very enthusiastic meeting was hehi at Mr*. Ovhauipaugh. <,d Nashville, was the fertile brain and showed remarkable in­ Portland recently in the interest of the guest of her daughter Mr*. Thayer. Tbura- genuity. Both of them proved good draw­ proposed extension of the C. K. A S. R. R? ing cards. Soliciting enmiuittees ■ are now ut work‘ f i’r. I’riah Upjohn, of Kaiamaroo. visltthere trying to raise tile ftjfi.ood usked of b ed his daughter. Mr*. W.,P. Sidnam. last them. We wish Uir commlltre s|mv-I> Following are thr ra*e, disposed of iu sucres*. ‘ thr circuit court: H. F. llM*thuc*. Brigadier Genera) ot Peojdwvs. Clement Mugridgr, forgery, Thr Plaindeali-r. au afro-Anrerleau . the Michigan brigade. U. 11. K. of P. was continued. weekly pajM.-r publishtsi at Detroit. Issued in the city Satunlay. • People vk Thomas Casey, burglary, con­ a jicat and tasty anniversary edition ty-*t . , Mr*. 1. M. 11. Gllla->p)e, we are plraMxi tinued. Wis-k crh-bnitiiig thr beginning of its'sixth People vs. llnrriM>n .E and Sarah Forahyear. This is an excellent journal and is to say. Iiad so far nrovi-retl from her IIIcy. receiving stolen goods, nottc primed as enthusiastically tosimlng Alger for thr ncss a» to be nut of door* for the first time to Mrs. Foralfey. H. J. Fonibry convict­ Moudgf. ■ prtMidenry. ed and fined $100 or live months in the Frank Campliell has gum* u» Coopers­ Detroit house of correction. There Is another rather tough criminal People vs. Chas, fuller and Arthur Bar­ case brewing.a young woman living about ville, Mich., to take charge of the hotel there. We Iwlleve he will prove a very rett. burglary. DvfrndanU plead guilty. ten miles from the city being, aceured of Find sent to Ionia four months, second to thr murder of her child. The warrant Is sstirfarwyy landlord. issued, hut the arrest 1* not made breause I Rev. Geo. A. Beattie jnutor of the Firat same place six montls. Wm. Semlon et., at va. Herbert. C. and tin- (tarty complained of to confined to her/ Presbyterian chtin-h, Ijmsliur. wa* in the Eva Strong. BMum^dt, tried and *ubmitbed by sickness. city TIiuduImv and conducted acrvlctw at Farmers of Barry county rememlter that the Presbyterian church In the evening. O. H. Perry vs. Iprenzo Toldaa, tressthr HasUngx Engine A Iron work* keep Mine Minule lx-e will take a six monllis' pawi on the caae, sulmdtUxt on briefs. plow pointe and other repair* for 160 dlf- , Chas. Korabeck v*. Sam’l Weeks and D. course in violin music at Grand Rapids, W. Seariea, trespass I In the case, verdict ferrnt kinds of plows. Patronize them. iteglunlng this week. She will be here They will treat you fair and liberal. Bring Saturdays to give Instruction* In music u> for plaintiff for $82 «td Interest at 7 per your old Iron along: thr highest market ceqL from JWy 1st. ‘ price allowed for all kind* of Iron. E. V. Hogle vs. Sam'l Phillipa, trespass Prof. N. Jours, of the Michigan UnJ>' on the cam-. Jury trial, verdict not guilty. Thr legislature of 1887 made a provision vcrslty. waa In the city Thursday. Ills | John A. Robertson va. Edward Doyle for publishing In book form • complete list <object waa to Inspect the city schools and and Moses Rich. Judgment of .*220.60 and of Michigan num who servtd under their .see if the work dune there waa sufficiently costa, with Interest at 7 per cent country's flag iu thr war of tbe rebellion, ।good to warrant tbe admission of graduates Divorces were granted In esses of and it Is the duty of supervisors to collect |to tlie university without further examina­ Clark Loomis vs. Rllrabeth Loomis. thr namrs, but It will be well for those tion. 1 Marv B. Dennis v.< John H. Dennis. UMMt Interested—thr veterans themselves— (1.-M. Gallup vs. Eva Gallup. - Mr. and James Krum Krun: visited at Jaa. J a*. to -v that their names an- on thr supcrv is- Z "id Mr*. Junes Thoma* Silcock va Martha C. Silcock. om' list Z Clarkes and other relatives and friends Lucy E. Conithers va W ni. Corutbera , k.™ It VMatv»rrfav fnr here la.f last wm week. They toft left yesterday for A The society of tlie Eptaco|>al church will Gratiot county, and will soon depart for be on Thursday of Denver. Mr*. Knimrenjoysthrdistlnctiiqi nell, proofs submitted. (R- entertained vil niuinw; afternoon ... Wm. Pippetal, va Win. Mitchell et ak this week. May 34th, by Mrs. J. S. (Mid­ of being tire only lady who has ever made foreclonureon mechanic*lien. Announced year, F. G. Goodyear, IL 1. nenderahott, thr trip from Manitou to Pike's Peak on as settled. John Kurtz, W. H. Goodyear, A- Sllngur- foot. John A. Verdble va Frauds E. Olney, land, and tlie Misses Annie Wolf and Ger­ Abram A. Post et al., continued by com­ tie Stebbins at the society room*, fluppej^, Z k'ears ag<>. Washington K. Ferris waa a plainant. from six until seven. All are i-onllally in­ familiar figure on our atreeta, and a famil­ Francis K. Olnef vs. John A. Venline, iar name to the people of Barry uuunty. vited to attend. He left uptfarda of 20 yeara ago. and has A. A. Post et al., continued by defendants. Ella E. Bansaw vs. Wm. and Henry C. , A teacher’s InBtliute meeting will be been a resident of Arizona for mo»t of the lUuisaw, submitted. / held at Prairieville May 3Cth. 1888. eom- pa*t two drcaih-n. He Is a man who Ims lucnclng at t> o'clock a. m.. at which ques­ ami win* warm friends everywhere. I«etion* relating to method* of teaching and cause Im* is a man of sincere convictions and Tbe wool market tills year Is not likely school mipervfaian will be presented am) has the nmraite to maintain therm Mr. tu be marked by the enlhwdaam ami rivalry discussed. Teachers, school officers and Ferris I* now on a visit to old friends here. which was common last year. No large all persons intervsteO in the work of edu­ Following are*-ommenta of Arizona p«i|>er» handier* made any money on last year’s cation are cordially invited. referring to his trip tu Michigan. business—In fact, the man whohandlwl nny Two worthy old Arizonians, Judge W. great amount of wool last year and did not K. Ferris and Judge Abner Wade, arrived lose money Is an anomaly. Moat of last Another burglary, at Middleville beturIn Preseott yesterday from Walnut Grove, year's buyers will be In th*- field again this day night This time entrance was gained mid put up at th*- aucietit piunrer hotel. year and are getting their country buyers In Izr Moow's clothing store by boring Judge Ferri* Is en pute to his old home in in shape to begin operations. Thr indica­ around and removing the lock in the back Michigan and the u rlter. who turn known door. Almut »50 dollar* worth of goods him upward* of 20 rears, wishes him a safe tions are that X wools will start in at about 1W30 and medium grade* from 20@31c. were taken. EvhleuUy there were mil) journey, pleasant -rtsit and sjrecdy return In view of the present agitation relative to 1 two burglar* a* two old suits of clothes to the green bills, of Yavapai.—Prescott the wool tariff, the Boston buyers are de-. wen- found in an out-building tin- next tcrmlned t» get the clip thin year at a price morning showing that tin- burglar* hs<l CiHirier., W. K. Ferris, an old pioneer of thia sec­ equivalent to what It would be with the provided thtrmaelves with new suits. Flic tion. and who Ims Ireen a patron of this pa­ tariff removed. If the duty Is taken off । <-videnci* giH’» to fihow that they went west per ever shire It first started in 1864. will they will not be money out If tbe duty < from town. leave to-monw* fora visit to hls old home is not taken off. limn tbe difference will I* The state public sclwol at Coldwater of Jn Michigan. We wish him a pleasant their gain.—Michigan Tradesman. (which Wesley Nears is superintendent th- Journey. Mr. Ferria say* he Is going Imck 'Mres to have the following facts cuneemlng to mt* that tire right sort of a umn b nom­ Following are the real estate transfers tin- Institution nmde public: The state inated by tin* republicans for president, as | school Is » temporary home-for the depend­ he want* to *e*- the next president a repub- for tbe week ending May ISst, 1888, aa । taken from the books In Urn register's office: ent slid ueglwied children of the *<**»•• .Ucan.—Arizona Journal. 1 These children are not ' are wanted forthem In respectable families. { Elsewhere It will be seen titat In toe Most of them are boy* from two to ten ,'^m* of the people vs. Harrison J. Forabey iyean* okl. a few older. Any peraon dc*ir- and Mamb Forsbey the action against the j?ng to take th**e children into Uwlr bome- latter was noBr prww’d. The reason for and hearts can receive all infornudlom nec­ ( such action is tliat the statute expressly essary by addressing the superintendent. , prohibit* the trial of a wife for an offense ( aritcn. s: X". that a husband ami Wife are charged with Ge. ta. k-««|1*1 committing. !November 1st next, tbe bnjwrtat. m at. Th* Bella Bros, show 1# a thing of thr ™,u. w wcm™ past, so far as Un? people of tid" vicinity ; S5th parallel of north latitude, that tmre InOr .tmel )»nde wu b. Something New Saturday, May 26th We Will Give to Each Purchaser . a Bar of And a FINE PICTURE CARD Come Everybody and Improve this Chance Goodyear & Barnes VALUE RECEIVED . For his money is what every man desires. Si"<$£■ Dm- vuiertaintucnt at Union ball Wedne.'.iay night given by the High school Hlerary society *-----Till* luont toying for a « **UBg cirreisea Thursday gmrerww. you wHi<ct orn-. ■ .......... *-ovc. Grand chanerilor K. <>r tar. jum toraM a nmiomd nicely writ­ ten pamphlet on the aim* and ob>-b* of Ure order of Knights of Pythla*. and . ghnm swh luforuuithm us k dealrable to pre­ sent to tli.rs-Msklng jnfwrnmtion concern­ tug tr>- miwi rapidly inenwdng Hvk- wwir. ty oftois <smn»n. to m-J riiv Hading* Engine A iron works have ;*,!! u- j.n.blMMl. ""J" ™1’ JiulJ *tock of pipe*, fittings, hydrants.. ' it, transit through this stale, »*«« jo- huid all kinds of cocks and nozzles far 'Pnukh-r*. to l»e used In connection with ' rf’> .water works. Call and get their ' Prof. Rola-rta -wa* tloSprainal ankle laid week. rr..» K. ,A' <*wWc from her visit to Marslmll. BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. "«JI Lake Friday. 'V. H. Ki-nth-ld and family toft for tiu4r te»mc. Dakota, thl* luwning. horse, on another pugr. ting to Ire M grout favwite in Uii* 'smiitv/ I’. Drak ........... — left Mainditv fora and Ida popularity will Im-rrawr tevaore 'it vn.it to h»*r old home iu Ohio. Bqapiers \ - Bargain Store ' tor-oM Bannkr tatllding fiiruu-rly .tomi and given Joe Wardell tire job of erect tag theseon a brick building, that will be as a blnrjuunhh slan* nvejnglmm County Rrpultaean i*.IMra । ” J1” '»«»-»«per ttehl. it 1, pnl<li*hnd I»y (,et,. H, Lobmil Jr..at Leslie. < nil lire 1 N<» neat mius creditable sheet. iiigio Make it Pleasant notorious. in the Hty Monday. ■ in*. P. W„ Ni*kvm left fur Midillrrilir Monday to vWt friend*. We re Easily Satisfied. hhu Is a litth- Wu te mntrlbittr thereto. Countcrfrft dollar* made their and you w»U agree i’. i. Grand fervid.,, w»s ta V"■"■“•I, 1.0 MMa, -wf?IP? -miner drtak. Milk Shake at J-red Hcatli'i tiring store. (.rocenes, ockery Bazaar Goods GI.HXX HKOTHKBS HoehMter. N. Y. toe city Friday. Milk Slmke" toe ummi Mmiir drtak at Fred ItamhV W largrimi Hiur*'ant be txpmted if vob want to be ecuMimical : bros. ------ SELL----- rablM: t T'r 7^-' s sUK-k yards. animal* t<rl6g taurh larger than ever exhi­ bited is-rr before. The show wa* a n«plrte *»■«•*«. iwrt merely In Ure wonderful feat' of the athlete and acrobat, but In tbe uftbe Harting* City quality of the exhibition. There was nothing to offend hi any particular, which Bank In the line of FURNITURE! Yon can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°COY, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Trade: Parlor Suits, and XtoolxLerw, Of the very finest grade of good*. An inspection wilt con­ vince any candid person ef the fact He also shows soma new and nice things in Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line at BABY OABRLAGEB �FHTH *ND POINT OF POLITICS. FARM AND GARDEN. USEFUL INFORMATION ON SUBJECTS : Mnkwump means ice in the Algonquin 1 ’ language Our Democratic friend* gen ' erally "take mukwump in tboirn" in hot . j weather; but il U doubtful If they agai$ ' ANO OTHER ICT <■ »< th. uwial -a«“- OF GENERAL INTER&8T. ^dvaus.-l yeariy. and been uninterrupted. take tbe Mugwump in during the coming ; campaign —Norristown Herald rtarn- X™ *rd Ottar rattlo a tadine of 10 per la-r2 HemrOy. ST te itatatXI Up U. -Mtuntey Tbo uxtausbn of cattJ* growing. *£ ' Jwl lw.n paid tn tta Really if Mr Blaine were at all etmaid , erate ho would get sick if only tor the i purpooe of tinkling the mournful Mug I In tbe see-nnponying ent are represented two popular varieties of fluid corn Fig. wump*—Topeka Capital. labor* an oaf of Chester County Mam Weather prophets can win $500 offered i by Tho Detroit Journal by naming tbe | moth one of thelarge-A rarietiasiof i^ld I Three hottret days of 1888 Judging corn in cultivation yielding under good ■ without tlie aid of a patent medicine i culture from 1VU to l.W bushels per sere | almanac. Tlie Whronjiin names tlie 5th ; Tb<- -are are large, and the sulks furnish ■ nnd 18th of Juno and the Clb of Novem- 1 a large amount, of nxoello.it fodder. Burpee. »lio wvll kno:.-n Philadelphia her next.—Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin. ■todsman. say* of it "It 1* undoubtedly Yew. my sou. you arc right A "tariff one of the best yellow field varieUre for reformer" is n man who spends ono-fcrurt.L rich land In latitudes whore It v.-il! grow." ofi hi* time denying that be i> a free Gregory, tho MasraCehusetts ' isman. trader and the other throe-fourth* howl­ big for free trade.—Detroit Tribune. Ko second term Non-part Iran ship Civil service reforal. Public office n public trait. No removals except for eausa Justice to fishermen Reduction of tbe surplus MILK COWS As Decoration Day approach**. Prretl dent Cleveland Is seeking some secluded dale where ho can go trout fishing with i out being vexed with the ghosts of dead ’ Union soldiers. —Dayton Journal . . __ __ » —nvewllnir very <■ porLW^ popuhtlon j,lve bf-m hw a-'1'1 hefl'7 whr Ackerts we- vMvaO'fc. SL Wages in this country uro double what they nro in free trade England. This aj>plles to every kind of labor. Our farmers are infinitely bptter off than the British farmers —Atlanta Constitution. Tlie manner in which all congressional' kiuit is iw®™ “,** l':r!«.rc*lca ks..-u. It will I«— „rr tdl Btoai )«;«>« O. ocr.nrred in setne fit ibe ranrn lon-ios UEvn oev.>ir»T»» . ‘ — *-»«»* dUtrlf-.v U>r- 1» “> ««*■» “J •« ** Eh» !!'’ " ...... ..n.MntM it- 1 ! rh«.r«« *»d mart .bBddMt « , b«r. rl-Mlw p.rb.P. bta. «d«bj * »“ . Tartar <•-' Onsteft ha* afcanduited | tliat produced in tta country Corn ...--------- -- —— » ’• entered .....__—I the l.w^.ter 1 has a relatively small share In the taof |,ie ,|ai>-v a.nd broader Hoiil Arid r.f* of a !• I making in any country The pnrth7”^' I itsh-jwsidler. era states are giving more and more prom | spavin liniment rouwtre all THE CHIEF loom* to cattle, the wheat interest raia- j ()J, cani,Harrt lumps and bleintlvcly declining in the older setHernnuts. I iNUV frfnn In; curbs. uulu iinrBl^i blood -------- -par -------ringtiota. Mitin., anralns. aprsln*. Milk rows ar- n<oelvlng rather more mlints. swrenet. •■* —»»•«•«•« -title*, Nara W0 .. __ it.... thn-a;etc. A/uiffti. nir. Save *50 - - - attention than Ln recent years in tta east­ ern and middle rtatos. and are Increasing o.Trrtw wllb popuU hr. K. II. uihrap. drua.-1-l. IlMIW CHICAGO W' CHICAGO tion There I* aome recuperation from Mich. ■ I ——————y . __--------... . --------- , Tb^ union Ixwfe Tbe UUlan Lewis company branded stranded nt at j triets.' Naw York especially, where ]Prirte i Adrian Saturday HigbL Financial dvpn-s-1 j -----aion. I | of thfiir product* ruled so low. Thn betaf is expressed, in the report ; ix(| <Mm, of Sjatvin Llni-} quoted from, that the rtoek interest* of nie,n| (.nrw{ tny fine Norman man* uf two . tta United State* ore In a comparatively ( Jv tpavitt» which damaged her | prosperous condition, with a pro’,poet of va)iw. at ««). it U the gnuxfret advance' te priore. especially* tho« of Blemish cure I ever used. John McCain. Bonn-Denier. Darlington. III,!. Ind. Silin bold Lit by Dr. E. H. Lathrop. dnwgtet. Rastlnr*. FLOATING SOAP mu>«iw™.——r* •>> In the opposition to tho free traders the Republicans must lead, not follow. A majority of congress are -friend* of the protective policy Tho Republican mem­ bers of tho bouse will eocuro the support of every Democratic protectionist in con­ gress if they frame such a bill m tho ex!-, genejes of tho situation demand.—St louis Globe-Democrat. »• Bu-r count) trvoa- , itoSJi? JAS. S. KIRK & CO Mich. We are informed that tbo common I tow1p> m-ar Mackinac l->land will asparagus beetle appeared the past sum- ,j^.nr Memorial ds> « that handvawtn-r in such vast numbers in New Jereey • that the owners ofsome rather extensive plantatinns of this exrvllent vegetable : Mbji wimuiw'e HtxreHiMG enter •bouM b.™ ™ri»d«i > ■ -toio- «• ™i J ssfs work Is now being twisted to servo tbe The second figure represent* Favorite president's electioneering scheme* is an Interesting illustration of Democratic in­ Golden Dent yrhich ripens very early and Uvat ion iu consequence of tho depreda- « w)n<1 «*iir. and h thei*-»: renn-<)yror'fl»rrh<ra. genuity. but Juat a trifle humiliktbtg hence suc«>eds far north, where many va­ tioas of the imuvt named It wins *1 I TwentytHe rents a tattle. ‘ when considered as national legislation.— I| rietlM. including Chanter County Mam most unaccountable tlmt any cultivator ' , f,nrlw thl, Clvti War. Evening WisBousin. moth, will not mature ~ of asparagus «Jm>u1U know how to quickly of ApriJ 1M1 to tbo J4lh of Varieties of fluid onni valuable for soil­ destroy this well known pert. Inasmuch J AprtL 1«5 iwben tta'order to stop eclirtThe Timocratic mwihlnn hi the Louse at Washington seems caught on a dead ing and fodder are Southern Horse Tooth, a? it ho* been published hundreds "f «*» Ssued). United Btatr* govurncenter. 'lie president may bo able to pry Sweet Fodder corn. Hlcnt'r Prolific and times during the jjoat twenty year* Tho n)M1» “calksi for’’ S.'iW.MS men. There were , Tboroughbrud'Whito Flint. *Th£w latter it to n start with patronage. Tho ma remedy 1* dry caustic lime scattered over ’ " <l—— Is of *ncb spreading habit that not more mh. in de—1888. chino cannot atari Itself. The Democratic the plants in the morning when wet with most of which would have 1m supplied in leaders can neither get a majority to fit a than one kernel should bo allowed to grow dew Tlie larva of tta asparagus bootie ita great aurkering. habit, Whol<*ah' romorub. tariff bill nor a tariff bill to fit the ma- : in a hill is a small, soft, naked, thin skinned ‘ breadth of blade and jrmallneo* of stock Vse of office for polities. jorjty.—Philadelphia Preas. •killful Actuarial that tta Fedarul anniM TMI SPECIALIST. grub, and the least particle of lime com ; recommend it as a fodder plant, while for contained about i.800,000 nwn, at whom Fishery treaty humbug. The New York Independent tersely and j Ing in rtintacl with this cause* almost in 1,500,(XX) at vorionc tinw* wren in active ter­ SnornxHU mirpluB. forcibly sums up Mr Clavelsijd’s career :J cnsllsge purposes It is one of tbe most val slant death If t ta grubs are killed thfere visa Of three 69.700 fvecy nnariy) were j uabk'surioticH now grown. Second U-.ra nmducsi. as president in those words: ’*He started • will be no beetles — American Agricul killed in battle and 115,000 mortally wounded? Partiaan polttica in office. out to lift the Democratic party. 2 ty. __ and turist. while l»H.0W died in coiup or boapttal It U He (Clovultmd) found 2.850 presidential ended by letting down tlie goverraDent.” also intimated that *t tain 2O.0OD died toon postmasters in office, and ho lias removed It -pould hardly be poeaible to state the or changed 2.000 of thorn , Mis jKistmastor casts more succinctly or more accurately. Alfalfa or Lucerne tlirougliont the coun­ The Inclination is growing for car]*: general, out of 52.000 4dnployes under —St Louis Globe-Democrat. try Now the truth In a nutshell I* jnrt beds and fancy flower gardens. To read­ him. Las removed 40.000 Out of thirtyThe iniquitous tariff docs not seem to this There i» no tatter plant known for ers who are couteiiiptaflng efforts In thl* three ministers abroad the president has producing a large amount of gnvn fodder line tin* acixnnpanyingcul may prove ra'gremoved or changed thirty-two. Out of cisco Post. and many also UM it for hay. but owing 56.000 places he has removed or changed to thn wnody fiber of it* item it cannot Th- plan presented D designed for a When Mills gets his bill through the rank along with timothy, clover an*many 48.000. and out of 48.000 there are not aquare plot of ground, but can be adapted country will have neither revenue', nor yty Republicans among the appointees.— other well known hay grosses It grows toother rhapmi plot* with a little-eonsurplus, nor character, nor mean* of do best in warm ramate* and deep rich soil, It possesrea the merit of nor feneo. nnd tliat seems to bo what th- and it’fca not suited to a liarrl pan or close, trirarfre •dty, and with a careful armugenient of Democratic party want*.—Minneapolis THE PENALTY OF FREE TRADE. oouipoct clay soil or any thin land wtarn plant* is exceedingly, effective. Tribune. e it* long top footn would intat wlthobHud tliat in four Protection to tlie American ballot ^triirtions li may be sown broadcaJrt. or against fraud, and American labor agulnxt in drills, but ■. In either nue the ground palling aggregate of l.ttJO.OOU uble bodiod England, ho Mid. is now paying tho foreign capital, will be written on the penalty of tar forty years of theory ns op­ standard of the'Republican parly, nnd should bo rich and wnll prepared, and u«t* posed to her 450 previous years of pros­ that standard will carry them to victory of a weedy eharacter The first growth of the young plants W alow and ferNe, ■ perity under protection. and she must re­ In November.—Minneapolis Tribune. htmee It I* usually tatter to mw in quite 1 turn to Uxjswgoxi old days, or her work­ It was very ------ — z badly overdone in Loulei. narrow drill* .that can ta kept clear of 1 ing px’ple niust either emigrate nr starve. an* Tha South Carolina Democrats would weed* tta first Reason Lucerne has taen 1 I am iufurmed that there are present to­ bo ashamed of such a clumsy job Tlie • grown to a *m*l! rxtrtit in the northern night some laboring tnon—mou who work Wrap! tolling uptaith'80^000 uujmity b ' state*, but seem* specially well adapted • I mortality fa American taatatal* ws* a free- j f.. i-nnvinro I !.t , tl<« over Ml MTHMih tea Crimora war ; «»c< l ■ fender oC tie Atherirau standard <>fwkgM? nllttlp too much But if*^>w»tatriL:inix . to tta south iFroWtcn to twenty potinff* that In th«- British n-vpitah was S3 per eeut, I Cal, from the • T' In <1... - ■&, .... - ... . hvmg and self government, to moot you scared the iMmocratic mauagnrs were.— i of rwvh will, tie required M tta acre, ar ' Now York Mall and Express I cording to the’ manner of atiwing. here, aud to coufww ray Inability to single Wo 1.L11 that Brer Randall hand at: ------- i------- . yon out from the meruhantn and tnann---------- is on ----------------Furiiy Your Blou<l. fscturer^pn wnt It la a boast that the tta Democratic caufcusen of the homo ; imported pntnt<>«-« tnr twn. Buoib au<1 mental m»!Ui depond 3pou ciilxen of no other country rar, mata thatwith the regularity of an old tirner. Jmrt j i ™.. ;—Imca -7.^-. In ,D ;' j have wimwiat interested hca.: hv ...» •>... ..j ' In the chbrehos. at tho convert or tho lee- i ’*an,o we have nowhere nom intima- r.siding the ntautrxw nn foreign potatm-- i ture. the employe and tta employer, the > tion lhttl Bpcr Kal'<1'l!! has let go hk grip f'W :<-ed in tta BgftenJtan) papers this | ",.w. wiucn uc u>;enus to winter 1 nitgrown n large nnmbmof I J* ’ *ro*rtF * Pd '' :i * j housewife and the housemaid, cannot he I on t*u*1 dnh.wltb which be intends to winter I h«r»- grown n large number of I singled out by by ;the the anparal apj.ar.-l worn. Tta *■”*»-*«"-v'” ■ ' protertion'orr fieatrnetkm fi>jxrnctwu of domestic ■ In !; -■ — -• — , ___ __ Sr* xts 1 dnrtric* concrrns especially tta working ; ,rolt • t** wi it* woamvea /ewl.rr‘a‘C a'*4 lx'w,^r» . xncn of America. Would you »hhn tho j Tliu Ignorance of Milla concerning stuck Hw! XV ’••’•Ttn.m ula: ? T f 1 ** ttn'1 nwe products of a mill on one hide of a rivor holding* is no greater than the general acrJimatise a foreign vnrtav. nnd then we ’■ * iA w!lh P. **” th” U»* of Yurt? «£i ••?.»&£“*’ K!W1- K, w because >w. Ignorance concerning tin plates ar,-cotton an- not sure of having « valuable variutv. ■ tacauno Ita ita owner paid 5 per per, cent less ••<**! <» tur dntj. fsr After ^<-,.-..1 .. ' ““ "'*r than ourrtiot wage*, and pAtrQnlxa ah esAfter several yosre ,^..1 trial _r of _n all the loading tablh>btat,liroctly across ttayiver where English and Sculrh variation I have not found one that, will compare for produc wagte'tture SO per oeut less than In nearly overythtog that Amariea*H need A practical advocate of brine salting for the liqjoutted mill’ Tho demoralizing The tariff law bijio longer in aid of the tjveneas with an average American kind. butter wammead, proportion of one nona, all over u.y n <■;.-• i .v>nii «... Do not half pint of aait to a r.IIo:, -f naJer competition of unorganized labor at home beginnings of great Industrie*. but in My advice tn potato growers Is is insignificant when measured by. the ill malntcnancn of vested interests and of plant Imported seed if yod wish to grow a making the weak brine tha/ I. nwol to **.*->■ effect of open competition with the prod high wages for tho workingmen.—Now crop of potatoes that will pay the cost of wash the butter, a little mode or less «*lt cultivation.—lew England Farmer uct* of scant clad, il! fed foreign - labor. York Mail and Express. being Immaterial Churning Is stopped In your praiseworthy desire to poshes* Tho Democratic press talks about the while the butter is in the form of n your own homo*, you may have incurred fidelity of Louisiana to the DAuoeratic “ * pinhead; the but an iadebtednes* Would you by a stroke In the cut. Pig 1 represent* Hubbard's party. It dpes not tall us. however, that ^ra’r" °B- <n<1 at low,t "«<Wh of law double the araouut? You aceom this "fidelity" Is tho result of treason to Curled I«if tomato, numbered with flic of thia weak brine I* puj |n u, fl(wt t|tK plish tl>» satne result by favoring free tta principles of liberty and of^tho sub­ earliest of early sort* The fruit in small thX?^ !?lUnnl,U H «mt. foreign trade, which will shrink your version of tho rights of a largo class of to medium in. rise, tha plant dwarf .In the brine bring drawn off and the peowum earning i one-half la a twelvemonth, but citizens by means tliat every dvillxod habit Tho name comes from tbo fart repeated till the brin© runs clear The which will not shrink tho mortgages on man must look on with indignation and that the leaves curl a* though the plant ■trong brine u, be next used is a eaturatad yrrar hnroca If by a certain law yon horror-—Now York Tribune. were drying up Mint on-a« much salt m the wBrewere dcprivtxl of work and turned from dissolve The washing brine is •hol. There is a Democratic club in St- Louis your home*., and your employers were re °UgWI frt,tn th- batt«’ <nd called tho "Vest club," in honor of the dneed to bankruptcy, would you divide Missouri nanator. A vest club is better strot^ hHnelI. poured un to your raaalning crust with the ttaorirta tluui n bloody shirt dub. but, perhaps, if m ■ brine the butter elands wta made that law* Be not deceived. till event single atom is covered with a It took of! its vest a bloody shirt would bo The free foreign traders aro playing with oj brine Great difference of opinion ytrar dotlnfea as rocklesaly as boys play disclosed.—New York Tribune. prevails ip regard to the advisability of with fontball* Under tta pretext of re- • Tl,e 0,(1 •oldi<*« d«*-1 expect nothing bripo Halting Aa good autboritv as T during surplus revouuc, ttay are strain- ' r~*" **“ n-m~— •- -—' •' * vD. Carth tail* to are either it* utlhty or disappointed tat them form column. Ing oven- nerve to degrade our labor eye ^■nv a« compared to applying'the .alt tern to the European level, mid unless vigorous proteats nro hurted into Wash­ ington by laboring men from every indus­ command of tbe army.—J trial center, tin-, effort will be successful Midte certain that your seed is dean Put no mnfidenor ta thote wta ted! you rhere la nathtag more disastrous th*, that neither party dwdrra industrial lagte •owing foul seed. latiou if. for political affect, that drath gan. Trio Standard -Wo real freetrader*, 6yrr iuul<b,lr pUa, ,;U1 Sh warrant of Amcriran Industrie*, the whose alm Is the 'abolition of tbe but 1 tariff bflL Is pataM in »h„ iOwer ihred of a duty. have. Indeed, good raaaou ; CKIJUOR taraae with tl to be satisfied with tbe work of the (Mills) Fig 2 reprreenta H»t bnway's Rgcalriir. taatupjnd In commit toe. and with tbe efficient support which Vick claims Is. the tart tomato lie inraidcnl mag sign ■ha* rvrr grown This is early, uiedlita tt. and ttan <“• j to large, smooth a» nn apple, solid, andiof NASHVILLE, Mien. Can give tho«e.suffering from any form of DISEASE The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these • diseases » successful practice in dealing with such’ disorders. sfbstimoniai Of these hr 'of Hastings ano • j eluding busine- : • j meetiauics and • ;. suigh epti- . tniners-. DON3* P.UT.Oi • Seeing him if you are suffer। ing from such di>«Now Consultation Free. SSEJr - n£ Tbe Dr. will tell ym; plainly । whether or not lie can- cure •(y«’U. Extended experience s­ a 8i»eciali>t enable bin’- to easily determine, and thebe^t of nn dern appliance*- and the im^Rt approved iwnt'dies adanted forspet iai । . many - of tn»*m prepnrod <»nl.v Banghman. < nnb'u* him w ' feet a run’' ea^iiy " ; uth* ■ .ers uouhbfuj'l. I When An Yeo tag? ,'^111 r i”'‘I1 "” d‘“*’—Ml, rf w alter/ messtn* —Indiatinpota Journal luiminc <>rape For training thr vine tbe Kirtffcn trr-Uis IN A CO. '■■‘Pfl* �Till- VILtAGE DOCTOR. A SECOND THOUGHT. DROPPING 10,000 FEET. HUNTING FOR "FIGHTING JOE." EXAMINING TEA. REVIN SCENCES OF THE TIME WHEN BAU.OON.ST-S OASING LEAP WITH r .EHY BO DY PRACTICED MEDICINE. A BIG PARACHUTE, WHAT A CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICIAL SAYS ABOUT “Calomsl and Jalap.' >4 t:Mi»y, gel tbe shriek of -s' ,>f hi* «tr* and then take i|to old plnnttition tinte* ho i lunttaod. Among tta ole •4 void ta tta [xintry of the i tta iKHtw.wife kept her 4,-n-d cnrionsly about ta lit.' ruth.- * retired shelf on to. dr5 |O, |toni , w&koSSui** “ — £4'.' ownd-wtor. Asa ta- evervtariy rWs vlto yearned to be (■ or VJLMKVTS. . 'P‘ t iiluentea wg» Umith today. There .-...;u • lisuosra. A man jerebro spina) men­ , ' :k-i had. If hu hud A ta Une i-Ndl>rtl lift ongufth j 1 lymouniotda. Tbi^w ird i.w.ettiy filing ut him. i ■.•ngUfthlr; putrid *pre i\.in tta tai. Ila ' il trouble with hi* • . ui-nl piititlmc wae i- . 1 iii-Jol-bronidiitiak i«m invmtal in our r-» ra-vvr troubled -.., Hem» old time : . ■ t '. die. Imd a cun•! il fr» in w inch tu eiioiav, i f livdl, plain nnd unro- ' • 'dud lie donil'u-d iiitusa'U to -iusl arid jnUp—adituuisvelfuh rtare must havo tpfn-w ■ f these drugs when d'letont died. If a man mkkj, U-s» i.ittcu by a mad dog b ...dal'liv be was told to toko if ii4 rvfitood and diedjit -ciit. jit bo took them and died, - that no human power could <-i nnd jhlap The only re:n: - the private remedies of the .t tin vid woman thought : valuable medicine out-of •amaru.<ii,' Mrs. Perkins, often t . ury- tin* uw of make not ..i- ’■■ bring ttadtevoMrapidly An .-. I iHgro, Aunt Kitty, brtitucoi was duck'* fat, but - kiikvi.ut u errudn phase of :.<• la: invited over a, flro ‘•unmiihy that ita artro- taste or - .- n it cb-irnrd the vrindpipc aii<i ■ and finished by par­ - .f tft^re..t. Its forte wu.- •t’r-ught tta cold ont, and it r;. ; .al.sin out, and the heart s • thing ttar Caul 1 te moved tn tta cuticuls after a composi- testament bearing date tta Ktb <ia> of kpril * -D-. MTT. Dy wftleb <w, Zalmtrtek HnbjJn hL’ came tho owner ot «i.f lu«» . ..t «ww, amtued Hie cumpwniMM by *j«tang it -4- - ^4® —>nr «.„rl,i. tar work of reforming tta norH_ she was a girl of iuI1Pi -.i,....... , . “ ° 8<> said Edward D. H<yB!l to n group nf SK vf town u, proprietary t<» the i.i'uw.ru., spu u’-Sfc" referred to his law taok, (or KU1dai;ee’ SaT ^W°rku “ hl* hbrary reading Uu-w books, and M she thought lie amid anything but what he found there ,ho r,r£ fully tore out and burned thuw tagra that cnotetarel priuc.pl.. uf dwiiionaof wl£h3£ diaapprored. How could he, whlh on th. onyttang not to ta seen In tta traita by whteh ^J^°ffe,ulv's u OVw’y u* b"ok Hint *ta ^«ted iu bu library. Uut th# a“* iuto lh‘' IJre until the book Suited her, aud ata felt *u:v that her fattat would tacompelted to confine hijj^f to such law ra sta h-ft. 8ta kept on at this Zto? f‘k'“»K •WWk’* U",a 4,0 iau,Fbt at it; tmrby that Ume a great |<ft llf j Cody * law library tad been ln efforts to roton, tta wwld.-Nrw York buL ----- --------------------- isnif," TWtooUre authorities of Vienna he time pan have, appUarti.w, issued so calta. ’ utterrtattoiuil identity'card* " ron“toUiu; of a photograph, on willcU ’u brhrf porwtsri dm-riimon of tta owner ft written ’ll lltonnan. Fn-hefa English), and to which an ofik-ml certificate and seal ft attadust In such a way fut w> Dre_ vent tbe ptttibiUty uf the .-xcdiang.. <rf the carte de visit, j-tatograph. Therard ft kept m .1 .mail leather cover, cun therefore easily ta carried, aud for purpose of id.nufirattou ft fully as useful uud even more convenient to traveler* than a pMsport. This same idea r*“ P?dln Pnw tick6t* our Ceatennial Exhibition in 187B. Each press ticket bore tta photograph of the editor or report.T Who j-rwutwl it, aud this prveaution prevented “passra" from taing traurferred.—House Journal hiw i;iAle ' S?H‘ *“t'r'for U*y 10010,1 w'ina apdcxhmutol. Afu-r drinking heartily tlw Gvrauui *)>uku up again and said; ' . * uugid^ b «H° tWU***• fron, chil'lhXirtokZ ‘tta’kJE^ to . tiior- tv Philadelphia tor him.- by dH-mical analysis, a valuable aid to tta examiner." “Is tra tastfng or testing injuriou.?” ' and delight In u..j sr-iuaro salU. i H<ri«vdu ..^Z i Uwsta^nt eve^J11aX^ X^ anting In tta- ron.’irwtmg of Lalk-.m ^d «i every poclhfe iwuion bad made nn uM-rtBion, frequently ruins nn i abtetaigbte. J C * c0““der w°inen bearing trunks and bandies and children; mottare with ta ,h° ,hroa“’ *U *,W"T’ “* lh<’ ,h''‘bu Ottaere in gray rode up nwl down warning tta propte to remove ^iiM.aud etahiren to ptecosof safety, a. Ttaroi.Bou^’ ta«“XmraJl t tag to A, anything unjew. I cj taLt Jn X viou* muriUand tall AirttaMta-ranr IlJfaa man A few huiulred f.«t ta». or B tL bun dred tort mure will ceita? nothin ■ 14 nm I met at taw doublJita dtaX ' ra“n-ut' '-utTywm would not ta '?r®“» <*v«*ling aaythmg. k“w.‘ Jo*, Huoker n“T ^ru than 1T* L*«‘» bumbtat, private, but h« tad fuI* of tnion tohtar. who.hail b*" “* ,trwtfc“ i«» n knownutl.iug, nnd pend tho scouting 3uft.<d»ral4M iiwsy tut ignunuituk they came. tar iftteuing to a fuw of hft blind answers "J «l~A"ratoi w»l k. to will, y!"."?1 i* *or J*« etawhere. There He repented thl-. talk enr reudv nn.i '■> <if. whi-n getting lift . . tories, will determine qualities without pro­ longed tasting or amnlling; an exoeadve in­ dulgence) m thia respect doubthw would aud •ometimca does affect tta nervous system, ft may be seriously." “It naturally ervotes Zajrablek Holden departed' Staft Ufa •raving tar last will and testamrot taarlngdate tbe tan day of Augu«t. a. D.. imi. by whfth tta Mid John lioidra became the owner of said u<de and tiHirtgagegiven ttal on Jtainntey tta toiRb tav VJi. at Mt*<v*elnck In the forenooo. I KliaU *ell at public auctk>n.*to tta hlxtart bidder, ?^1th,<jI¥i'U,.frout <1Qor ‘d tta courthouse In tho City of Hastlncn. Barry County, Mich Iran, (that relK f‘ta:*"bPre ’be cireult court for Bar,m M0,deu'. the premise* deseritad hi >; theorem nasaUthaj ?;x.r£s!i-' s; km? J™'1 l"‘to. ijiurteri1, i of section numbertwrarytwoasitn town one (1) north of range ten (|6) west, coutaliiing seveatv-oneand TO-IOO acres trf laud, ta the same more tm Im. ... ......... fcv., uuucr wv pjtaeni n* taw. entirely too much; and at tliesamu time it •itiarter h j line, twelve Ct3) Chains and fortkaevm <«) i!° toghway known as tbe Grand KaRi^ruuMl.tileiK.-eaHttirav <3> C!:aUl9^a,J thirty ho link*, ihenenrouth ten <to»chains amt slxty-inven (S7l links to quarter (Uy line ttanre tW“‘“n, »>‘ree G) etam, "Very likely, m both quality ami strength aroewential elements composing a good cup of ten. Many a good housewife fails in no­ curing a good cup of,tea by not puttft^ KTi'tirr tew.te ‘ center; in ti .swnv v.u i nVH tu.. r».T^.i . ly^Jn did nut know what panicky times i enough in tta pot." t>.« only ktouttok. “S’b" U»» «« «■ U«“How do they adulterate tea iu tta pro­ HX- ym-ift. uf atom doth. It te not uniiku a i*«U«1 wards upstairs were hungry; so ta i ' dudug cwintrtair State of Michigan. County of Barry- **. mammoth Gmbrelin without a. (tick, the put on >1 long fare ami declared that he "We have no accurate knowledge'upon V*"1 ”v rirtuecfawrlt brnew* living tagiblo Curds running down iual just tad u vudt from ayiarty of Confedwhich to Inse an intelligent reply. Tta al­ of lien tirUb Issued oat ot the Circuit Coart fur twenty-five test, and fastening to nn iron ■' eratw who tad eaten up about all thr jnuitry tta County of Barry. Slate of Michigan, to me contained, and ttare really wm. not- "enough leged mrthtxbi are various, but sufficiently *U1 delivered ngalnst the roods and left now to begin on.’’ Tbe true bumnwr well authenticated to repeat." nerer ex|>ccte to live high on a route that has just been traveled by other* of hu kind, and was fastened to tta outside of tta hot air tmi- ] “.Wide variations in tta quality of' leaves 1-rank] in Harner la and to tbe tel kiwi nr de­ barn in a perpendicular form by a cord. I ttaae unfortunate fellows took tta burgher’s found in tta same ‘cheat1 or ‘chop1 are often scribed piece of land to-wit:All that eertalnnlwce IV lien the balloon was at tta proper height ! To <mlv nto .j,. .vhoW. , Nm-v to iBuu'iue n - whi>» ™- > ' Sum.thing About llxlesu. ----------- uaxwon, ue . UO UU Aura ol n».-Ui< torn Ora. In ... Iu,, hi. lira, uraT H. *“ ’"““IT1 17'■’•”> T“" -a -taUH —r bJX nul, *.I1“” A"lb”'"' ol . ■•taMHO’l. «-l — iwSnW u, A. b. p; ,Wg boMUi,. u» IuU.Er.wndk. “ I™''—”—■<"> -I- —N»»d«.>. ’b" “A - hh> U» IMU-r l»Ur^d to l» <lnj Mr. ot » ibtriOE ud nohte Ottuk. The Arabians, ft is true, employ a "JUi nu., .. . Scab- if I .aur l.Ht 1 - N. MX balloon outtht k. ink. n» op two Tf1 MCiouf tta Arabian iMtrqnwnu being tuned InHda ut SX> twd trwn the Um. 1 kwr. th. to quarter tunes in iuch a way that music ballooo. Thl. dwthik- wtU nwupr thr™ Meontlk after tfiat ■ ntirr1 f, . r«arna. rtoam >11 adapted to ttain cannot i-uuiui ta uo playedI'layeu. ujmo upon aa ., . , • . . . --------, European :instrument Europsrtti iiAtrumctit uf of any kind, kiod, or even , rigmriawde or one npnnta and thirty aetonda sung by n Euro>>ean without giving the Oriental the impression that tta tuns u false ’ inx^Urmj.t-Ulojopw^-J. —San Franc: *co Exnuuner. The chute* guy iuu. brosen, cried Hogan instantly. "I’ll havo to come down and start over." As -xm as puodblo Hogan deThe night clerk at a Wert Side hotel has srended. ’Til .go up Again in an hour," ta loon shot up almost straight to a distauoa of fully K’jSX) fssA. It then settled aliouc 400 M t and hung like a tall in tho bnavcnx The matobvs, and then drop* off to sleep; If <­ ground watebed tta taUoon wj,th bated customer attempts to |iass tta sleeping clerk breath. Tta rvj«irters were provided with without paying bi* check his b-ct encounter powerful glesec*,and saw Hogan makeready to jump. fusitado tliat nrouMw tbe sleeping clerk and Talk.” sirtKot/puuring a given quantity of tailing u, Ki; 2^2^ £—..... -........... I™"i”'A"4,ur'"S Ito torrluur M u Mr. H W. nwn touier* from getting away without laying their score. At tho same tune ho combi nos buriuea. with pleasure, arid thereby gvta more sleep thou any other night clerk in town. Every morning at I o'clock bo strews nxai 4"'“*' 1£*‘*uorMo4.lu*««l ttam in touj ™ “ ! ~>™> Uu-1-nditan iMCIrai h..k t.m , ^d-bln, hi. mdiury wmurr, -id, u. I nd or bwiUhul colora!. nd .n«-»«d . nj„„| U. r»rri (r-w, th. .i iu rk— . t„„t hrt«rfi«. hod It -n uroo(h Orwu i Uu“ •» mwU» wwtory ot l^tation at Loa.ion H- wa. m|.l.w«t brOrant Inn I at WaHdop<«. and Iw ^no,t.hwd Grant . on hi, lonr anwud th. world. It nu thrmrh Grant that iw jot to l» eunnl at 1 r>__ _ _ _a a. . a. . a . . । aua bocmimju uuxou up tn some | question a* to id* right to certain salaries BUhanur ,»dU™ b. ta U» someway. It was through Grant that ta I gnt tho material for hte “Military History of UlywwaR Grapt." It wa. through him that j he got tho experience that enabled him to with those that are matured, neglecting to expense of tho quality." “How much tea is confiscated P “During my service only one imrtanre of ."Why do y<xi not drew samples youreelfr “in excepUonal Caere 1 do. This duty. spiracy; a Cuban KumonM,” published in ISiS, luts hardly had a national circulation. Tta truth is that Bodeau has Ijocomv greet • 1 DU CEUIO cmwvu. uugou Orow i» up fay tta reflected light of Grant, and tta ntti 11 ta rcakoed the ropes to which ta lashed ' tempt to makh out Grant an Ignorant, un­ I himself. Hr did nut expect tta chute toepen 1 grammatical writer, and a man unable to he might ta shaken off tta bar by ttarapidity fallen flat, as far as Washington is concerned. & tta fall unlee ta took the precaution to It may ta that Bodvsu was not treated ubjwito/ti -to thuir jiaticnU I fMtan himself. Wtan ta stepjwd on the edge ’ ' No’ matter how much the of tta car to spring off into space some of the which ta tad with Grant, but he has un­ I hj^.-tAtors grew palu and sick. Surely thb questionably injured himself greatly in atat j airing man wa* going to certain death. m»i- -imiy warned to turn a ■ A jbout of terror goes up Hogan hu I jumpKt Down lik.- n caniiuu lull he fell for writer well. Ho u a very p|caaaut conver­ ■ I abne-l tint^ first blow ut tta WO fort. Tta chute has not yrt opened. sationist, uud hi* round, rod whlski-rod ;im«, aud it tiappcund in thft. ! Down it came like a gigantic elongated bird. faro, h» short, stumpy form and hft pleasant •• >Mting on u |ilnnintion nnd I Hu won falling like a meteor, and tta n>octa- blue eyes are well known in Washington. ti6 lattar, u. r.uui of advanced 1 tors shut tlu-ir eyu* white still keeping their. has boon spending tta winter hen-, and It is a J-ath’s door, owing tcrapruglass'- elevated. Suddenly a shout goes up. matter of regret to hft friends that ta ha* ■f dynetitery. Day by day tho Tta ebute ho* caught ta > air. It opens like become Involved in tta present controversy. worth ita weight in gold, taxapw it wo* tta wings of n monster eagle. Hogan's flight Even were ho correct in hft stat, menu bo •' The <i:w desire of thodying coined fur tta Conf.dvrato government dur­ downward was almost stopped with a jerk. would havo trouble in proving them to tho ■Untight of cold water from one of ing tta rebellion, from a die which was cap­ Tlien tta chute tcttles down to a strady tured by the Unital Rtatra auttaritim after journey earthward with iu pxu*enger, and Into a controversy . in which ta is handi­ ■ mgs whi'ih abounded on tho in thri minutes from the time tbe recklue capped at tta imtert, and into which he will . >in<i blinded and thirst' tta forty-second piece hud been struck off. it is thought that only about twenty <if tta*o man k-tt tta balloua ta landed :afely in mi gat into more trouble tta further ta goes. ojwii field wmo little distance from where Thera is no doubt in tta minds of tta leading utarailingly, for the thinker* nt Washington that Grant i the i tta asceut was made. , CtomvpotMhint was almost the first to grasp । author of lift own book, though ho may have _________ .____________ y-____ j tta hand of tta acrotuffit ISO hip r<-quest*. into Great Britain ft from Hussia. tta largest». “1 lost my breath,” said be, "when I shot , which Gen. Badeau could, from his famili­ '“ ‘ u ui" ro*un, fur ta dearly competitor of tta Uniteri Staten. Thu annual down so fast, but I caught it again after a ( arity with tho subject and bis knowledge of literary methods, so easily give.—Frank G. ave rage ut tta wheat crop of tho United •' time. Il wm a great jump, wnxu'lri!'’ States for .cveral y Ara past Iws tarn 436,- j Profeawr Hogan win reared with smuL Carpenter. __________________ dated, for while no end- had HOO 000 bustalk, and tbu export 1J3.000.000. > He had never seen a man jump with a chute. Tta average crop of Rutaa tor the iu.-uo Hn was much duaps-o-nt-d nt th- slow time ■ -1to inm -nwu the uid man twri'xi 1ms bee n ZffjA'.OUD buxhoft, uud tta made, exjsJCting to come down m mnety axng liltn hi* watch from off oxnort 70 OOO.OUO.-Chicago Herald. said that you can prove anything by statis­ uniii Tlie chute was twenty feet in diameter 11 ■' ‘ did .no, ami he told me I should * ' Oscillation wus guarded against by means of tics. Under Lout* XVI, for instance, tho ■". v "“d bring him a pitetar of <‘».srerd for the < orrectlona four inch bole in tbe ap-X. He wax over- tobaA-o tax only produced 000,000 francs, ta ’ •- watch was of silver, m largo a* ■ ,MUnrfw,lh«nIr.|uMlwmdw«<,ulU 3’ r. and I loiigwl tp such lacksou (Mien.) uor. time tta average duration of life waa twentyJ tl,e buf? . , I brought Itawater. At times tho batknian. •even years. Now tta tobacco tax produces "No, I want a cab to take me." was tta ; Globe-Democrat. ‘ ’’•: ■' -A humanity raata mo bring it, 300/00,000, nnd the average duration of life '•;i’ ‘ ! ’tank of tta watch and doubt. rsfily of the purist. is forty-three years. fhxftkins, who suffer And the cabby meekly bowed his tadd and j Ad« io# tc <■:; man swallowed tho pitcher's oonmado ’the charge M. 75 per cent, of which - ------—. k>miv.*, -.■■-■ . a.kman, • — —— —-------trot* <-t a draught and dled-ten years after, , in a very early period of hft career, that he was for tta enforced lusson in grammar. '-i •: ..n .1 1 have tta watch yet.—“J. C. will not rat too much, and, according' to my • U) 1:,! ulclphia Timm. Detroit Free ITwa. that “all joy* coi strict notions, ta should never use intoxltacto." Where A 1 fine wvrr~-w~. enttag liquoro or tobacco, particularly tta Farmer (retunisd from townj-Ttars-w tta tamer. A man should tawp g«d boura thl'.: “ /Mnjr incl'*«‘V connected with terbacker, an - tta molaa-w, and tbe condition 1 The gay fellows wno sit up till - and 3 u dock to-' <r..t„ u^icb JT, oruUUlncJ only powders for tta sick brindle heifer, an’ ln morning, “drinking wino and lager "-“‘‘■■'•'I tad diwervoa most lasting place ,T. • beer," probably think they ere tavuig lots . With Cd Washington s cavalry Wife— Where’s tta quinine, John, I asked i ot fun_ Tbo^fnct ft, ttay ore not having 'uluhtrer trooper ..from Virginia, Wtf^Where . tn. qui .joynmnt. In betavlxig that ttay aro re.-r r..,li,tKO>a gjftnt hl also,and with getting n full measure of enjoyment, they I >, 1’:T*ai5tfa of Richard tta i are the victims uf on Illusion; they see life 1.’u«:.m1 In a Hhort encounter-in that The Epoch. through jaundlood eyes. WM} .raer ,lt the wfaen ! Bv and bv tho scalc»< will bo taken off, life average soma 30,000 potants g“> '■'« Maryland in Ha attack ^pon ' .... ....... Maliv !■ tta truth af tta Two-thirds were usually gran vol ''ra,ter » guard., ta dew, with his own Ed-How ol wmmoo mmw), “uM toffT W-e about mod­ T*'“in. Hui sword was ovur four Al—Look nt this bill from my tailor, re-; dnmwutratad posribly too ai> ‘tiigth, tati so heavy that not another cdptod.'—Tul Bite. I late to do them any good. As it ft written ublistad as a praotitioner in the. distinct «« m ?ta army could wftld iu One of tta — 1 '——~ . . in tta Scripture... “I have soon tta wicked In Add rrf patenta Now there nr" about 35,000 v rib., despiu, Francisco’, parrying, ran . ____ <■ iiko tiid inonls ,u _____ ki„,„ir nt. . application* each year. About 30,0)0 teiyourt Jmo lattert thigh, picrafaw are granted. Many of tbe devices for which n-R’ te n:< l„,r^. i.s.______ -TT® ■ ..------- J but has to De laiu on i.u-.• - --------m, cown □ni.-S,” Orta. h.r»« could not ta found." it 1* n fart that "tta way of tta tou-sra-or" of Nature's UwU a inn mi l uea rrancisoo made lartox. strata with hi. mighty Itad. and ttlmn-s "luUtL" And one Of the old phxlooon» Tbe f. brad u> bis shoukters. ante at Public Metlon or vendue to the htehrat bldder. at tta north front door ot the Court !2f^,.eSreU1t00'ullor BAKKK silHlNEH. StariH at Barry Co. Mich. u„ ‘7 PBtW A. SHELDON. Voder Sheriff HMITIl A COUiROVE, Attorneys tor ItalutitT, packages, or ray about IJKiO.CM) pounds. About half of ttaae were sulsequentiy ad­ mitted upon re-exanunatiun by arbitration committees, a« provided by tta oct,'" “Do you swallow tta tea io tta process at Notice Is hereby given tliat f *haJl Mdl at pub­ lic auction, u> the highest bidder, on taUMay tta twenty-third day of Ju»u-. A. D.. law?atdeu ocloektntbe fyeenoqu. at tbe Probate court room, in the dt$of llMtlnra. tn ita rimatyrf Barry. Ln the stale of Michigan, pursuant ta’lloenne iuid authority- granted to me ou tha fifth day ot May, A. D.. lifts,by tta probate court of ■ "■■■ 1 ' " ■ :.■■■• r . ■’ KUSJiss aayxisM Urine.' The north half uiS) of tbenorth fractional»e>r ,n ,rL?,.if ’Pe0on taenty-flre 05) tu township number three uj. north of range number eight *77’ Tl<7>rS‘n< J? u,e Vnl,c<1 Hul*l survey; sail! sale tcbl- sub set tn nil eneninl.eanta- adulterations or admixtures which do or may ----.__ .. ... ... . .. Dated May 3th. A. D.. IMW. v.th E k24aT»’k'' Administrator. State of Michigan, । completed they aro held subject to tho order r_vu, v* ,.uvun mun lor i- ,,, . . d'rected and delivered acalnst the goods and ebauels and real estate of Lymaa A. Bhedd I did on the jut day of February. A. I), is* lew unon and take all the ri.-nt title »...t _ * In tta examination."—Now York iuz described pieceoforthe parrels The south hal/Ym south ot )*nd to-wit ■ 'JU'”enb five .23) in town two tt) north of range number ten uu)we«t,contalnmr eighty acres of land more or teas; 'atao tire following piece oc parcel ol taud situate and be­ ing In tae towDMiln of Prairieville, county of tarry and state of Michigan, and il-wrltad m follows to-wfte (toinniencln^. at * Mint torty- I * prepared especially tor children, and ita sueIn curing eroap, whooping-cough, cold*, hoarseness, brouchltlv. and like throat and tang affections so etvmtnon to childhood, makes it JwtUy l-ipulsr n* a household n -fle nil. remedy. I’rektiam sCroup Bern- Ur^S all edy ft pleasant to take and eon- fnrrnc Af tain* nothing the least inlurtous 1O"IDS 01 to the most delicate child. No nmm form of opiate enter Into Itseom1 UUP position, thereby obviating the stupefying effect resulting from tbe administration of tbe various ci-m Cures Whooping--5-S3;U“SL!f‘!1-; Cougrh 10 ••> time. SI SiflSE- ' Cures'”'' £ Coughs and ES’UiS^gdS:." colds. four (W rods theuco south elghteron < 18) rods, nuirv im fess, to a fence, thence west twentvtour (M) rods thence norto eighteen [1-. rn-is along the renter of tbe bfthsay to tbe place of tarionleg, containing about throe (3J acre# ot land be tta same more or less; being a part ot the north west imurter l‘«] of ttanorth east quarter (ft(ot section nurnlier two {JI in town one (n north ot r»t,T- ten (10l west, all of which I shall expose tor sale at public auction or ven­ due to the hlgheot bidder, at the north front door of the Court bouse in the city of ll.istinrSonDf1' 01JH7?? o' MlchUtan, that bring ttaptacepf holding tta Circuit Court tor the County of tarry, on Saturday the 2Bth day of Mar A. D. Be*, nt ten o'clock In tta forenoon f . rity ot Hastings this eth day of April. A. , BAKER SHKINEfc .. . Wi’-rifl ri Barry County. Michigan. BV I. W. V niXiMlS. lA-nn’v Khurl* * KtSS?f “ Oounty ot Barry-ss. NoUee ft hereby riven, that by an order of tta Probate (ourt for Uic County of Harry, nu.de on the wtb day of April. A. D. ItaTnlx iSitta fn”?^S‘Tt£.werc *n('Wrtl tor cradtara toprejentUrttr elaluixagaiBMt Hie estate of Samur! 5Sfcl^.WZSS&“~=!-JS‘ - tJTMew*. Iteigler A Housh. merchants. Freeport. Mich., wrilru-We hav- sold mon­ th an four gross ot Dr. Peckham’s Croup Rem­ . la.ui. <<> miu i ruuaie court. at the cdy. gnaranteeln* edy. guaranteelnit it to .. do — all —. that ..is .ta.,™ claimed 1 rebate office. in the City af Hasting*. for examfor It. or refund the price, and not one bottle han ever been returned. ef October next, and that such claim* will be beardI before said court, on Thursday. the well ’ PECKHAM’S CBOUP BHMEDY In prepared only by Dr. H. C. Peckham. Freewort, Mich. -Sold by all dniafttx, 25c. and 50c. perbottlr. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. State of MIch^Dy" nTheVtamt Court fur the County ot Barry In chancery. Kt&teot Michigan, tta Circuit Court tor the County ot Barry—In chancery. Alouro 1>. HtlU, complainant. vs Thomas Mar­ tin. Atnoe Hanlon, tbe unknown heirs of Bal ph W. Denoon, deeaaaed, aud tta unknown tain of Is.use Boyd, deceaserl. dafradants. Fifth Judicial Circuit—In Chancery- burineseBi Basting*. Michigan; oom- ‘AVLS.*?7,1U •‘‘‘‘•^'■Z-FIfUi Judicial Cir Upon doe proof bv affidavit that Wm. H. «.aw and Hmirv <' I'......... ..... ...... bouse Id die city of Hartings, ta i the ith day of May. In the year eight huDdred and eighty elglit. la this cauee It appearinx by r proof to tbe satlxtacCircuit Court Coannft- VanArman. solicitor* for the abowt named com- SS3TJ <rf thl* order, else the said bill <>l "o“ n“vm assra; BHKawbsfeS this date. in il,- CStfiUSSSl Halp!> W. LWwroo. talrs of said Isaac. befurr tta «h day of •erred on the raid delttdanta. William H. Ilnnr one tbouxand. eight •»w Md Henry C. Hmujh, penuuraliy. at least u<-,lm,i b-r"1 i-^SS iiasrausa ar-."«a..---- - eity of Of all tbtarea fools ara tta won*; ttay rote < B«rry. a- d- -• “ V«a’lty 01H***11**u“s nm *’•7 Of •How much tea u rejected each rearf land, and it was through him that be made mousy out of his letton beaded “Grant in ita* -written, which have attracted no notice whatsoever Badmu pubifthwl In 1S50 a book called “The Vagabond,” a collection pass’s? Wit I The west half ot the north wratquarter^ section twenty-eight <X) In town tour (<k north mI^ d Following tbe disappearance of the upper limb of tta sun’s disk at sunset, tlivre 1ms been otaerved the ptaaouMnon of a beautiful green ray, its flash being ns rapid as that of lightning, uud only visible under rare coodi tions of clearmot - «f tta sky. The explanstion offered fur its api>caranre is that of the simultaneous contrast of colon, the ttaory propounded originally by M. CtavreuL— Globe-Democrat. . I “ • “■“Ser «< ■’Uh "beuar. U X. nm "" «"t «U— U“t ^xummee. — Raleigh Kite Fitter. T.H wtfTlo Ve.. tajJ h J/T* Aptjl thirteenth A. D , tag La**5S;., ti^. ... »i._ t iuhi recon WORK. « will, siglitwielug aial foraging. At a tawe, dowdy barred, n parly of tbe.. ind^ pendents halted and trgan to recotmdtor. rmmen from tta strwt tta owner was Oilton* »na*lo thereof." i > area an.! wtare THE [A true copy. 1 8TVj �pitcaires island CRIME THAT RESULTED IN THE EVO­ LUTION OF A NEW PEOPLE. AMERICAN CHAMPION car in tha: city. This should teach as not tn become wralthy New York bankers; and il ------- ' -------- -s. ' "S’MM ■» qually plain. — Norristown Herald. Bpitbrad, England. Ix-uud for the Knuth Hen British admiralty tu riait the Society and Lieut. Bllgh in oaninan-l usually u. vrtntringand insult!uj: -li»poritf->u. al visited. ;Christian -teu-mnued to ty from Ute ship, and was informed tteobiwain that tbe «i*w ware ready to mutiny. He Mirprired the captain in hH brith, owh a prionrr of him and took pos■ acwnoti of Ute -hip. Tlie captain and eighteen of his twheers and men were then ret adrift Chrirtlnn. with the twenty-four otterwho ha«l nranined in tbe ship, strered for the Bocfety Island, mu! Mixtom of them Anally decided to remain at Otatalte, while Christ- otaheitean women and seven men, set Rail -in tlx- ship for any piaoc that chance might take them. Nothing was beard of Christian and ship, happening to touch at Pitcairn's Island, found tiiere an Englishman called Alexander Smith (liis name was altaward changed to rivor of thorn who bail sailed on the Bounty. Christian, thinking tbe island a place being Mil-covered, bad landed there and burtiMl tl>° ship. Things went smoothly for hc i trull men's. Tho OUihdU-ana rebelled and kilted all tta Otaheitmn inen. BEST ROAD SCRAPER Alpine guides are in demand in the Hima­ layas, in the Caucasus nnd among tbe^New Zealand Alts': and a British mountaineer re­ . ................. .» ... .... .... ... »....... u. Vi;-■ ttfroli-Sg Iz-diea o< mortgages on |>W IP and t tMwd by him. . And whereas. Ihr —— a ortHERN Judge of I rowe ------------------------- FACIFi,: anoe ot mo suiruir. in iiko rided the said mertgaiP* will if f0"**0** sale of the premise, ti»ereli>iji-s<-ril>ed. at pub I tovernmont^ANpS. lie auction to lhe tdgkest bidder, at Vi'Li'ieLl' ! door ot thr court bouse in Hie city of Hssthuri; 1; ivatixinvs UV A«tr» <•«■•’ A' ,.2V„ -n,t orvr-m. at LOW PRICE Celebrated North Fairfield Plow. free sew for is; •’SSftfSsi.-taK Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricnltnral Implemente of all the be>t makes. CALL AND SEE 1’S. Patronize the Banner Job Rooms. Dated toe twen appeared al’BM Champion and Advance Moweru, the Arthur Votf and Carriages, the Eergnson Road Cart also ths J< M. ROGERS. mate for the quart•• r j uxt ended, in the course of which, it i> added, tho receipts by the pro­ prietors <>f the gaming tables showed an in­ crease over the previous quarter. Bcriptural text* have PuMiah COOK Champion Twine Binder, gage, or any |»rt thrrrol whereby ibe wnrerm 1 late contained In sola mortgage haa become ja truecopy.1 Begley-Jonee won fl0,000 in a lottery Gaglcy—He must l>e if *be was fool enough tn tell them anything alwut his luck—Life. Hastin 11 you will e«ll *1 our warehouw. Hurt door north ol BanUry Bro,. * kin,' offloe. Broadway, we wBI be plaawd to allow and explait,,, r„„ ,h. n.ao-d unrivaled marjitne. Wr alao keep on hand the hatched out in a magnetic field, with the re­ defonm-.l—blind, d-af or Inmi-.—London Electrician. -- ------With Every Baltic. Drug Clerk (to youth who «atiw wm»ething to aid tl.i- growth of his whbkem)— After tin* elixir makes your bcenl rnn»e out, then you can get the wind started through them with tbi- little pair of bellows.—Judge. VOL. X> IN -THE WORLD. I SitSK-; trt~. the most app .as '•nnpetmt w-o LUNN : BROS in tho vertlserncut* of champagne, <-nrwli« and jot- THE ••Unmarried traa” an* a fashionable diver­ sion in Washington. For unmarried tews very Young Hyson Is tbe appropriate thing. 0?P CR gAl bn TAILORS hire. Lillie DnvoreauK Blake thinks women would makegood soldier?. Only four Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hasting1* He: bort Hjamcar haa nd hair, * three awsvedwl in making an Intoxicating liquor and drank himanlf to death, another oue was executed by hte companions, and a third died of consumption. ---------- THE BISSELL------ — inipn<~.«l with tbe rtapcmiubility resting ttpoo him of teaching the dnsoendanta of hitnw'.f and bi- companions, tho truths -f tbe Bible. The rn*ult wns a model community. In 1SW the inhabitant* moved to Norfolk 1*1- COMBINA TION PLOW All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles With Reversible Share and Point, Pitcairu. This colony has since born remark­ able for the purity in which it haa retained the principle.! inculcated by tho patriarchal SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD. Rreot QDVANCL ©ver ©II 0tl,er PL0WS. Q»»lity of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. • L’oll aovle txrlnIn Call early while our stock is complete. To Try It is To Buy It. nhabfaante, named McCoy, slnp-TO Liverjiool. In the thcr American ship, the Wandering Jow. stopped at Die island and vo leaving (.'apt Talpey, the commamter, took ■with him another one of tbe inhabitants. RBSPBCTPVLLY, Don’t fail to examine the Bla-ell If in new! of a plow quadruped. Hfa dolight ami astonishment when Iw find saw n steam engine and train were unlioundcsl- On his arrival Christian was treated with tlie greatest kimlm-ss. and when be left England took with him many j^TUART. KN A POWDER Absolutely Pure. Hwi-einaq Block, tJ Ciotir This powder never varies, ^tearvcl of partly strength and wholesomeness. Mure economical than the ordinary Kinds, ami cannot be sold In competition with tlie multitude of low test, short aeigtit, alum or phosphate powders. Bold only In cans Rnv ■ ■ r»—*» r*« uw Wall SUN. V. m. bates. K Minnesota Leads the World in tbe liilte Wand church, attisted tar father leader in everything mixing tho women on tbo Bland for Tbe Century. w>d "he told Mrs. Talpey tluU «hc rever bJu tui idle roonuxuL a rest ami change from tlie ordinary routine of life. On an isolated Island only a fuw mile* iu clreuiaicncici*, in midoccan, and rtritahdng only one village of J<*> than 100 iidud-iianU. ••summer residences” sirable. Yet tbreepeopk have alrmdy liegun to build, a little way frum the main settle­ ment, a small "numimr colonywhere tbe can in tbe tillage. They have named their retreat “Happy VaBer.’ The condition of the blandera iuw lately been considerably improved by the numer­ ous visits of English and American ships. Tbe population is increasing slowly. In ]t>7V It was IM. In December, 1682, it was 108, of which number 2 were shipwrecked sailora of alxMit HO fauiiliiw, who live in singk- story cottages formed of lounboo, with tbatched Alton: • atlenUuu to colr-cii H One In particular, Mim Emily McCoy, kept Close to ter all the time, asking her all in­ ner uf qu-wtions abuat the ouUldo world. horse cars look like! Aud the cburchre-do you ha Vi- |«opk> enough to fill tb*mr Among tiw island women who visited Un­ ship on this iK-.-asi'ii was Misa lU»aliud PRICE Lunn Bros GOODYEAR BROS. his arrival at Hull, England, Earnest Chris- visiting Sen Franciaco, aud going completely the wvrid l-vforv ho returned to his ■mu-. Op her second visit tn Pitcairn Ipey lio-i with l*r a young English " X SoIJi HY A. BARBE F’bysi • SUMPS', M*sB»A I ’ w. 1AJWBY, 'J. Phya Mate o' Michigan. County of Barry, hotiee In hereby raven tliat by virt :usar B“n‘ directed and delivered -agalnat the ciiattria and real estate of Jnhn H. r. I did on the Eld day of Mar. A. D. 1W, ter take an tbo right.titleapd Interest John H. (lay In and to . the following daocribed pieces or parcels.of land to-wlt: Theeouthesat quarter of the niirth east quarter of acctI on, number fifteen <in! town one II] north of range ».-»cnt7| west. Barry County Mlrlilipui; the east half of the south uast quarter of oeetlon Ofteeu f 131 tewn one (H north of range seven [7] went, lurry County Michigan; also two acres off the went half of the south east quarter of section fifteen (15] town om- 111 north of range seven |7j west, in Barry County Michigan, more partlciu lariy described a* f ifi-iw* towll: Beginning at the -otiUi east corner of thr we-t half of the squib east quarter of said section fifteen, tb-.nee west twriv-]I21 rods, thenie In a north easterly course until a dlrve: Hue from said last iirniioucil point would strike tbe east line of the west hau of said south east qnarter at a l>ol i> IBS rods north of the south east corner of said a rat bait of south east quarter ot said see loti fifteen, thence south to Uie place of lirglnnlDg: and being the same lands attached by lhe said Contlneutal insurance company on thr ad day of January. A.-D. i«W; all of wfaleh I shall expose for sate al public auction or ven­ due. to the highest bidder, at the north front Bred and raiiw-d by Pone'll Bro door of th* Court baaae iu t*ie citv of Bastion, Sprln,. < uu,r»rt<X. IV. I. no, b, lh,. County nt Barry and Biste of Michigan that Ihs Ing the place of holding the clrenlt court for su.™« w. mow Jn„. „ „w ton,u 01rt: tbe County of Barry, on Saturday tbe "th day of Joly. A. i». i»s. at in o’clock In the forenoon. listed ar tbe elty of Hastings this 3d day of May A. D. IM. Bakku Shummr. Sheriff of Barry CoM Midi. By I. W. Vmooman. Deputy Sheriff. (The king of rirte) Eyed) k\- ilamblrtonian. SiateanMUt was sired by Sate-iiih- «i«. ., u . KXAFMX & VavARMAN. Udy DahlmL *-’1-V ( Attorney’s for Coutiuenud Insurance Cum- Satellite by Robert Bonner, sire of I’imuncy H.. pany. ufflee and realden: House. Hastings, M] gMlTH A COD (Office in Uni E. KEN AST Ail >r-’-apt»y attending । C. WKLTON STATESMAN’ lite by | ’OOK & SHKL UMdM|u. Nw, biMm> • D R. TIMMER] 1 • »tHa: HIS GREAT GRAND SIRE. (!*r) artin v. bj Rescue, sire of Willfa Wood. J:th: Dfadcm. ’ire K auram ’ strict religions condnrt, grace bring anid lately unknown. Wbtni any dispute arises Wallace’s Trotting Register Vol 3. or Bruce's Trotting Register. iMtbmrtty of Barry h< lias tines S sutrrmn .. »r « n, . M „„ tam wMrt to h>> 6 JA1CK8 . A Detroit lady in Washington writes to a friend that upward- of 100 young women Mt'thn capHa) nre habitual riders of th- tri- Now upon the turf, stieh tr- fied.nf rleerased praying determine who a said deceased and Goldsmith Maid, Gloster, Bodine. St Julixn htrireo c. h » tree, svrrnrrt’ v«tixm. t ’ Ud?6 Ful,erlon» Huntress, Sister Jteud. and hosts of othei^ i.> ;,w in--* ««*! otHton and the ; dured 11? Niui-i.r mw acne he is a hi peiuoh mtai.i.ios and from' well bred ^helr d***»«t«’i* UH«-d to nnKtnet" I <»NF.KO. a <->»- «M -on »f Nfatnman. from a mare that could not trmTlXT* ^" L“rT M wurb *1 Sm ctaS" w 1 Aur». 1^’«’•’« hwi “ nurk ■•><’ *111 uniiouhtedh b.- hrard fn.mS>l ‘han Mx JX -Xi.r * uX further .. .................... . Steck rai-r- abo admire th(- mjq . **’n«* fliwn ‘jy ot brarta ’ Al HMtiun, »• owner/ -table. Friday »n»rnoon<i and Satuntay-. ■ .. _ 8WI ROBERTSON Thereupon it H ordered, that Thursday, the Ittli day of June. A. It. 18M, at ten lDi MM. All the - ■' ;M»Kre< not hi- In a Urv of trott-rs. The fast colt of hi, u th). llrtU1f™ ■ lot <«» o'clock In tbi '" It iaytm ah <>|»en qurelkm »- i“ " >nfl lhe hearing ol reeoml J«iti<m in tin- h-irar-nM rare st the Michfgan .fate fak As . te* the heirs nt . with caw. In ISM Mr. King, the fninirr owner of STATESMAN in ■ -iw.. t d '“'t «»• ! ilninditer. Mixmk Mack, nnif t-> n pole thl- t.*um can ntui will tqq R Hri|,.Ta' nTra *- ’t,mt ’,, UWK «< show cause. •nd ,hr nf • ••»tlkm les. thBn twelve yeare old. It ,n><lp,l •’ —■ or ant team ran the p- ti । world nt twelve year* *>f nge. tad pnwtnecd n a-vrn year old. who Imd iinriKJ u Hv1"* ** d"*'1 h«* «’•/produced. ‘ h> eaiil that there gfrno such teams and no rworrfa to Judge from tr f».J,'i . “ ” ur 'r*r 0,(1 *hat could rnur r versu v». J sfufsirs: them haw had the br-l bred and fa-drat trotting mama m-nTt-Hhein ^Wby tatn*»t ** >Ul ’Uk*# ‘l,W!3 he hundred *"T AHTF K TnxS ™* w-va. riitori4««H'» wi«iiS w” r r'•• ”** ' u„, * . MR ■ • ' a. more than half the flyers "••"’LliVJ,'’,’rsTA*'L.v^ w Ihr IK** � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-05-30.pdf ebcc2e1b4bf12516770f26c5ccb0c389 PDF Text Text I ugest Circulation <iny paper in the i County Hastings Banner. VCiL. XXXIII. NO. 5. Hastings Banner •. 3 -hed H eiineHtfeVA by CX *- ISTTSTCZEIRlSr, i-niuvCTl oe 4 Trite added for . EPTMINU RATESMoo i« .rxr far special position*. Ji >11 i'iHNTI.NG. 1: n the -Job Printing everything In »ne tbeurtrwt te-eauf approved paz’.ents of maehlnery* url nu-n e'nrdnvcd. enable* ’* HASTINGS. MICH.?MAyTNkSr' sFcighncr lias moved her goods hen- and expects soon to fill her star,- with millinery goods. D‘ ^7 R. IL have winiplrled ttelr line to Lake Odessa and are now ntnMory-tn. uing regular trains. H <1 -Hid*. NK’bWil... yy tc right of way hA* ta.ii secured /Brough tte west part of tte townahlp at a I/very small cost Will tte east part do tte Mrs. Deate Nichols, for mauv x,mr« / **nw and help us to,build up4 town here O’ltemetl. instead of building up other town* at our expense. The more capital that we can make fanners Balch hero and wiU C. A. Hough weretaxe* here in tte- x iltag,. cemetery Wrelm-^iax. | getMr.invested D Alorthlat.rf, Ctslsr Creek thatbaluntay much Icsa Why not teip rerure on last looking after tin-toright pf •tahn ■itownTSickorj roraers K- Atlita S. town, R. R.and new. It isgt>sl ini'‘ax through met an with doubteily the last ehanec this town will alamount of kicking d,me. A Mteccss.. for Fox, a railroad. John of Ohio, ta here visiting reta­ Editor .Strong surted for tte state i-ress jjave Y *q Bro ward. Broware. cart ’’ llli» morning with a il vr*. There h souie talk of hta trading crMtere Wt™ ,l* Saj *rvi- innns with Mrs. Laudls. tuid it would be Moncr^Mhl :“’*/■ ati advantage to Woodland as he ta an old 1. N. Kellogg ha* struck * lowing well nursery man and could supply the sur­ i*mPrintors^MnU we trust rounding county with frail and ornamen­ brldre whl u,rU' ,,f the ,r'’' brid£. which furaiatea him plenty of fine tal trw-s at prices that would astonish everybody. Wr are told that if Woodland wU) se­ b"xp>-rt'nhr. ' Lota ot picker,.] are being taken from cure thi-right of way through the town COOK & NHKKRN. the mill |M>nd just now. . i.Lh,?1- J**? the '■|<'U11''r- advertiseb u mt<i raise the money asked Uiat the work < Italng-out sale, apd says he is going out will commence on the rood Monday next, caraJ”"*" ttn* Uearl> *U d,,ur ’•,ant,n« ami Woodland will have a railroad it, tte »wS~l"’s“l‘vlu”next 60 dayA How ta tlui. Pml1^?. L'“ CV“lC.k ,o i,rvarh ■» ‘lie •nd'rJSjr fAKlNg ^OWOER Month Hasting-. (’lias, and Addle Hall wen- the gurrt* of Milan Waldorff and family In Hope. Sun- CREAM PERFECT M*0? vcclienee proven in millions of ,re thou a quail —■ ” : Purest. »n4 most Healthful, or. lUk.rt. Powder doe* not inata. Lone, ur Alum. Hold only BAKING FOiyilElt CO. titcAoo. LALovia. ut tile stale iind in (He i.i’Uug*. Mh-fiL;.,*. I ;4 the slate, Special H I Imneopalhic I'hysieiati anil burgeon. ipe-uunv ove, i>4 tana llo U prouipth rcsimodcsi to. iRY. M. D.. i’hysicinn and Surgeon. • residence on II road way. 'near Court itamtuM. Mich. CM Illi A lolJlKUVE oni>*v in imna ulock, Hastings.) n ;ilI tlie courts ot the stale. Attorney at tew. ruu.T.re* in 41: courts of tike Mate. Colieetiou utenting to. •>:.ein »t< a num's property against hillingot wind: lutalust a man's .IF. mid .'uwldent. j "t»K 7HEEDOX. AtmuiM Block, Hasting*. Midi.) •ot* -« of Abstract Book* tn Barry P if. TIMMERMAN. Homoipathlc Phy1 •-i'-ian and Surgeon. • .0®* o»rr Lgmrnp's drug More.) U AirriN V.BARKER, Real Eatate.’In* *■ •'u ranee and Loan*. tHDcswtih J. (j, Kunvaa A don a door* uurtfi 8|*m! ati»nt!on givwi to maktng exahaagM •>. property The Interest* of nao-realdeat 0*n',e* earefully locked OttagfidfenS. hi. *lu*,,or »xle w •xehange. House* and tar oils. I A MES A. SWEEZEY. “ H. Schantz' store. ROBERTSON HOUSE UHODKfiSKR, I vr. -irfferwu *nd Court Ma, Ranting*, Mich.' Rates, • 1.00 per Day. Rteaite of the pubtle l* respectfully aoilctied. P.’^JwELlT’coT'ID Hprtice »KNT FRK.«Sfis3ftK5£ “ ■innttut one Ims of "JtTVMKX. »■.. mall the ouuMe wraHwto HaMXLkmk:alC<»..P 0. Bos tHk. X-w York. i WHOLE NO. 1722. COUNTY NEWS. 1 p 5‘ bouI h“U!’r ,Mt S»hbath. i ml Auger gave * gmsi turn out show (lay. mapart was well represented the <nnie day. Wrn- teger had hi* test girl from Hast­ ings last Sunday and gave J. L. Ickes and wife a rail. Pet Shively *i» tte guest ot Addle segar last Sunday. AThe eonU M tatwevn th, Freeport and Lowell nine* reunited a* follows. 0 ta o. C. Savacool has tire addltimi to hta house nearly vompletexl. Frank ('a*sl,lay igis moveriin Wm. Sid­ ney's hou»r. Mr. Whltucy, of Turk State, ta visiting his stater Mrs. Scott. Rumor ha* It that J. 1„ fcketi tea rented hta huure to Mr. Hager <>r Kuusa*. ^price’s | The best Advertis ing medium tn Bar ry County. .Tx,'<i dogs killed u uniuber of IMrr Co­ burn's h<>gs one day last Wtek. Tte.|«r(yat Mr. Baton* last Friday evening was a very .enjoyable affair, not­ withstanding the bad weather. A small party fur Effie Lake, last Satur­ day uftrnioon. The- carpenter* begun xvork Monday on the addition to Porter Burton** houy:. Preparations are telng imuir by ttiNxtar Nabtuith school to observe the second Sun­ day in June'as Children’* tbix. AB are invited. \vXiVh,'llk‘ ?' -y ,L >»y the I.’ !L,’ “y1‘•»h*’r Retires will otanr •‘w«nrtioh ,tay with appropriate . xerebw,. rr ti n,M ,hla,!'0f H'Vd'WW. Will dellvcr the address at tte ojwra house in the af­ ternoon. Cotaldrrubic going <»n ln 01ir t0Wh hr past txxo week*, bm very Uttlr time t«» te|] you about it. Wil) trx and get there next w.s-k. llannaii Moxikh. of Panm l,*- and Chas. Mofeit, of Stantou. xvrre marri,*! by S. (. Buck. May twh. ' .M.ami Mr. T..n.l„ luuuctit 1< In, i„ ,,..^.1, ,h, u„d,.. «>. Iu„lr. Ihu wU| addreo* her as Mr*. Tomte. Ttenm Forte* and hlNlw*t «irl**pent taluntayr and sauday In brand Rapid* with friend* and rotative*. , , ...................... ....... IWh II> their appointment imt will rvtuix again in Hire, month* and make their bourn here. S. laiwrenee is painting A. Cline*house and l>ani. inch ttjhtie in tin; river. J. Pumfrex and George Pamela- loaded means dollar* to every property bolder in also freight and ticket agent for the C., K. our township for as the facilities' for trans­ A S. railroad company. porting our produce are better the price of real estate will advance. It is hoped that blacksmith, who baa but very few tarper: the people In our vicinity will look this Ion. if any In Barry county, does work very reasonable. Re-setting sUmmw only 13ctA. tire, setting St.00 and everything In proportion. Balds A Go. will nut the new rnUermill A Iwavy rain storm is In progress at this which ta being erected as fast a* iMMihls writing, and ta doing some damage to com by four ftctatttific and skillful workmen planted on rolling land, bjr washing it out. from Pennsylvania The dimensions of Daddy Brown, as he ta familtarlv called, the large mill are ateut "4x80 fret and from' is visiting hta son C. J. Brown.' Ills 85 bottom of wall to top of mill 50 fceL It yearn apjssar to sit lightly <m hta idmuldera ha* a splendid block front which was built in consequence of hta taxing Hv<x! a life of. by Henry Reploglc. who has uosuperior In tomjicrancv, never using llqmrr or btbarcu ills profession; The engine room I* to te In any form. built of brick, and will-be tintated equally The riepot ta up at Host Cre*>y. and will a* good as any parlor In tin- surrounding soon ta encliMsl. country. To express ft briefly, it U siusWill Norman lo-t a vr.luahl • two year ply immense. ' old colt one day la-'t xveek. by being gored Pennock A Nobles, who keep a imrtauby a vicious animal. . I nuiL have a rikw trade. They have many 'J*"T. TWe* J'S 't' .Ue. n«... UK —Uj «U«l fir a week* old colt dead Inst Sun,tax- ni uninc. of rhi, Jttna A n“n.l.r o.r mu UM,A. .1 a It. HouMhU . .Hn-Ud Id,. Uw<U»w .t Awl. u.i 1-rtd.j oldbt. Ailed wlU, u.t I.* r~ty <■> WMMWr. (roui U,l. ,1m* UUW1- supply th. vwu the people. Ml. B. ft! Ue roomy mu:<- u Onu.p.,1:, >-1 ho.tart„h,ls eoun-Oou'wuh U. may. jndloul. yy rojoywro..-.ootu,, nrodln, . dan, will do Enos Barber, wife and daughter have well by colling ou hhn. gone to Mendon, for a visit with relative^ i <-. Glmaon occupies a part of Mr. and friends. . ’ Huested'* store as a shoe step. Mr. Gtew^ lire warm rain* of late make farmers sntlle. Bertha nills-rt** broken arm is getting nlotig nicely. Rain enough at pn-sent. If. IL KII|ratrick's house lias received a Sonic farmers have washed their sheep. new coat of paintWheat and gnu* loftf-well since the । Faul A Volte's store Im* n*fre*b coat of last rains. I i*lnt. _ John Shufiield. of Johnstoxxii. Sundayed We wonder why the new fence around with hta test girl. ' I lire school ground* Is not tainted. D. Pierer, of Cedar ('feck; Sundayed Bcverv * Luca* lutve taken tire contract ti.lmlht E. F. Hilbert's m-w lank bplldjng. with old friend* in this place. Dee Is a Tire building ta to Im- of brick 32x50 fret jolly fellow, and is always welcome. IL L. Tobins has some fine sh<«te for and to ire completed by July tst. <. K. A S. IL It. Holicitonx have lawn May 20th and corn not yet planted. busy in our town during the past xvevk May Powell, of Rutland, Suiidayed at and have met with fair nitcees*. . Nellie Snyder sprained her wrist very Henry Tobias*. John Pierce rides in a new rat I er. Imilly while playing ball at school last Cora Prichard started for the north Mon­ week. Sylvester Lane Itobblrs around on a day. where she intend* visiting her stater ctatdi. caused by a tee sting on his fwL Ddn. Pier,* Hundaywl at John' Pierce's. J. Norton has moved into Andrew Scott’s Mr. Dcmaray** people entertained conn jinny.trout Woodland hut week. Prayer meeting at the Wink's wlmol house every WedncMlay evening. S. Haight, of Lake thlexsa. waZin town Saturday. * Tire G. A. IL boy» of this place will ole serve iJevoration ,tay with appr<u>rbd<ceremony. Mr. - Colgrove. of Hastings, will deliver the address. Cha.*. McArthur luv> his new bouse nearly completed. Mr. Gau*, of Orange, our factory man. lias arrived and occupies the Carpenter bouM1. Several young men from this place roil­ template starting for Val|>araho soon. ■There is’some-talk of Uncle Umainess (“frlianging the location of fata store with h. B. Kilpatrick. ••Billy's meat market, cash paid fur hides and irelta*’ is the sign Uiat decorates the front of one of our nn-at markets. larcal option was short lived but we sipped our next legislature will give us the IdnjHT remedy. • S’veral of our people attcudnl tell's Bro-, show at Hastings last week and re|Mirted m gocKl time. F. E. Hilbert mid Win. I** reviewed SujK-rvlsor IMllrntateks ascesMneiil roll for the M. C. It. R. Co., the latter with logs tor a firm in Eaton Rapid*. Willis Buck, of til,,Titian, sjtenl Satur­ day with hU fetter U •. Buck and Sun­ day nt Mr. faiitner's. He purchased Geo. Parmelee's span of colt* for Everything I- growing finely now. We Habbath si-Ihm.I at the Mu- x-btsd house had a grand shower Sunday evening which at Ijt. m.. Itiianc Fr«*enmn -u|>eriiit«>tuient. was very acceptable. . AU are cordially Invited. Ita-orutlon day will lie vtaerml on A. Sherk, highway eomiutarioncr. anti a Wednesday of this week. P. T. f'olgyove — . ... ,,,, nIIURIdelivers the address. ncrov- tte Tlmrnapplc. Rev. O. Perry' prem-hed a most excellent <'luirl,-y. Toby and lady visited af hta meihorial scmu-n Snmtay morning. t brother Ed.’* .Sunday. There wns no service at the «-ha*j>el Jlco. Willlani* and Atf. England xn-nt Sunday evening on account of the mtn. tZWayland Satuniay. M. J. Goss i> improving slowly, imt iJ. McQueen and Grorgic Karl, of Mid­ nut able u« Ire alMHit yet. i dleville. *|M-nt Sunday fit J. L. Broughton'*. Mrs. Perry has not relumed L>mu- as rhildren's dux will te observed June expected, talng detain,*! l>y illness. lOlh at tin- M. K church. Mrs. Terjrening |a jvutt recovering from another illness. Ion. sj>rnt Sunday at Nolomnu Clark's. Hnl Socket Is spending a week with her Mr* George Parmelee went Sunday to sht,iw in Kslnmnusi. Ki. Hynes lias sold his farm and iKmght see Dr. Wrigiit. of (’r.rltr.h. We think the (I. i>. MolTett Is doing considerable work doctor worthy of praise. another of I). B. Kilputrh-k. in his tine alMiut tire village. Four members »f the L <>. <>. F. fratern­ ity from Lake OdcwA visited our lodge lr.-t Monday night jind found the tatHi Rainy weatlirr. stjiiig hanging out. The steel gang on the rail navi ary fail one of our early settlers, Mrs. Burton lawyer Allen. »>t Grand Rapid-. i« visit • Warner, who dejurte,! thta lift* Wednes- working their way toward Grand Rnplds. lag friends In Woodland: and the gravel train ami balltating gang Tlie Woodland kids play wl ladl with tire are following. • Lake Ottawa kids Saturday. After play­ Mra. G. H. and F. C. Brooks are visit­ A mixed train will tirglii running fur ing nine innings the score atood 1H to IP ink rtdaflvw, in tlds acction. the Mceonmdatltui of jKiswngvrs and freight in /avor of the v isiUng tdn*. but it is only Mrs. B. A. Walker and daughter Winnie from this jMiint to Grand foslgr next week. fair t<> state that the vlsHwsovcre n,4 exand H. A. Walker, of Martin, an- visiting The city Imiik Iwgan liuslmrss last Wed­ pected on Saturday nhd that, tree of tte at Phil'diis Koger-. Ixat players In the home club wen- absent, Mr. Wright, living M,uth «a»t of here, nesday. Tile side truck i» being graded down to tiadr places Iwing filled With boys who was tonrid detul In hl* lied n few day* ago: were without base ball expertanc*. lu <-auae, heart disease. Mr. EHnlotA I,»m in the fire referred to John and Su*pln-n IhMter are Vetting tip in your last U-ue. was “isiut 8*2,500. in­ two weeks our •■kM” nine will visit |.akr < hlensa and we expert they will bring a the cigars In great ithnpcj when asking the surance Si .000. ball home with them. reason for such liberality the cry utu. -we Robert Nocris mid wife, of Baltimore, The masons will commence work on the are both happy jmtwessors of a fine j>alr of were tbegucsta of their daughter and many wall of Prof. Smith's new house In a day daughters. friends of this place last week. or«o. , Chas. Fond lost a valuable horse a few R. II. Wagor Is grading and preparing Reported that tte sink hole on the D. L. day» ago. to erect a brick block opposite the city Stephen Hoste* ahipp?4 a carload nf Iwnk. down HU feet. / wheat Saturday. C. W. t'rother is rrslia-klng Ids y ard ami K Luca* has bought a !*•* wagon of preparing for a busy season. # Hough Jt Snyder. Tiie fo'indgtion for the iksm'Ujpt house That new buggy F. F. Hilbert Ims pure Mr*. Fhebe Bunderlln Ims sold her (arm i.* completed and the carpenQir work on clmsrii is a iM-mity. to P. B. Durkee. • of Westport; Dakota. tte freight house Is well under way. The C. K. A. H. It. R- may Is- completed We undrrKtaml hr ta to erect a new house D. .1. Glllm. of Lair-Ing was in the vil­ and horn sontetlmr this summer. lage lari week ci, business. The railroad tnectlng hold here on the I_ Norton, who has lieen working in the B. F. Burdick ta again able to take 2ta was well attended and between $4,000 saw mill at Irving, iiad tte* mtafortum- to charge of hla livery. and Sft.000 were snliarribed. Nearly every hurt hta lefJ arm quite badly one lost The carpenter work on John Ixiwry's jH-rson who sulwcrtbtxi for the Boynton store is progrimttag finely. natd Mitwribed an equal amount for^he The infant son of Frank Brown died A new side walk Is being laid between Friday the 25th. The funeral »v»s held at the Star miirket and pliotograph gallery C. K. A S. IL IL In exchange for the note te had given Boynton. Noth withstand­ the house Sunday. which is a much needed improvement. ing tire fact that the crop outlook ta not Stephen Kennedy now support* a new Dr. Bart dill enlarge bis store soon. very promising we think we will have no McCormick binder. I’ricbnrd'A Jones not wishing to pat great difficulty in raising tte 815.000. and It is reported that a piece of slanderous lie home institutions purchase their lum­ tte right of way that ta asked for. If the printing matter Is being circulated, berat­ ber and material for their building In Ionia pMtple In otter localities along the propos­ ing one of our most resjiected cittern* and ut a slight advance of terne prices. ed route will respond as literally as Woaltrue soldiers, one who ha* bravely defend­ land people are doing the road will te an ed hta country In the time-of need. We aaaured success. Some Mopiu urge that Woodland. hope that such underhanded business will If the road ta to be built '•let tte company D. B. (.’ovllie ta on the sick list S'*rin- liemocrat scribe from Irvlfig. Htinka Wut. Downing tea had hl* house paint­ build it,” but we are glad to ray those who advance this theory are few in number. hr has hit the nail on the bead by firing ed. The jKtople in our vicinity are aware of Frank Harter, of Lake OdeMA was In tamlnuni at us. But we will say that if tte fact if we are to get a railroad, now is that scribe should meet ua be could not town on Sunday ImL • J. W. Holmes, who hA« lieen very sick. the time to secure It. and seem willing ta tell us from the Goddess of Liberty.«« we tend every effort to accomplish IL if we surely rerald not tell the write from any |» now on the gain. p. S. Noyers, who Its* teen very sick k«e this n*ad in all probability *e will other long «ara._________ _____ for sometime, is reported as gaining slowly. never get one. or if we shouliL It will te Mrs. Feighner has bought Irena Holly's isome short feeder that will be little tetter than none at all. Tte C.. K. A b. railroad. stock of millinery goals. There was mmalderaWe excitement caus­ Great horse sale at the hotel on Monday If built, will give direct communication be­ ed last wrek by tte arrest of C. W. I tan­ ' ! ’ Jtween northern Michigan and Chicago. ham and Frank Treat on a ctnr^ of sell­ June 4th. Mary Parks hAH moved her goals into Tte lumbering eamp* lu the liurth will ing liquor without tanuta. Their furnish us with a good market for our hay, tbm was set for Monday, and they were Dr. I.andta’ office. F. F. Hilbert took control of the jswt ।butler and egg* and enable u» to get lum­ IhuuhI over to circuit courL waiving exumber at greatly reduced rate*. A railroad atlon. John Rotert. Emory 1 Hor­ ofthf Monday test a* Mr. Haight refused Imeans a Iswm for our village; 'Dolton ami i ace terkln ami Sam Fowler were also ■£ to keep It till the end of the quarter. F. F. Hilbert and M. S. McArthur wen- ,Lake O«lessa were bull*, up rapidly under resUxl same <tay fordruukennes*. R'’’*’1’' liws favorable circumstances; the places bad W trial Saturday and *■* *"£**£1 on the sick list test week, but are around ,referred to above dhl not have a single . j but has apprah-d. Parody had hk hearing on our streets again. Andrew Geiger had his arm broken last Ihouse one year ago: tew different is it to-day. Tu,*day. and Fterler and Larkin with our village? Wr have l»eautiful sur­ week by a colt kicking him. John Bulling tert a valuable horse test Iroundings- law rowureve nntl a goodly sired village to irtart with, if wv get Uxta week xrith inttamaUon. i railroad oar population will rapidly in­ UK Tlurwuv The moat welcome rain of the spring i .iihtxugh the day was teattfintl and a crease, we will xxm .te listening to the fell on Friday last | ta town. large crowdIwrata Unra- The free-for-all Belterue. Burt Snugg* and wile, of Grand Rapids, cum « ——* —— -— — ■ --- pro.,.™, TM, mUnud SUh. second. Robert S.. third. Maud F„ son has had a goal many year* raperfenre I as a shne'tnhker. and H is hard to find hta equal. W> have another t~rtaurnut. which ta nicely conducted by John Cramer. He has a number of boarders, and trade Milt Hal! A Gosa lumber merchants, have al­ ways on hand everything to supply want- of the surrounding country. I , In regard to tte re-meiery fence, are not using any rotten iumlnr at Foolish or mrt: we an- not injuring grouiui- In the least. And us for economy. it was by that that Prairieville became the tirat town in the county. . • • port the finest cemetery In any country town In the county and honor, our dead. We have not simply the. slub but also the CMtllret granite the world affords, such mb Growler probably pay* little or no tax. atui the dog always growls that has no meat. Prairieville. May SHE. *88. Orangsvllle. I Juvt Friday the Pomona grange for this district waa held ben1. A bur attendance and an interesting meeting was rejwjrted. Mrs. Kii Nichols and Mrs. I- W., Wing visited friends at Hastings bust week'. A new steamer will lie launched on Gun take at .Streeter’s landing this week. The fmiutera will commence work on the interior of the church this week. Decoration day- will be observed by the pout here, but have been unable to learn anything about tlieiprognuu. Robert Gailand lost a horse Thursday of All the Sunday acbooi* a! Hersey will combine to celebrate (he glorious Fourth. building nt Htiwtrr'n. i drawing pnxror Mrs. Geo. Williams ami children visited i “What t* ma at Jame* Cook's tte past week. j “It cannot b, Mrs. G. II. Brail-. and F. C. Brooks and than drawing son pa-K-rd through lien- last Thursday on the way to Prairieville. Many from this wax attended the show at Hastings. C. F. Hale, wife and daughter, of Rich­ land. visited nt I. I). Brooks' the |iast Mrs. .Myron Senaeby iw recovered from her recent illness. Scott Cook lias u fine young colt. Cary Willey* who now has employment ■ in Grand Rapids. wax giving bl* many ! friends a call Saturday and Sunday. initiate. Grandma Brooks ta now staying with her *«ti Ira Brooks. that quality called drawing power—the power Datum. Ni<* growing time apd a fine ahower Sunday morning. Our merchant. A. P. Ireonard. returned mi Saturday last from Mendon. A. P. took in the hone- races and report* a good time. _ Mr. Fpx. our merchant of the Kalanmzno store, went to Kalamazoo last Saturday ou a business trip and returned M<uiday. Henry Dubois uanrisl Into*hta new boos*Saturday last and thlnte It much tetter than living over the meat market. Robert Norwood has his new bouse nearly rcaupleted and will move Into the same in tire near future. Mr. Norwoal also contemplates' Indicting another bow to rent . . Mark Skillman mmw to ta1 very busy in tte livery business at this writing. A very enjoyable time was bad at the new Store- of E. A. Blackman's by tliuae who participated In tipping the light fantAStlC. to enjoy him."—Chicago Times. j • dnctag disintegration and decay Diphtheria trate deeply into the tiwruc, producing changAK and di-comiioaltioo, which tiecomaa here last Saturday, between the Exis-rts is evidently ram peculiar condition required: and Science, the score standing 15 to 13 in favor of Experts. The Expert* are a hard club to beat with Mr. Dodds on 1st base, Ebbie Pennock in the pitcher's box and little Burt Quick behind the bat. Mias Nora Collins Is working for John Cramer at his restaurant. Pennock A Noble* are building a nta? boat that attract* the eye of everyone. mated at 8lfiO,(MMJ.(JUU Hara la Will Kelley and Chas. Corwin, of northeasi Barry, wltnceMMl the ball game Satur­ day. Henry Newman and wife, of Baltimore towmdilp, took tte train Friday morning for Kalamazoo. Our railroad ws-m* to be quite convenient for people of that locality who wish to go to Kalauuumo to trade. John Campbell and Hamilton Cox, <if foliar* nr Cedar.Creek, called ou friend* here last Saturday. Delton is located about -talf way lie­ tween Hasting', and Kalamazoo on tte C. K. A S. railroad. It han a niee surround­ ing country ami lively business men ln*lb< mldM, and with the rapidity nf Its growth. It cannot help but be our of the Inwt buaimm* plaeta In Barry county. Ita principal business men are Fox Jr. Higley, who A. Blackman. uKuallj found their prices an- •!» “22 fact gentleman, aiways glad �the cross. EARS LESSON X, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ ' TOPICS CONSIDERED PRACTICAL NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 3. MANNER. lung* Tte cabbage requires a deep, rich soil and thorough working. Some of tbo large tn to do test if th* liilbi where they Ventilation is found tn all well VALUE For his money is what every FURNITURE! ” ou can get value received every time if you buy of Good grooming is demanded under brush, os a rule. should follow the dlrec tior. of the hair, except when dirt and execution. i no ““-o - —■- — - ■ , equivalent, ate mesutu skull. from its conical _■ . r» n. *»■ ■--- --- l.irrar- wtlinelXlUS archie m°coy -A- —onAiVP/l IDT t Wagging their The Savoy cabbages nave wrinkled leaves ■nd are of fine flavor, especially after a Mttlo frost has touched them in, tte •omi, to cabbage in cany sections of late mand Ims hay. but hay Is useful in dis­ tending the stomaeh. and thus assisting digMtion. From six to fourteen pounds many stables. To maintain hunting or racing condition, old bay Is essential. Clover, vetches and trifolium are laxa tive and cooling, and excellent for the in­ valid horse or the youngster. They should te given sparingly, at the early thirtt. except on occasions of extreme ex artion. That bones uro the bettor for being watered before being fed Is on ad mitted fact with all veterinary surgeons Colic and gri]>ee are thus avoided. The explanation given is this. Wlien tbo stomach is full, water, passing rapidly In the cuts are shown two popular va rietiee. The first of these, the Jeraey Early Wakefield. Is a great favorite with the earliest, sure to head and red. Thu second, teutsvillo Drumhead, is a variety grown largely by market gurden era in the south went. Jt stands hot weather better than moot other sorts, and Is a sure cropper and roscmblee Premium "Flat Dutch. jPa.rlc’1" Suit8’ finished," JohnI!x’ 3,1 UVW VJ WJV ----------- „ at last fainted and sank under the burden o. somewhat Membling in shape <1 human skull, was then without tte city limits, for capital punishment wm not jermitted within .■ .. . _ _ - 1. n — I,,.....In Mft A apt to carry with it Into the small Lutestines undigested corn, and this produces might obtain entrance into the heavenly watering a hone actively warm than when the system U somewhat lowered. Soft water is tetter for all f>tock. and.on no account let horsee drink dirty water; it la most objectionable. Mine through Christ the mountain of blcwe- into a shining saint. to rtujiefy tte Minxes, but be was unwilling An inspection will confact. He also shows some vince any candid pereon el new and nice things m Willow Goods, Couches, W. ’'J11'11‘•"’•rtnair-wT.'f? oorded in the oflte-of ttr nrl’t'-r *f the county •! Horry, in liter t..; m.TroTZ *. Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES by aa&ignruera' Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. HUFFMAN BROS j And. whereas, tte amount c!al:tw<d co said mortnxeat tte i.- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prieee. Wak-rwetoe Cultera. Soutliem Cultivator gives the following A sandy, loamy, soil suits melons best It should te well supplied with humusIf the land Is level and tint, liable to bo place of execution, was required to te stripped of all his clothes, and then was laid upou tte crosj with his arms stretched out upon its beds twelve feet deep, with deep waler furrows, liaving previously loen well broken, rolled and harrowed. well directed blows of a mallet or hammer huge nails were driven through tte bauds and let fall violently into the holo that had pounds of manure, one pound of cotton seed meal, one pound of acid phokphato and half a pound of kidnit. and work it well into the soil ofj,«ch hill. Grout care should te taken at this jxjint l<Mt the col previous to sain and RocKers ,zma rotee" n *bout the Lord's road from tte Prn-torimu to Gdgotba, which required on thb occasion a half on hour to j>ae, was marked at every step by tte blood which ooied from tte freshly scourged body of J«ma Tte natural pidn . -L __ __ • 1 l.v th<f watching, by a troubled night such as no , __ __ . * -------- 1 .1. Tw,,.-I< copt on Saturday nlghta- riytMtaoto the person. Intrn-sU.» ESb th, r- of the set of the coat. Good grooming short­ ens the coat, gives a gloss and develops physical force. horees fed largely on other foods de­ The Norcross Furnaces the sate n> Dated the Which are heating scores ot houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. cruel and shameful a mode of punishment as STOVES urday, tte 1»Ui dfcyof Ma), tn tte )« UsowiaiKi eirht hundred and eigbtywicM. Frteeut. wm. W. CNe. Jiate- of lv.*at« LOUISVILiK DRUM HEAD cf excellent quality and may bo planted early or lato. as ItHorms large and very ■olid heads quickly. The hills should be ten feet apart tn the drilL. After preparation and tedding keep the land perfectly clean by running motion caused the must inlcnw wmart. (2.) Tte nails were driven through duster* of tire tno«’ sensitive uervtw and tendons of tte hand« and feet, censing tte nuat exquisite Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros Continue the harrowing until the Tbo sweet potato Im extremely sensitive ■on must te prolonged by means of the Lot ted. No other plan than sprouting and setting the plants Is now thought of •eriptlon. Alluvial and peaty soil a are wot adapted to Lt. The Southern Queen is the earliest of all tatiger, than the Nansomand. of light cedar,-with excellent keeping qualities. The Hanover, or improved Nanswnond wriety. is a favorite in Virginia, and the many Reau Its obtained with artificial fertili­ sers and Mirpeclally with what are known •a “complete manures." are often sur­ prising in potato culture and truck gar­ dening. Potatoes grown with the use of eommcreial fertilizers are less liable to plants appear begin working with wide scrapes, going over at short intervals so m to keep tbo soil clean and mellow. Un- the plow to run near the hill; but after that the viuee should not te ‘disturbed. Cultivator, j brought on violent inflammation. H) The free circulation of tte blood was' prevented. fering of mind and Iwdy which prewied bin crucifixion. Only tte inquisition, with Its fiendish inventions, has teen able to equal this torturing drath. Socb was the death THE V. 30. Tte suldieni now watched him that none should remove tbe<body. Sometimes Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. In the cut Is shown a Mills grape vine properly trained on a Knltfin trellis of lugly simple one and the illustration makes it so plain that a full description would te superfluous. The symmetry shown In training and the well balanced distribution of fruit over the vino la only a matter of skillful management. Call early while our stock is complete. crucified was that he claimed to bo divine tawing withstood the bllxauds of the Want season better than any other sort, root and nall.-aud the lighter board fences SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD Quality of Cfooda and Work, Guaranteed. tenderness BUStaku (omBwhcm sJndr-ol TrotaX J£fi .is era cited condition was in with his own worth, as to excite the mirth of growth. Asparagus from soil rich Ln •uluble food is full flavored, tender and Tbo much talked of Kubanka wheat, raised in tbo neighborhood of Winnipeg, has been badly Mt upon by the Canadian boards of trade Tte} nay It tn only “gootki or rice wheat. ” and not worth to them within twenty-five cents a bnabel of good red fife The Russian grown Ku­ banka is a valuable mixing wheat on the TAILORS «UUxl would not have been tte anointed Christ, Tlie ordered. TtetsmdpHir.-K.r'rn. r.-.-v persons interested hi said e»-.Mr the icy ot teld petition, ate tte l.r»m« AH the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. Bcbaff. many Instances la improved Quality •sems to te larg<6ly dependent upon tbo rapidity and hnulthfulmsw of growth, and a alow acting manure will most surely produce inferior vegetablefl. lacking flavor. Fean, beans, radlshca. carrots, etc., grown fikewise many fruits LUNN : BROS ■producing inexpremiblo agony. (5.) Death was not immediate Tte pain inrrensed and wno bad liven known to languikti thus Uli the seventh day. Our Saviour's sufferings Thereupon saiu petition, and that The Mills gmpo la Introduced by Mmusra. Ell wangw and Bkrry It is tte nMiilu of criming Muscat Hamburg witVCrevcllng. It la claimed that this grape is a little later than the Concord and a long keqier. M> E. Williams, in Orchard and Gar­ den. from which the above Uluatratlon Im taken, advises In addition to the trial of now varieties, enough trustworthy old standbys for an abundant hotne supply IDcure west iwrrre ii.-i nw». un o r -77MWtcrfy course unlit •direct II im- frora the wwl half of • point MH rods of .aid avM half wing Mir wh--, - ----------- - eE“'."'ff?jrrzss RESPECTFULLY, Ijniixi Bros door of tte Court home In t te dl> <•’ OMMrMMnar aid state of Uw (Xwity o< Iterry. ou Saturday tte ?ih W at July. A. IWim at 10 <» riack te Dated at tbe cih of »te»W* (ht*ndJM« HAKitn thtftiM:*- WE HAVE THE temporal, but spiritual, they" re>ct«d him. Unwittingly tte chief priests, writes and AMERICAN CHAMPION THE- tested and approved kind, liho Worden, or even like tbo older Concord, may prove worth more than ton yet untried novelties BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. SMCta twrntv--eight [Ml In te* n !•" '- ’'"“““"“f w«r*ooM, Uni door north st Beotln Hro. * w„ kins otRcg. Broadway, we will te ,, ey bros- * wu’ W. J^X unrt.^t Hut milk in the morning will benefit the Champion Twine Binder woodtti Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, serve the fruit Sno’fruit on the table So,ld «■*<*. CALL and see tis Htmgirv the Count • id p*?L~ �OUTRAGEOUS POSTAL DELAYS. irothw striking »n»t*noe of tho tab®. ...j i • - mimagonw-nt ©sitting ta tbo fir. po«al service fa furnish*! The L-«ihT ’ Mr w A Harrington, of • .b-_ r<. 0 Hv hw» sent to us six cn„ althin which were letters to ' . ., ' hb family Tbo flrat. plainly ’ to W A. Harrington. Grecnsb' Trntnbbll county. O., was Inailed at j’./ , .. <i.. Feb S3. 1887 It passed he Sunbury. O-* postoffice April , :; r, • li the Cleveland postoffice April ‘ w.i received at Greensburg, its ’. j.stioji April 10.1888. baring boon ’ l <L. • i" t ranidt It should have reached , f,i;; days. ' ’ ; . ortfl was mailed at Oberlin, O., v j, ;• :. addressed plainly to Miss •I ‘ : .rrington, Greonsburg. TrnrabuU , . . .. Tte date of transit through . . , i l Cleveland offices was the ■ preceding Instance, and of receipt was tho same, ft was . transit, nnd should have • Gp ensburg In throe days at the t i; •! ir-1 raw Is a letter tnallod at Chl। : £>. l«97. Tho [-vstmarks of . I miler, tho address clear and ;i, -f receipt the same as In tho pro■. it was 278 days in transit. ,, ;i-h caw> is .that of a letter mailed «{ * I’lje time and place an the third. kS : i. .ilarly delayed Tbedftn m that of a letter mailed at ’ .fane 25. 1887. which was aim!j ONLY A ROBE. ga^e tie thn chtesrfnl aaaurance that “Mt nora than Hl yr Met lU ^xxiawuj. rearf In the United State. wo^Mfas fe. iuh-zi ...jTl—---------woru *«M'?r"nr”»l •'■pportri b, Trert.ttX’e' * u quite evident that the chairman of the committee ou w*y„ and means han not mode a many sided study of the qnrattan which he no glibly JiPOTa°f J* U BTrUt* of Barry Of April, on ixigetet, to be duo at uino hundn two cent* (S831.3JJ ried ‘“‘ho rale of articles offood have become ThT'^^1^ lo “,c ”abUc h«rith. They are. no matt—. . . --—-u, nets of American manufacturer* in 18S0 amounted ta value to $5.M0.57».i9i and that thia year they will proba­ bly exceed $7,000,000,000? Aounmlug that the term goods ' meana to—*•“• The Great Specific for Indigestion “"-I.— And Ita attendant evite: , , >, UlliouaNea*. Coaatl patten. “■u<5i~on]r *• »*« spared to explain how we would be able to nav for $700,000,000 more of imports annually than we now receive? Draw he fancy that if wo Ux>k tlmt amount of manufactured goods from forcifftiore that wo would be able to sell them enough agricultural pnxlucts to balmico oar trade? Or has he adopted tho absurd free trade Idea that an adverse balance of trade fa something to be dredrod? No man In a »*m> condition would deliberately advocate a policy which could only end In disaster and ruin Any policy which will force our manufactorimi. or a part of them, to abut down ta order to allow the foreigner to place his goods In our markets will Invite a crash. We have tried tho experiment before, and every time with disastrous effect.—Son Francisco Chronicle. * ■______ _____ _ —- i te” Englhh M TRYTHECURE touowt. lo-wtt; OomoJo«IVd"u'lh, south west corner of the south ea*t Ir^quarwr Ik»Itar? twelve {12): ehkta “wV’fr^y^v^* Druggists; by mall t>-w-lfikstotbeptareoclitaatag. Dated May Sth. 1*8. . JOHN & HOLDEN, Mortcsgee. 8TVART. KNAITKN VakA1&<A n7^^ ______________ Attorneys for Mortgagee. reSSr.'p£k£u?sc£Tte^. ures all Crinwmbmyc—That violin of mine hover 100 years old. YiwM—I thought ns much. “Why did you think «o! I'm sure it doesn't show its bkc.” “Well, it has an air of )antiquity. I h-mrd you playing •Grandmother’s Clock* on it thia morning."—Yonkers Btatcsmou. . edy fa pleasant to take and coo- farms nf tain* nothing tte least inluriou* lOrOlS O1 to tbe most deUrate oil id. No rmtn formol opiate enter into Its comi uuu position, thereby obviating tbe wupefyfag effect resulting from the adnitalniralton of the various f)lrpq cough lultturcs on the market VUl cb K^p Peckham's Croup -Item- Whobping-SJ^V,. cough. will te avoided. A single fitraa trial will secure your most VUcco generous endoraement No Cnnrehc and other medicine ever ted vOUgnS and such phenomenal sale* as fnlrlq this wherevsrtatroduced. VUlUb. BF-Messr*. Reigler A Roush, merchants. Freeport, Mich., writes:-Wo have sold more than tour gro*a a! Dr. Peckham's Croup Rem­ edy, guaranteeing it to do nil that fa claimed for It. or refund the price, and not one tettle has ever been returned. PECKHAM*H CROUP REMEDY Is prepared only by Dr. H. C. Pockham. Freenort. Mich. Sold by all druggists, »c. and Me. I>er bottle. —Sold Hl Hastings by---- W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. thFcenturYmagazine. ITH the Issue for Noreinbcr, 1«S7. The vnaueerr urarr. . State of Michlgu-ln Uie Circuit Court tor tte Count) of Barry ta ebaaeery. Hasting* City Bank, a corporation organized ' .".r. . . and doing business at dasUng*. Mh-iilgati. cone plataant. ■• William IL ttanraw. Ella E. Itausaw and Hen­ ry C. Itausaw, defeadaols. Salt jwndlng In tbe Circuit court for tbe Coun­ ty of Barry, in ctencciy-Eifth Judicial Circuit. t'poii due [-root bv stUdavlt that Wiu. H. Kanraw and Henry C. Itansaw, two oL tbe defeoaants ta ite above entitled cause, peodfag la this court, reside out of the raid tttatewf Michigan ami in the State of (Mito, ta the UuKcd Btatmri America, and oa motion of Stuart, Knappea & nfthtaoraer. else the said bill of complait •.ball tie taken as conft-saed; and further, Uu thia order be published wfthto twenty days fro • 1,i. iir-A.,nM h . In succrsaion; sueb publication. twenty days before tte lime herein j>'rescrtte for their appearance. \ Dafed this unb dny of Anrfl, A. D. WW. at tk city ot Chariofte lu said Circuit. ' FRANK A. HOOKER. Circuit Judge. STUART. KNAITKN A VaxAKMAN. Solicitor* for GompialnaoL In tbe matter of the estate of William 8. Bea­ dle deceased. ’ Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ began Ils thirty-fifth volume with WCentury lic auction, to the hixhe»t bidder, on Sataritag a regular circulation of very nearly afb.ono. The tbe twi-nty-lhird day of June. A. I).. ISM. at ten War Papers and tbe Life ot IJncoln bad tocreased Ils monthly edition by 100,000. flip latter history has reviewed the first per-, tod of Lincoln's life-ttet preceding his election to the presidency; am! with tho November Isaue Messrs- Nicolay and Haw entered upon tte more important era-ono ta which they were them­ selves closely associated with President. Under the caption o'clock In the foreaooti. at tbe Probate court room, ta the city of Hiwtlnga, tn tbe couaty st Barry Coumv, MlcbUtsn. all t;>- -ta:... riz> :. title and Interest of the said decexs.-d at. in and to the real estate- situate and betnr ta the Coun­ ty of Barry, ta tbe Mate of MieWganyknown and described as follows, to-wlt; The north halt U>S) el the north tracttonal half the history will become yet more widely read, tnfrl H)ot seetlontwanty-fivs (») ta township audita value more fully appreciated. If possible, number three (3>. north of range number eight than during the past year. Thu young man who fa not reading "The Idle west, .-reordlng to the Vnlted Slates survey: of Lincoln" as It appears from month to month raid Mie ta be subject to all encumbrances on land. it Tbe Century Magazine, rota himself of that raid Itete-d Mas 3th. A. !>.. IMS. which be will one day hunger for.—Monongahe­ LOYAL E. KNAPPEN. Administrator la. (Pa.) Republican. Of the greatest Interest is the eerie# of paj-ers With the will annexed ot estate ot William 8Deadla. deceased.■. I'ft e Notirr to Unknown Heir*. of Micbtgan. the ClreuK Court for the which began with tbe November number. The .State Conniy of Barry—In chancery. _ scries fa the work of one who. before undertak­ Alonzo D. Still, com pl slnam. vs Thoma* Mar. ing It, was Intimate with the Russian custonM Un. Amor Hanlon, tte uukmswn heirs of Ralph and people. Thoroughly equipped for the work W. Draeon, amt tte unknown heirs ot te undertook his tong jnuniey of ta.ooo miles Isaac Boyd, deccawd. deceased, defendant*. ' neerssan to visit nra.ly all the Siberian prisons Fifth Judicial Circiiit-fln Chancery. and mines. Here he t-ecume acquainted »t> Sult ta the Circuit Court for tte ।») exite*, secured many documents am) secret Countypending of Barry, tn Chancery, af the Court report*. »«n« even from th** Governor General in Uh- eity ot BasUtigs. ta said county, on ot Siberia addressed to tte Tsar. A special liou-uTth day of Maj, In the year one thousand, artist accompanied Mr. Keiinkn, and obtained tte hnudred and ctgbfy eight. many sketches and photographs, lobe irwdJn eight In Hits cause 11 appearing by affidavit filed illustrating the series ndvquairl) and Iniinlullr. ten-ta at tbe tlm- of the filing of tbe bill of Mr. Kennan's papers are now prohibited In complaint, and »-v other proof to the sattafaeRuvda. Uon of the umtcnduued Circuit Court Cominfs I*robal>h m, other magazine articles |»riutrd slonrr In and for the eou-ity of Harry aforesaid. In the Eogllsb language hurt now touch upon a Ralph W. Deacon and Isaae Bopt above subject wblch.so vitally interests, for many rea­ •that son*. all ttioiighifiii people In Europe and Amer­ named are lioth dcreased. and that their heirs ica and Asia-Chicago Tribune­ Lincoln in the War, George Kennan on Siberia, If you are sick Slintuons Liver Regulator will surely aid nature in making you well. If you are costive or dyspeptic or are suffering from any other of the nuim-roiw diseases of the liver, Annan, solicitor* fur the cmnplataaat therein the year, will occupy a prominent place it Is ordered, that such unknownhntn. of the sate stomach or bowel*. It Is your m (hrtt If von during In The Century. There will b# novels and nov­ remain Hl. for' Simmons Urer Regulator ta a elettes by Dr. Eggleston. Geo. W. Cable and Frank R. Stocktou, tor*th-r with short stories Boveralgn remedy m all such complaints. by authors always welcome. To a large extent A $850,000 union depot is to W- ttrected the fiction will bo illustrated. J’— —— at Grand Rapids. | t I __________ _ ___________ AUiPziiE. KKNA^T^N.ClrhrftCourtConmtta R«u._<>ne bottle of Engltali Spavin Uni-1 win Inehrie illustrated patwy^esrajfs tneritL stoner In and for 1*--- - ------ — BTUABT. K5AI mv htuN.-minii mure of two ment cured tny fine N.>rnmn tn.in or , w" , J eJinipn-bcruire ]»i*r on*;Tbe tor Comtilal’flint. tiglj blood ipavlns which dnmngrtl her (iranduiratscyof the War.” Paper* on Wild ..................IWF.KS. valui' .it- l«L-.t «W. n Is the gmhdret W.-U'm l.llebv Tlrna tamni v.-li wt11 tariien; Deputy ItegUter ta Cbancrrv ?Btamlah . . . riure .I ever n-‘<i. , at and n nrt artlriest-iwlilngontlie elr*owlilncontbc flihl field of JiiternatlohhiternatlnnJohu McLain. nl Sunday School Itowraii’-. etc. ■ Honw Hailer. Itarlinrtnn. Ind. Sold by “One mart read THKCKxri'nv. If nolhtagrise." By a sproitd offer,a new subreriberbeginning Dr. E. IL Lathrop, dnirztat. Hurting*. with November can ban- the srarts number*. Mich. fl rut in The Saginriw <'lty union Mlnml district IIIc from tbe beginning. By aurtter speetal M- Oregon, liecau’e of 1te n»lld climate, timber, minerals and wonderful production of iui» a hooded lntleliCetln«te» of ftJ'J.UOO. fer. new snitociibcn beginning with January, coal, and reraals. .The rapid growth of Hfto•». ran have tte Nov. aud Doc; numbers Iree- fnitts Palls, with a waU-r power cxcreding even tbns beginning Mr. Kennan'S articles Mid Dr. SuuW I —Bl <n «'Mr Write for that ot the Minneapolis; Tsectma. <w> Pont Mki*. Winslow'b Soothixii 8YMCP sbeuld Sound, the terminus ot the Nortlieni l‘*ctac always bo i»ca tor children tiwtatag r‘ »‘K>Ih’ Bailroail. with «.«» tahat*— Him child, softens the gums, allays »l> t«ta, cures wind colic, and Is the neat remedy for dlnrrlnrA. Twenty-five cents a bottle. seeking new iiotnre. By writt ••What maker- the style in cigarsr a cigar Fiction. • Other Features. 'MAY GOB BLESS YOU!” ' WM th- rr]>ly. ‘-for you arc asking mo almost and Scattlr. Waablnctan'rerrttoey bad a bad attack of chills and fever. My sya the principal pat ms ta North era Mfai>r»ot*aud Dakota. Montana. Idaho. Orrgou and Washing­ heart would palpitate for two hours rt a time. ton. jMMsrfcHsi unequalled Semite sUraeUon*. m Sty Irr-' would get eold to the knees, and I fully well mi superior train equipment, snen as dtaexpected ta die. ta September. UM. I bought a hottie of Shaker Extract of Rants, or Selrel's Curative Synm. of Mtararent. Mr. R. M. King, am! before J nwl taken li.« first bottle 1 felt better, and ta n short illhe wa> able low to ... id-.. tfu, -n.vl vnn patterna are made thoniands of fancy stylm 1 j Knt thrre vnriatiiW of I : | J„ly tlow«ut. Iraetionri quarteriHiofsecUonnumbertwsMWtwo (Zri mtown oueli) north of range ten <1W» Tho minister railed ono day and wna shown into tte parlor, where Johnny undertook to entertain him until hta mutter should ap­ pear But soon rtubbing hta too against • sharp corner of furniture, littlo Johnny, who was only » years old. gave vent to n string of swear word*. “Ob, obi” cried tho minister, shock**!. “Where do you Irani to use such drradful won Is r "Well, I’ll tell, you," said Johnny, confi­ dentially; “you see, I hear pa swearing at ns, and then I go ami practicv on Bridget." —Boston Gloto. Young Can-wv—Ya’as, he’s my father. Jack—Why didn't yon recognise him? Y<>nng Callow—To tell tho truth, old boy, I never do ta the strwji. He comet, of a rawtber jxxjt family, y’know.—The Epoch. contained in raid such case made al gtet-n that on 8atr..^_? Mau. list A. D., ISSA at leu Celoek ta th shall sell at piddle auction, to the h at the north front door of tbe sour City ot Hastings, Barry County. M bring the atare where the circuit ry county « noldeni. the premtara said mortgage or so much ttereol necessary to pay the amount due , gage, with ten per cent tatereste iKwfaaj'ss; st ss s cess lu curing eroitp whooping cough, cclds. hoarseness, bronchitis, and like- throat and lung affections so common to ehlldhnod. make’ Jack (to young Callow)—That old gentle­ Irav'tog her fast will and testament bearing dale t) -five dollars covenanted for tberota; thstranIm-s t-ing described In said mortgage asailthax Allays I’alu and 1 n fl a in tn ation Heals the Sores Rea to res the Stmaea of Taste ■ml 8uw.ll. Btar. air I—Now York Butt : I 1 taErariand-Cniragv Evening Jouroal Catarrh Nasal 1'iuvhagr-v. A characterirtic trait of tbo late- Emporor William was bis genuine good nature. He was ntan fond of a good >ike. At a hunt the huntsmen laid twenty-eight tawulof game be­ fore- him, which they *sid ho had killed. Smilingly he quoted tbo wonls of Sbakesixwn-, “There are more things ta heaven and earth tlian ore dreamt of lu your philosophy." He addai, “For i< it. not a miracle that I should have killed twenty-eight bend while I had -.nly twenty-five cartri.igre T—Bostcu Transcript, • . i fe'g’SAK The u-.Hsjp of n single sewing society ta °Ul" ha* brakeu up four fnimlwa nnd nauaad . ri”. "-1 tertc. HU “ <'Ut the orgaruzatiOD complMsd U. dLJ» two U-mMitcluri iu^ndkercui.ts and a tidy «»r « starving woman, so - that the sins of its . ■vtajeri! urn mono than com petnetted Cor.— i —Hartford CotiraDt taw \ork Evening Hon. ’ ELY'S Cream Balm sus of the different town* and villages show- Deacon oyster dtwleri—We are getting np a church festival for Wednr^iny night. What khxl of oysters han- yixi gutf Oyster Dealer—Blue joints uwi saddle rocks, str. Deacon—Well, I hardly know which to testament bearing date the t:tU duj of April. A. Il I *TT l.r.blU, ah.. -Zulr»lrl„l. U..1XL.- a— -V ••' .... III..U/ nt, in­ digestion. I miHtaduiltrtteriryunceventhfox else recommended to me I tried Simmons Lwrrr Bemilrtor. In three day* after taking It aociird- goods with, the gifts or lottery ucknvi attached, thereby shlffi-ig the liability to prowcution. ta He died, acme few part, upon otter, perhaps Innocent parties. •usjwcte.1 nothing. Every grocer or dealer, for Inatauee, who sella nxmtiw after, up in the New Hampahlre hills, amoticr atrntHn^. _ TO.- -ri_ a________ or affcra for sale any of the prize or tottery bak­ ing poaders Is a criminal ta the eye of the law, anil liable, upon conviction, to fine and Im­ prisonment. while those who sell the gift goods i , .-------- ” m,'*" 1 regnruarc. morally, as resporfrible. for they arc offer­ ing tbo unfortunate exiles of Rilwria bars tag au inducement, or prize, to housekeepers to use a corrosive poison. This a predicament In which It Is not paalble our grocers will care number of political and other prisoners of to place themselves wten they come to think both sexes in the provinces of Irkutsk, Yene■risk and Yakutsk was HO.OOf.' Of th<»- 43,. nenoualy of tte matter. 000 wvro ta fixed places nt rvaidonre. 30,000 these gift or prize baking powder, are alum wen- employed on different public works and baking powders. These powders post less than 41,000 had escaped from confinement and Mr. Mills Bays that “under lower dutioa 1., -, . , i m transit, and was received on wo could uxport more guod*. the tfianu11.. • .la’-'-. having been 290 days on faetoriea would run steadily and labor it* ■*»?■ ' ’ ' . ■ I . • would be coaatautly employed." Some . ; •. , : ti and l^t case la the most ag- ono In the house should ask Mr Mills If n . ,-f all The letter was mailed at he believes it j>oaslblo that wo could find U- .. I.*:.. Feb I. 1887. and was re- a market for $700,000,000 worth of goods four cents a pound to produce; the gift or prize \ '.ho balance of tbo delayed annually In excess of the amount wo now costa but a few cents more. They are sold at wall 4 <'•> - ni'bthjg. April 10. haring been export. If wo wore to allow that quantity the price of a first class baking powder, so Hist Hie swindle, ta a commercial sense, is enor n reaching Its destination of our manufactures to bo displaced by m<-us. But the chief Iniquity of the bustac-u .Froo th. »in» that all these letters left importing, as he propose. 10 per rente of consists ta selling, as presumably wholesome, th :r itartiug points they seem to hare all tho gtxxls we consume. Where are an article ot a ixmltivcly Injurious character, l- . n watwl-'iritig aimlessly over tho United tho couutrite to which wo would send mid by means of gifts or bribe* Inducing ser­ strange law of attraction tho $700,000,000 of manufactures? Does vants or unsus pe sting housekeepers to purchase <jro<* th--entire six together at Sunbury. ♦fit, gentleman from Texas think that and use ta our daily food. There should t-e some prompt method of . -arv county. O.. a posioffice e-« wo could market them with profit in Jfai tnfb-s in an sir lino •uitrtrue England? Doe* bo imagine wo could get reaching these dangerous practices and punish­ - ... it j. .-u«« of the worst tarid of many of them In Germany, which ing the parties engaged ta their promotion. If ,u' . nof iw-icimaWedelay that has come as jealously protects'her man u factories as tn p n’.b'Htion since tho Democratic wo do oore? Does ba think France nr the matter to the consideration of our State party began replacing tbo competent Austria would Iw largo patrons? We have Board of Health for recommrmlatlou of such additional legGtatlor. as shall be efflfictive tor pn.iUd ci--rk- with an ignorant set of ward heard of the South American and Central the protection of the public. b—!-r* snd bosses. These letters were all countries as customers, but there ta no ovlci ■- ..vrabh' importance, and those for donee that tho paltry market they afford ah.tr. they were intended wore put to would not l»o greedily contest cd. under any In the morning, the cook is preparing witch trouble, and caused great anxi-ty drcumstahcoe, by England. Germany and breakfast long before tbo first glimmer by t he delay. • France. In short, tho outside markets of dawn. As soon us it is ready, proba­ Ma) F. 11 Braggins, of this dty. has are a delusion and a snare, aA'England is bly about 8 o'clock, be utten a long in his i-rt MAwion two letters which were finding out to her cost. It ta simply Idi­ t»ai:.-i 1 Chicago In 1885. the envelopes otic to think of turning over to othera a of . !:i'h b-vro plainly written requests to present trade of $700,000,000 with the ten-turned to Cleveland if uncalled for at vain idea of bring able to Mill elsewhere Accordingly, they bundle out, rubbing their Mb., expiration of ten days. / I to recoup oimeTf for tho loss of the borne ft. .:ut!y both, were returawi to him trade. Lot us keep what we have.—San roil up and cunl their beddtag, and usually . front i 'Li<-*g-»'diroe.t. instead of the dead lev Frarictacu Chronicle without any attempt nt washing crowd er tex office. having lata in tho Chicago post­ to tho little smoldering fire, which is pi . -ed . ctHre three years without attention from A to>l bl Platform. ta a bole dug in the ground, so tlgrt there ‘.'.be shiftless Democratic clerks appointed Wo favor such economic legislation as by Mr Judd. the Chicago postmaster, the will protect all American industries that ftti* L-i li-idual w ho declares that he has can bo profitably pursued by American arir'rt ■. > tear open’tho wrappers of news­ citizens We insist that our produeera Esch man, as bo comes up, grasps a tin cup papers and read thern to discover if there are entitled to tho control of their own D snytjdng reflating on his official con- markets to the extent of their ability to ihct. k is* no lunger a mystery that our supply them. Wo denounce all efforts to roereluutts depend upon tho tet-graph and open those markets to competition with I cults that have been baked in a Dutch ovwa, espre« a.r reliable aerviee Nobody cares the cheap labor and abundant capita! /jf and perhaps also to a slice of ti-e fat pork tv intrust anything nf value to a service foreign nations as hostile to tho internets swimming In tbo grwiao of tbo frying pan, no *J;.>ptaghly demoralize*} as the Demo* of labor and destructive to national and '•rail'■ misnuurtgcd postal service of tho individual prosperity. Wo regard the United btates.Xf^vi land Leader. last annual mwmage of tho president and bto braokfoKt. The meal is not on elaborate tbo recent action of the majority of the Ward*. Only Word*. man ring out, -Coma, toys, catcii your ‘i'meo ’.bo preddent shrieked that tho and open awault upon thoao industrioa. i u had c< ;m> to destroy Che tariff and which will. If unresisted, result In intro­ relieve th« country of the unprecedented ducing a policy of free trade that In the dore Roosevelt ta the Century. aii‘. •'> Democrat, incomprehensible near future will.paralyse or destroy our. calamity of .an overflowing treasury— own Industrios. reduce tho compensation sture tbr pvreldezit soundixl an alarm and for labor and Impoverish tho nation.— This solitary confinement is n relic of a '••--•' tv <■ tigress an annual mnaxagvon Declaration of Ohio Republican State Con­ barbarous ago. Thu history of the middle ■t alone and flung himself about vention. --------------------------- , years, io -------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------.n u,: ;. over tho state of tho country— It Win He Anewrrrd at th* Polls. , walking tnsck and forth In a lonely cell Ike- ;..iwr. January. February. March and Tho qutetloo before congress Is not so | which, perhaps niBJr ba',° ,’*-a for •,l>orV1on Apr.i have i^xased away and nothing has much th. Mill* bill In ’ detail as It is tte at tte^tim. 1 in tho Democratic house but talk. .nd very jxxjr talk, tocr Where is prtndpt. .U.. bUI reFrnu. l.u.d to It-lUm^n • prerideat's jH.werful influence? What chained to a pillaj; walked S’ and trouts fro as far - ami- wore - a'deep -• ha" -- ..j,. of bi,, immense energy? What tain tte American policy of protection or as his chain would permit, :• re ids [,-igjujtte will power and spinal whether It will change it to conform to British policy. - imm Wn about? Along what great 1STtte old I-rtaJm by kte rid. of the placid Shall tho policy nf Washington. Hamil­ luthway han bn *bcd tho rays of his beLake tenmn and sea this furrow, and jxvndor r.ign si'>] guiding Intelligence?—Ctacta* ton. Jefferson and Clay bo continued, or on tte story of human nuffenng that it tella shall it Ire exchanged for that of England'" nail Cvmuiercial Gazette. In America much cf tbo rigor of imprisoorulers and cumnw-nial magnates? There nw>t ba. I«« altovtatod by the introduction ought to te but ono answer to thin, and of contract later. Thru I« Our Opportnnlty. ‘•ImprisotwJ nt hard i I • ‘! • the year ta which the Ropr.b* there will be but ouo if the people every­ labor" may roam to imply a metaqchnly lot. but compared with rolitary confinement, > "i |«tty‘ought to reMoro itself to full where give tteir representatives in con ' '• in tho nevend departments of greas to understand that they insist upon with nothing to qceupy tte priawir’s atten: Hon. or Ufa tnusclra. Lard inter mrati* nn ; M.i-nt The people are anxious for the first and will have no change.—Manu- ; exfat-noo far preferable. Amoncrt W doubt­ : Mup do not desire to invest facturvr’s Record. ' law in tte advance in this reform. I te mort 1 • they are not sure of tho pol■ thinking European nati-ms como next, while crnnirnLls ta pursue, nor will ' Hnwla "till lingers iu tte twiligl* ot bar­ Mr Cleveland ta now declared by a high : r.tucb in a bnMness way. But barter.. —Exchange. ■ - italbti begin to contract Mugwump authority to l« only * .* «««»« to an end " TIu» i* «>«’* fjulto In ko-ping H.' ategn-e«i rwuniMT-. . 1the laboring men am They nndr him quite ’,0}*: with tlin driivenmenof another authority, . To relieve them is one of our But tn- took a frw "Feliets! , to wit. Mr. Lowell, that be ta the brat Titat cored him right quick. ■ •’■■■■ —Greenwich Journal An easier pbyrte type of Amnricaniam that -wo havo a'lnco Lincoln wss snatched from its Tbo 1H~ Iteaxin l> l olly limlrrstond. The I'unmtlv* kind Si ’int..!- Vent thinks It very awful, or thick and thin Cleveland worshipers are Small but precious. M eeuts jwr vial. 'y r Hut Montana with 115.000 popula- not able to agr-c entirely a« to the pecu­ Ailrgan puts up her liquor fainifa to U')U i* kept out of the Union, but his cars liar qnallflcudona of their Idol.-New S4.00C. tai. !.)pg been deaf to the knockings of York Tribune. Dakota. Chm.OOO. His ears, and those of hi* parjy friends, ore acute to Democratic 1'any ------- ------ signals -Utica Harald. who arc in favor of protecting American t. doc­ inar,few ' Th l. I. Go Ina Too Far. It ta now stated that Senator Ingalls Mid President Cleveland are related It ttor.«l rep«l or H-Intend : usumn a Is rktu that the Democrats intend to stop but to <.«H> ond on*7 °n* °* Hillsdale exacts of saloonkeepets 8C.W0 *» nothing in their efforts to humiliate .UOO-.OT th. I>m.-r.tV putjt- -»°™ | taporuutt Uuu |,rotation or tbo r.p~J the renatur—Uneoln Bcpubiican liquor bonds. ortboo«ol~t1u«<.-ittet.Coo.“‘'‘ltet « luH-ii m eres! ’offerer from entarrt for arertel reS? b“ dll very bad. rould hanlly All Ii. niucrat* Are Ellfflblu. SY?'A?? hi. I could not risen h»<> to A V< st club, nam'd after the Missouri Wi’ttnr. bos been started out west Its probably la. -Give us tbo offices •ml y.,u ran h-ep your civil service rofoni! -Baltimore American * Tvo luu-r Even for Mnrwmup Credulity. Tlie Uem-xTatlc majorities are so enor­ Bar ly lurgo in Louisiana n» to invitesuspkioii that they were ralatsl in the figures b» the .licetldn officers.—Boston Hwaid. -Jte In any rnndiliou of the system, with any diet and without d.iaaer from ww> UTB- to wet or cold. Absolutely free from Mer- hi* triumph.’ te- Iwamo cnaedoua that a msUgnant dhe-ase was fastening it-df upon him. latest ca:>d..tete-s, noth foe pJ:„jte execr^u^ His pbyrinans pnxnxinred it incurable cauWld the manufacture te *’7". who are tefa. ? Bad lqW*ry UckeU- ai’Poeiw —_ uv imui jneva baltteflrid. but he would not of large nuantitles of their eorro»ivt-ly pofMn daath in ». wbtel, u. «, w.n k«M„ u, M, fare tbe long, wiring grief of an invalid wifi, nnd.a delicate daughter, nor riiould they tulmtt them to her kitchen knowing!} . Thl* *» him suffer th-., hollos agonise of the farm of swindle l* not only being peddled from month* of life that lay before him. Ho told them that, ta- was coming te> Amer­ profits tube rrallr«d, the nuumfocturnra are ica to hunt buffalo. There are English pro­ entrendhtag taemsetvn behind the counters of pio who still Iwlleve that. tbe plains are full of Hta ■jwroh was already affected many grocers by getting them to oflk-r tbe alum Mr. Wtn. J. WQCmm, SO Umtall SL, Boston, writes: “.six months »r» I tagan to throw up meu," fmnkly stated a fartuun teller the my food alter eating. 1 Ihoughl I was going otter day, “But wten nrman is really 'gone Into eonsumpUon. I «hi# began to have n*ta lu tte eti-r-t. sroma h am! shies I nd little . . T. .telling. »>o .... to speak, c.uw.V te Ins on fortune tea tins the j WI w,»kn -U all tired tort fire .......Mt...1 >1^..^ mil. 11 unc.i I,Mt fever a-itUnu«>ta..d.-r tlian tte‘opporita , ln four daya 1 tegao wtng Shaker --r • Win- I Imve -ch patronwho coari»l« I Extract of Itoo-'*. oiXjriKei'* nte wten I wx' . . Ja liav But l,»d touted tberixth tortile I remM rat three mo dally, and routalmwt twice a day. uux iurt roljl. le>.!h(. minute bMtvln lluiinent reniovre- ul> V’SLCli Pl^M 0lP B0WI NORTHERN PI I kl LOW MICE MILROtl FREE; tovemmen'. all rt“taX' ■ “ssr?J-. ‘SJj’S.Kt w.W: Sold b> . J», ..Ml. «»? «” W to* .......... — I cage Tribune. I cago Tribune. I *Ald b> all druxri«e*. nrrei d A. J, while. M warren street. OB , �RUSSIA’S -FAIR CITY SWEATING IT OCT. GEORGE KENHAN GIVES * DESCRIP­ MAKSHALL IQ RIO OF TURKISH Hartings, AtCOHOL IN A TION OF NIZHNI NOVGOROD. BATHROOM. lx* the democratic candidal*- for governor. Here's earnestly hoping for his recovery. THK MASTOMtH, Mini., HMTvmrE. MHlAltmlX •« EDITORIAL NOTES. Hlrtne Out. In the T«‘lfgram Herald of tills, Wedtww- -day morning U published .lames G Blaine's JeOcr withdrawing completely from the field, and stating that be could not accept tbe preaidenttai nomination even it tend- cted. and expressing »urpri-«e that hta former letter wjta not considered Anal. Tbe tetter ta directed to Whitelaw .Kidd, stated at i*arta Maj 17th. It ta an ianiest, uaniy letter, and cannot fail to deepen the-, regard and esteem for tbe brilliant states­ man from Maine, whom every republican would Im* pleased to see as president of the United States. In a recent Issue of a contemporary -we read something concerning that venerable chestnut, the “great fraud of *76." Tilden ta dead and llnyi-s Is ub longer president, but that MM-ius y> make no difference with the perpetrating of thta ancient ami buldiwaded chestnut. But tte* fully of the tiling ta such that it ta a wonder that any tuvndble democrat would refer to the matter. Havre" title to the presidency was declared valM by an electoral commtasion. Thta eumndsahm **us a democratic child, born of demo­ enttie hopes, raid opposed by a large major­ ity of reiuiblicahs In faith senate and tanise. But democratic votre created it, and when the commission decided that Hayes was president, the (Ufnuxratic party fatoui to kick and have continued to <k> so ever since, and prulnbly wilt keep it up to tte* end of time for the old adage runs that a ••Bourlsjn never learns and never forgeta." All the same It ta in bad taste for that par­ ty to kick at the decision of a commfaslon for- whose existence the democratic party ta directly responsible^ . "It ta safe to say that In this presidential year, when he ta industriously bidding, ftx presidential lightning, Cleveland will send no such brutal pension vetoea to congreM as be did in 1®. But the memory of hta former unfeeling reference* to those who were Injured while Irnttling for their coun­ try. will continue to be a plague and a tor­ ment to him.'"—Banner. With dur reference to tte ability and good sense of tho Baskku jmople when tbeir better judgement ta -not warped by the Incrustations of party prejudice, we can but wrmder a little at their putting forth such sentiments as the above with the calcium light of history and statisUra glaring in their <-yes. In tin* first place It ta wt-il known that no raw of special |x-nRhm» coinvH liefon* cougn*ss for action or gues to the president for hta signature unk-os it has imxMxt the jwnstan bureau and has been rejected for wantnf rvhlenee <if a clear ease, tt-ta well known also that all tin* laws governing the. granting of |M*nsluns have ta-cn under republican control four-fifths of tin- time since they were en­ acted. anti yet with tin* short time that Grover Cleveland luts lieen In the prreldrntlal chair he has signed more special pen­ sion bills than was signed during th** whole time of republican jhjwcc. The way that deserving soldiers were treated when applying for a pmisloa under a republican administration can well be lllustraksi by a rase in our own county. Four brotiters who are all republicans and ore* of them holding a lucrative federal office from which no attempt ha* been ntmle to remove him, after t>etng freak'd like nettrvy dogs they succeeded under a republican admin­ istration in getting a small pittalus- allow­ ed them: but since a democratic admlnistre* tlon has been tn powerthey have nil had their pensions increased: one from S4 to F10 per month: one from .SI 1.50 to -F-M per month and SI.ISO Lack pension; one from SIU to Sl^ per menth. and <>nt- fnM to SK per month- All tinder an administmtlon of which it was prophesied tiuit if It came into power pensions were' to cease to loyal tncn. the rebel debt to be paid and Ute rebel soldiers to be pensioned. If the Baxxkr wishes to verity statement in any respect wo refer It to the republican supervisor of Maple Grove township.—; itemotrat Editoha BANNKitt—EnelCMMilaend clip­ ping from Hosting* Democrat. containing On general principles we have little care the Banxek’h paragraph relative to pen­ whether Mr. O'Donnell or some of the hun­ sions. and the Democrat's comment thetvdred other equally a« able and just as worthy republicans represents thta district it lias long since evqtmi to be amusing to rend the administration gush of their ten­ matter if Mr. O’Donnell ta seeking a notn- der regunta for the Union soldier. It has inatlon at ttunexpvru-e of the lianuany and grown to Im; iNMltlvely ridiculous. There welfare of the party, while at the same ta not a boy ten years old tn the United time he Is nubltahing a letter announcing States, who can n-ad. but knows that the that he will not ta- a randldate. The elaj*- present* pepafon system was conceived trap. too. ata>ut the demanding and alone by tin* repiibllea.n party, and gener­ tbc.pollticiuis opjKMtng him ta simply a ally against the growling ami protests of wormy chestnut. We know of no republi­ the democratic party north and south. The cans hercabouta who are espdriaHy anxious first ten of tift*-vn years after tbe war. that Mr. O’Donnell should serve am>ti»er there were thouMimk of veterans suffer­ term, although it wilt be singular .If there ing from disabilities directly trarealde to are not a few such. We know of nothing service in the war for tbe Union, yet who hr has done In roiigitws that espetdalty en­ iiad not then arrived at the period of worldly titles him to this recognition above that are de|>endrnce sufficient to Induce them to coaled to Ids predecessors. But. It ta are take action tn secure pensions. But 20 sertod. tho rotation practice ta undesirable. years of struggle against the Ude of facts, Well, after Barry county lias had her turn convinced them that their condition had the rule can be safely changed. But nut brought them face to face with two ulbuunUl Barry county has luwl the representa­ naUves: cither to apply for aid to the gov; tive will It Im? safe or booorabk* to make emment or become the subjects of charity this departure.—Charlotte Republican. in their respective connmmiticjz A great majority of them sought a reme­ Hie democratic jxrty would take the dy from the government their valor had duty <off of tlm farpers wool, and retain the huljH-d to save. Twenty thousand of them duty rtbstigar and rice. And this notwith­ standing U>e fact that all but the finest gradee of woolen goods are aa cheap or rfieaper In Amarica than any otter country. Mobile to remove the duty on wool would make sheep-raising unprofitable. Sugar ed in the southern staUw, and that is why the duties on them are retained In the MIBa bill We believe tte duty cm woal should be retained, white tte duty on sugar should be removed. We r. from a third'a match, bkudful of ruined cigar* tbe proved. by lerty farcies and p canal,' spanned al interval* bndg«w: the picturesque- ’AKIH* POWDER Hul-taatml brick Luddiug* had nf the lone row* of fufhun- --—7 ■ . _ " •? "“T*“ ‘ N»vda; u:c U» mW** Absolutely Pure. activity; volley of oath* that aw.iKiiwl him. Ho removes bh clothing after This powder never vari.mamh odwtartemwwi,-... than Dm ordinary kind., al ArwntwMIftnM IF.__ .. . . alum or phosphate tbo niidiii- — — . . . .. . Chicks Of tlK> travel-worn oU^walks, Wrd. , _ __ I__ in tho tn-ei that shade less -drit* on<l warvuvww « — —------ ■ , barred and padlocked; the balls are slhmt ; g(wk ........ ......... The wife of Frank G. Groceries Crocl B We’re Ez Going to J bashful until another equator of towel U tied around bis blushing form. Ho » led out to in a Turkish Lath bouse for men. days in tbo lower region*. Be Cash Ba You could It would make man looks like a striking brunette. The in Hu is being ta in itself a wj-arau- and independent city, and a city which during niM months uf every j . . __ ... ....1 --1 rv.nw— tZ* - fair city of Nizhni Novgorod W situated on . . . .... . _____ _ .1— < IV— an, Quickly PUp«»ed Of. prisoner--Gawgo Washington fblc> John- Magistrate — Well, Gawgo Wn*hingtoc [lek John* a, it * <10 or thirty du) a—Th* relation to tbe old town <«f Nizhni Novgorod more. Suddenly something prinks him like a needle. A sharp pain runs through' ids bock. Thr saloons at The S-'-OO tax will wvcral uf them w. Tbo lUuaion fair city, however, differs He LOCA vansoi v where 500,000 traders anemble every Circulation this w lazily foiling from the cold sutsr faucet chandise valued at Buy millet need r5,a».0i»; while in habitant* might be fed and fjxdtcrrd in tlx? date him, but tho doctor ba* warned them to ■makn it bcfaro'ho killed any one might be put into Bert Tinkler dow. ai. annual jiaruxysmof intense and unnatural activity » ' I f<imw and then a fog, now u cloud. Thu air 1* Elrd bonks., hotels, a nurrhaata’ exchange and with white light. Tho ioobnate i* nilied; I nearly 7.00) shops and Inhabitable building*. Beamer'a. New full cream Bruner's. THE BISSELL COMBINATION PL0\W With Reversible Share and Point, which it ' Great Garden seeds le at Beamer's. ' Grand Ea|dds by J. G. Runyan. at J. G. Banyan Frank Beamer rant In running o 0DVANCE 0- Or. Baughman To Try It is To'Buy Doatfai) more years and then- wffl Im- no more pen­ sion bills pafiM-d to signsm veto. But the eountry is abundantly aMe to care for them, and the veterans" rights must and •will be recognized despite the unpatriotic -predilections of presidents, southern con­ gressmen and their nortbem sympathizer*. Ti>e pension laws have been greatly broadened within the last few years, through the persistent efterrto of General Izugan and other leaders o(the party. The demand of the loyal porttem.s of the Union Sou* BY GOODYEAR BROS c*n st J. a R Good light do Genteel ?: Clothing Tbedrish World wades into Gungreas- the abolishment of technical barriers that prevent justice to the old wfidiers. It is atwmt as ridiculous for a dewiocndic jourfinds that te las •■squeezer" of the most rad to claim champlonahlp.far the soldiers’ cause, aa it Is for the prohibition party to rvlcntlesH kind. Tbe lalvoring mew arc al ■ asawme that all the tetujH-ranec people In so shewing up Mr. Scott's true Inwardness. the tend are In the.fr party. 1 think I di*- Goodyear A Ba (lorerdalu. Grable FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. article, that would have been wmeh to the writer*.credit to have omitted. Perhaps ». W. Reyno tn the terne market We invite the attent “f U> s—nXU. strikes eaery time. Hr. BUSINESS SUITS, — administration remarked, “I'd like tore* Uu* admintatrathm that can Baug For Every Day Wear, larty «wh Friday DRESS SUITS For that rrnaun claims were delayed. pension claims alraufa „ rounty has gained ClcrclazxTa.admlutatratlon devnurratir <aui- to ]H<rmit ttei.pcusion dejnrtinent to give Stjl„ tbe a» MH the end of Caamriwn. but when Crsar eerawx, what then? Periiaps he alpa> eoaMlatlon from tbe case of the old ADDmOWAL LOCAL NEWS. For -Social Events. Furnishing Goods Onee more we Ajneal to Uh- Cobden club, A Gentleman's Wardrobe. M.woMiaUU 0»r wrtn, .tak ta ert a free trade United wages.—Tribune. fonnd at Great Fails. dotting NEARLY aa good. These Goods are Bargains Viewed From Any Standpoint. **h!ng tatter ,-«n be had. Tbe quality and uv! .. are Item * ' ‘ Tte tetehMi ttteeteap'.t. quality considered us and the goods. TRY US! One Price Clothiers, PROVE US! YOU'LL BE GLAD Hastings, Mich. �Hastings Banner wrf»~iw- >to »».»». In Chi- history - Others Preach vl<nv prices and high quality. > We Practice . „aiv, but every day In the year Xiejj iantains that can't be equaled 'niwltcrv. If y«u want to be economical ud 1‘M'k at our stock of ---- ------- -- •.•W.UIKB. ntu, Vrf» Will,,, wuta town 8M*,. goods or no «fe, for tine new fixh Crawley. Mrt. Ju. Nhn, ra.pa.tall, u. tl™ ud tr,rf, dablhl. «1~ to mu .nd vn.U. s.tWjeHon n» ra«ld„,„ ralh Crockery, Bazaar Goods, ' it carefully, observe the qualthe prices, and you will agree W e're Easily Satisfied. J0I4 E. RcmslMTk-er. the frcrthougbt or•uT°f K«n*as. will deliver three lectures in Union hall. Hastings. mfnllowK -Th« fattu-rs of our rejriblic.” 7:30 o'clock Sat­ urday eveuing, June 9th. 1»88: -The in­ spiration of the bible." 3 o’clock Sunday afU-moon. Jun:- Huh. 188S; -The church and morality." 7StO o'clock Sunday evening. Jnire 10th. 1888. The expends of these /rt-turcs have been provided for by sub­ «•!>“. «, l,.,k scription, therefore, they will lie free, and all nre cordially invited tb lie prera-ut and hear these aubjecta dheusMd from e free Pta)rlw l-“ •"» “» thought or rational *tan<li>otat. enterprise on the part of her citizens, and particularly tire Observer, which goes in sled length for the scheme. - ■» «- n~ “riX."*’ Do.not read Without apec's. If ri>L. prtnt Is not clear have your eyes examined, fre/ of charge, and fitted to a pair of the Ihm spec’s for very little money. , Joint Bkk>mer, Jeweler. ' No better boneless Codfish comes out of the-twlney deep” than <mr -ideal" brick grade, {everybody Is grhiug about tired of eggs and pork, and codfish will makr a happy change. 8tai ffki: A Chawley. Ttrat Cleveland. N..T. Parker s. Humbletanlan stalliotu 1* a -guei" was evidenced Wodnesdax afternoon. wh<-n hr madtwice arort.d the fair grounds ta 2-46. This fa nqual to 2:40 to 2:4.”. on a good traok. Mr. BlrlLu- held th- rlblems pnd lx rt-spojrsil.lt- fur •ievclunlng the’ speedxquantity, of c;..v -bt„|. H<- -xpr -.*«•* hiui'self aa cwuMeut that h- can mke a full mile with (’lexTland on tire Grand Rapids track ta 2:4t> or |r«*. .Mr. Bid lac think* when Cli-ve!ar:<l act-, in tborough corulltion be will take hi* pi.tr- with the Byers. Mr. Parker's iua:i- friends congratulate him on’ !•!* qwnt-rahlp > fine u horse, anti hope tliat ('lexeland may ftillr realize Mr. Bldfue’s i-:p--t: Ffagerald post G. A. R. anA th- W. lb '-w wii ,L K- lir““ ”,h^ •' lrtI ,i'r want a title deed to the earth. /The rainfall from Sunday evening at e \v. . t nlsiut nix feet of It some day, oclock to the same hour Monday evening r ,i . - .u day comes we an* was t fochra, which Is a very hravy rain- f fall. Prolmbly itf inches fell In about 3 houra Monday. The abbve report is from John BeMmer. ,» L:- - frr.tho*’ who admire our nurthThe wool season will M>on be here. As . .li t at in the pari, Hasttiigt will be the best mar>.' ket for wool. When suliscriberx conn- fi> this city with that staple, we hope they will not f<»nret to call at the Banner of­ fice juid liquidate accounts. i . ng u> Make it Pleasant "«■ Beamers’ ■ Ciish Bargain Store. Ira VanValkenburg went to Grand RanPressure 1s being brought to bear on thu..«,vuui « mi Fri<h>. new council p> iiukr make mem them cnoooe choose a n man nw» L-f * * ’ .MlaAnG.n. to ... W. XX- .U tf, i. for . street . aatta&rtory F. Hfck* conw W. Jam, will be onranlri nt tl,.rnliciloner.m Mr. .Hicks has ..."-UIIKXI assumed Hit? the K-church hereafter. - ---...... task of telling the eounell how to do buri- ’ nejj.-. hut thus far with todlfferenfsueceas/ /h' ILU.. ’J?11'!'- « Ururt IU|.1,K wxh in .the city Monday. Employment , The ,K- * have fought the Mr-, Rev. Miner, of Irving, and Rev. Lee exbage aud J. F. Babcock hits. Just south of cliouged pulpits Stualay. * GLENN BRDTHER8./ their depot. which give- them the land .;-.,p-r. Koehwtcr. X. Y. from Court street to Ute Barti.-x property c"k 'WM east of Fall creek. Tbe new lots will be'• << rand Rapids last week. graded off and soon covered with side Mbs Sadie Sanborn, of Battle Creek! -on<l hand lui tracks. ‘ was in the city Wednesday. The G.- A. R. Memorial service was held wlfe vWto* Mtaute in at the Baptist church Sunday, and whs very ' largely attended. The sermon, delivered (grand Rapids the pari week. by Rev. Ovlatt is very highly commended Gea Koblnaon, of Battle Creak, wan in by ail who hoard It for the patriotic and the city during the |mri week. ■ sound Views expressed as well,as for ele­ /%'lement Smith and D. R. Cook were at gant diction. Allegan several days lari week. /' 'Trank Goodyear, the new chief of the Daniel Striker and wife are expected ilM fire dr|>artmeut. takes hold of the duties home Saturday from New York. ’ of his |M»hi<<n In a manner that shows P. A. Halm and family will occupy the him to be the right man in the right place. Under his leader-hlp we expect to see the Henry Ford house, second want uts» fur sale at Reed Bros. fire department of this city placed where J. U Wilkins made a buslnem trip to s.I.- '■ K. A Svd»-|»ot is being re-jiaintad. It ought to be. Holton. Muskegon Ca, last week. fieri Tinkler b#< n neat vegetable winy ' C. W. Sherman anti Homer Green, of LOCAL NEWS. Charhate, were In the city Monday. concerning tliat town:- Nd, acres heavy nt tnn)»er. fti«: Nor acres light tjnriM-r, 8027; , , -’<»• U.’HK .fW. .X<1 ritnehtw IS eta per lb nt | ««her cattle, 487; hogs. 877; No. colonies of bees, 132. / ‘l.oo per Mr*. A. H. Tinkler, of Detroit, sister of U. H. Myers. I* vHthtg lu the city. mid wives went to Gun lake Sauirdly.While Em. Busby and Nelson Johiuon L.A' ,,0Mfh "7K ln Woodland Saturday were riding ta a nrad eart Sunday near the I xv..rkinx ut. M. C. freight depot their hone stumbled ‘ ’ h ' K' A S *“«•** Pro’^t- Ixrate and shoe* for sale and fell In auch a manner tliat Mr. Bu»b' xva- thrown violently to the ground under get children'- wigwam slippers. ’ over him, hut he xxras not seriously Injured. • Frieik Beamer.xvjll soon have his restau­ rant i:| tunning order. Choii- fine cut and plug tobacco :1O cents i- r |m4iiu1 at Beamer’s. Dr.JKatighmau will Im-ht the Hastings bouse Friday ofxhly.xveek. . Sunday. June 17th, will be the quarterly mtvtinjg at the M. E. church. z Bear in mind that Dj. Baughman will be it the Hastings house' Friday? Mre. Sage bos bought 2X lots of Smith A- folgroxe and W. P. Sldnam. Fall! at J- G. Rnriyan’a and examine his • men's line .'•hoes and get prices. ' Gowj light double harness and pole for m -«Mp Saturday—<me bar to each custom- Kalatuazoo parties are putting up boat •siM-.. <>n Ixmg and Mud lakes near lovertlaic. .Ivin A. t treble is brightening the ap• arum- of fa's house and Irani by h fresh '■at of [mint. ’ o 1'. IV. Iteynulds ha» commenced the sin<t the fall election of 1888. Barry hmntyjhx.'gahnd 31 citizens by means of the n.xt-.rallzation laws. N<;l-im. Matter & Co., the Grand Rapids ' irnitifre manufacturers occupy half of ■•'ir ln-j jmge this weak. I'r. .j. A. Baughman will be at the Haxt- 'Ikbim- Friday of this week, and rvgutarl> i iit'li Friday thereafter. It him l»-en agreed to close the business hott-i- Unlay. We hojx* tbe agreement . n>ay be perforated faithfully. T<» Itf. loo acres of land for summer fal> ■'■wing purposes. Enquire at the law of> nee of Stuart, Knappen A VauAnuan. . time would haw been from 8 to « seconds better. Mr. BMtae, his trainer, -U* Holz' bom is one of the moat honest trotters he ever saw. and stake* his judgment on hb Wo Would call the attention of drain and olglis a-. comndMlonera to our large stock showing a 2,40 clip this season. There is «f drain.tile and sewer pipe. R. J. Grant. no reason why Holburn khould not show mnlrfn.,.-: He U. lhe Big ibvoice of wall paper, comprising and h in good hands. the lat.-et and most stylish patents received Sunday, June 10th, will be Children’* kt Dr. Lathrop's. Prices cheaper than Day. wherae obaerranre by Methodism has become general the world over. Tin Only Iplare in the city where yon can get members of that church here «'P«’l*l|y x erntirh ginger ale is Dr. Lathrop’a drug the Sunday school, are busy already with ’tore. B-,t summer drink as everybody preparaUona for that festive ocr^n- A knows.! ' ‘ fine program has been prepared, withita- , - I . inions are before the council taking terestlng and appropriate tor tlw extension of the water mains up church will be elaborately trimm*. 1Iwk.v<t street, which Is t>ecoming a hand- everything d«><' «h»« can be U> make tbe Cy plemmrable and happy not merely for s'ltne rreldrace quarter. children, but for the older folks as well. We- have a number of city lota that we ^Harvey William*, wheat buyer at Milo »HI - II on contract, making the terms 4^^tafornwd.rtm^ thhyrar. /? The U.unty treason- will be enriched liy --.Soo this year from liquor Ikvnwu. Under fthe new law. half of the WOO It to get a license goes to tbe county. "itode” Smith was brought before Jua11I’’’ ^n«»ton Thurwlsy. toanawer to the ebanrr of rape, of which mention was made •» the last Bannkb. -HIs exmnlnatlon was rwitlnmd to tomorrow. Al.Silugerland and wife are taking in the Pros association’s annual meeting at De­ troit. C. have mad- extensive preparations for the proper observance to-day of Memorial Day. The veterans h< mbri by Uic city band and followed- by other civic -hrder* and citizens will participate ta lh>- march. At one o’-lock the |Hmt aud corps will form at th- hull ami pnx-eetl to the court house, and tbe following exercise* will Im-held: . 1. Grand Army M< nmrial. 2. AddrvMt by U. H. ’ VgiiArnian and othcra. ,i 3. Singing. _ 4. March to Kivi-raidr cemetery: 5. Drcoratiiig gntxex <J. Irast G. A. R. exercises at the grave of Robert Kelly. The Journal Intimates that there is a re­ publican ring and pretends to name the al­ leged ring ticket. At least four of thccandldates named by the Journal have never been mentioned for the offices for which Uh* Journal placc> them In nomination, at least never to us. and we have never so much aa suspected, that they were ta the field. But then wc are perliapa not In the -ring5’ or have not that <dtarp, keen Insight into affairs pusra-saed by ourcxMiteruporarj- ! But speaking of rings calls to mlml,.that I there Is a ring, a rail lire ring, in the Journal* own party and the Journal has Itan made to feel Its force and power.'That ring has decreed already that there shall be ! a fnidon; ha* decided that tlie Demix-rat and Journal mnri call off their dogs of war. and thoM- pain-r-. an- now as meek as lambs; 'has dcchksl on eg-rtain candidates, anil par­ celed them out to th- demd-rat!’ and greenbackers; ha* glerreed that no further effort dial! be made to n-niovej>orimaitter Dennis till after election. S|M-aking about rings makes us think that .the Journal should look to Its own party, and then it*' editor should l<*>lj In the glass to mt the fellow whom the ring handle* In It* own way. .Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth anil sister were Tills Is Memorial day, and sacred to tbe ‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith last The annual meeting of the stockholders memory of the nation's dead. Let each of the Hastings City »Bank of Hastiags, remember on this day what our country Mn.'McUughlln ami little aon, of Mus­ for the election of directors for the ensuing owes to its brave defenders, the boys Ui kegon. are visltihg her mother. Mrs. I. A. year, will be held at the office of said bonk In Hartings on Monday. June 4th, 1888, blue, who conquered treason and presort­ Holbrook. tietween the hours of 9 a. bl and 12 m. ed the union and kept the stars and stripes Judge Cole and wife left yesterday for Hostings, Mich.. May 23d, 1888. as the fit emblem of a free and united C. 1>. Beebe. Cashier. Bellevue, where they will remain tbe rest country. «^The membe.ru of the graduating doss of National Convention*. the high school are nearly overpowered by / John Hessmer went to Grand Rapids yes­ The Michigan Central, the Niagara Falls the generosity of the school board, which terday to visit John Klopfer who Is not ex­ route, will sell tickets at one fare for the has kindly agreed to pay the hall rent and pected to live. round trip as follows: To the republican 810 toward other commencement expenses. Rev. Frank Elliott is the. name of the national convention Chicago, IlL# June, When you come to size up -such a mon­ 1888- Ticket* will be'told June l«th. new Presbyterian pastor. He la a gradu ­ strous freak of erilargemcnt of the heart as 17th and 18th (and from Michigan pointe ate of Princeton. that, It Is enough to overpower a mule. only, on the 19th). good going only on date Dr. P. H. -Ex-ana and M. F. Jordan, of of sale, and good returning on date stamp­ Barry county district lodge Na Ifi. 1. O. Middleville, made a business trip to this ed on back by agent at Chicago, not later of G. T., will meet in quarterly seaslon, than June 23d. 1888. To the democratic with Union lodge, on Monday. June 11th, city Wednesday. national convention St. ixtuls. Ma, June, '88. at the Irving grange hall, tbe meeting Mrs. Hattie Watkins, who has been for commencing at 10 a. m. There will be a some time In Detroit, has returned to her 1888; tickets will be sold June 2d. 3d and; 4th. good going only on date of sale, and complete change of program at this time, home In this city. good returning on date Stamped on Irack and it Is hoped each subordfnrie lodge in R. B. Wightman expects to go to Lake by agent at St Louis, not later .than June the district will send a large delegation. Odessa this week where he will buy wool Btli, 1888. To the prohibition national convention Indianapolis, Ind., May, 1888; during the seasonT • For the information of tbe Democrat we tickets will be sold May 27th, 28th and MIm Satie Tinkler la now a trimmer In 29tii, good going only on date of sale, and will way that our market reports are cor­ rected every Wednesday morning. Wed­ a Cheboygan millinery store, <le|>arting for good returning on date stamped on back that city last week. by agent at Indianapolis, not later than nesday morning May 10th, a wheat buyer told us the market price was 81 cents. ’te. /Win Holmes, of Waupaca. Win., is in June 4th.. 1888. These tickets will be Wednesday morning May 23d we were !~ In- the city on a visit to his friends. Same gtiod on any regular train, excepting the New York A Boston limited express, Na fonned by equally good authority that the old Win—hearty and Jolly. «, . and the fast Western Express. Na 5. price was 85 cents. That's 14 cento, not 16 Engineer Balch and Chris. A. Hough Wagner palace sleeping cars, partor cars cent*, advance and wc gave it to our readwere In Woodland township yesterday on day trains, unrivaled (lining edrs. working for tho right of way for the C. K. Houghtalln A Llcbty desire to Imprw* upon the people of Hartings and vicinity Following are the real estate transfers that In obedience to the expresoed wish of -/ Ml** Viola Willison gave a party to for the week ending May 28th, 1888, as a majority of thrfr cuotomera. mid wince Minn* of her young friends Saturday even­ taken from the books In the register’s office. their store has bk«n refitted for them, they ing In honor of her cousin, Mr. Zimmer­ Orin A. Hughe* to Charles H. Master; parcel will continue business at the old stand. man. of Augusta. Pmlrfevllle. 8100. They call especial attention to their line of g aupig x*ryrr,»,. _ dry Ktxxls and bobta and shoes. Then- to­ tliat he don't like that country a little bit Edward Byne» to Leonard Hazelditie; tea sec gether with groceries they are prepared to and he hopes to spend the Fourth of July 1 I Woodland. 11.Ito. D. B. KiinatricktoEdwnrdHyncaz-WnreeW exchange for butter, eggs and tanner's pn- In Hastings, Mich. roodlaDd.OI/to. , duce generally. John McArthur to Leri Holmes; pfocel vee J6 Mr. Bowen, who hat been visiting John Wwlni-Mtay Holbuni. W. IL Schantz' standard bred Hambleionlan stallion, made Busby and fandfy. returned to-day to bls Mrs. Bowen will re- ' a full mile on the fair grounds in 2.58. home In Colorado. ' Had the track been ta good condition, his turn about July Huy .the best, the North Fairfield plow, nos kra>wn as the Keystone. rtxy- Apply at the offices of Smith A ’ ulgrox-f or W. P. Sldnam. rade tn fr.li luul motto i.i --gnud all an Stauffer A oiJtaSk""*1' *“ “»• »"-» R- R. tt will not be fromtack ofpusf or Groceries, Wc have built tij to •“*•"« M» ™<-l« « The wife of T. M. Woodruff died at her late home, Detroit, SatH-ay. May 20th. and her.nanalna were buried at Ann Arbor the succeeding Wednesday.; rrrm nf wh-*t of a IToWevilh- fanner ri w. do -< “g**1 7 . 7? manx- Much contrC' !-' shrewd buyer, wtaw Jodrnent or -nr STtanpt to ta- ■»*>» rtf*- "T *Tu‘n, he made this oontmcf to lihow that h-Jud odrmrwt. and we mention tec “?±25SMr Win , This Space Belongs to Goodyear -•‘Barnes. Who will have an Ad. next week. Look Out for It. 1 It is not time to use binder twine at present, but it is ex­ actly the a TIME TO ORDER About what you think you will need, so that the dealers may estimate about the amount of twine needed for this territory. You will remember that last year the stock of twine in the state was exhausted long before harvest was completed and many had to abandon their binders because they could not get twine. We have put in a stock of Charles Baldwin has returned 'from De- ; treit Bls pitching arm Is out of form, and . be will not again join the Detroit club un- j til he la In condition. 8,000 POUNDS, A. II- Johnson and wife attended the ’ meeting of tho Michigan Pre^s Association j In Detroit this week. Mrs. Johnson will visit relatives In Toledo before her return. Wort! was received from Grand Rapids yesterday that John Klepfer was lying at ,the point of death at the home of abrother, this will t»e sad news for his many Ha»t, lngn friends. f /Mr. Dodds, proprietor of the roller mill being erected at Delton, was in our city Friday. Mr. Dodds Is building- a mill that will have very- few equals and no su­ periors In the state. I FfeGte-anB. oebtevaie. Vi Wc desire to thank the kind friends and neighbors who so willingly gave a helping j hand during the long Illness and afore the death of our son and brother. May they ,never lack friends lu a like bereavement. Mu. and Mna. Schumann and family. , The fire department came out on parade Saturday evening, and presented a credit- , ableapjraaraner• ( A. Black ha* placed in tbe cemetery » ' fine Scotch granite monument ta memory ; of tbe late Dr. William Upjohu. The icultural resource* of this wonderful couumonument stands nearly seven feet high i and weighs over seven tons. The base Is I 4xJ>M feet and weighs 4,BOO II*. The I «Wgn Is beautiful and the monument a : fine addition to Ri wrskle and a great cred- Of various grades, ud trust yon||will order at ones about what you will need, thereby enabling us to keep a supply on hand. . Yours respectfully, Messer Bros. & Reynolds. �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. SOLONS AT WASHINGTON. Dr. DIGEST OF THE WORK IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE home adjourned^ mid watered milk, baspmdn tine aimj . NpW IHwovtry r‘T rmihumption. IB now of |sn. Dtahooret prartics- •rwi'triways ^ ^y third bottle, and able to oversre tte profitable, avw from a money pota. « {arni thc taw(t niwn. ___________ good tooert farmers of tbrt vicinity ore no­ in tto toll* Ihk-suw of the watery trie*. Michigan Knight Tempi un tod a blowout al Grand Rapids, in an mini conclave, the post week. Negounee’s new •SS.WC school building. BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS. traduced a bill in the senate yesterday which CinCAOO, May £2.—Yesterday's National laagte playmggnve the- foilawing basn tell more.-*; At Indianapolis—Indianapolis 1, Breton 0; at Iietroit— Detroit 7, Now York Mru. Gail, of Lakmkie, wiu atnaultai by a tramp in her own house. and managing to campe wcurely kicked herself in an s^uiu. * ......... ... »-i.____ 'L.rfWLvii- between tte bouie chib and the Philadelphia ehamtier, and entered a motion for reconloffvrtd a rraolutiai: for an Inquiry whether at Indlannj>oli*—Indianapolis S. Borton 4. to erect p.xtn<n<M> buildings in al! towns dclphfa club, making honors even in tte ; . adjourned. The bouse peered tho bill creating a depart moot of agriculture aud the consular and diplomatic anti District appropriation Hila. Bills were introduced: to pay for Pliilndclphla. The *w» yerterday In leugtM playing wwe: At Pittaburg—Pittaburg 4. Washington 5; at ludianapoto— ludiannjiolL* 4. Boston 5; al Chicogt*—Chicago 7, Philadrilphta 4; at Detroit-Detroit 18, their sorire with tho Detroit t day by recording a decisive (Springeri. The bill granting right-of-way through Uw Crow rossrvatloQ to tlx> Billings, Clark's Fork A Cooke City railway was ington 3; at Boston—Boston 1, Philadelphia 4; atPiCtaburg—Pitteburg-Itidfanapolb gome the Milwnukc-, teko Shore A Western rnil- tion, Wfacowun, and granting 175,000 for a public building at Jamestown, O. A aecrvt •tsadon vi' Irekl in which Riddh'targcr'* roSolutiun to debate tbo Ilslierieu treaty in open Bterian wn» defatted. Tbo hou»‘ bill to retablith a department of later wa* taken up nnd having ttmemimetit-. made by tto ivnata. Bills wire pois'd authorizing a bridge over tto Mi-vouri at Nobrnska City;'.appropriating >12,0110 for the public building ■ nt Peoria. Hta.; iacroaaing the aprroprintion for a build­ ing at-Winona. Minn., to 1150,000; increas­ ing tbe annual tnlUtia appropriation to Ittjo.OOD: np]>ropriating 810,(AX) for more ground f«r tto buikUug at Council Bluffs, la., nnd'nuudry other public building bill*, after sriucti tte aenato adjourned. Tte house took up tbe LUI to prohibit the Mie of ooovief— In which they pied nearly “ and bouM- adjoi cwitage as it did, bat it still Ipui a good lead. Dotfott. New Y«t rWadriphta Pktaborg . teteua|*4M WaAtngVm . cage—Chicago 8, Detroit 9; at Pittsburg— ' to mostly owned by one man—A. J. Scott. Pittsburg 9. Indinnajioli, 9; at Boston—Bos­ Tbe high water of this spring has broughtton I), Philadelphia 1—ten innings; at New A iittto Carfctou girl, HENRY AND IRENE WED. followed, burning the ojicrator so badly tluil two hours afterward she had joined tbo angel throng. Wbilo Mra Jane Baling, of MosbervUlef EMPEROR FREDERICK’S SON MARRIED -TO HIS FIRST COUSIN. tai rosnlta are likely to follow, Muskegon folks now walk in the light of 233 electric irradiators. ■ who were anxious to catch a glimpse royal |xuty. When Gen Von Moitke man. died at his hornet 19to Ho wai n veteran ; Lake Huroraw !ron .we ------------------- I this season ’amoant to Uti.«» ton*, tom than j ono-half-of what they wore «.row agoA Gratiot county tody, wbo a ««”» T*r’ : rinre was worth ♦IH.000. fa no* nt the age ot ■ ninety rear, said to bo a candidate for th. ‘UZT TX Ilka aoo toteptomw have halre tato i .town at Mar looed Items*! re , borne office. She promptly gam tho alarm tot tte hn-ja. wa» burned to tte ground. Judge Lynch fa after tbe scamp. For scattering forged papers around n liUte too freely. Georg« E. Byers was given a three aud n half years lay off at tte house at correction, by a Grand Rapids court. Michigan doctors, of tte small pellet psr•uariou. teidlhoir annual meeting at luma, and ted n royal good time. Tb. «»rU*r.™- U In, Battfa Crtwk te* a ••Jay.Ey*8re“ dub, tte state agriculture college is ___ ----------object at which i* to get ita eye on something teaching tto boy* theoretical agriculcura. guu.1 to drink oefari’molly, teems to te J K. Perremon, a Grand Rapid* man ar­ wort o’ dry like under tte reign of total rested a Ciwge of bigamy, admit" that be option. tod been thrire married, but claim* that to Several insurance ctunjanivs arc looking was matrimonially insane, and wouldn't even for tteir Milford agent. Frank Calhoun, and tte 81,500 it fa daimtd that te failed tore mil as per instruction*. At last account*, bowevw, Frank hadn't been found. be very hard to got acquainted. Haney's school furniture factory Grand Rapid« was wiped out by fire on the 'Pith, in­ volving a los* of f10.000; insurance, 13,(100. Into the Calumet awl Hecla mine when the Tte trial ot Willten N. Brown, at Mount subterranean Area were raging .last winter is Ptaawuit, in tiie United State, court at Bay now buing hauled out in great tank* balding City on a ctergo of taking timtw Irom gov­ ernment bind in Isabella county, rssulteri Ina Tabled the T.ihacoo Question. dtaagreement of tte jury. Amu an, Mich., May 3b.-Tbe Methodist An exphaicn of dynamite at tho Palmer mine near Negaunee Instantly killed two em- Protestant conference Saturday tolAcd tbe report talnoing the uso of tobncv.i by the ministry.' Thetbmperanro qumUoo wasdisbody broken. poeed nt by tbe adoj-Umtof a report which commits the church to prohibition and her ITO.axi. William GUbert, a 15-year old tail, em agnimtt licrnw in any form, declares it im­ ployed in an Eart Saginaw mill, who lost an moral to traffic in or inanufai '-ure intoxicat­ arm by ita being caught in a pulley, has sioce ing drinks, and a matter of ducipilne, and died. Complaint U made tliat tbe employ­ calls upon members bj vote only for u-mjwrment of child labor in the Valley mills b alto ancq candidates and partita. The feeling ou Chadwick, at Flint, put |15 in cash in hi* pocket, exchanged bis ragged shirt for a clean was solemn iz» I in the chapel al Charlottonits brevity, tbo whole time occupied, includ- ttemaohre together in a burinem association for tbo purpose of rapturing any stray menu- Muskegon has joined the procession of snake story-talhux But It’s no ordinary snake yarn in which she indulges, for Muskegon isn’t homo mbeions, with luudquartepcat Grafton, ......... —- chosen tooocstiFisber, William tute it: Tbo ReVx. Kteetrle Itiltar*. This remedy i* l>ce<>tnlng *o well known and so popular a* to need n<» Njwlal mention. Ill who haw used Electric Bitter* gfag the same song of P™1**- A Pnnrr metiiclne d«ta not exist rod It teed to do all that I* claltmri EtertricbK ters will cure all dfaeawta Of tho U»W »n<J kidney*, will remove |dmph*. toll*, ralt rta-um and «bri afi. ctton* caused b? lmpun- blood. Will drive Mjdaria from tte, iydrtn an.1 prevent to well a* .ffire all Mto f<V(!rK yor rlir,. of .te-adache. eon- J. H. Wick wire, a Jackson printer, fa in luck, a back [wnrion of 11,000 having Imen harvested by himself. Tisn’t often that a this sum •ikVl.On i» appropriato! fur light aii'l fuel nt third ctaa offices; an Increase of ♦SW'.ffl'Ofor cleVka in^ pretofflee*. and nn iu- A Michigan air line train went through an open switch near Orchard lake, upsetting tbe engine aud badly scalding tho engineer. bruise*, ulcer*, salt rheum, fever wres, tetter, chapped hand.’, chilblains, eorne, and al) skin crapjtan* and positively curea piles, or n»j«y required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ funded. Price 95 rts. per box. For ><ale by W. IL Goody ear. institutional auieixlmonl making a simple majority sufficient to override a veto. He Ucn to uns-sat him. and -gave flgiu-cs sbo wlug that ho luui vetoed more bills than tin- total tho thousands many tod begun in the chapel, and a sain to of thirty rix gun* at 12 JO o'clock announced that tto bride and toidegro^m liad t-xohangnd rings. Emperor Frederick and tto Dowager Einpreaa Augusta were prceeut st tbe Cenv inouy. Prince Henry on 1\ Crown Pri:u» William were dreawvi in full naval uniform*. Prince Henry and Princess Irene ore first and his bride the third Sberiff Christmas Is an Ottawa county offi­ cial. But evil-doers In tliat quarter find him more than ordinarily lively cm tiis chase, from whom It is difficult to escape. A bouncing cow that had pre empted a lit­ tle piece at tbe Chicago * Northwestern trade met a freight train near Negnunw, and Thu bill finally passed, tho only amendmant Uang an* increaring an item from tJOO.OOO toTB6U,WM Next on Ito list wiu tto Isgtdative, executive and judicial appropriation. Mid thi* woa mode tbo occasion of a political eonmiittro rose without action on tbe bill. aa inquiry into tbe conviction tn England ot Ji C. Knut, an American citizen, fur alleged Nxw Yonx. Mny 23.—The Methodist con­ ference at tte night smion nf Hie twentysecond day elected two btabope. Rev. John ViDCont/U D. LL.D., of Itouk River, Ill., nnd Re?. J. N. Fitagerald, I). D„ of New- out TBceivod 811 votes, and FitageraH 810. b’zw York, Mny tho MoUmdist Episcopal convention ynrterday, Binbop Bow­ man prwlding, tbe fifth ballot, taken Tues­ day night, was announced, and tho rwull Cincinnati, a* tbe third bishop, be receiving Flint hsa n pitcher, by tbe name of Hchwlngshlegle, whose balb arc very diffi­ cult to hit. And yet same folks will still invbt tliat there’s notiiing in n name. Hinro the opening of navigation Muskegon lumbornura hnvo shipped 70,000,000 fcot of For headache, an effectual remedy U found in Cobb’s little plila. S3 cents for 40 pill*. W. II. Goodyear. . Over so penwnA were confirmed at' St. Frier's cathedral at Marquette last Sunday. Thouaanda of children relieved by Peer­ lens worm specific. . Try !l 35. and 50 eta. W.. B. Goodyear. . ■The aalouns at Ionia are slow to resume. The $300 tax will knock several of them out freight troanurar, I. M. Mills, Grand Rapids; George Owcn«, Grand ltaj>id»,. chairman board of director*. • THE " REGISTER OF LABOR." would arrive and suinmon him to report at once fur niKXtor long trip. The order wn* imperative, for if tbe angtaaer refused he would forfeit hta jxaitiou. Many accident* have occurred tn this way which wore at­ tributed to other sources. Ono night I ran misdoner uf labor annually to compile from tho beit and mo-t autbantie sourcea and to pre)»r<. and publish a book to laj callwl tho “RagUter of Labor," to to of the da> of the army and nary register com­ bined, to contain t}w natnei and a<ldreae« of tetobet and hie postmaster of the town for thirty-five years, has rollnqubhc! its honors and amdumruts Inherited Diseases. Ucn from the different rtatei and torritorlM with awful meaning than the fact of tbo Inheritance of disease. mall for inn today r Of Ingham county’s 544 criminal prusecu- 4*?. Wanhixotox Cm-, May ing a conrtilntional amendment prohibiting uuc>>. iwu-uui imiut, uu>iti n eunceaay, was announced and showed no election, New- shall bo visited “upon To?thn XT?. !!“; children Ln.;rLTi"f.T™'.”r.,'S£t!s absence. Not o luggixloff. but. which - ------ ..wur.aga, (wo Hilles from tliv city limits, exploded at R:!» r. m. ranting thetas, of several lives. UptolOJO Oclor-k seven .teed tod.re ted Iwwn taken from the ruins. Mu*tof tte todte taken.ott wore only slightly bruised, and i| fa mippowd death wav cauwxl from suffocation It fa wppo-l .that as many u thirty were more «• 1— injured. The buBding itaulf a total wr ' nothing hut tbo [ran iriitara tte iron reiiiain standmg Rri-k. were IJown’ any >11 ride* totne-bsd. sndoS lb*’ Slre-t rallwny which ore in claw proximity to the rotorc ^XZ?^r^tnjnn'"g*d' bUl ~lti>UitaM. reption tto buddings in the immediate vib"7'!1<>t excepting through tbe l>reakinc of window. suTZ. THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, MICH.. Can give thitee-suffering from auy form of DISEASE, Tbe best possible testimonial of hfe ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful Sractice in dealing with such inorders. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics* and others. DON’T POT OFF SEVERAL LIVES LOST. Marion, an Osceola oounty village, has neittor a doctor, preacher nor lawyer, ami her jieopjn are Mid to lead uncommonly peaceful, happy Hvos. compared with zhal land ttey ted a Jan in the balance and ing loud and tang g But none of those aboard tte train actowdy, and not awake till tteetigiuc pa»cd names taken from tto uurio locality. Tbe number of hooks to be pribllriied is to be twice the number of army and navy reeMers aulburited to to [..1.114^ r. CLARKE. M. D Morrill Block. Detroit. Mich. Hili'* Peerlww Gough syrup will qulckly reUcve aathama. or no pay. W, H. Good­ Several public building and bridge bill. ALL THE BISHOPS ELECTED. dy-Thnee c.ratcmp!-.: year. The St. Joaepb county Republican has been *nki to G. W. Howland, of \Va*hlug- Demurrat. Grand Itaprids pays her mayor an annua) ■alary of F7M. while her treasurer recoirw. •3,500. It requires a high-priced man nowa­ days to properly rare for public funds. Il costs Detroit liquor dealers •'.‘0,000 in Seeing-him if yoa are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you •plainly whether or not he can cure yon. Extended experience li­ ft specialist enables Inm to easin7 determine, and the best of modern appliances am! the most approved rem»''lie!i. adapted for special case-, many of tnem prepared only by I ” Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cOre easily where oth­ ers would fail. CHEAP EXCURSIONS.^ aalsSsSs ‘^ItrrebyacSrel.^r5* d lurtom jwu-.r. “—-J T®" Bwjf? ttexanc Co., game by planting I likely do the most Indian received is nothing to do in tins groat, wide world. Burnley Foot. a bright Branson. bay. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Talk of consolidating tho two Saginaw* fa FASaWsCaxaav Co«W>iT'qulckly.!* ‘Jf" Wtagtotative. executive and Judicial ugua canal. , wtati private psnakm «4 and thirty-eight ititebtd | tempted ! Hefrtle •We ll Get Ttere All the'Snnday aebool* at Heraey will combine to wlebrate the glorious Fourth. an ax aud attempted to kill Scully. Scully dodged tbe blow and drew a revolver, but did not shoot Dr. Galrdeen attempted to dis­ arm Kennedy and had his right hand badly cut with tbo ax. After a struggk' the mar­ shal overpowered his assailant and Kennedy time both my fireman and myself have, unawas takte to jail. His preliminary oxamiruibaurtion, while our train wm. ruddng along with attempted murder. Michigan's Traveling Men. Battle Ckskk, Mich., May UH-At tho fourth annual convention of tiio Michigan 'TH ’with the. <n«T»nlfrf. or ««mo Enll„ If you have constipation of the bowels. Hill's Sarsaparilla will cure you. W. H. Goodytar. . Ira Shaw, aged three, of Brunaon, fell Ishfimixo. Mfcfa.. May 2A—Marshal Scully and Health Officer Qalrtlran were making a into a tfib of Imlllug water Monday and died the next morn ing. The Coldwater clothier* liavc all signed ing yards that nreded cleaning. Thai ot Ed­ ward Kennedy, proprietor of a clothing store a paper promising not to sell any more goods on Sundays. ' Turpie has introdurod a bill to provide for i training or theological school would bu I WaglUNOTOx Crrr. May 25.—Tbe Indian approprintiim bilbuid tho bill fora deficiency appropriation for collecting the revenue ware BMTO^iSjgS ntaolM. Prim w «». nnd SI .00 pnrlKrttie nt W. H. Goodyear's drug store. noise that sarved to bring us to our rensre. tbe ixwtoffiro appropriation bilL •'It approjrtaU-toVJlA.MO. or aa lacnase «rf >4.341,. of Run?' wart* are no more. Sample botth* free «t W. H. Gocxlyrar's ten. C. Jdurem. a well-known Un*mg I •17,.*UX) to tire-proof* the wnrt Bauh,H«- Maria aud establish Grand Rapid* THIHJLL ti viaw. of a : cine ever uuuie." A Ksot county man w» tte, owner or . MWdlpwart, Decrtur, Ohio, ray.: <5,000 horse that had wart*.-Hnd It nd tern fw Dr. King * NevJ Illodkin’t like tte took* at tte taemfabm. ft.r consumption 1 would have died hii-ed a veterinarian to romov* oirn ne - trouhlt*. Wa* given up by-doecMdedio nS that both tte boro* and ita |n Trjr auduistZrtlytiw ci with Iwnfc and c uouneul, to fact, wi stratioa that Che rtm foil halt, and looted •Mrtaln what to do din cmi tinned, and th*' afternoon MWtan for them in a corner Qtxtac taring r-tair. hn addre®>, and thia '•enunciation'of Uw ] �frt for the Fray, « THE SHGAH CAMP. SHORcLC./PTr’'OF wo°° FROM UUnois Democrat* Nominate Palmer for Governor. lore PENNSYLVANIA MACKINAC NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS. JBE HSL trot and platform. Convr.iu.w-Nomination*. j GREAT Summer Tours. PenMyiv*^ Palacc Steamcf,s. tnaunfactnre over low Rates DETROIT, JjJACKl NAcTsLAND pubtlran iblttonista itlkn—Wis- , Mny 2jL—Rebind flying ■ i. Hud were merrily tooting ««.. -n. -Ute Jtem c. dre. . u,„.. *W- . opwennx were r>y several prominent members of th.. Sinonir ttovn warm du,. _ Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? If so, now is your chance save money on the invest-, ment, DETROIT AND 'CLEVELAND °»» ltxu*r»»Tto PMMFHLrr* “*■csssffissaams— Democracy of Illinois, many •b. Den^-^™-Ki: Sv^SJ^ *■ F-rwenuc lawa. It was claimed that tto onto-. : «-■>» «iT. Si' “*r-i e. a Whitcomb, a..-, p— a^. Detn It & Cleieliei ttiu liilntlu ta DETROIT, MICH. eighty.fimr of ninety-mx counties in tto .tan. wvro r-prva.-ntod. In tto oloctum of n m»™»s eUlrau,,, ot u>,. rauurI"<l - -• • - Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost S&St”..1!:. and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This is a chance to purchase Lanies’ and Childred’a Cloaks cheap. - Where Are You Going? "® "^711 ax^S^T .°f b*t’ ' ',V1 “d «W»L - -- Danlt I L. Rmwell. a Kbernian man ant! Jmiiex Boyd, who is for Blame, wen, i™,. , -urn m-M UK.n „ w ituited. Tto fctter wa« elected bv a iant, “■* i.^juntT Hi. notuinatmn wm u^L. i w>K>u "Zi.„ ’tn* J* l^’yof snow ta tto mow* amid much cbwjriug. i ^ ’eaUter ' ta prime. A hrt-vv Ollvnr H. Duekrry, of Richmond collnt. «nu imti.ta.ited f<H* governor by awdamaUwl a .;For y «o-’unmMUot> u,‘ " happy, u‘nw, will make owner amid aniiilt gtvat gn-at. ttaenug. tiiwriiig. Fw ‘toutcnmit Ueuteuaut gov! Kov ,:f ........... tt8uKar ‘•bush "a few ttetrw/wrn eruor. J. <*. lYite-hanl . .. . tto uomraatiou. mi anomalon. ____ “ 'V1 i wi:i 1 We have marked them all over in DEMANDING A DROUGHT. Red Figures ■ LAMLLsS T„,PEERLESS DYES "d-.X-x >a-Tte 1-n-lblu. "abt.mll ink. j [tex «iu >:« m.mhu. Ttexv. ui clktrring imdg«-> ami ' immense1 site, marehod ipitol yesterday wonting vt-rou^bt d-wn bte gsvd, while llev Dr. F. W . rut Episcopal church, cb- . tto anoorouv - nventiou np>m the good nr that jtfvailed in tto it .th- 'tote. Four years had iH-w-mtic ndiuinistratinti bad ., nning national convention ■ who bad Ixtui weighed found wantlag. Ctowr- -r H.iilijw. W Hillsboro, wo* i^rary -uiirmaa. with W. J. • Min-.of DerttttirjM sec- hi.knig hair streom- podUr'a dusk d oienibti*: • '•■ I lad toaring aloft .1 gilt-fringed tonuer. cunventMm ha* nominated tto following state th<1‘ ,h*' ""‘"i- quantity during tto dnv Kat. wlM ‘- 1 r‘e" Z. ... n .«. ..,wmbkc—w rotors, tk i n«> UH.H r Fur PHTO, K. U. lH,r„,„. ,u. . Wore re.vl,„r,„„ ■ r P tovt no equal for Mr-ngth. brlghtneiui, amount shea hi IMcfi^ra or far tartne-Md color, or non fad ••inn- lirent..,...., _ ________ w- <■ .. .. . cailirht ....... , . . just b’? , 1 l‘.-y do not ,-roek or suml For B* tree . at..W<5‘tHlyear4;C#’...drugM.d book Collins, of LatayeCte; treasurer, D. PracotL taPl’od blgh '■U ~ . iS.’ »“'■ ■**»'>• "-JMU «rf Marinette; attorney general’. C. E like, *°*’ — ‘w- tap It ™ the » line ta,. will w.H give ___ tto II _____ erf o^uA;sup.-rtatend..ut<rfpabUrin«nrv ^‘Vr.J,UIU,t,t-T- A shallow tap will fetch i------STRANGE SIGHTS IN MEXICO. cotnmfa.x«r, E W. Druk.-, <rf Milw,uk^-. *U1whiter and totter grninwi sugar tasurance eutnmtoioner, 8. M. Bixby, of New I ““Ul • d,*P ub but tto deep tap will yi^a I to and Frtmltfep Customs WJileb Sur­ Kh-hmotML J | tto. mart molaw* Sap rtaro. just on tae prise NurthertM-rs—Rllenl Courtship. The platform inrirts on state and national i ^uU1 ,,do tree, and runs much swwter ! “Everything looks particularly strange to prohibitioo, litoral aud .complete puHfc «ju ‘ban sap from Uk> north side, but san will j cation, and asore curefuHUtd test imposition *?“ f&r*l°ng Um., from tto north side of 1 of taxes and vigilant supervtefon of tto um, ' the ‘A'e, nfu* it has nosed running on tto to which frunriiiww talrtuted to’ cor|x>ratiou< “uu,h BU1a. are put: and favors tto enactment of lawi DM01' Bv nnor. making railroad rompanio. liable for injur 'soon as thv sap stare in the trre. the । 1“^' io an American. Bceurw In tto streets i.« .urtaimxl by employ^ maple are taPIwxl, iron spiles driven m th- ' now set you to thinking. Tto minority report of tto. committee fo- t1™*? <ud “ a>Tpred bucket hung to each one. “In all the cities and town* you see lomr voring the InwrUon erf a woman's suffrage : Btb* old days the spile was sn eider with 1 Hoss «f jack trains loading with goods, sod plank cauwd a lively row, lasting lw.> h.mr* pith >’utlch'»l ouLand tto receptacle for I Uu» outwittotandtagttorailroad.«.u| tram. It was finally rejectwL *»P was Httor a trough hewn out of n I •" Itoy call their street car Hum. Tto latter HARJtlSIit'KG, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. MastoWe.' Morgan... so that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. trvtag..„.l £ iddle vllle. All trams run or landard time. Irand Baplds and Muskegon and uiiugo, Eal&sasoo & hgiiw TIME TABLE. MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. country .. ............ wu.cMwxii -a- im xxvat- , • ------- ---------------------mkui. unr, auu UlF ..mhuu, 1..U may nae a snort <U»ty to Cleveland, every atta-mj.d'Pi obtain “tuedropaof liquid sugar will be running | tar‘'" 00 o«» of them first clam car. for a action not io line with ndministrati.Mi view,! OTtr tbe nm of tto poll tofore th- stranger ' c‘«’-b*lf real, or six and one-half rente. On Inmuk tbrfoated overwhelmingly. A sutati-1 *’OU,J thllik it payable. A. sotnias n jsul is ; * second class car you pay half of that, and tute offered for tto plank in the.platf.wtiith I ^***1 it i. lifted from Uw> spile and etupUed : 00 • third class half of that again. Ttoy dorring the Mills tail only received two) *nl° * btrge barrel with a top like a big fun*be three kinds of cars on tto tame votee—Uioee <rf Congnnatman Bowden and ncJ- T,1“ ,'ttrral is securely attached to a ,~'1' Dallas Bandera, of rhiladelphu*. Every ! bW «• wngtr.i, and b drawn ‘Tbe City of Mexico rnwn about about the tbe | *uev«y<u Mexico has nas not not lawn been drained drained mention of Clevolnnd's name wa-. uproar- trt“b from tree to tree by a u..m mild uu*nncr__ mannered f°r yearn, and an Ohio company has just ioosly cltrerwb Tto delegatew-at ■ large are an'* K°,nK bor*, driven by a youth ostaken a contract to do it Heretofore all all Cleveland and tariff reform men, and l*ci*lly sulecte.1 far his patianre and carefultto drainage has run into n lake that throw. are as follow.; Ex-Attorney i.foneral Cas- ! IIB*’ for rounds of tho camp must bo sidy, William L. Scott, William Muu-hler, ! to a slow and cautious manner. An and Cbarirn E. Boyle. upm-C in tto bush with a cargo of sop aboard The platform differs in nothing particular i T'W»'r» a driver ta tto estimation of his ful■ . .. . v. ... . ' lilWK a»»l It. t. . a »L. ... I ... Hastings City Bank, PAINT Hastings. - - Mich. ■I, and tbe convention got yrii«d with vigor. Hut vote aa a unit for Cleveland's rcnominatloa '• [» rtnut.of Geu. Black, ch.»r> were intenqiorstd u'ou-4.- ;n frt s w.i* tto ■7'fxwkition demooitrsdro thst tItehandanI'lMarer came to a foil iuiu and -''44.^ the right aud left ta s»vrtaia wtst u> !u wita bte burden. Tto I;b cUujuiud. -m i ttanlly, making a break fi4-tb »j-.iKtr sdr>k. to endeavored to place it la a rot»j.:< u, pNftfaq behlfid tbe chair- They light you u[ stain with a tallow can- irts u condemned. ‘-airman tod cuucliaJed, the •• »wt npfMinted, and the I r >mpt in coming to­ rn >-«ion, but tto eomi " rvjxjft, and a delay iy CL4Sri>, i;j atoflkrnt:.- thd 1 Lunhcratic candidate •• Highteunth di-trlct; Sen- • . • ■mmittee cn credentials, • ' outeats, aud tto torn■••• made fainnauent. ' '-ing complete, tie Inisi• ’luart .s. . ‘ '' b. tto nan-ni .‘I’’11' ‘:i 'lfas iwocreded with, aud k M IV. C. Goody,.J. £ E Birthiugtott were sleeted. »tecisunmte.. r<j resolutions then prewmt*•»«* wm unanimously ’ ! lo,Ior*’' President Clewiand's '■ “ud ekpraans admiration for rajm^l,tB!"vrt8r U rongrem upon tariff re•Netted fa«uy .rg j^wcumirai.ion .rf national waterways udXS±S??-*"‘“h“ M»-i-PP< river, ttls^^'t ";*u“nai wnriiutiun to make apart of fa, declarations and cXi R*31,JOT iK,‘dln« ot binrU ta the Uvw,,.^* ■ "^b Tfsidenl foreigner.; •1 b’H^ry into tbs cause ro<d‘Ubn of th" in•tarfX i 1 ,|,-,U0UDl»» legislation reXS£ii“"‘1‘‘,aUon' A r~.lutl.rn was Ur..-r77‘ ,u’lkltl<c tb« president for tto Of MdX W LUpon UUno,M by ,h* “‘•ctfoa „ r2Tlt- "■ mW as Chief Justice of tto of tto United States. K'ivpmnr resulted: Ex- • Postmaster General Ste nto»taEZ*n‘Or nomination A,*in’w J- Bell wtw : ‘^Jrtoutetiant governor .breeds a-tS- "iwwTrr also I 0,0 combustible qualities of tbe wood in the inn Tlir nlat- Urv Thrae discomforts. however, never one day I saw a young man flipping his fingers grotesquely, m though playing an imaginary tattoo in tto air. I looked all FOR ONE DOLLAR C0IT8 HONEST^ young fallow who was courting that Sftwjjtnv.wc'raxcr: !! Said my friend; I TX4MS Hlk : <nin. O.r sante. »xv tC lain* Wrtl ta Um Lut am •imiiVir Ui a Its. w *• vtM b MftcbM HOUSE PAINT COITS FLOOR PAIHTS5 acvw ; tadored and well appointed. THE PRESBYTERIAN CENTENNIAL "sv«AJLijro on | After boiling in one vat until certain eondi tIons arc brought about, which tto sugar flirtation, long protractedAbut whether tho ' maker's skill detects at. the projicr time, tbe pantominw was translatable Intn language I j sap is run into another vat through a strainer was the ceutanuiinl day of thu Presliy terinn ■! and then the boiltag'*i» continued. When a church, and the nwmbcni of tto two funeral I ( proper consistency is reached in the second mtsemblic-t united in great ma^-mroting* in II vat tbe aap is ready for sugaring off. A few the Academy of Music and; Horticultural i farmers in western Pennsylvania have their Tbo manners of people of high rank tn Ger­ halt Tbo ceremonies began in loth build­ (Killing houam so equipped that the last pro­ many ore amusing to a stranger. Nowtora ta tin, world urv *-duka» an' duchcMtw tin’ ing. at 10 o'clock in the morning, and tbe • cess may be gone through with on tbe prem­ crowd in attendance nt both ' was anormaua । ises, but generally tho awaiting syrup is rich'' so unpretentious as hero. In the hotel Tto IimneiiMj Academy of Muvic, with its j loaded in barrels and conveyed to the form Mating capacity of over 3.M0, was jaiuimnlL^ wbcr<; f<r[u wirf|heil of note who are waiting an Improvement ta tto emperor's condition before returning to hU!r>use ukccuurge cliar^ <rf umu it and‘sugar ■sugaron. off.’ ... suffocation, -------------- , and . . every - ’inch ,,at standing , ti I dnugliter, tome. SoMisro guard tto entrance*/ of the was occupied eceupied by a stniggh struggling inasi of , u ._ u .*» . , fo ,-----— ---------------------room w-as huge— toilets, an stove, arhumanity, anxious to have a part in the find■ ranged for the purjxw, where it boils and hotels ta their honor, but that te tto begin­ ning and end of all ceremony. The Duke of reunion erf the two great bodies of bubbles and nxlunViteilf, under tto skillful the Presbyterian church in America riqco uionijxilation and »u>>ennta-3dencv of tto 8ox<v Meiningen, a tall, amiable looking man with a big gray beard, and the Duke of Balmthe division more thana quarter of a century housewife. agu. /" Tto texts of tto different stagwi of tho In the Academy c of Music tto Rev. J. J. »-.-rupas it i» slowly transformed into sugar Bullock. D. D., moderator of tto southern are Uio lame today ns Uiry were tho first day of men in magnificent uniforms. general assembly, presided, ami seated with maple sugar was made—n sjKxonful of syrup him on the platfcmfi were tbe Rev. William on a plate of snow, or dropjied into a bowl of H. Roberta. D. D , stated clerk of tto north­ cold spring or well water. Tto work of su­ ern general assembly; tto Rev. Jowpb T. garing off requires tto greatest skill aud tho Smith, D. D., of Baltimore, cx-moderator of moat constant attention. If syrup te wanted tbo northern ameinbly; tto R*’V- James Mo the quick eye of ths former's wife detects tto Coah, D. I)., president of tto Princeton oOl- stago known os UxT'buekwheat "—when little blotKie beads to dine in tlw public dining lf«e; tbo Rev. John Hall. D. D., of New throe cornered grains form under this test. York ; tto Rev. Charles H. Stoddard, editot The syrup i» then ttirned into earthen jugs. of Tto New York Observer, and man, When tbe boiling chow, tbe advance of the hardening stage, tbo tord work begins. Tto others. Theodore Cuylar, of Brooklyn. N. Y., made hot, st lek v mass must bo beaten and stirred U>e first addrem, bi. subj^t being tto history and stirred and beaten, unUi the grains sep­ Of tto church, which to claimed began with arate and tto sugar assumes a fine, smooth BL Pnul and had toon of vast usefuin« in and whitened appearance. Widia the syrup the religious world. Hon. John I* Marye, of is still in liquid form it is run into molds b milking btr. Tbe officers are dandles out Virginia, spoke of tto importance of unity and forms of all descriptions, to suit tto Ix-twsen tto north and south churches, which fancy or convenience of tto maker, and set away to cool-Cor- New York Tribune. Joan rmu, u« ----- -- —- - aity of evangelising tbe cl ties, which were full ... . , i—n_i heart. Dr. Snipe, duck, gee*, cranes of many ktodeof them standing four feet hlgh•» . /X. UOSKJp, , ----- • ■ undesirable immigrants, who wero breaking down our Sunday regulations. ■I^wchhMt <O<1» «*—• — ■ Irncthr wldn*. br R«v. Swauel J. nio^TdD. LU).. 2 «■ Lo«K H. «m Lw-h field has awatchman to drive their otr. ; worid rolls on again upon its axia-Bi - .. . . . -1. . ->..—1. far OrtZu tbeae watchmen arc on platforms built Hall's Berlin totter to New York Bun. .. _____ . l tto branches being • unoveo irom "«~“a------ -­ Mr. Bennett H. Young, of Louisville wit tor un» r —- —■ -, •, . a t to Maas." trained ■t ni~ht to drive off monkeys and deer, and . st®. Marie Herald prints the to bo ready far tto early bird. He te gen-1 nM|lwl tlK. |Mind«men of tbe saloon-krej erally armed with a sling or • i era. and eauew. a vigorous klek. Which bo throe, a pebble, and so dextrotwto . . te u..»X » Urt buaU»*« "T 2-1 J. C. TWKK tf pwrih- ~“ flsb-peddlrr. ‘■w’tag were nominated. for state ' Michigan. Ol>en Jfor business Dae. IS. 1H tn buDdl^T fare J. Brewster McCallum was nominated for wwua.vt.vy hudtot Uto tannqr «u»d boy out into tto <vm . ■ wh»-r,- Both rvmained until i d J udgo Phillipa sssnyul h Irt-grui by a general !'■ le-puldii'Kn state adminI’t-ith r. d-.' aiug itot the peopl« Were oppre»di ta; 1 ts ration, tto. result of nog nt’. Hr Um. dtmounred' tto use of nnkertoi, hsrgir.g the stabs official* »Uh r-.;.;nu,_- th-ir duties into tto Lands <4 YOUR BUCCY Sympathy fur Ireland cougrres. D 6. Boblnsou. PreaMeat; D. G. Bobinton, L. A Knappen. 0. D. General Banking Business Transacted. food lor DO duya, wllb .tvp-c.... ,•». i can to obtained from fit. Paul to Gnent Palte, Mon. tana, tbe comltis manutertmlne centre of tto ^WONTDRY STICKY east and acratr. CRAND RAPIDS HERD. Holstein friesianS ESTABLISHED, 1870. vl of b^L'i seven and al) area. I BULL* Rim FCM KB* DON'T SCOLD Rheumatism or Neuralgia. Thepain Is rlmply awful. No torture ta the ancient ttmea was more painful than 7MT ATMMVMtt Cf. TH tht9Lg.T. Iiutra m �* RICH GOLD FIELD. Nelson, Matter & Co Hasting inesida Tbe little boys and girli set day «n> too well dressed to tbeir pretty clotboa. Children's Harrnto* clean and ready for driving. Manufacturers of with either a Punch and Judy inettns, a children's play, magi : —------------------ --------------------- -uxor ita substitute ends by tbe stream that had been drawn from Ito I evening. Children like novelty, and any form of entertainment to eagerly welcm Partloa for young people should never be lengthy affairs, ns it te impossible to kev- chl’d before Hrrnwbmenta at n juvenile («rty should bo simple but a num ber of bontxvns and crackers should alwayr be provided. It to a mistake to give children The owner of this horse spends an hour a day cleaning him rather than buy a Horse Sheet FURNITURE JKS'J'St.'S 5/A Ironside Sheet Abutted himself In such * bring ¥i «uui learned that it »M tho homo cakes and sandwiches are quite Buflkdent and far better for thom. There to no prettier sight than to we a number of prettily drtwwd children assem- The Strongest Horse s/a Otitand mtruducvd tiLaiwlf. A gray, unkempt Vi Horse Sheets moot to caused by Inwpectiiig tbo variout drrweed tn suited «n’» clotboa, bat bo noted Vi Hone Coven %Rv Nets, their own family circle.—London Queen. an mi Bast *s4 torsels*. j 33, 35, and 37 CANAL STREET Grand Rapids, Mich Don’t get stuck with poor Horae Sheets. If your dealer don’t have 54 Ironsides Sheets ask him to order some for you. mattresa of Ho told us hl« claim yielded gold duns WAREROOMS Lap Dusters riMCahn: vfllvui. Absolut ganders courtesy m surely as lorn” Politeness as a habit soon grows into should do to us"), once thoroughly imbibed. child, on the contrary, unco taught that your will to supreme and admits no question, you can wield no wnapou so potent aa the fear of wounding “mamma’ Don’t try to hide from your dear once that in punishing them the hardest part falls upon you. That tordepriv- centiy struck a small town in Htasouri where Our stock comprises cheap, medium and the finest grades for surrounded by uumsruas acres uf land staked off into lota Before one uf the msgmllccnt trade emporiums sat uu old man auiuking u corn cub pip,, aud apparently plunged tn nxilitalion. Tbe Lincoln man assumed an ulr of profound Inuoreuou >u.d accosted him, when thu dialogue ctuaed: This hyar town “Who owns this property?" “Asyndicut. Ye rrout sw ary flies dn (bis town." "Whcx te a syudicatv;" . gTUART. KM AP RETAIL TRADE M. BATKB, Attorn R• n mid two small children. ot midnight snuned to bo annoying. Tbo ladies and Thu burx-s snorted you will ever bold tbe first place with them Hawking la still an expensive sport, and farm, and a boom That Lhar land was tber Widder Kagutr> farm, but tber syndicut bought it, aad staked it off." "And bow dove thn syndicate do its boomIngl" “Wai, «m feller in tber syndlcut gets con­ trol of it nil, yn w, and husclto a lot to an- that body.' We carry a large line of heavy A. BARBER Fhjstct II Window and Portiere Draperies! W. LOOT, I’tayafc G• and then it's deddycated, yo wee, tut’ don't go round no morn." A complete line of gMITH A CXNjG loving goddess "Kali. Laee Curtains! lug roast cbietvn. boiled Ixam and other dnh- A K. KSNABTO ACta opsraglam. li bird dor ttwy rarely L C. WB.TON made him look through U» animal tom After making our offering I was about to light my cigar in the court with a magnify­ ing or sun giant. 1 saw his revervnre wanted to w tln> thing. 1 motxiaod him to hold out lu order tbem. And the largest and best selected stock of QOOS a KHKJJ UPHOLSTERY lit AND took at tho littin roasted epot and rub it with PARLOR GOODS To be found in the W est Chronicle "Undertones visitors are invited to inspect our goods F.K � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-06-06.pdf f5e0d29c5ce6697317f7c563bff30179 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. jf any P^ in the ingmediumSn Bat ry County. CountyVOL. XXXIII. NO. 6. Hastings. Mich., june Hastings Banner. l-irtjfi-ird W.-durattaya, by COOK & NISKXBS-; iv«i.. u2“ \,.rar ine “*MX«a m t'ot’NTY. Michiram. Ha- -■* wl fat. Si-O' ~V HI A ~F?.. wh*n .-mutlllHMltively ta»1 .cuts will be added for '■•■r resides outside o u . w'er* the iiagan cSnty- !<>-. KItnSINti RATES: .; . - . .......................................8100 00 r .’.:, r jr-ter q>rt-lal IKHltlonS. JSSto : • >S«; . : S®Jibr '•SK- - A. G, Jrarap.OrammrtUB. Portmaitter. Yankee Sprtags to Ita -I -H, « or a|>;fn<ed pattern* of machinery* -'cekjnrn employed, enables the -. • ■tob work. ........ ™«- S."JFW. JX “ _______ *T83ns.«TOt, "Wl.ll>. Ground <nul— .nil th. lunu- rauhnJSJ* lild".'""" *»«<*>-hi. row {ROYAL MSfiia POWDER Absolutely Pure. The ln>n is laid a* far a* the sink hob west of lien- and they are now putting a jmnttxni iiridge across the same. Tiie foundation is being laid for Wager's new brick block opposite the citv lank. Money is being rabed by sulni-rlption to grade Main street. During the severe rains of last week the railroad grade east of here wa* imdh washed <n>L but no train* weredrlavcd however. Steven Maltery fa building a new house In Fellows addition to lhe village of Lake (Messa. Decoration services held at this plarc wen- grand. A splendid *>prugram had been arranged and a large crowd wn* j-n-M-nt. The business men of this place intend to celebrate tin- Fourth of July In n fitting manner. Judge Morse will deliver the oration. > Tire freight house fa all finished and It fa said to be the freight house that the |>. I._ •fc N. railroad owns. The carpenters are pow busy on tiw passenger house. Geo. Ranny , of Portland, was In town last week on buslne**. jJ*'. Clark* of n*5,1ngs. has the Job of drivlnga'well for the foundry ami machine shop. The city bakery is well patronized*H. VanAllen a Co.'* drug store was clnseri fast Thursday on account of the death of Mf. VanAllen'* father. cociMktibn ait!:: wrlxh), alum or p ’ M. J. (toes I# about again. Henry Mosier 1* still feeble. Hal. Sackett returned from her visit to Kalamaxoo Satiinlav. Q Hi till. KNAPPEN a-VAN ARMAN, Dr. Sackett was very ill Fridnv and S ij ' Lawyers. unlay, but is now better., Th«- Baptist society held a meeting In :b all J- :rt* .■! tlw Atatn and In the rnU<Nibut>*rouft*. • ' Lindsay grove on Sabbath morning, con­ pff,*-. r h-<ing* Naiioiud itank. ducted by th<- Revs. Fletcher, of. Plainwell, liA-tiugs, Michigan. Awocfao- n Uotitns IX Is ami IT. new and Fish, of Kalamazoo, during which six raiJ tuplils. Midi. js-rsons were baptised and united with the. tn .>. STI Alli. chureh. Mr. Fish preached at the HmpelI । NAFf-ICSr. Sunday evening. Jay Stanley, son of Asher Stanley, resid­. ing two mile* xnith of here, will Is- buriedI In the cemetery to-day. .. AL The person who answer* to Growler's, Hastings. Mich, Fru-tiM. tlx-. state, Special critlctam of the ct-nw-tery fence l» undnubt-. Mlrfttl-ft u, । 'sxv r<» Loan on edly a very’ wi* and wealthy penion. so, i Hvwrt-t hardware wise t'i* strange that It did not occur to him that sarcasm would be lost on a dog. || L bAllltrJ; . . Homeopathic. One would think also that so wise a person •irfen and^Surgeoff. would sett at ouoe that a fence made of old i. * >,:.e over N>vtn‘s store weather tiraten Iwtanl* would not mrres.... 4U4 front ■ to 3 p. in. All call* I*>nd very well with the -‘costliest granite :> pn-inpth responded to. R«lthe world afford*/* However, “there's nunc —, -ma;.-. Center and Church so blind as those who won't wr" it is truly said. This wise person should’also Iw aware of the fact that Growler pays her n -W. J.OWRY. M. D.. taxes as promptly a* the aforementioned I'ny-irfan and Surgeon. ‘restmg di»raiw* of the jteraon. ami also said taxes are much high­ JtYEkiht fcAit . ■ :tif preservation of vision er in comparison with property owned by al.fjmRy Ottinz SPECTACLKH and eye her than said person's taxes. Now If Offl oad re-on Broadway, near Court Economy lias any more to say. 1 shall con­ Mwh. ■ cede the woman's privilege of tin- last word.' liecause I am a little sorry for him. Signed Growler, otherwise Mrs. L. Ix»\eGMITH A tOl.GROVE. land. " k. lawyers. fOfflcr In Union clock, Bastings.) metier h *11 the court* of the state. Judging from the amount of good* arriv­ ing here, our merchant must be having a A E-KEN ASTON. big trade. **• Attorm Mr. Mosher ha* to make frequent trips w.. . . ... vtl. a juire.) rrytites m i-.omrtsof the State. Collections to Kalamazoo. srtnpciyattaisuw u>. Mr. Dayton_has moved Into his new restauranL and i* now prepared to entertain jj C. WELTON tlu? traveling public. John Doonan ha* opened a tartar shop hI’JSiS.5 Farmer's lu’itraaeeCo. in connection with his restaurant. l*’lon x man1* property sratntf Fishermen are qnltirnumerou* tare at S?bT1Jfr,h,rttial-"<2r*,n<,: * ««»■• present and many oft the finny tribe are ■ussyaMlb And u-eujent. talng caught. Campbell Bros. A Havens are putting In |’"N'K A sHELlHtN. a large stock of hardware, and have just received a car load of reapers and mowers 4?^’Ala Ata'ract Block.llMtlng*. Mich.) the other day. , °a T *'"! Ahltrv:t Books tn Bu A span of horses took fright st a ixissing band car and made lively time towani P KTimwiMAX. 11.,Ir H,,. Hope center. Result, wagffn badly broken. Replogle Bros. A Titus are putting down • *lrfan and Surgeon. iOfflccoVar Lathrop'* drug (tore.) a well for I.. H. Barnes. There will ta a dancing party at John Martin V. BARKER. Real Estate. In- Acker's Island house on next Friday even­ ing. Music by Willison’s and Doonan s oa*.«.* . *l,nnW*nd Ixmua. * w*ee*1J>J. KunyaaA itoa. X doors north string band. Miss Llbble Barnes and the two Mfaara Pmtofltos. nT* 1:1 t0 making exchanges Johnson, of Mlle, Snndayrd with U H. JnJ!wTart* °r Doo-wridsnt . . , Vr’,uUy I20kf*1 aner> r“n“ Barnes. Quite a numtar from this placethe decoration exercises at Prairieville. The oration by Clement Smith was exeeiJAMZS A. SWHKZEV. lrnt. u »A. McCallum tost a horse last week, by lawyer. I:™"-"1'««~™ having It* leg broken. Quite a crowd here Sunday . Robertson house, **■ BftODKMMEM, Pewprle/or. mid Court Sla, Hastings. Mich. Rates. Si.oo per Day. ,1Ln'*L?ilh P'wwant room*. The ~w*«eo1 ‘be pubtl- u re*|«cttuUy solicited. •' Kates for adA4tz*Ir<’’2?.-n.'.?*'xx1 newapapwasent free. to Aproee’ SENT PR FP Fifty eent* worth«(charmUfin 1 f U £J £j. 1 “- Photograph* t« family entertainment Iothoaowho apeetab- 4* 6 irrr WHOLE NO. 1723. COUNTY NEWS. B. 8. Holly ha* a new clerk. Onr new milliner lia* got settled, and i* temly to attend to the want* of the public. Frank MeArtiiur i» now enjoving u two weeks vacation of hj* school. “U1.‘ brt*<*n t’nrtfa and ('urtfa wa^idjoumed to June 8th. ri- i belw^n 1>r- Carpenter and I>r. Landis was tried on the i«t taforwJu*‘U* Kwtovtow X Haatlnga; Utat ax vrt the Justice ha* rendered no deeislMi. ' »r. Landis will go to Chicago In a few aay * to pnu-tic.- to his profession. Fred Griswold will occupy the house «cupisd by Dr. Landis. Four q{ our boy*, among whom wax Dor Ntowvli. started for Valpariso Monday. a „ VrlchanlvtBe. Ernest Hayne* and sister Emma Nunday•*d in Battie Creek. . Luther Wright Sundayed at Gun Lake. Isaac wk* has the frame for his new house raised. • Cultivating com Is the order of the day. Henry Tobia* and wife Sundaved in Rutland. ’ W. Manning. «f Dowling, Sunday wl at R. ILHayues. We are pleased to learn that J. S. Cas­ well, who ims liecn *lck for the past thne ** 50 "" e*n '* ”Ut * P<rt °f <h” T^’wnceri aB^l°ur scribe towered ihonmpple lake about tw., fret .Saturday J. S. Caswell has the canxmter* to work evening—fishing. « fhe W. C. T. U. had a meetingTue*dav on hb> new hen bpuse. afternoon. Dalton. Burton ha* th*- frame up tn the Jud Bailey, who has lieen working for addition to his houar and work i* pro­ Frank J. Norwood hi his store, ha* quit, pressing raiddly. and will return to hi* !home soon In Ros*. Thoma* M. Bainl. of yonr city , was In Some of lhe Hasting* folks went to town last Haturday; also W. Norton - and Freeport Decoration day. Wallace Catnptall. of Cedar Creek. Farnn-rs are done planting com. Mrs. A. P. Leonanl took the train SatHenry Welton went to lx,well last week. unlay for Kalamazoo, where sin- will visit S. Shively ha* the rheumatism quite lied friend* and relative* a few days. I* Bird Is going to build an addition to Tifa pay car on the C. K. A S. rallroml his house. made its appearance here fast Saturday. 1 uh.l. T.un.1 >UI Mr. Cwn-r >... m.Krl Go** A Hall receiVeil a feu-load of'nice alter (.ole* ln,u.M- instead of J. L. Ickes'. huntar from tta nortli last week. C. SavlsehnAl has Us house ready for Messrs. Falk. Dodds and Higley went I tiie plasterers. fishing last Friday, and caught about one Frank went to Hastings Saturday after­ hundred jMitind* of fish. noon and failed tn returiruntil Sunday. Alvah Pennock had the misfortune to AL Shively is Jtotne again. He low Im get two of hi* fingers liadiy jammed, while employed by Rollnw l«aeh building patent playing Imll on Saturday. fence. They report a plenty of fence to Then- wJJI Im- a matehni game of Jmuhtall between Delton and Cloverdale next build. Saturday. Garkay. Minnie Sago, nf Johnstown, fa visiting .School closed in the Tamarac district her mother at this place. last Friday and tiie teacher. 1). M. Myers, The brick work fa done on our mill with Frank Nye. Dorr'Stowell and Will ready for tta roof, which will be put on by 'Duryea started for Valjiaralso Monday. Middleville parties this week. Tta roof fa vEd. Demaray and Mr. IxK-kwpod had a to be a first-clas* tin one. little set to last week in whieh Mr. 1_ got S. E. Bain! ha* hi* wall completed, and the worst of the IratKaln. They go to will erect a house thereon. Hastings before Esq. Kenaston Thursday Will VanHorn ha* hfa houac.raised, and to see which wax to blame. is enclosing it a* rapidly as possible. Har­ Dennis Haskel's mother Is on the sick vey Adam* A Co. have the job of building. IfaL M. T. Artsnir and son were tan-one day It was estimated that over onr thousand last week looking for a location for a drug people Witnessed the baptismal servlre on store. Mr. Arbour'has had many years C. Smith'* farm fast Sunday: 21 were cxjs-rience. and w<- would like very much baptised. to see him In <nw midst. • A. P. l.c<inani has the celebrated combi­ nation rack for sale a: hi* store. Just i'Wimld like to add a little to the items what every farmer need*. of Jour regular correspondent*-. B. R. Huvsted purchased a very firn- as­ The loqptlon of our poatofflee luu- been sortment of yanki-e notion* last week. Hr linnet! one-half mile east to the R. 11.. has them neatly arranged in und about his \ytien- tin- (’. K. A 8™R. IL Ce, are now Jtttlldlng a ;xi**cng«-r waiting room, wlilch F. A. Blackman'* father visited hhn fast will main lie ready for publie uae.' Warren Fisher, our principal wheat buy­ Tta time being limited your correspond­ er. has l<ought and shipped eight carload* ent forgot, to mention our meat market and the business It fa doing. The market Is load of wheat besides there has been ship- owned and conducted by Norwood A Ran­ l*d froiu here 12 carload* <•• R. R. ties ey. who an- doing a’ first-claM business shier the 23d of May. We Think that a very good taginning. good buyers, hence low prices in meat*. | Our station is situated it mile*northeast Elmer Bishop i» hauling lutpla-r and pre­ of Kalamazoo and 80 mile* aoutlt-west of paring to build him a house east of railroad. Hasting* surrounded by one of tlw’ iwst Dimension* of house 10x28. farming section* in Michigan. Good vil­ James Collins, of southwest Texas, has lage lol* can Im- had for 825. a very fine *|ieelinrn Of Texas horses la-re. Mra. Perry Wiseman, who has been Hl. i* on th? gain. It seems lonesome here In the valley since the gravel train ha* left us. The railroad have penned In their land given for the .stock yards. Can any of your Ba.vxm-. Trailer* tell u* why it I* that this democratic free trade administration does not give u» our needed poatotfice? B. F. Jenklna has imllt a nice porch on hb bouse. James Babcock has built a chimney on the grocery and is making room for more goods, which hr must have to supply the increasing demand. Wheat lia* Improved much In the pa*t two weeks. Com looks as if It was sick ami needed the doctor. The prospects for fruit of all kind Is splendid. Jonas Hall I* piling up lumber for a new house. A few cold nights of late. Dame rumor reports that a marriage will take place In our qufet village on Wednes­ day evening. So mnte It be. A. Cooper claims jA have tiie finest cow BanAold. ' Do not forget the Thursday evening pray« r meeting. There ta *ome talk of celebrating the 4th here. J A few from here were in Battle Creek Deeoratlon day. • Mr. Crandall and family, formerly of Bedford, have moved in with Herbert Bowman. Ths* olkservancr of Children's day will be pqst]Kin(sl one week. Last Saturday afternoon Wm. Lyon had 21 men to plant 24 acre* of com. Ix-vi 1‘ulmatier and wife spent the fore part <W the week with Ionia relatives. Andrew Bresee is erecting a manklon which will add greatly to tint apjiea^ncr of Banfield. There is a great amount of picket tim­ ber being drawn to Bid Fisk's mill, where ’ he is still sawing. ta N. Mosher, our merchant, ha* com­ pleted hl* lam, and will In the near fnture wmmcm-e work on his house. John Stark post made extensive prepa­ ration for Memorial day, ami fully carried out the program. The memlsera of the post and others aaacmbled at the ••vlilr" tiriuging their dlnnerr and had a liankct picnic. In the afternoon an appropriate addresA was delivered by Rev. Fow. Af­ ter the address the land led the procession to the cemetery where the grave* of our honored dead were decorated^ in Woodland. J. W. Holme* is no better, and but little hopes arc entertained of his recovery. L. Hough has aTtew telephone. Dr. Benson drives a matched team Viry Bamum ami Stella Cha*e are quite J. Boyd has the cellgr wall of Prof. Smith’s new house nearly completed. sick. ». Mr. Owen, of Battle Creek. I* vfaltlng kits. Chancy Brown will spciutthe sum­ mer with her friend* here. his rider, Mrs. J. W. Holme*. The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mary The Woodland bnys plckwl “P * ",ne and crossed Imte with the state road boy* Boice's on Wednesday afternoon the Dtth. on Saturday, which resulted in an easy The day of the meeting hereafter will lie victon- for Hie visiting club: If our boys Wednesday Instead of Saturday. Railroad meeting here last Saturday expert to play tall they hail better organl„ and settle down to bu.lne*" n' W?N. Bolt* and wife Sundayed with Our kid nine went over to Lake Odessa a few days since and won an easy victory, her parent* In North-eaat Hasting*. Jay Barnum was home on a visit last the .score standing 51 to 25. Our •chool will ch"* in four weeks for We\*giwMl many from this vicinity spent Nice growing times Iwut cool nights, Onr school I# progressing finely under a two month* vacation. decoration «tay In cleaning up the Carlton The temperance program rwdered by the managmnent of Mbw Geiger. the Good Templar* and W. C. T U. iat the ^Clark^Barbcr is on the sick Hat. Onr new chnrch building ta nearly ready M. E. church on Sunday evening was well for the masons. There was n gnod turn­ D. Summers I* quite sick. and wa# a sucres*. . out to the bee to lath It last Fhursday. ■trended, Ora Summers, of Cleveland. Ohio. Is The Good Templars of *hl!{P*arr tave The ladles furnished a K"°d dinner and homo «>» a visit. rh»ne«l U>rtr tadp- »KI» rrtd-> Bertie Scott was on our street" Sunday M Quarterly meeting at the Free Mcthmlist "work has commenced on I- & F. F. last, . chnrch hwbSnnday. ow ..n Lonb Hilton has a very l*dly swoolen S. J. Babcock and wife have returnedI hand, caused by the kick of «<**• . , . from Adrian. (trpha Mead Is badly troubled with the Children s day was observed Sunday. rheumatbm. . Barryville has la-rn having a big st-lge■ • Joel Bamliart returned from the nortn J" He ha* now more than nt Uw wb-opl.C ______ d1"1’ to 41*j em part of the state. of IT.’rTbanJiwl ml’ -j-jjf roads have hern improved the pasti The ladle* foreign mtaaknar) of South Carlton, will meet at M"- Joh win MOO hr «k>w *-**■ Mead’s the 13th- All are Invltca- bushels per hour. This mill will be equal Itecnration day wa* very appropriately to the tawt. Mr. K. T. F. ikxid* who win otaervetl In Nashville <ju Wednesday tort. tave the controlling interest, and who la a All busiitcMs place* were closed from 10 to practical miller, has visited the l>e»t mill* 1 o’dqek.- Tlw- procosslnn and ccn-moniw at the cemetery were fine, a* were also the exercfae, at the opera house. Rev. D. B. of other mills ha* denioiwtrated to ta most Oviatt delivered an excellent address. satisfactory. it* engine and entire equip­ । Sam Hartford has received a back pen- ment will be of tta very fine.*:. The jwopic of Delton and vldnRy appreciate tta ilastlng* 2d nine came dqwu fast Wed­ value to themselves of this mill for they nesday afternoon and lieat the home nine arc awake to their Interests, it will 28 to 18. A game will probably I*- ofay ed with Katamo, at the driving park, next er. and centralxe iMi.sinra* at Delton, ray­ Tuesday afternoon. . ing nothing about the aecnmodation It will E. Parady wa* tried before Justice Mills afford to the southwestern j*>rtioti of the and a Jury last Tuesday on a charge of county. drunkenm-sK and foimd guilty. He was* Near the depot are the two warebouao* fined Si and costs, ahiounting to $14.30. of Go** A Hail and A. 1*. I^onard. Near but’ hr apiiealcd tiie .-a*e to the circuit by b the ltnn|>er yard of tin-, first named court. Sam Fowler had a hearing Thurs­ firm, which Is doing an extensive and inday on the same charge and wa* found <-rea*ing business. guilty, being fined 98 and cost*. He ha* GoIiik towani tin- town proper, you note also appealed. Horace Larkins, Itroughl tln-aetirity on every har-d. the saw and up on the same charge, plead guilty and luiinmer making giad musie. was fined 92.35. c,»t».Ineluded. Mr. John Cramer eondheu a find claw The ladles of the O.’ E. S. hejd a wry re*taiirant and Itoardhig Ihhum- near the pleasant social at the । lodge- hail last Fri­ <lt-|>ot. and is na-eting with deserved sucday evening. The Congregational social will be held at Next I* tiw tamnling house of Pennock Rev. F. Hurd's. to-nlghL. A Nobles, which has been fitted up in ex­ Only one saloon has as yet applied for cellent taste for the purpose, attend* to txjnds, but tw<> other* expect to do so. the wants of guest* and I* accomodating Herb Wai rath luu, iougbt the old Bos­ in every respect; ton store. L. J. Wilsou'lia* traded his property, on Main street for a farm in Assyria, but will kcej*. a well M-lccted stock of grotwriea not move out there. ami hardware and attends faithfully to tinEd VknNockcr "peril Sunday in Carlton, wan to of customer*. Just north is the fine new store owned by F. A. Blackiaan and occupied by D. C. A number of people from abroad wen- Higley A Co. with a fine stock of dry seen on our strop!* yesterday with fish g'Mxls. millluery and groceries. Tbclr poh*. They went to Gilkey lake, where stock would be a creditable one fora town they captured a large quantity of fish. . ten time* as largo as Delton, and lhe Mrs. F. Vandcwalker is suffering from proprietor* an- hustlers. Still further riorth is the livery and feed an ulcerated ankle. Dr. Ostiom. of Kala­ mazoo. I* attending. . Iwn of F. A. Blaekman. who conducts Grandpa Brown is visiting his daughter that estabitahmetit in a very satisfactory In Otsego. / manner. . On account of the rglny weather the saw South from Mr. Norwood's tathe geiiyrat mill cannot la- supplied to keep It running merchandise store of A. P. Leonard, auomore than half of the lime. Curtis Reynold* lost a cow last Friday fine stock and ta attentlvwto the wants of trade. of pink rye. Miss Edith Cox. of Otsego, fa visiting G. A. Mantle, the Delton blacksmith, la her uncle. Mr. Brown.' a hustler from Hurtlerrlllc- He ha* a Ernest Beal, wife and son are visiting wide reputation for doing first class work, Enos Barker and fondly. and hta price* are In keeping with the ■ Children's day will be observed next times. B. R. Huested has a fine new store, and Sunday. a good Hock of goods In his line, and keep* Jane Travers is visiting In this place. hp with eompetitora in bidding for trade. In tin- same bglldfag I* C. & Gleason, A. Gorrilnler, of Leroy. called on Maple the Delton shoemaker, who b a splendid Grove friends last week. workman and finds a good demand for £fi» Several member* of Forest lodge visited work. z \ Assyria lodge last Saturday evening. Mark Sklllmw has erected a fine livery W.’ Wheeler received a visit from two bam at Delton, and if you want to put out sisters, who rouble In New York last week. Children's day at M. E. church Sunday to accomodate. Messrs. Ifanney A- Norwood are pro­ Saturday's game: Lacey 2d nine, and prietors of thp Delton meat market They home nine: .score 2f> to 21 In favor of home keep everything demanded in their line, nine. luive a nice plats), and deserve their large The dance at W. . VanWagoner's last patnmage. in .addition to their retail Thursday evening was well attended: also trade from their market, they’ supply the the one held at Fred Quick's the following nrlghtairing cotmtry from their warun. evening. « and wholesale to Kalama/on dealers. E. Recso and John McIntyre are repair­ Those who wish to locate in a live new ing their tarns. town, with lota snap and enterprisq. should visit Delton. J*rice» for lot* annot boomed a* in molt new plai-es, but un­ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. sold at very reasons I >\figu re*. Quaker boy. brown colt, two year* old. Delton’s luliabltaitf* an- fnnn tta very by Hermes. dam Quaker girl Imught at ta-*t people, law-ublding, ordCr-loving and pragTVMive. Tltere fa no doubt but that Cleveland. I* the owner.—Western Sports­ they will btdld .up u village that will be a man. The above colt i* half brother to credit t«» thrmsetves and Barry county. Messer Bro*. A Iteyuolds' ltor*c Victor Morrill, whose excellent quail th-* a* a For once. Manorial day proved one of breeder of *|detidi<l horse* our ixsipie can­ the most pleaaanL and the exorcise* wennot fall t<» appnx-lnte. Victor Morrill i* not interrupted by rain, nor marred by a iindoiibtedly one of the finest Hnmbleton- single mlalutfa The attendance was very large. The olwcrvanee wa* undertiie aus­ Ihii sire* In the country. . pices of Fitzgerald post. G. A. R. and the' "Why we are selling so much of Hoyt's \S\JL C.. who deserve great credit for the successful manner in which tta exercises standard coffee: 0ecauw of ita flavor, delicious and were conducted. The |>«rt formed in front of their hall, and marched to court sweet BrcauM- of Ita strength which none can house square. Tta exerctae* there were detyily interesting and very Imimaslve. BrcauM- it Is fresh. It b healthful and The musk- by the choir is worthy cf sprein! commendation fur excellence and approsound. Because it* convenient and ready to be priateni-s*. But tta feature v(a«. tta ad­ dress by C. H. Van Annau. of this city. ground. Though having but Si limited time far it* preparation. Mr. VanArman's oration was and worth. • Because 'tls the best for ths money on replete with fitting thought and senti­ ment* for Decoration day. and kindled anew the fire* of patriotfam in tiw heart* of the lam- assemblage. The attention ‘ Till* week our subscribers in the south­ given the speaker was the highest compli­ western portion of the coqnty will find a ment that could be paid to the address, supplement, wherein the hustling buaineas whick we have tannl many deciare tn haw mctl of I triton apeak of the advantage* an occasion. Tta- procession to the ceme­ their town offers for tradeDelton fa situated In the midst of one of tery was headed by the city baud follow­ the fine-,! agricultural districts of the state, ed by the memlmro of the post and firemen a region abounding in fine farms and ex­ in uniform on foot. The W. R. C. and cellent farmers who will ixmtribute largely children In carriages and wagons were, to the growth of the place. It* location, nettJfr-onlyr. followed by still other* in midway between Kalamazoo and Saginaw on the C. K. A S. R. R..' fa commanding. ■ o^er a mile* lung. Tlw beautiful and touching services of the G. A. K. were und of itself insures ita future importance as a center. Together with Ita other ad­ rendered at the oemetery io remembrance vantage*. . which it* energetic citizens arc of those who had Joined the “Grand Army rapidly acquiring for It. Delton Is assum­ of the l»ead." to whose deeds of valor our ing proportions that will make it one of nation owes ita existence, and an united country a delit it can never pay. The the finest inland village* of the state. In leas than a year it has grown from solemnity of these exercise* over tie­ almost nothing to a place of considerable graves of the dead veterans by the living importance, and already looks like a boom­ ing village. No one looms Delton. It does not need any such tactics tn secure a steady, rapid and .healthful growth. All It needs i* that Its advantages should be fnllv known, and modestly asserted. The country about Delton I* rich and productive—no finer anywhereAH It has needed for It* full dewlopement is a railrdad, andthat has been secured. Clotw l,y Delton is Crooked lake, noted far and wide for prime fitting. But a mile or so distant is Wall lake, one of the moat lieautlful Inland lakes of the country. There are still other* within ea*y reach, so Hiat the dlM-iple of Isaac Walton can. by going tn Delton, and paying a reasonable sum for the aeeomudattou. ret u g>«xl rig and lakes in its vicinage and enjoy a day of nothing else can, upon the rising genera­ tion the lemon* of iwtrlothm. the grandest nation of earth, and patriotic duty tn tie to preserve the Union and its dag. Tta exerctee* were performed over tlw grave of Rotart Kelly, the latest to fall before that grim visitor who is so rapidly thin­ ning tta ranks of that Grand Army which at Vicksburg. Atlanta. Gettysburg, the Wilderness and numtarire* other fanxzu* fiekis conquered treason and wrested from Riverside, for wtM*e adohimrut grnenms nature has done *o much, never katked *n beautiful a* on Memorial day thfa rear. But of the place depot, the first building to -wenre his at­ beautiful as It was touching. AB coa(*m«l may lie proud of the manner in tention Is the new roller mill now being erected containing* three stores atui a which Decoration day wa* <rfwrvrd m nommodlotM basement. This mill will la- Hasting*. able to grind 150 »>arrels of No. 1 flour every S4 hours. In connection with It with an attack win be an elevator of tfi.OOO bushels capacity. There will be added too ms- ■ �FARM AND GARDEN. POULTRY IN THE RISEN LORD. RESTRICTED RUHS. LESSON xl. MCOHO QUARTER. IN­ ■VERY DAY MOTTOES THAT NOW CALL FOR ATTENTION. TERNATIONAL SERIES. JUNE 10. Kin limit* tho question arises '‘How fresh?" for grai-a is beautiful only when JOHN A. BROOKS The Gnat Specific for Indigestion U hardly enough for the heavier breed* worked of! In place of Royid Bakin* Powder. *»d The Brcoxupaj-ying illustration shows how an Englishman fmxi* hl* sheep OU favorite method of sclhng these poisonous amply Royal Baking Powder can and welghlD* glad to act upon. Southern Cui tlvatar givea the following description of thcan hurdleu Tbe hurdlee are twelve feet long, and are maria with a stout pole bored with All baking powdon sold In this way are entitled to suspicion. Analysis of many of them hare shall sell'a: by fright were Catarrh ELY'S all case* they have been found Urjely adalterabole* l» bond in a direction at right ■takes-age all properly placed they form-a hurdle, the end of which looks like the E.XOLUU SLTUODOr Ut-KDX-I’W BHK1U*. The abovo engraving shows how these hurdles are made and tbe method of placod acrosa'tho field. Tho field in which strip of ten feet wide is thus set off. upon which 400 sheep feed. They eat up all the grass upon this strip and that which they can reach by putting their heads through the hurdle* Tiie hurdles are then turned’ over, exposing another strip turn. When this is fed off. tho hurdles are again turned over. The sharp point* presented by the hurdles prevent any trespaaatag on the other aide of them, and are kept in the narrow strip between them. Their droppings are very evenly alum. Tills Is tcIUn* counterfeit finds, and Is. POULTT.T FENCE. Company have taken the matter In hand, and A very good plan whan tho runs are re­ are acting In a way that will protect the public stricted I* to have gravel runs to th* from the swindle. Tiie surest protection from this fraud la tor the houses of moderate capacity for each fifty birds, and a large field In grass, where 'brand she wishes In tbe original unbroken pack­ age, looking carefully to see that tbe label bat they can go in turns during the day. not been tampered with. The. Royal Baking When fencing is necessary the best ma­ terial is wire netting, which, if gal vau­ lted. last* a long time. That with two inch mosh is fine enough. An admirable but are never sold in bulk, oy the barrel or loose fence is shown in tho cut The bottom half is of gn.lvaniM'd iron and the upper half of wire, thu* forming a complete the weight oteacb package staniped on the cover. division between runs and being at the Adv baking powder being peddled out by weight name time a shelter against nun, wind under the name at Royal they denounce as boand. sun. Movable fences are a good in­ Consumers should bear these lacto in mind If vention. as these prevent a frequent they do not wish to have imposed upon them •Lifting of runs. the poisonous alum stuff that Is being profuse­ ly distributed throughout the country under the Bonen may be reduced by dissolving name of baking powder. If, however, they buy with sulphuric add or boiling them in the Royal In cans with uubroken labels, they are always sure of using u baking powder perfectly lye; also. In a slower way. by mixing them up when broken IS; a heating compost of strength and efficiency. kept moist with drainage from the atabla. Bones In burning lose tho nitrogen they contain, but aa they are chiefly valued for their phosphoric acid, which is mostly re­ tained in the ash. this 1* tho oaalest way of making a small amount of them avail­ able. When burned ta a wood fire they will add largely 1 as manure. Ten A SNOWY EVENING. news wa* so gooa " e— ,. . V V All hail, a salutation widen * ■' rr Li- u. t—r throw brilx; twin w . ....-------• mode him. uiiisfy Pilate that bo would not tomb Friday night, Saturday, and Saturday night, and the morning of the first day (.mr Sunday) had come. In the twilight of the ................ > —.1. nt Mamula other holy women wended- their way tv the sepulcher. Matthew omit- tho name* tho CreaiD Balm Nasal Passage*, iuiaya Pain and The growth of th# grass con- brought bark again to the starting point and commence once more eating their way ••tbu woman that wile a sinner." While they tilled with grief, a remote hojie of hi» reaur- TRYTHECURE b inches from tho bottom to receive the tall piece B. which should bo Blackberries are not gtxxl shippers, so better avoid sending to distant markets. Tbe strawberry case is tin- most suitable package. Gather this fruit os auou as fairly colored—while yet firm. There U a good demand for thu black canning and pretterviug catabliahments, but for immediate consumption tho red varieties tuku the precedence and ore most largely s market- Pint boxes, in neat, Hal Hon fiaaee. are a proper package fruit, which will not stand long ahipment. It is advised that gooseberries be shipped twenty-four quarts—a*. while good ship­ pers. they are liable to heat in barrels. Ship them full grown, before the fruit turns brown. For currants use the sumo Whenever practicable ship the fruit at night. Saturday is a bad day on which to make shipment.-.. Friday Is considered Bible getting goods into market Sunday morning. Sunday night shlpxnante n*u- Profeeoor Ooesaman. of Amheret, Mass., calls attention to the Importance It often happens that trees received in good condition and very carefully planted. Thia, far the first aeaMuti, consists in. see­ ing that a sufficient supply of moisture is preeent about the roots. In limo of drought, watering may be avoided by covering the ground for sev­ ere) feet about the tree with mulch, five or six Inches drop, or by stirring the but- planted in turf are especially liable from tho moisture being token up by the stir rounding grass roots. This can only be prevented by covering the ground with a mulch of any wute material, like corn stover, old hay. straw, ahavlngs. saw dust, fine brush, cider pvinuv. meadow mud or Tho same ruaull may bo obtained by packing tho loose stones often found about tho tree. Mulching material of any kind should not be in contact with the tain much |K>ta*b oa that of younger Aabca generally [wy well on uU crop* but ore specially adapted Irish potatore; also specially good for otlwir fertiliser, or dropped b v length; tho other about 12 iiMhea from tho bottom which 1* length and Ki.unmg Donll above described , £0* ittRlMCsbetoten titii > of l*»rtnmtiW*#'1<J‘1 r Deck<(50^ K ... Remedy^ m«r. x, J® _________________ Attorney, tOf M-rtru,. K^of Michigan-to the ctrcmtowt tor u»- vparea (haciples were alow to believe it, showing tbe difference between woman's Intuition and How true affection still prompt* u» to go to .—- - mug ancciiuuT av Mfevadtbe accej.U all X’JSKv.S 2S tSIZX forms of roup William H. i Circuit court for: or »>» MM eMRM came psoAaa i <4 toe void Mom af MF®— □Bio. In lhe l otted * afBtaart, ra for the al.om. Umt till. K!.l ad Henry C. e bill uf coni phut tow mo»u>i> tra;i uw dau: aaid bill at <anipburii *«d; si>d lurUier. u*: wtthln twenty <avs tn.* Cures IgS'RSasSfitft21 Whooping--55Sltft!ji?l?..Ta . /, ... Mttla nnoa la t mo concerned about difficulties which will be Innate divine power. Cures £ Coughs and colds. XXSSE'ASR The earthquake and served on the said defends nKWilltara H. 1U: the tomb by human power. When tbe women approached tbe tomb, the herald of triumph mxl purity upon the stone. V. 4. While tin. old herocanre trembling and impotent, tiie dutpondmg btx-axno heroic; while the Uving becum>* a. iluad, in who was In the Interest of the public. Recent reseorcbm have shown that a considerable trade market*. The practice of embalming fowl or dressing up long demised birds so as to make them V. & Tin- turning [mint in human his­ tory begin* with ChrUtY rreui rectiou. Every human hope spring* from his empty tomb. but that of painting tbe legs of turkeys is as old as tbe days of Privat d'Anglemoct. Tho Jesus bad nqxBtcdly predicted that he would per bottle. linn*.I thi» tttb day uf Anri!. A. city o< FhMriotte In »*l<t Cbcnit FRANK A. *tiM»KKi;. Ch.STUART. KNAPPEN X VasaRM Sobciton for coiu . —Bold lu Hasting* by— W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. 'MAY GOD BLESS YOU1 traurdlnary docum । hereby given that I shall Mfi at . to the inchest bidder, .hi Ku thankful. But nu< always. Barry County. Michigan. all ut the r-utc, ri.-ir pro- FX.XCK LariNG DEVICK. Hou that the cross piece C is at right legs of turkeys were brilliantly black for one day after they had been killed, and that then accordingly invented u peculiar kind of are made of material j inch thick by 3 inches wide Tho tall piece B should have a block ur stake fastened on tho <iud of it 5 or 0 inches tn length, sharpened on tiie end so a* to stick into tho ground. Now place the sharpened stake In tbe ground at the starting point, with the upright piece A in lino with the stakes along the line of fence: the cross piece C Btonc or block. Then go ou and put tiie stake on the tall plecu B ix-'.o the same hole from which tho upright piece A camo out, and so on. With 11 feet rails thia will give a fence with 1G< feet Panola and straight aa a line. This will be found a valuable aud expeditious aid lu laying a Celery is often grown aa a second crop among the onions, five rows of the onions being sown twelve or fourteen inches setting of celery plant*. Lice on young chickens can be prtsvontsd by making sure that hen* are not lousy when Mt Ziood Persian insect powder, well sprinkled through the feathers, is a quick and convenient cure Tlw great -point* to bo observed in graft Ing are tlw making of smooth, clean cuts the placing In perfect contact tbe inner barks of scion and stock; then tbe whole cut surface and every portion of 'the split to be perfectly covered with the grafting wax and the exclusion of air and waler Dealers and manufacturers call the latao or medium, and tho shorter staples are clothing wools, and they are graded aa superfine, tine, medium and coarse Manure should never bo placed In con tact with the roots when setting out a as an article of food wa* once under diseunsion among a party of East End vil this valuable piece of Information -T don't think much of turnip* There isn’t profit on retiring from business, and wiu> madO'the Unit etatigvjixts to make Imuvru his resurrection. They were to tell the disciple.,-Mark xvi.7. Klateof Michigan, the Circuit Court! County ot Barry—to chow. ry. Alouxo D. Still, complainant. r» Tno!*a» M*r«n, Ainos Hanlon, the unknown belr»u£ IU )■» f. Deacon, deceased, and tbe unknownh.-.r.o: Isaac Boyd, deceased, defendants Fifth .liidicinl < trviili-in Clmnren Sult pending In the Circuit Court I for the rUl UmvW I ’> tl** I'.-E'!. that Christ had forgiven him. often bought painted turkeys in preference You cannot afford to waste time in ex­ perimenting when your lung* are In dan­ ger. Consumption always .wins, at first, only a cold. Do not |>ermit any dealer to Impoie upon you with some cheap Imitation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumpthm. Coughs. Colds, -but lie sure you get the genuine. Because hr can make more profiit he may tell you hr has some­ thing just at good, or Just the same. Doni lie deceived, but Insist ujsm getting Dr. King's New Discovery, which I* guar­ anteed to give relief in all throat, lung and chest affections Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store, large bottle E. Bainbridge Munday Esq.. County Atty., Clay Co.. Tex. say*: •• Have used Electric Bitter* with most happy results. My brother also wa* very low with Malar­ ial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured bv the timely use of this medicine. Am sat-. Isfled Electric Bitter* saved hl* life. Mr. D. .1. Wilcoxium, of Horae Cave, Ky.. ndd»a little testimmiy. saying: He positive­ ly belfeve* he would have died, had It not lieen for Electric Bitter*. This giffht remedy will ward off. as well aa cure all Malaria liiaeaMM*. and for all Kidney. Liver aud Stomach disorder* it stand* uiNxiualed. Price 50c. andfll. W. >1. Goodyear’s drug store. Tlw best salve in the world for cuts, bruise*, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapixvl hands, ciiilblaliiA conis, and all skin eruptions, and positively cure* pih*s. or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect Natl<facilu:i, or money re­ funded. Price 25 ets.. per Imx. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. tad finished the sixth* Ixittir rcou^deeA three to Sleep the minute troyed. busier Extract of Roots. the path of duty. Kneeling down at his feet with beautiful Oriental uniplicity and grace, the womea worshiped him, rendering him divine bom- ........... Whm Are Yon Going? un- -tou»y ». Ibou'tod. eqjb. 1 eighty eteht. _ KKJWJn.'uN.Clretdt Court (-uni o-. tinner in and tor Barry County. MjeWsu. irruABT,KNAPPJtN• VA.XAKMA . MO. Bimert.1* and -woudertui pn»iu---.;' traits and t-rr-sh. Thv rapid gro»uj'V. IR-UJ. The miserable subterfuge to which the rulers reoorted refutes liwdf nnw rrgi-nc I'.nd tbrlviie m*rk H> Metlon oftlw Pacific N'<rt w ■ 0M that offer* v collar toitareinvnt- W body) It they *lrj>t bow orxild tla-v ree that u.’T,01? di4C1l11‘*wbo»t<*> the body! The dlaclples bad no motive in stealing the bodv They knew welt that in <1™.. . '’1 MACKINAC By writing Ctum-B. F«HL General ia Agent. JtortE.-m Paone Railroad. StJ J>>1. Mton.. he will wm.1 pm Rlustr-t. d mapsandbooksglviiiRyou v du.t.i. . • ta reference tn the eoantry rrfcrere-i " mat Hi* from ta. Paul. Mlnrrspu! • i' ^ ■■ ■Bffjttifted to PortlalHL Orvgoi. *: d । " DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND 1U ■MWIIAI w AHnn. AA.V ............. BMlane Falhi. T»co«na au.. H.-:.tt; r. ,!>. N1 thepettK-ipalpoicUln Northern .Mini fiakma. Montana, idaboL Oregon siui . .. ^nVlMaOSBOS lllioqilti j —"I- aUrwlM.-^ wall Msnperior train eutu -—'' * ' lti£ cars and eofoolrt elec ■ Summer Tours. ward enkindle enkhutiaom (rum such inqxwition which would kiul DETROIT AND CLEVELAND -,.HrWrrW*JL° PAMFHLETE V'-Sr-’N i ■ —'■ vn uue whom tbev had not the courage to defrn.1 • h.te Ijviu/ i^a,’ln.iU d*tt lhK-' "«*tod to a it LADIES peerlessdyS. that there hiuuit any of th.- stuff ...w Mmbeetbrretn. aerth/rf range oumrer rtstn west, meeardtng to the Uin-.nt States wne said sale to be subject to *U en.■•nsibr*ri<r> on said land. Dated May 3th, A. !>.. 1«». LOYAL K. KXAPl’EX. Admin < Withtbevttlannexed ol estate U v.l mafia, demsifl bottle <>l Hbaker Extract of Root*, or ttalgd'S Curative Hynip. of your agent, Mr. K M. King, and before I had taken the fir»t bottle 1 Mt Wm J. McCann. SO Land all »L. Boston. remained unsold for any considerable period •even-fifths water." Another one of the The German <’atho)i<-« of Port Huron number freely, if not IpteiUgently ex pressed bis opinion regarding the sdiuter pnijxMe t<> ti'Jlld ndiiirrb. priest's resilience atioii of I.mmI Ho said 'It's awful to and school honse at a coat of Rt.OOO. Of think <>f tho fearful extent to winch <>ur this amount *3.000 has bewt suliwritird. Nothing seems to be free front tlirwirk**d Kentucky peckhamb croup remedy' and with 2 boles mortised in it advised, a thirty-two quart ventilated crate (quart baskets) such us Florida grow- era ixistor to Thomas Um smith wevt as follows, to-wll and Smell- bS rvetion of the body! The fence laying device shown in the □lustration Is from Ohio .Farmer, and Is described as follow*. A Is on upright piece to set In lino wnh other stoke* In tho lino fir for a fiite><rhlch fenco,"'■which may bo fl or 7 feet In length, sharp For shipping strawberries longdistance* or for eastern markets the gift crate is tracUoaal i—-— • two (Sri m | Sense' of Taste perhaps a repetition of the shock described taken oft as;S£TuS.i,"i,sr, Heal* the Sore* iltiatorea the ppoaotp ORTRERN PACIFIC MILROAD IA®5 Government LANDS aily cheated in this way ifINN- American is an old '' natnp c< prohibition, quainted with the �nominated lor For bis money is wbat every man desires. President by the Na- Uanal Prohibition Convention. j0KS .- PGOOKS FOR SECOND PLACE hhlUy-Shallylng. The campaign is fairly . Jost wfaat lbs issues are to be and th»>•ait >ba Republican erats wabbled all sro •nd aotuallt pit tn t_______ •UX-.IU.U.K,,, „„ -OB* I—.pl. po, wlum tbp ,™”u “»•»>»« £•». lb., f.n B„ p.,,^ n, •™ Mnte p„d UX.P lucb prtnch“» «“W ««.« k, P^TTp“ fitvi a< loci* tolly nnimated debate over it. Tbe plat-* i fr.nn committee reported two reports, the minor­ ity ••cifaisting-of on** man -Hon. John M. Olin, of- THE U» ppg™ w.„ b lsra >»1 th. -vnl., old nook„ Dpoop^u «»«lll mblrn ,o ,p. plppuapp Th. rmplt t, lhoy oppoM mnnufactun.ra and a free ballot and a fair count In the Gulf states And that is just tho kind of a fight the EARLY^DElEGATE. happy m. when fighting for human rights •nd American Instltuttona They are for the American mborur every time against th- Enropean. for the right of .very American, laborer or capitalist, to vote aa be plra-M-a and have his vote counted for •duration, protection and progreea. and on tb. present issues thefc triumph is ab •otutaly certain, anleas the people have tost tbe Mtnse of honor and tbe judgment of what’a good for them: and wo don't be- ,uul then th« delate U-gan *y until <1 p. m, when tbe n was put and a vote taken, tending np ngfciurt the rnaT .ny that the raff rag iata tuhg it mlkllv, and a« soon ns over rvcww wa- taken, ahd -nt to refresh themselves for a i-a crush and M-iixltag prend uni. Nomination* I tto p reddential nomination In the line of FURNITURE! ou can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°COY, At the blue front furniture btor&r’ Just received for the ( Spring Trade: Parlor SULits, Bedroom Suits, • and Roclters Of the very finest grade of vince any candid person © new and nice things in Willow Goods, ds. An inspection will con­ ic fact. He also shows some Couches. Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. HUFFMAN BROS. •SELL Gray fur the wcond place. Saufa of those who venture predictions thtak there will bo a sauniMxU for the former, tlrnt to will decline to accept, and that Indiana's governor will then bn the choice of tbe convention. The California delegation arrived Thursday, and the Oregonian-. came ta with a blare of trumpets al out rapper time last night A number of stragglers arrived on the after­ noon and evening trains, enough tqjpve the rotundas of the hoteb an apfxaranre of nn- vtataled. Those who were "too good" to vote for Mr Blaine have lately given aa their candid opinion of Mr Cleveland's performances and what la ItT Without An excepttor. from Curtis to Caliban, they •ay be baa violaud bis pledges a fayr of them annonnee their intention to still vote for him but wbat aort of an appeal can they ma:<» U> their follower*? Necos ■anly rt will amount to about thia , ta Mr Cleveland'* name and by hb authority we gave you moat solemn assn rances of eivtl service reform and a new era of parity, bo baa violated all these pledges, dctnoreltaad the poatoffleo department, degraded tho Judicial department, con BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. the sum of four hundred; and one dollars and twenty cents of principal and Interest, ana the tnrther sum bf twenty-are dollars m K> at­ torney fee stipulated tor in said mr—------------ which Is tto whole amount claltnc paid on Mid mortgage and nffsuti Ing bavins been Instituted, at lav rhe. debt now n-niaintnx secured t. —_ _™,. W, or any part thereof whereby the power of contained In sale tnortRSge has become operauiv. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that h> virtue of-the said |x»»i r of sale, and in pursu­ ance of lhe statute in sueb eases made and pro­ vided the said mortgage will tic faredoasd by a sale of the premises thereiu deseribwt. at nab11c auction to the highest bidder, at tto front door of the court bcmxe tn the city of Haatings. In said county of Harn- on lhe istb day of A netmt next, st ten .irktf-k In lbs fon,Hnnn nt Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work; Will be pleassd to give estimates ar quote prices. STOVES the damage is dona, he cannot do any more soletuai-% him again, and seo If be dore not Improve by' experience If the American people are chiefly simpletons that argument" will wta votes Another palpable tact, and one that Is going tueoant ta thia campaign for much mure th*n the Democrats suspect, la thisEverybody knows that the administration of James G Blaine whatever other faults il might have bad. would have been ta tensely American and •very body knows Chat the administration of Grover Cleve­ land liijp boon painfully tho reverse. Aa Dickerm - -Jerry Cruncher' said of his wife -Hbe do be.always s flopping and ” ' agta tho boslnes.*. too:" so a flopping cabinet has "flapped" every time tho chanre offered Whea Bayard wasn't “flopping" before England or meaning thereof. The in- plank are ax follows: Canada, or Cleveland himself "flopping" '■>••■1 article* of linp-ict aa before what be calh-d lhe "Confederal* L- tto majjufartnring states" (his own wortisi tn the flag bust-rhi.-ing laborer against nnsa. the others wore "flopping' before Mexico or tbe whisky ring Always and everywhere "a flopping ’ And after rm. and not a voice can to Leoni ngniret backing out of their first position in tho freaident Cleveland's renoniination. Tbe fisheries, and refusing to execute one act So’Jttorn hotel will be tbe bead quartern of of -ongresa. and violating the law by ere the t-hairmen of tho various state delegations. •ting a oommlasion without authority, To a rcprew-ntaUve of the United ITre* a they ended by negotiating a treaty so bad prominent Wnshingtonlan snid last night that tbe Democratic Journals dare not de­ r । q<okeof Uio death ol John that be had received jicreooal tuivirea direct fend It. and Democratic scmrfnra only I hi. widow, now on tto plat­ from Judge Thurman that if It waa the venture to aak that tta consideration may unanimous wish of the convention t>« -w<xil<i ’s •* thh day remembering' be postponed til! after tho election* The twelfth anniversary. of her accept tiie nomination for tbe vice preal national pride la wounded. Americans feel ■ Will»nf then moved that danrv. There are other* who stoutly maliti tain that they know t*ttar. It i* Ui<> ighr that there will be developments- by Nimday known as Republicans. men who do not morning which will rainier prediction as to •ay much, will pat in a very effective the ticl.et nlmoat certain. New York will protaat ta November When tbe majority name tlw vice pre«i'i -nL . againri Grover i.lomland la counted oat, The convention bail was formally surnm- credit 100.000 of It to national pride and dered by tb« deeoratore to the local commit­ a» manv more to that shameful letter on tee yesterday afternoon ssd was turned over to lbo ‘Confederate to the national committro to-day. A rail returning flog" White for temporary chairman of tbe con­ vention they Struck's snag in the.form of a ‘contingent of tho Manuu-huxetta delegation, •who were vigorously looming P. A Collins, ;of Button, for the mine honor. Between tiie iimportunitim and bottoubolKig of tbe two, • whnt delegates are on the gnaml an- having U 4>rry time of it. Cleyrland l.uttwis,- toarfng tto inscription: •‘Public • ■flh-c U a public ciatt,** are toing worn by <l<-logat<« and oth- Of all kinds. Ses our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. LUNN David G. Boblnkon, sdminlstr non. with tbe will annexed of si Ing that his said account may be final account. and distribution he be diwhargtyl from said trust Thereupon, if I* ordered, lhai BROS TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings, © All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD Quality* of Goods and Work. Guaranteed. Call early while our stock is complete. RESPECTFULLY. was i-wued thU morning, under tbe mmplcea of the National Pension association, for a « ■ *' U.m.faW fz. MV. ■d hj a-k-qiuue laws a<te idnimbtrsxire authority. .-Ai.ization of th- I<roiilUtioo ‘leniutded ta state mi l n* Win-, i»iw srralgn the Republican and **»“mitk- jartks for ttoir persistent attitude 2?’,h,/ J*" l! vnsed iniquity, whereby ttoy - tin-fktiuuid of tto j-oplr for probtbiXioo. W.ibroorii r-p-j fumptotty with tto liquor rangt' for submiUing to - the convention »a tacmorlnl on the pennon question. I 8t. Ix.ub is reall.YXriting excited over the l-mn.-niion. It lias appointed sUv-rts « rommittre. to do all *»rt-of things, andinteuds to have a grnmi parade Tuesday night, when it is expectod 4U.<X»» men will to in line. The [laradr will include all visiting elubs, rarh a. the Initiate and tto County, rf Chicago; the Heodmwm aseociatlon. of HL Louis; Tnmmnny and the County JiemoCTMS, of New York; ttoCleveland club, of Buffalo; the Randall, of Philadelphia; tto Duckworth, of Cincinnati , tto Watterwm. of Kentucky ; tto Keokuk. la.. Democratic club, anu others. On that evening Olive street will to mumln.Ud wlU. p. JM. p.l..„tor-l «.■*« uxl • P~> ►»!-*"■ p.rtrf If i. <l—n« ™1»- ___ „ Ttafwur fnrta™. . 7 , .. _______ _ vl-A OMWittilnm* Kv“ttoTtandall cl^> It wanted to toow “ in7considMWtton of ‘JW “"’.1*°?^ U .T? , ,2*’ pnip,-r|y tie robed by Import duties, shdttid bs an rr<1 need that no lo the treasury. and ' -I’d-nnf taxation shall to removed '’’’“MogaBd other cotn forte and nac- the establishment, tto price could not be re dured. Tim manager - irod back: I surprised that a club calling ilnKX..fla prnrectlonW » Hs-^11 **7,^ for » nxlurtioo of tariff Shall Incersoll to Present Gresham's Na“*^ New Yoxk, Juno l.-UnqussttoM^r t‘*1' crest oratorical event of the Republican Stototodto-m>• * tit Robert G. Ingersoll, as it wax In the U«a cotototoa. d irn wbto tor.to-""* Hmo b. '■brt—l •kOoL la^noU b« b«a Wrttod bf “• “T . - .... . native state, to presrei WE HAVE THE — —— . Mmut Bri the. '•» tM1-’ roUd wboold »bn« • .'O'nrtMt, lb»t ibmild no*. eUla. a dlrta. rt<bt to raid to. ooaatrT or mo to. luff of ». aad toM aa to. aaato rtooo alntottoo «u -tolto to«ato auwatoto <— to. .olfrtoa tooolotod maD» groUtod. tod ooma>on boai,oa«l.. “ lb“ “"“I.1. ored -Oto,, rtjt.1 - to-T -oold d-ftod AMERICAN CHAMPION BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. toto OW" Boon tooromotoo lototoou cf Itotor ttto pra-all p-aib ora .to atok. to«n do to mod. M toto To be "bossed" by tho* tb<7 captured Ld Caroled, to be taanted as "waving T™r— •»-< '» yfT. ^oSL»u». O' ”t£1 u. "5, » N«- W. . I" »> W Champion and Advance Mowers, tbe Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart: also the Celebrated North Fairfield Plow lb'lr d"S”E, Solid Comfort Plow. Harrows. Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best make-. CAl.t AND SEE VS. bstv ROGERS. LOW TOURIST RATES. �ASTINGS Hastings Wednesday, June 0, 18BS. thta amount n a wire door "w"». ~ .-tov ; Muskegon will have the land dmiat#. THE HAWINOK, MICH., plWTUFFICE. 1V»«NT 14, 187V. him- Tiie Mclbodkt Proti-stantgent-ralcouferanrejuatchwedat Adrian I-a***! reaolotlot> deprecating novel reading and bun­ day newspapers. EDITORIAL NOTES. As announced In our hurt, Blaine has pill qaletun on tbe attempt to nominate him bi spite of his Florence letter, which he thought would lie final. Illa la*t letter Is no full of good sentiment, ami shows the Maine statesman M such a honorable light decided that three or four should go m “club n that they mnj die an awful, lingering that wv give hl* letter a place in our col­ umns. It ta worthy the pernaal of every attention was momentarily diverted from him aad his multitude at |»rtiwr*, as Helen Col- reatler of the BAX^tat: Pawn May 17th,T88K.—W/illctaw Rekl. Dkah Bm: Since uiy return to Paris from Southern Italy on the 8tb insL, I have leaned (what 1 did not before believe) that tional convention aa a candidate for the presidential nomination for the republican party. Kmv South South Wai s*, irstteud _____ of securing these Bew w aim, eyuglaw and scanned slowly the entire room, th* slightart sign of interart in anything. ing with ineffable regret. •'dull men rlsfveof everything 1 liad Bakins the quantity should be muneaae and |M»t thy . _J__ _ . . Ua art HUU-h tllO better. tbe personal power to dwfldc—has liwm treattai by many of my most valued friends as not sbiolute^ wsite per rabbit, aa they would catch tn tbe average of JOO every day. and a much gnreter number at first. Tbe delicious food rould ly-eoncluslvc In ultimate and i«Bu»Ible cun- tlngeucics. On tiie other hand Mentis equally devoted and dlainterreted have con­ OUNCES CREAM A single phrase of my letter nf tbe loveliest trait* In girl nature: the whole strued my letter (as it should be construed) rarely fails to delight in another girl's poputo be an unconditional withholding of my name from the national convention. They have In consequence given their support to eminent gentlemen who are candidates for the Chli^go nomination—some of whom would not. I am sure, have consented to usKutne that position, if I had desired to difficulty of thus aeknowledgii^c her to bo represent the party in tbe presidential con­ HWORlHfi h)WDE* Mr. Van Brunt, I'm awfully unlucky to­ night r ' Nor did she fall, occasionally, as she HTRMTS mBlfBBIfliffiB The girls begun to believe that Helen meant Texas was admitted some one built a little test of 1888. If I should now by speech or by silence, by commlKdon or omlsskm. permit my Rinee than the Texas has been improved and young men this particular lesson. Tbe only persistently ignored tbe entire evening by vention, I should Incur tbe reproach of be­ ing uncandld with tlw who have always been candid with me. 1 speak, therefore, "because I am nut willing to live In a doubt­ ful Attitude. I am not willing to be the cause of misleading a single man among tlw millions who have given me their suf­ you all tbe evening, but every time 1 looked frages and their confidence. I am nut will­ ing that even onr of my faithful supporters in the pest should think me cajmble of ban­ opjiortunity, and tering in a double sense with mv words. Assuming that the presidential naniinsthe most important thing to im>rwoi upon tion could by any possible chance be offer­ the fair feminine mind was the <teurabk>n<* ed tome, 1 could not accept 11 without of ctejjierom- The long suffering youths bad leaving In the minds u^ztie thousands of great field for tbe display of valor from both parties. Tbe masculine mind bad evolved the briliiant conception of collusiou with tbs those tlir impression that I had nut hern free from Indirection, and therefore I could not accept It at all. The misrepresenta­ tions of malice have no weight, Imt the just displeasure of friends I could not pa­ tiently endure. Republican victory, tiie (wusprcls of which grow brighter every day. can be Im­ periled only by lack of unity hi council or by acrimonkHts contest over men. The Is­ sue of protection is Incalculably stronger and greater than any man for It concerns the prosperity of the present and of genrr•titnuvlo come. Were It possible for every voter ufsthe Republic to see for himself the condition and rwxmipense of labor In Eu­ rope, the party of free trade in the United still Um living as wall as sleeping, tbe captain's room of feminine appetite, and side readily with drift out of the vocabulary as ranged tiurt nt a certain hour of the evening there should be a greet and sudden demand THE BISSELL charming had they bo-n provided with a chaperon to whom they - could be led back hours of tedious promenade with tbe un- eh’sdd lie extrwiMily difficult to oulini from tho reticent waiters. Finally, however, tbe Hebss were to return with brimming gobleta, from which each suffering victim to extreme thirst win to take daintily a single dp, re- of tbe dining ball. COMBINATION PLOW tbe judge *hut nun finud Him to facta -Tid Hila With Reversible Share and Point, This coup d't threat ^DVANCE 0ver Qll' ©tljer P^OWS. eroca, that the young ladles might discover it It* alleged that a member of the Sher­ idan village council j»\ clthrn of Detroit They could certainly be uwrtaLXo find out bow much more likely they were to be liked "By George!" cried Lindley Grant in ad- tha: the fair offenders might In this way dis- States would not receive the supj«ort of one room on a tour of investigation, 'they've Thc fourth annual convention of tlw Michigan Equal .Suffrage aMociation will be held in Bay Qty .lune fi. 7 and K To Try It is Tit^Buy It. Aoa'Ufall to examine the Bissell if In need of a plow. GOODYEAR BROS. • Tbe saloons at Ionia are alow to resume. The 35W) tax will knock several of them out. may not be directly hi our power aa phil­ anthropists to elevate the European lalmr- er, but will be a lasting stigma upon our statesmanship If we penult the American laborer to be forced down to the European level, and in the end tbe rewards of labor everywhere will be advanced If we steadily Clothing Genteel Jamkh G. Blaine. FO/? BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. There are ire counties la this congres­ sional district and four of them under the tire. W. InvK. U» MM.Uo. u, 8^.^, In nil her history Harry county lias p„lmUr ?t> to baa been constituted as it now ex late for eighteen years and ail the other countire am! Jackaoti lias had mon than any other. didate named by Burry county, besides. Is able and worthy of the honor aa BUSINESS SUITS, Tottenham. Lily and bar coadjutors were i»« long in dlr——’----- -• • • • premeditated.. For Every Day Wear. DRESS SUITS Fur Social Events, With gratitude for ' Furnishing Goods '- —Charlotte Republican. A Gentlemans Wardrobe. Onr "ftln,u prrttet laqwl trttlctai uni , w i.......... * -0*.« <S- —m. «t u.d uuertee. hr will ronsklerhltasrit ctotbiug NEARLY as gixxt • C w« <kHibt if J<MI anym*. LOW a, u^t our pri< < « .... These Goods are Bargains Viewed From Any Standpoint. ^,™,s.rK12L^NOW US AND the GOODS, TRY US! t I r PR°VE,.US! YOU'LL BE GLAD E- W. Morrill & Co., “One Po£p. Clothiers,' Hastings, Mich- �itisTiNGs ------- muM. u».l BJIw- of Gouda. - ------------ ------ _ ana gents watehM.in tbe city nt S. A. Hohnca*, tbe jeweler. I- the i.>n« Beamer sbouldera. A LIGHT CHIP, IT’S But a Heavy Challenge. Our ei'i.n-* illor- would find it very Knock off the Chip, t ; w.ield - more than hard for them to Take up the Challenge. ma. ...G viir word for It they d<mt THEY CAN’T DO IT. consent to our claim that We Lead the Trade W«* r Ac i" ■ ■ -1!a,! ,"*li'* tra«le. Beamers’ Cash Bargain Store. Bishop GUleapte was ta the city Sunday. June nth. IMS. round trip Farv one and one-third burgh's furniture store. Mrs. F. Balch visited Kalamazoo Mon­ day. M. E. social will be eutertained by Meaziame* A. C. Carpenter. Grant, Marv Rich. Greenfield. Chas. WHsxert and Allie rox k at Epfanqial society rtximx Wednes­ John Row, of northeast Carlton, was ar­ F. F. Hilbert, of Woodland, waa in the day aventag next. Cordial Invitation to rested yesterday by Sheriff Shrlner and city Friday. jailed, charged with stealing clothing from Miss Carrie Goodyear visited Katamazw *Xltr Board of Education at ita meeting the home of his brother. ■ . Wednesday. of last evening elected the following teachS. A. Holmes the Jeweler is closing uul «ro» fur tbe ensuing year. f c * 2* ^**be made a business trip to Lan­ all clocks in his store at reduced prices, to l»t grade Addle Jontan;3d grade Franc make room for new stock. Now Is the sing Friday. />* illianm: 3d grade Minnie Mathew*; 4th time to buy. Dr. Taylor, of MlJdlevIlte. wax in the (grade. Mix* Lamb; ftth grade Vtola Wtlll•on: dth grade Fannie Linw; 7th grade The. Bannkm was misinformed Iasi, city Monday. Rore IbMtwirk: ftth grade H. B. Andrus; week in regent to the peraon who deliverJ. J. Perkin*, of Pralrevllle. wax in the assistant* in high-school. Flors Beadle and । ed the Decoration day address at Oranp-- city Monday . MIm Hallock; 1st ward Mrs. Hinkley: 2d viile. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, ws* I ward. Libbie McLaughlin. Janitor for M. F. Jordan, of Mlddleuilk-, was in the th** -(icaker and J. H. Dennis accompanied central building, Esaa Cannon. city yesterday. । him only as a visitor. This Chip I • ^"■OWALMtHTIOH. A"" IfcOMn 1. I. a, aj, I,,.,. WE < ALL 4XjWrtl..|ou.m»*n<-.Quality and Weight 1 dnStSUH Banner. । Alfred Cheney, who has been in jail some time for making threat* was belled out yesterday by 3»i» unde. Geo. Whitney . Ed. Holbrook has pun-hared of Mr. Matteson his barber shop on Jefferson street. Ed., arebded by ••Blllfe" Babfaick. will continue the business In ita prerent ta-utann and we predict for him a gu<*l tradF, of which he la deserving. June Has Comet ^* Cook left fur Toledo on btuhiere Monday. R. J. Grant made bu*ine»* trip to Clo­ verdale Friday. Mr*. W. 8. Chidester has been very sick tor several days. ’ Clement Smith wax in Nashville on iMixiiicim Saturday. High school nine visited Nashville •j, L. Wilkin* ws* In Graisl Bapld* on WixlncMlay, and by a score of 2ft to 1ft de­ bnsluesx yesterita). feated the crack nine of that town. It wak a wry easy task for our ••kida." who A. J. Bownc. wife and son Burdette, held up after u few inning* in order not to I were in town friday. t>vat the Nashville nine too badly. l’re«l«U-nt Hush-of the C. K. A S. wa* Tbe annual picnic of Yankee Springs I In the city Saturday. will l*> iield Friday. June 15th, Iftftft, In ' iMnlel Striker gnd wife retunnxl Satur­ the Calvin Hin grove Wv liopr each day from New York. hcbonl district will be fully represented. All arc cordially Invited to attend. ttorr Mudge and wife spent Sunday / Bt oKUKH <l» CoMMITTEK. with ( luirlotte frtewlK . LfV\w MM’lety connected with Emuiaihirl F. Mi-Derby, of Nashville, was in town church will l»e entertained on Thuriutay, TliurMlay oil tnudnesx. June 7th. by Madamcs Valllartt, F. H.Bar­ r Ixu. Felgbner aiid wife, of Nashville, low. IL Mudge. J. Goodyear. M. Hicks, were in. the eity Sunday . Wm. Huffman. D. McNaughton, Joe VanT. S. Briec, of Maple Grove, was in the Annan, Miss l>enorc Valliant and NellfeJ Wilkin*. Supper nerved from rt until 7.1 city yn bwdne** Monday. All are cunHatiy UivitetL Clement Sinitii made n buxine** trip to vrKsikY" <TtM’K. lenuani-ul Emptoytasut qiSatrrd ftsizry aud Expenses Paid. Ap­ Dr. l*lhrop reports ^iiat his sale* of CbarkAte yeaterday p. tn. joints and oils have been larger than ever . z L. E Knatqien and wife were in town ply stonre. *Uto>»: bROTHKRS. this year, -’rhe reason 1s because tlw I -the latter part of last week. * (Bel-r to t.*■-* p »f*r» Hoebeater. N. x. paints arc satfafactory and the prices right. »0t 8ALK-Totter mv ho««and tear lotsla Don’t think of buying paints or oils till Mrs. Luke Water* left Friday for a visit r th- Ilr’ «»rd. :u«t north of tho old iron you havp called at Dr. lathrop’* .drug with Grand Rapid, friend*. i.jr cash or will give tltse rtore. Ho krvfm lhe best goods in those ; Rev. I). 41. Oviatt delivered the address Mu*, c. Gaaanrm. Iu;m. and will make you ' satisfactory * at Nashville Decoration day. run NAt.i:, Mix* Kittle Stebbins ha* resumed her । \/O. N. ■ Brown while riding Sunday afterduties as clerk for E. Y. llugle. . mam was thrown from tin- buggy iu It Mr*. H. C. Cook *rrturued Friday from waa turning around near the old Iron ' bridge. Mr. Brown's little girl, who wa* a yixlt with Grand Rapid* friend*. with him at the time, wax also thrown out Rev. A. K. Stewart, of GraNdville. was and rendered unconsetoux but she soon re­ tbe guest of J. L. Crawley Munday. covered. Tbe home soon made the buggy Hod Clark", formerly with the Journal, extremely unsafe for transfiortiitfoii twrvlcee but otherwise there wax no serious ha* returned to his home. Charlotte. damage. x Why you should Uigy the oval chuni: 1st. It i* without gearing, therefore nolseleHs in operation. 3d. It churns eader and quicker titan any other churn. i 3d. It h lighter, a*urc coavcnicnt and raster to clean. 4th. The irou* liclag galvanized cannot rust and owing to tiwir pacuUar eoustruction leakage, which 1* the moat objection­ able feature to hmm; chunw. is positively and entirely obviated. 5th. The* material used in its construc­ tion is the bert tlud can be procured and tiie wurkumnahip a* urat und accurate as experience and mechanical skill can pro­ duce. , Otlt It pruducex nsure butter of unsurl>a'red quality from the same quantity of cream In less time than any other chum. ■ th. Every chuni lx filled and finished in the beat posdbte manner, tbe finest quality nf < <«rh varnish only l«elng used. ftth. The price of our oval chuni is lower than any first class chum. Yon can find any size you want at B-amer’s Cash Bargain store. ' ■Saturday evening, at MlddTevilte. tiie Voting Men’s Republican Club, of Thorn­ apple. wax organized in a manner to leave no doubt tliat It will be one of the most potent factors in Barry county In promot­ ing republican triumph. They never do thing* by halves at Middleville. And their club starts off with a membership of upwards of 200. At ita organization, a number of *bort but pointed speeches wendr lived which showed the deep earnestneM that all feel In lhe club. It did just the proper thing In selecting Richard Johnson for ita prexMeut If there is a man in Barr)- 'who deserve* tbe term of ••huxtier" it I* jolly Hick Johnson, of Middleville, whore good Judgment, tact and qualities of leadership were fitly and heartily rea•<nlzed by the splendid organization of which be I* the head. The club ha* rent­ ed quarter*, ami goes Into the canvas with a vim and enthusiasm which shows that Visit with Mrs. Wextfrll In Jackson. It will I m * worth lhe while of any reader 2.150 'Plendhl irsult* can ta- expected. Tbonito vl.lt Archie McCoy** furniture -tore, Mias’ Potuir, of Knlama«*>. was the applr and Middlrvllte have led off tn tiie and Inspect that Tine *100 antique daily nu^? pna-essitm. Lx*t tbe good work go on In gueut laet week of Mrs. Frank Raich. ta-drootn suite. Tiie oak 1* quarter -awed, other localities where *ucfi organizations Mrs. Mary B. Dmnlx. of Nashville, was I* an ta- bail. lx*t ns join the pruceKsion, rt Brothen**, block anti shown the beautiful grain ,of Hie wood to advantage. The glasses are the finest in the city the latter part of last week. and make Harry county aglow with Frctwh plate, lievrl edge. The style and ‘ Jim. Frank Barnes went to Ann Arbor Hr • lire uf republlean enthusiasm. ■I meeting at lhe finish are elegant, and taken together the Friday for a few days visit with friende. t here wilt ta* a grand trotting matinee suit* would make a handsome and arttathMi** Matic Hlndmarrh. of Nashville, at lhe fairVrouiulu July 20th and 2ist. As . ;*t the Hartings addition to Hie hn«*t resktrncr. was the giM**t Friday of Mis* Belle Tiro- ।. Hasting city schools have again received expected then* will is* a good time and Miss Mattle Matthew*, of Irving, wax the some K<«xl races. The first da) will be • ogi 11 lion from tlw Michigan I’Diversity Baughman will It which place them in the front rank of the guest of Mi** Clara Roberta over Sunday. filled a* follows: No. I. a green race for ■choolx of Michigan, For the cxnuiug three Mr*. /..A. Grebb*‘and Mr*. Ira Van hordes that have never started for ua<nry; . c»tellM*r repair- hi years graduates of onr High Scfasdwlll lie ValkenAurgh visited Grund Rapids jester- No. 9. free for all-trot. Sat unJay July 'm.u -iwt. received a» Freshmen at the I'nlvrrsitw Slat, tta* last <tey. will lx* filled aa fo"-jws: without examination. This is the very I ' . Na 3. three minute rtass: No. 4. half mile higbert romplimrn. that could l»- paid \<fi Joh> Htwk and Clarence Chalkrr. of running. These rw-r* will be for 73 per E. Knxppen. • rtsegu* have been In the city -for a few the efficiency and high charicte^ of work cent, of the Kate money and will lie divid­ i:rrlM*cd -a residence In our city schools. Prof. Roberta received days. ed a* follow*: In all races the 1st horse tin* letter announcing that .Harting* High Mr. ami Mrs. M. I- William. will visit School had been placed on» tiie diploma , 3d, 20 |mr cent. The trotting racea will repainted the Jlr and Jin. F. G. Thiers, at Eide, this all ire over X of a mile. Thia ix to pre­ jli»t Saturday morning. vent horocx from getting a record. Thew? At a regular meeting of Fitzgerald port. Walter Cole left Monday on a health- races will ah hr trotted on the square and Na 12ft. G. A. R.. on Saturday evening ****klng trip to the northern part of the may the beat horm* win. There will t(e no June 2*1. tbftft. the following renolution* *tate. entrance fee charged and good xtails will The examination •»( ••lade" Smith wax znin -titinwil from lad Tliiirvlay to T. FhliUit* and B. R. Itoae attended the Ik* furnlduxl free of charge. These races Aomlrerl. That. FItzgvndd post berebyH are to best 8 In ft heats. Admission 2.*H-ts.. fimhi). Jinn* Ibtli. tender* Its heartfelt thanks to Rev. Ovlntt national prohibition convention at Indian­ ladiex free, lioys under 12 years 15 ct*. for Ids grand and patriotic sermon deliver­ apolis la*t wrrk. No extra charge will be made for grand •tj latte wood sard recently purchased ed on Sunday. May 27th. to the memberMr*. P. A. Sheldon left for Big Rapid* । stand seats. Kmoiiy Bcshy, of said post: and also to the member* of Friday, called there by the serious sick. 11* C. K. A S. R. It. Hastings, Mich. ld» church who did so much to make plea*- neas of a relative. Or. J. A Bauxhnuui will be al the Hast- ant ax well as profitable tbe visit of *ald . . Fixht Mr*; C. G. Bentley returned to Grand । Jtarry county’* crack tte)»erman transI poxt mefalwrx. Further. . atly evh Filth) thereafter. Rcaolved, That Fitzgerald port tender* Rapids Wednesday, her mother,Mn. Susan iFire* to lie Phil Colgrove. One hundred Bentiey arromrnnylng her. rnul ^/rp-yire lb. blark bans in four houn. (fiber I.Hit). t.-nm-rly of Kansan, diet! ita sincere and heartfelt thanks to Mh C. Mr*. A. E. Snugg*. after a visit with Next—Charlotte Republican. W-dne-da) after lingering deknea*. H. VanAnnan for tiie timely and eloquent addrexs delivered by him on Memorial <ipy. relatives in this vicinity, returned FridayTte- funeral < murred Sunday. ■ Here *t la: This la the Qmr fish story of tbe M-ason. Bt ohukk or Post. to her liumc. Grand Rapids. Tn let. '(«' a'T-.- of land for summer falPhil Colgrove, of Hastings, and Frank We read In the HlghSchrsdtTescentSatI ’ . T. Colgrove leave* to-day for Albion । lowing pur)-* - -. Enquire u» the law of­ 1 hsui, of this city, went fishing recently. unlay evening of week before last that the and Ijiwton on duties connected with his (jflgrovc claims to have secured one hun­ fbeat Stuart. Ki>.q<|i«-u & Van Arman. Board of Education had voted ter limit i*o*ltlon as Grata! Chancellor. dred mid tu-e?Ov-.Jtoe>re pound bass. The Buy the best, the North Fairfield plow, tbe expenaea of commencement exercises Mrx Kale), who ba* been visiting her water in the lake was lowered three inches. :.>»w krHw i' i!»- K< ."tone. to' f 10. We thought that very niggardly, rent*. Z. B. Hoyt and wife, returned Ihaiii pufei bl- catch at seventy-three and heard a number of graduate* use th*(■minds. A Hastings gentleman, wfooee Saturday to her home in Ovid. W- «>mid .nil *h*> xttt-ntkin of drain and ■Mtme expression, and. accordingly, on the reputation fotfrruth and viraclty is good, ••Bob” Green charged hl* mind and lias vouches for the faet that the price of K-I«hwi) e<xniti>.*ioticr* to our large shirk following Monday we wrote the article on ■drain tifeaud -*-r pipe. IL J. Giiant. . that subject which appeared In the Ban- derided to play lieil with the Otsego club fixh hi that city was greatly reduced.— nku of last week. Thia article wax In type iii'tftad of with.the Ouwagiacs. Charlotto Prohibitionist. ' 24 hours before tin* Iteiuoerat wa* printed.' ■ t»td it- .uu:. fully explained, attend which shows the rtlliculousnere of its talk - Mm. Arthur Ainsworth, who lias lieeii ■ rtilnwl uavfl, i at th.- c<Hirt house u>- uu that subject in IbuFriday edition. The the guest of Mrs. C. Smith, returned WedTbe Hastings Banskii succeeds In con­ ■><-*day to her home In Grand Rapids. «kl. . I (tensing considerable truth in the space of Banner is glad to state that the Crewent Mesrlame* W. S. Goodyear, F. G. Good­ the following small panurraph: .!. mutual wlnil-storm tu­ was in error. The statemrat should have “Ax those factories which reek a new year and Carrie Goodyear were the guests lieeli correctly made there. The 810 was ny i-:in-d iKillch** tn the location want alxmt ax much in the shape of Mrs. Sherman in Charlotte- Saturday. ■want i> . -Lli.uoo during the mouths for Incidentals, not'including program* of n bonus a* their entire plant Is worth. It • f->jxrii «r*i Maj. or ball runt. F. 1. Maybury, traveling passenger Is safe to oonNudr that the only way, at /'ita Barr. |x*n*uin tamrd has Col. Merrill and others will explain the । agent of the G. R. A 1. R. R.. wa* in the least the most feasible way, for a town like organized unh Dk W. H. Young as status of tbe project for lhe extension of I .-it) Thursday in the Intercut of his road. Hastings to secure manufacturing 1* to >-frdi«,ii;: hr. J. M. Elliott, treasurer: Dr. the C. K. A S. railroad at the court room Mrs. Camptadl £n<l Mlwt Tillie Tinkler have the men of means In a town Invest In benight. The citizens of Hasting* are vl- returned Monday to Allegan, the Iwnm* of factories rather titan mortgages. Of the A. P. Brake, secretary. • tally interested In the matter. The exteti- iho former, after a visit with relatives two Investments the former pay bexf We tan*- k niiinlier of city lots tliat wr aiou of the line will make Hasting* a rail­ livre. The Baxxkh Is right The bonus plan i •ill «1! du *<>>itra, t.'making tin- terms rood center, one of the best In the state. is not right. In tbe majority of cases, it is *•*). Appv at I In- ofiinvt of Smith A If tlw rood stops where It Is, it will heroine dune Illegally. Leaving the legal phase of Colgrove i.r w. P. Sdnam. the Michigan Central property «nd do our I* clerk tor r„ j. the matter out of the question, tbe bonus _ __ _ week assume n like position with E. W. | Is Nil attraction of doubtful expediency. Th.- tall,-, of tar W. R. C, will give a city no practical good. Be up and doing, The man who lx lielprd Into business us­ *«W «t Pint hall next Satunlay. June Pth. and secure the fnture prosperity of the city, Morrill A Co. Married, at th* residence of T. J. Broa-! ually has to ta* helped frequently then-af­ T*a wertd truiii 5 to 7 o'rtock. A cordial and get railroad facilities white they cun be had. The time for railroad bi'ikliug in *eau. rerond ward. Friday evening. Ml** ter. What is true of the Individual is tr.vitation h'extrrited tn everybody. Michigan will soon end. and the city which hflte SalWmry to John Cameron, of Torch equally true of the corporation w large en­ . ....... wsj «a irei we«K wnen loses such an opportunity as Hastings now terprise. Once boucht It must be paid for t j*M thr Miller'' monuutent had arrived.1 has will get left, and Ita present Inhabi­ Lake, Antrim <-'*>again in the event of a fire or losses in oth­ Better stud) tfe- drawing of the monument tant will deserve the censure of future j ^AfTemrnt Suiltlg <’. H. VanAnnan. R. B. er directions. As the recipient of charity , »little num* (-an fully. Mr. Journal. ■r*M-ran(l IL B. Richards were at Middle- la debasing to a man of spirit, so tbe feel­ generation*, whim* prospects and property vllle Katmdar evening to attend the sring of drpeiylence begotten by a corpora­ TB*' W. ('. T. I . presented the soldiers1 our lark of enterprise will Imvebllghtwl. gaulzatiou of the young men’s republican ---------- •«---------- -nt a ts too of«IkrenUan day with loo button hole Mrs. Seymour Andrus returned from a club at that place. *»l»t*- A creditabte art and one fur visit to Belding Saturday, and gives h . *Ueh the ladie* received the thanks of glowing arrount of ti»at thriving place, Spectacle*, flnrat line in the city at S. ;’heoidwMbi.. wbmw manufacturing mtablishmitit* are A. Holmes’, the JrweleFx, Eyre tested ,STs n;U-r aw-nggs* Mfv IHcklix-ii. who resided with her making It a hon-rhold word. These plant* accurately for glaare* free of charge. Aa cn instance of till* policy. Tbe Tradra«o»ln-ltw. (UM,. William* in tiie first ward, are owned by Belding Bros., who are genThe itcmrtmrg lectures In Union hall man baa only to refer b» the towtiof bow­ BWsaddeni) Saturday night of ta-art dto-1 tlcmrn that get right to th# front a little In el) to satisfy even them-t "ta-pttej that a Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon **e- Tb>- remain- were takroi to Yankee advance of Ell. If anything. These Insti­ and evening. The. lectures will be fine. Judldow Investment in * '■Finr* Sunday for burial. tutions are under the charge <of Thomas trrprises fa vastly more satisfactory to k>caJ All are cordially invited to In- prrecut and Ranuey. foreman, who arema to l»e the eaHlallatx than the kau.Ingof, nmney £ Insr this able and- eloquent champion of A traveling salesman tor a nurtbem । iih utgarv* or the securing of t*r,,‘rir' “*h!nii tnmitum factory remarked tiie right man In Un* right place. The refriger­ fire thought pud reciilarfam. tnranaofl'onuw*.—Michigan Tmleaman. ator factory'employ* 10U men, and Its ca­ <het day that in no town ta* visited did Now that inittcr I* getting plenty atxl pacity will mam 1* itoubled byawlditional •* famltun- store* carry a* good a slock bulklings wud machinery, 'flu* silk fsctie cheap and many Anus refuse to handle it e»d* as *t Hasting*. ry lx alremly an iunnen*!' inrtlratitm. rm you will t*ar in rnlnd that Stauffer A Tteniiiug nuu liiue men are hereby no- Ploying 120 hands. There wBl*e Iixro-s- t'rawley have » carefully selected lint nf that tiu- Hartings Engine & Iron cd to 300 wtwn the factory Is enlarged, u* seasoiiabh* good* for xprhig and xuium-r • *ottvaH) sell Xnhol* Shepard’* cn- It mam wtB be. Belding h a shining rx- trade which they wilt give you In «reb*ngc -. --------- . s—m .wMumI for produce, or If profn red will pay high°*»Md>epanitir» at prices to suit the' “•ea. JU-.-. v- . ■ ■ —In And with it the finest line of White Goods and Embroideries, &c Ladies, yon want some of these, goods for yourself for your daughters and little ones. We are prepared to give you the very cheap- , ■■ , est prices in. the market. v ■ — These are Facts! Come and Ask to See Them. Goodyear & Barnes LOCAL NEWS. Remember the “Little Brick Grocery” if you have any butter and eggs to sell . It is not time to uae binder twine at present, but it is ex­ actly tbe TIME TO ORDER k About what you think you will need, so that the dealers may estimate about the amount of twine needed for this territory. You will remember that last year the stock of twine in the state was exhausted long before harvest was completed and many had to abandon their binders "because they could not get twine. . We have put in a stock of 8,000 POUNDS, Of various grades, and trust you ,will order at onoe about wbat you will need, thereby enabling us to keep a supply on baud. Yours respectfully, Messer Bros. &> Reynolds. �WHERE A WOMAN’S BIU. OF REASON. NEVADA PARTICULARS WANTED. AMD FREE THE TAW PINCHES. WOOU great tafitwriDgSaio, Hon W H Hngllali CkreHand earn* in*t peculiarly uiuzcjih ouu vimwiww In tb* platform adopted at tho invention It to stated that "coming ' Into power under elrcninstances peculiarly difficult and embarra-ilng after Belong period Republican rule “ I ariod of KepUMlean Th* Indtanapoli* Journal pertinently romment* upon ____ It a*_______ follow* Mr English seems to ba deeply tm hr peeulixriy by ’.the peculiarly dlffienlt difficult and = em etrcumsianei** under which Mr came into power v. th* statement they? Tbe repetition of I--.IS— — L, In I— asking _-LI-_ for I-- a _ b L;,| -I particn _ ____ jnstlfi** n* ‘.U of loro W* know some peen 11 orI y difficult ■Ing ----------------------------- - - ■■did ■ circumstancm—that Mr Cleveland came in tn Tbe Rcpiil/iran statin had not With a tamcal ctaUn U>*1 ram taanary ■* earn A fal>*» up earth is rtre r-«:i»re the kidney* to hrerth and vi«or lust i lean* and wss Men A MrnoniiiM* browsing i» ,he town | • ail I ------------------_ I watching the tariff l.gislation of tbe last I *few —-------veersn Ou: people I thi« continual tinkering with It nnsettle* everything and w* don’t kn >« wiU be prosperous next | veer or whether our bustoea* will be I II u’tcrly bankrupt Mv opinion to/hat th* j tariff ahoulcT ue so formed a*. I our home Indus? H«-. apd -Fhen that It should be let alone and not trifled with •j bare been engaged In sheep raising > ruwtvrT the other day. •so.-One bottle of Kugitoh Nj»* In Lini­ ment cured my fine Noonan Biarc of two lutlv l.l«4 .T»’hi" •M.h duw-l n|L .< »»■ 11 Blemish cure 1 ever used. John Mc< *ta, lion* Itoatar, Itorllugton. Ind. Sold by Dr. E. IL Lathrop, druggist. Hastings, Mich. plaining all tine Worth toM his American customer that :: was in this sutdioof his that thefasbior really had their birth T never I educate th -u When I make up my mind to introduce i certain ftv-hion I give myself tn trodocing tin> U»hion« of tbe Pompadour, something new" While this txznveraatiou waagotogon there was an ante roam to th* kitchen Yuli of men who waited upon tbe —New York World. aemi-batbaroas people, as tbe English t-vuirod. are an nlandoned except thou that pcttata to tbe asiminlAnitiob of justieo. An Engiiah paper, in caUmg attention to tho drcum*taao> that judges in that country stiU wear wiga In trying can*, says that it furnlsbea evidence that there to toss progress Im law than I. aww — - “ —LI —L. were when Abraham Lincoln was tuaugur umi i uc aavy «i tbe mo vnucu ated Tbe nary of putted males State* nau had not been scattered to tbe four quarters of the globe nnd armv officers were not re signtag tbetr comuitoaiotta everyday to join their states to tbe treasonable move moot to destroy tho Union United State* senators were not resigning thetr seats for tbosam* purpose Tbe dopartmouta at Washington were not honey com tied with treacon The treasury wm not empty nor the national credit bankrupt Tbe government waa not obliged to bar row money at I per cent a month to meet current expenses Tbe government arsenals had not been depleted of musket* to arm its enemies Hostile cannon were average 40 tons of wool annually market On March 3. 1888. the tariff on wool «rae reduced Before that date l re Preeident Otovelatid - See *» eel vnd ta San Francisco for raw wool « xinle dressed bi English cloths Figure cents per pound The same class of wool brings me now 184 cents I sold 25 ton* bow much tbelr coal la ‘J-***’ 1 at that price laat January At this rate Jnties Impoaed 5*7,,^ 1 ' wr are making very little profit And any Workingman—That a nothing t V..n further rod action ta tariffjrill. ntterly de | jont wear Imported cloChea Amet>can 1 “—u“ " •— • •­ ’, . i ' ret of toe Havana lowly street folk. A num- They am ucupimgly displayed on a light canyon do dulce, which confection box to daintily bnluu-wl upon tlw dul«*sros bead. Each one ho. an ixUviduai souata call, or •onL the effort tying both to compel sain* pul—ooF glroa in a piercing treble, and a Mail aud Exi-nsw. fl.il fm»l imlllns Among tbe advantages ctalmiHl for Um< rope transmitters is ecuuumy —tUfdpecditiug about ..^thirtieth aa much — ,L— 1—. U— . —lii.u . ... with a belt. Tho totter requires a man in tbe bustarei to put on* an right, and sometime* they dont always do (tright. nay deviation out of tin. -of tbe shafting offecto tbe belt. While It bos no effect on n rojs- tho repo requirar to* room, and will pass through a w».a.< iimi. ■— - .i ■ _ a*. It tie and turning his bead la an admiring way We have marked them alk over in Bed Figures so that you can see the genn. ine mark down. with a free trade growers will vote the this year Cleveland . ____ 2.000 vote* by his message Nevada to generally a doubtful state, but it will b* Republican by a good majority this fall Tbe Pacific slope doe* not believ* ta free trade and will not heeitato to express a decided opinion "—New York Press dot ConpvMiniin rlvanla. made ch in favor of day tn which state This alleged sympathy for the workingmen waa of the genuine Demo erotic brund-pure buncombe to catch votes The weight and Influence It has tn his own district to shown tn tbe expressions of leading labor men there concerning hia speech 8ald John Flannery, editor of The Trades Journal, and e.x-secrctary of the Miners’ association, today "The operators retain th olr situations Other eosd operator* pay cash for mining •Scott pays five cents per ton less than any other, operator ta the Pittsburg dto trict or along lhe linn of th* Baltimore and Ohio railroad He ha* always proven himself an enemy of labor organizations Scott Haven, where the congreeaman's mines are located principally, to known all ovor tho state aa tne plan* where the poor eA wagea are paid, and where tho men never have any ease " John Jarrett said "Be (Scott) says there Is but 80 percent difference between wage* in England and the United States, whereas there is over 100 per cent, differ enee His estimate of the average coet nogie's during 1887 Is several dolines too low to my actual knowledge His flguren on structural Inin and steel beams are still more flighty and hto argument upon tbe profit of tbene beams is nd lentous •Why didn’t be give hto own experience of IBS'! when he refused to pay reaaon tbe profits were too low? Ho forgets also to say anything about hto profits as a coal After ridiculing wounded veteran* in bls pension vetoes and going fishing on Decoration day. President Cleveland made denlly sympathise with them and whose inextinguishable debt of gratitude to them, for thetr sufferings for thereon try'» prcaarvaiion makes them keenly feel and promptly rerout any slight w insult tn fileted on them Mr Cleveland has gotten these facts through hla epidermis, and aa thia to prcsideutlal year and be ’••ants to be re elected, be Is going to cultivate the veterans Ho ba* eonaented to review the Doooration day narade tn Brooklyn Ho will look down from n grand stand with patroulxing sir aa tbe veterans march by him and leave him tiehind, as they left him behind when they marched to the Itie* on the dntle* of patriotism The veterans will please not forget that Mr Candidate Cleveland stands ready to aa sure them of hla most distinguished con aidantion —this year Why protend. Mr Cleveland? Nobody will be deceived by tt Nobody expects It of yot*. It to unreaaonablo to expect a man who stayed at home writing herd books to feel his heart beat faster and hla blood tingle wftb the fire that burned the shrine* of treason to aahea Not only does tbe coin of hypocrisy not pesa at par tn this counter, but It will not pass for anything of vaJua It will come back to tbemseive* One of the wore: of tbe Roman emner ora oxprsaaed a wiah that tho people bad but ope heed, so that he might ent It off Poa^bly Mr Mills wtobes that th* sources gl* industry, so that be could extinguish thmn st one blow The wool industry for Ills purpose Free wool would not only dote factories but It would, by ro during tbe number of sheep, decrease tbe food supply, and. by reducing tbe average availability of rtmJ land on which sheep Fmrt:>g tow. the H t*ny. of O wnh • tor Tbe company employs 900 iwreotu. with a monthly pr.y roll o’ 115.0X1 The cutupauy has two mills, cohnected. which In external appearance and Internal arrangement and equipment have oo superior* tn the world, and had plans pro pare? some time ago for th« erection of a third Tbr. head of tbe concern, tbe well known Commodore A.. tattou throughout N being th* moat ocnsldc their tnflncnc*. and that a pledge to this effect be a condition of admission to mem barship In the Irish National “ This readutioa was adc At the last national convention of the Irish National league of America, held tn Chicago on Aug 18 and 10. 1880. tbe fol lowing dause In tbe platform waa adopted ’To hurt the enemy where be wfll fe«l tide of •nd by disconr An effort was made by President (.'lev* 1 land** followers tn tho convention tn have , ' ™!OWPT4JvnvrorK.n w nave ' 11 *nomta ,aU.^ . Hhw of the shore facts <*a, 1Hfh AnwriesnA th* great ma I0"1?. °* ’«* ®*mb.ra or sup J ported portedj.be Irish Nation*, Nations., -ague, .eaguc. support support tbe Iriab Also Flannels and Blanket. path's remarks ~ ••Protection and free trade are neither party nor sectional poUciaa " . As long m there arc free trade Demo erat.* and protectionist Democrat* the Irish voter* can bold tbe balance of power and insist on’s policy that to ator.ee beoo fldal to America and prejudicial to Eng land. Ought they to be so? From thin point of How of their interest* a* • class in America the Irish rotors should support protectionist ean didates only because uin* tenths °f them arc either directly or Indirectly supported by American manufaanrinn totererta It to dttea and vtUac- th>t MARR.& DUFF. In front of Fanners’ Sheds. Detroit. Jaetsoa...... Bason Rapids Hastings City Bank, Irving ..... MMAvttto Hastings. O.OOO.OO. Grand BapMs and CoKwackiONa.— tdjournwl u.itil Tburwl vicinity Self Interest control* the action of other voter* and self Iniertwt should be oonsnlted by th* Irish voters But race Interest, Mert *n *qoai)y potent In fluenee on tbe Irish return As long as tbetr race Is maligned the Irish ought never to loro sight of race tater«ii*7be cause their *<>Jal interest* are Proper ably Interwoven with them Are there any Iriab patriots who would aid England In her ootMjcrelai pollcyf Not If they Itierly occupied by «• ••er Brut. Chicago, .Id&nusi & Sigio ‘ TIMETABLE. ■. L it-i Mdiarrahan lark flout •' Ktatleni * Fs a «» < to ,8. (loodjr-r. Kp Itobir.oin CE Knapp Gener.d Rsnklr.e II-; NmvIi >• CconerUoas At KJchtmx! Junction with C. J. r W -tnr a L HKtuiKAirr.'Smd. it <■ I-.—... 5 PAINT y $ 10026786 L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. ”««. ■ .. W. C0IT8 HONEST ceht The only r.n- calf • ““ wMPmaAe wmun r ryk- ■ sty! sb ami datable «-• ttow r-< and bavins no tacks or nails to *< ’ fest, make* * iiazm! m*••Mine unl-j .unwed «> Budjatb then ..-------- . — u> -.ns aoanwia isli that while dining with a number of die- ta Ameriea housepaint I* ns «~S*S tz u’aaWONTDRYSTICKT S m aristocratic club* to _ It distributed in Amertoa than 7'*.700 books and ■a* atees costing froze. .•> DOUGLAS MJe 1»H0M l» ua*’«tt'1 COITS FLOOR PAINTSJSpii jaeSirSfigiS a wvux-i. HMtinr GRAND RAPIDS HERD‘ Holstein friesianS Brftlah Tried and Knows tn free trade England, which robe labor of ivix«rt«l tlw bill .aitb'.n P. A HAHN, useal Agent. Hastiass. II. W. HINMI-K* <». r • T. A. Chicago. YOUR BUGGY fsrred by Mr Redpath oonttau*. la New tort lobbing tariff, cheaper than bo bill wi We can gave you money on your Cotton purchax-, either in bleached or unbleached. Charlotte....... Kat--:. Etoiali Jscksor Detroit Jrf” • 5s ^-jmipriation Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. urana ns; MldJJerfllr factureaof Ireland end driven her chll dren^exUes to tbe four corners nt tbs Mr ■ UM b-. Special bargain in Dre* Goods, Plashes. Silks, and Vel­ vets. - । ‘l" D«ipera«.le P^y In tbe coming eon w -v baa — now committed Itself to the baton the probability of Illustrated by a letter from a Bed for clanTman to Tho London 'Hm— GRAND RAPION DIVISION. . x-wJdiers. *nd Hum* and .dtacoon- of by figure* within the The most glaring exhibition of human van­ ity that I ever saw »u n young man as he stood admiring the reflection of his well drsMsd figure in the glass of a bearsn. Th* heares stood iu front of an uud-jrtakiiig t-s’.ah lisbnwnt. and. being heavily dra^l on the This is a Chance U pnrclmae Isanies’and Childred » I’hak cheap. foreign workmen W.WV WW. ——- — J —number nf animals require four men. who receive |50 per month each, a total of |200 IRISHMEN AND PROTECTION. a mouth Tbe most of our wool to sold tn San Fran cisco We pa) cents per pound for esube cf tho election of a Democratic freight from Reno to that dty Tbe Tbe members of th* Irish National freight charge from Australia to Ban league ta America at the ronventirm held president None of these "peculiarly difil Francisco to only t wnt a pound Tbe cult and embarrassing circumstances" ex ta Philadelphia ta 1881 when n wa* de isioo vievcianu camo ctuno into Australians auairaniuw jar p*. 24 .cents to 3 cents--a bead Isted wocu when .11 Mrr Cleveland tided to change tbe name of the old land power On u pay IU Un the tbe contrary, contrary. all the state* Matte ., for tor shearing. sucanng; w we iv cents cenm a ■ bead ocau „ all tho ~ _ La — alec —I — — I| ..I — —•bort. 1. ■ ■> Australia A——. — It— 1. — a tl.a x> _ people aequleaced itn hla "In baa tbe a/tvar advantage toagns to that of tbe Irish National when be assumed tbe dutiea of , tn every point South America eannot gut league and which would include tbe aa , members of ail other Irish anciettoa ta this . the office be found every department of bur wool to our ehorv quite as cbeanly ■nment In perfect running order. yet it could undersoil us Ln |- country struck the keynote in tbe *dop Australia, and yet 4* “ ’? the government order, no u*mot vdo trouble, no friction, an oar own market* U. —-------— — — Hon of their platform when they Inserted The Mill* MU. which place* wool overflowing treasury, tbe books balanced tariff P*w»« --^7 __-i l__.—— -t »------ -— "tl_ —i cbaro any English manufactured goods vancod. the national authority respected wool, buaine** of America. Tbe wool at home and abroad, and all the conditions growers of Nevada are against It. to a This was followed up st th* state conven man We aro very much afraid that It tion. held at Syracuro ta th* spring of of a prosperous people and a powerful will pass tbe house, and our only hope to 1884. by tbr introduction of tho following that It will be killed in th* senate The rreolution by Rev Father Cronin, editor ■Unena under which Mr. Cleveland canw of The Catholic Union and Times, of Buf . into power? Nothing tn the world, abeofalo ■ lutel v nothing, but hi* own ignorance of coom • Law the result will ccr.alnli •That as tbe manufacture* of Oreat public affairs, the lack of trained states­ Britain are tbe chief source of her ma men tn his party, and It* natural incapac­ terial greatness already declining under ity to administer tbe government We feeling In my state, continued Mr Hall, tbe tafiuenee of American competition. w» might safely challenge Mr English or Mr “tn tbe last four months I was brought Cleveland himself to name any other dlf Our judges do iqrn apjxwlv to higher xgjtoh courts. It ta sold, r-suxtaining, but source* Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks t->■' cwt and under. come* next and tho United State* third In Australia the grass to better than tt la bi thta country There one border who manufacture* eourt room. If so, now in your chance u save money on the inve,i. ment. i on can have a gi.^I fresfa line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. enty-flve cents h hotite- hausts th >v posruw* tieforv te- ba« satisfied biihwjif. Tbe gir! will drop w.ih fntign* and is rapidly reptatvd by> fresh one. ao that the Ci yo?. P"1 ,,IT purctas. ingR Cloak? KSTABXJSHEIX “‘■Atera hareerer pcr>—Dear me! There to a Mg dry goods firm tn this city named Catehcm i our Democratic friends re mediately west into sec �vaTw?;allegisiature MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. .,f THE WEEK 8 PRO­ IN CONFESS A uroala raosnunl, Swede did not ou t the paragraph referrinTtoioM and a n»”ieal p-1 1 immmnifactuxwd, not specially enumerated BASE BALL Al TRACTIONS uy unnK»ls. under n ihkuIvo giutrsiiirr from th- manufacturer*. that tt wifi give «atl«tentioti Chicago, May '-V—Rato dvj tbe nr thrun <>f tu. , . U.H*P yesterday that tbo wnuuilW”' Alma collets cotnumirenirnt June 10 to “tatol. urt pnu. ,™a^L ------— w CIUM ’I hi. only game played wa* at New York-Wartrinrton o. N«w n ..... . ““ ,,r $l,7S?.«X> mon* than An E1V While practicing on sparrows with a Flobert rifle a Jackin boy land*! a bullet in tbe ,.. .- ■bjn it !• I- Chicam, 111*., May SO.-Baaeball *,aJ ..' •. • »•tom on the setting aside of s.«*ft L • „..ndefending it. Tbe . xecctive Starton, where liemocrats diAcmoed the I tinaliy it wa* resolved n,"rl “* WW«. eddnud D.- I pU-lns two uunrn. Cbk^, ,„t trn Imi.-li m, U, __ s «... , "7 tjjf'di'bs^ «nhsi-uc-- : Ckk aoo. Hla. June 2. —The following di* amount of this morning; At 11 o’clock last night a mob collected at . dings on the treaty, r tbst tiie treaty will bo •re 154,00) farnu U> toe n -Washington 5, Chicago 3; at Philadelphia drew GraiaUtaff, who wa. eouhned on fJ^U’n Ru*h- °* PoalUc’ C"”(tnoniingi—Philadelphia 2, Detroit fl; (after, charge of murdering the Drake family Tbe noon)—Philadelphia 3, Detroit 4; at Boston for tons- jeer* nnij f„ur njon^ of |Ittnl bm-for stealing a horee. while tlw defaulting (morning)—Borton 3, IndianapolL 0; (after­ ___ ._ i . civil wrvnv *U wounded noon)— Borton 4, Indlana|M>lbt 2; at jjew f bank ctuhter L-IX to York (morning)—Now York 11, Pittsburg 1 G^r?h -~1 mine at . : I.«m1- Tboo»|»naof —eight inningx; (afternoon) New York * Grand L«lge,« nOw furnishing launaug fac' , ,,ty report trotu the |*n- Pittsburg H. “ CntCAOO. June 1.—Tho weather sot its fare fartre with their fuel Prof. ..Ma-D a ' tennin*1 men-axnoug them people wbo bad against bull playing ymterdav and put re*r*Ud Grn,ldlUff before be 4f^.lu«l Up to the on embargo on nearly all too -ebiffuled raptured the Mq^rmu-mtency .7 to.'*c£- ’"“"I game*. In the league Breton and Indianap­ lotte Mih.b.i>. >■ w-. .. ... i committed the horrible murder at the old olis managed to play. toe Horeiera winning I man Drake's—rushed into tbs cell. Gnuidby a score of 4 to 3, while tlu: failure of tbe „i,''’hU* ’*UlnK ?U pi»*’ l'r,‘J««‘tory to tbe t tbe eomparativn bon­ Pittkhurir nine to appnnr at tbe Polo ground., •did comfort of a gm*! »inoke. John MeMu, in executing tbe civil in York bwt tlw dub a game which was trto, of Homer, found a ll.’O diamond. Tho 'forfeitel to tbe Gianta The amocbitiim played gnnd thiiiga of this life come in double duam At 1 o'clock they pulled him up to get a r J >.i- rrtwrtisl. and tbe nowhere. ■KaneUmra. com'c*iuu. They held him too long. When H*wy Brown. a famous huntsman, of Hunter « errek, armed him«tlf ami started out in pursuit of a frau. But th" girl with whom It was thought he might be feigning. He tte was smitten didn't unite in return, and for a public building at ...He irf Indiana wlrodarod -MU by o n a, iwuanapous i; nt Now Yoik—New York'J. Hltoburg 0; nt Washington-Washinjtou 1, Chicago 10; at Philuildtetda—Phila I ff-lpbi. 3. DrtnSt 4 1 1 CHICAGO, June 4.—Tbe Windy City League boMi ball aggregation managni dur' • 1 l-n.«ident wax too fn*o it । ungnvB should pro­ . n some -of them. it* authority to submit. l 1*|] » re-- ivtbe grade or nnersl ia thearuiy »a» reporte-l and iiume4i4te Mi-4-I-m'.. .UA-‘ked. but Berry objected. pnoedmg* than took prin- ci]>oJ teams are given below; xatkuol uuovL Played ■Chiosgo........ :......... n Iteaton........ .. ...36 £j g q»wh ugain-t the treaty. inelKn* hi executm i-laTIve bill to awl then mlopted • tiie. J>-gistatijM» bill, ' -mmttted to have forty I n et .4 them far tala- I the dear girls have organised a iodg>- all their own. None trot feminines art* eligible for meuitwrahlp, but the hoys intimate that their gout b |>rovided with a side-Moldl** to make rile initiatory trip a* agrreatdc m poadble. the tariff ■ minute rute ' King duration with bis buck to the rail ■ I I I ( . I I , 'ft th. bouinafter Kilgore : leutiy ohyMUjd to it and . Milk had earnestly urg-1 Sone -.uUngnay. Then it ’ r it wbo tipinl it arel Un* -senate, wblch ini- '■rimentaj aig-ial sta- Indian approprinattor a debate in • ailininiitrutiou of bile Bate defended ! until Munday. •1 <fi tb« bin making U of tlm array, and agnliwt thedodrian al iW-t 7 ,"'। " irjun or |w hariag irten «b*i" tmA vt. and {M*0d tlu. completed -'fb<U Th. terenre ' ab- : h-l th- bill M-nt In evuunitteo of th« h’ cx,-,ud*! th» importar rteiu-msde goaU and good* , i JLr 2 n*L‘ ,"'n! J"f«tod also. The i-sdfln.H-'tT?. >l'r" ‘Abated for some time. moved that debate o«i this ! '«<tek it-bOi . "'" '? t,**‘’*'»!« ..mendmenta ttution bill, wtueb sends the I-eiHling parahtre.i hill <o ten minute* wa* ‘Sww” ‘"ywunitteeof Urn whole that ‘l«oa*L41 Th*> nmeiijineiit under i u. ■ ’ -'I* to rtrlL-A <„.... .. *1.^ You can cure the Headache by uaelng Hill’s Peerless Sarsaparilla. W. H. Good- Forty young Hollanders formed a tine re­ publican dub at Holland City. Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. English spavin liniment -removes all hard, noft, or calloused lumps and blemlahrs from horwm, blood spavin, curbs. ■pUnta, sweeuey, ringbone, stitles, aprains, all swollen throat*, coughs, etc. Save S50 by um* of one laitUe. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. H. Igdhrop, druggist, Jlnnting*. curious und mgeuiou* custom. While tho Jut a precaution wedding gift to hla bride. This money i* not Bkmixrho. Miuiu, May Tlw judlce pickoff up a dim.-f novel boy here, hailing from Chicago, who wn* found studying the cirrus- pictunw on the bill-board, having alight*I from tbe train just In from tb« I’mrifle aiait. Heaays ho « 11 yean old next July nud Ms MOM Joe Friend, that his father i« n job jirintcr in the eiujJoy of Shepard & Co., of Chicago, and that his home b at HIM Dr J. A. Bauta THE SPECIALIST, mean financial ruin, and as a Pantan's NASHVILLE, Owing to this ingenious Can give those suffering from any form of Persia than in thu United Statra.—Thomas From Mount Calvary it is but a short ride DISEASE, ck»*l by a "rolling static' -a rudely cut disk, perhaps a yard ta diameter, ‘■landing The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successfalSractice in dealing with such, isorders. Kone immediately follows tho incline to the way on trains without money, getting as far west n* Yellowstone park, nud ttajnce return­ ing in the Mtme nuutnur, stopping a while at Fargo, D. T. He ba bright, Intelligent fel- Testimonials. of tbe tomb. CeusUicrablo ]ulre.i to displace it. -Edward rtw Century. decided in favor of Rovechlaub, holding that They rather hustle things in Sbiawawwe county. Tb<> nam« nf a lady wbo has fig- i pony of a tract to iu granted limits, which Uio tUcb Man.” bo called on a good old brother to pray, and was sumewnat utectriBed to bear the following. "Oh. Lord! wo Of these he can show enough to convince'the most skepti­ cal, from the venr best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF After a too day s smsion at Adrian, Mich., tbe quadrennial conference of the Mrtbodht Protestant church of the United States ad­ journal to meet in Westminster, Md.. in was white but detennhi.4. Advancing again she fired auothur nbot nt ckwe range. This took effect, but • Um lady, ovIdenUy crowd with rage, by this time fired three more»bote One al them Ux>k effect One of tiie two toot* Uiat struck the lawyer entered the left ■g, and tbe other in tbe groin. Th*.- shooting occurred soquickly thatevery - ...room ___wu? f____ I..—1 r—one ui tlw..court paralysed engaged. Saginaw luu. wmo royal old «tn-rt* A rood machine, that wa* I«dng operated in ant of 'em, xl tbe -em, got g0C mired niireu ami Imffl oaniuu wm ingenuity lln,i effort* of tbe autbnriUi* tor several days ufnrw it Wlu tlnally rmcoed. • A Connecticut Ann is at work upon an Eunnler f.,r 4O0,(M*Lntn rartriilge* that being mmle of Michigan copper. A reunion of Mii-higra ex-prixmei - I___ .V> •»! | ; , | : I William White time being and not a movement wa* n too revolver bail been emjUied she was tolred and forend into a eoat. ffbe crowd that lm*l gathered rushed to tho aisdstaw-oof tbe fallen man. He wm lying «*» his eUte Imhtnff th" clerk’s desk, the blood trickling from hi* garuienta. In several jJaocaltha.1 stained tbe carprt a deep crimson. Dr. Andrew’. Was immediately summoned to attend the wounded man. Tlu* phyiucian found him suffering from a dangenni* bullet ..mud in the grmn and another a llttte a^'. too knee. Mew while Judge Jamiewm had a^o-ndixl hi* rostrum and In jwremptory tonm .inters! toe sheriff tob-summoned, mid Chief Deputy Gtetsan was ordered by ths Judge to at once remove Mr*. liaswin to tbe county jail Tbi* was instantly dona. Thoebocrting b. the outcome brated ItawMon divorce sulk The day before I A M^uette newspaper man sat down te J|jnch wJtb M of ginger, will, whj(.h to )d* thirst. Before be !■««» | .-^rations, however, thu bottle explod.r.l. । B|nfunv wounding him in one eyn. . ‘ _ .’. ... ><*«ta>-uite Kalamonio. making haul from toe grocery <*f M. <’. Duvis.. 1,, .. . . ..... __nt a rlimtn ana a* tbe wipply w adeqtmte-about 100,tXIO ealloiu itailv tbe succemof the coming re­ .afl-lr set down as an a» .............. Kurea i»n, ,» , A„0«».l. r»lta.»n ta^l of a tramp about a J««r “S0 far • Th. otber day be dranrtl it upaud found he was tho owner of a ITS diamond. n, F R "'Baker, a M.-unmln-e tooth iarker is the owner of a fur that wa? Sni by a member of tbo Grady oxpeditiou whll. bunun, l« Ita north j—*. About a year ago a* Banker «***“*_£ ing from the church door to bis vCintart. L-,**,*««»!»*EKS, own son. shot him in Uni hack. *enousiy wounding him. He fo now “‘A* jail serving out a seventeen months *outeno< for thu crime. li b btak tbe purchaser of the tract from the railroad company are defeated under tbe vet of March 3, 1S-7. by a settler who settled at any time subsequent to December. 10S1 Nxw Yong, June 2.— David H. McAlpin ha* presented to the Metropolitan Museum oi Art Karl Rubner's painting. -Tbe Poacher's Death." This well-known picture was fox Ciii* city. It was painted about 18M), and wiieu tint exhibited in Germany made such a seiLMition a* to eau*o important changes in DiUMildorf gallery tbe picture waa purchased by Mr. John Taylor Johnaun. When bis ali­ bought by Mr. McAlpin. a Ustaoin' to!''— Breloc Journal. * cured by the uee of Swift’s The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Bapghman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily U'here oth­ ers would fail. • . from old ulcers for years. Your tn adj, cine waa recommended, and after using six bottles I was completely curetL ases which were thought hopelee*.1 Mrs. A. M. Goldsmith, Ro. BT* Warrs, until the latter almost cried with pain. Ths boy was looked upon a* a hero. Sullivan, after enu ring a liar-room and remaining a short time, got into a cab with a friend and went up-town. menced using H B. H.I thought I would •de what it would do for bar. lam thankful to say that it entirely cured her. ’ It Is tbe best remedy 1 know of for tho blood. I really believe it was the means of saving my Illa Tbe doctor told mo I bad a throat dte> case i similar to General Grant's. 1 cheerfully recommend It to all sufforixg from disordered blood. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases luiMMig a number of institution". Yate univeraitv geta 110.000; Yolo Divinity ecbool, <5i*JU. The reimUmtar It oqually divided betwren tbe Young Men> Institute, Young Consultation Free. Specifla ----------- --- -------- — B.WW« other remedies wltn no good reeulla. My httle girl, also, bad sore fingers; it coramonood from the quick, and the* .IIW HAVE!, vna, June J —lrt"jl|,r Uriel. L-h<> epent most of bis life inending umbi vitas. died recently. aged 'O 5 ears Mi left u fortune of 130,MX). Tbe income from I Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Nov/ is the time. Cure of Cancer and Ulcers. JudgeT. G McLondoa writes to tbe Bwift Specific Co.: ‘‘About three yoars Ntw York, June ‘--John L HhUIvbd paid a visit to Wall stnwt and for a Halt white a large number of broken neglected the tickiand jninsd tbe crowd of ofllcv boyi and mcreenger* who attended upon fketoo'i pride. Tb<> crowd i-iieernl, which m tickled. CHEAP EXCURSIONS.^ M»«J?p*A 4 W ■ _ ■ _ KRUE TOXIC. Oetery and Cook toe rredtenw. are the I Serve Talks «l • FvlinPC ■ QIIIWwxxxirMxwf. Tta «prt“ Votortl" •« Itartta.'"'ti' «'■' •J"1 “*"? tbe Otui K .till i-outlxiUBS to '“Hill Kmlib » Stem.. “• HMtalta tod. <ta" >r •»|ta,»-"l toe Ll-jixl puri-Mn« acd eurtchmg it, H ^PY J ? ‘■"•‘i MWU-I.-™-”1 Inta Ita nrurttaj-Ml HrU«r.n«u>. tlK. JuM > of the luinofa national guard are artwng here on ovary *min to take part inthe grand encainpiimai. ('apt. Jarnos Halloran, of too land and a bonsn, rent free for six mouths, during which time tbe snrirty tak.-* rare of him. Heads of famihw “ere giv«u twnaty- » uumc i»"£aS-S2S2« / DIURETIC. ,, u«. ic-i.ni« «n* tow Twelfth infAntry. Im* been tbecampoC instruction tar. i___ titvtor such tartrm.- Aiuilsnii. M’ia, Jun. 2 -TV. .too repaid . to S« Will l» «>llr l'l U» MICH., amuigcmeut, A college student was invited one Sunday to occupy the (nilpit tn a little country the danger'.ii. avocsttiona u- m-*w rnufa .Iroqqwarauct buUayad thu dsugb- ,,b"rT buUdiag ww> teaebiug M-boul. galhorinzi tho rata The Menominee cheek 1* varied now with an attack of tiie mumps. of JUxschUub vx the Union Pacific Hailrond ing it at Whitney'* bend fired. Tbe boll did not take effect, but Whitney jumped a* he may recmive irom ofUwsnny Th- nty a military and gala .. __ .I--. rl.U Hill's Peerless Worm Specific will expel worms from children or money refunded. W. H. Goodyear. ’ Till. None nrticed bur particularly, but she held Uki-h •V.7’? ‘'1 **“** ‘1’Wrtion rveste was Iiuq-adjoumM. ItettST;?’ PTV' Jnn" 4 -Tb” house Cndlbu.-'s remotery b being ll:ted up with a well and windmill outfit Getting ready for tlw long, dry, hot spell, probably. ■ ' n Maulwrville man plowed up toe otocr day. At k#*t that te what bo >-lttm*. and an in. m. , wuuldn t prwaruate about a burn of that , VJ_ ‘ * j A little Lapeur child was awakened during • th/night ami Itegan catling for ita’ mother, <bo fuute.l tliat a rat hod made an incjiiou In baby's nor, und was quietly sipping the ooxting facing tbe court. ing blocxL Grand luipid* folks an* getting »o good tliat they want their meat tiiopM kept doted on Sunday. Mr«t <4 Hudson's voting men belong to te r mte litiiitteo row without takuigai-ii'iit im the ntnendtnent or disposing 4 the ri.-vt fl v* Knew of ’be UU. Tb" tegiriative Wllsx- r-.ported with too blank.* fllteiand Randd; a*k-d f<,: immediate co:i*id«ratjon. l-ter* tel Oat it must be eoatolrrod in -*eunin.-of toe wind-., acd was overruled. . stereip -Iu|ipm)ed r.nd tbo ap|>jnl wa* padmg a: uirumm:. Ao attempt ta wxrrnnc . lat:..,,.^ f.r bill to revive Uo, F**®* the annytolie tilled by tea. SL.nf.in faiL-f and the house wi/anus! W»Mt»'-I • Cnr. June a-Both bouse S^’ ’wt' 11 'l’llck work yretanlny in ttepaviai- ।-t tn.,- Ml pnumting Gon. Shor- concluded. Tho building will be lOOxaOO feet, six high. The building alone is wjuare iimuer, a leal to cost I KJO.OOO, and tbe machinery <400,000 that not many young men could accomplish. additiUnd. IV ben completed this will be the largtMt mill iu the world, tlw second in tine being tbe famous Tillobury mill'' tn Minneapolis, which has u dally cajecity of idled, too. 3,300 birrek Th«- stockholders an" wealthy men and no expenre will be spared to make » .. _ _ _____ __ r 'ip*i their Solvation army that it would be Uus the fiixst milling plant in exlrfence. 'rttor to diif^nw with the l«i*ter<xi* drum Tbe plant will be located on what 1* known a* the;Peck *Up. w hich has the most admlr“n;l tink-lm*; tambourine when on tlx. march, l.rt, u n. * UKILI IU..-.k U1I|..I^>, ____ ___ j IIIVIl .. UK. kix.-..■ I ■ — — 1— — WWo locked uP in the ’calaix.*® nll(| given : bon will I*, known as U»- Duluth Imperia) tone to reflart upou tlw way* of Um. world ' #Md expect to ratnaimrv grinding in ami tin-dreinibility of obeying tin- |->wcr* May, IW. that U-. Cbicauo, June 1.—Mrs. llawsua, wife of tbe tanker, made a probably run ireful al----- „------ —--------- — - —------------ , Whitney, • Banker Hawton’* at‘ ‘ was too tired five two of ffoct in the lawyer'* tody, ocurrud shortly after <<ourt dm t<> ti; '-"Urt <>f . | I ■ n-nauuL." B u„.* V m ? ^yru w*“ut tau,ui- bouse oak. Thea tho mob dlqairaed and the ‘ V"1, ""*! i“ul her suitor amstetl, sheriff begun to dean up for the coroner and Ju<M* bkn i» toe ralaboiw- and an importunity t<i oar a fifilhw*. ? W poumiun, but would not giro it out until A Montcalm rountv widow cultivatoc twenty-two acre* rt tend all her own wlf, I and find* plenty of terne to plow for toe ueigbA Mamin.,ih Flouring Mill. >0.1 _ll — ___ l.l__ . .. r. bcLVTir, Minn., May 80.—-A mammoth flouring mill, with a daily .opacity of 6.000 E<lmore ba% two saloon* against n round dozen under low lieciiM*. Lkuj GiUi tt. a Burton boy of TH summon, ba* just reJcbrated the fifty-fourth anniver- W.» n Detroit . . 10 l-hUMteiphia .. IB I'ittainirx. ...... IiMliaiiapi.il* . Washingtai ....,_ .. _ Saturday',. Loogue playing .-e«t*lted a* follow*; At Washington—Washington troit 11; at Phih»dei|4iia—lliilmlriphia \ Chicago 4; al New York—New York 0, Indi ! ana|*.b . : at Borton—B<«ton fl, 'llttetarg 1 I . . . I SHOT IX TIIF (’BHRT RfMHI ■ 1 1 lllto Lvuni IlV) LU. . I 1 MRS. RAWSON ATTEMPTS TO MURDER HER HUSBAND’S ATTORNEY. I*ing Berry. Qoke. The Belding silk factor}' employe* 17B female*. Constipatlou is quickly removed bi us­ ing C«bh*» Little FIIIn. W. II. Goodyear. bought iuu too. of g-Axh 7’a ringlcTZk adojAral a r«solu- , rti|i in HED THE DRAKEBUTCHER. Head the .guarantee on which Hill's I'liTless.Onigh Syrup Is sold. No cure, nu pay. W. B. Goodyear. For The NERVOUS The DEBILITATED “STS The AGED. WELXt' �— ADDITIONAL_LOCAL NEW& anxious and fang suffering public. Why la the Journal silent? why arc not Ils thunderbolts of wrath turned on the con­ spirators? Has a still small voter said; “Keep atilt todovod. or off come* your head aff." Why so much thoancss in tills awkward situation for tto Journal man. wbo erstwhile went boldly around with aconspiracy chip on his sholdcr? Who raid "Baier Nelson, Matter & Co Following are tto real estate tng»ten» for tto werk‘ending June 4th, 1&>8. as taken from the IkxAh In the register's office, ^gonrad Clever to Honan Gibbs; parcel MiddfeT ’ ’------Flint: On arc IT Manufacturers of IXcklnoon to John C. Cole; parcel city. E. Fowler to Bert B- Tinkler; lot CIO "ML. Sunderland to Ferry 8. Ihirkec: 73a I 'sgsrs?to LymanJ^WIIson; Mia sec ”l^.Wn to Eleanor R. Cox: lot (A. SHOT LN THE SADDLE. any mercy from ling devils, and W. p.'s add Nashville. n«n. Allen O. Freeman to Wm. Huffman; «aa see M and D Baltimore, gt.UO. Wm. Huffman to Alien " ”----------13 Yankee Springs. 53,350. • Name and Residence ur J. Miller. Assyria . Case. Bedford. Calhoun Co. ., j John Cameron. Torch Lake. Antrim Co. •<> 1 E«e A. Salisbury. Harting* i John Veite. Woodland 16 > Lena Croalngvr, Woodland No. picturroqunly rough. Tto could to aran a mite away, gliding end quivering through tto tress like a huge ar- •oft a-s velvet. Tho high stockade (that ran round tto barracks made tto position all but hia buck. Revolver fa right hand and tutor fa left, we prepared tc mount, with tto un­ derstanding that wo wore to keep together Kfor pace, straight out into the open for a mile, and then strike to tho left for tbo I often wonder what Paris would to with­ out ita Champa Elyama. It ia tto playground for thousands of children, and tto favorite promenade of all Pariaituii. Here tbo little nt for a cOent, rapid handshake, all in the saddle but Carly, wbo are hired by tbe hour, with a young poetll- Immediately, but we ware too quick they rail him. buried behind the. ln« right and left. How dirtJnetlv -------- old "plalsir" man aa At tto little booths scattered lemonade. end play for macarons at tto little rocgwet-notre tables, and buy all FURNITURE WAREROOMS 33, 35, and 37 CANAL STREET Grand Eapids, Mich ^ak w them drag hia mutilated Hto win» at we galloped along. t>ot aa game as a pebble in spite of his frosted I from tto long ting us often mi Our stock comprises cheap, medium and the finest grades for Here wan making straight for tto river. rattling vntoy from a HtUe thlctaC wa n nearing psared right amongrt us, aad I Curly"s right arm fall limp and hripleea lia aide. Tlw. bright cheeka blanched, but mver uttered n sound, and I saw him let. hia pirtol fail and put his sword totwssn hia teeth aa be tore along. The I>a.-non was swearing at the top of hie» vole" and slaahiug like n butcher nr to stood high in his stirrujm, and we went/ on nock and nock, like a rolling wave. _>We were Oh, if we could only make it! Another volley and Curly fell forward on hla (addle, but waa tip again in a moment, ghastly white and with tto blood pouring in tn,..II *. tn,—, I... .____ __ a . - » your money, aad for an additional aou will bring you a littte footstool, which is a groat weakness with all French women—they will carry ttoir own folding tabouret with them if they happen to be going anywhere 'There they fear the absence of tto uerassary little ..J w.1.1 «mb**1>*— .L-— t—_A_____ __ "Bit atotdy, had i smite and a kindly word tor every poor ws dismounted, and wo could aso tto brt»w pursuing them already far away. Tto rto te quickly told.' We got afloat and dropiwd smartly down the stream, lying gTUART. KNAP™ ■RETAIL TRADE- Argotumt. The Belding silk factory' emptove-* 175 females. m. bates. K UU MU> aay oi nxj. a. >km. tn a certain cause therein [xudlng. wherein C. Aultman & (to., ani incorporated company muter the general laws of Uiv Slate of Ohio, arc complainants. and Homer UBtaU and Charles H. toady are de­ fendants. Notice It hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder,on Friday A t tert* • Alma college conuuenecmrnt June 10 to. In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of tto circuit court lor tbe County of Barry, In Chan “Hold on, Curly!" I cried. POW Absolute We carry a large line of heavy A. BARBER. M Physician H • Window and Portiere Draperies! W. LOWBY, M. Pbyafafa G ^‘jcrsiir • County ol being th# place for holding tin circuit court lor said County of Barry, all Ito follawinx described property, to-wlt: Sffi! WWWS Gregg's addition tai MITH & COIXtRO S A compete line of pialnanL Laee Curtains! B. KIN ANTON. Attorn A • l-ulirt 1 pulled hia shirt and ,.. , pillow for him. Preachy tore hla shirt into strips for bandages, and 'ter used hla to cover up tto poor cold feet. FoaOnriy was dying He groaned with n, but to never complained, and although we drifted kerth. droeaaed. Q ,0‘ On reading and tiling the final account of W. H. Lee. adBiiuistrator of said estate!, pravlae that hia final account m such may be board and allowed, and decree of distribution made and tie discharged from said trust. Tbennu-on It is ordered, that Thurodaj the 3ttb day of June A. D1W, at ten o'clock In tto forcywb t* *1 tor tto hearing nf said petittoa, and that the heirs at law of said de- right night—a littte log raft dancing an tto water, and on it six weary men, blood ^is^-arj And the largest and best selected stock of (J°°K A SHKLDO UPHOLSTERY . AND PARLOR GOODS tto awftri drought, aad the men ware begfa- To be found in the West. « tto early dawn wo touted fa Wood. With a words and ton (WILTON isitors are invited to inspect our goods � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-06-13.pdf c9678e9bd94d300cd49f572b5ede637a PDF Text Text 1 Jarztst Circulation I Ifanv faper in the ■ Q-.niJtty. VOL XXXIII. NO. 7, Hastings Banner. The best Adz.._ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County. 21A?INGS. MICH.. JUNE 13. 1883. PIastings Banner WHOLE NO. 1724. COUNTY NEWS. • •.. .M-d Wcdm-sdays. by .7, '*'!"“ J"'l *ll>. A - . —— —,--------- — much. Two carloads of machinery arrived Fri­ da} for our mill. past wjck for Mart Even*. . B. IL H muted and wife vfaltcd friends Coi-xty. Michtoax. ’*'“'•to People from Gun Plains came to Pine in Richland last week. >Uln "> , fake to lisve a picnic last baturday. and The trail gam* played Iran* on -Saturday J""; ‘-’n - .uk. <*“n>- °< rr-r-.*. I from rejxirts tlisy had a good time. last between Delton and Clorardale was a with S. K.hk-r I The Wesleyan Methodist iuumswed five very dm** game. Jlre scores were tn to ‘Y’E-A-ia. peraona at Warner’s lake last .Sunday. 17 in favor of Belton. rota. <”*rt **Mnlilrtonl.n Pwttmjuter. Freeport. Fred Wilson fa keeping bachellors hall Delton club playa Milo club next Satur­ at iifa home near Itoiiert Mandial I's. * “y"*°< iu»day at MBo. kta ■"»!»"-■»»*> Gen. Noryrood hail a tumor removed John Shean, Hfckorr Corner* Mr. Seibel and wife, of Hastings. visitMlI Fred Griswplcj fa living iu. Dr. Lamifa' from |ii» mules legs hint weekbfa mm Wul HcibcL l^t wSt ! «• Ikwnrrs. iVEBTWINQ HATB6: llOUM*. m-ra S b h,,n“" from Gall Cor­. « m. Broward, Broward. Dr. laindi* luu* gone to Chicago at a sal­ A-- Jcyup. pranrerille. ners this week. ary of 81. sou a year. * Postaraster. Yankee Bprings. TOLD BY HIS TIPPLE Mi C. W. Armstrong. Bowen* Mill* *• v.»nw.lu.t Mo. Katie McLfahr, of Izakota. fa visit­ Money paid to tlw-*r agent* win' tu 1 sermon at the Is-anics school house. ing In-r parents ami relatives here. The mason* commenced laying brick on F. F. Hilbert's new bonk on Saturday last ** hl" ,mrn' which *»•I Mr*. Cora Staples and Lillian Brown are fa quite convenient when finished. vfaiting their sister at Kalamazoo. Mrs. Hiram Forbra, of Carltoiu fa vlrit-. iiy. A. 11. Hamme ha* bait amrflier fortune &NIHKERN. Ing among old friends and neighbor. fall to him. It fa a boy. tbc beverage. John W. Ilolnfas died oil Friday last and frightened condition and 6>ok hfa <lei«w . * ’ :**. UBnBl ' Thrr '™ , was buried oti Sunday; Rev.-Garl'lek preach­ Fanners an* busy cultivating ctnn. ■ Z JL? T1 ,ook “O’ >ni^ret ed the funeral H-nnon. He was one uf Grass Is doing excexxllngly well what fa the boy* In blue Unit helped to capture ••Why do yooaakF left, but fa generally quite light. “AVeil. yt,a acn, wi: can generally fix the 21 . . • Uu“ •!•'• folk* only faugh- AHtte Mead, also Maud and Mettle Pum-, Jeff. Davis. It was the largest funeral Oats are looking quite fim. In fact all *1 to sec him run. Charlie Sy* he win vno nice. If the older ones that has been held here lor years, people, nationality and place of nealdenoe of our vtospring crops are looking well considering stay at home a g<»*l white fa-fii ||t. would help as much a* the Huie ones It coming in from adjoining town* to j>ay iters by their drinks. American, usually the cohl weather.. would I m * quite an Improvement , their last respect* to u num w ho wnsi>eluv- take whisky or gla cocktail, in the morning, L. Bint has Rm addition to hfa house en­ aronml another planing mill pnrapecthig I’* drath? J"rt * ,Tr kt ,hcM'r- rhurei‘ ed and respected by ail who knew him. closed. at Cidodonla in the evening. They say it He had l»een a Sufierer fur many ymra of Th-n- will 1» . th,., „ was fim*. ' consumption, but wan confined to hfa house called, ut tin- l*i>d Auger school house next wil'to Am0*"1" ,mu lie,,“ ’fa^'nk « but two wissks. The family liavo the r riduy. Saturday and Sunday, the Ifi w Delayed Letter. Orangeville. week in Ohio. deeprei-sympathy of all the community.• and 11th. i uMT; ILK" p“n,K,|w" Wfnt to Grand Rap. He wa* buried mrording to the regulation* John Shively ahtldpatro shearing sheep ««• >» *™« bls Saturday . * of the Laotian! Mauch post, <i. a. r., Of Friday of la»t 0„ buaine**. again thfa summer. Those who havealwep Palhimtster Broughton and hfa crew which lie was a meuifa-r. take brandy in their tea. Scotehmeu and .i.hr\Uk’ hf,,,n' rS family entertained refato shear and wish to have a good lob dune In thix country road ,U* ** *,u,,e au *n,Pf‘vement -In tlw Frank CoviU. <if W ay land, fa vfalUng IruhiMii drink whisLy. thw from Rutland <n-er Sunday. should employ him. WiMMlland friCtadi A number «>f the.church jMxipte atb-nd«xl Itoni. (o W. Wood nnd wife, n son: fttM» Geo. Garlick; or lensing, spent Sunday sen-ire,- at North I'irie lake iaMt Sumlat. week Thursday. Plenty of rax* sewed. r. Brimpeofl and wife a son. Puuruprlvajiia:! calls ;or Manougahela. tbs with hfa imn-nta. Alta Nevin* nisi Mr*. Will BeattfeXnt There will be a special meeting at the Addie Seger fa working in Hasting* at Niihday In Allegan. The Waite Hom. arc building an addi­ Kratucki-ui Kricks to bourbou and it is almost ’ ‘ school house Wednesday evening.. for the tion to their barn. . present. certain <)ca;U to offer n man from Florida or wBoi’*"*?** U vWUm< ,H!« M. Falromc'a bruther-lndaw from Iowa t ’ l me***' ° f h,r,nB * ‘ e * c,M?r for » lon kvr Gsurgia anything imt corn whisky. JerseyFrank Me Ar Hint will <rt>mtuenee hfa well thia week. made him a short visit laxt ,wt»k. m-IkkiI again oil Momluy. Frayk fa a good hn?I’ Jr mK’ tt ’«»■* n »t«I the We undcratand that th.- people of I\m1 fellow and we are, glad he fa making a auenous*-of Sirs. H. C. Turner. Augur are going In tlw creamery business. cess in hfa school. A vep serious accident happened at the Very dry nnd dusty—rain, wanted. Dor Stowell writes from Valimriso that I.EACI! tnsTUKT ••ALIAS" POJ> AfGVIL North Pine lake school houm- Monday. Mrs. Whltwright fa suffering with a he fa well pleoacd with lira school. Mr. Wellman .fa still Improving in Charlie Annstrong, of Prairieville, was cancer un her liji. John Volte nnd Lena Groxlngvr wen* digging a well and had got down 16 fret health. Sheep shearing next in order us soon as married at tlw huldence of the bride’s j>ar. “Planting dm" an* words of the past. when it cavtsl in onl|> him. Before they it gets w arm enough. enta on Wednesday evening. could get him out he Was dead. Bond work comes next. A party of young folks from thfa place , The -----------------— Dr. Carjranter „„„ lawsuit r-... between and Another new steamer for Gun lake pass­ visited with Loren (Turk, of Yankee, I,r- L*»dfe was derided in favor of the de­ Amos Fausey is working on rile rall-rnnd ed through thfa place lately . at or near Hastings. Spring*. Sunday. ' b-ndanLfrndant- brDr. Cnn»«nlnr t'arjranter want went •» to tt-Hastings Chester Savacoal ha* his new hmiMe Mamie Smith closed her school last Fri­ the following day and api>ealed the name. iijopo call frojuenUy for Catawba, but lialf of ready for the masons. Chester will m«>i> Maple jo rove. day for a vacation, with ringing and speak­ Geo. Banten 'defended an assault and them cant tell the difference baCwwn still patawba anil 8a 11terne.” D--tay»<l Letter. Thrtp-*-;- - i.-.i rv.Tf< a marvel of purity l*e in good shajie to live, having a good ing. Miss Smith laltorr Irani to make her Imttery case iu Hastings on Friday. StrrMtt .u-t •• More economical house and bam. “What fancy drink* are meetly called forF \The funeral of Abljal) Smith was held hcImmiI a success and receives her reward Tira horse mtutiontxl In the Woodland Cun to- ofdlrwy kind*. *.•>>! cannot be sold in •'Wall. New Yorker, tai. naturally to milk W. W. McKiblsin and 1- Stedge made ut tire M. E. church last Friday. in knowing she has the love of her scholars. items of the News last week has been di.scCTipeuttots »Mti the multitude of low test, short Old Mrs. I anting has gone to Whitehall •tiithX sl-rr. ■* ptiosphate powders. Sola otiljf money by holding thely wheat until spring. js»sed of. . 'b rati, Kmi»L Hxkim- .Pownu Co/. JfaU (ItMtd for you gents, we are pleased to s.-.- to visit het daughter. • The Good Templars of this place are VdfM. N. Y . oct‘KM I that kind of financiering. • . T’b«*re wa* a dance nt Will VanWagonQuite a crowd was hen- Sunday to see still doing gtMxl! wttrk." . The gentleman. C. IL Crumb, who lately era last Thursday night and one at Fred 1the excursion—hut no jiarty cam*-. Thu Sons of Veteran* will meet at the bourtxin «our*. Philadelphian*, when they J purchased the farm known as the Bfaset Quick's Friday night. Both were well at­ The steamboat fa quite well patrbnired. town liall on Sotunlay evenbig and organ­ VANARMAN, place fa greatly Improving the sain-. May tended nn<l n giMnl time n*|s>rted. Cloverdale is becoming quite a resort for ize. It fa ho|*e< that every one entitled to E. G. I'ott.-r ami wife visited relatives' IJWTMM who like to fish, and Judging from fax-oute a mendrar will be present ami aid hfa ctjurage. strength anti money hold tint. h»w» punch In Convfa last Natunfay ami Sunday. ।the Strings Of large Ira** thi angle* are well in organizing. I.* our kind wfalies. known, h is Uncle G<MMtm**s fa having a sjx*ll of the Ezra Cole, of Wilson. N. Y.. is visiting ।rewarded for their trouble. Where! <>H. where! an- those hedge National Bank. Thfa place is A» conveniently -Husted as bluta: hfa best girl lia.* gone with another fence men this spring fa the cry. Nome relatln** here. :i;i*ttagt. Michigan. Mr*. Wm. Anil«-r*on fa quite sick. 1 tn lake.- that no time need !>e lost by those fellow. ■ I* lilllt IT. nd sre wlifajM-ring fraud, they will never re­ The sink hold wtfal of Ijike Odessa ha* ' different names in different parts of the A. N. Quick l» preparing to move to 1coming here In getting to busin*-** Imme­ turn.’ Do not worry neighbor, they will country."—New York Mail and Exjwwsa <diately. Boat* Can fa- Imd on reasonable Iraeu riutihM*nc«ila!U*r sfirnding a great deal [ call fur the remaining -Jfi eta. per rod when Naslrelllr. <4 .lime and a fcatum- in trping to fill iu term*. your hedge fa of sufficient size to plash. Little Gffiin Quick Iras l>een very -siek The dancing party at John Acker's Island but found it ImjtosSible. Such lia< Ih^-h thrir practice, however. In We now come to the meat important pan Tin.- union temperance meeting to have the past week. ----------- ----------------cigar making—lbs wrapping. I supposa* yZlolin Reese and wifi-, of Ceresco, visited j The hardware store fa nearly cumpjcte>L Irarti hel*l ut the M. E. church next Sunday .of ■ • »ne of the grandest sight- we liave ever ■tn N. S. Barne«* ami D. IL Sloile*' fast ' There Is some talk «>f a doctor locating evening by the G<»*l Templars and W. C. that there are more .than 200 patent* far had the pleasure of seeing In the way of Hading*, Mich. T. U. has been Mmt|ioiied onto week on ac­ wrapping maciilnea, n\a one device having I here. The plare is healthy but it Is hand) tstate. Hpectal orchards fa that owned by C. 1- Beamer. wrek. count of a public trm)>erancc mass meet ­ A dance at Wallare Matteson ’ s next ,o lte»'e a doctor near by. . VM iSF.V-lo LOAX on <>t < I'Donnell. To dfacribe thl* |>each orl«vrt.* nardware cliard 1 will not make the attempt, suffic­ Thursday night. Tire ground has l»ren surveyed toy the ing to lie held at the same time ami jdace ' Gerry Sjmulding and family, of Hastings, j Kalamazra* club hoitsr. The club will by Nashville |>attie>. tome out ami give ; ient to My.'to lie appreciated must tie seen. them a full home. Mr. B. will no doubt realize a splendid in­ were the gueste of Frank Quirk fast week. pndraWy erect a fine bulbllng. M. D.. Home People of W(M>dland: lh< you wish the N.H. llimn raiM-d a large. Irani last. Ed. Prnnol ha* nuned hfa family from come from hi* peach orchard this season. n ai>.i >.untvon. week. ' I Kalamazoo ami-now live* when- Mr. Day- (.*. K. A S. R. IL'.’ ? If you du you must । Charles, we will Call again when peaches place your sliuukter to the wheel and lift. Sim Biggs skipped out and left Frwl 1 ,,m ,|I<* fonnerly. . are yellow. made the hotter. Several manufacturers ^•'CU} wcviiUtj ;Tu:»ptij re»pon<tedto. Best of the section Irand* a»- having a Alrearly the company fa Incoming dissatis- have tried to introduce cigars with the joints The enterprising ami Jolly Erl. Edwards, Quick a note nf $50 to pay for him. It I lied with our tartly action, and are ncgotladon't always pay to Ire accommodating, lay-off. the men-hant of O'Donnell. Is enjoying a — has ... - — • pounding, ... fisherman from Ha*ting* uxik an in­ ting with the stix-khulderauf Um* Hastings ] Sim had one or two g<«<d guoil trade thfa spring. Be happy while voluntary Iralh in Ixuig lake last Sunday. A Israeli road I for the purchase of the ' you have the opportunity, for soon our "nnd another one wouldn't go amiss. same. Now is <ntr only chance to get a ! C’iV. Ltt'AHY. M. b.. J. K. Smith hail to fill tip hfa drive well friend John Raphe will wear the laurels, V. ■ .i.-htii and Nurgeon. good road. Already capitalists stand , he put down last fall. when the cars are running past your burg ready to build a train elevator, roller mUL -UUg dtveaae* Of the Children's day at the Week'e jr.-wnotion of vl«tou without a halt. In haste to reach tliat favor­ factory, retainer) anil evaporator It house next Sunday. fcj M4pn1r-9tt>Ul ably and well know n place. Grumble Town •Ian secure th»* rosui. The) u*t no bo- j machine for wrup;4ng cigars, and it took me GLASSES. Mr. Demary «ml wife have fa-*-n visiting two years to solve the problem of making nit* as fa usual; they only ask u* to secure Office and r-sidri. on Broadway, near Court or i*od Augur, then we pn*dlet Ed. will go How the wind did blow Sunday. Sonic frletwfa in Woodland for the |*gM week. ilaBC.ttMtllo;the road. Certain fa*ople. who have Inter­ the machine do the work of the knife and the west to grow up with the eoniity. , called It tin* blackberry storm. and every Ten iterxms were l«aptisr<l al Stzwking fingers in shaping and finishing a neat joint. ests efaew here tliat would be ruined by bush of the kind an- full of blossoms now. fake Sunday. * Levi HoufMattcr la sljt with the measles. . Sol Prichard fa said to liave the t>est our getting the read, are deluding die peo­ QMiTil A. t OLGRftVE. ple with the idea that It *ls not necessary tian of what it could do to the manufacturers The past week Iuls been a favorable on¥ His jrarvnts are with him to assist in carv­ garden in town. ’ l-awyers. Mrs. Will Cotton, of Grand Rapids, fa for them to subscribe anything: that the for fartnera to cultivate com. and many of ing for him. in l*t-i m mock. tuuUng*.) road fa an assups! success any bow. 1 Mr. Abraham Frey and family start tlw vfaltlng at Henry Wright'*. them liave Improved It to gtsui advantage. Valentine Fry has the pleasure of nurs­ wish to say to the jwopleof thfa vicinity and Some farmers 'complain of cut worms morning of the 12th for Pennsylvania to working In their com. more particularly visit hi* friend*. On their return will ing’a *ore hand and Ben Demary takes hfa elsewhere that wr tdmuid not hug thfa de­ several hundred cigars made A E. KEXANTON. lusive hope. It । Is Intended to 'prove a visit In Fremont. place at C. Stanton'.*.. on sod ground.' **• Attorney at Law. * Quarterly Hireling next Saturday ami Prayer meetings are progressing nicely snare for our feet. Others say time the - The late rams follow*! by ««>! weather J£Lwi4*8" •’-"••ear« to. • stare.) row! will benefit only the business men of ruencr« In all court, of t tie state. Collections have made quite a change In the appearance Sunday. Presiding Elder Buell fa expect­ with lanre attendants-*. this place and hit them build It. These after three hours* teaching, turned out 100 tefcipily.ittrr.."-g to ed to be pnraent. of the wheat anti grass. people forget tliai these business unit have The ladles aid .society will meet at Mrs. Several new vmm of measles afamt here Fred Barry's the 20th. All are cordially Jennie Sweet, of Hastings, and Nettle subscribed from |1QO to 81,000 each; Unit "ELTO! the jMist week. they lune done u|l that they are able to do. O'Dell spent Sunday at W. N. Boice’s. W. T. Barbar lias been feeling quite In- invited. b tr'ii: lor tin? Ohio Firmer's Insurance Co. *d|>ed for the past two week*, a portion of Melvin Spragm*. who went to New York I say we ought to wake up from our Rip Seeing that deformed fret add 50 ' rt n,"n? against soirn- time ago. ha* rotiiroixl. and will iro VanWinkle sleep; tlmt we might to l<*»k * ,?? • rzr wuid; au-atost a man's that time confined to the lied and honw. thfa matter Mjuarely in the fare and t>end T'homax Pennock and wife, of Hickory to hfa home in Washington territory. III-I...1 ....... I-... It Is said hfa 32nd wedding anniversary, our energies ami fewry effort to secure the Oxro Warner ami Alva Fuller visited at which occurred on the 11th. may liave had Corners, visited ut E. Pmmrk’s last week. road. Let us point out same of the advan­ Friend* from C«-dar Creek spent Sunday Joseph Fuller'* one day thfa week. ii barring oti hfa funner robust conatitutlon. {JOt’K A NHEl.lxiN. Children's day wn< nlMerved at tlw tage* of thfa rural to the farmer*. laL reducing hfa physical nerve and muscle to withEber I jikv and family. We are In the reritifr of as beautiful and atiro poverty Children's day cxerctow at the Star were Holme* church last Sunday. tin* rank of the invalid.' We IFjjk* to w It^.!1'1 *?•»{*« Hfack.Hastings, Mich.) good and enjoyed by all. Collection 08.80. Mrv- Bailey, of Hastings, will speak on productive a couijtt|r a* the sun ever shown 1 Cuui'doubtlMs a (jHsijUlf <>:. ■,•*_•» (.J Abstract Bonks In Barry him more vigorous in tin* near future. upon; but our fann* are worth only alxnit Rev. Cutler will not preach here next social purity on Sunday. June 24th. Joseph rnderhlll ha« hl* new hou«e Children's day will br observed at the $50 an acre. If we can secure thfa road, nearly finished, and will lie u mm and tidy Sundae, but one week from that time. li IL Tiy|yj£|;\; ^x,- Hnuunpalhid Phy­ residence for himself and hi.* estimable Mrs. Long. <rt Nashville, was the guest Disciple church on the evening of June live years from now our farm* will sell for infanta lilies, tor whom some 17tlL instead of In the day a* wa* first 8100 art acre. Thfa fa nt> delusion, for in ' -i- .vi afid surgeon. wife. We Cheerfully wmgratulate them of Jas. Smith and wite last week. Alice Hall was at home Sunday. given out. . the southern part of our state land tlmt is (Outre over I.tttirop'z drug store.) upon their removal from the old log one. much Inferior to 111,0* sells from 8100 to The W. C. T: U. will meet with Mrs. II. Havens and wlfevlldn't go. but we're A party of young pwiplc assembled at 8150 an acre, sianply l»ecau*- they have Mary A. Boice thfa week Wednesday. \plnis V IS.lliKKK. IM In­ the residence of Frank Hoyt on Friday not tn blame. railroad advantsgra. 2d. Thfa rood If Will Hayman returned front the nortn evening, where they cnjoywl a social hop. built will be a main line and will give us . . ■'lwa,K‘»'*nd IxJens. Prairieville. last week, and spent Sunday with relative* «*»witt>J.<., Xunyau & Hou t doors north Henry Fowler’s full hand fumfahnl the direct coaimunlcwtten with the north ami Another cold wave ha* xtruck us. add friends here. . o! I'miofilce. music. Children's day was observed Nunday west, giving us excellent advantages In John Whetstone and wife visited at Tom atrf*ren to making exohaagM Children’s day was properly observed by, shipping our grain, hay, cattle, butter and with Suitable exercise.*. Crawley 's last week. many, and an enjoyable time was had. Jay Stanley, son of Asher Stanley, died eggs. 3d- Our merchants will save hun­ Father Griffin was quite feeble SundayMr. and Mrs. A. Barnaby vfaited their after two day* Illness, at hfa home In Kal­ dreds of dollars cartage every year, thus amazoo and was buried from the M. E. enabling them to compete with other rail­ daughter Eva. in Middleville, iaat week. Mr. Heath, of thfa place, bad the mfafor- 1 Chas. Hahiaby ha* a nice colt. church here on Monday of last week. He road town* “by giving ua the benefit of low ames a sweezey prices. 4th. People who build will save tune to get hfa foot crushed under a car leave* a wife ami four children. Ijiwyer. wheel at Grand laalge last Saturday. Our community was thrown into a state several-dollaonpn eicry thousand feet of l.c''’ t^vtirte. Office over lumber they use. a large amount on Hmr. A young man. whose name fa not learn Sheep shearing fa the order of the day. of great {excitement Monday, about noon by and tlw expense. <rf carting hardware and ed at present was seriously If aot fatally Peter Gallengrr fa putting up a new the news that Charlie Armstrong wm- glass will Ira entirely overcome. And iu Injured while jumping from the gravel buried In the well at Brown's school houw conclusion once more we apjieal to. you to wind mill. which hr and Geo. Haren were just com ­ train in bunfield last SundayWm. C-'arixMigh and wife, of I ortland. Many went there at rn.ee and look this matter Njuarely tn the fare. U» H. F. Peckham, of Fm-port. was on our and Mrs. Furgeson, of Ionia, were guest* pleting. carefully. Io step boldly to the io™ intmwttng with all *-,3ibie spe«l the work of rem.-e canva>. streets last Tuesday. ' . , 1 »■ MODKV.KK, rnrrirt„, Main street fa lielng graded In iucc bluqs-. >°fC N^wtS? and wife wen* guests of went on. but about five hours elapsed fa- front ana subscribe enough to secure thfa <■*» ud', „.rt XlrlL which fa a much needed improvement. fore hfa Ixxiy wa* rvcoivred. From ap­ Jamre Murphy in Hasltng* teat week. The passenger depot is progri-ssingfinely. . Children's day was obwnrd at ttmj I. pearance* it would seem that life had de­ 1.00 per O«». The G. A. IL boys John Morgan ba,« hfa new house com­ B. church with a flue program, which did ; parted instantly. F. J. Norwood shipped two cratre of buried him with all honor*ot> Wednesday. pleted. credit to teachers and scholars. Janes A Prichard have their building < F_ Ixgjkhart and son were In Ionia Co. Rev. O. Perry preaching the funeral ser­ large frogs Tuesday. Ftank Falk matte a Mhdnfiiu* trip tn T*®; nF!^>KsL;Lo*'ist IU,B*,or **• well under way. and when complrts-d t mon Charlie had many friends, ami bl* Cedar Creek Monday. wife and f<»ur children have the symimtliy will be the best factory building In the vll- ' "M <*■*'" Rannry A Norwood"* door to meat mar­ of the entire community, whk-h has Iren lage. They are thorough going business exprrasMl fa*h by kind acts and In a more ket blew shut Sumtey morning, consemen and we predict for them e lively ami < I quently two large lights were broken. I subktantfal manm-r. . friends in this'vicinity. . .-■ .-‘ * on tlw sfak Next Sat uni av occur* the annual picnic ’ «. “•*?list. •••*Wm. Troxal has Ntevc Sprlngrt s barn place last week, whicb fills the laet vacant fajgiteu Goo. Prichard and family Sunday*! in F. Brook fa putting down a new well Children'^ day al Warner** church on vtehX teSSlftJL’*’.wlft' of Sunday next laS wrek” ° *0P^” "tb*r friend’ K.'SK”"4 “ Center. i-eta.n'SS*’""""* ".Mia*;".:* POWDER Pure. Absolutely J Robertson . house, 'X SENT FREE, ■>-*•. i. >««<« iofuwi. o.«. *•..*« *•■>**.• “KS T«r.l., >. va* _______ ___ _______ the sink ! tor J. Waiting. -Uh | J ■ Ky ( �FARI AND GARDEN. EVERY DAY LESSONS OF VALUE FARMERS AND GARDENERS. TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 17. La HorttealluTB That Irrigation. Nelson, Matter & Co burning. abstaining from cultivation of mlns upon which the Insect feeds With no tn- N umbered with other summer remedies plant. u branch, or a shoot. to produce ramifications o f whole We prune to induce fruit­ fulness and to ' diminish it. We prune In the growing as well as in the dormant season, and Anally we prune both the roots and branches. Thus we see that prun­ ing is applied to all parts of a tret a^ all season*, and to produce OOLCIOUK FXU. “» . results How tm\ portant. there- A horticulturist iu Country Gentleman pruning a crowing brencji weakens the me. This fact must be borne in mind shapeIv or get a uniform growth of vine. In the Ola World use is made of thia principle Ln training fruit and other trees into various forms. Some fruit trees are trained so as to make perfect trellises. Manufacturers of field, that portion should be overlaid with effect tn some localities, plants distasteful to the tlax. hemp or buckwheat, around the fields to bo protected is re­ sorted to in some eases. On the other hand, sowing strips of favored food around the fields to be protected is prac­ ticed. as a strip of timothy. Hungarian or millet The bugs Uy their eggs eference In this protective strip and are destroyed by the plowing and quern knowledge at mankind. Enough re- with ilia Ufa can bo certainly idaoUfisd. droo» child. Nazareth is indicated, but the emulsion. Applications made by Profos sor Forbes and repor'--1------Howard all proved efl time of application wm Ju__ _____ ______ _______ harvest, when help is abundant Expert­ menu made with kerosene emulsions by FURNITURE What filled their baarta as they looked upon thair that are moaning on corn. Thia resulted In the destruction of groat numbers. In this application the cyclone nozzle waa found exceedingly satisfactory. eleven disciples who bail doubted, but now were convinced. and yet though some doubt- little implement implu. The little here Illustrated is simple ' ' but useful affair In the that bold and unfaltering faith with which it has stood the WAREROOMS 33, 35, and 37 CANAL STREET Grand Rapids, Mich rvctloo among French gardeners, who uae it quite ex­ tensively. It is made of hardwood. turned of the Pacific. » a little of otherwise ent out. made of it Is in all future believers in Him. shown In the Hit___ ______ Attention has be*rcalled to this form of tree simply to Illustrate the general principle that pruning or pinching back a Rtrong shoot weakens it. and that the weaker ones profit by what to the strong ones has been denied, b> conclusion adds thia horticultUt. If the shoots on a grow­ ing vine are all weaklsh at theOratiom, and a few strong ones are pusliiug.at the top w« should pinch Umm s'truug ones back and take out the growing point soon the stronger weaker ones. If Itbo a pear-tree that we would train to 1 foruj. keep back the stronger and let the weaker ones grow. Al) flowers. whether wild or cultivated, are visited by the industrious bee for honey, and it Is not easy to say from what species It derives the most of iu sweets Orchards in full bloom are me­ lodious with their hum. and later on the fields of buck wheat are extraordinarily attractive, so much so. indeed. that honey made principally from this plant is readily distinguished from that made earlier from fruit blossoms. white clover, etc., which highly esteemed on account of iu lor and quality. ahodld be the same as that of He ■■urte that Our stock comprises cheap, medium and the finest grades for throne. He declare* that Ho is the Hind of the which the plant.-. are taken. A sin,, . ,—.— _ ta------ground will be all that is necnessry. although in harder soil a tap with a mal­ let or some convenient object makes quicker work. __________ At the Colorado state agricultural col­ lege. where jxjtatoes have been gniwn under mulch for three seasons. it lias been decided that the best mulch/is composed of either partially decayed-dmterials or of dean oat strew. It is reported that tlw yield under mulch is ordinarily greater than without, especially In uncongenial dimes. Thu shading of the ground fur­ nishes tlu> proper conditions of tempera­ ture and moisture at the root, as well az assuring the i unwary mechanical condi­ tion of the soil so desirable in securing uniformity end the greatest possible de­ velopment of tuber. A mulch, to be of any value tn a dry climate, should, ac­ cording to the re|>ort in question, be quite a foot thick, using large m-vd pieces, how­ ever. to hjUo the tope to push through the cover. The opinion is expmvH-d tliat mulch culture w only practicable on s small scale and in localities, soils and seasons unfavorable to the potato under ordinary culture. Director at the coarse of human hietory, mak- railroads and stoamslilps and telegraphs should carry His Gospel. Ho tel la ua that Ho RETAIL TRADE Ing, all powerful Saviour. We carry a large line of heavy the earth to proclaim Hu u*n»r. All Hla Window and Portiere Draperies! tntnfatten Numbered with desirable crimson roses is the Louis Van Houtte. which last sum­ mer endured so well the heel and dry weather At the English rose shows. Where the varieties exhibited are Judged by very strict rules, Louis Van Houtte occupied the twelfth place in a list of WtT'ii London exhibition last summer. The entomologist of the Ohio experi­ ment sUtlon advisee one and the naniu remedy for both the round headed and flat headed borers and bark Uce that so In­ juriously affect the trunks of apple trees. The remedy is a wash made by mixing one quart of soft soap, or one pound of hard soap with two gallons of boiling hot water and then adding a pint of crude carlollc acid. This mixture should bo a}>pliod late in May and again throe weeks later with a scrub brush to the trunk and A compete line of nothing but what Christ bm taught. While Lace Curtains! before the tin; trunk where the inMCta can enter should bo missed Ito the tqrpllratlou. as the sole object la to prevent the laying of the eggs from which the grubs Strawberries will send their roots from twenty to thirty/Inches Into tbe ground, if it is made ver, rich and well worked to that depth. Mulching with rotted forest leaves saves all oeceMity for watering, and with the ground prepared and fertil Ised in this manner the plants will bo sure ---------- * more and better colored berries Him “Now is Christ with us. Uxa *l the end of the world) wo shall be with Him where He in" Behalf. “He may Lido himself, but a ookl. unkind world, the diacipitw «vr>, not to think they wurw deserted. Their Master ofChUtasr And the largest and best selected stock of UPHOLSTERY AND hard an that of arm u -with always. Ho came to bo 'Emmanuel. dally to defend and keep; I end to guide, with us in PARLOR GOODS To be found in the West in moat localities this will not Ing firms engaged In the peanut trade m St. Louis. Cincinnati. New York. Norfolk. rieulture Um thia bieaeed truth, and Visitors are invited to inspect our goods �jfFECTS OF TARIFF TINKERING. HIGH PRICED COOKS. 1-08 Idrax °° whlch Mm" Url3 I. framed am deadly to home industries, n-t Mr Will8 and h‘D friends refuse to t tern it A" If '<«■1110 “P*0" parpora “—Jj,: .hero oomes a scries of diss_ L« now In on« state or branch of Indus ♦rr and then in another, which curiously nitrate* tho theories to which this U wr. tto being and Ita shape A -.>:nc* from Philadelphia, which frcoho® -,. worth studying because ths 7.ta. nrhirip! which it illuatrates is ftp ou~] .• Mills bill to the entire rauge , of IffiP’rt- • *,ich affec‘ b7 “.“prftooo oerrtri of «>«• home industries ■f]>, itrophs in tho botton bora t-.;,’. -■ f .-stimated by one largo dealer. -hasaircaih ■.•mp. lied at least6.000 work­ - ertferUriciptHatossak other employ ........ - op after another ha*cltswd, ujfltb -.ui- vfew of tkc strongest conwlii- b depend for tho sale of good* '........... • ream low prices, but upon of on sstablished custom. .^ration- The Boston Com ta-lieves that none can be BU-MJ.-il II . tahls business What is the duifeg '• P ■ :;-’y this, that duties have trowle* txci rcihi - ; from about ten cent* per :-: — tiiree per pair, and mlf to JO-- A i—— —■ — ■cents —। r — r —— -----mi*, si * wheo overstocked taufcet cause* ruinous priara tteA'—>' i’ffF Tribune F.i:-'-.- Dur to the Mill* DHL Tie Mi:.''’bill has already been the dlf u $2,000,000 fffiluro lu Saa William T Coleman & Co., Franc- • -.- a-rrs In California fruits, ' .<4>d borax, with large branch bnus- - m '.■ ng,-. St P*qL Kansas Qty -irj«endad upon tho sale of and Nev Yi ■: to enable them to fulfill • . The Mills bill placing hrtpt ti>e Iren list appearedon limo bora* li e sale, anti tho firm, not­ to fn .:: ;i was solvent, had to go to with ■ Mill* bill also places fruit *. and If It abould pass it rtain.ro ruin n finfi with large pereh ''.'t rafts oat The Coleman . aUur-- • -. hr.erfcre very acrkmsly with the ex' - - -! the farmer" and fiahermen of the I’.irtfic. «Ixirh wore not vary good, oadwii. i --J -•-great deal worse The wcol • ! • uthwest and California le c ••■ r' ody.to market, but tho free wool cl,<>. ’ Mil:* t ill bangs over it with CHEFS DO NOT EXERT THEMSELVES Keaton. Silver star. Forait city, Ona Spoon. Fatadsco. Empire, What has become of the old DemacraMrt n*vtrr Davis' -o. K." Ne ttus Ultra, Veteran. Favorite, opened the William H, Barnum's refusal to _ «!», u«“S% ORTT ConMcUon for Cl^-.uLl UJ. LI? l» ISSA—Hm. Tort Tbo RrpuWtaM, pArty u raor. ££ . Wheeler's. OUMm, Scioto, app’s Grape Crystal. Geo. Washington, Fleur de Lis Feather Weight. StT-iS ^'oL5trdUj ““ ^te thing I* certain. If tha Republican party cam have Ita way. the MvrabeUnkrawdtawct B manner JS lower laboring man’s wage* and can^ gyaeral Injury of his Intarrata This fa a* of the most Important facta to be Rent In n^ndduring the coming campaign. -^Truy !* Cleveland and Thurman ■ rays The Central New Jersey Herald Th*1 ,s B Uckt-‘ ‘l»*t would suggtwt a buL pap scooting alou^ with a ranTSd Roman vase tied to Its tail.-New York Preaa When President Cleveland In bls mea sag. remarked that tbo qt>ration of frra ttade was aboolutaly frrd^rant"be IlttU dreamed that within four months there after Roger Q. Mills would show tho country that bo didn’t know what he was talking about Yam must be admitted th"‘ ‘jk Mill* has done that very thing —Philadelphia Press Intarnations] Puritan Albany Favorite. Golden Sheaf, Burnett’. Perfect. State. Silver King. Welcome. Old Colony. Penumntal, Gem. —- Windsor, Sovereign, Daisy, 55XE’,2r.t“« "±SJS“ ?■ UNLESS COMPLIMENTED. Hcnkle* .. " rt' **y*' ,n »F opinion the use of alum a ronsutuent of a baking powder should be uroidblted by law.” ’ well .ppotm^ Horse Sheets keep horses smooth, clean and ready for driving. difficult to Wridiron tter.nr.ta K.w Yirk txrt there mart be over 100 of item e^^,74Or?U?“dr*1 «■ «raDy experts! And the answer is that more of them are entitled to that dasi gnkttan tteui tbo 1 ---- '' .—people WHO >pk»y them, and It U the habit among tb» ntrv not to r..~ -* — *_____ .___ . The importance of purifying the Wood era not bo overestimated. for without pun blood you cannot enjoy good healUu At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vltallxc, and enrich sUenirtbeus and builds up Um system.creates uu Mppcute, and tones tlie dlgcstlosi, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's fiantaparllla is sold by all druggists. Frepared by C. L Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. 1OO Dosos One Dollar “•* u» l-ro-HUtr to U»l u»7 ’fill tret vorr few ai—__ . . . a‘ “• D",1-!' ~«wib b in 1,000 i»r onnnm w+.;u .— RHEUM. -tod palate any mora than ammldan would ?‘Dlofl Un’ of B«*hoven if The owner ofthis horse spend* an hour a day cleaning him ratheg than buy a Horse Sheet ■owes " * “ “ not IO! The ^>7^TSin i E esnsesof Now York's rela2Z2 01 morUllty *re ita or«r^77 t*’°“uenta »• trying climatic COr.dlti.r-1. nrvinr. .. ? rocompLalnta coiaumption and kidney troubles. The jiroportiOn of infant death* la New York I* •*’y°n<1 0101 ln London nnd accounts largely for the high average of our mortalitv KU not encouraging to find that dijMjtberta nnd croup, aa well M kidney dl»- Mr Watterson Is urging tho south to staod by the Milla bUL ra the ground, tliat a reduction of duty on Iron and Iron ««iins Fortunately, the most fatal group manufactures will close many northern of <!tea.—oonusnmelon ai._ J, furnaces and £1ve batter opportunities to Uro southern Tills ta an argument which is design-.! exclusively for aouthcra con sumption —Boston Journal ------------- - —vuku w IU1 ■w*e. aouu«U c-uaniiUuR from a happy mtaebnt* of tomtom* ■*..! tu_.it—___ ■ » ", 5/A Ironside Sheet D.TWM ron CATARRH. Good rooks ore said to lie almost ns sensi.7.“ proper approelation nnd applause they will not show their finer quailtiea. However conscientious thov may t>«. they require this stimulus for any brilliant or efftxrtive exertion. On the other l»nd. if the employer is a man wbo'is learned In the secrets of their calling and is able to recogniw their Best achtavementa nnd criti­ cism them with Intelligence and subtle ap­ preciation, tbo ordinary chef will do every­ thing pociiblo to extort admiration from his patron. Ho will stand behind curtains,watch ths waiters bring his dishes on the table end The StrongesJ Horse Sheet made. 25?T.S Spring Medicine 5/iLap Dusters Tut Man; srttl wash. 51 Horse Sheets 11 Horse Covers ’4 Fly Nets. In pursuance and hy virtue of a decree uf Ui« circuit court for the Countv of Barry, lu Chan­ cery, In the Mate of Michigan, made and dated Don’t get stuck with poof Horse on the toh day of May. A. D. I«B. In a certain cause therein pending, wherein C. Aultman * Co., an IncorouratMl company under the genera) Shbets. If your dealer don't have N,e*riy 0*°°O emigrant arrived at New laws of the Htate of Ohio, are complainants, and Homer L* Blair and Charles H. Brady are de ­ York on ono day lately. Jt la odd that 5 a Ironsides Sheets ask him to fendants Notice U hereby given that I shall sell these people should fly from tbo lands at public auction to the hlgbrot bWder.on Friday order some for you. Onr year !'resident Cleveland apwhere tree trade (rrovalls to come to a the . Bb day of July* A. D. t«ti. al ten o'clock In evptcd tar the nation the statue to James country where protective tariffs exist. the forenoon, at the north front door of the court bouse In tlje City of Haatlngs, County of A Gartcld A i'emocratic admlnlstra- The free traders should explain all this.— Barry and State of Mlehlgan. said court house Phlladalphta Press P iira had ran fof twp ynars The mask telai the place for holding the circuit court for Minnesota Leads the World of ctril service reform had not fallen. said County of Barry, ail the following described Tho administration has madKno expo­ property, to-wlt: Tbo professions of reform were main­ sure of Republican rascality, simply be ­ All that certain piece or parrel of land lying, tained L - king,to the spoils system as being and situate In the County of Barrv knd cause there was none of tho article to-bs the ultimate esn.-w of President Garfinld's Blate of M tab I ran. known nnd described as' fol­ found.—Troy Times. S lows, to-wlt: Village lot number eight. B. B. Grera's addition to the Ullage of Nashville, Bar dealt evil w-vlea reform tbo moat fatal The multiplicity of presidential candln- Couufy. Michigan, according to the recorded (low of »un generation, said > i dates tn the Republican party is a mighty plat thereof. Dated ffastlMs. .Mich.. June Silt, tra The dispovray of the origin arMTildlag good sign—Cleveland Leader. . ALONZO K. RENAHTfJN, Circuit Court Com Sold by W. ll..(><MMly<*ar. pbreef '.i *e'hatefuL tmuatural thing* than they are able to do during the wfn• ailMloner, Ham Counts. Mlcb. The Deaxxrattc free trade policy is to th.- al.! b- fellowkd by a solemn resolve to'tar season tn New York. The withusjartlc KNAH'ENA Van AMMAN. buy labor in tho cheapest market In State nr Miclilgan. County of Barry. Solicitors for Complainant. purge : • er from <rar political methods ehefs spend hours composing menu*, nnd At a session of the Probate Court to. some foreign markets labof can be irad for Mi. N. H. ______________ Fnihlich.'tfin. of - — Mobile. ............... Ala.. and .S:.gi : h - "derations of our governre ot Barry hofdennittie Probate Office tn tbeetty less than ten cants a day Tho free I writes: 1 take great pleasure In recomof Hastings to said roonty on Monday. tl>e jmu: •!.«• p- rtfersiotu and ruisconceptioos traders ought to Uro there.—Detroit mending ,v - Klug's *••- -’ *• Dr. New •-• Disiovcry for a !L ,l“' ,n -’e<u' onc thousand Htate of Michigan. County of Barry — m . whirh xn birth to passionate and bloody the service blend together like the voire and Tribune. ■ Cuusuniption. having u»e<! it for a severe At. a Mrolon of tlie ITohate .Court for the thoughts If cur wtttckfulueaa against Couaty of Barry. noMen at Urv ITobatc Office, Inttiematteref the rotateof-Klleu E. Wooten, A league of Democratic clubs Is now uttnek of Bronchitis anil Catarrlu it gave rating to note that there b no rivalry b-twwm In the city of Hastings. In said county, on th-- -kbc.-:-.v' : n tua.l ehw after partisan deceased.me Instant relief and entirely eured me and Monday the 4th dav til Jur e In the year one spoils by qr.ickeuii! the dedication of this propped. Imitation Is sincere flattery. Ou reading and tiling the petition, duly trai­ I have not ta-vn atiiii'tiil alnce. 1 also teg UxMisaud eight hundred and etghty-elpht. s'4'.tirtb th- people of the United States - Tbo Democrats follow tho footsteps of the ned. of Arelile .McCoy, role and onlv heir nt said I Present. Wm. W. Cole. Judge ofTrobatv. di*vease«l praying this eourt to adjudicate and Republicans as rapidly os they can, but >. State that 1 have lrie<l other n-mwlle* j th. art and to do merythin^P^ribta~fo’ti^ In the matter ot the*rotate of Henry Fol- determine who are nr were the leital Heirs of vi ’ 1 '. w« ave 1 ” *■' of • u RK« tion or experiment to they are always behind. — Hartford Post. kertb. deeea»ed. Tr.i« was hue yuan ago. and the ••vent* On reading and filing the final account uf W. •odd drevased and entitled to Inherit the real Elect!* Bitten and Dr. Kings New Lit.-, bring new ideas into a final and ctfcctira and of the • are -. tetur comment than we The civil service reform mugwumps, Pills, ImiiIi of with I can recommend. H. I^-e. administrator ot said estate, praying — - stope.. • artistic can n...rthe ' solemn resolve" to that lih final neeuunl a* »ucb may te heard and learning that Cleveland is uo longer iy1 Tu»'rru|x>n ordered, that Thursday, Dr. King’s Nvtv Discoven torCon»uiii|e allowed, and decree ot distribution made and he the nth dayItof i* which Grr- r Cleveland called the nation coors* canixrr nsnra dvll service reformer, declare that "tariff June, A. D. I Ma, at ten discharged from said truat tloti. Coughs and Colds, is sold pu aperitivedock in the More noon, be assigned for ’ :■ in federal office, convcxt reform" is tbo only issue Tho mugwump guarantee. Thereupon it is ordered, tbnl Thur.a laythezrth o the hearing of 8x14 petition, and ttot . tiotn > ■»•!••• holders.-the entire Etirpassi-s nil other CToaturvi in forgetting day of June a. IK I***, at teii o’clock In the Trial tadtlcs free nt W. IL Goodyear’* Newport bouse the kltcten of tins cetabliab- forenoon, te auirtied for the hearing of said the heirs at law of .yud deroasi-d and Infl';-’ r r\rriin!slratlcu> enlisted to to remember what be most believed in last I nx-nt fuunediataly becomes a convention Indi IMdltiou. and that the heirs at taw of s.-xM dr. all other j-sreonn Interested In said estate, Drug More. . . inaiibn for its head—thia required to appear at a ersslon of said Court, tecurc a r-.tr.-r.fmatfr for ell the feeding chefs in town. There is a ev-wd and all other iwraous Intercated to said are thru to beholden at the Probate Office. In the b what , ‘..’.ker of a year ago has cabinet mooting of cooks. Dishes aro dis- | rotate, are required to ari|a*ar at a MMalon of etty of Harttoga in said e.Minty and allow cause. Mid court, then to be holden at the Probate done "’j p ' forever from our |x)litleal an) there lx. why the prayer of the peti­ Tin! I>cst salve in the world for cuts, curaod, as the cabinet In IVaxhiugton di* offli e. In the cltv of Hastings, In said eountv, It tioner should not be granted. tnelbmb *• oftrnt loiM of our governcussea billsand When the-formula and show rauw, if any there te, why the pravrr UIUI.WO, ulcers, IllWlb. salt TAU rheum. IIIVUIII. frVer 1ITII Mirra. mi I -----------------— nusunires. --------- ------------Tlio Indiana Democrats are afraid of the brutes And It l» further ordered that said petitioner aent" tie is system? * ol tlie petltlouer should hot te granted. And Harrison boom, the Ohio Demcxrcata are tetter, chapped hand*, rhilblains. corm, fur a new dish ba* tavn decided upon (to pro- it ta further ordered, that a*ld petitioner gtvw rive uoUce to the perrons Interested In said ro—. ... rs c-f a mad chase after and all akin rrupfidiitt. and iawitivrly cures 8T’’* b watched by a doran, pairs of t-gor notice to Ure persons Interested in said estate, late, of the pendency of said petition and the portion ‘p --' p-slner than when ho afraid of the Sherman boom, tho Michl.. . ■ >- r . ■ I arut ^villm.1 flu. II.". .1,— I — of I be prnavni y of said petition, and the hear bearing thereof by causing «i ropy of this order iip.-ki-, and h taadq- them so Many gnn Democrats are afraid of the Rusk pili's or no pay requin**!. It is guaranteed gredlcuto are first lulngtad until tbo final re­ log thereof b) causing a copy o< till* order to be to be published In the Hastir.xs rfa.si srac a newsP*Pcr printed and clreulaled In said County of atnas bek -vi-d tn I’troldent Cleveland** boom, the New York Democrats are afraid to give perfect satlsfacUon, or money re­ sult is triumphantly attained. All kinds of yuollahed In the Haktixos Hana kb a news­ of tbo Depew boom, and the Connecticut funded. l*rie«' 211 Cfs. per l»x. For sale paper printed nnd circulated in said County of , sui-yrity ■( veer . „ when ho made this exjxirtnietits are tried, and tbu result of tbeir Burry once In each week for three successive . M. W. CUES. sjroctL W.-i'-.ubt If a voter lu either Damocrat* are afraid of tho Hawley boom. by W. 11. (rtswiyear. earnest deliberations, If deemed succeanful, is ■ weeks prevlooa to said day of hearing _^[A true coRy.l Judge of Probate. Tho favorite sons of sovereign states sro WM. W. (X)LE. Judge of Probate. party Out of ids own mouth Tlie postoff|cv and Perry ’s store at i’ier- finally sent upstairs for tlie consideration of [A true copy.] cnara flu* L !: S.-mnatloh of tho policy to causes of Democratic terror everywhere. a second cabinet gnth-red around tbs dinner ]M»rt were burglarized Monday night and which h -1--; j HU administration have The favorite sons of Democracy who ex­ table And hero again, tlie exacting chefs Probate Order. ’ cite Republican terror—where are they? the stamps and posIblHce money stolen. mi-nt ot Uie money secured by a mortgaae dated State of Michigan, county of Ban?—so. Ask of the winds— but even the winds j At a srovlon of the Probate Court for the the lath day of December. In Ure year last, exsIt WGild i.r. te possible for Grover Hili'* Peerless Cough Syrup lapalatable, ing of the iotelligvnco and keenness , County ot Barn , bolden at the Probate office In cincd by Nat tian A. Adams and Helen M. Qenlatw 5> kxik -»n audience ot hia fel- can’t tell—Philadelphia Press ix«iotuleal and effective, nnd warranted to of appreciation of the patrons .of Die City ot Hastings. In said County, on Tues­ Adams bls wife, of the towiisliii* ot Heim. Barty <OW Citizens In the face today and repeat cure or money rctunilrd. W. H. Good­ their art At a largo dinner given day. the Blh day ot .lune. In the year one county. Michigan, to ftbenezer Pennock, of the Didn't Want Time Called on Him. city ot Hastings, which said inortgagr was re­ in Newport lart cummer ono of tli»» thousand eight hundred and i Igbrt-elgbL Ori* —PKUadelyear. * corded In the rfBeeof the raglster-of deeds of Present. Win. W. Coir. Judge of Prorate, •'George, dear, aball wo hang the ham­ chefs prepared a lag of mutton in an entirely In the matter otthe estate <■! Franklin Patton., the county of Buitv, In liber 14 of mortgages on A woniani residing near Coldwater is mock out under that beautiful chestnut deceased. living with her sixth husband. Her pres­ On reading and filing the petition.duly veri­ tree!" asked Maude, softly , Sall fied, ot Rachel A. Patton, widow of said deceased, Unger Q Mill* |n Ida •No. no. not that tree, not thaw one." ent husband is 35 and she is 50. venison. It was piqued and larded out of all praying that the administration of said estate Bprerh ■'nr discussion on the tar- be cried, hoarsely maybe granted to Racirnl A. Patton or some Geon:" Osborn by anlgunumt tearing date the IS MU CoW»’s Little Pills tor 25 cents excel­ likeneai to Ita original condition, and was oilier suitable person. ninth day af.Innnnry In the year 1»O. and re­ •‘Why uot. GeorgeF sent up stairs labeled, or rather announced, Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the corded In the office of the register ot deeds of "Becau'r. Maude, there are * number lent for bowel difficulties. W. II. Good­ a_i vnnlsou. and with divers ttnall wagers farmer on ono side ZMh day of June. A. D. la*, al ten o'clock tn tlie county of Harry. on the 9th dav of Jaunarv by facrew in•pneeof what he buys, ycar. among the chefs below that the the forenoon, te assigned for the bearing of In the year IM.', at 11 o'slock a. m . tn Uber is said petition, and that tlie telra at law of said ii- -ter by di^rvssiug the night. "—Morebant Trarelur Emma Bathrr. lUfisi 1». of Bayport, died would not be discovered, notwi Fiet of w»:#i rtrcvaard and all other , persons Interested In And abervao, the amount claimed to be due under a surgical operation at Saginaw, to said «wtatc. ure required to appear nt a session at - y. drawn from the in* company of exceedingly experienced dinero. said court, then to te bolden at the Probate on said mortgage al the date nt this "odee Is remoya «tumor Tugsday. the sum tour hundred aud one doilww and •' Mr Milin, with nothNo Harvard medical studnnt la declared And the confidence of the chef in bis work office. In the rtty of Hasting*, in said county, twenty cento ot principal and Interest, and lag whsHlH’s PceflciM l'..n'ro' - *“ to the extent that in n company and stuiw cause, if any there be. why Ute prayer the further sum of iwei.iy-Dve dollars as an at■•i-’Mn it. Now for the “up" In his perfeeb until be can cut off >a of the petitioner should not te granted. No cure, of twcnty (Mopla only one of them diaoovcrcd - And It lx further ordered, that said petitioner ’" old and successful leg without drawing a drop of blood. cure for worm'. Try a Ixrttle. -w. ~ « .... • • i:le. Ills., writes to The Tbo man who owpra the leg must also no j»*y. W. JI. Hoddyear. eve notice to the person* interested In said ns said mortgage and no suit or proceedte, ol the jieodenc) of said petltlwr.. and the paM wake up ns from a sweet tlumbw. and June 17—81. OHwt college eonnnencohearing thereof by causing a copy of Uibi order luu having teen Instituted al law io recover 1.. srefully, end I think so far forget himself as to tra sod very exquuutely end ani»tlc»Uy prriiarcd to be published In the Hastings Bawmkr a new*Piper printed ami circulated In said Coun­ :Lfd u-/.u both amen aides in In mo the scratch tbo missing member.—Detroit menL * 1*11,■ . --~.--.-w muttou. ty of Barry once In each sreek tor th res- successive Hill's Sarsaparilla Is purely vegetable, "-T ^ -'Ivin-j all the British and The reason why Sam Ward scoured so wide ■|Oper*uvv. A^enran r.-it >-.< on political economy, exceirt Iodide of Potaadum, which is the a reputation of giving good dinners was not Auo.v h; th t work* to our present most powerful ^Iterative In the whole so much that tw bad skillful chefs nt his com­ (A true copy.) Mthora In s !<l:tinn to this theoretical Occupant Third Floor Flat (wiping hw vocabulary of mwiiclnra. '»• H* <»o<«d- mand as it was because ba knew bow to got C" ; '■ -T r',rty years' experience eyes}— What is it yon want! up the rnort attractive menus himself, know In the matter of the estate of William 8. Bea­ Janitor—The fourth floor aouds respects ,ar!,lir;K' some twentv-reven Kbotif 1,500 Sons of Veterans arv at­ bow to order the cooking of tbo various dle, dcceaaed. « who: l-r~ Lcrn nnder onr pr^ent and some flowers fer y*r hoaband’s coffin, dishes nnd know bow to pass upon the dishes Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell at pubFurtive tariff ruJt. and tn the light of an* begs you won’t cry so loud, ’cause It tending the annual encampment at (hrara when they were filially brought to the table. tteancaou. tothehighmt bidder, on Haturaay I have been a sufferer from f'“*rrbforthepijst Old members of tbo Manhattan club still do- the twenty-tlilrd day of June. A. I)., max. at ten thni day. which said urenlsoi are described tn *7 ! I find that disturbs the woddln’ foatirtties up stairs. o'clock In tto forenoon, at the Probate court said mortgage as follows. to-Wtt: Tlie east half •iiijr Ll in • Jralaratlon. that the —Omaha World. vem Ifaving tried a number of n tn* (KJ of the north west nuarter ffe] of section Ove 2d^rtlsed ra '•»are rare." wtilmut obtain- scril» Ward as bo appeared on the ore of rwiu. IU v* ... ..." WWW./ f°V ’,sve Pnunpiewaa certainly friendly h K any relief. 1 had resolved ,;c'*“1 giving one of bis fmuoas spreads. Ha would Barrv. in the state of Michlttan. pursuant to II- I-'.) lu township two |8| north of range aiw (3) sh BWsTSSVS? ■ ““ coma into the club rooms, sit down at a tablo, cense and authority granted to me on the firth wrot. contalnlDg according to the original gov­ «f tfru b^ood "h*do* day of May. A. D.. IMS, bv the probate court of ernment survey seventy-tlvn and f»100 aerro te th*ouLi But facts uro better than My non. I don’t think I know a man great reTucumcc, but can now testify w}:,{ P‘''a'' draw the pen and ink and ]»pcr toward him, Barry Count*. Michigan, all of the estate, right, th- same more or less a ' , M** bcrount book* for 1887 who wears bet ter clotboa or more of them ure that after using It for six wyHt* * '’***.'.'_ aiul burying his face tn liu bands would ro- title au<l Interest of the said deceased of. in and Dated the twenty-third day of May. 1ML Gsontia osHonx. Assignee. maln in a condition of studious deliberation to the real rotate situate and being lu the Coun­ your friend Smallbore. Bo make* me ty of Barry. In the Htate of Michigan, known think of a atorekeepra I u-d and described ns follows, to-wlt; ®*nuf*--ture. wh£h I needed last Peoria, who put no many goods ta tte Ave.. BrooklynTheiinfthh*U(n‘4)of tbe.norUi fractional bah (nlrl S>of section twenty-ave (ffi) tn township The Marquette schools cloned the other Prodn-fL6 H’c °SaJvideu‘ of aimilar show window be bad nothing left on tbo tbr - c.i. north of range number right bough* mol, 1838. or that after shelves.—Burdette In Brooklyn Eagle. day to give^thr chlldrvn a chance to go to was going to give, and Homo of iu iKidlng number wed. sccordiug to the United Htotes survey; featuraa Having gotten this down, in black wild sale tote subject to all enetimhranees on und*' I'rotocUon mv a circus. the County of Barn . HUte of Mtehlgau. to me offf'nvf. ne.near1ytwice03much din-te,! and delivered ■sslnst the yroxls and ' mo -One bottle of Knglbh Spavin Uni5S?i-"J‘1L’t!<*“ *»18M und« KNAPI’KN. Administrator. ’ chatUesand real rotate of Moses Mswonger red Fond Mother texcitedly>-8*k«" U"X □W,,. rtfRl my NonrtJ wm■ “ ‘1 f'^’ ’nuio rule " . nrlv blood Bpavifw witlch damaged her efl.vk J*?,.'1’-’' “:‘d f“«* come into Irrecon- chile, yo’ brndder * gone te dal dar daora at Johnsing ■ an’ bell nebbra com* bnck “aaeeouiJI-. -Tn,y Tinje, Blemisii cure J ever used. John McCain. ihxlrr Darlington. Ind- Sold by In the light of bis discussion with this officer, ••noVd^Tgono forgot to take bi* rarer Dr. E. H. iJtlhnip. tlntggisL Hastings, m. terU»r Rl<h> -Wiy- uutUtl» made, Consta ‘-'““’K To® N»ch. Mlrhlg»>. known and drocrlted ns Ml aud the menu was finally comphfeid.—New wid him ~ -Nebraska State Journal wit: 1 hr west hnl! of tte north west <iu Mich. York World. section •wrni.v-s-lriit(W) In town tour ill Patrick Clarey of Shepan1 «• goo-lf ttVOdaya. With stop-owr j r!vn*-.w*. can rann lb/ 00 • ’“«• 'raoTly roven C) wrot. rontaintog righty i be obtained from fit. I'uul to Groot Fsll*. Mon. “nratlv i,\ ’ T tr'<r1,al1 manufacturers found deml on a log on hia farm Sunday, tana, tbo comlnc to-nul u-tu-iua teni.-e ot tte to <O Vfc' P““«® °r A tourist who is traveling in India write* ES®|j MintoteTt Wife (wboee cause, iu-art diseaseA IftSSi eflea“Oprovement it will Fnclfeh spavin iinixnent removes ail ,,l9'neBa- Cousin Ben is anMinimi R.-P- *»d b!.~of th?.to r;,80Inln« that It la th. poL skillful lime sixteenth. '^•-V bn<> *4lyinl«retkm- to ’tell the Minister- What la tbo toxtf ,__ . * irntho should ba taken aside and Mi,l,.1J.r4 W ife-lt to About tbo cahxJ and Kmv^^ ‘here ra. tfanra BAKF.R SHKINKR. Kteriff of 1 °«w p^i i!’i> r\h'’‘ni‘^>nayupra»tth» By I HILU A NtBLDOX W dnwd,,. BrtOfop. SMITH A CULUBOVE. Attar® ot Hatranwi Mieh. Thta put - nal IV.mocracy and the uj.ve. a dixna* t<- experience fit l-forc tin, next preeiwren if tho Mill* bill 1* i: :ighamton itepublican. . '----- ,----- -mui mey eucil frani bis cultivated rnnstar. Then ba will re­ turn to the Idtciien hi the happimt poraible framo of mind and anticipate with beating W. D. Hoyt <Jt Co., Wholesale anfi tall DruggiMs of Ibmic, Gg.. ray: We have heart the time when the gratifitxl employer fewn selling Dr. King s New Disrenen. will descend to the kitctien and compliment Electric Hitters and Bucklin’* Arnica Halve him iq ontbusiaatlo ptiraaas on the latest do for four years. Have never handled rem­ velopoirnt of his skiU it is a common re­ edies that sell a* well, or glvt' Hurh univer­ mark among the good livers in the Manhat­ sal satfefaetlon. There have teen some tan and Union clubs that Mr. Belmont liable wonderful cures effected by Uiese medi­ to give good dinners bemuse be knows bow to cines in this city. Several rases of pro­ nounced Consumption have been entirely cured by use of a few tettles of Dr. King’s Probably tbo beat dinners given in thia New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them nl- LOW TOURIST RATES. S? JX*' "c'“1 “ "h» 11 �— Hastings Banner 1881 authorized him to use this surplus ta extinguish the public debt? That’s the kind of a gn-enbackrr Gruver Cleveland is. otes. TOR . OLD ! backers of Barry county be driven by un­ desire to keep one of their number in a fat office, into the democratic cami>. and com­ We lirlfeve this ignoble surrender, this Itargain and sale policy, will recoil upon its instigators, and that they will learn for years the recognized organ of tbe green­ back party with tbe names of Cleveland that greenbackers are not to lie driven like cattle, sold like slaves nor traded off for the red j<utlag«* of ufilcv*. and Thurman at Uh* head of its first edi­ torial column. . For some time efforts have been makhig to secure the removal of Postmaster Den­ nis. Tlds effort, which was made by leading democrats, led to hot words be­ tween the Democrat and Journal. All at once the controversy lietween those papers Stopped, and the efforts to-.bounce Ute postmaster ceased. White was paid by the friends of this federal officer to purchase this truce? AU knew there was some consideration. What was It? The following, taken verbatlon from the Journal of June 8tb, would seem to leave no doubt that Unit pajHtr has consented to become a democratic organ, if Its editor may be allowed to enjoy his office and its salary unmolested by democrats. Thia is wliat appeared at the head of the first col­ democratic appointment This ready practically destroyed the greenback party, and tbe destruction will be complet­ “Good morning." sold tbe inventor. “How ed in both state and county by the fusion this fall. The rank and file, the voters who followed Peter Cooj»cr from* motives wm the reply. men vho died that we might me: Mir Iom our aarthlr gain. pelled to support a Presidential candidate at honesty, will never follow their present who lias shown nothing tint hostility to treacherous party leader* Into the demo­ greenback principles? pcaranre at the Hastings Journal, Mont. amt on the reservation jugt opened, in bostoMA mining. atock-Mtotag or farm­ ing. Rates, partfcttlRra will be furnished bj* C. H. Warren, Gen. Paas. Xmt St P.M. AM. By., St Paul. Minn. Will the honest seif respecting green­ faithful party leaders, animated by the The Greenback Party Auctioned Off I fir uB*rnJ county te concerned, fusion As an Illustration to show how tbe farm­ ers of Michigan are protected we give the following Instance: It te well known that the Oliver Chilled plows are manufactured at South Bend. Ind., and are sold In this state complete for 817. A republican friend of ours a few days since called at this office and exhibited a letter from a half brother of hLs In Canada, stating that he could buy the same plow manufactured at the same place and shipped to Canadn for 86. How is that for protecting infant In­ dustries?—Barry County Democrat May 29th. Just to leam how much truth there might l»e In the above statement, Mr. C. W. Jones, of this city, enclosed the above clipping frofi: the Democrat to the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, and Asked for the facta. Following h tbe reply ffom the sec­ retary of that company: , Ouvkb Cmij.ku Plow Wokkh, I South Bend. Ind.. June 2. 1888. J C. W. Jones, Esq.. Hastings. Mieh. ' Dear Sib.—We have your favor, 31 ult. enclosing cltppling from one of your city papers relative to prices at which our plows an* sold In Michigan and Canada. Th** statements contained in tbe article are In­ correct In everj* particular. In the first “When shall it her cratic camp. The action of the prohibitionists In se­ lecting their nominee for the presidency lu a doubtful state is warmly commended by Jaking Powder the democracy, who hope thus to weaken the republicans in both New Jersey and New York. It is suggested that the wish­ es of die democratic party might liave been consulted in this matter, since tn common with democracy the prohibition party has shown its hostility to every movement made by tbe republicans In the Interest of tew persnee. . This ITS 11 But a Hee Knock < Take up t ie*e boys in blue stooa uy oar uag. clothe* tinkering away at tbe machtoM. Ptal ta n—tar Uta, n ™ — —ddlsf nlgbtl No. he’d forgotten all about it Batcbek-r dragged the lagging groom to tbe itorv, got bin*, into a new Lartar shop aud finally put THEY Q We Lea« While tlie democratic* national conven­ tion was In progress, two elections were held. That in Oregon resulted In the largest republican majority ever given. That In Illinois elected five republicans and one democrat as members of the stele su­ preme court, giving the republicans control over that body for the first time in the his­ tory of tbe state. Straws show the direc­ tion of the current, which is steadily against the ex-sheriff of Buffalo. Oregon fired the first gun of the Presi­ dential campaign Tuesday last. There U no mistaking her meaning. The Issue was squarely drawn on the tariff. The republi­ can majority of 4,000 was the largest ever given tn that state. The republicans also have M out of 00 members of the legisla­ ture. in Crockery i were no such thing Ml III—< • '“ft1 | —— faithful lieutenant till the morning Be Cash Ba: prasiin of our eonntnr 's fame. A toe to tyrant's thrall. (lil kens, s, r • sun never shat! forget our sons, nd trials they (K*«cd through. Na 1 betrayed a tendency to branch out in Uy God from h<-a>en’s throne, May present or accounted for, Be told of each brave eon. F.H. TT-Oll 8AUL-1 < r the fim war grow a little untaboratory about midnight and there was the' President Cleveland want* the American farmers to elect him as the great American Democratic Notional Ticket. sheep-chaser for another four years. The American farmers know their friends, anti Fur PraMenL GROVER CIJSVELAND. a man who would ruin the sheep raising elbow in working hours, with book-and pen. Canadian tariff of 85 per cent amounts to Industry is no friend of tbeire. a prohibition and effectuallyuihuts us out Far Vice President. The prohibition party has now l*»come worthy of his abilities.—New York Tribune. from that market Our nunmks 40 and W ALLEN G. THU RM AL the woman’s suffrage party, having declar­ Of^ila * . plows are the patterns mainly sold In Mich­ ed In favor of giving the right to vote to igan. and their price is 811.00 each for the tbe opposite'sex at Ita convention In Indian­ IltaATTOKM. plow nlone. or 814.00 complete with wheel apolis. This will hardly be satisfactory to Tariff reduction. and Jidnter. Some of our patterns are many of that party. Economy and honesty in public office. made In Canada by Canadian manufactur­ Payment of the National debt. ers, but are sold at a higher price than In Cleveland's nomination means that the Public domain for actual .settlers. Michigan. W’e have a large and growing fight is to be tlw* American system of pro­ Pensions for the soldier*. trade Jn Europe, tmt invariably there the tection versus the English system of free nlKrtit thutf Then* can be no two.opi>odng What does it mean? • plows an* sold several dollars higher than trade. Cleveland is the recognized cham­ What l>oy ten years old could not tell? iiutud* dividends. Dividend* can l« bad only In the United States. Our trade, whether pion of the latter. from a prosperous buaincsL A proaparooa It can hardly bear any other Interpreta­ at home or abroad, is placed on the same / ADDITIONALLOCAL NEWS. tion than this: and demand, and if tbo public dnmaad dirt footing as regards prices at which weasel 1 tlie ni w.pajers will furuUli dirt—and don’t 1st—The Journal has surrendered Its to our agents and all reports that we dis­ t/flie knights were started off In good position as tbe organ of the .greenback par­ criminate in favor of foreign toiade are false. snaj« yesterday p. m. They were curortOf contw* we are pleased tcriuve our plows ed to the train by the band led by their ty,aud will now be democratic. mascot Eddie Cole, who sup|s>rted the “Mamma, who to Solly Forth V asked littto kjj-yW. F. Hicks, the Journal editor so well thought of abroad, and as a matter dignity becoming one bearing his responsi­ Dumley.. of business we seek to increase their sale. bilities; then marched Grand Chancellor and others of tbe heretofore greenliack We believe that the merit of our goods haulers of Barry county will try to carry alone te what causes their popularity; and, Nweezcy and CoL E. Y. Hogle. followed as showing bow the'OUver plow was re­ by tbe Sir Knights In double file all dres.ttbe greenback i*rty. body, soul and breeched In full uniform. • A larger crowd wait­ Free Pre**. garded ten jean ago, the testimony of Mr. ed to see tliem well on their way than ever over into tlie democratic camp. Coffin before the senate committee on pat­ gathered at the C. K. A S. depot before. Tlie day before tbe Journal appeared, W. ents In 1878 Is not without Interest Mr. As the train pulled out rice and old shoes F. Hicks announced himself as **a Michi­ Coffin stated: “That the acreage under flew after them while the land played. If Homer will celebrate on the FourtlL they fail to bring back one of tbe prize* gan democrat“ And now the Journal sup­ cultivation at that time could be plowed they have worked so hard to win many with the Oliver chilled plow 845.000,000 a enthusiastic friends will be disappointed. ports tbe democratic presidential ticket year cheaper than It could with any other One te ted to this conclusion with regard National Convention*. The Michigan Central, tho Niagara Falls to the Journal's future course from the fact cheaper than any other similar one In the route, will sell tickets at one fare for the market.” You can see therefore that we round trip as follow*: To the republican Sara- first column, on tbe editorial page, is have a right to feel gratified over the suc- national convention Chicago. DI.. June, eeas we have had wherever our plows have 1888. -Tickets will be sold June Ifith, an article copied from tire Iowa Tribune, been Introduced. As additional proof of 17th and 18th (and from Michigan points only, on tbe 19th), good going only on date which Mys that at Cincinnati last month, our statement regarding Canadian trade, of Mie, and good returning on date stamp­ thetireenbaekcrH and Union Labor parties we quote from n letter from our Detroit ed on back by agent at Chicago, not later than 23d, 1888. united 4oi a presidential ticket the nominee umn of the Journal last week: p?PRICE’$ CREAM LOCAL Circulation this was Quarterly medial Sunday* THE BISSELL­ Friday evening. Prank Beal COMBINATION PLOW With Reversible Share and Point, into the city Tbured Great 0DVANCE ©ver ©II ©t^er PbQWS. To Try It is To Buy It: Hear In mind that Don't fall to examine tbe Bissell If in med of a plow. Sold by GOODYEAR BROS. tomb any ruthusiai ’<1KX.! Win plcnle at inHaaUagaatS. A- I Pau) K. WlrtS Morrill» Company fur tfee presidency I>eiug Mr. Streeter whom the article states te “fit to follow tbe Hlus- Streutrt'a name at the head of Ibt editorial were not for the duty, we could do a very nice trade on tlie other aide of the river, I hereby return sincere thanks to those but at present we are somewhat handteap- kind neighbors and friends who, during my sickness. prepared ground for my We mast apologize for writing you at spring crops, and also contributed u nice sum of cash. Harry Watkmh. such length, but our obllgaiteha to the ___________ Orangeville, Mich. farmers of Michigan, who have been our not pennit os to rest quietly under the know what tins position of the Journal w.«n*. it can hardly mean etoe than that W. F. Bicks, tbe editor ut the Journal and have determtoted to sell out their party— a sharp bargain with the demurrata of Bar­ ry county, tbe eowalderatiou being that the Journal editor shall keep tbe posUdBce. •atehm hi the efty a FOR 50 CLNTS "liberate." manaer stated In tbe dipping you send us. Thanking you for the interest manifesto! In writing us, we remain. Very truly yours. South Bend Plow Works. greenback party around In their pockets, Following are the real estate transfers for the week ending June 11th, 1888, as taken from tin* books in tin* register’s office. Will give you your choice Irvine, gam. Ctty.Bi.Ma. ‘ tr> Albert IL Moraan; oa. Free traders always get along nicely when It comes to thtorin, which they have re­ duced to a fine art. Bnt when they rely on facts, they usually report, as in this In­ stance to vivid imagination, and thus get into difficulty. , Any '. Straw '. Hat! In the stock. Where a*. Death han entered our midst Cleveland as a candidate four years ago fool* that they will follow these unfaithful any further candidacy was fraught with danger to the republic. But Soaredy was 75c., $1, $1.25 Hats for 60c. All go The cold weather has made the Straw Hat trade slow, but we will move them if prices have anything to do with it,' E- W. Morrill & Co One Price Clothiers,' Hastings, Mich. �Banner.- personal mention. from 83,000 to 90.000 daily. 1 FATAL ACCIDENT. Rob*l Green hi In tlw city. Judw s“l,h »“ l» Marinm, SuiwU) . H \l.bENGE ALL • „ jvnvs. Quality and Weight ' । .’t. । c IU inner .-boulders. [T’S A LIGHT CHIP, But a Heavy Challenge. .i iix tltor* would find it very ’ Knock off the Chip, "tv limn Imrdforthrm to , ..... . Take up Challenge. word tor it they don’t ln,.lUW<. . . H-'‘.a. •• THEY CAN’T DO IT. ■. .... , .,-,Vts consent to our claim We Lead the Trade We have a number of city lota that we will sell <m contract, making the terms Apply at the office of Smith A Colgrove or W. P. Sidnam. Saturday's shower here was a water spout in a j»ort of Barry county a few miles south and west, where the heavy rain damaged crops severely. 1 Tlie Republican Elector h a new candi­ date for honors in the newspaper field. It la published at Hetroit, and Is solely a ixlltlcal pf per of the republican order. • Beamers’ Cash Bargain Store. Jay Blackford, a funner Hastings tvrx. has purchased the Sheridan News, pubihto ed at Sheridan, Montcalm Co. We wish for Jay the best of success hi this venture. .Tlenn bkotmers. • Eefrr Wtt>'< Jbs-liesUT. -s. >. •t*. ip7« I F I off'T ir.v house ami four lots In P lb- -“ril wanh «u-t n-rlb Of the old Iron t-idre^wM'ertf-4 lor or *m«*w tl,M MMC.tioareixo. urr; -------------tn rir edriraatra to the fitate Concresskmal will meet at the ■ r.-'vintn. hf} el IK-tlnc* on Saturday 151,1'1 1'1 '- r, T “ iniw Mil - . ■r- ,»f tn-: inipurtJUice and there w < I *. C. MeLEHEN, -.-'lalrman Co. Committee. W"“~ *' Gr,,“l H"m” ln «•!** 'Ww ln «•>- 'n <ir*~i >•* '• While the editors are rusticating at Cin­ ■•iX 'XaSSsuL*'”4 cinnati, those who wish to exchange cash for subscription receipts for the Banxhi I>. W. S»IU, li vmu„k ,t to Mm. will be accommodated by our obliging fore­ I lenient bmith » this week. man. Mil.. Wnito, .„J wlf. Mito Ed The Journal is now dying Cleveland day from their visit u» Etate, colors, and will evidently struggle for ■,|‘1 wW'Uki' recognition as the democratic organ of Barry county. It haa abandoned its own were in the city over SumUy. party. A son of Dewitt C. Smith, Holland, cut his right foot nearly severing the large tbe. while chopping wood Friday.. Dr. Lath­ rop dressed the wound but may not be able 'rhe remains of Mrs. Mary Shook. of Moline, Allegan county, was brought to Morgan to her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ eph Golden. for burial. She leaves a hus­ band and tin Infant son. ^Inx. Holes urao working on IL Wlttiey*houae in the 1st want Monday afternoon, when the scaffolding gave away telling him to the ground. The physician* say he In In a critical condition. >p. Uri. •> <-anv-.i*s tor . jvrnwuient Eiuptoytnent . .out BxpenaM P*M. Ap- iw- Aa the Baxxkr predicted, the IW1|„ Eattat A Barry Insurance Co. levied an assessment of 20 cents on the 9100 to pay IU losses and exjx-nses of the past year. ’ . ami Bazaar Goods. i., u. u i-:«- r!i-’ ’,,ai: ’“ako tt*’1*’* VMM .' M..», bl, M* <K»dy„ |. VM|U, The old Barry A Eaton Insurance Co. teems to have renewed IL* youth, it Imadded quite largely to Ita memberahip and to the amount of Itwurance carried, and iiu a very prosperous condition. John Fllbum, hailing from Petnisylvania. was arrested Saturday by Constable EIBa for carrying concealed weapon-. He waa taken before Squire Greenfield, fined 8A.M including costa and h'is revolver kept by the court. Threshing machine men are hereby me titled that tbe Hasting* Engine A- Iron works will sell Nichol* A Shejianr- en­ gine* and separators nt prices to suit the times. A big cut has been made In prices, C. W. Jordan act* a* county trea*urer for the remainder of the week. i WNnughton I* behind the counter tn K. K. Grant’s store tills week. Mrs. James Clarke visifc.1 her father at KalnuuiziM> a few days’ igst week. Rev. Large attended the EpUco|«l convvntlon at Grand Haven last week. John Rock, cleric in th.- Eagle hotel. Grand Rapids, was in the city Monday. ’ ■Onto Strong’s cheerful countenance' beamed in the Banxkk sanctum Friday. Mrs. Monw Nevins will leave Friday for a visit with her parents, In Jackson county. • ■ Kludge I*. T. VanZile and wife, of Cliarrutte, wl-re.guests of P. T. Colgrove ami wife Bunday. Rev. Cooper, of Grand Rapids, is exiw-rtcd to occupy tlie M. E. pulpit next Sunday morning, C M. Mack, of Dowling, will I*- depu­ ty county clerk during W. H. Power*' absence at Cincinnati. • T. .1. Bu*h. of Jackson, was In tlie dtv Saturday. Hr came to Jake in a fishing Bert Zimmerman has returned to Battle Creek, his home, lib place in Morrill A Co's I- tilled by Charley Doyle. Mieses Eliza and Jennie Woll returned A little child of J. NvviH’*. while play­ to-day from Howard City, where the fun­ ing <«n the lawn Sat unlay, l»ecam-' Hloki-d eral of their 'stator. Mi-ji Delight Wolf, on a blade of grn*-, which gave the doctor* took place. ■ a hard Job before It was ivmovoL Luckily 'uzRahdi Wnoton will attend the annual till* was accompli* hcd. and tbe child wamr« ting of the Metlxali-t Alliance at Chi­ i<.unlr«l hi- rwid^uw. cago Wednesday a* a delegate from the John Klopfer died Fn Grant I Rapid- of alliance of this city. . consumption Friday, aged 29 year-. The "Ed. Bailey has u-cured a |MMltl<*n in an body, am>Dl|»nl«! by a number of' rela­ Gtwgt» drug .-tore, and will leave for that tives. arrived <m thetRlh p. m. train Satur­ place to-day. Hr will also play with the day. and the funeral occum-d Sunday at Otsego Isv-e ball rlllb. .; B.-.n»i< r- restaurant f««r ice the ri-^idence <rf John Benitmrr. D. R. c<aik and Major Anderson urr soliciting aid tor an extension of the • njoy.ti n picnic at 1.3 yetuw fur criminal K.-isaultin Barty eotin-. Wheeling A l>akr Erie II. R. Their pre— ty. suicided by cutting hi* throat y esterday . ent quartet* an* at Adena, Ohio. He wouhl liave l»eeti released .lune IK He the --a-on was I'rough t had no known relatives. No cause for hi* C. II. ralmatirr. of Banfield.-wn- in the city last week on his *fay to Ann Arbor, dee<l known.—Detroit Tribune. where hearlsitod the university. He will <>f living. now get' Mrs. IL 1’. Cherry, of Bedford, died probably attend the same next year. Wednesday, aged Cl: after long suffering ./li. I. Hendersbott. Ed. Power* and T. l!l Ih1 at the Hasting* from cancer. Ih-ci-afjed wn- a piotwer of Barry county, a former resident of John—-- si. Bush were at Gun lake the fore |>art of town but for the past six years resided in the week. They brought home u 11 lb. Bedford. She left a husband and five pickerel that In some way got fa»t to one of their hooks. grown ehlldnm to mourn iter loss. jcAl news at lb- II: ■I that Dr. R-nigliman will te­ ;♦ isotiMf Frttay. j Delight J. Wolf. M. D.. of Huron, Da­ V-TV. D. *Bennett has returned to this city kota. but formerly of Hasting*. Mirldgan. from Brooklyn. Hr has l>een suffering died at tlie resMence of her slater. Mrs. severely with rheumatism, and . comes Tlmmas Quick, in Howard City, Saturday home to recuperate. Will's many friends afternoon, June »th. at p. m., of can­ extend to him a la-arty welcome. - und wnlor* of the high cer of breast. Her funeral took place Mrs. Runyan and Mrs. Carpenter, of tn' a: riKiniapple Friday. Monday, at 3 p. m.. *nd the remains wen- Grand Rapids attended tbe funeral of I single, middle ag«l num. to intoned in the cemetery at tiwt place by John Klepfer In this city Sunday, return­ the aide of her father and mother. ing to the Valley city Motulay. Mrs. Our Cliuton and n baaket full of Ban- Runyan la a sister of tbe Mr. Klepfer. it ' ii <•! ।'M viand Hoes n<H thn-iam lu Jin-ting-. ihe last : iq Hading-al On Mmiday hurt occurred a terrible ac­ cident In the neighboring towiudilp of 1’rilrieville. that caused by suffocation the almost lustant death of a man in the prime of life. " Mewr*. J. IL Cairns and Geo. Hazen had taken a contrast to drive a well In the yard of the Littsley school, at North Pine latke. Some difficulty wn.- experienced in getting the pi|>r down, nnd then a change was made to Um- old method of iligging ami curbing. After going down 23 or 3U feet, pipe driving wu* resumed, und water se­ cured. On Monday morning ht-t the well was about to is- filled alauit the pipe, wl-.cn (Tutric* AruuKwtg, of Prairieville, asked l>erml<w>luh to remove the curbing for his own use. Till- wu* granted, nod Mr. Hnzerfassisted him in the work, the men de•ctfiding alteruately and renartiug curbing. After a short time, gravel't-mmnrnced to run in from the sktes, and Mr. Hazen said that he wouhl nqt go .down agnlii. Mr. Arumtrong hnd no feur. however, and de ■wended. Mr. Hazcu was horrified fo'heur the curbing cracking, and looking down the welt saw foe -hie* close in upon the victim, 18 feet below. The Crushing grav­ el was very wet, and Mr. Armstrong was undoubtedly smothered at once. A crowd was MK>n gathered, but tlie laxly, which was buried Ut the tleptii of five feet, was not recovered umii atu.r j p. m. The ac­ cident occurred just before uoou. Upon request. Justice L? E. Warner impanueb-d a jury constating of M. Diwter. John Brandstetter. Jas. Brown, Kellogg Flower, Cha*. Ford and Theo. Morehouse, who held un Inquest over the remain*. The verdict was hi uccordanee with the facts a> stau-d above. Cliarics Armstrong, tbe deecased, was »ui industrious, steady citizen, nged about 4b yearn, and leaves a wife nnd four chil­ dren In pwr circumstance-.—Plainwell Indcja-ndent. . ■» Children's day wu obMtrved at the M. E. chnreh in the usual maimer. The church never hMikcd much prettier, fems and gnuwes taking th" place largely of the profusion of flower* lit the previous decor­ ations. After the opening exercises a slam address was given by the |m-tor. telling the object of "children's day" which teaches the children beiievoleuce and extends charity to young p>sij>lc desir­ ing an education but unable to attain It by their Own efforts. Some six hundred were BMdstvd in their college work from this fund last year.. The program as carried out was exceptionally good ami reflects credit upon Hie superintendent and those who assisted her. Each selvHon was deserv­ ing a word of praise which we are unable tn give sejrarately. .We would like to make sjiecial mention of the select reading •by Rose* Bostwick, the recitations liy --------- Eggle-ton and Bf*-ie Herring and exercUea by the infant class. A short memorial wn* given by Mr*. Rose of the schoinrs who have died during the year. There were four: Frankie Imvvtand. Marion Tliorp. Maudlv Fuller and Nettle Batterson.' Each one was lovingly reiuemlmred and tenderly spoken of. The collection, iiiio of the feature* of the day, found open hands waiting. Each vias* sent to the front a repr»*-«-ntaiive with ‘their money and a dish of flower* which whet^ placed In the franw prepared for them left the lieautifiil motto "Our gift* In Hi* name." Tim collection amounted v< 921. Friday evening Halting* Division gave F. G. Goodyear a most thorough surprise. The drill corp* wx« marched out on Main street, formed n circle, and N. T. Parker proccedisl to make n vigorous "kick" against arrangement* Major Goodynu* had made for the accommodation of the Division at Cincinnati. Others Joined in tlw same strain. At till* Junction Col. E. Y. Hogle stepjM-tl within the circle, and proceeded to reprimand Major Goodyear, for his seem­ ing lack of attention for the Division's welfare. He wound up by making a neat speech, showing that, despite tlie com­ plaints made. Major Goodyear had the con­ fidence nnd gcxxl will of the Division which be had merited as Its former captain and one of Us men in the ranks now. In Conclusion he presented Major Goodyear, lu Is-half of the Division, a magnificent sword and belL with gold trimmings, all appropriate to his rank as Major on the staff of Brigadier General Hastings, of the Michigan Brigade. U. IL K. of P. It was a happy turn of affairs, and Major Good­ year was touched deeply by tfaL* testimony of the esteem In which he 1s held by Hast­ ings Division. He responded feelingly and from the heart. And the boys feel­ ing that they had enjoyed first the dis­ comfiture <rf Sir Knight Goodyear, ooeaslontd by tlie put-up job engineered by Parker, and afterward tb«‘ surprise caused the recipient by the beautiful gift, reform­ ed the line, all happy over tbe event. lli>)nii>*. the Jeweler’*, XKitH hail a "monkey and parrot time" on ✓Dr. Andrus ami wife. Fred Ryerson, Jefferson street near the postoffiee Weitnes- far*. J. C. Cole. Mrs- A. McCoy. Mrs. D. fountain pen. the |>e*t day evening Clinton stopped to rest ami 8. Gucalyear, Mrs. R. Doyle. Col. E. . u*ilr. for <tlf at S A. Holmen* the Jewe- set the lawket down with such emphasis Hogle, J. A. ftweezey. Miss Mac Swrezry, that Junes McGlynn's hone was so taidiy anti Miss Belle Spaulding accompanied the The Detroit league ball club now . hold frightened that hr Jumped Into Frank Hastings Diviaion to C^irinnatl. -»rnm1 pure, slot an- crowding t 'bicAgo for Olner's buggy as a safe harlrnr of refuge. Finis: A mail "devil" and an unrecogniz­ Barnum A Bailey’s show at Kalamazoo able buggy with a disgusted owner. Tt.«- c. K tc >, <... ttre getting rending July 30th. A game of bow ball at the .fair ground* Iblfflild nioie *aling mi the grounds near CoL Merrill is hard at work soliciting aid for the extension of the C.. K. A S. next Saturday. While Hastings has 80.000 elegant dollarot Iodic- Mint genu 'already invested in the project, yet we Ca and Messer Bros. A Reynolds. *«rL-» in the ■ at S. A- Ildlmea*. the cannot have the road atop where It Is. Its Dr. I awry removed,h pterigum • growth extension will make It one of the most im­ and tumor from tbe rye of T. J. Bush ••••ntres were well at- portant line® in Michigan, and a very de­ Tuentay- Also stumor from the eye of trllilrfl Uti'l '■>mpliinente<l by the sirable road for Hastings. It will give n* Mrs. Montgomery, of Rutland. Monday. those trans|M»rtation facilities we so much ■’Hlerai-." mid. and without which we cannot bop- * On Saturday afternoon of this week, at and family how nccapy to have capital sech forwitment In manu­ Vwtonlvllle. tHv" will '»■ • s-mlnnw K-rntly purchased of .Smith facturing. Therefortdielp on the project. toS Al~> « K»"w "< I—•'“rtw * < hWr.'.r Don’t refuse the little that is required. Z B. Jl»yi i-greatly improving the apthe races. The Drill Corps Of Hastings DlvWonEdward 1 ternary . of W.xdtajHl. was con;-wraiwr «t his p -idrnre grounds by a Na 10. U. R. K. of P. left on yesterday victcd of an assault upon C. V. L cud tab ut auvt'in. ’ afternoon's train for Cincinnati, where they to Justice Kenaaton's court tlw -th. H I Alt UM will enter the competitive prize drill, open to teels that the venllct’was unjust and lias ail U. IL Divisions of the world Twenty- appealed to the circuit court. five divisions are entered. Including some We won't wait fo/th« weather, or righ Ni V -t'-.-v of Using.-, and touches Juit of tlie finest In the land. In the state. for the seasons, if the spring ta backo*rivjd at Ni aiikvmach.-r Jc VanValken- Hastings Division has won tlie laurels at win! we are forwanl: If the sea-ms are every competitive drill. But at Cincinna­ on time with a stock of good* that you “untD* ftiniitcrv store. • >ou ■o"* ba,,CT’ “ «rW ti. the boys will meet companies that have Xi Or. J. A. i.,i:. Jnnan will Is- at the Hnst- won prizes on similar occasions in the SJ’rnSFa little cash that we need. We Friday <tf thl- week, anti regu- put. .nd win, taf • uUnul >>»■ pt)** i”«»“ ““ “T •?' tel) rarh Friday thereafter. for proficiency in such matter*, n iiether Ttahai,f„r j. w Bentley** rrci- Hastings will win at Cincinnati ta a ques, •w ha* to,.); „ltliri|vtwl and work on tbe tion. but the boys are going to try Undr best At least they will creditably repre­ is procn-inr rapidly. sent foelr city and Hastings Dhiston. "* ,llr “«u«! -Sunday services Here's hoping they may come home with Xwimclni-prcqmse to keep VP the well"*n*»bjterian Sunday school will olv tin* first prize. r rtlltin ii day, o.'xt Saldiath. The l>oot and' shoe business so long cimducted by Augustus Rower during hi* Jewwfc-c«. E.™ wurt lifetime, and since his death - by J. J-jsifly fur gla-H- free of charge. Wilkins as agent of the estate of A. Rower, lias been transferred to n »“n‘ed stock Th-Z. '*Uh1 the firemen out cotniiany. known as the Rower Hbor Co.. t^i *>r rprartlre drill. But of Hasting*. The members of the new alinn ](lb. „r kjegiyg. concern me J. L. Wilkins Mrs. J. L.J Bw.' are branching out In our line of be • kreh.^L.100 MrT<* 6r ,BW| tor summer falkin. ami William H. Spence. Mr. S- ^Ur’”M^' K",l“lr‘* «t lhe law of- will have the management of the «jrporwstuart, KuuRpen A VanArman. ."j tkm. All wifi agree that It s * ' ' * Xnte’dpabl** •* lmProvWnrnt* <rf t(W wr "SfcX'F n “E S,’”‘ I*1""- hands. Will Is a welcmw ad<Uiioo to th" tnrnte ca - i . L;. there If there I* any virtue in bualneas circles of Having*- He U * u' a. li;,. Keystone. bound top-Uhere "(X-K tolr dealing young man whom- integrity Mn‘Lo>'hVm / P- H. IlAKtatw A Co. Welrelo'-t now reeeivattention tn the Intored. mitrnsud to him imd tolrPr»«* ymuen's ”’•* PaPer ackuowl- have w<m the good ofdntai 0f*llirtto ' * ,e" ir <»’ U"‘ finest heads of Wilkins will give moat of bta rime to bi* Ing litrp- ln\"*« 2; ^ocerics and provis’e7eni interesli^but wJH haw a I III!SU-ffriwm KtQJr, e'PV‘r '”w' ,,l<? K*toof Uncle John ;«the7 manufacturing At the McClure saw mill, Morgan, ou Friday afternoon last. Charles Hipp met with an accident that rrsultwl fatally that evening. He had worked in the mill!but two day*, and his Job was sawing slab*. Tlie saw swung on a lever, and the lever wo* m> carelessly arranged that It would fall forward toward the workman and lnyond the platform, rendering It exceeding­ ly dangerous. This fact, 11 seems, was not known to Mr. Hipp. At the time of the accident, he had his imck to the stab saw. whh h was at the time Inclining toward him. he It seems not knowing there was nay danger. But foe deadly saw got in Its work, falling forward and striking him in the leg. alxive tbe knee, cutting nearly through, mid backward into the hip, also severing tlie dwdi below the-knee. With a cry of "Why didn't you tell me It would fall on me,” the Injured man dropped to the floor. He was taken to hi* home, and Dre. Drake and Fuller of this city sum™<^l. Tb. phylete. chloriform and amputated the limb. But the patient never rallied, expiring Friday evening. Mr. Hipp was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and three children in needy circumstances. The criminal candewmem that would al­ low such a death trap in an institution of the kind mrets the -tnmgrst tian fnan the people of Morgan and vicin­ ity. If there is any redress, it will prob­ ably be sought, as the people there are thoroughly aroused over tbe matter. cdi.!!*1."*' *U1'- kw,kr ** rl<*ln< «rt Handy. Closing -mg. Critle—Mrs. Noble. W , sS<>r<‘prices, to fiuu-v/JJ" ,w f"w stock. Now hthe which morta *t Mr. Striker’s June 15th, 1888Singing­ Roll rall-Gcneral . Boweries* plants-Hr*. Smith. Pa|>er, Literature of the far East Mr. Sldnatn. State interference—Mrs. Kenmd'mCurrent Italian lltemture-Mr. t>tri**»Reading. The Giadiic** of Nature—Belle June Has Comei And. with it the finest line of White Goods and Embroideries, &c. Ladies, you want some of these goods for yourself for your daughters and little ones. We are prepared to give you the very cheapr­ est prices in the market. These are Facts! Come and Ask to See Them- Goodyear & Barnes. J Remember the “Little Brick Grocery” if ybu have any butter and eggs to sell. Junior Binder, Lightest and Strongest 2-horse Binder on Earth. Actual Weight 1,160 pounds, ready for work. Wheat will not be a heavy crop but the ground must all be gone over and there is no cheaper way or one by which you can save as much grain as with a good binder. Last year we sold 81 of the above binders and every one of them gave per­ fect satisfaction. The purchasers tfames-will be furnished on application. This year the following persons have given orders for Mil­ waukee Junior Binders: 1. John R. Barnum, Woodland. 2. Geo. Kepner, Wooland. 3. John Shaibly, Woodland. 4. Chas. Mack, Dowling. 6. Noah Haney, Freeport. 6. Conrad Smelker, Freeport 7. Jacob Shriber, Carlton. . 8. J. Hansberger, South Cass. 9. Chas. Buche, South Cass. 10. John Johnson, West Sibewa. 11. A. E. Dewey, Banfield. 12. Frank Kohler, Hastings. 13. James Ransom. Hastings. ■ 14. Philander Otis, Hastings. 15. L. K. Foreman, Hastings. *16. Stephen Weaver, Logan. Come in and look over this binder. It will pay yon. Yours respectfully, Messer Bros. & Reynolds. �Named for the to. Cbureh party. W. F. Steele and H. Democratic Nominees for the CLEVELAND AND THURMAN TO RUN; White, of California, and Prines of Waa*a Vt'/A cUu»«tta, temporary sec- Pnxaediup of the Batiomd Democratic with sbnutuof applause. Oonveiiticm of 1888—The Plat­ form in Full porary offi-vra' names having been announced. A Selection That Makes the Red Ban­ dana a Prorhinent Feature in the Coming Campaign. and altoy Ita Irritation. -After eating • b-ry .treTHxvulul ol JWnmxra* favor IW1*^;, . .. .............. tlu> sniiner eaten lected for tbe temporary organization. A* be National Sweepstakes. - unonintuusly. mm! Gorman. Bryca, and Daw•an (of South Carolina) were named to escort White to tbe chair. A round of applause greeted bi n aa he took bi* place, and he im­ mediately began hie addrem. adopted," and tbe organization committee -L. ____ . . V...SU... Xf«.—Mui. Adrian Alger club will go to Chlcmco- A Horrible Inheritance. Tto transmission of tb* tdously adjjited. , Flower. New York; O’Dey, of Mtaouri, and Barnum, of Connecticut, were appinted a malority of c**c*. prevented ny use naeof the antidote which Nature fur.7 . —i.t-h i. fnt-nd tn the remorty known au over — --Bjieciflc-rommoaly called Hr J. a Brown, or HMMlUirUta, SV, writes: ••Three rears 1 suffered with thi* horrible dl*ea*e. tfwin** Specific cured m* 8>‘Kii75S3’u“!SS3y uooldou). theprr.n ^ maar so much tb. rvot >7^^ ’ *® P*X the amount due oa x a loarxui viuo r'.. Dr. B.F. Wingfield, of tho Boldlerts lomo. Richmond, Va., THE FIRST DAV Xxpurition bail full of political elute and -- .1*:___ ' • ■■ --- -1 urt,L t -- U. »». ZV U.-IKg*. write*: “I wa* a perfect wreck from Blood PoliMXL Bwiffa Rpocifloreatored • __a.v - U 1. .1 t •• -*1 I-.—11 tzwtSKV *' ctadliix the lte|KibUc*L.i, fm mat.y jeors, but that tie- latter party had. In spite of thin concmdon. fought against a revtaiou continually. But the erotic national convention te held while the affalrx admlntetration. He charged lb* Itepubllcaa Tarty with giving given to President n.n-rhuul, a subject which the Republicans hud utterly failed to deal effectively struggling for life and could .not long survive: ita unworthy u rvantahad been driven from office. dieting tbe triumph tn the coming tight of the Aithwigi. White had requested by w oe that during the delivery of htoi arch xcrupied by fair women In rich toilete— twice wa* comjarlbM to atop until the applause north gallery, a brwixo statue of President Cleveland watching tbe proceeding* from another prominent position, and portraita of Tilden and Hmidrick* prominently displayed. tbo will of the p-irty a» to candid prindplai for the campaign of !H8tL fleations: That in voting for allowed to change ita vote until tbo roll-call gavel fell calling the convention to order. Every prom­ inent man—Henry Watterson. W. A. Scott, CoL Morri- Then Tlionuvi M. Patti* num. nnd othnra hixi* numerou* to '',3,lulv I'-ntof a burst of npjdauw. white the political clulo,sucb ••“HOW. IUl t*”* Hendricks, ot Indianapolis; <be Clevelands, of Buffalo. iu.xhv Citation* a* they marched into the CDtORflOO SILVER GAVEL convention a gavel manufactured of Colorado Of the MKress Of Hood’s .•tarwMtita »•«•*»»* that c»rr> [inrehawr receives ■. fair equivalent tor h>» mow). The familiar h-ad-liae IM Domm One Dollar," stolen by » oricins) with and true only of Hood s Hanapsrrilfa. Thi* can really be proven by any one who drMre* to ted the matter. which be sold the Democracy rt u-day profoundly omy. buy only Hood1* Sarsaparilla. Sold by all Wit-red “We «r»- here today,'’ d-efared Col drusglst*. _____________ __ Una. "us reprewntat Ivro of tlw party that has Mir Lota of n<-« house* K«.>ing up st Ml. vtved all othera. the United, triumpluuit. tuvinrfbte Clemen*. ’ PajiiHou (Clarke's extract of tiax) Skin Cure, like many other inestimable Ix-nefite to mankind, was discovered by accident. Tlie proprietor, engaged in the pre[mix­ eumipUoa. oi tion of certain plants, fnfln time to. time noticed the effect of working In tbe pulp rate on the skin, if there was present any cutaneous eruptions, warts, blemishes or scrofulous syuiptouw. all disappeared as If my magic. After cxi-Tinienting ten years, it has become a scientific fart and a priceless boon to the human race. From giving away a few bottles, the demand too* Increased until the sale for the i«urt two yean* amounts to 1.032.000 totttes. Large will not willingly ]>erpetr*tr They, fancy. In­ bottles only $1.00 for sale by Goodyear at deed, that there to no Imposture too 'mntMrmn tbe jieople's drug More. for th* popular credullty.nocrime that will nr< te Homer will celebrate on the Fourth. P*l»il!on (Clarke’s extract of flax) Ca­ tarrh Cure. from an exiwrlmmt, ha* grown to lx- the acknowledged Mipertar of any qulllty and peas_v" throughout the land, and of remedy for similar nurpoees. Purely solemn promtaw made by tlw tamucntcy beta* vegetable and M-lentifically prepared, it Ts faithfully kept ’To th- patriotic, independent nbbolutely harmless, and effect* cures where till other known ivnuilivs and the moat learned medical talent fall. That It nobly’ I* a favorite with all cla--M-* is evidenced by tlie fact that during the past two years. •><1.000 gallon* have bwen- wild. Positively cure* catarrh, hay fever, eolils. etc., etc. Itante battles only $1.00 at W. H. Good" ’ .year's drug chore. dent—Grover Cfeveland. [Loudapplau*e.] The chairman received thia han>b«ome pres­ ent, which wa» hand«d up in a blue plush case, and than briefly declared the couvenGorman then moved that the roll of state* b« relied for mcmlx-rs <rf tlw committee*, and the proper committee witbout debate. Tbe motion was carried and tho roll was called, the chairman of each delegation announcing Mr. Collin* spoke in a voice which, though not great in volume, wiu sufficiently clear office with tbe White Mottas. Great mistake* have Iwn made in tinworld, by supposing many nervous troubles were due to l»il blond. This headaebr. lita dizziness, sleepletuinres. etc. an- al- Interrupted with loud applaute. nrrves of the brain; dyspepsia. {41n, wind, Tbe vice president* then Vx>k their seat* on etc. u> weakness of tire nerves of the stomach; wcire lungs Is eaused by weak­ ho wax Informed that the resolutions commit­ ness of the parts; • biliousness, constipa­ tee would not hare their report ready until 1 tion, etc. to weakness of tbe liver or bow­ els; [mlna. irregularity, sterility, to de­ rangement of the uterine nerves. For all weaknes. Dr. Miles’ great nerve and country, and it went to the reoolutian* com- brain food Miqias.se* all other remedies. mitten. A request from tbo woman’s con ren­ Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyrer’K tion recently l>eld to WoAhington City was <Lntg store. Saloon bonds at St. Louis 83.U00; min­ eral water tree, . A question m to tbe distribution of ticket* national committee, and Roswell P. Flower tbsn offered a resolution that tin- oouvention adjourn to noon to-day, which, after an Mosndment making tbe hour 10 o'clock, w.i» tuloptr-d and tlic convention B<fjotim~l. Wabhax . otoh Cftt. June 6.- Praddent devel^tui manifMted great iuternwt in the pro­ ceeding* at the Bt Louis convention. He re­ mained in th* White House alb <tay yester­ day, agd, with hi* cabinet arorfnd him, re­ ceived bultetina from tbe coinentlou. A . Impurities of the often cause great roof flutter. st till* season. Hood's Haraaiiartila T. J. Campbell then aroeo and wanted U annoyance partite* tbe blood, and cures all »urh affection*. offer a resolution, but did not state ite pur St Johns capitalists will start a bank at port. Tho convention had previously tulo|>ted a rwnlution that all such should l>p referred Pompeii. without reading, and it was not until Camp bell had declared that bi* pap-r bod no refer­ \\ eakrned and deranged livers, stomachs ence to the platform that b.- was permitted and bowel* should never lie acted on by Irritanta like common pills, bran etc. Mlles* Pills cures liver complaint, consti­ pation. plica, Hr., by a new method, bamples free at W. H. Goodyear’s. THE SECOND DAY. Bolesby’s old Junk and curiosity-.bop fa Monroe burned Tuesday. boewt. A Cnliforuia delegate mounted a chair and unfurling a red banderchiof placed oob THK SPBOIALIST, NASHVILLE, MICH. Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, The l>est possible testimonial of Kis ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful Sractice in dealing with such isorderS. Thereupon It I* ordered. that Ssrurdsy. the JOh day ot June. -A. I). !'•*. «t t®» o'drek us the forenoon, be a*iigu--<l ».r tb- hwisj st •aid Mtitiou, and Dial the hetn> at Uw ot »4d dew Med and all other iwnori* itdrrratri to said relate. are required to appear al a w*doo of aaldTtoun. then to be tedden al ;te ITvtqte Office tn tbe elty.of lUdtii.r. ■.>, *s. show cause. If any (beret*. why tlw prayer e( the petitioner should not !•<• granted. And It « ’farther ordered. That saidj«.iltt«te-rgf»*5®<to to the persons Interested tn said estate, ot tte pendency of said petition, and (he heartg thereof,by causinr a «»pv of tkl* order to te puMlsflrt fa the HsMIng* BANhKk. *n.-»»te- Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince tlie most skepti­ cal, ffbni the very best citizens iu vjblUSbJ, in­ cluding business men, farmers, DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. . State of Mietugwi. Count vd lUrn -MNotire la hereby given that l>)»<r: o* of a srfl * - ■ - e- . - - .,i... ..i—for lbs canity of Bam. sut- ■>( Mh-ispkwa dtroctetfand delivered against tor taaw mi uenjui.uir ".V". J»M B. Uv .»•»},<» U» j•--.. nuniuer anevu iu>< nmu seven [7] »e»t. lurry Coui-ty Mkhii-an Jt>e t»M half of tbe sooUx rest quarter ot •^•tlon niure town one [11 north ot mure »■ :■ ■ The Dr. will tell you plainly (US] tarry County Michigan. *!«■ t«oacnsrSli* whether or not he can cure yoU. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easiij' determine, and the best Wcncc west lueive [u; rw». of modern appliances and the sastarty course until a <flre-t <iu ■ most approved remedies, ! Ute ■ adapted for special cases, many teak*-fifteen, tbeore aputn « *»:>••• k««b of them prepared ouly by. Dr. 1I tagtootng: and bring theIn«ur.ine> r--nms> «» Baughman, enables him to ef­ the nd day ot Januan . A. i> 1.» f—..l„ qf ,11^ . .1,. .1 .1 or wo fect a cure easily whertf^oth-' era would fail. . | fount v isi'fc “L®!® n.o>n. Sheriff Ol Ram • ■’ - '’’SSig By I. W. VTaOaMAS. DeFW S8*™’ xSt?" « ,“*“-,WutaLow,s Boonuxo Bruvr should u*rt for children teethIsg. H Petmsylvania, Wisconsin, Nebraska. West Virginia, Florida. Utah, New Mexico. Ohio, entered thereto, on ur before tbe Mb d*y ut November, In tbe year our tbotoand. etefc: । hundred and qlghty eight. ALONZO A JUNABTON. CIreuit EtmnCowkb ■toner to and for Barry County. Mkhttaa. BTUABT, KNAFrEN * VasAKMAST Solicitor* (or i utaplainuL (A true copy.) Wm. H. 1*OWEB8. Deputy B«|*tcr in Cbanewy. OBCHONIO Ml The St. Clair county Jail I* faH. of IHTd, and which hn.l Lot tlie unnounci-niiuit be made tliroughout the civilised world through th*silvery tongue ^JOHN HOLD1X. Xnrts*»M STU ABT. KNAJTEN A VakaWUX iW* < Attorney* for H'Xrtgsgve. After experaxing hl* apprecla^on oouferred upon him by hto •election i member of tho federal union to that party which had restored silver to that high plane and wined to be tinder the special manage­ ment of the California delegation, which has done so much to cultivate the “Old Roman's" to ■}»’•described: Rrnntog north on oaSl links. to coater ot highway knoa-n *» tbe final Rapids road. tbenee wt thr.-.- (JI thirty (30) links, thence sooth ten go, chain, slxtr-aeven (87) link* to quarter (kilter tL-Z, west M quarter (m) line three < < • < i *i n, The village of Sullivan. Muskegon, was fighting Are all day Tuesday. A ndmber. of buildings were bumisl. . ColllM then turned hhaUratloo to tbe arlminl*- TEMPORARY WOODEN GAVEL ■HK committee to escort tbe chairman to hi* place, and they executed tludr duty aniid n most vehement oull>unU of apptowe, anil Chair­ man White performed hi» last official act, the introduction of tlw new presiding officer to the convention with grace and eloquwe, adding a few words of farewell on his own la-half. A* ColUn* raw to deliver hto Mhlreut suffered long with L’locl Poison I tried Bwifi's Si-octfic and nm l«»’j£.ct.!j,Jre!?A. W. Buell, of Power** H<ftt»Uilocb* eater. N.Y., writes:“It i» tbe bestblood ■ remedy oa earth. I cured myself with It. 1 r gommendod It to a friend and It ■ made him well." Mr. F. L. Stanton, of the BinithviUe, (Go.) News, writes that a friend was affiicted with a csso of Blood Polson, and two bottles of 8. 8. H effected a complete cure­ Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. TuKSwirrRrrc.’rtcCo^ 10,000 people who thronged the floor and gal lerim cheered rwponslve to tbo Thurman on Su. As it fluttered from tbo bonnor staff Um California dabgatton a mighty about aroM The Pennsylvania delegation had it Cream Balm ■FFly^JB bo tlw feminine symbol of attachment to the eutwe of tbo -Old Roman. ” At 10 tbo si I* Allays Pain and Catarrh ELY’S Cleanses the Nasal I*a*tag-< I n fl a m m atlon that the basic principle of tl>i* country wu Heals the Sores aiOHMT COMPLAINT* relied tl-twdm The Republican* had given freedom to-l.uoo. Sense* of Taste and Smelt , TRY THE CURE ovaemiA ___ A particle I* applied iu;u<-\. ;> i agreeable. Prise M cent* at Dn. rSrtstered.eirt*. ELY BROS, V- "Atreo NORTHERN PACIFIC J HUR MICE U1U010iLHIB FREE Government L AN Dib ' ‘to platforos THE TH �tbefa la^ioranoi, - — et^Tbi* tnaMar. j^w.rthar clowd by thanking ttte tn ’-half of dO.lXIO.OOO women. rnmotw eb. Lad been granted. *,%D» She wa. -peaking there wax a good (jodaCconfu* on and note* and atxne call* of -Tiw," aa.i he - a'evidently keenly affected by the he* of coorteey ahown bar, and at cw t..br, when th- uproar made it naceaaary f*r ber to rtop »|**king, ibe wciO^d with difBeultr to i- t-nwi tear*. It la but fair rn the .i. :-n<tc. to *ay that th.- treab 3*0! of Mr> Morri weather waa mainly due «c •he «di.:i- •- "titnidem in tbe bull. ( Am I -! r<- then made to take a twee to wru, but noUbcr amvoeded, and .k. *,!! .< <nt.» wa* ordered called furaom- “* y Na atlad tecboc^raXw^Tf7 ""t* Wh*^L har® been effected by Hood'* Startoeeadtand execute Ute law*, and are rbtegil with tbe duty at pnwerrtag peace, aneurin* •quaMty and iwtebbihlng JuaUca Tbe Dwnocraik party welcome «t exacting ecratlay af the ad mtatatmUon of tbe executive power, which four ywar* ago yaawommltted to Ua trwxt In the eteoam ot Drover Cteretand pwaUeal of the United Brnteaandk challengwi the newt Marching In­ quiry aiocerniug IU ndeli j end devotion to tbe ptedgwwMch then tnvKed the eoffregre of th* people.. During a moat critical pwitto of our nn»aet*J w .uBrirai praot Uui thl. ami- ”•■** WJW l»„ £T^’*^*tadu«-ovi atri him J Am-ric«> aril htrtory WJ"Vri Uo“ nominate M^c^ln^ titaxlf^”*10’ ““j® “ rioqueat 0»?C.Bl.ek,f to .New York, which vlicit^l ,. r», and when the Kmpire .1 Hen- Dnaiel I-oagh-rty to x -Uad the cbeore were pro,-,rV a minute, and tbe ap । .i.Hed when be appeared oo 'jKsa. "5,'> U*tr ■«* bnudkerchiefa Th* 10,­ 5. c'take* >>ined in r' Vyl th-- npplauw and tbe "-V , hand tn the eart. gallery paitTt. teU’W.vtW. helped akiag With tn- on! irn-re twit their I fare and lial'., tna.ietbe flag* .nvl n-M*und*«! through ____ tatty. hie l**e watioui witlun nwr wry urn down and feuilicnlly ■ air*- -siw uuP in tlie gallery Was «evtl 1 ret la — oudiagXbe nom, tutted al! tlir-ngh with •' •-<*':** <f( ttreif It waa ^av0. /ou put off purchas­ ing a C.ioakj Ilropp-W D«ad. I'hj-atok^iHb* eatlmate that tbe heart applaud «FN. J. r. BLACK. A* tto» nioquent orator from Indiana pro­ ceeded his *precb wwt repeatedly cheered, al­ though tbe Tburmtei men were evidently mtiw* under tbe point* tbe toH*H Sycamore" made in favor of ■electing an Indianian (or tbe vice prenideottul nominee. He said: The hlrtoriaa* at Euroj»- doncrilin Ifalgiutn at the Latite gnaoto m all tbe great ware that IranRilre i. tww-t! Lun-pean uatteu*. 1 rotne from tbe ptttlkal battle ground of xbe United Matew— teim rim I4*tc of Indiana. While k-rvai ware ak* piaiv ta <Xbvr cr.unttww, and eni|>irre anil dynastte* are <nwrthrown or vrtataiiihcd. >• hi In dlanaquertfamdr mightier laipirt are determined for tbe wluAec'-iintry by bvr attitude, either pf victory re <Weat at ptreidcntiid eteettau*. Wh. will Inquire "How front th,- hatth-‘ on any lint on* or two northeru atato, except Indiana! You. gvutfatnre is tbe *>mtb with everything In ferfl. will not a*k -How gre, Uhnofa! • to our weak, luc you know faiw she will go You will not atot “How r>~ t»- i-ou. ii_zu..-— • Pfa.er>4.re and-qrety.B n*. U1 Lut nZ *’*And i.-uiiUrtU Ui.- -Jdlrew ...d —n <wveT thwntpiiblfathau wmaver peMbefure de*ing ssi equal p-ri-nl. Rytetttlir-ut m.s.a m.u , )Mdtei.« »d re Mem Hal e(|wndRure ar th- putat>- u««wy. it tire ent < :ila*4 tiw rer-,^.,. .... m... . . 1 feetualti wun**t under tlw pruviaiou, *.< a uwaty. Ur opera:km of which ha* born purtpuued by lb«vastM>u ut a Hr^ubh'an majority w the Uonw« reform ta tlw*civil aervhe Imm -liwn wi*ngnrib-l and mataua>->l by Pnwldetit*arvw land, oo* b*- lu»< brvurhtarw public *ervkw *o tbe higtwwt XatxUrd of cOkartH-y. u.4 only by rule and pmv«|X. Imii by tbe«Lan>|ile ut hfa own uu Liriur ■ »M1 utiM-lndi fcdoti.ix-T Ui.iu ut |>uM*. aflair* In «mcy teunch and Zcpartn»iit ut Uwg-.rernn am Under Uc*BurraUc conlral th*- ri*hU u* V lit be. There will be De Inquiry nuule except Low tbe £uck <4 tbe 'battle fa uirtalurd in IncUaua. aed In New Yet*, and in New Jerwer. with an Inquiry **>inrtlnwwafa-a<< lo CY>nn«ticuL (leatlewwn'of tbe convention, we mine before you, out a* mctidieatila or *u;iplianta. Un a. rep rviwntleg a power. We a*k an honor ue till* tfakeC ted we Irn.tar you victory w it h the other band. Mr wk a tautw- on thfa tkkrt.aml we tender yvu hftivu electoral vote* In yuur cutfagn. Det te pare a mutreni in rvtnwpvet at Mstory. Jndtaaa iwcame a «tr In PUG. and from that 'liuur -is tbh no ilkauocratlc pre*k!<-t>t liar ever t—o Inaugurated wwvpt by her vote ladlana tun ruled for every farttoa-ral who ha» ever been ■ worn ite* office tvven 1*10 forward. Wtasw Is Uie date wlure- rev-red orrrmatctteihrv*- Where i* thereat- which in-mre Iwforv ltd* «*.L-eenU<m witb.htolwr right to demand rrepect an-1 ivwgnl tion! W" will again < o*t that rote fait dfanifar from year tuiud u«.«. and from thi» on untfl Novrmb*r. the IbougM or tbe cdculall rti that thfa ----- »•••<! wiiu won, r’"1 ®uul<* ** prevented by Dr. Mite*', new anti great discovery, tbe N«"W <-Bn-. Alwny* cotutnatev* when yoa am liegin to get .bort of breath, have wmk. taint or smothering spell*, pat* or Uwdrrxw—. In aide. ete. Sold at W. H. GoodyeuV May rrialto at ta jmr urn at Newaygo. Oregwn HDd Wjuhlngtou. Xr-S’S’ 1l»ffiK.‘7pULr.SSiOregon. beeauM. Of lu mild ellmate. Umber, ^i - ""r!*** ’ "i"11 .*,,nd-r,'‘l product ton of Sy’s**1 n>*' growth wf tipo- Nniind, tlw-terminu, of the NmRm Pactac K*."lib 12.000 Inhabitants; AeatUe. 3 miles dfattut. an enereetlc and thriving etty. ’b5, **“®° I? lhr P*c,Be Northwest L one that after* p culler Inducement* te thoae iwrklng wew borne* , By writing f ha*. 8. Fue, General Paseenger Agent, bortbern PbcIBc Railroad. St. Paul. Minn., be will wnd you ilirutrated pamphlet*, ntapeand booksgl ring you valuable InformaUoa tn reference to tlw country trovmed br this great line from Mt. Paul, Mlnoeanoh* Duluth and Aahtaad to Porttaod.OregoXehd TaXa to w.^ln1«tt>'1 Territory. ThI. road. *?**■ h*-1"* tb« only rail line to spoKMu- I- all*. Tacoma and Seattle.rehebea all Irioril*! l-utot* It* Northern Minure.**and Itaksca. Montana, Idaho. Oregon arii! WmtftlDgton po*te**re uu-iualled *ceolc attraction,, as well a* superior train equipment, such as din“!? roloQl'! deeper* tor the use at int'XMnk •riilsr,. neither of whleh ronvralences are to be found on an> other Hue ticketing bu*lne»* to the atalM and great when * regular babtt ot body can be eea wllbout rhangtng the diet ar dlaorgunlzlng •yatem, if they will only / The Canth-kl Co’* ult abed nt Mantotee burnr*! Tuenday. Ixkm <1,-900. . ilui«hW hi* unpasafrmed IW in til- wtwt unitary turn -Inch hid a portrait of Clevet»wo( the great plctare of aiding. twewling to tbe full >nrentioo tbe, well-known features of tbe pree- flr*t time durutg iu ■pro--re-ll ng*. Tbe del­ egatee inpuuted the CONSTIPATION, ------------ » poaeeas peculiar curative power, •evereat eaaea of ecnrfula or salt . wiw-n other prvjiamtion* bed Iwcn powrrteaa. the u*e of Hood’a Saraapartlla ha* brought about the happlnrt result*. 75*^* °f “** c- Whittier, of UmelL Maa*., who luffrml terribly from ecrofulou* *onw; that of Charlca A. Kote 01 E*»t Wilton. N. T., who had thirteen abter**,-, <m hl* face and neek: that of Willie Duff, of Walpole. Maae., who had hip dbeaiM- and scrofula ao bail tint phy.lci.na said hr could not recover, are a few of tlie many Irutaneea In which wonderful rare* were effected by this medicine. K so, now is your chance to ?Ave money on the 'invest। ment Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. emedy This is a chance to purchase r-'i—•■■■ -r".—cuouivu. *liu IU UK- Lanies’ and Childred*s Cloaks ssAxr^nu*ws.^-iSi cheap. remedy Peckham** Croup Rem- UFcS all We have marked them all SS ffiLS£ forms of over in , R to the most delicate cttiid. No rnnr* form of opiate eater Into It* eomrUUD posmon. iberotrv obviating tbe rtupefytngeffect resulttng from tbe admlalstraUoa ot the variou* Cures whooping--ssffi“Ks£yg-: Cnujrh to ’rwnttoeple**. : n“1* «*• “» hour* a®®vvug u. nmjy anxious ■ * Cures Coughs and Colds. PET KHAWS CROUP REMEDY >,rn*rrd only by Dr. H. C. Peckham. FroeTbWk' toIdby 1111 dn'K|rll,u- JBe- an<1 Mc- —Sold la Haatlng* by----- W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. MARR &. DUFF. Wher® Are You Going? lii front of Farmers’ Sheds. — V — JOB I W UM rvma oo yoo p Upon Moeipt ol an Mwwer to the abova u'ine you will be tarol*hed. fre. of .xpeare Ute*, wail te r.-rio ted thfa fall «>U. the role uf Indiana - r **dl n. t r,t„l at *3 Mate uo inktea-^ 1 know < t errtam mlculatrm* to fan* IndfaM cut. «>atr,er inIhMmcw de- tn.y Mdtena dr>troye,-ry ' —tumh»pe he I eay terr. Mr. fliamnati and gratirimn at thia magidAcw.t cunvrvtiua that the Imre of Uttle ^an- lb- wuiw. thfa yaar that tbr< >rrr tn lte«; L*p*ic lt> tli>» •wiillriukl. aul u«m: tlw tfaUU *111 U.< l, x-uangvd Tbe ptetgr. we ptelg-- < t a .-ontlu.iant* *- tie- !»■»*• --f iLe ten■•fit* uf gi.-l KvrerwtewL tlx- natl<|t>al !•»*:*•> v-racyuav-A-v- n renewal of pujMilnr trp»» b» tbe re-efacte?i« «»f a chief iMfhtnue wb*. )**» been taJthtuL alih- and prwdeai Ttey Invoke lu wl'lltten t, that Irn-t tte lr**cfnr to Uag DnMMwracy ut the entire b-uWaUwt> power Th,- ltepiil*llc*u party. ciNttrolllng the wnate. VoirJwo -Takr >>nunt by Oregon and rely • «i li-ltan* and y>et • III ant be defeated Ur ptre.ot tojriAi n MW on thfa ti- »et j-hyatally o.m! Mwntalh -tnxig. endowed with itwntM and piiydcal tttv'fie- year* to rerrw We name a ma;i wfa, ha* proven hint*elf •■we and over Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION Taking effect Not 20th, IM7. Grand Rapid* Middleville.... D. O. Roblntoti, ITrrident; W. 8. Goodyear. Vkw. 1-rea.i 0. D. Beebe. C ashler. FOR ONE DOLLAR doubt. avdaoncHital. unjust tana can i.-tUar te |*»prr<> a*:-i>-l-l I .«• o-|«Ued . Th.- Itews-.rrtk- paitv >11 .cnMlow* wftn aT tbr|a»w«r u-iin-fal (■• it to aliugglr-t - reform Itew laeaSn aoiM-laiy— with the pledg- . ut lt» Lu>t Idatfurm Ii><lor~.1 at the ballot !•-* by tbr suffrage* ><•»!>■ |ieop4r Special bargain* in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either m bleached or unbleached. COITS HONEST I. K. K nappe- But look at tbe specUsela which Indiana* p-v-w-ou Kite <w*l four ynar* ago O0.<**> »-.<•■* She will owt Vo.uu) vote* ar the ajiitouw-bing eteetk-n. nev*»rtr» ■< kt- aboukl bv unjustly .toerenard to *11 our P«*d*- Audited by ItetnucraSk- |-vtm ipire. the lutervrta of Um* people an- brirapwl. when, by na»*naltre«Miry The a>«ey m*w hl*-Ml*fa thfrelecol (rvortiry rreultaeg from Mi|<.*lh;.«o teva tiue atrw-unta to more than >IS‘-.<**’ (W, and tie eurplu. clfacted fa nwilitax tie- Mnjof wore thau anauakr Ifatraiiriied by thfa great tavilitettorn, tlw- rewdv of th- UcputiUran |«rty w'/mx-ef and e*M*-> U. by egtrutagu* extwwdltwrww Tbe l«e«n<MVB®Cremedy r< l-irtiturzf , fnigablyn* jeditic expmdila’v"- and .Uolfah un HOUSEPAINT liave riery atom of ainrnglb—jwreuial and polltl*wl— which We .-all rertalu, in order to hold , otir iiard pre»«rd Ut-re. Recruit the pivotal Jc4nt In the brttletleld if ymt are wire. The key of the •ftitrtkiu H in Imliana Strengthen her. you bold, brute no-o. win—- judgment* are <.vurtnred.de ■p'te the bonoraMr w-atlnimtality which h in your lirart.' Chut to tbe rwu* at tlw ixadtlrei in the lirtUrtlrid Wlivre Uw ttabt fa hoUart. ami tin* fight m iU be woci if woe ail. I cliabmg,-very fair-ruiaded manto amrwrr what .tale could pn-wnt any other nnnu- » hk-h could tieUig IU v-tc to the etertoral crilegv, ex cejit that ut Dane P. flray. We <io not put up our man for •!■..» or parade, bid for a han! tat­ tle and wincing mail!*. IM you tey to me charge *re madeagalnrt him at home and etae COTS FLOOR PAINTS MAY^GOD BLESS YOU! Chicago, K&U&aioo & Sagioaw TIME TABLE. {Americanand tun-igo imurt permit iumI <-uCAiragr every Lraueli of micll lnd«4ry and enter prise by girion rbc*n ateuntn-M uf a* rxleieinl market co l i<ea>ly and c*,ntinuou* «.pwnt4-x> Id »«1 and tla- nutn|nn tie* Inter,-<l of American W»it. wlileb riiould Id tn; ixvlaim. hih! a* «■> emit l»- le-glected. tte reviteMl ut uut tax ready an<L *1 Your- U»» i» cmitemjilaled Ly tlw- Ileuue raMc Ireri 1 .and tu priarerte tto- ad»aetagv -»f wl* later, tiy•tawtJwuliiK Ue- <viat of tte- -t—i-e-.M ire uf kfc m | tvir liopre of vt-tery In ludtatia that hi, name in theboin--of evt-rr workinginati and nt tlw re,i»- tiiat rtatr bvMre n tjiltiuily of wMCtet I am time N-cmring to him steady *usl i<-iuun»w*UG>- J not livre to rev that * - can u-x win without him. but I sun here u> May thM if you want l.i radtire to an abardtifa- rerfaufty IwT-xt- you Hive thfa hat He- fifteen etoctoral *wXc;. of Imlfaun, ixeniaatt Jeaac P Gray > illiGroirrt>'vtand und tlw wort • **•• Im* in < nover*. wlft fa- tlctir wb. n tlie Itemu Thun n wxuou <if apwrhmaking waxih- ion wa* rellnd lo ur<lqlgixl in. Thurtnnti * iiNiiiinatlon wnaacc“<»; w> hot that tbr (raided by Dryden ' n------ -* *r-— it wi-lrvw, uniform— Jeraey; Dorwiv, <iuf Nevada; Rainea, of New ■ ■‘•t- their vrets am| York; PowriJ. <.,.t Ohio, and other*, and >-ls»f fan trade wm a then moved that it Gray’s by Co*. „f Georgia, mxl Kettle, ot epivxle, in Which tlw bo adopted, which Kentti<ky,*afb r iwhich tbe nxrtclitiun prt>•ml I'UMpicutHH part, wm carried umuil* crwdtxi to vo»ei '■•d> NuetMW, mid wa» mously with a Tbo <-llo|cu WM made aunng rw auUre .... I tenac excite-inoat, every delegate in tbe hall | being ujioii iifat teal nnd nboutlng at the top of hfa vedev When a vote wqu announced from Oliiil for Gray there wm a storm of biaww and cries of “Put him out." Before tbe tote of YVfaconain was announced it was eri dent th.it Tbuniianb nomination wasaxuml, rend nwpectivclyil nnd In the niidat of tbo mori intent* excite­ ment tbe noininatkm wax rondo unanimous, by Scott, of I'enn-I , '-2 ‘'f/Jrlniud s‘-t* and Uien, after tho psaaago of the usual reao•ylvunla. Ixdnnan, '■••Mte iJLKwTn»Wril. tvnew.u»eptelce lutlotix, tlie cuuvMtUoa ndjoaraod sine die. i f low*,and Baker, << !♦. L I >U the of Ohio. 'Die flrrt demanded tlw pa**nge of Tlw Kfkala Coovontlou. 'r^™d>«o* the view. <g. tha Mill* bill, tbe attxnxf declared for tbo adCfNCfNKATi. O., June 8—At 4 o'clock yes­ "** torJZ’ “ L lx hfa tart unouri U* rtafiw Z the uirma intel pretathm miteion ns etute* of Washington, Dakota, terday afternoon the convention of the Bamv Mottteun ami New Mexico, atxl tbe third was otant and Protective Order of Elks war ^"■l^reta'hT*’.?"’ o<n Detuo- a tribute to lb« memory of tbe late TtwimM forrnaliy opened atMtedc hall by L. M. HadA. Hendrick* They were all adopted dsa. of tbe CipcinnaU lodge. About l.MC Tbe rewlution* all bn ring been dtopoved ol delsgnteM were premmt, repnwnting every tbeconvention proceeded to tbe uominalioc state in tbo Union. Tbe address af^ welcotns of a candidate for rice preaSdeoL When Cal ■yLSr. “ •»—;Z5Z.VI Uoanla waa called in tbe Itot of aUte^ Mr. । (,?£JUud *7 • rirtuea m Wz,^rtag every greotedpowte , tern w im full of malaria. For two year* I wa* acarrely able to work at alL Some time* my heart wouki palpitate for two bourn at a time. My leg* wvnild get cold to the knee*, and I fully ■xpcctrd lodle. In 8cpteml>cr. MW. I bought a bottle of Shaker Extract of Boot*, or Sclgrl'a CunUlvr Syrtip. of your agent, Mr. IL M. King, and before I had taken the Br*t bottle I felt belter, amt In a »hort time wa* nblo to go to work, ••.'lay God hie** you for the good you W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. cEMT?EU. Mr. win. J. ii.< ano. w uuwiui im . uoaiou. write*: ">lx month* ago 1 I^kbii to throw np B food after rating. I thought 1 wa* going >eoB*umi>llon. J »ooo began to hare t*aln la the clH**t. *touiorh and side*. 1 gntllttJi* tleep and woke all tired out. I once loat flue pHintti In lour dux*. I began u*lng Shaker Kvtno-t of Root*, or HelgaT* Syrup, and when 11 lind atu.bed tbo ahtli bottle 1 could eat three •quart- nieal* a da i. and go lo tlrep tbe minute j r p>. Iuwt I M.n ■ i,,n>e hane—e tivtead— •ocond taittl-. nnd pained rightrer. jraund*. 1 ought tn t* thankful and I nor " Till* rtm»dv open* all tlw natural pMUwnot the l*ody. Mp-H the polMm frnra the blood and enable* nature to rrlxu'd what dheare baa dee^fSiat’er Extract of Root*. nr Heieel1* Hynip. la wild by all druggist*. or »ei d tn the proprietor, A. J. White. M w^ren etrrrf. New York. She Tried and Knows. A leading ehemiat of New York aay*: ** No nlaaten of rack merit m tbe Ath-lo-pno-roa Platan have ever before been prodoced.” They era a novelty beenuae they ait not made •imply to *ell cheap, they era the beat that acicnce, *kiil and monev can produce, and will do what to claimed for them. For apmina, acbea, wraknea*. lamenea*, etc., they an —tfIgn arTfl CRAND RAPIDS HERD. Holstein friesianS MACKINAC bummer lours. Palack Low STBAtagw. Ratm DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND ■vary W«ak Bay DETROIT AND a CLEVELAND ■*«J —H»y T»*>e *«riw *uly —« Awroa*. OUS ILLURTRATKD PkMHtltTI jssiswa -* ■ ■K. X. BWnx; Snaheri ItaSaattNBvaKi SeaM �PMite •10,000 or »lfi,0«J paper til) she bad teen helped ap and wen • . .... author, u living, a cnx» You will think that F«™-h tarose a.i«l alter them anffictanHyto French farces This will require lone par. found Mte C. Anna Manning and trer stater. Mi« Milan B. Manning. settled ’W a IU, " ....£ land rillagn of Glenfield It ted fascinated r.' ‘Hlv Minnlnr sisters.'' •rating found than resting nt last beneath book by cutting out the old and clumsy method. quite calmly: “They are Yet it is quite possible that I put them too near tbe edge of tbe stair"----"And they fell off." interrupted her sister; Glenfield river, a little more than a hundred rods distant. Tte listers prepared for tte night with little couvaratioa. M te Lilian was thought- bility of Marla's having forgotten to put tte oatmeal to soak, and no fur: tier sound issued land fashion, "tbo living room.’' Tte fiipk- 'Well, truth to toll. a ghostly experience te In tte tailing, i you can tell this thrilllngly." Miss Lil unwmt, which during her stater • last word. Ing ^on. and pre tbo -happy ending. m.wuu ____ „...„». then de ctare ttet v-’u te-’v. i-itavtte novel in qtw*uon. Nobody w»IMfcw you Mpectally your brolter dranuitista. but tijatdotonotinattoriftireplayiaa sucre-o Nobody ran prove that tb-similar: ty tinot ■ ...___ r viwirwdf. and of CtaUX- Tire moonlight was so bri I Lian t that the tt about ffl, who wore ter brown hair combed mxxTihly nod sb intogly lack and Irer brown . ... An old Now England te'-wa that had stood through Indian warfare, with tte wild shriek­ ing around it, like a faint echo of earlier and thougbta. poor aud clever New York artist named Hal­ leck Dubsonx, that this batr of ter* had teen with tire instinctive feeling that she must listen for something. Perhaps tte town Bet for tire wind, oil we* still. _ __ _ I- tai UUI.U dm.tfuv a^aniM Dnrinr tr-iiwHuwiu _-.z—j even- tower and faculty of body and mind is taxed to tire utmost to discharge tte duty poured out tbe follow who wna studying tbe deed with quiet inter "Oh, don't you see! Dubenu, Du bean—oh, that was what It was all for—oh. It all seems like a story, only more wonderful t Oh. Nan. don’t look to stupid! Don’t you know how Halleck's ancestor was a Comte de Beauvais Mias Lilian Anna's brain evidently did Mini Lilian bad mudly quwfconed if be Halleck Duteaux had long since admitted would not prevent ter tearing that for which Could their friendship become to how Stephen Ashley and his wife “quit claimed" forever to a minutely described house lot, and did al) things that could make tt "entirely and absolutely" tte property of and push of cMrks irnd eurumrerx It is one unending .drive. Everything must te finished up to tte doe- thia attitude. Wks', was on which their bouw' stood. ttenmlrrs rabght in this whirl of work, and are carried nloug and made to decide ques­ tions awl mokepun-luuM with a rapidity ut­ terly unknown to them in tteir own terne.. We grind, grind at our tnwimllb all day, and grind too hard. We bolt our meals in a fourth of the time we should give to them; wo ruab bark ho:n« at night m furiously aa wo left in tte morning, and our evenings are of the day. We are lirnig too fast, too hard. We break down long btrfors we should. Thit haste, tbia furious pare at which we that! It sounded Mba Lilian's like tte tho sister lo’ urge not visiting tte antiquary. had reeaired a revelation all at once: “Get right up from tire floor, Lilian! You will take a deathly cold. Wo must retnem- it tte wind) That does not, habitually, shut doom carefully Indistinct ideas of hor­ rible things rusted through her confused mind. But sire could not move; heart and twenty questions at once. But with a joyful gleam In his eye. and a satisfied smile on his metallic jingling came from some distant posture clearly prove who had tellt this teoae. Un doubtediy the builder hail been this exilmi for tire public good In those troublous times. by Mias Lilian at this point had somehow got from ter bod to tte door Kb« caught at tire handle, an I not having l*cn Jdtched the door is fair fight or. otterwisa, this enemy had vowed to kill tte count, and soon after tte count's exile bnd chanend to te sent tooccupv a high official position in Now France. This fleors on- no: city floors," reiterated ter “My beloved Nan," replied tte young lady •ddrews-* rtaiug and gesticulating dramatic- desire to die, in fair fight or ot berwise, thus leaving a young wife and child unprotected jingling sound him on tte forbidden sol) in order to put him D.II, >_ .l. ■ . . no spectra) light even appeared above them. An added sickening thrill passed through mark, for ter sister interrupted with “Brush advising that lovely old man 1 met today to dye hte white hair and beard. I didn’t tall you about him, did II He is Mr. Hikten. tte Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES HUFFMAN BROS SELL------ ing the jingling sound. Tte shoes dashed inte tbe little room and ceased. Btiil ate dssrended, sick with fright, total darknan around, tte shoes just ahead af ter. • Suddenly there was a aiiuflUng; she sprang L_-L .. *4.- - ■ ■_ .. vainly to cling to a support from which they BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices STOVES of determining its character, and how long it would support life of the different micro organisms, :re>re eqiecialiy tiiat of Asiatic cholera. H[»-elmcns war* obtained al differ second abnigside tte steamship Britannia (lying in qusrantinel. the third at Hoffman's island aud tte fourth al Swinburne island. Tho results of tte chemical and microscopic tests were such that tte invurtigator. As cistant. Kurgeco J. J. Kmyoun, M. B. C., says: “After rlmrir studying tte currents of tte upper Uy, 1 tun tel tn Isdicre that, if dejecta from cholera patients should be thrown into tte lower hay, cholera could gain a foothold va tire contiguous thoron, wbent every rendition favorable tn ita development 1‘roliati Mate of Mich it Notice it hrt! irrn.'ihat bv an order of the Probate Gnirt th- • :u *b Of from that aate wu v >»., lvuilur><« wrsrnt ibelr claims snlnU the estate of Mary E Bcehtel- late of saTd count) dereaaed. and that all creditor, of Mid dreraw! arrrcqtrtrrd to pre'cnUhelrrlalma to aaid Probate Cuurt. at the Crvtete office, la tte tlty of Hastings, for exam­ ination and allowancr. on or lx-f<- tte ®h day Of December pen. and that such claims will te lursday. tte cth Thursday the <Hh Of all kinds. See our stock ofGASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros, LUNN : BROS. THE - TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of gooL suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hastings. All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD activity—they rusted on, expressing in each step tte despo|r of one who makes a wild dash for liberty. ‘Bad child t—that reminds me, your speak­ Willow Goods, An examination of the waters of Naw York shoes. But she saw nothing in tho long hall, which was not dark, although tte wind clouds clumping approached, and, suddenly, from below, sounding loud above ter throbbing over it, of course—iu a position that would combine tte picturesquennd tte economical! Tlris wa have found in Lire country, and it has a secret slaircoso! And you know, Nanny Of the very flnep* grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new-and nice things in otter cities, coming into thing, is lire great curse of New Ya Joe Howard in New York Graphic. thought and was Parlor Sxxits These with a company around and invoker is npt to become their victim. When Mix Lilian finally fell nr.lrop tte clock Lari struck 12 ’ •wore a gown of soft yellowisu silk with a bit At the bine front furniture store. Just, received for Ule Spring Trade: Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. York Herald. noliriuvl apdirona and broad ■bowed a room with deep wine tn that You can get value received every time if you bqy of ARCHIE MCCOY, AN INHERITANCE. Mias Lilian assumed n sitting FURNITURE! natural!y suffered change during tte yaora. This only living dsceudant at M. Is Comte de Bsanantesau. when te first learned Umm facts relating to his ancestor's life and death in America, was sitting in bls studio tn Now York. They came to him In an astonishing letter from a young lady who was always astonishing him. Like irer, aa lie read first a ghastly experience, then n Inr.oncal ax­ strange sound!ng like a yarn. ■ • uvr• State ot Michigan, County of Rarry-ea„ At » of the Probate Court far the u‘* f*rob*te <»«ce. tf,,Jr-?I1*.MUn,P' ’“•a^waaty.oo'iSnre^*L tte 7th day oi Jutre. In the rear one thousand right hundred and righty-tight. Frewvnt.wm. W. Cota. J edge of "Prob ate. ^^inttematter nf tbe vStaie of Susan J. Warner, M5!■«*?A,nr“**t*0110"- *»•/ wn- Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. Call early while our stock is complete RKSP1CTFULI.Y, Lunn Bros >n<1 ***" rt*vnlor therein namrd appointed. are required t Court, then to IntteCUy ot shoe eanse. if we have- the AMERICAN CHAMPION, •odark. if futile effort, gtestiy in ita despair. Mia fAllan BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. If you will call at our warebouv*. em door Dorth of Bentley Bra<. * *’*’ kins' office, Broadway, we will be pleaaad to show and explain to y< !h* aboTe named unrivaled machine. We also keep oo hand tbe voice of Marla, wailing: Champion Twine Binder, Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wond Buutfifl' and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the Celebrated North Fairfield Plow. hsolid Cnmfort Plow, Harrows. Seeders, and in fact a eomple^ line of Agricultural Implements of all the l»e-“t CALL AND SEE US. J. M. ROGERS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-06-20.pdf 9840a0f25b0b84c50caa7168d9bf9bfa PDF Text Text Larges/Saturn ,ntke Couuty- , Hastings VOL. XXXIH- NO 8 Hastings, mich., june 20.1888. Hastings Banner! COUNTY NEWS. w-w*™- , I ..rNTV. MlCHI»»AX. BaI ■■’EB 'f-BBt P*",.. of *»l~- ■> YE-AJR. poiltlvriytams. I w ta.Jed for po*trr.|dr« outside ot the ^giuooo ainKK.m*-’’ ” •SStat&’w'; „ j;„*\-1; HSK* • ■. Banner. rrmow Kyen'tolng lu the 2! JS8S3S J. MeKrlvey. Matta <lro,e. Preston Jewell. Awyrla. I’nvlinastcr^Laoev Postmaster, Banfleld. , • •’ O'Donnell. J. h. Covert. Carlton Postmaster. FYMport. D. L. Motythmd^dar Creek. Joun fliwau, tucKory tonicrv Brown A Cairn*. Prairieville Byron Fisher. Creasy’» Comm*,, u in. Broward. 'Broward. A. G. Jeuup.Oranaarllle. Fosunmter. Yankee Spring*. a W. Artnyiroug, Bowan*Mllh. »"<Si.iL'Wss \ pars, nav their royal er. of Hickon-Comen. P ’ Mr*. Geo. Nelson ami daughter Jes*m f?end* ln M«tto. rr,.r “ °,k Grove district is proES uKl “S.7 “r ' i.ai run. our school .1* *ni»ii i,„, the attendance Is good and much Interest m-u fratodbyjditta^hola^ CarrI ’p*.1.1 " U 6°W a,M,Ut Malted. tamUf (^irAnSron’i'W<‘ '‘d'‘<1 21** Of the flneat yearling colts in this SU? ”mn‘n u ,,wne‘1 h> H««n One day- last week, while Mr.-Bridg. ItMMetiaUy. *l”*l’ tor Mr. Warne* mie cLt hU|^h doWn b> “ '** wnd J,n*mle (oy, a lad of ten. picked up the watch ami went away. Mr. B: caught the hov The brick are all laid on John Ixiwn ’« near the McCallum school house where he block. confessed be hid the watch near the creek Eugene Parmelee shipped B car of shing­ Such buys should be lodked after for this les here last week, and they were sold a* to not the first time thl* tay ha* imeu fast a* they could lie unloaded. •guilty of stealing. . Some of the R. R. official* high in auth­ ority were here last Saturday Inspecting Mi.l4lv«lllr the road, and considering the matter of ac­ Delayed Utter. cepting the same as far ns tare. Al the s|>erlal election Tnewlay to elect Htepben Mallory has the job of painting village trustee* in the place of Wm. Turthe ilejmt and freight bouse. M**’**dan r«*»igm<d: Edward The maMius are at work mi the fmimla* Whittemore and MonroeDh-trich were elected. iiWu.nl- W.lkl,«; of Imilm K In m«n. c. A. Ifurt’s black-’.nlth’s simp is well pattyHtfred. Mr. Paxley. of Jack-on. |* here in the lh F. Bzirdirk i* home «g, n visit al Interest of th- M.-Conuiek MuehlneC*. At ■ sjiecial meeting Monday evening Hickory Cotners. Mr. and Mr*. Ge«*nrv Prichard were rail- hrldkby delegates of the several church societies, it was voted tliat each society <>' their youngest child. take a certain wi*ei< in each mouth fos­ Gv-eggr Satebaugh. of Pridiardvllle. wa* sorial*. etc. , Several of our young people attended on our street* last Saturday. • Many front this place went t«T Gram! district Ifslgr ,»f 1. q. <;. t. at the Grange Ledge Saturday to get their pay for famrd hall in Irving Monday. John Carveth and fandh sin-nt snmlay with Aston Clark, of Dutton. Mr. Carpenter wn* in Ionia -Saturday, Mr.*. F. A. Colins, who has liecn spend­ fur the pui'iM»se of getting the fixtun** for ing *-.rau«»>in>H wveral month* won with ner her oaugnters daughter* at tta interior of tta depot. •..* urtMib Dr. Crane ha* a fine displav of groceries -South Boardman. returned home Saturday. -Al t in UufiUeictf: F FJnirr ’------ --Kenyon, ’ ”— ' of " Grand Rapids, wa* in f,.-'hnrt In the P. U building. >t«i only town .Saturday. . <>. UM IL.E. Hendrick amt wife s|M*nt Sundav t ■-VK Wil) WIN. ’ ■ William Shrby-haa taught a. new saw with friend* in Carlton. XThe graduating exercises of the Idgli MOL mill and Is going to cut log* mi E. B. school were held at the Congregational church Friday evening. Eight revived diWhere has our dejxit gone-’? ihe <ta:e snd in tta . Some gtNKl enterprising man liad ought plouuis. an<mal Bank. The Star society* will meet this week to come ami wake up the proph* hr this , yi.chlgan. Friday evening with Mis* Edith Turner at place and get it started. VI - .... Stephen Stanley went to Prairieville the hotel. Janie* Whitney has purcha-H*!- the Sunday last on a visit. Things are getting dry and rain needed. Sprague property on Main street. Consid­ Mr*. R. Chamta-riahi l« on the sick- list eration 81.200. Kls.B.v,r.There Is more grading and fixing up of Mrs. l^wi* Hyde lias been very low. our streets thi.- spring, than tor several j cars but I* Iwttrr. Our school will soon close for t he •UDH. Gov. Luce will a<ldn***> the republican mer. ‘ . club.mml all others who will come, at Jorbil&c narownre ■ dan's opera hall, July 3d. Honu*»pa’hlc Fred Havens went to KhIhiimzoo and iirgrun. Thred River* la< Friday for a visit, ami to x •»’• *tore Goodrich was in Charlotte la*t tu. All calls attend the ctHmnenmnrnt exercise* of the -■1 to. I'rslThe ladles mile wtclely had a social in a'.ni Church Some one has suggested that a nrlghtare.iumrn the IniM.-mrnt of the church Friday evening. hood picnic to Long or Wall lake would Iw 'Hie cut worms arc itothering the com । W. ijHM’.’i M Hv/ al tout the proper thing. We think so. too. considerable. v. ’ - - , i-. rreon. rAtibg divease* ot the Sunday evening. The Barry villc Sunday school will or­ »AE».-; Kti: , •„ er-• : v itlon ot vtolon Edna Haven* I* expected home to-day tn ki Mvr-crij JIKius * ganize next Sunday. spend the summer vacation. l.L,ls4r>. The built*, mite society will meet with Morri* Burton has greatly Improved his vQce wirt ■ Mrs. S. J. Radrock. fldtae. Htetlr.i< Alk'b, hmiM* by hating the same re-jotinted. Kemle Root Lorenzo Mudge. Itavid Tliat pesky organ at .the Star is mil of UMITH .•* f t'I.Gli ’•sorts" again. Better put It In an Iron Itarr anti Mr*. Devine were bapthed Sun­ day bj C. P. GoodrU'b. ' ’ \Wiet to t s.o-; lings.) There will be cldldren'a tlay sen Ice* at Pr*rfrw ItaUflir :,r. the Brick apjiointment at 10 o’clock and . LKEXAm-a Plenty of warm rain* make* the corn at Assyria Center M. I’, church at 2 p. m. •1. .A’li-t! • I »| law. grow finely. (Over J b. ',iK*i».- v iCv. »*:ore.) Everybody Is bu*y plowin< corn. ?:*£!«* :n a.i. >art« ,' • sut- <’->liectlou« Mr. Sheililey bn* raise*I hh hum. which pru-TpCljattrtia'ng 'c. Hough * Suydrr have n fine lot of I* ready for the |>ainters. and la adding wagons, rarrftgrs and agricultural imple­ WELT<»\ two |<ofehes to hls resident. , • • Herbert Shelbley came home Friday t<(, ments. The work on F. F. Hilbert s new bank spend hl* vacation. Ida Peters ha- recovered from hfr sick­ is living pushed along. Geo. Barden went to SunAeld to attend ness. Uhkjihuthand *e-!l?r.t a lawsuit Saturday. Mrs. VanBrocklin has been terry Mike Roupe died Sunday: he leaves a p;»OK & ?BKLD!>N. I»r. Ahl«»tt Is not-able to !»• zip about wife mu! family. the house yet. The work of soliciting for the railroad ‘mceiaAbsU.*- KKxg.HMttw. Mtah.) ' There lias Ihn ii quite a number sick is la-lug flnhh“d by earnest worken*. y ' Book* in Bai with scarlet rash am) measles. Frank McArthur I*-gun hls schoo. on y/re. Hall and Miss Annie Patterson P R. Houm-pathir Phy.- are here visiting friends and relatives. Monday • Emma Grozlngcr ha- a two week* vaen1 • >i<br. Siirg«-in. They expect tn start hi a few day * for their tlon. • . , , home in Ohio. * Mr*. Chas. McArthur l» sick. Mrs. Williams Sr. Is sending a tew —J. I 1,1 Vt!. JJAET1N V .BAI !Eii. llraf Estate. Indays at her son Davkfsyc iid limits. . Prayer meeting at the W. M. church Sheep shearing i» the onler of Die day. next Wwlnesday evening. - Clarence Stilwell, of Grand itaphta is wreaUtUnti ■■ Making exchange* spemllng a short time In this vicinity. of • noa-rtakwat i.owwr* Weather wanner than the wannest •; >ak-d after. Farms Ella WeJlmau bpent a few day s vtoitunc • sv»s* Houses and The tbennonetcr registering ’A' hi the friends In this vicinity. .tame* E. Boice, ot Eastport, s *prt»dshade. Tlu* town picnic held In the Hill’s itrove James a. sweezfv. in Yankee Springs wa* well attended, and ’ • •, Lawyer, all report a good time. n» Children’s day was obaerved at the < ongregntionai chnreh at Irving last Sunday. A Ricbanison and wive*. K. Boice, .Jew* The church was taautifnliy decorated ami Ef-I O-Ml - M­ the program very Interesting. C M O’Dell spent Sunday with Mr*. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stowell. June Uth. a girt, weight 15 pounds. ..-.HOU—; , . '* *<"»• Kv, Hutlrn Mirk Mallr lUlnr M —'“J *’ f„im itan.l tapkH- »>»"• *•■* hT" I.OOp.rO«». Delsved tatter. Victor Austin, ot Alleyn Co., is v>"il- for Mime flaw* -T81*<* tohy (* respeettufly solicited. Ing at J. P. SpriupT’ettapast few day*. Bun«.nc Springer, of Plainwrl). is mak Wm Bcachr-of Chicago, to visiting hls Ing some pleasant caBa tuthto Chaa. Elrtridgo. of « H»tcr. N. Y.. »»s m p purehm-«d n pm-el «rf land of Heary Dorr H>'li«-. - . Mich. and Is erecting a frnlt evaporator on it. Cook a nihkkrn. 8akiHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. £S H. ' 'lH " Robertson .house, Hastings City Bank, K I •P' ' •*>■* ” J- U Fr^c regret that school closed -•^PITAL. $50,000.00. WHOLE NO. 1725, half a mile from shore. Chas, by hi* stem and peroeveting effort* succeeded in reseuln, M. youu<vr l.roth.r r™,. wh||e w estley worked bard to save the ladles. Mrs. D. P. Tolles and daughter Mattle were in Kalamazoo Saturday. • ~ T‘ B«ber and son spent Satur­ day iir Kalamazoo. A. G. Cortright and wife were in Kal­ amazoo Saturday. John Andrus, wife and family Sundayed with hls broUter-in-law; C. McCoy. Mrs. D. C. Itaum-y entertained her oooin-taw and family, CImul Dubolce. of Roes, Sunday. „ Quite a large numtar of little folk* met at the residence of Roll McElwain on Sat­ urday attnruoon where an enjoyable time was had with their sou Elwln. A. G. Cortright sold to C. Roratack. of Augusta, four head of two year ofil's last week for SIM. Clarence Pennock ha* returned from Kansas with a new bride. Quite a number from here took In the horse race and tall game at Augusta Sat­ urday afternoon. U The farmer* are. busy cultivating corn and planting when- the ent worm has de. troyed the first plantinx.^____ W.&Gooly^ vice Free.: Em. W.lto. tai • ' bn. of Bool- < r—'l-'ttng relative* and friend* here. A). Wolf. ( hariotte. wa* in town the itoiiWTonu: Greble. KTbeF w’.iJ’S’tainir cUppwi •«* W^I^S?elltoH»wlUeHabn-e«t Y'i Mriting hrr parent*. «< **'«“• *" ri*- day to attend commencement exerel»e». Ed Bramble goes to Minnesota this week to visit hls son Gerurgv. Fred Wiwdhxnm has u brother from the Went vfailting him. The person or persons who retnoyed the plants from tlu- Liveland lot in the cem­ etery. and the white peony from the grave of Mrs. J. B. Hackett this spring may con­ sider themselves perfectly and lies rtfly welcome to them. When plant* an- m» plenty that they can lie had for the asking, any one who want* them so much tliat they will go Into a graveyard and take them from the graves of our friends should oerlalnly enjoy them, a* It Is to be hoped they will. If there I* any more they would like we hope they will not let any consideration of honor or such trifle* deter them from going and taking them at any time. FROM FOREIGN SHORES. THE WHICH TIDE THE SWEEPS I NT® FAR NORTHWEST. Tta tide of Immigration into Nortbotn gration from Yankaedom. Each branch SCENES IN GRANTSTOWN. LAZY AND CONTENTED BLACKS THE BAHAMA ISLANDS. Sunday mi the west side of a building tta^thermometer reached 117. Cassius Fow has returned home from Alblun college to spend hl*- summer vaca­ tion. . Nellie Edmund* returned to-day from Albion college to spend her summer vaca­ tion. Children’.* day was nltserved last Sumfay. -Then* ua» a large numtar present. L. N. Mosher ha* the cellar dug for lite new house. i' Lyda Brunncy, who for a'few munth* ha* ta*n Willi her idster at Allegan. I* now h->u;e. Clarence Lien and wife. «>f Augusta. *[H-nt Sunday in Johnstown. Udle* aid society hwhiy a Mrs. Harn Trettarick’*. d-*-:,ir:n;i.>!i. and childrwi ing, and on a Saturday at that Over the hill an a star lit night —they shine Freeport. •I. Walker, ot Verginne* stent Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. D. E Waiter’s. ' W. Yeltvr. J. YfiterHiul tto-lr wives, of Lowell, visited Conrad SmriIkerS |ns»plt* Spnday. • J. G. Reuter wa* at the t-ouhty *eat Fri­ day on bu*in<**s. Miss Hattie Cadwell Sundayed with her mother In Muir. John Yargcr wa* at the ! Valley City TbiiFMtoy and Friday tin business. Quarterly meeting was laivly attended at tin* M. E. church Sunday. Presiding Elder Moore's lead tin* meeting. The game of tail between Frwjiort ami Logan nines at the latter place, resulted In n score of S2 to 42 in favor of Freeport. The Ire cream social in mude hall Satur­ day night wa* largely attended. . A k»w crowd gathered on Alain street Saturdny night, with the expectation of seeing a slugging match. The iv?ults was nothing worse than a little wlw’l. Of coarse y<n; /re aware that Freeport celebrates July 4th, hi the *amr grand sty It* os <>f old. Br sure and don’t miss IL IhInw is the program shortemsl very much. Header—A. J. Cbeeabrough! . Orator—Rev. Husted, of Ixiwell. , Music—4). A. IL Band. The officers of the day are: l*reshieui of the day Dr. 11. F. Peckham: officer ot the day. AVealey Fax: marshal. Henry Will. The usual sport* such a* hona* and foot race*, jumping and climbing greased pole. I n the evening a grand dinplay of firework*. Married. June 14th. at Rev. Vivian's home. F. D. Brayton to Estella Culler. Mm. buttln. iff Ovid, to visiting tar her daughter. Mrs. William Moorr. . Tta Miser* Nellie and Myrtle Yarger spent a few day* of last week visiting their grandparents in Carlton. A largi* and attentive audience listened tn an address by* Rev. Naglrr. of Sheridan, Sunday evening at the Congregational church. Mr. Sam Yritrr ami wife, of South D»well. wa* tta guest <»f J. G. ReutcPs people Sunday. , ’ Jule Otto has a little girl dangerously sick. Nellie Meriau lia- been vtolting her cousin Hattie Walker, of Martlln. (he past ihtaUigeni. not Germans town. Am you go down tin* dope llttio doU almost continuous row of cabins on eittar side, and this is GranUUrwn—u..t our Gen. Grant's but another Grant’s a Sir-Homebody, under water and just above it. for Granta' tion nt a [taint like this where there are large nuralxm of emigrants changing trains. The few Of them speak Engl uh. and tbemforo connnnmcritfoo with the pul;^lot tmlgnurt in a hollow behind it. The little fbunee broaden a* you approach, and yon And on a little pitch pine sticks, kept lighted torch like, and squatting on tho ground bceido each farthing, four little rad The emigrant room i* in the long brick od'd cute of garrnmu —qu.tc bewildering , a yam like this hardly sens to t>c food, but only relish. Where are tho solids, tba substantial* I Eggs, bread, butter, etc. I Not any, in Grantotown! - MKX, WOMXX AMD CniLDMXX. road, tba blacks—men. women and children —jrwtte axel joke, gowping^. with gusto, chaflhitg ami scandal tattling—an outdoor groat* fcr ttam, tun fl»• or six differont ,, 9J1X) a minute, pattaa lung enough to inform mo that a family ot tuoa and ten children may ta found waiting in tta emigrant room almost any day. •‘Tta run i* higher titan that ncimetitnea,1* ta said, with a nod. “but they very seldom go beyond Bfkvn. Ttarn wa* o:>»> num through tar* wjth thirty-two children In his train l.irt One wifef Oh. no; it wm but third wife he bad with him; but then, yon Tta majority of th.- immigrant* 'perhaps fallows, with Hoped limha. right r “WhaVs that! Sousa, raaawl What’s teacup full A GranUtoarn Uy never had a bellyful of ore going tn Wxvhington territory to engoga In the flatarim, and tta whole crowd will ba widely acattered by tta time tbs long joanwy Ground nut* or paanuta, which with u» One geta the Itnpraaaion that : '•uxlyranta r.-r»v«-aatino 'k..---- :*« ~ luxury, and prolwbly a bushel woiid glut ou» 4*1*** thereof flab out gragt lppvcao\ry» KUnma uil.um n ...4 .a. ...I »«►. spirit. Visit Gmntatown when ttaMini* up and M tta tropical picture, the thatched cabins embowered in climbing vines, encircled with the plumy cocoanut palm stored with all Meanwhile the babies are playing about tbo The <kH Fellows hfhl their annual pic­ nic at LindseyV Khat yesterday. I.. F. Cook and wife spent Sunday with P. Rogrra and wife. 7 trre ripens iuseeding green aunbakcd loaves. Sate Mrriau came home to attend chilfl- Everywhere the warm enfolding sunlight ren'eday. ; Ed. Ilaine* I* painting hh house. Mr*. B. A. Walker ami Winnie are spending the Sabtath with relatives In this section. Henry Morehouse miM*l a new tarn Thursday last. B. IL Howled wa* in your city The tingle of a triangle, rapidly struck, at- window, opening*, gui MM a moving crowd. De Ito u. Monday on bnsfnea*. , F .1 Norwood to improv lug tie looks of hls store by having It palntal. Mr. Hull to doing the work. Ettie Fhlk. of Orangeville, vtolted tar brother here la4 week Tburodhy. A Manti’- and wife. Sidney Armour ami hl* brat flirt all »«•« «•' " >•*« s«»Mtoy* and report a good time. A. Jones, of Odessa, wa* In town fucs- dooti gib la»r <>uy trup’nooe, moasa, gib it ma F* This from a burly black in a east off suit. roof'oa tta mill iaot week. The work »a. done nicely, and the roof la number one. Tta work-of putting the machinery’ into the mill will comnwnm* soon. Mr. An- unlay, score* standing 10 to 11. t (hind many camper* al ( rooked lake at tarty from I’jckon C.-rner was flrhing bon I wa dawncmabary evenin’from iwnoa for da watoe. I» tnoa’ specfbto pJara in Orantatown. Ma nuinc, W. IL O. Gray; dis ma kaerd (handing me bto name ocribbled Pmlrtevitlo. The auction at Rwl'» took place on Frtdw IM. A "«*« ’.T.*?'G with’Mra- Earl Russell by which 8. G. RummU pay to her and assume* all ii ,.»«riv full grown, ( harle*, n esiiey .T«l iLrencr In <-omimn.' «*° "n<, ie* were Sut <m Crook* l»kr for '^ The Odd Fellow* had a tine day fortbelr >“un* *J“*L „f fishing ami having a k»kxI picnic on Batuntay. though pretty wwm. time^when <’ba»- rowed hl* boat out to *• ___ u. humok -* were —~ 7'*., ..,,nib,<r nrewut. and a ^ 7ta .alter* were-. ti*5 propjwed „J^l ttav aAtal to the liti of bygtJneo”bfrV, _ them going With Cha*. 1’ Mrs. tuven*. _k Havens. Sr.. Br.. I'Mil I* •« vrrry ill. V*1 Mito Jr*sle Sackct spent tlie past week .-lit S. T«w*-» ■ watching tor a friend, the 'expected rfvj. the frtah arrival starve, nil tn flannel tmus-rs and a buckskin coat, to fairly .iaxxling in wide pants, a light spring wide open daA Mod* * <-’<m of MiddU ville. put the ml Ml II not i—» S» "-l***"- «» p«r<> I—" ar~»n~l- MHhlgan. The best Advertis­ ingmedium in\Barry County. IRRECONCILABLE. �A FAMOUS OLD PRISON. OF FREE GREAT INDUSTRIES THAT WOULD BE And niUcaaia CRAWFORD’S PEN PICTURES OF INTERIOR OF NEWGATE. RUINED BY THE MILLS.BILL. CONSTIPATION without rbaar-nx the dtetwr dworganlrim: -tbe Cohoes, N. Y., is the greatly knitted good* center in the world. Three-fifths A Simple but Effective Vegetable Compound. ■dpatlon. and ahvay* with decided benefit."Hikam Wakxkm. late ChiefJurtlee of Go. Hurteol Mlehipiu, the Circuit Court for the butt pending In the Clrcalt Court for tba ... ... L>.. — I.. , .. till* cause It appearing by affidavit filed herein at tbe time of tbe filing of the hill of ceinolaint. aad by other proof to tile aaUifaclion of the undenrigtuxl Circuit Ctturt Comtuli*loner In and for the com-ty af Barry aforesaid. ■ that Ralph W. iiracon and f«.xac lUmL atrnve trainee ore both deceased, and that their heir* evedtnv: on motion of Stuart, Knappen A: VanArman. soHeltorx tor the complainant therein. It to oriterrd. tbatsacii tmknownbelra of the said Ralph W. Deacon, deceived, and said unknown . sloiter lu and for Barrv'county. Michigan. OTl’AKT. KNATPEN & VaxABMjS. S-ilu-Uu-. ter Compi.shuuit. [A true copy.] Wm. H. POWERS, Deputy Register In Ctuuieerv mills owned by the Harmony company. Democratic dispatches have recently been sent throughout the country stating that Cohoe* manufacturers are almost solid for Oevelaud and ‘•tariff reform." as rep­ resented in the Milla bill Tim Albany Expma scut a reporter there to learn the truth. Ho interviewed Republicans anti IX.-mocrats at random and found one man in favor of Cleveland and the Mills MU. That man was Hon. I). J. Johnston, su­ perintendent for the Harmony company. He is English born and -vas brought up st Cohoes by his English father with Eng­ lish ideas, who uses English machinery to a large extent In the Harmony mills, of which ho la the general manager, and to which Lte aon will won suectx-d. <is he to over c3 years old. The reasons given for Mr Johnston favoring the Milla bill is that ho hopes tosoducc fha wages of the 5.000 Harmony operative* to the English level, which will ><uable him to turn out better goods artU- suwe east, cs English goods, and thus throw the vast output of the Harnuny mills into tho market of the world. This would be good for the Harmony company, but bad for the opera tives Hon. William E. Thorn, secretary of the company, is strongly opposes to the Mills bill. The standing of Commodore A. J. Root, who controls the most perfect knitting mil) in the world, wan recently given iu these colunuw. On tho same platform stand nearly al! tbo • other knitted goods manufacturers of both parties. w|^j whom, as with all others, Htate of Michigan. County ot Harry.-m. Notice la hereby given that by virtue of a writ of fieri facta* Issued out of the circuit court for see nothing but ruin to a great indus­ try and tho reduction of a now prosperrbattel* and real estate of Jehu H. did ouu community of operatives to starvation rates, as a result of the adoption of the Mills bill' The industry suffered along John H. Gay in and to the fonowtag described Piece* or parcel* of land to-wlt -. The south east period of uncertainty tn 1884 from the quarter of tbe north cast quarter of section effect of Qsveland'* election. Many number fifteen (15J town one fl] north of range orders were canceled and many mom withheld, and it was a desperate struggle with some of tho manufacturers to tide over the season of depression A year having passed and nothing having been larly described »» follow* to-wlt: Beginning at done to disturb tho existing tariff laws, the south east corner of the west tulif ot the The marked south east quarter of said section fifteen, coufldeuce was regained thence west twelve [131 rods, lhenee In a uorth itaving thus been entirely cleared a genu easterly course until a direct line from said last tuo boom set in and has rontirAod with varying energy ever 5111X Tnat de­ pression resulted simply from a Morion fifteen, thenrei south to the place ot fear of what might be and it taught a les bcximilnjt; uml beiU|0M* same tands attaclted son that will not 'soon be forgotten. If by the said Contlnetful Insurance retnpany on thr -ttM day of January- A- D. !«*; all of which such a depression resulted from a mcro I shall expose for sale at publie auction or ven­ possibility, what will be the result of due. to the hijthrst bidder, at tbe north front door of the Court bouse In tbe city ot Hasunn. reality? Even now tho business suffer^ County of Barry and Blate of Mlciilean that be- from the uncertainty and a dull summer Ins tbr place of huldiDx tbe circuit court for the County of Barry, on Satardsy the Tth day is anticipated. Experience is a dear but a of July. A. D. i«h. at 10 o’clock in U»e forenoon. thorough teacher. There is no doubt Dated at the elty ot Hastings this 23d day of about the standing of Cohoes on the tariff question No more is there of the stand Slirrin ot Barry Co.,Miob. Ing of Piiiladelphia. Amsterdam and Lit >'. Vkoomax. Deputy-Hberlff. tie Falls. The knitted goods industry throughout the country may be set down as solid for protection first, last and al Notice 1> herot-y given, that by i Probate Court for the County of I VOICE OF NEW allowed for erroftom to proalnit Ma—, U As has been well known for some time the Democracy of thin state arc not in ac­ cord on the question of the tariff. Not a few Democrat* are extensive manufac­ turers. and have prospered in buiineas under the law* of tariff protection. Since Probate Order. State of Michigan. County of Harry- s*. At a MMMlon of the Probate Court for the' County of Barr; , balden at the Probate Office, in the Ctty of Harting*. In Mid county, otiThuntday, the Tth day of Jone, In the vmr oue aity on tbo part of the public to learn political poeition would be token by kl___ • .vii___ __________ 1 1_____ .-Z ha* proof which no one will question The sight of Hie street* pf Johnstow® on plcaMut evenings after shop time l« exceptionally Interesting. Many of the girls in the glove factories are among the hand-totufst women in America. Their bualnesa is dean and dainty. It leavee no tr le mark on body or *oaL The la­ dles . ' the old ahd historic families of Johnstown are not dressed ns are theee working girl# Silk, lace and solid, jew­ elry are the rule with them. . Cotton for earnings, or Iw wages by reason of lea* skill and qutekneos. Handsomely dreoaed. liberally fed. well Ijputied, well companioned and well guaxjled. these beautiful girl* make a suprib flower gar­ den out of Johnstown's streets, filling them with life, color and grace. When- will they be a year after the downward steps of free tnwle have becu taken’ To smash the tariff will surely ■mash the glove and mitten business of Fulton county: closing its tanneries? mills, shops and dye works, driving all those girls baek to their fathers' farms; cutting off tbe cash Income of every mother, grand wither and enut in the fannhou-M-a of a neighborhood c.lrcls twenty-five iiiiles in diameter, damaging w driving out of business every merchant and every trade and calling supple­ mentary to this hive of industry’. What n detestable act such destruction of industries would be! How niiwhlevous to the legislation that would take from daughters and mothers the wage* that make tho lives pf the ngt-l comfortable, and free, and enable the girls to live and dress like American queens, which they arol—New York Sun (Dam.) I r- v;oin l.i -ui-l ,l.,v -,,'r.r.ly. Wm. W. COLfc. Judge ofFrobate, raitnr V Mr. John T.. Charles A. Build's brother, u life long Democrat and partner with him its the hosiery business, will not only refuse to support Cleveland for ro-election At a re*-1<in ol tne Probate Court for th" bat is writing and publishing articles ad­ Ctrnnjv of Barry lahiea at the Probate Office la vocating the continuance of the present tbeelfr of Hastings, in said comrty, on Mon­ laws governing the tariff on everything day, me nth dsv at Jane, in tbe year our entering into uot only woolen but cuttou manufacturing. The defection of such tetent. Wm. W. Cote. Judge of Probate. 01 :hc wt>U! af k,"w*b d' ■,°hu' man m the Buslel brother' will produce a decided sensation in the Democratic party, and it is very probable that they will not bo alone among tbo Democratic M-ction of the country t»«wdav aitrattiuz jch attention ** Montana. uragott and itIt now rwi>K. innate, nmoer. production of tumn tlic nite of the original prtwo Newgute ha* «ood «n« MW- Newgate ba* held iu It* long htotory every kind <>f victim of Ute law. It to at the »ud of the Old Bailey, verv lamr Smithfield, where the martynt to fanatiri«m wfro publicly burned. _ . . . —- ■ -.il ■ r.Tzt public. The principal entrance is mart for­ bidding. The lower half of the door is a locked and l-arrwl cqu^eof wood eurmounU-d by sharp iron «pikf Just above this is a network of iron. Over the floor hung chains Noiiixi. me irrmiuia vc Itailnod. Witfe 12,MD 1I11>»NUUU»; IteMile. 3 mite* dtotaut. mxi-k tbto section of thr Pao!5c NortbMMt a* otte tlmt offm p cnllxr tnilurwni-nto to thoM M1DU-. tte Win tend you tlliwtnitocl pfmpWoto. maps and book* girinx you valuable information In referonce to the wintry traveroedb, Ute croat line fron*8t. Paul. Minneapolto. Duluth and Aiblxnd to Portland. (>ng»A and Tacoma ;md Seattle, Waahlngton Territory. Tbto road, Itiadu-IUontoitabetag the only nil I'ne to Spokane Fall*. Taooou and Seattle roacbev all Um principal point* In Northern Mtnnrortaand Dakota. Montana, Idaho, nrrwr and Wartinzton. po""»*e» utHw|U*lle I *nrnl? MUr i.-tlon*. av well a, nuiterior train eqmpmeut, -meh a« <Ui>i— — -i—. , r... ri,.. IN eath tn England will be nn utw' From the c-ll I walked with the ' ow tssmoned chamber high well lighted, and fln.nbed in dark wood*. In the center is a lofty tmlnlt Uuon the left of this to a gallery box for vfaitfag Around the room ujxm the right and left are citma nr X.l-ll—__ » ... . can see tmly the preacher, and not on. of the *be pulpft to a libU. btock chair, the wit of bX m U r*w^«U wchuiroly for pnsoncni under . , Aft*r leaving the chape] I walked with the warder anninzt __ .. “ . - — ..um nt* cel the pri«on wing into a luxrrow NamI I*iu»a*eK Alftiy* l*atn and I n 1! a in n> ation Heals tin- Whole’* haying wd the farmer <rba TRY THE CURE b’ partly off 1" f' :<♦ . A.. H... I.- have dried. If ,f ront OI ,11* ig It un loo h>ug in t..« THE SPECIALIST, GREA taMlCtaifcSsle Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak? ASHVILLE. brittle. ■ .ilCH.. Can give th<4e 'Offering fr ni uny forpi of " DISEASE, If so, how L your chancn to «ave money on the invest,uen^' mo uesb The best pussiuie possible ;e?;iiiioniai te?’iinonial Marr & Duff have marked !of his »hiW grapple with down al) their Cloaks to c°’t tbese disease?—a «u<ressfal a _j — j__ * practice in dealing with .such and un^er. disorders. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ ^Testimonials. traordinary low price. This is a chance to purchase Of these he can show enough Lanies’ and Childred’s Cloaks to convince the most- skepti-. cheap. cal, fn»m the very best citizens We have marked them alii of Hasting- and viciniiv, inover in eluding business men. /farmers,, mechanics and other*. Bed Figures UON'T PUT OFF so that you can see the genu­ Seeing him if you are -ufferine mark doivn. ing from nurh diseases. Now is die time. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ Consultation Free. vets. Also Flannels, and Blankets. The Dr. will tell yon plainly Underwear in white, grey or whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as scrrlet cheap. a specialist enable.' him to W e can save you money on easily determine, and the best purchases, either of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, m bleached or unbleached. adapted for special cases many of tnem prepared only by Ik. T . __ AMtuguumu, Hmriv v. Baughman, enables himtoefin rront of Farmers’^Bheds? “feet a cure easily where othera would fail. MARR & DUFF. moutMy azeoniou* havrlwen aro>:'.-'-..3»t ^daya. ^ormapsjmdlurtb.tt M ANl't D BA 4 f£frr romc poniabed by fn—.’re­ iw> ii |CSJtjEsrgKi.gg rsirrslwE KSaS#4?S'.’; ’ mto DANGER.” York. <ro the «ot of an tonn^na. glove . and mitten rmuiufaeturo. branch railroad, rcvcral Merrill' _____ Cram Bala It la really oue of the most amusing and anomalous situation* in politic* that luui ever been known when a party is unanimous for a candidate whom they do not like and whom nine-tenths of its membera wyuld like to see thrown over board into tbe deep sea if they had any­ body to take hl* place. This is tho attl- If thf liet fall it can afl INDUSTRY rousdh. A tHc?,.; ELY'S the drawing and quartering, and every kind of old fashlonci torture ha* been troted to the full extremity of barbarous law within thaw blackened walls. T<«iny Newgate is used as a prison of detention for mmInals who art* to be-trial at the Old Bailey. If they are sentenced to death they arr kept at Newgate au<l executed there. If they aro sentenced to penal servitude they are trans­ ferred elsewhere. The other day, through permission from the home secretary. 1 visited Newgate |1 was turned over to uno of the chief warders, a num Who has bam ip Newgate for thirty years, and who has Moisted at thirty fir. exi-eutions. He was'tall, broad shouldered, with n-gular failures and a full, long l>rown boinl and flowing mustache. He looked us dignified as a colonel in the Hone Guards. He spoke good English, without the alightsat Jn'y ANOTHER «r• ’ m 1CUOIUK WIU'TI. Util"’. V. >are to be found on any Other Hiw defecting bovl tiess to the statist and territ'*'!*’ nAin "fl. It is well at time* for us to think sori ously of the promises that have hen made by those who livid high position*. At this time the gushing sUtc-m«Dl* con­ tained in certain letters which our chief executive wrote several years ago deserve special attention. It is almost impassible far an honest man to think of thhae much quoted letters without emotions of anger and disgust The hyjiocrisy ot President Cleveland in his attitude toward civil ser­ vice reform need* no dlacussion Hls apostasy, too, hafl become an accepted fact, and has no defenders except among spoilsmen of the Democratic party. Hls cant Is naw winked at by men of the attendants at Windsor cMtle. stamp of George William Curtis, in their Common report describee Newgate as eagerness to carry out the great crusade damp, unwholesome and lisdly lighted. This’ for free trade, as inaugurated by Cleve­ is incorrect. It i» a model prison so far as land in hls December measagr.-. ventilation, light and drytwos aro concerned. Elected, as ho was. on a »traddie plat­ form. which advocated free trad* in the south and protection in Now York. Now tfortabk- an a prison should be. Prisoner* in Jersey and Connecticut, the president Newgate who conduct tbemaelvsM well ore comes out boldly in a message designed to entitled to an hour's daily, uxerviot- th the ruin the manufacturing interests of our court yard. Refractory prii->m-r> jrbo refuse country. If Randall had not guaranteed to submit to ordinary punishments are given protection in the tlirre doubtful states twenty-four hours in the ■ lark cell, with a above mimed Cleveland would have been diet of imwd and water. The warder showed easily defeated. Hu was elected by false un* <>ne of these dark cells, and kindly closed promises, mid Is himstdf the embodiment nu> in it for a monwnt to give me an idea of of such false promises. And now his this kind of ptuutiuueut. The roll was so official organ.Tbe Washington Post, which speaks by tie card, come* out in a pointed clewed out from the light that I could not see my hand directly in front of my eye*. Tlie editorial, written for the information of those who dare to oppose Mr Cleveland's warder said that this form ot puul»t;m.jnt was not at all npj^rt iated by jiriaotwro Who free trad" views, and says: •'Then- is an Allentown for every Sow- had never undergone It. He never saw a den." The key to this seeming enigma priwiner who dreaded this punishment for the may be easily given. Mr. Suwden is a Bionist, or Randall Democrat—an man—who refus»«d to vote as the nd • Mills - OsrlLdo combination this punidiment aw>coud time. Twenty four wished on the Mill* bill, but who pre­ hours atone in alnolute silence and darkness ferrod to obey the wishes of the experi­ breaks and rows the matt rtubtwn spirit, enced farmer, mechanic sad manufacturer and if continued much beyond this limit of hls district is Pennsylvania. In order to punish him for hi* independence and to try to whip him into their views Gro­ the dark cells It 1* a large room, double tbe ver Cleveland vetoes u bill, which ordinary sin. It contanu n plank bed. upon which a light maUran is laid. There are appropriating *100,000 for a public building in Allentown, a prominent city iu Bowdens district, and then - - ------------ . W|W exultantly and brutally gives his reaaotw him day and night from She time be is con­ for thia action in his home organ. Mean­ demned. compose tho furniture. Execution while towns in the south of ooe-fourth the population end one-tweitletb the value and commercial importance of Al­ lentown have had buildings given them to any extent which may have been asked for. while against uueh appropriations no veto power Um been used. Thm partiality lu the matter of appro enduro for many yeora. What presump­ tion It is for a man of the limitedinform*, tiou of Cleveland to announce hls Inten­ tion to compel the representatives of the people to adopt hte views! Nor is thia all Hls appointees and hebclimen ore Invad­ ing Democratic c-jagresaional districts and are attempting by threats to thwart tho will of the people. They say: "No natrjmnge fdr your repn-sen’.ative nnleea he shall vote far the Milla bill‘’—In other words, for free trade. Who should know what is best for the business interesto—tho farmer, tho miner, the iron worker, the wook worker and tho cotton and woolen manufacturer, or tho wise ex-sheriff of Buffalo, who has nover had a particle of business experience? No more flagrant abuse of power has ever been witnra*ed by tho voters of our coun­ try. and they will not tamely submit to such bulldozing methods many days. Tho duy of judgment drawuth near.— New York Press. Thia proof t executive and business character. Mr. Charles A. Buslel. of Laconia, a \wealthy hosiery manufacturer and a gentleman high in the councils of the Democratic party, has stated to your representative that be shall not vote for the re-stoction of Cleveland on a platform embodying the views of tho president’s tariff message and of tbe Mills bill In congress. Mr. Buxisl is a member . ’ A. 7 .J«w>rc. of the Democratic state committee and the City c< Hasting*, tn «akl. Coantr. and one of the c.xseutlve committee of ten. .ml r.iiw ir i„v th..—. U I... _ ... and has long been regarded as oue of the ablest managers in his party. Ha is also a director of the Boston, Concord and Montreal railroad and president of tho Lake Shore corjxirntiuu. which will soon break (found for a line from the Weirs or There are 5.000 Edison liwamlcscent lights In Grand Rapid*. It aupporta a Republican blood banks, manr I T2T .uJ JlliTJZt 4 UXJITin. i HOKCTK. I land** Bocandyear to •sflirising him; the third year to distruatSnir him. and the fourth I I The DEBILITATED The AGED. , . _ I>ry ■«»*•» clover hay aeaiu If -tot well e . _ ,____ _______ _ u. A ventilator will d hay stacked when than tn« outride. thu Tjrta< t.'p Laftuoe TheOs kttores. «« exceedingly de and of Gm- tiutur. a by tying tip to bla outer Inarm carefull nr center, of the pla firmly. bnt carefully The tying up of to - bag* Is much b, th. Gardening Illus­ trated. and la onn to be commended Tho operation Is a rimplo’mne. in fart. above described far the Cot let­ tuces There are wr end good reason*( gnnkners for thia i practice The. being pro • tectecl from the weather. the cab �woota or winx* uanurl rARll AID GABDEI. , TOPICS CONSIDERED IN A PRACTICAL - r°UD‘ A" DiMNMte festatLl MANNER. >»tu« «f r>r. HL. t lie ' ..riiicrt liave laid aside tbs . the for tho horse mower. ■ j-il n the labor saving Im i .^-tiier and horserake In ir hay crops This aav UN'rtneaus. where large saving of itoltba.' Consumption and ‘ ”0 for taking first do*e t1Lr^7’lmt’'7r'’lJ?' *>«1 With «Mie Imttte I . I 1 ■n l,lghl cured. X ir£r’,I"‘^uI,ou^ Thu. write W. T ItamriJ'"2^.Lu,/ '' con*Utu«“* have had any fair d«Mje u. wxrk Into the fround •droc*‘<* both at home and abroad of the practice of carting ont freak rMnqrefn.ro tbe barn yard m fart m it “ -AT ■Pp*d'nK ‘t directly on the flails- The chief gain in »ueh practice is uoubtlciw thoiaving of tabor. Tl>e of short manure upon grass iu Vhe spring, ur tn the autumn even ta no doubt comiuemtabta iu many aituaA°dd“ nwi«lB,nlnS •*»• w ' r. J . ‘smiiiws., testifie*; ”JU B*Id"is In<L. Bitter* u the !' tnr°JanM,'*d W*trir bottle sold !,** mJ* r‘,,‘°dy. Even One man t." xiX'X.1" 7^ of rh-umatmm o! ij . •otth at much to pre.s<nfiS . -Jam;' There are > •« sho'm In tho cut fie Farmer n-» Ix-ing as ribed by that heavy poW yther tinnjy , io top. Tilt’s bat will help ling tri one ireplag tin* 1 tliiig fnAtar i the settsou June 25. fag aw reUH ESr? tfotal. >■ • above -, f»r the G ■ni«r,uut prsst tis-n. rp c.fnBAOg. • 'ar, wtaffc* than they 'iml they ar» more i.”ring and rocking «one that ix ad ganltus. but there is one that can bo pod authority as known New Jereev .Uh; 'sr h.i! 4»ttad ■tatbid V ;$?! 0R- ,.a.^, CAb|,Ufrea U .............. ‘re wairr 1 arm. fai-h. Powell & Lamb, who lt*CTnpa gTOWn on aS £A.'ttf'’ ^ad OOni m<“‘ df dr ‘•fo’rtZb -* cla*er ““*• but pre cZ!rk.!r*rta,’*ch. They MF J-rH ilri!,edu^‘n enou?h 10 tWce, rJ?. ' hlch Ahould bo well glased tSe fits 1"'^ W<rw«uW leave It lying ‘!Iu,1,o’n5 Cut one P‘rk th'jroughlv and see lh« «Uoe are well OUo 1,10 thro° or ch“«® to another. *taa ”or **’«» d*y» to heat. ^’XSl-i 'C !“l flIUn« boated. Wte7h3. that tifihi fov fort 00 which place afxjut oue ’’ Jr>uud“ P«r square foot. T«y attle\>i‘u ‘a£? Kl>>d »uccom with **■» ataslr fo 'te aor*,r •bould be cut ■ w,'Ott It cau bo put in ^■^^bs“*’*. n!,fclZ’rlthout but it will requSi ■<«tad nk?. The query recently Mint out to authori­ ties on bee culture by “Gleaning in Bee Culture —“Do you prefer tbe entrance at the end of the frame? Why?*'elicited quite a numlxir of replies including1 plain “yes” giui ' no.” aird several answers to the effect that it makes no difference. In a word, a consideration of all tho ropliwi justlffof* the ronclusiou tliat it doee not make any difference about the amount of honey- stored, whether the !»•«• go into the nlves *idewi«e or endwise. But so far as aiding the beea.in boiiMcleanlfie. expelling intruders, ete.. is concerned, the endwise door appears to offer the best facilities. It also seems as if on entrance tbe full width of the biv^With the combs running endwise, must <Mer the bees bet­ ter facilities for perfect ventilation. A gr*xi force pump, with which the orehardist may apply insecticides early In tho season and thus prevent lose from In­ sects. Is nue of tho requisites of the re munersxive fruit farm In March. 1887. the enactment of a na­ tional taw provided for the establishment of an agricultural experiment station in each state and territory, and appropriated to each state and territory the sum of 115.000 annually for thta purpose Ths bill providing for these stations was In­ troduced into congreas by W. H. Hatch, of Missouri Southam cow peas, so valued in ths socthem states a» * renovator of the soH. while they will not rtpAx their seeds in the northern states, will make a heavy under m * green manure­ Procuring uow seed often for moat farm crops, and preferably suob as ium further north than where planted, haa frequently bwn advised, and so eminent M iaUoHO » H. * Alrorf *h*t the advantages of doing so have been re­ cognised by most men of experience Poultry will not thrive in a wot or damp place Excelleul result* are claimed for tho dry method of fredlng chickens. I. ginning with - boiled egg and arumbs. ohaaging hi* diet in a few days to oatmeal. $ue cracked txm sad flne cracked wheat, afterwards substituting to supply .. Tbe lag or hurt tbs 1 awl writ-fitting Buy the u»ton»-madr «h*~i roetJnj: from DM t<> 1> «• t- DOUOLXh fc so BH0K the blind gui-irn. th,' " It I. . ujxmi A VOOLKTj AGEMT. ____ _______________ ._____ ' - '• Hasting* LC.’UV.ffi / '□RAND RAPIDS H^RD. ron CATARRH. 25' R<! Holstein friesianS THE BEST C!’4'v,,,ul ,U6 n«v«’r » a iron* known to tf>0 indicted themselves^ fo Le true, and i*o far as it was proph­ ecy. it wa* soon to iw fulfilled. The Jews w»rs soon to fill up tbe measure of tbi-ir iniquities by fierce persecution*, and Within |„u. .J,,,,.,. Sp,,ta , In|_ uient cv.red my fine Norman man- .if tuo ugly blo<*! HWVi„b wll|,,h (llunatfM,j )|pr IP '-ni V & *1 U *’ ’h" KrW,t,*5»t Hlcmi.-h care I evei u*r<i. John McCain. frightful suffering by in* people, and the Darlington, lud. Sold by Jewish nation wa* utterly blotted out Tha Dr. K. H. Uthrop. druggist. Hastings. e**Mitial jxjint of tbe leseoo^s that Gog tsp Mich l Just Judge, a* well a> n Haviour and Friend. Ixxxon XVI coatinum tbe wkndng with IjmIj Ihidley *leep-. in blm-k -ilk .d.c-t*. an oxiwrtatfon to watcb, and then coma; Um remarkable parabit of the ten virgins, Eminent authorities unsultuoti*lv agree with tbo aiulnon. and to a considerable that the high pressure method* of modem extant tlie sam- figures and si mi Quids* as in life are rapidly rnnklng u* a race of pervou* invalid*—subject to ull manner of nervous affections, headache. Insanity, ilixzitie**. neuralgia. Iiackache. hysteria, tiertroublea of the heart, stomach, kidnv>\brain, ete. I^uliei* mid gentlemen faitiilaw Indeed, thl* fact appear* in aL who are thu* aflilcted. or who are c<.m|*-IJ- miwt ev-ry teaching, and )* at the lut most cd to keep lute houra. do much mental or j painfully . -----------coafinued - ------by ----------------------th* treachery -- of physical work, who worn or Tret alxiut ; Judai On” P0'”1 I" Hiu jxirnblo is quite husinrw. <>r domestic tn{ui>le*. should n- delicately d“,lp^‘,r put: th* slothful --------servant, - -*• when — uiemlsir tfaai no other rein-ily lu th,- world called to ncCounL *t once began to find fault ami to will *o spectH* .-ure thew UIm-um-*. re-i with tlx- couiUtion* , , of th* trust, ----------move worry and blue*. Induce tranquil •‘XB«rT'u’ ,hv *«rtlng di.poritian of hi* rtcel*. roller,- pain, or build - o the brain' ?’*" hl,.n *‘l11 cruelty and .tiid nervoti* system*, a- Dr. Ml!.--' great! “T*1*'"*"1*’** "ow v*’7 How discovery, th-' Re*t..rati*e N-niite h ctosaiy doolttrorr«paod wttfc whrt w. so ...ntrtti* ru, o|.lum,..r morphinInal ufU’” ‘filwh,?~rtfU‘n of th* fo.tth-s flee Hl W. H. <;,xi*,-ar - .|rn« rigor of Bibledoetnuy! And thu lord’* re Btoi,.. i i>!y *' Hiflfcicnt answer to aU those who com­ . j plain of tbi* or tliat us "bard doctrine.p He «•»»! iti the ■Miutlteiit |>uri of the »tate j- 1 *ay» in effect tliat the complaint u fobs, but worth court |x-r |Miund. even if the servant believed it true, "Thou , (Milutrtlc Fili.are Wiu,,. i n’«Rhb»t »o much tbe more have gtven thy T«»y<h«- Ih.-r ami Ixiw.-i-. j.ur ghr «.> Tho fudjinoul ret forth in Lcmkiii XIX— slrriigtli. The mon- you taki-thv imiro you Matt, xx f. 31-40— )ia* probably tncn more nwdMilo-." Pili* iXf. 1».* posjthvly thoroughly nnd heatedly dtocuratl than any strengthen. The longer lakri the Ires 're­ other section pf the New T<wtan*ch’- It is quired. fr«H-at W. IL Goodyears.__ ____ evtimatod that some hundreds of volumes Tent camp ineutlpg* are beginning to' h'*r,‘ bc'?n written upon the single Greek I ,*”ri) "aionhW—“eternal"—and that the ntw Mr*. (. harb-sGris-tiwoisl. <<: hulisnsfMvlk. | more than ten thousand p*mphl*t*^*nd pulx had what tlte doctor* call a-dhfna. iml *h--1 lubed serrnonM in Great Britain alone. And gul little relief until .-die t-«>M Di. Mil?*-1 it is indeed remarkable that with all this the Xi;w Cun-, which mxiii *md<- her 1-mg , doctrine held by the Chrirtian chnrehra has w Inch'd. ship|>vd Hie fortn in I'he-t. swell- not greatly varied from Tertulllan. In rise ing of ankles, rough, palj.itatl.si. etc. Mild I 8ecwid century, Uli no*. On pednt | at W. II. GiNxtyrar's. ' onlv doe* there apfieor a marked change, , . . . ...... ■ . ...... I ~a £I Spring Medicine . Hi aureuanoe and-h* virtue of a decree of thd circuit court for the County of Barry, in Chan­ cery, In the state o( Michigan, made and dated ou the irth day of May, A. I) UH*, tn a certain cau*- therein penduig. wherein C. Aultman A Co., an Incorporated company under tbe general laws of the state of Ohio, are eomplainantit. and Homer 1- Blair and Charles 41. Brady are defeudauts Notice is hereby given that I shall sell ..I public auction to th* highest bldilcr.oii Friday tb* 20th day of July. a. 1> iw*. at ten o'clock In the forenoon; at the north trout door of the court house iu the City ot Hasting*. County of Burry »»d State of Michigan, said court tome being the place for bolding the elreult court tor kaMT'ounly of Barry.all the following descritied protw-ny. to-wit: All that certain piece or pant! of land lying. Iw ng and situate In the County of Barre and Slate of .Michigan, known and <)e»rrtbe<l an fol­ low*. to-wlt: Village Joe uombrr eight. R. B. (Irijm's addition to the village of Nashville, Bar­ re County. Michigan, according-to the recorded fdi.i iherapL Dale<l Hastings. Mich.. June Sth. ItW. ALriNZO E. KKNAHTON. Circuit Court Coinnil«->i»i>»r. Barre Coaaty* Mete. , • KNAI'FEN 4 Van ARMAN. Solicitor* for CbuiplainauL liody. Hill's Peericw Cough syrup becomes ■ household word wherever used- If not satisfied will refund you money for empty bottle. W. IL Goody ear. Secretary* Whitney has a ennt-of-nrms. Cobb's pill* eontaln nmndralrt. the brat agent known for oom*tin« stwnach troub­ «-i,.*»-t —.ix .,: I>*te<! May Sth. A. D.. MB*. IX)YALE. KNAPFEN. Administrator. With tbe u 111 annexed ot estate of William N. Beadle, deceased. LOW TOURIST RATES. M«AS S«ri>rr. ">»•>• P"””* Minnesota Leads the World *al¥«A Mortgage kale. el th* ----- . •11 - <v*i*ifr o. urea* nt the eounty of Barre. In Uber 14 of niorigatte* on Ium been duly assigned by tbe sal r Fennock to lirorge Osborn by a*i ninth day of January' I cooled in the office---------„ MCCTI>,» the eounty of Barry, on the sth dav ot January hi the year MU, at 11 o'clock a. m,. in liber u nt nuirtnniFwM ...i ...... .... ... < _ . twenty cents of the farther stun o toniey fee aitpul which i« the whoi ...» .zv.u luMiiuu-ii w> recover tlie debt now remaining secured bv said wort»*«. or any pm thereof * hereby power of .j sale contained in xalu mortgage has become other peculiarly atrocious erimro. rvmmoa murderers or criminals generally received A For *17.150 a fir*t-clnM round trip ticket le. W. H. Goodyear. quicker and more merciful death. Wo may sno.l f »t V<) dn;-*, with stoe-ov-r privirf®:*, run Ixslie Munson. *R«i dropped dead onL* obtained trvia St Paul to Great FaJL, MouBomlng mvtmfiwtu'lng centre ot thr his firm InrittafonL buuda*. Works In children often Irod to dangerSpte»e. About 105 h*ad of both saves ami a!) agro, at "LTT ®WLLS RH0T ro" wWct a limit i Stan- of Michigan. Count* of Barry—**. At ii Mts-olon of lb- rrobale Court for the County of Barry, holdrn at the Probate Office. In tlx- city of Jis«tliig». in said rounly, on' M«n>i,*y the 4th day el June in Bn- year one I timusand eight hav.drrd nnd clghiy-rfglit. Fre—ut. wm.-W. Cole. Judge of Probate. lu th- loalter of tl:e estate <d Hrnrv Folkrrth. dreew-.t. on reading and Cling tbe final account of W. H. fj»e. adminhtrator of «ai<i estate, proving that hl* final account a» such may be heard'and . allowed, and decree <if dlsirtbution made and he ' train »*id truM. Thereupon It U ordered, that Thursday theSMh day of June A. D.. ism. at too o'clock in tho forenoon, ire wisigned for the hearing of *ald l etitlon. and that the heirs at law of said dec.MM-d and all other penon* Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a aesslou of .aid court, then t*> be hokirn at Uie (lobate office, in the city of Halting*, in said cunntv. and show cause. If any there lie. why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. And it Is further ordered, that Mid petitioner give 1 notice to the person* Interested iu said estate, 1 of the pendency of *«ld |>qtItlor.. and the hear weeksirerious tn said dav of hearing r Wm. w. COLS. Judge of PrtfoMe. ! one great event, when all huma)i bring* 1 (A true copy.) Th* Greatest Discover* 1 would sopeur before the ••Great White [------- s------------Of the utarterntJi century, ran truly ta-' Throne;" but now many tau-mri and plou. ■ .. .. said of Fapillon (extract bMaxl .skill cure. 1 ra«> b"M that “*« nro *ep«rato rrourrec wnti-Mte At A seicdfla of the Probate Court for the '•rtwniuind.* testify to It* wonderful cura- f riot» and sucr-Msive jndgmenu. Belief in County of Harry, holdrn at tbe Probate office In tlve power* In secinlngly lioiwlra* «•».«•> of '-ithor is not a tost of faith, tbo reality i* tbe City of Hunting*, la saM County, onTuesdav. the .Mil day of Jane. In the year one Eczema. .Salt Hhcum. Eryelprta* and every ••*»«»».»» «<* many Tbo thousand eight hundred and etghtv-elghL kind of skin diM*ac. Mr. O. I’. Algier. of ScripCure. xr-open to all briiavora to study Present, wm. W. Cole. Ju-lge ot Probate. , Hartford. Ohio, triril cverytliiug he hoard | nnddroide for tbrmaelvra so tho reader is . of <ir saw rromnmend*sl. and 5utfer. il five referred L- I Thom. Iv IS-lfi. Il Thwwi, d*reased. <>n reading and filing th*.petition, duly *>*rivrars with Eczema until he foqnd I’upilioii' • 1 ’,9T'XT \n”B'k*V ^i'8,and X’T tied, of Rachel A. Patton, widow of said deceased. prn«1ng that the administration of said estate Skin cure, wkkbenred him. Urge untie* *nUro. I( <r ». !0. and paralM pasragM may be granted to Rachel A. Patton or some only ? 1.00 at W. 11. Goodyear^ drug store. 'r,th the<?!<**>U"’/, othersnltable , other snitaidc person p^son , , __ . ., । i ' went,* change appears, thrttasron mart ap-f Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the iM-ousIn ha* enjoyed heavy and murh p^pNataly ends the (Mmpreh*n*ive It—ntis;. •12«V'^yofJm *****..... .. *•*“”*e,'A.' * ’'l)71Nii. ’* '**" ** *- ‘— at ten o’ttock in 1 ihHvled rnin«. , thereafter It would seem that Cbritt cnnsid- the forenoon, be XMlgwed for th- hearing of said imtllloti. and tliat the belt* at law of said t On- notti* Cured hiln. ; ,>r. Hi* mission as a teacher at an rad. and deceased and all other jH-rson.* Interested iu A. II. Th*MD|i*>»n. Rockford/ ill., writes: । wta Uie example of making final arrange- said estate, are required to appear at a session of court, then to be hohten al the Probale -I have Iwen troubled with-catarrh for tnent* for death, indulging in last word* and said otfiee. In th«- city of Hasting*, In «ald eounty, years, nothing heljwl me nittll I tri«**l Pa- scene* with Hix companion* In tasaon XX and show eause. it ativ there tie, why the prayer villoti Catarrh Cure. 1 followed the direr--! tie- beautiful and simple ceremony of tbo of th- |H-tlt|otier should not be granted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner tbmi and with les* than one WKtle. I nin ' Lord'* Supper i* instituted. give notice to the person* Interested in said e»cured?' Pavilion (extractor lino catarrh* At*.>a UH- — regular ui«r «<.««■ supper ifo **« anmxmclunuuncrn tfo. iu« fate, of thep-udenevof said ;>etltl«n. and the cure will |H,s|ilv<.ly and ix-mialiently cure 1I approrirhing tragedy and thrill* tho hearts hearing thereof by caitsisg a eopv of thl* order lobe published in the Hastings BAbXKii a Bronchial Catarrh. Acute or Chronic Ca­ of Hix disci ph* with tue astounding stata- new*pa|M>r printed and circulated In said Coun tarrh. «l*o Row Cold' nnd Hay Fever. ty of Barry once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said dav of hearing. Large IxjttJes SI-00. For *!<• by. W. H. WM. W. COLE. Judge of Probate vicxir quietly tatuuate* to the diaciple near <Jo*Miye»r. y Him ax U> who tbo traitor is. and • immedi­ Million* of locust* are. appearing at Ga­ ately after tbo devil entered in Juda*." lena. IllEnglish spavin liniment remove* all OW. arcrn-i.-ti. Notice t* hereby gl>en that I shall sell al pub­ hard. soft, or calloused lump* and blemlic auction, to Hi* highest bidder, on Saturday ixhra from horses, blood spavin, curbs, the twenty-third dsr of June. A. D.. 1*S8. st ten splints, bwecney. ringbone, stifles, sprains, Hl* approaching o'clock In the forenoon, al the Probate court all swollen throats, coughs, etc. Have WO disciplesdid not ’ tl.. ’—<11 — by use of one l»ttle. Warranted, bu d by cense and authority granted to me on the fifth Dr. E- II- Lsthrop. druggist. Hasting*. day of May. A. D.. IMS. by the probate court of rule of the Romans, they thought "it ty*d Barr* Count*. Michigan, all of the rotaut, right, Mich. title and Interest ot tlie said deceased of. In and been He which should have redeemed brseL" FMisoti »•*>* I'*' wthild give *11 hl» fitmc Then followed Hls agony in Gethsemane, Hls to recover hl* hearing. and dmertbed a* follows, to-wlt; The north half । m«) of the north fractional hall long night of buffeting and derMou, after nch* and tndlgwt ton are cured b) u<“®» °*r (n tri Hint seetlpn twenty-five (23) lu township i^rtlta. n kta> erertra a good *>prtlW. vrbdch He was led out to cascutlou. It was number three ij>. nerta of range number eight Judge Gresham carries five bullet* in hls on Friday about 0 o'clock in tiio morning WML according to the United Males survey; ’ "sta. Ju 1. aoutbsrn Florid* grout, foaming la required to understand this la»t wm set. t|u. formal proftwaor dally ihciwintr that ..t ___ . hLi''^I'’rur.-"” *‘u"«rt ■'’' ••in- l»IO«Miin all over the state. , ' The openu staple :>n - hi o.«, pronouncing w<x, "Cvnerntinn of 1 j I ; I rr-w- , W. L. DOUGLAS $3rmlvSHOE. fi...If .. . RHEUM. • n. BURNS ttartllug break In Chrirt* « grextly improved F'ld the soft round the heart, isnt rod bind ti e whds Hood’s Sarsaparilla by w . H. G<xxlyr*r. , , .--- 7------ . wi ■ r-vmejghths board, as you see. Now, with a dnulsr saw. rut groove* clear through tho thin bqnrd uptU the saw strikes tho thick oue. These grooves are of sucli a width that three of tbe afore meutioinsd ■trips of veneer will drop into each groove, the strips running lengthwise of the frame. When thta la .lono, three short piecra of veneer are dropped into th-i grooves -arosewise _ But to mako these bits of wo<»d stay in place when the frame is pulled up, a little glue U jmt into each corner with a cannd'i* hair bru*h- the f<n-m. Before you pm in tbe glue, however, drop Home link- mi nares nt foiujdatlon; into each little section. The glue should just catch cseh corner of the foun­ dation. When the whole thing is dry. lift it nff and hang it in the hive. \Vh»!n the little sectlotu< are full nnd sealed over, take frame and all to the groevr. slip off tbe outside, and show -him tliat he con separate the squares into long strips With a eharp knife he can uow cut them up Into little cake* a* wanted. If a cus turner wants two. four, six or eight, 1st him . have them all in a slice, to save handling so many loose pieces. . n. Goodyear’s drug store. by Impure blood. It Is readily cured by Hood's fiarxaparliu. tho great blood purifier. William Spits, Elyria, 0.. iraflcred greatly from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by handling tobacco. At times hls hands would crack open and bleed. He tried various prep­ araMons without aid; finally took Hood's Bar. saparilla, and now says: "lam entirely well.” “My scBi had salt rheum on Ids bands and on the calves of hls legs. He took Hood's Banaparllla and Is entirely cured.” J. B. Btanton, ML Vernon, Ohio. -—---------- / IUWI '"■mg tbo prevailing camm then tbo a^ralex >!>' or rail n c Lid on:| ventilator. J pur,' -se. aiiii v.r tlmduter, Salt Rheum ... , flrrt quarter tbo calling of bis disclplre and Uh, preliminary work were an foldad; wo uow come to tbe distinctive doctriMa, tho warning* and Judgments, and after them the shameful and. painful death which sealed tbe divine testimony, followed by the vfadblo proofs of life and immortality brought tz, n.-kt u .,_________ . .. ' IOO Doses One Dollar frame. Then with a jack plane, het coarse liu scoops uff the sliavings. The shavings of couree roll up. but he tumbles them into a poll of water, and when titer gt-t weil soaked, th.-y are straightened'„ui. piled up and dried. Thta give* thin strips of veneer, and cheaper than <ou cap im­ agine. He then fixes a board a* hi the swond engraving. The I^ngatreth IraA is slipped over this board. md then put up I, hay 'iveps liet-' barn tiuur iu a I - exposed to the Banaparllla cured him. --------- ->>*>icaMiva, ■ that | ..silcu delavs when the , .......... - ........ . ImT I ,,n Claaniiign in Bee Culture i* described Hi. be PJt tn tbu plan of a Michigan aptarian by which ,’h now Iua I he g«ta two small package of comb honey ’ * that have proven very popular in his vy Jet tho dew | ket. ’ ‘!.c cutting. A seven-eighth* board Is selected just i.-»iv follow the I lung enough to slip inside of a Langdrotli renders it with little possible opjiortu.\brrb ..f the beet v..i:*-:l when lvia the Click*; boils, swolltags, enlarged joints. ,rUi '«<fA wr manure from sheep pens shouldta, appUrd by preference to cold clayey loams. oTto moist soil* rich in humus These hot manure* tend to warm and enliven she tand. On the other hand, the sfowlv fermenting cow manure la preferred for warm light soil*. Ou light sandy soils it will b« found u good plan when using horse manure to mix it with some slow hl be taken : lul leave* lover, an it tblo ]>ordou is fair, with TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 24. “* “ • , .•.•ucw siar caaea bere as eis-where, T» seems, however, reaao-iable to maintain ’r.ln,ef should £ ^2 strieted to leveffieldTfo? bolhraln a£d snow must sweep manure from rt ----- * i *7»h>bi oi sarfare st r. which appHe* imrtlcularly King soils, is that the non­ sol n bi portion* of the manure, a* they Ue on the.ground, are Hable to dry out to a poit like substance that is not specially useful to tbe growing crop 7 However manure may be applied, it is of importance to secure its equable distri­ bution In the soil In a gnnurul war It may bo said tliat horse dropping* ^and ■ ' . ■' ’ Beware of Scrofula LESSON XIII, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ un<i-nnhi<-<i aAd ,te»n r v,tM,-or<»ite were TN-tjW CHRISTS MISSION CLOSED. Now. therefore, notice 1* herein given that by virtue of tbe said now rr nf «*l* anO in t..— .'. 5»Ie ot the premise* therein described. at pub­ lie auction to tbe hUbnt bidder. al tbe front August next, at ten o'clock lu the foreiimta of that day, whi«h said premise* are llescrtbril lu nihlii two HJ north nt rang* nine IB] Raining according to the original govstirrer veventrJIvr snrf m.ina Hated tbe twenty-third day' of May. IMi GeomiK Okoork, Assign R- M. RATtcj, Attorney for AaUgnre-. certain mortgage made by Perry G. Fisher sad Wta FUhsr. hls wife, to French Holden, dated April thirteenth A. I)., is:*, and recorded in the office attbe register of deed* for the county of Harry and «u»tc ot Michigan, on tho'rriti day of Anru. A. !>.. 1875. in Uber three of mortgage*, ou pace SSI. on which mortgage there 1* claimed to bclue lojbe <W <il this uottoe the sum of nine hundred and tffirn-one itollan and tbirtynvo reau (teai xi), and an "fittorneyl* f-c of twnfityWve dollars provided for tn sad mort- tt. ,L,ri D.. 1»T7. ‘y bv sxKi;%s whirl, on- Zalralfl.k It.jaL. leaving her last will and testament beating date note aii-l mortgage. Now. therefore, by * Irtue of the rower of sale ceutrtaed In Mid mortgage, and the statute tn M>. h ca*e made and provided, notice Is l*reby given tbsl on bHtnrday tbe fourth day of Aug City of Hastings. Hxrvy (fount*. Michigan. <th»t being the ptare where the elreult court for Bar rj 7M,nt> “ uo“1<n’- “* Prredw* dmcribml t;; dote ri bed as ioUows. to-wlt; Ttm oorll| fractional quarter i'.i of section number twenty two (» in town one U> north of range ten < li. tbe with west rorosr itwi c’cwrttte-i a* folio* *. fo-wtt: renimeoctns mi tbs south w«*j c-rse.- of the wxBli ra*t fr. quarter m shore de*-riiwri: Kumiiug north ow quarter '■*" **" verted at Bronson. Wil’s Jiarmjrtrill-wlllrelkrre^uin-tl-® and often cure it- W. H. Goodyear- .is SttAKT. KNAlTEN i �" of Gooch Frftt Goodyear I* home from Orchard lea—al! men who work—are Identical. If th* fanner pay* mon- for hi* plow ho gets EDITORIAL NOTES. INGERSOLL’S TARIFF TALK. AMEKK-AXS W1MB IX PROTECTING Ute south manufactured nothing and ral*e«l mly raw material—for the reason tliat Its lalxtr wa» enslaved and cuuld not be trust­ ed wWi education enough to b.'come skilltul -it was in of fr< ■ trade; It want­ ed to sell the raw material to England and buy the manufactured article where It could buy the cbeapert. Even under tbttse circunistanc* it was a short-sighted and UNi-ATKtonc roLirr. “Now everything is changed In the south. They are Iwglmning to see that lie •I take a# much interest In polities as a republican ought to who expects nothing and wha wants nothing for himself,” said Colonel Robert G. Ingrraoll yesterday to a reporter tjf the Press who questioned him as to hi* attitude in political matters. “I want Kt a* this country again controlled by the'republican party. The present ad­ ministration has not in my mind, the train­ ing and political intelligence to decide upon the great economic and financial question*. There are a great many politicians and but few statesmen. Here, where men have to be elected every two or six yean, then* la hardly time for the officials to study states­ manship—they are busy laying pipes and fixlug fences for the next election. Each on* feels much like a monkey at n fair on top of a greased pole, ami spends most of bis time dodgiqg stones and keeping from falling. I want to see the party In power who simply raises raw material is destined best qualified, best equipped to administer that few people seem to appreciate, and the government” “What do you think will be the particu­ lar issue of the campaign?" “That quevtion has already been answer­ ed. The great question will be as to the tariff. Mr. Cleveland imagines that the surplus can be gutton rid of by a reduction of the tariff. If the reduction is so great as to. increase the demand for foreign artlcles the prolwbllity Is that that is that tin- value of raw material Is only nominal. The raw material of a ship costing gSOO.OOO Is only a few hundred The surplus can surety be done away with by one of two methods; first, make the tar­ iff prohibitory; second, have no tariff. But if tbe tariff Is JusUat tliat point where the foreign trade could pay it, and yet underseli tlie Americans so as to stop manufao ture, then tin- surplus would increase. As a rule we can depend uj>on .kxm-rh-an com­ petition to keep prices at a reasonable rate. When that fails,. wZjfave nt all times the to be forever poor. For instam-e, the fanner who sells corn will never get rich; the farmer should sell pork and beef and bones. So a nation, a state, that parts with its raw material loses nearly ull the profit which rises with the skill requisite to produce. It requires only brute streogth to raise cotton: it requires Mum-thing more to spin it, to weave It, and the more bcautlful tbe fabric tbe greater the skill and consequently tbe higher the wages and the greater profit. In other words, the more thought i* mlngkxi with ialtor, the more value Is the result- Besides all this, pro­ tection is the mother of economy; tlucheapest at last whether the amount paid make glass than to sell sand to other countries; the profit on tbe sand will l>e irxceodlngly small. There is another thing dollars. The value of the raw material of a ton of steel rails. Including the coal and lime, is not to exceed S cents; all the rest la labor, pniy a little while ago steel rails were worth $125 a ton. They were made in England nnd shipped to the United States. There has been a tariff of *28 a ton on steel rails, and tbe result has been that since that tariff was in existence fteel rails have been sold In the United States at 82V a ton, and are now worth only ta*tween $30 nnd 840. There are hundreds and hundreds of Inslances in which com­ petition has succeeded in producing manu­ factured articles and selfing them for much less than the tariff. “The’ interests of this country are unit­ ed; they depend upon each other. You governing power in our hands—that is to dfHtniy one and the effect upon nil the rest may lie disastrous. Snp*pore we had words, the tariff is not for tlie benefit of free trade to-day. what would came of the manufacturer—the protect ion is not for the manufacturing, Interests to-morrow? the mechanic or the capitalist—it is for the The value of property would fall thou­ country. I don’t believe in protecting silk sands of millions In an instant. The tires simply to help the town of Patterson, but 1 would die out In thousands and tltousands am for tbe protection of that manufacture <4 furnace*, hmunwrahle engipes would Kin U k oUr* U> our eolraaa*. and bill; Lake. Undteputable facta ami admteslons. to regard to which there is no controversy render it Imposrilde for Mr. O’Dtmnell to honorably enter the field as candidate for a third term In congress. Hence we do not believe that hr is or will become a candidate. We will add, also, that we circulate among republicans of this vicinity al»u1 as intimately « anytasiy and we do not single person who desires to farce Mr. (J'Donnrll to l>ec<nnc a candidate in violation of hls pledges an/ in coatradlction of hls letter annmuff lng Hurt hr would not l>e, tliat Mr- O'INiunell has not a great many has plenty of them. He also has some fool friends who an- doing not a little to injure the good reputation he has always hail hen-. Mr. O’Dounell. more than ail other men and Influence* in the third district. D re­ sponsible for the fact that the republicans of Harry county have brought out a candi­ date for congress. He mlmita and will nut for a moment deny tliat this is the case. How. then, can Mr. O'Donnell, with con­ sistency or honor, now enter tiie field against tire candidate be led tbe repuHF cans of Barry county to bring Into tbe field? It is urged lu extenuation that th* friends of Mr. O'Donnell aw insisting that he shall run whether iu- wants to or noL. We cannot accept this statement, for we <10 not u-lleve the friends of a gmtleman would place him In the attitude of be­ coming a candidate for office against hls wishes apd in violation of hls manly honor. At least, n man who surrounds himself with that character of “friends" is very unfortunate In the class of company tie quite sick. Judge Smith and wife are visiting friends As we said at the outset, we have the utmost confidence that Mr. O'Donnell fully understands and appreciates all this and that lu good lime he will extricate himself from tire unenviable position hls alleged frieails are placing him. Most assuredly we shall not believe he is responsible for tbe arts of these indiscreet friends until hls own. We fee) that Mr. O’Donnell’s friends effort on railroad*. on freight*, on limb nere: what upon the towns through which thoy pass? Stop making iron In Pennsyl­ vania and the state would br bankrupt In of every kind of brain and find, use for all human capacities. In this way we will an hour. Give ns free trade and New produce greater ipd better people. A na­ Jersey. Connecticut and many other states tion of agriculturists or a nation of mechan­ would noj be worth one dollar an acre. ics would iieeome narrow and small, but -If a man will think of tbe connection where everything 1« done the brain Is culti­ between all Industrie*. of the dependence vated on every aide from artisan to artist and Interdependence of each on all, of the That Is, we become thinker* a* well as subtle relations Is-tween all human pur­ wurkerx; muscle and mind form a partner­ suit*, be will see that to destroy wme of ship. f don’t believe that England is par­ the great Interests ticularly interested In the MXAJtt FINANCIAL HU IK WKLFAXX OF THK f.NlTKt) STATKS. and desolation. 1 am not talking now It never seemed prohibit- to me that men about a tariff that in too high, because that like Goldwln Smith sat up an it and feared tariff dors not produce a surplus. Neither that we tn some way might injure ourselves. am 1 asking to have that protected which To use a phrase that will be understood by needs no protection. I atn only Insisting theologians at least we ought to “copper” that all Hie Industries that have been all English advice. fostered and that need protection should "The free trader* nay that there ought to be protected, and that we should turn our be no olmtrucLions placed by governments attention to our own country, letting other between Ituyera and sellers. If we want nations take care of themselves. If every to make the trade of course there American would use only articles produc­ abrnild be no obstruction, but If we prefer ed by Americans; If they would wear only that Americans should trade with Amer­ American cloth, only American allkt If we icans—that Amaricans should make what sfouid absolutely stand by ea<*h other, tiw Americans want—then mo far as trading with foreigners U concerned, there ought human history. We can live at home, and we have now the Ingenuity, tbe the United State* could get along If the. iutelligrnce, tbe Industry to raise from rest of tbe world should be sub- nature everything that a nation needs." “What have you to say about the claim such a cundltion that It can be iudepend- tliat Mr. Cleveland does not pntpose free trade?’' “I suppose that he means what he said. mechanieal genius In the United States ln« has been fostered and developed by protection. The democracy with to throw thtet way—to make uaetaaa this akBL thta ITS A LIGHT CHIP. But a Heavy ChaUe'nge' Chicago convention. B. R. Hunted, of Delton, eity Monday on business. Mrs. T. J. Bu*h. of Jackson, h tinguest of Hastings friends. Rev. Mbrgan. of-Grand Rapid*, was In lire city on buslnowt Tneaday. Mrs. W. H. Bryant, of Flint. Is the guest of Mra John F. Goodyear. (ten. J. G. Parkhurst. <>f Coldwater, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Goodyear. Our eompriit.^. ^,11||() fiaJ. jAKlNg ^OWDEK Knock of! the Chip bM It «m,M I- Ii,,, Take up the Challenge. LOCAL THEY CAN'T DOIT. J. IL Ryan and J. A. Cutting, of the firm of Morrill * Co., were In tire city Frlexcellence tn that D. G. Robinson and Mrs. Nathan were In Grand Rapids Wednesday ® -’But,’ resumed Plunkett, "1 seed -sr little ville tavern, that they couldn't make run by balls, but that there lire what I've told you ••Tbe Httte girl1* folk* were rvfugeed folks, mid they were living hi er little house out in try to belittle her down, and tbe little baby fell erway in In Crockery and Ikuaar (kxxh. s. N. Baldwin left for Milwaukee Wed­ nesday, when- le- will vMt friemfa for a time. V Allas Hallie Watkins left tor Clyde. Ohio, Wednesday. there. MUCti BAKING BOWDKB Cd. st. LOUia. Besniers' Cash Bargain Store. «be will spend tbe summer , Gem 1L F. Hastings,' of Grand Kaplda, wa* among the guests at tbe banquet last evening. /Miss Belle Throop wffl go to Ann Arbor s Where Are You Bomr? >* rs July 2d. to take a term of 12 weeks luseon*. in stenography. Vnl.dmkwl Mrs. E. L. Haff, of Grand Rapid*, at­ tended the futjeral of her aunt. Miss Re­ becca Goodyear. Sunday. Man^dbAB ■VI Mrs. Dan Lake is- visiting at her old bom* in Canada. Her brother, l*aul Mc­ Intosh, returned with her. Swisax burgh'*. Tbe ftnert toe Quarttrly mastin chureh Sunday te <yMls* Grade Mesmer has returned home tn enjoy the summer vacation. She is. much pleaM-d with -her school, tlw- Sum-1 men lllr, at St. Glair. Stuart, ICn Buy tbe best, Mr*. John Hoffman. «»f Wellington, Ohio, who has liven x telling her rtej* daujfhtcr. Mrs. John M. Hessmer, fur a 1 couple of montiis. returned home Tuesday । morning. We are .in receipt of an Invitation front the H(im>x>i>athic Medical Department of the University to attend the exerdaro of commencement week. Mls« Llzxie A. Ih-ndendxitU of this place. Is tin- class historian. C. F. Dwight and wife. Miss Belle Bar­ low And J. W. Barlow, of Evanston. HL, attended the funeral of Mis* Relwcra Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight n-tunted to their home Sunday evening.. Mias Belle and brother will remain for n visit with friends . ■THE BISSELL COMBINATION PLC oflicer* arc all Wm Witli Reversible Strare and Point, Great 0DVANCE Over ©^r PL0.WS, To Try It is To Buy It. P occasions al must be getting r Threshing mac tilted that the works will sell Morrill • Company Will give you your choice Mr. Carl Rcha Bismarck. la pra FOR 50 CENTS bore. Thsy become dsMUtatad and painfully lacking in vital energy. All live amid too Any Straw ’. Hat! In the stock which certainly Mr. Cleveland is not in irj Biai ucwxs VWMKV uuu> unj > er workmen on the globe. The faudllmtn: I Wr hare a nt . will H-n on can GOODYEAR BROS. way to deenue Uie anrplua except to prohibit the bnjxrrtation of foreign articles th Governor Lore can ••tub at Midd minds u« tlu! w* can club tn Hasti Don’t tail to examine the Bissell it in need of a pkw. in Atlanta Conatitutlou. paid n higher price for manufactured art I- •d.A-.s rm in Hastings »t»- ^Xoioa Mrs E. V. Hogle went to Albion Tues­ day morning to attend tbe commencement exercises of Albion college; Ttwwwfysw* H. F. Ford returnrei, Monday evening, from El. Paso, Texas. Mrs. Ford will n-maht there a short time before returning The Baxnku notes with pleasure that there Ik a movement on foot to make K. tO. front, but she never left her little brother. Dewey -register of deed* for Shiawa*M-e county. The people of that county will Yankee* firing, and tbe soldiers of "make ns mistake if they give Ed. this po­ sition. i He is not only a' good reimbllcan and wei qualified, but is a man of whom any county might well feel proud. to tho little lady His argument was all for free trade, and be endeavortd to show Ute fanner that he it wbCTr wm j<» « We Lead the Trade who are crowding him for a third term do not know the ixadtion in which they are placing him. Hls candidacy Is clearly i/lnw Strong ami wife, of Nashville, impossible as we shall show later, and were nt the lianquct last evening. Onto says he's proud to hurrah for Hastings every statement we shall make will laDi vision. subject to as complete demonstration -as a J. N. Stearns and wife, of Knlamazo>* geometrical proposition. returned hon»r Monday morning, after a short visit with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Balph of this city. A Brava Little GlrL because in my judgment it helps tbe whole stop, thousands and thousarxis would Mop country, and because I know that it has digging coal ami iron and lead. Y^isit given us a fur.better article of silk at a far would the cities that hare l«een built up by tower price than we obtained before the iwtabllshmenta of these factories. 1 Iwlieve In the protection of every Industry that necdsJVto the eikl that we may make use In Chicago. Editor Godfrey, of Freeport, was in tl* city Friday, Philo SJicldon started yesterday fur Hr e cold weather has made the Straw Hat trade slow, but we will move them if prices have anything to do with it’ tut . H>-My dmr. I sely m have dipped yotir j Lady Dudley steep* tn Wack silk sberta. E- W.. Morrill “One Price Clothiers Hastings, Mich profitably In fall in �HasT,ngs_Banner. "MICHIGAN, 0^3— 7^. «iay. Janr ,J0- 18W- ATOW<l?8^’d^W*NT8- JIS': u'n ■ tSJ 11“ wa* ’“n'rt.lW Harting* Dl'lUon, iS'K SY *’, ’r? jnst -north of th® oH r e.r:::Sa.»J-r Jfidv C.Wttaonrnm. THI HWT PUXB 15 THE CiXOXKAn TOFRXOENT AWARDED WHKME WE WANT IT. jb«* IUrt" k** UnaUtaluor toSdenu°lr wxl W1 usm mottor itrs to the State CobgresMotral ivntiou* will meet af the ;"v of Hastings <>n Katurday . .. m the forenoon. I Let i HURRAH FOR HASTINGS I . p.presented in this proven- / Tbe ilrill con* of Hastings Division Nn. « ™»< ns-hta, this ehy smrf., Th*> mn inn u Us ,i,w b)- u„ “T "»> l»d °"b" "•'«»»< '-<*• H., 5Sir Kulcht, Col. Hayea nnd Grant and Capthln NUkern re HO, acrumpalned by Sir Knight J c Andrus and wife. Past Grand Chancellor J. A. Swii-zey and daughter Mae Fred Ryeraon. Mra. D. 8. GotMlyear. Miss Belle j^|Megram.s reached this city Mondav . Spaulding. Mr.. Rkhanl Doyle. Mrx Archie McCoy, Mra. John Cole and EddieJ Men u> canvass for > Cole, the ••MaM-otte" of the dlvlden le Z leniumeut Einpiuymrtu on the Tuesday p. m. train on the €. K*»<! Kxpenscs Paid. Ap 8. for Cincinnati. The land .-awrtwl GLENN BROTHERS. ' Knighta to the train. Ju#t as they Rochester. Nil about to leave, the ladiw delayed the t«7. And UH. latter was done In no vnre with rice for good tuck, and some auc SX*toW<? dibrr' Ew* thl,*< *«“ sllpjirrn were firetl at them for the put inio use for the event and even the purperae. Tim Diviakin hj^L chartered ..iirnui Co. Committee. AL NEWS. Hie town was well decorated yesb-rdav in honor uf the victory. Hastings Division weakened not a parti­ cle when ft was aappoited they would meet 40 Division on the field of tmttle. ,. The number of cimfwting companies dwhuiled down to 14. < was the only Michigan Division that had the rand to face the music. ■ Archie McCoy will extend his Jefferson street building nearly to the alley, and fix it up In first class style. niVhl'.SSJA'SKX* ww .0. {JSSK’-!S’™...tn™. U.I -I- June Has Come! And ~dnth it the'finest line of White Goods and Embroideries, &c. Ladies, you want some of these goods for yourself, for your daughters and little ones. We are. prepared to give you the very cheap­ est prices in the market. « These are Facts! Come and Ask ‘to See Them. Dr. J. A. Baughman will be at Delton Thursday. June 28th. to attend to the wants of his jmtlents there. ♦ There will tie quarterly meeting at the State road church next Satunlay and Sun­ day. Eldar Canfield Is exjieetni to br pre*'Wc wonder if the correct knowledge lias yet come to the Cincinnati man who wantwt to know how large a town Michi­ gan was. The <J<Hid Trmplais will give an Ire cream social at the residence of Mrs. A. <’. Carpenter. in the 1st ward <>n Satnrdgy evening from r> to iu o'clock. • The Hastings high school nine <lone up the KidumuziM* K> A IL club Thuraday to 4 In a five-inning game.—Kalamazoo Teh-graph. TJiat was Hastings week in everything. Goodyear & Barnes. Remember the “Little Brick Grocery” if yob have any butter and eggs to sell. i^Mm li fatond'ld mention lias lawn nude Ml a very iwcurap- map of the U. S. drawn by Mirai Georgiana Heath, daughter of the photographer, who is a pupil In the 7th grade. Miss Allie Sidnain drew bne al­ most as good, however. Died, nt tlu- isitue of Ed. Powers, Fri­ day evening at '•< o'clock. Miss Rela-cca G<sidyear. aged 72 year*. Miss Goodyear wu born In York. Penn., and hus lawn a resident of Hastings since 1857. The funeral occurred at Mr. Powers' residence 1/Tlii' following l» TK* prrijmtm of .ttw* Ttimiueiiecim'nt exrrcteeii of the high .school at I’nion hall. Friday evening. June 22: Music—Overture. Prayer—Rev. I). B. OvUtL Music—Duel. Address—Rev. Kerr B. Tupper. Music—Class Staig. Presentation of Diplomas—John Lichty. Music—■Quartette. . Benedict ion. ) The editor o’ tbe Joiirnnl tries to evade tbe suumient of the poriitkni In which he has placet! himself, but hls jioor. weak at­ tempts at evasion only show the truth of the allegations we made last week. The Journal stated that Streeter was thegrvenback nominee for the presidency, hls nom­ ination being made by a fusion of greentiacken and the union latior party. But Streeter's name was not placed at the head of the Journal's editorial column, while Cleveland and Thurman still hold the place on tliat page of the Journal which is ‘supixvsrd to indicate the editorial preference. Mighty queer action that for a man and a paper which claim to be true to greenback principles. \ very compete l,slt ol tourUU round trip rates and mules u> western polnU for ISbu, has just been Issued for free distri­ bution by C. n. Warren. Gen. Pass. Agent, St. T. M. A M. Ry. St. Paul. Minn. jjo. Name *uid . «ea Boonun, lUktlugi 76 ■ Delora Mulliken. Tborn^pp^«• Following are the real estate transfers for the week. ending June 18th, 1888, as takeh from the books In the register's office, .-lia z&S'S.“ alien G..Free"'"?* *?.Hoffman;BOasec nubois; lota 94 and telmK. Hd wr"< »" " « BirtSlthehirt!ra tho ,roo: tepi-ned. Ml IX pkkte tntoXittaJ. IMUaobeck; UP und liwdrd 11 “ “*,“7*2; lu ,h.1 —t*P. gu niBrebln, on. PFWrfabe1nter° MlMaf>U»ul’senter; tooaaecH out tlse least break occurlng. It was rre »n tenor lo rte Hn'Unn Conn ol Ku>n»u Durite by U>....W wHIm ‘•“‘■‘T '[S Invtk T’l'argc. Sheriff Shriner mak- Imp. teyr rrrrU-d «J> utter. In Itelr Ulte ttam!iarTW,,; r,ll,‘,M tlM4 *ctwul offenne ot n-mtewu tte pter tebx ritetlj teH nhS? M1* »*»“* a wuak- rm. Il S »M«prrr«l tlut tte lUhi h nmr •yiir’lKS'-Ta— H. taihl *":aa,‘ 'Oio may l«e more sinned between Kokomo and Hastings. «*»• n«” »" Tlie .member - referred jn who lieiniet was I’. T. Coigrovr, .whom? Prt‘»ttait there wa» any proteat taSr!!!VpV!*“““l the De- rur. .d mind »rrr«l»d him ‘ X lUUto? IH.Won n-l.a- »’ >«r ^JTriUme under its maiugruomt waa reaching for the helmet ‘,r OcccpungH from the numeotte. Had he done so there wroreri by nM. K-ulng of a p^. Sun­ So ot tte I’uted in thi.^Z-! ^‘re’* Ram ever Issued would have resulted a b«i “Mr?‘,mistake. *?£2'nlrT Tl" Tribune bio. a fine tlie dlviston. Finding that hnlght grove would not accept the "r Priu“»UC. l*»Ung S4«n;^J* I’ l’ute edition at the rate of him, HtUe Eddie handed »t I| J2** cuT1m- Tribune i. tbe bright- Nhkrrn, who P>ne«I « «> M'eh'gan. and de- of it, owner, (totovve wm uid ■p'a,,“1,'l"e of every republican ““s1 b’b ,!id±rJ dte.^npl*"n bf 8,1 **H' tlwire a find “ f' '***1 lwue of the U-AJi‘.,5,rVrs have been for ranue time "f child-munier in .Jh,|; sl,', "!‘K»t»on 1*4 Wednesday «tbrthearo..,',, _ M|,m Am|.||a HB11()ck xrV ' D. V. Drawn and wife, of Cincinnati, were most hospitable in their attentions to the Divisions and will over be remembered by IU members. This Is how they stood: Hastings Di­ vision, Na 19. 08.54 per tent.: Kokmno Division. No. 0. Indiana, ws. 19 per geuM Terre Haute Division. Na X. vo.«i8 per cent; Fort Deqrbarn. No. I. Chicago. 06.00 percent; Ua-hlel. No. n. Elgin, Hl.. *•>.rb'”> KmHIntbe S3 per cent; Miami. No. 85, Toledo. 05.64 ludfoSS“*i rb^‘ U no <»”pbtlon »hout tit? g *‘en th‘’ greatest night HadThe prizes were: 1st, 91,300; 2nd. $800; "4W‘ And th*‘ tn"ulb*'r;’ of the Division present In the city felt that they 3rd. toot); 4th, $400: Oth, 8200: itth, 8100. np*ld f,,r 1111 U" hard work Hastings Division gets the world’s cham­ y>ey had done. Vhose Who had remained In Cincinnati pionship. 81.200, >100 from Gen. Hastings who had offered that num to any Michigan ant . Ml home and were met at the C.. K. A Division that would win any prize. and depot at n<x>n yesterday by the Division a larre Imix of tobacco from a Covington. in full uniform, the band, the members of Ky„ firm. Besides covering themselves fire 4fe)>artaM*nt in unlforyi imd- armed with all over with glory and teaching some peobrooms, and by a multitude «.f joyful pen. pic tliat Michigan hail lota of good raw (?i pie. Eddie Cole, the maraotte, and Capt. material within her borders. . reuaem Were Imrnr on willing shoulders and rafely deposited in « carriage. After The tanqurt was attended by a number giving three cheers for Hastings Division, <if brother knights, and their idles from the < onmuimler and a rip-roarer for tbe surrounding towns. nmseotte the procession mlived to the . Lieutenants W. 11. Power* and Dan AV. Hastings hotiw. Durim. the march the Reynolds did Iwttrr work than any other brave little umscotte w»> tie- cynosure of lieutenants who were on the grounds dur­ all ryes, and well he <les4*ned’it too. At ing the eouipeUtive drill. the Hasting* house the line lot march was The Division received its first Install­ ended and.c<ipgratulalinns fiowed in thick and fast on the masrotte atid Comnmtuler. ment of the winnings last night In the At the 9:in train the "Division met ami ehape of a 8100 cheek from Gen. Hastings. escorted Gem H. F. Hastings, of (Jrand. Tliank you. General. Rapids, to the Hastings iaiuse.. By-theway our pcopfe owe their thank's to lien. Mrs. Wm. Jone* now receives a pension. Ha-dlngs for from him our Hty was hon­ It fat la to u deserving woman. ored In the Wedm-Mlny's parade by hls are The ball game Saturday wa.% won by the pointment of Col. E. Y. Hoglr to the com­ mand of the Michigan brigade during that home boya. Score: Coats Grove, 9; Hast­ , Ings, 10. sritne. Kai । ’.'irate? XUir sleeper was attached to the G. R. A through train for nnclnnatl. it was. i Kalamazoo July 2trti jolly crowd. N. T. Parker was there. That •lety hat t*en fsratpui was enough to insure any amount of aidesplitting merriment. Nel Is a dreus. inMrnling double rings und four downs. ureat hurra- sale at this Cincinnati was reached at 8 o'clock Wed­ nesday morning, ami Hartings Division was soon <iuartens| at tbe Hotel Emery This hotebis conducted on tlu* Eurotxwn plan, which the initiated find Is to give the Uli Ik* ut the Hastings ajpalk-st possible coat Zwednoglay afternoon occurred the dish. quart or gnlloy* grand parade, the largest ever made by any civic order. The procvNdou was 3’4 tin: rant. f Biniithtnan wil/be hnura in pacing n given point. The route was seven >ulli» long; though moat of the .* I’rnlay July Oth. , Sir -Knights felt tliat a cypher after tire middle aged man. to ••even would better express the extent of F. MkJh. territory covered. The streets and bulbliugs of Cinnlunatl were beautifully decor­ ated for the occasion. The Hastings laijs received fnxiuent applause for their move­ and couches'just ments in the parade and their Muscorte^ r A VanValarn- received a perfect ovation everywhere, if Was 8 o'clock when Hastings Division h^ lailirs and gtitls their quarters to take thelff'place In tl$* Michigan brigade. It was 7:30 when th< A. lltdnirs*. the returned from a terrible march through tbi* hot. dusty, rough and lmi>t streets Cincinnati. Though unused to such i? strain, most uf the 8ir,Knights of the wTe are sorry that limited tinre prevmu division endured the hardship, '•omuiendour giving an extended account of the ‘ubly well. NThrre seemed to be a very great lack of l>an.]uet given at the Hastings house last t. conducted by Kev. order in the arrangements, and Hastings evening in h<mor of the'kreat victory. It division .was kept under onlers all day was. however, in all reapkts the finest affair ever occurring in Hastings. The will Is* at the Hast- II Thursday, to Irani when they would Iw ladire mmipietely out-slid any fonner ef­ !y 6tb. and regu- 'expected to |«rtici|>ate in the jirize drill, fort* and great praise is due.them for con­ which Iwgan that day. They waited In tributing mi' much to tlie general vain tuktil evening, when their ordets and wife had me ill the tjfty at S. swined to indicate that they would bn sneceu. Mr. Parker ektr's. Eye. testetl called at 2:45 the next aftern<M>n. X prac­ given up |KKM-»simi of their |toft*l and the feasters had full sway. , Thd diniiig nwnu fjvr .t i-Harge. tice'drill was indulged in that evening, , and ...... table* were most jdrturdsqely devoraland for .nminer fal- and another at & o'clock the next morning.' ; Sjjd..-"2 and li) an honored imhUIou' w.w tieimire at tlu- law of­ / At one o'clock the next aftcrn<s<u the ,4d old slipper that made the trip vlith the * VanAniran. ' division was on hand at the lutra* Dull i»ark. pllw- winners. Nothing lived Ik- .aid Falrn-li/fflowi where the prize (trill t«H»k place, it was altoui tire >*atubh-s, except Hmt they were then Ittarnnl that the division wopid not prepared by Hastings ladies.: Tlu- toast., j 1* mlletl until the uext aftenusin.' The with l\ H. VanAnnan toa.tma.ter. I thrnnumrier w.» nlsuit-100 in ' the sluedr, । Iml tliat stood nowhere In comparison iif , wftli the wannth of tin* Hastings sir wna oiiiiged i<> Ih- uliM-nt from the lMU>t|uot. i>w i« dhe ' Knl|thts. They Were npd and hu<| rearam ■ “Mlihigun." Grand Prelate’Onio Strong: , to lx-. But Hie sun shines brightest after . ••.Snprem.- Lrelge.T.G.C. Jus A Swrezey; (tlu* clouds. And <o Hastings division I ••Preparing for the Drill.“Nir Kt. D.XGwxb «smnty fair are* j found a way out of the difficulty. Theyl i1 year; -Grand Parade."Grand i'haueeilor P. *; and isth. Tbe , waylaid the committee oi amnureinrnts, T. (Vilgrove; “Brig.-Gen. H. F. Hastings." make it the l»^.t expostulated, rvmunrtratcd and argued. |j nu Kt. F. IL Tlmmenmm: ••Mawot.’Col. E. j and were told to see the Judges. ’*«•! !1 I' Y. Hogle;-From Major io Private.4 Ex-Ma­ r.-i ' jO'lK'-* were seen, ami graciously jiennit- jor F. G^hiodyear; • The Rank and File of rhat IV4 Hastings division to drill that afler- llastlng>.|DrillCorps."(’apt. A. D.Nlskern; repubii-V’”o,u B,u,r twu ’UvMons bad tinlxh- /We're all Hight.” Nir Kt. A.11. Johnson; I s'Tiie «lr)li ground was surrounded on ulf ''•‘Just Before the Drill." S|r Kt. W. D. Hayes: -Tlve Drill ('orje. AbBomf. ('■ <’■ i!y ’.»<» that we | sides by high buildings, and track of these Sylvester • Greu*el: "Our t'nj taln." Sir Kt. iking flir terms ■ on three sides were big bluffs. To shut W. H. Power*: "The World'! < hampl<»n-ifiiv- of Smith A ‘ out all isissiidllty of a breath of fresh nlr abip or 1H»N.“ Brig-Gen. H. F. Hastings: ■uii ' stealing into th«- grounds, a broad fence 20 ••Cincinnati." Sir Kt. W. R. Conk. for a i j.-roaring i ,“K 1 ’*h wa* "w“*s*r>- M,,d ,be fM‘n; Ixr’e orchestra ftinibdint splendid inn­ l' il" 5".! Tlie hot June sun was loaded for bust-, ale and a <|Uartelte c>insisting of Dr. F. IL Timmerman and Mrs. Timmerman and Dr. ■ n»s»« at <’» o'clock, and shone directly Into and Mrs. H. A. Barber sang, two songs •ption. • the park us Hastings division marched in. very appropriate for the occaJou. Below Allegan paj-»TH foMwed by their MMcotte. who wa- again h L stated that the recipient of much enthusiastic n|<-_ < an.j oi imkhiifpow- plause. The division went In to win. an<l each mati did hls duty nobly. Captain Tvr unc mii!~‘dlpttous.. Michigan, My Mlchlpu:. Nlskrrn raid after they had marelusl off . !<• nii-n arc hereby no- tliat they bad surprised him by tlu* excel­ Thy shining streams and babbling rills, Michigan. My Michigan. lL«tiiurs Engine A Iron lence <»f tlielr movements. 'ITicy received And history so oft hath told ichols A Shepard's en- the greatest applause and must of the 1Ot thy brave men of times of old. i» at pri<**s to suit the audience felt they were the winner* of the We Jove thy patriots tree and bold. Michigan. My Michigan. i .t' liei-n made in prices first prize, as they marched off the grounds. nc love >ur --------- --• The following from the Cincinnati En­ Michigan. My Mlcbigan. sturdy Wolverines have stood. II. IL will run a s|Mt*ial rx- quirer so truthfully describes tbe phrt Where Michigan. My Mlcblgaii ur.|.>j> lnii:i Ti..-mUj, JnIM. 26. for Imil played by Hastings division that we give We tore heroic loyal ones ifcjtrolt. Train leaves Hnstlng» ! it as our own: Who fe*ri«Mly tarod tbr «ll«wt.Iug guus. Till vietarv crowned them Freedomr. sous returning. WYe' Detroit alraut 1 ••'rhe last Division of the evening was Michigan. My Michigan. ............. ...... f2.li «... * * . ii... ........ ■ v.. to .r Michigan, imiit command .-ciuiiiand-­ Hastings,'No. 1». .«'f F;ie for wind trip only ed by Captain A. D. Nlskont. Their drill­ Ing created the enthusiasm of the day. It . could be seen that a master hand was at Aid wa- reoiit:. < t!tcrtalned by Prince the helm tlie moment they took the field. For when thy gallant knight* arise. And flaahtng blade from veabbani Cles, iltMn.*.tr», - . ^.-paring a thorough study of Captain Nlskeni’s soldierly bearing was bore that win th- prize. Bema: y. ijir- >-t and of its iK-tiring* on iiartlculariy noticeable, and It was found TH Hastings Ml-hljan. My MMMgU. d>l»lltlciiti:.,nt-un in Eurois*. It will on Inquiry that he Is an Ex-L’nlted Sbttes appear In tfiMtny ntatber of the Forum. Armv officer, having graduated from W«‘st» Tie•MHiii'an .rejxirt for June Is at Point iu the Clara 0CI8M. He reigned, Tira san shone bright, tbe >ky was clear, One wees ago today. n>- iwragr forwh«mt in the Mtuth- to go Into the nqfrspaper brndnora «t When Hastings boys with wavtng plumes ■ ru th-tz o' utlrs I. '«•» j>er tent, of Hustings. On the flehl with the Hastings Btied ou their southward way. Division was their niucotte. little Eddie Tbev Upped their hail, and smiling bowad «i zvrra/.-. Barry eounty shown In easy, graceful way. •I''nr htt’.m p..r ,.t.nt <Torn indiratOH fi it Cole, aged raveu, who won' tbe full 7' ’ As they went owvlnfc ou. i-ro-it ab.*. .u, ,<v,.rage. oitLt 0 percent. uniform, including helmet, red plume and A shower U rice was quiekiy thrown sword. Ills ambitious efforts to keep up •‘"r-V "• i» r cept, above. .SfrssE’Skojier..*'. • with the Division during double quicks T-i«rd» the ttaln did glKe. 1 "I"'1' 1-'1,,l»ga big thing in and fast turns were amusing to a degree. And In the hands ot Major Frax.< Imn«4lA T#wn- He aceompanled the Division atthe I*"‘ -hit" in Um One of them vrcjrapled'"•-■•■• — j-. nty an* votfitg as high us two U. R- K. of P. prixe drills In Michigan, out o» o> they went mortng on. W.tW t«i highway*,, 'fe ' for.laying and graveling in ix>th of which Hastings Division took • money wifely and very !'0»6ul>b hii' ini. Harry county ahould first prize: accompanied them thl* year lo Cincinnati, and received much applause*, W iri jm.-will) this kind of improvemcnta. both In Wednesday s parade and yester­ !■ ua "b7iiM««n «H» ™n” ““h ' vi1?' ' ’• '’■hre will tie held in tbe day's competitive drill. As Hastings Division left the drill ^h'lnirrhs.tuntay evening. A good gn>and the First Lieutenant of Dearborn Twas Capt. NHk«n driilad tho boys iT. । n* 11 Prepared for the oct-anion. IAWdl.^1,,,,,.,1 tni.r lllvlilon, Chicago, .aid to the And w heeled them Into line. And under h!s control tlray learned ••Yun luive knocked Dearborn out, «{* *!, ™ '-™r ,l»’ ■«»“•! V*"executes© fine. , ilrelrf' "" Jmww- Over M have want you as a member of our division, .in « *b,’lr 'ideutlon to Im- pre* and pinned a Dearborn badge upon young MmXiJta • "rt ' wi"lS*<i* >lteUn*» •""yW; J Sir Knight f. G. Goodyear deserves and receives the thanks of Hastings Division fur the promj>tne»s wttii which be sent hi HU rr.lm.ti,,,, u M.)or on n«i. IluUnp staff when he fouud that hls bolding that rank would bar him from taking part In the drill. Milwaukee Junior Binder, Lightest and Strongest 2-horee Binder on Earth. Weight 1,150 pounds, ready for work. Actual Wheat will not be a heavy crop but the ground must all be gone over and there is no cheaper way or one by which yon can save as much grain as with a good binder. Last year we sold 81 of the above binders and every one. of them gave per­ fect satisfaction. The purchase^ names will he furnished on application. . This year the following persons have given orders for Mil­ waukee Junior Binders: 1. John IL Barnum, Woodland. 2. Geo. Kepner, Wooland. 8. John Bhaibly, Woodland. 4. Chas. Mack, Dowling. 5. Noah Haney, Freeport. 6. Conrad Smelker, Freeport. 7. Jaoob Shriber, Carlton. 8. J. Hansberger, South Cass. 9. Chas. Bnche, South Case. 10. John Johnson, West Sidewa­ ll. A. E. Dewey, Banfleld. 12. Frank Kohler, Hastings. 18. James Ransom. Hastings. 14. Philander Otis, Hastings. 15. L. K. Foreman, Hastings. 16. Stephen Weaver, Logan. Come in and look over this binder. It will pay yon. Yonrs respectfully, Messer Bros. & Reynolds. �--------- — BAD A QUEST’ON OF HEALTH. PRAYERS. IN AN art center. PAIHTISOS some rood, and thl* cannot br Usd *ith tbe u»e ploltu, especially Ted, who wax scratched nnd stung and bitten nntll be |onkr>l like a Booth Bea Islander. One day he belli up two brown paws u> display hii numenjus wounds CILED THAT NOR ARE NOT STEM- DUPLICATED. lower grades of baking powd-rs eontalp ruber aluin. Mme or pbospliaile acid. As loath as we can be uo gainsaying the unauiuwus testimony ot 1 he official chemists, indeed, analysis seen* Ted gnnnwl .with delight at this, which made him look like such a veritable scare­ some one ot these oujrctiouable Ingredients ex crow that Sidney o<lvised him to hire him­ eept the Boys’. and that they report as chemiself out for’corn fleld^. Hta upper Up had *that of Titian a*1 Ul --- — mrtbetfc appreciation. Salo tevti ot Pror<*wrs Cb*n<Ver.y Mfaa Priscilla was exporting company. Any oven door and smiled continually, as though tag hospitably ns one after another imprinted "Bids grown a half a1 bead since last summw, and Pm most as tall” "And uotbtug fits me!" exulted Master Wally,-aged LU, as bo stood on tip toe. “You're a perfect sot of that you'<l bettor b.fjin an soma ginger bread—frreh. luade this morning." Notiody .ver did give a fallow such gener­ ous bunks at ouo» as Miaf Priscilla; thought mouth* both Cult They declared, as they buckleshouted light, nnd "Hoc rayl" shouted tho others, folfttoriUar X Tboy vanisiad in a cloud of dust along the ster declan d that it did her ROCxi just to sea thoiu. How well- sii-i remembered that sum- motlMir first aube there with her three boys tor quiet and comfort, she said, white her husband wo« away on a long bustaiMH jour- thorn,'they said; they had such their house alo]>e like that, till it canto and it bad a kind of bill in tbemiddle, whoro they elided off 00 each other. WsUy slept in funny little window "Ynu don't know how.’’ replied Ted, rather scornfully; "boys never da It takes women huckleberry cake was tbo coxiwit t world. You just make a batter OVStL** This sounded simple enough, and Tod shouted. “Come on, then!" while Wally turned an approving somersault on tho kitchen floor st tho prospect of something exciting. ' “I •aid Sidney, reflectively, as they wore explortag for ma tarLeix, "that Ml... . like the trunks; they couldn't tell which. The boys all watched Mlw Priscilla 1 hear tlie rain c-utoe down on, it sounded so' gxxxi.wtam tboy warn *lMp. And Miss Priadlla tel threw do just what they w anted to. Rtes liked tbo boys, and sold they ought to be Tbe huckleberries behared remade happy. And tboy were sill engag-ud to salt added , . month. Nina Priscilla's neighbors laughed a good deal at lier "summer bourdent,” but she declared khat they didn't laugh half as much ias sha did, for tbo boys kept her tn laughing (sotbered creatures, bound separately in paper, with tbe tails and hoods jcvtrudlzjg, and showing a gorgeous plumage. They flvo inches long, but, throwing tbe tail into utes to see it baku “It looks queer " re­ marked Ted in 1 critical tone “Why don't the huckleberries show at the top.r Sidney rejilied rather sharply that they probably ’ had reason? of their own for staying u the bottom—as they undoubU-dly had. ‘Why ain't it thick nnd black looking like Him Priscilla's huckleberry cakeP inquired Wally when his brother finally took n thin; .pale Columbus .’tending theagg >nend, b it-ither hard when you don't. Cbtne. though ~ u the ofUa, as she laughingly accepted this numer- GUATEMALA’S BIRD OF LIBERTY. lots of berries," exclaimed Wally, peering into a large tta basin in tbo buttery. .“Lot's put'email in." But this Sidney prudently declined doing, half of the quantity being the greatest abundance. He toleinnlr stirred his batter, then added tbe berries and pound tho mixture into x Un pan. This bo srt in “1 maant It for huckleberry cake " .vplied tho puxxled cook. “You aaid it was «□ may, and we thought you’d be »o lata.** that slipped along on a string reported upon the results attained In the refin­ ed cream of tartar. Tbs foUow Ing extract Ji urn his report would seem lo answer tlie question repeated st tbe head ot this article, and which Is so frequently propounded or the housekeeper: "I have examined the cream of tartar used by the Royal Baktnx Powder Company In Hie man­ ufacture of their linking powder, and (Ind It to be perfectly pure and trev from lime 111 auy fbnu. The chemical test* to wbteh 1 have *• tmlttcd the Royal Baklnjt Powder prove It per­ fectly healthful and tree from every deletenmn mrtMtaacv. The Royal Bak lux powder is purest Miss Priscilla's getting back in time .was rap­ idly diminishing. “Bl tell you what to do; ‘a am ao sorry ’ l.>gac Sidney, in a mortlfl-d ton. *TV . thought <ro d surprise you ’ • I am surprised.’’ said Mins Priwilla. <>ing off into 1 fresh fit of laughter “I nevvr thought that three active lx>ys would :ry fW’kiner tnr* — tl... ... ... _ marvels with them. Scuffing candles, hit- «• introduced."1' «p-r Colds. Mr. rrcanzni , Crmi* for It. nr re I and (he price. ans not ,,...^3? FKCKHAN'ri CBUVP KSHKDT VL H. Goodyear. Druggist. Purify Your Blood. Bodily nnd manta! health depend upon a healthy condition of tho blend. The blood parUcularlr in the spring and •utntaoiimpurittea, which poison It an disease. A harmless blood XXL BAXD ftafXTXC. ■'SteociUng! No, I never eaw story about a long row of pictures being plared ngaiurt the wall nnd a procv~!an of men filing down tbo line, one putting in ski re, meeces and tin tabes his own pictures. Bcuxs- that Is all.'' to bo called, go to work with al! the abandon painter's brash in a pail of kewn. to clean It, and starts by putting In the sky There are four or flv. tin jxiils of sky color already trtee to put in the sky. In doing thia be dips his brush into ]»rha;w three or four different PAINT AUTT UATRL »UU.AVU U ” U AB Bwift’s Specific (B. 8. S). Of Its won­ derful purifying and loalo p.iwors we give a few feslltnoniala: Mr. Wm. A. 8’oboht, with George ,P. Rowell & Co., 10 bprace Btrout, Now YOUR BUCCY flicted as I was, to writ®you this letter, which you can usa in any way yoa chcosa. I aufferod great pain from boils, all over my nick; I canid not torn my heul wtihouiacutnpain. After trying all the usual remedies, and flndr t .... 1 .... - K.-. 1 . u u a FOR ONE DOLLAR|$ COITS HONEST i ■! my ‘Job • Can;farters.’ Now not a sign of my affliction can be aeeh.” Mr. M. H. Hamlin, Wluston, N. C., ■ writes: “I use it every spring. It alaB builds me Up, giving me appetite d Rest ion, and enabling me lo stand tbe hot aunimor days. Un using 11 I soon beeomu strong of body and easy ot mind.’’ < Mr. C. E. Mitchell. West Mid BL Ferry. New Yor.:, writaa: *1 weighed 11<J pounds when I bewan taking your 50?^^ HOUS*: PAIN looks much coaler than It-1 been dfp]*d Into a slightly darker shade, and Its weight io gold.” . Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease ......... He c’itn«w up Mulling, makes another draft on tbe sky ;>aib<, warn his brush with a borixontal swIur. and a placid lake mirrors tho misty mountains and summer sky Ho Mao. WljrsuiW* tetoTIHWU Svkt'F should always lx used fur children teetblag. U sooths the . LU t. ’nfterc- the kui:-.’. allay* alt pain, cun wind colic, and i» tbt best remedy for dtarrtxra. QU7CXXM TRXH CXXATIOX. A ten second wait is followed by another COITS FLOOR PAINT-5 Ze^WOIlT ORT STICK! Alenr goods kept In *t\k atl »Vr*=te4 by red L. Heath. Hasting’.' FRIENDS-: Don t some of your neighbors or friends want the Banner during the for this divpunty of plumage, hod given the’ bird, that would otherwise have l*vn clearly al a disadvantage, a third and npddle feather big tiraxb into a mixture of asphaltum and burned Mama, which makes a warm, rich the licvls, and white cotton bad been stuffed brown, and svfldly sinwirs it over tbe forw ground, running up into the sky tn spot* into tbo eye cavities. This is the dead rotor for th* foliare and —. L._____ . one.of tlien: up .in his hand, “is tbe quoxial, or bird of liberty of Guatemala. It is to be found only in a small portion of the country, Stepping out, lie toloa n largo brush, tbe managed to secure this pair, and left them pcojde down there being able only to dry and preserve them. Quexzal is to Guatemala America—its national bird. Its picture, rather distorted, is stami«d on many of Guatemala's coins, and engraved on all tbo postage starnjw of tliat country. Whether it t-x-k its name from the ancient capital, or tlte old metropolis was called after it, is a question not fully srttlid; but quexxal it the title of both. Tbo quezzal baa, nt yon must perceive, great poraonal mi vantages over the eagle, even in Ita wild state, and we are all familiar with tbo bedraggled appearance of the caged eagle. than » few hours. It is truly a bird af liberty, nnd II dire almost Immediately wbeu captured. Its pride In its rear feathers h evidently dearer than Ito lovs for Ufa When one of than accidentally gets soda! or broken from tbo neat they die at once. Occasionally a cpvsMud han been captured, end ta a few top, and altogether It was qnlte a different seconds restored to liberty, but tho contend looking affair that went into the oven this nation of tho hand could not bo removed with Lx- grasp, and it dropped llfol.-w to tbe earth before it had flown many yards. They the same thing over Sidney's snow, which to ore brought down for mercantile purjiov*, when tho opportunity pnwents itself, with tery small shot fired at long range. Tho Malfand Exprnre. qucssal builds a round roofed nest, like tbe Tbo Albanian pistols are terrible weapons, and are st least a foot long, single barrels and carry a ball that will shoot a hole through a man that a rabbit can run through. Cough- —■ •“ ® 'ed. Tte1 per bottle. The question naturally arises, why do these cheap baking powder maker* use these things? Alam is three cehts fc pound, lime still cheaper, while eream at tartar cost* thirty-five or fbrtj. The reasons for the eberieal purity of the Royal Baking Powder were recently given tn the New York Times in an Interesting description of* earthly use, and so they drifted into the neat, new method for refining argols, or crude cr.-nm spacious kitchen, where the ruddy light from of tartar. It seems that it 1* only under this nonlrlncv —Inn. i.l u proccsA that cream ot tartar cab be freed from the lime natural to it and retntered chemically pure; that the patent* and plant tor this’cost the Royal Baking Powder Company about lisdf place, which might not be for some hours. If a million dollars, and that they maintain ex­ clusive control of tbe rights. । for supj)er. She tied Professor McMurtrle. tale chlel ehemlst of the Department of Agriculture, at Washington. Jolly; and just to see that bed with tbe set- I kept on rvmefnbaring tbe look on bcr fans and the tone of tbo sad, little voice. -Dstrdt Norristown Herald. at last there came a rain that made every one rejoice except Him Priscilla’s summer boarders. Three young gentlemen scarcely ’be under side, and as Slffney stood rather ruefully regarding '.ba result of hls *al>drs Miss Pmcilia suddenly appeared, iripping with rain. "For .bo land's sakaf she exclaimed on °*?You can imagine just bow I felt, and how thins Mur So r~ ~ U» .rt nJu.Uoo =< U» oomtry. thoo,b M But aside from tbe Inferiority of th- work done by these powers, ibe physicians assure us that lime and alum taken Into the system In such quantities a« this arc Injurious. Ttxlr phyi'.oloftca! effects are Indigestion, dyspepsia. tentment Tbo seductive beds in the room with tho slo|Mug roof ware occupied to some purpewe every night by three tired boys, nnd tbe days seenMd all too short for tho lots af things they had to do. roup Cures ire yuur anwt LUrftJ *‘ tt*w’ lmi Coughs-and riw™.PTw- o< u— tomid tn the biscuits so frequently complained prayers: MISS PRISCILLA’S BOYS. gftyigtfrty >.*>»“ib■-••■■■n- tsrtsv. Thl’ we presume. accounts for their suited in a swelled face plastered with mud. But nothing could subdue tbo young gentle­ man's seed in attacking tbe enemy. Sidney had grown as brawn os a berry and looked —Hartford Tlnu’a ■ay ix ronaMj. —— - minute, after I had puniahml bar. and then .he looked up with n quirsrtng lip and said; gne loowu ___ .( j enwta-1 Tribune. bumble bees were hls favorite pursuit, and a With fold.*! bao<U and fare- demure. continually pro• 1 thought "ill- Shsde Thus the bird avoids the tail breaking neccal dip;>ed into dark and tbe other into light gret-n.' A alight touch of this brash makes a . lir.,1, ,U-____ __ 1____ < . . Bo plays a sort of bass drum oiiUgato on the • canvas, ocraMoually .replenishing bis item ’ from thi’ pulette. ;md tl.o picture Luu all the ! foliage it c.111 bold without running or«r the Kill,’* Tima, nf me. I— . campaign? Asjk them, and report to us. • OH! MY HEAD. The pain from Neuralgia anil its ; oompenion diseue Rheumati«m is I excruciating. Thousand* who could | be quickly cured are needlemly sufftriiw. Ath-lo-pho-ros will do for other* what it did for ths following g^Wsi GraTiH Bap t’ L Ml Mun dlr... . K2%inM*.7.'. THEATHLOHWROl CO. lit SM St. £ E J?‘ u» MUp . amdta, br. port A smaller brush is nicked *d pPP*1 tnl° l*iut. A succwion of iarirr nnwarrt ____ __ . GRAND \'a»hr.;te .......... ’pn?BMMLL'-- , Ivdreno becro: W GOD BLESS YOU! sailboat When are all | thankful Bat not ainayi Total of Treat (.’reek. St. Clslr Co . Ala., writes 1 -j had a had > attack m chills and fevrr. Mr m». tem w»« full nt c... . * “*■ Time of tbo hut hoal,l'8J< tuinutm. Chicago Inter Ocean. Katouitapids heart would palpitate tar V Tlw. are no quaUttee which sueewd so well In this world as seifahner. ar^nn^ houretv It n*». k- u.___ ~ "rlct — ■ — .... —... ... auu 1 iuu «Wted to dis. tn September, ism. 1 boegtu bottle of ShaVar It,,—___ .. .. man Who takrn all hl. >w* ** ■—» >“« McCauii jo |j*i»mi st tawton bteaa tot ■’ ', north, and ••’£ *>r»as UtoSV 1 wir^n? ; £5»STln“L£lihsEs RR.to"r HUBS Inkcmwui^TT l? th- ’ nest, eti.mm bymneaeth men tho lotig foathera, which wave gently in the air. a> resting time are slowly and cautiously drawn after it" hare dooe." st Nias Priscilla's, and as the good soul is lirigbton has recently enjoyed the presence Of a quack who, according to bls own aocoatrt, bs.Wlh JTZ.000 richer than wtm bs Ghgt, btaiict i Sigui Ingiyaasasy TIME TABLE -TSrtE- spl« (without pain} woe a shilling, and four ehil- .East cooper-. dipped in a myettrioua wen ta Mexico. Tbe to »W romped Ly JxX, ,, lefocs i. ta th. want bummer Tours. PJTROIT, MACKINAcTgLANn adjsey,by I hM fourth NORTHERN PACIFIC IlLOW FStCE HAU.fl 0 AD UIDS ~ FKEE Government LAND-** Wmaioaia or irci* „r te xittn*- "1*..Mlc res f.. -s:;•*.«« -“j; Llliwiv^isfwi-'' a �. JTXXi Fatal Suludy. !». ill Net B« Denied. ------- I Tl» malady which was the ew.w^X . Germany Succumb* ; fc* death wM uiteved to t» brr*dta^»i ■ । exPre-EMT « Califomi. SUrtb MICHIGAN ,he Blline k W: pastorol Plym oath OmgrqmtKmid church. Chicago, was « mouor of John C. New. <ff Indiana. ur.animr.tulv ... ... .... _ . Booni Once More ■ — "’•■re ure euu<Ii-vn bEbl.h Alif WILL Lisns TO 10 DEK1AL. Mrs. Robert Paterson. a Saginaw county p_ „ c__ . . . — — wnere bmperor Frodenec was greatly t-toved end very pipnlur, tbo orrow at his ilrath » nm AU ,»Uk, tmU.11^. cuspuiv UIW nar* st u ... . ... - — Emperor Frederick is '■• half ***[ mu«t. and tta- _,Wln Mt-a. 'h °f private dwell, . .. routatod by hh family mgs * r” to a wed, and gwwmlly ------------* are throughout the i-ity mourning signs w visible. ^Lner- A tn.WO Wane mads ■ ................. .. K> annul txan Ute Mabone .md anU-Mahone d-legata. from Vlnrinta «» >k_ ______ .• . . ... . . . 1". UNdon lu the P —-------—. ury say-lua* rt*y MH. and IX evening they brought into *xu Mwwea northwt^tern Blaine osaociation for. > P‘', ” Sftt,,r4n ’ m-’ramg.and w« dut"^ X’ rx Mo.,. «ru,.„ Muskegon church root on a pnepccting tour didn’t know enough to march down again. day* n.i.i-ht .eaib-r in th.- hruiw. owner of rixty-eight Southdown tmts tlmt .. . ■ .-------- --s"*” nuiicn inat on । Munday be dwild naive an addrtM of rfeen ; "2’roW c»,**f’ity which had overtakS by a full hunting outfit from beads' to tom- Frederick ; half-mast and tbe blinds drawn DOUBLE WEDDING AT MENTOR. bV S' ft? _________________________________ Mk-xvon, O.. Jut..- r. -Tho marriage of Miw Mary Gorki* to J >U,day ito^ ! , «. -» '«?•' V- . r----- . —... ptent* u; outward demonetraUou to encourage ’ tbe I Cnllformaa* to per« t«- with their plane. !•£ ■ the event <g a third isanmunlcanon Iwing i received from Mr. Blaine or any other cir | cqimtanre compelling a -hange id la>4 their Townsend Gidtoy, of Grand Haven. fa> now dtstributi-ni, and yesterday many a health to -be Mnnte man was drunk at tbeir rooms. Buttle .future id th,, reception Wm tbe KlMM-k I _ I U. ... ..... . . . - - u.^.- ... »<-er*HIUng mid:, He said in brief tliat Blaine'* name had to go before the convention, and if no on* ei*e put him up t>o(Ravmo:i<l> ni-uld take the rraj<usdUllty and do ii himself. Such a drtermtoiatton i* pregnant with important results if tbe <rtbcr delegation* do not change their uilml*, as in nearly every caw tbe in:prewon wa* that if the “Plumed Knight? । wm named at all noChing«could prevent his nomination with a wboop. It wm stated bv I one |« mlmmt putlUrian thnt wherever he went be f<H:nd all willing to concentrate on I’avKcf Wortre ------------ pastor of the Euclid Avenue Pcrebyterinn church, of Cleveland. Itoth tbi- bride* were member* of his congr*gati.-ti during his |>.-Mtorat» in Ctevrinmt. An “InbArate lemer of naevnnil smiiax had Iwi; getter the past thirty-six year*. at the punching business. Walker Blaine the sun' of He’s an old Lund' ' has occupied a somewhat con*picuou& place lhAU .Devil'* Lake, a Tatiswee county iuunkt, is puttim: in her I4d as a summer resort. Ought to be a gool exploring field for Sunday school I Jmlgo Gresham will be quite content if their j candidate shall he Mevud or even third at d*re<l away from lK»me last water aad died in a swamp, left a widow and a <tv'jrcvd tanding caniiuiate* give*: Sherman. 330; Gresham, 230; Alger. 157; Allison. «i; Har- which jurt now figures as a l>onc >»f conten­ tion in the courte between tb<’ alxivo men­ tioned fetnininea ... ....................................................... tall, I IU.™. I„ .,n .™, . m... <» tliird statement from him. Tbt-o who JJffl big pollticn count, and. as tersely expreiwcd by an old timer, is: “A conundrum -which will be solved by a dutch men. or an accident ■ Mere rairiug bob with tin- lum'uer Intertoto iu* । prise. Ou the contrary she has been fined likely place Sherman in nomination. L, _____ |to by a loenl court for obstructing tbe Sboidd matter* take thta turn Sbennan'* already The Northport farmers who carried over creased. Late estimate* give Hberman .’150 several thouMiud bushel* of potatoes with votes' __________________ _ L-I.U—. u n*»«. •«•»«»!" »•""» X1U». Artlmr * B«—>■ VW rMrbadl—« S-u-nUy ufebt, Ml"" «U lb". ™ i'tatf rL '■*“! Bhmarckareoba •hlS A^w“^n> (M- •fctyiwtta.^ Ujr ** w" w"»*t 4*« ibfe h? J,p "Uo,,g *nd “'MiJr On neanj .. ------- WakhixoypX CCT. Juo* Ifi.-HatnWi report.. 1 to the house Katuntay nxenmg tta sundry civil Msiropriiitlmi bill- TLt- total . .. ... c St, tlLI.yj! b»! pie-u for the current fiscal 'er-' "iu /4' In a» -><« U»* "-I“ nw'u I*. Inumi 1b. aoU-ibll-i*,-'— «oU“TbibL“L * . . s.wrt.r,«X1 u WM* L'lVCU tO onridered a pretty foothold In.-but they Imven't ft In Hunt Saginaw. Maxcsloxa, Mich., June 16.— Editor tour through England and France. Mi. Slusser bieyctariuta in Londou and Far^ and will send an interesting account of ,hf» trip to tbs American s|sifting journal*. AN OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION RahTlMoa*. Nd., June Id.—An official la­ was begun before United State* Steamboat two wlifetlM again and then th* bolls rang Henry L Strong, a lMtn«ing insurance man appropriation bill which jawwd the bouse ttatunlay contains an item appropriating 8100.000 for experiment* with dynamite and other l.igu explwlve*. The experiments, which are to be cooduLlw! by the graveyard iiuuranoe. Kcretary of the navy r-lli include Oakland county has a farmer whose co demomaations with Lieut. Graydrai’s dyna­ sCMmoe was surely troubled bwause ba ka< mite shells and his system of throwing large, ■otite money that rlgbtfuHy belonged to upflh-ientiy changed. ta dying. J< Walt Grayaov a Wtal with tb. effect of tbe 1-1. Satunlay nigin nml jxwtponcd up at I ii. tn. Friday they wera haunted iiy hunger and fright- meneing burine*/ Tbe TittabawasM Boom company haspurcha-*.*! 110 ton* of flr*t-c!ax» -----pneent. M-OMm s operation*, Ti.'widen* that this company ta doing a. L*Yr.R - -There was a meeting at tlie head­ occurred liefare reaching there. quarter* of the California delegation yester­ day afternoon which resulted in the aj>poiDtment of a committee with instructions to a red and green light and the high tight* of visit tbe various delegation* to-day and uss til* ' f.InMni TTn U.I all their influence against tbe nomination of syndicate RhsrmaiL Dejx'w announced last evening that be was dstaehmeut id the Salvation Army, who sued a candidate. A gentleman who is very cl.or that city for *10,000 damage*! liecaust1 site1 £. Grerf " Fr“-’-’. w emperor. fu,1,kr Po^-r than be has 6” X M“Jj*."*1!,r' Talk °< Peepee- aJlcfavaed together at Grand Rapid*, a li wooden bridges w..;> -olid iron and stone I job at Ionia by Uncle 8am. structure*. Tho laming Cc:rtenM»l Mftk ronqtenv ha* drewd to a cxiupie of lady acquaintanetn A Minden City girl, 15 years ot age, built UNEASY ABOUTG^N. SHERIDAN. Although die Doctor* Issue aa Knrourag lug Bulletin. Wahiiisgtox City. June P*.—Thera wen. run» r* yesterday tbar Gvn. Hberidan bad suffered a rela|»«e, nnd that hls condition wnagain rritirtd. Dr. Pepper, id Philadelphia came here, nnd. togetbi-r with Dr. Lfnro-n nnd tta* regular attending physician*, held a Ixmraltatlou. Their,-.expression of opinion igiven n inilleUn i-win*! at 7 p tn. It reads; Grn Kheridan's condition. M contracted with that of iMl Sunday, riiow* a gratifying iinpnwe -"tperort death. Prinre edited, wn» groatty agitatad •iso » which indicate a speckled community. Hack drivers, saloonista, pullers and tbe was tho nr*t <w <>’ the delrgatlon to break T .................................... ventton. Tbe Ohio delegates did . --------------------ary work yesterday, but at night their room* look uppn Stanley as lust long ago. NonTHroBT. June IK—The schooner Flor­ ida. from Tauuton to New York, put into thta place Friday evening to lend two boyi whom it lu*d picked up in a skiff seven, mil- outside to tbo sound. Tbe leys pnov^i to t>e JarnM S. Robinson, aged 13, «md How ard E Itarneo, aged W, wi,o while ptaymg In M skiff at Rocky Point on Thursday taet,wcr< peudeut foi . upport. • . Gon. William L. Stoughton tlkd atahls Sturgis home on the fith. He was a man of fine ability, wa* a gallant *oldicr in the late Jctui Anderson, tbe Kent county citizen rbo engaged in making dime* and nickels on wn 'f, Stanley, and that Mr. Ward, who »> it turning from Africa, boars lad news of t • !■>< were prewnt at the death ■ Hnperur Frederickdfad. Blackman ciaiius, in John Batebalder. the Thl* finwl sugar to sweeten it with. , *on. <•! . wvciaiin; sum netrn ,*eweu. or ------ , Chicago, and Mi- Fanny Koothwr.rtb, of, CJ*'**“ . make a move or show a hand Corunna* First National lank in jogging < leveland. Directly after this ren-mony bad > To speak of the gomip at hsmiquarters in Frederick Douglam 1* the* latest acquisition along all ngbt, despite tbe AW.OOO nm re­ Irot |crforme.l tta- racond tridal j«rty en ; to repeat what ha. al- to tho Sherman font*. He came direct cently made on it Some institution* show terrd tbe room. It comdstad of Mr. J. Htan-1 rwM,r ‘**n *n ,lb<*e ^’T*^*** The from Washington ami is quartered nt th* .. n................. i i.jj. tc. ,_________ manneervof all tbe tejoni* were In states of Grand Pacific. ta-t- The wall* Hon. William Walter Flielps now state* Michigan in search of panto and act*iinpanl««i by IVreival Farquhar, of New mind varying from perfect confidence to, suta rstnr- n dfi’iMudc and gold durd bt'pef ulnes?, and were all on the' alrrt positively that Mr. Blame i« not anti can not York . I- J. Hatch, of Chicago; J. J. Chick d gold is predoniinat• .•ring, of Washington; Irving Garfield, of to capture delegate* who should stray their be made a candidate. way. with varying suecei* There wm wime bri<k-*maids were Miw Mamie Garfleid, of talk among tbe Indian tan* of a willingn-w to night, nnd llw Herald say* be is here to as­ • while >ippt«ite a dre-i sist Alger. He hold* that Illalne u out ol showing them to be “vulchawed" marksmen Ctoveland; Mis* Mabel Kittredge, of New •*K of tbe windows ol tcoffed al by other*. The ticket of Blaine York: Mi« Sally Foetar. of Cincinnati, and tbtained acnsa tbe garden and Hsrruon wa* one that wa* spoken of oc­ Mimi Nellie Windom, of St Paul, Minn. -ip,! avenue of Itotadam. casionally. and U>e -|«dltical combltw" wa* is tbe soldiers' friend in tbe truest sense of Tbe wedding «ujmer was served directly • everywhere watching its opportunity. tbe term, ami ought to g* t the nomination. after. Mr. and Mm Garfield will go to j Among tbe arrival* was T. V. Cooper. Ita*t night the R'isk campaign was formally pays hi* doctor's bills. th-rwr.? ■< — ths: ‘ctaiued tbe sick cham1 chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation br 1 tt-EiP.’ -f thl- magnificence, the Hi* delegation, be said, was divide! 1-twtvn Marie. An English dude spent four days rope Among the prominent gmet* precni Filler. Sherman nnd Blnfnc, but Blame .taking In the Soo sights, and it cret him could bare it all if be wanted it. were --x-President Haye* and wife and the Wisconsin governor with tbe inscription -____ ___ «______ ■ __ _ .. ir_ -rimd governor. IS EXPLORER STANLEY DEAD? I bulletin lb*iql-. otei asking >br detail* tl>eir beloved ter tain the caller*. Among them'wa* Will­ Male. ■ rei »rane AU the royal iam E. Carter, of tbe Thhd <U«trict, known RaUNntLA, June 18.—Letter* which bav. Ed Klingingsmith, a Crooked Lake lad as tbe “Wtaconrin Mascot and President nun;. 5, Flint ha* a business mar. who isn't troubled by dull “ipeUs” In trail-. He handle* toe, wood, bud <<«1 and is kept busy all the year the’ P**'*" pivotal1 *state, delegation lb< Utr- and say* ii ’that hat delegation . ... If- • ,__ I.____ . ■ . ... . j tta- . choice. The bulletin hardly allayed the unea*ine« felt in some quarters, though why.tiita is sc nobody seems to know. North Muskegon Is fine school building was cretnab-d 110,WO worthone day the past l( be’decide* .upon the tatter Ums gain tbcreliy it ta impoaritile to -peak dNS nitely.* ---------------- Hon. George Gorham thinks that at this time no man's optntou as to the outcome is of will be ntnniuate|lmerely cut of compliment. If the lialloting beewnes protracted it in pre­ dicted that there will l« a *tamped<* for ! liody that framed Michigan'* constitution fortune could l«- found..ita* at last reached her native heath at East Saginaw. Shell Still. wlilrh the ceremony was to take place. Tta <'.<•< nrntw>n» iltroiighc-ut the bouse* ixmafarte*, -.1 .-* • riTren nrratb. «*nilax, Mnreehal.Nel' icwi-v .!. ■!•■», ami j plant* ami (rrw>. A •j»-!-i*l train conveyed tiM'gmwtefrom ('toreland; rind a city caterer provided tlie menu. Tin. •itnvnt- sri-recy we* olx-wed regarding l er* of the family, entered tta- room. Fob I lowing them were Mr. Harry Garfield ami Itiiw’ bride. The former *»» atta-nd-1 by Jam** R. Garfield. Mr. Bently Warren, of (baton, and Mr. Frank Baldwin, of Clave- Muxkigou tody, whose husband was sent pend-d sentence, Grand Rapids society, were pulled by tbo paiire r«xi-ntljt The s«.-<Mm1 city is march­ ing to the tun* of refora* nowadays. • A Kaitank in girl who married In April, bedana' tired of matrimonial life and loft her liege Iml In May. And the di*appo!ntod 1. 1 adv» • - to . that tlw folk* m that : vicinity needn't trust twr utile** they'll take the girl pi'lbl U|>M< tbree-fltth* uf tlie delegation whihi Gr-diam will get the balance. Tta- New Yorker, ore ax undecided a* ever Pretty veil ad tlie <tay they kept themselvi- birch and ferule so imti-dnctory at Grand away from tlwir sjmrion* lunulquartan>, nnd lockM thmnwlve* in a remote parlor, with a ta"!ti reengaged a- supvrintinkdimt ot schools broad Shouldered sentinel on tho outside of for the tenth wasun Home people are noted the door. Said one <4 their number: '-Mr. for their wearing qualitb**. Burglar* made a nocturnal cal! oo Dr. **l-'* hiw far fsUtowl to make up his mind a» to whether be will allow bi* name tn go Wade, of Holly, tmd relieved him of**100 in before tlie convention for a complimentary suptfiuou* ca*h. If they'll call again tlie vote, w hether lie will go into the fight a* a _ ________...» ... . .... I whHi-w-ortwi th.- mend«T» tbtbeLritmd. Lika , tbeUUfikim debwitfcu to St Is.uix.thi, ; ta<.nr.ht , 1. —... .. . . . ' ! ;ark was n • |trc quietly capital. Tb« Heart dIwane carried off a Petersburg lady who had linen lawfully-wedded for tbe fourth time. Very many bowt-v-r.- roccumb at the first atta-k Punishing tbe girls for iutasj vlliug by mak­ ing the boys kiss' ’em ws,! tried fiy a Deer­ field schuulma'am, and it wasn't long before luUire. man would take with him a flag wfth tbo ta"tTlptifei “Blain- by Arctarnnttou.” Blaine ' Emperor Frederick tbe WJihu., *l»>. although not intuit reigning *>-vertdgt| ot -i. will take place lUrlin three ,lay* after th* Liber . ctniego at Glasgow, Ky., While digging n trench at Saginaw work- ” 1 1<uo; nicy will <iu tai*, however, ta extremely d-Hibtful. A dtol*teb was receive.! nt the Leland *aying that -4k*> Blaine men from various pointe in Rare things . lively a£ dlr young. than tn tta former are fully m urteitfui At night, however.tta- booming Unit nn.t ..It >J... L—.1_. T* 1'-Tb«. i«m-j or <b. A . . . . . • —cwemnnuisttau «xnre-K*i hv tkOriifwuia drieguU.K! to ®omE istalu,-bX the convention Hrmy nilly." £ I. nearly 000,000 cans. The Lansing Tribune that twinkled bright •» a territory wa* tabled. om mnoag-s <■( ixjndotowo. bare been wit to Emprtm Victoria from England. Tbe queen "‘ri«"Gy telegraphed h- ■ daughter a «vmnaUnitio .laww™ tl. ... ... 2... . tta* doctor* l>-ing un- by a local «xnmft:<*» systenaot Oring high expl.aiv.awm also, under thi* appropriation, le thoroughly is lewi than 22 years old, and is claims! to in tbo country. E; 'SSw.1 Tra~JT- Wamhixgio:.- City, June 18.—There will Michigan, not be a quorum In either houte of congresa X. * fc O"'r .52 much if any of I be time "during the week. Wwd south of tbo Ohio river. AsaistJj^tariThomw J. Brogan, of wnuta B»K o' Itoby. Mini—ot*: ?J of Ariinma; William VTfaraX A^Muurue. of Ne»v Jerw-'J rt- . . , Hewy M­ Nelson, trf Maland; u,.,. nr meat in Scotland shortly. buuing folks tiave been inspecting a ."DO definitely. The �RElfIVED • - r: rery man oemres In ti FACTUME NEAR ATLANTA. TTUREI Nelson, Matter & Co. You can get value received every time if you buv of archie m°coy, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for tbe Spring Trade: Manufacturers of parlor Sults, Bedroom. Suits. Of the very finest grade of goods An inspection wig TOn. vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in . , FURNITURE 4 Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty HUFFMAN ?ROS ----- SELL----- WAREROOMS: 33, 35, and 37 CANAL STRLET really nothing more than • oottott gin, with Grand Rapids. Mich. BUILDER’S HARDWARE ■ On which we will be glad to quote prices. > The Norcross Furnaces t?*00* ** COftrw’** tie ordinary corn Our stdck comprises cheap, medium and the finest grades for Which are beating scores of houses in Barry county, wity the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices.* STOVES. < Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. tetxlee being connect/*! direct with tho boil- fur twenty tmnutoa tho ummU is itnbjeciwl to TRADE­ RETAIL Huffman Bros. LUNN : BROS. nuro luuvr MCI..io a wurrer, a:revolving arm attached alright angle* to a vertical shaft. • The ■tirrer makea tit., boat. '» water In I all remains We carry a large line of heavy Window and Portiere Draperies! THE TAILORS Have just received the largest and finest stock of goods suit­ able for spring wear ever shown in Hasting'. All the Latest and Nobbiest Patterns in Goods and Styles. A compete line of SUITS FROM $20 UPWARD Lace Curtains! Quality of Goods and Work, Guaranteed. Call eayly while our stock is complete. RB8P1CTFULLT. ‘ Lunn Bros. AndFthe larged and best selected stock of . UPHOLSTERY J -.AND PARLOR GOODS WE HAVE THE - AMERICAN CHAMPION BEST ROAD SCRAPER To be found in the West. IN THE WORLD. “ °°r **"*’"’■ am door north ot Brail., Bro .1 w>' Visitors are invited to inspect our goods. Champion Twine Binder, Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wool Hiu’z ■ ■ ana Carriages, the Ferguson Hoad Cart: also the Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, Solid and in fact a complete all the beet us. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-06-27.pdf fdf0d345b36fa89b49c593ee3345b9a1 PDF Text Text । i^est Circulation I j any paper in the i County- Hastings VOL XXXIII. NO. 9 Hastings, mich., june 27. Hastings Banner BEAMER’S' Publiahed Wedneadaya. by grand offer. ,., Jj tj>- . jimlated sugar for............. SI 00 v.i'-- rt'-m-r'* A sugar for.... I 00 • - ft,,-. yellow <’ sugar for.-1 00 COUNTY NEWS svBscmrnox hate*: ®1.OO PBH TEAU I.IV ID cent* will M added tor nnat •u‘**»*r mide. outsideVX *«•»- ra.. vn' coimnn i>er ynar........... Extra oh uge for *paeiai >inn m ” °° , _JOB PRINTING. JSCSJSSrt.£e,tfeUln U* Job Printing Departa*aato( the BaxxKK. Eventhln* tn the ■rtireofflee la now; and with the tetrat fa«4 nf *ndoompetent workmen nmployed. nnabi*. t>>. Boirxaa to do firet-claa* lob Work. OUR » v „ D’Douuen. CoYert. Carlton. I ostinaater. Freeport. Cn*k- 2;fV A. G. Je»sop, Oranmriile !?F «’?««* XrietoJL be receipted “'J to u,e lu»P«dfnUy. ___ ______________ COOK 4 klflKKBN. Baxxmh-m ttaSSr'CS"* C,m-)'"1 tJi»'(.T!isr1""*- *» White POWDER Absolutely Pure. s.\„W VK.'m h bb,Pk “ flne «'lt, Sam I hillliK Mn«l Wnu Mahoney ar-’ busy ahearing sheep. ’ Fanner* an- lotlt to take the prices offerrd for their wool. M. Waldorff. Sr., ha* built *oni.- new hate for tilt- aocoqimodaiiun of any one wanting to ride on the lake. Some fine highwny work done this spring, mane not mi fine. Andy Carpenter made a biisim-** trip to Kalamazoo Saturday. * .Chauneey Townsend went m HMtbig* ;411111'lay- l<- draw the money on hl* tie*. Dr. MrLeary. «f Prairieville, on Tm-*day lost, removed a large needle, by a jialnful surgical Oftergtion. from the person of Wm. JL Carpenter. Jr., that Im* l*-en wander­ ing around for several years at least. In different part* of hte body. The W. (’. T. U. Will inert with Mr*. C. Thi* powder never varlen. A'lnarvei <>t purity Barnaby next Tuesday afn-nioon. Frank .S|>euker says that he got Into a streazth and wtioleMHnebeM. More economical than the ordinary Xlmb. and cannot I-r «ota tn <len of blue-racer* ami killed - them alL competition with the multitude nt low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only twenty-five In numlx-r. Wm. Walldprf has built a new hay I Mini. «. J1?.''**- B 'xixu r*wj,nBAto.. to* Wall St. N. Y._________________ -yt tMlrt Mr*. Joe Bowser. son and daughter, and Mrs. I). Riddle, of Johnstown visited at QTUART. KNAPPEN A VANARMAN, E. Baldwin's one day last week. D lAHryera. ■ Who put in the nail? Practice tn all courts of the state and in th* Porter.. Burton’s sister of Jackson is United State* court*. I visiting in thi* vielnlty. . Offices over Haftlngj National.Bank. Mis* Ella Youngs, of Muskegon, is a-«uu »«ra.. spending her summer vacation in this Houseman Block. Grand lUpId*. Mleh. vicinity the guest of relative*. WlLUAM J. HyVABT. d by the pint. LdVAt. K. KxAi-i*ip. Albert Eycleahymer i* home from Ann • ClIUtWTOfKKn it. VAX AKMAX. Arbor. One of Jno. Young’s cow* got mired In 18-S7 crop.. M. BATES. a ditch Sunday, but wax rescued. • Attorney at Law. i Some of our fanners will commence Hastings. Mich. Practice* tn ad court* of Uict Male. Special haying thi* week. attention to coliectlout. MONKg to Loan ox Mis* Edith Haven* was in Cloverdale la*i Friday. A. BARBER, M. D„ I Homeopathic There will lie preaching at the Star school iuRisr next Sunday evening. • I’by-dcten and Burgeon. May be found at his ortk-e over Nevin's store from S to 10 a. m. and from I to X p. tn. All call* in city or county promptly responded to. Rest- ' Our street commissioners have all made deoce -Beutlvv piace. cor. Center and Church' grand improvvtwml*. with tlw 'exception »L. Uaatings. Mien ' of Scuby hill on south braodway. one more W. LOWRY. M. D , -day's work on thi* hill would make it al­ • Physician and Surgeon. most Imjmssablr. Makes a specially of treauug duwases of the Ixiren Burd on north Broadway h»- hi* ETKand KAU and the vrwervMiou of vision (Hm» pick I b5L s**BCTACg.ES and eye house completed far enough to Initiate It 3 pint luui by a dance Friday night. A good time is Office and residence on Broadway, near Court reported. House. Hatting*, Mtein_________ |____________ _ (FDonnell merchant* will not buy wool this season, price* to low. Chas, thinks MITH de COLGKOVE. they will be In the market next year. ‘ Lawyers. On south Broadway occurred a scene worthy of note, however dtegraw-ful. from the fact had the aggressor continued to E. KENASTOX. aggn-s* we quite probably would have liad Attorney at Law, .Mnfi.nl’* iuk. ja-r terttle. a terrible tragedy to have written up. So Erirriol* *. ;»•* ...................... far as we can learn the facts are as follows: Leonard and another small boy indulged 13 tfwu note pa;a-r..................... in a fist to fist fight last week: weapons Fin- crackers, bunch: C. WELTON used stones, hoes and harsh words. Re­ sult small boy catnc out first. . A* Mr. Pod Auger did not report test P*l-cr cap pistoK, the l>est.... lie* by fire, Uffhtnlng or wind: sgatost a mao * week the result of the three day* meeting of the socalhsl Free Methodists at Ixach I'to by death and accident.______ _ Flats on in. for. . sclmol houae, we will mention a few note* QOOK & SHELDON taken while there. The meeting of itself in. for.’. with a few exn-jrtlon* was a «u«*aa We (Ufflcoin Atetract Bl<^.HwW’. s<‘e^> ■lave the only *et of Abstract Books In Harn have only to *ay. that after Elder Vi itham Iteq hisa! romeatothe year* of understanding he I'ounty. ____________ Ihminwk will preach bible doctrine and let other R. TIMMERMAN. Homtepathlc Phy­ churches and people quite alone, and more . tdclan anil Surgeon. eapeeially the gallant soldier* affair*. He Tooihpfck. has no doubt learnvfi by this time that (Office over Lathrop's drugstore.) people in this’ district are not mutl-slll*, II ART1N V. BARKER,’ Real Estate. |n-* and do not in any manner approve of his III surance aud U«t». remark* a* to tlw sin of the soldier* re­ Itesul plat.-*, fancy. once with J.G. KunntfiS non i <’•*»« north union. The majority of the people of this of nMMDM^ Snectal attention given to making exchanges itlace openly *«y, al) pral— to brother Kiser for his pointed remarks, or rather uf mowrty The interest­ property owuers carefully rebuke to the remark* made by th.- Rev. ofallstzes tor sal* or exchange. House* ana gentleman. Now Elder If you glory in I'ap-p,-t...,,,s It,,ui qnot|ng the hunfn pulling the /eather* fro® ‘£e •Ifoi- .i graju] harfilh* we are offering In I AMES A. SWERZEY. ladies hats and their bustles off tbelr backs kery. giasswate and bazaar .1 Lawyer. or advise their removal in order to enjoy fori*. Pracuco*in all wtrteof the°state. omceover religion. If they suMlill we have iu» objec­ tion* *o long as y ou keep hand* off of us. We have aiway. adhered to the one price W. H. Schantz' store. -________ ___, E A M Bister! H G S P *ydem In M'l^ttg gimiia, and hereafter will t the »am<- ■. I. .ying produce and j«y price, wh ,)r “Ing wr |,mi..||h an(| a rloM. caj(h "e-intend to «(uote prices for ^nty jo patten, n ftcr. cver>.. Barry bo keep your eye the Indicator. JT* invite vstevially all laboring xnen t pay ca*h t.i b,lh(t |tl BniJ examine good* »nd prire*. ni.il,,. I,,, dintinetibn betw<fet| rich p..r. Ke treat all alike and sell fold* on * smaller average per cent, of ' i than any house In the county. The late rain* and warm weather have given corn, oat* and potatoes a fine start, wheat L« looking line and promise* about W per cent, of a crop. Tin- saw roll! that wu rawing tie* ha* taken It* leave, and Lt I* more quiet here Ilian it ha* been for a month. Mrs. McDotuiald. of Grand Rapids.’ ha* been visiting her parents Eli Firth and wife. Cha*. Thomas, of frditimo. wa* Interred In the Cressy's Corner cemetery one day last week. The woo] ha* lawn about all taken from the sheep* bocks and sold to Eli Miller, of Richland, for 23 cents per lb. _ Mr*. Van DeWalker still suffer* from an olwtinate sore on her ankle. C. J. Brown lost a fine young cow one •lay last week. D. IL Reynolds Is making extensive,rel>afrs on his house. A strawberry and Ice cream festival wa* held at Grange hall Saturday night and wa* well attended and a good time had. aitdlrnoBiu X large quantity of concrete walk is be­ ing laid for citizens living over In Brook- Incorporated Tnerty oertipied’hy Me-W Htm. 4^r«^'.rsr^nr > BEAMER’S . Clnverdata- 0. Rrrbc. Cashier. W. M. Goodyear. r.u A Gwr. Iu.kfc, n».lw»T«»»"«. "Th, >«i- «a»« “ MUo “TOrt' Mr. Fenner. rfMUplW-l -» - U“’■b'c•'- to play with anotitnr club. R. T. F. Dtxlda The Barryville Sunday school re-organ­ got a ball right aquare on the end of the ized last Sunday with Aivah Babcock, n.»e which made the bkxxl flow nicely. supt.. W,- V. Whitlock. sec’y. Will Hyde, Splendid location here for a drug store; treaa.,' Jamro Goodrich, artist. N. V. also a good doctor. Whitlock, chorister. C. P. Goodrich and wife were tn Hope Bedford to visit hi* perenta. Pennock & Gwynn have their grove In We an- having plenty of rain. splendid shape and any one wishing to (trace IjOhrop Is speeding a few days rusticate cannot find a better plane than to with friends in Hastings. come to Crooked lake. Mrs. Skillman, of Illinois ha* l»ern visit­ ing friends here for the pout two weeks John Lowry'* brick block I* being pen­ but will return to her home ibis weak ciled. which I* a decided improvement. Thursday. --•The track la all lakl. and l>allasting F. J. Norwood wa* in yoqrctty Monday. nearly all done. Frank Norwood went to Augusta Tues­ Excursion ticket* will Ik- given from any day. point on the D. L. i N. IL R. to this place Dr. Lathrop, of Hastings. I* spending July 4tii. a few days at Crooked lake fishing; also a The passenger house is well under way. puny from Battle Creek and report fishing and when finished it will bs a beautiful good, catching boas that weigh 7 lbs. and structure. upward*. Tboina* Johnson lias traded unsold lot* on Ua plat for forty acres of 'Frank Mrs. W. H. Spencer, of White Hall, la Clark's (arai near here. C. A. Burt Iim sold hit blacksmith shop vteltingjrelativa* here. Maggie Clark, of Lacey, was tin- guest aud tat,, and a lutrneas shop will tie started uf Ben Miller* last Monday. in Urn name. Mr. Burt will build again. Strawberries are quite plenty. Frank Omsdolph ha* opened a wagon 'Rbe dance at F. J. Quick* last Friday shoo in the building vacated by John East­ man. Give him a calif he is a good work­ night called out a large crowd. EJi Latttng i* at present the owner of man. . Lute of wool in town every day. No nine dogs, eight of them are to young to 'pay taxes on this year. better wool market in the county. Jason Townsend ha* mumed to 'hia The work on the wagon shop I* n««ring family who were much id need of him. cumpletiuu. The jfuneral of Roliert Perry , an old M. F. Armour has the material on the resident of this town, was held at the M. ground fur a new kltch-n. George Prichard and family Is hotpe on E. church on Tuesday of last week. He died al the residence of his son'*. James’, a vi*lt to Prichardvillc thi* week. Tl»e raising of the smoke stack at the in Nashville where lie had lived for the foundry last week make* It Iw-glns to look like business. M. L. Alden i* having an uncoujnion Mr. Ambrose. of Chicago. gave a lecture large liimla-r trade. The money Is all subwrilM-d for miwlng Sunday evening at the M. E. church, sub* jfet "Temperance.” and Monday evening the church from Bonanza to this place. tai “My Partner.” The merchant* all report * good trade, John Ixiwry’s store will bu stocked with dry guods and filbthlng. . Mrs. A. A. Socket )*a.-»<ed her MtiTblrtbMr. Fishi'superintendent of the D. E. * N. road wa* In town last Saturday, also «inp oncFriday of last weck.Rev. Stanley Collins received a vteit lk«- Youngs has hi* new lam nearly Mr. Vance, .tnglneer of thc road, and wth- from hl*'mother last week. Her visit was er officer*. " . completed. .Quite a curiosity in the form of a hand sliorieneil by summon* home on account Herbert Sprague. of Mecosta. is spend­ of the 11 toes* of her huslmnd. car driven by a little’ 2x4 cUinder engine ing a shdrt time here. Ice cream and strawberries were served A rah lianiuiu and son Leroy and wives *topi>ed here, last Saturday. It was teaind to the public at the school house on Saturfor Grand Rapid*. It* jm**engen» were Sunday ed on the town line. / <l*y evmiing by the M. E. society. A gen­ Children's day was otisened at the Alt- thp official* of the road. tle mln made It rather unpleasant for tlw oft school house on Sunday last. rnte rtabmient. Mrs. Myrtle Boice is sick. Several of our villagers had their resi­ Mrs. (». A. Carpenter and Mr*. F. M<>r-' It 1b rumored that Deck Sprague will dence* ph<itograplie«l by Brigham, of pan are spending a few days In Lansing. have to be hooped. It’s a 5S'lb girl. W. F. Puiufrcy. of Fremont. called on Plainwell, last week. Mrs. Cha*. Itichard-Min ha* gone to Men­ Who will lie tin- next president Ikthe his brother last week; don on a short visit. one topic of alieorblng Interest at preedpL Mrs. D. M. Falconer and daughter, of Mrs. Lucy Jolmson Im* a friend from Woo! 1* coming in quite rapidly. The Vermontville, are visiting at A. S. Biiwett’* Petoskey visiting her.' usual parties are liuyera. and .1. Pumfrey’s. Crops are looking quite good in this Or/naevllle .Children** day at the Hendershott school vicinity. Farmers have cotumencr-d haying. Monday afternoon of last week a heavy W. Dorr and family returned tn their houae next Sunday. fall of rain accompanied by thunder and Rob Seymour has traded hi* mule* to C. home in Jackson Monday. lightning passed over here. L. W. WingS Stanton for a yoke of oxen. hMM was struck by lightning, going In Mr. Dviuary'* people entertained romthrough tile, roof and tearing a Im de through Some of our farmer* have commented pony from Maple Grove Sunday. Hit- side as it passed out. but doing no Geo. Prichard, <>f od«-*sa. I* visiting liaylng. other damage. Several In the place were Corn looks well, ami oata never looked friend* in thi* place. shocked but none seriously . Elmer Clark, of Barry, Sundayed at B. lietter. * Ella Train i* quite sick. The brjek layers have nearly finished J. Sutherland. Mr*. Henry Arbour returned last week An ice cream Ms-ial at Harry Hall’s next laying brick on F. F. Hillwrl's new brick from ■ twx» weeks visit with relative* amt Thunddy night. All are cordially In­ building. friends at PlalnwcM. Tlit- <-arpenten* will cimiurn* wqrk vited. The Rev. Mr. t'olNns. of Prairieville,will on Prof. Smith's new hou-w ou Wednesday. Good growing weather at present. preach at the church hext Sunday evening. School will close on Friday w ith a picnic. Mra. U Livingston will entertain thc The railroad meeting on Saturday wa* ladies' working land today (Wednesday.) A very beneficial rain test Thursday. not largely attended, and wily a few hun­ MU* Clara Nlehol*. of PlainwelL closed There wa* a dance at Fred Quick’s last dred dollar* wen- Mil»scrlbcd. We have a very sureesHful term of school at Gun Friday night. now nearly 88,000 signed, but the rompapy lake last Friday. P. ft. Dunham was In Hasting* last a*k 813.000, which seem* to !*• mqre Mr*. Wm. England is visiting friend* In Saturday tn attendance at the prohibition than we can raise. The fanners have subRutland this week. county convention. • scrilied liberally two or three times, but School cloned last Friday for a vacation, A. Haffner closed his school at Assyria now »irtu dllltory almut taking hold of the mid the teacher celebrated It by whipping Center last Friday and has returned to mattex. Maple Grove. L. Parrot hail a horse bitten by a rattle­ five or «ix of the wholars: from the reports pounding would be the proper expression A. J. Wolf Is in town for a short time. snake ou Sunday. C. w. Taylor returned last week from a - Several new building* are being' erected to qse, one o.f the boys lielpg unable to be oat the next day. The jmrent* talk of hav­ visit In Oceana Co. here this summer. ing her ariwtest. Mr. Chipman. of the firm of Chipman. rTbe democratic caucus to elect delegate* Children's day was olxwrved last Sunday McIntyre A Co., was In town last week. to the county convention to be held in L. E. Hinchman and Rob Ellston were Hooting* on July 7tli. will l»e held at the In the morning, and in the evening the L 0. G. T. had a temperance meeting. Great oldlged to appoint a Imard oParbltratlon to town hall on July 3d. credit Is due Mrs. L. W. Wing and Mrs. settle a difficulty about a line fence. The Woodland kid nine played ball bore on Saturday with the Late Odessa kid entertaining. The music was very nice be­ Nashville, having celebrated the fourth inine. The score Mood40 to 10 In tavor.nf ing conducted by Mr*. B. A. Walter, of of July lart year. Imd decided to give her ’Woodland nine. Martin. ■ John Smith ha* tradi-d horse*. neighbor* a ebnnee this year, but a* Done Mr. Held luu purchased a buggy of’ of them seem to lw atiout It arrangement* Hough tc. Snyder. ate being made to have a celebration l>ere. I Mr. Drmond ha* purcliawd a horiw of It will dcvlatr.somnwhat from the regular the mooting of the Now York Clril Service order of Fourth of July releliratlnn*. the •John DIHenbeck. John Valentine ha* pointed 15 bugles Reform association. In his speech foil back speeches, reading of declaration, etc.. t*»upon the did and now time worn method ing omitted, but about 8'tou will be put up this summer. Frank Aspinwall ha* l>em sick, but 1* of excusing Mr. Cleveland for hi* failure for punea for some g<**i lively racf< at to carry out the reform pledges made pre to attend tn Imalness'again. the driving |mrk. Then- will I*- a grand able i vious to hb election and Inauguration. Mr*. Charles McArthur I* wry nick; ab<> free-for-all trot. 875; stallion trot. MO: »That excuse is that he has not reetdrod minute trot 830: free-for-all running. 830: Mr*. Will McArthur. These reform­ Lake Odc*«a nuwon* come to Woodland the support of his party green running rare 85. Aside from these ers might have known, and doubtless did there will lie foot rare*, two game* of Im-e for work. know before Mr. Cleveland * election, that The Andrew mill property Im.ie-en sold. l«al). bowery dance*, with music by the Charlo* McArthur will move into hl* no efforts in the direction of dvil service band throughout the day. No admiaaloti refornuLwould receive any more support will lie charged to the driving jmrk and a new house soon. ■froflflii* psriythan It.would be compelled Burt Hood I* spending his vacatiop with big attendance Is expected. Bring down to give.—Philadelphia Press some of your good Hasting* horse* and see hi* mother. Mrs. Suwlc Kowlader. Hastings City Bank, count of measles- STORE. //i- Great preparations are being made to Ijave a celeliratioti .nd good time ben- on . se Fourth. There will be dancing during day and evening at Cloverdale, and also at Acker's Point, and all desirous of enjoy­ ing a su«m boat ride or a fine sail on the lake aliould come here. Mr. Mosher L* having a - well put down near his store. ■ Your cornwjwndent think* that card playing should not be Indulged in oti Sun<UL"’,and “a woni 10 thc wh* I* sufficient." Considerable lumber i* being shipped to Kalamazoo from here. Seth Oti* shipped 250 bushels of potatoes from here to Katenixuai. John Acker will give a dancing party at Ixmg lake hall on the island, on the after­ noon and evening of July 4th. ROBERTSON HOUSE’ Irate »r ta Emus WHOLE NO. 1726 if you can win our nmney. Arrangement* are l*?ing made for the acromm<«iatl«»n of an inimenac crowd. ■ The. second annual graduating exercise* of the Nashville seh<N»l* at the opera house on Wednesday evening of last week were well attendiri. the building being parked E. Wellman wgs out riding test Sunday: and the exorcise* pi»**«l off very nicely. It cheers hl* neighbor* to see him out. There wen- four graduates, Ix-na Parrish. F. BKODEfiSEH- rr^prirtnr, . Grand li‘-u u> -niraif In th,‘ drrawnntt- Mabel Selieck. Clyde Francis and Myron Stanton. a . Mr*. Jatnro Fleming wa* taken to the C.r, J.nurao '"fv, undrraund that <l«‘- Wn11 •“» **‘p Insane asylum at Kalamazoo on Wednrte RatM. • 1.00 P»rO»»' day of last week by Deputy Sheriff O-mun. Thh Hou- I. »l‘l> ^SJlrawSielK plrajun- .d M-lUn, up Unin,rad In nnntltw .UU—«UU- ot mntrlWill Griffith I* home from Detroit. patronage of the puldie Is rrqw< trany Wool Is-glns to come In lively. “a bnlldIM • I*™ * M,lhThe Vermontville l*>y» won a game of lose !**U from our boy* <m Friday after­ Tnn. Ultra. -< H-tlntra •» «““* noon last. Hastings, - - Mich. f t i ickes and wife laal week. Frank R<»berts’ show tented at this place W W. McKibbln’s sister, of Ohio, and last Friday evening but didn’t give a per­ his alstert daughter of the same, are visit- formance on account of the scarelty of —; A T=>Trr A Tj, $50,000.00. *f ytei win consider ywwr owu hitereat •"”111 »oarrange your matters and pay isss. Corner* and Delton club* on -Saturday last, resulted in a acore of 24 to 3. In favor of the former. eryttle Kln|p,bury u vUittour at her fath- Hasttno*. Bahut Corm, Michigan. .U ?£nty 1 Sjecial Oster! Banner. The best Advertis~ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. b Children’s day wa* obaen ed at the Evangelical chureh on Sunday la»t with appropriate ami interesting were-lues. \ portion of the Congregational Sunday achool will picnic nt Gregg’* crossing Tues­ • Ell Thomas, of Hope, vislt.-d at G. A. Mantle's last Sunday. E. D. Fox. of the Kalamazoo stare, went to Kalamazoo Sunday to visit hl* famlb returning Bunday eve. Frank J. Norwood and wife and Mr*. Monrot\ <if Plainwell, spent Sunday gt (tail lake-. , Henry Forties piirchaMXl a lilnder of Norwood A Julies |a*t week. B. It. Huctded wa* on the sick list last *<F.k*J. Norwood went to Baltimore test week to make a collectioa for a firm In PlainwelL >• Elater Blabop and wife spent bund^ with Cedar Creek fri. nd-, IUiImti Norwootl I* having hl* bom® painted. । ■ . ’ EWa Ileunoek *lieared hi* sheep «>w day last week, the clip averaging 7 l-« lb*. Lremard & Bush are buying wool and want every pound In Barry county st their want house next Satunlay at hlgheat market price. Mr. Sidnam ha* about one half mile of slat ami wire fence built along the road muck 'vMr*. C. S. Gleason visited at Cedar day afternoon. Creek test Saturday. Sanford Truman I* home from olivet. The ball game that took place on Satur­ Campaign hat« are frequently seen, but Iti* thought only the ones with white day last wa* a grand walk away for the bands Will survive the campaign. A Bugtiec Corner* club, the scores standing white plug with a blaek Imnd makes a 24 to 3 In favor of the Buglwe Comer* club. Tlw defeat wa* caused greatly hy very poor cmnblnatltm. What’* the matter with Harrlwiu and four of Delton’s beat pteyer* being away, their pitcher Aivah Pennock having agreed to the cat. Thia name la applloo to neveral things besides the fell*. It mean* a short, stumpy boat (Whittington'a cat waa a cat lz>at). a nine pronged laah and tackle, used to hotat the anchor on board ships. anchor not dU surface. Certain ropes on board ship are nanicd "cat fall.” "cat talL” ' 'catharpiix." poM. Lb a -cat hole." and the French ap­ ply the aaoc name to the "lubber bote” In Glasgow will soon be the second city the United Kingdom lu boundaries to be extended an a* to include a num of populous suburban towns, and It la .1 at- —. la ——111 I. — —— — The Catholics of Unionville are ta a church-building frame of mind. �Hastings Banner. the fourth WOMAN AND HOME. ef celebrated BY POLITICAL OFFENO- Hastings, June tt. 18S& EPE IN A RUBBUN PRISON. HOW GOOD TASTE IS MADE A SAL­ ABLE COMMODITY. CONSTIPATION, without changing the diet sr disorganizing system. If they wifiouly Coffee is • handy and tormk^.d!*ln/^ A Simple but Effective Vegetable Compound. i viadrop without exciting suspicion, and at the euue eupatlon. ami always with decided benefit."— charming woman, 1 will toll you bow It came State of Michigan, the Circuit Court for the County of Barry— I n chaneery.. • Alouzo D. Still, complainant, vs Thomas Mar- and can outer a company of young ami pretty Ujcu o cuaung uix* - ---------------hundred grammre of coffee thrown on the _ l -__ __ (ran c<*m- Dentin s Wife in Good Housekeeping. Circuit—In Chaneerr. mding In Ute Circuit Court for the if Barry. In Chancery, al the Court In the city of Hastings, lu said county, on : day of May. In the year oue thousand, lundreu and eighty eight lla cause It nupearing by affidavit filed ।.at the time of tbe filing...of.... the..IL.,.. bill oF re. k«. OeveiojtMi. auu moeij k‘ Ii. Mrvy.dtte.u-il In about half, mimn* It . . . ___ _ ■ __ W— ilaiua tlu> amell Of The One day. n woman much older than herself. ■imply spent bee life lu cultivating her mind a!oner in ami for the county of Barry aforesaid. Gist Ralph W. Descm: .-mil Isaac Boyd, above named are both deceased, and that their heirs are unknown, and that such heirs are necessary and proper parties to the above entitled pro■eeedlnx: on motion of Stuart. Knapi>en & VanArman, solicitors for the complainant therein, it Is ordered, that such unknownhelm of the said Ralph W. Deacon, deceased, and said unknown heirs of said Isaac Boyd, deceased, do apfear ... In - ....... quaintance with Emomon and Gautier wm tian In Philadelphia, hundreds of American .1 . > ____ _ —4 and eeid nothing. children naked tbu tote bearer, impatiently ••Oughtn't they to be aahameil to live tn the style they ' do when they actually haven't enough to pay ; their debtor ingiy when .bo complained of having nothing spends rather stewted, white the other smalls gradually diminish as the fumigation contlnma The best way to affect this fumigation is to pound tbc coffee in a mortar, and then strew it an a hot iron plata, which, howevsr, must not political* around the whole quadrangle uf 5/A Ironside Sheet The Strongest Horse %Lu> Dusteo undred atirt eighty eight. XOFZOE. KENASTON.Ctreuit Court Coinmil aioner In and for Barry County. Michigan. BTTAKT, KNAPPEN & VanABMAN, Solicitors for Complainant. (A true copy.] Wm. H POWERS. Deputy Register In GLanearv she should mate a living out of IL i very largo social acqualntaucv, sited all of her friends. What Mie pink C the adccd. innocently. ' like daisiea ysMCXri. vtuvsak. Yellow daiswe with brown Vi ‘ What an> ypu going to wear thia apring, and wluix shall you do to your bouse f They Horse Sheets 5/l Hone Coven thin extraordinary demonrtration, promptly Notice it I.- reby given ’hat l>> virtu of fieri facias Issued out of the circuit Nets. toibtatmhrMra on the ad day of May A. D. 1WS, tevy upon am! take all the right, title and Interest of the said John H. Hay In and to tin* following described •‘The charming woman matin a tour of Chi- number fifteen tisj town one 11) north of range ' wren |U west, Barrr County Michigan: the east i men. He has known teal ravishing, Barry Count:» Michigan : also two acres off the west half of the south east quarter of section aneen {IS] town one [tl north of vange seven [7] west, 1n wry County Michigan, more partlcu Mrly described aa fofiows to-wll: Beginning at the south east corner of the west half of the faint but The combinations of color in unwelcoms news into those deaf rara— j to a lonely Wouern late in May. Youth's Compotiion. I the wratlmr permitted, and rool beautiful compels money. section fifteen, tbenre wiuth tp the place of beginning: and being the same lands attached by the said Continental Insurance company on the 23d day of January. A. DJ**: all ofwhleh I shall expose for sale at public auction or ven­ due, to the highest bidder, al the north front door of the Court bouse in the dir of Hastlnn., Where Are You Going? found!}-mournful and tr.uehf-r; in t l» altempt of WO political offend-: tp ct*la»rute Beyond doubt, she b one of the most A man cfeouacs hia dentist with care; be will not engage a groom who Las no croimtials beyond a neat figure an I glib utterance, te jays fur the “anarch" that ratabltstea the validity of his title to bls house, and, when it is bought, has an expert to look into drainace nnd lihimlilnr- hn will nor hne K ’■ Ken wood.” shouted the conductor. i juiy. a. t». iw. at loociocK in * tie forenoon. Dated at the chy of Hastings this EM day of ’booman. Deputy Sheriff. quadrangle hut near by. One of the terfto wm Tbo rvckh-iMiCM. with which tho aitmlrar V. — «... MKHi.ir iu.i^iii' ru' ll urx .rv—.. uv«l ,'u.j uulv iu mu to tho (xaition of arbiter of hl. and his chil- ■' weak* She took an internet in botany and ■lie employed the severest limpl I city: again Don't get stuck with poor Horae Sheets. If your dealer don't have s a Ironsides Sheets ask him to order some for you. hia-pedigrvo and poiiita. He will, and dora. fall in love with a girl's oral ankles and bowitchlug lisp, and await the bonnet “first naturally fond of comfort. A day of a Frenchwoman of fashion ran easily bf summed up in the following manner: At 8' Probate Notice. Michigan. County of Barr B ia hereby given, that by u i Court for the County of B that lief tn a mule ilka pertinacity to her was a th:>r<Highly well woman.Utrta should I be encouraged to romp out nf doors, like their brothers.—Cincinnati Commercial Gw . xrtta ________ i | ‘ Ventilation ..f Cellars. In the ventilation of <s-liars the mtstake is glowing [ognantry of triumphant literty in I’hila/b-)|>hia. the rmlely faahioued stars and stripes hung out from grated call windows, Uw faint hurrahing and auiging of [mlnotic sings through water cloi-ct pipes, and the few | bit* of tallow candte, iliummating faintly al i>„ j.u. ____ i___ :_____________ ------- -\ •'• *rum without Which is coumderably srarmcr than that contained within them lustrad of ■■ ---------- —--------- — —' • Sirad Object they aru thereby rendered warm and damn for t>u. warm.>r m trotersuurg, may seem pitifully weak, . ineffective and insignificant, bat judged by I n spiritual rtaixtard, the catebration in tlie U-JW V* luwiununrj ur«uuoa, m coo IUXS. Sinn capital, c>f tl«> American centennial r.___ Fourth of July, it an event almost aa ax- I cooled aiul depcaiu Ito mowtura, which soon the splendid demonstration in Philadelphia m.tueirimii.im ui uw iut.u . — •. toad, with «.«<• inhabitant* Seiitle. biscuit wife and mother, in multiplying her folly tiimntfh Iimt .1___ mora UH- arniiiM — one that offer* p • ultar ludix-Bauto to ti— simple thing, almost would be with sensible matron* maturity.— Morion Harland In Philadelphia Timm. heard tx-fon- sald court, on Thursday, the Citi day of September. I rex. and on Th uniday, the «h appear equipped for a few caMa. aa afternoon concert, or reception, or ter own day at home. At 4 o'clock cornea the daily drive to the . I find that practically, white it la cteariy hrMln V...W II,.t ___ ._____ ... J windows, and lighted at night their boarded bits of candle as an expression of tlwlr devotian to liberty and tbeir sympothy with the rejoicings of a freer and happier peopte, it. trivial Blate of Michigan. County of touch the napkin as little. toilet for tbedinner;nt7—ometltneathia may Agent. Nortbrrti Itarinc Raliiesd. Kt. f^ol. Minn., he will semi v u lllmtrsird pamphMU, maps and i*ook-Mviagyau valuable mterrMtwa •* •>. • I.— W.KlJrV I'l 111 in addition tn 11« l*l»k- Ho- only tali lh* to ttookane Falls. Tacoma ' Seat th. reaches a-l Ibe prtaclna! r*""!* N<'ril . n M>t rj.-uaBd Dakota. Mooiana. Idaho. Orrgm, and H Mt.hftoe. posaeMca unequalled arenl” at:r*f..«n». “ —“ — -»- - — ... inn".-. ! .nch as Utalenuiiia •rulers. nenner "uku arc la be found on am other Bor tirartiKf MSI- L Wm. W. Cole. Judge of Probate. The Birvli Run •choul childr* n mlrfrd two baskets of-wiki 4lowvr. and hvii tl»3» to Itetrolt for use in the hwphal*. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Beth H. Chapman pravlng that an In­ strument ta writing Uiis day filed with this court purporting to be tbr last will and testa­ ment or said deceased may be admitted to pro­ bate anti the executor therein named appointed. Thereupon It Is artered. that Friday, tho cih day of July. A. D. IMS. at one o'clock in the after- ritbout than pay a living prfcv disinfectant—a deatroyer of the dlurae ^rtm. Save your children from croiip by viMnc Hill's Peerirsta Cough Syrup. >•>'no paj. W. H. Good} rar. shift* last Ortoter Ml liMmsea to many ‘“y^ nirfantelby the Muskegon county The aasettaed valuation «t jtropertyta the city of tahpeniing is M.ld.'.Ti’C *n,> about four-fifths of the city !«'• ■ ■’<* l*w earning aayttiing at any time very indistinct by the miner.*. wuld not be granted. And It is that said petitioner give notice Adults Lau* very well tboi if, they drink hastily and uninterruptedly, they will cough or hlccornje.. and have, probably, more last­ ed In the Hastings Bannkx. a newspa- ing unnasmeM. mid tho tender infant stom­ ited and circulated tn said County of ach. wholly unouited U> such an influx of liquid, naturally rebels, generates wind or pleasantest field for earning a living; nod if young women bad tho industrial training that would allow item to mate a choice, this fact would avail more to prevent unworthy and lovhtaui nuima.res m..—<* • .a . Traveling tnen should carri*- « Cobb's Pills. ’S5 rent* tor 4»»p'”'- i’--»* Howard's jewelry- store at Grand Rapid* Goodyear. Sotneltody lias liecn Wowiusf. <>*• n>h in Teal lake, near Isbpeiniim. with ilj^jnlte. until the bank- an- lUn-i with their U> parity year blSudwH mre y "sSiSS. WlyiDK buckwheat, pteuUfully and Ultbfully, brushing It Into a du»t pan after ■ short t.m.-, and putting on fresh until the oil haa all disappeared. Never put on liquid of any kind to eiuans. OI S«»J*s Callart. HU, wt.,, Sxx“d “I "«S --Wfe Oar OU tlio sidMB ne ■» ih- 1__ i. ... ay. the lilh dav of June, In the'rear one hotnaud etahl hundred and elghty-olgfat Iresenu Wm. W. Cole, JutbeofFroteh-. I n the matter of the emase of Emblte D. John- But. as tables will certainly contlnae, in *drn whey you sc» him. Ho may not louk like tbe^fnan your fancy patntad, yet you will recognise in him tho qualities that go tn tru&L:«i un thn rail al.In __ ____ , * eomaining nod. wtU cuum, .Two oesla on your brush, and aft«r . r—___ additional word give cumf'jrt in tho form of other they will iali into tho same open trap, just as though they were blindfolded or were impelled by some micotitroilable forra The that Ttaraday. the MV there be. why ths prayer ltd not be granted. Audit h st said iwtltleunr give aotlr# «t»id tn said estate, of the petition, and tbn Imortng you with a smile; but—unhappily—not prof­ iting by exjoThmce, it will (if the mother bo squally untaaciiobtei, gobble over its next An obstinate, willful child C. Rmita Ita® in DmiuirwaS Monthly. swell manners, anil clattering tonguo an, turb the sarenity and tranquillity of the domestic scene. Better such an ideal had never been formed. —Pittoburg Chronicle. mt In a --------—... ..«»«rnui. Hlira Sarsaparilla will cure -V. t. urial -man b fearfully ami diseases, venereal taints nnd mlwnU , lhat Um! nu*t wonderful jwr- poisons. W. H. Goodyear. tlou of xnau ta the nervous system. In It Madam Morel dr la DuraDtme. a Milt® are located the scab of life and mind and Acadian, fe oue of JarksimS di-iimfitisltrti the control of all the bodily organs. When th* nen-ea are th-atroyed. the part b nar- vbltors Just now. 'otlXg JH* V1' Mnd ‘H,ne5 M English spavin liniment ivuioveor n r\* ? w , .I>r>,UfviDeuta of the brain hard, soft, or aallouwsl lump* a«d "irtaW nervt s are-the rattm-a of headache fits khca from hutM*.-. bk«xl s’paun. rare*. spllnte. Sweeney, ringbone, -tlib-s- 'I'111"*’ all swollen throats, cough-Qvt*-. **’*■ ururrttla. “Utrtii mid; feet, a free trial bottle of mid Dr by use of one bottle. Wammtwl Nohisy MHw nenrlrn—the latest and inrat supl Dr. E. H. Imthn>p. dniggl'i. ted w!“r.for ,bpM' dl***-'. may te Mirh. h* at W. H. Goodymr-a drug .tom Mercury cantering-: At HoWfif# 'The prohIWthmiata of lonb and Graicsee at 1 £ tn. Tuesday. Utt ilrgrre- !>' »r nninth-s want to run J. shade and at Unadilla 106 deun • • Detroit for guwrnor ”f h‘ -.and oil that is ommmu-v is to find a vno is good looking or rick tin». and laying a warm hand ovrftbe strnn- bampltn. free nt W. fi. Goodyt*ap#. ehlll <,f ciiurch-biilhling frame of mind. •f Hill's •J5 rente h ill buy a -maS <"> Peerless W.ortii .Specltk. Ti' child Is sick. 'No riire. if rGoiKiycar. Mrs. John Snyder of Cambriu. Ilillv^f county, fell down stairs Tnc-.l.«} «f<cr><wn and broke her neck, dying ItisUtotl)- 1k, , Tb» OTFRB.ssS^ MoiircHi. CauM' ar. Ana u. irowiry. uvu*k ducrel Ui try some of the P»pilll"i’ ’ 'I-‘rT“ Cure by hh eu*h»UM*rs. after sev.-ra! |'n>«* clans predicted he would M*>n hi've •unuiUon front nn aggravated " r*' tarrh. He agpi: "Tin- ri-sult rreieuted. t-caMmrncr*< 1 • T • e.-)l the ftrat apjMnui.--, and um im«. * few wwkA entirely ourt-1. l'.*lt»• /extract of flax] Catarrh Cun- « •>’ ■" that b claiPted fur IL Uwtv Mt*'" I W' ' �• FAHM andgakden. IN CELLARS, RAT8 GOD ... ,^TRUCTIVB auke TOP •- ’CS W«ER» ‘«n '’""V“£N- ISRAEL UlS^,„\,TH'RD OU«te». ery ,h, in DEMOCRACY’S FAVORITE WEAPON. TO farmer will inter­ expels all trace ot scrofula from Um Mood, leaving It pure, enriched, and healthy. ' •• I was severely aflleied with scrofula, and •’’w a year had two running aorta ©a my neck. *'■«' •** , —nevrd cut* are illustrated a 13 teir r-'-» ““d pattern for making • v Beware of Scrofula national SERIES, JULY 1. h.. -ta™ t» „trwt w 11 ,'-vncb 511 hiB manu*1 Of it Into the eallay, and whiter . they dig In the cellar are always to passages under threw wall, instead^f the earth or any other lartnf >J10 bwtom. Knowing thi. habit of thZ ^ then, ope can so build that, they wUlnn! h* ab’° u' F1’* through under thLe wju and then lEey wiU fii moat effXLTex rinded from the cellar M This U easily done by following what la also a most excellent practice in forrnin« th* foundations for these wallsf Afl« the collar is dug and the lines mwkM where the wall is to stand, then dig a tr&jfh twenty Inches or two feet drem «nA aUttle broader than the wall |8 t<Tto d‘| reetly under where It la to stand. Fl 11 road. or. what I. better, break up those l«tee. abellv flint stone, in the trench, enough te fill it Either of these will make iguXl abut Kim — U.7SX,” .£°T - (Im. «JiH,Sl;XYiti.g.y“ i n—"cnpturai facte and fully perauadod that three things 1 *m*bout to mention are Indeed plainly^<j moat cmobaticanv „ f haforv them by day In ment to construct the walls ,,c a. a drain for th. cellar, if it b’ and above all will prove hnpenetrabie tn ita -Mtata .1 Xu ThS^bl dK 1~~. tajta. -too-, which th^ru, | i i I 1 ; । '.;L:;;M./APnoN. ___ ___ ___ i»aif th/ apruu. .... — -* -te 1-.. 4i-i.m i» -I....!, d-sired ». r»«- the middle, say » '--r tiw luwtrr nart -v be tuwd. which i.-Mm» will i • that it uixer held ■ m Iking pail ; the - butmay .be fastened and.-- —.i frequent <A| b. ■ ' ■ the back • -t rings nt the front and there ■■: u h again around • I Ijriiiihl. .. .. : r.t - f |tbi» «tyleof apron t-': wr.-r ifi which It pro . 7 . irm- f tlw pmon and -t n ii t* put on and off. . ,t*i teittnued. Il k --r tby almost •' ■ in>.a- u n***U«-. *nd will r- j- • frun thirty to maty ! --ap • aBr«- or heavy cotton. ■»• >• a.!l as dainu.en will har* • ■ tnsrtk- f-,r them* . M>on Kwotne favnnt* Mm • ■. »(«-- till dap. when the hi* h -;;-!sy <-h>thvs such *n spdw. would ■ -pi-rlally useful, for it . woc’dph'.-i.’ pl* clothe* all-m d helspp i. ■ • • n «ke a r»unplete change r-f nr—-. In any -•*«- by its use the ordiriarv ri- dtc* •>f «teble'workers will bo — — ■' cleaner for wear ths ; ty at general work, and estt-cbH;. । .-nreyrignillk into the dairy. Itfe- :.- - ■'Mhple expedient* which mav !■' i • ptrt! by the farmer as a prac­ tical |n,l means <-f securing, In a m*a«ur-’.4 ii'.-- result to that attained, ax ^11 ,w to "tay outside, and the eidlar will lw prarticallv "rat proof " But If tlw walls to the buUdings one haa were not made aa above and the ee|lars are already Infested with rate th,re mav be mad. nearly -rat proof" in t)Z following manner big a trench fifteen inches wide ai>d eight or tea inclwa deep iu.*t uydde. at thb bottom of the walla FHl this two-thirds full of the pounded stones, and then with water lime cement emiugh to l>e even with the cellar Untom and plnatenxi a little way up from the bottom of the walls. This will prove so much of a barrier to tius rats in Irving to pt a paa-tege under th. walk again that they will doubtless abandon the premisca. , To meet the demands of the New York j rnark-t. die crop* of turkeys and t hickens ; must tie free from food or other substance, hence poultry designed for that market ; must be kept from food about twentyfour hours before killing. It I. il­ is generally ; conceded that all jpoultry — la best killed by cutting through 11 the roof of the mouth to ’ the brain witb a sL than* pointed ktfcfe. Fur that market leava ___ ____________________ '• the bead and legs oil._ ami " »,, au-1 du mi not nafc "draw" umw" tboentrall* the entrails T ........................ The advire baa bewt given many tlntwh ,.ot to pack [s-uhrv until it is entirely re­ • not “ lieved of all anlmaj heat This is an im­ portant point, for birds packed before they are cold are almost sure to apoiL Far packing material clean dry wheat or rye straw will be found preferable. The useful device shown in the cut here Kntcd was originally described and li­ lted in Rural New Yorker This de­ vice Ium been used with success In driv­ ing plntiks into the ground. • nty-friur hours after ■ \ g I.* nrci-asary. thc he !ittIo bnsMl being mal'i ■ more quiet and less -u -,an bakept the stronger • • -mo and the les* dan '■ them in tlwlr weak ■ the mid her.• hours after the first cHhih •• -in'* of them will make ther. ■ '-n the outside of tho ' - b-aru ititi- what kind ; "-utcred:;uid lnjwtlwv in it. i■ ' --n j.. removed from the ;• give n little food, con»i«1!nr ot ta ftrr- .-d, or bread soaked in itifc. whi ■: •tinned three or font «■»»*. wit). t •va.-'-giid hard boiled egg, ’hyli i* >i_ gradually cnamreq changod io to any ntirtr wutabla to their age. until they to eat rrstked euro, wheat and Whnln grain., when th* labor of tHdjtg will L-- greatly reduced. A little =2 and - Lapped vegfliablte will be especially a* long aa «rs kept ia .:.. Ited quarters .......... - —mw ■ ,1--kA ltaS°fl',!.' ‘h-ctlnUU. to pp*. CTm-, c" ' !l0t **qub» to be eaten. ij>.Lrik coming In contact with tho a:yl i* ^y and easily applied in •n'fe‘T'W. 11 ,,e ’“•f’d- tor !t “ ?nwt "tA-pt to in.*>*ct life. For tlaxw. tax — or trough cut A little wooden — -—-e- — out --­ of a solid piece of wood was placed at tbn top of the plank, aa shown In the cut, and the mallet was nonnded upon thia. Thus the plank was driven accurelv to its place and the top was comparatively uninjured. Had the attempt laron made to drive the planks with the ordinary mallet, tbo tope would have Ixx-trniashed and defaced ( .Secretary E. WlUlams. of the New Jersey Horticultural eodety. tells thM » member of thin society had a plum treo trained against the side of hi* house, which hn inclosed in a mnnquito netting, nnd the result was twenty-two quarts of plums In perfection. Mr. Spreckels Is credited with haring Imported twenty-five tons of beet *«.>d to be planted by IO« California farmer* on 2.0te) acre* of land. A factory i* bring erected at Watsonville. Cal., to work th. product. A N»nh OuUln, wtboHt, thta l-Kr-1 CP- —“J hj5 '"’7S1 •taxWM ImJIj — th»~' -x|«—' —4 l»g, muk- the akin uodar W D Philbrick. • Mm—ebb-«“ mrkri prtrarr. m?» -taIta lu>J (or ta-p m-toE rtaU. Ilk. P~ mlp.M.dho—Jita. It U tata—n w nm pl<>« ."7 J-P “d “*• rvw Mln. -nd. -Utar tarrn-rU, P-*** eta duk-k Uta rw».ta" -h-i '«>»- "£ «Z do not ™«lr. -J Ita lM,d. but *Ul wiukllx —U —W .“r. .xpra~- or plowliur. uU ""«■ it IM ’.l ?h’ with vermin dust 4ilSr,O t^/,^tl’‘'rswry useful In buw^n\ t,rnis *nd lire slugs and l-j? pt?r,'i l'‘“f Ihfert rose and currant wH. 7 emulsion.* may l<c made of two manuring*. of Lite' ’lUnrt "{ ’"ft *"aPt0 0,K^1 ‘Ituu’t* tar. Rror««,r Cook, ot Ml.b'«*» K™; f tefilng, t water, wall aHared topttar, i nrer r2r !*,u kettle should be taken MB? iu,U1 !;i<’ *°‘1'®ne pint of kero wri-i' "ue pint of teur milk be riw»JrM>1' *•' W,'H mixed up while hot by ,ir ,I,lng “ AumU band pump V,,e Us'?ful w“b for trees wrt, n” a and any kind of in •teti.!!? «d‘ wh,te h«»«»»nre Is also currant worms and , rnlltapymtam. H to pol■wunu*. *Ui! ._i___ iT» t potato beetle GOOD OLD FREE TRADE. A ladv of Providence. R. I., tho wife of a retired admiral. fnrnlahea the following statement to The Now York Press in re- Salt Rheum IsonsafttemostdteagrecabtediseasMMinod by Impure blood, Il U readily cured by Hood1 Barsaparilia, the great bkxxl purifier. William Spies, Elyria, O.f suffered greatly from eryilpelaa and salt rheum, caused by handling tobacco. At times hia hand* would Forty years ago. when 1 wa* a young lady, I remember what prices w0 had tn pay for the things we wore and the cloth Wt.’"d ,K- l*ki »1 .pml lor Enoch calico, arid it wM conMdered then quite a dressy article for young ladies to wear, too. We bought English cambric foi seventy-five cent* a yard, and I well re member that when wo were hemming our handkerchiefs w0 used to break our needles by the dosen. there was so much lime in the goods But we liad to take what the English and French would send . -■ ' — , lluul MjO1r op. pre-or*. tho supply of their daily «mu an<j t seems to mo very strange that any 01 victory over their, eaeniire-but. oh. bow rho has lived long enough to bo able natural ami liow sinful as U> their dally life! forslneilr ik-.. ____ . 1 .o;dAS(ft . —. — , t umui wkv> raur । a irue iraacr. Thot“’ tho ^y”- *,8°-when th° kZmrb... H.OT ’u?“Kr ,lu‘t ««r, j farmer had very little inarknt for his pro­ St Zh.* h°W Ul”r woaM I dutx‘ k took ‘wu *««" •*«’» «r a pound ZC , n ftOr. Uu 1,1 *” I of botter tc‘ U,,y B I*1*1"'’ "I and J..IU,! I d n Hm the u,,ch*Jip*l'l” I, **• fid cotte.coffee were were too too expensive expen*ireto be in tea “ mm to be In Jctiovah. ।! dulged n>l mortgages ! dulged in tn Lr by thouthose who who l. hod ' ’ M-Jsea. Aaron an>l two of hi* sons, with ' upon their farm*. One calico draw a year ! seventy-if the elder* of Israel, are invited to was the --xtreine of indulgence bv the I 4 eome.upoo the mount t.. meetG-M, the more , farmer's wife; the family depended for i full acuKint of tiu* w» liave in verse* V toll clothing upon tho labor of her-hands in fiET of our lesson But nntlce bore that “Most* spinning and weaving wool and flax. mono shall csvmo uenr, the other* an- tn fanner kept a larger number of sheep M worship afar off. they shall not i-umc uigh. ! Hmn was nis-ded to supply the family N -The Tatw-ni.v<-h> nt this tiiiM- not l*ting built I wool and mutton, for there was abwonor Aaron <wd bf*> wins wt n|-*irt n* priret*, lately no market for wool- Inthueed* Moses, whom tlw Lxd knew fa-x- t<~ fmx> wbeat brought 75 cents a bushel, com ,(Di-iil. T"1.■ > . I — —.L. I.V, _ .... . cents M.t.l xxxiv, 10), ttiind* ■t*.*fon-u*a» u _tyjie<>f und oats .Ml 20 ... to 25 rents, ■!... the ...solo 1 In iiiirsiiAiicn and by virtue uf a decree of- lilv Iicult court for the riiuuty of. Barry, in Cbantin- true nw«lialor and •layiiimn. the Lord wartavv inarkel lur for too the miter latter being the canal canal .I eery. Doing me In tho Btett of Michigan, made and dstni Jesus Christ, uur prophet, pneat and king I Those w? were ~ the — days —7= — of. fnwtraiU -• TSss; There j ......... on ibe - lat^dayof Ma). A. ... 1Dwl Mill. 1S-1R l» ,tatal.l,.|.»ork J , no «T—< m»nnlM.url„g dUm lo j ”*SFi5, the lx>r>! J-vu* all wborvveivr are made i eonstnne ------------------------------------------ Hun --------------™ "» (»«!»«• ot Ito turn Md | Sto tugh (Eph ii. LTi. and all who ’trust In Hi* i tbe, ?inly alY salable «al»ble crop was wa.* wheat, which Homer L Blair and Charles H. Brady are de merit* and are wwhed in Hi* blood have I «•«« be exported. England bad had a momo 1l fendants Notice I* hereby given that 1 *b*ll tell at iHibllc auction to the blgtinii bidderAm Friday accras at all tidies to tbs very pnwmce uf ; n^poly-of < J a *u tiie ■: th day of Jute. A. T». l«*. at ten o’clock tn God by faith in Him. OnnoC the ux« toouti- I MM^«M...t ducement to the capitalist to inveat in the forenoon, at tiie north front door of the j. County ot• ’—------fnl nnmra of brael is that in K cxlviii. 14: ■ manufactures, or to inventive genius to court house In the •'»/ of Hastings,' Barry state ot MK-mgan. **m court house taJJ and "A people near unto Him:” tik- full navuiing j 1tartMl.lxir-TtornMl.touT. being the place for holding tta circuit conrt fur of which h yet tn be made niaiufiwt. All true . Isaid — CountyMTof—Barry, — all the follow tata,, Ing described property, to-wit: All that certain plree or parrel of I Some thoughtful, conscientious mem*'­ , being and situate in Uin ( ounty of ..... kno-r. know n and desert: dewribed as folber* <>f the DffiUKntie party, who by ext-­ stale of Michigan, w-.., ,'lllagelot eight. K. is. low*, to-wit: Villa—number ’— -*------(Eph. v, a». and if we w.niid but believo perience and observation are protection­ Gregg’s addition tn the vlllaocof Nashville. Barists, have been Inclined to accept the free rv County. Michigan, according to thc recorded _______ ______ —,—z M* . trade tendencies nf the present wdminis- put* tber>-o(. Dated Hastings. Mich.. June 5th. IkM. • coturtrained by Hi* lore to honor Him and tratfon because they come from th# ALONZO K. KENAHTON. Circuit Court Com—i. ml. _______-- .l-------- m . highest Democratic sources. Perhaps | some young men who liave nut yet voted Sollcftofs tor Coin plains n l. are inclined inciinisi to io accept the me free iree trade trace doc uocword* of li>« Lord. and all Ita judgments.' , .are [ trine on tlw ground that it is rapuused by , ' a gnat party, ahd therefore cannot be so Moves went up to God in tho Moo nt just seven . utterly destructive of American Interests . Rteta of Michigan. County ot Harry At a *rs»|on ut the JTrdiair Court for the limos, and on two ocmalorm be retiutfned with j as RepnblicatiN assort it to be. nt Barrs. holden at the Probate Office, Let u* remind these conservative men. County in the city of Hastings, lit >*>■! county, on God forty days and forty nights, and neuter ■ did cot bread or drink water (Ex xix. j old and young, of thc history of the Dem- Monday th-- Uh dav of June in thc year oue ocratie party. That party, while it has Ibmnand elnl hundreu and eighty eight. Present. Win. W. Cole. Judge of Probate. : at nil times included in its membership lu the matter of the«eytate of Henry Fob 4.1 Thi* I many able. cdn»de.ntii>ua citix-.-ns. has kerth. deceased. fourth^ i On reading and filing the final account of W. been from its birth the party of nullifi cation, negation, obstruction or retro gression. It has been liarmlms only when allowed, and decree of distribution made and he । no great issue* were pending or when it discharged from said trust. Thereupon It I* ordered, that Thursday theMh ha* been out of power It defended of June A. !>.. uw>. at leb o'clock in the slavery and fought in- It* defeuae. It pro­ day forenoon, lx- MHgnnd (or the hearing of said posed nullification fifty years ago. based petition, and that the heirs at law of said de.. uuuu l -nH ull MtKMr rw-e«.n« ltil*rt^*e•! In Sabi Lord.’ on the same free trade heresy which bids fair to destroy tho Democracy today. When aucvr*.--ively nullification office. In the cltr of Hastings. In said c lunlv, wm ’ overthrown, slavery defeated and ami show cause, If any there be. why the prayer' a* ttalr life iDeul. xxxii. 4ff-. they were to tiie doctrine of secsasi'-u overeonje. thc of the )wt it loner *IkhiM not tic granted. And have them in their hearts. b-ach them unto Democracy still clung to >lt» obstructive tactics, it opposed bitterly and earnestly the resumption of ;pcck- fiaviaout* From Ing thereof by causing n copy of this order to l»e punlished In the Hahtix . u* Bax . xkh a uvwsfeared that many Christians think that they its ranks wore rwcruiU-d tto rag money pAj-vr printed and circulated in said County of enn get along quite w.-U with a very few of party or grecnbackcra, th. stiver Lnfla- llarrv once In each wrek for three sucres«Ir» tinnfate, the opponent* of the national­ W m w **< ii F Jitot** nf Prubute WM. ". touB, Judiieoi rroosie. banking system; the **fe»i and best sya [A true copy.)" * — „. 22_______________________________ Bible unneewwary for them tn givw any bred tem that human wisdom ever devised. All thrae things were wrong, and yet' to -There may ba some trecnors who are Probate Oder.' «>rry that our lessen* for the next six they had the support'of) the Democracy. Mate of Michigan, county of Barry-ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the mouth* ore in thc Old Testament, forgetting Reuolution-- wore adopted at Mat* and na­ County of Harry. holden at the ITobate offler In that tbo Old Testament, a* we call it. »i> the tional Democratic cdnvnBtUxui. attended the City ot Hasting*. In Mill County, on Tues­ tmok that Jesus and that He was ever by num of prominence, intelligence and .day. the ftth day of June. In the year one quoting from, expounding, and In Hi* life integrity-, lending aid and •ncouragemoul thotKvnd right hunilrwl aiulrlghtv^lrht Present, "ffl. W. i'ole. Judge nf Probate. to th0M obatructive Ugtlca and refusing fulfilling. and that all tho Scripture* were In I tic matter of the estate of Frsnkltn Patton, ronrertiltig Himself. If wehavo In any way to condemn and. oppose thorn. The Do itn readlux and filing th--netitio-.dulv wior in tiie h-ert degree alighted or neghited mocracv was wrong then. It is wrong in Bed, <x*ati>ei A. Patton, widow of naM deceased. it* free trade attiludq wow. That any portion of Scripture let u» reck forgive nrsann.1 l-^in at otuv tn appreciate more attitudci la based upoii t-bu demands of the solid aoutb. tho original .other suitable person. fully “all tb” won!* of the Lord." Tlrereunon it l« ordered, that Friday, tlw homo of free trade, uf nullifies 5. “Burnt offerings—Peace offering*." h day of.I line. A. l>. I**». «t ten o'clock tn Two different niqiecte of the one great and lion, of slavery and wcession; tbo samv thr forenoon, be assigned for the hcarlnx of south wliich when it orgauixed/the so said (•etltlon. and tluU thchelr* at law of .»ld all imfflritmt «n«-ri!lc<- of the Lord Jreus. the called ''Confederate" government {fixed In first signifying Hl* giving Hltoarif an offer Its constitution a fundamputal provision ........ — 4ng nJ id a *ncrifl<» tt> God for tn. and the arc- forever forbidding the levying of a tariff nxiii r.-uil. uirii office, in the dty uf HMtlnc*. lu said county, <U1<I telling U* of tbo rreultof dial sacrlffna and show cause. If any there tw. why tlw prayer upon Importwl goods ' . . . e»._ __ _ I-- Ulm 1 tiie iwtitiuner should not I* granted. Can conscientious, progressive Demo­ of And If is further onlerc-l. that -wld peUUourr Ujxni rum. ••• —.................. - - crats who have voted with tho party give not'ee io the person* Interested In said e* fcUowvhip, iwing n,'w!'' iwif^kers of Christ when it wns right, continue to vote with late, of the pendency ot -odd |-»-f ltl«n. nnd the hearing thereof hv r^tt«lna» eo-iv id ’Id* onlrr nnd nil the benfiflM which flow from Him it when it Is wrougt Can young men. en­ IM. "And took the blood, ami tering upon public life, find anything in to iw publiabed In the Huatinip Ba Mtn a newspaper printed ami elrvnlatea In *ald < -nu» sprinkled (k on tbo people-' He nbo the r.'cord of such “ party l!»“ arouses tvof Barrvnnre tn rncli • <-rk firlhrv- wine— iv« sprinkled It on the altar tr «l. ami on the their enthusiasm, awakens their ambition, wreka prwlou* to saM dnv of hearing. \ took iHeb. £x. 19i It i« the application of or ixivitcs their support?—Albany Jour the I4o«l that in any case makea. It effica­ cious. On the night «n which they left Egypt tho blood at tb« paasovrr lamb might . Hints of a Feather. ELYS nnlewi It bad been ____ -i—i The president has an amaxing rapacity for finding fellows who were blatant cop perhead* during the war to sit in Judg­ ment on question* which they are no more fit to decide than Jeff Davi.s. utiles* they have totally changed their omnlona Wo Nasal ranges. can nn good in any such Insults to Allays Pain and SS, wL„ Itnwittal U»™,» «-< 1 it 11 a tn tn atiop Grant when fellows like Fuller wens abus­ ing northern men who wore loyal and snapping st tlw backs of tho Union sol­ J_2_v r Ami ret Jenu said: "No man nuiu dierain tho field.—Lincoln (Neb.) News. won God at any time, the°nly beg' and SmelL | Mr Manning, who I* -authority Oread Itaplda. Mich. Minnesota Leads the World cated by /-Nathan Attains his wile, o co intx. Michigan, city <>i HasHiiks. ninth day of January In tho year IMS. and re­ cord rd In the offlre of the register of deeds ot the county of BarrA on the tnh dav of January Uwney fee stipulated for In said mortgage, and which I* the whole amount claimed to be unKd on said mnrtmge ami no suit or proceedhaving been instituted al law to recover Jis-j'igfississtitisrtfiT: virtue laesUtute laid powr pur>uMtice o,of,be tn ot**ale. and msj,in^4 provlded the *aid mortgage will be fnrvctosed by a *aln of the premises therein described, si pule lie auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of the court bon«e tn ibe city of Haating*. I. r.r n.mr k. .k.w .1 lu; of the north wes [el in township two, west. containing a< April thirteenth S3rd d*> of April. A. D . 1«7, (aid Francis Hnldcu departed this life leaving bl* last will a»a Urstameut bearing datejlie 17th day of April. A. D.. l«TT. by which one. Jtidratoleli Holden, be- Catarrh Cream Balm am in the Scriptures this and other apparent n id contradiction* uttered by tho Holy fTi 1. of fnwHo a faithful Witness Mt trXh. i* We ueodooly * and a IVi ?1e has «aid on uny subject, and IL> n.mifsrilBrire « bfiht in^ue time. Every rcrelatiOTof God the Father '•"Mow* went Into the midst of tbo f. W.ww- LI. IWb--ml-«1 Thc Now Kn.-I.~l h„ Utah , WU ollh. I.rmcr. lu New hhjta-d-»d Eastern New York on the Mills bill, with thia reault Out of 2.W2 returns from lemd voters. L'.-IW against tho bill and 243 In ita favor Maine went four to one; New Hampshire, thirty to one; Ver­ mont, twenty w one: Maaaacbtuettii. twelve to one; Rhode bland, seven to one. Connecticut, seven to our. and New York, nine to one ’ i 11 lieca fide wild Isrui 1. on ttomaaure can b* pat on green in tba f.11 If dMirod Holstein friesianS ‘8 p.r,I.UO>ll; rooiwb »'U ."“'T“1“ M aneitMmlMWr to th. oolon 1 B kill JI It l—cta* Bn M tbg U.-aI, ..v.rr f«w d*V3 VOU mUSt U*< l‘‘n i rfuZ. «th. «on». «x» b^w'lnu, tta kbl«t*»- ot th. tta rtalrh ita -ppllrtal-' ““ before they have got In out of reach CRAND RAPIOS HERD. Spring Medicine ,'rsta'dM DKVTCE FOR nnrmto hatching chief want of t-Tual beat, r-' dhiurUl she th^cMeks ; U Freebooter Mills’ attempt to twnnninlo thr. —L!___ * for tb*** fil«J da-v The renotnlnatloD of Mr CTerdxnd means that the question of maintain ng <mr tariff system mul bo decided at the polls Tlic campaign wiU not there.ore Co Ute that of IW4, • conflict lartweeo person*, but a teat of the strength of prtaK This in Iterif wW be a Ik y“dn —Philadelphia Evening Halletin. I lii said mortgare, i inadn slid provide* iall sell at public suction, to the highest bidder, the iiurtti Iroot door of the court bouse in the TRYTHE CURE | IsM tel ng described lu said in A psrtlcle Isappli agreeable. Price 3h n regHterwl. • I rt«. El, in mall i number I weuty- LOW. TOURIST RATES. For M7.BA a ffret-d*** rremd trip ticket. eno-! t <r 9«J <Uy«. with «top-crer prlvi^o-t*. c-mi be oliuUiwd from bt- i'»ul to Great Fall*, Mon­ tana. Um coming ia->nuf wttt>litg otaue of tbs ESTC.M r-’fe A laT-ESU'i �Hastings Banner Tbe Republican STATE RUSSIAN FANATICS. RESPONSES. taken from Ito books in the: ' ay-ora-r 14. itrnt. MAK»HALL L. COOK. Iteiur EDITORIAL NOTES. BENJAMIN HARRISON, or txntaxA. LEVI P. MORTON, , of svengtb against which the assaults of the democracy will be as impotent as a child’s wrath against a mountain. By the nomination of Harriron and Morton there has been iwctired to the party as clean a pair of men as ever the people had the privilege of voting for. Harrisou eomre from a line of ancestor* whose idunes ap­ A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF,AN INTER­ ESTING RELIGIOUS SECT. -aff W. MUwr. « ~Brown. pear on the pages of time without a bkrt; be H a hard student and an able lawyer, as a soldier he attained the rank of brigadier gwneral with a most enviable record: and his record in cougresa, extend­ Thc platform adopted unanimou-ly and ing from IbtR) to 1887 was one of which amid great enthusiasm at the national con­ any man would be prosd. The stand vention in Chicago on Thursday ta iuw of j tb<-rr taken by him on the Chinree ques­ which every mcmiier <4 the party ta ex­ tion, on the contract-labor bill and on Uhtremely proud- . It contains no ambigu­ alien ownership of land was perfectly ous phrases, and throughout It entin* con- satisfactory and only added to his reputa­ teats s)*eaka in language strong and tiututa- tion as a thoughtful and able statesman. takable. it ta impossible for us to publish Up to 1878 Mr. Levi I*. Morton gave his It entire, but below we give the gist of attention exclusively to his successful each plank: business career, in 1878 be was elected (1) Honor and praise are given to the to congress and n*-etarted in 1880. From 1881 to 1886 he filled the position ut min­ Abraham Lincoln, Grunt, Garfield, Ar­ ister to France, to which he was appointed thur. Ix>gan. Conkling. A prayer ta offer­ by President Garfield. Hr afterward hehl ed for tbe recovery of the gallant Philip other high and honorable positions both In H; Sheridan and out of government circles and Is such Woodland. 9t®. wLo*myjaCbert to F. F. Hl!tert; parasl listed. Idea of nihil tom and of negation to tbeir ex- and heartily desiring to Spaad the restore tion of tho union, harmony paaoa and Circuit (•«,« • Ceme thinks tbmr doctrines ) wiUteM 8. Woodruff, Hasting* n' Flore Hart " for Gen Grant tote sect. all religion was error and lying. He addicted Louisiana gives 14 votes for Grant, and w* propose to fight it out ou that Una if it takes all summer Mary land beliering that our great cap tain will crush treason in tho cabinet, as tn accord with human nature, and then be came to repudiate all ideas ot God and rollgioa. aa well aa all human institutions, all authority, government and society. Hu was Maryland, gives 14 rotes for Grant. Minneeota. tbo North Star state. fit tify blmeelf ar to avail hmuelf ot legal help Misaisaippl. th* home of Jeff Daria, re­ pudiates th* traitor and offers her 14 votes for Grant Montana—The mountains of Montana, whence flow the waters of the Columbia Fra naro • ................. Dwkwad Chickens. •prtagto. ss®W:r:.,:xx ES.WK■■TITS name of Grant, to whom sb* gives 2 votes (2). Congratulations are sent to Brazil a man that the ticket is str strong at his Nebraska, tbo last state admitted to tbo Watertaialibi..'.' ou Hie abolition of slavery there. And a . end as at the other. And the ticket Itoclf Union and the first to adopt impartial suffrage, givee 6 votes for Grant hujs- ta expressed of the peaceful recovery j Is one whose strength will be able to ■What to your religion! Nevada, the’Silver state, baa only 6 -1 have none. of home rule fbr Ireland. force, next fall. Messrs. Cleveland ami votes, but proposes to give six more next ■What God do you believe tn! (S). Unswerving devotion to the na­ Thurman and thc red bandana Into a hole 4 don't believe In any God. God be- fall fur Grant tional constitution is reaffinned, and espec­ no bigger than the eye of u Na 10 needle. New Jersey -—Her delegation, instructed her ronveution. widen spoke the voice ially the right of every citizen to cast On an Inside page will l»e found a full every man of tho Republican party J.—Do you worship tbo devil, then I (with oue ballot and have it counted. Effective within her borders deliver tbeir 14 account of the Republican national oonven- aoma irritatioajtefisiatlon un the latter point ta called for votes for Grant, not only tbeir victorious tion up to tiie eighth ballot In which Ben­ soldier, but conspicuous for calmness uf and the present administration and demo­ jamin Harrison, of Indiana, was nominated judgment, sincerity of patriotism and per crat^ majority in congress are charged with kuual honesty for president. Forvlcr-preddent the fol­ owing their existence to the criminal sup­ North Carolina, known u the land of lowing names were presented: William pression of tlw ballot. the Tar Heels, givee 18 votce for Grant, Walter Phelps, New Jersey: Leri P. Morton, and will rive a majority of 86.000 votes (4.) Uneompromtaingly favors the B,l0« U* "nal . New Y<nt; W. D. Bradley. Kentucky. for him. all of which will stlek American system of protection, and pro­ Ohio has the honor of being the mother Mr. Morton received the majority of the tests against It* d<-struction by the Presi­ of our great leader Ohio Is tho line, and rotes cast on the first ballot, and was de­ "under that line” Ohio proposes under dent and bls party. Tbe Issue la accepted clared the unanimous nominee of the con­ the captain who never knew defeat, to and the people will be appealed to. The fight.lt out through the summer and In vention. Hills bill ta denounced as destructive to impalk-d toward truth and squlty They the autumn, when the groat victory will The republican party wa* not ashami-d general business, and the action of tinOhio caste 42 votes for deny, without exception, all rights of prop- be secured Grant. • ,republican representative* in opposing Its to put Itself un record as cordially in favor Rhode Island.—Littie Rhody. small to of ail wise and well directed efforts In fa­ passage ta heartily endorsed. stature, but greet to patriotic impulses, vor of the promotion uf temperance and (5). Thc democratic proposition U> fantastic work! of liberty without limit, and gives her « votes for Grant and wishes tiie had more morality. On Monday the national con­ place wool on the free list Is condemned. South Carolina, the birthplace and home (fl). Pniposes to effect ntedeti reduction vention voted unanimously in favor of a of Calhoun and tho doctrine >>f state of the National revenue by repealing tax--* resolution expressing the preceding senti­ rights, first to withdraw beroelf from tbo once, only It absolutely must be wmethiug ment ____________________ oo tobacco and upon spirits used in the arts and fur mechanical purposes; and by With such a imuhllflccntly strong combi-* hullsuch revision m would tend to check im­ nation as Harrison and Morton foi stand­ aired only to preserve the Union, arm and ports of articles produced by our people, ard bearers, the republlca?K^»arty la sure and release from Import duties those arti­ to march to a glorious victory next fall. . Tranaeare. being one of tbe southern cles (not luxuries) tlw* like of which can­ The republican .platform I* an excellent ktatea that was forced totorebellkm. being not be produced sluibuH-. If the revenue fighting document' thank you: “What a stupid won!) You have received , the first to reconstruct, ask. and ta ad still remains too large then repeal all of tiie mitted into tta Union, and today being in jayareouat .* I shall pay no .i-bu q<H the enjoy ment of the most liberal Repub Internal taxes. . ADDITIONAL^-OCAL NEWS. Hcangovenimcnt in the United Siatea. (7). Hostile to introduction of foreign •_________ Hasmah KFat. snd with the M.lemn pledge never again to i mwi’? Ara'“°o1*’ L,n“- «* Ah“°- FoM «oiy I contract ami Chinese labdr. Demands en-' ’ The excreta** of the Hastings High Take the Baxxki; during the remtof HUCK RAKING POWDKKCO. fbrvcment of rahting laws, and favors any school aiumnl association were held at the preaideut of such a traitor as A Johuaon raw xoaa. caicaoo. rr. txivu. | caiu|ialgn. M E. church Saturday evening and con­ casts HO votes for Grant additional legislation that may be nrceslife In' stated of thc following program: Music, Texas, the Empire State of the south, i^-e’s orrbestni: prayer. Rev. D. B. Oriatt: containing 273.0W square miles, and ca * (8). Declares opposition to trusts and Ihraldent's address. Miss Flore Beadle; ;*blo of sustaining 2u.UW.000 of ixonle Recitation. Mine Myrtle Rose: Music, duet. cast a 8 votes for Grant h—i—. monopolies and recommends appropriate Mrs. Carrie Goodyear and Mrs. A. D^JHsVirginia.—Rising from the grave that legislation ttorefor. krrn: History, R. M. Bates: Memorial, on Geri Grant dug for her at Appomattox In (0). Reaffirm- the policy of appropriat­ the death of Truman Parker. Miss Franc 18M. comss up here with ft) votes end an Williams; music, solo, Mre! Carrie Good­ ing public lauds for homesteads. lists under his banner Tb.y propose next NoVMnhsr - -I . (10) Denies that the Democrat party year. Thc program was Well carried out and tho<M- who took |xrt earned and re­ bato alone restored an acre, and charges reived the praise uf those present. At thc thab-party with failure to execute the laws business meeting held immediately after n-.Ter .**’•* LtemocreUema the conclusion of the literary and musical jartty. gives freely and willingly her 10 relating thereto. votes for Grant (11) Asserts that territories should ta feast the following officers for the ensuing Wlaamaln-the last of the roll of states, year were elected: Pres.. C. W. Jones: allowed to take,on statehood when local vice pres.. Ml*s Mina Mudge; trees., R. M. adds her voice to that of her slater -—venditions are such as to Insure stable Rates: sec'y, Ralph Wooton. After wlilch and gives 16 votes frbnal the alumni anti their invited friends ad­ tnalned immovable local government (18) South Dakota should Im- Imme­ journed to a fine banquet at the Hastings house. Mrs. Parker, who had in charge STATE RESPONSES diately admitted as a state. So should the preparation of tho banquet succetided Washington, North Dakota and Montana. admirably both aa to the eatables and the decorations and flowers. Fifty-four covers And pledges the party to do all in Its Michigan-William A. Howard; Michl power to facilitate the admission of New were raised when the word was given and in has 29 I.—,_ _ ____ — . until the close of the toasts merriment Mexico. Wyoming. Idaho and Arizona. and general pood feeling reigned supreme. (13) Attacks the Mormon church and Charles W. Jones did duty well as tnastfkvoni legislation tending to wipe out niaster. Miss Flora Beadh- responded to ‘•Welcome to ’88:’' Clarence Bartar, “Our •olygamy. • Clasar R. M. Bates. ■The I .aw:" Ralph (14) Favors gold and silver aa money. Wooton, “Our Alwtit Cadet;" Frank (15) Calls for one rent per ounce letter Clarke. “Un-original Poem:" Chas. Prich­ ...----------- ——— u«eg**sa. requata mo to put that great state on ard. “Thc Spread." The responses wen>«tagv. national record aa approdating tho wante all enjoyed much. Music was furnished (16) State ar nation should support a uf all thia great country, m gratefully by thc class of '88. AH in all this meeting sufficient number of free huititutlomi of was the most auoceMful and pleasant ever rccugnixtog the heroic ana patriotic of the whole country; as pledged to maintain learning. held by the alumni and reflects much tho liberty and political equality of all (17) Protests against passage of free credit on those who had personal super­ men, without regard Ao race or color, by ahtp bill and calls for legislation looking vision of the arrangement*. nominating one for t^o presidency uf the United States whooo connection with na toward rehabilitation of our merchant tional affairs constitutes one of the bright­ British troops have done groat things est pages of the history of tho republic. (18) DemandK appropriations for bulld- h* their day. and in tho fare of overpowerPremdont U. 8 Grant. Kigof navy, ronstrurtion of coast fortiflea- tog numbers, too. as when Wellington. Nebraska gives her C rotes for thc tanner who will tan the hide of Horace to , Uoon and other modem mean* of defense; withxS.IXK) men. aomn of them Spaniards the vat of Democrutlo corruption and *aymcnt of just pensions; river and har­ turned upon his 70,000 pursuers under damnstlon. U. S. Gnu.t bor Improvements; rncotinurement at ship­ Nev. at Busaco, in the Peninsular war. K----- X•* ping interests: and payment of maturing and Hwt them; and again when, in the 5 pRPRICE^ CREAM jAKINg '«r». PERFECT (UDE VALUE RECEIVED Irf the line of For his money is what every man desires. FURNITURE! You can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°COY, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the • Spring Trade: Parlor eudLts, Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by .a No. 1 workman a specialty. public debt , All thi* tatter than Demo­ crat pulley of loaning money without In* ' successfully 10.000 Russian soreTheos are but »[>Bclmrns of what the British (19) Present administration distin­ soldier can do. History abounds with similar incidents. But tothoec days, there guished Itself by cowardice and Inefficien­ Is reason to believe, brawn and courage cy hi its conduct of our foreign affairs. were of more value than now, when the (tM>) Arraign.* the Democrat admliti.*- direful machine gun and its cousin. ths magaxine rifle, have come Into general 'tratlon fur ite unpatriotic treatment of th« use The soldier whoso nerve# can not fiaberies question. Ktand th- approach uf cold stoat has heart (91) Speaker of thc rights ofcltlzengun battery, and may pro re a very d*■ (82) Kepcatnthe declaration of ISM ou mon with a repeating rile on a half mile range.—Scientific American <to subject of civil service reform. (88) Favors much a provision for all Who honorably wore the federal uniform, ■•faith,’ ! by Proaktent Cleveland. aa well aa (M) Invites co-operation of Wm of all Mr. McKinley. Urman of Um- commltJbr national c.uvboprumlnrnt and lapuOMo. Hr rrr lted New Hampshire—Governor Smith—New Hampshire, one of the old thirteen states and thc birthplaei- of Horace Greeley, casts for Ulysses 8 Grant 10 votes, and she will give him her electoral vote to November New York—Mr Townsend—Tbo Em pire state, by the unanimous Wish of our delegate*. lntm»<« ------ -------- * * to law la to dsstroy one's indi viduality. which aa will keep them from the almshouse or tram depending on private charity. And A Curlou. Finnish Myth. Dawn and twilight are only tartly made dJriuiUos among untutored pvoptaa. But Uwy are parsooiftad la a curraw Estbculaa myth among tbo Hum It to rotated la tbto story that thv sun to a torch lit up .very morning by Kot, tbo dawn, *ud [.at out •vary ereuin*. by CEnunorik, Um twilight. Tbeir father. Ukko, tbo uky.dawring to unite thorn. Way ern—clod U> crane together tar a few days every year at tbo Una* of tbo summer solstice, at which Umv Ibero io in Finland o> night between tho t* Slight and Ike dawn. Un the** day*. jbe Htso-1 ecu- Warran rriwirM) »hoa for full daarr W. E Ct-nirnt Well Call at 2S F luinilir* in K ttase wells an af.ss'K’ •‘owdea Willow Goods, and fully -THE BISSELL^-— COMBINATION PLOW With Reversible Share and Point, ——DI A------- GtatQDVANCE; ©ver Qfl ©tber PLQWS.I To Try It is To Buy It. iwt tall to examine tbe Biwell If to need «f « ptow. GOODYEAR BROS. LOC Circulation thb Itepub Arrangrmru irrand ratifirath city at the Cu tog. June noth, ed al 8 ••'eloc r*pubiicans an ihrougiMNtt th sure at this ar ‘-otiatxainrd to thflf only thoa Turn out eve ■f protiytion am log the Journa a little wool to ticket than Har ta •elected am feel like doing a ,;<«d speakers this meeting ti republican elnb itood silk mill Miller A I^k blacksmith atop A fresh exatf Barlow's reaiden imwllng and Ba l>r. Baughma iiouae Friday J II '-“-morrow (Thur sdjtiunuaenl We Frank Beamer's Brat in mind t st tlw Hastings ho ’•“Texin store. I rhe Troy iauz Fruit Jan, you: �Banner. actings H 1^^^. PERSOHAL_MEHTIOH. I*r,r rach Friday U AV.-xnwKfcv. Jun* 37, 1W. ■—~ - -- ----- Local Ultar. j I --... -Krtur i* tome from Ann Arbor. • B. R. Rose visited Grand Rapid* Thun-sitj"^ ®ur*on Bt home from the unlvct- ■ • The taw relative to the taxing of mort­ gages, was held to lie constitutional by thc Clinton Pheljm v Mted Kalamazoo over Supreme court in a deetalon rendered Fri­ Sunday. day. The Judges stood three to one In ? Wm. Robert*, of Illinois, la visiting In Gea Richard* aud wife, of Chelsea. favor of tbe statute. . thedty. Z*TT\2*T*^rrtl,> uf tiielr nephew. R. ; Mrs. Leu Cobb and Christmas BeIson, of is. i.tetaara*. Rutland, were arrested last weefc each on Dr. Wright, of Carlton, was in the cit-. PS-“llXNN BROTHERS. Mrs. BrightwdL of Grand Rapid*, te the other s complaint of assault and battery. Tuesday. to ^hhpaP>^^, Rocbesw. N X Their examination* were continued to to­ *’th Mnu W- u Gomiy or and MU* Man Allerdlng vtaited Freeport ’<her friend*. ' day before Justice Krnaaton. rhwMiuy. The M. E. social will be entertained by K. B. Preston, of Nashville, was In tl£ the young |>cople of the church and con­ purta, mi city Friday. " . ~ with the Detroit* about July let. gregation this aflern<KMi at the society Mtaa Belk Spaulding visited Grand Rap­ rooms over Rowerb shoe store. ItefreahMta.Brt.Mr. ot 1-PUtaWplrta. mtarf ids yesterday. luents from 5 to 7. Come all. inuradxy for an extended visit with her Gea W. Osbonw’ aud wife visited Char- sister. Mrs. A allfent, and friend*. W. 11. Devine, of Caledonia. Mich., has an adv. In this Issue callidg attention to his j lotte last week. < Lake aUD*‘ ■b‘m* ,r”m patent cement wells arfl rtaten. Mr. De­ Pres. Busin of tbe C. JL A S. R. R., wa* Grand Rapid* Friday, to be preuent at tbe vine has any quantity of recommendations, in town Friday. alumni banquet Saturday evening. and Is sure to give satisfaction. Mi*a Mina Mudge returned from Aldan Mta* Kittle Holbrook returned Saturday The > bulletin board in front of Busby's from Muskegun. luUmU> spending her vaca­ Irtuber shop was surrounded by large tion with her sister hi Maple Grove. Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, wa* In crowds whenever the genial Charley Mra. Colgrove and daughter, of MlnneapBrown ap)*eared on the scene with his thc city Monday. f*4"’ for “n »islt dispatches from the Chicago convention. Elsie LaPard, of Orangeville, was in the with Mr*. Colgrove'* son. P. T. and family The most popular and l»e»t selling gfi city over Sunday. I rent baking powder on she market is the “ “I Milletts, XI Us Sadie Booram. returned from Grand vWted with JoMrph Wardell and family Hatchet. It Is pure and u-imleaume and 1 Rapids Thursday. k ■Ucnded’ commencement well that Is everlasting warranted to give satisfaction. Mi.** Lillian Ellwood, uf Middleville. Is / , Stacftku A CuAwutr. i visiting in the dty. F. G. Gomlyear and wife go to Chicago \/Thr annual commencement exercises of I when*they w,u ««wnl« “ eminent Chas. Wardell, of Grand RapkU. was at the High school were held at Union hall I Physician with reference tk> Mrs. Good­ home over Sunday. Ai..i <•»!. :!>.it wt; <■ posuptly settled or Thursday evening. As no ticket was year’s health. given to a representative ot the B annwi | Wallace Dingman, of Battle Creek, was . . -I th-- water fail. Or. if you Mossra. Bonnett, Metzinger and Dr. suit 11- G in tbe market, send we are unable to give any rcjwrt of the in the city Monday. itaad, of Charlotte, were In the dty.Thnrs. affair. ii*.- circulars to Bert McQuectt b> lwu»e for a few day* , day. on their return home from a fishing ' The drill corps pt Hastings Division. Na from Grand Rapid*. trip to Mud take. . . .w—’”-"' .Wt j;. IL K. of P.. has received an Invita­ 1 Cement Wells, ** >«"*•» <•" Frost-Proof Cisterns. Warranted for five Years, W. H. DEVINE, I1 Ed. Bottum Is now clerking fur A. D. tion to go to <1 rend Rapids. July 4th. to I Cook, iu the grocery. rangwnento can be made Inviutlon give an exhibition drill.tbeIf proper will ar­ | Lillie Felghner. of Nashville, attendetl l»c accepted. 'md cistern Invents. ✓Uaatings owe* It to tbe farmers who , ! graduating exercises. I J. W. Godfrey and wife, of Freeport, . u Grdud Rapids, and j In<lkv gjjj. thl.|r trailing polut and als«. to | were In the city Friday. ..7 ----- •••■' puiui ana aiM', i • v.-tk luquirr of any of POO ! citiren* ,J 1 - the citizens, and sb«mlf! Immediately take rx. nt county who ar* using Rev. Barnhart, of Charlotte, occupied .<n» u,w.nl pm-ldlnk public drtaki,™ - jiid cisterns, i the M. E. pulpit Sunday. , .ilwhuilg Mation. „ r,\-mty under the Davis C. E. Ritrhle. of Prai/IFvIllc, w*.* In the city Monday on business. - Calrttnnla Station. F«“%“ under <<xxl cuitivailoo. Itatni Jew 2A|. LOCAL NEWS. >-< !l this Week, - I -./• 2.150 uf made for a tl.be held In the but unlay evencaD- party the lie in attrnd- need feel work, will kII Xkbol. * blw|»M', rnK,i>™ urt wt.r.u.r. ,t prt,^. u, .„|, tbr STh'i C“ *“ h"'" 1,1 Prtrr. for this iteason. '21*r,r:..E’1' rif k- Cha*. WeiMMTt. Boy Harlow. Walter Wilkin*. Jr.. Ed. Kvana, J-CL Qua If and 'aughtrr. Mis* Jo«le, took advantage uf the excursion to Detroit yes­ terday. June Has Come/ And. with it the finest line of White Goods and, Embroideries, &c Ladies, you want some of these goods for yourself for your daughters and little ones. We are prepared to give you the very cheap­ est prices in the market. 8j E. lx«e. the popular band leader, and hi* Equally popular daughter. Mbs Minnie, havs been offered better position* at Otta­ wa Bearh. and leave this week for that JK»palar resort. yjA Benedict left Friday- morning for These are Facts! Newfield. 5. Y..- in company with hl* Clement Smith and wife returned Satur­ mother. They were called there by the day evening from Chicago. . sickaes* of bis mother'* slater, who L* - not T. S. Brice, of Maple Grove, was 1n cxiwctcd to live. town on business Monday. B. .1. licnderahott and wife. R. L Hcn- Come and Ask to See Them. Elder Wale* and wife, of Grand Rapid*, tlerskott and family, and Mrs. Will Squier S?? ™ui«<-l with Emmanu.1 and daughter, of Big Rapid*, have gone church will tic entertained <in Thursday were in the city hut week. Into camp at Gun 1-akc. They expect to •fteoMMm, June 28th. by Mrsdamea J. W. Mr*. J. T. Roek leaves Saturday for her return to civilization about July 5th. B’-nUn. W. H. Power*. W. E. powcra. new home In Grand Rapid*. Rose <.«s«|ycar and May Roberts, al society Tiw Democrat Is now bxut-d as a weekly. Geo. H. Brooks lias resigned his j>osltlon naans. All are cordtai I v in vltcdjo attend. III th.* ’» 4^--*Cha*. Warner b now leailer of the band. We trust that the band organization I Stella Heath and Cora Mack, of BaltlI lasting* don’t rrlebrate the xlorion* now »o well under way. will not be al­ Fourth. . lowed to go to pitwr* «m amount of th\ more, wen* here over Sunday. I .lejwrtQD-of Mr. Ian-. The latter Ims don.Walter Webater. of Nashville. wa* in The Bax»mx lx always ready to receive exceptionally gixxl work and we expect to the city Saturday on imsines*. ■■aynw-nt* on sulMcription. sec tiie boy* go forward a* they have beDr. Parkhurst, of Middleville, wu in Correspondent* will pleae* get their gnn. ’ • . . the city on business yestenlay. item* in next week tiefare Tuesday. Through an oversight the Baxxkk In Mr*. Will Squire and daughter, of Big Allrrt Herring ha* l<ern appointed 1st ita last Issue failed to mention Alox Chris­ Rapid*. are visiting In the city. nnd Z. Shepard -hl engineer for tin- city. tie In connectiuu with the trip of the Goodyear & Barnes. . . . X Remember the “Little Brick Grocery” if you have any butter and eggs to sell. Hasting IMII Corp* to Cincinnati. How-’ Frank Woodmansee Is the orator at CalHoaghtahn A*Lichty- want all tiie butler ewer. Alex was an essential feature of th.- eihniiaV «h of July celebration. and eggs that they are able to buy. They affair and by hi* thoughtfiilnrs, and will pny cash or In go<xl«. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, tuiulr n every friend enthn*lastic solicitude for the welfare and business trip to this city Monday. The M. c. R. IL will aril excursion tick­ includ- succrw. of tbe "drillere" contributed no I, Daniel Striker and w ife spent Sunday at et* tn all puints at one fare for round trip. who have little to their victory . July 3 and 4, and gissl to return July 4 1' tlw camp Jueeting at Eaton Rapid*. ' Tiie nam. of the U <SrH, railroad ha* I and 5. A better Mr. Matteson, father of E. A. Matteson. could not been changevl to that of Central Michigan I We >have a number of city lots that we and a movement is now on foot having In/ is seriously sick witii heart disease. will sell on contract, making the term* that do not view the extension of the rtaul so^? I Haif^ Waldorff. easy . 1?."* “ “ “ *................. Apply at " the uftir.-. of Smith & .... .. —....... of Cloverdale, was In «-an fur IL through Hastings to Garret, Ind., to con­ ore or W. P. Sidnam. the city the tatter part of last week. ■ At nect with the Gould system In Indiana, A nambewof republican* from tbb sec­ C. I>. Bcelw left for Chicago Saturday a county and north from Lowell to Rogers City, tion t-xls-cl to attend the meeting Monday thirty miles from tbe mouth of the SL evening. He visited the convention. of tbe Middleville republican dub. Guv. Mary's river, and from there to connect by Mr. Barnes and wife, of Wichita. Kan­ Luce will address the meeting. ImmC with the D.. N. S. A A. and the sas. visited at J. M. Nevin’* this week. Canadian Itacific. /JWfl* mom tag llaxtltte* Divixlou, U. R. Mrs. W. B. Randall. of Grand Rapids, b IT of P.. received a ch»tk for *1.200..being new The Rower Shoe Company are in condi­ | visiting her slater. Mrs. W. H. Powers. the amount of the first; prize awarded to tion to handle any business that comes their drill corp* at Cincinnati. Kittle Burrail. of Albion. Is thc guest adorns N. their way. It is an acknowledged fact that they have the moat complete assort­ of her grand-parenta, T. Phillips and wife. [JKno Chamberlain, of State road Sun^ thr grounds are InvIUxL Miller A lAkr 41'jatk-niitl;«hop. A frvsh <->«*t (if paint Barlow’. re-Idem*-. • h-aling and Itanfield. Dr. Baughnuii will tew Friday .l-.'y .It!.. l>r. J. A.*-faiiKiumui will Hr ll««r>t of -Review oljoanigrtit Wediwnday. A |uilf<,nn ii at Hastings in Delton their final1 the north, i Fnisk Bea Dearin «tlte||aM;». l-arsu* be' Cash I ment of laa.ta and shoes ever put on sale Mixa Ora Moore, of Clay Center, Kansas. in Barry county. They not only carry all Is the guest of David Bowker and family. staple articles but have a targe line of J. L. Crawley and AL Henkes fished at ladle* and men'* fine shoes, tennis and Iwse ball shoes, etc. Their prices give Long lake Monday, and had excellent universal satisfaction and coupled with luck. fair dealing make fhelr store a |s>pular Arnold St-won and wife, of Freeport, place to trade. visited their son Frank a few days last Cloventale' will ceiebretr on the Fourth | <>f July, '88. with music, daneing. fireworks Mb* Cora Brook*. of Orangeville, at­ ami a-teanilxMt riding. Everybody come tended the commencement exercises last and enjoy a good time. Pleasure trips will be made- by thc strainer “Reindeer" I Mr. Radrmrker and wife, of Grand Rap­ on Cloverdale lake, during thc <tay and Ids. have been vblting In the city tbe pairt evening. Dancing day and night at Acre's 1*01111 where there will also be displayed a large collection of fireworks In the even­; Gea Keeler wa* In thc city Friday, on ing. Music will be discoursed by one <>f his way home to Middleville from Ann k-adlng iaurl* of the day; a running race Arbor. will also be a pleasant feature. Come one, Mr. Olmstead, wlfoand son. of Galesburg, come all. ami Join the festive throng for a , have Item guests for a few days at J. M.1 Jolly good old faahionetl time. In the erlr* bretkon of the victory of 177«. Reduced Nevins’. rutes on all milrondijZ' hotel. BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Em. Busby's trotting instiiiev ha* been1 postponed from July 30 and 31 to July 37 and 28 an account of the )al> harvest Em. says there are seven entries already. Our Royal prunes put up In 2 Ik lioxr* are the finest and cheapest saute you can buy. Try them. i , Champion Twine Binder, 1 Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Bead Cart; also the The xapreme court luu> unstained tlw le­ gality of tiiat section of the liquor law, which provides that all screen*, blinds, etc. shall Iw removed during hours when tlw statute prohibits liquor selling. I | AMERICAN CHAMPION ■By whiMil. lias missed but two Sundays In I it you will call u our waretoiue, Sr« door north ot BwiLley Brts. * WUattendance of thc Sabbath school In seven.. kku‘ uu<uo C wui ______ office., muwuw.j, Broadway, w we wUl uc be pieasea pleaeed to to snow abow ana and uplaln___ to_’ you the_______ abon year*. Who can l>cat this record? / 1 have now completed a nice room In the rear of my Jewelry store for the sale of pianos and organs. The reason* why I can sell them cheaper Mr*. M. E. Nevins, sou. and her aunt, then anybody else are these: 1 buy direct from tbe factory. Mra. Susan Bentley, left Tuesday fora vis­ I buy for cash only. it In Addison. I have no expense selling them, no Mrs. M. H. Clark arrived In the city yes­ agent's commission, no team to feed and terday for a visit with her mother, Mr*. no rent to pay. Win. Tinkler. I sell the l**t good* made. 1 ain special agent for the Decker Bros.. Mrs. Ira VanYnlkenbiirgh and daughter left ThurMlay for n visit with relative* In Einmcrsna and Kimball piano* and the Kimi ml I organ. Do not buy of peddler* Alliance, Ohio. before yon see my stock and price*. Mr*. A.. H. .Johnson returned Friday ev­ ' Jons Bksmmkjl ening from her visit In tbe eastern part of Holing*. Mich. thc state andOh'oi It will Is- rvtuembered by our readers that on Thursday. Sept 11 th. 1887, Lester Mead and lanvis Wellman, of thc north middle aged man, to east part ot Castleton township. Iiad a racket over a road which runs juu-t Mead's Ja*. F. Mead. place and give* Ingres* and rgres* to a bttnin farm owned by Wellman. Mead had at tlw lowest jfossiblr i-lused up the road and when Wellman went to ojwn the. roa<L the former leveled iwvniy • • - ■ were sold at this a gun nt the latter and pulled the trigger, psut yraten'.,. । ,-iiiift for the bow ball but the gun was not discharged ami Well­ man got away without blood-shed. Mead tartuyk*-1<> If. t-. It. wa* arrested but got out of the screj*' Grand Ctuuicellbr P. T. Colgrove visit* In. .1. \. •■izhiuan will be at Delton through tiie testimony of Rev. A. Witham, Lansing beday. to attend tbededicatiun of . . ■■ ■' to till-, who testified that thr gun had no lock on. a -new K. of I*, bail. -nfttaof hi, juikut- there. . So far, so good; but now come* up some­ Mt*. Kiuq-l* -'. «” «<ed Indy living <m thing which put* an altogether different r/£uii Brock expect* to go to Grand Rapids Mate »trwt f-’.'WtduvMtay hurting b«r- a-pect on the affair. At the time of this mxiii, there to liecome h member of the •dflmUy but i .-t —riously. • f "S trouble Rev. Witham and Mead were in South end ball club. clone communion, but this friendship Mias Myrtfo Rose, of Grand Rapids, vis­ S*1 Ur llii* -.- ii- -n tlw average price paid ha* been recently dissolved by mutual con­ ited In tbe dty iaxt week, and altonded the lu.-' • .....it W.., cents, with sent, wherefory It ta affirmed that Mead graduating exercises. '•--Trio- txlu-ii.- [> to 26 cent*. J and hie wife **> there was a luck on the Frank Knowles and mother, Mr*. Porter Th *ut.- wi-ntb-'t report *how» that tiie gun and that the reveremi gentleman •■'•Txgetrtupvmn,,. la*t week wa* higher swore falsely when be tertifi.il there w«- Knowle*. are visiting thr latter's daughter, '‘taa it ta.. been i- t-.n- tn 18 years. • nut It I* claimed that Witham suggesb-d Mrs. J. F. Goodyear. to Mead to take the lock »ff hi* gun and Rev. G. D. let- wa* in Charlotte Sunday, b ta. ion a,;. . <,[ rand for summer falswear there was none on. saying tiiat hr and delivered a sermon to the Knight Teniton-m Enquire at the law of- himself got out of a simitar scrape in a like plara in the morning. ^•rfsttun. knapjien A VanAnnan. manner some y ears previous, aud his ad­ Dr. E. IL Lathrap ami wife and Miss Bny tbv best. th. North Fairfield plow. vice wa.* accordingly acted upon. u**hxfwii a- ih>- Keystone. , All this haring cone- to the .-are uf W ell- Hallock went to Crooked take Monday, for man. hr swore out a warrant fur W itham. a । few day* recreation. F. H. Barlow A Go. W. W(,t|[j ;ik,. >onr tifijcf for any Kind which was served on him Wednesday, by I /ba*. Prichard, of Prlcbardvlllr, and Sheriff Rhrtner, Just as Witham was taking Ma*. । Ffilnutilr-r. <»( Bonfield, attended -ait fenunl will -aaraiitee quality/ and the train for Maple Rapids to attend camjr the rommeni-emdit exvrclae*. meeting, lie wa* taken to thc office of Mb* L'tara ThnD»j«*o« left Friday to •Sjulre Keiiastim. at Hastings, aixl ««v»' *Vf MU’ AwS^ sjieml her vacation at her home. In lfa«tIxnui* in the sum of fifiOO to aj.pear <m , ^‘*rar* F-u"' ''""*** t,r C5P'1 mur' Thursday of mot week for examination. ing*. —Tuscola Ca Advrrtfarr. , A "rld*:- Is-fiitr JuxticrKt-nastufi. Mr. Witham Is a Free Methodist mlutaJRHCfiMaeter. Fred Allen. Harry Hay e*. tor, who for tire past year ha* hdd forth Wre. 1 Julia (toodyrar ami Mra. Hotchkl~* at Morgan, and Is tlw wune man who cod- |were among thoae wIhj went to IXrolt «n »> tn.uiHe When the\ fruit i* ducted the big ounp-nwetlM northwe»t of - WE HAVE THE' 'Fhe wide-awake people of Grand Raidds are JiustUag themselves making prepara­ tion!! for n celebration on the Fourth uf July. In addition to the superb trades, military and civil day display. the fire works at night will be the most bril Hant amt expensive ever seen in Michigan. Half fare ha* been secured on all the rail­ roads and everybody will be happy who spend* the Fourth at tiie -Rapids.” No portion of the United StatM to-day offers as many opportunities for making Booty as can be found at Great Falls, Mont., and on the reservation Just opened. In busbies*. mining. stock-raising or farm­ ing. Ratos. m*J* and jwrticular* will be furnished by C. H. Warren. Gen. Pass. Agent. St. P. M. A M.RyL, fit Paul. Minn. The Jonesville village board didn't at­ tend the rirrus Uh- edbrr -lay free eharg". Tin- deadhead tickets were In the pocket of thr president and the pocket ami pred<feiit were fc IMroit that day. The widow of Ctamr E- (Tarkr. drowned Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN BROS, ----- SELL----- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote price?. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with tbe best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES Of all kind*. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. �Blsby, Minnesota; Henry W. Cooper. Arkansas, William Nelson. New Jeowy; A. W. Monroe, Maryland-, J. E. Wiley. Texas; C. M. Hhinu, Watt Virginia; John E. Minor. Louisiana; reading clerks, Henry Ballard. Vermont; Col. Clarkson •Lake, Now York; Copt. David Lonning. Ohio; Jjunwi H. Stone, Michigan; George M. Brinkerhoff, Illinois;' official stenographer, Gustavus P. English; ncrgeaui-at-arins,, dm*; Jama* The National Aapublxan Nominates Him Convention for President. nf applause from tbe Californian*; Benjamin Butterworth'* name among the vice preatdenta wm received with great approbation, and when the name of Webster Flanagan, of Texas, was reached tho audience gave a great shout, then want into convulsions of laughter and finally concluded with a cboar. wo bora forf blushed like a school girl, while bis wife, who sat upon tbe stage, laughed heartily over tbe recognition accorded ber FIRST DAY’S PROCBSniNpS No ooe !md any opposition to off.tr to tbe T”port and when it had been adopted ox- BackisB’* Arnica Balve. Thr i«e»t salve In the world for cut*, bruise*, ulcers »alt rheum, fever sore*, tetter, clutpped hand*, chilblain*, corn*, and all »k!n eruption*, and positively cun* piles, or no pay required. It I* guaranleed to give iierfrrt satlMfactlun. or money re­ funded. Price 25 ct». per box. For sale by TV. H. Goodyear. reached was the rejection ot tbe committee's report on th* Ninth district, where both delegation, were refused *eate. and the convention wated the Mahonc men Then an attempt wa* tnndo to sent tbe Mabone delegation from tbe Second district. It fafb-d, however, tbe convention voting no on tbe roll call by two to one. tbe rote standing—for Mubonu, »0; againat Mabone, 5U Tbe remainder of tbe report wa, then adopted without a division, and the conrm tlon adjourned until.10 a. m. Thursday. arx. nrrrrnwoRTB. and the permanent chairman rtcpjied forward. Tlw first ajrplsuaa was brought out by Mr. Esteo's reference to Oregon, and it was min­ gled with shouts of hurrah. Three cheers for Oregon were called from tbo gallery and beart.lv given. Only two minutes were oc­ cupied with the sjwech to tto obvious surpri« ot tbe convention which bail expected a speech upon the tenses of tbe hour. At the conclusion of Mr. Eatee’s oxi drees Mayor Rocha, of Chicago, who was tbe first delegate to gain jrrcognltion. climbed upon tiie platform with a silver gavel in bi* hand, and in an able speech presented it on Iwlialf of tbe c"y t tbe chair. It waa, he said, not wen- among tbe first to arrive. Tbe other delegatee mmu cams in, nnd the convention wu rvtuly for buidntw At 12:W tlw lauid struck up a tune, but a sign from Chairman Jon—, at 12-.33 brought it to a full stop and thc - convention wm called to onlcr. Then Rev. Frank W. punaaulus wa* introduced to lead tbe con­ vention in prayer. Then tbe call for the convention was rood In a ringing toon by Secretary Feseendcu •nd tbe references to tbe tariff, to tbe pro­ tection of American labor, to tlw accumula­ tion of tlw surplus, tbe demand for a free, hooer-t ballot and a fair count, and tho quw i THIRD DAY’S PROCEEDINGS. We cartwatly recommend that prompt settee be taken by rongnre. In tb« ««•««*"» «f iegulatlou a, wir X —cx:r. th- rehabilitation of our A.wrican i -.-iuj: maria-, and w- protert Sltsito pa ..iCeb> ouigrew • f'7 a, cal.-itetei t > wort lujuofc" to tabor by bwening the war* of th—e rogogod i» prep*f; Ing muriate sawed s- the— directly empkT-d Tlw fonimiltoo on resolutiua, then sub­ ta our ship yanU We demand apprvprtati «* -ariy rebuii-ling -f our aiavy. for the con­ mitted the platform, through McKinley, of for xh.• . _• , ...I .ie,iOhio, which Is a* follows; The Hiqiublleaa* of the L'nltn! States »«*»• bled by th-ir ttetecate* In nstioud omvmtiou. pause on the lhr*sh»M of tbeir ;>r<vwib>i-« to honor Uv< memory of llirir firex irtvei lred-r. the immortal chaunplim ut Uberty «nd UierighUof tbo people. Abraham IJncohi. and Kvcow *1m> with wreath, of lmp-ri»bable remembrance an-J gnu I tude tAs li-rolu name* of our later leaders wtxo have mor- recently been called away from our oouncU, araai. Garfield. Arthur. Ix>sin. and Conkling MV thetr memori-s. be faithfully MICH. Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, Mair & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. silver alone, but of gold, embhnnntid of tbe bi-metallic lauii* of sound national curre----Tho appreciation that greeted tln> gift against !U dostruction <i, prop»rd trytbejweri deal and bls party. They serve the Interests of Europe; we will mippirt the Internet-of Aia-rica. We accept tbe Ionin and confidently ap;>oal to tbo people for tbeir judgment. Tbs protective *y» naxlian fibbing vm*»l, rrodvv In the puna of tbe United State*. We condemn tbr inilcy of tbe prwe-xit admlnlstraUoa end tbe l>-ii>>-craUe ma­ jority In congress toward o-xr fUbertre a, un­ friendly aud cviupicuouiuy unpatriotic, and u tending to destroy a valuable uatk>aal Indu.lry Testimonials. Of these he can show er.nuah to convince the mp<t skepti­ You can have a good fresh from the very best citizens line to select fcom at an ex­ cal, of Hastings and vicinity, in­ traordinary low’ price. cluding business men. farniew-f mechanics and others Lanies' ami Childred^ Cloaks DON’T PUT OFF cheap. ■offerSeeing him if you w We have marked them all ing from such diseases. Now over in is the time. Red Figures Consultation Free. Underwear in white, grey <>r scrrlet cheap. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can core you. Extended experience aa specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of in< derh appliances and the must approved remedies, adapted for special cases; many of tn<*m prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. CHEAP EXCURSIONS. so that you can see the genu ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, I’lu-hes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. . tezoept lururtae) the like of which cannot be pro duoedathome. If there shall (tin remains tent" revenue than Is l*qui»ltr fur Ui« wanti of tbo uu» ernmrut, wo favor the entire rvjwa! of Internal taxtw. rather than tbo mirretiiler ot any part of our protec live syrtetn a: I he joint bobaat of tbo whtaky tnutta aad the agent* of foreign mamr facturrrtk We d-ictere our hoMUIIy to the introduction Into thli country of foreign contract tabor. ,n<! of predation which came from tbo vast audi­ ence when tbe ritaring word.* fell from hi, lips. Ritenxw restored, tbe rest of th* roll cf temporary wa* read, feuding out With C. W. Erin«bey, of Michigan, Michael Rickard. Wisent run. and W. M. Howell, Jaaftantopof_____________ ._________ MMd in whit* Wian and Matone talked bite .ferlytoeaoh ottor Tbe convention them adjourned for tbe day. FOURTH DAI Atll:Friday C gavol down upon th ventien to com* to gates ur a) terns ten Have you put off purchas­ The best possible testimonial ing a CH oak? of his ability to grapple with If so, now is your chance to these diseases—a ^u<< e.-^ful save money on the invest­ practice in dealing with -ueh disorders. ment. Tbe Republican party would effort all ooedd reduction of the national rornnun by repealing tho taxi" upon tobacco, which are an annoyaore and burdae to agriculture, aud tho tax upon tho •plrita u«i ta the art., and for mechanical pur jxrert. and byaueb revMon of the tariff taw-ai will tend to check Import, of itucii xirticloa aa are produced by our propte, ttia production of which gives employmeut to our labor, and reteoae from Gaorge a Daria, of Chicago, succeadad in getting tbe eanwentioa w«U on into tbe Urnnsaction of routine Inwlnww by securing a call '■ulorvl, al VirgiMi udrijJix.n wa» nouu Tbe rhuadalptea NASHVILLE Work, of Rockford. RU. took Ms plncv ----presented a gavel made from a desk in a tan­ nery in Galena, an>l which “onco belonged to that superb, mngnllicrnt, silent *oldiur, Gen. Grant." [Long continued applause.] Congrewinan Bayne, of i’itlsburg. sub­ mitted tbe report of tbo committee on rules. Tbe rule" provide for tba following order of business: Itejxxrt of tbe committee oxi credential*; report ot the committee on reso­ lutions; calling roll for members of tbe na­ tional committee: placing in nomination candidate, for prreidsnt; balloting; nomina­ tion* for vice president; balloting. A provision presented by tbe committee aa Judge Morely,1 of Dakota, moved to give Dakota ten dsiejatM. He was informed by the chair tiiat thr national committee hail already conceded what wm naked for. On tbe motion of Gen. Bingham, of Pennsylva­ nia, the ruiwi uf tbe boom of xrpreeetiiativa* wwre adopted, nml on motion of a dalegate from Kan.xxvi, who did not giro hia name, a resolution of sympathy with Gen. Bberulnn wm adapted l>y n rising rote mnid buarty The ii*u»1 treatment of catarrh <• very unutbfM-tury. *» thousand*of despairing ponente can testify. Ou till, point a trustworthy tnrdt cal writer says: -J^opcr local trearineixt I, GREAT reading concluded Chairman Jonas an addrm. He prophesied su crews the Rcpublieau party, nnd said Hon. John M. Thurrtou, of Nebraska, who had 1mm choMnlby the national committee aa temporary dutlnnan, then moved up to the right of Mr. Janus, «md the latter lost no On» in introducing hi* successor. who Harrison Hufehln* of Ganges l« the owner of loo mtn* of bearing peach trees, tbr largest i»eacii orchard in the state. Xfr * fl ha* an mi usually level head. The two go well together. Also Flannels and Blankets. MARR &. DUFE In front of Farmers' Sheds. Carcaoo, June 2D.—There waaan immense crush al Convention hall' Wadnaaday ’ night when tiie chairman's gavel Bounded the call to order. Not a foot of spore- any where in the vast chamber wm vacant, nnd tlw per on the qul vivo for a warmer time when tbe credential* committee report came up. Bpeocbea ware called for, but nt this juncture tbe chair announced that tbo cre­ dential, committee wa* ready Co report .and Hepburn, of Iowa, wa* . • largxx and also drin­ gate, tram tbe First and Fourth district*,. norths wrvp«.-|UU>O OXOf all portlen, and especially of all 7^ prorpertty i* ear-—- free trade policy of tiie । The platform v®? Ingersoll, who haa lug* in a score of ye vi-y«l tbo acvsn fmti right that would imj cry to hia dying daj pounding* of tbe g conversation and bri order, but when it i pli*b«l, i>rayer »u Voroater. of tbe C �FREIGHT BRAKEMEN'. THEwo“V,nK‘"MH,ps w K SIXTH PAY’S PROCEEDINGS. JnaUttM nomination, and tbo roll cell ££Xd. WhroMiehignn wusetad IN P,TH AND POINT OF POLITICS. the,r COLO WEATHER. To*”>’**« old time Republican victor* pbeuomrual uIm, MTOriiU f« tbe Mt*-.Siring strength, and era^ thi.T canatoate for president R^nVii—Y* 60 l“ L,c n<”aln <’*d bv the Rrpnbllran party, and not by the Mug ^wh<,mqS Thtai. fw the IrotErfit ^wbom it mv concern —Philadelphia _ _ _rr-Huu*r soon to assist in tbe ratification jubilee of the euccoerful nominee, bad turned their faces homeward en msai after tho adjournment on Saturday afternoon. Still, wtuit under other circuinstaUCMi would be regarded a* an Itnpoiing crowd b—<——' ' •uhug*. Igeffv norninatlou. ■uriiEd. 'Hiecock anwe i-alfed and placed D»- Anty that reiqMxxted. _______ inmi voting for me. lira** ■>' put Iwfon* tbe I make thl« and former dkjxUch putAlc promptly. .■wtitSP*. of PennJ. <1. Biaixa. ■ SI "■*» se -< axled ny | Tbe convention then proceeded to call ti.e •ti>f«wcr Jsingvbin, roll of itnVw fur the sixth ballot. Major Fitter, of PbUTbe sixth Iwllut wa* completed nt ll:.V> nnd br Editor .smith, of resulted A* follow*; Alger, 137; AUisoo. 73; dhen !'• nn*riuania Gresiuun, 01; Harriaun. 331; Sherman. M4: mvvntiuu adjronwd DAY S PROCEEDINGS. •••ring a cep; a ruMy bio., nv,.ln' _ ___ _ —. v*»*y uoar. At 11 o'clock Chairman Ester, accanpon,jd by Rev. Dr. Edmands, editor of The Northwestern Christian Advocate, who waa to open toe sixth day of tbe convention with prayer, made hi* appearanc*. Not a dozen delegate** were absent when the rhair at 11:0-V brought down hia gavel upon tbe desk, a 1*1 announced that tiu- convention would Etanu to order. Mr. Boutelta, ot Maine, then took the plat­ form nnd pnxsreded to talk about Mr. Blaine'* attitude toward the convention. He t XtdUXATUU Aixieox | said that wRbout attempting to give any , ta> K.w^il^d l*y Hon. Robert | eonntrurtiou to the langnege employed be I <i; i Alger w-uld fi.rniab the would read some dispatches from Mr. Blaine, a* follows: *• t*» official: P hU br**1* l,M“ a4' 'fretaht’tram •<«_ h. fnr ** o’ j™ “ “n ,S?“r jusr* ---------------top. started The engineer Whistled for brakm an'uu Jimmy to run over the top tbe train. He slipjmd an' fell ix-twixt two cars. He bit on tbe bumper an' grabbed to save himself, tail be axikln't ki'U-h nothin', an' drop|>ed on to tbe roll. Both truck* went over hint Me IMTO DEAD MKB'S SHOX*. _ "Every railroad ba* hanging about ita jtnli and rtatirn* a small army of three anxious applicant* for cliances to step into d<wd mcnY shoHL Th-v---- -l , “ ' U.,|—ror •OTO eniUK K*,lro“’,nK “• K««l deal like pohthra If, a l"jn his toui- . • ---------- *•*•** u Dr geta out of h.Urenam.Uym.u.taokm.Umu, o? irnrtumiy Um h. „lu« "£ a w-mblancr of ta‘'1 Uu. not f«J 7 „ ; "«w*»raMroaa killed, .z ‘u2™r^‘rLr,‘l man U “ *“ “• »U>1 not one c< torn# them wnuM would testate hesitate to risk ssv&eSSSS ..__ _ in .• • > own life to save that nt .'regatsuoal Cl^lZl 'Jb ; W,1K*utuP editors praise form of opiate- enter Into ft*rotn° TOUp t-tereland their matter read* a* if ft waa J PapUlkm (extract «if flax) Skin cure 1* txMltlon, thereby ot vlatli c u>» atunrfvl-i effer•rritten agatuxt spore. - Baltimore Ameri। superior to all thr much advertised __— — —w.M M4-t.l-.WAl 3K1Uskin n**ultlng from tbe adateaMraUo<r?ibavariora u/v. CUr ? brantifien* with the advantage of being beurfictal. and not like the mineral prepa­ -.Mm 's-™ VS" n™ld *« without New Io,* H* know* that thia ration* usually sold which are very poisonon*, It will remove all intiiuuatlon. chaf­ ing and roughnres of the skin, sunburn, trial win weure your most vUTeS ______ —v*j» creac. ana lucre frwltlrs and unseemly blutchra, and leave never waa a cleaner sweep than tho new the cuticle fair anil soft a* an infant's- An federal machine haa mode —Rochester a tuM nere-uiity for tbe complete udlrf ta­ PoatEx^res*. ble. 1-arge bottles only 81.00, for. sale by Pauperized American labor aud freo W. H. Gesslyear. Whooping-ffiSffi-wjsJg-j >S Coughs and ffifdSSSSjft.- Colds. whiaky are the two great pauiuea.'! which Ezra Reed, who luul a hand In naming the Democratic party la now aaking tbo lterd> lake, a summer resort' for remit American oeunlr .w-n— — - I everything, near Grand Rapids, and an ' early settler in Kent county, died recently PECKHAMS CROUP REMEDY The Cleveland administration Is gradu­ in Muskegon county. ‘^1f,Ab.y 1>r',L c P*kham Freeally throwing off its disguise. It la com­ Ssl).—One bottle of English Spavin Llui- noct^MWi. Hold by aU druggiste. 3c. and Kc. ing before the people aa an out and out free trade party The Milla bill is but reent cured my fine Norman mare of two ugly Wood spavins which damaged her one step th tbe programme. Speeches in value at least 8b0. It Ik tlw.* grandest support of tho Milla bill have tbo real free trade ring.—San Franciacu Call (lud. Blemish cure 1 ever used. John MeCaln. Hon* Dealer. Darlington, Ind. Sold by Dem.) , Dr. E. II. Lathrop, druggist, liaatlugs, The "aolid south" stands, by Cleveland ! Mich. just a* It stood by Fierce and by Bu­ The widow of Oscar E. Clarke, drowned chanan. because he l» a northern Demo­ crat of inferior tvpe. who will do the ! the other day ha* received 9-’>00 generously contributed by tbr employe* of the Muske­ south's bidding.—liuflalu Commercial. gon Brewery company. William E. Scott is spoken of aa the next chairman of the Democratic Na­ Inherited Disease*. tional committee. Mr. Scott la said to have no auperiur in the art of apending No fact of nature la more pregnant with awful moaning than the fact of th* money lu politics to tbo best advantage. Probably the matt campaign will be the labor! tan co of diaoaso. biggest boodle campaign on record.—Phil­ Modern scienc*, which haa illuminated adelphia Inquirer. aamanv dark corner* of nature,ha* shod a now light uu no ominous word* of tho Wlu> would have predicted' six years Scripture*, “The tin* of tbo Xatbor*, •hall bo vtelted upon the children 1 ago tliat tin- national Democratic party unto tbo third and fourth jreneraUan." would have been cumpulk-d to rally around Fifty per oenL of case*, cf consumption, Grover Cleveland—a man who at that time cancer and scrofula, run in tatalUee i waa as absolutely Ignorant of national through inbaritauce. insaally labored* tallica ai a man well could bet—Buffalo I tare in a narlraX a..— •—. Commercial. . W. H. Goodyfir, Druggist. _____rate, - Bw»if you werecould nnrt, give an’ I'd job first it tolike me,tlx* sirf The railroad official promised to hold the api'liratiou for consldrration, aud tho nmu went out, evidently well pleased. “There is no railing.’' said the official when the man had gone, "so bowl with danger and hanlshija a» that of a railroad braketnnu, eepectally on long freight train*; and yet, 'if there should be twenty brakemen killed on this or any other nxvl today there would be a* many applicanta for each tnan'a place os soon a* t!a< new* ot hi* death l-K-anu* kuuwn. Tl»e mon who wa* ju*t here wo» an eye witimw uf RUey** (rightful death, and yet what­ ever im|>nwautr it made ujxin him wa* lost in I appririation of the fact tliat tbe dead man I bad left a pb»cv to be filled by some one etae. 1 Thi* prompted him to art at once, and he lost YOUR BUGGY stW^-tsiraMiaK FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST , i । bni j treaty .LS"’rrUu7 B».rard frels u.”^0rt,t7 "P011 on toe fltherT V\e should think he would be ao “t upon ' add‘tM®*l experience of that kind would not disturb him —St. L*»uto Globodemocrat. -J.!'—f'r !»*• “-1-1 <or Irei.tn™. u. n«ur Watteraon. uf Kentucky, and .Senator Eustl*. of Uutaiana. with tiro tatter three ar nil. an. i.n.i, ■ Watterson - amdidly that ’M 'iranmaiy admit* aamita 'I that the negro rote at the I tenth is aupp«w*«l. --------‘ while ’ Senator Eustis •oath ta euH-rrtteed. -I- -.1 *1.tsi-.-ssms: . ■'iSis 1 ax.* Kaaaraox. ■ --------- —.. yanis <m* »ft«-r Foraker. !; Blaine. AO; Fred Grant.' 1; Mc­ day, watching tlw Switching and coming and l^raU-naM. > founul Kinley. 12. going of trains, klxiwmg that sexier or later 1 specially devob-d to tbo lumber interests Tlw neyentb ballot wa* completed at I'JuTO of tbo wc*t and south, states, succinctly ami reKUltesi aa follows; Alger. 120; Alliwm. and arenrately.. tbr ^onsequtmee* of a 70;'Blaine. 15; Foraker. 1: Oraaboid, VI; i tyiff for revenue only” in theso words. Harrisun,* BTb; Uncoin, 2; McKinley. Ifl; 1. bnch facility for Importation of for­ Klii-rnian. 231; Haymond, I. eign goods af a sliiuie lower price, than At the conclusion of tbe sevonth tellot Mr. an appiiratam fte Riley's phw wa. jail in will gi ve profit to American manufacturers Henderson, of Iowa, row and said: 1 rise to on hour or ao abend -A them tter -ill bemoan as will result in the reduction of wages to thank the friend* in this convention who the hard hick that bail kept them front being American labor. have shown tbeir confidence in tbe character 2. Such a lessening bf the demand for awifiincM of iVilliam B. Aliieun for th* American labor in tho mechanical arts, in _ ------ ,------ —..... -»1UuK presidency, and L«sr» witn tiro authority af my ear flr«t. It is by no meats* likely that i rommetce. in tbe various branches of ibnt gentleman, I withdraw bls name from Jtlx- young man who wa» just here will be manufacture as shall force ten. of thou the further consider*tiuti of thi* convention/- hired, although ho may. If ho Isn't given I sands of men now employed lu them Into [Applause ] The eighth and deciding ballot Riley's place it will not break his faith nor agricultural pursuits; thus forcing tbe that of any of his kind lu tlx- nnjortanoe of increaae-i output of fvms to seek a for­ fallow*: haring early intelligwoe of fatal accident* to eign market, in which tbev will have to trainmen nnd of being early in my office with compete with the cheap Uborof Russia tbr naw* and an application, or, if the acci­ and Hungary, and tho .till cheeper tabor dent occur* eei’Shere eUa, al tbo offico of ?f Eastern India, for a disposal of ninetenths of their volume the one in authority there." ‘ 1 walked through tbe railroad yard and to ; J—***v «*ucr»U»-n .b™, Jimmy Uk/.M Ulkd. I ~ t'.“ I Kentucky LmMbS Maine Maryland.. Minsraota .. stsr Hi to ®r tesxlxro of th* body fa exempt from Ueebance of beta/ the .ubtert 3 th’r*1‘'-ary aitease ■' Probably more •»***•**' *’h!ch ixirmaneaily jnodtfy the structure end luncUon* of x* mu,*J or !••• Hable to be lahamed. Tholmpot-taut and far reaching practical deduction* from each facte— are obvious to reflecting mtud*. andthZ beet mean* for preventing or curing HOUSEPAINT coirs ’ *** tfloor " raimgHKi *• *«*«- lac and the rente- ' oy la tbe world-famous Swift’s KjieoUla, * r/° *®«®tebio com|*ound—nature^ ?2 .’ld.,5fif?r B1* M'»od poison a To the aflUctMlltia a blesairy; of Inestimabla Jriua. An interest.eg treatise “Blood and Bkin Diseaace" will La aaUodfroutoMdraaaimF^ iWONT DRY STICKY Abore cooiU kept la •tock and Fred L. Heath. Hasting*. T«a Swift B.rxnnc Co., fo.r/"hlldren trethleg 11 LmHi* I I* T***-iil) n«e.ent»s bottle. OH! MY HEAD. Tbe pain from Neuralgia and its eompaaiou disease Rheumatism is excraciaung. Thousands who could be quickly cured are nerdlredy aufreriag. Atb-lopho-rte will do for othen what it did for the following GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. il j! Hi* mangled t««ly Lad hern taken away. A ’ may favor " tbe formation of foreign "truats" which will destroy competition. grimy, one arm**! : witrhman pointed out to 4. Buch general adveraity in tbe United nx> where tbe unfortunate brakeman fell on State* as may make Its home market only the roil, nnd exploited bow it all happened. more valuable than that of Spain or Par THS TOP RtrtCM OP DOWUSB. tugal, as Its area ta larger. “This bus been a Lard winter on 'em," said tbe switchman. “Jimmy make* four this wrek, er. for. Three of ’em w as took just hko Tho position of the Democratic party him, and t'other tin wa* flattened twixt the upon the tariff question at thta time u not unlike that held by the party on the' slavery aud accceslon issues In tho year ; i 1860. Tho Democratic leaders now, as I i then, both north and south, seem to be j deaf to the voice or reason, and so intoler- California Colorado . I'oonretlL-ut Maatu Florida liii PAINT n-.-t a second in securing all the ndvantag*priority of appllcation might give him. v.-niat UCc-e brought hia Thr Jonesville village iraani didn’t at­ tend the circn. the other day free of chanre. Thr deadhead tlcketa were in thr pocket of the president nnd tbr pocket and prrsb I aXv la rdaaarnnf In I.*, -..a _ . dent were In Detroit that day. Urand Rapid t Mlddterihe. Irvtag............ lUanaae., QulaTO..___ Uxaaa.......... XMhvflle ... AW- fiend 6 rente for the teauUfhl retard t*O' tore. '• Mourteh Malden. " THEITMLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. H. f. Jacka« Dotrolt ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU!" Nebraska Ijurdln revet ivhue-ft. n .‘reed Hay­ Art* her 10 a ro«r of ap­ I-* J iik«.- a poxl. and it ■nutm to rm-re «eder. re»plc|«d at 1:15 - -resliam I'**. lugall* litaiM M AlUaoo 75, bit nnan 1th, JR-Kin- M fc 1 ihnlsog. ''“ “i ;imwmdune In■: •'■ -j*' . c. wipri, caused ' cmvintiun ad »”";xtday. fifth day s proceedings* KrtatrWamtr lldw w'/'V' . F**^1"* I .“ii ir. • . Be .J lu‘toe " ’ ' in*- every delegate ■«raistlo<*. FaHow* was iatroton'T. ‘ ’■ •<h'd hi» arm*. cJoeed twve, u * tor Wemilig* .......... “"'J- H’ “*• >1 that in A ‘r .W U tn)uT*L < the . ' b“ur to» pro'**’*‘b* A!,., ’’ ■ ':“ln supremr wi*. " Hattj..,. »f’''«,a to the conven- L> • *n‘» time thecUdidGZ ' tra L>nd ptaysU; -Aju/rtetJjtJ / ' Atedat II;Ji»>n/re. . UXW"< 135. AUreZ Foraker, Foraker, /• i Har. '-ipielr.1 at il:5« BBd one bad liern knocked off Lu enr by a bridge, an' that one liad rniaecd a couplin' an' gut tbe l>um|cr», an' that another uno had slipped from the n>of, like Jimmy jist now, an' m> on. N- Carolina Otte.. . Oregon . >‘<*no«ylraais Rhode Island B. Carolina. not brook oppoattion by any member of the party to the peculiar views of the ex tramists upon that question, but seem determined to make tho support of tbe Mills bill the teat of party fealty. Antonio Express, Dem. bad a bad attack ot chin* and fever. My sja- heart would j>alp!tate- for two hour* st a time. My legs would <M cold to tbe knees, and I fully expected to die. In Neptember. uni, 1 bought • bottle uf Mbeker Extract uf Route, or tMael's CuraUve «,«». of your sgent, Mr. R. M. K1M. and before I hod taken the Bret bottle I trit There were a large number uf votes Even to Mr. Cleveland four years ago that • has done much to alienate. If the elec­ tion to rutne were to be decided upon hi* ciril service record much of the enthusi­ asm that wa* in the independent support before accorded him would be missing, | Mr. Wm. J. MeCann. so Landed 8t, Boston. and there are not a few n>-n who were a j *rtt**:. ”8‘x month* ago I began to thro* up I f>art of this who would decline to rejicat : i m, fo«xl after rating. 1 thought I was going grruoa 1! i»'>t an eo«y Uiing for a man to into consumpllon. 1 soon began to have pain Utah . .. I their action.—Boston Herald (Mugwump) in the chest, it-unach and side* I got little run along tbs tojw of care going twenty IVathingtoa . •leep and woke all tired out. I once Jost five Wy.ynlng___ miles an hour, even when tiu-re la no ice on ESI". 1? ££. SK7 tbe lx*rd* an' tbe wind is light. But when W MCI W Tho prompt and effective manner In had fltusiiMl tbe sixth bottle I could eat three . .you tak* it like it hs» been for a week or en, square meal* a day. ami go to sleep th* minute which the administration ha* defeated I struck thr bed. I am a i-aprr banger bj tradr Tbe nomination of Harri«>n wa* received with th*- car roof* like glass and tbe wind those Dcnuxirntic candidates for congress and b.»vr worked every day sinre I took the I mth cunsldrrablo enthusiasm. Delegatee tearing along faster, than tbe train docs, I | n-*« en rnasoe, and tbe rbesring »u loud and want you to know' tliat there's got to be who were opnused to free trade ta another rected tettlj*. and gained eighteen pounds. I ought to be thankful and I am. nerve in a man for bltn to climb up to the proof of tho hypoertav of tbe civil service । long. Tbe band al«o playrd patriotic aira Thi* remsdy opens all the natural passages of reform pretension* of President Cleveland. There seer* call* for McKinley, but be did top of a car and run over half a dozen or eo the l>ody. expel* the poison from I be blood sod This country never saw a mure unscrupu­ anal des nature to rebuild what dbeore ha* des­ not rvaqxmd. Tbo nomination wa* then m..de entry time tbe engineer call* for brakra . lous political tuacidne than tbe Democratic troyed. unanimous, sod Harrison was formally de-' Then, mind yon, a brakeman baa no right to Hhaker Extract of Hoots, party ban made of our national govern ride anywhere but on hia car, no matter if dared tbe nominee of the convention. sold by all druxgista. or sei meat.—Cleveland Leader. A. J, white. MWarrro stre the anow )a falling an him by the ton or rain ret. New'fork. drenching Uni or bail a-polUng him like hot •hot Then’ be’* apt in the night to run his brad agniurt-eome bri-igv that rjana tbe Our esteemed Mugwump contemporary, Tbe Boston Herald, complacently remarks but it wa* not regularly seconded, aud after I track. But couplin' i» what carrier the most a brief delay tbe roll rail was proceeded of them awny. I used to be a freight brake­ that Mr. Cleveland has aune well “except man myself, nr.d one day I stepped between as a civil reformer." which ta a targe and with, with Mr. Hastingi, of Pennsylvnia, in two car* to couple them, haring at Um time comprehcusivo reservation with a fence the chair. around It. It recalls tbe big footed giri Mr. Denny, of Kentucky, plared W. O. two as good arm» as anybody ever had. When I came to my aenwa my right ann who tried to put Cinderella'* aiipjicr on Bradley of that state* in nomination wiu gone. The bumper* took ft off. These and gleefully exclaimed: 'Txp got it on Tbe nomtuation of Bradley "o» sccoudcl link and pin coupler* are what ruins tho^ all but tbo lioel. "—Philadelphia Prase. by Ka:i«>«. A Ibert Griffin »jicke for that boya Every brakeman know* that just for* dclegat.on and raid that but for the suppres­ having to do that be haa to pay six time* as I sion of tbe southern vote four year* ago much tar iriauring his life aa tlw mon that Asheville. N C, gets a public building Blaine wuuld be in the While Houae to-day Palace >y«amkw. Low Rates by the appropriation bill becoming a taw instead of in Scotland. , Four Trips per Weak Between to 1«P«' of tiCMI through the president's Bradley Y nomination was also Mcondad by DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND lotion, —------------------- - ------ failure to sign It. Aa be neither eignad Warner, of Alabama; Hoake, of Tenneroe; nn hi* wheel, nnd °* brakeman nor fmoed it. Aabeviile gets the building . *.....------—* rs Im. Ann't ret In ufider tbs I j,e gets the credit Thia ta for Bun­ combe. of which county Asheville la thc to talki-N.w York capital. —Indianapolis Journal. DETROIT AND CLEVELAND am! wnmArai, or ootuo little thing like that. I hope oo.anyhuw. “What niak.a brakin' ao dangerous I A good many thing*. For instance, there'• couplin’. That'* always al tbe top notch of Virginia . West Virginia. IVi cnesin Arizona. Dakota . t/f«l. Columbia Idaho............... witigo, Kalanaioo i Sago TIME TABLE. Morth. v*T0 MACKINAC Summer Tours. aey. He moved a reevsa tmtil 5 p. tn., but tbe motion war declared to be out of order. Senator Hln-ock add that further- proceed lag* ought to be taken with dcliberati'-n end Alc\. i«? Time*. _ _________ _ ________ Bov-Wind b a crank, paf hLa crank i» a n«u*’r,‘h 000 <daa- _______ _ ____ p„ >• M«KtaJay.’i<' ■roev** waautaax Buchanan could nut coerce a state, but Cleveland can ■■□erDe tho whole iJetnocratlc party Into nominating him — Phila­ delphia Inquirer OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS kuil XlO'—lm riXi.i. MH k- a*.— FRIENDS: Doni some of your neighbors or friends want the Banner during the campaign? tons. Ask them, and report �PRENTICE AND TRAIN AFTERGLOW. trifling pleasures and flirta­ tions OF AN EVENING PROMENADE. INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE AGfTA- rnR ANO THE FAMOUS EDITOR. County- "/‘•OW ta x„ . tn building tosnttfnl ear* VOL. XXX Rail Train In FlriUlnr. BEA! *** a* debonaire young graitloman and neither party might meet with.out ceaaeieaa prompting* to the rancor of political buff tinU-rud over which bte coat breach ot edncncion (that te, good form, wm A Sjecu but inch or two below U»e front ot tbe coat; nod in While *ra are compelled to acknowledge . ■ . ___________ ta ■ vmlntB hit uj>per lip wae covered with a luxuriant end mercantile Every Mexican city, town, village life, as wall as tbo Grant Britain, Gcrnuuiy and the highest by agriculture to ite follower* are ’ . »___ j.-h- hnt fmm nsnoosl United ■ men in all Culm which “George Francis Train. Sum.” Civil Amartoanua hawthorn, crab apple and Judas trera. Tbsaxperimantsin ornamenting railroads . .. . r. ....... ......—: on tll»* larp’t io« ---- ---- - __ vidunt How many typenettera have injured The wonderful coal tar sugar story, which smoothly rolled walks, ita grass and rr plots, ita great trees, ita smart iron benebsw, it* fountains and columns, which within a year, is again revived, and from* re­ cent article in Tbo German Sugar Manufac­ turers’ Journal it appears that a factory for the production of tliat wonderful product known as saccharine te now completed, and will be fully equipped for work in a few and slippered pantaloon.' been “droray." HL hair, which bad once been jet black, fell on hte ahouldcnfand even about hte cheek*, well mixed with gray, and the old historic city ot Magdeburg. This coal tar sugar, having a sweetening power 300 times greater than cane sugar, it to two ulghta weekly, usually Sundays and diqilac' the. product of tho cano for the sarno purpose. Tho journal from which we gather loon* He had taken off hte ' long, black Crock coat and replaced It with nlna* and tbe lagartljos—the dnmacls and supplied at a much lower price.—•Sciontiflo relative people promenade and drive during tbo oneUv period -and in many towns through the prorinres during tho off season tn Mexico city Tbo larger towns ore visited gethw disreputable looking old yarn pea Jacket, or what was commonly called In Kentucky a "warraiis." On the table near him stood hte baL Thia was a slouch with a to walk In pride In rublx-r txxjta. The pocket* in hte clotbea, which sort of receptahaughty yet indifferent air with which tha ^cl« be never used Hn carried in hte bat rubber booted small boy will swash through everything that oUsur men carry in their tas making hi* which teem to offer girls were walking through tbo puddles in their way with tho evident prida.nf conquer- So take a look ata higher social grad- as contrast.*I with who: country avocations offer It la appalling to note tbo young 11 van Frank Mayo in a recent conversation with Harrison Grey FWteaaid: “AU this bother about geniuses flying straight to places of eminence on Uio stag" te rubbish. Acting te tho most practical trade tn tbo world, to be tearhed apd practiced to a point of proficiency like any other businras like pursuit. Of com-' tbo dramatic capac once and sufficient intelligence, and I’ll give "But the trouble with tbe profession, now- l*irn tho dramatic trade. They apply themaelres industriously enough until they haj>pen to make a bit. aud then tliey become sailed. A little applaww, a little newspaper flattery, anil thou big heads are visible. Thu development of tbe novice te arrested forth- lack ability, other* enduranoe, and many do Agriculturist. cultivated in retaining ba* bad a careful training in tlw particular lino of retaining numbers on the car* I with his own band, ho would, with both of things as he desired to consider upon tbo ......... ... a-_________ ___ J al__ — llaat. ence. He usually bail the old felt al>out half you didn’t forget that puddle nt tho croasar.d 1 have often’seen him, absent tnlndedly. metropolis and facilities for transportation, offered by tbe local rneouaiuo ™ —-— rrached maturity from the hardabips tool- Mr. Prentice waa ••There is altogether too much hurry to siorjilly bow legged through taking tbo more difficult walks of tbe stage too soon. It's a falling common to tbe human rare. When God nuidr man He waited to put the breath into his nostrils tbo last thing, because if He so, 1 can invariably tall him witbewt rever­ ing to my book. • Now, when it is remembered that tbo train 1 don’t want theatres, fairly well patronised. though flrrt national capital and a few of the larger ci tian I beard, the other evening nt a rausieale. statement undoubtedly seems incredible to those not familiarly acquainted with this myself "with tho Transcript West" during tho latter’s glorious and brilUant career as a r.tatosnmn. the writer of quite a num**- of freight conductors who tbo man lady with her daughter was traveling giants before him with hte pen. unprofitable” to the youth of .the United Yet hia through tlw day occupied n seal hi the ardi- capability, was dtecmutag a ver brilliant artist who bad Just betel playing bummlng bird, and bo could indite a fierce preached that it waa l>cconiiiig unpknsantly numbers with but lit tic difficulty. Tbe style “Oh, yes, bo playa well enough.'’ *bo said in wouldn’t pay." ■stoclsbed Hatmac ration. Train wm i uouuuir. ua s.ingnra, out me locked, and tbe officiate within , ; tbeir suppers with duHberaUon. j cenUy’ In Louirrillo with While bull lights may really ba colled the the appointing power. Now hl* hired servant*, selected to beat down the will of tbe jx-oplc and to irapiwe hte own wffl upon hia pdrty, swarm at ev«y 1^, gyfffriyRt slaughter I * moo*,.‘c nongrsMBMQ who reaped thewlUvfeon stituents rather fum Mr. C!evete:rswin. and write tbe olatforma of thefwvt UH Ita. mmotai-l u t» rtntrttlonrt-. IT Sta 1KM rHl»» Ol ' Cleveland in three vital reapers w*s de liberatcly deceiving the peopte? Would there not have been a tretni-udmu rcrul. ston of nubile opinion against thc candi­ date who was then repreoented u a •tnlfhtfurward. blunt, honr-t ami prv tical reformer? What would have bt*3 the result had It bw n knosrn that Mr Tilden would be shublsd. Ma friends driven out of place, hi* fimu.cia! cuuaseis treated with emxtenip*. the <-u-. rcney expanded *150,000, (ski. anil more profligate appropriatiilfih mad* and approved that, had ever b««n nmdr*by tho worst of Republican enngr—■>!•*? How many Union veterans w<mH hate sup ported Mr. Cleveland In 18&4 if thiw had foreeeeu his choice of Confsdittstes -nd copperbeads for high honor* lite order to surrender rebel flags, stid Ids frwitter vetoes pf pension bills? He was a amdfdato without a record, and men ro "cted that one who had dour uolKltg .je the Union in time of war rould hanlly ba a citizen vf passionate loyalty Rut what welcome would he have'received at loval hands if all had then b>-e?bkn<,w n wbiehtf JIad Samuel J. Tilden. ' Horatio Sey­ mour. Daniel Manning, been dead in ISSi. had Mr Randall and Senator McPLcnon been oetradzed by their party a- dtelnyal to Ita chief, what uimld havi-'besn the re suit? Tbeae are exceedingly practical queetlons for Repubilrans to anuuder when thrv talk of tbe proapects for 1888. Do’they really think that Mr ' Cleveland** course has nuwir bin. <;'.rougcr In the doubtful Mateu4—New York Trib uno. . Mr. JoM>ph D. Weeks, ptanl srcTriirj tlti American Protective bague. ba­ the following letter: White fi»h. P" Dingman'* «*p. “ Antl-Waahlioard soar 0 ft*. com March. - - Choice fine cut tobacc Choice plug ” Ful! cream chee** * Best Japan tea dust Ctlolee M “ Extra ” “ . ” cream candles “ chocolate cream Choice roaated coffee “ blended coffee Best teinelesa erwifudi Moca and Javc coffee New Brazil nute Pure Parte Green Kirk’s best aoap Best canned salmon.. “ mackerel Best Imported sardine “ potted han' •• lunch tongue.... s lbs. mocked tomato Canned corned beef.. Bent French mustard quart or gallon. Choice hand-picked lie Bret roller dour. cwt. Itat « I>»l»ers carpet facts I 3 dux. clatbee pins for 20 *beeU shelf paper f Glass pickle dish for . , ,»hcnff 2 pint basins for 6 dot. agate buttons fa Waah.bastiui tor “ adjoining daughter how Idfag tbo Southern railroad withdrew and Prentice proceeded to dictate lubjxet te undivided. Tho champions of bull fighting are very enthusiastic, bat ita onpo- received in tbeee three states w.,^ been given to hia epnonr-nta’ Dora saaonabte man doubt that belW la Cleveland aa a gvauimi cirii „.jee reformar influenced a lire, er number of vote* In ’.RM .jA turned th* scale in tfare.. Ihiw. BtateM Then it wa* hia formal p]«L~ that officials, should Dot be removed rxreoi for cause- Now he haa turned out DihOuO or more for no other oausn {Rm the’ tbev were RcpubU^m* Theo.be nublldyZ elared that R waa an Intolerable abui» to Kettle cuyen tor Pie tltiA round and aq hte cell Hollo!" I sriId ’ What are yon in here forF The two friends had lunched together a: “Rambo," said Baldwin, “you'd better put which you live aud tn which I was ao unfor- Hoping that much c «t will mui; tbro-froa. am. Y.xirs truly [RaauJ Wa. Maarts. Secretary « china neat eggs Celluloid round cutnlw Sanford’s black ink. pc La ri rar. “How aoP 1 asked. “Haro you anything to do with tbe liquor traffkr what is known tn typography against it disapproval. dime savings and loan company, which re- revolutions n minute (full stopi human novel •la Zingaro," tearing tbe German to wore kite in without turd’. nest (comma) least possible social dor social eecretivsuera a policy with him, but be, at any rate, was never a man to hunger for nutorie*y in a fashioaabls sensa He is a iws the limb caaoand herald: Tribune. ship without a rudder (dash) tiretueuL His children are chips al tbe old hlrw-V TV.. L——_ .l . . . . Grace—Isn't that your fiance. Katef Kato-Yea Why! awfully dark, dear! formal and habit* {full stopi A noonday mystery Hlaahj . - --------j ogreatatepleasura Ths daughter repeat*, I am as surad by friends of tbe family, tho amUhi, and admirable traits of Ujs mother. Al though they tivo in abundant luxury the There te no longer any preten.w' tn any quarter, on far as wo can ascertain, tha: Mr. Cleveland is a civil service reformer. The masquerade isover. It te no transient Injury that the reform has receivtvl fnim thia paltering ami final betrayal on tbe. part of its former friend* Hut it i» » great thing that the relgnof cant and hypocrisy te ended and Hist the part* which haa aceompli»hi-d pra-.nally all that has over been areomphslwi for eivu service reform can at tent meet face to fare, and under dreumstanre* which not permit the uisue to be urod. to* party of the spoils.— Boot' n .-'.drertiMr After all tho fine wonte nb'ut refit® and non.psrtisar.ahip «*■ find ttw service today administered by Drnwcrau .. for thc promotion of party cnu.< tnoer Prxreident Arthur, with all bls Itrttinrts** a trained poUUdan. and with t. ■ •** pledges M those;of hl* r <«*• ■ was not as inuch politiral ai-t.v.ty part of tho ofimaholdcn*. to ftirtoffM’ ambition to remain in office w there » todav on behalf of Presid-nt < ."velaod.— Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Fire crackers. bunch. PaiMT cap platote, the I •’ caps, 6 boxes jo| Fire cracker*, huatien Hammock spreaders, p “ rope., ioothpicki, box School SlattM liratart taw Un. Ito| dr"d» of grand bargain: Kuoda. In telling goods naro-.i. * *—• reived a cablegram from J’(,atJrKfc Wales, apprising him that ten shed »U» pudilhna furnace* ere atout» tLl pta£. -ill which also r-ircly artist—About *aoa take charge of one of tltc. dep^L ______ A letter from a frfcnd bn!’£ information tliat the gn-atest -UWJ prevails there over the r..~ d ' : -’ST of tha IflUla bill, and that it i« atnuigth of such a proJiabiUty •b’V UtaZL - r»re about t-> resume trad on-the Indicator. *’<• Invite eapeciail: bad.—Detroit Free Prera u;> toe Urtt stating Ha e not much of on orator. >—■ * with hi* last , haa givou the pn^'c ’ w 40fc0Q0 copl«» of i’- <’> P*7iLdl form, and haa given tadW ttaMMBttfe tta»»"r of the b -cw 1,800 and oach Democratic wiutw ■ --------------- * It coats him I up by 5early all of the United Sutra senators some one wjU bU shadow, bees)—Boston Commsrdal Thr ««onf Down trim KrTtalEuidKxta* BEAM E1SIK Btrataruar med ■wrt.’S STO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-07-04.pdf b53cbada75efeef4623089a7e3fe1c0b PDF Text Text Circulation Qf any paper in the J' County. Hastings Banner. VOL XXXIII. NO..10. BEAMER’S MD OFFER. Hastings, Hastings Banner. Published Wednesdays bv r^ro-yv ---------------- ' J , . z Bunm 8int Cocttt. * st nscntrriox Milo. J""”-™* tart*,. itonw. bates: Sl.OO FBIZl YEAR rfTc tbJtn enter ease is cents wiU be added Yo*' ifE. and «.««!», mfte, uu'l&'V’fc ditton ' ADVERTISING RATES rear.- ......... - 8100 00 Extra charge forspeetal portions. e Gnu”t® Na S4A constituted ‘ta r™ .and MU OIt Thursday last lXt rviwt aa to con- taL, , ^^JOB FRINTrNG. _ 15 to mich. july COUNTY NEWS’ ngar for Mdcompetent workmen employed, enables th* BAXXKM'o do Qrat-clas* lot «.U “« OUR An excursion of too persons (colored) «»“*« the «U» from! Kalamazoo'on the K. a Giin.kl' “ M ’ ta'* • fta* rbta •< M. FOWLER. Deuttoi. S • n u M‘rawberrJ' i«tch, all claiming they ta J”"“- -P TUART. KNAPPEN A VANARMAN. Lawyer*. .iIEff&S ^7^ 01 ,h- «*« -ta l» Ita S Crooked lake, one mile from here, is famous fc,r fine ttoh. Wool [is moving very fast at prices not xattofactory to the farmer., -0 to «3c per houah denning ami moving *1 Offices over Ha*Ungs National Bank. . _ Baatton. Mklilgnn. Associate offices. Rooms 15, fr, mKt new Houseman Block, Grand Rapids, Mleb. William J. BrvAitT. Loyal E. KxAmut. time will come next year the 4th of March, so let it be. Chas, ami Wil! Barnaby attended the races at Kaluumzoc last Friday, . „„„ w and „, they m. bates. say that tney were good. • Attorney at Law. Rev. Canfield occupied the pulpit at the Practices In ad courts of the* sute.^Msfiai Star last Bunday eten'ng. it Is now Will Huie Rule und mul family, family, a a girl girl attrtnttontocinlectton*. Moneyto Loanax K«al estatk. Office over Wetesert.s haTOwsre having jnit lh her appearance there a abort time ago. ' A. BARBER. M. D., H<>mei>|iathi<At this writing. Monday forenoon, ef ef-­ • Physician and Surgeon. fort to teing nude o have ii small picnic May be found al bls office orer Nevin's More from s to io a. m. and from 1 to 3 p. in. All calls party at the lake Jtly 4th.' Even-tealj to right in haying thto week, tn city or count) promptly responded to. Resivoc. Center and Church prepared to Celrbnge the glorious fourtli, K., Hastings, Mich. consequently therefore no |>ersonal or news of any kind ex nipt jt hat It to liaying time. W. LOWRY. M. D.. • Physician and Surgeon. <te«Ur Creek. K H G Office and residence on Broadway, near Court House. Hastings, Mich. QMITH & CUUiKoVE, D lawyers. (Office la Union block, Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of the state. E. KENASTON. • Attorney at Law,^. (Over J.B. GooUvesrA Co. * store.) / Practices In all courts of the State. Collections promptly attea4 In k s C. WELTON the p|hjl 1S&7 crop, la agent for the Ohio Fanner s Insurance Co. He writes policies on a man's property against :uU by fire, lightning or wind; against a man's Farmers have eftumeneed cutting hay which to a very lighkcrop. Wljeat is tetter’ than was exj»ect<>:i but to not very gpod. ' Com und oats urd looking well. Mrs. I). I.. Miflhlund Is able to take short rides. How aix»ut onrtxwtofltee? Itlaeldsed about half of the time. . .1. H. Valentine and (lias. Bergman at­ tended the ratification meetlqg lavt Satur­ day evening In jour city and report a good time. We did jiot kn4w there was a copper head in Barry county until decoration day when one of the Ahl veterans was on the way to decorate the graves of the old ed by a farm amf seeing a splendid lot of Howem he called to get some of them and wa« informed by t|ie lady of the hou*e that her Hower* I'pst her a great amount of time and money, (also tluit the soldier* fOffice In Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) Havetb&ouly set of Abstract Books in Barry never done any filing for tliem and that County. the soldier* got pay ifor all they ever did it. TIMMERMAN. Homopathic Phy- for tire governments and that he ctmhl not have any Hotter* thjire. This all wa* at • slcian and Surgeon. .the home <d a genqtne-old bourlxm demo­ (Office over Lathrop’s drug store, i crat. Th«Zrepublicans jef this place are satis­ Vf ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate. In­ fied with tire nomination at Chicago ami al surauev and Ix«an*. win work with "a [Will for Harrison am! Morton. Special attention gl reu to making exchanges 'arty. The interests of non-resident i owners carefully looked after. Fanns Eil. Edwards vupu our street last week es tor sale or exchange. Houses and Saturday* Mr. Hudson, of Leach lake. died last AMES A. SWEEZEY. week Friday evening ami was buried Sat­ 0OOK A SHELIX>N. i Grand Rusher GW;* kb! F HasCngS, Mich. Pract.ecs in all courts of the state. Office over W. H. Schantz' store. ______________ ___ , prflnbrid Jiaaford' ROBERTSON HOUSE, K5 .hreb F.i* ' Cor. Jefferson and Coart su., Hastings, Mich. Rate*. • 1.00 per Day. This House is new. with pleasant rooms. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Piper rap Hastings City Bank, F-u* on »Udt 18 in. for . ' “ •* 27 In. for Rreayksr*. busflrrs. Hastings. - - Mich. CAPITAL, $50,000.00. Twtbpkli.. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Hrium«| bra bread pun-., fancy. Oprabr taUtata DtaU “ EJJIm merly occupied by Messer Bro->. , orrtcKiw: •''psre pr«4. . from quoting the hundrfb of grj|(.| b^gabis we are offering in , nijrr.cTon*: PWu-. i-t»m i;.-ry. glasswjre and bazaar fBote adhered to the one price >y*tcm in -riling g»Fel< and hereafter will •k the -*anii| |n buying produce and pdy , A. Greble. D. G. Boblnson, Chester Messer. L. B. Kosppen. C. D. Beebe. weeks vacitlon at , , Pod Auger school house. Mr. Savacoo! has hto house ready tor the Inside finish. Erv. -Seagar and. wife called at J. L. Wc hitri.4 to quote (or BMrry 'xmoty to pMt--r-.i after. the Indoor So keep your eye We iltyite ••s|H'chUy an laboring men ^“t Pay cadi t» rone In and examinegoods ttd Price*. We nuke u<> dtotlnctloii between rich the rudd, which proved to be a good lnr»t- agents FOB Hastings Banner. ■me following persons we ceive •ubswlfwow W<MeJlMye”derSy1 d C nW We tr.ni n|i aiife aIMi sell I”** «b a -mailer average per cenL of pnrfit Hum any home In the connty. .1. McKelvey. I Frenum Jewell Poatmaater, Postmaster. D. L. MortblapZ‘^<«y Creek­ :■ BEAMER’S -: Brown A Cairns. FrMnf''•*Lr,, — tai.i.a- rnM.<r <i titrnen* STOR ta . etaniro W «*■» «. « build on hereafter. »»«"• “ ’ prolrtovittoJ M. Bn«h»ut or rtanwlb ‘P™! “» & ' Grore. wltt <-ciishirr ymir own interest will so armiigr your matters and pay ^uxItrWe at M BARGAIN Valley. Lowlan Our country Ixmrding house to no nu.re We are ever so much obliged. Mr. Nasn. for that new road frtm the muth to the depot And anothej one to needed from the north to complete our location. The Nashville cbrrm.pondent to the BANsr.it asks wha't Ito the matterwith Harrison & Mortou?'i 1 predict there to nothing the matter w«th these men. Fhej Ire armed t»the twth with steel armour .nd helmet.* with °L “j family to back then! and on the 4th of March next, free trade has got to take a Isack M-at and don’t p.u forget It. We expected a few dajs ago that an elevator would go up here. A man was here looking for a site to locate one, u come to find out Be Ranted the farmer* to bUGrtvel'fromnthb pU «te price, rtj,3 or trade, and sell every* fiunr we haWit un Is clote c«h basts. •»> poor. finish. Two Ickes’ Sunday. B«t Sisal hammock- .. Hstatnix k -j We have urday. Rev. Witham preached in our school house last Sabbath. [ Simeon Matthews lias the basement of his barn finished. J. U Ickes and wife attended a two days meeting at Baltimore held by Rev. Bald­ win and wife. Evangvltot. It is rei»orted that the meeting was a grand success. Kaiser and Shively Intend to commence Mr. C’assmly’s house and put on the inside “r '%’,h,kl'itatarf’. ’h.j ~ tar* Thury eJS&iS . r.ta or ita rowtaPtaPl* ’ M“'£X“ ta.jta* M H-a "»■ “wTU.tatata^-’^'^ a’g hsstp Sp n'*"f "*’■ Two *»d make fda • y Bunnell J«msup.oranseillhbe trrrli*cd taS^«hS who ha» been wan >f JajJ , ta. r*»ta>.»! «*-'«' Ita 4. ing medium in Bar­ ry County. I isbs. along the road side and some Hl disposed A large numl>er of our citizens were at penam cut It down. * Hastings Saturday afternoon and evening J. W. Ford is In the market buying wool, Wending the republican ratification meethaving taken 10.000 lbs. up to Saturday noon. . ,nd Hunl •Raided C. Rorato'ck and Adam Elliott arc also prohibition state conventioninatwool Detroit market week. Lewis "Batt, of Augusta, to making llve• Everything promises well for a big ly times with hl* competitor* In the wool Wowd and a grxxl time at our racing market, all of whom are receiving a sliare. Amtfnee u>day. Some farmers have commenced haying. ’ Tim new engine has been put into KelHenry Tolkv, of Clay Center. Kansas, togp. shops and will be ready to run thto made hto brother* here a short visit. week. It to g S.Vhor*e power engine and The Republicans ex pans themselves as ww made by A. C. Buxton. well pleased with the cltolce made at the Elisha H. Crane, aged 48. a veteran of Chicago convention'In placing Hart-toon Of the late war and member of- Jeffento and Norton at the head at the national Fw, G. A K. died at his home In tills ticket. village on 'Friday morning tost, of conMr. Reeme. general agent for the west­ jnnnptton resulting from exposure while ern part of the state of the cclri.ratod In the service. He was buried Sunday Deering binder, has been canvassing with A A Aldrich for several days past. tumors, Will Burdick to clerking in the meat Hattie Bromley, of Charlotte, is t»eing market entertained by Jennie Frace. David Mimhler to making our cemetery­ Dunham A Treat opened their saloon look very much better by mowing the Monday morning their bonds having tmen same. accepted by the council, Robert and Lannle Brady l>elng the bondsmen. Nashville is said to be one of the l*st Carpenter A Powell, contractors on the wool markets in the state, considerably depot Job, Sundayed in Portland. over 100.000 lbs. having been bought here The Heath boys will run a bowery dance already this.season. the 4 th. Mr*. Dr. Winn has gone ebst on an ex­ There Is a splendid chance for a good tended visit to relatives and old friends. blacksmith here at present. John Chaddock, an Olivet student, was The engine was steamed up at the foun­ a guest of San. Truman last- week. dry last Tuesday. Eugene Coy has njiened his nous store G. H. Chettcm, of Sunfield, was in town on south Main street. the past week. Jacob < tsmun had nearly all the whole last Thursday John Holmes’ team got lower end of.Main street torn up last week frightened near the feed l>ani and ran but has got, his haying Mules In dandy alxjut 100 rods, wlien they were rescued by shape ju*t the same. A.’ E. Webster, doing no great damage- ’ Prof. A. L. B< nds and wife are visiting The painters have begun work on the frlemlsat Ionia, arid the rest ->f the teach- pa*senger house. cr> are enjoying their vacation In various Mr*. Ge<>. Prichard retuimtl |iu:n<* from Hastingi' last Thursday. She had been wuj-s. Len Brady has returned from a trip up caring for her sick chH<L north with his trotter, having won four Gru. Prichard is getting the material on the ground for a new house. out of five races entered. Jacob Heckaihutn and Ella Overholt X L. Jones to going homu next week to were married last Wtslnesday. Jake I* get more machinery for their works. working at Mm'™.™. IIL. wliere they will Mr. Goucher has the lumber on. the make their home hereafter, after a week's ground to finish hl* house. / 1 visit here with friends. Mr. Overlwlt has R. E. Webeti-r to preparing to build- a gone to AlWun, Indiana, when- Mrs. <>. planing mill, which La much needed Im­ has been for her health for teverai months provement. Engine.Na 18 made the first through past. Rowles' woolen mills start up this week trip from Grand Rapids to Grand L«xige Friday. Regular trains- will begin for tire season's work. Rev.' Hurd has twvn elected aupcHntcnd. running July sth. * (.rtsjrgr Walter liegan his fine residence ent of tire Congregational Sunday school. last week. May Potter, of Mulliken, spent zlast week with Kate Dickinson. Mamie Bartley, of Manistee, formerly Hurrah for the Fourth. of Hastings, was the guest of the Misses Campaign hats are all the rage. Truman tin* latter part of last week. Sam Nicewamler and wife, of Maple Homer Downing has started a milk wa­ Grove, to visiting with M. J. Allerton. gon. ami Is receiving a good patronage. E. Lockiuut and wife Sundayed with C. H. M. Fowler, just home from the uni­ versity of Michigan, greatrd his numerous Stevens, of Eaton Rapid*. Mr. Bnxjks. of town, is down Hto feet Nashville friends Friday add Sat unlay. Last TiKMday evening the l*gke QdCMa with J. Watrings well, and no water. Mater lake seem* to attract the young lolge of Knights «f Pythia* were the kid*. . • • ■guest* of their Nashville brethren. Mrs. B. Ix>u. of Assyria Center, to a Dur. Jarninl'is Iron* from the west on guest at B. W. Austin's. Com is Ixxtmlng. m-asb**. He expect* to return shortly. Fanners have commenced tuying. which Tlie Miutn-siden* are feeling jubilant over the erection of a new foot-bridge. It will be a fair cropC. I*rlee wa* in Grand Rapids Thursday !» an improvement which lias been sadly onlmslness. needed fur years. G. Greenfield will hififa bowery dance at Some of the more sanctimonious people of the burg are writhing in agony bettUM Lake Odessa the Fourth. L. Lockhart, Mrs. Geo. Appleman and all of the igipulnee do not stay in the Miss Shoup were at Charlotte attending house an<l read the bible all day. Sundays and are circulating a petition to shut off the Salvation meeting Sunday. Our cheese factory is In full blast again. the milk shake machines, soda-water Mtos 1). Murphy, of Hastings, is enjoy­ fountains, etc., ami- to prevent anyone ing country life here. ••desecrating” the Sabbath tn any way. Several of the young ]>eopte in this vi­ The members Of the Y. 1’. S. C. E. cinity made the Wilkinson girls a surprise entertained the audience at the Congrega­ last Saturday. tional church Sunday evening. J. Snore ami father hare come to the Ur. F. A*. Weaver, of Chester, spent last ■ week with his brother. Dr. L. F. Weaver front with a new binder. Wheat will not do to cut till the middle of this place. Nellie Felghner, of Hastings, is spend­ of the month. Clarence Stevens, of Eaton Rapids, Is ing the vacation with her brother, the visiting old friends. Grandfather Scofield to still on the aiek A goodly number of our jM»ple attended, camp at Eaton Rapids Rapids last week. ' Hat te L WHOLE NO. 1727. Old ami Young Soldier. Young Soldier la tall O. K-. but we wonder where Old SolA good program was rendered at the temperance meeting Sunday evening. Woodland kid nine played b«U with the lake Odessa 1st nine in this place Satur­ day, the game resulting in a score of 15 to IB in favor of the kids. Claude Hough was In the pitcher's box and Charley Reis­ er behind the bat. The town line boys and the Setewa'club met here Saturday to play ball. Through some misunderstanding they did not play. C. H. Van Annan was in our town Sat* unlay on legal business. Our people are feeling encouraged about the railroad, We feel confident of raising the required amount soon. ____________ Yocxo Soldier. Children's day at the Hendershott school house wm largely attended, and a nice time was had. H. H. Mershon has a uew cement well. R. R. Haynes has a new twine binder. Mrs. J. 8- Caswell started Thursday for a two weeks vtolt In Osceola county. The Ice cream iwclatjit Harry Hall's was largely attended. Net proceeds 811.30. WALKING ON THE CEIUNG. down along the full length gf i* great and who are known aa celling walam. pcrformam-N being confined almoat entirely full . rtnfiis, their (%tl ro- end difference ae to detail* the principle In- whlch the when starting upon his walk. Underneath O. U. SfCKKlt. B. Fisher has taken pohcmIvu of the de­ pot, and commenced selling tickets Monday. Sidney Cali upends the 4th with friends in Allegan. Mrs. Minnie Hammond, of Hastings, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. J. Brown.. Rom Lelnaar. soli of Jacob Lelnaar, wm accidentally shot by hl» elder brother Fri­ day evening. Hopes are entertained of Bls recovery. Miss Mead spent Monday and Tuesday In Kalamazoo. and ) ct "they live and bare their being,- and George Brown la* been ailing the past are seemingly content. One or two Mexicans Buckwheat aeedllg life begun and from tlMj amount of ground that l» belngftiul in week. A number of the young folks from this place contemplate spending the 4th at The farmers commenced haying Mon­ Camp St. Lewis, while others will go to Cloverdale. day. Geo. Warner's children are recovering from the measles. Woodland will not celebrate tire glorious James Stuart rode out last Sunday for Fourth. the first time in seven months. Jennie Lamb, of Hasting* Is spending a Mr. Youngs i» recovering from a long few days with Woodland friends. siege of sickness. ♦ The masons have finished laying brick; Cora Brooks closed her term of school In on F. F. Hilbert's new bank and the car-' the McCallum district last Wednesday. Brooks A Cook are going to sow turnip pentero are busy completing the wood seed and buckwheat together. Will let all ­ work. Faul A Volte are putting a tin -hero ItchllUtbo know in the future how the crop* turn roof on the building. John Warner expects to go to Flint to Mrs. PhiletM Rogi«ni and Mrs. S. Lyons attend school. Maude and Claude Hough, of Hastings, visited friends in this vicinity the past are spending a few daya with Woodland " Carrie Potter to working at Geo. Nel* friends. School closed on Friday with u picnic. ^Mra. R- (L'Flowera and children visited On Friday morning the pupils assembled st the school house, and al 10:30 formed in £t Cressey’s Corners n few days the past processton and were escorted by the Wood­ * L*D. Brooks and wife Sundayed at P. land liaud to S. Haight's grove, where they rendered an excellent program, after K'E?‘Nelson Is in Martin helping hla which remarks were made by Rev. Garilek and others. The scholars then formed in brother with his haying. ■ ♦ Will Smith’s horse got tired of waiting line, ami marched to the tahie, which was bountifully supplied with everything tint tor him to get Into the buggy, and m> equid tempt the appetite of hungry chil­ made the homeward trip alone. No dam* dren. After dinner several swings were adjusted, and more than 100 children be­ bolls could be ootteeted.-Wtetegan enjoying themselves aa only fun loving j—Uun* mu- tan wm ptayln, children can. Mrs. Chas. MeArtbur to. convalescent. wilh.n’ohrrota’tar *h™ Mrs. Wm. McArthur to sum- better. it M oil inUtalita • dii.r-™- Wtata A. T. Cooper has Iwgun work on Prof. up.ro a M-rta-pwrroM —. th. tall .iitaSmith's bouse. n < w ■>>'<'- hl. I»ta- ta’.i"' ■’"T?"”"; W. C. Downing has purchased Frank Metar. "I rrallfc- UX. »" 'XhM but Asplnall’s blacksmith shop. failed to find the bell. Frank Asplnall liM. purchased W. C. The fanners club met at the residence of Will Elliott <«u Friday afternoon and a Downing's bouse and tot. Will Cramer has pnrehased a lot of W. <°^injou>*> to tlie first farm-r beard nf C. Downing, f We see that tin Woodland editor of the Barryvllls. Rev. C. D. Paxson and family, of Char­ lotte, are visiting old friends here. , Mina Baird and her father are spending a few days in Charlotte. The funeral services for Louie I*athrop, who died last Thursday, were held- at the church Saturday: Iter. C. P. Goodrich as­ sisted by Rev. C. D. Paxson, officiating. �.— Hastings Banner. Hartings. July 4. 1W8. EVERY INFORMATION DAY ABOUT MATTERS. CONSTIPATION, without changing tbe d fat er ditorgsaixUut U>" •ysteni. II they will ouly -I have um-U Simon* Livrr Reculatur for coustipalion. M>.l always with decided brneOt."Bibam Warskr. late ChleWusiloe of Ga. < Male of Michigan. County of Barry.Notice l» berebv <rt»eo that Uy vlrt Tbe diversity of opinion that exists in regard to the cultivation of com can, gentplalned by all who matter. Take the corn; some farmers iry to their crops therefrom; uthera. equally trustworthy, consider It a cheep aud at the same time effective way of cultivating their com. Aa with other questions, so with this one. cireumB'.aucea must bo considered in determining It Experiment* to decide tbe benefits of harrowing corn make It appear luat when tbe crop tins been planted on land not well prepared, har­ rowing is likely to do more damage than benefit, while on soil thoroughly pulver­ ised aud in good condition, the narrow becomes a positive- benefit, especially aa it admits of earlier working of tbe youpg plants than does the cultivator. ehaueh* and real estate of Jehn H. (lay. I did oo tbe ad day of May. A I>. r«*. levy upon an*I take an the rltht Hile and Interest of the wl-i John H. < lay in and to I be fol low Inf describe* I halt of the south east quarter of section fifteen fJ8' town one JlJ north of range seven [71 west. Barn Court* Michigan; also two acre* off tbwent half of tbe Jx>uth east quarter of section IfUwn f 151 town one I IT north of range seven [t] vrest. In Barry Countv Michlnn. more parth-u larty deaertbed as follow* to-ytlr BeftimUng at the south east cornet of tbe west half of tbe r- MO 1—HOOT* W TOK CU1UC PtteMT. In cultivating corn. It ought to be borne in mind that the root* of tho com plant run ucarcr the surface than those of many other plants, and while there are some advocate* left for root pruning, the cffsaid »«l half <4 south east quarter of said great majority disapprove of cutting aud seNinr fifteen, thence south tn th- place of befflnnln* and being tbe same land* attached tearing corn roots Some yewm ago Pro bv tlw mu! Continental Insurance c*«np«ny on feasor Roberts in a lecture delivered be­ the 33d day of Janosry. A. D. IMS. alt of wbleh fore a Now York farmers' dub. explained 1 shall expose tor sale m pnblic anetkin or vvndue. to the b*ghe*i bidder, st the north front tbe effects cf ordinary cultivation by door of tb» Court b*-u*e la nreltr nt Halting*, means of diagrams Ho remarked that it Countr of Bam and Btsie of Michigan that tie- waa coiLmun to begin cultivating at a tog the place of holding tlw circuit court fnr the County of Barrv. on Hrturdar tbe Tib dav distance from tho com plants and to go Of July. A- D. INK. at in o'clock In I be forenoon. nearer aud deeper aa tho stalks were bet Dated at the city of'Hastings this nd day of ter able to withatand the breaking of tbe earth. Fig I shows by the vertical marks the Rv J. w VaofiNsx. Deputy Sheriff. Kung plant uninjured by tho teeth; aud Kx*rrrx A Va«ABM*y g. 2 tbe longer root* cut by tbe opera­ Attorney's tor Continental insurance Comtion. Frohste Court fnr the CWiutv of Barn. made on ’berth dav of. June. A. n 1***. *fx months Bechtel, tote of said county, deceased, and that Mi creditor* nf said deceased arerequlreelnpre. sent their etoims *o said Probate Court, at the Prohate other. In the Citv of Hastings, for exam(nation and allowance, cm or before the «Hi day nf De, ember next, and that ‘neb claims will he ko. 2— Houts or nix corn n~i.\T. the row and cut slud low and extend the distance as the plants increase In growth Tlieae different mode* of cultivation, say* Btate of Michigan. Crmrflv of Ham - s*. At a aewslon of the Probate Court for the Country Gentleman, exhibit the diverse Couutv of Ram. holden si tbe Proton* Office. result* obtained lu cultivating corn, some In tbe cm *4 Hasting*. In said countv. on Thurs­ experimenters finding its frequent per day. the :th dav nf June, in th* rear on* formauce jxjai lively du ‘-H men tai to the thousand eight hundred and elghtr-elght Present. Wm. W. Cole. Jodae of Probate. oreduct, while others obtain a gain of In tbe matter of tbe estate of Susan J. Warner from ten to twenty bushels an aero from MMMM continued working the plants over -------------„until ---------------- ---------------ton topthe thehorse's home's Lack back Ln Innaaalne pawing thn the enlti calU atrunrnt tn wriilnr thl« da, bled with this •vator between the row* Thodetrimimtal iu*j. uvo-vvu uiciv**, i uuucinuitmiai court puroortlng to »>* tbe m*t will and testa­ operation l» performed so as to xut and ment ef «aid «teera«e<1 tnsv b* admitted to urotear the root*, and on heavy soils after soil* beavy rains it tends ---- ’■ •* --------'— lend* to to pack the surface. wnditiuj/ ____ more Dearly reducing It toac__2!"__^ -v re , be reed for the bearing of Mid pell and that the heirs at tow of Mid <i«reasod sembling mortar, changing to crust and ill other persons Interested In said estate. clods aa It become* dry On the other band. * fine, dean, mellow surface, not City of ilMtlur*. tn seM County, and deep enough to hurt tbe roots. Is port lively bcueflcla! Taking all these differ ent influences Into consideration, farmer* mid iwtltloner Klrr'twWlee may easily try the experiment In It* dlf ferent forms for themselvee. tbe only care n*quired b*4ug an accurate measurement pUhlhbrd In the Hs»llnr* Ravxkr. a newna- of the crops Some of the largest yield* of corn on aid day of bear ng. record hare been tboaa to which, in add! F. COU, Judge of Probate. tion to generous manuring of tbe soil '. CCILK. Jiidgc of Probate. in Mid county, on Mon- On rtwdtns and ming.theprtttton. dntv vert»d. of ttothartne Johason. wMow of said de­ eased. praying that an Instrument In wrlUng hto day iled with this court purporting to tie be Isst will and lestametit ot said deeeased >av : r rmMM to probate and the executor* Thereupon It la ordered. I bat Tbur*day. the Kb day of July, A D. i»w. at ten o'clock tn tbefervnoon.be amlmed for the heart nr of mid petition. and that the heir* at law of mid deceaied and all other p*r»'n» Intvn-Hed tUMrt tdtbe reUoner abmildnnt be irrantrd. At further ordered, that «al<l petitioner give i of mid petliteri . and the bearing eatutne a ropy of tl>l< order to be NATIONAL SERIES, JULY & QODa. will these on returning separate and go to their different klvsa, or will they all go to one hire! If they all go to on* hire answered by prominent apiarians in dif­ ferent sections by American Bt« Journal Following are some of the repltoa Mr* L. Harrisou and G. L Tinker answered "Each swarm will return to it* own hire.” A. J Cook said "Sametlmea all wil go into on* hive, but usually they separate for me. Simply take the frames aril shake the bees in front 6f another hive." C. C. Miller said: "They will often unite. When they d<y you cannot sc par* a- them, but you can’ give a share of the mixed bnea to each queen." M Mahin said. "Generally they will go back to their own hives If they do not shake a part of the bees In front of th* hive of tbe big corn rlcldii grown on the ex perimental grounds of The Rural New Yorker received thro* or more appliesHous of M->pefi' corn manure during the season Tbe enltlyation consisted in run ulng a cultivator bet wren tbe row* after every rain and after the application of the fertillur The result waa a crop of 184 bushel* of shelled corn to the acre. For the amateur, the |xjt grown straw berry plant serves well There la do more nsk of losing the plants than in ordinary bedding plants These plants are obtained, explains Prairie Farmer, aa tbe runners grow In summer, by sinking two or three inch pot* In tbe aoi). un a '' ™* d‘a* * bioud poleunhig. c-tUlar lr,ju«,..u .J»• Mr and Mr*. B ta. .Ill £ U.rfr own biro., «d I prt-U»od , 0~*-» ■oaxetlmM tbev will not. If tbev are I "'udh^rerscontod inr^pG— rxv-xxxi. H* . made to fly before they aro ready to break up the duster, and tbe hives they come Jamee Heddon said: "Usually tbe bees will not return to their own hives In per feet order." G. W Damaree answered; They generally iM.f*roteaud return to their homes, but-they sometimes make a g muse of IL You can divide the united swarm and give to each one of tbe queens, but It Is the safest way to leave the queens caged for twenty-four hours, aa the mixed swarms will often 'ball' the queen." G. M Doolittle said. "Frequently both wqys, but with a alitct to spread over th» hive that Is getting the must bees, I have no trouble Ln getting them divided , In each hire about as I desired. 2. You* must not let them all go-to one hive, but sbeuld they get tho .tart of von and do so caged, ana after— they so keep keep 11 11m H** queens out-------w— --------------v.., □ .. ----------- -------- nrou|i girt nettled alp them up as you woulc wheat till you get them as you desire 1 aad Beattie. WaahlnrUiu rvrT *orv differed indtopurtttou. ££M Frank Wright ws* Iwlly honbyatiuM yrar4Nd bull tn Plyutuulh, Sunday. The first orom brood of larvo> or of the elm leaf leaf . iuo urai oi uu-va> berth apuears In June. Timely applies I tioRa of Pari* green or London pnrple tn i wfiter sprayed over and among the foliage af th.» t rw.a urfll . Nothing in Hill's I,»*t'* ••' ••ugh rtrjp can hurt thr younp-»t chiM. Nucnm uol 'pay, W. H. Good).-ar. i - ----------- T.T£VZZ _*-<>. u, favor, mul thto to shown typeaod symuoL W ben w» remember tb d^ significance of each command as ei iJlina! bv the Lord Jc*u« in Hl* airinau a tbe mount, and that . ., . . - --- .-------“nd ** ul‘ al Brtbel andat Dau tl Kings xii, Bfi. a peg or stunt-, a single,runner over each pot Tbe root* strike into this, and as I Tba cultivator Illustrated in the acnom aoan as the plant ha* become well eetab 1 ®Ing cut was recently described in Wshed. the rdnncr la cut off. the pot* is Farmer by tbe maker of It. who lifted and placed by thcmre.iree. where I A new Ma»wd> t.-mplr lL®Vr pi be built at LudhigU-u Ask ft>K< dili'-. pill* and lake nu -41>rt. •Jkcli £|ir 4V<hk»l)'-dr. Barry cwtintt ntitncr*. .tn- jnHiaKl^**-— --- >1* rfciHftjft frfrtw!.’ 'TV. YI. <HHMljmr. Went Branch, with t w inhabitanto four mlllibrn shires. if you haw dyepr|»ta r imfigretke, call and get a fwttlr of Hilfs sartaWrtl|. W. H. Gaaly ear A WEDDING IN THE fL-mly believed th IF8 though not an at tracti snee It la fine in qu ■eys "Plant of strong Zi T n« i od pro.ific. I flud It requires but one thing ILL-, beyond ' ' keeping tiio grotitid free from r™» u,; Insure sqccms. to wit. a liberal supply of fertilisers, with thia It will succeed on all aoila and without it will fall on Any TIkuurth iuu».i be rich and haavUy fertilixcxl also to have it du ite best ’ The amateur ' will find oo dliBculty Id supplying tlds *’ b“de blarkamlth will make it nJ,t of about fifty cents Th« dotted line, indicate where to btmd to u,. e>w „ pw not be turned square ant rather gradually prodnclni corner, so that while workli Wite 8180 a ns lira Fortunately I »uk. b< r mr» *«! tamotaUori* could with tbe o;«i band effect twuduecd Uuig eomewhal'like tbecry cf an Indian lavs bad a .pieod it wai appropria explained Ifaala b d*d with golden >tar», which jortly n-reM vacancy and to t>- anything but w.uiuoot tbe soul. Arab etiquette prti. -.uvl m» from Airram far. He uf toia* harty fals fmaied land at ralaUVM, while the mar- Wd thinking much lixigoi to ere. tbu celebrated araba* Imagine about forty Arata, " reprrtdy •mantially tmecul *V*J y« ~ a* by flm <j Cur. HL U-1A) “V ** do, and to do quickly if not alrwsdv ckwwv I. t,, _ .j u, vrirm, «t»o be«in for us <11 Cor. v. W), ami so tot Him '‘T* ln “• H*** Ho may do tbe wmka. fw "batever He dore will mrely «nduro Uw firr ** rewarded. ”•*<■ u-|.*< to rxcuw himself and «,u<' *** E«*llt of ifa sin ulwa tbo people ■ ug diaciiarged. a long »wnid, .farw.irwwd t- -rai > tb.-u plebeian antoewh-nta K.-'.kwr, can tho ___ ... . newo“ j*rf<wnjs sotno niorr Januj feat than any of his cooiraifaw, U’U finally, amid a whirlwind <rf dust, b*ww« and men. imlf r»sd *uu «citemeut, stop by degrees from fh-.»b«r vk- ^atxUdid s^- lG«.ilil2.) °U'"to*,.id tbeir method wer him, end mwSJ . P—ml himmlf off aa who looked approvingh .•>: uw a» I *|u*n*i down cross legged au*l feiL«wei the <Jtars utearing, strip by strip, the nastt to1® °* steaming anima) Ai a t<oc>rc t«*a*.-b* s>J’ bust crammed Ins band dowr tbe, snuaaf* throat, tearing out tb*,toagwni>*l it with ma After *ms!r* <h*b«. hiW We flnuW to prewxw r. e^wui’ -i? "AUmwuu—— nsfitt in HarperV Magaro-- fV;. merkahly healthy DESERT. I b^l tb*. gisid f<rtum to m. . grsnd Arte wedding Tbs cart Lad jtonrwd tbe as.riagw of hta daughter to a sbeik frankly om SENT Where Are You Going? which fonUsh p< whirt celymopp* jacket* of every hue and texture inmginabw; Ixrw b'ooainr- of velvet end pW. with tas­ sels and embroidery everywhere. the b«vtoc< their Jong red leather UvXa deckel with tbe Arab spur. five incbea long, which b really ouly an ornament; flashing nraw,* kogfise. oowa, sheep or other animals graxlng about them ar of children playing there, the greatest caution should be observed in using araenitea A correnjxindent hi New York Tribune ■ iy»: "The best of all ways to keep crown HE oulllii* com Is tn sow i-.-j —------------ —vvuini up । Ono quart to the acre will be enough untU I it to gone., then sow more Some soak : core, but I never do. Tbe erow. will pick up cutworms enough to pay for the corn , and the labor of sowing 1 have seen aods ' that would weigh a pound or more that , bsitmL brewn eyv According to-it* 'nr* illrrrtory, Sauli Ste Marie han 10,888 people. Ray. madam, mid a them." R. L Taylor said: "If tbe swarms unite in the air tbev will eluster together or re turn to one hive If the swarms unite you cannot give each queen her own bees, but you ran give each ladf of the united swarms, which la juit aa well If swarms propbet like unto Moms. »bo >ux only in Hi* Ktnckland family, who objected to be known cluster together place each queen in a separate basket and shake into each baa ket the proper share of tbe bees If they offer to return to one hive when that hire tbe law tor «r*ry ono that belwvetb" might be rtJc to dwtinguiab the wwk at one 1---bee*, - ..I.Vk. — « x, 41 4), «'vl over has It*I*. hhare ofO. the quickly remove audImwomm because He warhvarti bv«chtzi to make It, substitute tbe other hive aud attract intarenalua. He to able to save to tbe tbe rest of tbe be«« to It by placing tbe utmost uuargm "wermonT) them that come queen at the entrance But clrcumatanne unto God by Him ;Hab. vU, rj5». , who could identify (be origin of each cruM und experience murt often dictate the1 IV. “Mum east tlx* taM<« out of hi* baud* course to be pursued-” and l*rnke tl>«n beneath th<- mount" Thus Tlw editor of The Journal said: -The be >!«««» iu ►juibol what the |»opl«' bad done bees may separate and return them to ; and ware doing literally. aud ybc they ■armed their respective* hives, but -quite often , perfect!) happy notwithrtondlug the broken they will go to one of the hives If they i law of Got How dn <lue» idind tbe ryes, jur’a batwa, tbey'r* tbe laird at ----- k batww. all g* together, give the surplus bee* to 1 and stop the .-ora. aud Uanh-u th* b,*art We and yea's tbe laird o wiaker coluuiee. carefully raging the see oe r>ery u.le of u* trtay tb<-fiiw>of G<rt Inttittre! might th us tell queen before doing so " euuUnunlly broken, and yet the people iretn • --------------larfertlv happy, and tvcause atmteuee jI Growing l.blwjr. ogainut iu. evil work I* uot • x*cuted spnrtily, 12.. First get tbe land In good order for tho therefore tlw Iwort of the axis ot men to <crop rqp tA mellow, sandy loam, well ,„„„ man fully in them to do evil" (Reel rill, urwl. la to the best of all ured. Fqr field culture I. 1L1 Hi But "Our Go! shall come, and shall unt ---------• * with — ’i *krep silence. ■ fire shall devour tiefare Him, |; tnmsplant *in row*‘ three feet epart, pint* about two feet auut In the rows ! kud it shall be very tem;wstuou* round about Pj® 1'-----.' For ~ earl -rtrly cabbage rich ground, early , Him. Nor - ■ , transr ’ ransnlantiug and early varieties are re . tort He tea quL-1. [uired For winter u*« the fist vzuvcu Dutch . to dehvvr.’ <Fk L 8. tt> and drumhead varieties aro favorites, ._L41--------...v.ito..aud —J » "Tba tnav Ixi set out rt>mt I-'. | In reres 8 may bo about tim the lat tot of July Uratad church dignitaries from tier own point. Clean is neevsaary and the । calf which ■ *-*' __ cultivation . ...._____ ___ , . ravage* of insects must bo prevented ; For tbe'latter sprinkling with black ~~for the latter pep. Mom* burnt It, ground it to -* --*■ — and lime —- *have — •• been , ( per. — soot. ashes all । __ used and recommended. At present j ... , _______ ' pyrethrum pyrethrum Insect Insect powder. If freah and ——•—•<— to bo the moat rail- W. would tuppoae that after the judgment genuine. Is •believed abb, and may be mixed with ten parts of flour, and Is blown or dusted on tho tbe plant Is the'plant la ready to be rtransplanted into | y®“»the bed It is ready to go on growing at once, and give a good crop tho following •pO ADVKRT1SK1U1.- Ix»e»t Kites for *4 summer I vrrftMnr tn i.ronrood i**w»n<ir-T* sent free., Every oue who ba* a garden should A44re«*GK?> p. KOWHH, A CT> , I* Mproer I grow a few strawberries When fresh from tbe plant they are quite a different article from tbe very b**t that can bo ob talnod tn the market Th* beat way for a small garden I* to make a new plant* tiou for fifty or a hundred plants every »• tbe rrelfK- af the Rrvotevt wneetut year, aud dig up an equal number of old A OOUU OAJUIKX CCLT1VATOR. one*, after gatliertng f n_ *_ I He aays concernirg It "I gqt th ginning al one end of th rCZ-------- tlvator up for cultivating- onions, but be used for a number'of For ama- hav* extended Its one to everything raised •*.<*•* A WIFI Agent. Northern tw-.ft, fu’7.^- a pasture lot nor around tho dwelling Probate Order. In tbe siatter cf the estate of Xmblee D. John- THE REVELA TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS. LS86ON U, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ PRACTICAL A Simple but Effective Vegetable Compound. TBE THE GOLDEN CALF. FAM A5B GA1DEN. » "Who» ot I^ivi Mm. <’. A. J<.hnM.n. of Teh .1" MW symptom of heart tfinra.-'. • ''rV . breath, could not Ito «n toft •••**• * . pain* In chert. rte.. yr< after up to die. wa* cured h> Dr­ cun*. Sold by W. H. (iisrtjrar. The Cartriirbt Iron work- ' >' vllK <>.. failed Tuesday- It was quite surprise ' numerous reports oi refnrtk " .j., h* iMirvuus iltotjB** cured, jourh ’ Ot*. amniis prostration, twat: * ' Rf. Vltna danre. Insanity. »' •'* l '‘ ' IInsts« «'»' tol ml m.sw«, l«<*n »'* tL SMIA 2 inch bard wi-xL__ _ _ _ rim 1 Inches «ide' A bole I inch in di i*rt physical <rti»jrWurk. " Un* drug*!*!, will givr •*«.' fliia wemderfu) remedy. It taiii'. no opium or tnorphlr.'- ^ofte �WHEN US* SIHCS—A PASTORAL. watch and wait. .ac MUior, "bl-n’ u» « ---- ... ~ uarssg2atg.?!».y -Roton Xlcoa ------- _ the “slouch.- biritut M reply. .__ . T" T, *—“■ *’U little army nt white 1»AMr w Ud. M u» ipproacn of t lie stranger. Ufa‘’n tbe tow V^oll, so much the better for me. ..r . • nut — •‘Wifi! .1“?. s—■ tv bwrt ^Kun> on that I’ll ^*1 v« ■ ■mfrihi* loro** gokMitato; oreten.!*.! . ucceive.l, but *ho pretended to be, and with another exert ainMd, T Aim hXr7^?°r‘talatta« 2111 unde- •urablo citixen tto That Tired Feeling of tbe claim. ‘ Ho won't half bitterly. . * *k*“h -Uhoul erapur 1. ** “* anybody else!" The *Fift falling twilight had filled with darknew tlw little room that tho half Ir.rtu. jnauiK-r« a*ke. and py„ a pr,*; Btart low nx«n replio.1 fh„ nioan was rape. I'“r “»»»»• complain: known a* -ttai tired feeling," l* tbe result. This feeling can !>e entire!'oyereomo by taking Hood’s SorxaparHU sleep soundly; could get up without that Lr±auf-uT‘*d ““,uy ”'«*«“• unpnn cd. B. A. SayroiD, Kent, Ohio. Sfrenffthen the Sustem J. Adalrjlta Gerald. WIITS ECONOMY. £ «-d taek. .&> by feminine cow.it>. n^i -C. f . ’-M jttt' “»ww dwnsuwu !ma aal Mto. o&AW*rt j Minnie i.t small magnitude in tbe •l.tlrg. Alexander Blossom . -in bad been married for i.. unlike Alexander and .•were never happy except : together, and wh»® tber x.*t unhappy for amomrnt. 51XU3' sissy* haifrd. । •1 iwrtaiu iw-nagewny und iuk him where htt ••. under th'**e ulrcum" |.» bike a idi'b-rmine nuiuifv*tittioiDS • -ilfehnw*, ami • genial houw*that di^qgr was proelatnulioa . !v|iitnip. Her with fullness as :i more lu ipuftte. il about Alexanl Alexander nt rvreired MOO n i »rn. However, be uno mystcriou* way Blossom* bad to <-nn>c homo from bls g in * nn-1 sweet, and ir Tte latter ruto**! , v :«sl place lu which sto [t'Lltn errand the neck, . • -ve-i were, put a rapturb!< -ttikl s hair niu^taebe, ! . j -i think'" u«l>ond im|Janted a rat< re Mmme w-juM nrarticte had she :sd licit to <bdn t iliik. Minnie tbeu ‘ - -me iddmawd to ..,-lding . ard*. that cording to immemorial ,^,-w “ I'nw* ,rat she said it was a -> «*n>ng a bank. 22d\j2^ of a towvv < J alrettlly mode quite a<Ming^T^iS^.b.1rrLW“ ,1,*r”u“ h*"* *•>> •sot, and Alexander had been complacentIr informed that a drew suit wouldItoproridM •I.a-! Artb.tr Lemon -'"I M—iu-ntia.ly hade her d-pundrnt husband to "eonw up and g« ready ■ ne Wrtlt Tb„ buMtUe was brought out fnr him to open. It w** a ntgtifer taft>r*s box bueb was Minnie’s raft- o - —T. —....... w. —.... .. xurkiaiior Minnie, of course, bad obtained the naino of tor father and sew nd it on with ber own fair hi mis. Afec, with o full heart, donne.! the suit and Moral before tbe mirror. He tart two raretul. c-omp'ebeufeve glancra at the trim reflection, dn*;x-d Minnie to tbe new coat and exelauncd in many rapture*. "You dar­ ling! It's—it's the regular tiung!" • Areyouantufledr’ rnked tho wife, wish­ ing him to commit himself t-eyoud retrac­ tion toforo she divulged the low origt. of tbe suit “Of courser cried Alee warmly, whblrig bo were n woman, so that bo could gush a little. “SatisfhsiJ Why, it s one Acker­ man's best - tint’s what It la See the way it fits. I could tell that wns Ackerman n mile off." K When he had raved for ten minutM Minnie do know something.* ’ . Mr. BluMom lookrsl nt th* coat more Crit­ ically, trying to detect a blemish, but ho couldn’t. • “Are you still wtisfiedf asked Mrauie. He had to admit that to was. “Now, how much do you suppo«e it cortf Mr. Blosoom couldn’t telL "Now, a tail- *X“r “u,ric l Mr’ **W’y I IfecavjM it tout become neewvrev... purge Coyote eny uv umlesIraLto^^X^ Ikw who retarded instead uv prom^to? |wti^M>nty, and whose proence iusv-nd uv at­ tracting Immigration, rapdfed itt” t «2iZ2"«i*8UUl,p ,,f cHnw’ ^ph>»*d*ucb.uiamary eviction* wore for per son* engug..,! m nefarioa* practices.” ’ So they'air, an' ’----W5‘i lx'4 liw c,lf'jr«^«nigratiun ,t?R£he“ ,h“ ***’u rUb “ut^' « ‘ BcrauM- thar’* imta.ly el*, that need* ruunin’ out." ' ‘ Uiat tbw a™ Wt *"■era! pvnotw upon whom various crimes hav<provro. a. w»U lhat :ber. nry rnalnin^ a utunlvr uf tatoomsta,pro”-___ He stoppedI suddenly, a* if checked by th- prea| bk7 °f Plen* Fac*ha,r’ prof'wstonal guin- Afexa: ■!<-.- iboufe hi* hen d. “BattbecIubm-vteMrlyln the orsoing," ianuu.ll’muu.- Couldn’t you get one that •lclj__.... 1 ... । ____ ______ , ----- -- - -aopuueu. nu soul tio trusted *affid nut speak m eornert. T*r'~ ”7“'* ^IffiuieIn despair, “what can .' w” *;«*t hike Loenlors, and you U a Ixx* agent I wito somebody •xuduav,- uisnme tutney." ' “8uil<, I,” murmured Alee with fwling. I know « Lut,” cried Mrante, with sudden •id u afterward*. Ehf What do you think of thati" - * Minni.-., firing from tears to smiles, fadtti;ly thought Alexander more adorable than ever, and that evening at the play, •^u«“ it w- . >~T t*«*i “W1T. <Mr mnintniraal the higbsst *plriu. But better than all, when tbe tory was related to Minitie'* father, la—knowing bow to *lri*o tbe right char. 1-umiwdtately prownt*! ber with u largo check ns a guarantee that ber first charming futile effort* at economy ««rv properl v appreciated- -Hartford Tium* Tho beauties of the prairie landscape were aaMUo.1. u bte UUE mil. Uur »U. bJUjd wb^boru by fire of its matted coverfet at brown, the rarth wo* grown with the «wift Kcinging aucond crop. Ou each gn»n oaaui too htelora h-U high cwnlva! “J1 «U<*‘ 'Uk yi>ur fttUwr for “ooey.” ■ **":tiiiteu<l to.” 1 ’ to think toe x ««* Itakm«.ro willful on this r) ^fel to li.L mm-u rolieval, ~jy*r''.'Umnaxl that toe was not ‘.Ur to this wa* l Mailer bad m> more to say. "“nextday Mumie, tn purauaf tost by stealth to tho ato rr®*3 of WurwMbarw auj Jhmi Lw,uU~~1 >» 1L But ^.coo,ln8 draught from tbe well near, at K-wd huanwly: ° ‘■Thank ye, pordner. Oit! Smallpox!" Out info Dm dnrkneas tbo “slouch" fled os if puntuojl by a dvraun. When bo pauiftl ho wax almost totho wire fence that surrounded the claim. He took off his battered hat and looked up at th® Etars, twinkling into sight, one after another. The deadly danger of tho plague wa* only oat more link to his chain of misfortune*. PerhajM If ho fled he could escapo it The man in the eabln, if felt alone, would die of neglect, if not of the plague. A “slouch" could help him to battle with death just as well as tho mist fortunate and influential eitiz n uf Coyote City. Tho sufferer in the nhatrty lusd no claim on him. but----Then he replaced the bottereil hat, and, tuniing al*>ut in tho darkr.nw, stnxli'.towanl the open door, from which camo a long, gleaming shaft of light from the'rai>dle> bo bad lit i’rrecntly the door was tout, and the "douch" and the sufferer were aloue with the plague. It wm juit such another tiny a, tho one upon which, two week* before too • slouch" Ii’ft Coyote City, that a gaunt, |*alc man, weary, with his long tramp from the i»oUud claim near tho louc raoun 1, *t*q,p»d ju»^ be­ yond tbe wxl of tho ano street < >f Coyote and tojuted bonraely to a ladr “Tell tho big gun in the town to coino yarn Tbe Ind very properly sought CoL Benderson as tho individual most worthy’ of tho title of “big gun." That gentleman ro*o from a tabla in tbe Jumbo saloon, and Pierre Faiuhaw and Arthur Lemon followed him. "Halt, ihar!" cried the stranger, when they liad gotten within a hundred yards of him. New* file* fa*- in a border settlement, and quite a w|uad of curious one* strolled up and joined the colonel and his friemis. The colonel did not heel thb command, hut continued to advaix-e. “Hull, tbarf repeated the stranger. '“Smallpox! You’ll halt now, I reckon!” be added, grimly. • . Not only did CoL Benderson halt, but he turned so quickly that b» nearly fell ou his face, ami started to hurry away. .b.A"41 l’rof”d"tUil gambler*,' remarked tba. gentleman pleasantly, completing the sentence. ’TH lell you, niy ,ltwr fdJ wh w« are not run mt. Lu: are left to do our swret Will*. Whll* a more harmleft person, :’°c?e *" ’*to5 trtfltng.’ orthk-ra, a ‘aiuueh, was given jwo boura in which to make himself scarce. Tbe reason U to bo found lu tbu ancient mtagn that ‘might makes right That luakus us not offender^ but influential citisanV “But, good Hwrens,” explotad Col. Bend-rson, “your eastern blow air almost rtartUn’, Lemon! Might ns well talk uv runnin' m-> out os to sjwak of. those yens genu bein'"-----“And CoL Bendersou eouM not be remlily ►jrtFed, interrupted Fierce Fuuhaw'.* cuol voire. “The colonel is a boomer of tho llret magnitwle, and tallaiwom and Coyote Uitv1* prosperity from morning till night." ’ Col. Bendcnwin k-aned back in his choir and expaiule.1 his chest, like a man-well aware of his »wn merit. ’ ’Thanks, Fierce, a thoumnd thanks. You Jo me mighty proud. Jim"—to a waiter— A huge revolver glmm«l in tbe band of ‘"tho bc»t in the liouae for my friends an' tlx* stranger, au-1 too colonel stopjwxL "What dore till* mean, sirr lie demanded, self.” It Mr: Arthur Letoon, tbu “tenderfoot," ’ rather faintly. “Who arc youV . “Name's Ikq Master*," tho stranger shouted dettfted any sarciism in Fanshaw's laudation | of CoL ik-n-tareou, ho held his panes?. Nor in reply. “Know William HatfieldF “Never brervd uv himF CoL Bcndenon did to mak<- any comment wheta Ranshaw's answered positively. . soft voice raid, almost cooingly: “Hatfield wa* tbu ‘slooch’s* name," said Pierro Fanshaw. "Never knofeed It Wall”—to tbe stronger —“what uv himr ■ “Tailor!” cried Minnie. "You mean rob­ ber. f counteil ou just 8 to. and out of that I have this suit, which you »«y you like, and thu tires* of mine. You would have paid (75 for tho suit alone. To-morrow I shall g.> and pay up, and I worn you tlia: every rent/ •1» atxl .uq tured bravely Ihavufeft out of the MU I shall *|»nd-*rf> ’hat tbe i candy, every single miL" For Minmo had ■’X.’ jpiu the Warrensburg the woman'* k>vo of extravagance after all. i Sbifiie. “and I have been So this wax Sirs. BlaMoni's triumph. Not thlpkln, : tin- afternoon."' 80 she a gentleman at the club was letter dressed than her husband. thinking . ..it dr.-— < she could wear. “Isn’t They ware both in raptunn Alexander itni'.s: ! "Now, say'Ivo can go." especially, when ha had convinced himself “That's a fact,'* agreed CoL Bendenon. •an go,’ that his suit did nut proclaim to tbu world “Thera was nothing uv tbe gcntlvnan nl»>ut the disgraceful truth ttiat it bad iwen con1dm. Ho possessed so little reflnrowat Hint, euMitmhy n.x<-jline. Women, on tbu coo-, txary, ai*3;. . . ^u by rufusing, and ofterThe next overling, when Mr. Blossom came WMd*tl>» ibtraw.-lre* to I*-argued iutoony- Lame and instituted tho search for Minnie, only declined, but mi-led insult to tbe refusal by saying that he not only did not drink, but Uutrg wliate-u'r. wished every drop of tho accursed stuff was Immsbod from toe land. Thera's his very Kont-tu. room and crying. worda Not only refused to enjoy himself, "tTbafs tho matterr asked Alexaxxlur. crarsjo] the r.-u ltbig idea that Hie faahion- She did not reply ut firat, but still kept ber l>ut wanted too pcnmrisl ilbertiiwuv the millsbfe Ab-wid-r Lad notldug in drew more head from him, but when sbt* hod town fornul than cutaways or Prince Albert*. wrought up to tbe proper state of sympathy Tte enluuel paused, lost in the nirorti con­ How. *!i. n, had he bean married! Thu ex- and alarm sl»u cried a little more bitterly templation of the se^ihueos of tho "slouch." plaa*:- >3 thr »> light cn a very dark paa- than before, and quite UDCOtMciously rajsixad "No instinct* of a gentleman about hint," agn ;u Mr. EiiHMxn's l:te—his drew* suit tad her grasp on a piece of crumpled pajxsr. Al­ ho continued, presently. "All slouch." exander divined that this dingy scrap wa* “But why was bo called tbe ‘slouchT ques­ thesoureo of.tbe trouble, and picked It up. tioned Arthur Lemoix “I liardly understand It contnimxl atrocious writtug executed In red ink, rnui looked like too work of a dyna­ “Ono at tbe mast potent respect bringnrs is "Taaf. ! Minnie, delighted; ’Tro miter. But it wn* notsotrief. It began: succces," *aJ‘* Fierce Fanshaw. “and many a leen fl-ur man an th*’ border i.< stigmatised as a slouch Herrs!...-. Suite,” and after eighteea or twenty linos of simply liecuuw to is unfortunate. And lie 1 ' th 11 ,heet of legal cap trimming*, iiulnga, buttons, extra cloth, i- rul looking figures. “Sow, rnnking, etc., culminated i:> "totlo Under this "totlu” Minnie teal written ui trembling figure* what she owed tho tailor, fragment of an orchixtra, with a great burst 833, w:<l then she had rnrtdo a "totlo" of Ker of triumphant sound, ..vertook and captured own. The draft sudtoa J cost ber <71 tho rlusivo tune. In tbe meanwhile the shuffling footstep* of “You bote me,” fsho sobbod; “you'll think the “slouch" were wkieuing the distance, be­ •Wetbe o-onomical for two ’ Alexander wa* not distinguished for akecSi tween himself ami unappreciative Coyote n»ntb. >. hid Mlunte. “There it U, insight into human-nature, tait with so beau­ City. Bitterness rankled in hi* heart, and tiful and appealing u creature a* Minnie in a* he strode along his life rose up, a mental TbeindwputabJedfxumait ran thus: tears who would not know the proper chord? panorama, before him. Ho recalled the day* -Grocer, Jaai.. JIJ; butebw, flS; cool, ... I .. . __.. /.,!I nf hi,,), ho “Simpleton!" ho Cried: and distrusting tbe Wl WyHung elw, fill; altogrther, tTS-tfH- power of word* alone he soiled ber by tbe oct nf fbj; huim iai-say J30; two months, —r-—.• — -­ "tau jimp," and gleefully whisked her too ai umuuv w. about the room, “to you wont n compliment were to be bail for the grasping. Bui for­ lb*3*' ®ilte doesn't coot more than on your flimucieringi You shall bare it. tune had not a.nw to him; all his many wit. does is f' she asluxl, confidently. cherished Dians and plot* hail turned out You have got a thing worth >75 for •" replied the gloomy Alexander. j3 by simply turning over your some­ “Hani|>b: ’ tned Minnie. “Can’t you man- what dimpled hand. Simpleton, forsooth; _ ___ VI .... -r.l-.. mo f > the a mysterious fetter “Waterr °f lbo rocw,t •nmmng out" w^t wU*Lta*'i“r. 2. 0 nxmths ‘ho would create a wuxKferfhlnbvel. os Udies so easily do-in othnr novefe-but that she wonhi ____ .iJ . .. .. wusodoobu) W-e hl* nuftculmo J^judto-, swept aw.y. Thijniportant night having rtlfed into Wir ronthnrg. Minnie came dancing down ttalrs lu "something” tho gifted drewunakcr “h*d A match, hurriedly lighted, revmfed the only occupant of tbe “shack," a gaunt, feebly tottU!K man, who. rtretciu-d on tho rude Ixd, aremol hardly conscious of the intruder’* preeenre. “What’s the matter, ponlnerr the “slooch” «kod, kindly. The oto.«r, who w-emod to be conscious oul v in a glimmering fashion, strove feebly to answer, and as the "slouch" bent close to him them caino tho one word: dead, that's*oil. Don't reckon any ur you'U qnaUUcs. Tlie result Isn'medleitte of unusoal strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown. Send for br«j|. ci'utalulug additional evidence, r --ices t;.ySbl^1,r.asiuirpeS*nwaa “Ho.«l's Sarsaparilla beat* all other*, sad 1 J? weight In gold.'* I. BAiuujroTOir, 1® Bank Street, New York Qty. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all draggfsu. |t; six for gs. Msda only by C. L HOOD ft CO., Lowell. Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. CURES PILES, — *” RHEUM, W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CEMTLEMCM. strLsb and durable and having no t*ek» < W. L D-mvf., lu Sb^wsrr^teT w. L. DOUGLAS »i SHOE, the original and. nly hand jewed weft »« shoe, which equals astom-mada ahoMBortine from M to *9. SHOE Is unexcelled DOUGLAS 1*9 ----JSLVE? JStf All the above goods are made in Congress. WOUNDS. A WOOUET, AOKMT. ■ | 'Hastings. GRAND RAPIOS HERO. Of^CTS. C>*w/ ' • Rcumo'-C onuoo (TOM* PoftlVIVC Gv Holstein frmesianS ESTABLISHED, 1876. Spring Medicine eery. In tbe state of Michigan.made and dated on the i‘U> day ot May. A. D. 1“**. Is a certain cause therein pending, wherein C. Auttnian ft Co., an Inc orporated company under the general laws of tlie stale of Ohio, are cumplalmuiUi.and Homer L. Blair aud Charlee H. Brady are de­ fendants. Notice I* hereby given that I shall sell St public auction to the highest bldder.oo Friday the 20tb day ot July, 4. D. IMS. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at the north trout door ot the court house in the City oF Hasting*. County of Barry and State ot Michigan, said court house being the place for holding the circuit court for said Itounry Ot Barry, all the following described property, to-wit: Ail that certain piece or parcel ot land lying, tolng and situate In the County ot Barry and State of Michigan, known and described ns fol­ lows, to-wit: village lot DtuutwT eight. IL B. Gregg's addition to the village of Nashville, Har­ ry County, Michigan, according to tbe recorded plat thereof. Dated Hartings. Mich., June Sth, IMS. ALONZO E. KENAHTON, Clepult Court CommlMloner, Itarry County. Mlcb. KNApI’EN ft VaxAHMAN. Solicitors tor Complainant. In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of the circuit court for the County of Barry. In Chancause thereto pending, wherein Cyrus Sperry I* complainant.and Walter Keagleaiid Flora henKie are defendants. Notice isThereby given that I shall sell al public auction to tbe highest bid About 100 head nf both s*ves and all agra, 1 ring prionq BULLS READY FOR CTltt,. Minnesota Leads the World With ber stock, dairy and grain products, JLOOO,OOO acres dne timberttermini and postal suent ot tbe money secured in the i!>th day of December, la tbe year IN>I.exe­ cuted bv Natluui X Adams and Helen M. Adams hl* wife, of the township of Hope. Barry county. Michiana, to Kbenczer I'etiuoeK. ot the •dty ot Heatings, which said mortgage wm re­ corded In the office of th- register of deeds of the county nf Barry, in Uber U of usortgagei ou Id tiiortjage baa been duly (rout door of U>o Court house In the City of Hxsttnn. County of Barry and State of JdfehlK. said court bouse being th- place lor holding Circuit Court for said County of Barry, all the following described property, to-wlt; The east half of the south west quarter of sec­ tion seyenteeo tn town three north rance seven west, also the east half of toe west half of the north west quarter of section twenty in town three north range seven west. Dated. Hostings, Mleb.. June W. A. D . 18M. I Auu.xao B. KjtXASTOM. Circuit Court ComtnlMloner. , Barry County, Mlcb. eorded In tbe offiro of the reutiter of deeds Of tte County at Barryl on the f»th dav of January In the year IML aid I o'clock a- tn.. In fiber 18 o< niorig*K<w on pagew and the same Is now owned by him. , . Anil IttorriiH tto umnnnt t,, tw. Ah* the sum of four h twenty cents of it now remalblDg secured by said n*ortany part thereof whereby the power of l.ibi.J In mH I, K-n-.. ‘slouch' died a hero I" added, as Lu cloeud the radial “Hold fur too ttloiM-h' wa'n't a failure* bu 'complUlxol what ho set oul Tho colonel, usually ready tongued, was case they feel insulted when I say thit ever' tnon connected with tte runuln' out |r Will­ iam Hatfield is a liar an' a hoM thief f These epithet* may not have been appro­ priate to th,, .xx-iuion, but they wore of tbe kind that on thu border are regarded as the deadliest insult*. fouixi thar or tharaliout*, cuao anybody want* to take this yar matter upl” And turning bo strode across the prairie. Tho crowd that soon gathered in tlx> J umbo «al(x>n wa* iaw» uoUy than usual; they wanted to boar what CoL Bandcrson would say, but talk. die for anybody but myself.’ JKT, ATUlur AkWAiuu, . •'And with which U will doubtless eurprias you to leant that I am passably familiar," toterrupted Pferoo Fan*haw. “ 'And greater k>vc bath no man than this, that a man lay down his lifo for hl* friend*.’ "-Frank Les­ lie’s Pictorial- Magistrate—Thirty day*, Uncle Rostu*. It’s disgraceful that on old man like you should gri druukI What would you think if you were to sue mo reeling along tbe street under th** influence of liquor I Uncle R»tu*—I would think, yo' Honah. tyof Barry bolden at the Probate Office lulheclty of HssUiut* In said county on Friday, toe Slud day of Jtme. In the year one thousand eight hundred and elgbty-elght. Present. Wm. W.Colo. Judge of Probate. In the matter of toe estate ot Charles Hipp, df'-asm. On readlitg and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied. of JoaenhlBe Hipp, widow of said deceased, praying that administration of said estate inay be granted to Josephine Hipp, or some other suitable person. Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, the l»th day of July, A. D. IMA at ten o’clock in tbe forenoon, be assigned for the hearing ot said petition, and' that the heirs al law of said deeeaacd and all other person* interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, thro to be boldmat tbe Probate Office. In the city of Hastings In said county an$l show cause, If any there be. why the prayer of the peti­ tioner should not be granted. And It t* furtlwr ordered that said petitioner give notice to the person* Interested tn laid es­ tate. ot the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereat by causing a copy of this order to to publHbed In the Hasangs Haxnkr a news­ paper printed aud circulated In saM County of Barry once tn each week for three successive weeks previous to said dav ot toarlnp. Mu- oe me prctnisosmerriu uewriuea. at pub­ lic auction t<> tbo histoe*! bidder, at the front (Ml ot u>- north "sai* lie same more’or leas. Dated tbe twenty-third day of May, ISM. Gruiitor OonoRN. Anlgi Defuult Um been luAde lu the coodtitoii> ot a certain mortgage made by Perry «. Either and EBa Fisher. Ills wife,to Praocl* Holden, dated April thirteenth A. I).. In75. sod recorded In htaie of MtehHpui. eouuty of Barry.—ss. At a wMlon of thr Probate Court foe the County of lurry, hidden at the Probate l>nr« in thr City of IIsMtliori. In said county, on tteturday, the 23rd dayol June. In the year ChOMaad elrid hundred utiil cignty-clght. FreseaL Wm. W. Cole. Judge ot 1‘robatn., In tbe matter of the estate at Cel Unyfnrd. deceased. Ix/yal E. KHappen, administrator of said estate, praying that his said areount may be allowed as hl* final account, and thr decreed distribution and aedgninant duly made and to be dl»cli*r»«l from his said trust. Thereupon It Is ordered, that ttaturday, tba aist day of July. A. D. 1M8. at ten o’cloek in the foreoooa, Im assigned for tbo tearing of said pnttUon, and that tte heir* af law of sold deceased and all otberipereon* Interested in said estate, are required tb appear at a joftioo of said court, then re te teiJfaiit tte Frotete ."2#% “f. published in tbe Hasting* RirxxR. a nowya. M«ng lii-r the Lulida1 Mid John City of llasiini*. Barry Ceuatv. MlctUcan, (that beinx the plat** where tbe circuit court tar Bar­ ry ts nolilas). tbo promises .-Mcounty (....r ar —— »*-■-■-*described in u weeks' previous to said day of hearing. . W w. w < LOW TOURIST RATES. The junior beg» » “ “5s0 , , asserted ttanlu to nuinerou* kiud neighbors aswrwu __ vnuna man E . dSb o< b«“> ‘‘“T’PL! tall tabd ot . drucru, ru»W»J ■» ».■“* "< Wedumday —Quitman Horaid. ty l») iiakVtorife Dated May tth. j 5TUABT, KNAPJ cloth. £r»«t surprise to c-.tr.ing out with Thia A.«~U U- �THE COWBOY. Hastings Banner. £2 ot abjsct tar. success, directed THE HASTINGS MICH-, FOSTOFEJCK. avgv«t 1<, 1879. COOK. Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES. FOB FJUCMUKN'T. BENJAMIN HARRISON, or IHIIUNA. LEVI P. MORTON. The men who have assumed tbe task of tearing down tin- Imrrlers by which our markets are defended, and better returns for labor insured, seem determined' to make the policy of protccllon odious by falsely charging it with responsibility for every unpopular condition which tbe busi■ nese of the cmnitry exjiericncre. Among the more recently discovered evils of a protective policy to which these free trade advocates jaiint is the alleged fostering of ••trusts." But here, ns else* w^ere. facto are. against them, as will be seen by a glance at history post and pres- ••Trusts,''or “pools,” or combination* by whatever name, are fur from being modern contrivances for controlling prices, and an* by no means confined to the United States, hi fart the “trust" of to-day is of English origin; and unfortunately for the free trade advocate's purpose, did not come Into prominence in England until 1Mb, two years after the adoption by that nation of her existing <free trade policy. This combination wm In the tin mining district of Com wall und Devonshire, and was in­ tended to affect tlic price of a metal on which there was no tariff. Coming down to the present: the great copper "trust." which recently succeeded In carrying up prices to an unprecedented figure originated in France, where there an* no^x>Mier mines to protect Englam! to-day has a coal oil trust though no oil •wells, and no tariff on coal oils.* Canada, like ourselves lias a sugar trust, while al­ lowing sugar to enter her ports free of duly. Here In the United States our most formidable “trust" is the Standard Oil company, with coal oil on the free. list. (It may be well to remember that the pres­ ent Secretary of the Navy Is a member of this Standani OH combination.) Then, again, we have the coffee “trust", which has succeeded in materially Increasing the price of eoffee within the past year and a ha|f. ahlte every <»e who cures to inquire knows that coffee has been on the free list since 1873. • In the face of facta like these. It is daily chargnl that •trusts"—inberiteti from England, und flourishing as never before under the present pro-Britlsh admiutatration—are an outgrowth of the American protective policy. The same free trade advocates, with unabashed Inconsistency, charge against a protective tariff that It materially Increases the prieee.of protected productH. This, if true, would ojierate to render cnmbinatkiiis aH the more difficult, by reqairing incrvascacapltal for holding and arbitrarily forcing up thr prices of commodities. The real truth is tliat all these commercial combinations like those twtwccn railroad managers, are very little. If at alh affecuxl by customs laws: and the evils with which they threaten the country are to be averted by national and state legtalation. rendering all combinations more difficult, and keeping every bualness avenue open to untrammelled tocijetitlon. This appeal of free trade advocate* to the general prejudice against "trusts” but lie­ Trays the absence of facte and arguments In support of the unpatriotic jmlicy they have espoused, and will deceive none but the unthinking. ThatlKe liars may no longer falsify and' tbe fools no longer misunderstand the re­ publican platform as It relates to interna) revenue taxes, It should be compared with the plank In tbe prohibition platform on the same subject Here they are in Juxtaposition, and they are almost identical In language, while being coudE tional and lamed on a state of affairs which In both instances modify the explicit dec­ laration which they convey: Republican Platform. | Prohibition Platform If there shall Still For the immediate remain a larger reve-labolitlon of the Interaiue than Is requisite nal revfiuc .system for tbe wants of tbe whereby our national government we favor[govenjment is derlvtbe entire gepeal ofdng suport from our Internal taxes ratbcrlgrcatast national vice, than the surrender of| tectfve system at the Joint behest of the whiskey trusts and r tbe agents of foreign nuiufacturvr*. ' If the repubHcan platform pledges the re­ manufacture*. The object is of too much consequence not to Insure a continuance of their efforts every way which shall appear eligible. Benjamin Franklin: Every manufactur­ er encouraged In our country makes part of a market for provitdems within ourselves and saves so much money to the rejuntry ns must otherwise lie exported for the man­ ufactures lie supplies. Alexander Hamilton: There are natural causes tending to render the external de­ mand fur thcsurplusof agricultural nations 3 precarious reliance. . Thomas Jefferson: We must now place our manufacturer by the side of the agri­ culturalist • « • Experience lias taught me that manufactures are now as necessary to our independence us to’our comfort. John Quincy Adams: The great interests of an agricultural, commercial and manu­ facturing nation are so linked lu union to­ gether tiuit no jx-niiaiicnt cause of prosper­ ity hi one of them can operate wttiiout ex­ tending Ito Influence t<> the others. Andrew Jackson: Upon tbe success of our manufactures, us handmaid of agricul­ ture ami commerce, depends hi n great measure the independence of our country, und none can feel more sensibly than I do tbe necessity of encouraging them. Daniel Webster: That Is tbe truest Am­ erican policy which shall most usefully employ American capital and American labor, and beet simtaln the whole imputa­ tion. • • Agriculture, commerce and manufacture* will prosper together or lan­ guish together. Abraham Lincoln: 1 am In favor of a protective tariff and internal Improve­ ments. We don't want the Democrat's 825. but •we publish tbe following letter for the benefit of that misinformed Journal: Oliver Chilled Plow Work. I South Bend. Ind:. June M, IMS. j C. W. Jones Esq., Hastings. Mich. Dear Sir:—Some friend has sent us a copy of the “Bfrry County Democrat’ of date June IVth. win*rein we find an editor­ ial reaffirming the statement that Oliver chilled plows all complete are sold in Canada for Sb. We repeal our assertion tiuit this statement Is false, auirchallenge proof showing tliat plows of our manu­ facture In good condition, new and unused, fitted with v^heel and Jointer complete and sold under the usual rules of trade, can be bought In Canada for any such money. We repeat also our statement that we ship few ur no plows to Canada, as the Cana­ dian tariff shuts us out most effectually from that market We say once again that we make no discrimination in prices in favor of Canadian purchasers, and the man does not live who can truthfully say that we sell our plows chuaper In any foreign market than Jre do in tbe United States. As a rule, our treatment by the newrtpapera of the country la gll that could be asked, but on prexidentialyrars, some of them sink fairness in imrtisanshlp and make charge* that tliv fact- will not sus­ tain. 1’crhaps p-e ought not to uutiee such attacks, but we are ho widely known and our plows so generally used that we wish to lie set right when false statements are made n-ganllng us. Yours truly. Smith Bend Iron Wohks. The attempt to throw mud ou Gov. Luce and the Republican party In Michigan, be­ cause of the alleged “dens" In the north­ ern couutlcs. has fallen fiat and the mud la now ignominiously covering the originatera of the scheme. The only other ft; suit has been to slander the counties men­ tioned because it Is now _M>nduslvely shown that nut on lx are there do dens such counties but in sonic instances their L Cement Frost-1 •■Wonderful! wonderful!" gasped each odo It wm mare like a miracle. THE TIGER MAN. tions to go up tbe country and All an order far six tigers far Amsterdam, a very singular India for two years m the agenbof”tbe great German animal bouse aud Lad snb-agenta In warding serpents, jackalls, hyena*, wo’.vee, buffialoea, tigers, and each curiorities m fell Gw! ®ood more ot him until next uioromg. Before »e turned in for the night the bead man told u* that nt least four man eating tlgvra had their haunts within a radius of ten milm, and that wo abould drpeud j- j>ou Gwal and 1«< him aruu, and Gwal would sooner ur later find mi occupant for iwch-cagt. Be talked of caging up full grown liger* as careLmlyM . SSKINg ’•OWDEF I DELICIOUS fUVORlHB EXTRACTS and fully Warrantee did. Aud one tbM wi to suL-ageuts, and 1 got ready for a trip to afternoon a stranger wMannouuaxl under the name of Gwal He wm a tall, stiff apjwaring figure, moving with all tbe dig­ nity of a prince, l»ut his face waa so horribly disfigured that I couldal repreas a start af mouth and bin keep when bo *et cut with us. This wm a soagnifiCTmt sum in tbe eyta of a ferred I would give him <100 for «ht Ugara l rtuiuc rooa p - ----- —“ kjcbwoiui ur ."no- . i r-uj due Pwder rto-> aoteoatalu Anaojk Uwor Alum. Dr Prier • D*iki, m.orte/S aaTwllta, Lttboz. Otmsv, Alr.und. Hom, eta., do not contain Potato-, ou. CL.akS. W. H. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. Naw Yortt. Chios go. St. tsois. Cate face. His M*o wm like thut of a dog, und bis mouth wa* wide, almost without lips, and great card in a museum. Ho expected to see to look nt him with surprise. He gave me plenty of time, and then, bowing very low, he said. • ploy two extra helper* for a sum equal to about thirteen American dollars. When 1 sinking down in hi* astonishment, ami for “You capture them sliver’ “I should like to go with you. any wiki Least. No animal dares attack me." He informed mo that he had come from n village called Johpur, on the Godavery river, For his money is what every man desires. Cement Well and Call at 25 Pear yee .-umptevd wo familire to Ken these wells and r In the line ot FURNITUREI CHASE B You can get value received every time if you buy of mid you must tint tire your guns or make man and his wonderful doings, but bad put woodurful magnetism over tho animal crea- VALUE RECEIVED it shall be occupied by a flue tiger. The laat time 1 taw him lie had a acre ear. It should Rlchard Taylor, of tbe Fifty-first'Native in- H ANTI N ARCHIE M°C0Y, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Tr*de: Parlor SxiitB, him his food, and even the captain dared not of a savage dogf iqut-nedai b« finished statensjit of his wonderful powers • “Lend me to the lwi»l.n hr. r-urtlv rmlln indoor* aud keep quiet, and our baud tided in half and placid in .trees where ------ ---------- J------ ... _ Gwal's wonderful magnetic |>ower* had E skeptical a* to .da )>ow«ni over a tiger. All w..^. K.... ,r.... .........................................., tain had mtiafled hi* curiosity bo said to him: “You may bo a brave man. but do not ex­ pose youraelf. My dog will kill you if you man. no matter what gift* be had, bringing too absun! for belief. But Gwal settled' it to our saustuction m well ru chagrin. In Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in Willow. Goods, Cpuehes. Stknds. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. twfore buying a pl I xll the beat or it) Barry' county. tbelMrtwas terronxed. A wmpprd puppy could DOC have shown more servility. Gwal conw■* —---- 1 - _ i. . . no doubt of hu lavage fury. HU eye* blawd. bo frothed at tbe mouth, anil hU effort* to break the stout chain filled me with alarm. Tbe native waited a minute before showing SllrLLl. 'f aa ... a___ . . bulyng and selling June HaS^ Cornel- your choice in t umkr» of organs: Vote)', Ber.tk-y, 1’eloubct A Cai And can fumWi E. A And with it the finest line o White Goods tremble of fear. ' "Is the Sahib aattaedr quietly — LOCAL Circulattau this we Friday wm buyera. . ingoite* to-day. He readjusted tho collar, and th*dry Into hU box, so cowad and overcome that a child might have used a whip on him. White and Embroideries, &c. 'bon be come forth refrw»^i July . froubd* July ST an that will roll up big majorities for pro­ tection and Harrison mid Morion this fall. Ladies, you want some of these goods for . _—..... ~luioo traffic, Maj. Lawrence, of the Eighth Light M.dn-' fid M.. y... " A. publican party to free whhkey, the prohE bitkin platform pledges the prohibition par­ ty to tree whiskey. for full descriptl move WM to run to tbe bank of the over and bargain with tho owner of a rude but saw- This is tbe way Gen. Sbenuan tells of Cleveland's war record: “Cleveland Is seventeen years younger than L He should have siiouldered u musket and gone to tbe front. Everybody rapablc of carrying a gun should have offered hit services. Then the war would not have lasted as long as it did. At Vicksburg and Gettysburg we were short­ handed, and If those men who hung In the rear had gone to the front the war wuuld Democrats ever}'where prophesied and expected a glorious victory but Free Trade was snowed under by a large majority— 7,400. Oregon is' one cf the many states , (JR.PRUQ wore out, nnu «uvu — ---------found him cvvered with i*er>pirat>or„ IM localities liave no existence. The Issue at stake in Hie recent Oregon election was Protection vs. Free Trade. „ f u» in turn. The poatoffiee wm 10 k. m. tv I p. Hl. yourself, for your daughters and little ones. During the twenty-two sesakms of ConHouse of Representatives, tn which must originate legislation affecting the revenue. ■month ------------------- ----------- r™. U.I1 UU journey, which were without startling Inddent, and one afternoon arrived jn good ■hope at the village of Johpur. Without a t aw.1 1 - . . jxrtlc* for eleven years. White the re• publican pony has been committed to the protection of American Jalxir und ludus■with promises of revenue reform and the reduction of taxation. But what records eould all fed lu. electricity. Pruu^i aa be was, the man Lad no —... . . —I — Sta m up IVe are prepared to give you the very cheapest prices in the market. tlenian lu tags laxly tied my Iwlief that Own! wm what be claimed <>»» 'writer power the proteettaniete .reduced tbe rev- «nue Si Mi, 000,000 annually; and the other duriug Ito term of supremacy reduced It 1 ♦1,«SO,000 annually. Tills has never ' These are Facts! Come and Ask to See Them The tullfillmcnt ot pledges on the one hand sod un the other practically a total dtenyani of a 11 pranlm. The re- I*opte. tatagh-e to Sir s STAV Rix*! tiinvati Goodyear & Barnes Remember the "Little Brick Grocery' it yoU have any butter and eggs to sell. �ha>tings banner. PERSON AL MENTION. J. W. Bentley** new resilience i> ma. inuted aptdl, Omo strong was in the city tadurday. Cement Wells, Ed. Brock, of DuRun, is visiting in tbe city.; , Mrs. Jeunle Thayer visited Detroit yea- Although thr meeting at the Court House SUurdaj evening had been aanounerd but a short time preemie to tte —---- - — —wws ,M front all parts of the county and ererybodv was ttithutdiwtlc fof the Republican ticket anil platform; with the exception, however, terday. of a few democrats who were present in order, to get potmen, as to how a rousing Jacob Ounun, of Nashville, was In the We have a number of city lute that we city Monda). mirf orderly meeting is conducted. Tbe puerile clahus of lite democrat-, that repub­ will sell on contracL ranking th.- terms Ira VanValkenburg visited Batth- Breek , licans were dh.Mtb.fied with their ticket, easy. Apply at the offices of Smith A this week. felt alek. and so forth, were clearly dis­ Colgruve or W. T. Sldnatn. Richard Johnson, of Middleville, was in proved at this meeting. The result of thr ' Miss Sarah Jouea, who has - been taking meeting was such that it made those demolesson* tn vocal music., at Olivet, for two town Friday. ereta. who Were prment, turn green with j years, has returned home and will organ­ Clement Smith delivers the oration at envy. There wa» expressed an unanimity ize a elaaawoun. Cail on Iter. I Lacey uxlay. of gixd feeling towanl the ticket and the I E. I>. Whitlock has Been in tbe city tlw jrepubllcau party, that is typical of the sen­ There will be a special traia un tin- C. । timent throiighimt tiir ctyufrty and JmsIi-s IB K. A S., July 4th. leaving Hastings at I i i*M few days. tor tiie administration party In this section. 7:00 o'elock in the morning, and returning I W. C. t)tU>, of MWiUeviBe. was in the At tiie o|M>ning of the meeting E. A. alniut 0:00 o'clock in the evening. city yesterday. Rider was circled temporary chairman ami Fran ci Rapids people are working to get A. E. Kriuurton secretary. The committee Major Watson, of Grand Rapid-, was in ,i wrH that f< rwrtastlng the Michigan Central to put on another' that wan appointed to pnqtarv a constitu­ I the city Friday. tion nnd by-lates for a republican club ra-Mmger train each way per day. Hast-; ! Fmh-rick Busli, of Kalauuutou. wa* in made Iht-ir rejiort which was accepted and Ings hopes tbe effort will be succuMftu. । the city Friday, adopted ami the following were elected Wausnled The liastIngs Baxnki: lias cruwtled Itself officers of the club: Will Loudan, of Middleville, was In. kill be promptly Mealed or Into tbe fnmt rank of the credltable'Ust of Pmdiicut, P. T. Colgrove. . tin- waler tail. (te. if you the b« -printed and most carefully edited the city Friday. Vice l*resldrnt, C. S. Brown. \ti-m In the marktv uend Michigan newsjiaper*.—Detroit Journal. Secretary, W. R. Cook. M. s. and Geo. Keeler were In town on 1 :i\e circular* tu Treasurer. Emery Busbv. business Frida)'. The council is considering the matter of The following were fleeted members of grading down Green atreet from Bioadwny C. W. Crotbera. of Lakr Odessa, was lu the executive committee: east aud filling It up In the vicinity of Fah the city Saturday. P. K. Jewell. Assyria. Creek. A move in the right direction, N. Latham. Baltimore. /-(slonia Station, W. H. Spcnec attended the races at and the work ought tn be dune. Joliu Ji. Brown. Barry. Kalamazoo Friilay. try i-ouot.v under tbe Davis A canvass made <>n a train between Eat­ J. M. Rogers. Carlton. Mrs. Mary H. Depnli, of Nashville, wa­ on Rapids and Jacksuu one day last ,i t i-trrn patent*. F. D. boule. Castlrtou. in the city Saturday. P. W. Burgess, Hastings. , ! st.. Grand Rapids, and week showed the polftitcal preferences of G. K. Beamer. City. A<>rk. ln<juirr of any of poo । the voters on Ixmni to be ns follows: For Chester Messer leaves Friday to go U> C. D. ifcwbe, ” county wMi arc using Harrteon 37; Cleveland 4; Fisk C. his wife In Coionulo. Eugene Jordan. " An anonymous communication was sent Mr. Baylor, of York, Peun.. Is visiting A. E. Kenaston. •• . W. N. DEVINE, to this office Munday mornhig charging a at H. A. Goodyear's. . I Enoch Andrus. Irving. Catalonia Station. resident of this city with brutal treatment Frank Bullis. Johnstown. of u laiy by pounding. Th<- Banm:k n--.T. S. Brie.-. Maple Grove. tuu business Saturday. er publishes such communications. Eugene Harthorn, Orangeville. Dr. ,1. C. Lampman aud family visited in A. C. Towne. Prairieville. Jim Poland, of Irving, was drunk Mon­ Nashville Wednesday. Eli Erway, Rutland. day night and occupied himself with chas­ John Caneth. Thomapple. C. H. VauArnum made a business trip nV-.it Guaranteed. SAL­ ing various women on the btccta until hr John Velte. Woodland. ■ ES PAID. Apply st ouee. waa arrwted and. lodged tn JaiL Justice to Lake Odessa Friday. C. W. Armstrong, Yankee Springs. Refer to thl*paper* Sweezry yesterday morning fined him SIX tOTMERK. COMPART David Morthlaud. Hope. Col.-H. li. (.ill was in Grand Haven the Rucbnter, X Y. InvitatkaiH are out for a Fourth of July latter part of last week. Onto Strong. Nashville. party al Ford’s new bolc7-this (Wednes­ I*. T. Colgruve took the chair and the M. I- Cook is rapidly recovering from day) evening. Tire bourn) is excellent ly ar­ happy manner in which he introduced the l ranged for dancing and Hie proprietor. D. V is attack of typhoid fever. speakers mldeil no little to the succeaa of 1). Ford, promises an enjoyable time to ail Mrs. ,1. T. flock left Saturday for_her tbe meeting. Although the committee hail who attend. • made every ertort to obtaln speakers from new home in Grand Rapids. abnmd yet they hail been unsuccess­ A full-line of fruit cau*. including the Walker Mathews is spending his vaca­ ful an all were cngagv>l for that Mason. Glolir and Woodbury can be found tion from Ann Arbor a: home. evening. However, the local speakers B-xtUt for reasonable prices at Dunning Jt Rogers. 11. F. Pennington, of Charlotte, was in did themselves proud and-made up for the Tho Woodbury is a new ean that has an at­ nou-appearance of a speaker from abroad. l h the city Thursday on legal busine*?. tachment which dues away with all trouble Vm! cre-«-C L. E. Knappen. Clement Smith, C. H. Vanin removing the fruit. Judson Master, of Chicago, arrived in Annan. Frank Boice, Onio Strong. Thom­ . LuU U. ti. Gvftritml Oxmui. j the city Monday, for a few days vfett. as Hruey, Col. H. H. Gill, Chas. H. Bauer, According to Hie new time table of the C. K. A S. R. IL, which took effect July 1st. ' Mrs. John Busby and son left, yesterday IL B. Messer and C. D. Beebe were thr Era! Hide* speaker*. All spoke warmly in behalf of trains now leave Hastings at 10:20 a. m. morning for a visit with Detroit friends. the ticket and platform. Many remarks of Miss Nellie Felghner is sjsaiding her va­ praise were made of Hie speakers, who not in. and 4:45 p. m. The tlua- table Skill be cation with her brother .Lm in Nashville. only did credit to themselves but tu the found elsewhere in thia Issue. for a party of which they are menilierB. Mr. ThaCeutanklal expeaitiun „i the ohi.,< Dr. ,)r- Lowry L,‘wr* and *>><1 family famll) left Tuesday Tundayfor. alky and central Matra own- Julv sth N"' visit with friends in Oakland. Henry's remarks were rich to the eorc, and valley and central states open* July <th hf nuule a decldiil hit l>y qootfalff facts in TlMtb) S*« and e.uaes Oct. 27th. Great preparations .. M,r!^ ?* Spw’Kvnwber went to Grand ; favor of protection that he iiad gleaned luivr Im made for Chis display, and those Kapida Friday.for a few day, vl<dt with during his remit trip U> his old home In who are fortunate enough tu l>e able to at­ friends. Ireland. None of the s)>eaker* left any tend. will never regret the trip. doubt in the minds of the audience as io Mrs. Belle Seward. <d Wis.. abler, of how. they stood on the i*olitieaL questions u,hr "« ’l ’ vlrillng n lativcs in Tin Australia Novelty Co. that was billof-Ute day. cd to Mww In Union ball Monday evening, this vicinity. Taken all In ail this .meeting is pro­ failed to draw uiueii of a crowd, and thow a p’srHi or organ: Mb* Minnie Ize. Miss Laura Ik-snuier. nounced by those present as the best rati­ •t organs uia-lr. who were there at the opening of the per- Jay McGuire and Fred Allen spent Friday fication meeting; they ever attended. THXgin.-to any other dealer* one fonnance «uun left the hall as it was found 1 buy u-n Thr 1*11 ha« l»et-n sent into the arena at Wall lakr. to be not fit fur rv»|iectable pm|>le to witin Bait} cm: with a lively twfri and you can look out Will Squire* returned Munday to his for lively time* In these parte for a few Louie. Big Rapid*, after a few days spent months. <>u<uis and therefore In the examination, lief ore Justice Ken- I attiun Lake. taitm a good After the meeting adjourned more names aston Friday, of Annilla Haljoek on a_ Mr». irfndall, who has been die guest of were added to tbe club’s roil so that the charge of child murder, testimony was tak! ur in the following first-class club starts out with a membership uf up­ en on the jmrt of the people amt’ the caw Mrs. W. Powers, returned to her home lu wards of 200. L^ze» of < rgan»: The Este). Famuid and ® Hrami itapfd* Friday. Vote), iieutlvy. Western ‘ ullage, and adjourned to August hl. Jas. A. Swvczry.Mis, Blanche Mead left Monday for Lan­ appeared for the defendant, and P. T. Coi- . FsMxtAVu . . sing, where she lias secured a position In grove for the )>eople. * Leaving Chicago, 8:10 p. m. daily; ar­ And nu> tun-i-i y: any make of Plano If you will call at our warehouse. first door north of Bentley Brea. A Wil­ I the Auditor General's office. T riving Detroit 10:45 p. lu. dally: Buffalo, kins' office. Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to yon tbe above jX. T. Parker's team of cults made Belle Throop started Monday for 0:15 a. m. dally; New York, 8:50 p. m. named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Wings lively on East Stale street for a tew North Fairfield. Ohio, where she will take dally; Boaton, 10:57 p. m. dally. Through minutes Saturday evening. The buggy ears between these points via Michigan a three months’ course In short-han<|. coutaineti Mr. and Mrs. Parker. Mr. Central, “tbe’Nlagsy* Falls route.” New Parker guided the team up to Mrs. KenCharlie Smith, formerly a telegraph op­ York Centra! A Hudson River and Boston tL» belli* ouly field’s barn and thus succeeded In stopping erator at this point, but now a ticket agent A Albany railroad*. Solid vest!billed them, without any damage having been at Sheldon. Iowa, Is visiting friends here. train Chicago to Buffalo via Niagara Falls. done. . Mr*. M. E. Nevins and Mm. Susan New and magnificent equipment. Al! classes of passengers. No extra charge. Tin- examination of Rev. Witham was Bt-ndey returned Saturday from a visit held Thursday In the Circuit court room, with friends In the southern part of the before- Justice Kenaston. I’. T. Colgruve state. The time of closing the sul»scrlptlon for ap)>earcd for tbe people and H. F. Pen­ Fred Spraker and wife, Frank Speaker Cirtulatk.;i ;hi, week. ... X160 nington and Jas. A. Swtvzey for Hie de­ aud wife, Mrs. and Miae Todd, of Grand the Barry county soldiers and sailors mon­ fendant As the testimony of the principal 'Rapids, were gueste uf J. L. Wilkins and ument is fast approaelilng, ami it is earueatly desired that the required amount Friday wa« a baity day with the woo! witness did not corroborate what he had family Sunday. will soon be forth-coming. If he lias not previously told the prosecutor and was E. M. Evarta. John Fural*, and Frank already done so. the commander of every Ihere will be a great exodus of ilasl- void df materiality In the cam-, the defend­ Boice, all uf Naslivilie.'Vere among those ’G. A. R. post In the county Is urged to im­ ant was released on motion of Mr. Coliogdtcs to-day. present at the republican ratification meet­ mediately call a meeting of his post and see grove. that a member of the post, who la a hustler, ing Saturday night. Ik. Baughman will be at the Hastings •hall 1* assigned to each school district In । S. M. Fowler Is making preparations to b>ux IWdaj July 6th. C. W. Jcnen and family Jef: yesterday thr township, and charged with the raising open hl* dental office to the public next for Oscoda- They will visit friends In In that district of Its proportion of the 8’250 iUtu-mlr-r the matinee at the fair Monday. Ills rooms are locabxl over Charlotte and Port Huron enroute. Mr. that Is expected froip each township. The twuad* July 27 aud 28. Smith, Hams A Van Annan’s grocery and Jones will return next wuek. amount Is comparaUvely small and ought hr ciram by the disk quart or gallon at ■have been newly fitted up. Mr. Fowler Is 1 J. D. Cole, of Kentucky, a brother, and easily to be raised. Yankee Springs has fresh from the Ann Arbor university, Fratk ikiu.. • '■ Ire cnaui parlor. alrwuiy practically raised the required where lie graduated recently in the dental B. E. Cole, of Climax, a nephew, of Judge All the budlieM piares will be closed, departroent, but he lias had considerable ।Cole were guests of the latter but week. amount; and surely If tills township, the smallest in population and the lightest In as­ today. A; least it :• so Intended. •. practical experience, and we are sure that They left Saturday forjClimax. sessed valuation, can raise its 8250 there b The petofiln will I* dosed tirday from he will give Hie best of satisfaction to ^S. M. Fowler arrived in thr city Monday no reason why every other township should those who give him their work. I from Ann Arbor. He expect* to have his ID a ul to 1 j>. a:, aud after 4 J>. m. not respond promptly. dental office ojiened fur business next Mun­ D. R. Cook, Br»r hi itiiud that Dr. Baughman will be A law lias l*en pa^ed covering a tech- 'day. Tiie Bxx.vgn wishes him success. • President of Monument Association. title Friday July Cth. ideal defect, whereby widows who filed 1 Bert I’. Zimmerman was married at Bat­ application for pension aubaequent to July Wanted.—A sifiglc, umidle aged man. to 1. 18M. will, when the.pemdun is allowed, tle Creek, Wednesday, to Miss Grace L. xvniunfamy Ja-. F. Muai>. Name and BeMdooco receive Hto rating from date of the death Fischer. Mr. Zimmerman expects *oon to Xo. . * iUciiard X Kurt.-. Hastings Frutr jars you uill find them at of the huslmnd. in place of the date uf take charge of his mother's farm In Johns­ filing the claim. This rule does not hold town. ' * i Luev X Overholt. Nashville where tin- soldier died prior to July 1. j Alexander Henderson. HaaUnas P. T. Colgruve amh wife started Mon­ Ha»tluge t r. <». E. b. will have a IMP. Claimanta who are affected by this day for a trip to the^northern peninsula. ■< Annie Demood.____________ title at -r ■. - at Crooked take to-day. change in the law should w-rito the ComMr. Colgruve expects to vtolt a number of A. lllvl A son this week sold to a geu- miraloner of j>en<ioiu:. sending the num­ K. of 1’. lodge* Uiere in his capacity as Following are the real estate ‘r*“fer» tsiuuiin Cadillac a uroiiiiurnt fur 81.000. tar of their iiemiivn certificate aud post­ Grand Chancellor. for the week ending July 1st, 1888. as III. J. A. Baughman will lx* at the Bust* office address. Mr-. F. G. Goodyear has been advised uken from the books in the register’s office: mo Iguw- Fridaj July Oth, and reguTbe Journal b> .trietly living up to ha by a Chicago physkbm to go to CoJo™d^l Asdrew Moll to C. A- * Smith; M »q rods mriy wh Friday ib-rcafter. j*rt of the bargain by which tta postmaa- I she exuects to make Hie trip soon *nd will ”5 2ite°R ‘b&’Sx X Bldwp; UX 43 Delton ta aSmptoded by her .tater, Mb. Mxirie One scvuiuit uf issuing the Baxscb one terahip Is to be secured to one of Ito Pub­ Itarkhurst, of Coldwater. | •^K. B. Brady to Lan” Brady: pared Kaabvflla. . «laj rarhi-r tlu, week, our supply of corre*- lisher*. Therefore in accordance to Its agreement it came out last week containing tX Fleming contemplate* taking an «xInternet is somewhat limited. Burnr to Darwin MeOmser; teto 17, j^jlFiadd 3 au article telling greenbackers why they fl&Mlud vaqatiun for Um benefit of bis son ot Henry Lariirop, died should vote for Cleveland and Thurman. healHi. HI* church "In this city will miss Ttarsfa) hum th., rifects of a kick recelvThe Journal will no doubt claim that H him ver)’ much should he decide to per­ «from a boro- a f. w days before. published the article simply a matter of dsblXJMMdtevilM.aijro. manently leave this parish. Frank A .ptu*l!;52sq rod» Th-jrtvninnu ii-t fot the cumhig Barry news. However, the greenback™* of MarrioL in this city July 1st. !««. by 'w“»ty fair lias l«ru made u]>, and the Barry county propose to guide their wn to Danlsl Gartiugvr: M H» O. H. Greenfield. Esq.. Alexander Hen ­ course and do not intend to be thus d crat ­ prvmiuta, amount to nearly -?2.U0U. ’ N^hvIBs, 88M. ____ ___________________ ed to by a hx»l of the present administra­ derson and Miss Annie Deraood. , T«i ioo n.IV, <,( ]aiui fOr summer faltion. purpose-. Enquire at the law uffortfStaan. Knappen A VanAnnan. i Monday evening the Young Men'sreiwn and lh" A yuattg man named Kogrra, who was a Xbllcan club at Middleville held a rouslug ratification meetiw which was ad­ f«rt In ffir ]>Cv) js.-t-officr, waaaertdressed by Governor Luee. The Go"™"r 'cnulJ)- rtnoiatd m Ding lake FrklajL , delivered an able and Intmattag MUactive feature of Jackson’s 4tX of and was frequently applauded- After bls I 4«l) relebrati..;. win < mne- uf baeeUtU address waa closed the audience called <<n ® tte etentag under the electric HghU./ J 1 Frost-Proof Cisterns. GOVERNMENT TESTS The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to all others. The fact that Royal Baking powder is, in all respects,the best baking powder offered to the public has been established beyond question. Prof. H. A. Mott, when employed by the U. S. Governn.cnt to analyse the various baking powders of the market to determine which was the best and most economical, after an extended investigation, reported in favor of the Royal, and it was adopted for government use. Prof. Mott has continued his examinations of baking powders sold at the present day, and now affirms it as his deliberate judgment, arrived at after most thorough research atd a careful examination of the principal brands of the market, that the Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable linking powder offered to the public. Prof. Mott, in his recent report, says: । ‘•The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I i r.ve so found it in many tests made both for that company ml the U. S. Government. •5 “ I will go still further and state that, because of the ties that company have for obtaining perfectly pure •. :. . of tartar, and for other reasons dependent upon the 7 r proportions of the sar.e. and the method of its . ..mr’cit, the Rbyal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the 1 u f ;.:.d most reliable baking * powder offered to the - . . Di:. HENRY A. MOTT, P .D.” for Five Years, H. DEVINE, WE HAVE THE Organs AMERICAN CHAMPION BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. E. A. Mattison. Champion Twine Binder, Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the • LOCAL NEWS. Celebrated ’North Fairfield Plow. Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN BROS ----- SELL BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which ire heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the beet of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their :. Will be phased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES. Of all kinds. See oar stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Bsj the j,.,, |ll(, sjurth fairfield ppw. ” w,,*n *, the Keystone. F. H. Barlow P'llilar and bent a fling is . on the markt 2*^- It h purr and Wfoiteu and “^Hiled togiy. sitistaclioft. . . .nd Tb..n,.H* Mr snuff as was evidenced by the erened pn ent. which filHl Jontan’s kr. n.1 .n .re^lMriyllr la au«.> » f'rnyy*" "T *25 rat at tta meetuig and Wt MW rrp*1' fin the trtp. * • !»**«»■""“ . ..------ ------------ - Huffman Bros. �THF. KKVOMHROH. might MramUm. the store*. •Tbe Hurd time always ccrnquera, ” de­ <he General Ktiypbausrn from Heavy front at L'Anse < clares a -wliw aaylng." 1 found it verified that sidewalks were white. in my attempt to obtain an Interview with Island, t or (broernl CUntnn from the etty. Ten thousand Mik worm* an- tbe )>et»t of lu* aud wa* uuabli* t«> »«*Pthe latest known survivor at the taiuou* Ha ] went with two whaleboats and a liargr. tri«l Dr. King'* New Dhcovery for **»• corps knownas ‘•Waabinghm's Life Guard,” a , i>d 38 or 30 men. Including officers, but Mr*. Neilthorpe. of Burlington. In '40 botuw* on one street In Lapesr sumption and found Immwitata "^^f* which was funned. In the spring of 1778, ,did not succeed, owing to high winds." there are 73 children all under 15 year* of after using • h,lr d“z,'n of trustworthy men- of I tbe Centennial “You say Gen. and Mr*. WaahinAton fuund hhnM*lf well and has bad no return axv. Army for the protection ot thr person. |>a- gave । entertainment* occaaionally. Were Emmanuel I*ricr want* the village of of the diwmw. No other ”,n*d> nr pen. and baggage of the Coiumander-ln- you aver at headquarters at »uch times?" Oscoda to pay him 85.000 for a broken show *o grand a record of r’”*** . ' CMcf. Of Ihb corps the tuifnrtunate mar- . ; asked. foot. King’s New IHscovery tyr, Nathan Hale! wa* an original manbeg. "Always, as special guard at the door of Ex-Governor Begole I* preaident trf the guaranteed to do Just what is claimed for It consisted of one -hundreS said eighty the bouse, or on other duty there. I shall U. Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear's newly organized car axk* oiler manufactur ­ pteked mm from different regiments. Its never fnrgct thr Christmas dinner at head­ drug store. nrst commander was Caleb Glibs, of Rhode quarter* a few day* after Lady Washing ing company at Owdmu. One of principal buildings on fairground Island. ton came." at Marletu- destroyed by fire. Cau<. small A new organization of the Guard occur* “Why do you call her Lady Washing­ Mn. n<»l» CbMlw. rwenon. boya and firecracker*. No Insurance. red at Mf>rrist«<wn. New Jersey, at the ton?" I inquired. low* Ml, llw lollowlnf -WO • Benj. F. Doolittle, who iia* lived on cloae of the spring of 1777. when its num­ “We soldier* always called ber so. She Gull Prairie since 1885. died of apoplexy the troU. ot which h. vooehnHo b bers were increased and ■ part of the retldrnteof the town: “I am <3 >««* at Plainwell on the evening of tbe 33d. Si have been troubled with kidney com­ guard were mounted as cavalry. Washing­ answered. A steam vat in the Grand Rapids glue ton rwtulred these men to be. in stature, plaint sad lameness forimny -m “Well, as 1 was saying. It waa Lady not more thsn five feet ten inehws—-sober, Washington's first entertainment there. factory exploded Tuesday, blowing the not dress myself without help. Now I am roof of the building nearly 100 feet away. free from all pain and .urcuess and am young, active, and well made." Glbbe There wa* trouble at that time in getting Harn Rook and Will Rush used a jack ­ was yet their commander. He wa* suc­ able to do all my own ho“*5*or^' .* °.*® poultry for headquarters, particularly tur­ knife a» a file and made their escape from ceeded at near tbe close of 1|79, by Wm. my thaaks to Electric Bitter, for having keys. for the camp had lately been cstalr the Allegan county jail Tuesday morning. „’„ew.dmy yomh. Colfax, of New Jersey, the grandfather of lished, and tbe fanner* in all directions A Kalamazoo livery man has the follow­ tbe late Vice-President Schuyler Colfax. Try a bottle, -we iiad been roblM*d of their fowl* by the bad ing sign, itanging in hl* stable: "My well ly ail disease and pain. The uuifonns of tbe cor)* consisted of a soldier*. A* 1 knew all the farmer* in the I* gode. my prices gust. I’ll youse you well and 81, at W. IL Goodyeart drug store. blue coat with white facings, white waist­ nelghlwrhood. I wa* sent to procure poul­ but cannot trust" coat and breeches, black stock and black try f<T this occasion. 1 had traveled far The front elevation and the plan of tite The beet salve In the world for cut*half gaiters, and a cocked hat with blue without succMS, when I called at the Y. M. C. A. building at Nashville. Tenn., bruises, ulerrs. salt rheum, fever sores, and white pltun. Their flag waa of white house of Gen. James Clinton, who waa may be duplicated at Kalamazoo for the Y. tetter, chapped hand*. cJh,lb,^!u'Ilro1^’ silk, on which wa» painted one of the then in the Northern Department. Hl* and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Guard holding a horse, and bi the act of wife, Molly, one of the best of women, had Tbe body of an unknown man, 35 or 40 piles, or no pay required, it Is guaranteed receiving a banner from the Genius of locked up several turkey* for her family's years old, of good aloe. and with a sandy to give perfect satisfaction, or mone) re­ Liberty, personified as a woman leaning use, but gladly let me have three of them mustache and sidewhisker* , was found in funded. Price 35 ct*. per box. For sale upon the Union shield, near which was fur the Gen. with which I returned to the river at Bay City. by W. H. Goodycan the American eatfle U)»on a ribbon was headquarters." A Bay City Pole who apell* hln name the niotto of the corps—Conquer or Die. Creighton's saw mill, near Nirvana, "Who were at that Christmas dinner?" I John Cwojdxlntkl.has been mbsing for This flag, which I have seen and sketched, burned Saturday. L«>m. 8s.ooo; parti) Inquired. nearly a week and the police are looking was made after the national banner of tbe "1 cannot rememl>er all" he said. Sit­ for him with th? name pasted in their bats. Insured. United Stat**—the star> and stripes was ting in silence for a while in summoning Ths Be*I Fhysletans Ontdons. Lansing baa a new dray stand, her news­ adopted In June, 1777. memory to the front, he aald: J. A. Cmwfrrd aaya: -‘I haw had the boys will tie licensed hereafter, and tbe Informed that Sergeant Ural Knapp, tbe "There were two young French officers pndxble last survivor of Washlnirt'm's city borrows 85,000 for W day*. but for worst form of •■czenui two years, and from ibvhambcau'sarmy at Newport; Gov­ what purpose the council proceedings fall found no relief from some of our l»est phy­ Lite Gkard. and Major Robert Burnet, one ernor George Clinton and ids wife or sicians who have made this dtsrase a ‘sjicc. to state. ot Ibc General's escort into the city of daughter; mmih* gentlemen and their wives New York, on tbe morning when the Brit­ There was n local hose company t<>A st ialty; 1 wa.* j»r»tiade<l to try Papilion (ex­ from the neighliorboud: Molly Clinton ish evacuated it in November. 1783, were Saginaw Sunday, two eomiwuire reapokn- tract of ilax). The relief 1 received wa* living iu>t far from Newburg, ontbeliud- (who, you know, wa* the mother of Dr ing within three minutes and one company like a charm and I am well. I think l*aWitt Clinton), and the staff officers, two of pillouone <«f tbe bfraslngs of the age." uon, J iiiwle three attempts to visit them. them with tl^lr wives. Colonel Hamil­ traveling three-quarter* of a mile In les* TLv Jirsl effort was a failure: at the second Tn' I’apHlun (extract of flax| Skin cure ton, Washington's secretary’. *t Al­ than five miputes. wh«« all other* fall. I-arge bottles 81.00, 1 h*«1 a brief Interview with Major Burnet, A Cadillac school teacher won fame the bany, where be had married General and tiie. last mulled in an Interesting con­ bchuylrr's daughter only ten dajs liefori*. other day by hoisting a lady out of the at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. versation with both of the veterans, on a and did not return until after the holidays. school room by the ear, as she was berating pleasant Septemlwr afternoon. 1 rode first There were about twenty at the table, him because the scbooE wasn’t run ato thr residence of Major Burnet, whom 1 which was set in the biggest roum In the schools were when dm wb» a girl. hail visited on a hot evening In August. house. Bcskirs poultry, there was beef Mrs. Bailie Roberts. relict of the late Appniqching bls Ismse by a green lane, ami mutton. After dinner spiced wine Col. Wm. Roberta,I of Grand Rapids, and shaded by ancient willows planted by his was pa.*.*ed round, foliowed by pies, pud­ a resident of that city sHtee 1834, will be own band, I greeted the old jntriot as hr dings, apples, nut* and cider. I- wa« de­ UH years old July M. She is the mother Mt In his arm chair Just inside the wide- tailed as a sergeant, to take chance of the open front door of the sfawJlous entrance Life-Guard Band, which played lively of Mrs. J. W. Pierce, of Ute same city, A 810.000 collision occured on the Chi­ hall of hi* dwelling. Seated'Ibero, 1 was turn* during thr feast: and so I saw all entertained for an hour by his reminis­ tliat was going on In the room, for we were cago A Northwestern railroad'at the Buff­ cence* of the old war for indtqiendencc. alo mine, south of .Negaunee, Thursday af­ stationed In tbe passage through which ternoon. and Egineer John Fisher, aged 35 Hr gave me a graphic account of tbe great each guest went to t lie dining room. and single, was probably fatally Injured. meeting of officers at *The Temple." on On such occasions Cbh Hamilton gener­ the cgnip-Krounds of the Continental Army ally sat at the brad of the table, but now An ypsllanti man w!k> Is better off than not far from Newburgh, where, in a digni­ being absent, the General prided at one If he had been bom rich, bet S00 that fied address, Washington gave a scathing end of the table and Lady Wltahington at Blaine would nut be nominated and that rebuke of the unpatriotic and seditious the other. She was a short, stout-built Harrison would. He now Jingles 8180 In spirit manifested by the famous “New­ and good little woman. We all loved her. his pocket and I* the envy of every sport in burgh Letters." In £>nc spring of 1783, • Before the guests sat down. • the General, town. which were thr occasion of tbe assemblage. standing, asked a biesaing with solemn As 13 safe* went through the fire that Washington entered tbe temple unattend­ tones and ckmed eyes. Old Billy, Wash­ burned up the town of Norway, it is the ed, after thr officers were seated," said ington's body servant, whose head appear­ proposition now to ntake a scrap heap Major Burnet; -took a scat at one end of ed like a bunch of white sheep's wool, was monument of them In commemoration of thr long room, and in a few minutes hr thr chief waiter on that occasion, and tbe conflagration. Better sell 'em and buy njsa with a >»a)M*r In hU hand. * Taking moved with great dignity. In the evening bread. from his waistcoat pocket a pair of stiver some of the young |>roplr of the village A. A. White, of Vaster, assigned bls framed spectacles, lie said, tn his usual de­ were Invited in. and all Indulged in inno­ liberate manner of speaking, as he placed cent amusement, particularly in dancing, stock to W. W. Hunt for benefit of his them before his eyea, “Yon tee, gentlemen, until nine o'clock, when the comjmny creditor*. Stock is partially covered with a chattel mortgage of 8500. Extent of lia­ that 1 haw not only grown gray tint idlnd broke up. ('apt. Colfax, who exuumanded In your service." These wards powerfully the Guard, was a guest at the dinner. We bilities ami asset* cannot at present l>e as­ certained. touched every heart, and from that mo­ all Iiad a guud tliM." z With a stone quarry within gunshot of ment every soul tn the rooid waa loyal to Serg. Knapp gave me many .other inter­ the chief and tbe canse.’’ . esting rendnisevnees of his lift- as a guards­ the town, Ionia received three carloads of Major Burnet's father was a Scotchman, man. and I lingered until tile sun had set curb stoue from Oberlin Tuesday, lln re­ and his mother waa a native of Ireland. and the twilight was fast deepening. I turn Ionia will semi three carloads of their He w*«,» lieutenant of artillery, and was bade the venerable patriot farewell, when castllrcsnap stone for the new librarv bullding at Oberlin. . ’ in charge of a battery at West Point, at thr be said: time of tlwt discovery of Arnold's treachery. It la so easy to live without a visible "Oh, 1 forgot to tell you tin* beat part of He was afterward promoted to major, and the story of Uta Christmas dinner at bead­ means of support on the boom at the Son was one of the officer* delegated to attend quarter*. There was a pretty and proud that an Insufferable Jot of loafers baug the meeting at **the Temple" just alluded little girl In tbe village, named Ann* Brew­ around there all summer, and the councilto. He continued in the army under tbe ster. then In ber terns, but less than throe is now drafting a ball and chain ordinance immediate command of Washington, and feet high. She refused Lady Washington's In order to use them. was one of tbe foundara of the society of invitation to the dinner liecauae she sup­ Maj. Wm. McGurrjn, of the Second the Cincinnati. When t|e American* posed it waa given (Mdy tu gratify Uie cur­ regiment, Michigan state troops, wu marched Into the elty: uf New York, ac­ iosity of the other gtieata.. She soon found named at the annual national convention companied by Washington Un the day of out ber mistake, for Lady Washington ot the Knights of St John, held at lx»nlsthe British evacuation, be commanded the called at her mother's house and little ville, Ky., as supreme deputy for Michigan Anna nw afterward very often at head­ with the rank of colonel. final parting of Washington with his of­ quarters. When she grew to full woman­ By actual figures, it Is established that ficer* at Tavern fa Broad street. hood she wa* only a yard high. She lived Hie buildings now being erected at Sault Major Burnet 2__2“ ,______ T a maiden until she was seventy-five years He had seen what, fpw men Ln modern old, and Jbcn died. Perfect In form.sweet Stc. Marie, which includes an opera house, times had Ix-hekUnMiel) -• " • nd), the living rep- in temper, she was belored by everybody. union depot wharf aud warehouse, two resentattves of geherations of his Anna Brewster was the smallest woman In hotels, bank and at least 150 residences, will ccWt something over8333,000. kindred. America." Walter MeConnell. 30 ymn a saloonlived ■ short distance It wa* dark when I left the old guards­ from Ma While we were in, man's door. and. rode beck to Newburgh In keejwr at <*«iar Springs, his gone out of conversation, /the venerMile Sergeant, the light of a full moon. I met Sergeant Uie biMdneas and opened a grocery store. Burnet's aenlpr lu age, rode by at a brisk Knapp once afterwards. It wa* at a cele­ There are now no saloons or bHIiant rooms ard. Tbe Major said, with a bration at Newburgh of an historical event in that town, and y« there arc very few trace of jnal In his tone. "See how There was a civic and military procession. polltieal prohibitionists In the town. careteaair man rides; he will have a I was Invited to ride in a barouche with Up at Lexington the people are very fall yet that ___ _ _____ ... kill him. 1 ride __ tu. well Sergeant Knapp and thr orator of tlie day. thankful that the fellow who made Lake as he, but Uy." . The Sergeant and I were invited guests. Huron placed It nror the town. A sum­ 1 Imde Maj Burnet farewell, and ar­ He had a conspicuous seat on the platform mer normal Is just being started there, and rived at the hous^of Sergeant Knapp just and when the orator had finished hi* add­ the cool lake breezes are showing great as’ he had allg from hi* burse, lie ress I was. invited to Introduce thl* vener­ drawing power in bringing the students to left the steed In care ' ' a telioror and fo­ able gdardsman to tbe people. The audivited nw into his iling. 1 felt aure rnreXstlfied their ruap<*<-t aud reverence John Fowler, engineer of the tng Cowie, - that ho could tall w for the hen< by hunalj* which almost, of Alpena, turned up missing a year ago WMhlngtaWfc w,„„ brought seboe* fn>m Bftacdo;HUI and the *or. than any other living jxwwwi. and with Storm King, looming up from the Hudson and hi* body was found reoently in Thunder Bay river, in a decomposed con­ very little preface, after we were seated. 1 not far off. on the crests of which Sergeant dition and minus face, hands or feet. He asked. Knapp hail seen signal tin*, blar­ "Were you with Washington ail the ing daring tbe old War for Independance. wa* identified by hla clothes aud the aril! clee.tn his pockets. tttne that he was at New Windsor?" And when, an hour later, this last survi­ Alex La Ixiude, of the Hammond's Bay­ ••Certainly,” l»e re,died; "I was one of vor of Washington's Life Guards arose at the Guard, aud I believe 1 am tho only one tbe public banquet to depart, with suleuui life saving station, had a hen which laid a three-yolked living.” . . Z-Z fourQnch m IT. “«*•>«««> egg l«K one one rooming. morning. but flan vole* h* invited Ibe whnU ‘ ' **’ „ *?’ “ o"lln«y W «t noon and another of •When Eld you join ttieGaanl?" 1 aakef. pany to his funeraL J«*t f___ It* “5L ““ •' "W". "Not long after battle of Monmouffi to a dag from that ttar, wheg be v “ 7 d** Tte Mxt mon>ta» IdJ ... w CourVhoure." be repBed. **I joined the little past nlmy-aix yeaga Of ago. bta T”1 " th' ,n'n,““ dlM. So wotarmy when 1 waa 11, and luy first battto took Its flight, and many who wri were at the der. was at White Plain*. I was afterward feast were mourners at tbe burial. His with General Wooster In .tbe affair at remains wore interred near tte* tall flagstaff l*res. W. O. Hughart of Grand Rapids A Ridgefield, in Connecticut, where be was at Waablngton’B headquarters at Newburgh. Indiana railroad returned borne- from the killed. Then 1 joined the light infantry Over them stands a chaste mausoleum of East, where hr has been for two weeks on under Lafayette, fought in the battle at brown sandstone, fashioned by the emi­ business. No action was taken upon the Monmouth Court-house in New Jersey on nent sculptor tlie late . Henry K. Brown. proposed Elk Rapids or Manistee branches that terribly hot Sunday In June, and was It wa* erected by Company F. Ikth Ratf-, .. .—’----------- ——■ ~ —wwwct* "mvi pre­ elMWcn a member of tbe Commander-lnrnent Newburgh Guards, In the early sum- liminary nature, and may result in MjxnrChtef* guard « month afterward." thlng positive Jater. Mr. Hughart will re-Wbwe did Washington reside at New Bexnotr 3. InMoto L. L. D. Windsor?' I Inquired. Bertha Carey, a young woman who Is In “In a plain, old-fashioned Dutch fannPittsburg and unprovided with a father for home, built by the father uf Simeon De Would you whip a nick horae? No. her child, soon to be bom, has alleged that Witt." he answered, "ft »«« run large. Then don't iw ordinary pill*. salts, senna. Dr. Holden of Grand Rapids, assaulted Ittrt L.I -- v .. ... her while trratlng ber pioowoiMuiy. profwulonally. The .VwT. w* me Miles Pills. (M. P.) the safest and rarest doctor, who has been Interviewed by the Washington lived and eofcrtalued compauy <»f Illis. Samples tree at W. H. Goodyear's. n Grand Rapids Eagle. —» —t*. » —u. indlgnanUv ------- . .“drtih^ for acme days before Christmas tn 1780 the charge, although he did treat the girl Gen. Alger add rowed a Harrison meet­ until the spring of 1781. That bouse reparation h a ntadl last April, and hr nays she rvfuacd u» u-n ing In Detroit, Monday night. him who had ruined her. IIou. T. W. Hall, who came from Ver­ army with their wives were entertained mont 50 years ago to aid In founding Bat­ with Canadian 85 Hlb. tle Creek, recalls with much Interest Ms acquaintance with the Morton family In Apnrtn liniment removes all Shoreham, a townabip adjoining hl* own GREAT 1 f?Lrt'!Mr'!. ini »n 5. k'is'tafcJg SgfaJSS'r,,\c.,TO»"* ura «n Eut-TS? forms °r M enter bitn fit f* Qjjp ZR Whooping-sssi-bi^it^ Cough. ”*■ K S 8*.mt. It mu ■n,£r.w- ■» Cures Coughs and Colds. trial win nCKHMCR OBOVF REMEDY Bom •»« W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. 1 PAINT Wl OTX-cn.T sresr nrrT a YOUR BUCCY FOR ONE DOLLAR i terwfCOITS HONEST iF Kias A Src s*nriTTiT HOUSEPAINT COILS FLOOR PAINTS;»s THE SPECIALIST NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of S^WONT DRY STICKY Annual Clew Sale. DISEASE, Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak ? If so, now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment. Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. The liest possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough You can have a good fresh to convince the most skepti­ line to select fcom at an ex­ cal, from the venr best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ traord inary low price. cluding business men, farmers, This is a chance to purchase mechanics and others. Lanies’ and Childreds Cloaks DON'T PUT OFF cheap. . We have marked them all Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now over in is the time. so that yob can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in/white, grey or scrrlet cheap. I GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. eastward. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. l■ i; m We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. MARR & DUFF. fUeU m*naiMJorc«in» mouth! r .xBuralotti Ur •—- 1 - Tlckrt* In front of Fanners’ Sheds. NSSJ3K Chgt, films & TIMETABLE. FWES Government LAND*. WARM WAVES “ “ ■aMST irwollMi throat*. “....... “•"•tone, will atone. ■J**®. and fcirtify it ktRlehlandJoprtl^^^ FRIENDS: Don't some of your neighbor* ot friends want the Banner during the campaign? Ask them, and report �MEAT SPEECHES. | eohcy. ww. mited. u»t tta BteMm. /•** In which **“ tom from t They Were Made in Republican Conventions of the Past. ffUKD*'111 AT ARE NOW HISTORIC hideous fsm of ra»l! fr"m . ’U tn the arena af o_k_._ . . old ship Mfeh into . total NelBe Cash, a school-girl of Hyannis, Mass., shot herself dead lu her room. lUimuaUd " *• ~'u ""W* be lu S3?tZKS-.,5-!M •:!»■ !“~ TO whone hands you h mUfartar who f w®’ Wltat ta.kk aLTrk?.baTe kniTn «FGKry a currewy as national aa 4ta flag u|-~ WU> o»-.Im p.„pk Mthrew Ita protecting arm around our great industries, and they stood erect as with new life It filled wttbEta spirit nJ •>« lbfunction, of the government It confronted a re beillon of urexampled magnitude, with tbTS'71trhU^ “j ,an<1 uud"’G«l- fi-ugl*. tta final bailie of liberty unlfirelctorv was won TLt-n aflnr t K.. _. ~----- -- o-..™Biwora,OI|1(tw nt tenxi by the conquering nation, and pending peril fresh upon her To you representatives of <50.0(X).000 of the Amer >>neu>r. W. F. Beyer. Garretavillc, Ohio, says; "My wife has l-een troubled with catarrh a long time, but have, with what remedies Wr hail, and what thr doctors could do. kept the upper hand of It until this ftUL when everything failed. Her throat was raw as far a* one could see. with an Inces­ sant cough, when I inwatrd my dollar In • invention without a nom­ tor U» — lU ^J*“J""* t would strike tho young thrtiat all healed and entirely cured." I’a(iduy as the piny of "Ham­ -Hof tba H^ublfau, pilkm (eqtract of flax) Catarrh cun- effect* , character of tiie Prine* JUDGE -WEST, OF OHIO. cures when al! othera fail. Urge tattle* power ,,M’d He official omitlecL Yet that was 81.00, at W. H. Good) ear's drug store. £ U ~ ,e,e“* flan? ha. ■f ire !>?• Indeed, until without remaining Jree. b . i . ------ . . “«■-■*<-• uurouiy revemre. Judge John Mlnkey of Pennsylvania that you job: us in lifting «o the serene gcrwiU set tho fasliion st Gentlemen of -ta convention in th_ supreme court died in London. firmament of the constitution, to shine , ts«$; nothing more was nsmb of tta great republic, tta like stare («-over and ever, tbe immonal *;,7; I n more winouncement of- republic that everextated upon thia earth $80.—One tattle of English Spavin LtaL A b a delegate to tho Chicago conveuprinciple* truth and justioe. that all • sort of perfunctory pledge in tho name of all her defenders and of all’ ment cured my fine Norman man- of two men. white or block, shall be free and ud of tbe nominator would tar supporters, in tlie name of all hmugly blood spavins which damaged her ■t“d *lu*J before tbe law ' • ■; Jatc ita vote, n pledge which value al least >A0. It Ik thr grandest , - “t>- — usiuo oi on her solThen came the questions«f reconstruc­ tv callad deceittul since it dtore Blemish cure 1 ever used. John McCain, dead upon the field of battle, and in mil! li tion. tbe public debt and tbe public faith, first Republican president of the United Hocm! Dealer. Darlington. Ind. Sold by ... ■ anybody. But after In - tbe name of thorn* who perished h> th0 tn th,. • i. ____ «-• _ corn « 'flc st Cincinnati a skeleton clutch of famine at A&dcrsnn B'’U“t™kat byutSJi State. font and twenty years of tho Mich1" n‘ LaXlin,p' ‘lru*’'hrt' Hasting*, au^^0:, ta find -offenae and disqualificatian in himhelf MUe and Libby grandest history of recorded times have • U .«.iwkud viddJy remembers. Illta,4s-!llteui. oom started with tiio: distinguished the ascendency of tta Re­ .lames E. Hubhani of Pltbifle.ld. Maaa, sh state looks . ________ ____ r ^ p,-rleI " SJ be haagalnrd Show -.7 I»«l<tent of thia ronn Tbe skies have lowered quarrelled with his sweetheart and shot luatrum of duty and of victory How publican party for its moat do- foL try ‘ that prince — .... . ha,M rtn.frof pwBainentaruiua-^tat ; X'uno 00,5 •u,d shsU w(, do thia great work ? \Ve cannot himself. Hid tho suit has been to 1OT-, .,t IOT-m—Imum, a. Iiut^. • ' B"> dt. ™ pot,,.. „ , 44, lV “7 hy aamtilhg our Repub­ Snow fell'ta Pierce county, western Wis­ i*™iuc»unn, tq very fiu-t, whixi. lican brethren. God forbid that I should consin Tuesday. (or ROSCOE CONKLINGsay one won! to cast a ..Imdow upon any Its folds, not a cloud on ita- glory ■»* -x™u.„tx. dh.itaUf, „ name on the roll of our heroes This Whether It'shall maintain that grand as­ vomciuf rhe short and coming fight U our TJienuopyhe. W« are Caro of Cancer and LTccri* ideinugstatu votes standing Upon a narrow Isthmus. If our cendency depends upon tta action of this ions |In ths Cn>t ReWith bated breath a nation Spartan boats arc united Wt. tuu with- council I cDuvientton. held at waits tho result On it are fixed the eyes ■of 20,000.000 of Republlcaa freemen Ln the l" apd IB. J’toC. there bring against us Let us i north. On it. or to Lt. rather, are sTMtocnqs made on the hold our grou _ one year, for the '. ound this Xr. the ittndkiitte wa*, not 2*^ "'“houl Ha baUs trotu Appomattox stars In their course fight ‘for us’ in tta stretched forth the imploring handn of AimI tbe famous appto Tree. i -ca. omctula or emomorie, to manufacture future i . ’put in (nomination, and Tin- oraisus taken tlta year will 10.000.000 of political bundmen of tbe •outl. while above, from the portals of ^ n eff “ 1 w nt “ m Utw ' ’ rUhuu ‘ »WV* Obeying iuatructiomi I should never ■- 'rueof tta conventions bring re-euforoemcnta and' continued light. Is lookiur down tta immortal spirit : 1 In 1868 Gen. Grant [ ware to disregiird. 1 rise in behalf of the or effort on Lb part. Grant - is tbe candl power But in order to win this victory now date whose supporters lisw* never threat wo thp lmn’ort*1 martyr wta firn bore It .dusted in ad van ch by tq>onWlf want Wiint ’• ho Km vote L'r.tM nf (>___ Vl! ... state of New York to propose a noraina । S1uJr11 Aa u,ey u * ttePub . v-A.-tn. yet ta wu dot for- | tiou with which tta^eouutrv tod tta lie i from old ulcers for W‘vrrt ,le bis Grant Republican <1 :n the conveutidn So puhliean • party can rrandlv win Tta fl 5 d’ b} lhe CrctxJ “d t»‘O CMJldl r-ew accustomed no that election tafore us will be A anteHit* ttaririft ‘fo* kt?ublk’an holding t .this omtKsk® would now Of Amcncan politics. It will decide r f^h Uk “4>ri»y “ tta vere e^nre : psr*loruble slight yet it wtaLtar for years to come the couture l “«*“*ng to uphold that that tho nomination in will be ' Republican or Coaxack " Tta i■ wtk f.‘ h' | faith against tta common i*n«-mv and the a man who Lad not been need of the hour is a candidate who can ! ; ctarlattos and guerrilla* wbo deploy b« I who ha! most <l>vjnently carry doubtful states. n<rth mid south 1 t.w«m the lu.ua and forage on one aide aJuno. of Senator Sherman, and believing that be. more surely tluui । or tta other • here were no nominating any other, run carry New York against !' Tta Democratic partv iz a alanding MylltU.gtrL.te>, taFaSSfiniSr :-*4 and |87t ret lhechalr- any opponent, and carry not only the * i protest against jwogreM lu purpooea j eommencod from tho quick, and tb< tstc drlrgatinnv ctpbrared north, but several state?, of tta south New ■ are spoila It* hope and very existence is the nails would odrne off. W. doctori -f casting tta Vote to York L» for Ulysses S Grant lie alone a solid south. Ita succeu b a menace to :hy remarks,' tta' pith )t living Republicans has carried New . prosjicrity and order thought 1 Would v present Tta general York ua presidential candidate Once II Tlib convention i* master of a su­ V( for each State n> aim­ be carried it ••ven according .to a Demo prana opportunity, ran name the next - .,*te. and tta first de cratic coii?t. and twice heMRMTled it bv president of tb- I nltcd States and make rom were rather looked tta people s vote, and he is stronger now'. sure of hh electlqn and hb peaceful inau ' _ ——>.,was Mviur nr Lira. Hut now the ‘ The Republican party, with its atamlnrd gnration p^°r>*XSay,iru<wo7iiwpKIi.ra Tbs doctor told mo I bad a throat di™. It can break the power wlifch • K!‘«ift“bXSr5’£lS.”‘, I in his hand, i> stronger now ; l,ttJ1 iiJxixB- dominates and mildew- tta south *“• <a‘uulBr t0 °*n*ral Grsnt'a X It aa' cheerfully rocoani-nd it to ad auflerlM I or lb'72 Never defeated • a ar or in speed tb<* nn|ion in a career of grandeur from disordered blood. x. i peace, hb name Is tta most illustrious ecUpsiug all post achievements We have prxarf owullUon. llul U .fe.ll tw Mluitud । ualuj wad in.p.rwd Uw r«.w, ot — oa Blood and BkinJ»woass« borne by any living man. Mb services at , only to listen above-the din and look be !X*X*r* *>*“ ud .h. nJL. ot bum-MW '*- ERSOL . teat his greatneas, an*! Lb country know, , rond the dual of an hour to behold tta ,1’1' “Vl"’: ” «“ reo-nd-l-d tW«a l»n | them by heart His fame wo, bom not Republiean party advancing to victory, 7 .TUT, •»!«■»» cond.Uon ^Md il.Hr ^ouo.iom. Tb. .obordl; aiune of things written anti said, but of , with its greatest tnaralud st ita head. , the arduous greatness of things done. I i1"*. "k '>*•“ “ -Iff"■ u.d bunrf ...v wi<h ih. dMd W.1.1WM ot [ and dangers and emergeneire will search j p^buT^ TUOT.otth.uud.mu,™ JAMES A. GARFIELD. : in vain in tho .future, as they have I xj.ot otu.1ot.mm mm.. ___ i , against us Not an electoral gain can be J tlieehlM, M>rten« the rums, allays all । Is* satisfied with searched in vuin in tho past, for any I Now. gentlemen, not to worry yon. lam | expected from tliat sect ion If triumph ’wind •'nd eMic. rblic. and w U me tbe b«i tx-nt remedy for diarrbera. r.in H Bristow—bo ! other on whom the nation leans with such | ,11 ‘"fJT*"' • T" r<?r I ""*»■ U» Idpobl.Mn .uu. ot tu ImAh Twenty-live cents a bottle. j confidence and trust Standing on tho i on nominated by thia OTIoo-tUoumot Who WMIU tonua lU eoo,unim bmuUou cerry tlie state of 1 highest cmineuce of burntm distinction. • “•'If tnrn, lU (ot. <U u,Al ^3 tU loom. I have witnessed the extraordinary ,' <-'ommde *nd associate and friend of ■nearh I: • ■-•t-tlrd with tlie um! ------ _ having filled oil all buds lands with with Lis Lis re ~ JI thorn bold. dMd whom, Jot look (n,„ tu „1om. ,u worUUp ud tU viug tilled **crnes of this convention with deep soHc if the nominee of : nown. modest, firm, simple and self itude No emotion touches my heart more dowo opou ,u from th™. -mH.u> idjhl ,u but «t tU InmUr <m Um ------- j —, ------- j poised, m. he i------------------Las seen not onlythe titled but । £u|^kjy ., — ™ >a ™— than sentiment .In honor of a . mm, who u™> hl. ot pnbUu Mr . (Urrm. tn.m tU hot of tU UUr v ;d:h f Massachuaott* by । tta poor and lowly in tho utmost ends of great ra lb, hmik. ot lU Uudwm TU g----• tod ~~ noble ccharacter ImmototT But aa I sat rU, twrutv dr. ,ot «o.’ whuj. dmt , What ? Cured among others the *> l w.,uld'advise them to the world, rise aud uncover before him. ’’ ' witnessed these dem- ■lu*? JomOTuU? dm» lu th. dor. ; UpuhlUm .uu. u>u.t turuith th™ ^2. । on these seats and following. They write: :! Lull ius a Demqrnitic He has studied tta needs and defects of ot (instraxions . .. It . seemed to me yoy were a ot peril on lU plum, ot Uu™. wUm ch. moqiwrtmr UlUU™ It trtmuoh rum. I would a/lvL**o them to , many systems of government, and •" ta ' human ocean not mund polUknl wul.,m die-_-rrur. In !□ a t era peat' 1 hive seen dr.t rwl dmp. oi Umt UwnlyUmw., Uto tJI width dn.ll? .wJlwi Into IU lot. .nd dramud lUi > l.drr >UU U iziiker Hill mat old menu- । |(romes latch m a none? tatter /itncncun American inuu than ever, ever, ., the the sea ses lashed lashed into in a fury and tossed Into umicv Um.-,, j with a wealth of knowledge and expert- , a spray, and Its grandeur moves the soul deluge of war lie bravely stood by . riven to them whom our people will fol­ ;.*\>i<'of the United States , encc .added to tta bard common sense of tbe dullest maa But I remember that young Ku,™ lUu ud rwuiruing *» hto | „ roa- upl. ml.JriTut by tnm™u. to mr-mta d.tr.1. nil . drEiaml • leader tn the e great eou- . *hich Bo conspicuously diatingubhed him II b not the billows, but tbe calm level of duty lull,. U.IOT1 UgtoUlum. ih rough . — -----------i1" F-’J’-y b“ b“ grmnl drte Un>. whom tU wul. ot tU * a man of intrliigmcv. a man ; m all tta fierce light that beat upon him . tta sea. from which all heights and deptha *“ of intrgri: .. mail of well known and ap- • throughout tta moat eventful, trying and ore measured, "'hen the- storm has mmkwl by Um pnrformjt In ..«ry d. 1 d«U. md whom Ihry will ndlow purumnl ot legtototlon loo Mk tor hto । „|t|, j] th. mthuOTm of rUuniOT. M proved . ,[«:! :leal opinion* They demand a i periktu sixteen years of lhe nation's Lb- [>aaaed tod tta bourof calm setyleson tta Alh-lo-pho-ros Pills are small and mouumool.. I point you to twmlydr. - tUy .w«p <m mid ouwnrd to iwruln rtory.cra,tr .* icr.w well u> before the elec- . torr. ><ean. when sunlight bathes its smooth pleasant to take, yet wonderfully ?«rt °t unltatol ,|«>u<«.. .*.ot™, g™t t ,gy, . ot American Ammrun man nun-­ •.: r; lu-i demand a politician in the Sever had a policy to enforce against , surface, then the aatronomcrand snrveyor effective. Invaluable for kidney lory, a mpnwmt.ll,. representative of Uod. . ot that tut living llrlng ReU and liver complaints, dyspepsia, ini.ijt-wt ‘?r*;a ;i Kt and best M-nsc—a man | tho will of ths people, ho never betrayed takes tta level from which ta mcaaurea bmrfr.nl .UluU I™ town ptomd lu our hood. a mfrtmmUUM representative of uigestion, eonstipauon, beadache, statute books without his Intelligent and 1 publicaniam that demanda tta amplest <f vupt-rtmt'-iaj courage. They demand u cause or a friend, aud tta people will ' all terrestrial heights and depths Genetc. They'll take away that tired witb public affair*. . never betray ar desert him. Vilified aud ! tieracr. of tta convention, your present powerful aid. ils aided them* meo to Industrial protection and opportunity formulate tta laws that raiaed our great whereby labor shall be enabled to earn, **fh th. •••.sitt of the people, with reviled, ruthlessly aspersed by number- । temper may not mark the healthful pulse armies tod carried us through the war. WV1 the bread of Independent employtot : the r?.mremexits of tho hour, less presses, nut In other lands,'but in his । ot our people When our enthusiasm has His hand was seen Ln tta workmanahip । ment. relieved from mrndictot comr«t'p:'. cd. u.e demand* of the future. ; own. tho assaults upon him have strength paaaed. when tta emotions of thb hour THE ATHLDPHORQl CO. 112 THU it. 1. T. icc. ..- trxtui , teau broad enough to ened and seasoned bis hold upon _________ upon tho — pub- i liave subaided, we shall find tho calm of those statutes that created the Hun with pauper Europe cr pagan China? war currency, and in a still greater ln this contention of force*, to whose can­ couipreb n ; tte relatloa* of thb govern- , He heart Tlwi ammunition ammunition of of calumt calumny level of public opinion below tho storm Tta work that redeemed Ata promiacs of didate shall be intrusted our battle flag? mu: fo th., (.they nation* of the earth, ha* all been exploded; tta powder hasaU , from which tho thoughts of a mlgl.tr the government, and made tbe currency citizens. I am not here to d*. It. and-----They demand --tod a mtoWrll versed in tta . l«en burned once, its force l» spent, and people are to be measured, and by which “lT And when at last. called — mv cleave toJthe roof of my tn 1th |osrer«. -l ‘ i? : and prerogatives of each 'Gen. Great's name will glitter as a bright ttair final action will be determined Not' eqaal to gold < tongue ----- w------------------------------------J----a.-! n’ department of this gdvernmenL j tod imperishable star In tho diadem of here, in thb brilliant circle, where 1A.000 from tho halls of legislation into a high if I do abate one tithe from the just fame, executive office, ho displayed that experi­ integrity and public honor of Chester A. Itey (lonjsn.l , man who will sucrediv the Republic when those who bnvo tried men and women are assembled, u tta ! It *.’?', ' > litiatichl , , t I... mm - of tbe United i to tarnish i. ill bavo Holdered -i -1, i in /for mm I destiny * 1 n । nf m mm ?™ Ml., tn honor It — will of ?K the republic to fo. be decreed;• not ence. Intelligence, firmness and poise of Arthur, our preaident. 1 state not one gotten their' memories and here, where see *’---------the enthusiastic faces character which has carried us through a litho from tbe juat fame and nubile lutogl>o kupws enough to know g"** -" graves and' -------‘ ---------—’ I— •-------------------------stormy ** *vM’"*-------- । rity of George F. Edmunds, tn JoMph R. thankful. But not always. Mr. W. W. Griffin. have vanished utterlv. 1 of 7MJ delegates waiting to cast their 1 -d debt must be paid epitaphs < half tl Hawley, of John Sherman, of that grand Never elated by sure.™.' never de- votes into the urn and detennta* tta ■ i-v.'ity of this people:one ' old black eagle of Illinois. And 1 am and a ! :!; to know that ail the pressed bvadversity.be by adversity, i baa ever in peace, choice of their party- but by 4 000,000 sucetML, --------------- — । proud to know that these distinguialied ti-ua* 1»: q« Republican wbcre the thought of the world catuiof re- a/in ad in war. war^ shown tta tbe very groins of corn until victory crowned him. The great senators whom I have nuniod have born* dtem a ■ dollar; one who knows mon sense. Tta terms he pmcritad far fid fathers, with wives and children about fiscal affairs of tho nation, tod the great like testimony to tta public life, tho pub­ t-uiugti t..;. ■ tlat all the money must Lee’s surrender foreshadowed tbo wisest them, with the ealm thought* Inspired by business Interests of tta country, he has lic character and the public Integrity of heart would palpitate for two hour* at a time. I* Citde. a, oy law. but by labor, ota principle* tod prophecies of true recon­ love of home and love of country, with the guarded and preserved, while executing him whose confirmation brought him to »bo iuM<w4. ■ expected to die. In Heptember. 1HI1.1 bought a to know that tho peo- !. structlon. iiroaiou. the law of resumption and effecting its th. highest office—second in dignity only pfe «t the C: ■ Mates tare the industry [ of Hhaker Bxtnul of. Room, or Selrrl's Victor In me tho greaiuBt greatest ui of umuoiu modern wars. .........—_ — icior id - ■> f __ object without a jar. aud against the false to tbe offieo of president itself—the botUe Curative Bynip. of yw agent. Mr. K M. King, ...._ > quick.? ..cr-irf to and the honor to pay ( ho f---*-'-- .I^OTIOT -r—~n-«~t U, m« tn hot-he OT. OTmrf OT OTOT uur prophecies of one-half of the press and first. premiership In the administration and before I tiad iak<*u the first bottle I fet£ ucyet „ .jl0„ Inako .. kls lore t pettCC by* an nrbltra- . uatlou in days gone by—there God pre Ho of James A. Garfield. A man for whom better, and bi a short time was able to go to I'* (|. t,tbli,-..!* Qf th0 Uritcd States ! lion of inlcruitiana! deputes which P*”’/’54* v,'r'nrt "hl™ J^Jh^Kotu al! the Democracy of thia continent has shown himself sble to meet with senator* and rivals will rote for the sec­ - -i*-; 1.... U1 v ., k nows tllM knows thatt prosperity prosperity , stands sltodn oa oa tho tho wisest and moat majestic tho wisdom of onr worit to nigbU Not ta cnlmnews tbe great emergencies of tho retaryship of state of »f tho the United States la is Mr. Wm. J. MeCaun, W Landall Kt.. Boaton. •*:-i ' n. wtan ttay mm come, mutt . example of ita L.-I. flu-M _ --.-.-.a .,vm.....1m nf !(■ kind ta tta world’s dlplo; Chicago ta tta heat of Junr but In tta government for twenty-five years. He good enough for s If plain ‘rtt**:<2ilx moMb* W I bexan to throw up - flesh and»•bluodJ-* --» maryP When WhenInflation, Inflation, at at the tta height bright of c4 । sober ----------------------------------“na ®°T*^1 • ’• >h*L wb«. "ucji they nicy com. com*. , macy. quiet that vou*“ MW J?J***? my fooJThrr ruing. I thought I wa« gv._. has trodden tta perilous heights of pub­ God's jieopic to vote for for president. . Into eonsumpllon. I soon began to have twin i ... -J win e*..c• >i- clI ..in< hand.1through --------- 1 tta 1: its popularity x.»and _M.I frenzy, f.... 1 .- hud I.m.I swept both twit , the melancholy <lay* lic duty, and against all the shafts of Who shall be our candidate? Not the In tbe cb««t. stomach and side# I got little igdra. ' ' !dfo tarnl in baud by bo<£i of coGgrrai. It 4aa tho veto of slleuee of deliberate J**®*™ MU thb inallra has borne his* breast unharmed. representative of n particular intereat or sleep and woke all. tired out. I once tret live II- OT tho lun.OT llnu>l wUlkh. .OTIo OT don., ...orthrew g™t q™Uoo ho Mittal LMukUdOTn. SKT llt> has stood in tho blaze of "that ficroo a particular class, bend the great procla­ Kia i” JS. vteclv light that beats against tho throne." but mation to the country labeled “The Doc­ h./l I__ .tu ■»___ kJ put OT open fur । -xpm.lon OT elraOT OT for .pool. , ■" “«“* —oI lh, «,BT„ :|,1 in hand bv tho flaming resumption Tohim. immeasurably mure B >t mt' Rear with uro a Its ficm*t ray luu, found no flaw in Ills tor's Candidate,” "The Lawyer's Candi­ OT by OT -b.mn.7. OTa to .n? nOTr <ot. to OT tb. Cut. Xu OT armor, no stain on his shield. I do not date,” "Tbo Wall Street Candidate." and • »„ ™...o pmOT OT lb.torrr?|iP«rOTUrl...fOT».«OT a»a»nt tau m. or into OT. .»« present him as a better Republlcan or as a the hand of resurrection will not fathom J,.'. OT f OT. , IVlfhhto'ilnrlOTrrw. OT11 b.v. no for . S“£‘.,~ uSf^b iK-tter man than t^iousanda of others we his November grave. honor, but I present him for your deliber­ Gentlemen, he must ta a representative •-M lo U, OT out Of OT dofmrfro o.m,OTn. no spolo<(M «r er , . ,n‘pl. rh*ta of bend™ , ...... 11 •>? ■ pta-njlnn. to mOT The OTtt. OT | ™ Um/, „[£ „fflc In OT OT? ate consideration. 1 nominate John Sher­ of that Republicanism that demands tbe absolute political as well as the pcreonal man. of Ohia Ti. Ji? o" have i-oug • . .o/^T^P'® MM—ivzcd the eon ?W’“r K*puet «f «oots. <* tatesl's Sjrrun. la ■' >',lldcal Of thconvention. ,e Cn‘*d 8ui« rows J;r’ken ,nfnil been aimed J* nt him and lit 1 “ tencei Of » majority Tb® emancipation and etifranchiacment of ■ " ‘’"■' ““d 3l u:l.n u, Ji™ i- i thw tX ” ^«*'S. .Si ,=^*25 “J t“.**2!T | win «.<!«, X.1, THET DID IT. sag" ‘HAY GOD BLESS YOU! mankind—a representative of that Repub­ ^’crn' o/ tta^bS tebful doctrine of mate eorerrigmv bad ‘ FRYE NOMINATING BLAINE. licanism which recognises tbe stamp of , ’v*Ty‘■tiMn.nt homo । in bim. When be wuo oi weakened tta noblest and American citizenship as the passport to k",”r’lh‘l <uygu’«ro man In Florida. 'Wherever I *rn tbg ^mnal every right, privilege and consideration, ' '' df'rt!n^ It* defenders. 1 may como also, ta meant that..bad ho the msping power of at home or abroad, whethar under the tta tea. " /-it i’^^vutors. b u disgrace ta . power to help It. tho pcxir dwellers In lhe Mixing the virgui territericsof 'rtd Ttay deuutod . cabin, of tta «uth abould nrita driven atar«yvraaithr d(B> time; an old ahip battling for its life with sky of Bismarck, under tbo Palmetto, the fury of the tempest; darkness cvety- .under the Pallcan. or ou the banka of the '‘tataufidkl‘J,v etern*1 »upa*re- ; in terror from tbe homos of ‘heiyj^“J- I «*• At crihb tho where: tho winds raging and bowling; the Mohawk, that Republicanism that rognrda ’Jtavdci--. '” nf chureh and school hood aud tta graves of their murdered , party raa born It drew its 1*5“ * °1 wU*’ «P« । d—1 WkBU he rrfnr1 T5eUL?S fiS taXuun from that fire of Hbert; Logo waves beating on the aides of the with dUsatlsfaction a despotism which ship, and making her shiver from f--------stem •— *to “ under the "aic semper tymnnii" of tho ««* dem .*‘.7’ sUr- ^ut tfacf do | Kearney ho meant that lawlesaueo and P^( ih-fitcd in every mana the I Old Dominion eliminates, by slaughter, stern. Tlie lightning waa flashing, ' tav» » tl,dr raudidaXe shall j communism, although they *b.ov'1^ *4° . jmd which all tbe powers of ignorthunders rolling; there was danger every- •] popular majorities In tho name of Deraocuc.ri\,u tnoni1 character tale taws to a whole city. wouJd I -. ’^4 tVraxmv can never wholly rholly ex ex-„ UC1X1 n bold, coure; racy — a Reuublieaniam aa embodied and where. 1 saw at the helm 5an«>u't,‘ !d”ierat* congress The where meet u foe in him. and. popular or . . -j-^0 Republican party came to geons Immovable, commanding man In ; stated in tba platform of principles this ?i'“' ‘‘“I** “*» “OPOP^. her lO.^ I XTud ft entered and save tta the repobta republic ’“TT the tempest. lhe consmotion. 1 day adopted by your convenUon. "" ’!l’,B“3doMa!iBcatioua, I right, let tta chips fly where they may. , wlicn the as■xwhen the beleaguered Ifrieaguerrd and and 2**oulot* in the danger, hopeful. I saw him’ Gentlemen, auch * representative Ra­ taLb * K*B»ut Icauler of I Lib Integrity, hut • i^led territories were struggling tor freaX ihat old ahlfiad bring her into her publican ta James 0. Blaine, of Maine If 0^1 "y Jtarty-James G Blaine courage, and ids uncounted cxp«ri< uco are , drow ^und them the aacr*d harbor Into »tUl waters, into safety. That nominated to-night Ha campaign would •ta tevr ” "' r7’w,‘*1 *'»th tbo vast t the tho qualities qualities offered to his H», ij cbete of of 11 lib®rtv bertv which which tbe tbe demon demon of of starsbvman wks a hero. I saw tho good old ship ---------------™. -----------------------OTfo.. ^^ nnvor J.,™! to ero~ t made them 1,-‘ 1.■ hiovemexita of ita first ; The only argument agslust try h>» made them of state, the slate of Maine, within the ' “mtury. 4. •» tor auuu, worthy of tar past ing them would amaze Solomon J" ! fra* forww tore ver Strengthenrd Strengthened by its victory way last year fighting her h ““through ,u '" the * “ powder bumod to firh into tta backs of Ida 2Ttta th? young young party. und« ptvpb> •<» -f her future, asks fbTa thoaghl there could ta•«‘<*W "® lh(1 frontlet, frontlet, the party under , at tta same dangers- leaders. It would only be exploded to iartty of genius, oaks under ^ta sum Having tried Gmnt t , the tatdereblp of that man wta. ofgreat that great man an wta on She was freighted with nil that Illuminate the inauguration. The brazen ’■••• -.-randest combination aud found him faithful, we are • । this #spot- twenty t -venty years ago. was was mads uiode its is nrerioUB In the principles of tbrosta of ttacaxuion in yonder square, " ‘; id lirrixj tatwath her must not. even after toJntcrrnlI of 1^./ leodcr entered the national capital espitul and I our republic, wish tta rights of tta Amer- waiting to tarald. th* result of tta «mJun.es G. Btaine. lru*r him again tho .Ku high l.lrt. duties dutiea <>f of the tta* yrnvern rcrern ! lean citiz. tiship. with afa that U gnar- ventian, veution, would not have time to cool bebe­ ’ ra host, led by thb does not mteh a fallacy taj°|v»twVi. 1 ment The light which shone from ita 1 autecd to lbs American citizen by cnir fore his hht name name* would ta be caught up cm on tan t«n ■ -.ubeno defeat Ameritto republicexrlutfo Jcffere^u JJte,.d'speiled tta darkness ir which thousand tooguae of electric flame. It CUU»U*UWU. ------i vear-. y«r flUod from public treat Why? »«'£* £ ^.nahnmded tbe repeal and would swaeo down from the old Pine Tree tlon u-te.1 ...f. **» tuo arch traitor tod .1. melt(3 the shackle*of every Miw] r .t_jwere on * her and intense AuxJetj talioo* of of tho tho revolution;! revolution: state. It would go over the hilla aud valr«w- filled every American heart, lost the grant old ship, the 'State of Maine.” might gt • ■ -V-.UVI UK-Iuuno* Ol UOTWWV-k ——- . . , '' *.<rrt Iqcenda.of dot |bf >h^ow ..f th*c*IkvOT. .of liblit are OT asked —krf to u> Mtrerim. oOTrtM Onu>» (*»■> 1 -«fo-t ■•foch foci? 1the ta SOOS him. Why? i • sons of freedom . trust t:~r. hk=. “■by’ Because Bacauso he ht «*• “■=’du-‘.;i. tfidale i - , grTO MACKINAC Summer Tours. .»a u. -ress-y-*-”-. as- DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND OUR ILLUSTRATED CLEVELAND P*MFMUm MirtkCtaMtaataptatt. OETROrr, BICM. �CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. On Historic Ground Great Gathering of Veterans on Gettysburg Field. WORK OF THE NATIONAL LAW­ MAKERS BRIEFLY STATED. bOH! tbe OMiBURb would tx> market a IHBOOIHUi MONUMENTS DEDICATED tLlr drihr poUMM to Ujlr bsart’s c-onGovernor rjrXZov by poktag it -ttb • Pta. ~ Ybo tW- s-..1. Washikotox City. June ■T..—Notice waa sympathy such At tbe (-.inclusion of tbo address, Gov- lew ♦hich the iron Brigade. In which Wisconsin had throe reghnsnta, pomed on that msmoraBL Isbof July. MB. Mort prominent among th- spectators was feeling, and thought none knew better how to manifest there feelings than ths troops of ths First corps. valor, fortitude or faith. In paying tribute present, God bluet them, and may tlvoy dis­ pel all allusions that may come between the Tbo band played ‘•Dixie" before Longthen Gen. Fairchild was introduced, and started out with tho sentence: “Twenty-five Couffiirate and A Yankee between ‘Dixie’ and 'Yhnkee Doodle'" Ho did not know a bettor objoct-l-awoa for tho young than these fraterpsl gatherings of those two once hostile srmiea. ■ tbe afternoon tbe monument of the Eightythird New York regiment was dedicated. It Is fifty-ouo feet high and the finest regimental monument on tbe field In the evening Bishop Uewntan addrossed an audience of SA) in Christ's Lutheran church on tbe mission of the country. bose ball club went to Detroit yesterday, and granting for Chicago and Getaein for Detroit. ton 2, Washington 4. Chicago, June 97.—With Van Haltnn in since tl> « bloody un­ thrir twooorps took tisfted with Monday. Now TUI tin WiacoxsiK VOM. Round Top. the exorcist* taking place in. burg 5, Indtanapriis 7; st Philadelphia— New York 4, Philadelphia 1; at Boofion— Washington-Boston game jeetponed—rain. ChicaOO, June 3i—An»onyput Borchers in tbo box at Detroit yMterday and got badly beaten. Tbe league base ball scores yorterday were: At Boston—Boston 13, Washing- •r. CoL’James W. Duffy, chairman presided. Bright sansbine and a delightful breeze contributed much Washington 7—fourteen innings. Chicago, June ».—Tho National league fully doubled yes- apol Is—Indianapolis 2, Detroit V; at Philadel­ phia- Philadelphia 3, Boston 8; at Pittsburg —Pittaburg 0, Chicago 4; at Now York— were thronged with mnut, CoL William Howard 'command- ■way with a few hundred th.nuan.1 u—J? ■Minin fn Canada e-vl Ak.Ii.__ ' ’ . tbe “trwmctimr by returning vrLthLi Tbe laud bill occupied tbo attention of tbe yesterday agree<! to house amendments to senate bills authorising tbo construction of bridges at Muscatine and Clinton, la.; Ne­ braska City, Neb., and Ocaquan, Illa A bill was introduced to provide for appeal on capital cases decided in the United States district court nt Fort Smith, Ark. The river and barter appropriation bill was then taken up and a large number of senate amend- gregale 31.3dOO.UOO The senate then adjournixl. . Tbe house paso-d tbe public land bill with an amendment by Holman retaining tho tltla of the government in all coal found on public hinds. Tbe tariff bill was then taken ‘ up and Kelley made a proposition to drop it until next ses­ sion, to be passed then or not, as tho election should determine. This was opposed by both Mills and Raed, and a long discuoslou 'was Misaankae county's old jail at fAksCdv was burned Bunday evening, l.-.t tberocA bouse ad loininr was ___ lltM; Alpena lumbsrmai have dkpoeed of 5,000,­ 000 shingles and 50,000,(00 fee. of lumbar since tho 1st of January. Somebmiy .tidnt love A. J. Ufomia, a away, tbe Volunteer was under iuu mu Chsriro. Allegan county, farmer, and to ac­ and the Stranger was badly baadlropjJed. quaint him of the fact, girdled bls apple At 18:40 tbe Puritan turned the stake-boat orchard. Some folks have strange .rays of off Hardings, and the Volunteer at 13:48. ■showing their likes and dislikes. From thia time the Volunteer steadily gained on the Puritan. , and at 13:M pawed ber to windward, leaving tbo Stran­ ger fully a mile behind. Tho Volunteer turned the second stake boat at 3:IH, and tbe A bursting emery Wheel at Sand Lake Puritan sixteen mlnunu latiT. Tbe watar was comparatively smooth and tbe rwwl’ sailed for the finishing line in tbe following Mxo—1 u. U1» •> incentive to their rem <nl. 330:45, Hesper at Sj33>*0, aud Puri’an at light puntes ind ordinary tendencies to sweat ____ - -O 'I —-, teenth annua! eight oared.four miles, straight afternoon at 5 o'clock over tbe Thames rirer course from Gale's Ferry to Winthrop Point, Detrot} already sojourning in Furops. and brick other than flrn brick, and then the bouse adjourned. Washixgtox Crrr, June 3L—Seven pen­ sion bilb. which had been vetoed, woro ro- oat effort made to make the mine pay a golden dividend. Israel Williams died at Bropson at the ago nigh perfect condition. 1812. Dickie cvptancu of Robert H. Cowdrey, candidate it is dated promise of being too abundant this season In many sections for the farmer's welfare. dressed to William cinnatl industrial expositlou by a big exhibit of water fn>m her mineral springs. To avoid making this exhilut too conspicuous ou tbo summer sir, it will be carcrully secured la bottles. An Adrian couple who recently celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary, ought to bat pretty well si-qualnted, as they've not Houghton, seer necesMry appropriations by tb» noth Inst. The army appropriation then camo up, and 4'TQJ.OOO was added for cannon, torpedrsw. utr. Pending action on another amendment appropriating 3730,000 for a gun factory at Watervliet arsenal, N. Y., tbe senate ad- er pro tent during tbo absence of Carlisle, and thon took up the tariff bill. A g>»xl deal of political debate was Indulged in. Tbo and to strike therefrom plums, prunes, pulp akippad, turns out to Im a wsoHbC r.-s^ka -A ,L_ r-.,„ t FIVE MEN FALL EIGHTY FEET. tional campaign committee. M r. Cowdroy dorian* that his duty seems CTT. WUU( .>..—.111 SCVI.JT.: -x-OTn at Daniel Marsh ii &xj,‘ c«l nua«, two miles south of Btlie rille. Ul« , late in thfor tbo day tbe hoistlng-rop-s broke sad ht firemen fall to the bottom, a distant of eighty feet. Tho list of iujurol is a. follw; Edward Hoffman, 31 years rid. both crushed below the knw: John .L Wattses, 2j years old, both ankles enubed; Cbsrim and internally injured, ail! die. Oscar Ver­ ■ Professor Charles UNITED LABOR PARTY. tbe contrary" notwithstanding, and Paris of propriation.s for thirty days was presented and referred, after Allison had stated in of- Grand Rapidsite wbo it «u> , akrilUJ kl. ... . __________ tho hands cf Detroit cspitaltsta, new and im- was resumed, and amendments were adopted .adding <30,000 to tbo Ohio river appropria­ tion. and 125,000 to that for tbo Nt. Clair flats. Mich. The bill was then laid aside, purpose originally intend-1 Canned mackerel that nad b*ro expos*! to tbe open air for forty-eight hours tbe family of D. V. 8psno«r. .f though all recovered except a liuLi child A Graud Ra>!dsite is balMlngafiddL? from material that was used In tho cuflatractioa of Jackson City authoriti- say Cue English 3:44:30 tbe Volunteer cnwed tbe line a wtn- A number of motions to strike from the free his rights and duties regarding tho veto Robert Murray for murder. and another triZ -r-nMy-r to Im,. II. .l_i, .., etom t—Urr™ mil— lutoxm. X-r. -' la— - Hilrtartwl da Clyte. • S-yaehte 7 s. follows: Puritan. Ghana. 11-JJ7; Adrienne. crease' the time in which eotrymen must build dwellings on their claims to six months Instead of throe, and. without final action on tho bill, the house adjourned. sight. Tbe pump«at the Calumet and Hecla miro . All-—v«...fcwtha neat rix Detroit 2,Chicago 0; at Indianapolis— Indian­ apolis.'!, Pittsburg 0; at Philadelphia— expectedly in tbo thirteen iegialative, executive and judicial appronri- Following is a list of entries: "‘Jri “SJtJi seboooers, thirty-six miles: rmto. Adrtmo.; miles- Dtar.a, Bohemian: first-class duops. Uirtj... milVoto»l~r. BASE BALL ^TTRACTION& throughout the ex* ffial bill prohibiting tbu purchasn of conrict- alluding to the doad said: -Such fittingly, I touchingly Is tbo sacrifice sometimes demanded by tbo usages of war." Glancing toward Round Top: “You crowning heights are now for the trust being re■Ktoxn wtsroxww «lr*1 voi.r lTrxRa. Beaver, of Pttnn■ytvanla, ex-officio president of tbo Memorial aasoch'-tio!!. Gon. I uaus Fairchild, past national com.t n a D 1—« kto Imfr- to- Htsie tees Chan 35,(XW.OOO. not on tbe Held tbe stand, oapl. Levy E. Pond, preeident of tbe Wis­ consin Monument commisrion, csdled was tbn eloquent addroM of United Hi left to trr Confederate A couple of Caronua boy, emnuU u . game of burglar, when one of ttom took Lt good aim, inflicting a wound In tb-Lu.2? neck which may prove fatal Thomas Hyland, of Grand Jackson orison for a teem a ‘ The lost two uanml ______ _________ — ras loodrioa. AD are single exrspt Hoffman and Mr.-riil, children. GAUtrsrito. of ber daughter. Dis. Juiw- Mrs. 2t>.—Charlotte Aaron Welcome. st ward Balter, on a plantation nyir tha; pteat short tu»-. roai- Baptist church and was in attcndarr~ st its : lieres tbe United policy ft would Joe Hieltsmt, who lived near Cadillac, mH a bone's b-els and an uatinwly end. He was from f 100 to (3U0 per annum. Joseph county. A Detroit clergyman publicly advocates Edith OUver Gwynne. a sister of Mro C«neliite Vanderbilt, to M*tlUam Fe iring GiU, * CtncAOO, July 2.—Tbe Detroit sluggers of tbe National Bose Ball league aro moving Up on the Chicago nine, and now ore hut 39 pointe behind. The schedule of all the prin- journed. LOCKrOKT. Altbouse, tbe well-known mystari'Mii Athos sleeper, has bad a narrow Hespe from ifaotb by prisoning. Two strange men visited Mn. Altbouse sod it is thought they iniuced ner vigorously defended by Hawley. Tbe bill was laid bride without action, and the resolution Ninty-sovuuth, Fifty-fourth, and Ono Huntbe One Hundred and Fifty-first Ptennsyl- ment, but adjournment was reached without Ne^-York 9, Washington 0; al Philadelphia -Philadelphia 0, Boston 0; at PittsburgPittsburg <1. Chicago 4; at ’ *' ’ diauapolis 13, Detroit & . idea who they were, although «htalk. The case has been Laid before tb» «*■ statuary and tho adding thereto of prlmullns. lost his life. triet attorney. __________ _____ IDLE IRON WORKERS. Will do some of tbe talking Milwackxx, Jane 30.—Francis Hinton, Cum,, tom. Ham-.? ebambsn-has ordered a temp»rory inJ“DC' [alnst nine sri(*>nkoepers hey occupy, rsstrainiac tbsa Uquor until applKS’-lJaB wr would shut down Saturday night and remain harbor bill waa the subject principally die- propriat Iona 3300,QUO; Missouririrer.11,000,(XX); directing Michigan, at Chicago, for required to work sixty hours instead of MF besrfasia � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-07-11.pdf 90d06e7cfa1a55787aa5a752c4861b72 PDF Text Text largest Circulation of any paperjn the Hastings Banner. County-" ^XXXIH. NO. 11. HASTINGS, MICH.. JULY 11, 1888. Hastings Banner. a w.-.m—taj’. •>>■ 11 • The Wool aex eta last week. CofXTY. MfCTOOAM. r.irriox rate*: e* ot) ''ER YEAR. WJ" to'™1 “'.to' 1! »’t I“d .*.<in wlU nasUlTalybafilJfi. Jri* r. rent* will be added for P«t"" reside* outside of the r$»ty. —• - . AovKirnaiN’O RXT“:< _>flM« i',t?f.:tiinithe?Job Printing Defcpec^yii’ ‘h‘txxr.a. Kventhlngjn the >• kM with the fataat tacos of sppr.nrd pattern* of machlnenr to-’tkiuru employed- enables the «*>.*«*! Q M Fn'.ri f/:. IMrti.'t. ' for iX , w. 2 O DounelL J. K. Covert. Carlton. Psatmaater. Freeport. »’ MofthlrodJ^roar Creek. F. G. Norwood. Delton. ■; ’’111 Shero. Hickory Cbraen. Brown A Calm*, Prairieville. rODl>Fl»ber/ Cre-ya Corner*. u m. lirowari*,. Broward. A. Fostraa*ter. Yankee Bpring*. C. W. Armstroug. Bowen* Mills. Money paid to these agents wlU t»e receipted f?,r b? u": Banxkm proprietors, and we trust all suoscribeni at tbe place* named who have not settled with u* wifi BW%OK14?S'lbKMtN. A VANARMAN. loiwym. *hc *ute <u<l *“ There is a feeling of relief to all that the Fourth doe* not come next week. McMlnmes Carpenter and Morgan have returned from lensing, where tlwy went l oa£ ’ ■•rtHUsti'ix* National Rank. to see Mrs. Fred Alexander. Her many Basting*. Mieblaan. R,wm* l-\ if nnrt b. new friends will feel sari to hear that she Is en­ .retd ltat>ld*. Mich. tirely helpless. i v*i.«. SlfAHT. Mrs. Esther Botes came to visit her fath­ I F. KNAI-WX. . .. II V,*.- Anu IV er the 3d. Little Mattle Ames, of Ada. Is staying with her aunt, Mrs. S. Ftffbea. There Is a terrible racket, pounding, etc., HssUogs, Mieh. over at Mr. Moxom’s. and they say It Is n . nt tne »taie. Special M.-xxv ro tx>AX ox new house. r Wet*«ert.s hardware James Miller went tn Carltou Sunday to see. Dr. Wright Think the Dr. had better M- I’. IL'meopathic move,this way. and Nuratvn. Clarence Geer, aged 18, was drowned . ,,, . • -flee o»er N’e»ta’s *tore was : isffii hip Al: call* the 5th. In Thomapple river. -i ‘■.'t.- 1 - I’- *V<>> reloaded to. Kcri- working for J. L. Brodghton about 1’^ ■ -' » > ■ Center and church miles from their residence, thus being HMt . • M »• •___________________ obliged to take his dinner with him. It is supposed that lie turned his horse out tu feed at 12 o’ciirk and went In bathing nt that time, as he lud dot eaten hl* dinner. ta.< i iwrvalioti of vision Mr. H.’s dog Lad was with him and stayed sfKCTACLtai and eye until evening, when he came home and ■ Broadway, near Court followrtl his master aniuud until he l>ecamc uneasy and went to «_■»• what was the matter. He found the hor»e, but no QU ITU .v clarence. He .searched until -midnight. Early next morning a jmrty of men resum­ in block, Hastings.) ed the search, and found his clothes but •art* of the state. the laaiy was pot found until Saturday morning. In the afternoon he was taken to hl* long resting place, beside hi* mother in Middleville cemetery. Although he luid no home, he was nibt without friends for hr wa* friendly to all and the-com­ munity mourn fur him. Hi* life was like lil* death, lonely and sorrowful. N ‘ fra-tlre la * ’ < K H G. th «nte> ;> .licit . on a man's property against Imb?Ire.l^titulugor wind;,against a man's Life by tfrath .in J accident. ■ jOffleein Abtinwt Bt wk. llasUngs, Mich.) Batetbe uniy set of Abstract Books tn Barry C«cry. w . , it TL'DIEi:M.\N. H..m<epathicThy- F « >; :.u> nml SuigeoiL ; ;Oflcc orar Lorup’s drus store.)' , JjAirriN V. BAHKEIL Real Hstate.lnOBcauttbG‘. R4.ivnulb<vn. 2 doors north •'! I'ostoSice. 8r*eix!*tteu:Mugir,m to making exchanges f&pervr. ■ T.i* interest* of unn-rtsldent wweny'iw;ivr*c*n-luily looked after. Farms Stall»lr-« Ijt tale or evchuige. Houses and [AMES A. .-IVEEZEY. d Lawyr. Ita-nnx*. Mich. _ftumce»ln ?•! rise state. Offlceover W. H. tWsantz- ttsre. ROBERTSON HOUSE, l’»r. Jtfferwn arid Court Sti^ Hatting*. Midi. Rate*. 9 (.00 per Day. TinHw:»a<-«. with pteaiant room*. -The purouiK- "I tte t- rrqtectfully solicited. Hastings City Bank, Ihdii ■ Mich. APITAL, $50,000.00. loorpiriiM under the law* of the Htate of Mlchlgjui. Open tor i>„-. )s. m bmidlng formeny ureppted by Mnwr Bro*. 0. o. Bobinwa, ftMtaent) C. V. Beebe, Cashier. if. 8. Goodyrjr. W. H. Power*. b. 0. Ribiti*! t. J. A. Greble, Lt Knsppts. Chester Messer. C- I). Beebe. 1 bvnrrd Banking Busineaa Transacted. irs'V"— spriac'i io Independence day paseed off quietly with tin* citizens at and about the Corners. .Some spept the day at Camp St. Louis en­ joying a steamltoal ride up and down Gull lake: otlier* celebrated the day at oilier public resort*. Quite a sensation occurred on Saturday morning on receiving news of the death of F. ('. McAllister who fell dead the pre­ vious day. He was an esteemed member In society and fnr many years a resident of this township, lie leave* a widow and a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his sudden death. Haying is well under way. John Sbean. A- G. Cortright. Will Lash­ er and Ed. Orlliey went to Hasting* as delegate* to the • democrat convention on Saturday. Some farmers Intend to conum*nev har­ vesting wheat on Tuesday. Too busy a season for your scribe to glean a great amount of news fur the bene­ fit of the Baxnku readers this week. f’«*»Utfon wall "Tw hou*e on the lhe ,M“W!»>>«««»<mill, drav .L<T?her h“* 1Utt”1 * on* h<** uraj and delivery wagon. .Ji.h“ 1“*1 '««<’•* • >w >»'utee of lumber. Mrs. F. Sargent Is very sick. andtM^?<nMi^ IIak**s- of thls !’>aw. STtat°f springport. Sundayeu in Grand Rapids. ”• *" Uf,’*br»kenutat the planing mill last Monday night, but was discovered before much dantagv was done. Houghtalta A Rogers will build a brick block soon, next to Wager’s new block. rhe foundation Is being lakl for G. Hnchen’s new house. The celebration passed off very pleas­ antly. A large crowd was present, and a good time enjoyed. The oration was ex­ cellent. It was estimated that about 6.000 people spent their 4th at this place. It is wirt to te the gran<lest celebration erer known In Ionia Co. Harvesting Is near at hand. The gnat and only Important event of the past week in Nashville was the racing matinee on - Wrtncaday last, the glorious Fourth. A. L Kasey’s stallion. “Barty Gold<lusL” was the winner of the free-forall trot, with Dan IL second and Levan third. Be*: time SSL No Hastings horse* entered. The stallion trot did not fill. The n-minutt* trot m il* won by Hank­ er Golrtdust. with Hazel second and Foxy third. The green running race wa* by Bay Frank, with Baby second. Fre^ lor-alll running race Mas won by Slnbad. with Buy Frank second and Frederick I*, third. Emmet Snyder, of Charlotte, took first money in both the hrif-mile and 100 yard* foot race*. Nashville won the bull game with Hasting* by IT to IS. with an inning to spare. Vermontville kids won from Nashville kids U to II hi seven inn­ ing*. The day throughout was very pleas­ antly apent, there being no repetition of the dtsmeeful dninkenne** nt the year before, brth of the saloon* bring closed. The attendance was aixnit. 3.000. The Australian Novelty comitany went tb^decr* here !a*t week Tuwlay night, taking the morning train »>ock to Grand Rapids, from where they startixl. Jim PIlbMm am! Vera .tndrew* have 'tarted, a dime museum. They exploited at loilte Odessa on the 4th. doing a good busimw*. and here Saturday. They have a very creditable exhibition and ought to do well. The Kalamu kid* came over Saturday and did up our kid base ball team ten to nine, in a hotly evutestrd game. S. (tverholt, wife atul daughter have re­ turned from Albion. Indiana, and again settled down among their Nashville friends. Steam heating ap)>aratu* i* being placed In sch<»d Imljding. Fred Baker I* visiting friemisat Heuvel- "■'liank Southwell, of Vermontville, was run through toe Mil!* of justice last week and came out atauit S.’> poorer. Plain drunk. Frank Lampman and John Graves were nrrestwl last Friday for drunkenness and will stand trial thb week before Justice Mills. Hie Nashville Odd Fellow* have rented and fitted up an elegant new hall in the Kocher block, which they met in f»r tbe first time Inst Friday night. All the Nash­ ville l<Nlgre now have comfortable homes. Mrs. Dr. Goucher wna badly hurt on the Fourth by being thrown from her buggy. •She is Improving rapidly. Himc Wairath has Joined the Go*hen. Fanners have had a fine time for ha>Indiana, fiand and will accumpany them to Ing and now we have a fine rain. At tlie covenant meeting of the Baptist Atlanta. Georgia, where they are engaged fur several month*. iwciety.on Saturday last, two perron*, pre­ 0. I’. St’CKEIL sented themselves as candidates for mem­ bership. The Baptists are making pre* paratlons for a harvest picnic, which will take place two weeks from Wednesday. Our little village eelebraUs! the Fourth July 25th, If nothing happens to prevent: in grand style, and toe large crowd In at­ about 97 was realized from the sale at straw- tendance during the day greatly enjoyed lierrles and ice cream on Saturday even­ themselves and every one l>ehaved well, there being no disturbance of any kind. ing. Mrs. Millie Fisher, of Grand Rapid*. I* CoL Gill addreased the people in his usmri iiappy manner, ansi toe crowd test!tied spending the week with friends here. Mrs. Henry Mosher Is cntertalnltyf rom- their approval by giving three cheers for the Col. awl our flag. The tire-works wenP#A> lawn social will be held at J. J. Per­ very gus’d. far exceeding the expectation of kins’ on Wednesday evening for the bene­ riiany. The dances at this place and at tbe Island house were well patronized. Tbe fit of the M. E. society. Henry Storm* and ladj spent Sunday at steamer was loaded each trip, ami has! she been larger woulsl still have had a fu.ll Aload. Quite a targe numlier of laslies and There Is a good opening here for a sober shoemaker, hope romrone will take the gentlemen from Kalsnuuoo are now stop­ ping at their boat house, ami there Is quite chance. a throng of vUltorw coming ansi going too and from our village, which Is so beauti­ Mr. Hinckley risle* In a new double fully sltuaUri among the lakes. 1 have no sickness ta record, and our vil­ blMhw Nellie titevens has not been over to lage so far has been -rf-markably healthy. school lately. Perhaps ahe has l-een »lck. The hay-makers were not quite ready for Oscar Campbell lias returned from near tbe late rain, but toe growing crops were. Harvest b almost tajw, and there an; Mjme Battle Creek. ir ... Mildred Corning visited Lacey'"“J* vs-ry nice piece* of wheat in this ylcinlDMark Rogers, a highly esteemed yout g Your correspondent «n<l several others man ef this ptace. was drowned June Wtt of our village attended toe aBver wedding In Long lake. There were four couple of Malcome McCallum and wife on the af­ camping near the take. The lake ww ternoon of the fifth. The worthy cfiuple were taken entirely by surprise, and when dragged the second time before,toe boy was brought to shore. The funer*J they saw about sixty persons assemble to S-l*. wrw teld «> M«hodW dwrrt do honor to the occasion their heart* were Sunday nt eleven uefock. Hr !»'" too full for Utterance. The present* were fine amountlhg to about forty dollars. a father, three statery. ansi two mourn beaktes a targe circle JJend*. The company brought with them a bounte­ He was IP years of age and a member of ous supplv Of refreshment*. Including Ice •—•Ion ,J> the Free Will Baptist church. nu-nt. Mr. MrC.nuu.ndwir. .r-n-Mb rw««l br .11 wfc> trow Uiem. Ixmg may they live to enjoy life. F. -M. Seariee and family ye visit with relative* from New York this Delayed Letter. Haying has commenced and will be a Nice rain Bunday morning. Wheat in these parta will soon be ready -• UMinaPCroweli cloaed tier sphuol last Fri­ day? Delta Park* received the prixe for for the reaper. Eld. Vereey. of BattleCreek. occupied toe pulpit of the Disciple church on Satur­ day evening. Sunday afternoon and even- leaving off to tbe head toe most. • Mnu Hunt, who hs* been very rick with meaalM. U abte to be up again. Mr. Holtopefer I* preparing to build a homes in georgiai ‘ Me*!nr youraelf—A state «*><;{a,|»*ntage»-the empire H-**! climate, best coontry HELPING FOLKS TO SEE THEMSELVES Tita celebration j<esM-d off very pluutAS OTH2RS SEE THEM. antly here the 4th; fire work*, free lemon­ ade and candy In the evening. Annie Tlbblib entertained her Sunday school class consisting of about one dozen small boys and girls, Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Samuel Rickcnmore I* visiting his par­ ents at this place. Tbs buxinun of rowing newspapers for A large number ot the young |>eople at­ Delayed Utter. tended the dance at Camp St. Louis Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brook* .visited at P. nesday evening. Rogers’ Sunday. Mrs. Hannah Cali Is visiting friend* in An Ice cream social at the Lent school Allegan. houee Friday evening. Blanche Draper, of Augusta, I* visiting Ernest Cnok. visited friend* In Pralrb?- her grand parents. D. P. Flowers and wife, vllle. ’ of this place. Hatty Carpenter, grand daughter of Mrs. Mary Flower* is visiting her Pari*, and then wunt into the bminors in jrvwpli Cook, was married at her home in daughter Mrs. A. J. Smith, of Augusta. Plainwell to Mr. Norton. Mr*. Eva Rickcnmore was seriously Stephen Doitcr In building a house at bunted In the eye during the fireworks at cone to this country tn carry out Ma «yrt«n the station. East Creasy Wednesday evening. Emma Mead bought the first ticket sold at Creasy. manipulation. Seven thousand papers wera The ladles of the Star union will give Carrie Holden Is visiting her aunt Mr*. an lee cream social at the home of Mr*. Mary Norton, of Hasting*. Porter Burton's ' Friday evening of this week. July 18th. All are Invited. Must al) of uk went to Thomannle lake Warm and nice growing weather. the 4 th. Mis* Ettle M. Falk ta working at F. J. W. Lang, of Albion, visited at Elier Norwood’s. whoso name* are familiar in widely different Lake* last week. B. R. Hues ted ha.* a idee ul-m- well, put Some wheat will be cut this week. in.by George Hazen, of Prairieville. . There is some talk of having n Sunday Henry Arbor, of Orangeville, wa* in what particular news or information that school picnic at the lake in about three town looking for a site for a drug store. person want* from the paper*. Fully half of week*. Mr. Arbor has purchased the lot known a* Eva Burnaby, of Middleville, wa* al the .Iona*’ lot; consideration 875. home over Sunday. Mr. Dodd* says he thinks wheat will be Mrs. Kirk Davis, of Middleville, Is visit­ worth 81.25 per bushel before next June. faction'to room of *nubbcd reporter* *>x>ut ing at her home. A good many |>eople from your city towjj to *”5 in tlinMj books the evidence of tha Miss Susie Baldwin I* now organise hi spent the 4th at Crooked take fishing, boat anxiety of great lawyer* who have nothing to the Sunday school, with Mrs. Munis- Bur­ riding, etc. ton as assistant. Our mill Is being nicely painted, the Henry Havens lias n finer colt than you work lielng done by Plainwell imrtle*. women who wouldn’t baretb-ir nanw* in tbA see every day. 11. T. F. Dodds sismt jmlH of last week p.»prr <pr anything to wo whatever is printed A few from this vicinity expect tn get In Kansas, Missouri and Illinois returning about them. “Everything about the Sharp .... «(—. ___ .l. _____ _ up at 5 o'clock in the tnomlng, Saturday, by the way of Chicago. Mr. Dodda reand jro to Wall lake an^hive a grand pic­ jsirts corn in Kansas to lie aliove tbe aver­ nic. age, white wheat 1* not more thjm one-half “Everything atwut ber reception" I* tuidor pic name of a tending society wou^n. <». A. Mantle’Is doing a driving buxines* “Everything Iwenng on fraud at clectiona? Delayed letter. In the blacksmith line, while E. Bishop Is U the •-nrteus order of a city oflkiaL Artirta Eastman kitting was l>adly stung almut doing a first-etas* business in wood work. the face mid head while hiving a swarui of to •<- everything that is printed alxsut !**•* last Monday. .Mrs. Darius Putter and (tertrude Potter, The Fourth passetl off quietly with us. Alxiut the time the picture i* exhibited, or of Syracuse, N. Y.. are visiting friends in Jennie Lamb ha* returned to Hasting-i. the book printed, they semi in an order for thl» vicinity. Claud and Mam! Hough have returned all the paragraph* rwfrrring to the work, and The remains of Elisha; Crane, an old' to thi-lr home In Hosting*. then prolstbiy quit work for a week, in order Koldler. were buried In the Wilcox cemetery The carpenters are busy completing the to rercl in the evidence of the tide of popular­ ity tliat they expect will roll over them. Of­ on Sunday la>L IIlllM-rt block. Mrs. Fred Quick had a large rag l*eti at •Will Downing will move Into Voight ten there is not a solicitary clipping charged her bouse last Friday. Hltrtlnger's house. to tnuir account, ainny umc* uwru arc one Russel Slade was kicked by a horse last Frank Aspinall will move iuto hl* house or two only. If the picture i* a daub or tta* ■Sunday on the leg making him quite lame. ' , Isxjk bait, tbe jmrngrapb* may ran up into Bert Spaulding and Nettie Depew, of That young isarlwr that has lately ar­ the hundreds; but statistics on this point ara\ .Section Hill. \(sited at Ixtwrie l>ebolt’» rived makes busiuras hvelj' for Frank. inccuiplute, a* theJwdcr is always cancvied last Sunday. John Velte drove into tsiwn with a‘load ofter n w wk of this. t.Tiarlic Quick spent last Saturday and of furniture Saturday evening. That looks Political mon. and ospbrielly congrrasmen. ■Sunday nt hi* grandfather* hi Nashville. like ks-epiug house. . . We wonder Why our health officer don’t tution, but they generally mean business and Mr*. Cora, used to be Pluhi. of ludlnnn, look after the cause of that stench in a not vanity. Through it they collect maascs ot statistics M.to some particular interwt for certain part of our city. I* visiting friend* here. A' real estate .srtfice has Iwen locates! In which they stand sjMinwr, or get ev.denro of L. B. Potter nfised a barn last Monday. the teinteticy ot public sentiment' by which Mr. and Mr*. Peter Anderson, of Mc­ smr town. Marian McArthur’s hs>ree ran away a Bride. are visiting relative* and friend*. John McCartney and Mrs. I a-ttie How­ few slays ags>. Not much damage sra* done. « land are married. *o we h«ar. A goodly, numlier of our peoplefpeut Mat*-! Quick ri-dted Ml*-* Elsie Mayo in the Fourth at 1-ake Odessa. Nashvilh-last week. Monroe Itowladcr’a little, child fell and Look* a* if the M. G. merchant wa* go­ m pH mentry notices ing bi have an auction. Ha* got hl* red hurt its head badlv ou the Fourth. • convention and St. it Is reported that S. Haight will return now on the flag tloatlug. Louix, and Matthew Cooper In stayiijg with his mmi to Woodland won. order limit* the clippings to ••paragraphs at­ Most farmers have finished haying. WI1L Mr*. Emeline Dunham and little girl, of As our items were so lengthy last week tacking him only." Iz>rd Randolph Chur­ that the editor severely prunes! them we chill ouev gave an order of that sort to th* N. Y-. are visiting friend*. will forltear to writs; more sin account of London Institution, and hi* bill the first month was for a 1,000 clipping*. “Great tboM* terrible shs-ars. ILi D. Bonner, our mall carrier., wishes Hca»rn» '. 1 can't stand this,” bu uid. Send Oat- and corn are looking well. ■ to announce to tl>e traveling public that The merry click of the nwwiwg machine the fair to ansi from Hastings will be only a change," and his bill fell to nominal Ik bean! through the land. figures. The glorlofis national holiday J.* past. 40 cents Dorn and after July Ttb. . Yul'XSi SoLDIKK. Moot of the people for mllea aruund cele­ brated at Stn-eter’s landing. They listen­ Thirty thousand wa|i-eyed pike minnows that is. printed about Votajnik goes to one ed to the following exercises. Opening were put into tbe takes of Jackson Couuiy. college professor in this city. Paragraph* prayer by Rev. J. E. White, formerly of Middleville, reading of declaration of Inde­ pendence by CoL Armstrong. 4)f Bowens At a meeting of the members of tbs Royal Mills, and an eloquent s|wech>by M. F. reference to th- Quaker bridge dam, another United Service institution held recently a Jordan, of Middleville: iHimdlctlon was paragraphs of the Harlem bridge, and *rrthen pronounced by Rev. George, of Mid­ equipment and transport of modern armies. dleville. Next followed the all impor­ CoL Huzier called attention to the present, tant exercise, partaking of the riels dinner attitude of foreign nations, with Large bodies at Streeter’s hotel, at Mr. Griffith’s houseor bnjugbt in the large basket* from home. The amusement* were lx>at-ridlng. danc­ ing, games of all kind* and drinking, we think lake water. At far a* we know, every one had a pleasant time and all went signing or constructing. Usually they are merry as a marriage bell. tmdrailroeda; but these cavalry engagements i-airt Sunday morning Mr. Goodacre l<At a valuable cow by lightning. victory would depend upon which oldo would Aboul ten stay* ago a nice valuable colt bo able to bring up infantry with the fin-work manufacturing comjtanlea keep owned by John Hall atepped on a nail, and greatest rapidity. This involved railway Monday it died of lock-jaw from the effects transportation. There were now everywhere of the nail. In foreign land* fortrwrare commanding the ItaBt Monday morning. Austin Hunt. In line* of railways, and at tlw first opening of looking over his hogs which he had In l>a*- war upon the contiiftnt no doubt a doth ture. found fourteen of Item in the fence comer near tu gather a* though sleeping, them being victualed for any lengthened Of ibt^papcr rdaden. Important events in and when he came up to them he 'found j»>ri<xL They must be prepared to strike busintM* s-s apt to bring patrons .around. them all shad, killed by lightning. A quick blows, and within a short time of the UHanaelf and his failure," is a common en­ tree on the oppMltp aisle of the fence In outbreak of hostilities. They must rtttnco try. As a general thing the patrons are only those who think they are likely to get ci>mMr. Richard** field Ims! been struck by lightning. Your corrrwpoudent alssi saw a by every horse; they ought not to handicap plimentry press notice*. People wb» no­ sheep about ten rods from the tree, which the soldier* by making them carry enormous Is anppoawl to have been killed at the same body involved in a ■■caudal. a divorce suit or cient railway corps, abte to n-pnir railway* a similar affair, baa yet asked for clippings. time. '_______________ _ in advancing, and Pt break them down when The growth of the tinrineae baa nereantated they »wro not wonted. Thirdly, they must tin introduction into It of a complicated eye­ M- Waldorff ha-* a sick colt. do without camp equipment and tents, beWheat nearly fit to harveat. Master Wilder Rix i* visUlng friend* In in the future. comment, such m art, literate, the drama, thi* vteinity. pohtfea and similar subjects, are made »epaJulia Goodyear and family are rusticat­ rate dlviatom of the buaima*. and everything ing at Wall lakeIf the Cedar Creek correapondent had •re Tbaso clippings are than । investigate*! I do not think he would have men in charge of each i wrttteh tbe article a'juvt the ilowcre. He would have found the veteran wa* one of the writ demo-green* In the country, and and mailed to him at once. He has paid iti bad some other party went there they weight to nboot thirty-eight pounds, Instead advance *5 for 100 •’clips," or at deof fifty-two jxjunds, which it wn* at prreont would have stood a better chance. The party referred to as Bourbon take* Men »bould carry not more than thirty two republican papers and talks politic# had been shown to taking infantry into very little.____________ ________ , 8. A. Nteboh. Ot B.nl- cm* Sunday morning to be conducted by < , Griswold. h . fiends Maggie Johucox I* making her rn hrn- , ; Mt Ob■ » Monday’ of this work w 0!1 have daily- mail from Meetey • creasing .ATI*. WHOLE NO. 172a Rev. C. P. Goodrich started for Reed City Monday afternoon. Several of the young folks sjxnt the 4th In Battle Creek. Mrs. Ball and son, of Dexter, who have beenvhdtlng with her slater Mrs. IL A. Lathrop, have returned home. dataes Goodrich spent the 4th at Chatter. Four Corner*. "”.kK. KUhwd wife rf AHep». «•"> C.te.- Tke best Advertising medium in. Bar­ ry County. COUNTY NEWS. COOK * i:::y l ‘’‘stt.wbenk- •" • vldony. iten. «»> *■ to* 01 man dies, all his obituaries are ’"liriviu Sprague who iuw been spending the winter in these’parts-md N- 1. *t*te returned to hi* homo In Washington Ter. “"^"w? N\ Boice ta •«!» on the •*«* H»tNchool commenced Monday after a few B ,«j-. ——------ — w M ehurrh. 1,000 paragraphs then b« may kill collscted andpsddlsd �Hastings Banner. FARJl AND (iAjlDEN. FRUITS AND GOD'S GREAT PROMISE. ’TABLES. Hasting*. July 11. IM*. . Hbj IsracUced tbe Method with a View ot Deciding lu Advisability. thought It «oul<l Udi me. Alter trying many remedies.and fiadleg them ofn-.account*.!con­ cluded to try SC m mon* Liver Itegulator. and I - Tbe following seem worthy of further trial, vlx. Itasca. Jowell, Ontario. Sum mit and Warfield. Tbo following are classed aa doubtful, or not sufficiently tested to justify an opinion, viz.. Belmont, Bomba, Cor mlchael, .Covell, Crimson Clu/tar. Gandy Hendcraon and Lida. < * Of tbe newer raspberries, the following are claaaed as promising, vlx. Carman. Earhart. Golden Queen. Hllborn and Johnston'a Sweet. The following are classed as doubtful, or not yet fully tested, viz. Rancoeas, Nemaha and Springfield. Crimson Beauty and Hansell are found uncoiled to the soil and climate of this easterly rouree until a direct line from «*irt last meWloned rolnt would strike the east line of point N'H rrxl« north nf the smith east corner Of vald west half of Hmth ca-r .ptarter of said •rcilnn tlflren. thrnrr smith tn the place of beginning.* and bring U>r same lands attached due. to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of the Court bouse In'the citv rtf Hartlium, Couptv of Rarrv ard State of Michigan that b«^ ing the place of bolding the circuit emtrt for the rountv of Barry, °n Katunlav the 7th day of July. A. D. iw. al 10 o'ejoek In the forenoon. Dated at tbe city of Hastings this '.Oddayof May A. D. 1*M. Rakku Khrimmh. KberU! of Barev Co.. Mleh. By 1. W. VaoosiAX. Deputy Sheriff. • Kx-M-rrv A VawAbxax. Attorney's for Continental insurance Com­ pany. . Frdbate Notice. Statenf Michigan, (tounty of Harry—sg Notice is hereby etveti. that b» an order of the Probate Court for the County of Harrv. made on the Sth dav of June. A. D. IMS. six months rope. a stanchion and a saw Procure twenty-fire feet of one-half Inch rope and fasten two three Indi rings to one end by passing the end of the rope through the rings and braiding it Into the rope again, in a similar manner to splicing A kitchen saw answer* the purpose fairly well, provided it la sharp, strong and moderately fine A regular dehorn ing saw dlffura from a kitchen ona in bav Ing n stronger back and a thicker und narrower blade ll la thua ksa liable to break. The blade being, narrower the di rection ta more easily changed while saw Ing. The btaile can also be reversed, so m to saw while, pulling toward vou in stead of pmdilng from you. as is the case with on ordinary naw If a strung stanchion Is not at hand, set two strong posts, eight and one half fuel long, four foot apart and three feet Id tbe ground Sei the posts securely Tbe atanchloirmust be etrong Fig 2. drawn to the scale of one half Inch to the fool, will assist in making one.. The tlmbe: used la two by six luehee. and may bo ban! Elne or equally strong material Tbe >wer edge of tbe top croas piece ta five feet from the ground It ta best to have the stanchion this height so as to be able to raise the head of tbe animal well up, as It ta thus more powerless Tbe aide of the stanchion next tbe animal Is planked up two feet from tbe ground This helps to prevent tbo animal from running through tbo stanchion while attempting to catch him. and holds hia neck up If he throws himself, as animals are very apt to da . I i 1 i -* | ■ j all creditor* of said drreit»ed an- required topre•ept their rlainis to aahl Probate Court, at the of Derem1>rr nmrt.iiyx} that such claims will be bean! ’■rforv said e>tort. on Thnrsdav. tbr cth l-nibalr Orrtnr State of Michigan. County af Barry.—a*. At a tension ot the Probate Court for thevouu3 of Barry bolder; at the Probate OfficeIn thecity Hastinite ta said county <»> Friday, tbe Smd day of June. In the year one thousand eight hundred ;iml riuhty eight. Pre»eut. Wn>. IV. Cole. Judge of Probate. In the matter af the estate of Charles Hipp, deceased. On reiidma and tUlng thr petition, duly veri­ fied, of Josephine Hipp, widow of .aid deceased, praytac that admlnlHtratlon of sold estate may be xnurted to Josephine Hipp, or some other suitable person. • Thereupon It Is ordered, tliat Thursday, tlte lath day of July, A. D. ltet>. at ten o'riqe* ta Ufa forenoon, be assigned for tbe Bearing of said petition, and that U any there be. why tbe prayer ot the peti­ tioner should not Ih* grantaa. And it la further ordered that said petitioner five notice to tint persons interested In said eatate.vf tbe ix-ndeticj <>t NUKI H'tltlon and the • . i,। ,.i............. . ' - i. published in rhe i i 1 I j . j .! ■ Keep tbo animals out of sight of those fat iuchomed. so that when their turn comes they will not bo frantic with the sight or smell of blood. Having secured mi snhnid in the stanchion, pass the rop« around hia uock and doubling it pass the loops through one of tbo rings and slip tbe loop thus formed over the note of the animal Next pmw the free end of the rope over one end of the cross piece at the top of the stanchion (which has been left projecting a foot or so for the pur I.“I .I —— U. . l.A ku J - - — —— nahonm. Mate of Michigan, county of Barry.—aa. At a aesalon or tbe ITobate Court tor the County of Barry, boideu at the Probate Office ta tbe Crty of Hastlnxv. In aaid county, on Haturttajr, the ttn! day ot June, ta tbe year one thouund elrl.t hundred ami rishty-ctgtiL ' Fresadt. wm. W. Cole, Judge of l*robate. In the matter of the estate of Celeste Hayford, deceased. * Ou reading ami filing tbe final account of Loyal E. Kuappen, administrator of said estate, praying that his said account mar t-eallowed as bls final account, and the decreed distribution and assignment duly madeimd he bo discharged from bis said trust. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Saturday, the 21 *t day of July. A. D. ISM. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned tor tbe hearing of said |>etltlou. and that the heirs al law of said den af the Probate i, lu said count)-, and Why tlu- pr..vr <>' Itnuited. And It Is pendedcy of said petition, and tbo bearing thereof, by causing a copy c>f this order to be published In the Hasllrjpt Bannbil a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county of Barry', once in each week fur three mKOOsaive LADIES PEERLESS DYES. n packrurwi or tor fartn tot muiHiira. Tlirv do saJewt W»> II C. tnlyeai pieoe.pass It through the free ring and over tbe cross piece again, and have it held by an mi attendant attendant The extra ring is simply a convenience. After passing the rone over the cross piece the first lime It Is difficult to get the rope through the ring already in use It is important to bring the rope back to the head a second time in the manner described; otherwise it will stack nxid allow the, animal to move his head about too freely Thus secured to one side, saw off the opposite horn Thea unfasten and re fasten on the other side in similar man­ nar and remove the remaining horn. No exact rule can be given aa to the place to saw The best rule probably that can be Ing ukiii remaining on .the born. Ani mala vary in regard to the extent of the skip-' al thu base of tbo bora. The thifuier skinned animals naturally bavo the least, and the thicker skinned the most The main object ta to naw off tbe horn even with tbe heail. so that no pro­ jecting stub remains No application to the wounds la needed and ordinarily la not advisable Not only does the animal suffer but tlre> operation to not a pleasant one to a man of sensitive nerves It burta different animals differently, and the younger more than the older usually. In Mr Hunt* opinion. Every one must decide for him self the advlslbllity of dehorning II has Dot been decided yet to the entire satin faction of the public generally that de­ horning is desirable. ■ Z^fa®JBdSewart, Decatur du "Had lt not been fur Dr. )£*&■* tors. Am now in l«-»t ,<t h.Sample bottka free aI w drugstore. . ’ mount with God. now 1 will ‘go up unto the Lord. i*rXmture^ £dl «ke an auxwm-ni tor yoo tin.” (Ex. xxxri, ») How glortoo. to m Jrou. Chnst, the prvpb* Uk. unto utoiwnuiiu »a*v —— — - —— , (1 John 11, 8). a ■ufflcient atonement for all. . m . _ . • — *_ .* - - - —Im I—i'k rwcoiv* HABITS WORTH ---------- - ------ .. .WWAISA i nC Run of Gtxl ijJanUItel Himself with mby te In experiments in training tomatoes, conducted last year at the farm of the Michigan Agricultural collego, the method Ing ua Hu brethren. iHeb.il. HMM. eight feet a stout stake was driven on cither side of the row and fifteen Inchon from the plant, the stakes when firmly driven standing something over a foot high. A strip of old boards was nailed near,.the tops of tbo poata along cither side of the row. Then edgings were tacked across from one side to tbe other, four about each plant and a foot apart. The plant now found itaelf growing up between horizontal edgings, and as it be­ gun to lop the nick held it above the ground Upon thb. simple rack the tomatoes needed no tying nor training, and they spread themselves freely to the sunlight. Tbo circulation of the air under the racks was bo free that there was no unusual danger from rot. This la de­ cidedly tbe best rack tried. It was noticed also that the fruit rinem-d moreuniformlv here than on the plants which were tied to stakes On the same grounds some olmcrvatlons were made In tomato rot. which makes its first appearance as a slight, spotty discol­ oration about the apex of the tomato gradually extending and becoming darker until the whole lop of the fruit sinks In. This disease attacks tbe fruit at any time after it is a third or a quarter grown. Tomato rot Is of fungus origin.- Abun­ dant use of stable manure appears to aug­ ment the disease. b BREAKING. ‘Don’t you set- liur tonguer •Ohl yre bn* H perfectly dreadful! whet, siw’* thinking about anything.” Tin- young woman lu question was promonadmg on W set Fourteenth street early one morning rececitly, 'attired In a bewitching let wren two hp« of the d scription known to Whm An Yon Gainy? Fata. Apsat. I7S SICK HEADACHE AJti> lCOMT»*TKM grain before fully ripe uid leave it to ripen in abimvea and stouks In order to avoid loss by shaking After the beads have fairly formed it Is little matter whether the plants remain connected by their roots or not In either •vent I: can be seen that the stalks gradually dry up and change to strew from below upwards A new brand of fowls—the Orpington niJulnS fulo notice among English punltrymen. It is claimed that ^Inri 1 he best salve in tie- .u.rid r. r . bntisea.- tilM-ra. saft ih-nnu. fmw tetter.^bapj.e.1 Land*, rblli.^n, and all akin cniption*. piles, nr no pay requird.!. It,, to give |wrfo-t sattafacti m. <e funded. Price25 rt*. i--r l«>x. v..'' . Hy W. H. Goodyear. it. Now. poor girl, it mortifies her terribly to ixi told about it, though, of courec, aba is urn it Peerless t ntighfijnp. every one Unw aome curious UtUo habit which Indian who Imybood. Ho say* that when Indian visitcra came by Ibero—that being a well known troll—they would each cut his totem on tbo pmaaga Thia b intoreatMl with a similar proeved-------- jo and Ariaooa. deairebb to explain tbe mode of u»- trntiuns remaining, aa also the memcry to many persona of tha 1jolted; the lUuBtraUoiu. kept.in ardor. would supply always tbe •wa — u. talitht u,..Hrwa»u., »Wm w scon or can «■»" ... Thb is what the rolls of lurch,Urk do to tto. i^U*ted Ojibwa. ami what Schoolcraft preUuxl’i.l. lb smu. in.™. -u__ .... . - . ----- ——. ... auuai and “Now m “m End™ ta <K U^id wiTi, riag-,"-----•Well, er Lhe ground for winter protection. tu^Urt^bcSt ndmertec/ ^ President Cleveland Ixs signed -a hill opening the Mngiaim Indian reaarvatlou. making available or st IT.OUO.OOO acre* Cor ' tin □ Brnndanl, both char E. C. Reid, editor of the Allr<au Gwor b aecrrtan of for stab' to>rtiru!tur»l wdetj. arilta will cure you. W. J|. Gwdyw. r The tirsi mmI waMunvdforTheiwwmth. ollc church nt Marshal taut Thunday. No Metlon ot lheo.ii.ntn ktCHlay altrart • Siniicb atteuiton as Montana. < trrm> *3 aahtagum: MixiUuia In-raikw- it bo« raidii fir*', in the i-rodUrtiun <■! nrwbma wta’i; Urexou. beeau*-- of it* mKd climate, tlnxer ■ Elw? Well. 1 wait a on. wanted me for fatba Old Lambert© printed that of the Mluneapi-tTo. 1*«6nui <Wi Pu.' Mottd. the lenntou. of the Nwtteh F»;l KaJltoiuL with rz.cco inUriuiKs seuib ■ hIIm .It. ............ . . ............... . “Z — * .... , >> .1'1 A. , .IK Anol. Northeni ra. in- Sillrosd. A fi.j. Mtun.. hr will send tv;: IlJuttnit.pMnpNrtt. Tnapa and bcqks givint yo-i valuable intorntatke .... ...... . ...... . ............ . I.I.U.. and Ashland to Portuiai <irek-..:, ar. !1*c-:*rf «od 1!rattle. WaahlurtoL TCrriterr. Ts« r«s& ta addition to its brinn |L<- •xily r»il liw is Hpokaae Falls, Taaoma and W:>. rwh» aC the principal points In N«rtl«enj Dakota. Montana, Jti.sJ*.>• Wvt'uMMs une^nalb-d ncenl-r aurvtiani a* uperior train e>|iD!>tn<-i>t. >uca-as <llaahd colonist •l^-ts-rs Mr the i«w a- should I* vary happy. The state ai tadterlmnd will light ptoHbiUon. ■ bls. take Hood's Harwarilln wfntB d«r» strength, a good appetite and health. Halt has been reduced Id eta a larrri la Saginaw. Not the house of woo-i. or brirk or In which you live, but jour ivdily ten­ ement may be in terrible .tawr ftW» smouldering firr which yon iuak»- no rif-vt to quench. The kn-at <l:u:g< r frutu impure blood Is that It debilitates thv vyatMU *■<! the digestive organs grow wrok and hurtIve. Hood's Banw|«rllta c» anbims tbe tost kidney and liver invlgeiators. withthchwt alterativi-y and- tanlf's. all from tile »»yetablc kingdom carefully mid unkt»tsu-lIngly prepaml. It panto's, vitalizes. «*' enriches tbe blood and Umrs upthesfrt® giving the whole body vitality, and effect­ ually guarding it against ,Mtaek*by dlxsw- Albert Emminger, Coviiwtiui ,K)..•«» afflicted with Catarrh thrrt* yrars Hr says: After trying ever} known i>aten« which helped tne. I tri'-l INtpHi'Si •ittnrt of flax) Catarrh Cure a* a remrt- u. has made a complete mrv and i» w«'rt» >1* weight In gold. 1 will give yu other, nderenew from parties who Im'' iven-cwdIt Is H'i experiment, bui n i-nltin' <nrr. Large Ixittles only our dollar st Goodyear's Ernest Pearl, ugnl 13 '«■ dnwwd M A. MmdvvI A**’t Supl. A ' - I’k'IL L. 6 F. R. R- write*; For 30 jwf* ' have bwu afflicted with bait KheUfit “ must serious form. I hiring tl»t **Pl*'r sons, my ItaUito hare been in «*’>> * 1 dltton that 1 was uuable (•• dru* « drufis without aMlMaru-'-. Ium! glares or bandage- "fl wj ||U7* about Tour mouth*' untjl I N<nu: pllluu (extract nf flail Skitt Curt. * ‘ aiuly think it has cured botth-s only one dollar at V. H- 'rtA' year's drug Store. Levi Hayden of Trenuterit h «‘r,'uU ■ Tltere are 4,000 children in East who do nut attend Sunday *<•»««. Mu oueo »<■*><> ■t*. »|«. ■» run "i • '•"I™ If you have choking seueati"!". th In chrot. la;"1 kt Dr. MI1»’ New t-ure «<>■ rerepr 4reth. M did Beurv rt, tf Cleveland. Ohio. Md b) *• i- •Dust think me blind! Hill's IVerlt-M worm bj-relfa! i» tiki dahi effectual worm destroys In th,. Wor]d_ cure, no pay. W. 41. <iuo.lvtar. ' A great physician has tin- true way u> act on Ute Iher. ’ bowels, etc., to thnutah tlu-r w*» Mitea* Pills the small' '1 “ Samples free at W. H. Goody ear >• “Roekcf Agwi- b f^ ’ Th" “»«• «*d»< of cXh xrnT* & • with 'their spring eyoa and that jx-rhaps ehuwa t “But, tattorC hntne front Boston on his Bycfcto- surface of ground; B B the aprighta of trellis; C C slats which support the arms of tbo vine; D D iron bolts. By removing .•.inoMmahl . Cd|>b** Pllto are MuJil an.l joweffti ha do not grijh-. Cures h. a.tm-1,.- ur funded. W. H. Goud.rar, Thirty tiwiraand wall-ejetl pikem-asoB. were put into for lake- <.• Jaiboti <’«udj. Grand Rapids Friday. light for oil ’ \v. H. A. Backus. Jr.. ..f Detroit. wiB.b,t m a farm of three hundred at n * u<ar Ki' master and rreeted a g:Si min, Saginaw ruix'd S'J.MW for a Fourth of July celebraUuu. “Him that RESE sprtOD and prevent *» Ut.n ~ £ larial fevrra. Fur cun- uf Ih ^uh rtljtationujdMktotlon tn Entire sattafacfoiu Kuarantwi. ,r J, ’ refunded. 1 ’rire 50cte. and «i «... w. h. The Flint; £ Fere Marqtwm, rafin»j cumpaD) will i-nx-t a yi-*.«g, .b™ .. , Inaw this Mtonuer. »d*o 1 have Lm known fully," v .. wbodi- a living U Oor xU, U“1L^1 WTiflce, nog conformed Ln tW. -Lu. ’ 8 1 contracted, «Uck cloaor Uian n million bruit- •tnrka.* A correspondent in Orchard and Gordon furnishee tbe drecriptlon of the adjustable trellis shown in the cut. C f b-»4nd , KJeetrlc »lUrr., , This remedy in be™*,,. „ . and so popular as u, IM!t4 , I "**® font. AU who have uv.j l2 .Ing foe same UMjdlcine dore not exist 4iMl u ’< teed to do al! that Is riatax KJS* tors will cure all dU^ , „t th, kidneys, will nritove pltnnlr. JjT rheum and other affretha..' ‘ *•* PXh,OW‘: <»»*’•• M-iaSli £ The two principal classes of insects quite happy without sot*ftnoro or less fragile which attack the foliage of the apple tree article to twist and bend and turn about in are plant Uco and leaf eating caterpillars together.’ The lice batch in spring, aa soon aa tbe leaf buds begin to expand, and Increase extremely delicate paper cutter la i so rapidly that, almost as fast as the leaves develop, there are colonies of plant lice ready to occupy them Godby ua' to rob him of hia plaything. Be b quite hap­ The best applications, according to sev py and at his ease so lung os be I* allowed to era! good authorities, are kerosene omul siou and tobacco decoction One formula bereft of the t«nj K>mry object of hit affection fur the emulsion is as follows Add two to know Him; it wema strange to hear i*aul parts of kerosene to one part of a solution — made J- *by — dissolving J‘— —v half -** ai pound of hard praying “that I may know Him vPhih’ LU, Ito; lilt there is more in “ knowing God" than soap in one gallon uf boll—,, ...___ _____ well while ethin;;-anything— appears at fin* sight, and it is only theme who churning thu mixture lu thu manner com rnonly directed for this emulsion, until the wholu forms a creamy mass. The so "Ono of the moat annoying forma of thia lutiou must be hut and removed from the mid: “This is life eternal, to knoi fire when, the kerosene Is added This . • — , . . . AIT)! lucir uum or u Juba , .Nlo. «H«a u, h. lno.1 inotwu. emulsion must bo diluted with nine ports whoa, thou bu. wo. of .cold water before being used m I k-yb-H. I ootad th., ura own ^iljr Wnte, Tobacco duouctiou Is made by soaking turn twrwm. y, mUmUwly. w. God and Fatlivr.' and Jesuit aa our own 1 - ■ ..... . refuse tobacco In hut water and then drain tag ot! tbo liquid. When the plant lire Saviour and Brother. wur».< than ■•.wtddlo your thumiM.' There JL "My prewnco stall go with thee, and I ore so numerous early ta the season as to ..T-i •:----- TZ._7;,‘ t ore 1‘itB of .»cl>rr curious hrtlo wavs peeuLar make it uecusaary. these rumidk-a should . J?, . K “ ■“.'■nJN-l. I Who. wlw,. bo applied by bujods uf hand force pump vjiuarrBwcu. ajway* taps the aldo uf hl» note and spray nozzle, which may be attached* pity Ho redremed them.** lire, ixiii. 0.) I am with hit little finger, and a girl who is to to a tank or Larrvl containing the insectl fully ;«reuHde<i that if tta- (mnniim con lamed ride solution that can be driven ta a in our Golden T«xt for todav was mure wagon along beside the trees fully underatorsl and appreciated, twFortunately, where It is not actually Uerers would be filled with power to Deces*arv that the remedies should be servo Christ and would provs true fellow used early lu the season, nearly or quite lalwrers with GtxL Hia presence uksuus full all-of the leaf devouring Insects. Including “In tbo neighborhood of Odanah, on the the caterpillars, may bo destroyed at the same time and with the same application andnwt! Bimply becaww branf'a aiulaour of London purple and Paris green that b» tin;'they tempted God, they ipoko agwurt required ta May or Juno to protect the God, they belienxl nut in God. and trusted newly formed applre from Uiu codling not in His salvation." (P». Ixxvili, MJ, 1ft,, moth, by which one spraying Is made to destroy the two closes of Insects and thus answers a double purpose. . HarrMtlug of Grain. 11 Is a matter of familiar observation with regard to tbo phenomena whiejt de lemlne the times of harvesting grain crops tliat the standing crop ceases ugrow soon after the ea.ra have fairly formed. It lu evident enough that from thia time forward the grain ripctia nt tbe expense of the leaves or Htalks. Heuer *- “■ STwlytao^j,.?^,,.^ This u the fifth LA tree eopy.l " 1 Of the newer potatoes the largest yield obtained at this station over a period of three eeasumi (2G0.S bushels per acre) has "Tbare shall no man m Mo and Uve.J’ but been from Lee’s Favorite. Empire State the intercourse of Mom with God waa aa a and Early Ohio come next, ranking above man wtthhis friend. Sincv Jesus iuw died Early Ro«a which haa yielded 225.4 bushels fKir acre for the same period. Larger yields uf potatoes have invaria courw* with God through Chrut ought surely bly been obtained from planting Whole _ tiusn, cut potatoes, but a jmrtion at least of this increase baa been offset by the defined wvm urorv DiU-rvated in decking thc« greater cost of the seed and the larger mortal iKKlira anil in Iworming Ultimate with per.cent of small potatoes in the produce sin aura like tbunuch i». Complete fortlUzers have given the 12. “Bring up tbl* people.” When Gud St increase in yield on potatoes. The amt Mcm unto Pharaoh, nod Mrare esid. stlon of phosphoric arid (in auper .“Who am 1 that 1 should go unto Pharaoh bate and bone meal I appears to have an-1 that 1 «hould bring forth foe children of been attended with profit, while that of Israel out of Egyptr God said unto html nitrogen alone (to nitrate of smta and am “Certainly 1 will lie with tiwv’’ (Ex. ill. mouis) has resulted in loss, as haa also 1U-12>; but because of tbelr sin God had now that of potash alone. The Importance of careful selection of wed is forcibly shown in the experiments with tomatoea nt which the Acme, se lected with a view to corllness, for several and a deliverer, lie pittttl* what God has mid: Mtasons Im* outstripped other strains of that variety by about ton days. no. 1—huhk ajcn snuou ov rrnto. LUI town one ill north of raiute seven IT] we*t. Barn- Count'- Michigan; aho two acres off»he wear’half of rhe *o«ith east quarter of section fifteen U-M town one [1 ’ north of ranre seven [T] wvet. In Barry Counti Michigan. n><.re particu­ larly de«cribr«l a» follows to-wit: Heel ml ng St • ft,.. WORT fS.. ArUnu. covery for coiuuwptiim | Uf huw troowen. W.< ‘ In a recent Issue of Prairie Farmer ap­ pears n long article, with illustrations, on "Dehorning Cattle," by T F Hunt, of the lillnuto Agricultural exposition, at Champaign The method elf dehorning thervin described Is pronounced as simple. and expeditious Following are In brief this description, with two of the With the tacit Headache, ami find It the only thing that will give me relief.”— W. J. Aistov. Arkadelphia. * » nt fieri fwla* issued out of the circuit court for the eomrtv of Barry. State of Michigan, to me directed and delivered agalnrt the gmda and ebMteN and real rotate <>f John If. Gay. I did on the »d day of May. A. D. i*x*. levy upon and take al) .the right title and Interest of the aald John H. <5av In and to tin? following described piece* or parcels oftand io-wit: The MHitii east w. J GlHm, >o4fault«ttet at ibe Ohio AgriCuituriJ aULtloD at Columbus. In a re­ port on experiments made on email fruits and vegi-tabfai. aiimniarl— tbe results obtained as follows. Of tbe newer varieties of rtrawberrtos thus far tested at this station, the foUow- - HEADACHE. ''■-art. LRTI SUBJECTS OF>TtER&r TQ. FARM­ ERS IN All SECTIONS. -X , • uuddau father. M^ore his beautiful daug �uove SONO- DYSPEPSJA *• ll'.h vxrlaimed FUt women in t4a.r»i nf _ , ;u justice in “e<«ttrib«tionof bargifts! It is ^dom that We find lnwarrla.,,1 —. . * “““ dll. -piritleos, I iatoUitaaandthee, gladsome luxuriance |ier bud husk. 'bL? i? nil thinn Noto™ 7." .But 1M S^tuo- .. - — »«wv ner arara-rv of brauty. Juno1-■ widow, the flowucs wHhuJto beauty; Venus, thu love gt«ld«s them their fragrance. Odorlera ’ flowm Thu. at unJ h-suphues okJ Gabbadlo ora? Pfals i.eicfniry- reseda e.1,1 jrjjb’sr'urtte.«b.T I"--' toicitift- p.tjrtng r.<r sort!.' 2iai hardly iablsiaal. «' KT"" Lamlwrto to his i -.it wait until some spirit for thy hand, siu<» , .inker In Rome, anti liavo . I mil Th- ■ u wi’rt Ixim ! re. Thou art 2U yean ■er of a millionaire that 1 yuung. Thou dost need 1 tranquillity. Tbo wooers who flutter ths around-tlie light, 1 m-.'in, Joar father!" Kwt tmlicvcl have irtar.y suitors oply m l:t of thro they seiuw.’ only again let ttx little -laughter to thoughts strongly piey filled and overran ; tbititrs ban grown 4 -ml. .'.ml then, tu«j. ,vl myself greatly iiy daughter.'- And c’rJwd of lovers Um? : -h-.~i’;ntat:ons. No, it ClXitll *te> i a--.il menu'. ■■ niarned-diltu, w<«M it thoughts of tbe had no heart, no S;tj> ..a* beautiful, and <-f ix-: |)UuF eyre, :ra»tel strongly with tbo . . .. f her ronqilexion, might i*k»hsr f« a *unuui of high frehng. a olumt«n»< rolrai., li-.it nature hung out false qjht» Ur>- uidA.l tin? judgmont astray. OUrtta, by :,r.tnri i-.d hk.sl.sl, know love only from rew-re an I jw-tns, bell it for a rc'-rs w <••<) rr.-uM---one duty to which a aaHen must •-. ■snii.ittbe will of her j-urenL L-.r tuber wb!..,i ti, aad Giletta made no KUfgk-.!, r .j.,. W|U {q ap M naturod , ........ • . **• b. ogtuu w.cre Ui isutittiu! -laughter. ■ “I bare rbi-n.' •!1e>a;d quietly, aad withowsayvignuffi.viing. : , IntCounu-wM -.- mi »r Signora Bran- / tbon aeest-’-----U’>!, it is all ««uos ‘UawU.andlea -’■ a«k for his hind.” fat tbi/u cni;« • : U4 u,up. sncrarruvui him up The carnival hl a fpi days there will tn, tbe h-wrrG/r-^sb. h thou, fomaampte"-----.-. ™w'‘k,!." '-ri/-l th.; maiden, and t^-itte.-Ri mart's n.vuth. "Gitte thyself -i-w.t i-amoerto £toa htatiftd v,ix nbx-h be rar,!,. Ia_ ■fctoZLiT; r ffibXi rRut ”rodu«-- ofthuKarhim tbo Homans -r'»"".tb*lrniratbrauU- «-Uim onianwntal ‘ ••Jb’ -kl min b master <f hi. art, "’ll rerv.1 „ . ,u_ ______ , .’ . ...... ln tiiysu'rias n"ral I route UWUUte^h.?r’T,’“?t‘?‘t l,elnS“' knOW* »lth ttuJj ir *** •1,10rlli «,» endows them sxtals fhnr matchlme eludes their fail“&JNdSlh ” T° th"tnli{’ *°yB' sadn-^ i 'to.'kiE-nu.u0 uJ* ,‘-VOl--<nt*’. ‘•WbyifisHTitwt To fe >y ’T10” “ul »hy fni«nm«r * trai ii',1, l ' think to achieve *»«rk Bnd 1 WI11 wh*» *ay»te ’r,Ja*a °* rkku* »»«i» . . '’**y to ct»u Ti________ _____ S’* 2 , . No. it lww». , S«« U> Ua w^. balr, and (bte til,* fl,.**,./ — ...I _ *. ■ . • ,. ,------------------• all tni* fulls almort entirely upou her. Thu two old servant w< mien ora of little help to her. One must le young to know how to bind flowers. Itosedchen is skills! in this Iwutiful art us no one else. Hlio know* whntodora Is-lour tcgu'dier and how to mingle tbcm: wtei cnlwfnll into beautiful Larmonv and con­ trast, and a bouquut bound by her hand h. feet tiatural brauty. Hard it «e:ns tluU web thing, mart wither! Tim nhf man wa.ghe.1 over fin- work frvqp tho ad’ts.n. imt a* often a. lie 4ulfai .mt olswit this .r that or<lur It U found already dis,mtch.sl or quite iwdy. “Two hundred little Dtaegayafor the Palaxxu Rutj->li, f<irget ma. hmrtfar •‘Quit, .rrady. w!-ta many for the Palaxto QugaP “All ready, papa! ••Ami the flowegs f-ir tbu I*nlaw* SdarraF "Quite remly, papa r Amaxing it is. almost a morval, to aw tho awiftneM with which tbe little maiden tinge nd the Howers piled up before her; how qteckly she •elx»M thu rows, violets, janstes, grrantunM. hyacinths, orange blowrjms. and arranges them with exquisite art. It ia as if-iIm Sow­ ars flew together, lovingly seeking ctM-h other. Iteseda te tbuir mirtrew. They divine .her wishes, they anticipate her tlioughfis. They seem to aak sadly why now and then a Hate duud flits over her fair brow. D->ai our Iwautiful quwn sorrowf Docu she grieve, jmrehauco, tliat she must ldn.1 flowers for others, but remain herwif away fn>ni the festivity! In truth, queen, thou should* also be there. And w* huw the flowers grow merry and rally the maiden ns she blm.hr. < over a socrot thought Of what is the beau­ tiful queen thinking! Aha! *bo is thinking of the gay Bertiuu Brandnr.1. wlx* buys a<> many bouquets.of her. Ab, see hnw the Isjautiful mnidrm is jwrpicxnl Hh« i* afraid, sbo remain* seated. But Uss kinilly voices ot [bo bells drown th<re> loose chat­ tering* Every manteti, a* every fragrant flower, has her own secret; that is the none ahull tn vm te it Tito frauiu-abvrs are "Hohl thy Enl tongues whispers,! that .be °“ce B girt rtu inquisitive female friend once quortioned her about it. She led l **° Ncidcnt only took a f«w ___ “uncriiagrt once more. my life." And from a thousand s and balls murmured and "~»<i 1-rtJ. * SSir600M lhi“k lb° ,uam^ becaure sIm C°U?‘**'Coro“et' JfromadistaDci __ TT. wnpty, only the llttte lwnch of nwedas with the fiamiag flow«- Uy therein a Uttk m sigtiiflrauk thing to coinuup by chance out of w *fX ”*hh aow”"- L>,:‘ **«■ »-~- •>“» wrv u uir, fastened it to tbo bouquet of iteolas aud threw it with truu aim at the pa.ln< U,rllIV, ,u‘lruu Tbe daughter uf Oabbodw is out again activeauiuuq her (towers. The (tottodei flora te over, yet a new f<-ta like that af yreter’ hVi nM* ,1uk t,w Worallaand itaaalia uf the ! the Puum. -1H l-q“,kT^ ro ral£7l«u£S I nmre 1. to take ,4^ J^d f~ UisS^ | fns-h Mrauity fur bmping up the frattrant Tbo !«ttiu ut^AsX uT'X i bjiwucn tbe young n»ldou» of rank and ' the ^le yonths of th. X t£ pmzra I*urret-,1 of »dkuu bataanartXutk - the wail. which ore i vurj. t,. The mai.h-iw defend the fortres* ' white the .. . ' , • ....... — ... ■ V-. rrututlM.' cretlu there is x^lrv of almond., nppl,-. and nutniegr-, while tbiy return-- fire must be made with Q„wcni n youth lire in thb conflict won hi. bride. Bcrtinu and tbv count are fret fneuda. They have talked over the occur- with rubies and emeralds. Who Is tin, cbowmf Tbcj- have roprreetited tbe matter fronkly to tbe old Uunberto, anti bo has tn hw XdiHin decided tliat tbe one who bnng. his IriletUi out Of the i-a.-tlo shall lx> his »min-law without N<?w conns tbo nevresity (o»- providing hinwlf with ammunition. finely drewral twUcony beauttea, though by fortune only a gardener-, daughter. The maiden utton. a cry as BerUno enters her flower workshop. Bartilto wears the little n-eeda bouquet with’ Uiu flaming flower lu witigud tbuiqrto him. ■ With quick inturast Ik-rtino inquired Um reason of liar suddsn aiartu. It is nothing, she has otily pricKwl bup-qlnger with tbe wire. Hut how die agitation LeconKi her and n.kii to her charms! Her checks color, her tlvo organs tin they perform their duties willingly. Hood's Bantsparllla has proven ' I hare taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for dys- so satisfactory as Hood's Sanapartlla.” Thomas- COOK, Brush Electric Light Cc^ Now York City. Sick Headache afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep- “S*1 TUaZXtaT1 W* “ rB*Wy“ ronti: t2d,^‘Urf i""1^ hor t:ount'*' Mu- to change tho flat nt rllla, and have found great relief. I cbeer- -,uua orvugm tU ZO UM ' ¥*£ “,huff0 Wack bottr- thirty f«*t away »Wh ? ’ ““ , JMrned tO I’roUct tbo retreat of a h^r-,1 nt w-.I.I 1., . was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head­ ache. She took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and found it tho best remedy she ever used. Hood’s Sarsaparilla itself with delight. There stood the savage tow. .11 bead. briaUing shoulders, !««,, tail with plumy trembling end, jaws and tusks champing and crackling his jaws, from which great rolls of foam were already w ork­ ing, With a hideous sucking sound, a splendid andoublmL Bertmo cannot drink in enough of the beautiful picture. Hl. tur.ughu are in a whirl. Tbo colon, mount to his bemi. Tbe blossoms buz. an«i bum around him. "Bertmo, stupid BerUno, const waste thy love upou a marble statue, cold, ult father Camelli had brought ft from Ja­ pan into Eurof>e In tbo first half of the century. Gabbadlo cultivated it with the flower for Giletta, bo would have thought, ceruduly, had his resfwet for tbo upper denar's daughter, oven so much ns think of it, that hn could bcconvj/ficr< I As little aa that this poor ntswgay should ever adorn his coat! And tbo flowers murmured in chorus: Tbo Corwi was splendidly ilecorated for tbe flower festival. Tbo windows were hung with carpets, tbo bakutiioa with bright silken stuffs bedecked, tbe logga displayed adornments of various kinds. Each bouse strove to outdo the other in show and osteution. But the palm of beauty belongs to those whoso windows and balconies were filled with groups of lovely maiden faorn. "Flowers nud maidens-’ become* tbo wntebUM> S.M4W, ----- --- -----thronging titusm of peoj-le. two km* of carriagea paas up aud down lu opposite diroc-. tioaa and thu occupants of tbo flower laden oquir^gM pelt each other from opjiorito sides with largo and small bouquets. Tho lovely mini:-. < dart hither and thithor, they fly up to the lieautiful fao» at thu windows J , V. m___ .1.^— ..~Hv nnM nnon the beans, onu nccao, »uu u— -........... . era benuatb. Meanwhile they overhead jour upon the moving sea below a rain of many colorwi paper cl‘l^ pings, and out over tbo whole eamte val*wens a glittering variegated cloud. Upon the bolcuuy. f the I’nlanu ^berto --tends Giletta at her father's side. -Seal be. t* a groat basket, fllted with little booqueta which Mower Lamlx.-rto «at plundering »ith busyhaad. He bombankxl all, friends ami 5/A Five Mile. 100 Doses One Dollar SABnsStaNa. 5/A Electric. ‘•PR ,*ud whirl in the air, scattering the earth like-an exploding ttieU. Clover and closer crowded the two brutaa, in air half tbe time, meh beat on death, the dog frequently clear- " ing tbe bw at a bound, and innddening him with Mtvngv muqipiuga mid laceration, of .boulder* .,r tiams. Over and under wetit the dog with niarvebjua agility, frequently .end­ ing tbe biar four feet into thn air, but every clMirgo from tlio dog brought a wtill more ravage couiitm-harge froai the bnar. . I belfoVo no such agile and ferueious moveIn pursuance and by virtufl of a ite»re«- of Uie im-tit. were ever .Iran hern tern. For fort v circuit court for the foutity >* Barry, iu Chan­ In the State of Mtahlgnl-. "isu!-- .ml datr«l foot hi every direction the foreet ground cery, on tlie isth day of May.iA D s*A. In u r-rtain lookeii like a freshly plowed fluid, and it cause therein (wndlug. wherylu C. Autiuuui A. reemed to tny emnled ry«a M though a cy­ Co., an incurjMiraiisf - oiripauj muter Hie general of the Slate of tiliiq. are eo.uiiliitaauls.*6d | clone of dog, boar, mud. bark and froth ha-i IL-rncr I.. Blair ami Ctosrl - al. Hr..-'-, ure de­ dcM.’otKicd into Uw darkening covert. I fendants Noileo I* herrtivitlfen tliat I shall-ell; frankly couAm to flight to-a near fallen tree at public auctionlothe Ugli’ f bWdor.ou Friday Hie aith day nt July. A. D M». at ten o'clock !i. upon which, to cwaqW lea. than hanging, 1 the forenoon, at the north front <Mar of the do not believe I could have ordinarily court house In the City at llnstiugs. County of 1 vault”L T1h> Don and Joao Iwatroc ap|mr- 'Barry and Statu <*f'Mfchigu:i. said court house; being Hie place tor bolding the circuit court for - cutly n [art of the cyclone, though uo mortal said IkHinty of Barry. aiLthe foliowine described eye* could kiavo followed their movements or property, to-wit: . All that certain piece qr parrel of land lying, gyinnoatwe. 1 <k> not know bow king this being and situate In the < otmtj of Harrv and l.-isti’L 1 saw a flash of fire, and through tbe Stair of .Michigan, known and desert tied as fol­ roar of it all heard a shot. Then tlio whirl­ lows, to-ult: Village lot mfiiiber eight, H- H. Greiat'* addition to the village ot Nashville. Bar­ ry County, Michigan, acoordlng to the recorded plat thereof, coni. Thun a Cuban yell went up that set listed Hastings. MiehA June Mh, Isa*. AMINZO E. KKNASTtiN. Circuit Court Com­ tbe tree limU vibrating. W» tied our graw . mlasioner, Harry County, Mich. woven thongs to tbo dead fair’s shoulders KNAI'I'KN & TanARMAN. aad tuskA, and when w.. bad <lraggw! him U< HclIcRon forComplainanL tbo mountaineer's cabins great fl-cksof foam -treakwl with blood still lay upon the bravo fn pursuance and by virtue of a decree ot the fellow's jagged riba- Edgar L Wakman In circuit court for the Louiity of Bait) . In Chan­ Philadoipiua Times. cery. In the Stair of Michigan, made and dales! on the Hili day of May. A. !>.. m*1, in a certain cause therein pending, wherein Cyrus -Sperry ts coiuulalnunt, and Wuitcr Keagleand Flora hen Tboro are two middle ng»wl ladies living on fie are defeixlaiits. Notice is hereby given that shall sell at public auction to the highest, bid­ tho samu block uptown wh-» have ls-en friends der on Erlday. the lOtb day of August.' A. D.. for years, *Uanug.-acb >Ahert joys and tribu­ IRM. at ten o'clock lu thd forenoon at the north lations to a remarkable dogrec. Ono is a front door of the Court hou-e in Hie City ot widow and tlio other a sjnnater. For yonrs Hastings, tknmty of Barn-and State of Michi­ gan. skid court house befiigthc place for holding they have been trymg to screw up courage the Circuit Court for said County of Harry, all enough to go to a ileutist’s to have their few the following described property, to-wlt: Tbe east half of tho smith west quarter of sec­ remaining teeth out, preparatory to having tian seventeen lu town iijn.-e uorth ranm.' seven new seta iiuulc. Their friend* have coaxed west, also the eiisl half ot the west half of the and scolded, tolling them bow much younger north wrat quarter of sdetlon twenty in town aud handsomer they would appear, and what three north range s*-»en Uest. Dated. Ha-tlugis. Michl Jur-c SB. A. D . 1M. n grunt advantage new teeth wouhl l»o to ALONZO E?K KNA Circuit CAurt t ommisManer. ‘ Burry Opunty. Mich. At Inst they plucked up courage and had 25--’ deal "Taking tbe impression" proved more than their friends bad pictured it, and feel­ ing they bud »vn enough of Unit dentist they ordered their toett! sent homo when finished In Hue time the jm^kagw came, ami each la.lv- 5/A Extra Test 30 other styles See your dealer before cold weather, and if he hasn’t 5,4 Horae Blankets don't get stuck with poor imitations, but ask him to order some for you. FIG' None genuine without this 5/4 Trade Mark sewed inside. ■ Minnesota Leads the World 8,000,0)0 aerM Ono timber, faxsdng end 'amn. Gene/*! a a snmst ’m mrnt ol tbe mon-y setured by n mortem:- dated ,tu.1, >.. .... Adams bls wife, of cm- toWu*hlu of Hope. Barry eoainly, ADcbigaii, to Ebcnexer IVunock, ot the tho raunty of B»rn. In fiber li of inortgacwv on page SJ4. un the »l day o( December to tbe y-sr !«1, kt l-.»n'ckt:k p. m And whereas the Mid mortemre Ims tm-n duly assigned by the said Eien-r-r Pennock to George Osborn by ashiguiAanl bearlug date the ninth day of January In theVrar 1W. and re­ corded lu the office jof the blister ot deeds ot the county of Barry, on the :«t> dst of Januarv I11 tbe year l«ftt. i»t it o’elo. k a m , lu liber U of innrlgtge.sun jiagr io au<! the same is now owned byhlni. And whereas, the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage al die date of this notice la the sum of four Immkml and one dollars and twenty cents ot nri|ri|*al and Interest, and the turther twi ot twrnt>-Die ilullaro as an at­ torney fee stipulated tor lu said niortxuge. ai.il which is th* whole amount -.-lalmed to lie un- liven with her married daughter, who spurn’d is a wall spring of warm, living, fragrant, breathing love!" With difficulty can tbo young man make known his errand. Ho wants 200 little bouquets for tbo flower buttle. “What, you HeMsln has faahiiXH-d ft with especial care, which 1 mmle yesterday!" meanwhile Involuntarily asking herself to madu itr cried Bcrtiuo. and be murmured whom tbo aiguorina would throw it. “To *>mething about making 2,QpO, and a. bo cotiBertino, to Bcrt-.no!- hum ths volcei under - tinned talking with tho girl the more hugely swelicl tho order. /Vs be prepared to leave the bright stars which will dim bar, bright ho was Iirssr tho fifteenth tbousaniL “What a sjwndthriftr cried theUld flower veteran, eyes. “All ready r inquires tha old man. stuck an oj>en rod bkaeom in tbo midst. That plain little nosegay, with tbo flaming red in tbo center, is not alow tougued to toll of open heart wound*. She inhales thank­ fully the mild fragrance. Jake is IO' years old. Ht has seen lots of horse blankets, but never saw any which would wear like Horse Blankets. only by 0. L HOOD A CO., Lowell, Mass. not of •‘And tbo l-ouquet of camellias which the Blgnoritu* GitoUa ordered/" again cried out tbe ol.l man. “1 am Juat binding it,’’ an­ swered t ho little daughter. Tbo camellia was acquaintances. Tbe bosket was soon an I tbo caraeVi-a alone “ . . ...L u-vt- to naer/u. A gold :'La“Chotber• flil ‘"L « ’kTt‘WteSL*.wraW my- ’*T,lln* bj-w,,, >» Carton i“,kh'C1 UttU nrcou"t of bls mishap. Lwtainly a ebanning voung a f'w.h fiew mt/, Oilrtta's fa£ ' wSiT^t wxn* ring out words of comfort '••r^Uan.v. youuu' Ber-ibM! v. high spitted, j r-wiKV. Hut then the all tlueeCne physical »«*• -u Thia tteM*he tt')Pr<*chl«Sr*n«* t- 1 1 ^°rtipied it atom-, and nat>a O» h° *,,,1W wWenly cbangwl ZSLTO- brUh‘*' m,in‘ JoyuuTS tnaid u|>ou a pile of gold. :in:r.e, am 1 a stupid, v datfbtar jiropounds tiud leaves them, if nt, to iv U-hraded by jrtaU’ U mU|U.^dl^’,U lu h1’ armchair mid tickksi tho end ot Lis mwe wi*h a frmi, T"?’ Tl,‘' h '■“'■"-"-no™ ill fonned. almmrt eotorirat, yet exhaling sweet purfutne from every little fiber and fllamcnt. This flower was first brought into Europe tn 17M and imd already for vrar faea cultivated by GabUdto tn his gartaa. and comorvatoAoa H. lore, the Uttl* flower so towlcHy that be aeidoru calls hie Uttto thou didst 1*P». laughing. j— -Mis-g; ar-ia, quite m alwont minded. And then through tbo flowers goo* n strange hfawlng mid tittering; they shake their cups nnd liny hrada and whispur from calyx to calyx. »Hai quite ready, indred, but tbo groat thing y-t remains tube dune, andlhat Is our affair." ' Jbe niiraiha whir from above and below. Tlio gentle maidens have some foron in their giiitle arras, ami many a youth gets bisoye closed and his ear tingling when n well di­ rected apple lands upon tbo side of bis brad, but be revenges himself as M hurls bouquet after bouquet in thu combat Tho sceiw is almost obscured by the flying veil of ro», carnations, lillea and uareiwus- Steadily ovarer moves the army-of twairgera. Thu eorrisoti defends itself drtjwately, and has 1 1. —.0. .n..rnimk svriniois. and re- Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that by fit. Mho was auro no one iuul over suffered as she, and she would l»-g to take th»m out for a day or a meal. But her daughter was firm, ami the poor old lady, with swollen, blistered gums, kept U10 teeth in bravely for a few days, and than she declared she could stand vtded tbe said mortgage will be torrclosed by a sale of the premises therein ,lcwribed. at pub­ lic auction to tbe highest blddvr. at tlw front door of the court city am. ot Hastings, „• hotlM U-b—In the.1.-I-.. ■breaking in" process wn» progressing with “every one felt to at first," They compared notes, nnd then a bright thought flashed Into MmlL’sheod. / made a mistake!" she exclaimed. “Let's change teeth.” They did, and found they bad lioen blister­ ing their gums breaking in the wrong troth. The triumph the discovery gave them over their friends, however, almost paid for their The Hnbll of Htudying l acoo. A face is nut a mere embellishment or a family devieu; it is a cipher in which are conduced one’s history and character. So largo and clear are tboso written that it Is a wonder people can err so blindly in their animate* of • «eh other, and are so surprised at tieing deceived.- In the tint meoting Ibero nlacetl agaro*4—----- — -r- , the teeth of a storm of apples, nutmegs and aoanto.1 waters. Suddenly above the tumidt U beard a terrible cry, "She b dying, she is ivinff' Hi-scda Rtweda!" The beautiful bod, it is well to keep this mental negaUvo for reference. Tbo habit of studying fares brings out one convincing fact, that it is ill dispositfon or neglect which prevsnts most women from being attractive. The features JIT., b^lnd*b»pol»rtb, to will bo equally good In two faces, but ths u, . mu. U» »J—" Urnowo lb. play of expressiou and signs of feeling will • *-» -""c i4"- ™rk;p“! ti d-u. <UHn, ejornl of odum. >b. b»4 k* &. ot U» «>«iob-r lb. conscious Jeans ho and ill humor, tbe latter being nerves and health, tbe former fert. A woman of sunny, truthful, unselfish disposition, by her very lu-nsitiveums to menu doing and wrong, may have a capacity for bis own breath between her hdbest antagonism and scorn which limited tins. At last she revives. A carriage natures wry foolishly condemn as wlcksdft band- Carefully and anxiously, as U .. . . avn.1 (-.rtf-VM, will nil tl at nan . bo ^“..unain. wIt->aw«l the Whole scene. Sbo has tar PM. * •»*«•. -»>-£*. . . »h.t whan we find our orwu- the debt now remnltlng se< tired bv said rnortgugr;orati> part thereof whereby the |>owerot safe cnptanird in Salp mortgage'has become only jM.-rsevu.ro, and by telling b» r how young W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. CENTUEMEN. T1>e only fine hi the world made calf MSKAMi.M«*tn»e bn sails. As without t,x< k« HllU linving >•«» ... wrn, w ing or hurt the feel, iiiakna them as comfortable and well fitting as a hind sewed »ho*'. Buy the best. None genuine unless ^tainiwi on tnittoni “W. L Douglas 93 Shoe, wsrrntited." W. to DOUGLAS M SHOE, the original and only hand-sewed well H shoe, which equals custom-made shorn costing from M to 10. W. to WiVGLAM «LIW SHOK ts unexcelled Default has beeu inaue in the ciXtaltloas ot . certain mortgage msdr by I’erry (,. Fisher au<l Kila Fisher, bls wife, to Francis Hntaeii. date,! April UUrieenth A. I>.. lies, and recorded lu the office ol the reifi«»r of deed* for the county ll.^v Ml--,-... on pace tei.-m which inurtKage there is claimed to be due nt the date ar thb notice the sum of nine hiiudE*4-amtiblrty-iine dollars and thirtytwocentSiWH.x:^-aau au attorney's fee of tweniJ-Ove dofiars pravidesTlur to sold rnortDOUGLAS SJ HIDE Is worn byril Mge:)aad mi suit or proeswdiugs at law havr Bovs, and la the best school sho.- In ilw world. been instituted to recover the moneys secured by said-mor gagr. or any part Un-n-ot. On the 2301 day of April. X D . 1W7. said Francis Hol­ den departed this life leavtos his last will and testament bearing date the nth day of April. A. D.. lifTT, by which ouet Zalrairlek Hedden, be CRAND RAPIDS HERD. Holstein friesianS 14*1. said Zalraiziek IfaHden departed lb!* lite leaving her last will aad teslatneut bearing dale tbe mb da) of August. A. D.. INI. by which the said John Holden became the owner ot said mortgage, and the aMMa tn nd provided, notice is hereby ESTABLlsnKD, 1878. shall sell at pnbllcauctlMi. to the iitebest bidder, st the uortii front door of tbe court bouse In tbe City of Hastings. Barry Counts . Mlehixao. (that being the plare where Hie ulreuit court for Bar­ ry county ts tiolden) tbe premises described In te pretnhet being described In said marts । all that curtain tot, psece aad nan-rl uf la the township ot I'nUrievtlle. in t,™, „, Barry-and stale of Michigan, and known and describes! as tollowa, lu-wlt; Ti* north ea-t fractional quart er G») ot section umnbcrlwwntwo (X* tn town one H> north of range ten (10* which are no more than neuralgic twinges in ebanging wither, and spring from tbe same . ____________ Thm. thins, hrs far dlf- SS*. to ■■L- imntMs and petty malignity whfth write out their harsh etarsetm uumUtak- help Bupixyrt the family or help tmy debts that wen? contracted while hr wax with the family; Krm> solas bar, u auw — -/— — MoconUhas caught _____ I*, rnrew or favor surrender to him. [Hl af the north west quarter [H] ot section five [51 in township two [A north of range tune [#] • cat, containing in-cording to the original gov­ ernment survey seventy-five and c*tno acres be the same moreor leva Dated the twenty-tMrd day of May. ■***GKOitiiK thmoMN. Assignee. inllOW’. <!i>list, twelve(tlielixbrt iukJ fort! sev^u (Ki llnh». to renter »if htrfiwar known the Grand Kapidn read, tbeure ere'three ,W> chains and tbirt} (30) lit-ks. th-1 re «Mitb ten (MH chains S' 6 lured Ma> Mh. ism m i«T. KxJWJIWSWW’-" Baltimore, June »d, ML �Hastings Banner Hastings. Wednesday, July 11, 1888. The Journal In .lu endeavor to take a little of the emwe off of tbe evident bar­ gain by which It U to support Cleveland and Thurman, has placed the republican ticket also In its editorial column. But MARSHALL L. COOK. EdtoT the manner in, which the Journal cotmuenta on tbe republican ticket and platform shows It* envenomed hostility to both, EDITORIAL NOTES. and la still another evidence of what seems and can seem nothing Ires than a slyune- AViit-sT 14, 1879. Won Mtr.SlDKNT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, TBrtffLH.r.tur . _ American prote. , ~An' It publishing • mnnt^.1 teriff document., with a view not onlv ........... ar- tot?! srguinebLs Tor protect!.,, , ENTREATY. A TERRIBLE ACCOUNT. 84NB WHICH ARE COMMITTED BY THE cfttasos strsogtbM DYSPEPTIC. 4317383681^^^^1748650351674922486929020323 danger. Many times during the day a busy housewife would unceremoniously drop her ful largaln. Indiana is no longer a doubtful Male. FUR YtCK-PHKSJIlENT,LEVI P. .MORTON, , or XKW YO11K. The rnUiiishuim engendered by the nom­ ination of Harrison, her favorite ^on, - will sweep tbe Hoosier state, and give Harrison plunge fur tho back yard, where tbo family would quickly disappear into tbe bo web of One or two pipers tliat seek to d«iy to 15.000 plurality. Four mure electoral Barn- county her right to name tbe cqn- votes alone are necessary for his election; grcmmaii this year have very broadly and Connecticut. New York, New intimated that Mr. O'Donnell has made no or West Virginia will supply that. Ono hot July night tbo members of a little family in tbe southern pert of the city eat on their piasE, trying in vain to obtain a breath of cool air. Occasionally a fure shell ure.,.,1ml with a whish Into tbe inid-beavens, ' deafening explosion. The . pledgee tbatd»ind~hhn to remain out of the field and supjiort Barry county's candidate. REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. coufecUoner « the outer afternoon a doxen rejiubllcans. representative men of Barry couMy too, to whom Mr. O'Don-> tivtusos might consequently be pardoned neh slatetl ki 1BH4 that he would hut be a twining a few curious looking objects, tbe “The Vital Qur«tIon. ,sb*i! A„,.^ trte« tw ahiTHiuur,! ai.d HorTmtdered?* ’ ’ Th.- mUn. Iht ol seen before. found its way into tbe reliable bomb proof. ® unra.^,.* *™N I«»r I«ld. on nrH|.< sugared violota," “Sugared fiddlesticks P canijudgii of our present congressman stated that |he term to which he expected IM Cros- ford D._Hsfdqg. Univ. }•» Ainiutlcwn candidate in ISfih, but would impport the candidate upon whom Barry county should unite. We dun produce a score of men of tbe same high standing, to whom in tlie , they could see tte-ir approach a long We say here and now that we can produce ■ Aildte's. I! Ahierlcan Protective 'U-i’l i«i\. 23 W^t 23d street, X. Y tq be elected^would be his last, and that* It Would Iw Barry county's turn to name the csndldate In fbS and he would give Barry’s “Possibly. They are imported from Eng- Following «r<- th.- ;<a- . tor Uu- week eliding Ju!> 51h. 35 taken from theiHsik-intl..■n-Ki.tert,ufl” “la that all! Well, you may aend me up candidate his cheerful, hearty supjsirt. After election tliat year Mr. ODonbell alight, and could also look out upon the city. The shelling was terrific, Lmt the in- ■ calied tbe Writer to h!s office In Jnekson, and told him that he ap|areclated the ex­ cellent .work Barry eounty republicans had itone ton hiih. that the present would ■ tie hi\laNt term; that'Barry county would tie entitled to name the candidate in W. fectioner. but be found that the sugared vio­ page* uf bls Napoleon, apparently forgetful lets were a reality, and tbe price actual. Hail a vol can > broken loose! Upon chaicr inspection ono could wv tlw vio­ let nestled in its coating of sugar. Dainty­ food for an exquisite generation!—Boston ray, tbe draw fumes of sulphur filled Transcript “Listener."- For President, BENJAMIN HARRISON of Indiana. that all that would lie necessary for them to secarc the nonilnatiun of their candidate would l>e for repnUlica&s to unite on him; of six men captured a 365 j>ouud turtle tbe In rvqn premier way. He father stated tliat it would be wise for the republicans of Barry eounty to name their candidate early. This same udvio1 lie gave to anvtherJBany iruunty republican in Septem­ ber last. . Mr. O'Donnell will deny none of these things, but has admitted them by ' word aiul letter. Barry eounty has fol­ lowed his advice. The largest republican delegate convention'ever held In the county declared bv unanimous rising vote that gvstlon of our present dis ketch um tru good luck. Wo cum 'cross de tutrte w’en be bln asleep an'driftin'. Tut- be wake up, look like wo gwf hub a ship, wreck bedout any storm, but we .hoi’ to Im an lan' ‘im in de boat at last."—New York Hun. l»iog out the party's whole force. Cbvwr the conventf •Ban'kah dbmtnMon PURE cungressuMn. Then- were frantic inquiries, and. ‘How did it happenT asked everybody tn twenty-four pounder. I know I choked up with sul|>hur and rubbish.’' Just then hi* wife, who hail looked oat, Stiuwl firm for Harrison! Who lo cotnjorison Ibina »iu-h good chancre Triumph is evident. Ho »ill be president: JIm- White Huusc hl» dwelling shad ba. adroitly that their iuusi never moves until she asked. CbrtMtati or Kaniren pert, prolong tho movement until icvera) Stand by tbe G. O. P Ousanl to victory: iTotcciiuii sod Right! be your cry. When morning dawned tbe extent of tbe The Irish-Atnericans have made----------note of the brutal - assertion of The London Time* tliat the only way in which Irish­ men can be of service to England is by emigrating to America and voting for free trade. Tliat note will be heard frotn>urlug the campaign — Philadelphia Press.- Edison is a most iudcfatigsblu worker, but like all men of strung imaginative powers, works by fits and starts. 1 saw hiui theotber day. and bring struck by his haggard lock. 1 asked him if he was UL “No," be replied milk - > — II- >■»—. T \___ ■... _ ■ . . li. .IV. > ! r i.. struck again.—Atlanta ConaUtntion. . PHICg BAKING FOWDEKOI . .v. k.■ , Mil, US'I kept .«> sU-adily workiug without Intormiuou for thirty-six hours.—The Epoch. Report ol tn« cooditiut. of - tta- if be did, it would be at a RCWt K. II amok aad dlaMmrii* Furniture and Flitimnp*Mo....... . Due from B Bankers.... Whila a squad of United Htates aoldiere from Fort Ontario, under cvnuuaud of Lieut Dsridsoo, wasrogognj to nfle practice upra'. island that some of those who Jusly booming Mr. O'Donnell for a third !; term are trying to make out that this Is »iA doubtful district and that no Stationery account.. one but Mr. O'Donnell can carry It. Rats! un six* nonR-nsr. A district which gave Blaine 1,400 over a fusion hi '84 and Luce Capital paid lu Hurhlus Fund. Herald. S,500-over a fusion tn 1886 Is not very doulrtful. And tbe republicans of this district were never so well organized as anxiety yheps; and if thu dinner can be fol­ lowed by a abort rest half tbo evils of dy»peptic conditions will vanish. Worry is a prolific causuof suffering, if wo camo to think And even if their assertion were true, what an awful plight this di»> trict would he In if Mr. O’Donnell's health should fail or some other misfortune should prevent him from entering the field! BakinJ ^OWDEP problem which bothered me.” I found after- sacrifice which ^no honorable man would make. this year. 0?PRICE^ CREAM turn to first principle*! Give your friend I bad <xwu|>k-te}y demolished tbo. wing in ample time to m* aud return tho salute.— . which tbe eulotlel had been sitting in an Pittsburg Bulletin. j upper room, and bw <w*pc npiwuvi to bo Mr. TFlkHinell would or could accept a nomination, cat, only much bigger, rolled down into their thua described tbe rupture: “Houk an' line Philadelphia comes to the front witk tho first poem of the glorious campaign of 1888, and Mr. Milton Goldsmith, of that city, has the honor and credit of produc­ ing it. Few better will be produced. Hen- It Is: Hurrah for Harri*on 1 Judge Smith was Barry county’s candidate. He jvas plated in the field early at the pug- considen-d wise and luuiest. and that Congpeannttn ( *DonneQ>4neant every word he lias Mid I • the republicans of Barry county. If he did. <10 man of honor dare deny that ills candidacy at this time is an lmporoibillt|. His over-xralons friends, tn crowding jhiui fur a third term, are seek­ ing to place, him hi the attitude of one who has ne regard for his word, and as one willing to Insely drtTive and grievous­ ly wrung the republicans of Barry county. We du not believe these so-called friends of Mr. OlkHiiiell realize what they are doing rior how miich they would sacrifice him hi tin- event of their success. We do n<d believe,1 even if they should succeed wluHt'jlve certainly do not believe, that ItrgMO. Peter Deller to J. D. Dieklma iaatldoa Sxaoo. IttMbeth Miller to Harvey Trent tliat nothing could bo seen. Before the terri­ fied in the l>oiub pnxif had pulled tbemw-lvce Catchlug For Vice President, LEVI P. MoRTON. and tliat he would ahi Barry's candidate EteeU A. Kill 10H.G MANc'iijiro eel Nashville, moo W pepoia.—Demorest's Moatlily. This district Is as doubtful for the Seven hundred European singing tdrds are ' Im iintwrrEAwt e.----- .■*_ _ , . _ country immediately ou amvak It is to te bojwd that they Will no: turn oat tube such republican joirty as thu state of Kansas. Ami Mr. O'Donnell’s friends are making themselves and him appear exceedingly ridiculous by talking such nonsense. Judge Smith will carry this district by not . lew than 2.000 majority. Fair treatment and jnrtice demand that. Barry county have the nominee this year, and the other four wunlies will sec that we have him too. The way to keep Uils district solidly republican is to respect the party usage* that have maile it always reliably republi­ can. Tb>; atUun[tt to make Harrison appear as favonNe to ChlMese Immigration will provo abortive. When the question was tint brought up In the aonate, he oppoMid tbe restriction* to Chinese immigration on Dir correct principle that each action was In direct wmfiict with our treaty »lth China. When that treaty was afterward What with his own war record and the An important rejxjrt from the Dritteh ronadded weight of his chief, tbe Grand Old sul nt Taguurug ou the coal induxtr? af Roman will have “hard scrabbling" over .southern lUmm lia, ju,t been laid te-fore'parthe rocky rood to the While House. It is linmeut. The five coal basirui of Ru«ala are a howslesa race against the Republican the Donetz, mib-Mcacow, Dumbrova (PoJaud) war (Curses with their fine records. Ural and Caucaaun; of throe the first la the one <!e*cnbed in the present report. It stretches over a comiderablo portion of Now There is nothing particularly exciting Russia, betwi-en the Don and the DuR-^r tdtu. or delightful in tramping along at a trot and includes many extensive ».alnB in a cavalry column. The c.louda of dust mujuosawl anthracite co.1, but itroutaim sent up by the thousands of hoof beats fill all kinds of coal suitable for inanufactoriM and hoarabold parpew-. Tbe eyes, nose aud all passages, give external surfocea a uniform dirty gray color, and F‘up* of coJ‘‘v’-le« proform such au imjwuetrabio veil that for <luc.bg different kinds of coal, and descrilna many minutes together you cannot seo tho tuode of working and the results of the even your hand before you. Apparently mure important collioriw in each group just at the point of impending suffocation I here are lu all SOO eollteriw lu tiw Douctz a gentle algh of wind makes a rift, and a tsuhi, many being thoroughly equipped but others being wholly unp^rided witffi£i fret-breath is Inspired. Dust and horse hairs penetrate everywhere. Working applinnres. Tbe recent rapid development under the clothing to the skin, and fixed of the coal industry lu this region b said to by the aweat, the sensation is aa though „7r ?eVr exptrumuta in typbmd f.vtr vacc^U^ In mice inoculated with cultures of tvnhuld ^hg-tjulne typhoid fevar^LilK Subscribed and sworn day of J«^* A marvel of purity T3A11M FOB SALE-1 ail 1 acre* situated oae mllr weat of Maple Grove On’ Will tell the K> cheap, or »»! ^,wnl* V**- multitude of Inw teat, short I.1T) FUNK- .1 ,%ItMt!<«. ter right 1 > jv-oduewi. but In mice Inoculated with broth in which tlo. .... . _i,k .<---- ' mo Hn« VALUE RECEI\ ED t or his money is what every man desires. tbejr bsir pl W up In a atari and rompllcatrej faction, atid tot'ar- ut icmattwu hour*.-Demorrat’s Monthly. In tbe line «f . FURNITURE! ou cau get value received every time if you buy of share, and with the bacon particularly, so with republican m-j.atora from the 1’wlfie slope, labored tat and gained the paseMreby the ermte of a bill that would have effi-ctually stopped Oibicac iamlgration. ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. carried by railway; but it b calculated that nearly 3,000,000 tons will be available for tranqwrt during the present yar. braidcs tbe quantity ccsuumsd in tbe neighborhood. ARCHIE MCCOY, Ilham. At the blue front furniture store. Jufet leceived for the Spring Trade: •bowed that a dog may reoognlie the uotai. of other restricted Parlor Sults, I wrote them carefully on a half sheet Russell has rt, u Arkansaw Traveler, The Flint Jk Pen- ctxxcj. JFtooLs-ei-Bi vini®'’Very fin2?!' £mde of goodh. An inspection will conn^«^?y canl^ Person of the fact He also shows some new and nice things in were quickly •oaarJmev five Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. �Banner h 1 c11MGS B^Gv^netaar. Jniy MENTION. -^j^nng^______,—:-------------------- l>™* H.1, •Sunday school daring the -3d 1888 to m. SmoTt Wells> Frost-Proof Cisterns. *■ B"k” if you are In need of white lead and oil orprtwtaofaity kind, rail « Dr. r °n Iailhn^ s drug store. He handles as larat • Whtlly Of palau ami Ota, a, .hones Poland, who vm anertexl and fined last wwk for being drunk and <Uw>re *«ly, gave, security for theymynient of hi. fine. The next heard ofhlm wM that he had left tbe country and his fine unpaid. What do you think of a man that have* ret organ at your hou-e and aakggm. then Mills at $85? You Should call It cheek’ No ficUdous prices cm my organs. . ' iwll tliat »» everlastiug y John Bk—mkh. /Krmtaa. daughter of D. 8. <taodymr ■nd wife, was accidentally struck un the lead by a stone thuwday. Quite a garti was .rat but the attending physician sewed wound and tbe Httie girl was soon Warranted for Five Years, th*- Frt_ htaia. ta ,y you should •« o or organ: n» 'made. one years vx]<rlencr In organs, and tin-refw :mi from a poor one. is .wd enn Ifive you following' firat-rla— Chester Mtwrer left Monday morning to Join bls Wife Who is at Boulder. Colorado. Miss Gertie Bentley went to Grand Raphte Friday fora two week's visit with friend*. ' v • William Williams, of Grand Rapids, vis­ ited old fitends here Wcdiu-sduy and TburMlay. , popular work -Ben Hur” is now engaged lu writing a biography of Gen. Ben Harri­ son. Gen. Wallace is a very able writer ami his long and intimate acquaintance with Gen. Harrison will enable him to -write an accurate anti interesting book. Hubbard Brothers of Philadelphia expect t<> have the wotk for publication early In August. Gen. Wallace In,now at Indianap­ olis where he can during this work l*c intimately associated with the subject of the .work and l»e thus enabled to produce ■u^cctirate and authentic b|ogray<l>y. VAt the dejnocraiic county convention held at Union hid). Saturday, July 11th, the following delegates were elected: To the state convention, F. F. Hilben. Robt. Itaw.wtn, H. A. <KM*dyear. Lcwte Wellman. Norman Bailey. John Barry . John Nhean. Dr. A. L. Taylor. W. S. < luudyear, John Beumer, Jas. Young ami M. WaVlorff: to the congn-Mlomd convention. Wm. Mc­ Murray. F. G. Goodyear. A. Hr Johnson. W. A. I-asher, Jay Carpenter. J. E. Calms. D. C. Wartier. Jerome B. England. Allen .Jones. A. IL Youngs, John Marnhall and E. Grilley: to the senatorial convention. G.' S. Hartom. N. Clrntem H. M. Bynlngton, Lewis Docker, John Barry. Plefadta Brown, Luke Waters. F. H. Barlow. F. Brudesser, D. S. GfMMlycar. Frank Sheffield, Jacob F. Marshall, Frrd Nausk-y. JohnBrandsthtter, John Dawson. Win. Cridler, J. M. Riser, Jas. Young, Dugall Campliell and John Yarger. The democratic county commit­ ter was instructed to confer with the gn-rnDaek committee, relative to Jin- time <>f calling the convention for tin- notnltia- Mr*. Julia (uMwlycar arm *«»ns and Fred Rev. A. K. htewart. fotiuerlv In charge Gnddi* and Bert Main caui|sil this wtx-k at I of the Harting- circuit, wa* tnarjied July Next Monday evening the people of this 4th. at the n-rtdrnre of the brides parent­ Will Cook. Myrtle .Roue and Helle Handv vicinity, will have the privilege <*f enjoy­ in Hasting* lown-hip to Miss Ruth latke. -l*ent Sunday with Henry Clarke at his ing a feast in music. Several member- of Rev. G. D. Lee officiating. Mr. StewarSe any make «•! Plano , tile Boston ideal Co. are advertised to aje home in Carlton. now stationed at Grandville, where tip (pear in Union linl! in a grand concert. luciuliers uf his chutrh gave the lieu' Mr-, clement Smith and children leave They come hen- from Grand Rapids and married couple a feceptlon on tJirir arrival. to-Jilght for Bay View, when- they will are well recommended. The first name -l><nd the Miuimrr. tliat appears <ut the list. I* that of Mrs. friends Mr. Blair and wife, of Ionising, are the Geo. H. Nichols. a former well-known NEWS. gio-:- <.f their daughters. Mrs. Dr. ikrlH-r resident of this city. Since her departure Hom ta-re she ha*, devoted her time tu the Beginning with Monday. July D'-th, a hug Mrs. Timmi-nnaii. 2.130 new umingcincnt will go into offer; by study of music in Grand Rapid** and lias Mis* Libbk* Mriaiehlin ten Monday for developed it Wonderfully sweet mezzo which tin- iJctruit ‘morning dailies wiii Higiilaml I*ark. ot; lake Mii-higan. where soprano voice. Mte« Effie Van Vaikenburg Monday reach hen- ut 8:40 u. m. A train v::l she will spend the-iiuimer. appears as the pianist. Something over it Mrs. Antiie Marton leave* to-<lay for a year ago she graduated with high honors pets, and mnnei-tlug with a train <>u tide rafy nbw eontalrw division of the M. C. K. R. will reach till- jMipplarsuwim-r resort in M’lscnnsln when* at the New England conservatory uf music. ■ Boston, and since then has reuclied n high js.iut at 8:40 and Grand Rapids at lO.uu a. 1 she will spend the summer. , rank as a pianist. She Is well known in m. This will be gotrt news to tiu- patrons • iiiii'irt at Union the east and lias l*en very succrs-fiil there of the Detroit morning |«pers in thi- sec­ ene-t.- at R. B. Rose's. returned ThnrMlay and is by far the best lady -pianist In tion as It gives them their pa)H-rs about ui* to the'r home. Grand Rapid*. Grand Rapids. Edward E. Dlrkerson. soon as they would get them If llvlng^m Detroit ' •*. D. G. Thurston, of Chattanooga, only 1" years of age. Is also on the pro­ gram. Although still young hr ha* devel­ Alexander Cain wgs arrested by Sheriff oped a remarkable basso and It will be a brother-in-law, K. B. Messer. genuine treat to hear’him. The others on Shriner In Indiana last week and brought Jin.. IL L. Miller, of Otsego, has been the list are singers of marked ability but ir*i).fautdr;. >i'' 1*e. located in their, to this city Friday to answer to a charge <.f forgery. His examination will be held * biting her husband's pan-nte, John Milter space forbids extended mention. The -. F d'< hotel, next Monday. prices of admission are 23 cents; reserved Friday, before Justice Kennston. Thi- and wife, for the pas: few days. seat*. 85 cents, on sale at Goodycar’s drug alleged crime was committed by Caln la-t C. D. Beebe anil a party of Kalamazoo Rower Shoe tuinpany. March. He took a note from David IL store; children, 13 cents. friends went to Gun lake Saturday. They Brown in payment for a quantity of BobtwiDl break camp on tbe 18th Inst n-- at. Vnl«>n hall Munday mian oats, and afterward sold a note, sign­ Tlu* Democrat says “the republicans are ed by David R. Brown tu Geo. Osboni. Mrs. S. W. Lane has gone to Silver Mr. Brown claims that tbe note sold' by Creek. N. Y.. called there by the serious used to seeing the red bandana.” Well, Cain was a forgery, since It did not liav*- lllncs* of her daughter, Mr?. Frank Pottej. yrs. we boys In blue from fll to «5 did fre­ quently see a rag that Mime what resembled In- 4th was exceedingly the written conditions on the buck that th* Jim McGuire, formerly a catcher with funner claims were on the note he signed. the Hartings ball club, baa lxx-n relrftMxl It. only then- were stars and bars upon It, vet the resemblance Is sufficient to cause, A man giving his name as John 8. Blos­ trotn the Pbiladelphlas and signed with tlu- the Ixiys to vote for the stars and strips’ Hartings Division, som, and representing that he was walking Detroit«. this fall, and that mea)is Harriwn and, from New York to MUwaukeq. 'Via., G. H. Brooks, Sam Wood and A. A. Morton. where In- expected to work on a farm, we Eggleston were at Cooperavllle the 4th ml of ta-t week conA prominent democrat of this elty.'re। ' l uet <>f Lowell-** past and arrreted in this city Friday on a charge of where they helped-make the music forJhe inarkc-d. -Ninety per cent, of the boys In obtaining money by false pretenwk. Hr daiice given by Frank (Jampixill at his blue will vote for Cleveland this fall." and represented to IL J. Grant, that hr had hotel. further "There are but two republicans In I'. It vim-, of Pa., will -nine wool to selL which he would bring to A. H. Nollies, wife and daughter, of our post." <> demu.. what a whopper. jiianuel church. Hastings, Mr. Grant the next day. and asked iui<l re­ ceived of the latter money with which to Hastings, visjted friends in tin- city Wed* But then, fkluehoods are the <le*n<M-rats .th J3th. ■ n—day. Mn>. Nobles and daughter wll| stock In trade. They start out hi a cam­ rn-s <*f land for summer fal- pay for getting Ills horses staid. He falieo remain In the city several days.—Charlotte paign with Juat tach falm-hoods and as the to produce the wool next day, with the campaign progresses the bigger lies they alxjve result. This Blossom has been liv­ Prohibitionist tell. Now. Hiram, at the next post meet­ ing a high old time In this vicinity, and te The many friends of Mrs. Fred Alexan­ ing look around the room aud are Whether • uf tone; durability and, liable to arrest on several other charge- **f der, <>f Lansing, formerly of this city, will those are not more than two rer*sbllcans Uiubsll organ, tor which a leas serious nature. He waived examina­ te- pained to learn that she now Iles at her tion and will appear for trial at the next home a jierfeetly helpb-ss sufferer from present V Mattigjbn.’ • ■- N'.*n)i Fairfield plow, Kry,tom?. ’ F. II. Bahvow & Co. «v.t- fined Saturday morn:• mile S’> and costs or thirty ■ g *lrunk Friday. • He of city lots that we ■*•: nuking the terms :t» offices of Smith A "Sidnatn. ihIm t .•Ih hig about a mile eart nkUnly Friday of heart ils county. । 1 'fltair? uf tl l I <>.<>. F. lodge of this l- term are: N. G.. J. , ................... I M. B. Glllaspte: R'<An JI. H. Mmer. p.. M> j_ Williams. Mi* ^rall .h.n,.s who has lu-en taking , ••■•’’s In Heal miL**le. at OllveL for tuo u?**u1Sf! n t‘4nw^ borne and will organ­ . '4 M-t*- l-'all on her. Tenn* 8, !” --Mr l.-Mins. term of court. • ' Another uf thcJfi*.* of 1M7 >*** bert' knockral out t>y the Mnpretnj* Court. Thitime the derision does not have a bcanuupun the liquor question, however. 1 h* act klllrai i» the wi-li-knuwn fish law, nmh r which so many |*ople have gut Into troule. tbe case bring brought before the Su­ preme court by a num who was wuvk i* -i ut Mt. Clemens of netting in Lake St. Clair, and was fined and sentenced to serve a term of hnprisoninenL The }" the law lie in that white It prohlblta fish­ ing in certain ways und in certain specified streams and lakes, the names of tin streams and lake so .pecibed vr not nwullo—t to U» Ulk. «Hh..urh Ito, .to to Ito Uta, u< U» tot Tto *••>“ •"* Ml Into ^ttonn >»«*, «* .|M-toto . dlilrtoOl Tto ™rl onb-tod Ito prt-mer dhetonrd. Tto drill corp, ol IlMlto«. Dlvl.ta Na 1*. rl.ltol llnwd Batoto, Jul, .lb. wjd „to rxhlWU-rdrdl to Ito Cun|»» l-tato‘iS'-JLif And with it the finest line of A game u4 l>all was played at the fair ■unds Mtmdsy evening, that for a lark M-lenc,- aud lunchm-v <Z fun was the , )-■« of ««> game this M-aaon. Prof. J. w. Roberts captained one nine and Char­ ley Brown the other. Charley's side got left by a numlier of i-oore*. but they ought to have been the winners fur they did the •i greater part of the work and their runs were all eatuetl taxi by chasing Un- bull fur the other side. All the same Charley is a k<HHl captain. In fact lu- talked enough Mn. Ch«*. ItiuMh. or Allnmii. h O»lt- fur a dozen captains. in, reuuw. In th, aty. ' ^ W. 1] DEVINE, Stattaa, llie Fourth was a deod day in Hastings, but tioam of the smaller towns In this vi­ cinity made the eagle sFnwm .hi u glorious' manner. Hastings |Mt>|>le spent the dax principally' «t Grand Rapids. Cloverdale and Thumapple lake, and suialler parties visited the other popular resorts in thb» MM-tion. . Next year |*erha)»s some induce­ ment will tie held out tliat may keep Hart­ ing* people at home and faring others here. June Has Come! Sin*! hi We happened Into Stauffer A Crawley’s vwterday as they were unpacking a recent consignment of crockery, which consisted ofdiuner sets of the Ridgway Balmtml ■hirf tujid”' L“' ",unw " jutttern. This kind of ware Is something pew but very desirable. It is warranted not to craze from beat The patterns are to,“ “■* pretty and the prices very reasonable. Chis firm alio have a fine line «*f common lustre Im nd ware. B*- sure and call on them te-ton- purcliastag any thing In the cnx-keity line. l-iSM"'"- >“n '* Walter Fisher, agra 1«, was before Jusb«* ptuuijCly settled or1 tire Kenastun Saturday to answer to a .• water fail. <>r. If you -ni in the market, send < hazge of poisoning ,ta». F. Mead's . hones ■with parte green.. PJsber was rrlmsed ou ’•“‘“"Uta. WM to th. • irviitars to bull and his examination was cunttaned to < ity on bnrtnetw yesterday. the 23th Inrt. ?5t;U'lr. "•"**«■■ S’Mb'lll«.l.U.r gupst of Mends In tbe city. The Michigan UrMrai company has to sural a neat j-humphtet eatlthil The Fain uhi i D,fk*r*« b»ft for Grand Rap­ Me of Mackinac, it contains many Riu^ id*. and tlu-north last week.. limy under the Davis tratfmi* as well as w«ll writtendeseripthue John Atkins, .rf Grand Hapkto, was ta of the many |K>inta Intereste hi th.- xitbe city <m btwineiw Munday. ... GrafwLJRapkte. and ctaity of Marklnae tatami. hiquireof any uf VOO of Awyria, visited On the morning uf the Fourth as Charlev trteS' onnty who arc using Berk was gutting lute a buggy un Stax, irtends In the city this week. ■ street, the team, fietauglng to N. T. Farit- . StauMtag starts this week er. I*ccatne frightmied und ran away. ,X«. <*t tlu* ndrilieni summer resorts. . <alt*donta Statlop, damage done other than to the 'buggMrs. B«ler, of Marshall, 1« the guest of w:.i -h was completely wrecked. inn ilMiigluer, Mrs. J. A. Grebte. Mr. Bldtack, who hae been so sucereP. A. Slwldou started M./n.lay fur the nd.' training n number of boraesat the fair W^utod. mounds, ex|>ecte next week to remove witi MHtth part«.f the state oa busine-s. ids horses to Grand Rapid-. We are sorry Clarenre Hsrte-r rctnrned yesterday say that the cause uf his rvinuvaf is the from n visit with friends'hi lensing. !>i-All* Apply at on<*. Krfci ti> thl»paper. jioor condition of the track at the fair j U. H. Bowers made a business trip to tK.irilEIiS, C'IMPANY gnrands. A fault that «muhl soon teeorRochester. N. Y. -'he wmthera >art of the state Monday. V, —rt.wit...w.1 Miciety andI.horsa. .. noted i. if thentagricultural Fr«i Ingram, uf Detroit, visited Frank hi. n in the city would cMwiblur and repair, Beamer aijd fondly a few days this waek. Organs and with » James Tyndall, who struck in Mich a manner that hi. right .hualdrr was thrown out of Joint. rheumatism. \ partv consisting of Walter W Hklus, John Goodyear, Ed. Powers. Geo. Barnes. It. Mudge, J. A. Grcble. their families and invttoil guests from out of town will «* to Gun lake on the I’tlu The Michigan Central will sell excursion tickets io Grand Rapids and return on July Uth. for 81.45. Tills Includes coupon for admission to the circus. P. A. Ilanx. Leaving Chicago, 8:10 p- m. daily; ar­ James Rook, now living In Kingston. N. riving Detroit 10:45 p. m. dally; Buffalo. M luu. Iwen promoted to the foremanship 8-1’5 A m. dally; New York. 8:30 p. , t ihe Illinois mid Manaska mines at a daily: Burton. iOS? P- m-dally. Through 'urge ualary. 1J* »"«»J friends lien- will can* between these potato via Michigan h* pleased to hear of his good fortune. Central. "Hie Niagara Falls route.” New York Central * Hudson River anil Boston i Albany railroads. Solid vratlbuted Half ratw *111 be given on Mh-hlgav *'train Chicago to Buffalo via Niagara Falls. rallrart* 10 the Hay ’New and magalficent equipment. All claiaes of passengers. No extra charge. dualve, ticket* ; Round trip tickets from Halting* will cwt onli MTO. The Bay View Aa-rtnMy To all parties concerned notice is hereby open* July 25th. dosing August P>e hotel and l«mDng acc*aum«taUun» are fgiven that the common council of the city Hasiings propose to change the grade of ampll- and the prices only S3 to »IO » <of Grri“.tr£ fJmltark street mat to Jefweek. -Over 100 cottages wlllbebuj*1 lhl* < street, according to a profile at the vear The finest talent that can be afc-ured feraon j office, and that the common ha, j«ju engaged for the summer school Hecorders j council will take final action on said HtoulM trUMto. |..tal • for teachers, schools of musie, art. oratory, ( change «f gnide on Friday, August 3d, .nd Nirbrdton |«>tawto tojMn■ l«to» ' w111 “’’’bMibtedljr be <»|wncd in th,, rent-ral program will tie heard Bish; 18SSr W Wxnmt. ntotal by «to« i -'epunih ai-.ut the first of next week. .dlndvanlMT, itoto tosto »Wtol <*- “ Kn. Recorder. ' •’ ‘Xrrn'*vb*a portton of the fur- nnurlbuto. pto.lii, to and ,ro •'“’J"1 } tiavM P S. Henson. Robert KJ Jl AK^G.WrUl.1. J. lywm i .T,AU** Hn- post)>uneinvnt. of inn lra.1 -Mlbr «».lta» * , "peniig <q the lipuse. mnldtudr .d cannon »to '-totrra a» .HI •» Miller Mb-* Matilda H. R<*». H. IL R*gaii, ' ' largt-imuiils-r went to Kalamazoo Fri- Ur, .ptotol '"•>'l’1"«"' “.'J^'^Xbarfll hi.e tto dlfflrulUw of Ito oft »Bnl tto tor,, -ml Ibrawh Ujrtr« i^.,S‘!,wiV‘’■" n tame of lmil betwtxn the currlnp MU to I-.'W *JMr •*’*,"“U/T „S .i ? T1 Kldit"'ax«*». Baldwin pltcb- and rtonltod dressmakers fixed by the month or ,caught for the Detroite.' lanto cro-d In year hiring them, in fact, as tbe Chlneea ylhu**nt. •» paid tto drill «»T» W to land. Dwmia Osboroe, of 11 ^ U t . : ’v 17 "■'- ih favor of Detroit ignore of such celebrities, beside, a Umg ,l,U.rirplv.kiato. 0>»-.>m*l>W,b« LalwtoHto, dU X Awes m sker n mouth, and for this or th” Board of Educattan veto. •dtonto.Utoto. ™list of eminent murical talent such as , .1... fl. at alls, Walter Emerson. cornotlM. Rudolph King. । . tlie following officers T,*«r.toHan!d X Hetaon Emer-n and '7*^".-l,''’heensning year: Prert- .prnt M toddl, '■'"■“".Xton toto« ’ •/1 i l‘“'*Lv”ar; secretary, Glenn W. linnlk Ito ml, ,'to-toto Anna Kuouneta*. Mdoista, ete- Al "■“’K ej: tn-u-iiter. Joipi Bcxuuer. tto drill of Ito Baattor. &>««•« n™, taken from a rabbit. In r,VLj.to So* Sh<* (-'o|npauy have from with wntakrfnl n«« *“ **n„, ttov ,N41t* n,cn !- •“* shoes that ■sitoSdto. >«*"<“■ rL; ’• Hing at 25 i>er cent less than Hri’v Ji,’;business and the-com»*"> will d<> ju,t M |t Myiu White Goods and Embroideries, &c Ladies, you want some of these goods for yourself for your daughters and little ones. IVe are prepared to give you the very cheap­ est prices in the market. « These are Facts! Come and Ask to See Them. Goodvear & Barnes. Remember the “Little Brick Grocery” if you have any butter and eggs to sell. WE HAVE THE. AMERICAN CHAMPION, BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. If you will call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bros. <t Wil­ kins' office, Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to you the above named unrivaled machine. We also keep, on hand the . Champion Twine Binder, Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the Celebrated. North Fairfield Plow, Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN-BROS. ■SELL — BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to qnote pricee. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating aooree of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will lie pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman �—----------------------------------— MICHIGAN STATE MEWS. en._i-- w P““““™“NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. _________ _ _____! THE WEEK’S WOhK IN BOTH HOUSES phvbtetSe Ftald t« unequalled. •1 bare used Darby* PmpiiTtectlc FluK >n OF CONGRESS. xnow ot i.-^hiut wner for alougNng. aad a» * disinfectant.”—J- F. HeuslU. Profes­ Hint- tho opening of navigation 140 tons of ■awduHt have been shipped to Chicago from ing about the Windy City. A couple of Grand Rapid., lumbermen, who own some W.OuO.OlK) fret ot standing sor Mobile Med. Colhwe. The prospect forahuckleberrycroplnthe upper peninsula was never ttetter. English sjtavln liniment remove* all Wafhixotox City. July a.—Tbe senate ix.nL soft, or floured iumpa and b1™l,hre from ht.rrea, bkxol eparln. curbs, •pllnte. swrene). rlmcbw. aUflrs. sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc. bant v.>o by uae of one tattle. Warranted. SoWb) Dr. E. IL Lathrop, drugiflst Hastings. abolishing tjio Missouri river comrAwlon was Mich. rejected. One of tbe amendment* appropriSince the opening of navigation 1« ended in a murderous row, Jacob Bender bo ing fatally injured. Anthony Grohman, a farmer of Saginaw county, bi tbe owner of a calf that cloasly re- have already been built at Bay View thiaaea- po o to buy an additional 4W.00O.000 feet, and work in the neighborhood of Ishpeming, and A Detroit man amused himself by setting his dog ou a neighbor, and the judge that bill was ;tw*4 It appropriate* 321,474,783, Columbiaville thinks berwelf a right lively camjiaign Clyde Hoeman, a Waterloo boy of 13 num dar for another conquest, and met hia Waterloo by a fall that broke both anna A 3-year-oki colt, the property of William Rolfe, of Vevay, had a fit of the "blues.” and going to a creek near by, waded in, lay down and held ito bead under water until the last adjourned until Thunulay. Tbo bones was in chargt matic and the legislative appropriation ,1... ' ... <• The principal street of Ironwood is wwd aa Cndilac i, scampering along on the hi-h- which, a |>ate«it crate frame factory, has 350,000 capital Rapids felt happy upon learning that tliair unito<l effort, hud defeated the project might disturb their Bunday .vervlcn*. But Union Pacific funding bill. Andersen is oppoeod thereto, and he introduced a bill to A colored child carried off the first pnm at a Boyne City baby show, and the ma's of tho white entries are sad beyond expression. A wild man is rambling around loose in St. nioonllght eyo on the A Harbor Hprinpi man. a namesake of David of old, narrowly escaped lynching for assaulting bis little niece. 8 years old. Tbo mont under forfeiture. He demanded its reeding in full, which occupied more than two hours. Than be Introduced anotbw bill, establishing a munlci;>ul code for the Dis- out all other liusinos, the house concluded to ailjourn. WashijtdtoX Cttt. July 4.—Tbe boas.) will be decidedly unhealthy. The Mabooxy tr.urdar case at Grayling His lnl>or nt tho Jackson prison. Capt H. D, Moore, a Canadian, triad his peninsula and accumulated a roand sum of 31,000,000. But be wanted more money and so of Ills own. Of juehwre thu ups aud JanuM Purdy, a 13-yvar-oU Brigliton boy, ba* plowed and put forty acres into crops. A ilarryvillo boy ot 11 years tried his equine was ev«n more frisky than the fly, and the boy died three 'days later. The A Stockbridge baby w.u lorn with a full set of tooth. Inquiry developed tbe fact that s than tbe merchant can without trade, tbo reason why Tbe Homer Herald to an early and untimely death. turned out to |>aHturo early In life, as they A 313,000 fire played smash with. Kenyon’s Light insurance. Btark Durfee. who died at Plymouth at tbo lawsuit, although one of hU ten children ws« acnpubfea^niey. I t- ... —4.John Pridgoon, Jr., mayor of Detroit By I to attach bis autograph to city bonds CW times. Think, ot an official task like that. amendments to tbe poatofilce appropriations providing 3S00.000 for a sulrtay for Booth Detroit, Mich., July 9.—A girl named Ismie Martin, lb yuan old, tbe (laughter .of a builder until recently prosperous, boa re-- and sent the bill to conference. The Mills bill was then resumed, and the duty on steel t Fall*. Mtmforged check ujs>n M. H. Smith & Co.', the octitre of Um A duty of 4 cents a pound was imp>aied on UidT ssa.(M Steel for fencing pur|«w«*,and with this action to Helena Himllarrevolved is not p-vat, but tbe youth of tbo girl the house adjourned until Thursday. F^Elrum poteu Washixgtox City, July 8.—Three pen- diictl'"ia|vl and tbe gnat ingenuity shown indicated an exit oim! woir.a, currv»puiHlii«iy a* law will bo luuutwl to pciataln }lL*n>eM>te> am! Da­ k,,*. TX.iu. in the habit of ordering goods from mer­ them the executive severely criticised Die ut. 179 chants op approval or other pretexts, and methods ot cougreas in panting private pon­ retaining them, and that the girl ha* been sion bills. Tho conference report on the ag­ ricultural appropriation was concurred in, with tbe exec{if on of a clause striking out tbe senate'amendment appropriating 3100, Aniuax, Mich., July K—Hon. John J. 000 for sorghum experimvuta, and ou this a Adam died at his home in Tecumseh, aged was also ordered on the (XHtatpca appropria­ cated ut Oxford, camo to America in l&W, tion bill, and then tbo s*-nnte adjourned un­ taught languages and mathematics nt Meade- til Monday. ville academy, and came to Michigan in 1831. appointment of an aadstant secretary of the navy. The land grnn'. forfeiture, bill was then taken up, and Holman explained that tlio house sulMtituto forfeited .M,;tr.,9lW acre,, while the suoate bill only forfeited 5.037,both an able and deservedly jwpulsr man. sylvanla for 20.QW. saaw-abovels. a sort of happy reminder of tbo coming January blix- John Murphy, the bod boy of Grand Rap. GREAT Lake City, MleK,J«teteiy Wiped Out. I-axx Crrr, Mich., July 0.-Fire started in Vanarsdale’s saloon at midnight and soon spread and got beyound control of tbe home department Aid waa promptly sent from Cadillac and the Are controlled, after a lus of 375,000' bad l> en suatalnod. A pile ot kindling, well oiled, was found in tho rear of the Vanarsdale building, giving rise to a strong suspicion that the saloon was set an fire. Matt af tbe merchant, will rebuild at aaukea county. adjouraed. • Wabhixotos Crrr, July 7.—Tbe bouse ••uaUi amendment to tbe agricultural bill appropriating 4100,000 for sorghum expert- rapid j-rogrem made, all amendments offered by the Republicans being rejected. Tbe GltASi. Rapids, Mich., July F-The new Grand Rapids, Lansing A Uvtroit railroad tbo duty on sugars in this city Saturday, traveling one stretch trains, thrw, daily, will begin running July Havt-tHyx. Marix, Mich., July C — Mary Paine, an Englishwoman, was burned to quickly consumed. Tho Tbo building woman's btrsbend tbe bow*.- at 10:30 odjoumwL WasmiraTOir Crrr, July 9.—Tbe 1k>um of Fort Omaha. Neb., and tho purchase of a nnw site and the construction of buildings thereon. A joint resolution was adopted nominating L A. Harris, of Ohio; John A fluence of liquor. July 17, at 11 a. m. It ia understood that the solo object of tbe extra session is to provide .an appropriation 'ben the appropriations now available for Isxslle's Baptist church has struck a new light It will be kept radiant by a 3133 Debate wan then resumed on Cannon’s amendment to tbe Mills Uli, taking the duty off sugar aud providing bounties far its pro­ duction. Kelley, Konna of California, Peters aud Anderson of Kansas, and .others, opposed tbe amendment, and Cannou, Bayne, and others, advocated it. fending a vote tbe house adjourned. The debate occupied mwlv tho whnte .!■<CINCINNATI WHOOPS IT UP. honorably acquitted by a jury of his poor*. Mr*. William Pettit, ot Grand Rapid*, showed bur wifely devotion by pawning her sewing machine to raim m inoy with which to pay a fine impoeed upon bur husband for cruelly beating her. There's num things that are beyond tbo ken of our philosophy. resident of Grand and clotbe her. Here's hoping that Mary , reiU).-,*- . (’.a,.,,-, nZ ’ . has ever been returned. , .____ PBCKHAM-fi CRGI P REMEDY ----- Sold la Hasting* by— W. H. Goodyear, Druggist Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. PAINT YOUR BUCCY FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST for Liverpool, their prrty having taken pas­ sage ou tho . Umbria, which kails for New York. Garrett looked in better health than death <5f his fattier, when tbe management of Cixctwwatx, Ohio, July 5.-Just as th, cathedral clock chimed the midnight hour the glorious Fourth wns ushered in with the thing di a salute of 100 guns from the blll- sundown Tuewtey night tbe firing of Chinese cracker, and torpedo, the tooting of tin horns and ringing uf bells and gongs wa. him HOUSEPAINT COITS FLOOR PAINT: . THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE. - MICH., SWOHT DRY STICKY DISEASE, Testimonials. grand rapids Division. k Taking efleet Nov \ .XASTWAV. ■ DON'T PUT OFF This is a chance to purchase Lanies’ and Childred s Cloaks Seeing him if you are suffer­ cheap. ' ing from such diseases. Now We have marked them all is the time. over in Consultation Free. Bed Figures so that you can see the genu­ ine mark down. Special bargain in Drees Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or ’not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. Dy r StHS '••• '• We can save you money on jour Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. Grand Baplds and Detroit on all dar Oomtacnoxa.—At Grand Rani J, with Ctg%g. MARR & DUFF. M In front of Farmers’ Sheds. Jolixt. IJL, July 7 —The Elgin. Joliet & Etuitorn reload ba, a line from Joliet to Aurora, aud b building a branch from near Plainfield to Elgin While the caoatructian - Can give those suffering from any form of Marr buff have marked j Of the'e lie he ran dim, euougll VI uuu-TC Utt.i auuw >wn all 1 .J?? ’b0* e? ou?h down all their their Cloaka Cloaks to to mat cost to convince the most skepti­ and under. cal, from the very best citizens You can have a good fresh of Hastings and vicinity, in­ line to select fcom at an ex­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. traordinary low price. NSffiUSffi! Tbe city has donned the holiday attire to Ik. I-f___ a___ - .. field, the train struck same | bet-men, have been Informed by a jury that a 33,500 cash payment to Will E. Smith, who \ The best possible testimonial Have you put off purchas­ of his ability to grapple with ing a Cloak? these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such » If so, now is your chance to disorders. save money on the invest­ ment. Also Flannels and Blankets. Tbe sidewalks of Muskegon, the dty of Mr. Weelfall, tbe Ithaca man accused of Colds. SSU ANffijB A on the outskirts of the city. wife a drubbing because she preferred to at­ tend a different church than the one at w hich he worshiped. Seems as though we had read aosDawbere about religion making its follow ore “first pure, then }>eacjabie.*'. A Lakeview daaler was comforted during thtao^hererer Introduced.- LOW TOURIST RATES, Lenawiu county f'.lrtuars couldn't agree as to line-fence, and so they’ve been indulging in lawsuits over tho matter. Remarkable Narve. The early history of America Is full (if Inirtanceaofc men of. remarkable nerve. But we are rapidly lawming the nwat ner•vous people on earth. The recent Increase of insanity, epileptic flu. headache. Itaek ache, neuralgia, sleeplessness nrrvousnett dvspepaia, fluttering of the heart, etc., points to an early decay of the race, unlaw this tendency Is checked. Nothing can cure these diseases like Dr. Mill’s Nervine warranted to contain neither opium nor moqihlne. "Sample Imttles free at AS. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Twenty new memben joined the state pioneer society at the recent meeting. ' 580.—One Imttle of English Spavin Lini­ ment cured my line Norman mare of two ugly blood Himvlps which damaged her value at least 880. It is the grandest Blemish cure 1 ever us«l. John McCain. Horse Dealer. Darlington. Ind. Bohl by Dr. E. IL Latlirop. druggist. Hastings, Mich. ' ________ now, Cures . ___ &JES&Jlj“'Co“f*u »nd sons have been drowncii In tiaglnnw river. ■reesdAly. All other trains daily P. A. HAHN. Local Agent. HoMtm O. W. B^OOLM G.P AT. A..CHUM®-____ i Sag'Jit Ghgj, TIME TABLE In eflect July l»t.l*“ North, who oppcMn tho road. Three Italian, killed, and Engineer Tom Knight went with hl, engine, being scalded on Kinostox, Can., July 7.—An old lady,- TS The doors of tho rententilal exposition of the Ohio valley and central states opaned tn tbe morning at 9 o'clock, and the inaugural ceremonies wore liegun nt 11 o'clock with a welcoming addres, to distinguished guests by Got. Foraker, and addresses by vidting gov- 7...Mito....... Cardinal. to Prescott. ...Delton’.. The train was making She is greatly injured. , Her formal opening was announced by President Allison. ____ (W-MHl Burned. collector of lumbar In the yards. Thu fire caught in tbe ^00^ ninrtiaw, nmitr,, i were kept tin the-fire by mill could not bu saved, .fltiuiu.;. Hu-t: • for 11 ‘•nu c»r ng rr, -At Richland Junction with C. 1 o.t... IN... It (ten. Msn FRIEKDS: Don’t some of your neighbors or friends want the Banner during the oampaig-n? * CO., Burlington, vt. to us. Ask them, and report ■ �HEWITT ONl.«,,aBAT|ON ntauLT or HARRISON AT HOME . pij* to Blow Up the C. B. & Q. Office Building at Chicago. for good stories and nr-.’’* THREE ven to nuetoti..,. Klrls T”’1*** SOMETHING ABOUT THE NEXT PRES­ IDENT OF THIS COUNTRY. caught with dynamite , ta* "■ v?’ °° -be inunteraimn anything pertaining to tbo private Ufa of Scuatc-.- liarrisou. Aa a hu muid and father, he has lung Irnid an enviable podtha before those who know him inti­ mately. Am a worker in church and char­ itable matters his record is first claaa. Di Iddianapolia. He is earnest and con­ sistent, and It has been long well known tliat Lis word is as good tut his bond. democratic rule. aa to t^ financial .lauding of tfer>Z» mant and the rate of Interest <m govern, merit Iohuh in 1880, when the Republican party came into power aud Democxncy'a ml.', ws■ _ 7- * Kelley That part relating to the fin. ncial standing of the government and the rate of interest demanded by banks and capitalists on loans to tbe government ig here given: Thu government itself was without means and without credit Toward tho eloae of the year it advertised for a )<sa of $5.(XX).000 Forty bids were made. Four were made at diAerent rates by the d“*“ ohl” rt--* Ont^ mode of tnivel. 1 •bout twenty miles south of Cincinnati, WHY IT -DESERTS CLEVELAND. "ne may look up on to one of the hills on irlington train, are nccused wb-,D<1f of <h* rircr •U1‘1 >*«• th* While abaft that marks the grave of Old Haymarket massacre. It* .Jt Hntt Ben • The Buffalo News, more than any other. rgid, wax to blow up the ChiHarrison—-who. half u remturv after his Ker any other influence, is reeponaii, A Quincy office building decided to .-all OU you U. rmuib^e KModfatherhad led lili j>artv to victory, the country for Grover Cleveland, from your pivteinn. We xg) a«k dm •ekes up tlie standard for the same pur- it first tlruggr-d him from the obscuritv United States, and which wm in suspen­ dlririon* Utrnughoui the country to^ the big structure. I-*--«jwnt.h» childhood. Tliongh,thc to which be belongs. It boomed him for sion, but wldle it would not redeem a dol­ Idy f.r . tnktSux .«... a great grandchild of a governor of Vlr- uheritT and fur mayor, to both of which lar of its paper, proposed to lend tho garpffia and grandchild of a president of the offices he was ejected. In both of these ernment $d3,000 at tho modest rate of 8, I uiu'< B‘;n il*rri*on was not city offices he did well, and it is said that hto 81-2, Dand 10 per cent interest in gold. born and bred. In J«J»CIudunatL which hanging-W a fellow citizen was done with No foreign house or institution showed . qwcial •urvcillanoo. It is ^twenty mile# distant from North Bend, a m-atne-ss and dispatch that gratified all its willingness to invest any capital in tho had a Widalion of Jeis than 40.000 peo- hto JritmdH and put to sliame his carping loans of the United States Ln that prreseuciiiiea. Thus eucouragud and cmiold- perous year. I860, and tho rata* of intcrwas by Ktage or by the river. North eneil, The News corefiillv groomed him Bend was as quirt as the present alto of and trotted him c ut for the gubernatorial GaWteirc Rnritaataa. Crw<f rare in New York state. Again be was luliln and Mr.A ____ **■ successful and agaiu bo actin it ted himself Tho Philadelphia Pnu, De®. 29. 1800: fairly as governor, being dosely watched UM. much. 7r who ten and constantly couched by Daniel Man­ ning through his crafty and able lieuten­ ant. Dan Lamont, who. at Mr. Manning's Uree year*, largely of person, who were unrequest.was made private secretary. Again Ti“' '*r“rr '““’“Kntoion nfthK TI:e News was first hr the field for the 'tMir», fraternally. great national race, handling Grover and of H-rvice to certain contractor. I. G. (’. ' staking even-thing on hto ability to "got MOO OOM Who bring them vut and unerdtnke toZjl .’-,0U> IdS there." Having run him under the wire WfiOO OB “r“—x their later in the Unite! Ktatea in competia winner by a nose ‘ length. Tho News *• rr **thu St tbh. ctreularthuxm.pBnv Wft, fullr MW MK waited in confidence to see the grandest 4,000 08 UEN UARUISOKS UIHTUn..UX. "nd b““ * ‘nHteumuliruf Thi* bi a new and a very great danger. It and most perfect administration ou roc1,«X> K Ben Hnrrist'ii lived in this country ord. Great w«m Its dlxapjioiutmenL Am application*-- from reliable men. with gdoii thnmteiM not merely the lirellbood of Amerl-'d0 OB reference far any vaouidre which might of Ufr 11 U‘r'*u,rw perpetultv place and Was seven years old when hto the years Went by The News grew colder 30.IW 13 grandfather wa* elected President But and colder, und the otxmlng of the cam­ of free itutiri.tOu,. 1.1 _ . • cocur. A number at attempts ware mazia ajoo M hi* ••ducal ion was cared far by his father, paign finds it strongly arrayed against otter*. John teott Harrison, who had himself him—which, by the way, is one of the ixjo.o® u ------- ..... "<r». rvtured unnnd 7.000 « •n.pl..ym.-nL fte cmnjwny, knowing the I , »mWw? *ntimont U M> finely divided been governor of the northwestern terri­ many very yellow straws to be found in 18 tory and a member of omgnws. and at Cleveland's native state. Being asked by l.nnu'tor of ..r , ... i ris it lwtwiM.ii th« r»-.. . ____ > .... ’ «”Mre«f IB-an age when the'tastes, the Albany Union why The News is not —u, , ,, can uctermino the Intellectual culture and the social 10.000 60 , “TO' "f It* which tliall |kmi~«h the government of this now (or Cleveland as In the days of yore guanl agaims thrn very u,ing frem 10.000 00 the tlret day of the strike. Mr. Stone ex­ eouatp . I think that if children are re­ bearing un* principally formed—the youth that paper answers as follows:' 10.000 10 Having been asked why in a friendly plained that the sal soda ns to bs put Into quired to b? nrfidonte of this tountrv for w«s «»*««*« “ tlw Miami university' at 116,00 18 u n < cinxl yesterday of a __ ■ . . ' . Oxfanl. Ohio. Here te spout two years, and courteous way. it Is not amiss, per­ HUU0 12 the tank* of th.- enginw,s<> tliat the water on tWelltV-lMUl Team if • rted attack upon tteeusnbeing graduated at IB. Hew also In this haps. to tell Tho Union, and others who 5MW) IS being pumped into the bolter would “.aam." .■ .'oiling trains and »tat|oa 6,000 IS atmosphere of study Harrison met hto may be interested, why The News does 6,000 IS Ivlieved Mr. Stone'* office so as to prevent ths engine from gt-tting dry wife, a daughter ot Dr. Seott. the pro- not "make a good fight” for Cleveland steam, and inalm it impossible to proreed loihitotta. Acting upon 10.000 30 x'«S5<,ri<J< I'b«nl’rtry at the university. nn.i to .. .to- . . . * Mr*. Harrison tears evidence of her curlr sureoutidings. Ste is a woman of rare years ago. . Then he was an honest, sim­ VICTORIA AND ALEXANDER, , culture and her attainments are manifest ple minded man, with no apparent puryal Weddlug to- Take place Be'fare from rhe fact uf her being a prominent Khut to serve the jieople and make and active member uf the Ladies’ Literary wlf an honored name. He has devel­ society of Indianapolis. She is also ex­ oped what tbe boys call -the big head" UMBOS, July tremely fond of pubiting and has done ■Ince then, and makes the same mistake no further doubt that ClUtaTux, Iowa, July 7.-Thurmtav night Victoria of Germany some excellent work on china herself. A Izinis XIV is said (<j have made when ho about 12 o'clock.when tbe eoab-tound p^en- of Battenburg will l« great deal of her attention is given to the aat for a picture of the Creator of tho ger train wn* traveling along at a rapid rate Indtonajtolb Orphans' home. world. worid. j alKMjt • mile from Crerton there wa* n load ylitre of age. with a profession, - . Because he has pretended to reform the । cxplauon, and tbe t*nginto-r an>i fiWmau ot FNX) and a wife. Hnrrison went to Indianap-> cItH service and has made that pretense U J? L • .. murr woins. oils and swung out. Ids sign. The hr>n.<^ in I • mask for carrying out grudges and vex- Hood'* Harsapanlla will not do iniporaihilltiea! whirli the young coupie first iivH in In-' ing friends. ' Jt » proprietor* tall phUuly what ft has done, proofs from suiirre* ofun<iue*ttciued redianapolis to stiU standing. It was Chen |- Because he has persistently snubbed runml: llabllity. and ask you frankly If yon Art- »ufleron tte outskirts of the town, bnt is now I the city that gave him his "wonderful Ing trt.m Stay dl*<-a.e or affect lot, ..-uw-rlj.r pro­ moled ny impure blood or low state of tfi* »yaI engine. A -^.ti iilgeaw bon;., taut evhk-ntly ' nearthe renter of a large citv. Ittoalfttle “tart in public life. l-cen tncteSed to tin* rail. Hi- txSnb con- I one story frame building with three rooms. I Because he has launched at the last of tem to try Hood'* Sarsaparilla. TbeexperiMiee or other* 1* suffletent avuirante that you'will There, in ISM. Mr. and Mrs, Harrison be- his administration, wten it can do harm not ye dlsappoAted In the rettilt. Lniurti d\ inunito nr some otter po^wful <-xgan a life of "lore in a cuttage." ; and can do no good, a damrerous scheme Southern . Michigan reports n fine hay Senator Harrison hits told 'how he ' of "tariff reform.” . p t hl.< first case. The incident was j "---------- L_ 2---------------- New Yxi.-k Mate given to the correspondent of Tliu Phils- 1 politics to bo run by a clique' of Albany A Horrible Inheritance. politicians and nationaf olHci’s by an oldt-!p!i:a Press while ridibg by this house' —,4*'“‘---------- J . r Tbo tranamlMioh of the fuurful effect* REV. WARREN'S PATRIOTISM, of contagious blood poison u tbo moat with the senator. ■ftHwirc southern combination — ow of horrible Ir.teritanco which any man whose members (Garland) La in disgrace, can leave to hl* innocent posterity: but but retained in office, and another (Bay­ it can bo certainly mitigated and in tbo proachiug marriage .if her granddaughter, ard) distrustud as a'thoroughly unpracti­ matoritv nt __ and it i* no* well underMotxl ttet ter nu}cal man and dlaiionored by a succession I window in die.churvh of tbe Holy Trinity at dkty *a. mainly imlrunuMital in removing of the worst uppointntfnts ever mode I Forty M-cond and Madivon -trrel*. Pedae- nil tin- objection* that Prince llismarvk inunder any administration. Bpsctnc—commonly called "8. S. 8." terpoas! do tte tmtU-h. The dowager wnBecause he signed the rebel war flag ■ trian* looked and Mr.J.H.Br°wn, or Hornell.ville, N.TL. i press of Germany i< expected Jure within * ! woodensi and looksd order as a silly bit of clap trap and re­ write*: "Three years I suffered witi 'fewdays, an! tew daughter, thn betrothed canted on false grounds. Una ticrrible dlMume. tiwlffa Bpeciflo Prince* Victoria, will *i.vom|«iuy her, it w : -:i. rhtef engineer of »liBecause he stayed away from the St. cured me completely.” nportcL Prince Alexander will remain in Prof. Edwin lla«Xi»l E.22nd at N Y Ivirlington road, wai arLouis encampment when ho should have write*: "Swift’* Specific- cured ma Germany until a few <lay< tx-forv the imp- , XI rei-l brought to this gone and went when it was apparent it of a fearful c*»e of Blood Folxm ” tial» will be celebrated. and will be accom­ was to patch up a sore. i iris* cvnni-eted with the sufficiently uwel to Dr. B. F. Wmpfirid, of tho Soldier's panied <41 hb marital journey, it is said. Becaux- hr took a "ghoulish glee" in Home, Richmond, Va., writes; "Swift’s vetoing widows' pensions—often on fctexum McAllister Blood Poison." ™ HABKISON'S FIRST HOUftB IN 1NIUAN- strained objections or none worth con­ f rltfttds <nai- anil said ttey ’ flung the banner to ‘ AFOLIS. sidering. £ Brl*^ Brooklyn. N. Y„ . 1 'r,“ ‘ «»-rfect wreck from BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS Because the government has tx-cn "Right in front of that door," ho bald. in the morning. He Bw it » Specific restored mg given bond. ’ The num U an undertaker. "I ren-ivod my first lawyers fee. It was forcibly feeble throughout under his ad­ bMlth and hope, and I in well today.'* the first Sunday in our new home, and I ministration-full of cheap buncombe, of C. W.'Langnill, Savannah. Ga • T toadying io southern sentiment and of suffered long w.th Blood Poison. I tried i-uring on July 13. Chicago. Ilk. July X—National l-ngue had walked out on the sidewalk in the meddle muddle experiments in tariff mat­ BVfts Si’oclllc and am perfectly woIL afternoon and was standing there looking A- W. Buell, of Power’s liorn;, Rucburiau’--ii Qusncy railroad, tau with some pride at the front of the house ters. _*etnr. N. Y.-, writes: "It A the best blood • iru-and i-t-md acting the in- furled on the Fourth uf July or any other adelphla— Philadelphia 2. Breton 1: at Pitts when a man clattered up on horseback. ‘ Because he has proved a weak man remedy ou eart b. 1 cured myself with. He aaiekly made known hto errand. A where he was thought a strong man, a burg—i’ittaburg 0, Chicago 3; at Indiana|e man had been arrested at Clermont, about Vtln man in his dodging of criticism I oils—Indtetapolw 3, Detroit 4—twolvu in­ eight miles from here, on tthe charge of where he was thought to ne too earnest Mr. F. L. Blanton, of ti.o Bmlthvilla, nings. Newa writes that a friend was obtaining money under false pretenses. and too well potoed to care for opposition l it a larg<. number of locomotive rector, Kev. E. Walpole Warren, ordered a-;-. ■:. Chicago, July 4.—The following is the The rider wished me to appear before tbe of any sort, a stubborn man where he afflicted with a case of Blood Poison, longing to the bi otherboud will aad two bottles of 8. a H. effected a league l*»*e l>aB record on ywrtrrday: At day* ago, but just tefore his de|>arture tent justice of the t>eace there for the prosecui was thought a firm one—as in the Gar­ complete cure Chicago—(morning) Chicago 10, ITillaulelydiia tion hia ruudstaut thia letter: 1 Agreed to do so. and he handed land case, and while claiming to be a rep­ Treatise on Blood aud. Pkln Diseases »; (afternoon? Chicago 5, PhihMlolpbia 6; of mntlMl T.• >. u. *. n me a five dollar gold piece. It was not an resentative of Democratic ideas has kept iu»«. r the g-nernl charge placed ItwltennpiJi*— (morning) Indiaiinpolis H.Bos- • enormous fee, but I wn* glad to have it. the grt*t leaders of Democracy at bay k idy m tin-clutcbin of tbe ton-*; (afternoon- Indiaaapolis 3, Breton 4; The sum wns hardly large enough to war­ and oivffied it in congress for no motive at Detroit—(morning! Detroit 1. New York 4; rant a buggy, so the next morning 1 rode tliat can be gueshed unless a fear of the country of my adoption. I Ui.-.H be obliged if (afternoon) Detroit 1, New York 4; at Pitta­ to Clermont on the back of a pony that I rivalry or a selfish determination to ad­ Mr* Winslow'* Sootmi>u mrit tkould you will w«- that tte American flag > hoisted over burg (morning) Pittsburg 14. Wiadiiugton u; hired ut a stable. -I came back home that vance his own fortunes st any dost. always Ik- iiwst f,.r children uetfil-.g. It sooths the ch lid, soften* the minis, allays ail twin, eurea having in custody Also (afternoon) llttaburg 4, Washington 3—game night-pretty well chafed, but I Lad suc­ wind nolle, and I* the txrt remedy lor diarrhoea. laborer" i.i*y be allowed to exhibit ids mtsnl fur called fourth inning—ruin. ceeded in what I went for.” Twenty-five cent* a bottle. ' •• i ut under bonds like tbe * natiou UiaX ha., reeriml him *o kindly thiHiah Chicago, July Tbe record of the Na­ Jtist as Harrison was beginning Xtf get Ererybody wants to know what Col. with ~.iim- qualms of omsctence a* to their right tional tongue in yreterdayV playing was <w a start at the law tho war came 014 and Ingersoll meant at Chicago last week by •f 2d, wig- ha» lived in follows; At Chicago—Chicago 4, Philadel­ lie was in the field winning military lau­ calling Cleveland and Thurman the "dog SOME DOCTORS phia 3; nt Pittsburg-*Pittsburg3, Washing­ rels, while bo was missing the opportiinity. fenne!" candidates. It has been sup­ dynamite cartridges. , SHERIDAN REACHES NONQUITT. ♦ ton 8; at Detroit— Detroit 1H, Now York 13; to wiu legal fees at home. This, and the posed by some that he really raid "dog honestly admit that they can’t curs ■ut wiu. given out by attention ho has given to politics. Includ­ kennel" candidates, meaning ncllv an exnt Indianapolis—Imlianapoli* 10. Breton 7. Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Othssa i->, of tie Q, which in ing the time spent In the United States preosion of contempt: but The Press is CHICAGO. Julv 7.—Two game* onlv were say they can but—don’t. Ath-teplayed yreterday by National league boae senate, has kept Harrison a poor man, happv to state tliat Col. Ingersoll did not r :.uo middto of Muy Inft KOHQVrr, Mare., July ft-Tbe Mwatara Iwll clubs. At Indianaixilis—Indinnapnii* 9, notwithstanding his success as a lawyer. say this or mean this, and that he had no • mfnrmed tliat attempts came anchor off the; village ut 2 o'clock Phlladvlphla 0; at Pittsburg-Pittsburg 3, But; ho has galiied that which to better intention of setting a bad example by than wealth—comfort in Ids home and the slinging campaign mud. The expression loinag.. ite property and yreterday afternoon, after a run of seven Washington 3. respect and afiection of hto neighbors. -dog fennel" has a historic meaning in.-, hour, from New Loudon. Al-out l wo lz>ur» • f dynamite, ami that Chicago, July f.-Tbe not result of last this connection; and its historic sense to afterward Gen. Sheridan was brought nAoro week’s league tere. lai! playing wua to give the sense in which Col. Ingersoll used It. ■ dterntxMt with dynamite without any apparent discomfort, and is Chicago nn incronse of one game aacu, lost • During tbe war of the rebellion the '‘-■Hi about to leave town now in his own cottage. He w»s somewhat and won. in the lead for tto pennant, nnd t0 Knights of the Golden Circle, a copperhead ::i iqj**rntiou. Bowlosdid ro.tl«A< Saturday night, and coawsqueatly put IndianajKill. in ffont of Pittaburg. The organization tliat extended over several wm rather nervous yesterday; nevertbete* - H < x|«cted, having taken recunl* of all tbe lase l»U aaawtethaw are states in the Mississippi valley, used to namit.. and caps with him his circulation coutinure good nn>l his gen­ ■riven tielow, including Bundays games: tn»a mem drill in back lota, where tho ugly weed p-r ..uwrfee nij l : stifle hotel, the liowi- eral condition L» quite 9s leviable as when ” known as "dog fennel" grew, because •Witter* -f frierunre committer, of ths he left the Capre of Delaware. Ilrwoilyn.. 44 thoy were ashamed to drill in tho public ‘pii'l by S. E. Hoge, chairi A large crowd of citixens and yisiton streets or conspicuous parts of town. -nJ grievance committee.' watched the transfer of Gen. Sbei idau from James K. Magic, then editor of The Can­ •W j . m.. a bomb was ex* the Swatara to tbe short’. The general lay ytni'phi*...*' .«>• ton (His.) Register, denounced a local THEITHI.0PH0R0S CO. lit Vail St t.t. tbn ’.- rr'^ - « !l ,ocomot,v 'betwwm locomotive irtwwm on a couch In a small bodt which was towed Indta-p lM 31 company of tbe Gohlen Circle Knights by imteT ?r,Jra’ w,Ulout doing any by tbe Hw •tarn’s steam launch. When the nttebvnr. .!'• by the epithet of "Dog Fennel Hangers,” boat reached shallow water a doyen sailors the >>.■ 111 ”»ever. Examination of w’hich some village genius hail applied to lh” bx>k ptacs waded out and lit ted the bed, Iswring it care­ them by a happy inspiration. ta* Jn 1I‘T v'1,iwK*qt dynamite, and fully to tbe shore. Mrs. Sheridan and two The nickname took from tbe start. It "^uufucturw ot tbe ex- Sisters of Charity, who have faithfully at­ became the synonym for copperheads in i-'-d 1 'r.'1,1'ir8’i Pi«dc of brother- tended the genet al, were brought ashore Unit, all that region, and CoL Ingersoll, then a Juno LI, another resident of the neighboring county of Mth>»oka f-u.it. TV1 il!,d Oix'urr'-d With aimilar paucni as »oon »» Peoria, heard it and salted it down in hto ——7 .......... "‘rZgw iroX’ ttatardav gave tbo foUowdw-,rt, u , ‘•^‘•dou* are attributed cottage. Tbo general is much ptetwxl with ingl^ A* Detroit—Detroit ‘J, Wutat vocabulary of gems of eloquence. What RISON. his new quarters. He wanted xd inspect tbs diie, Ind * thf“’ I,’obl»Lu h; At Indianapolis—lodlaunpolis L PN1- He lives in .• substantial brick dwelling, was more nat ural Uian that he should ap­ L-n- hu wu» supplied with fund* whole cottage n« »oo«i as he arrived, but tbe ply it to the ticket composed uf Cleveland, iff ttaan* i,c adelphia 2. at Chieaxo-Cbteago 4, Burton with a largo porch, a pleasant lawn and a who stayed at home during the war, and draft from John A. Bauer- doctors would not tot him loavotbo bed. ttr - hj stable id the rear, to which a driveway Thurman, whose copperhead sympathies _ L_____ 4. No>» \ urk ti. j :>kiurer and principal officer Ihrte-n: lends by the house, and where Is kept the were notorious? No, the name "Dog Pa LACK Steamers. Low Rates l OUl . ------------of tbe Brotherhood of tamily carriage, driven principally by Mrs. Fennel Ticket" is not mud. It to wax, Exu CtoUB., Wk. July 7.-John and New York, Jolj T.-Mayor Howitt, when Harrison. and it will stick.—New York Press. DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND tbs S«n Francisoo dtepateh stating Mrs. Ikrrison is about the ramo age as that the American J-arty stale conventionof her husblnd. They were married young ' of the brotherhood ou the California had favored hk nomiimUou for and have spent thirty-four yearn together. I'urliugtou & Quincy «y»JJztunt mid: “I would not acrept any Their daughter, Mre. McKee. Is with Allen G. Thurman, 13 letters in hl» ESSSX.U- !—a«.e, ..Wr ButTOM Habhor, Mich., them, and her child. Benjamin McBee, DETROIT AND CLEVELAND unc. Born Nov. 13, A D. 1818. **«< and wl a ’ * Ule'T,ber ul brotbnr- Wateoti, aged **, was drowned white bathing circuni»tenet*about a year and a half Md. to a great pet Nominated, _____ June 7 He ,Wa 'in"aL Cn-V«- in Be. Jrevph r*w u*treT“‘nR v^i An<torNov. 8 with hU i^ahdfather. Election day. OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS CaniLUAC. Mich.. JUy. ,*'n" “>• Beuermen to The reUgious element stands out prom­ n*u» *gd cu.iu<d, a. J-V y" ■inent •* Brate-Jb' n n,^l, k* aci:°fdiugiy went, ■on avounc man. w“ drowned m in tho household. Both Mr. and E. B. WHITCOMB. Gwn. Pma Amm. «ytem tr 'wd de>|vered to him the Clam lake last evening while bathing. Mre- Harrison are members of and work­ The red bandana Cristo-1’ ’.’’’"i 8h^rt,y nfu,r Bowlre ers in the First Presbyterian church of 128 458 78 910111318. nPio»H<i u ’ f"1' 4 foW hours afterward an IndtomsixiHs. They were prominent tn —New York Mall and Expreaa. Bible class and Sunday school until tbe t t rszMtf arTO SKSiSM MACKINAC Summer Tours. ' ii tatnlt l UmM thu WoM ta i jag ‘outhof Creston, and another �HFE Di HOLLAND. SHORTHAND writers. WOMAN AND HOME. THE 8OMETHING NEEDED BESIDES QUICK A WIDESPREAD AND AGAINST CONSPIRACY FORMIDABLE CURIOUS CUSBY PROXY.- TOM OF ANGERS AND WITS. Co***?' GIRLHOOD. “Haw *oT vol. xxxm tiuit one delicate woman will take to reach I-*' warns i».k» TO, M , mlm.*. only appliu.1, with other eari> of tbo health, rallioe tbe forces and adds flesh and color like magic. I write thia for sensible women, not those who, aware of Its aid to beauty, rush off to U» hub-r " , mXuf do chloral and champagne. Electricity is no >“ — «r-i u~ iu>e “»» u“!2? u» <* famUtar *“ ... .nv reculre- little thing of four depressing sight. It will be by tbo fire, rub tbo hair with towels until perfectly dry, bru*h and I art tbu hair with caste and cxpcrumcwl deflk and |ilkeq and tbe ammonia promotes Its put two or throe spoonful* of ?ago into a cup * j____ ta_„.______ ___ _____ 1. XVk__ »k- above.—Atlanta Constitution. e oxeuswl only on tto hypothesis that thn •other is an Ignorant aa tbe child Tbo little girl* of today imitate not only Riders, but their language also. easily removed by rubbing a little vaseline faculty, there is already Indeed from tbe have thought its plebeian character.—Har- pineh of salt into n cupful of corn meal, tlxm Many women spend a good deal of time in with some kind of powder each weak. This tea poor plan„astbe lose scouring tinware living! We pour lift too full and wear out ho measure. measure A quart pot will not hold taw pints, breo pinta, neither win forty yuan hold the •oncc'rn* of seventy. swvtmty. Moro hl ■■onec'nt* than two-thirds of tto nveni^w woman’ll worry over ber sowing or in preparing food, As though our bocks anti our stomachs wore Ux> immortal part of us! What would you think of a gardener wtjo should give no thought or time to anyth ■lipa were rooted ini Or should spend all his time hi* violin strings until the air is full of nightingales and that you devote to fuming.over tbo cut and make of your various tearing ordlmd UfeD icing cakes, or preparing fancy dishes, Nature nover intended that wo should live puff jswte, who would have grown it on some five yards of goods to make a dress she never The first thing she did with man, and woman, tho bird*. Tbo wily inventions of tho devil torment to precipitate old age before its tbo world in time with a A serene old lady, wboeo dally^Urtng was like noble music, was once asked by a moody to oil up f with up half the night before, and didn’t know oration! Regard your mind and body aa tiroodinii ib fit of tho deepest indigo tbs sunlight so damling that I couldn’t writ. ItartMnd Uk. *>•» literally." Sijpposc tbe editor believes you, and yen are engaged as a shorthand reporter. Then sujgxise your first asrtgnnmd is to give a column rejiort of an historical lecture You attend, and tbe kx-turer t»egins with a few commonplace-, which you find youreolf quite coating, and though it bo kept looking bright by bard labor, it will never look as well aa if sure, when tho tin is stained tbo stain will have to bo removed by scouring, but only events that led up to ttw American revolu­ tion, and te> drags in the tuuia-s ot tbe load­ ing men in tbo different colonics who stirred draff will disappear and tbo little bend to —Boston Budget and minds of little girls, where lives should vou are to report have orawn uici; For example, you aborthaud. and al butt after clghtrt-n months of indurtriems practice by dint of dx-tatton. reed to you from tho daily nowsjwjK-r or^some handy lxx»k, you time yourrelf. awl find that juu can actually get d««n l» word* a minute, and transcribe it correctly. Now you are and dust will in time dim it* luster. ___ x—-J That, an/1 tbo bat must be’blocked.’ Ironing and block­ ing are different matters Now I con have that hat of yours ironed while you wait, but to have it lilocke.1 would take two boura. tablcrpoonful of flour; beat together and thin with coki water. After beating tto whites of tbo egg* very stiff, fold them into be omitted.—Good Housekeeping. Half tho badly shaped mouths that nro result from their being permitted when they were children to suck their fingers. One ot tho prettiest women in town has roarso, thick lips, that come from having been allowed when she was going to sleep to put her thumb In her mouth.—’‘Bab's" Lottor. residence, in Virginia, or New York, or Dela­ ware, or dw-where, and quote* from their letters extensively. You fallow him in short band, and you think you- have got him But when you go Iwk to tbu offlcv you ojwn j'oer tawtl of before, because you have never given any time to reading up the ante-revo­ lution history of these potted States. lu that case you mar write out your notes after a fashion, but how tbe lecturer will stare when bo roads it; and wlmt letters the editor will get after be imbllshes ft; and how soon, after you hare nuule one or two nsw* of that kind, you will be sized up m good for ofllcv work, dictation, and the five for a quarter brand of public meetings, but on Important that many of theoUgibto y^ having flntebed thrtr sdoca^ droan^Z Dutch India to engag. fa .^7*22* friend tn Holl Tbe friend i general!) one otherwise conf ■ta a wifiing young h h a substantial dot 7.rt.Tr" w r. A photograph of favored one is reived from smoothed down and bow tbo original shine returns. Now tliat big smoothing iron comm intoptay. He hold* tbe hat tn his hand and rubs tbo iron lightly tmt firmly around tho — •---------- 9 ---- — ■ —u ;; L* ar u» Ktml lb, r,™, -u, ports In tbe next Indian mail Jteatner bring ^appipem to thu lowly one to tbe binding a. If^b. brid^m , J. and is never mmwIUbJ tr __ M. FOWLER, . Denlhd. . To polish nickel plated goods after becam- an a rag with a little oil botttae half filled with water will dean them quickly. S Smith. qtuabt. knapfen avoidance of join. ^9 Uta ta as r, save that it h a fitoooff in Tilt; mnfa legal rostrtert. Tbo laws in Holland la rererd u, th* kesl oeiUon Of the Wife nr. crown und tbo ‘dip’ of tbo brim, and in tbe width and material of the trimmings. A very small reduction in the circumference of a lutt crown in thv middle will make an n»tontahtug difference in the Apparent abajie of tl>o hat when worn. It I* thta «»«bt change in shaj«< which makes the wearer of a silk tile a well dreamil man, n dude or a shoddy ■ Ukve with the jM-rln nnd the propmv n< balpmate Tho law* are sltai.t a. to the wife's claim on t ie husband, but tawvers have toH me that tins apparent votd in the tan te.3k h caused by tbe invariable ds>rr>tsia of tta.' H >4■ - — to, Kia — ^.1 i, I. . . Practice in all eourts of cnairroriiKM M. BATEts . Attorney at B thoroughly illustrated titan in the land*, and cases of negl.vt to • rorids b A. RAHBKK. M. . Fhy^ciau ar May l* found ■***» o®®* H (ronsdT . “Weil, 1 aboukiny they da .Every con- tbe busband and father in prieurag a itv. ing. In summer you wilt UWre hoBdrai* of them on their kntxo tngbe public rnuite* armed with a three inch spik-j n «edit>g tb» v”1* flmshlng polish, but before that take a small brush, give each row C°' H.tatata in this colonial outward tiound merchant «!:lf., to te o»ei as ballast. You will we a sratnan pushing a Coffee culture is not difficult. It is very wheel!arrow, containing about AO poucdi profitahte. Aud a coffee plantation in bloom of sand, up a broad gangway inditwd at words, but it requires the eofuetbiag more ta U m mo.t btautifu) spot on earth If a which wo call general intelligence to write them out properly. That general intelM- planter decides to begin at the beginning and create hta own “flnea” or coffro ,plantation, •ex. You will often meet a small prseswion there ta first tbe selection of ground. Thia ta Remove blood stain* from linen by soaking tbe article in clear, soft water over night, thinker” with oil drawn in liberal quantity not difficult, for coffee thrives anywhere In They must be soft enough to crush into then washing tte> usual way and drying in from standard literature of all kinds. The a projx-r ellinato and fairly wall drained A level surface ta not neceseary, very much in tbe manneAe.f AswHan tbo mn. Tbo vessel in which they are soaked lecturer on the ante-revolution period will •oil. Hillside reaches nmitw. They hang, as it wern/ta th > Luuea, pcrhajM talk of tbe-Townxbeeid acts of ITfit, though usually chosen. -.r any otte r washing compound is apt to set of Governor Sharpe, of Maryland, nud-Goy- ami even hillocks answer admirably. Tbo and their swinging regular walk proves ths: ernor Montagu, of South Carolina, and their selection of seed Is simply a matter of then with a flannel rub it over with tho t»w- tho stain.—Good Housekeeping. Tta <a —A«._ ,ta_. J--------- .___ choice. Seeding is carried OU. after this proclamations in the name of the king; th<«i ho will, go on and tell what such American- fashion. An especially rich bit of ground ta beautiful palteb. Never use lyu on tinware, We have removed tho very worst ink stains leaden a* Gadilcn.Laureti*, Rutledge, Lyndi chosen where tin* *0(1111)01-0 or seed bed ta tbe family, who, placidly smoking his pip;, or it will ruin it Keep an ol<l toothbrush from carpet* of very delicate colors by rob­ and Pinckney ilid about it made. In this, in drills not over one Inch sits in the stern steering tbo vowel, but yw for getting into tbo seams around t!><> handle bing them with skitn milk, and when they But, itwuniing that you have given up anger will cool when iiixwUgation dx>». are almost effaced, washing them with a careful reading to the bister)- of that period, . that if It. took to the tow jath and aU«ww‘ ' any acid substanco in tin. When tins are cloth wrung oat in boiling water without how ran you trunscriboymir notes, m> mattilhia wife the helm, all .lanugo f.w cultatoc. new. first fill with boiling water and let soap. Then cover tho place with a dry cloth how faithfully they wtru taken, so as to sare stand for a little whlio before axing. To and let it n-:nafn for a day.—Boston Emlgrt. six months anu required for germination, mend holes in tinware uao putty, placing M! grouting and sufficient progress! of tho plant on tbe outside.—Boston Budget ernor Sharp," but will you omit that final to render trainplauUng successful. Then glance along tbe irvu path, a womans drr»*d Good Dish Ooth. For a dish cloth ‘‘par excollonce,'' make a ‘‘eT Very likely you will, because yr>u< I watt in red tunic and glistening helmet, waving * cloth about twelve Incbee square of four or know any better. Wilf you write it out white Signal flag, catches your eye. Slw u fire thlcknesKo, of common white mosquito Governor "Montagu," or ‘‘MontagtwF Will netting; then sow acrooa and lock and forth you write ’‘.Lauretw,” as it should bo, or sufficient amount ot cultivation to keep tbe railroad in Holland this position ts filled by’ physically delicate women. This age de­ on tbe machine, to bold It firmly together. •‘Lawrence," as it should not be! WIU you a woman, and railrood offk-inls hsre sssurwi mands Helus and young Venuses with amplo surely .ij-ell Pinckney with the "c" before the “kF .Will you write “Routledge,” or have town set eighteen inches apart, and fully wafata and veritable musete. Specked fruit ••Rutledger If you are without any pre­ vious reading on thi* Bubj-jct you are just m would require double that salary ami might lltri.1v to writ* ---- — — --.... ......... .. get intoxicated once in awhilo. Ihttiuctiom tn prlvileyca twtwren mam«i and ilngi* Illustrations might b# multiplied without When Die latter stage is reacbe.1 the entire women are so thoroughly established ter* by 1,1 f*.. ■r.J _ . * . ever It be this windy day fj, ’‘First rate, glory plantation, where It ta nufficlently level to gum arabio on white gloves, and iron it on permit, is laid out in rectangular plats of tbe wrong side. Strong black tea, cold, is a about 200 varaa or COO feet long and half thet good thing to clean black silk.—Boston Budwidth, with cominoa or roadwayuof from English, German and French philoeupbera aj^seu where you wUl como out zilo a„,i Moths or anj be enticed to di by a bright tin pan custom comp^itaonly introduced l&» the ——---------- -— ------------ sst In a dark corner vi woviar*. ana ie» tljeru be a fow Latin quo­ feet from center to center, in each direction. wing uplifts you above tbe countless shafts of tbe room. Attracted by tbe bright pan, tations, and you may get them down as they This dime, and tbo roots well set—for tbe country when under the Iron nils of “Alvs tbo moth will moot hia death in tbo keroeena sounded to your ears; but, if yad bare navw roota develop rapidly and profiuely, throw­ tbs Woody." Au unmarried wotnan alwsjv death, ta ever aiming at poor humanity’ taken a ctMirmnf . ing out myriads of fibers from a great carrot count yourself an ingrsto if tbe eoug of If tho gums, as frequently happens after siiaped tap which often reaches a length of tbanlngi ring ta not always welling from your illnem, become very sore a gargle af myrrh ton feet—and your plantation Is provided heart like tbe constant song of a bobolink In A ■■— j . . ■ with a coffee orchard which with a fair singing for very Joy above tbe clover.— right side of tho groom, the wife returning “Amber" in Chicago Journal not mind using it ou tbo toft side of ber bu»ba:> 1 when tbeesremony ha» l«*n perform*! No unniantoi lady can dream of going to church, coooert soiled room repainted after n moderate mw may bo said to have attained their liest bear­ or any place ot public eswmbiy without tbe af tbe mop and brush, than it does to have It ing age; though many will continue increas­ escort ot parents or male members of h»f scrubbed and scoured. ing in yield unto two score years old.—Edgur family. She cannot take a walk, W a visit tr go shopping unaccvsnpauiel by b* mother or other chaperon, i'nul tte tewhite. I should like to call it *a campaign trotted ot tbo young lady ba*twvn sunounced, i»».r t-wd yon oasno, (a,,. lo ter, 1 toUjou un a„ she remains the sole charge ot lather and ZJ* “»■' ““ “JlwdX. ino Ikoton newiuMteruonwH, «... r* daily attention to books, to recitations, to mother, and she makes acqnsi.itatwMonly tn instruction, is all tliat any growing child can tbo preoence of a thi rd parly. This matter of bathing cannot bo made to little care to It __ ... > . ■ ■_____ta• u.., er* «fely enduro. “No, no I” you cry “giro them more leosoua-givo them ta*k»^o7> at pecialiy stupid. Ho luul never b™n intm. home;" and your children go through their Even dancing pertirt are intereporeed rt’A rubbed over it for a white, and with water in a bath. school lives with the shadow ot thTooming singing, recitations, etc., for the sraworamt doerf Ui U«. wori ..oui.tx,, Z — $“,'’.“5,““?. fl"; U« task always falling upon tho taak just fin- of tho elderi of. tho family, who *>t around fsbciL Tho gentle, obedient, loving ami tbu tablre, sipping their endue, "ine or other affectionate little ones suffer, while tbe dear favorite beverage, while the’young pc-p> a {ail while boiling water is poured upon . .. ... ___________ v- th.1 tad bad boys won’t even make an effort, and thrive accordingly. Tbu teacher can »meparents to go homo tha daughter* also q“i; ■lay, tlie pupil never. the gayetu-s of the ballroem.-AuM«ro*m Now, if I win not 1 Cor. New York Tribune. abomination of hard water—I think it would him to Mr. u..., n Of — Examinattun Hunter’s school; and you take little borax or i French picture varnish will restore chromo* words bo wanted wm Tour clrl r»it nt Vi- ir____ . , 1 . for tbe exercite of all one’s intellectual PJ*you bathe your face.—“Bob’’ in New York era. Uk. Mrs. Todgcrs* gravy, it calk h* tueatresuariy in tho iwmetit i-Urnal pride to anxiety and a sumo ot nmpctfibihty tteborne or"bot obtainable, a good sharp rub- icriflo cn.lc-1 f.r their fevnHi.. ____ finely pulverimd, te claimed to clean tinware H astings * p»MUkrf <«*» Iron is already hot. baby’s bead, giving tbe child an uncared Tbcslmptoot simply disgusting or perfectly exquisite. Tbe aanspirtu** against girlhood ta widespread aad formidable. and it is only by tho resolute ex- rood silk bat will tart a full season if it ta not or hr mn. “ 1 «rfot<ta<Un»'rtllr.uto» 'T ta, that you may combine dexterity of linger and inoirtal quickness, however * . __ __ —Ill /«>r to rwu-h the full stature of an expert \ ------- ~r— rou hove read, marked, taornsd and inwardly digested volumes upon volume* ol tho same if it '"7midyte brought about “ Ptsratam k Holland, byuZto? bility, and for cents, or ° J’ _________ -~»i •^u.UlkmtdJollEr^oto: •torn a w»u a . came forward -itb alaertty C3d to comply with thJ A" 7 Lu,uor ocean swell known as a naval officer, or M -» n lu U»r. . -lad maruiw, UuUmt. Salt aad vinegar brighten brave* aa well pUUIck. ■* rirrr"“ uuu* «P WoI.a^W lurt"! .,r will look much brighter after . . .. j__ -‘t - Hb r™» *«■ c! tne . lie tnai ot J your daughter ‘^hl fever or spinal memugltM or •osnu otbar Latin -**— .. hta <x*t tail* and fold nU m tarum ta U>l= m»ra_a iMoDoUmuidllr-i*."" O» tatal tapctal W ttatata W. LOWBT. M. D. Physician a G . MITH * COLGROV1 Law S t. KENASTON, . Attorney A C. WELTON la Meat for tbe Ohio Far tie ver.tea policies on a ma l jm by 6re, lightning or win Uta by death aad accident. £UM)K A SHELDON.' i%?dWaii!2; R. TlStMERMAN, • aician an ■ Offlee over Lathrop* P artin v. barkk M " aurancc and TAMES A. SWEEZEY J , La .ROBERTSON HO ■r. UttUMItt, Cor. Jeffbrwi aad Court S Rates, B l JOG This House ta new, with p um- public te n Hastings Cr Hastings. - 3APITAJL, S Incorporated under the t Michiga °‘*a for hwrfaw Dee. 11 >nerty occupied by UFFUX1 S' th G. Boblaaou. Preaktent W. S. Goodyear »!RECTO ». A Goodyear. W 0- G- Bohtasoa, L L Knappen, G D. Bo � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-07-18.pdf a2c1b835c6445857c1936ee97584141e PDF Text Text Hastings Banner in tke ' Comity- XXXIII. NO. 12. u.q-fixGS Banner HASTINGS, MICH.. JULY 18. 1888. COUNTY NEWS. *Vl-,f -hed Wednesdays, by ’ cop4 -•■isk:eb';n‘- . w — —-e»e wrova. cikui?^ '>■'« •• «•><>. The follows sj-S? >tv the end of the year the v nt pnoltlvely beftJS. ml* will W added for poatresides outside of the rortnuuter. '“^tnxaulf^t Putt master. ApVKK»!tlNG RATK8: ‘ * special' pmiltiouv. JOB 'PRINTING. _ , . __ nyron FUiber. Creasy's Corners «■ B- .him* r.ir-1!ll! th* *foJ Prtntlng Dea. <». jcwip, twanrj-ytur-. •“ '"""i 1-Cn« for .hr uvxxaa. Evenrthtug in the SSKfcJ. j.- S2LSS1!! .Furtmaater, Yankee Springs. C. W. Armstrong. Bowen* Mill*. P-0”,;,,-..,! approved pattens pt machinery* x"“u> «». u™“* I! W‘r*«rti employed, enable* the Money paid to thrne agents will be receipted gfggjnSdper.t<ta** tab workWkX£A£Kt“ i^e Mlu Alli. n«n,->. of Ri:,«u„, u ,unot Mttied with u* wifi, beew^tot, HIm hr, Mr^ j,,,,, Mm.r ihi. il?™ "* tarml'» M. inis section. ^fiwK^NISKgRN. School tiegins In two weeks. .nipinf by Dr- Jones, over There I. «mx-talk of tabernacle meet­ ings being held in Philo Clines' premises, •PEN A VAN A RM AN. Adrian ’*axson, of Charlotte, is working near Mrs. Mayne, of Dntton. beginning for Barlwr Mead. * wune time this wwk. . Izrwyris. ” . -.ut< of tbe state and in tbe Wheat harvest has commenced in good ••arnesl. ikatugs National Bouk. Ixirenao-Mudge ha* l»ecii n*rtdlng and H.i-t!ng*. Michigan. ’ <,au‘fl"’T Lucinda and Maggie Poster are visiting friend* and rek rvHhlngling his granary. These dusty day* the spring on tlie par­ atjve* In this vicinity. home from being sonage lot M*ttns to bo appreciated liy the ,.,.iiLC“Ok’. nn the road with hl* dalllnn. was thrown wewy i«sM’r-li}. Bont. Saturday July 7. to Mr. and Mr*. from hi- seat and still hanging on to his reins was caught in the wheel ami carried Keniey Rout, a daughter. P. Howell's mother, of Indiana, fa visit­ f->r several rod*. ■ He bnrfe hi* Jaw in jwo Hasting*. Mich, ptaces and wa* bruised In several other . in of the state. Special ing him. place-. Pcs. Martin and Rowland are at­ Haying Is nearly over. I<>XBVTO LOAX ox Welisertj hardware tending him. He Is getting along nicely. heat In this section Is good this year, I).. llunwpatliic tn-tter than expectetl. ' ' Crops are looking fine at present. id Surgeon. Mr*. Bert Walker, of Martin, visited her Sirs. Inure Hinckley and child, of Hast­ ings, jn- die guest- of <T. N. Ickes and aunt.'Mrs. Augers, last.week. r—ponded t>x Rest­ otitere this week. r. Center and Church Nelson Bruce la oti the sick list. lbw. (». I’erry wa- ab-ent over Sunday, W. W. McKlbtiin- was the gue-t of 1.. his pulpit Is-lnc tillwl by the brother from stixlgv last Sunday . . • an uirt Surgeon. Amts Fauafly anticipates building Ida Richland. •:; resting diwa-es of the Mrs. TenwunlnK ami Bertha will Im> . the'preservation of vision S. Kaiser is at work on the M. E. church absent from home a couple of «wto> visit-’ }• poperi) * -I'EVTACLES and eye lug friends. east of Hastlnga. 'oi'-m rr- it-::.--; a BruAinay, near Court Mre. Collin* ha- txn n visiting In Battle John Henry has the wall to hi* barn Creek. built. Mr-. Oscar Fisher has returned to her A«ldie Seger rvtiirntsl fnnn Spring Lake JillTH a Kd.GRoVEj. home. last Saturday. ? Ijiwyrts. I'r.meroy'* drove of horses was the utD. W. Rogen* and family spent their ci.- -- - t'nu’ii block,Masiingk) Jth at South Boston with his wife’- par­ tractlon 1kt»> on Tfiursday: quite a crowd Pnal. were present at the sale-but only three ent-. texdemill. They went from here tn E. Wellman Is out calling on his neighrney al; ItaW. ' • Arar 5 Co.'s store.) John Stewart, of El l*a*o. Texas, called Rutnor ha.- It tliat E. Parker is going to ,*i>fthefilate. Vollectl^nj on some of his friend* here last week. OMo. Stvaptl}- MteM The lawn social at .1. .1. Perkins wa- a Harvesting ha* bdgun and-the rattle of tjie decided success: something over $15 real­ reaper la heard. We understand that Addle Seger I* go­ ized. and a very' plea-atit entertainment enjoyed hy all presu-ut. It uentfatlt * property against ing to Canada to be gone some time. The Baptist society will have a harvest Guy .Erti wm- seen on our streets one — r...• wind; against a man's picnic on Wednesday. July 25th. at l.indliteaj-i-rtb nJ accident. . hmin t« Baltimore when- his parents live. ptice. icecream, lemonade. etc. No pains f"H'K a- 'llELfk'Nr . Cora Bowker. of Hasting-, wax the will be -|>ared to make ah enjoy able affair (Offlc'ia?.: i”*-- B'"-''><.Hartings. Mich.) »f it: iamt- to Im* had ut pleasure, and ilAtetac •>'•!} *«:o| Ab«trwt Books lu Bai evcryievly Invited. Cwot,-. A. ' L. it. TIMMEBMaN. Hoimepatliie Phy• -* ;nid surgeon.irop*s drug store.) F BAllKbB. Real E-Iate. In- .'JjAKHN Ur:-«i!hJ. '• 1 :n:;y*n & 9ud. . doors north ,’ <•! V'-jl'j'Bee. s,«Mi1 *tt< atl: a rucn to making exchange*। :l propcriy. Tur interests of non-resident ;r>:»T*.j-0«::i"r> .arrfullv b-ok-d after, Fann*’ dzr.dirt for sale or exrhamrc. Houses and Mi tor tale. TAME* A. bWEEZEY. ’’ l.iwyer. Rz«t-’a*-. Mich. Pr*.-.... » in an : v of the state. Office over W. H. Jkhxnft’ More. ROBERTSON' HOUSE, b . BBdDXtttiL’B, Proprietor, t'-.r. J.fitro>n .iu-I Cuurt >•.«., Harting*. Rich. Tbi* Jk..- • Is U-*. with plmtiant room*. Tbe p-Ur-Wr ol th- public i* respectfully solicited. Hastings City Bank, Ito-Lu.-- Midi. JApXTAL, S5O.OOO.OO. Incorporate;! under «lie taw Michigan. Br,.. b. iro in building <aw.y u< c-jpied fiy Messer Bros. °- U. fbblllsu:i. Pr *?. li. Goudyw. w. H. 1‘awen. J. A. Greble. L £. Kutpprs Chetter Messer. C. I» Be-be. * 'HOtrsl ILnklag Business Transacted. . ‘ te- UAVIINGH M.VKKKTS. wblt«Ur, red new. ^■•terteM.... HOMES r'- SxfflL,1 W. T. Bartwr received intrlllgenre last we<*k announcing the death of hl- twin brother Wm.. who dictl on the tfth at Red Bluff. California. .1. M. Brigham, of Plainwell, wa- here last week taking photograph views of rreldeuces, horses, stock, etc.: besides that, the salvation army jiaraded our walks one day last week. A. (J. Cortrlxht and family ate rucuinbers of his <>wn raising Sunday. Ills daughter Vera I* sick with mcxsle-. Mr-. Ed. KLansburg. of Kalamazoo. Is visiting old time friend- and neighbor­ About tin* Corners. Mrs. H. c. Johnson, of Lansing, who ha- been visiting her parent.-, Mr. ntai Mrs. J. B. Rockwell. luu« returned to iter totne after an aheenee of two weeks. Bom. to Geo. Stanley and wife on the lath, a daughter: also to Cliarle- R'>acb and wife, of "Gull F/ake. on the ISth. a daughter. • NcIL "Ncudder. of itosS. Is preparwt to put on material to presene ami beautify roofs of buildings. Wheat cutting Is well under way; some fanners having finished. , Sarah Winisnti. stred XS • years, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Willison, died quite suddenly on Friday night Whlie picking cherries on Monday she ate quite freely swallow lug the pita, causing Intlahiatlon of the bowels, of which she WiitTered Intensely until death came to her relief. Her funeral srrvlcca w ere held at the W. M. church on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Clarence, of Augusta, officiating to a large audience of relative and neighbors, who met to pay the last/fvspeeta to a bright and lovely girl. She will be missed, not only In the home circle but in her school cIamws, in which she stqpd high in, the estimatloii of both young and old. 'Hie af­ flicted parents have the warm aympathy of a large circle of relatives and neighbors. Another car-load of western horses are to f»c sold at this (dare during the week. Carlton. Wheat is Ixdng harvested at a rapid rate. Among those that have purchased new bindeni are J. Eirly. J. Shriber, R- Grume* and Durkee Bro*. Mr. Flaher. tiw new blacksmith at uu center, is rushes! with work. Sid Thomas, of Woodland. 1* head *awyer at Tebo A Hecliffl mllL A. C. L'arpmiter and wife, of your city, dined with W. W. McKibben Sunday. Mm. Id. Jone, returned Friday from Iowa, where »he-ha» been vMtlrtg her brother. Geo. Carpenter. Mate Ballou, after tw<» weeks vaxatlun. will on Monday next resume her place a teacher In the Ixrach district John Shcatr. of Hickory Corners, was in —neo. Norwood 1- preparing to ]«lnl hi* house. The psinten- have completed their work on tlie mill am! returned horn*- at Plain­ well. Jud Bailey and Clarence Crosby visited friend- in Ros-. Kalamazoo Co.. Sunday. F. J. Norwood now wears a white plug hat. There will be a dance at F. A. Black­ man's -tore one week from thl- Thursday’ evening. Everybody I* Invtted to attend. A gentleman from Vermontville hadudded to locate here and open a cooper shop. Del. Douglas, of Augusta, was In town and purchased some very flne hlotslrd fowl* «f <teo. Norwood. Will Van Horn moved Into hl* new hou-e Monday. Henry Arbour, of Orangeville, was In town Monday making preparations to erect a drug store. A splendid tochtlou for u harness ,hop; A. P. Leonani has a building to rent or sell for that purpose. Lumber to on the ground for stock yanls and yard* will be built Immediately. B. IL Ilnestwl has hl,* s"d* fountain In running order. Battle Creek parties took home a nice im-s.- of bass from here tliat were caught in Crooked lake Sunday. Eilgar Cork, of Johrotown. vtolhri at Mark Skillman s Sunday . —» Dewitt Ranuey sja-nt Sinulaj with his folk- at Hickory Corners. Farmers in thfa lorality have their wheat inurtlv cut. • Mark Skillman has hl- livery barn painted which Improve.- Ito look- very uiueh. . . Norwood 4 Rannry have their nuwt market uicd) painted and a new sign placed in front of their^uildlng. Jarno Hallett, district d*’l»uty f,>r Bar­ ry county. L O. G. T..?toltod Ntar todge last Friday evening. < ome again. Brothir In thl. Odniu nnbusr at tills present time harvesting. The w& anri ry-e crop 1. “uch better than JiexSSedto be •“» N-ring. although the bay crop l» «!moSt " fallure*, ton‘ («k*well. The little potato? Im< ba* not LwtSun'-ln M. mlMhkr In ™' *■ C- 1Mn1"' I'"-'1” *‘ a" i»«l SnmlB In "» '''rnln,. Ol^fncle Isaac Young* fa '<□ s,ck* Mr Hill knows bow to rush busdnea*. M We understand a Jiarty uf ten or twelve rustlratlng Wheat is better than it was thought It fri cirvetamL Ohire to ^nri Gun take, where they intend to would be last spring. £Stt.e heated |»art of tbe summer. Tbe M. E. church bulldlbK am! the canientcn’ an* putting the fi«Lri‘* Prlchanlvllte. lux touches to It lid* week. Delta Bolyn». who lias l*cn Mrk. to Thr ladles aid society meet-Uris ruii7- ........ ... in georgiai climate, beat country The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. ' Munn.. 'XL“r|lX"’«nln« «b~l »W1' 10 n*e the old fashion Armstrong reaper­ Enin** Quince. «f Woodland, fa »l«lting M 4,, .rrnlw Ib-rlr “•W*™’.*"'1 '^1. ■'stJTfeKim In thfa |dac« are done met there for a prayer ^k,.n ^Ed^Prichard. of Lake Odessa. » in ‘hfa fi5tenwu*i«io«ir'mr“bcr' piS'taimSwUn-iH". kl- urhwit. ance of their good wishes. WHOLE NO. 1729. □My piano tuner will be in this city, Haying is over and harvest Is at hand. Thuraday. July l»th; any order* tor tuning James Ixxrkliart. front the south part of or repairing planus left at my store will be the stale. I.- here on burtneas. attended too. Mrs. Ada Murphy, of Hasting*, fa visit­ Jous Bkssmeu, Jeweler. ing old friends. Tlte click of the binder la beard «aln in our land. Following are the real estate transfer* Ile.ulR-n Allerton lias concluded nut to go to New York city. No place like Mich­ for the week ending July 15th. 1888. as taken from the book* in the register’s office: igan. May Loekhart Is ou the sick iirt. H. Bloom and wife smile on a n rlage. Herrick to l«vt Htewart; tb acres Grandfather SeofieliL who has not been expected to live for the pastjtwo months. Im able to l>e around again. Henry A. Rickert to F. 8. Heuney: *0 acre* John Appleman has <me. of those fine w a r-jirlioi. Il nm mustangs. Rather dull since the Fourth. Mr. Brooks is down over UOO feet at No. _____ Name_and ,Residence John WatringwcH’s. and no water. m 'John McCartney. Maple'Grove Green bean*, peas' and potatoes are i VloleUa Rowland. Aisyrti plenty In our land again. Geo. Frank comes to the front with a Carlton uew binder. Ellrn Grand Rapids Baattniw 1. F. Fuller and wife. Casper Bowen and mother visited friends in Baltimore Imit Sunday. ■ All persons are hereby forbidden, ex­ Arthur Quick visited at his grandparents cept ly pennlssloiu to pick hucklelnrrics hi Nashville last Saturday and Sunday. In our swamp. Parties not heeding this Moat everybody is busy harvesting their notice will be pnjw*cuted to the fnll ex­ wheat: they are finding it a murli better tent nf the taw, f crop than they expected. Ar.. Forshkv. I>. It. Slade has a new binder. BthlTOX J. Sot TIII.ANh. Crop* an- suffering for the want of rain. JAMKS Nk.VBV. Mr. Warburton's have two grandstma C.’V. llouixsox, visiting them from Grand Rapid-. . Agt. for W. L. Mead. A load of Niuhvllle swells passed ttnougti here early Inst Sunday morning Street. running their horses, shouting ami uuikim; almost as ridiculous apjiearancr <- a moss To all jutrtlen concerned notire Uberehy back dors in the city of Nashville. given that the coniinon council of tlic city of Hastings projsjM’ to change the grade of Truman Nnvue iiud wife an* housekvep- Green street fromlPark street east to Jef-’ furson street, aejording to a proflh- at the Ben. Pearce and family Visited in Ver­ Recorder** office, j am! tliat the common montville last batunlay and Sunday. counrll^wlll taka filial action on said Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre visited friemls change vf grade on Frida} . August fid, In Battle Creek last week. 1888. Alf. Herrick, of Battle Creek. Is visiting .’ (. AV. Waiixiji. ' , .in this vicinity. Recorder. Guy loMimls and daughter Mattie visited at L. B. and E. G. Potter’s last Friday and Saturday. "Did.you ever notice that girl'* mouthV a Jim Elston da enjoying the comforts ol a critical friend aold to mo rt a luncheon tho feloh. other day. Ben. Miller ha* n new hinder. “Ye*, and what a pity it te, too; .bo would Mrs. IL Mayo, of Nashville, ami Ruby 5* awfully jiretty if it were not for that ooh Arnim*, of Contis, visited friend* here on disflgumnent,*' I respondat Tuesday-. "1’11 tell you jurt what I* the matter with bar," «ald my friend. “Sbe to rather ahy. ADDITIONAL_LOCAL NEWS­ home tltniT shire.Jas. Olmsted plowed up n peculiar coin on lifa farm wr-l of the city. He brought it into the National City Bank this week for examination, when it wa- ducoCered to be a very rare piece. Acrordhig t<> the coin fa-jl. it in Indian states money and but, two of the kind are known in have been in circula­ tion hi the t'nlted btatrs. No one swob to know where file Indian state* ttre nr utterly ruined the contour of her lower face, which used to be rarely beautiful. Notice WHERE ARE THE GIRLS! FOLLIES OF THE DAY AS ILLUS­ TRATED BY CONDUCT IN PUBLIC. watclic! an affecting parting between with cateqilUar colored fuzz on hi* upper lip and a liat two or thres aliea too email for hl* ipa clung together >ha whispered airy poatadly, and aha Ths oast, rn bound exprom rolfad out of ths depot, tbq.pamaog«r* *etUed tbanaeiv** for tbo joqrnay and the young PuP.mnn eon-' dticbjr ruaito hi» firw aiipearuuce with groat brilliancy and eclat. How it happened I can-, not tell, for my thought* were bu*r d*e-r Io! “ChoHy” w** forgotten. Dafay** tear* wero dried nnd »bc »» conducting acwr>|- _ Ing to the bed knowledge and m-.4t auihoi?’ tic rule* <Jf the game, a suececaful flirtation with the young eon-tector. She giggled, vliq. made eye*, she frowued prettily, *he was ao charmingly belptas. about the window, she flirtation made [creeptilde progress. Daisy* went to b-cikfa*t with gilt bdttoo* and blue them* Mb" d»nned her ql-ter aiel big flaring Gniusl»rougb and w<mt out nod'1 rode upon llw platform “to look at the scete ery.” which ’consisted mainly of flat lueud- surpoMing beauty plUow. This b.-lng brought, she .made great u«e of It for the further subjugation of tbs unnappy conductor, for. taking it, she poaad upon it such effective attitude* as tn win tion from the infatuated, bopeleasiy besotted Being delayed fprrtoveral hours in an ouL forming around her mouth. That girl i* only 'JO, but looks fire year* older. When watrhed the gradual unfolding of another perfect old hag.' alwj traveling alomt Sbe was a pretty girl, but bad a look of brawn, full bloom coquetry coffee while J studied the face of the girl in aronnd and some thicker than a quarter of » dollar, upd contain.- 45 cent* worth of beautiful were it not for the one disfigure­ ment. Tills fatal habit bad fairly trans­ silver. — Marshall Stale-mun. formed her, ami as I watched I noticed that Afs-onlinic to the financial statement of wlieuevcr she was nddrewed the quick color tin* Utah School Crescent, luddlshw! In its issue of July 11. tin* cost of its publication above tbe receipts amounts to $14.12, Inasmtlch as tin* high school has gained, through the publication, apparatus to the amount of $37.25. |t mtiil- to us tliat It habit before It waa too late.—Buffalo News. would Ih* no more than right for the Board of Education to make good to the superin­ Nature matte only stupid people; foul* tendent the amount of $14.12. which the are a product of civilisation. latter will otherwise lie out of |>ockrL If this 814.12 were paid to the superintend dent, it would still leave the school a gain Northern and eastern markets will tn a of $23.13. while the superintendent has few years be almost entirely dependent upon Itonre ail of tlw responsibility. southern woods for lino lumber. Northern An exclumgr tells Ulf story of a boy capital is pushing into Kentucky and TenWho wo* sent to tlw* market with a sack flill of rabbits. Lingering around town all Carolinas with mills in the lumber regions. day, be game homo without selling thnu. When asked by his mother why he had no! sold tin- rabblta. he said no one |iad asked him what wa* in the sack- How many of th" coming woods that will bo universally our people are like this boy? They have used for fine trimming* in a few year* by ph-nty of goods for sale, but they fail to northern builder* 1* the cyprrea Cypn-wi tell pcv|de what Is in the sack. If you ex­ pect to sell gtsxis In thl. day and age of tbe world, open jour sack ami shout the durability. But only tn the past two or merits of your stock in trade by advertis­ ing in tie* newspaper*. Then people will The southern states have been utilising buy your rabbits. • this wood for building material, anti liave Jerry Boynton lias cotne forward with a very good projjosition from the Central Michigan, formerly the L * IL. rallnwti company - For $5.00U and tlw right of wi() a very fine polish, and, therefore, is used to th** freight depot of the M. C. he agrees principally for wainscoting and iusidefurto construct tin* road to Un* latter point nfabings. It is a soft wood, and when drybt this year, it will be rememliercd that it of about the name texture en white pHtA is now propu-ed to exteml tin* road to the While a general product of all. the southern Gould system In Indiana and north so us to states, where it grow* In .the lowland*, yvt ruimect with the Northern iw.ninsula roads, tbo beet cyprws corme from Florida and the find of the road In the lower peninsula being Roger* City. The road i»s been bonded tor S7.O0O.iMXi and $18,000 can be drawn by the Construction compsny upon the rompletion of each mile of road. This tlinn is manufactured ebewhw. Cypress mean- that the roml will be builL but It doe* not uiean that the nmd must tuwn- northern markets that it should sartly come to this city. Fartbor, it is claimed tliat the. road will go around u* unless our people come forward with tho small amount asked of them. Anri If the irtople of this city d«i t care enough alwut Its welfare to raise tbe required amount borne is ana in the basement, where, opposite tlian they ought to Inee the road. A a row of wall filled book shelves, Is fitted up familiar argument against railnawte being a small carpenter shop, with a foot lathe built into Hastings is that .It build* up standing near the window. It U powibly the small towns around the city that tend to surgical tide of him thatenjoys the clean cut­ draw tbe trade away from our merchant*. ting of this delicate instrument as ft coarsen Thfa w*y of anri'hta cannot be used ngaln-t this road with any efleeL slwe. whether it comes to Hastings or nob the nnd will be built awl the small town* will grow. Suppose tbe road d«* not come doing some little odd Job with hi* hands, here The small town* will grow up Just while his brain fa turning over some delighV quick ami have Jurt as much influence !ul fancy that will be written out in the room on trade, white Hartings »»»«»<,«*»?• benefit The talk that railroads will kill a the tranquil ,Swria*.—Harj*r'* Bazar. B the merest rblKT* prattle Sekct An English physician ba* ahowa why some any- of the flourishing towns In Michigan and It will be found tiut they owe their nnnnerlty to good railroad connections. The talk* nlKiut getting manufactures to here la all well enough, but let ub digested. This have good competing Um* ”f railroad and Broiichout life ferment the ntanufactunra will come If the effort fa imt forth. The trouble with Hastings l» that it has always depended on the agricultural Interred for Its support SdSv*- awoke to thr feet that railroAdaad manufacture* were the tire nf f-verv urosperou* city. Now. citlrcn of Hastings, wake up and tred thfa money forward rapidly- qunintance. He was devotion itself. He sax fnce with a vicious gaze, and complimented her in the moot bold and florid fashion, and when I left them in the soft, mellow twilight fascinated bird under aerpont old, eaid: -Wril, If I _ would act like that, I should want to shoot myself.'’ Both tiaoe girls were well drewed and looked os if they might lie the children doing! willing to flirt and make the acquaintance of friend. hglr hanging hi braids, and by look sad word juvite hi* sodoky. Nor la this an e*o«p*iaual < a«e. 1 often b*ar of nnd am wiUam to tlieie ramaritabto exhibition*. Thfa ia what the girl* op* doing. Naw what are -the hmtMnrdpIngl -Well, many at them ar* ab- nrgtiiug about the width of a pillow cs*c tending «-lmrcb lectures or making flannel mockery! leading a “mothert" meeting. The To the girls who do thi» sort of thing, pick Subscribe for the L*axxkr now. �Hastings Banner. FARM AND GARDEN. DURABLE TIMBER. HaaUaga, July IB. IBM- TIMELY TOPldB CON^OERED #Y TRUSTWORT|fr AUTH<RI^|ft ' frotp the i. and one for greater heights. A non ladder with parallel poke or ban not rest well agalnat the brane hen tree, hence do not make convenient ladders for picking fruit In orchard*. Insure Its durablllt ber) should Early winter fel kava the piwfsreno . ---------------bark from failed timber to aid seasoning, but not from the standing tree If winter felled, shape tbo timber to »ix»’ within a fortnight after felling and bare it placed on block* sway from san and rain as much as possible, as it ought not to dry too rapidly Sufficiently thorough season­ ing for moat purposes la obtained in from twelve to eighteen months, while for SIMMONS^ HEADACHE. "1 wm tor many years a perfect martyr to Headache nn<1 Ityspepsla. and «»metlm<M tbooxht tt would kill me. After trytolt many remedtaa. and nudlux them of no account. I coueluded to try HltAnooi Liver Regulator, and 1 . am DOW and hare t>een tor fifteen years a/tranger to the headache. I can recommend the Beg- two to ten years Is required , When 4imber is cut in the ^raf It la ad vantageous to let the trees 'lie full length until the leaves are thoroughly withered (two or three weeks; before culling to •ixo. With conifers this U good practice nan>Co.,(la. “I have *11 tiered for five years with thr 8tek Headache. ai.d find It the only thing that will giro ™ relief.”---- W. J. Alatou, Arkadelphia. winter felled treaa should be left lying to ^T^ufatr hrcsuM- he cm. make Sore prufflt he may tell you lw ha* some­ thing Just sc '* tbc Dunt be deceived, but Insist S'v\»r Dr. King’s New Discovery, which Is gua^ antced to give relief to all .nd chest affeetton-s. Trial bottle J W. H. Goodyear’s drug store, large hottie S-iSaaSE lag to rhe recorded E. Bainbridge Munday Emj.. County Atty.. Clay Ca. Tex. says: “ Hav? used EJrctric bitters with most luippy rren ta. My brother also was very low with Mslyl*| Fever and. Jaundice, but was cured ny the timely use of this uwdk-lne. Am sat­ isfied Electric Bitten saved his life. Mr. D. L Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave, Kyadds a little testintony. saying: He jawlti vr(y believes'be would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward off. as wel as cure all Malaria Dlaraw*. and for all Kidney, Liver and Stotnarb disorders It stands uncqnaled. ITlee 50c. and tl. " • 1 H. Goodyear's drug store. Minnesota Leads the World nUienaA toe Bate ehaau ox> M#A tbe further aum uf t»rety h-, Imr I. Jil.. «M m<,rir«X'- an<! Iu, «ult (wL? The best method of obtaining propar seasoning without costly apparatus In shorter time is to Ixnmnrae the prepared timber m water from one to three weeks to dissolve the fermentable matter uear eat tbe surface Thik is best done by run Mrs. Patrick O*Shanghnr«<y. of West The beat salve In thr world for euta, nlng water—if such la not at baud, a bath bruises. u!cer>. salt rhetun, fever sore*, Bay nty, eut her throat In a fit of despondmay be substituted, the water of which tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, co. ns, 1 Ml the I4U« day at May. A.v71M». In S_ eertalt; cy, but failed to sever the jugntar and will I cau*e therelu PvuJlnr. wfeareta Cyrw। Spern l» 1 needs frequent change Timber so LADDZULH FOH THE 0KC1IAKD live. and all skin eruptions, and positively cures coinplataaiiLaad Walter Keaglv Imd Flora Kea- I James Fite.of Keswick. Va.,gives sotno treated, like raft timber, will season more are detendanta. Notice I* hereby given that Her. Claude B. Spencer, of the Owomo advice on the subject of making ladders, quickly and is known to be more durable. piles, or uo pay required- It Is guaranteed ale I »h*ll aell at public auettou to thr hlghr*: bid­ Methodist church, lias worked faithfully and describes the forms hero illustrated « If practicable tbe application of boiling . to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ der cm Friday, the lorn day of Augiro. a. !>.. said mortgage a» fo,fow» for a year, und now take* a vacation. Thoso will be old to many readers, but water or steam Is an advantage in loach fund. vL Price 25 Cis. [rr box. For sale 1M». at teu o'euwk tn th* forruoon ar tbe north Win township two (s ‘toorlll uf s” front door of thr Court Imxim In the CUT of by W. II. Goodyear. beginners may receive timely help from lug out the sap HaaUnga. County of Barry and State uf Michi­ wvu. roouiulo* wcrord' Never apply (mint or any other coating Battle Creek ’horwwn talk of races gan. «aTd court ht'UM- being Uia Mace for holding fl'r Mrs. William Radsuck, of Grand Rapids, the same. If tho bora are made to run the Circuit Court for »ald t«>ut<tv of Harry, ail If the there this Augiut. thought she had reason to belffve that up to a point, the ladder may bo thrust to green or unseasoned timber tin- fi-tlowtng d-xrlbol pro!*rrt>. t<< wit: wood la not well dried or seasoned, the The ea»: half of tbe wmlu neat quarter of areChsrlrs Wnllnrv had bwn talking about upward anywhere into tho tree and will coat will only hasten decay . Don aoventean In town thrwnorth range »eveu remain firmly in its place. A broad her. and met him on the street Tuesday Good coatings consist of oily or resinous No section of tbe country l» to-day attracting seat, aiaothe oaat half of tkr went half of the and horsewhipped hhn. J wooden [xulded hook may bo attached to substances, which make . smooth coat, a* much attention a* Him ten1. Oregon and the upper end. by which this ladder may Wa^bingtou: Montana became It now rank* — Editor Ilainmond. of the Vernon Inter­ | be hung ou any limb and drawn down capable of being uniformly applied, they first lu the produrtlon «< ptyefoua luctel*! D*ted. Hartiug*, Mien . Mine X. A. D. Itel. ffKk>A<r<-,N. lake, can’t live l>y faith alone, and be will I slightly, so that the legs may rest on tho must cover every part, must not crack, Oregon. bcc*u»e of 1t» mH.) climate, ttaibor. Circuit Court ComnUaaloner. move hl. offlev to Ashley, where the citi- ground This is one of the most conve­ and possess a certain amount of plasticity coal, mineral* and wuudertu) production nf . fruit* and cereali. Tbe rapid growth of Spo-. Horry County. Mich, xenNpriiniiw to’ appreciate hl* efforts' to nient forms of step ladders la use. . See after drying Coal tar, with or without kane Fat!*, with a water txturcr exceeding even ; sand or plaster or pitch. <«|>ecially If that of thr MlliMapotM; Tacoma, on I'ugrt make a live newspaper. Fig. 1 in the cut Uic lermluu* of Uir Northern PaciOe A modification of tho ordinary ladder mixed with oil of turpentine and applied Sound. Mm. RohFrta. mother of Fort Huron’s Itallroad, with 12.000.inhabitant*; NeaOle. 1-1 hot (thus penetrating more deeply). bo mado by attaching u similar mile* dlrtxut. au energetic and thriving city, j young Munchauiien. said that her son tokl may padded book to the upper end of ono of mark tkl* ecctlon «f the I'actSc N'orthwW *« the truth alwwt the recent murder In that ono that offer* peculiar Inducement* lu tbo*e । tho bars, putting off a foot or so of the vicinity, and sbe is not to be driven from other bar so as to allow tho hook to bo grease. to prevent the tar from drying seeking Hew homes. By writing Chas. S. Fee. General Pawngrr heropinion; now there! until It has bad time to fill the minute Agent, placed on a limb. Seo Fig. 2. Northern PaelBc Baitroad. St. Foul, James Cushman.* of Williamston, lost 18 | Another convenient fruit ladder Is pores. Is 1 ecommcndcd. Ono barrel of Minn., he wilt send you illustrated pamphlet*, and books giving you valuable Information sheep. Charles Webb lost 14. nnd the shown In Fig 8, and may bo constructed cool tar will cover 800 posts Wood tar map* tn reference to the country Iravenwd tn this is not serviceable because It does not dry. 1 fis.tsKw.a?:!S!.*“-'s»S2rs is same day two dogs, owned resj>ectlvdy by of any light, tough sapling timber, such line from Mt. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth OU naints are next In value Boiled great and AtAland to Cortland. Oregon and Tacoma Thomas <111luly and James McMnnn, were as young ash, poplar or chestnut. Tho sapling should.bo split at tho butt and linseed oil or any other drying vegetable and Seattle. Washington Territory. This road. ivent across the river Styx. In addition to It* being the only rati Itne to opezwa to about two foel. Tho holos for —not animal—oils are used with lead or Spokaao Fall*. Tacoma and Seattle, reacbe* all A ‘good woman In the central part of the tho rounds In the split part should be any other body (like nulverixed charcoal; the prlneh al potnt* In Northern Mlnn-w>u*nd »tate thanks her friends, through the col­ Cured rather slanting so that the rounds to give substance. Immersion In crude Dekola. Mohtaua. Idaho. Oregon and Washing­ ton. pos«eates uoe-|ualled scenic attraction*, a* umns of thr Greenville Call, for their I when driven In will fit; tho distance apart petroleum is also recommended. well a* euperior train equipment. »uch a* din­ Charring uf those parts which come kindness In “assisting her In the sickness i ought to be eighteen inchee and the tim ing cars and colonlti deeper* toe the uw of In­ and death of her husband.? ber from which they are split should be into contact with the ground can be. con tending settler*, neither of whkh convenience* sidered only as an imperfect preservative, are to Im found on any cither line ticketing bualRev. C. T. Allem of Pontiac, In a reccut well seasoned. Tho other short rounds unless a considerable layer of charcoal is m-*« to tin- state* ami I. rrltorle* named _ri■"i-iot* I* Wrti'J sermon to girls, said: “You may paint or pegs should bo mado of stuff three formed, and if it is not carefully done tbe Over have- been Invented In your faces, put on fine dresses, go out on fourths of an inch by about two inches, effect Is often detrimental, as the process --------- " »t, MttWsaa.-tk« the streets catch a fool mid marry him. and put to mortises^f tho same sire, and both weakens the timber and produces built!Ing at Lansing thus far tlilx ramrn. but the devil will get In his work on you trimmed, curving upward, tho ends to eracks. Abus exposing tbe interior to fer A prcaliarltj of Hum!'* Sanuipartlla t« tnat project about six inches on each aldo of while ft purlffe* lb- blood.it Impart* new vigor just the same.** ' tho pole as represented in'iQg. 8. ' meuta to every (function of tbe body Tlie quo warranto procMjdlngs instituted The Correct Grade In Ditchlug. It is expected tliat Detroit * miiM-utnof Uangins IlonMS1 Tall*. by Sam. CJay ngalnst W. J. Stuart, his wiiu wn> per cvDTsji!!. rIn tlie figure annexed is 11 lust rated the together with »- AortiThe docking of hones' tolls is a mere principle om which au instrument can bo art building will he rtnnpletesl by Aug. -I. successor as protecAdng attorney of Kent •r (folUr* coienuiwv ; method of fashion Just now. In and oounty, have gone nver until October. Clay made that will, says a correspondent In Mtag tfoaertbed In tai.1.1.1. having neglected to -flic his application about New York city, ono aoes banged Rural New Yorker, enable thr most inex If yoil get -hurt of breath, have flutter­ tails on all the saddle horses. There u a perienced to determine the proper grade within the sjM-clfted timt\ ing. pali> in side, taint or hungry *pcll«. fashion too in sotno sections of Gauging tn ditching. CEHTLEMEM. j ; Sfes! Harvey Hall, of Pontiac, will provide swollen (ankles, etc., you have in-art <linDl- uslv tine .-«H <1 Mutw; Afitw |u frartlSu qOArtii’ , i ’ gold rings, marriage lleeiiM*. minister, ea.se, nmi don’t fail to take Hr. Miles’ New hacks, mid two pairs of shoex to the unw- the bone of the talk Tho tgils of aomo Cure. Sold at W. II. Goodyear** drug “2 iss. 1 asphisticated pair who will ogtxs-to t>e mar­ of the racing horses are cut square and store. ried on thr county fair grounds during tbe left somewhat longer as to the hair than John M- Freneli. a inettter >'f the state exposition next Septemlier. those of carriage horses The cutting oft uhI CcwriteS legislatitn- In 1842. live* at l<ansing and a* loik>«». ■ Mrs. Annette Carver, of IMner town­ of a portion of the bone of the tail now at the ripe age of 90 Is still In good sha|w. • ship, Van Buren county, visited friends in. rarely practiced. ttunn!.-;. Decatur one day last weak, and returning W. I. 1K1UGI.AM tiso dHOK tTtUMxreUed home repaired to the orchard with n revol­ By M. P. Is meant Miles nerve and liver The gladiolus is not only one of the ver and blew tin- top of her hear! off. She pills which regulates the liver, stonmeh. most beautiful of the Bumnjtr or tender hail been married but a short time. A DITCH I NO LEVEL. onlu •rr,’n <gn ,,nk»to Sujn*r **• «*- ttrOf» bowels, etr. through their nerves. .Small ­ bulbs, but few plants are-Ko easily man St'SrS" ’s£F: This leveling instrument, according to Conant, son of dx-secretar}' of iigvd and none give greater Hiitisfactlon iu the authority given, may be made of a est and niihlest. A new principle! A revolutionlrer! Samples free- at W. H. (toorf. Jit. and Spencer Cook were cap- proportion to time, labor and money ex­ board five feet, eight inches long, six year’s. * WOOLSY. AOMWT, HOLDEN. N.rtgagtv. Isstt at Monroe mid were nearly ll.sUag* STCABT. KSAI'PEN A VasaKMAN inohea wide, and one-half inch thick, exhausted when rescued by Gale Jackson. 1 Atto.-i.ey- fur Ntctgxgrt. Buccesaive plantings on the same made tho shape of A. B. a pointer c d. A heavy* m** was running, and considerable made exactly five and a half feet long excitement attended the reaeae ofthe lads. ground should be avoided, and the local Ity of tbo bed should not be changed so turning on a. a foot D, slotted and bolted on tho board at C At tho end A of the A Ypallantt num attempted an assault board A B is a graduated arc divided upon a young girl, and thr child’s father into spaces ane-slxteenth of an Inch and brother, not taking inucb stock In ap­ make tbe ground Terr rich for a each. On the pointer c d Is a level peals to thr law proceeded tn thump the crop thia year and pUnt gladiolus L. Tho upper edge of the pointer scoundrel, which they did so effectually 1 should be parallel with tbe edge of the that he will not be moving In society for board AR To use It drive a stake at Several weeks. the lower end. where the outlet of the Whitney A Saunders, proprietors of tlie ditch Is. exactly tho same height u the soldiery' home budge-mill, Grund Rapids, board Is at A. Sight the edge A B to tbe do not accept the finding of tho supreme top of this stake Push the pointer c d court In their case as final, and they will down (or up as tbe case may be) until It ■ask the United States supreme court to la level, and tbe point should be at tern compel the township board to accept their of the orc. Then read tbe number of six liquor bonds. . teentha from xero to the; pointer's end This will give tho fall per rod As tho A Chesaning youth went to Saginaw pointer is five and a half feet long a vari City Monday for a marriage license, but ation of ono-slxteenth of an Inch will thr Important document wan refused be­ equal three-sixteenths of an inch In fall cause the woman In thr case wm 'only 14 per rod. Two sixteenths, equal to one years old. Yet the lad actually had a note It is fitting that the pioneer of low-priced eighth of an inch, will indicate a fall of from the girl’s mother, giving her consent journalism in the West should lead in placing the of The Daily News. The large addition to its three-eighths of anineb per rod; and eight to tbe marriage. sixteenths, equal to one half inch, wfll American newspaper of to-day upon the basis of present million-a-week circulation, which will give one and a half inch fall per rod. and Nettie Falken, of Port Huron, disap­ the lowest unit of American coinage. Twelve surdy come with its reduction to <wrr awf tin peared several week ago, and it was I* J. L. Newberry ’* shingle mill at AlanAon burned Wednesday. Imaa 815.000; no JpsunuKc. W. - L. DOUGLAS S S3 SHOE. ne cent d ta|. THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS'** announces the reduction of its price from Two cents to ONE CENT per copy. । Mevod that she bad been stolen. Nettie •wasn’t that sort uf a girl, bownver: and she -writes from Joliet, DI., that she Is merely visiting her grandparents, and that Wfafm she gets ready she will be home. The'best varieties and •p-clea of huckle Geo. Kenney, a Detroit. I<amdi>g &. Northern employe at Ionia, is under urTest charged with raising a pay cbock from •83.72 to 842.95. Kenney nays some la<ls took the check from his pocket ami mis­ chievously raised the figure--, returning the paper to hh prxJctd, all without his knowlTILE GLADIOLUS. | Seven years ago Frederick J. Woodard, bf Manistique, was accused of assaulting” his 14-ycar-old stepdaughter. He was tent to Jail to await trial but e*eai»cd there­ from. Recently he was apprehended and aeturned to Bcboolcraft county. His trial wan held last week, amt notwithstanding positive evktence by hla alleged victim and her mother, the jury acquitted him. Good Appwtit* and John Martin, uf Mendon, lias been ap­ pointed postal clerk <ju the M. C. main line. J. C. Burrows. Kalamazoo, MMu. testL ■ka: -For more than five jears a member «f my family has tetrn afflicted with hay •tver. culmlnaOnr late In th* fall In a hacktagjrougb. Ewry pro.rci fuUle. Not half a (exteaet of <uwd before In Garden and Forest attention is called to the important fact that a succession of Cowers can only bo kept up by repeated plantings because tbe flowers that one bulb will produce are quickly gone. Tho spring fever In gardening creates a desire to have everything at ths earliest jKHudblo moment, whether seasonable or not, and early planting oMho gladiolus brings the dowers in ths very hot. dry weather of our midsummer, when In its natural habitat It flowers in the rainy season. For perfect flowers a motet* at­ mosphere Is n eraseery; to that cod the bulbs should bo planted from tho first to tbe middle of July, and they will then eomo into flower about the first of Octo Ing air moist. Any given variety coming Into flower at that time will give spikes of blooms much larger and stronger and the colors will bo far better than If the ---------• — -VMU. MT *r-pv up iruui July until fraat by planting every two la lb. cut (or which n u ‘ *5*1-n<”vu Madman, at Bocb r?tcr;I^’ Xw U ahpwn a spike of Bowen, also ths way in whkh little bulbUt* form utlbs base uf the bulb. Th™ may U kspt until spring and sown in drills blackberries and raspberries are cult! voted. Plante found growing on high. drv ground can be taken up with lass labor than those growing In low ground, and usually with a ball of earth about their roots There in no risk In moving such plants. A huckleberry plantation la very much like an asparagus bed as to permanency, for with ordinary care cither willAst a lifetime. P. B. Crandall stated before the West, cm New York Horticultural society that grape*, picked and wilted, then buried In stone jare three or four feet below the surface, will come out with stems green and fruit plump and bright In the spring A. C. Hammond, secretary of the Hllnots Horticultural society, reports most excel lent results from spraying bis orchard with London purple. He recommends using a pound of purple to three barrels of water and applies with an ordinary force pump. A. W. Chcevcr claims that grass can be grown much more economically In rota tion with other crops than If the attempt Is made to grow It continuously on tbe same land for a long term of years lang we will always find that the Intro­ duction of deep rooted crops will benefit the soil, ” says Dr. Goeasman. Tbe director of the Maaeechewet^ Ex ueriment station favors spreading out barnyard manure on the aurfare of the soil as soon as possible. It doc. nut gain iu vaJue by being kept, and It Is unl.raTtbi for siuck to lioYe it stored under them. Tbe total exports of apple* from the United States and Canada for IWu-3 were barrels. asagnUat 811,410 bam-t* fur 1886-7 About one half 11m shlpmsul. years ago that Unit was the nickel in Chicago and throughout the Northwest The founding of The Daily News at a lower price was regarded by the journalistic profession as inviting certain failure But they were^rrong. To-day there is not a nickel paper in Chicago, and the circulation of The'Daily News averages, ^s shown by its pub­ lished sworn statements, 175,000 copies a day— with a single exception the largest daily circula­ tion in America, and greater than the circula­ tions of all other Chicago dailies contbrned. The Daily News has prospered beyond the most sanguine hopes of its founders. For this it has more than once made its grateful acknowledg­ ments to an appreciative public. It believes, how­ ever, that the time has now come when, acting entirely within the limits of a wise commercial progression, it can give its thanks more pr^.^ expreasioi. It proposes henceforth to "divide" u to Its friends—and to multiply as to its circula­ tion. To-day it reduces its price to Ous Cent— and expects to double its! circulation. will fully compensate for tlie reduced profit dt which each paper is sold. All this concerns the reader only as assuring him that The Daily N’iAys can reduce its price and at the same time nuiiitajh its high character as the foremost ncwspajx r : tip Northwest—that a million-a-wcek circulation makes ther-ctherwise impossible entirely j» -MbW. I Th^ present is peculiarly tlie time to inaugtjrate 'tins popular departure in American jour­ nalism. The approaching -Presidential election widens immeasurably the field and opportunity for The Daily News as an independent, impartial, fearless newspaper—one free from all the entangle­ ments of mere partisan allegiance. The demand is more and more for a newspaper which shall give all the political news free from partisan colot? ing, and which shall tell the absolute, unvarnished truth about things, regardless of its effect up n thfc fortunes of this or that political party or candidate This demand The Daily News aims to meet, and at its reduced price it combines all the elements which should make it literally everybody’s paperTo the thousands of new readers whose atten­ tion is now for the first time directed to The Da«4 News it h proper to say that they will find it complete in all the essentials of the best Anierir can journalism of to-day. Its quality as a i-'T'J* paper proper is best indicated in the foct that iHf ; *«. THBDuurNiJ^Uthui.S^h the put as well u all that i, rightly expected of it in the future u a leader ta proerea^?ASricaa joumaham—can be produced and wld for me M a <4rz, and thia by reaaon of those com­ mon pnncrples of trade which make possible , lower prices just in proportion as the a^reX ,cwted Press." The other "Associated Pre>papers in Chicago, the Tribime, the Tinies and <*^rn fapers a week, u shown by its fato’-Octait all cost three cents. The Chicv-o .”'S lUteraenU °f circulation, and it .Daily News prints all l/u news and sells it ' •' CM afford to sell at a waller profit per pair thao o* amad^y. Sold by alf news dealers Mailed. other Chicago dailies, ao one of whi^has a. POJttge paid, at <3-00 per year, or 25c. per month. much as om-third the average dfolj tirdSri^ Address ' VICTOR F. LAWSON, Publisher. The Daily News, Ciu t �CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. Work'd Striker! or Their Sympathizer. enG1NEER AND FIREMAN «kW0,M = THE NATIVES OF BARBADOS. OOiNQS OF THE NATIONAL MAKERS AT WASHINGTON • BEATEN. Ewing-* story was tbe eubeUnoo of Smith's adjourned at 10®. Saturday rejected Bingham's propcoittou relative to a mail subsidy in tfa postoffloo appropriation Uli. instated on a dtaagree- explouivos captured vtm dynamite. ■Ud tbe prertd«t many vetrew County hospital, while rt»- belonging to tlm company -..i and guarded by polioa ‘TuC-ern *n<l Kmxi® »t«ot, tbe iLr/roa''. .madron a "Q” engine r*!‘t 1. . >,.,f seventy-five infuriated the evening. : Fred Heal, engineer, and Endin' S 'ffi “ 'v. . ,n'ie switching. __ . ^±2.- “* fater-rtate commerec law wa* then taken up. An amendment »u ^opted giving United State, circuit and dl»--v, Tioiauon 01 tlw? law. consldereble delate tbe bill was pasar-L The house bUl authorising a britare across tbo Mlsw..>h At Kinale lynamlte at the headquarters of tb-> brotherl.ood at the Grand Padflc, be replied that be had seen a package which was said to con­ tain dynamite; that Bowles said n was dyne­ mite, and showed him several cartridges which he had with him. CniCAOO, July 16.—The Burlington coc- ««*. afa. a rreoluu^ providing f^ . ■pecial cotumittee to inquire whether tlw law prohibiting tho Importation of contract labor fau beun evaded; olw, o reenlution making tbe Blair educational Uli »p.<ial ordor fur July 17. .All were referred. A bill woe faplace Saturday, accompanied with a highly I traduced to Increaw tbe jansions of Mexican exciting scene in court. The developments war veterans to |rj per month. Tbo Mill* of Friday which fixed upon Bowles the jmr- ara‘1,5 uning upon him. and tliere were some proceedings fafore court opened that proba| }y made counsel for the defense uneasy. Tb-j throe priajnTs-Bowtea, Wilson and Bro^rfak-were taken before Commissioner Moyne Saturday St 9 a m., and the two fat- t tor took their places by tbeir counsel,-but I Bowles walked walkrel into tfa the room with tbu rail rail-­ j Howies way rtiunae! and took 4 Mat apart. He Lad ju< l>een having an Interview With ti« rail- , way penpl., and it was evident that be had 1 broken down during the satuu. aa there were ! fete. & jsetod—10H tn 37. Beverel amendment of­ fered by Republican* were rejected, and one by J! illr making tbe duty .« molaaM pot over 56 degress 2^ cent* per gallon adopted. Thh completed tbe paragraph, and the 4 - m(xinu -------- to out tho starch provision wa*'t^t ftt 5 p. m., when the house adjourned^ Waihisgtox Crnr, July ll.-Hb« <<Tered a re-dnvs^u7 drretlne T tr77. ,nv'-u«- “ ■aid feort!a* limre p '■ je«ured lift thrown into th« cab. and ’ breaking deUcat •ry. Tlw engineer and at tho tire*, onslaught. ."T’T: d Hilt life to ; It* Of 1 Hrei mk! Darby!* said ; the d^bSrtthl? hi dttuoatfc **1 rnent to tbe sundry civil bUl appropriating case at lu o'eloek o'clock. -u» adjourned OJourr^-t to U Mooxlay U Bowlus »s< taken to Marshal Marsh's after­ ward nnd relwwad on 85.0U0 bail by Commis­ sioned Hayua. A defiant smile wa* on Bro-leriek's Up* aa be nalkvd back to tfa marshal's office in tbe custody uf Marxiial BarchanL He look'd at TU of the party and /fair rag" tty num, with a look at mingled pity ami con­ tamage to ifa cogljte uji«1 ---ha tempt. A n ths oafae*-- yas tg>»k«n, Ban-hanl and Detective Bonfield had a burled through its -long talk with Broderick in the marshal's office, but tbe idg engineer kept up his smile. . . turn*! in a police alarm.and li l,„„,ai u, lh. United Rtutea Tbo ronferenev report on the District appropriation bill was then agreed to, and tlte seuate adjourned. The botnta spent the day on tlie Mills bill In committee of tbe whola The amendment restoring tbu duty on starch was rejected. The duty on rire flour and’ rice meal was nu*ly injured, 'Squads r. quarter the (itand twins and chains and tie. tht-nre irtgagte mlt, the first In journm-ut bafag reacbad at midnight A PARISIAN SENSATION. good medicine to purify, vitalise, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sareapartlfa tt worthy liar, and this brought about the encounter. Thu Weapons used ware swonl* The duelling round was on Count Dillon'* estate at Neu- John H. Murphy, charged with conspiracy, worn called faforo Justieo*D. J. Lyon, Judge Barnum .topped forward and spud; “If Lt FOB spend for bright ribbon*or a stunning gown, that a largr? majority of black women in­ come concubines by choice. This conditicu while Prenitof r 1-xjuet iwcap^l with a slight ^rntcb on tlw hand. Thr membw* of ,ho ministry awaited Ute r«n>h«/ Um>du2j“l bindlng themselves for life to an untrial partner. "Suppoto be done turn out twd, tbe residence of Frotiiter Fk-|uet, and >• 1 <,or niisw,'n'1 on*' that gentleman returned fa received a per­ inartcr feet ovation. Uulya small crtrwd was a watt­ fag the return of Gau. Boulanger. did not marry. . Later jarticulars saj Uiat Gen. Boulanger It tenet far b»dr tn the hiktory of tbefa' lott onwiderable blood from tliosw.wd thru.*! islands to vemdoo and fetich worship, tbo how seriously bo is hurt. Tbo gunerul »aj nccotn|>anit<d by MM. Heriree and J-ataem. et^L My man dropped M. Flcquet was tecondnl by MM. Clcmon- other day, with dainngi o-au mid Perrin - Boulanger fought desperately and displayed much feeling. He tyied very iiard to kill his antagonist. He threw himself again and agnin on NL Fkxjuet, making deqx-rate lunges with his sword at «rory onslaught Both duelist* reftiand to «V>p at tin- reqinwt of their seomdv, when M. Floqnot'a hand was rent tbe duty on.flax and linen thread, etc., Wakhixotox Cmr, July 10.—Representa­ tive Randall's physicians say their patient U has boon no t«.-urr*nce of itemorrhngu sinew Saturday night. Mr. Randall slept conoid, erebly since early yesterday morning, and at midnight last night was resting comfortably. Dr. Martin, who. with Dr. Malian, remained st Um Randall residence Saturday night, re­ turned to i'hilaiinlpbm yesterday nnd will against H'»gu and Muroby. I ap'*-»r for tfa defendant*. I was tioj/called In?-, tfacoau -“’’I1 ,u,,nin*ting cap* Later fa IkuKoI-' JiP '* I' Ondin< and Bfaith went to Iu“i Coding gave him four Mvijta M,,| wmo Smith took toUn . • "" Broderick li following scores: ai ..^TTSpitUbdrg . New York 1;I; at•» Pittsburg Phlfadiljtafa I,‘dU“‘— rft “71LtuKrait» poll* 5, Washington 3; at ifateo't tv-t/m U—eleven innings; _1U3 J ka. declined to interfere in tho case of Brooks, CATARRH. 25?T? DON'T SCOLD Rheumatism or 1 ie«e twin diseases. Bal—ougbta't man to be blamedV, faaffagEhrnH thousand* wno b?ra 4* ■ame way ? It h*» cureu mmdredj after physicians have pncnoouCC^ than iDcunUa. . X«w AJbaw, l|y< tiful «iot*d pteture, •• Moorish Malden.'' THEATHL0PH0R0S CO. 112 RMtSt. H.T. kiml-Dr. Wtn Magaiine. ___ Purify Your .Blood. Bodily and menial health .depend upon a healthy condition of the b./**1- Tho blood particularly tn tbe •pn.’W >nd 'summer months, becomes clogged w‘tb Impurities, which poison It end goner* «• disease. A harmless blood purifier te yooMary to restore a healthy tone. The best purifier and tonic known 1* Swift’s Specific (S. 8. a). Of Its won­ derful purifying and tonic powers wo give a feiv te-stimoniafa: ■ Mr. Wm. A. blebold, with George P. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce Street, Now York, write*: “1 feel It my duu-, for ' tho benefit of other* who may fa al­ tho senate insist, and a long debate uniu^d, choose. I suffered great pain from bolls, all over my neck; 1 conld not , ornate bill providing fur reeroost defense* turn my head without acute pain. After was next taken up, and another long debate trying all the usual remedies, and find- . THE "Q PLOT OUTLINED. b-ok place, .but without actiou tbe senate, at unlere summoned here by sonx- unlooked-for opportunity to see my clients. 1 <»k that fiJO p. in., adjourned. Tin- housu ordered a couftwoocn on tbe emergency the caae be pustfrtned." The pbyrielans and household felt so rtwrb •ign of my affliction can bo ■can." Mr. Frank Collier, who appeared for tbe land forfeiture 1411. and after »mn« debate concurred in the si-pate amendnirat tn the eucutiragvd and hopeful of continued proj^w John A. Baur- crxilincance. u sorne of the agricultural bill apjirvficiating flOO.UXJ for during the night that Dr. Malian and Mr. ways builds me up, giving me appetite Randall's oiliest dougbter and ber hu-ib^d. sorghum axporixntinta. which bad faro the and digestion, and enabling me to stand 1 the hot summer day* On using It I continuance wan granted, and the hearing cause of diiagroement. This paaaed tbe bill ynamlte cooepiraey against was set for next Saturday morning. soon become strong of body and easy of I Tbe conference report on thr District bill mind.'' was agreed to. and then in committee tbe Mr. C. E. Mitchell, West ild BL ■ irt-room. The bearing, Mill* bill wa* resumed on tbe amendment BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS. Perry. New York, writes: "I eulghed • 1 States Commiodntter fixing tbe itaty on flax nnd linen thread, etc., 116 pounds when I began taking your j ntxl Coding arrived at 40 per rent nd velcrem. After a long medicine, and now 153 pound* 1 would ■ •lock accompanied by not bo without 8 aa for sever*! times political debate it was rejected Thu rate of Pennsylvania home. ibdr at its weight lu gold.” . CHICAGO, July 10.—National league base duty on bags and bogging wa* changed ’ r.abtie and David. Brod­ Treatise on Blood Slid Skin Dlsoaaa . in ! iiowles were brought from from 15 l«r cunt. nd valorem to mailed free. TnaSwirrSrectnc Cou Nox<jvrrr, Maa*. July, lik—Tbe following ibejaiiearly in tbe morning mid confined in ■coma: At Chicago—Chicago 3. Boston 4; at % of a cent a pound. Tbe I,rawer 3- Atlanta, Ga. . h last night's'll o ’ clock ’ bulletin relative to Detroit — Detroit 3. Washington 5 — ten in ­ !te in Marshal Manta's office. wool section wa. then taken up nnd Neither H'SJ- nor Murphy attended the ning* Other scheduled game* not played— Caswell of Wisconsin offered an amendment Gen. 'Sbnridan: “Gen. Rheridan pass d a prom:*.', revelation* oxicemlng the con- rein. rotatitatfag tfa sctwdnle of 196T for the one vary oomfortable night, sleeping quietly nnirly the entire time. Ho tuui had o good Ipritey MRS. Winslow* Boonmto Bvhci- shouU Chicago. July 11.—Base ball playing in day notwithstanding some slight. tilsnrder of alw»v» bo med for children teethl»g. It sooth* I'nite! District Attorney Ewing the National league yesterday gave tbe fol­ th. ' hll'I. inn.-tLi tbe rums, allays all pain, euros lowing raratta: At Chicago— Boston 1. Chi- evening s-w-lon tho Mil providing for taking aliment*, which has jmdured no unfavora- wind colic, and Is tbe fast remedy for dtnrrha-*. Twenty-five cent* a bottle. tbo olr-von th and cubet-quont censuses wa* 0; at Indianapolis—Philadelphia-’, Indianap­ ponied. O'Neil, by an Ingonlnu* amendment Are there more osta-s tiiau knaves qr olis i: at Detroit—Washington 0. Detrrdt 4. which wa* not noticed until adopted, got tbo more kuaves'than asses on our board <if Chicago. July 12.-Tbo pteying of the rddenDen'.'—Lansing Republican. Comit K*tU>, fa •I think it will appear two leading HuIm tn tbe National Raw Ball SUDDEN AND DISASTROUS FLOOD. 'cm and see. that on or al«>ut the 29th leogno h« l'e*'° remarkably uniform this work. When Chfaigo lost Detroit very mag­ once to honorably discharged soldier* Tbe eupfax-l -i- tmclh of th* Chicago. nanimously hwt also, ami when one captured bouse adjourned at 11:30 p. m. B. F. Nounw, General Western Agetit Bur!tejjto:i ,v Quincy a dynamite cartridge. a game tbe other did likewise. Tlie scores Wabhibotox CrrY, July IS.—A resolution PreixxcRO. t*, July BI—There was al­ Royal Baking Powder Co., writes: “I have y«<toniny were: At Detroit—Philadelphia was tatrndneed in tha senate yesterday pro­ most an unjiTvcedented f reafat in tlie Monon­ never found so great reunite from physi­ cians ’ prescriptions and attendance upon our re. on June 15, a similar 4. Detroit fl; at Chicago—Washington 5. Chi-' viding for Ute prinuMg of extra coptas of tbe gahela yeoterilsy, and tbo lorn thereby is esti­ ■xptodad. SerereI days cag»>7: at Pittsburg-Boston «. Pittaburg 8; ___ I__ remit on vetoed nrlmated at 8).0W).(»M). Wbre-ling report* the children, ns I have from a few days twe <if prkfrtotl Indlanapoite—Now York 5. Indianapolis 2. vale damago in the vicinity of Grafton. W. Va., at Papillon(extract of flax) Skin Cure. 1 •••' ------- -- - -­ Chicago. July 18.—Tbe National Base Id quite as acrimonteus debata.during which not Ims than 8350,000, and nfaut Fairmont at cannot describe to you medically what fa iimnler of dynamite cart- Ball league played but two gamos yerterday. Blair said tbe prefadefit’s menwges were not as much more. The lore nt Brownsville, Pa., has done for us, but can say .that yean, of Butter of HmRh Carolina is reported to be over |U£»,Wl). at Rowlere treatment have not aecompilshed what PftboM at Detroit and Ptttataurg being stopped Rentiemanly. ■ Bowles met Smith and by l>ad weather. Tbe scores were; At Chicago thought Blair a poor judge of genttaman- burg, W. V*. |125.«k>. In this neighbor­ pillou lias after a few :o>i>i;<-ntionaCJ-*r«1’ Wind to bi. }>ottk-s only 81 at W. M. Goodyear's druff the Uv- of dynamite, and —Wa*hington 23. Chicago V; at In-lianapolis Imod, and Blair retorted that fa st any rate hood it will oxewd 8IU0,<XU wJ not a traitor nnd todrbtasl to bis country The rise of the water won remarkable for store. > mid be u**l. Tbecvi- -Now York n. Indianapolis 9. “ “T “ it* sudrlenne*. tlie report from Greensburg ■ w that nt el-rot 9 Chicago. July 14.—That score of 21 to 9, f<.u.iu. Ti.. 0-<vJ«* David Farley, one of the first settlers in «yock t-: .'Iky^fi Ihiwtafi got a buggy at faing that tbo river went up there thirtywith which the Statesmen mopped the earth Calhoun county, died Monday at his honfa Aurora sul j,Hndtb with him to ttm with Aoww's atblrtw Thursday, was erU south of Albion, aged 84 years. He hall .»n <rf I..,,,, sulB white on the rand Bowles detitiy a little too much of a good famg for a bill to |«y Mr* Harali L Latimer WHO, tor giving Important information In 1W4 as poopte think tb" final been a supervisor for a number of years. »e> .'uuitt> lh namite cartrhige nnd ful- tbo ex-chnmjdous. and they rfl,.... pltated by cfandMtiug ■■■ ,|, j arranged thorn for ex- with tbo Wasliington* yesterday. A peculiar to hostile intention* of tbo BiouxIndian*, buret in tbe maun at: | tliv.fan les got out of tfa buggy feature of tbo day’s pteying fa league I'arento too frequently jM*nult their chil­ Pitteliurg tbe Io tween 'Ireunsburg pfae.-1 cartridge on th» track, and dren to Huffer from fits, St. Vitus dance, rommittee to investigate altar* 1 evroioa*«y AwUyafterubrli tb- explosion took place, pelted to live in tbe upper nunrou-'ineM. etc., when they can fa cured. A 'b-y w uf'Mrward Bowl*, told Smith Mrs. I’- wm cured of sick headache, dixtbe evil, of too much away to get more dyna- iifampolte^New, York 4. ’ IndfanapoU. fa Ing cidly of Italians and Tba MUto Wl •eek tbo bills for safety. Many had not Urn tlness, dyspepsia, nevous prostnition of IB ‘ta. snd tb|t he would giro him soma. at Pittsburg-(tmimfag) Boston fa ream standing, after faUnre of 1« physlr^itfad dlscuwlon. until at ’I’”’? *‘faou» giving Smith any 4; (afternoon) H-ton fa Pittsburg fi. at De cianr. Mrs. K, of sick headache for « r.:ai H few day, after Baureteen trail-(first game) Philadelphia 1 jMrtn.tt 3; years; Mrs. P.of twenty to fifty fitea night: At -Polhhtown ®«HmiUat4toll him that Bowin* had left (second game) Philadelphia 0, Detroit i .u. twinz tfa consideration of an enty-flve shanty boat* occupied. by MX» peo olhora from this vicinity could fa- mentioned ’!**•<» h r bin. nt Heck's hotel. A day Chicago. July 16 -Tbo tm* bah schedule* tamraized private pension bill*. The oppewiwho have been cured by that underfol tagoniswl pr nlgllt ■ad. ‘ 1 Uftur«*wn again met him at tbe Hoar of the playing yesterday were nerve food and medicine—Dr. Miles’ Ner­ l.mj it; be llad gfl- Bny of that vine. which contains no morphine, opium, nothing wro areompfafad. «hfaUowi y«- <1> Smith's reply that be bad or dangerous drugs. Free sample bottles bouw adjourning at 10 15 7-.;. •nggwfal that that may fa had at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. ** * K0"1 tin* usa It, and •'* ft'’ suggestion and the rtoult CumncgO., July IS.—EIm nrear Stan XsrfAthieuc... »• English «pavin Itmment removre ail • ipi ntro near Aurora. For tbe yard was banged in tho Ohio peniiwittary at hard. roft. or ealloufad Inmi* and bletfi'fa. It seems that Bowles was £ JffKSSff tw.ooo for a public I mild I ng at 11.50 yesterday morning for the murder of Ishre from hows, blood spavin, enrfa. M. —'l~n. Al'™ “ splints, eweenn. ringlxmc. stlftea. spralnii thJ.L. r ! n w«**lvi*ed if be really Yom.rwwn. M. l»rr. all swollen throat-, cough*, rte. Save WO hwhl/i.? *rtwB* be tb°ught to i«e fol *** * '*r- 1U MWw7r.pl al W.nb4ta. and .igf.qateUng u> B<«U4»nw>. by uro of one bottle. Warranted. Sold toy T^Chle.. the — ------------------ Swiss <w a branch sold tars’ boqw Wterant Dr E. H. lathrop. (Iruggirt, HMtlngB. ^£*-T ' -r Hrnlth met Broderick. SL.aa-. — tlie Salvation array, -Meh. other men. Broderick adly tha cause. H« "»ut bl< d<*‘u‘ flr,,,1Jr' “iquirwj f..r 1 * l>w and also for Coding, Ifflfadh? 1T’n B not® 'dig A™ and’ W,W wiu < givgn n note eluded ->n>e rsrt,i.i Blf tM wife to give him aome 'n\ recently mninwintd PILIS. RHEUM. ■light wounds 00 the band, chest and foot. ence report on tbo pretoffire approptiatlqn bill was pruMiuted to t)x> senate yesterday, the houte insisting on its disagn-munt to tbo danse appropriating Injo.IXV fur Mouth Amnr- .|OO Doses One Dollar Ptlmt subsidy and tithe taxation, nnd are well attended. It Is a simple impossibility to make them RANDALL A VERY SICK MAN. United State* warrants, among them twing Hoge and Murphy. After adjournment the engineers who had listened to the caw gath­ ered in little knot* in the corridor* and dix- quent. m a certain way they That is, (hey attend church The Church of England then tin- bill wa* amended by fixing tbeduty wagon load of officer!. nowoiand debate, and the discusrion was continued by Scott, Giaevooor, Ford of Michigan and SICK HEADACHt CONSTIPATION ■rtsST/We. State of Mwhl_ At a session of IhAProhata Umlsmo. 3of BarryboldenattbeProo tnUwdtv Haallngs In said county on Fridav, tbe Zted.fey pf June, In the year on« thousand eight liundn-il am! eighty eight. Present. Wm. W. Cole. Jcdgr of frnbatr. In thr matin Of the estate ol Charles Hipp, deo-asni. '• on l eading and filing the petltio*. duly verb fled, of Josephine Hipp, widow of sftld deceased, praying thal administration of said estate may be granted to Josephine Hipp, or some other suitable perron. Thereupon It l» ordered, that Thursday, the lielrs oil other jwcons Interested In ?, .. . _____ , are required to appear at a session at said Court, tlicu to fa bolden at the Probate Office. In the city of Hartings In said county and show cause. And It h furtlw ordered that siffil petitioner give notlbe to the persons interested tn said es­ tate. of thr pen<ten<n- of Mid petitk beartug thereof by causing a copy of to be pubHstied in the HMtlure bank paper printed and circulated Insatd Barry once tn each week for three Judge of Probate. Htate of Michigan, county of Barry.—s*. At a session of thr Probate Court — County of Barrv. hoidten at the Probate Office in On reading and filing the final Loyal E. Knsnpcn. adinlnlttrator a( praying that his Mid account may ta his final account, and the decreed < and assignment duly made Mid h« bedlscttarged said estate. are required ..M K— Offlee In the city of Hastings shew cause. If any theret*. the petitioner should not be grantao. And It U further ordered. That said petitioner give notice thereof by causing a copy of tMa « published in ,tha Halting* Banner . ,,, ...I I. Was. 'J.IOIX, Judge of Probate. Whart An You Going? trouble. tlma and money Asm' srTO MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palace Steamers. DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND C OUR tLLUSTRaTCD omit A OmM «m Mufti a �Hastings Banner. Bantings. W THK HAstlXUS-MICJI.. IX'STOFFICE, ________ ^V<.t*I 14. 1”7!>.______ _ MAUMHALL L. COOK. Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES. Vt-s: MtoOPKlCT. BENJAMIN HARRISON. j OF JXWAJTA. y<4i vu K-PJlK«M»Mlrt, LEVI P. MORTON, | OF XKW VOfUt. ' HARRISON’S CHINESE RECORD. The record <>t Gen. Barrison, the nomi­ nee of the rejiiblicau party for the ITvsldency. is ideptjeal w ith that of every antlC’hlnesr cltlwn of California.—San Frauctaro Bulletin^ If thr Chinese bill which Mr. Harrison reported had been enacted it would have kept thousaiils of -t'binese out whd will come In niwlct thr new treaty.*—San Fran­ cisco Call (Ina.) The voter** will have no difficulty lu de­ ciding which party favors Chinese exclu­ sion. The interests of the coast Kill Isfar safer in thr Imiida of Mr. Harrison, who bwlsted rin framing an exclusion, than in thr liniids df Mr. Cleveland, who killed it.—Sou Francisco Post - mark, In a speech before the’ Gertimu ndclwtag, expressed himself unqualifiedly on this point and made this significant reference to the American policy. Said The suecewt of the United States hi ma­ terial development Is till: inost^inmilrlotui of modern times. The American Nation ha* not only successftjlly bore aud suje pressed the most gigantic nnd expemdw war of all history, but Imiuvdiataly after­ ward dlsliauded ite army, found work fur all its Mikilera and mariners paid oft most of its debt, given lala»r und homes to al) umimployed of Europe as fast as they could arrive within Its territory, and still by a system of taxation mi indirect as not to be preetdved, much less felt. Ihx-ause it L* my deliberate judgment that the pros­ perity uf America is mainly due. to ite sys­ tem uf protective laws, I urge that Ger­ many has now nmrhvd tliat point where it is iit-eeMary to imitate tlie tariff system of the United Staten. it may be truthfully said that thia la the view entertained by able statesmen of all foreign countries.. They point to our country's ptuqteroua career under protec­ tion and justly credit our national pros­ perity tn. pur Wish tariff pollc'y.—Detroit Tribune. ACCUMULATIONS OF A PAWNBROKER PUT ,UP AT AUCTION. white watting the arrival of.lbe idea) The auctionoers had;a bouse clearing. pocket pistol.* w hich Mr Wilkins Micawber. Gent., and otteni who were waiting for soma­ thing to tarn up had confided to the care of Quarter, quarter, quarter, will th- auctioneer, and wh«s»wcr he urgol them to “make it'a quarter" they generally inadt it a quarter. A suspicion that they ware in sympathy with the vender* made their neighbors light rather shy of them, and whenever they showed much di*;xMitlor to professionals would turn with a laugh, and regard tl-.r-.r unprofessional sister with scorn. A handsona- Newfoundland dog strayed in throng, am! regarded the proccolings with philosophic loftiness. “What form of human “with a solid fourteen carat gold case." “Anlminerw* bargain,’’ added Mr. Jingle .ml,-Ml.. * K» the basincm of a t>arroorn is a bright «Uver d<>liar glued fart to too floor in front of tbe . . .... _ n—l.-r n drink dtecovers roc cuui, • — ।---- -- -• pnekrt it without t<eing wen, ond to that end -x. . Mil in Tvivnumt for a half. Although it would tx> much better if. after having teeth extracted, tbe patient would wait for a week until tbe mouth heals gurermueui w-iL-grapooQc i with u ball and chain atta--',. • •, h^T“* con*-ict who had bout and pain which uf naceratty follow* a quick operation radar tldin depar. toolbit**. “Bow do 1 do it so quickly. Wall, by a method or proces* 1 ux> in vulcauUing or •cooking the rubber used for tbo plate,which reduces that usually long procera to on hour'* juugiug UJ a .icw 1 ora cuuip-b-.,. mu-. . . Guayaquil with the cuuidr n,-..'-;.an extremely high, tho tan* u lbe State* bettur S3 a word «.u on the number and »t»” of thr platinum pins which the teeth contain, and the quality and texture of the jKccelain umkL “pnm,- too,’ tbe small manufacturers of cheap teeth are continually cutting one another* throats. uud the people gel the quietly or benefit. The drtitut baa very little to du lx. determining tbe price. . - ‘■Countryman and farmers buy tu~,.falto teeth than do any other clam of people. You «ev, Mix Joiua, for instance, bo* tbe tooth husband tohl of the trick I Sb- provided ache, cornea to tonn, qpd. after frantic atbenwE-wltb " sliorp edged tack puller, nnd yunpu to gut rid of the pnn. bn all her made a round of nil the pvggenw in her teeth pulted, and with n beautiful new art. neighburlioiKl where the dollar dndge was with portal* a little gold' filling in front, re­ turn* to her village, oj farm. Mrs. Smith in roch place, neatly pried up the coin while ww® Mrs June*' treto, and, not content to lxthe l«rkwper wa* making change, nnd went without anything that Mra. Jone* has, »bc, too, come* to town and ha» pirwdain sulwu tute<l for bone. “Country people don’t take pro] er or even decent can of their teeth, and. lw* de*, they eat too t-rneb pie. And they, too, are tbe scribed iu print. This 1* the trade of tbe people who want tbun- teeth served up In an Itour's time. A countryman couwe to tbe city expecting to do shopping for ‘tlie folks at home.' take m tbe town and jsrovido him•elf, and |«*:na|r> hl* family, with a art of teeth, and al) in one day. Somrtimen ba is »ucct*aful, too. a board meeting, thr amount “Negro™ carry a good deal of porcelain Ing to the eoinjony be serves andgold in their mouth*, too, but they, al­ most invariably, want tbe most expensive M-t*. instating upon gold plates and a plenty of gold filling. 1 have made a number of payipg n director «1 for negroew which c*»t f 100 But in a The only require- year** time a negro will manage to break tbe brat set that 1 can make, and then, of course, be receive* a bill forrepatrs. But it is a ixvuliarlty of txxird meetings that Tbe gold platea are. of course, incumparaably better than tbe rubber or tbe celluloid, not swemUe. Tin? directors, with that fine eye to bus!nram tliat charabtcrire* the average and if a patient cou.afford tbvia 1 nJ way* ad­ । fittaocur, are.prvtty certain to *ee to it that vise tta-ir use."—New York Evening Woritt they earn their fees, especially a* the nxvtings are gt-ucrslly abort ones and held quite wnbroker. He i* a* benevolent a* 1 am. * heart bleed* when cinnutHtanav compel attending them.—Alfred TrumUo in New him to *el) the forfeited idedga* uf tbe needy. Twenty dollara ora bitt [Wb6 «ay» quarter r within the court of a Buddhist temple as tin ston-houM of ite relics. Tbu honor thus du* nera a* were most distinguished for their learning E Widows Wenden u,- l'l^Mu*,.Uu The sultan of Zanzibar did s,xxv4t .m dow the sultan uf Muscat La, ;4anl n»77 •Tbo number of widows wawlcrtax solate along the store* <■{ tt. Araixaa « and*tha Indian urao- i* t.xcfno™ York World ‘ CREAM JakinJ •"qwdeh perfect Ite superior tat-eilrt>er proven In aiUMxari hotaea tor luory than a <|iuitn <•. » ^utur?. It U used by the United Ktate* <„>wr.Iisrct. Et dersed hv th* bead* nt H.ei;rrarC'.>'vr«<'M as Ute M rouse*• fur-: ..i.d rn.nf HesShtu. I»r. 1‘rlc. • ('ream Itaklux 1‘uwder J<«-« M contain Ammonia. I.!< .e. ur Alum. B.14 ouij in ean*. ERICKMAKINt: l*OWl)Htr«. ,XKWY»aa. CBWA4C*. sr.uAW. One would hardly go to KatUrlund for Bo was' revolutionary in his doctrines gold watch was produced. find such a one there. Tim Kafllr baby, when parent death. Tbe dreamer lies in the open reduo. r, Chi* primary pur- Ctar it.• The hair u turned inward, giving tbe yon ng Kaffir a* soft a Led as seme found in tbo cradhw of royalty. Foor long strips of anto- Reitert of tbv condition of th*- Hartita* Oh Bank at Hasilugs. Mlehinn. mi Mwidsy. July death are eligible to member- peculiar fashion.—Drake's MagaziiK. I>or from Bank* and »u«, crau kvumii or in war; out u toe face is distorted it ban iudicaUon that the skphaut. A photograph of the rock sboa* Tbow- who foresee cam also prevent Uanltal jald In. fiSS'd?2-u '•nt DepcHftors.. l»g« with one whose death is fonsssu, a sweat lodge built by the latter, pronouncing cer­ tain incantation* end sprinkling the body of the client with tbe powder of tbe arteotesia, (Cat) Independent. coming death, bur is not k infatKhte aa tha spectacle of a dog mounting tho side of an earth lodge, and peering through tbe opening at th. top Then, with tramUlng limbs, the ‘'•"■fcj'lr. Rm voi ne.Natarv BiM:ao.Roinx>-'-' i C-Mr-sssr. ■ Atusta Euglbii rutiaman portunitv to tbo — - •-------tuu TUtce- Ol dead rotative* la also a sign of approaching death.'— Take the Baxxkh during the campaign. Mr. Alfred Nobel, tho Invonur and ehirf ?^.“f“<?'22‘,LOLd.,?alnl,‘’’ U "mphatieally block of con<-n!te of incredible thickness. It loxengo «Uar>e, the outside being a more block without projections or aoceaa It is not yet settled whether this block shall be surrounded says tu worklngiiMth: Free trade mean* patting all the labor­ ing men of the world upon one level of sheeted cannon shall move round tho block. coinpelltiou. 1‘rotocUuu means restricting tbe eoinpetithni among laborers to those tills cannon, always In motion and ooraping living in our'-uwn .country, and tlw cbu.se- tbe enemy's aim, will fire on a fixed point. .quence at such wwtrictiuu is that the This movable sheeting will make up for tl»o ■wagMa remain at a high level: whereas, if the cumirtltioa of all the I*l*orurs In I.* world were allowed! to operate here, they would OMdHy fall to the lowest level. Tliat Is the reason why the wurklngtnon of VALUE RECEIVED For his money is what every man desires. In “The Itagplcker of Pari*"—that famous- bitof lace waa worn by the belhi of the ball, that scrap of radleo came from n shirt that rot of I dying child. So In this mwn- ta«> d»eo,.rad i„ I* a WlXlUin d’hn .I,-. , “"’-■s'* T ■- In tbe link of ■ FURNITURE! ou can get value received every time if you buy of fur anything but the rtagtt, and Burnuwxi from her behavior that tbe engage*ratty camo to nothing. This of five trade. Tbeirepublican parly U for protection: tbr democrat for free trade. Im there anything the matter with that? —Detroit Tribune. archie m°coy, At the bine front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Trade: Parlor Suits, Bedr-ooxn Suits. and H.ool5Lers, uf human life- Aud still Mr. Jingle wmt Of the eery tinest grade of goods. An in-pection will conpera,,n of the tart- H" “-1m‘ ’110'" ',in‘e UBS' '‘nd nice tilings in Willow Goods, new IndUMtrirs nectfug Guayaquil wftfc Qu‘.u ,u ?.?*• vuui.y —----------. quick enough to ux:ch the prim So he ardor* -» . I*,.- . avain FYwharw he g-rwrally divided into n.* many room* tn tL-rv are stoves, tbe lower floor forming the tempk. wherein is placed the relic shrine, which, in autne cases, is a miniature poguda. while tlie walls around are adorned with numerous imagra of Buddha. The New Yo0t Sun. although a Demo­ solely with a view to geoniantic influence*. crat paper la no; very much of a lover of free trade. Be that aa It may the Sun has ble fung shul—tbo mystic spirit of thr dmgiven a very clear and comprehensive defi­ diamonds; worth ilMk’ nition of ‘‘revciuc reform’’ from a free coatrcils all human dastiniea Several of tbe trade standpoint nnd also from a protee- flnwt nine stoned pagixla.* in tbe neighbor­ says Jingle—**daugbicr of Philadelphia parhood of Canton havu been cn*.-t«l solely for tian standpoint lit says: this purjxwc. In tbe belief tliat by their duke all broke A protection! st Is a revenue reformer who proposes find to fake off the Internal ty—Rwpian police revenue taxes awl to bring the govern­ ment back to theiroureea of revenue which were relied uponlprevious to the civil war. •Worth »1SO,” says Mr. Pickwick. “Who and after that Be would revise the tariff,. oral distinction of Ute citisnna. Buch a one always with the} principle of .protection uppermost . 1800 because tho prosperity of the neighborA free trader is a revenue reformer who proposes first of ,nil to reduce the tariff chities on foreign goods and to maintain the Internal revenue taxes untouched. *Tbe revision of jthe tariff he would put erected, each story consecrated to a different up; pulverise'em; and a pawubrokar will '-id you 175 on the fragmruta WhalY tU> Through with the, principle of free trade 1! Six dollarut Why, the gtaw I* worth with foreign nations , uppermost By x»." steadily pursuing', this policy All strictly "Watch belonged to Beardod Lady,” tays protective duties I would be swept away in tbe rouree <rf aboiit twenty years, and the country bremght I substantially to Internal taxation as Itx permanent mode of revenue. This would be equivalent to free trade. All of which goes to nliow that the taaue the divulging of is squarely drawn!between protection and free trade. The Suni also I gives "a short talk to frequently referred ••protection ■n» trail. vented nuvthingt It wa* untrue, anyhow. Pickwick. He wa* aastated by a you.-gentleman of rapid and dujoin ted utterance who txwembled Mr. J ingle; and he wm always calling attention to hi* Pickwickian philan­ thropy, the purity of his mott vm, tbo' ‘tquaroneae" of Lis conduct. In hi* vindication Mr. Jingle aided him volubly. ■Um *ale begun with a [.air of solid gold mounted earring*. Samebody bid <2. tnarkahlo history—lady doped-aotoriou* u-l rad bring up tbetr ehllmorr bppe ami ainbitteft than Vtrkingmcn In any other coun­ ts why the workingmen of the cf The dentist, when naked that qwwtiuu, an•wrred affirmatively. “You wid be, “dentistry hi prognmlng like everything did a throng cf bargain hunters. The street was packed with thuni The auctioneer «a* elderly, bald and liendvoient. Be wore spec- quarter.' kA. AU “Key winder.” said Mr. Jingle. “Perfect order," *aid Mr. Pickwick. Jiagoda is of solid masonry throughout, bnt ■ far more frequently it consuta of two towers. Jingle. . 'Gentlemen." said Mr.'PtekwicK, beaming wind* n spiral rtalrcasn which Irad* to t.h<> through hi* spcctache, “iiii* » nut my sale. further exclusiuti arte because of the.dclib- tbo funeral pyre. CT»tlon» pending upon Cleveland’s new uAd important jnmty.—Oakland Tlmw. wurklngmeri" on tfce tariff, and we must confess that it is all very sound. Coming from a great democratic paper It Is all the mure remarkable, i Here • is what tbe Sun wttto waiting.’ “Pror<erty of prominent society tally," cried Mr. Jingle. "Husband *peculated— The Irish-American readers of the TrL caught ln wheat deal—couldn't come to time buiie, of whom tln-re are Umnsands. will —went to beard at night—hung himself froni appreciate England's friendly attitude to­ gallery—cut down in morning—wheat rose inimediatelj—would Lave been millionaire ward the fna1 trade demr-cracy of this —sad case—very." ' ( country. England wants more power, and “My only reason," sold Mr. Ftekwfck, "for thr more outside )>atrouagtt she can gvt the pawnbroker** st*-ru command Genfl«u«i, i inure power site will have. Witli one heel you kntnv. me. 1 guarnnu* everything 1 1 on Ireland's neck she stands shunting for mil. My heart bleed* to dlipom at thc»' earhelp from America tu come to the rescue of her perishing imliistriea. And yet quarterf Quarter, quarter, quarter, shall 1 there are Irishmen In this country Who make it»“ Hr rr|x>rted and voted for antM.’hiws*Irglslatfon a* loon as treaty contractu ad­ mitted it, anil lie stands pledged upon n plat form dear J and rati-factory upon the question dhwuMed. He is disclosed In sUorucljr favorable contrast to his qppoarnt, who but. ■< few short weeks ago was anxiously Inquiring fallfomlatis if it was not’ ixKsmle to Christianize the Chin­ ese and bring Iheiu Into harmony with our ayxiem of dvilixation—tbu* displaying n ‘ ‘ ’ of ignorance upon the nto Record U nlon. subject.— Sa evidently want to fvtxp the hand that Tberv are ijo weak points in Harrison's smites old irelsml. —Detroit Tribune. tempt to create a prejudice coast on the Chinese sgalnrt him (this --------------------,------------THt PAGODAS OF JAPAN. question will *ot cost u vote. llaniMn here eastern Stood In 1878 *■ J*“ men generally " M" stood. He d not comprehend the magm nor the urgent need li I’.tide of tin.’ All the pagoda* I raw in Japan were gen­ of legislation, Tlie Burlingame treaty wa* erally bpilt te flvo storira, with very fine then In force, hlch provided for tlie Im- dark red woodwork and harmooiou* gray nesr. On tlii.i coast we migration of of legislation as so ur­ jectlng roof are innumerable boldly carved r*-Ki«rded the. gent that we tasked congress to prohibit dragon*’ brads peering from beneath the Chinese ition without regard to the treaty. Gen. flarri-on. with many others, tween tlie stories. The summit is invariably thought better to wait until a treaty wa* crowned by an honorific symbol in metal, obtained as a |l*u.*U of the legislation pro­ consisting of nine rings, disks or onpolas as posed. Thr Angell-swift treaty was tbe cam may bo, piled one above tho other. formed two yetirs later, ami Senator Har­ On further examination wo shall And that rison has slnceiplaced himself on rnronl as tin* rings and tbdae mvutnulaU*! roof* are an opponent of} Chinese Immigration.—San developmente of tbe muuo original simple Francisco Call find.) Mr. Harrl*ort never did vote to enfran­ chise Chinamen, never did vote against the Chinese trejit^ never did advocate the admission of thr OrincM*. bnt did in fact advocate their total exclusion. He did in­ sist. however, dint this exclusion shotikl. be a* < ompli*hei| under and not by vhdatIng treat)- stipulations. He did, ■ there­ fore, oppose a -ingle bill whlah aimed ai the exchision «fl the Chinese, not liH-ausc it no aina-d. but because a* a .sound const 1tutloiujJ lawyer h'’ opposed such a violation of the high rwqwrt due to treaties, and an abrogation of aj treaty which were they with a nation I uf equal power would amount to a declaration of war. In short; Mr. Harrison did at that time Just what the Democrat bouse did in the last session teeth while you WAIT. A 8OMG. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. Couches. Stands. A FuU Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture repairing by * No. workman * specialty. �•"***■* “» Klmbaii PE«»OH*LMEN-no«. 18, 1888. IL Balun* wlU for a few weeks oceunv the building, two do.,« north of Jlir oMec, with a stock of >walry.- Rb» a tankniut stock brought here from Hills­ dale. The man, who tried M hard to prevent the placing of the Harrison and Morton liberty pole un the -plains.- probably teei* *u> better trow than he did before. How ever he now undoubtedly letter understarpK how Ju* uelghlrors feel toward him. l/flm Wilkins bridge eolhuiM-d Mtaidav night juh! neue know* just how it i,ai; jt-ned. Dualities* n helping hand tendered bnt the hand <11.1 H g<MK| ju|, as the appearance nf the timber, w<mki iadk cate that the liriilge wn« in a ven unsafe eomtltkwL AL N hi lie.M. C, IL IL M! of the UH Hill The condition ot the park tx the 4th ward is but little better than i: would iM. if it were in the heart of a vast fnre--L At least the city can afford to have tin.* ih-tul tree*, brush, eta., hauled away. A little expense will ma|tc tin- plan si leant look as if MKcietMHly owned it. V“'*“ " IW.rtoff ~ ** yXl.T""'' mother. Mrs. Mary (krer.of Hustings, left yesterday fur a trip to IxMMhai, Ont.. Bos­ ton. and other La-teiu points.—Trii-gramilendd. (}. R. , Mr. IL E. f.ravtM. of Cleveland. O.. who ha» b.Hm visiting at l>r. Lampman** the past two week.-, departed for his Iiuum* last ">*•>■ ■« Friday leaving hla wite. formerly Mary Aklmrnr. ami ilaughter fur a more ••xtend- teSr**^**,«. I“" <■11,72.^ “K*r*~ to ,h-■ uS/talw.*' •W“ ■vu’^Trtir'- '"°~d *”• ** While' their, parents were, away from in vMtlng Ida home Wednesday evening, the children uf suiV’w’ V'^Ll’i MV- belig laid ou Suite R. Mudge and wife discovered a stranger in the house. They lininedlat.-ly called '.t? ‘““‘S’>M1«1 MruJ. the neighbor*. but the alann wan sufficient hi tlie cits Jsuaday. to notify tlie sup]»oMKl burglar, who e*ews A. E. Kmaston vUilted Nashville on ed but without haring secured any Hi Ing. buslneaa yesterday. adorn* the M. H. Chtk. formerly an editor at •Man­ L. E. Htauffer and wife were at Thomistee, but >nca-an employe la tlw puWh- apple lake yesterday. . Printing Office at Waahlugtrat. ha- dMinIfuhdiMl himself by heading a committee Bentlry ngunwrl from I C'«dn Ini* which has Mn»-vcdrd In having 15 per cent, (•Wul Rapids Friday. added to the wages of all printer* cmphn.il Ml-* Sadie Tinkler rent rued Friday on the night gangs In the gowiruroeut of- night from Chelxiygan. tln< r Mvolid hand I. Mattison'.*. i: ■ gall* al E. A. ai d low prices ■ut to Gnui<l to visit Bar­ annoauclaj the death In a Minnesota ctmvrntof.Mb* Ota Wolcott. daughter of C. <. Wolcott who in now traveling in Europe. Eil Bink.-, «>f Middleville, was iu the Jltn Craig mid **1mtlge** were tlw eaipa* city Friday on btivines*. of the foruwf* arre-a Thursday aftenfoon S. E. Lee. of Ottawa Beach, vlagad and the turn together nearly downed Maithal Huger*. But the tnatMial ami eou- bls family hen- Monday. Mabte Waite Unally lodge)! Craig In jail ML* Ella Marshall, of! 1’rairieviUe. visltwhere lie trow Is because after hlapleadlng «•<! in the pity yesterday. “guilty” tlie next morning JuMlce Bemlle gave him U04ay* hi jail. » Judge Kobln-wi mnib- a business trip tu ’•rami Baphl* yesteniayj The Mi<4ibaui Central will, ns WeduesMrs. Jennie Thayer hltunied last week «lny, July M, sell tickets front Hatting* to Grand Rapids and return, at the rate of 05 from her visit to Detroit. cents. g*M*l going only on the 8:4J a. ni. Frank PmmxiuH and of Charlotte, train and retaining <m the train* leaving' spant Sunday in the city. Graud Rapid* at 5:40 and 10:45 p. m.. on ac­ Lon Southwick.«.f Middleville. waTin the count of Bcgatta. P. A. Hah>. city yestcnlay on buslrn-**. , Ticket AgenL v Wrn. Latta. re-ddhigTi Assyria, hi get­ ting <»tl the war of hl»- mowing machine, Wednreday. reughj hi- f,-. t In the Urns hi Mich a manner that hit. fell behind tbe wheel* which the lior-Hn backed 'ujxni him. lae wheels held him fast but tn answ.-r to hl* crib* neighlior* came to hl* awlstMice ami he ira* n lmsed wlthcait broken ixmen yet ttmdderahly UniImmI. ’rhursday an-ruoim a slx-yeara old sou of Henry Scon, living four mile* north of the city, was following a mower In his father's fluid, (hi turning a earner the drtwr of the Uwwer "barkeii hl* machine ami for Home reason the boy, unseen. by thedriver, »te p]>ed in front of the knives and In such a way tliat In a moment his leg was almost entirely cut off at tbe ankle. Drs. l^throp and 'Ihunmnaan were called und ampurauxl-the leg just above tiieankle. At last geports tbe lx>y was (totting along well. Burglar* r.ntered the snhioii of Dicken­ son * Cole JJonday morning und attempt­ ed tp blow ojieu the safe. This tliVy jiarllnlly succeeded In lining but were unable to force open the Itpirr door* liefore they wcre frighlmieil away. The attempt was made after daylight when Che night watch bail gone home and liefore the Marshal wa* on the street. Two different purtfre M« Uh: men in the saloon but failed to notify the officer*, and no onu else careil to Investigate the matter. It Is unfortu­ nate tliat projw r mulct was nut given ai the burglars eould easily have been secured. To know the right thing to do at the right time Im au iiecomplishment tliat these eye-wltneaaea did not seeu* to puMacs-i. No valuables, however, were secured >»y the attempt June Has Come! And iviih.it the finest line of White Goods and, Embroideries, &c. Ladies, you want some of these^ goods for yourself for your daughters and little ones. We are prepared to give you the very cheap­ . ’ est prices in the market. These are Facts! Come and Ask to See Them. Dr. Cha* ttuMetl. of Allegan, visited Unless our citlieu* come’ forward and The Grand concert at Union hall MunMai.ied. in :h’*rt!.' Wedit) Mlay evening. give a fittle aid t>o the hand that organiza­ relatives In town Sunday. <tay evening was very- poorly attended. te-v-ie. Mr. I. nil* Thibout. tion will soon be broken up. HastingMr* Ann Husted, ot Indianapolis, is As a whole the music was Indifferent yet ought to have ofcd keep up a gvowl Imml visiting friends in the city. tlw member* of the tniu|>any umlnubfedly ami thl* can lie done if tlie liuslm** twin Mi** My rtn Rose returned to her home IKissess a great deal uf talent which wouldhere he wrtbt will help In payirig the expenses of a lead­ in Grand Kapid* Moudkv . iiudrea niudi better showing were'the management more capable. However, time and attention to tlie leadership of a J. l.unn goes to Detroit- to-«lay. Hu *ame of the pieces rrnden-d were veryzflne ottt' ■■dZat tlie new band without he receive* compensation nml well worth the price of admission It '.Mxiaid door therefor. Ferry Busby anil wifriure in the city on 1* a wonder that the company could do us Well a* thry did considering the fa<T that On Sunilay three young men Mopped on u visit from Caro, Michigan. various parties hi the Mudlcnce iierslated of the ,t biniic i thrir way to Sunday acbool to liatheNh Curt. Mixer ami family, "f Greenville.'' In continually talking aloud during tlie Wilk- lake, JohnMoWU. Fred <4lea*oii cn^ in the music. People that ure nut able to do tereil the water first. He iiecantr tangled an- visiting at L. N. Mixer's. without talking while music is being ren­ iu the long weeds? ami .lobn Wilton and mid th.’ Kliulx dered ought to keep away fn>iu.*ueh place*. Louis Bunmn went to his assiMgrov. All,. Ing her vacation In the city. ■heli’. John buying If they don’t want to allow'imy respect for three were drowneil- Their bodh's were W. ('. Otto, of Miiidlerili'-. made a bitsi- the singers they ought at least to respect t agent. . nvnvwl Sunday evening. The young lies* trip to this eitj yesterday. the feelings of oilier* In the audience who • '..d1 nilvt rti*ed to take men were Highly respected In their coiuMr*. Peter Schuman left this morning -dr*lre to hear thr nnSlc. In this instance i'.lc Friilay b tween HaM- munity aiidtluir sad end la deeply deplored. the iMaklluin made him,*clf an unmitigated for a visit with fricial* In Ohio. tiuisanrc amt nioie tiiuu ordinarily deservMortitqer Sage, a resident of the tevoml Willie Powers reiunieit Frldaj from hl* edalopathl^do»rs uf the parental shingle. to buy live ward. Mid for w>me time employed at the. , visit with Grand Rapid* friends. afitUnH lie t-a; get ami will A prominent man In this city, we are i prlc •> Thunulay last taken before I’rolmte Judge Henry und Ell Banutby' attended tlie reliably informed. I* consuming a good Cole for examination, and by hint adjudged .rare- at Grand llaplds Thnnolay. >U-ru Auial>4i |M>rtluii of his time hi telling property insane. Sage will lie removed to thr Kala ­ aim u il iegatt.1 at 1L Johnson, of Mlddleyille. made a busi- owners on the line of the extension of the mazoo asylum as soon «* an .order can be. rsday July -J5. K. & S. between this city and Coats Obtained. Hr has been an inmate of thr ntws mj> t<< the county hub Friday. Grove that they an- ffiolloh If they don’t lummrr fid- asylum before, but since hi* relrsM’ haji ■ M.‘ h»i a. .' * tg land Mi** Minnie Matthew* went to Middle- put a big price on their land: as the IL IL -Enquireai— — — had periodical attack* of Insanity whjpn vllle yesterday for a few day* visit company must haw thr right of way and •: '•utart- Knappen * Vti lAnnan. have ioi-rv*M,d of late so, that hl* family Jay Smith, of Dakota, formerly n resi­ the property owner, by holding out, can • )' K. sGun a specif train Fri- have liecoine afraid of him. get his own price. This . Is pretty small dent of Hastings, I* visiting In the city. • . te’- l»-m*V of tho e wild Wish business for any man to be engaged in but The worthlessness of spring estimate-------- THE-------D. IL Cook, who has been nt home for it Is hardly more than could be expected Barnum’s *1»>W at Ki taunazou. of crops Is well illustrated by what a farm­ a few days, returned to Ohio yesterday. from this particular Individual since it Is tin North F drtield plow, er said lately. Hr said hr wanted to plow his wheat up in the spring, but was nimble Mlsa Pauline Ixionard, of Chicago. l“the only the preaching of a doctrine that he »wii as the keystone. lias never failed to practice. To the propto gid the necessary help. He irt it go. guest of her uncle. Fred Spangemaclier. aud what there was left of it spread out and J. L. Crawley attended 'the Stewart- Lake tliat they will I* wise if they place only a Tce n ;niu ll*l for tlie i ext meeting ha* h)iulrd so well that he thinks it will reasonable value on their land. Should a reception at Grandville Wednesday night. •c ihr Barry < oiinty Acricul urn! Society yield fully 30 bq. to the acre. Tlie head* jury be called to appraise tbe value of the «i.'l be found <m tlH- Oth jwge of this Isiiue. of all the wheat in this locality are tilling If you will call at oar warehouse, flrat door north of Bentley Bros. Wil­ A. IL MrOmber and Mins Anna Besiimer very nicely, Mid If the grain does not have Joined the Wilkins’ party at Gun lake. property tn question the railroad company kins* office, Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to you the above Gi.m Away to every lad visiting the shrink the crop will be much larger than would undoubtedly gut their right of way if postoffice. ■ r.. w store. -> ■ ;'ji ii<«>r mirth .. ™ Born. Saturday, July 14. to Mr. ami at a prettj cheap price. Ami no umr named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Z expected.—B. Moon. T!..:r»day a’teni'Hin. a sol il gold tooth Mr*. Will WIHianw, of Grand Rapids, a would blame the company If they were to take^iuch action. t a meeting held in Union hall Wed­’ bo-v'. the Harlow nesday evening a Cleveland dub was or-. F. HI Uraraci Burdette Bowne. of Grand Rapids, Saturday afternoon was)one fllled with gunixod and tlie following officers were , visited relatives In this dty the past few more than ordinary Intensn to the republi­ inki It tii-ou -the 1st of elected: PresidenL W. D. Hay«*: vice , cs ns who n-idv on the •'plains.” They pftwldeut, John F. Goodyear; recording; days. had previously secured and prejiared a lib- Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies scr'y, Wm. B. Sweczey: corresponding Will S|>ence riffled Grand Rapid* -on and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the C..;/ Merr.!! moi Frank Bal •h have been sev*y. C. W. Warner; treasurer. Thos. buslnew* Thursday, and also to see Bar­ vrty.pole to which had been nailed the American ling ami u streamer bearing the in she i-try tlie -|m*t |f«w day s working In- Doyle. The officers deeted were made the! num. names “Harrison aud Murton." The length •iu»tri<in*ly tor Un! rx^-nsloi of the C. K. executive committee. IL A. Goodyear. Dr. G. W. iaiwry and family returned of the pole was 72 fert and the pole Itself Fred Allen and James Clarite addressed। yesterday from their visit in Oakland was without a splice. At four o'clock tbe Fox' extend i eordlal iu- the meeting. No particular enthusiasm crowd aMvctubled.and in n short time the county. _____ __ _____,__________ attend theirI arvestdaDM was manifested during the meeting. first campaign streamer iu the city wan Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete Mr. Wagner and family now occupy a waving In the breexr. Tlie crowd then *: liMW; - hall. |k-ltniL Tliur*day evfto- xJA large numlier of tint mrmbre* <»f thr line of Agricultural Implements of all the best portion of the Nlms bmwr Just south of called for apeecheft (rum C. H. VanAnnnn, makes. CALL AND SEE US. SI. E. Sunday school gathcri-d at tin- resi­ the jail. Cli-juent Smith and Ker. 1. M. B. GUlaaple. h-n't iuTw Enif Biwby's> matinees at dence of B. R. Rum: Saturday ^veiling. MIm Collie, and her niece MIm Mabel Each of tlieee gentlemen respondwr by ap­ ;l> tairco1 r»l-. .Inly 27 th andI-Wth. wiu. uuu^Judg- Among those prevent was Dr. F. IL rlmpropriate and Interesting remark*. Harri­ Snyder, are visiting relative* lu tills Ing tiou, die viitrh- now mi de they will luerman in whose honor thr gathering w'a* son and Morton were cheered to the echo. ’ had. Rev. G. 1>. Lee, - on Iwbalf "f *•' vicinity. Severn] old time democrats were present Sunday-school and as a testimonial of hi* J Ruarell■accompanied his brother, Dr. but tun ing renounced their allegiance to ‘. i ni i.of flue v atches. Jew- faithful oervicwi tftf arwra! years, present­ dn. ,11m ; jstui.ni «(mv, etc., rill lie open- ed to Dr. Timmerman a complete *t of Charles Rnrerll, on ills return to Allegan the democratic party they showiM their zeal for the republican party and Its stand­ ■'! ii! u. -hn> -e-.vlld door north of the Dickens* work*. The Dr. uu* taken by Monday. John Bnrt .tri.rt l>> town ,<Mrnb>- ard liearer* by working and cheering with Mirpriae. accepted the gift ami re*|»nd«t. Hr li. rwUiirt M< I" O'—«“ tlie re*L The republicans In tliat part of Tic llu-.'.’c! ExpiHs is the name of a In a imppv nuuiner to Rev. loses remarks. the city are to be congratulated on the ■prr-’a«u.i nt Hnnmd. Vo . 1. number v/'Dic Greenbacker* <>f thl* cmuity met m Itall duk ■amount of energy and enthusiasm they dis­ The children erfC. F. Idem*.Grand.Rap­ played in the matter. By-tiro-wny the pole office, und It |>n*M!»tN y<.nveiition at the Court house. Saturday id*; are visiting tfielr aunt, Mrs. F. Span­ was thr gift of a life-long democrat who fllt-ll! ;i|q*'ai4<M’eafterauuu ami elected tbe following[named now says that Harrison and Morton are the x hive a itiiiiilier of city L,_ . lot* that, we dr legate* to tia* btate Grecitimck roovrn- gemache r. Flora Beadte. Mrs. W. A. Hama men for him. Thus the good work goes •UJ U on cantraHj, making the terms tion: John Llehty. J. B. Itenma. W. K '_____ _ __________ _ and'MIm Ettle Main leave to-night for on. AppF. .it tlie office* if‘ Smith A Hick*. John Dawson. Jerome '*** \ Mosey. Mathew Hall. Oscar Mnttli.-w-*. Will. Sweet, a lalairur who elalm* Hast­ •xrirt)' <>• p. Midi lain. M. Kitan. Milo LW. W- Petoskey. Mm Mary Geer left for New Yack ings. Mich., a* his home, while in an in­ Fhru.'n trainonlhe M. C.IL IL going Cole --------------------toxicated condition, unhitched Constable L. Bowen. W. W. Kelley. Geo. tmSu” S* »»' • Mni.vi.'i r*t trip Monday morning.' Daigneau's h«n«« from tn front of the City 'xiMiir.c ,„.'! nixed. . I’alron* of the Tomlinson. Allen J<m«.. W. «ank. late Friday afternoon, and drove off I W. C. Kelley. Goa Tinkler. < ha*. Bailey... autll Sei*. >“• Hrtmit mondiur |<a|rr* apprec ate this new B. R. McIntyre, Gta. Moure ami W. E. Xr U.nieT. o< IWMrliUl boUl. with IL Tlie attention of Mr. Daigneau tmniftuieiii. was called to the theft Just as the «<1 Wr •» '"""K I> Ut* IliiftHmil of the Woman b Exchange, GpW*Mr* ‘ ' fellow was croaulng the bridge on in th!* ricinlty. On which we will be glad to quote prices. West Main street will! the rig. and ■r*n<! lUplil*. lias vHtablishc ■und !!;>■■! a। I an vxcel- \ZMni. C. S- Burton Is the proud {*’*'*•£* Vr.1 Mbv Hughes relumed troui a tl?; ,, .’. huirh ____ |Hitly np|»HD'tii room!on Mqproe ora set of small gla** **«<* w<S" riS witi. the family uf F. A. the officer •tepped Into the City Had Mrret-wrerr »he would " 'be glad J and telephoned to Uie Hcvlew and Herald Rrret to meet were presented to her by her mother. O the one of them which I* ,n°ur£*'J^ Blackman, Delton. offin-afor some one to stop him. which |*r Hatting* hii-mlM. Mnu A. Nobles came hrane Friday from was done, nml Sweet was held until Mr. 1 lh»le Smith wa* before Jmklce Kenaa■ ctartol»«b-""l»'h“b^ »««»« >»r Daitneou "rrivet. when hr phuud hhu un­ hmTliiuMia} for examination;- A# a re- ll.rrt-m >11'1 “Mi ""'Hw) “JJ*- J “L der arrest, and lockdd him up. Next ; .bur. F' B>nro«rt »nt he wax bound liver for trial in tbe morning Sweet was arralgm-d l*(ore Jus­ aSil u”’1 *4 bal1 M*1 nt W00» tn™, wort, b • s. Smith, wbt* hlL' bt*11 • •'b*1 at tice Briggs ujxin a clmrgc of home stealing, ' Pro) J '*"■ Bol-rt... frtumrt Saturt.r to iu,d ids examination wa- -K fur MotaUv *Neb lie Lu* been -unable to furnish. Which uro heating score, of homes in Burry county, with ■ Urhmm-1» Clmttam. Out last, st nine o’clock. He wa* takeu to Jail the best of satisfaction. If you luire iM>t Isvu liuyhiglyour coffees We make them and guarantee their to await hl* cxnmhintiaii. in default of *300 01 Qaytm can nut appreciate the Ixrgains Mre. M. W. ROm w™* “ Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. HuiurtW to .pt""' • d'>" wl,b hrr IMil Sweet claim* that he remember* work. «w k<*»1 value* we are giving. Our SSS ’ r.MiWUlWIlltam. nothing of tlw tran*aetlon. and tliat he was "Undanl ink.-the iewi. TrylL too dnink to realize what lie '?*_ . SrAWKlt & (IIIAW!XV. Vr. PWi B1—1L '•< l»tt”1'- “*"? '? latter: Wm. Sweet, who took Constable tl “X,■ JfSdW- “f afternoon Mrs. D. Striker gave "X n«r MMdb'nko.. Daigneau'* hurre from in front of tbe City : y Ml“t mrt ta>B> •• Gun 1*b‘•raHdren', In liunor of ie 5th -• -* birthBank. Thuntday. wa* arraigned liefore J mOhio b. ' .nR. bu^ •»y -ot her ion 1^ and Tara Rider. the woiian s dress caugt n hB.)penwl U> tice Briggs Monthly wonting, upon dujF tMgltier 0! Ed. Khler and of mlmtrmeanor. to which lie plead guilty, Ife. About imml and a young. “^U7eu<mmn from the lT Jiuie bilks Were present a 1 all had an la- near, hurriedly u* k und wa* lined W und cost*. 84.20ayItloti- Of all kinds. See our stdck of GASOLINE STOVES. rxtlngulwhi'd1 teaching in the school* of that phu». carriage and by gre. I^obr^2S?liun.b ’■nJoraUetinu-. al. whieh hr paid and was diaeharged. ’ W D. Hayes and fanilly. Dwight G.«l- Sweet’s trouble all cmw through the lA’U'W oilier n-sideut* of jin-en street tbe Are. but not unU* ,,„_wi Tia-v were ’ xFrank Ackerman nnd family and A. ton tree u* of liquor, and hr trow and Stik * W»“ *r H-tt-d by a jxrty of. sereimdera to forswear It* use entirely.—Battle Creek ■«r ew nitiis tut wet*. Their winging was unless tiiere might na _ ^pitig Journal. fmv iltul we tmjoyed the days. T*’ inuu'-»*«-h although we last Bome the buggy which they ig«JW* 1 ’**!' tL-n-by. ; Goodyear & Barnes. Remember the “Little Brick Grocery” if y>ou have any butter and eggs to sell. WE HAVE THE- AMERICAN CHAMPION, iEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. It Champion Twine Binder, Celebrated .North Fairfield Plow, J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN BROS. BUILDER’S HARDWARE The Norcross Furnaces wm'1' "ii'.' ThwM^l!jl.7iI^ STOVES Huffman Bros. �Class 12. Mares. Bast brood mare with colt by *M«* Class 18. Colts, Mares or GeldingsBeat colt 3 year* old. L" « Premium List ' faim-SlXTH ANNUAL FAIR Barry County Pair Toutons* MM —ii. Si. <iifKEaSfe* Hastings, Mich. Pair poking daek* Pair Mallard docks...... The Babbit Claa*. Lot»-eared rabbit*, buck pt any color. fetfSS* :: TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRH1AY, Jntroductory. The following is Che premium list of tlie thirty­ sixth annual lair of the Barry County Agricul­ tural Society. I The executive committee have given the list a thorough reviilnn, making many important addi­ tions thereto, | more especially In the horse and sheep departai“*“ Barry counify 1s having a boom of fine horses. Since our last!Jannual fair a number of flrst-clase hursen have Ibeen brought into the county, Increasing there!|»y the numl>er of good horees that were already <iwned by our citixena, and wu expert this tall L to .make . .. ____ such_________ a showing In the dlfferent classes of horses as has never been equaled Instructions to Judges. Ih this county; Tha race course will be In splendid condition 1.—When a majority of the viewing committee i and during the fair there will be trials of speed present, they shall constitute a quorum, and may such as have never before been seen on our track, their committee and be authorized to award prctnfur for Barry county lias horses that will not take The first named ou the list of tboae present shall anybody's dust. And what is more attractive at a fair than good races, no matter who may con­ demn them, it Is wonderful how quick the people flock to the trtek when the bell tape for the com­ ing race be they mlnlstera, lawyers or mechanics. There Is magnetism surroimdlng the race course which none cap deny. The some course of management will be pur­ sued this fall fo was last in regard to gambling devices and tin- sale ot intoxicating liquora, as none will lie allowed on the grounds. A fair is peculiarly a farmers* institution and every farmer $)ould unite himself to some agri­ cultural society which bold* an annual fair, for one who always stays at home will not discover, the Importanik- of keeping up with the times. Such will slick to the old rata as long ns they can and sigh for tlie good old times when their grand­ mothers canted the wool for the yarn to w«ave the cloth to clothe the family, and tbe first they know the world lias left them behind. Now is the time to begin preparations for tbe fall fair. If you cannot find more than a single specimen for exhibition bring It along, for If everyone does iDrter of Exercises. likewise there will good show and the fair will be a succtHs. Yoon respectfully, i Wm. H. Nkrbick, Secretary. N. B.—Horaea entered in thlietas* n»u»t not weigh leas than 1300 nor more than 1*» lbs. Clan IV. Marry. N. B.—Marts entered in this etas? must not weigh leas hayrarit...Mrii b.trrel r;.l.-r :-..rrr! fanngxtc . MM KM# CUm M. B!rt, .nd rubra. I collection ot singing birds, six varie­ ties or more ..._ song bird on exhibition:„ Division M. < Claaa &W- Table Rdfreshment-.. Jadgca—Mr». F. D. Scale, Mrs. M. Seeber, Mm. Jmy Division D.—CATTLE Wm. Strong, superintendent. Judgee-Dougias* Hail. Wm. Feagles. Wm Bedford. Class 2± Durham*. Best bull 3 year* old or over*•' « N Unlstelus. •• 25. Alderney*. •• S3. Ayerahlrra. “ 87. Hereford*. N. B.-Tbe same premiums, will be gl , a, b« ...... .11, ■ Division N. Class 60. Grains and Vegetables. Jodgra-Joho Btniaoc, Geo. Moore. Aathony Ottrau-. SISK- Division E—SHEEP.Richard Murray, superintendent. Judges-John Morgan. H. R. Barnttm. Morris Burton. Class 31. Thoroughbred Merino. Beat bucks yean old or orer.S3 00 S3 00 “ 1 rear old.......................... son « m Notes. All who can Should make their entries ami se­ cure their meratoership tickets before the first day of thr fair. The secretary will be at the office of D. W. Rogers, secretary of the Barry A Eaton Insurance Company, for two days exclusive of Sunday before the fair for that purpose. Brat two ewes s yean old or din....a Best ewe lamb*, two or more /^l^’***"-* » Class 32. Long Wools. To Include Lincoln. I<lee*ter and CoUwold. Best buck 2 years old or over;jg Notwithstanding tlie decision of the Supreme Cou^t. die officer* of the society have decided that the local option law shall be enforced on the the talr ground* this fall, and also that we have no rdqmor apdcc-for games of chance or gam­ bling abvlces oi any kind. Exhibitors should carefully read the premium list and rules add then If in doubt u to what to do enquire of fbeae whoso duty It te to Inform r renptunp Liist. Class 33. Middle Wools. To Include Southdown. Oiforddo'wn and 8hrojMblra wooloa mlttotu woolen glome RACES. • Judges—F.A. Blackman. Miner Mead. James McKevm. No. 1. Trotting—Free for all county horeca; beat 3 In variety of potatoes worthy of being produced. Division O. _xClass 31. Fruit. Judges—Charles Beamer. Geo. Nichol*. Henry Harens. b—: b« , Ip.ffcqr-sot the Society. .KDexn MgMTO under; beat t tn3, mile heats. First, Sth; second, io. No. 4. Banning—For county homes. t Oree yearn old or six Golden Bernet apples President Vice Prwldbnt » S aw* twovow ...w............... ewe lamb*.......................... ""J Friend Soule, A. H. Johnson. Thomas Brice, Wm. Strong. Richard Murray, Win. H. Fisk. JohiPj. Perkins, B. R. Rose. J. N. Rogers, Moses Seeber. Jeaee Jordan, Division F.—SWINE First. FO; Division J. Wm. H. Flak, superintendent ■Vtauh . .. Class 54. Fancy Work. SPORTS AND AMUSEMENTS. McIntyre jouu rural J A*umroT Thom“ MfxW D' Judges—A. H. Johnson. A. D. Nlskarn, Orno Strong. Class 37. Poland China. Sport Ko. I- Foot race for boss under IS year* of age, BeatUdr.cecum 40 rods. First, 15; second,3: third, 1. ................ secou? 3 r uiird I ,Or * n 1601 nMX '' mUe ’ Flr,t ’ S ports and Amusements *Hport ?to. 3-siuio race. H mile. First, gs; second, 3; **”o! 'jr'““ir1*.-"« ""M. - ’Horses - v • - Cattle . Bport No. 4— Blercle race, one turn of the track. Berkshire. Sheep First,35; second.3; third, l. Cheater White. -mbroldered tort rest - Swine Division- A—HORSES FOR ROADSTERS. Suffolk. silk embroidery . Essex. • - Poultry । Thomas Brice, Superintendent. eotlou or lu>eu erubrot tmt or rr^ bet hood. - Floral Hall Judge*—A. Pennock. Foster Bisson, Henry Bristol. Improved Chester. katt or *nebM scarf . • Mechanical Work Yorkshire. fancy table scarf ... . drain and -Vegetable* Cheshire. chair cover . If'.eti'.Ers1*”! ’5“ “«"™ i» «i*«~ • 41. 42, 43 and 41 as is otTi-ml In nla.a * - Mis. Goo. Clark. •• B. R. Rom*, •• Wm. H. Merrick. C. Whitcomb. “ H. E Handy, Central Huies. Division I IWff:::::™.::::::::J J Class 2. Marra. Beat brood mars with coil by aide*4 0 Class 3. Colta, Marra or Geldings. Best 3 year old coltH a •• 2 •• is “ suckling colt 9 0t Class 4. Span and Single Carriage. VaStettfciiTTt-;.::: * 5 CIBM5. Ladies1 Driving. Beet difvitr by lady.S3 a Class 3. Standard Bred. Best stallton 4 years old or overoc ENTRY BLANK. MLk AAjrFAJE.'FAr* •/(><■ Barry Cgunty^Agricultural Society. Dt*rlilr: 1, ................................ .. Postoffice.....' desire to enter tfw- Mio.. lug articleDlvtetan G. -POULTRY. John J. Perkin*, superintendent. Judges—Matthew Hall. L. N. Mixer. M. ( Class 43. Fowls. The Asiatic Qaas. §?!»%££* Pair Dominique‘ Tbr American Cl*« Division B.—HORSES FOR DRAFT. Judges— Philip Maurer, Lewi* Wellman. Guy Durfee. Class 8. Clydesdale and other English Draft . Mn The Game Claas. �MICHIGAN ST-trE NEWS, SOME FAMOUS SONGS. a model mayor who evidently ^public office U a public trust" tendta.,1, of the dty council to increase ^tawdartfr., including his own which was W?£7wt.l«d. prurujMly vetoed by that man who Raptured an th^*"‘nc“ und“ WHICH THEY WESE WRITTEN. eo- payment Of a single dollar, man says that the next time ,>IT to capture runaway luna- 4« ysara old, and leavM a family Tbe soldiers and tailors of northarn Mich­ igan will moat in annual reunion at Chehov pm August 21 to 23. All soldter. and I. । *» i-r 350 buve tieen riaugh- 'r«d*il> ;. m June. And-the belles and ■t :!. ■ ‘ ity of the Hindu are still Drrnorr, Mich.. July I ,-Tbe mi,ntaretate^t0 a* hJ'T °”e w|th 'nhUriou. intent, derailed the Grand Tnmk limited ex I, ' 7 , . mer-iy. pre- at midnight at tbe new Mount du'rt MmeUry. fourteen «11m from D^St.0^ wL .tJn l4* ‘“’K written. he ■ teain ran a short distance on tlm^ie, an-1 eetmm 000 nwrain 6 along i_~.'n quiet 1 * then upset locomotive and nil except tbe rouutry ro-i i he ^r. which um the but car ontoetarin dty a UsUt w,: '' coring to IV111 bun Raby, the fireman wa« burtart Th. .J-1 1 “rten and fruit. Shi Wh‘Ch,th flower* lrllUd wilh “ under the engine and wm dead when taken out Home of the pamengerv were teully SSk” w^“Ud; brVlaw’' and °ne. Miss Ro^ । il. Butler, of Ahnont, is «m’.cred the household ... Hu;r pet cut, 21 years old. ’ i |y larber ami she has . i- arndher ayunue ton livewvinen. But the urnle • < rail there arc having a . Meh show* that tbu lady i.ew |x»%itioa. , . mlfiodry up the soda ibu o«j> milk shake on SiiuBut the «vatber seems i’ink a» grateful ou thalilay ."• 1-rockway Centro ritino, Hhisote M>mo months since for . ■ Recanting hoinu u>*]«mu1 tbo c.family, he found that the m(. , . •out!: t>.•»•! flown to gre-enar paatore* • A..lr. •' '• « ,in baton county num, and ■ - v »r. i SI- Hand colt that stands two fwth *' -tut* ban- feet, and weighs t 'f.i.-’., ; -:i-b Rather a small beginning ,'<!•*» Ua a on tbe 5th. • : tired, the Jeni^mhiv- fudierviUe lady of nd tji.- job didn t tiro her : Grand w. ladies who - to a rvrs.tr.inmd for a which afterward turned M. ran unlr> rdty teto be repvircd J5.00U worth .let a:g ,'fce pi ■.■unit vacatioti. i.u| •.!< lady is tie- object of much -nti’.i ”i.-fellow i.« spending money to jr.cuieL • Mum- while nnotlwr i« invreticgl.isi'. .aw! tteiatre ts-kets in the i.'I- ‘ ■■'itming It love. Hurd to tell St*/, uf '.Pontiac, be being burgled -il anil *J\J worth of Jewelry on nd ii.ij.ids divorce mill isn't likely n i-.l-i ri.sl iu Kent county during T’ e n I j. r -atput uf tbe C.dumet and Hecla i:r.- < v vlvfirid.UtX) pounds for die month Away Inck In primeval .lays when Michlicv: "-i« an untamwl wilderness.. Charles Irtchan- camped -m the banks of Grand rid.- _:1.| d in clearing tbo timber fr-m the ground upon which Grand Rapids ;• im» (crated ChnrSewhow lives at Grand Hann. yfarw old in a few days, *nd mi. ■ : xcellant health. • i-> • . ...... fe«t of logs were used up by tliv jt rn th,, iropvrty of Stiiiumn Bros. Fv.-imibi fulk- would like to get tlieir han.li uu •!, ■ t‘.t-'.«g»wli<> have already tnndo two ati. •..> burn that town. To '-.in'., flncrackm- didn't get U* its wark . Vu-k.-gon lumber plies the E' /fti.■ .« r> gavaViu a goal wonk* h..... • has figur'd up hi* profit* nrjT . . !...|y («rtwoyaani at Harbor J'l " i’ '-UmtbewWT.1Tah.sid. If ; >' . : . > jl‘.|. ju,t embark m tbe news* I ■■ ■■• ' iv in son- dixtrewi. Tha ' . are in tbo minority and ■ vrn to be greatly lacking in i cream xenwu is rapidly . i tl.- scarcity ot l>caux is iy i.vMul. AVha’Jl volunteer to fly . : tw- |.-ri*hing -nv (,!>• My, whose husband is a .■ l- wn, wit him out on an I1 Fr ’■vmiug and than packed >n i skipped, whither lie hasn't Tl military Incnrnpnwwt opened at Ma A i.ic July 1* Should any of our readT 7 " during the next few \V ; ‘!vubtlnmgu«Mi pretry close io r-:-i su. , IS,,W Epjj^jp.] church, ’niua- . . iivjjdaand coat I33.W0 has wo " •; 11- ud^nd gone into uurunladon. ’ /' i?*.'. ’ r‘”' *'Mil1 to l* *° lo”'thnt many * ta'.i worn off their scales tn the atla ‘ ,U1 l-Mdy butt mill’'r ' ” k follu ‘lc“ l ,lk® to gotwalv* 'vr "‘"riago Hkusos—too much exer“"ow’-aiid so want the county •J.* 11 t"u,fi,h • • ■aneb office tberu for ‘ l*v<'rtt. Great scheme • ■ ',n‘z' llvin< ne*r niol'r 4|‘ •'"J *‘’*ernl I*»ky WM, and so , ' ' -‘H ■•m. An “exterminator*1 war •uj,! ti'"'1 l1,r w>ra» took sick sim! died, and «»fatal a 5'?”r “a“Kr’:0« ** 1,1 “"d dld Tie c„uH1|ic ...(.inetery at Detroit covers Winn O kantiful slU naiui ally,and entr,. , ‘ '"‘•‘vioplated improvetisiit* ara ^1- .tad will u tbe equal of any ij Am«j •J’pwa s wm fire of the )1U>. ly- bicb Ktstu» lust their lives and f'RXi.WO —ine cnaropfc>n heart-break er and femnlu bigamist of the I tilted States ha* Ixxm traced to this city. Her name is Martblrm Hart. She is .aged «1 years, and it I* «d,i, has no fewer than eleven living husbands. Her home is Ulintwl,..,.. I,. ___ t-_ _ , , ....... ...... . 1-0 7, T. * ' w Iiomv, nwcet Hi 'r r!m^' "°u r'“- •> h™' m-El.ng IXXIKX. White no? good-lccdtiiig, stricUy .peeking. Minn Hart has a fax-inating manner that makes her quite a sucrewsful salewoman, but her greau-rt success is in capturing the hearts of the opposite sux. A* riw came in contact with men every day her circle of acquaintnnce vvsu vhtt In-,... v. a ........ .. .i ..---out as me normthe world ■ Stephen Collins Fiwter, ' ' I <wed under the most incongruous condition*, i writer who met him in New York in 1639 »y» that his favorite haunt was in a tumble- FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST r* K«tac to pa>>< tri> reu? rr M, . MM loeM.- W —4 « tawnu M .T yoor children by using Hill * IM-rleaa Worm Specific. 25 and 50 rente. No cure, no pay. W. H. Good­ year. An Iron vault to cost 8850 will be built to keep tbe rccorda nnd books of Arenac county iafe fronvderfnictlcfti. ScienUflcally combined from trot ma­ terial* arc Cobb's PUIs. Will cure head­ ache. W. H. .Goodyear. . . HOUSEPAINT Hon. D. L. CroMtnan's condition conUndes to Improve, and the hope that he will recover Is getting stronger daily. COITS FLOOR PAIKTSS Don't give tliat cold a start, but use Hlirs PeerltwH Cough Syrup. No cure, no pay. W. H. (faodyear. . THE CHAMPION HEART-BREAKER. . • Scab Ruple. of Bronson, • > liglitnlug and soon after« Still another barn wm • u. »;n>t nnd the other day it- work cn the end of tho Rr.jib’ M im to be located In YOURBUCCY We believe Hill* Sanmparilla Is the ven treat corrector of blood difficulties yet die­ covered. W. H. Goodyear. Battle Creek ha* a Imndrel debt of 8175,O°o. which It is paying at tbe rate of 810.­ .000 per aiitnun. r- «ithj which to celebrate too 1 uluod by tho vxpkMion. killol, throb badly wounded, .'i. r. the npt ramlta of Eazt 4. i rauon., But tho small boy .or hud a good time. A1NT IndlfrsUon, constant or lawloUlcal of the body, a feeling af iMslUide and dezpondency by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. It Is wrtutipleaMUit, Is purely vegetable, and Is not tajnrlons to the most delicate constitution. The Kent county problbitSonlste are to Tfapkb* dD,fariUL‘<l birchingchibatGrand it te rejrertexl that a syndicate having ample financial resources Is About to start a republican paper, nt East Saginaw. 880.—One bottle of English Spavin Lini­ ment cured my fine Norman marc of two ugly blood spavins which damaged her rijiu.' at least 880. It I* the grandeat Blemish cure 1 ever used. John McCain. Horte Dealer. DarllngtotL Ind. Sold by Dr. E. IL Lathrop, druggist, Hastings, Midi. ^WOMT ORT STICKY Merrill' Block. Detroit, Mich. c^yjRicaicwi LOW TOURIST RATES. tlritat. rood tor no days, with sto tn- obtained from fit. Paul io ureal ran*, Mon­ tana, the rotilng tniuit.terturhm a-utre of the Directly nfter marriage Mim Hart would j Jr£,c l**« »» well a* mnjtr.'jrfro oak her husband for flOU, saying her mother ,xth lhn "<-rd« and music of all his sones, was rick aud necled money. Of courae. a u ““d that tbe method* of Frank Ho dtieilonalvl /^tri.m point* uewly-married husband could not refuse, successful author of “Only a Pat east and routh Raua curna>pondiii(ijr m low and the cash wm„ forthcoming. This would .. —— “ arv HlluewQai l»T- will b* named to point* In Mhintaotw and Dale tlie lari reen of the cash or bride. In this euliar. and would astonish many muaidana. way she victimized many men. John Evans Mr. Howard is a negro minstrel by prof.-s­ errivavl .n/ti, Irw^klww k__ t,__ . , . . smitten with her ehaniu that he propcaed. 8'4M to send home, but never xsw anything I fa*'-® several attempt* baferohitting of her after be gave her the ca*h. Hiin*c ' public taste, although be hail written hns since lenriwl that there are mrural I ”“>nY beautiful vitms. Upon one occasion, other men who married liie woman and ore ' A’ ,lp» P reflection ho strode along <be now looking for her for their money. Mtes rtnvt* of IkMou. be heard an untidy urchin Haft wm bore In tbe early part i\tbo week. , <ry oct to bl« mother: “Say, ma'am, put me but her wheTMtwrate l« now unknoWh. j fa “X b«k l«L" There is a subject, thought . ■ the Kxig writer, and aa reaching bom* be Horrible Crnrlty to a Itoy. procwlwl to write <mt what he cunsidcred Asbua.ni>, Wk. July U.—Gurt., Johnson, I the flattest aong of which be wa* callable, au unnatural parent, chainod his 1<>-year-old Thu result of hl* effort was gladly accrpuxl san to a chair at Worcester, Price county, 1 by tho publisher, and, to the portV Mirprtec, and d igged him nearly to death. The boy ! mcmed equally to plena- the public. In tweattad and roamed in the wwli for near 1 v ' ’•bort, it was this *>mc which rtr«t th. cniw. The railr.xnieni nnd citizens woib-d upon Johnsoti nnd wtgro going to lynch him, tint u;>oii his solemn promise that his brutal The familiar “r<vk-o-Boo," which has now Is.m worn n.orly threadbare. wo». nc-curdlng to it* author, Mr. Scanlan, an 1 aspiration of again taken in hand, and after being Soundly U» the moment It wm was sug; suggeetud by the gam­ flogRvd wm ducked in tho railway tank. The, t»ol» of children, :* some -LILI— , who wt>n' playing Imy has been taken in charge by neighbor*. .around •>the door whore ilie wa» sitting, idly The father is laid to have kept i tbe boy picking oat tunc* upon an accordion. A* tho chained up like a dog for week*, _Xith noth- children peeped curiously Into his door ho l«gaa to say ••ptwk-a-buo," nodding his bead at tha same time. Unconsciously the inrtrukeep bi* life in his frail body. Terrible Accident to a Young Lady. CDX5OA, C dlioa DL. HL, July 14.—A U-rrible terrible accident his fancy. He immediately wrote off the occurred near Gridley, HL, al-out 5 p. tn. A | chorus of “Peek-a-Boo” upon an envelope, . _____------daughter ot Rudolph W'.lzig,---a .fanner, wn* 't and added a few stanzM afterward, touching driving a hay-rako when the horse* ts-came I up tbe song at hi* leisure. frlghte-ned and ran. Her father called to her "Evangeline" b without doubt the first to bold them and sbo did. and w an dragged Thu jaws aud eye, and makes her wants known by writing, Fauntleroy, attorneys for Hugh M. Brooks, alias Maxwell, have nOt yot given up hope ot saving their client's' Ufa Mr. Martin said that the governor hi bis decision had over­ looked many strong point* made by the attorneys, and it i* their intention to make an effort to have the governor go over the ground again. Just what course will bo pursued luu not yet been determined, but tidhMMB will bo brought to bear to induce S«w Vo««. Jill! 14-Jllw Bherwooctfa prettv telephone girl at I ort Cheater, elopwt with Henry H*x.f. super.uUndent of tbe American Yacht club bouse, nnd came this city. Mi« Sbcrwxod, who bulievrd bwwlf a bride, wm surpn-od by a vUUlrom IUkT. -U-. -bo. -JU1 dren. lives at Glon One, I- L Mrs. Roof My* rtio will shoot bar husband on right. Bum Wk.JnlJ I^r, u» <-^«looU Mr «» tempts to obtain nourishment from the 11*1 food administered to him have proven futUo. Tha milk and other food fak-.n is not re­ tained on tbe rtomaek This bM Wt him in o wry weak and exhausted *u^n wiO most jrobaUy Buffer <Mth M«* Pen­ alty of bls fifty-throe days’ wilful fast Tweniy—-----Ripley, Ont. July 1K-Tho mori dj* and was tho rvstilt of a frolic, bring written when be waa quite young. Tlie author was ono of a party who one evening chanced to attend a social gathering in a small village iu Kentucky. Among tbo ladies prw»nt was ono who so strikingly nwemblcd the ideal portrait of Longfellow’s “Evangeline" that sbu wa* at once given that nickname by tbo young ci’inposrr. The company had organ­ ized a quartet nnd had given a largo number of popular Elections during tlie evening. It wm a bright, moonlight night when they start cd to return home, and “Evangriino” suggest.*! tliat they try nomo new song. “I will write you a song,niuiid Hayv, "if you will promise to sing it befcre wo go borne." Tills wa* enthusiastically agrwi to. It so bappeood that them wa* a new white plank fence jurt opposite them at that time. A fire bail recmtly been built near by and a numl>cr ot cl.nrred sticks lay scattered around. Picking tip several of these Hays walked orcr to the fenre’nnd proeecdet towrite the first vtrwof his song on the top plank, and tho notes for the qunrtet of voices on tlie four planks beneath. As all could rwul music they stood back a short dbtanre aud had no diffieulQr In singing it. The girls Insisted on tinving n chorus, nnd tbo author went to the cn<l of tlie fcuro awl there wrote out tbe cborua The party sung Rover and over, and at lost went homo with it m> their lipa The fidtownig day Mr. Hay» «n« requested by “Eriuigeline’ to write out a copy.on paper, but be laughingly told bcr that she could go down to tbe fence nnd copy Roff. Tbo young Iwly 100,1 ‘din at hi* word, and though It wa* raining bard she started out and returned with tho words and music comtdeta Th reward bw Hays then added anOber verse, and soon after the lady roturned to berbonM in8t lxjuh,takiig tbo song with her. On her ringing RU*"*^ tmetol much attention, and she final!y sent it Lack to tbe author to have it published. Cbarle* F. Adams in Detroit Free Press. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking effect July 15. ISM. Dr. I A. BaWira cotnjiany. proceeds to drum out an hotel --------- —.... . ,,, produco a taking song, which, when com­ pleted, is writteu out aud trlw! upon the Khu also furgvd Ids name for n con audience in the evening. If the song nleawa la s.nt _ nnd nut. upon *•* the . sideniblu amount Another busbami named I ft 1: ta *®* to the ....S.I.--V. publixbcr N M PhinMii tn* .l . markvt leaving eyes aud mrs only. Or THE SPECIALIST, GREAT NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of tonal Cleans Sale. DISEASE, Have you .put off purchas­ ing a Cloak/ If so, now is your chance to i save ‘money on the invest­ ment. Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. You can have a good fresh line to select fcom at an ex­ traordinary low price. This is a chance to purchase Lan i^’ and Childred’s Cloaks cheap. We have marked them all over in - Red Figures so that you can see the genu­ ine mark doyrn. Special bargain in Dress Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ vets. Also Flannels and Blankets. Underwear in white, grey or scrrlet cheap. We can save yop money on . ... a.. <tv» your Cotton purchases, either in bleached or unbleached. TheJbest possible testimonial of his ability to. grapple with thestv diseiLses—a successful prnewee in dealing with such disoraers. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Detroit........... Jaeftson ........ Katon Rapid* O arietta....... nMarin*— Morgan........................ Qatehy......................... HAffSUHM............ Waevuie-7.:"?/.::: QrandNaptd*. Ar.... AU trains run by mnstieta laertdiaa oroeagal . u*ll.v. ixxia; Ape.it, >Uts O F ft T. A.. Chleoso. TIME TABLE. 7Egr Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. v. rzxp z Minin, raw. * wen. mm. L.Skkokaxt,8«pl H. C. PoTritii Rec. ft a. P. ft P. A. m. CROND RAPIDS HKRD. CHEAP EXCURSIONS.^ Holstein friesianS looklnxlor new>lci«uions or lave*unents. **udmoathly exeurw.me have been arnw<ed, at one «... .... ......nil nnlnt* 1 r< TlaSntA ESTABLISHED. IS70. M«®»A MARR & DUFF. In front of Farmers’ Sheds. aEGRTHEWi PACIFIC 11 LOW P3ICE UILRMB LMDS » r -I w ovemmen > rnr'hi n' •• "te nt "rae. **»«• 1 *! saurrtr>,fiw,‘ About 100 bead of both sevre and all agwtri Vlnr prtesa. BULLS READT FOR StRVtCE. 7 pocirity of roans yrira not skin, for foundsUa Warshwfdby r'TpressS^JwdriSj* K PERFECT COMBINATION veretable remedies that wlH restore the whole system to healthy action, h STHtS MLRFECTCOI«MH*t!oH,<’ ta3».Dr<x*I FRIENDS: Don't some of your neighbors or erptions In Denmark It i« becoming roxtomajj for friend* to send to the relatives of a person wbohM dkd wbat U call’d a “Good M ark* C^l/in place of the ‘^tad cards are of white r*<tfbo«rd jrintod J Deso caru __ various charitable Wabhixotok CITY, wwy . n»n BlnneUrd. of >'«**"*? S“S£y whit* two. u; »«* tbe river and harbor f r jje ................. ,„>.i/.i. tiw name nf the deto bix bwite. wfferins team a riow f - «• attributes hi* tllnwB to a general bre cuased may tx wruicu, ----____ spore for the uanw of tlie sender, 1 bo cards nrcrold In bookstores fora nicxlcrato rtm, UBrr'*0*> 3u»rr..«» -----wnre Flic idea appears to be a eenriblo one, a* by ending Sew cards i*opl«» can r*ll»l ~rl) In u‘- n"*1 *2^27Trateiy ^mjxJhy for tboro fa JS time do rtmwchto^r ..Un-I. irom ~nr.l,l» I-'” what It did tor Ontario Centro, W. Y. PAINE’S CELERY , , Kxwo>. >> J- ------ COMPOUND friends want the Banner during the campaign? Ask them, and report to us. CURES ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, imtrartlnx after tbu dale. Baldmorv. J use tad, MBA, o, tita iuX®, I Th. OrtllltthKl, | Th. *<«!■»*• �that laid down “HARRISON AND VICTORY?" THE TABERNACLE BUILT. INTER- ■nidJd Mrthareat bread nor drink wakar, from all the wflllng hearted the party. tn xr-» . home d'rSk ijt ! to explain, nothing ta add, nothing to take Lack. The platform is the embodi­ which THE CRY OF THE PRESS THROUGH­ ment of hb record. Everybody, there­ . ... C —a MMMUV to ,.ar- J___ L •__ > . . . OUT THE LAND. fore, who is a Repnbilran can rote otm™ oral.,,th.sistently for Harrison, and everebody who l ta for American principle* ana 'American <*? Wril e,.4., I Interests, a* opposed to tboMof British mu -y. wh«, U-. fell.--? ~ [ free trade, ran conslst^itly vote for him, to£n“o ’tbe country for their parity ol Rftinga. I and to bo consistent must vote for him. life, rectitude of purpcee and devotion to | Furthermore, Harrison is a fin* spsci- Itepublicaa prindplee. straight* Another human being ha-. h~-, s..^. men of American dttaenshtp. He is in New York World: ft "IU of Mr. with an eye taken from a rebbu ft seem* a* If it would have been bn- the fine of a great family. Hlsgraatgrandfather was one of the signers of the TUrrison that ha is nomlnx-ted for hi* fore mankind have been sfflHed . .t poealble for the Republican national con­ Declaration of Independence. Hta grand­ JJS^Tthat if bls grandfather had not hare lips. Now they bseome gaBarlas are already filled *T*Lvention at Chirago to have ael«ted another father was a distinguished soldier .and t£cn preeldent of the. United Staten and Pittsburg Bulletin. ticket that would have so solidified and president of the United States, tend was Xrot .rrendfatber • *UP*r of the unified the grand old party a* that of * leader in the memorable campaign of 1840, Declaration or r»ui-jx—— — — "•=— ■ywtle.HMMUi Fry. ha* (aH-.j Harrison end Morton. There »til be no and hb candid:cy will revive recollection* have been the candidate. But thia i» idle faction* or mnnhraJs in 1888. and mud of that wonderful contest, when the coun­ talk. Mr. Harrison b available without tented M before the public Ur have leftber teed and board throwing will be Impossible. It will be tho try was stirred aa it never was before or reference to the honorable positions occu­ iMOKwUtWliMa rsftned u. X* tbe t»ny I ttewefore trel l: my 4u , cleanest and strongest campaign on rec­ since; when Tippecanoe, the log rabln and | tasot mytoUriitte More ny rrwa-n, ord. The great warriors of the press have hard elder excited the people and made pied by bis ancestors. sxaet troth tn regard to th. mait-r t;* simultaneously rolled up their sleeve* and Harrison president. • We may expect a Utica Herald: Gen. Harrison b in aogone into tho fight with a vigor and a revival of tho popular and soul stirring cord with his party. Hs stands firmly on rings. rtoM to being a ebrteuan, irou.'^ unanimity that must be appalling to our its platform. Is In full syrajia'.hy with ite back. And ou tbs strength of tho., arami-f? of that period. frteuds tbe enemy, aafl which presages an songs This auiv-stral line would not be com­ moat advanced thought. In him Uw laws i Ntok to ber.hoping to Ure itn-sEwXtai overwhelming victory in November. We plete—would i>- very tar from complete— tehstpIn bWnsupim ca.Hrt;, |“uj will have a faithful and firm executive, prreout a collodion of newspaper com­ without tho mention of J. Scott Harrison. the American citizen abroad a watchful taalaare fsrbainu rr*—k . .72“^ ments which will show the feeling 1 and the father of our candidate. He wm I protector, tbo American fisherman, tradraa citizen of this county, and wa* elected j man and workingman an upholder of tho throughout the party. Philadelphia Press Tho Republican na !' to congress. He differed from tbe Besake at my ebfidren 1 was willicg to Kaka P? But in । tiona! convention has done mon- than publican party and from hta son in poll- flag and the factory and the home. attempt, and I was hi hopes that there ml**; bS spate rtnoerity lu her rri-r*--o i.rrtra.kS nominate tbe Republican candidate for tics. He Was elected as a Know Nothing. only Detroit Tribune: Gen. Harrison is However, her rotation aoa: vazKbed mi ’-L tbo prealdcncy. it has name-1 tbo next । and acted with the Democrats; but be with bar <nmi bsearne a vwttahk b-u « tvAmerican president. Thia lay in its ' was an honorable man. and ntiro as bis worthy of it. an able statesman, elean jUtXsdtathbWMtbe taet that .-tor man. and was a gallant soldier. Ho ta a utiisSiall—tiiliii tn .11 mini «...i power. If it acted well and wisely in Its dentally, of course—and starting his bone selection, and il has acted wisely and well ancestora He was respected by all hi* Bepnbllran of tbe highest and best type, at a gallop from tho other end of tho ball, be In placing Benjamin Harrison at tho head fellow citizens, and by none mon- than and when hta record ta fairly placed be­ throws himself far over ite side, and with a of the'Repnbilran ticket. With tho best thoM who differed with him 'politically. fore thp people it will compare favorably low swoop at tbe proper instant picks up the of the party to choose from, tbe conven­ But Harrison is more, and a great deal with the best. The nominee for vloe saber and regains his seat amid tbe applauso tion has chosen tbe best candidate named I more than the s«*.n of a father or grand- president ta the right man in tbe right । father. He inherited no wraith. He of tho gallery. before It; with many political path* to has not depended on a name. He liaa place and hails from the ri^ht strfte. i Mow, saddles and blankets are removed foDow It has selected the safest. carved his own way through life, and by Chicago Times: Gen. Harrison b a gen­ Nominated in 1876 to lead a forlorn exercised with harms bareback. How, they hope, Benjamin Harriaon carried hta party hj* own performances *s a public man. tleman of unstained reputation, and the are sitting faced to the rear, and now side­ to the very threshold of victory. IB* and in places of trust, ha* written hl* scavengers of tlw party will vainly seek nw Ititag. name in the public records of the nation. ways, but quickly resume the ordinary posi­ brilliant leadership swept the state In fur mstrrial against him with which to tion at tbe command. Finally the grand 1880. elected Garfield and placed himselfI He is thus known in all the state* and by befoul the political atmosphere. . Levi P. ail thr people bctw<s*u the two oceans. He in the senate. In 18M he carried the is a statraman with a cnnscieneo, and hl* Morton, the candidate for vice president, liar vote, and aim lo*t iu*i — - —---------- •, state again on tbe popular — an,! > private eiti- is au ideal hustnefa man. aud has in a me mguuaturo omy I record as a puWic man i great degree the eoufideaoe of tbe people the legislature only w«sn whet tbe * continuing “ ftwid of a gerrvmandor was supjJc-mi-ntcd ( — -- ---------------.fron‘ ’L.*. «>r blemish. Ho of hb state. —~— needs no defense. There is nothing in iby ______________________ ___reckkw iJvi__ nrads Boston Journal: In nominating Benja­ a corrupt election studi the and no defense. Tin leaping on and off galloj>ir< horaro; cadet* illegal violence of a Democratic senate. hi* whole life os m politician, a etateeman min Harrison, of Indiana, for the prraicitizen tlmt nerds defrnsu or exptanaleaning far over the sides of their aaddlelcro Ho enters another rauvasa ran vans with this tuts in in-­ , or oraiue.. * hta dency of the United States tho Chicago ’ ■ ——1is —-~ m i.u nomination tion. His character as pure nts convention has. made a selection which justice to avenge. His E-------1—place* ’ ---jpairn I■ name at the bead of the ” Republican campaign uamr is » lllustriuua R„n ,h- will be cordially approved by the-Republi­ in Indiana thr successor of Morton, >n. ttie tho I This Thisisistbe tbe kind kindof of a rnQ11-h to can party In all staU-a and sections, and I II mii * I ibv » i»«atk fol _ _ best pcditlral organizer uf the state and li«us have breu fortunate enough to will bi- ratified, w an- confident, by,the its mrat dtotkwtahed "citizen. It gives I U '‘.“-I 22*^ country in November. ■ bone. Suddenly be leap* and lands snugly tbe Republican canvas* th* rn.mootis and | which the people of thl* country can aud behind the horw-nan, who dismounts In preponderating advantage of a candidate 1 wiU^rallv _ .. . Albany Express; Benjamin Harrison, ' Re­t ■ idwutifi.il and In harmony with the polltl- I Troy "times: Tiito.— The . m- die b east! Tlie -l>earer for tbe cam- of Indiana, for president, aud L^vi P. s go until tbo captain's voice commands order cal machinery, which in a closely eon- publican standard •—iof ItM has bron wlecud! Tlie choice Mortuti. of New York, for vice president, iwlgni again, and the active fallows are marched tested state dreidee the battle by polling — Chicago convention falls upon Gm. make the strongest ticket that was within thi* last doubtful vote. I, “v.I Harri*>n, of Indiana. £X-t’uited the reach of tho convention—the ticket Personally, the national Republican Benjamin *'*“ for which Repuhli'rans have been crying cor.vention has placed before the rourttry States senator, and one of the soundest and praying ever since the convention' a man of clean life and high ambition, a and truMt Erpublicans in tbe land. His --------bravo soldier and an able senator who has record la stejnlsaa. He is sound to the Is-gan Boston Advertiser; Ho will lie a splen­ core on all groat Americaif principle. A born right on every public question be■cause hr has brought principle to bear on protectionist from profound, cunvk-tion. did randhlati-. not vaunting himsi-lf not moots for deception Uyt disturbed. He will be the Iraiicr of tho he has always stood stanch and true and arouming favors whl be granted. every public issue. His life as a man ta against free trade in any of its protean canvass, as he has led tbe Republicans of stainlrax in all Its relations from his youth up; hl* career a* a soldier owed its every disguises The false cry of "revenue re­ Indiana in many a hard tight to their en­ promotion to bravo and honorable service; form." raised to hide the free trade inten- tire satisfaction. by [ironihing everything tils position an a lawyer places him in the tlon* of Democracy and mugwumplsm. ha* . New York Press: While Benjamin Har­ forefront of - tho bar of his at ate. and hta never deceived him or swerved him from his straight forward course aa a champion rison wM winning heaps of laurels lu the / woman customers, who deal through their record as a public man and a aenator clrll war, Grover Ch-veland wa* quietly aervanta, insist on certain conditions which allows an eqnal attention to the practical of home industry H« comes from .-goal fighting stock. practicing taw in Buffalo. Tbe famous if the milkman cannot fulfill, be will often work of politics and to the iwlnstaking Soldier's blood is tn his veins, inherited apostle otfire trade bad in. those days a and sedulous dtachargeof public duties. Benjamin Harrison is no discovery of from his grand father, tbe valiant old well developed Idea of the kind of prrfec a day, no invention of a campaign. Ho ta "Tippecanoe," whose heroism was re­ tion which saves the Individual, what- ver neither tbe product of a raucu« nor the warded by an election to the presidency becomes of the cause. belief which offspring of a machine. Nor has ho stood »of tbe United States Beiougtng to a Trenton Gaxctte: Harrison's nomination tbe bottlu uiu.it have tho milk of one cow, nnd among tho*e nselres men who share the family renowned for patriotic valor. It was natural that tbe war of the rebsllioa will give unusual and unalloyed satisfac­ only one, aa it would otherwise die. As soon adrantagtw of a free government without discharging its duties, and whose sole should draw him to the Held. There bo tion throughout New Jersey. He was the m a contingency aria* to feed the Imby one favorite litre from the first and we f<-el served with distinguished gallantry, aud ■ cow's milk, tbe milkman is ordered to bring i political activity l* shown in criticising roM* from tbe rank of srooud lieutenant ererr confident- that iw will rarrv the । the work of those who do discharge them , t»is po*urr never var Levi P. Mort.>n won long ago a national to that of major general Since the war . »trength and wbolrecno reputation as the head of one nf the great his public services have been of great Boston Transcript: Tho nominee Is not tbaalbe onllnar, iir..!< banking firms in the world. Elcct.xl to value to bis country and made his name dependent on bb ancestors for his fame, 1 year or more freding the babyon milk which the house of representative*, he there familiar to his fellow citizens. for hb achievements have been honor­ sbe believe, comes from tbe same cow. Such is brave Ben Harrison, the Repnb- ably accomplished by his own services in addi-d to his fame and justified the high expectations of hta friends by his speeches linan cliuire for the prreidmey. A fear tbe army, in the court room and Ln the. on financial questions, which showed that less soldier and a wise ststeiunau. He senate chamber of tbe United Stalest. ho was not merely a practical banker, but will sweet through the country with re­ if they only reflected upon tbe difficulties tn understood the theory and philosophy of sist ires poptdarity. Hr will* command New York Sun: He is a straight Repub­ the way of supply. In tho first place, one finance lu its largest sense and Ln its na­ the de votnI and loyal support of all Union E. H. Ilsmm'md. c. S. D.. pnn-fltil'urf cow does not give milk as long as the baby tional aspects He ta a man whose talents' veterans. He dared to personally lead lican. yet involved in no factional ani­ In mental healing. ha> returm-d to Gbnd could use IL Again, meet of tbe milk deliv­ and tastes qualify him conspicuously for the boys in blue on the enemy's lines. mosities. Everybody who has ever be­ Rapids for the sumim-t. ered here comes from farmers outside tbe high public office, and there La an evident The old soldiers will bear that in mind; longed to tho Republican party ran sup May be found at 134 North l»lvi-'«i !jq city, who ship it in big cans containing tbe fitness in giving this representative and and they will rally around him during port him. Stalwarts. Half Breeds. Blaine cor. Lyon. Consultation fnv. product of al) their milking. Some of the leading citizen of New York tho second this campaign In a way that will strike men, Conkling men, all can take Harrison Class for the study ofUhri-tlan bci lire without any wrffire of feeling. milk dealers explain this, and lose a cus­ place on the Republican national ticket, terror to the hearts of political opponents. soon tn be formed. Terms ma>*- -xti'jfactomer by it Some small dealers really re­ tbe first having gone to tbe all powerful He will make a moat excellent standard St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Harrison j tory to alfyarneT-t!) draltou* <>f 'tudyine. serve one cow^s milk for certain customers, west. . bearer for the grand oldHtaraand Stripes, and Morton, the ticket, has a sonorous but generally tbe promise can not be kept I New York Tribune: A convention re­ under which flag so many precious lives have seen milkmen filling babies* bottles out markable for its cad and patient deliber­ were sacrificed during the civU war, and and resonant sound. It will undoubtedly prove strong and popular with tbo coun­ ation, which has never tx-en surpassed In which now beromre tbe emblem of the try. Harrison represents the alert, en­ Mate of Michigan—Fifth Jud'. ite declaration of Republican principles, Republican party, in contradistinction to terprising and aggressive west, and Mor­ Halt peadins la Circuit Court for tmiab 4 in eteancen.at tor L'tty of Haiiioss oa has nominated ax the Republican candi­ the blood red British bandanna. ton stanas for ail tliat la vigorous, solid tBarry, parontly with only one bottle of milk, and date for the presidency ex Senator Benja­ be froth day << Job, a. t> Harrison arui ■ WhHassB. Buieklee. comptelaart. n Jfrltw chargee an exborbttant price for it, but be ie min Harrison, of Indiana, The seat in aa Htrickten, defetteant tho United States senate which he filled tn thta cause it ■npprartux that dri«-«ML Albany Journal: By the masterly dig­ New York Herald: Mr. Harrison has worthily and with honor had been stolen nity and sublime self sacrifice of James nerved a term in the United States senate. Melissa tMrtckten. t« .ixrt • re-Urel / this state but rrelJn iq ire <*t» by Democratic crime. His nomination for G. Blaine, aud by the willing and disin­ stOhto. TtavforroomMW"! smith , a higher office gives the people of Indiana terested spirit of the Republican delega­ He showed himself there, as In the poll­ grove, solicitors lur r-uniplslnsni. H >’ of’?nT tire of his state, a vigilant and keen, and untOModanl enter teer sm-b-v '- ta fo i an opportunity, which they will probably tion of tbe Empire state, indorsed aud Improve, to show their detestation ot tho sustained to tbe last ditch by the Repub­ indeed a rather bitter partisan; a thorough SSnJtaMbre tourn-X lour- Ite & Coing high tariff protectionist; a man of o( this order, and that totals twvntv «*'» »♦ crime and of tbe party which made Mr. licans at honrt, tho nomination of Gen. causa ttil» order too- pul>li»te« io win clear headed, bnt somewhat conntalaant theHMtao Bassnn. s-id PaW>«‘"*j£ * Cleveland president by robbing citizens Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana, was made strong narrow. ______ of their rights. possible, and the contention at Chicago . KXw..York 11 b ^ubtful if abet­ Tbe nomination of the Hon. L P. Mor­ has presented him for the suffrages of tbe Hini Hookxk. C.rtwt Ji ter ticket could have been nominated, ft ton fur vice president will give especial American people. sstbifartlon to buaLnesa men of this slate, Tho choice of the convention is a mag­ Is strong at both ends Strong In patriot­ who know well hta merit*. True to the nificent one. This morning tho conven­ ism strong in statesmanship, strong tn policy which has led it to select candi­ tion was in chaos. Nover in the history legal and business attainments, and long ctate* with peculiar regard to their of the party has then- iieen so many can­ before elect Dm It will be so strong in the UtateofMlebtgSi' -Ftttl* Judkisl-‘ Ireuit, « ’’I/1* tn>® Amrrir*us tb*t *t will strength in the doubtful states, the con­ didates pressing for tlie nomination, so » tteMjseSiM In Circuit Court, fnr CiMtetf "■ Barry, in GnScery.M the CHF"' **vention waa not able to concede the first nearly equal in point of chances and so place to the choice of New York, bnt ac­ warmlv, uncompromisingly supported by ttth durof Jaw. A. I». t«» . Geoswr Wrokt oxnpbdiiari. •• .......... cepted for the second place the candidate their Iricuds. It seemed impossible to . , _n Troy Tclegnun: It may safely be said Msrtfl£ IffinlsnL . named by this state, remembering how agree upon any one. Even the Republi­ la this eauae it awesrmti “• road about bar artistic qualities in tbe ncws- creditably he had acquitted himself in that New York's electoral vote is asaured ObarlottelurWe.lsa«sre?J»A«4•Kiel* can papers of tho country admitted tho far the Republican national candidates frKFjgswfe th* <*«• ** k jJiS t< public service at home and abroad, in situation km critical. congress and aa minister to France. But once again the oracle spoke. Uke thh rear. Mr. Harrison not only brings it has been said repeatedly that the tbe voice of Ono of old, "This is tho way, an historic name, but tbe record of dis­ comkfg contest would turn lees upon tho walk ye iu it,” the grand wisdom ot that tinguished services in the field and In tbe SStetSSSyta^heren^lesn! Uj personal merits of candidate* than upon greatest ot Americans, James G. Blaine, halls of congress. order to be published lu Ito »**; hithe great principles involved. Yet it will waa hurried under tho sea on lightning <mn> m ’f New York Mall and Express: Gen. Har­ MMugbOtebMito heeontlauHl be found to tha Republican cause a di*. wings, and the convention listened, as M oaore—ton , ' albla with group* of beaux In the fashlonabte Unct advantage that it is to be repre­ the party has for a score of years, to his rison owes little of his promlnenre or po­ WttT fereweeks FBXMK A. Hoos r t:. < irv< .. •’ Mr ▲tteSt.WM.il. POWXMS. Iwp.l' t sented by ono who is personally strong, counsel. Ho could not lu Jnatice to his litical succMs to his ancestry. He has as Mr. Cleveland is personally weak, m party bo a candidate. won at every step of Ma career, because those elements of character which com­ At once the clouds cleared up. The ho has l>ren a true, nobly ambitious, mand public confidence. Nor ta* It a dis­ party was again a unit. It knows no patriotic, courageous, capable and grow­ advantage that the doubtful state of In­ Stalwarts or Half Breeds. There are no ing man. Whether as lawyer, or soldier, diana, after preseutlng a candidate to the disgruntled, unliappy men tn it. Tbo or statewnan. be has always acquitted Democratic convention only to sec him now Inst ion of Harrison was accompliahftd himself nobly, always done his duty, and ro I ho Bassy tes«h waa dlactzaaad. Ko doubt that la il slaught-red at the bidding of a party des­ by no subterfuge or trickery. The race always been true to his character and re in trouble-we «? ly pot, now hM opportunity to elect the mart waa free fur all and the nomination fell conviction-: as a Christian gentleman. «->--------- --- * ' * by the nntraramsled choirs of tlie conven­ Tbe brot ffirCn.. AU. aigbtly object, aba doubtieao found comfort tion. Then- is not a de tented rendidats With a man no strung and worthy, tbe for the nomination who will not be found Republican party has a right to look for on the atnmp tills fall. ?alt‘OM 5,1 a popular uprising ut»t unlike that which Harrison lias been chosen. A man from pM. in the halls of nations! 1. rialatlon swept Martin Van Boren from power In Indiana, a statu brought with its fifteen «d in thepolltirel campaign 1840. n.« h*-l been successful through electoral votes by thia one act of the con­ h?U|** wprn,d.*H,lrd WMr MoHo/Tm Srta of the demagogue; be had prostituted vention fnnn the list of doubtful atates ^frefirW hottie IfHC g*rw *’ •* Brediaaroa A atagto teat turned up around tha ■ tbe public esswiee to hta private am bit ion. into the noble galaxy of eommcmwaalths destined by tho God of nations to shine for tbe Republicanism whose principles m lutkm war bt> smllerl on iu raising np Abraham a* Lincoln, and in ]M*re by n-coguixiug Grant puha, and by throe thia natural cradle te election of another Harrison would bring and Garfield Tlie result i» a glorious one. It h redo­ — wiu i It. UUUC hlixk^f lent with victory. Honor, virtue, statesPolitical coatrot will decide manahin am ’------- ’ ’ - - Cattnif- VOL- XX HA5TIN; pjb*ba<! adteb u*o<g»?ta5r Isnemalfridetej S toam be might build gannanU brought tha Lord's offering.' eoosittar B a grtevous thing to bo thus called upon to contribute toward thia building, it il. FOWLER D« S. gTUABT. KN A Wiixi LOT AL CHJUB Attorn WSftlS^L Thank Go! for tbe women, willing hearted, wise hearted, and with beans stirred up (vs. 9f», 98: who are found evvjwbero ministentig unto Him. not only in Doreas societies and aa BB.te readers, but aa actual mianouariro at home and abroad. In tbe China Island women and 06 unmarried wenun. Surely Pa LxvUi. 11 h being fulfilled "Tbe Lord gireth the word , tbe women that publish tha tidings are agree* bust" (R. V.) He who permit­ ted many wonwii to follow Hun end minister onto Him. who hindered not the woman of Bamaria from running to tell tbe glad ba- notown- that 1 can find forbidden woman either to minister unto Hun, or to lovingly fully stirre-1 wtan -yep" man brought an offering of gold. seldom that aucb apt to predominate, jurbafM * fair sprinkling &AKlHC POWDER Absolutely Pure. fin* a willing mind, it ts accepted according to the' a man hath, and not according to gMITH A COL E. KENAST Att A. C. WELTON ^'OOK A SHEL County. R. TiMMER sicia P• artin v. b M •u ran ?S??wnb J. G. special attasdtau g I E. H. HAMMUNII. r. s. V... eigbt boards of tbe tabernacle, it waa also beaten into thin pUtaa aivl cut into wire* and riy and cheerfully. It bold His glory and our ears to bear His word, so that we have eye* and ears for Him above all others, then shall we know the joy uCHbservtea of tho High Pnret's drvos, on which sore sn- ' work ou our bohaM. .M A full arooun J AMES A. 8WE ' ROBERTSON Hastings Oo r> "UY GOD BLESS YOD!" 3X5 hie followers. ttete. Aa older cMM NPof tbe routrot of'18M uJiLGqL to^\°L2r*i*S,ed *o ite former noble nsonortte?,.—.uTYT Ha OMB � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-07-25.pdf 11e21912aa884f5356fb7c4379b01233 PDF Text Text 'l.ars,est Circulation ^fatiy P^r in the astings Ct'»ntyVOL. XXXIII. NO. 13. I The best Achertis’ mg medium in Bar| ry County. Banner. HASTINGS. MICH.. JULY 25. 1888. Banner. 11asti>j<jS 113 r tu.bed Wednesday*, by , k ILUtftV Col'.XTV, , COUNTY NEWS. Oraagevilte. Henn-Arbtrar Ik going to start a drtig store at IMtm., We are sorry to lose him u he la an excel lent business man and a rxxl citizen. IMS father will remain here. ‘ Mrs. Cameron has Mtn polntlag her res­ idence. which adds much to itn api-raranro ' Miciikian. <ai r* YEAR. • ’ul'jfr the end of the year tb JJtir i-/n *«f positively be «1 JS. - Il ■ 1 > . . . ..Till Grove. G^r neu?* |S blow’y gaining. O’Donnell. ^on*.}. Q wnSnS':.::"'"»»“«■>■ "«<■ AnVEHTWING RATBB: ■ —" ■ - r Y-'iW ...... •••• *»•♦ •—.*100 0Q KCr > ch W for»Ped*» positions. ' v* hJ^i)M<'Arthur win m,,,. lllto hb „„ .iobThikhng. • fri’ tn the Job Printing Debixmmb. Bvantlitag to th. and with toe latest taoesof rumaMer. Yanka* Bpringx SSr^itai’fM’vd patterns of maebtowySdrorap-’.**: • Jrionen employed-onablra toe 52.X '• • >'• ‘ fob work._____________ ■ “■ t ilMtlur*. Miemgau. ns is, t« and 17, net itiplds. Mich. Hastings, Mien. of the stale. Special ■ MusMfto Loam ux .ver Welssert.s hardware . Ilmneopathk* ptly responded to. itral«.r Center and Church .hi and Sutgeou. trr.iLug diseases of the .. prew-rvation of vision ■1’HCTACLES ami eye bl.** ■>:i Broadway, near Court iMlfll .v '.'ULGitoVE, ■ Respectfully. ____________ OPOKA fclfiKKRN. Harvest la aluwst over and the farmer* haverrsNon to rejoice over the wheat crop B e had a nice shower last Xundaylnd corn and potatoes are improving. The funeral of Mr*. Earl Bugl»- took place on Sunday last. She was a sister of Dugald and Hough CanipMI and whs much reaiwctrd by all whir knew her. A Sabbath school picnic Is being talked of by yds and some of the neighboring school*. . Our iMKttnastrr has had to increase hlIm»x room: he has added 72 more lanes to those already In the office. Mr. Wilcox luu purchased a piece of1 land of Mrs. Given on which to erect a laHtt hotiM*. Fortv-tour ticket* were sold at this point for Barnum's show. A pretty good showing for harreaftlme. The railroad comjmny have extended the side track and are putting in stock yards. Fishermen still continue to come here to enjoy the fine fishing. J. Mclyeon, our local preacher, was made to rejoice over the present of n tine book from his congregation at the William's school house and also a lienefit from a social held by the young people of the Brush Ridge district ton M;»rk, Hastings.)' oMirts of the State. * E. KhSAH'». / A. Mti-rnej at 1-vw. * jOrcr J. - • joodvear & Ca’s »tore.) Prartireslnnjt courtsoftbeStale. COUeetlotii proasj-tty aUrtfth^ to. C. WELTON I* agrnt let t. - Ohio farmer yidsurance Co. dr antes x-lln.'* on a man's property against '■••bylire.Uskiiiiutt.irwind; sgaiiut a man's Meby iletlb «2 .icvidrnt:. •Hhi,;>•».< ,0X.'ri3At»tra--t KIotk.HasUngs, Mleh.) tbe sulf vet vt Abstract Books In Barry Cwntjr. P 11 TiMMl ilSlAN. Ilouhrpathlc I‘hji;uid Suigeon. . • (OflMioOr l.uhrop's drug store.) ink™ v BAKKER. Real Estate.In-dr;:. •• and Jsaus. OStfutl-J. JCjnysn » Sor. 2 do'Ts north ■ ?<-»uunre. S[-r<itf*t:?ntl» । ilrsn to making exchange* st property. , T intenAta of twn-mldeut prcw-rty treair* carefully looked after. Farm* oU.'Uue’ fur>»!*y *-r rxrhange. Houses and krtibr.ai-. ' • TAMES A. iWEEZEY. •J l.awver. H.l,'b1Cs. Mie,. ROBERTSON HOUSE, r-’i. Jrfli r, m and Court SH- Hastings. Mirh. Rates, Si .00 per Day. pu.-mw <•' .lie public is respectfully solicited. Hasfincs ib-’im--. City - Bank,- Mich. JAPITAL, S5O.OQO.OO. Michigan, V:-S. (.e w De - !3. ism; |n building for•aero - tupte-t by M^«ser Bros. ■ . • on i' Kn*: A<>. Roblavja. fmidext; . . w.8. OmMrear. viee. Pre*.; ‘ C. D. Beebe. Cashier. *.!». lieodj-sr. AO. RoMmor,. L E Knsyp<ii. Chester Messer. ttoiwa.funking Busiues* Transacted. BASTI 5GB MAR Km. «;s !8 homes in qeorglai '• »~ir *»“.£££&•*wl‘' “™re"'>' wik“ Wtod»«»l’’. l««» l.unwM l„i ''j *•• Iknl.-t. >ttertu' ixvupled by Dr. Jones, over iLurf. s <•*■■ reix-m s. WHOLE NO. 1730. "voaiana. , »<ll build > w. blwk. Uk“ IM.it w"H.,hu.U«r. *' hirXwTJ" \h“ •"■“"Ubltnuu^T. lain gardens are known and will be imM<. <■»« l» U» full .Kim,! Uw A CIRCUS IN MEXICO. AN AMERICAN BIT 8H0WMAN OF HIS GIVES A EXPERIENCE. BEEF, BLOOD, BONES. WHAT 16 DONE BY A BIG CATTLB SLAUGHTERING FIRM. were rusticating at Gun'lake, called on friends here last Thursday. *i ul* W,n< ind CIa™ E,,U visiting friends In Allegan. ' Frank Montague and M. Cole were at Hastings last week. Several of our citizen* went to Kalama­ zoo to see Barnum. fifoodyw. of Hastings, vis­ ited friends here a few day* ago. Geo. H. Brooks passed through here last fhureday on his way to visit his daughter, Mrs. B. A. Walker, at Martin. L. C. Welton was In town last wuek. A. Clemm ha* purchased Cole's Interest <*m, and todred ttoobow people, were totally in tin! threshing machine. The firm will now Im- Montague A Clemm and tiiey will start the machine Tuesday, the 'J4 th inst. Maud Somers i» making a short visit at C. Griswold's. Mrs. A. Pond, of Hxsting*. |g staying with her son at present Phllu Crance. who has been sick so long, I* on the gain, his friends having hope* of J’ultaS'? ■'"•“anl lb. ■,»,wnll™.t bls ultimate lecovery. Grand RapW-t last week. A. P. Hodge took a trip to the nourish­ arctics. Bitting in thia richly furnished work! <kW<1 T’’n,plar’ stln ‘^“K K'**1 ing town of Ik-lton last- Friday. Mabel Jloss sjH'iit Sunday at home. KMl^rtek lake last Sunday. A certain woman in our village ba* been phant, toll* Booth, to save her life, and aa l»an Miller is building a new cistern. in the habit of whipping her V,-year-old If our village continues tn grow a*rapid­ Stepdaughter and the nelghlram hre-e said ly tor the next five year* x. It ha.*, for the considerable aliout It. So Instead of whip­ last year it will number n thousand in­ ping. she till hiT mouth with cayenne pep­ habitant*. All we nned is a railroad and per f<*r punishment When matter* get to inent they would call out, "DianaI Dianaf tlmt wv are bound to have. surli a im—as'that It Is tiny* something ami nothing could to dooa until tto toM G- D. -Barden defended a lawsuit at was dune glxuit it. This is a fact and can had played that favorite tune Tho national i.»kr Odessa on Friday and 'a* u-ual w<m lx* prbveil. “L* M. ,< puliiu, Ireuih, on Prol. bmlUT, mw *’• ’*Tk " a>a Ml wdV" or it la Hay 6, the national holiday. ilake Hvnzie. (1f Battle truck. wa*at -lake Shonp** last Sunday. Ihllah Wilcox has the meaaTes, quite a uiinilier of others are waiting their turn. Mr*. Joe Shoup is visiting at Battle Cri-ek. Joseph Smith and wife, of Assjala. were calling tai friend* last Sunday. Huckleberries are not x* plenty In the swamp- about here a* they were !x*t yean •ome having none in. • Lillie and Cora Shoup visited their sis­ ter, Mr>. Jennie Hemurlin. at Dowling last Sunday. Shia-ked—flu* wheat. Mrs. W. N. Boies- i* on thr gain. Mra. Afton Senter is on the sick list. D. C. Kenyon and fgmily will sown goto Nice shower Sunday aftermsm. town to live in the future, his m*u Arthur P. T. Cnlgmvc and Clement Smith, of working his farm. . ' School commenced again t«wtay after a Hastings, were in town Sunday. F. J. Norwood and win- visited at Mr*. two week'* varatidn. Norwoods father's Sunday. Ida Brow n is spending a nhort lime with Messrs. Apderaon and' Dodds attended Mrs. Myrta Boice. Mrs. C. M. O'Dell goes to Jamestown. religious service -at the (lulled Brrihren church at Cedar Creek last Sunday. Ottawa Co., next week to spend a short Miss Nora Collins sjient Sunday with time. friend* at Cedar Creek. Malle Baine has returned from Grand Mrs. H. las.nnrd. of Marcrlle*. is visit­ Rapids where she ha* Iwen visiting. ing her Min. A. P. Ix*ouard. Remember the Ice cream social at Wm. I’artirs.from Battle Crvrk are «<ut on :« Smith'.* Aug. 3d: all invited. fishing expedition. They an* eiiraui|x*il Eld. Brown, of Georgetown, preacheil on- the bank of Crooked lake and report to our {H*ople Sunday afternoon and even­ gis-d sucqejt* fishing. ing. . t'. E. Bailey, of Cedar Crock, wiw in Wil! Whitney Is drawing “Wood" now towp Monday. on Sundays. Ed. Grille);, of Hickory Comer*, was in town Monday. : again. Hay es. Ackeraon and cutupany are en­ joying thenmelvrs at Wall lake tl-hlng. A. P. Ibxlgc. of Orangeville, wa* in Danlel Hallock aged nearly 70 years, town Friday. who has been almost helpless for some Mrx F. J. Norwood, Ellen Falk and time, died on the 15tb and was buried the Mrs. C. II. Thurston of Orangeville took Idth. Hr leaves a wife and two grown up In Bumuui at Kalamazoo laat Friday and children. returned Friday night, well pleased with Wheat harvesting la nearly all secured the show. in l>am and stacks. Hall & Gos- arc painting their ware­ Mrs. Lucy Chaika, residing at Gull lake, house. which improves It* looks verydied the filst leaving an infant child. Her much. funeral services were held at her late home Ranney A Norwood purclixscd tour head the ‘."Id. of nice cattle tor tlielr market. Mr. Hurb Huberts show Is advertised to exhibit on bert furnishing the cattle. the 23d, ami the Whitney family Is billed The wail for Henry Arbour's drug store for this place on the SOtli. thus putting in is completed and the work on the building shows thick and fast. will commence Wednesday . A shower of rain would be quite accept­ C. C. Campbell and Dr.. Broughton, of able in this vicinity aa the earth U b»"- Cedar Creek, were in town Monday. comlng dry: corn and potatoes plainly Dance at Myron Pennuek'a hall next show the need thereof, as al-o garden vege­ Wednesday evening for the benefit of the tables. base ball club. Bill. bO cento. A. P. l^runani. F. J. Norwood and F. P. The oat crop la cwmlng’on quite rapidly Falk went fishing last Saturday and re­ with prospects of a good erop. -Several new case* of measles the past turned -with some very nice black I**-, but the boy* did uot say anything about who caught toe most fish. But your oorn*s|M>ndent is Impressed to beiteve tliat Sol The farmers are getting nearly done StantoU. of Cellar Creek, caught about nil with the wheat, harvest ami can find no of the large fish they hail. fault with the weather, which has been Samuel Andersou made a business trip dry: too dry tor every thing else, and no to Kalamazoo Saturday. , , ,. t l brlsta-Bush visited friend* In Kalamapivfpect of rain yeL ITie thresher has commenced huMntnw zix* last week. Isaac Andeix»n and his Ih*sI girl ami B T. E. Dodds and Ellen Falk attended toe fwtlval a: Prairieville Saturday rrencolds. Quite a number of our villagers went to 1,1 Mr. McEwan went to lamsing Saturday Kalamazoo Frljlay. some to Barnum, David Hoes and wife visited at Morris Burton's .Sunday. There has l»vvn a risk I deal of talking alwnt a Henle.' Ijist Sunday It was decid­ ed to. have a picnic at Thornapplc lake, but the date for the same was not tngde. it will probably be two weeks from next Fri­ day, but due notice'of the same will aje l>car in this pa]>cr. Whooping cough is all the rage here now. Rev. Elliott, id Hastings, occupkvl the star pulpit last Sunday afternoon. School will clcwe in about two weeks. Will Moore was on one of odr main roods the other evening, in company with Al. EyrleMiymer. Rev. Mr. Martin will preach at the Star H*hool house next Suiulay evening. The Ice cream s«*lal held at Mr. Burton's wx- a decided success, netting the W. C. T.U. srirlety fix. for whieb the |N*op)e have the society's thanks. _ We leant that Mrs. A. Barnaby is very •lek. Itowrns Mill*. Haying ahd harvesting finished except •sits, and the dry wrather is fast preisiiing tln*m for the reafn-.r. Au ire cream social was Iwhl in J. N. Hiibliaids new house lastFri>lay ••veiling, for the benefit of Elder Daniels. Tiic ire cream was splendid a* every one says who was there. It. was a very enjoyable alTalr and the Elder received nearly as. • The lime for harvest dances has arrived and Messrs. Hale and btn*eter. vie with each other in calling a crowd and having a good anclai danre next Friday evening. Iasi Sunday altenloon your scribe was overtaken on the road b) .1. L. Shupkfcs. who al once Is-gan telling in an excited manner that he had been robbed, roblied tn the highway; yea. sir. robbed by ttgeive light haired d— I. They overpuwered him, roblied him of his fish jn the highway. He supposed the twelve to la* from MlddlevlHe. Wi: liave often read of two or three robbing a whole train, but twelve large light ludred mrn to |*oun<v upon one poor lone gun with a few fish must 1* true manly courage. John Briggs and wife. Howard Ives and hi* sister Jennie have gone to Gnmd itapids to work. J I, enn Grbwold and Ancle Wakefield, of Middleville, are vbdtfng the little Mtaes in this place. J. T. Forl«e* started last week for Ken­ tucky. C. Roeenbunc died at hi* home July 20th • if Infiamatiou of the bladder, aged S7 years- Service* st the M. E. church Sun­ day by Elder Moon*, of Middleville. He leaves n wife and,*ix cldldnql to mourn his loss. I Your scrilx* Was uiisinfuriri*d. *chool does not commeiice until Septemlicr. A much tireded rain -Sunday. Maria Dewey, of McBride, la visiting at B. ISwnv's. Hackleberrie* are few but the pickers are very numerou*. Forest lodge I. <>. G. T. elected the fol­ lowing officers tor the ensuing term: C. T.—K. W. Mosey. V. T.—Minnie Mo*ey. N. J. T.—Lottie Gray, ■ See’y—Ward Quick. Trcaii.—W. C- Dunham. Marshal—Mark I^wls. Guard—C’. R. Dunliam. F. S.—Lizzie Mayo. and returned M-mdny morning to -“*1*^some on other, business. The Banxeh makes terrible work with tend tlie placing of toe machinery in the people's names, as mentioned In corres­ min. ’ pondence: whdi they would be a little more particular.—(When correspondent* write names plainly thefe is no trouble, but the Too dry and cool for corn and potato***compositor often is obliged to guess at the Wheat is all aecurrd In this The oat crop i- now ready for the bindrr. name.—Ed.) S. S. Cobb, of Kalamazoo, shipped two Five persons were baptised by Ktn. Fletcher at the grove meeting on Sunday. ear load* of wool from East C re*M*y <»nc A large company were present. ^Mi^Luc^Uttleckwd her *choo! Erb Fred Woodhams has the cellar In process of construct, on tor bla new house. H e day. after a successful term of thretj are heartily glad Mr. Woodliams ho de­ “SXonb* "'**•' mM«B» »• <’"W boon discovered in Paris at the Ambigu. It cided to remain In our village. Mrs. Walter Bush and sister Jessie, of attended tb<* circus Friday. KalanuutK*. are expected at S. Temple* H,,. 1M.M this week for a lengthy visit. with the artors in a whisper. Her neighbors Mra. Temple. Sr., lias returned from n visit to ttopkina and vicinity. M.tl,r »n«. M J. Goss ami family have bwn spemiIng several days in Kalamaxuu mond'.*. Mrx J. Haven's baby l» quite sick. C. 11. Thurston I* painting the new i-tom nicking ha* been going «“ for , — ----- - -­ huu«e of the Flowers I"*)-*- __ . weeks •n'1 ”,,w ,be w°m‘’n nir-ro ba» i»oa»cd a voto of want of confident ;u lb* lecral prot—toa. .nd dwided ttol to Mr. Ftetehrr. toe Baptist aMmbars wdl go to Jail witbout toe <•**«>• Plainwell, baptis'd five people at Llndwys p.';-ofU omtoer. __________ __________ grove Sunday. , his Wltam. uf DowllW. •' Putttec »« Xteeljr. father's over Smulay. .. , , Hattie Brainard returned to her P«Pl* Saturday from Dakota where she ha* Iwen .to «M vWUng Mrs. Bi joom, “.lent Cry to In Mexico thnt may bring in the republic* a short limo a report that w» had offended against this law led to ths priut- oagluy cure hldm. although throat of the animal is collected in round, ab.tlhiw Jens, which are trucked to cool *1; .'I res. where coagulation soon follows, and then the olbtimmi is dried and arid to button the use <«f the unsuspecting jmlilic, who are thus blood stuiued, as it were. In a highly artistic fashion- Coagulated cattle blood H printers’ work. Dried Mood Serras to . .urtfy •Itun, syrupa and other thick solutions. In SVaudlnavla 11 is made into a kind of good .... . e.__ .____ .__ . ... . was entirely unfounded and gratuitous. We ware never molded in Mexico, except by rrwm tk. -h.__ thought it prudent to object very strongly. gute, niter scrupulous clumung, nru packed One day I saw a pickpocket rob a woman. Apolireman attempted the fellow '■ arrest, bat hh saber waa wrratod from hijji, and with hla own weapon bo was dlwmbowried. Qlbsr policemen parr.i*d the murderer. food, and it is produced from the animals' stomachs, which ore cleaned. boiled, scraped and placed in kegs for consumption. Tripe is aometim-w pickled, according to the de­ tt< highest grade, and then an appeal lies to the overnor. Occasionally he may reverse the orrision of the magistrate, but by the t iron the edict fa received the poor fellow may have been legally executed. We were treated with the utmost civility and attention. The governor of Monterey sent us his land to play at>rnr entertainment*, and some of the highest officials presented my partner's wife with a tricolor saah.hung with gold pieces of ---- ------ ------, WIL. — the hoof from which b extractoi khe cele­ brated Jim's foot oil, which is valuable for keeping shoes soft and waterproot Three hoofs are finally ground up and sold to far- - -------1-------- - ——... bmmkax*, muuueu to Europe. The Sheffield nuuiufacturrn* in lady was 11, but soldiers were admitted for 12)< cents each. This small sum was paid by ths officers. The private soldiers, you know, arc all convicts, and am under guard in times of ---- y ----- ■ — —* form useful coi^nng. (or tho transportation of gtazters’ putty, for ouqx-a. druggist*, etc., and are valuable far placing over the jam in which the careful housewife lays away agrous and in the main quite trustworthy. Gambling is a universal accomplishment, can to distant points. The tongues are cun­ ningly curled, put into air tight cans, and lowed the show into the republic with th Imnice and cold collations. French in Globe-Democrat. Bargalc has just gained publicity,regarding some rathe: prominent furniture dealers in Clu- finest uphe. Uteri ng. It also had duplicates in room The costly outfit, which waa worth about tXX), was displayed in the front win dow, and marked: “Thia elegant parlor suit fertilizing, and refuse blood is eagerly col lected and turned to account in reflneriea. Now we coms to the utilization of the fat Oleomargarine is made aa follows to toe jiecklng house for mixing with thl* l«-t oiL The milk and nil aro jxjured into the I churn together, and a little pure prime !«-< is added to cause the mixture to flow more things would to atm t right over." In due time easily from the churn, which is driven rapidly by machinery till the yellow g>obul»*. •w-parate. This semi liquid maa* drams into u ••Hold on," said the purchaser, “don't un- large ice cooler far a short tima Thonthorn globules an- taken and ku«:d»*d to-g-lher care­ fully. drained and the mtun is salted by rrry jiorticular examination of the load. •iiocial maebinwy with good.. lean, EngiUh •Ibiry nit Tbaohomarparhw is colored by linen cloths by neat looking girls, and, as ready for sale, is difficult to distinguish from real but ter In ta&to z>r color. Tallow is made by boiling toe rough piece-. “You’vetried to swindle mor* she cried. tutetho chief luxuries obtained from cattle. a pin while you wore not looking. Now, Pm going to pick oat ray property and ore that you toko It over. If you don't tborel) t» trouble." Tiiere was no trouble, and the little woman Harold. tic ambition now in the market dote not turn IS ’KS.bwtS-®' •- -h..rtlrt-.rrhw. while hu brain b turning over some delight­ ful fancy that will be written oct in the room llXrttrf Ftatawrikn"*' """"w' wl"‘ >r ttie pant y«*r. th., KtevrD Tbe new bouse at __ IU nearh completed. .X*. 5~wW cbo era. ana nr the) .to very ttek"7 / iwaarlu to^d in L “ >"• «• »' >'“•w* r. OoV. l»" ..«• -Saginaw city voire to build a new «2^, 0)0 school building In the find ward. Mormon*. nud were duly tepttord tntotlw tallh' �Hastings Banner LET Xl’MBEHNG THS tD GALLAGHER 1 i the wekjk congress. SUMMARY Of Harting*. July ’•». 1H88- TWEMTY-FOUR VICTIMS WHEELING DISASTER, THE PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH BRANCHES Mowrrcm-Lo, N. Y., July m.-HJood byf sheriff. Gallagher,’ were the las ■k" Allen ■■ the drop MJ at 11:47 United Sen-in- institution heM reronL’y a equipment apd transport of m «Uni artnie*. Col. Hosier cdlcl attention to th- pnwent attitude of foreign notion*, with large bodie- walked with military tread. Ho then uok WHEtXUro, W. Va, July 2L—So tar n» Itaved thnt Uiere would b« an increased numof engafo^uente between cavalry, and and mllnmde: btrt. threecavalryengagements dratha through ThursdayS> flood at and in the immediate vicinity of thia city ie nine- WAMBCTOB crrr. July is.-The wflate Sa.urd.y kdd . SP*CIB1 -........ ....... <—_ ~ to reimtHirw* the depositor* in tb* Frued- He bad eight or ten drinks of the (hunter and half a pti information is ob- fncreiurd _____ |~| tta. whole noiou. addition to thoeo wtaj |«rkb<d liere four chii Ttue involved heaven. in foreign lau-1* fortn^ses comtuaudiug th'.line* of railways, nnd at the first opening of war upon the continent no doubt a dash He sang with the clergyman “Bafi • • ’ * He adjusted' tin lous that tb* list of fatnlitlM 1-. not^ much talked fully twenty minute*. them being • v i'tuaksd for any lengthened quick blow*, and within a short time of the outbreak of h-rtilitio*. They must reduce the weight to I® earned by every soldier and by every bor*c; they ought not to Handicap th- toWiere by making them carry enormous eient railway corps, able to repair railway* In advancing, am! to brmk them down nben they were nut wanted. Thirdly, they must do without camp equipment and tents, be­ Baltimore & Ohio railroad bridge. The fif- cllnging to fragments at the wreck. ‘K number victim was an aged German widow, Vreuls Ulrich, who lived alone a *bort d wtance f rorr Jeffersonville in Sullivan county. On ths ur. .. ..— . of cider, and, upon entering the kitchen door, found the old woman—«he being upwards- ol ie dangnrooaly hurt In the Caldwell’* Run del­ rounded by a juxd of blood. Hbe hail beer shot in the bred, and there were serara wounds about b*r body. Th* neighburh-wd ta the future. Enrol® bad changed in tbo seventy-five year* Which had <-laps«i since the tart greet war; •uch mmsuro* to encamp the fight inc men Elm Grove. Ex-Sheriff Kemp wu drowned Elira Jane Johnston was frightened county. upon Allen, who was known as ritallor Jack. He wasamwtad and held by the coroner’s jury to await the action of lb* grand jury. H* was indicted, and he thereafter reMife— The unknown children baking**! tn Belmont FUSION IN MICHIGAN. weight tn nl-out thirty-eight pound*. instead Men should carry not more than thirty rounds of ammunition at a time. Favor bail been shown to takiug infantry into airy soldier, he recommended that n triangu- form, localise in fighting a man alway* did an J that a putol should bo sulistituted for a carbine The revolver, bo thought, was not hich the horse ought to carry -should tar a* possible.—koodoo follow*: Mr*. Thoma* Ho wiry, and four cbildreu, three boy* and a girl;.John HolMiss ^licc Wingert, Mias Annie Win­ gert; Mra Jane Fvay ami two daughter*. Allen nnd Belie; William Gaston, Elixa Jane Johnston ; Mr*. Eaton and three children; Ex-«beriff Henry Kemp, of Mar­ shall county; an unknown child at Wheeb Run, Ohio; two children loot in Belmont county, O. A narrow eecsape from appalling loe* of life took place ou the PiUburg division of the Baltimore & Ohio road at Tnadeljhia Btatiou. eight milea east of th* city. The A genu|no remedy Is Hill's Peerless CZitigli Syrup maili- from the lost of stock. No enre. no i«y. AV. H. Goodyear. Not au empty bouse al ML elemental Cobb's Uttie Pills are sold, no cure, no pay. Is not that fair? W. H. Goodyear. Two Lapaing women have Joined the Murmurs, and were duly baptized into the Mith. By using Hill's Saraaprilta you will en­ joy the- blessing of pure blood which is the secret of good good health.' W. H. Good- Splttrr * Co., of Toledo, take 857.000 worth of Bay county -done road bonita and ♦B0.000 worth of bridge bonds. Rev. C. L Deyo, one of Yaple’a lieuten­ ants, lias thrown off hl* alwep'a garb and become a roaring dcimx ratlc w-o-l-n-f. Inherited Diseases. No fact of nature is more pregnant With awful meaning than the fact of the AND GREEN0ACKERS HOLD STATE CONVENTIONS. Detroit, Mich., Juiy 2U.-Tbe Democratic and Greenback state convent lone held m I Hi troit and Grand Rapide respectively, cm eluded their labor* at 10-JO o'clock at night, having cvodticted toeii business with a tie- ng to ev. rybjdy. o(>jKMiti<« iu tb« Democratic coo ventioa to Burt*candidacy fot governor efagendsrvd by hl« declaraUon on Wiiklu*. and Foran Ikmocrata, voting aye. and Andereon of Iowa« Rrpubtavm, nay. Mill* offered an amendm*nt fixing the duty >>n rertaln William Garton was found lodged In some drift. The current hail torn off all hb clothing but hi* shooi and stocking*. Mr*. Stenael. one ctf the Howley ciiildren. and Mra Eaton and cUildrep were also found A NEW CRUISER AFLOAT. v. I.*- wanwu • ■ but Lb ptMxWUw. — •ton «( North Carolina moved U>e n-i*al « aU tax on spirita distilled from grain of trull The na tion was dafrated-87 to I B. A UXKMM1 —- — - > <ai fruit qdrita. and Ibis wa* jwsuiing when the bouw adjuuroed. Oct- 1. date fixed for the toM*vu clause to p> into effect WaMHXUTOX Ctrl, July lb.-Biair mov*d iu tb. senate yt-tarday that a ptare fa. pro, vidrd in th. rnpitol to tert Craig* improved telegraph cta nie.. th*« object being to tiav. the guvonimenl buy it if it was a gwd thing. 71m- rraolution went over. The Miudry civil bill X»• n-,x.ited back, and a bill to p!*re bill to lay government* workmen for over .. I . 1—L. *---- law aurAn* intn asf. Hr-Ung tn the d! the Union Iron tbo dirty tlioroughfare In the outskirts of th* ever built on the Pacific const Won t you buy this poor bone a s.i Clipper Fly Net? U Lap Dusters .fine young lady :| r.' h- • I.r;i:>g ro-.:n at Harbor Point NewbarryNt •lh.00 Horse Sheets dlanap<-i»—Washing0, ludiatuq>oUs 2; at Httaburg—ITilladalphla 1. Pittalairg 0; at 5k Horse Covers For sale by ail dealers. Ask to see them before you bey. Bn ■ I ■ Philadelphia 2. Pittaburg 0, at Detroit-Bon pliahed without any friction. In the division, question Saturday at 11:30 the Greenbacki-r* get thrre district elector* namely, from the Hoonvl. Eighth and Elsv. <rtui>lisUiug lighthouses at an th district*—and the auditor general and commissioner of the land uffle>-. Bartley Breen. Greenback und labor ihnmpicn* wm WaMiixuTuk Cm. July iu—Bill* were nominated by l«?th conventions for audita* mgton 5. Indianapolis 11. CHfCAQO. July IS.—The Chicago* got When « When ur are tnHKHl 1 ' td Trout < re-I. bad a taul attack <•! <'hii> twnr was full ot matatis- I ’’ ■ • ■. o I ly able to work at . r»rv- Hbmwould palpitate I. - t«- t --r» rt * }'*>» Mj lags wonJu p-t coin til* tilers, al -l_lJaHj.lt pected to die In S» |4rii bottle <4 Htiaker Extre-1 Curative Sirup. j» »<-ur > trials and much t ibi tsining a good rappi] writes. - Hix moot* w him .'M.S pounds of Vif. Cnicaoo, July 2Q—Anson put Van Hai- For governor, Wellington H. Burt, of Sag­ the war department; reducing postage on inaw; fur lieutenant governor, William B. two ounce*, apd BpoHi-rs bill (dacing the delphla7. New York 1. Chiuoo, July 21.—With Kruck tn the ftk loin offered a nwoiutkm iustructtng the Intar- tors ah large, J. I>. Sterling, of Monroe, and MH ward Ryan, of Houghton: district vleo tor*. First district, L. Dew Elwood; Second, C. H. Dewey; Third, William B. Tbcvnjwou. Fourth, William KWefer; Fifth, William B. Coaters; Sixth, Josiah W. Begole; Seventh, Thoma* M. Crock er; Eighth, Dr. A. W. Nichols. Ninth, Georg- Goodsell; Tenth, William McArthur; Eleventh, J. C. Blanch railway*. Btoir’. resolution to give the Craig telegraph *y*tem a tart in Ur Capitol was agreed to. The bill to admit Washington ■ __ _ _ __ r there was hardly a point within range of troi; 1; at Indianapolis—Plttaburg 4. Indian­ apolis 0; at Washington City—Bo4ou >. Washingtou 2; at Philadelphia — New York 7, Phiiadeiihia f—ton inning*. olanaatar, are aa follow*. The Democratic platform b eooapicuoiu white «d ureoeira.. •TrXtaetnaaM. .yrr xthteti- It Indorare Cleveland’* The duty on decorated china, land grant* to railroads In the uppar |wmu sula should be forfeited. A jimslon plank ad valorem Ing pension law* by tbo administration. The greenback platform b of the usual cbaractei as regards the currency. It thanks Clevrr land for Commisrtouer Black’s service* to glaK botltes, cylinder, crown and window increaae-l ThH wetion uniting with Weaver against the Wilkins bill ll declare* for service pensions; for tn« repeal of the dais claim of the arresragns-otjwnsiun act; wants taxation reduced to the workingmen need lew protection by inip.rt pound* tn lour day*. "" •’* trad <4 Boot*, or S-uivl'. amp. ant «yl had finished the •nth brtlb- I wM •*> ouxbi to be thankful and I sic . _____ TnU remedv opens all thr r uursl wy1* the i«odv. ewh tb- wwi. trots lk* I-** Tiie house continued Uie consideration of th" Mills bill The first paragraph dlscuawi was that putting ou the free list Iron and Buchanan failed in aa effort siax by th* Itepublican* —it a quorum, and an adjournment wa* carried al 4R» p m. Wakiiixotox Cirri, July 20—The aeaate forbidding Imported labor, railrond wreck­ unmaflable; also the bon*e bill requiring the ing, stock watering, trusts, and pools Pacific railways operating telegraph iiinw to E. H. HAMBONP. C. 8. D.. r. H. niMi-wl c. * ENrtlfcn Iu urnW hwilln,-, l«>. n innxd t. Haus Rapid* for the »umn;>-i. May be Ibnnd nt J U N- nh Dnldou SL cor. Lyon. CraMtltathyi free. Class fnrthe stud} of hridlan Sd*'’ mxui to bp funned Tenn - made »afi»nc lory to all earnestly Chan*-.., .......... telgan—PilTu Juihrisl Cirofib » Chancer}. Sol: pending in t :rf HutJHP. " Barry, la rtisw. at the tenth day ot-I ui a . • al Indianapolis— Pittaburg 1.1, Indianapoita WlUian. H. B: tie kirn 4; al imiadoliihla—New York fl. Iliita *a Hl ridden, delrousn’ tb»s dfftcart In this eauM* it " delpliia 1; at Washington- Ikatou d, WartiMetisea 8tri*kk>’ this state tali of Ohio. Thervf.' ANOTHER ANARCHIST .CIRCULAR the body, are mure or loss Hable to bo in­ herited. Theitupbrtanland far-reaching revealing or curing • objector Intense la­ rusted, chargod with defrauding the govern­ ment by furnishing wrong sample* to certain and* Of throat* the vemel glktad slowly off The noise — —....... , .wmni taste! until S JO, when the sonata o-lj.-umwl Jurtlre Fuller * nmuinatiou was not takmi up, Youxosrowx, O.. July 2L- Probably one imt-tta. nomination of Samuel J. Bigelow U ' at tbe moet extraordinary legal document* be district attorney of *— ’------jectel. Evarts. EJmi aontlmtei <«><■* Etio-v—ii * called the fatal Ha notice yesterday r.fiernoon on certain mem of tb* following document to the perKwn named: To Itav. J. Fulton Boyd, Hamuel Boyd. John Haverrtick, Edward Ixw, William Cowden, H. K. Morse, and James Hexton, Session of tb* Presbyterian Church of Poland, O.: sous Bwlfl's Hpeolflo, a pure vegetable compound—nature’s antidote for all blood poisona To the • It >a a __ I_______ ..___ She Tried and Knows. A leading chetnirt of N't* I any*: “h'u plartera "fraeGjuouw t£ Aih-io-ph^n-Plteert before been produced-" a novelty Ir-caum ’.beyw* the congregation, and ymterday Walter a Arreli, a wealthy rnemlw. employed counsel ther are onequa'ol U:»a,iu. Arra.^. ™-«. N. O. ”hy tbority, and threaten* to implicate hu supebe permitted. Realization that your 1— — .uou * lj.li (/. approtrtaie »100.O» for a monunwut to •ownwirv of thW JO, adjourned. GHICAUO. July ‘XI —Matter* wore tolera IB UulJ . SIW« tun - Moorub MrtlrtTUEATMLOPHOKOS Whore Are Ton 12 JO A CHUNK ( Natunlay's league playing gave the follow. WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH ARRELL1 hfo daughter, broke a bottle of whm over tbo public building nt AUsntown. Pa . over the Ihmaetit Ttenorre Frank Hoppin, a 1 away without a tai: Chicago. July 1.7 -The Chicago club put Baldwin in the box ymterday to pitch JUiyNeb. Half part 7 Charged with ttefraudli.it Lucie .Ham. Bbookutx. Juiy 80.— Daniel Lsdrd, re­ cently dismbeed from his puaitteu aa receiver spavin BASE BALL ATTRACTION^ journed. token up ton," and amid the booming of cannon, the English PirW*- redationa juurmd. Haltren took Uia plara, ftniddpg the Inning of duty Fifty per onaL of oases <>f consumption, cancer and scrofula, run tn tamlUes through In beriAoco. insanity is hered­ itary in a marked degree, but, fortu­ nately, like many other hereditary fllsoasee, tends to wear itself out, the Btock becoming extinct. A distilstint truly say*: “No organ John Joekrtin, of ML Morri*, died Sun­ day from Injuries received fran* an expl i-m of gunpowder oti the Fourth at Jti like wan. Rnmre’ flO.UOClaie- Itearrt, and Grey, Democrat*. voting a* nd.if ted Intondont of, public inrtruclit®. Stuart Mo 5 4 Jake says it is hot. but cold weather is coming, lie w21 you something new about hone blankets next week, but he ay, you ought to buy your horse a sheet, cover, or fly net now. Wallace oe the *hre* claiming that b* I WKLXIXOTOX R. BVBT. evidence of it iwing an attempt by about 100 delegates beads 1 by Gen. Hutberionl to prolong tlw Democratic convention another <lny. This ntuve was sap b briefly a* follow*: looking the yard i»nrro*l with jwople. Very Hit-1 III <1. •-•Bru* the guru*. *!!*>• nil ualn.Mirae - u..i «•<>!>••. and i* ilw bmtt remedy far dtarrbo*a. ert City. D. T.. and Btoux Qty. Iowa, and •cross the Mi<taUppi at Burlington. Iowa. Tb. senate thru adjourned. The house occupied Heturday la listening mm.ooo. btarted up an ir spiring strain a* Mr. Scott, th* gen-rnl manager of the Union Iron Bkln Disease- will be ■tailed free by addressing Tub Bwirr Hrsortc gJOQ.OOo'for an ot Then *omc I'ommittee ninvudmotit ing the duty on kaoUn. marbta. etc., .* . ■ __ i ,Mirt of thv bl cigars, etc., and fruit spirits wen- rejected, a* were *everal jeojosing Ja, strike out tb* modification of tb* revenun law. relating to lontic City. Wb-u the train approached the bridge at Triad.ilphia the engineer *w. the 11 ill’s reerlere Wurm Specific is pleas­ ant to take and no child will refuse IL No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. The Owooso casket factory wilt lie phonlxed and manufacturing again SepL 1. DEMOCRATS , PaplHon (Clarke’s extract of Cax) Skin Cure, like many other inesttmabl’e benefit* to mankind, w^j) discovered by accident. 'the train is bolding down tin- only piece of The proprietor, engaged iu the preparation of certain plants in,m time to time noticed the effect of working In the pulp vats on half an hour after the train stopped, with the skin, if there was present any cutaneou> eruption*, wart*, blemishes or scrofu­ the night a* t**t they could on the hilUidce lous »>Tnptionx. all dlMppearwl as if by and.>n neighboring bouno. Ymtre-day they magic. After experimenting 10 year*, ithas were brought to the city in enrriagta. f aew become a scientific fact aud a prieelea* boon tothehuman race. From giving away a few uumerous and thrilling. bottles,' the demand ha ’ increased until tie­ One hundred square mil®, of agricultural sale for the past two years amounts to 1. 0.12.000 lottie*. Ulgv bottles only St. for sale by Goodyear the pcople'a drug bou—w an- gone, while many pther. are stripped of their contents and’ are Iwliy store. damage-1 Nine railro ges and twvntySaginaw cit$ vote* to build a new 825. — (n otto county 000 school building in the first ward. ^"pruding. upon XZ’iEi 1 STRUCK IN A QOI PEKING, �KICIIIGAlfj STATE NEWS. CARE OF THE FIGURE .^-uiudlcnte an unusually tly* Mirhlfr*” Uk* ’bw* .urt* I*?? „. v>«. ' , . rfgt® ' Sgt an 1 Cartaan, two mtni-rsak „ nrematuro fall uf ora THE VIAL OF TEAKS. ALPINE FUNERALS. ■ won’t briM- HA88 aoe THE 0ELSABTE SYSTEM CEREMONIAL what might follow. Ths Bolas gold ml-j has hson aml>k<n» fl— _____ _ . TO VISIT OF THE • ot rich rcwk Wun> strask.1 but Lire onffl THE DYING. Ons byono the luxuries of onin th., ------- ■-■ * ul Tr?found guilty of rnur- ^ili>: , < i^nre^'roufity's l«adlng ,krJ“U.' , A «d sl-.-nl1 . taiid+t togotter for tta pur­ . • llmt-upcrwuMiy- BuH* right away and butter r-iln But it’s doubtful [rating on this account .! 1 lonovan l*gan five Big Ra|dds people for (lefamstiMi our Climate! Tte7vJ' Z. u Cru”’ ,D foe oyster, which was eom» ti^w sent os a great offering on friendship's "jltarto our forefatbers from tome friend at __ . Monday morning tor a 4 wb»n Saturday night ' - ■ —- i" ■■"jwcie near tbo Lake bupertor and y.lel,lKlul min-w. Numters of prospectors wfll begin work to- strangely heartless. «uaeu gown of our ma™? .ar In luXket factory started I want to rate myself to his." “Perhaps, women are not deal ruble in tole- hardly a word Is i —• —/ ‘ aww nutmeg any diffsreooa It’s what I camphor, anyhow, Wtet does it sulphur r •tedrion. TteWehigau Gold company.* Clevaland, Ohio; George Frummatt. of M”. ,h.l unlo*' Donovan fur­ , . ____ —ill ■. announced. •— .. 4 is out *-KJrt time since a stationary bath In one's "I never cinnamon who thought himself so witty ns you do," said the druggist, in a gingerly manner, feeling colled upon to do a little punning himself. “Well, that's not tad, ether," taugted tbo ’-’TFfzi.rww wOk — ... _ , ... the churchyard. sliingte rail! at Wolveri.!>‘i>ik horsewhipped Charles ’•.n r” of Grand Rapids, sh« find maligned tar good remark. Pushed. _ __________________ Wriwtert dictionary, revistd and puh tahed in 168?, does not contain tbe word maul- TWENTY-FIVE LASHES. ■. - —— ..WFF, UJVUKa they ought to be handled with cloves till they wouldn’t know wfaat was tbe madder with them. Perhaps I shouldn't myrrh myrrh. have bad a pleasant time and I shall caraway"----- from the church, barn dimly, and near them Robert Browning won’t write for msgaS14flA in sinking of an offer of gl.OOO from a Bosam paper for a short poem, he said: “If I wonld write in that way for any onn 1 would consider this request from Boston, but I simply cant - An English magaxmo offered usually ends In hard drinking. •!J eirl. and was somewhat practical use their knowledge of manicure Toronto, Out., July ?L—"Dv." Cherta, urtlrlw Vn.. ___ __ . .. . H. Whiting received a flogging in one of the curridnni at tbe Central prison. The pris­ shall invention of modern times rather than oner. who is a quack medicine doctor, was with a bunch of long strong thorns or tkh convicted at St Thomas of an indnoent as­ sault on hta niece, ag.ri 11 yearn. Whiting requested tbe coiu|>any of hi< nice© to St Thomas on a trip She refused to go, and trim tiio nails instead of tho penknife. Wo Olivet col­ axked for her reasons, told of the treatment soo tte average woman with carefully can d she bad received from her uncle. Her treat­ for finger nails, when ten years ago not on© let that fact militate of them Used th- same methods ot i«lndung. br.Wl sul>M*quei>t sentence of twenty-three months filing and trimming. In the Central prison and fifty (astaa, Massage, too, tea word of Nineteenth cen­ twenty-five tote nd ministered one month igle-inili'at Alantury coining Wbo of our rnggnl nnrs«»fry i : th No iissur- after tim date of bti entering the prison and would havo drocunod of being" rubbed tor The remaining twenty-fir© one month before pleasure or to enhance thsir physical beauty I l-v-lde facfiiry and waist and at tbe first dut gave nu audible ury! To bo rubiaxl w hen ill i» but on e*7*ctini furnishing the whimper. On receiving cut Na 8 be bedpan oi part of the nursing and treatment, but to bowling and kept It up throughout th© pun ta rubta-d into straightness or slenderness, or high minded ishmunt HL back tumcKl n dull purple and to te jiatted and punched into roundiuM and blue color. Ho received little sympathy Cnuno*. of outline or muscle u just dawning from those wbo witnewed his punishment upon U:o consciousness of the public as a little chicks. bts crime having teen an atriviutM one. thing possible to accomplish. It will only MANY LIVES IN PERIL. ballot would help us! For sometimes I have thought it may be the fact that th© young vKr. 1.—J.I.. —— —- LlZ you think."—New York, Journal. Customs of this kind are not prevalent tn shocks us in other districts fill it out to my own satisfaction. But I re­ turned that alio I cannot bring mvself to writ© tor periodical* If I publish a book, and people chooso to buy It. that pravea they On the whole. present religious beliefs and requirements of tta community, and (t is csu.y to sm bow they might degenerate into such exossses As have teen mentioned. A simple account of a funeral in Carinthia will show this Ningpo. Tlie cotton • is separated from the seed by the uao of band power treadle gin* mannfactured in Japan. They are worked eighteen boars a day, and in that time turn out SIO pounds of seed cotton, or eighty pjundu of lint cotton |>er gin. Thess cootrinum;, although primitive, an superior to the little treadle gins used by tbo cotton ducedtowork ttagin* Tbo Chinese gins clout Tbo cotton Kinard retairm tbo entire steength wife liked it She liked tn tie with tbo others; thing from first to taut.”—New York Tribune. coffin and the room put in order, tho tatter L thrown open to tbe vuitors. In a Roman Catholic country it is natural that rich and ’ It is not generally known that tb« ren­ dered fat of a woodchuck is as good a bare supreme importance of this massage treat­ ment ■will bo thoroughly understood by warn- VlcfOMA, H. <1. July SI.—Mr ttortand, n roll known packer, has arrived frorJh, Hasri- mako a somewhat langtlx-Dcd pauso at tte ta­ ble before going -home. After ths return ot the funeral tbe chief moureur Invitee every night. During tbo greater part of the time elate litiieneesand suppleness in another in which tbo ottara join. growing sections and shipped to Klngjo to tn ginned. When ginned the cotton is packed Id sacks, weighing 160 pound* Th© staple Is short, ranging from half to tlve-fligbths of au inch. Cotton in bale© is um packed tightly, and a 100 pound bale is as bulky as a bale of American cotton. Tte ptic* paid for tbe cotton in April, I6t», was 7% rents a pound ginned. Most of tin cotton ginned tn Nlngpo is manufactured into cotton good/ in China. One American WO pound saw gin On leaving tbo in tbo ginning of cotton garding tbuMtatc of affaire at Hazelton, an the Hkewia river, and Calls the following furt' r inducement he’ll give if Springfield, is the A:>-i:n»l»n farmers bu.1 thlrty-iT> . P : by dogs inun.-.day,but tta d'z;» do sm.’tb’-r j •!> ot that kiwi—not ■ until •-!' n anyway—for they were dapstetal ti> tta land whore bad canines . Tbrr; :* a taliuuti poplar trre nt Adrian Thu trunk Is EI.taM. Fitter raid wants *5,000 because taretli at r>- V-’tio'Jril vdtage council After s Inng. ng roarefi for hidden trpasrw, tta lb i-r u ji wh|| strie-k a sinal. but tro'.y fio» of natural ga« at a depth- of 7V. b-: 'Tt.« ir-;I will ta t irp»l<«ed in th© Gladif jiw’s IP’w grain elevator will have a cajoeit> of .FJO.viw btutab of wheat whoa com{4-ted. A CHI NK OF RICMESS STRUCK IN A GOLD MINE NEAR I8HPEMING, MICHIGAN- P»ri-jf Iron- isvupauyb land, seven i-ilea iwthwfct of tare There was brought ywtelsy morning nearly 4d) pounds •■( very 11 iF^inugquart*, whichwnsdislodged by «ti " Uut fir. d Tliurulay night at the bob- ...... - " lain mbmij, ,n 'st ■ nuggets and small grains isttastFd At fr.im fa.an to 1*0.000. and at back and forth, round and round, gently, slowly, with certain delicate manipulations. the teromer got cloudy twelve hours before able degree. (Pa.) Herald. fused. Among- a hospitable population this stock.—Bradstreet'* present hemmed in by the hostile Indians. They cun Isold out fur a month If Ums Indiani cat. l»i pruvi-uUd from Burning the place. Among tbo whiles in tbo locality where ti» broken nrtn. where tbo wholo limb bns boon held immovabl© for days or weeks bandagid tight -and ognmst the l*>dyf tu L-uarge we nuuwu naj ----— doso -- , Do ,, tlwy , Mr. EMU. F..1 wir. afS Mr. »An»u. fo.1 *■- >k“J «“«*™ "ST *"d UTdm. ■ ... , . .A. — mmawmw ’E— ta they apj.-iir when TK« the ||rTMtl,rMK ligature* «Tw1 and ■nllr splints family. Tta Indians demand that Gi ore removed! Koi At.Uiis point in the heal­ handrtl to them au<l ll.uOL* paid UA ing tho daily, and ofttitnes twice daily, visits of thosurgwiu am tnado With ernu more ex­ actness than earlier in tho case, and desjrtto locality tho moons and groans of tbo patient ho tends every joint of the fingers and wrist backward Logansport, Ind., July 21.—An exciting oim'. forward, each time farther and farther, until the tortured creature cau enduro no mor© for the nonre. But though tho man of fell into a cistern of water, awl while ids tempting to rescue him the platform gave pleadings will turn him from his cuuhmj until way and the trio of nocuer» were precipi­ •h>- joints have recovered their pristine flexi­ tated into the cistern. Tho screams of the bility. frantic women brought sufficient numters to safuiy rescue them from tbelr perilous posi­ tion. Tbo Brown lad »a< stiff and cold, and anything stronger than tbta argument In was promptly pronounced drod. Amid the favor of masnagr treatment! The figure deconfusion that followed the undertaker and maiub personal attention today because ft . _ .. . —* —Fw,— — nd HirtiLcoroner were sent for. but immediately upon their arrival the little fellow was resuscitated and the undertaker, with his little emp<y th* country may bo seen in Annapolis, Md.. where they have stood with bet little alteraone would like nt such Brooklyn barters fleck irajMirfluous lather from rim face, while shaving, will, the back or blunt top of iterator. - This habit was tbnut upon a patron tho other day. and bo stoutly objected. Ho said that even barbers arc but human anil liable to mistakes, and that bo remembered a painful scene in th© west, where a* tarter, thinking be had tin- blunt top turned to a cmtomcr's face, eowiytd to deck tte arapeuds from tte fare and actually used tta glittering «dg« and niado n gnsh that tho unfortunate one will as© until tte coffin lid closos over film.—New York Sun. _ ________________ L. Bt.' Loera, JnlY ai.-WUllum McMichae.s, young reporter for the Post-Dispatch, . ' . ... ,•____ „ll» Painwnov. a lies, a us; MF v-v _ «-— - , __ up in Belleville, tte., looking for a marnag© Hc-nso. On account of tta girl’s youth th© license was refused, nnd thou tte reporter telegrapiirti to ter father requeuing him to give hta commnt . Tte father armqd himself -.U, . pMMj-d <» BaS^f IO annw* - -------OTTAWA. Ont. J«ir •“■-Pr'”2!!X,L ta taken in tte latent offlro next September to annul tbe patent- for Edtaw'" anew with tte requirements of the pate, t act. Tte petitioners ore tta Tho{?P*"' Haouston Electric Light °’ with ngencire in tin. D-un umm end tta Royal Electro company, of Canada. R- U This is a more reaaonablo wish than it soems oeotlKtieaL Tbo women of today are thoroughly alive totho modem throrier . . .< ____ i —.i.i—rRev.flrHl it' anew aa a child. tendency to stoatnees; nothing except wrinkles do women more dislike than a heavy plumping step which some 800 pounds !Tfl«h’moreor\-m. to carry atanrt eng...aern Mu-wge i» beneficial for thia, though certain!v by no umuu a* effectual as »rtive 0Xt.rcis.K Th© rubbing for this should bo from tbo hi;» <«» - ---------------- ,... mX of ptooslure applied to r°irtag girls develops ‘length of limb and general bright. Anothrtiirip to lightness, grace ondsuppta- an- the muvem-nts taught by the teacto c^Tof Detarta This, perhaps, is the test „r .11 lor ■-W tho beauty or nature m •• —------- McGibbou. counsel for tan educated tn the name schools, and manj That Tired Feeling The w.inn weather has a debilitating effect, especially upon tho •• w1k> arc within do<>r» mains unimpaired. U’iien Cb» win of tbo family think of entering, the bouse of raourn- array the unsuspecting maidan ■e but greater profit. English A, ...__— I a. habits to suit ma" I “Why. what makes you thikk soP “Oti. 1 noticed when be asms out of tho )wu»tort room that the knees of his trousers were corerel with dust."-Springfield Union. toulstad and delighted Vortigem with a lit- tervd and old hunting adventures retold, the wino flows freely, and. though the ooca only by 0. L HOOD A CO., Lowell, Mam. Hood's Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar* afternoon would fancy that a festival was Uiing celebrated.—London Saturday Review. —(ileago Herald. Little Top«»y—Una Itastus, wha—wbai makes dnt yidlur dog o' youm growl so when bo’s gnawin’ er bone! Unde Rastus—Gwino away, chita Tee knows which of bcr pupils will protwdjly make ttelr way. and which aro j<oaitively dull and likely to remain aa No two human beings are created with tho earn© natural ability, and genius is simply tb© inborn qual- up among detective. White Elspbant's flair. Tbe hair from a whit© eteptanfs tail is considered of much value, and in tte old days of tte kings of Burmah wns enly given to tte nnblm and dignitaries of th© kingdom.-San u- WJXJS pU“ Gone to Cflleoraie **"*• ■ t.ii* 91 —The Boven.y-n™ TOFF. J”* *L“ Wl lor M Walk homo V, au. now O'”j° An rim tree growing In Pennsylvania hcmpital. In Cr7,n,J" “ mighty advantage, even tu genuinely ablu nw,, because it gives tb«n tbo fulkst chance to rapldlv develop tlielr great powers Men MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palacc Stkamcrr. tbey conn In contaci with nnd seldom venture them for fear <4 beii_„-------- . .ea of teaming they imagine the scholars bo swimming in.—Globe-Dstnocrnt Inti Never mind uw LUU ' . "°“tunilnur 1111’ Low Ratks DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND CLEVELAND OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMRNLCTg dangerous spoegn Multi dmMittaaMpMiCa. 000.—Naw York World. ----- -Fi-o-jy III tee: ;!-•d*a Sirsaparllla Is charnctcrlxrd by should gather tii groups in ths various inn* The very thought of tho companion they The stnrv runs that kteing was introduced Into England by Rowena, tho daughter of Hcugi't tho Haxoa At a banquet which was given by tbe British monarch in honor . to the United States wprem© court- tte functions of the body. *■ I could not sleep; had no appetite. I took Hood's Banabarllla and soon twgan to sleep soundly; could gel up without that tired and languid feeling; and ray appetite Unproved." R. A. Saxroan, Kent, Ohio. . :n 1.1 aeats; 2d. U>o proportion,- 3d, the ;.r.re*s it securing the active medicinal ■(uallUcs. The result Is a medicine of unusual strength, effecting cures bitten© unknown. S.uul for bock containing additional evidence. “ Hood's B-irennarilla tones up my system. purtOcs »uy i’luud. alnrpmis mv appetite, and -•■c.u.s to in.iko mo <ivcr.** J. 1’. Tuostraox, Ite^lster ut Deeds, Lowell, Mass. “ noorl's S irenparilla teats all others, and Is wnrili us weight tn p-lii." I. Baiuruiaroaf, iw temk tttteet, New York City. “Good eroning. Mrs. Gobrightiy; bow did you like tbe candidate tart Sunday T __ —.11 lL.Fn.rn Whlttnlcrr: ho A Centred ------------------HFW Y»„. ='L K rbich complaint known as “that tired feeling," is the result. This feeling can be entire I • overcome by taking Hood's SanaparilU, Strengthen the System churchyard, and on its return ejwaik words of sympathy to the family States circuit court Judge Wallace, rat™ fR|W»|..a -xbibltloa at tbe Inhuming hank y^terday morning, and ©re• great seusattak The specimens were >■- taksa p,i«w Lojm Superior office, where “*y am now l.^tod in tho vaults. Hundreds « poplo vuited tbe mine during tbo day. >th napills was tbo scut of a refined and wealthy community.—New York Evening,"'arid. town* these visitors put up nt diffcrentlnns. ml*. “ Ing to the recent a~~ —u- «-» the bounce date lock to the tlio day of the funeral old companions will are substituted imnx worth flf men rents a lie iriou w .uw, ........ . Tb- fatter stormed and swore but was finslly prevaital upon to cowwnt and tbe Umkij.j. Mich,, July 2L—The whole Rintry here u wild with excitement over a There upon the shelf stood a bottle sealed nanii'l Jim murdered an Indian doctor at ing the winter. rm ntmeted to furnish j: <-! «>!, and after tunny I••ttnm dropjK-i out ttairown volition, but through tho medium ' �Banner. Boatings, Wednesday. July 25, I WK * XHK MARTUSG**, MJCH-, PtNfTOmrE, ACOI'ST 14, 18t9. The democratic party In Michigan ap- HOW Full rilKeUHiXT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, system that ca»ts Irish tenantry in the sliadc. Vote for Breen lieeauNi he Is a labor ad- Vote fur Ellis and Fowler because they are <ir<-cnfjackera. Vote for the whole ticket because it is all American government, not yet relieved of Its extreme need, render -to Itself and tp ev-fi-y city, vlllagqand hamlet In tbe States. If It p-duld tax whiskey and rum almost to the {xiint of imddbltion.'' The experiment of doing this has been made, with results* tbe lesson ol which Mr. Emerson, if bv. were living, would be the first to accept. < >nr of three Is the surplus In the National Treasury Which works-so Protection, free trade, monopoly, labor. Greenback Um—all are riding with n» this year. The only reason the prohibition party Is not represented on our ticket is that we have a special coach for our temperance friendstu ride In.' If you cannot vote the Democrat-free trade-protection- monopoly- lalwr-green-back tickeL m* into the next car and help us out by voting wHb the “third party."—Detroit Tribmie. John Bull— Ooray! 'Ouray I Hit's como at last I Hl ’avo some friends bin Hainer Congressmen Tursnry,’Fisher and Whit­ ney, democrats, of this state, In recent In­ terviews have Mated Hint they thought tte dL-uulvantageou.ily to. our Interests. An­ other la the opportunity which it has given to form the whiskey trusts Which play the uil-whlcf on so large n scale-with our poli­ fuNlonhtN would carry Miehlgiin because tics. A thlnl Is tbe Interference of tbe they expected the prohibition vote, which federal government with State control of .in 1880 was 20,000 would ig« doubled, and the liquor Interest And still another is the Increase would raw almost wholly the demonstration tliat such taxation as from the republican party. As the Detroit Mr. ^Emerson ted In view, the utinoat Tribune aptly remarks. the temperance thjit cab te I'ollecttd. does not have the re­ republican who does not catch onto the, pressive effect which te anticipattsL and, significance of these statements from instead of almost prohibiting, hinders pro­ democratic sources must lie a dead repute lican, very dead too. hibition as attempted by each state. We lune no quarrel to make with those friends of Congressman O'Donuell who persons pay special taxes to the United are laboring for hlk renonitaation. Their States govemmuut for liquor selling priv­ course Is explainable only im one of these ileges, tn defiance to the prohibitory law hypotheses: (i) Either they do not Under­ of the state. This partnership of the stand the real tdtuatlou, or (2) They are United States in rum traffic, contrary to titling what Mr. O'Jkmnell-wishes them to sfote law, occasions tire prohibition plat­ do. This latter we do not believe, as we form to declare for “the immediate ntell- iiave repeatedly slated. We think the tlon of the Internal revenue system, where­ friends of our present congressman will all by uur national government is deriving be found anxious to do plain justk-v, which support from our greatest national vice." demands the nomination of Jndgc Smith. Tte republican platform, assuming tinWe expect the forthcoming eongresalom' state control of the Bqnor traffic, under eithor lleense or prohibitory law, declares al convention in this district will lie u consent to “entire repeal <rf internal taxes harmonious gathering as ha%e been al! its. -rather than surrender any part of our pro­ prvdeceswra. Barry county might to and tective system at ,thn joint larhrsts of tb<- ■will l»e accorded tte candidate because- re­ whiskey trusts and ttie agents of foreign publican usage, justice and fairness so manufaenyrvts.” Id doing this the aim is demand, and we teiieve that when that no more free .whiskey, nor Is flu- effect any lime comre Congressman O'Donnell will more free whiskey, than In tin- proldbition do what he has given the republicans of declaration for “Immediate abolition of the Barry county tte right to cxjiect of him. Internal revenue system." ■ Experience has demonstratedtwothings, tliat the highest taxes Hint can te collected do not have the effect fo\lmoet prohibit, We have received a copy of the speech recently delivered In congress by Mr. O'DonnulL It Is au exewdtogly uble ef­ injurious use of liquor la action taken Iq each state, and under state law by eart: local community. It has aho shown tliat ■a vwt tax .011 vhlskcy. besides creating whlskby trusts and a Treasurj- surplus, affords to foreign Intereata and false theories, hostile to tbe protection of Amer­ ican Industries, Jast the opportunity they want for making a system in the highest degree injurious to American interests. There baa never been hi cur politics anything more dishonest, tricky and need­ lessly lying than the courseofademocratic mugwump journal which keeps on tap .ai they are only latering for tariff reform. His arguments on the wool/question are masterly. ____________________ fort, anil Congrresman (FDonncjl tears the and that by far the wisest and luost effec­ ■mask of hypperisy from the democratic tive action in control or suppression of the free traders h( congress who pretend flpit Rev. C. I. Deyo, In the democratic con­ vention at Detroit last week, read the Journal's comments on the democratic and republican presidential candidates, nnd re­ ferred to the Journal as "a democratic {taper published in the Interior of Michi­ gan." Brother Deyo sized up the Journal Just, right Jt is a democratic paper and nothing else. Already enough democrats in New York state Iiave deserted that party and united with the republicans to more tban.overeome Cleveland's majority in 1884. It seems to be a stampede. Harrison is all right. , against «ur industry, was meant to signify, or can be made to signify, free whiskey.— N. Y. M*H and Express. - manufacture*, they produce nothing to eell, and yet “they lire and bare tteir boiug," and m Been tingly eon tout. One or two Mnrlr«n« A certain newspaper in thi« district strongly opposed to the republican party, is quoted .-is saying that Mr. O'Doanell Vegas hot spriiigi, tho great health resort of ought to te renominated for Congret*. and that “it Is awry doubtful If Judge Smith," the candidate, proposed by the Barry coen■ty republicans, “could be elected, if nom­ inated." There is reason te* believe .that this exprentan is Instigated by no otiier motive than that of creating diarxudou in the (KmgrewdtaL'd nomination. As we un­ where At chilli tho blood to look derstand IL Mr. O'Donnell has regealodhr rnuv** assured the republicans of Barry county, anknal iu tbe world, and hU unshod hoof* and.hk- constituents In other counties, that ~ will J" pick out' a secure foothold almcet any.------ >1_____ • he would not te fa- the field for rvnoutina- met nous to uo suop*®** — y campaign may determine the huJab nuupihro wxnetimre year the.Republican party needs to <te Lnd upon fact" and rea«^ must be argument at the beginning, ar­ gument in the middle and the end of tte campaign, if the riglrtta to prevail. "Tippecanoe and Tarin too han more mwuibig meaning in it than 'llppecanoe ha.-, iippwrau^ — . . too. only .1_ — ~ nrawlneed tO to, and. Tyler tte voters know what tbe tariff m**0". wh“l I for them and what a Democratic victory ; would involve. ' Tte one danger this year is that there will be too much reljanco upon awn, brass bands, torches and unlimited ehouting. Tho west will go wild with excitement Political managers who have i«pnHave been IM-CII accustomed kcusiimu™ to appeal to - - r-r lur instincts and lovol M-ntimeuta, instead of well fortified beliefs oh economic and iLilustriai questions, will bu constant V tempted to utilize the growing ent bus! asm as tho readiest weapon and to neglect the dry duty of public educat Ion. Let the RepuWican manager* take warning early that this would te a fatal mistake. A great many thousand voters are going to be shifted this year from one party to ths •'•tber on account of issues which have not been w* sharply presented hitherto. It ‘rests with tbe Republican party to deter­ mine whether tho shifting BhaD turn for or against its candidates. Living under a protective tariff for twenty-seven years, tho present genera­ tion of voters lias neverelo*cly considered tho nature or workings of that tariff. Habit has led msuy to rely upon tho the procession of the seasons, and' as in­ dependent of political campaigns. tubers, again, have .heard for a genera- yond the ncceuilv’ for them, and have vaguely accepted the notion that tte pro­ tective tariff was such a tax and should be reduced Others, »till, brought up to believe In protection, have found tteir de­ sires growing faster than their wages. •The return* to the Internal revenue col­ lector In Rhode l.-dand show that 1,350 dribble of lies about free wMskey In therepublican platform, and reprhitaday after day tbe benighted IncubratiuM of such persons of name and character as have un-wlttingly blundered into mendacious repre­ sentation that a conditional assent -to "en­ tire repeal of Internal taxes." aimed »l the "whiskey trusts and at foreign designs John Bull—Twas he ver thus. My fend hopes are blasted hagain. These people working people and trndeafolk than for the glory ter hold Hingland. Hl gueau Hl‘11 get hout HARRISON A SELF MADE MAN. The Democratic partisans have always, in paying attention to Benjamin Harrison, whoso ability and industry have given him high place irrespective of hfa political career, sought to put on tho public mind the Imprtfudon that be was an aristocrat, gnd they have been guilty of a great deal Of vulgar gabble about bls "kid gloves" hud Ids unsympathetic maneuvers, and all that sort of vague and frilly thing. And many have Innocently suppoeed, as Harrison Is an illustrious name, that It was associated with great material re­ sources The truth is the Harrisons were impoverished by .their public services. Their honor ana fame did not rise from tho condition of wealth, ar.d were not asaociated with It. Ben Harrison when a little boy was of intelligence and steadfast resolution in applying himself to his studies and of such manliness that' he was looked upon aa destined to restore the glory of the old name. His schoolmate-* ted tils iu mind about him forty years ago. Ho was perfectly self possessed with regard to his celebrity as the grandson of President Harrison, never referred to the fact hlrasdf or led up to the reference by others, ami when the subject camo up itself, as by the declamation of a passage from tho writings of his grandfather Tn tte school books by a companion, that which he would say was modest and be­ coming. A few years later his friends thought he had 1 touch of the feeling expressed once by the Into Charles Francis Adams— tte sense af the disadvantage of a famous name. As tte son of a president, and tte grandson of a president, Adams felt that ho had not fair play for his Inherent ca­ pacity. Ben Harrison, the grandson of a president, and great grandson of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and at the name time a young man with his own living to make, did not always And the glorious past a help in the hand-tohand c&utart with the present. But ho was stout hearted and acquired fixed habits of hard work, and each year of his profesmional labors in Indiana his reputation as a dear sighted, conscienti­ ous. high spirited and capable lawyer grew, and h,. wouid tavq boen a rich man before this if te had kept out of politics. But ho could not quite do that. It was in his blood to go Into public life, and Ida bralte put him into the high place. Harnsou Is aman who te. and has always btvn.yaimple tn his dre.’s and tastes, cordial in manoera—not effusive and gushing, but just and sincere—telling the truth when ho said: “1 am glad to see THE The Republican party is perfectly able to justify Ils past policy, its present plat­ form and Its plans fur tho future. It has behind It a record of Industrial progress such as no other nation Ima ever achieved, and such as this nation haa never achieved under any other nplley. . It ran crush and bury ell opposition if it takes care to bring the facts of recent history to bear upon tte minds of voters. But it cannot convince those minds by shouting, bv brass bands or by torchlight processions’. The voters need information, and the danger is that managers will offer them enthusiasm instead. There are needed this year millions of tracts, millions of effective speeches crowded with facta. v. i— ui--ungs ai whkh voters may be edurated. Tte truth will win. If men take the trouble to pre•ent the truth. But tte truth will not win if it gets expression only In tho flare v Now York Tribune. tranpeta.< --w. aura u.once more to become tte battle ground of a presiden­ tial canvaM. and again the Democracy counts upon defeettou In tte ranks of its foes, as In 1844 and 1884, to bring it to win^i7’ U lta P«»Pecto of winning sre unfavorable, and that de feat, as overwhelming as It Is deserved unbroken. Bourbon T4 BTxrtofJ’5“P speakers 'may Kayly and confidently of the chancre 1 I rv17' but lb** wb«r “d more thoughtful members are aware that if the Bepublicaii lines stand firm the Dem.^ GOSPEL OF RECREAT^ country office and am called a ping by tbe LOO Nation thb Ltrd,aad t,w all, too coastantiy. We July !».« ixtmudve rep do not understand nor pnu-r debating ctab. “I owe my abilitiw. Tte inhabitants of thia out.of tte way locality look upon tte telegraph asa |>r. J- A. Bam .-morrow, Thu on Friday Dr ; the HaWlugs hia office, and grumble a- itoberte taut ■toBctty July s’ knowladgv and power. Only last week I re­ ceived a call from n victim of chronic rteu- bridge wa* begun thought I must be au charged with tbo fluid electricity .that tbe instruments givi. off to After dinner be plays that is generally too slow fui until after what ought m tx- A large party i'brre are alm ullybe 35 entrie A rOrVLAR FALLACT. dura talking busimtar that may be roosting tbcrvou, and much time is annually wasted by curious people tn watching for this catastrophe'. Tho jxxmlUr hemming of the wins, eqiccially noticeable Quito a large mutt of tbo mocumg looking tbnjcrh tte papers, and moM of tor afura , perhaps taking auotter nde L kmdhktL. tera. AnrtlmM .b. ........ . , Ui4ln* Subscribe for nnijwicn. Twe ■BL --—.--------- ----------- u.- ir .mj, •tending, and at a guip Tbeyc.t^^ day in about the urns fraLion. silk mt. talk fast, make Bin! . way could be dtoconx-.,! <4 If your nright Judging froia r the city pepc-r- tot listening wi _h an ear against a pule. In spite of the Irouth still couC Em. Busby g -on who attends .atia&od with the all the time. Beyuod d-mbt, toc< there is something good and admiral .Jr in this ratal- iowlng purposes. calmly—if perchanee.be canever find rin— to think calmly—L< tl ' " while! Or, to put it The «mww known as th A tent 280 tickt \teut 110 of them do they “take things easy . "u. ,i rajgyffltf cf 110,000 they want gjn.lri'. n hen they tert got that they want gtO.n.u NotoswtoanuUiou of us ever gvu rich enough, and the few who some are bein want lot an (Ire «i« nf a hou.M-- th •*n Thursday i*l! nine was do hare lost, from di-Riv-. whatever facility at that come aa promptly aa be thinks they should. capacity for enjoyment Lagto temhirarei, ■ernyard. The 1‘resbjrter •ruddering ttelinv. Elliott an i regular pastor. requested by the company to politely call tbe Baldwin's wor among the left-ha Detroit Tribune? J We have a nu will sell on conte combination that I remember. The Good Tranp one I once knew who was princijal Investor, he held forth at great length to tbe effect that ‘when 1 was in tanlwws thntoiwomnk wwa 'Saturday afternoo “No," be replhd; “ft's against Uw mhs to “Can't you do it for a httie U>yP quensd “No. that wouldn't da" luat started In Det HrowueU Bros., i good was a great politician, and one year Ou the night of contest in Ohio. that hadn't been out of th«- shops more than to dlmno, to tta. ronin. man usually inoUted uprai their retiring. When tbo daily paper |>uldisted iu tte n~reat city did not coutaie. of ‘special dispatches' ‘hardly worth reading.' ot U'e hnlepend Who' "P'Uwi by BlZ^'s ““’d^“^delud«i by Cleveland form pronrisrs. ,oted th. 1 pay tbe highest mi>W’ sort at thing, and they dewde. to shot dvwa 00 tbe whole busine- Fvi* t; d. ubt yoa au. still have the Beats turned ever, ix ttay ----- -— — — -V ““1“ wfucu 1 ^dytng. Funeral Thuralay burch of Rutland dunk August 4tiL dially Invited. teveral unsuccv glsrixe houses hav 'he first ward. T (•srilcular pains to characters « Big J- Hart to Mtea H' i*ry Johuaou off • -‘-live of Graagr ’••”« a rrtident tte fold again. folio ■ continued qusck as paadWe.’ I publkaiui of our eeguty, but by the mranbeni qf Ub party thjwugbout the district stands thoroughly the art of tying a ‘•pack,’ <cr*fd a.«Jai»n for tte oiumlnatkui whteh •wiuld no longer In justice and fairness be rlthln the last tvuAtp**" W Jackson Im* had a Core A GREAT BURDEN. be had if tte "monopoly cut down. Others, still, their industries would prosper with free raw materials, and that a genuine protec­ tion would give them cheapur materials, cheaper food and clothing and wider foreign markets. For the first time in more than fort’ ynara tte Democratic party has set tteel to appeal to the Judgment of voters. 1 is not altogether honest in stating tho issue. The changes which it advocates bi New York aa esaentiaily protective are precisely the changes which it advocates in Kentucky as essential steps toward free trade. Voters who see die contra­ diction are appeased with the pretense that Mr. Garfield and other Republicans Lave favored protection ouly aa tte abort road to free trade, and that the time has come to take another step on that road. It will nut do to treat theee specious ar­ guments With contempt. The number of voters who may be led astray by them, if •they are not met by solid facta'and sound -tion fin a third teen, and upon tills amur- j mice. Judge .Smith became a candidate and . ,C*»*BILT>v THE COUNTRY TELEGRAPHER’S UFE ter candhlate and land nwnopltet, who has been a mainstay arid support to a tenantry tilings to all UMUi. OPERATORS’ TRIALS. TEAK. The Repablicana have decldad for what > fighTEd for whom. How to figM be an Indorsement of the protective sys- FoH ViroPlUC-IKKXT, LEVI p. MORTON, Mr. Emerann. In hh essay on --r.Tvjliuitloii," said: What a benefit would tin- WIN THIS following reascuu: trader. Vote for Burt becanae hia election would MARSHALL L.tOOK. Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES- TO THE TWO CAMPAIGN BANNERS. something more than tnaro conventional p; 1 rase... Tho Republican candidate is nit ouly a xnau of must honorable military record and distinction as a stoiesnian. but ha adds to that which Is inspiring bi un il­ lustrious ancestry, the confirmation of manhood tn the experience of self made good fortune. — (Inchmati Commercial 5™,'? * ^1T*U l«ta whlsl. .Tonluf, , —, Weather-.—. mine morn* Am well • lnto«v.ni.,.K. delightful it stonaurd bearer on a. question of mental potey placed L . " •hia. S;,’bEiSQta»Ia*XA>“r collected.-Wash- Thsoulyktat worth la-.:-.: 1-1.v nnrl If lha labv iioarysuirnuu *o ■-. -■ . • dainty, jerfniny Uuk.mouu. bspri Tbo following table gives the electoral “»ray issue wbldTt£7 had eLsb!^°l.K the » -»u. iL h *^~ Bmith*fo Doctoo .''•ini’yura are r - �Hastings Banner. -’'Harttnr■ Wednesday. July »S8*- /9rt. personal mention. an- undoubtedly the Isr-xt ^<K. for -ad-- They Ire now I^l-riceahy StaupfuT?iSwEr^^ vanij*lgw. him lake, ■celdeataAy fell last 'J~NISKERN. Local Editor. Em. Baaby say, U»1 the horse. yv-steniay. 1V July IMS. between iu each raw are alxau .venly matrlwal In H units' tMwk building, a .|««l ato wtn nuke, IMerkilrStrt ,..! co* blue pIbvIi collar iuid- ------ ior ano gw.-­ MMdtertlte ** Gnu tab-this mooting. Jtnttarwf- Tbe advarn. I antic* Ural I \L NEWS. ■2.150 llofen,- j,,, utot He “ “"L 5’"1 *'■ »™ei tut‘ 1,1 ’b'' »e»»Ume Ue I. arirNdln, to <br <lNtr»raUm> ot Mila. er. and ,h, nujaUl k„.p. » a. aeeurUr *» W.- na-nt M th, due. r.rcC''Ti=U!“l'"‘ Btow>. and wife, Saturare Itcliuj made on (lie *" •' to. tsi. «£S'.£r*’h *■ <k-c* •u^&Kg"bl» Or““i 'to-4. .- 1*'klua,4, 4 lalo In two PMf - mataad of one aa rerunrd In Ibe teal Baxettu Th, Ou,., '>M Md Mfo but th, ,MH .tn.rk tb, - >■ and the luntlar ea, ubbM to re-,H T, “ * Fto-tae In bl. a«n»|.t t„ iu u-te ,w— *"‘•■■•‘’•toU.«. Uw yi.et H be remeatlsered by all tliat the VotM*r meeting will be held ou The fair gmuruit on Thursday. Aug. l«tk. next, per the vuif of i«id meeting held one ven'r ago. bet all come prepared o> hold a ba«k<t ptenic and hawr an enjoobie thne. nniemle-ring that to Mime ct least, thh nure I- their last opportunity fo take bv the hand many of the old pionrew " . I^t the town rotnMlttere make their re­ port of all deuth« fo Hu- historian, pernmt . ............. —J -T»iinc bi onmeeting. The town iNiniudue*-* np]>ob>t(-<i to makr ti.v'lte ly^'1 t'"' »«>■•"'i'wtov —re sueh reports arc as follows: A**yrta-r-c. L. Briggs. ' Thuraday »lght luirglara gataadktranr, •ii tbe city Munday. Barry—W. T. Bartar. hr. .1. A. Bungbntan will-tie .. the Imine <rf Ajuirew Northof by eut/iui*’ £ « MI<WleviO«,vUittta) thiion-—David JekVs. ■ ing through a rereen <lonr. They nu>- <•1 Hila rity Monday. Castleton-1). W. Smith. how i- blllnl to appear iu sacked the Imusc but carried auay only M Carlton—J. N. Govert. >• . Ranies, wife and children-vtalted in pra-kri-lxmk containing about 82. Al­ nnd 28. City— W. S.’Gbadyear. ' ci muntvtile Sunday, though the buu'.-breakers wen* evidently Hastings townuMp—J. W. Stilsuu. building the Wilkin’s in the house for some time yot flie ipmat.4. Hope—G. W. Valentine. of Nashville, «ere not avwusesl. u j. lhat< -Isllt SunAxv tn Irving—.1. J. Hendershott. middle wired man. ti-1 M-reform .was used to aid In the work. Johnstown—Chas. E. Paine. i ,?• “»'l children grecaumMaple Grove—Leander Laptaim x/The Itesvd of EJneatlou ieennshlerlnc Ing at Wail.lake ibis week. O.-angevIllr—Ell Nichols. pH* matter of heating the highschool buildJ- P«t*r ami wife, of Detroit, anPrairieville—A. C. Towne. nn a picnic rxcundon. ng by steam- it is to ta hoped tliat steam kiirets of relatives in the city. Rntland—J. IL RobiuMm. Thomapple—Aiwa, Wakefield. IP and will undoubt-' ‘-rating will ta* ailopted for it will guanu. Mrs. Whrtbvck m u | children, of lietn-h, WocaQand—-Jesse Jordan. Em. Husby'* matinee, JP’t"! the entire building heating facilltl.-- «re visiting Ht L. C Welton's. tliat will give satisfaction. Under prem ui Yankee Springs—Asher Turner. number of jieopie took in euuditloiu the building Ims aiever been m.MU? ,-'nu? Nrvhi. sjM-ut -Sunday with " — ■*■'* ' fTui.K.UL ‘ ' nlorn- properly hcgiesl and much weU-meritwt The forenoon will I* devoted to meeting. Miss Addie Jordan, uf Irviug. . •■omplaint has been made of the cold rooms, Dinner pn.mptly at 13 m. Geo. Nevins and family , of Cheboygan, (tall to order by the pnvddent at I ju in. i nnms during tbe ••te.. during tie winter motitta visited at J. M. Nevins' Huiuhiy. I’rayvr by the chaplain. ■cuts will pay the /■The edipM of the moon Sunday night Mnging by the eholr. ■ Mrs. W. L. Lev. uf Blur Island, Bfih<riH, was watriiwi toy many foitpk- u, this riti >' the guest of Mrs. J. (). Tinkler. Addre-n of web-ouM-'by tip president. ws VOUt BaNNEK and all among the watcher? felt amplv n*History of the society by the historian. I Mr. Mclutyre. brother ufS. R. McIntyre. ing the campaign jBiirt by what tiu-y witneaacd. During th.-’ Addreoa. greater portion of the time of the ixdlnu- • >• here from Clevekuui this week. Singing by the eholr. the sky was clotuty^*. thus giving a goptt I*mtuhwuou« speaklag. Clemeht Nrulth attended tbe fiire-ra) of ilw tylvertislng columns view of the seem-. Tin* entire time occu­ hfox-thai »if officers and «he> burinCM. an aunt near Battle Vreek. Friday. would thlnl ail our pied by the transit of the shadow a<-r<.>Stngtag by the choir. t. E. KenkM and J. L. t'rawley will thc tuoon was front 9:45 to 1:45 as near aIn tin- evening there will be a dance at -• uve for Bay View Saturday -Might, eonkl I m judged by the naked eyu Those Union hall:, good imislr in attendance. :ml> for local talus the । n and the dsst gets who did not see it missed u grand sight, Mrs. John ll-ssnn-r and son left lYldav Tickets for same 5u cento each. but it goes without saying that all the for* visit with relatives at Nashville. Couilty lujH-rs please raipy. ’ y oting folks watched until every last bit of Mkm Effie Resell, of Charlpttc, It ihv shallow mis retnovwl from the moon a disc. the matinee wfll be fully guest of Miss Fannie Mixer tills week. Ktinun will Im* hi Iteltni; of un anii'h berotan *.■» the can*r of ilie (Wederatr ram Alteennarle. which Is the Mibjectvf an illustrated narrative In The Century for July. The contributors to of li»nd,for -summer fnl- this weU-rotutdcsl hioUirieal sketch an-‘ F'l-jiiire at th.- law of Gilbert. Etilott. who Unlit the n»n-F. bocor'Edgar Iluldeu. of the &aatuicus«i, the .. ’Knuppeii & VaiiAruian. wooden whip which tried to run down the irtli Fairfield plow. ram iu Albcnuarle Sound: Lhmtenant Cushing, wbo modestly dewriln** lift gal­ lant attack upon the Alliemarlc with j sold Friday by torpetlo-IxMiK and Captain A. F. Wariey. ihcir lUtAntn excursion, who commanded the Confederate ves.se) .'it weti- sold nt this station, the time of Cushing's attack and her dtatrurtion. Tlit*»lilu»tratl<niii will include drawn to J. A. Greblc'a a niimlier uf portraits and interesting pici -tns-1. and the bulld>thi will mm hi be Itegyu. VS’onniui LnlliMBi, <>f Baltiuum* town ship. tfleniuun the I Hastings ■ d by a Mlddleyllie L thi- proud owifer of a hen that as ah iurerpret’-r of Unmnm orcnpleg the fouit rank. The other iilxlit he had a dream relative to the defenfetl pn-'identlal eundii <>raitgevlHe currespon- date. visKuis of the man jossed beforvlilm tjlrtlt l>eartiig the date but always tn Much p<*ltlom> tliat lie could uni reeognize him. We don't know atxnft it but perhajM Mr. I .attain was uhIiu; a* a church Society are guide the picture that the Ih inocprt car­ •ntpj’t of extending to ries at tiie head of its editorial columns. Inrhatlou to brcwne their Al al) events when Mr. Latham awoke in the morning the problem was still urmolv'ed. But when the eggs were gatlienil be ivork’ jmurday •» evidence found among them one that gave him an , means to I* yet ela.«sed answer. On the nheJJ and making a |>art ..L/i-g tbe Iril-tundvd -lack numbers.~— of It waAa perfectly formed letter C. Even tHroit ■" ’I ibuueyJnlyuiF ' tbe hen/In the ■•ountry revolt al the idea >• a number of city lota that we of Mr/ Cleveland's again occupying the «i contract, making the terms presidential chair. vow. read) m buy live ill lie ran get and will ply ut the offices of Smith <k t-W. P. Sidnam. ‘ ’i;a- G<»d Templara will «ril Ice cream t:-- n-:> -d Mrs. Htlnehcomb, three tfodTv w^t <-t th.- Hi.irt house xpiare. on .■wtunLiy ,ii;cnite>n. July 38. Hid TiarU-d !i. IMroiL It.ls published by Hnsnurli l.r.rv. is devoteti to Frer-masona-'jaml is gritiii up In fihe form. I Allies v i-lmig tine shoe-, good fit, ■rau'.y -ruul good w<-ar. <-un obtain them le>s iii.ti), , at Stauffer A Crawley’s /Ik ataJiy ■>!!.-1- ■.'.ore In the city* ID 'vit ti-.I,.-, .if t]j(. luylng of the cw -tm;c - th,- First United Brethren ■'’ifrb of lin mu will tuke pfere al I’o<j’ink Aug-.at ith. at t p. m. AB are •cort ••-still niu-mpu to bur■ recently lc*n made in Thy officera sliould take ■ ■ Xirriol ■ IIhi: Arid: loitering u’te>ut town. Rapids, July IT. Jasper Fannie Graham. Rev. ng Mr. Hatt wa» vllle township and Las i. 'I "•' ■ ”t father of Mra. James n-niilent of Kalamazoo, in that city on .Sunday Hi* death occurred Him—> fur more than .iniiiug a line through ...J1- 0,1 tt<- ninth side of thr rlyer. ,2 ““ 4 ‘“'“•uiry survey for tho expwi'tth.-1 . A h. But U1L. road j, I’ ''MUj.!ew ll' U,!' '”l,lt Whtn U4'' ”irVej' of Ford's hotel, which was opened tn tbe general public, July Ifi, Heatings lias die right to .-ay tliat It Is one of tin: finest hotels in the state. Too much cannot bv said in praise of Mr. D. 1). Ford’s penuvdranee In the matter of bulkliug this bqtue. Be has had a vast number uf ol>staples to fight against and it has often seemed tliat be must give up. But just athe people would about decide that the hold would not be finished its husUing owner would appear on deck for another whirl at IL And now-'the bouse can I>e said to lie completed, although there are a few minor details yet to be attended ton. The building Is of red brick and stone and Ito style of architecture was exrecdlngly well chosen. Once on the inside one be­ gins to realize the perfection of tbe build­ big and its amuigementa. The offices, parlors and dining room are large, well lighted and well ventilated rooms. The building la .three stories high, tho upper stories being arranged Into sleeping rooms. The entile hojrte is lighted by guv mid the syatema of limiting, ventilating, etc.. «*' exceedingly well arranged. In fact the house contains all of the modern improve­ ments In as nearly a jicrfect arrangement us can be obtained. Most excellent taste has been displayed In the matter of decora­ tions for the ceilings and walls. All the furniture Is modern and well selected. This liolel would be a credit to any city, and Hastings has good reasons for feeling proud of it. All wlah tliat aucerss may ’come to Ito proprietor and tliat he may KPt It In the full measure that he deserves. The following are the entries .already made for tbe matinees on Friday and Sat­ urday. July 27 a>'d «8The first two races will be on Friday and the other two mi Saturday: J’-urnal la bound to TIUIXK M1NUTA TMOT. Sk.^’-.'..... ,u -Mimcriben. One 1 ...m, 4 republican and tbe .lrna.-rat column. What fun loe b u owned bv Will । adear, Lowen’ ‘‘ ** ai',|"’'l tliat offhx" us the cam- Ht Kh»ke buk'l b, owned by D. J. Haflaer. Lowell. I’Mu warms up. • uui» BACK ,l"w ' "tiiiiied in the county *"*''W-'r loriug tbe pow^km uasll m“, v’ morning he lE&M- rrtBA'WTtefi; '* *’} 1 ""ul'«l>ly •TeU,n« ta ,,ta rousing tlie resL -hitkriifndtyof tbejaih ‘-ta % . , ‘ i'.vi.u'fSX* Itateon < 'ampbcll left Monday for Dak«u. He goes there for th.- Iienefit of hS hixitth. Mr». M. Stevens, of Battle Creek, b visiting her pan'llta. Judge Cole and wife. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear was in Grand Rap­ Ids Monday, the guest of Mra. Brightrail. Mrs. E. BuAby returned Friday night from an extended vi«It with friends in D>trolt. <’. A. Brakeman representing the Grand Rapids Eagle was tn the city Friday arid Saturday. . Mrs. Euium Austin, of Grand Itapl-ts. is at 1-ong lake camping with the F. H. Bar low party, Mra. Julia G<wdyear. und sons -ame home Monday from an extended outing ut Wall Wc. oll« Will Huffman. F. H. Barlow. John Jewett of Grand Rapids, and their wives are eamplug at Long lake this week, J L. E- Stauffer left yesterday for Bay­ City where he will atteml a meeting of the Grand lodge of the order of Forresters. Mr. Hunting, prosWent of th* Portland byclele dub, vrtis In the dty Saturday. Hr riunr over from Portland on his bydde. nivlaian. No. 10, - *“h * »Uw "Mnd n »ili Im k< J* rh*',’‘c rt,r 8,00 Wh,ch U 8hi»il»^?ru‘:*’r'',, i)r' i'r’**®t«l u> *1* ^Wnnsa “*°UD*itM n*«al »* 1’ IL "ttttlfnlto MR. EDITOR: feel that Mn. fry has tuul a mat injustice done her; those kuuwliig both shlM of the story raimot exonerate cither fronr. blanie. but vre should like to »*v Irutn ^Indicated. He caats refteetlnn* on her religion* life. If tills 1* a re- p°I*l J Mrs. E. Haff, of Grand Rapid*, arrived fo the city Friday and accomj>ani«d H. A. Goody ear and Miss Rose Goodyear to Gum* take, f POWDER Absolutely Pure. Jul Halin, who has been employed at the M. C. ftdght office, has resigned his .Mwltlon ami will return to his home this ^pimmu with the ninitltudeoflow te^toort WS To^aa^.0^ week. Louis Huffman takes ids ptare. , in Fennville. House Furnishino ItaTC. N. Snyder and wife, of Shnytown, visited relatives in this dty Saturday, re­ turning home in the afternoon, areomlonted by MU* Effie Snyder who will inake an extended visit with them. £. A. Holbrook. Gen. Pass., and Chas, lloldridgr, north-eastern paswnger agent, ot Nl.o.1 K. H.. NUM1» U» wrK of fl’-ri taclM out of »l>'l UliCrV ,be .to tot w-l ti>,> «>«•;;> (inn take in company with N. T. Parker seal ot lUe Circuit court for tta Vooiity-J Following are the real erfate transfers for the ending Juiy »d. IMS. a. taken from the books In the register^ office. »e<: h Jobuslu* U S5A00. wri>“ sr ' "~r; ™ Hchramm; lot 2 Battle or*m Mbctty Loans and dlacoanta... Furniture aud nxtiwaa I.1AI11IJT(KK. Undivided prutti Due Depositors . Notes and Bllh counted......... l do •olcinnlr «wear that the ."V"—MW I> I’.KEI K. (au>ler. o before nx thi» 31 D. G. Kobimsos, i ‘ C.MKMKK. AUWOa. OUCS MAKING NCVUKUCXJ. IM. CHICAGO.FT. LOL’U VALUE RECEIVED For his moaey is what every man desires. In the line of FURNITURE! You can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°COY, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Trade: JPcurloi- Suits Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in Willow Goods, Couches, Stands. A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES Furniture Repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. WE HAVE ThK.- AMERICAN CHAMPION BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. If you will call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bros. 4 Wil­ kins’ office, Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to you tbe above named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Champion Twine Binder, .’-M. ROGERS. Fnd Miller is now acting as day opera­ tor for the M. C. hen- and Mr. Berger, of i atalouta. takra Miller-* former portion C'oL H. H. Gill left Monday for Fan* well where be spoke at the dedication of a G A. R- bail. To-night he speaks at Hurley and Saturday night nt a .camp fire !jS<!te? PERFECT Bank at RaatlDga. Michigan, on Monday. Joly and. A. D. b*. tmWr In accordance with *o- Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. Jay McGuire bus been temporarily tranafrrred to tbe M. telegraph office at Grand Rapids, it Is poeaible that he may be retained there. .is night ojHrrutor. S^WDEft akin J .C. W AUX KM, Sec y Barry Co. ev amination Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, pense*. V. Leins and wife started from Bremen, «...rwwnv- this morning on their return home. The/expcct to arrive In this dty alK>ut the 10th of August. ppPRICfs CREAM The regular exwu uatlo'-wt I be beldalJUstinr* • n Thursday *1. -- -r >.l,-udIFrMay. *uiu*tTBd ----and - Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the Tom Doyle, bagagemau. has twen laid off bv tbe M. C. at this place for the prere riiL Tire Central wants t<> curtail ex­ ’cm-Hinn' UbteJI ? Ha'iiugp. uf Gnuuf Rapids, To all partie* concerned notire In hereby given that the num mon council of the city ■ of Hastings propose to change tbe grade of Green street from Park street east to Jef­ ferson street, according to a profile at the Recorder's office, and that the eomthon cmtnell will lake final- action -­ on raid change of grade </n Friday. Augpst 3d. lttt-8. <’. W. W-ailneu, Recorder. i*. T. Colgrove and wife-aiifi t'lrment Smith were gutwl* Sunday at F. A. Black­ and not hit tli>- truth amiss either; If patience won't cease lo te » virtue than ask someone man's, Delton. with greater knowledge than 1. When a man away from home to attend over? meeting In The children of Clarence Burton. Dre is hearing dlntaticr for nearly one-thinl ot the trolt. are vhiting their grand parents. Dr. lime with a pretense that he Is not able to cio any work.'when at this writing be Is al work In and Mrs. C. S. Burton. harvest in HalUniore. a lb I ng which has bmm out Of the question with him for the past four Dr. G. W. Lowry goes to Chester to or five years. We •tlnrepdy believe that if LOrl morrow to attend a rat*ting of the Barry Fry ha<i not got bls pension be would be living with his family to-day. but said pension win and Eaton medical association. ' furnish both do: bes and tobacco. And be can dead beat. Mra. J. W. Bentley went to Grand Rap­ For bls lodging and keep. ids yesterday. She will be tbe guest of As to the improvements in buildinn which he sticakf of there baa been none since he went on Mrs. A. J. Bownc for a few days. the plane some twenty-five or taanty-six yean / IL E. Hendricks and M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, were iu the city on Friday on done tf It bad not tieen tor tlna very unworthy •pouse u be would have bar looked upon busiDtJM before the Probate court *• A VWXIWMAW M and J. RusadL r) 'tn*t1,1 the city there of wred* that should be ,n*** lu,d token« of * “Nftix»l really exiat Iu tills ••Sfo'tu* would re- Si. wtio«r> ^-a pure be found elsewhere In this Issue. HUFFMAN BROS ----- SELL----- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which arc heating scores of houses'in Barry county, with tbe best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES Ot all kinds. See onr stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman �fc=r FARM AND GARDEN. MOOE8 OF AGRICULTURE PRACTICED BY PROGRESSIVE FARMERS- HEADACHE. i A correspondent In Pxalrie Farmer gives the following illustrated description of bow hay in stacked In northwestern Lown, where wild grass Is mostly grown and where it is stacked in the field roroedto*. and finding them of no account. I con . . ... __ > ,r *t.<1 1 —B I.fDodd. Putnamvo-.ua. - “ ------- — . with the Sick Headache, and find It the only thing that wtll give me relief.”—W. J. Alaton, Arkadelphia- KOVEL BAY STACKKR. Heavy forest fires through Arenac cdunOut and rake In square lands of such a '»y.sixe that tho liay will make stacks of tbe One ot Baniuiu's Arabs is in hospital nt (desired dinicn.dons. Tbe stack is to be made tn tho renter, and tho windrows, Jackson. which should bo straight, run towards it. The Bay View camp meeting is now un- , dcr way. Muskegon Catholics will build a 830,000 Hitch a steady team to each end by a rope or chain tenor twelve feet long. One church; * team walks on each ride of the window Mormon missionaries are operating in and the driver may stand on tho board or Ionia county. not, as he pleases. To elevate the hay an inelined piano like Cadillac te-trying irnrd to get the Mich­ that shown in the illustration Is used. igan Congregational training school. Tho incline te made of fence boards sixGen. Lewis Cass was the first owner of toon feet long, planed on tho upper side, Un land where the village of Romeo now and supported by a frame made of two bv four scantlings, which are firmly braced. stands. Tte> frame should be fourteen foot long, Uncle Josiah Begole. site on the stage, twelve or fourteen wide,' and eight high. with the speaker, In prohibition meetings To elevate the hay, drive ono team ou each atFIlnL . side of the Incline, sliding tho Lay up and ■ Mary Crentilli, of Grand Rapids, sues letting it drop over the end onto the stack. John Mamowskl for $5,000 worth of breach It Is best to have two men drive while do­ ing this. The man who stacks can help, of promise. ....... only two men being actually needed to ~TlreSouthwestern Soldiers and Sailors’ perform all the work. Association holds a reunion at Allegan, When" one part of the stack gets as August 31-84. j< i high as the Incline, the indlno can be moved forward a few /oot, by hitch­ • .The SL Joseph democratic county con­ ing ono or l«oth teams to the front vention instructed its delegates to the demof it, or by moving It with tbe plank, ucratic state convention to vote for Ysple.ae you would a bunch of hay. Tho first Another Congregational church society part te-TOpi-ed out whilo the rest Is bciug has been formed at East Saginaw, and a built. To got tho plank out after unload­ church will be built. Rev. B. Hunter will ing, unhitch ono wm and the other pulls it out lengthwise. . be the pastor. C. E. Sotner, the, treasurer of Nester tbwnahlp. Roscommon Co., who L> charged wlUi a ‘*stiortage,“ has lieen held for - trial with bonds at sooo. Flat Rock grange is pronounced the ban­ ner grange of the state, having scort-d the largest list of new memlxirs and paid tbe ■toort money to headquarters. July 10. Horace Herbert, aged SO, and a hameasmaker by occupation, left his home al Anderson, expecting to go to Detroit to buy stock. Nothing has been heard of him since, and his friends are greatly alarmed. The citizens of Ann Arbor want the To­ ledo, Ann Arbor A Northern Railrod com­ pany to build u liandsotm- stone de]>ot house in Ural dty. Mr. Ashley can’t see it in that lightand thinks wood is good enougti. In the matter of the death of the man Collins, of Mt. Morris, who was found dead, in clows company with a Jug of liquor, a coroner's jury has rendered a verdict whch bears down very' ha-d on John Bar­ leycorn. t Several days ago the house of William Dupaw. of Zilwaukee, was burned, presuntalHy by an Incendiary, and since then ( his bam has also been burned. Two cases Nitferaon on*one man’s premlsce te spread­ ing It on pretty thick. The saventli annual couelave of the grand cotnxnanden of tte- Knights Tem­ plar for th<fstate of Michigan and province of Ontario (colored), will convene In Kal■ amazoo on Wednesday. August 22. at U a in. Tbe grand street parade and prize drill will occur on Thursday, the23d, com­ petition open to all commanderit-s, and in the evening a tauiquel and ball will occur at tbe Academy of Music. Sir Knight D. Augustus Straker, of Detroit, will address the knigtito on the “Rtee and Progress of Urn Order uf Knighta Templar.” There will be a reunion of the Soldiers* and Sailors' association of northeastern Michigan at Saginaw City August 3. 0 and 10. Cot A. T. Bliss, president of the asso­ ciation, In order to entourage a large aU tendance of veterans, has given $S0 to be distributed In prizes as follows among out-1 side posts: largest post reporting in a body, HO; best drilled post In tlie assoefa-1 tion, $30; second best drilled post In tbe association. 810; te-st drum corps in the association. 810. Posts competing for the prizes must belong to the association and have nut lass than 25 members present nnd drIU. For late fall or winter cab bag n, where land Is cheap, tho plants are set in rows three foot apart each way. This, sayn Joseph Harris tn American Agriculturist, requires 4.840 plants per acre. Tho land Is marked out with a common marker both ways, tho plants are droppod whore tho two rows cross, and a careful man so that the lower leaves stand level with the surface. Tbe great point te to prexs out the land both ways, te to drop about two tablespoon!uls of fertiliser or u go-xl handful of pulverised hen dung where the two rows croas, and then run a narrow homo hoc up and down each row both ways. Tho favorite varieties and tho time'df planting vary considerably In different sections. Tho usual time of planting ■these varieties for late fall and winter une ranges from the BOth of Juno until tho 10th of July. Mach, however, de­ pends on the laud and stason. When the noil und preparation ar* all that could l,e desired, these varieties can be frequently planted safely until the 20th of July, ana occasionally until tbe 1st of August. The after mauagoment of the crop con­ sists merely In keeping the land clean and mallow by constant use of tbo enltl vutor and hoe. Simple as thia is, it te where many eabl>age growers fall. In two or three days after tho cabbage plants aro not out it is wall to run a cultivator bo tween tho rows, and follow with a hoe and brook the crust round the wilted plants and draw a little fins frosh anil round WHEAT FOR DIFFERENT own locality. Some interesting Informa­ tion of this kind is furnished in thereporta of intelligent observers to tbo agri­ cultural department at Washington. The Michigan Agricultural ccllogo re­ ports that th* Imported varieties—Geno­ ese. whifo Crimean, Egypt iaa'-xnd Indian —grew vigorously in the fall, but were not sufficiently hardy to withMand tho winter. Extra early Oakley tender for this latitude. The DtoM Med­ iterranean, a bearded variety, stood thick on tho ground; nospiqtorrust: was showed some ruat on the leave*, tmt nc smut, ripened unevenly. Missouri experiment station, reports: The Crimean, a coarse whwit, mostly win­ ter. killed The Indian and Egyptian wheat, all winter, killed. Tho Diehl Med­ iterranean Ktood the winter well and gave a gv.«d berry. Tho Genoese, & failure. The McGhee white gave a moderate yield of most Ixwutlful wheat of light color, with a pearly luster, and ripened June 10. From Pawnee county. Neb., tbe Sheriff wheat Is reported as badly winter killed. The Now York experiment station re­ ports the Dinlil Mediterranean is well adapted to this rHmate- Martin*s amber te first class. Genoese, white Crimean and Egyptian are failures. ThcPunnsvlvanta state college reporta, all tb. Imported varieties, white Crimtan. Genoese, Egyptian and India, winter kUlod. Tbe yield from one quart Me Ghoe reed was 22 pounds; extra early Oakley. 22 pounds; Diehl Mediterranean. 00 pounds; Martin’s amber, 13 ounce® All suffered considerably from the fly. South Carolina experiment station re­ ports the extra early Oakley a Ten- early variety, and an aamirahle sort far this latitude. Yield, about 20 bushels to the acxv. MeGhee's white is a week later and a good southern wheat. The Diehl Medi­ terranean rather late, but made a fine yidd; tho Sheriff too late fur this latitude; the Egyptian, Crimean and Indian al) kilted by cold; Martin's amber about half killed. ' Virginia. Hamptaii School reports: Ib-d Mediterranean seems to be tho enly wheat at all sure fare. The southern states generally report but little wheat sown, ta It is fat as suc­ cessful as Id higher latitudes and is al­ most invariably Injured by rust- Professor Budd, of the Iowa Mate agri­ cultural college, thinks that tltu question of the possible improvement ot the beauti­ ful folisged Rosa rugosa ought to be agitated- Ha writes: • *8o far as yet triad all of Its farms from -China, Japan. Poland, north Silesia and central Russia are perfectly hardy and perfect in foliage on the great (prairies of tho west and northwest,' where, under common cultivation, nearly all I the varie­ ties grown at tho east cither (tall on ac­ count of severe winters or imperfect foli­ age and flowers in hot, dry simmer llr. Some of tho rod and white varieties of east Europe have already developed oil of their stamens into petals, and । there are good reasons for believing that judicious crowing and selection would snon give a list of varieties uniting the grand foliage 'of the rugosa with the beauty and per­ fume of bloojn of twmt> of the fovorite old vartoUea." uciiarr. - ]n purtuaeo- - ----- Remedy clna In U.l, ettr- Sewnl Hew Dlwnvei;. UM to Klertrk Bltum- We wc5*i“J2.^;Xr of section twrtrty te town ' S Jd bj W. B. Guodjar. Mi. K. H. PtaiUFhFtan. o( wrtta- 1 Ftat rtawv In JSSm Di. KIM'- !i-w, swaatS ted. Hastforo. MJrt.. w. v—Clrenitcoun^teunxxff- cn.iuwllnn. hnvUU attack of Bronchitis and (atarrh. It P' nichuitant relief and entirely curedI me and 1 have no. l«n afflictedsince I* (o state that I have tried other with no pxxl rfflfult. Have also Electric Blttera aad Dr. Kte£sKew LUc Pills both of with 1 can recommend. ’ Dr King’s New Discovery for Cotwumptlun. Cough, and CoMa Is wld on a poalUve on kald mocteawe at the .Ut- o;”*«» ttMUSMihftour hundred and ate dofim » . the debt now reaiainlBNsecured T,iti>ar» faro » «’• HDrug Store. E.U-."-' •• ---------------The best wdvv in the world for cute, bruUes. ulrere. salt rheum, fever •««. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, whoUff and all skin plies, or no pay required. It Is guanu te t to give perfret satisfaction, or mwry re­ funded. Price J5 eta. per box. For sale by W. H. Uoc4}-««r. The Second and Fourth regiments of the Michigan state troops are home from Mac­ kinac and the Flrat and Third will take their placet- ubm . Tbeal^xn UT according to th* IlrtgIMi A,‘ Mr *eventv-«Te and . -uAJ-.*1. . W. L DOUGLAS .« High utooLs can friends —• _ * '— V*"* •«'. IL M. BATKS. Attorney for Assignee. $3 SHOE. CEMTUMEH. , Grefit mistakes have been made in the world, by supposing that many time troubles were’ due to bad blood. This ntiu ito’i'i* *•— — --■• -— hemlache, (Its, dizzlnrsi. .•.Iwplitwnere, etc. Ing or hurt the feet.iaakt are nlwava due to wvakjo-s or irritation and well fining as a Hand of the nerves of thtf bndu; dyspepsia. i*lnwind. etc. to wesknew* of the nerves of the ly hand sewed welt H stew. r.uicn stomach: weak lungs tecaiwed by the weak­ ness of the parts: bHluusneaa. etc- to weak­ ness of the nerves of of the liver or ixiwels: pains, irregularity, sterility,, to derange­ ment of the uterine nerves. For all weak­ All'the above ness, Dr. Miles' great nerve and brain food surpasses ail other remedies. Trial buttles A WOOLEY, AGKNT. freest W. H. Goodyear'adrug store. • Hasting*. The w ork irf rebuilding the burnt dtetrict at Al|H*ua lias begun- ot Barry and state of Mir-Mrol April. A. IX. lira. In fiber i nine hundred arid thirty iwoeenu tfiwi. x: > and and Cnnsdia we firing up tbe Allan thy«t iou w hici trrtsrtwut beariu®date th- ;:tl> <ix> D.. tier, by which one, Zilralru I came the owner of* sal t n and MinnflwntA Leads the World life with quit I. mid Zalrata ring her test K Do you suffer from **!1 rifrwuiJJ£ other btunors? Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the greatest blo.nl purifier. K» do^ .me dollar. fb«- owr-r ofulS America had U th# powsrof sale ur-4 the «tatute la Conductor J. T.'Flaherty, of the Grand Rapids A Indiana railrwuL has Iwen ap­ pointed depot master it tbe Union depot at Grand Rapids. ' No section o! Hit country I* to day alt rartine M much aUeulluii *• Montana, ilrefitxi and Washington: Montana because It now ranks fint la tlie prodaetton of preetoui metals: Onion, berauw nf its tn<M climate, timber, coal, minerals and wonderful production of fruits and cereal'. Tbe rapid growth of Spo­ kane Falls, with a waler power caceedlbg exen that of the Mlntwapoln; Tacoma, on Puget Sound, the term li-us nf tbe Northern Pacific Kailroad, with l-.ixo Inhabitant*; Seattle. 3 miles distant, an •■ncnfvUe and thriving city, mark -this srotlcn <.f the Paejfic Northwest aa one that offers p. cutter InduroiuentE to thore seeking new home*By writing Chat. A Fee, General Passenger Agent, Northern l*arit)c Itatiroad, St. Paul. Minn., he will send you Illustrated pamphlets, maps and booksrlrltutyon vstnsMe Information In reference to the country traversed by this groat fine from St. I’ant, Minneapolis. Duluth and Ashland tn PortUnd. On-eon and Tscoraa and Seattle. Washington Territory. Thl< road. In addition to its iFClng tlw only roll line to Spokane Fall'. Tjcoii: i »u<i Seattle, reaches ail the prit-climl point1* In Northern Minnesota and Dakota, Montan*. Idkho, Oregon and Washtogtou. possesses un<-.|uafied ceeule attractions, as well as superior train equipment, mtch as din- for tbn excel tte yaatig E wife, U> Fraud. finder d*M ■at AKtaB, Bl WO <> U<’> ihaU sell at public auettet: at tbe aartti trout done ot tbe City «f Hast lug-v Barry 4 '*mt Chaaevry Order. Mate of Mtehigau -Fifth JmilcJal Circuit, la Chancery. mm pending in Circuit Court, for Counn of Barry, in Chair-ery. at the City of Hastluxs. on gage, with ten per cede, it.:- cobU. together with ai\atto#i. the Nth day of July. A D. tnu (lecrg* tVoolet. complainant. v». Cliarlrite ty-fite dollar-' eovrnantHi tot Martite, defendant. In thl« cau— It appearing that defendant. Charlotte Mart ie, I* not a mldent of this alate, but resides ln.the»tat» »f Nebraska; therefore on motion of Smith A Colgrove. solicitors tor cuaiplalnaut. It i» ordered that defendant enter nihility weal, containing sevent» I published la tte Hasilna* Ba>xkk. I Duster to Tbnnms .“terr <• i off !rur. the south pest renter iwl ••i-vrtted a«. follow*. Ate-Wil: t’miiWria-toii El lb* south wtat otfrtet/Mt be south »>, !r. .;i:artrr as above dc*erit>re: kuni.itig r-.-it:; -;wirter Cinif urininuc «*>fine.twelve<tt»eb*lnsv ■ «■>*» -eirn «ci O U \ nLAuAuilL links, to center of highway kb-iwo s< tbe(.rs3d "xd ItoFtato road, thence efa threw, - <-hsiH' sta . nresra-rsnaTsriM * thirty (»»Uuks. thei.re south ten. cWnsssd t CONSTIPATION -\«i<tv seven ikti links to uuirt- r x ;n. these* liwasdUitr- . I , ] . DstedMwystU MK Jjol.DKN. MurttMSf. STUAKT. KNAPPEN A ' ».*AUMAN. . I... U .rTBWta $1,500 in Cash Prizes great city, * cal of pigsty ADVERTISEMENTS. regarded by® on culti- The Chicago Daily News has reduced its price from two cents to One Cent per copy. beyond tte Al Tomatoes ripened on tho Tinas are much superior to those that are picked off ________ -_______ > 1-lA I— IL.----- <7, Sent to write ut effective ne«-»p»per reward the writen of the three be* td as folio-1: ends of the vines aa soon aa enough fruit has set. The best soil for tomatoes la a \ food-and k* wet or too highly manured lands. $1,000.00 300.00 A loading market gardener of Penney 1vaaia doacribcs in Popular Gardening Hard Cash Prise—For third bast adrartiaesoeot, Total,..................................................... . attention do raalterfbow hav. often fait the need of such a medicine, and when I found It I exclaimed: 'Eureka!*" Rsv. J. P. Harper, Proprietor ••Chrtstaln Visitor.** .rraxran tomato flaktb. Each plant is trained to a stake four te five feet high. The planta are trimmed *1.— .1.- A. ' A—Lavin, ztnlv « remedy for similar purposes. Purely veg­ stakes until the top is reached, when they etable and acteirttflatlly prepared, it is ab­ aro allowed to hang over and fruit until kilted by tbe frost. In training ho makw solutely harmlesM, and effect* cpre where about three tyings to a stake, tearing only all other known remedies and the most learned medical talent fall. That ft a fav­ orite with all classes Is evidenced by the that fact that during tin, past two years Sfi.OOO to tbe new c-Sttxrusc: •Bfy bvO. (7W* mmT h iu &!L :&?=&=& I*, who taro ms®. St w^dau’^ikw^d JTu0 WlynuMtM be^ouMUal New York's appropriations for agritituro and kindrod purpose*, available itr-.i J 1 it la perfectly of ynara Social ncntii alinoof life, vt success In tho same line, as sufficient en­ couragement to Induce our rose growers to systematic efforts tn this field of prom­ ise. The experimenta of Mr. Carman on tbe grounds of Tho Rural New Yorker have roeultod In sixty hybrids between Roca rngoaa with pollen from many different roses. One of the flrat of these to bloom this aesson is, explains the editor of The Wtakly World, a hybrid between R rugoM and Harrison's yallow. Thu flower b a surprise; it has twenty petals, and tho color in far from that of cither Its father plant (yellow) or Us mother plant (a light pink). Tho color te almost that of Gen. Jacqueminot. Tbo hybrid rrme depleted tn our ent, Mme. Georgoa Bruant, is the result of a flower of R. rugurn fertilised by the pol­ len of Sombreull. Tbe plant Is said to Inherit tho hardy constitution of tbo mother plant, and haring foltege much like that Of rugosa, whilo tn tbe flower it reoemblM a tea roao; tho flower te white, aeml-doubla and fragrant, and is particu­ larly attractive in tho bud. nuafortunu. Sl,500.00 given in u»- way of winter i protection than is usually bestowed by tbe average owner of a prairie homestead. Professor Budd closes Ida tettor with Gio remark that the “profemilonal tom growers should take up tills much needed work." Tho ensilio breath. i£i hmn*’ । by aroignmetit »rytn’the yr»r art u> be found on any other fine ticketing bail- out others in their The Midland Republican gives tbe fol­ lowing list of names ot various counties in ■ Michigan, as originally designated by the state legislature: Nodpekago, now Manon; < Alscbum. now Lake; Uuwaltln, now Os­ ceola: Kaykakee, now Wexford; Mlkenauk, now lUxscoinmon; Kanotin. now Iosco; Siiswono. now Crawford; WabfiMiee, now Kalkaska; Omrena, now Grand Traverse: Meegiwe. now Antrim: Okkuddo. now Otaego: CbeonqueL jww Montmorency; Anainlkre. now Alpena; Wyandot, now part of Cheboygan: Kcskkawko, now part of Enunct, Cheboygan and Charlevoix: Tonedagana. now part of Emmet: Negwegon. now Alcona. Papillion (Clarke’s extract of flax) Ca­ tarrh Cure, from an experiment, han ' It is quite well known tluit varietimi that succeed well Ln some seetlomi of ,‘h* country prove unprofitable in others under different conditions of sail and climate. New varieties are also being constantly introduced, aad It la desirable to learn when and where they succeed or fall In order that as little loss os possible may ' plduant effect upon the suomaeh SOILS. VICTOR r. LAWSON, hURtar Tta Italy MWF, CfclMP �■MT • GENTLEMEN emigrants. WE MAKE OUR OWN PENS. shaping^the FACE. PAINT MAN* YOUNG BRITONS GO TO AMERICA- THE UGLY LINES CARVED BY -k j— —uwzcoa ci BUU» wear oat 180.000,000 AND discontent. only Hoods Hanapart.'la. Sold by «!'. dnuohste. ;,I, youngster* Take Kindly to tho Osceola comity fair ut Evart Sept. ,rue in tnikd that tbe young < tnn.ltan of tte more cdu;>ughly doqiiso farming, andk -nflned to tte high pricl’urtK ^’T ' doubtedthat steal p«.ouoid ternate in this country, but it was som, ; aniea tte requisite rici’Wd tabor could be for huih »nn< an.1 ,1............. • *CU P'*\tn’uch of . .7i™;. «f“r Uwe. if (you are wil1 dlNfreraU; L„,yij' lf> 11 UJMIU tte pen*. Ttet ruyuoriou* quality of (taol which gives different colons i> « qualitv tlinl reejuinw expert mnulpukUon on tte pkrt of UMS Workman wKn ___ _______ which- te wnrio, oud Wivh that knowledge te must .exercise n colwitv *«__ . rough pioneering life of prea brat which insuree the requisite quality “Fir»t. tte SU-.1 l.rnllhH 1-.—_ S' nted young Briton, howwsr, I it ion* exactly' the reverse. ; I; cuntenipt for towns, for . .:.opkreying aa bu Anicri- ttey are heated to a red teal and rwrmittod so ttei mo tte omticuesu britUcmw is b -.,• (or lurming, tui<i entirely lovool —------- -r.mdmd)y. —~ I. ? i:u>y te f’vlisb, to agree all rwu.-red, and the rtrel is soft uuougb to .. . itet n|xaitian tehiud tho be wuiilv <vnri.N! Tl„... .k, ■' ,,nsnongLr'» or Ixjotmakw* , I bite. It would bo quite quick eye fur cuk>r nnd tte quick tend that he iximporatiyn' menu -fasten, it that oonstituto tte rttill to deter i U of ’ view. And this mine the temper of tte steel. What the *ted ti ttet, even supjxuing i* tented fuf tempering ;it is bright. Tbe first color that np).-«ir* I- rtras color Tim change* rapidly te a blue. Tte etartlelty.of i- inferior urban situations tho motel v aria* with tte color, and i» nr ' I rested at ouy point by iostaxit iJungimrin tb- demand. cold water. Tbe proccMe* of splitting, pal, urpriring that Americana ishmg, pointing and flushing tho pen* are .. - iitmnally asking ns why operation'reuniting dexterity, but by long , mug iu. n iu luxury, educate practice thr workmen and workwomen te- ’ k- ■l the iipjxT and middle r years .hav-- liccn bringing .-.r tn-.-nt i-hiklreti than they it any good pushing nmtry, (or there tte _<Tk* hurtling and jostling . t.-- ■ • th-.r to a living, but in addition to a tl«- iteiitable, ubiquitous Teuton. I'- - ■ at.• tte pr-epyt* <*f tte gentleman'* -- .. u.-h- ui br.r■;•. money or mhTvat, a high < (• 1 s "<r* et'eo if it could be i,\luy wit- Hilly pound* a year, tte •teadvaiiL;:■* without tho mi vantages of u yrent eity. a c. .r,.taut rtruggte to keep tte tap ou ti ■ it and die loaf in tlie cuplioanl, . d-ut ■MrA.-ilotjp, bad ulr, bad tobacco aad rnttrin toll*. • T3K T1XAL OVTCOMU. English who look upon tte cleaning .-'.tri picrtyt* aa a horrible .legnutation, but ridihi; > ti a mowing machine a purformanr- • • unworthy of a gentleman, would be -y-.r : i l.y an American farmer aa abowing . i ~ dtening uf tte brain. Tte perfect :■ ■ ibiui.7-j; -f the, farming .community ta-y -i,! •' V.lantir, which so often irritate* tne terliih gi-ntlcmaii emigrate of capita! h nt is deeply ad verse to such but, niter all, what n trifling ■ •:» placed ujun tte >wale* with ."■faiiil oil average degree Of U there are more gentlemen, to j',--ra>», Imagbt into tte > t« maintained tn a aoft - - oteil atate. fletnand and •hanselre* Purtteyouth . :dual lionkcnng* and • • । - in hi* phytical powers, many a wr>rw> fAt.» than ttet —I into that immcnae and »bo till tte *uil of tbo Amer mt. ..-nt Ho will be ttooe tbe ti g<:utle rearing if bo have tact Enn if te lure hi* raperflcial ■ w ahnest unrm-ogtiixabto in ! y« are from tbe ordinary work­ - — . ■! tte country of hb adoption, «tttiar_i.,:;il. L there any special teppilife, or extra cbanoe of It in tte '•ixt. In ;v,. u .jjng certain tricks of manner aad that indicate neither virtue, in•nu-.aty ur even education in its cone • *hat do young men of tei dud. whoui education has bocu to them ' miHaiA -------• “ J U w°y to tbe biuM JIH not try to fight item off, you wfij iu *..? °J‘r*raor'- *><“1 tho curam if )oor mouth tunring downward, eq d.e facer of no many sour and maidem. married and single. This fact ifant ihu *uue of mind yo keep Ip *h,;« net only Ute face meetly whole body, ta nothing new. Itisc' us. A man or woman who ‘^ks growl dl tte time ik.« n n->__ . * .. ; ----- .—......... ran • w thing new ~~ fab all >tht -- tt - -• —, umr. anu • hi* iguoranas and ln ,h<? l»l bis voice. _,Th'‘a^h,J, fn«" plmrtng ar repulsive They5°™ Uu«. " niAlcs, k^-p tta> fUouU’ °I>en n’ It , should not bo or keep it »tet a* it rixnild be, and dy« tte vldnmllow fT death cuter or tbe pink aad white of h5aJ5h-, S’”*™ the walk nnd tte way thc bndT •* «wtI«L A “*louch»<w a tramp without |>nde, ambition or »clf respectTwill ' " lit. bb knee* bent obd tte i-oppt-d or drooping. I When I decided about anything would your fare during that hoar hare J mind tho wool ter; a little rain will not hurt Then have dinter, avoiding, us at your lunch and breakfast, gruasy, sweet, highly flavored or aesaoned food. Water i* tte best thing to drink, and that is better drank after finish­ ing your meal Take your time over dinner Ftab« toty a whole year permanently into effeminate got off some “hard words’ with ter mother or rister, or sornt teriy olie, nnd Is still going through with it all, and giving them nil a piece of her mind. But keeping this up riore * __ f., .1., I, I. f mi I nf.lnf. Kin Ratting doet but for halibut stronger tackle and bigger books arc needed, while macterel and bernng must bu taken in net*. Fbua it is that Ik»U usually sail from port, equipped suitably for capturing a singhs kind of flsh, to the’ netting or booking of which each cruft ileyotes ite exclusive attention. For bahbuKted.lock and-tbo toothsome cod tbo bonks, hundreds of tniloa oat to m, are U If you found cat that-thn girl next yet ted caught tte sm,ill[>ox weald not that know] edg* nnd tbo foer coming of itciuui^tha setting to work n similar power to make your face look worry. I see somi timce in tte street a really pretty girl, or one who would te, worn not her. face spoiled and being spoiled more end more by without it, ns it Will not injure you n qui as much os it will to eat it In a In It u technically tin' llppro» iu -----mile or » iu length. with hooka tte blood. It drivn. tte tert peoplo ter. It attracttnnd bring* tte ruin» the complexion. You may not take much Rtock In Wm» ju«t now. but you will in time, will think more of them three month* You will think of them rtill more a hence. You cant teip thinking of cnu>e these are live truth*, and that** alive grow*. And a* you th them you will olmcrt uuc«n*ci<xi*ly act and te nil tbe tetter and healthier tenthnmrr for it You needn't mind the older folka may *ny about this, ft them are part tteir time for learning thing hew. You are not nna never ba—^entire Mulford in New York Sta . they are dmigunUxl-ore art at a«n* ax» ... tiio morning, every hook freshly baited with lint I nm indebted to tbo private in | tte ranks fcr all this credit that has cornu to Ila was tte man who did tte fighting, □ in clone*, woo «»***-•* — —W u» <■— !«“>■ “J*-1 . S_______ A___th. rw-.«n — Boston s-rtSS s.ixsftawrt.wi'W H Tto t» 1<W I' nmr HOUSE PAINT Uj COTS FLOOR PAINT-3 William Manioek. «f InliptiMing, has teaud a dc«Mia<I of mica six itiUra fnmr'ltepublic. Tbe blocks are wnall hut of good qcallty. . M.—une bottle of Eagltali Spavin Ltalu-eut cured my fine Norauin umre of two ugly blood apavlns wldeh damaged her \alue at least SMI. It Is the gnuiiiest Blemish cun-J ever used, .fohn McCain, .il'inie Dealer, Darllngtoo, Ind. Sold by br. E. H. Lathrop, drcgglst. Hartlnga. Mstli. wetll .'•«i u« ln <nr <f>ir 1. lirs ruwu run ZE- T^-wmiT ~;>:WONT nRY DRY Sim STICKY Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. CHEAP EXCURSIONS.^ TjaTHEBR PACIFIC Saint Paul and return .CW PRICE RlILhulb JdiDS « LV Government LANDS. 3i . Ffl . . ~ Vui* GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. tw. pw. • rrow. Aon GREAT 68419462 CharloctB..... Katon Bapldj Jackson iv^tro't Have you put off purchas­ ing a Cloak ? Detroit Jscksot Katcn lU[ it!s If so, now is your chance to save money on the invest­ ment. m Marr & Duff have marked down all their Cloaks to cost and under. THE SPECIALIST, You can have a good fresh NASHVILLE, - - MICH., line to select fcom at an ex­ Can give those suffering traordinary low price. from any form of This is a chance to purchase Lanies’and Childredfs Cloaks cheap. . DISEASE, The best possible testimonial We have marked them all of his ability to grapple with over in these diseases—a successful practice in dealing witiv such disorders. Red Figures All traki run by ninetieth inert di aa orcentnu standard Hum. Through coache* betweea Grand Baplds and Detroit on *11 day trains. caxo * Went for HoUand. lea. Murtafaj andMichin.in point* north, and withNun GrsSd gySssyi- vs ftKSiians preM dally- All other trains dally except Him­ ’ P. A. HAHN. Local Agent. Marti us*. Bgo, & S&giuw TIME TABLE,, in effect July 1st. IBS. Stations Testimonials. these he can show enough so that you can see the genu­ toOf convince the most skepti­ ine mark down. cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. Special bargain in Dress DON’T PUT OFF Goods, Plushes, Silks, and Vel­ Seeing him if you are suffer­ vets. ing from such diseases. Now Also Flannels and Blankets. is the time. - Hprtn*Brook*.. Richland Janet.. Oreeiry....... ,...MDo^......... ..DettM....... . Cloverdale.... NuhV....... ■Hbalta.......... aliegan. Al Hsrtlng* with I Underwear in white,-grey or gcrrlet cheap. Consultation Free CRAND RAPIOS HKRD. Holstein friesianS F.8TABIASHKD. 1876. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can-Tn re yon. Extended experience as We can save you money on your Cotton purchases, either a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best in bleached or unbleached. of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, for special cases, many MARR & DUFF. adapted of tnem prepared only by-Dr. In front of Fanners’ Sheds. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. sliur-ly “Kvnt u‘ Ulft’ car" U1X“- ■“ did tho work. Now, comrade*. there OTMUoo. __ brio* r~. w U»S when most of die world M befall those who ore not. >•* HU ttue that * nw^T J team before8, • «■ 4 o’dock FRIENDS: Don’t some of your neighbors or mon soldier that we are indebted to nay credit that came to ui I ofum taid awnte ntanaluff for my soldiers' welfare, and I never killed a man unnecessarily. One great trouble with man *te command troopa is that they kill men uunecssaarlly. You may . .. ______ if vm c-ivn . friends want the Benner during the campaign? killed for nothing; ttey do not. to US. Mrs. Dart’s Triplets K V.Zoigw-, I-'rom a «tudy of rtatirtice vi..rul y<uft ti.'taarn* that firm of unRJMWUurhJj tfl WOOdl. fnrnurtwuta. bemu. .•••’>■ vfUui cuinddeut with the peri’,l, riiootliig ttara. Ho point* I'lring tiio first eighteen day* of lart au. ';-rtorms, nah mehoric d»‘•‘■■'■ItagraUoaai were of frequent an'L A rkauraw Traveler. ’ Ulf GES Study. It Phtniolojcixta estimate that tte heart heart does 4,noo.ooo jniniids nf -work •meh dnv. No wonder people drop ikwl with w<4» <>ui biwte. Thia reuhl te prrientrd by br. Milre* sew and great discovery, the Cure. Aiwaj * ronuni-nre* when yon tir* liegin to get *liort of breath, hate, weak, faint or siimttering 'pells, jmln or Umdenirsx in side, etc. Sold «t W. IL O«w!y«irS drag store. ,\ rv much more or Uie wore u. ■ w York than b Imagined by tte ^tak- such* life If they are otter'.ilthyaml industrious?—Mac- v Gu' Kindled by Meteors. Tte rvuorUUk. possibility that mysterioas k k?™-' !‘“l U 1,<VU sParia from °th*r «*w than our uwn tea been suggested to .* firmness. If you are In mind bright and cheerful, making tho beet of everything, wilfing to plrose otters, but not to “toady" to thfem; if you want to do tho “square thing" by |svery1 ody, and want also and insist on havfag tho ■ “square thing” done by rc<ar«clf. your face —New York 1Mail and Expnat. I w ill take on an ex|.rcerion in m-conlnnct! with | ttet kind of permanent thought, nnd it will । not bo an pnplrasant one. And expreadon is adopted for------------------- ; four-fifths of beauty. Tte au«ua to be ,----------------rnent of robnss ben Ith are clAqiincHi, reguThere nr., handsome fncre tte same ill the tarity of halnta, moderation tn dlbt. exercise, yrar round. That’s the trouble. TteJu-ver preferably in tte <n«>a air. in accordance change. Be ttey on man or woman there is with tte cajiortty of .tho individual and n»- - i-ot enough -brains inride to make I ttem turn of tte contort,.and abstinence from I change. strung drinks and tobacco. It a man train* ■ It U nund ttetallies nnd swnys and fficaws limply to improve bu health te does so toon, and fwematre. and doe* K. to ln<L. Th­ or hw modarataly: if for a contort, more or mere face w ill bold but a rbort time tfdt tais Imc. stnetiv in nccordancu with tho imtair- 1 nn rhnna>H of ..vi.,™.;.,.. I. l wv.lv-.., .. ... v-.. w, . n,r l-uru{<-ui HAprcnion ui inc race a* it u without a trului-r if te ha* an ordinary tu like changes of fwhion in drew. Anda* Mwontri common *eu*e and will paw*. : isi* natural, it bright in both com*. | Tte man who simply derirea to livo iu a ■ Inm tailing you ttet your daily thctighta cound, bcedtby condition should follow tteee 1 are not fog nor air nor myths. Thiy are rules, modifying Item riigbtly, according to ] forcM. They nro thing* a* real ns tiling you agoor..pby»iqte: ' ' —*-------- r.i-. — t . Gvt up not later । rub yourwlf with tte I They can make you fortunate or unfor g, but in llfwor buriiMwa They can make yc rick -«n,. ------------- ---------- .—■ —----------Then | or well. "No,” say you. If 1 were > tell draw and take a fairly long walk tefens and ! yon at lOo'dock to-morrow morning t! Xthe — Im.I'I... IVnIW r.\ vnn* nl.Nint >WNU ■ „ m., aa— L ,,.— incline to active ratter than ■ will uniform, ranging to ono duUar r be quality cf fir.uh. Tbo boxes sold gunerally contain u groan. Tte tert now tn tte market are of American mate Writers who buy foreign pens ut fancy firftxs find them far interior in durability to tte Ameri­ can artlcla Persons who write continuously Iff. at any rate, bn ven. > material anxieties. The? may g •_ within certain limits, almost •I nti-l l-Eiging nud sufficient wage. If r 1 •. - < nmoug n cIom rocitrily lower S t!:at In w’ju h ttey were born, It is pro•■rtioi.i.ti-lv lim.liIwarted and 1ms likelr to lt>- the lurch in caojuf unforeseen wtfortut If tho physical work b hard. . proportion uf English youth . .a! t-il t« infinitely preferable ■iter and th privation from fresh •tiakb this is only fancy and a .-a, .- to te rid of txxik*, but often .. gt'nuiminnd will stand tte tert COITS HONEST 5 -i pretty - ------- , — wuuviih man • American »toti. Thia uniformity of quality i» twewarv. Ixvano< nf h— ____ v .., nod tten send ttem screw, •d..: on land—an oct'uiy te .-arritd on aa well nnd <t*n]>arativcly auvducated ,t-on i> natural enough te he first place, do not look at lhe *amc eyes that we use. ■ml. have little notion of tte • • iumy this country, ami e-.mpctitten that exists. If vacant desks’ !•> offer to tte : -r i»ml upper middle claw, no ■uld 1- v.xigbt with eager-new. i , nd4/ influential American H ws w.-If that, if ho hud the .• tn ^curing the most humble I > •.- telf n doM.n English Haileybury, te would be Nuiiplisb tte ta»k. American by any poaratriar aversion to initeil pteuuhs iu phystrtuige taw auinuiUw sucti FORONEDOLLAR jj Miuwmb nraiity fair-September . n'.qyictton of tbo kind it has . This filling against farmgenuine .ambition and partly (.■bbishnesH. and tte provincial i.idRy noting and deploring its । n higher pursuit, nkw* vulgar. . .vupuUun Ilion cultivating if m -re* This is not. considerdittous of transatlantic life. YOUR BUCCY Weaktmnl aixl derangisl liver*, KKnnai-te nnd bowel, *bou1d new be ncird up«Mt by irritant.* like eonimnn pill*, bnnt. etc. Mik*’Fill* cure* fiver complaint, rnustil»atlon. pili*, eh*., by a new nM*.h<><l. Samples fn<e at w. H. Goodyear^ <innf Brought On—Think. l*rorid«nt CKvelar ETw^lSll Halt SheridanV Address tn 1988. that would NT0® rttatily. and they “cAtSTtete of the- triplets wni tree to WELLS. RICHARDSON A CO.. BurllfUtton. Vt. Ask them, and �iG ) snnsucE fe*,. PUNISHMENT FASHIONED THE STATE OF rkGi CSMTIUL AHERIC4 DELAWARE. Or utterly twdJrd forth hta M A CASE OF COMPOSITION. rtmunbled Mr. Thlrtie’s (excepting that the rhlch I bad not observed before., written in pings are tbo outcome at a court of quarw n, aions of tbe peace and jail delivery. Tc ST^tivre of this sleepy old place tbe whip acquiring too kind of education which was eon, resulting from tbe blended photographs Dora's curiosity and amazement thus excited, a brief search had enabled her to discover another photograph of Mra Thlrkle, which Dora's which composite photograph, so larceny to highway robbory and of th* girl Of 15 beat hopefully trader tx-r old Golding would arrive. Her doth* fatbar many emotions which fluttered In our hearts and expressed themselves forcibly in Dora's cruel _. I appreciated position—bound by infinite ■■■ ■ minimum qpd forty tho maximum • . Most of the offenders are poor, n blacks, and 11 looks to an outsider as boy. for instance, is brought Into Suddenly my blissful agitation was given told my story, you can consider what had graph look like meF and picking up a photo graph from an adjoining table she extended While we much Dora's likoneeR. abot through me, though quick os thou ojicnrd tho mliolve and rend aa fallown: of the twin children born to them; bound by tbo Indissoluble tins of blood to parents hum bio and uneducated, and to a twin brother Tho outlines were a trifle alighted the parlor door wo* violently sidored a fine specimen of photography, but “Poor child I what claimed Mr. Golding. from you," exclaimed Mrs. Gokling little distance, she made-tbo following from Philadelphia. My The Goldings had re “You know that, unlike most girls, 1 am the soul of punctuality, being generally ready for anything fifteen minute, before the prosecuting officer in all tlw criminal courts of tiw state, reads the indictment It to fun of hint* brilliant daughters. . and points for girls nuua-u .Mt....... ...... ... - . —. .. and ambition. Louisa Alcott was ao full of wit and strength that- she chiefly educated untl-s his bandhi, which enutain.-. i.roera for tbo bride, and the fatlmr. tapping agxia. bands in some attractive i.-.Uin- oner is found guilty, and tlie dignified chief darling girl, but she Isold mo aloof, and wan filled with friends of both fami lira grand jury This document te a ponderous affair, copied after tbe'old English, ns U everything connected with the court, and cliargm the defendant with stealing two ... St Tl.» rtf-iarwr Tbe trembling wretch stands up in tlie dock, ough knowledge of tbe life which aba under­ took to reproduce, and in her willingness to —— z—- ——-- — -- — cover, that you had found the portrait which folk within are so busy examining tbo flawr that thav fnrtr«t-th«ir ... -j- . THK ■RIUrGBOoM’S OPPCSTOnTT. This te toe brichgvsom'. opportu^n-. Before tho question could be answered the usual. Mamina was fiurned and had twenty wedding wax regarded wjth a good daal of and Mra Thirklo, accompanied by a young confusion excepting myself. cticahty. pillory only, and not whipped at alL Dreseed as I Hbe llttte photograph gaUery I told you of, which it waa Ills custom tolock himself in. ao that be could pursue hte favorite bobby undis­ turbed. I knocked at tbe dqap no answer. locked. expressions of surprise. Mr Thirklo braced though by common consent, took heats, and listened to him 1 afterward b-orned tliat. in ISKk It is a mistaken idea ttiul On tho contrary, it yielded to my । remain ut tho threehlittie while, in order that I may lory and tbo whipping was pushing against jmpn's body! He box tion in th” same direct, oil About found out afterwards, ba had just unlocked summer holidays which my legal duties permitted mo nt thu Golding residence. Upon th* firn <tay of my arrival, a dark and was cordially received by my future fatoer-in-law and mother-in-law. Ho was a bandsorao num, plainly, almost poorly, ncr. to have a look nt l«r (indicating turn ut tbo thumb). Prank was feeling an Immense relief, “that tbo wedding was postponed F “That had nothing to do with it wtiat- and left him at tbe door of a foundling hue 1 pltai. All his little clothes wm-o oa him and immediately. It. was what 1 raw in thoVoom and never told him the truth till tbe other day when she was dyin'. And ithu baby clothes aa was found on him. wito hte name square and fifteen feet high. About eight feoi from toe ground is a platform about six ribs of a rniwd umbrella. On either adopted from tbe asylum by a kinfl hearted. Ho was apparently A chill afford ft! pickle jar with is obliged through mordiut I would ndt heard papa speak of composite photography i what they might might say or do This man boro the singular name of Glasgow Thirklo, though I was consists in taking two or more photographs nt in the middle) jpin hamls and in­ dulge in dance and frolic round too might/ was so glad to see him that chey brought him straight here to mm you, ami to tell you that now they’ve got him, they ain't coming tippling without stint until it m tuiptiid. center, tbo upper portion lifting as a hinge. tbo portraits shall coincide as perfectly as properly prepared plate, and the result is tbo a sufficient number ot calabashes ni u set flcutfa To toe invigorating strain* pt make then, with torches made of piro spliutt, tbs and pole by turns with a multitods of con tradictory feelings. The genuine lovo of her reputed parents did not perfectly repay her k._ ,____ _ ' _ >. should happen to-you. was now only loo evident why they had paid .. ...... wu Mivir iocs, ns araoTAToiia UKaxuaixt light broke In upon ma mvm and dopes him l«t Saturday morning Hullditir Neu- At 10 o’clock tbe sheriff rood testy That t achieve difference the gentleman riding by with fold*! *rws training and handling weights, in making intour roinpostyi too much. They told Her singularity consisted in tbo fact that Lar my father nnd mother; that that young man la mv twin ....I ■ . T__ . . . naldenoe about half « mile distant- ore fastened to to. prat, and a deputy sheriff. "Then J understand that Mr. Golding has are mystified." buildinq from basement to top fix* w ess My darling," he tod, ‘Mr. and Mra Trim any stiffened, musclodwttiMj iWal No.fuu “What tbnn ran yon nwanF searching look, than, putting her band in hcr unfortunate enough to midsy Wul» <* put anything combustible >u pvxisuty te perfanned nightly for nearly flfu-<> vwux' , “Ho pumas a similar course wi’-h ftJN® to hte home. Generally be Ute “ hb library until midnight, and itauwdiawj had noticed. ma, exclaimed: “Lookr- indulgent, if they duties. toe sole purpose of gratifying their affection Tbs Pabellon Nacionai trawrawnra railroads. He owns and is erecting seme a--id suLatantlal Imiidiai;" in »■* P“" toe woman who ported Mr hair like a boy's! Indian draught aniGraphic � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-08-01.pdf 0b26ac15ea0eb8f4c949a4b3cdef762b PDF Text Text J argcst Circulation A any paper in the Hastings CountyVOL. XXXIII. NO. 14. Banner. Hastings, mich.. august i. isss. Hastings Banner. * * ppii'i’-luxl W^dncndaya, by COUNTY NEWS. WHOLE NO. 1731. yF to ton take* another boom, this tlmert** Mrs. O. L. fipeoeer had quite a serious accident. On returning from picking ' cooKfcWXSXBRShuekteberrles and while attempting to post* ** ■TJJS1 '• «* ~iur for another buggy In a cut driven by Mra. K. StTOum- they locked wheels and the result HAVIN'Mrs. Jakey Tack Is on the sick list J *a* a smash up." Mrs. S. was dragged some distance on the ground but luckily jj... qq 2r‘i£JT?> U -A.itno bone* were broken. . the end of the seal moor brrrlZ. P™' J. S. Ickes and wife attended the U. B. Wm. ,un< w, IW> quarterly meeting at Frw-]x>rt. V' rent" *"“• , O ’ Donnell. wwte? reside* « . W. McKibben's sister and daughter returned to their home In Ohio. always thn mending bosket, or if nothing ba bJ^SL’SS'SST The meertng at the Pud Auger school AP". KHTWINO RATES: lar Creek. 's-'t babtath was a success. Rev. F. G.‘ Win. Hamilton, of Kalamaroo swmt U0"9jffi-w^orspieiii Sfu», U , with A. r. LwuJS'TS'r. Kidder preached. Johnl _____ ______ Corners, S. Kaiser will finish the new M. E. Brown & Cairn*. Pralrievin*th2ldder *“ve •ned*!- • h-bSenmI^^tf,Prtoting Dechurch at Martin Comers, east of Ha*Ungs, and taX . Wldlng till* V A. G. Je**up,6ranror(lle. and have a nice stock on hand. "monotonous existence," and occasionally CMoni't । • Jgpatteras of maehlMry* Priehard vitta. coualn, of Balding*, were at Pod Auger wnno wise men say "too little sleep." If v/im P' 'VanM!r <to‘l Wife, who have been last Buinlay. proprii-ro^ bP d ,vrel l , to(l ■it®'!o^pd**» lob work. I). IL'pklns and wife, of Martin Cunu-ra, uk. "v ?rn''‘.ub rl“"-b-*’ !?.«J2S‘?er’««»* Place* named who went the gw-sts of S. Kaiser last Suntjpj. iiuand year out, would driibarately make up their minds to take a midday nap. they would find in the long run that they could In *',r ,ri™d“^^W^klBKKRN. Mrs. Caroline Allerton is slowly on the do more and letter work^ and come out of gain. hard work with better nerve, than if thsy l..lhu“„i!2i""L •‘•'nwn-luvl.lt ssay"" ”■b" "■ F. Uates. nt Orange, and &ir. Thorpe, Itarryville. of Riverdale, were here on business last few minutes of daylight sleep wi'l coma V.tN'ARMAN, Rev. C. p. Goodrich has returned from gTl’AKT. week. I hack laden with manifold riches of strength. his northern trip. Mrs. Wm. Carbough is taking care of Mr. Comatock. of Hattie Creek, and Mrs. sleep in daytime. If any one will lie down Some farmers in thl* place have com.. her daughter. Mrs. Allerton. Barber, of Irving late of N. Y.. were mar­ M. II. Bloom and wife visited friends hi ried In the church last Wednesdav. Rev. menred cutting oats while others haven't Hastings Sunday. C. P. (kKMlrich performed the ct'-renmny’ got their wheat all cut. Oats are Im-Ing harvested. Th, W mun nrlal .1 J.^ph |t,Un<,-. The chureh was nicely trimmed and quite Bert Hart brings to the front a new bring gbte to sleep In daytime. For many ’ *n™'W rrntn**-. :i company gnthervl to witnetw the fen- JTno threshing machine and engine of Nichols neonle th** half hour per day 1* ratfictent re*t mnny. • to help keep good »tn-ngth all day. ■ Th* A Shepard. Battle Creek. (.hit* are being harvested this week. Martin'* Corner*. E. Jjiekhart and wife In company with deep nt tjight will b* all the better for it, Mr*. Whitlock, of Hastings. Is ar her To^y the steam whistle of the thresh­ dame* Murphy, of Hustings. Kjmdayed IracaoM thi nt-rrS will not I* *o worn and *-! l>aw.. " ' -oil’s trying 1“ regain her health, whirl: ing machine i* heard for the first tim.- thl* with Robert Hlivens'. In Baltimore. . lia*tl:igs, Midi- ha* been poor tor *omr time |m*t. season at Horatio Warner'.*. No one esn make n rule that will apply to f.. I Eckhart and J. W. Stocker SundayRailroad surveyors passn*! through here «l wlttnfriend* In Charlotte. every an<> a* to the proper amount of tlerp Orangeville. la*t ww-k looking up a route from Fns-port Rev. Withconib delivered his farewell noreatary; but one thing b« »urr—any woman F. E. Fish, of Allegan, was In to^vn last to Nashville. M-rmon ht the Free Methodist church Sun­ hail better err on tbo side of too much d-.-cp I. l>.. Homeopathic Monday un legal busliies*. Splendid weather for lianotlng. _ day evening. Then- was h large attend- than run any risk a* to wearing out her and S.urgwili. 1 Dexter Brigham, of Decatur, vlsiovl nerve*, which wack on ton little »leep I* «uro Mr*. Silas Emsley and her sister Ernina friends here last week. Smith have gone to Petoskey to visit their Steve Sprenget's threshing machine is to do. Children, to^, are soriuftiin** abused Our school coininrnrre next Monday. sister. i..plh responded to. Rcsiby tbore who love them bwt by behig obliged' again heard in our land. .. . . . Center and Church; Jennie McDonald teacher. " ' <,||lnan and *•'* »"• visiting their Mr. Brook* has commenced digging * to gid up to breakfast whether tbeir rioep la Boro, July 24th. to Mr. and Mrs. Cortex *011 Nile. • “out" or not. They will wake up of Jbrir well for .1. Watrltig. ' GrlswelL a girt; Cort Is as proud as a mate own acconi when they have rirpt enough. turkey. We women do too nlucb work in many in and Sunrwni. Prairieville. Harvest, both wheat and oats is About D. Klingensmiths -one of our leading dirts.-ttona We *ew top much, we i»on>e of A good soaking rain would lie very a«.greenbarkers, sport* a Cleveland and nil done. ti») (cnib too'mueb, oik! many a one clean* We wm> favored on Wcdneaday night ceiitable jwt now. Thunuan hat. but Orangeville will gjve Wli*-at has turned out better than ex- for hard bouts al a time when a very few o । Rroadwaj . near Court Harr!.«on and Morton 75 majority all the last with a fine shower, the first for Mime­ IMWted. and most of It is gathered in. ' minute* of rare taking would hav.. prevented time; com and potatoes are still In heed same. The harvest dinner on Wednesday last tbe-necoMity for tbo cleaning If we would A-i take a nap in tbe midrt of tlie day, nnd by Mrs. D. ('. Jordon Is visiting sMlrand of more mln. ■ W heat Is a much better crop than was wa* yell attended, though the picnic of forethought rave tbe time frrtn unneceraary Rapid* and De* h enjoying single blessedI.awy<<*. supposed it could ]KMslbly lx- la*t spring. Saturday undoubtedly made couslderablu work, wB might live longer to do work. difference a» many could not attend lioth. lUlock, Hastings.) S. <«. H. Brook* and wife, of youf city, One frail, delicate woman, wbo ha* been Prartire l» ill the' S40 was taken In however. brother Lew mu-day last week while on and Mrs. B. A. Walker am! daughter, of The Good Templar* were out in force and her five children happy, thinks her «uoMartin, are visiting In the vicinity of Pine * .E. KEKAVn>». his way to Gun lake., Saturday; sptul the day at Gull lake and • a,y . ,\tti)nivy.ul l aw. ij Mrs. Edgar Brown and children are lake. report a most enjoyable time. -IL S. King, one of the first settlers in (Over J. s. ।loodvar & (*».'« More.f^ visiting her father Capt. E. C. Phetteplace There will be a water-melon social here rested, tier l>ody and mind refreshed, and gnrike* tn si: c lurta'of the skate. Coileetloua at Petoskey. Prairieville, ha.* been visiting among old this week: haven't learned when or> where. Cha.*. Bmtirj who is employed In a mill friends tor several daya. Mrs. W. C. Bush and sl*ter Jcs*ie will Nehemiali Cook, who was .-s> badly In­ .*|a-hd a few weeks with their sister Mr*. become overtired before night. Kho l>et;an r. WFi < \ i nt White Claqd was in town to-day. jured a couple of weeks* ago by being Temple. Hurlng which tian- Mr. Bush will the hatrit when she first I wgan to keep bouse, thrown from his road cart, I* slowly Im­ visit Kat»*as to look after hi* property b igqnt for Uw Ohio Farmed * Insurance Co. | Lake Odo<« proving. there. | » ..... •;Frank XUb- I’ Ksxllnic kb wbral aM W* hear much about woman'* right*, but Some fanners in till.* vicinity are thresh­ 1 wribl to .ship so ns to make room for the Nellie jtayton s]>ent Sunday with her no woman iwes all the right* that are ac­ coming; crop of wheat that will soon lx- in ing their wheat from the shock lu Ihr field friend Mm. Ixiveland. corded her unhw* the makr« of herself physi­ and report the yield as good for this year. £t'K»K a SHELDON. . . Mr*. Unory Alverson I* visiting al lu-r the market. All the lakes hrn-alHiuts, e»pecia1ly Pine brother'* Capt. Earl's and among her nutn- cally the strong woman she ha* a right to H. IL Wager loaded a car of white oak lake, are being largely patronlust to’ peo­ erow* friend* here. Mrs. Glover accnm|mny- be, then increase* her mental ctrength to AMnrt Bb».k. Hastings. Mich.) timber for the Lansing wagon vyork* last ple In purfijit of pleasure and fish. what it should and can become. W hen the U*r- the ,-n'y : d AbOract books to Bai Ing her. Monday. , majority of women do thia there will 1m« no Cwsnty. . out the tire* air While ure iti<*t ><-l ktmllcd unGeo. Nel**on has moved into John Earl's The passenger train nuts each way daily drr the political pot, j et home, the ncigblicrhood and the nation.— it. IW.HHMAX. Hmtm-piithic Pby- and our freight; thr road wills to Im- <h>’■ •gin -to-may troll rest you assured may restthat Har­ Blanche fborjw. of Richland. is visiting • 'i<'an i«ii>! >urir<ni. Inga !«wbt»lne*s From the start. rison and Morion will receive, a .big ma­ her young1; friends in our pUngr. A large and commodious mill with new jority in NovenilM-r. WliltneJ's show Tuesday night. and Improved machinery now takes the IfAKTIX Y. HAilKKlZ. Rteal Estate. In­ place of the old teinjainiry mill. Failures in jelly makinu- are duo to several South Hasting*. Milan.- and bmp*, t A. L. .tones is preparing to build a house Corine Hinckley is the guest at H. HuvOffer na J./I. Hun ran a non, i door* north In Ute near future-. Elmer says Ills horw did not get away. to-, sweet and not freshly picked, or the jelly o! IVotoOee. J The hoodlums were out la*t night. may have l»-cn boiled just a little too long. A liberal bonu* will I* given for some Spoririatteatioa pbru to making exchange* Mrs. Murray, of Buffalo. N. Y.. Is vljitA good1 business lot 2'4x165 ft for sale The Utter is the mret frequent cause of fail­ al property The uit-rotUi of non-resident lively enterprising foundry and machine Ing nt Porter Burton's. cheap. Inquire of J. M. Smith. tewrtj owe -t * .-aret-all)- looked after. Farau shop to locate here. That is a branch of ure Some kind of fruit, and that very frosh E. Pennock returned Saturday from a ofilbiic* f»: vale or exebang*. Houses and Chas. McArthur has moved Into Ids new­ and nicely prepared, jellim quickly, perhaps trade that should be represented here. trip to Petoskey and other northern points. house, } after tenlqinUte*’ boilin;, and if boiled past l>r. Crane lias his new store nearly cotnMrs. DavKsof Chicago. Ih vhltingat Mr. The Cornier brother* lu»w J. M. Smith's this point will never again coagulate. Over TAME}* A MVEEZEY. ; ' pletevL ■ [ 'Griffin's. . bouse nearly completed. boiling cause* the juice to lose Its property •J. I.:iwyer. G. Walters ha* bis new house well un­ Mrs. Bnlxjock visited at E. Pennocg's It L* said Hutt steps- will Immediately lie of geJatinixlng, aud produce* a mucilaginous IliViigL Mich. way. Prvtrs*B!ii *!iuxirt*ol Cheviot,.. Officeover derHerirv taken to prosecute certain young men who or gummy sulwtance. Smith rotunn-d home from Eaton butde Baldwin is at her cousin's this get together evening* and have a good It} the fruit "ix’uis to yield a largerquantity Rapids last Monday where to- has liven time tearing down fences, opening gates, of juice than usual, an extra ounce or two of apending n few weeks with friends and Clarence Osgood started Monday morn­ tearing up sidewalks, etc. ROBERTSON HOUSE, ) sugar should be used, a* the given amount relatives. • ing for a visit with relatives near Muske­ On .Saturday night IL I). Banners gar­ will not be sufficient to absorb the natural M. F. Armour has n new street sprinWet gon, den was partially destroyed by cattle. F. frofiriftor, nnd iiqw there is no dmrt on Main street Prat, a vegetable substance such as Is F. F. Hilbert's new bank building pre- gelatinous, and will remain a syrup, even Cst. Jefftrsvc «uj J'.-nr’ sts., Bating*, Mich. A large excaralon aud banket picnic used in Ireland for fuelytias been found on M-uta a neat appearance and is an orna­ ■Iter long continuous boiling. The second" Rates.Sl.oOperOay. from Ionia to tills place last Wednesday. the Youngs' place. ment to our village. boiling seldom dm* any good The only safe The owners of the new steanQyr are K. it has been decider! to have a table plcTh-'v Bmim- h r,.-s . with pleaaaat room*. The Will (‘miner and Uncle Goodness tuivc way is to begin to try the jelly after five Wueye ol tli- pviblh. •« respectfully solicited. Wager. F. Sargent. W. S. Hart., Stephen ulc at Thornapple lake one week from next new boats, and now our market will tie minutre' boiling Put a teaspoonful iAto a Haight. The Ixrat I* a very nice one. and Friday providing the boats and tables can supplied with fish. be secured for that day. IL Hllsinger was F. P. Palmerton wont to Ixiwcll Sunday. cool. If a jelly like film forma quickly over astings ity ank It* name la Favorite. appointed to are about securing the mum*. Mrs. F. Sargent Is still very sick. Morey Covel has b»-en away harvesting. . Herbie Brets, of Saranac, was in town We'll tell you more about it next week. Geo. Drake expects to finish Allen King's will finish it. If thia film is quite tough.it : Ha-’inc-. - - Mich. Porter Burton has the addition to his new house In two weeks. last Friday <>n busineaa. * / Mr. Mann I* making some deckled Im­ bouse nearly ready to be occupied. llev. I. M. Garlick preached the funeral Frank Bush has started out with lib sermon of John Rowlader on Sunday. nerves more attention than it usually reLA.FITA.L., $50,000.00. provement* In -ids new home on Second Mr. Uowlad-T was one of tire pioneers of steam thresluw. , street. Several families are talking about eamp- Woodland and a highly respected citizen. to all kinds of fruits: ' C. A. Hurl Is preparing to build a new Select currants that liave been freshly ftig at Wall lake soon. Fifteen month* ago lie was one of four black*mlth shop and house. . Three weeS from next Sunday evening brother*, but iluring that time all have John Hummel shipped two can* of ImsaMtchigan, Kev. Martin will deliver hla last sennori of pititMd away. wcmmI himlirr to Grand Jfaplds last week. Mr. and Mrs. SaiAuel Hinchman, of the conference year nt Hie Star school Several of our farmers are drawing quantity at a time in s stone jar with a wooden ,M»tato mMbcr: Hquecvr through a it*; in building Baltimore, wn- the guests of He«'*n h^Four weeks from Saturday evening the wheat to Lake Odessa. It seem* to be a settled fact that W isal- coarw- i»ng an<i then drip again through Wrlmter and wife Inst Friday and Satur­ a flannel tmg, without premre, that tbe temperance literary society will meet at the tand will get two railroads. day. 0. O'. tabliwn. Fr«f! one, of the large doge belonging to Mr. There will be an excursion over the new school house.___________ and turn it into a porcelain lined kettle. road to Ottawa Beach on Sunday Aug. 5th. Held I.* sick; • Monday evening- Robert* show held Stand over n l>eiek fire and boil rapidly for via the C. A W. M. IL R. Fanner.* have commenced drawing new forth at till* place. The liest i»art of the Frank Roberts great show at this place wheat to till-* place,-*uohn Ryan having exhibition was when two of the slmwmen J,lLuH»er Tolles, of Augusta. Is working In purchased the first load *«*-.............. railed to sec the butchers big d-gs; Fashion •f. S. Goortyes-. The liarvwtidanee oti the evening of the the large U<«g. mistook the showmen'.* D. G. BShimnti. Greble, R. E. WebsteFs planing mill. Ing, stir hastily until the *ugar u dtawlvwl, Artliur Tolle and wife, of this place U7th wa.* well imtnmiwd and every one English pug for a rat aud proceeded to not longer. Bringing quickly to a boil, toy who attended rei»ort a good time. devour it. The howling pug and shouting visited friends and relatives at t^aar Wilcox and Ryan *J°w to ma showmen soon drew a crowd, byjthls time to *m If it jell!**- If it doe* not, which ia Creek last week. . , , ... ico off in guodi style- Two other P^«'«* by the united effort* of Mr. Held, hl* wife wy untumal, boll it rapidly tor a minute or The foreman in Webster . planing mill Jtaa were held, one at the blandI house 3 llwtnl fankHg Buiitievi Tranvacted. two longer, but tw very careful not to over luul the misfortune to run '"“‘J and one at the residence of John Acker on niid the showmen. Fashion was induced to lx>il. Dip tumbler* in hot water, fill them release the pug. when the showmen best a foot last week, causing a delay of a short with the boiling Jolly, and *tand tn a cool, pieeipltate retreat, even forgetting to leave time In starting the new mill. hh tickets to the show which they had prom­ dry plare for twenty-four bonne If not John Hummel is repairing b^ ‘b^blr* BUfflcienUy jellied by thia tim*. cover th* ised Mr. lleld lf he would exhibit his dogs. machine and getting ready for the threshY'ovso Sot.niKn. '“klT’lk.tb ftdoes jelly.-Mrs. a T. Borer. F H C B The best 'Advertis­ ing medium in Bayry County. , llrelon-. new bou*. same aiMMin as he gets G. Huchens hrnmo completed. ________ __ ■“ - • "IS by right. aat died trouble in finding irach. My Ideal avoa haunt* me atilt: y<M when I one tfiat rv •emblM him I ahuddor and shnt a*y «yaa disappointment when my Ideal von:»hed,tbaS which they umsI in the kitchen, and clap oa the Iqgf of broad, with the kitchen knife b*. ■ide it, tor tb.-se to help thcmwlvee who winbo^ Tt}!^ Joo, hi famibo* who made pretention* to education and refinement, n Ttje eoiVM-quena., ip »uch cmb& t« that the children di*bke to mingle with ttxsw of their aaiocla’e* who nro taught more elegant manQpr» nnd custom*. m>('i when obliged to be tn their conqsuiy. or that of their eMere^tbey happy. <ln a family whmy nwdneo* and ta«te are dwplnywl in the ordinary «mra* of •veryday life, the member* are thoroughiy at «Am< in any society. Children wbu am •arly taught the correct u»- of knife, fort and sjMxm, the quictoat mode of eating, tM consbvnt use of rhn napkin, and attention to the mlnutret iletaita of table etiquette, wifi become •>> habituated to tb/w mraniingty ■mall thing*, that when they are called upon anxious anil oft ecpmto-l query: “What shall Mrs. Blank cotnr home* Ho* -hull I set th* .table to make it look attractive-!"—Emma S. Marshall in Woman. Many a father directs all his affection and anxiety for hie children Into the one channel of accumulating wealth, in the fire of th* fact thnt golden door* do not shut out death and rickiKw*. nor do they shut in cheerful. hut wealth tv not happlnra*. Moreover, tn . America fortune* nrv made K> rapidly and lost so unexpectedly that a man cannot b* to his children throughout tbe whole of their mean* to give his children an equivalent of wealth which no change of fortune can fortune in govwn- or birthdays or times like that I present tbs friend with the duplicate of the article shs tiling, and my set of duplicate* generally got* around pretty wen among my friends —New Ydrk Run. Don't light a sick fa'jnt of gn« bun Don't /Blow offensive matters to remain. instance, like Turkish toweling—out of cold this serve* as a deodoriser. If burnt upon other ImpuriM**.—Herald of Health. WOMAN AND HOME. H> 'W women do differ in regard to the kind DISASTROUS RESULTS OF OVER­ w^rtnu-ud IM l»IMIW • "•I*”’,w WORK ANO LACK OF SLEEP. TbomK M. B»lnl. ot <«»r Cnrt. «•« G. W. Rytm.__________ _ -torr ru ■ tnutd W niimbrt- l» HutorM U Moomli* *«• **«1 Wheat Is all taken care of and oat harvest called as an idle fancy. With oornc it may Arbour rreeuM • bjm ^"'JrS owned by him bod »r« W ro" "Tn lxw.nl. ol Mmwllb* bm hl-•"l“”1" " ta* u» lob »< Uj- , OJW hi* gtxda to HiiA !»***• rmt ot Ihr mllnwd uul »UI "’"''’"St, ,. rm.llobrfVdwrIimit “r«™-' * P Leuoanl wenf to Marcellus w* A i. <n removing Jus T Ioryourself—A state Y'' ■ ....... ntagea-tn* empire goods to thia place. nml M-al.-s nt the iteople of thia place antlclOur stock yards are cwnpieteo w ready to «PPb the want* of •» *n ”_ — _» Mtinfirld. , , Kalama- ■«*«•««« *l Hunfeld* wish to use them. I ha* the wing to his Jeur Hampton t .pending n " ............ homes in georgiai '• linmigrstioa Cammitt**. with this set My years fnliy justify the wksaad �WHAT 18 ECONOMY! TWO SHIPS. advice a WRITER (ouaded at VI was -ui-j-™- -- -- nineteenth century GIVES TO LONDONERS. . younger away. "Rhe's let the baby fall down stairs; ribbons which tbe tried in ruin to coax into I always said she'd kill itl I shall dismiss returning with the baby. “1 never draw an. -iomly. bokiiug it off a little, aud slowly turning it nroutid. I. Mattle linked up from her machine-with’cut Stopjr.i;g its quick motion, turned one brother,'Tvo gut bald ofaaciutton for all your dumurtic difikultica. Never any I’m "Oh, dour,” said Dolly, flushing all over maid—unlives, -i.-tora, capable, educated, warranted by the -minister. \Vhat more poor litthCaatriuto a corner. "W could you askf ase, anywsy t We may as well gt "Raymond, what ou earth are ynu talking go to the issinjkouw' first as tart.” abouir I “It's all here, you oau dm tor yooraelf. Tbe Mattie. *‘Somewhere and somehow I know fact is, I've Ikvu thinking a good ueal about there must !•• toinething better for us, and we this labor question, anil one rvening I wrote ESCAPE FBOM PRISON. dune to 1 hung bis xkXhta before lay flro Xe to dry. It <«* «*“«a<ed,10 Lat I got the idea of. taking tUB,a..a^*MJ A writer In The Nincteenfh Century, toll bow a I/ondon family may live on £700 a hj Of the thousand or more Andersonville must not forget that twoshillings tnrad within an iiour. Of the other- tenth tbe majority were returned inside of a day. So tarn. 1 can lenrn only <>rw- prisoners everimUc their war from, Al<lcr».4i villc to ginia from Gettysburg, and was sent with about 150 others direct to. Andersonville. 1 had at tfic moment of capture alxmt $500 in in baud. I of ndn aud 1 . against twepeue a day to omnibus make, pc,™ tl»I — Atnto. it tn,rrih<hto»br <Uro» camp seutmel with a wavx ot my ____ , ____ and district railways, con went down into the Ullage, )»““ *» । saving that putting our pride Into without cxning in *«"***‘“ ' of .first dam. faro, effect, by th. and of tbe *ta^°Lba£l'b? strength la pretending. Our clothes are old her troubles with servants, and appealing to Um- b'ju uf res|wctablu unemployed women Ing to make them look anything else.” ' for help." v Dolly gave a sign that touched Mattie's ’ "You rainerable humbug! I road It with “Poor little Dolly! It's too bod far you; They would have taken dured to “shuck" I stood boldly up and said: “This is my uniform. 1 joiil for it. I own it. I'm going to krep it If the Confederacy t» so hard up that Jt must rob prisoners, England und France ought to lx- informed.” And wtar a geoid ring." Dolly smiled faintly. I used to believe id and sometimes I indulge myself in dreaming about it unsf ond fancying what it will bring Mattie set the last stitches with her Ups compresM-l, anil began folding the coarse ahirt- ou which she was working into a com­ pact pile. •‘Are they flubbed f” asked Dolly. . wan*not discovered. her myxulf —our cum arc so much alike—only wait till my ship comes In, we wanted anything. four different tiima before 1 |xi».-l through going out toiocA for our ship." . llattie put-<>n a bat tfider and mon- openly Ugly than Dolly’s, and walked down the street witli her Anti, rapid tread. Once she turned to look Itack at the small brown Ik>u«o that was the only inheritance bar father had . left to his wife and girls—a fortune that Mcmed indefinitely smaller mK tlrnt tbe The coarse sewing, with which tbe girls mao* certainly better than nothing, nnd was eonkidered u resjxctabUs nwourcu, but at tawt it was working with starvation swinging a nwreiks* lash over tbeir heads. prise uf my fellow prisouers, al) of whom bad been deqwllcd. Tbe place was tbcnapjiroachiag it* worst. I had made up my mhxl directly after capture that if taken to Ander­ sonville I would run any risk to make my and not companions and friends.” escape. 1 had not been uirid* on hour before “All right, you Lave.my approval there; I was cauvaMung tbe cliancra According n> but I thought tile trouble was you were not all accounts tiw-y were slim Indeed. TL>mistrew. They obey just tar enough to eu- stockade heavily gtiank-d. the guur.h’ able them to keep their place* anil draw their were aware uf every Yankee trick, nnd th*wagm, .aid they have no conception of any l>eopir in tbe oxmtry around i-agvrly took up the- bunt after any prisoner who made a dash fur liberty. Then- was nj> longer any luqie tainly yun couldn't lie worse off.”. uf tunneling under tin- fence, aud the idea of “If you were a boueekeuper you would do a sudden uprising of all the prisoners bad to be abauduued in the face of the artillery mow ritiier than tempt the unknown." “Perhaps so; I'm profoundly thankful I'm two days 1 bad figured the matter down to not a woman, to go on doing n tiling to all this: First, if I got away, it muvt be while I bad strength, pluck aud money. Secondly, fore mt, and my neighbors would think ft tbe first move Uiwaril t»capc must lx- to get a ifcta 11 outride I he stockade. On th.- third day ..— — - — tori You really ought to answer it." "So I shall. I shall toll the minister I havo sired, and my offer was accepted. Just nt that time there was a grxsl deal uf who will correspond with him if she decides Hickness among tbe Confederatesi as well, mid "I'd sooner havo Bridget with all her pep­ pery tumpnr. Deliver mu from superior. I'm with ic-xpli-xitMi that seeaxMl nobody's buri- nurious. poverty stricken community the good man bad perplexities of I .s own, but that only lu-ljxxl him to sj-mpathizu with Ottwr ]h-o|>le, and few households held any knitting on the porch, welcomed Mattie kindly. The minuter was away ; "goo* to South AiLxms to 'tend n funeral,” but she was looking fcB him every minute. Mattie weut-to tb.> study, and turned If tliowdltoris letter, proving that Mrs. E. L. Howe was no myth, created deep and pro­ found axcitetncnt in tbe little circle of three. letter mldroraoKV’ Miss Mattie Harper, offer- hold of the writer, with wages and condi­ tions wry carefully iqiNdfiedf To lie sure, it was signed Mra. Frederite Lattimer, but of . flctftiooa name in a terms : it said servants, and not "hired girls/ to find refreshment in the papers u|ivn the table .that seemed so much more modern and human. There was a story that looked tempting wit.i its spicy blur of conversation, but this was Chapter XX of greater nv.jx'Ct. and stipulate.! that the engagensmt was only for a month of trial, at the end of which tune, if Mrs. Ijittinier be not pleased, s&e would pay their ux|X-nses boma “It'll come pretty tough on you, Marthy the Sunday school lesson, letters from a Harper, ta-ing looked down on as u servant,” bouseliold hints and economicH, at which Mattie smiled grimly, with tbe feeling that abo could open some depths of experience in that line berw-lf, and at last a letter from a woman adilreuied to the editor, complaining that the world was out of juiut and iu need cf regulating. “So it is." thought Mattie, nodding assent bar breath came more rapidly. Why, here was a woman in desperate need of help, aud here was »Ce. asking only the ebunev to help her, and they were but twenty miles apart. But then, ixwhaps, tbe letter was Just made Mrs. E. L. Howe, and at tbe thought Mattle threw down tbo paper and went to bo "I dout core to asaociote'witb tbe family; we don't associate with the mc^we make shirta for,” said Mattia "I shall Law Dolly, and Dolly will have me., and wo shall both have the balm*. I denythink we shall care said to Dolly. "And I wane her to under­ raktllxtol their social standing at. a glance, Mattie's kkiuurtlilug camo clattering along the hull. | riumta-rs wa* the viic-< -f ..white man who coux-riding upto the place. Loukhig Out ; b.iw.-en tbe logs^Maaw that bewasaUoui federate cnvidrynuta, aud from Lis uiu-l splashed apputrance 1 could gu.-w that lu।-bad riddrta many mfim. His wdutaUuu a* ho rode pp was: I.... i<ir imt to nlta Hint t» > ist-nta'. out Was Hut hL.oi.i. viane out!" . "Ho! llmr thnr’, r<m you nigger*, whole outfit would have Iws-n held In con tamptbyabacKWfodslwgtniMr. The day I went out of th* stockade there were twentythree Confederatas <m Un- rick list uud at h«st 1,IW prisoner* should havo been under* nodical care. I am. informed that 1 would ba put oa my fore felt at liberty to carry out any plan which might come to me. 1 knew the henUouof Auderronnlk-to a dot, and tbe long the Union lines. Such prisoners a* Lad got away hiul no other idea tluui to put dutanre knew every highway and plautatiuu fur ten miles ar. und u*. In another fortnight I as sigbteeens and, as 1 employed tome cf them to bring lhe Imrk aud route, 1 had every chonev to jHirsuc my inquiries I gut tlit highways to the west truthfully mapped out gradually exchanged my uniform for civil­ ian's clot hes, and by Che time I was ready to go 1 hod nothing blue left. Up to three days one tiling 1 should havo krjg it locked in my "Oh, you darling!” exclaimed Dully, nqv- wanted belonged to a captain, iuul was cared mutual satisfaction and benefit The prob- little saying, "Where's Bridgutr And to a minute the nurse jxxiuced upon him and dragged him off, calling him "a littio toruu-ut cud u bad, naughty boy." from words be had let fall. I reolued that he was anxious to escape to Urt Uuion llu-ju To reach Joe after nightfall 1 must have an utter tailure, and tbe baby clung obstinately but to gut the liurae if I vould. Autumn had uow come, aud the rainy s -ason might soon be expected On tbe morning of tbe day I had set for my isst at Andersonville Joe tauxt bo a good many disagreeable tbiiigii stoppod abruiitly. writing to this indy to inquirer* "Mol in tlx* lasxt. I will forward your lot­ they hurried to lb* ttoor. •‘Yottan- hiding » white man tn thru-*! lie ram.-berv this morning. Bring him outer I’ll have tbo three of you skinutxi ulivu” ' “A white manf*queried one. “Yas, d—nyou! BnuglUmautr’ For a moment I gave up, believing 1 Usd patictax- with ignorance in others, aud dung incouiir was sucii that I di-tarmintxl to fully to luir deep perouaxiuu that nothing but the trust him, aud 1 finally queried; most vigurou* putting down could ever keep thoeu girls from disagreeable .u*ucaptian. cape from thUl ’ "Ou footf he asked. But long before lha tad uf tbs inontb Dolly? “No, on luirscback." “Wbar’ yu gwino to git a "I’ll take the eaptalnV able thought, and drank In ris’jght from the “Which way ye gwiaef bliada! park, with its flowers and Urda and us tho ahUdrau she loved and guarded. — >s for MatUu," Mrs. Lattimer to her brother, "sbo's tavaluabk, and I shall tbormy first week. That's- question, and if ay ship ever ooew in 111 wvtew tho taner out of arniitode." benefactor,” said tbe editor. :toto aids rjl-r Trips p<x t B<r»Kp DETROIT ANO CLEVELAND E. B. WHITCOMB. Grea P». Arar. Detroit i Cie^lind Steam Ningitin Ct He is enduring the situation, and northwest.* a Eatat l*,.ulll »’ <*. s <. ’• < ’ *H’ • !■ .. « . .... « ... ... .. .. thankful. But not^lwa.v- Mr u. of Trail ('reek. St « Istr Co.. ,\rx. !»a4 a Iwl attack ol eMih rtx! freer, was fifl) ot m*laris>I <-r tw-esrar* I lyabl«to work at al!, reiw tim wuuM palpitate for two !»«-'» *' tegS WtFUld cut cold to thr klirrt. ai> ■wetri to dlr tteplerc.’.*r r.v»...... tw. L_d _,__ Inv... moral advantages.’ wnw*: -’lw luvi.n.- ■- --nw fo*d after ratkig. 1 ttio-sgtc ! wm par Into c*usumptKa> I sooDl-ssa w hsie «« ... .K_ -I- — . ,.|. -,..l 1 late Keep your eyes peehd.* and is propelling his body and muactemore strength df his muscle. So far from making a "small doctor’s biU," this vary overstrain, caused through piling oa awoke i*. w» night. I was now thorough)v rested, but sharp set. Hatided tluvt I run a the plantation. 1 ImsUmI for the highway, and as soon tis I Strack it 1 sut off at a brisk Itare. While the- ram still continued, there was considerable travel, end every half Lour l__.« I U_.l l-l J___ .... . . proted that 1 M beaded for Columbus. 1 kept on until r• come to tandt which I should have was, Inspected, a runaway. 1 guvs him my rtmlklnm al > ..________ ; - . ------ — — * wxutqr a p*XUtaUon fur provisions. In un ininutta we ■filing, attributing their condition to any- writing hastened Lis death, and Roacve Conkmained down town all night, nuking hinuxlf us comfortable rj b<- could in bis office, in- will, in furvnig and straining his body after a day of mental labor, in that thrw milea <4 struggle on foot along Broad Way to his hotel luring that March Llinard.-New York other day. *‘Mra Langtr?* fas a remarkable woman. She ran do mero with $ 10,(100 titan •mother pcreon oould with MO.000. That b uJ Michigan- F-.n.'' -’aiisriri fin tfcSXiuc tn hretui f*;n f‘«* fo J .- tL . r-v Of HsstU wairafih*--a*« »• Bfitnekten.d' * ‘ In this ) »U' lafoaa Ktrki In grove, solicitor* t--i ■ tHcndaiit «nt'r cause, on or l-rior- I Of UiM order, and that eomMSlUMit esuvr 111 I tbe Harting- Itassrt: eoutlnurd onro v ■ stiwbloi- OH! MY HEAD. ant's uniform, thinking to don it, if r.-anx excruciating. J ,“ ---- —mtmj me to abandon it, which I did, and wo entered th» thirty mihw from St. Helena, and adjoins Gebhardt's place. Gebhardt is going to nrinir —h _ . .« . t rancho. Rhe calls it Langtry farm. night.’ th* window. thru- mgfata in a swamp, while a hundred men beat up the neighborhood fur us. UUI—U. It H*. „ It is ZbtaL bo-« «« H H oltrwMly «xa/ort«bl.. X«xt bow. For the past week she lias been very busy basing it furnished. I tell you she is v«rn particular. turn. ' Maori* Ms*** nttmofmios «>■ .1nxau lurmsueu toffereutly. Sbe hn» a lovely little breakfast. After dinner 1 had opportunity to speak ' with him again, and It was settled that be should go with me. He rvallaed ths danger us fully mi 1 did. If recaptured, 1 would bu MAY GOD BLESS YOD! .. trart oi wool*, or -tltbafi teiabed Ar *•*»<« b-'H" 1 ~~__[ ... - ...-.lie tr;«M one nlghta. Du.-tag this Ume wo tay luddi by day in swamps, barns and th Hr to. fad tv nesrroes and huntad hv ----- ----- , 1 eral times narrowly sscaping cooMm. ir. I’"’"'1110 tAe left of Muutguniery and right through Damopolis, aud naar the Mis- "Your ship ’ WAixnro aFTKB woax. jjiiM«»eatb Ccntary economical ad; viser further rays, "Tbnamoun* thus sprat ‘ luay ta, Urgelv diminished by ■■nevuraglng B WR]vlng—a practire- which all j dwrUc„ u, London, if strong enough .should j aJopt (ar bygiraa. This mote diffsrrat channel. of them, my dear. Dretiy Dally, educating uiatlnm in A! him nothing to do with resting. mawnin*." *‘If you lie to me-ITi shout you.”* shouted the tnxjjs-r ‘ • and lay hid al) next day. AVtam nLjtt catta th, U-t, |SL1 hut. or until tbe matter blows over." “How ya gwino to git dot bossr "Why, to-night, soon after dark, you'll be­ taken with cramps and send tor Eit I'll come. Than I’ll rido off." "Bet dcy'n track yer." “HowP wax a fictitious one, ' finally said: ix-gru cabin between Andersonville uud tbe maktwhifui for a mere livelihood who might,!/ Tbe minister looked at her doubtfully. to. R.n, P.rjct Sm.r.1, DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND ------ ------- ---- •---I —- — I ---- j ----- ;—-• (UTUOll m mum.. .a.... ... . quinine, an ounce of calomel, and a gallon and cuUrely unsuspicious, and after a tune I (Pinera and the same force cxjsmdrd in jug of- extract of blackberry root. There I gut over my ware a*.! went to sleep. It was taring gq«i might, otherwise directed, ms beautiful boy of four, draw ing a tin horsu fectly happy with two babh_-» to cuddle and .while Mrs. Lattimer,. knowing nothing uf . TO MACKINAC Summer Tours. LOW TOURIST RATES. I therefore lay dowif without tasting fix'd, an.l waa .IrntlllO- l.lT U> WtlMl tlUOT thrre people auueto the buildmg A little no fear that anything would miscarry. gladitisnt abasement kitcht ata moo large yard,” the said IOO Doses Ono Dollar OCTROlT, SUCH. and* through, mid to tired out that 1 ctaiH not go a rod further. My crackers had been reduced to dough by the raiu, and the baron. my break 1 bad every detail planned and was probably n fiction of somebaly’s brain, created to make forcible, tbe undoubted* it* to the woman and ask her to left r. I should like nothing better than to .tn-ngth. If wisely expended, represrnto dol, ]ors octj n nta, and tbe pomibllitiw' for Its : wite expenditure are much .lewwnnl when ra, hare sat twenty minute* with a recseuly j immigrant, frreh or otherwise, from th<. Btrcrn^ M your vIhuu , There is a great deal of so called economy. ' ...ui-t, •„ — v,. fir* rents exnends flftv cents myself out of fully ten miles. do In New York who walk on a hot day half A* daylight began to brook 1 entered upon i B a five cent fare. Tills is really a plantation, having! for the last half hour extravngnnra The amount "saved” by our been following the nwl through tbe wu.hl*. i^onjot, .-.-nnomist man and wife per year in It was still raining, ami I wanted shelter for I Hding third cliua is about MSI Are they . .1__ 1-__ - if «*<*.. 11.-lit MUU.tfti til .. ..____ IW ridel Held to a rebin or building. winch turned but “Yew, last night. r, which w<nild never have attracted his "But if the letter were genuine, my child,” mitinut 'least nine hours* walking between the time Of my is«|«' and 'layligiit, and I Mus justiflwl m l<-be» iiig that I was over thirty miles from Aaderaunyili'- when 1 sought a uiilitqi place. 1 was mistaken, bowever. In the darklure and nun, and wiwooi the slightest susjAcion on my part, I bad n,. urnij nail at the first forks and atioul a hundred buns of cathartic pills, I made out that there wre at least three Wd Alabama without asking smart looking and conducted them to tbe kitchen. beautiful homes whose wealth brought them nothing but bondage, because of tbe impo»sibility of obtaining tbe help of intelligent, dependable, care taking servants, while there Uth- uf surgeon. 1 had served for nix months as hospital Steward ut Washington, aud. though nothing of rt doctor, I was better qualified to administer unslit-ine than, any traveling. a rnues wisdoms —.j — —coming from the w«». 1 lay down boride a atone of £« log, and as they passed I made out it was a And what in really gained by thus riding p’reiun uf some b-tne guard company pro­ ceeding to the jmrt t« tloduty. It was lucky for mu. berauM., • bun met nearer the town by those in pursuit of mu, they truthful)} declared they had ctaixuttered no one on tbe highway. After tbe guanU pamed 1 U*k to the road and pusbal on at tlw rate of five mil« au Jriur. I w* strong aud bi-orty mid 1 Parted and -was so sore aud kune and fufi Wan MK1 Are You G«7 �B Bi there too often. a*3E ball attractions. at Washington city. .u, S0UX HAVE THEIR WEATHER ™ EYE ON UNCLE SAM. Urd-TMU MJ.*, J" Ol one gome. । Rock AciKXcr. D. T., July 30.— rwrf*r <•”,h,lr <—1 The rangvd f«r t turned out nearly IhJ.UW loaves o( w.—. scotbs Howe.., cite’’* eutter factory hxs changed Naw York-New York a- Rj-ZrT00 4’ ■* IrrlLtns put Amon's both In tte sw j-hn digni Mpbta-PhU^phtafi. Wa^i^f J-b' *-Tber~ult^ i that -goanother notch tower The ASonag gragot ion fa now third on the list. New Y, JI UHngseooM ptace. Tb. sco£tX ‘‘O’LU ^‘V“n*L At Icdlnn«l»lfa-Indian apolls 6, Chicago 4; at Naw York—New York ihich fril ir. Mdhhm tai? n U u, u,„ ,4,,'" J .k. t____ ’f’.OT" U-rn». JQ,, ^._o,n. X A. Patrick, governor of the National Soldiers' ta-r.e. Ud-aA (Hn. F.u-.ck was barn i. ciuyr GAM. A> rds lh«y (had heard that treaty they tokl the want-'! tb<«lr content to­ il railroad. This consent •rv the commlMiouers got ■ i they changwlltho papers tielteved fliat t!><» InPw Itnler. •art of the 'tnUiag Indian industrial Ait I! ••mdl 1Laugh I*agt>e gan»s>e Saturday give tbe follow­ Ing worw: At Chira,7>-Chicngo 21, Detro;! 17; at Now York—New York 4. Philsdelphu 3—ten innings; at Boston—Boston 10, Wash ington I; at Fiiteburg—Pittaburg S. Indian spoils 0. TIRED OF PUBLIC SERVICE. i v-rJor tlve nizlit-, and al > «iy to yon tnat they will •■Diment o*e< us much to Washington you will black, which is for tho *, and one rod for those people say thAy will not You have Mt. Part, Minn.. July 2H.—Tbe Globe hai Information that on his retirement from th. come an attorney of the St. PnuL Mlnneap Oils .t Manitoba rail road. His oju triket with tbe company b With , knowledge of n lettei .-•n with u» tnnuy days, •ticio* to visit xml much id better go on. for you jn. This Is all wo bare. • .tpp'audrd tiy tlie In- hen called upon to spedk w.-«. but he simply safal: rmA:; Pratt replied be told ■' ul'l l-e forced tonign one K5VTK nUOX. with the Republican nomination for govveyrd that.be is in no sense a candidate foi* United States senator next tai). Mr. Nelsot gives bi» reasons for all this remarkabh change In this form: “My family haveit right to claim my attention now. I oil it, g-.-i rrmrfnt bad bran doing for tbe ladfasK in of Kis rstr.arks he expense that I pan ill bear. 1 am justified ms!«ollmion m tin- time ttey were fighting now in seeking prutltable employment outstJ killing the wbite.i. ■ida of tbe political walla.n In reply the dignified John said to ITatt in pclnte-i though -.nfoteow speech: “Before CHICAGO ANARCHISTS INDICTED. ’ what the whites have done for ;rnat country which was onre , jj- —L-------- L---- .J Chicago, July M—Another arrest in th. forrovr treati* Don't speak of that again.’ fatting ffa 2 refuses to return to tbe day la the jxirson of Rudulpb Sevic, a Bobe agtacT until I, aid it n m -r.' -twin probable that be will be mian gunsmith. It was ascertained that h. ■' r--’i ' • the police or tho military. He had purchased twenty-flve pounds of dynn l.- ti -> ,:k-j with many commission- mite on April 28 last, from the America! Powder company. He claims that bo sob­ tea pounds of this to a Nebraska tanner, anc Tbe In-lar,, are befog kept Imre iu tii« has forgotten to whom be sold the remainder. b ijv that they may I- Induced 'to reconsidef tour deebion, fait thwv Is small foundation tertbu b.pn fo the council Saturday the Minnesota fodlaif,[ <■>.strongly against tbe policy of the name* in either case, aud In Bonfield says tbe ' stuff was dis the cunimjsstun ,n keeping them here after spector ■ • . tr__ . —1 - ...I aL.|. |r they have r-n fared their decirion. They wy that tfa*y will not sign if kept here for the conspiracy. Bonfield also capture.! a number of bomb* of a decidedly dangerous pattern, but wil not say where he found them. Hronek. Chapek. Chfaboun. and Serie fine Hijg?, - ■ . .j-enua in a few day*. An tttea.pt will fa, ,nwte to force .j,„ Indians to were all indicted yesterday afternoon by tin «i«n, -itheT’j-.s of-no, but the Indian* are grand jury for conspiracy to commit mur der. It fa not thought that tbe indictment •Wetou. -mJ wftl n-A touch tte paper, tevy r-a-l, and fear that a trick fa againat Cbleboun will be pressed, in conoid eratlmi of tbe information ho has givrii U about to I ■ pfai j-Bim -.hum. the police. ___ _ ______ <_____ 8t I ll • Mfotk.. July 5Sk—The Problbfa ' tot toi:v~titiun met nt Market ball - ...... ‘••u; ano uie any wn-i aevotoa tho apjoic-nit:.: Of i-mitoes ou credentials, jwirK!.* rgjrrr.v.i ei, r-Molution* and finance. - Hajti Harrison, -,f Minneapolis, eld bead some Bcondittavtan for rnA4bui« -M..U «».,. animated for cougreta. Mhli *t Is illn" ' Jul>r ’M—The state Pro««v nti.,n (■•meludwl (ta tabors yes'4D'1?the following ticket: “wrwr. H igh Harrison; secretary of state, SoiDT^':.I! ln**ur*r»John H Allan. DROPPEDVlTO THE CELLAR. Nxw York. July 30. -Tbe floors at an old building at Elm and White strwta collapse, yesterday atternoon, owing to the weight ol machinery upon them, and about fifty girb and women employed by C. A. Lovell,* bookbinder, were carried down amid the ruins into tbe cellar. Mte. Maria Bagnell. Jurwl. The building wm formerly an armory, and was not fitted for the purjKwe for whict it haa lately been used 'An investigation will follow,' .. ’ Krw Vuu. JUr Mrs C-Mlnd. Mrs IMmoi. CM. Ij.ootI. smlll X Wm4, lLi—• O—si I J.„„ 4 HUI. o< MlnwolM. ""”4 " VBalrnive ||,1(w Brings Hull for Ubol. JulF '*•—Some weeks age «• ttecoin Daily New* published matter re S E Hoge, the bm.1 of the evnuerbn..! of Ixx-omotivo Mngineesv* griovtha' “'nd bls Wife. It was alfaged mu. n c*'r’vl*r w«" 'luoetlonabta, and that, "h“ btadurnmtag dtixons of brub-i- U*'H 1 ' morning Hoge fcl!,t tnr against The Nows for Pitting tbe damages of ?iao2> wl11 ,uo fnfootivo “•’■oftto Burlington Zb Missouri railor th- mma aniounte on the same In . mrrlM-“*• ben. of the pen) , ~’‘t™a,o*uira*y. eunaay to *** Prow*1 °P wlth . । to Washington Bunday night. esuapmen aU wsstern Hom. , Tbu Congregatlonalbta have multiplied nnd become so numerous at East’ Haginaw that a secund society has been formed, with Rev. B. Hunter for pastor. A Grand Rapids factory has received an him t>00 to thin the fruit sufflciantly to kaeg conclusively proven an atabi, and that tt must have been Eoine other fellow whom the autb.jritltw should Interview oa the subject. Henry 8. Robinson, a respected ritixvn of While the state U conducting costly eg- 1M11, and graduated yestanfa^r were as follow*; At "cfo rago-.f hi<nxr> J, Detroit >; at Pitta bnrg-Pittei.urg 3. Indian.polfa 1 “• 4. Washington 5; at N„ York-New Wk H, Philadelphia l VatCAoa, July 3o —Tbsr records of tiw di terous nitHw stand a* follow.. < bad l»~u t He alluded mnced to u». nnd that T. F. Saltuun, ■ ------- j — — ———... -Ul IO Ml— . i—"•‘•wry ua suite. raynon genial climate. r^’7?** R^pobbcatM from tbe the charg* 'T1 < A n pr,S "ld*nt‘al presidential «~pmmcmw from charge Rev. Father Schmitdiol having completed that ttleV wera _ .L . land, grant. ? ** * civil aarric. refbr^ZTr,^ *1" for his twenty-fifth year as pastor of 8t Mi­ The bona. fall fur tlC rofof .J .to ^ y’- *n‘l J~U*‘ that tbe chael’s Catholic church at Monroe, his parb-Hitbem llhnou Normal — «•> be thank.,! f<* forfelu senate 7 b°th n^l«-txBan. B«r»ly a quorum was prwxmt in th. to. Missouri «aid the rmpooribility for .u!h ,, 7 , ?.--Hie respoonmuty for »hich mutt have gladdened tbe ■tw4 llj.to V ■ pwenun Ute lion.. MUnsIatinn toi __ _ .L > .. in . legislation .tarv... d-pended upon the majority Paysoh'e speech. The Mm.I L. ' “to-mce were granted. Pending debate the hou«n adjourned. -------------- — MW bOBtU —« .rrt b tier1 N<!Xt tinM h*’U pr'‘h*blr ““ GEN. PATRICK DEAD. - —---- — — o-wr. ■ XMbln.i.mjt Th. mencinx to-dav. cntdi out every Indian ou He cut ,'-vk to the fod>" Wi!?t tt° ch*nK* mildo by th. *”*** h'»H ..pUn -tbout .’S-fw 27 lost Th" ax.-,’ wL- aTT fam°" won -••'" h ‘ nv 4, soore* were:1; At — IndiannpoU. Chicago at IndtananrJt, DeXtSi^ Kwme, Detroit 7. Ptttebw. g, •n and »HF. U milstt*3 building of * S39.0OT bousi ol E,in>« But Detroit was aratabto and Iem* - ■ . MICHIGAN STATE NE ’w,0MTawSi2£la?w w TH! a-swwiav Chairman At> Saturday CMumau fe."7‘ta7jr^,|"'T“r’1 1,1 tav president I Veto mwMagve. but th. ,he ,un4n- eivil . ’!u'sa sowing tore l®k He to 1H37 In cutting a road from Green Bay to Winnebago, Wto. From 1>C7 to 1M2 be was situate! in Florida. He serve! in the war, with Mexico, and reigned from the regutar SJNO-ton steel cruiser, and throe 2,i»X>-Uit armored cruisers—all n ix>,t pot mon- than >ts. aI«Vty. The bill then went ..vW and Hoar offered a resolution to appoint a romu, btwinoes ou,JnaM fa ln ------- —------- - ,lufiUr,n» at c-;^i C aiiada and the United States MJ,., mid tho claim. , up; ciaimhave ngafast aeaitHit Groat (ir—t Britain .... ------ o*., we hare on .-u-.,amt treaty violation,, etc. Without idfon th,, [ tenato adjoaruod. like hotbn did pot have a quorum present i The senate bills for a fSX),i>» appr*iwr's budding at Chicago and prohifattag-the use of transparent envafopw m th- mail-, were passed; also the tall tn forfeit the lamb Kiwntol the Hasting* & Dakota railway. The Oklahoma bill WM taken up in committee of the whole, but without artion the committee rose and & night session was ordered, at which campaign item. •oil of which has hithSHo been regarded at Durand folk* ap;>rociato the advantage of having thing* handy, their tliruu railway* occupying union passenger and fTMightde- ont to the Ionia house of correction, that lasing a state institution. The tand-upon which the village of Romeo serve.! through the war of the roMlion . Mary Cnmlilli, a Grand Rapids |aa^ !" ‘,uLtul',n ftnnjrhis rommioslon thinks that John Mamowski, ought tn par in m After the war he became provident her about |S,a», because John didn't loo tbe at au agricultural roUege at Grid. N. Y . mark, matrimonially, as he azreed, and •n'J r*lCwb*that position to fauM gov- Mary has invoked the aid of the e.urts, de­ eninr of the Dayton b:me in spite the fart that some folks aver that her recreant lover, ain’t worth half that number LYNCHED A DEPUTY SHERIFF. ument to hi*.inten<tod bride, sbe pointed out tbe ghastly mistake, and the ardent foret vu obliged to make a soccmd trip to have it rectified.'- Tberjk's no knowing wfott a fallow may do when he’s in tavb. ’ Manly Thurston and Ed Shaw, wfaifo driv nerr the brink nnd then over it, rolling oyw During th" electric storm at Flint, a boll of lightning ho|>pec onto a t legraph wire An Arab, that belongo.i to Barnum's dr-. apd akippod into tbe M*estern Union offle->, shaking up the opTator, Rolla Jones, and setting tire to bls doching. WaUPCTOX, Dak. July 27-Miss Mollie ■ Korfa-I was .hot and killed by deputy sheriff tb» Jackson hospital for repairs. L. R. Ewer. No provocation was given for C. It. Richardson, of Detf-oit, the owner of of copper near that burg that weighs eighty three |KHinih, nnd alt the folks tlq-reabouts the deed and the populace became «nraged are wondering where the s;rcin>eii cams ami tlx* town.was tilled with angry farmers dtiM of the state, baa lualgnod. Lfabilltim, from. nnd titlnnu who thrastoned lynching. At two o'clock in the morning a masked mol: A couple of companies of state troops en SLUGGED THE WATCHMAN. of alx>ut 100 men wen«werv! Sheriff Miller route for Mackinac, dro)>ped off at Cadi lac, ami Deputy Bronte and took tbe murderer nnd to show their water tackled tbe .Salva­ Warkixoton Citt, July 25.—Cul|om in tion Army, bugging and dancing with the Gha.xd Raptm, Mleh., July 27.—Early in trofoced a resolution in tbe senate yesterday the Bofa de Sioux river and after asking him army iawiM, and Anally routing tbe entire the morning two men enterLl M. P. Swarts instructing the inter state commerce com­ if b« wanted to pray and receiving th* ans­ detachment mittee to. inquire into the steps necee wer “no." he was .trung up and left to hang Alpena is said to bo rapidly recovering & Co's, planing mill. and. with a slung shot improvised by placing a stone in a >tockicg. •ary to patent , the Canadian Pa­ until daylight The sheriff did all be . rouM from her recent dita-trou* cm flog rat! on. cific railway (rum rendering nugatory to prevent the lynching but would not fir* Preparations for rebuilding are steeiUly gothe interS^te commerce law. Th* On tbe lyncher* who were all his friends. ver comma tided him to deliver HO, hl* ND ing >150,ON for an alr-shl; . nd referred to the inter-state DaxtHXE. Ya.. July 37.—Near M.wtehands and feet tied. Charim and commerce committee. Tbe naval approprta viile, in Halifax county, Bruoo Younger, William Henry Robertsixi were arreAod an tion bill was tbsn rammed and passel sulk circumstances . , stantlally as it was reported from committor roterod. committed an Mutuit upon Mra • Fire started on Montgomery, Champaign suspicion of having committed tbe crime. of the whole Tuesday. A fall appropriating Rota>rt Dudge. a welt kno«n lady of the & f.’o.’s docks at Muskegon, Thursday after­ Johnson wan heavily armed with a revolver and an ugly looking knife, and compaai-joi >75.000 for a public building at Allentown.. noon. and ooneumed 2,000,000 fe^t of lumber .... nit in place or too oiw , „ / ’ , ’ ---------- -------- tefon-it was checked, involving a loss of were found whom be had tried to IMuon to organise a robber's gang, with a bloody oath vetoed, which apj-ropriatel >!W,uUt lc A •“«<.'ot ‘'X1*-’*"1 im» wentto <30,000. anti other tragical featurm. Robertson, le~ than an hour tbe wnai- then m—1 131 SV n‘*bt' U’* ' 0Un«* A Kalamar'o man pniudly smokes a pljw when arrested ciaifrasud to tbe entire tran» private prn.1 w talk and st 5 pa »d , fr0<n V4 ‘“nge! him to a troa Which ho unnarthed while excavating at tbe action and declared that John.«on tod btai ta’ . LyneH In m New tone. city gas work! It was liuried then, just 33 Nxw QautAXH, Lv. July 27 —A special not more than !‘^> metnlx-rs being present at from YasoO City, Mia. says there h much I. McReynolds, M Grand any time. The bill to establish a court tc excitement in the n«Mchborb<>o1 of Eden sta­ settlglaud chums in New Mexico. Colorado, tion over tbe killing of two white men by a Guamd ILaFIM, Mich., July 38.—Tbe day special act of congnwv on account of Mexican Arioxia, and then jsuswd, The Oktab.xns bill waa taken up in .-oramittee of the whole, Cixciaxati. Ohio, July 2S —A most A few private bills i atrocious and mysterious act of sacrilege aud vandalism was perpetrated on Walnut Hilla m„ at which section an attempt to contlitei Unknown ’parties entered the Calvary Catholic cemetery and the Unite! Jewish glnta called up the first bill, and upon it be­ cemetery, both oni Montgomery pike, just ing objected to be retaliated by .objecting tc outside tlv city limits, and destroyed nine­ the next bill, and then objection, becams teen tombf tone* in tbe former cemetery and epidemic, and tbe house adjourned at 9:3X five in the latter resting place of the dead. WAHnrtOTox City, July 27.—The senate When th" sextons nnd ka^per* of the burial gniun ii awoke in thr morning a picture <>( bill, with an amendment appropriating 1750,­ 000 f'W a pin factory at Watervliet arwnol. sight. The tomb -stones topptai over or New York; 115,000,000 for the purchase uf Mattered u> fragments nrv th-w of some of steel and construction of coast defense guns, tbe leading Catholic and Jewish familMs of and MW 1,00) for submarine mines and torpedoea Wilson of Maryland then defended ing for this strange piece of vandalism. most Immediately rose. Ea«t Saginaw has wnno mighty mean boys if tbe report be true that they stole the gloves and parasol of ah oM lady while she McArthur Broe., of Chicago, havo been worded tbe dontrart of tuildlng the “S<x>" atgo Fnrrnguts, in U:13>£. Senior /pun, Moline Sylvans, in 13:1UX Last night tbe al once am! tbe project vigorously *|uubed to completion. The cost will be about >250,000. Humrmt City's flooring and handle factory goes to swell Cadillac's manufacturing inDxTRorr, July 30.—Advices received froa: daftriea. Tbs concern will employ about Senator Palmer at Waablngtoa make it abfifty men, and will turn its attention to tbe -wJutely certain that be will not be a candi­ date for t e-electioc by the legislature thb tion, the supply °I bard wood being well nigt inexhaustabie. » Wemfa grow w luxuriantly on . the high hinted, however, that bo may contest with Toi*KKA, Kan.. July 37.—The Republican when Wilson bad cocditded, after which state convention, which began Its sewuon presidential vetoes of a pension to Bridget MUian, on being informed of Senator Palm­ »L... 1.111 .. vtebt of. WAV to til. Himm Case, of Three Riven, celebrated eros decision, promptly announced himself a of Independence, for governor on the third through Indian territory were received and tialloL The ticket was completed as follows; his 01st birthday by going into the harvest candidate. Lieutenant governor. A. J. Felt; secretary of state, William Higgins; auditor, T. J. Mc­ man and family were driving on the Grand bate.1 tbe fall to construct postoffliw build Carthy; treasurer. George Hamilton; attor­ ings throughout the country on a definite ney general. Charlm Kellogg. Tbe platform events, but that at Mr. and Mrs. D. & Hopplan, and then went into committee on the indonm the msnuiM of tbe Chicago convvn pough, of Otlsco, was made doubly so tiy by a train. Mi»< Chapman will die. Oklahoma bill, which advocate! by tion; demands the complete execution of tbs tlic marriage of tbeir youngest daughter tc Profrteor L. B. Hall, of Belding. probably fatally injured. Perktai, Byrne*, and Cannon, ami oppose 1 by Hooker,Cobb, and other*. Without action nouncee the ITohiiiition party ; frfvnr. pro Since tbe Albion WAndmlll company suethe committee rose, the fortifications bill talncd its loss uf some 110.(XX) or l!2.<m. it Gkkex Bat, Wta. July M—In the town was report*!, and the house t-»k recess ily indorses tbe course of Senators Ingalh that would suit them better, provide.! suit-' until bp. m-.at which session several bill* and Plumb j able inducamenVi in tbe shape of a fat bonui driving a team of horses attached to a her rotating to United States courts were passed, one extending their jurisdiction over the । cotnddsring the advisability of investing frightened and started on a run over a piece of rough ground. Koney was thrown In ments before tbe Chicago train pulled out ol the Union depot a little woman hurriedly ' Errxat Stone, a highly rospw'ted young Jxnnt ofijbe sickle-bar and becoming caught on the guard* he_ was dragged twenty rods. man of Lwlie, wan accidentally shot with a advocacy of tbe fisheries treaty. Tbe sun­ revolver while out hunting and insta.itiy dry civil bill was then taken up and a num­ ber of senate committee amendments agreed merrily laughing nnd talking. Tbe littls kited. to among them appropriations for public woman suddenly drew a riding whip. “I lacerated In a frightful manner. He b not tending at Byj City. MIA, 3WC.0U0; Ma­ have watched you. George Martin," she «x- ling mill*, last his left band by its coming in expected to live. rine hospital. Chicago. >13,000; statue of Lib■contact with a wieked buxx-aaw. foNew York harbor. >50. W; HgM at Tbe Plymouth woman who bought flowet Cedar river Point, Mich., >25.iX» Tte ap­ husband, a loading coal dsalar. He retrmited Miotrnis. Tenn., July M.—Ths Democrab propriations for repairs of ligbt-bousea, sata­ from tbe car, followed by bis wife, who kept of Crittrnden county, Arkansas, nominated __ .nd liehtinr rivers were to- on whipping him aver tbe face and shoul­ ders. On tbe platform a policeman stopped crooAxi sub — — —- - Alice Hauser and Etta .Masterman, cham­ pion bareback riders. while giving an exblta“rtb. engreringLd printing bm~u wm Chicago, July 3U—the conspiracy cases refected, lie senate adjourned at ngni.Ut Stewart £ Hoge and John Murphy, 7.—.,,„i ta-k nf members nrroent wai at the striking engineers, and their “clerks,• the feature in —- — - tbe Detectives Kelly and' McGidiuary. wors cogon man hat embarked in the ^rlv Was devoted to the private calendar, called ixdom Justice Lyon at tbe Armory 2Z«n war claim hills being p-jwL An Saturday mormng. luey waived examina­ -t^ronriation of >100,000 wm made for a tion and the two former were bound over to VtxcxvxxB. Ind., July Sv.—Tbe MU-poston ..... ___ ... at Wl tk. Sam tetter in ni^rino hospital at Evansville, Ind. At 5 p. .. “tarm c rfrlock. and on law. Upper peninsula railroads offer special in­ ducements for attending Bunday bail games >r^"w7l.M.V..I0.:«IUJ<.«n,-L Rows, July M —The pope M suffering from Wmhwotoa CWT, SiUt 3a"s*t“7^Z the effects of .Bordered liver. He la rap­ idly losing •trangtli. and experiences severs ury of going iwn-fixd have donned their m r» ■ ulSteLiuuw 1 He h*« been, ordered by tua physic sbowi and stockings. A lively rattlesnake ™ el.ll Uli — U" ™-—I •»* ■wins. >....... r...nirai«lv . of mineral watan ta?-nM>l o< «»»•« Lbw bulUlnj. a. Lwu. b..UK pm-lWl lor -up-Ml^ °'l U» work -ml — R^bA -bleb — Two n-oik-rr-s-Ubs "*Tlr Tk. audience to visitors; police at Kalamaaoo after having ■ attempted Nxw Bkdvokd. Masa. July 5fl —Tbe third rsuscafissr the physicians and have establisaed a btacklist. They will not bury tbe dead of tbe delinquent until tbo delln/jumt bee settled �Hastings Banner THE “PEOPLES PALACE.’ Haatlngn. Wednesday, August 1,1888. WALTER BESANT’S IDEAL HAS TAKEN and ihat the Australian wool gnvwrrwobld chief merit of proposed tariff reduction make money even if be raid h!« clip at 10 that it will reduce prices. And In this cents per |«mnd. Fkrmera in Michigan they are at least parttally correct. The should remember that the rentond «f the TUB BASTINGS, MICH.. POSTOFFICK, recent experience of Eng tend under the duty on wool would vlrtuaiiy give tbe Au«Atovrfr 14. 1870. fiscal policy now advocated for tills coun­ ' trallsn and South Aumrican sheep raisers MARBHALX L. COOK. Editor. try shows that cheaper wheat front India, the contra* of the American wool market. cheaper meat from America, cheaper wool That ta just what the Mllta bill would from Australia and South America, liave bring about. Do the farmers of Barry made unprofitable lands at home: that county want that condition of affairs’ if FOU n»iDKNT. BENJAMIN HARRISON. values of English farms have fallen off 40 they do. they should vote for Cleveland OF rXDIAXA. to 70 percent, while each year targe tracts and free trade. If they do not, they should FtUt V|CF.-l’KK.-inKXT. are withdrawn from tillage. vote for Harrison and protection. * LEVI P. MORTON, if a like result of cheapness Is to follow In these piping times of peace—just be­ an approach to free trade here, an alterna­ tive is presented which is well tor a targe fore the Irattlc, when democracy b court­ The fapubhcan* or the Third Congressiutal class of our |>eople to seriously consider ing the colored vote— and g/rting the mit­ kJ-.a_.~A..... — —>>.1 tn ... <1 >* rnir ten, it ’is refreshing to 4u*&r from tiud liefore aiding to strike down the policy under which otrr country lias hitherto grand old poet Whittier once more on the made such advances in wealth aud great­ political situation and issues. Briefly he •ays: may property eomc before the convention. ness. Ths wtveri counties of tbe district wiD be think the selection uflHarrison and, We may well be appalled hi contemplat­ emitted to tbe same number ot delegate as In Morton by the Republican National con­ tee state convention, viz: Barry 12, Branch 14. ing a shrinkage in real |state values in the vention at Chicago (under the clreamUnited States to onedialf tbe extent ex­ stances) the very Iwwt that could have w. j. <ra»ui. ' perienced in England, and the looses of been made. They will, if elected, sustain Frank H PrGoija. the great principle of protection to Ameri­ farms and homes It would entail upon CHAKIJM L. TWSDKLL. can Industry and Labor against tbe en­ Congressional Committee. those Industrious tollers who have Incurred croachments and co«i|Mdiitton of European debts In securing homes for themaelvre nations. They will carry out the princi­ and families. Under a decline of one ples of the republican phttorm, the ad­ A republican county convention, for the pur­ fourth Its present value, the man-who had vancement. the elevation and prosperity, the equality of all mrn, black or white, pose of nominating candidates for the various county oSkers and repreoentaUve In tbe state bought a home for 81,000, and by years of richorpoor, under the constitution. 1 we lerUlalure will be held in tbe court bouse, city Industry and saving jwld 81,000, would no reason why they will not be elected. ofltastlngs. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST fid. ItM. still find himself owing 81,000 for property Boodler Burt, the millionaire president of at >1 o'clock a m. The townships and wards worth but 81,800. In tbe midst of the will be entitled to representation in tbe convertthe Saginaw Salt Association—one of those ■•cheapness" with which he had been tlOD'OS follows: Assyria, 6-. Baltimore. 7; Barry.•; Cariton.7; cajoled, the payment of this sum would be “truata" the democratic free traders love to tell about—will try to buy the governor­ more difficult than the original 82,000 un­ eity. S; Bope.«; Irvini. T; Johnstown, 8; Maple ship this year. But Fanner Luce will be Grove. 7: OrangeviDr, 5; Prairievtlle. 6; Rut­ der existing conditions of ready sale of re-elected by such a majority as will con­ land s: Thornapple, 10; Woodland, i; Yankee products and fair rettirns for lalxir. If Springs. 4. Total number of delegates.!». vince the rich Saginaw boodier that the M. L COOK. Cam. Kep. Co. Com. the adoption of the English policy by the A. E. KBNASTOX.Hec’y. voters of Michigan are not saleable prop­ United States should Is* followed by one erty. Governor Luce represents tbe agri­ tialf the reduction in real estate values cultural interest-of tbe state, the largest, • Those who liave watched the canvass that England has experienced within' the most conservative and irest interest within for the congressional nomination in the past few years, mortgaged farms and Its borders. He has made an excellent third district have observed that the pros­ homes would revert by thousands to cred­ executive, and is a clean capable man. pect for tliat jxrty harmony this year itors wlp>, like tbe landlords of England, Thu voters of Michigan will never ex­ whlth has made tho district reliably repub- would permit what could not be rented to change him for the president of a so-called ean was growing more dubious daily. go out of tillage. , trust. While the prospects for the just recogni­ In no other country than ours docs so tion of Barry county's rights in the con­ large percentage of farmers own tbe lands The Bannkk has at last driven the gressional convention were bright, and it they cultivate. In no other country is Journal to support Mr. Streeter, tbe presi­ teemed certain that he would have a ma­ there ho targe' a proportion of workingmen dential candltade of the greenback party. jority of the delegates, this result could who own the homes they occupy. In no Mr. Streeter was nominated by tbe green­ ; only be brought about by a bitter struggle other does the fiscal policy so decidedly back party over two months ago, but he in primaries, county .conventions and even favor the man who honestly nnd indus­ wan not recognized by tbe Journal until in the congressional convention Itself. triously endeavors to better his condition last week, while the' Journal promptly put Judge Smltl) was in no sense a seeker in We. Nowhere else In the world can the names of Cleveland and Thurman at after tin* office of congressman. He never the laborer get so many of the necessaries the head of the editorial first column after would have thought of being a candidate and comforts qf^ life for a day’s work .as they were nominated. We are glad to see except upon the urgent solicitation of here in the United Blates. All this we a greenback paper thus heartily (?) sup­ friends wlto repre-euted every township in are asked to menace by adopting n policy port the presidential ticket of Its party. tbe county, and who have been the most Of course It’s a little late: but better late prominent tn republican councils. Hb business of this country; a policy, with than never. candidacy was udoraed most flatteringly blit one aggres-sivc advocate among all the A few" short years ago, when times were by the largest cfelrgate republican conven­ nations of Europq—and that our nation to­ hard and money close, tbe Journal was tion ever held within the county. Very day presenting within her borders some of wont to spend whole columns of space in mirny of tbe op|KMition had assured him of the strongest possible argument* against teDini; that it was all due to the financial their cordial support. The unwritten law the policy sire seeks to enforce upon otliera. condition of the country. Now it joins in of the district would have given him the' White tire Cobden club and leading British with the free trade democracy and says the nomination by acclamation. No'other Journal* are preaching the benefita of free tariff is whet causes all these ills, kt's candidate was expected against him. and trade, the , British farmer Is depressed. But “things have changed assurance mentioned ntpeatally in the 800,000 workmen are idle, and the police quite a flop. Banxkh gave Barry county republicans a of Ixmdtni are kept busy hnpprexxing up­ since RetilM-u died.” A democratic admin­ right to expect that then* would be-no risings of men made despergte by hearing istration with postoftirvs to baud out him done its fatal work, and the Journal editor contest for the nomination. their children cry for bread. Nothing cat) When tbe matter was first proposed aud lie dearer than “cheaimesy bought at such now gazes through democratic smoked be was Induced to allow his srienda to use a price; nothing more ed-American than a gl*M. If.Scott and'his democratic friends be­ bis name • as Barry county’s candidate, jHillcy which makes such a condition pos­ Have In their lusty cry of “cheapening the yudge Smith distinctly- and emphatically sible. necessities of Hfe," why don’t they reduce sola that if to be a candidate meant that Oh ye*; there te ail the reason in tire the price of anthracite coal, which is a be must go into other counties of the dis­ world for a fusion of the democratic and necessity to millions of Americans? There trict and electioneer for hint self, he would greenback parties of Michigan. Flrat nnd is no duty on anthracite coal, but the ring Dot consent fi> liecome one; that if his can­ foremost it will give Fuller, Waters, Den­ which controls production Is making cent didacy meant that h|s friends must engage nis and a few other self-styled greenback jx>r cent on every ton sold.—Toledo Blade. Scott is In tbe same democratic boat with in an unseemly contest for his selection, leaders some fat offices. Next it will be Secretary Whitney, of the Standard OU he had no desire to eater. the field, and I an endorsement of that famous grvcnback- monopoly, and Calvin Brice, the size of positively would not allow such a thing. er, Grover Cleveland’s financial policy, whose dollar sign recently placed him at That he was too good a republican to ever whieh commends Itself to all Blinking the head of tbe democratic campaign cornbe even the passive means of bringing green backera. Cleveland has favored tire any discord Into the party in this district, abolition of silver coinage, and through and had too much self-respect to enter any hia secretary of the treasury haa even mb . “, Clothing," says the Chicago - Herald^ - -Is auch contest, or permit his friends to do so. the fran, drruUterf « I—ISO pe, om, d.nwl lhui Judge Smith's friends have in a dignified . , , . . ' "ham." Oh irtva »»• ■ naauu.* * — _ u. Oh give us a pause! A clothier in the greenback currency. In spite ot a and self-respecting manner, sought to pro­ plain resolution pasi^.-d by both houses of Washington is calling the attention of con­ mote his Interests. ’Die state of feeling gressmen to tire fact tliat he now selling for eongnsM authorizing him to go Into the and every movement In every county of markete of the world and buy our bonds 810 suite of clotldng, exactly alike In pat­ the district was known to them. Judge and thus rednoe tbe surplus, Clevnland te tern. material, finish^and every other qual­ Smith, though absent from tbe city, was keeping 870,000.000 of that surplus in pet ity to those “Huddersfield single-yam Informed of tbe situation. He returned New York banka, drawing no Interest suite which are offered al 810.80 In Loudon boiue at once, called on a few friends, and whatever. This especially entitles him to and all tbe great cities of.England.—Interannounced his determination to pull out of greeuknek support. It anything more te Ocean. the field. This be has done in bls own wanted to draw scnribte greenlxckers Into The Mills bill makes the duty rm rice straightforward, maniy way. In a letter the “fusion’’ it is the very idea of the base addressed to Hon. John Carveth. This political prostitution which such an unholy wool. It gives protection to the southern letter, and Judge Smith’s honorable course and unnatural union Implies. farmer, but got* on tbe theory that tbe in placing the welfare of the party above northern fanner can compete With the his own interests cannot but command . The Journal says tbe tuwoniats must world In tbe American markets. The resp<-ct from every quarter of the district. nominate no lawyer for congressman in northern farmers will expreaa their opin­ Judge Smith has shown himself to be not this district. Why this change? Four ion of this democratic sclieme next Novem­ only a dignified gentleman but a true-blue years ago the Journal very cordially sup­ ber, and the opinion will not flatter Mr. republican. Following is his letter: ported Pennington. a lawyer, for that of­ Cleveland. Hastlng», Mich., July 81, 1888. fice. But tbe true iawardnt-M of the Jour­ Hon. John Cakvkth, • Ch’mn Barry Co. nal's statement, as explained to the writer ;ln the original Mills hill, marble was Congressional Delegation. by a member of Ita own party is thl*: If a Dear Sir:—An you well know It was with jowl that the only stale which produced much reluctance and only al tire solicita­ lawyer is nominated in this district by the tion of valued friends that 1 permitted my fusion late, It will be Frank Dean. of Char­ name to be used In connection with the lotte. Mr. Drain hi a warm friend of Dick­ But democratic, congressmen from Georgia and Tenntwiec reminded Mr. Mills that Mr. Dean’s wannest democratic 1 would not be a candidate inson. marble was. quarried extensive)} In ttame friends in Hastings are the ones who liave voive a contest in the nominating conven­ ixsen endeavoring to get the Journal editor two Mutbcni states. It ta nfeetllew to add tion which might threaten to Injuriously ••bounced” from tho jKMtoffiec. if he were lhat the duty was at oner restored on affect the tatemsta of the republican party marble. In tabs AMjta- Buch a contest did not elected or beaten, and Cleveland should be Free wool and lugh tariff sugar is the thrai snail Wither probable or possible. But *t now appears that mv remaining I n cratlc pap-dtapenser of tbe district,' and tbe field would precipitate Huch a struggle. then you know woo) Is a northern nnd might make life a burden to tbe Hasting* Therefore in the interest of harmony wlthsugar a southern product. The acmth give® Cleveland 188 electoral votes, and that’s alone, the Journal editor and those Inter­ ON ACTUALITY. LOC !! !" !! ! ""% ;!""! !! !""! ! !! EDITORIAL NOTES. di The Whltafl jotheHtycf*' Wanted.—* fr.nk but Allow me to ray In conclusion that I ahull none the lens labor tor the republican UtJCMOT 1 4 See of Stuart, K Madeonl If the agricul -l<cial aitractio olists. The four principal leaden. arc Cal­ vin Stewart Brice, Arthur Sewell. William raidng in Australia were so favoral.lv that thrtr aids. day. Tho Ctawlott VALUE RECEIVED For hi» money is what every man desires. and SOO.- move. In the line of .ustalned by M FURNITURE! ...y- Aia>ly “ rolgrove«r W. Isaac Toung eitv. died la-1 w vllfe, aged 78 ye some time. Th ./The Yaairee ‘(loll dub eaoraed Friday. Score You can get value received every time if vou buy of ARCHIE M°COY, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the . Spring Trade : wry. T. Phillips w . videuce that w breaks ojien ti Parlor Suits, and Rockers, and lady dirine. wil of this city ou th day. She is a p Of the very finest grade of goods. An inspection will con­ vince any candid person oi the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in The M. Q Ry io Detroit on Au Willow Goods,, Couches. 'Stands. «lf republican sta A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES The Barry com Ijold their annu lake, Wednesday temperance are c Furniture repairing by a No. 1 workman a specialty. July 27th, the •lub. of Middler crate of that to l«all within ten huge. losers to WE HAVE THE fifth AMERICAN CHAMPION day night. But M <>f her and findin bill and skip. BEST ROAD SCRAPER S tllrgu via Gran 14 inclusive, lin IN THE WORLD. trip. *crL sokBer If you will call at our warehouse, first door north of’ Bentley Bros. « Wil* kina’ office. Broadway, we will be pirated to show and explain to you the above named unrivaled machine. We also keep oh hind the A little daught nawre, fell ma monring dlatoeat hand and breakl Champion Twine Binder, re calked RrthfiUlM rtwwUy Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Worn! Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road €art; also the 'hurt way and it ritf’ outer shell w 1 sbeH thl- kind laid by Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, . Ve-terday awm Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. •«n<! around wire J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN BROS within tire limits uf tire patera. ----- SELL BUILDER’S HARDWARE ' I Ire Whitney ’’•“it Weda^^y 'ri»>re-wlll*ttaMW temoon and e^-en introduced hare b ' omreeUon. in the aftenxxui vrin- win tv Grand vicinity On which we will be glad to quote prices. “• " **“ '-)• U* HolUrd cotmaay Now Mexico. Ao Englreh srnd-cX The Norcross Furnaces ♦ i "i?10?1 Y® *184t*ng soore« of booses in Barry county, 'y1^ thei best_of Batisfaetion. We make them and guarantee their won. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote ptices. The Kalauiaaoo Telegraph roomily eon- He was in united party arttoo in this district and tibrat! rooxitteratiima .mly have .brought •bout my withdraw^. frtdW**«“ died* Irving ttkaftri ested in keeping him In a fat office will oppose the nomination of the most cajmblc candidate the Ml! hia wool In eonipetltioa with the cheap tta. i’hillip^Mandw.U and available wools from Australia and South America. I this etombtoz'ftora. David Beiim’U, STOVES. Of all kinds. See onr rtoclt of GASOLINE STOVES Huffman Bros. IL �plAstings Banner, PERSONAL mention. AdQrt 1.1888. Ot .Nashville, wa* in u.vra Newer feed » l*hy starchy tnod u;.i -------- —-were as good days for owing ns <nse‘couM ask for but tee fine weather was a drawback to tbe financial suec«s of Busby'» matinee, b*cauw It wa, Miss Minnie Cook b home from East Jum as good fpr tbe fanner's work as it •tegitiaw. . . was for tire races. And ttxis wa* especially ■*>»«>»1Wlrt, ’ ^.v' ■ AlnK*rCharlotte, was jn the apparent on the • rst day when the gale city Mxeday. receipts were fontid to amount to only W6- byivl of Lynn Haven Uy«u-r, wane time age given at FonlS boirl fXo“ Cd**- «f Wayne, arrived in town Saturday afternoon there were probably 1.000 people on the lair ground, but te>this usendug. .F. A. Blnrkmnn. of IWton. was In th.* wosnea and children were in the majority baruh wa* QBod with educated oyster*. Ttw ami tire gat* receipt, only footed uptofTI. August rtU>. ’ ’ '*">Uuuk| |O city Saturday. However, the lack of u crowd did not pre­ T«mt Baird, of Cedar Creek, was in thr vent tbe racing from Ireing very good and Family i»*-rt Wednesday I’ from- giving go«*i satisfaction tn tho**Ginger,air I* n<>< ouh i city U»t week. invigorating-Iiluk butli is vX!^' “‘,l <»yster« with tnmr month-upwtni Several M- *F. -Ionian, uf MxidlrviHe. wa* in jm-xnt. ami ugrreahte to the tail. small tuU were fl4ed in this wav. a! lnt«On Friday there wa* * 3:00 minute rar* town batuniay. ger ale raa be found af l»r Laihm’.? .K‘“* | Orno Strong ut the Na-divRle New* wa*, 1 aud « screen rare. Th* ••nlrie, bt lire 3;00 vnlsjXWvvmt h.mn.. They wvre'then:runsfrrred to a l-arrel which had a. tuotabfa ,*•!<-. mkMh* aged aun. to In town Thursday. 4 minute rare were a* follow*: Shake Out. ' owned by D. J. Hanner. Ixweli; Billy C U . AnnMnmg. of Boweifa Mills, w*a« I Lung, by E. Sperry. Battle Creek: Black wn«cx n>iu ou uieai, tnudc of such conin town yesterday. Fox. C. B. Fox. Aagu-tta; Polkd Dot, J. Hiirtrncv that it t nekled slowly from tme layer • ii .luring It* vMt here V,. IL Cook made a buslncw* trip to Joluison. After the tir’d beat Black Fox of oysters to another on its way to ter bottom 1 wa., drauo r-.r.. —■— Caledonia Monday. of tho ItarreL . Mi*» Hattie llotchkH* visited friends in Orders wt re given that the oysters should Mr*. < ««nirHa IL Ila. who Wil ""»■ *uit: Charlotte bud Week. ' be fed in this way ou alternate days until Blark Fox .. they rem-h.-.i their dcstinatiom Tin- man •■n at 2 o'clock. ft. K. Grant aud fandlv relumed from 1 Shake Mui . who packed them promised teal, if hi» direcv> sasueum. wa-nzMsluu Wall lake Thurmiay. uf .'at-d tor summer fak Thursday before Ja*tier Kcna<«<» <wi the Billy Ixaig r-iu.—* — E. ReynokK of Baknout. N. T.. is visit­ Polka Dot . Enquire at tbe law uf charge Uf a failure Ao support hUfoife and ing his brother l»an W. Tlw — 2:52. 2:50, -J.-bJ;,. tatfKs -T4<Hchildren. Croa* wu convicted but rvThe last two heats were trotted Satur ­ toou x" Mr. Ottmer. of Alabama. wn» the gm-st day afternoon. Shake Out was drawn on •Ju- North Fairfield plow. IcasmI «m hl* proadae tliat hereafter hr, I would «ee tliat hb> family was gaovidnl, Inst week of H_ Witiiry. fbIk’““ H w" brought to New York for. acenunt uf having severely cut bls quarter on tbe Guyuadotfis, was at osxv transferred than the ordinary xtnd* ,^nn <). F. Ixmg. of Sashville, wa- in the while being worked out Saturday morning. te a .teamrr .£ tee French line, and by her The -Aemocratk and greenback county efey Friday and Saiusday. In those heat* in which Shake Out trfoted delivered at Mar-dk* Thence it .u ai -asrirty want tn mid it was evideat to ail Hurt lie was befog i- -.■> tin" fiir, why don't eonventtons will br held tn thi* city Thnr— Mr*. J. T. Boek, ef Grand fcapldr. i* held back by Ids driver and it has stere day, Aug. 18th. WMl they fuse? Fw*e did 1 iieou learned that hl, l<e*t tteir I* 2r22. you aak? Yr*, nn *on. And then the visiting friend* in the city. d«u nation, rascal^ republican* will have t« euipe up In the Knv-n race were entered BUly Dr. FrrguMm. of Mktdleville. wa, in thr alive, <04 M the <-nrth with the allied aggTvgatioii of cRx on Inwlnea* yesterday. Locur, Reckless. F. Uuykmdall. MicMlr- frisky ia hU wbdi * Bernhardt * dx rolomti quarto, crow-ratert vHhg Maggie Montgomery. J. Montgom­ Clement Smith left Thursday night tor a ery. Hickory 1 tontera; BlackVtatt i,»rk*<’s all m^. lM>ine. <hkmI Hugttasga'played two game* of twll at *b«rt vacation'*!. Bay View. GlfL D. J. Hamn r. LowclL It wa* for NaahvMc yestentay. one game being with Miss May Tomlins-ra is visiting triends iu 'nesi 3 In 5. mile heats. that thr injury a Vennuntville club. Tbe kid* from ihi* Maggh- M<nitgniiiery ..................341 I city giitthere In th*- game with Naahville Grand Uupid, fora few days. BUly Long . hl !• normal condition. Her doctor* havr ordered by l“to"^' In thofternoun they plajed T. B. Diamond, of Bellaire, I* the Rnrkltr*.*. ...................................z. 5 0 0 with VrniMHitville who had Naahvllle’s । gu<v of hi, Mm, NUy and Jay. first nine pitcher ata! were lieaten to to ». Black Fox in tbe garden before breakfaat. work mmr T. S. Brice, of Maple Grove, made a bu*the flower* ..-I I_J -j oJr We <k«»’t know ofanything in our -stuck ine*» trip to thl* city Thursday. TiUte—9M. •.‘:52‘4. 2:53'y. Saturday afternoon there were thrw that givis u, more pleasure to rvrotmnrmi Mr*.’ iL Striker andeJiildn-n wen-guest* entries in tbe free for all race: best 8 In 5, to our customers than our True gp.nnul mile heat,. Interest In this nsec put. high "cure," tec "chambermaid trial meat" as it -pice". The ability to look a cu-dmuer of frhcids in Kat-unaaoe last week. ■ t'h< r of V. Toting* this MIm Jemde Banium i* now ch-rkkng in and ctntaiderable money wa* wsgrrtxl on Is called. Tbe same mode of Ufa might ban• k at hi, leuuein Onuigc- *quan- i« the face and say. Mndam. 1 taaow tlie result. The entries were: Barry <k»ld- eflt any woman in\hi» country n no ha. lost these spire* are almohrtrly pure, i* nny the inanjancr office ofJj. W. Roger*. dute AL Kasey. Nashville; Murice IL. D. Dec grip on her twrvm. "That tired frehnr" gratifying to u*.* v • «-n»i -*-ur>xl Friday. ____ H. G. Carter. J. A. VaaAnnan. J. Lunn J. Hanner. Ixiwell; Robert S., Len Brady. tee advrrtiM.nw.nte Nashville Barry Golddust and Morice H. ■and wive* spent Thursday at Wall lake. greatly resemble each other, about tinMr. BazaelL auctioneer in tht* Jefferaoei Dr. IL F. Peckham, of Freeport. Wa* in only difference being that the latter was »Uvet jewelry store, wm Arrested and tried town Saturday and attondol the mUtinw. not quite so heavy a, Barry. But Naabyntterday in Justice Ktsaiuton's .court far Miss Hattie Bradley, of Plainwell, l*tbr v ille came down to Imrk their home nnd wiling gihid^at auction without a license. lHW ,bpn’ ww» °°'y -S0QU Jew. in jen>_ Jas. Sweaty appeared fur the ehy. Tbe guct of MU« Mar Davenport, of Carltou. they did to the tune of a large number of dollar*. However, the first heat phu-tb , itefetulant udmittixl the selling but claimed for a week. cally decided the race .and Nashville ad ­ that m* the good* were befog -silil under a M. C. GrUwuld. <»f Middleville, wa* in mitted that Its hore* wa, not quite fast Only you : thr wi:(brant murucage wo Uccnw could he collrctexl. also or l.aard* from that the ordinance I, no good. Justice Hie city a lew hour* Friday on bi, way to enough. The result: Kalaiuaroo. Robert S.............................................8 3 8 Kemu-ton has not remlered t>;, decision in The Haye*-Ackerson-Johtion jstrlj Barry Golddust.............................. -J 8 3 th— noted and witty thbean. Morice H......................................... 1 1 1 caiup at Wall lake and returned । irtdn** the people f/TUr question of clutnging the grade on broke hour- Thunday night. rtns-u street an*1 improving the street In the running rare- were entered Black Mr*. I. J. Perkins and grandson. <rf ► rl.l.r, W Ijd-tor. Ltortl: Tt-mimL where It cixxumw Fall creek wfQeoiur up 1. alld Will <| — ■ ----PURE Iteforr the Mmuuon council Friday even­ PmlrtovlH^ Boger. Broil.. Greenville; Red Fox. R. D. ing. Undoubtedly there will tn* Mime msMeDerby. Sebewa Tlte hr*t quarter of ikwltlon t<> this much needed iiq|iroiriii<m\ «*”^i*iJ7 la todle» - children's and Gant'* Mr*. *1 . Ryan mid Mt* Blair, who have but thr <x>ui» 11 should carefully n>n»idvr l»evn. vetting friemU here, returned W«L w\r^.nfZl yr,’*1 *”*■<!<* to our warranted linn* thX w* ,— the matter and nut allow a few kickers to neMiaV to their home. I.un-ing. well together and were bundled to the end they Win n<4Fast eroekBlack MteTif stand in thr way of »uvh{4 new*»ary im­ of tire first quarter. Everybody wa, ut them back au<! *e will give you * n*K p„]r\ and wne wife atu*U<lattend- tliat time greatly provement. While -a few nut}. !*•• ill—' ■ Rev. dim their Inter ­ .. . 1. M. .B. tlllla.pir aim arrauy ewite*!. rwilr.1. -41 u I Uirtr I the finwral. at Ihiuru* Mill. Friday, of I «*t soon abated a, th. Iiorse* began to gruntlcxl over the nuitter then- h a vety it Tbunutpple large siuffiber anxiou* to have the wotk an aunt Mm. Elizabeth Blackman. amt* ann take more prononnerd position^ All friend* of dune. . .From thi, time all doubt a., to the result i. . i«'io r, jiiacr in p. • M.-Derby * grocery at Nashville last week. was removed and all the crowd had to do V. M..-ev. Sro’y. public adtool at Colrfwuter. for iiuiigent Mr. Soule wa, at hl, home here <m the *lck was to wait till the hhlf mile was completcd. This race wa* fur i*e,t 2 in 3. half g Men's Republican, aad dependent children, will be nt liaatmile heats. »Thi- result: Ing* on the dth and 7th of Augn-t. f..r the W. A. Hadis and children wenttoGraud Black Friday................................ .22 a game of Imm- purpose of placing* children in home, in 1 Rapids yesientay. They went to nn-et Tempest....................... ................... 1 i an tee to silt y^mth^VT^I^U ,W The present Barry county. T. -. w-iiool __ '. at th«- HirR .w'j to, ii™ .41 her return from Bay View Red Fox..... ‘.......................... 33 man-, tirirht and -.-.in P"r ‘ . -upper tor Uah time contain., many bright and worthy || and will remain then- netml <lay *. Twenty-five per relit of the gate receipts children that would adorn any home. Pwr ' F_ tf. Shrope. formerly of tbe Ih-umcntt was reserved for the |<aynient of expenses pie desiring children indented from the stab- will be aide to *r Mr. SlnMer abI but recently of Atlanta. Ga.. i* In th.- citv and seventy-five |*-r cent, was divided for authorities Wnftirt- Hostings on each of tin- days above m<j/ for the week. We an- pleased to leant the purse*. A* the gab- receipts were • hr Mi: led Roger* kept watch Honed. Mr. Streeter will make hl, head­ that Mr. Shrupe's health is very much im­ small tbe purses amounted to scarcely enough to jmy the expense of bringing ■ i that .In- h'ml iiMdi.-y in quarters at the Hastings bouse. proved. horses here. However, liter* was no d1*• .i her to p«y her hotel During the coming Frcsidential cam­ ^F. I*anet»st and wife, of Charlotte, ar­ satisfaction among the owner*. Had thenpaign Frank Le-die*. Illustrated Newspaper rived In tbe city yesterday. They accom­ been good amounts put up as prizes many Tbe 11 r. * Hl wil excursion tickets to will lie especially interesting and valuable. panied A. Nobles and family and Mrs. other good horse* would have been brought .Wreuiku Grm I Rapids from Aug. 20 to Thoroughly Independent, it will treat all McElheney to Wall lake for a fi-w day* hen-, and the Interest in the matinee ti tatfaKtt. lit !ted 40 return m»t lau-r tbi* i*>sues of the campaign with strict Jus­ camping. greatly- Incmued thereby. Th* time of .iic vf one fnrt- for round tice and impartiality. Written and illus­ Z’The Bannkh i* ph-aMxl to announce holding this matinee wa* a little put of l» used hr the United Matas Government? Er>. and sailor* reunion. season and had It been put a few week* doryd by tbe beads ot Uu- Great UalvwattMa trated by the ablest writers and l«est artists that the p-nlal Charley Brown, of thl, later a good crowd would have responded “ the Btroagret Purest and wm Healthful. F. A. Hahn. and engravers, the Illustrated Newspaper Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not Id stork az above SO per mat 1m« th," l*«t year city, ha* been retained for another year by •f I’avid Hyde, uf Dal­ will l>e simply indispensable to all who the Chicago New,paj**r Vnlon at an in­ both days. We trust that a way will l»e contain Ammonia. Lime, or Alum. Sold only devised whereby more money may be put *' ai. apple tree Friday desire to I* thoroughly Informed. crease of salary.' PRICK BAKIN'OTOWDKR CO. tip for races in tbe future. And while the It will be sent to any aildresa dx months ■xaw roaa. emcaoo. st. nouia. ; _ .. . .-.te- tin- wri.,t <»f her right I.*st week Mrs. A. K. Dart, of Ham track Is in fair condition steps ought at hand ami ■ < .■ thr bone* in forte. Subscribe at oner. Addrere. onee to be taken toward a radical Itnburg. N. Y.. gave birth tn twin*. Mrs. Mita. Faaxx Lr.at.tK. Publisher. *?.• -i. In- 1 chrop and Timmerprovement. Dart was formerly of this city, her maiden M, M 4 57 I*ark Hare, N. Y. ■nan wen. rrdu>-wl the fracture. name taring Kate Kelly. She Is the moth­ Many fall to understand why the old er of the famous Dart triplet*. The birth if I. Britt":-. :i c* to the front with an . —....i. ii.,, m a car“12 cmewtbereln pending, wherein Albert K. •rt !a’<! :• eutiy by bhu-k cochin hen. practice of allowing gambling game, on of the twins brings into that happy house­ before putting it down to "teething.' l*o*er, it complainant, and Harvey L. Count ffl1, ** rylvte< aew nood* wvwy day. Tbe Tb- rj£ , । nrlies around thr thr streets is not dbicuntinurd. During hold five children within the past sixteen and Kila M. (ount arc dafendanta. m' V>b'' afford, wtn be found at tM •bwt • aj m <■ facte* around the long thr matinee Friday and Saturday there months. Xotlre it btreby riven that I shall tell •* at puNie aarttoutotha fitataM bidder.oa Friday ■* It* •». .:• ' , miner*. Within were, as usual during such entrrtalnmtnts. The Barlow-HuffuMn-Jevvctt party gave hr 14th day of Hept a. !>. UM. at ten o-clotkfi the. • •“. : -»4. .* wc«Sld egg riicluaed a considerable amount of gambling on the a dance at their camp at Acker's landing. s-. . ». .m. • .................... • ■ it J. the -rcund egg of streets. It is a disgrace to,our city that Long lake. Thursday evening. Their ad a high degree of teraj»rature, are tee such things are recognized in tin- way they " th* same hen. active eg rote fur 111 at thl« tune, not tee r‘U7,HroT boWI,«K «iie elrculfoourt tor are by the city ordinances. Many a boy friends received the following Invitation,: much maligned little torch ■aMUoznty of Barry.aU tS* following dererlbed ghtnbtg »rot In Its gets a taste of gambling at such time* that ••Bar-Huff-Jew club—Thursday evening— • ■■; office and made easily leads him on to frequenting poker To commence when you gel there—Lute Mothers who do their own housework need Bennett's full orchestra. ” Thore who at ­ ■ri -'he for a time. Furt'n- n«>n» and tbe like. We tnMt tliat the to be very careful of overdoing, ot retting of Barry and State rtlAteteM. and dweriM n the office. The linr day is not far distant when gambler* will tended had a very pleasant time. to-wlt: The north eaat quarter of overbented, of exposing th* aru» hi Arintor a* foUow*, north east quarter of section fifteaa, town ■ - • burm-d off but no not be allowed to work their nefarious W. E. HolL of Hi.- Vermontville Echo, Whrc hanging out clothes. Never^ nurse the t»"north.range ten west, together with the _2‘«**«* l*J»«r*by Elven that by virtue of two • Hu- tmllding, Thr practice* In this city. was In town Thursday. We regret tliat your child when angry or especially nervous; brredltain«nto and appurtenance* thereunto wri ts of Serf tacla/hsiied out of and under the l ... 1 ■ fi.lrn-r Ii. anv wtu . I r seal of tbe cirrult court for the county of Harry, ::’-‘thf wa« near his trlrwe were out when he called at the Ban- wait uutU you are more quiet. Tbe crying A railroad meeting Is called for th/s Michigan, am! to me directed san! ’ •- jn«l received a hard A1X)NZ(1 E.^E.N AMTOX\Clreiit c55i Con dt hrered of nek office. We know we tnbaeti a Jot of fun and MMn.1 the goods and chattels. evening at the court h<»u*c. for the purpose by not seeing him when he called. We for food will not do it as much barm as immlialoner. Barry County, Mich. of considering whaLought to be done rela­ learn that he wa, at Thomapple Jake for a Jamm H. McKuk. Whir .b will I*: in thl* city i tive to the building of tbe 1_ A H.. or Solicitor for ComnlalnanL pleasure trip and while then- decided to At-.crtioon and evening. । Central Michigan. K. K. into thi* city. Mr. I eome to Hastings. Thr following note ever i» fashionable is apt to be becoming; interest of the said det. ndant.CTu ..ttr.u-tionr both af- Boynton is all ready to.begin the work of -lipped under our sanctum door explains or, in other words, what t» unfashionable or The rerulsr exam-nattoa win be held at Hast­ in amt to the blowing property .-• that they have never । extension and this-will be probably the ings «m Thursday and Friday, angust ad and ad. ltM*lf: --What’s tlw matter with Holt? Oh. unuwid i. odd, and therefore untiecoming. >"w. commencing at» o’clock a m , local date. .• ■ No *ide show in j last opportunity that will be extended to hr's all right: He walked from Thorn- True, tbe fashions an like the (Janets in j •.nt tli krl admits to all. this city relative to this road. Nothing applg lake Thursday afternoon to rail on their orbiU, and sweep around to the same ■ qulremente made known at tbe opening of the i.iiiin-n will be admitted obliges Mr. Boynton to build this roud to the RanxEli. arriving in the city Just 10 1” rent,. examination. Daxtat.C. WAJUtKB, T evening the regular. Hastings and then-Is a strung probability 'rod* ahead of an nuexpreted slow freight. Bee'y Barry Co. that hr will not come here unless Hasting, Mad"!*-*???" Report of tne coodlUon of tbe Hastings City i DwMUiigx', ■ tiiil low rateof A3 cent* <loe* thr little asked of us. Citizen* you and tbe forgery seldom detected. by beating Hank at Htettngi. Michigan, on Monday. July i te(fatal R*|.S1. »id return to Hasting* cannot afford to remain qnlet in this mat­ '.■nd.A-Ii. ma. mads In accordant with aeei saafre*; tnibi'• ini’ut to people in this ter. Let there be a good attendance at Following are- the real estate transfers cold water, beating tbe milk and peering I. »Wni‘.y Wrun Mtay A proportionate rate this meeting and every possible step taken for the week ending July 30th. 1888. as over the egg, stirring constantly. and .till i *'i ab.r.g tl. ; ,.la general exudu* to sccnre the read. taken from the books (n Ute register's office: stirring when tbe boiling hot coffee is added. I’atlr tlifirr*. *wn-. The train due Funit turn and Fixtures EHubeib Henderson to Elgin J. Gibbs; parcel A Well dressed young man, giving his KxpeBsas........... ............ i 4 4:42 a t.:, *,i- mnposed of 10 pas.Tboruappie Jioa Due from Bank, and iMIla Hin to Cklvln L. HH1; so* mc 23 Yankee | i - tor rar* and the conductor was kept name as William Jones, was arrested Sat­ urday and brought before Justice Kens* SMrGaaMOR '• -1 "Olk^tiug the 10.»0 fare*. Lsol Tsndiir *ad' Bank Lucinda Ixvwery to Jason E. Tobias; 1* sec M ton Monday for trial on. a charge of larceny. NaSasanaPtMttoaaiey ,|Z-' n?pul>!l--sn i-imgresslonal ronven- Hr waa convicted and sentenced to 00 days Hope0iM ?:a-.lonery account.......... -VatantlDe Leins to Uno. W. boule, lot »4 city ■ !nthi» .l.-t:* -. will be held at Jackstat it the Detroit house of correction. P. T. -------aVki SK E Local Editor. h h',W** fWB1 ,:“*A Ra^'X. ;AL NEWS. :!.t» —™ta, to to X'.1"' *>« .J£,”Th‘“X4 Y-r K? IT11^ v“- Thr hum-‘ *"»to SX MU'ta POWDER Absolutely Pure. Clearing Dr* Coeds Store. Parasols Chailie Delaines CM; To Stimulate Trade Special Drives I 0?pRicr$ CREAM gAKlNj Marr & Duff’s Children’s Lace Caps sJj’J Perfect MarA£ Duff Sf’toJ: 55 SffKKf.(2e?4- to“ '■ Marr & Duff Cotton Flannels MARR & DUFF'S, For Diseases of the I 1 1 I’lrthj. A'..;..-I 14th next The delr। P’- from tbi,, mty to that convention । *- follow*: .John f'arvrth, chairman. i T- Wgtovc. 1 hr*. S. Brtre, David 1 11 K Stantidi. .1. M. Rogers, F. । '• 1- A. .McIntyre. W. H. Power*. -j n. Mfoter. Ralroni McCallum. If any ' delnurtr* ciffiiidt attend this con’tntloh tLry .|..,ul.l ;<i once notify M. L. i Wr. rfoiniiati of the count} committee. < 'olgrove appeared for thr people. Jones bought 5 rents worth of tolmccn in tloodycar A Barnes' grooery Saturday and of­ fered a M bill In payment. Upon receiv­ ing his change he pushed a portion of It back to the dork with tbe remark that he had found a nickel In his pocket and Would take the te bill back. He received hia bill and escaped from the store Won1 the ch-rk found that Iw had returned all but 81 of the change. Hr had tried to .work thr place* fin*- was bad at Aim same game in a dozen different plarr, in Barty Momtey. the Mill an­ but failed to succeed. ' ofhi. Ic.nh. About 60 person* *'J’’Ht>nt. Ini bHling 0. E. (Jlllman. A. Fame and Ktai<W*re_ . F. KtcbMnx M. O. Abbott, Jas- No. U Comstort, ffisttle Oetw “‘“•T Jbtit w|w.... A. D. Cndwalladcr and _. .. MmorT Mrs. Celrmia rtarber, Irvin; uany u .iVntnirk and A. Seibel from («?• Dt. II. y. Perkltam. of Fre^ * F'oretuaE. EmJu-. " ml"r* Mrj a! "I"*''*1 pnMented "cv.» EraamoaK WrtgW. w i»fr*n> ',I- Peniiis-k s friend*. Mr. I Jw&’&jtllrsaa. braagevlll* wp. t-.|. ,-lally pleased with a pnp. wbteh wa, nmomf the pre*- > Man sosr. “ Matthew S. Harkness to Lizzie Harkness; parcel Nasln llle gxoo C A. Hough to Ephraim Lueai: Ma see Woodland.41.*05. ' Geo. H. Hanner to A. A. Estabrook; parcel Woodland ffino. Chas. V. Klegler to Samuel Route; parcel EHenry‘ wf*MIller to Emms K. Hill; 40asee» .Maple ifrove SIZOO. Dsyld Bowker to Ann* Randall; 40* sec SO Hope 0430. John K. Kdwards to James W. Edwards; eo* sec 23 Irving t.'.MO. paid m. During tbe summer month, meat is not a t'aidtal •>-<rplu« Fuad. Mcvwuty, and port and corned beef should ( ..divided rrvi To live after a certain stylo al tbs cost of Opeoding that which should go for book*. SIMM. To all parties ooneerued notice I, hereby given that the common council of the efty of Hastings propo* <" <-b*nire <nkte of Green street from t’hrk street east to Jefferwm street, according to a profile at the Recorder's office, and that the <v>mn*.>ii council will take final action un eald change of grailr on Friday. August 3d. C. W. Wakxkk, Recorder. During tbe wmmcr month* we should not Her that all food i»w*Ucook*d; ••tptenty stork! %aSv mMoriM^Mk f ripe fruit, but nut to exrem, and If yoo I A RY AMD ttF«NSg* PAID. KIDNEYS - xm.smut.-s SOYUtHCLI.H �FARM AND GARDEN. SCAB IN POTATOES. PRACTICAL LESSONS FROM EVERY DAY LIFE ON THE FARM. HEADACHE. Hredaehe aad Oyapepala. and nxuet tn** thought ft would kill me. After trying many with tbe'tUek Headache.' at.d Bud It the only Arkadelphia. Of tbe nineteenth century, can trulj fa­ ' 'aid of Papllkm < extract of flax) Skin Cure. Thummnd- testify to Ito wonderful | < untilv«- powers lu neetntogly hopele** | race' of Eczema. bait Ilbeum. Eryslprln-. and every kind uf akin disease. Mr. O. P. Alger. «»f Hartford. Ohio, tried everything he heard of or saw recommended, and suf­ fered five year* with Eczema until he found PapilliMi Skin Cure, which cured him. imnre bottles only SI. at W. H. < ioodycar'e drug store. The Gorham Unis' luuvkrt factory at Mt. Pleasant gives employment to 50 men and lioys and turns out 5,000 lia-keU per day. A. H. Thompson, Rodcfurd, III., says: •‘1 have txwn troubled with Catarrh for years, nothing helped me until I tried PapUion Catarrh Cure. I followed direc­ tions, and with less than one bottle, I am ' cured.’' Psplllon (extract of flax) Catarrh Cure will poxltivel) and permanently cure Irrom-htal catarrh. Acute ur chronic ca­ tarrh, also row cold and hay fever. large . bottles SI. for Mie by W. H. (kxidyrar. A Muskegon man is do|ng the state with a tent show. Ute attrw-tiotw of which are mlucaked snakes and a trained pig. Eminent authorities unanimously agree tliat the high pressure .methods of modem life are rapidly making us a rare of ner• sous invalids,—subject to all manner of nervous affection', headache. Insanity, dizziness, neuralgia.' itackache, hysteria, nervous tronblee uf the heart, stomach, kidneys, brain..otc. Ladles and gentlemen who are thna afflicted or who are compell­ ed tn keep late hours, do tnueh mental or physical work, who worry and fret about bnsintew or domestic troubles, should rre ■temixer that no oilier remedy in the world will so speedily cure tires*-diseases remove, worry and the bltu-a.induce tranquil sleep, relieve pain, or build up the brain aud nervous sy.sten©/ as Dr. Miles' great dls■ co very, lire Restorative Nervine. It* con­ tains no opium or morphine. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodvear's drug store. The two principal desires of tho potato grower are. of course, quality and quan­ tity. and If only one may be realized tbe former has the prefcrenoPotato** without dtaeaae are, or ought to be. tbe great aim in this daj pf rot. blight and scabby tuber* Of IsSe years mA only learueil scientista. but progressive farmera. have endeavored to discover tbe cause Tbcrv ar*> many p»d plows mauufac and a preventive for seab in potatoes. Some of our ablest authoritiea, Includ­ tured iu various parts of tbu country aud threw give direr*? reeulta with the ffif. ing Dr. J. B Lawes, of England, K. 8. ferent soite in which they arc uwd. and Carman, editor of Tbs Rural New Yorker; from the unlike modes of using them by Dr. F. M. Hexamer. Dr. Henry Stewart tbe different owners. Country Gentle­ and Professor Goeasmau. after extrvnuvi­ man. in reply to recent queries concerning and repoate.1 experiments,^iavo become plows that will turn under green cropa. eonvtared of the efficacy off special com­ give* expniKffiiiii to the following atato- mercial fertilisers for the potato. Mr menta, which are of widespread Lutereat. Carman, who boltores that wire worms are at least one cause of scabby potatoes, says: "Whether tbe wire worm dislikes potato chemical fertUlzere or whether these do not furnish ths shelter which tho worm prefers, we do not pretend to say. We do say that to all of our tests the potatoes grown with fanxi xr.anure have invariably boon more Injured with wire worms than those grown with fertll- Fine 1. 2—plowing fNbmcRKXN CROra. The chilled plows have generally given better Mtlsfartion than those with steel mold boards, and are mostly better for avoiding adhesion of the soil A personal examination of the different plows made or wold in your region of the country would dnnbtluM give more satisfactory reeultft than any single rvcornntendatiou. For turning under a abort or moderate growth *>f a green crop, important aid Is rendered by the aklni coulter, such a* is repreeentt>d In Fig. 1. For taller growth of rye ofc clover, two or three feet nigh, a weed hook or heavy chain Is Indispens­ able. A gtxxi weed hook -is represented by Fig. 2 Tl*r ourwed hook sweep* and bends over «>.- men crops in front of tbe mold' board, and they are at once buried out of flight Different modes are employed for nsing the heavy chain for covering the growth Fig. 4 represents one of these doum, tbe operation being quite similar to that of To thr liver ami bowels, but give no the weed hook (Fig 2) Sometimes the strength. The more >ou take the more chain to attached so as to operate like the you nwd. Mllre' Plifa (M. P.) positively straight rod (Fig. 8). • strengthen. The lunger taken, the less'reTbe appearance of a field whpre the qulred. Samplen free at W. H. Goodyear's. owner line tried to turn under a5*ll crop of grass without chain or hook, the tope Orville Welch, of Seville han been arrest­ of the growth project/ig bet worn the ed charged with a criminal assault upon furrows a foot or more in height, to vety Mra. Delta-Bail? hfa wife’s cousin. ' different from a field properly treateu. \We have often been asked why it is that with the growth thoroughly buried. JOriNSTON-s extract of sarsa­ parilla Has prove*! such a success. The only reason we can give. Is that it fa a med­ It detracts greatly from tho market icine which has proved by tbe tret to be value of butter to mix dlflerent makes, superior to ahy preparation known fur rite which generally mean diflwrent colors, to­ relief of blood di*eam*s. gether in a solid pack. Buyers of coun­ Chas. A- Ibwne, of Marquette will be try made batter !n large quaiitities usu­ the orator at Hie meeting of alumni ot the ally work it over again and color it uni­ formly before parking it down In a solid Michigan nnBrenitty. Cwra of Can oa* Mrtl Uleerd. and tho result fa to average the quality of tbe good and poor that are packed to Ktber When practicable, it fa Irest to ep each make by Itself and strip ft to I martlet tn rolls, wrappad in bleached moaUn. wet enough to keep from sticking to the rolL As a general rule, a ooxmtry storekeeper wiU realise the most from Ufa batter trade who sells II a* soou aa he ean. and before it has lost the delicate flavor and aroma of fresh butter by long keeping. In peeking sohdly In tubs or firkins from fifty to 100 pounds are used. The packages should always be made of hard wood. When it is desired to keep early made butter through ths summer to a season of scarcity and better prices, the following ptan has proved one of the best: Peak only sweet and fresh rolls where the buttermilk has been got out and tho grain of the butter faagood. Wrap each roll in a thin muslin doth wet in strong them. Thea Immediately cover the but­ ter entirely with clear, strong brine and ast it away in a cool place. Toe first may be weighted down and more put in after­ ward. out none abould be toft floating partly out of the brine. In thia way earn roll Is entirely submerged axtd does not come In contact with tbe air. In tbe recorder's court in Detroit Monday morning there were W ra«e» xrfgdotatfon of the city ordinance'. Considerable curioeity has been evinced concerning Japaures buck wheat. Mr. Peter Henderson. the wail known Now Mrs. Charles Greenwood, of Indianapolb had what Ute doctor- called anthtaa, bat 'he got little relief until she (<x>k Dr. Miks' N»*w Care, which somi made her buckwheat is entirely distinct from all other variottoe so far offered. ’' Mr. Heudsreon attests to tbe produetiv«QM8 of JspmeM bockwbaat. and raeransMods a trial of It. whether it bo for milling, for tbs aptery oe tbs aviary Good.reports SoldatV. BL Goodyear’* culture The Cadilfaw Salvation army are to build barffeta and organize a brass liend. Senator Ghandlnr has introduced a bill into congress appropriating 1150.000 for tbe encouragement of Mik culture in tbe United Staten II creates a division of silk culture in the department of agricul­ ture and autbwiiea tbe MlabUabmeat of For the elm tree beetle, that has be­ come such a pest In numy sections at this season of tbe year. 'Professor Riley recommends an tho taut remedy spray fag the trees with a notation of London purple made from half a pound of purple and three quarts of flour in forty gallons of water, or in those proportions tor a umaller quantity Tho purple is considered less hurtful to plants than Paris green. Tbe panel illustrated in tho acrompanying cut was recently described In Rural hew Yorker, and may be made of poles, edging, fencing wire lath, any or all of these, combined or separate, as chancre* H.OKUMO; ta van. .'S IL Goodyear's drug store. •nrr. and »w;te Tbr St. Louis creaaxexj turn” put thnr Hill's pevrlv*' Worm Spectje bthrmost effectual worm killer in the world. War­ ranted. W. H. Gooityear. . Unlou depot as utafl tzwitta to < having sufficicn autbnrtttaa. wa« boW- ssfa Matiisiii tn tato coring: *>• of the premise* tbercui » Me station to tbe hfafaevt' d “ Wdoor of tbe court btaro- i,. ,£?Sts Ui saM county <g Barry .,u t£ ’ AMUtt MIL at ten u'cU 4 -h.Sj!’ « S!SS'SSWZ” governor's prociti the jerll of the shows aho why » vf the rebellion a Greaham came fe soldiers of tho property of iu traction. 'Vh* instituted t<< rei-.n-i >b» I lasting'. Lead* the World J. 11. Munlaugh. of Ji’n>»wcU. la't uwk C. H. Warren, General ■ ■ shipped 1.000 boxrw ot cber-f direct to IJverp<N>|. England. ****** rasw the owner of «*•.! xm r^-no and on Hw un* in am-m . ‘T? MBI. said Zalratxl-k H.-..le: ,lr,o.-v l mt* •> a line tnat on Satanta) ite f.oirtt* d*> ol tttl A. !>.. 1*»«. at ten <. Inek .» ihr iL,*.Aw. shall *eH ax |>uW-r*1Ws,,.,, t.,rbr al the uorib Iii4-t doorot ihr < jnT*Duw»t> at) M llauihxx. Run I.« <-. M|,*X beltif the [-•* atrre t)>r rtrr -It evert tor Lu No section «f the country G:»4a» attracting aa much attention m Montana. Oregon and ! etale of Michigan -Firth Judicial circuit. tn Washington: Montana '-eau-e it now ranks <4»*ucer*. first In the pruduetlon of precious metab; gtilt pending luClrralt Court, l-r C-nuity of Oregon, because •>[ it* mi bl cilmatc.fftmbcr. coal, mineral- and wonderful product loti nt fruit* and erreai*. The rapid growth of !»»«► kane Fall*, with a water |iower exceeding even Marble. <lelrlulaut. that ot the Nhtneapoli'. Tacoma, ou Puget In thH rail-* I* .imv Mound, the trrmlnu- of tbe Sort hen; Pwctfie Charlotte Marble, h kot the township of I'rs Railroad, with U.aoo inhabitants. Seattle, j itarry and*ta!i-*d ! •mile* distant, an energetic and thrising cin, described*' I olios. mark thia sect ion of the Pacific Northv.r.t ns one that offers p rollar IndorrmeuU lo Iborn* > jxer aplNwraiier in ul-l <-*<1 **>M ur * __ seeking new borne* '"B7"wrtitar ciia’k A Fee. General Fuseuger 1 U'rti.in’«T^r.r Aerut. Northern i'sclBc Railroad, fit. Paul • ••InIn lweni> • la)* tby • -tnp:«lu*ir. BAXNgn. - ar.d isi t-.o Minn., he win send >eu IPmtrated pamphfe:*'. ZwaMTremfollf iSVai i eV 'll TJtutt i*>ta*ilur* ! *^i1 maps and booksglrinayou valuable totormailon ** ’ imMirmimi m iw- emitttinmt m* In refer cure to the countrir t.-arersro b» thl* Fkamk A. ll.~-K»ts.('heuH ->u.l*r. great Itm* from St. Fsjtl. Mfaneapolt*. IMuth stnl Ashland to p.wttand. i tretton nn<1 Taroma and Neattie. Washington r-rrllory Tfit« road. In addltiMtotts twins th- out, rail Hue lo Rimkane Fall*. Tuona and Nrottle. rear be* all K’SlSfc.z the> prtschial pout* 1a Northern Mlruw*»taat>d jjq l Rapid* road, thru- < Dakota. Montana. Idaho. <*reirot> and Washing -H>eha!n»v.d > -COMTIMTION ton. posse«MM unr.|ualled serene attraction*. *' ‘. ime tbnx* tonmcw*Liv Criu »v . uTilun quartern*. well as superior train e-iutpuM-tit 'uch a* din­ .li'eAsdttering ear* and colonist *lecr*T> tor the u*» of In­ tending sMUere. neither o’ which ronventenct* are to be found on an> other line tlekr tng b*nlJOHN HiH-OIX M-ctpr DrM lo che state* and territories raised. LPWLV 4 \ SXAKMAN. . Attorney* Mortpre- ‘ " ‘’Ll?! PAino. pom rtxn. on one aide. Of course, if oneVanta garden inclose*! he can leave the fence standing. The ends of the pieces that answer tbe purpose of poets are well sharpened and driven into the ground to sumo depth, the one tn the middle of the panel having a longer point than tbe end .<*>«• One ean make up a lot of such panels during winter. exerted himself nu-nt f<>r the stri! ttoa of tbe Ohio mi pristmmrat. wf.ir their r* hoe, prosecuGxig thet like other ci t in that they w*>uld Judge them. Drummot Many stri Harrison and ttau ta their behalf. OUR NATION Within a radim Madison square. 2 remutry will be battle ffnrire will do th SICK HEADACHE There are Two Distinguishing > ‘ Characteristics Which, more than anything else, have contributed to the phenomenal growth of The Chicago Daily News, giving it a circulation larger than that of all other Chicago dailies combined.- It seems strange that the first practical, combined application of two such common sense principles in journalism should have been left to a paper as yet only twelve years old. And yet true it is that in this fact lies the real secret of the unparalleled success of The Chicago Daily News. Briefly stated these principles are: First. , THE DAILY NEWS Second. THE DAILY NEWS Is a I daily paper for busy people. III an Independent, truth-telling newspaper. K Franklin L*ndei cratic candidate Harrison. AH’” Jamreou. Hiram Ttamp^m. Gov «-rnoc Parker. N Shaw. T. D Kiuj T. A. Morris. G Sinker. Efforts* a meeting of U safety to act wit as fullowa: Jo* Btnjamta Harri baker. Gen. Join 1 ' IMsuli 1 atrtalu m< testament bearla» «l*jr >U tTtt, 'a*,Jl.■*¥ A WOOLEY, AGENT. A one membe appointed. O»*« ifsaus;' W..I. *» eHHK ior4. «in! Is u»- !«e»t »eta> >» sh e Al! the aMve S'kH- are r»s S-liewa i< wrathy beesuseofthe Invasion of four Monnon elder*. Minneaou The beauty of th* akin re|tiire« pure bkiod. which you ran have fly using HIH’s u iomoi ladds, s-lji Sarwaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. other with wire, willow b<nda. old hoops or anything that will hold. Thia sort of inclosure was recommend*! originally for portable hog yards. An extension, so toffpeak, of thoidre resulted In the inclosing of s ptaee of ground the right etas for a garden that was occupied by the hoes until It wm rich and clean enough to K- properly ptantod. Then three sides of the feuco we-*, remove! for convenience lu plowing. Tho hog yard join* tbs gar- Of all mankind the people of Chicago and tbe busy northThe reader can count on one hind the known ntwipzpen weu are the batieat. And yet pexhapa no equal number of peo­ ple are to ta fouxxi who appreciate ao keenly the neceuity of an az at Iran intentionally truthful, and comxn .nlr io in ba. intelligent knowledge of the worid’a daily doingi. They recog. On the Other hand, it 11 tbe all-but-umrer. d nde « J*»* nite that they, more than anyone else, are the worid’a providers one’s party and caadidate to the skies, and » cry !«*■ t!K ' in many of the moat important r.eceaaariet of life. How im­ portant, then, that they abould have their daily intelligence of every event, the world over, which by any poenbiiity ean affect tliwn become that they }*ai unnoticed, end axe steeped *» * • their diversified commercial holdings. And in all the higher intereats of life wh«~ k. j - But this to only another mistake of the thoogbileu The Ameri­ --------- -ppreciauve Ol an that Cuntnbutei to nrrwrr^. <­ can people are iMelHgtot enough, thoughtful enough. fair enovgh an. Item™, to appreciate and endorse honest, trath-tellitH; jounutam-* one things which make np modem civilisation. truth to prefer it to the roi*te*ding, the treth-duculoiir.^ iliibOacMy t— but one kind of cMek» They can then have unlimited range, and there wfl] be Tbe demand is more and more for the fair, impartial, tsdependent newspaper which give the reader e.'l th C’’** — ---------- ----- J'UI uirua am Birds can't remain healthy unless i /iutt, will comdeod »«’f tt * *• p-°* *» PMidect Chamberlain, of the Iowa Agricultural college, dose not believe in ~ aww vi ■mail wuicik ii uimj — of purpose remains. With no mere political ambition to fradtf. ao •' ax to grind," the impartial and independent *’*”5*’*^ The land, under rotation, la in bettar dreula- During tbe hot summer months the Doogiaa mixture placed in tbe drinking vassals—<m« ounce of mixture to one gj An able bodied toad of industrioiu hab­ its will make way with and digest his 22%w»^E! The awwrr Inspector of Saginaw Qty gets >4 a dsj. Ugh! Cheap enough. '"j For malaria.” um- i »4»b'* -Little* Pill*. Only 25 rent* for W plifa- W. II. (tood- Ito application to roots. In preference to I*-. E. H. l-athrop. druggtaL HaaMngx. !tarri«*u ta-cr-’D - M'chlgau. tu n»t, growth in the potato itiwlf. English spavin Jinuneut remove* all isbew Irani t>on*-n, blood s-srln. • curt*. •pilot*. swmrey, ringbone. stifles. tfftlb*. MM* £•“ ‘ ,.d story c ^foBo»*: thr UKbd.y oriL™ 2? eirtr.| hy jfstiian A ‘ 11 DOUGLAS w L. _ ___________ $3 SHOE. CEHTLCMIM. chicken* An Engifah fanner Tbe uxd Michigan infantry bolds ita xn- TRU 'XremthaX i«i»<-»t fl* W. I). SnlL druggfat. Blppstk Ind.. tMtifhw: ••! can reccommend Electric Bitten, as .thr very l«e*t renudy. Every bottle sold lias given relief In every caw. One nuui took six bottles, and was cured of rhentnatfam of 10 years' standing." Abraham Harr. druggfaL Bellville. Ohio, aflinus: ‘■The liest selling inrslli lnr I have ever handled In my HO years exper­ ience, fa Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their U*»thuou). so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure al! dfarase-, of thr liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a feeling very generally prevails that Isxttlr at W. H. Goodyear's dnig store. manure, especially fresh manure. Is pro llflc cause. In many soils, of notate scab, The liest lalve In thr world for cuU, and ought to be avoided for this crop. In bruises, ulcers, salt rbrnm. fever sores, general, it Is claimed Gist potatees grown tetter, chained hands.-chilbtains. com*, on chemical fertilisers are more free from and all skin eruptions, and positively cures rot scab and blight, and are smoother, piles, or no pay required. It I* guaranteed mon* uniform and of better quality than to give perfect Mtlsfactfon. or money re­ thbee grown ou unfertnunted stable ma funded. Price S5 cts. per Iwx. For sale nure In a word, experience haa proven that by W. II. Goodyear. organic manures tend to promote scab Clare has IS paMenger trains. and rot In potatoes The organic sub­ The liver and kidneys »m*t b" kept la good stance seems to afford a soil oeculiarly condition. Hood'* .*<arsa|Mrills Isa great rem­ adapted te tho devalopnent of fungi and edy (or regnlatlng thee* organs. Insects, which in time attack thepotaA new drpot fa building at Sherwood. toae. On the other band, results favor Tluu hacking rough can br cured by us­ the belief that conunenial fertilisers Tte- July fine C4'f «3NB»MLIC«' MUih- Hi the made from mineral" end proper!) treat*-*! ingHill's Perrle-.- ( otigli bynip. or no pay. noriil made wrrwurr tack* <»« XAlus aat51 all aud durable .1* V><»«> cuaXInz ST* or R. animal products are ••otnparatively free IV. 11. Goodpear. from fungi, and that such fertilizers tend Clear timothy hay can !- bought at SO to prevent or destroy any chance fungus Wright, who to a good authority on poultry, thinks gapes infections, or at least epidemic. Unices, perhaps, thus communicated by others, its •x-currence is caused by foul water, exposure to wet. and want of nourishing food. The actual symptom* exhibited are a number of small worms in the windpipe and a gasp­ green crop over into the previous furrow. ing for breath. If taken early it will be Thia form haa tho mIvaztage of not bring sufficient to put a little camphor tn tbe caught by any obstructions, but it la im­ drinking water or a little turpentine may portant that it be properly adjusted for be given daily In meal In bad castto tbe efficient work and that It ta stiff enough worms must lax removed by introducing a loop of hor>« hair into the trachea and to bold its place. turning it round durihg tho withdrawal, reposting the operation till the worms are extracted. A feather striprxxl al most to tbe top may be used instead uf tbe borne hair. Small pellets of camphor are some­ times given, and the feather may be dip­ ped tn turpentine diluted with throe parts water When young chickens are kept in Vlean coops and out of the early morning dew and rains, they are not often •rouble*! with gape* Oscaota, l*ake amt Mrcreta county citi­ zen.' are dUruming the Idea of oganizlng a Tri-County Agricultural society. "Anowrr "WWI. ,u. -n., L . made and that too by ■ laxly In thfa coud-I ty. IHararn- fastened its elutelies upon | cause therein renAS her and tut seven yearn she withstood Its eompialmmt.an-1 Wx M'runwt test', but her vital organ* were undermined and death mwomhI imminent. For rtirre nsmths site couglud Incessantly and eould not sleep. She bought of its u Ixrttle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for ccnsumption and was so much relieved >xi taking llr*t dose that she slept ail night and with one bottle has l>rrn miraculously I cured. Her nanw fa Mr*. Luther Lutz." .Thus write W. C. Hamrick A Co., of txWth •■ Shelby. N. C.—Get a free trial bottle at W. Nrws has to-day a circulation of over *auuUlion n »eek M. Wtoaxt, Sibley. Iowa, writest “I am well pfa»*d *** Thx Daily Nzwx, rithoogh I am a • bred-in thedm*' K****“*• ** • <rfd<«jUe food.- , .____comprehensive —.1 NEWS When to _two Buch elements of popularity ^HE combination now adds a third in its unparalleled price reduction to One Cent ^JLianer and one wbteh attractions at once unique and unapproacltable by any other Amencan newsp • will rarely multiply ^ulneod, throughout the Northwert by the thourandtbe The Chicago D.Uy Neva 1, for rale by all newadralera « One Cent per mailed, portage paid, for #3,00 per year, or 2$ cents per mooth. Tbe former * afford as well aa the merchant aad prcfcaairwial man to bara hia metropolitan oauyAddrea. M , ,»■ chicMo. VICTOR F. LAWSON. Pobliaher Tbe D^Iy N««- c OtrVBUCAJI CAW '■ngagtd ta three tore, art and grner 1* tbe station for : ..news of war and ally fa thia aa H luxury with utiii P*ta» machinery i �FlUTH OF A STORY. HARRISON - AND THE STRIKERS. -T— the burnt offering. - — ••'rauvi, . -" [ -Hood < Ssruf-srillA 1 - H[>cclal to The Ne^w kork xwwru ox Uen. Ilnrrixm 1 S’dSSLU. W. TH.R0 QUARTER, lie real truth of a much I labor troubles, ao ralLd^^--H10 u. erning Gen. Harrison, • record Uf au Lnu^abfe k,,llle - TERNATiONAL .SERIES, 1 patriotic man Thera In n, •> J^'cvat,ive, Ihe Sentinel .■ssaibi Gen. J ogire for U it It Uuot *P<’1 i . iTercd hla wrrira. | rail the uetril. <4 ihu ro; call i-suefl by Governor . property W bet-n destrov.-d i, ' r..: f-r v luntwr.militia . andt.Hcago by riot^i t' L.J.ll tu*’b“r« 1 . Ir.-batui-di* when . an hl*u. who. L faSrf ** ‘U’ r.ngii’ii ^nviujJbJ. d'roiul engim-ra. brake- | ready to take adva;^/. ^ ';.,^’.^5*?“ onitan uuirc ufftwii iu pn.gr y iu aura of r^faj rondi* m u, w<S pUMKh-r.l which rlaimu'irU. Lei •:' • t<> hi iwnte-aalon uf the, niiy aiuMin^tcr. To t>re re At nv * the*r m ^'n,R,te«t -. . uld permit none but i of destruction in tim citv ;<,rt. MayorCavin. not WlUiama. . Zai2«° C”i'*r- truk^tttVj0* * 1,nnCI’1*:tar“«*" '«***•• Draier. Darlington. iJi" Mdd^bv • - d-m-n te protect the . kw abiding euix^w ro o’*’.11 W “’•Off-nag. JLathrop, dni«i.c. Hs’llnc-. ' ""."".'ir-1'"' “»b 1 •“M-uIrRX C.R««ta5 ,i to . .V the. ITiion vetekana vt.tCTans «ld Jbe •i.- citinma to -L. largw public mouthig :tiy even leading cjti.iM.'lis wa* • preM’nt. A iiiblic ■‘ofeftr fompnaed Irvin vneh ward, was of the most louspicuous . committee was L'uited ph E. McDunolil. Tho in uuy tw-tuH- juirtfean. . li nt flight of in thefomwmiiiunhy. The eom. bow.' tho following ra nniittewof tho strikers-. afterwards tho Demo v’vrrnor; Beniamin ter. Dr P. H. j pnij Droperty. Iu thb, couracbewX i„ v by figvorCkv.u, by Sheriff 1 ----— ....j in OFik-r to understand thi*. hrunkllu Laud.w. Gta. John Love Wil ♦ n n i1’ E??1!'ai <u,li Wiers. In response nil lu ’1 tC“ buudred cithern, of m m-.i Gt!x,r„ $ YOUR BUGGY ?!«|3 FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST IVNAXXTT. kbozijJcunroU nt or.re THE VASTNESS OF INDIA. toetU uuww-rrl io.r 1.i.-> ii..t P” ,ta «".•« UUartava. ai>a wwLui , - —"— - J........... . -UKZi. C*l|waronMl to bring borne to Engliritmrn the l.irtli. I..., - *. . "~r“ “"'""S . WtMlt WH <tn-a ,1..____ .. .. ----- win vurama in hu . -. . --------- -r u^uira, WKW ia •wn body.m tbe tree. (1 Pot. iliS<. Wi Ct'lied wrUl« ’ .to;.settle ' tint Ct.Ife;. ith.. tht(•existence the *«« strike bnrut offering »bowe us Christ perfectly uudcrstend tiroir drecriptwo,, but fail*, for Imd nothing to dosrith theMtrike: It never tatber . w til and giving IhmseW nn i uncut large a» Em vtferimr nnd n .** . ’»iamps, netore caaBdina jour case, ennsnii । nnd with aj,(<x»,ttXi »r. <514M«I£E. A friendly ktteror call may the hvra and property of praemible clildent nnlirirx of •sva future snfSsrtugaad absme. anAssdd geldan tens and preserre public order, and io ".u.mjvn tno*e wboavaina ----.... wm feast io Zfe avBook ** Ute’s (SecrvG Es? nw*-v: th’ OMrtoffering «bow> us ' tMl. <-i . J,' u‘° “'■“‘‘■neriug shows u>Kanitntion» for werv" every couorivablc luniun . us urgnnlzntian* rm * “"lea. to their credit lx- it m.ia JWUM Christ bi Hi..______ * fnwn if—--------- I..... ___ J" _________ th,, .tnken. JIU Rnt-iwly Hnf sSX.’Sa'*1"*' Merrih Block, Detroft, Mich. Williams Jrath. l 2^Il><a v2 U‘“M° <IM1 ! “ C*n"1' ouUlunjl-a’ Cavin, (ol. IV C. 7“ *. 33. iLook. V®!.) In -thU *.£ F1’!... . I whiu> ,n tt>i United fitatra; tta- MnhIm It. Elder. (H Un. U«rn,,,a ,4 tkui. ^Duthl* nrT ch4*r®f beviticus wo have । rnitas would fill Spain, the people of the or .iwmmlrr,,n,^ i,,.] h, 7? b”7lt offing tu. a bullock, a lamb or I Punjab with Scindu ore doulJk- the ixitnitalamb or mii.itrfiaving failed. i*."'1 “ tk' <*>0TO “■ P'r-^o- »>ut■*In 1 each' । titm of Turkey, and 1 hnve zuumd but four and an. Mij'iximcu *!ju*tipcntof • citizens was held . striker “ ou m ’uf their griov nr caae it !• said tu i«- “n burnt w^ritlw, on t4( , of theinure aolirnt di virions. .. • a ■'..•mmittee of ’'ua<'« aurc-k with the railruMpct.miMukM rnilroadlcompsuii-. V ksiin fering made by Arc, of a ,weet fcavor linU, J Everything is on the same bewildering :j- orb.' Rppoiotcd d i l*'giwiingtoeud<>f ilii-iet. the Umt- (Vk’.».:3.K.. T’-CWdifferent grade. , "Ode. Tiro lighting jmiplesof India.-•wbiwe MtTMaiun. Gen.L | Hnrri»o;;"i.v,4.^ av r<4 T 1 IHtwabk. lawful. "f nfferiiig» were to suit the , uwlc’ jin.- ut big ns ouraelve*. a* brave an be H.iu Conrad■ ' rvjii^ervath'o muts’in*d | ? ‘w k..... ,’, rsuU.y "“d in tiwpM- xAirwh-es, and inure n-gardlnM of death than ill tl>.‘ kit, , n lh-:;:ocnit), Gen. hide of th.- st., iki-r.- . mi far wrnwlvw, number at lra*t 120,000.000, exjual Gnicl M-'< «u!i v iand of their <idUM;i<l fur inrrv iges was to GiLl*>n\ cah-uL-ition uf tiro population of conet-rutd lie n-p.-st.., ...... ........ — — - -‘a- -o- awnei aut n* tiie Rtunan empire. <1 their There I are <00,000 wapvi werr t.«, hw, id If he had brought a lamb or two turtle dovtw ie would train-4 brown soldier* in natisc service-, of wplReona (L*>v.v, 7-18.) IH m * not this teach itience to secure 11 whom we hrar iwi bnji* once hl ten years, and that, tiiin;«• h " a *[x-rom may ,, ; *“ , r ;* •l*rrisrm has ever us .....A.ul.J -------- “ V but Very TCT-- feabiy “‘-fWMXM n»«M who think the'lr urotier --- iuv -rivniiu-u <a •d and re enlisted as labor. Inxlaiing thui invtluuc waH C-iirKt. yrt if with «ia they Chraujau wMtrue ,n» penitence |nM, for f rra ,l»r < U th,, „„,lt E„£L-.ml ... -.. protect ,1../ ,.«■» of whidiVj .... : 1 , ' the ,;; r-lhiwal. cheap wiih •..v«r i,„„ . «m---- . out ---- — --— ..r labor was not io<_,m .u Jiwm, a»-ttro«r-urmtitiiu- W,lh ”** k.. iI ,;~r • ’rora If Uro Pro-ion from --- • - rriuunerausl While JnuL\- rn i' '’"■•’'‘J"'*” “ u"‘ lr> »• n,u< b «• ■ •eriptl-m were applied ln lndU> w„ dnmld, .'pn.p-riy and umn|y ; doing this Gen. Hurru.ii urg.-d the Mrik ' ™"'"'“'■'“".r' 'rlrtar OmaUd, r~r... or <J i-iidrd. Gen Harrison (era to erase wfatt w»> < Irariy against . “hw* unto Moms and spoke any force not nummoned m time of peace, Ibfaui mwifiil trvat- | the tew. naming :i«n| that tbev would untointu cat of the taberunr-l.r of the con- I haw 2.SOO.OOO soldiers Actually in barrack*, • S-me 200 had been । get into tronble ' dtherwire. ' When gyrgnuoa,' A. He dwelt in Uro Holy of Holim with bOJ.OOO recruite coming up every ymr some of them were arfirate.1 „IItl punched above the merev irat bet*th* ekm-.ii.im ' —a force with which not only Aria, but the MKsiasippi railroad. _ ,---------- | by the Lnited .Mates oulirt tlrov ucknowlworld, might bo nulritMxL There ore tens of to ninety days' ; edged the justice aud tlje wisdom«>f (ien million* of proqtvrau* peasant* wheroe board­ Harrison n»ked Harrison's ad vine, and fere thankful ' - - ------------. — for law trwii tbe burning, quakfuc Ml Sinai, ing* make of India tiro grand «b»orbent ot • 1L.1 hig tliat ’.be object nf of hl« his laflueucv wtth Jklge Drumtnoad. 1 but from tbe propitiatory, u tyus uf Chrisn < |...'j'™»uin«ul vcn» <n tniuioua oi pcashad plainly la«u to whh-li w as exerted u» ttfrminutet to. period i ff “U any man of you bring au offering ! anta balde whom poverty fellahs or Sicilians .. ;>t obey the lax and limit the extent of their sentences, uato tbo Lord " No one is wmpelltd to | or Connaught men are rich; millions of nrtiHo was eiiufidentk tb-’gvhcral itrolstmg that it ws« only the i w abiding citizens law dun, abould Im- upheld, nnd not the I _ _ _.i __ ,~i rvl.nwd. punishment of hulividtida. When mow o-ourod that lie will in no way be cast uuL i mott without tooX do tbe bumbhat woA of n-lrased I hot haadeii people war jed to «utarch the : 3. "A mule without blemlxh." Whether ' tbe jotter. J-.lS’ilig out I luiilti* against the striUersLieu liarrisun ’ it Were uf tiiu herd or of tbe flock thi. it hod . Every occupation which exist* (n Europe ds with Gen. I siiiii no. Li- dhi not prop|r-e tu go out nnd to be; tjjw of the Lambuf God without 1 exist* nl»o it; India. The industry of the ir ins efforts I. shoot dow n hU neighbors Mr. McIiX blemish and without spot (1 I’uL L I'J). who I v*m continent never «ws. for India, with ! i old. who was asAuciatodi with Uea. Ifar will in <ltw tinw pnmeut fnultkte before tbe • all her terming multitudes, with a fxipula! risoa on the ciinnuitUxj testifies to tiro pre*euge of bi* glory with exceeding joy nil I tion in place* |«cked tieyond Eurnjxv.n 'HEADQUARTERS. t gi'ni rttl’* wise ahd. cvitro-rvative action. , who put tbcirtru*: In Him- iJudeSLi Al | preeedrtit, imports nothing either to rat । He stiyM: , ! . though scsv.’y ini*! by men and demon*, even or drink, nnd. tnit for tbe Eyrojwatis, would ' "I wa* a«M»dauri' wjth.Gra. Harrison Judo* Iscariot had to say, “1 have betrayed import nothing whnu-ver. Hho ls sufficient pulgu Mure in cortferenern with t3ie sinken.. aud low- nt blood.” und tiro denmus taMitlnl ' to henmJf for everything save stiver. Amid 1 THE SPECIALIST, ....... • throughout he lulvised h peaceful settle- that He «a» tt;>. K-iy Ui:e of GuL Truly of U«*c varied nuuatm, these 25o,0tP,000. whose iji-ir t r* xr r-.tr ■css around !i m ,.a. i.-f the trouble. I hurt- in rueullcc- • Him, ami U Him I’juid it lie raid, “In f mere d'wcnptiotu would fill volumes, tbe -SAbil* 1 L1*L>, - jllLxf.y Mivdit '. tion of his using ppy l bluodthinitv lan­ 1 Tborc is ns much labor, ax tnueb contention, ’ --- ----gtiuge osiufluhiuganv tii.resentalives of lle wa* without aib." Can give those suffering “Of His own voluntary --vill." Cunei-rnina ’ ns much anybitfrm, aa much crime, a* much | W hile the ■ the striker* during <»Ur evaferem-r.*." from any farm of ew York ns ^r- MclX»uald also sat* uf thi- matter - here that j ^mi't think that x-il cut much ft a. J'im x, is.; txrmne vuier or n uynrety older than bis•at t.tVtirai* I fl‘run‘ ns au ,n nimpaign- The . •cit "II-.--Lidl Hi* baud upon the bead of I tory, or flnonee minister uf n new prince I . । situation wjw ihreatriihig iu fudiaunp-iis L "Hi-Lull put H ■. :<nii more , then, and a «>tnmittre'ou.public wfetv ! thetsMartoffering." .... : Thus fully identifying whoso jemonnl' fortune in bard cash is i I wa* u^aniud There wns n sub-evm- Himself “ wnth it, ns if to*ay, “I draerve to din , double that >•( the late Emperor William, or ' tbj* ! mittve hppoiated tn vudbaror to urrwicd | for My M) sin, —,but -------. *iule» sacrifice take* M v ; abbot of * monastery richer than Glastou' ' 1 *------------------------------- *------। The best possible testimonial ’ Bpraccffui settlement ufl the difiictiltyjtf i. place, to»uff<-r to suffer in m My Mj »trad for My possible, and to lo lake tukn whkt whwt measures rn<ts*nr»« might1 I Ihavs ” -' ’iblr.aud havoctiminlttecL committed. ■ , ersAcwnty, beau or a non wbow transac- Joi । of DIS his fttUlItV ability tO to CTappIe grapple WltH with. v-..lectIwtnllock bullock • • • tiuns may vie with thoac of tbe Barings or tkpsp aiRfilStAfi—A HnrrPRfifnl be nt ’sarv to protect I the public Inter, i i “And he dudl kill tbe vsta Hen Harrison, ex-Govt-mur Porter. J Mid sprinkle rhe blood.’ Without ;shedding --------- w Blcichruder. One man, Ju to Pcrriiad by , bDc-c CllSBuSeS- <1 -U( CcSSIUL wion (Heb. ix. 22); ,' name, fed and transported tbe army which ,। practice in IP dealing With ex-Uovtrtior Baker. Franklin Landers of blood there is no renuxdon with SUCh such - the ' 'blood conquered tbe Punjab.—Meredith Townsend .li.nrdor^ [afterwurd Democratic candidate for gt»v ' and although iti* not poMible for ' UISUlUC16in VnrAnlcH.tlv Fortnightly Ravin*. Review. ernor] and myxclf were that comrnittw. , of bulb oral goatetc takeaway sin iHeb. In We met n rominittiv of the striker* iu > x. 4), the Wood of Jesus Christ can and doe* The Grrenvilh- crrainrry b*« 1*®« trans­ the cuuncil chamber in a public confer- | cleanse from all- sin il John i, 7) all . cnee. 1 talked to them and told them ! tlxac to whom it is applied, that is, all who formed tt> a furniture factory. that we srtnpatiiixed witfi them and rec . tecorno identified with Him by faith In Him. Of these he can show enough HMjr wile and my*eif were in bad health for i oguized their right to ouit work if they । G. “Hoiiballflay tbe burnt offering and cut Mime filtrei; year*. I chawed to be looking to convince the most skepti­ were nut utistiud with their wages or it into his plecear C. H. M. says on this that their .employers; but that they had no ; "it wm no mere surface work with Christ; over one ol Biramuuf Liver KeKUiator Almanac* cal, from the verv best citizens right tu prevail other men from working, tiro Are tiro depths ot His being were ex- aud*-h A. H- Stevens' and Bishop Pierce'* of Hastings and vicinity, in­ aud that when they attempted to do so plored, tbe more clearly was it made maul- tuune* to testimonial’. 1 then obtained *om<f they became law Lrcakirx. Gen Harri feat that pure devotion to the will of Hl* ot ttir Regulator, and can heartily recommend cluding business men, farmers, sou aud tbe others also talked to them in Father and earnest dmire for Hi* glory were the IJver Regulator to my Irlenda aa an excel- ’ mechanics and others. . tbe stunt" fltrain." ' the «|iring* of action in the great antitype of k-nt medicine." Z. E. Ham»on. M. D.,(R>rdoMV>Ui-. Va. This is all there is of this business, and j the burnt offering; not only as a whole, but DON’T PUT OFF it is a record In the highest degree’credit J ;n all It* [»rts, was tho offering seen to ba able to Gen. Harrison; not a line would he without blemish." Notice is hereby given Uist by virtue ota Seeing him if you are suffer­ wish to blot out; not a word Wou(d he 1 7. “Fire upon tiro^Itar. • • • wooden writ of fieri farin’ l*<ned out of and under the Now change, or trv to change, even for the ; order upon t bo fl re." We think of tbe rtdry wal of tbe Cln uf cmitt for the County of Harry ing from such diseases. and Male i-t Mi. itiL-u... Mot to me directed and is the time. presidency of the L'uited States. The of j^uic in Gen. xxii, and »«.• Isaac carrying delivered and asolii'i Hie good* and chattels. men who object to it now do so either ' wood, while Abraham carried tiro fire Und* and teto went’ < - md iasman In the from parti ran rearens, and thereby*sbow ' »nd tbe ktdfe. then, a little later, we »eo the Connly t4 B.-rrv Mild tn favur of Cbaritv N. IIEADQUARTERA I did on the H>'ii day .’I July. A. t> IM6. their daxturd luck 0/ patriotism and true j built, tbe wood laid in order, and Jnioc Down*. levy u,"on And’r./j-all tbe rigid, title and Incitlreiudiip. or they are cut throat* nnd •bound• — and• >-'-* laid — upon —• the wood «ready —<«-»« to •be tciwri of fbe »।In defendant. Conrad Layman In The Dr. will tell you plainly Gi .' wilt have to go Jo Mwasxlrw, boure btirnera and Auuremsts. dain and eon»um«d; hut tho knife descends ami to the ftili<i« tup ;>ro|-eriy and lands to-wlt: •v*tn ’bins und Inspirenot upon I«ac, be is «;tired, and in his Mead The ooutii ci «i quarter iL»l of the south east whether or not he can cure lacking Only the courage and the oppbrtu •rk ;* the distributing nity to put into practice what i» in their tlic lamb i» d-vin nnd con»unied. God spared qnaiur<’.■«' veetton twenty-five GBi. hi town i •■'.•im. you. Extended experience as thrt-north nf range wrai (.Iwtpt Harry f J OU. nft ry in fl nance, litcra- cowardly hearts. The militia was called not bisown Sou, beciime.1 tbe woo.! of tho specialist enables him to .-il cummotrc. so will it out to protect life and projxrty, and it crb«, was nailed L3 atl'1 “OwD/ the dietribution of the both nan dn.offering and n burnt offering. was not tired for any other purpore. The ■■ ?'!I',MKUtaUS elUil'y determine, and the best ! nrmy --uppHi* gi-nerThe Are on tb.- brazen altar sjwaks to us of County ,i |)..rn bn saiurdAv. the »th .ur of of modern appliances and the man wlio objects lo Uetr. Harrison fur ubdy , hax been in the past a. I>. o'clock In Ihe foreXI , . ii<”. at u-n ---------------— ing tho call of a Democratic governor like God’s bolinws nc.vj.ting the sacrifice as a Serfmibr: „. -• most approved remedies, lit years. <<f that *luxtbe patriotic. Lrnf'e citizen he Is. and why jweet mvor unto Him (the burn: offering, ti<xsi |i»t~; nt tiro City of linslbigs this IMb d*j of l-'th the contesting aro trying to manufai turn political rapi 1 adapted for special cases, many nwwit offering nnd p«ocv offering were sweet Julv. A (l. I”1. ... : ■ 1 with comfortable ttd (iguitust him for hla honorable, con- savor offerings); but tbe fire without tiie B»hI.H Nilxixi< R, Sheriff <>.’ Barry <otinljr. of them prepared only by Dr. IJV I, tv. Vkoomax, In-pulv Hlirrltl. publiratiH will combine rervativv. law upidbig action, thereby camp which cousumed tlw »n ’offering (Hek W. s. row MAW. Atl’V for Plaintiff. Baughman, enables him to ef■y 'Ilir-y have leased confess tLew-elvra against the supn-miiry iv. U*l speaks tu us of the wrath of God uriously furnished club of law and In favor uf destruction of life a nunrt hlnour *in SMLT RHEUM ^Ct U CUrG ^616 Oth•enty-fifth street until and property by molis. No honorable offering, suffering for oor sins, and te-. rem burns ers would fail. >pidly getting the camman would so place hitnself- Cithers are also otir burnt offering, making us ksCALDB, BORES, 'I _________ ' '___________________ nUi running order. It simply lawless uurdibtR. who brand aceeotaWe to God.} It i« nlw worthy of note L WOUNDS, IN- • ~ ‘ ~ ndi-d to have the New themselves as house burners, pillagers in connection with the fire that the wonk incnnno-uvu 7 tv, , h,. . rllieiiv . the . . __ —.............. ■.. in irferenco Hebrew U> the humand muruervrh Gen Harrison d<«‘* not Med. in I ARD CHAFING. expect the votes of such, und if they । ing on the altar, and tbe burning without tbe 3ORC NIPPLES I Hr nialL Henfl trn renu lor po«la<e anA reeslre think to cnlixt nny Intelligent working- j cJnus, ars entirely differ** <t*ds; U* ffrst AN INVALU- our Illustrated CAtMorusjrapMse Ml bantaln. k ON EARIH I man In their Infainous crusade, they are signifying tbs burning as of incense, and tbe I himplv mistakeu. American workiugracn u5..r tlie burning s« of that which 1. FOR CATARRH. aro ' not built tliat way.—Indianapolis i Journal. , ■ of the sin offering wn. burned upon tbe altar eaiic eituoairr* act I JJOMC. PoS>rivt Guoaomtci «a sw«* mvor (Lev. iv, 8U, teaching us many Chlm-so Republican clubs SodV apprwcUtiO" of U* excellency of Christ even while suffenng fur our sins TTie organized, and n great many Lui hidicates theintaltect, fully surrcudrjwd , _ ________ lb arc shouting for Harrisou-ln CO God affd appredaud by Him. i the columns of the Democratic press, no 9 “His inwards and ids k-ga »hall bo wiwh i nowhere el>«. Aa tho ^dependent ChL .. wild water made I cBgo Nows remarks, '^oven if Chinatnen j w ere really Id favor of Harrison s •J«Uon ' they would have too much let the reality. white people find it out- Therefore. Democrkta, stop talking nonsense and tan the truth." Those writ®”, evidently offering »a» enicu , ■ credit a laundry man with havtugM1 “i. l.a,»><jr«rl»s: It ™ •“ b«™* “I”? Try’tX. tak*"ll rf fiuslsi' F ► «»Tf refr-t U. TWa tv Uh HOUSEPAINT COIT'S FLOOR MIMTSS 0 SSaWONTDRT STICKY CHEAP EXCURSIONS □RAND RAPIDS DIVISION. l»rat>4 1UM M MMffi Irving....... Nssbviha.. rbarioat.. . tu.tm Rapids Jaekaos....... Ueteott 18 fl JO; t-77 AST JO! A4aI Dr. J. A. Baualimaii. DISEASE, Testimonials. muniHuiiiii Consultation Frfee. r.-,‘Znwcm SALVE 2 little wit as a Democratic repo. ,«-.—»«• . falo Express. Yer*11111,11 'T ™B utAlN'-'kTEita. •eetirJ'h'1 ,‘,'unty committees also hotri'JT;' “f thf! hllU<iii:g. but the un­ to .k ' desired to no alone, and Um* , ? “ r o,auKit't®«» will occupy tho KiiT? “n |U 1384 ln the ^fth »21 l'k”r, ua,lonaJ commktco I •• Diy of room and everything hi the-7.,nf K‘'fk’ c'uufort *^d luxury, wde- ■ comnleldy fnrakhod. k Bill k '-hRffJ? i“c,lld<}4 iff lll° lefcscl“» Mecca of poUUcitms from ^rusd • „r'J* !erritory taring tho sum- fast US, then, have nn honest, not » t!” 1-“i' nhnMO -Umo vwv. „ , ,,-J,'l... ** ought to i jSlSXr’Jui. uc—r u «•*■» standard time. ThrwiRb eoschei Grand Rapids and Detroit on all day t------Coxxzrnoxs.—At Grand Rsiildi with Cbfea«o * West Michigan tor Holland. Nuotea. Muskegon and j>ol\B north, and with Grand Rapid.’ A Jndhma ifSLtcr Rig Rapids.TrarerM City and Petoskey. New York and Paclfic'Expreas dally. All other trains dally except ttan- P. A. HAHN, Local A*rut. Hasting*. O. W. RrooLn G.P ItT. A..Chicago. Chicago, K&Iuuhc & Jjgisw TIME TABLE. In effect July 1st, iswl North. I Stations . Hastings. .Bhultt... ■ssTifi 10 51 ST 11 ot) :■ ..Milo.. M.......RScbland^ui ......... Spring Hrt> ..........East Coopt Iv........Kalamatw *Flac stations. Connections—At Richland Junction wltii C. J. A M. for Toledo S Aliejnm. At Hastings with M.C., Ehbd'k Bush, Pre*. A Gen. Man. I_ SKW.KAXT. . 11 a 1, t' .........8uj»t. .. ku 3 67 .Dottoa GRANO RAPIDS HERD. Holstein friesianS FRIENDS: Don’t some of your neighbors or friends want the Banner during the b.™ Mk«Wj,£> » “ M <“ ».U OW, ! Lie s .vht.es House Furnishing 2."ur, Ju-"1 Tb«-Meh XX. W«- th*t rfueh Driroli........... Jackxm........ ■Si • BaaMs Chariott*.. hMhrilie... Morgaa QatisH.... Hastuiob.. trrtng-----M fl I’- . .,- THE CELEBRATED NERVE TONIC. ■ A Word to the campaign? Ask them, and report to us. A healthy boy has as many aa you, but he doesnft know it. That ii the difference between “sick" and "weU.” Why don't you cure yourself? It is easy. Don't wait. Paine's Celery Compound will do it Pay yoar druggut a dollar, and enjoy life once more Thousandshave. Why not you? WELLS, RICHARDSON I CO., Proprietors, Burlington, Kt Baltimore, JuM'jM, w. �NOTHING IS LOST. MU btHc nu. on too • •• —-------Mo- mrarTlns • I*™- lighted up her fr-h young face, her } edo braids of hair and busy hands. 80 *b“ sobbed till tired out Boon I heard a borws'i many a night to come; but I-tbe woug ,.<L»ed through my mind-should bare_ thought angrily of standing up with him that night in my old white satin slippers. Guy was Sally's only brother—older than beraelf. I bad thought him cold and re­ served lately, though we had been good friends in ths days when be took me coasttag. me it would bo always night. I lingered. I temwnber, on tbe bridge^ « 1 h . __ I—— rarer with every day or c'. ----- - — . realisation of fresh nnd sti-ango impreMWm. reui»M i ______ THE BROCADE SLIPPERS. faintly pcreotrated tho dusky space, glancing bare and there upon a bit of glowing color in STORY OF A DUEL. tone, looking into tho darkness outaide, for a heavy storm had come up. "We waited in growing uneariMcs aa the servants were questioned, nnd It was found that his hone Bondi was gone, and that Guy had not been seen sinwinoralng. my escort, nnd I almost wished something might happen to him. Sally declined to bo with bnua noil*. There waa a tantalizing rustic of wrappings from within, but tbe **Ilmu< tn locked," cried Dolly, hot and breathlmK. • "How Jirovokingf exclaimed NelL “1 wonder whani's tho key!" "What key, deurF asked a voice from the lady, who. nothing loath, produced a bunch of There was a breafhlaen pause as she lifted the lid ami took from its wnijiping* a marvel­ ous gown of old brocade. Tbe girta spread out its rich (olds with crie* of admiration. It was of a lieautiful rose color, with tints of blue a»d other gorgeous hues that blended ta tbe harmony only produced by subtle WMavcr* of the oast. Threads of gold, out-, lining a flower her* hnd there, glittered bravely in the lamplight ns grandma smiled “Was it yours, grand mam ma r asked Dolly. log to lift a small box from the trunk. “Yea, it haa,’’ said grondmamom, thought­ fully; ’.‘and I have cause to remomber it." Tho girls natod themaclvue on trunks nnd boxen and looked nt her in dulighted <ucp<x-ta- "My life in this old house was quietly happy. Until I was 19 years old there was family whom I win call were otir twanwt neighbors, though half a mile distant. Hally and Polly-Burton were soar my own ago, and wore my very dear friends. “On my eighteenth birthday I received this brocade os a tireseot from my godfather. He was a stia captain, and had brought thia her bridemaids, while her fiance liegan to fear that some serious accident had detained ills friend. “Outride tho cold was intense, and tho He did not at once answer. Hb Ups trembted a little, aa be sat looking at ms; the tears rushed to his eye* “You are an Eugltahi»an," be said, hold­ inn out hi* tend with an affectionate gesture that touched mo deeply. "I didn't think I Should SM any one hero that would oare about L^Xlr w^’l Ll left bTn though painfully conscious of tbe old slip­ pers. on whioh I could not look with equa­ nimity. “Arriving at the Burtons I found the girls In dull rested on « quaint old cradle, tattered books. Bred and died beneath thakroof. 1. some color returned to his cheek* fashion I ted traversed France and Belgium, and crowing tho German frontier had reached aryl taken up my abode for twentyfour hours ta a small town with a river and a bridge; a confused mass of red roofed bouses, with sheltering forest covered LUI* that favored and shut in its remoteness from the compion highway. It was one of those places whose antique air, inherited straight from tbe Middle Ages, charms aud invites tbe imseer by; tbe inn charmed mo also, a gabled bouse on the old market place, with a fruitful garden reaching down to th5 river at the back. The town was not unknown to tourists, but lying apart from the usual never moved f I could not tell ta not now alone. A young girl stool to him leaning agn!u*t a bead thrown tack, her arm* folded under a fonz colored apron that she wore over a dark blue gown. 1 knew the girl by sight; once ate bad waited on me nt table, once or twice I had eerebor gathering fruit in U*«*rd“,; she seemed to have no fixed service to the bouse, but to mAe herself useful as occa­ sion required. Without much beauty, some­ thing singular in .her apjxarar.ee drew at­ tention. She was a brown faced girl, with masses of suu faded brown hair, and sleepy blue eye* ttet had a trick of opening sud­ denly to accompany a sudden smite which rtvsalod two rows of small white terth; otherwise her exprosdon wm sullen aud rather scornfuL So much 1 had noticed, paving litti* heed to ter, however, as she .. _ > --- k., w.-r.v-lr nr**. was speaking as I came in, but ended or broke off abnipllv on my entrance, and stood os 1 have drecril«*l ter, leaning against the parity, however, less on the custom of [tfuuing stranger* than on its clientele of commercial travelers, and on the excellent ordinary it provided for the townspeople and the officers of tbe small town garrison. The table d’hote, I found—for my stay was prolonged from midnight drew near, «vr, a gloom settled *%uoi over us j ■ < imix*sibte all, which it was i_ ,_____ to dispel. All - I WIW “J"*y lull- Tho gurets coin-' dropping wan ' in OIM> by one, hanging each hi* cloak and bat though: of going: on with tha tbe wedding wax on a peg by the door, a»4 ”1^ friendly greeting to one and another, took each hts to search for Guy. “Suddenly we beard a low whinny. Wo accustomed seat at tbe liberal l-iard. Each tucked a napkin under his chin; men and sprang to the great door and flung it open, aud Bnadi walked into the halt On his back, maids flew round tbe table;, a clatter, of plates and tongues began. Tbe scene amuwd men laid him me, I don't know why; through iu novelty, oned wrappings. Saliy and I clung together, • On tbe evening of the second day. return­ too much frightened for tears, as we looked ing from some excursion in the neighborhood. at Guy's white, still face. served in a small room adjoining the lalle-astill beat, a little package fell to tho floor. seemed quite himself, though stiff and lama As soon a* be could stand 1m> falt in his breast table d'hote might bo over, the guests were not yet all dispersed. Some dispute was ap­ parently in progress. I could distinguish no “You con fancy my feelings, girto, for it words; the speakers, as I Judged, were at the bold these," and opening the box, grand- further end of the long adjoining room; but angry clamor, rising and falling, argued • to put them on, the guests quarrel of sumo kind. Presently the clamor fdll; tbe voices died away, amid a scraping of qliairo on the wooden floor; silence sneered*! storm of questions. “Yes, he had ridden to T—for them, I iuul nearly finished my supper, cofLw bad and would have been back in time, but lost been brought, aud I was preparing to light a hi* way in the storm on tbe return, teent cigar, when1 the door between the rooms was miles from ti» right rood, and on regaining thrown opm and a young man entered. it bad only strength to clasp hU arms about Without noticing my presence, he flung him­ self into a chair against the wall and Mt fiaadi's neck and bid him go Iwkne. "Just hero Saadi created a diversion by motionlesa ’ walking up to the bride with the evident tu­ cided,on coiuidering him more attentively, der. Hee&* )ietted and spoiled to his heart's a boy with light, shining hair, a fair com­ content, and to ray plux ion and a girlish delicacy of feature; a balftte bride * cako, for Solly thought noth­ faint yellow mustache alone testified to bis ing too gooT?Qr bijn. Guy kept us waiting manhood. He wasdrereed in a light colored but a abort time loflffer, midnight the tourist suit; Uictb was botEIng remarkable ta hlj appearance, nothing to distinguish ‘I danced tho first dance with Guy, who him especially from any other fresh young fellow abroad on his travois; but something in bis attitude, as bo sat without movement ta tbe chair into which be had flung himself, arrested my attention. He sat with his legs book from tho table where I bad toft it, but did not change ter jxMition Tbe young Englishman, on the other tend, sprang to “A dueir Nonsense," I mid. He looked up, "Nonacnse," I repeated. "Who fights a . . __ .1.. ...I TLw. fltinrr r*n I*' nntan wards tho door, with I don’t know what idea; since at that hour of tbe night nothing could be dona He stopped I faced round on him. “Look here," I said; • I iaw that girl this evening; I beard about hi r. Sim leaves the bouao to-morrow. But you’ve fallen into a trap, my dear fellow; . _ L_____ L-. I r, flu. whole thing may be arranged without tho Slightest difficulty." “HowF ho said, with a certain eagerpem. but checked himself immediately. “It mud go on, lie repeated; “it is all settled, I nothing ta do in the matter—nothing. Keep- i Kke a fool; but there were some good fellows out of it" . among them, ami they’ll see mo through. Ho thrust his hands deeper into his pockets and swung out of tbe room. Tim girl looked I njrf 4Etr quilUxl the room, leaving her standing there with her folded atm*. At the foot of tbe stabs I met my acquaintance, the waiter. •*Vhois that girir 1 Mid, describing her. the Ind with his fresh complexion and pretty girl's fare was a cowanl; and as I recqgnissd the fact, tojuething of contempt for him rose “You mean Loiter said tiie old man. la my- mind. I had In tbosa days the brutal "Hare nothing to do with her, young sir; stupidity of a man to whom, constitutionally. is nothing she tike* better than to set on tbe young men who rotno here lo quarrel about ber at It She treats them like dogs till they turn and insult her, and then she gets one of them to take ter jiart When the mischief is done she rubs her hand*. Oh, I’v, Men her at It I know ter ways, jft, nd, ehe’11 come to no good wterew she te." A bell ran^atid bo left'mt 1 made my that a vivid Imagination may play with a eansitive organization, and I looked at tbe trembling lad before me with the amount of intelligence a bull dog might have brought to bear upon the subject. Nevcrtbelam, I laid ray hand on his shoulder good naturedly enough. "Look here," I said, giving him a friendly shake. “Take come more brandy first, though." I got him to swallow anotlxT miouthfuk « "Look here, my dear boy," I said, “you don't like tbe notion of fighting, 1 - standing in front of me and speaking rapldlv' “You're right, I am afraid, Fm sick with also, and stoid irre#ilute ' I hxrdlrlikwl to leave him ahme, y«f»hi« rhwe’of res I thought, might be greater than if 1 re­ mained. He uuderetoci my doubt ently. “Pm al) right now,- be sai-L “I dare mt I shall sleep o> you say. Thank yon tut a» tag ta; I don’t Ipiow what I *bo«ld hsTsdoa* He smiled faintly and held out hb taM- l>rie_f m I could make them, abxst the more- rith the promise wrung hi* hand end kft moment did 1 intend that thl* iniquitous dad to route the tendlonl. to stir up tte riiy guard, if needful. nay. to oil <uith*t<»re garrison itself, rather than iwruus an act «f criminal and unneceM«ry folly. AU this. I My. I intended For a white I lay wakeful and attentive; I teanl a cteir p-jitej tack in tbe adjoining room, are! fooCrte^s ni.wtrj lind dreaw'd in haste, that I had made my He dropped into his chair again and flung .A. , . T - -------- - - • LO-UjrV row morning for a night's re.-," . He did not immediately amwsr. ’ W, I.Vm, , 1... Iw.l* ... I «... , ’ .. ■ . . Theyoung fellow. I concluJ**!. had Mkwsd my aUricv, and betaken Mow. If to l*d fopsa hour or twn. -The town clocks strurk three, and with the determiasii-. u to roust ray all arranged. ” He shook his head. sego, 1 saw the young Englishman standing and gazing out into the darknow. He started at my approach, and preceding me rapidly I beard a bolt drawn aa T paawdand a match struck, and saw him no more. J was tired, and although the night was directed, where a v*ra» mart*! (n p,’^^ of the bed. “Buroly it to not tim* logo yet.' ----- me beat. Tbe room waa jerfecUy dark;1 *#uck ^oucan imagine what a sensation it caused “Mother rightly thought it far too fine ^ne, and laid it away in this same little trunk .until I should arrive at an age aud dignity to wAr it That Umo, in my opinion, camo when, the following winter, my friend Solly be a grand and brilliant affair and was indulged accordingly. It's all “I never could endure the sight ot . those face, which tiiduld naturally, I Imagine, w»ar the pink and white complexion proper to fair haired youth, was empty There was a chorus of' thanks erect and shapely figure, they could almost Dolly bent to place a slipper on one pretty foot, but it was taken from her hand, and grandpapa, who had entenwj unperoeivsd, knelt beforetho little lady with a smile. through the darknsaa from earth and herbs and leaves iu tho garden below; the damn rance of his nationality; for I had no better skill In languages than an imperfect knowl­ edge of French and a still more stumbling acquaintance with German. I finished my rata refreshed and calqwd me. I was rw turning to bed with a| better prospect of deep than before when my attention was ar­ rested by a noise in the adjoining ajortinenL 1 was, as arrayed in 111 turned tcretbo great mil young fellow. He was an man answered; nnd open, books to abow m 111* name. England, and Magdalau college, Oxford; he had arrived tho previous night; be had come >dm," lauglwd NelL “I was a tboughtisas girl," sighed grand­ mamma, ‘ and caused a deal of trouble by detail in a round, boyish hand. Tho French squadron, now gathering at lotions. ....**» ■ *y wwupour. 1 got up and groped my way to tbe window, hardly visible as a square of fainter black open­ ing from the blacknsm within. A church bling table might wear just such an expres­ sion. Twice 1 thought of addremmg himT —1 - » Li.____ . tbe gray haired head waiter, an old man. girls, Imre U the stain." But Jbo girls laughed incredulously, and boro off their captive The light jmssed from (lOint to point, aud glimmered ou the rafters. ■Thank hack. Ho was a His pale look as be dropped into hk» form had yet less a «>b than a kind of ahi vering moon as from some creature trapped and held by mortal auguisb. It came again and again; 1 {“^•d until listening became impossible. Tlie rvom was oceupted, a* 1 know, by my young compatriot; 1 n-c.dted his pate Bnd Operate lopke ansn. fow hour, betara.^ lighting a candle. I drew*! hastily and went J"1 empty corridor. A streak of light shono below tho door of tho neighbor1 klOTUi 2 Mjtooek »M,uUL. m Lour; hut Uui It WM .udiLU U>U» wuumu, Otlbo room .. immwluUl, apinrcnt. I . rb«lr pud^d Uek. .LTuJX™, as ot some om suddenly springing tohtefre*. £rit2tiCa7' 1.kuockpd M»b». This time a ««• ««r. th. bolt sres broad daylighy 1 looked at my wstdi; it wanted bat twenty minutes to (L I caught up my bat and bur*: into fhe adyiaing room. It was empty. On my Ixadlongww He buried Lis face again, and there silenro fora while. I heard the rain stlU fallmg steadily outside, now ,nd then tbe candle flickered a little in the breath of --- ■—•• i» uu iiwvjti m ou, . d- r~n* B,H ,McSni’ the f00"1 Jn turn. The thing is an absurdity. 1 tell vein, nn nnn R—1,,^ , _ . .... are about! Can you tire n pistol TV** I* <■ —OL. bad liappened. and rusiied from tte bouse 1 rushed from tho house. the steep arcbed bridge, through the town goto ar»i clouds wore still low and threatening. 1 r» member still—L hardly noted attheuote- . He answered almost inaudibly. “1 can ■sdle firearms, be said. “I had to learn." I rat down mid contemplated him for a losnent, “Look h*re " I K-i. ZT. _ , * —j L-..., coming abroad for your holiday and getting your­ self rotangW ta mtaw«. of thterort would your family sayf Think of than, " winning sunoug «»■ «----- u fore me .to follow, but 1 thought it never end; 'it seemed intenumsbly long: I thought Chat it never- would «®o- * camo upon the scene suddenly at JaM; a cleared space, some walls sud spriucing arches on slender culutnui, a grsM’ • " ■ T 2:__ . .. tn trre 00 and found it empty of human Ufa Tudsy* I had—all might have turned out differently. face downward, dead. orouingf Ho shrugged bi* shoulders. “poeAa offictel of tbe Lehigh V.lky reload J In favor at maintaining high rates ol » railroad travul. Ho san acctdeut. » the roads were not open for traveling until loss August night; tho sky. hoary ckxsd that spread from hill to hdl. eooasirwsl oQ train is firing, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-08-08.pdf c8f1e9497db50fbfaab7b377076f56f6 PDF Text Text ! largest Circulation I of any paper in the i astings Ceanty- VoL- XXXIII. NO. 15. COUNTY NEWS. to%“'1 hh ...i.-<i:imoN ttATgs: Postmuter,' Bonfield. , „ ' O'DounclL Jnht'l "fiT",!’!)'"’’ •pl''r 10 l*wrenre. who has had mm* expernTnt '’batons of that kind. or I-ake Odessa, was ■*«>>» (J1V EBTWING RATES: Fndrievtne. JOB PRINTTIfG- _ . ~ - s -Melt In the Job Printing Do- &K"5»Sa.<SSSSS£~~’’ lemihvJrr°.“r*1 f°lk£ lwd ,n after harvest leap }ear picnic at Camp Sl Louis tiaturd«J^afternoon, whore all had an enjoyable »*•«*• not settled with Dentist ‘-asm,™,,,. in Arman's. •. > (. KNAPPEN « VAN ARMAN, -r liastinc* National Bank, r*4sllDgs. Michigan. . Rooms 15, i* and if. ne’ Grand Uapids. Mlcb. • a a( l^tw, . HwittuKS. Mich, .it the state. Special M. nkvto U»ak oa tr Wclssert.* hardware •Ian and Smgeon. . store. ontee hour* from s I mon block. Hasting*.) ; the .’ourW <>t IbeftaW- : the State. CoCeetioni T V. WELDIN L. L) , !h orc-; t n : ir Ohio Farmer s insurance Co. H« wfm’> an a m.m'» property against UMSrar-.' .'ti'.mi--"twlnd; against a man's life by u’-l acBdenl. -irELDUN. . .re- Attract ’-Heck.Hastings, Micb.) iHst- tin- •> _■ • : ■>! Abstract Books in Barry i: rniMERMAN, ll .mapathlc Phy.. Him and Sursreon. pi ■•.^-Jathrop's drug store.) f ■ ■ ItrARTlS V MARKER. Heal Estate, In.-.ifatiee and Loans. l ' Bunyan & Bon. i doors north II. .of PostotEpr. Kpe-id.it>siven to making exchanges ol proper:-.. Vfh", Interest* of non-resident piopertv-iwucrvyuteduiiy looked after. Farms ofshsiies t.ir ‘tie or exchange.. Houses and I TAMEi A. >WEE7.ET, •J Law; iUsttngs. Mich. . .ir urts uf the state. Offlcoover ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. BKODEMAJIM. Proprietor. LXir. JHf'r-.-n »n<l Court sts., Hastings, Mleh. Rates. $! .OO per Day. Timlto>i~ r, t.r«. with pleaiaal rooms. The purcaoj- ' • - - public l* respectfully solicited. Hastings Citv Bank, Htotik.’s - - Mich. $50,000.00. Michigan. Oat harvest is nearly completed in this seetton. . i i'i’FiC|.K« W. Blowers Is happy now beranse he can be called ’ z. XI u. President; May Potter! Allie Smith and C. Mar­ C. D. Beebe. Cashier. shall attended the examination at Hastings last week. . oiiiECToua: Forest lodged. (>- G. T. installed officers •V. h. Gtodyeii’-, W. H. Powers. last Saturday night. Albert Cole has rejoined the band after an abaence of several months. I. D. Beebe. Mrs. Pearite Stevens nee Pearlie Eddy will begin teaching the fall term in dis­ trict No. a next Monday. Adwwra! l:..tiidng Butloeu Trausactod. The noted Naahvilie base ball club will meet the Maple Grove club at the grounds HA-TINGS MAKKtTJ. of the latter next Thurwlay p. m- and eamp'-d on r lake *everal ‘kJ'" Wednesday his parents Invited his friends to help him celobrate it. Geo. Reese and wife, ot Wheatfield, spent the most of last week with relatives ami friends here. Ward Quick broke hi* arm last .Saturday by coming down too quick out of an apple “J,.- «•>■"■< l«l» h«" «lck thi post week. ,. Mrs. Hiram Whitcomb has returned to her heme lit Crand Rapids. . R. Mayo, wife ami daughter Eble visit­ ed at D. R- Hlfides' test Sunday. Enurtus Whitcomb was in (.rand Rapids ’“otdte pnrfber from £ tended a birtMsy party at W. E. Herrick » in Nashville last Saturday. A very enjoyable time was had at E. G. Potter's Thursday, Aug. 9d. It being Mrs. OaU are cut and nearly ail of them se­ &teJs «d birthday. About 70 person* cured In good eondition with prosiwcts ot were nresent in the afternoon, and in the an unusual yield for this vicinity. C. McCoy and Ed. Griltey have atarted their threshing machines, but report jobs as being scattering and far Indwcen, nw ix-lug ready yet. As tar as we can kwro wheat has not yielded 90 bushels to the ’'Soni. to Ed. Tawtrt and wife on tiw rold some Stories of pioneerlife »nd J. st oun made Mmie very appropriate n> Sto ”h«" *’FarweS^b held a picnic at J'am v Ix.ufe on the fid. whftre many of them t*- which the guests deported. 2*L dre« *c-i. "*gi£v ..... ............ ................ T***Dn-u- hbi......... n i so <triM............ i. . th? wrtWn! °f »..¥xr *n,i ‘laughter Vera ““dMra. W. r. Barber visited friends at Henry Racey. of Charlottr. is here bnlld- and alx.ut Orangeville last week. lng.a hove for fate daughter and son-in­ ago' BUrl !<>"1 B VRlua,,,v 0o,t a tew days law. Mr nd Un. Wm. Magowan. We were' pleased to greet an old ac­ Family Mhow cauu- here the quaintance at onr services Bunday, Mrs •Wth. and <ro Hlx-rally patronized. Dennis, of Kansas, who is visiting rela­ tives near ('oats Grove. Henry Mosher Is very itoorly. The carpenter’s work on the church Is Cha*. Ruggles' little *<m I-. quite sick. flnltdwd, and is now nearly ready for dedicaflrat which will take pine Sundav. Oh! Mrs. Havens still living, but very theJJflth. All are cordially lnvip*d. '' feeble. Mrs. Terpennlng ha.- a brother and Nellie Geiger lias commenced the tall niece from Battle Creek vkftlng her. The term ut abhooi. . !’ro'Ji' '• ^r* Hunnel!. preached from the M. E. pulpit Sunday morning. Potatoes and corn arc looking exceed­ John Jones and wife have returned from ingly well. Fetnskry. having enjoyed a very pIcaMiit Oat liarvest b over here, the crop being trip. better than it has fulsome time. The Baptist Sunday school have recelvMars Woodard, of Hastings, visited ed nn Invitation from the Hickory Corner* friends -around Pod Auger list week. K school to join them In u picnic ut Full lake G. L. Seger and wife, of Irving, visited one week from Thursday. with J. K likes atnl wife last Sat unlay The melon social on Saturday evening cotikl scarcely be called a sncccis finan­ and with <’. bavicool Sunday. S. Kaiser has commenced the new IL B. cially. church at Poduuk. The Halder was out Saturday night, J. F. Shively and Welby Gant attended bestowing her favor* Indiscriminately . Hie teachers examination at Hastings last .Geo. Haren's little son I* better. week. Fred Woodham*. <mr barnetomaker, l» The surveyors of the Lowell <« Hastings building a tine house. railrdmi Imre mated quite an excitement Died..July ’10111, aged 3d years,Mrs, between the people of I’o»l Auger and Earl Buglwe. Mrs. Bugbee wa< an only O’Dviinell as to which will have the depot sister of Hugh and Dugul Campbell, of Hope, from where -he moved with her ami postoftice. We think that Peal Auger stands ahead, and the peophoof this place husband- to her unde's John CamplMdl, of will undoubtedly have their wishes granted Kalamazoo, wher? she died; Mrs. Buglfeethem as we hake the liest locality, titr most leave* many sorrowing relatives and convenient place for marketing. iuStgct, friends, being endeared to all with whom the only place for convenience between *hr was acquainted. , Fre»-|HJrt and (tastings. Kind and true. H. E. Hendrick and wife,-of Middleville, The loving wife, the heart aoklnd so were tiie guests of A. F. Fausey lost SlinFaith tut and true; K're noon of life bad marked her brow our Maggie uavseu away. To be with him wbo gave hl* lite that hlie might with bln! stay. Born Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Speaker, a girl. We corrv»i«>ndeiib> are quite negligent Tlw .Sunday school picnic will l»e to­ morrow (Thursday). All who can go. about writing, it nupt make it much harder for the editor when the news fulls sliould go. Mrs. IL Havens, in company with a to come so let u< one and ail do a little relative from Chicago, went to Ypsilanti yesterday for a vlsiL Mrs. II. will return ’ F. M. Woodmansee has taken up his nlsCle In Vermontville having taught out Friday. While getting out of a buggy. Miss Maud Ralph Strvens of that place, hla wife will Davis, of Chicago, allpixxl and hurt hy/wlf go later. Mr.’and Mrs. W. have been a great help in the .Subbath .school and will quite badly, but no bones were broken. The steam thresher la tn our midst, but lie missed. especially Mrs. W. who has a good "turn-out to the acre" is not to l>e lived here so many years. J. T. Forbes returned from his trip to found. Frank Bush is to have a new at­ tachment to his thresher In the way of a Cincinnati and Kentucky Saturday after­ Mtsl separator, Iwcause so much timothy noon. M. E. Sabtath school Inst Sunday at 4 u mixed with the wheat and oat crop this p. m.. a* a good many went‘to quarterly year. There will undoubtedly be a picnic In meeting at Caledonia. Some of the Holme* band from hen’ arc the near future for those who eannot go to in attendance at Grand Rapids camp meet­ the one cm Thursday. • ____________ Eber loike and family . Intend to make ing. Mrs. Ruth Stewart a visit this week. John Stlllson and Norton Paton, each The Wise family. of Charlotte, are visit­ support a new gold watch Just o*k them ing friends In this place. what time it is and see how It "tickles Dave Surlefi started his threshing ma­ ’em." chine Wednesday. Miss Sophia Mate was the guest of a R. Seymour ami wife. Frank Demry and number of our young folks last week. Geo. Tobias visited friends In Woodland Fred Stowell, of Hastings, called ou hte and Lake Ottawa last week. best girl. Sunday. .Ln lev creana social at J. S. Caswell s We hear that Rev. Cutler will preach at Tuesday night. All are cordially Invited the Star next Sunday evening. to attend. IL Havens and family intend to start Geo. Tobias lias some fine swarms of next Tueoday for Wall lake to enjoy the bees to sell cheap. _________ "sea-breetes" for a week or more. Why Isn’t a program- mode out for the Mrs. Phebe Andrus, of Convis, was call­ T. L. 8. and iianded to your correspondent for publication? We will thankfully re­ ing on friends in this vlclplty test Thursceive such. 11 It being Fred Barnes 21st birthday last <1 Dra. 15. IM« in building tor■ •-’! bv Messer Hros. WHOLE NO. 1732. Sidney Hull starts his threshing machine nuwre, also carrying undertaking this week we are informed. An old adage, "Where ignorance is bliss V"1 wl''' ""'toto n,u- Ils folly to lie wise." Who ever heard of an-old time democrat refusing a demo­ green that which be would freely give a «.P?.b,,®an* 1 "ter to an article from »»1 lake correspondent about tliowflowers where lie says If any other party had ealle<l they would have got all the flowers they wanted. ----- AT-----.. Bakkv CnrxTY. Micwigan. iKrui" Banner. Hastings, mich„ august s. isss. Hastings Banner Wednesday*, by . The best \___ mg medium in Bar­ ry County. Will Brooks la putting up a wind mill for I»r. L. X. Benson. • Mr. Bronka has just finlahed a M fool drive well for Hilbert * Holly. Esq. Volte, onr new pathmsstcr. Ls fix­ ing our nidi* walks up in good shape. D. M. Myers has postponed his time of moving to Ada at present on account of a young gentleman who arrived there one day last week on an extended visit The Whitney family will exhibit their show at Woodland Center on Monday. Aug. 18th. Delayed Letter. Mrs. I- Hilbert visited friends at Ionia C. W. Armstrong accompanied bls bister, on Sunday last Mra. Curtlr to Hastings this vfeek. Hector Patteroon's sister and her two daughters have been visiting him the past AS WE AT TENNIS PLAYED. Mrs. J. E. Wlilte is here visiting among her relatives and friends. ' Luna Coledge, of Allegan, lx visiting her mother and friends in this vicinity. Geo. Tolhurst and wife visited I. iM. B. ‘•iliavpfe of your city last week. E. H. Bowen atfd son are getting the materia) on the ground for a new house. Geo. Hale’* Iwwery dance pasiwd off so pleasantly and satisfactorily that he will entertain, another company in the near future. uv.tne played." Clark. and Baldwin have been called uirau to adjust the loss smdained by Wm. i Hunt <v Son. of which mention was mark two weeks ago. Sineat tranka played. The iMtrons of the Insurance company iu this vicinity are confident that.the com­ pany will pay the losses cheerfully a^> Hunt A Son have i«id their Insurance. Delaj -1 Letter. Mr. Pearce Travis' raspberry yield Is aixiut nil gathered and dhjxrosl of, bring­ ing hiui a very good Income from «o amall a piece <>f ground. " Nathan Slawrnm. of Augusta, is visiting nt David Ke^nulds' for a tew <lay*. Frank Barber has gone to Charlotte, to vUlthU aister. A number of Kalamazoo people came on tho bitn<lay morning train; conveyances were ready to take them to the head of Gull lake where they spent the day happlI'barlle and David Barlrer lost a valua­ ble bor«e from colic last week. Rev. David Iteynolds L* gaining slowly. Clint Tilddts and cousin John startetl for'Dakota Mondaj. Delayed Letter. . Isaac Youngs one of Barry1 county's old­ est pioneers, quietly passed awav. Thurs­ day, July tjfith. The funeral was held at tin* home of the dtveased the :l"tb. Mrs. E«tvlla Ol’onor is very sick, but is a little better1 at this wrftimr. Children's day at the Spring* last Sun­ day. each scholar perfoftnhig their part In a iHomnilng manner, after which Rev. M. C. Daniels gave a short speech upon the necessity of sending money and misslonarle* to the teathrnt*. star lodge 1. <». <;. T. elected the follow­ ing oftieera fur the ensuing terin last Fri­ day night: V. T.—Carrie Potter. See')— Almon Ritchie. Treas.—Ilulda Potter. F. S.—Bert Carter. . M.—Mark Ritchie. I. Abbie Potter. O. <;.—E. G. Bennett. Chaplin—Ernest Cook. I). M.-Gertlc Wells. A. S_—-Jasper Itoyniond. . After the election of officers Brother Woodman, of Orangerille lodge, delivered a short speech that was right to the point R. B.‘Green sold a horse to F. F. Will­ iams. • J. P. Springer Is putting the finishing touches on his house. Ice cream social for Rev. M. C. Daniela, at the residence of T. S. Clarke last Toesday night, July 3lsL The net YeC^lpte of the evening amounted to 811.03. We hi-aY the hum of the threshing tupehlne In almost ever)' direction. L. A. Hill has IlnUhed the new dryer and returned to his home In York state. There Is a bridge job to be let near T. Coykendall'.- nt 1 o’clock p. m.. Aug. Itj. There was a dance at the new dryer on the night of Jnly 31st. About 40 numbers out and a good time reported. Dolton. Many of the farmer.-. In this locality have their oats harvested and some are threshing. . Mrs. Frank Norwood visltedat Samuel William* the fore part of the w«4»k. Lewis Norwood la excavating a cellar and preparing to erect a brick house In the near future. G..m A Hall had a large trade In the lumber business Monday. E. D. Fox spent Sunday with Ids folks in Kalamazoo. There will be a dance at F. A. Black­ man's hall Friday evening, Aug. 17th. for the benefit of tlie B. B. C.. of Delton. All are invited to attend, bill 81. E G. Stugley. of Grand Rapid*, fished af Crooked lake Monday afternoon and returned at night with 40 nice blaek Imm a!> a remuneration fur bls-lalior. . Westley Norwood had a blrthdaj party Wednesday and wa.- presented w'th a nice ball and bat by his cousin Russell Nor­ wood. The evaporator Is enclosed and the ma­ chinery Is la-ink Put I"- !t •" expected to Ih- ready for work Itt about three weeks. Mr. Scudder spent Sunday with his family at Augusta. The ball game between Delton and Cloverdale wa* a nlco game and was wit­ nessed by a gtxMi many spectators. Scores standing 18 to 19 In favor of Delton. Two games of ball will tak. tween Delton and Cloverdale, and Delton and Gull lake clube. Come everybody and »<* th®,wl1 *"me' HOW I KNOW. I know my darling ior-u n»' Caucasus dwell Mingrelian etiquette require* that Milute- balling iImUdm the inquiries begin; "How |g The Mingrelians bavo|tbo extraordinary custom of gutug bareheaded one day in the week. This they do in honor of tho Sabbath, experiences among my swarthy companions winds telling the eeitMM trixiorly. After each of land beneath tbo feet, even though al. th»t table etiquette is peculiar. • They oat mock greets the t>yo is quaint, interesting and tex- *“* «“ greedily. Portions sire allowed souriiutt. All this is at Nassau and everywhere (cording • ago and position, according to tehind. along tbo flower girdled island ' “Su in th" family, and according tn ixaitton ilri%ve. It to simply Cuba,' diminutively, at the feasts, to which these, people are much under better rule. Tbero nre a great hotel, I addlctuL—Barton Transcript. n tuueh of English aristocracy, a horde I ■■■■-■. , of invalids, an ancient flavor of architecture I Addressing nn Envelope. and all forms and customs growing out of • Do not write the addreas so as te> cover th* human activities, or ratbsr inactivities: wljole envelope. Almost every day I as* white men and women who, under tho Influ- [ envelopes on which there is no room left for coco o£ tho narcotic tropical sumjundings ; a postmark witbout disflgurtug tbo addresa Iho and uiovo as in a dream; and 3u,000 | It fe no wonder that such lotte-rs go astray. rimple, guikdees, half naked black folk so I Write your comwpoadent's rnuno first, b*sodden in inertialhat mental activity Ixnpliod I ginning at the left hand side of th*> envelop*, in dreams seems impoasiblo. But that U all, ; put tho name of tbo town a llttlo to tbo right save the endlens contemplation ot God's ' on *b* Uno below, and that of tho state still unuted, unappreciated prodigality of un- j furt..er to the right on tho lower edge of the sought provision of human nearositicw—Ed- ; envelcpe. Then note the county, street and gar L. Wakeman in St. Louis Republic. , number or box number in the loft band ----------' lower corner’ Cooling Off a Tramp. ■Ubk .inun,'lb. U» oUm. .Uj." rtc! -I, ... op «, But, u ib-ran-ror T.,«r ,„„U. luBKi.tvUtb, Um. a aakxm, and outside, on tho sidewalk, there wns a trampish looking individual who had evidently Ixs n annoving the proprietor of tho place. This proprietor, in shirt sleeves, stood Id tln> doorway, surrounded by a quar- ' ,FT.JlL ^12*1” ■”<?re'°.*°<toTU» J.-.I eto, t» HUM. i —eto.l,C~">» ln " rit*r ' I T,“’ s‘Telephone. I Thl' telephone has t*>-n added to the safety i *rvico at tho boepico on the Great Kt Bar- as if nt a preconcerted signal, the proprietor I frr,m ‘be station in the valley below-. preand Ilia four friends made a mad ruih for tho ' enuticwiary rnomrare which baa thus far beau interloper. Before bfwas fulir aware of it 1 Instrumental in the saving of six lives. la L__________ - ... » - ..... . . ... -1 -- ■n Kzshm yell of derision, ami Um half drowned tramp spluttered and blubbered as ha climbed out of the boreo trough at tho curbstone. Bis anior an<l hie clothes lind both Imcn seriously dampen'd, and ho plodded wearily down tbo street, fearing a watery trail behind Wm. He was not ambitious for an oncore,"—Chi­ cago HeraliL ’in attomoot j twonot arrivfo ot two ”---- this timely help both would have perished.— Home Journal. < Ha Did Splaadldly. Birds* Skin for Crafting. Sunday School Tsochra—Johor Dr. Ibxla.nl has communicated to tbo Parts . Academy of Medicine sotno obrarvations re­ I splendidly today. garding tho advantages of tbo skin of birds for grafts on wounds of human being*. Ho maintained in position by means of a little cotton wool and Iodoform gauta Tbo skin Ing supple, delicate and vascular, and .11 readily adapted U> tbo ratface of a. wound, whom it adheres without undergoihg absorp­ tion. In a co*' of sercra burn of tho scalp of eight month*’ standing in a child two years old ha obtained rapid cicatrisation by means The pay and work ot different reporters reporters varies from 8S to MO a week—wad Writer. arty, Georgs I Buch massiva dignity cat At a recent horticultural meeting flowera cotwcioua power 1 were exhibited in a gloat filled with water Ho— Ye-ei: but don't you think, dear, ami fitted with a wide aod flat stopper. To that the emo small peanut bo has ju»t put the stopper the flowers were «ttacbod and into his huge body with ouch a childioh relMh then carefully Introduced into the water In the globe, the »topi>er completely filling the mouth of the globe and being wide eorngti to stand safely. By turning the whole ar-, rangement to that it stood on the etopper, Wife—Why! Ilow.late you are! I thought ______ — I.-™., iri-. — and a pleasing optical illusion i» the rreulL Flowura thus immarwd will krep twice aa long as those in tho air.—Detroit Free Prom. —Lowell Citizen. undoulrtclly neutralitCTi tbo intoxicating and narcotic “ITacts of alcohnL It enables largn quantltim of alcohol to be taken for a roualderobie stretch of time without causing the usual utpuilc loslotis which follow the um> of alcohol alon^ Therapeutically, strych­ nine should I* Utod in ail forms of alcohol­ ism ; it may be regarded as a powerful pro­ phylactic againid nlixiholum.—Frank Loe- directly or indlre-tly a gift from his Poly­ nesian majesty, King Malietoa, of bamoa, a very neat and finished model of a Samoan violin tione inc hoe a middle section by more than 100 cells. The g the bridge am not departed my unfortunate friend, your fate is indeed X ' II “^r^r^^have Burt Snugga and wife, of Grand Rapids. w’wn, • w l«X'r «■•->» «W SHna.r-l .1 S. Haight and daughter, of Lake Odessa, were in town on Saturday. interest in the meat market »•' P*rt1'* Kr-<-ni,n Tte pr,^.l. at <b. JSJSTvLto. )»-«• held from Scotts Statinn. by the bible class of the M. E. b. 8., A seognl Is on the sick Hat. on Saturday evening amounted to about s,,,,,. ml-rabl- I'""Old Mrs. Loveland ia.qnite P00^',' . . noor old glandery how in the road near • ■ ..C. U;:-7 ih<- empire Mb Ellen Bissel In company with b« r the Doud school house one day last week. ^Fred Wager. jr„ has commenced work hS- “-to aw- “’“E ,‘JJ Best climate, beet country aI I f wife, have xuue gone ito C^cadu : ''X’wSSr »< , ...... v»nuuwn.uB w |f» navn «i vw —-on a vtell with . jtp dtail mills for Jesae Jonlon. John Bolelater Mr*. John Bowtre. Journal. , ton and John P- Phillips4a ts ............... ’« • Italian HOMES IN GEORGIA!! I. ««WM. - “““ d*l Take the Baxxct this campaign. �—---- —---- ~ l-y -j MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Our rvaA-ri. hwr tta-btlesa often notWd that Hood’s Saxeapartlla is In the uewspaiH-rv The press recognize m. r.L and doe* not be* SHOOTING JACK RABBITS WHILE give praise where It todwe. is from the Bapll-t Weekly, a hading reRIDING AT FULL GALLOP. . rue*-,-X Inentlj before the public, but no tag ran Ibng help It if It ha* »«< Ifaxl's Sarsaparilla Is well advertised, but the beat pnxif of it- value ft that pen-on* use It on the recommendation* of friends who have proved its pecultar vlrTbo following day we found hone* at the SPORT IN CALIFORNIA. JUSTICE FOR THE “WHITE CAPS.’ •rive-. lake •.xruTsions, picnic* and Imotjurt* aaivvs out to do a good job of entertaining they're „X a wbiv l-ehmd their wutbern neighbor* in point of gei.«rou» hospitality Benjamin Penny and Curt Green, a couple «f rvwident* of Ionia county, happened in at a Bhilob blacksmith shop and hadn't been a little fellow, wss roughly bandied, and grabbing a three cm-imred file gave Green a of Crawford and nelgblxxring counties hare terrorised the community tor ysarv, is re- ktnpr»d, andlashed with hickory switches until blood struarned from their Ix.-ite* and the women fainted, crated a feeling of savage indignation Lu thu Mighbur- California sport after my own idea*. Bring up the boracs. Bob," be shouted, and Bob forthwith led up three musU^ig*. fully sad­ dled. that a]>pearo! to hav^ been kept in the stable for months on a highly excitable dUt for '-or especial benefit Finally we mounted, and the bort put hi* nag at the fenre sc vital time*, just to warm «ei on foot »hlch may nau!t In bloodshed Patrick Burke and Henry Halverson were ■tffocated by foul air "hila digging a wall th« l«.Jio* of their unfortunate romradex Peter Knoblock, a Monterey man. recontecJd 1 i-aiTvl* of bi. last year * apple crop ecutive. Attorney-General Mielw-uer will visit Crawford and adjoining counties prol»ably next wnek, and confer with the autbiwitlos a* to thu best methods to accomplish the total suppreJ-ion of the gang and to convict the leader*. Leslie Mon-land, who overheard loped along the hard rood, “the country out here n way I* well supplied with jack rabblta, and tta* sebeuso is to rid«- tlu-rn down on horseback and shoot them with the rifle." The colonel had supplied us with riflre and. like certain idckwickiant, we were in for it The country wm gently rolling, and we soon came out Into a low brush, with jxlches Deeded in badly wounding three ot them, will be an important and valuable wlr—।—. Gratiot county circuit court concluded a TO TAX IMMIGRANTS work dona wa* to give Janie* Thompson small brown creature, with black ear*, darted up, and In a moment was away like a flash. The Larsen caught the infection, and in a second were upon a dead run. fairly crawl with excitement, snorting, their eyes biasing, and running like tlie wiixL "Look out for Uries." shouted the colonel, as hi* bone took a tiadgcr burrow. But it was too late; one of the mustang* landed knee de»-p in a burrow, stopped short, while the rider kept on. He wa* an old hand at this wrt of thing, however, and clearing him-, seif merely laixlol on hi* /«>t and ran twenty or thirty feet to return and examine the mount. Luckily, no bones «i re broken, and W amhisotox CrrT, Aug. 4 — Iteprr*intaA five and one half foot coal dejxwit baa cummlttcn investigating Italian immigra­ tion lias returned to Washington during the Alma still sticks to <0,000 liquor bauds and ot a drink /hop has obtained a fcotbuld Mancelona Herald, ia making things bat interest him about which "be writes ru*y letters to The H-rald, but there's taabioned Yankee pin. That** tho one thing A Utehfleld man. who lias a decided pen­ chant foi the ever-recurring camp-maating, has invent,-! a buggy socket that k-cutsm his whip from being stolen. Past experience had taught him its usefulnm. A Hickory Corner* girl, IS years old. v> restrict immigration by imposing a tax uf f AX) on every immigrant whether he comes from Italy or any safeguard around American eitixenship. While be would not go so fas a* Mayor Hewitt in <kmondtng a twenty one year* residence in this country, be would certainly and rider* were m»u makIng tlx.- biml ground shake. To hit an animal so small a, a rabbit, ut full run, with a rifle, was seemingly an Impossibility, yet the valiant colonel did it. clauat- about the good moral character ia practical operation. He is also of the opinion that it will be norewsary to atolbh CasUe Garden make flying jack, wbra, dropping the lines, be raised the light wm[»jn which bad !<cn bung upon the saddle, and jn an offhai-d way Bred. entirely a federal institution. it exempt. a ball, and fell, moaning like a child. ••The rifle was haded with shot, colonel,” shouted sosne one. ‘One shot.", laughed the IbUtty. that fro wna exempt from garnishment, but was greatly .urjirued when informed by the court tLat Uw document didn’t make him a and informed hie rappuwt wife of the situa- ried. MORGANJMED HARDi Physician* Hold boating and then robbing Joseph Van Huygau, a night wak-hruan ot that city. It is claimed now that AAmsou La> been emieavortag to entamae 4-diaud of outh-buund rob- for violating the cruelty to animals act. The excitement al Baldwin, ucauiooed by tbo rc|x>rt that -Hue" Andrews bod murdered the Cold water public jchool yeur« ago, shows bow easily a whole community many be mis- Grand Rapid. Maaua* contemplate buiid- 'XWfscity of UjeuO barasb of colic-producer, is now cotnjilate. The tower of Pontiac's high school is now furnished with a 1,2JO-pound bell Ed C. Torpiy, a Wrartoo resident, didn't bureau drawer, intending to send I have been about tea j car* getting into the habit. There guei another1" and away went th® bonce, who knew a rabb.t half a mile away, and rnjoyed the sjiort as much u the bush mv timl to afford cover for oue or more. The sharp nfi.» began . report* . - of- -rej*ating ----- -w---------«— 10 *ouuJ ■'* rapkl succeaakHi. and little cloud* of du*' I,ko “noke l‘prv »nd th*n’ all about the flying gone-, showing hv»v diffl00,1 0 »t w»* »u tat such a mark. ■’Thon- i. no use in trying to take accurate nun,” aaid tiro ••shut." a* the boras came up *ad vuihhd to “It to a matter of intuition, belivVf. I take no aim. but ]*.itut tiro rifle when- 1 think “ the wji], the ------raUrtt -- ------ *be‘ »ih-h “ bullet g‘<» there, and in *uuiu way they man­ age to make cuuii'ction.’’ tbo tragedy hi* life could proixtbly bo *av<«L Hiding acroai country nt such n »pecd in the ck-or. bracing air ww>«wst exhilarat­ others a great deal of trouble " Afterward ing xjxirt, and the excitement 1; caused was astonishing. Tiw liorani fairly went mad. There is something unpleasantly human about the voice of a dying jack. The first I time of the McMunn rescue. aver took in coursing was in tho valley, and tny greyhound had >tartc1 to tin- eret and Eon.- out of sight. A deep arroyo stopped my hone, and. I wa* rtaudtag in tlx- saddle njout at 125 East Eleventh street. The build­ trying to follow her with my eyre when I ing adjoin* Webster hall and wa* occupied b<-ard piercing scream* and then in-joiw from by J. Echafer, wife and two children and the roe I .lirc-tly behind me. Thinking that a child had been run ever or injured m *omx way, 1 dropped into the Middle and made for Uw road, to find my dog standing over a covered, but was promptly extinguished dead jack. Sbc'hod circhxl ami turned faha, and brought it to a finish immediately Be­ hind me. Often when shot on the run the ding and cloeete were saturated with kero­ jack will utter a piercing, half human shriek. sene and beuexlue besides two '•jokers’’ that off bi* arm*, and be began trying to pull ths rope off hi* node. The phydclana grabbed hi* hand* and held then* until he died of I strangulation. It wm twahtv-four minutes i before the heart roaacd to b-vit, and be j c terrible da.lh, drawing his leg. up and | kicking in a frightful manner. Morgan I mad® astatemmd to Warden Coffin that I night that is looked upon by soma s* being a I cuufwwionof bi* guilt. During hi* couversa- i tton the warden .uggmted to Morgan that if 1 drtda is by no means a pleasant light Mgniwl his pudtioa as , Flint & Psre Marqu whiled the time away listening to the yarns Detroit's bostaMe men recently told the toter-.tate commerce commission what they knr .v about the railways discr.ruinating in favor of Chicago shippers, but the latter «ren a UtUe bit The common practice of putting children hii desire unlcte you see danger before him. To cleanse a soured si«uge, use lemon juice and lukewarm water. Oil of lavender sprinkled around a room may change hi* religion, his politics, hi* race and toctal jrvjudice*. *nd sever Id* all*- Tubs and pails well rubbed with glycerine will not shrink. ___ roic importance. The Oriental woman, how­ encHixh ” »aj* a mother whose too. alinoet bmufwitb Srofula. was eared by this medletne. ever, opfMiw.* with a conservatism that is \ Howard City couple named Carlton arc sublimely tenacious, all change, all prugraa in thaw dlrectiOM. nod stranger still, all the parents of 1 lb-. I& ounrem of babytendency toward her wn emancipation. If a movement were set uu foot to do away with the yashmak (fare veil) and the life ot seclusi'.Mi led by women in Turkey, the Turkish woman berw-lf would oppose the innovaUoti stronger than anylody. Rbv re- tally Injured. »anl at Battle Creek and are "camping out" for the arason Without the auuoyaucu and disThe Grand Trunk pwoplr have purchased the Toledo, tjagtaaw & Muskegon railway, which gives them a direct line to tbe aawBust city. Tls thought that the Grand Trunk folks will put on a line of steamers between Milwaukee and Maekegou. G H. Hockley, the Muekegun lumberman Who reovutly donated IKXi.uUO for a library the property of tier husbatul If we couk! we wuukl take her by tbo band. the same freedom aa'uur own women enjoy. We would introduce l»er to th- ball room.-to the drawing nom. permit her to mingle anil converse with geutlcmen and to Im* onse a social being. In doing oil this we should, uf course, I* governed by the kindtot motive, no more, no l»«s, than that of securing for the Turkish woman social freolom and rJevatino, and, rotwr<iu« nUy. according to our idea*. CObUed him. 5/A Boss Stable. 5/A Electric. Nothing i* more certain, however, than 5/A Extra Teet Every •uflerer I* earnestly requested to try It and they win acknowledge it to be A Wonderful Medicine all disorder* of Use liver. snt orxatis of tur human machine. "I hare usad hmnnon* Liver Bvgnlator many ) ear* and ran rouscientlously say It k» the King of al! liver remedies. I consider • It a medicine chest Itaell.** 30 other See your dealer before cold weather, and if he hasn't i,i Horse Blankets don't get stuck with poor imitations, but ask- him tn order some for you. ____ rt-.2 band-, in virtuous horror st such a proposi­ tion. 61m- doesn't consider bcraelf a slave or a prisoner, by any means. Rhe believes that she enjoys a far greater measure of freedom than thi- Eurv*puan »r American lady The barrier that separata*her from the worjd at the njipoher An­ her own ha-land <iari- ]r«wunM- to violate her iiiciignito in public, nor dare be invade her ajmrtmcnte. in lus own Loom-, without the woitK-n of Frungistan. Our >yn>|«xbr for tQterfennee in her Irhalf die bi-ittar But dtwpite nil thu cotuwn atuui and averto twm-lf a woman * pren^t.re t-, t*. jw>-. * wtr bit iu- ’.ard-tent with te-rwlf Chongo None genuine without this Trade Mark sewed inside. (Coyynahlsd iStt, by Wm. Ayms A, tom] ! uTSirLF.D«»»jl.li VlOOkof BO ■ IM D and KAKHOOtCmwint exhan dr*!:J upon the FOVMTArwr of U ■ BABACMI, BACKACIK, Dre tawttas, WKAKMK5MI od Msreory. BA ri LSEM in BOC IETT. HIBPLEX the FAt'K, and *11 the ErrECTR teadlnc to HSI.Y BBCATaad perhaps < OMat ■ P­ TION or IMSAMITT.ShouUion.ull at one® th* OtlABRATEn j>r. Claxfa, Ertabihbad 1BL Dr. Oarttahaaaiade servois t>pHit.ITT. IHMMiC and all Dtoraaas iff PAINT liar to theirssx can rotignlt wn^ the of rpeedy relief end cure. Send 2 oenu postage YOUR BUG ha* changed, auil-krepi uu ehaupng. But it is only in tta- matter of IikI-xt draw, only a little matter i f feminine apjnrel within the prrcinvts of her own exclusive wvrld. Hero the Turkish lady ha» of late sera fit to imi­ tate the m<<tes of Pari* and Vienna, whilst fur outd«>r ostumm she still cling* to the old feridji and veil.—Thomas Steveua m Woman. -----... innnuj »nv that I tell," aid the ahoemaker. FOR ONE OOLUB COITS HONEST T. D. CLARK®, M. D. Merrill Block. Detroit. Mich. the scribe. fumunee bis patrons with a freelunch-in HOUSE PAInlTl ting something for nothing, yoii are all right I know a Bowery tailor who, by guaranteeing t<, keop all clothing made by him in msir tor ... ou th* 1 wb day of November, a. D. OST7. in a carlain cause thereto pending. wherein Albert E. Powcrel* and ■nil >.!!< Ifeompialtiani. r-Minr xm x.r — Harvey LOMSt \ ■ ■ . COITS FLOOR PAINT; d ' |aper dealer in Brooklyn, who sells wall zS^WONT DRY STICK! MxxxkaFoub, Mian., Aug <—There will "Talking about Bjwrt," he said, "reminds mo of a little exjertenec I bad with rm Eaglhbman *.>me year, ago up in Uro main budnres d^c bftha: range. He came down from'Frisco with a ,l*d* 10 CHiftMuto building letter of introduction to me, and v. anted to tots with every rev-rved «*; ticket. Thget into tbo heart of the big game country. touvemr* prweutwl by u-ir city manager, •*,000,000. The claim is now in the bands of It so bapi«ned that I had 400 or 300 head of is only another tebetne for making i«uule a well known attorney, a bo stated that he think that they an- getting something L>r could give -OO particulars about the matter him up and introduced him to half' a Awn .Poth-‘,s By *KT«’mg to revole all shore tought of me 1 merely divide m>with my customers, liut any Idm sustaliwd wanted. They got it into his bead that it wa. un*jxirt»raanlike to shout a brar. and that it should bo taken with a lariat ; so he practiced with a rope at steer*, dog*, stump* Wmnepeg. and men until be wm a verv fair haul at it and finally one day went -4f un n regular bear hunt Grand Opera bouse is probably false. With tog snosou intends to retire from public life. The report that she will marry Geb­ hardt In a few weeks continues to circulate. Mra Langtry can well afford to enjoy tbo remainder of her life in privacy, as her pro­ fessional work in America Iwn richly there w*. a large patch of wild grape that black bear* nn- fond uf, 01*1 ther ma,in for it, fairly sure to And one or mare, and sureenough they did. Coming down a hub- *id-> canyon, they <-am« out into a level spot with ,n nf ■■ __ . , .. Fred L. Heath. Heistlng*. property to-wit1?,, wrtxln Pt«* or pared of land sltuatMl to Uie township ot Orsnrerilie, la the County o! tarn sad State of. Mlehlpb. and deserttw.1 thereunto vl- n«ing ar in any wise apncnamitK. CHEAP EXCURSIONS^ oSolicitor for Complainant. cal of the Circuit Court for the romf> for you free’ 1^5 levy upon *bd tetre Al! tot-rtgKL uite-and CRAND RAPIDS HERO. Holstein friesianS , '7',uwium u«y « April, ESTAIlUknilD. Is-6erotic French employ tiro boarding terrible She is worth over 11,1X0.000, her real estate aloue being worth <800,(00. 8be bdds souw sixty first uiortgagea Ou prujwrty in New York city. ___________ faihlon would go, and riding around, dropjwd his lb® daily f1-ntJ,7'*M «wu*b to fill Qp U. kUun, ■toto. ot w,, but the pony settle. 1 back; Whiteville Indian while engaged in 5/A Five Mile. tlie chains of a barbarous social system that itanglnl In tbs har- boy's */k Jake is 101 tot years years old. Ht has seen lots of horse blanket but never saw' any which woifl wear tike 3 J Hors iorsc Blankets. IBvwb X*-m the Bchafere. Karl S-buernanti. a Detroit citlsen, wants tho Deu-.it City rail way to pay him <10,000 Do not a*k nuteher tn do Vbat you would HI* Baud* While Nrw You, Aug A—The World's (pedal from Columtms, Oblo, says that “Bl inky" Morgan made an awfnl fight for Ufa whan He’ll know bettor bow to proevoi next . Char Jex Johnson and W. H. Robertaon THE BALKAN PENINSULA. into behavior. . ’ t -- f July A. a D. I UM. i*LC > « Oil July. HAKk*t*>la 8imt Cummmxt bMint. Att y t£ id <ff both tex*> •T’.jllff'} the boys expected, tin- •rolling' businm*. JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA a pony s» the boys M. L. 8WKET, Breeder and Imjrrtsn coming, gctttng more and more entangled every monsssit, and Anally the |«oy turned tail and legan to drag her, she yelling and whimporiug and scratching gravel, the boras (Taxed; and in this shej«> the)- rame to the V???? ft?30 r PUc« ”>d al] DI*. log, the Englishman cuasing things until Nutlos is hereby given lbs’ «■>. ’ ;!X writ uf fieri facias l*weAovt *f ,j e«seal ot the nrcult eenrt tor t! > < "•»? Ktateof Michigan, and ta»y ■mW BBd BttlMf ike It u* lands and ksroments of Ot.t >t I--'"1" T. a and to th* fallowing prof The boys gut rat Lit left trying to fool Uro t*. saprctaliy ^’h oflmrtre. Ttad. dispirited and Chronicle W.JOH* I. W. Vine MAX. 1MM"' mint, amt tor ruiuw a. D. �NATIONAL legislature. OPR ANGLOMANIACS. OOINGS or THE W.SE MEN AT WASH­ Siesp That Knows No VVakmg Claims the Hero. the VICTOR vuuum. Lrerxcan and I _________ MltdK.lI advocated it. and Edmunds rather ENGLAND DOES THIS, SAYS THAT OR THINKS THE OTHER. INGTON CITY finally vanquished. . Warning on English methods . .^a’«W»TOk Crrr, July 3i .jtt. _ tine and unintermtlni«»tba tanete l,UM— — dooa in Invincible Steals gf!wnU w;fn. .,,, -7~-general uenelrcey il, “<Jan *uaen'lmant appropriating glt3t»'.(XX> for arnwra nf -_A 1 .a: “ :tiin and Does His Work Quickly. Can for the Children A matter that will constantly England do this, or say that, or think the Purify the Blood tbink. as if io Rwd'i .s_.-33parllla Is characterised by «k>d the bilL So Mid SLINKY" MORGAN HANGED. Mn«. Aug iV^-'Dr. McKee haa - r;-fl) --announcing tb« death ndin of heart failure ■! tuJdenly at ludto. «Ub ""I Gen. Sheridan’s family consists of wife and ^rfaddren. Tt^ u iX pnLT^ ^terandtheltutegtrijwtn,. Tbeiau^., Well OB tbe older ones, can rank Frenrh Mre Kberi.ian h^ Iwen very eaJeful of t2r debated for imgatiou'? **” °h,° *«* th* proposal ns amended . 84o*tU*1- ' Murder of D-trertlve Hallies. »ut further actum, amItlZ^STi^ 1 ICoLV’‘B^. OWo. Aug. 4.-Cuarta. alia. Themanufscture* committee pres£m2Tto ! i,Rll"ky UorX»n. th* principal figure in th* lb. bouse ttair report oo u. 1 1??'”'* 'TY? ‘"'l ,ho murJ* nt 0**tiv. t*m . sod a>kal iav. to “"I1**!*.’ U Cleveland, Ohio. wa. executed vrai uenctenry bill exms up. uTi mg - ’S^f “Xt te curing promotion through political or n,-.. •onn! favnrititm. If* w»« . h a.____ . .. . . . . ' . , hi* motto wa* a* L.O "?“Wb^”>r you sen a bead hit it. nod bit It tianL" WIOQary ni)Jge ,)m. At Ute battle of «, Miwlonary Ridge hUr his mmniand tald a v«y very important important posit! uoritinu m the t“ nfin . i iilureat prevlotta ■infavomUo in- -rfiil during 1b<* day. tixAj full nourlsbisi-nnily, «• usual Tta t.nitly were in hopeful d preparation- for the s. (*<■;. S|i..ri<lan mid :• I. There having I-pen • mptoins appeared Dr* it> ill'll-Illy applied tba re med ire ffoctiva in for^hjjr attacks, Sirter* M iMn mid tta, preterit during tho genNo arraiig-metit< have -ud.;t mi 1 night tta do©, r i:nn>,-ltrttn c-suse of death __________ not even think iu own thoughts, achinvcs only a pale reflection and imitation of tbo . o« w oiui acuou ana spoecn; and it creates tho liability of returning us to oar old colonial ertatc, in which we shall process of securing tbs active medicinal qualities. Tho result Js a medicine of unusual strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown. “Hrxxi's Sirssrortlla tones up my system, ruriflrt. my blow), shnrpens my anpetite. ana .Mean to iaake mo over." J. V. Tiiomfbom, Ecgister of Deeds, Lowell, Mass. “Hood's flirsaparflla beats all others, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla An amend- material life. ; Ibto krt.'ltOgr‘pbe" tor 'xtr* WOTk tbu session, «hicb had alreadv -__ u atter tT by , ao° of printed JP” 7’m,nlu** n»e with tta Ull I WU jv-nding, the conference rejwrt on tho Ohiaha puUte bmkLug LIU fixltj tbe appro­ priation nt mi.OOQ was-read, and with’xit action the house adjourned, WamHIXgtOj, Crrr . Mentiod with {be Outbwalte bill in tbe house retaX?^^^ ,^t*r-da’rJfor or. -the 1 r — •— ywieraay ^funding of th* Union Pacific Railwar ।I h, l^rW'a for th* tta entire entirc I! '*,bL *' l,ruvl‘i”* for **• d”Ut llia I 21JT1 f *** d,,bt ». «tty year*. • Tbo I I moluuon to inquire into tbfe r®*>luuon tU* effo-t eff.( -t of Of CanaCana­ raBwav* aurxm •da>i system <>f railway* jZ)I, tih» t,„ corryj^ trade of this country was adopted. ’Tta 1 eivil bill w„ then nup . NC-11 to go on and begm tta ascent of tta uU‘^7.^' “l al'l‘r,'nrUting money for a pubridge Thoma* grow uneasy. Gen. Grant was ' ! C buU,l,nlC at Atchison, Kan., wax objected furprisrel nt this move, ss hl* orders w..M V, I a ‘*d. attaching of meh stop at tta first line of rebel worts. - Turn- I n‘"ur*" ,0 ,h" "“‘•‘iry civil bill, uiey being (pg to Gen. Thomas b« wild: -WIkw work ‘^“■tureof "rider*"-Md finally roj-cted is Ihisr Thomas niuivvred, without lower**h? "a' v0**—Hl'ooncr Ing his field glw- “! don’t undiwsUnd iL” ' "n amcn lcD®ut to refund the In that quiet but •igniflcimt manner Grint 'J/T1 UX Jh" This was tta bill raplusl: -WtH; if lt 40lwn.t lu£Zt r?2 . m? 22^ U"“> «•. b<ra esriy •tar* will fall to-morrow " meaning of ,hU.**lw^ A point of enter was made couree, tta star* that n Joraed the gwJid’i I 2^,'n‘ “ ‘ ‘ h * 7m l^nrrnl Ink'’l«tion on Shoulder strajw. ' * I “' ■PPropri.tiou bill and tbe print was BU,. Sigurd O-. n perpetual colony of Great Britain. Iu geographical situation. IU isolation from the Old World, iu immetwe extent, iu pc-aresion of ail climates, all anils. its own, while generations have imported to the dmeendanu of iu first settlers a charac- ; only by a’L HOOD to CO.. Lowell. Masi. IOO Doses One Dollar. arJO MACKJNAC civilisation, then, should be on an English than <>ii a French, an Italian or a German model It should lie on none of them. It should l» American. In tin* couree ot time It should In one great American pcojde, varying only with the rnrowitii-sof iu parallela, the customs of iu tropica, tin life of DETROIT. MACKINAC ISLAND a now and loftier civilimtiim jKMaibly than has appeared in the world before. . DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Summer Tours. Palace Steamcas. Low Ratks | i ! | ; -,«« will ™?ta Iri2d ’ ™plt®J8b<’rt'lan- “tot I tbe bop* of recovering such property wttluwill you be kind enough to give Gen Gran- I rive Cnekrell also otipoted tta apnrooriager ty complimetiu. and ask tau wkteh wm tloo m -n atariute wXoTro .LetaX? u”1 °r “f tho “* lhe ri',a’’ ft“d *d‘* 't might cotn|illcnte tta government' first lino nt. tli* bottom!" v 1 in trouides from which it might not cosily Before tbe courier got tack-to Gen. Wkan- extricate itself. Without action on Call's gvr tta first line on tta top of the bill had amendment tta senate at 5:30 p. tn. adbeen reached, and Gen. Btaridan's men were ' journed. tta fin* to get ttoro... . . | A letter from Speaker Carlisle announced In the spring of 1*4 Rtarldar.taa* given a । to the t»»use that he would be atsent for rornew field .>f action by reason of Gen. era! days, and McMiHin was seh-cted tor Grant1* mimirntion ol his past gallantry, i speatar (ro tem. Au attempt to hav. Aug. Tbe latter was dissatisfied with th- result* TawigMii for consid.-ration ot labor bin. —--rr’TT-- by -z tta -- ravnlry -------- -- re -.‘-un ■ ,failed. mTO. a .HoxMA.oro^rc^ accompltslx-l in Virginia, Tta conferenc.- reto-t o.! on uh the, umana Omaha «n>! «-m< Etalking hIIr tetr u-tf'S, ...» »...1 - - ■ public , ibuilding ,, i, .bill ... was .rejroted . . . and. a new and was with E the prodd-iut nnd-weretory of war of bU d-regi*. “I want,” be confereore erdorad. The bill appropriaaaid, -an active, energntic max. full of life, atea fl/jp.OU). A bill tor tbe revocation uf . spirit, ami power.* Haliwk. who was pre* withdrawals of certain Iowa nn I Minmssota • ent. inquired: “How would Sheridan dor lands was poawd. Tbe senate amendmeuta i •Th. very man I want," said Grant, and tel to tbe army appropriation Uli wer* notion graphed tor hitn that hour. i curbed in. with th* exception ot thu Hawley often«Ml-tuld and mm: bernic of his achieve- ! non-concur in this was ponding when the mente was his ride from Winchester t«/ the house adjourned. C—1-*™*™"'WuMi.orj, OTT. A«H-A Join. rw>r**"r **’.'■'<*; .U.b«ldn,lip~u.n> w OU.1. ,»1~ tbe manners and apeedhood hnbita of such a I—>pte drvel,q> according to their own uresis, aud not to attem(rt to enforce upon them an arbitrary system of another and total Iv dif­ ferent country, climate and institution of cantc.’ What od<ls i* it to the woodsmen of the northern pcninauhM. to 'the cowboy* ot the -outhwE-stem prairie*, th the mitten of tlw Rocky mouutaina and th* Sierras, to the ord-r turning ills body over to Dr. Clemmer, planter* of the MimUaippi levnl*. how Engltoh th- physician of the prison, with the requ^t lord, and ladies ’and »cbo!are addro** their rfadting cards, enter their carriages, dip their spoons! And why »hoald tbe girl graduate order he received a letter from Nellie Low of Vnwar or Welleeley trouble lieraelf with ery, of Cleveland, who is reputed to have tta fancy that because sbe dons not two th* lawn bto mistress, asking that bin body I* rising inflection of vUco at tta clow of all her septaKa as the Girton graduate Hue*, her education is therefore deficient and her it was no more than right sta should «ne bis reaourcas limited! face after death Morgan changwl his mind It is a matter U quwtioa wtettar tbe after reading th* letter and asked the English domestic life, |*inia*i: ia, ia of physician to relinquish bis Haim, which wa* Srur quality than-tta Gorman petal her tho done. igllsl, mental life is of finer'irtroin than tta Tbo execution was witnessed by thirty French; whether tho t*wm]>* on^rNorwegian persons. Morgan was on tho scaffold when are not as manly, n* gi-uinl, as true, ns the tht' *I’*Klftor. entered th* execution depart- English; if tta I Lilian ami 'the Spaniard are ®*nk He looked like n high-toned gentle not uf a tAore jioctical sort; whether, in nian 4w**d for “ ',ranln* *■’> Tbe war short, there Is any peculiar rcaumi why the rnnl w**read, and Morgan refused to say n English taha'nor and ttaugbt idiould be *ord’ *“» “ *tetu,J “ tto roP* made our standard ralta-r than that of any “'‘ju’bd. W tan all was ready, the rap other ptnpie. H'e may be told that soma down, ,drawn ’r”r" ■' n"rn and 'tho h“ ropo r’’~ began to tighten, Morgan »|ioke in n loud tone, "Good-bye, same language; but udk-n wn cume to con­ Nellie," and passed through tbo trap. Tho sider tbe matt-irof language, the queetiun l>owork wm not a nu-.’oe* - Thd body writhed cotrie* a still more open one. Then. i» n<* a in tho greatest agony and the logs Jerked, whole county in all England where tlw lanwhile the srins swung and .the bands gungi- is generally spoken in anything a|>clutched. He slowly strangled to d«ath pronching purity; there is but one where it is BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS- E. B. WHITCOMB, G»x Pu*. Amst. Detroit & Clin land tins Kn|pHu Ct DKTROrr, MICH. 16675618 For 847-80 a firet-das xl f it 80 days, with su obtained from fit. Hull K 'MAY GOD BLESS YOU! When mt are tn trouble we cry for help. Wlitu we are relieved we often tenret to be thankful. But not alwaya. Mr. W. W Grtffla, nf Trent Creek, fit. Clair Co.. Ala., writes: “I li»d a bad attack of chills nnd fever. My system was full of malaria. Kur two years I was scarce­ ly able tn work at all. Home times fiy heart would palpitate for two hours at a tnne. My" legs would ret wild to the knees, and I fully ex­ pected to die. Iii September. IWI. I bought a bottle of SbnkerXExtraet of Boots, or HrijtlA’a Curative Syrup, obyour agent. Mr. K. M. King, and beforr I had taken the-first bottle I fell bet­ and Its a short Hine was nble to go to work. kingdom* where it la ejatkvn with the purity ter. "Mny God tiless you fur the good you have done.” and perfection that i« used, for instance, in Mr. Wm. J. McCann. W Randall Ht., Boatoa, writes: Six months ago I began to throw up my food After eating. I thought 1 was going InioconsumptHn. I soon becatt to hare pain Inthecbret. stomach and aides. I-got tittle sleep ar <1 woke all tired out I ono- loot fire In four days. I began using Shaker Ex­ of it which have tweome the slang of tbo pound* tract of Boots, or Seigel's Syrup, and when I upjicr clweei using that vernacular, in which had nmsbed the sixth tattle I could cat three “nouaenae’* is called •"rot," luul wvatber is square mesh a day. and go to sloop tbe minute 1 struck l»ed. I una paper hanger by tr»4e, eallwi •‘beastly,* our own euphonious ■'swill" and havethe worked every day since 1 took lb* sac* ia called “bog wash,” unseemly conduct ia. ond bottle, and galled elglitern |>aunda. I enlied “nasty;” and |«cubar people tTe ought to be thankful and 1 am.” This rcnirdi open* all the natural passages of tbe body, ex reIs the potoon from tta btood ana Int r-etale oommiMlou, writing tbo history ot Steamship com|>any of New York tor the the Vermont brigadv In which be served. wixure of one of tbrir steanwrs in 1WL Bllh Chicago, July 80 —The srorea of the for a bridgo acrnai tba NiaUMippi at Wi­ “While thus waiting for tbe complete re­ nona. Minn., and a public building at Jack­ League* ta-e ball Hide, yesterday ware as v. oi.he KirrniPAv i.;xu formation of the array, sulkily, and, it U to son, Mich.. were passed. Also a bill appro­ follows: At Detrolt-r Detroit 5, Indianapolis Thu remote cause wav be feared, profanely growling over the priating. <30,001) for a monument to com­ defeat in detail which we had ex- memorate the revolutionary bnttio of Prince­ 1; Washington 8; at Chicago—Chicago 7, portoncod. though not in tbe least ton. Tbe proporilluu to appropriate 81(1,(XX) Pittsburg 8; at Boston—PMladelpia 4, Bea­ which barn occurred have disposed to admit that our division bad to look intolbu claim that Grant Britain ton .1—eleven innings. Chicago. Aug. 1—League scon* yiwterday: :• exhaustion, pulmonary been wMppcd“-fh fact, a little proud of what bolds a large amount ot Confederate propwe harl already done — and expecting tbe ttjt.'is, ane».T-> and hemorrhages. He was at BvsUm—Boston 5, Philadelphia 6—eleven rebel charge, winch we grew more and more n**t-* j -.-vArday. but not more so than be innings; at Detroit—Detroit S, indlanap^ls «w&tent we should repulse, we bean! cheer, , Leblnds us on tbe pike. We were astounded. and ordered feinted, and tta senate ad­ ft—eleven Innings. os well tn follow our own methods and make Nuuquitt. At about Oil) symptoms of taart journed. our own manners, sure that manners which base tali playing yesterday wm m follows: are. gentle, cleanly and pure, and which hurt Tbe I ioum went into committee on tho sen ­ quietly waiting for what might ’ ta further । flilure suddenly H'-pi-ared. * Tba remedies, ai>d immediate disaster, while far in tta rear ate amendment* to tta army bill and nnn■-ui’ i.*i taietofpro, been sugo-ssful were tta ordnance amendment.^ A at Dvtroit—Detroit I. Indianapolis 4; at CH­ Cages, can only be right manners; that tbo wo beard tta straggler* and hospital bum- concurred in ---------------------------------vigocoinlr applied, but prove] ineffectual, m«rs, and tta gun!*« artilleryman' actually I resolution directing that tbe buuss will fainnguagnof Shakcajs-um and the Bible, which ---------------- to ,a “ amendment* nings; at Boston—Boston 2. Ptilladelphia 4. h> spoken more nrarly here than anywhere Uw , ted :>• suit rapidly, dying painli*ly at the cheering as though a victory bad been won. 1 si st on it* -di«agrecmetit wn* offered, but pending the dlscuwion of a Chicago, Aug. 3.—Tta Ansxi airgregaWe could hardly believe our ear*. ••The explanation soon cam*, in tbe appar­ point of order ax*inst it, jtho houw ad­ tint, played good enough tall n-torday V- ,.„u . break the monotony of tb- tnst week or two . IK-e,or literature and daily life; and dial ition which Buchanan Rood's yet embryonic journed. tta foulisb, If their insular reinbut now well-known po*m ba* made famil­ Washihgtox Crrr. Aug. A—In tbe senate and win • game. Bun-tare f lu-had. 1__ _ - A* lOr.t.ui_ Itzwtnn 'i , .. .... . . . I’' c day* the public had been 'led to iar. A* tbe sturdy, fiery Sbarijan, on bis yesterday ttainnau Ingalls announced a* ----- ..------ -. riurdy, fiery steed, flocked with foam from th* cvmmltt/w to Inqurc intrf commerce and that tbe lw»t thing they can do is to follow hl* two hour*' mad gall :ping, wheeled front businM between thU country and Canada, burg h; at Chicago—Chicago 4, Uidlnnajxrii*' our ■■xanipk1 in a few things, if not iu all, tta plk* tad dashed down the lino, our di­ Hoar. Aliiscn. Hale, Dolph. Fugb, Eustis, 3-rovon innings, rain; at, Wkridngton-' and setting aside written speech, which i» a 2,- Philadelphia 0. ------ , . i fixed qunutity. correct their own spoken vision also broke forth into tb* most tumult­ nn.l BlodmtL Th* committee on Indian af- Washington ‘j t’tWxpr-tat; ni.faJl that tbadistinrulsbed ous applause. Tbe Indianapolis rinb Hub , sj^ch by one that more dowdy touches the Ardent Gen. Custer first fairs was inrtructixl to continue itelnvostiga- • Chicago. Aug. 4.—The « dier w-si'.l .'mi, bi. well To iw sure the •topped the wonderful ln«plrer and .kissed tiou treaty mu into Indian suiuau mattera - Tta * — fisheries ------------------ i camo uss over =rsr yreterday yt^fml=y to piny pfr.y a “ writ* "erica with •taruinrd of precision than m nt present was ttan taken up ami Riddleberger delivraslb-n deliv-, Anson's Amun's nine and m*C met defeat defeat, t'i-> the city dty papers rcaclHxi by tbeir r>wu vernacular.—Harper's him before his men. HLs next halt wns be a ttfUltlila tore I _X»l..M »katbe —.wilt I,-* William Main-, a notablef—feature | pclng credit thereof to William MainsBamr our /own brigade. Such a ured. a. pbllliplc against it, «»i hot, iL.'-jgbt that the l>a<l symptoms fore of tta spec'll being Rtost hostility t j Eng- • of Davenport. Ia., who is a new fiitcii»r , -'i.var.: ininbriiate danger and so tbe an* scene as bls prewnco producel and such land Morgan followed in advocacy of tbe rigned early this week. H« jfitrhod “good ' !; r.uo-.-n.Umt death liod really arrived emotions a* it awoke can not b- rvalixod U-raty A bill was poised to provide an ad- • bB)p undoubtedly and appear* to be an aconce in n century. All outward m«nifo*tecnsalan rare hi the Balkan jwnin»uia, tlons were ns enthusiastic as men are capable ditiona! a*scci«te justice on the Wyoming qulrition. League base ball score* yHterdny -i fronting a window look- of exhibiting: cheering seemed to come from aunreme court, and after a brief *ocr»t**s- w<Te: At Boston— Borton 0. N*w York B; at thar |«ople have hern removed ever ii | Ciucago-Cbicar> 5, Indianopolbi 4;at Wash■ ■ Asia Minor and colonisud on land the throate of bnum, and rap* were thrown to rion th* **tate adjourned. ri>4- oHi-try j 4.( nxking to have live, the topa of the watteriug oaks; but tai-atli a short timi wm spent in the bous* onrou- 1 inston- Washington- 3, Philadelphia A Tta Tta days arc gone by Wt-m drenxsian gtrb tin* busmeoL and then Sayres withdrew his ixroit-Pittetmrg gain® was called in tta ore openly rokl into slavery to tta Turks, • lire hod l.’pirtad. He had fought and yrt wperior to that* noisy .temonstra- RMlet-M of MstructloM to the bou*» con-1 inning owing to rain, tta scare being 3 allbough, like many anoth-r thing in Turkey ;bi«.uit bad donehU work, the end tion* there was in every heart a revulsion of IXea’on the army .nropriatian MIL Tta w j (n f,vor of DetroK , that tie* law pretax, not to revguro:, tta 11 ' n Around the still figure stood feeling tad a pressure of emotion beyond de­ scription. No more doubt or chance for ™n.dn»»u -«* CA.0.W iy » -u u-.. relativm ami torrowing friends, but doubt existed; wo wore safe, perfectly and in and a conference ordered. Ib» general fereol lllno, stand a* follows: daughters and sisters to the highrat bidder, unconditionally «afe. and every mat. kiM>. deficiency bill wm then taken up. but nearly with tbe same cold blooded iiargaining that ' ^rla)'' I.'nited htatas had departed, and »U on praton I^UU«. Hn*W ■* ’••’*»........... th*r name in tbe long list of ■na charued that the Democracy from tbe I»-v- , ....... A WOMAN SLAYER LYNCHED •J?’ Far from objecting tn thia commercial trans­ -MOip—1 to ““‘7!” Ji EK’.'!’"" . ... flu. r'iuMiul.’. 1. ' I.inru i>-<*i«la*ion declaring that the committee* of ', p.junur.KX “would not1 report the btll- before State ot MKhlgan-Finh Judicial Circuit, in lliiunn, Sult pending In Circuit Court for County at Barry. In chancery, at the City nf ilastlnc*. an th* tenth day of July. A. D IMt William Ft. Rtrlrklm. <-o«ii|>lainant. vs. Mellsm Sirieklm. defendant. in tt»L» rauw It apitaaring that defendant. Mellnut Ktrloklen. ’» not a reatoant of tlit» stair but renlde* In tba state of Ohio. Tlirrrfore on morion of Suiith ft Col* grove, solicitor* for complainant. It is ordered that dtfendant -ntr lirr at>|>earan<ie tn said c»use. on or Iw-fore tour months trotu the date Of this ord-r. and that within twenty d«vs tbe cornnlalr u.t cause lids order to be published In the Hasting-Basskb. said publlrstlou to be continued once (iiowh week fur six weeks iu SPCCVS»l0l>. Hooker. Circuti Judge. THEYDIDIT. What? Cured among others tha following. They write; 7^“ "»“*'«•: ”riL- fr-iuthi: Military academy at "rttLn: I. Wved tn fro :tier warfare extev.-r, At tbe beginning of tta _• i wnri. ... appointed quartermaator of ■x.'iihwratern Mtaouri, and In May. iwu •appointed colbnel of a Mlcb• TiTslry company, but wm lain - loned brigadier general of I.,. ■” “Jl T’ift-r a brief period was put 1 or ’' • Eloveruh division of tbs Ib nJ ,l" commanded a division ta-r "{ “* Cumberland, and at tta «-*-t M.-ue itiver. Dec. 31, Ibt U, saved *'7 ln,nirvut by his stubborn reatate «uh । , '>u'iucton thia occariou bo K^te-ral Of volunteers. In th. p^n Onuit “lied him to tbe Army of .. ot°‘n*c. and be wm given command of tajteu’7 2,rt*A He"‘•““Jdtaingutabd* Jun,;g th. month, of May. Jun* “2J J*”"”- On lUreb < b. phm io Of tbe Army of tta Shenandoah ta^“a^0,u* mld<Uo mil'tary dlvis- ho deliberately stabixri £5u.. “reSS. cw«« tolm iwcuu- they were afraid to be brought tou vote ttarcon. MeKinnry of New Hamp- ' 4ilra-raplfed io Hovey. *nd cited statistic* to j d,owtb*t LT».«)0penrion d,‘™ tatted during tbe Urt cr.tte *innm*tratkm .gain*JWUOW durt^ the similar period of Republican rule. ; we HUA r~__ and then, Mias Schults was a hotel Emwni met Jte was immediately arrested There wav intense excitement and feore of mok prevailed The officer^ accordingly *r,-« Umlrnn b~rl«A S* **''“ u too. Doalng □< »» “•«*' doubt determined y feign insanity UWOa. " IkU ■,vuu I w James G. Bhita and family “• ” " —■»**»• **•» a®w- £>’l«nn'u 4* si K3m£«: «J « £«2Iviii*_art M -IN < ais*i«»ukcit». -J*. m jr.i miIwbusm -".I Minuu'n'lP UiHiainboul were leswnsd by the edict of the porte making their lot-vbaae illegal. This ASl goal of their ambition. br Canadian railway, and fifty armed men « te*n £2 Tta difficulty aimed at to , Smith county. Ute *uwwh* lines of common- , H. Haul>J trom t ft-.t -naturally sbouw do -7 linm. and In «m» «•* oulUfaastat. Uw by thia invade-. „ ,™ ________ _____ br BHa* comp**-. •“> killed Deput} .Sheriff Wartnaa last neptatnt»r “» «"-V take, yet wonderfully invaluable for kidney etc. They'll take away that tired feeling giving new life and strength. But after all it is ' fl- at Detroit—Dotruit 3, Pittsburg 5; at and Irrotiiers are just as unverupuious she ia Washington-Washington 0, Fails islphia 7; Jurt as willing, and tho law is practically a ol * rwAuiina by Culll‘n llTu?'jtV Tw-n *AT* —»— Ar*«**«»TennreLynching. IaW..—T«... A..:, 1.-A . effective, THE ATHLOPHOKOE CO. 112 TteUit. K. T. Where Are You Going? 1U be tarnished, me ot rxpeowi Ij w.xy£e A �Hastings Banner. Hastings. Wednesday. Angmst 8,1888. THE HA.-mXGK. MICH., 1‘OeIUrFICE, Avovax M, 1870MARSH ALL, L. COOK. Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES' ran puwjppsT, BENJAMIN HARRISON. qV tMlMAXA. FOB VlCEHlteaWENT, LEVI P. MORTON, OF SKW tOBK. Bre«lrtuff»KiKl provtaitm* Sbo.ooo.ooo Wool 50,000,000 Hides M.ooo.ooe Other article' 6.000,000 the owners for defence of their rights in property and the peaceable pursuit of the bnaloeaa of their choice. .. To exempt any one man’s property from Total .8156,000,000 taxation would Im- an Injustice to nil com­ ' New England has n population <>W,000.- pelled to pay taxes. Yet this Is just what 000. Her people therefore patronized the free trade proposes to du. American ownwestern fanner to the extent of over 881 each, while each Inhabitant of Great Brit­ to be taxed, white the same rigids they*en­ ain averaged less than four dollars and a joy are to be given free to otheni—to men half in patronage uf the western farmer. who owe no allegtanee to our gnvenintent As everybody knows. New England is and who seek profits from trade here to I* preeminently a manufacturing district, and spent In other countries. x v the majority ot her jajpulMion are directly Hay, barley, wheat, wool, etc., are or indirectly dependent upon her manu­ grown In large quantities by Canadian facturing industries. These industries fanners who never paid a cent of taxes have been built up by a protective tariff, toward tbe support of our government. which has been tiie means of turnlug the If these men prefer to send their products Tbe Republican* of the Third Coiignre-lonal Rtteiitiuu of her j»eople from farming, for 1.tn mwt In itf.1 A ftdi. which that section is unfitted, to nsuiu•tm.ooTuMdsr. thsHth dajof August, at ’ll Oteiock a. a., wr the purpose of selecting a facturing for which by nature and the candidate for representative In eangrrM. am! genius uf ita people It ia peculiarly fitted. tor tbe transaction of such otner business us Tiie rapid increase in luauutacturing has enUUed to tbe same number of delegates a* in resulted in large additions to Ito lopulatbe state convention, viz: Barry II. Branch I*. tion. Each addition has made one more for tbo western farmer to feed. Now as a matter of businesa can the W. J. GHMKi. Frank H. DkGoua. western farmer afford to destroy his New CHAKl.r.l |_ THL'Nl.r-LL, ’ England market, which is constantly grow­ Oowtres’louxl Committee. ing better, for the sake of attempting to improve the Old England market? Tbe tariff ou farm produce reserves to tbe west­ ern fanner the New England market But in England tiie western fanner would come into competition with India and Russia WEDNESDAY, AUGUST iM, no*. when he sold his wheat, with South Amer­ at It o'clock a m. The townships and ward* will ^e entitled torepreventallon In the woven- ica when be sold his live stock, and with ■ Assyria.sTBaltiinore, T; Barry.b; Carlton.7; l>oth South America and Australia when CMUetoti. U: Hastings twp.,«: 1st ward, city. he sold his wool. If lie sells to tiie Eng­ 8: 2d ward. eity. j; 3d ward, city, 3: 4th ward, City. B; Hope 6; Irving. 7; Johnstown. C: Maple lishman. he must aril because he is willing Grove. ?: Orangevin*. B: Prairieville. 6: .Rut­ land C: Tbornappie, SO; woodland. 8; Yankee 'to part witli bls prcxluee as cheap or cheaje Springs. 4.. Total numberns-M otdelegates. er than hb Russian, South American or m f v... r,. Australian competitor. While In New England tbe westeni farmer bks a market N«w England or Old England naaCu»ton>- reserved to himself. Had iw better not favor tbe jxdlcy that Tbe American system of protection to gives him'the exclusive right to the New American interests has, for a quarter of a England market, rather than favor a policy century, been the policy to which our gov­ that cornjieln him to force bis produce on ernment has Ateadlly adhered. That it England In competition with Indian wheat has been a wise policy, the unrivalled produced in a country where 11 cents a prosperity baa conclusively demonstrated. day is the price for labor, or in competi­ Under it we have outstripped all competi­ tion with South America on live stock, tors, ahd become "hot only tbe greatest but where untold millions of the best jmsturthe richest nation on the earth. Capital age Is free and the>Umate is unexception­ for grazing? or In ba* found safe and remunerative invest­ al))- favorable ment. and labor been better rewarded than com|ietltion with AustraliiMn selling his in any other country. Wages of employ­ wooL where that staple can be grown at a ees in the factory and on tin- farm are from Idg profit if sold for lb cents per pound? The western farmer should think of 50 to 100 per cent, groove those in any oth­ er land. The building up of home markets these things seriously. And when he stop* to reflect on the ad­ cent of tin'' products of the farm being vantages of New England as compan-d consumed at home. It has been proven by with Old England as a market, he ought experience that a protective policy has .in­ also to think of the other advantages of a creased the prosperity of the American protective tariff. How It has built up farmer by Increasing tin- number of con­ flourishing cities, not <mly in tiie east but sumers of farm products in our own coun- as well in the west, and how tiie millions of people dej»endent to-day on* the manu­ Free trade means nothing more nor less facturing Interests of the United Kates than that wages in this country must reach must be fed by the western fanner, 4heu tin- general level of those paid in otiier countries, or the employees of the factory himself of a protective tariff. He should arid shop must jenter other pursuits, and also remetulwr that fret- trade would abso­ the oniy other one open to them is farm­ lutely crush out of existence thousands of ing. They would thus be competitors shops and factories that now prosper un­ with those now engaged in agriculture— der our wise tariff laws. More than that, would become iproducera Instead of con­ it would reduce wages to tbe level of those paid in other countries, and reduce by that sumer* of farm products. But free traders have ever sought to di­ much the purchasing ability of every me­ vide the friends of the American system of chanic and artisan. It would add to tbe protection. In vain have been their appeals number of producers and decrease the to manufacturing states, and now they number of consumers. That the tariff needs revision, no nmn American farmer l»elleve that protection denies. That It should be revised with works an injustice to him. Tbe Cobden free trade as the ultimate point of view, duta.of England are sending tons of free we do,not believe, nor does the republican trade tracts Into the west, In the hope that party believe.. This Country needs for Its the fanners, who have always been steady proiter government only so much iu the adherents to tbe protective policy, might way of duties as will properly maintain 1L Hut the reduction should be so adjusted as gratify English manufacturers, and enable to protect American interests, and we them to supplant our own in the Ameri­ should be exceedingly careful to avoid do­ can markets. These efforts have proven ing what England desires of ua, for we vain In the past. t*ut nothing will be spared to make them successful this year. We opine they will have much difficulty In winning over the fanner to support the Mills bUL which places every product of the farm on the free list, and puts 88 per cent duty on sugar to appease the south­ ern planter, and 100 per cent, duty on rice fur the protection of the southern rice Thin question therefore becomes perti­ nent: What interest has the American farmer in sustaining the American system of protection? " P . '»/‘Vj-T Hi has seen thia year what direct inter­ est he has In sustaining the policy of proBut his home market I* of the most con­ cern and here a few statistics are of value. England is the best foreign customer for tbe American farmer. She 1» not so from choice, but from neoesetty. No fanner will delude himself with dbe Idea that in-re to be add in our martn-ts, why should' they not be taxed, at least as much as our, farmers are taxed, for tiie privilege? But tliu free trader says no, let the foreigner have our markets without cost, although tiie American fanner’s taxes Deed to lie Increased in censequeuou, and then com­ placently suggwte that if growing such articles under this one-sided arrangement proves unprofitable our farmers can turn their atteiition to some other productions. Protection insures for our o*n citizens not only tbe first, but always the beat chance In tbe markets uf Uie couutry they have helped to build up. This is both jiatriotism and good business policy. Its opposite l» tbe un-American policy advo­ cated by tbe President and other free trade advocates, and for which they have received tbe plaudits of the Cobden club and every prominent Journal In • Great Britain. It remains to be seen If a ma­ jority of American farmers agree with them. Saginaw Herald: Several Saginaw men who have recently made business trips to New York say that democrats are break­ ing away from their party by the hun­ dreds. The changes are confined to Dp locahty, but are reported from all over tinstate. Buffalo, I’rwldent Cleveland’s old home. Is In open revolt agalpst him, and It will give tbe republican ticket a targef ma-, jority. In New York city and Albany the same state of affairs is reported, many life­ long democrats openly declaring against ttm free trade tendencies of their party. In Troy, Gloversville and Cohoes, large manufacturing points, tbe flopping is re­ markable. .The Troy Times says: The following are among the democratic buslncfts men of Troy who have declanxt against Cleveland and Thurman: Ex-<.’ougn*sman J. M. Warren. Ex-Mayor George It. Warren. Ex-Mayor W. L. VanAlstyne. Ex-Comptroller John D. Spicer. ' James O’NrfL Pierce Katie. Stephen W. Barker. O. F. Burtis. Henry Lolxlell. John Flynn. Gioversdale is the center of the glove in-1 dustiy in America. The following demo­ crats have declared for Harrison and Mor­ ton: W. A. Lansing. O. H. Baine. I. LOVE'S FAITH. the. statement that; “Never before ba* ctothing l*en sold so cheap as this season-” if the editor Is right, thru tiie clothing houses do not know their own buriuota. MSV V - - ---- ’ — body knows they are—then editorials of that son are unadulterated bosh.—State Republican._________ _ Tbe New York Mall and Express chal­ lenges the democrats to explain these out­ rageous discrimination* in favor ..of the boiKh against the North, demanded in the infamous Mills bill: l.ouisiaua sugar........... ’.. -«b P<« ‘*uU Southern riceI00X pw cenL dutj Northern lumber................................. » ““JNorthern wool..................................... ,lt* Northern salt1.................................... u0^ , million of dollar* for tmschtoery and proa­ Northern beans and pears“*» _ _ __ _ • — ... .1 (A... rr*K F.1,— Northern vegetables.......................................Northern flax (not tlreased)duty petroleum. Nurthern lime.......................................nodntJr Wil! some Michigan tree trade democrat exi>laln? Will Mr. Burt make an effort to onrt wif B fool; the true* herctan is u» nenlighten the people as to tie facts? W ill some bourbon paper favor us with a plaus­ ible defence for this sectional piece of leg­ islation which tbe democrats In the lower house of congress have Just p*smx1'.‘ One ym U1 tb.^.1.. Will lb. Frw I‘n— off?—Tribune. '_______ pPPRICej CREAM SHAKING powder 2 O'ClMk. ». “I don't -like Bqulldlg." otaenred Mr. auu tuiai I fig I i*.,u. Hon. T. B. Barty, the wril known lalwr Chroclcte-Tatertspb. . leader of .Saginaw, in a recent interview A Howard City couple namwl Carlton i spoke as follows of Burt's nomination for tbe itarenta of 1 lb., 1& ounces uf baby. governor on tile democratic ticket: “1 don't think Burt’s election would benefit laltor one iota. His uppouent .will cer­ tainly do as much for labor as he will ever do.” In regard to t|ie probability of his For his money is what every reevivlng the labor vole. Mr. Barry also says: "It depend* tin bow muJh }«-pper FUCKBaKJXc IuWDEBOO. IK. cntcaan. wr iy,ril VALUE RECEIVED or dust can be thrown in the eye* of labor all around. Mr. Burt made a great many promises during tbe great mill strike in the Saginaw valley three years ago, but none of them were ever fulfilled. He wauted the men to gn^liack. not as free men, nor tweause he sympatidzrd with their cause, but because fie sympathized with his own interests. An English manufacturer of a certain line of goods employs 300 men at an aver­ age of 81 per day. An American manufac­ turer of the same kind <if goods employs With the cost oi "raw material" the same u> each, and with equal facilities in the way of machinery, etc., what must the American manufacturer do in order to compete with the English manufacturer on a free trade basis? Must he not do one of two things, viz: Either cut down tiie wages of his workingmen to the price paid for labor by his English competitor, or >hut up his shop? We jiause for an answer. man desires. 15111. i In the line of FURNITURE! loc; Cireulatieo thia Fuund, a G. office far iL - llanios building. You can get value received every time if you buy of ARCHIE M°C0Y, At the blue front furniture store. Just received for the Spring Trade: Parlor Suits, Etnd RooKers, Of the very finest grade of mods. Au inspedtion will con­ vince any candid person of the fact. He also shows some new and nice things in Willow Goods, Dr. fiaugbmai city ah- ouuptng You Will Aim Hastings bouse > vanilsbr* Couches, Stands. t A Full Line of BABY CARRIAGES WE HAVE'THE AMERICAN CHAMPION, BEST ROAD SCRAPER If you want a at Dr. Ijuhrop's There will pro the fair grounds teachers’ examin Thtiraday and Fr rent to the build second door north Walter Fisher'h •>f i«iM«itur j. f Tb«w. McNeal night for being Buy the best. now known as tbe church.- ■ft**- IN THE WORLD. Champion Twine Binder, Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, J. M. ROGERS. of tbeaeh ty ixwrd uCexaml win wii S- H. IHckemm. -awe by calling* for this natter. land on Monday. Vnrtta w W|IUbBi h. Bry HUFFMAN BROS vention me-ete.—Tribune. BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote -prices. The Norcross Furnaces off balderdash about the 1kmocratlc party uf British free traders and their attorneys in th*-United State*. Pric Wanted, a gi w.>riL Enquire i State street. The action of Judge Smith uf Hastings iu withdrawing from the field as a conFurniture repairing by a No. 1 workman u specially. greMlunal candidate is to be highly com­ mended for the generous spirit tltat prompted II His desire for entire har­ mony and unity of action among the republieaus of the Jhinl district is much greater than his iiersonai ambition, and It fa Just such men who can be safely relied Morgan L. Snell.' • upon In politics or anywhere else.—Tri­ . Of the 35 knitting mill proprietors and bune. firms at Cohoes all but two, John Scott and Chairman Dickie, of the prohibition na­ W. J. Scott, have placed their names on 6 ----- THX----tional committee, in an address at a W. C. the roll of the Cohoes City Central Protec­ T. U. convention In Maryland. Friday, I tion elub, which is doing excellent work warmly indorsed the tariff plank in the I for Harrison and Marton. Among Ukmmdemocratic platform, and was followed by whore names appear on the roll of the elub Gen. Clintou B. Fish, who i depreciated are the following llfe-lbng democrats: Dickie s free) trade tendencies. It is said. Jonatlum Hiller proprietor ot the Amer­ If you will call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bros. & WilIt would seem that Dickie is rather In­ ican Hosiery mill. Charles F. North, of tbe Anchor Hos­ clined to aid in Cleveland'* election In kina’ office, Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to you the above iery iflill. named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Charles F. Doyle, of tbe Anchor Hosiery What do Mills and bis crowd care for David Akin, of W. II. & D. Akin. estem farmers so long as Jxtulidana and W. 11. Akin, of W. H. a D. Akin. Georgia and South Carolina are fully pro­ David Fuld. of Fuld a Bochlowlu. Herman Bochlowlu, of Fuld A Bochlo- tected in all their leading Industrie*? They m^y be sure she has her own axe to grind Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies vote right, and shoot the man that don’t. when she asks this country to adopt a free and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the trade policy, and poors money by tbe There is some reason to believe that the thousands and free trade documents by tbe demonstration made by George P. Sanford, tons to carry her point of Lansing, looking toward his own nom­ Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete ination tor cungreaa on the fusion ticket Is simply a feint to cover up the real work line of Agricultural Implements of all the best The advocates of Me trade are especial­ which he has in hand. It Is said that tbe makes. CALL AND SEE VS. ly earnest in their appeals to tbe Western democrat management have placed hl in In fanner, as tbe voter most likely to furnish aiiliu overturning tbe existing fiscal policy packing of the union labor party conven­ of this country and ante more trying that tion, which meets in this city on tiie fif­ of England. In their efforts to this end teenth instant, so that It shall declare for they are untiring. Ingenious, unscrupulous. fusion with the democrats. Mr. Sanford v,___“num. No possible resort remains untried, no is Mdd to I* devoting all his time to bring illustration unused, no appeal kmguegtectabout that result, and he has gone to work ed. They seek to inflame the worthy am­ systematically to that end. bition to better one's condition In life by Rumor has it that he has awilgned th,, picturing a mythical market which is nt ----- SELL----work nf packing delegations to tins union ouee both the cheaiAstl for the buyer and JalMir convention as follow#: Knut county, tiie dearest for the seller. They seek to William P. Innes; Oakland county. John create sectional prejudice by persistent repetitious in speeches and writings of the House; Manistee county, 8. W. Fowter. American Intenatg. We hare had abun- manufacturers" Just u if the west had no Barry county, John Dennie; Van Buran manufactures, the cast do agriculture. eounty, L W. Van Fossen; CUnkm county, overly anxious tor our prosperity, but Is Edward Brown. looking out for England first bust and al) Whether Gen.'Sanford and his aide* will The time. Thai is why the British pres- paid the duty on foreign competing artidra succeed in doing an artistic Job of packing Mild In thia country, the foreigner would TS8S ■Will! $!!**PERFECT M*°£ intv • scor*e houses in Barry county, with We m,klte them and guarantee their n ill tie pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES. kinds. Sm our stock of GASOLINE STOVES an Bros. from For « ’ Mon 1 That *«. �H astixgs Banner -J-,to^ “ PERSON AL MENTION. U .Mnesday. AuznM 8. 1888. SISKERN. Local Editor. Onio Strung was iu the city Monday. <1 guthis prices on |>ainu and oils. ' DeteSLJUlU’**k ’’ vUW"C’«rimd» In Burt Tinkler says the tariff don’t effect his sugar uiy if of lari^rek”0, B,*dOn T6!trd ,n Ba"’v,,,r . J* *° "r up’ h<‘ hoW’‘ **»•■ Prtw Just the Mune; he is the cheujH Nt man in fUyVIew!01* Be"d,e ,U” lrUin,r’1 fro,n went Guaranteed. bal- town on sugar. n PAID A;-i«v at once, The M. C. will sell excursloi: tickets tt, K<I-rto this pare r> Allegan da Grand Rapids from Aug. “O to velS^iKwl"’ iTHF.KS. COMPANY *«• In town ♦ h nUA\U* « ,hu5l5'tl to return not later yeswTuay. trh rBU! .of <wu' fulv for lou»d TbUNte. BMW U™"' u that thiseomiiion eou »• trip, accL soldiers and sailors reunkm. . .•us prop se to change tbe 1*. A. Haux. :. from Park street, cat to Sheriff ■ Shriner went to Jionh Irving ■ahnrto. a profile uow on ofiice; irttt that on Fridav. yeatenlay and brought Imine with him itie iniumon counci; will font boyo, children uf one Tolev who re­ sides there. The buys range in age troin C. W. \Yaukkh. aeveii to 14, and were arrested fvrtruancv. Un™" re,uraM Recorder. . Fhey will to taken to the State Public Sufiool nt Coldwater. Prohibition Convention <■1 “ru< Vk. B“h ln :!it« ot Labor ball, tn the Wednesday, the sat day of V Dr. Abdrus fa several points ahead as a ■ii'uencInK at io o'clock a. fisherman so tar this season. o„,. (hiv liln -end III a full drleea- last week, at Wail lake he caught JO black Urge convention. Ladles lime., ataong them three old timers weighT. PRtlXlM. mg resj- etlvely three, five and six and une -Half pound*. I>r. Is looking for the fellow who ran beat that rueohl. °' I'Kirtaiu. w., i rLAxnA t.rlegam was reerived Satunlav night in the city Friday. >u»e, on Friday. August 17, at announcing the death of brain fever, after tour days ricknem, at Philadelphia, or guest at a. Black ». . AssyriaCenter. Friday. Aug. Minnie, daughter of Gottlieb Beamer and wife. She was 19 years of age uul has A. LipiKT. of Allegan, was In the city • is-eu jn Philadelphia about a year. The Munday and Tuesday. Maple Grove Center, Aug. remains are expected to reach this city to\ unwr Wlllisou, of the Freeport Herald, <lay and the fuheral will probably b.- held spent Sunday at home. at Mr. Bes-nner’s residence this afternoon. Aionist i^ib. atone o'clock It. E F. 1 lodds, of Delton, was In the Hundreds «rf {ample go out of town every city Saturday mi business. . sttnnwr for a gwal time. It seems sensi­ diiaX1:’'l“’1» IrSl KuVJ""- school bouse. AUR. •. ohv Hie. Saturday. Aug. ttth. NEWS. 2.150 IL budge. tall at tills <i round the Goodyear A ■ ill !»■ nt the Hastings •t 17th. lounimtrra I row this hr. Bamthinnii nt tile •;>’» for paints, oils and ■n these good* are right. . Brown’s, ■J. n-tre-diing drink call ug st<>re and try his lee bfy Is- n siim/Jf bull nt. iiiay betweeirthe Ihist- held in this city riivved fits restau>•» Jefferson street.' he ]H»|ofUi*. . lamination on a charge '■•.id'- horses was con:<> the lifith Inst. was Hrn-sh-il Saturday drunk. <>n Monday be •iidered out of town. •f land for summer falHiiquire at tiie law of !. :j;e North Fairfield plow,', d tie- r*ctop!hip of the Emmanuel ■ He will ar-uuie tiie duties next V fro;. J. W Roberta was yesterday. at a rwriingM •:.Inspectors held In the rlwted .i member uf tbe route ixjuntnen. ■■■n- • nn wittun for sale cheap at tinz- Eueiiu A Iron Works. Will sell H*paniti*|y. . . ■! iiunilsT of city lots that we ntraet, making the terms : ti e offices of Smith <fc W. I’. Hdiiain. I l"*‘kqt book, near Gregory ntajning a note given- to ; owner can luive the this office and paying '■ Woodland, was arrested hi*tice Veltc at Woodlit in cjmrgod withfttealttlal will take plat* rut SV.A rriea.*ed mi 9300 bull. with seducing «'tt BKid lb yearn. Both -sfriitjtiof Haltimore towuniiifcitkm incurs un the . Jiwtlce Kcnastan. h ’ W““ ble that they stomld. It is pleasant to quit the stores and workshops lor the ruo! and silent valleys, ur to fish hi the cool still waters of the lakes. But tiie summer tourists all return to engage again in burineiss. and you will find Stauffer A Crawley at home to wait upon their friends anil customers and. will lie pleased to see you nil and make you prices that will p!.’.i«e you. • I’rui. Ed. Troy ami wife, uf Caledonia, were hi the city yesterday. An biterestliig gmnv«rf ball was played at the fair grounds Friday afternoon be­ tween the Hastings nine and a nine from Coats Grove. It was a five innings game. In the first innings Hasting* got two runs and Coats Grove one. The next three In­ nings resulted in goose eggs for both ciuli& In the first half of the fifth Coats Grove run In three men. Hastings came to l>at ami with one man out. got the pitcher rattled, then run In three men and stoppts! playing, it being unnecessary to finish the Inning. Score: Hastings. 5; Coat Grove, 4. FrankHamllton. uf New York, vislteil rel­ atives in the city last week. Bislrlrid Clarke, ut New York city h v Uiilng UF frother Ed. A. C. F. Iduiia. ot Grainl itaphls. visited nt r. Spaiifeinucher's friunilny. N. T. Parker am! Allen MeQmber vl»itetl Grand Rapids Saturday. The Wilkins Gun lake party have brok­ en ramp and returned home. Mrs. W. W. Cole left Monday for a few <lay» recreation at Bay View. S&rS. RSMSiffS4-* Mlllioiwln H f6r the Eaton engird to the A'idiew any stuckhoklw in natural gas well.—Charlotte work of supply IM vgK f«bulum to nJans. Wbe- a coxnmuhity is threatened with enukra, every woman ia it should bo thor­ oughly informed on the subject, and know exactly what should be done when tbe earliest symptom appears. At such a time any ten­ dency toward diarrbcua sliould be carefully watched; If it develops, the jiatient must at once go to bed, with hot bottles at tbe (•«. if they'are cold, and-be kept warm. ' Half a U-a-poouful of Jamaica ginger mar ts* given in hot water, and rejxated in a short time, a temqxxinful of paregoric, for a grown purso-.s, or thirty rtrojia of aromatic spirits of aurniouia. if there is much pain or vomiting begins, put n mustard plaster over tbo tu>macb. and it tbe'body feels'cold wrap it in flannel, nnd givo a mtutard foot bath. Buipburie acid i» thought to be very useful in this stage; a little cun.be obtained from a druggist and, kept in the house. It should be the concentrated sulphuric acid, put up In strvngtb 'of half a drachm to tbo ouncs. When it is used put two taUeepouuful* of this solution into a pint and a half of thin arrowroot, and give tbe sufferer three tabled spoonfuls every hour until relieved. Who does not know that tbo sufferings, peril imd short life of our i fonts is largely aud exceeding wi-akn^a Medicine is re­ being kept down is to drop it into n teaspoon­ ful of chipped ice and givo a lir‘ * “ The ice can be easily broken 1 lump with thu point of a strong pin. piece in a stout cloth and j-ound it with a ixwvy hammer. Ice should le given fre­ quently, to assist in checking tbs vomiting and to relieve the intense thirst Brandy can be dropped upon it when It is ordered. Tbe limbs arc sometunes rubbed with al­ cohol aud red prpp", aud large plasters of bu watched that they do not blister. When tbo discoiv pomoa into'the third stage, that of collapse, tho victim seldom and the efforts to promote a reaction, by strong stimulant*, brat and friction, should be continued while life lasta thorities not to bo personally contagious, that is, it cannot bo communicated from uno mind u distracted by fear of infection can Prof. W. A. Morse and wife, of Middle­ ville. were hi the cltv yesterday. self by attending to two simple precautions, and then try to forgvt herself.—“Trained Guan! Chidester is camping this week at Wall lake with Henry Bentley. and aecure healthful tetivity in life—and yet lion—ns pro; er doth.ng, loosely worn and : r _m: tv :.ls (which for months should .'inc;--; tmlk only, where the supply is Kin!. :id quality pood); olmndant sleep; l«.nmanting with various kituh af “quick fencing for railways, especially with a view to keening out »;iow drifu," have settled off the brightness or euuuing ways of the thick will cheek kmw drifts. The bloBRoma child; proper care Lul ing ut tta>i>crioda of teething, learning to walk, etc. How few realise U:at deformities arise from encouraging a child to walk U-fiire the bony structures arosufikiently hardened, and Wife from allowing it to sit too continuously while the buiH-s nre more cartilaginous than husband logins beating the rlcek with his osseous. EspoelaHy may thiM habit p.-ove disastrous to fe:p:.le children, from tbe. fact tori that the diameter of the pelvis' may be so Huvband—The clock (fair), confound it, tbe much changed by continued prvwure of. tbe superincumbent weight of tbe trunk of the body and head u|xm it that in after life matu -.‘.‘J may prove not only extra hazardous, but, perchance, lm;K*.dlde—to say nothing air and opportunity for voluntary exercise mother to give, but are they regularly ac­ corded by a majority I Use of drugs should be sedulously avoided. with tbo old time catnip and mint teas only, unblemished reputations. “ParadLc," by Tmtoret?, u tho largest, painting in tbe worth It is S4 feet wide, oeas, anti ofttimre the germs of imbecility, and even death itself, in their Itrnin. i’txw timsl 1 Rar, yes, till such tunc an women rouse fn :.i their lethargic mental condition and shahe off tbe sliacklcs of ignorance, through which three wbalrenle al usre re­ main jite’i bio. Erj»eri«icc and ul*ervation abko point to tbe fart- that most of' the suf­ fering incident to tbo jieriud of early woman­ hood and iu fixation (oil too frequently for allow thu.r daughters to enter upon the must imports!.' |ieriod af their Uvw, wholly unaoquainta} - with the nature of the changes which ar? taking place in thu economy, and out of them, mid thu neglect applies aimt«r. equally to women in every phase and condi­ tion ui life, the generally mulhgent and cul­ tivated, no Ices than their oppositeI—Anna The popularity of dairis down town is live jatroa* of these lunch rooms remain blimfully ignorant of tbe inside workings of tb-jsc imtitutlons. The waiters ore usually young women, and these pretty dairymaids they cumrtmn<l good salaries. In a dairy a maid's face is her fortune, and the attend­ ants are divided into three classes. “Stan" ably pretty ones and “thirds” the maidens whom nature has endowed with sweet tempm but humciy face*. ■ Tiie jroprictor of a prusperuus down town restaurant uf tbe dairy type^during a confidential chat with a inside facta about in* businces of which tbo handsome attendants aud they rarely work No time can ever reconcile a cis-Atlantic ear to tbo heartiiiixs with w hich an otbcrw’ise well bred English lady will talk frankly of “tubbing" and of “cleaning herself." It sug­ gests tbe complaint made by Lord Mel­ bourne of certain Londou beauties that they rsvo him too much of tbi ir natural history. do nut know any well educated Americans, except one or two soutberu lady novelists, who liabitually use the word, “nigger," but In English literature and speech it nems uni­ versal. Froudu employs it through all bls books of travel, and even so graceful a POWDER Absolutely Pure. Hum tbe ordinary* kinds, and cannot be sold in u it It tbe multitude of low te»L short live word “stinking," aud one finds nod bears co:np<-titi<>ti webdit. alum or phosphite powders. Sold only In eons. Royal Baking Powuxn Co.. 1M Wall bt. N. Y. octlMK pendent, “f hate people that stink of money." So, la society, Araericai.s ore constantly placed in the absurd position of being ketun d for want of rriituxl perception Great Clearing Site offend us at every step. The highest, tho meat gifud, are not free •star* dairymaid. These fortunate beings commence their duties about 11 o'clock in tho morning and finish os hSdii a» the rush is over, about 9-JO or 3 o’clock. You go into a narily dairymaids get from 15 to <9 a week according tettbeir qualifications Borno time when that odious Anglicism had not had opened her marble Ups and had begun to curse and swear. Tbe trouble ia that such Swt Dry W hi, America furnisbee some along to England also, and we often go to London to bear it' girls don't mind little things like that For far tbo flrat time from cultivated lips. But young women who have to provide for them-; ing tyi**. They get Iuirly good salaries aud the work is comparatively easy.—New York Evening Bun. in Loudon.— Parasols stock. 'hallie Delaines When A stylish lorouchc drawn by two prancing bones drove out Walnut street the ether oftenuzjtL A well known wigmaker was no doubt, bust, since, should you be in error, et-nding at Broad and Walnut Krects (alb- dress while s CUaille Do- To Stimulate Trade maker. “WcT?F8u you see what flowing tail* they’ve got I They’re Tbe litlli’ wigmaker laughed aloud aud then said: “I made those tails. I make tails for a good many stylish horses. You know . i___tall tan'S We will sell Ball's Healtn Comet for 86 cents, tegular price 11.00. But in an ordinary fog, I argue that full mane, and bold his bead high, and step and prance, and Into his bit, showing all the absolute danger, not being able to see or hear traits of a full blooded animal, but if be anything; if you reduce tbo steam gradually hasn’t got a long, flowing tall all tho other you takc< power off your ship and pressure off your whistle, and if you suddenly bear «>me characteristics go for nothing. Special Drives In Hosiery. In lames', children's and Gent's we would **k your special attention to our Warranted C Black Ih.r will nn«F.m -.xV na Hose.If Wk piarantee ‘ Marr & Duff’s or left slowly or stop altogether, letting the tails that sweep tho ground. Tbo bones get accustomed to wearing a wig. Tbe false tails are fastened on to tbe horses own tall so nicely that you can’t detect the deception. The mils don't Lave to be removed at nli-'hs . .. . ... . 2,U— -.all quickly. Now, going fall speed, all is ss still and Children’s Lace Caps fim. , ••The bogus tails cost from 810 to 115. _1 by tbe lecturer: Marr & Duff Capt. I.and, City of Berlin, In North Ameri­ can Review. Marr & Duff "BKSSiXj!! w^l^r,,^“d« ’■*,,,llnK * meeting was held at ■ tthvllle ami „ T'-puBllcan club oPnearly *^Jamn Itaayaw to Jacob A- Grow: 8S tac 2. M-rnbet.. wu, orwnlze<1 ju.tjo yBn <*’ °l<’h»ri<>ne, addressed the meeting H V aWv #ll« Higumentatlve manner. C. » Job. UeW.M-” G~"•'wiAm.4i.and (U H. H. (Ml) also “! Kmm. BHrtolirxh jremarks. Several cm™ >0 ' hum th|» rlty attended the Tlioruopplc 8I.OQO•**J«ng and acre well paid for their trip. fJJ'l.’*1’'' ‘ holv ,o k'ruuiul, 2,*W -s “SSSSSt. h. e. *-« 4 i’ *h .eI1)' “ u Wlnvcd that gas and " S <J"" «»* endlre* quantity several I”‘l ,*h’“ Um* !*>““«»■ B *• M 5X«*ieBmo*e. . -ii* 3? । dwtaebt I- V in Haro ./ra'f ,.rJW 1(, Mai * ,1!*‘ ’ MM"»»nture ot several u. ’ ? ■- * 'hurt trjivn<gAtioQ-raHajt|kn W , Allee Bcuaett._________ nrM nl<r!l' v RESULTS OF IGNORANCE. Miss Josie Qunif returned Friday even­ ing from a visit at (tattle Creek. • The republican press of tbe district have with unanimity praised Judge Smith for J. M. McElwniii. the hustling Tribune his self sacrifice In wlthilmwlng from the solicitor, hj home on a brief vacation. canvas for the txmgrcssiunal Itomln.itioii Miss Bertha Watson, of Muskegon. Is for the sake, of party liaimouy. A man who will do that deserves well of tlu'xre^ visiting the family uf W. H. S-hautz. publican i«rty. A man who nui take tne Ili-nry and Charles Ijitlirop, of Detroit, manly course of pinchix party', interests were.in the city on business hist wtrk. above hia own Ms a'loyal republican, and that i» whirl Judge Smith liai, done. He ’ P. T. Colgrove aud C. 11. Van Arman I were hl Charlotte Saturday on business. wanted harmony, hi the party hi this disMl»* Celia Ensign mol Miss AruutS'evins tricL eapcrially in this year when the fusionl«Ti» are turning every stone to se­ {.went to Detroit Thursday fur a sluirt visit. cure the slate. . i Dr. J. C. Andrus and wife go to Wall A llarristui ami Murton LH>cit> pulewm. I lake next week for a tew days recreation. raises! Saturday afternoon In tin- second L-- Mason Nevin* and Ered Curtis left ywward, on the vomer near David Bowker’s ! tenlay imimhig for a short visit in Detroit residence, notwithstanding tire report and Toledo. circulated by the opposition that there 11. N. Mead, who has been visiting his were not euough rej>it!>l!rmis in Hurt ward* to raise one. After the raising, enthusi.i'- ,*on W. I_. returned Saturday to his home tic opceebea Were marie by Cut H. H. Gill in CiAiiutte. and Rev. 1. M. B. Glllaapie. and tlirraJay McGuire Jias returned from Grand ••beers and “get there” for Hantaon, Mot­ Rapids and resumed Ids old duties at the ion and the stirra aud stripes. The "pole .M. C. depot. was 90 feet long lieing M feet witiiout the Mr*. WhlllteCk. who has been a piest at splice. What Is the matter with the 2d L. C. Welton’s, .returned Monday to her ward? Oh she's all right*. home In lA-troit. The banquet at Ford’s hotel Wednexlay Miss Belle Simuldlng returned yesterday evening was a very pleasant affair. Over 200 tickets were sold. Those present ex­ from a tew weeks sojourn at lhe northern pressed themselves as well pleased with summer resorts. their entertainment. Supper wa> served Mrs. Mark Rusreh. of Dakota, and Miss at about 0:00 o’clock and after all had |«ar- Hattie Knap|>eD. of Niles, are visiting taken. James Clarke, on behalf of those relatives in Um city tlito week.present, addressed a few appropriated re­ i/Ca. Hough left yesterday moniing tor marks to Mr. and Mrs. Ford. He briefly Jackson. He went as a delegate to the alluded to the ubstacles with which they had contended and expresae«l the pleasure stale assembly of lhe K. uf L. order. of the people on finding that. In spite of t/r. B. Beiifaan and C. W. Higgs have re­ the many reverses, Mr. Ford had bren able turned from Kansas where they have been to build such a complete hotel. C. H. selling territory for the Kelly faim scale. Van Arman. In replying for the host and John Qcalf accompanied Miss Hattie hostess, thanked the jieople for the Interest Bradley to Plainwell last week on tbe lat­ they had taken in their success. The pin­ ter’s return, after a“short visit with friend* ing liall was then cleared and those who desired spent the remaining boura In danc­ i/V. Leins and wife returned Monday ing. Yrom th. Ir visit tn Germany. They were met nt tiie depot by the band and a crowd of home friend*. Eiutuh Banxkiu , ' On Saturday evening a pleasant’riirG. JL. Buyoe and wife, of Allegan, and prisi! occurred at the residence of John Mrs. C. H. Hay ter, of Middleilllc. spent Elsey. of Juhnstowu. It being the the fittli the latter part of last week with lhe family anniversary of the marriage of their sou of Rev. 1. M. B- GIHasple. Bert. A large. number of relatives and friends were present An enjoyable even­ . W. J. t>tuart,*of the linn of Stuart, ing was spent and a nqmber of costly V>d Knuppeii Jt VatiAnuau. has Isen nominat­ appropriate presents were given the happy ed by the republicans of Kent county to couple ns a token jrf friendship, the gifts the office of Prosecuting attorney. were presented bfr Charlie Falmatter with Iteii Fftahner has resigned his padtiuti a tew appropriate remarks, after which with the Nashville News- Un Intends the comimny departed leaving thr happy Incoming an editor on his own hook. S. Hhrfon. rerentiy with the Democrat, couple to consider Is there anything more desirable than friendship. fiukm , . takes Feighner’s place. . /&as*Coiy JtolAusun. of Battle Cr^t. I» »■“t.*"!1’The fair tmuiagvra have derided to In­ VSuwi wilt I.-nw~l H lb‘J-'k • crease the paired in some of 3hc races tn cm-lnt th- IM «' l,,ro' •»ul'n be held at the coming Wrchanges bavu b«m made aiuee the publiia- fur a Battle Crcric-priwlon agent. tion, some Weeks ago, of the premium list County Urange Meeting. In the Banxkk: The Pomona grange of Barry made the »e*<cm In ibe 'Xf? »t%frd »w' .III cm.™ »lth Art 'S ball on Friday. August Mtigim, «t 1# o’clock a. m. Th* afternoon session will J1:50 !•- m. to which tbe puWte are iiiritrtl. Tiw following work fo assigned ■ i-!-' Qick' Hounds returned •■‘-Het.. his hmnr In Irving. - i Mri. itenmls took ucca1 uiiifthlng uf a scukilng. ' । ! ■ 'U proem-tied to fish OUt । tiie nirean and shot blm■'iiui » Dick was jdlte but i. .un Is now sorry that he '"Utlenly lax*! line b oud thinly, i tlrtm-x H»y< -. iiv ng in tiie third ward, tried Frid iy heft in- Justice Greenfield - -..mi.. a»suil and battery made by ■'■tuihan Hntlei, * r elghlior. Hayes was "•"nd gulhy and wa4 taxed 825.50 inriudFollowing are the real r«tate 3“» n~>. r. T. (olgrovo appeared ’• thejMipl, ,m<| V.| H. Van Arman for for the week ending Aug. 5th, 1»88, “ . 11 n«."r~l UM Mr. Bui- taken from the book* In the register •< office. r will begin u civil suit for damages. IN CASE OF CHOLERA. IL F. Ford visited Middleville Friday. chdd llvei amid perj phis Times Cotton Flannels M' Co. Grange Lecturer. i.'SRMi'ssrys MARR & DI �FARM AND GARDEN. EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS FROM MANY SECTIONS. A Floridian, whose Idea of a fowl bouse la a building that will give protection to to the bird* from weather and animals, and seclusion to bens while laying, de scribes his plan in Florida Farmer. He thinks It a mistaken idea that a hen house noedful acootnmodaiian. does not require half tho labor in cleaning and is capable of being more thoroughly cleaned than Ordinary houses, Ixwidsa other od vantages that are obrioua no. 1—FOWL HWSK. GROUND FLAN. A is a plan of tta bouse, showing three l, a. a. of 4x2 lumber, placed on and tnd rroting resting on cm nine blocks fifteen high. Ou these sills the flooring is jch floor boards, no joist necessary); — tkn • TJs B is a section; b, b, are the neats; f is a small sliding door for fowls to enter; c, c. arc rafters, u |>olr at each end and in tho middle, these are of 8x1 lumber; d is the tho crossed linos represent wlro tatting, which should be used to Inclose upper pert of ends, tho lower part, behind nests, be­ ing made as a flap to hang for easy access to nosta. • Now take some thin lumber, say 2jxf, and make skeleton framings. Cover them with sacking or other stout material, and paint well inside and out. Hang them from tho top as shown by tbo dotted linos g g; Cut out a few' squares, six inctas each. way. and fill tn with wire 'betting for ventilation. A shutter the shape of ths end of bouse would bo servtecable to put up on the windy side on cold nights. It will be seen that ths dbovo can be practically turned inride out; the roof can be thrown open on letting ths fowls out, and while they are breakfast­ ing the floor can bo cleaned. Thon tho house should be closed, excepting the small door, and tho tons can go in and be nearly in tho dark while laying, which te Just whnt they like. Tills house will accommodate fifty fowls, and tbe under part I forms a dry place for them in wet weather. It may be urged that they will Qot have sufficient air. Thia is not so. [They will have abgut tiie same cubic space per head as two persons in an ordinary fctatcroom of a steamboat and very much more ventila­ tion. By this con tri vanes the mlntuMim Of labor is attained, all tho droppinftfri free of sand, and tho house can qBIrooTcd at wilL The floor need not even be nailed If cut down the middle, so as to bo in four feet three tach lengths An open flooring of slate can be used The blocks might then be dispensed with, tbo house resting on the ground, which should bo hollowed so as to let the■drop­ pings fall through. This would entail tbs removal of tta house frequently, not every time it was swept, but say once a A house on this principle, but smaller, say eight foot long, three feet six inches wide, and three feet high for about twenty fowls, would do well to place un­ der trees in a grove, as it could be re­ moved every few days and tta droppings hood in. thus fortillxing every tree In turn. Tho moats should be made of hard .wood and tho edges rounded off. They aEotud ndl be nailed, but let into sockets so as to bo readily removed. Tbo nesta should also move easily.' An occasional dressing of kerosene and some tobacco dust sprinkled in the neats will keep tbe place from mi tee. Tta correspondent who dascritad the above has found pine straw the next bent material to wheat straw far making neata. He does Dot approve of Cut worms are worse in sandy than in stiff clay land. They are especially fond of young beets, cucumbers and melons, but almost any tendqr young vegetable attracts them No practlcabL, means of poisoning, trapping or destroying them In any other wav than by hand picking haa, ao far as I know, been discovered. Ex­ amino young crops in tho morning, and wtanevnr you obaarve that some of tbe plants have recently been ent. remove a litfie of the sol! from about the plants, and probably the depredator will be found. cross breeding sheep. i THE DAY OF ATONEMENT, Tbe Advisability Ip»pl,><,tL.qan7: -U R praSuU,!'-EMW< *“• ™n° OUARTER. IN­ for the average farmer to cross rfae wool TERNATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 12. ewes with coarse or middle wtol rams?" । Mr. Hcury Luc, among other statements, I made tbe following at a sheep breeders’ 1 TBrt lug fa Lapeer county. Mich.: • ml !• depend on three sources for tta I appears to be tho moat deairaifle. To conridcr wool first. There haa been of late a large demand for combing and ' •bould always command our moat reverent medium wools dt larger prices Tta only ! ritentton; we want to bow our haute and wav we can grow thu wool is by a cross ■ btmrta in loving aubmteaiou and aay “Speak, between the fino and coarour breeds, the ’ Lord- ,or tisr »crvaut taarrth." object being to increase the site of car-I •’Tta death of tta two sons of Aaron. Thia cans aud the length of staple. What cross 1 ’rM becauaa of dteobedtence (x. j); they will­ ow we to make? Will it ta ou fine ewes 1 Bdiy did* what Ood had coniwandeo them and a Lciceater or Southdown ram? Mr. j not to do (Ex xxx. 9), and flru from the Lord Lee, Judging from his own experience. ’ d7??r’’‘1 soys no; that the cross first named Is an 1 offered before too Ixnrd. All our mmedtagly poor one. and on tta second | -rrta •• ChrirtUns istafwetta Lord aud named one 1» shortening the staple of 1 onSht to **uato Hha ln powcr “ wool with too much 4ryneM. He thinks 1 aU^b* b “ «r*a«> tbe safest cross to make te with a first I V-1 “C«n. not al all timre within tta class Dxforddown. Hampshiredown or vnU-" (or “*» 1q!o th<> bol“*t of Shropslilredown.' His experience with a notyetmado manifret: bet now we have bortfirst claas.of grade ewes and a Shropridre ' *" *nt~ “* *" <nt“ hull“t bT 19.1 mn lias been productive of desirable re­ ’ What a sults. such at increased sixe of carcass. length of staple and number of Increase. In regard to mutton. Mr. Lee said only given us accooi to, but permits to abide mutton lias become an important factor fa the meat cvtisuniption, so there is a large demand for mutton st high prices. Ho made, fa thia connection, a “totement demption. (Hub. ix, 12.) V. & ‘Thus shall Aaron come into the of adiat he thought it would ta safe to reckon and compend tho product fa dol­ lars and cents between 100 medium grade ewes and their lambs and 100 fine grade ewes and ttair lambs, with a balance of $180 in favor of tta medium grades. On the subject of increase Mr. Lee cited ids own experience, which, with fine wool rams, was a loss of GO per cent, of tbo scapegoat; 8, the tarnt offering: 9. tbo. lambs for quite a number of years Last year ta creased fifty ewes with a Shropsldre ram, and raised forty-five lambs, a loss of only 10 per cent ' A Portable HwiU Darrel. The sketch here given of a.portable swill barrel wttai recently described in Ohio Faran-r and affords u convenient contrivancoTliat main- readers may lie glad to copy The correspondent who made the orig­ inal of the mcxiel here shown, and who has used it for acme time, u“ aucccasfully Hn ------8*ys:’ "I took two wheels from an old linseedand procured a “ 'J>ru Cultivator ‘ it _ iu 0111701. wiutui. I prefer this kind, <>u .. thoroughly soaked with oil. and burnt the oil out of it. but not enough to draw it out of tho wood. I have found it more lasting and durable, besides, the sun ap­ pears to have less effect on it than any other kind I over tried. I sawed about four inches off of the top end and nut a lid on. I had stoat Iron pins or guageons seven-eighths qt on Inch in diameter, bolted to tho middle of tbo bilge, on op­ posite rides at a point to balance it, and swung the barrel to the frame between tho wDcels. These gudgeons are forged out of a heavy niece of iron, with a broad Surface, so u to five strength and support for the weight of a barrel of slop. “1 took a 1J tach axle of an old spring wagon, taut it ptrpcndicularly D inches. than borixontalfy again, lotting it project fa front of mtd around tbe barrel, with Just sufficient room so tta barrel can be tilted back to be emptied by menn* of a leather loop at A, ta front, at the top. The barrel swings or is carried 9 inches from tta ground to pass over obstructions, and iu cose of mud. the wheels do not rink so deep but thatethe barrel will pass over clear. Tho gudgeons rest at 1 ho bend nt a pofat (e> ta sockctTor slots 9 inches above tht> center of tho wheel, ns tho wheels are net bigh^nough ------- ' to ‘ swing ------------ -----------tbo barrel far enough away from the ground without this extra perpendicular bend of tho axle. Have a light, flat iron rod bolted on tho side projection of axle at (f f) with two small bolts on each ride, and let it come to u point at B. through which the handle is bountiful garments ordinarily worn by him. ganoentn of glory and beauty (Kx. xxvili, 2» Rut. xix, 6, gives us tta significance of linen. The word sweat is only found in two other ! nlacee In Scrioture—<len. ill. IP. Lukexxil. 1 The sacrifices for himself and bls house included tiotb a du offering and a burnt offaring, which were explain*) in tbelast tea son. Being a sinful man. he had to offer sne riflee for hlm«lf as wall os tor tbe sln» of tbo piopte dieb. lx, 7), but our High Priest is holy, harmlcm, undeflltd and sej-aratr from sinners. , I | ' ■ offering and burnt offering. Tbe burnt offering in cueb ca*> »u a ram. but tbo aln offering wa*. for Aaron, a bullock, and for tta people, two goats; tta reason may be fo'and ta my commeuta upon tta last Iwaou. The cntranco to tta HoltesL —Thte is de­ ’bribed In rentes 13-17. IVe ni-jst under ’ ,tand ti» arrangement ot tbe tal«rnacte, ' nnd remember that Into this room went tbo i hl8b priest alono, ood only once every year. ’ (Krft lx, 7.) He was to take the ceMertof [ burning coals from off tta golden altar be ' f°ro tta vail and carry it, within the vail, ' putting on tho fire bandfute of swret incenae , beaten omall, that a cloud of tnc«Mu might ’ cover tta mercy rent, that ta dte not Tta 1 jireclou* truth of tta merits of Christ as a sweet tncetae before God on our behalf will AU our souls If *re only receive Iu Ono not acquainted with thb day’s servicre might think from reading (Hob. iz, 3, ■)> that tta golden censer txloagtd within tta vail, but Probably no one thing has e*u*^ • general revival uf trade at W. D. Good' M-cris drug store a. t»4r giving .’•! to their customers <>f «• many free trial ties of Dr. King's New Discovery for con X^tion. Ttair trade la ri-pjy «>£ mou- iu this very valuable article fact that it alway 3 cure* and never dtaappoliK< Coughs. Colda. Asthama. BiwKitte. Croup, and all throat andJung dteMMies quickly cured. Sou can test it be­ tbe Mtowing .teaerttari property, to-wtt: The eavt half of th* »«» wr1,: '»«>»«" of **■ fore buying by getting a trial bottle free, large sire 91. Every bMtle warranted. You are feeling depreaaed, >our •W*J“C is poor, you are bothered with ht*5*^ *’*' you an- fldgetty, nervous and generail) out ot sorts, anil want to brace up. Brace up. but not with stimnlanfa. "I’Hng nie*.«cine^ or Irftten. which have for “r|r ’**" J*J cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave youi In a worse condition than Ih-tore- What )<«> want Is an alterative that will purify your blond, start healthy action of liver and kldiH-y^restore your vitality, and give re­ , nrwed health and rtrength. buch a medi­ cine you will And In only 50 cents a liottlc at U. H. Good, rar * drag litor^! jUtaUsmdaw '•V83i Eaton Rapids eiiitkired in the great work of supply laj; wjtabulum to Bosttrnlans. Nor take Cniharlc mils whenyimrtawete or liver, are sltiggfafa. Th *y are whip*. But try—onreatleart—Mllre’ Nene and Liver Pills. Tory net through tta nenes. .Sample* free at W. 11. Goodyear’* drug store. The Alma Heron! ernni-A out boldly and ably for IlarriMin andjirotectlun. turn bnrtWly rtereas, the a to speeolsto operanve. >. Now. therefore, mAlcv i. 1, virtue rt tta re* poewo, Tile l"”*t wtfve I'* ***** wor*‘* f°r cu**“ brulM-s, ulcer*. salt rheum, fever eorre. tetter dapped hands* chilblain*, corns, and nil akin eruptions, and positively corre plies, or no pay required. It Is gtiarantcvu to give perfect satisfaction. <f «>««•>• r'“ funded. Price 9ft Cfa. per ts>x. Fat sale by WJ H. (ioodyear. 19S Move* j« r day are tuntod out of the Downline works. The Bible says ••mau Is fearfully ami wonderfully inode.” But physiologist* all concede that, the inert wonderful portion of man I* the nervous system, in It are located the M-att «f life slid wind, and the control of all the bodily organ'. When the nerves are destroyed, the part K paralysnL The flesh, blood and lames are hs nothing to it. Denngrtuent.s of ibr brabaor nerve* an- the causeb of hemlacbe. fit*, divines*, fluttering of rbe heart, textual wceknesa, sleeplessness. neUfalgia. void hands ainl feet A free trial iw.ttlc of Dr. Jilles' Ner­ vine—the latest ami most ruecessful cure for these disease*, may be lia-l at W. H. Goodyearis tints store. 45W ,|rrc iru, .■< i■■ •• -; »rie of tliv premia u-erriu j?,;,.1 He m octtoo to Um hirtw.1 Sz.udt.. miL door of the roert houw in th,- . ttr“ uU?* Kt' U< siltite at W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. atHTLEMIH. ... - .1/ In 111. • EVI Ml BBS UUlRUir r-, .xud >imv‘.i-4 ih» tark' ->r luuls to wear tiie •fork tug or hnrtthe feet, make* them <1 rmntortsHc Default certain m Ella FMb April tlitrlrrnlb window readin the boepitau and only band utnc iiunamt aou thin iMo.rents XuH.zn. an twenty-five dollars jw aagc: anU tio suit or pnrro been Instituted to n-ru. r -i., by said mart ■3rd day of .1 fan.*. and All 111Dutton am A WOOLEY, AGENT, Hasting*. Minnesota Leads the World tiro alarms. csine the owner m vaiJ n tearing her la»t will at>4 touii.-it te*ni«dju* the 1Mb day nt August. A. 11.. J--f. '} shSifte said John lioMrn. Merer I hr toww aw, uwriuTT. Uj -r contained |n Mid iu>rt;ju'r ™r.u :!■< •utsteh such case and* and provl-M. untie* H terete riven that nn Nalv.rvlui tl-o No Mcttou of tbe country l« to-dar atlracrinc as much attention as .Montana. Oregon and mate of Vtehlgaa -Fifth judicial Clrrttlt. In Washington: Montana lieCausr II now ranks first In Hie production of iireri<>u» metals: j Orrvon. becau«e of its ni'ld climate, timber, •, w-v.ir—r •. •»! ii*v vii. v, 11 , 1. . vii coal. 1111nerals and worn!- rful production ot the-iottini•!.« jt July. A !>. isM Oe«irr- tVunl-t enn|il<Ina.>t. vs..Chari -tte Marble. ddfetwlaatSound, the li-rnili-H* of the Northcru JVclBc Railroad, with IS.«« Intabltanti,; Seaitte. 3 mite* dl>t«nt. an i-tK-reetk- and thriving city, mark tbh section of the Paeifle Northwest as > nt enter one that offer* p rullur Inducement* to those “seeking new bomrs^ r ] I months tnira tta date ot ihl* n-d.-r ■ and that ,Vi». Minn., hr wit) send *<>a<nttMmtcd pempblrl**. maps and tanks giving) <m v iladta mrormat xm In relcieiiie to the i-imutry imtersnib' this; great Hur Irani *t.»nl. Minneniioli*. Inihti?) and Artdaud .10 t*ortUi»i.Oregon and Tacoma and Seattle. Washington Territory. Thi« mad, j In addition to Its t>r|i>g the only rat! Hue to I Spokane Faite. Taeomn an" Seattle, rvaebvs r?! 1 the prlncliml potr.l* In Northern Mlniirsola uvli | axd Dakota. Montana. Idaho. On-gou and Wa*bli>g< | CONSTIPATION ton, poMusw* unlimited »cenlc attraction*, a* I well a-superior Ir ,tn rqunmirnt. such as <llu- i lux cars and rolonltf *l. et«rr» for Hie nse of It--' tending s*illers. u<-ltl>rr oi which <-ouvrnlen«v« are to Be found on any other line ticket leg bud 1 SICK HEADACHE tian with the re police ude^rapt wanted. fire U-U, follows itallsell at puMle euct 'us. t o iiw i.lxtmt MMtt at tbe north front <l,«>r ->l th-, cm :>uus* |« tte City of Hatting*. Itirry suvl.^aa. itm ire u brrt- n>r ri.’eu!t c-’crt ter Bit DOMen* Ibr prt-i.drwribrt It troctlunai quarter >, v ot t>»u number i twofEt in limn «k><- t' • ur*t. eontataias *e«rutvn»nr was tbn fright! bridge in USB; detxiek buikita in 188S, and vixt, Each hospital city, covering tr tour square mils biocka through number. Prmnlii Repute r<i»i. thwest on quartvr D .»» links to ci ambuiao rantatad. and i tho blood that maketh an atonement for the •ouL” (Lev. xvtl. n.) Varure 14-10, IS, 19, $1,500 in Cash Prizes White tta ioa rplanatiun thee ADVERTISEMENTS. The Chicago Daily Newa has reduced its -price from two cents to One Cent per copy. mat. oc tl>o Horns of tbe altar and aoven time* ou tbe altar. disposal of tho sin offerings. Verses _ Tbo fat burned upon tbo altar, for PORTAHLE SWILL BARREL. the center of the forward prpiection of tho axle in front of barrel to hold up tbo frame and make it more convenient.! D D are buckets hung on each end of a wooden lath. 1x2 Inches, notched, and wired on ths Iron frame with light wire. Now pull up to the swill tank, fill and hang on tbe buckets as shown In figure, and it is ready to bo distributed to the hungry porkers in their respective lota, and tbo labor of feeding is lessened four­ fold. “I believe a mare staple one can be con­ structed by taking tbo highest spring 4ragou or buggy whi-els and having tbe spindles or tho ends of tbo old axle spoken of fastened directly to tlui bilge ■of tho Imrrcl in the manner before doscribed. and putting the wheels on those spindles, which fastens them directly to tna barrel; then a couple of thills with r Northwest rxow We state atant . . (u», ta*i i He might sanctify tbe people with His own blood, suffered without tbe ____ to write an effective newtfap® this matter T«M Daily News will reward the wnters of the three be« ng Fifteen Hndred Dollars, divided u followi • Pint Cash Prixe—For beat adwertiaement, - - Second Celt Price—For oecond best edrertioement. Third Ca.h Prire-Por third beet .dTertuement, (Hub. xiii. 11-14.1 people’s sin offering. One was slain and Tote) Si,000.00 300.00 $1,500.00 Daily Nam land not Inhabited. cnKfawns. bolted to the axle with email bolto. Tbo gudgeons are bolted on tho bilge of ' narrel with four «mall bolts." Pign tn the orchard are best both for the pigfl and the orchard, provided there la fair pasturage. Mr. Dunbar, After an experience of thirty years with tho plum, finds that it roquhea to be well fod. Hen manure aud manure from tho hog pen are aa good as any. As It roquiroe clean cultivation, not doing well in grace, a ben yard aecraa to bo just tho place for IL Besides, the hens are the beat protection against the curculio. P. M. Augar. of tho. Maine Pomologies] society, behoves in thorough cultivation for tho strawberry. Ho would aubooil to the depth of twenty inebeu, and apply twenty-five cords of stable manure to the might say: “Next year 1 must go over all this pres committed. But oar ’‘sacrifice has been The cabbage root worm, which attacks the roota of cabbages nnd cauliflowers, atexordfag to Professor Cook? af Mfob bo rlrcttmrented with bteulpbkla of curtion. A small hole is re- ’ oaroh dmt tta mate root of tta Sited faatacoe t Us toot VICTOR F. LAWSON. Fubtatar Tta Daily Mews. Cbtear �WITH A^T AMBULANCE POUND OF THE DAILY UFB B*''’ A CITY SURGEON. °UR CAHDtOATES ACCEPT. WHAT WE ARE FIGHTING FOR. ------ —— ouaummq. TnK>c“«SASJ^!^,<’®rn-“»=' or mrthlog that makes tlm blood hfart Lent .juidrer about that . wagon with the gilt letters ' i t! >' name of Its hospital •> i we h*ar th.- quick clang uf it swing n-qnd tbocoriierand rr.-t, with wheels rattling Hid K-Etlojitag horse -.training • white -trucks and wagcuu -at of its path, there uro few . ■■ .'iiL'thing of a thrill and : niter it. 1: calls up so jtavidly .: nt or disaster, of dusi«rate . would liku-to know what haa freuht to givoepeodytutxor to , > .me frightful calamity, mid u» the hospital with a mast of •.canity mtk-ming behind hint, or will be found niere.'y name ■ ■I. inert and •cnselces from ■nlancc ecrvicv, but lhe dart :,<• latter m only broken by on :> r incident There Is enough I crime tn a great city to kerp . :.h too basy.and make tho • .’.de and »criua» ond Per- iirtidu uf tl.o ambulance “O'clock in the evening when •f the hosjiital. .The ambn. r u.v night ta anting u. bis .-. ui-dicol journal. Apjia- omtmlantv •.■rriro of •:r:v tali. This ta in ebtincc; wires that cocstitta- tta and u-h phonic sjxow aud with the difTero.-it pro- cndquartKra or Un-jrwincts .- : sir »barp taja — — —, . -■that •n.-aus “ambnlance ig of two prominent etrwu number, which is rung out iee-juds make th* tUfrireoce try t-iui ■ ly fab* *iecd—a ;i the- BrouUyu I n hii th-l Bud•uiitit- l»tre«it fell ltd have ihr. ri™: Grua.1 Thirri are ewen"L . i . •a dt^rirt in tta - to feurof tbepoiics an avern^Lof'jibuta Intervals of aboug two listrict there are fire . -L.ch h.-i» Itstiiatidctive . a: iiuilding.A, nu)h as school T.icttnany hall add the like, x. by which a special signal Often. al»o, excited citizens their .jCk-es that a inrui is corner, and, on the arrival w au-i «ui<!nu»*. «i tar. .-. ■>'. • •-iertric bell tinkles sharply— ew, I A , -i;- r.a-—find then the numbers ttau icll thr l-ealfty. Ho does mA bxfe to y. ti e horse, buckled in tbodrop Lu tig over him in his | stall and 'i tbe ambulance in something wads, plunges through the st We swing In behind. There are U“ veteran soldiers ta Isabella county. (cn,,p, ri^p £^|>J low Urin 880.—One bottle of English Spavin Lini­ ment cured my tine. Norman mare of two ngly blood- spavins which danwg.fl her value at least «80. It is th.- grandr-t Bk-iiiLsh C-JU--I ever used. John McCain. Uorae Deal. r. Darlington, tad. Sold by I’r. E. II. Lathrop, druggist. Hasting-', Mich. _ . ‘t Cr,lc*go ‘° rio-htta that the convention found tn me anv*n»? rtao'rtoa.'i"”.” -ta-ptlomU 'W'* o' A»wrl™» The new union dej>ot at Salt Ste Mari<-Is completed. . to An,cricau comnlorclal *** cmxc:i tn office against tin. |MAuda£’erond mWsnwnt" ot polEKST" .. .; ...... .uv , oiikui cv.-r > Port Huron. of the o>a. ESTlK' '»lb. -nennta,. N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Manufacturers, Chicago, IU. Alpena has German. Norwegian and Pol­ ish brass bends. -Sw, r Hicouhgrtta onrwiuntnr nun StaLlI-. '"r •Hlhln “S “tostotherwise Sm&^° p“y Gen. Harrison's course on tho Chlm-so amestiou was honorable, just and right. He did not oppose restriction of Chinese immigration, but insisted that the acts of restriction should be kept within the pro­ visions of the treaties.—Portland -Oregouian. The nominee is not. however, dependent on bhi ancestors for his fame, for his achievements have been honorably accom­ plished by his own service In tbe army. In tho court room and in the senate chamber of the United States. — Boston Tran­ script.• Harrison and Morton are both men of the people: they are both men whose pri­ vate lives are without blemish, and they xre both typical Republicans. The great principles' of the Republican party can hardly fall to pavo tho way to victory. If anything else were neodal the happy nomination of Harrison and Morton would sundy brihg success.—Chicago Hems­ lander (Seaiiuinuvlan). Lay on. Jftcduff. ami damned be ho who. first cries, ■'Holdl 'th snuff."—Judge. Oregon wks 4,0W Democratic. She Is 7,000 Republican. Yet tho Democrats think they can beat Harrison on tho P»rifle coast.—Philadelphia inquirer. Gon. Harrison personally is unassail­ able, and the sooner the Democrats ceye to break their teeth on that filo tho bettor for theta.-—Indianapolis News. Evcrv free trade newspaper In London Is for Cleveland and Thurman. Harrison snd-Morton will have to rely entirely upon American support — Detroit Tribune. In 800 words of his address to the eommltteo to notify him at hta nomination Mr. Cleveland uses forty-four times the personal pronoun. I, me, mvsclf. 'IhediaUsc of "Ug head" is growing on him-— Utica Herald­ Gen. Harrison is n partisan, but thtsre b no proof that be representa any of the bad methods of party, either tn tho em­ ployment of intrigue, of money or of jSumige. • - * The Republican* Cave the advantage in their attituae upon sivll .erviee. —Boston Herald!Mug.) s;'2LfXs,^» ,K ..f.nFtataf M* Chronicle We have often Iteen a»krd why It is that JOHNSTON’S EXTRACT OF SARSA­ PARILLA Im* proved such a success. The only reason we can rive. Is that It isamed­ icine whk-h lut» prpved by the test to besuisTior to any preparation known for the relief o( blood diseases. .» bb exh. Alexander Hamilton- -There are the eonsiderate judgment of odr fellow ritlreus and the gractomi favor of God. we wil cunfidentlv submit our entire to the arbitrament of a free ballot. The day Thoma, Jeff„>ou: . «W« mu>t now you have chosen for this visit suggests no thoughts that are nut in harmony with .Th<1 ^PfMleaa party has has taught rue that manufacturesiue now walked in the light of the Declaration of' -to lndep.-mlenoe It tao hfted the shaft of Xr^X?”to W patriotism upon the foundation laid at John Quincy Adams: -Th.- great inter­ broker Hill It bls made the more per ml? ,a«r*cuiiur»!. commercial and i ifS1 }M"<® by making nil men free. nation are so linked in Washington and Lincoln. fVrlrtawn'and miuiufuctunng onion together that no permanent cause । Apjwmattox. tbe Drettmtion of Inde­ ^ P~«pvrity to one of them xau operate pendence and the proclamation of emanci­ otbJra" *XUnding iu ‘nfioence to the pation are naturally and worthily assortsted in cur thougnts todsv. ' Andrew Jackson; "Upon the sueceM of "A* aoon a.* mny be po^ible I shall bv our manufactures, as the handmaid of letter communicate to yo-ar chairman a agriculture and commerce, depends in a more formal acceptance of the nomina­ :I1 great measure the tadem-ndence of our tion, but it mny be proper fir me now to country, and none con feel more sensibly say tluit I LukVf- already examined tiie thX " d° lh° uw:*s*ll-v of encouraging platform with some can'.'and that Its de­ clarations. to which some <,f vou have Dani.-1 Webster: "That is the truest alluded, are in harmony with my view?. Amenean policy which shall most use­ It gives me pleasure, grntb-rien, to receive fully employ Ameriran capital and Ameri­ you ta my home and <o tlftbck vou for the can Mbor, and lx-st sustain the whole cordial manner ta which rot; havo con- population. • Agrirtdture. re*veved your official message. " rncrw- imcl manufactures will prohper to­ Chairman Estoe and .i part of ths com­ gether or languish together. " mittee visited ta'ti P. Morton «t his tern- nwr.-^ivta Abrabnm,t.^fr Lincoln: ’,U: .““JI am iu favor of a Krary country la>rue, m-ar Rhinebeck, on C^nta” ff -ttUd btcra:i1 lmi,rov^ly 7. ana formally nuUfied him of his nomination for vice prwddqit Following Is Mr. Murt.qi':- speech of areeptance: OPE^ING CAMPAIGN SHOTS. j "Mr. —-------------- ---and w „,„ Clutlnuu: G«-:i:l.-:u« it - f the । Com mitt.--. lam ntyfoUndly ■miblu <»f j r,*‘’ SharjMhuotrni peppering, the (the Mgh honor which Has Ikvl _ - upon uk.-by thv Jiattomd ii. publican on N->t sinew tho nomination of Lincoln , vention n-ec-utly In aipa at Chicago. hast hero been so much Republican en­ । and thank you. gentlemen. Dir the thusiasm evinced u is now manifested courteous and complimentary terms in for Harrison and Morton.—Buffalo Com­ which you have officially annottncv.l my mercial Advertiser. ■ ntnninution ns tin' cauffidati'c: tl.c IteuuliThe Mugwump os a Democrat Is not as llran party for the vice presidency. I am Imposing rm ho was. Bls romantic period also th, ply sensible of the honor conferred A over<—Syracuse Standard. upon the stato of New York in the Itf all Ftad worrta it tongue or pm, ‘ selection of a citizen nf this Estate as one of the standard iR-oxers in the approaching peaceful conflict of Harrison and Morton' and a solid Re the two great political parties of publican north. That will break tho solid the country for supremacy tn govern­ south,—Detroit Tribune. mental control. New York represents to In the contest between Cleveland luck a large degree tbe bustacss intereats of ad Harrison pluek we stand by the lat­ ill those ever growing and wider spreo/l ter. For this is a Republican year.— tag communities of varied interests and Philadelphia Press. ‘ Industries which It Is tbe mission of the There wlB be another "lost cause" after Republican party to foster tad protect. Tbe plat form a’u wisely adopted at Chi- the bixth day of next November. When -ago has thia mission boldly In view, and the Democratic party arc called upon to by iu enunciation of . three prindplre weep over it, how bandy those bandannas will bo to. have in the house.—Minneapolis tuakua tbe Issue dear tad distinct. "1 accept the position tendered by this Tribuna. invention, of which you arc the honored Now the Democrats are ready to say representatives, and will ta due time ad- that principles are everything and men irtw.s to you. Mr. Chairman, an official rink into imugnilicance. Tbe comparison xnnmuniart ion to that, t-ffoet.” it Cleveland with Harrison does not please thf-uj. and It will please them less ■ To lighten labor, save expense And make things bright and new. ui English spavin liniment remove* all hard, soft, nr eiilluuaed lump» and blem­ ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, swecney. riitfetane. stifles, sprain*, all swollen throats, cough.', etc. Save S’>0 by use of one tattle. Warranted. »<>ld by M1 1 Lathrop. druggist. Hastings. any unworthy rootbud. or by a Irish-Aroericnn citizens hold in grateful remcmbraii'x- the utterances of Ocn. Harrison ta behalf of oppressed Ireland, in public speech and In.' private conversa­ swelling I. tion he has repeatedly fexpressed his sym­ : < f the w»t white children pathy with tbe eause to width Parnell - street and men and wjmen tnd Oladstoue are devoting their lives, ind wherever word of his in behalf of those struggling millions has been called for he haa been prompt to respond. The souree of this sympathy is not hard to • iittie girts and big girls, find. It is a part of the same feeling that led him to keep secret the whereabouts of touatu with tables hi their tbo fugitive slave when n boy: the to something lutererttame that caused him. later, tb leave M-i.sathKi; ttay scent blood. - i ure a groat brick tenement bis wife and< babies and go to the de­ • nr an instant with beads out fense of l<w country; the same that has drawn out his strong den social ions of tho outrages upon southern r.cgroez— about u». Chl'uiretj in- it is the tovijof freedom fur nil men. The l.ttle girb with their bare right to life, liberty and tbe pursuit of calico flr'-RRef, more anxious happiness Ixdongs, in his creed, to all the little boys; big girls ta man: and wherever, in Che con rec of hie holding up babies in ilu-ir life, he has been able by word or deed to with bad Lata, wives I and assist thia cone urn mat inn ho has done so. itli anxious faces, meh in He fought for freedom iu the war; be has ■ ■ slaves a: a!L* out for tbe labored since fur Um political enfranchise­ iftcr their 'lay’s work, aud ment of all men; he ha* championed the '.fhat ta it/ Who'a4rtxrtf policy of protection, because it i* the sal­ mu:; it i> a woman fainted, vation of the wurklngmcn, and be has by kllLd, It'd* sunstroke. It's a fight. spoken for Ireland, boeausc her pwiploare Mx-us.su Cf.mes to tho door; behind striving to lift their chains and bo free. . ’^u’.,l- ’i>Lbing girl, who Is.lm- AB the acts at his career prove unmis­ with <]ue*tiotu by a down takably that the wronged and (Jppressoa. black or white American or foreign born, ilircc Murirs," the cfllcer ex- are auro to find in him a defender aud a pl*uu,u« i'< up Mairs into the little room, Mend —Indianapolis Journal. * '•lark haired little lad of Oof h A" I " 1OI me room -Kh n-onien. Tlww< except)the UH P. Mono. -M «» of U»™ mm 27 "■r'1; ; ctor orders out with brief rwqi if-'' ‘,?n b°T “ fl’owu'toon .bo rat » Odp lood of pn>rl.l<ta starving evicted people of Ireland. Ev«7 h,i Bred, Ids body, .. frnctureto be found.no no- wuw 1H.I. beta .-oU.««*«» Hmen.tam.raof thio of tbo tax, and a little «n a It U In HriktoF «»f"«,II,L<2r21, J ** held atbte nostril* Ths' trotrltattaK noth M to tbo M.b Mi of °Ixn“ His eyes tad WoSSO WOnonunllytal glHog ooly " *T’ r®0 hart- JohnayF I to tbe Chortaton rarttatnOe .nEtata. Lar. nowhere," says ha sucrtndly. J;- B-- a hotter- af fart hii diaguaria InwoSUio Bestatorsaum- '.', Further careful t«xtconfain0 5° «md ho does not kSX.? W Internal damage, and 11 ta) i- ,7;, 4* eora* 001 °f • thirty foot than^t ’ t‘Tt J ™urt with nothing worse Cl«r.U«< YounK flath A“d land in the coming election&S2t .:;'3 thank far id* luck. rL-10 th0 bMpital this time. ’■ kt wlUi°n -d’ ur?yn twice as large. Is walt“• ••; j^rienc; at tho door. It ■'lewn■•i'l’-’;attnint an seeing us como KrSir. Cte.x>a u to "Mbre tectlon will have reodrad it* death -InditaBpolis JonrmiL . , . I U . prove * What wonders it will do. Uwrrnlld. Voftmi, the mmu. alUy,»l| IM1II, Wind Che. and I. th- ta-t reme.lv fordlar r wttn“?,s the renli men nf £th ‘r°«UB ,Pn'ait,'®t“ and states­ men of the United State* on the system "I accept the nomination with so d«na “Mi ulgnlty ..f the office and of tiost^it? of.u» rwpoiisibili ties as altogether to exclude any fadinir o/ ur pride. Th.priiriX S staerauwcL tal lta tatata/taw&u IraO.o, upuu which l»u™ „ . rt “U-StaZ inrtLi.F’i ,<,n‘ 10 the «»ta,tud and to individual prosperity that w«- mny expect an unusual popular bit crest ta the campaign. Relying wholly u^k Lend me your ears, and hear me for my cause. The Soap I come to speak about is the Great Santa Claus. Tis good for every purpose, . For which a soap is needed. And joy will bring to every one /[ Who has wise counsel Il heeded • Z<And spent a nickel, just to T11*1 ’««*Mful motWuelor Joo ta.™ iCTogtaof iS1 which runs h. n.'„“•£“A>l'-n excites emotions of a U f Friends, Washerwomen, House- ?*':? |»CTU?.’’’ *1h,.r* ufb*r preparation* mtirrtA!*’’• "J-Jfltaf *<■ ll» goal name at borne. whl< h . SStathSS. £? molly notified hlm1? UoV 1^ul"P0'1i'’ snd tar- « -cu Grand Rapids has <S furniture factories employing pj.ooo iwraons. If the children have fever and cltills, uw < otd»'M Little I’odopbylln Pills. W. fl. Goodyear. William Scroszaskl, agetF 19. moulder, was drowinxl at Detroit Sunday. Skill and common sense combined in !1 Hill's Peerless Cough Sj rup, for colds etc. W. H. Goodyear. Quincy ships more stock than any other town on the Lake Shore road. Stomach, liver and other organs require pure blood to properly perform their func­ tions. It can lie secured by using Hill's Sarsaparilla. W.-il. Goodyear. The Hillsdale county Harrison vets of 1640 will organize tur scalps at once. . ' Hoe* yotir child suffer from worms? Try Hill's Peclm worm sp-eitic. No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. / WARM WAVES • Are rolling in. You can’t earape them; but you ran escape the sleep­ lew nights, loos of appetite, and languid feeling that result from drain­ ing tiie nervous force by muscular or ’ • • mer’s torrid days. Tbe -fi f j nn o( Poke's Celery J ncnretohic, will at once Compound, that great X strengthen the nervous S*' system, and fortify It against the attacks of j*1 summer debility. This preparation is a medi ctae—not a drink. It is a scientific combination of the best tonics, giving lasting benefit to body and brain.vQyl and has brought new life k I| and health to thousands whose weakened uerves were the cause of their many ill*. It b especially valuable at thiol 7A Jseason, when feeble persons are ao liable to sunstroke, a \ q / /disease which is nearly always ^I^Componnd, by restoring perfect fatal. Pains’s Celery ®*^^mov« the liability to this dread health, almost entirely re disease. If feel the effects of summer's heat, you can't afford to —you .------------------------delay another day before gaining the vitality only obtained by-<h« use of this great, medicine. SM Ifn^gitU. fljOO. Six far f5.00. /ELLS, RICHARDSON &. CO. Burlington, vt; A lot of tramp* are living off hen roosts and cellars of*fan»vn. near Grnylin. Mr. Asa B. Rowh-j. ilnmgHt. was induerd to tn Mnaeof the Papillion Cntarrii Cun-by bis customers, after several phyrftlons pnslicted In- would >oon have con­ sumption from an affinivatn! case of ca­ tarrh. Hr says:—The n-sult was unpre­ i-rdrnti-d. 1 rotintn-ricist Io get well after tbr -tir-t tippllcntioiu' and am now. after a f<Jw week*, entirely cured." i'apiilon i (extract of flax: Catarrh Cure will do all । that L* claimed for It. large farttles'. only *^•>'•^55 ! j i I ' 1 GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taklmt effect July is. !SH». A nmntM- of lifelong farmer dentocrats jolnwl the Dundet'^Harri-wn elub Saturday evening. PapUkni (extract uf flax/ Skin Cure Is superior to all the much advertised skin beautlficrs with 11k advantage of ta-lng beneficial, and not like the mineral prep­ arations utiualy-sold-which are very poison­ ous. It will remove all Inflanmtlon. chafing and roughnes* of the skin, sunburn, freckels and unseemly blotches. and leave the cuticle fair and soft m> an infant's. An actual necessity for the complete toilet ta­ ble. louge tattle* only SI, for sale by W. H. Goodyear. * jVII Monroe clergymen refuse to mary a couple, either one of whom has been divorcstL Swelling of the ankles or feet when not due to rhcumatlwn. Prof. DeCosta sa.'fc. is always caused by a weak or diM-awd heart. So is shortness of breath, pain or uneasi­ ness when lying on the left side, smother­ ing spells. The only cure in Dr. Miles' New Cure. Sold ut W. H. Goodyear's. One steamer took 15,000 packages of In-rrles from Benton Harbor to Chicago Monday night. ’ A Herribl® Inheritance. The tranamlMlon of the fearful effects of contagious blood poiaou la tho most horrible Inheritance which any man can leave to his Innocent pcaterity; but It can bo certainly mitigate^ aud in tbo majority of caaca, prevented by tbo u»o of tho nnUdoto which Nature fur* nlahoa, and which is found ta the reme­ dy known all over tho world as Swift's Specific-commonly called a B." Mr.J.H-Brown, or Hornallavillc, N.Y., writes: "Throe years 1 suffered with this horrible disease. Swift’s Bpecilto cured mo completely.” Prof. Edwin Boar, 234 E-22nd at.N.Y., writes: "Swift's Specific cured ma of a fearful esse of Blood Polson.” Dr. B.F. Wtnrfleld, of tho Soldier's Homo. Richmond, Va., writes: ’‘Swift's D. W. K. Briggs, Brooklyn, N. Y.’, writes: "I was a per feet wreck from Blood Poison. Bwlft's Bpsciflc restored health and hope, and 1 am well to-day.*’ C. W. LananUi. Savannah. Ga: I Buffered long with Blood Polson. 1 tried ester, N.Y., writes: “Itla lhebeat blood remedy on earth. 1 cured myself with it. 1 r <ommcnded it to a friend and It made him well." Mr. F. L Stanton, of the BmllhvUla, fGa.) News, writes that a friend was afflicted with a awe of Blood Polson, sad two bottles of B. 8. B. effected a complete cure. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. The bnurr Si-acincCou, Dr. J.THE1. Banta. specialist, NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of QbttMto ’.‘.’.7.’ Emm Rapid* . JaskMa......... Detroit ------- DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with SashvlUe’.' these diseases—a successful Monon ...... Sractice in dealing with such SSSix-. inorders. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics aud others. City and Petoeke,. New York aud FarlBe Rxprras dally. All other trains dolly except Hun. DON’T PUT OFF Chgi, Zilu&igg & Sigisiw [er^ Seeing him if you are suffer ­ ing from such diseases. ' Now is the time. ?• A. HAHN. Local Agent, Hiuitla<s. it , „ „ O. W. ttnoai »■ 11 v time table. Sorth. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of'tnem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fait troubled no more witb morning bradactaa RHEUM, A astern is jnirified by placing a sack af befors using. BASTWAlUl , ___ ____ , 19 ............... Khuittl............... 11 ............. Noah's*................ ........... < lownlale........... ................ 1*“£D............... .............. ........ 13 ...... ^-VP«W............... ...... Wchiand June!. .... ..........Spring Krook’........ L '»•...... Kaiamaroo....... Ar. IU 0 SI 1 OI 1 » fS 15 2a 2a u : if 2 w _e J hereby forbid peroonii ba, him on my account MI *ha’ eoatrartlng artw thM date. House Furnishino Nowhere does tlovenllnras so quickly tell of itself as in tho shabby wrinkles and crumpled folds and drapery of • H0 wardrobe. _________ 25?T-‘ �a one p,ECcQp AN ANCIENT METHOD OF BREWING THE CUP THAT CHEERS. IN THE METHODS OF THOSE WHO ARE HELPFUL. difference i of any I County- SUCCESSFUL RIDER. aecreta and that I wouldn’t tell you what they . a luxury Fihzer’s VOL- XXXI now kept up with aomething of tbe reverencw profltatde one full count.,, licra it, I was actually overrun with students for ministers ta tbo' pulpit, for public t»ch- that I was giving instruction,. And just a* by v that mors within him, because, being a man, draw a weight of 10,000 pounds along a dusty a^t that 1« not all Be it smallpox, dipta score of contagious disea*a, tho doctor but is absolutely regnant with joy nt an op­ portunity to wrestle with a focinan worthy I have como to tho conclusion that intelli­ gent man do know themselves. What folly Ixdanccd mind doesn't fully, accurately, al>solutely estimate himself. Could you con­ vince Bisraarck, as be sits ta the calm seclugrant pipe of happy reflrotiou, that ho has not been a successful.diplomat! Yuu’ro a merchant. r Continuity of en­ deavor Las brought you, step by step, from tbe humility of an office sweeping f2 a week solidity throughout the world of trade and dicker. Could anybody convince you that you are a failure! Don’t you know, as you look nt your bald head at:d wrinkled face and shriveled Deck ta-tbe too faithful mirror that, though you are decaying pbyrically, you are a superb sucveM along tho line of mercantile yourself. And pre­ know yourself to be a fact that wo are all, in certain lines, unique, peculiar, individual, it is equally a fact that tbo expression and the seeming egotism, t have a pretty long head, and when I found so many half amateurish persons starting up ta opposition to me, and then using my name pied with tbe solemn teiunakmg that they brul no time to hatch conspiracies or indulge little, and as thing more about tlk» workings of my •freckle factory,’ tbo only further insight I can possibly give is a little practical illustra- don’t know. Here! Bit ta thia chair. Koi nose, surely, for your friend* would think it was an Incipient blossom. Hare—on the left cheek—steady now.'1 From o table covered with perfumre and lotions, a long, needle like instrument was taken. Deftly .lipping it into a pot contain­ ing a purple colored liquid, tbo fair operator grasped tbe tip of the reporter^ nose with one hand, and poyiug no herd to bis start* of pain, *he prodded him on his left cheek Imlf a dowri times. Thcu a sponge wm dipped Into a colorless liquid and the wound care­ fully wiped. , “There, that’s all there is to it! Inside of three days you will have a freckle on that spot which will last you tbo season through, aud if you wish to repeat tho operation often enough 1’11 guarantee a crop that will make you the envy of all your acquaintances; and when I havo applied a liquid bronze it will put such a healthful look on your face that whoa you gnsn upon it reflected in a looking enjoying tbe comforts of a month's vocation able enough—tivynty-five rente per freckle, with a liberal discount when taken in dosen lots. Do I liars a good trade! Yes, indeed; I am busy all day, thpdgh just at this time buatacos Is a little bit slack. But I have half a dosen engagemeuta, beginning in. five min'utre, so that really I must bid you good day. les;" and with another pleasant laugh she showed the reporter to tbn door. On tho threshold stood two blushing girls, with a bloom of youth upon their cheeks never acquired by artificial means. Tho door closed upon them as tbe reporter made his exit, rubbing his fresh laid freckle—and which, by tiie way, still clings closer than a pretty good control of my physical organs at that, to maku a practice of visiting hispitaU, aick, helping tbo friendless, uplifting tho be­ reaved, attending to the literal, physical means of giving signals to engine runners, switchmen and others enakgad in switching and drilling operattana^are now extensively used in the 'largo yards of tbe Caledonian railway ta and around Glasgow, and are about to bo Introduced on some of tho great railway systems haring their termini ta Lon­ don. According to the code of trumpet sig­ nals for shunting, ta operation at 8t. Rollox freight yard, Glasgow, the various signals are represented by long blasts, short blasts, and “crows" of tbe trumpet, tbe repetition Each shunter, and with a horn trumpet, which is slovna inches gutters of humanity. ' Talk about giving money aa an evidence his left shoulder with a hangs across ths right hip. Its payment would bo a positive relief. You crook, by which he lifts tho chain coupling. It is stated on good authority that sinre this method of coupling, and coupling freight i->COOK a?T!^ s Publiam*g 1w w aS and then see him invariable answer arid cheering ' until hia breath is gone. fine piece OF ^PLQG .TOBACCO feverish excitement then ia tbe joekey him- forma and minute rolre tiutt when daimioa organised, identically developed men or wopeople say. “Oh, he's a gtxxl beorto.1 fallow, be will give bis last dollar." Well, yes, but is it a good heart that gives itx last dollar, but would hesitate, even if bo didn’t refuse to giro literal, jxeraona), indi­ vidual, band to hand, heart to heart, body to "body comfort*' Recurring u> the doctor thought a moment, I don’t bdievo it would WOO orv UU. —— •"-n—* r- kind most in tbe female heart to be in tbe country, or at hast create an impression to that effect, I was not long in devising my scheme. which you naturally turn as frorn any othor nuisance that required moral courage. That uf itaolf would d.-tenritao ma I could uo for tbo Slwguu, Hldeyoshi, to take it up. add more and more rervmony to^.t. and make It ing more money giving lawojn than in fol- physically. Toe Issue of the fight must be tensive oiors, you are and elaborate method of making, tea for small grouj*i of friends grew .up slowly in the quiet atmosphere ot the Kioto court manta with the closmt attention when any bowl and brazier when such entertainmenta instruction when pupils apply. Women are trained in tbe methods, too, and young ladin of the hlgbmt rank, even at this advanced day of French fashions, go through a course of cha no yu lessons as jxir-. of a finished education. The empress and her court iadite profit b_r wb/t these high tonal an^ bf. Buch argument- not only abow tbrir .gncrance, but their willful disregard of their paper, ior » ' i——- — __ bring done in the world of science, and we think that many of these disinterested men, if they would spend a small fraction of the time they devote to reading trash ta looking .be some thing* that would interest and instruct them, and alto remove tbe prejudice "against the contributors. Tbe average working clay a ten hours. Now it is safe to say that eight hours’ sleep B enough for qny healthy man, and this icavse six hours out of every day that msy bo divide! up betwren study and recreation, for we would not ask or expect a man to devote all bis We to tte former. Diiruro ar a clvb aorst sleep even eight hours, neither ilo they •tody It was apparent that I rose cubit* in tho es­ one-eighth part of that time; and still they timation of a Japanese gentleman when I have not time enough to read a good, sensi­ ble article that will show them Low to make the- ialor they perform, and about which they in that line could bo found at tho Hoishiga- ore pretty sure to'grnmble, mnch easier and more profitably accomplished. t>M evening on which we should dine at tbe dub house with him and his wife and meet tbe master ot the ceremonies. The Holslii- thc effects of a littlo time devoted to reading gaoka club is closed off from the temple groumis by high badges and a grand old oak inventors and jirorpenwn manufacturers. tree that stands at it* entmniv. and could lie easily niiawl If not known and looked for. A tiny room, with a round window and a screen dour opening on tbo garden, received midnight oil” in their pursuit of infarma- our" htsrt to divsat hlnus-lf of his foreign clothes and assume tbe rustling silk kimono and coat of a JajssneM gentleman. He and his pretty little wife w» re pictures as they sat on the mats sipping tbe tiny cups of ar of the latest scandal, but of that which that they found «urh time uninteresting or unprofitable, or that they ever begrudged the littlo they spent of their bard corned in band. Slipping into wooden clogs wo clattered along a garden path after bitn to es host began tho rites. A t’k>»l kettle of water casting in tlw small fireplace sunken besides a kakemono and a vase ot flowers in Tbo ostrich bgg* uro huge affairs, as largo around ax n quart measure. They lay out ia tbe ojien field, and just as I was hanging over tiie fence, wickedly waring my jacket to make the majwdic ostrich jwrfonn an un­ dignified pirouette, one of the eggs broke open, an<l out popped a little latecb. Imeverybody rushed breathlessly In oar direc­ tion. Tbo keep.iT wrw told tl» nows and camo hurrying on with ejaculation! of but- lemnity, brought iu a box containing char- farthest distance from the mother ostrich ijojil and Impk-mentN for making the Are; and made in tbe direction of ttie newcomer; retireJand brought in a bowl of iwumL With ' but when tbe tfiotber bird took long strides a deliberation and an exactness acquired onlr in his direction, and manifested a lively i-y a lifetime of practice, ho went through the procese of removing the water kettle. vaulted • dredging tho fresh sand, laying in charcoal, It was quite comical to ne tho old bird sprinkling incense, dusting the fdgxs of tbo fire place, and setting bock the water kettle. with her new been offspring. At first she disdained to nottco the Ifltie thing, which looked about the sura of a 2-months-old angle of the elbow were carefully regulated chicken, and sought to follow the jnrenta) guidance by running a few stc;a and then quite unexfactedly toppling over, or turning crime. With tbo same awful aileucu tho a treble sumenssulL I Lad quite hateful feelings against tbe mother bird, who by this tiraosto-.l prancing before us with her long, beautifuf dn-.*py plumes. I think she saw During the interval, while tbo frrah char­ by our e xptwvions that we did not aj.provu coal caught lire and tbe water boiled, we of such spartan motterbood, such unnatural dined. While the last trays were removed, calming of tiie emotions, for aim unnmUately 11...1 nn.I ._ 1 _ ___ .._ . wo stepped to tbo tiny veranda and looked tilervwl nn out upon the moonlighted garden, ami tbe thrill <if satisfaction along tbo whole line of the cha no yu. Tbe master sat meditatively spectators when she finally tat barself down nevoteut Buddha about to perform tbe rites, a tiny bamboo dipjar, a bowl, a silk bag. and aJhing like a shaving brush, but made of finely split bamboo, lying before him. With a square of purplo silk from his girdle, folded, stroked, and imap|>ed it just so, took up tbe littlo brocade bag and dolil-erately untied its silk v»ni- and revealed a littlo tea civ Idy alxout three inches high, of ancient brown f asit f is POSSiRi TO MAKE it KNOWN ASA always been temperate in my. habits. I use totttcco to a small extent, but eat almost any­ thing to which I take a fancy, although some­ times I am obliged to jay tbe penalty. It is my purp.se always to keep myoelf down to about 11'3 jxiunds in weight. Tbo- fewest weight I have over attained was 107 pounds, and tho highest 130 pounds,' si>, to reduce myself to tbe right avoirdupois, I was once forced to knock off just eighteen pounds of taking. Wb<-n I find myself accumulating weight ton rapidly I legtu to take long walks, wear- tag, • Lieb le not especially enjoyable in hot summer weather. A walk af from eight to ten miles, dressed tn tbe cooditivU described, will usually dispose, of from one to two potm'ls ot extra flush. Three walks are indulgwi in only when the neoserity requires:, and are by no means of dally occurrence, for which I am duly thankful ‘ . Tbe one all lmj>ortenC nqui»!to for a suc­ cessful jockey is to keep a ow>l bead and to [k*»«m an unerring judgnumt. fur if be lose*. jjtcabt. kxaiti grand BATES, Attorney* AMONG DEALERS A. BARBER, . Physici THESE GOODS ARE ON THE H MARKET IN ONLY ONE SHAPE, 3x12 FULL 16 OZ. PLUG-THE W. LOWBY, MLT. Physicta JSSWffifMl MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN POCKET PIECES OR CARHY WHOLE t.USXF T " no. FIJZER i BROS., UiisKlk, I; Mich. gMITH A COLOM strength Before tiw critical moment ••oruus, and must raeervo for himself sufficient force to carry him wifely through tbo final But above all, be should be very intimately acquainted with tbo capabilities of his own (Office ta Vntou Notice is hereby »*en that i ,!ul’1 U# to the tax best bidder, Mmauction, sash . i, on.. E. KE X ASTON . Attorn (OrerJ. 8. Goodn rractlrea In ailooarta A day of April A. t>..#N. t>> tae.rrnto»<eun M Barry county. Michigan, si; title and Interest ol tbe said uec<-xwJ of. in to lhe real estate sltuste a:,.l Wr.r in ttecacsty at Barry, latte Mute oi Mietam. L>o»b and described as follows, to-wit. Commesclsi Sd a^Stake in lhe tashway t«u chate sad C. WELTOX ... ... U, V,! quarter line, two cl>aiu« *:ui ^-vwiteen tab UWtMM west two chains asd fifty «ii links three# south three chain* and thirty link.- to tbs plsrr of begitiutag, containing •>vrnty.»os besdredthsolan sere more or lew.. Ates Mt meuelng at a stake on the mirth :tt;d«otiih<iuar ter line of said section *ix, sr*«i chains seventy-two links south or the center of »«H section, thence viuth ou tiie quarter line, trere (Office ta Abstract Bi Have the only Mt ot A County._____ \. TIMM ERMA . rician a knack of riding which it is difficnlt to ex­ plain, but which has a substantia) existence\ Ina. containing one *tid »i;e«fwsere si»r th.. Mnu, ... — , ia. w less, all on seclioa six. tn tosu tvo Mtt!» < range seven west In Barry .aunty. SffihlgMDated AugtutM. WM. Ur>Hv !!• BTO.v. AdmfnlstrsKK. IfAKTlM V. BAR al surance Ofiee with J. O. Bunya ot Fo Special attention give J AMES A. SWEEZ HARVEST Haat'.n Pracnces Iu all courts W. II. Jkhantt' store. EXCURSIONS ROBERTSON H r r. BKODESIfX Cor. Jrifersoa and Cot Minnesota, Dakota, Times- Doniocrat This Ifouee Is new. w patronage ot the publi MONTANA, every railroad company which runs into into Boston to maintain what used to be called "taborere' trains,- which are required to roach Boston before.? in tbe mottling and ZScriW 10 morning canter on hia father's favorite mare. pbstacl y that meet bun with every turu of the track, and never win a' race unless be in mounted upon a bone that will carry him eign women soemsd to overflow with drapery grulty of our figures in such a scene was sadly apparent. There was a rustling out___ I ___ — - ■ - -11.1 k.lu .K.a .li­ U .fBAkCRIPT n^ot paid before « • tach th. ««uy m flwl u him. But ha. knows instinctively that tbe Hastings K j Aug. TUESDAY, / Sept. 11 and 25. ) Ort. 9 and 23. K Hastings, CJLI»ITJLI*, single man has breu Injured in the shepherd's crook obviatae tbe Argonaut little flats pawing over a handful of coin to <nd tbe change, you say, “Oh, keep It Merer invisible and impalpable dust, carefully robbed a straight irory spoon and laid it down, wiped the bowl with a shred of white cloth elaborately folded beforehand, and then tho tea making really began. We were sratching closely, and tbe facreof our Japan­ ese friends were glowing with pleasure at notiag tbo perfect moveowute of the master. It would require columns to tell to a critical p here, by with each much that wa hardly suspected raCurned him tbe change." “Wellf “Well, here’s the Avar, and it's a dead broken tank, by jovol Took it into four and tolls her family, whom aho joins in hum- of powdered tea iu tbo bowl, poured ou tho boiling water and beat the mixture'to a froth with a bamboo whisk. The bowl eras occasioned .. .--------- ■ ---- -wKv™® u .ihj crral f im? all tbe suburban trains are now run willingly at rates lowur tlum thn«a >i h~. _ I .k .. x CHEAPER THAN ' EVER BEFORE I Pointe weri id Grand MONTANA Ltato TflAb trtu rate brine moreFALp.J*™™** Elian T** i-> 1' fi 83Cr%g . JMtwtetatrtaK to take a n-> thr**'** ’Ocro th0 cblldren can quinine mixed. The powdered tea is made of tho choicest young leaves ot tbe tea plant, dried immediately after picking, and ground to a powder as fine aa flour, and is used only for ceremonial tea drinkings. In an xqually ariea of tbe OKA! IWIroiEiMSF—.... — fannies. •J' purposes, will do well to take .vlssn-M* ^tikin^’E?Oaf2^,2 ------ — j F. I. WHITNEY Gann Pas*- iur ws* ao> , . today, Mrs. Moribund! which is warranted FRIENDS: Itbababy. Don i iome of your neigiib'f* or the fruit Without .onforta tor tmsinees Dec u>erty occupied ST. PAUL i MUWEXMUS XT SATS' h. Incorporated under^ iMi _ --<---- — ... ur-4 mru ia made, and then they i-oa-e alUigvther until growth of a larg.' number of villamsi w h*4 workimmen n n» —.... .< ... of any careful “To my plug hat, by Jove! It roDetl ta the dust, you know. He insisted on paying roods dislike this^terfsren^an UteTartof tbe state, and would hare balked it If they could, but had to succumb and run t' trains. The result la that not only merchnnte atul their clerks wbuee work tewiu, 8 or 9 ta tbe morning, have their Country residence* outside of Burton, but abu, that Tta»4podx friends want the Banner during- campaign? to us. Ask them, and rep*1* ow 0. u. Robinaon. Presid W.8.Goody DIBB *’•8. Goodyear. D. Q. Itohtnaon, L M-Knajpea, A Goers! Banking H HAnrixea � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-08-15.pdf f499530048f2e4cc582287bc31647c9d PDF Text Text largest Circulation afLrf*r in ike VOL.j<XXIIL Hastings Banner. NO. 16. HASTINGS. MICH., AUGUST 15. 1888. H astings Banner. 11 Pulfbt '-* W.'tnrsday*. by COUNTY NEWS. . •COOIK V. -■■fSKEBN- Pratrtevtl’*. Ar«nu. Jjihn Uinta b qulte hIcL (’orSTV. MtctnoAM. W . :ilr ead of the yew -to hi, tara L.hn n ’ 7 Week* *“ "n ,he nwndJutm Brandsu-tter and Bert McBane 'J™,™ IV lanlld I,., u„ Postmaster, Laeey. ’ Postmaster, Benfield. , I . O'Donnell. J. N. Covert. Cartton. Poatmuter. Freeport. |s*£7 1LKTKI: ^ial’pOSRioM. " ,r Svtra I .r'ctUXTINO. ' the Job Printing De1<u Kventhlng in the . Ith the latest faces ot i ■ t terns ot machinery* m.h.jed. enables tba HXXIBM' n ’Hlnt '* 1,1 M*1’1- DakotaL son An,|n'w go to »»kota m thtwhers soon. ” B 'di COFS® 'fEAB. £1- fcwsasSEF**IS’-. 3 -r—— bS«.J?’wS81tt1S!xrWM" "> ">■ Whnp With frtT.^ /tu<17’n. M1B'ut two Wrrk’ ««a R dld“lt Sd fe.,4" • br,,k,’n crwk’ ituia notaet-m to heal as it ought and f but wlth°ut avail, ami on Saturday morning he died. Hr was an a^Tl b bri<ht ,M’5' •»*"« ‘wo The favnr‘tct th*’ van>*’*‘ "ympathy of their many friends in this great sorfow> Respectfully, COOK 6 NISKERN. ^And now the thresher Is beard la the VANARMAN, ot the -tate and In th« ;.t>gv National Bank. , ila*ting*. Michigan. .■iu- tv, iu and IT. ueW rid-. Midi. '• Hastings. »ii'-ii. Hit* state. Special .•skv ro Loam <Mf iVri>M-rt.s hardware uee hour* from 3 -.1 Surgeon. ;n>z li-easc* of the ewrvatlon ot vi»iou| TACLXS and eyd • of1. 1 firciodway. near Court OlllTI! t. Hasting!*.) A. , I me Suite. Col rsrmer's Insurance Oo. .. man's property against; r triad; against a man's .....—<• P ... n«. Il»iu»*l>nthlc Phy- ktibhf.kma: >)•'$ drug store.) . ItAKKER. Real Estate, In­ in," - V: I Loan*. . OEa wits J. itaarawtepju. 3 doors north SjKW*t>i,...-i‘|,-*ivrti »T making exchanges cf prjj’ertv ' Thr te'-rest*-of non-resident xwrtj ■>» uitrt ,-zreluUy looked after. Farms <r -vrluutge. eicluusge. Hooses Hijasea and a'xjiuo toe j.»:- or IX* for **k. Jm' SWHEZEY lUvtufi. Mich. , .1! courts of the slate. Office over ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. HHbiH WH. Proftrlfiar, «n-l i ..art ■*!- Hotting*, Mich. Ra es. 51.00 per Day. ■ Hei " " • a .:!i pleasant rooms. The ; i« respectfully solicited. H.igri is City Bank, Mich. cX?i S50,000.00. iu tmliding i. n. Beebe, cashier. Grable. Chester Messer. JBsami llu,iae>* Transactsd. HAhTINGs MABKETH. ’MU.wtUUs- . ret r.«a The best Advertis­ ing medium in'Bar­ ry County. Orangeville. J. F. Meaji attended the republican state Stephen Nichols, of Charlotte. is visit­ convention last week. ing relatives and friends here. RepubHeans should’ attend the town Albert Niehola and wife spent Saturday caucus. and Sunday at Mell Warner’s m ar Shelby. Fruit promises tn l»e aImivt the average. Mrs. John Valentine In on the sick Hat. Rut.and l» not Ix-hlnd her stater towns Mra. Richard* turn a night blooming in progress. Among the many who have cereus In blossom. Mrn. Mark Earl han an aunt visiting her. grown up in our mklst to iMsdtions of IT'anliwnce and re-pect may ta- mentioned A. G. Jessup sports a new road cart. By indastry. Mrs. James Heed has gone to Otsego to Mr. (hrlstmas Belton. economy ami bonraty he ha- -.-cured a goodly portion of the world's goods, ha* raised a family ot good, holiest IwysJ and Mr. Ashley is buildiiut an addition to his is and ought to be proud of them. Tour correspondent desire-, to state tliat in the housex ' • D. C. Doster is buying wheat at the sta­ n-ceut matu-n. of isiue between Mr. Ik-I­ son and one of his neighbors, the verdict tion paying £0.75. of Um* Jun in ffivor of Mr. Iktson was Just, Then- was a watermelon festival at the and meets the npprovnt ot the of station Aug. tth. In the evening. A livt-ly this township. tlme is re|M>rted. . Philip Me/lun has gone t« Kalamuroo to commence work in the asylum. ■ Miss Gertie Nlmo ■ !>wr«l a very success­ Anthony Rogers intemls to make snre of ful tenn of s.-lmol at the Star la»i Friday hls hpusekre|>cr. he ha-, taken her for a Era Barnaby, of MhMlevilb-. was nt life companion. home last Thurolay. izist Saturday while threshing at D. Eycleshymeris Will Paton left hi- vest In the barn while he wn* carryIng wheat. Threshing Is the order of the day. Albert ’ Kelley and wife, ot your city, Ou going after his vest he found that his were the guests of Mr. und Mrs’ Reuben watch and part of the chain had been tak­ en. Su.-plelon naturally rested on one Weister last week. *<R. E. WvtKter has his new planing mill Bechtel, who was there but not working. He was «rrvM«si and his'examination set In naming onlcr. The new steamer adds much enjoyment W next Saturday. But Saturday evening to the pleasure seekers who swarm to our the watch was found in a ferrit’s 1m»x. un­ der where, the vest has ts-en laid. Every­ beautiful summer retort every Saturday one Is glad tliat It was th.- furrit and not and Sunday. <!. II. Chethem and wife, ot Snfifield. the boy who stole the watch. Notwithstanding it was right In oat went In town last Sunday. The excursion train that pasni-d through time last Thivsday. there was a jolty here last Sunday l>ound for Ottawa Beach. crowd at the picnic. Fifty-two wit down t<»dinner. All enjoyed themselves as they >-<>ntalnv«l eleven coaclu-s. Quite a crowd never did la-fore. IL Hilsinger trot a clean went from here. Gtjo. Prichjinl went to Prichardville last shove by our t.insorial artist. E. Baldwin. Effie Lake Is visiting her shtrr in Grand­ week to attoml to threshing his wheat. " IL R. Wdger ha* the lumber on the ville. Boys, did yoa get the coon? ground and at the new planing mill for H- Havens and family are cuinplng at live houses, A very nmt and convenient car house Long lake. Tb- folhsu lng is the program for the T. lias ireen erected on tire east side of Main L. s. mn tlng, Saturday evening. Sept. 1: street. /Music. • ’ A citizens meeting was called last Wed­ x'Talk on hygiene with chart Illustrationnesday evening at Hewitt’s hall to consider by Albert Eycleshy nwr. the matter <if building some kind of tire Music. protection and make some move in regard E«lna XL Havens, chorister. to a roller mill. Committees wereapjroiutBev. Cutler was taken sick in the pulpit ed to receive estimates and rt-porl nt a Sunday evening and was obliged to quit future riftretinag. preaching. A new saloon has been started In the Lowry block. Herbie Brets, of Saranac, will put in a Ada Hauhry Is recovering very slowly. stock of furniture and undertaking goods Tliotnas Kelley has sold out hi* interest at this place in a short time. In the meat market to Mr. Francisco, of King, Quay 4 King, of IxiwvlL were in Scotta Station. town last weak prospecting with a view of Quito a number of people from here at­ locating a lumls-r yard here. tended the matinee at Augusta on Friday. Uf Mr. Webster’s new planing mil) Several partire from Hastings, opposed which has just been erected Lake Odessa to the republican party, were here last has the right to say that it is one of the week tilling out the alate for the various finest In the county: too much can not be office*. said in praiw of Mr. Webster’s persever­ A. IL Johnson, editor of the Democrat ance V* pusldng the planing mill Industry was in town Saturday evening. forward. He came to this place and open­ Several loads of black hogs were sold ed up the business when lAke Odessa was nt Richland by parties about town. but an experimental town; he also had .Some wheat is being moved to market. other olfstackw to tight again-t. buildings Saturday evening we had u tine shower. Is-lng put up in speaking distance under the guise ot foundry machine shops, but Cam|H‘r» at the lake too numerous to afterwards turned out to be planing mills, bnt for all he never flinched. The busi­ mention. Wm. Kilgore, of Augurta, Sundayed ness inen of the place have given him their patronage and bei]>ed hhn in securing the with M. Bagley. I). Thompson Is working at the carjMjnpatronage of the general community. The building is 44x54. two stories high, on a ter business in Kalamazoo. Nat Rix. of of Kalamazoo. has Iwett rusgood foundation .and well built. Once on ticatink In this vicinity. the inside one Itegina to realize the perfec­ Mrs. M. Bagley has gone to Gagetown, tion of the niilL the machinery is all new anil of the latest imrodVed patterns, and Tuscola Co.. to visit her mother and other most excellent Judgment has liccn display­ relatives. S. Chattenion b on the Kick list. ed in the arrangmrnt and setting up of the machinery'. This planing mill Is a credit to any city mid Lake Odessa has Very dry. c"rn cul *|J ‘lroul*u good reasons tor feelfug proud «if It j(rs. Vandewalker mid her grand­ ! Geo. Pricluffd and family returned Imine daughter, Nellie Brttwn. have returned last Wednesday. Kalamazoo. . E»l. Townsk'nd is preparing to build a home from a visit Ettle Fljwer Is jilting her sister at new bouse. ' Heiey tk Layton are sinking a well at "^'mt. Cooper and wife are visiting friends the new planing mill. A town Ml has been put on Hewitt s In JohnsUiwn and Battle Creek. Fred McDonald- and her slater from hall, that belief the place of holding ouslGrand Rapids are visiting their grand par­ ne_ss meeting* J. C. - Griffin. has opened a meat market ents of thh place. Parties from VanBuren Cd. are contem­ In the bulldkig formerly occupied with plating establishing a saw mill at west groceries. ' Dr. Crane has traded his farm, north of Creasy, and purehao- timber In this sec­ , . , this place, for the Grand Central bote!, of tion to cut into ties. Mr. Evers, of Richlaud. Is buying wheat, Bonanza, and will move the same on to p«“ng f««> <lghty-two to elghty-four the lot north of his new store and will re­ sume the duties of a landloni. 01 EM? Reed i« buying all the hoga be can Oscar Smith has purchased the WH1 find, paying five »nfl a half cents a j-ounds. Townsend property on Second street The large amount of vessel timber that Woixllniiilwas hauled hero last winter was all toadert Prof. Smith has moved into hU new and shipped last week. ■ D. F. Newton, of Cedar Creek, was on * "Frank Aspinall has moved into the honae be bought of Wm. Downing. our streets last week. C. A. Burt has the foundation laid for Wm. Downing has moved Into tiie V. G. his new house and the carpenter work ‘"a'&iwii !“•'"t**"1 ••*"’ well under way. Geo. rricbani luui moved In W« u*-’w 1 Hattie IWierlaud returned home last infantum. . r-~_nvii!e Week fn,m an extended viaU to Charh tte. eholera Several of ow boys were at Greenville The iron f ted elevator is being last week to attend the re-union. A car of coal has Just been unloaded for S. Thomas received his new threshhig Ladies' College, ,UTbe buUdlngof Jone" *£^2^ ‘SJre machine on Friday of last week,. nfM-JZ’.5'1" '1-'"- w-'fiAiia Several at our people attended, campTeachers. Nearly a» Btudenta. fire last Friday but was discovered before mSlS.tBnSfl.Mimd Ionia test Sunday. Ltll7MrArthur, of Saranac, visited relaUetu^, taSJ,u?: 1 Courses ta • much damage was done. w.wr There I, . rumor .H-I »“vr *U> Build u oprra Bo» Ud. to. M. I- AM» Ik pwrB>« •» duiw * urr. oj Bird V,IB °" lumber ofller. ’ I'rtuelpal AUSTIN, n. D. •’‘‘“g'S Monday last. Curtis was convicted and sen­ tenced to the work house at Detroit for 73 days. The jury was out only about ten minutes. . Saturday last Mr. Ira Hopkins threaded with his sti-am thresher 1885 bus. of grflhi. setting four times And moving alrnuf fl mUre. The grain wan about une­ halfwheat and barley and the balance rads. <Jn Tuesday night of last week some one broke Into the store of Faul & Velte and drilled their safe and tried to burst It open, but did not succeed.in their attempt, and left no trace behind them. The Whitney hunily show was hereon Monday last and their tent was crowded rail. l’- B. camp mreting on section 2fl In Cmnplwll township this week. Several of their liest speakers are expected. The hum of the threshlhg machine la heard in every direction. C. W. Armstrong attended the republi­ can state convention at Detroit last Wed­ nesday. . Mrs. Dayton, of Paw Paw, is visiting relatives In this vicinity. Lynn Martenbrook Sundayed frith his parent-- urar Grand Rapids. A lowery dhnee at Geo. Hale’s Thnrsday. evening. Fred Hunt and wife, formerly of this place now ot Grand Rapids, brought their Infant daughter here for burial. W. E. Bowen is the happy man—it is a son. WHOLE NO. 1733. Wc understand tliat A. F. Fausey In­ tends to go to work on the C. K. and S. Bert Putnam, of Middleville. Is visiting relatives at Oils place. Henry-Welton, of thfe place, has gone to Greenville to work. by peopU wboaa Mr. Scott last Sunday. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS- Tiie August term of court has been ad­ journed to the a7th. Hastings plays Nashville a game of ImUI at the fair grounds this afternoon: and a game with Lacey Eriday. Tiie renowned sink bole on the C. K. A S. R. R. settled again this week. Howev­ er, the trains have becri running regularly. Three bead of cattle liekrnglng to N. T, Parker died Monday from the effects of having made too long a visit to tiie corn field adjoining the pasttare lot .-4 An excursion to South Haven will be given August 38th. A spectai train will be run via Kalamazoo, leaving this station to do a big besneaa coUacting grocers* Ute, at 0:30 a. m. Fare for the round trip 81.75. bat now retail grocers in thia city have a Marshall Rogers has n. large lnn»d> of mutual 'protective and collecting agency off clothing that the owner may Imve by call­ thoir own. The two work itogatbcr admir­ ing un him. The defthes were found near ably. A black list ta kept of people -who town where they were evidently left by some elothes-IInc thief. Sheridan memorial aervicos will be held Tribune. at the Baptist church nuxt Sunday at tlw, usual liour. Rev. D. B. Oylatt will deliv­ er the address. The members of the (i. Sheriff Shriner was in our town last A. R. |xa«t will attend the service tn a body week on legal business. , ' and are n-quesUnt to meet nt the post hull ‘ “ W. H. Deck died very Middenly-nt ids promptly at t>::to a. in. son-jn-law's. T. S. Elsivorth’s. the 13th of hcmorriiagi- of the lungs. ScIkmiI has commenced again at the Cbeeseiuan, Maule Grove. full, his legs short and small, and his arms so Springs after a vacation of about -lx weeks. • >■ Juhu Aan* Eaton. Baltimore. phenomenally long that hu bauds reached Dorr 4 Green expect to-tart their apple far below bls knees as bo walked. Ills evaporator this week. . physical pccul lari ties were so marked before I. O. G. T. lodge. Nq. sflO, at Yankee Following are the real estate transfers be finally and fully developed that bo osmo Springs has clmngied the night of mi-etlng from,Friday night to Satunlay night. • for tiie week .ending Aug. Nth. Ibbti, as T. S. Clark visited witty friends In taken from tht book* in the register's office: Lewis C. Beadle to John Holden; 3» sec 33 Nashville the [mat week. ’ Caritoa.MM. . that Sbcridan would bt<omo the moat dteMr*. Estella O'Connor in slowly recover­ Hannah Given to Frank P. Wilcox; parcel section 20 Hone, fl ing from her late sickness. Thomas M. Brady to Martin A. Eddy: parcel . Wm. Herrick ha* l>ought a linlf Interest Nash Ville. Hta * would have been laughed out of the academy. in the hotel at Freeport and expects to Henn Fclghner to Flaviat Frlghncr: TO* see “Sheridan wns graduated a year behind us. 12 Manic Grove. $TM. . make that place his future home. Coni ami potatoes look a* though the' Rachel A- Shepard to John D. Bloomer; 20* fanners would have a Isiuntlfnl crop this fall. . . <)mn Barrett Io U. K. 4H. IL R.; parcel «ec o BXrry, Sh>.sabra J. Bushe,.- to Savon Koblnson; so* sec 3 A«*)rta. M17. John Yarger was iu lx>wrll Tuesday. Mary Jane Stncw to Setaour I.jnei; 30* see ported him, resulting in his A. D. Slvjianl moved Into bls new house Prairieville. 6*au Munday. Geo. Smith to Rollin D. Jacox; lot to hlk 65 A. H. Nobb-s wo.* on our sirrah-Monday. Bodcodc's and Middleville, ion. -a rels of .hard meetings. BarVlJS cider were Smith Wills went to Hastings Tuesday. an unwarranted of tiie cabina, and the James Furguxm, wist has l-ccn working placed inB front lox: Cabin* were, In Um in the moat canumign of ’40” for Chas. Bronson, returned home Tuesday. “ Log Cabin B. hard tin-cider HurriMin - Tippecanoe bn* pai-M-d into history a* the most enthus ­ S. Lnrabee, Ccdnr Cns-k jxi-tiun-tcr, | entirely satisfactory to Philip, bat be bad go* B iK. campaign of IMtiIxat erected contests. Call­ vi-lted II. F. 1'eckliam Monday and Tues- i iastic of opr political the large cities and place vlllins have for thisin reason a pennanent day. . pQ ages, and used for holding F. G. Goodyear and John Wcissert. of 1 in American history . Warner's Log Cab Hastings, were in town one day last week. I in Rcmrdlca and ••Tipjwcanoe’’ tonic bit­ Chas. Griffin, of Kalmazno Is In Freeport I ten- have secured a permanent place isvwuse of their excellence. stopping at tin* Perkins bouse. The G. A. R. band have invitations out announcing n harvest iwrty In Music ball ■ Frrv|<<>rt, Friday evening. Aug. 24th.' After ail, 1 suppore it is little wonder that Dr. DeVore and sun F.ivln w<-re in Free-1 outsiders should know so little of ths French. * l»ort Friilay and Satuntay. . I John Fl*h and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at Clarksville. Rev. C.. Emsbergvr. of Ohio, was the guest of IL. Wills Monday and Tuesday. W. Roush and family, who have Iweii DEBTORS FEEL EASIER, visiting relatives In Ohio, returned home Thursday. Geo. Pcrkitis made a business trip to NOW THAT AN OFFENSIVE METHOD Lnwell Wedne-day. w * OF DUNNING IS PROHIBITED. H. Whedon Is erecting a cooper shop, east of the handle factory. Mrs. S. Finch and Mrs. Geo. Kelly visit­ ed friends in Grand Rapids last week retttnihie Saturday. Geo. Eddy, who has Isjen clerking in the trlslesuLi completely so many outedera-tore of Kelglrr. Roush 4 Co. for the past few months, has gomi on the rood selling cloaks for a IhmtiNi unn. ) May Rogers, of Hastings,z spent WedI’ve got the postal author!Um to tluink for it. rn-sdgy and Thursday with her parents In "How’s thatF asked a reporter. —_____ - little of hia Carlton. prvmlxamoo tn the public eye loan apparaatly ' Dr. Ruckel will move into the rooms unimportant and trivial habit. 1 refer to his now occupied by A. D. Shepard as soon as they are v arated. F. D. Carlton, manager of Lowell cream­ important ery mid R. Wolcott, of this place, an- look­ send through the j-ottofficve," bo continued.“tn ing over the cream routes In this vicinity. my delinquent debtor*. Inclosing a request Wil! Moore and wife returned Saturday evening from their visit In the northern part of the state. / ! tale iuscriptiun written small upon om cor­ A sod accident happened hi Clarkaifiilo i ner; tlx- iwurt envelope liad much larger charpericared journalist was recalling bis firrt Friday night: the night watch was kun attempt at reporting a public dinner. 1 think over by the cars and killed, instantly. it was one of the 8L Nicholas club’s annual Home In Ohio. 'Bad debt’ in flaring eokirs on one side and The Italian* that have been stopping In calling'the debtor *Mr. Dtted Be*!' and other Freeport the |>a-t week left for Grand lte|>- harsh terms on the revereo aide. Thia used Depew sided him standing irrenolutely at the to fetch a great many hard cases who could d.xir, jailed by the waiters and looking the ids Saturday. .. , . Work on the railroad Is progressing fine­ bo compelled to pay their debta in no other picture of discomfort. ly. a full crew of luuids are at work. way. There is no man who wants to make Fehelcy was In Freepirt Thursday any pretcasiona to bonrety but dislikes to mxl a* the Whitney family show was have such publicity given to his abortcom­ billed for that evening thought he hwl ings as is insured by sending such letters to lietter secure a ticket More they were all him through the public imalla He fancies gone: he went home, a distance of three everyixxiy reel then-nnd i* laughingmiles, pn returning In the evening dis­ or thinking little ot him, as indsed a covered that he had left his ticket at home many people mutt. KXOCKXD OUT. In his other vert pricket. “Bnt now my pet scheme is knocked oo the ■ should taka Frank Splcklcr Is working for H. Tobias. Gea Tobias Is working for R. Seymcmr. Nina Nichols, of Battle Creek, is visit­ ing her grandmother. Mrs. H. L. Tobin. Geo. Tobias and mother are visiting In otbonriM- mailable by law, upon the envelope b<Frank Bunlick visited In thia place Sun- '^Tlicre were 200 In attendance at the ice cream social at J. L. Caswell**. M. Newton and sister, of Battle LreeK, are visiting Iu this place. Detmiray and Seymour burnt their fal­ low Monday and Tuesday, which made did eaeroeb a happy hunting ground for drad lively time* tor the boy*. Daisy Stanton b on the sick IbL Mrs. Will Forshy is »!«*• Her. w. T. Halstad, of Juhurtown, on our street* <»«»« l*st week. Zmtotolw. H—B.,.. vW.rf her b«r» allows every man to retain enough qt his Income free from the claims of creditors to brothers here last &imtay. enable hhn to lira decently,'and H’s a hard [ man about town. M'lwol bouse Friday with' a pkrK- Mb* Ballou liaa'a good dral of praise m Uri» district for the good wbool abe lias taught, A i»arty of friends and relative* *urPri*‘ rd D. W. Rogen one evening last week, it being hl# birthday. sampling liquids brilliant women �TO WEEK MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. The Call to Sleep iGRESS. DYSPEP^ CONDENSED PRC--------------NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. .!■ *> W Ud. «~ntrx. ~ Closes the Funeral Services on Arlington Heights. ttvo'orgaua U11 they i^rfon, (• aillinriv. W^-. . ’ U draw trade U>en tbe inhabltau GALLANT SHERIDAN LAID TO REST. “I have token He then Wt the pulpit end wm arrayed by of The Grand Rapid* Telegram-Herald, that boy* carrying lighted candle., be loft the sanctuary and took his position at the head die, curried thv crore to the altar rail, land­ ing at the opposite end of the catafalque. The cardinal knelt and a choir of Dominican tb<-canlinal aroee and sprinkled the coffin with holy water and incenaed It with tho burning ineonw. Ho Item pronounced abso­ lution and clewed with a prayer. Tbe casket wm then lifted by the eight artillerymiju who had been andgned to that generaiv home Guy, charger, wm led. H died ta military stylo ready for a mount. The gold embroidered Kuldle-clotli bore the insignia of Gen. Sheridan’s rank as lleuthe cloth iu front were two pistol bolsters. The general's military boots, rerenod with spuni panting forward, were xruml in the oheridan. Tiie chaplain of the senate. Rev. Dr. Butler, of tiie Lutheran chureli, sat in to h-j anything social ion at Grand Rapid* pooled their 1»Shipmontu from the Saginaw valley for the first seven months of the year- ren-bed 311.000.0ai feet of lumber, 30,00,000 ubingle. capture a wounded crane, but the bird aa■urned the affemilve and drove the quartette from the field of conflict Jackson, got right down to business the other night and trotted through 188 uow memta'rx. Hiller wai struck saw and ■> badly injured that be died soon afterwunL The Grand Trunk (teople are arranging to Edmund* ottered rvwolutlom axpreeaive of teigenerou. slice of a •»,000,«» fortune at Philadoljkbia. ... • c. r. H—l. . Kdk-lu* preparing to embark ta the trout industry. He’s getting a ten-acre pood ready .or tta huotuly adojited. Farwell introduced a tall speckled fry. * " A mill far the manufacture of copper Utobe teiilt at Dollar bay. ta tta upper pentajula. Twill bo tta firrt mill of tbe kind west of’New Jersey. reeolution John Harmon, the well-known editor, printer, and politician, died •» I**"’*1 tm Sick Headache •ta. J received, and Hawley offered a roeoluttau to appoint a committee to attend thv funeral, which was adopted, and the following named by the chair: Hawley. Mandvreon. Collora, Btewart. Hampton. Gibson and Gray. . The. . . — ■ Hood’s Sarsaparilla a■ .11 JOO . Doses One Dollar. PAiriil Battle Creek, .4drewed to a Mr. Morly, Petoskey. Mich. Three • wto boat left Oden, on Crooked •‘fe w-’-4 YOUR TJCCvH dan got from Izixington, Ky,, f-jur years ago while tn Chicago, and bo liloed it much.be- President Cleveland, a Calvinist, followed tiie Riknan Catholic eel-vice, bending his head at the “dutninus vobbrum." Federal officers in full uniform and Confederate cap­ tains with whom they had fought gathered Bile by side, sorrowing around the bier. Many bandsonuj floral offering* were laid about the shrine. An immense general’s indite.-,] to try HwZ, J! Mr*. Mary C Smith. < ~ waa -a sufli-rer fruxn <!> q... 1<(U •ch*- She t-..k tl found n the beat remedy she rter M. l»ny for the manufacture to furniture. IXDla.V 1 Wednesday wm Hila, and hav*. f. ....a —.. ip : v Grand Rann*, Mich.. Aug. IL—eanforu wn me uoinsi < Big Rapids' cigar factory ha* laid itself out u a job of making a round million smoke. president and wife.the cabinet,the Judiciary, the congrereional committees, diplomatic corjte, and repreeuntaUrev of tho Ixiyal public and ci titans and the march was at once to the quiet of the country. bl» patrons by blowing a shrill whistle, which save* him the trouble of dismounting. Those Grant y*wt of Brooklyn. The Chinese minis- thb great soldier to his final home in mother it was about 1 o'clock when the funeral Pennsylvania avenue, across Rock creek by into tht-coMon bogging po^L $bernuui tl.cn 1 mode an extended ^wecc against tta rtUfica Tvcuinsub will bare obliged to wait till the next trip. Quito a number of new building, are going up at Lake City to replace those recently de­ stroyed by her disastrous fire. Almont is Just now distinguished by a lot of -toughs,’’ whose pnwuucv render, it dan- vioua husband two weeks after the wedding. vtnet Cbio*w» impigrotiftK wm tb*i> up. but without acti’jn the «*nate at Cil&jx deeerted him, and since bM been living with m. adjourned. ’ ■ another mau without divorce formalitia* or iiSS'i H>i inntrn.iuonaJly free, and Inal mouth married plaining witness In the prosecution. . A VILLAIN m PUNISHED. to appropriate <330,0X1 to aid the nerro fur a d»|iarUunat*] exhibit at Kansas City, Without final action on the bill Aqueduct lumtaa. Col Wibon sent a wreath of pond lilies. Secretary Whitney a floral shirk! upon the northwerf gate tho Marine bund played a dirge. Arraying at the grave the light ar­ tillery skirted the picturesque hill and took up a poeition rm the road just below. The diplomntic corps, the Joint committee of congrem, wnatore and reproenutativea in congress, began to arrive, and the ixxly of toe church 4jkllly filled. Amoug the prom- the proddent and Mr*. Cleveland, while Mr* Sheridan and tho other member, of the family stood near the tioned near tlir grave, and just behind the president and Mr*. Cleveland stood the miun- and took from hiscell Frank Phillips, who musketry. The bugle nail for^’/Taps" rang CO EOUSE PAiNT NIT'S FLOOR PJIRT^ E Washington City. Aug. U.—Tta senate Immigration. A coucnrrvnt mutation *m a prominent hardware merchant of this adopted to print lOO/XMi ix>phw of the tanff place. After stripping bis eluttas from him l>i’.l of IWCf. the Mills tariff tall and a nwn rhippitig administered, after which bo wm । the difference between the two Ulla. rill require feeding to carry them businot. unrciuuuerntive The state Ixjard of pardons, which cuu- Fidey. tasho|>-elect ot Detroit, conducted tba ..... . . . tacludod pla rights of the Catholic church. At the concludon of the religion. Mi-vicee tho light artillery fired n militaryhmluteof fifteen guns 5|K» HONEST! ot staying behind prison tiara. Anxxtg ttam U that of Thomas Smith, serving a life een- Evart* For Diseases of the the streets and to the jail.. About '4 o’clock treaty, holding that the Cawed Ian policy torth ton telegraph polc.hauled him up by Us-: wm bold, after which tta senate adjourned, uvek and lowered him a few time*, and com-■' ~ * " polled him to make a -full confinnion. Ho also admitted having com united other simi- d'uu. Phillipa L a very ignorant and brutallooking fellow ** ' Fvnch spoliation claim* KIDNEYS DR.HrLL-S ROYAL ENGLISH BUCHU Breckinridge of father bad died, leaving him a portion ot h.« hushed amem didn l-appreciate-mu expreouou. Detroit claims a jopulstion of 1S\OX) |»-o- A DOUBLE FXECUTION. |ir..p«r < t KIUMTS. ITO* lll»»«!v t :io». rti'5 IX THI iui'K Urtrence el Vox F» IUS.IUI, U' ... —- — ;WW8MSS business done being the Introduction of a bill KTlnATO* tt« **■— morning at »;01 o’clock. Brooks mme time Henry Landgraff, who killed hi* sweetheart with a pistol March 5, .885, w*. England by hi* mother and sister and buried in the little churchyard at Hyde, the boy- INDIANA REPUBLICANS. Gwi. Sherman in full uniform, entered al the publican,Hate convention wm presided orar joint committee of rongreen apjo-ared and were conducted to Mata rreerved for them in trout and to the right of the catafalque, four <4 them occupying Geh. Sheridan’s pew. They wore white sashes and were beaded by Senator* Gray and Hampton, an’, among tempt to stampede the convention to Porter, but that' gentleman positively refused to ac­ cept tbe gubernatorial nomination. Lieuten­ ant Governor Robertson and Gon. Hovey were placed tn nomination and Hovey wm the •‘ucremful candidate. For fighting jxuwHi." wm mon will roll into Grand Rapids ’Aug. 18. Tbey'ro a Jolly crowd who make tumuol m well m diurnal rovolntiooa While the officer, of the Sturgis National bank wrre getting dunw on the 3d, thfcv*. effected an entrance and gobbled about in cash and then skedaddled. Fire burned a (30.000 bole in the busineM portion of White Rock, Huron county, on tho night uf Aug. 2 In trying to mvo property from the burn­ ing born of a neighbor at HarrUvilfe, Mr*. Joeeph Ftaber wm Udly burned. Tb* owner of the burned building and bls family ■ were absent Veren . ..i_ . * Partim owning nsddonre property ta tbe telnltv nf . Pouxker’n gas well came to a dead lialt at The balance of the ticket wm made up in this order: Judges of the supremo court. First district. Judge 811m Coffee, of Clay •whick had been provided for them, and county; Second district. Judge J. G. Berk- while looking In his garden, imagined which remain'd unoccupied during tho cere' •hire, of Jennings county; Third district. he fell wimetliing flecking away at th boot* ■eonles. Mr* Folsom, Stvretary Bayard, Judge Walter Olds, of Whitl-y county; sec- By and by th* thought annoyed him *o much and Postmaster General Dickinson followed. tool lie concluded to investigate, and looking around beheld n mns.uaatign with Uw f*tefu) About five minutes after the presidential .•nt. num.. , .rrc'iir’ir oi wuiu.*, u. /v t.vrncKn; superintendent ot public instruction, M. IJ t.fnll.*r........______ J. . and h«ned upon tie arm of Col. Sheridan. They were accompanied by Gen and Mr*. Rucker and axi, Mia* Rucker, John Sheri the extreme right and front ot the church. wUt'i’ilWT** W. JOHNJTON^CO.. Evarts Chancery Nate. mltteo with authority to report at any time, In the State ot Mictupwi. >'’*'> t iMhdaj cl Nuivviter. A |>. nC.ie.Mtain fttuee therein i*-b.li.is. wnoei.i a-** £ rower, is aaapMnonu suJ ilsnry L trat and Elia M. Count are deft^dsutNotice ts hereby xn-r thit I • st puMieauclfnn tilth" «t MiMrejwrrej dwtuhdayofsep:.. a i>i«•<«$*«« A. 'nnll dour flt tBS amwiat uiv,,. rerUficate at a lug the limit otontat <150.000, wm agreed barber shop Friday morning. Th- barter to ^1.1_____ I . returned tbe bill and held tbe fellow UU the police came TX»e Italian |>ut the bill in bis mouth and triv0 to swallow it, while tike bar­ ter tried to ebbko him into spitting It out W hen U tnllrvtn.n - U__j . bill. odeoiar^ among mM ny tn* re.-ret mrvioe ag.ut „ frni;k IliamU, who .wallowed <50 w wveral month* neo when ho w*. . w2B.WwHl"‘Ki * ----- •vsunoa. fVma before the immigration taviw- tire that on Monday tiie insist on the continuous u untt! it wm disposed of. Tbe matter wont over and Bpomort taU to regulate the tele“ wa’ * b‘l* Mtwopriating •-o.lOO to encourage tbe cuIUvnu.m and M follows, to-wi! The mwtl: TO'* tbe north east <|itart. r ..f wrftoo flto*. two north, range teu **•«. fa»»>er.y»» ” hereditament* and ai'i-'irtenwM* laettnaw bel hglngorinauv«i----- --Dated Ration. Mu' ALONZO E KKN A< mlMicner. Harn ('• writs of fled Jaria > seal o*the ctrriiit ruud ■ >. , prisons. He wm seutemwd to prieon for life In ItWi, but unon his Juuramcut taken to Monday. jourood sine die. UNITED THEIR FORCES. '■■eMliZSrc.WS!# “* 04m«nd f"- i-rmis- funeral ot 'Gem. Sheridan ta a body. drowned at Wolf’s lake. JacksonS summer and picnic nsort. That's not a thrilling rwvwvl mftalw -K -__ _ .— nominated by acclarua-* Gen. Charles E. Hooker, of MiwureippL About V.-40 the prrahlnnt and Mr*. Cleveland and Secretaries Fairchild and Vila* canin iiy ■ Guilford Miller decision, and the adoption Owen Hnukerd, a Jackson county tarru*.had uinety-tbree sheep killed by ligbUiitJ during a rerent Uiundoretonn. Elijah Hauler, ot Flat Rock, bad six cow. «•-« Joint resolution governor, of wm wll a> public auction or bolt of lightning. Tb«> same boil .hookup Brotherhood of Engineer* adjourned last Elijah somewhat, but didn't land him ta the evening, and Chief Arthbr ba. gone homo. mode public. A <55,000 tomb u to be built for the Bolin. and (witebraen. but he would not disclow. STORM * tern Hardy returned bo^Tlate Thurwt ’ •^■'ng l» found Mb. rXXE IUi tar .mnm,. tn iTJ^**.**? “ HAVOC IN MISSOURI. SOKE DOCTORS wrecked the Cochmuc manufactory chureli, and wen. conducted by Rev* Ryan. George Rumrnele, a Frankenmuth farmer teon Cardinal Uy effective when br WSMXI<WRMiDr ita U-m'.Ifl rw^rtare*’ M«xW> JWdcO-" TUmUJDHMKOSCQ ■ �fancies. pjcis, qvE compares PROIS-UO* J >SB rREE TRADE. . OSMOCRATIC CMHHUON UE8. everyday pettiness. It Is quit® evident that th® in De»nrw-r«+l<- a.—_ > . VARIOUS WAYS IN WHICH V BLAINE G'TS HOME. TIME nlng into consumption in its find stages. He tried many so called popular cough remedies and steadily gn u worse. Was reduced in firah, had difficultyn I breath­ ing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ sumption and found immediate relief, and after using about a half dozen bfittlM found himself well and has tiarf no return of tbe disease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures, as Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption guaranteed ta do just what Is claimed for It. Trial Jaitlh- free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. SEEMS TO BE WASTEt. tho whole line, to wholesale stamped jll.t-hlldrr.1 a protective tariff /.crests; of men wh«I'liat to a protective 0>' hijy h,r within . , ,:„proh« liion of Gita . j .... fitting befortf me, <• i:! n I fhuff Im-governed. . (snrics. Wherever I ^ivo thoio abroad at at ju-uic nt tho , nleasd consider tor i Viwe-J ►'■■' Iwidb "■-h1’ I, wk «SJ '>• ■ wd.1 Uk> F-<w ■ . build । a twelve net ;W.KMijtoek. United , cnuntefpait In Now . 1 coxnntohro here in ;,,,md.it itsi from $ I to ’,.-.4 men whi* work in the •..■;u-, I'.-rin tl.50 to |2 thej bricks, from the palntirs. from $3 arriera of slate, from ciascds who lay tho -3 a day; and when >• it has cost mo |400,i dir whole amount be- ' <a*rtI tai-kiu jay. <1 who. exravato 1 pay - day; V» those who md lay tho fouoda. .'nre a day; to tho ii rents tn 60 cents a r.I hire and Mrc, it nkuwke my'bricks, a'th^usa^d; it | •-•loglrb. barefooted | tn I tii 14 years of i ,.t clay In my brick heads, from to my uiasor..t at from ।y'slaters |1 a day; " to fl aday;-'' - completed, it has Whvthta mill rJOO.'Mdstock $-lbO.OOO» tuensa different in niiil is to) per IWe. tli “tkT ’from JevoteJjtoprotertioy try. On no other present outbreak of fc* Harrison ba accounted for. Tho n„„ । to remain at Quarantine uuUl B o’clock this morning wbro the steamer Bam 8loan will reach there and Mr. Blain- will betaken ■ them or are made responsible forthem trherever they ran be identified: ’ Lie No. 1.—That at a meeting In c'ty la 1877 Gen. Harrison «al5 the railroad strikers that he wonldharaerl^ .i-. Jenumerate at least in wh,eh ’bps into tn- d<H-nUou from the Republican club and ^Jificaooe; for until w, know Uta ~w « g"'p rscomg ot»a neighbor's eharacto- or qualification, with delight at ^•portof barfiWUng. Thtarortof ijf bS55£"°”u’B“2S:; ta *“• “** *'7^. '*v“' n“rr,8°n Mid to the railroad sinker.: "Were I governor I would fore® you back, or vou Woum riwt down Isko doga." Thta ||0 ,nu IU».UUy ta .to tarn. h» tara a number of tlmea, but m quoted hero la attributed to one E. F. Gould, of thtodty and i» pnnted aa coming from him In T& New York Herald. Lie No. Ik That Gen. Harrison said to the railroad strikers: "Your wagra afford you a living. Workingmen do not need pi®, rake or sugar. All these are luxurto. that yon wldom eoioy. A dollar .day *nd two meata. eonatotlng of good broad, butter and sow belly, ta enough for any woridngnmn." Thta lie ta also credited to E. F. Gould, and to printed as coming from him in The New York Herald. I Je No. 4.—A letter to The Journal gays that on a train of the Pittaburg. Fort Wayne and Cldrago railroad the conduc­ tor handed the writer the following, written on yellow manifold paper, on typo writer, accredited to The Milwaukee Dally Review; J “GOOD rilOTECTIuMs? DOCTHntB. to be cured or not worth tbe curing. P 'T*™nMhinS • <r«t deal more general than backbiting. It ta the apnhearerl1rOf|th" ‘“,Ud to l,t positively In*7?-^.tn>POrt*nC° 10 1110 cxrlu»1''» “f matu-re -- - w womans Ureas—nerS”Bui“tavolvra art, and develops the .peculiarly fem­ inine rapacity of appreciating fltne™ in form and rotor. But clearly there ta a vast deal Of intellectual waste on small topics. Thia ta mind is stnpcfle>L often, in it* abnormal desln»t-> plrow. or ,hlnc; whcn wo |>ellcd to cqjvero. with those wbow intellec­ tual tastes we know nothing of. Perhaps it is foe this rroron that It ha* come to be held as ill breeding to introduce ar.v topic of jswight Can not society move with a higher grad® conversation! Tho effect at present ta to send sensible people homo with a filing of dtatnsM and lass, while the rapid are msuW to consider that rapidity has " ‘Better for tho workingmen that they bo willing to content themselves to work for ten cents per day rather than incur tho risk of being thrown ouV of employ­ MTTtJt XXCUSK FOR UADBLE. ment by their masters, because of their In onr home life and general social rela­ efforts, by mean.-, of organization, to se­ tion* then- t» far Iras excuse for gossipy cure Increase of wagon. A dime will buy gabble Thora who arc unable to convene two loaves of bread, and water can bo exreplou tranh *houJ>l be daa*ed with the had for asking. Evon this |>oor faro ta ash barrel scavenger and denied tho privibetter when eaten in independence than ioge of eantrolliiig any |»rtlon af • our time. that doled out by tho hand of charity.' Wo are privileged by nature to exclude tho "These words were uttered by Benta- giMiij* from any bouMhobi familiarity mln Harrison, the Republican nominee for With these raavepgerv 1 chua the l«rra who In our fore.stsi. t he .<i.,r aIui *lato the presidency, while making a speech at tack all valuation of the time of other pro al in m;r him-s and’ Attira. Ind., during his gubernatorial pie, perrons who do not gossip, but in reality are M cheap M ln campaign against Blue Jeans Williams In do nothing, and compel you to do tbe pame. :. rnaki-s tho mm 187®?! An honest (arson, man or woman, sbontd The conductor who handed this slip to have the days api-ortioned with great nicety ■h as there? Cleany, । >«*paid mow than 'I’bo Journal correspondent says it was to occupancy and ute. For the unexpected '‘reins busily circulated by a Mr. Reed, and unforeseeable interruption* one may rth-'re. ' ■ machinery for the mill lost car accountant of tho Pennsrlvanla allow Justly an hour a day. For probable interruption* another bodr. To avoid tbe Uhlted fttates. I par company." Lie No. 5.—Mr. E. F. Gould, of this city, Sam of two or three morn hour* requires both t-’-V) to F« a «tay. in his New York Herald Interview, repeats tact and decision. It is psrfratly right to this lie about the Attira speech in sub­ require all .caller* to report tbenuelvh, and oirl nty morhi^rf stantially the same words. to reply to many of them “npt at home,” or Lie No. 0.—The Golden (Colo ) Transcript an ;nl vaient. Jtememliar tliat ofthe quotes a totter, which it says was written percent, at lewst Is labor. There i* no substantial reason why our .. c»mrdete. and here by Mr. Condon, of Bloomington, Ills., to a callers six-util not only send in a can!, but 1 United dtatos. I hire countryman and personal friend In this should also a-Id the object of tbe rail an-1 specify the amount of time desired. This, i\:urr.. my sorters, my city. In which he says: "Bk'n Harrison orated here eight rears placed on a rani, will rau*o th- applicant and my dressers. ruin I'j. to fw n week, ago, iu Durly. hall, in this city, that it was little time aud trouble, and will save the a well fact the Irish .aw, race ,fur — known — .... that; ..... m. ; recipient vast low. Is all the social obliga• p, week. I get — nt a cost y<» nm of lust qished most of the occupants uf the pent . tkm on the stde of- the visited.1 I think not. H(o New Haven, Etig- ti'iitiaries. und- that the only thing be •’ 1 ix-lieve no om- has a right to a*k one min" of' our *' * . expla . ­ titre' without’ apology and r men and my women. knew to bo g»od In aswaa to shovel dirt ’ ute nation. My time l» my nxmev. Ono hour is . |! !«>to V’3 week. and grado rai'lrqsds.” Lie No. " et al.—Thran refer, generally, to Geu. J’rarrison’s relations to the soldiers under His command; that ho wm harsh CMnfvrt. This It Is npt rightcoiir to demand it here and and cruel; stringing mun up by the Xtoc right for me to allow. There nre claims ca se which thunnbs for tight offenAos; neglected tho' of friendship. Tbiw- ore compatible with si ck and dying of his command, etc., eta., work. True friends will not rob each other. i tnd that out of 145 member* of his com- There i« cora[wi*ation tn such cnam. WITH 1OXOBA.W HKOPLX. ■re. nad atlii make ■ mand in this city 93 declare that they will I nm nut so confident what rvn-.vd or com*r , 1 -ng. J hen. will -aiy vote for Cleveland. As to each and all of the others, The . ouil".i 1t [UJ against such • comC ■’ **'* T-<yr.;i>cratlc Journal desires to mako a job lot of them, dealings with ignorant people; aud M a rule ' : its Jne'.hno of free and of any others of similar import or this includes all tlw> help we can employ. tnjr • boy in the chrapeat purport, and to say that such of them, and Th*' narrowness* of thutr vision makes it im—--. itaqrast—makesill all of them, in essence, in spirit, in form poMiblc for them to aee or fee* with ns, and r.‘ : *♦•-• over there in New and substance, in word, phrase and sen­ if wo get on with them at all we must com® 'Sir'll ' WIki freely here, tence, in every poesible aspect, are pure, down to their level and talk from their stand­ • 4 iu cvtnpetifion with the unmitigated, baseless, venomous raise-' point. This may not be altogether injurious; ?/.?■' Wooustotk. But. my hoods, and the meu and the pa]icrs mak­ for we are likely to get too faraway from .•y.-rara-; f.■■ I:-i. will not tho mill in ing themselves reeponsiblo for them, in the maasM, and lose all communicating W«xl»!<ici. • - f- ipeUfri to stop? "No.” any way. are common liarsand slanderere. power. Moro than that, the highest mental Ufo is too strictly a brain life. It to an in­ Bow cm it run" 1 ii-.-re is but one way on —Minneapolis Journal. valuable i-iwer U> lx. able to drop down at the fa- c it on, and that Is by times into a more physical and simple life, eutlin^ ■:,.wages of. the men who provided our doing eo dore not Involve sensu­ w«k -ju - I t. \ ations, in the quarries, Chicago Democrats are divided into two cutin- futindat1 :. in the brick vai^l; of sections, one of which ta known as tho ous degradation. That danger ta constantly tlw p’aderera: •! paiut<u*, the wood- “short hair" crowd, and 1s led by ex-Mayor near, and must bo careflllly guarded against Too dore familiarity with tlx. grower ■ w-7kc:-. n. ■ ,-laicts. th© machinists, and Carter Harrison. Tho “short hairs” have tta mw: i- 1 ■ wb-> work in tho not had a “smell" of patronage alnco sort is overwhelmingly fatal But we may &J-. to ih- ifage* paid la Now Haven. President Cleveland camo into power. go to (ar aatobe kindly and friendly, and England. '■””’* " .- " ■ 'hen the mill can run. President Cleveland's course with refer­ help to lift to a higher plane. But nothing ».< i. i •: wlm works in th® mill: ence to Chicago appointments lias l>ocn Is more difficult than honestly to wcuro the I caiuiot i' -Mr. Frye, tar any such constantly unfiivoranlo to Carter Harrison real frteiuiahip of jieopte morally and intel• 'i have nkmed." “Yes ’ and hta friends until recently. HU ap­ loctually our inferiors. The largest genera* Toucan. fur ' in Europe." “But pointment of John A, King as postmaster Ity aud meat kindly treatment will not make I couldn't cv-.-rv day. and tho is tho flrat recognition they have had. a firm friend of on® who cannot understand ri-’.-c for my family they < Col. George R- IMvfo says that King te a you. Ami aaa rule tbe ignorant can never vott cnu|an't; but> you wealthy wholesale druggist, and in hta understand the cultured. They may undercould !i often ad once or (price opinion the appointment indicates that . »taud fee more, ignorant, but ran use no mental measure greater than that poweered *vu soon every day, rtraident Cleveland wishes to placate Ml • j.-d with molasses elements of hta partvXn Illinois, with tho by them»eivra.-Mary F- Sjiencer in Globenhvateu bread. Jliat view of trying to carry the state.—Now Democrat. ' tor workiugnten.’’ York Tribune. ■■But,' ' eouhbi't send,' my chiUn-i 7ery original musical instrument has ’■ ' ‘■No. withjrour recentlv bran constructed nt Mi inn-an or­ siul(l not dress (hem Troy, N. Y„ ta a great linen manufact­ gan wboe pipes, ind«U of being of metal, । to rand therti to 'J. vou would need uring town. It has some of th® largest are of paper pulp. 1« history ta quite cu­ null to help ear# the factories in tho United Blates, and bears rious Fhtbcr Giovanui Crtapi Rigg11'10' >;ch doihing us {they ■the same relation to this country u ten- having learned that tp parish dell’ Inraredonderrv does to Great Britain and Ire­ •mta, at Milan, was tfortitutoof music for the rj e, I could not iaavo • • ver buy a homo for land. Tho Troy Times has recently been offices, conceived tho idea of devtffog “ making on inquiry into the wages paid in you -.•onld not. and tho the two cities. Hero is tho comparison it cheap material that would permit of con­ structing organs under such conditions that i Inspector Whc^tlv, the most uupretending communities could ears to a study of tn® Troy. Derry (Irelaai Dun-bn** one of Umx> instrument* This Jfiodiiioa of tiie rkingman of England, Bkilled t utter*. >«•« S^r^bo had ,^-cd hi. life m poverty. .............. >4 Waj ■-tion, rudd: ‘I do not Girls in stitching room........ t H)®S i.^15 fctew of ou ikli; 1 artisan who owns a wm oonfrontrd by a tack of money and Giris in laundries................. 8 0003 notwithstanding'i>b> effort* to carry out hta .„ . bo house standing on The workmen In tho factories *t Troy underUtaing. wm beginning to despair of -FT5*11*;T -rye's Fourth ofJnly are practically unanimous for •pvehat \\v, emu,. 7 tcnaco of tho tariff. Many of ttam know u be had U- fortune to meet an Luigi Colombo, who understood the from personal experience the difterenoo artisan, £££uction of the instrument betwom the two dttae in the matter of . . .... • ''incut Unesuons. ^od enough to aid h:m in carrying out bi. ‘•wlirU.r,:T u 'd-M per cont.—to ftikT/ ’•'c’nocrate dalm. what «ot' WI* ““b'tw—which la 83'per “The removal of bo many firms front .”n wocl 111 robbery, what to ? f •" which to 100 per cent.! . tf‘*cb'e •. ; the .Hills bill to to re­ ' -v "during tho tariff, ar-dn-l.T'-J’ r :'set“rlff on sugar, which '' ■'S>M)00. instead oi .removing dtuie. .V *?Lurtff oa W»J- which proI?J.* -»-0>U.<HW rwennef Britton .k / ' •-^nctar tho tf.riff to to & Js fe«=3cr • burden, why not reSS?^B‘>’br ' ^ch th. fanner has to vfeci. k6** :f ■'■ ’:10ring it from wool, b? xaiscj to ac1>—Pbil-dplpbl* on u:> in z-ynn, tuua a Urge shoo manufiteturcr Mass, . to a Boston Advertiser reporter. “Talk about free trad®, why ’^to^us try shop® are more tUn • “l^iL^ided' ami U foreign rotnpet it Ion were atoo ended. th-* have moved away get inwr moat W per cent, u mwj .-.ro tor Hartuoo, Uau Albert Stover. 6^W-i1S“ ;f‘lrlure"0< ^wego, for- ‘“teiiaat lb: MHls bill. Their»—1------ ‘‘iXi Mb •».« n~WM17 «■ wort. «»1, a„n,’ In Jinn. ISA Stlli 1""““ umwwMWy.br ~-™ j bwb W IU.*-, >l»r nonld nW •—1 SLn.y-.-w iS.iiT.JX-SS Ueror!AtM-wsra* great Mrs. Phaibc Cbesley, Peteraon. Clay Co., Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: “I nm 73 yean old. have lieen troubled with kidney com­ plaint and lameness for many years; could soundwl in their- glad ears. Tbe striking not tlrcM myself without help. Now I am novelty of the ocrasixm was ebn multitude of free from all jdtln and soreness, and am Bag* dtaidayod. Every tnau tn th« procemion able to do all my own honsework. I owe my tlianks to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed complete­ ly all disease and pain.” Try a bottle, 50c and SI. at W. H. Goodyear'* drug store. _ ______ _ _____ njgttaguisbed Foreigner-1 think the voices ”11". Fifth avenue's W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter. chapi>ed hands, chilblains, corns, CEHTLKMKM. and all t>kln eruptions, and ismlttvely cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfeet satisfaction, or money re­ funded. Price 25 eta. |>er box. For sale Ing or hurt tbe feet, inaktw them ** eomfortaMr. u>d well-fitting *> * hand -.ewed *hra Bay Va, by W. II. Goodyear. None genuine units* »uwnt*d an bottom L. D'-.ugfM n Hbos. warranted.'” A Petersburg farmer doe* his work with •■ W. W L. DDCGLAB MSHOK. theart-tftMiand a horse and steer hltehed up together. only hand rawed welt »4 »bde. wt\lt* equals custom made shoeseoatltu: tram F:’. to |w. ■ Ilmples. bolls and other humors are liable to ta DOUGLAS CL30 SHOE t* i«execlicd appear when the blood sets heated. To cure forw.heavy wear. them, take Hood'aBareapartlla. W. ta DOUGLAS 92 B«<)K is gran by all big campaign ball, fourteen feet in diameter, and la the tel school *Ikxi tn th- world. Ogemaw county Is building a new court Bovs, ”a* greatly applauded a* it wm rollal along. All the above good'. *re mode in Concrete, Button *ml lace, and If not sold hr yoar dealer, Thia ball to an imitation of one that was used house and Jail. yrrite W. ta DOUGLAS. BbooctoXx MAM. In tbo campaign of 1M0. “Keep thi> ball roll­ A WOOLEY. AOKNT, ing" wn* a favorite “slogan" of the Harrison Hasting*. . J. A. Crawford Isays: “ 1 hare btul the mon of that day, and it is Intended tn roll the woret fonu of rczHua two years, and found now ball clear aerate the country to tho Pa- no relief from sotie of our tx-xt physicians Minnesota Leads the World ci tic COUHl ■ who have made tfils dtoca.M* n speciality. 1 wis pt-reuaded th try Papliion(extract of day morning tho steamer Liura Htarin took flax). The relief I received was like u a large party of Republican* down tho bay (barm and I am well. 1 think Papliion to tho steamship City of Now York and one of the blessings of the age." Try boarded that vmmL Aftei greeting Mr. p(llon(extract of flax) Skin Cure when Blaine, bo and hi* jarty Were taken aboard others fail. latrge Ixrttles 81 at W. the Starln, w bicb steamod up the l>ay again Goodyear’s drug store. with her c i«tingul*h«l passenger. On tho trip up an add rem of welcome wa» delivered by* Grand Ledgk lUsil’t a vacant house. President BartleU, of the Refublican club, to which Mr. Blaine replied, expressing hi» gratification at reaching. home again, and at W. F. Beyer, flarrelM illc, Ohio says! ths warm welcome bU friends were giving ••My wife Im* lw® troubled with catarrh a him. ’ long time, hut have, with what remedies I 2b>. j Arriving at tbe pier carriagwi were taken, we iia<L and wimt the doctor could do, and through ttreeta lined with cheering peo- kept the upper hatid of it until this fall, when everything failed. Her throat was raw as far as one i-ould see, with anlncessamong them Mr. Morton, candidate for vice ant rough, when 1 invested my dollar in a president. A speech was called for eo ro- libttlc of Papliion Catarrh Cure as a last re­ iftent of the money secured by a mortgage dated ciferouJy that Mr. Blaine appeared at the sort. To-day she is free from cough, throat the iMbdavonteeember.intheyesrlMl.exeby Nathan A. Adams and Helen M. brad of the *taln* and thanked tho propio for all healed and entirely cured." Papliion cuted Adiunn hi* w ife, of the township of Hope, Barry (extract of flax) Ctatarrli Cure effects cures county. Michigan, to Ebenezer Pennock, of th® An informal reception was held during th® when all others fail. I^rgv bodies St at city oi Hastings, which said mortgage was re, corded in the offiee/if the register of deeds of day, and at night the Marne statesman was W. H. Goodyear’s drug store, the on na.Mcounty -.tl —-of Barfy. MM In Uber 14 of mortgages ... .K, serenado-l and addressed a great throng, giving his views on the coming campaign, Detroit had 85 fires in July. suwl-ropeclally dealing with the policy of pro­ tection, which be said bis trip abroad had George Osborn by assignment bearing date the Mrs. C. A. Jidmson. of Toledo, had ninth day of January tn the year i»u. and re­ more than ever convinced him wm nnceawry to tho laboring mojraie of thll country. ••very symtotn of heart disease, shortness of corded In the office of the register of deeds of county of Barry, on the utli dav of January The meeting hid been railed by tbe work­ breath, could nqt He'on left side, ctnigh, ttic In tbe year l*M. at U o'clock a. ui., ta Uber is ingmen and tbe speakrr was etitlitisiMlically imliis in chest, etc. yet after being given of raorti clM«red. After the speaking Mr. Blaine re­ up to die, was cured by Dr. Miles’ New tired and another Informal reception wm Cure. Sold by W. II. Goodyear. on laid mortgage at Up- date of this notice Is bokL , •____ (he «nm of four hundred and one dollars and Within a few weeks 5 Menoinluee chil­ BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS.. dren hare t*een nm over by careless host' toniey fee stipulated for tn said mortgage. and ; men. .which 1s the whole amount claimed to be un* j i Purify Your Blood. the debt now remainlnkeecured by said mort­ CHtCAOO, Aug. 7.—Rain stoppod tho Bodily and mental health depend upon gage. or any part thereof whereby the power ot ; League games nt Ikmton -and Philadelphia a healthy condition of tho blood. The sale contained In sate mortgage has become blood particularly In th® spring and yesterday, tho home dub at th • tatter place summer months, become* clogged with Now. therefore, notice i* hereby given that by baring 2 runs to Chicago 1 in tho aerond in­ impuritie*, which potaou Hand generate ning. Tho other raores were; At New New disease. A hormle** blood purifier is York—Indianapolis2, New Yo k 8; at Wash­ vlded the said mortgage will be foraetaeed by a necessary to restore a healthy tone. sale of the pretniv.« therein described, at pub­ ington City—Dbtroit 3, Washington 5. The best purifier and tonic known is lic auctloa to the highest Udder, at the front Swift’s Bpecifio (H B. B). Of its won­ Chicago, Aug. 8.-National leagu-> t-ow> derful purifying and tonic powers we IaII gam--, yesterday gave the following give a few testimonials: August next, at ten o clock In the forenoon ot scores: At Philadelphia—Philadelphia 0, that day. whlsh uiid premise* are described tn Chicago 5; at New York—New York *1, Insaid mortgage as totlows. to-wlt: The east half York, writes:’ “I feel it my duty, for 114) of ttw north west quarter Lta) of section five dtanapolis 4; at Washington—Washington i5] in township two [tj north or range nine [B] tho banefit of others who may be af10, Detroit 6; at Boston-Boston d, Pitts­ west, containing according to the original gov­ -flicted as 1 was, to write you thta letter, burg 1. ernment survey wranty-five and telOO aerve be which you can use in any way you ths same more or leas. . Chicago, Aug. 0.—The feature of the base choosn. I suffered great pain from Dated tbe twenty-third day of May. IRM. koils, all over my neck; r could not GKOaait Osnonx. Assignee. turn my head without acute paiiL After way the Quakers fall oa Main-, tho new trying all tho usual remedies, and find­ Chicago pitcher, and Von Haltfen. who took ing no relief. I used one bottte & B. H-, hta place in the second inning. Tbe reorrs and very soon I w.is entirely relieved of are given below: At Philadelphia-Phila­ my ‘Job's Comforter*.' Now not a delphia 1(5, Chicago 5: at New York-Now sign of my affliction cap be seen.” Mr. M. B. Hamlin, Winston, N. C.,. Yoik 4, Indianapolis 1; at Barton-Breton 3, writes: “I use It every spring. It al­ Pittaliurg :i—eloron innings; Washington ways build* me up, giving mo appetite and Detroit did not play—rain. aud digestion, aud enabling mo to stand .Chicago. Aug. 10.-The Windy City bane vmsG»|^ PeckM(5 oup« 5' REMED /. ball club kept up their reputation yesterday by t*iug downed by-a tail-endor. the sena­ tors getting away with them badly. The KSim lua.v ------------- -- - ' must remember our tarorita Mr. C. E. Mitchell, West itid Bt. Ferry, Now York, write*: “I weighed lift pounds when I begun taking your medicine, and now 153 pounds. I would not be without S.H.8. for several times Its weight in gold." Treatise on Blood and Sklu Disease malted free. TuxHwtrrBraciricCo., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. At Washington-Washington 4, ChicaabS; at PhllAiteljdiia—Philadelphia S. Detroit 5— tan innings; at New 1 ork—New 1 or* 5, Pittaburg 3; at Boston—Boston 4. Indianapo­ lis 1. Chicago, Aug. 11.—It looks like Now York wm bound to have that pennant this A cork, blown from n bottle of pop. put year. Yesterday tbe club won the tenth consecutive game, wihle Chicago dropped out the eye of a Port Huron boy named .. TV.. Im.il. Dowling. York 2, Pittaburg 1; at Wartinghm-Waabiugton 8, Chicago 5; at Philadelphia-Phila­ delphia 5. Detroit 3; at Booten-Rxton 7, Indianapolis 2. Chicago, Aug. 13 -The records of tb^iiferent nine* stand as follows: mi»S„lphl* BoMoa-......... Pitubonr .. Wwhlnavn InUwnapolH We liave often lieen, asked why it ta tliat JOHNSTON’S EXTRACT OF SARSA­ PARILLA hn.i proved such a succcs*. The only reason we ran. give, is that It teamediclne which has proved by the test to be superior to any preparation known for tbe relief of blood diseases. MAY GOD BLESS YOU! w^TO MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palace Sycamkrs. Low Ratks DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND CLEVELAND £ B. WHITCOMB, G*t Pm*. Ao*«t. Detreit & Clinlud ttiu NirlgitloB Ca orraorr, migh. LOW TOURIST RATES. For 847-50 a fiiwt-date round trip ticket, rood tor 90 day*, with »-.op-over prtnMMM. can be obtained from fit. Paul to Groat Falta, Mon- When we are In trouble we cry tor help, hen we are relieved we often fonret to be ui Trout Ctrek. IM. GMur to., A»a-, wriiw: i bad a bad attack of chills and fever. My system wan full ot malaria. For t« <• years I was aeareeE3S“<^ lyabfeto work at all. Some times my heart Cleveland.. would palpitate for two hours at a time. My l.i■i legs would «l cold to the kncee. and I fully, ex­ KaM'sCtr-M SCOHM In tbe National league prated to die. InBeptcmbcr, •— T Saturday'* WMtungton—Waahingtou 1, bottle of Shaker Extract of I Chicago 4; el New York-New York H I bite taken S first battle I teltV Pittsburgs 3; at Philadelphia—Philadelphia ter. and in » short time was aide to go to wori 1, Detroit 0; at Boston— Boston 10, Lndianap- ••May God bless you foe the rood ymihuvrdone. Ur w». J. M-C-ML.» began to hare pal •Me*. I got Gul Bel— Famille. SferrasNo Eepubue rowiniW^l i»14 1.1« ’ottr, Aug. IQ—The parade inh-mnr great apostle of protection. b„„„. ni,. Caution ! City, Fla., was taken with a severe cold. will be tuunwl to point* In Mlnneeota nail D* koto, or Upon Pueet Sound and the I'adfic Court. For further f-ortlcnlun* addrew, D. W. n — -------vwn btote of Michigan-Fifth Judicial Circuit, In Chancery. Suit jwndteK in Circuit Court for County of SKtprattBtf - man Springer territory wilTrontain » population of 100,000 day, sad go te Mrap the minute all the natural pastageo of nl«,a from the blood and ot Ohio. Theretore on motion of Soritb * grove. tolIdiom Un- complainant. It l» ord ' �-— Hastings Banner. Hastings. Wednesday, August 15,18M. , THE HASTINGS, MICH., POHTOFFICE, EDITORIAL NOTES. FOR PlUUtlDKNT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. . FOB V1CR-FHEMDENT, LEVI P. MORTON, OF NEW TOKK. CYRUS G. LUCK, of Brunch. IWBBIDGE, ot Ionia. *at»Ue Instruction— POWERS, of Wexford. iMAN. of Calhoun r; DON J. \ I 1 . .i. >11 . I 11 • l. 1 -1 i • , <i I . 1 (ir. III. KLUOTT F. GRABiLL. ot MontIX. WELUN’GTDN W. CUMMER, of Wexford; X. HARRY F. MERRILL. of-Bay XI. FERRY HANNAH. of Grand Tba republican convention ot the deven th senatonal district of Michigan, consisting ot the THURSDAY. SKPTBM HER Cth.lB*. ho purpose of placing In nomination a can­ s resolution adopted by e basis of rvpresrtiUiEach precinct will In SMITH. Senatorial Disc Com. A republican county conventiou. tor the pur­ pose of nominating candldstes for the various county officers and representative In tbe stale «stature will be held tn tbe court bouse, city lasUngs. on WED.NEADAY, AUGUST 23d, Ue*. al it o'dock a m. The townships and wards wilt be entitled to representation tn the conven­ tion as follows: . Assyria,fl: Baltimore, 7; Barry, 6; Carlton. 7; Castleton. 12: Hastings t«rp.,«; 1st ward, city, 8: 2d ward, dtr.3; M ward, city, >; llh ward, city. A; Hc~; 1 *—•— •- »«»•-—----.*. n. rncnevuie, t; nuiGrore. 7jJ 10; Wotxltaod. »; Yankee THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT & ■'' '■ and which any English free tnulcr would employ now. Such propositions as that taxation ought be a direct insult to tta* republicans of be of State strictly under limited a Harrison -admlnistratioDEaton county. It Is well known that Mr. ago I was Id Dundee. 1 bought a suit’of Thus the American people are directly ln* ckitbrs for £2 or 810^ I can and do get as askln like a gentleman of honor, and al­ good a suit right down here in Main street lowed Jackson county to name the candi­ for $10. On. the average, clothing for the which will l» .Crrt-J <» lbr their future, which would be seriously n date. If Mr. O’Donnell was poasesaed of family ta a little dearer. But then a work­ the same manly qualitire he would now ingman's family is always tidier got up flueneed by tbe resloraticiu to po*" such a fire-brand as Blaine, with hta butnestand aside aud allow Barry county to here, 'rhe women wear finer clothes than rule sympathies and AnteChlnroe polfcy. name the candidate. We are fully aware they do In Scotland." Tbe American election 1* infinitely more tliat It ta not our funeral? but we like to "Why is that?" Important to Englishmen than their own see justice prevail, even If It be among the “Well, I suppose It's their taste." Internal politics just at this juncture, and enemy. It the third district ta to be rep­ "Oh,. then they excrehc taste in their they should observe every phase of tbe resented in Congress by a republican, we dress. How’s tliat?” campaign closely and undewtandlngb- >< would prefer Judge Smith, of Hastings, to ‘‘Well, their circunutances permit them I. from this point of view that tbe copious James O'Donnell.-—i’liarloUe Leader. to. I can't give any other reason for It dispatches to the Sunday Times are cabled. Hon. Clement Smith, of Barry county, only that their circgtnManccs are better." The result of the American election will has wltiidrawn from the canvass for the help to decide many Important issues In republican congressional nomination In The republicans of Michigan aaaembled Great Britain. this district. 8o far as tbe Judge was con­ in state convention, reaffirm their faith cerned, this act will make him more papu­ and confidence in tbe principles expressed and candidate* selected by the National lar than ever vflth the rank and file of the The National Democrat committee Is party throughout the district, who ore now Republican party ut Its recent convention mostly ma<ir up of big railroad men. W. al Uliicagu. That in Benjamin' Harrison largely, almost unanimously, in fpvor of we recognize unquestioned Integrity, high H. Barnum Is president of six railroads; returning Hon. James O’Donnell to the atau-smanship and devotee! patriotism and Hon. A. H. bewail, of Bath, Me., presides place he has so well filled, and whenever pledge to him and his honorable and dis­ over seven railroads; Hon. Wm. Scott of tiie time comes for a change In tlm position tinguished associate our vigorous and earn­ Pennsylvania, is president of oue rood and est support. Judge Smith will undoubtedly secure the We do moat fully aud conllaliy Indorse leading director In 12 more; Col. C. 8. prize without opposition. If he should de­ the wise, economical and statesmanlike Brice is vice-prcsMent of nine roads; A. P. sire it at that time. But,we apprehend administration of Gov. Cyrus G. Luce, and Gorham Is director of West Virginia rail­ commend the vigilance add courage with tiint the friends of Mr. Smith, who for sev­ which he lias discharged the official duties road; J. S. Barbour presides over the Vir­ eral weeks have been so apxlous to secure of his great office. We are also justly ginia Midland. One of Mr. Scott's roads his nomination at the coming convention, proud of the faithful and capable • manner is tire Canadian l*aclflc, and the many iron will not relax their efforts In that direction in which every state officer has discharged highways managed by this company until after the deciding vote shall have the duties of his office during the present leading'democrats reach all over lire land. term. lieen taken.—Marshall Statesman. . We believe in that system of protection Helman Oelrich is part owner in the We feel that the course pursued by which has built up and diversified our in­ Nonldvutcber, Llyul. European steamer Judge Smith ta proper and patriotic. We dustries, and has made us the bret fed. line. .« clothci. boused, and the happiest and most should luive no quarrels or contest among civilized of all peoples; which has reward­ This railroad clique are in high.gleeover republicans tn Michigan this year, and if, ed labor with wages and conditions un­ a cheek of 810.000 from Mr. Green, presi­ under the circumstances, the nomination equaled elsewhere, and which has made dent of Jay Gould’s Western Union tele­ was not to be accorded to Barry county our markets the envy of the world. We arraign and censure Gruver Cleve­ graph line. Tlds is the democratic com­ without a strpggle It was better for the land and tiie democrat party for their bit­ mittee remember. If “ g«*» republican party and all concerned that Judge Smith ter and disloyal attacks upon American in­ happens to have money these denwerata should withdraw. The supreme regret Is dustries and American labor, especially tor cry out ^millionaire" and “monopolist." that the staunch and true republicans of their direct and mercileM blows alined at Great is humbug! Michigan and timse of her great industries Barry county should have been drawn Into which have advanced her to tbe front rank The Democrat still keeps up Its elatter this needless cmbarraMment when It might in thr march of states. We arraign them for placing wool on the free list, the effect about the Giber plows selling for $0.00 easily have all been avoided. ■‘Better to endure wrong than to do of which lias already txen to greatly re­ each in Canada when the same plow can­ duce Its price, and which If adopted would wrong."—Charlotte Republican. absolutely drive from our farms the grow­ not be bought for less than 8 14.00 on this ' We desire to state through the Tribune ing of sheep. side of the straits. We have, printed a We believe In a reduction of the lucreas- complete refutation- Still the Democrat Is that our position on the congressional question. was Id no way itersonal. In Jng surplus and" National revenues to gov­ not satisfied. To convince our erring ronernmental requiremenu by an American common with most republicans of tiie protective and republican method, and not tenqiorary we call attention to the fact county and district, we believed the best by an English free trade gnd democrat tliat the revised statutes of the United interests of the district demanded Mr. system, and that subh reduction should be States penult goods of American manufac­ O'Donndl’s retention In coiqcress. This made with thr encouragement <>f our in­ ture, which liaye been shipped to Canada dustries and the better wages of our work­ we urgeA being careful to say nothing that men ever In .view. or any other country, 'to be relumed to would In •tty manner lie construed as I We cordially Indorse the progressive this country, duty free. Doe* our Con­ ■temperance legislation enacted by the last temporary suppose that tbe farmers of harsh by Mr. Smith ot hta friends. Mr. legislature, and regret that Its full fruits Smith Is one of ouN^lends. a man whom were not realized owing t<» the technical Michigan are such tools that they would we respect and for whan yre should have defects iu the laws, held by the supreme not avail themselves of this provision of been found doing best service In our pow­ court to be In conflict with the constitution. our country's laws? As they could. I ac­ lr*avor of the im- cording to the Democrat, get Oliver plows er had lie .remained in the field and secur­ We record ourselves )>artlai enforcement of the temjM-rance laws ed the .nomination. The question of party of the state njid recouuiM-nd to the next In Canada tor 80.00 for wh ch they tausl harmony could not have been nmrred if he legislature a rv-ciuurunent of a i»x-a! pay 814 In Michigan, and liave theui re­ had succeeded, neither would there have option law tliat slutll be free from cun»titu- shipped duty free in Michigan, would they been any gr&it danger of his failure of tional objection.*. • not buy Oliver plows in Canada? ■ Of Upon thr questitui of pension* to Union election. Mr. Smith’s outlook for tbe fu­ soldiers, theji widow.*, orphans and -de­ course they would, if otiv eoniempumry ture Is goal and when ndhaugels desirable pendent one*, the republican party, unlike lieiicvea what he saya, why ilors he not we presume Barry county will again call its antagonist, is not divided by sectional make a nice bundle by going into the ptow prejudices, but its sentiment* are ever him forth.—Charlotte Tritium*. grateful and jwtriotic. We believe the buslneaa, buying Oliver plows in Canada The name of Judge Smith, of Barry debt of gratitude we owe to the brave de? Instead of at the factory? More money in county, has been withdrawn from the con- fenders of our National life ean oni) be it Bro. Johnson than in the newspaper gresslanal nice In this district. If the discharged by extending to them such aid. business. But don't give yourself so dead and especially to their maimed, healthwithdrawal of Judge Smith Is made in the broken and crippled survivors, aiui such away any murt. Pk«M don't, fur your Interest of harmony and without bitterness care for the dependent ones ot deceased of feeling, and we have no reason to pre­ soldiers as will bring to them comfort and Cleveland and the British free traders sume the contrary, it ta an act all tiie more do honor to a patriotic people, lilesMid with a bountiful land and overflowing treasury. seem to be in accord. as the following commendable because of its rarity. The We Indorse the seutlment recently ut­ parallel will fully show: nomination had been fairly conceded to tered by our leader. Benjamin Harrison, Barry county, and Judge Smith liad been “It l» no time now to use tiie apothecary's Ou; present tariff it is certain that selected by that county as tiie standard scale to weigh ti>r rewards of the men who saved tiie country." laws—the vlelous. In-ltbe arguments which bearer, so that his declination amounts to We believe in such legislation, both state equitable, and lllogl- President Cleveland pushing aside the certainty of representing and National, an will Imjxjse severe penal­ cal source of unneoes-Jurges are those which the district in congress the next two years. ties ujxm all organized trusts and monopo­ sary taxation—oughtjCobden used to em' “ >' forty-five years It is true that In some portions of the dis­ lies that unjustly oppress our citizens, and *“ * do hereby declare our opposition to their and amended. . . . trict there was talk of Ignoring tne claims existence. When an attempt I of Barry, but a spirit of fairness would The republican party being in favor of made to justify have moved the convention tn give that protecting the product* of American labor, schetpe which county the nouitnatlon. We take it, how­ also demands tlus protection of American laborers, and is therefore unalterably opever, tliat. In answer to tbe desire of many jM>sed to unrestrained Chinese immigration upon every In tbe land tor republicans throughout the district. Mr.' and to the Importation of all foreign con­ benefit of our man _,, w . O'Donnell, who has certainly shown him­ tract tabor; and believe tliat such taws facturer* quite be-‘Ju»t to tax the whole self a valuable congressman, should be ac­ should be enacted as will give protection yond a reasonable nuulty for the to our laboring men against such competi­ maud far of special corded 'anottar term, that Barry has tion and secure to them the wages and la­ mental regard, that import patriotically bowed to this expression and bor to which they are rightfully entitled. suits the purposes utles stith* prudnaZ withdrawn Iter claim for recognition until We believe also In such legislation as will advocacy to call lion and limit rife another time. Tiie action ta wise and ever protect the laborer in tiie preservation manufactures of his rights and aeetire tn him safety In industries stlll/need patriotic, and will certainly not be forgot­ his employment Ing the sndlfrve-tradei ten by the republicans ot the district.— We condemn tiie democrat members of Albion Recorder. . , congress from this state for their willing favor and l«d tosecPreafalcfU submission to tbe dictation of Southern care that can Clcrchnwl uainp democrat memtiers and for their unreason­ wrung from F HOW PROTECTION WORKS. able and disloyal action upon “tiie refund­ legislation. •wry/or the ing of tbe direct tax blU" passed by the ilor . <n/>umttloti seuate and which legally ami justly by Its provisions would have turned Into our [(/eroiui to t/iiv them *•1 formerly worked,” said Mr. Johnson, state treasury nearly half a million of dol­ , _____Ithcte right nurnc. u> the New York ihess representative, “in lars and woind have reduced the burdens ►New York Times: Before the Morrill the Cox Brothers’ Camperdown linen fac­ of Michigan tax-payers so much We also arraign the democrat party for tariff was enacted potteries in America had tory. near Dundee, Scotland. There 1 gdl lire criminal ^sincerity In Indorsing the n guinea a week, that’s 85. Here 1 get 818 Mills bill and numlnsting candidates who existed only in the crudest form. Under a week.” have declared their oppoaltion thereto. Its th^ beneficent operation ot the Inspiring “Wasn’t the guinea as good to you over pretended Jove of party and the barter and P"|tey wldch that taw established, ta one sale of Its principles ami the name of there as the 815 Is over here?" democracy to a meaningless fusion tor tbe “Nut mueh. I can live on the 85 over sake of votes. Its Indefensible action hi hu I—n lnw.« In i»ni,rt™. here, and. put 810 aside. That's navi ng keeplug Dakota from tbe sisterhood of Ui the unount ot ITS.OM t >uk »re Wn< twice as much as I could save uver there." states. The scurrilous vetoes of pension <ll«rll,ul™l unn^ p,,, o( bills; Its Incompetency and failure to re­ “Tell me about the difference In living nnlun. Th. mne nuvta,, ot thw, duce the surplus, and for the prostitution to j, tbonl here and in Scotland.'’ . of tbe civil service so soon following the wKklnmm “Well, the average rates for boarding a glowing declaration of the newly elected which is 118 j>er cent more than the Eng­ laboring mart over here are 85 s week. democrat President, are but a few of their lish potters are paying to thdr laborers. inconsistencies. So great has been the growth of thh. Indus­ Over in Ihxndee they pay 81,50. But we We Invite the intelligent voters of Mich­ can live twice as well here tor 85 as they igan from their unnumbered callings to an try in Trenton that article* ot the finest can over there for 81.M. But these are examination of tbe recond and prioelplm quality are Dow being produced, soiling In of tbe republican party, and wr solid i the munwiLj, connection _,.k. with .. Ute eboiZai i ** . . B the regular board rates, and figuring on e^cp^^.all whobetfeve in therein. decorative ware. This is an industry .t the protection of labor, tbei farm and the which the Mills bill directs a forcible blow. workshop, and against the danger, threat“How about rents?” — ------ . Hastings, July 31.—(Special).—Hon. Clement Smith lias • announced hta with­ drawal as a candidate for Congmui. The reasons for hta action are fully explained in his letter, which I* as follows: Horn John Carwtii, Ciialrman Barry County Congressional Delegation: Ih-.tr . Sir—As you well know it was with much . .reluctance, and only at the solicitation of v ' valued friends that I consented to the use of my name In connection with the Congn-sslonal nomination. I then said I would not be a candidate under any circumstant-es if It should involve a contest tn the nominating convention which might threaten to seriously affect the interests of the republican party in this district Such a contest did not then seem probable nor ■ jMMsible; but it now appeani that my re­ maining iu tbe field would precipitate such a struggle. Therefore, In the Interest of harmony within tiie party, especially in tin- several counties of the district I have decided to withdraw my name as a condl- I wish 10 thank you and tiie many loyal friend* throughout the district for the in­ terest manifested In my behalf. Their efTortsand friendship will ever be gratefully remembered. Allow me to say in conclu­ sion that I shall none the less tabor for the republican party and Its candidates be­ cause of the step I have taken. My love Tor republicanism and desire fur hannonfous and united party action In thta dis­ trict, and these considerations only have brought about my wllhijrawal. I am yours truly. Clement Smith. It ta needless to add that nothing but a desire for party harmony In thta district has Influenced Judge Smith In this matter. He Is a high-minded gentleman and ft thorough republican, who believes that the welfare of tiie party ta of more conwm than of any one man in IL—Detroit Tri-' bune. Tbe withdrawal of Judge Clement Smith. Of Hastings, leaves the wny open for Mr. O’Dannell, of Jackson, to be renominated for Congress. Thus is harmony secured and a stroog and able man will continue to represent tbe Third District Judge Smith's example la oue tliat should be followed in the Ninth District, where an ugly fight ta tn prospect—Detroit Journal. The action of Judge Smith, of Hastings, ta withdrawing from the field as a cwitcresrional candidate is to be highly oomknendrd for the generous spirit that proof^t■ed It Ilia desire for entire harmony and unity of action anamg the republican* of tiie third district ta much greater than his per­ gonal ambition, and it ta juxt such men Who can be safely relied upon in polities or its duties faithfnlly. Its predeertaore believe thta one will be. While repubjkan prospect* In Barry county are bright. the party Is not so strong that it can afford to poet It will ♦void these. If all h harmontoua, as we expect it will be, the re­ •I1L.W1 ft.,, u, i Sbh, publicans can win In Barry county. Jxrt months’ fannriw.,........... *' "* l*s*it, u . each and all work fur unity and harmony and all will be well. A few days before the democratic con­ vention met in Detroit. Mr. Boodle Burt wrote a letter in which be said that. M to sustain the Mills bill was the measure of n man's democracy then he was no demucraL This letter rained a breezy row in the Bourbd^Jcatup. But the barrel candi­ date was equal to tbe occasion. He ate hta crow beautifully and said to the demo­ crats In convention assembled that he en­ dorsed President Cleveland's message, and endorsed the course of the Michigan dem­ ocrats in congress, all of whom had given support to the Mills bllL ■ TUESDAY B Cleveland has 870,000,000 of the surplus in democratic banks in New York city. That Is why greenlstakers are all piling tluu of Grover. This <870,000,000 Is still kept on deposit Id these banks despite U ntolution |«ascd by the republicans in 1881 authorizing the president to go Into the market and buy bonds With the sur­ plus, thus extinguishing tltc public debt. Under that resolution, Cleveland's prede­ cessor paid over 81(H).(HK),000 of the nstlonal debt. Southern rice protected by a tariff of 100 per cent, southern sugar by u tariff of <W per cent., and all produce of the northern farms on the free list That is the capti­ vating manlier In which the Mills bill ap­ peals to the northern fanner. There are no flies on tbe northern farmer, nor can the wool be pulled over hUeyr*. Hr will rebuke the free trade democracy which thus attempts to rub 1dm and enrich tbe southern planter. . ^AKlHG POWDER Absolutely Pure. M UHtfdlUr. Kind, a^.i • day’ABgtMt Great Glaring S^l, Of course Boodle Burt will open hi* reel and try to buy tbe highest office within the gift of the people, but the honest, self­ respecting voters at this state will tolerate no such poUties. and will fittingly rebuke the brazen effrontery of a man who feel* Marr A Dull that hta tiMritey cau buy tiie highest posi­ Sunnt.-T Fall Wtri k. tion wltiilt: tiu- glfl of tin* |N <.plr. . Bc!‘.ce h ta ta. LO circulation Meeting morrow. Parasols Fusion. Yea. you'll see auother exhibi­ tion of this dog-eat-dog ]<oUtfc* In this city to-morrow when the demomatlc and grexiitmek county ctaiventions asm-miile. It will The Go picnic at T Chailie I Maines be u fine exhibition mi tbe pa rt <>f a few self-styled grrenlmck Irwdens a.f how they' can use their party a* trading', slock to E*in a little advantage for lhemseh es. Dr. Ban bouse ^Frid You W Take the duty off of wool and keep h« on woolen goods. That's tbe way tiie Mill’s bill would "protect" the American farn\r. The American farmer knows a thing of i-egidar prise 81.00: To Stimulate Trade Three m gethered c The Ep The splendid prospect the farmer can see If Cleveland shall be elected ta that wool and all |iroducta of tbe northern fartus shall be placed on the free list, while a dnty of 88 per cent on sugar and 100 per cent, on rice will protect the southern planter. borne nice little excuses for Cleveland’s order for tiie return of the rebel flags will now be attempted. But the justification for that act will fall fiat. Tbe G. A. IL boys are nut fools. Marr & Du5’s Broaftway Wanted work. E State stre Children's Lace Caps The farmers should renamlwr that dem- wythabert equipped dr- sood*bee*ta W ' Marr & Duff Butter The in Ford died remarkable Cotton Flannels and <m Good* a* MARR & DUFF'S, fruit Mra. It ta to be regretted that Judge bu.iUi.of ordinarily one London Times July 18: The election- pnmmtod in tta, article nrfarred Wiving the nomination to O’Donnell for ice 27' most Interesting *o the English people L* historical, politieal, phllmaphical and mlrr ot«** toon triM- The pm ing the h \ funend to Marr & Duff woo! and dear sugar. The lX*trolL* of tate have baen giving a rautlful cxhlbltiou of bow not to play The rep meet tn th Boy you Special Drives teetlun" nor can he be deceived Into sup­ port of sueh a measure. if anythin �H a stings Banner . Wednesday, August 15,1685. PERSON A L-MENTiON. Frank Reed Is tonne from Kalwmnjo', Cleans: tTlSKERN, Local* Editor. Orno Strong was to Uw city Saturday A. J. Bowne. was to the city Saturday. n«it Guaranteod. Hj rAUXkpply at on i liefer to this paper) ii iSE HBOTaKBS. gOMFAKT by • Jury to JuWcc w,lt> He was scntenecdiin*th?ltS^ *<”"l«y. cunbetlou r„ „ M given tliat the common com • Hartings prop »«c to change tbe ••reel, from Park street, e«st to z ..i-vnllngto a profile now on. ,‘er’s office; and that on Friday. ..-it. the •■ommi’ii council Will Frid^Er,I‘S’ °f was in the elty ei£ tra" OW» B. I*A-IUu»,Tlei«A8„t garment of night, he aallied mJ i . la- order. nit) Prohibition Convention KntghU 01 1-iibor hall, in the ... «i> Wednesday, the xzd day of - . ..mtneiichig at SO o'clock a. itshlp *end In a full delsaa. targe! convention, 'adtai T. I'itlL! a. PrEu1*? B‘,wk5w«,‘called to G-ipcraville rrian) bv a telegram announcing the »erifrom Bay ous innere Of a daughter. He returned uml 1 ncmni*nlwl l’>’ ,hc |Uughte.rt re­ A. McCoy vlsluxl Grand Rapids Friday. Vtew*' W- W* C<de luut Di trolt and returnjat theS*. tot'113 to Koltig on tin date of a»iiSS?0,<aMte“0- *“ toiriSS:,"- b.'EsMrasrit? Z '“‘"r •" IuSImS;' UMChkl" 1 Iv meeting on Acker’s PolnTto ?heP iowl Hope on Thureday. the^f^ ’ - .-vwvn rxjirciea n.>tue rrom ,U>’”Igh^ ,Mr' J<u'e' <0®' ’ottnmd Raplili t rfUy on businere and will accom­ pany bls wife itvnie. nix SS’ «- u ';h- u""“- *■ ">■ «“*' -< of rhe elty c! Honing* will ..wtug place* on H b exjiected that there will be same ex^ w^ii*" S' S’ work‘T!' of Rutland, a­ m rt“y th” wUI n”*‘ S s^worl ?. V o V.t‘ry *“"■ *” “’rested In frank Stanley'* blackwillbebop. i.Y.T k U U’ BI"1 take Uewis^“’"" h'“' i s. Good)ears more imlldlng. part In the exercises. A. f- Kvmuton"* office. • *W heir Roberto show was here three of Its acrobatic arttat- |eft Ule argregatimT The niaxmgur looked tbe town^XX lotwl subGtltutes and employed Deville McQueen and Winn Hinkley, the former ao adrulmt the latter a- n'clog dancer. The on Friday. August; «ck Jon r’,h ,l*t*how' *alk.sl ..Uvk ;rT(,raud Kapids. reaching this J ’J |ThVrwb‘>? 11 Die taiys wear) to talk about thr giddy life of th.* .bow­ C. IL Van Arman was in Freetiort on Maple Crore Center. Aiw- man. It no longer has charms torthem. business Wednesday ‘ .. I^n‘oc™“c «“»> Kn-etiback county con­ FredAnen. of Charlotte, has been In August 14th. atone •■'clock ventions In this city Utanorrow. The town the jmst fvw days. demurmts will try and get a larger fepnsrntatlon timn heretufon* on thr county Wills ;*chool house, Aug. ticket. The Mbcallvd gn-enhack leaders of the county will Wy ami see how sharp n “ i«arKaln they can make with the democrats, elerfJitbW.' Hie. rtaturday, Aug. tuh. using their party as trading stock, having G. W. Francis, of Nashville, was in the about as much Interest In It* rmi welfare Hickory Corner*. Satur- as a horse-tnuler luis In some old broken- city on business Wednesday. down aiiinud which he desires to get rid of Ira VanValkrnburgh nunle a business at as much advantage |o himself as possi­ trip to Grand Rapids Friday. ble. The rank and file of the greculmck Ml»» Mary Parker, of Grand Rapid*, is party will never ratify any mon- such imrgaln-ond-sale poUtica. They have played visiting at Mn^MoCltotoek’s, the tail-end act for the democratic kin- us MIm Belle Handy left fur a visit with long aa they will. New York friends this morning. The excursion to South Haven will tie > *i*itiv<-.* Mauley Chase and Rev. Perry, of Prair­ •I h<*UMM Saturday. Aug. the most enjoyable one. all thing- coiisid- ieville, were in tbe city -Monday. vr«l. tliat we could imagine. The .-cenrre Mr*. Kirk Davis and Mix IL Hendricks Is weird, beautiful and ptatumwiur. TtaGjten on Tuesday tbe ride from Kalamazoo over the hill- ta exil­ visited friends in town yesterday. ire to the republican county coo- Mr*. Merrlfli-hl, of New York. A-idtad her brother Dr. J. C. Lnmpmau Monday and left for a short vlelt in the southern pan of the state after which she will re­ turn here. Vhcldon, IV. H. l*owei>. c. H. Van.Krmam I- E Culgruve and.M. L. C ok attended the congit^Hiona! rmventU-u at Jackson yesterday as delegates. Mrank Houglaalln returned rrom Missou­ ri Satunlay. Hta bojoum in that state eiidrntly did not agree wirtt- him. as he weighed GO )M>unds le»* than when hr left here,' Hb friends hardly knew him lie had^hanget! to Such an extent. t^'hv Dctn.its hare rvlcaM*d Charlie Bald­ win. Probably, this will end Baldwin’s base ball career. But bls many friends will be sorry to m-c hint retire from the held. Rheumattam In his pitching arm Is the mlafurttuie that has ta*fal!eu Charlie. Timothy seed for bale at Em.‘Busby's bath rooms remember are In good running order. There will be a babbath school concert at the AI toft School house next Sabbath evening. Go to Frank Beamer's, 2d dour north of P«M office, for lunches, confectionery, । fruit.-, nuts, etc. Those warranted prime kip tawts are lie­ ginning to arrive at The laiiies .ot tiie Presbyterian church will have a MK-lety at the society rooms Wednesday p. nu *J2ud Inst. Supper fr«to 6 to all are Inyited. Mn*on fruit can.*: Pints. 10c.: quarts, Nk*.: 2 quarts. *l|10 per dozen. Woodbury fruit cans: Quart-, Sl.io: 2 quarts. S1.30 per dozen. Snrrn. Ham* A VanAumax. Tim Ikumvin attivipUii to bruise Lute Bennett's countenance Thursday. Mar4ia)i Rogers caught Tim In the act and promptly conveyed him to Justice Beadle’s office. Tim left tliat office jsiorer by S3 and ready to go home. • ’ Middleville republiran* expect to hold a ' grand ma-s meeting on the noth to-t. Gov. Luc** and other sjieakers will lie in attend­ ance. The Michigan Central will give.re-' duce*| rates. A large number will proba­ bly go ilown from thl* <-ity. THE REPUBLICAN CON resident nfBaltinda}- of paralyata ------------- -y—d days. Ttie fun­ Next WrelneNtay thr republican of I eml will wtr to^fy under tbe anapteea Barry county will Kemble In convratioii. Iuf ttir Fellow* lodge of thin city. Mr. Tin* Bannkh has never sought t<> Influence, Durfee was uoedf the leading men of hta the action of tbe republican* of Barry «”*»NP h>Sb|X rrepret«i by all. HU county in regard to any candidate. an<i .!«•* will lie deeply Mf by his community, never would. But we feel that it to for| The State Teacher.’institute for Barry the Interest- of tbe jarty tiuit thr repuNI- county will l«e hdd at Hastiug-. cxhucana should know who are talked of for menclng at 10 o’clock a- m.. Monday, tin- various county officers. There may ta August 'JO. and closing at 4 p. m.. Friday, uthvra, but the following are all we iiavc August SL, J. W. Roberts. Hastiugs, local heard of. . committee. Ute value of the Instruction Z/F«r representative we have heard two received at thr* institutes ta being very names mentioned. J. M. Rogers, of Carlton, generally . recognized by teacher* and the pnn.-nt representative, and C. D. ach<«! officers. Aa a rule. It lias been thfl Becta, of this city. The latter, hovferer, experience of county examiners and other declares that he will not enter tta- contest, examining officers, tlpit the most success­ and this will probably leave the field for ful teachers are these who have availed Mr. Rogers, unless other candidates should thenmelves ot tbe normal instruction offer­ ta offered. ed by thew* local institutes. The dally For probate Judge we have 'heard tta scssloits of the institutes for this year will, following names: Charley Mack, of Balti­ ns heretofore, be devoted exclusively to more. Enoch Andrus, of Irving, Col. C. W. topics of special interest to teachcra, pre­ Arnwtrong. of Bowens Mills, and Chas. H. sented by j»eraous ot extended practical Bauer. A. E. Kenaston and W. P. Sidnam. ex[>erience as teachers, anil who have of this city. From such a liqt of excellent made a special study of .institute work. centlexuen the republicans will have little The evening lectures will be of a popular difficulty in making a selection. How character. The institute law allows teachmany of tta m are actual candidates we do not know. time appointed for the county institute, For -tariff there will doubtless ta no held under the direction of the state super­ ■■andldate against Mr. tihrincr, present intendent. to close their schools during the incumbent, who has mode an excellent continuance of such Institute without for­ sheriff. Ja*. H. McKrviu. tta Middleville feiting their wage* for as tcany half-days hustler, ^ia# taeu mentioned, but states as they are in attendance at the institute. Uiat.be will not be a candidate against Mr. This provision of law. and the ' fact that Shriner. ' there will be no tuition or enrollment fee For clerk we have heard but two names, exacted, should insure the attendance of Thos. ti. Brice, of Maple Grove, and Chas. every teacher In the county who possesses M. Mark. The latter say* that be win the true professional spirit Full particu­ make no effort fur the nomination aa he ta lars in regard to Iward, etc., may be ob­ not n seeker after thv place. Mr. Brice Is tained upon application to the local com­ one uf the best republican hustlers Ln the mittee. county, and to hta tabor ta due in a great , Jos#>B EmTABBOOK, . measure the change of front of his town­ Superintendent-of Public instruction. ship In thr last two y ears. Either of them would make an excellent official. For register »nd treasurer there will doubtless ta uo candidates -against the prv.M-nl excellent official*. IL B. Richanta PURI ami C. A. Hough. For prosecuting attorney we have heart! of two candidate*. C. H. VanArman. the rising y oung attorney of this city, aud Jas. A. Sweezey, also trf thi* city. • A. E. Kenaston will doubtless ta re­ nominated a* one of thr circuit court cummlMKinrra. and we have heard «f no can­ didates for the other. • Wr have heard do names mentioned as canOldau-t for surveyor or coroners. pPPRICE^ CREAM ^AKlNg »OWDEeH Tiie new byiiding of the Detroit Museum of Art will be opened to the public on the first ot September, with a loan exhibition of art works of superior merit, consisting of the famous Seney collection from New York city and other |>alnting* of the high­ est grade. The gallery will be op<;n from 9 a. m. tu l» p. in., dally, until November 13th. Tbe price of admittance will be a fifty cent silver piece on Mondays aud a tweiity-flve eent piece on all other days. A coin will be accepted tbe Same as in old Art Loan, in place of tiie orthodox ticket, in order to save the making of change ami avoid delay at the door. Excursions will be run over all roads centering at Detroit homes tor more than. nt greatly reduce*! rates, the tickets to in­ clude a coupon of admission to the Art as the 3lrt>UK<«t Purest, and most Healthful. Gallery. Those who wish to go ttj Detroit Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder dore not on the—- excursions should indicate It at | contain Ammonia. Lime, or Alum. Bold only once tti the ticket agent at the depot. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. erating, Arriving on th.- level which |Geo. IL Fleming aud daughter, of Phila­ eoiilinuwl to the Black river. )mss delphia, are visiting at Ln- Reed’a. The Kntamazi-o I’tibltahlng company through what was once cunsldlred thte have sold the daily and weekly Kalamazoo Mta> Ettie Main returned Katunlay from ••Pineries'* o_f Michigan, but now well cul­ Telegraph to Edward N. Dingley, lute of j u few weeks visit nt Harbor spring-, .iso the ia-aicuworth. Kan«a*. Times. Mr. tivated farm-, giving something of an idea ..ZZ ( Imrie- Marshall, of Prairieville, was Dlngk-y ta an nnlrjj: n.-publican and n of the growth <rf this arcttmi. In agricultu­ -trong protectionist, and the Tch-graph ral pursuit*. The acconniuHlution-in an ft the guest of friend- in thr city Frldnj. will continue to be th.- enterjirieing aggres­ around Poiuolugieal hall, located on thi* Rev. IL A. Cnntahau and’ wife, of St. sive paper tliat It ha- ta-n under the rctirtake at Frank picnic |»rk and to nils from the lake wifi Paul, on- exiiected in the Cltj to-night.* I* all one could desire. Op|airtiinlt)r* fir l-oating anil Imtixlng unrivaled luMichlguiL F. C. Boice and Herbert la-v, of Nash­ Tin- Tobey children, gathered Itl by ■ holding jheirIt will afford good opphrtiutity to ,-ecurt* ville, were in ihr city on u visit Monday. Sheriff 3hriner hist week on compluiht of some of the choicest i**ach<-*. Thr Hn-tMr.. .Wise, the new ptibltalier of the a ncidilior of the family, were released ') If*- at the Hastings Ing- taiml will be in attrinlanr.-. Center i prohibition I, was In town syestcr- Thursday from custody. Their four HlW-^h. grown brother.* appeared before Justice IK. CHICAGO. ST. LOCU The candidal.*- before thv fusion /-on- day. Kenaston and t<y>k oath to do all lu their i'r. Baughman at the ventlon tomorrow, as far as we can h-ara poa-er for the education and can1 of the tay. August S-ith. are as follows: Jtrday ftoui u visit with relative*hi Allegan children. Hence It wa» decided to let Prolmtr Judge, uo opposition to Juiigf county. •uui-ty -peach erop promises them return to their home.' Coli-. Sheriff, W. E. Griggs. N'ashvTlle. (i .1. Hall, Si. c. IL It passenger agent of A. Polly, Barry. Probably the Intrer will The congressional convention at Jackson • '‘luity convention will ta* nominated. For Iteglstcr of Denis, Dan- Jackson, was the guest uf 1’. A. Halin। y«*tentay was one of tbe most largely at­ Ivl W'arnvr, of Baltimore, seems to have Friday. tended aud enthusiastic conventions ever the limide track. A. G. CortrighL of Bar­ C. Di Beebe and J. F. Mead attended held lu this district. 1*. T. Colgrove, of ry. and Geo. W. Abbey, of this city, are the republican state cuDVentkm at Detroit this city, was made chairman of tbe con­ mentioned for clerk. I’robalily Abbey vention. aud • made one of tbe happiest two performing beam will ta chosen. Geo. S. Tnmlln-wm would tXTanl Chidester and Henry' Bentley low­ .-{M-ecbes of hta life ujion assuming the nn the street* yesterday. like to.run for treasurer, 'tta said, and may <lutiri« of hS office, thanking the eonvenered Wall lake about two feet last week. .■ Sunday' school held Ila ta- nominated. M. F. Jordan, of Middle­ They tithed. tloti for this tribute to ”thc splendid re­ at Tin mapi>le lake yester- : ville, thinks civil service reform aa Inter­ publicanism of Barry county and the loyal­ preted by Cleveland, will pennit him to lie C. A. Hough, Ed. Holbrook^ J- Rich. ty to republican inti-rests of the man whom Ixettiniuter at Middleville and candidate Jas. Hallett aud their families are camping Barry ctkinty liad exjiecied to present as ■ Is being extended on for pnswcuting attorney . Many friends of at I-ung lake. her candidate to this convention*, a man of rwn street south ot the IX'lum. Lunn, Orton Lichty, Cha-. Doyle talent, power and ability, whom to know tentative, but it is understood that he has and Quincy Hynes camped nt Wall take Is to lore, and who would have honored If you will call at our warehouse, first door north of Bentley Bros. * Wil­ the position to which the republicans of to do general house his eagle eye on the senate. the post week. Barry county had sought to promote ijim.” kins’ office, Broadway, we will be pleased to show and explain to you the above 3. Brown’.*, west Mr. Wm. Dell, of Hastings. Mich., a Mr. l*reutlss and family, of Buffalo, and It was a vety fine effort, which was warm­ named unrivaled machine. We also keep on band the delegate to tin- Republican State Cunven­ Mrs. SherwixxL of Kalamazoo, are guests i ly applauded, csjieclaliy his eloquent al­ jiundry lias juoved Into the tion, called at the Free Pn-s»,office yester­ at D. Striker1*. lusion to Barry county and Judge Smith. day and exhibited two wonderful eggs, Warren Williams and wife go to Petos­ The usual committees on credentials, order each larger than a goose egg. and contain­ of builneu and resolutions were appointed. ing inside tbe larger sIh*H. a ^mailer <-gg key this wrel. They return about tiie Upon assembling these committees report­ '••• was doMttl Saturday dur­ "full of meat" and eyery way perfect. first ot October. ed in tiie order named. The resolutions in which Gen. Sheridan’s There wonderful eggs are the product of a Miss Ada Michael returned Saturday endorsed the state and national platforms Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies certain black cochin lien owned by Mr. from an extended visit In the northern and candidates, anil warmly commended and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the your butter and eggs at Andrew J. Britton, of Hastings, and they the course In congress pursued by Hon. will pay iv much a* any were laid two weeks'apart. It would be ✓Sils* Clara Rotarts gave a pleasant tea Jas. O’Donnell. Hon. W. L. Seaton, of too much to expect such gigantic Hjn-clmrn.-. Jackson, introduced a farther resolution as 1 -uhty does jmy. r . every week, and so the next cackle of the party in honor of tbe Mi-wes Prentiss follows: •I. the North Fairfield plow, black cochin ta not expected until about Monday evening. Rnolved, by the 3rd district republican Solid Comfort Plow, Harrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete the time that the republican convention l/Shirley Smith lias returned from Bay­ congressional convention that! we heartily line of Agricultural Implements of all the best concludes Its labor- and if UHXher double View. and to now visiting at his grand­ commend the manly and patriotic course ta then revealed the Barry county delegate* father's In Castleton. of Hon. Clement Smith In placing the In­ makes. CALL AND SEE US. marked op and coffees will have some expectations of isueces.*. Mi*s Bertha Watson, who lias been a terests of the republican party alxive per­ According to Mr. Dell there are no fear* sonal Interests, awl appreciate the fact that guest si W. H. Schantx’, returned Monday of war In iX-tlnga on account of thr per­ hta withdrawal lias Insured that barmony IfiThl of Mr. anil Mrs. D. D. formances or Mr. Britton'.* black cochin, to her home, Muskegon. and unity of action which has made tbe b-la? arid tin- body was tiik- bnt If she keeps up her gait and bad actorWm. Innes, of Grand Rapids secretary "Old Third’’ the banner republican dis­ thc following day for burial, and proxy platform sjieakers come that of the greenback stale central committee, trict of Michigan. This resolution was adopted with vocif­ o-rk horses, two harnesses way they uiay look out fur an mloriferoun was In town Wednesday. n> wagon for sale cheap at ItomlMirdnientof double shells.—Free Press, L/filba Keynohta. who has been the guest erous applause. A. A. Dorrance, of Coldwater. In a • "<• * Iron Works. Will sell of bls brother Don W., returned Friday to splendid speech -Dominated the present -5-argtely. j l/riie republican senatorial convention his home In Belmont, N. Y. congressman for bls own successor. ' Hon. John Carveth. In l>ehalf of the • pmnberof city lots that we will be held In this city on Thursday. । Ain J. Lampman and children left. ••utract. tiuiking the terms August 6th. Under the call each voting Hondav for .a two weeks visit with friends unltctl delegation of Barry county, second­ ed the nomination of- Mr. O’Donnell. He .■ nt the offlres of Smith A preclnt ahall have one delegate for each In Colon, St. Joseph county. G-lxr.-u . v I‘. Sidnam. 1.000 population or fraction of 500 over then feelingly and eloquently related to Captain Ferris and Dr. Drake attended the convention how the convention which |X'» M. that number, but each voting precinct ahall • - jnin-h at Martin* Conien of have at least one delegate. Under tliat the reunion of the old 3rd Michigan regi­ chose them delegates had unanimously In­ : 'hstlhxs . < will lie dedicated Aug. call, Castleton. Thomapplc and Woodland ment at Greenville last week. structed them to vote awl work for the ’'' -J- Buel will conduct the sei- will each be entitled to two delegate* In­ MIm Minnie Cook has been in Grand nomination of Cement Smith. But true to t’’ J-• imn-nce at 10*40 a. m. stead of one to tho senatorial convention. Rapida *everal days receiving medial hl» record as a sterling republican, desir­ ing the highest good of bls party, deter­ Al their caucuses for the selection of dele ­ treatment for a throat difficulty. , .......... ' -'ta: Phils, TOe.; quarts, mined that no personal Interest* of his -l.iopgr dozen. Woodbury gates to county convention of August 2Snd. Wm. Jamdan. Jr, of Middleville, to to owji should Jeojiardlze tbe interests of the 2JI* Quarts. fi.to; 'J quarts, ffl.30 the republicans of each of these towns will the city. He to employed In tbe taw office pvf dozen. select n iu-«m<Adelegate In *d<tltlon to the republican party of-the district. Judge On which we will be glad to quote prices. Smith had withdrawn from tiie field, ani­ one already chosen from their township. of Khiart, Knappen A van Arman. / llAM.i VjuiAnux. P. T. dolgrove was In Charlotte Satui- ।mated In so doing by the sole purpose of ■'/LV'" ' '«•••>• W- r. M. mtmot If tbe caucus has been held when this notice appears, the town committee. will day and talked republieardsm at the big ,placing the party to th? condition of the , > -lihrld.t tb- n-.ld.ner nr cbooae the second delegate. The senatori­ rcpubliaui rally there that evening. utmost harmony. In conclusion be pledg­ £f<^’ Wednesday, Mrs. J. C. al delegates already elected are as follows. ed Barry county to give her share of Mr. ,JCrs. Jame. Piper, erf Livingston county [O'Dauncirs 6.000 majority. pi*­ Assyria— (Joo. P. Stevens. mHkI Mrs- Marshall, her nkw are vtoiting * life membership to Mrs. Wm. Mr. Carveth Is a gifted speaker, and his Baltimore—S. F. Hinchman. Mrs. Piper’s brother, C. G. Holbrookeffort on this occasion fairly brought down Harry—Marshall Bellluger. WMn>-> thnr Wrfnewta, w» UbCarlton—W. W. McKibben. Mr*. M. E. Nevlna was at Gun lake last the bouse. Tbe good will of the conven­ 2»>l«r..sllnl IkSSl. tbe lent Which are heating scoree of houses in Barry county, with Castietoo— W. M. De rtoo. week tho guest of Mrs. R, T. French, of ।tion for Judge Smith and Barry county Middleville. Mr. Nevins spent Sunday a. were abown by the hearty applause accord­ the best of satisfaction. Hastings tow'p—M. B. Todd. —— ere»i In iboevenln, tbu II l»We make them and guarantee their ed Messre. Carvelh and Colgrove whenever City. 1st ward—G. K. Beamer. to f“'l‘ **- <” tlokeintbe lake. they spoke of Judge Smith or Barry counwork. Will be pleeead to give estimates or quote prices. City, 2d ward—T>r. W. H. Bnyder. "" , JTbe famlBee of Perry. John, Em. and , City, 3d ward—M. V. Barker­ ■-/rd Busby and Chas. Jordan, also Mrs. tyTbe teller* were then Instructed to cast City, 4th ward—8. J. Bidehnan. ablS'n"iA'''l"’"*u'- *«• 1Kh- •V* Wlllbou and Mrs. Bowen are camping at , J-Mj. lu„h, M. Monee. dwh«-7ot Wall take thta week. i iXfr. Huff, of Charlotte, was thegunit last ' rJ,. d > ’•InnU) ud InnW nt cAr &ek of hta clazsonate. Star® EowlrT. A "”k" party was given to honor ot Mr. Huff at ( Of all kinds. See onr stock of G AS0LINB STOVES. Union liall Friday evening. XwL,^?tn,t 4 Wen- you eu> box NEWS. WE HAVE THE AMERICAN CHAMPION BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD.. Champion Twine Binder, Celebrated North Fairfield Plow, J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN BROS BUILDER'S HARDWARE The Norcross Furnaces STOVES. ' rans: Pl«<* a* ’0 cento! quate, *^b^v1WD 'iu,rta- W.IO pre fcMta. ‘l’1"* felft two quarfc, ,wn' And everything elre to *** Proportion. . ' ««**•-**»■ h?**’? Tbortrapple—W. C. Otto. Woodland—A. W. IMBentaek. Yankee Spri«3»—& (1 Wa rren Curth1 Strewn. <rf Itelfcto*. to***»“ 1 tbe guest Friday and Saturday of ' S«Be Tinkler. Mr. »•* «> bta way bonv after a trip through Ohio. ' lurry rarnty to «B<« wlileb lad �FARM AND GARDEN. IMPROVED MOPES OP AGRICULTURE PRACTICED BY FARMERS. I, THE SEVENTEEN YEAR LOCUST. A HOLY FESTIVAL LESSON VIII,' THIRD QUARTER. IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES. AUG- 10. the feet that < broods of tbe The illustration here given of tbe larva f the hot fly, showing its attachment to tie coat of tho stomach by the largo end -the head—appeared originally in l*ralle Farmer. with the following explaintiODB: Farmers hare often noticed on tba breasts and forelegs of horaca minute yel- through the stomach, hatch, aud the tended with tho faces. Tho attachment to the stomach, la bv means of the hooks, where it sucks liquid nourishment from the food of the horse. They do not eat through the stomach, as often supposed, having no means for so doing; neither do thcY.caufw serious disability, unless in men Quantity as to take the nourishment •^indispensable to the well being of the horoe. or in case they accumulate In such quantities in the stomach and bowels as to considerably Interfere with tho procoos of digestion. ' ■ The maggot, being mature, lots go its • head to tho cost of the utoraocli, passes out of the intestinal canal, falls to the earth with tiie excrement, makes its way to the north, whence it, in about six weeks, transforms and issues as the per­ fect fly. lays iu eggs upon thu ends of the hairs of the home and dies. Once tho Insect is lodged tn the stom­ ach. little cau bo done. When they exist . in largo quantities, strong purgatives may possibly dislodge them. They never eat through tiie coats of tho stomach. The hole sometimes found In the stomach of Qje horse inft-rted wit h Lots is caused by tbe action of, the gastric juice of the animal acting upon inflamed aud suppu­ rating surfaces. The preventive is to carefully clip off all eggs found. Watch for them. Readers who send this Information to ' Professor Riley will doubtless do a ser- ! vice to science and indirectly to them- | often grownupon the name stock. If tho scion and slender, wedge grafting Is usu- Ing cut to fit into each other and ty­ ing them around, but not so tight as to prevent cir­ culation of the ■ip. Sometimes lug. 111 tlw aeo03(1 CUL is shown * head of a free blooming EchinoMO. 3—(iBirrau tux cercus pectiaatus cactus. grafted In this way on a stem of C. grandiflortu The roots, and a small part of tho plant above them, should be cut away and an Incision made, ohaped to re­ ceive the end of tho oereus. which should but to tie ftjabout three inches lower end of a small stake, « growing end up. Insert this which represent their future wings. When tho time arrives for them to Issue from the ground they come out during successive nights in great numbers', come up tho trees, fasten themselves to tbn name with their claws aud proceed to cast off their skins. A long rent appears in the skin of tbo back, and through this tho cicada pushes itself, and withdrawing its logs and wings from their separate cases, crawls away, leaving Its empty pupa skin. Within a fortnight after their final transformation the fomai«w begin to lay their eggs, and in six weeks the whole piusration is-comes extinct. Such are iu brief the general habits of this remark­ able Insect, which passes seventeen years of its life in the soil and at stated periods appears for a short time to life above ground. it ij handy Handsome arjd ri Msist on testing it ” .rtd spring we THE SPECIALIST aad sells r°r __u DISEASE, The font jKRsibb n- imonul of his J.i'ity to _"app’,.- with these diseases- n -urceifsl practice iu dealii .- witji sticti disorders. /oo^ Testimonials. Of these he carj show ••noi^b to convince the ninst scepti­ cal. from the ver> . iijz. H of Hastings and vicinity. i.h eluding business men. farmer I inechaui'es and others. tt A. M-rtr d>d. IIX! thr-. FQR iKfHTS and IHVAUDS the they dwelt seven days, rejoicing before tbe Lord, os they rotnomlierwi their forty darn PHrsiciJins nronrrE BABIES cur FOB IT. INVALIDS RELISH IT. Seeing him-if you are suffer­ WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., BURLINGTON, VT. ing from such a«>. Nu-r is the time. Consultation Free. Martile. dcfetuianl by fire that House Furnishing “in1- « VILES, ' B t ..0- s. which ta opened up more fully in Rar. xvll. xvtil; then In Bev. xlx, xx, the marriage of tbo Lamb, tbe judgment of tho nation*. tho binding of Satan, after which comes tbo nation alsdbvE than tho iZoch. xil, xilt); and then Tho prince of Wales la • patron of the Bed Polled Cattle sodeiyof England. The report is that all through the Shen­ andoah vajhnr tho wheat acreage Is large Queen Victoria has accepted the office of president oi the Royal Agricultural society of England during IU forthcoming youeeethi truly eay. jubilee year. appear followed tqucaling pig,' laying hla whi paved with col CHEAP EXCURSIONS. _ 0 IDER mans with ahWKbA IUCHIIERY;=™zfflEE M Fl AddrtW, C. C. HA1PT0M. Detroit. «W. ' they think tha dora And l>e The Newspaper Revolution the bellerent as “a kind of first fruita?’ and Longing m t father himrelf gallop, urging »briil whittle, 21 rhlch occurred fifty ■Arning hta bod HHCUX 98. ‘'Beside tbo Sabbaths, . . . gift., . . rows, ... and free will offerVfK which yo give unto tho Lord." Israel dear the ground, them plow a strip of land eight or ten feet wide, leaving a deep furrow In the center of the strip, with the perpendicular side of the furrow to­ ward the field to be protected. Into this tho bugs will fall, whore straw may be thrown on them and burned. Or tho fur­ dnearity and truth, purging out all the old row may be covered with some of the stalks that have been cut while they were green, by laying them across It, when the bugs will crawl under them into the fur­ row and remain there In the shade long enough for the stalks to dry and be burned. t conipialiuiut. it l» un»rr*«s tlixt defr-udant enter her nii|*nr.in«v In «nld e.> '-e .»n nr i-rf.<r I air months frwn the il»te nt <hl> o’drr. nrw! that . within twrnl' dm* tlt>- rtmiplalUMHI eaiiM- Sista । order tn be pnblhh«t In the IIr>U»k* Banmcb, said publication bi t>e continued owe its e .cu j week for «ls In weer-slp" humility of soul 87. •'Everythingupon Ilia day." Sacrifice, and tho number of them, fi-atta and tbo order of them al) appointed by God and everything upon Hta day; tho priests aud the people had only to read aright and bo obedient, and the A great many remedies and preventives against ch kwh bugs have been suggested and published from time to time, tho most of them emanating from good au­ thorities. but very generally so difficult and impracticable in their application as to be of little general use. In their mi­ gration from one field to another, at the time they first appear on the side of a field of corn and before they have entered Professor Henry, of the Wisconsin ex­ periment station, who has been inveettgatlng the silo system, sums up hla con­ clusions somewhat as follows: 1. Even though ensilage made <from Indian corn has no more feeding value than the same ufbunt of material dried into good fod­ der, tbe difficultlN and expense of curing and caring for tho dried fodders aro such that ordinarily tho silo is preferable. 2. The usual waste from feeding dry fodder is very considerable, while for ensUago it need be none at all. 8. Feed can be more compactly secured in the silo than in any other way. 4. Husking, cribbing and grinding corn are useless operations far the most part, and are expensive and in a measure wasteful: nothing is added to the value of tbe crop by any of these pro­ cesses. 5. For tho northern corn belt smaller varieties of corn will give nearly or quite as much feeding material as tho largo varictlM, with less labor to handle them. Lastly, the clover crop is a vary promising candidate far ensilage, and the farmer who tries It for the suo wHl*be well pleased with tbe results.’ The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enable him to easily detemrine. and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies adapted for special eases, many roewtre of them prepared onjv by Dr. 2? Baughmai . ’»'e- him to ef} where otbIs* feH a < । In this cause I Cbarimte Marble. t» not a rvald-tit <4 tht* Mate. offering right pieoea of DON’T PUT Holy Ono af isnuiL He wu their bolincm, even as B« ta ours, and apart fnrni Him there thta - MICH.. CaHfgire those .uBenug “mo «m/< tv ii.oq^v. 3L ». 28. 81. 35, 3(5i In connection with those holy day*. All true tervice ought to be joyful' - XASUtiLbE, fjVE Qentj a <AKE. jquit only by N. K. Fairbank s f), Chicago Mair of MhliUtb .Ed! i Julicial iirenit. In Chancery. ucro ana xnara. then nils through it four or five pounds of sulphur. The addition of a quantity of carbolic acid to tho sulphur will do no harm. Tbe fowls will rolFta «Mr.>thu mixing its contents through tfceir tenth- (Cams U no pquoi form and ore covered with little halm. They soon find their way to the soil, Into which they deaoend to where the roots are most abundant. The only change to which they are subjected during the long period of their subterranean confine For a pond with muddy bottom carp Is by 24 inches by 12 In depth will ana 111 ’It Dearly full with road dnrt, I your [Grocer I for foraJI tS| houje W lyold ujtsB Th|e chapter may wall bo called "TbeCbap«r oi tho FeaiUi of the Lonl” or "Tbe Chop- DILLE IajK use Roffinaa. Philadelphia. In its winged state the seventeen year old locust is of a black color, with trans­ pare* wings and wing covers, the thick anterior edge and larger veins of which aro orange red, and near the tips of the latter there is a dusky xlgzag line in the form of tho letter W, supposed by the superstitious to indicate war. The eyes are red. the rings of the body are edged with dull orange, and ths legs are of the count tho Sabbath, wiilch waa an mrtitutian same color. The wings expand from two and one-half to three and one-quarter inches. In its many years af underground life this insect does more or less damage by feeding upon the roots of plants, but its Cher things paar away “ths word ot our God manifest Injury is when In the perfect stand forever." state tho female deposits her eggs in the ball 34. "Speak unto the children of IsraaL” twigs of fruit and other trees, where punctured limbs, as a rule, languish and die soon after the eggs are hatched. The told him. eggs are of a white color, about one-t wolfth “The fifteenth day of the seventh month. By an act passed by the New York leg­ islature and approved by the governor, the dairy commissioner i* directed to em­ ploy expert butter and cheew makers, not exceeding five in number, whose duty it shall be, under hla directions, to exam­ Almost every grower of flowers, ine and inspect butter and cheese, factorwhether amateur j or professional, culti­ l«a and tho methods employer! therein, vates at least otte7---------------and attend at nueh agricultural falre. In­ cactus. To these stitutes, meetings and conventions within growers, tho fol­ tbe state as shall be designated by the lowing illustra­ commissioner, to Imjiart thereat informa­ tions and hints, tion as to thti beet methods of mt: in;by American Gar­ butter and cheese. Five thousand dol­ den, will be of ' lars have been appropriated for the pur­ pose. On or before Dec. 15 next the com­ missioner must report the number of methods of grow. experts employed under the act. together Ing delicate spewith their compensation and expenses, oles of cactus and must include the whole in his annual from stocks of a report. Another appropriation of $2,500 has lieon miul>> to tho State Dairy Associa­ tion to bo expended in holding a number low growing or of dairy conferences in yarlons parts of drooping varieties the Htate to illustraUrtitittcr and cheeee so that they can making. •lender cereuses, a«:ch u C. tuber- iro. 1—■oiurraa the «ras. aro ,.ben. CACTUS. eflted in growth, but it makes little differ­ ence bi blooming, excepting tliat a strong plant does batter than a weak oue. Cere us columbinus from Cuba formsa favorite stock for graft­ ing. Fig. 1 shows a rat tail eactus (0. flagelliformlB) grafted upon it. All of those having a gummy sap unite readily, and a number of differ- ahor, ‘flnpt- ?^oullOT pearance in different parts of the country. He sake In a circular sent out from the department of agriculture at Washington for information in regard to the appear- th [BL) Xffuter ] ■ “Th' er* o[ cumbrous bisnket-sheets seems coming to an end, and newspapers like the Oinm Dauv Nrsn . x a ~’ > > * .. .. Fwi V „_ Forty years ago the chief duty of an editor, in view of his limited facilities, was to gather all the news he could and print it Intelligence was transmitted slowly; many occurrences of interest were never heard of beyond their immediate locality; ocean mails were long in transit, and the overthrow of an European dynasty was not known here until Ung after the event Suddenly there came a change. The railroad and the telegraph superseded old methods, and the newspaper was literally flooded with news. The death of a petty ward politician in San Francisco, the result of a Presidential election, the accession of a sovereign the outbreak of a war, and notice that a shanty hkd been burden m Texas, all were hurried over the wires into the newspaper offices, and there no idea of discrimination, all were printed. Thus originated the "blanket sheet" ' ■Die publisher who could send out the biggest blanket fora nickel most enterprising; the bigger was the best; it was a period ofU.____ Butafter a time the very excess of the. evil brought the remedy, and there be­ gan an era of discrimination, t ‘ arose such journals as the.,™ Ien and The Chicago Daily News. That the “S’ dcP*rtvr|: i» beat evideriedm considerably more than the circulations of all other Chicago dailies combined. It is hardly necessary to'say that such a circulation could not be attained, much less maintained, except by a pa[x-r of high grade of excellence, as well as one sold at a popu­ lar price. To win such recognition the cheap paper must be ar good a newspaper as tiie best ol of its higher-priced competitors. And this Thb Daily News certainly is. It is a member of the Associated Press, and is the only paper in Chicago which possesses a franchise which sccuresto it both the-day and night dispatches ofthe Associa­ tion. In-the.general field of news-gathering it re­ presents in thefiighest degree the progressive enterpi ise of American journalism : as a «rtrr-papa’ it challenges comparison with any in the land- ’ n its editorial columns The. Daily News speaks from the standpoint oi the inde- • ___ ent newspaper, and thereby escapes the temptation of impairing honest and honorable influence by condoning or defending the questionable under the . pressure of party allegiance. It is not an organ, neither is it a neutral in of principle. It has the courw of its convictions. The organ oi no party, sect or Interest, it voices the united de­ mand of all those better elements of society m behalf of parity, honesty and decency in all the relations of life. By just so much as it thus com­ mends itself to the regard of the truly “ best peo­ ple M of the community docs it voluntarily re­ nounce any community of interest with all others. So conspicious a success must have its imi­ P™*’1x11 are still too tor tators, and Tbe Daily News has tbe endorsement removed true ideal ofg^^T ■ naiism to from meet the the SsTthe ’ such imitation always bestows. However as itist™ _____________ ~ . .. .1, _ TV,.ct u-hiCH h—"th?J” C”ca«> UAn-TjSnn ha been the first to appreciate and meet the premiums amounting to 220,000 *asded aS the Mr which will open t --- ......A^/M three times thx of uy of iueottanp. .. 411 I.VUUUUV, W W to concerned, to be bat imitation. A- The Chicaoc Atoms SON, MihterTn Daily News. Chiago and prettily ca and about 2.0 *S*ln off, and �4 ItlPF GUATEMALA. . THE "BOOM" WWTER irnrai prominent feature «f RESPECT YOUR STOMACH. The preslfieiittal campaign Al the opening of the cumpaigu, tbeoppo- A MEMBER WHICH SOMETIMES RISES r ite' . *t*»rrt«Mrty Pro­ IN REBELLION. ll H-.-r.— r—— hunter! "TI ppeeanoi-" "■^u '.“riT " '» •w 5 ... *•’*‘rieinl* m fine- ulai|.. » uf* * u'blcm Un- OKJst entbutaxtlc r.u*Ubln riitlnwteLi i a,“"' «eM»<!h tunic nre A M anil ng. Site nS?”'. *W br’’ bv AtneriS RIP THROUGH THE CORDILLC8AS’ SIDE SPUR?. mtn go by stage for Ban MarI'he n«d nun through tbe Cordtllcnui for thirty-six the nniuiata arc whipped vJ stretch mid sent faster brake lieing applied only ii gains too much on the *;ul one lazy multi ot about *. ting- four jssople intlw driver, all seats on the ’uuned with bather stuffed L. hard us tile boards uuder,.ud sucbdotlxn im they may r <tml. The diligence eomn-ure ln»h whip, and a large : he ronrao of the day. -from Quezalteuongo, aud pueblo” uf WO or 700 o'clock in the morning wen- filled with Indiana pruGiicfe. some carrying fast«Q«d tato four uj>..I und »tiffen*l with rew­ ugh, thirty jncbv* wide and K . Curd* around tbo Ixjt■ Are joined to the leather broad <iup. which, paraea • - teitbvod nnd a^rvea to bold in place. Tiie Indian, in• i i gin ly forward, travels for «itU hi* }>ock uf 150 )*ouudfl ui'xs! and adjusted that be .train ou any particular r>-driving goat, and sheep i, ..nd others dragging them W bio this bvely wxipe. Now .mid are the entire family arrying bi* load and driving ■y the mother With a basket tha yi >3iiKv=t sjrnpjxHl to her dangling <iut of the folds ,* little black hnul j*wj> 1'ien coma liu> two tays, ■; Ctif "Idyr bff» tugging at inc, .nnd yld> I* living 1..i.uger Voy, who is I its hind quarter* nt Ii tu nuiku but slow i* i ii tbe pbua and in ires anil tilled with such naiigo is spread out before f.v- bdow you, and often 1 warm. Wo were nearly g th ridge, a distance of Thu mountain set-nery nut it ill, would become monoti from an olnuwt spnuglcre • 'em ruin washed, rocky ar* vnijianied by a Mexican 1 whistles, and tho iucwuant lajyti. ,s up nt tin- breakfast nation i in- untaiu valley, it wa« not , • vwd u*. but the relief felt : t bat bard cuahioned. wagon i pie >lrivw's noixe । “. nt this stopping place, and :> hud tin tatted their uon veno’it uri. cviaideratian for tho feel'npaUept pawiengeni w« were 1 ■ , —* uu*—4*. ww • a inter, brought {315 at a recent i wa“ boughs for Trinity c» nimparison of tbo work of English, ™■■ aud American detectIvee UMocuvce show sixiw tbe i U4er -o bo If per cent, ahead ail around. a • .Z/3 Will be found, a. Conjbinatioqrtot always tote//ad. ? A Fine Quality of ATA REASONABLE PRICE 520®’ LOOK FOR THIS ON EACH PLUQ IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXTRA SWE^T PIECE OF DOMJ FAIL TO GIVE II TSTI'K. ’ It ta quite surprihlng to tiotiee the nuiB, t-ruiL* , rum. reiMirta rvi>orta of remarkable ca»c* ca-ws uf of m*miTbh difficulty in distinguishing an insane f vous <ll»atee« cineil. »urh M headache fit* ronJa none man, |«rticuUr)y^ it be a case pnctratlon. heart affection. Si from a mne itanieulorly^ bo i: ner\<<iu tiemtu* prtelratlnn. Si.’ off mhnamnnia, m inomnniu. ta U nfteut.nH* ofteutimra very great, a* as |I Vitus Dance, l»ancf. limiiitt. iinuiuitt. and und probmgiil urolonitiil tbe following incident will show; A few i ‘IwpIraMir**. by ’br. Miles’ Itextoratitlv yenrd ngo a physu inn talnwe entiriSJife, Nervine. Thta m-sv ttlld Improved brafo nlmoit. and practice liad Lee-i'-pcnt in airat- ; and nene food, and medicine, is everyinospben.- of insanity, and tab-., is romldered where gaining a remarkable reputation for the U»t authority extant on. Mich matter*, I curing tin- worst <>t three diseases, a* well called at tiw Kt. Lxmm insane asyium fur the j a- thr injiirioti. effect* uf worry, nervutta pur|*R-i»f looking tlirougli ft. h-lying on a ; irritation, mental nml physical ■uverworlt. physa .c,n ,>f his acqumuumo? who wax lo \V. II. G,**!ir.it the dniggisL will give catrtl tfa|m» to show him about. Near the । away trial Ixdtle* ot thi- wiunletul n-m..gate ta mrf a gentleman wbo wn- very re- j dy. It positively contain* no opium or date, ksMirteou* and intellectual ut him ho | m>>rphln*'. InquihJ "IL,. »d. .ml, U> l..n. Ita, ta j„|,„ ,, , ..... .. was'd-Msni attbetinw. Hupfswmg hw com qujnry. fiead. ! English .spavin liniment removes all Irt>ni •'ertain term* and tireirira |wculiar to | haul. Mift. or < ullutiMsl lump* and bleitt! isbt* from lior-c*. Idood *pavhi. curbs, -plhit-. ►weeitry', rinxbun>% stiflrs. sprains. thorough knowledge of the claxalcs and of airtW'dlcn tbruat.-. roughs, rte. Save S3O by um-uf one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. Ii. Itathiop, druggist, Hastings, nt length and very entertainingly. _S , Finally he volunteered t-> allow thr visitor Mich. Mrs. Carmichael of Hillsdalr county,who through the lusti tilt ion. and t» "be did so be made a minute diagnosis of each case which lias been tinder arrest on a charge of kill­ ing her husband by poison, ha* been re­ until suddenly intemq>ted by the ap]>rarance leased on $2,000 bull. of the keeper arid assistants, who uucvn monioualy seised hl* edifying '•otMiuctor, man­ Would you whip a sick horse? >’«■ acled him and led him to a cell, despite his Then dmit ure ordinary phi’s salts, senna, etc., for sick liven, bowel*. etc. Only use quito raatura! utxier the circumrtanre* with Miles’ PillsiM. P.) the best ai)d surest <ff even a sane man, and the expert was mule- pills. Samples five at W. H. Good)ear’-.. ceired atlll, until hi* formor entertainer shriektad back to him: “Thejr’re going to crown nu- emperor of Germany, anti I scorn Once mare it ta woman who is apparently the crown! Rave me. mve me!” Thv ex­ woman ii w<ir..t enemy, aud Lmdon »in* far pert's m<*licnl fncud appeared un the *cvw a little later nnd congratulated the vis­ more ixavily In thta re*peet than New York, aixl far a very obvious noon, that of itor on bi» narrow escape, Informing harpiy defined lines of ra*te and the ncanhim. to hta actontahmmiL .that this Mty fur Hnipluwtislng tbrti felt by all whose was the moat violent subject under their position does nut iijtsak far ibwlf. A “bora lady’ might, ou ifftteciug u shop where women durkti were sitting, realize that from eleven he had brutally beaten his keeper*. Thta to fourteen hour*' rervkn dally might well .lemon*trate.* tbe inability lot cv <-n the meat be punctuated by a few moment* cm the bits experienced judge to decnii- infallibly ns to of board, pusbtui’ in between b.-xvs, which do the condition of n man’s nnud.—Dr. Max duty for M-ixta, and lie glad that an oppuiRtarkloff in Olo»w-Democrat tuuitv liud been improved. Not ro the wife uf tbo iirraperou* butcher or baker or candlestick maker, rejoicing, it Three are seme of the prices that authors may bv. in the flrat ap;x*ran<* in piuah and have received for works nuw famous: GoW- •ilk, and bent ui-«i making it u* imprearive raiith, AUU fov^“TheTraveller,” AGO for “The n» i«raible. To bt-r obaequiomne* ta the flrat Vicar of Wakefield" anti £100 for “The D>- ewentud uf any'flealing with tho order from which she u emerging; and her ..-ustom will sertral Viltaga;" Fielding. £!/«/ •■Amelia" nad XJ.2O0 for “Tom Jones;" Dr. Ko to the »hop where it* outward tokens aro most profiiw. A clerk found sitting ta «imply Johnson, £'13f for “Raraeta*:'' emltodiwi Unpertlttauce, nnd Uie floor man£30,(XM for the "History uf England. Boa­ oKer who allows it an offender ngamrt every well. £1,(X» fur thr “Life of Johnson; Dry­ taw uf propriety; and thu* it happens that den £1,200 fag hta translation <•( 'Virgil; wnto aro slipped out af sight, and exhausted (ivorge Eliot, £2.000 for ••Humola,” and wunum smile and ask. a* tho purchase w never lew than £1.600 for any novel, it is made. "And what ta the next pleasure! in a said; Walter Scott. £700 for the Aral « aver tout, that makes the Ameriran hearer cruigs lev* and large sums for later oner, with far tbe abject humility that }* the first con­ £S,00U fur “Vfoodstack'’ aud £1S,«W for the dition af taiccwfc a* seller.—Helen Campbell ••Life of Nnpuhwn:" Zola. to* ._________ . Htorv and gHO.OOOfar “L’Assotxunafr; " UMJ in WotuML Call’m*. £5.000 for “Armadale:" Milton, ^5 for "Paradise Lost;” Byron. £3.000 for Ifou Jar Gould will talk freely to a reporter Juan" and £4,000 fur "CWldo whom be knows to bo Intelligent and trortMoore, 3.000 guineas for "Lalta Booth and worthy. Tlw reporter n>u»* £13,000 for "Irish Mriodies;" oughly what tic wants to know. Ha will get, fnr Pleasure* of Hope;' burps, UO for tbo £Xfp if he does not underatand tte• .ubj«^ Hnl«lltlonot bl. work. CT^tor al>out which ho iuwk* informauon. After on test- Pt-e ry for "The Raven; UmgMlo*. off band exxn rrenUou Uw re.^rtar^wUl. per­ M 060 ifcJO a line) for the "Hanging ot tbe ham. if the interview is on inijwrtant matle highret prire -er paid for • Ciare ol Monomania. R- llui! I felt as if my tpinpl- column had np t.ircugh my brain. Now and tlmn tte would give a cHc lurch and smash •®v WULI of my |,;i; azaiiutt tb>» side stick*. ThbiluAn hili ride couUnued for two hour*, ..imcwbJ. iimhiraro Fur FjHt***[£ w.il. U..;..a3b_’y oxlMUtated, we arrived at Tf’'"-v or i<auJPodro. Wlmre we caught a JPjJWuf a rather levelcountry in advance. itxteed wo have no right to go v- ■n” ' “Gbitcju-ds Car. New York T&nea. A renr.rkablo photo-cugraved chart af tho ■twlad*,, i:‘„, ;v.iuj 2,32tl stare train L*e third V“u'*‘-v •>’-*nth magnitude, has been pro•“k-vd a: the Paris obscrvauiry. , i ant omm> of the human machine. •T haive used Simmon* Liver "u'tnuri?,*VJ**4.“ Mutuana. ure,"u~iita 1 , , ------ - ----" UUXLUU. IU UW3K: Keguiator many years and can itrat laSh/ It uow ranks days of devol<>;>tu>mt ami discovery, noshing ; contdentlousl) *ay Ii i* the King <teUV“ rflIV^tuu.’‘ is more probobte than the improbable, and of all liver remedln. I consider its I uttL^dMud' It is risky bdsinaa hasarding a positive and tt a medicine ehest Itself.” ' fruit* si.dreZJj. Ti?ull'rt!' producthin dt definitive statement oq any subject; but it is J. H. Gardner, Suffolk, Vo. . v— Sum. tbo quiet. How gmng citinm 1D ' i ‘J*’ fate morning paper columu* of burniuR, pro- '"Ur. dllisUI' «u ViXJt'i in 3 TT^refore it behooves him to lx> good to pbttfo'wonta-graph.e pietnrre if *££ : «** mW* prosperity and rich wn modings. He M-. kiui .wn’ta.L'141" '“*“«•"“>■«* to those op» hu eye. in anuremrat to thmkhe hl M y.r , .eDrr , p bead in Hoomvilfe *, iOB< Arem. xortf, ,, ^£^2' BL*F?uT gra^rel three start ling truths Alhteratiou : & "‘-“‘n.ted p^.fthtet.’, tho affection.*, and with good reason. Somo even go no for os to center the soul there. It nm* mad m the columns of a pap.-r which. . iu reimiiX m h l",“r‘n*lb*‘ but a few days ago, was content to chrouiel* 1:0,41 W ”*■« *r. p»”iMtanra^i?* d ixihnh is certain that the hades of tbe divorce court i* flUi-d with eas<-= that can be traced direct the taul g-reip of the unmraming I to a defective cuidnc, aud who shall say how Purtry. patriattam, figurative ta^t ungr, . ta"iMd? many l«t souls have gone down to perdition column* at. figures are crowded tiiacuufased F*»*. T..<unta «H > Xelnlt-TlUtu.t Jii who dated, their H.-st dereliction from duty num. The teom writer know* bow to make . I itatna back to the deadly frying pan, and their figurelie. * rootagkws Tta-dtisrmof I’ *’>• -‘^i.wi ’da >'»; Oregon and Washing. fall from .grace to tbe diabolical agency of Eutbutawmta half baked dough I Bixtmville grow interrated. 1teal e«ate „ffl. j ^^s^“* “* “12? cs* open m every room, und in j1:c »<*”to»«u-tmiL?,'., t1,1,; ,1?lchmawd" f ,,n»”ul* “res lota become tbo vacant chief busiura. of trade* tta- day. foe state* ^territories 8 bl “’’ 1. ,«• **•. .bun-h <:rwd n,;. them enlarge their culinary horuoa. Tbe woman who invents a new dish deservosa wool.* of-the boom writer, who begisaIww to RI* the GJENITO ITRIWABT Onrans a It pnijM-se.-. to erect u number of drinking reap bin hnrvrat. He Mills eoplga <.f ------Study. If Kittei WO difference WHAT fountains for man and IwasL isauoof the pqwr in bundhw of humlre.ii. m grave whose licrt title to immortality was $S0.—< me bod),. ,,f English Spavin l.iiathe enterprising ritix»uS *im mail them te her baking. Her children rise up and call friends and acquaintances in older towns, mrut cured my tine Norman mare of two A subHcriptiou list ta made for tbe |mrp<*c , ug y- WofMi *;mvin* which damagHl her Knding over the land tlnwe graphic accouuta lj*tee at 1,-awt Jgo. It ta the graiidrM too little. And both are apt to (orgtt that ■of the new mrtre>i»,li«. The lx«.m writer foemidii cure 1 ever iimxI. John MeCalh. quality has more, or should have more, to do ____________ _____ ... } •‘«l'ugt..iL Ind. Mold by with the matter than quantity.' Fe«v women citrmral incrreisra, and hi* pocketbook grows Midi ,I-M,hroP. drtiipcisl, Hastings, have what may bo culled the “alunantive sense" properly developed. Tb<- average When hta quick eye wra that the enthusi- । strike for higher wage.- at Ihr Tittaba- woman scertn, to consider it her special a*m begin* to waver, the boom writer re- .««"«• latoili,, Friday. Eight} men tjuit duty and proud prerogative to cater to that tnembeni that be ta engaged to write up the high and mighty monarch, her lord and next town, and awpy Ik- go.-* gayly, leaving ' Advise to Mulhar*. " Boomville to sink slqwly back into a quiet Mur u ntnura-’* RonmiNa Hi ui r should life, but not the same life, for tbe boom : '“ST1 ’"radtlldrei, teetnise. It «x>ik» ,F. D. CHLARKM, M. D. wriw ta.«, Uw IM ,ta k ixxly1* Momnchf 8b» knows all about cake*. Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. villtans in the future pro-prrity of their city Twrutj-ave rents a bottle. that yean of dull timre esmimt wholly de- । Gfcn. Ctrtihwm l« reported to have Iksin ------ --------------- --------- | takr„ j!) „ Wfc,b|jl<t|Wu Pemsu; Wbituer, fiOO for the bi* works,.which bo for I1JXJ0; Tbnnywn, «12 a Un. for fw.t'iuii F - ::.e e-nk Moma-h Impelled digestion and , redite and always truUifnL Y et to be always p<drt»u tat fbot writadt out. It ta then submitted to Mr. Gould, who may suggMt ^^7 tionsintho phraseologytalk* frvelj. at time* almost eloquently, but has » rural habit of dropping the fliml g1* in part cipies. Thu. lie snr* goin'. carmn, ote. Ho i* *urSXw w wk“" “4 ““"2 whether in his homo on Fifth *v«mo or at hta mansiuu ut Irving on w-lk* up and down bta library in mk-wlnter tnhaliu’ the perfumes of a roeo perhaps us UTTJtHLY DWuHAUim. > It b notoriowi that women taKOmc utterly dnnoraliuxl as to their caung, when the "m«i folks” are away from huiae for any length of time. Whether the family be rich or |xx>r to maki- little difference with women, who almost invariably nlvuulon the regular dinner when tbo head of the house is away, and drift into the slovenly and harm­ ful liabit «t “pickiitg up” sucii odds and suds—mcittlyawret stuff and pickies—as may come liadtly. I f men wi re good for nothing telling disagtwd'!® tacL-kuow where 0 four w. HARVEST Ms-tunrssnAgtEisp, OWRusaaB. wi rucr LTIiAC*- TO Tuklax effect July IS. IRS ___________ tUTWlKD sranuNS ' Minnesota, Dakota,. MONTANA, am Ip.m. pjn. Ktltti need taking in band—tha working girls e«|>oclally. Some of them deny thrmsclvas I>.«5 1.10, 5.W Grand Rapids Lv. Middleville....;.......... 7 IT !.« <l.» U.K S.W Irvtng...................... 1.15 6.2S a.isl « M 1XW 9.10 Harrisa*....... L......... Poor misguided young crootures! Haven't I tTT 6.57 10.40 MaaJvfiie................ •7-BT1 T.W Chartotte................... ASM 1.011 7JB xor Baton Rapid*..;.......... tstais X35 Jackson ...................... ii.se>! a«lio.« 7.x Detroit..............Ar warnsabd. 122 c v ind sooner than dull i tins I ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS rben baby luxuriates in colic, papa curvets CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE I Detroit............ ...... prevention is worth a pound af cure. The Jsckson EitJti Haplds doctors have slain their tboumudH, and the Charlotte....... cucumber it* tens of thousand*. ItamembAr 11X13 ixao LOTA and ass’. MONTANA LE8! trip rate being mt Including GRKA1 that Rlmmons Liver Regulator will rldyquof dyspepsia, purify jour srstem. enable you th sleep well, prevent malaria! dltenses and give jiiu a brisk and vlrorou* feeling. It arts direct­ ly on the liver and klflnrys. clcomlng. partlying invigorating and fortifying thr system against disease. It win break up chills and fever and prevent their return—yet entirely free from calomel or Quinine. raster Friday charged with y by his wife. Ulll’a I’errlew Cough Syrup I* quirk to act upon and cure a cold. No cure, no pay. W. II. Goodyear. Thos. Hroak. agnl SO. banged himself at Saginaw Friday twmlng. €au«-. worry about Wh debt*. All SS nm tij • Private John Fifer, the repabBom can­ didate for governor in UUnci*. taw l*en ilolng a'couple of weeks of resting In Em­ met and Antrim counties. HIli’R Pecrles-M Worm Specific hi aeknowledgisl the best remedy for tiie purpose wherever known. W. H. Goodyear. mrridlsn orernrrai nwlr. pureoae of looking over the eosotry. or with mo the* <ftt A N IIeST U 1JEA TUj*KLTaiN THE WORLD, and ar. agricultural district suit­ able for dlveralAed farming, dairy and stack nurpoMB, will do well to tako advantage of For Maps and Information apply to your borne ticket agent, to any ageDlofthe company F. I. WHITNEY ’ Genl Pas* and Tkt. Agt.. Bt IW. Minn. Chicago, uluurn it Sigisw TIME TABLE. In sffod July l«t,l»M. Houth. Hu th, d1 Cobb’a'IJttle Pll|f cure indigestion, head­ ache. dlxxiness. natiM*. bllliounness, etc., p. m.|i m or nioney refunded.' W. H. Goodyear. 4 1*1 U Stations CRAND RAPIDS HERD. Holstein friesianS rs^A ...... Hastings .......Shultz... . ..Nash's’ . ,. Cloverdale 3 s: 3 31 ta 3 tl runtSTrS?1 The Bay View association at Petoskey Ims decided to put in a new system uf wat­ er worta this fall. Impure blood 1* an Insidious enemy rutt­ ing through the system seeking the week.Kt organ*. To conquer the enemy iwe Hill's Saruajiarilla. W. H. Goodyear. Whero kn Ton Going? delivered anil trouble. Ums and money. A|»i>' FRIENDS: Ask them, and report REJOICE campaign? • RY.. FROM kind generally aro ffkaly to be reminded that DY8PERTICS reire-nr* iiMubi is ,1a tha Epwdy Ballaf I OBTAINED BT VSDJO headache. ®5S& S3. talr trial. It will do you ROJd- ’ ) A.ug. 21st. TUESDAYJ Sept. 11 and 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. 10.» ixsul ta ^t medltatively a. Don’t some of your neighbors or „ to and fro anil dtacu-wTh-hiv flnanci.il Import- He expivumita, UH!i U. Willoughby itlaf <° Chicaj> Herald. friends want the Banner during the f we ,vfrain EXCURSIONS GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION their care and ‘•keep” just to bold tbo wo­ mankind to *otni< sort of regularity and nodiaractarU' Tim him detested a* ta the Ursa “"^^y Bnd unnorastairy <!»•• AskYouk Dealer For, l> OohtTake/ny.Oihir Jm. flHZER & BR0S4-OU I.VUU,M habit, and because food is lying around.. Men must have their jygular mads, sal what they don't want, women will mt rather than teriN* ■I eroaes; and on nearing -uad'idc. inscribed with tbe A Wonderful Medicine oMldlg -nt into the mountain side, i: "‘did rock, iu which, as you Let no man take Ubertitsi with his stomach 0-r woman neither, far that matter. Tbe omach 1» a long luffcring meuilx.-r, but k„ flirt urnwrn <* -LU _ V £*d ^!L ■vpuud dangerous roods to * ‘■au’r 'M are the renire m ^’^Iteph- but ef- ^“o-» laborer. 70 yearn \.V’nt?WtT t" Ba) C,J>' Honda?‘ thr riv, r wh,k’ Kvtthig wood, * _ t|.. u the proper way to ■ de». they duja-ad on the stage Aeration |of any coinniuwions • • iu the ncightrjriug towns, ir driver stepped iutheloog Tuan, always a welcome guest, a,;e< li-.rt. picking them up ;.t every »<«1> receiving bis small and n drink iu jiayment. Uo dnul' iwfore coming to tbo ftvjre . ta hug the sides baeU. For blocks use llidiam t-Muping /•t" when possible, and nrvsubjected to thedau- ahould rvTr*"1' h° wby Bodravills S ilnT I.TteUOOU*eUO’W’U Thousand. Of people in the tantic roost are ■wareliing.t?1^j'1JJJ^l'^'. to,wn°f promifo K^hfe/to invest their hoards of wealth. The money burns to be mvretel. All that t. nJk'i u riite uTh Krr*,L2T?*? know ab«v Viltaaiid its wonderful rreixirv,, Having interested his hearers the boom writer now malM > “ ssudxgMG sraMig ii1 with Ills whip nnd a mid btfing cumjtarativaly fresh Ci’c willingly Tbe leadera, ti.-l bi their necks, warned •onw Uf the teadiu, men, .nd ranwtre that . town » ha, with mauy natural nd^ tn OurPapuiarBrand lands and M MMunl �Hx;.------ -------- ----------- - -------- ~ Republican National Platform. AFTER THE EXAMINATIONS. THE VETERINARIAN. COMPLAINT AGAINST QUACKS IN THE PROFESSION Ct^niy- 1*1 whoso mental and physical qtsdificatltms art like vou XX ordeal standing i> my standing. I am Judged by it. Bometimes when I thlnk that all are well pre­ pared same of them may fail me. I worry and fret (to myself and within myadf) more than any one known I lalior and strain—some- ilatai its substantial progress, little demand tim<is it is almost agony—to prvy.iaro them. I heartily denounce the forcing^ cramming children through these plainly, and so can any intelligent person, that tbe children suffer in health and in mind. It is cruel, it is unjust, it is very un­ profitable. their examinations simply becaua* they are shoved, or hqjsted through by machine like methods. They can glibly nq>eat many things that they study, of tbe sonso and prac­ tical application of which they are utterly ignorant. Girls, of course, are naturally more prone to Spells of exhaustion ami faint­ ing, bat the frequency of such instances ii notan ordinary but extraordinary feature. I hayc iiutaneva in mind of girls who, realiz­ ing that they bad but a short period to go to school, and because of the poverty of their tbe ballet by ■ fatten nad U* bread, with commendable ambition and dili­ gence laltorod with all their might 11 ndvancs as font m pcesiblo; inlxired bonier tlinu some others who learned easier; labored boyood their strength until they were stricken down from sheer brain and body exhaustion. Ons of thcao I bad cautioned repeatedly, and even Ihtoctrilrighta It >d ta. ItopuWfcao port? adhere to tbe Demo protocU-ID to that todustry. Th* U-?pulUc*.n party would effect oil nreded rtductioaof the national revenue by rvp«‘allag i tkoM articles qf foreign production “8bo was near graduation, and felt that unless she could pas* examinations then ">b<i would never have another chance. She studied hard und leanmil slowly an! with difficulty, but wm persistent and determined. Sbo was an unusually nmiablc, sweet tem­ pered, quiet girl, whom vveryliody loved. 1 bail noticed her growing pal- and tbln, and knew that she was straining all of her mental and physical powers in tho contest for wtr?cusa Ono day, in tbe cfc^s room during re­ citation,' tbe book sli|>pcd from ber hands, and exclaiming in a mournful voice tlmt I shall never forget: ’Oh, Mie, ----- , my beaii, my bead!* sank down in a faiut. She was tbo very day pf the closing exercisea of that term she was-burirxl. Bbo was undoubtedly tbe victim of hfmn overwork. This was an ex- We declare our hostility to the Introduction into biuMta with a rough voice and shaggy overcoat, who smelled ot Ms patW spit tobacco Juice and “nlraed" like,a herd driver. Twentr-fiv. yrars ago in this city there were, are cording t“ Dr. Alexander F. Llautard, the dean of the American Veterinary college In Wart Fifty-fourth street, only three well educated veterinary surgeons Now there are brt wren fifty and sixty skillful practi­ tioner here whore names appenr in tho burin*«i director-. But tbe unnws in tbo direct­ ory do not give aa idea of the red nunibsr of men practicing here. And quacb still flourish, not alone tn this city, but all over the country. It does not pay a skillful veterinarian to • follow his profession in a country town, and hundreds of towns, villages and hamlets throughout the land rejoice in their "horse nnd cow doctors." Many of them are men of good common sense and can pull their naUente through, but the large cities, where rtock fe valuable, can't exactly bo proud of yeterinarians of a class .that humanitarians protest against. An animal cannot tell its troubles, oannot sue for damngra. but If it’ could, would it not rereut tbe offices of a “doctor" who can scarcely write his own name! Yet, on good authority, it may be said that there are such men in tbe profea­ rion. It i« said that/mt of rt.UOO or 8,000 veterinary surgeons in*tbe country only 1,000 are educated. ' thk oDtvit or qvAcra. Tho profession has long had t > bear the odium of quacks with much cost to itself. Two yenrr. ogi> the sodetfa* oimwed the legis­ lature tho ncresrity of passing an set for regulating th- practice “f veterinary surgery. It wm provided that all veterinarians who had practiced three years prior to tbo pas­ sage of the art should bo Allowed to continae in practice on filing with tbe county ckrk a certificate to that effect, ProBwor Law employs from fourteen to sixteen surgeons in the ■wrvicea of the bureau of which be is the bead. The lowest salary he pays is 11.?*! o year, ami that to a recent graduate; while one of his mart rajiable assistants gets 410 a day and exjw-*. “Look at my -Rogue*' Gallery,' " said a well known ita. taa ASIbk*, you tn thought anil prayer J WUt you faithful prov” to the bitter rod. that any man •s oa their suppUss. or by unjust rata m»port»!lon of their prwlucts to em approve the legtatatJia by to prevent alike unjust bu unfair dtocrltnlnstioas between We niafllna tho policy i eerkxilly threatened tbs present_aJtmlntatri FOR THE LAST TIME. people, but declare Chat by the fispubUcaos and Democrats tn fast that I wee wall acquainted with tbe a dosen, are doing well, making from 11,400 to W.OOO a year.” I’rofcesor Lisutard is aa enlbu«iast In tho future of bis profession. “I began my dancing career at t he ngeo “In ten y«u-*,“ sold hr, with a shrug of his 7 as one of tbe pupils, or •rata,’ oa they are shoo idem, “the American vvttTinArian will called, and went on laboring until I was Id feasor be right I He came here twenty-five pupil is generally terminated, tho neophyte years ago from France. Then, in this city, being then sufficiently advanced to go up far there were oaly three properly educated examination. veterinarians, and now there are between fifty and sixty. There are now two colleges, ;h another sewrul well equippwi ixopltals, veterinary examination for tbo new gnule. Even when societies and veterinary Journalism firmly fairly launched, aspirants have still to prac­ established. ItealdM tlmt, tho profeslon Is tice two hours at home daily. In addition to rcsjiected by tbo medical fratendty. (»ne of tbocoih-gra in to is ouily overcrowded,-and fore the public, tbe morning lessons, etc. has sent out an apjxnl for n building fund. The boapitals aro always full aud are obliged for such h(u-d wurkf Tbo tariff varies with to turn away patiente at times Tbe value tbo gnulo of tbe dkneor. Tbo ‘out’ pupils, or of stock has greatly incraded. Tbe domeutic •rats,’ are paid at the rate of forty rente tar animals of tbe Unlttxl Staten now rejireeach appearance; the demoisdles de quad •ect an aggregate wealth ot upward of rille, FA) to Mo a month; tho coryphees, IM) to W0; tho sujeta. Mb to 4120; the danrers in tbe first rank, |1A) to 4900; and the ‘stars,’ this country, and four of them. Uku most 43,Uf?) to W,000 a year . American Institutions, owe their succcm to “Advnnremcnt comes very slowly, it Is considered u great thing to move up as I did from the second to tho first quadrille. Tbe U wild to have only three coUcgre, Germany next step upward is to the envied pmition of no more than this country, and Ehigland oven leva But gin <<rnmental aralstance enablra even Itoumanla * ’ ’ students a - - ----------- —---------------.nw, Portu­ gal five, Russia four, Sweden four, rises into a petit sujet, which glvse her an Htdland four. Germany thrt^, and ano­ individuality before tho footlights. It took half and England three. Tbo course re­ me fifteen years to reach this giddy height quired here J* only two years, and short of glory and pay, the latter being 11,000 per yours at that Germany requires about forty annum. hours of recitations aud lectures a week for "Stars seldom rise from tho ranks. The Ehakre und TogHonU form a rias, nnort. “U. «... „r ,u_. _ ______ ,_____ . . nosrrraui roa jtrnuxa. Tho hoapital system has raa/la good progtbo excellence of their proportions. Tbe r®“ hereof late yeara, but it baa yet erode brnwoj- or tbo otherwise objectionable fig­ aud inadequate, according to the opinion of a well known veterinarian who is connected urant is nearly always some new comer not yet developed or broken."—Paris Cor. Phila­ delphia Press. lunacy added to tbe interest her act inspired in me. Her explanation was simple enough, bowevsr She wm foraging for her cats. . Edinburgh Royal asylum answers tho query rtf tiervrv I’ n* C. _ *1for grass second only to that which she chcrislwa/or catnip. She devours grara, my fair patients. He gives to such patients as many friurtd avers, as n tonic, and a cat well dored as a down eggs, and os much us nix or noven with gross will, she states, prererve ita good pinto of milk a day. Whan this form of condition against all the ills that felinlty is treatment is aaodated with plenty of walkheir to. Having two cats in her family, my gentle informant should certainly be an authority. my experience becomes," writes Dr. Ck.ii>She goes to tho trouble of carrying a hand­ ton, "I tend more to Mibstitato milk tor ful of grass home every day to her pete to nibble on, and they do it jtutice, she says, at a properly constituted Frenchman would. both in depreraion and maniacal exaltation^ where tho disordered working of thv hrein । a regular diet, and cat- teuda rapidly to exhaust tho strength, I rely more and more on milk and eggs truulo into liquid custards. Ono such caso this year got alone. An additional nnd curious item, ac­ eight pinta of milk and sixteen eggs every cording to my enlightener, is that a fairly f hwA — n.1 ....« i.ta . well bred oat infinitely prefers the dried cat­ nip one buys at the druggist's to tbe Isaves fresh from the field. Pussy will roll barself “Hu was almost dead or. admlaaton, actually 1 dBMraB.absolutalyrisepteas^mdrery nearly just n little. Hbo will roll on the dried cat­ pulrelesa. It was a hand to band fight benip, too, and then devour it tn the last crumb o< polygamy have digested and pltal wU opened five jieonago with accom­ modations for six honten. Now it can take aare of thirty bone, ami a large number of dogs. -Twenty thousand dollara were taken in at that place test year. Tbe colleges also have hospitals. h lira hones are eomfortaldy stalled in the boepitab, some ot them Iraviug box stalls. Tbe other <lay a reporter mw one hone tak­ ing electric rixicks for wpiuMl trouble with u much equmdmity Ma human being. Tho sling is an interesting appliauco. It is used tortroporia bone that has lamed or strainwl r *12*“ ,*troo«’®o«K»' to stand all tbo time. Tbe sling is largo enough to give a horse a good imitation of a hamt^ck swine, .-.rvl It (> — ___ .. . “"”*??. *• , '--------- ---------- ..MjU!. u>r |ja.< the store! I'm gofn’ to town to git th’ mara shod agin tbe plowin' to-marrer." “Missea" looked scornfully over tiw wash tub st the shifty, uneasy figure in tho door- shlfJVws enwtur I" she tb-Hight About noon a nMgfabordn>v« tBV) filling the duties of his position of body, mid therefore all foods, and ail treat- _ . thought, “tou kin bring me a yard ot night _Z l-ZZ_ _ —A >Cr,w twit round." . neighbors, "Missus,'' watched him drive slowly off dowu tho road behind tbo patient “nothin' but a nuisanre ennyway. Hhn wiped the suds off either arm with her thumb and forefinger. ments of steady rub rubbing up and down over tbo Imrd, th- rhythmic motion kee|> ing time to •On Jordan’s Stormy Rank, I Stand," which wm rnnntbg through her mind "Tliat buy mortal's clean forgot the pail o’ water I toM him to git half an hour launcbwl after him her porting threat, but jogged slowly on, musing to binnwlf. “El Missus *ud only give a feller a chance! aloud, to fix it more firmly in his unstable memory. “An' mrblx* I kin find wins little thing to-eort o' pac’fy bar, rf so be’t as bow I' declar' fort, cf I didn't furgit thet pail o' Em. bates. . aslant tbe kitchen lbw. wlwp. knitting sad regrets uh > bn »t: Wra Blinking—a* she h*d fhuugkt muy times before, with. |whaps a t w* ;.■*«<* self reproar h now in the tbougtt. • Ef I hadn't ha’ l>en ha'sh. ».t!. him uwbte things would ha' g-.-oe* »,-««■ A nan lint be tied to [kXm an' tulx -ui’ owe a fat —Harald of Health. . I*hysk . Q W. LOWBlu OfflosMrtrtsiiay House. Haaungs, M gMITH A COLG knocked, and aa Mimus rj*.- u?-vrtaaly, filled wito vague, undefiit-d expectation, (Office in Un “8am!" was allabtMid, as «be WMcbM out both trembling Irakis :--war4 him, bit E. KENAST . At A days of hu> married hf-. “MImus,- he stammered "l-t forgot ter git tbe water—but I bran? ’h>'■ Igtit cat Ootton!"—Kate A. Bradley >a Dvth.it Free C. WELTON Is agent tor the O He wr.tee polic.cs o iswaress Ing tu right for miles cither way. 0 WK A SHEL Sam Ing upon this wibjwr >f th" t--l«ti<,nof nitd tb matter) is found in Usvrvir.r tbexffertsof a high temperature u|*« different ^rguua- County. turned Kam, cheerfully, pulling up hie burse. tiu) thermometer rntupvAnr»-cfc’' niteCrt, is chiefly intent upon publishing ht< pre-tuu 1 diatotnforts. In^bad of kitting still sU F dently a gentleman, climbed to a place beside Kam nnd Ihtcned silently to that worthy's itarrulona convertatioti. Attoroe Ha. barbe fled, I spose. Though I never thought Ctft thet way then. Etberoulq culy kutubsck now, lift'd fiul things ■lufmeit. I r-.- k -n. Aa' be might go to town nownn'ith.-b-mraMea.'' Il TlMMKK . sic Martin v. b diversion, be move* busily al*-uL telliaj suran Office Wtth J. G '■nd ejaculations to tuat.-t-.. He is a tnecial rediator, lent on trnnMuitting his own cuddition to otbi-r minds, ami without lutendag it, is generating his own dle.vuif xt tothin 8 ;>«dal attention “Thet speck ‘way back by Tim SkCTimaM* JAMES A. SWE oif physical and thermal cusiditlanf no a bet bill than* nervous friend fling down Ids j ch or sped* ' -1 ~ u» cuiujniuira, nurrwur, “if you will drive with all your might to Kingdaw. Hl gtv. you »20 if you get me there tntime." ROBERTSON A'. BttODKM Cor. Jefferson and Rates, This House to new patronage of tbe pu discomfort One freb compkreUvely <ool in this man’s prewmw He is a partial refrtger- oomfort. In thi* busy *w».n hn&lreds.of New England farmer, toil on th« op® 8ekU in tbe bet sun in such excessive prq>iratw-i that hardly u dry thread :< fi-un lonthan through thaday. But if one Is arenrted from “ 7 ,- “ a*-- “ vuaiuauta Tam t thet—it's why you're in tach a 'maxtu' burry afi of a euddint. No, stranger, I,toot Hastings Hasting rimy nu* u»j , v>• • >-.-■ true Yankee drollery, that it u »P*«*dfci Incorporated unde ter be hum for dinner.’ ‘Wall, that , ■ . •• } nv* urc io Aiugsiuw docks In time to catch a boat waiting there forme hnfor. ____ . The alternative was expressed by a drawn revolver, pointed threateningly nt Sam’s blanching face. >• uai u i uibh .•- ■ - - - ---- - ot tbo moat painfl’ll <<igbt» to a of kind Open lor bustnoM •nerly uoeuj O O. G. Bobtason, Pr W. 8. Go mrnt by the companies, tu. strength is not evertaxi-l ' mbeh. uig MWU iw.vu — i- - ■touting tbo car that chiefly induce* sweat and wmi-torture. Evrei * >d> - '«*• it b tbe condition U miwl that lan>y *• nu *. 8. Goodyear. D-GBoUmm L-«. fcaappo ’ A Gaaeral Baakla HArtlX Bev. Dr. Hyde, president id fctlaeuunary at Honolulu, tdi> bo’ groaned. i p‘JZe J into the other. An editor alwB-r. jwwdf-directod and sramprf roveElS «. u» U4, stamps put iu kxws (ir L ” . . rein. «z m. ««ni «u« «»• “>£, u> u> tavta*. mhta. Uli taUlJ . T «uown tor bl totwill u . npri ta rt,ur •ertpt. Have your manuscript lb7 ■ -■*; Si ~ lrj!-“5 appean that Hawaiian ta»» tlx Associate office^ Hou— poibt be stopped *Pd looked intently up and and bound fur « «<- B«*a- (London, 1819), Practice in all y “'“■XSSJS And It wm wond-rful h w Rrmt ||w, besot thing*eke found fierawf iMigwltoiij dnrtnv ttw, I., tka, u*... ■ . >,iaL3; ab “- ' gTUART, KNA .Un'* no and ready to bo operated on by man who uZ tamed Uta btaam.-i,., v“lnta^ srz.d-L°“ Q M-rOWLKK b. »» l-oomstortaerijo Smith. HWS « society and sympathy of ber tu^hboB £vi abut barsUf op alone with hrr tirra'moaai MfSUtonl reiflivtion*. That •'c-, ».j. k»p* rinjdug in bar aching «an-- - gf only too plainly hanging over him; that to a port of the machine which looks likTa let down leaf of a dining table. The nwtto“J* tlu? “ crn;ik tov teaf with tlx- horse fastened to it slides up to its place on ton tf stable and tltere tif. bori adveb j ~n.> root doubt WM left in any mind,.ven m t)rt ~ .... > . _ his body aadmilated Trumble iu New York News. Ha»t”hw' BaW . ‘MISSUS.’ many inttancre of girls injured for life from tbe same cause.'’—New York Star. wisely and effect! rely avoided.’ u» i»«. 8b. mtatal u» t.„ to nlilnv tn _ _. rvv,ik«' i... r«.i_ *1 words Kitoaicute u-r “ —■ r “t" Tb, student bad adoy-^ £n‘‘T IMWIIlf' whL* ba bad often brord sui *»• � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-08-22.pdf 48f961394a2e72dcddfbe8c0852e8209 PDF Text Text ' ^r^est Circulation any th\ Hastings [ *' Qni’ity- Banner. ing medturn in Bar­ ry County. ^L XXXIIL NO. 17. tJvSTlNGS BANNteR. COUNTY NEWS. **■. p..:.- .cl Weduisdays. by COC'K .Sc IiTlSTCElRTSr „ ... . I’-xfifn CotfNTv. Michigan. U■: r.w-inrrtox hates: <ti 't') PEK- X HJA.ZE&. thw ot the luai , cents rol11 be added (or pattH>er rvxti<*' outside of the when Ai-.-.ElinSINGIJLATES: ? lor speJiai psHittOM. . 0-* Uoec-.s;Fri-tel’*ftKto:thE^r*}nttM DeSS^fB I theVates'^fMCs of an QTCAliT KSAPPEN |& VANARMAN. Law) ersx. IW<.’ HLfc-.rtng* National Bank. • itisttngs. Michigan. . itaom.* f!.v. w nei • •rand Rapids, Mich. , K.'! at >Jtw. Hasting*, Mich. .iris <H Jtlie ■‘Lite. Special t<> Loan os .• .,vr Websert.* hardware ji. i>.. ;■ .tiid Snrgeoti. ture i< tfilce hours from s H.? G. and Surgeon. ,. ;y err treating diwans* ol the is;- ereservation uf vision i; , i... oarc S’ eaw on IJrjudway, near Court Mich. | , i<»acv 1'iiwn block. Haatttigs.) i> all the eaurta or the state. E KENASTON. , Attorney rtt Law. . (Over s. Goodrear A Co.'s store.) (Prvtite! in an coertsof lh» State. CoUo pKwr-iy ■••■*• • | /J A ■ 1. > v tat for the Ohio I vri er » Insurance Uo. 8» wrWyo"*'---------- ---------- property against by fire, h&hiing or win< against a man's UftbydciUb m.t accident. ■H El. BUS. ’0(.HK :-.-iraci Block.: lasting. Mich.) <nnujj«uthlc Phy- P K. TIMMFJ ever Lathrop's Irug store.) TfAiniN V BARKER Real Estate, In­ 21 •( .- atid I ,<gius. OfleeW.hJ.G. KlPwaJA !8sn. f doors north Special-.ir-.-n given to। praklng exchanges afyrot'er. The luteresi< of non-raaldent TAME* A. nWEEZEY. •J i.aw ■toting). M ch. PraetfTC-*1! .’vrirts of lb- state. Office over ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. UHOJH.^EK, rmprtrtor, ■ Cor. J--ffere.R and Court *ta. itotings, Mich. Rates. $1.00 per Day. Ttiv Hone- i. new. with plrtisam rooms. The i r -pcctfully solicited. Hastings Ciiv Bank, Ha- Jigs, - • I Mich. CAPITAL, $50,000.00. lawrpo:.! -i Lader the taw» ol the Btate iit Micblzan. I Op® > Dec. 15.14M in building forq»led by M<«wr Bro, President; I GiHdyear. Vice. Pres.: • C. D. Beebe, Cashier. L K Kuapprn, W. II. Powers, J. k. Greble. Cheder MCteer. A Gttetal Uwklug Business Transacted. •wk. «r-•»»-! st-- 8J8K: " ? b*’ln< door h‘ vicinity, Mhn *ln tun,1ng out well leg fiihA!!Zjta£! y,n’’1««d child had Ita iWgJBate Center. ]>r AM* u Gf0 I rest on Jewell, A*wrrla_ Foatnraster. 1jv*v ' ' Postmaster. BanfleM. £• *■ Oorort-Carlte^IL 1 ortmaster, Freeport. prwOrtW"r*^'*ur| r. G. Norwood. Delton JotoShean.HlckoifaM bl. M S5^R,K7’'«'"”' » <- SrjSIJi&Kj' »“■ “-*1 >»*> Alma Ladies’ College, BT- 7HOMAS. 0S-ZAM1U. rw*— STrKten. SwrtyJHSOldmt. s.. MneltKl "T. “ ’cU“"- nw»». B. D. Delayed Letter. Delayed Letter. Mra. Will Brooks visited In Woodland Freeman and Herbert John-on. of Can­ last Friday and Saturday. ton. visited at John Cramer's last week. Mr*. W. H. Spencer ha-, returned to her Wood & Co., of Grand Ilaplds. are spend­ b.'llui 11 "’Idtehall much improved In ing a few days at Crooked lake fishing. Mtwra. (Irani. Ackerson. and Hayes ? Mra. Eastman has gone, tn Kansas tn “■*lc"" live. . Ambrose Cox. of Cedar Creek, witnessed M « "“Mtnony. Dele* Tupper is visiting at Andrew Encra the baseball game Saturday and pronounc­ to Wre"fir*r “d U,k ,rf mov,n< Mra. Emily Jarrani and Porter Harwood ed the Deltonltes the lest tell players he were called to Battle Crwk last Wednes ­ had seen this year. VHx£ h“w,n* day to attend the funeral of ttadratepHenry Camptell. of Johnstown, wa* in tttother. town Saturday. Mr. and. Mr*. Claud Waikar are calling I.tike Waters, of Hastings, U spending a week at Wall lake fishing, etc. fjy” h” «°"c north to keep hnuar on relatives in this vicinity. Tiie Maple Grove toy* lieat the Nashville Jason Toldas. of Baltimore, visited at *or her brother James. . toys at tht-lr ball game last Thurmlay, and Mr. Barrett's!Saturday. • aume of their liest players were gone. Don’t forget the dance at F. A. Black­ Tney- go to Nashville Tuesday to try their man's hall Friday evening. Aug. 17th. Money fiu -nd-rbi'.'K. " luck there. tor br the 1 The Delton lxq> played a good game nf Droorletnrv *»« >•».(receipted tell tot Saturday. I' agunlander and wife are visiting Km vwr. . .‘■oe‘"wn ,r”' date and their parent* In Belding. ’ Delayed Letter. There were 17 little folks present at m vl.rtb^ rW“T,''‘- of Bedford, Is C. 8. Boice takes the cake on wheat this Wesley Norwood's birthday party tot "’pwtfuny. . ' biting friend* In this place. C(WK & X18KERN. Wetlnewlay. Each one brought a niee year, 52 bu. on two acres. gril^” nZ° Hj’<U’ n‘>ol.fw, » <n**» big Nathan O'Dell and wife returned from present as a token of friendship whieh will Mr- ■nd Mrs. Warren are visiting their Antrim Co. where they have been visiting always te rcmrmtered. by Wesley. The will Ashley l<1n this place threshing. l»rst of all was to m* the little ones enjoy their daughter Mrs. Chamberlin. milch1* ,OOk* **” bQt W<’ M^d ral“ n>r> daughter In Parmelee. Harry Erlantl, of Plainwell, lias been tlielr supper after having such a nice time flaw^L^. * ’W,al Mr' J,,ne* lMt Frl' spending a short time with bike Barnum. playing so hard all the afternoon. •lay ei eniug was a aurerss. < Farmers are dlscmraged trying to plow Hartle Coats went to Lansing on Mon­ the ground Is m> dry nnd hard. ■ « •tt’*n”*'» **lal at Mra. day to attend the commencement exercises Clark Loomis living two miles north of vortrlght• Friday for the Iwnefit of the of the M. A. C. ar*‘ Invited to thl* place, fntiml a small watch last Satur­ atn'n7*KMtl<,n8' c,,,irr,L John Curt is; secured Imil, and ha*api>ca!Melvin Sprague, of W. T.. Is the lucky day on the Street® at Hasting*. The one to draw the prize picture at Lake «l the ra*e to the circuit court. er .can have the same by di-M-rlldug it tn William Dowitlng'a child wa- burlart on Odessa picture gallery; It U an nil paint­ tto. satisfaction of Mr Loomis. Friday last : ing of himself. Getting dry for plowing. Then- are six or seven men in this vicin­ J.‘ H. Townsend's wife is on the sick Our hoys (the Coat* Grovers), go to Geo. Grdpufield has eommetuwl Id* new­ Freeport on Saturday, this week, tn rn^ INt. ity who voted for old Tippecanoe in imo house. Dr. T. Sawtly. of Howard City, attended who will vote for Ben Harrison if ttoy l»ats with the latten Scyeral of ottr T. B. members attended live to see the sixth of next Novemtor. the funeral tif Ids slater. Mrs. W. H. Jop<!an. on .sundaj last. The greentark and democrat committee* the ramp meeting at the Tamarack Sunday. Quimby. ' lour write with friends from Nashville, Herbert Smith has moved into Ai IL did not rail a caucus In this town Imt sent Everything is booming. such <te*tegates as they knew were in favoi Hastings fcnd Irving plcnired at Morgan • Our people enjoyed the in-cream social Whltnanb's bouse. Sunday. . Mr*. I’. B. llunslcker I* on the sick list! of fusion and anything to defeat the re­ Tuesday evening hugely. H. Offley hus » new windmill. Mra. William Jordan was buried on Sun­ publican party. The republicans talk of raising h pole nt Mr. OveptmlthS mm George is on the day last. Thu funeral services were held The republicans of this town held a cau­ this place M<m. sick list. at the Tamarack church. There were cus at Hope (’enter, .and electwl • a full Mr-. Bert. Striker has a sister and uncle C Mater Jia« raturabd from Battle Creek. nearly a thousand people at the chureK ilch-ratlon of tnn- and Joyal republicans to Ml— Aggie Waiting and sister have re­ making her quite an extended visit. School comnienres In school district Nm repnwent thl- town in the coming con­ Olive Hall spent last week with, her turned from a visit in Baltimore. 4 on Mon/iay. I Sept. »nL with Hi ris'-rt vention. mother in llastingn. The U. B. 8. S. yvill picnic with the Schalblry as pflni-iiml and John WarnerJ Mrs. Geo. Soule* and son Fred were Walter Bldelman ’ * new house Is nearly a» assistant. ' caller.* nt J. IL Valentine’.* one dav la*t Woodland S. S. Thursday of this week. completed. • Annie Bruton, of Hastings, I- visiting week; Tlic ladles of Quimby visited at Elder old friends. . Ftinuem an- Frying more rain. Martin's Friday afternoon. Dr. Benson has ihnew wind-mill. F. Gates, of Orangeville, was tlai guest Threshing is mostly done In this vicinity. .1. M. Smith lias moved' into Ida new A. Fausey 1ms the carpenters at work of E. Uickhurt la«t week. The Qnlmby S. S. will give a concert house. ■ on hi» new house again. Several bf our citizens attended the Saturday evening. Aug. 25th. ✓ Mrs. Hunsickcr is very alek. L. Bini ha* the wing to his hou*e about pioneer meeting at Hastings last Thursday. Mr. Waldorfs horse. Charlie, departed Wash Price and family sport n new this life Saturday noon. An old pioneer, ' Wm. Jonbm’s wife filed on Friday, completed. *~ . caused by a blood v easel ImrsGng. ABtert Shively wa* on our street last double buggy. giiue. George louic is in town, and says he in­ Sunday. . Steve Springett and wife enjoy a new tends moving liack to Woodland. carriage. Wanted—a good rain. Ashbei Cooper ta hustling Mr. jjiytnAii'e Mr. Brook- has found water at last for *<une pleasure hereafter: we umh-ratand he Tlireshlng Is mo-tly done In this vicinity. hottse. . has purchased a new double liamrw* and J. Warring. Eugene Bush doing the larger share. also a new double buggy. ’ Fanners say Gene can do more threahlng W. C, Downing buried his little datigh-! Miss Metzger, of Middleville. • was the" South Hastings. with the least wood, wltfi his machine, ter on Friday. Death caused by cholera guest of Iz-ttie Garn last week. Rev. Cutler finished Ids ,*erutou Sunday than any one who has ever ia-en in these infant urn. .1. L. Ickes anti wife attended the $5th evening which he commenced the week In­ Frank Aapinhll has moved into his new­ marriage anniversary' of Mr. and Mrs. fore. ' Ed. Chaffee and family an- attending a ly pureha-MNl htitiM-. • ’ I-aac Seger, of Freeport. last Monday Mr. Clark, of the firm of Busli A- Clark, I'. B. camiemecting near Od<—a. ■ W. C. Down tn g has moved into V. Hllilevening.. A grand reception Is re|M)rt«*d by bail the misfortune to have hi* land cut The Bannku scribe from Carlton made ingerio house. , . them. across the I jack quite seriously while thresh­ Ed. Evan* taiid family a pleasant call 'Die young )«ari»er now rides to and from Mbs Ballou’s school closed last Friday ing at C. Ofcgood'* one day last week. quite recently, nt their 1x»t house in this the shop In a nCw carriage. at the Pod Auger school bouse with a pic­ Peter Coburn Is getting out the block, place. D. Lucas Ita-J purchased a new buggy. nic at Middle lake, then- they were Joined stone for fieri. Simpson's bout* in HasThe Curtis qute of sheep stealing lias Hickory Cornets. ’ tings. He got 1W blocks ont of one stone by the M. E. Sunday school picnic of Carl­ | Iteen ap|>cakxl to circuit) court. ton Center. A pleasant time is reported on t|ie 10th a Imsket picnic tor the bene­ Those large tlxasfUhe new corresiiondby those who attended. Effle latke has returned from hrir visit fit nf several Satitoth school Joined with eut Is worry Ing s- alwiut. were purvhaaeii ’ F_ Parker of thia place visited bls soy with her sifter Ruth. . the Baptist school of this place, had a very by Young Soldier ami paid for cash -in N. Parker, of Morgan, week before A number from this vicinity attended enjoyable time at Camp St. Louis. advance). Mrs. A. G. Cortrigbt has a double scarlet Mrs.’Scott and daughter were the guests funeral of Guy Durfee, in Baltimore. We expect toigo west soon and thought Norton Baton and Ella Young* rusticat­ geranium about two fert high which has we would adopt the scheme th^t saved a of Mrs. S. Kalsen last Friday. G. W. Cappy and wife attended the free ed at Harens’ Point. Lxmg Lake, one day tin cl aster* of flowcra." whole company of soldiers from la-ing There werv-snot many from this town­ »calj>c<l once. Several years since the Mctluxlbd camp meeting at Sunfield week Mr. Whetstone and wife spent Sunday ship atteiideiMhe Barry county jdoneer News eorresixHidcnt was In the far west before last. meeting on the ifith. The L. & 11. IL It. is befog btlllL They at Thos-Crawleya on a pleasure trip. In some manner he S. It. A'llltem. John IL Brown, R. A. iM-came attached to a company of soldlrrx, Porter Burton ha* put Hew -aiding mi are at work nn the grade near O’ltonnelL The threshing machines are heard In ail the upright to his h<>u*e. He ha- pur­ Bolley. Milton Hugh and Wm. Elliott were that were out on an Indian hunt. They chosen as delegate- to the republican suddenly came on a large body of savages. chased a furnace for hl* retddet|ce. quarters. county convention. ■* A child of John Young* is quite sick. Mr*. Arthur Shively , of Hastings, visitThe soltliera t>eat a hasty retreat, but when Belle Stanley, of Hastings, was the the Indians snw the large tracks left by Bev. Martin-will preach his farewell aerof the conference year at the Star next giie.stof her brother Geo., ami other friends the Newa correapondeut they fled in terror. Friday and -Saturday returning to her tome Sunday evi-nlag. J , Rev. C. P. Goodrich and family and S. A I'reslAtcrlan minister, whtifilled Rev. on Sunday. Wm. H. Brown and wife have gone to 8. Badcock and wife attended the district Elliot's pulpit nt Hastings, preached at the Chicago on a visit. meeting and 8. 5. Institute lield in Hope Star last Sunday afternoon. The prodigal son. after an alisencv of 1 tot week. Mr. Ikun-Mi. of Lowell, visited In the vi­ WlU Mstoney seem* to bv taking the several weeks, did return yu the Ifth and lead in thl* locsiity tbrrablng. Win dim The Barn vilte 8. 8. will have a picnic cinity la4 Thursday. Mrs. A. Barnaby and Mrs. Will Rule was cordially received. ' at Titornapple lake Friday. . • good work and very reasonable. Peter Aldrich is reported quite sick wjth •The fourth quarterly meeting of the As­ went to Middleville Tuesday for a visit. . Henry Leonard has hl» Imhum- nearly A. K. Stewart and wife expected here bloody dysentery. syria circuit will be the Burk appointment ready to move into. two week* from tot Sunday. v Another dwelling bouse is to be .built this week. Eva Barnaby is expeeled to return home next week. Name of the party unknown. Threshing Is nearly over. , Mr. Thurston’s, little girl Etna, who lias Mr. and Mrfc. Frederick Bergman, of to stay ere long. been ill for some time of typhoid fever. Ik Cedar Creek, spent Thursday visiting Mr. and Mra. Elmer Bishop, of this place. much better. The fidlowiug are the delegate elected Francis AltenHng Is In llaatinga attend ­ O. L. Falk, of Cedar Creek.'was In town to attend the county convention: Frank A party of ten Including W. Baker. Ed. Monday. ; McDerby. Jacob Osman. James Fleming, Hocum. L. bmlth, -L- Pumfrey and their ing the teachers institute. Harrison Hull is painting F. J. NorSchool closed at the Pod Augur school Ed. Partello, John Furoto. Chas. Smith. tetter halves, also Elmer Rowland and Geo. Bump. F. D. Soules, Henry Swarth- Will Rathbum went to Dorr last week to house Friday, with a picnic at Middle Lake. wood'a store, whirl) Improves It* appear­ The railroad b or. the go a littfc from ance very much; out, IL Offley. -V. Kill. Wm. Strong, and pick terries. Ix»t* of fun and lot* of terTwo wheat buyers In town at present O'Donnell. one senatorial delegate, E. M. Everts. rf\L Miller and wile went to Richland last The people at Grumble town are at their F. J* Norwood and Chas. Monrue are the Barney Brooks slarted his fruit evapora­ usual iMlsineM. No depot to be there you buyers. tor Munday. • ‘ week. John McBane is building a touse in thl* 1 Uniy Orr. of Muskegon, called on know. Nellie Truman Is visiting In ChicuKu. The Methodists to the number of 170 city. Several of our young men were tak- friends here tot week. F. J. Norwood ha* u *lck child. •n to Grand tot week, to answer ti­ Quite a goo<l many of the old folK* at­ picnlced at Middle lake Friday. The day G. A. Mantle wen- the was spent In feasting ami tenting. There the charge of selling "wet goods'* at tbc tended the picnic in Mr. Moes woods tot guest* of Chas. Collin*, of Rutland. Bun­ Friday- lt *•» *ot,en np l,y ,be ,rac,M'r was some good speaking. cauitv-mecling at Bumstown. • day. The Infant chll<f of E. A. Phlllijm di«l and scholar*. A. 8. Bissell has gone to Eaton Rapids bust Sunday nlghl. It took -Grover" nearly four years to Friday, Ihr Utli. The steam heating apparatus lit the to work for Sito.Harshvy. Mr. Scudder*- family moved to Delton J Pumfrey and J. Mungeraon went to interpet the Democratic platform ol *Mschool house was tested tot week, and It will take only three montta for the rrw,.,* S.IUK1M rvnilm Io found to work perfectly. Lewis Norwood and Jud Bailey spent republican voters of the U. 8. to Interpol F. C. and F. T. Boice'* father, from republican meeting. A. Basa will commence work In the their free-trade platform of *86 and render Iowa, and two slstera, from Ohio, ore vis­ P. T. Colgrovv spent Sunday at Crooked their verdict. iting them. ' ’ ^FvJ'Flrmlng has l*e» voting at E. Where are Heatings and Kalamazoo? lake fishingOur ball chib went to Maple Grove tot W. J. Reynolds of Cedar Creek, wa- in Saturday to gain a victory, but as usual C°K' mW Ji- <"-■ *-»>--<« •» Our wheat buyers at Milo took In wheat town Monday, un route for Kaiamarxxi. last Tiiursdav to the amount of LSOO bu. Delton base ball club will play Hastings “got left," , ,, laying from Wc to S4c per bu. Laat totE. H VanNocker will stxm start on the visit her mother Mrs. 8. Lawrenfie. urday they struck a boom and paid 85J<c Imse ball club tkli> week Thursday. Come road to take views. , • li-r bu. The farmers from miles around everybody and see the best game of the The Whitney family show was here tot flock to our market I again Inquire where Threshing h wcl> u,,,ler Wfc>1 and ,be week, and as usual gave a firat-clnsa enter­ Delton base ball eiub eroded bats with Is Hasting* and Kalamazoo? Milo has nut tainment to a crowded tent. enjoyed* fictitious toout. but time and fig­ Hickory Cornera club last Friday, ami at Geo. Abbe), of Hasting*, was seen un ureswill tell where It la fur the Interest of the cloae of the game the Hickory Comers are vlnltlOK friends and relatives bert*­ toy* thought they could not play bell a our streets tot Saturday. Ora Moore, of Clay Center. Kaiuo*, vis­ " The <hoo! house In the Moore district I* the business man to invest Ids money. rhas. Slorr, our bos* tbnwber. threshed llUle bit; tbc wore standing 2fl to S In fa­ ited her cousin. Mrs. J. B. Messimer, to nearb Spirted, which la the Udni brick last Monday on the Judin .farm of wheat vor of Delhm. The dance at F. A. Blackman’s hall Fri­ school house in town. ___ and oats l.Wfi bu. and can go 200 bu. bet* W Our hustling clothier, C. B. Lusk, was There was a dance, at Elmer Palmers day evening waa well attended. 62 nuroter. Who can go him better? lu Chicago tot week buying ,,eW r ta,t Friday evening. The threshing machine Informs the Isers lielng sold. DwriM the Pitet te*1 «*■>■» tl,rts* 8»u»$s (’f farmers that wheat will to only K of a Jaaoti Tobias, of Baltlm<me. was IntownChas. McMore has A- L- lto*> f,? "Barry Gold Dwrt," at Grand Rapids rialn- ba*e ball have been played by the Maple cron oata from 40 to to bu.. torley from Friday. Grove and Nashville cluto one In NashJohn Harrington, of Couvla, Kalamazoo is tn -J4 bu. m-r Ing him for the fall races. Co.. Is vbltlDg Albert Adams and relatives. The amlllug couiitenauce of M. L- ivm>k Mr. Herrington reports It much dryer was seen on our streets tot Farmers are tilting their grounds in firn(I. v. omditbrn for fall -rding. Tterc will be here than where he lives. Harriaou Hall and Cha-. Norwood vi»K15 per cent, less wheat sowed this fail tlian rd Cedar Creek Sunday. Alta NevUu shipped a carloail of bugs **The Flower brothers have moved into Peter Stewart ha*^h taimw repainted. Frank Falk is working for Marcus Skill­ their fine farm house- And that reminds we. that a young lady appeared at Jnu. K. » man in the livery and feed borii. ' (udxr. I- O. C. T. I» l-rvl«I- part «>f the house and now they arc happy. I oth. a daughter. "F^Ttan get the highest market and relatives hi this vicinity. . JlntoVt tte euuA tawS to!Thurad.) ? price fur their w braL Ms. tomroe l* doing price for their wheat. Mi. tomroe b doing which thne preparation were made for , I have beard it said the union was not I tol^ « ’‘Kige in the near futuro very harmonious In principles (if they ted any) and after Nov. 6th. « dlvow1of furniture Monday. b~,ST Dwitrel WHOLE NO. 1734. Vary dry weaVter. >*»"' jrt. state of mitid, if] you look on most beautiful things in this world Ing, or coring I thought that led. you first into tho kingdom of horsedcsl-. a boaUer or a driver," nnd you hold yourvelf aloof (in mind) from the wealthy ownere of •took, then always a hostler you will ba But if you my, “I am going to grt up in this t tHrirwH T Iiavm a. —r^.1 * ...I.* . * •table. blea. They feel your thought unconsciously, and when you are alert and civil, and as much Interested in their bwdneai as If It wept your own (as you must lie when you are tn the pushing, aspiring state of mind), they begin to feel an interest in you. You wlU bare more and more opportunities to talk with them. They find you useful. They find, probably, nt hut, that they cannot get on without you. Out of thia comm friend­ ship. Friendship Ma you up in hudnres, or you carry always with yrm tbe thought of *>tf depreciation, and tli ink of yourself a* of little value or use, tluwe aixAit you will Dot treat you with that defereneo or respect m if you regantad yourself more highly; nor will they feel dia- mind! You may find, on searching into yourealf, that them are positions in life now appar­ ently beyond yxxir reach? in which you dare not aoe ywwlf. Probably nine hotel acrub- in mind as the •powibln. You are then attracting to you The avaraton to �TWILIGHT IN ACADIA. A SUMMER DREAM. 1 «xi <«"=■« S-AD L*i over rixty sewoda. mt -HI lotb.brfj* condition gave us a strung idea o. th , wolf* fightingpowsn. One boch.y*. Plucked I tongua bitten Marly ! horrible gubre In tiw brily it W« were satisfied of their injections, lang enough before. It was not to help a vwl ..___ : ■-— hlw wrecks. That Tired Fee^ VICTIMS OF THE OPIUM HABIT AND "j THEIR FATAL CRAZE. 1 ' ; just sit dowu You wool i It1* about time for tb«a to I fr.} tired and “Tbc fellow is evidently plained the okl man. *'x o when within rifle shot ench one raised CliinLuug'* flag and uttersM a cheer. Each had a "ig ilon cw tut*r, i - - - - *• Of gokten gndn fadn Into fc>ber gray CLEARING OUT PIRATES. u. W-tnn, n!> "itte. Streugth,,, tl„. THE MAN.WOLF. From the year 1S52 to IBM the Cbimwohca. from Shanghai in the north to Singapore is While with the animal hunters in tho Jungle, and foothills to tbo north of Bounre* him." “But Who could have told him r off young, Igtxaa They generally begin i come in about 13 o'clock at night, and for ■ WUUta r.m.cu., Then tto trade drop* off until al>out 4 in the hod given little attention to them. punfie* my l.ioud. »>, —.... Wins to link" Bit- vigorous warfare against the trap into which they In those far back day* comparatively nothing w-os known of China outride of a bnSr-tota. »unW-l . tartar u.n» Imo. mu, wolf, ud ™™ U» Jmvta UO qul*'? While ttay hold (hl. ’• ®T sysas •‘Hood’s S'.rwinarilh .n „.■ bwartbitHwriEhiinr . . ■ t TSS Bi Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold tiy all druggists. (•; l:x Ia. *, only by C L HOOD i qj.. fifth we rn:i her down. Our *t<-in struck her full on the starteaurl broudride and cut ber had authority to barnbard any town which AU nations wore vnullng with •ell ita products, it bated tho men who bought government tacitly encouraged piracy, and. Canton called “The Foreign Trader*." It aoilllon*, and the object was threefohL We of tho govenuuont in d were finally officially rascals right and left luuidcd. We had been •ZOicifiatiug this, and hnd a craft ready at of excellent model and large spread of ■•11, iu>d we know that she could out­ sail anything, native or foreign, wo had ever tain was an Englishman named Wetberbee, who hnd served as a commissioned officer in an American, am! the other olflres were We flew thu association flag, and while we. Bhung-Woug and Chin-Lung. The first hnd • fleet of seven or eight craft, and haunted the nca from 8inga|>ore north to the TongKln islands. Tho second cruised from tlienn.M far north as Shanghai, having his bwulquarter* at Formosu Island. Ho was reported to *have a fleet of nine craft. That both were monster* wo had a hundred pnsifn. and that both had grown rich and powerful office. While wo had kept our movement* a* Hccret as poorible, wo had no doubt that To deceive them as far and reported to four ship* tiound for Canton. Then wo ran over toward the Philippine lion, but tiieao men were monsters. Inside of thirty minute* from the time wo opened fire tiio fleet was at the bottom and at least u hundred pirates had jold the penalty of their crime*. Our captain was lamrntmg tbo fact that be had not picked up one or two in order to •ocure information when there wa* u row had Ijw-ii found hanging to. the chains. When brought aft be was ready to do any­ thing tn save hl* life. His name was Mung­ Hang; and ho hail good cause to believe that Therefore, while they would talk to us of ^mon^rotiJ7lere^y.vreyca^ called to me: -ffidrtb.youb.vwugbtffi.l —iay-r an* give Mamie the hala me in dope.’* said ful not to locate them and bring them Into ‘r»Pdanger. We had long before made up our It wa. a mile, a. I bare tokl you, from the minds that ti>cn- was nothing *o very queer in finding a wild man Ln tbo jungle* of India. Children are carried off by semi-wild men or scrawny, miserable Uttie young man of tbs wild animal* almost dally, and cv*u the no danger,tbc village soon quieted down, but “lover’ type inaakad in. IL* chinchilla civilised eouutrire have their wiid me* room­ coal was threadbare, and, with hm turtle llku ing through the foreata.. We were willing to b'ea.1 and neck and trembling chin, bo lookad pay a round sum for tbo capture of a man wolf, believing bo would turn out to be only the night, and of all the proceedings I ever knew a wild beast'to engage in hl* were the want. He had a voire as strong as a lions. curiority than a gorilla. Wo had been making our headquarter* in Ho watched the operation of weighing very a village for rercral day*, baiting our trap* for hyena* and having natives on tho lookout mented and gro'vkd, and the wind brought for *erpMite. when one mid-afteruoon 1 got us every sound. He still had a full hood of into a hammock slung between two tree* on steam on - when daylight came, and after a “Four grains'," repltad the clerk, lacoolotheoutekiru of tho village and drut>j>od off •Dy. moved in hi* directicm. He probably beard loo Doses Ono Dollsr, PAINT YOUR BUCCY FOR ONE DOLLAR GOITS HONEST •Well, why don’t There were two or three children playing at I am free to say that the flrot sight of tto tto door of a but near me, bat making little man wolf, caught by tto hind foot in tto was his rendexvoua, but hi* plunder was or no noise- It wg* a* quiet a* if a sricll had . t«P. “'d banging head downward from the . . . _ __ vi. . • . > ik. »_ hidden on the coast near Foo Chow. There were barracks for tbc men up the bay, and thirty or forty men there at that moment. face on the path, die hung about three feet They hnd captured a French brig several days before, and she wns then at anchor in tho hammock could ree tho edge of the Jun­ tlie bay waiting for Chin-Lung'* return. He gle, about forty rods away. Tbb children ,------buslics-----------------by the rout*. — He a* supple - wa* ---------wr~ was then up among the Lioo Klo islands ’orvn Mill at play, and were a hundred fret monkey, aud could double himrelf up and with four junks to capture a large ship which nearer the jungle than 1 was. • Almost n*----- *■ ““ * * "* K* ‘ *“ had drifted into Shoal water, but was not s<«m as I opened my eyes 1 saw a dark object abandoned. If we would spare hi* life he hi* foot There was a foot of chain before would pilot us anywhere and prove his grati­ Bbclter of a single bush on the cleared tude in any<yay. Ehin-Lre took him in on that chain made u» hold our breaths. Hod hand for a few minute*, and then announced tliat we could depend uj»n him. Wo ran into tbc bay, broughtNnp alongside of the twenty-three feet when wo firnt beard him servam out. and bad brig, and scut forty metr aaborv to clean out , I did not start up, but rubbed my eye* the place. Not a pirate was to. bo seen, all । wide open to identify the strange creature. would have thought he would be exhausted having boltpd for the woods. Everything It had cowered until I could see nothing but with pain and struggling, but bo was not. ' a black spot, and it was two or three miu; utes before it moved again. Then it sud- _______________ — ____ — gate her to Hong Kong. She reae hed that I deniy looped into view, bounded for tto . ns, that all the native* fled in terror. |xirt lately, and fair salvage money went tar । children exactly us a monk* y leap*, and bo- I Wc quickly understood that wu could do to reimburse the company for ita outlay. j fore I could call out it bad aeiaod u little toy nothing —-----“u tbo ’to.ut — ” "he •••-•■ with until had loot hi* When we sailAl out of tbc bay it was to i about two and a iialf year* old. ami was re strength and temper, and we returned to tto fajbk for the ixsa pirate. He was nearer than treating with him. it wns on ita hind legs. »i.... ». , ,. . T------- .— treating wuu mm. u was on ;u tuna leg*. villageand Mt him banging. AB that day bo yelkvl out every two or threw minutes, and all that night we heard from him at in-, tervab. On tto suevad morning be wm still u» ;>>m» outer ita. Tb™. .... thi „|U._. that, of a b human being. I. yellod out. and. lot of men. Knowing that they could not tbo creature whirled about, ratosl tho child ugly, but lute in the afternoon Lunger and p«uu m««wi him. We brought up a cage, on high, axul, with adirifi scr.tuu of anger, got - -------------------UHthree or four-----------ro;»-» around him. and finwere an enemy, they closed right hi for a fight. It. did not lost long, however. Wq dashed it down on tbo hard baked earth with ally made bifu u priaoanr. Hi* foot atxl l«v terrible force. Then Lt shook It* fists at tho ! were terribly swollen, and bo made but little had one man killod_J>y tbo full of a block villager* swarming out. and, dropjdug down . raristoure. from aloft, and three or four wounded by the tullrts from their ancient fin-arms, utxl in on all fours', bounded away into tho Jungle. | Wo now liad opportunity to look him over We found the child gasping ita last. That I Ho wa* certainly a mau wulf-that is, a nafling had broken almost every tone la hl* . tfie child had been carried off when yon nr than an h-jur’n fighting altogether we sent boily. It was not until the villager* were and brought up •-..th tto wild for oonvinred that I had seen tbo creature and --------------------- -— wn* uasured of it* identity that tlielmadmau memlicr that In the previous twelve months acknowledged it to to n uuui wolf, aud that thu fleet of this old pirate had captured no it bad 1 >ng been a menace to the locality. It । the bands out uf shape, and to bad learned to k*s than ten foreign craft and six traders, i go as » four footed animal Ho wa* indeed and lliat every man, wonumand child aboard , a torriblu looking sight, but the wood fe«had now killed three children, agnimt whom j turn about him wa* hi* ev«. No true wild about Chin-Lung. He thought of uutkgug it seemed to have a particular spite, and a* beast ever saw through a mure ugly pair. but blood and plunder, tuxl he would cut. a There wa* a villainous squint to them and | the balls seenavl te boaflanui WewwoconBbung-Wong, who had less power, but was elusion by a prewmt valued at 130, and by i gratulating ounolve* on his easy capture wb«j the head num repltad: just a* great a villain. Tboae twe leader* I '‘Wait a bit Walt until bis steength re bad divided up the territory, and compoUad all leaser plrauw to join them and come uuThe first thing to be done was to learn the bablte of the creature. Ho was known to int witli the wvajiping paper in hi* h*:al. •• Vqq t1. rV. .I..., I, * r— :..®4 •W took the lit tie tray In hi* hand preparatory HOUSE PAINT _ _ _ ES COIT'S FLOOR FMhT:-r doesn't seem to stop tbatx It'* a udaarabla ■W0N1DPY STICK! finding fault with 'the quantity we give CB»D i\L TH« TtAJt 1UCSDI the last fiend sbamhitxl in. "That follow'* a good two hour* The young man bo spoke of showed plainly nV l.l. I__ ~ JOHNSTONS SAR^PARILLA ■riiwieiMFum. rrsrsva HRWVSI" IK I'M counter with a miserable. d«*j«iring air. itt Used for 30 S'iJc* and all Hiv Years. Bost ttxm arico Preparction 1 frmna ni-wdered in the World IT. >a U'-vr. wm. ' an impure Hlood. . in Cite Side Ing a byiKxlcrmic syringe from hia & The suffering wrotcb fairly rushed out W. JOHNSTON a CO.. Dgtrci more than ordinarily good inking. Now isib (■um' ificirii. ........... Power* 1* coorplrinam. auri Itove) U t«=>: and Ella M. Count are .i.-b i.. m • Notice I* hereby girea that 1 •t publie auction to i to big’--: bi<.<liT,oe In4»> the l«b day « top:.. A-1>- «'•««*’ beaded up for Formosa to get acquainted wo came upon the i day* we did not right Wo fell in with a lot of wreckage which •bowed us that a trailer had been overhauled Foruxvm. aud fifty miles off the coast. hauled about a hundred miles north of the northern group of Philippine*, calk'd th<) Little Philippine*. The crew con- Men prowling around at all hour* of tbc day and night. He was v*ry strong and fierce, and would bold him. We decided to tempt his rM.^lnwit'V nH.I tr. *l.tu ..ml ...... ... __ __ . of a venae 1 tn distress, and under a had only part of n cargo. Shung-Wong bad boarded her himself, and although the crew ranged us to shut the creature in if be but He demanded a ran: equal osity, or, if be did, it was to fight shy of the distance. Then a small Junk camo out about. 120 aboard, and l«’ personally etrt the captain's throat, hud the other* flogged, and hi* bloody hand. ffiroctlv fpr us. Everything aboard of Memed to be at sixes and aeven*. A mau name. We spoke the trader, and received wm lasted to the mainmast, to repnwat tbo i from ber terrified ercw the incidents above •aptain, everything aloft was askew, ami- narrated, and then dnqied our course for ingly drunk- and having a high old time. AiMonuau Buip vaum cue uuscpn layior ; down tlw W* had a man aloft to piny a part, knowing was ahead of us, and a. she |«uthat we should be hailed in English. Both a«*t wa* attacked by tbc fleet about seven Of ttean toM pirates ' had American, and mllreoffrixore. We beard lb* rumpus atom,' I on hour before daylight, 'ihere was Ht3* 1 ■Englishmen with tte-m—rascals who bail deserted their ship* and voluntarily adopted breexe. and though greatly outimmtored, the , . «... _ .. tto life of n pirate—aud one of them wa* --------.... m—.3.. ----- --.y always put forward to bail a ship. The jutik ' daylight tto win ! freshened, and we slid in Camo steadily forward to within hailing between tto junks and the shore Just as they i distontx tefore she camo Up into tto wind. ‘ Were prej>aring for a second attack. We ' i u dnuikc-.i mtrn might do, but at tbo fin,: opportunity a voice hailed us. ••ficUwuar ahoy I IVfist schooner is that T "Tb.f Revenge, Capt Thatcher, bound to minute* from the opening of the fight we dently bent on further mischief, and the na­ tives finally found a path which the man wolf uw*l iu going and coming fnxu a water ——... . t*'r‘S “Ae111 a ld firmly held in a trap °° 1TS“’ ««1 'nuJ'Uratroplared the chain with a Imlf ropu °r “““T’ Mid as *oou as a suitable spot bad been aelectod wn excavated u bole. buri*d tto trap out of sight, aud then bent down a sapling and tied­ the end of tbo rope to it. This sapling was held djwn by a trigger, which a thorp pul] . - . , -- — When tho trap had bee* set noeyocould detect anything auspicious around tto sjxit and wo felt certain that the creature would get into trouble if to paraed that way. When Our work bad been dme so promptly and «pt«d lotli, and his condurt was as bumble as Wu could tkrire. He was biding hb time however. On the third day he minutely ex­ amined tiM, Im .LJ . --- --- -------- •• *‘v Barry and Stair of M( ^l<T being the place for Iwhlc;.-:!./ < .-nt wrt.’sr said Count! of Barry.anthc : diss'fiwn *^*Sai rertaln piece orHi- -I ‘I* rhip. 1013 nlKU DC ux»,i,tL.,.umwl_rr«i Oau»aju.dM bd bcci'Jl to snarl aiul rr~ —l ...___ . . a* follows, to-wll the north east <i two north, r.wtic herednaiarrite at be! ngins or In an Hated Hastinp. impatiently. i;u»rter <4 , - •—" un nti'.-re ne tuu! teaoaulking, neiaxi a bar in dtter hand and with a trnnumJ™. ____ I?.,.. ’ ‘ prepared. He did nut fc*k escape but'*^' rouge, and before we could pick up'our guns and ojam fire ho had kilhd three uf tbo Ma. Uve* “****•v,:r,sly wounded two other*. He wa* still laying about him screaming with rage when on.** of tlu> “ lor one Uo«e.“ •nd state of Ml. !>'*■■■ fe ta* Or u_ M teitvaf*d and Mains' :: beggw for cocaine and extends] tor arms land* aMi iro>awt>:« ■ Am warty of Barry- •‘-,l toward tho clerk. 1 dtel on th. . “No; yon kind of people don't gvtaxirthing VronOMu:. l«xs lev* o|H»ti and s»l?r totereri ol Ibe *al.l drier. la and Ui Um MIowilh 1 don't „ •>aicr color*. taken for crigtaah. ”* ofUm ‘‘Some link time ago." be said WU1 tUI “* if r» >O~'u ®i7 „g™ .Z.'TS? In her twrnMr»^» -u- BVTJ dtr*<te ’ «M __ . •ue hundred aud t»n <: <■ h er Ires, all of which 1 shad • sell mx public auction er »• n bidder a: ti.e north irons boB-e. In t'w cltvof Haxf' ;■ if! iMktfMi at tbr city of BsriingA. 'I'1' -®*1 j.iv T D.tm OtJtMKXT Smith.^Mt " f<" 1 DON'T SCOLD ana* abokftli* cruiior, tto company wa* OuaucutUy ahead. He, and then ttuapo&MZMii calkd out: •Very well; we wifi bring you help.” «ati«M aboard oallsd fihxn-Uo. the same creatute I AttbkApho-rus, wtirn n '-v~ thouMnd* whi.have jum-nri He hsdhaan ,S“-TLSthES£'"5 * ntinurutnos co. «r ,t �CARE OF THE HAIR. ™ m, thlrt lite, * COMB AND A BRUSH THE BEST Electric Illttera. 'Oita remedy is becoming so well know,, teed to <|o nil that is claimed FIc.-^XViT Bn. will „„ .1, « klstoeys, will remove pimples, boll*, •,»& rheum and other affection* eatmed bv 'i™1 ' 5/A Five Mile. 5/A Boss Stable. 5/A Electric. 5/A Extra Test 30 other styles See pur dealer before cold we.tf" anil if he hasn't 5 Horae F'. \!‘-n t get stuck, with p: ,'r h A ns, but ask him to nuine without .this Mark sewed inside. Caution. ! ■ •.( Fi .■ i a* my name and the price . .— ,A tt,,. ol all my odrertbied > • u.i.g tin- nn tor. which protect lueh tpr-'«'*» and Inferior .- - n< he ha* them without : stamped on i^tj bottom, put L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ■ GENTLEMEN. T'c i > .di 9* HKAMucm Uhoe In the W. »«.(! tl<*. ; IIHIIIT ttAI K* OB NAIL*. As -■ ii.lc as thore costing |6 or Ml, k« or nails to wear the stock­ : -' n >«!: rs t hem *« comfortable a* n hand sewed shoe. Bay the :n- imleM steinia>d on bottom s. hikw, warranted." 1 l* St shoe, toe original and " M dies*, which equals "••semting from S^toSS. ■ Las jj.30 SHOE is unexcelled «t school shoe in the world. A WOOLEY, AOBNT, Hairtlugs. mac^smac Sj :i.r Tours. • "Jbv. DETROiK vac Low Rates .C l-iLAND For cure of headache enw. BitK'tatinfl5f lge"t,n” lr> e,'*tdr Mttent ref!indTb',i^ nn« ruaranteed. or mon.-y w n Bnrt ” 00 r*r th* at w. H. Gootiyear** drug store. ll>r M Mln 1. the wotW r„^ brtjhHW, uIct'oi, salt rheum, fever- sore^ tetter, cbaj.petl band*, chilblain*. and all skin rruptlette, and positively cures piles, or no pay required, it Is guaranteed * Ve, ,K^T’ or munry^S 1£<*.“CU' **r ,,ox' ^rstetle by W. H. Goodyear. — A state exchange suggests that the De­ troit base l»all club can now be used as a jMwtage stamp—anyone can lick It. Albert Emminger. Covington. Ky.. was afflicted with catarrh thrw yearn. He nay*: “After tn Inrfeveri known patentnwdlclnr which 1 naw advertised, none <>f which helped me, I tried Paplllon(extm< t of flax) Catarrh Curves n last resort. It has math' a complete cure, and is worth lt> wight gold. 1 will give you other references from partiro who have been cored. It « no exiwrimeiit, Imt a positive cun1. Urge bottktii only 81 at W. IL Goodyear* drug More. XrUf ,5'c i,” ctt^ a',d ,v”Db *“<1 will show a the ,, . >U>U lucre Bnoren*j through an opening in tbo wall 'directly into 11UCC vata whnn !► -*1--- ►— • - -b wm do but m«al. whieh bobjee£^fric^rnAtOL^ **** wurendeS Whether it will agree with all complexion* is another question, and the best thing that can be said in its favor is it ndiwaivoncss. It sticks like white lead, and that irthe quality will use it, sintfo it cannot be applied with­ out being absorbwl by thosystem It* effects uro most serious, resulting often in Idiocy and jstmlysla. The beet, saf-t and ch-apert powder is rice flour, and to make sure of ita purity tbo rice cau bu j>urcba»<d whole and jxainded in a mortar for use. Second choice is French chalk, which forms tbs beet protection agaiust sun, tan and wratbor burn. For a picnic, anil, n sunny dnvo ar a long widk, *__ .1___ i I. BU <-rand n rirotectton tOT the pores of tho skin. Before retiring it should be rubbed off first with n soft cloth _i.k —I.I MmnrnnwC mllM distant, an eneravtic and thrMng ty. mark this section of the Pacific Northwest.a* X'hM.'irrn p nill»r WM* “ I"1J"-** tbe-powdarover the toco and remove any puttita -Uh • •>« rl°U1- I” “‘”,5 . as theV turn tt to a LOW TOURIST RATES. HJlFao ■Peerless Cough oyrup Syrup is unsur<VM. vuuju uniori***ed h> concentrated healing powers. 'No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. There is a ift-tnile fanner's talcgraph line between Newlx-rg and Penn townships. Can* county. •hungers are rigidly excluded, and oome In- Agent* are working the Boliemlan oat racket again. Farmer* should be on the’ lookout. - v* j i ol uny, as the introduction of the most minute parti­ cles of dirt will injure the day. Employes are reouirwi »■ ■ ■ -——I—— ___ ...» „ .. _,,,, . ---- ;.... ...... vw~uuntw», ono uwy willingly comply, because leather show are T” ">-<. »• Mil. >-l», -l.loklyd. stroyod by coming in contact with the clay. Iron will r-rrf .__. . _ • । . . --- j----- - ------; lD„ machinery which I* touched by the cla while It In — — *1. . * ' ....... . ,,, w.LCl! W|U remain in oolution for a long time, and tbo rxt a.—..-, —___,__ . ■ ■ thing, keeping always on tbo opp««iteskta Can tho man go around the squirrel C "WlU tho opposition to tbc Andover theology war rant tho heathen in adopting (a protectire tariff, excluding our miaiionancsr "Dore nn incubated bon bare any maternal in­ stinct T and the ladies were familiar with tho last topic for tbo evening, "Leap ysar.'’—Tbo Argonaut f Australian Tariff on Odnamrn. A bill to restrict Chinese immigration has liomed the colonial aawtnbly at Byxlney without ono dissenting vote. This not only prohibits tho naturalisation of Chinamen in Australia, but imposes a poll tax of £100 upon every Chinese immigrant, and only pore migrants to tho country be quarantined dur­ ing tbo pleasure of tho authorities. Chinreo cheap labor is such a tempting plum for speculators in tbc contract system that It to no wonder that a* soon as the United Btatea excluded the Mongolians, Australia wa* in­ flicted with au invasion of there immigrants, whore frugality ami industry tnako it im­ possible for laborers of other nationalities to compete with them. The judges in Sydney are of the opinion that the colonial governments have acted too precipitately in tbelr stringent legislative eo-' -a .. 111st>r-.> w-ifh thn Im- VTotnen EngM^d ln Agriculture. I Statistic show that the pro.oortion or , „ in and The Northwestern fair will be held at FlinL Scpb mlier 17-tll. Cobb's Little Pllb are the greatest regu­ lator (of the bowels) In the world. W. H. Goodyear. applied correctly■ “id fteSuh; Wtahiogtm'Tetritory. TW« read. In addition to its being the mH wli rej-rra.-iitrd strength an< simplicity. the nature MF«^yjLnH| eharactertatics of tbr rug­ ged yeomenry who iuhate i <i i L p *ri i1**1 U>em. Our hardy anccstare lived happy , wholesome, healthy lives and their lx>g Cabin remedies were simple herbs and root* that grew nliont their forest homes, now re-lntroduced In Warner's Log Cabin Remedies and liecaniMi." fThi» u tho moot important thing tn the whole nrrwwllnXv.______ family too former JT" *MWX1 ‘'‘ght or nine Umos a h'1» Of whom rrTt ““"R mrn. most ?nek tbelr hvat1’ ta cold water r^ymorning and duck toe Ufn out at tbo »»•«•«» Tb.*7 w„b B -Wy o< ml. ta> a. b-J-l r»T ta i™, u.n» r«^ tion afterward of hard water and ammonia &(B0UP r^'Aso’nEMEDY. -nd Mina Grace Beamer, one of the loveliest young women of IkUtsIng, died at Harbor excellent preventative against n too’ that Is in exposure to dust, smoke, soot or storm. Point a few days ago. PflMPHLtTa OCTnoiT, MICH. • -m wm t-ountrv nood taport any, for in the immodtate vicinity of nd COmp<n^ Peaces from its ■------ •>---- — -Ul DOW in end u?« throughout tbo United Stateu. gsn- T~" i and »,(] ,bowiu To make a perfect toilrt the "racking" should last until the romb pa»M through the hair Lie'll Breeze, late etlltor-munngv! of the U' “ t°Wt'1 W‘th ren?d.^ap<’.!'.TK,,^™,n'H',rald' *» ^rious- Whfch to Sroot? COmb time it to drawn l> Hl at Sweet s hotel, m that city U^mgh the hair, a brush wiU cost any­ where from fl to g50, according to the mouey b^I5‘«TLl,’lmUnthoraountto^ H11^ accompltsbes cures hitherto unkno«vn ‘ bound gaveb are very expensive, the shell Little Mbs Frisch, of Gross Point, under­ backs come next an.1 pretty ondc^jy. ' ■errened or run through a fins wire netting, took to swallow too large a piece of meet at » “xl »t There .re mbUv dinner Sunday, and Monday they |,Brled ITOds for 83 awl tbo best wood mount* for a I and at this point id is constantly and care-fully watched by two workmen. dollar leaa “In the tanka It rmnains for about a wnek, For real service nothing is better than a until tho day hiu m-ttled to tho'bottom and A grul pl,, .I,-!.., p., OUto'.'.m toe clror water it drawn off to bo uso.1 again. The clay is then taken to the evaporating true wa) to act on t|* liver, ,„,w. els, etc. is through their uenvK Miles*’ bnMlxs" served with black iristlre, which a room and placed in shallow jxuxs. toe tidre and bottoms of which are covered with coils PilLs, the smallest and mildent. Samples of steam pipa, A uniform temperature of 70 free at W. H. Goodyear's drag store. ’ dirt White bristle are lietter but La* Mr- degs. i« maintained as nearly as possible In It Is said Hint Father Koloahukt. who virenb.e. ns the bleaching weaken* the hair, - - -.... .. U, "U.xuiru turu has wide so much trouble aiming the Poles but the taut lithe natural color, containing tho clay over and over with aboveb until it a mixture of gray, brown mid black. U»cd bof the couhteney of putty ready for the lit Detroit, will Mkffl return to till* city. i every- d»y a dollar brush will last two month* glaxier'a um . He had Malt Uheum for 20 years -!uu '‘“»mwr letter mm that it st is to not not of of much much account atvount fur fur "Thutice tt la taken to another roam, wlioro A. SUnvrl. AMTSuptaG. 1'. A,,.. <’.. I Mln.-1>»Ulr. 1„fta.o. i.„„b It lI.,. .V It R. It writes: uahIp.m.- “For ,>n ____ ■1 burvnu room .. A- _ it ..wiU ... n« reach . tonwsh b a powerful block molding machine which when R a- I* I’. IL 20 _years pTewa— it into a abb which b cut into blocks hate been afflicted with salt rlien'm in a tU Lair t. > the scalp. There on-, to b- sure, by a boy Ho uw a oort of bow with n wire most serious form. During the winter different purpo*..-A to which hair brushes are string, and as Be cuts bo stamps each block season my hands have been in such a shape put. Some jxiople buy them to equip u'drew- with tho factory mark. Then in tho drying that 1 was unable to dress or undreas my­ ing care; othrrato clean the comb on: Hill rpom Uw-y are baked slowly for flve days self without assistance, and I have not had others to smotXh the hair with after it luu whan they are ready for mIo in that shape, gloves or (mintages off my li^pda for alxmt been cotnbed, and a few to dre« ths hair and or for re.luction to |x>wdir. whieh b sold In Tour months' until 1 began using Panlllun cl-an*e th« walp. If intended for this tart (extract of ilax) Skin Cure. 1’ certainly ’ ■ I service losig life cannot ba exjwted from iL think It has cured my hands. lutrjre hotBy way of care don't souk the brwh; tho bristles enn be wa«he<i without .welling and A young man in Boston who is going sjilitting the |.ock. A better plan Is to clean abroad ooon wtdxvl to entertain soma store. it with a cloth after each using. But, re­ Jackson authorities will pureliase a flue turning to th* toilet,’it is not time wasted to friend* before fats departure. Ho knew they old home In that city, which' will Is- used spend thirty.minute, a clay on tl>e tanr, first were ourfelted with the ordinary stylo of evening jnrtiea He wanted somethingorig. a* a city hospital, paying $4,400 for lb using tbc comb, then the brush, and finally inaL He invited ton young ladies and nine the comb tn drees iL Now. it U n long time young genttens-n. As each gutnt entered the Sudden Death. The pai«TH arc full of .sudden death*. If i tocutub the luilrsteadily for fifteen tninufw, reception room ho or she received a hand­ you liave choking• sensations, fluttering, anti unJ>*« the work i» <1ouj in tho face of a somely engraved .card which tore tile pain or tenderness in chest, faint easily, cluck tbaoperation will l»>brought to*finish mysterious word "CauseTU-.’' A hint as to take Dr. Miles' New Cure for th-- heart, iu ten minutes or loss, for tho arms will tiro the meaplhg of wluat would follow wm given and so rscajs- death, as-did Henry Brown, and th* tseck and ihouhlers perspire if tho by the quotation from • T\iradi*j Lost:" druggist, of Cleveland. Ohio. Sold by \V. hair is thick and nbumtant. However, it is "With tboe converting, 1 forget all time.*' the last way and the only way t • krepaclean, After Li* guests bad puxated their braitui tryhealthy scalp and get n glu*«y. natural iug to decipher tho mooning, the host vol­ Martin L. Sweet, of Grand Rapids is add­ Resting on the hair. There are tn all the unteered an explanation. Ten subjects were ing a :’.00-ton silo to hl» fann. This will hair sliops young womeu who go out to dre-w prreented for discimsion. nnd.be had chosen hair, sjiending nn hour, or so every day in ten couples to do Um work. Instead of give him nsan for 50U tons of eiu-ilagii. each family. Tbo mother or child is placed spending tlie-evening In dancing, each genSs<).—One Isittle of English N|«WnLini- in a chair barber fashion, with a towel tirraan wm expected to till out bU card with nient cured my tine Norman mare of two piunedabotit the uocknud Mhoalders. After the names of Uio young ladies with whom bo ugly blood sierlus which damaged ber the hair has lawn vigorously combed the itedred to talk, kt that respset it differed value nt least SSO. It is the grandest clerk looks tta> s- alp over with a bit of soft sUghtly from tho selection of partners for the Blemish cure I ever Used. John McCain. Chilli Utarnta.1 with sweet oil, which Is ap­ Horse Dealer, Darlington. Ind. Sold by plied to dandruff «j>ot* After the seniff lias Dy. E. IL luithrop. druggist. Hastings. been looremd tho realp. nqt the hair, is Mich. combed, aud tlien follows a thorough brush­ it l» said that out of 22 voters of Win­ ing until erwy particle of toore and dredyed a final touch the change in tho style of conversation. For terfeld township. Clare county. 20 Itehmg skin taw l.ien removed. trewsos aru superficially bruUiud until the instance, the company opened the ball by to the Harrison and Morton club. telling what they knew Jbout “Boston Busy hair look* oily. B's, Baked Beans, Brown Bread, BarebaU, The early history of America is full of mer in a city as dirty ami smoky as Chicago, Uig Brains, Blooming Beauties, Blitbasome in.-diuicv* of men having great nerve. But powder ia n greater necmsity tiuin soap, for Baciieior*.” When the young ladles bad practically floored tho gentlemen in regard it is passible to keep clean with dry Imthlng, we are rapidly Itecmnlng the most nervous to tho relative merits of baked beans and people on earth. The recent Increase of brown bread as tbo best method of pnxlucing insanity, epileptic fits, heailarhc, Iwkache, neuralgia, rlrepleaenesa, nervouBDesm. dys­ Of all the ;«iwder» in the market pink, white, pepsia. tlntterltig of the heart, btc.. point* Tiger—Which T There was a strong di vision to an early decay of the rare, unless thl* tendency Is checked. Nothing ^wlll cure of the most expensive powders contain bis­ on that m well ns on tho next topic, •'Should th<w dLscanes like Dr. Mlles* Nervine, war­ muth and magnesin, which are not tamefleta! Mrs. Cloveland l*> rwelectedF Ite others ranted to contain neltherfoplum nor mor­ as ccametica. Some physicians consider bis­ phine. Samples free at W. II. (teodyear’i- muth actually poisonous. l<ut the fact that it "Boston Fado," "Giron a squirrel uu i» tros drug store. Don’t fall to try It and a man at tbo foot. The man moral S’101.' ’'NO CLEVELAND roav-,.:. , Jarin* July >Bd augms. Detroit & Cieveldiid Sleam Navigation Co bald and women mwth No section of the country b to-day as much attention as Montana, .pregan and TF0 It PRESERVATIVES. JR"’ “ -n: cover)' for consumption I wOum b*5* P1”' of lung troubles. Wm giVrn unhaJc rf,nd. tore. Am now in Ix-st of health1" <iT has si-'Ctt lots but n-v r saw any wear like 5^ Horse Blankets. CLAY FCP. THE POTTERS. Md phr-lrlw, linwoJ^Sd’ J«»umpUre. lu^1 No cure, no pay. On these, terms try * bottle of Hill's Peerles* Worm - Specific. W. H. Gotslyear. The Port Huron Tribune freely admits that the liquor men of that city are bosse* of the police forre. People living in a malarial climate Shold never Is- without a bottle of Hill's Sarsaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. Cedar Springs hr talking military com­ pany. English spavin liniment removes alL hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blem­ ishes from.horses, blood spavin,’ curbs, splints, sweenry, ringlnine, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save 550 by use of utMt battle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. H. Lathrop, druggist. Hastings. Mich. Fifty flyers have entered for tlfe Ovid race*. Inherited I>l«ea»es. with awful meaning than the fact of tho Inheritance of dlMaaa. Modern science, which has Illuminated as manv dark corners of naturo,baa abed a new light on tt>o ominous words of tho BerIpturas, "Tba Bins of the fathers, shall bo visited upon tho children unto the third and fourth generation." Fifty percent, of eases of consumption, f^°*r.s,a<1 sorofula, run In famlllM -- i't ,7< MVKrco, uui, loriunstely. Ilka many other hereditary diseases, tend* to wear itself out, the stock becoming extinct A dlstlngulshed scleqtiat truly »«ys.- “No organ or texture of the body to exempt from the chance of being tho subject of hereditary disease.’" ProLublr more chronio diseases, which permanently modify tho structure snd functions of the body, are mora or leas 1 table to be In­ herited. Tho Important and far-reaching practical deductions from such facto— are obvious to reflecting minds, and the best means for preventing or curing these diseases to a subjoctof intense latMWst to au. Fortunately nature has provided a rcmedv which experience has attested Mlnfalllble, and tho reme­ dy is Um> world-famous Swift's Hpocifla, a pure vegetable.compound—nature’s antidote for all blood poisons. To ths afflicted It la a blessing of Inestimable “Blood and Bklu Diseases" mailed free by addressing IfoNdiy (MEV/ldt; jo 3/ICC O IT p/ea$ant^n< ■ 1 Qood quality OLlfrf on t/je njar\et in only one s6a/>e_3x 12- full ibozpluj, the most con/enient to .cut for poclfet or Insist on Ijav4nq the GENUIH- with The red H ‘in tag , made onjy Ly •Ibhn 'finzer ^Bn^Loui .• HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, Eau Claire lings liavr the summer gripes Itad. « We have often been asked why It is that J<>IINSTl»NT> EXTRACT OF SARSA­ PARILLA has proved such a sutwm. The only retuwu we can give, is that It Lsammlichir which has proved by the test to lie superior io any preparation known for the relief of blood diseases. . ) Aug. 21st. TUESDAY, >Sept. 11 and 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. St. Pel, Muneipoliili Muiioha BY.. FROM Before I saw one I always imagined the BL Bernard to be as large ns a lion and strong as a bulL The picture of my youthful geography had made th«w impressions. When a dog that I supposed to ba an over­ grown setter was pointed out as am of the criabrated Alpina breed, my cberishod imag- ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE 1 Montana 1X8B TfyJtfltOABKyrnuDd trip rate being more than T WKNTY DOLLARS, i:. I'.ur GREAT FALLS, MONTANA. I’erscm drelnng to take a trip through Nor­ thern Minnesota, Dakota or Montana for the purpose of looking over tho country, or with the Idea at oelsrtinat new bomre within the boundnr'” of ths tntANDKHT WHKAT HELT IN wnnn body and tho brandy flask so conve­ THE WOULD, am! an agricultural district suitniently attached to tho collar. After regain Ing strength 1 supposed the traveler would mount tbc dog's back and tho anima! trot off BBt. to auy *<*:>t ofthe company with him to the monastery. But it was plain that this BL Bernard (be was a crack, too), P. 1. WHITMBY luul bo been largo enough to carry a man, Genl Pass. snd^TC. AgL.^ could not trot; bo wits entirely too straight in the r-tiflen. It is doubtful If he could Lave when tbc nagacious BL Bernard patroliod tbo mountain pawww on the lookout for storm bound travelars. When some poor wretch half perishing In the snow was found Us treating to death on a real cold night.— GRAND RAPiDS HERD. Holstein friesianS nice girl offering her bis heart nod band, but doubtful Staten."—Now York Tribune. ' their stomachs. Simmons IJrer Kegnlstor pre­ sents Itrelf as a mint admirable remedy. Owing and debilitated at all times and under any cir­ cumstances with perfect safety. One of the most venerable ot the U. 8. Senate, the late A. 11. Stephens.of Gt. said "Simmons Liver Begvlatnr Is mild and suits me better than more ac­ tive remedies." About JOO hea4 of both seres and al! at—, i vine prices BULLS READY FOB ttWglL Htate ol Michigan-Fifth Judicial Circuit, In SulU^nding ia Circuit Court tor Dounly of Itarrj-. tn chancery, at Ute City of Hastings, on th* tenth day ot July. A. D. !*•. William H. Strlcklrn. complainant, vs. MellssaHirickleu. defendant tn tins cause tt appearing that defendant, Melissa Strtcklen, Is not a- resident of thl* slat1’ but resides In the state «u» xiSnZ'tS of Ohio. Therefore on motion ot Smith & Cob rrovn. solleltora for complainant, it la ordered that defendaut enter her sppearauee tn Mid muse, on or before four months from the date of this order, and t»iat within twenty dan tbc [SSI rtJXL.14, comptatnaut cans* this order to be published in tevy upon aad swtre all tbe rtaM, (ttte and tnJn fou0wing the example of tbs the Hastings Basxk*. said publication to be States la nwtrtctuig Chme» I turn! • 8Ur<*“l0n’FttA»ra A. Hooxkr. Circuit Judge. The south eaM quarter Hi) of tbe s< A-tralta bas.wdy adopted tbs^nl GO*? * fl7VdM’ round l*1p ticket. tending settlers. nr*’£^.£Ti1n(. ticketing tm*! . A rallnwl mun HIM « point* owsy. Advice io Mothers. SJ ” ll°"' ,wa . Great numbers of । the C^rthS^Jnti>^tyyHaM^ta^a"d FRIENDS: ranu lM<a. I»~- ■<“» “/““re! than unmarried men. Don't same of your neighbors or at tea known to go :ron> - whPe of our ptaiw* « » , isi’jiduing claims j^in tbo ft^af Belial, overflown with insolence and ' friends want the Banner during the J. A. U. IWK. • wine. i campaign? A«k them,> and report r mom Tros otaima are Wonder what the people of Man .re r an. amedaUr in Dakota. - , it j-nttaborg Camnerctal Goartte. 1 to US, �/ —----------------- ’ “ ~ Hastings Banner. deal of trouble anti expense. His hired men managed to gel just enough Demo­ crats Into the cunventfcm to uncover hb M-bcme, and that was the worst ptAsible thing fur him that could have t>een dune. Honesty b the beat policy, Mr. Burt. A little good borer sense along with it lant a bo«l thing, either.—Tribune. z THE HASTING*. MICH., WMTOlWt. EDITORIAL NOTES. BENJAMIN HARRISON, FUR VttT-FJt»n>KXT, LEVI P. MORTON, OF NEW YOKK. PRESIDENTIAL ELWTURM. Isaac cappon. of Kent ' DutrictI? EDWARD BUBX, of Wayne. < I I < ■ . 11 •. 1- I > V . I . .1 U. IV. V. VI. VII. JOKHFHW.FRRNCH.0fHL Josej DON J. IJtATHERM of Kett. JAMEHM. TURNER, of Ingham. JOHNS THUMHON, of Ranllac. VIII. ELLIOTT F. GRAMLL, of Hex xV For Governor— CYRUS G. LUCE, of Branch. For IJesienant-riuvernor — JAMEBH. MACDONALD, of Doha. For Beeretary of State- M WM"- ' GEORGE 1. MALTZ. of Alpena. Fur Auditor GeneralHEERY H. Al'UN, of Bay. For Commissioner of th- Land < fflrv For Attoroev (teMraJBTEFHKN V. R. TROWBRIDGE, of loch For Hup«TtnteDdeot of IVMIc lastructloaJtHJEFH K8TABROOK. of Eaton. For Member Blate Board BduealionPEREY F/PoWEMTof Wexford. For reprmenuare In Conrrexs. M dlrtrtctV JAME8O DONNKIJ., of Jackson THURSDAY. KKPTEMI1KK ttb.inu MjUtMM fit MMM te MMMSM • may properly come betore the convention. In accordance with Ute resolution *<lo|*r<! by entitled tn one delegate for every 1.0® of popu IsUon and fractloetbereof If said traettoa ex cred 900, and each precinct shall be entitled to at least one d«le*-te. J. M. C. SMITH, K. J. B1DEI.MAN, tUOVEK TAKES I1BBIAGI IK HIGH MB. Hastings. Wednesday. August 22, I SM. •J ... >.1. 1 Ur *at<l DO DUU> wbo wore a Cteveuuxi us. of Horry ‘fjant)'MR. DECREPIT BOURBON LEADS greenbackers Ham was mistaken. Jordan »«-' n^‘. THE COY.MI88 GREENBACK ted after everybody vl*e hod TO THE HYMENEAL ALTER Bolsacr <>f Hie county committer was tm u ihxtad. and tbc convention adjourned. JOINT CONVENTION. OH THK FLY aAFKLY Dt TUM -WlU It is fully for tbe repubUcaiin to attempt Chalimau F. G. Goodyear called the to hoodwink the people with the idea that the demoerau are in favor of absolute free democratic county convention to order In trade. The Milla bill only provides fur a Union hall Thursday at 11 a. m. D. W. 4K per cent, reduction.— Detroit Free Reynolds, secretary of the county coinmltt«i read the calL z Michigan farmers who SimI the duty un ary officer* of the convention. imports competing with their wool, vegeta­ Mr. Goodyear made a speech to the bles, meats, poultry, wit and lumber has democracy, urging them to use due dili­ been reduced one hundred per cent by tbe gence and caution In their efforts to In­ veigle the coy Mbs Greenback Into an alli­ Mills bill, which place* them on tbe ance with the unterrifled. free list and the other industries To arrange for the orange blossom act, whose products are given up to “ab­ A. H. Johnson, John Sbean and Wm. Mc­ solute free trade” must be comforted by Murray were selected as * committee. The chair asked If any Instructions were the Free ITt-w’ assurance* that the ••aver­ to l»c given these bridal emmlssaric*. age" reduction of duty on the artlctes left Delegate Ira Stowell, of Woodland, on tbe dutiable list—not Including article* said he thought the committee able to han­ placed tbe free list—la 4# per cent And dle “tbe bad element we had to deal with." M. W. Riker, Dr. Taylor and Lewis the industries left un tbe dutlajjle list, Wellman were made a committee on cre­ where duties have been reduced largely, dentials. Committees un permanent organization will be likely to remind such democratic deceivers that "averagre" obtained by keep­ and resolutions were also chosen. Convention then adjourned till 2 p. m. ' fib percent duty o« sugar and 100 per At the hour named the convention reas­ cent, on rice don't encourage northern in­ sembled. Committee on credential* made a report which was adopted. Tin tempor­ dustries and labor.—KaL Telegraph. ary were made permanent officers of the It may be well to again call the attention convention. Resolutions committee resoluted. and of our ardent and sincere third party the convention agreed U> 4L • friends to the remarks made by Dr. John Then convention adjourned for 1& minA. Brooks, the prohibitionist candidate for Upon reassembling, the conference cumvice president, at Decatur, BL. In July last. A reporter of the Chicago Tribune mlilec stated that they ba>l decoyed tbc greenback conferencecommittee into the of­ and two other witnesses swore that Dr. fice of tbe Barry County ItemocraL had Brooks used the following language: prostrated themselves at tiie feet of the “1 have lived in the south and I owned greenback maiden and been accepted, and slaves toerv. I sympathized with the that all was lovely while the goose was ab south and prayed Cor the success tltudinous. Miss Greenback would take probate of the confederate cause, but my prayer* were not answered.' I have been judge, sheriff, clerk, prosecutor, represen­ a democrat, but thank tiod.”—here the tative and one curoner to look after tiw speaker shook hia head, at the same time remains after the regular November knock raising hie arm and shaking his finger at out. The dcmocrata could have register, at the audience—“I have never been a re­ treasurer, surveyor, two commissioner* and publican. I will never have that sb) to one coroner who would be needed to bold the usual biennia! Inquest. answer for.” Convention ratified the work of the com­ How can our third party friends ccnacimittee, and then proceeded to nominate entfoualy vote for such a man as this? thetr }>art of the ticket What further testimony is required to show Dan. W. Rcynulds, uf lids city, wm that the third party Is but a democratic an- named for register of deeds. Daniel C. Warner, of Baltimore, for treasurer, Frank Baulch. of this city fur surveyor. James The Tribune has prvvlumdy and on sev­ Clarke and M. W. Riker, both of this city, for circuit court commbwhaiera. and Dr. " eral occasion* called the attention of Young*, of Nashville, for coroner. Michigan republican* to fhr fact that the Tin* convention then pna*ed«l to tbe democrat mannger* propose to make thl* court room to conclude the nuptial*. In the second,resolution of the National Democrat platform of 1864 will be found tn cold print the declaration whieh these democrat* would like to be unable to find. We quote the exact word as follows: Jtautoed. that this convention docs ex­ plicitly declare, as Ute sense of the Ameri­ can people. timt After four y ean, of fail­ one of the battle-ground states tills year. ure to restore tne Union by the experi­ Every Michigan-republican-nhould govern ment of war, during which, under the pre­ tense of a military necessity *>f a war pow­ himwlf accordingly. It will nut <!«• to re­ er higher than the constitution. the consti­ main Inactive while the enemy Is up and tution Itself lias l>eeii disregarded hi every doing. All the jiowera of fusion oomiilned part, und public liberty and ’private right cannot beat the rejniblican party of Michi­ alike trodden down, and the material prosperity of the country essentially Im­ gan if the republicans do tbelr duty. The paired; justice, humanity. Hlierty nod the result depends upon just that. The dempublic welfare demand that hnmedlatc ef­ ucrata have already liegun the tight in ear­ fort lie uiatle fur a < ex*<itlon of hoafUHkx. nest. An- the republicans jts active and with a view to an ultimate convention of all tbe states, or other peaeedblc means to aggressive as they ought to be? Iji some . the end that at the earliest practicable quarters they are not,—Trilxinc. moment jteare may be restored un tbe basis Don’t worry about th^BANNKiL We of tbe Federal Union of tbe states. shall loyally support the candidacy of . This b» the Democrat party's d««claraUon V^abthr war was a failure and that hostili­ James O'Donnell fur congress. He has la­ bored for hb district faithfully, and his ties should etase. Everybody knows that If ita demand* had been yielded to the vote will be always recorded on the right ■routh would have triumphed; that all Uiat side of all public questions. Thb district stuff about rwtoring jwaee ’Ym the basis needs no democrat at Washington, and of the Federal Union" was simply dust will have none. Mr. O'Donnell will be thrown by copperhead* and rebels at re-elected by 0,000 majority and Barry heart to blind the eyes of the loyal people. county will cheerfully give ber proportion The father of that infamous plank was of that umnber. Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio, the present Now that Blaine has evinced a deter­ democrat nominee for vlee-prealdenL He mination to take part tn the campaign, was a rank copi*eriiead all through the making speeches In all tbe doubtful states War, bls sympathies were with tbe south, for Haralson. Morton and protection the and when be came out as a candidate for democrats are nearly frantic. They know vlre-jirrddent this year tbe ex-cunfedrrates Blaine's power and that, as the greatest in the convention remembered him ami living American, be b the greatest vote­ were solid for Thunnan. winner tn the country. That accounts for Tbe detaocoi convention of 1864 not tbe violent symptom* uf Blalneophotib only adopted that infkmaus plank, bat Its which tin- UeuMicratic pre** has lately proceedings and the speeches of the dele­ shown. gates were all against the war. and Lin­ The fwdonista have put up a stronger coln and the loyalists were cursed and ticket than usual in Barry county. That abused without stint Just at the very* show* that they regard their case as des­ time when the Union armies needed eniderate. Wise nominaltohn by tbc republi­ couragcment most, the democrat party can convention tieday will settle the mat­ made public the declaration that the war ter, and lire only question will then be Hie was a failure and must t»e stopped rigid site, of tbe republican majority. there. ‘■Fuaion: what does it mean? Bivnply If there Is anything the democrat jmrty has reason to lie afraid of It Is Its own re<^ 'tills and nothing else; tbe abeorplioo of the ■ord. But denying that record doea not wpaker party by the stronger. It is a wipe It out.—Tri Irane, i trade, a dicker, a bargain and sale of j»rineipies fur office. It b disgraceful politics The barber* of Detroit must have had n and will never win. hard time of It yesterday—Chose of then The Union latbor party's. cxinventLuii at who iiad many democrat fares to shave. They were very lung taco*. very. TIiIuks Detroit did not pru|s*e to make -the mis­ hadn’t gone to suit their awurm at all the take which has rutnrd the grwnbock party, day before. Tbe independent action of fusion, and accordingly put a straight tick­ U»e Union Labor mm entiun threw them et in the field. Very’ sruible movv. THF. GREENBACKERb. TRAIL At the hour of 11. Tbunglay furrnuun. the frirndsof the Greenback .Maiden a*sembled l:Ahe court room—about 40 strong wbru the convention opened, although there sbntkl lutve lieeli 10" delegate- mi hand. Chairman IJchty cal led the convention to order, and named J. H. Dennis, fur temporary chairman. C. P. Prndlll. of Prairieville, was made temporary secre­ tary. •John l.lchty. D. Klingensmith amt W. E. Griggs appointed as credentbls com­ mittee. ' M. F. Jordan and W. F. Hicks were made committee on permanent organiza­ tion. Convention adjourned till 1 p. m. At the hour named convention was call­ ed to order. Not more than 13 of Ux«. 20 preelncta had held regular caueuae*. but this tiring pioneer day. greenbackrr* from all the towns were here and were Induc­ ed to take part lit the convention. SUli iTalrieville waa represented by one person, and three towns by two each. Temporary were made |>ennanriit officers and credentials committee reported. Chairman Dennis then relieved himself by making a speech. In which he said the party was still tree to the principles enun­ ciated by Peter Cooper. But he neglected to state that Peter Cooper wgs never aHied wi^ <!»• det^dcracy and was one of the moat pronounced protectionism that ever lived. A eummunicatlon was received stating that representative* of the democratic bride were red hot for the wooing business, and would be ready to woo from dow till the cow* came imine, and that they were in hiding at the Democrat office, and would make themselves known to repre­ sentative* of Mis* Grwnbsrk. W. F. Hicks moved that the chair apirnint Utroe to look after the democratic wooer*. Chainun nam.-d a. G. Kent of A.syrb. John Vawson. of Rutland, and W.- F Hicka. Mr. Kent arose and tledlDed to act on tlw cuounlttet! aa he was opposed to fusion. Gem Hartom. of Assyria, was clu»ni in place of Mr. Kent, and tbe rommittee sallit*] forth to meet life wooer* at tbe Dtanorrat oHm-v. A rrt-cs* uf five minute*, which iengtiteped into an hour, was then taken. Upon reaiewmlding. cxnivt-ntioncTKiontt-d slate pbUorm and raudklatr-., . Tuwas not fully repnoeiited were auth­ orized to cast full vote of their town*. Geo. D. Barden and C. A. Bailey were made teller*. Tbc enmmlUrr here returned, amt an­ nounced that they had met 1*. democrat wooer* In the Democrat ..ffi-. and luul l>een wooed and won. That in cnsklaraHon of a few luunns on the fifdon ticket they had delhrred the greenback party nv*r t», __ . .. out of gear and left their high hopes tn a lArt each republican consider himself a badly dumageil condition. committee of one on organization. There How did It happen? The explanation* never was so good an opportunity for such splendid reunite from personal work in t-VJ. Sanford, the democrat drum major. Barry county as now. • Who. with hb faithful land, had been This is the day when the republicans of authorized and rnjj.ow,rrd to look after tbe Union lata>r prtmarisa and ore to II Barry county will meet in convention. wouldn't roe any greenback kite, but They are not in the habit of taking any uawould ner a democratic kite, with the wtec steps and win name the winnlt* greenback party ticket. into the convention. Tbc democratic scheme to capture tbe Union Ijilmr romrention failed to pan oat. -utterly failed to prove tbe boasted tight- Bort's bxslk- cannot make him guveroor of ple (irvxt and a few other delegate* op­ — .un«Mtng. - Michigan. The following uominatitms were tbw> tasdly Inside a* CoL bon ford On all state and national qoestlutHi the republican party h right. sPLUKR*" a.VTCME*. Chairman Dennis requested the dele­ gate* t<> remain, as b»- expected the <tem<>cratic delegate* to come OTertlu't,.,r*”7,; and have ■ feast of reason and a flow of soul and so on. The democrats come, beadal by Chat man Goodyear, who was seat*’ by the Me of bls brother chairman, the civIL scrvice refunmxi pdatJnaattt of Hasting". Then the feast of reason and tbe flow of sou! and so on continued, and *> They remarked that tbc shrivelled limbs and ar*—withered integumenta of the dem­ -8m Fnxxueo Chronicle. ocratic gnram had l*en so neatly padded out that he was a dandy, a real Jim dandy, POLITICAL POINTS beautiful to behold, and "jnrt as young as he used to be." Tbe coy and blushing bride, Mi- Green­ back. was then trotted out She ebuaed down ber emotions, and feebly said “Bark­ is Is willin’ let the dance proceed.” It proceeded. ___ rMAWitl contrast between him and Mr. Omliig who Ln 1804 ran behind hia party ticket ^AKIHG POWDER Absolutely Pure, illations were ratified. and then some more curtain was rung down. And the Tragic Comedy of a wedding Lu high life was over, and the Fly was safely bi the Spider’s nesL Mjd from thb time on tbe Spider will vat Fly. b little bo;*- of htare-eJrrtlcai. Heaaeerta , nia TICKET. The fusion of two parties whose princi­ ple* arc m diametrically opposed b noth­ ing short of a farce, it is witm- than a farce inasmuch as It (uvotves political job­ bery, and tin- surrender of principle* claimed to l>e advocated for tbe hope -of getting a few office*. Of the ticket named. Little can be said in honest criticism. It b probably Ute strong­ est ticket the opposition have ever put up In Harry county. For the mast part, tlw candidates are clean men and good citizens. if the upposllkNt to the republican party was one jtarty Instead of two, this ticket might have some slight hope of success, but It would be very Jigiit even then. But when every candidal* I* compelled to straddle two pbtforms, in une of which he canuot believe and be a man, instead uf planting Isilh fret squarely un one plat­ form. that candidate b weak. The United States manufacture*, nearly four-fifth* aa much cloth and clothing aa England, one-fourth more than Germany and a third more than France, and hi people use nearly all of iL Tbe pauper labor of England prodncec more than twice as much as its wealthy and poor (dike can afford to buy. Democratic organs.- including thoee with tbe mugwump barrel attachment, are busily denying that the Mill* bill «yi>K Great Clearing Sale bill. English newspapers are st 111 favoring the Democratic plan of reducing the aur* nrsslng together the greenback party, the follower* of Peter Cooper, ami tbe demo­ cratic party, the follower* of Gruvejr Cleve­ land. Grover Cleveland bas-oppused every principle ever advorated by Uw greenback party. He b a hard-tuouey man, opposed to tbe coinage uf sllve^, and through hb secretary of the treasury haaaveh advoca­ ted tlie retirement of the greenback curreuey­ In the nature of things a fusion of two -ix-h dissimilar )«artlv* cannot iw strong. It Is Weak: and beeau*v of Its weakness it will fail, and It will drag down every mnuinee «»f Thursday's convention*. THE INDO-EUROPEAN •waamK,^ iBOTiteWSHSr K-jeniwe. J. Y. tho water to British mazrofarturera. There are noariy 40.000 members of &spublican League clubs tn Indiana, and the numl«r is rapidly increasing Meanwhile rel rolling. The rate of wages in tbe iron industry­ in England has fallen 21 per cent during —last —- twenty-two — ok the yaan vwui* Ihjriag the *ome United =3 time : wages in the U..'.;. J States ‘— •have risen in some ... brane-he* over — 50 par cent. ■ TELEGRAPH. taj h M aw. Bummer Good* in w<t< ■ The Democratic managers have begun to deny tbe story about the claae relations cab ting between Jay Geuld and the clique in charge of the free trade canvaaa. but aslilc from the fact that it was at firat oeteBtalioUhly given out at their Iwwlnnsfters. there is ample raridetivv that Mr. Gould sre* in Ciert-Und'a n-^lcction hia main chance for the jMrprtnation of hbtetegTwph monopoly. Beside* thb. Mr Gould b heavily interrotad in legislative ’ ' schemes now pending In Washington, isgnlar |<tee |ico. and which, iiavuig started with the power* dow in control, must be conW through by them. A change of adminis­ tration would, therefore, oerioualy inter­ -uratiou U MT fere- with tbe succwis of hb plan's The Democratic committee waa at firwt ebted bv tbe visit paid them by Dr Norrin thesa back and we will give j on • so psi t Green. «s well aa with the filO.OOO check that iiAM followed it. but they are beginulug to realise now Um there is too much Chailie Delaines To Stimulate Trade anoo with ttus remarkable uOrgrapb ilxte v time by strcubt* of dilapidated Turkish Une, Special Drives Marr & Duff’s IVrsin Turk o-Persian border, inhabited‘chiefly by Ki.n.h an.i i _ ___ 1___ For tu- rT**’n «»** BlY5*-d 1,110 Jbwrwu the Xtould crowd Ln weatarn civili- have I .! Come tn mm! k>c ante* to suit you with price* aad >:aaUty. Children's Lace Caps i i i v > with 110 <’PP Milla tiet»«> opinions of a BILL Mr Mamlf aa folknra. •hflnite form, lt» Marr & Duff Marr & Duff Cotton Flannels found » ta..-C«rad (B. H.) MARR & DUFF'S, — •dolmta, , *tau. th., SSh “rif ------_.,’1O.,WXJ.'y0° ** tb® Democratic «•“■>*.» tak, In front of Fanner’* »M> tJSL falloau hereby yn< <: t. sneftaa. to the htabert bhld.r _ ne reel r-iaxr ,i,r su-saw ■ ■■ » iA'-’feyS nt a Make in tbe hi«|i»*\ �H A STINGS Banner. pERBONAL_MEHTlON. B». iliww wen t„ Qartatte mu,,. "57:Wedneaday, August aa, 18H«. T"”* ' I ’ K1SKHRN. Local tailor. p Jitat kS„n'hiT?,k" <■«*«*■ to ^Uu W. Frtrtuu FIREMEN'S Annual Ball Union Hall,' HASTINGS, Thursday Eve’g, September good time for all. Sl-'-BILL-Sl. local news. ,u «£ »J:e»Xk “* ** ” Ur. Lathroj* . wtoger *** or >*dk water at Mason fruit oms: Pinta ax. . lOajffquarta. »l.io j>r wJJJ?”3' fruit cans: Quarts "oodbury per dozrai. 2 *180 {be prime kip boot to the be*t i„ .k.. market Htauffer & Crawfev .re thZ for this manufacture in Hasthura. firm has handled them for JSraT'wmS. J 27th, The Best of Music. Ba. Hu...a* wm, •«* • how „ our been looking for. He weigh-, 1,4M) and I* »U.t U» SI, * good rlu*!!' mtw »>..< .............. . m.Urmu.1) Mik, ^'1^' C' B- F?1"' fonxx-rl> superintend­ ent of our Mshouta and D. C. Warner, county '*UpL The Institute lasts two weeks closing with the county association, leachcra who are in earnest in the work and wh<» wish to meet with the highest — l» .he ■ue?rs* cannot afford to mb* tbe excellent n.”* **in» <iv"n ,n «•“««*Hon with this institute. bo should Lavu that corporalsbip if we could Grand Republican Knlly. help him to it.—Indianapolit Journal D-ubHess one of the b<-st republican STm"*' ** toeM ,n *r*teni Michigan this yvar will be that at Middle▼ille-Aug. xoth. Gen. IL A. Alger ha* ,‘ ,'V.aph7l. Canrrth “1 will be on band to add re** yOUr meeting the 30 th if alive. fait, will no doubt he the onlv chance thr 1UrTJ wUJ nuu family require daily wiuiung to keep «•> Vl«* have to hear General Alger, who has such clwu>—_ ____ J * wiu place in the heart* of the people of ilichlgan. Hr l» one of our greatest a* btala iSI^“n'w" rsSSEaLX'vUnto‘ "ip "■ £ < itdiii without any clashing anywhere. J at Woodland Center. Saturday evening,> 4,1641 beptonber let, at town hall. p. T. Colgrove and C. H. VnnAnuan wHI adilrem I Mrs. John Crawley, Monday, rvP“bllp«iM ofWood‘*n«l and vlclnUy, and all othera. .re totrull jam 70c i dozen at vlted to attend thK meeting. «o didn’t Dunk too fellow was any coward. • I1*!”? Ien <«r • »talt I th frii'iid* jwith Mend* in in Jackson. Mr, <’ 11 iii-k..- . . ,Mcbfn**« tvtunicil from the north Saturday morning. h-?!* De1l,fJn*ck returned Thuraday to her home in Eaton Rapids. r 3<rth' ,Ldf rn,m pPPRICE^ CREAM jAKlHg ^OWDE^ gland* of t^ou bodies were wane than a half \7 „ Carlton. Aug. 14, isb». Ekitok Baxxek: A very pleasant surprise party asaem« “■ W- “*"> In this township, on the evening of tbe tJlh. The occasion w.» the birthday aunlverearirs of Mr. and Mrs. Koger*. Tbe house was well filled with friends am! relatives who brought with them a great abundance uf refreshments. And right here let me add that fur an abundance of good victuals the Rogers family against the world. Tbe evening was spent in social greetings and converse with amusing Kame*. Several nice and costly gift* were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Roger* as friendly reminiders. Apropriatc remark.* were made by Chas. H. Bauer, of Hastings, snd others' which were feelingly responded to by Mr. Rogers. This birthday j<rty will be remembered long by those who were present fnJJrZlr |U>r”T?U f«“'»yreturne.l The nugiueer of tbe roller mill under­ from Torch laifae Thursday. milk shake at Frank took to save Ume by riding from the debut iJSlif'lL’, k“*'" "SndeluAh to the mill on the afternoon rxpres* one legan and Kalamazoo last week. ■lievitltt the :50th and hear ex- day last week. The train was under -nirb _J“pdnek- H»q.. et Ml<14l..|lle, h-adway when the mill was ranched that he oniduded to ride to Quimby, and rode wa* in the i^ty Monday on business, (?) hume on a tie ticket. ’ M Xe, llli *"d family now occupy the I. Mes^r bouae |U the 4th w<nI. 1J The Sheridan memorial services were v. II , ■ s ransrer*. held at the Baptist church Sunday morn­ MKa Celia Ensign returned Friday even­ Following are the real i-sfate transfers for the week ending Aug. 2inh, 18B8, as ing and were -very Impressive. Fitzgerald ing from a visit with Detroit friends. port and the W. R. C. attended in a imdy. Gen- Purkii iiat. of Coldwater, wa.* the taken from the booksin the register's office: 1 he Mflertiouk by the choir Were beautiful mIS-KI’S " T IhhBl#; Irt 1 „ • rawfcyX and appropriate and nicely rendered. The guest of F. |». Goodyear over Sunday. Frank Woodmiinnev. of Vermontville, t&LSXU” l>atb rooms remember are aildreiw by Rev. D. B. Ovlatt was ven r. ming imler. fine. The service was a great credit to all wa* in the dty on business yesterday. ton also Ur W ‘,MTy M,u“eU: »C*riconcerned. A. 1». Niskvm am! family are visiting at lo^blTmcl’iy’ttL0 JU'“ wi- arc not happy, Hastings I* of , ,rtn tennis club. ------ -- - j----- -r.— , <u iirj, ui hl* father’*, :P. W. Nlskern's In Manistee. ,er ’ tO ** lc,,>ert Benter; 50a sec ..Iniiad will Is-al the Hasting* Castleton, had two horses stolen. Sig*, Mis* Mam- Parker, of Grand Rapid*. piclun reate-d upon «'ne WUl Cornell, who *pent last wjrek with Ml** Nettie Hender­ Editor Bannek; ;. August -J4tll. ; . was in that vicinity about that time, and shott on Jefferson street. Sits—Iii last week's Imuh of the Demo­ I .Ulf Ur. Baughman at the who disappeateil directly afterward. Cor­ Ml.** Cora Cron*.' of Adrian, who lias crat you see Luke Water* caught a seven Fiidity, August Sith. nell now Ilves In Yanko- Springs, and pound bass. Now that I mus was caught learning Hint he was suspected of the been visiting friends In this vicinity, re­ initial ball j* ill 1m* held crimi-. gave hlmaelf up to tlir officer*. Hi* turned homA Friday morning. by Cha*. Jordan and sent to me. It y evening.] September weigjied seven pounds at Cloverdale.••xamination occurred Monday before Esq. itev. ( aley. Of Cbei*ea. occupied the Plea*.- correct their error and oblige. Beadle. It was contlnuHl to August 81. Pn-sliyterinn pulpit Sunday morning and Yours truly, W. F. Hick* is kxiking for mhui-IkmIv Rev. Canudini in tbe evening. E. W. JuituKx. ' Bn who will trade hats with M.^J . Jonlnii. Mr*. T.4Q Dudley, of Detroit, who has In the greenback county convriition Wm. la-rn vidtbig i<t, JulJu* Russeirs. left for A CHINESE BARBER SHOP. ;. i he call tor M-nutor- said, when Jordan was proposed for chair­ Allegan Fridsy with Mr*.-Kustell. Aug.i-t tith instead of man of the county committer, that \aio Mrs Knovle*. who Im* lierti vldting at I man who wore a Cleveland liht o>uhl lead the gn-enlmcker* of .Barry county." But ! Mr. and Mr* John F. Goodyear's, return-! ! soruu artiste m tbe world. Tueroara half a Jordan wn* rlvcled ami still wear* a Cleve­ Cil t<» Iut h>>av in Ohi'»eThur*<l4y. land hat. I hi* fact seems to. cause m.iuc - „ur». i. M ir intntey Mr-. T. INdhT returned n-f.rn.-l to «. Detroit 1-fn.lf ' 1”rb?.^"e “™ “ trouble, and may haa- k*H- that i-onter-1 Tuesday umjlnliig. alter a vhit of a week. । tt» ariatocrutic one being Ah John a They With- 1h*r Mr*' j'......................... " Vt' "itu- Jil ”«n.i 1 Bru 1111 dingy places, with ouly one or ••ncr In the Democrat office Monday even-'’ ~ ’ *i*ir ~ ing. . , tbe shaving implement*, of which th' ChiBert Tinkler desires to extend hj» sin­ John Wiishion aud wire, of Manton, i ‘ ‘~~v ... . ronll door north cere and heartfelt‘thiiitk* to Ills friend* who have isSMi visiting D. A. Bowker and ami customer* for the grnerou* patrol mgr other friends hereabout, returned to tlwir There ia mpch more ground to bu otiavul on givrn him during tbe year* in whieh i.r home Monday. a Chiiuiman , bead than on uuy other mortal,. has Ins-ii hi the grocery business nt Hast­ Rev. I. Ml B. Glllasple and wife go this ings. Hr Ims appreciated the fact that they have been very generous, and dc*hv« week to Alibpui t< > attend the soldier* re­ to say that he ha* endeavored to merit their union: fromllbert they go to South Haven to vAit Mr. <».■* mother. > uf Eaton Rapid*. ha* pur- favor*, and hopes that they may accord Prof. Hall] of Detroit, is In the city hav­ rj business of Burt Tink- the same to his summHor in business Mr. Fred Knapp, who. he desire* to assurejin- ing i«rt of tic teaclien*’ Institute work to hair, which is carefully combed and tied up « 1»((„, u, . K— II... ..J .1-—. L .1 * ■ ,__ . public, b a dew-rving gentleman.' lo«>k after. He is warmly greeted by old i. Lathrop'S drug store for friends and dinner-pupil*. **;yii-ha»id school book*. Allen Jones, who was a delegate to the him, with which tbe abort hair around the James W. I Hopkin*, of I musing. Gmnd M«.s-k in the city. greenback county convention Thursday knot l* thoroughly washed. A towel is then ■t Grund Rapid*, will leo- last, in the afternoon uf that day had rais­ ed a Cleveland ami Thnniian pole. Very in the city lover Sunday, the guest »t bis chin to receive tbc ryf u»e from bis own consistent action, for a prrteniled gtven- Grand Clmntidlor P. T. Coigrqve. ••-itiniiiuiim." AUlnyited. brail HO is made to sit upright u;»jn tbo tiacker, isn't it? Another thing, thenMr*. N. Bailey, whose arm was broken stool during tbc shaving process. • Tins is tl • tin- North Fairfield plow, was not nn American flag un the |m>Ic. but a strung resemblance to the British colors at Montague recently, was able to return ...... .. a* the Keystone. surmount* the staff, and a “ring’' bedeck­ home Friday, The Injury was rau*ed by ed with imported red latmianims i* also a ber bring thrown from a carriage. uiine between Hastings and feature of tbc affair. Taken all in all; del­ a- warmly auhteMted. The egate Juries of tire greenback convention i/rfra. T. R.‘l>wlley. Mrs, N. Barlow. Mr. high '• to ! 1 in favor of Hastings. lia* made a conspicuous showing of hi* dc- mol Mra. J. b- Gisstyear. Julius Russell and Roy ibr|>w were the guests uf Mrs. •A iew hundred bam-l* uf late mocniry. Cannot republican grrttiback- Jed Uendeniiutt, of irvinx, Monday of -arii Tull apple*, hand picked. , en> see a few significant facts in the action •t‘«>th. K. J. (iHA.xr. .| of Mr- Alien Junes, a professed greenback- thb week. Fred Heath. Mlsae* Jessie Curtis. Franc latterii of o tiny chimney sweep's broom. work horses, I W'» harnesses and Gertie Williams, and May Roliert* This to gently pushed into the customer's • Several young boys got jMMie»«iun of visited Mrsari. Lunn. Hynes Doyle and war with a few turns in and out, as if dusking ,v Iron Work.*. Will Mill soine bottles of beer and went- to the fair l.icirty. who frenfcamplng at Wall take, grounds Sunday afternoon, and made a Thursday and Friilay of last week. disgraceful and outrageous jacket. Six or metit all the growing weeds within tho e Central railroad will Mill eight anxious mothers wenf there and col­ C. H. Van Arman. P. T. Colgrove, <«. H. are removed. Then thu chimney brush t- to Middleville for 30 lared as many erring sons and took them 'Ion of the grand republl- home. The fair grounds huve become a Brooks. W. It. Powers, 1*. A. Sheldun and Baker Shrlmr were in Freeport Saturday C o‘H|j. trystlng place for several such young fel­ evening and attended the organization uf a tails to take out tbe remaining hair, a fine of Baltimore. accused of lows. who occupy tbe time by depraved republican cldb. The first three made ail] conversation, and make nn annoying dis­ drv*-e* to the people of that vicinity In duccd Dear the drum of the ear, While tbo ■ i •■vamlnation. Case wan turbance. The marshal should corn l » Music hall. . ' . otliiT w held against tbc prong of u|, pincers, few of these cute young Alecks, anil iir X ig?i*t HIsL ■ r..... ..r ,i._ ....... ,.r .i... would deserve the thank* of all good citi­ biiuiber of dty lots that wn zens. What can In? said as to the nmli n-nn-.Tt. inuklng the term* who would so demean himself and, tww fall tenn will llnd s complete as'ortwvnt «l the ufl)<-t> of Smith dr his race ns to sell liquor to these boys? tf of new nnd weconil liainl wlmol books at Home," in tho ear of the delighted customer. This last pnx.vss, tbe "crowning touch" of V I*. Sidinun. • ’ the salcxin kwjwf < nn t* found h<- should J. B. RobertajNrwk Room*., l>e prosecuted to the extent of the law. , I/a. Black has shipped two carlotuls of tousonal art iu the Orient, is vulgarly called “tickling of ths car.” They |ifl> tile Idgiie* market Ifconumeiits to northern Michigan, having Th" eyelids are also sbav. das well aa tho D. J. Rlzor. wife and family wrye ; uf will <-xchnnge for dry Mild them to, partic* residing there. He eyebrows. They arc called tbe “trimmings riding Sunday. Mr. Rlzor driving u young colt he was breaking for W. F. IlfcW reports tioubla tlm sales this year of any of the eyea " Tbo smallest rnxor also cute । ' 111 build a Jim- brick rt-sb When near the Hastings house. Mrs. IU previous yearJ -•I wan! next fall. Peter raised her parsol which frightened the Mason fruR cans: Pint.*..’•Sc.: quart*. gers and toes pulled until they shoot off long out tin- ihn-k stone for animal, which began to Jump mid tear 70c.;2 quarts, per dozen. Woodbury •ronnd al n lively rati:. Mrs. l./Tn her fruit cane QOnrt*. 31.10: 2 quanc. #1.80 Dittoes like tbe flr» crackers, and has his back • :.ir-!', south M the city. aud shoulders thoroughly pounded to scatter fright gralibed the lines, which prew»‘««’ per dozen.' . her first republican tnevtany paaiblo rheumatism. For all those the her husband from getting control. I be Snfrif. Ham* A ' anAkmax. ■••iffiig. nnd tl good one it Chinese barber charges seventy-five ueute in volt rnn violently and turned the corner M-ran dub was formed, Hastings fNvIslon. !'• «• K-t,f wU* New York and fire cents in China.—Woog • Hu* evening to perfect its near Norman Bnlh-y's In such a manners doubtless rent Union hall for a term of Chin Feo in Tbe Cosmopolitan. to strike the buggy against n tree. The ••.in-; Pliitsj Me.: quarto. occupants went flying through space. Mrs. vears. They will fit It up in g<x*l shsjie IL ami her child luckily wapuig serious for their own' use. and also to rent for LIO per dozen. Woodbury Injun- Jim wa* no< so fortunate. He other purpose*- We think this will lie a L'HartH. SEiO: tl quart*. 8L.J0 was thrown violently to the ground, wise m<rre4<>r the Division. wrenching and bruhdng the muscle of hi* When you want to beautify the interior arm, anil hurting his aide. His ,nJ“f,‘'* nn. Hau-A VaxAhmax. of your hum.* with paint*, vandshre. while painful are not . A Rogers' you ran buy The buggy was not wreckeiL but the tbllL aiabMltac or wall paper, buy your material, bullets were dropping around ’n,|t nuist pinta at 70'cents; qnats, at Df. Uthnip’s drug store. Also when ... "'.'f1 :wn quart*, xi.it> jwr dozen. were tom nut. you want io 1*1 nt your h™"4''luarta, »Llp: two quarts, There was a big turn out at the pioneer* turn, get your paints and oil* of him. His J -o itTdo/rn. And everything else In lt.lh.rlu, Thuwlip. Th.- r>rn-l«* B«* good, are the bert and hte prices defy com*'or proportion. ‘ pin- .1 lh» f»lr .roundu .ul-ui'U^T y |w:l!lon. inTkT °f Hr. Baughman and wife per ,,m<nun tor «».. ' ,„,7 ' /The society conue, t.*l with Emmanuel l an' l-l'ned to learn of their There w." IW "Pee'*1 cjtureb will b. entertained «n Thursday T? ‘"•nwvemmt In the lowrof their little e.tlh|r mn«rl. wen- m«le W • afternoou of next week. Aug. SOth. by Calling a comrade I waited until Johnny Burn cuuty pluu^r, Judje » Mesdamre J. £ Hadley. C. H. VanArman. Iteb was quite cbwc, and stepping up, ons on •rcu, 111"** rn,,n cholera infantum Malorlu. ww. not Lh ’Wurrrd l;„t WM.k |n ()lHo> when. g Archie. McCoy. Uba*. Huffman. M. E. each side of him, wo made him s prisoner. nJX. M. Riker and Monde Upjohn. verr lutewtlu, «M™. •”* Waiting tH.r parent*. .u nwd be U K, Cook. w-rel.r.. Supper ■e-rve.l from half !*•» five until \7l*»tihK* never iuul ami never will have There were Ihlrw-.le nevtn. AU arc cordially Invited to attend. ।» riMiire to get so valuable an Ine reported, hul . *»en tn a, th- extension of the C. K. & rd had the town romniltu*> »*' •» A lecture wUl be given Utis evening al to theliirtorlan. The old office™ " the M. E- church by JW. J- <}• Plowman. JJ. •« UH llw. rratnmlw. totted bim. Finally I said. „mdu««r <■» tte ™»n'’L"”' Ift; "'W -1-ilM „„| w ,L Iwt. “Whv do we wort?" It liopen (,ur eltirefl* win manifest tMrJntrrN,-h,ll|e .dwoU ha„ no thlni Mt in tduwilloP by rallying to thl* lerture. '»’« «■ HieU IM. Tl>r JW. 1’towm.n man easy, praerirai apma* •mt th * 1 * ” lirM M’mb’’ K°°d througher and <1**0 witn her him cannot fall to in.iD1”.*?1,u'Aral primary a state run- nuaon»n> ( Li" r.-malning teaehem either fir-l rneedng •*» ' • •O'-d liradr county certiflcatati. hereafter. PRICK BAKING FOWDBRCO. n. Ijoci*. CUlCteUo. •UKwuon that wo might take to the water. —Wilson McDonald in Herald of Health. Salt Lake, U tab, ia an important and growing industry. Nearly all tho laud adapted to alight (hun prevents ite return. FRIENDS: Don't some of your neighbors or friends want the Banner during the campaign? Ask them, and report to us. H wagou* and marketed. Thio oalt, owing in —- - ■ ~ ..._ J a~ purer article, but is in general uao in the stale ot Mlculgau. County of Barry HsUic of Frankfia Patton, decoai tluit in hia ex ja-nt-nce be bos found that more people die in the fourth fluor of It Lt said tlmt Father Koloelnskl. who ha* made *o much trouble among the Poles in Detroit, wIII.mmhi return tn this city. • We. the uadenugned, having lx* by the probate court for the count Blate o! Michigan, eommLsslouers to rcet-lve amlue and adjust all claims and demand* ol days, far the purpose of examlnli xaht rial mi, and that six motilbn day of August. A. 0., IsM, were anowro uy___ court for creditors to present tbelr claim* to tr< for examination aad allowance. Dated August lab, A. ». 1KW. ComnihMln'nen. WE HAVE THE! AMERICAN CHAMPION ------- THE------- BEST ROAD SCRAPER IN THE WORLD. If you will call at our warehouse. Brat door north of Bentley Bros. A Wil­ kins' office, Broadway, we will bo pleased to show and explain tjo you the above named unrivaled machine. We also keep on hand the Champion Twine Binder, Champion and Advance Mowers, the Arthur Wood Buggies and Carriages, the Ferguson Road Cart; also the Celebrated North Fairfield Plow,. Solid Comfort Plow, Barrows, Seeders, and in fact a complete line of Agricultural Implements of all the best makes. CALL AND SEE US. J. M. ROGERS. HUFFMAN\BROS ----- SELL----- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry count;, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. 5T0VES. Of all kiudL See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. �------------------ - BUTTER MAKING. FARM AND GARDEN. EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS THE WONDERFUL PILLAR. I LESSON IX, THIRD QUARTER IN­ TERNATIONAL-SERIES, AUG. 26- Much of the excellence of butter de•nd* on th<' aalting. and while butter lat for any reason 6 really inferior can- i trt be raised to a evade of excellence bv FROM MANY SOURCES. & that which otberwiae might be classed as J good Is often reduced to aa Inferior grade j by the manner to which It is treated at ' j the time of salting. A good deal of butter 1 Maxwell and era ox cisterns wno give preicrencv w is conunueo to gatner the butter so long Libttaiu^ i jng shape In their cisterns, such a* is de- after tbe butter ha* separated from tha pitted in th- accompanying illustration. milk that It is pounded into a creaniv, I An advocate of ci*trru* as near jug p*xty condition, .exactly tbe opposite of ■Up., as jx^mbP described recently in what it should be. | Ohio Farmer hl* cisterns, which he makes A * -« piece ------of • — really good bettor, explain. ' Eo’VDt- 8 feet in dianie^ | 1 twolndlaM. strip of lumber 2 Inches wide and 4 feet 4 inches long. sadalixhtly mottt aurfareo. without any . sign o? a maahiug down of th. buttaJ ■ particles, and none of them should be 1 found adhering in a sticky maa. to tbe knife. Whm a kuife i. drawn through a • piece of butter aud cornea out In such B condition that tbe blade cannot bo aam i no extiert Is 1 SSdllT determine Ha , 4 feet long Put a pin In one end. to drive into the 101 A OSKM, CISTKHS with- Level the surface, draw the circle and dig down s. Level off again _______________ Inches leoa tn diame­ ter, thus giving yon a 4 inch shoulder (width of a brick) all around to start-the arch on. Dig down from this last circle 8j feet, gradually widening again to 8 feet, then commence to draw In and dig 0 feet deeper, gradually drawing to fl feet in di­ ameter at the bottom. Dish out the bot­ tom 4 indies lower In tho center, to col­ lect the water when cleaning out the cis tern. The cut shows a section of the' hole when finished. A is top of tho ground; B. the 4 inch shoulder, 18 Inches diah^ter and 5 feet from sunace; D, the bottom. 6 feet below C, and 11 feet from surface; E, the eenter of bottom, 5 Inches lower than side at D. This jug shape places the bulk of tho water nearer the top, making it easier to pump. To build tbo arch, commence on the shoulder, at B Lay the brick in Ume mortar, i lime and > sand. Bod tbe first course of- brick thoroughly iu mortar, raising tbc edge next the bank, to give direction to tbe arch Build the arch up until tha hole nt top is 2 feet in diameter and.aboul 6 inches above surface of tho ground, at O. Cover the outside, or npCsldc of tho arch bricks with lime morhalf an inch thick, aud tbo arch Is complete Hlie cisten! is now ready for the comen ITake one bucket of good cement and two buckets of well screenod saud. Mix wait together,dry. and then add tbe water and mix to a mortar that can bo laid on without running. CommoDc? cementing enf tbe side, at tho bottom, being careful not to lot the mortar get the least bit hard before putting on; cement hardens rapidly after l«ciug wet. Plaster tbe aides over up to top of/akch, 1| inches thick. When nearly dry apply a half inch coat of nice, smooth cement made of half cement and half sand. Now cement tbe bottom like the wStla. Before covering the arch with earth, spread a coat of cement inch thick over tho limo mortar on outside of FW In tho earth and pack It down hard. The arch being six Inches above surface of groumTwi11 prevent surface water from flowing In. Such a cistern will require 800 bricks, and two barrels of cement, one of lime and tho Band, costing about Afl for all Two cisterns were built aa described and finished in two days, at a cost less than f 12 each, and have been In use for 20 year* or more. This else holds over ItM^borrols of water, Beeelpt far Iteekln* Matter. A good receipt for packing butter is as follows: Churn the cream a* nearly sweet as ‘noaaible oilil work out all tha buttermllk Make a brine strong enough to bear an egg. add one pound of augur and one of KUtpater. bring to a boil and strain. Keep In a new jar; add butter from time to time as made, wrapped In cloths. When tho Jar is full, weight down and keep In a Tho groat convenience of sliding or roll­ -Ing doors on tho farm out buildings, Bays ■ Country Home., ia well known, and as every farmer with a little ingenuity can . construct them himself, there is no reason why these should not bo generally Till. 1—BAM DOCK OB HOLLOS. Fig. 1 represents tba sliding doors com­ pleted, as applied to the barn; Fig. 2, the manner of applying the rollers to the door and track. cXb and dted * to the wildcnambecaum oftbelr *in in nrar niurin« against God (xiv, MW1L ' . U “On tb. day that th. tabernacle w^ rmpBdBp_. That « u. am <i.y of th. The two methods now in vogue for salt- , tUk°ruid^ Ing butter are termed brine salting and ™X^i toe dry aalling, each of which haa its adra>- I rates. The former consist* in making tbe 1 lht,8lorjr. salfinto a solution before it ia used, and thB Mbernacle. (Ex. xl. IT-84.1 So also. In the latter tbo solution la made by add­ ing dry salt to the water that rem*,!n» in the butter aftermost of tbe buttermilk lias of God. concerned the object of each plan is to surround tbo grain* of butter with brine, until enough of tbo nolutton to absorlied to make them palatable. A* tho butter itself contains about 12 percent, of water, thu blood upon tbo mercy »®t to-Ufying to that must bo taken Into consideration In brine salting, otherwise the Halting will bo too light. On the other hand, if more God dry salt I* used than tho water In tho butter will turn Into a solution, tho dry light (Ex. xili, 21). Ho spread a cloud for a salting will lie in excess and be shown in nigui 111 cv, aw. t aut uwy naa cununuai particles of salt undinsulved. To get the best results from any kind light, tho run by day and the pillar of fire of Halting the churning should stop when tbe butter has fairly granulated and be­ fore it has been beaten to a salvy condi­ in darknow, bat thall bare tbe light of life" “Until the morning’’ i* aa expression that tion by the process of gathering. At this stage tho buttermilk should bo drawn off always arrow* my attention, since 1 have and the bitter be washed with cold water been led to lire day by day looking for Him. or cold, weak brine until It runs off clear, loving Hia appearing. Than shall be “tbe when either strong, clear brine may be light of tbe morning without cloud*,” when poured on to remain until tho mass has tbe upright ihnll bare dominion ’over tbe un­ abaotbed enough of the solution, or flue godly. and when tho joy shall come that ends THB BMCIALI8T, NASHVILLE. - . MICH. zmSf—— '. x N-K-fairtijnklXu Chiuso- from any form of A PERFECT COMBINATION r-v J—------------ — Vutsrlo ’-eatm. N. Y. CELERY j j WaTSOM. CURES ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, Neuralgia, Rheumatrt'n,Para'y»i».Bi!iou8ims.Dyapepsl a. CoetivsnoM^Wles, L,NerCompiaint, KidnayTrouble, Female Complaints, and all diseaass anslngfrom Impure Blood. the morning; and 10. “So it you al way.* 17. “Israel jonrntytd. pitched tbelr tents.” Nothing bad Ifoeea or cided oIL The soul that now wait* upon God sincerely desiring Hia guidance and Hl* will in aft thing* will rarely be guided by Hi* word and Hia providence a* plainly «« Israel wn* by tbc cloud; only be sincere and bo just M wiutag to stay a* to go, or to go u to stay. Be warned by J«r. xlil, xlUi; bo comforted and established by Pa xxxU, 8; onlv dimem bio not in your bort tg “At tha rommaivlment of tbo Lord." Twico in thl* venm, twice tn verao 90. anff Uroo. |n rOT, 23, do wa find this «pnwton in oar leaaon: just toven time*, sig­ njfytng a perfect obedience. The sama is notlcmbte ln Ex. xl, 15L32. In connection with TabenuuJl, .... „ . ! < SALT - BEST- A a place Wo often think h tbe will of God andevan RHEUM. House FuRniSHiNt, Hon mi CHE^P EXCURSIONS^ A I A E D FOH CATARRH. loak!:»f jr location* or inveatuwuU. wmi■ H ■ monthly exjuFBlon* have been arratwxl, at on* 1 ■ _ ■ fare tor tbe round trip, to nU point* in Dakota ■ ■ I and Mlnue.o'uv. Ticket* flr-.t Ca*mand good for . 80 day*. For map* and further psrtlcuiara ad■ B.^US|i*WiA IVI 25VJ . 3—BAM DOOB rollers of the doors la dearly shown; :vented from running off by nauagtas >nd lb,', •porter*. Thx Daily Nbws staff is ly without a superior in the W«m» and ■............................................................... ..... Room.—To Bare time special wire* er* run into Tn* Daelt N*wb iSing, and thZ •aiton, taka tho m«Magw and hand L'±±L!h,-A'”p" ""“"s-iiw The Till KS o' Ln In innVLi. » hFWB office—on an average . . 73 Room.—But the comnoutcr doecn'l .Io “ sate tvtJ^lT^f^ ?i‘;C th- machine p^s^v ibT?vf£^r^:hBi ■Bui the ,killod w*kera to the numbttSf • MP r order to print n Plate*, from which.’ perfeetinr wn waits till mature -go before beginning— VKSr Wtf BW !*<'■ F. LJ W HAMPTON, Detail, MM- - f.— .-d other night .was little Itxi. The about midnight wu-kv filh-d wi ramp. AU nigh lowing and were drive them in. E and all effort* a Soon after rhidni brio. The little g tuflva fighting m slaughter May. S -inning brightly mounted ftIU[ co mounting from rapidly aapouf of their vofam I the night was etil] O'rsUencwtbMof now within fifty 1 in the " form*" the “I am hit. . Don't Let us take them tn order as 8- The Mailing and Delivery Department,- “The mailera’’ and the delivery Herts handle over a niillwo . papers a week. The force numbers • 38 ' g. Tbe Engine Room.—To supply the motive power require! three * team boiisr* of 1 To ham-power cajmeily, am. three engines with an aggregate of 270b(irae-f>o*erAll departments are lighted by the Edison inondaooeut system, which here comprise* three dynamo machines’ and 600 bmps. The empl yrt -I department number........... • • 5 xo. Tbe Circulation Department.—The piper i» • manufactured article, and it is the IWtro* '1.. ^bpar(ment to develop the market for it, In* " ' averageTnjmb.’r.cf workers >*..-• 115 xx. The Subscription Room.—All the auhwripli’’*’’ Ir'<m out-of-town, whether of ii»divi<hial reader* or'-hohrale news agents, paas.throiurh thiadc|wrm.«-nt. and this depart meet employs on the average • •• ta. The BuamcM Office—The general derical work of the neper, such a* receiving and caring for th. roeota—of which over fifteen hundred arc received and handlcvl every day—receiving and paving oot cosh, tho general bookkeeping of the i>twn*«i requires n counting-room force of................ -* X3. The Care of Building requires the comum’ wrnce « three janitor*................................ • X4. The Watchman—To insure perfect prolc«ti"n apiind riakof fire two watchmen arc conatantly eti duty. xj. Tbe New Ytnk Office.—This engages the entire time n* • general manager and assistant................ - , xfl. The Waahington Bureau.—In charge of ib own IVashington staffcorreapoodetit .... • xy. Tbe Milwaukee Bureau.—To fhaliute Korthw«t«ra news gathering, one man................. From which it appears that tho cumber of regular And the pay roll runs from 85,500 to tf.000 per v rtk, «S* gating during tho year fi3Q0,(W0. v>Y Krw’ «*» *U dcmlifa Then there is «ren n huger annual expenditure i ' •*'*'* paper,and telegraph and cable v Us *.'n.e!it: ■ r n xmerir a thousand ddlaia a week. Tula- •- 1 ■' togother the expenditure’ «,f Tlir IU;: ’ X; _ .............................. ... new. oumirea* or pLnwa throughout toe rountrj ; । l Here • TfJtli1’« Noxhwwt who dietriterte Tmt Dah.t Nrvn. to i> < '” *J*U*?' d«y«ls^m with thiirhoffw* aud wagon.; of one hundred »»uJSjELhiL^u*" x!*,h* "*fa n®°’br uuPh,w' •*",}(,,,r.1 "" Lt bo-dr s. dnWal/oW tteul • I. Th. BdhorUl Dqan».0L_Tku iodota wort ia middle । raearve farce, and all that we draw upon in hurries to abstracted from that which should bo distributed through tbe remainder of life. op al interval* with little dam U'ell, lei us giveyn 'just a glimpse into the tusixess, perhaps it will to trust and obey Him. confident one. do with thl* command! “Acknowledge Him In all thy weya, • • • lean not unto thine own understendin*." Pros. HL 6, fl. little TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEWS? Yauyhaven'tf tO 111* - -------- .1 ’ To be thrifty our animal must be com­ fortable. Till* la true In summer an well sa winter. Better feed Inferior fruits and vega1—„ .1.______ j .1___ __ SEi., l/- Have You Any Idea What It Costs Stall Feeding Beet The rollers, track and other trimmings may be obtained at any hardware store. Tbe track I* first securely fastened to the edge of an inch or two inch board, about four or five inches wide. This ia then firmix nailed or spiked to tho building, parallel to and even with tho top of tbe doorway, and should extend tho width of tbe door on each side. Inorder that tbe ■ B*! KM! lUCHINERY?.-,:.,,;. '::FREE n I Address C. 6. each under its own responsible Superintendent. they stand on Ike weekly pay-roll: Only a few years ago 1,200 to 1,400 pounds was thought to be a big horse. Now our grade draft horses, 1,400 to 1,800 pounds, are demanded by the city mar­ and do thb or that “if tba Loni wiUrJix kets, and even heavier horses sell all the better If they can be fffund. Many of our beat farmers have grand •teams of grade' draft mores that money cannot buy. Evet^r ono Is worth a fortune for brooding, while tho amount of work they can per­ form is astonishing. The furmera all want larger hones to work, end are eag­ erly breeding to increase the size Tlio dealers everywhere are actively looking Where trill your next camping ground be! for tbe grade draft horses all over the west, and fortunate tba farmers and tbe communities where thia popular horse la bottf No, not I. but Jabovah. who dwelleth found. Wheat bran fa not a proper ingredient of a ration for fattening cattle, aa It is not a fat producing food. Corn meal la tho best fattening food for cattle. For each 1,000 pounds of lira weight mix twenty pound* of beat >hay or fodder aud eight to ten pound* of corn meal. Clover hay Is the best, but even corn fodder will do, or you may give six or eight pound* of corn meal, three pounds of cotton aeod meal and twenty pounds of hay. An .oc­ casional change or addition of other food promotes appetite and digestion, but corn meal and hav should bo the main reliance. —Southern Cultivator. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience aa specialist enables him to easily determine, and the l«est of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special caste, many of tnem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. To begin with, the work of the paper is divided into Seventeen Different Departments, • • • from evening unto the morn• • two days or u month or a How uncertain of tho future, how tbo WOUNDS interest you. | ' ' Consultation Free. Minnesota Leadt the World The bluff* did B tbe little party er.g the tail bad Sb be wataty Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time, ” The Aged. PILC8. CURCI my luvof “thb b^my commandment, that in all thing, tha perfectly obedient one. If wo would know the joy and comfort of the spirit dwelling in an, wu must bu cheerfully willing and obedient; as Jesus sold that Ha came not to do Hi* own will, nor awk His own glory (John vl, 38; vtil,‘5O), we mutt bo able in some r.:ct.<ure to say tbo same If wn have Hi* spirit dwelling In ua TO. “When too doud tarried long." If It WM s rory pleasant place, aa Elim and not a Marsh (Ex. xy, 23-37), we may suppose they vra.LI h* »■ । _ r, ■ building b*rl»-d wire fence," Bays J. M. Stahl, “I was almost afraid to use the barbed wire. 1 got the experience of more than a score of fanners who had u*ed barbed wire quite extensively, and almost without exception they contradicted the harrowing stories published In the papers of animals meeting a lingering death on the cruel wires. At first, I was careful to drive tbo cattle and load tbe horaes State of Michlxaa-Fifth Judicial Circuit. In CMMaH Sult pending iu Circuit Court, for County of Barry, Io Chancery, at the City of Hastings, on toe ttth day of July. A. D. ini. George Woolet. complainant, vs. Charlotte Marble, defendant. , in this cause It appearing that defendant, Charlotte Marble, is not a resident of thia state, bat resides Io toe state of. Nebraska; therefore on motion of Smith & Cotorove, soliciton for com plainant. It l» order'd that defendant enter her appearance in said cause ou or before tour months from toe d*te of this order, and that within twenty day* th" complainant cause this order to be published iu the Hasting* Baxxkr. said publication to be continued ouco In each week for six week* tn succession. . Ehaxk A. Hookxn. Circuit Judge. Attest, Wm. H. Fowkm, Deputy Eagtstsr. Of tjiew be can -bow enough to oouvince the most skepti­ cal, fioiu the veryl.e-t citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men. farmers, mechanics and others. > DON’T PUT OFF waiteth for the Ixinl more tlion they that Judicious in and iu breeding, sayn The Southern Live Stock Journal, does not ' run the stock out. The most perfectly developed and conspicnonaly valuable cattle iu the worid are those that have' been skillfully and Intelligently bred for generations with no intsnnixtnre of for­ eign blood. In and In breeding, to attain a^tlgh degree of success, requires tho . liberal use of brain* Interwoven with 1 more than average judgment. Most of the ill* that are predicted by agricultural ' writers for stock bred in aud in are more Imaginary than real. I The general principles of heredity and ' the laws of breeding on- subjects of »pe I cial Interest to stockmen, and ought to be studied more carefully and extuudedlv. I The only way we may hope to Intensify | and perpetuate a deslryd quality with' reasonable assurance of success fa by . means of in and In breeding. All Oitr , promlnent and mort useful and valuable breedatoek mid breeds of domoatlc domestic lire live stock and poultry were molded in this war. and it far tho only way to create now breeds that wiB transmit their personal/choractcrfstica and excellences to their offspring with fidelity. have bccomo accustomed to wire fence. I never bad an animal injured on the fence. I know of btit one animal In my neighborhood that law been bit tired severelv on barbed wire fence, and tho same night another colt belonging to the same man jumped on the broken off stake of a Virginia rail fence and disemboweled Itself. Testimonials. 1 luTvnnrae**. uutbftUly For tho Nervous, Tho Debilitated,'! was a rtrung PC The test possible testimonial of his ability W grapple with these diseases—a successful Stactice in dealing with such isorders. COMPOUND twslL.’saSStt will dissolve. After this a light second working should be given to clear It of any buttermilk that maybe drawn out by the salt. a high point of DISEASE, r>f haemtean vervtsble remedial that will restore the whole «y»tam to healthy action. Is PAINE’S discovered a rf Indian*. An Can give tho»e suffering h ^.^LT.L£ “T.T,rr XU*Y Kww* ln Chla*’x ™' U wh“ ‘ r u rarth bi 11 000 Marred in rlw <*•<« ■ *««.«Soito^D<i>z Ntw> ' r wiU ** VICTOR F. LA WHOM, PaMWter frs Dah.t Fbwk Chi«C» W* bo replied. .•4*»iyau <x be qufak about Mtnielf up w Howl Howl D.> crawled uff Tfae working tdaMeit two Indiauj took him off. futile la �nGHTLNC- n)R LIFE. i JJi ■» City a mother and daughter THE MAID ON THE BEACH. baja Umt u. WUl aud L And hr Ims not yet vlared himself [don'i know why I should think ta -____ ...____ _ . . . —— — u,w.-u ue siiocua. ue may be waiting for thu last night uu bcoid. Well, bell get a chance to-night! I will write you again frost* IJ< to catch the mall. Lurrix thetr hair. of tlie hardest fought Indian bra Indiam fure^ry white u*;, ln fnrt . ber> ;.-4Fing - — -and quleL Mr. Maxwell, and ihugbtBjr and1 four men— jfsx Ell Milro City east. intending tile on tbe Little Minaouri near trail After they had been not ace Liu* mu ! jerts alireul, which, with tbe glam, she awn made out to be S'h«- at once called tbc men and Maxwell wbat she had seen, and, al-l' .. ' <-l>j»vU had quickly diaapMr. Maxwell knew tattoo wdlthuro in *torv for him and his party. ,! otiro and turned tack tbe , Let Mr Maxwell laid in aa ■. .• 4 o'clock in tbe morning .,rty ceawd from their \*ud loa-!*T their gun*, and lAttii to tegin. Tbe Indians -I.; rate. and. altl«ough they :• wn« after ft o'clock before . up lysr tta- fort. Then .ug at I mg range, and kept It . during tta entire day. tat to tlie l->i std. Mr. ‘ J ai«l by o^«i, and IsMsiblc. In tta tiMhe ttunrty and .wjians were to bo iuaa attcmnfe! to drive tta . wtasl the Indians rushed aud capturea tbeiualk *• cqtth* go anil told, his rt. ’No further.attempt :rb th* I :egvd. 4»d anitTrugtemni the •rke i hint, and rna'di- tire works little grain, and gunny the other xlde. iu the hilLdle fie ,Z»< .trungly >w! -z no Indians coming, :-r.d the firing to slacken - - v U'hw. 11— ,A._ -I tut in broken English: in aud surrenderf* called । -rn wl tu Leref Wo will'take ! Maxwell. y iwuplo come and get .twtsil; "we don't care ! •' want to flgbt *o<ne Indian relied lomily In t'tiy -tjo aivagm were it they Wen- afraid to Tbe u .xuuhxl Indian 'Ufflcnlty, and -ring. ’Lout tut: awav." - bnn up and carried • lacked up ertrythiDg, .ntU_- U-forv t*xn> started : Maxwell; "ttxit b only I <.ur guard; bat we bare .• '"V "CT® irai iree--*,? 34 ,r lb,,F hwl Brokeu away , ‘ . rnd dne of the men wanted *kl 4’. v Imtu in. • •xtoet!’ ’ ',nxw*B. “that is only aa(/>■„ ’’L<lu' <u.r to get us out t h: Tlu-y un. close tahiud the cattle, vwnrf o’?'!' T,w ™tl1® wprr keI* c,°ra w tat J* * ’ ,"’3irl.T 0,1 fc’reaoon, but not <taw J? v *■’ ,,v “*“■ An to I«ti> Ttt*Un^'KarrtM>tt’ buwwtr. proved M-*. Mu ■’"11 *“ thrown up. and «ii?■In? fur ^‘p- boy* “*1 *• --teit to* and heavy. Here, <m» te?00 00,1 ^y kto?P ■*u rathlu tbe !• «> ;te gum" «Pfraf1TJU ,',k nU a:'unear.tely ydl rose J* wei tta rarme, aiK1 lhe hkluuB cbareed •- • a dashed ta tta otter aide at Lnp ,^“:'”," klnrlaS- Tta nxm iatbe lau-k. ’ " BI>d fire as fast axid os b'Lig c.oae within Mtel k6ifca commeuosd throwing up ,J7 ’’ A Wonderful Medicine; all disorders of the llw. tor a fight; but mind you. llo’ I want at least Um seahw ” burry that I banUy told good-by to bodr. You knew bow .natter* stool be- INTERCEPTED LETTERS. a willow." He took csuvfu! aim and flnxl, and Uie savage sprang up and then pitched forward on his face and lay sulk "He is down," cried Maxwell, “and now for tta nwt. boys.” Tta Indians had opened, and the firing •oon became general. For two hours it went on without intermirsiou. Tta Indians worked up nearer and nmrer to tta fort droplto of.all the reoittamx-of too little gnrri sou. Fur thrre- hours nothing could be beard but the noise uf the guns, the yelling of tta white men and Indians, ntid tta erics of the wiimeu. Maxwell and bis men fought like lions. Mra. Maxwell loaded and ctxji-d the guns, and May went about among the men, helping htr mother and carrying tlie men water <nxl food. After five hours' hard fight­ ing the Indian* drew off, held a council, and then went into camp. They divided into two istrties, one party encamping on each side of the fort, so us to prevent the garrison from neaping during the night Several of the Indians mme down quite close to tta fort in the evening aud wautedi totalk, but the white men called out: "Go away! Go away! Old Maxwell is getting -pout" One told fellow I rode up quite te ar, when Maxwell selxed a . gun and shot him, M-uding hitu back to.tbe I rear bowling with pain. ‘•Lie close. Imyx, and shoot every une that approach**,'' mid Maxwell Night shutdown Oil the liroieRed. and it wav Mill as death | again. The fire, of the Indians could te wen on the hill, but none of them came near. Two of the men slept while the otben kept watch, but tbe night ;>a»c«l without went Early in tta moruing tbo Indians wanted to talk. "Come! come ou!'* cried Maxwell, "I am spoiling for a fight I don't want to talk. Why d.mt you tight, yoti cowardly red r*scalsl Here gix** tor yvm!"ati^,hc tired his piece at Use i-nreit warrior. The Indians . fell lock in harto, no dmiht thinking the ..r7.l-.il — u M. .V.1L ru»ta; ell. PukUtay rallied and cam? on ntei the tattle httttle IrtxMueI IcOUuci ruunde-i.-a every side, and it v.an w ith ”ts'o ' ntmcMt difficulty they could k’^-p tta Indians out of tin. fort. (.'liargn after' ctarge was made, but the nrnre garrison star*! true. .n -uud ati i about After an hour and a hall's fighting the I- b< p.- tint tta lit- Indiana tel! tack for a rest and a smoke. anti attempt tu They next commenced throwing arrows from their Is.ws/itmoting them up iu tho Uwm bat failed. air ami letting them descend joint foremost into the fort. As tbe men liad no protection the In lint. vidrttM for their books and bead* this proved a dby Mr Maxwell most formidable mode of attack. One of tta tail basteaixl.make men was Bmon «ei erely wixui-lcl. nnd May Maxwell gut an arrow through her foot. r—... — u. >— About noon an Indian, wta had i«*-n ob 'wm now riviuced served smoking all forenoon on a hill near 1 . Mra, M-ixwull and her the fort, suddenly rose up and walkc<Jjfewn • 'itiy (■■fore .iayligka tta j toward I;. He kept on until within sixty Iieiuuts coming up too yards of tbe breastworks when be suddenly Uttanu-n - T!iemoob-was : fell dead, pierced by a bullet from old M.txf-A tii-- Indiins were all well's gun. Ho was probably a medicine ita plainly2 seen. rD;s- ,uan who had lied so long awl so much to totlr )».>nim th'.-y began In lions that be came to believe his o*n Lee and thought that tbe mid Ln- fort Maxwell told B«a the white men could - uud holdftbelr fire until uut hit bitts with a bullet. As man fell **■* the In1. ami then to bad and fire • * won as — ’the ’ medicine '”■* cuuncik They and shout at the' top — — < riay.'l longer, .called oat;. The rattle ot the Hi* card indicates that be ia "Wot much,” cried Maxwell been waitl... ___~awch. . j*. - • 1 iagc of forty lodge* of hostile retreat fur tbo hills at once be­ . ■ ugh th* Imllana followed I n < attack. They seemed tc ;the jiorty safely, ami could - • 11 os-uring their scalp*. Mr. ;• to some Umber, and, mlacting f ground, went into camp It ; ■ -itiqn, with a ravine running ...liaof tbe camp. D.xrkneas •. and Maxwell, knowing the , utack iu tbe night, spent tbe n fortifying, his little camp I :u t run cMto to the water, and -J i. take up tbelr position Yours lovingly. • • —- ‘ termmnd wbat plan of action to follow. 1 certainly shall not call on tom. but I t*opo to get aonw ebauce to tell Mm wbat 1 think of bun. There are aevera! psonle here I know. To-mgbL at dinner, 1 saw Lottie Mcllvalne were not over cordial I should judge that followed tbe impulse of tlie moment and fled. tbo daughter lead* the old lady a frrtty Whether I did wisely or not remains to t*> lively uhss*-. i saw my Parb unknown in seen. We tied a ccrufortabto but not rapid voyage, which would bare been duller than it vas had it not been for a little affair I Lad with a young laity—a very young lady- pretty good luck-raked in 0 tetfa) at bank named Miss Charlotte Mcllvalne, from Chi­ cago. Bbe was awfully pretty, about 1ft, of tbe light hearted, happy go lucky sort, not tbe club— lx Mrdito-rranee—wbere Powell much discretion, but very bright end introduced ma He is a pretty decent sort at amusing, and quite a flirt. To escape my own ehap 1 met on hoard ship He is quits atreflections, which are, as you may Imagine, far from I J—•—*------ -‘ quarter Don’t tuk me when 1 am coming —— r v, man * snouia have dona The first thing I knew I saw unmistakable indications that 1 bad "'uU what is vulgarly known asb “mesh " Prom Yours, thb time on. feeling in a derilbb humor, in in i on continence snt organ* nt the human machine. 4 “I hare used Shnmons Liver Lnnllator many j ear* and can . omrientloutti .ay i: H the Klug It a medlrire chest Itsefl." J. H. Gardner. BngeUt. Vi ST®' •Ulnflor. Powell to [Uben that my secret is absolutely «*f, with you. First of allII am nut a widow, u you sup­ pose. My husband, Edward Barton, I* still uwu. Esq ) as much u | dared, till J got raywlf into Mom Carlo, Nov. 11, MB7. •omethiu- of a scrape Tta last night ws My Djsr Htr—U is my painful duty to were on fuiard wm a beautiful moonlight announce a serious aocldant to your friend - - — —,v.ci mikx i ean re­ one. tta w-a n-Miino-rtb and went* long and cousin, Mr William Winthrop, imt member. infatuated at 17 with a man many Umeon the forward hurricane dock. I making jrou a cablegram this morning as follows: years my senior, 1 mar ried him contrary to tlie iiK»-texteuragant*i«-.-ctaa. which any one " W ilham semdeutally shot Wound dangerHie adviro ><>d .w —_____ .. but a child would have wx>a I did not mean --------- — .—..., U...VU wm over my a word of. But sta aj-jarrt: tl y .wallowed it <w. friend here I took cimrge of him, and will happfaem wm shatter.. I. I discovered tbe all Finally wo got up to wMk", and m we ? IT*1 cb,'ryt"r- •«<! my dream of love j stopj-cd a moment to gaze ar tta moonlight wm followed by»rudeawakening. For, Will I dear, the miui I had married was a drunk­ the affair, but I had tbo following version ard, n profligate, who expected by mean* of from tbe liutcl proprietor; A man named my small fortune to satisfy too** tastas and her life, which she warmly returned. imag­ Barton called on Winthrop thb moruing and dreirre which be himself hod no money to ine my fe-.-Unge at thii moment at tearing a wm shown -to bis room. A few moments gratify. After a brief, a very brief, period stern voice coll “Charlotte!” in exclamation later sunn- Juud talking wm beard, followed of married life, I gave him a sum of money by two pistol shots. Ttse d<-or being burst co couditiou that te would keep away from open, Winthrop wm found lying unconscious, ------------- —irowounded in the left groin, and Bari, n lay F. XJ. UL.AK.tLB. M. M. srribed. Picture to your ready imagination dead, with a ballet tn his brain and a the tearful maiden, tbe abashed (suppositi­ smoking revolver Ln lus band. Mr. Win- Merrill Block. Detroit. Mich. tious) lover, tbo irate parent; but no repro­ duction by your photographic intellect, my dear boy, could equal tbe actual sccna tta fluor. Otherwise •.l.rro wn* nothing un“Charlotte, wliat docs thb meanf.* during lib lifetime 1 cannot marry again, Echo only answered. however much 1 might ta temptel to do »c. “ Go to your room at once. ” can offer any Kuggvet.cm as to too cam.- uf Tbe moment 1 «u»i»<ted you were falling in tbo awful tragedy Barton camo hero from love wttb me I did all 1 could to warn you Paris, and Swans to have been a dissipated and discourage j ou. You would not tacdsort of chap Mr. Winthrop has tbo beta of - - and’ now that tid* - rr^r— to my daughter in future." my warnings, avowal lias “-—I"— care and treatment, aud all that con be done explain. ’ _ , lur wm be ue dona uona j dosurgeon uau wassays extracted for nlm him wil| Tbe ball r ' ” and leisure— for your own »ako ns i money wr>-« Bnj off tbo dragon • this afternom. iu>d tta that wc|l as mln-go. trawl, and amtnryourself - flounced, having ns> <>n tto whole rattar ; while of .xMrse there la danger, his naturally and never think mu againm yottr wUe If glftd n„ explanation was called for from ' strong constitution will carry him through, this parti 1g is hard for vou it is double «a I iwrjteyuu U'cauw 1 lavs often heard Mr. iwnwjou Hvaur * navr oiut. nearu JIr. «y ..... of you a* hb friend and ty -■ whi-p Lte ha« made j Winthrop ifxak --------------------------n prrci"u* jum ot uinnelf, .pr, ’| .u»«of Wwwir, and .nJ is enught redrwl- ' n<-«r»-<: n-Ldiv<r.lnli>.. 11will wii: t'-v v.«, v..,».« ,,, your conipansxuhqi will mate a great gap tand-lf baiutalf KbUU^lo.uuU V.'imt Charlotte toM her mother 1i --------,, rt|1 GRAND RAPIDS DIYIS’QM. in my life. Fain would I frame this letter In ', don't J—** *kn — w- .1• gut.a giimjisuof- ttam the' . notify you of any serious change. Moonmore tender language, but would it make next day getting into a cab as we were leav­ j time 1 remain, dear sir. truly yours, the jart.ng easier! Farewell, farover ing tta steamer at Livtr|>ou|, but aa I came CrtaKUBs Wklllxotux I'owilL Katiiciuxe directly here 1 have not seen or heard of • VIL j them since • t . (From Mia* Charlotte XclJraioe to Miss Susan follow me. I This towu sremt lively enough, but everyIL 1 thing grates wry unpleasantly on my nervre, « Kick Jul IS, IBS* [From >I*ss Charlotte Ncllvaloo to Miss Susan f and I have bad enough of iL I don’t know My Dearmt Boe—Well, I'm engaged al z Bascom. | where I shall go next, but 1 shall probaldy . Ox Board IL M. 8. Platoxic, I land in Moat* Carlo a little later In tbc sea­ i,KIS •band Rapids Lv. . AT fciXA. May 20. lb»7. f son. Wtaflior I break the bank or tbe txuik Middleville. Irving . .. breaks iqe <nnd tta latter alternative seems Hastixis minute, an i we are having a twautiful trip »> rattar more likely to occun, 1 niiall at ieort Charkw WuHingtou Powell! Of course 1 ffilffi:::: find some distraction. Jf I could only stop that it aecnml as though nature was crying thia infernal thinking machine of mine I NssbrtUc .. Charlotte....... with us end our friends at <**r porting. Dame might ta in a measure rontaatwl; but I can­ te to mo first I wouldn't listen to him HMdS. Nature's liars are very fnwh, though—no salt not drive tta thought of Katherine out of Jseksoa about tbciu-so Uu»t ratiaT *j«»Us the sinula. my mind, and tbe idea of tlie treatment sta back him up, and la-tween tbcni they made Detroit received-from that follow Barton cxojq-vratcs me give in. After aU. it is pretty nice to not been so lucky m 1 in escaping ssasick- mn so liiat 1 think if I were to ro<vt him I have a man right at your beek and call all noa. She succumbed almost tefore we should pick a quarrel with him and challenge tbe time, aixl Charlie is very useful, «pe----him on the spot 1 never have seen Mm, and ctally in traveling. W*won't l< umrned till mrel. haven't the faintatt idea wtat ta looks like, niter I get borne, which will l«i some time feeling that if ws met I next fall prolably. Fancy mo a staid and AL ^sasfinff. f bead or ban.! In thu gsmwn --Kllil ta rstaid without a bullet being fired at it Tbe br- though bo is rather rough in looks be b very ' saving art yretardsy, which ought to secure xiegod hnd to lie close; but old Maxwell good natured and [lolito to everybody, aud is me a mwlel from tbe humane society. I wm favorite in usiaamwmca llisht ore in ih- ll>» 1 —— * raise1 the devil about midnight by making a a sudden attack, and Ita Indians, thinking be face. Tbe eaptain introducsd him to me as »taxxlii.g, watching him, wteo be stumbled by building n large fire, showing them’be Mr. Winthrop, oFNew York. Ho is an aw- I and fell baavily. I grabber! him by tbs had wood and water. Mix Maxwell bad fully nice fellow, about 34 years old—just ‘ ojjar, ju*t in time to drag him out of tbe of B big van, which wm almost upon ! also Lad a tent put up, and the Indians ob- right for me-thoroughly olucatoJ and well ■ served tbp condition of tbe garrison wm read. Hr dreasea In tta l>e*t of taste, too, him and whieh would certainly have killed much improved, au if they liked it and were and isn't a bit of a dude. I hate dndcal him if It had run over him. He seemed ungoing to stay therv and fight it out, if it took meal. Duiwrj uarcu * uc™ ___ all summer. Dashing down on tb- fort, they saw one of ttam on deck tint morning look- .1 ho nu V“u 1 K*w Ingasthouglitahad taen drawn through a 1 “ W,°. coantryra“ of mine of the 1 find over a hundred shots at the tent, but , tw-ttcr < lass. Miougn nituer ore Mrs. Maxwell bravely stoxl bar ground and , thought 1 would save him free knot hole. quietly went on with her cooking. Tbe InMatSJ. I tho police, so I coiled a fiaere, j dians circled around the besh-g.nl for nearly We had quite a gale yesterday, at least I I ,. an hour, but It was observed they did not thould odl it so, Ifut the captain only laughed I in and ordered tbo cocker to h’itel, wiifce i placed tb« unknown in tbe fire mneb. when I exprorerd my opinion. I didn’t mta 1 care of tlie concierge, with instructions to "They are getting out of ammunition," a meal, but I did feel n little queer in tta i put him to 1*1. As I am leaving treuight 1 «axd Maxwell “Jatf us giro them a bluff," afternoon. That was only because I ate too ' shall put a couple ot louis in tbe hands of tbe end, jnmtdfr; ttfi, all tho man poured In a much at luncheon though. Mr. Winthrop i hotel people tare to p«J ta fellow's board steady aud rapid Uro for a few minutes. The । ha* tarn awfully good to maninix Poor old I and leave him a few francs for pocket money, reds fell back an i counseled agaiu. am! then lady! She has been so sick »be could hardly | so that ta wont be strapped in a foreign eno uf tbum i-apw down and lulled uot: move from tbe stateroom to ber deck ehair. “Good-by; wa oro going now “ He insisted on making her walk with him drres and pay tne; If not I shall charge it op “Don't,'■ cried MaasreB. “Gir* as mis this morning, up and down tta deck ro tliat to tbo patriotism secuunt But 1 would like more good fight before you go; do " Th* In ta fairly tired ber out. Then sta had a little to know who be is, aad wbstber we have any dian could ba board laughing as bo re.ih.vj , snooze and wukuiup really hungry. He is a mutual actjaamtanoM Yours. Will. back: trump, but dorsrft seem to care much nlxKit IV. “High I high I You are hasp mneb too making friends or meeting people. Hr seems to takind of down iu the mouth, but I gums braveI'' "Who are you people!" asked Maxwell 1 1’11 get at him before this voyage it over. Hom Carlo. Nov. 10. MatiM. I We've been having very smooth sea and j My Dearest Sue—Thb U tbe most fascin­ ating and lovely spot you ever saw from sev­ fair weather, and everything is simply lovely | by." “lalt on tbo squarer askadaw m tbemea —moonlight nights end dancing on the deek eral points of vww. Ms didn't want to come •hero a bit. but I was crazy to see wbat it wm of Maxwed. • ' and all that sort of thing—it is awfully ro- r like, and eo balldoxed bar into it, and got "I guess so," be said, "tart *• tak“ mantle and jolly. I bad a long talk and walk here to-night just before dinner. When we no citai.vvs. and keep class." „ . with him this m-milng. He has tho meat went into tbe table d'bote tbe first person I The Indians then ndooff. Maxwell end fascinating dark brown eyes you ever saw, Hw wm Will Winthrop, you rememlw-r be his little party kept close to the fort, but and tfhcti be look* straight at you it stems as is the man I told you about baring n»t on never saw an Indian They boil kilkd though ta could read your vary soul. IIo tbe steamer last spring. He saw us right eight reds in tho fight, and only two of tbelr won't talk cmcli about himwlf—*ays tbo sub­ men acre wounded. During the battle Mr. ject t* not inspiring. Tta dmics have re­ Maxwell Lad a close coll, a 1-Ml cufur.g awsy covered their bctltb. we got along all right. Ma waa quite nice to Mat C7. him, and be offered to take Us into the Casino I haven’t written anything for several hi, taw. Mra Maxwell bail a bad wound in dare. Things have been so lively, erso in . *___ ___ ——LuA aw-av a mrt of bar thu slow lAire, that 1 haven't tad tirna To I morrow wo ought to te fit Quaxtaown. WUl 1 ho man uaitxwn.* _______ i night of the siege reached Fort Keogh in eifoty,and CoL Baker with a party ofcavalry ^ofuZn';^. 3. iutb. wn* at once sent to tbo relief of thu bcloaname at Cba-les Welling^ Po»«dl. and b gucred little gomauu. Ho reached there tbe really quite decent. Hb summer ia Europe day after tliu Indians left and found Max­ „ -r. un 1--"U I well and bls party enjoying themrelvc*. Hv brought thorn back to Mike City, wbare they were faastoii by the cltisens and made much ■iavand then bare somebody U^re with a of. Mr. Maxwell gave up all idea uf wjttling ‘•lightning remere*' to pbc<ograi>h bfaijll* on the Little Minsonri and kaun* a citisen at Mike Cfty. He was tbc pkmenr tn start­ ing a line of stages from Miles to Deadwood ------ MU I think is of Lrefaml.^’d b* t»tvJ shall I bo ia Qusrastowu harbor. t.i shau , । * rj»*miol tomorrow tioru.a^. A load iu Uverpoot te*v* lords* 1’uwell told me □uaibor of our fellow txxnpaaloM <Ui leave Six," and tbe doctor said that If ft wm a podbie thing “Katherine” ought to be brought to him. “Katherine' proved to be Mrs. Borton, With svhotu Winthrop ha* been tn love a lung time (and bow be did flirt and fool poor little me last spring, too—horrid thing).' Bo they raided to Mr. Winthrop's couuu in New York, Mr. Brown, and be telegraphed Winthrop began to get better right ai Charlie says Mrs. Barton is lovely, am had a pretty iiard time with bur late hua- •oon. Yours, lovingly, P. a-Don’t let prop Lottul ber BL—Homo Journal Detroit. Jaakw . .. Eatot. Bavuli Ch*rlette.. Nasbvtlte... Morgan.. Qutatey . . Mlddfevflle irand Kaplib and (K'xxarrinKs.Oge A West Mie L?s?s’i£'i,re‘ii»£‘wX'54'sd tty and Petoskey. Chicago, Kalanaioo & TIME TABLE. ! Mouth.’ Hood * Haritai'Srills will not do Imnonlbllltle*It's proprietors let) plainly wbat It bu donre submit proofs from suums of llnqu»■ll<lneO• re­ liability, and ask you frankly If you are sufl<wu,r from any dlwaw or affection caused or pro looted by Impure blood or low state Of tbe »JBtern to try Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 of others is •ufflclent asMirauce hot qe dl*appoiutcd tn the result. 'MAY GOD BLESS YOU! New York sad Psctte Ex- HAHN. Iweal *|WH, Havttags. i.n fl.> *T. A..Cbleago. Stiitlon* ' ...Nash's*............ . Cloverdale----- I ...Cre*»y . I’.ichlsud Jiiuc't Ksiaii.asno •Ftsx station*. When we are In trouble we cry Kir help of Treat Creek. BL (lair Co- Ala.. wHIct. -1 had a ba<! attack crfclillH and fever Nysystem Where An Ton Going? would palpitate tor two hours at s Ume. l«s wook! ret rold to the knees. audJ fully pertod to " bottle of« ler, B»tel in a anu •Wifi WHS DYSFIPTICt oturbt io neiimnaiui Thb n-nm'v o|wus the body, expels tbe pilson from tbe REJOICE �________________ base ball ATTRACTIONS. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. I MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. THE WEEK’S PROCEEDINGS IN THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. The Geiser Goes Down with Scores of People. BARTLEY BREEN BOLTS. Chfcagn SSdriphi* VOL. ME HUNDRED AND FIVE VICTIMS Of a OoUmou Between Two SteamOT— Boused from Bleep to Face Grim Death. mm around until bo wu picked up. Human Freight on by the Wieland -Ac- hi* bunk and j cabin bald it tbe Thingvalla wa* hanging almost within went up hand over-band to tha Thlngvalla. York Saturday, August 11, for Stettin, the Chicago roeolutian was adopted. Tbe flsherie* treaty was then reeumed and Call. Gra’*. George and Beck spoke in favor of Its rat­ ; inning the Chlification or portponment, while Hoar spoke tripte ptey. Krockaui against either. The delate wa* pending when tbe senate nd journal. ■ In the boose Dubois offered a resolution calling for a list of pardon* granted by tbe York. pnxiidmitto pereou* convicted of unlawful cohabitation in Utah since March. 1S86- A ?Tt B^ton-Boston 10. Detroit 7; at Phil*djphia-Pbii^iphUA “ Washington—1'anbington 5. nttaburgn. ease*. Tbe senate bill increasing tbe pen. . .w— it. fl rut tim* tho fortification* bill wa* taken up.and pend­ ing a decision of a point of order against .the provision for a gun factory at Watervliet Thingvalla Very few of thoao lost belonged arsenal, on the ground that «uch matter was Ln thl* city or vicinity; ne*rly al£ tbe pas- out of tbc jurialiction of tbe appropriations inngnrs wei committee, the house adjourned. tickota were finance committee. A bill was introduced requiring tho craws of American vessel* of all kind* to be three-fourths American citiJena Andersen. Thirty-three tickets were VICTIMS OF THE COLLISION. board tbo Tblng-alia it was found tliat eighty pmaeuger* and thirty-three of tba crew of tbe Geiser were missing. Tbe Hamburg line steamship Wieland, ' the Thingvalla, tho latter pr's-ooding in a damaged condition far Halifax, while the Wieland proceeded to ■d off Hable island. The minutes. Tbe Thing- ferrod to tbe IV inland and brought here with thir- Tbe Thingvalla left Stettin July 26, and Co­ penhagen Aug, 4 for Sow York. She is _ ______ ■ I___ ____ . T 1. tn._ I. t 04, Tte collimcm occurred about 4 o'clock Tuesday morning. First Mate Henry Brown had been iu charge, tbe captain haring ro- and defended by Morgan . who did not con­ clude hi* »j«w<-h. Throe vetoes of pension hills were received, a* well as a veto of a joint re»olulion providing for printing additional journal. The bouse concurred in the senate amend­ ments to tho bill pepviding for tho erection of n marine hcxpitel at Evansville, ind. Tbe ser.ate bill to regulate tte telegraph Engineer lino, was referred to tho commerce com­ Larsen, Third Engineer Engelbrecht, Purser mittee In committee tbc fortification* bill Gnywwn and Rtewardeas Anna. wa* taken up, but Tuwmhtnd of THinoi* ob­ jected, nn l die committee rose. An attempt Zochu«, J. C. Moldborg, L. Nfileoa. Hilda wa* made in order thb bill taken up, but although ttervll call showed a bare quorum, Ebenfelt, and L. Clauaon. the votes on the motion were'all diort After n «bort time spent in thb filibustering tbo house adjourned. trad, Kittel Gullikson, Peter Carbon, J. E. Waxhixotox City, Aug. 16—Edmund* Frederick Sorvnaen, J. Gustafson and child, offered n rmolution in tte *ensto yroterday J. Janson, IL Haudbig, Hilda Barjstrom, for an inquiry “ to whether any white p«oKaren Hanson, Viliam Ljungstrum, JIna Kjelddm, Maria Jceufmu and children, Amanda Andersen, Haldja Olson, Johanna Andersen, Andrew Injebrietsebn and wife and child; A. J. Janson, O. banka on the 1st instant, ar.d amount* and W. flUntter Peter Miller, A. J. C descriptions of securities pledged for repay­ Lind, Idn Malmgren and child. E. Pnterrou, ment of «uch departs. A bill wm pawed for and wife and child. Nicolina Nitnp, Albert tho relief of person* who have jiaid Ji30 per aero for land* since reduced to 11. XI Tbe Kitten Luvenson and child. Niods Hanson, fisheries treaty then camo up, and Morgan, sen. rotor Mannon, Anna neexer anti cuua, audio. ChrUt-u-n uxl two .Uldrra; Ol. Christoffenwm, Elixateth Borg and child, C. Brootb, O. IL Lie, Mra. /onsen ruid infant, Mrs! James Andoraen, Andrew Sodesbolm, Mm John Jonson aud infant, JCarl Junarburg and wife, J. Bockland, T. -E. Strom­ berg, Berth Kortcropyand child, Christina Kundsen, and Clirirtian Christianson. Of theov Ander* Andersen, Carl Johanaon, Maria Jooefson and children. Amanda AnBrooklyn; A. J. Lind and Ida Malmgreui er* are booked from Ht Paul, Chicago, and tight compartments were broken into, and The convention tbeu uominatel u,. ing ticket: Govern--r. WlMmsn Milks ite-/ tenant governor, Paul Ms.' ’ ■Ute- Gwrg- McAUUter connected with a S.OOJ.OOO-fallon of education, John Rairdea. Tho platform declares bx- the ateHtfo, of national tanks, government omtrol of mu' ways, telegraphs, and min», aj.*' nM wurly M.OOO.MO <•* <*>•«• «“■ “• tne rortnuure of all unearned land mat, and for equal wages far the Tbe bolter* gathered fn tte Uirhinn Ei change hotel, representing 211 deb«ta, sad held another convention, unterdng lb» Ff-ffe Following is a list of the saved: Officers: Capt Carl MWIer, Second Mate Jorgi-nwn, Third Mate John Peterson, York—-’'w levs v. Borton 4, iMtroit 8-tweive innings; atPbti- Chicago, Aug. 17.--After tiring, teatlug and shutting out tbe “Giants." the Chicago dub went to Borton and met tho >10,000 exparts—C!ark»on and Kelly—and got a bad fait Hornung, of the Hortotrt. «a* knocsed insensible by a pitdn-d 'jail, and taken home. Congestion of tbo brain 1* feared. —New York ». Detroit 0: at Philadelphia— Philadelphia I, Pittsburg 0; at Washington —Waahingtim JI. Indianapolis ft ball games at Boston and New Yo?k were prevented yesterday by rain. The other elute made tbe following isxrre: At Philadolphia—Philailolphla 4. Btuburg 0; at Washington—Washington 7. Indianapolis *1. rum present « • _______________ .» —-It 1- —1»~ tte to pay hi* debts. Some folks are not troubled that way. Karl Heinrich was an employs in tbe TO SPEAK AT CHICAGO. November. As the Central folks didn't wem inclined to remunerate him for bi* low Karl ba* commenced a Ki'.JiOO suit against tbe company. COLt XBUK. Ohio. Aug. i- -Judgs Tlar. man received a call Friday r:^n P. Cady, William Fltxg-TsLl JuL tbe middle of July, causing hw death one appotntol by th- Co-A County (lUta*, Democratic club to come to CoSumbu* mi solicit from Judge Thuro-iu, the premhs of ground thl* season That', pretty good far the upper peninsula, where it used to be npjxwed that nothing but iron, copper, cuwedneM nnd cold would thrive. gentlemen had ___ — Judge Thurinsu . intention of <.-|caiag th* campaign in Michigan on 2iwl, at Pttrt Huron, and now they askud hint to go direct mated al l.x'.UUO.OOO taabeb, being about oar and give him a royal reception. Th* visitor,, ted a pleasant mil at Judge Dmman'* residence, and returned, highly plasm, for they received s promise from Jodr* Tbe talk of disbanding Kalama mo's Tri- nine got nine run* id'tho eighth inning. At Boston—Boston IS. Chicagb B; al New York —New York 7. Detroit B; at Washington Qty—Wa^ingtim 5. Indianapolis I—six in­ nings. rain; at Philadelphia—Philadelphia L Pittsburg K Abl Democratic club, andiua-b-.n Illinois Central and Grand Trunk railway cobtwm- Tte Tittalawas«eo broom company'* force romnuttw^, A CRASH NEAR CHICAGO. In committee of tbe whole tbe ▼Het arsenal was withdrawn, ami tbe bill. journed. ' WABH!xerox City, Aug 17.—Tbe senate PI subscription was rai»Al in tbe Celery'city to THREE D’EATHB RESULTED. Ben Foot, a Branch countv huntsman. Brgviutxviixx. Ohio, Aug. I".-A pen. liar accident occurred iwar .this cty Priifr . Following are tbe names of the in Jared persons: Thoma, Splan, baggagaman. cf Cincinnati, lodly wounded about tbe head gTUAET, '““Si —— --j Muskegon aidermen manage .to while ropn broke and tbe bucket f-U » dwtsneetf R.MB< growing thb season in Lake and Mason their black cousins. I Robert Hubbard, of Ithaca, will board aV where be found hi* son iinciwH*, b«. bf arranging tbo rop" al>out bh l^’-y. Ead him H dislocated and slightly bruised about tte shoulder-blade* broken, died, and botf* b»- Jan* Anderson, i’hiladolphia; John Lorain, Port Richmond; Hilda Lind. New York (ter two children were lost); Paul Paulsen, Chicago; Laurels Runnerdel, Chicago; John TenvoJdo, Chicago; Christotwn Klcosem, Chicago; H. J. Johansen, Chicago, John Ehlquest, Chicago; Alf Andarwn, Brook­ lyn; Peter Johnsen, HL Paul; ‘ Wils., °BL Paul. I rune 1 ”«• •*«»• l» Uku .t i»oo ik-Uj. Illinois Central'* Kankiikeo line collided with a freight train ou th* Grand Trunk, in­ A debate -regarding Gen. Harrison'* ‘ political ‘ position on tbe Chinese occupied most of tte juring nine persons more or lean sariuuily, and wrecking complotoly tbe engine, tender. journment the conference report on tin, army appropriation was presented, and or­ coaches of tbe pawnger train and two dered printed. officer an tbc bridge, who said shrill blowing of whistle*. Yorke actol like for Chicago. sued by A. Paul, Minn. Geiwr sank »> fast, however, that tefore tbo boats returned from tbo Thlngvalla after their first trip, tbe disabled steamer had Robert Campbell. •anger* nnl mvonteen of tbe ived. Seventy-nine passengers Fourti panic stricken p-ioplo were got into boats as rapidly aa jxxwible, tbo Thingvaila’s boatu BAKTOrCM innings; allowed in November for ■wain'* crew from tbe Thingvalia. Has 14.—Edmund* Wabhingtox Crrr, 6 A BRUTAL COWARD, cut ^nu internal injuries; John Mahoney, fireman of freight train,badly sprained ankle tiiain? s Portland L^MITH troit will establish a dub bouse at Orchard over, a domestic employtd oa , William Slelserin the town of WoaSsm. was shot • and' kill'd by George DEATH OF BETH GREEN. Canada. THE THINGVALLA IN PORT. generalship ot the state, and don’t you forget it Tbe RejAibllcan. Democratic and Probi­ other In wild tion, bill presented and referred. Tbe fish- Bobtom, Aug. 17.—Tbe steamship Thing­ valla arrived at Halifax Friday morning, badly damaged. Capt Laub make* the following stateunder advisement, and tbe senate adjourned. hi* residence in this city at 1 o'clock titia morning. Mr. Green wm born in Rocbeeter March 19, 1817. Hb whole life wm devoted to tbe artificial propagation of fish, and since 1964 he tied followed that pursuit at hb fa- of Mio, wa* terribly scalded by falling into mou* fish hatiheriM at Caledonia. At tbe officer on tte bridge at 4 o'clock in the morn­ erim. During hb experiments be batched artificially the spawn of about twenty resolution for another inquiry into tbe pub- kinds of fish, and abo hybridised striped baa* with (had, »had with terring, brook rushed on deck iu my night clotboa Just trout with Mlmon trout brook trout with ngalnst considering the Oklahoma bill, as also Califoruta salmon, salmon trout with white We ha<l collided with a large fish, and European trout with American , and struck her amiddilj®, brook trout He wm decorated with silver below tbe mainmast For a m-xtal* in thb country and Europe. Ho wm A who wwTZnding in took a revolver from bi* pocket asd shotbrr L.awi bad lately returned from Colurado sod it » supposed'tnat be killed th* girt tecan* •»* iSXu.b..—.1 "•“*‘5—± rofuwd hi* suit When the loiiw «w I’OOK * ing the secund officer shout out: ‘Part helm f C canty. ricultural warvbou* hurt 83,(DO worth by P N.w Vow, Aw ILT11 JfARTLN loud chrioks from tbo people on both sidpi aft and ordered my crew mo.a7»a ^."w » sion legislation, and the house adjourned. passed a resolution yesterday instructing the; District committee to require tho District eom- vsasal we had collided with. OMeewithJ. married since UBH, and Iravta four children. Washixotox City, Aug. 16-Tbe ‘4^ From him re paid no further alt«W*i railway* in thi* city. tbe | AMES settling quiet my passenger*. This I did. Daylight WM just breaking, and there wya no fog, bat immigrant*. Tho c-juvaution 'ten took com until 4 p m. MXX.WAVKXK, WM, -■‘"S C«rt lull..; senate then adjourned until Monday. ■' Minneapolw ^cond, making » W-years-oid Ovid girt, -XFT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-08-29.pdf 4eb3523b921db4541af82a89ddef2b0c PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. ■ VOL. XXXHl. NO. 18. HASTINGS. MICH.. AUGUST. 29. 1888. Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays, by Ml i»nn ot .ton |„ th. MrE.lre; ,1. -trict last Monday. • — — T_at— Barby Cwjcty, Mremoxx. Postmaster; lufnileld In ■ JOB PKINTtNG. ertdcIstcRin th" Job Printing De­ Creek. eySTaayffiga?- v «> i« new; and with the latest faces of 21 .> : .<>•.: ipproved pattenia of machinery.'orkmcaVuiployed.enable* tbe BespecUuUv, COOK AkTBKMRN. ^AKlH POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tin* ,■ ' >-r nerer varies. A man el ul pu • h hoire' tueun*. More econom urt.. ’MUuiry kinds. *ud cannot be sold — »:U> U> multluiile of lowtest. abort reiA: sL.il. •'! phtepbste powders. Bold only . ,.C>, II. I AI lAKiatn I’ownaa Co., loc Wall *r NvV oct MRt M roV.LElL lj 0. ■ IMrii’t. fonacrly drcupied by pr. Jones, over H «i i» S Armau’fc/ . QTUARi'. KNAPFEN A VAN ARMAN, i? I Lawyers. I'rartice In all • ju-c* ol tl:« stale and in the Tolk-i stAtr* court! •jft.-e* over tasting* National Ban*. Hxstlnp. Michigan. Uss Jiir 15, U and IT. new .h if -A. <.ran J Rapid*. Mich. CuHrs M. HAJ'ES, < • Attorney at laiw. K Hastlugs, Midi. am; t1 .•ciirctten*. Musar to Loam ox Hr il I voice oyer WelMcrtj hardware H BEK, M. D.. ysiijian and Surgeon. < rt m t store. Office hours from 2 ( W LOWRY. M. ft.. VT. Pbysli lan n:id Surgeon. Mrs. Hopkins’ mother I* vfalting her. John Brouaun and wife are visiting friends here. Mrs. Mixer, of your city, is visiting friends here. The friends of Mrs. Magowau surprised her-last Tuesday by flocking in upon her with well laden baskets of good things to eat, also material for two comfortera, one of which they tied, and then tied another. ■ The same day other ladle* n-et at th,, church and matte the carpet and put it ’ wn. Yesterday wa* a gala day for the Coni­ rs 1 he new M. E. church was dedicated. Il is a |,erfect gem of a church, costing in­ cluding furnace Si.iiOO. Tbe trustee* re­ ported a debt of saoo. After the morning services conducted by Rev. J. I. Buell, the presiding elder, lie proceeded to raise the deficiency^ in a abort time 8588 wa* aubacribed. Rqv. Lee, of Haatlng*. con­ ducted tbe evening service*, after which 83d was sulwrilted toward a bell. Rev*. Wakefield, Stewart. Cutler and Rowland were present and took i*art In the services. The house was filled to overflowing and every body rejoiced. Corn I* suffering for tbe want of rain. and also late |«tatoes. Pet Shively is stoppingwith her cousin, Mr*. II. E. Hendricks, of Middleville. George Cappy Sr. attended tto- F. M. conference at Ambel near Howald City. Mr. being a delegate of Pod Auger. We understaud N. Bruee and wife visit। ed in Hasting* last week.. Miss Myrtle Sirively Sundayed with her parents at Pod Auger. Henry Welton ha* returned from GreenvilRl. where ho; ha* been employed as fruit agent' .Fred <’as*ndy I* now engaged in the ineat market business. Those wishing to purchase freaii meat at low figures and de­ livered at your doors should patronize him. Annie Ickes, of Hasting*. Sundayeil with, her brother at this place. * Foil Auger wa* well represented at the4 republican convention last Wednesday. We learn that O'Donnell has uofr moved yet. Mr*. I- Stedgr i* reported a* being on the sick list. Frank Durfee is on the sick list. John Bronson and wife attended the dedication of the M. E. church last Sunday at Martin Corner*. We understand that E. Parker has rent­ ed his farm to Mr. Scott for three years, and also sold hl* team to the same. £YEzs4 EAR audtUe preservation of vision fiLG^rl}' ’’p^ctaci'k8 <>®reafrl residence un Broadway, near Court itotjw. Ilaiimgs, Mich. MNITH d: COLGROVE, O Lawyers. ■ In L’mon block, Hastings.) Pracilre <• ab tor court* of the state. A. \ Horney al Law. uromptly 4tt'ii4lDXp. £ (..WEI.H»N Rev. Bridenstine visited bl* daughter Mrs. A- Sheldon and old friend* last week. The U. B. Sunday school visited with the Woodland Sunday school In a general picnic Thursday last. Mr*. L. Gardner entertained her Sunday school class Tuesday afternoon. Ice cream, candy and nuts were served. C. Scofield, of Jaeksnn, visited hta par­ ent* last week. C. F. Wilkinson has bought the west 10 acres of J. Lockhart's,40 acres. Mrs. Wm. Benton lias returned to her home In Hastings. M. Shore* drive* a fine span of sorrel l» ««*ut for ths Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. He wri:-» pniteje* on a man’s property against J* by fire, lightning or wind: against a man’a Ute by de*:* acd accident. ' colta. Several sheep buyers wen- on our street* ,aMt WP,?k. । t-i.Jack frost wa* seen in our vicinity |JOOK * SHELDbN. Thursday morning. J. Watring has a new wind mill. Mm. Jacob McLane and daughter, of Coirchester. Ont., are visiting Acr sister . (Offiretn Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) .I*v» th- only ict of Abstract Books In Barry County. ' P 'IL.TIMMERMAN. Hotumpathlc Phy1 • sb-ian and Surgeon. (Dlfcr over ijRiirop'a drug itcre.) Mrs. E. IhOcJriiart. Gezi. GpQmfleld lias commenced hl* new ^Mn Ovcramlth’s son ii *‘ck' ,n A. Snider was at the Co. hub Friday on bUWn?"Troxel la putting the ARTIN V. BARKER, Reni Estate, In- touches on Mr. Luteon's new brick huuae. Miranee and Loans. Mrs. A Colter and daughter, of Chicago, Qlloewttb J.-; Huuyau* Hon z door* north are visiting her parents D. W. Smith and • a , , °* rostofflee. • :i.-.:>!> ^iven to making exchange* ^Farmer* are busy fitting ground for fall M property. The Intel mta of noo-rMidint property •;« ner* carefully looked attar. Fhcma Mau Ute* f.y wj5 or exchange. House* and " Mr.1 Kart I* making arrangement* to M visit friend* In the south part of the state. Your scrilie Sundayed with friends in TAMES a. SWEEZEY, w h Lawyer. Hatoogs, Mich. 101,1 C9Urt* »<Use 11 M^'shores Was at Hastings tlie Sgd. as n Offlc0 0TBr Hastings City Bans, Hastings, - - Mich. delegate to the republican contention. Thomas Fry’s youngest child is very(hIc1l Mrs. Ovid Miner, of ClevelsmL visiting her mother-in-law. Mr*. A. • Miner, who b very da?**n,ut r naiula lh»*Ler and her sister Mags will start for their home in Cleveland CAPITAL, SSO.OOO.OO. iocopnratea under tbe laws of the State, of Michigan. °feo tar buMtiew Dee.. 16. IMS In building •nerty occupied by Messer Broe. ufficebs: <J. D. Reblnwn. I’resWeot; directOM: 3. Goodyear, 0. G. Koblnsofl. L 8 Kuapptn. W. II. J. A Oreble. C « h—' "?T ”'S we think It about time she was visiting Pine lake cousin._ NasbVllto. Tnmun h- *»» dej»ot platform and hurting his head, but is much belter. . A party from Richland consisting of “T S *<XS’ x - B' lh» rn>ubll~n dub u?IdU>»The republicans of tbls pw . taatlc over the nominations made ro ty officer*. ^..i ftehto,occurred Sunday. Where last Saturday night and sunaoj were our offitNjra? nMl Monday, UUT BCBCKnn to having their sins washed away or Itedr horse* legs broken they were aetonlshed. fusion Ju»tk*inching a MU* L. Belgh cummencea u-acau^ ■* °*Mral Booking Buataeta TrMMrfetf picnic at Morrison lake last Wednesday. T. Corrigan shipped a carload of bogs to Buffalo last Saturday. The regular quarterly meeting of the German M. E. church took place Sunday, and Rev. F. Nagler. of Berea, Ohio, was prreeut and conducted the meeting in an able manner. Geo. Nagler and wife visited at G. Nag­ ler'* west of town Sunday. Farmers, yea. everybody is earnestly and patiently waiting for rain.. F. E. Brunner and lady spent Sunday in Lowell Rev. F. Nagler preached to a full house of earnest listener* Sunday evening in the Congregational church. Several of our town attended the prohi­ bition meeting held tn Bowse Sunday evening. ■ Il Wolcott was in Ixiwell Saturday. F. D. Tarlton, of Lowell, was in the village Wednesday. Henry Mishler now clerks to the Com­ mercial house. Foster Sisson and Smith Wills departed for Ohio Wednesday where they will be engaged iu selling patent feaeo. T. 8. Brice has a cousin visiting him from Ohio. dinner with Mnt Catherine Ryan one Uttie Whitney win t<egin her school In *-wk ago last Sunday. North Castleton next Monday. L. H. Barnes and Daniel Thompson. Frank Guy. of Woodland, visited Maple Grove friends over Sunday.. home last Sunday. Minnie Bishop, of Sebawa. Ionia Co., visited Mary Guy Sunday. dence of M. Hare one evening last week J. D. Guv Is on the sick lisL for the benefit of Rev. McLean. T. 8. Briri! and cousin were at tbe Co. More hi.uXarth i\movlnF the old Bowton seat Saturday. ADDmONALLOCAL NEW8""~-r »~r Bffiv Wheeler, of Woodland, vlalted Eva Robert Sunday. .Chas. Jenner, of Hastings township, ’*5,*<»“on ot Nashvllk. repubin Rev. Sheldon preached bis farewell ser ­ died Sunday. He had been in poor health Thisday * U ““dleville nex? mon at the U. B. church last Sunday even­ ing Fitzgerald poet, G. A. R., and highly re­ Rowtu? I1** "0,d hiB meat raericet to spected by all whn knew him. The republican ticket seems to give sat­ Aeke^’ ** n,ck0^ isfaction with the republicans of Maple A « *°,rt hl* property to There wHI bo a meeting of ti)e Freeport A‘l!!n n'wh*» Will move his office there. Grove. republican club Wednesday evening of John Acket, of North Maple Grove and Len Felghner ha* started north, prmnext week, which will be addressed by Will Burdick, of Hickory Comers, have l*^tltot for a location to start a paper. Clement Smlth’of this city. The Freeport i*»ught H. Roe's meat market club now nun‘~---------------------------‘ »' 111. Vo. The farmers along Quaker brook have awav F * raNery, white he Is cleaned out the clutnnei of tbe saint! which and expecta to this time ttti election day. O. U. SfCKKR. was greatly needed. Some from here will take in tbe excur­ PratrlavlUe. sion to South Haven. , buggy manufactured st Marshall. Nearly’ all the criminal eaee* were con­ Quarterly meeting wa* held at the M. E. A. J. Caln and wife, of Carlton. tooki’n tinued. ' church last Sunday, also meetings the the picnic at Lade Odessa Saturday. Case of John Blossom, charged with In­ James Hallett and wife, of Hasting*, Tl"' Pf»Wln< elder Geo. Perking and S. W. Finch were in decent exj>osure. wa* dismissed. vUlfted at W. C. Dunham * last Saturday. B,,d three other ministers ts-ing present. Grand Rapids a few days last week. Casper Dunham and Frank Trott, viola­ Mr. Perry and others went to. Allegan P. O. Dunham and wife vifiited Assyria Rev. Pillsbury and May Rogers, of l*stw«*k to attend the tol.tirr*’ reunion. Center Good Templars lodge last Satunlav Hastings, were the guest of H. Roger’* tion of liquor law. failed toappear, and the bondsmen of each wll have to pay $2i». । i . *nuual ^‘Italh school picnic will evening. ja*ople Friday. A nolie jm*. Was entered in ease of peo­ l»e held al Gull lake next Thursday. A The dance which was to be held at Mc­ ple va. David Fuller, charged with forgery. Kelvey’s hall last Friday did not materialgrand time is anticipated. John L. Blossom. Talar pretense*, plead­ j ,Sr- lu‘h arrived for an in­ las on account of a scarcity of participants. If dry weather continue.*, much longer ed guilty, and was sentenced to 80 days tn definite stay with her son. M. J. C. IL Palmer and wife visited friend* in jail. ’ corn and [Wtatoe* will lie a failure. Will Murphy, wife and *on spent Sun­ Battle Creek last Friday and Saturday. Birdsall Mfg. Co. v*. Z. Parks, assump^ Mrs. Hunsicker is improving. day at Dr. Socket’*, from whence Mr*. C. Evan*, J. Shoup. H. N. Moeey and . The republicans have nominated a strong sit. Judgment for plaintiff of 8588.88. Murphy goes to Allegan for a short visit. C. W. Taylor attended aX’. I- conference .1. A. Grebie va. Nelson and Carrie Cross, county ticket and we bespeak succeM to Rev. S. Collin* ha* gnnr for a visit to In Hasting* last Saturday. assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff 8411.64. C. Marshall began teaching the fall term the entire ticket hi* parent*. City bank vs. Wm. H. Ransaw, forelosure Billy sowed n new kind of millet seed Dr. Hyde and wife contemplate a visit of school in the Dunham district last week. decree granted Several from thia town were in attend­ last spring, he is now harvesting his crop to Canada in ttie near future. Emma Wood v*. Loren Wood, divorce, Mr*. Homer Jaekson. of Kansas, called ance at the teachers institute during part and is more than satisfied with tbe result decree granted. Ge«>. Barden. Arthur Haight and Naccy of tlie session. on her friends here last week. Addie Mortlock va. Cbaa. L. Mortlock, A. . Cooper lias returned from Otaego 1‘arks have secured board at B. S. Holly’*. divorce, decree granted. School Commences in three week*. ' F. F. HIllMirt, Dr. Benwon, Ix.itFauland when- lie ha* been at work dutfiix imrt of Perry Stowell v*. Dora B? Stowell, di­ Frank Aspinall went to Detroit on Thurs­ Rev. S. Collins ha* returned from hi* the summer. vorce. decree granted. day to wltnes* the game of ball Fore*: lodge 1. O. G. T. will hold an visit home, and tilled his appointments a* Lydia Edmundson fra. Robert D, Ed­ Dora Williams was buried on Saturday. open lodge meeting on Saturday evening usual Sunday. The M. E. church Is undergoing exten­ mundson. divorce, decree granted. Mrs. Terpenning nnd Mr*. M. A. John­ Sept. Itt. at Good Templar* hall. t<> which sive repairs. son spent Saturday at Cloverdale yvith Mis* all are invited. A program of recitation*, cree granted. “Johnny and Me” 1* an interesting story. essay*, reading and music has been pre­ Nellie Dayton. Rachael Sheperd va Merritt Shepherd, Anyone who desires to read the same will Mr*. Walter Bush is again at E. Tem­ pared for tbe occasion, it is hoped that divorce, decree granted. take tire News. . everyone who can will l»e present and help M. F. Jordan vs. Nlel Steward, bill in ‘ple’s. after a week spent among friend* in making tbe meeting n success. Several of our people attended the picnic ■ aid of execution, settled. east of here. at 1-ake Odessa Saturday. Two chancery cases were dincoutinued,, Mrs. Joe Church, of Kalamazoo, I*, the E. Lucas has completed the wall under and three stricken from calendar, as they guest of Mrs. Harthorn. Mr*. Roltert Griffin I* visiting relatives S. Haight's kitchen. were Jury cases. Dr. McLeay and wife has returned from D. Miller will build a kitchen soon. ।their visit to Gratiot. in this vicinity. Court began its session Monday afternoon The school yard Is being graded nicely. Addle Hall is working at S. Greusel’s in Mni. Wm. Font wa- calling upon her A good coal of paint would make the and closed yesterday । former nelghboraand friends in our village Hastings. Alice Hall Is recreating in tbe northern fence look letter. on Saturday last. The dry weather has compelled many of Court opened Monday, and the follow­ John Calm* and wife are visiting hi* part of tire state. ' ing cases are on the calendar. No Jury Is Eber l^ke I* putting down a drive well our farmers to put up windmills. family at his former hoina D. Miller say* that a certain dog visits drawn: • A good many of our townspeople .go to —and putting It down too! bls garden and carries oft roasting-ears. Hubble Stilson is at home and very sick. <South Haven on the excursion Tuesday. Mr. Held exhibited his dogs at Lake Miss Ella Youngs will leave thi* week The people va Clement Mudridge, fofrThe Sabbath school picnic take* place on Odessa Saturday. for Muskegon to resume labor as prin­ • Thursday next at Gull lake. A considerable of sickness is reported cipal In Apple St. school. . The people vs. Thoa Casey. burglary. Edna Haven* expects to go to Muskegon in this vicinity. The people vaGcc.. Cox. receiving stolen Lawrence Hilbert and wife have Just gotkls. next week. returned from Port Huron. • T. J. Kelley and family vi*ite<t friend* A. K. Stewart and wife visited at Eber The people va Edward Dcmaray. as­ . Rejarrted that Uncle Goodness will be in Hasting* last week, returning home on sault and battery. Lake'* this week. J « Sunday*. The people va Jun. L. Blossom. indecent Tiie W. C. T. U. met at Eber Lake’s last married soon. ' Nellie Snyder spent last week with _ Will Burdick ha* bought an interest In a week and set a quilt together and took It exposure. • meat market ut Nashville, where he will to Rob’t Gamble’* mid quilted It for the Hastings friends. Mr*. F. F. HUirert and children are move his family this-week. tion of liquor taw. drunkard's home In Chicago. spending the week with Grand Rapids Pastures are fearfully dried up. Some The people v*. Frank Treat, violation of Remember the meeting of the temper­ liquor law. \_ fanner* are cutting up coni to feed stock. ance iltrraty society this week Saturday friend*. Mrs. Levi Holme* I* spending the week Henry Black I* entertaining a brother-in­ evenlng. All are Invited. The people v». David Fuller, forgery. ■law and tu-pliew from Indiana. with her son in Bay City. The people vs. Armllle Hallock, child Alice Coburn Is visiting at her uncle's, Yovng Soldikr. Lucien Polly Intends visiting hi* daugh­ John Patterson's, in Irving. murder. ter Allie, who resides In Iowa the present The people vs. Joseph T. Goucher, at­ Edith and Edna Haven*. Albert EyclesL. Hilbert Is rusticating at Detroit, Port tempt to dig up, disinter, remove and car­ hymer and others are attending the teach­ Huron, and a number of other places. Mr*. Helen Slattery', daughter of J. W. ers'" Institute at Hasting*. ry away a buninn body. . Last week while Henry Curtis was The people vs. John Curtis, larceny. Ford. 1* on the slek list. H. Hlteluger is building kit* of fence, threshing, his stacks caught on fire It Is The people vs. Thisxlorv Smith, felon­ Many people within the radius of certain and lias cut tlie brtfth along the north side supposed from the engine and burned up ious assault. iKiitudary lines are quite curious to know of his farm. about 500 bu. of wheat and about 350 bu. The people vs. Alexander Kain, fcirggry. when and where the infair of those high Mrs. A. Barnaby and Wm. Rule visited of oats. It seems that if these steam contracting parties, whose union wa* sol­ at Middleville Thursday Instead of Tues­ threshers cannot thresh without burning pretenses. emnized at the court house on tin- 16th is day. up the farmers crops that they had better The people va. 'Emory Parody, violation Mrs- Joe VanArman and Mrs. Harlow to be Held? I quit, and thresh the old way with the old of village ordinance. Mrs. D. C. Ranney and family are rusti­ Carter were In this vicinity last Friday. horse power. The people vs. John Robert, violation of A tramp with a bag of green corn *n his cating at Crooked lake. Mra. D. B. Kilpatrick spent several days village ordinance. Threshing of grain h nearly finished In back was seen In this vicinity last week. with her sister Mrs. Mills at Saranac last The people vs. Sam’l Fowler, violation thl* locality, and a light yield of wheat Is The Star W. G. T. U. will hold their of village ordinance. reported with an Inferior quality in next meeting on the afternoon of Sept 4th On Friday last Chauncy Priest was kick­ The people va William Trace, violation at the home of Mr*. Griffiln. many instances. ed five times by hl* horse but not injured of village ordinance. Corn I* sfibrtencd in consequence of con­ very badly as he was out on Saturday. IMUlS OF FACT. ■ tinued dry weather. Potatoes the same. Geo. Lane ha* again returned to Wood­ First national bank of Grand Haven, Emma Mead started Monday to visit her land to live. Mich., vs. Wesley’Fox and Zagonla Fox. old home in Clyde, Ohio. There Is some talk of trying at our assumpsit. issue March 14, 1888. George Brown is vl*lting bls brother on school meeting to change the time of our Delayed Letter. First national bank of Grand Haven, John Wilkinson attended the re-unlon of the lake shore. annual school meeting from Sept, and Mrs. Van DeWalker and granddaughter July which would be a good thing as that Mich., va Wesley Fox and Zagonla Fox. his regiment at Rock Island. llllnoK last assumpsit, issue June 18, 1888. , Nellie are visiting relative* In Hastings. would give each set of officers control of IMFARLA.NC1M. * Endrimer Cole, of Assyria, visited at Martin Ever*, the principle wheat buy­ their own hiring of teacher*. . The Blnlsell manufacturing company Fred Griswold commence* a fall term of va Zebadiah Park, gssumpslL Frank and Fred Quirk’* last Satuntay and er in this section, is paying/ute. for white and VOc. for red wheat. I _ school in the Tamarac district on Monday. John A. Grable va Nelson H. Cross aud Sunday, ^k^ tiwaine frightened A number went from this way last W edOn Saturday test Wm. Zuschnitt lost an Carrie K. Cross, assumpsit. while coming from Nasiivillc last Saturday, neaday to the Richland and Spring Brook eight year old hnr*e which he valued at CJIASCKKY—FIRST CLASS. 8150. throwing him mit and broking him up picnic held at Hawks grove. Hasting* City Bank vs. Wm. H. Ransaw Elmer Reynolds is the father of a 10 lb. • Monday evening Mr. McMullen, of Fair etal., foreclosure. f^Ttare'wiwa dance at Elmer Palmer's boy. Plains. andMr*. Jane Ostrander, of Wood­ Royal W. Pc*ke vs. William. Mary and bur annual Sunday school picnic will l»e land. were united In the holy bonds of Cluui. Freeman, foreclosure. last Friday night held at the head of Gull lake Thunwtay. ' Three times now the Maple Grove Iwys AJodw Ferris vs. Nettie Raymond and Philip Barber Is building an Ice house. Barden officiating. have beaten the Nashville boy* at playing Martha A. Wood, foreclosure. S1L N“hvllte News w » On Saturday evening, Sept 1st! there Robert Dickerman vs. Albert and Sarah will be a republican meeting held at the have some big excuse for the Nashville Baker Shrinor was in our town last Fri­ town hall at Woodland Center, to organize €. Adams, foreclosure. Emma Wood va. Loren Wood, divorce. day. ' . . a Harrison and Morton club. C. II. Vanlotting got her finger caught In a Several drunk on our streets a week ago Arman and P. T. Colgrove are expected home rak*to such a manner a* to burst It last Sunday. The question is where do here at that time. And as the opposition divorce. Addle Mortlock vs. Chas. L. Mortlock, X-J. U.k» u..K . they get their eighty rod to make drunk are organizing and working their best card, divorce. Is It not our interest to organize and work Perry A. Stowell va. Dara B. Stowell, CJerry Sprowl has the Job of painting the fall. He R’11 ,lowu for our own interests and not let the op­ divorce. bursting the inside door open with bis U. B. church—a much needed repair. position carry the day by our negligence. Lydia Edmondson vs. Robert D. Ed C. P. l^rabee says he will bet that tlic Let everybody turn out and hear what moridson, divorce. '"b' IL SJade attended the Union Labor New York base ball nine will take the these gentlemen have to say oh tbe politi­ conventiA ai Detroit la*t week. penant this year. cal Issues of the day. E. G. Potter ba* a very sick eow. r C. C. Wilson is visiting her daughter C. Ransaw, bill tn act aalde conveys nee Mrs. J. H. Valentine. and for partition; proofs in open court. Mrs John Brigg* is quite *lckDr. Switzer aiid wife, of Pentwater, in J. C. Dlilen lias cone to Ohio on a Your correspondent having l»ccn alwent SiTrSi ’vtatt. fraai «tn _ .L ,« Morthunav ——»— — r.ll-1 —Iheir i —. — l.« br t),^. u» John McIntyre iras fjBterMd n.wmrt front. hlcknew B OU 7.7 « Mrs. Morthlamt, Morthlu>d. rixter 4.W. of °< the tl>- from bnme for some time, has Imen the aid McLachlan, bill in aid of execution; cause of no letter* appearing in the Bax- pleading* and proofs. PiA°llttle girt arrived at Uwrte Debolt'a d°Mre' I). L. Morthland died at her txhne Mary Norton vs. Lewis L. Norton et al., BEH of late from this place. . Our little village ba* become quite a re­ divorce and to reach Interest* In lands: Geo* Satton and wife, of Naabvlllc, on Saturday morning last of consumption. proofs in open court. Sh«‘ was a most estimable lady and will be sort for fishermen. John A. Verdlne vs. Francis E. Olney. . ' G potter'* l«rt Thursday. Several S. S. picnic* have been held here wourne-1 by all. TJie sorrowing ones have tortb. (Me. «' Wrt«- rMMI M,‘”' and at Acker’s Island, and tbe young folks Abram A. Post and Frank J. Post. «t al.. the sympathy of the community. enjoyed steamtaat riding to their hearts and jury. content Francis E. Olney va John Batts A Kingsbury have Just completed Again, as of old. we grasp our pencil with firm band and with bated breath eu- burning a large kiln of brick. John Ryan, our enterprising ware hou.se H«*tlng* last Satuaday and they were *o JSSd ^veV their day’, work that they dearer to make known to the puWic <mr man. has purchased and shipped several Walter note* of interest, although acknowledging machine company eIB‘ .I,- rail* in the road nor tbe our undeveloi-d talent in thb direction carloads of wheat and apples. that tin* steam thresher had broke Mr. Mosher 1* making alterations In hi* J. DeGolla et al., original bill: toreloaure. still we shall endeavor to keep Item* of X*<■m.tnTth f?om appearing lu iffil. rolumn store to aeeomihodate hb large trade. Helen Doonan, of Kalamazoo. Is Visiting Milan J. DeGotta et aL. era and we sincerely think ail will wish us Ella E. Itausa* va Wi *' Ed. Itanrol ha* moved bls family to this In Muln Uli Srtirtw rrni- ..^-54.““- ,»n-emrnox rates: $1.00 JP-ip®* x .HiA.ffi* ' i u.i.m thr <-n<l the \nAF th* aUVEKTiaiNO RATES: n ,»-rrear............ . ■ ■■■•■•. WHOLE NO. 1736. COUNTY NEWS. atore to accomodate his rapidly Increasing «wm ub»« u» r««rt Frank Wilcox Is on the risk IbL petition for revivor. �— TWO PLANS FO« KUPINO OK***- FARM AND GARDEN jJe$^sT MflW« PRACTICAL X. THIRD TERNATIONAL TIMELY TOPICS CONSIDERED SPIES. THE TRIP OF OMRTER. SERIES, SEPT IN­ X manner. and ^ev< A Wonderful Medicine For the weak *toms-.h. Impaired digestion and all disorder* of the liver. ' . Numbered with other aeasonable farm convenience# that have been invented and tested by ingenious farmers is the one represented tn the annexed cut- Thia is a dovioe for drawing fodder- or com and fodder. tyoifeiy I roe — — — injdnd «irh bund) and pre­ Regulator many years and eon conscientiously say It Is the King fer it that the con tri van «< can bo oonTbe first method la to take ds*-J«£ ywn bexee. or any other box of about the and nil cleat- on the Inaid. of tbe ends or aide, about one inch.fromths It a medicine cheat ItseiL'' S^X (HEV/llkj JOB/ICCO fieasaritcljM BiLni, maumu ano au ximcmcs or tbe QEm¥t» VBIMABY OrgMsTllt* Study. It makes MO dlflcreuce WHAT you of speedy relief and cure. Send 2 cents pcaUfO on t/|e rtjar^et in only one sha|>e3X/1- full l6oz£l«4 tye most convenient to Cut for |3oeKet or to carry rorai" 60c. fstampa). Medicine and w scat everywhere, secure from expo Hours, 8 to B; Sundays, * to 12. Add^ss, Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. Insist on paving the red H Sired length, each haring two two inch holes for the standards. C C C C, and three two Inch holes for the crocs pieces. B B B. The standards may be as high sa ouo may wish. The cross pieces should be the width of your wagon. E is a board two Inches thick, and ought not to be leas than fourteen inches wide and twelve feet long, with a three-quarter inch hole in one end and with cleats nailed across to step on. F is a piece of scantling two by four inches, spiked to the side pieces just in front of the hind standards, having a three-quaru-r inch bole in the middle. E Is attached to F by a five-eighth inch bolt drooped through tho hole in ths end of E and middle of F; tbe other end of E drags on tho ground. The bottom of tho bed is made of loose plank laid on the cross pieces B. Take- an armful of fodder, walk up tlie plank, lay it acrons the bed at the front end. put the next armful on top of the first with the butts in the opposite direc­ tion- Begin unloading st the bind end of tho wagon, and continue to load till tho ■pace between the standards are full- In lids way it ia Dot necessary to step on the Genuin; with the tin W;, made only by, John 'f^nzer8r0w5,LouisViile,Kw i OW.Rucctxs. ‘ «r.nMTCIttA£t GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taklur effect July 13. iw* Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, ) Aug. 21st TUESDAY. >Sept 11 and 25. I Oct. 9 and 23. (.rand r..-.| . Middleville Irving....... Ham nun Qhariotta..... Eaton lUptd-i. Detroit RY., FROM ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS CHEAPER THAN ever BEFORE I Point* west of Grand Forks m DAKOTA mid MONTANA LK88THANONKFAEK.no round K^sr^D^r^T^iM For Maps and information apply to your leoio ticket agent, to any agent ofthe company F. I. WHITNEY ORAND RAPIDS HERD. z press dally. All other trains dally except But “™' P. A. HAHN, Local Agent, HasUaga. O. W. Buoolm G. 1* A T. A.. Chicago. Chicago, Kalamaioo & Sigio TIME TABLE. In effect July 1st, IBM. 1 W«IM C “N 4'■£ ix m.|a. m *, 11 . 1. • s a tr" *< j <. b ‘1 .1 H 3 St ? .-1 is 7 <1 of both sere* and an afga. । BULLS READY FOR SERVICE. Bouth. North. 1 KjrrABLISHKD. IB76. MMdferiiiw Grand Bapid* Al) train* ran by mneOetn meridian ar central tandard time. Through coaches betweea Irand Haplds and Detroit on all day trains. CnxsmnoKx-Al Grand Rapids with Chi­ Me A Went Michigan tor Holland. Nunlca tuakecon and points north, and wiL'i Grand A Station* ^3 z-5- Ar............ Hastings........ iv. ................. sbulU................. 11 ............... Nsahv................ oc .............. (lavrtdaie .......... «■ .................l>llon.................. ................... Milo.................... I’ jilchbmd*Jurir:t IN ........... SprlDB Brook*......... ........... r.-et C.»jH-r*........... ;k> Iv......... Kalama xno........ Ar. ii ium. p?m. to so IS 15 in w S 33 to si SS7 45 a ss 11 a >. 11 >41 0 16 13 (» r 23 I? t- r. ES r. :u tut >nneetlon- - At Richland J unction with •!. J. for Toledo & tljntan. At HaMtugs with FrkiVk Bush, Pres..® Gen. Man. H ILntL PottmThoc. & <L F- NT- A. Whert Are You Going? strengthens and build.* up tin snteo '* an appetite, and toucs the dlxeMki. wm. ft mOiiMjn diwast < Qra l; Hood’s Sarsaparilla i» *-id 1 • aiidranrw, Prepared by C. 1/ Hood & Co , LowtfraZ; - IOO Doses One Dollar paLTLS^S TStt ’Ei ft"- every^yo hoops to hold them in position and eKw string and the contrivance is complete. When hung up it is the easiest thing in the world to trim out decayed or useless berries. In fact, the stock of can be kept la good condition without even shifting the contrivance at all. F 3 Dm.*:rm r-si FOB ONE DOLLAR a COITS HONEST 3 The value of red clover is too well known to need much said about it. It can grow easily in any of the southern states, and land should be planted with clover to rest and fertilise it. and by thus baiu and Haraii (Gen. xviiD; and there Sarah rotating between dover for two or three years end cultivated crops two years, the condition of the land would be gradually improved, larger crops secured, and the clover would pay better while it occupied the land than almost any crop that could' be grown, to say nothing of the great sav­ ing of expense Ln buying fertilisers, neces­ sary under the proeeut syaU-m of con­ tinually uuing the ground with the same crops- joct; "My opinion end experience of twenty-five yean lu the handling and shipping of all kinds of homes is that there is one kind of horse that i- nrofitable for the fanucn, to rai.M draught, and that ia a fine, ii horse, with breeding, style, and art ion This kind of been almost wholly neglected, and there never was such a scarcity as today of suitable geldings for the eastern markets and for export. Just think of it! It takes un nix months to get a shipment suitable for European markets, and our last shipment averaged in cost over (300 each. Bo you sec the prices that gentle­ in thia country for nice, high pairs. There are two profitable j- the farmer—thu draught and coach horses—and I believe the French coachcr eotnwt nearer tin- wants thou any breed yet introduced to America.’’ 8 USE PAINT. Ill 5 COfT’S FLOOR ?AfWTg5 s MONT D«r STICK! Above rood».L For Diseases of the KIDNEYS DR. HILL'S ROYAL ENGLISH o"' BUCHU in all U* M Hladd*:.. irniUWa tf tie and enjoy Ik Lt was His gift K> life which wo ought cvturtanUy to enjoy, and *»'««•,Ml ,W?JOHNSTON A_cqy MirJL Thu waa umpiy leaving God oat of thus forget Him and talk as if it wna a quae- verm 81-33, and than we will aave tho joyful A M0DKL MASL-RL MLE. Fig. 1 in the cut represents, says Country Gentleman, a manure pile where I these objections are avoided. When the bopperx manure is wheeled out, the foundation is laid or the b^t- formed in thu shape of a regular parallelogram, by driving stakes al the euraere; and if the pile la a large or long one. hwertlng stakes occasionafiy U the Btoes A wido plank, as shown ik C. M. Clay, of Kentucky, writing on the Fig. -. allows the wheelbarrow to dis­ vc-ry common belief that when sheep are charge ita load, end one or mohj pieces of Dlsnk laid on tbe top facilitate the work. "killed for mutton with the fleeces on them the mutton la rendered unpalatable on Ln this way. tin manure i* wheeled out aoeount of the wool taste, nays it is all and placed where it is w«nted, with less It b. nemserue about the wool affecting the labor tluui for on irregular heap taste of the meat. He explains that "the not inres**ry to make this hrep vary bad taste is caused by the excretions of high, if suitable length or breadth £ given to IL the bowels going into the circulation when Such a pile may l^i made more or less the Bheepare killed that (gives the wool flavor. The intestines must bo taken out into a.compost heap, by spreading even os quickly as possible; then you may alUrnating layers of any absorbent, such wrap it in wool and lay it on the ice for as turf. loom. peat. Ac. Tlie thinner days, and If there U any wool taste 1 will tlieee layers are the more perfectly the eat the sheep, akin, wool and all.’* Indi­ ingredientm will be intermixed when the ana Farmer, commenting ou the above, Lean rots down. Manure which is well say* that if mutton is trusted au Mr. Clay eompoHitioi) |a mOre valuable than manurc in unmlxed chunks oiWumns ami U more evenly spread on land. ' A very Important requisite in saving As noon as Imueiues is perceived the >•'« animal should bo examined. Ail loose and diseased horn must be cut sway with heap. If a large quantity of straw litter a sharp knife, and any excessive growth of horn at the toca removed, so that what­ ■ddUloa. .Uber by Iwribr ever pus or matter is found beneath the horn may bu able to escape. Many reme­ upon IL lb—e Hqnlr—umu. which will dies are recommended with which to wash -J—7 K^bUy with elmuctwww., will .UrtJjwlwtlwo. pbc tUnuaunb^, uudw .pwtau >hwU or oUwwwIw. after each washing apply the following mixture: Oxide of copper, four ounces; sreonic.oue half ounce; ascetic add. three ounces, and honey, eight ounces. This mixture can be ‘' ' with a littio lint ~ YOUR BUCCY FIG. 2—CORK CUB VESTILAIOK The corn crib ventilator shown at Fig. wm also originally described in the ' jouriuil from which the above was taken. | Tlie importance of raving manure and The illustration is so plain as to require ■f littio dbcrlptlon. At the botUun of a crib preventing its waste is general.y under­ a plank ajuot wide is nailed, then pieces stood. but the work is not generally per­ 9M of joist four or five feet long are spiked to formed iu| a systematic and economical it. At the tup a six inch plank Ls placed manner. If manure is not drawn out and iojo' and laths are nailed at Lhe sides. Tho spread un the fields as, feat as it accttmulate®, it is frequently thrown out or i2.fiStm.4O crib is eight feet wide. wheeled out and di-chargod lu irregular hcajx. where if tt chances to become too dry by heating, ar Is washed into too The popularity of the French coach liquid a condition by rains, the defect can­ ipldly increasing to meet the de­ not be very easily corrected. if the liquid fine coach lioreea in this country. which,has been saved is to be applied or poured on, tt is often done too irregularly. AT RATES THE WOULD, and an agricultural district sult- distances, as .required by, the varying length of the bearing shoot cuttings. The bare are made by nailing strip on top of each. As l*to as pOMlhie, cut ofl the bearing shoots containing ths bunches, with pruning shoare. and •ihortcn them so that they will go bety'^n tbe end of tbe box and tbe top port of the bar, resting on th. bottom part, thus hanging their bunches In their natural podtlo* By this method the boxen can be handled without shaking the ahoota Off . bunch i ^'z“ MSI ( SLhu|,MiuBapclis iMaaitcha Mood you twmot cojoy gwd bwio. Al tide sraaon newly er,, good medicine to purity. muUxthe blood, and Hn.wf. A correspondent in Southern live Stock Journal gives tbe following as a remedy for thumps in hugs: Give one tablespoon­ ful of vaseline, petroleum jelly (not carbonixod). Repeat every twenty-four hours as lang as neasseary. The great advantsgv iff the remedy, askie from its t-Scacy, Is tlie case with which it is given. It is a job to drench a hog. but this vas­ eline slijis down so easily that there is no time for strangulation,' In extreme cases it is best to blister under neck and be­ tween front legs with’ cantharidsl col­ lodion. HARVEST EXCURSIONS Holstein friesianS bruised berrire be clipped from i n“ 111 Fig i hi® hols, are reprerented, which have been cut with a sharp a^j. “ tJe ht“Pk °“aPkt«L into which wamrtthJbrisht P0^ u’ Erert-t2iTl,d*n»of uaasture. te be iuocrt_ir.ed by imipectlou. Ptram I* CTwnpUiniiit »: ■; n*nv’ •- **"— and Kila M. Count ire defri-J-uls. Notlre b her,!;' ► ’• m! at nubile auctk-ctoth* blsii-rf Ndder.«* HM» tbe Htb day or t*rt.. A. D. « o t»* u. tM atHMOta. at the v l!* Ct house tn the < "tt; ry and Bute ••! M । certain Hi* a* loUouAlO-wlt bel nginxorii; Dated Ha*'mi ALONZO K. KEN a. mli'toner. Bam < and *tal>' of Mlchik. MMau. I did on tin north of rar:- L, She Triedand Knows. ■ays: No plmucni of Kubjo-rU^- DYSPEPTICS REJOICE naiTnufinMos er. w •**• * 1 �THE EMIGRANTS LAMENT. ---’s pUU-.t lowly lot. Great Clearing Sale .h-pbrnl and ___ hrtta I tiMd tz> Mrav wr llpci.y risala'atmy bod K*. ki:>z on c-OFtb could happier feel, V, ..-f1.-.cr but a bare' ’r*ad- t Jy klazdoai but a strip o* land. sur *•$**••« *®«to tbe following.!,. The Mall ard Express han recently printlain Iznier, giving his reoeons for support­ ing Hayrison and Morton. Mr. Ixrxler Is aulJ tftay hUla like shrouded g!io«a ssi',11 *•«» JojIu h one of the leading mintetr in of the Mntliodist Episcopal church In Iowa, and wa.* Thou w(it spoil tbyappe- u-» other had once the third part)- candidate for Gov­ ernor of that state. The letter is as ap­ plicable tn any other •.tale as Iowa, and herewith give It In full: 1 A liberated farecat.’ 1 'He admitted itf Fail Stock. Parasols Mount Vernon, July 7—Editor of State Register: "Why don’t you join the third party? I thought you wen- a Prohibition­ .----- .. ----- 7 6, nuvui nuamgns, ist!" exclaimed a zealous young brother to kneeling by tho garden wall, examining me thr other day. Let me answer ray ar­ something (papers, ft seemn<l) in his hand. When arrested there were found upon him dent young friend and others like him. IJke yourself, I have supposed 1 wa* a Prohibitionist I suspect I was «me before you wen- born. No saloon-keeper where I can. have lived for the last thirty years has eta doubttel It No enemy of the saloon in my community ever questioned it 1 hgve run the gauntlet of stones, knives,- ptetote and threatened hangings, drowning* and ried-adleu." “I called to mind a virion of that chamber burnings, with the usual “tar, feather* We will sell Bali's Health Corset for when I had entered it, Its arrangement, its and rail” acvompaniniente. For six years 1 fought with the "beasts" of that modern condition, tlin condition of tbe victim, them"Ephesus" where Haddock fell. I was so ■slves-dccjdadly I was a fool—I would think ‘ ‘orthodox" a Prohibitionist tiiat the first "third party” convention that ever met in Iowa made me a candidate for Governor­ in my abseuee and without my knowledge —aud I didn't back, down from the race. Clariwv That third party kept up its light until the Republican party agreed to submit a tny ear. ‘MUe do Ixwec 1* charming, and le prohibitory amendment to a vote of tiu-t people of Iowa -This hand wrote the re­ solution th$t went into that platfohn, and years ago that swamped hi* confrerre !* “'Crisis two years ago" ‘Swamped his when tiiat resolution carried. I nominated Sherman for Governor in tire convention, confreres I' bare, pet them on “Tho wools rang In my hood likn a bell, and immediately proclaimed to the prohi­ Come In and look at bitionists of lowa that the time hnd come and despite tho reasoning of tho prefect of police and the argument* of Mme. Angle, the for ever)- temjierance man to rally to the grinning bead of tho Bacchus rose up before republican party—both on account of its attitude on the question of temperance, mo—my hallucination returned upon me— and also because of the fact that the **'By 10 o’clock the next morning I was at loontets all over the state were repudiat­ ing the party for giving us a chance to vote the houaeof my intended father-in-law. “ 'Monsieur,' I said to him, after a little upon the m1(mhi question. The result was dvsultorj’ chat, ‘I have come to talk to you an overwhelming majority for prohibition, followed by the enactment of tin- liest. and today not of my marriage with Milo. Cla­ in the main the lieM enforced; prohibitory risse, but of the death of Mlle, do Greson.’ “ ‘My cousin,’ he murmured with a sur­ law on this planet; and to-day the republi­ can party is the prohibition party In Iowa prised air; ‘but it U an event long pawod—< Instead of prohibitionists of lowa now crime committed and expiated.’ “'Expiated! NotataU,monrieur;itisthere stulifying tlienuielves.'by going ixck upon the .party that has done so much'for our you are mistaken.’ ' Blue Flannel, that we purchaaed at the auction “ 'Hey!' with % bewildered air, and poling cause, wr are hoping and believing that the “sober second thought" of our brvthem slightly. 'Mistaken F in other states will lend them to <lo as we believe, that I wns tbe tenant of tho house have dune. We did not fight the republi­ adjoining the one in which tbe murder was can party as these third pari) champions are doing. We pressed the claims of our cuniruitted’----“ ‘At Saint Cloud. It was portly (jecauseof homes and our hearts upon the politicians Have also arrived. All grades in bleached and this that th- prefect of police sent for mo and fought only the saloon. So that, when unbleached. we were able in command the attention of yretenUy'----We have also received some choice things In tlie party. It had not been made our enemy Dress “ ‘Tho prefect of policer Good,. These iroorti are very ebolee. We " 'Yes; to tell mo that thu man condcmwxl by our abuse and vilification. Not so will be receiving new goods ever)' day. The these third part) Evangelists. Their choicest tbe market affords wiH be round at tne chief "organ," having a Copperhead editor Boston Store. This Is what you can And: The Ims other crime*, ha still continues to stoutly of Confederate “proclivities," spews out laTOeUnesand Most Complete Sti to deny this one. Also, that as one or two more venomous screed against the republi­ can party than It has shown toward the sa­ pieces of fresh evidence have come to light­ well, to cut it short, the result is a now loons and the devil and the democratic party altogether! That which make* cop­ Inquiry.’ perheads and traitors hate the republican, come of a Ryid pallor, and hi* fingers twitch­ party should and will make true and loyal In trout of Farmer** Sheds. ing nervously; ‘th'cso memories,' ho added, citizens. Ponder well before casting your Notice of Commissioners on Claim*. hastily rising to his feet and stridlng up and vote where It will Inevitably strengthen of Michigan. County of Barry.—u. down die room,-''three memories upaet me. and perpetuate in power the party that I* State Estate of Franklin Fatten, deooued. All tlie same, poor cousin, I should like to the ally both of the rebel ami the .saloon We, tbe undersigned, having been appointed keeper. Furthermore. 1 may as well sa> by the probate court for the county ol Barry. know tho truth of ber donth.' ‘ right here that when the third party con ­ “ 'Good! then I will tell yon. Tbe niurdor was not committed between 11 and 12 vention notnlnatedJQC-rebel Genera! Brooks person* against said deceased, do hereby give o’clock, as hat been suppoerd, but precisely for Vlce-PreaWenT. It "reckoned without noticr that we will meet al the late residence of IM host,” or rather it reckoned itself out of said <le«:-iv»Ml In tlie- township of Oral . a* t he clock struck 10.' ' uu Saturday, the ITth day ot November, aJa. '"Impossible! Impoedble! I was with her a "host" of votes tiiat it otherwise, might have secured. Men may prate a* they lita* myself at that hour. I left her'-----' .: • •• ‘Allow me, allow mo; she was reading, atsiut "reviving old animosities" and said ctol about ■•forgiveness" and all that I can and will forgive any ex-rebel who re|ients court foi knife, one upright and downward stroke, of his treason, but forgiveness does not for cxaii Dated cleaving tbe heart; the second borisontal— control me to vote for him for an office F. K. NAVRLKV, both mortal. The domestic ran at her call; tiiat no cx-traltor ought never to l»e nomin­ ated to fill. Every man in the rebel army glo klllrul Iter, rifled thu drawenu-it had just who hail sense enough to Imj u general struck 10, rcmcmlier—secured ‘ tbe money ought to have been “fixed" so that neither In tbe matter of tbe estate of EddieT. Branch and title deeds, traversed tho garden to the the unrepentant n-bete of the South or the I short-sighteil prohibitionists of the North Notice is hereby riven that I shall sail at pubhave it appear a robbery, returned through would have a chance to vote for them. e auction, to the blgheai bidder, on Tuesday. The) should love been disfranchised and tho garden again, got Into his carriage and departed for Parts. Are the details accu­ some of their "shining lights" hung before the third larty was hatched. AnothiT rate, monsieur!* “Ood forbid that a similar look of horror, thing: Tbe democratic |>arty are already license and authority granted bewilderment and sbjoct terror should iver laying plans and raising money to Help •boom" the thin! party prohibition ticket again convulse a hurnkt. countenance. “ *Tbe name!' ho stammered, his white lips in all the doubtful states. This sugges­ tive fact has leaked out from their highest ry or inirry, in me nuue or----moving with difficulty; ‘hie namef , and described aa follow*, to-wit-, " ‘His nameP I repeated, taking him by councils. Tlie saloons and whiskey, rings at a stake in the highway two the arm and lending him to the mirror above will “come down" handsomely to aid this eighty-three links, north at the liooni. tiecause If It is only big enough, the post, between tbe south east, and the mantel; ‘in* name! Read it there!’ “And he lifted his eyea to find himnelf face dfiiiiM-ralic party with it* saloons and . to face with his own livid reflection. With a hoodlums will ruk- the country four years thence west'two chains and fifty-six links thence south three chains and thirty links to the place low, shuddering cry De Leseo fell like a log. longer. When the devil Want* a tiling right l»ad, I don’t-want it at all. When he "What should I do—denounce him or leave begins to encourage aud co-oj>erate in any him to tho justice of heaven! All night long measure, however sacred, we want to fore­ seventy-two links south of tho tho question racked me; it was Mill unsettled cast a little; otherwise “tlie very elect” section, tiienee smith on the quarter line, seven may become hi* tool for ^cutting the only chains and twenty-eight links, thence wrst two chains and 6fly-slx links, thence north two scarcely out of bed, Mme. Jtogia was an­ ark of safety for >lo)*alty, virtue and hu­ chain* and ninety three link* to place of beginmanity atonement that can poMibly reach Ing. containing one and ao-u» of an acre monnounced. “ * Andreas! Andreas!’ sbo cried, trembling tlie harbor of success. Harrison and Mor­ or lev*, all on section six. tn town two north of ton are men whose names, whose political happeued!' and sbo jiointed to the columns aiul private character, and whose unpopu­ BvrrON. Administrator. of the morning journal in b«r band. .1 saw larity with the saloon element all conspire to afford to thoughtful men the surest • Default having been made In the •' ‘Buicido! Death of tho Banker Lotoc. guarantee of tlie safety of the cause of Found In his chamber today, hanged by his temperance In their hands. The “UoutjjWe"' own hand. Temporary insanity brought resolution** commits the republican party nlxiut by anxieties attending his manifold to active iKattillty to the saloon* curse. recorded In the The organs of the whiskey rings so inter­ th-county of Ba financial interests.' pret it. and an* railing their cohorts against Wth day ot De© • ou ••But, doctor"------we began. tiiat party. This is our day of great op­ mortgage* ---- ---------------------------- to be due at the date portunity. lx-t prohibitionist* of other ot thu notice the sum of twelve hundred serenstatin be a* wl.*e in their generation as the teen and tn-ioo dollar*. (ainTJH) and an attor­ not controversy upon such matters. One prohibitionists of Iowa and thr record of ney's fee of twanly-Bvu douan provided for In said nior'caRe, and no suit or proceedings at that party throughout the nation, But If law having been Instituted to recover the moothe third party shall again defeat tlie re­ iUandMdd m And Leporvincho withdrew, leaving us publicans and continue llxe doinonlon of day of May. A. DTim. tor a vah rengly impressed of course. Convinced! democracy, treason, hoodlumlsm let me tlon duly oMlrned by said Philo say to the mad leader* of that movement, executor a* aforesaid to Josen as Montreal said to Esther. “Think not which said assignment wa* dn the ofltee of tbe register of deeds with thyself that thou shalt escaj>c.” ry county, Michl Think not to make yourselves other than !>. iwa. in liber Now. therefor the lafighlng stock of those/triumphlng Wages No Object. coutalned In val Think not—a* home party Woman (to tramp)—Can’t ye get any work bDodlumA wreckers so fondly hojie—that Hie republi­ to do! can $>art) will then fall to plreaA and that shall sell at Its members will gravitate naturally to •• •Proot.r HEAD OF BACCHUS. -Ur. . I«* U ti» b»X,' OT„, y^r”11 "* •»> had bad to a naaslne y.^ Origi .A-pervinche entered tbe room. ... from the colonies, a general favor*tuiu - t knowledge, information and . coming. Give u» your opinion of these 'iniled. "I shall astonish you," r.i, n word caught in paaaing hav:> au coorant of the discuMlon, : >r who beliovea in miracle, to i. -menon." wa admit, and coming from a ar -hsraeter carries more weight y. iu think. Of course, however, > bi»"d ujxra excellent reaaonsF I l have studied three questions on imagine, perhaps, to Con­ or I have bwi convinced n to assign as near a limit as then, In apparitlonsF ■ainly.” • -n facbf i them." -ur s«-i>’nco failed to explain! .■y -t which your reason contra- J. nor the victim of, an tiallu: -.u-al illusionr , V for yonrsrivaar ■i tho doctor by clodqg tho m and requesting him to begin. us no doubt tn io the iuteri. .u i:up«Up«tk*, Imponderable • , that laugh et material obu; - t ail <stabU4u*l |i»w*, with urpuee, that l»oJ aJono knows. ' * ray yrani ago G.i* uiopth I 1 ujy mBdiral studies nt the udlegu raett jensn fall flo^gert phyriI. being greatly f^Jl.-ued by to sscaai’ja |iule country box ■A Pqris mid Ito rrat before tny .-nrerr cksrd,; tbe warm •-U* that stilrsepurateil mo mini nt Saint Cloud precisely •rnnl) pav[l|iu affair of one and ffi>>r.->]>etiiug upon the len An alley or walk, some nivt-r* wiiie. divided the grounds --Hing from the uclghloring »i!i-nt uiuusiuii in ».-rupuious • • -cnpol tlie vogue odor of i' divined, for you never saw it Wus inhabited by el-loriy the noise of the world disturbed the tomb. . • -ver wont into tbe city proper, I- - • "1 my ' une beneath the innguillrent *a*f. uf the park of Saint Cloud. -Bn-'1 i wL happy.aud content—aiwulutaly taflsflul sr.lStijfe present" os it came tome IU.: i: ■ 11'KI* fear for the future. • •. • :4.it. intending to go into Parte the ner. .j:;:iti„- upon an important barineas . i - .r>-1 earlier than usual to prepare ■ - . Overcome, doabtlna, by tbe '.!:>■ day, I found myself tumble to ’ —-d and tumbled, and from .■ ■. intense disquiet and irritation, u-rvocs ■' akefulneas bad lasted an hour, : . wii. ■. uideuly, in spite of tho obt the room cl had drawn tho cur- Ivd, and one pt them bolding lijh’ed u or su .totraded with a luminous i- would come from a lamp •Hit on my brow! 1 looked still ami* w.-re in tbo same position— rilhoot arms or bodies. I raised 1 aud bent toward them-to touch raq. encountered empty space! brusquely, my eye* fixed ujion :w upiiintioul law like,.the lingers drawn up, rig*d and taut, expressive of ■ ring, and elongating, cvntract-ing in al! directions, like tbe inwvt thrown upon its back I > liud foothold. Tli<- hand that :i 1 »as fat, nervous, slightly i nd of ii'man,in fact, well kept, .1-n and standing out like whip :ing the terrible pressure-it was ;uu th* other. By a atrange igbt that had come to me at the nxx > -.-, i was able to distinguish in these hand.-.the fibers of their tuaue. even tho '•■ the nails. I strove to elewe my than my will compelled mo to *ia»i-r my ear: Regard them! I commaud it; -TLii vnly J noticed that one of three ’> mati's-hand, which clasped tbe ®wr, • irri. -1 upon thu finger a ring, a camuo ttocr i.. -4,-4t.<i in reddish gold. AU myatt'V.iuu, by mi inexplicable power, bad ■’ 1 iU-K-rf upon this ring. On the , te'jwu,.. depth, of tho stone a lu.-ad of Bnowiu*. gniv.-u in relief, stood out clour aiul *h:u—bu fiim, sensual, grinning, iuebri•*-, In- ill-* .pruad to tbe ears, the eye. half S'?'. " racu expreariva of beatitude and tnjyymcnt, the hair loaded with sr»P and leaves. Observing it, aa I toll Joo. wi-.l, ....... 1__ ' .. .A_________ I_ B ,. ........ vuouiium vi uuo n tiny crack, an almost I tu perceptible CTtCX I I ___ Jli.v j .II. __ m _ s2 ’. Challie Delaines K lrrnm 1 E ®me «nbsntthy M«on of the ’ brain promised myself to search at on« ter To Stimulate Trade Ab an isolated fact and connected with H b doubts not^LS? but wait—I have nnt Hni.i__ _ I 'Mon dieul Die, Mon continued tho doctor, “direct to Paru^Jt wo 5 o'clock in tbe “ J^ned to Saint Cloud and my littio pavilion to find, when in right of tbn door, a vast and I^£C7.T?<*PTLP‘* blockln-J th” rtrwt in front of the neighboring dwelling and my own more modest quarters, and scarcely ha.I I come in tight of tho pwpj, when tbe entire me;‘harry! go quick! you are ure.tod—they have -ent for you." 1 “Mwerwl ,Scnt <°f! but where—what—an accident!* “ ‘No, monsieur, no; » erfn^ B murder! Tho Jiuor lady-both of then.-robbed-as■**inated-by the window-by tho door— no one knows!’ A thousand voices all talk- ,------ " PORUDlnon of. *'{?“ returned borne again. * Hl f niarlt O* - -__ T re 7 .7 UM-41, eon­ ’ Ood kDOW’ how or why. *‘th the hwriUo spectacle of murder that I had seen in the bouso next mine, committed tbb some night and dfeevvured tho next morning whilo I was OwBy jn .gut what,' I asked mvwdf ‘.VS..I.I M .t.. r . .. . ' . .ii i , ,7 ““UUB •««' tw° old drmotoelle. murdered in their lonely mansion at Haint Cloud I Nqthlug. *ave tiuto he pemwd n eatnoo, to which, in all proba­ bility, ten persons in every fifty poveaaed tho nation) . louncraa, nowmrer, that the ‘ x-xaewy, ,7 foisted inner V0i00 voice,’ n,1"Us*_ Uw inncr trouble was In tbe adjoining mansion, my | bul «•«*'“!>• free from the excoriation at dull ansi gkxjmy neighbor. I pu«h~f my' the corner of the mouth!’ Wav tlif-fuifrh O, sn., ..... ... , m. _.ta wwteu. toe a' , ra!l precipitately to tbe house of my grntjnd Hojr of the dwelling wm dork and n'lativc. Mme. Angto. stilt I moonl/sl still. mounts th* thy «t*f .taircaee, —<•*«. passed through _n„_i “'Who and what is M. de Leeecf I said a corridor, to flud myself a moment later hi . mo thia,’ she responded, old woman laughbig, ftliatyou como into my house like a tiiuniicrbolt or a robber demanding aims! bar eye* starting from her bead and turned I have told you twenty timm at least be is an -------to tho door by which I hnd coma At my botiMtmonr 1.L#r tl... l._lv a* _ r,• I.—— ___ _ , a ‘‘My visits to MIK do Lmec continued -without interruption for fifteen day*. At tbo end of that time everything wm suffl. first. "This ano was bathed in blood, her fret cientiy advanced for mo to begin to put mat­ toward me, one of her baild* beneath bar ter* in definite shape, to arrange, in short, bead, the other clutched upon tbe wall beside tho condition* of our projected mainagiber. She lay as she hod fallen afterwfrlght- Fur this purpoeo one morning, and to have ft ful struggle, thu motive of- it clearljK Indi- over, I followed my brat into his cabinet and broached the subject, plunging at once into figures. Income, settienwnta, etc. M. de mtosnry, walked in tbo midst of tbedUonkr. Lmoc, iu high humor at the time, stated ‘‘But to shorten my story as much as frankly that tbe affair pleased him. " 'You earn,' .aid he, ‘from lu.000 to 20,000 poatible," said Dr. Lep*rvtacht>, "it is only francs in yearly income—it to enough—my daughter need* but to select a man ot taste of the l*d, hnd l«wn killed almost instantly; two knife Stroke* travuraod her breast, tho tirrt up and down, tho secund horizontal. “She had had no time to struggle against' her luoaliant. The servant luul bled to knife tbrurt iu tho throat, severing tbe caro­ tid artery. Both had Ikwh .lead for haurs— aauiMinated beyond a doubt. MvaItitles finished, I excused myself, and, mating uiy way through tbe crowd, returned to my own h<xi». so disagreeably affected that I deter- at 401 bad Su»,i)W franca; at 50, treble 300,- amount I* And M. de Lesec pulled so long Mid piteous a face that civility compelled mo to'put the query: “ ‘One of your family, did you sayf “ ‘Yes; a cousin, who died in a horrible manner.’ '• •A horrible mannerf Repeatedly I have said to ber. “Cousin do Gesson'"----•• -Do Gesson.of Paris? that I learned from the journal* of tbe morn­ •• ‘Xo, Saint Cloud!' I fettenyaelf pale; my ing thu details of-------this sad affair. •Mlle, ------------------------------ do -- V»U» eye* turned IUIU>H IIVHWI'tl instinctively ’ IV to w> the - U.IAUUI Bacchus vu on on exceedingly wealthy and eccentric | hll but interested in hi* rtory, tho banker did not notice it mated, ‘bad undoubtedly been nwa*.!:uU<«l wrong abe woe to remain there alone; it in­ vited dliaster. Hbe left an cnorrnoua fortune; susjwct in tho neighborhood of the dwelling 500,000 francs of It 1 shall give to my dough—a certain Loiscam, a liberated convict, and with a number of other charges hanging ••I listened to everything, acceded to anti over him'-----approved of everything, then took my leave "I threw the paper aside shuddering, de­ termined to road no more, if possible to this strange coincidence. From that moment 1 was'conscious of supernatural intervention maiued there until winter began; then placed me, and installed myafalf permanently In confined my state of mind. I told her every­ thing and she laughed, with the greatest grace in tho world, I admit, but immoder­ ately, while I nervous and shaken, waited iu silence. quered them all. and secured a place for my­ self among tbe doctors of renown. I needed last; ‘do not act like a child. You torment yourself with fanciful notiom, because, for­ sooth, eno evening, iu a fit of Indigestion, you suffered from a bad dream, a nightmare, the effect, po**ibly, of tho sun. Now the reoemblaaco of a ring brings you hen. like catablishcd man. ( “On all suite excellent nllmnw were prof­ fered nu—yaa* know bow we marry here, with cluaadieyee and upon prewmtation, knowing your wife au tho evening of tbe wedding no better than you knew her when flrat you aawdier entering a drawing room . . . _ ._____ r. «... tn cidcd to marry, also, anil applied to a rela­ tive of mine, a Mme. Angis, young heraelf, full of wit and spirit, and* who promiwal to “In a fortnight's time the affair was Set­ tled—I wn* to marry Milo, do Lew-c; to quote my relative's own words, 'neither __VMUU of 020. L.Xi.1., (.ally: U» M« ■ rteh, l^mpuu. In •“ wbo wul WU yon • hunibnJ Unw« n 4»y UuU h. b«n m«U»r, oegtui will, wnu unttSg. uiyu.—t,'Tb. ----- -----------■ . U» . no e.«. to nbiOT. .-thf •»! u” *. tar btatand -h»™ i™p •»< tarotatatayota. S‘« "“J ttarfltaxlUiltaLota.. You mu". jo taro it, like all the others, with eyes closed. “Amiin*t such dtopateii I was helpkta. and in due time presented myself nt tbe Opera Cotalqta PtaU, -I-™ “» _ _____• .. Pak-A MuU. <1U IX.taW, • _____ , ... you!' •PoeMblyf ,, ‘You am mad, Andrra. Collect yourself; muriiKiyvu. . ....................... de Gcmtn has iieea found and condemned long ago.’ .... “ ‘It to tlujt which tortures me. I believe cartain thtfgs, but I know nothing. I amlike one enveloped in an atmosphere impal­ pable, invisible, that suffocate, me. I feel tho mystery about mu; I must clear ft; you must aid me.' •Certainly. But howl* •• -By an audienew with tbo prefect of police, whom you know well, atoo pennimion from him to examine the testimony relative to mo <m*ew(n.Hon at Bolnt Cloud.’ " ‘Only upon condition that no namoe are . _______ n.-A. thn faith uf a bleTamily.’ •• ‘Twdlj-s later I entered tbo cabinet of Special Drives Marr & Duff’s Children's Lace Caps Marr & Duff Marr & Duff Cotton Flannels MARR & DUFF’S, tbe prefect of police.’ re-^ir > h. •• *1 know your errand, M. le Doctour, be said to me, ‘and eoment, comprehending that, from a scientific point of view, it iu[X^you. Tbetrial,bowevar,wmflnteb.d months ago; tbe murderer is now at Cay­ enne • and be smiled, with a satitfled air. - ■Nerertbriraa, H. to I****.?™ wlU >vr ma a question or two. For example: What pomed in the hou*e of Mila de Gwon ti*> day of the murder! What people were too d crime com 4 in tbe morning and milk seventwm cows, feed, water and rub down four horsey clean the st"hire, and then saw wood until It was “^^WUlingly- She lived nloao with bar wo ” „ ____ i—I -Ht). her. Him went Easily Explained, Woman—That’* Mr. iteyaeud. What did those who are now abusing them like pick­ pocket*. Think not that the republican party, whose history Is the history of the me nrenusna e nation'* wisest ntateamen, truest patriots. much thereof safntHe-t martyrs and most Illustrious warriors—-the party of the union soldier and the ever-multiplying generation of Min.* whosie glory is that their vein* anenriched with the blood of the union sold­ ier—the party of freedom and of protected American labor—think not that that party is thus to die. R4* vital with too many hallowed memoriea and eacred aaaociations to perish thus. She will live when we art all gone to |‘dusL Let u» wisely help to Joan Hoqakth Lozieil •••AbP /-s? to MTV ART, KBA �Hastings Banner. Hartings, Wednesday. August 29.1WML the na-muHN. xicii., postoffice. MARSHALL L, COOK, Editor. EDITORIAL NOTES. FOR FJUWIPKXT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, LEVI P. MORTON, OF JOCW YORK. PKE8IQKNTUL ELECTORS HUSHELI. A. ALGER- of Wayne, UU.AC*CAl*PON. of Keuu District— I. EPWABD BURK, of Wayne. If. JUNIUS E. BEAL of Washtenaw. in .‘i-d! r.. .n»»j-ii u . n:E'.< ii.oisu jo—pi.. v V. PON J. LEATHERS, ot Kant. VI. JAMES M. TURNER, of Ingham. VII • ' •: " •! L.U.I1M. VIII. ELLIOTT F. GRABH.L. of Mont­ calm. IX. WELLINGTON W. CUMMER, of Wexford. X. HARRY P. MERRILL, of Bay XI. PERRY HANNAH, of Grand Traverse. CYRUS G. LUCE, of Branch. GfL R. OBMUN, of Wayne, itate TreaaurerGEORGE L MALTZ. of Alpena. HlWCOE L>. D1X. of Berrien. Foe reprsseti tail ve in Oonrrees, 34 district— JAMES f)TX>NNEi.I„ ot Jackson. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Clb.lM*. for tbo Purpose of placing In nomination a can- may properly come Ixrfore the convention. In aceorlsnce with tbe resolution adopted by e convention cd im the bail* of representspopu- If their asseverations are to be believed the farmer Is the especial pct of the free trade attorneys, /jfll along the ••reform’’ ranks from White house to frontier cabin, from the ponderous dally paper of the me­ tropolis to tbe snuillcst cnas-road orator are to lx, beard wallings over .the hard fate of the farmer, compelled to aid in making everylxxly rich but himself. To reverse al) this he is urged to vote for ffee trade, ax with that will come lighter taxation, in­ creased prices for farm products and other desired blessings. The policy of compell­ ing foreigners to pay for the privilege of using the markets of this country is <lenounced as ’•vicious, inequitable and lllogS" the cause of low prices for products ,inost other Inconveniences the farmer Is forced to encounter. Hence, It is claim­ ed that all farmers should support the “tariff refoniij' party. But there Is another class of voters whose prejudices are not to be thus excited. A class whose interests are supposed to lie In ah opposite direction, and to these an appeal Is made of an altogether different character. In certain eastern localities thr apjxid Is made to voters to support free trade as the surest-and speediest means of abolishing all forms of taxation except tax<» on land; an<| there has been selected as forces. Mr. Henry George, who has already abandoned the Putted l-aborjiarty be aided in building up, and taken tlie field for “Cleveland and Free Trade.” The New York Star, on administration organs, opens It* report of a recent meeting In that city with the exulting remark. “Henry George has girded up his loins, and is determined to go forth to slay the dragon of protection.” In his flrat speech Hite dragon-slayer eulogized and proposed cheer* for President Cleveland, and other­ wise aided In the paseage of the following: “Whkhkan, a nxlnrttem of tariff duties, however sllghL is a step toward the almlition of all taxes on the products of Indus­ try, and their eouaequp&t traasmlwlon to land values, “Hesofred, proport’ nt of farms to factories remained the same up to 1880 as it was in IMO. there would have been at the last idate, :s,000,000 more person* engw-d in fann­ ing, and their home market would have had 17.000,000 less persons to supply, Ability to - buy I* of more comeqaence titan low price*. Thr Irlxhtnan. tailing Itow much a sixpence could buy InTrriand. was asked: “Why did you come awayF’ His quick answer was: “Shura and I could’nt get the sixpence.’’ Michigan, In 1880. had 180,U18 persons employed in mills, aud mlnps, anti me­ chanic*’ shops; Detroit and Grand Rapids counting up 31,801 workers. |>ald 88,201,­ 539 yearly wages. Will the farmed feed this growing host of hmm* workers at his door, or have free trade, of the Cleveland and Cobden Club style, put this nitarket acrtHM the ocean? Ix-t the blood stagnate or move too Mow. and a man 1* sick—strong and ready pul­ sation Is health. So with business. Rapid and easy circulation of money, nearness of producer and consumer, demand for all kinds ot lalxjr, and sale and Interchange of Its producta, make health and wealth. A French writer well says: "Wherever a large centre of consumption Is formed, thr neighboring farms err the flrat to prolit by IL This law lx Infallible and allows of no exceptions,” Michigan ha< al least-80,000 women and glrlx, willing ami competent to work, who .ean do little or nothing. With varied manufactures, especially of tbe higher and finer kinds, they could ail be empk>y«l. Suppose they earn live dollars a week; that would lx- a total <rf 8150.000 weekly, and 87.800.000 In a year. This would not lessen their womanly grace* or virtues, but would mid to them a self-respect and thr fine dignity which rnmes with' m*I(.supjiort Ijtnds rise In valta* ms home man u farturns iucreuM*, and n large projxirtltm of tlie people become buyers of preductl In 18*0 Illinois had 43 per cent, of Ite jxipulatimi on farm*, and Its lands wen* mined nt 831.87) |x:r urn*, lows, its nelghlxir westward, hnd .>7 per rent, of Its tfroph* on fanu^ and Its tends wen* ratixl ut 832.99 per acre. Farm wages rise and fall an faciori|*s are near or distant In northern IIBnoh, among Varied manufactures, they | were 837.53 ,|x*r month, In southern IlBmris. with fey factories. 819.87. TheseIfarta are stated In reports of J. R. llmlgq. the able statistician of the Agricultural De­ partment at Washington. This is s part of that |x>llcy. A large part of President Cleveland’s message to Congress is given to its adviwacy. Mich­ igan wool growers estimate that their clip has decreased 2.000.000 pounds since Uh* reduction of duties in 1883—a loan of 8500,000. not counting thr fall In price on 10.000.000 pounds produced. England has free wooL of course. aiM. English sheep decrease 1.317,300 from 1871 to 1885. Free wool In this country mean* tin* rowing lu of wool from Australia. South America. Canada, and other region* of cheap labor. (Canadian Reciprocity, ur Commercial Ihiion, mean.* not only free Canadian wool, but the coming through their sra|K>rtn ami over our bonlera, of wool and wcxdcns from England and idsewhere, re-assorted ami with Canadian marks, if ntMd Im*. Break down our woolen factors ami our growers have no market. No matter hoW high the wool tariff may be, if domestic woolens an* staughtered. the^crowrr’s wool lies dead on his hands. The Mill.** bill makes wool free, and slaughters oUt woolcits by lower and badly fixed dutlesC and so strikes the farmer in t^o ways—brtMkIng down his fair protection and his only market also. With free wool added to the other bad features of this Mills bill, 850 as the av­ erage loss. In home markets and prices, to each fanner In our state. Is a low esti­ mate. MICHIGAN AND ENGLAND. FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION. i NATIONAL LEGISLATE. IJ1” *R*S^^. DOINOB or THE WISE MEN AT WMIT <L M“; Adam Richmond. EightMfl People Killed at a Fira at Neenak, Wia. A NUMBER INJURED, SEVEN FATALLY. n-‘*.* uu., INGTON CITY. ! RAILWAY WRECK IN OHIO. “ «Wp.l it. -u. UrnAMT.!. »aA CoiXM»VA Ohio, Aug. J»7a wreck which oreurred on tbe Ohm near Moxabnla tunnel, a few mile* from base ball attractions ( cousin says: At H:8J o’clock Wednesday STLsrw—i — .. ■ ....._ a*.dzTi>Aiv intnrea tn tuU'AW,Breckinridge ot krhw latroduoad tween this city and Munaaha, wm destroyed by Are. While tbe burning structurv wax walla were thrown outward. lending H*ctatora Eighteen persons were killed, Mvau fatally Injured, aud a number law *erioualy hurt, several ot whom will die. The mill was a three-atory structure, built o'clock Tiiursday morning nt tbe acene of the accident without attention of phyautana, al­ though n pa-enger train pawed in tbo , , ■ j .^-l.l K.va Imn »nt ruhwandpaaa tbo bill to detail army Pittaburg. ............. p 2 Waehisgtoo . ....... ladteMpnta ...... (He Haar V sway, akuuia.-—; ------ --------- — Tl.ur.ton atatiun Here tba |-awugera and •rnplny* bad* fight over the rsfural to build a tiro and administer to tbe injured. | . ' ® * " ....... FhUAWiy.l.lV»V» b<UV UL Chksaan k- broke out about fifty men were in tbe build-' lag. The Are alarm brought several hundred the foreign affair* ooanmittea with , iuatrueUaoa, and tbe otbar to amend by pro­ riding far certain facUitta* for United States ' ____________ i___ JI-. ...w. IOu». — BLOWN UP BY POWDER. to the burning building would permit About 1 U» o’clock, while tbo ! Terrible . rceoluUua to ratify. . dlanapolia. in which the score U* H,।Detroit 3 It was abo reacted— dob put Krock ami Flan w Um Pittsburv •mterdav toh- ■ t__ tbe walls of Urick crumbled and crashed I -... AML’AV "U. UmAUir.J. V. ....... — llljmri, VI i VIM.,' , a—---, — -----­ cry of horror went up from tbe multitude On tbo Infide of the tentstood Bert Huniner. Tbe first strung impulse to flv frum laawible • aacm of Col. J. D. BumMr, of Kalamaaoa further dnngnr w» overcome and Lun- *><»• «•" «m« Ulr*w ‘J* btub ,rf . . . . . . .. • „..«r ll» fri-nt oneninr ot l»» tent. . —(firm, game) Eitt bun; delpbia-PbiUdalphtaS, Bcsto:. .. at ij.... • I,........... I club. iu -------- . ------ ----- - ----. . . . , . Buu Tbo injured were carried to neighboring ( auil lulu 3, Chicago .’t; U Phil*. klprt»_ PM la l,l^ 3, New York 0; a't Washington -WmUmub fl, IWon 4; at PMaburg -i :t:4.urj 7,1sdianapoU* tt Cuiuaoo, Aug - £.-Following: m a* B «u<hT time. Ho I1ybj identity could bo totabh^he-1 ’1 ho dead an* a* follow.: John Moore. Jo^pb BndgM, William Gueltz, ThomsDvurgafe, Frank Bbeffar, Gilbert Moricle. Fnu.k Mnuduvor, Frank Muncinwr. Chris Laigbou*er, John L. Eichoweer, John Hoff- Jcijhouse, man unknown. Fatally injured: Albert Hoecbmor, Ben Ibo Io* on tbe building ia llUO.tXJU; inaurance, th-’.WO. All that, were killed and injured were *|we- yaoterday: At lMrrwl-lMtro.14, CldcMO 14; at Phllad.lpbl*—Fbiladrlpfcta 5,« York 8; Mt WaMimgUm Cu.y-Waun!1g!l,9 L 1UVOCB BL U IL III. n CUIICTKMkT. laiKO uai . |--- >--------- , • .------ --- , .. ...... ------ '---All^br... nd U. k>. lyllt, dl«Ha u> I in U1L KcKUUa nt T...... .... ... ■ .. . _ wmi.CahI tzi rnaht. .A MVntanatl.m .. UJ’JA-I UI..I.V. U.VU LiUUKN VI UA» . rarily aUndoned tbe>r boo** altogether. : as railroad trartic Tbe Pennsylvania is det railroad ------------- ----------- " objection waa a very ungracious thing. ■ deficiency bill waa then taken up, an-1 det af<’ on tbe French spoliation claim* con- 1*. St PbUadrtpbu I’hllad-ipUa; U. X»r York 7; at Washington-Woahlngton 7, Bootonh; at Pittsburg - (flr»t game, I’.Uateq* fl, InduiuajKdia 3. goate) Pkutarg 4, lodiauapolts 7. \ HOARD FOR GOVFRNojt nod tboe injured wore bit by bricks aud nUcndwl an excursion during tbe day and at tbe mill in fiautce. All tbo killed aud injured damage to railways and otbnr property ran not fall below II.OOO.OUO. Tbe’ damage in rcpted. and eulogte* pronounced ’ Waatxnoraland county ia n?|*ort«l to be j WsajuxaTOS Citt. Aug. 33. -Tb« senate 8100,000. and that in Indiana county much - ye«iterd*y placed on tbe calendar bilb *|>pro- has appoiutod a committee to solicit aid for . U-beo U» 2:Y'p. m. Wedneeday tiro hsti|vra|y orgaak xation wm made pvrman«i>t and. a iaiU wm taken for guv— killed. the law. Tbo joint rwolutioo appropriating 3200.00U to light epidemic dlaeaar.. tad mak­ ing tbe mouey immediately available, wm IN SESSION ALL NIGHT. Lisoolx, Neb., arrived and begmi playing upon tbo fire tho mill was doomed. ‘ bealiiig ruuin adjoining tbe flrvroorn. It Ay the ecnsu.* of 1B80. Michigan had was filled with straw and rngu. When the I.M.00S fann* and 8.3WJ,8fl2 acre* <if Im­ proved land*. Them* farms and buildings were valued at 9490,103,181. In 1870 our farms nutnlwred 08.788, Improved lands, of boiler dfaLrla shot out of the building and 5,208,883 acres—an increase of about fifty per cent in ten years, and a like Increase In total value, on a gold ImuiIs. At a Fair Trade (or ante-free trade) meeting In Macelraflcld. England, lately. H. J. Prttlfer. an English workingman. aa nearly all the kliltd and injured were hit and delegate from thtj National Fair Trade Ijeaguc. said tiiat In ten years hundreds of ANOTHER OCEAN HORROR. thousands of here* of land had ewwed to be tilled, and vast numbers of unemployed Colllslun ut Two SlenuiililiM lu Sen 1 farm laborers were crowding Into the towns where they found no work. Algrat Ban Fkakcucq Cal., the same time. Hon. Henry Champlin. M. P.. In a speech lu IhuiimenL told of a like falling-off In cultivated lands, of a de­ crease In cattle and sheep, and of 700,000 perooM idle from the paralysis of English agriculture. Ixird Derby states the losses of Isnd-owncra at 1’800.000,000. or 81,500.­ 000,000 and tenant are 'said to have lost 8500,000,000. (Varlous causra have led to llwwe results, but Michigan fanners, under protection, are far better off than English farmers upder free trade. ■ proper warning Pnrfeaaor Drummond, tho African traveler case taken until 8 pm. w. u. Bfuu. at which time Glnty "»s withdrawn, and after an •xcitiug but r».>l :■ misred yco- Aug. « -The Republican ganixaltou was effected by making Judge r» u'.n .l.i—_____ the similar report on tbe nary appropriation —the IsUr waa adopted. Tbe general do- tenant governor. Gtorp D. MalkleJohn; mcretary of atate. Gilbert L Laws; trmaurer CapL J. El HUI; auditor o< public accounts,' I'homM IL Benton; attorney general, WiltUm Leek; commiadouer of public lands and buUd.nga John Bteta; m^rinUn^t of raihlu. rx—. v, v Hoard, 137; Taylor, 8B. XcFetrsig-. &J; Glnty. 38; w-atterin^ tt An attempt um Imade to adjourn fur WO0.000 A point of order was raised against th- Art: paragraph of tbe French "ollaUon claim. IZ^SaXd pmsdrag • <tecision tbe house adj-Furued. was then compivus! B« fr>Un»>: For lieutenant governor. G V Hyland; for *> urwr, H. R. Harshaw , for attorney general, C. E. Estabrook; for r.iprr:::tei»-ie»it of wh­ A platform wm adopted wturii isdora* tbe Republican naUonal piatforajand rat. didatea, prabra Republican ednunotrawo DEATH IN THE CYCLONE- ■ prujKwitluu to laKolim tbo labor holiday After a long and Iwate,! di.cu.aion the ooLventloo by a oonaldnrnbl. majority |«*<! a nwoluUon doclaring it to ba th* ■*■*, of tbo Republican party that ategialaUv# cn.ct- .UtaUonal probiiuuou. M about 4JJO oVhx-k and hinuJisbni. About 100 men, womenr»nd cbil irHi were*! •ame effective. Edi id lately moved ——------• —... Buouxi ue iwau Edmund* aakl it could wait until -today, and v*i’n,UT "*■' A“» 5I-»~ —..v.v amv umuh, ootn LukeY boepitol—William Craugb man frnm th* i ' i copied aa a canning wtatdbhnHOlIby K-'« k “** JACKSONVILLE’S YELLOW SCOURGE. '------- ' Still Ptmn, Md.. Aug. 23.-^ cyrkx* adjourned. nw wrwca uiue wwv ........ war* dangvroualy bur-, anta uuniterWgNly injured by tbe falling timlera , Tbe kilhxl www all H- hcmlaaa and <»»»■ nuuu, and their nanx* r.r- CLarb»Scb**:!* rnben;. Charles Beauchamp and wtf. l*5n Alpheua. Auguste Gorte. wite*(*d.i»c boy*. __ .A U 1 I, A1 — .L1 TV. hurt AFieARIAM-’ _,i. -- ’ *r»: Fransi. Frank and Maggie That m advocale* of the ataglc tax on land values we pledge our, lnv.H,i' U*' ,10r tb an Kara bL ’•" d^horg^ rural tnerel>*vo tawuan oven lOOcMM al] mjd“^7 Tell,JW fevrr ^“p‘‘\*d to remlttaot or btUiou f ur. The infected diatricl is gradually »u. larging. aapocuHly Furayth, Adami and Monroe straca from pi— "M votes and efforts to awlst in securing the in pursuance.of which a raHunlttee was appointed “for thr distribution of Mingle powder had to ••work jointly with the New York Free Trade elulf In furthering the objects of the meeting. Here Is au aspect of the movement in uarna, ana swep- eteen au ----- r..„ vldnity. Tb« dwelling i-.' VTaUtaw wm crusbetl like egg-vb^l- “”d ’"* fatallv Injured. Tbo storm racwtromtM — V'V,IT, ,ur iaa rrtnx-U tbe west aid* ot i o-^r «■ . considerable damag. 1 r -m-t - thu bravest and atrongeas, and akill in bandling tbo lance and ahMd dewfcUd tho fortune* awovnuw Logeiuer, sons* shrieklug with frar and otbum praying for _l.lL. •!_. __ ■____ ... . . behalf of free trade, which It Is well tor tbe fanners of the United States loserlousJy contemplate before making up their minds to asxls; the Cobden dnb and Ite American alites In changing our existing fecal policy for one dictated in the Interest U « foreign and rival nation. When fully advised, they are likely to teave support of to Ua handful of advocates among thoae follow*; Infantry drill—Fort W»»*i M, flrat nriaa. Lim. ,y. ngra do not harbor old faahiomd prejudice* For Dm brat lutereota at the farther. as well m tie* manufacturer. we want more mill Md fst-Lirire among our fan». From IMO to 1880 the number of peraon* nlCi ulki*0^ CWL1 ;Ooth auditor; Hiram T. L-'** �[.j,.\stings —— Il-'-'1 • Banner. \v7dmiday. August 20, 188S. __------ ———— NISKLRN. Local g^W* PERSONAL MENTION. Din fan, nvi, j„, ,te , ltoom d at Beamer'*.. Will* Bfalrr hfa munml tn ntKtco. , FIREMEN'S Hmdinga Division U me*-tlng held Tuewl.v to lease Union haP fur Privilege of thri l.,, . k’ °r 1 • Ml ■ Week ® w,th «»e h mik-lon^ST^nd fon*1«JI M the ehureh^S ch'"rh’ vIUtlon I. ..U.S u, TT- *“• A» Io- Annual Ball tSSSX' o'<££“,,!!dw,r HASTINGS, ^Kifal A lira n.mrt w CAMktt. w“ln u“«'f sJJmIJ!' itaiir'" '"u“r •" u u>” wrak1"11'" I*tW,I'i«h“‘I»«»Mn«1. trura w U. »> ',ta 1,rta* '<">*■<' ’’"T September 27th, «„!<». Septate, fa ‘I’™1"* HaX-SpAK"™*1"” lrt' The Best of Music. GOOD time for all. si—BILL—i$1. reby given tiiat the common eou >■ •: lustiau prop, sc to change the • <:n*t. from Park street. e>»t to ; ao-ording to a profile now on order's office: and that on Friday. .••< xt, the common council will works in two, the tower should be built ,n” s”nd Mason fruit cans: Pint*, ttta • n.»w ^•t'jquarta. 81.10 per dozi-n. W(-]dt>urv fruit cans: Quarts. S1.i0; 3 quartTsfS per dozen. oi..m Surra. Hah* a Van Auman. /So one ever appealed in vain to Major Anderson to imaisi any g(MK| WhJ n he learned that the Fredwterian*. were D UHaJrbUil%,,K ? ' b,‘ from Bay .view this week. W. D. Hayes 825 hs his contribution thvri- * Dlrd. ut her tome In Carlton, on Sunday morning. MIm« Villle WBrncr. pgJJ ciinsnmptlon. Funeral yeMrrdayTfrS Il ?u* •TWe; dv ith 0 l> Wh° W • . • qmwment Guaranteed. HaLsNsftitl’AlD. Apply at once. Refer to Ihispaper) ,'t llR'-lHElta, COMPANY Rochester. N. Y. .. had many ft lends ""‘"rn ,"’r ‘.’"tl'nely ,vr nrw Mlte lialloek. first assistant in thfc city high school, returned Monday. y L. Haff and family, of Grand Ranlds The preponderance of ml rags ami al>- ate at .Gun lake fur a few days ’ wnc,. <>f stars and stripes on thr Jefferson MLw Belie Jackson, of Richland, te visit; «reel democratic pote ha, made onr sound republican of n nmn who for y,Brs has lug hi«r sister. Mrs. John White. Sier* g"*n,*cker’ ,,ut w»’<> wanton* . Reuben Ixamli. <>f Manton, has Ihhui the KUiftil pf Hasting* fri. ii.U tills week. Beamer wants your butter aud . sg«, and will pay as much a* any hvnse in ih>* coun­ ty dan* pay. ■ . ’ !iT; ' of ItuS,*n‘L will meet with Mrs. (Tha*. Brown Wedursday after­ noon S,.,.f X11. Huffman Bros, go to Allegan county this week, to set up one of their celebrated Aorcross furmice s. . u‘ "«"»• Mlcktab."^1"' '' Thursday Eve’g, —........... w...s and second hand wtool books. Just received at John BcMtmer, jewelry H.Wwln raturara tmm IMnAt More silver plated h a spouts .«i.jj m<r half dozen. ' S,tore always wrlcom*. l nion Halil, **"■ *** **“ “ Ulfabl Rapid, Moih!,, . It is nqMirted that a Wi’tlng of mmbers of U>- Union Labor party of Barry r«mnty was behl tn K. of I,, hall, Utls dtv. on” Sntnntay, and the advisaWllty of putting a straight Unkm Labor euumt ticket In the field wa* said to iiavr been diveussrd aud agrer.1 upon. Friends <>f candidates on the fusion county ticket suggested eud.Mtenicni but we are infonnrd tiiat the lumber, of the Union I-abor partv present at that meeting desired straight gwida. ana nothing else, and would support m» num who had been placwl ln thr field b |.)lbpr the old parties. They were eomtsdlcd to take that position to be eumdstent and hom-st. They would have no -fusion” or ■eMonrjtent" which the history ,»r the .greenback party demaustrated inenta dmply disruption and abwirptiun. Weundcrstand tbe Union I^bor party will told n TheJatest new* from Spokane Falla. 15 ashington Territory, Is that Fad Hob-liklM is running a t^n shop. . et In the Held Saturday. September Sth. It Is an undisputed fact that Stauffer A- convention to be held tn tlie eonrt room. rawley^ lead thr uiarkc: <m*bntter and eggs. Give them a trial ami Jh> convinced. .„r,,e.1,''n”n base boll dub eame up nmrsday>u. rruMlmts with the Hasting* ■ . ....................... "•*.’ iiivj nine. Six innings were played, wh diib are r|i«*per tuan ever before. John ,B«*rs- scoring nine runs, ami each credited with mer fi-ads them all on prices and quality. three shutouts. In the fln,t .................................. will deliver a lecture in seventh. W. IL Cook was to bat He mltuMJd the third strike, the ball hitting c,1U"b thia evening. - Subject; and beingttorefurea blocked "Principles or DistltuUons Which?” All l,h ’■Htch‘‘r lhr,,w the runner out, arc cordially Invited. but Conk was entitled to hls base beeatmr of the blocked ball. Two balls were Wil! sell |.:| contract. making tto terms pitched taitbe second Hastings batter be­ easy. Apply at'the offices of Smith A fore the Umpire's attention was called to Colgrovc or W. P. Sldnam. hls error in the case of thr previous bat­ TTila ia the season of the year when you ter. He then changed his decision, calling need abaolotcly pure apices, and you will Cook safe at firet Then there was some h gh and lofty kicking. After a warm ’ find tht-m at dispute, some of the Delton boys refused Dr. Lathrop has the largest line of scl,.nd to play further, on the ground that the um­ pire had no right to change his dectoon supplies ever brought Into Barry county. He has new and secaml hand school books, after te 11* had been pitched to the second flatter. 'l|hc umpire stuck to his decision, and the nicest line ever shown of scIhm>1 and the game stopped much to the regret pads. of the spectators, who would have been A steam engine net lire to the stacks of glad to have seen It finished. Horace Bishop, of Rutland, oar day last week destroying about FJ5 worth of grain. rhe Michigan Central railroad will run Luckily, threshing was nearly dune when special twins from Hastings to Jackson tlie fire originated. ’ ami return on Sept. nth. l-Jth. 13dt and At a meeting of the school examiners in 14th as follows: Leaves Hastings 6:30 a. ; the prolmte office yrstenlay. Walker Matth­ m., returning leaves Jackson for Hastings ew* was ciusM-n secretary for the entitling at 5:15 p. iu. One fare fur the round trip. year. Mr. Matthews h well qualified and Tickets must lie purchased at ticket offices; will make a g«ssl worker. full fare will lie charged on trains. No stop-over will be allowed. ’ The Michigan Centra) will, on Sept. 11 1 rwuMrn,. and 12th sell tickets from Hastings to Ihrollowing aie the real estate tnraeters trolt und return, at the rate of S4.00, good going on date of sale and returning not for thr .week ending Aug. 37th, 186B. M lakr” .tb£b?ok’‘ 1”lhe "Keter’s later than Sept. IX on account of prohibl ■I. H llllfh trt II f Uj.n.H. . ...—... * _... lion meeting. p. . H , AgtmL •A labor convention will be held i .n*r m :li.-city of Hasllngson . Mb. I--*, a! ten o’clock in the Mis* pottiT. <,r Kalamazoo, was on Auk. ;». :ii.- •.I’irpo'w of jnittiUK a county M'll tickets from Hastings"ill. to Middleville rhl and transact such other husf- and return, at the rate of 30c.. gou<| going guest of Mrs. Frank Balch last w« k. ! before the convention.. i !.n,d i?r!*' r,,n"’ll'i< Mason, of Itj. le and returning on "Wny rvgu'ai train that I H FillK HUJl, I'b.'mn Vnlon Labor Co. Com. date, on account of republican tunss nu-et- hind, visited at J. M. Nevins’ last week. ln<P. A. Haus'. Blg-beart.<x|, gcninl Major Anderson was Ticket Agent. in Uic clty last week, greeting old friends. The Michigan Central wjll, on Sept. 11 । 1 k’v‘ *’ Bnen* "r Grand Rapids, was »and Oct. u *»d j3 *ell tickets from In the city over Sunday, the guest of |{(.v. Hastings t<> nearly all point- west and re­ a aus turn, nt the rate of one fare ginai going on 3; l-eon.'krtl to C’banrey Lewis: see c Barrv B40 The Michigan Central will, on Sept 3nL I- T. f olgrnye and Judge Hooker went date of sale and returning within 30 davs Om«Si«nrU,Ck tO He“ry H‘X>: ** sell tickets from Hastings to ixetroit and orove fl joo. from date of sale on account of harvest to (. rooked lake yesterday on u fishing exH. Roeere to L. A return, at the rate of S4.00 good going on cuniio*. excursions. p. a. Hahn, nominal. date of sale and returning not later than John Raphe Hrv. conducted services at (he new Sept. 4 on account af annual iatsir day nominal. Ticket Agent. . F. Austin P. A. Haus. Agent. The Firemen of this city are making ex­ M. n. jchurch. Martin'*, corner*. Sunday demonstration. nominal. evening. , tensive preparations for their grand an­ F. Bull Tlie Michigan Centra! will, oujficpt. 4th nual ball, Thursday evening Sept. 27th. Will Fuller has lieen appointed postal to Kth inclusive, sell tickets from Hastings nominal. Win. IL tMsson Good music has been prov'Med. und giasi clerk.-and will have the run from Detroit to Detroit and return, nt tlie rate of S5.0U, *300. nnlcr will be preserved. I’rocccds to go to <'hltago. , John Harper gisal going on dates of sale and returning nonilnaL toward purchasing uniforms for div fireMiss Rose Bostwick ha>. returned and not later than Sept. sih. This ihcludre I. Regur * j •■"•■ men. l To aid tire toy, in tta-ir uiSkrtaknominal. 'he is prepared for her diitire in tlu* coupon for admission to Detroit nuvx. ing our citizens especially should give J. W. SlrMbaugti P. A. Haus, Agent. HOUSE, ip'hool room. same. . them a veryjibeaal j-atronngv. D.'Cornwell The society of "Little BnlMenTconnect­ Jay McGuire. Frt-d Allen and thr MI.s*t j <h>hn Carvcth. delivered a very able- and flRCDLAN/.-ft, Frtprirtor, ed with the M. K. church will Lave tent on iaiira Heimer uml Minnie Leeapcnt Mon ­ tlie court yard Saturday afternoon from. :> ..^“•IT’ihanlu.Uura Rich; parcel sec so r.-n «:i(l < vurtst,.. Itottogv, Nidi. eloquent speech to a gp«>d uiiilicms- nt the day nt Wait lake. . vuurf room Friday evening. Then- are few till 7 o'clock, and will wrye refreshments Baltluiore MM, Rates. $ 1.00 per Day. Wightman to F. J. Busby; lot 664 eity speakers who have <♦., r|.-ar and compii...................................... Mr. Charles Welton, who .... has been,tur the such as lee cream, and will also sell a hrnslvr an hb-a of the tariff «- Mr. Car-: <’.......... returned to his number of useful and ornamental articles, Olive Ixvekbart to C. T. Wilkinson, 30a see 34 -* Ms h!- brother. L. ..; Casllrtou. »4TO. veth. and rarely ran one be found better fi* home ,n,e in Dakota Saturday. which they have- made. Patronize them. ..{L F’ “"you’d* to A. DeBott; parcel N’aahvtlle able to clothe his thought' In gpo<l, plain The Michigan Central will, cmnmencing •aoo. Mrs. J. 1.. Krivl went to Allegan la»t Englhh. Mr- Carveth wilt appear here Hettle filmpson to Geo. P. Mattson; Ma Baltiweek for a visit with her sinter, Mr.'. Dr. Sept. (Illi, on Thursday of each week until nw>re Si inn later in the campaign, and will always be Nov. 15th sell tickets from Hasting' to - “ • • ■ Bmeiell. returning Monday. W ... O. OlUipn'ltl . K>S M.W Ell) Ibfencd to with attention. • Detroit ami return, at the rate of >4.35 -•/•■I Mrs. Frank Storms and daughter, of Kenyon Mead to J. Van.Nocker; lots Nashville good on going on date of sale anil return­ v The city school, will opes September unit Jars TOq a dozen at 3d. and an unusually large attendance Is Plalnwvll, were tbe guest' of Mr. and Mr*. ing on the following day on account of art A M. Nevins the jtast week. loan rxblhitbm. this include* coupon for confidently ex|>ecb-d. No town in the P. A. Rahn, Agent Mr, and Mrs. J.. L. Wilkins gave a admission. ijterlaii'’expert to build a state has better schools than Hading*, Ilh.HuWtlt pahy ..MrtV tf. Vl.lltl. friends rri..,,.!. nt ... their to young and very few can offer anywhere ntyCrly so pleasant It is stated that candidate.Geazkbbey good advantage*. A diploma, from the home, first want. Friday.evening. went to Awyria one day last week to in­ , i - l-.dh Amhiis remember arc Hastings high Ncbool admits the owner to Mias Angie Bates left for Champion. form tlie Union I jdsir voters .there “that \uiry*nler. . , i the freshman das, of every college of the Marquette Co., where she has lx*en engag­ lie was going to*vote the ticket headtsl by ■:i<! burnt *tigon* JorUale. in- *tatr and of th<< University. A library of ed to teach school for thr second y rar. Streeter, and it didn't make any difference about 1.500 volmnns is auotbeMdg advant­ to him, so far as his vote was concerned, L. Newton. Misses Mar Tiinilimmn und Clara Rob­ whether the U. I*, party of Burry county age. <to«xl teachers make another big .MtI lie mvh the call for a help. Pupils from outside the city can ert*, Mrs. Geo. Tomlinson^ and Wil) Chid­ endopied him or not. Still, he would, of w codvenUanr ' ester and Clarence Young are at Wall lake. obtain all desired Information as to tuition eouratq like to be endorsed." If thia ia will occur the republican sen- and board by applying to Prof. J. W. Mrs. Ubas. BradL nee tiara Williams, true, it looks as though candidate Abbey was trying to ride ilirce political horses, Roberts, superintendent. who has been visiting friends here, left for •i in th|* city. . the democratic, grex-nlmck and union labor. Thr last Democrat bad a silly report •» her home in Albany . N. Y.. Thursday last. ixiul, drunk and disorderly There’ll be a split somewhere, if hcdoxsui't regard to the ^senatorial situation. It Mr. Adams, of Grand Rapids, one of thr stop. It Is queer, though, tiiat be did not -n<; paid. $5 fi>r his fun. might have lawn true had It not been publisher of Hearth and Hall, was In the r i- vetting out the material wholly false. In the first place the writer city last Satunlhy and made the Bannei: come out for the Union I-alxir party before he was nominated for office by the demo­ rw bom*- on hls place in die has never sought to interfere in the sen­ a call, crats and greenbackera. George, comeoff! atorial matter in thr interest of any candiYou can't fool the boys like that. i F. H. Allen, of Charlotte, was In the ■’ want* v-ur totter and eggs and dgte. We will give tbe Democrat editor city the latter part of the week, and attend­ The state teacherj institute for Barry 8100 for any evidence that we ever worked against or for the nomination of any can­ ed the party at Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Wilk­ county began on she 20th, and will continus until the 2Vth. Tlie subject* oPprinrary didate for .senator. Omo Strong und the in’s Friday evening. >imday school will hold a writer are and always have Jiecn fiuod Will McMffrray. the Carlton ’hustler, reading, primary othogrnphy, U. S. history, s lauding. Thornapple lake. friends, and nothing lias ever occurred to wa*. in the city yesterday with his usual civil government, schopl law and school mar tiiat friendship. Qur contemporary hearty greeting for frienax whom no one goveniment have already been presented. Penmanship, adftuiccd reading, grammar, must Ik- han! up to -resort to such silly appreciates more than he. mm* are being made to the arithmetic, geography, physiology and or­ twaddle for campaign ammunition. rtii', of Frank Smith and L. C. Welton and family, accompiinled ganization of district schools are now on n tile 4t!l Wllrt. Win. Haake. a Germdn who has been in by Miss' Susie Reynolds, of Detroit, and the floor. Memtier* of the institute are enthe -mall number of jury this country but a few weeks, but who be­ the ilisM* Emmu and Mary Barber, of thuBiastic over these subjects as presented. came an expert marble cutter in the Nashville, were at Long lake Sunday. The attemlance lx not large. Measra. Hall. cKuniiouw pruiru IU UUIUUU* Ul • r : rial at this term of court Fatherland, has made an excellent model Plowman ami Warner are tin*/instructors. homes for more tb*o a quarter of a eentury. It •I i" call no Jury. ' | Rev. A. K. Stewart, of Grandville, form­ They prove by their work, tlfat they arc ,Is used by the United States Government. En­ of tto proposed soldier, and sailors monu­ dorsed by the heads of the Great VntveratUea atrh«d-lever elder proas ment In plaster of pari*. It is four feet erly of Hastings M. E. circuit, was In the efficient teachers. "Why W? Work," by as । theJJtrougM*. Purest. *ndtmosl Healthful. 'iut- fur sale cheap nt the; high—one tenth of the propotmd monu­ city over Sunday, and attended the dedica­ Supt. Plowman, was listened to on last ;Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammon la. Lime, or Alum, gold only ment—and is made on the scaletof one tion of lhe new M. E. church at Martin’s Wednesday evening by u large audienre In । caus. The lecture abounded with good thoughts PRICE BAKING POWDER OO. '‘"r!"ii authorizes us to state that tenth of the original. He has made this coroe re. XXW YQHX. eillCAOO. ST. LOUIS. from the draff' of the monument, which for the young. Tuesday evening onr old ........ trespassers all hunters Dr. Fuller relumed Friday from a visit friend, Prof. Hall, spoke on "We." Supt. shows his rfuperlority as a workman. Ir “.-it': hk farm in Hope. to friends In western New York. He says Plowman will speak on this, Wednesday, is Indeed a tiling of beauty, and one who tlie Empire state Is ablaze with republican ’• V 11. laithrup'n drug store fur wishes to pit a faithful idea of tbe monu­ evening on "Institution.* or Principles, enthusiasm, and if the election were tn be 'Which?" The sessions of the Institute are 11 ......nddiand school books. ment can do (a from this model. It is on held now. New York would give an over­ opened to the public. The attendance la • ,;u.. -t stork In the city. ’ , exhibition nt Bcssmer’s. the jeweler’s. whelming republican majority-. He feels not as hirge ns it would have been hnd no­ -L the North Fairfield plow. X. T. Parker has leased the Hastings sure that it Is safely republican this year. tice been thoroughly circulated. The pro­ house to P. T. Wood, of Detroit. Mr. The following from tbe Brockville, ।gressive teacher is quick to avail himself Wood lias bad 20 years experience in the Canada, IMBy Re<i»nler. is a deserved ,of such advantages for Improvement. . lew hundred barrel* of late totel bualnras, and I* very popular with compliment t<>« nephew of tlie well-known Peter Schmidt, n.German who hns been the traveling public. Mr. Parker luis been and big hearted Major Andernm: v full apples, hand picked. in this country but four months, and wtiu a very successful landion! and manager, \ promising young preacher.— The ser­ has bre*n working on the H. A L. railroad, and has mrnlr for hb popular house a de­ mons prmchwlln Trinity church yiwter11 "*'i preach hls anniver- servedly high reputation among the travel­ day by the Rev. Anderson, of Maitland, came to town Saturday, and In company wn< ••m Sunday monihig. Tlie ing public. Tlie Hastings house ha* no were very well received. Mr. Anderson with two alleged Americana, paid frequent visits to the saloons, all getting drunk. ■ f more than usual hiterest. superior in any town of 15,000 inhabitants Is a Bleaker of marked ability, and hls The trio marched up Broadway andtniwd The n jr.v.’h-u, olub of this city has vot- in the state, is elegant In all Its* appoint­ discourse* were evidently the result w down Green street, and when near R. 1. > toatt,;",. ,lh. l!Ul^ n|W}Ung ut M|ddl^ ments aud popular with traveling men. well balanced thought and intelligent re- Henderehott's. Schmidt, at Um InntlgntUm Ilwi. ' :l'"1 wlu ukt’ ba,,<l wltb Mr. Parker’s huc.ths has l^n earned by scorclu To hear him was both a benefit of bls compunions, fired a revolver several hls enterprise, and In richly merited. Wr and a pleasure. times- They next came up lo the corner are glad to say be Is to remain In our midst, near Mrs. Wm. Ttokler’a mid sal down. " Anna Nhaw will deliver a pro- and may engage In other business. Encouraged to do so by hla oompany, • bll-'i itrv." at Union hall next Saturaouhtelln A '.irarr .tain, Die r.nurr. Schmidt again brought out his revolver, 'ay ,qeu , . “We inu»t prevent the Union l.abor «. brlnir U>™ *11 llr* • “ > w 'i ” . <■ Silw i* an able and brilliant pointed it directly toward Frank Clarke party putting n ticket in the field in this .■ efai ite<-- «”d Stakcr. W lhBibrkrt conntyP if It costa «»oo." a well known,. and Angus McDonald who stood In fiwt of Jauwfi Clarke’s house, and fin-d. the «'<LluJ,".,:i™ rt"1’. wl“ te. '“"R?1 « fusion wire puller was heard to remark prtN1 lu r*"U or tak. Purrbofar. of u-bnul .uppllr. for Ite tall ball striking a few fret from McDonald. turday evening. P. T. the other even Ing. The Industrious man-1I purennwram t’uhtoAe I wlli find fiUd a complete BMjortmcnt assortment of McDonald and Clarke made themselves H. VanArman will ad- nerln which the fusion workers are riding • u<rm will J. B. rapidly. V|K» Iranilw rf U» the ™>1K. l>wi« «»•! plefalUiir wllfa Uh- '. new and „j second tamd hand tad school1 tiooks ><«*• at « 4B­ affair, officers arrested Schmidt and one of Ttell.I •den llio roast coffee that we are Union Labor party not to put a ticket in I ROixjrta News Loom*. M (. !t made a his companions, who under the clrcuinf<!''■■Jdcper pound is the genuine the field shows bow mucbAbey are alarm-, stances hail to be let off with a fine for •nkle anI1 neb in the cup, try It. cd. From this time on, the w,ly 2“??1 trin over die C. K- 4 «• railroad Thursday, drunkenness. Schmidt was brought be­ •Sr.UrrrKH A- Cu.vwi.kv. fore Esq. Beadle Monday, and arraigned for Intentionally pointing a revolver at ■"ho,.fa' ; ■, ’o wy to say to all McDonald. He could hare been taken on mxlbt. I01.1 Ial ke n,UHt *UI lm' a mon1 aeriout cliargc. but it was plainly rh„,, r, n«'l that it will be ’’heels.. |"*lt ’ wllt: ,,i“l ,,mn w,th «“>' .T^5 Buggy, Har­ ness, etc., For Sale Very Cheap. Buggv is new. Mamin fruit cans; Pints. "Oe.iSquarts. 81.10 per dozen, fruit outs: Quart*. Si. ju; a < .Smith. Rev. Oriatl was taken Saturday evening by “the boys’* and they by the huiir' of the Baptist church. About W o'clock Satur­ day evening, the members of the Fitzger­ ald J’twL “f tbe G. A. R.. marched up td the front door df Rev. Mr. OvtattN r«ddeui-i- and secured admittance. Once in­ side the commander drove Mr. Ovlatt to u> lhe wall and demanded ids surrender’, declaring that In all their hlstorj they hail la-en successful iu putting down opposi­ tion and rebellion. After being assured that no serious resistance would be offered, Mr. Brooks made a fine little speech assur­ ing the elder that "tlw boys” highly appre­ ciated his memorial seroMui mid lu^j dropped in to expreart their feelings in a tangible way, whereupon be presented Uhelder with five silver dollars. At thia point tlie scene became Intensely InterrxtIng." The ladies at thr. Baptist church be­ ing* ware of w hat w*s going on rushed tn at the back door, armed with but coffee and doughnuts, and demanded that “the boya” surrender. This was gracefully dune while Mm. Tlmmennan played “Marching through Georgia. “The boys" know bow to get away with doughnuU ana hot coffee. The evening was greatly enjoyed and will be remembered with pleasure by Rev. Oviatt and family, "the boys." and the ladies of the Baptist church. M < Jas. K. BctU. Thorn apple “(Mary Hljter. •• -ILiSSSTSUi1W •. Nelson I!Inkier. Irving »Amy Wrtaht. RowbeTKeut Co im ’.Geo. I. tmander, Hastings, 061 Clara Whittemore •• 1(y. ‘ Fred Kookle " 100 < Dnnle Flfieid IK • Edwin J. Squats, Barry > May McElwaETPlain well. Allegan Co. .(K • Byron H. McMillon. Woodland 1 ; Betsey J. Otfraoder. ♦* I . Bessmer, . itai “’■* "d Local news. Tull we/gwz'^ pPPRICFs CREAM jAKlNg OLD HONESTY TOBACCO ^WDER SS!2jrPERFECT M*D£J |^E {JEWERS OF WILL SOON FI|JD L^STS LOfJCEfy If TASJtB SWEETER TljAfl OpjEIJ TO­ BACCOS, *|<D WILL pLE^SE -J ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. ,vuu‘ AND INSIST ON CETT1NC IT. E?Ely pule SJAqpED LIH^E a^boVe cJp HO. FUHB14 BBOS., LhMi,Ij. HUFFMAN BROS ----- SELL----- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with tbe best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. ‘2; STOVES SwitaS.“”»* ”1—*<0f all ki6ds. See onr stock of GASOLINE STOVES. A you can buy ,T‘ can",: Piute at 70 cents; quata. Is"" U’larts, 81.10 per denxm »1.3G r-?i.Cana: two quarts, r il'iffii. Aud evervthtnr «•!*<■ In M diet Itel fal >l«d> ’"L“ ™ I Uta. EniU ta.: I*» ’T"' English. iu>d w*-* «« thoroughly frlghumed ; when brought into court ।that he cried, i Uta. rorw.ro..:aqufatAtii’v'<*“-«• P°*« »• V!*t° fr.ll <i»: q~ru I,-"- " ” never repeat Saturday s performance. 1 pp____ Huffman Bros. �SLAVE AY AND FREE TRADE. THE learkhg to think. MILLS BILL- "PLAIN LIVING AND HIGH THINKING” FOR THE FAIR'SEX. was in a prosperous condition. wby1 Bocbum there was a high protective tariff, and Henry Clay said It was the most pros mrous period of tbe administration. But Gay, at tbe dictation of tho southern Were, submitted in 1883 a bill known as tbe ''oompromteo tariff.” which, as soon M it became a law. was felt all over the country, buslneas of all kinds became depressed, and in 1837 a great panic broke out and continued until 1840. Previous to 1840 tbe working people began to oom­ bine and thev nominated the grandfather of tho republicans' present candidate [applause], and by tbrir united effmts the Whig party was victorious: In 1842 a new tariff bill was enacted, and it was surprising to see how soon the free soup ■ houses were closed and the men who had been seen lounging on the streets were nowhere visible, nulls were opened and everything denoted prosperity. I came to America a free trader of good old Welsh extrartian, but I soon began to investigate the platform of the two par­ ties and I found that tho Democratic party were tho advocates of slavery and also the people who tried to break up the Union, while the Republican party was just tbo reverse. I began to study, and found that the south were frw- traders and slave holders aud against the interests of this I am a protectionist because I believe tn an American standard of labor on Ameri­ can wagea Whenever the Democratic quote prices they always quote h prices. I don’t know what far, “it's English, you know.” A man told me once he was converted a free trader in a theater one evening, be­ cause a man near nltn had a suit on which he had purchased from a fashionable tailor and paid *55. while the suit he had on only cost hhn |25, which ho purchased In London But hero note the difference in the prices paid for the labor. In Lon­ don the tailor received four shillings for the making of the suit, while In this country the tailor received $2.50 and tho eutter |4 Do you expect to get a suit of clothes for tb» same money when the wages are three times aa much as in Eng­ land? The pnddlers in Philadelphia get K per ton and In England $1.62.—John rrett to Philadelphia Workingmen. retrenchment of protection alike because lu making reductions hi it nearly always hits hardest the finished product. Here are som< imports and duties being Take two agricultural advanced by a trust, and which pays |58,016, W. every penny out of the consumer's pocket. b»reduced a'fifth. so tiiat the price to you. which moves by cents and. not fractions, will not be cheapened. Wool, which pays |5,8B9,810 on one-fourth of our consumption, and whose duty lowers price'by stimulating product, so that tho „„promtb- w»u Northern Michigan br.n-whH.tn-u Tspplns the Ttemoeratlo Bar'l. A secret circular from tho Democrstlo headousrterH In North Carolina, which has somehow gained publicity, contains a piteous call for campaign funds, and In the event that they Are not forthcoming prophesies defeat for Cleveland. With States hitherto Democratic becoming more doubtful every day, the party certainly has need of all tho aid it can get from Jay Gould, tbe Standard Oil interests, Nlcknl plato Briee. monopolist Scott, and thereat. At tbo rate tbe bar'l tn being friends outride of the profession tell me that I ought to join a stock eonjpany, so oa to bo alite to live in New York s.-l winter and have r. BAinbddr MuM.> “MAY GOD BLESS YOU!” ■■ applications Danini Frobmon hod Last tmm- twenty-six.’ I suppose that Wallack, Palmer aud Daly would give ’ about the mmio figure*. Scarcely a mail comes into tbceo tlwotrre tiiat .loo. not bring an *i>plication. I know actors who have ylnyed under old duty. Tin plate la made free, tbe sheet iron out of which tin plate must bo made and all that lies behind is left with a duty of 85 to'70 per cent ■ Wood screws, mado tn a Democratic district in Connecticut, unchanged; cut ceirod as high as 800 a week, who would tacks and sprigs, made in New Jersey and jump at tho chance of playing footman at elaewhen.-, reduced in duty one-half. Wollack’a or the Lyceum, and would do it Cotton ties, free; tbe hoop iron of which year after year for 835 a week. The life of cotton lies arc mode, 35 per cent. an actor today is tbo life of a dog; it is Structural iron, which requires special •carrely worth qualifying such a statement, machinery and special skill to roll it, alxtonths of a cent a pound; iron and steel beams which do not, seven-tenths of a cent per pound. would have more chancre of domestic-happi­ Steel fiat, advanced by longitudinal ness and a prosperous old age." ribs, ready to make fearing, four-tenths •Dus gentleman, whose name I do not feol or a if JA/IA you AM>IO have 11V, not tho V* * cheaper UIVWJAC, blanket >A VMW I----- - ---------- ------- - - ----- ------ ----_____ — A__ _________ AU- _AI ___ ■ We | ta take into account the sore eyes with which money to baveither one___ ortho otbarf are fighting now for tho existence of our the lower orders seem universally aflBcted. mills and factories. Fighting to keep them open. Fighting to keep nearly a million men im women employed right apparonL Ono may look lu vain throughout te keep them from swooping down, im­ tbo length and bruadth of this beautiful pen­ pelled by hunger and tho desire, for em­ insula for n single sjxA wherein can be found ployment, upon the absolutely protected that *'cleanliness which is akin to godliness," and equally vain will bo his search for any­ thing approaching honesty or fair dreiling. bread and butter, not of politics.—New Wholesale frauds such as ore ]«rj<tratesj in our country are seldom board of, but rate York Press. ropresnntetiou and petty pilfering have not so often Iren designated national traits with­ The Democrats are already very tired out good rnosou, thr. Italians thinking perof the red bandanna as an emblem. They are making dcsjicrate efforts to change tho subject from dirty handkerchiefs to Chi­ Timm. ___ a a - >Z— ra i j der the facts brought out by their own too hasty investigations, recognized as a friend of Chinese Immigration, the Chi­ nese flag will suit admirably as a Demo- streams, by dumping into thorn tho garbage of cltlwi and large towns, has become so se rious that some device is sought to avoid tbe danger, and the need of incurring tho danger. the timely use of this M tailed Krttric Bitters lifeMr. I>. I- Wll«>xson.ofHon*<Ave, M” adds a little testimony, mylng: He I**’tIvely believe* he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward off. as well cure all Malaria- Dtoeaae*. and for *J1 Kidney. User and Stomach dteonlcrs It stands unequaled. Price 50c. and 81- " • swM-paipfaue tor two boon u MfBwqpMjpBt cold to tbe kC^,_ In Heptembrr bottle of Shaker Fitnri bi. H. Goodyear'.- dnnr stare. Tbe best salve in tbe world fnr cute, brolwM. nlcvni, «U rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblain*., coms, and all akin eruption*. piles, or no pay required. It te to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ funded. •PriceMett. I*r box- For sals thinking of far greater interest than tbe tariff question, if tbe matter at kmKWX puNi-schools and the issues deriving from .. J —~~..l nnareinn whether because I myself could so cleanly imitate Mr. this, I make tho following sporting offer to Tbs Times, to experts, or to any one else wbowtU take up tbo Challenge Iwfflsub- England ho largely put tho plan into prac­ tice, and is well satisfied. Forty-five English towns are already using furnaceti. The Chi­ cago furnace disposes of fifty tans a day. right track, will furnish tho beet and cheap- and tawsmarked even d*j <ir.tr (took *nd bottlo, and nlnwi eishtrn poeadt. Ourtrt to be thankful »m1 | km.This remedy opens a’1 thr natural the body, expels tbe poison from tt:» vnaJjft nature to rebmM . baTm^LeteA ored woman, te dead. English »p«rtn liniment removes all hard.’-wft. «>r calloused lumps and blem­ ishes from horse-. Wool spavin, curbs, splints, sweeney. ringbone, stifles, sprains, all swollen throate. coughs, etc. Save 9^0 by u»c of one bottle. Warranted. Mold by Dr. E. H. lAIhrop, dntggl-L Ha-ttngs, lightly esteemed peraattago commonly darig- Crew sav«L Cure of Canoe'r and Ulcert. Swift Specific Co. i “About throe year* ago, Jerry Bradley, hadxa cancerous own wanin’,lx, without having her mind en- housekeeping. high living which the/ cannot afford. I vo known women who would deny themfrom old ulcers for vsare. Your medP cine was recommended, and after using six bottles I was completely cured. Your medicine-'does oven more than ysu claim for It I have- known it to euro cases which were thought hopelosa" Mrs. A M. Goldsmith, No. 974 warren ol>L It is filled with old furniture, quaint coming awny she said: "Now. come und see My little girl, also, had tore fingers; it cannot afford rich furniture would remember I really believe ease •similar to General Grant’a I cheerfully recommend It to all suffering from disordered blood. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases Big Rapid' ha* let a contract for a MH 000 iron bridge. Mr. B. F. Noun*. General Western Agent Royal Baking Powder Co., writes: I have never found so great results from physicians' preecrlpttau* aud attendant* upon our children, as I have after a few day'.* use of Paplllon (extract of flax) Skin Cure. I cannot describe to you medlcally what It has done for a*, but can say that years of treatment have not accomplished what Paplllon has done after a few appli­ cations." Large bottles only 81.00. at W. H. Goodyear’s drug state. There are 747 coulirL* at the state pria- ,............ ........ on/l,,'v. the smallest number since War­ den Hatch took charge of the Institution. Watein«ton: Montana became it now ranks first in tbe production of precious metaHOreson. because of IU mllJcUmste, timber, coal, minerals and wonderful production oi lx>r'» costly stiff jdush ciialra, velvet carpet.’, and lack of refinement, she would be much happier, and stop contriving bow site may eouras.—Globe-Dem- - quality that pertains to tbe mind dom." When tbo average believe that an unformed n of taste in good literature is as much of tho world's progress is more deplorable than freckles, or a figure which is not an ex­ act model of a dressmaker's “ferm;” that tbo MACKINAC And then thr millennium may bo expected. —Helen M. Winslow in Boston Globa 5^ln‘,'‘£‘’‘J-r?’lnu’ jiorthera Pacffic inUra^tant01”’000 h^*t>IUiat*: SeAttle. 3 — sad tbrivtim elty. >e I'ncinc Northwest as taduernirtH* to those M-eKiiig ncwnoBMA. tow R*tx» DETRO^MACKi.'vAC ISLAND ■I. Clair. O*XU»U supwintemk-ut. Il fllte hither and thither is in Buffalo and , Detroit’ano K«ria» CRT- cievelano tiSKKSJSSl like a specter. One day it ’JJ" ' n‘® country traversed by this Kreat line front St. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth and Ashland to Portland. Orvvnn and Tacoma E. B. WHITCO--Niagara Falla tetnSfcClewlni st’isHiripiwa AH night flaabre here anti time like a firefly erf. a ^w^jy.ssaxasa-*'--’ »eS>enr^W' W,,wn- M^hlgan settler of I83!,"14 l,rwnllM,« In business at Quincy for 31 veara. Ls m____ J Myers, son of county clerk Myers, ably addrewed tbe Goblerillr repuML can dub on a recent evening.. P logarithms to Hill's I’brriejm Cough Syrup I* fast I*- n"™"- ■» He can do better. their feet against anything which will steady 'w—iurr. if you stomach h disordered, try n ImkU. of C*l.-. mb. M to, M rwZ. W H. Goodyear. thought nothey would Bay nothing tL—Olnctnaad OinoaMMial Gazette. If you act short of breath, .have flatter- Summer Tours. Palace Svcaaiers. A .mWIn, (urtlr wrtjhln, M round. Thc Democratic papers are saying in sacral terras that Gen. Harrison br rankeutireiy lidentialt W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. O6NTLEMEM. only happier but wiser. shot from thia bet shall have full opportunity to study the twenty sheets, and may call to hls aid all wr, ana in a soon time ah‘» t'lm- m J. -May ftod bhwA vo. < r Mr. Mas, McCann, w ttatelui a» 3S writes:; --aix mouth* xco I i^u, to woar. which W7 likely » not needed and by W. H. Goodyear. * Phtelw Clark. Detroit's 108-year-old col­ Mich' The steamer Imperial went ashore near Saugatuck In the heavy galr Tuesday. , ‘ wsR’Sa.lrx.'-w.-.'st Awe'****” UrH out I au-C.1* M^Iodb sometimes with’a rapidity which tbs oU Commodore never experienced. Tbe That Mr. Cleveland's efforts to bring about freo trade and tho consequent ben­ efits to Great Britain are appreciated by the Canadians, is shown by tho following dipping from Ths Toronto World: "Fmlowing President Cleveland's last message tbo ifilte tdll. approved by tbe Democratic majority in tbs house, would be an im­ portant step toward free trade, while it is equally certain that tho bill now being framed by Republican senators will strongly Affirm both the principles and "»» « ^H^toilyrar-rdrug store, taryr IxdU* Burlape, under sixty inches in width, York free; over sixty inches, 25 per cent.—both Graphic. __________ mado in the United States—one deprived, the other given protection. Working Jost 'After Rating. Jute bags for grain, free; jute bags for potatoes, three-eighths of a cent per her to sing immediately after dining sho re­ pound. fused. Ho held that it was extraordinary Raisins, grown in California, cut down Insolence, and the result was a lawsuit. one-third; peanuts, grown' In southern states, ent down one-fourth; oranges, grown In Florida, close state, untouched. filling my stomach with food, and whatever Freestone, granite and sandstone, un­ the strew of lhe occasion 1 will not destroy dressed. northern building stone, free; my voice." Nevada understood and worked marble, undressed, Tennessee product, according to a fundamental and vituplo law, forty cents per cubic foot. that the blood Jam enable but one set of • China, day and kaolin, dug in Virginia organs to do safely an extraordinary feat st s and other southern states, <2 per ton; tho time. The blood furnish* tbe power for china made out of it in New Jersey, plain, singing and for thinking, as It does for reduced from 55 to 40per cent.; decorated, digesting and jumping. When required in DEMOCRACY AND THE TRUSTS. 60 to 50 per cent. the stomach it muvi not lx> daman.led eb*Pig iron, mado, we are glad to say, in where. When digesting meat, jxitet.« and twelve southern states, reduced from eggs tho blood is fully occupied. If sum­ *8.73 per tou to |6; steel pens, mado in moned to vocal tasks it leaves digestion dis­ From tills time forth no Democrat need Camden. N. J., and elsewhere, reduced open hls lips to say a word against trusts. turbed. He and his party are hopelessly committed from twelve cents per gross to 85 per Yet nearly all study is performed after In support of this peculiar form of mo­ cent., equal to two cents per gross. meals, while the stomach requires the blood. Lastly, the worst discrepancy about nopoly. Tbe vote in tho house on the The brain calls it away by force of its imperithe Mills 6tll is that while it pretends to sugar amrtidment to the Mills bill fixes the last link in the chain of damning ovi- reduce tho revenue from duties, it will dence. Tl»ese are the three great monop­ increase tho revenun by stimulating ira­ olies. the managers of which control acbo und neuralgia above, followed by disprices at their will: The Standard oil erdered secretive and nutritive organs. trust, tlu^jlugar trust and the whisky Then follows the class of disorders clawed as trust. Either tho Tenneesee Republicans are The first of these is tho most gigantic unumially active or else Tlie LouLsvilln Is sympathetic with tin- whole system, and monopoly lu the world. It crushes al) Courier-Journal wants to frighten the palpitates with its comietinns. Hero is opposition and fixes tbe price of a uni- Democrats of that state, for it claims to your incipient disaster, the pre'.iminorks of veraally used commodity with tho utmost have private information that tho Repub­ c breakdown.—M. Maunee, M.D., in Globenicety. No man may buy a gallon of licans ore planning to carry Tot menace by kerosene or other coal oil products at a a still hunt. Tlie weak points of the price loss than that which tho Standard Democrats, it says, are divisions and dif­ It is generally known that Simmons User Oil trust lias mado for him. The Standard ferences in their own ranks and tbe hos­ Regulator t» rolled upon to secure Immunity Oil trust ramifies into every branch of the tility of the manufacturers. from all malarial disorders. This Is proven by government, into every department of Tbe Democrate in Massachusetts arc its popularity. and anyone who has lived In the commerce Its representative in Mr. probably tho worst rdttled political organ­ Cleveland's cabinet is Mr. Whitney, sec­ ization in any state. Thoyliavo held no lection It gives against this weakening and dan­ retary of tbe navy. Its representative in ratification meeting as yet.jmd no date gerous malady. It acts more promptly than cal the iHjnato Is Mr. Payne, senator from has been fixed for ope. They expected to Ohio. Its representatives in tho house persuade C-ongrrstj/ian Russell to run 'for ome! or quinine, without any of their Injurious are J. H. Othwaite. o* Columbus, O., and governor, but ho positively refuses. Gen. consequences. W. L. Scott, of Erie. Pa All these gen­ Butler predicts a Republican majority of , tlamon are Democrats. At least 80,000. Evidently the Mugwumps The largest consumer of tin plate in the are spending no money this year In Massa­ find an absolute disregard for all sanitary United States Is the Btandara oil trust. chusetts. laws, huge underground receptacles which That concern demands that tin plate, The California Democrats were informed fill the buildings above with noxious and used for Its packages, shall be placed on that if they would make an effort to carry ‘the frtto list. Tlie obedient servants of that state they could bars a ''sack” of tbo Standard <41 trust hare reduced tho money from thu cast. 8<» they have be­ becomes imperative the contents of these tariff on tin plate in the Mills bill so that gun to work the Chinese question by perthe dnty is to be placed at its lowest pos­ suadiqg the Chinese residents to get up Infamous reservoirs are pumped into carts to sible notch. Tho demand far the reduc­ meetings and express their satisfaction Umi bo taken away, tbe pipes passing through tho rooms and hallways as tho only means of tion of the duty on tin plate comes from over tbo nomination of Harrison. acctre. After tho terrible cholera scourge Do other source than that of tho great A Republican campaign In Vermont many armed polypus—tho Standard oil never showed as much activity and enthu­ in 1864 the jiorliaincnt voted Naples 100,000,00O Uro as a subsidy to enable tbo city to take trust.—Newark. Advertiser. siasm as the present one decs, and it will not need any unusual expenditure of qjoney to bring the majority next month tWIWIUWUlKXJ., uw I u Jr. U'AuUl^ UOS Tbe straits to which the Democrats above the figures for same years past. bocn done toward improving its sanitary' hfiye Vt.m driven by the exposure of their Tbo effort of the Democratic Springfield condition. attitude op the tariff question Republican to discount the effect tn adTbo whole nation looks stunted in sire, and gp;~well ill nut rated by the campaign docuvonec will hardly succeed. _ as though vitiated through and through by maat burned (at the public expense) by an inheritance of loathsome disorders. In ® Tribune. The report claims that the .administration has added over two million acres of land to tbo public domain, and a astaple ••restoration'' is that of 82,400 acres of Northefn Pacific lands, which had been located un tho wrong aide of a sur­ veyor's lino. Tliis land was “restored" to the govornmont bygivlng tho Northern Pacific raUrbad 22.400 acres on tho dppowrita side of the line In question In Its stead. This ia the sort of thimblerigging that thu Democratic administration is ip- isumm Rr«l City veterans are preparing for a 5*4 ta be �Republican NUIont! Plttfbnn. LIVES OF GREAT MEN. MOW newspapers obtain pacts IN REGARD tq THEM. / )TheKE the history. both cf Republicans and .., - the name ot that ooblo soldier ,-bild of victory, PbUJp II. Sheridan. : . f tiro* creat leaders and of our h tn human IHrorty and political hos- WAJAyoVNd J person wyaed hope, / URopIDNOTHtNO BVTVfoRRy //. ANO/doPE; J //HERVoRK AL1-BEHIND, IT-A| <( AFF£(TED HER MINO, •ratuUUorw to our tallo rfTiU- one Morninc iN/^Ay Ml THE NEIGHBORS DID jAy, in a sba™ ,hu* dpuUs a scape ready far immcliau. use Ayna, „„ prt«_ „ u UeM. •eSnUBe » liwvy l«. of u, comman»r. i» W|.J, a .riraiaal nulllltaulua « QM oooatl- ’ onaer tbe treaty tultna, the n-eiprveal maritime lertdation of IBM and tbe nvnttr of ___— _ llrtnn th* propoaiti'Mj of the Dom- lawful coutalning cardboard boxes, Which hold hun­ dreds of largo envelopes. Ail the envelopes of n single shelf contain accumulating infar­ tnation regarding persons whnw names bo­ gin with the letter of the alphabet for that shelf; but these, envelope*, in tlicir separate boxes, are subdivided in alphabetical order again, according to the u-cviid letter in tbo name of tbo person men tinned, tint- continu­ ing in classification also by their first suunrau Th- envelope coutatning information regard­ ing Bismarelt is found ujMn uno <.f ths B shclvcB, but it is also found imide of tbe tox containing tlw Bl-o. Boulanger'* envelope a o!m> found U]«n one of the B sbelrrs; but further along in tliu Bo box. In this way any name sought may bo picked out witliout the slightest delay or confusion. Tiro amount of information contained-in tbo different envelojies vanes, us might bo supp>*cd, with tho varied promiiuT.co of tbe individuals mentioned, as also in the differ­ ence of local mun.-st. A man who in bis 4lwu deimrtment nf public life may be of less relative importance than nsne other will buv>,- greater notices than that, other becauso be belongs to tbe psrtiqtlar community in which tiro |A|*r is read, and therefore claims tba attention of that community iu a more extended way tluui would the other. Tho life of a scientist, who lives in Beaton, Now England or tbo United States will have a ! tne ajruM of foreign luaau- which Joyal people, aud the !•»tUe spirit *bo*u by PrsaidetH L'LrrcUod in of oil parth-A. and rvpoinslh of whose jrtosperity U seriously tl Zk Log Caiiins were stroHg. a jhiilil* of love. <v>ntenUueiit. J^Z\X?/4h«'althand happIncM. Coi»n T^r|^V.rhkliiN were nulled to th*-door 1 'f<J V|and they were the happy % bomea of strong, healthy. A noble men and women. rD>e lu-.hiovcd more iu hit department, but is a foreigner, and ia known for his scientific at­ tainment* alone, without the local interest in his immediato life. At tbe »an>" time, tbo department is eesentially impartial and col­ lects ail that it can of interest regarding grunt, ami, as well, comparatively unknown, people everywhere. simpli- but effective remedies which car­ ried them U> green old age are now repro­ duced in Warner's •*Tlppecani«e," and Warner's Log Cabin Saraaimrilla and other Ix»g Cabin Remedies. oj*b Portland lays claim to die dhtbictlun of iiaving the most inviting cemetery •» dM> state. luuid b* pentilt ted, oa a right ■■ ;mr u.Ii*lrly admitted aa drods of newsiwpcrs which come into tbo J. C. Burrows, Kalanmxoo. Mich., testi­ office each day. reporting tho panting eveuta fies: "Ft>r mon- than five yean, a mem­ all over tbe wgrld. are culled tho incident!, ber of my family has been afflicted wttli cvcnta and opinions of men in public Ufa Hay Fever, culminating late in the fall in Then the ncw»pn|icr itself furnlahos a harvest a hacking cough. Ever)’ remedy proved of material tor retoranu, concerning muu (utile. Not half a bottle «>f Paplllon (ox­ and things of both bcnibijiben-*. Each day tract of rtaxi catarrh mini had been u»e<l there slips are carried to tbe duewnent room before the cough entirely disappeared ami und [dared iu their |>ropor receptacles, aacb general relief followed. It is -imply within tbo envelope prepared for the man about whom it relate* Further than this, wonderful. " Large bottles only SLW. tbe biographies. autobiographies, reminisfor sale by W. H. Goodyear. William Kellogg, of Detroit, blew out the gas in a Jackson hotel. Hr sleeps peacefully. , SSO.—(Dun boule of English Spavin IJuiment mired Miy fl«r Norman mar.- of two ugly blood ajiavUm which damaged her value at least 8H0. it Is the grandest Blemish cure 1 ever used. John McCain. Horae Dealer. Darlington. Ind. Sola by Dr. E. H. Lathrop, druggist- Hastim?.. fully reviewed by tiro librarian iu search of wide infonnailoo, and their facta, uvun thu mlnuuat detail that would bo Mcntud, regorulng public muu, relegated to the differ­ ent envelope* Tims, a book like Blaine’s ••Twenty Ymrs iu Cougre*’gave paint* and kicideiita in too Uvea Of many men. and wa* u soorceof much information. Often, where book* entirely autobiographical are pub­ lished, it would be usdos* to try to cull small point* of information fur a single euvc>0|» In such (mm u slip to ,1“’ ”:»v‘!loPo Mich. Manjuette's eonunon rouucil Jias voted in pay au ajuHial isnius of S’100 ,o die cl|y '“^feature of too department whkh is band. Bpecudly useful, bowavor, L» tho system of deriving -information regarding promiiwut publlo men from tbo men thomclvm, which cartninly ought to be considered a re­ liable *oom« for authentic fact* Tbe hbrariirn i» constantly communicnUug with pub­ lic men iu alt parts of tba world, about wtom HflF* Engllsli Extract of Burhii aiid CobclMhae never fail.il In a aim.'!" atonoe In making a permanent cure tor Kidney Complaints and all di>«wN <jf t*'* Urinary One*”-’’- ln Mud* are using It. ■ • • ' -I pr-jpnau togHetlaa averting rh iu dlrortr the (>olHlcal from j«Jjramy. ia la fa»or »<vretfc ada>lt>i*trnUa>> in iu ef One humlnnl SL 1‘aul-bmdnew men were entertained at Gladstone. Wednesday. 'or a. limited - It ph— Ulrtn tm-irlivm From tlwre different vour®., tiro Uro>* Crueltybhwrnphical deportment grow- greater and Curuu (reqacnU; l»ml> tbH' roan, valuable «>veo-day. Aud not only do < Io .niter twm »«. »■• Ux-.x.utenu of the envelope incnwre, but .Vltu. d*a«-. iwrvouMnw. •«■-. ***“ 11 . Uw couwa ____ know* what HU, be cured. Mr<- !’■ »»'I"'1 h™u,.b... dlrelnere. Jy-a-l-l*. ."'"'"I morrowi A» i.rou o. , pnutreltau of ekhleeu J«>« ’““’i'J Uter hllure of .Ixurru pbrelebo". «";■ K of slek headache for 85 year*. Mrs- ‘ • ..ro milled to the list, and on envelope 5" twenty u. nn>. n« ■ Idfli" "u'?« hTdloUd to tlw.ni. H >' probable Wat a half thl, ylrlnlty ™“« a- m™''"';" down vmr* ago the name of Boulanger been cured by ll«t wtmderful nerve t «• would not trove been found upon the B sh«lf. S nwdHnL-llr. Wle.' Nm He «« sssii^ss;.. conum, no nuirpliliw, "Si™ ".‘ J?4' dnie.. Free reui'le l»1|r' W '' " W. 11. Goodyrer’. droit ion-. A ullro.1 treln killed M JI “J X- b-oomM orce-ary. ^though •* n. v P la meant N. rvr owl I Iv«r«min Which reKuiato" ‘,IC Uvw. stumLivorjuilH »t»r" . ,hclr url v< *. ,| ,»UI.-MklTOkO* uxldrau «• to““lire « * I''”'.""1 TSi woioii law ■ tbo proswUwor toe low by deatn. HeraldGoedycara. aS By maw away- uo.ua NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give, those suffering from any form of N. fCFAKtlANK ICb. CHiCA^ DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in deanng with such disorders. pewnbi.) that any n.tw«jMljK.r MTitcr or °Lafr7W*T ‘boal,, bW* •» K« together with u,- ,.;wl which „ „ qutrit- to wereoaful jourmilhm anv very Urge number of thvs- dctai!, biographical dejartmmt i> a great reeeptad. of conrtantiy increaring information re­ garding inacmid women in public life all over the world, which information in reletraUd to ita proper place, superintended and edited under Uro direction <>f tiro librarian. Th® room in which tho collection ii kept seems to be a very simple affair, nnd in truth it ta, but it i* Uro slmjiltcity of a^rent «ystetn a^md a confusing complexity of detail*, Briefly dowribwl, the room consist* merely °f “kni" number of ■hclvo. gathered within cupboante, each shelf representing a letter in the alpfaabet-tbe amount of material com- —--------- io sue laws at thntUbcttnuiWcUnsuahlpUand mur.be th* . ■■kpuaUit fraud* and viudi- Ih/libty commits, uro re^Wre of 7^ M patriotic action of the RepubU :ihty to. the Uitnxluetkm into THE SPECIALIST, Will van ijh of’hk'Tf**^ tokaow ,n ■ddition the details aLh^ ife’^M’nKX’rdof Pnblic actiom, h?? v "’JP*rUc,,!ar incidents regard­ ing hi* private life, hi* character Id* rwv .«i u. CRM™ 1 , vur i-.i-.-r.™. a.-, i friendly and «.lapfawnu;j unpatriotic, and Uldln, U. ilrelmv .. ...l». __. JutrfS Uro.-voi; aball be adjuaiod < a* to furnish full aad adequate ANDyoURTRouBLE5 Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON'T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Chancery Order. Stale of Michigan -Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chancery. ' _ Hutt jwndlug in Circuit Court, tor County ot the w(|lll<iSva"’i 7’ *atl»B in-' °f on ,.G51.r'^ WqoleL complainaM, v* Charlotte Marble, deleiHtaut. In thl* mu*' It appearing that defendant, ( hariotiw Marble, iv trot a reahlent of thl* »t*u-. but re»l<lr* lu lhe -tale «t Nebraska: therefore on inotiou oi Hmitb & Colgrvre, Miilejtoni for roiuplalnaui, it i* unb red that defendant enter tier appearance In *ai<l eau«e on ur la-tore four inonlh* from tiro date <>t ibh order, and that within twenty days tiro coniplaJnaiit cause this order to pubtl-iu d In the Hastlnm BAXXKH. •aid publication to be continued ouec lu each atek for six neck* In »Uvce*slon. Fka> a a; HoOhr.i:. Circuit JudgeAttest. Wx. IL Fowkii*. I»epaty Register. SALT RHEUM, L7ETTCR. BURNS iXbcaldu. sores. Im WOUNDS, IN- 5Ai.F£i 'liarcsota Leads the World i 1 i • i ' > ! • I | House Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables^Jiim to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, r UiHiiOiHJt adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr.' Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. . CHEAP EXCURSIONS^ looHnator new location* or InvMtmefltB, sand­ monthly excursions have been arranged, at one Ur* for Uro round trip, to all polut* In Duiota and Mlnaeaota. Ticket* CrevdaM and rood for 80 day*. For mapa and turtber particulars addreaa C. H. Wsaars, ■ a A General Pa..enKer Arm-., BL Paul. Mluu. M A ||| ANITOBj^ OLDER MACHIHERY^^1"FREE Address C. G. HAMPTON, Detroit, Mich. f‘A Great Newspaper.” Under the above omtion tlie New York Graphic, some three years ago, published a critical evicw of tiy growth uf 1’he Chicago Daily News, which sets forth so clearly some of the fundamental 'principles underlying tlie development of one of the phenomenal successes of later years that it will well repay a reading. To bring some of the Graphic's figures down to the present datt* supplemental stau-mvuts arc parenthetically added by the present writer. " The newspap.r entitle^ to the distinction of t much indebted for its remarkable growth in circuhaving the largest oail.. ■. k in Amdrica is ' ln ‘:— to **------ — "adherence on the part l.itiop the persistent The Chicago Daily .X>. .(^.ace this state of the other Chicago dailies to the "blankctment-was made it :■ pa.- i... tii.u ::: • growth •>! • iLvt " style of journalism. Of all the people in the New York lYorld entities :t : > lir e pl cv.‘ . vncrica the average Chicagoan is most in a hurry The Graphic to-day devotes a page io sk. i.hutad least inclined to wade through columns of scenes in and about| its establish.:: ent. The - verbiage and stuff The Daily News is the only tory of this paper is probably witliout a parallel ; Chicago daily that has the facilities for giving all in the annals of American journaiism. It was the news, and at the same time the good sense to founded December 20th, 1S75, and was the -first i present it in concise form. The result of, such a low-priced daily successfully estab lished i in the I condition of affairs is that The Daily News prints West At the end of its first year it had achieved more papers than all the other Chicago dailies From’ that time on combined. \__ a circulation of about 10,000. ” *’ In considering all the causcs which have its growth has been remarkable. It now Iprints seven editions daily, comprising both morning entered into ind produced so phenomenal a jour­ and evening issues. Its statement nf circulation nalistic growth the. most important one unques­ for the year 1884 shows a daily average of 125,178 tionably has been the controlling conviction of- its copies, unquestionably the largest da ly circulation managers that the "cheap paper " should be cheap sworn statcon the American continent (Tlie ----- -x *‘- only in price; that its news should be as fresh and ment for 1887 shows a daily averagt of 165,376.) -complete, its editorial discussion as able, and its indc-­ general tone and character as pure and heathful " In politics The Daily News is! always inde pendent, never neutral. While its cditoral ex­ as its best and highest priced cotemporary. All pression is sometimes vigorous to die degree of this the “cheap paper” may easily be even at its . severity, there is always in its utterances of.opinion reduced price. “The difference of revenue between the twoso manifest a purpose to be impartial and fair to all opposing interests, that it rarely loses the con­ cent paper (even more so when the price is one fidence of the reader, however much it may fail to j cent), and the higher-priced " blanket-sheet,” the bring him to an acceptance of its own view con- j latter throws away in useless and unasked for size, that not only is of no worth to the reader, cerning the matter in hand. "As a newspaper proper. The Daily News but is even an annoyance, in that it compels him has earned a reputation for enterprising news­ 1 to gleam what is of real news interest from a mass gathering second to none in the United States.!! of verbiage and worthless amplication. " It is because its managers have been wise It is the only cheap paper in the West tiiat is a 1 member of the Associated Press. It gives its 1 enough to practically recognize these essential readers all tlie news worth giving and gives it for I' elements of the best American journalism of totwo cents. ’(Now it does it for one cent a day.} Ii day that The Daily News is. the best and most " Aside from its own deserving merits as a j| popular general family newspaper published in complete and cheap newspaper, it is doubtless I Chicago ______ or the West." It seems hardly possible that an endorsement of merit could be framed in stronger terms than the foregoing analysis, and yet how much greater is not the achievement now th.-.t such a journal as The Daily News is placed in every man's hands at the reduced price of ONI; CF.NT A DAY. The truiv Mcr-.^Hnntr^nse cf AtKerteoH jaurTtaiinn ctut hunih ga farther Certain t! i: that'KrA Hviv X' '•Xsf.vbtheT/iu. ■ " The Chicago Daily Nrw» is sold by all newsdealers at One Cant per eejn-. or it uill I* ra-jlrd. jwi. fat Nt.oo per year, or a$ cents per month. The r“—•*------- **--------- ■' a -------especially exited. hi the x. fact that ibu mcMmtoftat) rxjw raata but Utile "more than the old thne wtekly. will now have hi* daily market reports. Addresi F. LAWION. Pebbsher The Daily News. Chicago ' �— I REPUBLICAN MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. COUNTY CONVEN­ TION. vnr the eWLton or a tree ” “iw» Wbolor, -------- ~ .. ■■■ . ble* on tbe fn* trade lint thereby cnppn»* tte moat profitable, indeed °nl*' ISHPEMING, MICH., SURROUNDED BY FIRES IN THE FOREST. > 'or I’robate Jodro— CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Spring*. BAKER SHRINER. ot Heating*. r‘*CTHoJ<A?abWCE. of Maple Grove. K°CHI?M&>PHKRA. HOUGH, of Woodland. uno-n. or dl otter, d>™M <m«“ •“ cwUddte. Ud tel tte tel or rMW tar rondentaaoo ™> temodte «» Inter ten»r. tMa W ,>>ow Itetr on~>IU<» »«* Uli whlrh nxterU Ite "“‘tern pteter and robs tbe northern f"™*1. why J .tar CUo. to Mr. UrtM . opWta should be defeated, and Chari™ W • Anu Sung nominated and elected. He thin showed Mr. Annstrohg** sterling qualities ILVanARMAN. of Hartings. Charts* Elliott, a Spring Luk* ciUwu, baa HAETUCTE HENDRICK. Of MlddUriite. For ‘meth’pRATT. of Assyria. ' Houghton family took nearly burne.1 Nad san down, bouses being saved by a desperate fight. At Carnsy’s 500 cords <4 Steve*, a barn and forty Ums of bay Marquette wa* roocbud jampad off and canine, that. John Young, a Muskegon man, who. by kilns and all U>« buildings were burned to buildings wore bunted, at a teas of lA,OOCl THE CONVENTION. At 11 o’clock Wednesday forenoon. M. L. Cook, clialrman of tlie republican connty committee, called the convention to or­ der, and named Hon. Daniel Striker' as temporary chairman. Upon taking the chair, Mr. Striker briefly expressed hi* thanks, and pointedly arraigned the demo­ cratic party for Ito many sin* of omission and commission. Cha*. W. Jordan was made temporary ^On motion John Carveth, , J. W. Briggs pitted tn order to poisoning. tbo Northwestern are causing much alarm. A MICHIGAN BISHOP DEAD. ■bort of mooting tbo I'JO.tXJO worth of liabili- Danlel Hubbard, foreman of a log-drivo plodnig dynamite cartridgn. and had a band so badly "battered that it bad to be ampu Grand Kapidi, took Uttlo Jane Rich, then & C. Halt, lhe Muskegon lumberman, who wa* roomily killed at Minneapolis carried . *45,<XM) worth of life insurance. reived Um ap| ointment of librarian at agricultural college. - tbe relative to how Sunday should bo observed. Threw who adopt their suggestion* will not only not attend Sunday ball gair.es, but will refrain from patromiing ice and milk wagons, do.no shopping, and quit visiting ■unflower dub. Just an outing al Htar lake thia month It seem* that tbo memlmr* don’t object to a bit of OLD 1IIEMS PLAYS HAVOC. TWO MINUTES OF STORM AT MAR­ QUETTE, MICH. lion that hau hitherto existed only in their minds. At 2 p, in o black ck>ud came up from Tbs rain foil in torrents. Immediately thereof ter tbo son cams out bright, anfl It air stirring Fifteen minute* later tbe peo pie, a* if by a common presentiment of im- huge warn revolving rapliily around a cone-abaped atouo and brick building* > of tbe city, and pUoo. it whirled north one block up Front afforded ample oppor- away bodily, tbrown on to tbe roofs opjxalto in a complete network, and mixing with th* debris in tbe street rendered them impamabl# uprooted j many glass window* damoL hall fall tn drifts in tbe cyclone. abaeta. Il flew high, except in tbe sin- and Frank McDerby were made a commit­ tee on permanent organization and order of business. ' Enoch Andrus. A. C. Towne and < lark A. Barber were made the committee on credentials. Convention then adjourned till 1 p. m. a citizen and a soldier. ChM. Vrletenl. or BteUmora. Cha*. M. Mack, whom he Justly *ald wa* a man of whom tlie whole county was proud. But Mr. Mack declined to have hi* name eome before the eonvenlkMi. M V Barker then ably presented tbe iuuim! of Alonzo E. Kenaston. the rising on M. H. Prindle, of Thoruapple, Win. Boattie. of Orangeville, and Frank MeDerby, of Nashville, were ehoien teller*. The chairman, secretory aud teller* next took the oath reqHired by law for such of­ ficers of conventloito. Nominationa for probate judge were Chas. W. Armstrong in nomluatlon. tetetetete, A wut Mh. .. i; VOL*. named by . -ring' of whirh no insignificant member, it u Ulr V*? ItelMtbbyw. ter of deeds and treasurer, ,-^n o tte tictef ra wwL eoa.mtk.iL It wu .„,???■ Hasti? with the utmost rood feeling ootribution regularly and tho banliuban of Prairieville. was elected regiater- of cHtarroruKR a. Mot uH. of Woodland. Is the nominee for county treasurer, and the people will say by an overwhelming majority that bc's Juirt the man they want to look after lhe county's cash. He has done so faithfully, credita­ bly, capably for the past two years. He lu* made a splendid record for himself and his party by hls obliging and faithful ser­ vice. Chris, only had 359 majority two years ago, and many of hls enthusla*tic friends In the opjxMltlou ranks say tiiey w|II not be aatisfled with anything lea* than 500 this year. (Vrtainly no man de­ serves more from the te-oplc than C. A. Hough. t Publish Ha stings. Ba si.oo~ P01 Absolt than the ordinary competition wtttith weight. alutn or pb< M. FOWLEE De S • popular mm of thr opposition. He sur­ prised hla beat friends by the wonderful run he made, and clearly demonstrated hb popularity. He is an unassuming gentle­ man. genial and frank in hl* ways, an ex­ Tbo bandits sixl the pohr* bin !x.edly p»cellent penman, whose pride has been to keep (he records in bis office In the ruo*t creditable manner. This he has done to the Mttlsfaclion of all. ami the plaudit “well done” can be truly said of his work. Ing to risit tb* ^mblica beast*. *» tte Mr. Richard* has filled the office In such *i stakes of their inferiors in th* tued are s<* manner as to win friends In all parties. \raufficiatrtly high to excite any Interest la who will be pleased to do all they ran to secure his re-election. Italzey doesn’t diet that he will hustle hh denuxTatlc op­ ponent from Dan to the Hershreba of de­ feat XI statesman. Bom Hicks. We (uvT^r* of dark kettles being ad^d clean dlabea hlaek. it. yS ha* c the ptare |f he Bowens Mill, store It wre ho been three times made Colonel of the Bar­ had declined up to oad including ry county batalllon G. A. R., and still tion day. That is why It. (>. Wm^X holds that offiat He has served nearly a named for treasurer im.tr>.| „f dozen terms a» town clerk of Yankee Springs, and shown hlmrolf apt .nd thor­ lawyer of this cltjr. !young y John Furnl**. of Nashville. In bAalf of oughly capable. He never was defeated / / Hasting". Aug. SSd.'lMK (Castleton, named James B. Mills for the and never will be. He will make * credit­ / Convention called to onhv *t i0 %£1. able probate Judge- »nd will get the vote 'by T. rtUllpi .lain,,,, Pl An informal ballot gave Armstrong 88. of almost every man who knows him. mltta Mani) M. 'Ctaa, Mill* 11. Kenaston 34. temporary chairman with O. H. tJrrenfbu RAKER SHRIXER. The Ixdlot was declared formal ami Mr. of this city, wa* named for sheriff by the as 8ec*-y. Comiuitte* " on rn datlate » Armstrong made tbe unanimous nominee. asnent osganuation r.-lutiun, mfl M- V. Barker was made a committee to republicans of Barry county two y ear* ago. (nations were appointed. It was freely aaw rted tiiat he could not be bring Mr. Armstrong before the conven­ Committee on perm:,, m t.rr.ni^n_ tion/ His appearance wuk the signal fur elected. • But when the returns came in recommended N. Murry, of sMhrinT"^~ rousing applause. He briefly thanked the Baker got there by over 400 majority. He chairman and©.H.GreenfieldMaseeto^ w»T,»U<« r..r Ite honor, Ute ,Utel rtej has made a most excellent sheriff, and ha» •Report areepted and adoptnl. '' to wouM bter tot hl. rteUoih ,»d IT made a clean record, of whleh the party as Committee on credential* aunted u ,-l^lwl wouU tevonw a n-,hlont of tte well as himself may we|l I* proud. Dur­ delegates present. county hub. and do hi" level best to fill tbe ing tbe two years be ha* held _ office, there AFTERNOON •ORSMUg. has never appeared a eritlclim of an offic­ office ■ceeptaldy. Upon the report of eotnnduec on nnmin. P. T. Colgrove obtained the floor 1*31 ial art of Baker Shrfner a* sheriff of Barry ations convention proceeded to iMjtnltut* a aad'ln an able aiul eloquent manner pre­ county. He has won hosts of friend* by county ticket with the foll.jwlng rwtflt sented tbe name of Baker Shriner for tlie Impartial discharge of the duties of hls Rcprerentative—Harri- n |L Jlcretaa. sheriff, and moved that the tcUvrs be in­ office. Mr. Shrincr when a mere boy en­ Judge of Probate -Oliver 11. GreentWd. structed to cast the vote of tlie convention listed in the service of hl* country, and lYosecntiug Att*)—William O. faced tlw southern foe with bravery. He fur'liim. This was done amidst great ap­ Sberlfi—.luiigp H. Rdmum. plause. J. H. M^KevItL of Middleville, i* well up in G. A. IL circle*, and as a cit­ County Clerk—Ham Andrus « izen und man has the respect and confi­ asked the privilege of making an announce­ Register of Ihxvte-iMrar \y Shn<w. ment He then wld that tlie opposite par­ dence of all who know him. Hi* cordial Treasurer—Manly M. Chaw. ty were claiming that he would support endoreement by tbe convention is proof of Circuit Court Com. — Walter Wetatet. tbelr candidate. C. A. Polly, for sheriff. his popularity and standing among mem •’ “ — Win. i>. b.wden. He wanted here ami now to assure the Baker Shriner wlU be hls own snreessor. Nerveyor-^-Niouri forwdrn. convention that he was a Shriner mail Coroner—Dr. Henry *. < arprnter. from first to last and would vote and of Maple Grove, the. repnbllcan nominee *• —Jonathon R. Rowdl. work for hl» election. The convention for county xiterk. is a young man whore Commlttw on rmolutiioto ’-poned ip. wildly applauded Mr. McKevitt s announce­ ability and integrity are recognlred by all propriate resolution-, .aid after ttaaanment. ’ •* -u idjucri who know him. Twenty-five yeam ago he ing other btoilir* tbe I*. T.-Colgrore then In a nest and form­ came into this county from Ohio.’ He was able manner preaeiitmi tin* name of Tho*. then n mere l>oy. lie has helped to clear S. Drice. of Maple Grove, for county clerk. up and profitably farm one of tbe many LIFE IN CUBA Leander Upham, of that township, also fine farms of Maple (bxive. All who spoke In favor of his nomination. know hltn love and respect him. because Judge Smith, at the reque-t of the dnle- he l» worthy of ronfidence. He lias twice gatlon from Hastings township, asked a been elected to office In thr jwst two years complimentary vote for that veteran noL or. the republican ticket In Maple Grovr. dler and true republican,'Daniel E. Bird­ each time running largely ahead of hls reality how intimately tn* bandit* sal p> sall. of Hasting" township. ticket. He is a clear-hrad. capable young The informal ballot gave Brice <Mt, Binl- man. who as a school teacher and practical sall 80. Mock 37. fanner has shown himself poasesaed of ex­ formal l>allut was then takrnt. Brice cellent buHlneM qualities. He's a hustler securing W, and Ma. k 34 votes. Thos. S. too, and belongs to the tribe of Ell. who Mfrty,’J Brice WK*, dtvlared the unanimous nom­ always “get thereT z inee. Frank *McDkuby, | thirty CffUM/) Next Sabbath will < hl» nrt ,urn win. tte a. A. ate. onlr known but * prime favorite to Barry , ‘county. He was a K*Ua* **lter who did hta whole dutJ »» ■ defender hlM country, and carriea an ugly wound to show that be was not only faithful but brave upon the field of battle. He has lived In Bowen’s Mill* mostly since thr war and ba* a store and other property ther^. By his Integrity and buatoeas canadtv he has made for himself a good bus­ ... nanu. han I wen AFTERNOON SESSION. At tlie hour fixed. Chairman Striker called tlie convention to order. Committee on credential* reported every 'township and ward fully represented and pal dtecoso ot Michigan, who was recently the whole 133 delegates present ith apoplexy while preaching in Following Is their report: Winebarter cathedral, Hastingi*, Mich.. Aug. 22. 1888. died Tuesday night Your committee otr credentials beg leave tJomuol Smith Harris to nqiort tbe following as entitled to seats In this republican county convention. county, Alabama, Sept. Assy Ki A—C. L. Briggs. A. W. Cliapiij. 14, 1841. graduated R. p. Chapman. Win, i’ratt Wm. E­ at the University of Alaliama iu 1858, and Brown and David Huggett—fl. ^Baltimore—Chas. ITichanl Sr.. N. bar in the following lAtham. Dr. Vanlfom. Chas. D. ITicliard year. After practicing Jr., Gilbert Striker. .1. . M. Hendershott Geo. P. Woodmansee—7. Bakkv—John 11. Brown. William ElHolt. S. IL Willison. IL A. Polley, Gideon B»uor UAB*ft* Hughe*. Milton Nobles—<5. Carlton—Clark Barber, D. IL Foster. Joseph Keeler, John Shively, Wm. Wil­ umbos, Gs.; New liams. W. W. McKibben. Sheldon Daven­ Dis. He declined port—7. . CAKT1.KTON—Joint Fumiss, Frank Mc­ Fulton, ho founded Tbo Living Church, and Derby. Jacob Ortxiun. James Fleming, Kd. Partello. Chas. W. Smith. Marion M. Shores, F. D. Soule. Isaac Swarthout, 11. and Mary college in 1874, and that of L.L.D. A. Offley. Valelra Kill, Wm. Strong—12Hastings Townshii*—B. F. Gaskill. Prairieville gave R. B. Richards IM ma­ from tbo Univwrity ot Alabama in 1^79, and jority for register of deeds. This year it has published, besidm occasional sermon* Ed. Reid, Isaac Sponable. P. W. Burgess. would give him 15U. He lias made a faith­ and reviews, tho “Bohlen Lectures." Bishop Hale Kenyon. Orville Barnum—tt. City, 1st ward—J. L. Wilkins, James ful. capable officer, and Mr. Towne moved Harris and his daughter salted tor Europe that thr tellers be inatrnr-ted to cast the about eight. weeks ago for a recreation trfp. Sutton. Anson Maynard—3. City. 2nd ward—Clement Smith, Chas. 123 iota of tbe convention for him, which wa* thine, and the announcement occasion­ Jordan. 8. A. Holmes—3. City. 3rd ward—Daniel Striker, K B. ing demonstration of approval from the convention. woman, oulirriy nude, and with b*r black Messer. M. V. Barker—3. The next office was treasurer. John City, 4th ward—P. T. Colgrove, a J. ' hair hanging below ber waist, rtartled tbe neighbors Friday night bv, appearing at tbe Bldelman. W. It Cook. H. A. Bartier. E. ; Carveth arose and said hr knew of no bet[ ter means of weeding out free trade In window* of a handsomelj/ furnished flat at G. Holbrook-5. 1141 West Fortieth street, and scresuning and Hope—Malcolm McCallum. Ira A. Os- Barry county Hum to use a first-class gesticulating Ln a most excited manner. gtxid. Alex McCallum, Chas. F. Cock. Jan. Hough. This brought down the bouse. The. convention thought Carveth hit tlie G. Brown, Jonathan Valentine—tt. duoed tho hysterical girl to don proper at­ • Irving—Enoch Andrus, Alvin Bates. J. mark, and the tellers were instructed to tire. She told a disconnected story about G. Reuter. Henry Kknrt. Hudson Sisson. cast 1J3 votes for him. . Judge Smith next obtained the floor, and Chas. Wing. Jacob Wing—7. Johnstown—Edgar F. Nye, Willard S. paid a feeling and eloquent tribute to a packed with a man’s apparel wn* lying upon Nye, Prank Bullis, Henry Stevens. Frank young attorney of thin city, who by dint of the floor, m if tho owner had suddenly loft Doty. Frank Bristol—0. hls indomitable cqurage, ability and sterl­ the apartment. Tbo young woman said she Maci.e Grove—Leander Lapham, Jesse ing worth, aud with no other resources I). Guy, Geo. 0< Dean. E G. Potter, Hen­ than hls own hands, aud brain, had won himself a front place in the ry Miller. E. W. Dickerson. Lorenzo fur profess'on ot hls choice. This young • Mudge—7. think that Miss MacDonald Is a raarphinoOrangeville—A. C. Cahill, John B. man he wanted to see nominated for prose­ Swan. Wm. Beattie, Waiter a Brown, i cutor. and believed that If Dominated, lie would surely be elected, aud would fill the Eugene Hartborn—5. Prairieville—Mark Norris, Erring office with tbe same credit that It had been Garrett A. C. Towne, Myron Chamberlin. filled buhls splendid pnxleecaaon, Cbaa. H. Bauer, L. E. Knappen and P. T. ColJohn J. Perkin*. Sylvester France—(J. Rutland—J. D. Benham, Oliver Hale, grove. This num wm C. H. VanArman. 1^1 Erway, Bufus Weaver, Christmas Bel­ Numerous seconds to the nomination were made. A formal ballot was then ordered , son, Chas. J. Knickerbocker—■tt. Thorxapple—John Carveth, J. C. by tbe convention, which gave VanArman Bray, L N. Keeler, a C. Rich, John Pnm- 99, J. A. Sweezey 10, A. E. Kenaston 8. frey, Isaac Gibbs, M. M. Prindlc. John C. Mr. VanArman was made tbe unanimous i Smith, Judson Stark, Horace Watkins—10. nominee. Woodland—W. IL Lee. C. a Palmer­ The tellers were upon motion instructed claimed they wm stolon from Um and mado ton, John Lee, Philip Bchray, H. E Rte-' to east tbe vote of the convention for A. F_ tag, John Hathaway, B. J. Grant, Jerome Kenaston and H. E. Hendrick fof circuit Waltz-E court commlMlotwra, Seth Pratt, for sur­ Yankee Springs—John W. Briggs, veyor and 8. JJ Bldelman and Dr. A. U Harn’l C. Ritchie. Asher Turner, Leander VanHorn, for coroner*. C. H. VanArman was then called on for All of which is respectfully nubmltted. a speech. He thanked tbe convention for Enoch Andrus, i the distinguished favor it had shown him, Amos C. Towxe, and gave n fine ten-minute* speech. John Carveth was then called for. and ■ Clark A. Barher. ) Committee on Credential*. continued his remark* about the tariff aa It Committee on permanent organization affected the fanner. His remarks were lis­ and order of business made the following tened to with clow attention and frequent­ achool tanebar rodding ly applauded. His most telling hit was report: wlwu he produced a sample of Australian IlAKTiNG*. Mu n.. Aug. 23, 1888. damage* In the ram of 110,(WO from William wooL which liad come direct from the To the chairman and delegates of tbe rvAmerican consul at Sidney , with prices on | publican county convention: it is alleged in tbe complaint, vilely slandered same marked. That wool, washed, would Your committee on permanent organiza­ defendant Tbe only provocation which' sell there for 13 to 14 cents'per pound. A tion and order of businea* beg leave to redemocratic wool buyer in Middleville, had ixirt a» follows: toid him be wouid pay 22 cents for that of school L—PERMANENT OXUAXIXATION. “o* <»«‘he farmer* We recommend that tbe temporary be tb?,klen of competing with 13 cent made the permanent officers of the conven­ wool? That wool could be shipped by Ixiat from Austealia to Boston as cheap or tion. cheaper than by rail from MlddlevlBe to II.—ORDER OF Hl^lNIUHl. .1?* “d<lr,'*b w*« masterly and We recommend the following order of political dispute with buslnes: 1. Report of committee on credential*. **«rty chrera for the tagonwtA Frank Hall's skull was crushed, 2. Report of committee on order of busticket tbe convention adjourned. It was and be died instantly. Hi* brother was 1UC8SS. the target as well as mart harmonious old man fled and 3. Tlie iKMulnatiouf. of county ufficen* mortally wounded. convention ever held In Barry county, and In the following order—Judge of proliate, tbe strung ticket it placed in tbe field will, sheriff, county clerk, register ot deeds, as It should, succeed In November. ** county treasurer, prosecuting attorney, two circuit court commissioners, surveyor, the ticket. two coroners, representative in tbe state No one who know* anything nlantt tbe tbe cotton mill of James W. White exploded legislature. Friday, killing W. L. Wooton and fatally matter, not even the moot violent ormn. 4. Miscellaijeoux business. nent of the republican party, can deny th^t .. .. .____ ____ r..»— 5. Short speeches. the ticket named by the republicans of Respectfully submittwL Barry county is ocu- of unusual stn>nr*h John Cahvkth. i ami L. placed lu tlu- LTt Apoplexy in England. ' LOXDON, Aug. U3 —Tbe Rt Rev. Samuel Larger . ’•* » BVX vYUUfUT" Br„ MENACED BY FLAMES. gTUART, ENA £M. • BATES, Attorn companion familiarly atul bwsl k>«*» ay name whs mentioned. eyeing me eirnsiy ail lace. ssw whois dainty flnp-r ----UjX — as H. BAIiBKl Physic G W. LOWBY, Phyri • .7.JSK? ““ table tbo night before. On Man-ing I ■*»• Move tbo following night be promise! w»«d gMITH i CQIXi by telling me it would U much “ CllEWTOPUEU H. VAXARMAX. . of this city,’ 1* the nominee tot proeecHting OKonwuiomy co»i * attorney, and he’s going to be elected, for Without giving me tim* te the reason that he Is the kind of a man the bodo us good night nnd-rtrxte rapidly M, trtattl mj W . “ to" " people want—clean, faithful, capable and rriud of sterling worth as a man. By hi* own the fellow’i wosd could unaided efforts he aecured the advantages while wo smoked a good hstano te a* of a good education. By hard study hr fit­ ted himself for a teacher, and taught suc­ cessfully many of the beat schools In the county. What he could save, he laid by to pursue the vocation of a • lawyer. Hr stuii led law with L. E. and C. M. Knap­ pen of thia city, and was atTmlttr<b-4o the bar. He then took the law courae at Ann Arbor, and graduated with honor. He re­ turned to this city and established an of­ fice. won gaining a profitable clientage. After six months, )»e liecame amociated with U E. Knappen, under the firm name of Kuappen A VanArman. whleh firm ha­ an honorable name in this county and cir­ cuit He h now a member of tlie firm uf Stuart. Knsppen * VanArman. He is a self-made, successful man. His desire to make for bhnself a finished lawyer, verse*! in all branches of the practice, led him to seek the nomination of prosecutor two years oga He would have been put in the field then had not Mr. Knappen's health lieea so poor that Mr. VanArman was needed to look after the llnn'h Interrl<HWc*~M a W CT* eata. Hls name has been prominently mentioned for tire position for tlw post two > earn, and hi* nomination wa* cheerfully •nd heartily given by lhe republicans of Barry county. Si ' JEREMIAH M. WOGKUa. have a bright future Alma Ladies Collej*' A E. JLKXASTt Atti C. WK1.TOM | 1OOK A SHELI c“s®«sr- P ft TIMMF.RN 1 * aielan U-UtTIN V. BA J AMSS A. swn vrffS8!S^ Hastings � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-09-05.pdf c55699fb9a73a82af5ea7dc15dd8dc6a PDF Text Text largest Circulation Hastings Banner. -of any 1><T>er ln the ComityVOL. XXXIII. NO. 19. Banner. Hastings published Wedmtodays. by ' Hastings, mich.. September 5. isss. COUNTY NEWS.' ----- vornnni. H Bro™ Si?V tbe «•“«** of JS^7b?tiS?y afu,rn,,OM-and ' ' QQO3C & 3STISKHR1T li-4-BHTlOX KATIES: c; • OO FZEH "y-H1.A-T?."( 1’ '* :-f«T u><‘ cnd of u,,? W»r the "Oative to admtatoter to her want*. m *FU ra?wlDK aboilt two miles south JSiiJ!*? day of -’ii-"r','cr resides outside or the A1WKKTBINO RATES: .►..^•«n;i i-:ry«»r............... »100 00 V-' Viin--' (or special position*. 'JOB PRINTING. ••-r-t'i«lcltln the Job Printing De­ i - the tuxxim Eventhing tn the filM 1* t *lth ll1' ,Wt £S ;£• approved pattern* of ntachtaanJgk-ir workmen employed, enable* the hu fonr cWMren to mourn to M d'.’ath- he lurlnK been confined If th bWVW,J * f,>w The masons. hte W“ a nMTOb«r. took charge of Gw £?"* at the M-p-chu^ °n Poetmarter. Fre^rt. 2' J*- MorthlaudrSedar Creel Vklrn-' I’r*1.ric.Tlllc- fo?b<'rveelpte<l W.-’KEL•’? EeamctiiiUy. COOK k N18KERN. ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tauu - -.•■VT varies. A man el of purity irnzt’i '■ oxnenes*. More economical jin t':» .-nhttary kinds, and ««nnot be sokl in i i witliH-emultltudt-of low test, short czh:. a ct»«pha» powders. Bold only .. C... • I>I>U'T1VU Cr, ItM '8. 77 :i*enliM. " occupied by Dr. Jones. Smith. J| u;.- a Van Armand._________________ llRT. KNAPPEN A VAN ARMAN, -ill -s of tlie state and in the * . r Hartings National Bank. Heimp. Michigan. Aworiit*—< lUwms u. 16 and If. new I.-'.- : i. fil- Grand Rapid*, Mich. I’.-xt » ' ■?: CnaiI) 11. i (tar whooto opened Monday moving, with a good attendance of foreign pupito. John J^ Potter, formerly of this planhas Ixn-n notified, by "Don M." that; hl* M-rvic<-s as mall agent are not needed un­ der this administration any longer. A. II. Winn and C. W. Slawson were arrested last week as Impltented in the Ed Branch attempted grave robbery. Alxsut 35 attended the republican iniw meeting at Middleville last week, and re­ port as having been well paid for their going. , v Rev. Branfitt preached hto farewell i ser­ mon last Sunday, evening. ' -■ T. 8. Brice, our next county cierk. is very )>oputar. and will gvt a farm- majority from this part of the county. W. Smith will hive, wju-n completed, one of the finest residences in Nashville. The Williams evaporator company startwi one of their evaixirutors in Kalaiim last week, and will start one in Delton this Clyde Francis and Kmma Barber an) at­ tending school Ip Hastings this year. fl. A. Durkee and J. B. Marshall are at lake Odessa running their evaporator. 0. USSvckjol .i *• has been on the sick and lanie list the |MMt week. Pon-' and w’fehavegnne to lu­ tS, .to "l!W,d “ <wnpk- °r wp*k|4 w“h their daughter Allie. wm?.1?, ST^f,n'2V.J'abh’'r *nd M,m'' o’hers ’"rat to Bedford Thursday, to aid In rais­ ing the union labor note for Calhoun Co. Iicople. ! Rev. Gil won delivers his farewell scrra<m.«ulhr ’’"M’1’’ ,h* M *• churrh ”o to^ioth. for thto conference year. Frank Itawreuce and stater Sarah arc making Almo friends a two weeks' visit. vv. O. Barnes has added to the apperrnuee of Lis tmni roof, by giving it a coal of puInL M. Doster, of Prairieville, was In town one day ta*t week. ■ . Sonlli Huatlug*. Flora Hendershott was the guttf of Mrs. Oyta. Barnaby last Thursday. The T. U 8. was <iulte m>-tcrlously ad­ journed until next Saturday owning. A few met al tin* school house tost Saturday t-venlng. Including the president, who, we understand, knew nothing about the tuljouniment. : Alex Young has pun-hiiM-d ten lifto of land of Geo. Gregory* “’“I expects to build a h(»usc thereon in a short time. Wheeler Walker Is visiting at John Young’s. . ’ , The democrat* ratoed a rtO foot-pole at the school house Monday evening. We arc unable to get a rv|sirt of tin school meeting for this issue, but will hav-c it in the next. Rob't Gamble is the first to sow wlu-at in this vicinity. About the usual liumta-r attended the S. S. picnic at Gull lake, and report an agree­ able time. Tlu> Temple, Loveland. Bush and Drap­ er families, with u few .others, spent a very' delightful day at Wall lake last Friday. Walter Bush and family returned to Kalamazoo last Saturday, accompanied by Miss Battle Sacket. who spent the week, with them. lathers commenced work on Fred Wood­ ham's bouse Monday. Herb Smith has txen painting the outside, and the work has been done rapidly and well. Eugene Wale*' horses ran away while he was loading com stalks Saturday, upset­ ting and smashing things at a great rate^ His little son Floyd was In the wag­ on burescapqd serious Injury, the worst Ix-ing a gash over one eye. Oscar Diamond and wife will shortly take possession of the house ’formerly occupled by Earl Riism-JI. The an- making some change- in the Interior, have also bad a cellar and'wall put under the house, making it much more desirable. Mrs. Earl Russell and mother an- living In Plainwell, where the former- has found employmcnL Burrell Srndder to not well yet. since hto attack of scarlet rash; also Juddle Ruggles to on the list of convalescents. Henry Mosier has moved hto shop near hto house, and proposes selling peanuts, candy. <-tc. John Cairns and wife have returned from their visit. The mention in last week's runropundenceofthe return of Dr. and Mrs. McLeay from a visit In Gratiot was a mistake. The Dr. returned at tins time mentioned, hut Mr>- MeLc«y*Mnalned till Saturday, making a short visit In Grand Rapids on Farmers are hurrying to sow wheat.■N Threshing la nearly done in this section. Frank Piper lias moved hto family back from Kalamazoo to live with hto folks. Mrs. Lum and family, of Galesburg, have Im. visiting at Geo. Bostwick's and other relatives. John Allen spent Sunday at his home in •Roas. Mrs. Myron Simpson and Mrs. Win. Knoestrick. of Augusto, witnessed the fun­ eral of Mrs. 1>. Northland. Dr. A. Switzer and family will return tn their home In.Pentwater soon. Ernest piper looks very gixxl natured of Inti—It Is a girl. Sept. 2d was Rev. Gibsons.farewell ser­ mon at the Bunnell school house. > Attorney at Ijiw, . • Hastings, Mich. i'-v n i in *u<g-arts ft the state. Special Ktro:.--< tocolh-rttoa/. MoygfTO Loan os ihUL r.-tArt ullicXnrcr WeiMertji Hardware • Uanfletd. Allie Kipp, of Bedford, spent Sunday with his people. Artie Bellinger left Monday to attend college at Kalamazoo. ■ \UBER. M. D., Rev. Farr started to-day for conference. I’hy«lcian,j!id Surgeon, II. E. Russel! and wife spent Saturday .. • -• x'r.o: . More. Office hours from J in Kalamazoo. to*<p. 1'1,1 John Kipp and Fred Budd will start for the west about the 20th of this month. (> W. LOWRY. M. P„ The former for' California and the latter v. Phy - :an and Surgeon. for Washington Territory. JLx- • ii s>*ctahy nf ireatiug diseases of the Winnie Bellinger left Monday for Battle ElK.unllKAK aud the vrwwrratioh’of vision ui.tr’ii'‘ 1'Ulta '••‘(■("rAClJEM and eye Creek where she will attend school. The broken imnd is partially organized. 02! - .1. r -i i-.r<e on Broadway, near Coart I^ist Tuesday evening there was an ice -Bow. ilA*Lazs. Mich. • j cream social at Mr. Zimmerman's for |the benefit of tlie church. u.Mir: , .oi.GKOvit. •Datay Schumaker will work in Battle i lawyers.. Creek for a few weeks. Dftee In t'nian block, Hastings.) Uist Sunday at a buainess meeting oflhe I’r .untie ( i-urts of the state. Sablmth school tlie following officer* wore i E. AVION. elected for the ensuing year: Supt.. Caleb her return. A. Uturhey at Law, School commence, next week. Mrwre; assistant Supt.. tty next pastor: The J. A. Sackett post G. A. R.. of -Ov-r J. S. Goouvear & t.'*x's store.) secretary, Eddie Moore; tn-asurer, Mrs. frar?.-,s in-_.hu UottbeState. Collections Dunn; chorister, Mrs. Doty: organte;. Pralrievllh*. went hunting the other even* w*1** a,ul Nellie Edmunds: assistant 'organist. Mrs. Ing and caught them a present to Comrade Perry, the ^C.ITKI.TOS Stiles. ____ Methodist preacher. The eagles were Utld headed, and valued at one dollar a ' the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. Rev. Martin preached his farewell ^T- piece. ■•'■i •• «>ii a (nan's property against _ _____________ :ht.nn/urwtad; against.* man's mon here Sunday. j-.d arcident. A brown horse was found by Nr. t.a»t<George .Higdon- ••( Nashville, was in llen In hto coni field M Saturday mmuHarrwlllv Sunday. , Ing. Owner can get said horse by paying School commenced Monday, with Min­ all damages. / nie FumiM. of Nashville, as teacher. r«t block. Hastings. Mich.) The concert w£.s a grand success, and all Bert Walker is in Barryylllv. rt <1! Abstract Books in Barry present unjoyed a pleasant time. I Warren has to-en having a bad time The ladles mite society met at, Mra- with hto rigid limb. Caused by poisoning. MMEitMAN. Homoipathlc Phy­ K AltertLmTis at work for Mr. Emerk-k. |>r*>H»n>. -. tn and Surgeon. Mrs. I- Cook and daughter spent bunr l-'.throp's drug store.) »«ul<l Ilk., u. J»k lbdav with P- Rogers. Mrs. Frank Minar and Mrs. 8. (- Doster crat scribe of this place where Huw>»« V. B ARKER. Real Estate, hi- cnmitaT to? H appeal* to me heknowa. brft fast Friday** Dowling, where they .ma- nti'l Loans. Minnie Bidelman is attending the «nftL will make a -hort visit to relatives tn that G. Ki'iiyauti Ban. t doors north ' * Nell'le Merlau has n-lurned front a visit J fr^totnee. tute this wwk. . dtedalafeeu' The collection taken up at the cuucart 1'1 ign-en to making exchange* ri:n lairrest* of nou-realdeut ■•r» CHrrfully looked alter. Farms WClaroDM Baehellor. of Castleton, vtaltde H.' lM»fo; sal|. ut J. A. Bacheltorfa tet Sunday. Farmers have commenced cutting corn Ln tills vicinity. . . . Fanners are getting ready to *’*** “to We hate learned that Bav. <■ Hastings City Bank, ih-uitgH. - Mleh. - «l th.- nwbli™ »>’«»* •« :A-PITAL, $50,000.00. Nlchlgau.' »r bt: ;:By,. -.(i tSMj |u buUdlUg lutoccupied b/Messer Bros. bo-.- e»PW “»> «,te U - UtUbkA. jtr^ wurra*. y , <h.-n*ni's iK-ople this week. . ___ ley. of Ha-rtfaga. railed <« Mr*. J. u i Pnwlde&tr • «--- Fred Vas-Muly P'>n " bngio. HMninir, was home Belle Bronson, of H**t>nK • 1 Tlu- people in this vicinity are quite en­ thusiastic over the republican mcrflug at Middleville test .week.School commenced this week with 1 h<roti Fotbes. teacher. r. HrHrt trip to H»< Eugene-------- • *«« Wedarsday. . W. J- Iteyxnlds returned from Kalama­ zoo Friday., enronte Bn- Cedar Creek. A good. mai'J campers at Cruokwl lake at 11* wriUty. 'Chester Mcmhic. Irving seger to the happte"‘ IMF IF* a boy. ■ . frtPnd^ v- of Cedar Creek, wits hi town Friday. Roach & Son arc building the wall for Norvroar* trick houAbout SO ticket* were sold here hut Tnesdav tar the excujxlon to South Haven. F. Al Btackman attended the re-union at Aii(*g»m last week. our evaporator will Mart one week from one day test weekhorw-*. R. Wl ««d -Mr- < ’"‘"’Jbor>e^d :".nECT0Ba: r-ttte>dre.ir, Mattie Amrs hm. returned home. Quarterly meeting nt the U. B. church last Satuntay nnd Sunday. J. Pnmfrey went to Eaton Rapid* Satur- ^Messrs. Batten and Baker, "S | ( A. K. Rlchantoon lost a horse one day last week. Harrison Barnum and wife Muudayed nt Oliver Hale's. Wesley Slewart and wife and Mattie De­ mott spent Stindny with W. N. Boice nnd; wife. Eld. HoyL of Parte, )preach»-d at the school house on Sunday last. Levi Boice, who has been sto-ndlng a short time in this vicinity, returned to Mc­ Bride, Friday. A. Barnum and wife, of your city, spent Sunday with I.. Wood. At •chool meeting O. Bnruam wm re­ elected director. Eld. Vesey, of Battle Creek, has been with im the |>a»t week. The thin! district M. C. M. A. hold* its Septemtwr meeting at the Coate Grove church, commencing Thurday. the 13th, at •• p. m.. nnd holds over Sunday.' Manj preachers will bo present. Every body to Invited. _______ J.___________ ,0-Wininin VanHorn has a child on the hick «- Shively's last Sund,,>' Mm,- It was then- too: w* to >-• being a common occnrrencu ror ou» the gu**te of their MW- an average of two car loads jx-r day. Mbs Mead, of Creasys Comers, lost by fire all of her farm out-buildings and con­ tend one day last week. Fire Is supposed to have originated through the carelessness of those In charge of the engine. Uxw be­ tween six and seven hundred dollars. In­ sured In the Barry A Eaton Co. To those Innocent probltw: That was Mary's little lamb that pulled the rrool over your eyes in switching hen caudle ap]>endage. trying to keep tlie "free trade" flies from you. Jim Me-, please keep Bil­ lie away from them. Prairieville held her annual S. S. picnic the 30th at Gull lake. Two or three school* were represented. A g(««d time reported. The same evening a dunce was held at Geiger’s hall, ending up with a drunken fow. Farmers about tee re will commence sow­ ing their wheat; rain or no rain. ' . Dnlton. Mrs. C. II. Thuraton and Ettie Fulk took in tlie excursion and report a gtoxi time. Mr. Bratt, of Hope Center, to building n house for E. Johnson. Clarence Peimcck was the guest of his UJ, rhbd MH-. ■ UUl' *»>■ »' (brother. My run Pennock, last Friday. * Will Evan* eaught a five pound black "jTT re-b-r b lias* last Thursday. Our school is progressing nicely tinder the from 11.1- .aitoi U»l »■»*■ supervision of Miss Ada Polley. Mrs. Nelson Scudder was precipitated Freeport. from a road eart one day last week. Luck­ SterU Shrlwr S J w. Boynton and wife were in tne ily no bones wen- broken, and at this writ­ ing she I* just able to elt ujx «■' 8. E. Baird to erecting a nice house. Mr. Bratt has the job of building. _ “Trw<”!X?bL,b.~ trip ■» Hairy Leonard Is building an addition James k sweezey. 1-r^. ' !! »«’lngs, Mich. . W a lu“5"! ‘J11'uurt’ uI tUe*t*te- Officeover store. WHOLE NO. 173a Ball game between Lake Odessa and Freeport, scores stood 17-10 in favor of the former. W. O. Clark to adorning the placti^tf business with new signa to a considerable extenL Corn has been ao dried up by the drouth, that many farmers have commenced cutting bilk He wm cutting a game in a board severe wound. Elmer Bishop, our enterprising carpen­ ter, started Monday for Omaha where he has the contract of building a large house and bam. Mr. Btohop will not return home until November. Corn social In music hall Saturday even­ Delton B. B. club crossed bate with ing was well patronized by the people, Hickory Corners club last Saturday. The which speaks well for the ever industrious game was nicely played on both sideswomen of the W. K. C. Scores standing, Delton 18 and Hickory b. Zackelmcyer returned home Saturday < 'nnn-r. 1 T from a painting expedition, and reports having decorated the residence of G. Gei­ WoodlMad. ger. of Bowne, with a coat of j»inL Aahbc! Cooper will finish Mr. Layman’s A special train was run up from Ixiwel] house thia week. rhuraday evening and carried Jerry (’barley Brooks will stop working at the Boynton and wife. . carpenter trade, and begin driving wella Rev. O. S. Grant, of the IT. B. church, soon. Charley understands the business. preached hto farewell m-nuon last Sunday, Several pieces of property for sale In and will now retire from the ministry for Woodland center, also a farm just outside. a short time, on account of failing health. For further particulars Inquire of J. M. Wm. Edkert residing west of town, Smith. came near losing hto entire grain crop and . School opened Monday, with ProfaShlvebuildings last Friday by a .spark from a ly and Warner as teachers. threshing engine. Happily it was dtorovB. 8. -Hnlly iuu* a good trade. W. C. Downing is moving his old shop, ered, and extinguished In time to prevent loss. no a* to build a new one. Fred Stolon had the misfortune to fall W. Crammer threshed two thousand bushels of wheat and oats for the Wunder­ and cut hto fare last Friday. •’ Rev. Dyslnger delivered hto farewell lich brntliers. In two days. Oddfellows plcniced at Thornapplc lake sermon, at hto several appointments last Sabbath. He Informs us that he will Thursday, and rvjxirt a good time. .Chas. Brooks will drive a well for C. Smove to Albion and attend college the com­ ing ycitr. Mr. and Mrs. D. will leave Palmerton. Walter set up the elgani. and the Imys many dear friends tn Fn<epotL who will wish them success wherever they may go. will keep still. The skating rink opened on Saturday Buel Wolcott made a trip to.Grand Rap­ evening with a largo attendant*-. id* with a load of hides Inst week. Ttic Naahville kid nine challeugvd the W(K*lland kid nine to cross Ixits with them R. S. Shoup has purehase<! a new car­ on Saturday. Our kids promptly- accepted riage. the challenge and were on the grohnd, but Mrs. Sarah Heigh Ims a niece visiting the Nashville-club failed to connect. Our her from Ohio. • kid nine then challenged our first .nine, Eva itotiart is attending school at Hast­ und n hotly contested game was played, re­ ings. ' ■ sulting In a score of 26 to 35. In favou of Lalla Beigb la-gun her school In tile Mc­ the firstlilno. Two of the kids’ beat play­ Kelvey district last Monday. ers were alwent. and they say the result Quite a numls r from here went to Mid­ would 11*'*’ been different had their play­ dleville last Thursday to hear Gen. Alger. er, all beeti present. They report a godd time. Wo wonder it our railroad scheme has Mr. Dunlap, who has toieti visiting al T. gone sleep? Wo hope It will not lx- a S. Brlre's, returned to hto home in Ohio Rip VanWinkle- sleep. last Monday. , Mrs. Hunsieker had a relapse, but is gvtJesse Rolmrt. Sr., is very »lck. - ting better. Lettie Whitney tx-gnn her school In Herbert Smith has moved into Fred North Castleton Monday. Whitcomb's liousc. Wm. Seanwm. of Woodland, called on Georp- Lahe has moved back to Wood­ Maple Grove friends Sunday. land. The marriage of Byron McMullen to Jane Ostrander on Monday evening of last Cool, dry and very dusty. week caused no little surprise. It Is not Cora, potatoes and pastures are suffer­ every town that carrixiast of an acquaint­ ing for want of rain. ance, courtship and marriage in less than Our wheat merrhanto say they purchase I BA»«Y Cot-ETT,- Micmoax. HtstlN- The best 'Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. _ _ People who wish tlie best. paper In Che county, should subscribe for the Baxxkh. R. D. Banner, our mall carrier, is doing a largo business. J. Velte-and wife will go to Petoskey on the excursion. . Geo. Barden says that the report that he to soon t<> I* married to a campaign lie. Laura Parkhurst is Working at the hotel. At the school meeting on Monday night. Geo. Burden was chosen trustee for a full term of throe yean. I). Miller to making a cistern for J. M. Smith. Geo. Beach has gone to Grand Rapid* to learn the Iwrber trade. • C. 8. Palmerton, the Woodland editor of the Nashville News, to on the sick list. Van says it's a boy. E»1. Bawdy and wife received a first-chew charivari on Monday night. . Yocxn Soldieil It to a marvel that a ao nutritious wild hay as the native or prairie hay should grow without seeding or cultivation, and eastern timothy. growth. Thto hay growa-on the Stock 'raising is yet in Ito infancy a start, a very few having begun with stock but will in time become an import­ ant industry . The cost of putting up hay Ireing a 81.50 to 82. per ton and stock of all kinds come through the long hard wintors in the best condition without grain. The climate is all that can be desired dur­ ing the summer and fall. After what I have said of the merit* of north Dakota. If It would be askad would 1 advise a general stampede from Michigan to this country, 1 say no; .tat every 'man who has a good home or living busin c-k be content to stay In Michigan. Doubtless some could Iretter th«r condition by com­ ing here but others would get dfacouragixl l*fore getting well started and make a failure of IL But this grand prarie land must eventually l>c a great grain arsl stork country, and fanners are already seeing the need of mixed fanning. The wheat crop to damaged by frost tn the extent of at least oni'-thtrd, but oats and barley, both of which are very heavy are not In­ jured. , f Everything here to-done on the biggest possible scale, wheat wagons, hay racks, wheat racks, drags and plows; 35 feet spread in h drag will no more than suit them here. James CampbeiX. How ClavolMd Befriend* the Koldier. The Detroit Tribune of August 30th contained the information that John J. Potter, a )*>stal clerk appointed from Barry ebunty by Hon. E. 8. Lacey in the spring of 1883, and at the time of hto discharge running between Detroit and Chicago on the Michigan Central had lies-n disrhargiMl. No notice or warning was given or cause assigned but a plain, blunt statement that hto pay had stopped. Within a few dajs preceding Mr. Potter's decapitation four other old soldiers running on llnre center­ big in Itotrolt suffered a like fate. No charge* were preferred in any case shnply an order* stopping their pay. A few months previous to the discharge of these men three other veteran* were summarily dismissed In like'manner. The Banxku lots taken some pain* to ascertain the exact fact* In the case and for the /nformation of its readers publishes the names of these eight victim* of this sham civil service reform admi Cav.; E. 8. Scl_______________ _ Inf.: John B. Gunning. IJeuL fllh Mich. Inf.; 8. M. McLaughlin, 1st Lieut. 8th Mich. Inf.; W. J. Hildreth, Sergt 8th Mich. Inf.; O. J. Smith, 2d Mich. Cav.: I. P. Grover, capt. -in an Ohio Regt, and John J. Potter 133d N. Y. Vote. When thto administration came In j»owcr Mr. Vila* as postmaster- general toaued ,a circular- to the effect that efficient postal clerks need have no fear of being dtoturixxl. More than thrrt> yean, elapsed and if any of these men were deemed Insufficient nothing was said about It and no complaint was made against them. Al! at one* the axe Ix-gins to swing and the official beads of these wnr m-a*r'*«i veteran* roll into the bosket and arc pNjcntcd to Don M. Dick­ inson by hto faithful LieuL, W. K Ban­ croft, as tangible evidence that he to do­ ing hto atatre towards narrying Michigan and boosting hto beloved chief Into the U. The Baxxkh ha* Il from a source moat trustworthy that every one of the atone named veterans were gallant soldiers. sev­ eral of them carrying upon their toslii* E. J. Mead’s txinis and straw stack were marks as evidence of the honorable and burned down last Wednesday, Jttst os they valiant service they perfonned in the late war, and one of them languished eight were finishing threshing. It was withdtf- —• —— —.;2 2ito In Andenonviin- 72'2221. Acuity that the house was saved. Barns- -montha prison, We are also informed that they were all faithful, ud ibnu bw-rcd. Enos Barlx-r is very sick i^lth rheumatic efficient and trusty clerks. Mr. Potter a few days before hi* discharge passed an cxfever, brought on by over exertion at the । amination so creditably that he wa* given late fire. David Reynold* la sick at his home at over U8 percent. This Is Indeed a rather astonishing stale Plainwell. Mattle Barber and Minnie Flower have of affairs and has a moil weighty signifi­ cance just now when the administration to commenced school at Richland. • making such strenuous effort* to prove its Mr. Ward and wife, of Miiwouri, are at lovr and sympathy for the soldier. It E. J. Brown’s. , would have the voter believe that (Jrover Cleveland to the especial champion of the lA^ita. Dak.. Aug. 35. 1888. soldiers rights and the principal advocate bo much has already been written about the north part of the territory that it may tration. a nog striking object lefuxm that to- out of place to attempt to say more in prove* that ita pretentions when put to a practical.teat are a delusion and a snare. regard to IL Was an old soldier apftoiutcd to fill any It will be aeen by refering to the maps that where I am writing from to between of the vacancies caused by the removal of tta' 48th and 4U paralclls of north lattitude these men? Not a solitary one; but In fully 6 degrees north of Barry Co., and it their stead democrat heelers and want may be asked to not the risk to crops on ac­ strikers fill their places. This is the "re­ count of frost too great in ao high a lati­ form" that is now taking place and that tude, in answer to which It to proper to ha* Ix-en sllentiy»guing on during the |<»t iM»y the risk to considerable, but not much greater than in the states east and south- reform promised *Hd heralded tiir (imqtry from other climatic changes and variati-m^ over at the Incoming- of Uie present ad­ such as drought and heavy rains with oc­ ministration. Soldiers of Burry bounty what think you casional frosts. Other different varieties of grain that mature to Die greatest per­ of this brutal teatuirnt of your eiguK com­ fection here are wlieat. cats, barley. iy e rades? They are not your in-JgRbo^' but and peas, and .mj far the only kind timt to nil but one are citizens of thto grand pa­ injured by frost to wheat; all other kinds, triotic commonwealth and It W mure than tar a* I have been able to learn, are not likely that some of them tooctiad eltwws damaged by frosL Root crop* of all varie­ with you at Gettysburg, Chtokamauga, ties attain the hlgbeat perfection in growth .stone River, Chancellorerfllw or Vlekabwg. whether they did or not they nre yottr and quality. If It should to; asked, do they have light comrades every one. Each one bared his sinewy arm aud struck sturdy blows fur the very poorest, ehleliy on account of hi* mantry. Rrery one of them-buckled fnrmlng'not from any fault of the soil. Ln the armor find |yxcd hto breast to the Wheat Is a crop which requires the lumt schoek and deadly storm of Ixtillc. Soldiers of Barry county what to your preparation of the ground the fall and sumnu-r previous to spring seeding, white duty? These men hare all felt the shock oats and parley d<< well on spring plowing; of twttk-, suffered on the weary march, or but tlm ta-st reunite in wheat culture Is not breathed the fetid atmosphen- of filthy and will not be reacted until a good *>•*- rebel dungeons where “llpteaa famhw tern <>f summer fallowing to resorted to. mocked." They have all lw*n rnthlwely At present wheat to rated on stubble for deprived of employment without cause, four to five crop* In sweceasiun, and In that without explanation, without warning wa? 25 liuateto to 41m •cm ta fryguently while faithfully, laborousiy amt qutotly had on fall plowing. I Utiked with a perforating duties awfex-d them in few of the exten*te- wi*e*s gr<»w<ra in thto the sendee of the country they risked their part of the county tind Beante tel to (f so idlera succeeded thewc men U might me that his wheat crop Sir ttlx years past ha* averaged l»h bushels to the acre, and Ids highest yield per acre In any year from a hundred acre lot>EM « - bushels, _____ _ but tense cannot be offered: and It to tin? plain . thto wL I- regarded a» excepttonal ’ In the duty of the soldb-rs of Barry county to riil‘. be -»(,w. at wheat In aitt nowMlr-. A rind- *-. <>n*> num and hurl tr<-«ni th.prudwticM in any bypucritlcal admlnbtratiou ward ulmut thy ixxutaritif* soil over the -soil of «>t]flr secretly hates. . with which I am noiuataB Jolin J. Potter to known part of thia Mill of veteran in Barry county known that three off his the soil contains a ■wldtera, ' * �aodiaflMKibdWMiMMMifii w-—I PROTECTION BRINGS GOOD WAGES. OU lev/ » better und<T protectlop than trade. This 1* clear when thrf Every sufferer Is earnestly requested to tn' It and they will acknowledge it to be^ A Wonderful Medicine For the weak stotnanli. Impaired digestion and many, whom- field, mine and mill yield ires than thoee of England, because the land is poorer and feed* more idten, and therefore had far lower wage* until Ger­ many adopted protection. • • • Wage* grow big under protection because the output is bigger, and the output b bigger becuiuMi prutecliou leads men to work to­ gether and get all they can out of Unde Sum’s farm. Any system which does this coBMlenOoiulr say It Is the King It a medicine cheat itoelt’ gu to building a mill If a man will come here and set up his loom and spin our wool we will keep him in house and board until he can turn In* corner and begin to make things cheap. We will use what is made here and we will use noth- Which ig This all would coat more than to trust to the ax and plow alone and sell what wm cut and raised in the mart where all was cheap. The cost of living would. go up where this plan wim tried. Each man u0LD Modesty | I genuine has a rRed H tin tag on every plug. Study. of speedy relief and cure. Bead 2 ccnu ?xUct for works on your diseases. «uc Diseases. Consultation, -personally or by OLD HONESTYis acKpowl- edqed to be ttje purest and njost lasting piece of Standard Chewing Tobacco on the marKet. Trying it is a better test than any talk, about it . Give it a fair trial Your dealer has it r. D. CLABE3B, M. D. Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. JlfO. FIIZER » BROS.. tafSTlIle. k. HARVEST EXCURSIONS MONTANA, ) Aug. 21st TUESDAY, f Sept 11 aud 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. Taking rffeet July 15.IMS. STATIONS. Grand Rapids Lv. MMOevUle............ trvtng....................... Hamwoe........ . ..... ST. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS CHEAPER THAN ever BEFORE ! MONTANA LB88THANONNFARE.no round Wp rate being more than TWENTY DOU.ARS. tamudinc GREAT FALL8. MONTANA able fordivereinod terming. dairy- and stock nurpoaos, will do well to take advantage of F. 1. WHITNEY Gem Fans, and Tkt. Art.. 8l Pasu, Minn. GRAND RAPIDS HERD, Holstein friesianS ESTABLISHED. 187®. ■more to divide and more to save. The mine would be sunk, thl> forgo be hot, the mill wlieel tum and tho loom would hum. Tho farmer would get more for his land and the worker more for .his work. All would be done on high pressure, and the land would flow with fatness. • • • Even with this drawback. It La clear this set of men would turn out mure than tho uno which took things as they came and let all alone. It would have an ad­ vantage over the one which put no prise on hard work and kt the mine, the forgo, the mill and the loom be set up when some men thought he could risk turning from the field in which he knew there was money to a new trade in which there might be but was not likely to be with old hands in the- old country all In full running shape. Wages would -be lower and would stay lower with this second sot, because loss would bo done. The man with a turn fpr setting a mill going would think twice before he did it with no sure market open, and the man with coal on his land wuuld go on plowing for food instead of digging for coal. This is all so plain and clmr that no man can gainsay it. It Iim been said liefore and will be again, and it tolls nil ths truth about the way protection raise* wagre, first by raising more out of which to pay wages, aud next by raking men who work liarder.—Philadelphia Press. DEMOCRACY AND GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Minnesota, Dakota, mine aud mill will have most to divide. Both seta must first work with tho ax uid plow. All new lauds must. In one lot mon say. wo will each day give a little more work to get this coal pit sunk. We THE VETERANS. Tilt. Cleveland Plain Dealer referred to tho Union veterans m ' btupld and bigoted soldier*." Congressman Kilgore, an e^Confederate Democratic ofliceboldcr, openly insulted them on tho floor of the house as paupcra; and now Matson! the Democratic candidate for governor of In­ diana, in a Democratic majority report from the committee on penalous. say's: And if one (meanings soldier pensioner) receives not enough, it ia because be did not serve long enough, and can he be heard to complain If he get* a just rate equal to hi* fellow soldiers? And for the remainder of the relief necessary io hl* support, ho shall be allowed, m other dtizens must, to accept the charity of the local authorities. Isn't that statement disgraceful? If an old veteran, maimed or in the last htagee of disease, hr unable to support himself, he can go to the poorMuee before the government shall aid him. That ia the exact substance of Mr. Matson's declara­ tion. Thia is some more of the great love the Democratic party beam toward the ■oldicrsl Tho canvass in West Virginia has opened with many signs of promise for the Republicans. The oongreasional del­ egation now iucludre three Democrat* and one Republican, Mr. Goff. The Sec­ ond was carried by Mr) Wilson in 1880 ‘by a beggarly plurality of ninety, and with a strung candidate the Kepubileans now have strong hopes of retiring him Mr. Wilson Is a member of the commit­ tee of ways and means, which is re­ sponsible for tho Mills bill, and ho has been an earnest advocate of that measure. His speech in defence of that measure has tx-en considered by good judges of tariff argu­ HAHN, Local Agent, Basttwgs. JM G.r *T. A..Chicago. ment the strongrat that hu been heard on the Democratic aide. Ills constituents, however, complain with reason that he ' has sacrificed the Industrial interests of his state, and aro anxious to send a Pro­ tectionist in his place. The third and fourth districts are also fighting ground, In affect July 1st, IM. since tho Democratic majority in 1886 did not exceed 800 in either of them.—New York Tribune. Gtogo, Ealaaaioo & Sigisw W. D. H.U1 * Co- belief of >> I l»ra I>r. KIM-. Si™ Eledrie Bitters and Bucklin’* for four Bare ‘"J*« LESSON XI, TH I 'ER, INTER- edim that sell •* wonderful rare* effected !>} tn«* In »1U So'"1*' 7»* ”'.tS no.me«! Wnrami'U™ *7!U •?!««■» by in* *>r » tew butlbo er. KinC S«W Dbeovwy. Bret* Sliters. te J. W« k-u«r.nt«' than st 4 u bed altack ot. 1 8 toll Of malaria. For • [OmMsmoJ from ways. Sold by W. H. Gocalyear. Em Mi. N. fl- Frohllchsteln. of Mobile. Ala., writes: I take great ph-a«nry in recom­ mending Dr. King's Xr* Consmuptiou. having used It far a serefa attack pf 'Itronchitik and Catarrh. It »**<me Instant relief 'and entirely cured me aim 1 have not been afflicted since. I *1*° b* to state that 1 have tried "ther rmnedhW with no giKHl result Have nhwElectric Bitters'and Dr. Kings New L“« Pills, both of with 1 can recommend. Dr. King’s New Discovery forConMimption. Coughs and Colds, is sold on a posin'* About TOO hMd of both s*TM and an ««,•■ BLLS REIDY FOR SERVICE i ■Flax station*. “Hero in Buffalo, where Cleveland lived for thirty years, there will bo a strong majority against him, m there was against him In 1884." Those are the words of Hoti. Ix'Wis F. Allen, one of the most conBpicuous residents of western Now York and an undo of President Cleveland "There will be a strong majority against" Qereland in Buffalo because Buffalo has had a rood opportunity to become ac­ quainted with him. If Mr. Cleveland should reside two or three years tn Louis­ ians. that state would be reliably Repub­ lican afterward in any canvass in which he would bo a candidate.—St. Louis Globe­ Democrat. When An You Goiig? Grand Rapids, Mich ST RbsrstromT many WkM amount of twsbc or <xxne to dwell visibly among them crnade erected for Him fci their » sS“.12“,2l » « Khaker Ertrwt pf Hn..;. . , u... guarantee. Tria! bottles free at W. IL Goodyearls Drug Store. rf and Tbfbest salve in the world for cut*, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Mire*, tetter. chapjHvt hands, chilblains, com*, and all akin eruptions. and pwdtlvely cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, nr money re­ funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sate by W 11 Qoodyear 1 angtry Is speculating in wheat board of trade hoy* all agree tluit wheat 2 Vactb won REJOICE Spaady 1*11*1 PAINT oo The & i. English spavin' liniment removes all hard. soft, or calloused luni|>» and J>ku»IslMii from horure. blood spavin, <-urb*, splints, swerney, ringbone, stillrs. sprain*, all swollen throats, cough.*, etc. .Save 850 by use of one boltk. Warranted. bold In Dr. E. H. Lathrop, druggist IlMtinjtt. Mich. ’ YOUR BUGGY 8 - FOR ONE DOLLAR COITS HONEST co Mormon elders are fooling around amopg the soft-headed sisters of Farwell. Out of the Breastworks. Tatf. Strings, Txnn., July 4, x888. was Miriam and Aaron speaking against CO murmured in lioir twntn, and hearkencl not secured no benefit. felt that my grave must be reached in the near future. I gave up the doctors' treat­ ment, and with a despairing h,>pe I com- tims the ulcers heated, and my skin cleared off and was entirely well. <.»ne year ago a case of catarrh developed tn ray system. The physician did his bes|, but could not cure me; but two bottles uf Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief. J. H. Rohinso.x. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, G*.; 1 Gentlemen—1 hive been afflicted with a skin disease far about twelve years, and the best metlK-al treatment failed to give me re­ lief. I am now using Swift's Specific, anti have received the greatest benefit from ia use. Yours truly, Wm. Joxxs. New York, 756, Broadway. A race- track will encircle the lake at Elk Rapids, being just one mile around IL HOUSE PAINT COITS'FIOOR PINTS, TWM tStel '-Tj-.u tu Mirty My throat tegan t-o against the Lord servant of the Lord Ho cwnta an done to himself, tlxiko x. 10.1 The lore of God which brought thorn oat of Egypt was hring- WONT DRY STICKY § Him, and mu captain iirttred of “G«xl Himself, who was with them as their captain. ” (IT Chron. xiti, 11) Neheminh aayv that “in their rcbtilion tlivy appointed a captain t-• return to their boodagu" (5eh.ix.17.) Oh, what ata and our learning. Paul says: “I count all things takloss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Josus my Lord . . . furgetung those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto thosa things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prii high calling of God in Christ Jtwus.' JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA Far L1VER COMPUlfflT. DYSPEPSiZ. PURIFYING se 31001), Used for 30 - I’lk s and aU D!-Yearn. Bost 14 rawe . titat arise Preparation 11 tram a Diaortrrvu in the World . a- an turn YlllMKt. ' We. «»: Ml'' WkvSSS tmka WMbtDKton: Moutana brcauac liww rank* first In the production ot proctoua inotab: Orryon. because ot Ita mild eltmate, timber, 52^' m,n*r*ta B,"d *oo«terful produeUoo of The r"P,tl rrawth ot 8pr>. kane Palls, with a water power exceeding even .°f ‘he Minneapolis; Tiu-otna. uh Puct*( ^>uud. the tennlDM of ibe Northern I'aciOc BaUraad. with 13.000 Inbabliauia. Sealtie. 3 miles dliteut. an enerrrtlt- and thriving cltv mark tbl« aection of the livcifie Northweotta Xkr'n1?n°A'hL^l‘llMr ■,0,lnre®«>ta to those seexing ue* uouh-a. siinn., ne win send you illustrated .reular.’ W. JOHNSTON A. CO., Detroit.Mier fa] that God will let ui plead with Him and be moved by oar pleading. Bee Abrsdtam pJradtac’far Bodom and the Lord promising bpokane Falls. Tacoma and Seattle reaches all the north east .|uart. t <>f wilep two north, range ten locrtMr heredltanicnts and 'm-rurt.nsoce* tbrwv ' be! ngiur or In am wire -l>i DMM Hastli’J*. M'ch Aufi.-T ALONZO K. KENAiGO-V nwultCWn1'” new to the mate, and territories named * ° wUlukrtb.fL'ortb, old „ A|Irau> MM. ttl.XKUlW'd K00THINO RVHUr shnuM anu Elia *1. uouni are awuoani,. Notice la hereby rrett lt»M 1 at publie auction to l£«* tilth* >1 huMer.re Fry? thelBhday otsept-. A l» 0 d**S the forenoon, at the north Iroot dwMtre court boose tn theClD »f Hssttw. €«*«.’ « Harry and State of Mh higau, «M e«j>rt I w being the. place for baldlm; (he elrrult roe 11 . aaldOountyTfHarry, all thr f.'llbwMta-HteJ rAa.J2rf?““J,CWwb rm‘ lhpir Caleb bad spoken before (xlii, 80), but now Jfwbua joins him in faithful testimony and thiwe nra n..1_ ■ , “exl.PM' whlch wm •'most <lratroyed by Hood i» being rebuilt rapidly. 680.—One bottle of English Spavin uil.. a “An <Jr~dlb, pnl Ur.| - E™, th. ment cured my fine Norman man* of two : •« S' «o«l win. whloh £ nine .I tent wo. it b u^£,„£I twit hear further three t*o faithful ones- “If "’Sffi* to ”• H* "rtu brtDS o 1,10 Blmhh cut. 1 nued. John MrtWn. HowlMor. tsaningta^ SoM or anv tu>w»>___ .. . Mich.’" ,*t lrop’ kntugtat, IlMUnjB, 01 M»e UunL moored more tlmrr tbev <nil" '2.1abundantly ”•"£«. m uJa*»“h” h.te«ur» which wm with ma" -Ho that gJorieth, let UK- <1. A. R. rneuopownt ter IBS#. him glory in tbw 1^,1 " ,r rvt. • i“„£“"g hS,r“l’ <« mixta, told. Jteup. So cure, m, w. w. H Editor Buchanan of the I^atw<r innuit** hM been expelled by theooctallta. Q Notice Is hervhy pl»*" U»t by writs ot fieri tads' l-'i.rd ■. -t sad’£ seal of the circuit Cm;-’ t It.- ri,u''IF‘t(.rJJJi and Mate of Mlrhiiw. '•> dHwraisud axsin.t :i.' b-.m* ,rl!. lands and trnvmente d »• i<2r ». tkfentanty t»f ilarry. iur> lb n Vroomau. I did ou thrrttr-.n? Xm’“ i*> ari UMl levy upon and «*•«»• ■■ > i**™?’- > 10M,, nl Ihr «nlil • 1 ..'-t 1 * . in and to the follctwinit I" northwest qtiarreri'. ,d»<' all ou section numbertu»: ' (tjnortti ofnmrr cW «■r* or leas, all of wbteto 1 ■ ■ 'J ’, »,i4te*s sell at public aurfion "J ’••n •• to bidder »’ lb* north '<»»■» << “ „ house. In thaelt* «’f 11 Barry on T)>nr»day. the 1 1 /•'.'jLLial 1W * It laaa at t>u 0 . ! •' 1. >■ l»'V'*^~ OtXMKXT tUHTH, Alt * l-r naJ“ra The Cleveland Loader says that Ool. in the Chase National bank of Now York, and that tho government uu the eve of a campaign Em deposited in this bank gi.‘.000,tMMJ, which is practicallv in the bands of the chairman of the Dtimocuatic campaign cumuiittee. This 1* mt!,.. DYSPEPTICS aSn? > iTiirr ’ r‘Iw foucht for thorn again* Amalok and con- Motion* .Hasting* . .Hbultz.. Nash's* . 5011 bless YOU?" PEOPLE. apeclflu wn«ly. It h s genuine euniUKiu sense W. 11. Goodyear. OH! MY HEAD. Tte, pJ„ from * Since the pawing of the Inter-state tellm.1. u, „u„. but „„ tunic, cleanses and enrichm tta. 1.1 - • _____ quickens the actluti «r hJh “lood. f .hums ana Joahu bring. A‘h'l,-J;Vr7Jfo|£nai □there whsi It dMfcr **■*•■• �p\]{l! AND GARDEN. HARVESTING POTATOES. WHY BOYS GO TO SEA. A ,.,Y TOPICS CONSIDERED IN PkACT'CAU MANNER. Sommer Goods EFFECTS .OF CITY LIFE. gcrb-’i'”i with old thno derleee for tvfr-r *■ ■ idindks. still used, however, by Is tie ope shown in the cuL A ^pp'-ii'ti?* n I’lrt” of g^' l’i?' l‘«F ' ■ re** thtWh a xhqeJL • -•h’-ih!' PIO. 1—TYING COByt ’ *n SHOCKS. facp runI'.ahilnk ',ii« to hold the cord, and E of sn!!: A ti farming mill. A piece •: i times used tn place of tbo of W,x*i ' gasp: ■ if4 thin device, the sharp s Ji tick straight through tho nt is carried around the sbrei: 11 '.!,<• point of tho rod and nh’drlt «'■ - '. hi hook, tho crank Isturnod, * aprplns cord between tbo ■l. rrtuik The cord Is drawn . !>dh tends, and a few turns of . - .thef. Thrust a small stick Inta ch i . k-Ito hold tho: crank, while : found tbo shock, and tho llum the erank backward, rd from the hook, pull out ,--.t proceed Jo the nest shock. \<«wi Yorker a correspondent ' tlo shown In Fig. 9, wl mb iu some sertlon.H for at shucking time. bind? * colored shirt wiih a dollar •’j5h? embellished ^th a bta^k ‘oen. mnddv as tKre Urawn Into tbo o«ll„„r “•£“». out of doors, to be covwrwi “**P* and earth as urotxw-tir,., lrtr*’r hon. to thorn too*, to rot. whloh U Jjrtbo wono tomporotar. ot tbo dortng -.no „tnM dor, properly treated In this way. In the cro™61” "*ahS'v.Wllen moro thkn haJf tor SXtld" ’ ,ro‘tb« wll“’ Iwtnw selected and sound remainder tbory d®«»ed and placed on such elated 5^.. ” "“"fr-—It™ decay, so that not one btuihd fa thirty j 11 i . e work h* done thoroughly and tn tho beat mauner, for if carelwmly performed It would be of comparatively ranUHB CORN TIE. i«ta stand astride of it, kr.ro and pull with the rand •irklc will slip Into- tho I-mji untvlng give the bncklo • hs!.‘ turn and t<tih It out of tho loop. If the bit; i : nr. .I carefully It can be emplorec ••..ml Binder twine is u-m.1 jfor (».<’• ti«yt. and old ties from the r.raw <t.-sek tied 1w together with a loop It. •; i -:J JIM a buckle in tbo dther form abstiiof 'tivenivnt length. . , • ‘•■rattborry on a perfect level :srf»-i. < f the ground, or a little >srn a. ri-lgt* or hill, says Mark . the practical horticulturist uit grower. Tho plant rfao_rup— outr.of— the i-.ud.'urr o--------gu'unjl H H■“ idri.vs planting eighteen uicl. -teaehWayTor ■lror‘ each way for a small patch. natch. F r fi<|:; ■• .Itur- giant In rows three feet ja:;'! •.•v. ivj: Inches apart In tho row- F„r K ingian- the distances apart for plautuig' thei various small fruits, reco’iip. 'mi- • by Mr. Johnson. Plant grape vines eight to sixteen feet liMpbem- • should be four feet apart ■■■■ mil! - -x.-l am! protected from the wii’.h»rv.-m sunl PsAkbcrvi- - should be planted four feet apart. I ■j <.i'« S‘ bcrriM thn?e feet apart. ' Curmnts three feet apart. Ise i. • fre-d-. manure around thr-roots o. vb.de apply it |n tho surface. Wrevtl In Grain. Wreiril may be almost if not wholly prevented by thorough cleanlines.i of the prrniiH- where the grain is stored and by creaskteally -tlrrltig It and exposing it to tbe light. Wium pcaalble avoid storing mln ia bins that have been infested. Wh»), v ;; Inconvenient to change the 'J,‘. ,1''' r'i :' ■ femlgAte the granary tbor vt/.v wit), Jiurntog sulphur, or use ■ !•'tees where it can be apI'htv mt tbe pest# are destroyci. If surl. bi:- iw-t be used, stir' the wheat orca..:u.,i expo(W n to tiie light. ” fumigation or hot water •cant ■ !, dissolve half a pound ■'•■tar in alcohol and stir • -. .'uilousof water, and apply un s tiu, spray.. No danger need be appre•rc-■* it is not poisonous, except to Several. yean of experience arema to tb -tatguumt that pyrethrum, or. better still, bultach, is most buneflcisJ bodied caterpillars, audit as tar eaotagt y. utus aud others like them. On raI‘ Tillara it has little or no ««t. and i, :mt a sure remedy for beetles, •Rtoufla i n ' utifiuement there is no trouble wit MfflDg them. When worms are Mcrc'.-rt iu :)•<,• leaves, ar to any difficult i* r“’1 ‘‘ b>‘ sPray> the powder, if Wilt’d with a bellows, will ’telly reach them by floating among the ' I’y**ibruza loses its strength by to the air. Buhach Is preferable t° « wneu it cmj be obtained. I»:s*»tli>lUty of Corn Fodder. - ’ to. tubers are cither removed to tho cellar Intended for them or turned out of doors In heaps or pits. Wheu buried, they must be protected from the adverse influeuees of light and frost and means of entUatlon supplied. Aminb to.ri.ttwi itoon,. TWr effect would be more perfect if the apart­ ments of which they form the floor were separatei from fhe rest of tho building by non-conducting walls, and access to tho outside controlled by shutters to the win­ dows. During tho heat of warm days these shutters would be closed, but openid ou cool nights for the admission of cold air. In this way the temperature may ba kept low all the time, and tho danger of rotting lessened In nutumn or winter, and premature sprout Ing prevented in tbe wann weather of spring. Threo views naturally suggest a storage houxo such as many largo growers build. When small quantities of po'tajooB ure kept in cellars, and only for family use, the authority quoted from suggests that the vegetable apartment In which they are stored must be kept-separate from all tbe other apartments—from tho one for fruit, or for dairy products, or for furnace coal—and be so situated that bv dosing or opening windows a uniformly low tem­ perature may bo secured. A convenient place for storing in cellar* Is in largo ob­ long boxes holding twenty bnshals. more or less, having slatted ’ bottoms.' and raised several Inches from tho cement floor. Potatoes do not dry and shrivel so readily a* apples, and 'the basement should not be a wet apartmon* noradtrtyJ one. It is hardly necessary to add that wherever they are stored, they afrt to be kept from the light with a thlivcovcring of straw or coarse sacking. Those who would sucreed with pota­ toes should remember tho essentia! requisites of harvesting early before the advent of mud and the rot, handling care­ fully to prevent braising, preserving tlie tubers clean and providing sufficient ven­ tilation. whether In heaps out door* or In cellars or apartments. Three remarks are made rather Lu tho way of xUggmtiou than as laying down fixed and unalterable rules, and wo trust they may aid young cultivators in the successful management of their crops. The stallion Eaaunlllo, of which The English Live Stock Journal furnishes tho Illustration and descriptlott here given, te a notablo example of a fine horse and a winner of manvpremiums. He was bred in 1882 by Mr. Joseph Pickersgill, from Bonny Mary, sired bv Pero Gomez, and Is owned by Lord Middleton. ENGLISH STAIAAON E®CAMIU-O. EscAmillo's build is »nch aa to refute tho objections often urged against thor­ oughbreds for farm use. Ilo la known as one of tbo shortest tagged blood stallions of England, and is so compact aa to ap­ pear smaller than ho really la. Ho boa plenty of bone, ia big in &e body• brown in color. Escamillo stands 15.8j, and tapes 8j inches below tho knee. The aafert way of caring ***•£. ia to be sure that it b thoroughly dried in tho fall. Then store It in a dry pheo in a temperature above freezing winter and out of reach of mlee- Wooden frames covered with wire netting and hung in an attic or other place kept warm by a chimney Is one good plan- There la an apparent extension of 4 per cent. In tho arer. of corn planted. Cotton Is later than usdal In orery e. hddon too North UulrirttoExC"T~' station, and free txansportaitoD *** reea promised by the local xaUroad*. to sorghum sugar Unrig* items. co TtriUulri^ ritoCtofl. WJrirtoO » Fan Stock. Parasols I ay ft incuts. The effect of three influences, according to Dr. Platt, is to undermine the stability of tbe.nerviius •rej.n, __ lit’lo hlart- . ' KTOlt With M k rtdinK Cnw b8«wl on Ib«ir P^f'di^*’*' w‘ndlnK U,’rBrd ^-pcrntllt upon their —1----- .. . . ’“Ch racoB“iro generation Of city dwellers, and it ia asserted that there we wy fBw families now bring in London Who. with their _______ . ... in reganl to tbo lack of arm and sbouMsr axercixn. the doctor points out that It has an important !«ar|ng on tbo genera! health of noth men and women, tinco it mcrvoMs tbo «pBeitr of tbe cbm and thereby the rorfaoe i—.. , >7 . * uu<> oi my utuo si*, of tbp lung time, so menttal to tho proper tento bring brr a box of gold dust aud tbe purification of tbo blood. In tbo oily tbe Ssjsi .t.tj*"*1 "■<h'r ■— mam of peoplo can only get this benefit through gymnarium **rk, or aomo form ot pome cxrrriM, like pulling-weight*, dumbmy brother Tommy, who wn. two ycare belL« or Indian clubs. The writer imtUta younger than mynelf. I promta«l a ^l upon arm excreta* u neomary to a perfect canoe, aud I rather think I added that If it physical condition and to tbo prevention <rf *n» to be manage.! [ would prreent him with nervota irritability and consequent mental a Ure savage to go tubing with him in it disorttar. klrea^£^h,7’r’’tty Wel1' th°°Sh «"T Theinjuriou*effect of Incestant nofao u M«aof distant land, were a littlo ronfuwd mi Irritant to tbo nerve renter* has horn when I camo to think of tbelr product; but It , b’’ "xprlnwnt, a. w*n a. coi»warned to me that a follow only neKied to go firmed by observation. A largo abare of this to wa to obtain What ho wanted. Tho world notao in tbo residential portions of cities fa ww very big. I thought, and when a man unneewonry. and should be' *to|>Ped. “Tbo into it bo wax bound to meet with loud ringing of church bell* at all hour* of everything that wm wonderful and worth the day and night, in thi* age, when every baring. It never struck me that I might ono know* tho hour of xervice, hardly recom­ mxkn a voyage to a ptace where there were mend* tho religion of gooti wifi to men.’’ say* no ctapbanta, no gold dust. no canore, no tho doctor. Street* of reaidencre ahould bo [wive.! wRh asphalt; underground road* , ... -...... —■» * ‘uauo, »hou!d supplant elevated structure, and all clean and shining, tn a London street In­ unnecessary n'otara of street traffic and vend­ deed, I no more realized tho sort of country I ing diould be forbidden. might first visit than I did the life I trnut To prevent the shock to tile brain and lead tn order to nt to iL There was a great spinal eord canwd by tbo jar of walking on deal of fruit mixed up in my seafaring brick or stnno tho doctor vuggeau an elastic dream-, the brnsa buttons and the hadgo stood rubber boot hreL In this country very little first, and then tny vision wm as plentifully hoed u paid to tbe nerves of the peof^lei they shxfked m a big market with cuctanuta ba-' are lucky to reeajw with their lives from tho nanre, orangra, dates, curtail apple, and many perils. But anything that tends to other first claw eating. niake city lifo more agreeable and beautiful I knew something alxmt ships; I had lived ought certainly to bo encouraged.—Now half, of my little life in a seaport town, and York World. ! could talk of bowsprita, quarter boat*, dead­ eye" and jibs without blundering; but of tho hardships of a sailor1* life, ths food be oata, Is particularly favorable to the contraction of the work he has tn do, I was, of course, quite diphtheria. Heel the warning, and use Darby's ignorant. It ha* often am use 1 and intervoted Prophylactic Fluid. It at once allays the In­ me since to ask-a boy, say of 13W, who flammation ot the throat, subdues the pain and bn, — n,a ____ .1___. ... ■ gives Permanent retief. It promptly and ef­ fectually destroyers all contagion and diphtheri­ tic germs. It Is a saieguard against diphtheria, fully like what mine were. It fa JMrtly an and should be used on the flrst symptoms of sore Idea of getting away from rchool, partly tho throat asje gargle. dream of becoming a man all at once, partly a fancy of pirates, buried treasure, glitter­ HEAVEN AND EARTH. ing uniforms, ami fine curiosities to bo got somehow and brought home, tbo whole col­ ored with tbn light of tho romance which shines very gloriously upon th» minds of gold inlaid. boya when they ore little, but which slowly fades m ouo gsta old nix! older, till life turns ’•as gray round about one as a cold b’oremlier Fading and reappearing here and there. The Conaacks bold nu exceptional petition usually looked upon morn as tbo shire than the servants of tho exar. They form a liv­ ing rnmpart from five tn ’six thousand miitw in length, over tbo entire Asiatic frontier of . Oo tn and «iit.-aa jealous of tta-lr Uxht, Like sailing stars upon a misty night Drath u die shade of coming life: and loro ' Yearns for her dear ones tn the holy tomb, Because bright things are liettre- seen In gtootn. UUlOISVnn I”"''' — — ......... in whom is now vtated the right of appoint­ ing commander*.—Philadelphia Timm. The Ktyt county jail ha* housed H51 In­ mate* Irrfhe last year. The water in (kiguac lake near Battle Creek, i* steadily falling. Chailie Delaines CM>. Only interim* you can get i !'drew for the price of calico. g anti rlnaa nr* mn** aTo Stimulate Trade We will sell Ball's Health Corset for ra cents, i egular price $1.00. Special Drives In Hosiery. In ladles', children's and Gent's we would ask your special attention to our Warranted Fast Black Hrw. We guarantee Marr & Duff’s Stock In White Goods Is complete. We stock. wo purchased rom» extra good bargains from the auction sale In New York, and we hare put them on sale at very low margin. Come in snd look at our stock and we will guar­ antee to suit you with prices and quality. Children's Lace Caps Marked down to oost. All fresh goods, and IQ good order, neat styles. ' Marr & Duff All for want of one of these j/A H?n« Blanket*. 8/A Five Mils. 5/A Bom Stable. 9A Electric. ' ”, Marr & Duff Are recrh-lni: UMly-large Invoices '>! fall qi-oAs. .11.* ; n reived.- A lull ifne of White, Aeartetaad Blue Flannels that we purchased at the auction &A Extra Test. 30 other styles any other house on these goods, Cotton Flannels unbleached. aiaun iu u.oacacu anu We have also received some choice things in Ureas Th For tale l>y all dealert. ' Caution Boston Store. Large Lines and Moat Complete Stock of Dry MARR & DUFF'S, In front of Farmer1* Sheds. State of Michigan. County of Barry.—ss. KAtalr of Eraulftin 1'atlon. deceased. We. tbe undersigned, having been appointed by the probate court tor tbe eonnty or Barry. State ol Michigan, commissioners to receive,, ex­ amine aud adjust all claims and demands of all persons against said deceased, do hereby give notice that we will meet at the late residence of said deceased In the township ot Orangeville, on .Saturday, the Gth day of November, A. D., IM*, and on Saturdry the ictb day of February. A. D., l**o, at ten o clock a. tn., ot each of said days.for the purpose ot examining and allowing said claims, and that six months from tlie tab day of August, A. D., 1MB. were allowed by said court for creditors to present tbelr claims to us Judge Thurman will go'east early in September. ' Commissioner*. tho Russian border* from tho Asiatic horde*. Tbo Ckswacka of tho Caucasus worn them­ ।selves up to tho year l&W lluMia's grenUwt opponents in the south. Hhamyl gave tho Russians twenty-two years of bard lighting in the mountains of tho Caucasus before bn was finally captured with hu family in one of the hill psuwre. From Bhamyl's former adherents Rtmia has won a magnificent Coeeack army tbo Porte. After the Comock revolt on the River Yaik (Ural), in 1645, many emi­ grated to Turkey. Tbe Comcks of tbe Ural, like Ihtsw of tbe Caucasu.*. fought long for tbelr inJcjwudence. Their final r.trugglo took place i-n tbo year of tbe declaration of American Independent But tbo Ru-lons were victorious, tbo Cu»s*ck lead-r, Pugatc-heff, was capture.! and executed, th<> name ot tbo river and province of Yaik wn* change.! to Ural, and since tii.-u tho Coemcli* . _____ nt tho nor. who Bt lhn Pennsylvania Agri­ atatx*. > f ’-P-rlment station. Proftaaor AU to. .Uto. «.d torritata. 5“y-director, on tho digestibility of U,cn»«> ot to. «™» ctarotod to potoU-.faUcr. tbit la, the stalks of field Tb. b.y erop hM rmmUt “n-yter th, ears <ro removed, showed sB t,“’ wb°l,J growth, ears and of , *l«‘« contained 87 per cent. tlJu d’geatiMe matter. The pracexerts Men mqsiiiog of this Is that the farmer W 1889. amount to hill a ?t,ld corn- htiaks it on the „ *^d b-ts tho atallui go to waste, leaves 7 I*r cent, of the food value of his with Si1 m “ad contents himself “ «dy G3 per cent, of ite whole valno. A0n»n'!sjUtuub t» h** **1 silver Mik. DM. ond IMron. h.vr th. .dr.ntoJZ ‘‘DI* masses, w, aa to obrtructram tllation. Crops which would rot baAl^tn BcjIds Dry Duis Store. OI 11flMbSSlly representing a w^^^* U» rot Ou nnodXifS *ork of destruction. pvr tbb t)U4JL tiiey mar be placed on a broad slattii to. north or cool rid. ot u, o„v > TTt"? ‘.'"“'-t thot th. rir toTcl™. Into ttorl, from below u>d w physician of distinction. Dr. Walter R. I'lxtt. contribute to Tbo Popular Bd*nco Monthly a miggwtive paper on cer­ tain “Injurious InflunnoM of Qty Ufa" Ho confines his otaervaUoe* to thrae points: (1) Hto,!™- nt ____ r__________FT. .. In tbe matter of tbe estateot EddieT. Brandi Notice Is hereby given that I shall seUat pub­ lic auction, to the hlgbest bidder, oo Tuesday, rooms in the city of Hastings, m the county of Harn. In th--S';d.- of Mmhlgan, punuiact to license aud authority granted la me on the With day of April A. D., UM. by the probate court ot Barry county. Michigan, all of tlie estate, right, title and Interest of the said deceased of. In and w.________ L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. r> or lurry, m ine owe oi micaiaan. auowu and described as follows, towit: Commencing W. L. DOUGLAS HKHOE. the original and at a stake In tbe highway two chains and only hand sewed welt $< shoe, which equals eighty-three links, north « tbe half quarter custom-made shore costing from $C to W. post, between tbe south cast and south west W. I- DOUGLAS 93.50 8H0K is unexcelled quarter of section six; thence north on tbe quarter line, two chains and seventeen links '■VTiy DOUGlJkB «9 SHOE is worn by al! thence weal two chains and flfty-alx links thou co Bora, and Is the best school shoe In the world. Muth three chains and thirty links to the place of beginning, containing seventy-one bun.- Button ou'glas. Bbocktox. mass. write F A WOOIdST, AGENT, The importance of purifying the blood era not be overestimated, for wiUiout pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confldence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, aud tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. , Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Slava IOO Doses One Dollar soctlou, thence south on the quarter line, seven chains and twenty-eight links, thence west two chains and nfty-etx links, thence north two chains and ninety-three links to place of beginIng, containing one and ®-l00 of an acre mbre _ "A — -II .... In .n.nn • *n nrf Dated Au^j£’d\!’j£.|tTOjl. Administrator^" Default haring been made In the ooudltloaa cd a certain mortgage made by Edwin H. Mallory and Mary J. Mallory, bis wife, to I’bllo A. Sheldon executor of the estate of George Murdock, deceaaed. dated November Mb. A. D. 1883 and recorded In the office of the register of deeds for tbe county of Barry and state of Mlcbtmm, cm tbe intth day of December, A. D.. im. InUber IB ot ... n.-M VR . KTt ne wflleh ------------------- - ----------- w*T0 MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palace Steamer». Low Ratc« DETROIT. MACKINAC ISLAND LOG CADLNS are fast go­ ing out of style as fashionable xnriai life The pioneers were strong, rugI»g Uablnawlll KJ LrtHbJ. nataencM. WP.rWr’.U«Ctol» Cou«U State of Michigan-Fifth Judicial Circuit, In however, always have Sd Coiuiunptlon remedy Is a re P{Jdsolace ’*J®® sulTp^ndinR In Circuit Court for County of in American they of one of the be»it of history, tbe o dm tin were the most prominent fea­ Harry. In chancery, at the City of Hasting*. »n rrw>t« and herbs remedies, which kept of our praises country’s•Tlppcoariy Mel!»them well- ture Everybody *“ln,ltbtaecaiweRdnPK»rl>iK tl»*‘ defendant ranoe- as a stomach tonic. S tew having been Instituted to recover tbe mon­ DETROIT ANO CLEVELAND eys secured by said mortgage, or any part there­ of ; and raid mortgage haring t*en.,on the Mib day o( Mar. A. D. l»e. lor a valuable considera­ OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS tion duly assigned by said llillo A. Sheldou aa executor as xlores*ld to Josephine Murdock, which -aid assignment wa* duly recorded in the office ot the register of deed* In and for Bar Mells** Btrlcklcn, Is not in a resident of r> county. Mlebiaa, on tlie ZBth dar of Mar, A. the Mate Benton Harbor ladies are agganlxlng a "te .tale tail resides Detroit fc Clmlui tau NirlptiM U D 'fNW.fn liber 3of mortg*«a. oo page »S. rtvsrWAiv aaae.u Now. therefor*, by virtue of the power of sate republican league. contained In said mortgage, and the statute la such case made and provided, notice Is hereby Blood vs. Norv**. Bren th*' “ *»» w—oml tato brt-n n»d« l» <" T A. D. >, to tbe hlriiest bidder, | ti,e Flarttexv Baxmbk. said publlraUoato be ______________________ Uwcourtbouaelnths । continued once in each week tor six weeks In City of Hasting*. Barry Couutv. and state ot Michigan, (that being tbe pta* where the sucee“l"nFHAXK A. Boolean. Circuit Judge. circuit court for Barry cmmty Is nolden). Attest. WM. H. PowM*. Deputy Register. ^r^,“to^d^2» rae xtomarir: weak lungs la cawed bj -Lkn^Tof the parte: bHI<msn«-. conatl- rtZrve* For all wcakiH”"- Dr. Mlles ^t nervr and brain food -un**** ‘J1 TrtalbMUe. rrrt ■> W. H. Goodycrr’s drug etore. xs Hastings Banner, $1.00 a Year. p mortgage xs all Stat eert* n lot, piece and parcel of land situate In tbe village of Naahylfte. in tbe count* ot Barry and state of Michigan, and known and described aa lollows: Alma Ladies' College, BT. TH0MAB. ONTARIO. 1J ProteMors A Teacher*. Nearly S» Btudeata AUgUR. A.D.tBM New Building. F/O.OCO. Ready Iu September. * Sixty i»<e Calendar, free. Aadrres Z FriMlpal AUSTIN. B. D. BTVABT, KNAPPEN LOW TOURIST RATES. �Hastings Banner. •lsehnc .nER SHAM taiM. cuff*. and tike articles/ publican rieket and build op the republican party of Barry county. To do thl* dos* HaaUnKs Wednesday, September 5. 1888. A BRIEF LOOK AT OUR.OWN PLEA&arc l>clng Injured, overtaxed and robbed INS PCRSOKAUTIEB. not require that we indulge in any person­ tliey were anxious for fusion, adopted a al Rings at (he opi»osiricn candidate*, and w platform which failed to Indorse Mr. roatx and clothing then they would have - lEWrr 14, 1879. Ctevtland’s fituumhl ,poik-y and his par to pay If they could buy them in England ahall not do so. We leave the mud-throw­ and bring them here fret: of duty li untrue, ing to the opposition, and will give them a uld and Is made by the free trailers to deceive monopoly of the dirty business. IM , ___ •jUMt and mislead our people. . ods of administration in all dwartmenta of the government” You expect men who But conu> a little oaarar boma. one of tbe hardest working and most paluahave sacrificed money and numy yeafii of The following bit of personal history In BENJAMIN HARfUBON, tl»c lifu of A, H. Wrenn, ot Mount Glluad, or INUIANA. Ohio, shows some of the results which fol­ tatlvau Hia exjierience will enable him to which makes a god of this man Grover lowed a general dependence on foreign rcra vTCK-PHrranHnrr, serve the people far more capably the sec­ Cleveland, and forwhat? For nothing but workshops sixty years ago: LEVI P. MORTON, patronage, at the sacrifice of bulb manhood "In 1829 toy father’s family emigrated ond terra. He b a fanner, and in syrapa, OF NKW TORK. and principle. from Alexandria. VirginiZ and settled near the absurd *nd«*vor But you are mistaken, general. It b Salem, Columbiana county, Ohkx A large PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOBM. not the republican octopus-which "engulfs portion of the inhabitants wete Uixilty. us within its powerful gmpt" not exactly. hospitable Quakers. Let us take a view bls fusion opponent. Rt'SSRLL A. ALGER, of Wayne, Al least It to not known by that name nine. of the price of articles in those days. Tbe IS LAC CAPPON. of kenL -C. W. VanArman will maintain Barry It has changed its name, that’s alL I’toase farmer would sell, when he could, whMt don’t misname the gentle creature, because at 31. cents; corn and rye. 15 to 80 cento; county’s well deserved reputation for put­ EDWARD BURK, of Wayne. JUNITB E BEAU of Wsohtanaw. ting thorough, faithful men in the office of you are allied to U. Sort of “ grasped by jkotatots and oats, 10 ecu ’ j>er bushel; ap ­ RICHMOND KTjfcMAKoftSimm J< »S KFH w. J KENCH.«>f St. Jreopt. one of Its tentacles.” as It were. Dear ples and peaches he would give away: eggs, prosecuting attorney. He will be s worthy majority ot DON J. I.RATHERH. Ot heat. general, penult me to suggest that you call 3 cento per dozen; butters cents per pound; successor to C, H. Bauer, L. E. Knappen It the democrat octopus. For myself, gen­ pork aud beef, 2 cents per pound; hay, 83 and P. T. Colgrove._____________ eral, I am opposed to this monster, whith­ er It be labeled republican or democrat, yoke, $30 to *50; good hur»e.> WO to *50; There 1* no qnestlon but that the voters WELLINGTON W. CUMMER, of aud 1 believe the.people will never get re­ aheep avenged about 81; wool, 20 to "J& lief UU they ‘Tire in tbelr might" and de­ cento per pound. ‘The above was the usual of Barry county will reward tbe faithful PtABRY P. MERRILL, of Bay PERRY HANNAH, of Grand stroy this monster by whatever name It prices for several years, except when the may be called. Yours scarcity of some article caused higher pric­ urer,‘ by re-electing him by a largely in­ es. Fann and other laboring hands, 87 to creased tnajohty.____________ _ Detroit Aug. 25. 1888. 810 per mouth aud board; in harvest a lit­ which acecua to ape tomign affaire by giving Tboa S. Brice to abundantly capable of tle higher; the writer cut many an acre of wheat at 25 cents; cut and split rails at 40 tilling the office of county clerk, and b a xxinta per hundred; cut wood al 20 to 25 num whose administration of the office will Sometimes this assertion to made, tlie cents per cord. If any of us youngsters bulk of raw produce preventing Importa­ liappencd to be qualified to teach school In to- satisfactory to alL Buckingham. tho Rockingham, tions. ns it is said. Hon. Thos. H. Dud­ the log cabins, and put In our full time, i..ighara, tU’ Belvidere ana to an. The records in the register of deed* office ley, of Camden, New Jersey, formerly we thought we were doing well to get 812 omceconsul at Liverpool, a man of experience per mouth; mechanics of different kinds got have never been kept more accurately nor •broad, and a farmer, at home, In an ad­ ftOccuU toll per day. . We had generally to faithfully foan by the present Incumbent, IXJE.of lunla. dress at the Farmers’ Congre»» at Chicago be on hand before sunrise. Money was a Mr. R. B. Richards. • Mtruetloo— tn Nov. 1887, took a different view of the very scarce article in those days. , at Raton. case, as follows: Let us look at what we had to pay for A. E. Kemuton and Hartley Hencrick “I find in the last published report of articles bought from the merclianls. Tea. Wexford. our imports and exports, that during the and tliut not the best. 82 to *L50 per have acceptably filled the office of circuit fiscal year, ending June 30. 18815, we im­ l>ound. The’ writer once look three bush­ court eommlssionenq and the people Will of Jackson. ported article* of food aud l|ve aninials, els of wheat and traded it for half a pound want them again. County TkckrU not including coffee, tea. sugar and mo- of not very good tea. Coffee. H5 to 50 down tbe middle of hia trouaera, which by Lutses, amounting to over 854.000.000. cents; pepper und spice, 00 cents; satinets, The figures include vegetables. 82,552,170 at all suitable for a decent suit of .clothes, previsions, meat and dairy products, fo,- from 82 to S3 per yard; and those who When you ju»t l>ogta to bo an author tbo black ailk stocking* and neatly fitting patent ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Bpring*. 088.445; breadstuffs, 87^35,476; animals, could afford the luxury of broadcloth, )>ald leather pumja. Ho wax a dude from Duile>or Sheriffpaying duty, 83,809,481; w<x>l, 810,740,081; from 85 to 80 per yard, for none of the 92,117 tons of hay, valued at 8L035,A'W; best; salt, 85 per barrel; ahlrtlng. 25 to 40 2.672,702 ponnds of hojra valued at 8444,- cento; calico, 30 to 45 cents; all dress goods TBOMAB 8. BRICK, of Maple Grove. 980;'and 10,092,573 dozen of eggs, valued in the same ratio.” ,KA££YfB?WCHABD8. of Prairieville. ut 32,173,154. India wheat can Im* laid down In London at 70 cents per bushel, ll rand Lodge , Graphic (labor): The 1 wondered aa HOUG1L of Woodland. and In New York, without duty, at 75 democratic'papers claim that tlie republi­ would do with thi ■ilk cents. With the duty added, it can be put cans captured tbe union labor state con­ and would no doubt bo advocated YanARMaN.oC Hastings. down in New York at 95 cents j>er bushel, vention, and packed It In favor of a straight lie apparently bad about aa much ixruacl. aa and with the Increased railway facilities UckeL We do not blame them in the ALONZO K KEWABTON.of Hartings. HARTLEY E, HENDRICK, of Middleville. which are now being Introduced into India, least for making such charges, recognizing before five years the India fanner will l»e the fact that they deemed fusion with tlie able to place bls wheat in the New York, labor party essential to the success of their market ut a much lower rate. Unless tbe tlcki-L Without It they are nowhere. It 8AMUEL J. BIDELM AN. of Hasting*. present duty on wheat of 20 cents per bu. Is natural that tliey feel sore a* without DR. A. L. Van HORN, of Baltimore. to Increased, India wheat will be here In doubt they put up a large quantity of bood­ our markets." le for the purpose of capturing the conven­ He would have more-duties rather than tion. Frank Phillips, of Cheboygan, and Tbe renabUaui con vantlnn of the eleventh i icsa. Damocratie free traders would take the lion. George Sanford, of laninlug. and uuuux u- min k> ao u at *11; atm u« will atorlnl district ot Michigan. consbittotr of •solidity ot peace and proejwrity, tbo nation away the prerent protection from the Bartley Breen, of Menominee, could potwl- wish that furtuuo would prerent hiui with a put iU other foot forward upon the tiirvthald fanner, or lessen it all they can. bly telL did they feel disponed, aliout the year's vacatKm, during which ho could liu on ••Protection ' n»bs the fanner." Ho say hto bock' imd'do nothing. . amount expended by Wellington R. Burt THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER «th .1IW. mokL 1 wa* Kitting iu the office at WBhand’a free traders, sumo making the alleged rel»- and tin* democratic state central committee. bery amount to 8400.000.000 yearly, and It must have cost several thousand dollars, a.-uiuming that the duty to a ux added to and they received nothing in return but be finished. What ha* gone before i«:uu bad, as may preperlv come before.the ronvenlion. Id accordance with theretohitlon adopted by the price of domestic re well re liujiurted an exhibition of the assinlne quail tire if ttie convention of l«M th<- basts of rnprrerulaUon will be a* follows: Each precinct will be goods. This assertion <otnes from Cobden Bartley Breen. The men lu the lalsir par­ in tbo full uniform of a colonel, approached KUed tn otto delegate for every 1.000 of popu- Club tracts. Mr. Dudley said: "Thia to ty are true blue; they are the Simon-pure m and fraoUop thereof If *sld fraction ex- not true. The history of protection in uur membeni of tlie defunct greenbark party, h- wishes he Lad taken up butch -ring or country shows that upom all cominoditeM. that fused Itself out of existence in Michi­ liquor artling for a living. Every day that sudi as tea, coffee and fpieea. which we gan. The men who controlled the union ■ MMITH. do not grew or produce in tills country, labor convention an- unpurchasabte; they B1DHLMAN. AINUKR. tlie duty, when lni|<ored. in«rraiM*s the are tin* opposite of the traitors Yaplr, Dcyo. Senatorial Dlst Com. price to the extent of tbe dutyr but In no Hampton, Innes, Fuller A Co. Nine- but effect* noonure than care lire protection permanently increased tenths of the delegates to the unkm lalwir Unarmed veteran with HARD HITS I the price ujsjn cominuulties manufactured ■tote convention are old-time greenbarken-. or produced hen*. Tlie skill of our work­ Vflio have tteer worked for principle. out work that <au otily bo executed at *ome indefinite future opportunity; at last hi* men. Um* machinery we use. and domestic competition have iu every Instance, as ITrsideut Cleveland’s reto of the resolu­ final mutnent of gran- cxpirwi, and he *iu down to ikwperaUor. and plungo. hi* p.-u into soon re tbe Industry has been established, tions, passed by boUi houses of cougrww In come in and reduced the price, rather than increased IL There to not a single manu­ 1886, urging the Secretory of Uie Trereury L>xah General: Inin with You hwte aasumwl tlie “exslMpodtlon” factured cominranty, m> far as I know, that to use al) the-treasury' surplus above 8100.­ <4 eUalrman of a portion of tbe <tan<«*ntt to not cheaper tieday in the United States, 000.000 In monthly payments of810,000,000 iimchloery of this state, which you call tlie under our protective system than it was in or mon* of the bonded debt shows that be ­ subject* to dirtreacful periods of thm kind; -Nstlonal Greenback l-abor party.’’ By 1800. Cotton goods are at least 25 per this you aimuine that there to a greenback cent. less. Machinery, edge tools, hard­ tween Ute ilemocraey and the greenback party in Michigan, and you say there an- ware. fanning Implements, and hourehold party there Is the widest possible difference *•70,000 votenT who are willing to admit goods, furniture, etc., are also much cheap­ and absolutely no ground for united action, that they are greenbsckers, who In IB78 er. The duty on crockerywan* wre 24 j>er it enforces what the Banner has always madf lM>th old parties tremble with the cent iu 1860. It has been Increased to 55 magnificent reeoni of 78,800 votes. You per cent Our home manufacturers an* claimed: that there is far more reason for know well enough that that great army making two-thlrds of all tbe crockery used a fusion of greenbackera and republicans has bceotnr scattered, disheartened and In Uito country. Our bonu* competition than of democrats and green backers. There annlhilated.by the Infernal policy of fusion has forced dowq the price In England as Is no honesty of purpose, no consistency or with the worst enemy of reform— tbe dem­ well as In this country, and now you can ocrat party and is dead, eternally dead, so buy as much crockery hen; for 82.50 re Jx»nor in any su(h fusion. It Is simply a tar as that name and organization are con­ yop could In I860 for 84. and many de­ ronteknpUUe dlckex.'a trade, a bargaluand cerned, and you know still further that the scriptions are actually cheaper and are sell­ sale, that a few greenback leader* nuy line only possible excuse for attempting to hang ing iwre for a less price than they are sold their pockets with democratic gold. Cleve­ temof tbuanmtoetMBp^ lide ini to the name is to furnish a few persons for in Knitland. Something over three years ago I at­ land’s well-known apportion to the green­ migration wa* manifested by cattlemen put- him Hi. bright button* became larniaiMd s chance to gather in some public pap. You know there la absolutely no National tended the National Agricultural Exhibi­ back currency, to slfvor, to Um further Uxkg up wire fcoeea and inciaritig van areas organization and no Natlotial ticket, and tion of France. It was held in I’aris and coinage of silver, aud hte ready obedience sword waa not it* clinking on tb* marble further, you must know that there Is not a grand exhibition It wre. quite worthy of Mill aoatlnmd, urf U.™ tfu, to the demands of Wall street all show another state, in the union which claims Urn great nation It represnted. I spent pavanwutof a nwtrojKdzan ■•Tate down whlxxiug through tbe ate. a* any organization or party of that ntuix*. four days at the exhibition. There wen* Mm and hto party as unalterably opposed te «r~ nuS. rar . You know that Hon. E. H. Gillette, titan fourteen or fifteen acres of ground cover- to greenback ideas. Thus is fusion robta-d whom there is not a more honorable num til with farming Implements, took, ma­ •of every excuse, save one; and tl»t l* Hurt before it ya* ever thought rewibto fur th™ or a truer friend and advocate of the great chinery etc. All. ttye exhibitors had tbelr It farms out a few offices to the Fullers, it to not rtrantm that tK-v «u~.i.i . reforms believed in by greenbackera—was price-lists upon their exhibits, and 1 was one of the prime movers In organizing the x*nrcfnl to obtain copies of them. Tlie Wfkters and Dennises. That’s the sunk ■bare now gUston. ln Union Labor party at Cincinnati, and you; lowest priced horse-rake was 250 francs, raid substance of fusion. • J* ’ IPrt " M,ld U*° 01(1 trail* are being also doubtless know that Hon. J. B. Wea­ or 850 of our money. Yon can buy one ver. tbe close friend and partner of Mr. just re giMMi In any town in the United True Chas. W, Armstrong has never had turned Into farms. Tbe out can hBnire great battles of lile. n... ___..JT Willette, haa pubHcly announced himself in States for 827. 'rhe lowest priced mower any experience aa probate judge of Barry real Im the wonderful WeU I congress a nieinl«er of the Union labor was 8102 In our mouey, and wre not better - .-----• —- - •-naj-nai yean th* party. '’You know further that the Union than we sell for 860, If as good. Tlie low- county. Neither liad Judge Cole, when he buffalo, whteh urad mrunm U™.,,Uini the ten* of th<»uaand*. aro almon ci:|ncL •a»t priced reaper without the binder wre succeeded Judge Smith, who had filled tbe Labar party was organised as a prulat atjtthiKl the ruinous policy of fusion, 81M, no better than ours for 8110. Thu office to tbe utmost satbfactlun. But Mr. ^52,'a.luh',r<1,of. tb‘’ca«toki1!^u*.k tbs adopted by the leaders of the greenback plows, harrows and cultivators wen* 2(j) Armstrong Iras the capacity to fill the of­ party, and you also know that tills new tier ccnL above the price tliey are selling party mbrace* In Its platform every princl- for in tbe United Stales. Then* wre not a fice ns capably as any man in Barn coun­ tle advocated by greenbackera. You also hoe, fork, shovel, spade of rake cm the now that there Is no possible excuse for ground, but was dearer In price and infer­ ord all can Im proud. He Is worthy of . tlie atieinpfed division of the reform forces ior lu quality to ours.” Mich reeognltlou from the people, and a dividing .ml mtoiivnhag J (’ertain descriptions of woolen goodie are of this slate, which you and a handful of TIjo n«ult will com., k C others are leading, but a desire on tlie part now filing here In the Utdted Slates, very man whom the voters of Barry county will f of that handful to so divide and mislead nearly as cheap, and in some inatanoee delight to honof. the toiling and suffering masses that quite as cheap, re they are selling In Eng­ Baker Hhrincr has made a firat-class enough of them may be induced to vote land. Mr. Schoenbof Is a free trader ap­ Um* democrat ticket to enable that handfnl pointed United States Consul at Tunstall sheriff, and no fault has been found with readily to enjoy favors at the bands of Ju* democ- in Eagland. by the present administration, his official actious for two years. Charge will more u__. i in ids report recently mxd<- to tjie State «cy. may be made against him now. but they You know that In lending yourself to Deportment, lie nays: •*S<> far re clothing and dry- goods In are i purely for political effect, and »hould the support of Cleveland and hto adminis­ tration, and Brill claiming to lie a believer general are concerned, I find that cotton ।Ike looked upon purely a* campaign fiction. In tbo principle* advocated by tlie here to­ goods are fully as cheap in the United If Mr. Hhriner bad been a bad sheriff, or II !■ iiieiiiL_L r—*v- r____ m States as In England. Shirtings and ' yourself in a most contradictory position, sheetings. If anything, are superior iu 1his official actious subject to juat criticism, Yow ki«>w when you ask voters to support quality fur tbe same money with us, so far the i oppoultion preiu. would have been after Cleveland, and ccnsaquently his financial re I can judge from the articles expostii him । long ere thia. Tbelr delaying Uli tbi* poltey, you are asking them to support a for sale in tike retail stores. Articles of . policy which you and 1 *ud «H greenlrtok- underwear tor women, made of muslin, late date shows tbelr charges to be baaeieaa. era have denounced a, tbe mist damnable nre far superior hi worenuukabip and finish The Charlotte Republican calls attention system of robbery wMch ever ruraed any and rhesper In price In the United States. to the peculiar civil service reform antics when chiefly of cotton, are any cheaper of the Olivet ismtiminter, who b making hare. Of boots and shoe* If factory made, democratic wpeecheo. The,Middleville jxwtor* republican adminlstratlona that he inaater. M. F. Jordan. am dlaeount him could .find no fault with it. eitruper in England owing to tbe low prices several times In devotion to civil service UP ThE GLEN. paid fur baud ixbur. But lit- then aays.” reform. He in a candidate for teprtaenfo’■The difference In the prices of ready tlrv on the furtun ticket, and chairman of EDITORIAL NOTES. lug artich-n of the wboireale procrea of manufacture Mipertor in Use United Statin. th.*greenback.county committee, and hia ' toec Will I* lifted up in the service of his ]>arty this fall. •xcprexxaHj- fun MAM, OU th. OuudiUou th.* *.<« Xt?* yaB? VByaw*U* P*rtWlv -e poodad. Hence manv ... ; dtor M todta,rmd to? -..*0. loot 8 rkU O.K _ T**,: ““■«* •nati calIv tiredfbe lawr.ru of drrWUK after f«to>lf Z.,'51 7 while the stomach. vtimuteud by lttc™ tatita **i iti— txx ——_ ___ ■ . Utry, and demand* an am pl* TOpp}- ilK| f<W tin tntrnrMM TK.. ~_..u J .' natural rw< during th- dignrttes^^m* tho twMllhv „9 .... --__ > . Charlo. Lamb** devotion to hu man and wile. Th*y bred baxiily torethw ,r K, 1.9 ... . . . . . in which the husband Im* xu-ht teplsyJb* ■ and fortffi ra ci* rtritxra gulf which •••;>arhte* tbo Gehrna* cf.asdneae from the relative iwradue cf rainty. Hi* only thought u to w.'ten the blow to hu wife a* much a* pc«rtN>'. tu ameliorate m tsr tnainrd faithful in.hi- devofbu t<j “ dead wife, «Bpukbr-! to ipcak, M endowed with tbe taUdectmJ qr.xliUw wLcfc oommaud tbe admiration i f n»n. bat ilhtse Tbo chief beauty of Marat Dracrt lalatxi n each bilgbt stuping to gnux-lu: urrliiUtKC to ceaab tbrtr eonumplatoc IW- ciu*m* with initiatory fartragauf rv«'ti eeedit lived rich: I and Mams, tbe Ftwefa J<»uit*. crubSrart Sonw's Knusd In torn* of awful a«n nr �Hastings Banner. V The Wesleyan conference la in seoaton ffiX the State twl Ita^ungs. 1Wednesday, September 5, 1888. A o. N18KEKN. Local Editor. Cha*. Lunn bold thr lucky number, 570. that drew the shot-gun at W. IL Goodyear’* drug store Friday night Hastings Dtetatan. V. K K. of P-. have not hired Union ball, aa tlie owners reI fused to sign a contract at tbe price originpUy agreed upon. z FIREMEN’S PERSONAL MENTION. WIH Fuller arrived home yesterday. C. A. Hough was In Woodland Saturday. H. Lamb returned to’Manton Thursday. ---------- - She was token ill the sth of February., while engaged at our high *hool in prepar­ ation fpr continuing her work a* teacher, uhlch proferoion du- had followed tor sev­ eral ptah. -having taught seven term* in this county. Not only do her parent* and her. brother* mourn their ha**, but her many friend* aa well. Her L*>t day* wery especially bright in Christian eaperieucr. She frit that she wa* prepared to pas* peacefully over the river, and wa* perfect­ ly reconciled to give up the pnfep-cts ot life, willing to ro-porate with father and motlwr, brothers and friend*, to go and dwell with the Savior. The fum-raL from the bouro^ waaabteiuinl by a large number of friends and neiKhbora. Rev. D. B. Oviatt officiating. Six young ladies drosaed iu while, who were all intimate friend* of the deceased, acted as pall bearer*. Mr. Warner and family have the sympathy of al) who know them in tbeir bereavement. tlon of InaanKy. - ______ _... “DuHtwuf Ixral Health Officer*." Paper* ou these Mibjecto will be read ami follow- on Via: day vt Ban* oiuuty. ifarire-to cuter Into it. It i» expected that inf in from Waylaud. I^-ighton, < 'aledouta. !>r.Kellog„-. of BattL- CrcetProf. Vaughn. | Bowtie, In inc, Yankee Springs. Orangv<>f Ann Artor. Dr. Lyster. Dr. Avery, of i vlllt-, Rutland. Hastings aud Nashville. Gn-vnviHc. I»r. Hazelwood, of Grand I >mv aw ..uomniK u> menItapids. I>r. H. D. Baker, mtnutoqs,<>f the ’ Hou." A fine Harrison pole, 110 feet high. tion. State .Hourd <>f Health. Dr. Pratt, of Sala-, waa ralse<L liearing tbe names of Hamsun Mrs. L. J. Wilson visited at Judge Cole's I last week. m izimi and A. Arnold Clark., of Lansing, and Morton. Luce and O'Donnell. P. T. There an two exceptionally good places will to- present and lake j>*rt iu the coo- Culgrove made a fine 20 minutes address In the city where girls may work tor tword v.ntlun. Local physicians an J other* will I after the pole raising. • end attend school. Further Information »•.-« with those named above during the I It seemed as If tlie town were full of may bo bad of J. W. Roborts. Supt. ot evnvt-utluii. Tbe object of these txmven- j>eople before noon; but In the afternoon Dr. S. M. Fowler leaves Sunday for a school*. tian* Is to dcoro-mlia'c knowledge r.inong every train brought hundreds of recruits, visit in Ohio. Thurschythe prop!*- relative to the prevention of and every rood to the town was lined with J. A. Calm*, of Prairieville. wa*6u the . . hhn . unices to say to ra(y all diseases. The ctmveutloiu arc free to all ! vehicles having Middleville as the objee■who owe that he must have antotmcity Saturday.’ • and I: is hoped that our people will al! turn i tive ]*olnL Tbe crowd was variously medlate settlement ami that It will be out to attend this one. Let all take, hold ’ •—stlmated “—•—* at — *from ------ “four —‘ ‘ ---------* L Harry Anderson, of Chicago, was in the cheaper to settle with him than with any­ to seven iIkmmmm to make the affair a success. city last week. ' and certainly 5,000 Is a moderate figure-. one else. The Best of Music. | MlddlevBle never had such a crowd, and I W. H. Squier, of Big Rapid*, spent Sun­ Prime western timothy seed for sale by Robt Peck, of Orangeville, was arrested never will have a bigger one. But when STAfFFKf: A CK.twr.irr. last week charged with carrying concealed day in the city. such hu'tlcra as John Carvrth, Dirk John­ The Democrat approvingly eopie* an unweapons. He was held fur trial before Tbe firemen have adopted the n-publL son. J. H. McKevitt and a dozen others we J. W. Atkin*, of Grand Rapid*, was in Ju*4 and wholly inexcusable attack upon Justice Kenastoo to-morrow and released the city Monday. caa policy of building up home trade, by might name take hold uf anything kt Sheriff Shriller. Our contemporary would glviug the order of tbelr 50 new suits to on 850 ball. means the Uggest kind uf a success and /' D. R. Cook was in Battle Creek on busl- never have done lids without looking into Limn Bro,. nothing les*. i Tl« rumored that f uaion leaders in Bar­ nces Wednesday. tlie merits of tlie cane iiad Bus not been Tlu- main street was appropriately ry county are conspiring to break up next We have a numlwr of city lots that we campaign year, and fur tliat reason id* Saturday's Union Labor convention. No ■ 1 / F. G. Goodyear went to Jackson nn Ims- action is all tlie more reprebewaible. Tlie will sell on contract, making the terms decorated for the occasion with frstoooa of lirreby given tUat tbe common couo riness Wednesday. evergreen*, tbe American color* aud other fact* are that a Mr. Patton lost a wateh easy. Apply at the offices of Smith A appropriate emblems. . :iv ot liastlnr* yrop.’*e to change tbe doubt they would like to do this mid will Many rv*idcnces inim i u> If they dare. David Trego and wife went to Graud under clrcnnwtanctw that led him to sus­ Colgrove or W. I’. Sldnam. were also tastefully decorated. It wa* ■ordlug to a profile no* on pect a yuung man named Bechtel of theft. A detachment of the raivatlon army luu Rapids Thursday. The panorama of Pilgrim's l*rogres* truly an inspiring sight •'» office: and that on Friday. He came to the city and placed the necero The toomlfig of caiman announced the rented the store building of Mrs. Swrezcy. drew a big crowd at the M. E. church last Ja*. A.’ Sweezey visited Middleville on sary papers tor the yuung man's arrest in evening, and wa* thoroughly enjoyed by arrival of Urn 22U p. m. train, with tbe next to the Troy LaundryWe hope they business yesterday. Sheriff Shriner’* bands. Mr. ShtunT knew all. It I* a first-class entertainment. distinguished speakers, Hou. Frank Plum­ may not be molcab-d In this city as they the cwse. b_ lija duty a* an Cleiuent Smith >i»lted Kalamazoo on nothing Ecronlt r. ley. of Vsnnout. and Gen. R- A. Algor. have l»een in other place*. Mason fruit cans:' Pinta, flic.: quarts, Ttirre rousing cfo-cra went up from Uic offie* r ixrtuprllrvi Luu .oarres. Mr. Bechtel. business yt>lcfd*y. Burglar* gained cjitiance to’EJ. Doyle's Upoii coming tx-tore tbe Justice young I 70c.;2 quart*.81.10per dozen. Woodbury Frank C. Brooks is expected to arrive liechn l made ou* snsb a cane a* led the fruit can»: Quarto. 81.10; 2 quarts, >1.30 assembled multitude as Mlcblean’* f»vorsaloon Friday night by removing a pan* of - ite son appeared. The line of inarch was from Colorado Friday. pur «1ozen. t ‘. tbeu.taken sp. headed by the speaker* In glasii and reaching inside to unlock Hie 'hrrit! to belli ve him innocent, and hr so Wantod. Imck door. Tliey Hecured u quantity of ci­ Smith. Ham* A VanArman;.j carriages. The procession was over half a Mr*. J. Thayer returned Monday night statu! ul Hit- time. Before iu* examina­ . tor the sale of Nursery tion. it was (mind that a fvrrut iiad taken .^...0* m> 1 mite Jong, containexi four bonds and numfrom a visit at Jackson. -rjv ernplnrieent Guaranteed. HAL­ gars and about 84.00 in money. and cpiicealed the watch, and the young . ... x । ■ I xI’ENsEh FAll'. Apply at once. Thrre will be but two examinations held I rron'’ appropriate bonnets and plenty of Mason fruit cans: Pints, 0.5c,: quart*. Jas. Crawley’s mother left last week for man’s tnnooeneo was clearly established. i Keter i<» Ch l» paper) tbl* fall for licensing teachers to teach In • An»criean colon, a <0c.-’.2 quarts. SI.10 per dozen. Wuudbury a visit with (Jliio friend*. . HA!»K RBOTHKRS. COMPANY There was no attempt to “work up a case" thr schools of Barry Co. thr coming year. 1 At Keeler's grove the speaking' took fruit cans: Quarts, 81.10: 2 quarts. Sl.'.iO Mr*. John Smith, of Nashville, visited In this matter, aud Sheriff Shriner would The first will be held at Middleville Sept. ' PlMr* - Messrs. Plumley and Alger ImHbl>er dozen. . lhe •P,rjt Mnd '■hthmdaam of the assemat E. Y. llugie1* lost week. I have fallnl in III* official duty had be not 29th. and thewoond at Nashville Oct. 17th. Smith. Ham* A VanAiiman. kuX: vi.o-1 caused the arrest after the nreesaasy paper* Al) teachers expecting to teach will eome J ^led thousands and gave two ringing ad... acfcm lalxw convention win be held had iiecn given him. If our contemporary prepured to take the examination, liearlng . drew-*, which were frequently applauded, rNti *u-e In the city ot Hasting* on nsiamaziM). vlnitexl Memlx-r* of the C. U 8. are requested _ ,------- ------ —. at James Clarke's last week. .• '-pi «th. I’M. at ten o'clock In th* is m> Imnl np for campaign ammnnltiun as in mind that the work will begin at b a. 1 As *“ " a remit of ,K_ the afternrxm -----meeting -— «— five to meet at Dr. Timmerman'* on Friday >■: for tlx- purpose of pulling a county Mn*. D. C. 1-each. of Grand Rapid*, tbe republication ot such a'baMtlene article m., closing at 12 m.. beginning again at former <iem<*-raU and greenbackera donned • r field and transact »ucb other bual- evening Sept 14th, at 7:30, to make ar­ a* thi« would imply, he -had better spike n-»v romr before tbe eoovention. rangements for tbe coming year. visited in tlie city last week. IftS p. m., closing at 5 p. m. standard Harrison hat*, and many more lumoimced hl* gun* now. . Mb*. 11. A. Bakhkr, Sec. time. The secretary's office is In the their determination to vote for the jwrty Dr. G. W. Snyder, of Sebewa, visited at We>a«ert block with R. M. Bate*. Office of liberty and protection to American in­ ^'riie school census Just completed In this Dr. W. H. Snyder's Munday. Thoae who attend the State Fair at Jack­ hour* from 9 a. tn. to 4 p. m.. on Saturdays dustries. Aty shows that we have Ml ro-hoob child­ son thia year, during the week commenc ­ In the evening addresses were delivered only. Teacher* should preserve thia no­ Geo. W. Walterhousc. uf Ypsilanti, was ren between the ages of 5 and 20 years, a ing Sept. luth. will lie well repaid for from tbe balcony of the Jobnson house by in town on business last week. tice for future reference. gain of 50 over the last census. In all their Uuublp. Tbe entries and program Messrs. Alger, Plumley and C. W. Wat­ John W. Matthmw*, Hastings, Sec. there are about 1,300 children uf all age* Mr. and Mr*. J: S. Gixidyear returned give prombe of th* finest exhibition In th* kins. of Grand Rapids. All were fine, and In tbe city. • last week from Harbor Springs. history or the society. Toe Slate Agri­ Tlu- 43th aunheraary of the Grand Rap­ left a deep and lasting imprepslon upon the cultural college protnlM-.i to occupy consid­ id* Baptivt A.**uctotion will to- held at the two thousand auditors. Tlie proceedlwra. Rev. Lee left yesterday for St. Joseph, At Dunning A Rogers' you can buy erable space In different halls, displaying Baptist church, this city, on Tuesday and '’ were enlivened by excellent n-lecttona, Mason fruit cans: pints at 70 cento; quate. to attend the annual conference. the work of It* students in the mechanical Wednesday, Sept. 11 and 13. Tbe follow­ admirably rendered, by the MiddlevtUe 80 cents: two quarto. 81.10 per dozen. Mis* Ella Berkheimer left Saturday for course and showing lathes and other ma­ ing I* tbe program: glee club. Woodbury' quarts, 81.10: two quarts. Ohio, where she intend* to remain. chines in actual operation by the young nznur. A grand torchlight procession and pyro­ 81.50 per dnua. And everything else In jnen. Tbe Art department promises to be technic display preceded the evening meet­ Milu Williams left Thursday 'morning I one of great interest Tlie Horticultural same pcoporfidn. ing. Nothing like It was ever witnessed for a visit with friends in Wisconsin. | de|«rtine.nt will l«r lietter patronized than in Barry county. Four hundred men were OWfleld. Reading ralM of order. Fin- started Monday in a clearing on 11 JO *. m.-B3eeUoa of officer* W. A. Ham* expert* to Start fur Dakota in previous years. The pruiiiiums ( arc , in line, and double that number would have some land west of town belonging to P. T. HseUngs church. generous, and mast till every department I lM-cn had then; been torches for them. Colgrtvr. A force ot then gathered and fur a.vHt with relative* alwut the 14th. with fine exhibits. Tlie special speed list The whole affair was highly credlUWe after some pretty hard work got the fire Ml*» Stella Cheney, uf Charlotte, visited of 2.500 will bring together a large aggre­ 5 p. m.- Adjourn went. • to the republican* of Middleville, who got under control but not until conH.leruldc her friend Mis* Genie Brown last week. 7 o in.-Devotional eierrlvcgation of fine horses. This feature will be 7 JO p. in -sermon. BtbUnal Doctrine of up the demonstration entirely from their fentv hail licen dtvdroycd. X ROBERTSON HOUSE, I Rev. H. A. (.'arnaliun and wife returned n great attraction iu Itself. Aside from HapUam. Nev. I. BrttecfleM; Biblical Doctrine own resources. Denni* McUarty and Dennis McCarty. last week tolheir home In SL Paul. Minn. the fair, a look through the State prison I* of Coinmuiiton. Bev. Kerr B. Tupper. D. D. Bverybody can *ay -‘NuUiy done republi­ 9 p. tn - Adjournment. I always Interesting, and thmwater works, ItHOUeMEK, Pryrirtvr, Jr.. wuroaneMd. Aug. 28th. chanted with can* of Middleville.p That meeting start* WROXBSDAV.' James Bauer lias completed his tillties lire department Iiqum-k. ■mre-trh- light off tb/repuVIican campaign iu the western Jrj—n sod > -‘iirt M*.Hla»tingv, Mich. reswting a constable in .tlie **-rvl<<- of an ► XU in -Devotions! rlerrlv**. attacbua-nt.. They wen- released «m ball i-onm-cted .with taking tin- school census. works and some of the factories may- be jmrt of Barry cuunty with a vim that Rate*. 91 .OO per Day. i . MM.... atm.tua, w', u. «uiand are to appear before Justice Krnaston Mr*, diet Dean and daughter, of Grand seen. An attempt will be made to give hrni. D. I).. Chmti; Foreign Missions, Kev. E. mean* succcm in Novrmlwr. Hantingii " - new, with plraMBt room,. The Rapid*, an- visiting her sister Mr*. Henry strangers an Idea of the apiiearanve of the I Brooks,. brim; Christian JtducaUou Jtev. R. will follow October 3d, mid wr expert ix*- q! Ute |*>bilc is rrsprettully soilcfted. for examination. September in. city, by mean* of a collection of views in I R. Bennett. cilmn: Pubiiektloa Society. Itev. H. Nashville will not bide her light under 'a W. S. Miller represented himself as an the main* hall. • Arrangements bavcbeen W. I’uwrll, Cbmn; Minister*' Aid Society. James bushel. Campbell, cluwe; OMtoanes. Nev. I. Butterfield, agent for a nriHinery house and wa* a Rock ia home from Annapolis. made for three league games of ball to be chma. The republicans of Middleville desire w gutst at Ford’s hotel Monday night. DiR 1, probably hi* ia»t rUit for three played on Wednewlay, Thursday and Fri­ i 1 JO *■ m- MlsceHaoeous buslneaa. to thank their brethren in Harting* and 1! m.—Ad)Mirnmeat. terday monilng hr departed leaving jest*... day. It is hoped the people of the State >! electing ufticrra and transact Ing hind an unpaid board bill Hut Uwofficers p'. A4dr!rMW taL Spirituality to the Nashville for their presence at this meet­ will take a lively interest in tbe fair and Church. ing and Interest in its aucceaa. Nearly Kev. D. Mulberu. D. •!>. al. toeuevoi n.lne»* that cow** before the Rev. Ix'vl Master. of Kalainaroo, was in <-aptured him al Nashville and be. paid up. make It the best ever held. t.DC,L.U1Jh<! Ehurrh- .Krt E brook*. M. tlur , 100 from Naehvilk- and 2W from tld* city the city Wednesday. and made hi* friends Feetrle Churches. Tbelr .Needs. Bev. E. B. Ben­ nett. * i were pnwent.___ The Journal hu»t week announced tJust a calk Dr. A. H, Winn, dentist, and Charles -the machine gut there." It probably Don t fall to use Jahn A. Fuller1! cholera .Mr. aud Mr*. Frank Newman are visit­ Slosaou, cigar maker. l>oth of Nashville, V.»U Ul >UU1II. w . meant thr machine which hail fixed up th* jnedlelne A never falIlnR cure lor ehok-ra. ing Mr*. $/• jarem*. Mr. and Mr*. T. were arresU-d last week charged with at­ bloody draeMery. eholera mortu*. chotera We dealre to express our heartfelt thank* fusion state, and announced the Au-ton FhllHp*. tempting to rol» tbe grave of Eddie Branch Infantum, chronic diarrhea, and all deraaae- to the friends and neighbors and member* candidate* four weeks irfore the-'duiibleinectn of the bowels. Sold by Harry Halo, of of the G. A-*JL P«d. for tbeir klndnem in tluBarry v Hie cemetery. Our readers Nashville. W. H Uoodyeor aid Frvi Reath Mr*. Irene Sweeney 'left Monday for barreled exmvention was held in thl* dty. will remeiuber the clri-umstauces uf the at- and always on bawl al the horn* of Jobs a. during the sicxfic** and death of our hus­ Ypsilanti where she will attend the'Nor­ it luu* *ojd hia livery to AL templed rubbery' and tliat Dr. J. T. Goucb- Fuller. Jefferson ftt.. Hasting*, Mich. band and father. In the examination of William Bryans, mal school. er ha* t»ecn arrerted for the crime and Mrs. C. Jenxeb and cuilunkn. charged with seduction, Un- case fur the | The Tonilln*on-McNaughton party re­ । bound over for trial at the circuit court : m <h<iW trait Jan* 70c a dozen at tn <.ple was closed Friday, and the examin­ Special Rotier. Following arc the real estate tranafera ation for the defense was waived. Bryan turn'd Friday from Wall lake, w here they On Monday tffi* examination uf Winn and The attention of patrons uf the city wa­ for the week ending Sept. 3d, IMS, a* ' SioMpn wa* begun lx-fore Justice Mill*. P. have been camping. . was held by Justice Kenaston for trial and will I4»w-out at Middle- released <-n 8400 ball। T. Colgrove ap|ieared for tin- people and token from the book* In the register’* office: ter works Is particularly called to rale 9 of Char Curti**. of Plymouth. Wayne Co.. I Freeman F Klngvbury to Ansel H. Klugv the rales and regulations governing tho l/it is more than pfotaMc that very soon •» in tbe rity, relied here by the roriouf Mr. Rogers, of Grand RapMs’, for the de- bury; IU roc JO Hope 1100. * JL « afto Ja*. B. Hendrick; lot* Mime, vix; "In case of fire or an alarm of fenae. Several witorero-* were examined i i. Wood t<M>k |<Mw-M*lou of the Hast* tire, the water must be turned off from all w C. K. A .1 will put a bridge over_ the Illness of hi* mother. on thr jiart of the prosecution. Dr. dtv j ■ Kenyon Mrad to JrrvmUUi VanNoeker, per fountain*, and the use of hand hose is pos­ house Monday. Thornapple, and a siding to J. U V llklns । Goucher the principle wrines* tertified to rrl Vtoi.UL, *i -wm Mr*. M. T. Wheeler and Mr*. Ck-somt itively prohibited for any of tbe u*-* nam­ Em. Buaby'* laath rooni* remember are mill, if » few pl**** of right of way can .Smith and ddldreu relumed Thursday a number of conversations be has had with . WWW TV . NW ; ed in permit granted" lot 67 1 lellon *40. be secund, the road bed will probably torutndng onler. both Winn and SIoimoo. One eoavwrsaevening from Bay View. W. I- Wilkixb, ft. V HogH* io Man J- wniiama: pareeHrvgraded to Woodland this fall. tlon in particular wherein they acknowl­ W. C. ”— k* । an roimturial convention In this Waler Com.*. Mr*. R. T. French and ulster. Mis*Grace Tbe Michigan Central will on Thursday, Smith, of Middleville, were guest* yester­ edged to him, Goucher, that they took, hb •1000. W. D. ■ horse and buggy the night of Jan. rlth. sept. «, sell cxeundon tlckete to Middle­ day of Mr*. M. E. Nevin*. Jeremiah while be wax al Htaratto WarneFa, and hold*; «o* । ilex. < hriotie lia* Mold hl* rmiitencr In ville and return at rate of 8to- fur round H. L Ne< . imade the attempt to ge< Bran«h*s body. '* 4th ward to J. Novljls. Mr*. M. W. Riker returned Thursday* trip, good going and returning on all regu­ ^matter of U»e«*Uie of Kdward Leah4 from a visit with her daughter Mr*. WillI The crow examination of Goucher wa* I Artlinr !. Tofire « al L. H. Toile*: pareel sec I', i: MHhiilier it building a large ad-, lar Itrains that date on accounl.of very ioug and Marching, lie wa* still on WilHaian at qpmd Rapid*. meeting. F- A- iU»L AgL - residence in tin 4th ward. the stand when the court adjonrnad to rotNinaitw. A. ft. 1 Mr*, ('hark** Leonard, who ha* been next Friday, at which llaie the examlnaThe Michigan Centra) will, on Sept.11 ■ bushel* of apple* at the and Wth sell tickets from Hastings to 1 »re vidtlng Baker ShrineFs family, returnedI tian will be continued. Goucher1* testi­ top as.TOO. ••rator. L. S. Hills. mony wa* very positive but tbe craaatroltnnd return, at the rate of M.00. good Saturday to her home, Chicago. I'M Sunday school had a moat going on date of rale and n Mr». Clara Bradt ami children returned . xamination made a few change* from the iic at Dion ispple lake Friday. later than Sept 15. on account of proh'H Wednesday to their home in Allamy, N. Y.. dlrvet examination, although be held mainriildKlng. F. A. Hahn. Agentafter a visit with the family of J. E. Bogle. |y to bis first statomenta. It was alro> tn Central lutbnrday excurshown that a piece nf newspaper was found . Holmes; 40s ft^SttSWi. “aSW | - poorly patronized at fin* » jSvrry ih.ynton say* he does not expect to MIm Kittle Holbrook left last week for March 14. In the dirt on the Branch grave. vand land st mo. Xop operations when tills city to rn^b',,l'i Mnskegmu where «he ha* a position in the' It |iad evidently Iwen tom from a copy of Gao. H. VaodentMMgh ta Sylvie P. Manta; Ma ult; Ihr »r<i half (wM)M U>»'OUlhra*! <ir.*i-ter c*nwT^.2t* id kindencartan department of the public the Telegram-Herald and it hall on It thr busy staking the founda- Inrt will •*«> old and right of way between thh> ««>•» ’ | M'bnol*. wont* ••Nashville, M— Dr. Winn.1’ diapaoA new house in the Battle Creek, and tf proper | PbllOjtfj Irttnea to Coruslm* Senter; 40a om Goucher also swore that Winn had obtain­ MUs Anna BeaMuor, ■* many ycara a menf is gtv’n, hr will grad* t'“ ed his permission to cut down au old raw faithful clerk for Julius RuaaclL luu left stir! -to do genera! house' Creek this fall. belonging to the fiinner’s father. Some the latter ’ * employ, and we guow — we A republic, ciub wm -’^.rol! ■ .d C. S. Brown’*. we*t. time after thi* was done tbe Dr. claims that Winn said be made a small saw of it Woodland Saturday night. I * T. Odgro* Mrs. Euiuia I.elrhiier, with- Leonard A to replace the one he had lost In the mit« your butter and egg* and and C. H. VaaArmau of thtoclty«rt‘»»V*J Nuns, leave* (o-iuorrow monilng for a Branch grave. It wa* was also shown by h a« airy house In the the nmi-Ung. which was a good one Indeed. week's visit with M». Kittle Bowne Han- otlier witnesses that Dr. Winn hail shown nuer. of-Hastings, Midu—Telegram-Her­ this saw to different parties and uked ald, bept 2<L, them If they could JdcnUfy It as bis saw— ••f Javk«on. will be at Dr. are ■‘all right.’’ Wm. ingranf of Battle Vreek, Mary the one be had k«-pt In hl* office all the ••nice during tlie latter's btlnhoff nnd Mr*. Temple, of Tecumseh. time. These are tbe main polut* Unu> tar । Mm Fhherftif Grand Rapids, mid Mr*. brought out In the tretlmooy. What th* 170 tirkrto sold here Thura-, NpknMIng. of Milo, were tin- guestoof Mrs., outcome may be It is impossible to say. who took In tlie mas* Frank Bcauicr lost week. V*f)r. I. B. Baker, mv-retary of the State I Ull-ilUo. < itxtrgu aud Edward Ixiwry. nephew* of /Cbester Measer has returned from Col­ Rev. Anna Shaw ipoke to large aud- orado. ’fences at Union hall Saturday evening and Dr. Taylor, of Middleville, wa* In town i Sunday. She Is a pleasant speaker and her remarks were listened to with atten­ Saturday. I nion Hall, HASTINGS, Eve’g, September 27th, good time for all. si—BILL —SI. Horse, Buggy, Har­ ness, etc., For Sale Very Cheap. Buggy is new. John Bessmer, LOCAL NEWS. HUFFMAN BROS H I.*tlimps drag store fur -v-ond-hand school bonk*. • r>-*t stock In the city. (Ti”’ u h M. Mx-tetyof thcMeliNMlisl •xino ..j,, mating Bt h,,"lr' ’ Mrs. A. Black un Green St 'ln' k “ »L*dlng* to exchange •,r bulk, «i.,j eggn-at » »"w knuwit ■ the North Fairfield plow, the Kevstone. F. H. BXttiA>w A Co. Tia- Bairv rounty soldiers and sailor* o-unlmi «ill held at the fair grounds n this City <m tlie lotii and 11th of October. \ tww *t<rk of fine box papers, writing i^prr anti tablets. A 25 cent purchase j •fltiu** you to a ticket in the elegant gift •IIhuu at j. ii. Roberta News Room. । . I*>»on fruit cans:- Pints. t»5c.: quarto, i •"Ml quart*. 31. io per dozen. Woodbury fruit rjus quarts, 81.10; 8 quarts, »L50 , ter dureu, . . <’ > :-MlTtt. Ham* A VanAhnaK. A full line «>( tboac celebrated school * **» for children: *ce them and gel prices totorc buying. Fur sale by. * Sr.i-B-cbV-r-.- — ■Vf' wlll be U bl. >ubl' «l~,“lte h- Dr. Isiwry. wbo have been visiting the lat­ ter tor Mime time, ban- returned to their acliool at Delswure, Ohio, having this city 'rhursday morning. v Dr. H. B. Barker, of Lansing, secretary <>t the State Board of Healtii. was lu town Friday for the purpose of making arrange­ ments relative to the Sanitary convention whieh is to be held in this city. . Board of Health, arrived in tlie city Fri­ day to consult with Mayor Wilkins aud otlier* of our citizen* relative to thr Sani­ tary convention which 1* to be held In this city. A meeting wo* tolled In tbe jmrlors of tbe Natiounl Bank aud organ Ized by eh<XMlng Daniel Striker for president and A. E. Kenaston. secretary. The following officer* of the Sanitary convention were elected: I’fealdenL D. IL Cook: vlcr-preal-. denta, Clement Smith, Dr. W. H. Young, of Nashville, Dr. S. C. Rich, MMdtevilte. Eugene Davenjwrt, Woodland, N. Latliam. Baltimore, Dr. H. C. I’rckhanv Freeport, A. a Towne, I’ralrieville, and Prof. J. W. Rols-rte. Ixxw! committee, J. I- Wilkins. C. W'. Warner, Dr. D. E. Fuller. D. Strik­ er. W. U Wilkliw, Dr. A. P. Drake. FJnancr comniittee, J. Bessmer, Dr. W. H. Snyder. M. 1- Cook. IVogram eummluee. Dr. H. B. Baker, A. E. Kraaston. It was decided to hold the convention un Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 8 aud 4. the place of meeting to be hereafter designated. Tbe prograni has not yet Iwen fully arranged A musical and literary entertainment will be given to-night, at UnJan hall, by Sept. mh. on.^'.'tokrts ft^ llsstlnr- I" liotne talent. Tlie prorewl* to go towards Nov. IMh sell itakcta from f w Mwuring the right of way for the C. K. A Ib-trolt and ^Je and return- S. R. R. exten»l«n. Admladon 50 cents, gw-dtragtong^d-^^^nl'd art children half price. Ing <>u tbe followlriK . n,npon tor On Friday while Jim Bum* was driving N. T. Parker’* mare nt a 2:40 clip on tbe fair ground*, the lilt parted and the mare at once broke atul ran. Burn* was pulling T1W bKb..y ud InlM .1. W"*- 1 pretty hard at tlie time and couaequcntly wan nearly thrown from tbe seat of the ,w>Ttair-uy. ■n**'c«iMte lb. sulky. Hi* jirtww of mind however town line road at • «/ induced the «»”' was suthuienf. and aa soon as he regained hia position iw gra>|>ed the stra|H that support tlm Iwch ing, < .imued on the reated upon; "Water Supply uf the City f Ibnntb*. W .«.* du- back of the more amt reaching forward of Hasting*:" "Drainage of the City of TTO b”11"„ ir W.U.IM b«l caught her by tlie mre- after which be soon Haatiugs;" “VeuUtation aud Heating;1’ .art tar""!" mrr *!»■**> ^0"r’ had her under control. Nothing slow •Treventiou of Contagious Dloeaae*;". abdkt tiiat- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Whieh are beating scores of houses in Barry county, with tbe best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimate* or quote prices. STOVES 411 °“r ‘“x* of gasoline stoves. Huffman Bros. �Caught ill the Crash. Seven Firemen Go Where Death Awaits Them. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. CONDENSED REPORT OF CONGRE3SIGNAL PROCEEDINSG. d^wThlU, Breckinridge. BP-*■ HOT SPRINGS FLOODED. RASE BALL ATTRACTIONS BURIED IN THE BUSKING DEBRE. was visited by Thursday night, .which struck tlie valley about midnight, and continued until after 1 o'clock. The principal thoroughfares were Plumb re- dtauttrou* firm, both to life and property. rtory iron and brick front building* on Sharp The north wall of building W Sharp strrot eollaprod about 5:30 a. m., and buried nine injured Seven were killed. introduced an pnitarfelphia rittebmg... Washlnrton Indianapolis c«u« A«. M-ritutamr Tbo body of an unknown man wa* found streets arc filled with debris tbe office of tbe Arlington hotel, and three stores along Central avenue were inundated to a depth of four feet Tbo loss is esti mated at noo.ooo. Tbelr name* SLrLd «- “wj hi- Sioux City public building bill w received Measures were introduced in tbs house as follow*: Bill to but,>end sinking fund law, and amend tariff law*; resolution inquiring whet national banks use government funds without paying interest, and whether such banks contribute to Democratic national po- KCODO. --------- ' _. AtCbtasgo-. (First game, Chl«go .. burg ll; (Second gwnel Chksago 10, Pitt* . " . v..w V<wk 2. Boston Washington-Philadelphia game wm p«t- Chicago, Aug. 29.—Tbe usual lock attend- from its foundations, and tbe sidewalks and mill near Mancelona Cote McKaaste wm caught under a falling tramway and esrioutiy, it not fatally, injured. Incendiarism tbeir member*; resolution calling for Infor- Tbe losww will aggregate about 81,000,000. Tbe fire continued until about 11 o’clock, ley was submerged, and tho wonder is that only six persons were drowned. The bath- dent has made against alleged Canadian dis- is known are as follows: Min. Millie Fletcher, Ada Fletcher, Willie Fletcher and Mrs. Charlotte Harrison. against the French spoliation claims sus­ . . . ■ _____ > -V—* V<—l-i> trous and fatal waterspout which visited this city tert Thursday night broke nt Polarm, twenty miles west of here, discharging an immense amount of water, and sweeping the A HOTEL HOLOCAUST. house then adjourned. WAinixGTos City. Aug 29.—Hoar’s fish­ eries resolution, amended by tbe Edmunds addition printed in three dispatches, was all removed quietly. revolver cartridges in stock. About 5:301 of an hour kept up a fuslllade.tho bullets gotngjhrough the windows on all s des, but fortunately nobody was shot, with tbo ex­ ception of one man. who was slightly WanrSvyaiuoR, Wte, Sept.' 8.—Firo was discovered in tbo American house, on tbo corner of Third and Tower avenues, about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. Very noon tbe were turned on tbe fire. Before tills could Shortly l>etoro 6 a. m.‘ tbe member* of Na 7 engine company and No. 2 truck entered Tabb Bros.’ building, intending to cut holes and women escaping from tho burning build­ ing, some in only tbelr nightclothes, lent hcr- beginning throe men were found during tbe morning, one of witicb te suppnecd to bo that of Paui Claire, a treechou* wall fail over and crashing through tbe floors of No. 107, buried tlie unfortunate under d upon tho pile of nln-j human bein torture. Tho witbin this living volcanic tomb, for ft bad now taken tiro and was belching forth jots turned on tbe pile, and tbe flames within minutes John Kelly was rescued. Tba total lose wifi came up and Allison in explaining it said tbe appropriations this year—if made to cor- done—would aggregate 8*31,000.000, only 810,000.000 lew than tbe estimated revenue of >440.000,000. A long political debate then ensued, in which Halo, Beck, Blackburn and political speeches in Maine. difficulty they were got out of tbo dno.-nod open to homroteadon. This was opposed bv Springer, and pending debate tho bouse ad­ journed. traduced a bill in tbe senate yesterday to place jute bagging on the tree list, tbs object at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, killing Noah M. Rickard and William M. 1 stantiy, and fatally wounding W| Oy twum. — j -------- -j At Chicago-Chicago 2. Pittsburg 4; at New York—New York 1, Boston 2; al Detroit— Detroit 15. Iodianapaite 1; at Washington— Washington 2, Philadelphia 5. Chicago. Aug. 31.—Tbe Chicago dub went to Indianapolis ywterday and broke its base baU record by beating a tall-«m<ter, apolls— Indianapolis 0, Chicago 1; at Boston -Boston 7, New York 8; at Pittsburg-Ptttoburg 1. Detroit 3; at Philadelphia-Phila­ delphia 7, Washington .1 Chicago, Sept I. —Tbs Chicago club wm Tha report on tbe sundry civil rnaili: by Allison Tuesday. kindling wood, though, in a twinkling. fullowlng scores: At Indianapolis—Indian­ apolis 8, Chicago S; nt Beaton—Boston 2. New York 5: at Philadelphia-Philadel­ phia 2, Washington 0—twelve innings; at Pittsburg—(first game)Pittsburg 7, Detroit 3; (second game) Pittsburg 2, Detroit & The conference --- --------- -------------- x- , r>rjt»d -x. Lansing saloon of JL-nrr Chatman. Bet tbelr «j«rt was short-lived, an re­ taking them in tow. A conpl^of frelgbta on the G. H. ft 1 n-4 bumped ttftir nos«s together w. Grsni RaoIds ebont 88,0® worth. 83,00u, with light insurance. Duluth, South Shore <t Atlantic magnate* Shanghai, China, wants a oomfortaHe mt for Its school children end sent *11 Up w«y to the Northville Furniture company ;to r** is explained by tbe fact that a pickle factory reached homo from Jackson, Tenn., dfcirtu, the entire distance of SOU jmK Perha-n they’d n»vcr bear! al>oat railroad. Tbe Mate meetiqr of the Disciple*of firtt closed at Ionia on ttw 2rllb. It wM noil at­ tended. ’ L. J. Witooa, an Eaton county farmer, i* a nibble tn a pile like that. have allowed a prisoner to trip oct for Can- the ranch-desired moisture. Moro than one-half of the burned district counterfeited. Tbo bill want over, and TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION. Sept 1.—A terrific at r»ew iori- .'n" v, ■.. -­ Washington- - We tiling ton 2, Philadelphia V: at Detroit—Detrit 10, Indianapolis X Chicago, Aug. SO.-Tbo home. ,baw> boll two innings. In tbe eighth three hits and four errors scored five runs. Healy pitched band jnwe, Foran at Ohio taskting that Hnuxorixi-D, Illa, ’ At Chicago-Chicago 2, Pittsburg#; Hrec):inridge unable to arouse, out of thebominghotel and laid hint down. Tho fellow suddenly realised tbo situation, and, with a wild yell, rushed His left ciuu Tfwwwwj. —— -e, ----- . , went down before one of the clubs that bring fellow. Andn.CMw cb.rt„ cOupie at bov* whn w-,_ .....__ , Saginaw resulted In tbe death of ibn* bsyt ninety new dwelling* now up Miss Heldja Utewon, a Mam.te. wife Samuel J. Medlar and three daughters. pointed time came>VJn’t go, a« ibe felt thsi Mila Mary • Rok>f*ou, a Bunker Hill girl who had lota of spare time on her bands, baa put 11,(KX) pieces of doth into a bed quilt. A Flint wail digger found a silver thlm- happy hunting expedition, but tlwiT'rssooetinwa cotily ones, just tbe «am< t. W. Ed­ word*, a Houghton huntsman, had Jour c( DIED ON THE GALLOWS. and Secretary Lradley stepped ipto hisatnss, near Grand Rapids, while pteylng in her father’s barn, pulled a bay rack upon ber- tho house and asked a further conference. George made n ejxweh defending tbo padtion of tbe president-on tbo fisheries question. A Henry E. Sounder* and Mtw Nelli* Sin­ ople of Grand Rafifc, re from * trip u> Chteago saJ Jeremiah Ni'-ksraon, a Sarnia citiwn. and bsave* a widow and three children. Martin was blown about 100 yards, bat his body was CREMATED BY COAL OIL yean old, and lived with hia aunt, Mn. Ram- Kothl folks had found it out. his failure devil." explosion is unknown. oil tank belonging to the Buckeye pumpline, at Oil Center, twelve mites from this place, waa leaking, and a force waa immediately set NATIONAL FINANCES. Warhihgtok City, Kept a—Tbe reduc­ tion in tbo public debt during August part amounted to 87,334,676. The total debt new, ieea net oaan in use treasury, ia »l, 104,122,M2, and of thia amount 81,00^187,872 is and Payson’s amendment to thro Ho maintained tbo belief that depth Thursday flight: “I am no more afraid to Tbo bill was still pending adjourned. telegraphy, by which it ia claimed 2,000 vat at tbe time- contained SO,000 barrels of carrying tbo med with it and rushing ward with such force that thnr wnm ni treasury is 8107.873,820, agalnrt 844,780,208 on Sept. 1st, 1887. The gold fund balsmoe in th. treasury Is 8200,888.(08, against 8194,303,­ 280 on Aug. 1st a month ago; and th* diver fund • balance b 842,773,340, or about 88.000,000 teas than a month ■ store of standard ailror treasury has inareaaed about ov-ertootc b.m and Cullom took tbe floor in opposition thereto, When Cullom had concluded ik. r.—*jii___ _______ ' Amendments adopted, snoe receipts wore 810.aii.90S, or about 8360,000 lose thaw ia Aumsst a year ago. Rembrandt Ransom—had lost circular of April 7 last aggregated 883, l(il,400 4 per cents, and 810^64,300 4J< P* rente. when tbe searching party endeavored 81L«61,6M. The total coinage of all denominations of gold, silver and nickel during tho month of Graro and Tbe skeletons ot a number of animals, which went also cromated 8fi.MO.4ia sorry for anything Tvs done in my Ufa." At 10:48 tbe black oap was adjusted and be said: “Don't smother ma" Tbe drop than falL appropriating 1100,000 for dynamite gun aggregates 8347,830,402. Deposits la national banks have decreased about 8300,000 during gregnted 834.fl'23,]80, or 81,000,000 tee* than in August, 1897. Custom* receipts in August thivyear were 821.968.MIJ, or about 8750,000 thinks sa' AMERICAN POLITICS PROHIBITED. L-Tbe following ____ r___ ,__ Lnscotjs. Neb, Hept isnatch Onfnrcinir IK.. resolution inquiring ot tbo treasury whether Canadian goods have been transported in bond acroea United Stetee territory sir.ee the number of married ladle* entitled to draw public money. NatovUls girl* must be given to marrying quite young. Tbe Smith purifier company at Jackson, al- company had unsucromf ully ukirmiti>ed all yesterday oddnwwd to Daniel IJnahan r.r» idem of ten Of Michigan, who died at London A«g. tt. arrived at tin. port Friday. Tbey^ww* aoaveyed to tho Grace. Epi*.-pal JM>V. Uiauup ■ vwr. ....... r-j—— and also delivered a brief eulogy in tbe services were Her Iteorc" H Rev. John McCarroll, R«v J R J#*** and Dr. Rufus Clarke, of Michigan, anflBrt. W. a Unghourd. ot N«» York. Tbs Wf left tbo Grand Central dcjwl by »pwMl then adjourned. tram further duty on tbe Pacific railway* and coinage, weights and tneasuroa commit­ tees at hia own request. The Oklahoma bill brJofl7, l»ld aside and thereStory bUl.’Jightiy changed from Wilson's —1.<— rojxjrtcd. Tho Oklahoma bill - ■- —itoutu ornacn at SShi?" k“““ •“ *• «• >» Republican and Democratic netiurs 1*». "^2“ d"’*?’** 10 tol“™ Columbiaville youth hitched up with hi* . vtel A...I - -. - - ■ ■ . __... . . ■ WAHKntOTO!* City, Sept ! -A‘*?*T*!i teg seseion of th* boose Frehy , ---- kuu exacuuvs the charter of tbo Central branch. Johji P. Be A BLOW AT PROHIBITION. Mt K Hrore or ;exa.« ...7^ —that he wanted the billed kilted. Tb» Morgan, — • — —uuxjuuit was attended by several thousand peopla. Prct “ * ‘ parachute drop caMnoar. Jkngvrv ow -- bill rolled up by Caruth of KrotuMjfi . . . 1. __ 1 tvlteose. aid in subduing the fiamee. ON BOARD A BURNING SHIP. knife. Failing to dispatch her with tbe knife, tbo desperate brute grabbed a longbandied shovel and boot the brains of the unfortunate woman Into a pulp. Ho wa* ar■ conforming to tho "“•d it is understood S - rid of bar husband, w , but owing to faulty mfonnsU® " ‘ >wt The next m r.nng »• bMbend'x al tbe Rev. Father Betook, pastor of St. Mary’s church at Mnjhauam. and who was in this sazTOXA. inu wr o ■■ examination revealed �Hopublican N«tion«I Plrtform. LABOR TO THE FIK; ?. THE A^*Y 0F WOHKINGMEN MUST strike at democracy. The Dog and The Shadow ftontb. Tbr wurklngmen «.f America. *dd Mr tb-« Mina of ths: noble soldier . victory. Philip H Sheridan. .;Hl of ttesa great loaders and of our -&t>-human liberty ami political boa *11 forms «>f dvapotiun. wo Mod . ..-pjtatulattoM, to our fellow Amer• i'. 4. J upon tte accompltah rural of tte t datery throughout two American r. .. .-ariMKpy hop- that wo may ii«l .:■• OOf foUtht-Htlfiw uf Irish peaceful recovery of home rulef.. reaffirm our unswerving dew - | .3,>l eon'tltudou and to tho Indie i ■ il» stall**; to Ui-' aatouomy jw i; tr* under ttieconxtilutton; to tho > aud Utw-rttes of ckttaena in ail tbe . /ones lu the Union; cvjwciallv to I 1 >avernijn> right of everylawful i-|».>r. uatlvo or foreign bora, white a trvo ballot Ln public elcctlou* tUit ballot duly counted. We hold nd loitest ;<opu!ar ballot and the juat .;-ewotatioo of all the people la the •>f (or republican government. and do­ . b-gutaltou t» secure tte integrity : clcitions which am tbe fountains of , 1t.-4.rit«. Wo charge that the preoent •,. ,ia»d the Democratic majority in •.. ir exIstenc* to the auppnwalon of »• .k-riminal uullincatloa of the cuuU; .-f the United States. .i.|.. mpr.-mwlmfiy in favor of the .,e..(u ' ptotecUon; we protart gruittou a* proposed by the prod 1-. Ttey serve tho intnnartaof J .tipport the Intereataof America. ,---ia and outdjdeptly af>poal to tbo hot ju-lgidenb Ite protective ayo­ - 11 ilntaiped. It* abandonment has ■ uted by general-diaaeu-r to all in• Cii wc of tte usurer «t>4 tte -.tenff. ite Milts hill as durtructlvo to the ::.e labor, and tbe farming In ] t ;,ixry. and we heartily radome ! V C I laxrlonc action of the llnpubii • ■ cougnw. in opposing its t-leinu the proposition of tho Dem• plus* wool on the free list. and we , ■ •_ Julew tbe.-e*-;i shall be adjusted .-I m> a-. to furnish full and adequate : tbut industry. 1. in party would effect all needed ! - hr uati.mal revenue by repealing : ■>>„-.». which are an annoyance ignculture. aud tbo ■ tax upon tbe Un the arts and for mechanical pur1! 1 Mich revision of the tariff laws aa -wk Imports of such article* aa are • it peojSe, the production of which ■prtit to our labor, aud release from >.** ti»«Mt article* of foreign (iruductlne ■ • tbe like of which cannot bo proIf them shall still remain a larger .«p-quisito for the wants of the gov­ . - the entire repeal of internal bin, the surrender of any port of • .1 stern at the joint latest ot tbe ■ and the agent.- uf foreign tnaau- ■ iJT“*i\b‘’ pl!uvd "1*“ lho Euro P«m level wnhout their uwn cumcuL They have ti,o rf-i* of CM sign bur.leas and. yearly Incrawtug Importauru. • “*»«ri«*urers care for themadvee m.VA “aart..tun“. *ud mu-,-. Gad M equal nghta. do less for thumnelves aud Sr^hi.!0 ^ "“*«*• * ‘to Pro^ pr^ta*' lQ s Mgment. h the PWdae queetioa that the Cleveland ad“ Plac,« before the people, and the flnl tO otaeure it weakeua the caae of thiMo who protect the country b; tbereatoraUon of the friend, of the United States to power. traltot-. U, la a word, “‘^bof-votes of tho,labor army themselves for themselves— to the front aud carry the whole Held by .triking tho Pvu“x:ratl<; at Ita weakest point with massed column, of thn meh of labor whose instinct, as well as' education juruy it. ouu.raa toward our fateriai astia- warns .i .T ' , . 1 •■^Ucatlou, «k.. the friendly and evaspk-uoud) unjatr*.-tk- --d <w v^Brns th»tn ’hem that day has comb when, teodta. to destroy a valuabte naUonai todiaarv , aak«. they must be nntetland wu ludira^sablc rewuroa of dv.'rare C1?,. puUtlciaus. This is according to the »■’. I military maxim that tin, way w win u i®****” •1’1’Uo* *J,kB toallcltl- • battle Is to fiud the right spot to make tte -n- taZitei ouXXraU prwvply and aafrwuanl of hhu who bears h. and protael him. wbcthvr high or tow. nch or r«y>r tu all hto civil nxhta it slroutd, and must, affurd him protection at home nut follow and protect “ “• “» “ “■ lawful vrrand. I “‘tL L r h. t ‘““T. ,U*.’ iF0101 ‘S W i ‘aken- ttB<1 consent] ‘nff‘o It, we contend that It to not thrown , !„ ° °bseuritv—not overshadowed but ' “Inmhiated—by Impressing 1 upon the r-n-P'" rb-Hrt. lh« ure, .n.l «n„. morato in thl- order: craUc party. hav» <to»ertad cot only t>^, of boocst toverarnesit, of sound flaanca, of freadom and purity of tbe ballot, but etixicially have dsaerted th-- cause of rafortn lu Um civiiservira. Ws win not taU to ktep our ptedp* tecauao ttey tev<j broken ibetra. or teouiaa thoir cwiidMato tea broken bl*. Wo therefore repeat 1 '! »”,rkSnpra In .bl. ( hj’.WrV.'r^i ft*"1* VOt?* 111111 tbclr voU'“ 1 /airly counted according to the | ®un*ti‘ntiou of the United Htales four )',!ala *£0- James G, Blaine-would have I had a popular majority for preaidcut of 1 tile United States of at least half a mil. Hon, and he would have been chosen ; rei-.ffirm the policy of - tli- I ubbe binds of tbe United •. tznic-:--ad» for American ciUzraa • ; ire-.t; a.;alfetM. which the Republican N't- ■ - l -Ji-il la 1*/. against the persMumt tf; • । ! tie- I»emoctate tn eougma, and wt-.i.-'.. l-.t> : . .ght 'Air great wnetera domain t>u> -» i. ,<ntfM--ut '1-iclopment. Tha rnetora* ucu ! udcanu-t! railroad land grants to tbe I. . ... \i.,/or the ute uf actual aeCUere. *bl.' -• under the admlnUtratiou of Ph-. Arthur] should bo continued. Wa deny ur*: V. - I'.irwentlc party baa ever restored oue ■ ■ people, but declare that by tbe joint s.. ! Kepunhcane ai«4 I'emocraU in con»n- • of screw of unearewd lands «Hisall>- grante-1 for the couatroction of railu.^l> hare tevi. : restored u> the public domain, K. l-u.--cance of the coodlUou, inserted by the R»p;1 1 *1. 'Mrtji tn the original grant We. ttsr.■ I-raUr admluMtraUoa with faflwr • ■ • i-ru-.- th., laws securing to aettlani ut :!. r b.xwst»ad«, aud with using approft’ for that purpose to harass tor.<.. - • : 1. 1..ys spiesaud praancuUooa under tti' . . <.f exposing frauds and vtodl1.- i r.mmti by congrean of the territories -• I 1 - i :.|oa uecv^sity only. Jo tbe end that they I. K - -no rates in the Unlou; thereItHi,.(...ver th» conditions of pop-y.. i. matertai .rwourrea. public ia> on-. :n<<allly are xuch m to insures dal I.- .. l ol g ".rratiMut therein? tbe people of t.-ri.t•• — ob-mid be permitted, ax a right it!. .- .. •.■ .-in. to form for themselves cnostitg;,ai.«. j_Hate m*orguiente and bn admitted I'M-Bng tlx* pre^jrtJloo fur •tA---'. /Von. there./ sbeukl «o aoiested I: :i. nd., residents and rilUsos ot tbe t-mi.yy ■ lurre,-, -hry are to serve. South Da-ii u’.-I tight bn immediately admitted aa • ‘-so: . tire Union, under the constitution fra.- -t 1. ! u.toj.'od by thu people, and we heartr. ■■■ -b- OCUOO of tbe RnputauMn senate in . ■- / Ulis for.her admindmi. The refuml -rutte house of representatives, for jan»o.-ipun —to favorably consider lhaaa 1 ’• '• ■ it >1 Mutation of tbe sacred American f ru • .",-.1 ..If guvernuwn-- .and merita tbo ' ’ ’ nli just men The pending UUa “” ' J ’ '«Me the people of Wsdiingtoa, r ' Montana territorial to form ' •retnt'llih Mate goveranieM ■ ■ • ’-Ithout unoi.'ci wary delay Tbo ' ■ ■ •' pfedgra Ita-ilf to do all inks • admlaaioo of the-territo' • Wyoming. Idaho and Arixoca .ru-ut ...f M-tf-gorcnimaat as stains, - u-v H- or rpiallfled. as soon as pan‘ • 1 -- dm-n. as soon ax they may bw pnn-r rtf the Mormon church ia »> < i-rcisod In Uw |M«L ta a m«»i iMH-'ion. too dangcrotiv to longer Therefore we pledge the Rc-.xib• -ppropriatc legulation assert in< ■ »f tbe uaUou b> territories wlstrn 1 Id. allotted, and in furt Iterance uf u* upon the statute ttooks. legisia-■'igh todlvoeeo thr political from ■ >1 power, and thus stamp out the '■nliMHa of polygamy. DISEASE, Testimonials. THE CELEBRATED NERVE TONIC. 4 Word to the Nervous^^^^^ A healthy boy has as many as you, but he doesn't know it. That is the difference between “sick" and “well.”Why don't you cure yourself? It is easy. Don't wait Paine's Celery Compound will do it Pay your druggist a dollar, and enjoy life once more. Thousands have. Why not you? . Su'tX'SX.'S " K .n ib.w.rtlnpna;., Un. «,nn. the reform system already mtahikte.1 by taw • ”’u^ ^r«dy vote and have their votes all tte crndcM ot tte to which U ta - fairly countwl in November next, there m J sotvm ! i i I I wou*‘l nrtt hu l film of doubt of thn elcc1,011 Harrison and Morton or uf the poserosion by tho Rcpubli-an party uf Ixrth houses of congreds after the 4th of March 11 U disfrunchlaemcat of bljsck x-r-bu™ * -Un-1 UTUre Uwffi, Tte gratitude of tte oauo , to tte Atendesa of tte l.ruou --annot t>, maasured by laws/^-Ttetoe■ tatanon of couyrasi should cunfonn to jJrdxre made by a Joyal -people, and bo so enlarged *ud [ extorJed a« to -provkks ajpUtwl the joardhihly that any man who teuorahly wore thr fatoral j uniform -hall become an inmate ot an alm-, । bca^ or-* .radest upon private chartty. In tte ; t«»4 enumerati.m-tho ro’ titolishmt-ul of caste rule fror.i PentisylvaI U,B Mexico, with the exception of a few I ‘■ongressiunal districts—that makes the : Mills bill pauiUJ. and provider* tlu- posnl| bility of the COUtinUrtl defeat <.f tho will of the people at large. 3. The menacing medtlling with tho dr­ : '«*"■ .y^-that promts “Jr ind£ Srt-rlce jrevrrvrd tte fiovuromem. We draouis^ trhjs through a tariff that discriminates A Um. Caiii.v was the birth plant <>f a number of the best presidents we have had. While without the modem conveniences they were not uncomfortable habitations. They werveer, tainly healthy, for our an­ cestors were rugged ami Ipng-llved. anil the rememdies they used wen simple pre­ parations ,<»f roots and tn'rin. Tlie bent blood purifier Is again brought in general use In Warner’s U* Cabin Sarsalmrllla. The Coldwater Methodist church receiv­ ed 75 new members Sunday. I’apilloo (Clarite’s extract of rtax) Sktai Cure, like many other inestimable l>enefils to mankind, was dlsooverttt by areldent. Tbe proprietor, engaged In the preparation of certain plants, front time Uptime noticed tbe effect of working in the pulp vats on the skin. If there were present any cutan­ eous eruptions warts,- blemishes or *«<>fulona symptom* all disappeared as It by magic. After experimenting ten years, it has become a sclwrtUlr fart ami a pri<*^" boon to the human race. From giving away a few bottles, the demand ha- In­ creased until the sale fur thr P“'rt, fwo years amounts to 1.08U,00U IxXtlex. -arjtv bottles only SLOT, for «>'• by t.oo<lyt«r, the people’s drug atom. , Setiator Fpe Is announced t<> speak.in the IndlaiuuwiupaiKn. Eeocomr and strengil1 **• Hood's earwqurina. the onl) mrdlclno of wnu-li -ioo IXmws •»<« !*>»• Isr*'la true. • fieo. Francis Train is at Herkrkj Spring* Vu. rnpiuou ---------, tarrh cure, from an experiment, hm» M«*“ to rlk""S''"1; "FIJI remr.lv tor-tmliar pun—. ■""^•',’'5; ublr MHl trlcntlbolb- prepcred. It ' «► »,iutHy hwotc". *>'<> ;;n"u ™7?_ Ot purr bnewt. “ Inntnl mrellral ul.nl «"• r“ " “• UvorlU •IU, nil ' " '■ ’'I'1™"?,?! th.- Urt that "bring tlu nn.000 tullou. have ben an d. I-'«l>Or"l core, caurrb. bw h-.cr. <»M* rtfbntilra out, S1.00 at W. 11- drug svirv. The Medical World want* to hnv»- all phytdclkns put in uniform. _ Dropped Dead. ’Xrnreatn .Id.. .Sold •< « Goodycuria Gen. Harrison is lu»™ n‘ letter of nncx-ptanoe. It Nover Kails. . mir. mxiw. " o|| Wi thw country tl manhood suffrage were fully ^taMWwd. The sohtheru trouble is goviruuieut bv u rises We have the MldNave power In a new .imp* but it ia -*ut lees offeindve than of oldVZiil it offend miy If we .aak: Why ore there twioa*ny c“t fo.r .jjessmen in Hamilton county a. In the whole state of Georgia' Georgia liar tan members of tho uouse, and we have two trom this county. Hero N -.be penrltyuf the inequality of citl»ena if it «ero not for the existence of „ Riling clwc strungvr than the tiou hi the ou'-.th. the tariff would not bo IhXaUiied. th. higher wouldI out be a£ tucked by the loner civilisation on Ibis Xtiucut In that torm; wo should not be looking at the spectacle of the exclusion of DawHa—becuuse there are a hundred thoucid Republic vote. ‘hore-^? vent the narrowing of the 1 by ^^tativre of Teite and Arkaura. in SK is-W.ih to the iudu.trie. in L’Lto N’.-w Jererv New York and P« g v> rttnU0l from bv Iguoring It. «e mart ,i ..i brr-illng it.i. i ;• -j-ttt tTito X'f. aands nrr using H- Mormon organ—Tiio Salt *“,£2 ,( C.'-'-l—Iterau- ■* .. . . 1 —v ..,,<1 relurm. —■ Minnesota taui. tho World Chancery. 'I with ter stork, dairy and craln products. Hull praditiK lu Circuit Court, for County ot 2,uh).OOO acres Bae Umber, tannin, and crados Larrv, In Chancery, st Uie City ot MaMlnic*. ou lands, adjacent to railroad, tor sals cheap on UielOUidayot July. A. U. ISM. . tur terma For maps, price* rates, eta., (trtirxc Woolct. complainant, vs. Charlotte address. J. Bookwulter.taind Commissioner, or Msrble. defendant. I C. H. Warren. General ■ a sreaaet * Iu this cause it appearing that delendant. passenger Agent. BL Bl Z’lXWJZi'L A Charlotte Marble, is not a resident ot thto state, | fsnl. Minn. AM |TQB£* but resides In the state ot Nebraska: therefore Aak lor Book H. ITI on inotlou ot Smith A Colgrove, solicitors for complainant. It Is ordered that dHeiidant enter her appeararirt- in Mild cau»« on or before four ( nionth* from tbe dale of thlx order, aud that within twenty dsy-« tbe complahisut cause ibis 1 order Ui be publixhed In tbe Havtluin BsNJJEM, said pubtlralioa to be continued once In eaeb week for six weeks In sttecd»»ion. Fkank a. Huoki-.k, Circuit Judge. 1 Attest, Wm. 11. Fowkiis. Deputy ItcKixter. , House QU RES PILES. “*•” RHEUM, •m. auu KiK'a oi uw uvruocra.ic noueo or , urn. ra raiAuuauuu. wucre ruuur is SUO,reprt>M-ntenv«. la rafusln. even a ooosidaraUoo urdinntod aud degraded; where thl- latest of geMral penaloa leKtalaiioa. ,^<1 xmwt important provisions of tho Caulilutka, .re uullia.J; wl.-re public u< "». or au par-tie*, and esnecrauy or all vorklar men , . ■ b•>-— , sustained, and where it la the popular teaching that raising raw products for exportation ia the only n-putublo employ­ ment of "tlie lords of creation.'' In other terms, the Milla bill is representative of communltie. that ere not advanced in tho arts of prosperity and comfort Mid tho mechanical appliances that distinguish the latent development of our civilisation. 4. The Democratic majority in tho house ia made up from tho southern dis­ trict., in whieh there are enumerated, for the purposes uf representation and di^ fnuichised, the Republican m.loritioe. In nineteen of the districts no Republican candidates ore permitted to run. Tho repreaentaUves of every one of these district., where tho Republican ma­ jorities are intimidated, ana counted as cattle to increase the voting power of their masters—or. if you prefer the term, herdsmen—-were present and voted for tho Mills bill. « That measure, therefore, be­ comes the business espreation of tho polit­ ical power tflined tn the south by die nul­ lification, wuich amounts to thu abolish­ ment of the war amendments to the con Btitution. it is the solid south holding the bouse uwonstliutioually that threatens the pro­ tective .ystem with revision br hostile hands, aud tho message of President Clavcland, made part of tho Democratic platform, is In precise accord with the Confederate constitution; auu tbe Confed­ erates had iu tbe days when they were trying t!idT memorable experiment of Democratic government, the sympathy and support of the British in their eflortn to return substantially to the old colonial system—out! the Democratic party now enjov. thu sam« significant- mid sympathitk allisuce Tito ^Hd south has British countenance in assailing the manntaeturing Industrie, of thu more highly developed p-rte of the south, as tho Suiitlwru Contederacy bad .it when war­ ring to Jusln.y the Vuhlll of the •‘*‘0* THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, - - MICH. Can give those suffering I 1 from any form of The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. < ■ WELLS. RICHARDSON t CO.. Pnpmtors. Burlington, ft ' •• • ; good. Some may think that because there are other Soaps that give more in bulk for the money, that they are cheaper; but such bulk is made up with rosin. When quality is sacri­ ficed for quantity, such, soap is not cheap at any price. Santa Claus Soap is the best, and is sold by all grocers. It is made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago, IU. to pltoable. Tte spirit and purpose of tte reform ahmikt te bscrved tn all execnUve appointment* and all taos at vartance with tte object of exist*e*tau“oa •ho,lU * rvproW. to th-, re X T* lT,lU,U’“ ■ir hiirttlity to the Introduction into i I “ ! It always pays to hold on to,a good thing. People w£b . have tried Santa Claus Soap hold *mi reduce their own wages. Capital takes good care of itself. * .ho ocean is less thou a week's inunirv yeoriy in<S-8’ T* Uw* °f >jruU’cV^^ WOUNDS. FiMftSHhih Uou*e. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the verv best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. ;. _ J DON'T PUT-OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. ■ The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience aa a specialist enables him to easily determine, an^the best of modern appliances ^nd the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect, a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. CIDER m™a CHEAP EXCURSIONS^ fOft' CATARRH. ’MlCHINERY^UCJr^FREE 25^ (Address C. G. HASPTON, Dalroif. Mick. “Nearly Everybody Readsjt Ttw Fsrmo rvsdv th« Chicago Daily Raws �ATTAR OF BROOKLYN LAUNDRIES. CONVERSATION WITH NAMAN" AB TO THE “JOHN “GUEST OF THE EVENING. ROSES. THE FISHERMAN’S SIGNS. i CHI­ STOUTLY -DENIES THAT IS AT ALL SUPERSTITIOUS- BUSINESS. ijwnwit York Triban* Next Bunday will be wet the door, the thought mariinspikc. He stoutly cultivated in Persia; in India aud in Turkey for tbe manufacture of the erarore. While tn different parts of the east grw*- tbo United Btatae In tbe Parisian exposition times t30 or <25. Fay him (hia th® Balkan mountain*, are planted the great CIO life and his superstition," naked tbe reporter going in The reporter started back into the kitchen, hich was hj hot that nobody but a China- was caught over hte boot Calling tbe edi­ tor's attention to hte db-arrangwl toilet, Mr. Brooks adjusted tbe colter, and, bending low, thot you laud lubbers are a prey to." ' “You just now mentioned one; ‘wet Friday, utes Then- was nothing in it but. a fnw puns, • rack, a table, two chairsand a redhot world mao--. n ■ram — -------district, mean, tn th* Turkish tongu* pte™ ___ , dollar, will your A dnJIer Mil is prodnoaL Tbe borrower looks at it a moment thoughtfully, and then racing tno «un. -------j , Laving'down a ro e garden may be done in the spring or fall, the ground bring clrared of wrote YoungroMsboots are torn from circulation. the old plants. w> as to carry with • To pre rent mietakee. ti] on looking at his friend and comrado Ureait hail been before Mr. Brooks Mt it right. Tbe Imaistibl* inference in Mr. Brooks' lowed by a wet Bunday AH CTLVC1L.-----“Don’t you think it superstitions not to go flehing on Friday! Why should you ®lrct that as bcmg an unlucky day f’ tbeir fret on the chair and doubled up position. In writing they tte> tn Uio »haj<-of a brush Thte inttruuiont is called a "bid.” “Do you go v? Sunday schooir asked the reporter. •‘Yea, I go to Methodist Bunday school in more, no warship him no more. Now you go bumef said be suddenly. Walking up Fulton rtrect the reporter came to a laundry kept by a native. Would she giro any information I “Oh. certainly; with pleasure." - "Will you tell nv bow loug you have been in thia Imianea*. and if it paysr Aa to its, paying, I think It does. than that proponed by our National Harvey water, that may be used as needed, to keep the arid tends of tbe great dry basins irri­ gated and fortite Th>- plan will, if carrinl out, l>e equally valuable in preventing floods in tbo Miraoun and Lower Miwiaippi vol­ leys- It is believed that 150.Ox) squoro milea of tend may thus bo reclaimed for cultiva- cultivation in the United States is Ires than constructed strong enough absolutely to reg­ ulate the spring flooding, retain tte supply aldo giving employment to eight women, not countii'g two girls who stand taJsind tbo •bowed a small room in tho back of tbe store from it and all tbe lirat remains within." "Do you think this burtnsos i« injuritxa to hmlthr “Not a bit of it. ft would bo probablo if we had to bo over that hot stovn nil day. but •hat you never allow whistling on board a fishing boat!" "Because, nu> boy, it's calling on old Nick to make hte appearance, and be always bring-* wind with him.” ' ‘Fishermen don't like to begin any under­ taking ot> Munday. What's tbe reason of that superstition r "I tokl you a minute ago that it was not a superstition. Tte meaning of it te bad Mon­ day, bad week." “Now, if ouo of your shipmates iteuld anrnah a looking glow on board ship you giro up all hope of getting a good haul" have mu a good many broken in my time. und blew great guns, aud we were compelled to run for shelter. If that failed, thro we caught oo fish. I've known men that hod to man's finger," said a w^ll known Louisville physician. "An old negro woman who of a medical college and procured it. She gladly paid tlx- money for it, too. She makes •all’with them. I dare say you would laugh at tne it I told you that I got a good drubbing stand like young hedgw, about a font high. It is not till tte’ end «f the third year that the bkssrsnring is of any Importance. At tte end of the fifth the planta are iu fuU bearing, and they continue blooming tor fifteen years longer. It does not do to enrich tte soil’ too beariiy, a* it iujor* the quality of tte es­ sential oil quite m much as it imjirovra the quantity Hoar frurt. fog and dampm-are ▼pry Injurious; in 1O all tberow* in *hto district were kilkd. In May, when the gantans aro a sheet of bloom, the harvest ta-gina Tte nw-s are of Mvernl kind., but a’l single «r nearly sopale pink or white, and very much like our wild room. Early in tte morning tte pickers “Have you seen hlmP “No, enrr. Towgt North. Raos- » West "How many doathsr-------------physician, whilegoing bis round* Tow» 4 North. Hurt 3 W»l holding alx>ut pound* of water. Into each of three utenbira, with their downward pointing nuxxlee. nr» put 1*4) («>utwl» of water and tWrntv-flve )«4ind* <>f row b-uvra This is then distilled till tho turbid rore water amounts U> twenty-five pouixta Tbe boilers prated. The torbid fluid i« again distilled, and then allowed to remain at rest. On the •urfaro of this doubh- distil 1«1 row. water tbe precious roaential oil rbm like a greenish or yellowish »-wn. Tki» is akitnmed off by means of a conical spoon, with a small hole away. ••What did that signifyr "It means simply defying the elements. MM MUM "How do you snppcte Mr. Poaraue man- IT5 « tlu "Ob. burs them by the ouaru, I presume. Chicago Citiwm (to Uwyeri-Why do you charge tna FJuo for a divorce, Mr. Bianki It Tbe appliance* are all very rude. and material so precious According to estimates made at Kaasnlik it takas about 4,000 Reports from England of tbe futile efforts Towi 5 North, itengv tt Writ Sa begtaning At »* that nothing good comes Iron' it. larity in this country.—Chicago Harald. storm prediction!" rod* theme w rods thence s Xt help picking tte winner—eo the old woman heated, rif course, it is hot, but not nearly so hot as the drying room." “What do you think of the steam laundrie»r , “I don't think much of them, to tali the truth. I sn|>]>0H> it lightens tbo lalxir a goo; deal to have rollers to iron with. by rteam. but then you'll find that the colters and rnffi aqd other things will eventually l» wars out 4>ttore tbeir time by that system." “What do you think ot tba UMneaeP Chinaman but what be ixite mo In mind of a dried up menkoy. But ru. for them washing and ironing any Christian's garments, I tell you If I never had anything washed I wouldn't get a Chinaman to do ft. Fudge, 1 "Do you employ many hands V “Well, between twenty and thirty, I think And 1 would not bn surprised lurt what next dull, mean certain things. HASTIM.4 MARKETf gives us a good deal of information; if she ia "Folks vhas so queer^/n Detroit," bo said to tbe pohe-man, who stopped for a moment in the shade of hia awning. "HowF you may fait Tlieu tbe big and liUta bran, give us some useful know Edge, according to tho dif­ ferent positions they awume." ' “When going Un a fishing trip-1 mean, of couroo, deep s>* fishing—how It it that you "Weiir. “Vhell, he walks right avhay." "What do you expect him to doF your linear ‘'That's n« easy aa smoking your pi|w. You Free Press. ______________ ' Well, we can tell just m well without a com­ A Mttle Woman Did IL don.' ut Lome. Whether it is bwsmbe they are notjdooo up nice enough for them, I don’t know, but in nine cases out of ten you will find that all tbe white goods find their way to tbe different laandrim in the eity.” “What do you mean by white g-oodsr “Oh, colters, ruff*, shirt*, ladies'colters. rws in ua-n's coEars, ruffs and shirts than The wind were over, kuu wm great did eo "-Loutarille Post. to going-up and i vatad railroad. tho job. Then a little woman took IL She place to stand on the rear platform, laughed at for ter curiosity and politely mtbbcd by coodurtur* and nameugsrs. But she discov­ ered what caused the noise, inreuted a rem edy which was patented. cfi3 she was paid a sum of •10,000 and a royalty forever. Her prooch before most other people. Thte has been the secret of his political succma. In •peaking vt his career in politic* he likas to­ day to talk to his intimati* in a strain sonwthing like thte: active politic* that Camerot. wm a bora; that no man could be a randl.late for office unit-* Cameron first selected him and gave him pernuraion to run. Thw imureraion Ixxx.-tx' so strong Jiurt asjurants fj political prefer meet would come to me mouths before tbe primaries or norntaating rouventiotui and Mk if they might have the office they sought believing that my word of support wm equiv­ alent to an election. It wasn’t anything of ■What is your strengthf or ‘How many date rates ran vnn mwihI > uu„_.__ » lighthouse or a tend bluff all tend to show tho it Borne people hare an idea that w<> merely rule our tend bearings aro the most reliable." eouso tbo things once or twice in tbo wrter, ‘ "There is no emergency Unit would compel starch and dry tl.i-m and then put ham Policemen, letter carriers and others whose a fisherman to make any repairs on Surxtey, 'through tbe ironing rollexx But wedem’t -Jfl.u. i— >k. Un .a-**-—____ -j__i__ ■ .1 do anything of tbe sort. Tte ciolbce in this laundry nn- tliorcughly and carvfally mu-tesl, ■ "aotd, often are troubled with chafed, sore wontber, no matter bow comfortably their congenial Spurt with whom he feels -in tbe humor of chatting. But no man ever did or ever will go away.from Gen Cameron's curt yet courtly pre^-nre disgruntled without good and sufficient cause. He has always been preeminently a tnauagvr of men. He afford to rapport you.’ This aUwtecame. Ti>»n wbni 1 who was pretty stire to win 5’PP°rt * l‘l'ul’1 him he 1 would say to found the man with tbe little was nu»de tbe wsr* tex wn» that the candidate hod the normter must ,T^ow many drying rooms have you V “We hare only one drybig room. l>ut it ’ man army for sifting into the shoes and •lock­ contains uo bus than five medium steed ings at tho foot soldiers, called "Fosstn-upulrer,” and consists of three porta salicylic, wind nps them again, aud if you fix or mend acid, ten i-ortn starch and eighty-raven part* your rigging it will corns down about your the beat drying room in tbo city! Why if you mys--lf bail m«dk« breeds in my hand when I put a new shirt in there, in five minutes after attempted to sew on Bunday. That wm when you put it in you can take it out l»me dry." I was a youngster, and thought it would be a "How doc* hand work compart- -rith thia Ibmngb Th. Amnom, tut u„ ? '"““■•Pen.taihi, iXXluJ: TbUbinmmpd, S HAST!.Vita Msueaad •Tdritec«. spring's ‘Srlume'.bbi Timothy 8^ post oil n side ser If. tbeuro •lech 0?PRICE^ CREAM |AKlNg ^qwdeR MW* M ■ MMI place a> that Chamb. Ad«> — Ken, Ad'iU . VILLAGE <»F Mii'Hl-»VilJX to look over the proofs every nirl.t of Journal much m some people, but my oumtou ie that when a machine am lighten tbo labor, why I My u»e the machine fry<11 ni-aus no matw°11 •rt*f.woTl enough in iu way, but ■oethlag; why t. di-iZT A queer nook of Brasil was explored by an is in tbo valley of the Rin Doer, and sroms to nose he will find that such an impression is tbo uimavigable character of tbe stream. Though within 250 mi Ira of tho city of Rio baht with no religkai. B This Frem now amounte to »1,350,000 vear’v^i ra>« u. vuw rn_ Thrao twosunu, with the rr*-ud o-itet-r £“’ *■ •» •“ u» .T thui ‘i''!«rtnmt. I, addition to thte ttere are to t>» recktmed thesproJ The dirtrit* -contains they are taken to tbe kilns and piled in such ICT"* MJ ITUCK BAKING FOWDKKCO. ftcbicauo. st. uivre. FOR SALE! A FABM« .TOB«n, not much ia them, in fart tlrwo'*. beat am strictly hard; further up you will e«W*i Thiste. °*° ** u**“ on goudte^ WHIT. DMTDKN. Fo»t Worth. Texas. Tosrg 4 North. «•'".■ on which |ahn‘toa'» AdduLw. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-09-12.pdf 3df1b08f4462b0ad30ce4c4ae7463c73 PDF Text Text i Largest Circulation ,/ any paper in the j County. ' Hastings Banner. best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. VOL. XXXIII. NO. 20. HASTINGS. MICH., SEPTEMBER 12. 1888. Hastings Banner. puHtom Wednesdays, by COUNTY NEWS ' TjTISlCrEJZRM------- AT------B^RRY CtfVjrrY. Mjchioax. 'OOK (lv D. W. ?•> Grove. O'lkmwii AliVKKTUlXU RATBS: .• ;-T year......... ............................ UteM ;. li irte tor special positions. j job riuNTiira. • i • - nds Is frit m the Job Printing De<■.- (he tuxx.suu riMJltlfifH 1M and *f th the latest farm of •. i-t approved pattern eg maabtMn* etent aurktneu staployed. enable* the £S?Tranir, lllr 6(X)K*WlBKEMJ«. £ SakihC POWDER Absolutely Pure. ■ br >.-vrv vtr-. g mart el <g purity • 4.'!. in- • -olesulnettcw*. More eeouumiral •'< -r-!.: *r> kind*, and cannot be sold in - . » Uh tlir multitude of lowU*t. short .i /m or phosphate powders. Sold only . I'.- 1 V. ItlKlNO I'OWDKR Co.. IOC Threshing is done in this vicinity. A. F. Fausey and Albert Khivelv comnirnced work on tin- Kalamazoo railroad last week. Jennie Grouse, of Big Rapid*, returned last Saturday, after a week's visit with her ptu-enlK Georg-- Cappy hail u sick horse last .Sun­ day. May Bn«isnn went to Hasting* to work for R. Madge last week. Ge<>. Cappy's people an- Imanling quite a number n umber of of'thenUnmd hamK a the railroad hand*. Geo. Bull and mid wife have gone to t Lenawee i-oanty. to ItrnlKent some time. Jack Frost visited through 'lien- last work, ibdiig some damage to com mid late jvotatoc* mg! vines of various kind*. Geo. Bull Jias his licw huQ«c enclosed and printed. ■ There was no meeting nt the Pod Auger school House lad Sabbath, a* the house wa* found locked entrance was not gained. We think it n hard jieople that will close a school bouse against religious meeting* on the Sabliath. The annual school meeting was held at the Pod Augur school bouse last Monday nigbL (». I- Spenrer^’A'elected director. Charles Ostin ha* the Job of getting the I Prank Herrick mid wife visited the coun­ ty seat Thursday. . Elder Brotherton was In the village Fri1 day. L I i- ">n*-r'v .Keupied by Dr. Jnne*. over >« .ti>. Itain* n Van Aiman s. .1. Yargermadr a buslnt*# trip to Grand ! Rapid* Thursday. An ART. KNAPPEN A VANARMAN. j H. C. Peckham was in Detriot last week Ijiwvvr*. ■ ou tmalnauK Joe Febrly and wife were In Hasting* Thursday. IL Wolcott was in Grand Rapid* last iiA-tiug*. Michigan. Ib-orns 15. 1« and K. ne’ •nd Ui«l>l<t-, Midi, L t. Welton, of Hasting*, yv here a J tfrvain. Thursday. . KNArrur. : Mt H. VAN AKMAW.'. .V Sterkley and ('. IL Mutter took^h l>le»ure trip to Lake Odeaaa the first of Q M HHVLEH. / ) >?. DriitlsL^ zaw. Hastlag*. MMb. >-. the state. Special Ii.nbvtv Loan ON MMMttt.v tumlwwe \ • <■*.- U BAKBF.lt M. D.. . Phy - ian and Surge«gi. r X'x-.i. - ■♦'•n Office hour* Irma Z I ■win, M. |».. Phy sir tan and Surgeon. . - • - ty of treating diseases of the E 1 K **•! t.ie preserviutoti of vision •••iriiceoti Broadway, near Court :■<. Mich LMHII Sink holes are quite uuinerKu* ou tint Central Michigan rallnmd. between Fn**port and Hastings. Frank Nye. of I take Ode**a. is visiting hl* uncle. John Brown, of Carlton. Mr*. John Fnvbnd visited her aunt In Itowrll Thursday and Friday. Sara Karcher. of Lowell, spent Wednes­ day with tier sister. Mr*. D. Zagelmlre. V. Willison ami A. Welton, of Hasting*, wo* in town Monday evening. Jacoli Reuter went to Chase Mondav. Andrew Geiger wo* in Carlton Saturday. Lizzie Patent, of Cnn.vla. is thegueat nf Geo. Miller'* people this week. Ruinous—Chas. Koger*' earl walked F. E. Brunner amt lady tilk*t Kev. Dye­ ’ singer'* place at IJtke school house Sun­ day. Henry Yelter ami wife, of Ui^ell. -.pent the liest day of the wwk with Mr. •X. Attorney at Law. I Geirrr * twopk*. / Mammlc Moulton close* her school in • Arr J. S.lioouvear • Co.'s store.) inauco<^".suftbeNtate. Collection the J onre district with a picnic Friday.; Hng R remly to move It wnnld not Im- wife. Aitettalng io. A large crowd of young people gathered at Raaflald. The republican' Of this place are well Mr. (Slick'* rrwiilence baturday evening, The "kid*" had a game of 1*1! last Saljy WELTON and they enjoyed tbemMlvea by playing pleased over the nomination of Hon. P. T. ColgroVr for state senator. A* usual he snap and catchum. etc. Jud sou Chandler licgan/last Munday t*> ■ .>; tor toe Utito Fsnnrr's insurance Co. will roogjvr a rousing majority agaln*t ail i-n ( ilicle* on a man's property against attend schts-l in Baltic Creek. other candidate*. •• .’ -maingorwind; against a mao's Alliert Dewey and family spent the lat­ The examination of Dr. Winn and C. W. : u'li sud Accident . Isaac Buskirk and wife were at HaMter |«art of last week tn Middleville. still hang* fin-. Ings last Saturday evening to hear Rev. Slqwson Mrs. McKee, of Allegan, i* vtetting at Geo. Abls-y and Mr. Polly, of your place. I Anna Shaw -speak on teniperimcc. Thpv Mr. BnimneyX on our streets last week. say they^rere well ymirl for their time and I were Henry Snyder, of Hasting*. sj*nt SatExtra school meeting Monday nigh: tog • >n- t> Attract rtuxta.Hastings, Mich.) trouble/ We would very much liked to i unlay amt Sunday at Levi Palmatier'*. U. •f *«t of Attract Book* tn Rat | ImhuI the district for F2.00Q. hare beard Mi.** Shaw but circumstance* Elbert Eilmnnd* Sundayed In Battle । would not admit. Our sympathy I* hi Creek. P । MMERMAN. Homrepathlc Phy- . favor oftemperance and the downfall of , The patron* of our district school met at alcolml. the destroy er of peace. Ixxly and 1 • 'Irian and Sunrrem. the school bouse on the evening of the 3rd mind and the curse of any nation where It Jesse .Ionian and wife have gone to Cok and organized for business, electing A. G. 1 • over t^throp's drag store.) , । Cortright director for three years. After lunbu*. Ohio.-to attend the n*tloual re-un­ । extotfc. , No Sablmth school last Sunday on ac- , indulging In mirth for a time, a motion ion of the G. A. IL UAFtriN V. BARKEIL Real Estate. !nJohn l-andls. John Ptilerlmtigh. Mp*. E. eount of altaenn- of official*. was mime And seconded to raise by . tax ' •'* -uraure and Loans. j Katie Smith visited at her uncle's money tor the purpose of putting down a Crowd and daughter Mina are visiting rel­ aue j. u. tiuurau A nou t <h»or* north i Isaac Buskirk's the past few days. i well for the benefit of the school children, ative* in Ohio. <>l i'a*totBe«. . The two apple evaporators at theSprlug# which motion prevailed, also, to hare the D. Smith, of Saranac, expect* to accom­ ■»!»<“*;Attention gt««a to making exchanges । •* property. The tateresta of non-rmldMt are now running with a full set of hand*. same oonplgtrd on the first day of October modate the people of Woodland very soon pm; • nr ■>» uFnearvNUy looked after. Farms with a livery stable. I S. P. Springer ha# put a me*t wagon on next Mi** Park* ha* buri one more day* work । Brad Tomjswin has rented his hotel to the road. Cora Brooks commenced a fall tenjt of (too. Irving, who we understand Is to take done an her new block. (tn Saturday last while Charles Ijtnc'* [ \MI.S a SWEEZEY. school In the Klingi-nsmltb district last I possession on Oct. 1st f boy was (wrfonnlng on the horizontal liar ’ Ijiwyer. i Mrs. Alvah Pennock has so far rvcoverMonday. School closes at the Springs this week. (Hl from her late sickness, as to Im* able to behind L. Hough'* 'hop he dipped and . llMt'ngs. Mieh. fell and broke both bone* in hl* right arm w aJ1 rearts of the state. Office over * II-Kn»:itr store. ride to her laane. Just above the wrist. Dr. Kilpatrick set Monlb Hasting*. Anz. Scogal and family have gone bi in Ilthis vicinity only one day! Staton AnzRapids ocugaifor a visit with ..,-----the nnn. in Being the week. is inipogMblr to get every-pEaton itapids his _sister, hi# *I«t«r. S. Ttiuma* ha* removed from the F. IL tiring just correct. Last week we stated " " — n wife have l*-en David Moahier and io-en at ­ astings ity ank into Mr*. Be*ch's hottae. tending the W. M. conference. He went parsonage F. F. Hilliert and wife have returned' that n quilt had been made foradriinkard's as a delegate from this place. .Several from their trip to Petoskey and Mackinaw’ lUdlBKK Mich. home in Chicago. It wm- *o circulated. , from this place are also in iittenda^c. But a peraon w-ew tit i through the Journal) Her. Pope, of Prairieville, addressed a and report a good time. On Monday last D. M. Myer* commenced to say It Is a home for anyone hurt on the large audience at the M. I’, churrli on the। a term of school at Ada a* principal and 'APITAL, $50,000.00. street*. We accept the correction. । :id. on the funeral occasion of J. EdgrtL Everyone enjoyed die few remark# made which was listened to with marked atten­ Ida H. Meyer* ns Intermediate teacher. by Albert Eydeshynirr on hy giene at the tion by a crowded house. after which thei both from this township. A. L. Haightattended the phannacentiral temperance literary society last Saturday I masonic brethren of his order took charge, Michigan. evening, and. for us. we would like to hear making the scene quite solemn and Impres- asaoelation at Detroit last week. G. M. I»avenport and wife Lave been from him again, and hope that the joke sire to those outside of the fraternity . played on him mgy be Milled and that he ' Cha*. Voorhees ami family hare gone toi rurtlcaUng at PeUiakey ami Mackinaw nami n'; winter with his mother In the may give a aerie* of lectures this winter. Mrtr occupied by Mreaer Bros. —*-•— —Ok ».u ninttirr In the . tr you trade horse* come to Thi- temperance people Fabcd s 05-fooi orricgR*: ■ Woodland and I thiuk tiial yon can lie acpole at the school hoa*c Saturday afternoon. [eommodatod as we have a man here that ■ ' J-Hi'co, Pre<W«tf; Eva Barnaby I* expected home Saturday from Middleville, to remain In our mldat. al day* visiting with near and dear friends E. Baldwin and family were called to • Ehler Garlick and IXauxm Holmes atQuimby Sunday, by the serious Bines* of ihbkctom: trwhvi the M. K. nmfrn-tice at Ih ntnn v 5 -.oudyear. W. H. Mri E. Gregory'# child. m Harbor last week. At the arbool mreiin* fe»t week Monday Hmvt nf .moke bkk- ■ Chas. Lane ha* bought Wm. Downing* (* G. Kobtuon. J. A. Greble. evening, David Patou was elected director few mil-' to tbr north for the l*^1. f * L F. Kuagpoi. Cti .Idaekamith sb»T a»> nx»*wd the mum onto for three yren<. It wa* voted to have 40 itav* some report tbr big wborUrl*»y C. I) Beebe. days school In the falL SO fe tbe winter and marsh to be on fire, other* differ in opinion. in’l iGo? <n«Kik. H»-Ung».) H C B , WHOLE NO. 1737. We understand that Edith Haveri* has iMH-n engaged to teach the fall term of Mrs. Wunderlich Is very alck with ery­ school, which begins next Monday. Mr*. Jeffers is failing faaL ./ BUSINESS SUCCESS. sipelas in her head. Will Barnaby took In the d'-mocratte A second edition of "Wild Bill" struck S. Haight Is straightening tip his bulhltown Monday. meeting at Middleville. Ing and expects noon to raise it up and pul The L. LT 8. will meet one -week from Farmer* have nearly finished cutting a wall under IL THE ELEMENT OF CHANCE THAT next Saturday evening. com. A few, are sowing wheat, though It Is reported from good authority that SETS FOR OR AGAINST MEN. We Ijclieve. a* a numlmr of other* da the greater part of them think it too dry. work wits l*-gun on Friday last on the C. that If political meeting* are not to lie Ireld A great number of Carlton people attend­ K. A S. R. IL from Hasting* to Woodland. In the Star school house, it Is time that ed the funeral of Mr. Engall'a, of Irving. John Lee's baby is very sick with . such remark* a* were made by a Mr. John- Sunday. cholera Infantum. Fleming and VanVelsor are attending slmuld be prohibited. It was nothing Prof. Hchaiblcy will address the people short of a third l>arty prohibition speech. school at Haatings. of Woodland on Saturday evening. Sept. It was advertised a# a prohibition speech. ' Miss Balou is to teach the school at Uw 15th, a: the M. E. church on the temper­ We learn that at the first school meeting at Pod Anger this winter. ance question. A club will also be fonmsl. H. A. Nichols lias been requested to the new school house. It was voted not to D. B. Crxqier expect* soon to put in a have any political meetings. Thu# far teach the C. T. school. connecting link between Lake Odtwsa and the republican*, democrats and greenback­ Woodland by putting one team on the road er* have never hud a speech made In It. once a day or more if needed. M. B. Hollbigei on Friday cut 1281 Fanm-m waiting for rain Imfore they shocks of coni. 04 hills to shock, in We had a light shower on Friday night. commence seeding. hour*, and challenge* any democrat to beat F. Aaplnall has his tmrbrr pole . repaint­ tate Sarator Milter, of fialtfnrn la Hr. ww a Cum is being put in shock* as fast as ed. IL It was giMMl corn. pomlble. »*. qu*htlcaUoa, of We hear that Mr. Cutler preached his Next Tuesday tin- officers of the Barry Dr. I.. E. Bcn*on is still on the sick list pretty »hrr»U . and far sighted, ya* 1 farewell sermon at tlir Star Sunday even-1 ! and Eaton mutual will meet on tin- devas­ John Smith'* baby is getting twtter. । Ing. Also that It Is his Intention to teach । tated premises of Mis* Mead to adjust the Uncle Goodness has returned fat ami I school. ' hearty as ever. Many united in wishing Inwe* sustained by the late fire. ’ Miss Mead wishes to say through the him "much joy" but be says it was a false There will Im- ii republican meeting and c pote raising at the Star next Saturday af- Bannkh that sin* is very grateful to those alarm. B boo*t> at 6m School in district Ho. 1, commenced teruootL at 4 o'clock. Tin- meeting will who so successfully saved her house from Senator be addressed by P. T. Colgrove. Every­ the general ruin. Momlqy for a *ix month* term. Eno* Barber I* slowly /^covering from Geo. Palmerton ha- gone to Battle Creek body !• invited. Come out! on iMikineM. but b«. found tbm bo was sliding t-sckva Norton Paton took in Middleville Thur*- an acute attack of rheumatic fever. • The dry weather has injured corn and He nook! not are %ow or why, and- ha Mr*. Rlgmore la on the sick list. day. firmly imoreuwl with tae balaaf that ba Jnel Barber hail a fine young colt that, potatiM-s. It I* not a little trouble for tt* to in-t Many of our farmer* have sown wheat got tangled in a barbed wire fence the news in this vicinity, hence with this Issue we will discontinue our romninnicatlons. other night, and wa* severely hurt-dlnut and many more are waiting tor rain. Our nMidmA'ter. John Veltc. has resign­ cbwv may shift ab .The editors of this paper will undoubtedly the breast. C. J. Brown ami Sylvester Mr Mill-r. office. I— pleased to have some one volunteer to France were called and performed an1 ed. This is the M-cond' resignation for One day tb-re came cone«i>oml in our plow- We al«> wl*b to operation, iind the colt IS doing well at this thi* office we have had this summer. Who cloth*-, an ! the roll of ’ comes next'.' thank all for favor* shown us. and ask ail | writing. He laid on the collect Since Robinson mid Whitney were here to overlook any blunder* or mistake*, with their shows our boy* have established whteh may have l»een made. j Ray Ogden and wife. nf Grand Rapids. a circus of their own and -perform on the lie had a gentle horizontal iur and walking h stack* rope ' are visiting at T. 8. Brice'*. and It* a great wonder that some of them ■ Mrs. Gal Inger und one of her little girls a ship and "go suoote" with Elm in ttos have hot Im-cu kllleil. Mrs. John^in ('alms "is eutertaJnitig are sick.. profit that he though® would !*■ obtained Willie Miller is working at lake Odessa company from Kalamazna Jx«wk Emery has a brother visiting him in tb<- stave mill.' • Grnmhiut WUlls i» visiting friends here. from the west. the animal^ _. W. C. Downing will commence hi* John Perkin* I* on the sick list. Fruit tree agent* an- m«»rv plenty than ’blacksmith shop In a few days. < Mr*. Emory Alverson, id Gratiot, who wot weather. . Fan I A Velte have purchased a new safe ha* been >jH'ndlng several weeks w||h The majority of the farmer* have their friend* and former ueightMir* al>oui hen-, ground ready to sow and an- waiting for <o repliwe the one demolished by burglar* tcld bun to dismiai the , but a* bo rubbed not long store. returns home on Tuesday. rain. ' • The fepce around the school ground I* to his band on the fur. wh Quite a party of ladies from here picnJt.lame* Whitney, of Middleville, visited be tmluted. and tie- grading will mmio lie <tl at Wall lake Tiiurxiay. jat W. H. Whitney's over Sunday. make t lie ventun* He completed. Will Draper took-u trip to SL Joseph Mr*. Myra I'ook. of Ovicjr vlwltni at T. Van Simmons finished two room* in oil lust week. • S. Brice's laid week. , for Fre«l Wagoner last week. ■Tlie ladies of the Baptist society propose Grandma Griffin is very sick. Anyone dcairing a good farm cheap will giving the yliapel n thorough cleaning mi Wm. Bivins and wife and Mrs. M. Guydo well to consult J. M. Smith., Thursday pf this week. are making preparations fora visit to Frt-d Griswold reports success in the Mr. Gier owns the handsomest turkey friends In Ohio In the near future. shifted Tamarac school. gobbler In the country: it being white a* Emerson Hide, bam Miller, Mon. DickChris. Snyder and wife go u» Jack-mi to wind of riunppniatzDent snow. i etiHin, Cha*. Fowler and wife and Dr. S. attend the state fair. School commenced Monday. M. Fowler are aiming the number who Samuel Velte will teach two mile* west Rev. O. H. Perry has gone with hl* went to Columba* to the reunion this of th<- renter. We congratulate the dis­ da} Miller never mother to attend a family reunion at Atter­ trict on having secured Samuel. although Tbr new brick school house tn the bury. Ma". He did not Itvani tretore goIn'g whether or not hr would return to Muon- district is completed and a two months term will begin this week. Prairieville for the coming year. (’ha*. Whitney will go to Mt. Clemen* A snudl but refreshing shower last Frl- that were unfortunate. about the 1st of Girt. when* he will spend day night. Mrs. J. H. Snyder, of Chsr!»t!e. visited tie* winter with hl* grand jetrents. Ida Corrrtt. of Sunfield. I* spending a lead* him to belter* in tl tyl. Phillips, of Kalsmazno. i* visiting short time with Matie Baine. at'C, I’. Goodrich's Tuesday. Hudson rivsr The Infant child ot K. shook was buried Ix»ttic Townsend closed a very sucre*— misfortune. Into the gn < hit next county clerk. T. S. Brice. was fnl term of ochAol in our dlstri<-t with tunneb. into b» hotel p Wj'lnesday forenoon. Washington irivwt:n*ot-<.. There will l»- a water melon social nt at tiir county hub last week. exrrelsrs Friday last. Born. to Mr. and Mr*. Berry McKelvey the chun-h thl*. Wnfnesday evening. Wallace Ntil-sm. of Kalamazoo, is rusti­ thing east of the Rocky) Mountains »hleh ' mqney, fate eat We had a very line rain last Friday a sou <hi the 5th. cating fora short time with Coats Grove Chas. (Irej has left home. Better come friend*. Hr I* fast recovering from an as men tuilUotw night. • back ('tiaries you will find there is no place melt asfoy like idetea In muiligfat. But Com i» is-ing cut ijj>. ■ attack of biiioua fever. tn is ihNpo in vestment like home. which lie almost Fanner- hnvi- rotutiu-ni-ed sowing wheak Ererylxaly from this way attended J. R. McK«s' returned from Charlotte meeting at the W. M. chun-h on Sunday thought!—wly mode in mi ■ Married, by Rev. ('. P. GOudrieh at th* tba British poif iion* atx... . , ,, _ __ home of the bride's parent*. Sept. 5th. Mr. last Saturday where Im- has laM-n for the last two or three weeks helping take care Wilt Hy de and Miss Grace Itathrop. Judge Barnum ha* hl* new house raised. as some apjarrtnly wortblewi stock in NwOf his mother who Is sick. Bert Stowell has roue to work on the Freeport A Hasting' ralinasd. chance lias brought him a new fortuM I Saturday evening as’ IL Mayo, wife and . May Potter is teaching in the Lincoln Archie Wolcott .ind Steve Wolfe go to <• man who prescribes unto liitmelf any । daughter were out riding <m the nrtll potidj district In Assyria. . Mecuda thi* week to work In ■ mill at Ed. Warlmrtigi. wife and *ou are visit­ tlxat plan- *o nnnnr say a ' the bout ran against a snag and wn- npsel Married, at the residence ot the bride's । mid threw the three injo tin- water. A< ing friends in South Haven. John l^Mitnls. «f Bellevue. I* working imrents on NcpL 5th. Jame* K. itolre, 1 Mr. Mayo I* a good -.wlmmer, hr succeeded formerly nf thi* place but now of Eastport, : in bringing hl' wife and daughter safely to for hl* uncle. I* IL Potter. Captain Potter und daughter visited Mich., mid Altha Wilkinson, alsoof East­ lion to tri vial details, but if William R. Gr*O» shore. . ■ Mr*. James Cook and children, nf MwU friends in Bellevue last week. port. They will come to Hastings on a underv-.k toruabucobnaal hu tineas as HtewA. Streeter and wife started on a visit short visit the lad of this month areomkegon. I* visiting friends in Nashville. panlcd by hl# mother who has Im-cp spend­ E. M. Evert*. Chas. Smith and Johnto Grand l>*lgr ia*t Friday. I- B. Potter attended the reunion of the ing the summer up there for her health. Fttmlss took in the Muintorial convention Michigan battalion at Bellevue. last week. Fannie Howland went to Eaton Rapid* UP THE GLEN. AlMut 15 old Jacksonian democrat* at­ tended tin- "blow out" at Middleville last habit. During the great southwestern strike, Will Potb r i» altrinllng school In Nash­ Vp th" gten there I* rylvan laughter. well. ■» . tn which Mr. Gould1* proiwrty was «o ville. also Ruth WhitoMfib and Bert McTinkle of water and trtli nt pong-. —* ‘ l.l L-l __ I L— L. E. H. VanNnckrr ha» returned from hi* Omber. wanderings. The party at Jim Rusm-H'* Friday night Herb Wai rath iiad to give up moving bls store building, a* he found when gw- was a very pleasant affair. nsos it was, too, and it undoubtedly killed Ita hollow covering waa punctured with at Itsrl twmtr-Qve hole*, and behind theee were concealed as many sharp steel blade*. The object of the cane waa at anew appareat. Hupj-ow an unfneudly hand aciard tt on a dark night. The owner of the stick would amply draw it took ward, and k>! from out the little hole* the knire* would fly to do their bloody, hv.-rating work. No tixWpad would grasp t bat cane mure than once. The principle of the invention te not «o*w. U i* would have brought on neuralgia like who was a freight agent, and IraujwirTation was sol watch chain is palled.—Washington Some one interested in stirring up English and jiid him »15JXJ0ayaar Marshal Ney a rvcord of the fact that in 1805, when Napoleon, designing the inrarion of Englmi 1. gathered an army at Boulogne, tt was 'daily nxe-cised in the opoation of «nbar king and disembarking, and that it was found that in tan and a half minutes >5,000 mcn.witb all their starts, ammuuiUou, artillery and harass, were embarked, and in thirtwn minute* ware landed again.—Hew Mtbwr the (n-nboards or the platform. “In tbeir Children with their father is Mrs. Ada a difficult valving the Huttar �FARM AND GARDEN. BIPROVED URE MODES OF PRACTICED BY LESSON AGRICULT­ FARMERS. In building a poultry house a leading ■taiderxtinn with the average farmer ia BOnomy. it is claimed that the cheapest (which is what counts with poultry) is to make but one roof and have that meet tho rood. In accordance with this Idea IL Stoddard illustrates and describes in XII, THIRD QUARTER, »i «sw wSr “IAY GOD BLESS YOU!' THE SMITTEN ROCK. SMUTS AFFECTING WHEAT. IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 1&. wheat crop through tbs injurious agauey of amuta. The disease variously termed hard smut, bunt, smut bolls, etc., reuses grown by imparting to the crap a fetid odor, which has given rise to the name ' -stinking smut" in some localities. While wheat is growing It U difficult to distin­ guish hard smut, aa it ia in the young kernel of the wheat, which is hidden by the chaff, that the characteristic Hack sport* are produced. When wheat grains have been destroyed by hard smut they present an unusual external appearance; they are shorter and more swollen than <llWnSiJd$« ApriL A provided. !DUfT;_ .wT»«n*—Mw aneartv and lamia forty years hto m.r.bed tbr* slxthJiAUeJ try house for the farmer. In tho cut given the building, nine feet wide at the underpinning and nine to move gid mt of the structure, and wit v goonomy in biiHdlng matonals. Of the history of thane thirty-eight years we Smut. ar. aa it is generally called, "loose smut,” to distinguish it from bunt or hard smut, la not only injurious to wheat, but to barley, and especially to oat*. As with bunt.so with loose smut.the dis—m- begins at the bottom and works up­ ward Tills smut is nut restricted, like bunt, to the seeds alone, but the whole POVl.TBY UOt’M* FOB THE FAl’-MEB There should be twelve doors in the buildinz. beside the small opening under tb*> windows for tho use of the fowls, and tho ventilator irepret»enu<d open) near the P«ak. There arc three l>*ard doors in each end. the tallest being for smhttcndant to enter and the other two for ventila­ tion ia extremely hot weather. The door ways of tho board doors are furnished with another set of doors made of lath. where a board door is open. When the board doors are all opened in hot weather and the lath doors shut, there is a fine drculatiuu of air. It may aeem as if there Were an u verplent it ul allowanco of doors, bat we have tried as many to a building with satisfuctiuiL To make the house as keep all the lioard doom closed but uno, and have a package of straw between each lath door apd tho corresponding board door, excepting, of course, the talleat pair of doors where the attendant en- Rraltry World says: For the past five that the gupewonn sprang from the louse that Infests the. heads of chickens the first teu days <f*er hatching, and if the Ung. the chicks would not have the gap**worm. Since that time we have made sure that lire were exterminated from all totting liens and their uesu, and the gapo Worm has given us no more trouble. 60 far as can be judged from what has fallen under my observation, the above is the real solution of the giqn* difficulty. I never eaw gapes amunir chicks hatched In an incubator. The chicks get the lice from the hen. and the ben can. by the proper treatment, be made as free from lire as on incubator When the hen is first given the clutch of efigs, dust Dal ■utiau insert powder amongner feathers, sad repeal the operation a few days be­ fore the eggs hatch, and tho lire will be '4bPu-'«d uf: Tobaerx* dust is also a sure and cheap destruction for lice, but not quite as suitable for tho inoubating hen as Dalmatian nowder. From the Connecticut Experiment, sta­ tion haa been received a report of the re­ sults of &<7 sample* of homo made frrti iizers analyzed, together with coiK-lusionti drawn from thaw analym-s. The valuation the coat of the chemicals (unmixiid) of from |37.3» to per ton. Examina­ tions of the samples and of the table of analyses make it aeem that: First—That these Lome mixtures comK favorably in composition with tho commercial fertilisers In all cases but one the valuation is higher than the average valuation of factory made super­ phosphates or specials analysed last year. Second—While the home mixtures are Dot as finely ground as tho best factory made fertilizers, they are yet satisfactory maU'riahi exceed valuation. If we add |3 per ton for cost of miring tho valuation and the cost will still bo about the sama. The coat of factory made fortilixers usually exceeds valuation 20 to 25 per । |. tr‘..-r. d.-c.Notice Is hereto you would reconcile tho apparel>t dl*erqiany between the 4-0 years of 1 Kings vi, 1. ant! tho 513 year* of Acts xiii, 17-21. plus David’S t.Hm£Count)rfBarry, UP" place for holding drcultdeaeritevl court tor l;td all U.ettofofiowtog nr.'bate courti ■ A cutumoti remedv and one ad vised by Professor Fleldw.’ Director Scuvell. uf the Kentucky Experiment station, and others is a solution of sulnlute of copper. also called bluestone ur blue vitriol. Some advise merely wetting the aeed. Others say to soak tf><-grain. Au English authoritv adviser "Gue pound of biuestaoe dissolved 4n five quarts uf bulling water is sufficient for a sack of four imperial bushels The 'wlx-at is soaked for ten minn tee. or the ten pints uf solutloti may be poured over till all is absorbed.” A Manitoba farmer says the following Las proven suecessfuj in his district: **0ne pound of solphate of copper is dissolved to a pallful of hot water, which is then sprinkled by one person over ten bushels of wheat placed In a wagon box. while someone else keeps the grain well stirred. Should a large ■mount of smut to> detected to grain required fur seed the solution is made stronger, double the quantity at bluestone being us«-d. ” Tho chief advantage claimed for this metliod is that in a few hours the —1_ •_ _ »— .a-------------- ... 8enl*'“'’vu,,iMh “ lwiurt'thc *usx’ 10 1 «*tewof the Nasanie (Num. yi, 12) wheneral“ w*. dedied by any unclmuu^ thu hu defilement wen- lost:. •>Jevery I «■ bf"jr lu *hK’b we are ix* |cacticaUi reparatod to God is just Um., kwt, for all Ua. lot that to not doos to fellowship-with God. ! -• WBj*’r. • • • they gathered agatort M-wea." At Manto the totter water* had town made »*«*, and at Hepbidim I abunitancr of water bad been brought from I the smitten rock for them (Ex. xv, xvd), bat they were ro forgetful and nntohrving. : 3-5. "*" ’Would " God that w« had died.'" I | 1 ! ' time and way to Him who orders all things ’ ; !-----------------------------,-------------------- -— — Christ is far Letter than »ucb MifTmog as I Paul eu*lured, and yet Paul was willing to ' endure, knowing that "the suffermgn of this present Un»" are not worthy to ba compared । witlj the glory which shall be revealed in us." Mr. Plumb, while at the New York Ex- ' <k "They fell ujmn their facta; and the solution was re usi-d na often aa we had wlieal to treat In this manner. This treat­ ment proved entirely suceeuiful TEACI d Z forrnoin. al IW north boat door of «Ae 1 I Uon out fellowship with ~.~A God 1-'cause -7 “ waa “T~ -----of r— ' i | ot*>; UiU«>bo«udfromSSirtn.*w^d Ing to the seed whuat previoustu aowinc l,ruvc» record* correct. Wbeo wo can by w^hing^r X' -i ing tiw Xto to Z>me look at ^aipolnt we ^ak pois^nuns sob “tom find al) the ^auvnt contradictious to and a half hours in this solution were fonnd to produce a slight amount of smut. Soaked forty hours all gvnns of the fungus were killed.” It ought to be told that his experiment*, were with oate. in which, from the fact that tho sred is contained inside a comparatively loose busk, there is much more difficulty in re moving or destroying all tho smut pores than u the can** with tho Lmooth ami naked grain of wheat. At tho Kentucky station the method of applying the solution of blue vitriol was as follows: Ten pounds of blpe vitriol were disulvi-d In eight gallons of water and the solution placed in a tub. The seed wheat was put iutrf the solution and well stirred, care being taken not to put enough wheat In to come to the top of the solution. After skimming off floating wheat and particles the solution w*« the Dail is Disced Wk kudue there. Simpie enough, and yet simplicity is a virtue of ■ many no. 1.—devica fob successful do- nmnsa a fail. Fig. 2 shows a milk pail cover that lias been used succoeefuliy by a corresspandent of Rural New Yorker, from which journal the /■'' * above was taken. // 8 -X Tho object of town shin number twe if)’north uf range number theretin to ) . । Mate of Michigan-Filth Judicial ilrcuit. lu HuiViwudiug In Cfrvult Court, for Countv ol | Hany. In Cua^ ery. at the City of Hastings. 01* the 10111 dav of July. A. I>. IM*. George Wooiet complainant, vs. Charlotte Msrble. defendant lu this cause It appearing that di .endaat, Charlotte of < narioiu- Msrt.lr. .uiwi'ir. j. i' nda *■>* * mgmt ‘ . but nwidea tn toe -tale te Nebraska: therefore ounxxtoote Smith * Coteruve. sobcitnra for ' complainant. it to ordered that defendant enter &tRSSrs2«3S’JL"S KE ....1 <M>ce lb each lu, Hookkb. Cln-ult Judge. Drfanttl ruortSe there Gelatin^ to be due at toe oftbT* uotfcv the «un> of tadnr hundred 1 treu and L’-IOO dollar...tlit7-S?) and au neft tee ot twenty-fl re dollar* provided f< A careful considcratiaa of the subject in all Its bearings by James T. H. Gregory. Marblehead. Mau., has decided this prac­ tical cultivator that "be«U for cattle foo.1 an* well worth fully as many cents per bushel aa guud hay is worth dollars per ton. without taking into cornuderation the increase of tho manure, and that tho average coat, when stored in the cel­ lar or jmt into pits, with every Hem of •xpense included, need not exceed eight w aide M n«r Great Clearing Sale Summer Goods K.rx‘j,-!R2S»; tedder. With . O Lord-our God, let not man prevail uputw: j us! was tho cry of Aea. O our God. «e have 1 | do might, neither know we what to do, but our eves are ujion Thee! wa> the jiraver of Jsboshapbat (li Cbron. xlv, 11 ■ xx, 12), and la , | l-ch ca.*« there wtu a gnwt victory. More bnmbbng nf self tn the dost before God, and’! whole bmrtod r*lmn<v* upon Him, with a : FaUKock. bos b Grate Store. “Hold for therein. the pMtho being deeerilwd to sate nrartcage aa all that certain lot. piece Mid parcel of land situate in the vi!la<v of Nashville. in U>e count* of Harry and -date uf Mkbigan. Wild Uw«t and drecrltwd a. follow*. Parasols stock. qnirtd al Moses waa simple and implicit Challie Delaines water in abandonee had flown forth; that era, half pm OF HASTING can'. Only Imagine you 1 e drraa for the price of ■ a plk* from Him daily. Christ our ruck has To Stimulate Trade tegular prtcr |100. were laid on Him on Calvary; He made pro in Ux city <4 HasUnn. u» In tbr Kato of Mlebfcaa. £3 .'• ■ thus is uo tnore laying sms un Hun, no mor.* bruis- then* fciiaii b» ckaruiiq; and restcmUou. paugt 1: Marr & Duff’s 1 'Wbtto Goods to complete. We: iftoUfti toltows. to »lt; elKhty(hree' link,, north «f the bait quarter ----- v —- - - •».- ..mW*. —----- . ■th buds, ami bloomed for n token against the n-lwls and their mor- Here th Children’s Lace Caps rockF Although they had been ou tbeir • Spirit i» grieved. All the Mums and .-Vnromi that ever lived eoaid not fetch a dro;> of Br.mMt.yier, * Marr & Duff ^WteuSTS&.-JSZ; Marr & Duff A largv piece of cardboard is cut to 4““’ . the shape ahown —MJLX ranthe cut This the pail; the dotted line shows where the edge uf the pail come*. Little ear huire His fullness. are cut in the sides uf the cover to fiV around tho handles. A piece five inches wide and three inches deep is cut out in God would not lot even this rebellious people I ...nt «K* nt _______ . front to milk through. The milker puts tho cover on the puil and inilkui into tLo pail through this large opening. dantly." Ono has said that "Grace triumjibed spite of Mooes'faDure," and to it not just *0 every day I Who i. there thia sw-vre God without ainl And yet He per­ The Dairyman. Lpposing the popular mits such sinful mcwcrigeni aa wv are to be clamor for small choeacs, rvmlnds Its channels of bleadng to others. ruadcr* that the smaller the c-beeao thu larger the jierventage of rind and waste. A southern cultivator says the most Lord, aa it Mr— and Aaron were supplying and thick, and It is to produce three that their need. It is written. "lam the Lordyou plow shallow and make flat hill ridges. that Is My name, and My glory will I not K> that as the potatoes grow they will gtvs to another" (Isa. xhl, 8), and again. "Ha reach the hard soil and be ciiecked in their downward growth and will develop thirknrss An English correspoudent says: "Bran will pay the milk seder, but oats the bat- wboie and separately, will flavor milk, bat If sliced and mixed with an equal quantity of maxynlds. or pulped and ralxivl with hay. will not Impart a bed tajurybytheew. out dialer to the ■iX'.'X t ey» seen .1!; M.<! on Saturday, the iTth ty be saved by raw materials p.bB. toSdHaMtoruMid^ Aunat 1st.m ALONZO F. KKNAKTONTrireult Court Cow■nxw’X:"' Special Drives Fig. 1 illustrates teniiig and hold­ ing in position a w pail from which a V calf la to drink. I Throe stout sticks fl an. driven into 1 —• ■——— assorts# Ufa find f—// turn., anununiatod t>upcrpL*»phatej> and CutMKxr harm. i-otxn tor uw * ******j '-*■ The above farts, presented by Professor Fleteber in a bulletin issued from the ex­ uttle practical bearing, unlead .one can draw from them something which may suggest where to look for a remedy. This they do. explains the authority quoted from. Everything points tothe’infectiou coming from thu ground and traveling upward. Rcmedit-.-. which have Leen most sue eessfui are those in which methods have July. A. D.)». exmsider. When Abram left Bethel nod went down to Egypt because at the faaurm be waa Grange rille. ~ u.. IBM, mi ten o’clock m. m., of each of sal J Cotton Flannels ssasr*" m-m-ibm nE£M£"'ta *“WtaSi«uS VILLAGE <S¥ MUUtobVIlJX Dated Aagutt Utt. A. D. IM*. ^k-liWu-ritu, Judw»l eiraHi. IB >WI lr.,aiai I. Clmd! c~n i..r Coat, « H“u»"- MARR & DUFF’S, 'd'’r,’^‘-rowpUJ'uu,t' ”■ m'Uf Nr>M<*ra?LAi2! *PW>artn< that defendant total. 3 and 4 <1- « i.u IHEY M) IT. tero then failing to sanctify toe Lord before Jobnduu ' AddG �loves FAITH. Marching into Camp. BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS. DYSPEPSIA Columbus, 0., Ready for the j, there a positive eure? (VTawzz hSSIS5 fallows; Boye tn Blue. thousands of vets in the SIMMONS *~‘C REGULATOR °'B,“ fre,n ‘he Programme. tb^b,V?BUB’ °10--The capital of to New York uraany •» BuKlVhm., n?7,7?T??.fc.to»W .rd with dyspepsia and disordered liv. 77-oiil frequently throw up bile, i pro. i-ittl- otNlmittowi I-lrer Regulator, and i, j .atf of it wu completely cured. One .<!> rti'tomers told me the Itegutator . -tired her of sick lieadaehe, - D. i.ir Itaplds. lowx — 7—«, u, 'KJ!'”," b,'°" ta*-J " wc-npowt o, lb. OfMU 4rmJ TiLeT OF LITTLE GIRLS. nateiy, without money. If tho would kindly loo,, him ths which to replace tho teol-.n -1--. v- ' rcmunoratl ve buhiHM. > ring with tho eyes is tho burden of ..ir of serenty-flve little girls for 7 rformance at tiro Music Teachers' > ;i in the city. iri. were rangysd in a sort of nmphi • v^h Mr. Tomlins and tbo piano in - •'N-’w,-' said Mr. Tomlins, •*! t • mean what you stag; I want you t j ir texclMir. ‘•hntigino mo to r.ui-leM, with an air of concern necl faces, and notes quite low ; vriad Mr. Tomlhw; “I am betm iMtivdetecnl; you are happy to I 'hall toon be out again." ritli ■.•xprefcdonifif joy, with xmilwi .ratetaurms, the' girls v*ut over the " .booted Mr. Tomlhu, “I am I am out with you for a pie­ " Fourth of July, and wo are •• tWds.” the little ouos Or ® frace* • Luildinif M T 'lrcy““Uu'’’'s Permit, and bumping hlabead. TM. generally catches tho viaff »h<> K«« down fa lho pocket and brl^ i*r 3h2.Mtol1 faklr U profuso in thanks andfoe.a his way out fr-am the, pru.-r.re, of 10 othcr victbu.—Now York Sun. ; «n- °tk,'r *UV *<k,n,ur*.11UJ" »oman. wb<> bad a room next to mine, ami wfco vu ... i m° .*1,andersxan<l. « Philndclnhlk i Showing Wfwhl ,,'”rn «> 12. K1 <CM?’ nahia« °P to me I with a telegram in her hand and inv-t I anxiety her fare-. The dispatch wm dated Buffalo, and rmd: "Ue me at onre; George dang.-rotz.iv tlL- Tbe little woman waaSi ; .’"J? b"'“«**'• "f coin*. but die had only |3 la cash and couldn't wait. Would I take her diamonds and lend her |30| If 1Jot fifty, tte-u forty, or thirty-tivu, and 'he would send -for them within a wtx*. Foor llttk, woman! How sad bur position! But you see tberoaro two sorts of telegraph btanks-ona to send on and one to recvtve on. This mt*. »ge had been apparently rm-civtxl on » sender's blank, and it struck me that there wax a put up job somawhere. Rhe found one mon- kind hearted, however, and gut Fit and skipped away. Th- other day the ••diatvouds" were appraised 15.30— A.lan.te I ->.u _ I,, n ,, ' 1 I a lime,I Slrret M. E. CAiirck. M. rkraghi- School r. GarfioU School. WL Fie—r School. T. Fr;>nt Rcrret SchooL j ii «£-S.. 5 St™ 17. X-tn^>4u» 07— “ ctayv. And the s-ngere, hav >ng tl'Wted like nngels in the T.i.l Mr. Tomlins, "let us stag ui. T:< Now September.'" . ' •• -nt the children with too rofrain: W r, : he free and >ta|>py barlev . -• :. ttop," cried tbo toneget; “you : " d Lwlcy» fl‘^1 like that. You :;r.‘ u. you must trip, you must be inrtantfill the faces changod. Girls r- latent on catching tbo notes begun ; : words. Away they swung to of tbn song. Little tote wagged their r n:<- h micnlly touched their skirts m tupping among too Lor’py, per•-;r: L and among tho riperiod grata. : l uce texu aitonishing. I *»m are pallag and kindling into •rip*and gulden barley to hanging down 'I •ti .y were taught that tho poling of - i’u» to be accompanied with a •tudf'.f Iw-aring, a sadneaa of voice; that ' kindling Into red wm to boexpreaaod .:•• -i> —ticand podtiveconviction. And ’f l ■ rijso and golden barley, .that was ' : • bratad with tho joyous exultation ! . i .;• • •• -«,ng. Four lines could hardly > t and tranquil evening hymn was • j '-.; tho same chaugm of note and Tli-> ''hildrea's voices muk low m the ■ • night wm suppoaed to approach; 1 into fervor at tbo thought of r-'i-.ction; than broke into rapture m ■ • penal and tho angels doscocded ■•'of light upon tho sleeping child. ; red sung at twilight, falling from in loft of a dim cathedral, it sank ■ Lrart and moved tbo sensitive to “A;: : .w." said Mr. Tomlins, after a wrig .i!. ,r will sing you a song myself. « •• " ill begin by applauding me, and little LL • • ptAAtlte will bring me thia posy of noxfr ■ u li«n I have done." ' J!1 - -mlins’ song, which wm given to . th" children how a soloist phraaeaand Wo™ an audience, told ot some fwdg'dittgs fa a nest with tbeir mother: » . skid tt* little oom; -whoo." said sbe, A; .their nest. In the old pine tree. I Ami When little Elsie, a golden haired toby. L.xi presented a posy of flowers, the tiuldren took up tbe refrain. Every tietail -n;m:tejy criticise^ "Don’t sing ‘old pir.- trw,1" mid Mr. Tomlins, "m though its ^K'- ‘ erti a reproach to the pine tree. It was pine tree; a pine treo which birds Fouhi uu’.nrally choose to nest in. Sing *nkl' F«h q>:.te another acwuL” , |Tbe 1lt|le girls pursed up their mouths and •u<i ! •' x[ath<lcally.and so made thopine to-- quite a respectable ornament of tbe fWttt And after that t^iero was a glad bar­ T*-* and tbo performance wm over. i “I think,’1 said Mr. Tomlins to tbospecta•ow. in they gathered around to congratuJte him,,' 'this sygtem will find universal aoWI '■ If the teachers approve it in tbe “ Ufasly 12 b*omu r°PulAr 10 ‘‘And where did you get tbe little girls!" »h»t they have learned."—Chioago Sick BEING pNE PIECE OF Tbo ••'•“•’’r is dollgliU tbrongwi J* i ”, * ’’ - ““ ’orr.w,r* of *** c"r“ k«°*a u. ,7,., nnr r.rr Known. >y will src Hero- . Everything is in n«dimre<, mid the details ot Nx* York. Sept 7.—An afternoon paper •ayi it can be -wt down iu a positive fact that a thief or a gang at thiaves has been rtealiug systematically from tho United State* mails between this city and the west during the last three months. Never in tbo history of the ps>to'fllc.> department have so many valuable money [wckagra and letter* been stolen m during the last few weeks. The otttrers of t!u> |xwtofilc« have been reti­ cent stout making known the extent of the Iosmw. Whenever It ba* leaked out that a j Hood’s Sarsaparilla only by 0. L HOOD A CO.. IxiweU. Maia. IOO Doses One Dollar. AS IT IS POSSIBLE ANO IS .K. SFRVOVR. DEBIUTA. ills FOULT and IGNOKA «<E Martix’s Fkmrt. 0., Sept 4.—Mr. G. N­ W Stringer, a well-known nnd reliable «■ D-pnm, WJ. ta l—n d.r and told this wonderful bee story: Monrtay Mrs Stringer boded down'forty .. J . MiiAn, nut it in four Two are men and two woman. Eighteen more nunu-% throe of them women, arrived from N« r Orleani but night. The situation ia practically unchanged, and the outlook not hopeful. The Grosiest discovery Of the ninteenth century, can truly I* »l<l of PApIllon (extract of Itaxj, Skin Cure. Thousand* trotlf) to Ito wonderful <‘uratiyi power* lu tecmlngly hopeless <*-« ®r (x-zen>a. salt rheum. *ry"«l* « ’"'LS' ?r t n pans, nnu —• - —~ . doors to cool, covering the pans with n tabo- • Wabhinotox City, Sept A—Tbs bin, kind of skin disease. Mr. O. P. AJgier. paswl by tba house yesterday limiting the Hartford, Ohio. »rlml eveiytMnf of or saw roeommeniied. and •‘“•‘‘"J.."' dtorovZsd tUC tie bws. bad jurisdiction of United States circuit and distrirt courts withdraws jurisdiction front tbo years with eczema until to fwuu,da2,1’1^." eraptied overy pan, sipping ti» cider through district and circuit courts of the UnitedSkin Cure which cured him- Large t»o< the table-cloth. Ur. roly >1.1W. H. 07«>dy«r« iu equity between <■ Holmcl* large barn, near Bronson, burned Thursday night with contents, o.rL. Are meekly k1"" ,0X^Pured feeitoR •" en' Hood's jTnurinr< enriebUrely oven-ujne.. TheWooa >. u |llsreMd of ad. and viudlted. h in tuned to every organ lb''y me gSKiftf eWr £XTr-17»‘«. dmfaa upon tbo FOC3TTAITB of LIFE, HXADACHE, BACKACBL DresdS W EAUX1 SS of Memory, BAHIINOCrCTV, PIM^LEMupon *Ud all tho F.FFECTH Iradfar to EAM-Y necAT and perhaps C'ONNL'MP. X,OJ!L^.rJ.5? Ai,TVt.*l‘ou1^ c''"u!l •* once the CELEIIKATED Dr. Clsrkc, Established IMl Th- f-lael-H WM a w w. ■> V. »■ Cathartic I’lll* »»• whlF*' To Uo- urn Washington society. Mrs. Cborpenn tended her pre-rat buslund during a re«nt 27iroiUnrer~»d««“WU*al berearsfal * rung alone brought bhn through of the Pitteourg ft *■ r t kcI1 s->ra““ ----- ----- *>»* K,d!r±1'^K‘ S £ J?' ■ Jcm w grand AMONG DEALERS these goods we on the cents MARKET IN ONLY "ONE SHAPE. 3x12 FULL 16 OZ. PLUG—THE MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN POCKET PIECES OR CARRY WHOLE. Hf" HO. FIRZER 4 BROS., LoilsriUe. tj. F. D. CLARKE. M. D. Merrill Block, Detroit', Mich. <^W^CH1GAN pah: M*z> LOW TOURIST RATES. food for 00 days, with stop-over pri v-.hwss, can be obtained from St. Paul to Great Ifaflk Mca* tana, tlw coming manufacturing centre ot the ductlonilYI east and south auuMa points Rates corn.-'posidtagiyiM low \'/.AT(cXrn.Ai.. HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, I Ans. 21st. TUESDAY, -! H and 25. ■ )f and 23. SI Pml, MiuBapalii i M&aitoha RY.. FROM ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ! Joints west of Grand Forks in DAKOTA ana MONTANA LUSH THAN "M trip rate being more than T WEN i'Y DO 1.1.A KB. Including GBKAT FALLS. MONTANA. purpose of tanking over the country, or with 1 idea ol hclecting new homes within the boa able for mVmUum formli purpoaea. will do wpll to tbr»c rates. For Diseases of the ......Hastings... .Shultz Nash's’ .... ....... Cloverdale .. D-iton .... ............ Nita........... ......Cressey Htehland Juorl • Spring Brook* ...Hast Cooper*.. ...KalainatoO... •Flag stations. ' ■' Comiectli>n»-At Richland Junction with C. J. tM. forlii'eitaft vtiegan. At liMting* with KIDNEYS ROYAL ENGLISH BUCHU HACK.,HMM.unn •< Vttne. #*► Whsre Are Yon Going? INV-KHTIGATOR ibfct 1WWWIS rALi. 7.1’T-'S —, —r- • « nan ia tho Norragnusott mill struck Tburs- PRICE, were disc-barged Wsda. eday night. • MAKE It KNOWN AS A "L i^n Review wm married on Saturday last to Mrs. Chorpanning, the widow ot Maj. c«cao». States i» ne*r Louisville. Kj- TO South. Nahum Pond Thayri. aged K, a well known dti»en of Detroit, died Wedmaday loss si.aoo: TOBACCO She took Hood's Sarsaparilla and ® night. PLUG Mrs. Mary C. Smith. Cambridgeport, Mia, ■ngue scores yesterday were: AtChicagu-Chicago 11. Boston p_- Bt IndlanopoHa —Indianapolis 3, New York 8; at Pittsburg and Detroit tbe Phllwlnlphia-Piutaurg, and Washington-Detroit ganx-s »er.- t-ostpoued —rain. . The s.orce made by tho National league Balurdiiy were: At Chicago-Chicago 11. Bost<«! at Indianapolis— Indianapolis 2, Now York 3; at Detroit— (flrat game) Detroit 1, Washington fi; (second game) D-troit 7, WaMta gton S; nt Pittsburg-(firat ganw) ; - ni, , HlUtarj S. l-hiM.lpM, 0: toT-ul 5™. SS.’fo,,1 PlttalHjrg 3, Phllndelphls H |«tatnqi).^ R, ROBBING THE MAILS. COMES AS plank, - -------— , .««. u«u ut , *«.>.„ uoilo0^-*. Jtat tho U» daughtef mytag:, ’Mother, why | tainnmt ofthe Grand Army will equal, if . Nothing tuts lieeu hoard of did you say it rand the mother: ‘Daughter, I,-------- previous - ■ not surpa-' that of any eucamp- ' the three gS,(XX> drafts mailed on Friday I taWfttzt*/ aw.Ruoon:, why <lid you do It f and then plunge i«to tbo I ,went by >Hak« Brother- A Ca, uf Nassau street, rtn'*,rt£Iife5rr^tBlap. 4*101™ teri.r«MTtlkLAgt., *»; tbo reason wtiy, after St. John's dajvj Tbe decorations arc nuignilkvnt, mid High which have failed to reach tiinir destitmtion. j V__---------- Jr.'T j A cnrxiul search is being made for them, but GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. orally covered with flag*, bunting and bon- so far witbout nuccra*.* Besidra Uh< Blaku f xklng -fte-. r July 15 |«S urra, inscribed with worth uf greeting and notes otlier intt-’M contai ng money, check*, welcome. The business bouwM in the main and drafts mailed about the -same time am reported as having fail*! to reach dratimIs there anjthing in this world *0 vile As tbr pestilent presence uf potent bile • ticns, and are l>cantifnl M well hs novel. A tii»L The Iowes will aniout to thousand' of We have It, we hate It. we all rente 1 number of arch, s brilliantly | lighted by the dollars. A well-known titan connnctod with The notions nausra. M did I’ariyte. electric and gn* lamps, span th - str-ets, all the pcetolHre! deportniL-nt in Washington ; giving the city a brilliant an.I attractive ap­ All praS>- the power of "I’terre's relict.I paarnnee. .Wise people buy and draggl'd* well It. 1 The evkbrnted locomotive, tl>» General, •*l:hi» is not all." Mui tlii< gentloiiBin, “you Grand Rapids 1 captured by the Andrews raiders at Big will hear of more lorami of packages and MkMItTlUa.... Jpdng.............. Mv lady reader <Ie> not pa«» me by with the un­ I Shanty, Gn.. in IWJ, is to lai hero. There and letters tn a ihurt time. Them are rorun Haotixos....... 12,30 !tJSO kind remark, “only an advertisement.*' I may- । are now l>ut eleven «urvivo/s of that bold tt:::::::: do yon gtxxL I may unbWd to your view th" “pearl of great price." X.mavbetbe mean’ of nn.d atariM succuaful undertaking, and all NaibvDle....... . J..17 ■-•-'5 J. will be here. A portion ot the Iwrol? band bard matter to run them down, because they restoring tn you health :vol happiness. I sure­ Charlotte a.ar- 3.011 7. ly will It yoti arc suffering frmu any form of ner­ are now here, anti al! will bo cared for try do not contino tbeir (fierotioui to eno lo­ «-•■•. r...|7i--. vousness <ir female weakness, ami will set upon Jackson cality.'' ’ ’ . tny suggestion. I bring to your notice, with Capt. Forter. editor of Tbe Evening Dis­ Detroit ■■■■ ■ ■ even- confidence in ‘.Is merits, a remedy cs- patch. One of tho survlvvra naw hero Ires RED CROSS TO THE RESCUE. pcelally compounded to meet just the require just returned from n trip south to took aver laentsof your case-Dr. rierre's Favorite I*res tho flehl of tbs daring exploit Ho says that A 4’ost Tn Hr »tnl>ll>li<Hl at J»ck»<in»illo criptlnn. bidding you look and live! Ladles eveiywhcra, who have used It, simnic volumes be visited Rig Shanty, wtorro tbe war en­ gine, tho “General.- was captured; met tbe In its praise! > J ACgHOSVliJ-K, Kin., Sept. 10.—There were Rev. Mr. Scott the minister who gave bis forty nine newcMB reported foe'the twentycomradM mho were banged spiritual consola­ Instances are ou record wherf tollers fa gold tion jmt before ttrir execution; and fell in four hour* ended 116 p.m. yesterday and •even death.—Pat Kelly, J. C. Brobwant, Detenlt . mines and diamond fields, who. I>y one turn o' a spad>-. a single movemeut of the hand have with a num nbonrd tbo rars who wrtnrawd Julia Storks, Ed B. tore. J. J. Brow, Rev. IS litMU ...... been transformed from penniless laborers to the hanging. Tbe ex-raiders are the Ks!o-> Rapta* Mitchell (colored). millionaires But tbefwere not to lueky Mis most modest-sppsaring meii iu Colum- J. H. Sharj*’, *n<1 A,n Total raw* to date, ikH. dealba, 7S. Among Charlotte the consumptive who finds a means of restora­ NaaaviUs... in a quiet man­ tion Io healm. who learns Uutt the dread disease box They convenes Morgaa--------from winch he suffers j* not incurab e. Dr. ner, and one would never suspect Western.Union telegraph operator who re­ Qalmty . .. Pleree's Golden Medical DlNcovery will cuje that they were tbe principal actors in eno uf turned from n northern vacation to face the HAmxns . consumption (which is lung scrofula). and noth­ trvinz ---------ing else will. For all diseases of the blood, such tbe mod daring <lc«i» «f «>.- war. when Middleville... death in the event of failure Ztered them in as blotches, iriinptes, eruptions, scrofutomi Dr. Mitchell has received the following re­ sores and swellings, it Is unequal*!. tbe face. While they arc quiet and modest ply from MIm Clara Baitdntobis request All trait.* run by umeUMb meridian orcentra. In every way, a dose olrwrver will notice for aid: “Thanks, doctor; we will do the best standard time. Through roaches betwro: The Deioncrnto of the seventh district that all haw nervu and pluck, even though wo ran to ratsbliib a Red Cross headquarters Gr nd ksi'ld* and Detroit on ail day tralnz. han- renowlnnteil ('ungrawnMn Whiting. Ckivxbtkini-At Grana Rapids with Chi tbeir hair and beard* are gray, eago * West Michigan for Holland, Nunlca Tire several committee* in charge ot Muskegon and points north, and with Grand Tho day was dull, gray, almost cold, with Loo Cabimh are neither Grand Army week details arc on duly, and high wind. Bev. Mr. Sharpe was pastor Rapid* ft Indiana R R. (or Big Rapids, Traverw fashionable nor In demand, City and Petoskey. New Yovk and Pacific Kx everything is moving off smoothly. pre** dally. AU other train* dally except Run but they are more comfort­ Tbo orphans at tho Soldiers’ and Sailors able and more healthy than * P. A. HAHN, Local Agent, HwrtlaM borne at Xrnta, O„ will be brought to witare mwleni ■ dwelling*. n<»a tin* parade of Tuesday. The Sami ol papular with all clasMO. All his family <>. w ttrrMtutn G P ft T. A.. (Jhieagi?^^ Wanier'.s Log (W>ln Hop* Veterans will give a reception to tlw Grand have l»ron sick, but ths otbeni are recover­ ing. Mr. Sharps had b sn an activn miniCiitijs, bluMn & Sigiww A Buehu la a rfcproductlon Army to the largo tent on East Brand street strant to tii» sick of bis )«riah. of one of the beat id the simple retm-dies this evening, and prevtowi to thi* meeting Of fourteen nurses who arrived from Now with which lx Cabin dweller* of old days Orleans Saturday night sight are no. duty at TIME TABLE. kept theuteelves well. Did you ever try In effect July >st. I’M. ‘•Tippecanoe’*? “‘"■''"Ji you needTribune. afflicted with JSIU.. "“YUl ........ । kb | public does nd practically begin until Tues­ ' day, the city'll. already filled with tho vet­ 1 erans. Tbe rlrst delegations arriving Satur­ day were followed hourly Jby the soldier boys of W, tbeir wives, families and friends, SL Jolm^tav fa. ItalvT^ ol'*' , I vWlnr' 1,1 “* «“»• _ thus obwrrrei ul<bt — 7.................................................... ••.jwrnni at ni ftU. WMi Hieit. top note," aild Mr. TomItaly, according to a private letter: ^ita-,*°,>ra ^"h’ :••■ 1 o•> t-> * Ifaagfnb that you are ' Bevrllo. "The people tan* have aVurtaw ^^rctitian to taU Fancy jEtar*-If litttoau-; cramroted with this eve of St J.tan's da? an i drum ..-in tin sfcy. Up-D1-Hl"5ov | which i. <ta«rre,| by mmiy. tta? re£L ’ Xto^FPlaudwl vigoroudy. They I ^*0^? New York City. Pittebury (sMond gam,) Indianapolis 4, Pittsburg 5—ten innings; at Boston—(Qrst EK, ’■ £ “* Cwreoo. Sept. 5.-Th- Chicago dob cotlldr. t keep up tbeir pare In the «eood game with U-troit, and the Michigan nine came out aimed. Tbe L«,gU-> -cores y ester- Hnzer’s ** I have takea Hood'i Bareaporilla for dy»pepsia, from which I have sufiered two year*. I tried many other medicines, but noae proved Caxcaoo, Hept 4.-Tbe by the league ' ' as follow;; At 0» Philadelphia 5; at New York—New York ?, Philadelphia 1; at Boston—Boston «, Washington 4; at Indianapolui-Imiianapoiis 4. Pittsburg 5. Chicago. Hept. A-Tbs Chicago league beta ball dub put the new pitcher. liner, in tho box yesterday and won tho third mime of the series with Detroit. League wcorea A?.U''?'ay wore: At Cbirago-Cbirago 10. Detroit 4; at Now York—Now York 6, Phil­ adelphia 1; at Boston—Boston 18, Washing­ ton, fi; st lndiana|«olis—Indianapolis 4, Pitt*burg 2. < ’ Chicago, Hept. 7.-Chicago took another tumbk. t*,foro the Detroit slugger, vreterday, notwithstanding that Knick pitched. League •conw were: At Chicago—Chicago-2, Detroit 5; at Indianapolis—Indianapolis 8, Pittaburg 1—eight innings. Cfflc-AOO, Sept 8.—Rain interfered with the bare ball schedules to a great extent yes- THE SINGING SCHOOL •ING EaPRESSION TO A CLASS IS INDEED A LUXURY om, ***Ur*’-F»*Tthln< I-ropltlou. ost kixxwwful M—UOI-A HUTo Be m> tar"! A FIN£ PIECE OF w. j oh wrrok Hastings Banner, �Hastings Banner. Messer Bros. & Reynolds. grove bcHldwi taring a brilliant young num is popular and this ia evidenced by hl* auuust toraey of Barry county, once when all tbe other republican candidates were defeated. not the duty. Sugar Is a democratic Industry. mid rice known and liked throughout tbe state as ••taxed” lOOJf percent. Is carefully Ignored. grand chancellor of the Knights of i’ythiaa The republicans repealed half the Internal of Michigan. He will be elected, uf this there is no question, and by a large major­ tax on tobacco In 1888. and would have nity. Furthermore we predict that he will paalal the balance last session only Speak­ take u front rank In the senate, both as an er Carlisle refused to recognize Judge Kel­ orator of undisputed power and as a work­ ly for this purpose. What tolly, therefore, er of pre-eminent ability. to talk about l»v per cent, on chewing to Tbe republican campaign starts out Imcco. In free trade England the work­ most auspiciously, Oregon, which usually man pays 1,900 per cent, on his tobacco. gives 2.0QP republican majority. In June 14, 1879. POU PRK“II>ENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, or noHiASA. FOR VK’X-I’HKHIVKNT, LEVI P. MORTON, PRESIDENTIAL EI.ECTORS. °8HjSntLLA?ALGER.oI Wayne, ISAAC CAPPON. of Kent. test gave over 7,000. ”!• vnf. MICH -ON D KINGM A X Of Calboou .! O!i:s M TTHM’lt. *i! tei;hs:. I H->V..- >•-. <4 ELLIOTT F. GRABTLL. ot MontW^JNGTON W. CUMMER, of Wexford. , HARRY 1*. MEBR1LL, of Bay ' FEB1IY HANNAH, of Grand For Oovrg^JR o LUCE, of Branch. l!7mB“b!®SKKalu m dmu. *"WtMrrToSMVS. o.ww-. ^RTE^HKS vTTltOWWlllWE.ot lu.1. For terertnteixl. nl ot PuhU- tnstrocllon JOSEPH ESTAHltOOK.of Eaton. For Member State Board Education­ PERRY F. POWERS, of Wexford. " "57KJT<“'!iSE7< “ Iresentatlve In the State UgtehUureIREMIAH M. KlHiEBH. ot Oariton. For I IVUAK. ....................................... CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Spring*. For Sheriff— . RAKER 81IRINHR.ot Hastings. For County Clerk— THOMAS 8. BRICE, ot Maple Grove. F0r ^SSkt'b.^RICHAIIDS, of Prairieville. ^CHJuSScWHKBaThOIIGH, of Woodland. For ProaeenUng *ttoroey— CHRISTOPHER H. VaxARMaN, of Hasting*. For Circuit Court Commlvloner* ALONZO E. KEN ASTON, of Hastings. • HARTLEY’ E.HENDBlCK,of Mlddlevhle. *** H8ETHFRATr. of Assyria. *°r <8j32uF.L J. BIDRLMAN.ot Hastings. DR. A. L Van HORN, of Baltimore. EDITORIAL NOTES. 1 have been caltaruponsays that power­ ful tariff writer Robert P. Porter, no fewer than a dozen tinms to reply to that tediotv* cirestnut about the tanner being taxed U5 per eent. on his flannel shirt, W per cent, vn hi* coat, etc. Incredible as it may seem to Intelligent people, the democratic nation­ al committee Is Insulting the Intelllgeflceof the farmers of tills state by circulating tills exploded relic of free trade argument: 1 Under this tariff the farmer rises In the Morning, puts on his common flannel shirt taxed 95 per cent, his coat taxed 57 per UMiL. slices 3ft per cent., ami hat taxed 02 percent., takes the water from n bucket lariNl 35 per ceiy.. and washes his face and hands & a tin bowl taxed 35 per cent, dries them on a cheap cotton towel taxed He sits down to his humble nu-al and oats from a ptatietaxed 30 per cent, with a knife and fork taxed S3 per cent, drinks **" -------------- ““L*~ taxed <J8 per cent, Ui suit taxed »9 per ■BaSWt* his R per cent ■ bin wife gnd chlldrrn. all taxT. .’X lights his cigar >118 per cent, And, Mr. even tbe sunlight from heaven that pour* into his humble dwelling must come through window glaM tax»»l 50 per cent, nd yet be think* he lives In the freest Tbe object of thi** shallow circular is to _ Stake tbe fanner believe the free trade theory enunciated by Grover Cleveland that the price of tire domestic product is increased by exactly the amount of the Here talhc practical outcome of the con­ ventrated wisdom of tbe national cominit- wooki thewrfore be nearly double, or $1.08. The actual price Is tl. A eommoci suit of clothes costs In Rug­ land 30s. or 87.to. The coat here, thereftare. would be 113.50. The actual cost Is 17.50. same as lu England. An all wool «0 suit sueh aa that exhibited by Major McKinley costa just £2, or 810 in London. In England cammini boots cost ft. ($1.50) nd fair ones 10t (88.50.) Instead of easting one-third mare here the price is fair boots. A 3a. Cd. (84 eeuU) hat In England can hand, kitchen utensil* as a whole arc ebmper hi this country than in England, •ar Ingenuity in making such articles be- York city have formed themselves into a Harrison and Morton brigade and have iulopte<l aa their raumna for so doing the following very terae aud well put resolu। tlona: We endorse the platform of tire republi­ can national convention. We denounce President Cleveland for vetoing aoldlera’ and sailors* tension bills. For wanting to return flags captured from rebels in the war. For buying blankets from England for the soldiers with the money of the Ameri­ can people. ■ For wanting to give our American fish­ ing rights up to Canada. For bis free trade Mill* bllL For having his cabinet and chief advis­ ers composed of rebel generals, colonels and members of the Cobden club in Eng­ land, who built the ship »W or Alabama to destroy our ship* on the high setts. We vote against him because England wants Mm elected. For wishing to negotiate a treaty with England to capture aud return to her all political refugees. For awarding govenimtmt contraeto for dredging ship canals to un English syndi­ cate for the sum of $1,200,000. For hit methods of civil service reform. For letting the brave substitute, who wentjtotiie front for him. die in the poor­ house whetunrlng him over $100. Because hr solemnly said tliat It waa wrong and dangerous to elect a president for a second term. Because hr said that a public office was a public trust, and we think the public bel­ ter not trust him any further. Arid wl* intend to vote agaiiiHt him >m general principles. Vermont Is usually good for from 10,000 to 20,000 republican majority, but on Tueoday uf last week she gave 30,000. Maine is safely rated at from 10,000 to 15,000 republican. The pine tree state on Monday last surprised even, the republicans by rolling up 22.000 ma­ jority—the largest ever given except in one yt*r. 18M. If Cleveland will only veto a few more pension bills or write another letter, he will be completely snowed under. I’reaident Cleveland’s letter of accept­ ance apixwed Monday. Tbe Maine elec­ tion was held the same day. Maine an­ swered Cleveland by rolling up 22.000 re­ publican majority. Yes, we’ve lieard from Maine. What's the matter with Maine? Oh, she’s all right —a trifle of 22.000 republican'majority. want to ride after the winning teani. get Into the Harrison gnd Morton wagon. names ui iu* maw*. ton,'Chase. Sumner. Morton aud otbera. It is through tbe old n-publieou part)’ the hub and main spoke of the ****** this uuloo now exists: that the credit or tbe nation is above par with money’to span-, that the boy. in blue are pn>vided for. that American tabor and Industrie* are protect**! against the P«l*[“** “ Bum,—, .ml »ii.»>' U»> enabled to gather around tbeir camp fires and to gladly, fondly live « memory and love to sing and tell of thi things of the past which once seemed so grievlous to be borne. Long live the old rvpdbllcan partj. Who would blot out Its record. Who does not fuel better for being a republican! Years have passed and though Grange it may seem, the old enemy of the union and of the republican party 1* solid south. Its friends at the north arid ita British privateer banded together and uni­ formed. not with the confederate gray and the glittering st«d to dissolve till* union and to build a southern confederacy whose chief corner stone should be slavery and free trade, but armeil with the ballot, which is no fault of tbeira. and British gold to remove the bulwark that tbe re­ publican party has buiidod to protect .American labor and Industry from the pau­ per tabor of Euroi>c. The issue Is sharp and well defined, the opposing force* are marshaling far the fray. The old republican party with Its ranks somewhat thine! by long marches and many Imnl fought Imttlee, yet nevertiteles* In the fuliness of strength has chostsi for its leader* Harrison and Morton, and Where they go we shall go to battie theenemy to American labor and Industry until he too shall find his Appomattox. Bally ’round the tl*K boy*. Is’i into line! • u.liL. fl.. I.,.. tilth.* tlnltf: lx>ng live the old republican l>arty. Who wouli blot out lt» record. Who docs not feel the tetter for having teen a re­ Ho! Ha Grover and bl* clan aud they think they hare a plaa. publican! America for Americanx, American work­ Bally ’round the flag boy*, fall tut» Una. Kalb- ’round tin* flag boy*, step to the time. shops for die man who carriet, the Ameri­ Ho! the enemy is herewith ht» Brillab brigadier, Li. i,n_ ....X Kl. kh w m m can dinner pull. Home find, then charity for others: make what you can at home, sell what you can, sav«_what you can. and Rally ’round the flag boys, tall Into tine. Rally round tire ttag boy*, step to the tin*. buy as little as will do is the true way to Cor Grover I wren. 'Iis plainly to be aw financial prosperity and applies as well to Ho! Wills to do what he can for hb Brlllth the nation as to the man in private life. cluuil man. . If other people come to us, let them do as Rally ‘round the tlac boys, fall Into line, American.*, do. or if they come to traffic Rallv *roun<f the flag boy*. »trp to the time. with us let them pay for the privilege that For he think* to make * raid to endase you with free trade. have tern bought with American bkxxl, labor and skill. , If Americans feel that they live in a tariff cursed country; If American farmers, producers and laborer* feel that tbeir lot Ho: for Harrison to gubtowlth Morton at his »Hr. . Is hard, grievious to be borne, let Uiem go To Urlre Grover and hl* plan from thi* plenti­ to the farther end of the earth and see. ful land. fee! and'know of the poverty and wretchBally ’round tbe flag boys, tall Into Hne. ednra* of tbe common people and see. feel and kn<>w uf the power that a proud aristo­ cratic nobility has over Item. Then will they return and give thanks that they livi* In su gix»dly a land a* this. Hut to tin* point, long live the old re­ WELL PRESERVED MAMMOTHS publican party. Who would biot out It* record. Who does not feel the better for having l>een a republican! ’ The young man takes his newly wedded wife, goes to the wildernexH to build them u home; Urey toll and often wonder why < their lot Ik no hard al moot too grievlouN to te borne, but in after year* when old age demolition of giants and iwtiquur.i-*, and the comes on, surrounded by the comforts that profound delight of scientific inquirera. Id their early toil had given them. wlUi sparkling eyea aud light hearts they love to live over again In memory and gladly tho Director.- and making bimaelf ineonUand.Jondly Mng and tell of tire thing* of the past which once seemed so grievlous to te borne. ■ The boys In blue, loaded with knapsack, course of thu unexpected climatic debauch a marched to th** front through rain and Tungusian flr.licrnum tn tbe Lena district mud. heat, cold and iron hall; but they I T®?1 °®LC around their camp fires . . ’ *“* now love to gather arouud to live over again in memory and gladly, whole mammoth stinking out visibly from a fondly love to sing«nd tell of the things bank of half thawed mud. Siberians stand K . K ,* VK Mr. Clem. Studebaker, of South Bend. Ind., the largest manufacturer of carriages and wagons in the world, employing 1,400 men, i and probably one of tire best inform­ ed men a* to public feeling, says that the nomination of Genera) Harrison was mo*t fortunate. In his rniblendshed character, his ability as a statesman and qualities as a citizen, and his demonstrated capacity to govern well. General Hurristan has great element* uf strength, and b especially ac­ ceptable to workingmen. as he is right ou all questions which affect tbeir welfare. Ho la a ohristain man, but not a fanatic; Is sound on all moral question, a man to be trusted by all, and just the kind of man to make a gotai president Mr. Studebak­ er say* he has no doubt < reneral Harrison will carry the state by 10,000 to 15,000 ma­ jority. it is tire feeling of the worklngnieu throughout the state that it l» exceed­ ingly important that be should be elected, as ire represent* the principle which b most vital to the Industrial interests of America, the principle of protection. Many democrats connected with Lfidme trial Interests are coming out lor Harrison, and many wln> voted for hl/ grandfather, and have since Ireen democrats, announce that they will vote th<? republican ticket this year. Mr. Studebaker says that the state ticket just nominated is a good one, and will develop great strength as the canijralgn progresses. The enthusiasm of people of Indiana for General Harrison Is unprecedented, is Increasing from day to of the post which once seemed so grievlous day. and is u logical and strong assurance to be inrne. of victory. So it is with the old republican party, it too loves to gather around its camp fin's, to live over again hi memory and to gladly fondly sing and tell of tlir things of tbe past which once seemed so hart!, so grlev"All trade should be as free rm possible.’’ ious to t* borne. —Speaker Carlisle. Roll bock the scroll of time to some "I desire free trade, and I will not help thirty years ago; It seems like a dream but to peefeet any law that stands In the way y twterday that, in this goodly land of ours, of free trade."—Itogrrs Q. Mills. boasting of Its freedom, human beings, the "Tlie democratic party is a free trade colored people of the south were held lu party or It is nothing.” "The democrat Iwndagr as slaves brtxl. Iwught and sold who hi not a free trader should go else­ like lieast of the field to satisfy the greed where.”—Henry Watterson. and lust of a stave aristocracy, and when “Add to the free list as many articles as they were Awing os fugitives from this poMibie. Reduce duties upon every dutia­ bondage they were pursued by their mas­ ble article to the iowtwt point possible."— ters with fierce blood hounds, and the Secretary Faindilld. national congress by its laws cumpel led "It would lx* a glorious consummation of free men of tin* north to join In the chase. Turn Imck to the time when a Ixivejoy thia debate could wr only have gentlemen on tho other side join in tills invocation to was dragged through the »ln*eta of Boston paper and to type* “d to the hearts of hon­ for being brave enough to raise his voice est men to clear the way for British Cob- against so Inhuman a thing as this. Tupi back t<i the time when it was said -Mr. Cleveland stand*, before the coun­ that "slavery was a divine institution," try a champion of free itade.”—Ixjndon "that the nigger had no rights that a white mon wo* bound to respect" that lie was "only lit for a slave," to the time of squat­ and most effective free trade speech.”— ter sovereignty, of blooding Kansas. It Henry George. was then that good men from all imlltiad "If we did not require money to defray parties, men wlio loved freedom better tbe expenses of government, I would be than slavery came togetljcr and orgunixed an absolute and uncompnnulaing free the republican party. Blessed be that day for human liberty, human progrtoM and American greatneuL Thejgaln ha* been great and the xacrifiee We Irani the senate committee Intend to harfalso been great too gnat to l»e easily . report a sulvdltute for Representative forgot ton by the old republican party. It was then that it iMeame evident that Kogert bill to regulate railroad freight*. This Is to be regretted. It is acknowl­ thia country mum eventually be al) slave edged to lie the most Important bill of the or oil free, that the stave aristocracy of the session, and would tie a great benefit tn south aided by their friend)* in the north the people of this stab*. This bill takes and by British privateers sought by force of arms to dlaooh e tbta union and estab­ lish a southern confederacy whose chief comer stone should Im* free trade and makes It n Ix-nrfit to the producers instead. human slavery. But the old republican party was there It is a bill for simple justice to the l»u*lDrm <4 this stale. If a man cannot affopl and swore tliat by the grace of God ud to travel he will remain at home, but the the help uf oil men who loved country l*etgrain he mlaw, or the articles he may ter than party that such an Iniqultloua manufacture, must lie freighted no matter thing aboukl not be dune. And in that day whim the battle clonds in thin tai ridden in the laitance, when nuddena sighed for Um- diflkuiUMs and unfalmroa shown such Ing. a silent tear. The old republican jmrty ami ebeernd with tfaree who cheered. and Ad Flint Wagons. Studebaker Wagons. H Ward & Dolson Buggies. Mason Platform Buggies. Lansing Buggies. Sep Ti GOOI Phaetons, $1 ROBEI Messer Bros. & Reynolds. pMirooacr HUFFMAN BROS —-SELL----- - Notice-is t ne tff tbo B 'file iH-d BUILDER’S HARDWARE WANT On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Gra Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and prnarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES Of all kinds. Hastit We See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros, Gqv Con Hon HEADQUARTERS ----- FOR----- LO Circulation An iucre gtirdrr. Boots and Shoes. profoundly in hl* own txwom. ‘ Quart Ma -Silk warp at Nevins’. Another l “——------- • —uKXHHer waa rvauy We have a complete Hne of boots and shoes, which we will merchant. Ai to tbe body iualf. bo tbou-ht no morn in anv wnv .. * ™rUbta. cvrumodlU^ Homr,W' Geared 1dm <rf an -*■» o™, ooa.Iu sell cheap. We carry a complete line of A fall line v Grand Rap Maunie by J Dr. Wadd Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes this paper ca pnElMirt, uuo ‘l,nn to the H*** , fouud ~n-A gotten antiquity. Both in kid and goat (goat welte). In fact everything that k new in style and good in"quaHty. in plain figured. All goods marked A full an One Price to All” Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the Whitney None genuine unit es marked Whitney cm stole. Ue hear of other dealers belling Whitney boots and Gray Bi<->. and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is t<» tbeir goods as they know they are a good uiake; but no other dealer can get any of the alxne incutim.vl brands. k/ Shoe Dealers. tt �Banner. actings PERSONALmention. Srptemlter UW A D HISK£RN. Local D. WblllwS Smd„ •» *Judge •>• *« “. "i was VanZUe atoriai committee. the Seventh Adventist church »c?7hKCrm V£M_?e‘rt}' ta bolidla, aocu* SLT?' O_D ,hft rroundn an-.f£^ tral Michigan railroad project. people who , ---—j. ■■ ..w uuij BHuni am> subscribed the required oath. to push things will much for Boating* as. they have for Bottle Committee on credentials, H. M. Alien. city. u‘ te to thu Wm. Otto and A. C. Towne. Creek. P«« til atte-rs ln tbe hlslo^S Permanent organization. F. H. DeGolia. cecdud iu placing a loan that will insure Marsha! VaaNocker, of Nashville, kou““ C“pUU ■“ n»«n>rt from D, AmoaClafflin. Geo. K. Beamer. Leander brought up Will Treat of that town on the Lapltam and W. R. Clark. 9:15 p. tn. train. William bad got drank On motion a recess of thirty minutes <<j»» Our Bnma ten Mood,, lor Mutbe day itefarc, gut into a fight, and thu* given yesterday by tinfiling Uf a mortgage n port^*11 l° K'' e ’’on,uiDme to for S7.ooo.oou on the company's franchise. got a ten day» vacation which te- win sjiend with Sheriff Shrtner. His counte­ Dudtey. « to .telUrur In On nraaMnbllng, the committee on cre­ dential* made its report, which on motion the office of the register of deeds. The nance was t»ot *•* tbfaig of beauty.” One mortgage will also be recorded in the other aide of bls fare looked as though it had was adopted. tWrt"ai«. l» <™» A re»iution was adopted, that tbe del.- counties through which the road is to run come into sudden and violent contact with a mule's heel. • gates from the several precincts be author­ —Branch. Calhoun. Barry. Ionia. Mont­ 'tejI5ii^tar' lrtt for ( rtell ized to cast tl*e full vote uf such precinct*. calm. Mecosta, Isabella. Clare. Roscom­ Theeonimlttre oh permanent organiza­ mon, Crawford. Oscoda. Montmorency and there Saturday The ladles aid society tender the follow­ and Sunday tbe 23d and 23d. wuru«> USmoX"' "• ‘” tion report recommending that the tempor­ Presque Isle. The mortgage was executed in New York ing resolutions of sympathy to tbe family ary chairman and secretary be tbe perma­ The Michigan Central will, on Sent n to the Central Trust company, and is given of their deceased sister, Mrs. Inez Morthnent officers of this convention. -nd 12th aell ticket, from Ha.tinnto to secure tbe payment of bonds to the u.wn mST""' A motion was nude that the convention trull and return, at the rate of 84.00 .-vkh! Whekkas. Death has invaded our take a> receu until one o’clock. In the amount of S7.00b.000 in sums of 81,000 kolngun date of wde awl returning, meantime the Barry county delegates are each, dur in 1938. with interest at 5 per ranks and taken from us our slater, there­ later thun Sept. 13. on account of prohlbl ln to meet In tbe «hcrUT. office and decide cent., both principal and interest to be paid fore h.m mertfaig. P. A. Ha„x RoSlced. Tlrnt in the death uf idatar upon a candidate to be presented to the in gold coin. It Is signed by J. W. Boyn­ ton, president and Perley H. Brown, sec­ Morthland, our society has lost a worthy \y.\ sink hole Hut extend* iso feet along convention. retary, of the Central Michigan Railroad member, lur family a loving and indulgent the proposed route of the Central Michigan AFTKKXOON SEMloX wife aud mother, and the community a company. The fees for recording it O’Dell*"?. “ lltlk "“rt* "t 1-teTimX^ G'“4 Called to order by Chairman VanZiie. kind neighbor. amount to >19 In this county. <> Donnell. Is causing any quantity of Moved and supixirted. that we now pro­ Ratflvcd, That our heartfelt sympathy The rocui Is to run from Garrett, a town trouble to the grader* and promises to be ROBERTSON HOUSE, elt?*w2?Uah’i °f YltitOd this ceed to listen to the rejsirt of the Barry on the Baltimore <k Ohio in DeKalb eaunty. goes out to our mourning friends, realizing county caucus. -Carried. Indiana, through Steuben county in that that no word of oun can heal their sorrow city w educaday. s r wl ou c • The re|«>rt was that Philip T. Colgrove state and the Michigan counties named or fill the' vacant place In tbe family circle, by above to Rogers City on Ijske Huron, we can only rvetynmend them to Him who The Moiety connected with Emmanuel Frdrport, vtelted had been unanimously nominated .1 ■ - <u .Iiid Court Sta., Hastings, Mich. this city Munday. Barry county delegations as its candidate church will be entertained on Thurudav about forty-fiye miles below Cheboygan. doetb all tiling* well. Ratos, 81.00 per Day. Rctolved, That these resolution* be It ,ls intendril to make the road a north Jn’t 15th by Mradame* J. W. Bentley. W.' 11. II. odrtek., « MldUterllte. w„ |„ for sejiator. Dr. P. I).-Patterson moved that rules be and south trunk line. The principal cities published in the Hastings papers and a E. lower*, W. H. Powers. I’. T.Uolgroxe. town W editt-mlay. .! public I* rrspecttully solicited. MiKK-udcd aud that Philip T. Colgrove be and villages which It will reach In Michi­ copy be presented to the family. May Rolwts. Supper served from half f ' kited rriMlr™ Mr*. H. BrnuMAN. nominated by acclanuittuu. curried. gan are Gilead. Coldwater. Union ('Ire, past live until seven. AU an- onnHally in Bcllevuf Sunday. On motion a committee of three. Mr. Battle Creek. Hastings. Freeport, Lowell. Invited to attend. । U.S. Power*, ot Nashville, wa* In town Johnsou, Prof. Ellis und Dr. P. D. Patter­ Greenville. Stanton, Mt. Pleasant. Six Following are the real Mate transfers I sml Saturday evening. I>etw«'ii 1 XVantocl. son, were ap|x>hited to wall upon Mr. Coi- Lakes and Roscommon. After crossing for the week ending Sept. 10th. 1888, as Famrey’saM Hasting*. * long n,t ,Mi,.krt | on butimfi* Saturday. grove, to notify him of his nomination and the Mackinaw division of the Michigan .teR.a. .*«.«,mug n eIM „IU. • two .cheek* on I AL Ka~'.v- uf Nashville, vitited the invite fdm toappearbefore this convention. Central at KuM-ommon it runs through a taken from the bookato the register’s office: a tw'» ''he< ks Fabius DeHanta to P. T. Colgmvr; lot an city A senatorin) committe<> a* follows new and undeveloped country to the north­ •1.200. I KNSKH FAIU Apply at Once. eltynmnk—unr for *70 and oilier for C*.o- ‘■‘’•mb hub Thureday . * .Itefrr ro ttiisvaper* and u note of sum. Finder will be P. T. Colgrove to Fabius liellanU; lots elty ■ hihii Lk'hly started yesterday for u visit was appointed: Hun. Dan'l .Striker, chair­ ern terminus. Roger* city ia a thriving .*>: nmrrnEKs company ally n-wardet! by leaving at this uffie,-. man, Geo. Huggett and A. C. Towne. , village with a fine harl>or which is open at with relatives in Iowa. I'lie cun.ndttee ap|Hiintvil to wait upon least nine months in the year. 1‘he north­ Mr. Colgruve. through Mr. Johnson, chair- ern 100 miles of the line posse* through u CanUeton g?jw. "• "■ •j <ive!> that Uie annual racet- e-,. Vslentlne Lelus to Mary N. ffidnam: SOuaec I man, made their report aud Jntruduetsl the country that is rich in pine, hemlock cedar ('■-..ir.-.ote. Hop.- iu>d Oral geMHaaUt»*8lJ«0. IMociacion will ni'*t ut Prslrie- the largest and best ever offered. Oyer I ‘ Ilrt- Mixer and family retitrurd Mundu* <-andidiite, who nuule remarks thanking the and hardwood timber, and like the Grand • W. N. F. Sidnam to Valentine Lein»: kite wffl convention for th. tioiulngiion. und express­ Rapids A Indiana and Michigan Centra! and u*4 elty *1 .too. 8500 an- offertsl for race* ohd sporte. Th.-' home in Greenville. Etta M. Inehbold to (?, K. & 8. IL R.; on lot ing detenuinatlon to be elected. will do much to develop the resources of .!.,.»» that cornea before the rare* |»r*M».lur.„ ..e v > m ■ .’12 and 213 city 81» race* will teIk- tattler better titan tlmn ever ttd« tlds v.me year I1 Three Cheers were given tor Philip T. the northern portion ot the Lower Penin­ .1. II. Eaui..Trw i»r. Mt iotn-n. of Nashville, wa* in the A. N. Warren to Jacob tRrooae; «Msec3B and Visitor* nt Sie fair will witness the 1 Colgruve, the successful candidate. sula. • Irving gl.oio. city <nt butinras WednrHlayJ l*est speed trials seen on the grounds for ('wk k Sheldon to Lester Mead; TWa sec ZI Mr. Orno Strong was culled tor, and Mr. Boynton leaves for New York this Frank Clarke left Wednesday for Alma, Castleton 81 400. years. made a few remarks endorsing the action evening to close the sale ot the Iwndn. and U-stcr Mewl to Joseph W. Smith; OM sec 21 where he will attend college.! when he returns will be in sltape to push Catt!i'ton 82^00. <>f ti>e convention. The Michigan Central will, cinnmem lng nnl' I l-L*FIRST CLASS, rernument, I’urter Barnes to Romlro Mapet; lott Gregg* Jeasc Downs returned Friday from an work on the road with an increased fore**. On motion the conventiim adjourned. .. u: .prolHrtoh• 5* the rtaht men. Sept. «th. oh Thonday of each week until add Naahvill- »1M.____________ He hopes to complete the road from the :m<t expenses paid weekly. LH»- Nov. 15th sell ticket* from Hasting* to extended visit in Mlnn<*apoli|. southern terminus to Battle Creek during - < , .ceinrnt* to beginner* No prevlousex- Detroit and return, at tbe rate of $4.25 Don’t tall to use Job* A. Fuller's cholera G. W. PjJup . ■ r..!—-arj. outfit tree. Write fur D. IL Cook vtelted Kalamauip Thursday the present year, and the entire line of ' medicine. A never tailing cure for cholera, g«K<d on going on date of wh- amt return­ In company wRh Major Auduraon. bloody dysentery, ebotera morbua. cholera nearly too miles Iwfore tbe end of 1889.— lufanmn, chronic dlarrbaa, and all Oerangek. Nurseryinau. ing <m the following day on arcount ot art G. It Democrat, Saturday, Sept 8th. Koeht-rtcr, K. Y. Miss Grace Messer returns' to her work loan exhibition, this Include* coupon for Nut unlay forenoon the Union labor xunThe above mentioned mortgage was filed in tiie SL Clair seminary to-morrow. •admUakm. P. A. Hahn. Agent. ventlon of al>out 40 delegate* met in the here on Satutday, the fee being 810. The ., HMfinn. Mich. Ed. M6uar and wife, of Grand 'Rapids, court house, and after effecting a tempor­ mortgage Is not only for a large amount The time is at hand when the old and ary organization adjourned till ope o'clock but its site In words Is very great there young man tin- teacher and young mim visited in the city the (wst few day*. p. in. Upon re-an*embllng the lempojary being of them about 11,250. C. W. Jor­ Wheat. look* for a watch. I give them all n sj*eeProf. Ed. Troy, ot Caledonia, made a officers were nuute |>ernuuient: W. W. dan. deputy register, copied it Saturday lal invitation to call at my^ store wnd ex­ business trip to this city Wednesday. Kelly, chairman: A. D. ('adwalladvr, secre­ but says he don’t want another such days amine my large stock of watches. , Every Mrs. Granget-, of Middleville. the tary. The coiumlttce on resolution* in work very soon. watch i.s fully warranted. Call and see their report recommended that the organi­ guest of friends In the city lu|t week. them. John BkasMsb, HuSer zation l»e caiied the Union Labor party of Prairieville, Mich.. Sept. 3d. 1888. B. J. Hendershott und daughter, Mrs. E. Barry county; endorsed the national plat­ Enrruit Baxneu: ^/Sunday was G S. Brown’s2Vthbirthday. W. Morrill, vtelted Grund Rapids Friday. form: and resolved that none sliuuld take lost Saturday evening I attended a *o on Saturday his wife* planned a little |mrt in tin* convention who were pot in (». R. Matter, of Freeport, was In the ••rousing denn*-grecnback meeting at Lard.. surprise for him. in tin' evening Charlie city Monday and made the BInxkh a cull. sympathy with the principle* of the party, Orangeville. There were present 38 gen­ was all broke up when about 40 Indip- and , prepared to earnestly work for them and tlemen including the speaker and 11 ladle's Mr#- -'• I l>*w’’.'. of Jolnutown. wa» u gentlemen .................... inarched in and took l possession entirely opposed to fusion. Tbe report including little misses.. I-should hat at­ H~t Hld« { of hl.* domicile. The evening was very j ^rst at A. Noldes’ Saturday hid Surfday. Was adopted by a rising vote, there being Gail H Idpleasantly spent and near Its close A. H. | M11m, Izora Saixlfonl. of Mb^levilJe. wa* alsml a hfilf-dozen who refused to vote. tempt to write In regard to it at all only for one Statement nuule by the *|K*aker Johnson in a few timely remarks present- the gu^j of Mi„ j.m|an Ellwtssl Sunday , Tellers were appointed and the nomina­ Mr. .Ionian. He said that the iisscssed ■noon, afternoon ami tion of u ticket proceeded with. Each can­ valuation of Barry county was notone ed h. with a Imndstmie va*y chair. I , Frank Herrick, of the Commercial hotel. didate was nominated by aielamation. Apple* evaporated. half what it was 15 years ago; this m-erned raover wed............ On Friday last In this city while Peter । Freeport, was in town on business Mon­ Following is the ticket: so much like a slander on the grand old TUnoCby 8e*d........... Stevens, of Yankee Spring*, wa* attempt- day. Representativt—W. W. Kelly. county <>f Barry and her people that the Ing to get into his buggy hi* horse’ being .. t r Pratt Judge of Probate—Albert G. Kent. statement would* seem to merit rclKikf. r.V'ti^Vste^n^iU’wI? c^lTV *J"k,hr <Uej,‘ °f Mrfc X“,u*n !*Urlow .Sheriff—John Hinckley. To one n-vlewiug Barry county • for the Gov. luce, (Jerk—Eugene. E. Jamnreau. first time in 18 years the development Kegiater uf Deeds—Wm. 1*. Bristol, Jr. seems wonderful. Thousands of old . ngresstnan O'Donnell, > tween the wlieel and teix thu* enuring a D. Strikeh wife and daughter left Fri­ t«d fracture. The leg wa* set anti Mr. Treasurer—WHHam G. Brook*. buildings have been replaced by new and Hon. Frank Plumley. Steven* conveyed to hte home, where wr day U> attend the M. K. conference nt SL Pnmecutlng Attorney—A. D. Cad walla- substantial ones: the acreage of cleared understand hr i* suffering much pain 'Joseph. land has Increased to wonderful degree, Clroult Court" Commissioner* from tlir fracture. w. so much *o that old places familiar to boy­ Mrs. T. Phillips. Mrs. F. Nj-wman and Urofoot. John Q. Qunif. hood day* are only recognized by nature's A ball game was played at the fair Mrs. J. M. McElwain vlsltrtl Nashville Surveyor—Alfred C. Wilsoiu work: tlir face of the country, tbe lakes । ground* Friday between Vermontville yesterday. Coroner*—Geo. O. KvnL A. W. Wilcox. and streams are alone unchanged. Tbe and Hustings. After the srrtmj Innings □C. S. Whllronib relucted! yesterday Jacob Shoup. Jennw Frost and Charles s]H-nker t<)’re J. G. Blaine, of Maine, (posltin- game wa* nil one sided. Vennuntvillr afternoon from a visit to Benton Harlsir Fulrcldld were ap|K>inted delegates to the bly yourM’lf and some ot your readers striking out in one, two. three order for congressional convention; and Coleman II. have heard of him) all to prices, still In five sticrt’sslve innings. The visiting team Kiuaell. Michael M<»4-y and W. W. Kelly my opinion tbe said J. G. B. will gather ot pension to William VanMiss Nellie Baitcock leaves lo-night for were wUUng U> quit ut Uic end of tin* 7th delegates to tbe state senatorial convention. himself together sufficiently to vote tbe Buffalo when*l*r will make ah extended I Inning when the score stood 14 to 5 In W. W. Kelley was a|*pointed chairman republican ticket this fall. What propor­ >' irjift Jar* “oc a dozen at favor of Hasting*. Throughout the entire visit with relative*. of the county committee. A. D. Cadwalla­ tion uf the audience were republicana 1 game the te-st of feeling prevailedMrs. Heney and children, of Jackson, de r. secretary, John Q. Qualf, treasurer, cannot say. but when we left the rwrtii visited Mrs. F. Miller lari wpek. They und the following members from their re­ then- were at leant two who were arguing ;i» Henrietta* in black and color* The democrat* had n big time at Middle­ spective towns. The committee being giv­ for protection and from their language left Saturday for Dutton. ville Tlinraday. In which they wen- assist­ en power to select memlx-nc from the4 re­ they were able to give the reasons for the Mrs. Emma Ja'ichner. who lias been the of timothy wed at stauff^- ed by many republican* who were attract­ maining towns: x faith wUhin them. Mr. Jordan will in­ ed by their curiosity to see the pre-eminent guest of Mrs. Kittle Ilanauer. returned Irving—John Mathews. crease the republican majority In Barry Hopper. Wellington R. Burt. The speech­ Monday to her liotue. Grand Rapids. Rutland—Jacob Shively. county unless hi* friends catch and bold •.'nut g!**!-goods *nd cheap, go to es were not of the vote-winning kind by Hastings—John Q. A. Parsons. Ml*.* Ednu Havens left Friday for Three him until after election. Akoi k. • t’>>t them. ' any means. At thia point 213 tickets were Rivers. whereUhe has secured the position CRy, 1st ward—David Trego. Mild, but in point of number* kt Mlddl. - of awdatant principal in the high school. City. 3rd ward—L. C. Beadle. ,n. ..f children’s school shoes for The examination of A. 1L Winn and vllle the crowd is estimated at about twoCity, 4th ward—E. E. launareau. Miss Bessie Wing, daughter of M. H. thirds of the republican' crowd the week Chas. SioMon. charged with attempted Maple GroVe—Douglass Slade. PERFECT Wing formerly of this city, was married grave robbery, was concluded yesterday at Un*-’ll ij>;d- hand made boot*and shoe* before.' Hope—Dungan Campbell. the 5th ln»t. to John A. Stevens, of New Nashville. Both were bound over for <i’-'l<; i, G. Runyan. Barry—John W. Ford. /There wa* a good attendance at the rn- York. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Will make trial In the circuit court. Jnhntown^-Caleb Moore. * Dr. Vi .tdtfle Is building a new office on taluiiM-iit given at Union hall Wednesday their future home In New York. Assyria—Asa Wilcox. lu superior execlieuoe proven In inlUiaaaof i-outh uf Mr*. Hadley's. Mr*. Rachel Bailey will speak on temnight for the benefit nf the C. K. & S. rail­ Carlton—John Willits. . Talmage Cliffonl. who lately returned js-ranee at the Cxuirt house Sunday even­ Baltimore—Geo. VanSicklesZ Th<- :• il; Michigan infantry will hold Ite road The program was interesting- and from Findlay. Ohio, brought with him Ing Sept inth. Mrs. Bailey- te so well much enjoyed by those present All who cat Joint ■>nr..»! f- uniun at Flint. Sept. 26th. ’ Before the nomination of theilickf ______ some tine views of that hustling elty. known by the dttzeus of Hastings that we Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not •took port acquitted tbenwelvra admirably. Q. Qualf and Charles Fairchild in speeches contain Ammonia. Lime, or Alum. Sold only •• ■•>:>•! hand school book* at Tiie singing by Mia* -Sarah Jones was es­ whau* wonderful natural gas i resources made to the ^invention, repudiated tbe bespeak for her a full house. ,n caDi price BAKING POWDER CO. •m>i Ik- hud at Fred Heath'*. pecially praised, she having far out reach­ have made It a marvel In growth and proa- charge tliat republican ••boodle’’ hail been Mason fruit cans: Pinta, 85c.; quart*. perity. NKW VOBK. CHICAGO. ST. LOUU. used to |»iu*k the convention. pat<iit im^llclnes advertised tn ed the expectation of her friends, who 10c.; 2 quarts, 81.10 per dozen. Woodbury After the business of tbe convention was fruit cans: Quarts, 81.10; » quarts, 81.30 Im- prdcunid at Fred Heath's have not hearddun* sing since tin* left for .iXou Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, and iteo. Emdip r Olivet. Tbefrecelpt* of the entertainment mason, uf Cleveland, were the guests of concluded, those present listened to a per dozen. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Huffman last weekspeech from Frank Fogg, of Lansing. Mr were S45.50, expense* 81. s»mi. 11.x. * Throe young gentlemen were vdry excel­ Fogg delivered a good speech from his ■a .tin- your butter and eggs and pillowing ve the Methodist EplMopal lent musicians, a* those who liidened to standpoint, but his ideas were very ehlmer- much tot any house In tbe The M. C. will sell excuraion tlckpta'ito mintetera apportioned to Barry county by the line execution on the plant* at Mr. Grand Rapid* on Sept. 17. 18, 19. 30 and teal. the Michigan conference now in session at EtessmeriM music room on Wednesday after­ 31. good for return Sept. 22d at rate of 95c <<>ui|ih*tr stock of laities' noon can testify. for round trip on account uf fair. St. Joseph: <i Ihtngola shoes for aale by J. Ha*ting*-W. M. Puffer. Hastings circuit—W. D. Rowland. Tbe appalling ravages ol yellow fever al Every one should do his i«rl toward* Jacksonville, Florida, ha* led tbe Detroit Tbe republican* of the Star school dis­ Irving—G. E. Hollister. your winter shoes until you aiding the officers In their effort* to make Journal to open a sulmcriptlon for tbe tick trict, Hasting* township, will raise a Har­ thru Middleville—T. T. George'■lain and Stoneham co-operathe county fair a sneers*. Help rail I* and the 8.000 awl over, who are officially rison and Morton pole Saturday afternoon Woodland-L. M. Garlick. st.-yilfer ffc Crawley’s. given in many ways und “every little reported to be without means of support, at 4 o’clock. Directly after the pole-rais­ Freejx*rt—M. B. Townsend. .Ku'U p • ■ examitmtion on a charge of but yet who. by the rigid quarantine regu­ ing^. T. Cblgrove will dell ver an address. helps.” Bantleld—J. C. Ci»«t । ■ aled wea)xius was eontinued lations, are hopelessly shut up In the Prairieville—O- H. Perry. * D .t’ook desires tossy to *ay to all lo Ti.i.r, tii-fore Justice Kenaston. plague stricken city. The Detroit Journal I mv contract has l>een let for a mile of Na*hville-E. A. Tanning. who owe him that Im- mn*t have an Im­ publishes from day to day the aekiwwL grading on the extension of tbe C. K. 4 8. Rev. Levi Master te agtin stationed « mediate settlement, and that il: will te Dm priu>" Kip boots are undoubtedly IL R. and work thereon 1* rapidly pro­ liieiw-.i t<..; ||la,|,._ Every pair warranted. Kalamazoo, Rev. W. A. Hunsl.enter at choaper tn settle with him than ^Ith any rdgement of all gifts’ sent, with tbe names gressing. Undoubtedly the road will be and addresses of the doners, and tbe read­ Coldwater, and Rev. lot* at East strw L • STAt-FTKIt * ClUWLKYJ ers of this paper should liberally and built at least as far as Woodland thi* ftiL one else. The iiB>veit excursions advertis'd by Grand Rapid*. quickly respond to the appeal by forward­ Death with hl* sickle keen te actively a \fter s lengthy session »'»the common eouiST Fri.tay night It was deeklrdto ing to the Detroit Journal their gifts, work and within tlw week Just closed Lan­ ’!»■ M. «•. rad'iittd are not to local point*, Elteu.hr ptelteteUim. w fickri. j„. tiiem uri. to western point* tMMtponelhe consideration of the proposed which may be sent by P. O. order or in sing contributed liberally to hte harvest. Wd InTtlteUn*. ou •mly. GnJn street grade until the next regular iKistage stamps, small amounts Is-lng a* In the past 48 hour* four of Lansing'* old acceptable as large. There is no doubt and well known citizens paared to their .*.N l> 11 |wys any houiwikeeper to buy silver meeting, feept- '•!*• Xr.uk I'unilr). ot Vmnool. but tliat onr readers are willing and anx­ but reward. About 2 o’clock Sunday VMMK, l isted lie.!'..-,, forks and spoons at low To CbOM who waat tbatr *dv»rtt*lM to pay. ious to help, and hove, only waited for an morning Ambrose Alexander, father of Mason 1 fruit cans: 1’int*. price*. jtessmer the jeweler sells O-Honurll m.doUten. Tlte This opportunity 1« dow Fn*d Alexander, of the Secretary of State’s ot .uoh ram lor lbr .ite.krn; k. « MJ -ik- ■ 2 cuiurts. 81. lb per dozen. W oodbury opportunity. । ism. I . supplied by the Detroit Journal. w In.on' • rrowd but r,.tertblI'd ■ office, died. Mr. Alexander had redbed latest arrival at John Bessinfv's Jeweley noulblr WTt! br .lour to thu ripe old age of 88 years, ami enjoyed pe, *“',kSi|rrll ,1AM. a S ''■•re—4«u |,wl of .sold gold rings direct JSuoutonntor.il. It h Dur reader* will note elsewhere the an­ remarkably good health up to within a ;'"iu the manufu' hirers which are for sale ilr Arno- I**** «'<«" nouncement of the Rower Shoe Ca The short time of ids death. He wa* bora In „«d. .nd U». tbr, “J X, ■1 iowprires. creek was arrested ami brought befwe well known reputation throughout Barry Rhode Island, March 4. 1800, and moved to h^lw' Krnsston Saturday charged with county of thin firm as reliable dealer* ren­ Michigan in 18*4, locating In IJvingirtor. UVork mi il*? grade tor tlir Central Mirfaders it unnecessary to say any thing on that eoutrty- Twenty year* later be took up -ii r.iilr<suf is progres-ing rapidly, the bis residence in Barry county, where te­ from all I»ai t* of Um' .“'StlallV Invited. ^,,“,,,’.11 I>1» i-xai. Imrtkm «■< M,,re. At the Rower Shoe Co., store can -'wr- haring arrived.within about three be found the largest and beat selected ll ved- until 1885, when he raw to 1 An­ Munday. *u*ck of l>ool* a’M1 between Grand ting. Ur leaves two son* and one daugh­ '•* h.iv 4 number of city lot* ttiat we I Buskirk, of Yankee Siiring*. was a Rapid* und Jackrom They al*o sell more ter. 'Die funeral will I* bekl at hte late x-H on contract. ‘ making the terms „n w.,,™- r.lkr M «> grsxl* than any other dealer* lictween. Hi- left some pi*”he« <”• our desk, lhey those point*. Tiwy have th< excl-uhc; iu,; •< a. *•- ........................ !??' Al’Pb' at the offices of Smith A LereU tK -rly Crawturt ^ricty and. rictetiug. The remains will t* taken to ’*•<«•*< r W. I*, sidnam. ■« ««*»/ Uk» wv BtW. agency un — - --- -------___ i... Burtenshaw shoe*, shoes, and the celebratedI Irving, Barry county , ter Interment.—l*u»(MUhMM lia ___ . nur loj to n>ir<j.n«haw T new 5tnck of fine box papen, writing ting Republican. •bo.ldmkrli.>^'^X£Xl Whitney tesrt*. ; . K.rrr *n<’ ubl,!tx. A 25 cent purehaae behold. •"UIK jon tn a ticket in the elegant gift .nd Utelr .r.uiute't- tor" Aw«He. .nd Ao-rtr-’ Inlrrr— FIREMEN’S Annual Ball Union Hall, HASTINGS, Thursday Eve'g, September 27th, The Best'of Music. good time for all, SI. Si—BILL— 'bT ?** ,h' ”°, “,M th<‘ ' K" & W ANT E - G><z«/ Republican -. I Hiisihiff, - Mick. Wstatej, Oct. 3rd. vujLL weTgTTt- pfPRICEfc CREAM AL NEWS. Hast)n?e Banner, *1.00 a Year. FOR SALE! AfARIfeESSri A TO ADVERTISERS. 71“ JLn-. »'■<»<» �EATING MEANS OF SUBSISTENCE. MEN WHO PREDICT THE EXTINCTION OF HUMANIY BY STARVATION. FROM thi; b NECESSITY. THAT & Bo* many rnoornlaad woman wttb hmunrernblr quertlon* He will ot daily Mfb. property, maybe fall over If ba notice* any peculiarity Worn by the parties, ths: .<-ed ■ bae lived for ever twenty y«ar» quietly with The liouae. that Jack b»** menoT uuixl and learning should bo pre- U ths matter ha* recently bren dis ■ Mr. Frwfarick B. Hawley in tbo Journal of Economics aud by Mr AtkitLson in The F.wum. Both must gn through a bracing up procaa*. After Looked at tbo watch anil mentally concluded To Band a Chlrtmey. To build a chimney that will draw forever aud not fill up with soot, you murt build it Dr. J 394514 be vigoruUBly, prtxeed* to Ingrat what he can; with salt; for chimney of brick, wet them nr tbe second of whom ahowvd that laud cult! rated for n scrim of years yielded diminish labor and capital expended upon It It to certainly difficult to refute the propoaitloo* of Malthus and Ricardo by arguments. cingthan tireonca The population of th- wrote and food to cheaper and more p.lenty. Seton.'* ai. applied to the raising of crojs and to tnuuixirt-Htinn haa rer<4nUonlsed tbe whole matter uf tiie supply *f food Fifty — - 4 —f..—-.1 »!.—1- -r—.- •o occupies hi* attention. Whistle blows, bell rings, clock strikes or friend comes In. Dinner to sought: feels somewhat' empty. Finally time to rtop work comes; closes up actiro effort, but mind and attention rtlll stomach, as well down, has no appetite. as ot herwire.' Putters of machine* one man now find* uo difficulty in planting and tending forty acre - Experi­ ments are now Icing made with machines for barvesung and thrakbing corn, on l within iwnighto, low of ophite, and languid f.-Hng <»••» fam bv o — mental exertion tn wn- tent of saying that American cabinetmakers could not earn their tobacco money iu China, as most of their work, while grand to th*, eye. was coarse in construction. Any skillful bedstead that would be worth 110.000 in China, but it wouldn't pay to make such a curiosity'• In China, hr mid, b«l«te«to are Chicago Unroll. When doctors dtoagrve who oholl dccidof e will keep th? animal. nal lack of enjoyment of life; eternal eating prom Inent Boston doctor* and stated non­ existent symjrtomt and requeirtz’l a iliagnosi*. doctor and a statement Silage to the coming Dur­ and tire prn<>|«vt to that they will aoon bo in­ cluded among tbo most ennimou article* of -food. PRKSXF.VATIOX Of PXIUSn All LX FOODS. tablrt. Unh und moat has prevented alxiut half th.- amount of these article* annually produced from going to waste and rrlukred food [iroducu cleared n.. pcrtohaUo Ago, gnren turtle captured lu the West Indies at tbe sanxZtime, and pineapples raised in Booth America. tho first impression at night of which was and machinery., that the girls all had their hair In curl papers, and that they were * flue lot of sturdy anucl young Amazons that bold It straight and steady while fc> subjected to the drawing action of rol'nrs moving faster than it* delivery. Thu soft, even bond of straight fibers thus formed to called a‘sliver.' Twelve of three ore put into a ‘drawing frame,’ extended and delivered as one, and thi* operation i*j»q*ate<i three tiinm, one which to no thicker than one of the twelve had been Iwrfore drawing. By this the fl! wm are nil straight and disposed with perfect evenness. Tbe ‘silver’ to now slightly tho (pinning frame. Tbe proce—es of spinning and twisting together for tbe attainment of bo worth detailing. and cheapest strings, is carded like cotton. The bfa of prudtu^jjg air wn* thick with dust from the Grain producing territory large enough to cultural export* state that Siberia to capable Eurojre with grain. A llku statement is climtote, taking them apart, cleaning wd oiling them, and then putting them together. Tbe whistle sounded, aud before its echoes* enoouraged the universal cur] papers tlxvry Tho die of overeating, thinking that it to bls duty to do hto part in "duposing of the surplus.” Foanbly tbo last man will laugh himself into an nnunwly grave while reading tbe absurd theories ot Malthus and noticing bow his predictions came out.—Chicago Tim*.**. "Another wonderful tlhrovrry ha* t"*n made mid that Um by a lady in this coun­ ty. IMwasc fastruc.1 It* clntrhrs upon her and for arren yrar* ahe withstMid It* wverest testa, but her rltnl organa were siii.lennlncd anil death aermeti Immliwut. For three months ahe imughed Incessantly ami could not sleep. She tonight ot n* a Imttle of Dr. King's New Discovery for crnaumptlon and was ao much rvlievNl on taking first dose that ahi* »h*pt all night and with one tort tie has I>ccti miracnlously cured. Her name u Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W: C. Hamrick A Cq,. of Shell»y. N. &—Get a free trial bottle at XV. • H. floodyear’a drug store. W. D. Sult, druggist, Blppus. Ind., testifies: **l am n*a*ummenil Electric Bitten* aS the very best remedy. Every torttie sold has given relief in every caw. One man took six bottles, and was cured of rhoumatUm of 10 years* dandlng.” Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellville, Ohio, affinnx: "The best selling tnnlidne I have ever handled in my 20 years exper­ ience. Is Electric Bittcnv.” Thousands of others have added tbMr testimony, tu* that the verdict I* unanimous that Elcetric Bitters do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a tiottle at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. formed, working shirts were thrown off. and on anything that I over read or anything that I ever heard anjrbody say. It to ra- Tlir best naive In the world for cuts, braises, ulcers. *alt rheum, fever son*.*, tetter, chapped hand*, chilblain*, coni*, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures plies, or no pay required. It to guaranteed to give perfect satfafactlon. or money re­ funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sale by W H Goodyear I Cedar Spring* fair OcL MS Inchmh r. Knoxvhxi, Trot., July a. :8M. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Go.: Gentlemen—I can cheerfully and tnithInlly say that S. S. S. is the greatest blood who wasn't good humored and inclined to , purifier on earth. In 16S4 I contracted “Tbo theory to concerning little men and omen. I believe that people of small waa a joker and we checked him to ask what uathcr friend sold bo had another way of Sailing "If you will ride from Ashland Wo hoar* having p— system, *n<i >aru>> 11 cummer debility, lull cine—not * driuk. itixa <he Imoi tonic*, giving totting( ------- —— and health to tkyisand- * cmm of their many ilia, h is eaptcitlly valuable at thtoj di««nM which i* nrariy al way* ■o liable to sunstroke, a Compound, by re*t<*rri*" perfect fatal. Paine’s Celery move* the liability health, almort entirely re . to thi* dread dtoesse. If you feel the aflerte of summer’s heat, you can’t ufibrd to delay anoth» day to-fare gaining the vitality only o>4ain«d by the know a little woman who wasn't Jolly and full of funl r vs studied humanity a good good results. I took a half dozen differt kinds of blood medicines, but, without in- duced to try S. S. S. 1 began tbe first bottle with tbe gravest doubts of success. I had Lccn so oftsi deceived. But im- individuals almost until perfectly well, i I ha”e since married, and have a healthy family. No trace of tbe disease is seal. Swift's Specific did all electrical lights I will tbe little grown up people. BURLINGTON. VT. "Thi BUTEBS'GUIDEts i**ued March and Kept., each year. It to on ency■ clopedla of useful infor^■motion for all who purabase tho luxuries or tho nscssritlo* of life. Wa Minnesota Leads the World styles and quantitlss. Just figure out what ia required to do all these things COiFORTMBlT. and you oan make a fair eMimste of tbe value of the BUYEBB GUIDE, which will be eent upon M"®iA House Furnishing 1 X. Henri tee cent* tnr xHuin end MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. Ill-IM Mioblgan Avanna, Chicago, IM. RHEUM, SCALDS. SORES. WOUROS. IN­ BOXES INVALUran 25"? »«*»«. Which, more than anything else, have contributed to the phenomenal growth of The Chicago Daily News, giving it a circulation larger than that of all other Chicago dailies combined. It seems strange that the first practical, combined application of two such common sense principles in journalism should have been left to a paper as yet only twelve year^ old. And yet true it is that in Ulis fact lies the real secret of the unparalleled success of The Chicago Daily News. Briefly stated these principles are: First. THE DAILY NEWS Second. THE DAILY NEWS Is a daily paper for busy people. la an Independent, truth-telling newspaper. (»f *11 mankind the people of Chicago and the bmv Hr are to be found who appreciate an keenly the necessity of an as at kaat intentionally truthful, and Wir^lv u> in fitt n telUgent knowledge of the world** daily doing*. They’recognire that they, more than anyone etoe. are the worM’a providers *n many of the n»ott important necewarie* of life. How im­ portant. then, that they thonld have their duly intelligence of : every event, the world over,. which any poeaibilitv tnwotiwl. »n<t arc rcrcjtrf at • ------- by • i —r ....... can affect wvvt, oUbm bnau. that they i<w» — ■________ v . 1 their ,t: divemfieil commercial holding*. And in‘all the higher rcuet of want—aa ao a.il ,nae|«rcM- l,.aa |«ani. .S r«l«“ . littered* t_ z ■ ... . _ ha ita n oolj ataahn rcio.ke of the fhou;li'l-' ! h* Smrcs more keenly appredahve of all tha contribute* to program in eao trcopls arc in.ltitrcaaoooch.lhooltlotH n-osh."«W art. literature, science, religion, politic*, and the thousand and one things which make up modem civilization. truth to prefer it to the misleading, the trath*di*col oring ‘kHm**! pendent ncw(|*aper which give the reader tf*7'• > Oi openion, rwzzw uj-art wa.. ........ the thoughtful reader even when he may ik* •»n^ !lir",c "k" "mi—rtie. 111. re»: -n,reu. b too much far tn- Cadillac Is to have a *1.000 half mile trotting track. Yort&m. S1**1 limc-<!es»roying thing, the - blanket-sheet" ,u_ ______ __ ... W. 6. Romnson. r 3, Atlanta, Ga. New York, 756 Broadway. -FREE I ^idrvsa c. G. HAMPTON. Ddrtni, .'lick. There are Two Distinguishing Characteristics mine was afflicted with bad blood, and brake All druggtots tall S. S. S. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances ahd the most approve'! remedies, adapted for special cases, many of tnem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect. a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. MafeA^ACHIIIEflYr^ ■Little men are inrariably good story taD- it at all, yet I know a nlnsrraNrwi and exneri- Seeing him,if vou are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. -^CIDfR catarrh. ih»vUrnTH«d.il,nmireh,«nh abnt tbo other, not fatally, butsenotuly. The Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal. from the very lest citizens of Hastings ami vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. CHEAP EXCURSIONS. tore tr MIS They make more tta proprietor anld ba could go us onu better. The best possible te>timomaJ of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a *uccesdnl Sractice in dealing with such inorders. DON’T PUT OFF <_S. RICHARDSON 4t CO. County fair at Owdsmi Oct.'J-d incluslvv. Direct from the Front. "If you will tramp the city over and take notice of tlio busiuoa:. places you Will find .. appllsneen to ride, walk, dance, sleep. Often need *o<ne wife cathartic and tnnle to avert approaching deknee*. or relieve colic, headache, sick stomach, indigestion. dysentery and tbe complaint* Incident to childhood. Let tbr children take Slmpions Urer Regulntor and keep well. It to purely vegetable, not unplea*- nectlon with oilier medicine. laid out straight and ot u uniform a thickness ns jMwible, in four Inns, on endio*. orally understood to Seth Green haa apparently demonstrated that "water farming” to more profitable than land farming. Ito thinks that all will soon c^po^a .h>. r-. Mraitwt the attacks of preparation to a modi ecientit'ic combination °F benefit to body and brkin.\S and ha* brought new life in Tho Globe. Superintendent Hindu, a big. good natural or, as it to technically termed, 'scutched.' and costing but four cents per jiound. । Globe disclosed a recnark able difference of opinion among the physician* of that city. das. own making. He to a robber of nature aud ' But notwithstanding this, each doctor dloglias failed to put In practice the full meaning of tbe divine commandment: “Thon shalt doctor gave the imaginary invalid a different purpreo of |>roJucing m>**t. Producing now varied** of xmall fruit* and melon* and improving their cultivation hare* added much to the food *upply of tbe world. Fruit i.’Zriow almost aa common on table* a* tirc-ad. Melon*, orange*, strnwtar- DISEASE, eighteen inches from it.—Scientific Amer- exelaims: “ right along.' anted, cultivated, dog, sorted and bagged ' machtnery. Tbe machine ha* done more for tiie field than for tbo shop in tbe matter of increasing production. Kkill iu bi-ecdmg and feeding ha* reduced Th.'t lived tn the home, that Jack built sometimes gvt> red hot. A chimney built from cellar up to better and lens dangerous MICH. Can give -those suffering from any form of NASHVILLE, full; empty feeling gone. supply tbo material to make it. There was then no implement for harvevting when* but the only implement used—could only plant THI SPECIALIST, Id the Machine, that washed the tight to beam* and roften; there to where tbe . • agreement with the coocluamn* deduced from ’he • Disagreement* are of email moment if only c. nfidrtKr > ■ he* of pwrpoae remain*. With so mere political «—W*’ P**1 no "ax to grind." the impartial aad indenen.:.-ni newr’i*’’*1*truly be “guide, philo*ophrr and friend’’ h inc rhy TH* lUll* every aha de of political faith. And tH* i» New* has to-day a circular*>n of over “a-mdi M. WroAJtT, Sibley. Iowa, write*: "1 am "■ Twx Daily Nkw*. although I am a *br ‘ *» r • * -■ *,-c*..: ~ w. >dds a third «.«ly muWpljr " “ credit where due reg,rrile'» ot party. r “f popuurity THE DAILY NSW’. ieN^*z^e.?ii“L”,,spapcr'and ”"c The ex ,.--------l "onnwest by the thousands mailed, postage r/>d ” for “h: by all newsdealers at One Cent per copy, or *i1 afford as welLas*tbe merchant25.oer>ts month. The fenrer and mech.im Addnutx iavt: metropolitan daily Atwres. VICTOR F. The Daily News, Chicago. �Washington statesmen. UterSSSArrS.* '"•’tort b» Ml who l-AtoiwrilU w,lJw" H-Wtata, ot Hood*, SUCCINCT REPORT OF THE WEEK’S BUSINESS. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. X’l” WOMEN COUNTERFEITERS Uttfatowu Friday by tho arrmt at a com- 1 tbirtvdars.’ binaiion <>' 1*11stion blit the tai# l*euU" cunrentrated extract of “»ii il; ‘ --u.t , a Lease Spnngn JuaUco forwnlloplug Ufa wife, Georg* Thoma. WAA Of t b* /mi,,',.,. • 1_ ...... ■ ■ n-Uj u aud ufferwlnsoluUon of Inquiry into tbo •t which Um* thirtT.,r“Uk*“o8^ a.. to to mrt ■“ '*'»<ata»d iaB..-abMherft fanooeasnry to prevent or medicine i. , If >ou arr kAbc beat omfab it Thu teed to an extended partisan WamintOTox Citt Nan, . o»l-ate. t-r.ctidpatod in by V«t and Plumb rim ipdly. and VW* resolution went over. J|-<r -■•«■! A letter be hud received from •U.Stor'*" b" »“• Ci-iB' • Arpin, uf Quebec, roggeeting that if “ •'“7 W1U1 * morphine appairte, got nl. overdoK, thal .vrtalti lav etaiiiw held by Canadians against they would not vote fo, L "sited him ton-. rl... ~I._L._2____ . . •Xc Ctdted State* were paid now tho “•/ o—'ta. O'Neil of MmoJi, *n?? ** Min‘ Chr ins wupl-l assist the Republican party «d Cockran of NeV^J ftr : U..-. turn—by making a liberal oL M. railway conductor wm r iU. Hear asked that tbe tetter Utter imiking an eloouent ** thirty days, because to didn't ■ that when the claims came up' it for gettingnoon alesiHH’lr.... . uj...— .... .. ■ ■ 5. r might c-tuo up, too. ns an atusmpt for good. m: ri,;-ti»u. Certain bills for lightbouaM, And the bill paasod—y«*. .... na*,tn°d. John Oral ' ttaa tbe bill to prohibit “T”" *" ■ *“'T Ol to into an unpi M-nc« to come home. immigration wm taken up without any risk of conveying infection by __W—n. L. ' S5Xto!JSi£’,™t- 'Varner’s Log Cabin Rem- MRS. STOWE DYING.' ng, and finally went It over witbihd the senate adjourned. f B.iiusylvante introduced in the Sy THE FAMOUS AUTHORESS NOT LONS FOR THIS WORLD. A which, withal! ita legal vurbiage ■L i» in effect m follows: From and ।-agu of this bill Cbinwe laborers :: iy prohibited from landing any■ , United States under, any cirAll laws lnronsi»Umt with this ->r Canada Im. jurisdiction • . bill defining trusts and declor'..;\r<ait'» resolution regard­ .. . Librarian McKee's book wm >•••.. up. aud tU’ daily political debate bill was then consi lervd. and ;i linutber political delate. Teller itH»t talking- The bill went over .ribrtL Softie unimportant business •• - unto adjourned. • •Iutiou was introduced in tbe house . directing tliu/pecial committee on irs* liuiMiug to' inquire whether any ■I tiie bouse had attempted to coritiue.i.-- tbo architect to a<*copt in- ■ ■ "luunt him’ h« declined, say­ . uld lu so Worn the committee, itii.n wa* referred to a special com-dated for tht.j^AiriKuc. Tbo couri'i . "ii the army bill wm called .1 uf Caun-luu. good* through > duty fm> Ha held that tbe • lira bold otherwise. and opposed . g that the | ropusml retaliation : , 1 . ;n of Michigan made an attack '. ; : and Mid diplomata were fool" i»<i knAve*, ami without action the houso Xij.Hfl-.ie-I. • : iSt.jjs Citjt, S..pL <>.—Sbermau X>7 -hihon m the senate yesterday 1 ■ president abrther Chinn bo* or miiti -,I the recent treaty. Sherman taat thu information should bo in tak-1. on the L;X1» Chmate bill The cuolerrc r.-[»-rt ci> the army bill, with a di«vi -o’ <mi bimvy ordnance, wa* prewmtod ai d a r..-.v ronference ordered. Pmco spoke igain-t t.LanJl-r'» resolution relative to the r»:vr.- L ui iano election. Th.) Chinese bill ■ t! aa-l then Geurgu spoke at length in r • t ib pv- ige When be had conclud>i'i quorum t.-ing present and voting •<b -Lljuunieil with Um bill still pend- : tits to the furtifientiou bill and orn of privilege and read a newspadating thnt be wu tbe man re■ ii. f>llcy'K resolution of Tuesday. . ular and .l.-manded a prompt invest!ga­ !- lutr'sluced a concurrent reeoictii . :<.r i'lj-'urmm>al SepL 'Ji. which wm 41 IiG'i-J The bill to limit the jurisdiction ’ t • 1 Statei - ourw Idistrict' and circuit) i"-* and tbe retaliation bill debate •»» n ;u.:i-l( Tilr debate was pending when ib* h:n|.. r.djtmrpW, : •' ■ ..ov i, ity, Sept 7.—Hoar offered 1^-4 .1 requreting the proiideut to euppiy.ii,- . h rmation asked for by resolution - - :ary of state could probably -■ i ren*m for not supplying the de■ nmtlnn and the resolution went i - Ctiiii<««n bill wm taken up and Gherman oppond taking action ■'•id be known wbatoar China bail mi it n Illi and then find Put point that the amendment waa • *Mafa ; nay*, nou—-Hoar and Sber-ting. Tlwre wm no quorum, and adjuuriied. « 1-m xyirima. Brumm charged -Scott with “nt'K- F-ukarton polireond taming rtore ormine*. Scott denied the charge, teimor gentleman ttaia proceeded «o dto^taltatloa bill, and when be bad i«l tti- i1(,UM ndjourued. ' >u MX-, sviullc yrawwiiay, t < cn.ider tbe Chinese exclusion bilL nil* i.„. matter was under debate a mcewm rm-wind from the president glvii« -s'--.; news from China—two telegrams worn Munster Denby, the first dated tbe 5th mying ia had demanded iufonuatiou »be t'Uin-wo .governnient, aud tho aeowu daml ite «tn to tbe effect that the Chl7* e/vrumunt had poetpotrnd tbe “"»-y for further d<-liberotion. Some lu.WJU damage money. . terminal to oeeape. Officers searched tbo A lady stopping at one of tho Harbor i “ilfound 11 «Wl«b> counterfeiting springs remrta mtonisbod tho natives the DOtflL Thero *or’ “okU’ M photograph photograph while Traveler. pies.—Somerville Journal at "**»•< puipitr “My husband did the woodwork and Chgrd fc Tnsmll fnmhhwl w W. . w ' specially. Counterfoil bill* were also captTbe worst hindrance to church growth fa flf-Mrl li.a, *L ■ ■__ _ *■__ the habit that Home of tbe members have e2 borrowing trouble and paying a high rate at intenwt- Uorgord Religious HorakL ■HMM ~U«»W « B.t itota, Tta.«ttata.ot-StoYS Jtolu u .. 7^, ol Sta I. .Etwto ton. M*MI, nwhin,.!!., r-„|Uw! Ir„J t!” tM tale em. •I.r'cid'-'".!!11" ''I1"' ' “T""'”". Th»to a to ol ■>*>, Old FXVOO <if dMWK,-. ----------- -- young men thought 't would be — -— —rwari a newly married couple at Jackson. A least three of thu p rty changed »"«— -V' a<tn..3’■‘‘“’“'lib'-cuautrj isto-duj aitr-ctiiur their “*v*r mmd.|, ‘“'"“V one being txnng oeriousljr woumled DEATH ON THE DEEP. sett it at Cd,56.7,000, Glouckktxk. Mbbl, Sept &—Capt ■ Ryan of tbe scBoomsr A. D. Story, which quentiy finds himself without a leg *° stand Timmiore Muter and wife Mr ci..„„na *rrtvcd from Ireland Friday night, reports vreat d-troctiou among Ute French flying on.—Providence Journal = - • Oto I fruits »nd?Xai»d •“ Hally -uneamciou* ’,r,M,l,lci’01' ot WUfaSJta. ■fleet in the inonth of April on tbo south (Most uf Ireland. .As that is tho cod-fishing to* twtaw. • to6-”JK; ............. - -a bath. rent intbe............... river for --------------- *-------.that Ih. ......... .r- = owx.evon k.(i hu olfe 1 ground for tbo French in tbe sjiriug, tbo I <Uer’ U,uch th" ,Xilir wlth M>e band nversed, whole French fleet were concentrated in that , l*l“>. and offlren- touch the and at suclr times is ilallr.ctd" *>!C. 1Xortl,,'r" Pacific ' being p.werluM to save him. , —i .__ I. 1 Worm came up brim hnm of nf tbe tha kept kwr.i -Mux“X.S. , |* locality, when a_ terrible imymoutii man. wonted a which uogultel rix ’eWi with all their surroundiDg* and XdJt o' tbf ,?rlBr -X1 ml pension h ' that be i*oL liinuu.lf into ■*.! 1__ ____ .__ ___ _______ . ■ . . oondnioo The bourn serirti"^?tom£“ “‘‘“‘"•’““d* «<• “"»«•' in which Mra Stow*. | By writing chai. S. Fee. General pMsemr.-i I* pawing her '.Mt I n5"l*!flrn ,?r,nc R^hoad. 8i. Paul, /lays fa situated in a i >ou illustrated pmupffiets -------- . . ''-‘P’and books giving you valual.le ififunMUnn LL.Tu1 “2* “> •b* miMrrtmenSihfSh count of alleged opium smuggling ,.1'MUl- Minneapolis. Dtfiutb ■ea-shore, and is charmingly belted and Ashland <■>SiPortland John Br.efieufelder, a laborer, was killed u*::‘ ><*» waa 137. Many of the vessel, wore Oresmn nn, T.X..A. with woodland, y the care cars kit ut M< Monroe __________ while gulag ____ _____ to his _ | *° badly damaged that they had to be From iu upper to adewtl1*’ hlngton Territory. Tbis road by 1-t-L- Ah a.. ......__ _ . , . . .1...i -ri___ i_____ I_ J _ ____ . window* Shelter riMtk.iL*0^'n ”-f “* °"ly n‘u !!n' «> work. laigino wm making a running npokaiie I* alls, Taeuiuu and SejstUe. rracbe* all switch and l«d jtut {Mused when bo started in a destitute ooudiUoo in Iceland until. nuL,,^,D<kJ,al I** Northern Minnesota and pako.a. Miititana. Idaho. Oregon and Washing­ quiet life, tonic air from tho sound, and the ton iKnsesse* ua* iiudled scenic attraction* a* approaching cam, which he had not no­ many hardships there, tbe supply of food be­ ticed. ing limited i'..? “'.'I1 c”'oll*'l sleeper* far lhe use of InMary Barry, n IS-yoar-old Grand‘Rapids *7'*‘2‘? r?' ur,“»" n* *l>kb i-obvenlence* — —W — —■» WVU IMfU Hi mcg 0,1 *'Ay oU,er lln*" rtekeUngbasl- girl, found a; |2O) pocketbook and returned drivee and short rambl<». mrauutially re­ ne»* to the states and territories named. did fairly well ami suffered no histisp*. Tbe ceiving visitors and friends. \ schooner Landseer sailed for a new fishing C harh-s Porter'* hoiisc hi Saginaw Of late Mrs. Stowe’s occu|>atiou grew lea btirued Wednesday night old ahu might have done differently. We ground off Westernhuid, 250. mill* from wouldn't like to believe thuro'a no honest Mrs. Charles Greenwood, of indhuMp- Rapids (ivopk- of mature age. usual, and there wm no destitution among ollo. had what the doctors called, asthma, pletely abandoned. Letter-writing, BVWt u> but She got little relief until she took Dr. 13 years renp^-ti vely, amused themselves by her moat intimate friends, bud to bo given Miles New Cure which soon nuule her snapping revolvers at each other, when tho up and she could even give but little attenlong winded, stopped the pain In chest. I younger om- halved a bullet Just below th* swelling of ankles, palpltathm, etc. Hold I left ey<(. Aiiotber case of didn't know it WM to drive over to East Hampton, at W. H. Gooalyear's. iu 1385 a burglary wm comForest fires are doing considerable dnrn- inftted at kville, and on one day recently. «gl* 'about Cheboygan. Dumber of tbe strikers. Sapt. Simpson, SIR ADOLPH CARON. 8N).—One bottle of English Spavin Lini­ tho burglit jrised thereat, thinking that ment cured my fine Norman nun- uf two somewhat been forgotten nod dropped, ugly blood spavins which damaged her it no officer had his weather value at least -«80. It is tho grandest sach of them £6 on condition that they u. - r, ---------------- - ----------- ;’Ib'Dil-b cure I rwr used. John McCain, The btr Adolph Caron, minister of jXditia. who Horse fjeoler. Darlington. Ind. Sold by of Muskegon's bastite is :*> s<] anbualthy fortue jtcopJe who ■pokpun retaliation. Hfa *poei?fi created a Dr. E. H. Lathrop, druggist, Hastings’, sensation. "A threat come* u> us." lie said, MiHi. ore, ] that it is tlcotnod necetaary to were already in thi* country had found profitable work in the mills near Boston. aivau a ^tto.Aiiu pvwrniu fwopm, uulu ; , tbahilacw with a steam fan. that nation is proua uf ita flag, of ite wealth, E.,btrvrna store in Muir has te-en Tiie Plainnyli fair folks' evidently appreci­ them nil together. but declared that they of its jowtsr, aud it* population of tiO.UW.Ouo'. «'•<**<* * cliaitel mortgage. ate favora r^ceivi-d from the press, as they I. a* a Fn-nch-Canadiaii, my that 1 am as I It Navor Falls. acknowledge l»n the back of tbe compliment­ proud of our 5,000.000 tohahitauta anAof | H|U'. English Extract of Buchii and ary pnto* ticlieU sent out that tbe paper roour flag, which te tha emblem of lltert/mul < -u|k.lh, m.V(.r fBlIw| in u in. cAlvmg it Lm: “probably paid for ft ten times justice. We are absolutely fuorteet and | stance iu inak'ihg it |H-rniaHeiit < urn for | DroiANArous, fiul., Sept A—in his ofindependent, and since Presideut -iX-vo- ; Kidney Cmnjdalnt* and all diseases of the iutve a good ifme.* tend', nx-aag” ha* teen published 1 Urinary- Organs, in either sex. ThotiBronson Mutbodurts took in forty new mem- , Cdi! betel report to to^ the governor <-» of **» his U-wdinvcsUhave buA-n proud to see that we ,4ml. an. n>in>! lt Lent on a rocvtit Sunday, and then found lit- Ration of the -White Cap" outlaws of have clomd up our ranks without . . . tie difficulty in raising a balan< o of |1<X) un i Indiana, the attorney general submitted regard to party, ready to stand by our eoun-’ ,-'- r- Joys, dry k<m*I*. Manistee. x»- the person's salary. | » private memoranda relative to the course try in ber hour of danger I am ashamed ; slginal, lrid«y. Io E. N>. Sailing. Nebon North, an aged Corey dtlaw. white I ** b* pursued in supprwaing tho bond. It fa .leading a cow to water wm run over by tbo i understood in this memoranda bo gave some rbich bo attacked the government for ill, important information showing trial tbe orEminent iiuthorltii-s iinaninioualy agree frisky animal and seriously injured^ Tbo Wouderiond theatre at Grand Rapid*. h deep-rodted, aud that such fa that the high preiwurv inrthodA of nuxh-ni when be said that, and showed himself j will­ m*n’r ®"«>bere of tho band life ah- rajildly making us n race of WMdreed by jtte-lxjhcu the other night white ing to Micrifli-e tbe great cause of the nation. nervous Invalids,—subject to all manner of a ploy wm in progress. Tbo play was all I be eradicated by ordinary But, my countrymen, do not get excited :over nrrvous affections, headaciie. insanity, diz­ right, but tbe building wm cvu.id.rwl to U aud liable to take a tumble with tbo audii , PU> ,4 X> . Cy region ts sugziness, neuralgia, taduu-he. hysteria, ner­ 0.1CT, : Retted, and it u understood that tbo guvervous troubles of the heart, stomaclu kid-j transcontinental railroads. W’e are tbo fifth neys. brain, etc. luidles anil gi-ntlemen o. a Tb.„„r.,„ >™.. «*«, ^’l“' “* “,tack fl cod- EDY,”' of trouble the flabormeti of the Gulf the defense of our right* We do not want to fight with our neighbors or with never.'] No, I know you too well to think such a thing. And I any u» you. as lung u* you maintain .your rights yuo» will be re spected, and tbo United btaUw will uot at­ tempt u/(irry out ita threat*" Sir Ailolp wm very excited during his speech, and tbe Frenchmen waived tbeir hat* and cheered until tbov were hoarse over tho patriotic taipresMon in this part of Quel** among the। Ignorant French-Canndiaus that Caumlaan<i tho United States are on tbe brink of a' bloody war, and- that Sir Adolph would need very hole urging to call out tbe miliua and drive all tbe Yankee* into the gulf. out that for the senate. Brown mu-iidmenl |>ermitur.g China num ! K-D-tto to hontor, tor. 1. ,» t«t toOto ? :i. Bills were introduced to .noectcd with truateand to put ■a thu free list. An attempt. < il.lalioma bill disidowd the ai>uArtitu, and Uic buum adjourned. v Cirr. Sept. Cuilotn in■ iutiou tn thu sendU* ycaterday •• ,.v<M,Fh and Consumption “Uopaand Bu■IMMM U"'. --E.toct.-_ -llto Ttois’-Uto hiia-_ (Porous-Elere Snpplyin* th. Puljit. tUSCDVerr ulrouiftJ Russel] , . ( *~u>c. ruraemng tne ground be started to , run and was pursued and capture) by twoof i women. They were proceeding to drag him bock to the bouse when tta- neighbors interfered. Boehling then told hh story. Ha mLI that 11 11 .. *____ . ... BAm.xi.OHO, VL Hept A-Two bundnxl aud forty towns giro Dillingham 43.2M. HhnrUeff 20,Ml; Seely 1.2K; scattering •> Dillingham's plurality, S7.M71; majority, ai,57U. Three towns only qn. wanted tn complete tbe state. Them gave in IbM a Hepublican majority of 57. The same reteUye vote in thi* election would make the Repub­ lican gain over J W4. 8.H57; DemocreUc gain. 683; Republican majority 2ft,027. TIM»l n,cui|»" ........................ Mo.nxAU IMS. the 1'aritlan unucr — - — bott He WM accompanied? private i-reditor bad him arreted ben• w d, ‘ .. —..1__ ui. elm settled, allowed him rS SO—• who are thus afflicted, or who are com­ pelled to keep late hours, do much mental and has filled the jaeiUon so aavptaUy that be a general insurrection, which can only or physical work, who worry or fret about tbe folks there don't can? to try a change. be suppremed by tbe military power. domestic or busln«*s troubles, should r»Some "Waterford sinner salted L. L. King’s memlxzr that no other remedy hi the world Will »o speedily- cure their diseases, remove have bren laid away ben-«4tb tbo daisies. worry an<l blues, induce tranquil sleep, re­ Albion Methodists laid tho roniw-rton* of lieve’pain, or build up br^in and nervous a new church Edifice ou tbs 4th, to cost 635,­ Uowell Friday rnoniing. John Howell systems, ps Dr. Mlleft* great discovery the 000. It fa calculated to scat 1.5U0 people Restorative Nervine. It contains no opium when completed. or morphine. Trial bottles free at W. 11. ho has frequently beaten his wife awl daugh­ Portmavtor Robinson, of the Elgin, Otta­ (ioodyear's drug store. wa county, <>IIh- wm recently a*k.-d to ex­ ter*. Thursday night bo drove his oatiro family from homo and threatened their Lvea The races at Owosso this week are well plain certain little irregularities in hi* con­ duct thereof Jt srems that the office only Friday morumg his odd procured a warrant filled and have a goal attendance. gets one mail it week, and the genial post­ master thought tlw government couldn't be After tbe trial Howell returned home swoarA. Thompson, of Rockford. III., says: -I have been troubled wltli Catarrh for tbo door and shot him. years, nutblng helped me until I tried i*aTiie remains pf tbe late Bishon Haninel B. pllloti Catarrh Cure. 1 followed directions, Harris, who recently died in England, urnml witfl less thafa one bottle, 1 am cured.' Paplllon 1 extract of flax) Catarrh Cure trill j young farmer living in Baker county, was iioalUvvlv and permanently cure bronchial Dock company at Wyandotte, containing catarrh, acute or chronic catarrh, also rose ei.’i.UOU worth cif material, burned on the IsL eoM and hay fever. Large bottles 81 at Tlw’ building was 50x100 foul, und insured W. H. Goody ear’s drug store. for»l,5U0. \ ........ Gallowny to visit brr son. This was readily accorded After au interview of about a Till- i’rohlbitlonists at Marquette have half hour In length the old lady left later IXDLAKAroui, Ind., Sept &Gen. Hovey nominated E. O. Downing forConfrp*. in tho day the sheriff visited tbe cell Aid wm among tbo callers upon Gen. Harrison Impurities of tbe blood ofteu cause xrext an­ noyance at this scasou. Hood's bursspanila pu­ rifies tiie blood. *»'• «uro’ a11 *"c!l affections. Mrs- Gea Jubb was badly hurt at rallniftfi tnwalng in Dearlmni Thursday. AUGUSTS, top, uf recapturing Black, ---------- !—I--------- — Lotta After an Oporw I Good reaulte follow the taking of Cobb'a Little PIBs every day More dinner. W. H. Goodyear. The Fifth Cavalry reunion at Owosso. Wednewlay. brought adarge turn out. It is criminal to neglect your child. Hill’s I’eerlesa Worm Specific eures worms or money refunded- W. H. Goodyear. rriaou. mom uuuo u> k > without good foundation. | to bo paid it __*l.L. fl... —... . ■ If I- I — Mackinac Summer Tours. Palace Stumuq. Henry M- Goebel, of Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo, assigned. Friday, to Harvey Joalln. DOBUN. Sept 1.—vu Tbmdv «’•£‘2%. No family should be without Hill’s Buwp.rU,.. I< lmpr»™- U» etires Indlgretlon and conAthwttou. W. H. sss^*’** ~ fatter. Tbe state committee Um made no, reception engagement* for Gen. uarrisan during tbo mat lour days, which fact givea contain. tow Rates DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Goodyear. The Kalamazoo Evening Herald has been sold to E. E. Bartlett nnd C. G. Townsend. There Is no better remedy known than oMectkm unte»» some unvaf irabte *ymp- s word from it . ■? j—g.,-1 . there wveu at h �WHAT FREE TRADE ME**' AlfitRICAK LABOKIN PERU 'Formally Accepted KHKSHT6 OF LABOR MCRETARY of tMtt. wtaTrf.:’-1- L1TCHMAN FOR PROTECTION. ftw tnd*. Mr Mllb hi ih. h,, . rXXT'’'’ The Letter That Was Looked for Has Arrived. A QUESTION OF WAGES MB, CLEVELAND'S LETTER H FULL. » «!«. u. suv rouows. iu a ~ ——— • chairman of ths Republican national rom- “MT^MrtloD with ths tabor movement v..im ho* matte it . .. A_____♦ OtttllMed—Repnblleaua Criticised. ' tracer iutit T- —ft--*; — workingman.’a* well -as interesting, and we giro them below: ••1 believe In free trade; It to the only thing that will kill trade* unions and Knights of Later aasodationa. It wlU «op all strike* In this country, and end WaarttsoTON City, Hept. 10.—The followinz te the full text- ot President Cioveland’s Tn _ ________ — ' r. .. -t W.U.. “T ~ UM. with W1UJ,?“ perow. duty or tax. w 1. TbM th. Aaota. capital now invested in short Amenra. hour* ridZ and poor work. bacauM in a f "T a labor organization may refrain ff®™ tire participation In polities, so much of competition with England the -price of what organized labor demand* must be labor iin this rountry will,fall so tow that w Ftee trad* ii-all very well „ fw M obtained through legislation that tbe In­ the workingman must work all the time European countrn s are conrermd wh~ dividual member of the labor organixStlon to get enough moner to aupport hta fam Hooata the SKne price for later For fa must act politically a* in hi* ju<.gment ilr. and he must also work ten hours a *tta> United Stat**, my though* p-relr.entiy •tanoe. a laboring man in kr^.;^ u_ will beat aid the aims and objects ex­ div. There will not be any strike*, for if taaAOemany. Scotland. Sp»faJ , pressed in tho principle* of tbe organiza- there are. goods will' be ampped bore im­ Chita, earns on an avrragr- .,f HjL... r.YjTl___.nd whose iraece’s be mediately from. England and the market par day-, in America the avenge u . ____________________________ ,,. aestrre supplied so that our countrv will not te Now. if jthe Uter r of ol itelr party pledze to tbe doubtful power of tte D(lt uf lmmrdlMtc important u» tl>- maw I , .. ntl(, political struggle now ^k^df-ut upon our own workingmen and per day , ID US’ KlKa‘,i,v "•■-DR-- txrantr)- fa willing to w.^x for Tbe people win ardly be deoeivod by. their . nitetaauee count a*as nothing except begtui side-issues count nothing except tbev can maze nothliMrby*trikin||." wages as tl< workmen of Europe. dZ abandonment of the ffaJd of lc<fal*Urv artion to urpefae and aeUvity. which fre/aDt/re-adr mom-y to old' aid or hinder one of tte die principal princijial^co com m-­ | Tj]8t mnn fa a free trader aiMl girro an vote for Cltri cland aud free tnuie j rZ? meet fa political cwvwtfco and flippantly declare [tlr (4e ^oduow i. f.Kjdd that nppor- bat ants in the political batants political arena. How— I honest reason far bdn/j one. Hta ww of thing in this world find" r. tull measure of public duty In ready hubrulwion falhoir party pUtfonn that our conservative, tunfty for later and etnptoymrnx and tiiat imp- sincere may bo the advocates of the the ttase fa entirely logical- The .ariff is <’rthi# "^-treraanu and careful effort to reUera the attnatton la do-, tm to baOn-sa and production which brtng fattens .measure to secure which those separate pun-Iy a question of wages—Cleveland to their will. . ree«r® >1-20 RW/lay Against tte work­ ! Ik foltews that a candidate for thh high offlcc tin prewpirritv to our citon* incvwy Nation ' .^mfaal organizations are formed, and I Leader. men of Europe. 40 cents per day on a "111 MJ A*J~ W d vocation. New renturre, new inv-sunrota lu , Whatever strength in votes may bo shown ’----------- — ~~ prejudice contained Id tbe aboard ntei;ntl<>n that 1 b “ l " •'to lndr‘<re would or udneAH and manufacture, tte construction of atthe note the fart remains that the can- ' I mnocratio Way* aixt Moans. EbtatJor Ulher Um Ib-pnUK-u. or of U1F Tbo moot moral ofradra mta« tho could thrive. Buppoae n man can make'.xiptiy, of DraMmtb.- nr.rty will I- tho Mil prral ' dri| „rr,oo law I* U>o rhUmtoor tho aboee aday B ewt. »l ■Ju t-. m-jre thm Jrai or Uwboit.t Hmm nraoro™ to trawn-.-.ui. ™tol «□«»«. .! i abuudam volume of rfrculatins nwdlnm K*eo him who lias the good of his countiy and North Carolina, who has sent to each per­ in this country and only 40rents to n*k* -- ‘------- —•—*—” **-- *—-fho mclfrue of her peopl'1 atlieart tu? tie- • gon from that state holding poaition tinder them In Europe Take off tte w .faction ceMitiy exists to choose to which of these .j the government at Washington a circular tariff and every manufacti:.-.-. W)d q-,. twowd jmrtv organizations shall be given w,i|citing contributions to tho campaign chant in ZSneriea will |Uv- hi* shoes hta aid. either directly or Indirectly, by ( fluld. fiji, fa in direct violation of the made on tbo other sMe. bring tte» over here and sell them until "cur r^.pie are voice w vote. ' taw. but it to not likely U? receive any at marty or quite a prohibitory point. tb<w ronfe*• । im-n-aring dtetnut and Jiqri>!fty te followed ’ Wliile it may be that ---------neither party offers , tcntion from thedvii service commission, too poor to’buy. thexnwdvr* H-Ullug te travel backward in the road by a refusal to Icon or advance cm any terma in- , •• trade mean* .... organizations mth. all that tabor organizations desire. I be- ! least not nt present,Frew that body beingdestrpr* ?.ti to all onr of ctvlUxaiion and to d-yiriw <>ur people ot ih- [ Tertorf rvftwr all rtaka and draUne nil *ccuriUr». all (bat lalwr A—lr .hwmU. —Ml, ".I. K. ____ , frirfit ....... tte mowy _ ......»titi U I..in ...a 1. — • the I 1... Itapubtican 1 '....nl.H.M,, party, TMtr ; , and. to "a cm-ral th- Ifavn kthat in adopt- ; oxelusivaly engaged at thta time In Its industries, it means that the dork, tte ' h«nd» of tte prMipfa I* p-rxMently iKwi-dr-1 it i' ing and ndvtreating the American system . customary ta*k of doliig nothing and mechanic and laboring man and their whlto they abandon ourotm- I quite «n»rent that nfa-n thi* perfectly natural. of cteonrsgr-mctit and protection to the ' keeping quirt about it. Furthermore, as famUlta will be ground «1< wn m CmI if tet ku-.itabto, »ta«re H reacb-jtevrewton In *r. fafa,,. ^ WAgM of our own land, i* nearer tho pr(!scnl commtaalon owes ita official tian wage*, as u tte case with •]» tte*. tte “tor ^k '^-d ' th<' dwtarations and desire* of vrgtudiea ! ufe to the mon who fa to bo benefited by people of Europe. It : ntm-TT.'.is object* of dotnratio tte same platform perfunctorily enpdenuwd 1 Requrmv to-Mr* tabor than it* free trade opponent*, the . lhe ulltell the North Carolinaaa- children of tbe laboring n an wfll te de­ Ttey prop-i-R- further te retew- entirely from employ i: i Dcm.K-TM.ii: party. i sesaor to (rothering. tte harehert punfah- prived of the benefit* . t cur pubta import duties all articles of foreign production of labor r fawnpt from tte to- * The confiirt fa between the American raoot te will receive will probably be a schools and our free institr-.i lH5. fOT fa. (except luxuries) the like of which cannot te inttMu Imm-n-w- wr|J<H 1} tos «yst«n. a* rt presented by the Republican I frw warning remarks against tte folly of stead of going to school tter wifi te ccqpallod to work at tbe loom, in th? step ar * . .. . . . , . . -------------------------------------- rury. tw «««»—aruer-. party, which would foster and encourage being found but.—Philadelphia Press. in the field, to eyn food and Kauty or any iteKrfpUoe prea>wi eyinsireiy abrosti KBa0(br>'< who rely upon tteir labor for Nupjxwi. tte latair of our own -people and retain , __ _________ z-------■rtat7r^flM^n2rfnbd h. thU “»dlrecUy cvnqrow.1 to tte nituaUon for them the market and wages of our , 1>o Th(.r Emlcrat*? e clothing protection ><t our natiocai domain, i-till «trrt< CUT>T wtere tteir mtrretos are raranVrt In ink. Otter* url-nr tte Nrmmaeh of ctancT mitr iwn. .• . -_A .t _ *n,Z 'S™*'. t Many of you within tte sound of wy No tetter evidence of tbe prosperity of role-' remember the condition of tin poor ■ ■MW axrawra M, MW >1 ---------- , I * V _ r^_ r»rtr upon their dalle toll for bread unprepared teip- rrPF”*n , . C I ro nullum can be afforded than in their propl- who werkwi in the je’er a.iJs u d<raFM>«ra~ su.A.«J.,.rw!..r.w». »WO w,raHbtrak down lh.' >»rrlrr« Factory village and at RrekClty Foil* „ A , nil prrwnt n <w vr klRw riwittina rnrni w itwivt . u..-.... . .. t j.. j nrn)». Kudl comprotetton foFthlS Prelected need te p.,^ tteiabonw.-msnar.rt bkm.I>toy-r. ket te tbe pnxlurthm of foreign factories -° , thaTxh.. ii an near by before tte war. There w«» no fuund In tte further purpw- tere aunoutK-d and ; but H pr«h«. an sb tea-an.leefurwd rtow-tv and foreign tabor, thus making idle our , J**?’1™ tariff for prote-tk'u then, tln-re »-v a slight tariff for revenue, but n >t enough to afford protection for the poor Ixterws beiwftta which the people may rirktly claim: a I remember when I wax a ter I would sometimew visit those paper milts and no­ deed organization* shall have obtained in any part of our protective nyg&p.” Our people ,^2,1 foreign lands the same commanding ptisl| «y> fOT y rere been st udyin g the pro blem ticed frequ eutly famUte rzinsisttaj pf foreign land - * uk ieltef frrin. I .e nn.lu.. and • ter! ’ bWl a cumrt — d Injury teluoea. * . --------— * ~ JJ ----procuiUxi of Uteir xervfcea and aacriflore ia quickfather, mother. «ffn* and daughters «<<rk Ing from morning -until night, and th?n -> h. uZ .< .... .Mm .pr~r. «.< by i.„UW »„ Eo»= "tMt-SZi with their mnbimed earning* could -t awrvllr iinnnjrogiou which injnriowdy zarernmeci jnrfUtel u» but Ire faveling tbeir wages up. It fa for C>a 1 ” “and-tb® L,l?t afford meat only one* a w-»k and poor cteupete" with our laboring meu In tbr field of toU. AbtbM Mini™, upn. u. ■ brtlw b‘ b-r.l up Uuui to )■»■) dowu. u , SA|—“* ■""■■Hr .wtolng awrly . hMf food the balance. i are juvUfird lb.l*.--rU.olI1otmo.b.I.rK,-tb.p<-.r . l«u»l»™>U. «»d h» fo™lr~l Their little home-: were pooriy fcrtor..,-.-. RM■>"»• Lb- op-utur ol lb. d«Mlo o-rw Tour nished. no carpet nn th? flror. tables with­ ndo.toUMiMoH.Matb. Wbi', uudtrfrM- twUptod. m.yb. ““b”*- ™ out corer*. no rhlua: instead tin plate*, Vo .K™i»rlo tlM~»Muo«l» ortMolll™. -kyujaril •hVboo<i»tryl.dol I><b~». lead spoons, and pewier mnai *er* used. . --------------- -&«■ -*» *»-•»»«■>>* -s“ ci.™** On Sunday they did not atarai .-huroh, , thtorrwldra* exiraras*n« the d«n.>raiufah- io’ turn to other mean* of employment and for they were too -poorly dr« - nd. and all 'flueoreufa gr-at surplus of public money upon' thus by competition compel a lower rate T*”* IrUhtnwn Fallert to Ito It, nowrvrr. this mtscrT-wa* eansed under tte srsteo tagItt'ouUrelv different'direction*. Ii tadiffiroH. ' ttejudgment*of hMiivkbwlR. Whila«u.-h effort* 1 of wages to those already employed * * — — Here *" fa — what Qcveland s flapdoodle which Air. Cle-retand and Mr. Mill* are tf not Imprwilde. to M-tUe upon, a per fact tariff I »hmiM trffh duty therein. —*■— »-- n«*te «'*rr convwtent <> nn ptil-lic pu* iwowy tnenxii > measago means. It fa pointedly net forth advocating today. ..... ... .. ... . .W. : ■ ' arid ..oLt ti. P° . w ___ _____________________ : in that retail-, •ti: V”1 ia»rt nnwl hr r’i ■nund l,»lo.™-ot " T?M ■i The «rof, a ___ workingman to consume 1 in tbe following circular sent out to bun- * After the war, when tte tariff »*’ ie^re rlX:,.r±; d'T'nd’ uP°n wh*‘ I* revwire. fur bis 1 dnsfa .1 prominent Democrat, by tbe raised *o that paper cv-uld not te import­ if ludK.rihiHM.Ti were acrompteterf awxteroc- labor- Vncmplored, hi* power to con- ; chairman of the Democratic state com- ed from England ted Wale? tr.y etesper lodlaii may te promoted. withrnsil’Vir quiet and ihr later vumulaffoe would HNMJ fake it. pene If tteroo- *uni‘'. except i:i charity or in theft. ceaaeH- ; mitter of Ohio: . . than it -ould be ifeanufSriutel tera safety to tte >«stim oe our frontier"; and tte cteckw! \ 1* prefer CuLCMBCS, O.. Aug. 24.1888. curtaUment of pulillc expense by tte introduction uixm whisky tt can te tetter |• *’’t“ “11‘ ™” " “f redundant »”hiu<tant itworur iteomn «iwas not notcteckw! prwr that America Aim-nca should bo tte s a land of ।■ the condition of these p»r people fanNkfrlv done within th- lltww of jrnuittnr I •*,w I y a' refonn In our pt-wnt tariff wwkfnt rather than a land of thieve* and 1 __________________ proved rapidly, and in a i»w years th* . .............................. .. . ' H.™ prompt IrUhmra «™1 roopn children attended sehopl tri* h ut. , -------------- paupers djtaa* 1 SS'tEsS’, tjx:' ta t tulatory telegrams to President Cleveland and neat clotted, and their little hcofa ’ on his meeaage on the fishery treaty and worn transform.-d from - ■ ’ miwry tlanal wetfarw. get up demonatration if poeaibl-. to those of eomforl and luxury. And Aptrattes erf justly treated in th.- extent <d |.rv«rat ftnh-nd ' T1* ?1 national prosperity are pro- ' tlita Improvement artiong the pwr pr<>ri* J. H. Tou xsjwd. So far as heard from the Irishmen have of tte whole M*cti<>n rontinuro. and this effort Id ihte dirrcUou there vena to te no rea­ taxatioo; ilia: a* a rriwltn o-artltira of extreme ‘ “3?fUt’n. distribution and consumption, . danz-c rxfats. aud it is for them t<> demand 1 Whatever affects the rower of tabor to • failed to respond. Tbe ehaff was too under the protective tariff syatm: son why every endeavor Lr* t>w future to accom pllah revenue reform should uqt likewta - attacked a remedy and that .fafaune amt RoTety j consume affect* the ehttrv interests of the transparent to fool men who have left the Do you want to change thi* system! Do prutnieii in tte guanmbiMH of their free j nation. Whatever lowers the wages of । Democratic party for good cause.—Bur- you wont to bring destruction wjd ruin goveram-nt. Wi? tellerv that the urne i labor affects its power to consume. An on our indurtriro? Do you want to m* <"<«>>* «hwh "" ad.it>to<i to relteire the “average reduction'' of 7 per rent, on tte llngton Republican. a reign of terror in our rountry! If you treasury It* present Mirpliw and prrranl ita or- | —In __ ’ currenre ahouht cheapen to our p-opl- tte co«t of | . iP?rt<7 1 . n, 1 compendo. then voir for CJeveland and u»a rappiyiug their daih- want*. Both of tte** <4, I **tc American tabor for the loss of 100 trade {Q-iv« nf •No’" and appl-iu**.}— .w AM the „w lines uacB affected, aueciea 1 11 ^kig said about tbo "enormous jectawe «eek la |*rt to rain bv rrtiueiug tte pre* D" ** ut..- *.M a " ‘Hf’".1 In ,I and of 10 to per cent, 'in wages ’in the I ftuTla» “ ,« « shown to be far leas than A speed* delivered by C. C- Shaae, of ent tariff raw* ujN-n tte wcemwirtiot Mfe ‘ 50 -----------‘ New York, hi Galway. N. Y.. his aaffa* nf- employment employment by tth^snbstitation '**« gi-ner*.1!r been supposed. Tbe river WefuUy appn-date tte important to the cow-1l lines pl t> finp faitn in tte Intelligence and patriot.i._, —•'.y. . by .1 —w.w.rawi u-uiuiron (aod wn fer J22 000 000 plnee. I our countrytorn, and relying upon the con- try of our d'*me«tic indurfrial roterpriA?*. In tte of the fre.'\ trade for the protective sya •runc-i.. rTctlficatkxi of existing wwor* Uwlrmairteaaare 1 tern I hoM il to be far wiser statesman- ■ where last year there was no a;-propria There is an increase of <0.000.000 and pnwjwrtty tihouki te carefully and in a । ship to build up and retain our home I tion Th- New York Mail and Exriress. sftre friendly aplrtt conrtdeied. Even • such reUaure 1 market by a system that nrotect* In the expenditures provided for by tbe showing that a protective tariff htajltoupoo4>rreent revenue arreusvmeeu a* hare been I —“ i.i }.C • prot'K ta Amen- | invited or encouraged should be fairly and jurtly ““ ’hjn to command a market in I fortifications bill, and there te also an in­ creased rather than increawdprices gfaw regarded Abrupt and radical- ebonite* which I *or*iS’? “nd* secured by the wholesale I crease In the payments under tho pension the following'table, showing ho* mart It fa estimated now might endanger *uch eoterpriani. prteeK and ami injurioualy injurioioly degnuintlon tegrndat and pauperization of our own I and deficiency bills prices have fallen since 1850. and the per - that the surplus of thp year will reach affect th- Interretx of tabor dependent upcm ’^ple upon their ! P People eent. of decreav f The secretary of — the .ucTx-aod^L-onttatianre.renotconu-mptalodor n not contemplate.! or Every dollar's worth of tabor Imported ■ °nly Every • ♦15-OOO.OOO. ------- ------------------------z RED CROSS TO THE RESCUE. «» know tte coat nf our deinndic is by ro much n reduction of home labor i *r’*sury >nu«t buy about forty mllite ,DCiT"?i. “I11 ’',r‘r <,r'" Thi« «tam fa uot offs-t by i lon.B K°T”«‘»ent bond* during tte re *>»lt>raF«» »»i» raoS yin*,oTUt.prraral hralyra, to 3.UM* , I Jacksonville, Fta-.SopL 10.— Thom were facture We know that til* tocnaMsd a*a predollar’s worth- The no t**.?1? *lDElng rent* the mte of nur nrodsctlon* at foreign n^r, B,t,on of th» protectionist fa ratter i , d of <48.010.000. Ho I* likely to hood krt* in cmnpetittou with tho** countries which rtreugtheued by surfh a specious presenta- J~’ w®*- mm! the chances ore that have tte advantage rt free raw material. We tion of the matter, because the Question I i, Purcb*srs will thereby be tncrMoed. know that, confined to a itetne market, our manu i* then instantly forced upon even-intel- i ^one.T ta returtiing to th? people more Iron prodwcu SS^iraSrSSlSVtsSralSiJ Totidxsursr to date, OM. tteslbs. 711. Among thqww cases are Georgs H. Armstrong, a Western Union telograph operator who re­ turned from a northern vacation to face tbe dan;or at hte post. Dr. Mitchell has received the following re- our doinnrtlc Indu-triul from duty the imported r we can to establiiib a R*'d Crow" brad quarter* in Jacksonville." Tbe day was dull, gray, almost cold, with a high wind. Ker. Mr. Sharpe waa pastor productions and entering every odpaxiatlng evil* the lo** of rm [Joy Of fourteen nurses wb6 arrived from New Orleans Saturday night night are on duty at They were theretrypu ----- -----------afamchcama introrearu ' r*Plul-r *ha:i t,le majority of jicnions Btrp-I-.............. ........................ dollani if the industry In which he fa ex- * P°*°’ ** really less excuse than perieneed fa transferred to foreign lands! ever **’” for *'-------raah K reduction* ’— ' ' *“ ♦ th??Pr nf propion advocated by New York Financier. the Bspubllcan party to the same as the .... t«l underlying principle upon which all labor organisations are founded. A friend to Tho IxnuaviHe Coariar-Jdurnal cloaca a organized tabor that believes in organiza­ eulogistic edit witd on Thurman ‘a free tion as a mean* to enhance and maintain trade ape«h urith: . wages cannot consistent]v optxjs.- a r,..rtv The falsity of the claim »fthe *d’l>' that applies to all labor the same priucipfa cates of the Mills bill that that rnea’W* of protection from unfair competi’ion reduces tbe tariff not more.th® «T* LUI U» tadlrUuU tad. .-sJSi'” Wo prefer the old version, although in rive* to tbo single trade. Trade organ­ this campaign the Democrat* an certainly rent, la shown by The ThniT Lrertis W totta. In a detailed parallel o lnrin «« hatton. to aid In advancing w*JT?u couatetent in substituting the red ban* parison ot rates. In tl* «b.de tour h* dar.ua for tte Star Spangled Banner — of artldes there are only 5 <>n ttve system demanded by the ItenuMl. Indianapolis Journal. can party will wur.- fur all the t!X ta cut is lees than 10 per rent.: ® *>“? elee it to 100 per rent.. L th«e srtto>» ft similar fostering care ____ •___ a _ t___ it.. nn ..I more tStl’.'J'*?-’’ >-T mow th- cut ranges from w per ™“‘- -r tome queer things TWpratraillMt U» Mill. W1 -J! I... U-A-U______ only trivial reductions, on the gtoioeltle* which attracted the Old apart of the glaring hypixn^ £ ®2n*n« attention was a banner in­ nrwnat Democratic eampa>,;’> , V,<’ T»ted for Whiting, may God forgive uaM Mr. Whiting, by the SuOrlMr* la WMWnr'-- ”'h’?S £ A "" ■” p*li ”h£ tbeir ears toward Red Top ran bw Mr. CUvriuii "e4!?8, hymn. They can even tLatlnp-1 -. _ wad* ot tbo rrtroln M tJ-T «•* ” *‘mtaCT„r win> an aanu „ , I smell th<> bteod of an Englidiraan- The Indiana bsld a council Saturday night IjTte 1tlA eotfldwatlon of all tluw* fart, cotirtowt. mo that the > faer#C!t» i tailing in toy i~~— , —Indtanap'1111 Joni®«l- rf u. k4lurftJfKi taUOMl. 'uinwlM- rf u,. Me hole. Grover pre*‘ - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-09-19.pdf 7b76fa7f27b27393692a163543faa093 PDF Text Text j largest Circulation of any p*Per in tht ■ Gttinty* Hastings Banner VOL. XXXIII. NO. 21. Hastings Banner. ** Wednesday*, by ' . WHOLE NO. 1738. r —■ <1'1 im. MlTHia,,. 1 Crater, •nan au old Ume CraZi , u WnL - "Ta .< ttit-riox ttATiw: We hear that Taylor Daniel*, who went to Ohio to sell Krily'a patent acalra. Is meeting with good succem. Ozro Warner 1* working for Horace slight hopes of her recovery, with compli­ cation of heart difficulty. Later. Mm. Chas. Geiger dial this morn­ ing./ Mrs. W. T. Barber and Mm. C. MeCay made Prairieville friends a visit on Satur­ day. John and Mrs. p. H. latwrence, Mrs. Perrin. D. R. Burdick, Wm. Willison. G. W. Monroe and wife. Mrs. A. B. Bradley and CadwaUsder have gone on the excur­ sion train which left on the l"th for Perry-. Wyoming Co.. N. Y, Mrs. Esther Pennock lias gone to visit her daughter tda in Oceana Co., intending to remain several weeks. Mrs. M. M. Rockwell entertained the. ladies literary society on the 13th. P. A. Youngs and wife are quite HL Mrs. Horace McAllister, of Chicago, lias been sumnumwl to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. C. Geiger. Master Winfield Rockwell is taking in the fair at Grand Rapids this week. A. Scogol and wife went with their own conveyance, to Eaton Rapids on a visit, after arriving the horse was taken alck. Mrs. S. has returned le^vfttg her husband to attend tbe sick animal? Mrs. A. G. Cortrlght has been quite HI was married on Wednesday to a lady la Maple Grove. Faul A Velte haw received their new Resile Carpenter spent Sunday with hl* S. Tixniuw ha* moved Into Mm. Heiser's > beft girl In Irving. . The dance at tin- skating rink on Satur­ > Quite a number from this place attended tw added for pouti tire surprise at tire residence of Wm. God­ day night was well attended. • Hire outside of the It I* reported that a roller mill will soon frey, ot Freeport, M located here. ! D. B. Foster contemplates on taking a i look at the far west in tile near future. Eight new house* will be built in oar apVF.KTIHI.VG RAfM: village before snow flies. C. Croekford ixnight a colt of a man in ■ - ............... ttoo no rspecial positions. Hastings Saturday. The. U. B. ;>ar*ouage L* undergoing re pair*. Judson Carjiciiter wa* treen on our •tiNTlMa. F. F. Hilbert now has hb bank counter । .*tcet» early Sunday morning, driving a fine ,n the Job Printing DoornamcnteiL span of black colts. Ed. McArthur is helping Charlie' Brooks Frank Audru* I* building a fine horse <t patterns of machinery* drive write. barn. • u cmpleye-l. enables tbe Frt*?" “ ‘"”d Chris. Snyder was severely kicked by Several luul to fight fire on the Sabhath. afl rafaertbA «th? SSE?I™*1 hb colt Friday. and therefore were not able to attend I J. M. Smith ha* another farm of 40 acres church. u lte i-Mokx of K.V for rah- cheap. Dr. Wm. Wright, of Allegan, wa* visit­ . “sv’- iaib. w» u ing his parent* the fore part of last week. •Several village lots have been sold dur­ ing the past week. Mary Alterdlng, wbi ta clerking for Toumg Soi.nnER. Stauffer A Crawley. I* home on a vacation. Mr*. Jcffera. who has lx-en afflicted a Blta-ta.^; iSlyuan,r,",r Kr*n<l'mi- Asa Rev. 1. M. Garlick has been returned aa tong Bine wlth-a cancer, b very low and The farmers are rejoiced ta*cau*c of the *sri"""5a" her recovery I* doulrtfnl. pastor of the M. E church at Woodland. ' tine rain. Wm. Baril was at Grand Rapid* on Sat­ Some fanners have sowed their wheat, C. 1*. Goodrich, wife and son Elwyn and S“"O-U. wu ta.1 and others are waiting for It to rain. urday'last. 8. J. Babcock and wife have gone to the Mrs. U. S. Grant la orf the sick list Adali arid Z»-lta Odell and State Ballou tJLu. ’’"■‘'i >"» >”> — i-i M. P. church conference. Clyde Puntun and Janie Bare were mar­ Sundayed with SJr. Wallace’s |>eople. .» Mr*. Jerry Boynton and little son Jay, Mrs. Wm. Devine entertained the ladira ■ O’Donnell. In the west part of tld* town, were at O'Donnell ta-t Tuesday. They ried last week at the residence of the rnrnd. o,t nIll | , H n) h 1 mite society last Friday. brides parent*. g m> lrj„th,. Hill. |„, e.mld“l. lias a rink hole to fill up; It b on the Hast­ drove from Freeport on the grade of the I On going to his bam Sunday morning Lake Odr-ssa lias liecn detached from the ings A Irawrll R. IL new railroad. Willis i athrop found one of Ids spring Woodland M. E. circuit, our minister Your scribe took an overland route to Nellie McGregor leaves Tuesday for a m. «edn..«Ul, whrihe colts dead- by getting lb» head twisted eonld not put on alm enough to trait. Irving Saturday. tew Wc‘-ks visit-with friends at Adrian. 1 Isaac Moury. of Odessa, stationed on the around Ita mother’s halter choking It to 1 Therft I* “ome talk ot having a fall term Th*- work on the sink hole is nearly Barry U. B. circuit as pastor this year. (mm lb, htrnw. ,i„.n lh,ir w>( death. It was tbe best one out of three. of school at the center'thb fall. If sufficient1 completed. U Faul luu torn down hte old shop that Mrs. James Cook, of Muskegon, has Ibe M, W^u. when ,.k„l «|,„, i! amount of scltolars can lie secured. Monroe Ix-ach and wife visited the sink he occupied when be first came to this tieeu visiting her sister-in-law Mr*. Miner hol<? Sunday. wa* during the night. town. Mend the last few days. Hadhiy Waltare, Who bu been alck a G. Montgomery, of Kalamazoo, was here Frank McArthur and Geo. Spindler have 1<4n' <m th,‘ ra'1 Maple tang time. It I.* thought James Goodrich l* staying nt Henry cannot live Saturday. gone to Nashville to work In the apple Lathfup'a while his folks are at confer- «.rov.- hi., bunted Sunday evening. long: consumption i* the rau*e. No other place for the depot than at dryer. .Mr. Hatten and wife attended her sister'* Mrs. Jeffers Is al*o fulllug fa*t; cancer b- ‘•Windy Crossing.” w Hiding at Wpodlaftd test week. The M. E. church here has been ]»apervd the cause. Mr*. I.. Warner, Of Hastings, is visiting reiwlntetl Inside and folifing doors put up i ul,li n*r’ ’SavBr,‘,,k’1 Thursday and Was Xashvilla. Ella Crockfold b working at Mrs. Fos­ at J. R. Haney’s. buried Saturday. to the gallery. Every body plensed with the tine mln of ter's. Mrs. S. Prouty, of Ipdiana. la visiting Born, to Harn Mason and wife a seven Wm. Zusclinitt lost one of hia*work Saturday and Sunday. ■ Grant thought that >• could get his hair friends in Carlton. pound boy. .oxen last by lib rating too much ajyrn G. A. Truman went to Chicago Saturday cut cheaper if hedld tne job himself; so lie 1 guess pcal-hes or the large peach orch­ cortj. . Wmaltand. wa* at Wm. took hi* kit <>f barber Uo!.*. which conriscd ard are scarce this year. night to buy new goods. • Blivln* last week. He brought Wm. Sea- < 8. Overtinlt i* clerking for Powers «t of a.comb and a pair of shear*, and went Mr*. T. Chcexebrough, of Freeport, call­ man home, who ha* Iteen working f.»r him. Ito work, but before be got through he had Strigbam. ed at O'DonnelL . The one thing needful la develop the agri­ Alli.- Smith will tew-li tlw Norton m-Imm.I Ito give 25 cent* to another fellow to take Stephen Down* barn wa* burned last cultural and pastoral pomiMlittoi of this re this winter. Coattelon. the job off of hb hands. Sunday night; It eaught fire by the upset­ gioo—in ■ wont, the key to to. drttinire—ts • • A tnarv.-l..t purity ting of a lantern that he hod in feeding Ids Fanners are busy sowing wheat. There will be a Ik>x social at Freejmrt, . k>eti ««. M'-re rcotramlcM t roar creek. ’Oh* Mis*ra U Klerton and E. Apple­ an adequate rainfall; and this suggsate a‘ homes. Loss about WM), instiram-e 5400. How abont that lost watch; no owner for Oct. fith, for the licnefit of the sons of vet-, man are on the sick list emit* ramp. t multitude Of low test. short 8. W. Feigbner has rrtunie<l to^Jie vil­ it yet. . M'. II. Bl«m and wife attended the G. Mra. Jerry EI.-cnhoatL from Groton, Dak., lage. Baker Shrincr was on our streets last A. IL reunion at Bellevue last week. i is visiting relatives here. Will Kocher i* In New York after new Saturday. ’ d mlutely nothing whatever about tbe artnet Com cutting Is the order of the day. John Carpenter wa* In Irving one day fall good*. facta in the caw have written many < K A few days ago (Tatenre Rogers started Fires thia dry weather is doing consider-1 Mrs. H. G. Hate was called to Gfeenvllte। for this ptace to sell a train drill to Mrs. last writ on business. weighty Itrtirp. to prow that we do not hero. Tlie repqrt ha* laren tliat Dr. A. J. able damage. to the licdside of a sick brother. Maiers: a .few minute- after Ans. Noble* Schoo) commenced at the Hosmer school Wright, of tld* place, wa* deral. which re ­ Mr. an<i Mrs. A. C? Stanton have return­ started rm the Mine errand to the same house Sept 3<l, with Ml.** Heath as teacher. port is not true. ed from a week's visit from Chicago. place. ‘Ans. overtook Plan ner and then Ix> Hosmer and wife were guests of IL it is also reported that John Gordon on Score one for Na*hville. Nashville and a race to see who would get then- tint. Fhhcj in Hastings Sunday. literal and bona h le rainfall in every parVcrnurtitvillrJam* Imll club crossed bat* Ans.’ horses were too fast for the Huie hb way home from Carlton Center was at­ Mrs. CarL of Kalamn. spent Sunday tacked by two tram;**, one of which was bu»t week Nashville winning. l«my, but Ciarence got there Just after arracd with a revolver and rink Mr. G.— with Mrs. Dick Elcrton. ' A. L. Ilacry’s Barry Golddust won the Ana. and then commenced such a war of M. Shores ha* some fine Kansas' wheat rays that he gut away without any Injuries. first'money at the Soutkltend, Ind., races wonk as none but agents can use mid my National Bank, bin Mowry Is * (siting Mta. Daniels thb firxl ingenious rcaeons far tbe Ixwficmco pencil cannot descrilw. Aus. let slip a it Ktlug*. Michigan. A gixxl number attended tiw State fair cog in th« gearing of the farmers favorite, Geo. Stacy, of Irving, was in town SntHiram Payne Is now clerking for at Jackson last week. and Clarence gained one and sold the Bak­ urtlay. Mmhicr at Cloverdale, CL W. Frances, of Th.- William. Frnlt er steel frame, drill. Hoys, when you come iim Gw. Bradley. <>f Grand Rapids. 1* visit­ Perhaps Bam Williams will dare H.Va Evaporator Co. la at Ikltuu running their t» J lope again. rvmemlwr that if we are ing with Abrnm Davenport u few days goal rainfall here, and pointe in evidence to thresh now that tbe rain has come. blind in one eye. we keep our off ear open. this week. evajraratur. ■ tbo numl»erl«*s canyons anti cm k beds twist­ M. HATE’ A party consisting of Messrs. Drake, Sidney/lu’.l ha* taken his threshing ma­ Wonder why it is that Frank s|M*nds so lag and turning in every dirwtion, but ail from New York, W. 1). Hayes. Frank Ack­ ultimately converging to the rivers which chine home, and laid tip for the season. many Snn>lays In Irving this suhiiner: Hidings. Mich. j Twenty-thr.'e amt ont-half • bushels of there must be something attracting <>vit erson. J. C. Andrus and John Greblc were empty into the MtawurL A third contend/ •■.:rti id the . state. Special at the lake recently. The U. .11. society of Mullikin gave atr- /wheat to the acre at .1. II. Valentine’s. that rain follows tbe upturning of tbe sod. there. Miss Millie S hram apent. Sunday with and that every acre of\taud plowed makoi a kULbtair Ofl Mrs. John Meffani and Mr< Frank excuralotr over the D. I., a- N. R. R. to A good many of the farmers say that Grand Rapidsand Reeds lake last hatur- New ton have gone on a visit to the slate of they Just struck luck l»y sowing their her sister at WaktoriFit. •frnf t on the cloud.* for Adafinite quantity <rf Eva Otis comtDCJHxd school Monday. New York to lie alwnt about two weeks. wheat last. week. dny. Several from this place attended U I^e, ot Lacey. Sundayed with Mlllc .»tei*n and Bunreon. . Rev Win- Campbell and wife were In . The R. IL Co. lias trailt a very nice side Wm. Hecht and SadiUe Brother* were Waldorff. • More. Office bours from 9 walk from Fourth to Fifth avenues |«tet threshing In this place the fore part.of this A cow owned by Sam Phillipa went Into l.uein- Hardy rater? parsnips "what la the depot, which is a decided improvement. the wood-ahed and In some way got a salt boy's slicker. Hence tbe rain never pensThe addition to the Iron clad elevator is parsnip-.” One from Ids crop thb year laurel on her brad. ’ and then starbsl out measures two feet in length and Is perfect farm Saturday of last week. completed, and a much nc>*dvd improve­ and fell down the cellar way. Her falling -:i and Surgeon. In every way. down there caused the inside cellar door to ano it mln on tbe plains can understand re.lUUg li-rsM-s of the ment; also a large addition to the west BYKa. , r,--rvatluu of vttioa elevator has l>een built, running nearly give away and the Imml to come off her something of tbe deluge which corers tbe MlddlavlUe. up to fifth avenue. ’ ?.u: Mo*t of the fhnner* have their wheat bead, and rlw pn>ceeded to see what she cAm prairie to the depth of twelvn to Myrtle Ickes left fur Albion Monday. Lester A Co. have ptircluMMl tlic rnrner-. could find. Result: Two gallons less of twenty four inchte during tin- summer sbowsown in this locality. , >n firuAdWay, near Court lot op|M>slte the savings l«nk. and w ill put .She will attend tiid college there thb year. Bcum-. Haiti The Lewis Norwood Is erecting a large brick black berry Jam and n mad woman. Fred Icke>, of Grand ltapld«. *pent Sun­ np a brick block on the same at once. cow didn't forget to leave an order for rmrnw can pins in mansion. The moving of the M. E. church from day with bls uncle G. W. more ]am. . gslml F. J. Norwood received n large stock of Tile high scliwl will hold a soriitl .thl*. Bonanza to this place w completed last Mlllc Waldorff sold hia little black pony eastward. But when tbe prairie sod has onca Lawyers) Tuewlay, evening. Proceed* tn ;«ty for hardware Monday. week. • Hall & G<M* received a carloa<l of lutn- Fr’iay last to a Mr. Tyler froirt Geneva The IL IL Co. Is preparing to build a repairing their room. Lake. N. Y., for 8175. The pony was tak­ '.u-r Monday. ) Ella Hendrick, who has Isvn the guest stock yard in thia place. M)ron Pennock and wife are taking in en to Chicago from itere. and will betaken mud visible in a plowed field; tbe nwtataro Ikhvani Towtueud and Mlns Della Fow­ of her brother and family, left for her tlie excursion and will go to N. Y. Iiefore to Geneva from there. Mr. Tyler breeds soaks downward to great depths, and tbe soil ler. both of this plan*, were united In holy home at Peach B«-lt Iggt week. She wu they return. fast horses and It is supposed ho bought ac<vnn;>anlHl by Mr*. White and Guy Put­ -ttb-rJ •!* v-ar«Ca.'»store.) matrimony nt the residence of the bride's S. E. Baird has hi* house pertly cneloaed. her for tliat purpose. Bho weighed 600 **£<•'i'u 4-i.ot tbeState. CoUectiou l>arents. Wednesday afternoon. Sept 12th. nam. who will assist in their jirach harvest. Henry Arbour will move into hl.* new pounds. WrapUyattenNl*.' tx Mr*. IxKmds on Gram! Rapids street. L* Tlie happy i>air have the brat wishes of a drug store next week. very slowly recovering from typhoid fever. thia changed condition of largo portions at Mr*. E. Bishop went to Middleville Satlarge circle of friends. Quite a number from here attended the Ma A. Bl*.*rtt has gone to visit friends tin- soil, which now absorbs rain Instead at A large bote! is being moved from Bo­ untay. called their by the Illness of her Baptist asso< tatian nt Hasllng* last week. in Vermontville. abcd-ling it like a rubber coat, tbe c imata nanza to this place. Though some ifiay sister. • • -Vkk- Finner elntaraaceUo. The pumpkin wle social at Mr*. W. D. j J. 1 ‘ umfrey and wife attended U m* state rsia.ni ita atmospheric moisture better, and । have doubted that Dr. Crane would suc- Fenton’s was reported n* a very enjoyable i T. M. Baird spent Sunday at Cedar fair. the rainfall bccumas more regular, lass fall­ •d?’ yr’-“rt . -u>or wind; againtt a num’* cecd in moving the Grand Central hotel to Creek. ffitbfdMlita..: .endent. Mr*. E. J. Beech and daughter. Mm. ing nt a. time, but falling oftenw. This Eli Thoma*, of C«*lar Creek I* doing this place, yet people who know the gentle­ affair. I Williams, have gone to Chicago to visit the The K. of P. Judge of thb place will hold j Mwne mason work for G. A. Mantle. ( man's reputation for energy, enterprise I’lHJK a >Hi:i.D<<N’. . a social at tl>e|r'rooms Friday evening. A Mr*. Frank Bishop »pent part of last latter’s brother. and ability to push things, will not Ik* sur­ A. S. Williams Is among u» again. thing absolutely unknown week vbltlng friends In thl* place. prised to learn that the building is on Its fine time Is ex|arited. ' ■OSzainAte-, !i<'s--:.lta»tmg».Mlcb.) Fanners arc busy between showers put­ Mrs. Will Piewv was very agreeably re­ John Cramer has 18 boarder* at his res­ . d*’cthe< . V. -. .(Abstract Rooks tn Barry way. and before thia reaches the trader1 ting in their wheat. minded of her birthday last Friday after­ taurant at present. • will undoubtedly bc/<»n Its foundation ntumi to it at night, well nigh as rtfnwhlng J. B. Pumfrey and J. S. Boaworth. of ._________________________ .■ noon. when ladle* to the number of .thirty R. T. F. Dodd.*’ engine and boiler ha* again. Tbe site bnftin* hotel wa« well p ILTlMMEiiMAS. Homo-patiile Phy cho-cn, it Iralng near the depot on the calleil at berhoiue. It wasa Jolly company arrived at Inst and the mill will be ready Sunfield, went to Fremont Center on busi­ and they did ample Justice to the bountiful to commence work In a week or ten days. ness Monday. ' * ti -.-.nd bnrgtxtn. corner of Fourth avenue ami Tupper Lake aupper they brought. Henry Beplogle and sons, of your city, are street, and the most tjrsirable location (t-Kteroret ; drugstore.) Tin- Mitlmdlst people are pleased to n hotel In town. AH wish the pn»prlet<>r have Rev. T. T. George with them afiotber building the arch for the boiler. Our much needed rain came on Saturday substitute for A. P. laranard made a business trip to I night and Sunday. ARTIN V. BARKER. Rea) Estate. In* auceeaa. Kalamazoo last week. Mr. Quick, a lumber dialer of Lawrll, year. V. Rum tuid wife are visiting at Belding. Tiie young people of tiie Congregational • . .. i Lr aiiti. Bev. Perry I* to May hr this circuit an­ eatran to the French academy of medicine, Jessie Jordan and wife are visiting In •®»wdhJ,ti tu-,,.,;-.^Sou. i doors north was in town Friday on Iraslnens. church-are preparingy* literary entertain­ other year. ’ Frank Clark has a very nice houte well I ment fnr next weelu^ Tbe Wilitatiw Fruit Evaporator Co. com­ John 1 Andis has gone to Ohio on busi­ under way. Mr. and Mrs. H- E, Hendricks an- both menced work last week Tuesday. They ness. James Bose vlalted friends raid retatlvi-s on the sick Hrt, they-having iweu under bx.'ked after. Earrns commenced dry ing applra In the forenoon Mr. Puterbaugh is In Ohio on business. currence of dyspeptic symptojus, uauaea, change. Houses and at this place lost week. the doetbFs care fur nearly n week, and arc and had dried apple pie at the boarding Chris. Snyder and wife attended- the Mnrahall <fc Durkee’s fruit evaporator Is house for dinner. This Is the way busi­ state fair last week. no Is-tter at this writing. running to Its full capacity. The three children of Rev. Smith, who ness b done In this crtterprislng place. Jay Snyder visited at C. A. Hough's teat to flf:.ien days that it msnlf—te its evil influ­ Three new brick stum* will be built Just 10,000 bn. of apples wanted at tire evapor­ I have been sick, are some better. Lawyer. east of the peat office, as soon as the brick .W. O. ixiudin. of Hitotlngs. spent bun­ ator. ■Mr. Wunderlich had a valuable colt se­ Fnr..,,. 1 :!J*.Mich. can Ik- furnialred. . Jdbn Andcrwra went to Kalamazoo Sat­ verely Injured one day last week by slip­ 01 1 In the village. Work began on the grounds owned by | day ()Hve Clever L« quite sick, also the drug­ urday. ping from a barn bridge. the Michigan Stave and Barrel Co. last S. H. Larabw. the great demo-green oh! Prof Shively delivered a prohibition w«>k- They are getting ready to bu Id gist W. O. Clark.______________ was in town one day test week. speech to a well filled houw* on Saturday their new factory, which will furnish la­ Sctulder A Lawler received a large stock night. bor for large number of men. The Loweti A Hasting* railroad bunder of furniture last week. A prohiliitlon club was organized at tbe Allen Durkee attended the state fair last Henry Dubob l* painting hb house. • • Slleb. town hail on .Saturday night. full lieadway. We understand tliat ML*.* Balun In en­ MaienS Sklllman’a livery business has week. Our kid nine went to Lake talesaa on band grip, and are topped with Levi Fowler is putting a new front in gaged to teach tiw wlntrT term of school at litereased to such an extent that hb homes Saturday and play rd a game of ball, and as bls store, which Is a dueided Improvement, are un tire road nearly all the time. -AFITAL, $50,006-00. I the usual came home crowned with glory. At tIre Pod Auger school house. uhl one not beint Pf'iwriy built to Prof. F. Wood, of Olivet ndlefi*. ha* Dr’tuu still inerraaoa in imputation. This tbe close of th« Lake OdesM** ninth ining. completed his riudlea and will engage In time it b a girl al B. H. Huested’s. also at their itcore stood 'JO to -ftt in favor of our show up his goods. 11. E. Miner «t Sun arc rrahlngung ami business at Bay Lake. At prevent he Is F. A. Blackman'.* a girl. uwr tax, ot lh,. bUU nine at tin* end of their eight Ining. Wm- Skillman, of Hustings, railed on painting tbelr store that was •* . Micttaum. Charley Brooks b driving a well for Ira calling on friends here. Bonanza; also » new glass front l» Icing Mrs. Julia Babbitt and daughter Nora, hb brother Marcus Monday. Stowell. Frank Brook.* and Mr. Evans, of Hast ­ of Spring Lake, are visiting L. Ickes •A** ter u*.: John Warner went to Grand Rapid# on PUliLcbureh excursion of lari ing*, were in town Monday, also W. P. and wife at present; they will return this • wrrij. tbe excuratai Saturday. was a grand affair. It took 1<I coachre to Sidnam. of your city. Mrs. Hnnaicker ha* purcliaaed a cow of < <>rri(-F.Bs: carry the cxcurelonlsts drawn in two week. Tin* Pod Auger school houw is gf.'l ckMod against all religions meeting*. F. Harter visited bls sWter, Mm. Huntrains. __________ (reo. Cappy Sr., waa called to Hastings Sairker. <ai Sunday. Tc- »’*b i"1” tart Saturday night Ids mother being dan­ J. Harter la visiting In Ohio. Mra. K. S. Stamp h visiting friend, in gerously sick. Several of our ettitens are suffering from * "‘jSirn.-r. haw nearly ail finished cutting biMkCTOm: Bev. fialrtcd. of Jtihn.'town. was In thia I 1Ur!^J.'J. Handrail and ‘WWW, corn and now are ready for fall seedingW. H. Pewera, frobte of Wednesday and Thursday vicinity tart Sunday. C. C- Backus buried his youngeat sort “■O-tol.,,.,. John Shively antici]>ates teaching acbool J. A. Grabte. made hl* father a .bort visit tari weraWm. Guy riid Trojer *pent ^nUof Mrs. Hathaway, Cheater M< this winter. - - -•------------» Omter ta, C. D. Beebe. I Kundav at Haritngs and Freeport. air “»<i ««*■ <* 'SFriday. SboopVSuWlW- • <'• fflta OO t- 3R YEAR. ... tlw . nil <rf the vara pft.M.-l; rassftS&T ••» w minister sent by the L II "•• the Cedar Creek -T-v » "*’• 8b'l,ln" X.™. ta, U» frtn, ..£2 SXs:,1™” POWDER Absolutely Pure. H.' (j. M J.UOB V <v >,KV. . Hastings City Bank, 3 HASTINGS. MICH.. SEPTEMBER 19. 1888. COUNTY NEWS. COO K 3c NISKERN" , The best Advertisingmediumdn Bar­ ry County. , „„ ■» ’ �territory, tn r iu aolutlon. * and other _ fcr the downy mildew ami black rot of the grspe vim. Rix different formulas were employed. Tbe Bordeaux mixture, blue water or ean celeste, two different solutions of muphate of copper, suiphaUne and David's ^Bordeaux mixture la made bv dlaaolv- LOW TOURIST RATES. a cellar or partially above for a base­ ment, or wholly above for a stable, an inclined way being built on two oppo­ site sides to give access . to the born floor. Upon this foundation the sills are laid, tho comers being made at an angle of 183 degs., instead of 90 degs., as in the square building. There are no cross beams nuceasary except upon tbe floor, there being eight bents in the build Ing, all on tho outride, the plates being mortised exactly as tho Bills are and the posts placed with regard to th© necessary doors and windows and tho strength nec­ essary to support the roof and stiffen th© building. Ah many braces ns ore thought Boston Hper-Hinpr. Troabln needful may bo used, but the braces must low He Got Out of It—Plain Word* all bo ou tho lines of the walls and none fruiu the Sonny Sontls. The roof is an When we are tn trouble we cry for help. of them cross braces. I’hen we ere relieved we often forget to be eight sided cone, strengthened with purlin tankini. But not always. Mr. W. W. Grinin, plates, and may be open at tho center for a cupola or ventilator. Tho joints of all tho plates and the sills will be at an angle offlZidttgs. instead of 45 degs., as in a square building. ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU!' Curative t&rup. ot your agent. Mr. H. M. King, and before I had taken Ute first botUe 1 felt bet ter, and hi a short time was able to go to work. -May God blrM you for tbe good you imw done." Mr. Wm. J. McCann. OT Randall St.. Boston, writes: "Six ibouUis ago 1 began to throw up my food after eating. I thought 1 was going ted© ron.nmpu<m. 1 won began to have pain tn the chest, stomach and sides. 1 got little Steep and woke all tired out I once lort five pounds In four xtays. I tiepin using Shaker Exireetof Baote, or. Botgel’s Syrup, and when 1 bad finished the »lxth bottle I could eat three riaare meals a day. aad go to sleep tbe minute ■track the bed. 1 ami paper hanger by trade, «bave worked every day since I look the see bottle, and gained olgbteet lounda. 1 ought to be thaukful and I am." HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, ) Aug. 21sL TUESDAY, tSept. 11 and 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. IhilylliuiqgllikMh ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS Including GREAT FALLS. MONTANA. reraotrt dartring to take a trip through Nor­ thern Minnesota. Dakota or Montana tor the poraoa© of looking over the country, or with Un THE WORLD, and an agricultural district mili­ tate tor dlvaratfied farm Ing. dairy and stock ^tuyoaea.^wlU do well to take advantage ot ’ For »»r aad Information apply to your home ticks' agent, to any agent of the company Jnrt »atd docmMMKl. do hereby glv. we win meet al th* late rreldeixw nl ■din the uranmhlp of OrungHvUlr y. lbs 17th day ot November. A. D.. । Hatitrdry the !«• Ii day of Febninn ’sraEi*a£itFs”X" I J. Fknkh The plan of the basement. is shown at Fig. 2, A.being passage for the cows and a driveway for removing tho manure; b b are the stalls for tbe cows, fifty-two-in number, having the feed trough toward tho center, and all reached by an inner drive­ way. There are six stalls, and a nxim at each end of tho stalls for hanie.Hs. At e Is a place for storing plows, car­ riages. wagons or machines. A drive­ way (F F) passes through the basement from east to west. As many windows as needed may bo built in the wall. Tho sills of the barn are laid upon tho wall, as already mentioned; tho.posts are 28 feet high, and the plates upon these sup­ port the rafters. , The plates are fm/tened together at tho ends by being ha-ved and the corners fas­ tened together by half tuch bolts. At each corner is a brace of 8x8 timber, bolted to and through* the plates by threequarter inch bolts and strengthened by an iron plate ou the hiride. through which the bolts pass Tho shoulders of the corniT rafters rest ujxrn tbeee braces aad plates. Thea© rafters ore of 6x12 timber. Purlin plates of 8x10 inch timber are bolted under the rafters and fastened to­ gether at tho corners in tho same manner as tho plates. Tho intermediate rafters rest upon these purlins. Iron tio rods may bo used to strengthen the rafters and hold them together, if thought necea- ing in a wooden veeacl 8 pounds of sul­ phate of-copper tn 15 gallons of hot water, and in another yeaael 10 pounds of Um© in 5 gallons of water, and mix when eold. to form a spray solution. Blue water, or cau celeste, is prepared by dis­ solving 1 pound of sulphate of copper in 4 gallons of hot wate r. When dissolved and cold add 1 pint of liquid commercial ammonia Dilute to 22 gallons and pro­ ceed u with Bordeaux mixture. The two simple solutions are respectively 1 and 2 pounds of tho sulphate to 22 gal­ lons of water. Sulphatlno and David's powder are dry and applied with a bellows. Of the ex­ periments that have been made, the chief of the aectlon of vegetable pathology says tho results can in no way be deemed con­ clusive. as diverse results bare been ob­ tained by parties who have apparently pursued the same line of experiments; but what has been accomplished is de­ cidedly encouraging, and we may reason­ ably hope for bettor and more decisive results tbe coming season. . Lengthy reports were received from special agents at Charlottesville. Va; Vineland, N. J.; \Denisuti. Tex., and Neosho. Mo., together with the volunteer reports from a great many persons in other grape growing states. At'Char­ lottesville It is stated that vinos that were left untreated clearly showed the absence of an/ influence that might tend to check tlw ravages of mildew in those varieties that are known to be subject to it. In rebjH-ct to black rot ft small advan­ tage sccruod to tho treated vines. From Vineland the statement is made that it was tho wettest season ©ver known in southern New Jersey, and tho conclusions drawn from tho experimenta that were mad© are that the copper sulphate may ordinarily be relied on on as a preventive of grape mildew, and the Bordeaux mix­ ture is thought to be tho preferable one. Grapes treated for black rot, rotted equally with those tint bo treated. Deni­ son. Tex., reports that there seems to be positive evidence of preventive effects In the use of the different preparations of sulphate of copper, especially In early ap­ plications with the Bordeaux mixture, when it reaches every part of the surface of the.fruit. Tho most certain escape from black rot courists in planting varie­ ties that are known to resbrt it, such as Perkins. Ires. Delaware, Norton, etc. From the hundreds of reportu from these and other states it is mad© to ap। pear that generally the sulphate of copper :j is beneficial for mildew, though not inva­ riably so. and tho Bordeaux mixture and cau celeste the beat formulas fcr its use. For black rot none wcro satisfactory, and while the remedies that have been named uro tho best we know, of at present for diseases ot the grape."further experiments will be necessary to test their full value. A 1 । M/ Mr*.) TkBlAAgB acm ot ssM st bwI* . • • • 2A2 4K sol* of *wli less IMTM Haw mm d 17 ATS .75 swfccfnw AM 7 so in m TownSNdrth.RangeT Wort. oHotwUotooK M • *.H or hewers The farmer who wutki htrd fc» fej. »»a»ey get stack. OLD HONESTY TOBACCO WILL 600fl L^ST-S f-ipo LOpGEfy Xou need not set Mucic if yE! *■111 ask your dealer for one of die following si Horse Blankets: 5IA Five Nile. J^T IJ TA6JE5 SWEETER TH|AJI OfqEl^ TO­ BACCOS, AfID WILL pLE^SE | ASK YOUR DEALER EOR IT. ;0U- ANO INSIST ON GETTING IT. 5/A Boss Stable. Town « North, Roup- 9 West. •wHofswH J C 5J0 l.U Town 3 North, Range >0 Wert. DHofawau i as are lts 5IA Extra Test 30 other styles a^boYe cJj. HO. FIltZER 4 EROS., Louisville, ly. Great Clearing Sale A™* An’taS- ttui Parasols Chailie Delaines Marked way 00*11.10 teat* a jwl »**«*>! deafen.*. al) fresl. »>*xls. Swurr a draw rtE* you cau. Ooh iitoclrn- you rx-i s»i sOuCite De­ fine drew tor th* prire of calico, pwd to w To Stimulate Trade tegular price ft io. bi Hosiery. In ladie* . cMrirW* *M pM> we would ask jour sw*W Wurraaled Fa*: Black- Ho*- '}r they wffl pot erock or ffcdt - d tb«T d*'- — dayot tian of th© roof removed to show the man­ ner of laying tbe rafu-nt and bridging them. A crown rim is lolted to the rafters at tho point of tho roof—ar ratbag the rafters, the rafters are bolted to tho crown rim—which supports a cupola. Tho cupola is fifty foot from tho floqr qf th© bant, tho root-rising twenty-two feet, and tho post being twenty-eight foot high. The floor of tho born is laid ut— ’------supported by brick piers or tl------- ,______ in tn© basement. A line of beams may be laid above the floor on cither side, above which floors may ibe laid; the space thus made may bo used for granaries or stor­ age of farm tools or machines, or erther cumbrous property. thence north to place of .begln- Children'.- LaceCaps Marked down to cwt AH fre*b foods *ria good order, nert style*. Marr & Duff quarter Uno. two chain* and Mventesa links ‘*x*c‘**in»and fifty-ata links Umm" south three chains and thirty finks to the place of twttunlnx, contalnins1 seventv^wi* tw-T Have the best eqolui" d dry tic Creek and rhe j-rtw*- mencloR at a Make on the north and Xt" 6uaTT’10" •”«> ©hX tad i?}!? .links south of the center of Mild section, thence with on the quarter line, seven Fwd plenty of charcoal mixed with ashes and salt to your swine. The Clydesdale breed of Loroea orlrinated In tio valley of Clyde, in the vicinity of Glaagow. Seotland. Au exchange recommends sheep £« feeding orchards rather titan bwIdb. They leave no tutfe cover tor .asecta to breed and will keep tbe orcha ds healthy fKn ****■ ” F“‘ Marr & Duff cpains and Ofly-Mx links, thenev, nr.rth ■*.<» chains and ninety-three links to pty— of ma tn — and every"** . ........... ''•L.T’’'* • any other bouse or-1 -i •••eblra*. HKXIt^'Bturox. Admlaltmtne. Cotton blannels Have al»o arrived. „,A grower applies manure liberally to plum trees un the first indica­ tion of black knob. Remember that tbe strawberry bods re­ quire attention now. Young poultry should now be protected from sudden and heavy showors. Give to poultry a good grana run If pos­ sible. Do not forget that the present I* an admircblo MMon for gathering dry earth and putting it under rover in convenient proximity to the chicken hoaare. far fatare use os a dust bath aad as an aboorb- . Special Drives jt-.1 shows th© elevation with a par­ one man can load with greater ease and rapidity than two tn the old way, loose. In stacking, the stoker take, two Wes in his hand and sets them up perpendicu­ larly, buildlug on each side of tills row until the desired sixo is obtained. Now lay bales lengthwise un tho top of tho up­ right ones to raise the shedding bales to a half pitch, and if necessary tho stack can be covered with long slough hay to abed snow and rain. By this method tbe fod­ der is kept straight, dry and convenient to feed. 5'A Electric. EVE^ypL-dG SfA^pDD LI^E Device for lacking Apple*. A correspondent of The Prairie Farmer, who lias had experience in gathering and packing apples, describes us follows a de­ vice, of which tho cut is here reproduced, and gives some practicable Instructions in tli© matter. Gather tho apples as soon as they ore ripe, which is as soon as you can pull them easily from the twig. Sort them while picking, leaving all small and im­ perfect ones on tho ground. I would like to impress it upon tbe minds of all fruit growers that it does not pay to put small or imperfect apples in the barrels. Small attorney s free ot twenty-five dollars covenanted apples fill the spaces between large ones; for therein. the prenilww being described In said **1111U**1 fcrtaln lot. piece and parcel they do not measure aay, and lower the of land situate in tiie village of Nasbvlfte. tn price of tho product. Put all sound and the rountv otfi^ry and state of Michigan, perfect fruit in bushel boxes, and take and known and deserthed a* lollows: TW east ball (e't) of the sooth wtat quarter them to some central point to pack in (t» 40 ot the south east quarter iaek) of seebarrels. tKm number thirty fire (tat in town three U) north, range seven (T) west. Barry coonQr. Michor*teMWUU,ln< ‘Wen*r (:S” lbere4Ol ’“d t”on‘ APPLE PACKING DEVICE. Make a table, say 6 feet long, 2j to 8 feet wide with sides fl to 8 indies high. Haro tho legs long enongh so that a bar­ rel will go under ono end. Tho other end should bo four laches higher, so tho ap­ ples win have a tendency to roll toward the end where the barrel is. Empty tho fruit from the boxes into this table, set tho head of tbe barrel with smooth an Sa. Now by holding one hand half way wn to cutch tho apples, you can hit An easy way to take care of corn fodder, them drop in from tho table. The advan­ ■ays The Prairie Farmer, is to shuck in tage of a table is that you cau neo any de­ the field and tie | in bundles which are fective fruit, and. by turning them half afterward stacked- Lay a piece of twine lb7^° »ntoU>o barrel, you see on the ground of a length to suit the site all sides of them, ^galn, your hands of the bundlee you jiropose making; being free, it enables you to sort them place an armfuil of fodder on tho twine much better than from baskets. and mure and shuck out the corn which may be it saves handling. Every time fruit U thrown into a wagon. Repeat thia opera­ handled you lose 10 per eant. A man with tion until yon have a bundle of the de-. a true eve and quick hands will fill bar­ sired Bice, which tie firmly. The bales rels os fast as another can head them. from two to four shucks can be piled to­ gether until a convenient tImo cotnea far Thing* Worth Knowing. hauling, or until tho first snow comes, The current and the gooseberry thrive when they may be hauled to the stack on best in a partial shade. sleds. In piling in tho field lay one bole As soon as the stem will port readily on the ground and put others crosswise. from tho tree, pears should Ins gathered. Dy using a pitchfork to handle tho bales, rail dul„. iHJIJW ion t un there either Ait *rad« tn Dart* AII* » >• .• > Umm Une* atvl .M Good* at sssss,r~ '■ •“ sx t: auw. OF TATM TAX LANDA------AUpnoB Gbskkal's Orrir* ■ Uaalmr MteSxS ’- 3 Stimer. A • • i 5 B *ja jk) Town «.North. Range io Wool. MARR .& DUFF'S, �DEATH OF MOSES. TO WltAK THt AOCHT. A CHARTER QH MYTHOS. X«l, THIRD quarter, ih^ebsationrl BtRies, etPT. 23. 1^*^'**' ~~----------r | _ Beware of Scrofula u fr’-tran wtu bava a tamjly n» »-r doiun uu ■,»!, ■ comtuli I.Msoa Helper Quarterly, by' f II. & Bbffman Philadelphia, twvniup."| Manya time had is'kotnothlng so out of a person tnytwfr>im IF-' jcir&d n most solemn essay r<W "'I , all earthly rnstv await the call, it is indeed blcKteduieOod that Ho has Probably no on« thing has can . i. gtffiCTal revival of trade at W ’llV-*’ 1 0 yecr’a-ftnif store aa taelr givliis^* Good' their mtmim 0: M many^reS’trh?? V* tire of Dr. King's W.w Dl^reryl'J sumption. Their trade k nwua In this very valuable fact that It alwajs cure, j® Hraee up. You .re fcrflm d.Trv»<^. ) our I) poor. j„u 1.^^ w|{h "W-' you w- Bdrm,. „,d »T «>ru, U.I W.UT u> brere up bS2 ™ but not with st mutant*. Bnrinr n>«ib\ ’ ’ or MU.re. HM.!. cheap, bad Nhlskey. and whlchVirtlmutau. you for an hour, and then leave you in a won-- eondlthm than before. What yoj want I» an alterative that will purify your blood, titart healtliy action of liver tod^kM- 1 1"S.'S1'1”1 ta"lh- -MlMxbu. MHU. Md «I1 skin rraptluns. nn<l |x»IUto|, c„^ Rll™. or no i»y rmulrrt. 1< J, to khr i.rf.rl HU.lM.lufi, or !,v w "*■ p*'r lx“' by u 11 Goodyear :■ l<-ft (Egypt (Deut. i, 55), ■''>m all Him wgy by and ail Uiecom• bnd given them -d tbe tribes (ch*, id bitwing reachto us. still future '•ir-.icd lii;< suvevsaor and him, I an. I given him a I «U|tbt< rtmgregaxiou Only 17 -divorces on the docket In Mus­ kegon county this term.% **“ a IRFwi ? *8® *njonnted to |1D9.0»0 00? L ♦««.000.000. an Increwe bout 118 per cent. In tho name period Xi , amonnt credited ^1.? d®KStcr ♦». an ineresMM Ji•*"“ ’*» H wlUb. seen In d,nP?slt8 ,n this State were not tbo dapodta In Great Brits!» tl^depO<1U here had not Sy -Phiua^hJ Tbe bugles on, Alling agafc The dlr with o-„.. ",ta.'. dopodta in tho British raving* banka. the depositors hi WT. | rag. No buauer without a tuuneOun t»' tbeaiarrv r,M FW UMettwk. “*U“.U®" 4’ herroX. u ^7X7 X ”:‘Tdood "InJ* ™ stirred. Ixig Cabin* were not hot......... . . .urcmer. houNca and the people who Give in tho starry old Flag; dwelt hi them wore not hut­ No Knight of the nandkerehlef 1 house growths. 'Fhey were >o sflto-a and noenuxi rag. ' ] hardy healthy generations Scorebed In the ImtUe's tlcrre ft*: ; .4 ««>d the remedlra used were Torn bydbo will ocean gale. ,Zn/wir staple preparations n«pn>W4"° duced In Warners Lug Cate “,.c'°tah and Consumption Remedy and — —» i~a:rr lau • UTlgtT. "anier’s “Tlpii«-anoe“ the great stomach From Un marthead and hilltop and ertreto”1'• Our camp flrre biaxe through the night, ’ iketh nr. 1 Gul and .. .Gif.combinAttontproporUon and preparation of Its Ingredients. irtKHp< Sarsaparilla aceotnl<! shre cures where other preparations enttrelr fall- 1 ecullar |u Ita rood name at home. n iiNi is a •tower of strendb abroad.” reL-nllar In thtf phenomenal sales It baa attained. Hood's Sar . .k L*<'e J11”.1 iiHxllciiie for purifying the hlnod.giving strength, and creat­ ing an Hp)ketl!r. . tefrv i/ t: "l 1"r** Fcpt for Mo*ra BxiixdbrV 'l,i’art<d friends have fw : I’xrture wocannot mourn tteowa*...-f 1"v*1 on jofcrf r,. •”!* '«yal-ya brouid have rw Sva? ir ’ D,ltO tW F,‘tb«'" lJobn ^'•IthChn • i?^u^at*ur ltm<1 fW1* tid fo- th t^ttMtlao w* ermnot but bo ^v-wrow LerauM, <rf our f'r th‘8 “uertv death, which ShSi? "? ^•’•teiues ita fearful work with <Hth 'f , Hut lot us lookup, for |>. .lertroyedj 4aa- j fuU * Ux‘:«pirit of wtehm.J■'' •’ ‘fi'ksn of ra one in whom ■•U*tarJ Of God (Owk ... — - • <-. .»- .r‘ Good Knuugb tor Kim. Mr. Asa B. Howley, druggist, was In­ duced to try some of the PaplBon Catarrh Cure b) his customers, after several pbysl;: clans predicted hy^'ould noon have con­ sumption from anc aggravated case of rnj turh. He says: "The result was tniprecedentcii. 1 commenced to get well uftof. the 'first application.’ and nm now. after a fuw weeks, eiitlrcly cured." I’apillon (ex­ tract of flax) Catarrh Cure will do all that Is claimed for It. Urge bottles SI- For salu by W. H. Goodyear. It Is thought iron orr exists in the vicin­ ity of Harbor Springs and a company is being organized to prospect for It. • —---- rwjuuram urn t km Holls do*i: to tbe surf f«um.boro- •* ™. i llwl.lfcC IV .IK.. No suldlor by sutatltulc; No substitute for chief, But a soldier to dare aad U> do No jwrfumrd handkerchief. Ko n«g but the W-d. White and Rlnn ’• ~rir~« i'rjs«“ 5S5 Twenty-five cents a bottle. W.u, u» MtUFMCB of speedy relief raid cure. Scad 2 cent: rxcatm fur works on yoor dlscaset. W-Send 4 c—ts txwtMe for Celebrated Consult tho old Doctor. «»■<• ana wrtaaic, (stamps). Before coufldl: Dr. • l. \ UK r.. A frier save future sufftertne and a lundays. 0 to JI Address, c. u. itun rtr>a, m. u. Merrill Block, Detroit. Mich. T<> table tho tariff - ——y------ -----afraldi That tbe cause of Reform I hare tnsrly betrayed; Rnt I <enr <1.^ ** ■ • *__ _ . tho Bitten u a c of health." VINEGAR BITTERS. Tire only Temperance Bitter* known. It stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nerves, regulate* the Bowel* and renders a perfect blood cireulati<ny- through the human veins, which Is sure 1«> restore perfi-ct health. A beautiful book free. Admis, R. IL McDoXalk Ditvo Co.. 582 Washington nt. N. Y. SEA-SALT -SOAP■ .... Wll.L, |>M’ 113 l.l], LTTU<JC<KCH< rea baUj, curtug all ioc*l skin usd scalp eiuMM. plnipteNTblotriies, cczerna. nater. eha etc. It D made from perfectly pure male* and Is most lieuHtig usd Invlgora&m^to »kln. krepli.E if h, a tresh clean and bM condition. Sold by druKKl’ts and fancy gc dealers, or ttn^ by mall one cake tar z> eW three tor bb cts. by tbe proprietary. R. A. MeDoxau* Dul'c. Co.. For OVER COMPLAIWT, DYSPEPSIA, PURIFYING »3 BLOOD. To lrt:b< tbe tariff And talk about tah! GRAHD RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking effect July 15 !»•“ To tbe rear wttl> free Imrte. lot's talk atxjot fish: Let's talk about fish, let's talk of the odd. Used for 30 Years. Bost rfrcparntlon <n the World • ttmt ark: BHordcnd Blood, powerful Wbllo of tUh wn bold forth by day aad by night, T-> dodge ttw» great tamo moot fervent I wiub— LW11 table the tariff and talk olxiut—fiuh. . Grand Kaolds IA Mlddlrvi! U'........... (Ir .1, -.' To table tbe tariff And talk altout fish! s.rfl XOll 7. iu.« 1.10‘ll.W I I3r Circuit i W.JOH? 3TON&CO., Octroi; rt. ch II M> 8£M„,SS1 Chitagj, Kalamaicc & Sagifi&w nmv«r Cleveland crawfished on MRS. WM. A. DAVIS of Camden. N.J. says: •I tare suffered greatly iron. Indlgratlon and bowel troubles, and Vlntgxr Bitters gave mere. JOHNSTONS SARomPARILLA who cry: "No free trade this I j So to dodge tbe great Issue most fervent I wUti- "Daniel.” "Tee. sire. -— -7"; •I boa MX''that "I |J prize of $25 1 '-55’ sent in.” < eago "And does Mnsl compete?” ■'Well, I might. I liavo evolved eovoral pretty good jokes in my time, । Daniel •• Tho presidential proclamation as to ths F. A. HAHN, Local Agent, HasUnit* tniaua <i r ti t. a., rtitaaeo. **. "That is true, sire. You might wmd 1 fisheries was prepansi some time ago, one of your justly celebrated declarations and, tho ready to start their whistle®. The of fidelity to civil a ' - — - steam — — fisheries treaty was one of the incapable burg Chronlcla > Bayard’s fumbling performances, and was TIME TABLE. rejected as a cowardly surrender- of American rights. Its rejection opened In effect July 1st,IMF. the way for tho monkey message frera ■•Dan!” "Yee. sire.” "They say my Cleveland, who would regard any war 'North. flBbory mcsiag* L’ crwthw excite­ possible on advantage if it resultea in his ment in Canada and Engtand. and that re-election. Tho I>emocratic party is ca­ Stations there is n war cloud on tho hortxon. pable of anything before or after the elec­ • T«. irtre. U dore look • lUJk Urel wtion that in their judgment would help "C-ar/t you I wiue some kind of a supple­ In tho continuation or extension of their .Hastings.. ment. or second edition, and ear the mear.- power. But they nro already bellowing ...Hbnltx.... Bogo only referred to my bluefish exploit I* tliat they did not mean anything hardly .Nash's* ... atFirt! tatandf "I don’t know. And, Ctorerdale ’• by the noise Cleveland made.—Cincinnati ... Delton 0 Dan. when you are down on Pennsyl­ Commercial Gazette. vania avenns, this afternoon, picas* keep : , i j‘ MBS. MATTIE FURCUBON. •ays: "t laegar Bitters t>< 0 sad It my fate! food the Miyrwumpa all storm On the 14th of Msy, 1883, Bismarck in . a speecti before tho Getman rcichstag of the States ' said "The success «. >uu United <»«<£» iu materinl development is tho most il­ lurtriomi of modern time. Tho American ! nation hu* not only successfully borne I “d suppressed the moat gigantic and ax1 pensive war of nil history, but immedi। ately afterward disbanded Ittvurmy. found ’-fiTTiploynient ■ employment for all its ita soldiers and mama I rlncs paid off most of Its debt, gave labor J?'1 >*omes to "all tho unemployed of Europe as fast as they could arrive v ita territory, and still by a system o ation bo Indirect as not to bo much less felt. Because it is my tie judgment that tho prosperity. of - ' H- , . America is mainly due to ita system of A'ew York paper offers a New offers_a protective laws. I urge that Germany for tho beet original joke < now niched that point where it is I necessary to imitate the tariff system of yourweightineM Intend intend to lbe United Gtntes." Fearful aud Wonderful. The Bible says, "man Is fearfully and wonderfully made." But physiologists all concede that the most wonderful por­ tion of man is the nervous system. In it are ineated the seats of life and mind, and the control of al) the bodily organs. U hen the nerves are destroyed, the part Is par­ alyzed. Tiie flesh, blood and-bones are nothing to it. Derangements of tbe brain or nerves are-the causes of headache, fits, dizziness, fluttering of the heart, textual your eye out for a Paul Pioneer weeklies, sleeplessness, neuralgia. <’«>W cheap substitute."—St. hands and feet. A free trtal bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine—the latest and mart sure rrwfnl cure for all these diseases, may be -Who donated a quarter of » million had- at W. H. Good) ear’s drug store. dollars tor provisions and rcut them to Tim state crop rejxirt for .SeptemiN r starving Ireland?” ( indicates a yield fl.ow.ooo In advance or "Levi P. Morton. ••Who HBt U» “““SSL"^Chlata? any previous esthnnies in Michigan. to tho earthquake Bufft-rers of r An I»vartM»«a», Swelling of the ankles ar,feet when not Cincinnati Com■Groror develaad- —Uncinua due to rheumatism. Prof. always raused by a weak or J 1. <<f im>atii. lain or un< a 1 ness when lying on uw » »» • “ cPoc u ’ J v v“‘ “PLn him am snJC'-\um. Xi, 1~; Bexalaol U» wort tor I New Curt. Sold »i W. H. Goody««l • <Ex_ xxxi, 3 ‘“J!**! i The unTrertltJ «•»« <'- atP><»“» thl’ vnnH.'? the Pit spoao aOu ve<tr ZSte«»O.«uBR. said and dM: [ ‘ Mas. Wixsww’s ffi^ffrc Sinter KUra ’ —I-""™ or mo Spirit; and ^LW^h *“ ,nwnt«» ocraucn^nntnalconimltrco ).>ln) 0 tvl h rny fate • every day bring, the n/^ra That gives im n terrible fit of the Wool Tb-news that my party U luring lu grip, S Ito numbers by hundreds 'Iracrtlag the ship! It is plain as the chock of .tear □ariand's tea. ■ face My free trade convictions wfll <xat me the nice: .dc5'e i1* STO“ tarw n,<*t fenrBOt 1 w“hIxjt’B table tho tariff and talk abmn-flah f Rev. W. 1’. Squidra, of Perry. I* about to remove to Washington territory ’. t Uriel hlmll ’bid to mortal; n to tbe spirit » l»dy. When ed one*, though re lookad upon, >»m nt futures just _ id our reach; jlust or! the corrupt11 .Tune nt Wbe rerarnntioQ ' • -miptiblc Hwiy with the : « un ■-. glfirlliod, iu which ..-riij ttkeuji iu residence, - rvj<_>■ <jnIut |n Un, indy. L'a; jL. ‘ atta®. bftbe L<uab, and tbmwitii • :• ign over the earth. How loi<t»-U d . ■ ' Mim« H'luaiDMi buried we •’•tntt'Jd.’ • ■ - teit he iuui tho risen body °ctbe . / .••J iaflgurwion seems cvi■rf. for not. only dora the ! - - np a wui u> Christ, .dt he ■bi hav. t.. • tpgivo up tho body of a ■aintfr mu.. ”•■••• And if the Man Child fichdcs die risen saints of hrdand Mnetbmg of tbe : in iitavon thrre referred to !!W foe GEMiTO VKISAKT Omni a Lite Study. It makar NO dlfll-nrace WHAT you have taken or WHO luui failed tr- the Pern- than the Spring*. JOO Doses One Dollar To table the tariff Bartley Breen is In bed. enjoving the delights of the rheumatic fever. Gen. Benjamin IlnrriMm. Gen. Harrison h:w been in public life far many years, and wo Imve not heard that he has received * promotion, tlint bo has not earned. In the army he was suc­ people lived A Favorite With the Fair Bax. cessively lieutenant, captain, colonel and I’apillon (extract of flax) Sirin Cure is brigadier general, bceaujw he was brave rr_____ __unto superior to all thi much advertised skin and-efficient He has . become a legal appointed . . and yet there 1 beautified* with the advantw of being authority through hard Btudv. He was a this jjifuct-ono thing , beneficial, awl not like the mineral prep- leader in the Hernte because be was rccog■iie—whidi is not aor- | arations usual) sold which are ver)' pota- nlzed an one of the ablest men and moat sa.vs wrotigb Paul in , onous. It will remove all Inflamnuilion, logical and well toformed men In tho that «* shall not .nil ' chafing and ropghneM of the skin? sun­ upper house. Hois thoRepublican candlt in । toe twinkling I burn, freckles and unseemly blotelies. and date for the presidency ix-cause lie has a Jimged ht the sound- , leave tliu cutk-h* as fair and ijhft ns an in­ clean record of distinguished public scr So itays the Spirit fant'a An actual necessity for the eorn- vices, made within the party which honors him. And when ho is — promoted to li the A_j — 1— 1..:— A|l true Micvero ! plete toilet table. Large bottles only 31 ui_ office of president, it will be bccaUM lie ;• s Christ n-turiM shall for for sale by W. II. Goodyear.* has earned the promotion; not because Mr. -d from ' A Muskegon man unmed Albro. fell Blaine haw earned it.—Time. Mug lusinntly changed, through a Carsun City culvert the other day and was fatally injured. He Could Give *55 More tn the Fond. ■I Luries I •>t our f Hood’8 Sarsaparilla HoUlTBlldn>»cd»u. yurixforju. Msdooni -- * - —. —uu mj lom <ioea unman 5^^215?*"". iw- l”' ____ . «... io anoi-v the ci .nr 1^......, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and Health Restorer. Cures all kinds of Headache within thirty minutes—Try It ia2^°iW’ ?AV** °J ’• B"™**** Or- J. .B. — Sarwp.nrilU arid, to entirely cured." , _____ _______ 8tantoo- *<t- Vernon. Ohio. Stanton, Mt. Vernon, Ofcfo. HDOTT. BA■11. FOTJrt IXPLe* upon thaFA< _ __ _________________________ ECAT and pohara CONacrf^ TION or iNBAKrrTjsbould eruisult at once rxlyruni 1 - «'as one day: bo be ! pleasant remedy f< for all diseases arising bo stija-lfast, be fuljy from blttod. W. H. Goodyear. •- impure ' “ope of tho glory . Ann Arbor has In their nil 1 make it all f z , 40 -teachi-rn --------- --------; ■pule , in tbe first ana He «cboota to whom they pay yearly sal­ ! the Lord, died.’’ ari ‘?s amounting »«nonn«in« to $15,000. aries 5*15.000. pwun>ct, •hall be ca- rheo“’ “u’v'd »*n<nins k-bocro. At times hi. hood, would CTXCk °Brn *:'d Meed. He tried various prvpw,u>00t toaBy took Hood's 8are I am entirely wML-------------- - --- — two ,o family, and in Great Britain nine to each family. l.n«°rT* W11 <T’no px>d froo tn‘dc’’ tbU us I how the workingmen of protected America | can - -----------------ran aava save more moneyth<n __ the.. workingmen, if tho prices In Engl^d'are so much lower than hero that the lower rtii. Who in CUrOLLT and IGMOEA1K E h “ Till1' I.ED awar bls Vlt.OH of BODY, and MAMHOOD.causing exhausting Giro ua a Man for chief. k I?”, to «m; The Cobdrn Club on Cleveland. Don’t neglect a cold. Hill s Peerless , The annual report of tho British Cobden Cough Syrup is a ant? cure. No cun', no ’•dub contains the following significant pay. W. H. Goodyear. eulogy of President Cluveland and his Iwhieb I swore unto J.. IL Nichol* has been appointed post­ tuul i*vn triode master ut lluinlkoldt. Marqu'ette county. "In the Uhlttxl States President Ciovoxii, 7), yet Abraland’s mcsAagu carries with It the promise For Indigrsllon iim* Cobb’s I.i’tle Pills. .of such measures of tariff reform as may. 40 pill* only 25 cents. W. II. Goodyear. in the ctuiroo of n few years, make somerons one to mill. Re|>orte<l that the Union Litatr party Is thingZliko n revolution in lr.U*rx»tlonal .—■ion of it, but » ru,.< ™<i^;'"'Ur‘ * wre»W«’ to M.r.,»<„ trade. 'Not only would the direct results of ojM-ning the markets of such a country f< r more than ■ y’ _Z bo enormous, but. If the United States, it of it, and yet I The best is the cheapest. Hill's Peer- hitherto the great supporter^ of protec­ 11 irmte good to less Wonn Specific is l>oth the best and tion. should become satwfled that protec­ fx’rsonisUy. his I cheajiest. W. H. Goodyear. tion is a delusion, and that their own best advantage is to bo found in free trade, i The Northville Methodists surprl^i sueh u ejiunge in their opinion and practice । the it he HL-aiu all -ha the,r P*s,or Monday night by presenting could not fail to influence the esdnion and _ . y* and in Him hlm B !M0 practice of the rest of the world/”—Cleve­ thetyrd (is nthousand I Hill’s Sarsaparilla Is a powerful and land Leader. Inr nf tt,. Salt Rheum , ,-l ----- — God, the people ork laid down; earth he tapernd ,which, on are rniitu-1 t<» eater. 1> let lumgu.bvar nwwrr was. -L*t ; uxTc unto tne of this ? Ix-b ihl u with thine ny«, •>v<-r thu Jordon. . Paul In-^xight tho n il of the thorn in wi$- wns. "My grace n J'buI’m case the dre .t!»- continuance, of - ihould bv exalted « -■> m>b mu (Num. .>!th>>ugh forgiven, ulll .: -want jresult. Fourteen Ir.-.lr ! i<oi l.ip-r M'-wodid stand m that Elijali he taikixl with 1 ;n I«««®d from $4»,000.000 to 1^000 - | 0UO. about 600 per rent . while Tbe‘SdijgLal depraita increased from g218 to 1 I ft.?; hmt hX IW-178,000 of dre ' “Tings banks of thH state- ' nf »«».e23.000. Jn to-' o' W0 per rant In the same pl to the credit^ . points. Coughs. Colds, Asthams n 1 chltls. Croup, and all tli«^Jdto’n/d£ «M* qatekly cured. You caj bX fore buying by getting a trtal botUe freT large sire SI. Every bottle warSi^"*’ s (MMSlble, and Him lisro that and dally roIx'lng ubiwnt jnt with the .•: He shall w that our ilnhbcd. MuHOi had long all thb pleasures and • . -..orld, rli'x-Hing rather to Dey*, restore your vitality, and rive re. ;> -.rjthtbe feopleof God than newrd health Mid strength. Such a ne-d|ires of gin for a iwaaon; cs- ; dne you will ttnd In Electric Bittern. .nvu’h M vhrist greater only 50 cents a bottle at W. H. Chxdy(ar-, ’ "wjws •uure* :iu Egypt; and for drugstore. TH.be hivl endunxl, os seeinvuitiU (Heb xl, 94-27). ni.lHM.nTr, ,hr W(irl,| h . ' walk the raving?ex<wi country may -ehoftheir «ininiv President Cleveland has placed his sup­ porters in many dose ana inconvenient corners by his sudden change of base an tho fishery question, but no one has a closer ujiuvi corner to .w escape Senator cunrar —j— from than — --—-— Morgan, wIto last year slgitad an opinion that Article 20 of tho treaty of Wrwhingwns BtU n force, Ul nince be ton was still| |in andi now. aim» be hl< lb" P"-‘W»R'- U L>n»d 1» r.^nt hb settled and and declared declared opinion. opinion, recant his Bottled I I not on an issue of policy and politics, but interpretation of a statute and on a legal ' • treaty —Philadelphia Prow- It looks very much aa if President -Sri’S. VKTVCMUU n *•— ■ U- - ----- ~ ~ divert attention from tho tariff Issum But It > 15 7 ao'lv------ Kxlamszon ■ MtMlrrMTR Connections—At RJrhlxnd Junction with U. J. tM. tor Toledo A Miron. Al HratiDin with Where Are Yon Gering? State of Michigan-Fifth Judicial Circuit, la Chancery. Sult pending in Circuit Court, for County otBarry. In Cbanrery. at ths City of Hastings, on the loth day of July. A- Ik pad Geurge Woolet. complainant, vs. Charlotte Marine, defendant. In this cause It gppearing tliat defendant. Chariotie Marble, Is not a resident of this slate, but resides In tbe state ot Nebraska: therefore on motion ol Smith & Celgrova. solicitors for complainant, it s onk-r«l that defendant enter her apttearann: in said cau«e on or before four ni'intfjH from tho date ot tills order, and tiuu witbin twenty days the complainant eause this order to be published In tko Hastings Banxbr. swdrfrtfldlcittinD to be continued once In each Week for six weeks lasnctesalon. in, Circuit Judge. . Deputy Register. s^TO MACKINAC Summer Tours. Palacc Steamcrb.; Low«Ratcs DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Detroit & CIrre luii Stum Nirlpfloo to brTwnrT i'.hxsll*SfiPBA jui.irum Hfr" Ink’w Xlik* �................ astings ===== - Banner. ltea. ou; uh.- - ----- — dignified. unoe-lftah oooree that haebroogM . . ____ _ Mh.rs Who Ville. Cohoea, Rochester. Pairpart. Buffalo, Albany and elsewhere In New York, de- BENJAMIN HARRISON. dwftriea because they look upon it LEVI P. MORTON. dcmocratlc New York Sun means by Ita qccacc ai w “ ««« — — vehement denunciation of Ute Clewland- hM saved up money and wanta tojowl t, 1 will borrow it andMive 6 per cent for IL Milta-Garilale bill. If It to no: to the direct, 1 have in mind nowvwo girb who have iav. ___ . • rm..... I...... HmI interest of tree trade? PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. j'AMWtlLlSSra’onn&am. Vll. JOHNS .THOMSON, of Banlhrn. VH1. ELLIOTT F. GRABJLL, ot MontIX. WELLINGTON W. CUMMER, of Wexford. X. HARRY F. MERRILL, of Bay XI. PERRY HANNAH, of Grand FOf <iOT*CTKU8 G. LUCE, of Branch. GILHKKT B. OSMUN, of Wayne. Fir SUGROltGErLr MALTZ. ot Aljnsna. otRayPoe Comnilaslonrr ot tbe I juid omeeROSCOK D. DEC. of Berrien. FlBTBPHKN V?BJ?BOWBRHX}H.ot Ionia. Far Superintendent of Public lintnieuoa, JOUBPB E8TABB<K)K. ot Eaton. Mr Member State Board Education— FEKRY F. POWERS, of Wexford. Fa- repreeentaUvo in Congress. 3J dlstnct- For State Senator, lltb district| PMIUF T. COLGROVB. Read fur yourselveK. When all Uhfree-traders of England are praising Cleve­ land because he Is a free-trader, ft would be folly to listen to the clap-trap of those emy. IMtelto. B~hour, •■iiim^ly to glww tbe difference be­ tween the employer* lu our two factories. None of our employees in I retard ever tiad wages enough to be able to have money at Interest, to say nothing of owning a home. The nomination of Philip T. Colgrove, The Pattereou employee* all came from Ire­ land originally, so yan can sec how mrn-b of this city, for state senator U one that IwUcroff they are here than they were will strike every reader of tiie Baxxkb as Uiere. 1 never yet had one auk me to let eminently fitting. The republicans of him return to Ireland and work in that fac­ Barry and Eaton cuuntfc» will give to him tory; but every time 1 go to Liaburn the opcraUvee come in crowds and be gfor a their loyal, hearty support. Hb naine chance to come over here. adds strength to the ticket, his work will “To give some idea of how much Inter' win votes for every candidate from presi­ retour workmen feel in the campaign. I dential electon down. Our readers need might say that they have formed a tariff club, which has a large niembfrahlp, and no introduction to tills eloquent aud rising they all propose to vote for protection. Irre­ young lawyer. But a few years ago he spective ot party affiliation*." • came here, haring but a slrort time before been admitted to the bar. He was n stranger among strangers. But he found from the first the warmest kind of a friend fa the person of Judge Smith, with whom lie has been associated In business nearly all tiie time during hb residence here. He has made friends, warm ones and lots of them, from the very first Hb ability, his talent, tils strength of character and County Ticket. For Rcnnwentatlve In the State legislature— JEREMIAH M. ROGERS, ot Cariton. For Probate Judge . CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee 8{>rtngs. F<r KberiffBAKRR 8H KINER, ot Hastings. Far County Clerk— < THOMAS S. BRICK, ot Maple Grove. For County Treaauree— CHBinOPHKR A. BOUGH, ot Woodland. SuSrrora&ktLVAhULRMAN.of Bantings. For Circuit Court Commissioner*— ALONZO K. K KN ASTON, of Hastings. MARTIJCY E. HBNDRICK.oI Middleville. For ‘aSropRATr. ot Assyria. EDITORIAL NOTES. England, Indeed, is the commercial pi­ rate of the world. She is now straining 4 utmost to rob the United States of ita industries amt get control of our market. If she succeeds every working man and working woman. In this country will be brought to comparative poverty. You can't help losing the high wages you now receive, If you retain any work at all against the competition of the pauper paid labor of England, you will be compelled by that competition to accept as wages pre­ •genial nature have made hb friends delight In doing him honor. Three times has he been electiri prosecuting attorney of Barry county, serving tho people moat satbfactorilly. He lias been a veritable terror to evil doers, and has done much to give Barry county a deserved reputation for dealing out Justice to criminals with un­ gloved hands. But not only has he ac­ quired reputation as an officer, but also m> an attomey. Tbe flrm of Smith A Col­ grove is recognized to thta circuit as one of the very strongest law firms within its borderer The junior member of the firm has contributed hb full share toward se­ curing the taring clientage ami honorable name of tbe Ann. Ot course Mr. Colgrove will be elected. He always "gets there." He Is. the man the people desire to put there. He will represent thta district very creditably, and liecome a leader to the sen­ ate. There Is no sort of doubt about that. He knows what the people of thta senator­ ial district want, and will be in thorough symiiatliy with their wishes. By his ability and e Sequence, he will be far more able to secure the legislation deaired by thta district than any man the opposition could name. The senatorial convention made no mistake when It selected Mr. Col­ grove. _/ Tbe Journal offers the following gratui­ tous Insult to the mcmlien of the Union cisely that pauper pay. These are not the words of a republican journal. They are the deliberate utteran­ ces pf the New York Sun, a democratic paper. That workingmen may have the comparison before their eyes, the follow­ ing list which was prepared by Robert P. Porter, one of the most capable and care­ ful men in that line of work fa tbe country. Is presented. Average weekly wages in the United States and England compared: England. United Stutas. t ft 2 * Labdr party: The Basner has abandoned the rotten old hulk of the republican party and taken up the "union-labor party, .xx-allcd." it's the same old smell; the "big four" of Michigan have plenty of money to the cor­ ruption fund. Not satisfied with buying up individual voters it has made a bld far a whole party,-and the Banner has sold. votes for republican dollars or any body ft ss Journals slanders will fall harmless, and will only serve to build up tbe party which is To the Secretary of the Home Maiket Club, 5» Bodford St., Boston. Dear Sir:—nuuiks for the pajwn. you have sent me. I was In America for about two months last summer sent over by our association, to sec for myself whether tbr working classes of your country were bet­ ter off under protection than we are under free trade, and the conclusion I came to Ward & Dolson Buggies. Mason Platform Buggies. wiiat be says about free trade. If it b surplus revenue that b causing the trouble, send It to iwmt free trade country. You never knew them to have a surplus; or, if you don’t like to do that, take It out to sea and sink IL or bury it. or bum It, or do anything In fact rather than adopt free trade, that is to say if you do qot want foreign competition to -ruin your umnufncturlng industries, and. by so doinu:. ruin your farmers by robbing them uf their home market Your truly. ' 11. J. 1‘eitifkh. Electro-Plate worker. Secretary Workman’s Association for Defence of British Industry. 184 Waterloo Hoad. liondon, England. • Hun. James G. Blaine's ojienln^ cam­ paign speech at Bangor, Maine, on the 28d iary state of tbe workingmen Phaetons, “noVS?'I <nu>l •> ■«/’•*“ ‘‘“Ltji by Ita zealous circulators. Should 1 be elected to the office for which 1 stand u a candidate there is but one course that 1 would pursue, which Is to take up my home hl Hastings. move m.v family there and devote my persata! effort- to the con­ ducting of the business of the I rotate Court. 1 have never said to any «»« any­ thing that could possibly lead to the origin of the above lie told by the opposition. anil furthermore have never even thought of adopting any other course than tint <« moving to Hast lugs to case <rf toy election. Yours Brep’y. Cha*. W. Akmstuoxu. The Lberpad l’<*t says: Messer Bros. ■= Reynolds. HUFFMAN BROS, “We are di­ rectly concerned In the result of thb etoe- tion to the United States." And the Scots­ man says: •'British sympathy cannot tail to be with Cleveland." The Financial News calk Harrison a -Tesjiectable nonerill- fore any of your workingmen, eftber en­ Uie home market for home labor, thgt b gaged fa manufacturing or agriculture, what protection alms at. /They want our talk about free trade, let Uiwn send one uf market for the protection of their labor; their number over here to see what it bdo­ and that Is what British free trade almsaL ing for this country.. Let him walk about for six months looking for a Job until his Cleveland's recent letter to Tammany coat gets ragged and hb shore get thin, and he gets the thinnest of all. and every­ where he asks for Work he will be told tliat the Germans and Belgians are doing the work cheaper than he can do It; than let them send fur him home again, and hear Lansing Buggies. Editor Banker: . I have recenUy been Informed that the ..pjK-ition are twlurtrioualy clrrn^,'5‘ Tvnori. ax a truth, tliat to case of my elec­ tion to the office of Judge of prulmte 1 will appoint a deputy to fill the position and remain at my home here in Bowens Mills. In addition to this report Ita giving many reasons why 1 should adopt wan this: “ . ty." They put him down and eulogize That any person who lias to earn a llv- Cleveland because they want free trade or Ing in America as a producer rqgst first be­ as near it as.jKissfble. to sell us more goods come crazy before he bccomre a Jre«- trad­ and employ their uwn wurkiaeu al wages er, and tbe fanners must be tbe craziest of S& to 50 per cent below oura. and let our the whole lot to think of such a thing. Be­ workmen be idle and helpless. We want was devoted to a comparison of tbe pecun­ in Great Britain and the United States, based .upon noses of the green backers to the fusion the Savings Banks deposits In the two grindstone, while Boss Hicks turned, all countries. The comparison has its value the greenbackers were mighty good fellows us beariug on the tariff discussion. In fact to the eyes of the Journal. By this opera­ that Great Britain Is a free trade country, tion the Journal editor got into tl>e soft while tbe protective policy prevails here. snap of the Hastings pustoffice. But a After making- liberal allowances for the change had come. The old line greendifferences In social condition in the two backeni who have been greenbackers from countries, and conceding ail percentages principle and not for office, have seen that contingent upon Insufficient data. In oppo­ the only effect of fusion was the destruc­ sition to his own argument, he shows tbe tion of tbe gretsiback party, and the onlyones who profited by Ito Ignoble surrender the Savings Banks of Great Britain at the were Fuller, Waters. Dennfa and a few close of last year to hare been 8180,000,ooo others who got fat offices from the dem«>and n tbe state of Masaachusetts alone cracy. They could no longer suffer the 8200.000,000. Great Britain has In round humiliation and stultification .of fusion. They left the’ rotten hulk, and went into numbers Sb.000.000 inhabitants, and Mo,iwchuM-ttx 2,000,000. A computation shows the Union Labor party. And now tiie tliat the average of deposits to each Inhab­ Journal Insults them, vilifies and traduces itant fa Massachusetts is <*|ual to twelve them, by averting Uiat republican money In Great Britain. Like comjraii-tons with has caused them to take the step they have. other New England states, including New Who are ihese Union I-alx>r men in Barry York, show simitar results. Tbe states county that the Journal alleges republican named also at die end of twenty-right yean money has bought? We will name a faw: under a low tariff showed savings depwaite A. G. Kent, Wm. 1’. Bristol Jr., Mp'EIlls, to tiie credit of wage workers, equal to A. W. Wilcox, Jerome Frost and a number SI8.SO per capita, of Um then population, while at tbe dose of a like period under Mosey, Douglas Slade, John Hinckley. protection In 1888, the per capita of such Wm.ll. Brooks. C. W. Taylor, Jaeob deposits was W5. These ought to be con­ Slump and utbera of Maple Grove; W. W. clusive as to the immense value of tbe Kelly, A. D. Cadwaltader. E. E. laimoreux, practical system to the American workDavid Trego, Chas. Fairchild, Esau Cannom and others fa thto City. The Journal is We have liad no Intention of noticing As long as tbe Journal could hold the Tbe Bxaxx» be. aaUX U» Mk>»- probate an the republican ticket: • lluwen. Mill*. SwX. Utt. UM- Workingmen. be not deceived by the en­ I? EDWARD BURK, of Wayne. H. JUNIUS E. REAL, of Washtenaw. W. VI. Flint Wagons. Studebaker Wagons. printed at length in the English liters, and the London Times, the leading tree trade newspaper of the world, says: “It would hardly be possible to put the free trade case inure clearly or more strongly." and that "the arguments which President Cleveland urges are those which Cobden used to employ 45 years ago and which any English free trailer would employ' now." And yet Carlisle. Mills, and Cleveland BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quotej>rice5. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of house* in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros, Uiuueif have the hardihood to claim tliat they an- protectionists and tn at the Mil !< bill is a protective measure! The London Saturday Review says: “President Cleveland has devoted himself entirely to tiie tariff. It is Impossible to HEADQUARTERS recast this without touching directly the pocket, of every citizen of tbe United States, and indirectly influencing the com­ mercial interests of the world. 11 also >/y» that fa America the President's policy ----- FOR------ “means free trade." The London Statist. an organ of English banking interests, says: 'The mesaage addressed by President Cleveland to con­ gress, is the boldt&t and most statesman- Boots and Shoes. jike document that has proceeded from the White House for many a year. hardly a single industry There 1s fa the United States Uiat is not Interested hi maintaining protective duties.r We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of GrayBros. . and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in .quality. All goods marked t in plain figures. One Price to All" p?PRICEfc CREAM Iakin? Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We bear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Uray ^rwand Bobinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make; but no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. » Shoe Dealers. �Hastings' Banner. pEHSON*L MENTION. ^^.'j'WneWi Iwptoaber 1», laan, -‘-yg'HIMCtW. lw.nl ’ P- sldB“ w“ ta Briton Tbundn,'. bvJ1*r' v chlWren‘H l,ehtw! t’b“« tor by J. G. Runyan. '■^HREMEN’S ’ ever before. UUU lo*« than rtaitod Th'S^^' Annual Ball, Union Hall, M.’m.S®,"4 *Wteintownju.tdrupin to? aTLuS tori lUy. "**“*• Ue Vriley n.'^r’bKr' "*un”1 ‘Sto’W Itoin H AST INGS, •“ A »?Sy the Baptist am.enum. theTSt^. .7£ p*“rX‘"r" - It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm yoar house or cook your meals is to bay the suggestion of one of their number raised IUo S .W.jS-f' °i • to take a look at my stock of wmebei jewelery, silverware, clocks, etc. Mv ■tock to larger than ever before anTpric^ iilS'ixr"" Thursday Eve’g, September 27th, jtonm, „ to awn °W f^r tome one and all. ',ualhjr °* the Kwxl!4Joinr Bmuuo*. -Garland Cooks and Heaters----- AT------ ED. POWERS’ uD*5lc’ Brown- John Wooten fk .1*’5uiu,{- bop. "w arrested 00 Dk. Lathuop. ’ rrtday mid taken before Jmtice Kenaston 1~' '»™«MOIM. to answer to the charge of Stealing grapes from John Bcaswer's garden on the night ,nsL They P’e*tod ••guilty" and their cases were referred to C. H. v anArman, state agent for corrections and charities, mid upon his recommendation Angle was released under suspended sen­ tence and the others discharged. Thto to mediate settlement, and that It will be -yinoSSfiid? theaccond time tliat Angle has been under ROBERTSON HOUSE, wlUi h,“ ib“ ’■‘,h arrest and we trust that ft will be such a warning to him that he will hereafter keep clear from violations of the law. The - The republicans had a pole-raising at bojs all evidently looked upon the “axm.-nJ Court SUM Hastings, Mich, the Star school house Saturday. A gwxih tog uf the gmpes M a -tarf for number preamt. P. T. ColgrovTand selves ami a joke on Mr. Bessmcr, but the es. S1.00 per Day. Ihdres-i** 1 J * *U,*“*11* de,,VWTd “PPRff’riat* affair now apiwars In a different light, and • aew. wtUi pleasant rooms. The town > few a.... T r‘1 was in while the lesson has been an unpleasant one . ( I- li respectfully solicited. town a days last week. they have It thorougnly k-anied and ought The Rev. 11. D. Cheney will pruacli at .lC °r Canada, Is visiting nu.longer to look ujam ••couniug” as mean­ the- State road church next Sunday Mt her sister Mrs.’ F. DePlanta. ing anything else but stealing. Courts are eleven 0 elude, at qulmby in the afttunoon seldom as lenient to guilty persons as In %*• C. Umb returned to his home at the imual hour, at tbe Star school Imus. this cas^ and it doesnot neceswirlly follow In Missaukee Co. on Monday. In the evening. that similar offenders will lie let off so easThe examination of Walter Fisher on n w£«.1L.!2mCTn.,’!ftJhuradMy for Albion; “r____________________ EsFAIli. Apply at once, charge of poisoning ta.r^-s was closed Fri where be will enter the college. !Mter to thrtpaperv day in Justice Kenaston'.- court. On un Mit. Eiimnt: iUTRElt-S. wfiPANY tlon of the prosecuting attorney, Fisher Will womierx never eease: wonder if nt the Episcopal church Sunday. olden times arc returning to us in this the was discharged. Frank Brook- luts returned from Colora­ nineteenth- century. Mr. mid Mrs. Ell , .y»fu ttuvt the annual meet­ A Mr. Strong, of Morgan, had a ji>rtloi , i'l-.urievme. Hope and Oranga-: do. Barry county suits him yet Nichols, of Orangeville, this county, have t - . taiUBi will inset at Pralria- of the thumb and first finger of hit right become pan-sts to a tine Ijpy, and Mr. , i i-v.lu 2 o'clock p, m.. for hand cut off in a stave cutter Mundayi J”*!"’^nroday fora Nichols to M years of age and Mrs. Nichols .-ic ung omccr- and transacting ten*--- tlikt cornea before the i»r. Barber trimmed Vm injured member- Visit With a.daughter In Lansing. 53. About years ago they had a child T J. H. EAMuTreaa. and dressed the wounds. it of K*l«>na*oo, vis­ Ixirn to theta but ft survived but a short Our Mr. Lichty having determined that iiln individual interests demand hta undivided lime, and now after more than 30 years The demand for our school uhoes ha.- ited friends in the city last week. attention, and tliat he must tlierefqre close out his share In the buslmjtw, they are again parents. May the young been so great, that we were obliged to duMiss Belle Handy returned Friday from fellow live, thrive, lie the main stay of the we have talked tbe matter over and decided to °"1'r ■” PWn* p. WAI ’ I L. u. , ,^-j c|.AbS. pennaneat. fit all children with,the l>est school shoe In an extended visit in New York state. ola folks, and ’vote the republican ticket i ,..a*t cn ti'.iMe position for the right men. the market C. A. Hough and family now occupy when he gets old enough, to show his S tai ^ fku * Cnawutv. L.xl .‘tut expcMes paid weekly. Lib­ superiority over the old man In one; respect their new residence in the scoaid ward. .. . —v.. -rvvjousrxThe M. (’. will sell excursion tickets to Write tor Jen-r.' i.* -r—ary. outfit Ire Her. G. D. Lee mid family re'mov>* to Grand Rapids on Sept. 17, is, fv. so and rWV t Hjftufe* IL CHASE. N’lirwryimm. 21, good for return Sept 33d at rale of 05c. their new home In Grand Rapids this week. itgtiun thh paper. ; Rochester, X. x. fur round trip on account of fair. I ou will notice by referring to tbe pre­ Mrs. Perkin*, of Charlotte, visited her daughter. Mrs. H. C. Wentworth.. last mium list tliat the classes thia year artBefore November 1st next, when our lease of. our present store expires. numbered consecutively from one to sixtyDr. Boughton, druggist of Cedar Creek, one no number is repeated. When you make was examined Monday before Justice KeuWe attempted once before. In good faith, to close out bur business, but unforsecn Oscar Crook and family, of Wayne, have out your list of entries find what class you aston on. the charge of aelllng liquor with­ removal their household effects back to circumstances prevented. Tills time we mean it, and November 1st will nee our busi­ wish to make them in and put the number out a bund. He was bound Ster fur trial this city. ness entirely dosed out and this linn dissolved. of the class vs your list 1 wish particu­ at the circuit court mid released un ©300 To help on this sale, we have decided to Mrs. Timmerman and Mrs. H. A. Bar­ larly to call the attention of the ladles who ball. . ber leave? to-morrw for a visit in Detroit make the exhibit in the floral lull to'this point and then you will avoid getting >:>ur At Dunning A Rogers' yon can tin» and Toledo. articles into the wrong class and the j Mason fruit cans: pints at 70 cent-: quits. Prod Andrus has accepted a clerkship judges can perform their duties in much ■ SO amts: two quarts, 81.40 j>ej- doom. Woodbury cans: quarts. 81.H): two quarts. in Belding and will make tliat place his more satisfactory manner to all concerned. I Wm. H. Meiuuck. Sec'y. i 31.80 per dozen. And everything else in futnre home.. «Ur> a™1* Ut-lbo^ «wd^Ju»l rwrirai. on, Hone. same proportion. T. J. Brosseau and wife left Wednesday M»w Cu» a <ood Wmrnl OU Tant, ,«lr tMlvor, Bote. Snln. for a short visit In Jack.-on with Mr. The new feature of my business is the Teas, Coffees, Canned .Goods, Package Goods, etc., a TICKET. Old Father Time has given the wheel an­ Brusneau's brother. sale of i-abinet organs. 1 sell -only first Born. Monday, September iTtla. to M. other turn, iumI here we are at the eve of class . organs and will make easy term! another annual fair. AddnefS* hi i'oreno . afternoon and with responsible partte-. L Cook and wife, a 10H th boy. Mother The summer is jmst ami the Imrvest -to John Bk—mkk. I and son doing well. ended. Autumn’s days are with us. and ■ The Jeweler. 1 we arc approaching the time when nature Chester Messer left Saturday for Omaha. No matter who to elected president thl- Neb., where he expect* to meet Mrs. Mes­ enters upon a period of rest. Then why should not we follow i»er example? I>et fall, the sun will shine, tbe stars will ser un h«r way home. the farmer, tin- artisan and laborer lay twinkle, business mid work go on mid wa­ .Mrs. Jane Whitlock will shortly remove aside tiielr tolls and cares of every d«y Ufe ges will be the same: but yon will find .the to Barryville there tn reside permanently and take a few days of rest and recreation, We win have a drawing of these tickets. We will buy the 300th ticket drawn price of butter and eggs steadily advapC-ing w ith her son N. V. Whitlock. and at the same time Improve our minds from the box for । al Stacffeu * CkawlEy's. and increase our store of knowledge, for Rev. S. Bowker and wife, of Louisville, tliere Is no other Institution so closely con­ ^<Sf> OTHERS. The Michigan Central will, commencing Ky., are visiting their son David Bowker. nected with the cause of progressive hus ­ Sept. tiih. un Thursday of each week until bandry and artlsanship as our agricultural Nov. 15th sell tickets from Hastings to Mr. Bowker. Hr., is now very sick. fairs. It is safe to assert tliat one-half the Detroit and return, at the rate of 84.35 11. 11. and Charles Barlow, uf Coldwater, good on going on date of sale and return­ were In the city Sunday and Monday, called marvelous progress of our country during We will buy the 500th ticket drawn from the bux for this generation Is due to Its educating ining on the following day on account of art here by the slckm-ss of N. Barlow. tiuenev.' No man has a right to be ignor­ ClrruUtitm this week, ... -L7"(i loan exhibition, this includes coupon for ant in tills country, and no man ean afford admission. P. A. Haun. Agent. Miss Sadie Tinkler is now In charge of to stay away from tbe fldr and ignore the Buy your M»v tea at Beamer’.-. Saturday evening Mr. Uiunard and two the trimming department uf the millinery progress that is going on about him. house uf Schmidt A Traub. Sandusky, yuan Ma-»n. fruit jars 70c a dozen at daughters of Baker Shriner were riding In the management of fairs there is a We will buy the 800th ticket drawn from the box for . great many different people to please. near the park wl»cn their horse boeame Ohio. Beatuer'*. frightenal and ran away. The buggy waMrs. Ransom Cooper, uf Reed City, baa What one would like to see, another would Lamp-, luge assortment, lowest prices uverturned and the occupants thrown out. been the guest for several days of her not care to. It Is a fact that a very small at Beamer’s. Mr. Leonard was taken to hl» home un­ brother I’. T. Colgrove. Mr. Cooper spent proportion uf fanners who attend fairs do so to see the biggest pumpkins, or the b<fcMrs, Kittle- Hanautr's residence has conscious, but soon recovered. Tiie buggy Sunday here. gext liead of cabbage that can be grown, mid harness were made total wrecks before been h-pamted. Mrs. James Piper, who lias been for for they have such things before them al) the horse was caught. , sometime the guest of her brother C. <«. the time at home, and plenty-of hard work gtgrf, gutd watcher: 8. A. Holmes The dates for hold Ing the fair at Plain­ Holbrook, returned Monday to her home iu too. wiN th.-m dump. j _ ' No credit from this time on, as we are doing this to close out We want every . well are the same as those of our county­ Livingston county. What they go for principally 1b rest and person who owes ns to settle his account before Nov. 1st. A fine line of jewelcry always in stock fair. The PlalnweU folks first 'set their We desire to thank tbe people of Hastings and vicinity for their generous patron­ Mrs. D. C. Griffith, of Nashville, was rccrcatkui, to have a good time and UJ see ilates for October 2. 3, 4 and 5. but after the guest last week of her brother. R. J. tliat which Is foreign to their every day age and Invite them to help get the benefits of the Hat&ix* v-. Lacey at the ball grounds ascertaining tbe days uf bolding the fair Grant. She left Thursday for Dakota life on the farm. Even those who most here they chose the same days. Such petty when- she will spend the winter with a ; violently oppose horse-racing at fairs, and Friday afternoon.business as that wilt hardly knock out tbe who have the management of fairs under ____ If you want good goods mid cheap, go to Barry county fair, bur It shows what dis­ daughter. their control,’well know tliat without such On all goods during tills Cloning Out Sale. Respectfully, Kunya:,-’-fur them. • r : features the pecuniary success of the fairs positions some people have. i would be very problematical. No matter (iraml I'iipids Lund mnde boots and shoes ! t/The site for the soldiers and sailors Tbe Baptist as-wlaHon which convened how straight-laced a num may be he can­ fur »al»-1)} J. G. Runyaq. dunument has been changed from the in our city last week, was pronounced one not help but enjoy a good hokest brush I>ni|-' in -. a. Holmes’jewelery store north east corner of the court house xqnan- of the iiest ever held In this district. either on the track or road, and especially P. 8.—All who pay on account will get a ticket for each dollar paid. to the intersection of Broadway and State About one hundred delegates were in atlair wt> k, it >il! pay you. so if he happens to have the horse that streeta. Twenty-Bye feet square haw been trndana< among whom were Her. White, |cumes in ahead. They are like the old <aH and m-- tiie'iiest organs In the given to the araoclation. and the monu­ of Jackson. Rev. Graves. D. D.. formerly of deacon who said. “I don't approve of wfWat E A. Mattison’s, fair week. ment will lie ert^ted In the center of the Grand Rapids, but now from the South, Rev. horse racin', but when another member of streets. Thhf to a much more sightly loca­ F~ t). Rnndcll. state mtosionary. ami Rev. RtMivr 1)»- -uldiera and salloni re­ tion. and gives better satisfaction to all Kerr B. Tupper. D. D.. of Grand Rapids. tiie church becomes so godless as to try to :pu-j> me on tiie roail coming home from turn will !-■ livid In Uito city Oct. 10 and concerned. The association convened Thursday the limiting. I feel it my duty to let out a little . i-. Hth Inst, at 10:H0 a. m., sermon by Rev. k>n the reins just to keep him from putting The third annual meetlngof tbe Artillery C. Oldfield, of <’edar Springs. Rev. E. IL iliis trust in earthly thinga.” dhi-r, ,-ilverware: largest stock Association of Michigan will lie held In the TIkbc who saw the grange exhibit at our jy dsiivvh In Barry Bounty nt S. A. senate chamber of the capltol, at Ijuislng, Bennett, of .Grand Rapids, was chosen moderator. Two sermons,. (tearing upon last annual fulr spoke very highly of it. Oct. 11th. 1888. All artillerymen, wheth­ the dtotlnctivcjductrinea of Itopttote were but thto fall 1 expect tliat they will try mid if ymir watch needs repairing of amrse er members of Michigan batteriea or mH, preached to targe audiences. Tuesday e ven­ are eligible to membership, mu! ore cordi­ ing by Rev. 1. Butterfield and Rev. Kerr outdo themselves, as I have received no­ ittoS. A. Hohues* ami have it tie- that they want lots of room and 1 don’t ally invited, mid expected to be present know but we will have to set the fences ‘ Tluwe who have not sent in their name*, B. Tupper. The time of Ila-Wednostoy forenoon m»- iwek to accommodate them all- Anyhow, Tie lx.weil ..fab which was advertlaed number or letter of battery, regiment and slon wax occuplod by report- *f the differ­ the society will do tbe best it can tor them, ' > -F Iwll wnh tiie Hastings club Friday, jmstoffia- addrea*. are requested to furnish ent interests of the denomination. Rev. J. and their exhibit alone will be worth aim­ this information for rpeurd. at once. (aU'L S. Clark spoke on the. subject of State Mtoing to the fair to see. those who have ciunged their postoffice The society, through it* officers desires now owner of the State addreMes during the past year), to -the alnna. Rev. D. Mulhern, D. D.. Home Mis­ bi express its sense of gratitude to its many tonnerly the property of •eeretary. C. J. Burnett, at Laming. sion*. Rev. £ H. Brooks. Fnreigr' Rev. E. R- Bennett Christian Education. friends and patrons tor tbe support so free­ Certificates for reducts! faro on **1 rail­ Rev. H. W, Powell, Publication Society. ly extended In tbe past, and they again ex­ ,. Mn,tr wants your butter anti eggs and roads can la* secured by aimrades. Ly send­ The Baptist eoHegr located at Kalaniau*. tend-to all mi invitation to visit the annual 4||p«y a- much at any house in the ing in their names to the secretary. Com­ reprewnU-d by Bev. Romu of that c ty. fair for IBM. Very Respectfully, "uutj dan- J1MVmanders of G. A. R- J***- are requested to Aflhfl close of Uh- laat ->dou of the Wm. H. Mxjuuck. Sec. oonventlun the moderator »ugge«“d. that A. toll and complete stock of ladles’ read thta notice In post meetings. as a token of their appreciation tor th. L. Fallert cholera ■ »| <1 tumwl Dongola shoes for sale by J. Kren in Barry nonul, .lw«U manner In which they had town entertainwl ■ Kenyan i-ia-ap. , tori , pmwnal InWrrM In tlKMierewolUrr Ha.tii.ga church and their many 1/ 0. ’.-Mtydir ami W. F. Hicka went mu. m-'tiiiK to 1. <**• fri.-nds. tliat money be raised to pul a bap­ mcut- r>( Ihe l>owt<i« Sow o>’ Uarry Haw. w W*. ; I" -Saginaw to arrange for u brr Url. m~Un« l< '«« tistry In their fine church building. Ac­ Naahvine. W- H. Onodrear at>d Fred Hrarh; mIm-sv* <mi baud st toe home of John A. '••tnorras blowW. . wr!> nf lb. ronnly, .nd cordingly 825.00 were left with Rev. Qvlatt uw Fulter. Jr^rJu m. ■ H.utoa*. MWh. bold Will, ,ueh 0 will M will ^'Thrw’iwnnous were preached following —1 tail mxi The prompt use uf Ayert Sarsaparilla >"•’ V Itolmn’to boy > «..«! tha eunvmtlon. Rev. Blaby Wrdwwday ev- will invariably cure all affections of the for ii little money. ■ Br«. Tw»r Th..r»U> kidney*. 1 * Bun linking powder Site. lb., Brv. Bennett Friday evening. Thme■ gwi’ jniiied wjual to any .Mte. powder in the tiemen were li-ten«l U. by l«rge “wk-‘- *>id at Beamer’s. nredative audiences. The scnnomi were iulrltnal xnd-inteBwbial b*»b»J ’J?*’ *>“y ywr winter shoes until you The Baptist church of thto city hare been hlily favore.1 by the u*°i ‘Grain and Stoneham co-opcra"** «hur at Stauffer A Crawtey> . mreUng. The state Baptist comrnltan The Best of Music. GOOD time for all brown blanks al 8c. and white blanks u i£.' E. H. tnimdluwlni H,’“^£2 n*?" The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stores, the same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged Six-BILL.-$1. Full lir* of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. ,, '.SJ-?*’ “• -™« Closing Out Sale. AVANTED-^fiX-w^sa; Grand Republican Hastings, GIVE TO EVERY PERSON WHO BUYS $1.00 WORTH UMich. Wednesday, Oct. 3rd. [ October 29, 1888 •Gov. Luce, i Congressman O’Donnell, Hon. PrankiPlumley. 120 IN GOLD. LOCAL NEWS. $15 IN GOLD. 110 IN GOLD. Specially Law Prices HOUGHTALIN & LICHTY. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS ----- AT------ FOR SALE I A FARM g&S&R Le‘*nS”PSTJdlXrtin£^'i' ** rrw 1?“^’ '“’’•‘Ung service, will be held iJ piaL ' *’""h “'xt Sunday. Pr. sid­ * Hurt is expected to be preacni. Sow is tin. time to buy wb1| jlr. lowL ithr"P E selling brown blanks cut w u be. and white blanks aa low aa iOe. av.. Other bU>*. H have m addition to the other . * a. Ann Arbun Mich., next month. Rev. Ovlatt to chosen delegate. mrrnte In the forenoon.. „ wMeb l» will “*'** *^? ses*-1 arnrr Julius Russell's. See his stock of new styles in MILLINERY GOOD. �— SOME DAY. A VERY LONG SESSION. £ THE TENTH MONTH OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS CONGRESS. & bald at Portland. Oet *1L «0M»day’ Bom. day* Trfm, ▼ban. vriKm <m hTY*. ....^' ■o* City, Sept U.-Vest's rsore the surgeon general to Dougherty of Florida 1 Tbe greatset encampmrot ever field is ovs inquiry into the publication by giving a discouraging statement of tbe yel- and Johnny’* gone march fa j boma ■—-Un Mr-KW rf & eamnalirn ' law fever situation, and tho bouse immodi- ' ________ -—", '77—,TT1TT-_ 1 after a abort debate. Morgan trill apprupnatin; t-’70.C00 U lUmn -mt A>. thA MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Albion college will try-ita band ata chair amsnded by his [Morgan’s] bill on account of the library building eta uro It RliArninti fnvortal the reeonidflAra.. ' was withdrawn THa hruiAA !*>«,, tywnk auma. bill, tbe neighborhood of East George Weinberg, of Park, "J11 pocket. 1 ne oiuer - ------------for a quiet smoke when a roddsn made him think for a minute that the miitao- as toius'rmemb’.ltig < to lumlthy action Golden Medkal . Someday nium bad arrived. A little child, tired of play. hadptilowed head on a rail and fallen aoleeji. The train » foreign rotation* committee. Wilson of Iowa house adjourned until Monday. GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT. motion for rcoosMideraiion pending. Tbe on their calves, sheep, gwwe, ducks, chick­ ens and skb, o' dark nigbta Hnanab Webb baa invoked the aid of the Wayne circuit court to compel Michael Murrily pay bet |5.tt» because Mike backed out Countava, 0., Bupt. 12.—Tbs influx of John Wood, of on the fortification and army bills and then resumed tho sundry civil bill, the debate be­ ing on tbe proposition to appropriate *350,000 to inviMtigate the practicability of irri­ gation of arid lands in tho wash Tbe appro­ priation was advocated by Bymwi, Vandever, crowded with old soldiers, their wives and families and friends, and by Monday night it was estimated that 150,000 stranger* were In the dty. Notwithstanding this great fa- United States. far all, and Columbus baa done bcrrolf proud tlon tho bouse adjourned. Wabhixotox City. Hept. 12.—Sherman ctaring trusts unlawful, and providing pun­ ishment (tine not exceeding * 10.u(X)or impris­ onment five ysars or ieag far those who are connected with them. Tbo ith of July claim ed by treasury officers and aggregates 1180,­ 000. There was a good deal of opposition to the bill. S|K>oner saying that it wm tbe first of fourteen omnibus bills involving |M,000,000 to F-JO.OOO.O'jO. The Chinese bill was then A resolution was adopted calling u[»on the preeideut for. all correspondence referring to the treaty, and tbe acuate adjourned. The house proceeded to the consideration Of the amendment to the sundry civil hill ap­ propriating |'JSO,OuO for invatttgnting the practicability of reclaiming arid tends in tbe west by irrigation, and tbe amount wna re­ duced to *30,000. Holman offered a sulrrtl- continuously. and sends up etones the au» ot hickory nuta. G. A. R. poeta from every state and territory of tbe Union are occupying tbe camps pro­ qtiaintancee made in the dark days of tbe war, telling their battlee over and singing war rived Monday, and tbe veterans went will The flrm employe 2M hands. warehouse 73x210 feet, six stories in height. potatoes are both cheap, nearly 500,0(0 by reb of tbe former commodity having Imen turned out in Michigan during the mouth of August Some thief helped himself to fl40 from tho cash drawer at the Bolding depot, while the Jackson ha* voted to invest fVi.OW in the Smith purifier works, or nitbar donates that grown up within her borders. of those who shouldered muskets between I and 1M&, and tbe city is thronged with S Wo are forcibly, reminded that thb is a dry mmsoc by the statement of a Grand fuatureu of which were tbe Monitor final kee cheese-t<ox” that vanquished the terrible Merrimac. Tbe Sherman bummer, with bis properly moisten the* occasion. An East Saginaw plumtwr has nssign-d for the benefit ot his creditors Tills is tbe battleflagn. and most Interesting of all tbe vietlgatlon shall Ixi taken from the appro­ priation for thn topographic survey, and for Gworgo offered an amendment providing that ence to tbe millionaire plumter. An exploding lamp fired the hqrnn of Louis Brown, near Crystal Fall Mrs. Brown was a trifle unwieldy, but tbeir tboir owner is i» able M to trigate ’em quite comfortably with a full Md of of steam and •« room. bead । — — ■ample ■,----------A Gladstone deputy sheriff, named I’**”** Hiarieu ior uw — - -------- a tough prisoner, and a taw resolute ojfctel wouldn't have lodged bis man inside the prison wall*. While crossing Bay de Noequrt the prisoner jumped orerbosH and struck out for the sben;. tmt tho officer jumped also ami overhauled bis charge soon after rwch- iug flry land. Grand Rapids book dealers fortnod a trwitthat didn’t pan out as anticipated. They new and constipation wh hope that you will “romr. or the train will be upon too often the 1 up. Dr. and. ^Sreyour yc system io Its normal condition. ma Berrien county wat question Is to be net­ tled shortly. English, spavin liniment removes all bard.- soft, or callousrel lumps and bleitiishes from lioraee. blood spavin, curbs, splints, sweeney, ringbone, stltiea. apralng, all swollen tbrnats, coughs, ^tc. Save $50 by use of one buttle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. K. H. Lathrop, druggist. Hastings. Mich. uwln titaX 1 roduou days ago. I gn.^ tc wm bls Ufa. Somehow I moooy than I bad calculated I took myocot I fouisl in fifty o®t -Mun !>ta««-,- whHntZ^‘ £”>«V. >»■ M.’ ■! «r ttm three familiar dick*, and tk^- njW. fanocently, "I thought ttatwM^„ new style htbograpb tickets, god f ‘ 7? mU". that you wai-uxi t .rk’e 110^ explained and rot mv for bed rock quotations quickly brought 'em . ., . . ... __s .1— I. Ha i^. fancy. Nor take cathartic pills when your Iwwels or liver an* sluggish. They arc w hips. books have pm up FB0,000 ior tb" P®T«» But try—once at least—Mllre.' Nerre and of finding out just bow much bottom there is IJrer Pills. They act through the nerves. to the Harbor Springs iron find. Samples free at W. H. Goodyear'a. William Chatterton and family, Wexford Tbe Alpena pulp works turns out a pro­ duct of ten tons u day. ■ while alwent their home anti contents, in- Garfield, and Governor Fora- turned to tbelr bomao. the front with a brand new j>otat<> digger that sorts and delivers that vegetable into' bolden, be said, were Republicans Spooner offered a reralution of inquiry whether Joaeph Hoffman, a Republican of Benton, Tex, recently n witnesn before the senate elections down, was killed beeau*-.- of testimony he had given before the committee. This led to a wan ordered on the sundry civil bill, bouse resolution to print 10,000 copies of ment, although a number of reunions were held Monday, and that day was pqftty well in blua Tlio weather has teen perfect. The number of visitors in tb^/dty Tuawlay is u»timatedatSfiO.OOO, half of whom are G A. R. men encampment was called to order in business sundry civil bill, and Holman's amendment of tbe appropriation was then incroauxl to <100,000 The sonnte amendment appropri­ ating *200,000 for n zoological garden in this city was Don-concurred in. Tbe bi 1 was then completed and a conference urdorod lows: Commnndor-in-Chlef Rae read hb re port showing that the G. A. IL now numbers 220.930 members, a gain for the year of over 33,000. Nearly 5,000 mem tiers have died.. During tho year 1215,075.10 has boon spent pointmrata to the Marine hospital service be characterizes n» wholly indefensible and vote on a pro|>osi'lou to take up the Okla­ inexplicable. Inter th? encampment raiadorro1 tho pen­ homa hill, and at 5 p. tn. adjournment was slop bill adopted at test encampment. Tho carried. ' Wash!.xgto.< City, Sept 14.-A Kegram commander's report also condemned the uro wa* .» •*.. ---- - - ■ ■__ a_____ It was decided to bqld tho next encamp meat at Milwaukee, and the following nomi­ nations were nude for commander in-cblef: V. M. Curtis. of New tin* sundry civil conferenoo commlltea. Platt York; Gen. Goodman, Csdlfornin; J*. C. offered a resolution directing an inquiry Linehan. New Hampshire; Judge Vesey, whether a foreign syndicate controls the pro­ Vermont; Senator Warner, Missouri, and duction of copper in this, country. Jonas of H. M. Dufflekl, Detroit Kevada spoke in favor of the immediate passage of the Scott anti-Chinero bill Bev- the reading of u telegram purporting to bn from President Cleveland expressing regret at his inability to attend, and that the invita- held and the senate adjourned. lution extending th-? existing appropriation for randry civil i-xp*!ii-«w was adopted first, and then tiie aonate bill amending tbe fnterwon of loam offered an amendment giving ertata courts concurrent jurisdiction with United States court* In all cdvtl cuaoe nnder lhe tew, and requiring tbe commission to preeorilw a uniform daakifleation for tho was adapted. Anderson tered an amendment ot Kansas requiring ot­ the road a storm of hisses* foiiow«d i When tho convention settled down found that no official invitation was a local committee. Coluwbcb, O., Hept- 14.—The important bwiness done by the G. A. EL encampment decision aa to pension legislation. Mai Will- Moses Neil, ot Columbus, vice commander; Rev. W. Updyka, of Dakota, chaplain, and ache for tho operator. ’ Mr. Gilmore, an employe in the raw-mill ot William Smith, at Eaton Rapids, took a nap on the big drive belt, but the mill was started before William awoke, crushing him to death instantly. full grown crop of the jim-jams. Nlntaer’a mill dam, at Newaygo, took a trip down stream on she 9th, carrying away the C. A W. M. railway bridge, necessitat­ ing the transfer of passengers at that point. aiAIMVl While George Havekut Hnrokort and fafnilv, Frenchtown»folks, were at church, four tramjw ransacked their bouse, but failed to find a large sum of money that was well se­ creted When (ieorgv returned and saw how tho land lay, ho shouldered his shotgun and captured three of tho marauders, land- Log CahlnA lacking ele­ gance.-were yet comfortable homes. Health and happlnras were found in thren. Tiie harvesting tbe bears ,• d*eat of the aiinpji* remedies TiwJW* famous water jx>wer canal is fused are ghen to tbe world In being pushed forward a* rapidly a* pasiible 1 Waroera Log Cabin Rmncdies and will le pretty well adraneed whtn cold made by Warner of Safe Cure fame. Reg­ ulate tbe regulator with Warner's 1-og Cabin Sareapartlla. . Black bears are quite plentiful in the neighborhood of Luther and arc feasting on wen* discovered and fmpouqcted by The Marquette county fair will be held at Marquette .Sept M. 27 aad 28. days outride of a Prohibition No section of the country Is to-day attracting mueb attention ae Montana. Oregon and Washington: Montara because II now ranks metals; officer! of that period, Nu|>olenn wnr ux* SUACOBSOll \For Stiffness—Stiff Neck. a AN EXTRAVAGANT WIFE. .unde Him lo Commit Forgery. tipokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle, reaches all New Un, Hept. 15—Otto Alexander the ptltrlwi! points In Northern Minnesota and ’ old Itecvrd.r Smyth Friday bow his extold ravagant wife had induced him to form, a । L 2.1 * ***-t>k. nt wouu ns ni* money gave out she made tiro acquaintance rhp Brockway Imus*-, u St. Clair count) of ssveral of his rosoctatre, who in turn ^’'^rnark. has been destroyed by fire. sprat thnlr money, on l»er. By persistent • teasing ste* persumied him to commit the act 1 J*** -, r888‘ which esurod his arralgnnwn* Friday. Phe I T*? Sw*ft Sp”** c°.. Atlanta. Gsu: - * * li— — »___ . i DunniF thi* nf tAlt wKIL.—44am Kan., the charge against him being that he had betrayed a Union camp during the war. Caution! .imn ndvKthN i , ehfehyrsteft •cv «;>•! latahr him down m a fraud. Willie Brown, a Cadillac boy of 9 sum­ mers, has a daily task to hunt up tlw family — -—. ,*^kau ... uuu* II was a ul-thne trouble. Finally. I was induced to tro twill'. >•- - ■ ,___ ... . , from her present purposed home and without the object of bls search. Hhe brought oat in tbe county nlfcht. Whenfound tbe next day by his r.Ikww __ ..__ _________ . , . Teller Waldron, of the Hillsdale (Mich.) Savings bank. It b now learned, sailed for England on tho steamer I'nrfsan, with f4U_<XK> of the bank's funds and u woman su|>- Development of tbo Labor Movementinttro United State., with Rewumroesuw. of A EL Hta Cowmctton Therewith." , UbTM •“^■•'’zntpbical feature, in which w a letter from Partons to Goortre BcHlUnt* « -____ _T_. The Jxiwefi (Mich.) National bonk was qioaod by Bank Examiner Nash for fail uro to promptly meet radboountod paper. was traveling along toward Chicago Tbe train was stopped within orc m testifying u to its curative proper­ ties. It is the greatest blood purifier in «xThe foregoing certificate is taken at random from thousands of letters in poroes•to of the Swift Specific Co., as^ prt«ed ^rcply as a sample. It is a volunatrv statement, pvinj* facts and nsults of the Its accuracy and genuineness are beyond question. A valuable Trtstix on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free Addrws THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. D»ww i Atlanta, Ga. The Star Cutter company, of Howell, him sold out to the Cargfn company of Chicago. W^bora to WUtoo-K Jo'^ mmice.1 th" parties* of taw fn Nasb^.' C By wrttli to Cincinnati sinner*. of poison, oak, and in « few davs my feet were in a terrible condition, and 1 could Dot ■which la to prohibit thn carriage of oils or terpentine in cars owned by the ship;>er. This 5ras adopted, too, and ths iwnate bill was paarod. Wilson of Minnesota caltad up a HU wrtabliritlng' by statute the principfe that Allium Rev. Washington Gardner, a Methodist Michigan G. A. IL. has been transplanted to that of the MlnueapoUs; Tacotna. on Puget Mound, the tenninns of the Northern I*adfic IlallToad. with 12.000 Inhabitants; Seattle. 3 nilte** dHtant. an £nereetlc and thriving city, mark this section uf the Padfle Northwest a* puna* am! ship(>ed the girl to her (tanadtan friends. Kind hearted juryman. White Itake has a l*resbyterian parson wb*. Incited there twenty yrare ago, and he’s such a good talker that U.e folks coatlnue to Injuring him. nUU pending at adjourn- march op with great regularity for a drink— A Flint jury Withrefereuoe to peasionsa ranlutioo war (death. Tbe approval of tbe disability bill now before congress was also reported. Col. Grant, accompanied by Governor Foraker, visited tbe Illinois veterans,-and transported within tho limits of the was given n most enthusiastic welcome. or territory, ‘-anything in the charters - Tbe Ninth Ohio cavalry rerolved in favor of the roedi or in any national, state or tar- 1 angert ami Raffet’s i>«na, I413Uri scores ot aspiring French arttatx At are cent search through the orehivre eftbeto. Of the uiMt cm>r>,«1., . . For fire hours the column marched past Logan, Mrs. . Of all Uw historical gnrn.wtJi which crowd ie great museum* of th. hotel, at Wyandotte, • 10,000 worth at noon the Democracy, and referred to tbu Standard i— Forest fires are doing great damage near •W.—Oiie bottle of English SimvIb Lini­ ment cured my fine Norman mare of two ugly blood Hpavins which damaged her Tii^ut. W0’ 11 *“ th® n*xL John ,,*rllnK‘«‘. Ind. Sold by Mich*" H‘ LaUlrop’ tfrmtFtet* Heatings. XNUylMMrwsred writ H troable. U* S-Jdnk Examiner Nash is looking over A Btockbridgu firm ia engugwl tn shipping lumber to far-off Nova H-otia Quite a ways to market tbe tawt sucorosful and largely attended sented tbe town council with a fully equipped Ore angina. W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. eE-nuU R“™-'01 B»cta “id ClM.hm net *ll.d b, , ,4—|c I,, Khb?, * I*™1*"*** ton- lot h-idii'-) Oamplaluta and all dliwaaret of the Urtnarj Organs. In either aex. Tbo^» n ds are using IL w'”SSI-h" * L“" J** 2: .?!£**19-d. knu. AW, TO ADVERTISERS. i divided 1 ‘VT? isr'oi.ix a »««—JSC HliAn. nm* WOOLEY SOME DOCTORS RUumktore and ■st they can but—don't. pbo-ros «p nothing That's the ««« ’" ,0. Ymw of trial hare a fwtei.sq/s, *«"«"■ 0** AU> *? ** “ lir EslShj^sgS ISggPfe �Perry’s W Ride A PUEBLO^SUN DANCE. ““OBATIMS ’ A Perilous Trip Through the Niagara Rapids. SAINT IN TME NEW MEXICO. CAPSIZED OH ITS FIBST PLUMGE, Miitmt Mary 3“» relation a* A. ren-y .vhirlpuol rapid* yesterday 2:US o’clock fiis boat wm old Maili of tbe Mbt laudiL At 4:15 everything wa* Percy, dreaaed in a rowing i rows! loward.thfl center 1:20 bi- foMtened tbe oar* to and waved a good bye to on-lookers. At 4:2f he 'tobtor™, Ei d'tomAh«L^S?L?’;t-I”; •“> - ™ the ttabrrfe* treuWe, and i . ''"S v’ w*“- ’ .^"9 go; ntth dainty Lee, and pilloui-ease, And dresses all in a row? । t Their whiteness surely sl^Ti fys KuisOuiltCknsSoap ftd midt Uw *®ong three swarthy nroaehtes is “i; “l"u » BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS. • bridge. At nltuoai the first nt out ot »ight and rose botVi an age before it righted ■ just as tbo crowd l-ecnrne rliirlpoul nt finite contrag How does t^e Ito fchruTj, iMtrok................ ' , ' Breton .. „ •................. ' ® Pblta.Mtf.ia .. ;............... « roc iTraiS’!? U,ekAhi rn’woca, which Huwmrx ............. / ' “ UdiaQatfHi. . ” IT Wa«hlu<-ou .............................. « tato cnt.-.o.', toll ytwtonlay, (or it wound vupiu noria, W1U1 follow*! br tbe danci-J.”a tbe l^n.«U..r. Wlth a -ini tvictory and nt grotaroue £«-*» Mi ta-in.i. T .JS tbe «tno lima ludianapoli. capture! r, filling it with water. Ho from New V.et t_____ to*"'« tob.J, H«or . tboSua !&• in* a stalwart al»>rigirutl gen« II •■! to taka tho ceutar of tlcntau, ci.tthvd ujxxi wiu; an tho jwmp and re bu could property Harare ^•‘"‘auevdt - HL Luai. drum 3r,but r .iw n out into the rapid* Ho withuu. the ratnrod which i* jwimJarly *ut>■h tho Uni, to which he 8*“"’ P1“»>~r, 1, rwir pewed to Kiffea tho spine of that nwful diz". i™- nl.ary. The banner wa* o prfrelCTa bit-of rv«r t-- buoy 4dm up. Csicuw. Bv. 1S-TU r-Wrmor th. work in bended buckskiri; learing. with it* ! J10*'. »l»<' general, shape of! a gigantic feather, , three miles below. nndfringftj nnd tuft«l n^rtdc* and U.p with through the rapid*, and for rihb hr Ah- regie feathera The dnlioT" were equally ■onS Ixiyi, with T«»r It th. lx.., .nJ ,h. divided n> In to.. . ............ ‘ 1 '•“-ST U> low. Ibti ItirlLtnaiviHs uln. t ........... _ .. !U<ri«tdres« t«. tl10 knew, but had omitwd Id Lewiston bridge by a their everydaj buefakii boot* uad mucra, -Ihit: and brought nabon. York 3; nt ludianapoli*— Indianapolis 5. • Waggoner houw nearly Boston 4; at Detroit—Detroit 8, I’hiladelplda ■in*, and Ux-ir abaraly dun* and aniiwrere bare. Tbeir fiaautiful lihu-k hair, carefully : n»t been for his life 3; at Pittsburg — Pittsburg 7, Washing cosnbwi, hung down tbeir backi.unrwrtrainad i have been drowned. by ribbun or ornament. Around their neck* they won* a daxxling profusion of neckbcre, . performed a frat lows: cortly corals, til ver brail* alternating with mtrnipti-.l -that of swimming " >. rwua-ipbu a ■liver croaw» and king ntnngs of pricvlotu turquoia—their proximity to tbe only turIndianapolis—Indianapoih A Boston :t- at quob mine in foe Western hamianhere Hand* them in goal kteod—ware a dowai strands seveu innings, rain. deep on three Ipretty brown rnjck* Their Chicago. Sept 14.—For the third Urrw . mu 17 foot long, 4 foot Q the Chicago League club downed tbe New heavy jet bangs-the datevs were banging ।-i ■! feet G inches high, and York “(Hante” yesterday Ewing.Hxrtwith­ their hair I «fan> Cortex foiled from Kjiaiu— waved a* they punc boding along on alter­ stand mg his claim Wednesday of a sore nate ftvL Each had u bright vermilion arm, caught, behind tbe bat Tenor pitcliwl pau-h on «ithe< chrek bone, and each held in for Chicago. I-engtn; scores ywterdaj weraS either bandn»prig of uuu-nd cnlar. But At Chicago—Chicago 5. New York M; at In­ the mret remaikabto feature of tl>o femaiu ■ iKiat could 1* navigated dianapolis— Indianapolis7. Boston 10; at De­ half of tbe lad let wa* tiw benddnw. Over >1 to tbe kwl and ^pinning troit—Detroit 11, Philadelphia 2; al Pitto- the middle «f ice crown, each unman wore an Iron plate weighing burg—Pittsburg R. Washington M.' n lujard. fitted to hw brad, and rUing eigh­ abol« .trurture watigb* IKX) Chicago, He, t 11—The Anson nine teen inrix* nb-iv.- it. The boanl «ra» bright : wb« M-lf-baihng ant. naifcouldn't make it four straight and bed to be with an .mamenta! U>p *n<! n capital T sawed out of the middle. Tbe projection* at tbo top of tbe boanl were |<ettily tlifted WR. HARRISON’S LETTER. The men were more picturexjuely arrayed. PollUcwl I*. RiunM yakUsrday ware: At Chicago-Chi Each was naked to tbe wairt, and painted cago .3, New York 7; at Detroit-Detroit 7. over the trunk and ana* with a dull blue. Philadnlplila A Arouiul the wnl« and failing nearly to the i'-lnttnr l Saturday's- *corw on tbo longue diamond knee* mtu an dkbaratn dancing »kirt woven were: At SjidlLfeiphla wr wentAt Cbienj; .-Chicago •• s?f raoiMc wloM stuff, Imndmmialy decked •h wm given to tbe press 4; at.PiUabnrg-Pittaburg I,Now York V; at with I»*ul wory. iumI with a flixi mneremo Ii)diraiapoliv--Indlanapolk 2, Wnidiitigtun 0 ■ash prrHlent on tho right »ide. To thb skirt, —(Iva Itiningo—rain. Detroit Ik-kin game liehind. wm attached a bountiful fox skin, lK»l[«jatxi -rain. / with it* lung tiRub* daig;ling taurly to tbo ground. The inoecnaHj* ami Irggtn* com­ THE YELLOW EPIDEMIC. plete.! the drwk but thfre Mfen. further ac.•••guK-rati? jxidcraKTMM. Each man hod fastened to the top l-iKfcstf purpomM fa of hi* bead a little Irnnch of (eatlwr* or a ■prig of cedar, each bad around hi* bicep* a fooreineb arrnkft of buckskin laiuud green '■!»• _tqiud)y jiUin anil white, and several ritein* of bright yarn Gpm. Saturday, but only two and string* ”1 dcigh 1*41» were tied around th>- ralxontw ]tm lajow tbo knee. None of death* For yratordny there were aeventytliem were facially jointed, none lind the customary Iwodkerchicf or queue, 110c tho every day whito cotton drawers. Hath hold in hb left band-1» branch uf evergreen, and in ht* right a pHtle, ma.lv of a dry gourd, l»ut by a principle. with a woodet hntidle. Over their Imre chess* rattled lUud* only prodigal than three worn by the women Tbe men were all young or yeangish and, as a rule, very good looking fellow* At tho rear the processiou tap-cred down to half a dozen Iioys and girls, the «ua)Jett not over 4 years old, but drewed just bike foeir elder*, and equally expert in tbe intneade* of tbo curiou* danoa When the fifty dancer* wen- all inoido the ■quart, In 31 lang row by pair*—first two women and then two men—they erased their public revenue h -luutX- jxirtod to the board of health for tho twoutyadvance, which had been made nt a madding ftrrican four bourn nudad at 6 p. in. 1 ho d«sntlw are: pace of a half a mile per hour, but continued foiviigu Ixnil* Notoon, Harry Klmbal*. Abram to "mark time,” a* on army man w<»nld say, Mycbfrd, Harry Him*. Edward Carr, Har- to U>e unfalterirg? bump of tho yellow drum ri» Coathorn, Kab> Movant. Honay Lic- and tbe long winded sing song of tho chorus. ceuring. Mr*. Janin* M. Mottbow*. Total The »tei>, whether advancing, retreating or bird In cnaea to date. f®5; death*, 120. star.diug still, 1* the mme—a rimple variation Fourteen nunww want by Harry Minor frop of tbe universal bop jump refuembered by York have arrived. Twenty-thrre everv one who has ever seen an aboriginal frtMii New OpMan* have al»o arrived. ihuicx- anywhere. Starting on tiptoe, tbe <i>« now Niaea are Col. WhltlWd ,Lancer rabtd hl* right foot quickly to a ■. niiernal revenue collector for Flor- height of from throe to six inches abovj tl>o ground, nt trt? >ame time—or perhapa an instant later-giving a tiny bop, which lifted ing well. » The weather is still unsettled. Main »trwt tbu bft foot high enough to put a toothpick nu effect to deprecate it. wa* covered anew with lime yeata-rday. The between it and the ground. Thl* hitch 1* »lck ore mostly reported doing well and ar- almost impereup$b!e la itodf, but it b “ever ruiigemonto for taking case of tiie unfortu­ omitted, and inakci a notnblo Imj.rredon upon the characto^t the rtej. an a wholn. \aii.l a proper reduction nates are daily growing better. The Masonic fraternity has sent out an ap­ Then tbe rigid fool went down in a similar ical to brethren. Contribution* may I* wmt l.vphcmUcdfashiiMi.and tholeftfoot went up, aid room Tbe Joft |«t of tho moccarined io tbe Masonic relief committee ere. feot of the mete and the bare *01<w of tbo TWENTY THOUSAND FOR TASCOTT. M union wa* audiblo only in tho aggregate. After a little nmrehing and cour.tcrmarchlur around the i-Jace nservrel for them, tbo ImmijmUion buChicago. Sept. 17.—Mr*. Henrietta Udell, । grant* win always ro to sueek —andj by a quick turn, fanned in nimrbere under contract ridow of the late Amo* J. Snell, who ££u.l Uto. 1" to NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of AU Grocers KU SANTA CLAUS SOAP. Made by N. K. FAIRBANK H CO., CHICAGO. corner ’"T bnrrel- can* around th* STX^'.‘*1iUfrch' !,ro,rntly followed by . e loa>tom it*slf and it* athletic le-rev-tiu^drummer diawred the choral » down men in *u<^y shirt* and WIt.h roo—, I 21', where bo THE SPECIALIST, Directly tbe DISEASE,. in the whirlpool until 5:30, red aero*, tbo lower reef and ip to Lewiston. Thb rapid* are equally dangerous, nn tbiw uboke. Just a* ho ■r flat*, atxiut n rnihi below wm nunlored in bi* raridence on Washington ooulovard in February but, calloJ °° Superliitendoitf of Police Hubbard yesterday and >lfored a reword of FJU.000 for the capture >f William B. Tasoott, the supposed muroom job ivr u»y ““J■. — ward <rf •10.0U0 expired lot May. , *" center were tl» two row* of women, and on ride, row of men. Inthis prefdon they danced in jenrk time fashion, moving tboir arm* alternately up and down wit-i Cbrir Tin- men uged their rattles meantime, rm‘b r.t ttated istervab thrusting bb right .ro.to i= :l; h fftX rbkldlug tbrir i.npurtalion tbe rwwaru wa* auuwnu IniinUratloo H.-p..iiUe*n platform. and Fraud and Inthuid-ttkrn - —------ the newupapere bad iuUmat-1 that «me of TaacoUb family were going «« furm»h hnportant revelations wbon the or wm withdrawn. Becoming tln-d of waiting for Um Prmataedr ’rUavnMlw rela­ tives of the dead tnillkmairr j.storday Bcmv., M.-. HK »-'n”T,72^ " Ml—4W ■»-“ "tot -M-a to. to SSiS^r “iFtoS bLTE. ^2.-.. cicirnc tom to- C laalt forRLOQ^J/ ?oo^ Testimonials. FOR IHFAMTS and IMlfAUDS THE PHrSICUM S FATORITE. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. BABIES CRY FOR IT. IAYA LIDS REUSH IT. or without tho addition of milk. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., BURLINGTON, VT. The BUY^BB'GUIDE to issued March and BepU, z; -.esotK each year. It is an ency­ clopedia of useful infor­ mation for all who pur­ chase the luxuries or tho necessities of life. We can clothe you and furnish you with all the neoessary and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, ideep, O what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair estimate of tho value of the BUYEBB' GUIDE, which will be *ont upon receipt of 10 cent* to pay pottage, DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing fpm such diseases. Now is the time. Leads the World Consultation Free, M*sBs»A Hpuss MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. 111. RHEUM The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and 'the most approved remedies, adapted fof special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. CHEAP EXCURSIONS.^ _ C IDER MaiiftijiA MACHIKERY^r^FREE Address C. G. HAMPTON, Detroit, Blok. The Newspaper Revolution. fhwi the Rothfard {III.) Rrguter.\ •‘The era of cumbrous blanket-sheets seems coming to an end, and newspapers like the Nn> York and Thb Chicago Daily Niws are the prominenf journalistic succeases of the period. The papers that give enough reading matter io fill a good volume in each daily issue are going out of favor with many people who have some other employment for •heir time than the search through mouc^un* of straw for kernels of news. The sheets that give the news systematically and amply, and without-unnecessary padding, are taking the lead in the fereat dties.’’ Forty years ago the chief duty of an editor, in view of his limited facilities, was to gather all the news he could and print it Intelligence was transmitted slowly; many occurrences of interest were never heard of beyond their immediate locality; ocean mails were long in transit, and the overthrow of an European dynasty was not known here until long after the event. Suddenly there came a change. The railroad and the telegraph superseded old methods, «pd the newspaper was literally flooded with news. The death of a petty ward politician in San Francisco, the result of a Presidential election, the accession of a sovereign, the outbreak of a war, and notice that a shanty had been burden in Texas, all were hurried over the wires into the newspaper offices, and there bcin no idea of discrimination, all were printed. Thus originated the “ blanket sheet” The publisher who could send out the biggest blanket for a nickel was the most enterprising; the biggest paper was the best, it was a period of bigness. Bubaflier a time the very excess of the evil brought the remedy, and there be­ gan an era of discrimination, duringwhich arose such journals as the New York Sun , and The Chicago Daily News. That the public appreciated the new departure is best evidenced in the fact that the Sun reached a circulation of 150,­ 000 a day, and The Daily News 175.000. The wonderful and constantly growing popularity of the condensed, low-priced papers has so ttr brought the cumbrous and high-pnced blanket-sheets to their that they have now somewhat reformed both as to size and price, but they are still too far removed from the true ideal of American jour­ . nalism to meet the needs of the great majority. L In the west The Chicago Daily News has i been the first to appreciate and meet the situation F and it now enjoys the results of its twelve years of pioneer work in a daily circulation averaging ow=r .. three times that of any of its contemporanes, and M nut raanv cranio and The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful Sractice in dealing with such isorders. a. considerably more than the circulations of all other Chicago dailies combined. It is hardly necessary to say that such a circulation could not be attained, much less maintained, except by a paper of high grade of excellenp:, as well as one sold at a popu­ lar price. ’To win such recognition the cheap paper must be as good a newspaper as the best of of its^higher-priced competitors. And this Thb Daily News certainly is. It is a member of the Associated Press, and is the only paper in Chicago which possesses a franchise which secures to it both the day and night dispatches oCthe Associa­ tion. In the general field of news-gathering it re­ presents in the highest degree the progressive enter­ prise of American journalism : as a srmr-paper it challenges comparison with any in the land. Ifc/In its editorial columns'TheJDaily News speaks, from the standpoint of the indendent newspaper,and thereby escapes the temptation of impairing honest and honorable influence by conddhing or defending the questionable under the pressure of party allegiance. It is not an organ, neither is it a neutral in uestions of principle. It has the cour­ age of its convictions. The organ of party, sect or interest, it voices the united de­ mand of all those better elements of society in behalf of purity, honesty and decency in all the relations of life. By just so much as it thus com­ mends itself to the regard of the truly “ best peo­ ple " of the community does it voluntarily re* nounce any community of interest with all others. . So conspicious a success must have its imi­ tators, and The-Daily News has the endorsement only one-cent paper in Chicago or the West which is a member of die Associated Press—all other Chi­ cago Associated Press papers cost 3 cents—all imitation must continue, so far as news giving va/ut is concerned, to be but imitation. Tee Cbicagc D\jly News is “ the original,” 0 the best” Sold by all newsdealers at six cents per week. Mailed, postage paid, for U ohe ona cent cwt per copy, « >crr y?sr. or nr K cents cents, per ner month. Every farmer far can now have his daily paper at little more h- cost* of the old time weekly. Address �WHENCE COMES SPEECH! A STRANGE A CASE BOSTON RECORDED MASS MEETING AT HASTING®, IN » Rarden of tbe TulHerto taautlful avenue In tbe work NEWSPAPER. GOV. C. G. LUCE, Congressman O'Donnell, Hon. Frank Plumlay. newspaper recently putihahsd an gtage of their own, which they perfectly understand, but which, thus far, has been unintelligible to everybody else. Some words of tho language, were given by tbo journal referred to. and a philologist would trace a reaeml.laure, if nothing more, to Sanscrit But tho case referred to is not without Its brother and sister, tiring at a little stage rtatinn in tbe state of Nevada, who had in­ vented n language of their own, which they constantly uaed in talking with each other. no deoptiou and ao mistake about tbe mat­ ter. Tins children would piny together and devuing. and it was perfacJy apparent-that It wa, not such nxxuunglfjss gibberish as children often use in f>lay, but a genuine language. It renemblrd no language with which tbe writer had any acquaintance. any modern language, do similarity to root Greek, and, conwqunntiy, none to the cog­ nate language which is called Sanscrit. Tbe children wrn> not al all shy about talk­ lotion from English into their language meant. Ttay understood English, and could either could not or would not give tbe equiva­ lents of English words in their own language Tbe mother ot the children said she ojuld not in any way account for this strange linguistic er whether tbe children spoke it just as well the lint time English. yuan, although of any language spoken, it being supposed that nature would supply them with the to eoxxchui rely deterxniaud. Tbe story says. fashion. 'tv**** then released from their confinement and placed among people where they heard French sjokrn nil around tlxiiu, and that which they byunJ. but never gave any signs of knowing any other tongue. tliat our speech Is the result of imitation, nnd that the faculty of articulate speech depends on tbo aliility to rejioat what ta gathered from i a rule, dumb and this, not because of innate inability, but becauM of tbe lack of a medium of intercom­ munication. And yet tiie observation cf the tttees in MamcburetU and Nevada to which wc have Tbow; children in Nevada knew no more of tbe accepted tSieories of philology than they did of tbo differential calculus. They did structed for ttaniMlves a language which or Greek or German tV Batten case • is somewhat different, if it Is told correctly. In that case there would brain—some distorted convolution or some- English, although they can understand it to a certain exteat. other com* with which wo are familiar.— this, and had an a The twelve aveni directions from th Whra «vl« a, ratal!. !>.oW> 11in. ■ lovely aw.- protalilr b> nram “t trwl to th, wnrw r»!ny day. which !->* the avenue though under another name, the Grand Aimee. In a few minutes we brella before leaving. . reached a bicycle store where H. procured Tin' remainder of our party at 15. arrn* Grand Parade-In the forenoon and In the a Rover and 1 a tricycle and we took a cd in the late afternoon having acquired evening a Grand Torchlight Procession luxurious ride of ten m twelve miles, mak­ one additional member, a Mi* nest In and Pyrotechnic Diaptay. ing It in one and a half hours wllboxri one the evening nearly all °ur number'went to dismount the Savoy theatre to we the Mikado. THE EVENT OF THE CAMPAIGN IN HARRY In the evening we boys went to the London theatres have the peculiarity of Grand*Opera which is IncWd a grand place giving twe plays in one evening. I pw COUNTY. with most exquisite singing anil n large entering one Is reminded of a small parlor orchestra numbering about seventy-five or reception room handsomely decorated. men. Tills building occupies lietween two Most of London theathw are said to be VOBKXOOX KXKBC1SBH. and three acres of land from which forty I.—Salute. 20 guns at aunn.se. small but pretty. We had very' good «**t» aod presently IL—Grund Day Parade. 10 o'clock, buildings ' were removed to give place for the structure. The staircase is something siiarp, standard time. the Mikado began, and II being new to me superb, the interior one array of giltand was quite enjoyable. Between the acts I orncKiM or the day. gorgcouaness. There are four galleries, Manilla!, Chas. 8. Brown. Hastings. read my new tetters from home, and noted numerous boxes, and a j-arquette circle the jK»lnte in regard to academy matters Aides, J. L. Wilkins, Hastings. forming the most beautiful theatre In the and find myself quite impatient to be off Eli Evans, Naahrille. world but probably not the largest. There for home. Our trip te nearly completed. E. G. Potter. Maple Grove. Is a custom of locking the patrons into We lune disbanded somewhat as a party, F. A. Blackman, Delton. stalls, whkh are arranged more for com­ after having lieen together on our dally Richard Johnson, Middleville. Persons coming to the city on the var­ fort than the view of the sight-seers. The travels, and tramplnite since July fourth. ious roads leading thereto on tin* day of play was entitled tho Huguenots, was given The older member* of the party'will prob­ the meeting, will be met by the aides and in five acts, and though in an unfamiliar ably go t«> a larger hotel tremorrow leaving hailed, until 10 a. m.. when, at the firing! tongue the fine acting made up to our eye* us boys here. ‘ , of a cannon, tbe procession will move; the what our ears failed to catch. it has been a must satisfactory trip In­ Tuesday, Aug. 21.—IL and I went qut various subdh-lslans being united in one' to. tiid Louvre Magazine this morning to deed. and a constant source uf pleasure and profit to me- Money can not fay in grand procession. after which the teams' buy gloves, neckties, etc., also vtslttyl .the can be unhitched for the day. America the knowledge which a trip Louvre Art Galleries and saw ancient Teams routing in un Rutland rood south abroad affords. Altlwugh I dare say my of Thornapple river, will te halted at the, sculptures, idols, busts, etc. In'the. after­ letters have failed to give worthy and en­ noon we visited Notre Dame cathtsiral. town line to wait the signal gun at 10 x climbed to tbe top of the tower and iiad tire dMcripttaa of th<- sights I have seen, yet the future will afford opportunity for another lovely view of the city. Descend­ Teams on Cemetery road, also Carlton ing we visited the Interior of the church, further accounts iff some of the curious road leading north from lower iron bridge . went Into the treasury and saw old gar­ things. win be halted at the junction of the road. Sunday, Aug. 2«—Our whole party went Teams coming In on State rood, an'd all ments, crowns, golden communion seta this monitor to hear Spurgwn and the and beautiful pieces of doth-of-gold si t roads leading to upper iron bridge will -be Talieraacle was so packed that we were with precious stones. hatted at that bridge. Wednesday, Aug. 22.—We started at obliged to stand, and I was unable to see Teams coming on road passing Michigan about V2»0 u. m. for Versailles driving up whether there were more than two galler­ Central freight depot, wiU (>e .hatted In tbe avenue Champs Elysees, to the Arc. ies or nut. Thry-have no organ or musical vicinity of said freight dejiot. instrument save a tuning fork, but the out the avenue Bois de Boulogne to tiie Teams coming on road leading paid Eb-n whole congregation Join in the singing. Pennock’s south from town, will la? halted grand and beautiful park of tixe same The minister occupies a sort of a pulpit In name and at last reached St. Cloud. Hen* at forks of road near Shrineris elder mill. we »w tiie ruins of the beautiful palace, the end of the tata-nmcle on a level with The five aides wil bring the different . also a panorama of Paris which was grand, the first gallery. divisions tn their proper pirn* tn the line. I sltall write one m„re letter, giving a but when we reached the hlgheat point, Members of tiie Hastings, Middleville we Ixad a still finer view of the city. From description of our stay In London, and and Nashville clubs, and other footmen, may arrive myself by tiie time the letter St Cloud we proceeded by a beautiful will (xSustitupi the find division. drive to Versailles. The first object of does. If the good ship makes tin- tint** I’lCIZKS. interest wxs Petite Trianon, the old home that is rxpcetrd of her, 1 stud! be wdth yitt Silk Hag for largest number vehicles In Your son. [ uf Marie Antoinette; the next, the Great In about two weeks. line from any one township. Trlanou which we visited after viewing Silk Hag for most appropriate motto in­ some state carriages in a wonderful state scribed ou any banner tn the procession. at preservation, some having Iren used Juimiks.—D. IL Cook, Clement Smith. only once or twice; also handsomely fur­ home or abroad, will gain time and energy C. -W. Jordan. nished rooms and teaatiful paintings. The procession will putt before tiie After this we started for the grand Palace Hastings house, and be reviewed by Gov. of Vemaillea which Is the great attraction quirt two or three tixnfo during that dayLuce, CuugmMuan O'IXiuih'II. and Hon. here and contains 100 rooms, the first of Frank Plumley, speakers of the day. which is a pretty cliajs'L Tfie picture gal­ Caotiox.—People fjrotxi tho townships lery contains paintings of the Loub and some old, soiled, wornout clothing. Depodk who will come with igama should start Napoleons, of sieges, victories and tattles pieces in the corners and on the floors of from their homes hi time to get to the and American pictures, one character in daeotu. The bugs will soon find them, then pointe designated not later than 10 o'clock, !which was Washington. a. ixi., a little-earlier If possible but not so infested. Tharaday, Aug. St-Started tlrat for early that long waltlnr will be urcesaary. our tankers to draw funds and being too III.—Immediately after parade, pole DL Oil of cinnamon will cause the> disappear­ early , occupied my time in looking nt the raining, court house square. register and found many famaliar iiimtn ance of wartt,'bowuw hard and large they IV. —Musk, Hastings Glee Club. among whkh were G.UandL. L. From here V. —Address. Hon. John Corveth. •we went to the Bon Marche, met the boy s VI. —Music, Hastings City Band. Ayer’s SaAaparllla. highly concentrated. and bought some pretty triiles nt this firn AVTKKNOOX KXKBCIKKA More. We proceeded next to the Hotel Is the most economical blood purifier that In Court House Square. 2:30 o’clock. des Invalides in which is an old chafx! I— Music. Middleville Glee Club. ' decorated with flags, where service is held IL— Address. Hon. Cyrus G. Luce. only on the occasion of the death of Mime I1L— Music, MiddlevilleXllee Gub. military man: also saw the tomb of Napol­ IV. —Address, Hon. Jas. O’DonnclL eon which is a grand piece of workman-' V. —Musk, Hastings Glee Clutaf ship hi Russian inaridr of chocolate color. ! t xvkxixo KxencisK?. ' 1.—Grand Torchlight/ Procession and Tills Is in the rotunda of tiie dome. From i here set out for the Troclxadera. passing , *'**•¥ ----- we .................................. ,llaucln, passing pyrotechnic display. -' by the exposition buildings and tower of i _ Procession to form on four sides and Babel now under process of construction, la desired and admired by all. Among the within court yard square. Divisions will form in following orderat and came to this uniformly conatraeted personal beauty is the building, beautiful and targe, hi front la 6:30 sharp: dally use of Ayer's Hair a lovely garden in which arc fountains, 1st Division—Hastings Republican Club, which will form a>n State street directly n c ascended the tower by means of an elevaUir and witnessed the grandest j lewnorth of court boose square. this preparnliun gives'lt fid Divi-lun—Woodland mid Nashville of Bute that we had yet Bern. The forb ■U abcait I*arb loom np and the towers ■ n lustre aud pliancy Republican Clulm, and republicans from that add* greatly to townships of Woodland, Castleton. Hast- and spires are plainly vialble. But when the view tower shall be completed In 188S, lu charm. Should the litgs aud Curltun. This dictation will form tiie view will far eclipse thb one. It Is bxiir be thin, harsh, dry. on Church street, directly east of court or turning gray. house square, front resting on State street.' interesting to note that although tiie new tower fas only begun its ascent of i.ooo 3d Division—Maple Grove Republican feet, it Is now higher than we arc In TroClub, and republicans from townships of chadera. Maple Grove. Assyria. Johnstown and will restore tho color, Our return to the lintel was by a small Baltimore. Third division will furnt on bring0ut a new grow th, Court street directly south of court bouse steamer on the Seine, whence we proceed­ aud render the old soft ed to the Madeline. On the way to thb square, frout resting on Church street and shiny. For keep­ baildlng In the Rue de Rivoli, we met 4th Dirisluu—Republicans ot Hope. ing tbo scalp clean, cool, and healthy, there Barry. Prairieville and Orangeville. with Mbs B. and tier friends. She was la no better preparation in the market. mUch aurprlaexl to see toe. and as our time Fourth division Will fonn on Broad­ "I am free to confess that a trial aA was limited she gave me her address in way, directly west of court house square, London. We shall probably- reach home front resting on Court street. tarfore she doos. The Madeline contains a 5th Division—Republican Clubs of Mid­ very fin<; organ and aa servu-es were going dleville and Freeport and republicans of Irving. Rutland. Yankee Springs and on we were privileged to her II We next drove to the Pantheon, but be­ Abundant and Glossy, Thornapple. This division will form In Ing late were obliged to content ourselves west half of court yard square, And beprewith tiie exterior view of this massive but tt haa given my ratbar stunted muspured to fall h<> line as tho last of 4th length and appear­ structure. Thus ended thia day ’ s sight ­ division marches onto State (main) street ance. —R. Brlttop, Oakland, Oido. seeing. OUDKB or MAl:< 11. "My hair «raa coining out (without any , In the evening we procured our tickets 1st division will, promptly at 0:45, aasxstance from my wife, 1 tried for ixiudon, and after an early breakfast Ayer'S Hair Vigor, using either). only one bottle. niarch eastward on State street followed J riday morning took cab for the Layan .n<t r nnw ha«. a— , bead of hair aa by divisions 2, 8, 4 and 5 succeeaively, to station, and the tidal train. We made ox-.e -R. T. Schmitlou. Hanover street; south on Hanover St to stop at Ronen. Ixetween Paris and Dtepm*. Dickson, Tenn. uroen St.; weet on Green to Creek St; arriving there just in time for tiie boat " I have 1IS<.d Ayer's Hair Vigor in my north on Creek to State St; west on State Tiie puwage across tiie English channel • number of years, and regard R to Broadway; south on Broadway to Center OH the Ih-aX hulr -r St; east on Center to .Jefferson St; north was after the common order, wltlx the tunial cmitrifatlons to the fishes, but we un Jefferson to State St; west on State to arrived nt New Haven, a very small place, Church SL. north ou Church to building Kith •In good condition, at 3 p. m. After a first north of American house, where closer custom's Inspection than usual and Johnson, torches will be given up. ^hanging our French money,.we were off '* My totir was becoming harsh and II.—Hou. Frank Plumley, of Vermont l»y an Ex<lbh second class car, and It was but afiar using half a botlte uf Aw. will deliver an address «m the jKilitlcal a great improvement on any we had seen V Igor it grew btaek' and oIom Issues of the day. hi Union hall after the on the continent. We made two or three w’Wrt « and grutitml procession. Music, Middleville Glee Club. rtoiw between N. Haven and London, and Mabel C. Hardy, Delavan, Ill. Should an overflow meeting be necessary rode faster than I ever did before, which It will lie held either In Court house square was font what we had exjmeted. or court room as weather may dictate, ad­ Wet "*dU>’ recognized the tact that i dressed by Hou. Jaa. O’Dpnnell. were ni the Queen's domlnious, for lAelegatimm from different townships are the IxUl-sides axe marked with the litterT urgently requested to take part In the which la produced by tbe manner of e torchlight proctswiou. which It is desired ting me gnu,.,. One large one I made < shall eclipse anything ever before at a dbtaaec uf from three to five txfi shown In Barry county . In order that all may know where to fall into line, and how We arrived in London, the metropolh to provide themselves with torches, the • hi. wnrM ...j_____ ____ ... . following gentleinen have liecn dn^gnated during which wc endeavored to be to give tbo necessary infonuation to the mind the warnings In regard to •• persons present from tbe township Itefore pockets." found ourselves establish* lixnlr names: 2d IMvbtkm—Woodland. C. Al Hough; Catdkton. Forntas; Hastings town- delight, and more especially an 1 di uxkkhiu, Joliti ruiuuw. ship, Chan. Gaskill; Carlton. John Shively. Sd Division—Maple Grove. T. ». Brice; Assyria. P. K. Jewell; Joluistowu. Fnuik An Ekxgltahtban introduced the sub) Bullis; Balthmire. X Lalhkm. uh here yesterday. and Calked till 1 i <4th Division—Hope. James «. Brown: think Ula tongue nut have ached, b Barry'. John H. Brown; Fnrirtevilte, R. B. Stoves! Stoves! itoves! We are loaded with the LARGEST AND FINEST LINE ——OF------- HEATING AND COOK STOVES Ever shown in Barn- County. At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We carry everything to lie found in a first-class Hardware Store, including a fine line of Whips, Hone Blaohti, Robes, Homes, Cotters aofl Sltif We are closing out the well known FLINT ROAD CARTS atSla.OO. Do not fail to look ns over before you buy. Goodyear Bros. P* 3 ■I JI *4* T WV IJ r*\ E 2 1 3 Apr's Hair Vigor z < > s A s. s aS. E Why Not Have a Fire l^ace IN YOUR HOME? Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Richards; Oraugevllle. Extgeue Hartbom. Mh DlvWuu—Irving, Enoch Andrus; (.pinion that what America d'>es tint and does not need in tins thing that' found; ami after arnviiuc and aa tied atectly. Mantles, Grates and Tile in Great \ ariety of Combinations, Artistic Designs and Beauti u ED. C. PARSONS. 118 8. Bose St, KalBnn>Z'». � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-09-26.pdf f55f2fc640f52e410d436a60300f5335 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in th* County. ■■ ‘ Banner. Hastings VOL. X.XXIII. NO. 22. HASTINGS. MICH.. SEPTEMBER 26. 1888. Hastings Banner county news. !■ il.hsh.Ml Wednesdays, by r:- —” — ~ •"uic one oner him a dollar or two tor his vote. Reuben and Thoma* Pierre hare a cou­ sin visiting them. „ The wonderful ~ item in the Bax.xek last iw wrtcin refareoee to Pi Nlcbols and wife !? T*?7 Tb*r have adopted n little boy from the state school at Coldwa­ ter. R. Norton haa a I'.ttle girt from the school alro. Wednesday of this week F. Searles and wife start for the east on an extended visit. Mr.for Connecticut and Mra. S. for central New York. ■M ingnudnan in Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1739. population. If they cannot find a foreign market for their manufactured articles are we!! paid for making Lbe trip. o—3__aT------their brst mechanics will come to America and factories will soon Increase to such an the Journal last week. It w»« Frank ' . B*RBY COVXTY. MlCHWAN. extent that we will have competition enough Brooks and Ed. Evan* instead of Chua. at borne. It 1* only a nutter of time. Brooks. ' rn*cKtmox rates: , With our present protective policy we will soon have a large proportion of the best .i Iwfore the end of the rear the mechanics of Europe which together with instead of Council Bluffs, Iowa. .-.bwrtber resides outside of the rention* will soon enable u» to cope with Henry Arbour and family movud Into the world in any line of articles that can their new store. be manufactured. , O. L- Faulk, of Cedar Creek, waa in • ADVERTISING RATHS: Considerable raid mail excitement exists town Monday. ow'’ - .''i.rJrerforVpiiiil pootti In our village. A company Is being form­ F. J. Norwood has a sick child with ed for the purpow of erecting a roller mill whooping cough. JOB PRINTING, Mrs. S. Jessup and Mrs. Phetteplace are that shall cost from 810.000 to 815,000. 4: r rIde is felt In the Job John Williams, of Hoi*, waa In town on the sick list the Bannmb. Rvur Several of our best citizens have manifest­ Monday. ZuireivE * I* “«*11**111 *tth lb* L7... Henry Arbour has moved to Delton, ed a willingness to subscribe the necessary Parties having wheat to sell can get the where he will run a drug store. amount for such a mill. A movement Is highest market price at tiie new milt R. Jessup has started a meat market, now on foot t<> organize an improvement V. SKI 10 first-class, lob work. The proprietor of the evaporator b in and keeps a wagon on the road. association for the purj>ose of encouraging town this week. The cider and sorghum mills are both Capital to come here. A stranger got off the train Bunday, doing a brisk business, under the manage­ LxnmSWJ ,o It is reported that a large grain elevator about 5:30 p. hl. and not Ix-lug acquainted L, m. ou I.EK.' ment of Will Crawford. 0, Dentist will be built here aa spring open*. In town Mime of the boys thought it would Mr. Ijiyton, of Allegan, has a fruit EaapertfaUv, LParret and Uncle Uncle John Mc ­ be cunning to have a little fun with him. - eriy occupied by Dr. Jooe*. over COOK AklSKERN. evaporator tn full blast J;. ■ . * Can Arman's. ■ " Arthur will soon have their farms plotted so they played all aorta of tricks on him. Mr. Fish has a brother from Detroit vb- Into village lota. After the toys had bad all the fun they Itlhg hitn. □TV A..1 KN APl’KN A VANARMAN, Dr. L. E. Benson has purchased the lot wanted with ti* boy, Mr. Norwood s clerk Beared Lecter. Lawyer*. owned by Mary Ann Rowleader, of Blanrh- secured lodging for him and in the morn­ Banttald-. ing the boy departed for his borne about 1-, ;i: all cHirts 6t th* state and tn the F. M. Quick and wife attended the state Rev. Chaw preached hl* first sermon at Geo. Iaih- has gone north to dig hU. six inilca distant. This jxxjr boy waa foolk got as far « potatoes. ' hh and ought not to have been treated this Nashville Mrs. Qulcfc was taken very sick. thia place last Sunday. Henry Bowman and family spent Sun­ way. and in case' this should I* repeated, Mr. Demand lias traded horses again. blnU yA. b' « present. - office*. Booms ta. it> and 11 day In Penfield. , Dr. Baughman and family are visiting in something should be dose about it. l;;.. k. Grand lupld*. Mien. Hoc* b,k1 wlfr' "r Allwcan Co., Flute posher Is anticipating on attend­ our village. attrntinl the funeral of her father Mr ing the business college at Battle Creek Lake Odessa roughs attended the dance Savage last Saturday. al the rink on Saturday night and succeed­ Rob. Phillips' health is very poor, being the coming winu-r. Fanners have commenced to dig potatoes The proposed rail road causes quite a ed in starting two or three quarrels. unable to work. and to husk corn. Haul A Volte have the finest lot, of par­ Sam Shoup and Wife. Jake Shoup and strife between the people of east Johns­ Myrtle Shively, of Hastings, waa on our »**W»Jranu3 &SS: daughter Cora will attend the fair at Grand town and those of Banfield. lor stoves we have seen this fait Hastings, Mich. streets last Wednesday. Cha*. Palmatler left for Ann Arbor Many of our citlaens will attend the fair , .>uru uf the state. special Good salaries and expemw* paid weekly. lab­ Rapid*. There will be a special school meeting met;.< • 'll. MoNKV TO Loan on oral inducements to beginners. No previous ev,*b>' friends in Tuesday. held at the Pod Auger school house next over WetveerM Hardware prrtence necessary, (hunt free. Writs for v El1 John Kipp and Fred Budd left for the People visiting Woodland are invited to Saturday evening for the purpose of open-, NaahvlUe last week. terms, giving age. far west Thursday. ▼tail our buslneM houses and examine Ing the house for religious meetings; those . VHARLEN Ift CHAFE. Nurseryman. Mrs. Will VanWaguner and children Mr. and Mrs. Stiles spent last week with stock and guCJirtee*. Mention this paper. Bociiesier. N. Y. wishing to ** tlie cause move forward visited friends In Atsyria last week. Phy slciaa and Surgeon. friends iu Banfield. It is reported that a boat bouse will be should come. Stephen Savage, an old resident of this v-un* More. office hours from 2 The ladies aid society at Mrs. Duty's to­ built at the south end of Jordan lake in the H. D. Johnson, of Thamesvllic, Canada, town, aged 79, died last Friday morning. spring and an elegant new steamer launch- was the guest of J. L. Ickes last Friday The fum ral wa* held at the M-. E. church day. Mr. Cole and wife, of Gull Corners, are and Saturday. •. \V. i-OWRY. M. D.. mi Satunlay. conducted by Rev. Holler, of The luke Odessa Wave L* indulging in a visiting at Marshall Bellinger’s. Prof. B. Wood left for Lake City last Nashville. ~ Phy -ii tan and Surgeon. good deal of mud thnrivfng of late. Wednesday where he will be engaged in •peruai :>t trvalmg dtseasM of the lUk. W,e would respectfully Invite capitalists teaching school. ■ vi: proerratiou of vKlou * mid others who desire a gixxl location to • Some of the hands were discharged last la-tter. . Gea Tobias was in Rutland one day last Delayed ' visit our village and examine the advant­ Saturday forenoon from the L. 4 H. R. R. 8. W. Finch was In Ixiwell Monday. week. *"0C; ; r-'l'lenc* ou Broadway, near Court hJ^Midi. ' Rev. Vtvan preached his farewell ser­ F. A. Moore tn Grand Rapid* Tuesday. age* our town affords. We kre situated J. 8. Caswell ha* put a new show case J. larger was In the Valley city Thurs­ in the middle Of as good a section of coun­ mon at Boger* Corner* last Sunday after­ in hl* store which adds very much to the try as the sun jnrer shown on. and although noon. day anti Friday. looks of his store. QX1TU » COLGKOVE. , (J. J. Nagler in Grand Rapids Fklday during the past we have been without the DEAUOW IN Frank Whitruff and Hager have re­ 0 ■ lawyers. advantages of a railroad we have by our Carlton. and Saturday buying goods. turned from the north where they have 1 <>T - in Unloo block. Hastings.) Every itody is going to attend the fair. J. W. Godfrey and wife were in Hastings natural advantages continued to grow been visiting. Pr s i’ sit the courts of the stale. quite rapidly. In order that we may not Quite a large number listened to M. B. Henry Tobias Jr., has a fine yoke of Friday. seem to lie boasting we will quote from Townsend, our new paator In the M. E. Frauk Herrick and wife wore in Hast­ .KN ASTON, cattle for sale. ’ the la»t week's Issue of the Nashville News: church, last Sabbath. Although young in A. W. Nichol*, formerly a resident of ing* Wednesday. ••The New* arise* tn congratulate. 'Wood­ years, we think he will In liked. Our new director took the school census tills place but now a resident of Antrim land upon her bright prospect* for con­ Preaching every Sunday evening at th* county, and Naoma Lrthrick. of Leroy, pranr’.'y Hanging to. nection with the outside world by rail. M. E. church at 7 p. m. >. Several heavy frosts the past week. were married at tip; rwddence of the bride's Several bog buyers were *e<ai on our IL Wolcott returned Saturday from Cal­ Woodland 1* admirably located to make a parents of that place. Mr. Nichol* and t WELTON We carry a full line of 'lately purbhased wife have the liest wishes of iijlxist of houn county, where he has been soliciting prosperous village. Surrounded by an atreeta.Monday' agricultural community fairly •flowlngwrlth IL B. Richani*. of your city, wa* seen goods. ‘*neh as aid fur the C. M. IL IL Co. friend* of this place. re Ohio Farmer’s Iniuranoe Oo. Adam Gackler Is now afflicted with a milk and honey', all that Is needed to set on our streets Sunday. Dcdy Rich is quite seriously Hl with the He wnto i"'.;rt*s on a man’s property against Mary Allerding. who has been spending tame leg. caused by a horse kicking him. tlie wheels of industry In motion within iws'jy sr-:. izavnlugor wind; against a man's bilious fever. Lena Geiger departed Monday for Grand her borders Is the advent of the iron horse, a vacation with friends, ha* nuumed her Ute )'• amt accident Mr. Demrys'people entertained company Imd thus we are assured will occur. position in Stauffer A Crawley's. • Rapid* for a visit with her brother. from Maple Grove. Shaker Mrs. Caroline Yarger anil daughter fn»m Wesley Fox now wields the rod of au­ Lawyer - Alien, of Grand Rapids, i» in Clinton Co., ar* visiting In this place. thority as bos* on the railroad. town visiting friends. Wilber Fuller and wife rejoice over a ■ in Abstract Block. Hastings, Mtoh.) Vernor Willison and Audlev Welton, of M. M. Rockwell and wife spent two days it is reported that a new doctor will new girl bora SepL SOth. . .... .itoulv*rto( Abstract Book* in Bai at Grand Rapids, visiting friend* anil tak­ Hastings, wen- in town Saturday evening. County. Adah Odell, who ha* been visiting FreeHenry Corrogan departed for Canada to Mxm locate here. ing In the fair. Youxo BoLDUU. jort friends, has returned home. attend < allege the coming year. Aiu. Seogal lias returned with bls horse L’ . riMMERMAN'. Homospathlc PbyClarence Stillwell and lady spent Friday The 8. O. V. camp an- preparing tn trow Eaton Rapids, requiring two days to f . -Han and Surgtxui. evening with friends in Lake Odeosa. make the trip. The animal is likely to re­ have a box social and exhibition drill by Ye scribe spent Wednesday lr\lrvlng on - . i»v»r Lathrop's drug store.) Lowell l*»ys on Friday evening, Oct. 1st. rover from his sickness. The dance at F. A. Blackman’* hall last ।bu.’inem. Rumored, that there will be several Lucien Polly and wife have returned Friday evening was not very well attended, Jay Carpenter and wife were tn Lake V. n.MikKK. 1U«I Estate, Infrom their Indiana visiL looking much im- weddings in town in the near future—for only about twenty numbers being sold. , Odessa Sunagy. X. rance atfri Loans. further particulars enquire of Chancy pr<>v«-d in health. Wheat the time arrived fur supper, it was Mr*. Oliver Jeffers, an old resident of (»«■>*.!» J. >f. Bunyan & i<on. a doors north C. C. Messenger, of Howard City, made •Itou’li. then stated that no arrangements had been this place, died last Monday of a cancer. ■t rostatOea. • About 140 friends of Wm. Godfrey and Ms parent* and friend* a short visit last • specialgives to making exsaangM wife gave them a complete surprise on Sat­ made for anything to eat; so the Higley A 'Du- funeral was held Tuesday. ol The Interests of non-realdsnt week. Fox store was opened and all rushed in Those tramp* of which we spoke last ,Tt. - n. lauerecarefunvlooked attar. Fanns Panner* are just hustling since the rain urday evening and left many token* of and did credit to the bountiful supplies of week, were female tramps dressed up In cf.v • jA'.e <>r -fchange. Bouses and And everything dcsirwl in tin- furniture to cmnplctr fall seeding.’ with a view to esteem. crackers, cheese, oystera, or anything the male attire. But It wax a good Joke ou A company of young propio surprised line. Our prins on these goods ■n' rvao- attend lhe county fair and also the rejnrtk- Fanny Karcher at pre resldt'ncr of Dave ladles' aptwtites craved: most of all they John all the same, and alro on some of hi* TAMES A "WKEZEY, onside. We guarantee To duplicate Hast­ liran mass meeting at your city on the 3rd Zackelmeyer Thursday evening and report needed to make it a hot meal was a bottle neighbors. of Octolier. Many of whom are desirlon* of »J Lawyer. Dili Caln ha* commenced to {4dnt the of good pepper sauce. ings or Kahunaxoo prices ou th«-se goods. meeting our Irish nominee for congress, n pleasant time. Mr. McGowen's wife departed for her school house In the Brown district. ■ Hasting*. Mich. Reported, that medical assistance was Hon. O'Donnell, and our next state govern­ Fr.i .c>‘ In .dl courts uj the state. Office over Girl* don’t let your best fellow's horse summoned on the railroad Saturday to take home In Ohio last Saturday. or. lion. Luce. Hurrah for our best men Ebble Pennock, who has iieen very sick. eat poor hay on Bundays when he come* to charge of a man. no not a man. but. being, to fill all th* responsible offices from chief see you: they don’t keep *0 easy and it —-• who was afflicted with delertum tremens. I* Improving. executive down u> roronera: therefore let M. U Cook, at Hastings, was In town makes them look thin. A. M. Herrington's store is nearly fin­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, every true hearted elector post himself In our last week'* Item In regard to the Saturday. A specialty. We have one of the finest of upon the Issue, then surely the victory la ished in remodeling and when dor* will Our next probate Judge, Cha*. Arm ­ box social held at Freeport It should have lie one of the n«4te*t looking places of hearses and attend ail call* promptly on on the repulilican aide. business in town. ' He will put In drugs strong, of Bowens Mills, was In town Sat­ been the 5th of Ort. Quarterly moding at the Wesleyan urday; also Judson Stark?of Middleville. r-’. J. 9- i-. it and CourtFU-, Hastings. Mich. short notice. Geo. Stacy, of Irving, waa In town Fri­ . church Saturday and Sunday, Rev. Martin and bazaar goods. Alva luiwrence spent Sunday with her day. ••pay day” did not appear Saturday as Ratos, 8f .OO per Day. officiating.** expected and consequently the meu were parents. ■This Hi.. • I* new. with pleasant rooms. The We have also added a very complete J. Kellogg, our popular iiisll carrier, somewhat disappointed, but It is hoped Ola Spragiic t" working for .Ebble Pen ­ Mn uagr ul 'hr public l« respectfully solicited. drive* a new span of horses on hi* stage and expected that It will appear with J. nock. No. Name ami Eraidenoi stock of Emory Mo«her will start his clover holler ... 1 John R. Jewell. Jobnstowu Boynton this week. T. J. Kelly ha* moved to Plainwell, hav­ W.Our new M. E. minister. Rev. M. B. in the near future. Mr. Mosher i» a good 1! ... r Orval la«U. Fremont. lad ing engaged In business in a mill. thresher and should have good patronage. 1,5 Townsend, arrived here Wednesday. :i i I zolo Tuttle. Butlaad Ralph Grilley has returned tn the store Messrs. Seudder and Ijeonard went fish­ ... • Clyde rrrdun. Woodland »i Gens d abmks. ing last Friday, anti did not catch a fish. On which we are making very low prices. of Burt Lawrene.-. where he is happy lu The sign did not happen to l»e right. w ailing upon former customer*. s:..-k! Su-a-H t-inpioyment Guaranteed. BAL­ t-rairiaviiw.. We alro have Mrs. Hrallj Is entertaining a brother William Evans cut thirty acres of corn ... • Tbomaa J. joures. aiucw, vuio. AEV AMI EXPENSES PAID. Apply at once, Delayed Letter. / rut-uiz .> • < liefer to this paper) from Wayland. ... .uSteve Temp!* and wifrf are making a for Mark Skillman in 8« days. Mr. Ev­ •w 1.b-nnte M. Corer, woodland । HASE BROTHERS, OOmFaNV . TboniM Mitchell. A-yrta ans also cut sixteen sqrea in 3*1 days. .„ Serae farmer- who sowed wlu*at In the short visit with friends In Kalamazoo. ,ro tMn. Carrie Hlwpard ” , dust on heavy soli lefbr* ‘he rain, have Mrs. Walden Barber, of Hickory Corners This l» republican coni cutting, and if the Democrat has any better coni cutter let's liecn uulng the harrow for the purpose of spent Saturday with Mrs. Tferpronliw. 1X1 }: inraking the earth crust. In order to ena ­ hear from them. We shaR appreciate K a* a favor to have Hal. Sackett has returned from a visit Jacob Albertton and Mart Corwin, of ble the tender blade to come forth. the pwfffle of Delton and vtelnlty call at to Katamaxoo. . Some have commenced corn husking. I galley Quite a party from here start with the Cedar Creek, was in town Sunday. Mich. our store and look over our goods- If " you Mrs I^veland. aged about M years, died M. 4 0. excumlon today, among U»-m J. Frank McCain and Co. are spending a f Hattie PrtihJd'.MapWiiwe wish to buy anything In our ih*. we feel this morning. Funeral to l* held on the J. Perkins and wife, CapL Earl and wife. week at Pliwsant lake hunting and tUhlju^ Fanners an- commencing to busk 'their 25tii at 10 a. tn.. and buried at Comstock In both The funeral service* of Nellie Sprague •A PTTAL, $50,000.00. confident that we can satisfy you com. and find the crop full better than will be held at the M. E. ehureh at 4 p. m. cemetery. • Following are th* real e««au» transfers quality and price. Schmd commenced on the -4tti. tcwlay. She died an Saturday «*•’<»»«« they expected. Fred Benson called on friends here Bun­ .for the week ending Sept 34th. 1888, as after an lllncwi of only 11 Vrrj' respectfully. taken from the books in the register's office: . Broward. iieing a violent attack uf typhoid day. Michigan. Mcrvln Gwyne baa friends visiting him Uoyd T. IMterwa to Emetine M Dunham . Qnltr n day of excitement at Itostcr to*t fever. Nellie was a lovely girl apd a Monday; the grand excursion to N. 1. favorite with all the young i-wpie. ahe from Sherwood: also Dr. McBeth, of P gmrilnr^.’lSnham to C. K. A N. R. M; pares! Op«> fw husineM Dec. 15. is** tn building tornasrod over the C. J. & M. R. R. A ouru- **< a mi'inlier of the L O. G- T. of this Galesburg. -serly .occupied by Mes*er Bros. Republican pole raising Oct «th. Let l>er uf people from this vicinity took the place where abe will be greatly mh*ed. opportunity of going to visit £!>*&> Shell the lint taken from a familj of every body turn out and hear the very able omaaMK •qteechM maile by some of it* leading re­ Striker’* sdd etty, IW relative* In New Sork state, b. C. Do*ter 0 G. KoUrisao, President; Isaac 1.. Wo.>ley to ttal dro shipped a carload of bogs the same 61 We are glad to welcome Rev. O. Perry publican* ng the alateW. A Goolyear. Vice. Pres.: W. P. Sidnam. of your city. Is In town C. D. Beet*, Cashier. ^Bert Wilson and wife lost their llRle boy tmek fur another year. There was no missionary meeting ImH this week. I*Ht R'lJ-V m L D. Hull; W seres see 13 ThornMr. Bonnot, of the firm of Beuuot Bros., Clyde of two years on the 7th. «nk on »'~uM Uw ol Uw DIRECTOK»: of Ixnilsvllle. Ohio., b placjng the engine Mrs Joseph Cook, who wu sick at last pnaKMit Mn. <■■ H. 1W•V s Goodyear, to C. K. & B. X. R; jmreel efty. mid boiler, and the boiler is arched ready writing. IS much lietter, alro Mr. Isaac D. IL Roblasou, Greble. for work. The workmanship compares * J^rob Krt to Jesse M. Erb; soaerrereeSHart S&57!,•iKss.wsw'ssers ^AKlHG POWDER Absolutely Pure. as ~.w>u»«wussial»sss;Mf^ WANTEDSS IL 11. G. LAWLER & SCUBDEB ax DELTON, MICH. 899159 A. 4+ h ho Slits, Rockws and Canp Chai?:, WWs and Dining Chairs, Ites, fams, Slandsand Tables, Undertaking and Embalming CROCKERY, Trunks and Vtlises. Hastings City Bank, . Tie Nev Bollei' ■ C. D. Beet*. a • - , --*i leaking Buslnew Transacted. Wo< HASTINGS MARKKTN. abltehrw....^.... ......... ... buy wheat, s faster, ton... Hide*. ftu.HidS:::: gKW.? WstreUmo.b *®leken». lire J' " Mrs" S- C- Doster maile a short visit to favorably with the real of the machinery, Another aimwer would be acceptable. which Is first-class In even' reaped. Uncle J|lliu McArthur Is very alok.* Battle Creek last week. F. A. Blackman Is building a chimney Mr Tomb* while coming home fro® IW. U E- Benson is getUng l*U*£ . OrangrvlUe two weeks ago last Monday w C Downing lias trwl'-d hia horso for his new sum-. A party Of fiaherman from Battle c reek, night, wb* stopped in the road by a high­ and buggy f<»r a two-ymr-ohi colt and a are camping ut Wall lake. wayman and robbed of 814. Thomas M. Baird attended the literary The farmers of this vicinity have tiwir neJ ' p. *ihuiiifr ha* trailed hl* grey hon>c society held at Martin Chauder's last Sat­ seeding nearly all done. for Charley William* mustang. Geo. Drake will soon commence W G urday evening, ami reports a first-ctaaa Orangeville. time. Paying the,highest market pttoe. A good many people in thia locality are IXUut«h *4* Snyder are grinding lota of There Will be a pole making preparations for the fair this week. publican* on toe tMh of Oct Th® JJJSi Cu.tom Milling »nd.F««I Grtpdtaa . Clark William’s child died Saturday Jaum ODonucll will lxpresent evening of brain dlfflculty. Specially•nd addreas the people lu the afternoon. ask the BanNKB editor! n-rru,™ William 'Ifclbel spent Sunday at N. We hop* that Orangeville will be well repPnaent tndtattlons are that >«7l* “ and Morton wUl roll upa big" Scudder's. r. -cutetl nt Hastings next week. The carpenters will commence work on * certain young nian in our town, noted Woodlan.l In November. Thi John MeBanc’a houae this week. Thomaa kB, cw-btarj. ■>< our vicinity will Jnf Searles ha* the job of doing the carpenter Is on. Will vote for free trade, ro that Bug[nw ,u ... ------------Ld wiU be olrtiged to take bark the l*»- her ‘Mi J of Enrupe^ The work. Our base ball team will go to Otsego . .wer here and support and tm ri p-rUnd Jia* to rolvc Is this week Saturday, to play a match game Delton, Mich.. LT.LDoiii&Co �. .............. y«- ' Tk - TIMELY SUBJECTS TREATED IN ding cows. FARM AMI) GARDEM. A THIRD otftK? A parilla. It Is aa important point to the dairyman that the flow of milk be kept up. for if A question often asked by amateurs is, ••When Is the. beat season to plant out strawberry beds*" All seasons, when the ■oil Is to good condition, to the hands of skillful persons aud with care In shading, protecting, etc., are successful, but the months of April and Mav to the spring, September and October to tho fall, throughout the northern states; January, February and March In tho south, are Uhn4 W1U MnnAfU tar taan jwr Js^wjMt; » iHenarf mJ faroy *• wwmaes, m.. naa *. use. n« «tta w sixos r. axnasaoa w s»sm thorn back again by fall feciling. A* tho season advances and occasional frosts occur, cows ore very liable to fall of! to their milk yield, if premutiona are Dot taken to prevent IL Not only has the gram lost much of nutritive value, bul cold storms and fro'it-y nights reduce a little bran or ground grain, or a little corn. It will also pav to house the anln.i. i_ i__ ■_____ . ' „__________ ■« .1.* toie/fad. today- The Third Quarter's i God's dealings with brad one Fine Quality of first earthly kingdom. * Tbe lemon for July 1 turn* upoB^th* awfully sublime promian, as quoted ta Heb. rill, 10; ‘‘I will betotbemaG<xlandthey shall ba to .me a people.’’ This Is, Indeed, a ••Golden Text.'- Then follow* (from Ex. Triv, 1-12) the auDouncerowrt and formal ratification of God's oovanant with tbs chil­ dren of Israel, at the foot of Mount BinaL From Egypt to Htaal tbepropk had bron taught GodY power; In the giving of the law Uwy were abowu Bis majesty as law giver; they now received n glimpse of Hi* character to tbe dumenaation of grace. It wm but a ahaau. ___ -F Bight weeks. JkVimA «. I. mllk is vary susceptible to change® to tho weather, os all attentive dairymen must know. Remember that at no season of tho year does stock, and esj>ecially milch cows, re­ quire more care titan during the cold, •t . -a>. . stormy weather liable to como in the autumn. Shelter and extra feeding pars DIAOR-Ut OF STIUWBnUlY BILD. "I had a dry scaly humor for yearn, at such a time, for what is lost duringth« The ground being property prepared, and auflered terribly: and, as my brother fall la seldom regained throughout tho the planting should be in strilgt t rows, and sister were aimllarlvafficted, I preentire winter. Good shelter is economy using a lino, and may be done with a dib­ ble or by furrowing a lino lightly with a to that it saves feed, far every one knows W1DEOE, .,, ■hovel or double mold board plow, and or ought to know that unless an animal recommended me to take Ayer’a Bareup^ON gW nlla, and ooattoua it for a year. For ffre then drawing the earth hi around the is kept warm bv artificial means, n'largo percentage of its food goes to furnish erwtiou of the twelve pillar* and the nacrffire nioutla I took it dally. I have not had a plant, as it Is placed, with tho hands. LACH E™ In extensive field culture the system of warmth. Thia subject has been so many offerings the covenant was ratified. Meat blcmtah unou my body for the Ibm three times considered that anv additional re ­ months." — T/E. Wiley, 146 Chamber it., PLUG appropriately the ratification dosed withan rows is tho most advantageous, and these' marks seem superfluous. So do more will awfully sublimo visitation. Moses and Aaron,; New York City. should be about three and a half fuel ••Last fall and winter I waa troubled F apart, with plants one foot apart, in the be added except a quotation from as good Nadab and zMiihu, and oorenty of tbe sldefu with a dull, heavy pain in my side. -I did I row. to admit of tho passage of the horse­ •uthoritv ns Willard's "Practical Dairy IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR not notice It at first, but It gradually grew • Husbandry. • shoe or cultivator between them. Tho secretions are always disturbed by certain by a tymbollc vision, a show of ktod- worse until it became almost unbearable. I ’ Cultivators differ in opinion and prac­ AR EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF During th" latter port of this tone, disor- I influences, that cause pain or uneasiness, nem, unlike that of terror at Sinai. This tiers of the atomacL and liver increased my tice os to the arrangement of plants in beds. In the cot here presented is shown and every shiver of n half frozen cow will done, their long probation begun, the train troubles. I begun taking Ayer's Sarsapa­ make itself felt in tho milk pail. It will of events to terminate in the incarnation of rilla, and, after faithfully couunulug tiu> uso a plan that affords great convenience in a of this modiclne fur some months, tbe pein garden plantation and one that is much often, therefore, bo a matter of raonomy Christ for dairymen to begin feeding cabbages, employed. The ground is divided into The second Sunday of tho quarter brings !| disappeared and I was completely cured.” beds of 1 feet wide, each of • which may the tops of roots, w small quantities of us to tho Unit great apostasy,only forty days i - Mr» A A. Furbush, Hsverhill. Mas*. $ grain, just ns soon as the grasses of pas ­ 1 contain three rows of plants, the two after the covenant And in that apostasy outside rows 0 inches from the edge of ture have been touched with frosts A Aaron »iu a participant; bo took their doily allowance of bran, shorts or ground tho Tho plants may be set 12 gulden unmmente and faatdooed the golden inches opart in tne row, except in the feed of barley or oats, or oats and corn, in calf, aud tliey danced around it with tho tho proportion of two parts oats to ono of case of very strong growing plants, when corn, will be of great service in keeping foolish :i'.>tion that they wore worxbiptog 18 inches apart will be found preferable. their God. It was a result of the force of Thu, a bed 20 feet long and 4 feet wide up a flow cf milk and at the same time keeping the anima) to health and con­ will contain from 40 to 60 plants. Where an idolatrous jx-opln, a people who worshiped thefe are several of these beds, it will be dition. tbe “Sacred Bull, A pi*;” and when Mosm a good plan to separate them by walks of was long absent the old Idolatrous fot llug reDefault haring been made in topccadlttousui a 2 feet to width. For all leaf eating tasecte—os canker turn-ri. Many generations founed l*fon- the certain ta«rt»«e made by Edwin H. Mallon' an<l The plants sliould be of one season's Hebrew* were entirely purged uf thi* idola- Mary J. Mahory, bis wlte. to Philo A Klwldou worms. tent caterpillar*, forest tent growth, from tho seed or runner, and rxn utoro* the estate <U Gearxe Murdock, de­ caterpillara, tussock moths, and a host of wall rooted. Dealer Fo^ h ceased. dated November «b. A. D :ski, and others which attack our fruit and shade recorded tn the offlee of the register of deeds for • DaurTtKEA-nOiHiit trees as well aa many of our shrubs—one tbecountyof Barry and slate of Mlehlrap. on the Mb day of December. A. D.. ism. In Uber D of of the bc-t and most effective remedies in !R0S4. ouie to shower the trees with Paris green or Jeroboam finally completed the division Of London purple In water, says ProfesBur C. their nation by setting qp a golden calf. tins tMKlre Ito mini of twelve hundred teeu and sr-tou dollar*. Kfiu*i7A*) sod an attorI H. Foruald. The method adopted by the a> fee of tweuiy-nre <i< lisr* prodded hr lu fruit growers In New York state is to put mert«a<e. and no »alt ar prweedlne- nt In setting strawberry bed. It ought to three empty kerosene oil barrels, holding be borne to mind that there are three about fifty gallons each, to a wagon ano cy* wcured by sa.l<( i:x>r gagr. or an kinds of blossoms. the male, female and fill them with waler. Then they take a of: and said mortgagB bat tug b«-w hermaphrodite. Hardly any varieties are pound of London purple for each barrel, stay ot May. A. D. IM. for a talu»Uoti duly aaslet>«! by said ratio a. first ■ mixing It well In a pale of executor at aforesaid l»i JooepWimale; they are entirely worthless except water, and oimr it Into the barrel. The for the polloto The pbtUlate or female wagon is then driven along the wind­ markable asunniv uf the renewal of God * varieties arc numerous, such .is Crescent, ward aide of the row of trees, if favor and n ’ promise of His continued pr<»Manchester, Bubach, ete. These, properly there Is much wind, and-with a fountain once. The next l<nun gins a placing illuapoUeuixod, are the most abundant Ker,.x.-.nu<l i Me aM E> haring a fine hose attached the trationof the projilo* witongms* toaerve 1 la thrown over the trees to a fine God. They give their ebatewi p nnaluus aa The hermaphrodite, such as WUson. till the leaves begin to drip. The free gift* for the tabermude. Of this gi viug CapL Jack. Charles Dawning, etc., that water In the barrels must be stirred con­ i bidder. the text of Ex. xxxv, Jx-S), informs uj that have a perfect blossom, are productive stantly to prevent the poison from set­ it wu prompt, willtag, even entouriaatlc; without any other kind. tling Gre-at eare Is also taken to prerent Select, if possible, a moist time for the wind from carrying the liquid toward that it w.ut abundant and according to each one'* ability. Tho last hawn far July (Ex. rircult court for Harry county holdco). transplanting sauwberrics. Spread out tho men or horses. In rainy weather they the nreiulses described In said m the roots and cover them wiyi soil, but repeat tho application two or three times. do not cover tho crown of the plant with With two teams and four men tliey are earth. > able to spray 300 or 400 trees in a day. THE GREAT BIX’Ol> ITWFIE8 and the ooet is set at a few cents a tree brated by tho setting up of the tabernacle. tor therein: the pctuniwA beingdrocribedini and Health Restorer. for twice spraying, estimatea having b«m It was their nattonal day, their day of de­ mortage as aUtluu rerteJn lot. pirocMidpo. marln all • 1... w* w Zmam. . .... ' -Headache within tblrtj -Try it liverance, their religious festival and thuir conducted at Cornell university with a day of prayer and rrcouaocratiou. It waa and known and described as follows-. G1O. W. DAVIS,.! view to deciding the proper depth for The east haU feH) at the sooth west quarter not only all to them that tho Fourth of July *swW)oflhr south east quarter *se<«) of seeplanting wheat Seven plots were seeded; tlon number thirty-five (l&i In town three tJ, Is tons, but ail that Thanksgiving, ChristNo. 1 at 4 to J inch. No. 2 at 1 to lj inch, Experiences in the matter of saving mna V—_1_____ __ .... . .. north, range seven *T> west. Barry county. MienNa 8 at 2 to 2|. and so oq to plot 7, which imed corn, no- matter from what source, igau^oontalulnx twenty <S») acres of land more was planted at 0 to 6$ inches. From the establish tho conviction that thorough Uw -',U) daJ’ ®* than the S|>ri:i;<. I' i* t resulta gained It was concluded that the drying to tho fall and keeping to a dry oustratiurui are te their members, towns all Auk’-v1 *’d’I^Sl.’ made.' this, twnuso lu kracl government aud re ­ seed placed at j to f of an inch produced place In a temperature above freezing durJosarHtMB MVKIMX-K, JOHHPII J. t . <;aX t X.. ligion were in one. [•trjotlsm and piety by far tho etrongeot plants, and that tnrv wbifw. lu -I... » —______ York »*y»: ' Has n-K flowed m the some chann-J, and God depths of not leas than t or more than lj B.ll- ra for H>r (>.. ! . It h svbole medlelii"Inch arc probably tho extremes for wlu-at gusted by Southern Farmer is aa fallows; MB8. MAT! IE FVltGl S> to secure the best results. "My method of saving and keeping seed ea>A'"Visecar Billet-i i> ; In the cut is shown a wheat plant from coni—wldch my father before me anil I ever tried; ttsavM inj'lhr.*’ seed sown at a depth of | to f of an inch, have practiced for over forty years with­ l-Uy PUUM MO, d-a. U. a. of a certain mortmure made by Anna M Crouch 1. F. BAILEY. of.Homt-............ — aud h r-vrr Crouch »o l.obert II .Mar>l.a!l. “Vinegar Bitters enrol me -t t4r*i)<l» ta> and one sown at a depth of G to ty inchee. out a single failure of seed to germinate— ■’“*'*£> UUi.-fW. Bnd re-onted In the It will be.obMrved that the wheal plant is as follows: When husktag I select the offlee of the RegiaUr of Deeds for the eouuty of tends to spread Its roots lust below the best ears, which I throw Into a barrel Barry and Mate at Mfcbkean. oo the iub -day of Mito. WM. A. DAVIS of lamdre. N.J ■urface of the soil In the experiment which I keep In one corner of tho wagun •1 have oaCered gre.ufr frei.i indlrr'ileo »m. noted, seed placed at a greater depth than box. This selected com I store in s loft overlaid with pure gokl, and Ln the end* we-ro lj Inches formed two seta of roots or a till thoroughly dry, -when I shell It and tho two wonderful cherubim with wing. oul. <■«*,•,“dw^amlgument was duly recorded; ■tern too weak to -give proper support to store partly In sacks and pwrt'v to tin Jta- VIMW Baler* the plant. revels, like old waah boilers, punched AT A REASONABLE Price Wonderful Results. E! Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE,- - - MICH., DISEASE, The best^Joasible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings ana vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, C^^iechanies apd others. DON’T PUT OFF Seeing 4nm if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special eases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. _As\Youf< S®2 SSSJUK; 1 full of boles to admit air. but which ex­ clude mice. I find I con better protect the coni from mice when shelled than when on the ear. After being so shelled I give it to the dryeat and wannest place to be found. I have sreured a supply of old tin boilers at a small cost by attending auction sales of household goods." ‘MAY GOD BLESS YOU!' The Bavue Hortlcolo calls attention to tim fact that tho formal arrangement of plants has been abandoned In the flower beds seen tills year tn the city of Paris. Such beds are now usually surrounded with a formal row of plants of one variety, the remainder, except in the case where the bed is divided into rompart mentaby means of lines of color, helnp entirely filled with various combinations -,of flowering or foliage plants, grouped naturally aud without formal Lrrukv. ment. ve are In trouble we cry tor help, are relieved we often forget to lxBut not always. Mr. W. W. (Jrimn. Jreek.BL Clair Co., Aik. writes: "1 I attack of chills and fever. My systemr v... .. ...... t _ ....... .J «... ... .1, ..... pvun: i»u u«r> would palpitate tar two hours at a time. My legs would ret cold to the knees, and I fully ex and before 1 Imtl taken Un- first bottle 1 felt bet tar, and In a short time was able to go to work. “May God bless you for the good you bare done." Mr. Wn>. J. McCann, 'J9 Randall St.. Boston, wrlten; “Six mouthn sko I began to throw up niv fowl after eating. 1 thouKbt l was golnft tato consumption. I soon began to lutve pain tn the chert, stomach and sides. 1 got little steep and woke all tired out I oner lost finpounds In four day*. I Itegan using Kluker Ex’ “truck the bed. Yam a paper hanger by trade. 1*urkr'1 r' ery day since 1 took the w- DQMT FAIL TO GIVE JKO. RNZ£R & Can give those suffering from any form of elass ionic.'* luv I .......... , it sUmulate.i the Bmiu and J* Nerves, rrgulafra ito- Bo«vL- and wo®® a perfect blond cintiUti..n ibnmfli w human 'fins, wlto'h ■- -tire feet health. A MgoiUu! h A.lH—- and March ,7T U.WTOUE-U1 xus "caUsd unto Mown and spake unto him out of thoTabcrMde of tho congregation." H«oaforto He wm to ^cak uftenw-as too Gcd of grace calL tog to the Merey Brat di”rtJoa* tar tunjl EM,,. th. ^4 4, ... . K. H. Mclhc-M i WJ Watotorioti»!- ’ --tog« GS E 3 -i » a* all that certain K And being MtuHc xxm. 31-H); an.! Laving cumpi^ the w-ta. •SOAP' Cook. Assignee. Ums opinion jirevailstoa largo extent that no equal has yet appeared to the Ca­ tawba among tho earlier sorte of grapes adapted to Rew England At a recent meeting of tho Maasacliu•otto Horticultural society a new white w;WerneM, and tho forty voaxWta^JfJ 1* lUt u a truly biTTandSH^* pansy. sexnl-douhle, th. atamans bavU< been changed into potila, was counted W*1. «u>d finally tbi MoeCd111 beingdeprived of ■ oocuplod denortanent of nf agriculture ___ “« next harm w« From the department comes the report that Fultz Is the most popular winter wheat grown, occupying nearly one-third of tho area sown. “ ** din the eoMltUuns । by Warren MW well A?DyMm'lnylK!?*?* •eJeMy r^.A wonderful ISjrEu ix.'J.Ere1: ut law lh#^ot MaI. hundred “ .««!* pc procevuiUk* DON'T SCOLD An experiment station to be located Washington. D. G, will, among otb r work, publish such of the results of It has been announced that tho rules American Cultivator reports that thorn ’1»A liavr *Tv4a^I ,V._ __ her. without, boi vinegar' i:rm.i>. stlpulatlnir that In case auv Who entmxl the Holy of HoUm U1X» with 1,1,___ ___ . Acconung to one report tho wheat crop for 1888 lu Manitoba will be the largest ever grown to that province. On tho subject of commercial fcrtillxore for wheat Rural New Yorker given the following advice: Buy of any well known fertiliser firm n •■complete” fertilizer for wheat, and state whether your soil la light or sandy. Do not buy any Incom­ plete fertilizer unleaa you have good recjsca for believing that your soil dooe not Deed a complete fertilizer. Probably your land needs bene; probably it needs potaoh; probably it needs nitrogen; but it also probably needs all. in which case any one alone will not pay Sow It broad- ' Hood* NATIONAL PRACTICAL MANNER. F fnOurPtpulirBr^ XaMMOMia, A, thousand* who have suff«^ “ “T Me w? It has euro! •tar phyridans han- Ga.. in October and November DaxL The Ohio ccnteimlid ex position o fflw, " Moridt MaMu:. . nvsnuwMM w. w w* “ Hood’s IOO Ooo �Sarsaparilla the PRESIDENTS record. The Mills bill pate mi u> * m u ..tar that It declare*) fun Fn* trade In lumber, which we produce to Ute value of S300.r*00,000 annually. •. It wm rtf",.;....-. uiiiu aj ta ttat rta. ■"'i'-’.." .-rum«nnta», It feta 5 <1* 1 G. E. Sixmos®. Cohoe*. N. Y. > ... ■ t'uve years from blood "ITh St SateiariHa and thinkpol.»om ’I am TU» Howell contributed freely and has »reured a-bath tub factory. MOF. M. J. Davw, Brockport, N. Y. — - Caoxhan policy timely. When ho en­ tered upon office a transition Htnjre in th* relation of the United 8**te* and the Dotafaion was approaching. Use fisheries clauraaof th© treaty of W«*hlngton had proved an unsatisfactory and inequitable arrangement so far as American interests n.airniri,t Purifies t\e Blood an honest ballot and a fateXnt seed. ol eonsumpura tn wtetata, tteriwta. stuck <;f luiutual J:to uakuowu, ;’.>n;d evidence. ns nr .irprtua.and .1 r.TUOMMOM, V and incidentally at state elec­ tion* held at tho name time. When tbe Democrats obtained a majority in tho liouae of repreeentatlvea thev rat them­ .’■i ' ■ •“l. B.lBUIXOTOjr, selves at once to remove, the Fed-ral safe­ ;bh.\Au.-XC-.ty. guards td electoral pr-**~ ~ ‘ „ etoral purity. Being unable I to aecnrea »iJrlnZn n-pml of Federal elec- |। a *«**•»* r'V . *i.K,rfnra!L Modft tlon laws, a. because beeauae the® thmr ><■» Ihare •--» not -i ainee ___ I ! their enactment control 'uZui'.r' “ A l 'C I and ths L_™' legbllative departnienta at the i 100 Dosos same time, o, they have ^uuivcu contrived io to make mien ! those laws inoperative by refusing to make the — •to ie necessary r.eceesary appropriat' appropriations m into into effect. effect. At At th* t’be L« buttfc OTU con-. . . .. mi narw and H* price carry them . ... .1! mv » . rttlUVl greuional election, to use tho Democratic president ’* language, the Federal election U • I»<.ujl - tiioc* laws were allowed to fail into "innocuous It will bs the same at tbe he.lias ihetii «Uhout desuetude HXJ ouMie bo'.lom. t’Ut elections in November. I A like policy has beenf pursued by the Democrats in the non hern mates. Though some of the butter men'of the party in Chicago uraed th© refonn of the electoral lawn of'llllnols after the ballot box frauds hero in 1834 and 1883-, the Democratic members of tho legislature steadily op­ posed that reform. The new election law which has proved snch an excellent meas­ ure was tho work of Republican.-. It was carried intn effect despite the opjwsitinn of tho law djpartment of tho Ih-tnocratfc rity administration and the Democratic county judge. who.( was intrusted with it* administration on non-partisan grounds. In Indiana the Democrats have also stesilily resisted 'electoral reform.' Two years ago the Democratic district attorney, who is now hne of the United States senatora frotw the state as the re­ sult of the Democratic frauds, failed to enforce the laws. *u<h as they were, against the ballot box stutter* from whoso operation* lw profited and Gen. Har­ rison’s audience of j Wednesday suf­ fered. In the* New York legislature this year the Democrats oppoeeu an elec­ toral reform bill, and vihen it was passed by the Republican*, drapito Democratic opposition, it was vetpea by the Demo­ cratic governor And so it halrbevii with GENTLEMEN. In th* the Democrats in otherstates. They have invariably opposed electoral refqrm. "Find me." »*>d Gen. Harrison, "D;b party that sets the gate of elect ion frauds mtfortabte J Buj the open ar bold* It-opcil sud I will show you tile*. >t»mpea on l*ottom the party that uxpvcts to drive cattle that •. warranted.’’ . , , ’^'urpie, who defended balli.t box Btuffers i SHOE, the origin.<1 ’»:>d titcti equal* in Chicago, altered ballvt Lox staffer* In o W. uttRxrauoc Indlanapolb, to go scot free when it was • his duty to Mtcure their conviction and punhhmvnt, und Who, occupies the seat fllehct" .rum the ItemnLlieaus by Demo­ iM fry year dealer. cratic. ladle t boxstuuecs, will not fall to >.) ■>. MAH". appreciate Gen.Harrison* remark.-. They A WOOLEY, AGENT, arc worthy more thati; pualng attention, liariludo. m they fcreshadow in the ©vent of Repub­ lican success, which abw seems assured, that tho next Republican president will insist uu the raforcenwut of the Federal laws for the protectiod of the pnrity/of the ballot box, and advise their nwrtid ment to Insure that protection.—Chicago Tribune. ________ ® Cr*ne , *hich mwu,ured from tip to tip <0 Inrhra. ‘ Woman a.«Martyr. History rwvrd, tbe ..ffirriu^ <4 eouude,, .Wr re*1 nrm wonde“an ly tnMqL,s’”’’Hvlnw u. day in oar midst roBrt>l» '•li" hare tar strong- One Pollan Caution! ***• •’’f ’rim, daughter* and sister*, pertutro UK- "U there no relief”? they cry. Yes. there Is; Dr. Ptere-» Favorite Pencriptkm wilt re­ move that -dragging dowa” feeling, vs 111 tiantah that backache?will nntore every tunettou to Its tuxtual cooditum. To all rofTerers tnautemrie roninlalut"—and their name la U-glon- we *«’ art the "Prescription" at onee: It will be worth far more than its wtaglii la gold to you. A cow pushed Mary Cuningltam, aged 14. of OaetMlu, off a bridgt' drowning the dear chlldl . Wahseh’s I.u<. Rkmeihi:* —••Satsnparilia.”- "Cough and Consumption Remedy" —"Hiflvi and Huehn”— "Extract*”—"Hair Tonic" "Liver Pills” —"Plasters" fPorogs Electrical),—Ra-e --------- r . jtarrh. They, Like War­ tiers ••’nppecanoi*,” are the simple, effect­ ive Tvm**rii<*.s of th* l.og Cabin day*. A wild man is cavorting around in the wood n<-«r Gn-wivilit*, waring everybody to deatli. HiliS -Sarsaparilla will cure «crnfiila, vry«ij**lu*. salt rheum arid jnrald bead. W. H. Goodyear. < : • A. VahBurvnd: Cy.. Muskegon tuxnij tore dvalers. madeona- .-igmueut Tuesday. W L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. The old “Harrison i Almanac” of 1840 rants in* a great dealiof matter thnt is strictly pertinent and timely for tho second Harriaan rampdlgn- Fot; instance. Lheso questiona and answer*; ••Who will vote tbe Van Buren ticket? ■•All who wish to tie* tho price of labor reduced to a level with that pM<* Europe. All snch a* prefer tho intern to of the office holttert to the interests of the .RAH& T1APIDS DIVISION. ; .img effeet July u t*>* ^ho will vote the Harrisor. tickstr -AH who believe that the condition of our workingmen has been butter than that of the worktagnam of Ejtropo, and who wish to have It remain so. —Now York Mail and Express. 4.05, S.W 8.4« !0.« is ■ Why not tell the real truth and de­ clare that we not only favor tariff re­ vision, but that we consider it only a step toward the abolition of the entire tariff systemt’ tb® qa«tl<m Mked b3r2.t Democrat, n new campaign paper pob- Tte iremtamlb taflotal mllta. «corfl»g to Drnitatatk “"tturrity. JS^Tbitad." ta <l»tau, ow «*» tCit tow te »<»■" Ttata lair t on tho IbL M !>«• B«tteta> Sff “rttaldor ".Uta ttat taj b« ttat^tiwr »ui d"1 u‘,°u“ ■Will Grand Up;<s follow,: hew MJ'” UcoX, ladbta. Vitafab. Wrtt• ’ Kor.lt Chrvlita. Hartb u1TjMtajta with M.tad y.i to te tawrd frat-how JtMdM-J ;<u«. _____ Grana h '.and Detrol ■ ■ ssa-it Gra— . .•y ■ '.Tert Michigan for 1 ,i; ami potato north. Citv'« E£’ . York Tribune- The Flushing I’res* ha* come off. Nothing Itetter thna Cobb’s Little PilLt for keeping the boweu regular. 25 cents f«r fO pill*. W. 11. (hxxiycar. Just 150 nice lad- ktiniing suthin' nt tbe Orvlusrrf Lake,Military Academy thia fall. Cold* Invariably sticcumb to IHU’s Peer­ less Cough Sj rup or money refunded. W. II. Goodyear. Incendaries "loucbetl <»fT* the new bunt and residence of Augnft cook at Norway. Loss, nojimurancc. After a sea di<4, i<> prevent boil* and OMtst acclimation, nse Ayer’* Saraaparllla. saloon open <m a legal holiday ami the court gave him 40 days in jail. -My wife Im* been troubled with catarrh a long time. t»ut have, witii what remedies we had. and what the doctor could do. kept the tipper hand Of It until thl* full, when even thing failed. Her throat was raw atnr M one could we, with Mn intxaumnl cnigb. when I invented my dollar in n bot­ tle df your PapiHon Catarrh Cure as a last r.LMrrt. Ttwlay she I* free from cough, thraut all hlmled and entirely cured. I’a-, pUlkm (extractorffiu) CatarrhCun>effects cures when al) Other* f*U31.00, at W. H. Utaaiyear’s drug store. It, is feared that the poor of Jackson will suffer this winter owing to the scarcity of English sparrows. J. A. Ctawlonl Of.; ■■ > tert tai uw worn u.™ rf rth-m. IWO tai found no tallol Innn «■»>' « »“ M ebX»b-telta who te.- uuni.- Uli. iltotaw » «|tabllt>- J Wta tartuhlod Io W Ibplllon Irxtart <d Hurl The relief 1 received wa* like a charm ,nd I ta wdl. 1 Urluk one of the blessings ot the age. rr> Fa pUta italtal Of tax) 8kta Cun, whrn . 1 oUutabU b»ntv Italta »1 M «• «• struck Hurt burg. A Itevointtou'iiwr—P. M. Would you whip a sick horeef The.X?t ure 'wlluary pills -IU No. Now toe m aU rejoice and ring. . * Jackson *osp company exhibited cake rf’UjSSe Mr of 1,300 pounds. Der»nr‘l“X CoutUlcnco it to quite surprising to notice tbe num- Ki’.iaaioo !i S&gio ____________ Merrill Block. Detroit, Mich. Ths BVYEBS' GUIDE to toaued March and BepU, each year. XI to an ency­ clopedia of useful infor­ mation for all who pur­ chase tho luxuries or th* necaultloa of life. Wo O eat, flah, hunt, work, go to church, or stay at homo, and In varioua sty Ira and quantltioa. Just figure Out what la required to do all the*© things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Great Clearing Sale Suniiw Goods Bostsa Dry Coeds ta Summer floods In order to make room Fall Stock. Parasols slock. Chailie Delaines To Stimulate Trade leguisr price SI.00. Special Drives • la Hotleiy. In ladle*'. <AIMren'» and Goat'a we would uHk your «pertal altetitloa to our warranted Fiat Blade- Sm* Wo guarantra they will not crock or fade; If they do. bring ^n^t. UMa u-n M.III rnt, . nrar nalr. . We purchased some extra good Uanpdii s l’ Sotlcc'te htreby Riven that I shall raU^tjubtbe auction sale In. New Y(rt, andjre lie noetlon. to the hlghe« bidder.on Thursday, the elxhtli day of November A- Ik 1 tea o'clock tn tbe forenoon, at tho 1*U- residence of ante* to suit you with price* and quality. wild deoeosed. In tbe towashlp of Baltimore, tn the county of Barry. •>' **,e *f*te of Michigan, punwant to licenae su«d authority Rraoted to me .... i...oi, ,tnv iif February. A. I>. 1BS8. by Ute Children’s Lace Caps More Money Than "Intellect.' n» efiort, or --OU- Otta wa --nnBarnum to rab>o on enormous Democratic campaign fund don’t, look much like an appeal to the intelligence of tho country. They smack more of on attempt at cor• Leader.. ivo future suffering*nd aiiasne. and add । can to life. ASrBook “ I4fe*a (Sacra Marr & Duff’s By jingo, boya, you bear tao! —Washington Critic ted of speedy relief .-.ud euro. 8cui 2ceuU patt*p> for works on your By jingo, boys, you bear cw! Goodyear'sMr Plunttet Ilves in Detroit- Fbrtumtly he Is a Prestateriait divine and can Plunk- Un.c. i: Joluta... ol Toto** tho FACE, and ell E1U.TDECAT My kidneys were so affected that I have been compelled to get up ten times In one night. I hxd pains In my side, back and left shoulder, and when dawn could hardly rise- I was unable to bend my body without great pain. I tried Sim­ mons Liver Regulator and my condition is so Im­ proved that I can hardly ever feel any of my I'll pile tbe earth with English i If yon will all sued near me/ had not thought, to call a turn That would be ra m*, emtear s But providence protects l<* «wu. By jtai-a tej-a, you bear moi it to ’em stprlght- Rapid*. low*. T11tw1st too British Hou's Wil. Fit make tho Canucks frar me; etc .for skk liver*, Bow® K Miles’PUl* (M- *’•> U‘e ***«. u surest of pillsSamples tree at M. H. K WdWW.ll.<ta>-. DvtDoeratlo ww- - TIME TABLE. In Meet.Toly lAjstt. ----------------- - of * □ 'and to Ue real estate Mtoate Marr & Duff ship number two (3> north of nmjc Dumber Have the best equl pped dry goods house tn BxtUe Creek trnd the lowest prtceM. itaVl n,„!Wpt--A,.DIff-,. . Marr & Duff Cal Brice at the ’phone: "Halloo, Iattont!- -Ltolloo.’’ "Whatthe presi- TO ADVERTISERS. A list <>['..OTOnewapspen, divided into HTATES ANDBECTIONHwillbesMt on application.- 'w' —Philsdelphi* Press. ruUO --------ttat workingmen will thia yw. nor tttatiomi will fo?s Sh“ersal reduction is a propostuon for “ _ ,h lhl) ixmro- of a ‘ «'« » »TAr....... HtMtnc* • ,l»b:....... Malta..., • j-1 •' •' ....... w-.mmIiy... ’ ’• *o . ...CtorerasM tannwal u«r™ . V» <T •rJE-EdtaW"> *MrQ. Mill* ■, / ktas^At Richbod Junction with C-J. £M f >r Toledo A 41h«bu. At H**Un*L^th Faxn'K Busk, Pre*. A Gen- Man. which Boger Wterr " r<Irriud.ui. ntaiul n,“’ pbar.te"1 nerZwr>! k W. H. Goodyear the druggist, away trial buUtes of this won.I eroplua w taWdlw. t.. Utatab- ..,:rrfttel<tab«ta Lrtta. «UI rb.nn IS e<®“ • ■have after Oct 1­ , . GEO, r. ItOWKI-L A CO.. Newspaper Advertliitng Bureau. MWtelte nvdUlkm cd Uta. dl~«~. *• S'CS " MB© . . Mt; —Murtns Drouk* ...Kist Cooper*. Use a bottle uf nill’* Peerless Worm Specific., Money refunded it not beneficial. W. H. Gpodyt-ar. THINK HEFORE TOC VOTE. Plunder tbe poor. Enlarge poor-farms. Multiply tenement house*. Shrivel the’public revenue. Drain the country of money. Drive lalnr largely to the land. Lower thu standard of comfort. Scale down all salaries and profits. . Revive here the British colonial system. Inundate this country with foreign goods. Turn the balance of trade against u*. Destroy our capacity for cheap produc­ tion. Universally reduce the value of fanning land. Unsettle all forms of mercantile business. Instantly cause a paralysis in Irun manu­ facture. • Increase farm products and diminish the market Strike tbe skilled lalxyer first and most severely. . Destroy the possibility of diversified em­ ployment " minister affected alarm on account Of the Paralyze the arm of the worker and emp­ reversion to the treaty of 1818 in tho mid- ;ty his pocket. die of n fishing Beason. Hu gratefully ac­ Add greatly to the wealth of the rich and cepted an offer from Canada for a tem­ । make the poor poorer. porary extension of tho InHhore fishing Leave skilled labor the alternative of privilege*, provided tho president in his Idiein-fw <jr English wages. 1 first message would recommend a sett lo­ Close up thousands of mills, factories, ment of tho fiahcrio* dispute by, arbitra­ furnaces and workshops. tion. The British minister was thus al­ Empty the building associations of their lowed in the first instance tt> dictate a ten* of millions of dollar-'. passage of tho message relating to tho Throw tbe south lack to the one general fisheries. Tho abrogated clauses wore industry of cotton-raising. continued In force for aix months without Put the whole labor population back to authority of congress. A policy in the the anti-bellum condition. Interest of American fishermen, which Force capital out of fields of enterprise had received tho-approval of senate and Into |M-rmanent retirement. ’ . house, and had been officially proclaimed Rifle our pockets to swell Ute Income* of by President Arthur, was reversed before greedy foreign corporation*. . tho new administration had been in power Take from the home of the artisan the for three months. , comforts and necessities of UfC. Tho president carried out Secretary Reduce us from a state of rommerciaHnBayard’* compact with tho Britisli minis­ ter. but the senate rejected by a decisive dependence to one of dej»endenee. IM-struy our coasting trade, from which vote-his recommendation for arbitration. all foreign tonnagb is now excluded. The season of 1886 opened with tho treaty "Make two blade* of grass to grow where of 1818 lu operation, and tho flrat serie/ one now grow*” in manufacturing towns. of outrages on American commereo oc Rob us of our industrial prosperity tor curved on the Dominion sealioard. Con­ -gross (MMtsed a retaliation measure with­ the benefit of Manchester and Birming­ out division on party lines. Tito president ham. Slake lalmr a lieggar nt the feet of capital made no attempt to enforce this legisla­ tion 'luring that season, nor in tho fol­ Instead of a partner and an equal, a* now. Give the foreigner an equal chance with lowing year, although as many as 400 American vessels were boarded, seized, ourselves to profit’by our natural advanta­ harassed and subjected to expemao or an­ ges. Stifle the genius-of Americans for ad­ noyance ou die Dominion seaboard. He met congress with a complaint that tbe vancement in tho civilizing arts and retaliatory power* were inadequate, and sciences. . Invite a struggle between home Inbor. on tho declaration that diplomacy was tho only remedy.- Tho.senate promptly en­ a high plane, and old world’ labor, on alow larged those powers in 1887. Democrats plane. . Enormously augment the burden of Na­ and Rc^ihlicans voting us one mail. Then was witnessed a strange spectacle. tional. stat*-, county, municipal and indi­ Tho nd minis: ration exerted all its influ­ vidual debts. . Stimulate the spirit of distort! springing ence fur months to prevent the passage of any retaliation measure. The Belmont from tbe seeds of socialism transplanted and Manning projects were brought for­ from Europe. « ward apparently for tho express purpose Substitute for the music of the harms and of blocking legislation altogether on this lathe* and hammers the complaints of Idle subject. Tli’n maneuver was defeated by workmen. the passage of the senate bill in tho house Make us the victims of old world monop­ larpdy by Republican votes. olies, which cannot bt' reached by Ameri­ The ad'minLstnition having been twice can legislation. armed with authority from congress Leave no better opportunity here than evaded its responsibility, noMcctcd to en­ there Ih tn Europe for the success of brains force tho retaliation act* and pursued its and niuscl" combined. diplomatic adventures- After hundreds Maki* this country a seller of raw pro­ of American vesHcbt had been harassed duct* at low Tates and a buyer of finished and denied their commercial rights it products at high rates: made a humiliating tp.*aty of kurretidcr Ixrave educated, skillful labor no better without securing reparation for wrong* clutnro for promotion than tbe hewer of suffered bv American citizens or for in­ wood and drawer of water. sults offered to tho American flag. At Eventually place America practically in tho some time it had loaded Canadian cor­ the condition of agricultural countries like porations with gratultiee worth millions India and Southern Russia. of dollar* to them in their warfare upon Bankrupt many rail road*-and displace Hi' American commerce and railways. This Immense number of laborer* in transporta­ 1* tho administration that suddenly, tlon, by reason of a diminished internal Iwunces upon tho srano like a cirrus । commerce. clown in the stripes* and spangles of ! Make these states the dumping ground th,* American flag, bhrinking that it will I for England’s surplus product*, which retaliate and fight hard if eongre*u will . comity would compel u* to take, upon bt'r own term*.—Cincinnati Timrat-Slar. fog glove*.—New York Tribune. Free trade will do ail these thing*, i Danocrtwv main* free trade. Goodyear's drug *ton;. Jackson complains that all the F»’u,’Iey fired out of Grand Rapid* recently h»'* can IndustriM and. making up the to 40 per rent, bj nobn r »«• Bugaririce uidF otbw article* of necessary footL—New York Tribune. Ciiti-t, a UoxMaud mum MoTbmhow tbikfui tne present "Uouhl b» u ““ now ar*H generation u of so a rrn^dr Hood’s Sarsaparilla S *2**°°*yn'. Sir; inshore fishing rights Lad been exacted by The award of ♦5.3W.OOO was paid under protest, and whan tho period which it embraced had passed there was no disposition on tho Dart of tho United Stales to reopen nego^ations for a renewal of the contract. Ezperienco had demonstrated that tho Cana­ dian inshore fisherle* were not worth as much to American fishermen as the privi­ lege of free entry to the New England market wm to tho Dominion fisiting fleet. Accordingly, notice was' given • to the Britijd. government of tho abrogation of the fisheries articles. By act of congreos and President Arthur's proclamation these article* were to lapse on July 1, 1885. The American fishing fleet had known for two y-ars what would happen, and were not only fully prepared for the change. but very eager to have their homo market protected against their Canadian rivals. . This was the situation when the presi­ dent waa inaugurated. Congress had ab­ rogated tbe fisheries articlra; President Arthur had proclaimed the change of pol­ icy. and American fishermen wore de­ lighted with thu prospect ot securing re­ lief from tho burdens of an, inequitable treaty. What was tho first diplomatic act of the new administration in these clr- over 300,000,000 pounds kunuaily. Free trade on salt, of which we produce nearly 40,000,000 of bushels annually. Free trade In hemp, fiax. jute and other fibrea Free trail- in jirta^h. lime and brick. Free trade in meats, game and poultry. Free trade In vegetables, peas and beans. Free trade In marble and stone. Free trade in at least one hundred other article* produced in this country, most of which would tx> produced lit sufficient ipianUt'ic* for home consumption If proper­ ly protected.—-Elmira Advertiser. nower*. th® Democratic *poli* Journal- FOR SALE! AFARIsttSs^ ludlon- _______ ______ ........ VpT If tborwrident Is not careful tbe nan* . neighborhood. Con be bnognt on good tenns I Addr*wniT. DBYDBK. Fort Worth, Texaa. Cotton Flannels The large Dues and Me® Complete Stock «f Dry MARR & DUFF’S, �X2? — • ...... —T- grand republican Hastings Banner haa discharged 18 THE HASTINGS, MICH., FOOTOFFICE,' AUGUST 14, 187®. BENJAMIN HARRISON. FOR VICa-rilKSIDKNT. LEVI p. MORTON, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTUBS. action of Barry countjF^wm Indorsed. Hun. Daniel Striker, at Hastings, Han. Geo. Huggett, of Cjrariotte, and A. C. MASS MEETING! ATHAffTINGB, ATI AMD HOUSE. fir® ward strikers In their places. Had ex-sol­ diers succeeded the veterans discharged from the mall service there would have been no ground for complaint But no ide a tolling speech, introduced and Onto Strong, M_.___ _______ had___________ himself been mentloned made remarks Indorsing tbe action of the convention. Mr. Strong's address was peculiarly appropos, and brought to him the beat of feeling from the assembled dlschargpd because of Inability to perform delegates. Mr. Colgrove Is a strong.candi­ the duties of his office. They were fired date—la termed “the little giant of Barry for political reasons only, and no favors county.’’ He Is a self-made man, and poshave been shown to soldiers la the appoint­ Besses a brilliant record. For three terms NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. THE Annu GOV. C. G. LUCE, Congressman O’Donnell, Hon. Frank Plumley. BAM BALL ATTRACTIQm Unio andotekr*. HAS Grand Parade in the forenoon and In the evening a Grand Torchlight Procession and Pyrotechnic Display. Thursd ment of their successors. * I? IL in IV. *■ VI. VII. VIII. EDWARD BURK, of Wayne- ' JUNIUS K. BEAL, of Washtenaw. hichm('?.i>).!s<.’.(a.n ofOalboon JWUfPHW. FRENCH,**- J«*phnztw t i w > ■nnma r,t JAMES kLTUKNER,of Ingham. JOHN H THOMSON, of Sanilac. ELLIOTT F. GKAHILL, of Moot- Wextont X. HARRY P. MERRILL, of Bay XL FEUY HANNAH, * Grand Traverse. For Govtmaor^ LUCE, of Branch. **XJaSoBELMACTONALD. of Delta. ForaW(HLBE?rMtO3MVN-. of Wayne. HENRY H. APLIN, of Hay. For CommlMloner of the lAtid OfficeROSCOE D. D1X. of Berrien. For AttaruBv General— STEPHEN V. R. TROWBRIDGE, of Ionia. For Superintendent ot Public InstmcrionJOSRPH ESTABROOK, of Eaton. For Member State Board EdueatlonPERRY F. POWERS, of Wexford. For representative In CnnxreM. 3d district— JAMES O'DONNEI.I.. at Jackaoa. nauir, uiDUKnnFHILIP T. COLGROVE. * W* L CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Springs. For Sheriff— BAKER 8HRINKK,ot Hastings. ror CTHo5tAHrs. BRICE, of Maple Grove. FOr ^SxXEY1B JHCHABDH. of Prairieville. r^m“l^onn£RA. HOUGH, of Woodland. VaeaRMaN, of Hastings. ALONZO E. KEN ASTON. of HaaUnga HARTLEY It HENDRICK,of Middleville. EDITORIAL NOTES. President Clevela^ is the pliant tool of Wall street President Cleveland has urged the retin- menl of the greenback currency. President Cleveland has recommended the suspension of silver coinage. Instead of paying the public <k4»t as he should, he is allowing tbe surplus In the . treasury to Increase. President Cleveland’s administration has 972,000,000 of tbe surplus in pet democrat­ ic bonks in New York city, not drawing one cent of Interest President Cleveland’s Secretary of the Naw Is a part of tbe Standard Oil Ring. President Cleveland’s campaign manager, Cungressman ScotL Is at tbe head of tbe Anthracite coal monopoly. President Cleveland favors everything that greenbackerv oppose, and opposes everything that greenbackers favor. And yet, l»y means of fusion, the greenbackers of Barry county will be compelled, if they vote the fusion ticket to vote for Grover Cleveland. How do the greenbockers like the dose tbclr toasters have fixed for them, and which tt^-y are trying to force down the . throats of the rank and file of the green­ back party? ’ Harry county affonls a brilliant opportu­ nity for the careful student to study the beauties of that beautiful Cleveland exotic, called civil service reform. One of Cleve­ land's jKMtmasterti was the president tbe greenback county convention, and three other postmaateni, were del­ egates In the same. In the democratic eonnty convention, there were no fewer than six of Cleveland’s servants, all postMMtera. M. F. Jordan, postmaster at Middleville, is chairman of the greenback oounty committee, and candidate for rep­ resentative on tbe fusion county ticket He Is making political speeches about the county also. The postmaster at Hastings of exemplifies the beauties of civil service re­ form by peddling free trade tracts an the utreeta of Hastlngx. Tl>e postmaster at Hickory Corners is a member of the demo­ cratic state central committee, while six or eight poatnuwters ore members of the dem- ocratJc and greenback county committers. To eap the climax, W. F. Hicks, deputy U. 8. Marshal. Is captain of the fusion forces ly, Cleveland once said that “a public office <s a public trust," and that those who held office must not meddle with political Why should It be deemed necessary by county, and four years ago jbe was tbe THE EVENT OF THE CAMPAIGN IN BARRY linltM—lly. only num on the republican f cket elected. The Journal says Congressman O'Don­ He is grand chancellor of (he Knlghta of COUNTY. nell has done nothing to merit the support Pythian of Michigan, and has tbe eateem of the voters of this district When tbe and respect of his fellow citizens. He Is a forenoon exkkcikea Journal reads the election returns, and stirring young man in politics, a fine politi­ cal orator, and Is going to be elected;— 1.—Salute, 20 guns at »unnac. sizes up Mr. O’Donnell's 6,006 majority, It rexnemlxir our prediction. Phil. Colgrove IL—Grand Day Parade. 10 o clock, will probably be aware that the people of will be heard from In our legislative holla, sharp, standard time. this district entertain a widely different and will win laurels as state senator.— OFFICERS OF THE DAY. Maralial. Chas. 8. Brown, Hastings. view as to the usefulness of our present Bellevue Gazette. Aides, J. L. Wilkins, Hasting*. congressman from that given by the Jour­ Ell Evans, Nashville. nal. Please don’t worry about Mr. O'Don­ E. G. Potter, Maple Grove. Thu attitude of this cantlug, hypocritical nell. He's all right F. A. Blackman, Delton. administration toward the working classes . Richard Johnson, Middleville. We feel sorry for the fuaionlsta. They Is well illustrated by two recent transac­ I’ersous coming to the city on the var­ have nothing but apologies to make‘far the tions. The secretary and treasury had n ious roods leading thereto on the day of base and' ignoble surrender of principles large job of dredging to do in New York the meeting, will be met by the ride, mid harbor. The contract for this work was styled fusion. The republicans of Michi­ given to an English vessel, flying the halted, until 10 a. m., when, at the firing uf a cannon, the procession wili move; the gan stand on an honest platform of princi­ Union Jack and manned by an English varioua subdivisions being united In one crew, when the work could have been done grand procewbiu. after which the team. ples, not one of which has been bargained just as well by au American dredge man­ can be unhitched for the day. away with any othef party. ned. by Americans. By this transaction TfniH coming in uu Rutland rood south Boodle Burt is still peddling the non­ the secretary of the Treasury took bread of Thornapple river, will be halted at the sense that Michigan Ls n badly managed out of the mouths of American working­ town line to writ the signal gun at 10 a men and gave it to tbclr English rivals. Keller uttered a rt*oluUuti exUaidiug tbe po wstate. When he gets the returns he will The secretary of war Idst year found It Teams on Cemetery road, also Carlton find out that the people of Michigan will necessary to purchase ‘2,000 blankets for road leading north from lower Irou bridge nut Allow?the president of the “salt trust" the array. The secretary advertised for will be halted al tbe junction of the road. blds and proposals were put in by Ameri­ Teams coming In on State road, and all sundry civil bill wax defeated by O'Neil ou to manage tbe state of Michigan. can and English manufacturers. The for­ roads leading to upper Irou bridge will be What is fusion? Simply this: The ab­ eign bld was for a four pound blanket for halted at that bridge. medical purposes to be furnished for 82.25 Teams coming on toad passing Michigan sorption of the weaker party by the strong­ and 2-10ths. For the ratue four |x>und blan­ er. In tills state, fusion is another name ket for the same jiurjxsws. the American Central freight diqx»L will be halted In vicinity of said freight depot. bid was $2.56 there being a difference of for the dranocratlc party. Teams coming ou rood leading post Kben 20 and 8-lOths cents. Pennock's south from town, will b« halted Would any administration having the The republican national state and county at forks of road near Shriner’s cider mill. retaliatory rowers ha now baa. Ho favored tickets arc eminently worthy of support interests of American workingmen at heart The five rides wil bring the different have sent this order abroad to save the pal­ division, in their proper place in the line. Ua> aunoxaUou of Canada aa aoon as it could and should be triumphantly elected. try sum of 30 cents a blanket, particularly Members of tbe Hastings. Middleville when tbe treasury was overflowing? Not and Nashville club-i. and other footmen, at all. But the order did go abroad. Eng­ will constitute the first division. •’ UNITED STATES, ENULAND. lish lalxir with foreign wool, made those Lapok’h Protected 2,000 blanket* for the' use of our array. Home. Silk flag for largest number which* to ' general declaring American labor was boycotted, and the Ibie from any one township. “In Philadelphia, “Hutsand hovels, blankets came In without paying any duty, Silk flag for most appropriate motto in­ Tariff Reform Advocate at Columba*, O.,dot Pa., ■ a protection nakedness, j>auper- the government took advantage of a law scribed on any banner in the proeeashm. that stands on the statute book an'd ad ­ city. 170,OX) homes Ism and crime fol­ Judges.—D- K- Cook. Clement Smith, waa required. Barnes introduced a bU are owned by the low sadly after the mitted them free of duty. The labor on C. W. Jordan. x working people."— procession of cheap each of these blankets cost 87X cents. The procession will pass .before the Hon. Chas. O’Neill. labor. "—Hon. F. By giving the contract to a foreign con­ Hastings house, and be reviewed by Gov. cern Mr. Endicott deprived American Bound. Luce. Congressman O'Donnell, and Hon. men and women of “In Ixseds, Eng­ wage-earners of much employment and Frank Plumley, speakers of the day. the United States land, a free-trade their families of the necessaries and com­ Caution.—People from tbe townships • favored have on deposit lu city, pip u 1 a 11 o n forts which' the money would have pur­ parchaas who will come with teams should start tbti with tbe these savings banks 320,000, not one la­ chased. This la the way in which this Cleveland from their homes in time to get to the a sufficient amount boring man or m«joints dexignatrd not later than 10 o'clock. ehani c owns his administration shows Its sympathy for a m., a llttlr earlier If possible but not so March 1. 1888. thi‘ home. ” — Evidence American workingmen. In professions it airly that tong waiting will be heecsaaryIs profuse, but in practice It gives practi­ whole of our nation­ Chief of Police. ill.—Immediately after poradr, parade, pole prwnt plans 115.00),(XM, .inatead of tba al debt of 81.202.­ “Tbe signs of un­ cal effect to Ita free trade teachings and |d.aC2,000 originally estimated. Tbe bill raising, court bouse square.. 454.714, and still rest in Europe, tbe buys where it can buy die cheapest re­ went over. A bill waa reported autborixing J.V.—Music, Hastings Glee Club. have thirty-th ree vast armaments, the gardless of the effect on American wagrV. —Address, Hon. John Cwrveth. millions surpl u a ”— misery of the labor­ eaniers.—Buffalo Commercial. VI, —Music, Hastings City Band. Senator Morrill. ing poor, all warn AFTEHNOON KXEHCIKKN "I am like the boy us to stand by our hi Court House Square, 2:30 o’clock. who hired his sister American policy of SenaUtr Allison of Iowa, who is a mem­ I. —Music, Middleville Glee Club. to make hfa shirts. home development ber of the finance committee of the senate II. —Address, Hon. Cyrus G. Luce. •You could have of protected Indus­ has made a statement regarding the na­ III. —Music, Middleville Glee Club. presiding oCoer u> withhold tho Chinese bill taken those shirts to try. and Intemallm- tional finances, which challenges dispute. IV. —AddrcM. Hon. Jas. O’Donnell. prorements."—Sen­ He says that the total appropriations for the factory and had V. —Music, Hastings Glee Club. wanted immediate consideration, but Teller them made and sav­ ator Sherman. the current fiscal year, not including what EVENING EXKIU-ISKH. ed $2-’ ‘Yes’ said “I hjArd Mr. Brad- are called permanent appropriations, 1.—Grand Torchlight Procession and lauglT declare In a would amount to - $306,000,000; that in­ the boy pnttectionlst pyrotechnic display. Sister Sally got a speech In I’arlla- cluding permanent appropriations would Procession to form on four sides and pretty fair price. raent that agricul- amount to 8421,000,000. He estlmaUxl the She always stays me culture was mined; revenue to be $440,000,000. He also fur­ within court yard square. Divisions will form in following order at that lialf of the farm nished a table showing that the expendi­ 6:30 sharp: Stewart replied for her. That twolaborers could get no tures of the government for the four years 1st Division—Hastings Republican Club, dollar bill is still un­ work; that thooe em­ of Cleveland’s administration exceed bywhich will form on State street directly ployed received tbe $05,000,000 the expenditures of the four north of court bouse sqtiarv. Appropriating •'750.000 fur a public building with me, and If sick­ pittance of a shil­ years of Garfield's and Arthur’s adminis­ 2d Divislofi—Woodland and Nashville at Ku Paul; granting Duiutb A: Winnipeg ness or trouble or ling or a shilling tration. Republican Clube, and republicans from hard luck comes to and sixpence a day. The democratic party, the jarty of re­ any of our family If 1 should describe trenchment and reform, Is Invited to stand townships of Woodland. Castleton, Hast­ that money is there the condition of En­ up and explain there figures to the people ings and Carlton. This division will form In the house?—Hon. glish laborers In bls of the United States before the November on Church street directly east of court Wm. E. Mason. words I should be election. They are also invited to recon­ bouse square, front resting on State street. 3d Division—Maple Grove .Republican “Tiie wage-eamcharged with gross cile the facta stated by Senator Allison and Club, and republicans from townships of era of this country exaggeration. "— which they cannot deny or explain away, Maple Grova Assyria, Johnstown and Use public library oUum own more property Senator Frye. with Cleveland’s December message, which Baltimore. Third division will form on than all the other waa based entirely upon the assertion that wage-earwre of the the Treasury contained an enormous and Court street directly south .of court house whole world, put to­ constantly increasing surplus, which he square, front resting on Church street 4th Dtvlaion—Republicans of Hope, gether. Tbe wage­ depicted as "the direful spring of woes Barry, Prairieville and Orangeville. earners In Connecti­ unnumbered” to tbe people of tbe United Fourth dlvbitou will form on Broad­ cut and Rhode Is­ Stateu. That surplus now appears in the way, directly west of court house square, land own mofe prop­ clear light of tbe truth, as $18,000,000 and front resting on Court street erty than wage­ no more, which la not such a surplus aa to Sth Division—Republican Clubs of Mid­ earners of the whole cause the slightest anxiety and alarm. dleville and Freeport and republicans of world outride of the And what excuse can Mr. Cleveland Irving. Rutland. Yankee Springs and United States. ” — offer fur attempting to obtain a re-election Thornapple. This division win form in tiou directing that th* tall ha withholdSenator Platt upon false pretenses? Economy and the ‘•The American surplus were all he had left aa political west half of court yard|squar«, and be pre­ ««re«l to. Mitebsll made a long speech workingman must capital. It la true, but It now turns out pared to fall Into line as the last of <th •gnlnat the Mllh tariff biU Th. be fed and clothed that his party has thrown economy over­ division marnlKW onto State (main) street UKUKK OF MARCH. and able to maintain board and has wiped out the surplus, if irt division will, promptly at 6:45, his family . as be­ there was any Ln December. Why. then, comes tbe dignity of should we keep that party In power any march eastward on State street followed by divisions 2, 8, 4 and 6 suceesxlvel). to an American citi­ longer, or re-elect Mr. Cleveland. Hanover street; south on Hanover St to zen. ”-£■ Roger Evans Green St; west on Green u> Creek SLf workingman. north on Creek to State St: west on State Ixd us renwmber. while answering this to Broadway; south on Broadway to Center We are pleased to record the nomination free-wool cry raised by the president and SL; east on Center to Jefferaon St; north of our old friqpd P. T. Colgrove as candi­ a democratic congress, that the last labor, on Jefferson to State St; west on state to date for state senator from the eleventh as a congressman, which the late James A. Church st. north on Cbureh to bulktiru district, Mnnpooed of Barry add Eaton Garfield jxTformed was a report favoring first north of American -house, where counties, and. we are also glad that In this tbe nmtntton of the duty on wool, it oc­ torches will be given up M0"’ Fr“lk <»f Vermont instance our sister county wits not depriv­ cupied him up to the very hour of leaving hb Washington borne for Chicago, where will deliver an address on the poHticol rolled bills eocunluoo to immediatelv transed of her just Tights. “Phil.” m he was familiarly known he was nominated fur president In that issues of th.. da> In Union hall after the Mus^ Middleville Glee dub. about Charlotte, when a boy, Is the son of report, May 84. 1880, he said: “Should It (the removal ornnjuirt change Should an overflow meeting Iw Charley Colgrove, who once owned the Guest stock farm in tbe county, two miles of the wool tariff) become a law It will be It will be held either In Court liousc wmare bnpooslble for our farmers to ccnypetc In or court room as weather may dictate adweal of Charlotte. HJs mother.la tbe sis­ ter of Hon. P. T. Van Zlle, 'and from such the market with the mesllza wools of South drenoed by Hon. Jaa. O’Donoell. Delegatitnis from different townships are ancestors we might reasonably except America; and ft will be equally Impossible thoroughbred stock. During his School for our manufacturers to compete with urgently requested to take part In tire those of France and England. Of counte Whlch U b days he was a brigtit scholar and since ad­ Edr anything ever before mitted to the bar has distinguished hint­ any legislation that deotroyn the woolen self as a wdl informed and thorough' manufactures Is equally destructive to sitown In Barry county. In order that all practitioner. For six years he has Iteen sheep husbandry, for the fanner would no may know where to fall Into Hnu. and how with tbe the prosecuting attorney of Barry county, longer have a market for his wool That fralI’’UM’n have l»eentorches, deSgnatod a pooitton which bls repealed re-election nation can hardly be called Independent __ _ ? . has proved him worthy nud satisfactory to which does not posoess the materials and to give the tbe people. He la ‘•chief executive" of tbe the skill to elathe Ita own people.” Knlghta of Pythias, of Michigan, and <’-^j oodtand. C. A. Hough; worthy of any offlee in tbe gift of his diatrict. Tbe New York Advocate, speaking of Mr. Colgrove is a fluent and forcible is New Jeroey local-option law says: “H public sjieakw and will be able to make fclmMdf heard and fr.lt lu the 8pper coun­ cil of our state. Wc predict for him n hlbtttou." And yet Gen. Clinton B. Flak. •sue la tbe Banner. Not satisfied with that. thev also daim that be will not ner- The Be good th $1-B Grand ■RA Hastings _ —---•••AAMBUSLOU,-- ilprt k>dhLn.poU. 3, 7. -Indianapolis 5, „ 1 Wediex Address* ta etthibitliM' punci Indianapulu ;< Gov. L Congr •Hon. F base boll club did an ucu»ual th;ur dav bv __________ * ' A HON. JAS- OTXJ Village Of Onm “’fcwons Mins. HON. JAS- OD MxpJeGrowt “iwwUw. Wed Tbe playing in lb'n different urgssijaUao, National HON. JAB. O iS&.’ES CLEMENT sm GEN. ROSEORASS CHOSEN. LOC Circulation th Buy your 5 Jtemember Attend the day. Quart Man Beamer’s. Remember next Wednes Gold, gold sells them ch Runyan's fo Enquire, 8. A fuBlfrle sale by J. G TteMcistyclosei । annual reunion annual meeting sld at CUalteDOOp. FOREIGN NEWS NOTES. Lojmoa, H*pt. z. -Prtrick K«Uy,- tb* •“ ion who stabbed two ul bu slupruabM. John Hoe steamer Brin, while on avysgsfrojn •atik-uced tote Frank R At the Haughmn, lime. Enq Wanted. ■wwwgip »» «•» •••• ..... . tanm meoUtig Saturday. Lord t 'aiiborp* *■ ytvM chestnut flUy Rn Brr-y’Mtte Sctocktar’. 4-yoar-old gn y 1* Sofia, Sept. 24.-M-1 KtwWf. •*> ' tempted tbe life of M. Sa. l* agont of tbe Bulgarian Rav.-tatwaary Tbc Gr to extradite KWoff, but proto i Maoaro, BspL M-TU foon-Umof a new harbor and diip l u . L baa been laid at Bilbos. Great bUvcr, Dr. . J. rer». Bn* M.-UBUI AIL... >«{•“ ■ : • . _____ i .... t-!.. Herr H your “ Rlclirds; Orangeville, Hteatammc railroad tue . Great Bnrriogtoo and tJMffi-U »«• n“”~ - -__________ th- .IvnlL The auualurial convention of thia, the tMMt pwitively state tW be will. If elected, Septeno ,-s wow with his family to Hartings, and at- rill �sr5 Banner. M. IRftfL p. PERSONALMEMTION. fl,e M,ei Dr. Lee*1 Bditor. ~~ AMerwu m t k til, lu, ’TIrEMEN’5 Annual Ball, , <°n thc Cent**! Michigan IL IL I. progroMing rapidly and -hr soon be In the city limitA. Kr*4w» will Use Waing Sun baking powd„ n- m warranted equal to .F ®**et. bold at BeacaX WW4tT ln ** HASTINGS, v^D b. o <utt n>hrt Cnrt lupid. a D'u*t- »" b> a» dty Vrueeday afternoon, October eth, the re­ publican* of tire .Hendershott school dis­ trict, Baltimore, will have a pole raining at *“ *" “»> 8 P-«- Addresses will be made by Clem­ ent Smith and P. T. Colgrove. Republi­ »' Cf^riuric, w„tatow» can* of Baltimore will bear thl- In mind. 1 September 27th, The Best of Music. good time for all Sl-’blLL-Sl. uridar «*«»!«>« In honor of her guest Mrs. L. L. Holloway of Kalamazoa Such bowling aad ) vlnn(. M lu falr «roand« Sunday by a tot bT11PU>rrx *“ • disgrace to themselves and the city. Djm’t forget the fair next week, and while in town just drop In to 8. A. Hohu.--and see the finest line of silverware ever shown In Barry county. ... Grand Republican We have a number of city lots that we will Mdl on contract, making the terms may. Apply at the offices of SmiUi A Colgrove or W. P. Sidnaxn. Mick. ■ Hastings, Weiitfsilay, Oct. 3rd. .UWrw moon. afternoon am! Bev D. B. t»vtatt will give a J«wture on Koape temperance at the Hendershott school bouse 8.timtay evening Sept. 2W1. commencing at 730 sharp. For sale, the resilience property in the flrat ward formerly belonging to Charles Olmstead. Will sell cheap and on easy terms. -Enquire of I*. T. Colgrove. Those wishing to see Dr. J. A. Baugh­ man should call nt the Hastings house Oct •’.th or 19th, us he will Im- almvnt for a month following the 19th of (jetober. Gov. Luce, _ Congressman O’Donnell, -Hon. Frank Plumley. N. T. Parker will befeafter accomodate i tiie public by running his new hark to and from all trains. He will also lease it for' attendance at funerals, weddings, parties, etc. A. D. Cook desires to sav to say to all who owe him that he must have an im­ mediate aettiement, and that it will be cheaper to settle with him than with any one else. rfPraUMNilic:. Monday, Oct. 13. EvenMOV JAS. ./DONNELL AND CuEMENT SMITH. Uapie Grove renter. Wednesday afternoon. DwrCwt, Wedbrfday evening. OcL rt. H'iN jaS. OPONXEIX AND P. T. COD \ GROVE. , i •VdcdLwdf crier. Thnrsdav ctenlMf Oct. 18. CLEMENT <M1TH AND P. T. COLGROVE. Ht&.lrr»i:i-< ):■«>! Ikhuw. Baltimore, Tneftday .dtf-n <• ; ' • t Mb. Pole raising and ipeaklng ‘ j/The city has purchased a drinking foun­ tain, for man and beast, and will place it ‘ toWn P"®!'tbe corner of court house aquare. to “» s°“- ov’toaSSr- °' , We paid a visit to the flourishing and “p “ pushing village of Delton lost week, ajid were agreeably surprised to note the evi­ dences of improvement on every hand. A number of new buildings are going up The new fruit evaporator Is in full blast, , JjwF Kock returns to-day to the Anna­ employing a flaxen hands. But what polis Jiaval Academy. please, the Dellenites most Is the fact that the new roller mill Is about ready for busi­ n of Vralrfevllle, visited at ness, the new engine having arrived lust D. K. Cook’s last week. week and is being placed in position this Fr**F0rt. made a business week. Messrs. Dodds <fc Co., the energetic 1 trip to this city Saturday. proprietor* cf this mill, deserve great cred­ Rev. Irwin has entered upon his duties it for iu completeness. It Is. thoroughly equipped with all the latest and best ma­ । rector of Emmanuel church. a* chinery. and has been built upon honor. ?,u’:l1' Pf’lding eider officiat­ No mill can expect to make No. 1 flour If . ed at the M. E. church Sunday. this one will not, as It has no superior in any particular anywhere. The Delton A- Clark left Monday for a visit roller mill Is now prepared to buy wheat, in Three Rivera and Kalamazoo. paying the highest market price. It wlU Mrs, S. GreuM-1 left for Detroit Thurs­ make a sjieclaity of em.tom milling and 1 day tor a short visit with friends. feed grinding. Il deserves and will re­ ceive a liberal patronage from the people Chas. Itoanu left for Manistee Monday. termite* around. Among the new Inter­ He has secured employment there. est* lately acquired by Delton is the furni­ Fred Busby and family now occupy ture store of Messrs. Lawler <t Scudder. This firm projxme to keep a full line of room* in James Clarke's residence. furniture, and will sell all goods on done A. C. Towne »n<| Wui. L. Brown, of margin-- They have also added a stock Prairieville, were in town Thunday. of crockery. which they will dispose of at Fred L. Heath wa* In Grand Rapids liberal rates. Klwwhere our readers will see tbe announcements of the Delton roller Monday on tery Important buslm-s£ mill and Messrs. lawler de .Scudder. Mrs. Milo Williams and daughter. Miss Gertie, visited Grand Rapids Monday. The Democrat of recent date charged 1k.ji ■ i»J<K'3WPE??^,a~d tato“ -"w Mrs. C. G. Holbrook visited friends in South Haven and Kalanuuuu last week. Mi** Orpha Wentworth returned Friday The stallions Frank Brown, behmgtng from a visit with Grand Rapids friend*. to N. T. Parker, and llolbom. owned by Dr. H. A. Barber was called to Lansing W. II. Schantx. will probably be taken to a great horse sale to lx- held In Kentucky yesterday by the slcknes* of his mother. some time in October. Mr*. Sarah Croswell, of Ripon. Win., is The prosiwcLs for a large attendance and the guest of her nephew, Dr. E. H. Lath­ profitable time at the mass inerting ijext rop. Wednesday are excellent. Every myKev. D. B. Ovlatl and family are mov­ should make a special effort to attend. ing Into rooms in Mre. 1. A. Holbrook's You will not regret 1L house. The Hastings roller mill Is pow run by the stick holders under the name uf tbe Hastings Koller Mill Company. Mr. Griffin lias charge ot the mill. His reten­ tion by the company was a wise move on their part.- S. S. Schantz, of Rockford. 111., is here on a visit to his brother W. II., aud other friends. Cha*. IL (hiborne was Ln Union City last' week called there by the Illness of hl* father. At Dunning dt Kogers' you ran buy Jatnr* Clarke aud wife will s<x>u remove ; Mason fruit cans: pints at 70 cents; i|tiats. no cents; two quarts. SI. 10 per dozen. to Alma, where Uteir son Frank is attend­ . ■Woodbury cans: quarts. 81.10: two quarts. ing college. Ciri-nlatiuu lid* week. SI.30 per dozen. ^Msik.cverything else in. Chester Messer and wife reiurned from same proportion.’* ' ) the w/it-t Thursday. Mrs. Messer’s health Buy jour W tea at Beamer’*. 1/1 torr Mudjfe.x'Til^.-fuiiileal genius has is very poor. been at wo* a^ntfi. This time it li»Rew- fujirr the mas* meeting. OcL 3d. , Mrs. S. E. U-e and daughter. Miss Mlro evolved a mixture mill with a water vtbA‘di ide. left Monday for their new home. Attend th* ana— meeting next Wedne*- attached and a tiny steam of water is uited Grand Rapids. to turn the wheel. Tbe whole is displayed 1’. T. Colgrove went to Manistee Monday Quart Ms-ai TFint jars 70e a dozen at in one of IL Mudge's show windows. and instituted a K. of P. lodge there with a membership of 58. Ixnip-. a-vortment. lowest price* W. Feighner and wife, ut Nashville. A. E. Kenaston. president: D. Striker, a! Iksuw'-. r vice president: Mrs. II. A. Barber, were- Jpcut Sunday in the city. Len-. has secur­ item- rtl»T the republican mass meeting tk'ry. The next meeting uf the circle will ed a iKMltlon in Chicago. hexf WedH-.-Miay. ; be held Oct. 5th st the residence of D. W. W. Hampton returned Monday afternixin from Kalamazoo Co., where lie has . A. Holmes Striker. been building a mill, elevator, etc. n eh«q>. J • । " ’ The Michigan Central will; commencing • line of Wdery always in stock SepL 6th. on Thursday of each week until Mrs. S. J. Rusnell, who has been the I Nov. 15th sell tickets from Hastlugs to guest of her father D. A. Bowker, return­ Detroit and return, at the rate of 84.25 ed to her home in Howard City FrMay. Ii >nt good gtx*b» ami cheap, go .to good on going on date of sale anil return­ Jlunjan -i.frir titont.. j Kev. Silas Bowker, father of 1). A. Bow­ ing on tire following day on account of art Ts-* ,-*.i imrlor lieating stove* for bale. loan exhibition, this Includes coupon for ker. of this city, to at, the latter’s home and m> 111 that Ids death to hourly expected, admluion. P. A. Hahn, Agent. Entpiire. 5. G reuse).1 ‘ • yspary 1'hilllps and wife left yesterday We cannot suppose you have lived In \ <■ itlim- -if children's school shoes for this locality very tong without visittag our tor Flint to stteiul the reunion of -Mr. PbUUps* old regiment. 10th Michigan in­ store, and when you can make it conven ­ Grand Rapid* hand made bootsand shoes ient come again. Make qur store head­ fantry. h>r *»!•• liy J. G. Runyan. quarters. ' It’s as convenient as any, and Will Shean. of Hickory Coroera. visited bmp ii)i» <s. a. Holmes'jeWetory store you and your friends are always welcome. in the city last week. He will soon leave Bring along your butter Mud eggs and get for the west there to accept a position on lair swi, it will pay yon. tbe highest price in cash or In exchange the Northern Pacific K. IL Dwelling liouM- on Broadway to'renL for dry' goods, boot* and shoes, groceries Enquire <>i (•. Holbrook. Clarence Jjithrop. Wallace Matthews aud crockery.^Stal-ftkh A Chawidy. and Clayton Willison leave for Ann Arbor .L»bn B-s-MBerselL organs fur less mmiThe entertainment given at the Baptist this week. They expect to enter the cf than-'..t tdli-red liefore. church Friday evening under the auspice* University medical department Frank todMirt’s show pitched Ila tents of the Baptist Literary and Bible society J. G. Parkhurat, of Coldwater, father of ••a wrst Stale street yesterday. was a success- The lecture by Kev. Kerr B. Tupper, ofiirand Kaplds, was much Mra. F. G. Goodyear, wa* last *«‘k «PAt tin-/ lla-jing* House, Dr. J. A. enjoyed by those present The reading* pointed by President Cleveland to be en­ Banghumii. o.ttober.fith and 19th. voy extraonlinary and minister plenipoten­ from Bonw by Janu* Clarke recaived A 4ti-«t in,um- fUr fur CMaj> w on their usual meed of praise. All enjoyed tiary of the United State* to Belgium. uu>. Euqttlre.’Dr. E. H. latlhrop. the music along with the rest. It was In­ Our reader* wUl remember that we pw deed a most pleasant evening spent witn nn account of the coming of Judge Ferrto one of the must pleaalng of poets. F. if. Bahlow & Co. from Arizona tfi this city . The papers in hl* western home gave the Judge «>me Tbe fellows who come along with an ajF •J. ll“ V- K Jt s. h. R. bridge across tbe very rotnpllmertao' notic.-^ which wrre ’Tborrtppje h Fast approaching cempletlon. paratus. tad tbe fannera’ lightning rods at republished If/ the Banwkiv Ito are ‘the nsjuest of the insutnnee companlro, nletu^d to announce that Judge Ferrto haIh- L -I piano ever in-ought to lla*<t1ngH pronounce the rods unsafe, offer to rcplnii- ISri w ri-n-11. IU UU, 'rOX. ■»”£ “J ‘mww lit John Ih-Mmer’s music room for •<?m at an ratoniahlngly low figure, and g« t tire farmer to sign a contract to close the hl* uonnant-nt home. It will please ms many pioneer friends and our ell*""" Tlie Grand Rapldkfair was visltod by deal, are once more abroad in Michigan. And !-n'y from till, vicinitj on Thursday and tlw contract turns up hi tho shape of a rat Friday. promfaaoo note, for the «®. W just the same as ever.—E'wilng ,hews. i / drlnktag founttan will be placed near With hl. muri' Old friend, • plewnl pl— ‘ i:< i-tmk by the merclianto tn that Detroit 'Hnity. . iZfbe ball game Friday at the fairgrounds to spend bls declining year*. and Ugg filter, silver, -ilw-rware: largest stock wa. one of tbe best games played here this win »™1 »"“• -OT lnm™>ia Buryy Wunty at S. A. m-iumn. With the exception। of a few ran* lag inauer on our Inride IN, week. Holme*. . decisions by the umpire that were uro i. euahdeni o< ««»>« ,.*••■ .1. A. tMUKbnun will be .1 tte •tote.. beus, on Frida,, OeL Sth. Mid ,u no for complaint on HUwr »»r for the IW’t number of lemu. In Hue. i w, «e under oUlinUeu m *»•J"? •n,r .Wring UM> ”0 our Wf< n™»t> "'1 J1*?>! ytair wujfch needs repairing of course Sin llLl U» HoUm? of Belrimom. fo« i )«u take it t«> $. a. Holmes’ aud have It Uro- work tool Pbool • “> right. 1 „ boy, r,nno<l tho «lr fndU™l>. S»"- •' best. Pnrrpni wants to buy all the live . Hioe yIJHr watchea, clocks and jewelry , to 8 In favor of Hastings. puJlw he^Sgeh He bny.old l.enrijmd■ . ftoind at .total ikawmer’s; only first class ij.rlngH’token- that weigh nut les* th wwk done. LOCAL NEWS. three poitnd*•rhe iMlvatitm army -provea to lie A number (rum here are attending tho n‘«!‘b»8 »ow '•nmd JUpHh. session at l-eaine! wants your butter and eggs and . < “s ,nncb •" ““>■ hoUM‘ u»«nty dare pqr. 1,1 t** y'\«rk was twgun Monday on the excavro i,... .......... riun jiuuuh) on inc lor ul(. !,.amUrinr. ..r . l.Uri.tb.pri.p.rlulOTn^” world In ,-rrart ■ Umon I*™ .S'nulol'. wrltlMf, infll r.. TL? in u JtXl review muuwr of IU- >'■ "’’.“,|’T. and a /-v full and complete stock of Ixdk*’ uuul in nod i Angola shoes fur sale by J: '>• Himyan damp. - Flint Wagons. Huested was surprised to learn Tbrwp wlH wlurn trow Ohio Bpm last week’s Journal that he was the happy daddy of a bran new girl. . After reading the item, Ben hastened home aud said that the most diligent search failed to reveal any traces of thu new girl, and he feel* quite confident tliat tbe Journal edit­ or is mistaken, aud says that his wife Is of A™“OT<'w“ the same opinion. -* f tbe KTW'd masH meeting, Oct. 3d. r^fnu, J. C. Andrus gave a pleasant te* * ■ Thursday Eve’g, —----- —mm. m"rva. m wuicu those who owe Bert Tinkler can wult with him and save costa. Next week his “count* will to- placed in the hands ot a Justice for sett’yt~.-nL or vaxmoosburg, is in Union Hall, Messer Bros. & Reynolds. Hastings before. . that the admtotratkm of the office of sheriff by Baker Shrlner had'cost Barry county much more than Mr. Lung's, while the number of prisoners at the jail had been fewer. As usual our contemporary shot at the moon and lighted In a swamp. Fol­ lowing are the official figures: Number of prisoner* confined in tbe'jall during Sheriff Long's flrat year, exclusive of Insane 47. Number of prisoner* In jail during Mr. Long’s M*cond year 21: wash bill 800.70; total number of day* board of prtoonere during that year 4S7. Number of ]>rifioncn« In jail during first year of Sheriff Shriner's term 03; wash bill 893; total namla-r of days Board of prisonera during year 1105. Our readera will thus see that there were mon* than double the iiumlier of prisoners in the jail ■ in Sheriff ShrineF* first year a* compared with Mr. Long's last year, jmd nearly 2X times a* many day* board. Had Mr. Shrlner charged as much In proportion for wash bill a* bto predecessor, be would have received 8188.12 Instead of 8U3. Now let us comjiaru total expense to the county. For we have shown that in the numla-r of prisoners and the number of days board tbe advantage Is very decidedly with Mr. Shrlner. The criminal evpenw account of Barry county during 1M3, Mr. Long'* flrat year-was.............................................. . Han M Sheriff's orders given, nearly.........1400 00 Total.......................•......................... I... Number of prisoner* In Jail... ........ to 1MB. Ung's second year, tbe crim­ inal expense account of Barry county Messer Bros. & Reynolds. HUFFMAN BRQS. ------ SELL----- BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are beating scores of houses in Barry county^ with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. HEADQUARTERS ------ FOB------ a»i M *• Sheriff* 'oHieri’I.’.\*L'“■ ■ • ____ on Total.............................. X.-W*1 Number prisoner* In tail...................... 31 days Imard oiprisoner*....... 4*7 in 18*7. Hherlfl Shrlner4* first year, tbe Boots and Shoes. Sheriff's orders ............................. Total................... ’■........ *............... 4.MH a Number of prisoners In JaiL..... _ ___ _ of __ _prisqinen. t 1106 days board It will thus be seen that Sheriff Shriner's first year coot Barry county 81.400 less than Sheriff Long’s first year, and 8533 more Hum Sheriff Ixrng's second year, while the number of prtoonere and the number of days board of prisoners In Mr. Shriner's one year to nearly equal to tbe totals tor both years of Mr. Ixmg’s term. And It cost mon- money to get cine of Mr. Shriner's prisoner* In the jail than It did for any dozen of those captured by Mr. Ixmg. _ __________________ _ ( Geo. W. Abbey, fusion nominee for county cb rk. and others are reporting that In case hi* republican opponent, Tho*. b. BriSTto elected, that Mr. Brice will not move to this city and attend to the duties rtert. but will mplu, «' H. Powers as deputy. We give two lettm below which ought to put a stop to such J Maple Grove, Mich.. SepL 25, 1888. We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts).. In fact everything that ia new in style and good in quality. .^AU goods marked in plain figures. To the Voters of Barry County: I understand that my opponent and others are repeating that In case ! amelert«1 to the office of county clerk, 1 will not JXntaiy attend to duties of the office, ton will employ a deputy to do the work for me- That report 1* unqualifiedly and .iLr utolv false. H elected to the position Of^nty clerk. I will remove to Hasting . One Price to AIR Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the ,»nrinn The W. statement that ... I have ar™S«I with H. rowu. vyb^J “ w an the one, <«• l» «" “» election to a lie oht of cloth. I shall fill tbe office myself if iW“’Lt it thoroughly understood. And I want It understood that any statement ,o the con­ tt.,ri.«*»to»d. • Tho*. R Bbic*. a clincher to the matter, we append the following fro® W- H. lgg^ Hastings. Mich., Sept. 25, laoea* "biX<toS"’c&1S uul Urfttor Mr- l>rt“ w» “f “• ■ Suite, wwtolta.trtloi- tut to : Studebaker Wagons. . Ward & Dolson Buggies. Mason Platform Buggies. Lansing Buggies. Phaetons, Surry s. Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We bear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson fc Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make; bat no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. w.ntri.blbotlrtolllltte.uffcb.^ Wm. II- Povnuui. SZX vW Ibn, f“ luIaniuiH. Rower Shoe Co. One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. �^3= HAM £3 FOR coms. HOW GLASS IS MADE. THE PfiOGEfiS VARIES DIFFERENT WITH THE KINDS. teed—a: tho email coin ia deuontinatedtntertatfag, but it is wfaknd kuowiugiy a* the reporter. “Why do yea call tbe paansiger a bluff ridw-F asked tbe rojKrrtc.r i had a good deal of light he'd rido frec. Not today!" w«b tho triumpb- pataenger with *4.W» in change of every tbe fating ord fiuisbi implies a large •nd communicative mood. Wtat is thia compool! Generally, It consisting of a certain magixwin, coliait, uranium, copper or gold. qualified by the kind of glass which fa tains .the minimum of untxuobtaod silioa. Bohemian glaeaaf tfa> harder kind contains tbe silicate* of potaab and Htne fa predomi­ nant proportions; at theaofter kinds it con­ tains, iu addltli .u, n notably quantity of tbe silicate of alandna. Bc.lr. aoi 1 ime predomi­ nate in French plate. Potash and toad are tho prmripal rillestes in the ordinary flint or white glow. Tbe lead givsa density, nam, furitaUty and hrififanoF’ The exact “Oh, a half doaeo," responded the reporter with a view of evolving any pcadblo inform­ ation from tbe knight of the bell punch. contemrtuonxly. “That’s what. they oil think. If yen won conductoring you'd find different It's enough to drive yon looney •ometlmee to exmt upu Now listen End I'll give 'em to you, and I’ll giro you tire rail­ rood names along with ’em, too. Thnre’a tbe plunk, thu cartwheel, tho sinker, utberwian talxiaa.' Half dollars we call ‘grand stands,' because when tbe name was given you could C and also ‘foolers,’ bacauao the conductor often mlstAk'*! one for n twenty-five cent got up.? uiso often of pieoee of old pots, is worked up with water and then laid aside for three or four mouths. It is after that time made into course, I mean counterfeits—but sometimes they ring in a plugged coin on us, which wo tom. with an opening at the UA When thoroughly dried and hardened in the fur­ nace, tbe pots are filled with the prepared material, called frit, mixed with a small quantity ot cullet or broken glass. After but 1 never got «w yet,” continued ductor. "If I did Fd kaopitasaci Oh, yas;gttquite a number of furnace having been brought to tbe highest joint, the pots tiro skinimoi and th" molted ‘cashier*.” “How du you designate tho dlnxwT" tag h down l«y means ot various metallic ax- colored throughout iridal is tbcruughiy melted I made ready for the journey blower( or roolder, begins art> imido by tho blow pipe. What fa known tho result of a combined prooeas of blowing and casting. Tho blow pipa to glass.making plays precisely tbe aims- part which U per­ formed by the poltaris wheel in tbe manufac- “And tho Ove cent pietasF “ ‘Faresf A man thaWa got twenty nickels tya he’s got ‘twenty farta? You know tbe freight. Tbo two cent pieces ore ’doublets."• “Wen, that’s aH there is, chF “Not much.’ Thorn's throe mart' yot. Tho small sited silver half dime. Them’s ‘mld- to blow until the desired shape is produced. In this way bottles are made, and also tdtnort all articles for domestic use. Window glaM diamond from end to end, and, being again tackle, lifted and delicately poised so that it •decalvers’ and ‘decoys.’ I think they were find'em. Don’t get many, thank goodness I fag Bun. Albert H. Canby, recently returned from Pans, where bo spent six weeks with Francis WlLon hunting up noveltlsa for the coming ■nson in comic ojwjra, bad one startling ex­ perience in tbe French capital which be la not likely soon to forget He waa lost for five hours in the catacombs. Permission to visit this vast underground ^cmotery, with Its thousands of skulls and bones pHtd up fa faihxl to do, and got a pretty good fright as the result of his achievement. His guide had indulged rather freely fa brandy and absfatho before entering tiir" .labyrinth, and as a result became slightly confused. After trampfag manitj-. the return trip was begun, and tbe guide found bo had lost bis bearings. and auce>*slvo rollings tho glass can be made to any thicknees. Where the machinery is leas complete tho liquid matter is lifted with a oort of dtpijor, which; like tbe blowpipe, is tequgh^ flrte;toa^qdhaat. As will bo gath- explorers back to tho main opening, end tho two men found they had wandered off into 4M of ixilishfag. tnhta' matters worse tb-> oil fa too gnido's lamp wm getting lbw, and there wasno way to replenish it Canby became thoroughly tired out after walking for’ four bours In the •dfotieitaMsiton, An#M he didn’t speak French, and too guldi sp.ko very little Eng. Ifah, the two at thtanmndo a rather mdanr. Tbe surroundings were gloomy add tho pot glam coloring baa already been explained. Ffaabed glaia, which has not yet especially when a skull or n thigh bone would come rattling down with a crash that would man lias two pots in equal conditions of read- groat vaulted chamber. Tbe rope was found and brought to tiro rec thickness it is moved to) may be believed that Mr. Canby breathed i ithrxl has a thin skin of coloreu material on . Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of -toves. th. same aa other dealers. But the Garland is the ackuowledg^ Full line of everything usually, kept in a hardware establishment. Bespectfully. ED. powers: Five thousand cedar ties were doeked at Benton Harbor the oth<;r day for the C. A W. M. railroad. Mju. Winslow's BuoriaNo Svatre should always be used for children teettih.K. It 3 the child, softens tiw sums, allaysau para, wind colic, and Is the best remedy for dlari Twenty.flve cents a bottle. Closing Out Sale A Bronson claim: Shlpiwd more grain In August tlmn any otiwr town in Michigan. Town 3 North. Range » Weat. 10 M Hill’s English Extract of Huehn ami Cubebs has never failed In it single In­ stance in making-a permanent cure for Kidney Complaints and all dlseaaiM of the Urinary Organs fa either sex. Thou­ sands are using IL Town 4 North. Range » West. utanoo, “visit that Golgotha again, guido or no guide, for 11,000,000, fa bright, yellow cold I"—New York Prona Town 2 North. Range 10 West. I>y»I>ep«ta We attempted onoe before, in good faith, to ciuse out >iur bashiMi, but unfonttn circumstances prevented. Tills time we mean it. and NotCndivt 1st will our Imdnna entirely closed out and tills firm dissolved. Sarsaparilla a Nllos will get there one of these days. She has a gun factory aa a starter. To help on this sate, we bare decided to :a Ayer’s Ague Cure fa warranted to cure Town 3 North, Range 10 West. all cases of malaria bold by druggists. 1* twinning at sw Price SI. The true American hgs a warm place In his heart for aek nt nwl* kthc old Lag Cabin. Its not frof nwU r'English you know" but s of nu of Jfrom tbe log cabins of Am­ erica have sprung men In .... every respect greater than any from the grand castles of Euiopc. Winters Log Cabm.Naniaparilln to the best in the world. ■ CITY OF HASTINGS. Again a syndicate in figuring to erect a JO-story building at Detroit. fortunate as to contract an extremely bed GIVE TO EVERY PERSON WHO BUYS $1.00 WORTH Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shore—a new lot of three gou.it' just received, our Bane, Show Gaare, a good 5-barrel Oil Tank, pair Delivery- BMk, Scale*. Tohecare. Teas, Coffees, Cairned Goods. Package Goods, etc., n TICKET. October 29, 1888, Town 3 North. Ranxv * West nw corner'of neM was under treatment of tbe physician from the inception ot the disease until I found that be axiid do me no good. Then, through the advice of a friend I began tak­ ing S. S. S. Your medicine seemed to have an immediate effect I took six bottles, and toKlsy am sound and well. That was two or We will buy the WWth ti- >• ’• drawn We will have a drawing of these tickufa. from tbe Ixxx for x. $20 IN MoaarsrowN, Tenn., July ♦, >888. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Go.: . GOLI) Wr will buy the 500th ticket drawn from the box for $15 IN GOLL) We will buy the Sooth ticket drawn frusn the box far $10 IN GOLD thences opportunity to thank you for what it has done FAEMaasvtux, Tex., June aa. i889. The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga.: Cka’.lcmcn—The mother of a member of our firm was afiiicted with a cancerous south e cb so Uu to river, thence tn a SS’ES’Et ptafiaotfit attae ruantaa n parallel with e line will |n- w. every No credit from ihb time on. as wo are doing this t<> clo^o out. penitm who owes us to settle before Nov. I"i. 1st. w,ur his ula account umunWe desire to thank tbe people of Hastings and vicinity tor their, reaenras pairo::age and invite them to help get the benefits of the Specially Low Prices On all goods .luring this Closing Cloalnr Out Ont Sale. Raia. disappeared and is apparently well. Should E break out again, will advise you. Very truly, ' PrjinUTON, Yxakly & Riley, Druggists. SWA. Keapectfully. UMtwctfnllv. HOUGHTALIN & EIGHTY. P. a—All who pay on account will get a ticket for each doili Mid. Grant’d Addition. Three book: mailed free on application, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ►rawer J. Atlanta. Ga. Grant's 3d Addition. Ken. Addition. Striker's Addition. -< ■ eaenn aaia. JNotiee to. hereby given that by virtue of a ■Writ of fieri fuias teuMi out ot and under the —. —-------- -i court for tbe County of harry VILLAGE GF MIDDLKVILLR. KBPS Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED tot 11 ISA 1,3.3 and 10 Mgr QooefaahaaUtedatitesutMn <X eye and the larynx very much audor. II Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS MO mtm AND DRESS GOODS AlDrTOB C.inrKKAfa Onio, < LNMltw, Mich., July 3. IM. I habit of drink, Dur Mr. l.ichty hiving dutenninetf that his Individual i.ntctjtHta dernan t hl% undividol attention, and that he must therefore: close out hi« .-liare In th- busine«% wo have talked the matter over and firt-idrel to A b il Hard table lias been pruseuted to the soldiers home at Grand Rapids. Much also might bo written tag would bo a good thing and would meet < ___________________________ i The Garland ia the ideal stove for both cooking and heating Tbe beat salve in the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped tiands, chilblains, coms, and all akin eruptions, and positivelyctfres piles, or no pay required. It fa guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ funded. Price ‘.’5 eta. per box For sale by W. II. Goodyear AliiUtobed glass is found specially useful 4 EJuch that is interesting might bo added tore concerning tbe cutting, grinding and making of it. it is now conceded that tbe best and cheapest wav to » your bouse or cook your'meals U to buy the ltffi ED. POWERS Mrs. Photo Chreley, Fwcraon, Clay Co., lows, tell* the following remarkable story, the truth of which Is voncted for by the residents of tbe town: "I am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney com­ plaint and lameness for many years: qpuld not dress myaelf without help. Now I am free from all.pain and sorenoss. and am able to do all my own housework. 1 owe my thanks to Electric Bitten for having renewed my youth, and removed complete­ ly all disease and pain." Try a bottle, 50c aud Si. at W. H. Goodyrart drug store. Fenton is training a ladies' cavalry com­ JU rods thence pany to exhibit a her fair. » rods thence s them in your pocket ranch metal as be requires. Ho thru libttcods tbe glass by blowing through tbe pipe, and ■■tsfi.'isesi; stsN Town s North. Range s West. -.Tho iiroccas of manufacturing varies with tM different kinds of glass. The first atop fa «- Tho find requisite ia tho molting pot, making of which ia an art by itaulf. It and runsttend-d with e dtotres Ulng Into consumption ...—„. He tried many w> called popular cough remtrflv-s and steadily grew worse. Was reduttd tn llreh, had diflfcnltyn I breath­ ing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ sumption and found lmta«14te relief, and after using about a half dozen bottles found himself well aud has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can .show grand n record of cure*, as Dr. Klng'n New Discover} for consumption guaranteed to do Just what fa claimed for It. Trial Itottle free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Julius Russell’s See his stock of new styles in MILLINERY GOODS �AFTER 12 O’CLOCK. THE UTTL£ QNe First, rBFWS-OMl^7o': THE VOKU .THE CEE HARVEST th£ waHT. EXCURSIONS “What hold you in your hand so tight, With a &ce so gay and a step so light?” “ That which all prize their dearest treas- Minneanta, Dakota, ' America:! gfth th.. B-nrV-'-.if___ 1 Makes trashing and scrubbing only a B*i . .. use of w'inething mysterious U7tteu ;itr.K*phero rests in folds upon i- 1 HbiAvy and almost paliable to u , j. -i X nods are acoustic etchings, '•* j A, -jqws I'lumd-and dimmed, but d . and exjiresslon impressively । . l t : Bi-.il mellow. Values and pur­ . , ;l>rr entirely lost or gn>T"rt, d. Soft aim. unnatural and .tool In 'their curreuta " ’ugipatiuu uf damp aU. er* ado b? -.— French _, “ sight -• —, — —rrvucn, WFL *®e Italian operatives Of tho “ . U) go to the atU« to Me tho change that rereral deradra liavn n »u_ _i______ . .. . I dl terck wall*. You watch .. term is vaguely outlined in England, which Las l«ca tho subject of eo muehjirid^ among the aatm, ramdenta, is fast yielding to the flood of immigrati ,n from kuro|M’ and Cauoda.-New York Son. at- distinctly. end tbe nnagi• f t.u*iv* it*cU in f mining ,.f*dtb»tis regarding him, broken off bytbeobarp The parking ixintfamak. curious medical experiment wa* made at . t tiao to But why slid .• ~ncn an alaurn, u.-elcoi rant iv-cmity. in’a dbgV , ■Mi Ul Ivegtn* tu MMiXUe lUl d vital importanor, when ,i uh« mind by ia sharp . Wluxt ia , n curiosity rapsUy, and i M— ——'n ■•■■uuuku; in»' do* ilxnucn. A large coach oog, after being etherised, wm shoe by one of tho Galeiw who displayed much greater accuracy of aim than the average policeman shows tn Lis putol practice on rabid raniws. The i.cap­ on «> leveled that th.’ ball should j ten* the intastinra. After the wound hail l«a inflicted, uud while thu animal wu uncon­ scious of the hlghbotur done him. a quantity ofcarbjufc acid gas was injected nite tbo sy> igtit carriage, con­ ns tautening home Tho point of interest was to nsrertain what would become of the gas. If the intestiwa had lawn perforated the theory was that tbe gas would enca;»: from tho wound. If there wa* no cacapu by that outlet theprwumpuon would be that the intestsma bail not. been perforated. As U* usual iu sueb ca*ra tlio operation was proooumxxl “a jn-rfcct sutresui," although tbe sentimrats vt die dog nn« not reported. It is wr.’l to know of tho ro­ ■ n maudlin dwpuie. A ' :•- are Ivariug ik . altxm. nally i*eak Up, with > w t mutual reguri. rttgers whore (lumbers their noisy rtitrance. hu rroaou to iuxppoao that hi* abdominal do­ main haa been rudely invaded by a knifo or lad! can settle the qi*«ti<m for hunwlf with­ out incurring the expense uf the services of a doctor.—Brooklyn Eagle. Bild-* upolixie mitt floats - ■ ..•! .1.. i- :*»ue fnerf the bwn of -*‘teriivUaly a 1.1.pur nt wired • aorj half unsold and n> wild flight*. r.»v.- the drop, full notes of -• -te- in mellow cadenew t! -ng d>t>»»ld<m air. Up a ll owl <■ ir I "ell faintly cut Irte/lbf e; eks in •u er* dcutcrutriy strike might.-’ But not with the ndgbt ob^nger, haste or L'ufxiticncn. Not tbe "might'that Tb>-Ia»und IScrvoauB, ‘ r a ith n Hud.lon bunt ij li.-ht and a fo*g train ■ ,nt a moment on the !i i « dim away. It it i r>'.v and the *ile:no 1 Hr-. i. - ■:. rides lugh and pier poL .! rtui .-trteF* with:fami liar jyii i the faculUa* and control ct tho thought* frucn the ex­ it gradually the eaurelsss ray to nervousness and our:» iuwuuw their norruai jhapoa. :|irvd tread, and bo is gladly jt'Wrtice ot the laws minion '' h -jfanev aud cnlnmiiai, nod, ■: Lib, uuo outers into a wiialbcr • and acconiiwiiu•»' tbe of­ ' 4 iu a htUc while a faint, Uibte the cootcru horizon. if: rattles down tbe street with - frer catching naps between ' . .-ili-Aiu aud glvcetbc polkxnuan ; ' -i -uiioa. Confused and Jumbled !.;j :!.v air. Vehicles of all kinds are - ■1:..;.. ; ’.>i oumeroua, and several hacks • •• ‘ ir -titnd fur an early trip to tbe - A .sd..w ou tbs apposite side of ;• w:i up with a bang, aud a x’:' ' htad leans out aud iook* Op 1. 14/ du 1 down tho street. A dog aud a tugboat wnia a deep «rw»t-. iu®.i.' Tbe light mcreaass, and it is ■CkranJ --hr. Louis itepublic. Li’ L; ’.he ibtte influence pervading tha For your own household you'll get it, > ; hurry, '‘rushing things" and trying to do a dozcu thing* ui a minute. That is not “might" at all It in a wasteful expenditure of might—of your force, your vitality, Co st-.>re up which y« have slept nhd «®te:». The “nught" that ai'cvuiplishes the great­ rat and must ptjtditablo result i* the might of coolnnei and du liberation; the luightthat w dl da and think of but our* thing at u time; tbe might that wdiiiot allow I ta If to tx> occuP*«m1 by other things, thoughts or efforts until that one thing ia done; the might that, baring forty things to do, Imnu-diaU-ly stops uud think*, uw down and docs u-ahinf; for a I what is the best thing to do to I Ting at>out j tbe xnust profitable rumlL—Prcntx.» Mulford It 1* mid that the ojeratiou ot tratuplauU Ing a clear piece of a rabbit’s cornea into the blind eye of a patient, performed ten days ago at the Presbytcnan Eye and Ear Charity hospital, qf. Baltimore, has proved a iucccnl At tbe cud uf a wuek tho tandagsw were re­ moved and tbe eye exposed totho light Tbe ptace of tho rabbit', curum waa completely united to tho human eyo and had grown to tho edge of the lido made iu tho blind eye j opposite the pupil The clear graft bad be­ ' come cloudy m tbe process of uniting to tho 1 human ey a Already, however, ft taw begun to clear up. and th, man i» beginning u> en­ joy tho privilege of wring. This ho has not done for three years, when hta eyes were destrayd by lime- Tho operation of trans­ planting in tbe loft eye was *o satisfactory that two days since Dr..CU^oim made a amifar operation on tho right eyo — Philadelphia Pl lllu8tnit1011 of the advances made in Sid ™UU'? Prot^the tariff we fd^y tUt th® friw* value of whi,’, Population inonly Ufl per a.at. u,!d the tena wwtgu 78 lu cent The figures were too ■mail, the urf value of the products of manufacture incn-aM-d over 300 per eSt . _ , .... ., ... • ' •• vumuiuou ilark” ” tvrdy r> .->»Jn*ibic. We have, moreover, ia ’“Jr Wit only freed ourselves from tbe ‘yrsnay ! <l»*potisn>, such, for example, as **««ted locUlly iu Intend and t>aliUcaUy 40 Il'i-.a; U! tt. C l>a ve undo'tbtatUydmk a Lu; _ r number of self reliant aud pte wnuali) rajabln hocial units than even a1 „ ZJ’“’n hie that of France, which •wnilaa die unit to tbe organism, succeeds “ftjdnciug. We may truly eay that, malucu -uUall gj,Princeton Review. Juarnal. N. K. Fairbank & Co. Chicago, Ill. __ For Diseases of the CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE I -<4( KIDNEYS RHEUM ESS&“8!K??3!KtS!XlA.tw rcrooni denlnng to take a trip through Nor­ thern Minnesota. Dakota or Montana tor tbe purtxw ot looklnj over the country, or with the \ BLTCHIT rtE ;=sza.‘msXK«! Pec^(5oup F25''a5o''REMEDY. A PERFECT COMBINATION PAIWE/S CELERY CCMP01WD CURES ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, ClDEft 6117 land I-cade.- 0„e of ll» re.urk.Uo fc.tm l>» boUliur Uil* '<« 1* ttat il** bolt** ■ St mJ; DoLotrU*. but l» »W «Mr^iorly p«r».:i«l MooS* »( fre>U"o< from 2uU to JOO -- ------------ - Gotham's Moonlight The moonlight picnics are <i blank walls. ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS ‘•‘■les THK WOULD, and an agricultural district suit_.o*' DK. ‘ ..r, ■4VAUU- able for ill rent Bed farming, dairy and stock m r o v I nurposra, nurpiwra. will do well to take advantage of it0? .iP1*5 pric’"‘of P^ucl" have lowROYAL ENGLISH v. . I these rates. I For Maw and tuformatteu apply tn your o/ thp workrn‘ have gone I home-ticket agent, to auyNkgrntof the company up. Although the priroo of tuanufac: ured articles are luWer, so that you am buy a aauAoivra sen.WHITNEY handsaw or a aet of diaber. much cheaper • e v. .: tr i en'l Faas. ami Tkt. A«t.. • ML Paul. Minn. than.yon «mld thirty years ago. wagrn rtaasa. R3 Sm pEmmml rratlon ot the Kldnvvs. Hrlei have pun up in the meantime, because * he tariff has enabled us to make many ft Kldireyi articles, having command of a largo home fall for licensing teachers tn teach In Ui<- iwbeote I Hi.v.-1'A ntarkrt, -.but the returns have tesm large, of Harry Co. the coming year. T1m> first will be. , held as Middleville BcpL -ACb. and tbe seeend at rai*. 1830 and Nashville Ort. rih. All teaebiro. expertta* ta * s i i" “lMt ’ho amount of wagot Water, Bcfuriuerty in person* nd, Icach will cotnn prepared u> take the t-xaiulnavarradlnlU*. 1T1HA KillNFY |i*id ha* gone up over 800 per rent,, while , Hou, bearing In mind that the work will begin at “ a. tn- cioal’-gat Um., beginning agate at the number of hand* employed has in I 1 :is p. nt. etosing at S p. m. standard tune. creased only 185 per cent. 1Thte means । that the average wage* m- nearly 50 per cent, higher now than they were thirty PRICE, «t: Three Bottle* for ga.BO. I m -! u e««t trre W •»» - narer*. years ago. This increase, remember, has iFntsd fr.» Circular. Sold by all DraggUta been right hi tho face of some of tho W. JOHNSTON & COy . DETBU1T. MICH. most discouraging conditions ’ possible. In tbe matter of the estalr cf Eddie T. Branch During those years we have iuul the greatest immigration known in the world's Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ history. Such an influx of labor, by It­ lie auction, to the figbrot bidder, on Tuesday, the 2Mh dsy uf Beptembor. A. D„ tees, at ten, self, would undoubtedly tend to lower o'clock..tn the forenoon, a* tbe probate court wages. The amount of work to I* dune remaining the rame. anil the prlrex ob­ tained for the product of the work not rising,'an incniuK- in tte- number of workers is bound to bring dowfl tho share <if each. But a protec ty ot Barn. in the Mate of Michigan, known tire tariff has made it possible that the and deeertbed M follows, te-wH: Commencing I at a stake In the highway two chains and amount of work should be increased more elghtv-three llLks. north sif the AaU quarter rapidly than the number of work­ 1 post. lie’.wren the »<-uth vast and *,aith west ers, erm while the’priees obtained for the I iuartrr <>t wetloti six, Ibi-nee north oo the Of harmless vegetable remedies that will restore the whole system to healthy action, Is I liuarter ll*e. two ehain* an-1 seventeen links product wens falling, and so tho share of absolutely needed to cure any disease "for the disease that affects one organ weakens I tneiKc west twucbalusand fiflv-slx IHikatbeacu each worker hai> b*.-en decidedly Inrrvoeed, aJL- Paine's Celiry Compound is THIS PERFECT COMBINATION. Read the proofs! M>uth three chain* and thirty Iteiks to rhe place instead of 1 icing diminished, as It must a! twgtnnlcg. rontolulng seventy-one hunhare been under any tariff that did not -en­ I drodth* olaa acre more or tesa. Also eomi tni-nclDg st a stake on the north and south quarcourage th« starting of new Industries ami the continuance of those already started. In 1850 about out- million efim mA tw«M| MM M>Kt:'- • '• Sm factorv laborers earned nearly |237.I chains and fifty-six links, tbrnce north two (rxi.UOn—about $240 apiece, "in 1880 I chain* and ninety-liirw link* to place of begfuthere were not quite two and three-quar­ . Ing. containing one aadXHOOof an acre more | erics*, all on section six. tn town two north of ter millions of laborers in manufactures, range seven tre*t iu Barry county. Michigan. and they were paid in wages nearly |O',Dated August 3d. tw>*. ^JO.OOb, er about <350 n piece. This re­ HexmV Bvxtox. Admlnmtrator. markable fact of the wage* and the out­ • .;.x„l.;:vrt..r:-r.r . ...Uys, XT. . put inervmdng together, while tho prices of the products of the factories were de­ creasing, it is worth 'thinking about. Without a tariff, and a prvttv high tariff, Neuralgia.RhruTV.tsT,° I’;i'r ? r :jsiess.Dy»pepsla,C • :vmess,Piles, LivrrCom* new industries certainly could not Imvo plaint* KidngyTrtt Ms, Fat. J: Ter ; feints, and a!I diseases aru>ngfrom Impure Blood. started; and without the wearing of tha home market by a continuance of that ta­ H>*aco.. Fn>V* . U-.-lu-iteu vt U,U..ilUUI'f> tr*:-utara. , *u» t rvt«- uuruw riff. certainly our manufacturers could Address C. G. HAMPTON, Detroit, Mich. not hare afforded to raise- the wages of For tho Nervous, The Debilitated, , Tho Aged. thdr employes Instead of lowering them to the European standard.—Now York Mai! and Express- .tic KTuaa value showing a gain of 427 nor e.-ut. But aa the vX^-roascdJl .b^^K^r^K nouoaw*. , AT RATES Tho Pall Moll Gazette of July 25 con­ tains the following: -A Rtsr. is tub Price of Tie.—The pasnluk' by the United Staten hotue of representatives of the Mills tariff bill, wnlcb places tin plates ba the freelist, has led to a sharp ri’c In (he price of tin. Yeatenlay Straits touched £b» 7a Gd. caah. and £Nl 1-m. three months. This bi .n advance of from £14 to £15 on the figures quoted recently. If the senate pasres the bill in its present form, tin will command higher price* than have ruled ot late, aud a groat impetus will bo Times. ___________________ given to on Important branch of manu­ facture In this country.’’ Tlii» is plain business. There Is no ob­ Inconijurably the most magnificent and beneficent in-benw of commercial and econo­ scurity. The passage of the Mills biU by mic progrea* now on foot U tbe Kur.’ian one house puts up the price of tin in Eng­ aebetne of -connecting Eun’i«- with the Pacific land. Wo are to l«o the revenue on tin and with the Indian ocean by tnuumttatic —but do not gut plates cheaper. ’Dilx ls railroads. Th^ must ultimate in t!jc opening a sample fact—on object lesson. Study of oil central Ada to more bumamxmg influ­ It,_ Cincinnati Commercial Gazetteences, m»/1 *» immensely advantaging in­ tercontinental trade. Associate with this project tho opening of Africa, by mean, of free statra, artificial sea* and European col cutes, and tbe union of tho Atlantic with the spirit aud enthusiasm tlds year In New Pacific by means “f • canal, nud «o have Eugteud. lu the campaign of 1WH tbe enough to immortalize the clow.- of the -Vow Ropublican majority won cut down heav­ teanth century. But then what shall U» ily tn Masaachusetts, and. m» ej«7«~F dawn of tbe Twentieth century 1*1 Doubt- knows, thamugwumps l«a eoclai advances, and Inventtans iu the lug the numerate carry Consent for nalms of solar phydea, ““I ol<-ctricity vast CJeveland. Now, however, the old faahioned strength and spirit ot th® Repubhenough to shadow aU that goes before. con orgauiratiun manifest thumselvra ou Ll siTra- Everything betoken.jdcUiry The worm i*m™> r— ■ planted by Governor John Endicott on the • nelont orchard farm at Danven Nc«’MUD £ CfiO or IG3. u dsnd. Traditim. h«d _______ _ .i___a-.- -h*. the vvueratao RY., FROM SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. WAGES STEADILY INCREASING. ctxuplfcie in New York which so aarjc-J; dlstiqguiihisi what ws call life bora It 1* I tttux, utstlnctlv traceable to tba Mw-eudwiduahsm which prvvaib among a. J.agiuacxMft runite barn followed oar to this faroc; Incontestably we have .iTr«■ both tbe acute Manitoba Soap.” 0Uvcr T’i’t through ^window to open lho door forhim.^ . natural. All sorts of gn>. > i l trudu thi-mselvea in die­ . .- leas confUMoa. |A quick IILDtEB TXtUtOU. -’.irtlitig imprraoioU—ft Is • t tx.o*.- strange, imi'al‘k • . ■ ■ t the night—chiils V ■ I hrvrm springs up. and |. Ah! what wa*that! There JI •• air, and tbe axleucvi* in­ i E'vry iv.rve t* strained IWbr.ath i»stopped. i dtatiDct nnd unlmjiresidvo i 1 uireatening shape! What ; ..•Ivdiuii niiaj*? to the right I th<r-.- lieRsik. pre! It ; K'—j>—uh, then st moved! It xs ■.X'*1 . it nv.*xi<». Again tliat : of wmetbing. A grizzly Lvnu1 clntehixig at one's back. The I c.-vam riaes to tbe |q*, but ' I turn* ta u wild tlekire to flee, < homed to the spot. Tbeeye ■ r >roand, text’ nut a muscle I bl give years to turn swdjam! enufroot the BinielcM U there, but could ixtA do it, > hfl at k|atte. Iteacon ia summoned to a time it cnnuol combat ■li terror that ha* Mixed tho ) Aug. 21st. ! TUESDAY, >Sept. 11 and 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. Hre ctnts buys a bar of Santa Claus I ivixo Til* MOOX. smt 1. and windows a beautiful MONTANA, The realdrtits of British America era waiting anxiously for a time *J-en the J’^S.UeIx.ller^ll..^“^i tbit lb. -MuJllob* Have You Any Idea What It Costs TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEWS? You haven't? Well, let us give you just a glimpse into the business, perhaps il will interest you. To begin with, the work of the paper is divided into Seventeen Different Departments, each under its own responsible Superintendent. Let us take them in order as they stand on the weekly pay-roll: 1. The Editor.*! Department.—This includes managing editors, city editors, telegraph editors, exchange editon, editorial writers, kpi-cial writers, and about thirty rej>ortcn.. Tita Daily News staff is admittedly without a superior in the West, and numbers • • (..................................... s. Tbe Telegraph Room.—To save line speci-l wires ore run into The Daily News building, and tbe paper’s own ojicrnlors take the messages and hand them immediately to tho telegraph editor. The number of operaton is - 3 3. The Compositor's Room.—When “copy" has passed the hands of the proper revising editor it goes to the type-setter. There are a good many of him in The” Daily News office—on an average . . 73 4. Tbe Linotype Room.—But tho compositor doesn't do all tbe tvpe-oetting- The "Linotype" mmhir.? "sets typo" by mating a-iinoof-type, <m somewhat the same principle as the type-founder casts a .ingle type. Fourteen of these msehineswre in use in The Daily News office, and the number of pencils required in this department is ... . 29 '«. Tbe Artists' and Engravers’ Department—But the metropolitan daily now gives its readers not only reading matter, but also illustrations. By the aid of pxxl artists, sine etchers and photography by electric light The Daily New* is now printing the fowl newspaper illustrations iu America. Thu takes the best service of skilled worken to tbe naniW of............................................ ■ 7 6 Tbe Stereotype Foundry.—The matter—type and picturaa—being now ** locked up” io the “ forms" the work is next trauafereed to tho foundry. A metro­ politan doily no longer prints from tta type. In order to print a largo edition quickly it is nOxa_____ f_>*.-_L. *1. ml thia i* jccumpluihed by casting duplicate sumotypw plaice, from which, alter they Lace bean fasteiteil to the preesea, the printing is done. Of stereo­ typers Th* Daily News requires....................... * 8 -ess Room.—The Daily News uea six double perfecting prasm, capable of printing 100,000 com­ plete papers per hour. To run thesr there are required men to tbe number of.................................V I. The Mailing and Delivery Department.-—“ The mail­ ers ’’ and the delivery clerks handle over a million three steam betters eg 176 horse-power capacity, and' three <mgin» with an aggregate of 270 haree-powor. All departmeato iuv lighted by the Edison incan­ descent systsm, whidi here comprises three dynamo machln-s and BOO lamps. The employm of this departrosnt number....................... ........................... 5 to. The Circulation Department.—The paper b now a msnuforfured article, r.nd it is the btiriDem nf this department-to develop tbe market for il. The average number cf workers is..... 18 IX. Tbe Sub crip_uotr'Ttoom.—All the tnbecriptions from oui-’-tyown. whether of individual readereor whole­ sole -iws r uin, p*»- through thi* <Vpette:eni, *nd thb- upo tme: t < .neloys on the sreiagc . . 17 xx Tbe Business Office —The general clerical wort of tbe oaper, such u receiving and raring for the sd verttosmente—«f which ovrr fifteen hundred are received and handled every day—receiving and paving out cash, the general bookkeeping of the buimrm, requires a counting-room force of. 27 13. Tha Care ot Building requires the constant service ot three judtora................................................................ 3 14. The Watchman.—To insure perfect protection against risk of fire two watchmen are constantly ou duty. 2 15. Tbe New York Office.—This engages the entire time of a general manager and omEtaut........................... 2 xfi. Tbe Washington Bureau.—In charge of its own special Washington staff cocreepoiAient..... 1 17. The Milwaukee Bureau.—To facilitate Northwestern news gathering, one man................... 1 From which it appears that the number of regular eniplovces is - . f.................... . ................................. 302 And tho pay roll run* from $6,500 io |<5,000 pet week, sggre’ gaiing during the year $300,000. Thea there :» even n larger annual ex pend i Hire for white paper, and telegraph and cable toll* sotnetitnes run uearir a ihnuaend dollars a week. Take it all tngedier the expenditures of Tn* Daily Nmww for the year 1M8 wll’ vary very little from 3900,000. Tbe foregoing tide® no account of the special currwqxMHlente ul hundreds of places thro^hout ll»c country; < f Eoropccn pendant* • of fifteen hundred news ngcuU throughout die Northwest who distribute The Daily New to Ils out uf town Cadent- of two hundred dty carriers; of forty-lira whhUulc dty dealers with their horset and wagons; of one hundred . .. ' . ■ ■___ » -- ,l.-nn-knn( (ku nttv all with tha main i.ffire i-v telenLorw nnr at tha almni VICTOR F. LAWSON, PubiUber Tnt Daily News, Chicago. . �ATE NEWS. HiHidredi Flying from the Fe­ ver-Haunted South. the DEsrrrmT. at louibville, tr. A BURNT CHILO DREADS FIRE. wort thU ride rtr^th^Trf tbe"road fortiwfbrthoomtog Wssum Michigan Ag director. •topped al Lake View Saturday on which than tho law al- county ealabooss. refusing *iu cheerful light to tbe am II platform watching the train* fly by them, , Thara are hardly morn than ISO people In would follow if a cbm Bigamy seem* to coma should app->*r A. St Ignaca church fair netted >1,000. pitiable. ored. The special train with about fifty refugees left alxjut midnight last night It unabte to secure seat*. Their baggage had ail been checked to Memphis, and time could Tbe great pumps nt tho Calumet aud Heckla mine have at last got down to bustdanspuemat tbe Woodland has not jwt b— railroad contractor* have beat over Uw line, have studied the work to 1* $one and are now about ready to give Ak1*”* ?ta£wrtn the "rirtkra iSfiJafR CouiJv m fu ) given. Hat by the Umr tbe bed I* completed to W.xritan.1, the contract for tbe ttelaoee of the road to Portland will have been let. ad‘I B is Mr. Merrill'M opinion that the contrac­ tors wlU come to Portland with a a large gang of men and work h«we as long as the weather and-the condition ofthe would admit This fall riiiveys will be made northeast from St. Johns toward Saginaw, and tbe right-of-way for the con­ and unpaid tinuance of the line secured before anntbra winter.—Portland .ObeervtT. September att,. were it not that 6iu» ot to-day1* Stoves! spryer’n a railway train, bat tbe engine knocked the Uf» out of his hone quickar'n a PUTTING UP THEIR FENCES. dragged a convfdurable distance. Although terribly injured, bo may recover. Sidney Dunn, a Charleston dtlsen, an­ nounced to his neighbom tbe other morning 8. D. Armstrong,has never lofthilt post except through Meridian beruaftor. There ia no A Cairo special says that the Mobile & Ohio railroad will toko no freight for Mirais- reportor lost night that the rapid dopopalacauw> of quarantine. that city »ere unucclimatod northern me©hanic*. who would be particularly suscoptl- Ulin oh Central trains loading from tbo barn to tho rood naturally led to the bomc-tblof solution. But forty eight hour* later Mr. D.'« hired man found strawstack right in his own barnyard. Muskegon county folk* ore congratulating themselves on ovideroesof their increasing goodness. Hlthorto it ha* been quite a land Mira. (north of Jackaoo), A Battle Creek- r recently applfod for n Rapid depopulation h encouraged, and the indigent are furnished transportation. over tbe Ixyuisville wire, at midnight Sotur■ day night, that one of tbe crowd of refugees while waiting for the special train furnished by the Louisville & Nashville road, wa* try tha uxparimuot again for more than a mouth. Gordon Fi»hor, a Freeland resident and village and hamlet In Mirahaipi where there pectaut bride was a white lady, but after they were married tbe neighbor* tmUtod she Tho following dispatch from Uulumbtu la to be color-blind. la intonw and growing all tho time. Tbo Courier Journal's special Baking h)WDE^ M*°£ PERFECT Its- superior excellence proven In mlllhme of Re ports PBICR BAKING POWDER CO. CIIICAGCJ. ST. LOVIS. DARK AND DREARY AT JACKSON! troll, seated 2.530 foot. Quito a city log. TImj Grand Rapids Boat club, bearing tbo aboriginal iuun» of O-wssb-ta-nnng, has re­ turned from Ure regatta at Bal: Lake city 15 death* to date up to Saturday night abandoned graud good time. We are loaded with the' LARGEST AND FINEST LINE Ever shown in Barry County. At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We carry everything to be found in a first-cla^s Hardwire Store, including a fine line of Whips, Hone Blaitets, Rota, Bitties, Citters cia Skill. We are closing out the well known FLINT ROAD CARTS at S15.00. Do not fail to look us over before you buy. Goodyear Bros. only to state the facta and arxunmiU for Prolrctlon. but also tn rourtnee doubtful voters, wbeth- tfnne to occur it win be difficult to hose engaged in separate Industrie*. a ts indisputable tael.-, comparison* of . It-... refugee* Tho quarters occupied by tho laboring class pretty. But tbe other night she attended a dance, poor thing, and dropped dead i(> the mirist of a quadriBo. A ecioatricted blood- to but night, many of thorn destitute About Tbe outlook B more favorable. THE TRAFFIC OF DEATH. Tbo of- and two deaths, DaVld Ripple and J. A. Cal­ houn, loth of whom worked on Abe Illinois Central railroad. Total case* to date, 14; Au eel ran a foul of tbe wheal of a Flint iw-mill tbo other day aud stopped it. I-'... I ____ , ' . ■ _.......... C, Naw Onnxasa, Sept 24,—Special to Tho Picayune from Jacksonville give the foliow­ —In fact tfah aul y thing to irrigate tho day 'was that there n ere not «o many uagroo* on tho street* and around th* co>.nmi*>nry roan* vorable than Saturday morning'*. There from the fact that Saturday's death rate was before. church, and- Goorgtana Browaing. Total osaM to date, 1,878: total dooth*. 211 Baturdsv tho new-cam numbered 163, with six duaths, U3 follow*: Jimmie Thamjmoa, George Braddock, Loui* Bremer, Charles G. Ediott. George B. Brook* and Mr. Christo p'lyriejarit It Is evidfeat from the event* of the ]wt few weeks that the progress towards free trade In tbe United States lias been much greater than wa* generally exported. How­ ever much the manufacturing inten-su board of health come to tbe conclusion, after may deny it, the fact is patent that great thoroughly examinIng tbe case of a R progress has been made on tbe rood Io­ ParkhOl, from Pmisacols, that there Is no wa rd absolute free trade, and particularly ha* this been the case since tho date of the delivery of the president's message. Onr Iron and steel manufacturers look with Ross, of Pensacola, triograpbs to very much Interest on the movement which tbe board of health at Greenville: “C. B. is now going on ••on the other side.” for Parkhill ha* been down with dengue fever trade there so ultimately Influences our own.—London Iron and Coal Trades Re­ view, July 27. 1888. excitement there. tbo proprietor of a prosperous bootblacking Rev. Dr. •William IL Dodge, of stand from this morning to next Saturday waa stricken down Saturday. Ho wa* more oomlortabte lari night, though quite UL worthy fund for charity. Na.SHVii.iJt, Tenn., Sept. IM.—A special to two new rousa yesterday and one deathof GleanSlray. Mi" Mollie McCall U her* to McCienny. ■ Tbo inventor of a healing process call'd tire electro libation cure (of which nobody tacked by tbe fever Friday night, and after •trains of yellow fever refugee* passed through there Saturday, gplng north and ■when' loads of prorBlons worn furnished by gone forty-eight hours without food. dent has received official information an interview with a repraeentative of the United Press,when naked about the rejection riiat any good can come of uniciontiflc^treat- foilowiug dispatch Saturday night to Miss sold th* information was reosivad at th* state dspartni'uit in a dispatch from Minlater Deaby, in which ba simply state:) that tha Chinase government had refused to ratify the amended treaty. nkrht Enrioer-r Charles Chase, of Streator. C/7) Uta'foltowing: "Tire Farmer and tbeTariff." Cut. Tboma^ ‘The Wool Interou.” 'Jodie WdUamYavi or i g reuse "Workii.gUK n amt tbe Tariff. "Fnllaries of Free Tnute " E. P. Miller •• Wages. Living and Tariff.” E. A. Hat horn..'.... •The Vital QomUoo: Shall Asuerican in­ dustries be Abandons) and Ainrricaxi B = ttatne in German with addition.. "Tbe adrantace* of * Protective farifl to Uie Labor and Industrie* ot th>< Uoltcd . States. Fins Prize euny. IW7. Crawford I). Henlng. Unlv. Pa. H7.............................. •■1‘rotecUve.1' E.H. AuunMown................... ••What tea Tan flAnswer* tea Wortting- man... •Wool! ington ••Home Production Indbuiensabte. "eta First Priw Essay, IM*. Southern Home Indnstrlii L The tariff bill In the United States has passed the House of Repreaentativea by 164 to 149 votes. The bulk or the people are beginning to set their lacks up at paythg through the noae for their iron and rieel and other commodities. As It now stands the states aro decidedly going for free trade, and this will be the democratic cry at tl»e next election.—London iron Trade Circular, July 28,1888. The president feels compelled to charac­ To tire Gualtned Redon* of Barry County Michterize the attempt to brand him a* a free trader as deception, but for all that the electoral conflict now tn progress is a conMonday of XoretnberTmH. fllct lictween free trade and jnotectfon and rn nr,- n. I... „i........ .... nothing else.—London News, July fl. 1883. dent of the United .States; a nw. Ltmoraant Governor, Hecretsry of St.-ueTrvMerer, Auditor General, Con ADDITION ALLOCAL NEWSState Land Office. Attorney ( The fair starts off in tine shape despite "umu.omrewuieiPlrvIMom. the rain. The Bnlrlea promise to oxoeed any former year, and the exhibit in every department will be very interesting. The races will be the attraction however, ami some very fine speed contests are rx)>ected. There Is a large number of entries to the jfree for all trot, and It will be the beat ran* and the best time ever seen In Barry coun­ Constitution । ty. In the county race Tuesday, -Barry the people of vU : Uolddust won in S:3», N. T. Parfcar’s mare rejection An Ainiwdn 2nd. and Dr. Andrus' home 3rd. Barry Golddust is entered in the free for alL but will have to make the best mile he ever did If he shall win, so tbe horsemen say. He la a fine animal, a squaw- and beautiful bold bls offiee for u>e terrn trotter, and is getting to the front In great shspe this year. ent Smith Monday night, the occasion be­ ing n “vonvenuitlon party" given by Mrs. Smith. This la tho first party of the kind ever given In this city and while bring a new thing Is prmxmnced by those w!u> were present as a very pleasant and agree­ able way of entertaining a company, all being unanimous in prononneing it one of Stoves! CREAM HEATING AND COOK STOVES doried by the head* of th* Great Untverritiee m the Htrong-st Purret. and most Healthful. ll.L-'nu I'.wJ.■><>' we auppOM, that tbe Louisville p?PRICFs Stores! r urnitun guard* bring stationed to preToot any of MANTELS . AND Fire Place Appurtenances B '. given to each person « card on which wm, written 10 subjecta, the cards all Iwaring bell Vases Lawn Ornaments, Gate City Filters. Etc. EDVV. C. PARSONS. IIS £.-B««e-St., K&iumaz'io. Mien. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-10-03.pdf 5bcbfe5b86e63f3404c884d60811596e PDF Text Text jjir^est Circulation of any poper in the Hastings CountyX.IIII Hastings, 1 -C OT- mich.. octoberTippr COUNTY NEWS. W.slm’sday *. l»y ’ XSTCE2RXT ;O FEB ■X’ZE.A.LEe.. $1 ^oataMter. Banfield Al>\ Kl'.TWING BATES: . ir ...................................»100 00 A for special poultions. i.:: I’KJNTING. f fl In the Jot' Printing DoHusxix Everything in tba .. u,d with the latest taera of rowed iHittenui of macMnerr j-t.-n employed, enable* the lob work. prtarti ><. •atirve^ JJyroii I Ishvr. Crv-iv-. (-..r...... ’AKlH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. ». iipicd by DjyJanea, over u. Armau's. ' APl’F^N & VAN A RM AN. Lawyers. . irts of the -tate and in the to?V'lBtssff ss?.riu *-"~ipud iiAwiSnP1' their subscriptions u> u>« BaXxkm's Meat* natnSl !tooTc W Respectfully, OOOK i xIBKEBN. Middtevtll. I Delayed Utter. Mm. Carrie Reisf and her two children, or Muskegon, have l*x-u visiting her narmu. Mr. Mr.. <). c. Smith. t..r Tins I jmst two week. Her sister Ijdx will re। tut® with her to spend the winter. i ' ,o ’ ,iah . Ta > >' ”■ and hl- daughter. Mrs. f*SSS!i T***. Lucy Fuller, left Monday evening to vtait relative at Janesville. Wla Mm* Lyda Kenyon, of Ixiwell. spent the WANTED«^rg ! Warrant^ greater part of last week with her stater. Mm Janie* Whitney. Mr. Kenyon hat. rented his farm and will (Mea-a. where he .-ral lnduren*nt* to bnrmncrV S<* jx-. Z? *x>n remove u» periMiee necessary. Outfit tore Write for will engage In the livery Iraalneaa. term*, giving ag*. Uwyer Stare, of Grand Rapids, «u w 11. CHASE, Nureryuum. here Tuesday aBn attorney for Dennis Mention this paper. RocbeWer. N. V. McCarthy, of Gratton, in Hie trover ease* brought ta-forr Justice AV. E. DeGolla, by Maigaret Dooley, of Irving. The Parkhurst store l* nearly completed, and will anon la- occupied by Dr. Park­ hurst a» a drug store. A number or our citizens are In atten­ dance at the county fair thia week. Middleville exjieeta to send at, least ‘JOO republican to tlu» mass meeting to be held at Hastings, Oct 3rd. Win. H. Severance ami W. O. Clark, who were reported sick last week, an* able UKAJ.KhS IN SETS; saasFuSTTd Midi. uni zturgiMm. Hour* from 3 i. inn and Surgeon. . min,: ai-eare* <»t tbe !-r--*crvatlou ill rislou CTl S', LffiER & OMR DELTON, MICH. -I M1UVE. Lnwyem ;0|kI'moD block, Hastings.) . . > ........ —TV------- “ > \ . F. Hi,NAST«»>. LA QM1TH ' H. E. Hendrick. although slowly Itn|>roving.. Is still confined to Un- house: but ’ we understand that Mrs. Hendrick ta no Jirtter. Little Josie UiomL- and Lizzie Pierce arc • J. 3.‘ < nKMl* -ax « €«.•» stOTW) both seriously 111 with fever. r-*etl--rt In .ul roartsof the Stale. COIlectlona E<l. Steven.* and family. who attended ^rpaspUy st! r.Cng to. ______________________ the marriage reception of a brother of Mr. We carry a full line ..of lately purchased Steven* at Yrnnontvllle last Thursday, re­ £ C WELTON turned home Monday evening. good.*, such a* ■ h azeut Uribe Ohl Firmer'! Insurance Co. An Uncle Tom'* Cabin company are in H- ante, polkies <>-i a rasa's property agalnrt town. They haw completely charmed lire !mi sy are.Icmlnluz "r wind; again*: a man** small boys by their baud and dog*. til- by deMu and Mxideut. . 93 vttomey at law, A. pWK ft SHELDQN. <ya«lii A.-4FJC! BIoek.Hastings, Micb.) Hwetli-*r Abstract Books in Barry Ceuay. । ' F . !h ■filMMEKfclAN, Homcrtiathlc Phy­ -h-iuiSoflM Surgeon. ,«»f I. iGirop'M drug store.) .un i\ V, BARKER. Real Estate. Id- M 1 'iirancr and Loan.< ■uran Uttewituu G. Runyan a Son x doom north • ; ui p.*stuffiee. weiai <ie<rtiMi givoti to making cxebange* cl pMwrfy. Th. interests of non-resident protMtrfv i-l : i. carefully looked after. Forma .MallM;-'* ! --rehange. Hotwes and Soi Eton SoiU, tars ui bt Chairs, Willow to ui Sisisg Chairs, Mirrors, ta, taoui W And everything desired In tire furniture line. Our prices on these goods are rea*<mable. We guarantee to duplicate Hast­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, ings or Kalamazoo prices on these goods- (v i, und Court Sts., Hasting*, Mich. Rates. Si .00 per Day. : - i- ii-w, with p'.rasant rooms. The - ' tbr itahlj -1. respectfully solicited. Undertaking and Embalffiing A specialty. We have one of the fltupit of bearaes and attend ail calls promptly on Hastings City Bank, Mich. - short notice. We have also added a fery complete stock of CAPITAL, $50,000.00. ;he laws of the State of Michigan. CROCKERY, (hi which we are making very low prices. » We also have ■- Dec. IS. UM In building tar- Trunks ^nd Valises. C. I). Heebe, Cashier. UIKFCTORS: We sitali appreciate It as a favor to have the people of ihdton and vteinlty call at . . over --------------i-t. If you our store and- look our good*, wish to buy anything In our line, confident that we can satisfy you in both I). G. RoMnvrn, J. A. Greble. 1. F. Knappea. • C. D. Heriie. Hasting* Wednemlay. J!': ;,u SmS" XJi •» scluMil house on Gie Wth. Pet Shively ta on the gain at 1’™’''”’l-ml .Miner «i» -n-n -”"* “ ,br fnl[ 'V "‘nu*.; ta. on. rtal ** pltatrr no quality and price- WHOLE NO. 1740. ui manv winters. Wm>l«NktoU. ol l)llU. to -Wn, und. w. T. But.r u< fetfllvrs about town. ' * number from here anticipate taking In Um? Kalamazoo fair this weet bi bunding a new bouse. . •JinaA Wel,s hai' nL'w house well under way. state11' returned from N. Y. btotaitaWtawfll..-. be —> '-» M. J. Stanton was married to MIm Ida Noyes, of Grand Ix-dgv. last week. Onto Strong rides a fine new bicycle. Robert Brady iuu» imreirased the Blje Flint property. O. U. Si'ckkr. Grand Rapids. Ada Bazore started Monday for a iwo months visit In Ohio. Clark Wilber and wife, of Assyria Cen­ ter. visited at Seymour Mayo's last Sunday . D. L. Griffin and wife have moved on to HljS!?Lw»nita ha* returned to hta home In <X>Mm F. M. Quick is a little I«tter. Mm F. J- Quick and Mrs. E. G. Potter were hi Nashville last week, taking care of tier. Very respectfully. K»~l",C*rri' "Kta A Gw-tai [linking Basinet* Transacted. LAWLEH&SCDDDEB. FRIEKDS Don't seine of your neighbors or friends want the Banner during the campaign ? Ask them, and report to us. , w,,ci„t8p»ta>. ut Pennsylvanl*. were the guests <>i hAxw*tall *'•>-* IE Iwivn the y oung men and marrnxi men me ■Intrie men were victorious- Tte Nw Roller Mill, Moved and aupported^’' -nd ,0|H ^,r^'’ta?taPYri .axi-Hu Carried unamlously- BUY wheat, Hlr»orj • -........... non to 13 Custom aiiling .nd Specialty- ,„d All— WUltan. — 'rj»‘K M. K. Church. He was a bright litlk reb low of about two yearn Till* makes the ' K-- ,?■ ■T.'J ,'1™4’ since wming to Prairie* Hie. «nire ta to be a great mta.don.ry gatte . MimX thtewwk. which will be '.uww I-! ita hW—> ™-rtrt »*'• , J. D. Goy *n<l sister, Mm Bivens, were at Grand fiiplds laMt wrck’ Chas. Kinev, Mr. and Mm Geo- ManJtall snd May Griffin are among the sickHcv. Fast, th.- new V. Bpreached his first sermon at the V. Bchurch Sobltath evening, "e belle* e tie will give good satisfaction. John Ryan continues to buy wheat at the ware house, and Mr. Mosher has found it neo'ssary to employ another clerk in hta store. in moving Otto Mason s goods and fami­ ly. Alex Mcttallum's team ran away and ■the driver. Wallace McCallum, and Mm Mason were severely hurt. Frank Wilcox ta visiting In the northern jmrt of Michigan. Daniel Tbmnpwm has got through work­ ing In Kalamazoo. L. H. Barnes is still at work there. Mm Amanda Barnes hrn. returned from a visit to friends in VanBuren county. Her daughter. Mix* King, accom]>anicd her ’'"bowwi Gurel and family, of Battle Creek, have been visiting at Daniel TlK»P«a»Kate -Tyan. or Kalamazoo, is visiting her iSSmta- I™ “»■ “HH* cents. TV.'b“l • Gmttemrn to- vlted.J. N. J'*thermi dr*v«i O.r .in Mr. Coliter ZS?;S»52 Rtata-"-"-- W Etta Robinson will cfoae a suixeaeful term of xliool next Friday. Hhe will teach the winter term. The great event of the wtoon was the hunting match, which took place on last Saturday. There was twenty men ««wch aide, called by Ute respective names of the Reds and Bltw* Dugairi captain of the red*, and Obed Chamberlain of the blues. It was a very poor day to hunt, but the Red* scored BB.X4. and the Blur* The ItedsJtad to pay for ths i..w m ;±: MlpJ«rr. * <r > Go*s on Thursday aftirtonjrofM. u>e Grinding • data* /' tall Bld*. hri. Mrs. Clara Rogers, of Bay City, ta visit­ ing Woodland friends. Itis reported that a furniture and under­ taker's shop will locate here soon. A good many of our |>eople attended the Hastings fair. A chicken pit- social will be held in the building formerly occupied by Mm P. B. llunsicker. on Tuesday night for the beneht'of Uie M. E churcjL George Baitinger, of Grand Rapids. 1* visiting his mother and slaters. Hough A Snyder rxpeewto run a plan­ ning mill .In connection with their wagon shop anil fenl mill. The merchandise la-longing to the late J.. W. Holmes estate has been sold to u Mr. Schantz, of Illinois, who expects to con­ duct a general merehantile business In thb. place. Many of onr people will attend the great mass meeting on Wednesday. Dan Miller hauh-d the tile for 10 rod.* of ditch from Vennontvllle at three loads. Sylvester Lane still carries his arm in a sling. W. C. Downing Im* the lumber sawed for his uew shop. C. S. I’alnwrton’g mill was running in full blast on Saturday; - Ira Hopklii*' engine gnt mJ red one day last week. , Mm E. Bolton, of West WuodlamL was milled on Sunday. , Mr. Gate's family will move to lake Odessa soon. Mm Mary .Stlnrhi-mnb, of Hasting*, will soon occupy tile Andrew Carj*nter bouse. Charley McArthur has his new Imni nearly completed. An Improvement association was organ­ ized ou Monday nighu . B. S. Holly went to Iktroit on Tuewlay t<» purchase goods. Geo. Garlick la clerking for B. b. Holly. H. C. Carpenter A Son have purchased Hough A Snyder's agricultural business. They will also move their hardware stock, at Sunfield, to thia place. C. C. Field, of Hasting*, was in our ptace on Monday , in the Intonate of a roller mill. YotTTO Soldikk. mother. About M attendr,! the fair from here last Delton, Mich., & Rev. S.. Collins has returned from a abort vhrtt to Chicago. A mistake was made in my last cone monieation. J. J. Perkins and CapL Earl did not aoeonijmny their wives cast as stated. Imo Beard is employed as clerk in the store of M. J. Gosh. Clare Aldrich, of Hickory Comers, was In our town .Saturday. Mrs. L. 1/Ireland commences with a churn 1n painting this week. H. M. Byington made a trip to Petoskey last week and now Is content with hta resi­ dence in Barry. Theron and a. a. Aldrich went to Uhicagu last week to make selections and buy G. A Herding, of Campbell, spent Sunday furniture goods together wrth undertakers with G. Allerdlng of this place. «tu’*»-ih»v,njt rented Ute .tore rerently W. W. McKlblien fa suffering with an aching tooth. vacated by Capt Roberta. Mrs. W. T. Barber liar so far recoven-d Mrs. A. 11. Raymond is expected home from her late lllnrss as to ride out. Mr. Francisco and wife fave been ntakNearly everybody ta try ing to recover wrek''F fonu’*r hn**’ a vWl ,ht* J*”1 from the i4tecte of the-fair. Mtas Etta Wickham spent Sunday at . A new millinery .tore Is being opened home. Miss Pet Shively I- not much lietter at to meet the want.-, of Us- people by Mm Eddy, nf Augusta. tiila writing. Nothing haH yet been decided relative to moeUngs at the Pod Augtir. The Pmbibltkmtata raised an uh pole H. A. NIcImiIs I* to teach in the Fl sb dis­ last Thursday afternoon, and In the cran­ trict. ing Rev. Stuart, colored, talked on prohi­ bition. * Haan«-ld. , The democratic senatorial convention will Levi Bre.ee lias been very sick. • tie held at the opera house next Friday . Mm Rose Troy and Miss bls Chandler Oct. 5th. In the evening Hon. F. Pen­ returned Monday from th«4r visit at Cale-1 nington and M. F. Jordan will speak on donla. Uh* political issues of the day. it remind.* The ladies' aid eorietv bolds a stwiaf at me that Mr. Jordan is postmaster at 'Mid­ Mm Lottie Dewey's toHtay. dleville. also chairman of county Commit­ Mr. Glantz. of Aurelius, has been the tee and running for representative, ail of guest at I.. C. Edmund's the past week. which Is contrary to Grover, who says Mis* Millie Corney instructs the pupils public office l.* a public trust." at the King school house during the fall C. W. Smith has moved Into hta new- MB. liouse. Lillie Tretherie lias commenced her work C. B. Link ta moving into the Prindle for the i-omlng winter at Albert King's. house. Charles Schumaker and L. Edmund's Almost everybody attended the Barry spent Saturday- and Sunday at the home of county fair Ivt week. • C. M. Edmund*' at Galesburg. Nasliville horaenien are.pleased at Uie reconl that Barty Gold Dust made at tlie fair last week. Recent rains will make good fail feed. Elder Haller, of loiila. preached at Uie But little hopes are entertained of Uncle Evangelical church last Smsiay. John McArthur's recovery. Dr. Wright, Mrs. H. (». Hale returned from Green­ of Carlton, was called here for counsel last ville last Thursday. Wfiek. and Dr. Weaver. of Nashville, wiuhHasting* republicans an- preparing fora N’kxl with Dr. Kilpatrick, of this place. on big time at that city Wednesday. Sunday. Our efficient county- treasurer was on our Mrs. Ixsvl Holmes and Agnes Holly streets last weak. 'have gone to IXxik|>ort. N. Y.. to visit P. A. JutesTia.* a brother visiting him friends. from Uanadw / Jacob Heffcr has returned from Battle F. G. BowWr is visiting in Chicago. Minnie Tooker, of Battle Creek. Is the guest of her gtandparenta. Mr. and Mm H. W. Morgan. Mm E. J. Reach and daughter returned from Chicago last week. 11. Hull, of Calctionla. was buried here W. J^Ritchir ami motiier liave gone to Sunday by the Masonic order. western New York on a vIslL taking in The raising of the pole Saturday' by the the excundon at Dt»trr. Sept. 17th. We republicans was a suerews. Quite a numwish them a pleasant Journey and a gtmd Irr from Hastings .were present, "nie time. speaking by Hon. Jonti Carvvth and Or­ Minnie Mclxwd recently sliced one bttn- lando Thoma* war. Just grand and enthus­ drwl and fifty bushels of apples at Ctarke A iastic. It shows that Pnnnelee isn't full of Eldred's new drier. If anyone can l»*at democrats. tlita record plea-e report. The coni is nearly all cut in this vicinity, and Mime farmer* liave commenced to busk Aha Nevin* shipped a car loud of hoc* their com. from Un- station Saturday. • A box social al Rev. Stocking* liwi Fri­ Isaac Wilson and wife lef^Mst week for day evening. There were about 40 present, Shiawassee county. when- they will spend anti all report a good time a short linn- with friends.' Frank !x*monuitix has traded horees with Plainwell fair ta wild to have been a Will Otto. <>f Middleville. failure this year. IL B. Green and family visited nt H. B. Two Indies from Otsego were accidently Bennett's last Sunday. hurt at the fair in trying to cross the race 8. RlteWe has the gray mare ami roll courae. while a race was going on. One of them wax said to be twwreiy Injured. good bargain for some one. S. C. Doster -hipped a cat) load of hogs The firtt nine base ball «-lul> organized in Monday. < Yankee Springs last week, and expect .-own to Is- able to give J'hleago a chance to erm* bata with them. Delayed Utter. it is reported that fh-orge JUs- and Hat­ tie Penfield are married, and gone to Jack­ Bt-n Demary and Emma Quince, of son to live. Wootiland. hundayetl at A. Itemary 's. ' Eva May Simmons, of IU»d City , is vis­ Imuu- Week* has hta house nearly cotn- iting relatives and,friends hen-. Frank Mosey and Coml Eldred have re­ 1 Most everybody attended the fair at turned home from Dakota. A. IL Brooks and wife, and M. Andrews Hastings last week. Lizzie Warner started Sunday for ( har- and wife are .*i*ettdlng a few days capping lotte where she will spend about a week and fishing at Clear lake. with old Mends and thru start for Una Elbridge Potter I* at Flint attending the 're-union of hit regiment, the UHb Mich. wee county to visit her Ulster. Mu>t every iKMly from U»h place are in­ tending to attend the mass meeting at ^Enurtus Whitromb attended the fair at SEI ItaT-ri- - "" Hendta-hM. 0. G. Bobir.- hi. Prealdaat; < nlrt eos. iprtairx’. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. NO. 23 Utings Banner j-l Banner. S'- J “ ing in Grand Rapid-,l- OUR ANGLOMANIACS. FORMER DAYS FRENCH WAYS WERE THE s FASHION. carrying u* away from everything Ei an-l Uiward everything FrShch. The Appleton never ■ they should go to thing* in the French way. not the English. been flinuy. but the fact recognized wa* im­ portant, >t i.nticated a period »i»n Frimcb standard*, not English, prevailed In oar a i.iMmtn class Il must be remembered that Anglomania la go to Germany in xboohfor study, and rarely 'visit England since tlie death of Darwin. It tbe death of Richard Grant White, «ho wa*, moreover. a» ardently anli-Engiub in lotoa direction* ns he wt* vubenwntiy Enghab dg which aspires to h ad the English and actually lead* it in enterprise, while falling behind it limitations Kill exist. not English. No American tady with dr*ad *”-----Amerh-an wah to bo < " iveling anywbera an Englishman, for the simple mi*on that popular. Tl»e key to this allege. 1 Angio- which it flndsbeMt of its kind. A»i found in France or Germany—the minor enriveniencre and faciliUn* Which belong to a Itself newly dnvelo|»d. thia American class turn* to England for a good standard of coachmen's clothe*. It high bred life German knowledge Tb>w also are fully discredit to England that her one high philo­ logical authority, Max Muller, is a German, uiia '. Higginson1* "Man and Woman.’ BaoocLY*, Oct �MOHAMMEDAN SCHOOLS. A SCENE WHICH CROUS TO A IS WOODS FOR FURNITURE. MINERS' WAGES. HARVEST LUDI­ VERY The free trade organa have a good deal to aay about tbe tow wagn* paid to mlaara in the eoal and iron ravioli* of this eoun- EUROPEAN. minora have to undergo acema dispropor­ tionate. and that it doc* not compare wfli rwAn.ite — «- ->?■* tofa^^rnin^TZ:.^. toward* the buikling in which the school is are atuy are rancuonm r.y general usage), While tho udra are lined with little boys of Various n,-n» squatted upon their brcla on the loot which Is generally covered with a thick inat, :n addition to which thoee pa rente who can afford it .provide their sous with a bit of . wH^^7ra^«X •o valuable In tbraZdan. But tela Mens to bo •omethiug universally ehfiracterist.c of Um minerkrai hnR Tbe clreumatanra that a good dral J? mine I Ubur ddtentau ot T* I probably ha* conalderabte to do Minnesota, D4kota> ■ bare I Amerioan fte. trader, to 'ura tta tow mwed up into material* for rung* and prate of parlor chair* Tbe old snarled limb* and knot* of the walnut t reo* are sought after with avidity fay buyers through the country district*, who tell them to firms that manu- average of miner* wages in thia country m an argument in favor of tho dcatruotlon of tbo tariff, for tow. a* they may be. tbo stipend, of En^toh miners arc far lower. A comparison of tbe two may be instructive. This little table give* Eng «i_u —j American .------ >— -------— milling I Itoh and wages • for I bituminous coal: Wrakiy Weekly | Occopetloa. wage* i to obtain Care -EXCURSIONS IfcfWyfcHAi. MONTANA, tvesday, ^aXja Clxuj’,' I se"^Wt . Purify th lAlftt Mtlt /jAfVfA' BY., from ST. PaUL & NiNN^ipoug >. Lu* AT ■ ■Rut on their own peculiar digulttoa All cheaper HK.lMpMriiCa Chicks, . * —' —.re. as» own too** without any of that individual beriteMoo or general cxmhralon which might be ex­ acted. fill at once wtth * loud voice, and with a con­ tinual aaeaaw al Um body, withoqf which which this affords is extremely ludicrourto • European. |iarticuteriy a* th* wal of the ■npraaa with a favorable opinion of their •ppbcstion and program the noise in tho — — . . _ —. Mamorou. uproar of many voiora WU 1UU It «nu ffi*Uagui*b tbe individual accuracy of each the motion* alio of the pupila. This object BMpareof..... Drt*«ni .... FUraaoKnen Switch* reprc* Each quarter Jutnere........ U Enctorare . ami coming to a sharp rdga. Tho IkmciIs are Firemen . sawed off the sharp edge, and each sawing, I-Iatotaywx therefore, throw* off a board wider than tho .Thus it will be seen that English bitu­ one before IL Sawiug the quartern of the minous coal miners receive wages only log in this manner tho lumber is beautifully about half as large oh do thrlr Araencan cro** grained. The cro«* grained lumber is brethren The superior condition of our “worked” into the flneet parlor furniture at awn wageearntrs in this industry Isqulte' present. Tho wood ia susceptible of a vary---------J the ‘fact “J that very conclusively shown “by fin. pototo. and th* crore grain pruduore an . «nany of them are tbenwelve* inmigranta effrct. made by lioU, nature and the raw, I who have f.mnd here more romlorts than that i. far superior to tha art of the more «x- J-hey oouldgetabrcrei Nine or ten ddpertonred graincr । barw re week, the lowest wages paid full But one of tbe prominent feature* rtill in &row'n mca iu Amencau coal mints, ac ___ ___ I-- '. - I cording to thi* table, arc quite as low ns | anybody, except the free traders, would |■ like to ace them go. An approximation , ■ to the miserable pittance of <4 and even less which some classes of English miner­ I receive may be a desirable thing from tho free trade point of view, but genuine Americans would regard it as purchasing is then applied, which give* a neat finish to mere cheapness at an exorbitant coat. the woed, and this is then a fair imitation of Four dollar a week men umv do fora monarchy, but they are not tbe kind of citizens for a froo republic.—Boston ' very valuable, and is toft in its own natural Journal color, although it to wmeunra stained to BRITISH PRESS COMMENT. represent rosewood. Soft maple, poplar and this is the gn ateat one iu the furniture' maoufactorte. A vary simple preqwruUon. oompracd of crude oil and lampblack, to rubbed on the highly polished surface of oak, and gUB ara stained with preparations of burnt —— — ---------■> — — . —w.jtmuuux. Boom Arab* < 1raired a friend of mine to let wood largely —* uu uv ouv reaping, you ara talking I” Tho fact, however, is that ex- c raad tn tl» schools) can or do exercise tbe acquirement in *#tcr life, and the few who do r.malu actually qualified to read with facility, rarely do »> without somo stimulus taoumpa:aWy Krougw than would be re­ quired in this, or jerbapa, any Eurojxwn a book to themseh-ra, although all tbe aoUons of their ordinary lifs are moeh more exjKaed to public notice than ran wall le imagined in Uiis country. These tact* axe easily explained. Books •re expensive artictos of iuxuri in Mohamtmvtoii couutnm. and this is aloue »uffic>eut to account tor much that we have stated. Before the introduction of the art of printing thp st^tv of knowledge among the j>eopto wa» obvious < ircumstauo-. which would have grout uiflucucv even were manuscript books much more cubunou and cheep than they ■re. This 1* the difficulty of reading manu■Tint This difficulty should not be under­ rated. Even iu this country moat educated peraun* would require considerable stimulus to induce them to go through a manuscript Your totter by tho hand of Mr. ITunk was tainly believe of youj that we ara doing tbe V44 J best we con. You do not receive arms from us as fast a* you need them, but it is •hare around what wB have, sending tbe larg­ est share to the point* which appear to need you need. I see an article in an Indianapolis guns to bo distributed with some troop* at Lawrenceburg. Madison, New Albany and Evamvilto. and I ordered tbe guns and dina-ted you to send tto> IKrtant tliaxi i do; but 1 am compelled to watch all poult*. While I write thia 1 am If hundred thousand'strung. ages of printing that it has tended to simplify parison vfiry imperfectly iUnatrataa our Oriental I do not expect from here to defend Louisville, of which there is not a single hostile armed soldier within forty miles, nor any force known to be moving upon it from any distance. It is true the army in our front may make a half circle around »outh ward ami move on Louis­ ville; but when they do we will make a half circle around northward and meet them-. write •hortlsand with facility are unable to ara deciphered the want of punctuation rva- individual hand* and flourish^, it will be literature and knowledge encourage* any liable to bo deceived in ratimating the com­ petency of a Mohammedan to read. A very large part of a common education consists in leaning by heart a very cowdrrablo portion of the currunt literature, jiarticnlarJy of tho the v*ry limited nomb>r of books which passage with which he 1* acquainted, and Mil repeat it correctly aa if from the book; tat, if suddfluly interrupted, be la afterward of Camp Dick itobinaon, re-cufuroxl from Cincinnati, moving on him, than beenuae of his inteuUuu to move on Louisvilto. But if bo d«w go round and rewafurco Buetow, tot Dick Robineoa come aruuntl and reeuforco Sherman, and tbe thing te uutetanttally aa it waaXhcu Zolhooffer left Cumberland Gap. 1 »thtc this a* an illustration; for, in fact, I think if Uw gap is left ujam io us Dick Bobinson should taka it and hold it; while In­ dians and the vicinity of Louisville in Ken­ tucky can reenforce Bharman faster than ZoUiccffer can Buckner.—The Century The Italian official is nerar in n hurry, and thmut vast multitude of public servant*, a doM being appointed to do the work which two or thro* could easily accomplish did they display any activity. Th* most is obliged to sacrifice an eudhaa amount of time to rectify an official blunder. Ha is eent tram on* place to another, holds long eonferauce* will) lunumcnibto dignitaries. teMatod. Clipping, Showing That England Apprcclate* t ftvalaad'* MffUrU la Uar Uvhalfi Tho London Iron and Steel Traders’ Journal apeak* of the Democracy as “the party which advocates entire freedom of trade.'' It to considered here that free trade with ua (In America) to just what is needed to revive drooping English industries.— I London Dispatch to New York World. He and they (Mr. Cleveland and the Democratic leaders) have taken up again the old free trade policy of the South Carolina politician*.—London Saturday Review. We shall be much mistaken if the effect of this state communication will not be to strengthen considerably tbe cause Of free traders in all parts of the world.— j London Post. Mr. Cleveland has taken his stand on free trade. Andon that broad question Mr. Cleveland's candidature natarallv and necessarily carries English sympathy — Landon Globe. The electoral conflict now in progres* is between free trade and protection and nothing less. The stone now set roDing will not stop until it has broken tho idol of protection to pieces.—Loudon News. voted for a system which encouraged manufacturing alone, and that afforded him no protection. Our rontemnararv 'u'E' u“ “t’SfUz wb“ *” it i«a case of ‘111 stand by you if you’ll ■tend by me. And this very matter has helped the United .States to reach its present proad position of being the lead­ ing industrial nation of the world. Had the farmer and manufacturer not stood *>y e«eh other, had they adopted the ab­ surd advice of tbe free traders, the United States today would have been the third fJa^2?.7‘rU *“ whea Democrat* handed the government over u> t|- Re^nbUcans in 1881—Ban Francisco Chron- Our present liemueratlc administration hss proven that the amount of duty levied upon foreign merchandise is not nddtxl to the cost of the article in this country. If the duty on the 2,000 woolen blanket* had been added to the price of thoee recently offered to our government by the homo producer they would have cost |7,620. Bnt our manufacturers offered them for <8,120, or <2.400 less than they would havh cost if the full duty had been added to the selling price.—Cleveland leader. . , ?» Py*11”1 •U«"J l>» H«r urf harbor bill, appropriating millions of dollare for the bout-fit of certain localitiw in which big Democratic majorities are ob­ tained. to become a law by omitting U> give It attention within the tweribed period of ten days; but be would not dream of permitting such a thing to han­ pen in tho caae of a bill granting a to “ widow. —ct. Louis U Jobe Democrat. dispatch. in England that British crop* bare suf. it would be wall to report Um case almply to 1* ojxn to the bountiful harvest* of Araario*. Buraia. India and Australia and «l than ever before I Hood’* Sa Held by Ml dratfto*“"wC.l.BOOO* QU NCR RILES, < SALT RHEUM. JOHNSTON’S SAiUPARILLA FCR PURIFYING tn BLOOD. Used for 30 Years. Bost Preparation in trie World Montana i.rwTn'l* nVi’rVJS”1* *m trip tote tolnr 4-J. inrtmung rkf.at Pali . PerwwmWInni. T1, si J,hn*r!' •** '•her Mlanr»ot*. bas<.u Tfir.WOKLb.Mid For OVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, |OOJ><*^J CCL1X1 S&SB* CATARRH. Rcu;b«lc oataraoav. •a a 1‘owvivc Gvaaaa cane* that arlee from a ntsorrierc :1 P. I. WHITNEY 1395^^^16405 Me. repretofy rt-pahon. 1> m. \ frlualf, , ,llU. pica on tbe dree It ecm not l-'ace. Kkln BtaraM^B ],url u., m *t I»l»ca~c», 5»H . Rbcnm, Beil*. RKXl* H i» th.- Beat Madwtaa I* *M fsr RMoisilng O>* towta. Quart BOTTLES. $1.OC. ’ '• BotUea fcw E.k). bell vend fir- of any cLtoge. ■tai by ta bwiggiiah Sul lor circular. W. JOHNSTON A QO.. Detroit. tWIch UUi.-<s'kXiMincte. I Of Bwravre. iu. . h« M.H MiiMl-rttle Nashville Uet rth 233 ®‘ ”” ''U!r °* *M*T. ta*t* 1 **h, **V M K*i»trn I o clock, in the iorvr««.ri. iJ W. L D $3 SHOE ; warn, in w Ata's I and d->rribe.i *■ foitou, ■ *t a »tak- In u.r If You Are Sick The only fine eatf S world mafia wtWCT «y..«h and durable a and haring no larks or ui V hand srwrd welt “vr^rtoVGtTfi W Paine's Celery Compound vtifiin* and alne-v i:.. ■ ■ft caatainln* «.ti- A A WO loty. Wztfcar. AdmtaMntor JJeiBER iViir rs.era V I Garments Renewed 4;X!LEU£e«^°iLL,' A Child can use by Waua, lucMaaieux a Co. Hurmigum. Our esteemed contemporary — frro trade, of course -say* ‘‘manufacturers want free raw material*, but what they are afraid of is the desire to get even which would move to vengeful action tbe raw material produewra- Of course manufacturers w ould like to Lave free raw material*, but it shows that they ore patriotiu as w, U .. extremely sensible in recogntolug tho fact that the farmer would be aXl if he bates •r For tbe Aged, Nervous, Debilitated. -ui‘ M*CHINERY^xr.l"FREE WUt, kICHAKDIOB £ (.. „ Prrau, Bwfagta. VL Addreas C. G. HARPTOB. BaM! lick “A Great Newspaper.” z- rw nf Ih" tl>C SkW rCa?'t,On A*1 j ^tcw ^‘Or^ GraP&, some three years ago, published a critical k'rOWt Of JT: Cl,^GO News« which sets forth ^ dearly some of the vears^h-it it u?H unda,**’n';.the development of one of the phenomenal successes of later date sunni ramf i^.^1*3'’ br‘ng somc of the Graphics figures down to the present date, supplemental ttatemcr.fc are parenthetically added by the present writer. havinffHAe l!"’ 11,sJ’nct’on ol n,uch indebted for its remarkable growth in dreu.mving- me TaTgeiirdaily”circuiai. >n in America America is is lation lation to to tbe the persistent adherence on the part (r'.nce this ' ment was made it is possible that '!•. g?«»wri» • t •of the other Chicago dailies to the "blanket"lu.-ct" style of journalism. Of all the people in the New York World entitles it to first p! ‘‘ . America the average Chicagoan is most in a hurry । TJu Graphic to-day devotes a page to sketc.ic and least ■ inclined to wade through columns of scenes in and/ about its establishment ■ The iu tory of this paper is probably without a parallel ■ erbiage and stuff. The Daily News is the only Chicago daily that has the facilities for giving all in the annals of American journalism. It was founded December 20th, 1875. and was the first the news, and at the same time the guod sense to low-priccd daily successfully established in the present it in concise form. The result of such a West. At the end of its first year it had achieved condition pf affairs is that The Daily News prints a circulation of about 10,000. From that time on more papers than all the other Chicago dailies its growth has been remarkable. It now prints combmedf . J*In considering all the causes which have seven editions daily, comprising both morning and evening issues. Its statement of circulation entered into and produced so phenomenal a jour- ' for the year 1884 shows a daily average of 125,178 . nalistic growth the most important one unques­ copies, unquestionably the largest daily circulation tionably has been the controlling conviction of its • on the American continent. (The sworn state­ managers that the “cheap paper ” should be cheap ment for 1887 shows a daily average of 165,376.) only in price; that its news should be as fresh and “ In politics The Daily News is always inde­ complete, its editorial discussion as able, and its pendent, never neutral. While its editoral ex­ general tone and character as pure and iieathful . pression is sometimes vigdrous to the degree of as its best and highest priced cotemporary. AH severity, there is always in its utterances of opinion this the “ cheap paper " may easily be even at its so manifest a purpose to be impartial and fitir to reduced price. all opposing interests, that it rarely loses the con­ “ The difference of revenue between the twofidence of the reader, however much it may fail to cent paper (even more so when the price is one bring him to an acceptance of its own view con­ cent), and the higher-priced “ blanket-sheet,” the cerning the matter in hand. latter throws away in useless and unasked for “As a newspaper proper, The Daily News sire, that not only is of no worth to' the reader, has earned a reputation for enterprising news­ but is even an annoyance, in that it compels him gathering second to none in the United States. i to gleam what is of real news interest from, a mass It is the only cheap paper in tbe West that is a of verbiage and worthless amplication. member of the Associated Press. It gives its “ It is because its managers have hern wise readers all the —— "it for ---------gives its elements recognise the . essential enough to recognizejoun. these ...uers au the news news worth worth mwi giving udJ-give, of practically the best American two cents. (Now it does it for nr ent» twocems. day that Ths Dalt-V News is the b.-: '...-Hz cf Auicxiuii jvunmlism cf to­ __ “Astde from Its own deserving merits as a pvpmar familyNews is. the . best • and most day that general The Daily complete and cheap newspaper, it is doubtless popular Chicago general or the West." family newspaper published in It seems hardly portble that aa endorsement of merit could be framed in stronger “ tte foregomg analysis, and yet bow much greater is not the achievement no* that^uch a journ Tna Duu Naws is placed in every man's handa at the reduced price of ONE CENT A >_>'2 - - j 4?* oWtrfriu if ArarrtniM itaratota* raa ’ ” — ' -* — GRAND RAP roktn* effe The Chicago Daily N»:\y< T»ix Chicago !»*•»- »»— - >lda:; daily rket rcpocu. Addr-i, Tta Daxlt NkWX, CMJCAUO feEL: Chart**. n-'H-.lt xitoa*..... Ctty ■ w TIM �FARM AMD GARDEN. Pnrehr the Children tea the debility «< changtog w re Uum adultt. and they bepevU’b, and uncontronaMl. di clwto**4»nd thegyMfcm pr toe Ute Ct Hood’. c.'2t «>■ t*° f‘,“dT Lftx-fl tfwn they broke all out wtth n»dr.-adful I thought I should toto m . sarwjurUto cured them ooaSh4 «hcy ba»e been healthy ever : iha: UwvJ's Sareaparflto EXPERIENCES ,4WCLM1 AND Cjhzbutter « wwrrawro packmes. JOSHUA’S COMMISSION. OBSERVATIONS I MtHNU, FROM TRUSTWORTHY SOURCES. CWlCHf!. LESSON I. FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ print" fnr./ NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 7. tor R E M E bvLumbago. FRESH, i orkcr calls the atructuro shown ln"th« " r"™r STRONG EVIDENCE. pubtober.) -tator^Si . SIMMONS; purify the Blood I tho land, its suhaequont division among tho tritxs and the appointing of cities of refuge. uf unvsuoi . l. i,.! .unknowtl :, ...Ur .il evidence. up my aysteni . eiv amictlte. and .1. P. TUOMPeo* d. Muss. , Hood'- *... j h and LUfh flBVor air and 11 m।fairness of Joseph, which they had brought with them from Egypt and carried al! through their wildmu-ss wanderings. carvf'*1^y m»de, by exposure to I OMi, Cedar Rapid*. Iowa. *•£ i Sarsaparilla It i. a frame budding. 1() by Ifl f.-,.f8 fee! fi •): floor to ceiling Th<» dr>o.- is in tbe sunt h and n daulSr «in.kro h, t)10 •- et; six- for 13. Mate r» o; CO.. Lowell, Mass. 100 Dof‘-5 One Dollar* ’ Cau tion ! ■ UlM>rt r.«. -tjut cured u bottle nt uurth Lc studding hi both mi's <ira sided up !«• :dr ajid out who shjn lapped lumoer and the s^oe between und that •hove the ceiling are pack.xi with chaff or sawdust to tho dopth of t or f. InchiA x The sides nre made double of lumber 8 indies wmo The lower irndte board being saw.-.i so »s to tit bctweui the stud­ dings, of which th<«n< ore three in each side, is Mnged-to tlw floor nud* falls out­ wards, the ends being sawed ou a miler on ea-h side of the rtuddltig thus mak’ug u reasonably tight loin*, when the board to taiaed; the next fxuird fo nailed aulidlv the whole length; the next one sawed as before and hinged to.the top of the second board and alternately to the top. Tho outside boards are left tho entire length and are put on the reverie of tbo Iniwr ones, tho upper lx>ar<l beitrg first nailed un. tho next one hinged to its lower edge and noon, or a two inch mrippotjld bo nailed on with Its lower edge il.hiebcs below the plate, and the .• ••■/'nd bnnnl hinged to Ito lower edge turd a atrip cut to fit between Its uj»per »dg« axid thb cor­ nice board hinged to Its upper edge tho r lhe pnnts ,rt' wa*n- offers tbo greatest surface exposure The i EnuL“ thu Tery fonn in which _p® C**51-0 *■ »Oett£B CQ..B*»l«#ro.«A wtla glonously alive. What a deliverance to be f rvc from the burden of ruling and guiding that rebellious and unbelieving hot:; what a IJ' to have personal fellowship with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, Enoch and Noah and tbo myriads of tbo redeemed iu glofy. 2. “Arise, go over this Jordan.” Joshua might bare nxkod how tliey were to cross Who Is WEAK, NElVOrA DEBIUTA. TED, who inhliFOLLTand 1GNOBASCB has T7UTEED away hla VIGO* of BODT, n ■> * n * nw w W.A «ntr a .Wirt In tho walcq.roof paper, to make a packRPC :.-i ll.'srlv al» .. ImT.-i., r?r • r ■» possible, before Icav Illg tho dairy room where It is made. Httia protaetml. If well cooled and firm , PrnJmtm'J4 r’p'.’Vi andtiuper' "itendriit of I*111.11* Instruction; also a member "I the State Board of Education lu place of Beta HSfr •h"*«’ ’rem of ofn.ev. Ill expire DeremI ’K'prewntaUve f., Congtsw. have taken or WHO han failed to cure you. 0>FEMALENsufforlng from diseases pecu­ liar to their sex can consult with tbomauraaoa j. ur friendly letfi r.i F. D. CLARKE, M. D. Merrill Block, Detroit. Mich. Tho BUYERS'GUIDES issued March and Sept., . each year. It is an encyIclopedia of useful infor- w. L. DOUGLAS $8 SHOE. iJCHlCAN . ■ is? ?5hS«S . IS I - Yh7ii,.%la»tS!i^SSK»- IiM’:. •• ■>~i bi tho fermentation. .ri I.f the Ohio experimental '"bated thhSrd day of Hept. A. D. is*. Dated this are o»y A cAMr?iccu „ Admiujstndrlx. Sigh* iwr petard !«• •‘“■w •‘•"{J£ TO ADVERTISERS. K.lrtii~ "TaKT. bowm.1. * CO. Stiitionr . . Hastings. ........ Hindu.... • .bath's* ... Cloverdale DritOU ...Mito... & IB I«po. cxTlurk weeds that may run to **d ana f’AUUlebtta’X«^ Si.trMI* «a At Richland Junction wtthiC.•>• . - . 1.__ ... ■ > Wltll rUKD-KBI FoTsaleF” appliances to ride, walk, danoe, sleep. ' styles and quantities. Just figure out what in required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, xnd you can makes fair estimate ol tho value of the BUM EBB GUIDE, which will bo sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay. postage, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. Great Clearing Sale Summer Goods Bcslcn Dry Dds Stere. Marr & Duff have marked down all lines of Hmn;ner Goods Jn order to mskr room for our Parasols stock. Chailie Delaines Marked way down to » cents a yard. BeautUul .11 A lints whua lain* dress fnr tile price of calico. To Stimulate Trade Special Drives In Uoslery. In ladies’, children's and Kent's they will not crock or fade; if tliej do. bring them baek and we will give you a new pair. Marr & Duff’s Rrlrt Iflwtrint Stock In White Goods If complete. _Wehave a large line of nounclug and Embroidery .n.irh Ou 1UC—” k'“"A-*. -J J w>* • . slock. Wr fstrehased some extra rood bargains from the aurtiou sate in New York. and we <omr III A«u iwm „ ... w—antae to suit you with prices and quality. Children’s Lace Caps Marked down to cost. Alt freak goods, and in Marr & Duff Hare the boat equipped drygoods bouse tn Bat- Marr & Duff much more for tbolr leader J He as their guide was to -delight in tbe law of tho Lord and meditate therein day and night*1 (IV.!, 3.) UF..1I with water which a little scalded well wuu » (H^olved. to re- - a lisiofiJX»newspapero<llvi<!edliilo8TATKS bttkll'ff„r^tor« that may not have been AXDHKfT’WNHwilltwMmt on application.-, of Thy mouth is better unto me than thouto W. wUh tho first washing. ’rT,f:ih;«ew!w want their . drertlring torthoroo^ pSJ-lo ’UI soon aertry w7^X7no SSer TIME table. luofieet July 1st. U*L '. ihlu nnmi-r two (J. north of range number (11* i ENN in MN’IETT, rtMFiJm upon ICE, and all t!ic EFFECTWleadlnr to .Y DECAY and perhaps CONM MPoc I SNA JI ITT. should cuns ult at once nEEBKATED Dr. Clarke. EstebUahad 3. “Every plain.that tho solo of your foot shall tread an.” Thus Ho had said to Mcoas (DeuL xi, 24), and now Ho confirms it to till sold or inicd. the better To facilitate for for the eleventh Senatorial district, remclow packing tho bquaroand brick forma I P,rtM“2 ’M'fouMtesot Harry and Eaton; also u a go i to pouawi the land which tho Lord God of MV preferable tn th‘ roli and rotind-pXt | the State LeglMaturer l-cgtalature; comcom- .your fathers hath given youT (xviii, 8.) It pricing the enmity of Ham. ■ Yon are Mao brreby notified that at aahl elec- 'was all theirs; they had only to go up and But there Is another objection to print­ thin thy InHowhig iironoted amendment to tiie ]poors* it, for tin- Lord would fight for them ing blitter. The be«t Judges of butter mid Conintutlon of tob. State will l>e submitted to !against their enemies and subdue them; but th.' people Of this State for their adoption or , it wils nectehory for them to set their foot on most Kuccttisful niakun. at the pn-acht rejection vti ; day, advise handling it. with or without An Amendinetrt to Hecttun « of Article n, rela 'tho land tools, pa little as ^-.mIWo. •Working" U tlve to Circuit Court*, provided fur b> julut 4. “Unto tbe great river Euphrates.” This rvwdutlon No. u. Laws of imt: almost omitted tn uome of the most par Section r» The state sludl tie divided into •.was tho eastern boundary of tho land given tlcular dairies, and much butter from judicial circuits. In cadi ot which Uie elector. ’to Abraliam. but, with tiw exception of a largo rr.-suneries having the highest repu­ t!i. rr.d slud! elect one circuit judge, who shall .short period iuibe days of Solomon, it was lin'd hta office for the term of sta yrirs. and un- . tation is actually not Worked at all. In til bls successor ta el-cted amhquMifmd. The never jknwwmxI nor enjoyed. (Gen. rv, 18; making print butter, however, a maxi deal Icidsla'.urv may provide for the election ot more II Chron. ix, 31) It shall all be made good, of manipulation to necessary. Very gen­ than one circuit ludre tn Uie judicial rircuit In ;however, after tbo first rexurrvrtion, when a which the city ot Detroit |« or may be situated, erally tho whole pr>>cv:o. of putting into and th- judicial circuit In which the county of 1greater than Holotnon, tho true Soo of David, print form is just so much extra handling JtaKlnaw .« or may be situated. And the circuit shall sit ou David's throne and reign over the after the butter is nt its best This noed- judge or judges of said circuits. In addition to ton*' of Jacob, and Abraham shall be proved the salar)- provided by this couslttutlou. shall to be heir of the world. (Luke i. 33,83; lesa handling or working Injures the grain receive from their mpevttlve comities suciix of the butter. Overworking to the most aditittoual salary a." may from time to time be Horn, iv, 18.) .1 “I will be with thee; I will not tail thee fried and determined by the boards of supcrMnnnD fault fa butter. If butter is packed -into tub, jar or rlsonMd said counties. And the Ixaird of su nor forsake tbre.” It was not a question of perviaors of each couuty In the Upper I'm.lnscljs the power or skill of Joshua, but of Him who > other package, aa directly from the chum l« hereby anthorirtd and empowered to give V possible, these eerious objections to and par to the circuit Judnr* of ttf« judtet u clr sent Joshua. When Moacs asked. - Who am to which such county is attached, such add! I that^I should go unto Pharaoh!” the Lord's print butter are avoided The wonder is cult tfonal salary oreomjM-iiantloo as may fp>m time CEHTLEMUI. that small consumers do not Icaru tho ad- to time be fixed and determined by such board answer was, "Certainly, I will bo with thee;" ft,-.-- • j.ui.k*-> Snu£jo the tn stnoner, by loweriug the iuuer doom and when Moms said, "Oh, my Lord, I am 1 vantage of amall [no-tapes .'in which but­ of sqjA-rvisors. You are also hereby notified that, at said elec­ not a man of words (margin), but 1 am slow and raising the outer door* and hooking ter Is 'packed In bulk- In soni” markets tion there will 1* submitted to the people of this : - m vn-nr tb- stork­ them up. tb* bees have free aer-sn to the' five jonnd boxes and little palls holding State tor tbelr adoption or rejertiou a Revision of speech and of a slow tongue," the Lord term as comfortable hives while they can be protected from। six. right and ten pounds, have become ottlie Laws authorlrlng the business Of banking said unto him: "Who hath made man's ot the laws of l»s7. in acheavy driving rains by unhooking thef quite popular. But. while cheap and con- provided for by Act outer doors and lowering them In win­ venirat. wood to by no means tlie best coritanco with Serllon a, Article 13, of the cou*, a arointed.'' -lil::t!.m of this 8talex "J-. i -dlnK. the ortiluxi aud ter by closing all the d:<ore and packingI material in which to pack butler. Glass You are also Iwreby notified tlutt. at said nhesi which eutials between tlh>m with chaff a good, warm tiun the following county officers for Harry eoun- 12; Iv, 1013.) Bj in oar Christian life it is 1 , is the bret. or porcelain, and stoneware I ty will be electeiLvlt: Judge of I’robateJfliertff. I room is obtained. J ; next For local trade there to nothing i’.Minty Clerk. County Treasurer. It. ulster ot better than wnil glaxod stone tors. Tho Deeds, Prosecuting. Attorney. County Nurvevor, Hldr. I- s»arti byiall butter to thus protected from tbe air, and two circuit commlmloneni and two enroiicra. Iu testimony whereof I Imv* hereunto set my - The process of ornsmmiting vitsss with । it* grain and flavors well preserved. hand and seal at Hastings. Mich., this 21th day will and to do of His good pleasure. It seams to me that the greatest promise in tho Bible living green la by no means new; but as ; Moreover the maker is saved the labor Of September. A D. W. ik'L’chKnoJkrtw. Maas. J for this present life is this*>ne of the jrcsIlAKBK HlllltNKB. very tunny of our renders ihny nqfc know j and actinl expMM of putting th" butter Sheriff ot Barry Couuty. ence of the Lord with us and that He will A WOOLEY. AGENT, how it ia dune, we give the repn sentation | Into print'form, and this to qnite an item. never fail t» nor forsake us. That which of h living vane, with directions for du- j £lirathig it. that apjviared recently in Th<n A ta>nt Hybrid IHanta. , The American Protective Tariff league Is Jacob, Joseph, Mo», Joshua, Gideon. David outhem Cultivator. . initi!HhliiK a mo*t valuable scries of Turin ctoAt th« Nurserymen's convention at De­ and the prophets, and the Inst comfort of the Any nort of vase may be employed, but . troit, Mieb.. Thus. Meehan, an authority umetit*. These are prepared with n view not risen Christ to His a;x»tleN, may and ought ontv to state the taels and ancuraents for i'rote. those of ungiaxed terra cotta are prefer 1 in such matters, said: Hon. but nltei tn convince doubtful voters, wheth­ to bo our daily joy and strength, arid will be able, being porous. In such vtswada tho A plant with comparatively sour fruit er they are farmer.; laborer*, merchants or pro if we appropriate! tbo promise in simple and water witii which tho vaoc is filled perro- i has a seedling with sweet fruit. Insects frsrional men. Bach t»ue of the series appeals sincere faith, thank Him for His presence io those enmuted in separate industries, and pre­ lates constantly through the eidv» and I or tho wind carry the pollen of the par- . W1IW sents nmupuuu.ir ludlsputalde facta, comparison* of wages. and go forward relying cu Him. moixtens tbe plan to which are fixed on Its ; ent. or tlmse like tho parent, to the n<;w | cost ot living. «nd other anrun»enu showing the fi "Be strong and of a good courage.” Thu | we-1-” surface. This kind of rar la. however. : d.p.r.un., u>d tic o.xTpuer.itao on, | not indispensable, for wo ran ornament dnccA fruit neiufer sweet nor sour. Tho ■ • ' y paok*., i all kinds, whether in glass or metal. In ‘ adventurous ynunster to back again to- ] •The Hanner and the Tariff. ( W. Thomas cemityof his being so is seen from the fart II Dudley . ........................................•••••• I the latter caae it is neecsaary to prepare ' ward the rnrhs.’ It to next to impossible j that three Urnva iu this exhortation it bi urged I the surface so aa to convert it ihto a sort ! to make any pood use ot hybridixing or I The Wool Interest" Judge William lawupon him (vs. 7-9;. Tbe strength was not to I of soil, which it really represents—an crossing Improving fruits. In thoorigi- -WnXlngincn siiil the Tariff. bo his, but the Lard's, who |>erfocta His “'SSISfiwz^. I operation which is easily managed by the nation of new ract-s it is. however, invalua­ "Kepi) to the Presiileut s Free Trade Me*| Aid of a piece of cloth or flannel which is 1 ble. There was a time when people be- -itomi"’ views Jin’the^iriff by an old BusiI fixed by means of a littlejmck thread or lived hybrids were sterileThey saw nres man." Gro. Draper J* /"Thou ahalt cause this juople to inherit CRANO RhFIDS DIVISION. thin iron or brass wire. This being un- that iho poor mule was sterile, and ••Faltaclre oi Fr~ Trade ' ..K. H. Miller , ' ’ tile land" (margin). Jesus is tho true Joshua, E. A. Hartsdentood. the means employed tn grow i Jumped at the conclusion that that was a ••Wages. Living and Tariff. who causes all His redeemed to inherit In duo ThrVlialQuestion: StteU American inthe seed must next bo deecri wxl. ■ law In all thing* Truly some hybrids time the Kingdom. Moore seems to repre­ itti«trlre <* Abandoned and American If a porous vaso be uaed It is filled with are sterile, but then there are numerous sent Jesua under the law and dying for tbe Markets ttanwidered?"...^...................... water or. better still, left In a pall of wa cases of sterility aramg individuals not Hanir In Garman with addition . tor to soak. After a lapse of twenty-tour hybrids American horticulturists surely •■The advantaars nf a Protective Tariff to Hie la! “and industries of hours, when when the wa.jr Las .thoroughly know that hybrids are not necessarily ! £ hoar*, I 'f saturated the vase. It is laid,on Its aide, sterile. Bogeni. of Salem, over a quar­ D. Hcning. vuiv.ite.. . ............................... ~ । ;>.m. p.iu.ip.tn.i».m_ I and tbe seed sprinkled slightly over the ter of a century ago produced a new rare ••Protecttre.1 K. H. Atnioldowu............ ♦ . •,! < in o.w io.ia cool surface, taking care to turn the va*o in of grapes betwem t*o species- «0 **1 -What is a Tariff?" Answers tea Workingdifferent directions, in order that the know this ruco is uot sterile Thu race ••WhvIrishmenshoiiMij K Irving ... whole surface may be well covered with having been once established hns given -Protection w. Free Trade. D. G. HamHi«TSNO< seed. This operation torminated. the vaso them by natural variation a great adlivered them did Ho giro them His Jaws and Qiiinty •■Wool! siioiiid li be protected'.'" Wash( is placed in a dark cioaot tor some time, ' Ittafii'ihvanco. wSre w»d Owt * of' U’W" J®*epk Pt and, if possible, under u-class frame oo C’tarWte. Hon to Build • Chimney. as to preserve humidity and facilitate ! ••HOT^Prodjjetton cU ‘" ». solvation as n free gift in .order that be may then krep Ms commandments and do them termination If « non porous vase, after ' To build a chlmiwy that will dr** for­ First I•r‘"’ Essay, ism. c. D. Todd » and thus have fellowship with Him. There having well soaked thfttfoth which covers m-1 «“• «U up •*“• .*“'-, “? Southern Home J . • It. the seed is sown upon It and the same I Scientific American, you must build It -A Short Talk to Worklugmsu The mittre list of «» pamteUlcta wlli care la given as haMOrmdy been ’?dk*t<**' iXOOTM.ogh-.ixtW luchrt square; use tw»t paid, to any one who will send X rente In When a porous vfce is used it should bo good brick and clay In st rad of lime un to Itampfi. postal note or money -tder or any10 of the "following fully" seen in Caleb kept constantly full, as it is the «; the comb; plaster It Inside with clav mixed this Kt. will be sent on rreefot of two eent stamp any single document, bhouia and Joshua; a little stepping aside to tertng slowly through it that foods the with salt; for chimney tops use the very aany document hi list >•" out of print, another of plants which cover the sldea If ri»At^be best of brick, wet them and lay them in a simitar character will be sent in Ite "tcad. Ad- tbe neglect of one command or trnnsgrewing w Hovtl (tenera! Secretary. in reference to another; a saying in reference insufficient to insure vigorous growth, cenxut mortar. The ehimney shouM not “’"n to such precepts as "Bo yo holy," or. a ni.ia.ni.!]> in. tbe vase must be watered, taking care to be built tlgnt to beams and ™n0ra:JIbero 10 If t 3.45! >.H "Whether ye eel or drink or whatsoever ye |B where the cricks in yoor.chlm®‘T« pour tho water eautiouaiy. w •* “»*■ do, do all to tbe glory of God that is what Admlnlrtratur'A Sale. come and where moot of the fires ongi detach the plants If elated * Ctariv!'- ■ In the matter of the rotate ot Edward l*chI n«to os tho chlmjav sometimes gets red i to! s.t; I JlL fem ~>hr »P Xmid,;:they must bo constantly watered, tbo teNrtilrei» Iwrebv M’*’1 1 "hall *11 'M im'/InSLr .boulU bo pminJ from U» bettor and lew dangerous than one hung Ho auction, to the hlgiirot bidder, on Thursday, te.. a reason for increased disobedience. Noth­ the eliibth dav of November, A. D. I**; ftt h.u! I all bo that, in descending, it wets Ml on th. wall. .Don’t grt • Imag..., hole too clora to the reillng-eightron o'ciocSt In the forenoon, at the late residence nt ing will do but a cheerful obedience to every parts of the cloth, which should ui<l rtece***! 1° th" township of llal.linore. In ________1 _ —J ‘ lit.* . n.l.r nf Mkldlerin. Udamp. Whenever the plants droop therauntvot Harry. In the Mate of Michigan. inches from it. Onad IU: i %h in.!*Uey mrat be refreshed by wstonng them i ry ninetteto nWrtdlMrWdBKMi carefully. Tho vsm should stand In a ur ------IUU"4snj’iThrough coaches lietweea Tho experimouts of Dr. Voekker. of OHM Pap!.! tod Detroit ou all day trains. h Meditate therein day and night, that Coynai-i *.—At Grand Bmu BMiJCMs saucer or plateMichigan for HouADd. NuMA. v. I, t ui known »■><’ dewrlln d at tallow­ wit The west half (wS) of *b« southeast quarter T. f s^tion number thirty-one WO •» p''w..^i,iaig^±asgf iplrteiy cured.’ One inr tile Regulator Irk headache.—D. yea. Thy law is within uiy heart." (Fa. extx, 12,97; xl,&) If Jsssslires inus,preasmtog us fully. Ho in us will still delight to do tbe ar d everyone knows that we were Cotton Flannels unbleached. irrm* rrww. • .- -—a — ‘&5Z£‘h MARR & DUFF’S, �avouhT both have stated that they would. If Hcctnd, more to thia elty and give tbe duties of 14, 187». W. F. Hicks now penults 1L F. Jordan FOR VlC»-J,aXSlI'KNT, to wear hi* Cleveland hat to the county seat It will be remembered that in the greenback county convention, Hicks said dial no man who wore a Cleveland hat LEVI P. MORTON. PRESIDENTIAL IXECTORS. - Ktector* at Larne BUSSELL A. ALGER, of Wayne, ISAAC CAPPON. of Kent. trlct— II. ’fV V. VI. VII. Vni. "A public office Is a public trust•—G. Cleveland. president For a consplcnou* example, see tbe chairman of the green­ back county committee, fusion candidate HatMij. _____________________ ty- ' DON J. LEATHERS, of Kent JaMKB M.TURNER, of hurt JOHNS.THOMSON ofSanl ELLIOTT F. GRABILL. of Grund IF YOU WANT A FINE :: OVERCOATAnd come at once while the stock is complete. ■ for representative and stump speaker, M. . F. Jordan. Cleveland's postmaster at Mid­ dleville. Elect Jas. O'Donnell, and lie will oppose British free trade. And he will give to the boys in blue the benefit of his service* bi securing proper recognition In |he pen­ CYRUS 6. LECE. of Branch. Lteatenaat-GovcrnDC— JAMES H. MACDONALD, of DelU iecrWArv of HtateOILjaEKT R-ORMUN. of Wayno. Tlie size of hi* majority will be 8 with three cyphers after’ it sion department GEORGE I. MALTZ, of Alpena. It la needless to say that P. T. Colgruve. will make a leader In the next state senate? He has the disposition to serve the people, and the ability to champion their Interests, STEPHEN-V. R. TROWBRIDGE, of !< For Superintendent of Public Instruction JOSEPH ESTABROOK, of Eaton. For Member State Board EdtxaZkm— PERRY F. POWERS, of Wexford. vnd his vote will always be cast on the right side. Baker Shriner deserves a re-election. The charge that his administration has cost tbe people more than his predecessors we have proven to be false. He has done the busi­ ness of his office faithfully and well. Elect C. II. VanArman prosecuting at­ torney, and Barry county will secure the services of a thorough lawyer, and a gen­ tleman Who will take pride in performing the duties of his office acceptably. Fur RepreM-DlatlTe In tbe State Legtala JEREMIAH M. KCMIEBS, oftbri For Probate Jud**— CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Fur Sheriff BAKER SHRINER.of Halting*. Barry county was never represented Lanshtg by a man who gave the duties his office more thorough attention than M. Rogers. He can be more valuable the county than his.opponent lnfSEYfBUKICHARIM, ot P Fur County TreasurerCHRISTOPHER A. HOUGH, of For ProseeuUng Attorney ■ CRR1RTOPHEB H. VaSABMaN. < For Circuit Court ComnilMlooor*ALONZO R. KENASTON.of HARTLEY E. HENDRICK,Of at of J. to From thia time on, every republican In Barry county should consider himself a committee of one to work for the rapubll- can county, state and national ticket is work that wins. Baltimere. county’s cash. aB-righL" pRPRIC£$ GLOVES AND MITTENS ----- —;---- AT—----- —-----• CREAM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I jAKlHg The Largest Stock in the City. ^PWOEI1 SjP’r PERFECT Its superior excellence proven lu mlllloov of omes for more than * quarter of * centun 11 i Used bv the Cnttad Hl-X llrai.-V7" No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Don’t You Forget It Them Ail E. IV. MORRILL & CO. Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. 8ol4 only PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. roaa chicaou. st. uivii. It Barry could not have, and we might say is determined not to iutve any body else than Honest Chris llouglNp look after the EDITORIAL The Democrat • ailaatly toward Mount Shasta until Umi inter­ vening rilvsr firs abut off our view. The train was two hours late that night, and as I turnod from bidding Hol good-by we saw a radiant mantie fall on 8h.-'taS bead from the departing nn. “And, tie glory ot tbe Lard wee like devouring fire on the top of could lead the greenbackefs ot Barry coun­ i WALLINGTON w. c Wnxford. HARRY T. MERRILL, PERRY HANNAH. Traver**. Morrill • Company’s their offices tbeir persona! attention; that they weald not run the businere by depu­ ties. but attend to It In penum. FOB PfcKMllKXT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF IRIItANA. Hr does It well, and "he's Not Have a Fire Place T^-tv T~?ori C*/K 7 IN YOUR HOME? ' \ I kisista that a rep R. B. Richards'has taken" Just pride in having the record’s of the register of deeds' can ring in this elty crowded Onto Bl out of the senatorial race, if this wet Mr. .Strong would be an apt to know tbe editor of the liemocraL But Strong denies IL Not only UtaL but 1 doing his ntmoAt to h<dp elect Philip Cnlgrove. the nominee of the senab eoBvenUon. and when the Democrat < him the ring candidate^ and whom, It s ----------------------- —- l Of New York, and *uc«4wful Specialist ChronichaI>i*«-«-c*. dl»raw* of the Eyethe andwell Ear.known by request of many friend* and in patient*, derited sod tn vWt Hasting*. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 13 and 14. Coturaltaticn and < \«mkiati»n fro and confidential In hl* parlor* at the Hasting* Houre. Office hour- from Ip a m. u.c p. m.. m,, two day* only. office kept in the most perfect manner. He has made a capable and faithful official. I* "In the midst of unsurpassed plenty in all the productions of American agriculture, and in all the elements of national wealth, they used to buck Mr. Strong off the tr we find our manufactories *us|4nded. TMa Is bald-headed nonsense. Had Mr. Every public work is retarded, and private enterprise* are abandoned, And thousands Strong been an active candidate, and ui of useful laborers are thrown out of em­ Ma friends to assist In Rearing hl* nor ployment and reduced to want ’I’be rev­ attorn, he could, doubtless hare been n enues of our gorenuuent, which are chiefly touted', for be has iniitumUal frirsuh ■ derived" from liutles on imports from abroad, have been greatly reduced. Under Would have done their Qtmost for him had the circumstances a loan may be required he asked them. But lie did noL and before the close of your srasion. but tills, although deeply to be regretted, would tn no sense at auy time ji seeker after prove to be only a slight misfortune when compared with the Buffering and distress Then tbe Democrat | says this "Ri prevailing among tbe people."—President Msnlnated tbe county UekeL The De Buchanan's Message to CougreM in 1b57. era: wisely refrains from atteinjiting Mun- any of the ring. And Uie Mrs t any dozenjaon could cotitro! 20 caucu ■nd 128 delegates is nofiscjisc. Any lx who knows anything alnut such matt knows Uiat if Uiose IM delegates thou, ffiat a dosen men-were attempting to ft Mall Uie action of the convention U Mrotild sit down hard on tbe dozen. I ffir Democrat cannot name a repuNican In WU city who sought to Influence tbe *el 0 CALIFORNIA'S GREAT MOUNTAIN. dr. F. H. RORICK, SST'JT !? Matora! wraranra “"7 ■ K—Ural u Oita. m„ra ttui of a single delegate outside the d TeMwto. meaning elute, culminating peak of tbe But speaking of rings and ring noml •tans reminds us that three or four we ■before tbe democratic county convend « tending democrat of Barry" county cs l»C. A. Hough, county treasurer, and t him his democratic opponent would Daniel Warner. This )>TOved to be wase. Everybody in this! dty knew t! ffi. W. Reynolfts would bd Uie democra Wminee for register two months bef< ffir convention. The only question alx ffivras whether ne would accept tbe num Mon. Tbe chairman of tbe democra •onnty committee nominated both tin •fentlemcn in the democratic eonventic •Y that does not look like Cut-and-dri dtoea. It was known last spring Uiat Chai A. Polley would be the fuslou nominee fa ■sheriff, and it was “officially announced' 113 b. Rose St, Kalamazoo, Mich. ^of - Stoves! ---------—u m no <ian <*» oxpwiBntx A. 1 WM wrt"ll°«„*°<1 .bout. CaUioi oocaalooally tuid then maiming Iu fantastic KTraUona J observed It carefully, and dl> COVorwl that _____ . . . LARGEST AND FINEST LINE . —— • 1 1 • " «■« our uanr roacbed tbe ohfi peak lb«t form* tbo v.irnmit w« ww* mat by a prefact avalancba ot ------ bi MING AND COOK STOVES •<•«. «’K< a ghostly indwtlncCnw* to ir«rrthln, wZ Ever shown in Barry County, PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. *e appearance of ring, does It not? -A------------------- ;—__ REMEMBER U* bipod rad ns Both the grn- Stoves/ We are loaded with the Tills lias very <*ds and county treasurer. We carry everything to be found in a first-class Hardware Store, including a fine line of ips, Hone Blaatets, Rota, Btfiiei, Citten di Sleitkx. try county that If Um republican county "Mt is elected, every officer will give to ----- LATg OF----- BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, “ braw on ih. botal perch trjiar to twnlh teHra mrarfra. -«b m, m<mou^ but 111 unaarfhlv .n.i - .. . •wo weeks prior to the fusion convention! mwliice for clerk. es. Grates and Tile in Great Variety of inations, Artistic Designs and Beautiful ; at ED. C C. PARSONIC PARSONS, " We ire closing out the well known LINT ROAD CARTS at fl5.00. office Ms personal attention, and will Do fail to look ua over before you buy. Goodyear Bros ■a, UhoMMUUD, etc. AH *Wf«“ Cf*’*fOBfcwi n.-ri»<i ■■!«*, dwt. Send urv. By* rrcrie. ‘ •** irfffiMSlFl I ll»n£l<!*-«•(lWr7 �a st ings Banner. - f**-*■ “**' b> U» in- r.-.vuf L o~ luUtttionJ «—rT « *M Indutri C. Brooks Is qnIM **. larmta. VJUC. U OWI"®*. ir ItThbcT to be‘2Z|^ ODUMc- '» T^Ul- w a regretted that sueb was the ease a. have b£.Tr7h1*'r1b£? idfasani. it rouhl P For Good B.pM, “ n>M Ite m>«bll5n S.taJtaSt”*' ..WlXSkLt AMD CLDIBKT SMITH. I.J < lento-.,, Smith r. ’ pildtra. Weit'ieUay evening. Oct. 17. Ita^ lUi u-ruiNNELL AND F. T. OOL H0> *• GROVEw^dUadfVbier.Thnradarjvenlag, Ort. M. 'ZSrcrt. Frida’ craning Oct. t». r. Monday evening. Oct.XX cLOlUrt SMOR AND P. T. COLGROVE. Mdenb dt rcMxn b,,usc. Baltimore. Turaday nlMrewn* Of‘- •’b. Pn'e ratting and speaking T"w-«- "* — in IkjJS In nSkto”1" uau i uesoay, vet. pth. at rate of 1 • Sp™” “AHJf. n«3iTtaUi^’” Monday afternoon. October Bth ®"'l Bran., A S l>mke. J. Hnra. N. lull,. c«rv aji' W. H.UI., Drpew. CUri iSX HrtUlly torturf to olUn.L *“ Th. «1«™ ot Uro Frldoy n|.|„ ■••Mooodbj.bluo in UmLo'S JS, J" store which was caused bv th« rJiu 1 » tbo boor of onToMtelX k AL 2,«J2S But y Gnld. ’“w *"“ - ■« .! dutches; S. A. Holmes jcwclery always In stock Died, at his home in the firm »,..i Munday night. Amos J. Eggk-itnu. aged to l,'liner*1 fr,n” his late home tmduv JiiuoIf<nL2Lr' E“l"tun ,l1"1 from it,: «fotttbmMj.oootrwud tn Um.rtot, He was a good citizen and Uh- father <»t nine children, eight of whom survive him > htf.U J1’ ltft tatnnu. Io, . ' i-Jt with friends in Middleville. ..JS.2?.pb'"; B,> c*r-h-«>iv mg friends here for several days. Wil1- ‘•"“unru. iug °* Onu,d Rapids, v‘ ? n 0'‘ nhUi'^l’r °f Wlch •wk u”tH vt«hl2r ».Ml?2le tfcketa from Hastings to visited her friends here last week. u gopl goods and cheap, go tn Detroit and returu. at the rate <rf S4. .5 W. A. Morse and wife, of Middle­ them. good on going ou date of sale and rcturn- ville. visited (n the city Inst week. ng<m.the foUowlng day on aewmnt of art . f Xhildren's school shoes for Frank Swadner, of Chicago, was the loan exbihitlon, thia Includes, enupun f„r Bunyan. guest lust week of Frank Ackerson. admission. P. A. Agent. , i.i' hand made boots and shoes Mr- Matteson, father of E. A, Matteson HepubHcans of Delton and vicinity will Bunyan. have a pole raising Monday. October ath. i» again confined to his btxl by sickness. ' ...... Hasting-. House. Dr. ,1. A. w,“ ’* mldresseil vu^?” JiT* ;ltock’ of GrauU Rapids, is Rawrhman. । ’<-mbrr Sth and 19th. by Philip T. Colgrove Immediately after vHlting her sister. Mrs. D. S. Goodyear. ..E.-DI Krtapp Thursday was fined by the pnle-ralslng. It had been upeetwl u> tv Jw/JiT*1'' Kun’- to M“1^- rounhave this meeting October »th. but the Justir.- Brtdli- «< for teing drunk. 1 county commute were unable to procure ty. where he will make an cxtendrel visit speakers hence, the change in date. Thomas Fuller and wife, of Maple Grove time. Enquire. l>r. E. H. ijithrop. Everybody invited. > ylted with friends in the dty lot wret Thursday rtening of next week the G. Our citizens will remember the little V Ed. Burton returned last week to his R. hoy* ’** •* baB Bl uni°n hall. monument that stood for several days in sity 1D lBW ,lvp*rtn"‘nt of tbe unlvcrUm- window of John Bresmer the Jeweler, which monument belonged to Mr. Brode>Keeler, of Middleville, waa in the ser of the Robinson house. Mr. Brode-.wr • ■ trade property in city for a presrnu-j the monument to Fitzgerald |««st City Thursday, on his way to the state mdverglly. C. D, Bkkhk. of this city, and the post at Ito last meet­ ing thanked the donor by giving him u A. E. Snuggs and wife, of Grand Rapids, iv. -. Miverwarv;. .largest stojk rising vote. attended the fair and visited at R. K. in Barry county at 8. A. Grant**. ■ Arrangements are being made for a grand afternoon mans meeting to be held Walter Mixer has returned from the meeting and pole-raising at by the republicans at I.ake Odessa, wet. west .-ailed hmm- by thr serious illness of afternoon.- <ictober Sth. at 9th. General Gil>r>u. a prominent and his father. forcible orator, will address the meeting. t’.'l* Soules, of Howardsvllle. came home Bangbman will/pl- at the Gen. R. A. Alger and others will be pres­ last week to attend thtf fair and visit with Friday, • OcL 5th, and ent This will be one of the best meetings hla friends. ever held In that section. Rrmrml>er the <»t bulk oyster* always ou r. T. Colgrove went to Hoytville, Eaton county. Monday, when he addreraed g lames G. Blaine will speak In Grand jxditiral meeting. I Lipids. nect Monday evening. Many Mr*. H. A. Bartier and Mrs. Timmerman gave the last of satisfaction other speakers will be present. It Is ex- have returned from their visit In the south for whom they made the l»*rted that many people from Barry coun­ jiart of the state. ty will go to the Valley Chy op that day. Half fare on all railroads. Mr. Blaine is Mrs. A. I. Gifford, of Chicago, has been want,- your butter and eggs and ! well and favorably known that thf? thr guo*t far several days of her brother much a.» any house In thr "-ntlun of his name will la- sufficient to Frank Ackerson. ’ attract a vast crowd to hear him sjieak. M^j. Ferry Busby, after an extended *by ** J \ZW,wn the b**”1 b®/” OttitiW together M-'r with her children here, returned Mon­ ‘ ' j Thursday evening previous to remfonng day to her home, Cairo. ! M.me'of, their excellent musk- on the street ; M|M tlxxle McNutt left Monday for rateh a>*d.‘ repairing of courae s. A- Holmes' and have it date October 9th. they surprised R. Doyle, the bass drum , \nn Arbor where she will resume her manipulator, by handing Into his can- :i j dnt . Ln the University. i very fine new drum. "Dick” knew n<: I .. . ... what to say but when tbe music Is-gan tieI y»»<m Maynard went to Greenville ytwW. : gave vent to bls pleasure by tbr manner '-rday v ith his rarryall He will remain In which be handled the drum-stick. during the fair ay hat place. . is expected Ire beaten by J;, l**rker will hereafter accomodate •Mpt ilk by running his .new hack to and *"■» *il trains. He will also lease It for wad#n-.- 4t funerals, wedding*, portfoa, A- D- link desires to say to My to all ,ll:n Uiat he must have an imT’bMe w-tth-menL and that it will be 'wais-r to ^-ttic with him than with any «oeete. V*" want b> profit by tbe doalng out Z* “ lltekhtalin A Uchty-a: you should ‘Mr More early. At tbo rate tbdr «>np.ni<- -ii •«w»n •“' i”n Uta u. W*l l”‘=’-‘ lead to an Improvement of the •ervice. VUltoto -I Ita «»>r tta rt rilrmure <® ax. Uol»r.-l,w-HT««rm oompunl of tatleta* <ito No n.« jood. ohiwrkto., «>«! ffKu (ta. or Mason Platform Buggii Lansing Buggies Phaetons, Surryi *tu-n<1*nre waa due “n<1 “‘••’J weather. the capacity of this 1 he display of stock and machlnw,d B*n<‘h was manvariMi. £5®^ ,,reS”“’ Who Um* various kinds shown. ObnalderimrtheM'a«» <1, BUPU, q, J .StlS Ins. Tbe snuj, «blb)q „m. tall”" flllrd to the utmost rapacity, among the rxhiMtom tetng W. -H. Myers S A T itiilips, E. A. Mattroom’ Dr. All.,f aDd. Gwx”",*r * Barn,-'. Messer Bros. & I,JXl7:7.l?Cked V* inu‘rr’'1 tbo would have had if the track could have been in better condition. Owing t<> the rain the track was quite heavy until Friday after­ noon when it had dried out. At that time however, it wm, so cold as to make the people very uucomfortable. On‘ Wwinraday In thr trotting races for _rt”,r old or under. brat - In 4 mile hcau. there were five en­ ut *• W?ro’ owned by Erank Sutherland; Mack. C. S. MeMore; Loulg, IL. and Joe v,b>. Jr., L. E. Hinchman; Barns B.. W. H. Barnaby; Fleet, Mr. Griflin. It waa *’>■ *«*• Loub* H. second. Fleet, third. Time, 8:19, 3:lfi>4. Tta ronaln, r„. t„ ,u roQnl * ”lle to“- ta. 'tn4 -ntrk.: Irtah M.kt O. IL U™Jo>ta<r. Ollv. l^yi. J. J. Talk,; Jo. O.uoo, Jw Bro'"- Jw Coftob. tore Irt.h Mlbr, ond; Olive Logan, third. OoTborM.,b, u„. trt,lu„ ,„r ■talll0Q*.(lFn«4 and m.l. the |ntbe emmty. bnt 1 In s nU, three entries and the horses won in two heats In thr following order Barry Gold Dust owned by Al. Raney; Holborn. W. H. Scliantz; Statesman, Lowry and Taylor. Time, 3:MK. 3^1. In the running race for county horses three yrars old or under, best 2 In 8, X heats, there were two entries: Wild Billy, owned by Al. Keith, took tint place, and ' Folks Dot by Chas. Grace, second. 'Hie bicycle race was won by Frank Block with G. F. Chidester second and Harry Hayes third. Tile free for all trotting race best 3 in 5 miles beat*. Friday, was won by Barry Gold Dust, with Nellie R., owned by H. L. Robinson, second, and Bums, by Ji. S. Compton, third. Timex, 2t37. 'fJH U. 3S7HThe free for all running race, brat 2 in mile heats wits won-by Joe Cotton, own­ ed by Joe Brown; Billy F.. by L. J, French. «erond; Olive fo>gan by J. J. Ful-ler. third: Vasco, by John Arnes, fourth. BROS On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are*heating scores of houses in Barry county, with' the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. ‘ Orno Strong has sold the Nashville News to U n. W. Feighner. for a number of years local editor of the same. The iwper falls Into good lutnds. Mr. Feighner Is Dot only an excellent newspaper man, but Is a young man of fine ability, who deserve* and has the confidence of all who know him. We congratulate the new edi­ tor. But It is with touch regret that we hball |iay a parting editorial greeting to our old friend Onio Strong. Fifteen years ago he came to Nashville with a rash capital which twp figures would represent. But he had u rapltal which It w>iuld take many more numerals to name of grit aitd com­ mon sx-nsc. Nashville &as then a small ‘ burg, surrounded by a howling wilderness. ,Orno Strong waa young, looked green and had the reputation of being tire homeliest man this fdde of the Rocky mountains. But he had that "uncommon common Sense'* and that welcome addition to the five senses, so essential to newspaper suc4 cess, called ncwsjmper Myrse. He divined at once what kind of a pai>er he must pub­ lish In Nashville to be succeMful. ,He published Just exactly that kind of a paper, and the Nashville News under his manage­ ment lias tiecome a household word in Barry county, and one of the best local l<a|>crs In Michigan. It has been the efficient champion of Nashville's Interest*. an<l largely to the News L our neighbor „ , , , , . ! Elijah BowkcR of Kalamazoo, was In the .. “I- , .t/l,.: w.rt, tan- ta <ta .Inti, or < -tar,l Mk!iU-.n nllnnl Utmut > L 7 „.,tar. «n. s. llowtar. houn eonnty ordering foil Interlooking and I derailing switches at its crossings of all v W. Mathews and Prof. J. W. Roberta a J.iehty offers .some 'xtra railroad lines at Battle Greek. Map ol । were in Middleville Saturday conducting .la-luc’-neii: nti advertisement in this Quincy A Torch Lake railroad In Hpugh ' ,u ‘ ‘ '—examination ............ the teachers at that place. -•>>< i^y you to read IL • ton county also approved, and that of Chi­ Mrs. Bowker, widow of the late Jtev. 8. / N. i i'-tr,has again taken possession cago, Kalamazoo A Saginaw railroad, with Bowker, and her daughter, Mrs. Palmer, "f tie- l,lx.t!:u'- Ionise. Mr. Wood retired. full interlocker at crowing of Michigan left Monday morning for Cedar Springs. Monday fo-m th> .,1Mnagvjwnt of the hotel.) Central nt Hastings.—Ikdrolt Tribune. Geo. Higdon was In the city Monday. \ j-Airj : musicians and*an orator oc- ,. Tbe annual meeting of the W.' F. M. S. He has given up his position with the i-upitd ’• srj-’riday, evvning on the for the election of officers, will be held on Nashville News.»and goes to Ithaca this jtrtVt i- -oundiug the praises of a pateut Wednestlay afternoon. OcL 10, ISSJI. at the medkme. home of Mm Daniel Striker.' Meeting for the transaction of baalnras at 3 o'clock. Rev. Irwin’s family arrived Saturday. E. < It want* it understood that his A tea will be served at A:»0 o'clock, to They will occupy the house on Jefferson I'ler mli: at I'Hiar Creek Is In running orwhich all friends are cordially Invited. street, near the M. E. church, owned by ■>r, aiBi that ' he is prepared for all work Literary exercises will follow Immediately W. IL Goodyear. after refreshments have been served. The /In this city on the 27th. at the residence perilY, SAHer 15 years of hard work, tbe i low ph Rogers wants to buy all the live society of Little Builder* are Invited to lie of Nr. Luke Waters. Miss Allee E. WatrnT energetic editor drops the editorial quill. poultry in- ran get. He buys old hens, aud present at thia meeting. mid Mr. James Ransom, of Rutland, were and gives up the <sht<>rial chair, with the i •pnnz rh: -lTejw that weigh not leu than Rev. S. A. Bowker, fatter of D. A. united In marriage. Rev. J. W. Bancroft ealin satisfaction W knowing thit he has I thrre pounds. Bowker, died Thursday at the latter's resi­ officiating. made, in thr highest degree, a success of . As an Is- - -.yi elsewhere, Hon. James dence In the second ward, aged 80 years. his journalistic venture—a success which ODwuwil v.i'| Mn-ak at,Cedar Creek Tues­ He, in company with"his wife, had recent­ Dr. Morse Wetetrf. of Tawaa City, was Bone can envy, since It is richly ranted. day aftormxm, U-tober 10th, instead of at ly arrived from- lAiuisville, Ky.. from thr guest of J. M. Nevins and family Mt-; We understand that Mr. Strong will re­ / . Bowcn« Mill'. whence he had come for the benefit of lii- urdav. Thr- Dr. was an employe In the main in Nashville a’frw months to clow' B.vx.xr.K when under thr proprietorship of up hla buslnes*. and will tten go to Wash­ Big Um-.i; Is-limi next Monday. Re- health. Ever since Mr. Bowker's arrh a) ington Territory. Wherever te may go, pcbllran m. ,.ring and-pole raising. Ad­ his health has teen steadily failing. 1 he J. M. Nevins. he will have the hearty good wishes of a dress by T. Colgrove. Music by Jlart- funeral occurred at Cedar Creek. Satnrday. host of friends whom he lias won by his Rev. Cheney, of this dty, and Rev. Gesler. iuDrity band. industry and energy, by bls noble qualities of Cedar Creek, officiating. Following art* the'real estate transfers Wr hive .« IIuniter »f city lota that wr of mind and heart. It needs no prophet The next meeting ot the Barry County for tbe week ending Sept 30tb. I8W. as to predict that suecras’will te his wherever w..i «e|i r.mtracL making the terms taken from the hooks in the register a office: be may go. Success will go with him. for Appi.. -it the offices of Smith A Tracbera Amodatlon will be hdd in this Marr E. BMrcrti to ChasX. Babeoek : «a sec Wgrore <>.- W sirtnsm city Saturday. OcL 14th. A good program he deserves and will richly earn It. has been arranged and a large attendance 5 AdkTFullBr w Geo. S Fuller: u-ra see a <»n Friday James Blond was token be- la expected. It la the duty of every teach­ We carinot suppose you have -live*! In JwvJu • • lh i.De and amtmeed to pay a er In the county to attend tte meetings of WA?bd°O1£°» Harlow Myers; 5Oa see 4 CaaUe- this locality very long without visiting our doe ef S12 ox uke 20 days In Jail for being the aaaodaUon when it Is possible to do so. store, and when you can make it convrn1!,. itatatata to Jta» u. anau. ■bunk. He rho-w tbe 20 days. lent come again. Make our store head­ No live teacher can fall to be benefitted by “MT r. JSSIRX r. tatatata to.«« quarters. It's aa convenient ns any. and We co tn piess one day early this week such meetings, and every school board ,you *Dd your friemib are always welcome. «>n aeronnt <.f th.- mas»> meeting, therefore should measure the Interest felt by .teach­ •sffizrjss.. j—<■- Bring along your butter and eggs and get valus!.. ■ riirrspondenoe and other ers In their work by the attention given In '"Jff c. » o ”- 0“'! the highest price In cash or In exchange nudtrr are ms-ramrily omitted. this direction. •■'“.".’"otaifi. J«ta («-«.«• » for dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries Fur rale, the residence property In tbe and crockery. Stauffek A Cuawijct. The firemen's parade Thursday was a .. A. B. VtoBto*- »“> ™“ 1 te wad ward fonnuriy belonging to Charte* pleasing feature of that day* doing*. IVHI sell cheap and on easy boys came ont In their new uniforms and Enquire of P. T. Colgrove. It was conceded by all that they Jrn* E. Ktear. Haatlngs of men that tbe people might lx Tbijn- »\hii;g to sec i>r. j. a. Baugh- trndv pr»L of. Much Ptalta I-doe CM.I Oort®«»h-ul<! rail nt the Harthfra bouse OcL jwr tor <ta- Intarat ta —~ In >n>»x. Mnsoo 2* ®r lu'»he will be alxient for a ,:S i Kurils Lowed. Baltimore ®«rtb following Um lath of October. tarn imta nmfcr hl. Tta - nu <!'•»*• on thr «---truston s R. R. tn the vicinity nf v.ith State street.*) rt :-ay.‘-4sa-^ TteC. I- a C. will meet Bl tbe residence of Mr. Striker Friday evening OeL Sth al 7 o'clock sharp. Program for the meeting: ;ons. ebaker Wagons, Ward & Dolson Buggies. 0> tbe number of entries made. There " ^“‘u2’*00 rntrips- ,h- Ur*rst nun^ article. WTlflced hta «»at In a sueceaaful endeavor to smother the flames. to* al Beamer**. Cabin. Ilralh- Flint uuuiv^/1*® WoVher b*”1 lw» thiXadenmg. oflirer^T d !?ve ,*el’ Ptosent. The rewSPi. f tbe worked hard and "7 *MdrPnibe aSTS U*’r WeU e“rt«l *»■ •*, ; ctfort. iXwhL ■VthouKtl •« »*U probability the W,H no nwro than eoi< r the expenses, yet the officers should Ired^fo(iUfL?,IilTbla“ror fwl d‘**n*r- >»5i’i»<hEiSK ““ h."K0SL"LjX!^ 1 "needful ever held. *«cKing to make It a very profitable fair Tn prtW, M afjaVtocl- ™Ur"f tbe OT,r'*‘ w*» •« «*» «* ■ °“- ”■ “ > X >» p*r for lb. n„S. J. • Huffman Bros. HEADQUARTERS ----- FOR----- Boots and Shoes. We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of GrayBros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welte). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. AD goods marked in plain figures. "One Price to AUP . Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the Whitney. None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of ‘ other dealers selling Whitney booU and Gray Bros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell' their goods as they know they are a good make; but ’ no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. Rower Shoe Co., Otu Price Beat »nd Shoe Dealers. �UNDESIRABLE FRIENDS, i E’,8LAWi” °”*T "<TE"BT- | I Kxtroete frore RrttiUi ^ranra*. tfhowlnw HOW CITY FOLKS GUARD AGAIN87 UNPLEASANT ACQUAINTANCES. now conceded that the best and cheapest wav to warn your house or cook your meals is to buy the BUYING THE BLANKET. election of Grover Qevelaad through any love of ua or for the beneflt of our Indus- ■ tries. She has always sought to secure a monopoly of the markets of the world. I and if she believed that the Democratic ’ ----- AT----- timacy which may not bo ptueed until time ms name circle, nor aoes na give sucn an invitation until long acquaintance baa famili- I orlsed each party with tbe ciministancas of . i । _________ ■ mining himself to confldenUai friemtehfpr , Tbe answers, un was to be ox]>ecte<l. were u • different ns tbo nnuirew of those who inadn them. "I enn judge n man tolerably well at 1 —,|J an impetuous M.. — L——1. 1 —_ . sight," mid New Englander, •‘If bn baa an honest eye nnri MMdbiy, 1 should not be afraid to nsk him to my home. He might turn out badly some known him. tait that cannot be helped. One Dever knows tbo whole of ariyliodyV life hfc- this city "I used to feel just that way and acted accordingly, but now I make it a rule never to invite an acquaintance to call until months If I am introduced to a stranger and like hta appearance, I try to be cordial to him during that time. Not bearing thing wrong about him, I then give him an invitation I was awfully taken In once by one of tbe most charming fellows in tbe world lie looked like a prince and talked like on angel, but ho i» in Canada now and a thousand dollars which be stole. Since then I have not been hasty tn making friends." “Three months te not nearly lang enough,” ■aid a bright, chatty lady, the sister of a well known clergyman. "Ben (her brother) and I couraging It. Some of the British papers money te tight and the amount you want is have been frank enough to admit what I a large one, I will tet yon have it for six would be the, recall of the success of i c«-nta a pound.” that policy ar<d how they are interested: ' "What time will you giro met" was tbe j n*lbetwe»m Mr. Ilarrison ! young man's next question. *n<l Mr Cleveland,” says The London "Well, two or throe mouths,” was the People, "it is not to Mr. Harrison that reply. tlain country should wish success. For “Oh. that Isn’t enough,” said McLean. the quNdion at issue is. broadly speaking, ' "Money is scarce and hard to gr.t. I must a question of free trade against protec- ; bare six months at least.'1 1 llon- " ' This was finally accoded to and a contract '‘British sympathies.” says tbe Edin- was made Immediately. Hardly was It b,urtjl> Scotsman, "cannot fail to bo on tho ' signed when McLean turned to tbe raanu?, Pcealdent Cleveland. The itepub- facturcr and naked: “Now, what discount licans bays choMm to ally tlicmselvai with will you allow me fur cash on tbo delivery of country." the pujxrr This took Uie other al! oUck, ’'The il Republican cause. ** K«1VH says Ilin tbo Xfan. Man- I , kntf but the mu]', was that McLean nalrl jxdd eaah fry"The ’-Dltbliran CJL11K7, wwu that: cheater Examiner, "will not commend i his paper aa, It was delivered to him Itself to tn fn-ll.l. Ill— 1- They on...________ —j one-half ___________ _ c |>ound, and itself English Liberals. cannot. ! it .for five mid cent* but regret that ■ great party should make the exploded doctrine of protection a leading plank in its platform." “The central issue of the contest." says The London Globe, "lies between the settle their bills.-New York Cor Philadel­ maintenance of ti»e present fiscal system phia Timor.____________________ intact and its modification in tbo direction of free trade. And on that brood question Mr. Cleveland’s candidature naturally As long as Americans have a national cud necesaarily carries English sympa­ thy." "The electoral conflict now in progress, ’’ says Tiui London News, "is a conflict be­ tween free trade and protection and noth Amerieau girls will marry him, and, of ing leas.” course, if be is a nice, jolly, talkative fellow, “The only time England can use on Irishmai . ” says 'Hie London Times, "is when ho emigrates to America and votes girls will still marry for free trade." . ruffian, as much of i In the face of such expressions as these from representative British journals, isn’t robbed a church. There's the trouble; we it time for Americans to consider whether exercise no discrimination. For example, they can afford to support a candidate and there was Kir Richard Hutton and the Dukro a policy so highly favored by our commer­ of Marlborough nnd Sutherland Sir Richcial rivals and enemies?—Buffalo News. tho word, npd by his stately bonhomie and OF COURSE THEY ARE INTERESTED. gracious courtesy amply atoned for Mr. The American ngvnta of British Indus­ tries have not been able yet to muzzle the entire Brit Uh pyefls, though strict orders American politics. A r^oent issue of Tho our friends did so with ua nnd they were Izmdon Sunday Times contains a long ed­ itorial on American affaire, supplement­ i of little women moved ing thoir correspondence from this aide of tho water. It' sees the effect of Cleve­ was called here, and I told him I meant to call land’s policy as clearly as doro its greater nameoake, “The Thunderer." The fol­ lowing extract ahows the drift of the ar­ ticle: “The electioneering campaign in Ing good by to a friend, and I heart! more America ought to be most interesting to the English people for historical, politi­ cal. philosophical and economic reason.^. • • • Tliemain question at issue la' "You were perfectly right in saying that English free trade against thoContinental year te not too long," said another ladr, system of protection. Tho republic is on trial i.-r, government trial. Good, ronurv-T-aV conservative up the ■convrraationnl thread. 11 When lived an----- street wo had for under Cleveland Is opposed by tbZrule or near neighbors as nice a looking couple as ruin party of Blaine, whose friends' nom­ inated Iliirrisan, and who/woulJ certalnlv be secretary of stato-under a Harrison administration. Thus ths American peo­ ple are directly involved in tbe contest —re nice, and so did I. better before long. One through their pockets, which will be af­ fected by th/ tariff, and thoir future, night they Lad n supper party that began at 10 o’clock and ended at daybreak. Every which would be seriously influenced by one must bare been drunk, for they rang and the restoration to power of such a fire­ brand as Blaine, with his home rule sympaties and anti-Canadian policy. The American election is infinitely more im­ beard them scolding each other every night, and at last some thing exploded like a cannon portant to Englishmen than their own internal politics iust at this junc­ ture. and they should observe every phase of the campaign closely and underout Of tbo house because she couldn’t pay her standingly. It Is from this point of view rant and tho husband would not.” that the copious dispatches to Tho Sun­ day Times are cabled. The result of the “No doubt all of you are right from the American election will help to decide many important issues in Great Britain.” —New York Dispatch to Philadelphia Preus. have had bad luck, but most people are good ------- ---------------them until I find they are not all right Last night when I was coin? over tbo accident thia morning.' at tbe end of this funny story. Tbo eonclu- moat people will think ft a prudent cue. AU Not tlnnb* friends to tbo rule of congeniality. Well disposed, decent, law abiding people Uarvlrtuoa day. Ln a largo city active and atir- These ought to bereesivad pl "—fitly Itoair drairabUUy » frtetxH-N.w Ycrt To give some notion of the class of '59 ■t Miami, Gen. Wallace quotes tho state­ ment of Mr.. Lewis W. Robs, of Council Bluffs, la., who was one of Mr. Harrison’s fifteen classmates. Mr. Ross says: "This class varied tn worldly wealth and available brains about aa other cis—f have done. David Swing, of Chicago, took second honors, and Milton Saylor, dow of Now York dty, took tho first hon­ ors. Harrison, in class standing and merit, ranked above the average. He was resjiectablcin languagetmnd sciences, and excelled in political economy and his­ tory. Harrison had a good voice and a pare diction. Re talked easily and flu­ ently. The subject of his graduating address was ‘The Poor of England.’ and his treatment of it showed that lw had ■ounded bo' die depths and the causes of this poverty. lie wa.i a protectionist at tho age of 10. He is a protectionist still.'’—Review of Wallace's Life of Har- Tho violent quarrel which ban arisen between tho free trade and protectionist wings of tho Democracy in North Caro­ lina should encourage tho Republicans to renewed efforts In that state. North Carolina Is Republican at heart; the tar­ iff sentiment Is strong and deep, and an earnest, aggressive contest could hardly fall to secure tho electoral vote of tho state for the Republican ticket.—Phila­ delphia Proea. ■ up whether oiate for H The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keen other and inferior kinds of stoves the same as other dealers. But the Garland is tbe acknowledged best. should discriminate between sack very simple; the higher tho title the bettor tbo man—that's all—New York Cor. Timee- SOLD AGAIN. Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. Closing Out Sale ON THE WAR PATH. 5/A Five Mile. 5/A Boss Stable Our Mr. Lichty having determined that hl* Individual Interests demand Ills undivided attention, and that be must therefore close out hie share In the busines*. we have talked tbe matter over and decided to 5/A Electric. Close Out Out Entire Stock I highly honored by fate and festival, 15/A Extra Test 30 other styles Before Novrmlier 1st next, when our lea.se of our present store expires. We attempted once befofe. In giaxi faith, to cloae out our bwdnnK, but unforacen circumstances prevented. Tills time we mean It, and November 1st will are our busF nww entirely clowd out and this firm dlsaolvwL . For tale by all dealers To help on this sale, we have decided to GIVE TO EVERY PERSON WHQ BUYS $1.00 WORTH W. 0. Tuggle, LaGrange. Ga.. writing about Party's Prophylactic Fluid, eaye: "It Is a price­ wife staid tor the benefit of young mothers that Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shues—a new lot of these goods just neeivKL our Horae. Show Cases, a gtxxt -j-barrvl Oil Tank, pair Delivery Bobs. Scale*. Tplmccoe*, equally to to parents travelling with children • Teai. Coffees. Canned Goods. Package Goods, etc., a TICKET. Not only is the Fluid Invaluable as a drodoriz- ahd to the fn’Iowi-;.- p;< The south we-’ Ing will remove all eruptions from the skin, chafing. etc, and greatly refresh and soothe. 23 men succeeded in shoeing out- little mustang pony at South Lyon the other day. October 29, 1888 Hood •« Sarsaparilla will not do ImpbMlbllttMS, It’» proprietors toll |>iaJnl> what It hM done, •ubinlt proofs from sourves of unquestioned rvllabihty. and ask you frankly If >ou are «u!fer..... aw... _ ... ... .. Wr will hare a drawing of thrtw- tickets. from the box for tern to try Hood‘s Sanaparilla. The experience of ntliera Is aumclent —uranco that you will not qe disappointed in the result We will buy tbe 300th ticket drawn We will buy the 500th ticket drawn from the box for ' $15 IN GOLD Small-pox at Dewitt, Clinton county. w——■■ The lx>g Cabins of Amerlea have been the blrthplaces of some of ttugrandest men. Lincoln. Grant. Sheridan, first mw SfeSfcjyfl Uh- light of day through —ESzdsEi l’ie chinks of a Log Cabin. Warner's Log Cabin BarmpaHlla also orig­ inat'd In a Log Cabin and stands preemi­ nent among the blood purifiers of today as Warner’s “Tippecanoe” does as a stomach tonic. Cnaaty.jfwolgan. » iril :vthe’ •ale lAEha-t.abl.lib $20 IN GOLD Snow fell at Cedar Spring yesterday. For thr cure of colds, coughs, and lang di fficultles. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is un­ equaled. W« will buy the «mi, Uriel dnww Ira tbe bo, for >$10’ IN GOLD s ^Tb^N^tSd- w’ M. and 'hat all errrtit. rourt. M< . ■ ve,.r loo*, fur -ramtnstto: .. fare the *ah *■* of Mat mow stale's wi)' tw brai WedneMbdim. fated September 2F Default bavins terei of a certain morw ; Fargo is speaking out loud for a shoe­ maker. To enrich tbe blood and improve the ap­ petite, use Hill’s Sarsaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. . Specially Low Prices Dn all good, durtn^tble Cloelnx Ont Bale. Cranberry crop light in the vicinity of Pinckney. Keowtrutl,. HOUGHTALIN & LICHTY . rmostr. rnorfltem tsied to rmt-v. sec .M th- MB* i vssty al K!i dsy ot i .n given io secure u.s fttvmm' ol Ihr JiuBdnd dollar* tn two ysars treni the dale fartefa parable a&uuallv I Whenever used. Peerless Worm Specific makes fast friends. 95 and 50 cents. W. P. K-All who pay on account will get . ticket for each dollar paid. II. Goodyear, A good many people* at Luther get an honest living In the manufacture of wood alcohol. Use Cobb’s Little Pills if the wells are low and malaria about. 25 cents for 40 pills. W. H. Goodyear. x^k'ven million feet of Iniulwr sold at East Saginaw, Wednesday. frothing better for croup thfc Peerless Cough Syrup. W. H.-Goodyear. Fine New Stock Hill’s No cure, no pay. Containing the latest and best patterns of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, sending the brain pure blood, makes sound both mind and body. h i.-i ; iutrva Jalbrt said pn-nn.aa all t»u*t ..-.red awl .. MortHAff*i' rtzw*- AND / «_rmmon It Is ordered, that Friday, Use ILMttsssintbJ e>.Hiur. dry gooos County ot Burry, h the City ot nasUwt*. In said eoonty. urday. the nah day of September, la tbe j ear itfisttstfxsi.-“: - ■“ ifauanre «>f the ■ hi w--o r‘w .““Tl Muvlded. I stall on Fri*->- U* -lit « p'rliMk ia is* JUST RECEIVED Gray and fox squirrels are very thick ■round Romeo this falL Brnto of Mlchljt*^ Nathaniel McKay, the wall known ship­ builder and contractor, has gone to Eu­ rope on a bualneas trip, during which ho intends to investigate the condition of labor abroad es compared with itii condi­ tion hero. Jur.t before ho zailud ho said: “I shall publish tbo nwult of my investi­ gations ao that — * dratlny will starvation.’ ED. POWERS dress goods enmii*. forfrltt-i ----- AT- Julius Russell’s See his stock <>f new styles HE c �Rich and Poor, . in,! l’< nsant. fin- Millionaire and W j :' ,,.r py their comraou use bf tLh> F’f 3t!, ,1 !h«- world-wide reputation of ifer-» I’iii’- lasting physician* 'reeotu..Ari P'll* t- r Stomach and Liver ivcu<***> Bil‘n'UNJu-i.:;, and : also, fur Rli’amatiun. sciiruigia. They are sugarJ.Ut'11 no calomel; uro prompt, coate-!' ration; and. therefore, the u< lor Fi.:ully Use, as well .,n<! Tourist*. NATURAL GAS SUPPLY. pre PROTECTION AND EXPORTS. FACTS ABOUT THE NEW bounce OF COMFORT ANO WEALT^ mom serious form. During the winter s-a«m. my hxnds have Ik*u In such condl- h f'!h*' been oonduster-lv v ““F Ihnea O> th. Unit—, sdta’udJS!, “>"«■ Whm““ Vmud Bw_ „ u, A qn—Uon u*t ttooau*, -»««tr>. .i~T, ctm- i hands for alujut Tour months.’ until 1 be_, | gan using Paplilon (extract of flax) Skin Tbe marshal ha« ordered Mnrcnci liar-! Ctw- 1 certainly think it has cured my •x rs to shave no mdn- on Sunday>. j bands.” latrgr. botticw only 81.00. at W. i11 <i«rt>r“F‘ *"« »»>> catarrh rei«M*. ' ' From out of tin* great soul of Bangor hum• Bl"Lut ll-UOO.OOOfevt of ingM rooms this agonizing wail: Pumpkin pie hu»8»pin<«,d,„ |ttatoli«S«,wij^r. . •<----- im.U mlt that »k.. 1? wm ■Pw?T. rvaB’- forcing lt ft to tn *A. I’llb. F. van-1:401 wax taken »u iu with Rheumatism -le t<. <ln any work. I (took _v eria Pills ami was entirely 'at tltm* I um urver without “ Peter, Christensen, I:- ■ |w<-n tn use In my f twenty years and have ■tl ull that te claimed for e uf piles, from which I .(r», tin-y afforded greater :i:>-r medicine 1 ever tried." H<-l!y Springs, Texas. Ayer’s I’llls fora number never fonnd nnv.hing tor giving me an appetite nergy and strcngtli to the - V • pikeiu in die bouse." W:!:miigt<>n, Del. AUantic —tawnTt.rt w “^'hariy “???, . rutx«trd states have quite lot th«iequilibrluia m attempting to show tkL chief supply b right under the m,JU , lh? -Uta whtab tai e»w. Eta v, u7 “J nxmauta, in—irtn, JL a,2„ ,!”*• T™7- a .mEX. ta taoUtart ta« ta Sonb Carolina,.Geonrtamd ... _ ™aUl and ^l\ev^' -•-•lei blx-overy. a botanic trade, it fa. neverth*!**- . ^od’ to fun fgu fore during her hintorr^T^JZer 42.027.0uo tehrt^M?' a ‘?ounl of equate X abnn~°f c*n<1* una-'ly tchetverta'for 1878 w-fteT’°f tk’^00,000 ceour to take anv eb«ocm atp«M<raUng the crost of ufatt perfectly bokwi gioba But everywi±X Arttu“iWn nVCr ftn<1 erwst the drill, have bwtf working •nUy. hghted at night, itTto Albert Emminger, Covington. Ky., was aQllctrd with catarrh three years. He says: .“Attar trying every known patent medicine* which 1 saw adverttaed, none of which helped me. I tried Paplilon (extract I. • ** > ’tai.x,. uncin. ^:>d afao forerun of flax) Catarrh Cure a< a last resort. It has made a complete cure, and is worth its ,& T2.5SSkJr-i.Ti:?weight in gold. I will give you other I Tbe army wonrt is anlMfating on Tecum- ivterencea from parties who have been cured. It is no experiment, but a positive "*■“ ’* 1 ’■h •h,'lc . iSm_________ y-re.” iLarge bottlw only S1.00 at W. H’. ! terllnrastaatnspnwdt.ta ,in'1 trvlInxiuitaatnspnoMbte. r Goodyear's drug store. wiilrh —-- Hood ’ Sanutnotlila W1 » good appetite, ano liealth. * The Allegan county fair awmclation fa s& yrant old. . pe|(o^T KJ1 teum h -H «xpon«l la IWthu, ^POrtation of petro­ (hev/dI<; pleasant jnuoed, not mfrequrntly. by the Headache, king n Mifferer ”—Emma , Buch a spectacle would be somewhat Indi CTom< were it not that the eloetrie lllumh^l t in tbe present status ot scientific knurdX ta obliged to ronfo- that dul?7“ ” gaa ta nm. <>r with cuuKtipn- ■ .ipjwtiti. Ayer's m g.*ra-rnl demand ttott oftlte StariMippi valky which !i« tag th. Eurojienn market*.” ‘ tta, . 1 this that protec. Don not only protects, but It actually b3 ‘Vnecta»t actually tacrvttes external trazb. l.v !...?“ whteh a fjt reverse E‘«Usl‘ •MTicullure, : SSi "“Kjd!,.'miJS"1"?'? "L?" llon Ekk'flnfCT! ralQ*J wwltUproduc• ocruld 1x1 loMfflhdv f Ayer s Pills dwelt, Mass. L. , “p*: -was down With abaoett Yif lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable consnniptivr. - Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumptinn, am now ;on my third bottle, aint aide to oversee the 'work on tuy farm, it Is Ute fineat medi­ cine ever made.” i Jette Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio. tAys: ,। "Hud it not been for Dr. King’s New IMsI covery fur consumption 1 would have dh-d i "'«!>' n »n l.y doeI'm. Am now la lr»< id hmllh." Try tt. 1*1.« I*OVldrd lor Ul >j-r>. <iu the 3Kb ustdei-i'ti’idera<vM I’niL. A s.ivlduii as •< i nr i> vnd the statute tn iblril.'mitlee Iv hereby -1 :u ni- forenoon, i . :<■ t:>rhuenrst bidder. 'C«wntj. and stale of the pLke where the - count)! 1* Bolden), rtttaiif. with wen per aether w ith an c. ni lean. Ma-ir<au. .Ha* .’lib day of •• ■>! the Mortgugee. V »> AMMAN. In lb-' cundltlone > Atiiiil. Crouch I: t<» lloberti H. Marebail. • ■! tnortgXge*. chi rage .u«:luiw-d i<> Martha M. • inc ’inn id :f<nip hundred .vinl sereutf-bar cents «ud wruty-fivr dollars provided . and no ’ult «r owMinc* U ili-lltutwi to recover Ute ■mount of principal ..e due and imyam*, f>.<rt ot principal or li>iiH .tner March l*th. Ifflt. .miou-'t r>t jirUicljud «tid ipeMte. a 1 the uurili t ttiu city of ir <>t Barry, .ihat being Hie ukrotirt for itarry ronnty ■icon -uid mortgage, with -‘lug mid being situate Hut. in I lie couAty ot Harry db west, contalniug ■.linta M. Cook. Assignee. on t/j*? l,niK »**»« ’• drug store. This remedy Is becoming •« weH known and so popular us to need no sj>«-cial men­ anti in one part of MlchigA-' I -—-_____ _________ tion. All who have used Electric Bitters 2™. K»“ । 4 T4LE with * m°"«sing the same song of praise. A purer ; in>*d[cine duett u<X exist and 11 ta guuran... .1 T 3 , — J umuro or ,------- ■IO Iiuxni HU Corn aa | Iced to do all that Is claimed. Electric bit­ fault in lb*, drift formations. Yet tb.. mu ch ; We Should Am«ri<-au lud.iwri^ ters will cure all diseases of the liver and j kidneys, will remove pimple*, boils, salt ------- ....... u uouxu leucc arounu ---------------- — • iMiwiuoaa wtwt bin corn field to keep out his neighbor rheum and otlicrjaffections caused by Im­ sod aoath may furnish still uUiar nalural Brown s cown. Mr. Brown didn’t like pure blood,. Win drive Malaria from the pi|~ hies. V. convey ga. for g-nernl dwtnl.u- tiiis fence at all. His pastures were lean system and prevent as-we|l ns cure all Ma­ THE SPECIALIST, and drv .nd A. .’-ught it would bo a larial fevers. For cure of headache, conBtlimtlon and Indigestion try electric blttera. could get Into Mr. trdingly he Mt to Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money Ji’s lured man and - refunded. Price 50 eta. and gl.OO per bot_ guments and bribe* lie at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Father ot bis Ckmntry u found to haw been to null down a jmrt of the fence. One day when Mr. Smith was looking The best salve in Uie world for cuts, over his farm ho found the man at work • - —O —™ wuat bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever aorra, were then known aa the burning npr.nfn in removing some of thy boards from the tetter, chapped hands, chilblain.*, coms, too n-ir.awi.a valley, Virginia. Them ■> fencx callad springs woro only tho rvautt of is ar®Jroa doing there!’’ demanded and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or ho pay MqulrnL It is guaranteed natural gna freak, though to the pcopfa of Mr. Smith. chow early days. before the dteuvory or in7, winning tbo fence, eorr—there’s to give |n*rfeet satisfuC.lon, or money re­ rention of u process for making ronj a dalu too much of it for tho good of tho funded. Brice 21. cis. ja-r box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear they must have fumtabtd a myiwriuua pbe"But yon’ll let- ta BrownV cows, and A 1’ort Huron nun owns a bible 200 Doraenon. The hta* of Wa*hlngton, bowvrer. in ob- thry’il trample down the whole Gold,” yean old. urged Mr. Smith. tainiug.jKiowMian of th., projwrty wni not n ■•Bedsd, It won’t be so bad as that, specutation In light or fuel, but a *|»-<nitation ‘rhe early history of.Amorica is full of in salt, a* more property became the *av'ior borr. I'm only taking down 15 or 20 per instances of men having great nerve. But of hta country. In China, too, a country to cent, of the fence. There’s enough ot it we are rapidly liecomlng the most nervous left to protect the corn, sorr. (I'm oniy re•which we nine always go when we think penjde on earth. The recent increase of iulrtag the average uf tbe fence. Sure, ouraelve* exclusively entittal to tta credit of It’s there still." insanity, epileptic fits, headache, backache tone new dtacovory, the j>eoplc have known It is enough to wy that Mr. Smith neuralgia, sleephwsnrsa. nervousness, dysoil about natural gar many hundred year*. ta-psla. fluttering of the heart, etc., points didn't sec the point.and ordered tho fence It is even reported that a great catastrophe and Itk protection restored.—Springfield to an early decay of the race, unless - tills once hapjMmed iu Chinn a> n oitarquenc*- of (Moa-JUnkm tendency is cheeked. Nothing will cure the recklnw use of this illuminant, the catas­ there diseases .like Dr. Miles’ Nervine, trophe having been nothing le» than they warranted to contain neither opium nor How u Deduced Duty to-dnee,! Shop. exjdocioDof an immense subterranean ga> morphine. Sample Ixittlrs free nt W. ii. The Philadelphia Preau, in aitawering a orneter which underrun a country large Goodyear's drug store. Don’t fall to try it enough for several kingdom* Tbe precise subscriber who wants to know what effect Muskegon lias a do-year old dancing masnumber of people who perubed at tbe time ta the tariff law passed by congress a few years ago reducing tho duty on wool had not rwjrdcd, but, considering tta- {npulation on tho sitap industry of tho country, says: The papers an- full of sudden deaths. ’’The tariff ot 1BS3 nut only reduced the tragic part in tho world * hutery, if an in duties ou wool, but by reducing the rate* If you have Mmking sensations, fluttering, animated Mibatance cun be Mid to play on woolen goods andvluuiging the clari­ pain or tendfrues* in chest, taint easily, tragedy. fication on worsted It stimulated Imports, take Dr. Miles’ New Cure for the heart, This ChiiteM story lacks but one clement so that the market for homo wool wwi cut i and so escape death, as did Henry Brown, to give it n horrible interest, nod that ta tin- both ways, directly and indirectly. The druggist, of Cleveland, Ohio. Sold by W. element of pcaadbility. No air can go where number of sheep in tho United States has H. Goodyear. gus holds pmail—ion; and you could not have decreased under this tariff from 60,000,000 Supreme court convene* OcL 1. combustion and a consequent expludon with­ In 1883 to 43.000,000 in 1888, while on the SI. P.—A Now Principle. out air. Soma infornuuiuu iu relation to regular advance In- progress before it A great physician has illscoveretl that tbe natural gns wells uf China baa l»eu given should Lave reached G4,000,000. The recently to tbe state deportment by Mr. sheep in this country belong to 700.000 the true way to act on the liver, stomacli. bowels, etc., is through j their nerves. Chartai' Denby, tbe American minister to flock masters, employing 1,-00.000 men. Miles' 1’ilta, the smallest and mildaL that country. Mr. Denby dMcritau n terri­ with an invested capital of $300,000,000. ' tory ab'Ut nine miles in diameter, where Tbe wool dip of the United Statea ta the Samples free at W. H. Goodyear’s. brine, suitable for the production of mH, fa sixth largest In thcFMrorld. and under tbe The Bellaire Breeic takes watermelons found at a depth of 700 to 1,000 fert bMow skill expended In developing our wool in­ on subscription. tbe surface. Below Umao salt reservoirs dustry tbo average weight of tho Ameri­ again, atudepthof l,H00or2,0U0'feetfrom the can fleece has advanced from 1.85 pounds Out of the Breastworks. surface, gi> fa' found. It fa reached by mean* of in 1840 to 8.52 pounds to 1870 and to 0 Tate SraiNns, Turn., July 4, 1888. rude iron drills fastened to a {Ope and oper­ pounds in 1887. The duty protecting this Tbe Swift Specific Co.. Atlant*, G*.: ated in bamboo pip**, which ore gradually industry amounts to 8 cents per head. Gentlemen—Seven years ago I contracted forced into the ground as tbe earth below fa an exceedingly bad case of blood poison. 1 displaced by tbe action of tbe sharp iron tried a physician, the best at command, but point It is bamboo everywhere. After tbe "They are forming * lumber trust; secured no bead?.. My throat tiegan to gas is reach,'«l and brought to tbe surface it therefore abolish tho tariff ou lumber, is tai off to tbe evaporating pans by more shrieks a Mills bill advocate. Well, why ; 1 rum oau to worse. 1 arid ulcers. bamlx» pipes, and made to do duty in turn­ not abolish tho tariff ou, kerosene oil and must be reached in Uie ing the brine into salt crystals. But. for ifa coffee and thus kill off thooil andcaffw. ___ _______ ___ — ra-upthr dqrton'treatbearing on this question of danger to come trusts? "But there isn’t any tariff on oil ment, and with a despairing hope I com­ from the practicB/ff tapping natural go* or coffee. ’ some free trader remurl;.. How menced taking your medidne. 1 began to When we are reservoirs, hero is the chief point ot Interest does it happen, then, that tbstt improve from the first bottle, and in a short ore controlled by trusts? We thought it in Mr. Denby's report. time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared •of Trent Creek. «t- Clair co.. Ata., wnira: ~i During the Taiping rebellion, years ago, was the tariff that caused the trusts, or off and was entirely well. bod u bad attack of chills and fever. My system .. . t . a _ _£_ ..a .-AWintev made them possible- p>ere wUl One year ago a case of catarrh developed it appears, whether there is unv tariff or ta my sv«em. The physician did his best, would palpitate for two hours at a time. My not. Tbo whole salt product of Europe to took off toe cap tliat bekl tbe gas in couflrnbut could not cure me but two bottks of legs would cel cold to toe knees, and 1 fully ex­ Th. £.nmrttonof mant from ono ot the wells and set theool- controlled by a trust pected to die. In September, ism, I boutht a Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief. boule o! Shaker Extract of Boots or Setata’a umn oflame It iuu been burning ever since, J. H. Robinson. Curative Syrup, ot y«air agent. Mr. 1L M. King, ami there U not talent enough among tho and before I had taken the a rut bottle 1 felt Pi­ there ta likely to te a lumber trust Chinese BUginrcra to extinguish the lire. But ter. and In a short time was able to eo to work. Kaufman, Trx., lune 33,1888. wbother there is any tariff or art- Abol­ ft ta to bv presumed that even tbe teunboo The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.: oinhiK in Uie well remains uninjured, or the ishing the tariff would create the “jrongGentlemen—I have been afflicted with a wrttei: "Six months ago f began to throw up eet possible incentive (or a truat.—Cleve­ rJ., ____ I,—., atruw haVE, been cl'W'l. my !<yod after eating. I thought 1 was going Into consumption. I soon began to have Mln land Leader. tn the chest. Rtomaeh and ride*. I got flute lief. I am now using Swift’s Specific, and sleep and woke all Unit out. I tmei’ lost flvtever, ror ------ — have received tbe greatest benefit from its pounds In four days. I began using Shaker Kxwell. miooRh .lUiim K> lb',L"?t.B Se. Yours truly, Wk. Jonks. ti:v rlty Of ftastillga, nltat belilK "•• tbe circuit court , fur Barry I of land NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of Insist on having Ufa ' Genuine with The red H tin tag., made only by. obkn Onz:. «'3r._ '' Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER > and Health Restorer. Cures all kinds of Headache within thirty minutes—Try it GKO. W. DAVIS,of lahlaronae st.. New Or- Arie, for fifteen yean far an Itching humor tn tnv’ blood. I have just used thro* bottlai. ot JOSRPH J. EAGAN, of No.tt Wret •». New York says: * Have net Itmi witlHi.it Vinegar Hitlers for tbe tm*r iw.-lve vear*. and consider It a whole mrdlrlnc rhc’t In ourtamtly.t MBS. MATTIE FURGU8ON. of Dryen. N. Y. says: “Vinegar Bitters I* the best medicine I The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as ^ars aga, antf recently It cured me of rtieutnaspecialist enables him to WM. A. DAVIBot Camden. X. J.says: easily determine, and the best ”1MBH. havo suflerod greatly from Indlgestioo and trouble*, and Vinegar Bitters gave mereof modern appliances and the bowel lief." most approved remedies, hi-gnr I’.il'.-V' ks a adapted for special cases, many ibobert ot bralUi” of them prepared only by Dr. write*: ’’I Dud your V!o««ar Bluer# a tlrsti dims tonic. ’ * Baughman, enables him to ef-. VINEGAR BITTERS. feet a cure easily where’ oth­ The only Temperance Bitters known. ers would fail. 'MAY GOD BLESS YOU!’ si ■ttisE llf tne HUMmu bSmJL•tatataU ’*”--3—---------------Ji -J on era of pride iu national history, are SXu? tjh" I""*™ " ta, QUJCIUI rvpu;w —---diicta of the United States are not icry redU<?.C. ^l^eort. IU Its main f-tures. bo found in auffletaot quanuta* Brtrta, Ynt at tbe -od cf “* jLri.-.u- -wi- ot U-. i.M.iw 'St « ”= — iCW u®, tho Dcmoerate cannot win ta ->ew rora <>,(, year—Phiiadelpbi* I rewblo For sale by all druggists. Th* Swift Sracinc Co., Londoa, Eng., 35 Snow HUL The Presbyterian synod meets at Flint Jef! Davis -Cluvetand Iteautr- tug ,rir <«' W*w- ^ l' ember |9th, ism Dr. J, 4. Bamtaaii. only one 5ha.be3Xii-fall /6c^.uc ffic most con/ement to cut for pocket or to carry v/ljol?. - DISEASE, ••mn«. MlddgHtottnh i in The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. . . >-rn in»-? Ui tbv rendition* —------- i>y Wamm e-tta»»rli । the imino to truv-aw Tiw Chine* incident, however, fa not with­ out mtenst from another prtrt of rtew There testate* ttaw^ that tb. g--du ■ m ">>rtgaxr* on imho- «*. • there ta rtalnieJ io bv rtnc »t ■ tlir »uin of three hundred 4100 <L.llxra(*3nM) and at* lAu-Ht- nvr •loltan’ pruvldrd . m :c. aril r.o -ultot proreonlnjBi .'> hi’dintoil to revurer the I hy«aid mortgage, er any part — lorr. by virtue of the newer ■e.1 >1 ’ahi mortgage, and thr 1 •' >’r nude .uid |>r<i>kle,l- Hotter "■ timt on Kntuntay the Utb day • U -...u .,-a.iUnU Im <N. Ol^oiC “ wk" ,™od ii- ilive<,ndlllonsot a < uniH. Mail.w> and to Philo A- Shr-taou Murdock, de. uauiy on ti*- Ticket. With , -Id-rr t„ E-e•“>£ X iJpES. »< lieutenant governor, we »» -111 very handsome from tbe out­ side. with coon skin nailed on the door, but health and contentment the hardy pio­ neers of American rivilirav lion found in them. Their health was maintained by simple remedies of roots and herte. now reproduced In Warner’s Log Cabin Itemedlrs. made by Warner of Safe Cure fame. Tbe Fiuabing Fresa is drad. It stimulates the Brain and qulota tho Nerves, regulates the Bowels and renders a perfect blood circulation through the human veins, which ta sure to restore per­ fect health. A beautiful book free. Adrctt, R. IL McDonaak Duvo Co., 55W IVashlngton sU N. SEASALT •SOAP>e* bath.eunaf srittrfia. SS9KM 1U> Dbl-o CO.. oBt.,New York. ■ 9 all the natural «««a«sa ot ^’^^aiu^tiTrvb’ulK’wWdlwaM no* -cSlot Boota^or 8e first She Triad and Knows. �Mocked Their Master MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. CONGRESSIONAL v Hatch" wa* mad. THE WEEK’S DOINGS IN THE 'NA­ TIONAL LEGISl ATURE. Close of the Big Wheat Deal uvely in Chicago. of Mostachusetu during the revolution. It’s valuable. I think my next purtaase wifi bo Huskin’* works. Those English author* are ftrst-ctaM." HTJTOHIB8ON RULES TO THE EID. bill wu allowing tbo special oommiww— — -» — pr—oua. lultj .-<*» ta>» .uu.-*«-•“> /"““J* Kelley with being actuated by bouorabto m-U— 1. !■—*<•“«’ *"** luUoa ««-.> v-d »"• ‘-"“"J Settle Plumb speke In favor of forfeiting certain land granted the Northern Pacific railway. Ten thousand dollar* wa< appropriated for a wheat, Mr. HutehinsouF tbe position ot “Old Mutch' Burgvyn*. morning telling ‘•the I little •heat* to «ell at j The general deficiency bill wo* in comlnl^;•■•• --------------- -- book of estimat-s which bad been omitted ber of biDo were di*p<*od of and tbe bone* from tbe MU exit-pt those for tbe Pacifl • rail­ took recess until * p. tn., and at the night way companies Other amendments appro­ ■eseiini paK-d thirty-ono private pension priated 437fl,«XJ for indemnity to jwnsicutod bill* and adjourned at lihlri till Monday. Chinese; provided for two additional iW date ju*ti••»** for th* Dakota supreme court; BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS appropriated |2o,000 far the annual Mavra of alsienre of employe* ta tbn govqrniTMVit printing r-fBce, and extended the criminal law* ovsr the public land strip. Tbe bill wa* then . Th* Standing of tbe league nines, innludtag SaturdayN games* 1* as follow.: HOPE FOR THE FEVER SECTION. When: at , ~u.wu.ri uv mu u <1~».r»— I Shad Miller (colored). W. W. Sampeon v I «e<J), Edward Williams, Mr* H. Qovernoi; | William T. Pytas, and James Hall. Total ! j ( | engineer thr state Sunday wtaool union at Kart Ssginaw, ou Dec. A While handling a revolver Mix William Calvo*; and Heckla mining ,u. ar va. • >f 416, u now Mriim* <t , 'Occasionally . voter m.rn. J. A. Dnebeeue’, • Ganem* county farmer. AH*; t Hixok. a Gnilfur I K. M. Ground. G. Hullonbeek, Alfred Ftobinsmi, tnfaut child of Jmnee Austin, George Bell, Mary I’atrc* (colored), and K. W. BurkUzin. abrogation of nil treaty obligattou* permit­ ting the immigration of Chinese laborera A bill wa* intnalured to ap|Kiint a eommi* sion of seven physician* of different eebool* i Florida, is in a dying condition. Ho bad | be-'n improving, but a sudden turn for .th* Tbe chsrgv ww preferred by a soman wbo.e htaban1 lt«i backing tbe tiger, winch Plumb introduoed a bill to pay a re-ward ot •lUU.QOU to the proprietor of th* copyrighted bill authorising the eoat* are worn al night with comfort, nnd ___________ _ .......... ................... ................. To ertaWieb yellow fever refugee ramp* a> proper points In tbe south und equip th■anw; to prevent alien** being employed on .. • it . _— ■ riving great benefit from tbo lessening de- j ! I I a hunt ;.i>d rau nyatart ■ n wove. ----------- -------- * tbe local millinery firm* are locked for howlodiai*>i«ito * ■* Wartiu><t*>* ‘ «j •> M# Chicago. Hept Jfl- Fcllowtax ere tbe peattng shotgun, and after be'« practiced score* at hmo lull made by National league awhile, will Mart out ta-pursuitof delinquent dubeyretaninv: At f.T.icego-C’hirago 10. Iridtaim|x4i«»; at Pittsburgh, Detroit 1: at •dfppui Wanl.mgton- A’ashingtoo 1. *•* at B utou- P jot-ev -Proton i. I .ifir-del-^u» L ’ Chicago. ’Jt -Hi- o iy interesting — . a ■___ _ _____ 1 — II . r... ~ Davidlor lajy. the existing appropriation* for rmdry । this out ia tb» rare for third ptae ■ bet'vro civil exptMiM* to Oct 15 was adopt- 1 Detroit, Barton and Phibidolpiila. Net I suu* ter. t । There were two deaths during th* last । twenty-four hour*at Sanderson—Mrs. Frank defending the ndwiniotrntion from Th* Uncu.’ rcom yesterday were: Al tbe charge of extravagance, and laying U»* i Chicago-<’birogo fl, in.bwp'Ui* 7: at Pitta, bln me on Ute senate. Further conference was j burg—(flrrt game) Pittsburg 0, Detroit 4; A Killing Front at Chattanooga. Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. I.—Agreroble to expectation Chattanooga wa* visited by n killing frost yesterday morning. Tbe Sib^y & Hearingtoc, Kart Haginaw lum- friend* of tbe Oklahoma bill notified him eaid be had given up tan bop* of winning tl.nt n quorum would l>* insisted upon. Me- > the pennant this year. Tb-losgui laoree surplu* wealth in lM.U00,<M> tael of British Columbia leniber. HE WAS TOO FRE5H. AG ~r.ii.r-.1 —~ — I fro"’ n,‘c»tur' A*®-.’ “T’ total number of o4-"p*m1 n?n ’r*T i Caere to Saturday night there baa l«n 80: to fix a day to consider the Blair educational bill, ard ar d the ihe house home adjourned. hill, Washington Crrr, Sept 3fi-Stewart offered q resolution iu rh* -*m-ite yusterday celling on tbe president for eueh information a* lua —­. he lima ba* rw-**inlin~ regarding thaa tbe riMiaaaa Cutueee IranKv treaty, rre reived since the 7th ins I Edmund* mid that ••nw ■ ao“tu''. I tK« 1 Th* Teun‘*a*» board. of health ba* Hutch" ha* not called for margins and. tbe ~* | raised tbe quarantine, except aa to Memphis which Stewart •xpected But “Old Hutch* bad said 43, and ■ *re expected. Tbo rigid quarantine wlll rtiil 44 it had to be He might as well hnve said bo ninintalnnd. __________ H 1. -iihln U. po.r .«! .. could XJ“ “7 I When ti... rp!f tw L-. TIDINGS CF CALAMITY. tire Joel ta settled by litigation. Evon those who are badly caught are not absolutely kaown, but it is estimated that fully 1,000,- 1L1» a fruitful topic of diecusrioa in tioard amompanied by sheeta of rain vbJitod Borton and its neighborliood yesterday morninm. In Boston a tree in Stanford street wa* blown down upon a bone, crushing, him to tbe ground. At Probody the Essex County Cattle show, which was bold In a valley, was flooded to tbu depth of a foot Many structure* were itb regard to tbe Septorate.r short*. flooded, cellars filled, tree* leveled, and boat* manipulator wilF follow them up ta tbe 1 terrific. The rain fell in a deluge, trans court* end compel a wttleniriit on terms ' ferring the street* to river*, while tbo Ma the morning it wa* not until lSd» o’clock that tbe enraged l*ars began to show their teeth openly From that time on pan famonium reigned. During the morning “Old Hutch" had sat in bl* blit chair near th., temi ’ feet inland, and the underpinning of tbe Lta1 wood house was partly waited away. Many I v«*uri* were in Use harbor, but by* tbe use of extra anchor* they were *aved from driving ' aaiuw* What a sneeatng congregatlou they must ba Michigan * cranberry crop is unusually sundry rivil blU, the reel of tbo retort be- > Boeton—Borton 0. Philadelphia IU. tog agreed Ui Holman asked immediate Chicago, Sept 27.—Capt Anson, of tbe consideration of a bill to extend tbe criminal 1 Qiicapo League club, in a talk with a re­ j were: At- Chicago—Chicago 10, Indianapolis ----------- —(Uret — 1 gamw Waohingtoii —•— . Australia and several place* nearer home. ’ 8; at WasbitigUin 3-N,BW X01* 0 i**rond game) Washington Gram! Itaplda sebooh employ 214 teachers. Brw A .irk ft: at Pl’t.*t-urz-~l itlnlmrx 3. * .w. ». ■ ham »m<ate»ii«Mais tn tka ' Drtnnt 1 bireh and ferula 1 CHICAQ Luther’s bear crop dub »ts round o and wbei home will comprofconrivo otw that Edmunds offered, lowing are th.. Diagu- --..rre: At fittel.urg Upon resuming tbe open eeadon Morgan cod- —Pittsburg 3, Indianapnli* 3; at New York— tintMd an.) conclude a qweh on 'No- Yort.:!. WartnngL. 0-rodm, iuutags; Sbarman’s reeolution for an inquiry j at Bromo—Iflrst gam.) Bouton 4, Pniladoiinto tbe relation* between Great Britain phiat; (stcotal £<m«) Broto-.i V, Philadelphia and this country. The bouio joint reeolution ‘ 4—eight 1 lining*. ___ di________* I__ »____ __________ 1 „ " .... private pension bills Tbo bill granting.tbo BL Ixaiii. A Sou Franclaco railway ngbt-ofway through Indian territory wm prnn-d. as well as a number of other miscellaneous controversy over a bill to pay fi>r captured cotton, whicu wa* itopjied by the pi .aiding c-fficur, and tho senate adjourn-'1 The bouse pawed a joint resolution accept tag the invitation of Germany to take part ta ad international geodetic aaeociatiou, and tor the uppointinent of a commtarion to set­ tle tbe Mexican boundary lln* question. A bill regulating tbe course at the Naval acad- who'sX Kta^taUy tou^hoTZff tbe stuff ... . .. . rt ***?..“* * , tam(»ta'L a Jackeoa county lady, ' frosntiy reiebrated bar ItMd tartbday, and . n“"*ud incident* that occurred when she I ma WM1 bit. at a crirl. onlv 2L. veer* old. Denon, Mich., Oct. I. urd» i. tIiejouEgan.1 pretty wifi wards learned that Lieffert had teen talking . | iais auoui me, wui you. sw aid, m brought ,a whip down on his back Ils ran idto tbe 'beck jiart of tb<< rioro and the woman followed him, raining doss oiow* thick and fart. B* hid behind a barrsi. bet she diibrlged him. Hs*final!y ru to bit a great mussUoii and IjMfcrt w»i di> charghd when be came back, s« being <■tireiy “too frtah.” Mix Klwsrd* tail st At Breton-B-tou 0. I’hlreg.. .1. at Wash' I KrouDd caught him .ixty fret below, be tagton—Watatniftou «, iiKiiatuipoli' ♦— . dUn’1 a*1**’ *»• c*11"1 °° • neighbor enven inning*, darkuaa; at Philadelphia— ■°°* distance away. Pbiiadjrlphia 3, Pittaburg 4; at New York— ! P»w*»y well along toward* 900,000 baskets - ------------- ....... Vilas rriday received a majority report ot tbe Utah cuinmiwion. They taka issue with nearly evrsy ptiu,-. fidd by the minority. cotupuhwy school taw, albeit America is a frisky animal to drive. neighbor- invented the whip with which' WALDRON IN LONDON. Young Dxntorr, Mich.. Oct i -fnorie* M. Waldron, tbe Hilixtale tanker eho me- Nellie Bidwell, a mkrried w.coaao! Quincy, entirely, uaeoneemed. A little : undoubtedly be was becoming more . lions ki true, »uo wUi • ....... J----- —j — ------------total wreck, aa nothing f ta’u,0',*At<’ romuiteraUon—a UH autlioriiing Pol7<»nly QMrti<>.i In con dushm tbe tu.-msavr m runnlur at that tb® Pn*’d”-1 •*■“« • rommltaion to Com- ' beT’ I01” .•»»• minority in recommending . y. i*uyi»D**wai. p .. ______ _a_.i_, , an am>iut>r.>nf ro ______ , bave fl-n up LX-L^ “gnU>OU*’ was a wild man from Borneo. Weare «m in the crowd shouting hlmaelf bonree in Irving to bolster up “Old Hatch’** Wrare made a remark on Bloom’* nationality _ l.l . I... ____ . u_____ . bn*bel«at rsa bmhel. and tbec Um gnu? eounded. It w»« only a little while before tbi* that a ! cam* entitled to tbe promotion on bb dratb- 1 «tou»d*ry friend explaining his abide rouryc ot action dated Berlin, Germany In i '-- W«* be ■ayv be had family trouUi- tfrubaNy Mn. Waldron s objection* to hi* reminep which mad*- him feel like going a* a? a» far si b« could geL Tbe Bidwell wur.uir. wa« willing «be Unital Htate* Gloucester report* that tbo schooner Abbie ft,,d Mr*' f“huson wanted tm, commit- ' (>llfl77Z7 TT B. Cramer went ashore near Annrequam Borl “ * PH«- It would not1 - t‘”lfl*graU00 at Canton, an 1 it took four hour* for tbe li feres vers to tho Edmund* doubted tao CaxtiW, D. T., Sept 31-A1 _ ____ .■____ i__________ ■__________ _ . . leealitv of immIiiv th* hill Crw-v»ii Tueadav flaw, al. of tbe bynuUMte block, /toated iu the heart of tbe city, and for a tiije it looked a* if tbe national l.:qo«its into political method* In whole elty was doomed Tta. fl>pr^l name unknown, rapidly from building to building, until tho . ........ .... .un.».™uU, mw negro vow. < Daniel made a tariff reform speech. taking .__ , : ;------MUA.-K was a©. frw hte tael lh« —_ .. . including ttM. TVkota Lain and Long Mach. and Tru»t company, the poatoffl.t, fourteen feared that many and at 4HS p. tn. the senate adjourned. bouses and tbe Me-chante’ hotel. Canton has I The bon*» pivwd a number o' public tend ooflredein tment. but tbi rillxm* finally -n.. .. J and military bills of no particular tntcrert, saved tbe adiarant r | and tbsti portpoued conaidoraUon of tbe sunlight what artiste look upon u ptobnbly the mart imposing and beautiful public ornament yet devised for an American dty ha* been signed on behalf of tbe state of Illinois by tbe authorised iwpreeentativa* ot the committee touch Interested in th* llbra/y build tax I J*” J*'“* CountJ’ °»lf <ta»e Ended, ir; a Mil was jnw*<d to forfeit lands I . JVaPJML00’ ,OWb- **•»*- * —The jury in fatoog too line of the Northern Pacific I ‘»"’l>mte<l J0lMM county calf eL, after . , -------- wuuiy cAir ensn ntter ---- -----------,._i July » . 4, . Uffi)- also, ,______ «m.......returned ......... . a verdict being out ferty*W ibout* railway uncompleted ap­ boJncc.utfnrtTj.iwi,.tiff lor H.oxj. Robert Jmimm, propriating • 100,000 tor relief of yellow fever f* tbeptofatid, lay* this will rod Ujb ’ then itrtmll be removed, to tbe Gettysburg SMtfV-Inlte*. A r,*am —— _->_ •__ .. 0t» left ualncmnbared. A rablsgraa r*- nay witty thing* at my exyro* Wife-’Ob, no. dear; you couldn’taffrtd « Closing Ont Sale! I have just purchased atlot of journal wee threw* . —Thursday night’ ---------------- n...... ............. ..vi low forar purposes of 4100,<X< a* amended r-mlll, 10,blackunitb shop nod dwelling bouses were totally couMuned. Only four Luiidiug* are rreolution million* failure. New Goods! my entire stock of Dry Goods, Bo«»t* an‘i and Clothing at wholesale, and rent store (best location in the city) or will clone out same at retail at prices 'V1 reduce stock in short order. Prints at 4a, good style and full width. A gbod line of dreae goods in al] wool. .D*®8** flannels, serge?. caal.mereF, Henriettio • h- double width and “best part- wool at J21 to 80c Ladies and children’s cloaks, jackets and -shawls. Qoilh u>.l 1-lM.keu, wl.ite and colored . «id toe c< LDING � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-10-10.pdf aafb1927345601c1891aed6318a7be9b PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. in the of. «»ypaper . 'CountyVOb- XXXIII. NO. 24. michToctobETw -,s Banner Hastings WHOLE NO. 1741. COUNTY NEWS Wednesdays. by IHartrt latter. ‘ Chas. Bergman had a valuable cow m-t "T, 't' 'n,“ ‘ MinnoAx. hoM^rfh?17 Smlth ls T”T Blck' WH1 no nope* of her recovery. Silas Dk-klnson is on the sick list. teroJTK.’T®?!?" *1 Bowker were flight to this pfan. for burial last. Satur- Is . G<*>. VaJcptJue fa on the sick list tbr.lTw%r?n"in.,,B!*a larK” ,n h,» tt'nwt. which make* hfa very sick. ‘."’ar ,hat &L Mo*ry *m« *" k" ‘,l r <**rt,e "nd h,:* Uttle boy are all ;:nWNG RATES: ...■»■•...................................... »W®00 tor special poalttons. .loll FBI STING. v. jell in tin- Job Printing. De­ . mw* EvereUilng tn the . and * tth the latest fame ot u-rrorM pattern* ot machinery* <kniea employed.enable* the I’EN A VAX A RM AN. lawyers. - r-tta-tlno National Rank. Hastings. Michigan. . Koonri 18. tc aud K. uei • .r mfi luplrt*. Midi. , vhy,*‘vlI1e. POWDER Absolutely Pure. multitudeot low tr»t. abort X"«ht“MumWwh Hastings. Mich. - rt* ot the state. Hpecial ■ in*. Nonvyto Loan ox- eral :nducvni-nl* to Inner*. n<» nrrv^Hta *« x...Jiisst" •fan am! Surgeon. ' . -lore. Ofilce hours from 2 I, i. JI. !».. ■. -i-ian and Surgeon. ;♦:» of treating disi-asn ot the and ibr preservation of vision tiiii SPEUTACLK8 and. eye LAWLER iSCDDDER DELTON, MICH. OMIT*’ e ' " H GlWtVE, . ' lawyers. ■ • !;■. I ,non bl.s k, Hastings.), ft* :■. -!- Jl-. the rourte of the state. DRALEB* IX ui i.w», (Over J S. iii*xlvc*t «Uo.'srto/eA rr*:1 t -o.'iUl mart*ot the State. ixJItectloM >;oic;tlyAtt-!i4u:V t». _______ ______________ L.1 FURNITURE: We carry a full line of lately pnrehaMd ’• ^.:.t t -rtb* Ohio Former's luxunmceCo. 3*'snie- p *»- ■ - uu a. man’s property against ■ h. by fin,: ■ {humig v-r wind; agatnxt a man's W» tyS-att A-j<l a-vident. ________ \N. Ilointrpathk Phyand Surgeoti. hruji'i drug store.' H tl; LN . BAKKER. Real Estate. lniu ■ ■ ’ina-r and ixiank. i; h.u.van *■ Son i doors north id ro.**.«;fflce. mnt: ;iven to maknig exchange# Th- interests of non-resldeat r- c.ifr!ully looked alter. Farms ■ *ile or exchange. Hcttse* and •ROBERTSON HOUSE. goods, atteh as Sd Ross Soils, tarsaii Can: Chin, WWmii Dimas Chaw Mirror:, Fran::. Siasa: aai Tables, Amkwcry thing desired in the furniture lineS Our prices’on these goods are rens- enable. / We guarantee to duplicate Hast­ ings or Kalamazoo prices on these goods. -r sn-1 • <>urt Sw„ ilastlngs. Mleh. Rates. 51.00 per Day. :nr pi:i>ilc ts rritp-rtfullv solicited. Hastings City Bank, Mich. Undertaking and Embalming A_ specialty. . We have one of the fined of henws and attend all calls promptly on short notice. We have also added n ven complete stock nf CAPITAL, $50,000.00. CROCKERY, tawporMt-i On which-we arc making very tow prict-s. We also have Trunks and Valises. Some farnyr* are husking corn, and some com i* nvt cut yet. fharlre Baily faon the.nwi again buy­ ing lM>gs and sheep. Hnwin Falk, our popular blacksmith, lias RtXNXB'sWsw&Ste’’*™ «« The moved tn Lacey. Not quite every other wagtm fa a meat Kewctlulh-. qOOK X NI8KERN wagon, but we have two or three on our roads every day. MWdtevin,; ’ A new chimm-y on the U. B. .church, af­ M. C. Griswold left Monday for Lowen ter m> long a time. to organ be a t<1 tw. r,[n 1 'lto'|L F7 <’?n,l,*’u‘'‘ Daniels Striker' in uL?; ”?’rtswold i, ^llnu. ^,hl..r hurting • dUr,nF ’h" ab*«* * »*r Weather cool and damp. Mr. Cnirn support* a new double-har­ <*. M. Smith, a fanner resident of th!* ness. We understand that J. U Seger and wife, hmkin""re iM ‘"’own this Week' •jf Irving, visited nt C. Savamol's last Sunlooking after bnaines* Interim her,.. •iay. » »»m. B. Hooker, one of the hustling 1 Vfr'.’ I1** b**" u wn> P"«dd<4 to open 8SM;~w™ lhe P.nl Auger reltflpl house. Rev. Kavwood pn-adied here las' Sunday. . ‘ We lean, that J. I.. Ickes has rented hi* tl • word "knapp on. on hl* watch chain. Imure tn Mr. Wiley. S. Kairer ha* the new I*. B. church nt He fa confident that the gentleman that it ^^♦'’‘t* will succeed Mr. Ford in «m- I odunk ready for the marens. S. Shively intends to repair his honre Mr, H. E. llmdrick 1* rtlll confined to for winter. We an- happy to learn that Carlton was her l«ed with malaria) fever. “ Dr.'Hanlon ha* rvtiinu-,1 with his famlh- the lucky town last Wednesdnv tn carry off from Elk Rapid*, where he moved about the silk Mag. This speaks well for as green n town ns this has lieen. ' two years ago. The way the dnetor l« at There was a so called strike Inst Wedwork, show* that he fa,* not lost any oi hl« twsdaj, noon on the I.. A-11. R. It. The old patients. strike was for back pay. A small crew Is .Mrs. Baxter, of Charlotte, will lecture still at work. The pay day Is now report­ on temperance at this place TliuMay ev. ed tn be next Monday the JSth. ening of this week. . VanlcM- Nprlnc*. Delayed letter. Ed. Nldy. of Chicago. Is visiting friends nround the Spring*. Jlc visited with Star lodge. 1. (t. G. T._ last Saturday night, and ia-lng Itxige deputy of Cook County. Hl., gave some interesting accounts of the orders of Good Templar* in and around Chicago. He said the work I* progressing finch there. . Rev. M. C. Dann-ls returns t<> the Yan­ kee Spring* circuit of the M. P. clntrrh for Frank Hosmer, of Carlton, is spending* a few days with his grandmother. E. lx>ckhart un-1 W. II. Baker attended the fair at Charlotte Thursday. , Marlon Shore* Is on the sick list. To I'hilllpe- and wife smile <in a young «>n. G. Austin was thrown to the ground Sunday by a horse which he was riding witbonl a bridle, ami was struck senseless and remained so for 16 hours. , , A l-ad gash over the right rye was made Sunday school cIomnI at the Spring* last by the full.' Several of our citizens attended the mass Sabbath. H. B. Bennett and wlte was the gue*t of meeting nt Hasting* Wednesday. apd were K. G. Bennett and R. 15. Gragh last Sunday. much pleased. The I". B. quarterly meeting will l^Ih>ra Bennett Is at Itonupklck with the next Sunday. innnip*. ’ P. !». Beebe. LffiEB&fflIK I’. lingers amended the speech of Govern- ln$rs " ,1.”Sehrotier, of Galesburg, visited Martin* Corners • spent the bahlpath with n-fadvea In thfavtelnlty fart week. Mrs J. Herrington and- children, of Xarahall. have been ' W,,n< George Irving has moved to Hickory Comer*: 1*** >'"« rented the h«rl. Donrsome of your neighbors or friends want she Banner during the oampaigh'' Ask them, and report to us. . ft Hen Roller Bill Delton, Mich Ik jtow ready to BUY WHEAT, Paying the hlghert market price- ; Custom Mlllinr »nd F«^ Grinding » । „ Specialty- i ftSwaSKSfi [ beat machinery* and win i n. ! j county fa solicited. ,torT>’ Respectf”11-' • 8. T, J, Ms 4 Co. ’ Martha Andrus, from Rutland, is work­ °rMr"and Mre.'liurt Walker and child, of Mftev. Fletcher, of Plainwell, will give a friends to building a fine residence next spring. > W. E. Burl and Dr. Baughman started north on their annual hunt Monday morn­ ing. They- will lx- followed later by other sportsmen. We quote to-day, Monday, wheat 1.07. oats 25. butter 20 and eggs 17. Sam. Kasslcr has his new house nearly completed. . Deputy Sheriff O»nnin brought James Gregory Imme from the north fast Wednes­ day to answer to the charge of non-support Of family. He gave ball for appearam-c at circuit court. A goodly number went tu Grand Rapid* Monday to hear and to see the ••Plumtd lie Knight." of Maine. V. Suckf.k. ing for Mrs. Billie Loudln. Mr*. John McQuaire visited at her mother's Mrs. Joe UnderhlJI. ■ Mr*. A.. M. Bostwick returned from Vrry respectfully. •king Business Transacted. Mrs. Mary Stincheomk of Hasting*, ia Farmers arc vary busy picking applre visiting Wondhmd friends. and husking corn. B. S. Holly has ptircbased a new wagon Th»- nx-ndx-r* of Prah-icville grange have and proposes to do his own teaming, he la put a bascmctit under their liall. also building an addition to his lam. A boom in wheat struck our enterprising* F. F. Hilliert. onr hanker, and C.-S. wheat buyers at Milo fast week. The re­ I*almerton. Woodland editor of the Nashsult: :i5.ooo bushels contracted at from •LOOtofl.Hj per bushel came home loaded with fdnry. haring kill­ Ynurscriba expects tn be in Hasting* ed two sparrows and one pole cat. the 7th of Nqvemtter next. I*1ea.*c sav to Mrs. Ellis lamb fa very sick. the man on the corner to not leave for Salt Uncle John McArthnr is improving and river until I 4<*- him. hopes arc entertained of hfa recovery. Sheep an- booming. Why.’ that senate Mr*. Susie Rowfader has her house aubrtitnte "Ihriff blfr' did it. adorned witli a new coat of paint. H. W. Wlllliun- wfahes R directlv.under­ The Walts l>rathen> an- building a halt stood he fa buying wfa-al for II. W. Wil­ mile of slat and wire fence. liam* an«l p<| ottirr person. He ha* on Dogs got Into Randall Lipscomb-* flock contract M.Otfo busbrfa of wheat. of sheep and kilted several fast ww-k. Jerome England and wife have returned from Ohio where they have l»rn ou a vlrtt. Frank Me Iterby and family visited at .Several of oar. citbaui.s went u> Grand Bellevue Saturday and Sunday. Rapids R> hear Blaine -peak. <>«, Monday. Mr*. Geo. W. Francis and son Aubray An so acre farm for Oak- eheap, a small were visiting at Charlotte fast week. payment down and balance on time with . A force of workmen are rejnairihg the easy payments. Eni|uin- of J. M. Smith. bridge acooss Quaker bnslk. Yocko Soi.nrrn, M. 11. Brooks is having apples shipped In from Middleville to nae in his dryer. ,*DDITIONAL LOCAL NEWSMiss Nellie Truman will be married Wednesday tn Harry Banks, of Lincoln. The supervisor* are hi session this week, Kansas. ' . and organized by electing James H. M<-The Dvmocrotlc senatorial convention Kevltt. of Middleville, ciialrmsn—a wise wits held at the Wulrot House, Oct 5th. selection. He annonnei-d Mie following ’ and nominated Humor (i. Barter, of Ver­ standlugcrtmmittccs: Equalization—Nyr. I'ntter.. Perkins, montville. for state srnstorz Mr. Barber Is a good man but has not got tlie get then- Wbodmanae*. William*. Dillenherk. Chas. quantics of P. T. Colgnne. who Is sure tb A. Brown. Finance—Andrtia. Liehty. Nichol*. Jan. lie elected by a large majority. In tlie evonlng Frank Pennington and M. F. Jor­ G. Brown. Kenyon. t'laltw—Polley. iFurniad. Ritchie. dan talked on the iaauiw of the day .to a Apportionment—Harthoni, Andrus, small crowd at the opera house. A good many attended the ratification Kent. ' • County Buildings—Dlltenbeck. Kent, meeting at Hastings fast week. . Mom-s Kocher, living east of town, died Perkins. last wit-k of heart disease. ' Printing—IJchty, Kenyon, Potter. Drain Commliwlnncr* Itejx’rt -Prrktos, Santoro Truman Is home from Olivet Nichol*. Jan. G. Brown. college for a few days. Insurance—Charles A. Brown. Ilarthorn, G«l Higdon ha* resigned his |M*itlan with the News. . Williams. FnrI—Williams.,Andrew. Nye. ** D. W. Reynold*, eaudidate for Register Towdrtilp CleriC* Reports— Kent. Woodof Deeds, was on our str»*cts last week. • The McKonknry Combination fa billed ma owe. Ilarthom. Of the chairmanships. Mr. McKevitt for the opera house thr l«th and 17th of Oct. <ieo. Frink and wtfe. of Minnesota, is that partisanship has been thrown aside in visiting at G. A. Truman's. such rejection*. , Miss Hattie Ixitig. of this place, i* to be mgrrlid Thursday to a Mr. Olner. of Hust­ Another southern tariff bill has bees ings. rased by .the house It is the direst H. G. Hale is hauling stone, preparatory . Mr*. Dr. Herrick fa visiting friends in gon. was killed by Hasting*. L?vl%tewart Ims bought » horse of Ed. Itanfleld. O’t'onnar. A tine drove of'oouthrm ’ponlc* pa*.*ed Bonfield sup|s>rts n demoeratie pole, All wl|n attwidetl t!»e mass meeting at which was raised Monday afternoon. A througt •-nr imrg la«t Mondas tpornlng. Hastings on "Wednesday last are enthusias­ speech followed, and mush* was furnished tic over the same, especially the ladies. by tlie Banlield cornet band. Delayed letter A grand time I* anticipated at Drltnn to­ Mr. Phillips iosi a valuable colt last Libble Shoup has gone to Battle Creek day; m!m» a republican jmle I* to b»- raised tn attend achooL there. Mr*. Mary and Sally King and Mrs. D. R. Slade, wife and children visited The 1. 0. G. T. hall ha* recently been Frank Doty have been visiting friend* anil relatives In Convls last Saturday-and* Sun­ 'plasterecL a.wall placed under It and is now relatives in Olivet the past week. reech Ing a coat of paint, adding very much Jud Chandler, who has lx-en attending day. » Another young lady fins f<tine<l the Ma­ to its appearance. , * school ut Battle Ciwk. I* now at home to ,--------a day .— or — son*. Stella Ixiwell was marrii'd to Chas. Quite a .................... numlsT .*i*nt two at remain until November, where he will Mason !a*t Thursday: al*o Blclmht Wat- tile fnlr last week, and report t;.r Kalamazm> x.~ -j “ ert it • Htart for Ann Arixir. -------—1 Eva Fisk fa now making her home at te 'have 'lieen nnt -----neatly as-------goqd’ " as _ our kin* and Eiva Nleewonder. Mr*. F. M. Qiiick wm brought home la»! county fair. Frank Doty 's for n few weeks. Mrs. FJtrl ami daughter retunied.lrom I. Miss Bagley fa slowly recovering from Saturday. She I* still improving. It snowed last Friday and Saturday. their eastern trip Saturday. her sickness. ’ • Rev. Chase preachtxl an intererting serGeo. Mullen has returned home. Florence and Edith Hero*. Mal»e! Quick Mrs. Geo. VanTjtnc ha* l«n visiting in ^mn to a house full )a*t SabltaQi. and Uly Miller presented their teacher. Mis* Sergeant, with a very pretty inkstand AVayland the past week. ) Byron Damon has a child very sick with last Friday. It beiiuc the last day of her GKk Prichard and wife, of lake Odessa, dysentery. ' , . school. Fred Woodham's hnnsc I* nearly com­ spent a part of last week In this place. Elbridge IMter rwsirts a very enjoyable Mrs. Isaac Weeks I* quite seriously ill. time at Flint. He had the pleasure of pleted. They will take pnssx-twinn this Chas. Valentine has rented a part of meeting twn of the ix.ys that helj-cd tocar- week. Bertha Willis entertained h«r young Geo. Prichard's house, ami will move ry him off thr ImlUrfield al Gettyburg. friends on Thunulay afternoon and even ­ therein soon. , They *aid it made them sweat. ing: lr Mng the anniversary "f her blrtl*-' Frank 1 ternary visited friend* in* Muskr Mnt. Chas. Whitcomb is quite sick. gon Saturday and Sunday. . The county fair was reported te be all day. We now get our mail from Delton In­ Charley Gaskill Jr. is serionsiy sick with right, but ’he weather needed blanketing. typhoid fever. Frank Webster and wife, of Dowling, stead of Richland. Mrs. Jessie Fruhauf. of Ann Arbor, fa visited at John McIntyre'* last Sumfay. visiting her mother. Frank and Will SalslMiugh made their J. II. Balou visited at F. Meeeltam’s last Quite a number arc now drawing folks a visit Sunday. wheat to Delton at H.W a bushel. Alims. Hatten and Wtn. Blvrti's faniily Meat peddlers are scarce. Henry l-nralx-e Is doing some plastering Most everybteiy from this place attended and Mrs. Guy are all visiting In Ohio. for Morris Stanton. ' , Don't forge: the speech nt Maple f.rove A. Snugs has nwwd <”' Frank Mucunes themass morting at your city Wednesday, and report a good time. the !7:h at 2 p. m. Addresses by ' 'jArs. S. H. laralwe fa on the sick list. Surveyors an* expected this week at tills Hon. James O'Donnell and Clement Smith. J D. Guv lias rental hi* farm to his Quite a number are hauling apples to the I place for the extension of the lx>well A I Hastings IL H. People wen to be willing Delton evaporator. brother Will for two year*. John Allen Ims finished working for tn give the right of way and a fam ns be­ Our .*lek are reported better. Pettv thieving I* getting to he quite a Henry Kahler and returned to hfa home in side*. We shall appreciate it as a favor to have the people of Dclpn »nd vicinity call at our store and look over our goods. If you wish to buy anything in our line, we feel confident that we can satfafy yon in l»th common thing in these I***dhty and mean tlmt they will steal w*P quality and prlcrout of the kettlejtfore it is cold. u.ny from brr.m.7. uLlIii. In >™r Hly I.-I »"■' Woodland. Those of our citizens who attended the m*** meeting n-portwl a grxxl tim». Our xchonl houae fence la ornamented with a new coat of palnL Walter Monroe has moved to Grand Rapid*. Our Harrison anti Morton club held a m-crer meeting last week. ' Cncle Goodnca*’ stomach is getting bet­ ter. Our achool board fa finishing grading the school sard. AndMv Can>enter. wife and daughter, frnm'.flay City are visiting Woodland friends. . . R. D. Hanner drives hfa mustang on the mall mate. 1. N. Harter, of lake Odessa, was in »i~«« ** ‘'™ W1W.WI! nn.l ri"!”1'!oultn n inwib nnml^r MtHnwn " tBom. to Mr. and Mr*. Woodard, twin number amended the treeting nnbUran ** "«*“ “J !*“r' Oull, . number day and !IMam<*1 to an ablr l,y nJT ’fern. to Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, a boy. nt Hasting* I**1 wr*k* MinnleTookcr ha« return?! home. X.C. Borrow, rd th.- <tl> -..nan—lmal dlCramer A Thoma* will commence hnllF <" r.n...i^ «™i h"i'[ moved last ' week t<> the Grand Rapid.*, where he will v '"dr, lab«-IM.r«»k tea rrtunmd iron, ing clover reed this week. i Dr. Benson is building rente new aide <V\hia Pjre went hr oral weeks l<x>king much reftwbed. , nA riafiidu Monday to hear BlaineMr*. Geo. Stanley ba# moved in with Woodland lodge No. «M». 1. . —HtM Mr and Mrs- John Bnmney/ ” I>’’“p. Tolh-* has moved In Mr. Hrhe not do any Initlatoryv-wot "J™* night. went to baugh's bouse. . „ ___ ________ A Hvery liven bam bam will will fafa- mean located Iww aixm. •* HO’W • wm,.i,ttr.u nob-raising A future baugn Many look in th'’ ^uiblicau r M h Hough Hough A A Snyder Snyder expect expect to Pi add a Inmlier a long .1 DXB« i >.n’ u. IM, «». „< Hou. >'■ 1■ O**-I r».l * VHIo «.U holH I 20th of Oct. _______. PwS£w» hrt *"*' iVi’J af“J and Mrs. Stua;' .sumfay­ baler << J- Swa» in itowl demand by tn agree with him. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. eminent by which freedom of voting in southern HtatM was prevented and Ptertdent Cleveland was eltxrted Inc’-*«hng men paired. 63 northern me—.bma voted for the mcoatiyn and Ml -ratnst it. Wkb the northern states more than two to on* against the bill it nevertheless passed, because 105 southern rotes were for It. of which at least 20 bad been secured by fraud. Sectional in its origin and spirit, peculiarly sectional in its provisions and In the theory which rt>a]>ed it. this bill eannot carry a single northern state, and yet it is to-be imposed upon the industries of the north—unless the senate defeats it—by vote* obtained in atrathern states through flagrant defiance of the cunatitntion and the law*. If tbo northern people wished to be ruled in that way. If tbey are willtng^lo have their industries prostrated and their prewperity arrest by a sectional meas nrr passed by southern crimes, they will continue to sneer at the "bloody shirt" and to permit the Democratic party to govern the countsy. Thh great city and th* crowded adjacent population from which the Democratic party draws all its hopes of sncces* hare a deep interest in the re­ unit, and yet cannot defend their Indus­ tries against the foreign influence here prevailing. But for the population within ten miles of the city hall New Jersey would not be doubtful’, and New York would give over AO.faJO majority against free trade and tbA sectinnal policy of the Democratic party. But hero the foreign agents and those identified in in­ terest with them have something to gain by free trade. <»uUidc of this little circle the great northern states have everything to loan by breaking down home Industriee. and it Is for the people of those states to say whether a sectional southijni policy shall prevail They can outvote thia city and environs if they choose Even after a Ikonoeratic congress had been elected by southern crimes tlifa or any similar mea- urr would still have been beaten but for the patronsgv and irreaistibio power of a president who had dcliberately chosen to servo the south and to betray th»- north More than twenty Democratic members were pledged to their constituent* to support th« policy out­ lined by Mr Randall, of Pennsylvania, but have been bulbed or brilxxi into be­ traying the interests of constituents. To some sham ' reforu: fax* promised places In naVy yards, custom bouse* and poatofflero; to some it has promised jobs and c-.fftracts:'wHd some >t has brought tn i tbrirknees by the threat that the paid 'hirelings of the administration would Ck conventions to defeat them unless y yielded. ! It fa a good thing for the country that the irrenfatiblo momentum toward a soulheni policy within the Democratic party has been thus plainly shown before the presidential election.—New Yeak Tribune. ant and suggestive message baa bean sent to congress If the policy of Prarident Clevefand is adopted its effect oe tba trade of tin* world cannot fail to be Im mense.—London Chronicle. Yes: awl England would bare the lion's share of the prey, and that fa why every journal in the united Kingdom, outside of Ireland, etdogtara the president »K ths greste.-t of American statesman and re­ former* and sneers at Gon Harrivott as �WOMAN AND MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. THE BUILDING OF AND THE CARE Grand Ha|a-k'new city hall was formally Mtcated oa iba'Jflch ult. a large crowd bring ta attendance. Tua ne« building is an impos- THE CELLAR THEREOF. REACHED AN AGREEMENT. No Home toe sitting room, MHoYiitan First and foremost, health and «■ 6™* gffit tojdd, ^1, <f a pickerel, which ba avers was 5J< feet In from on the nicitbwr-in-law quesUon. Ila VV-UMIS W -r~----— । phtmbtng must be in good ennditirm- To prevent the entrance of moJrturo from above. drip through their crorirec after a heavy rain or dunng the thawing period. Separate btps fur wood, and for range and furuaro c-mJ. are extnmriy deurable; they add to the neat appearance of the entire cellar, sad keep their contents within'tbrir proper bounds. Tiaweniw many modes of Imilding thorn. ot an industrial borne at Halt Lake City tor provisions than those suggested by the sencated Saginaw City church, says the lot upon which it was built was worth |&X>and would aesrt >X) people, and by opening its folding douts rtrin little nooks and crannies could be thrown in that would double its seating oapscity. Great are the mysteries and ; । | I l ; ■ The wall i>f tbp cellar may be utllixed for one aide, and croosboards nailed to the upright* form two nuire. The front must bo arranged eo as to allow IU enlirv removal when the bins require filling. Thia can b«> dune by grooving Die two uprights, so that the boards ‘ ‘ - - •-----------a —1 ns.-l Tlu. ballot fur Andrew Jackson In l*>., ami has canal and tbo Hrnn-.ipln canal, or Ute crest Chan Bills, a Tvctimseh bor seman, while driving hh bone Hunter, at the Ionia fair, was throw n from bis sulky, but the bone continued to put in its beat licks end won the “ •. ____ .1, tn rt~. <«• - MJ.-. .P^pru- ; twreity -five mirveyore are nt work on and aroundJoUri, marking out a route for th. U£7cyo| th^fnmaCT. jndauntura) WOU'd. Ilk- t7n,^ oton." bar husband's credit, sat i been trusted with |i at a Ume dunng tbeir tall united livtsi. of any household artidle, like a carpet ft>» I dwlr(j BR)rw lluui , tiwtancv, first made Jill G WOUML wou^ *► jt •• jg Ito./ «ily — UWMUI-V, from viWk the —~ Una» —— it is -----------------—----to worn out, has expended upon it on amount without entirely townytag grtieUc of tun., and strength fully equal to >be )qlx»r {rvjx,rtj(nl< a hat.ot the ogaggerntal height that made it, counting from Um aMrirtnatbfl wo Lmriimes see. * wool till it oomes from to loom. It .b? t Th, true proportion far a hat, if a person iinskiltovl work, but it is work all to same. wub- to every inch Gt hat teB. to this: of th. ^Uar, ramate from roomy • and MABBOod,™ payment besides her board and ckAbtngl Broad brims dwarf a figure »to* tlw to* the judge's Man J. just as naturally as though ntly plowed up Edward Kennedy, who Uvea at Port Huron furnished at the Detroit bouse of correction. Charles Bosman, a Flint financier, ran against a gun-abot wound while helping himeelf tocoru from a neighbor's field. Edward P. Wallace, a Montcalm county When th.- war broke out, Wallses- sunt 1100 SB Uncle Bum wasn't receiving pnwenta with­ out a cxmiieratiou, the first bond printed xxla counter J mauagwi to get along y well wiUPbnt one doctor, although a surgeon would find plenty to do in that A littjawktrmi»h between some dogs and a *nr,r®y“M»- They are encamped north of | , , whirl <an I* utilfaud for the citv. and will remain for two weeks, etc., the floor Of whitb <*n io uu.m~ as a gift, but a right And be knows that I will no more fritter it away than hu will If Id— ■**" Tr"-1’ “ i 1 cboxi to deny myself something I need and through which to Chicago sewerage now J-^uTthu wall hero bestow its cost in charity or buy some books 1 crave, he no more thinks of chiding me flows, and the other is northwest of the city I ”** *ua.y . nrnnl..nt U> hold down to Hickory Creek valley The peo- and tore and will prove "i l? raeewi l^an ' than I think of chiding him for spending hto down to Hickory Creek valley. pie in this section’are greatly p'eawri at thl. , «“!*/ buttka, which should be rangwl in an pie ui uns socuon are graauy । as sm. manner, plntsaud quart* iu wt-rate , 1 rows. Hower pots, if inverted and set one learn Uns 1.mon ot justice and they are found __ __ .-__ _ _________ .k.. ..-1..TRAVELS OF A LETTER invidious comparisons.—London Oar. Kansas City Journal The New York World ufflee. big iht- ragman, ki- p them in a large case ar beyond Wliat were dwdred, ytt who grpdglugNaw Yoax, Oct. fl-The World has re- , trunk U> prevent ttx-ir being Mattered over ly doled out $5 at a time when si-pealed tofor ..—■ _ ------- !»». . U<_.----------- . «* •- the floor. Boap bentea, empty cease and use- ' a Uttto money. The reason given is that it its rightful owner. Homebody in Natal, leas article* of furniture should at emee lw may be suent foolishly. U anything will proreduct-1 to kindlings and thrown into the long UlA-.x-d into maturity it is such treatwood bin. . Bulbs, when removed from the garden, can the Forty-first rogimout, Cairo. Egypt be thrown into a boakri and hung from a 1 , tcriMw. rankle in the wounded i-vwt was evidently recalled from Egypt, tor Sept. convenient li-jok In the ceiling or under sidn and tlw-re are flighty, mocking, flip of a shelf. Children's alals, garden impli­ aktx failed to reach Lieut. Davis and somebody evidently redirected ikto the residence of Lieut. Davis' family as fellows; -Hrandsly Hall. Evening World, near York." The to chin. about a bear carriage, may be rolled upend Lk-d and sus|«ul«l in the saroc miuner. The grnvra: and moat elusive faults are -j-j* j*rtof the face that shows the t-f age first to the lasrer pflrt-wrinklre dotpen the mouth and the skin gate b^n there. For this reason a nrew veil to Unbec-*n.ng. exrept to the young and bloom- F. D. OLARKE. M. D. Merrill Block, Detroit, Mtoh The HUYEES GVIMto issue ! March sad Sept, each jtlr It *• w mcy. Clop«<!is Uf UBetttl lcto. ■atibu lor ail who pur. ct.a*e the luxuries or the neceeatties of iu«. We O Heater M. Poole tn Good Housekeeping. lor accordingly sent the latter to Mr. styles cod quantities. Just figure out whal la required to do all these ilangs CMFORTIBLT. and y ju eat mike a Uir flrttmale of the value of the BUYEB8* GUIDE, which will be’ seat upca receipt of 10 cents to pay poetoge, mal envelojte an< just decipherable. must I* implicitly obeyed: Find, the cellar- -hip. poking Bing the flrem But the get-tbre- train on toD. L 1 X lietweeu Grand ilapids aud sing tbeopber night While pulling into Abet city on the double quick Um engineer sdtoeovere-i a mbptocod switch ahead, and. MixxKAiiiLtH. Minn.. Oct C - Paseenfw-ni a fortnight, and during the besUcd term on the Northern Itociflc train which arrive.! uocesrimally waabcsl with a broom and iu St Pan! Thursday morning tell a born- plenty of water. Secund, all avbta from the lurnarv inusi wuauy m u» Tbey say two men, apparently barrmt the f urmico is kept going. Third, any motet hands, t«mrd.d the train at a small station spot u|«»:i the floor must I- related as noun and ungnged in an altercation Zwitli the m detected. Once nqmrtad, it to bar daly to immediately ascertain it* caux and take the men was thrown from tpe rapidly moving 'peviry steps to prevent it* recurreoen.— train while the other clung to the seat and furred nnd esvrd his life. The train was then ln<-ked up and the victim was found. Hu presented a horrible sight, being a mangled, shape toes ma-a As far a* can be ' । day morning and opened a small safe. Ha took 110.000 in unregistered government hoods, f 2W in cash, flXU worth of jewelry and about H.000 in othsr sucunliea The . ‘ ;is more for having them on! TYet‘. “ nothing - - - * .L._ — an —ugly — ... U—.I —rough -and —a . mortifying than hand, 1 stained, with stumpy fingers; nothing more ---------■----------------------»— f--ding* -------------than 1------rousae in a woman envious tbo Caro ot the Housewlfr*s Hand*. One of the greatest trials of women who must do more or lewi li jusewurk is that of keeprng thetr bauds in shapely cundltitoi. it MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 111-114 Mlchigar. Avenue. Chicago.Bl —.— ........................... ............. .............. — —, —London Cor. Kansas City Journal >*' Judf* ber coolly and critkisss her frankly . -something which can nerer i» agreeable to «>y «*. porimpe • German pidloro P®"regards himself, ' ‘ to understand thing else, in the abstract Great Clearing Sale macvel of brilliancy, but she thinks hr Imide that opinion of her. She u willing to live Rngtsl berwif to him becaoso hr bel-1 thaw «Ka|sxi injury, thanks to tta eng I Heer's pree- •Cridcnt until bar death. Oeorgie Young, u Grand Rapids lady and oowl tbe tired, anxious, nervous woman; this will Fall Stock could U> so “fidgety F eompar.wnuf her own hands lying in her | Did be not say only ywterday: “You relice are completely baffled. Friday after- lBpi mowing eviuimoe u uaru wore, wiin memucr now rou felt wbeeayou were a ureter noou a neighbor of Mr Groen found wane of some sister woman-white, aril girlyoureeUC Dorn he not .i«k mron nd they turned turns.! out , fluipen, of admiration nnd ably ofAril that sort of thing" a* past I papers in his tiswk yan1 yard,' * and tf^pen, dainty objects objo to b lL be L.U the ’? ! »U-.a» in government bonds which rea,lt^uty. *autT- DoubUsss Doubtl.— one reason -u for ,v. this to » I The ottar evening did tanot jay that it the thief had thrown ashie asi.to by mistaka mistake. The Uiat U14t 1,^4, .fon, one's eves and was “stupid" in the mobclight on tt- niaxaa to always lx before 1, -rnt , °n ■*’ I,UU*"' burglar and the other security-, money and v, „t. liot „ for,.otU:D „ no<i ■ml towelrr are still miaelnr ! ■ __ > ___ *__ _____________ ■.___ A Greenville woman wants a divorce, nnd Parasols down frequently. - --------- ------------------------------- -- ----------power to go ahead as toy are now fa moos for.-'U. H. E M " in Ctncmm n«ral ! day. The evidence against her husband. rial advertisement, corresponuo 1 with Um- Chailie Delaines; Marked way down to seeetva v *rd. rH-MAdu. flattens, an fre«ii r-u<K you ran. Only Imagttw r-* <*.-> »h »t•*; is to old courting times." and expecting him The simptost thing a woman can do to make n-mnrk of her tost drees: “E the bands attractive is to care for the nails, yourself, Jane. You can't maki but any attemjit to file them in the uxxlern . inch waist now; it's gone foreve feahiou Introduced by manicures is simply | He, who swore that she could i useless. Tbo iniat ordinary duties about ,--------------, the in hu eyre. ---------- ----------------------------bous.wn certain to break long, pointed naib, I Touchy! She i/ miserable; her heart to inquest ou the body of Mary Dollinger, found Friday on the banks ot the Little James Miller, a Mec.aU man, is happisr*n Ms ta. Botin mu> tlie ditch un ils tack, and, although to Maa Ida Groilick. the Traverse City lady who was injured at Detroit Hept. 11 by a runaway h evident, died on the :Slh. She ry and ur.uscsmry bins alx killed and five wounded—all sheep. SK> more frequent than to the slow broad brim and rail-er high crown are tot. bair with the tea before doing up, roll up and tot remain Uli morning. Wben tot out It will be very soft and easllv bam!led Another ««*» prvvaretiou is to get an oanew of To Stimulate Trade legntar price *1 r»‘ Special Drives impraadon is that be is the murderer. And be—bo loves her more than ever. The Henry MeCamly, a Battle Creeker, wa» wboL-sriu use of tobacco, which ba both to. ------ I lor maligning a married tody, but got a good •Olid bore* whipping at the hands of the irate tenato. That ctork will doublets be a trifle wars circumspect next time be seta bb kniUing factory that will eoi] Joy loo girts. Bturgh on the 1st, which knocks a I75.0UL bole in that gentleman s fortune, and throws * people out of employment. A freight train cm the Duluth, Sou tn 8orch * Atlantic went through a bridge at Kieoora .alt blot k Ugwtber, with 4,(00 bar DkCATVB, HL, Oct fl.—Mto> Ella Morgan, tte .-nsnuitw KftUU.tolotapUkto.vtatol Meviug AgMltol the Michigan tow I dosriy, neatly rounded so that to tip is beside HaniUSVUAX. Mich.. Oct. fl--In the dr- topwl exacUy like to haU circle at the hot-| He never doubte she know. *nd he cult court here Thursday the first case on ton*’ UM,nK tli0 hlo frequently, tor that makes , wishes she would be her own dear self and to docket was tot of to people against t *“e*Ur’ cl^r,'r5°* than any knife or , not so grumpy; and he sighs as be thinH bm Martin McNerney, who was charged with i *toora. Krop the little fok. of cuticle which . health may be breaking down but taut-w keeping a deu o! infamy at Mud Lake. The ’-■‘circlre the nail free from hang nails uud ' gueossi that it to his insistence on the am case was concluded Tharwl.y night when to i ”°°? ? U*’ *»>ich> to monplare now of life and matrimony that jury returned a verdict of guilty. Ttaro to ; »»* “?* - b~u>t> ®*U. by j h- alu-nd l«-hls comtenl uttXro X another case against MeNerney of to same . foU »«*ly back with a sharp many of Uuae blank, bald truth, about Ume nature. Henry Hook with and wife are alee i*»mted Ivory InstrunwnL Alfter a litUe time and love that men delight tn utterinr on trial for keeping a den. The offleere of enough. Tbcu drying th? women hate U. U*r “ ir determined -t lined to brwsk up tom. b»d* withaooarw towel push the flmh baek And, smee it to to mtMtod bmre that the county are i from the nail constantly. , makm a charming u ( alone, be might have attained a ripe old age. and washing pegs aud paua. A thin solution ot isingiam to liked by some . Infants' toys should be systematically have put them on «!<• B'A '' ''TLffi Owne is and took a} cur .lock an.• •* autre to suit you * lib Mlf’ and <“*•'«>• cent victim of thoughttass inattesiUou. » U<ht' b»Th <r to hair Have the beet equip;- ddn <<m>1»I* Marr & Duff KafteMto thai we pwrhaj- -I ” insurance. Wbfls driving home from Kalamasno Mrs. Children’s Lace Caps Marked down to wL All irr.’: c-wds. **» ® Marr & Duff togs were sbookingiy crushed. Her i ecuvary , m w^id and rub them briskly and forcibly u was on bar way tn to high ' with a nail brush in a bowl of oat meal and school, and attempting to climb threugb water. Never scrape tbu under port of the cateh and bold dirt for days. taireed fi&.OOO .worth on tbu let Marr&Dff’s Block In White lined.’ I- v i lareeliueof Hmitw:.I with narrow edges U» in*' h dty Friday night from Walter county. We err willing be annoying, and, atm pie as it sesms, to, be- I yond doulit, tlie most oertahi method of 1 ’... ,mr pajM-r, oaring used ’ JX-bl’K*! Impurities with great sure***. Cotton Flann- is Have also arrived. unMrarbed. All gradi* ■> ’■ **k* disappear. 5 wTJil has »*cu nu-t gnstiiy Ing. MARR & DUFF’S- �Presented Their Bill, —---- :----------- —------,*w*v FROMjiyuwto H,ua THE WEffi ]N CONGRESS. provide that Sector, C.n Now Go on w.„h | JCorZnT^Ef ■y anxious th<n»dw nnr cheek t TWrT«''-' 5-JACOBS OIL FOR RHEUMATISM. PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. SE0.W. WALT8, £■*, San Francisco. Caltfcrn<* Genaral Agent Union Pacific Railway: S tbe othie tarot BaL 0H dorxemmi t_ w.ujtanro, expwied aonau,' tariff ur« htll un wa, -i„ to St. Jacob* Pound (now tfifiOllnIf ‘^«oim,^ “-"Z-.POrt100 01 ‘hall be suitable r~ L’WC“I Ing tola approval of the Chlneae exclusion b£U maium, etc.' reported tn tba sraate br embody* an entire :.-.nce of purifying th© blood can r, .timaled, for without pure - -veujoy good health. ••■'I nearly every cue needs a , !■> purify, vitalise, and enrich .: Hood» Sarsaparilla is worthy . . It is iTcullar In that It ' . btal.ls up tlie system.creates i the digestion, while .1 ,-iw Give it a trial. ; ....artlla Hsolil by all druggists. , 1,1. Hood & Co., ixmoll, Mana a"--■ portationa ak.n J. .. . 1 too many eulogies bestowed on its historical I ■n,l • 0:1 O“wn<»l \ ”“”™- *hKh “• , tata.Iw.SSr.ou,,1^ e™4' made by the committee the biil provide. f«a tote! nMurtion of .to*,, .-r for ^ravX’a.fiS^Al^ £ I S£i."t wWoh rejected th* treaty, although it f<*n?eT1y to wboU principle — .. "OllujJ •, l’-. rtre eo conreitzvl dimta. u,«n of mitloe. TUfollowi^ the addition, u. th* fre* I list: Acorn*, raw, dried or nndried; faryta! ["I***" "•■ « •tarrta. ta,ta,„Qr„.,„Jrf L V Hal© offered a resolution reciting " l»‘«tiv..,^ of ra*«iora to tb« exTh' "Ul—M pntatinm and claim all tha clorv earuud Ire ' dtecriniinatlon in favor of Democrat* when tbeir ancestors from Adam down nnd foudlv oraPlc.ring men or women for United State* fancy other countries are groping in the twi- •’*’“*>«. “d asking why an offi ial order arttL-Iw light of riviilxabon a* compared with thei.clurively in languages other tl4B1» KntfW,- T1 ere X d , ‘T ’,roduCT*‘‘“ this country. ale bill forfeiting certain Northern Pacific Iraris. plait* fiat* taro* fr< 0^^’ j "*• • •i^l- item in tbe «*n.u bUI own, anti foreigner* cotno to this worn out, railway lands was delnted without action, .ng hats; bristi*., raw OT unno-nnfM^. ’ rcetion, of the king ridden, rat trap of a place in the wune and after a brief aradon tbe senate adxpfrit that the Greeks of old oalkd on the joqrnwl t-ulba and halboro root* not edibta; cbte^y dutr « 7"? “ ‘ncr'*-’ of thto give birth* toC a-anra ^efalT a?*' 7***^ ! A introduced in the house for th* root, raw, dried or andrird. but unground- that tfa 7 b“e h” boji*-( Dante* A crabbati Lot shr.^1 or appofattnestt of a committee to go to Chicago row) stack or rulm, coal e«^; ** stteto handles; currant* Zante.*-other .IriHh k5l"’Vf*‘ thftt ««**> -mate bUI Lret^d them t«to -tlto m.cgotT etaqnhj ^nt’^Tp^JJ" L^S^h^r^bdandelion »«,. IBw. dried or m-deted. Imt itanZ^rf 1™“”’ r',Venu'’ W,‘ ”'r ™ Uta'. «—i. . Uta cSL ,............... —‘--.‘t,, urainc luoy onground; egg. an, I ya|to. rJ in eongrraa swnrnitd out of tlie corruption of bis dead down, of all kind*, crude and unnwnufactcarcMs.’'—Plurenco Cor. Chicago Times. tired; jute; jute-butte; iiianllta: ratni.- staq public building bills, the point of no quorum grnas: sunn; all other textile gra^o* or i l«ing made against them, thu house ad­ fibrous substance, unmanutneturwi or un- L.. • Did you ever think how very much talk is journed. drrowi; floor matting, known m <’h!n*» ! THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR hurled at a bartender) Ho has to listen to DR, HILL’S matting; grro-o awl oU* «uci. ■* are com. VICE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS i. 41 -I*°P,e uikinS alrtfinds of a long d<d>ato yesterday an the resolution in­ ROYAL ENGLISH monly uv.1 in soap-making or mlno-draw. j subjects. Frequent drinking make* a glib structing the epidemic disresa* committee to tongue, and matters that might be regarded - —, —......... juurionv letter as state rcercte outride tlm pale of the bar report additional logislntion tn prevent the introduction of infectious dircase*. The re­ ■mumcrated; tnolnaaes tretlng not above w of m-repUnre, nddn-.rcd to Hon. M M Eat— room are there diseuwed with a shocking solution was finally referred. Hale stated and other,. i« as follows: degrees; olive oil, for manufacturing or in*-' lack of rrserra The funny part of it is that that the houw> and senate confemm on the chonical purp-rew; nut oil, or cal uf nuta; the bsutender te takeu seriously into the dis- general deficiency bill disagreed on five toy oi.m|I,B!l,n1 M the l^.l^An candklrtr f.» > S. Brick 1>UM opium, erode, or unmanufactured for sm-.k- the vice preddeney 1 ,Wr.. to expre- my grate. cuwton and his opinions ore 'trwued ns of point*—-ipp-opriating the balance of th* late 11 -1 unnun-n ing; poto*l>. crude carbonate; potash, caus­ re<pect and au’thonty by |<r»otis who, Chief Justice Waite's salary to hh widbw; fill appa-ctaltin of the omOdeu'S? n-pwot ta uh tic or hydrate, jiouuh, 'nitrate of, or salt-bra sober, hare no coinjsuuonship with the extending the laws to “No Man’- Land;" apmixer of drinks. Think of a man taking his propratlop-for a°women's home in Utah, Tbc pctrv; iiotash, sulphate of; potash, chlorate of; rag*, all not enumerated: hemp and n rertaln cofitlurenele* a partfetixat iu the business affsira, Lis family affairs, his Lire the tienoflt of those seeking to escape from »«)*d; rare seed: spongm; snnl; tar and iein«iau-m Of crMignw. m«k© it ]>n>|*-r Hut Um- affairs, to be submitted to' th© judgment of a (■olygamy, being three of them. Th* sen­ pitch of wood; turpentine. Frreh lldi re­ jsrn|.l.. -Ii.<iiM know dlrttactly *:nl imrarcrveJly bartender, anil you will have iu mind what ate ngrowl-to insist on it* dhunreoment. The the iMditL-ni vIh*-< nt ii,.. .. . actually happens very, very often. Place a conference report on tlie resolution in aid ot white upromvi man behind a whisky liar, and : next and burnlnx. anil be becomre, iu many instanow, tbe ksulrr in of til- evCMSlva UM Ot thought nnd ex prtmion of those who exchango dent to negotiate.trauUci with England and Bottles for S3.BO. Mexico to prevent the ontrance ot Chinese r-<-ld by utl Hnuxiata. with other foreign -caught pre*erSe«i fab at into the United State* HaleSi civil service •W. JOHNSTON &. CO., Globe-Democrat. reform 'XKnmittee was authoris'd to sit durThe principal reduction.* in the bilk a, senate ndjourm-d. stated alKiv© are made on sugar and tobnc^. v! I larry.A gentleman from Portland, Ore., who haa A synO|M * of tbe rugar schedule is on fol­ Jr.H returned from an extended foreign tour, senre of Carlisle. Tbe senate bill wna passed ■art for the i-'.iuntyobilany. made low*: All iu?ars4iot above 13, Dutch stand­ was asked why h* had not brought home allowing those who have abandoned home­ of pteintxT AZIZ imK,*tX' ard. in cohir: Tank libitum*, sirup* of cane from Egypt, among other curio*, n mummy. stead Mtrie* to make other*, with amend? >Ute were allowed for ererfi- juk-o or of beet juice, inelada, roucentrated .: ;!ielr eiaims against the relate He Mid there wax* great deal of fraud in tbe wnlrrlate of sai l eoanty. dee©**• meladn, concrete and concentrated molasses, mummy businm. Persons purchasing mumid crrdttoreof *nld deceased are jxMretlng the vast ai>d Important tndixtriei of mfM, of course, like to got them ns well pre- drought, etc., he can not support himself ■•■•'•nt i‘n-tr> li»in;» io Mid probate .” cent per p mid (now 1.45 cental, and for 'servwl and natural looklngaspcnriblo,and, a* thereon; reducing certain land* to tbe uni­ ovary additional degree shown by the polaritho*e found ore gvnerally in n more or ires di- form price of 11.25 per acre; and perlapiilated condition, venders have engaged in •nuttinga bomMtondcr to enter additional land up to 160 acre* when th" first entry it Iras the buaiBON'Of manufacturing bogus muml.y ot,November.iMW.and' :’i .'.ay of March. A. It. ISt.t. ml.*. Thev bargain with trami-’.. le-jt-ars and i i »n ot rsch of thorc 100 Dosos One Dollar &(B0UP ' ,^Remedy. For diseases of the KIONEYS RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, BRUISES AND BURNS,SPRAINS. tpcctiug tbc-ut-.er centra.•„ l^twren tlx. clanSt'S4 '“•■>•“■»•—«* Tbvctamtamdta, that tbe prograw of time bus brought to the I ,tbiir u >j IneritaN., end their national cta-icw nor • old treaty, and that the bill appropriatthat a country to thmo mur. powuw oonwv i to indemnify Cbinroy or their MH. MORTON’S LETTER. BUCHU THE CHARLES A..VMELER C8„ UALTIMORt MJ>. To the Qualified Elector* of Barry County Mich­ igan.. l-iirsuant to notice from tbe Hee retary of State. You are berth, notified that al the jtanexS election to be held lu this -tale on tbe Tucadur dent of the In I ted State*: a Govornor. IJeutimniaie i.ar>u im.ee, anorney i.e« rai. auasupertn'.emlent <if l’ut>lle InatrucUoD! also a member I'cratM, is-e; ai*o ucprcaenuuivc in uongreM forth© Tlifrtl (lonxrcinlon*! District of this stats to winch this county belong, also a Sena­ tor for the eleventh Senatorial district, comBdnz the counties of Barry and Eaton; also a preventative In the State Legislature, com­ tlon the following propoaed amendment to the Constitution of this State will be submitted to the people of this Mate tor tlieir adoption or S-Ttlon C. The state shall be divided Into Judicial circuits. In each of which the- eteetars thereof shall elect one circuit judge, who ataQ than one circuit judee in the judicial circuit tn which the city of Detroit t* or inay be situated, and tbe judfctal circuit In which IhaeOnnty dt SuKtnaw Is or may be situated. And the circuit Ju4i.-r or ju-t -• - ' ll ! clrriilu. iu addition to tlie salary provided by this constitution, *haO receive from their re*l>ecttve counties such additional salary as may from time to time b* fixed and determined by the boards of super­ nt . A,.* Oand w to the circuit judges of the judicial cir­ cuit to which such county is attached, suet addi­ tional salary or compensation as may from time io time be fixed and determined by ot supervisor*. You are also hereby notified that tlon there will he submitted to tkr State for thelf adoption ar n-leet slitatlon of thta Htate. You are also hereby lion the following county officers for ty will b»- elected viz: Judge of IVot....„ County Clerk. County Treasurer. RrgUter ot Deeds. Prosecuting Attorney. County Surveyor, two circuit eoniniKrinners and two coroners. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set n hand and seal at Hastinx*. Mich., this 31th day expended m tbe president direct* A joint of Heptembcr. A. D. U*». ‘ BAKXn ftHRtKP.B. i resolution gtanting one iQonth'a extra )«y tn HUcrtff of Barry Coun t J. ‘ senate and house employes was under discus­ ' sion when the itouae at 1 A' adjourned. •'-Indge of Probate. 'ba victim to disorder* ami j>eeullar t<<wtiliar to the lair sex. tlk«i of women I Washixotox Cmr, Oct. 4 — Hoar inteo.w. . I i iw !>-■—ns»« Firen jr.r OOI.V nxrun try •“ " u-nix<■ wu ruuivicuuy valued nt 12 c.-nta or ten* a pound, nnd on | Ing the <>ld experfmetrt •■< * revenue tariff with-1 dry they are wrapped In tnumhiy cloth and I duced a LIU in tbe rcnate yesterday fixing a | day fcr the meeting of th* presidential elect­ sugars after being refined, when tiocturwL ' • 't pn nv-tk n t a motive nr end. I. tiiat the ' gold to Americans chiefly, bringing n high ors. Tbe vote* are to be cast in the electoral price.—(.Ifcvoland Lender. r-v to mental'anguish <-nllege on tbe eecond Monday In January. tlon, but also to eofivture doubtful voters, whethper pound (now 5 and 10): glu~o*» u ward. ’•broken-down. Tbo senate substitute for the Mills tariff ____ _ j -_____ _ te ndjirtt the n* >< 1‘wusei. To this tinIMthrrs in Oiled bilk. to those engaxvil In separate Industries, ar Itlonal income to th* national expewiittirv with­ tudy iinti- tii<- uw of Dr.' out sacrificing «r even linpcrifitag -u> IndnMrtal would be called up Monday next Hale's sent* indisputable fact*. eomfiariMiM of < •ntdinn. an Infallible, system whl- h haa brought nntoM iglva&tagM to costume lined with oiled riik. This was resolution came up calling upon the scoret all! ■•jrlii.ilc” Irrvguthe entire count ry* ." ami which restores told ns a secret by a young lady to whom tary of war for an explanation of the Benet the following: .1...>1.. I... . >.» U,w. nt Igorous health, and rewas propounded tbe Interrogatory why she circular instructing those In’ charge of FAUXS. lui’in* of Ogun-, fare Col. Thomas was abb to stay in the water so long. You United States arsenals tn discriminate in nTri Vi surfa willing •'The WooHnterwrt." Judge ( XM, th© olbri silk prevent* the water from weighing more than threa jiounds per I.UOO ; favor at Democrat*—other tbiugs being rente rfth the pur • penetrating, and enable* th© bather to stay equal—when making removals or npjxjtutlack.-<>n >t'l»>valk iujun-d which shall bo mnnufarture-.l or sold after ' . in the waler a long time without becoming mente until the places were equally divided. "Workingmen and the Tariff. "Reply to the President's Freui)l-> y?.{HX> worth. which must cold. This now Innovation was gotten up A partisan debate followed in which the sins' cigam'ttea weighing li « than tin.-- pounds to Tt.rw *re • ■ sage.” R- P. Porter. ....1u> i> November, through n wager between two ladle* as to- ami "misaiiiwi of both jartirc regarding -a-...- .la... nn -• • ““ ■ ‘ '------ " 1 l»- tuiswrmi «t iic*. man. uro. .. .............................. .. rnytelf. «•. rfidan-. I .to which l ottld stay in the longest; and one of civil I*- paid by tlie manufacturer. It rej-cals old ! service reform were pretty ••Fallacies ot Free Trade ’’ K. I’. Millar... lonz ot-ai •»tiinragh natural ingenuity, bethought thoroughly ventilated. The bill for the re­ “ t hi afbwdty ronstipMM law* restricting the dispoaiUon of toiairo by Wages. Living and Tariff.” E. A. Harts­ . <1, <*rrMlng sick headache, bepretrcUr* bcns.]r (liW rfik. and won the wager, horn............................................................... lief of the Chippewa Indians Tn Minnesota newt, Util taste In the fanuurs and producers, and all lnw« itnpesornr'irel 'tlir ""hilo ber rival emerged fr^tn the briny with •'Tlie Vital Question: Shall American in­ was debated without action, and the senate ng taxe* on manufactured loha-w and iltdtit, or ai.y kindred dlfdustries be Abandoned and American . tariff tend' chattering tertb, the other bobbed up in th© adjourne.L •I health ami-comfort will . miff, and the special taxes required by taw effect nt Markets 8urrend«Tedf" tariff --no<>-ir- -water iwrenely and smiling.—Son Erauctoco Thu bouse paasod the senate bill for the fame In German with addition .................... . .. .v. a UfiCODt to be j>ard l-y manufacturers of nnd dealers •■The advautaare of a Protective Tariff to Lincoln land district in Now Mexico. The in leaf tobacco, retell <loalsf> in • I'lr.c.uit rtirKalire Fillets— the Labor and Industrie* of the United .remedies for all di««inl*r» of leaf tol-acco, dealers in manufactured ur,„ ... —- ........ ------States. First prize e**xy. 1MJ. Grawford the survivors of ths Tallapoosa wreck was rreted. while under the Utter It ba- uniformly D. Hentng. Univ. Pa., uf.......................... ; and bowch Purely vexesnuff and cigars, pcddlerx When people pretc of noreltie* found only agreed to. The conference report on the ••Protective." K R. Anunldown takr. ami j-trfectly hannleaa. tobacco, of tobacco, -muff and ' cigars, and in Faris, confound them by stating that tbe deficiency npjirr-priation bill was presented, • -What is a Tanff?” Answers to a Working­ of fireetiville. ha* lost his manufacturers of snuff.’ It provides for man's Question............................................. tall lamj« which decorate fashionable draw­ but Dunu said it could not be agreed to ” Whv Irishmen should l>c ITotecUonista.” nli-ncwi within the year. a rebate oti all original and -unbroken pack­ will* :• iiu*. ••• -------- ing rooms orc unknown to the conservative ••Protectloii vs. Free Trade." D. G. flam age held by manufacturers or dealers at the hand and expanding i>pportunln-s >■> the other Parisian lioarchold* Two of th--w “piano man frirnds of tin- Oklahoma bill ’ would object. • Wool! Should It be protected?" Wash­ latiip*,"'as they r.rr sometimes called, were Pending debate the house adjourned. . icfarturersof Dr. Sage's time tbe repeal goe* into effect (Feb. 1, lb!©;. ington Belt.................................................... case of catarrh which they It *Lmi repeals all taw* limiting, restricting. carried over ns gift* in June and set up in ■•WjMjMiitndCoet of IJring." Joseph D. rrtnedv cures by Its inllo. <rr regulating tbe manufactun. aile or exone of the most elegant apartment* Ui Paris, tire. OnlyM) route. • Home i'roduetton' indYspoo*kbia,'' etc ” tire Mb puHtf credit- A hetik tnovwurtrt where they instantly created a agnation. ; on tbn Hale rmolntlod relating to Gen. First Prize Essay, itt». C.D.Todd crcate* <li-trust in VF |«blk-mind.anil ismtldcno French taste has been forced, to admit that Benet’s circular During the debate Htew- Boutbern Home Industri**.............................. ••A Short Talk to Worklnxmen.” ;inj MUiny Hurt chi!- relieved from ttn> payment of an internal Am-rican taste is to the front in tlie matter of lamps at least.—Now Orleans Timr*-D*mo- to promote duplicity and )yiqg, and it ought revenue tex; provision is made (or bofidwl timid, the field <.f iv-.r w oumracuw alcohol warobomjx; and Mtcguard* ore pro­ grew* to be repealed. The resolution was agreed stamps, postal note or money ..rder, prwuieroremplormeut inevitably reduces th* I’aHna do not «[•fist, will be sent on receipt of io vided against fr<ud. There is a prohibition to. Tlie bill fixing the remuneration nthis twacent stump any single doeunn •troiigly to modern agamri tbe ure of any dirtilW spirit, upon fourth elas* jxxtofil'^H at a any document in list be out ot print, ■‘Haven't you got a garden of your- ownf» for Hons ot social life; they which the internal rwrau* tex haa not l-»cn a similar character will be sent in It o' ' asked a Centra) Market butcher of a tcolored commiwtan . nr hud their day. But paid in the manufacture uf tlnctuieK pro­ .dreCTHetSy-Jt. Hoyt J General the receipts quarAmxhu ax PwriTpwvn TABirr prietary artiriea, wine*. Inputs, ^rd^j*; In rctarion te -direr Mid h. •’’•P'™’ -No, san." ■oilla and “Tlpjiocanoe’’ bitters, or other alcoholic compounds which upon the nsikmalrurrroey. « wrb *• it* o.iln^nn* on the I n-reri.r or MTXD TfJ*. C3 effective to-day a* "But you’ve got a place far one." ire uM-d or *old as bevearge* ••Yea.salL" • i'f.i.t!i of the hardy plun the matter of The ctaMificaiion of wools is that of tbo immcd. tn take effect Jolr 1. 18W. The bill at a juilicioti* » "Rattier laxy, aren’t yonF tner. di-eex^l. • ■ * ■ittiih’d by them. • Notice I* hereby poUey: U» urging I ito tbe tbtpping i*>lie auction, to the I -i-,ndi«h. an old resident off ■■Howr tezretsoftiwemmw — platform l-K tv|>rete Ih dead. pound, WUQW W ,•■Not to attempt to raise any garden truex creased 1 c-cnt per pound BmaU cban«* ItonuhUran platform j>rop«w* a distinctly *«*■ in Detroit.dat I can’t bring into house an’ ' 'I.-reliant'* Opinion. are made all through lb* wool •can roller: n<^ one of nnrrowiw:*'and ItfRtMT. lock up at night.’’—Detroit Freo Pro*. pursuant tn t r Xour,c. <«cn. Western Agent following arc am. of tbe STKr-md —I PHU*-**-ot. th* tenth - Powder Co., writes: “I items, t»>* duty by tbe |>n-ent taw bring put fotipil no great result* from Cliarlis (dejectedly) — Say. Tom, Pro lost Pb).4 ' -' riirtiona and attendance woolen ciown, mia--. —, and being la the eountv of Harry. In the state of iy best girt .-....... ' '1 •‘dn'ii. as I have after a few Mleblxan. known and described a* follow*, toTom— Not How did it happen I ura, rf •«•> u it: The weal half (w<«) of tlie southeast quarter • *} • iii t' -pillon (extract of flax) Skin Charlie—Aw, I was altogether too funny tin. deflcieney bill cam* up, and was debate-! (sc!*) of section number thirty-one (JD in town­ • •irr. • describe to you medlcaliy 1___ .V •*., *U, ,,IV -k. ship number two (11 north of range number ar her. -uv Iu- done for bh. but can say that eight (SI west. Tom—Too funny I Wbat do you nwan? Ihttcd tills 3rd day of Hept, A. D. MM. .merit have not accomplished A love Cliarlie—Wall, you sec, she was crazy to Utah who de-ire to w*po from )»lygamy. Mamy A. djusraaxx»ti»: p*., ' "i> has done after a few appll-. . . .. .1..— » r u- n tuie .mil told the end oil it was tbe rejection of tl>« report, Admtuistraxrix. nave a ~ 7------ ,' i we end of it was the rey« eillon*" l-arge bdttieg only SI.00 at W. T| notice that no bills “ >»rf "•• ">,ro” ber 1 selected that kind because it matched AJlen ,lf M w„ippi „ive her nose so j*rfect!jr. Beef Confound a | Mn tur. ugh uwiayr without n quorum. '-drugstore, • funny man, anyhow.—Washington Critic. ■ ■ ijdain 1 letiehf djed at Bcn'-■"i li.u A list of EOOOtiewKpanersdJvIdedlnioSTATEa Wednesday. fl—At 8:S0 o'clock test AND KBCTIONS will 6e sent on appUcatlM.n'fter five houra' cotieuitaiion with Foi ImadMClw, tin effectual rnnedy is ■’•tv' oMIood’s HaraaparlUa Is that Sent Yerti the ron.Wttee of driv.m •MhT. the blood, it Impart* new found In Cobb’s Lillie Fill#- M crnU for rent and Bj rente atm > 'uction<U the body. tbe north ride s-rre: rail- 40 pills. W. H. Goodyear. Worn*.’. .* «““~,*drT*XS and conductor* Hit- Stu.. Prison larard liaalNani In «*aquaduet tunnel for this city. Attempts to Tvphold fever It* giving Ukrelde a live­ pan* a biU authorising the Hioux A Bootb- strike was inaugurawu — ■ .' • ■ the week. . ly shaking uj«. 11 1 1 h.iir i- thinning and fading, use Thou.*and> of chllrln-n relieved by Peetv Viicur. it restores color and a — ~ ‘"“J 'Wih. ,, ■ IrerWrro Specific. Try It. » and M 6UFW (M material->f — value, and no1 oU“r poramt chief wu*. cent*. W. IL Goodyear­ »)8n,250tocon>plet.. the imtrov. ..mu'- and Ind 1.-> h. ii Grand Trunk brakeman, rt-FOK-W I?Jibin’ .4 J TO ADVERTISERS. ^JiE.^'1.-Y ~-- a* l-il’• •: a: Flint Wednesday. tint ■’.-'G ’wvt‘ l'"!1-','!PaUon of the bowels, *‘U* , iari||» will cure y m W. H. '■owy-ar. . ^.'f- FOR SALE ! dement** orchealra played al Colon Fri- ta t?T" “ rr,„a:«ta. valorem (5cent*and IBpar and 40 per <*«., ****1^21* of th* character Prov.ctetl tnal all Kvod‘“f^’ r-ph numerated or ,nJ,b“ Y-xd <lay night. Tbe -yeUow fever Is on the decrease In Jacksonville. . Saratoga Is famous for spring water and Jb<- lHn.lt deiiwcrata will renominate Chipman the 14th. afllll s Prerlw® Cough Syrup will quickly J”*"’ «'’bma. or nt. pay. W. H. Good- /L* <i«nt retunw •— fating *x‘ ^"° B’1**** Niagara for fall water. Muakegon »U1» are shutting down. WHIT. DRYDRJC. Fort Warth, �Hastings principle*? Ohio, recently TBE BAUTUiUN, MKTH., IXSJTOFFICX, APGUWT 14. 18’0. vtewa of President Cleveland and General greenback party has favored, aud favored of tbe two candidate* on this subject every principle tbe greenback party has uppoaed? _____ ________________ FOB PBESniK.ST. BENJAMIN HARRISON. •r txniAN'A. There was passed in 1 SHI a resolution by both Imuses of congress, authorising tbe FOM VlCK-FHKSIDENr, LEVI P. MORTON, OF SEW YOBK. secretary of tbe treasury to use the surplus in tbe purchase and retirement of the gov­ States. After the election in November next the Sun will be able to introduce these para­ graphs without changing root* Hum half » acceptance of the preeldeutta! nomination? doom words. BAB1USO.X.' CLEVELAXU. Tbe objections to Chinese I mmigratlon are distinctive If any republican hears a democratic and conclusive, and neighbor booting (says the Philadelphia KDWARD BURK, of Waytm. JUNIUS E. BEAL of Washtenaw. j:n H ।» f< I --N iJGalLnv.:-. JOti 4FH W. FRENCH, of St. Joneph. DON J. LEATHERS of Kent. JAMES M. TURNER; of Ingham. JOHN s Tlb»l-U>x. C.t 5anll*r ELLIOTT F. GRAB1LL. ot Mootealm. LX. WKI.I.INGTON W. CUMMER. o£ Wexford. v X. HARRY P. MERRILL, of Bay XI. PERRY HANNAH, of Grand CYttUS O. LUCE, of Branch. Lb-atenant-Govenior— JAMES H. MACDONALD, of Delta iecretarv of State— GILBKET H. OSMUN. Of Wayne. State Tn-Jteurw— GEORGE L MALTZ, ot Alpena. Since tlw Banneh )»o!nted out to our erring contemporary, the Democrat, tliat articles nuumtactured in this country*hnd For CommHsioner , shipjnd to Canada, can be reimported into thia country without jiayment of duty, STEPHEN V. B. TROWBRIDGE, of Ionia. For Superintendent of Public IiiHtrortlonJOSEPH ESTABROOK, of Eaton. For Member Mate Hoard EduratlonPERRY p. POWERS, of Wexford. there hasn't iweu so much said about plows being sold from five to six dollars cheaper in Canada tiian here. rpresentatlvo In Coneres*. M district JAMES O’DONNELL. ot Jackson. Fusion, greenback friends, means fat offices for the trickling leaders of your par­ For Htale Senator, llth dfamet■ PHILIP T. (XILGBOVE. ty. and surrender of party principles, par­ ty name and party honor. How do, you like it? Andyet that is just what your For Representative Iu the Mate Lejrintatun^.IKHHMlAH M. ROGERS, ot Carlton. For 1‘robate Jtidoe—' CHAH. W. ARMSTRONG, ot Yankee Springs. For Sheriff— , BAKER SHRINB».ot HMtings. F<>r'THOM^isrH. liRlCE. of Maple Grove. so-called leaders are determined upon forc­ ing down your throats whetiier you like it No duty .on wool, as per eant. duty- on sugar. No duty on any product of the northern farm, 100 per cent, duty to pro­ tect southern rice planters. That’s the tempting bait tlie Mills bill offers the northern fanner. The northern farmer will not even nibble at that kind of bait. CHRIBTOPHEIt A. HOUGH, of Woodland. For I’rowcuUng *ttorwy— ■ CHHISTOFfirat IL VajiAHMAN. Of Hawing*. For Circuit Court Cornmlsaloerrs — ALONZO K. KKNABrON.of Hastings. HARTLEY E. HENBRICK,of MldiUcvtUe. Cleveland Kays he wants the monopolies put down. Why does he not put the mo­ nopolists out of his cabinet? Standard Oil SAMVEL J. BIDKLMAN, ot HasUngs- Whitney Is still Cleveland** secretary of the navy. Before he yells 'X^lown with monopolists" Cleveland should drive them from his own cabinet EDITORI/^. NOTES. No free trade vote Will ever be recorded to the discredit of James O’Donnell when be returns to congress. He is a faithful Greenbackers should bear in mind before they vote the fusion ticket, which Is only another name for the democratic ticket, the n-grcsentative, aud a faithful friend to the agricultural and Industrial intemte of this district, and the “boys in blue" know that he In their friend. following facts: 1st. President Cleveland has favored tbe retirement of the greenback currency, England lias a dozen trusts to America one. And yet free traders would have us has favored the suspension of sliver coinage, and sent believe that a protective tariff created trusts. If so. why are there, anthracite ject, taking the ground that the further eoinag*' of silver was dangerous to the coal trusts, aud standard oil tjusLs in this country? There fa no duty on oil nor an­ thracite coal. 8<L\lteesident -Cleveland has nearly JffS.000.o6o of the surplus In pet democratic Tbe Journal still keep* up Its bowl that, banks bi New York City, which is not the republicans are trying to buy up the drawing one cent of interest. And there greenbackers of Barry cuanty. The Jour­ la now lu force a plain resolution of con­ nal should stop long enough to think that gress parked in 1881, authorizing him to It is nut very complimentary to its party to we thjs money to bqy bonds and thus ex- keep intimating tliat its members are for tto>G|fah the public debt ■uln President Cleveland has »o far ape^ the aristocracy of England as to have a “coat of arma" Thin 1s Jeffersonian Tin* American markets are the lxi»t in Simplicity with a vengeance. 5th. Preaddent Cleveland ha* shown nothing but opposition to greenback prin­ ciples. He iuw favored such principles as . greambackent oppose. - the world. We ought to reserve them for the fruits of American labor and American capital, not open them to the world at tbe behest of tbe Cobden clubs of Great Brit- There can be no reasonable excuse for a fusion of two parties wbotor principles srv Under such circumstances, no self re­ so directly opposed to each other as tbe specting greenbacker, who fa a greenback­ democratic and grernliack paxtits. Fusion er from principle, can favor tite election of in Michigan means democracy and nothing Uruver Cleveland, as he would have to do else. • if lie voted tbe fusion ticket. This country has never witnessed such The number of greenbackent who will disgusting snobbery at Washington as can swallow fusion is growing beautifully leas. be seen there in the Cleveland regime. Fusion means surrender of principles: And yet he bad much to say about “Jeffer­ means the absorption of the weaker party sonian simplicity" four.yeara ago. by tbe stronger. In Michigan fusion can national, statu and coun­ tticaiis democracy and nothing else. It ty inentiy worthy tlw nupport of republicans and nbould be elected. cause uf it, a few men like Innes, Fuller, Mon- than that, the catididates stand on Waters and others get fat offices from tbe the right kind of a platform. democracy. In Barry county It Is kept up As General Harrison observes, this is no purely to maintain J. H. Dennis as post­ master at Hastings and M. F. Jordan at time to weigh what fa to be ailoted to tbe surviving veteran* of tlie war in a hair Middleville. Boss Hicks also gets a little Tto< New York Sun. which 1* probably nibble at the crib. In Ihe shape of a deputy balance. This ration can afford tn be gen­ tlie moat vigorous dunmcratlc paper In the erous to Ite brave defenders. V. 2k Marshalshin. country, fa advocating tbe election of Vote for Farmer Luce for governor. Cleveland and Thurman. In- 1884, after Once the manufacturing Industrie's of tlw Presidential election, the editor of the Let It be forever understood Unit no man Sun made these stinging observations: Ireland were flourishing and prosperous. like W. R. Burt can buy the governorship. Grover Cleveland was beaten in his own That was under a protective tariff. Eng­ Let the voters of Barry county nil down un ward. If he had been running fe- aldcrland looked with disfavor upon the pros­ Boodle politics. perity of tbe factories of tlw Emerald Isle, nearest neighbor*. Grover’ Cleveland The republican legislative nominees, P. rtwult? The fruit of British looms and T. Colgrove aud J. M. Rogers are men who his fellow will creditably tohw the .sentiments of W(^d^U^dhim X'X • Bar! v nountv in Hi#* rwtTt li*cri.iLutiin* \ trim, wax rendered profitless, and Irish ** tn fill fill that ..m.u. office. ‘ "• Grover Cleveland was beaten in Ms own county, if be had been running again fur The republican county ticket is made up dfey upwt tout unhappy Ireland. men who will make faithful nnd efficient General Uarrlsou k winning friend* unci biuMwIf to be true cratic party, let him cal! his attention to As we predicted_______ some time _— --ago ----------Mr. Cleveland did not dare to mention tiie sub­ ject of Chinese immigration In his letter of acceptance for two reasons: first liecause he was afraid of the mugwumps, who are fonder of the Qiimunan than of the Amer­ ican workingman; and second, because he won afraid uf his own party un the same question. Search tbe tetter of acceptance from top to bottom, and not one word can be found about the Chinese question. ■ General Harrison's declaration, un the contrary, is sharp, clear-cut ami positive. There cun be no mistaking what he w ill do on the Chinese question wlien he Is Presi­ dent ot the United Suites. These two letters exactly exemplify ( the twq parties on the subject uf Chinese1 im­ migration. The democratic party Indulges in ail sorts of generalities and platitudes, but when an exclusion bill Is inlroductxl tlie democratic senators dodge aud sqalnn and twist, tight for delay: demand and nupport reconsideration of the bill, and throw every obstacle in the way of its |«assage. Republican senators on tint contrary, say: “The people of the county demand Chi­ nese excliislmi, and shall have 11 if we can give It to them, even if Bill .Scott may make a lithe political capital out of the in­ troduction of the bill." Harr|son and the republican party are for the people of the United States: Cleveland nnd the democratic party for Grover Cleveland and the offices. from the Methodist bishops on the temper­ ance question. It was led to make Inquir­ ies of them as to how they stood politically by tlie frequent democrat assertion* that they were nearly ail third party ITohlbitionlstH. The answers show that of the 1C heard from two are undecided, two are for Fisk and Brooks, and 12 are for, Harrison and Morton. In this connection is pub­ lished a letter from Bishop Newman to Gen. Bussey which reads as follow>»My Dkar Gkxkiull Bcnney.—I ara iu receipt of your* of the 12th InsL. and feel bound to give you a frank reply on a ques­ tion uf mi much Importance. In these su­ preme times, when so much fa at stake In our national welfare, no republican ran afford to desert that jmrty made memorable by the noblest mission, by the most heroic achlevuinent on the field and by the most beneficial naulta In'legislation to perwtuai liberty. to private and public morals, and to the cau.se of tenqienmcv. of which you specially write. As acltlxrn. whose duties I am bound to dteebarge, and as a life long republlom. proud of the history of pur party and assured Of the glorious future, 1 give you an emphatic denial of its report that 1 have joined the third party. The thought I tad never entered my mind, and no one hss tlw right to assert tliat 1 had. On the question of prohibition we are In accotd, on tbe method to attain that desir­ able end we differ. The final triumph of temperance principles fa with the republi­ cans. who have done so much for temper­ ance legislation In all parte of our country. And tills Is the apparent conviction of the ta-oplc I meet in my travela Wether clergymen or laymen, whether in tbe church fir out, patriotism, gratitude, tem­ perance., should Inspire every republican with new zeal, should Induce any who have left the party to return at once, and should give decision to those who may now hesitate as to duty. The supreme duty Is to place the control of our government In tbe hands of Harrison and Morton. 1 vote as 1 pray and pray as I vote. Your friend. .John P. Newmax. In addition to this it should be stated that many clergymen of the same and other denomination* who voted the prohi­ bition ticket four years ago have come out for Harrison and Morton. It is therefore a mistake to assume that the Methodfat church has gone over to the third party. It still contain* a vast number more of republicans than voters of all other parties cotntaned. And why shouldn’t It? Iron and congress, and l>efore the president’s nwswute. tljcre were etevmi irap furnaces in Mast In tbe Hocking Valley. 1 can not taporunr IMn w„ these reaulte of this year’s elections: in Oregon the republicans east the larg­ est vote they ever polled, gained tbe largest plurality they ever had. and greatly lncn-ased their representation In both branch^ of the legisiatun% making It from two-tbinls to three-fourths republican. In Vermont the republicans cast the largest vote they ever polled at a guberna­ torial election, galnml tlie largest pluralty ever gave a canditate for governor, chose every member of tbe Stale Senate and made huge gain* in the ‘lower branch of the legislature. In Malne.the republicans cast tlie largest vote they ever polled, gained one of the largest pluralities they Law had in twenty years, elected a solid State Senate, matte large gains in the lower legislative house, and electcl ninety-six uf W® ninety-nine county officers chosen. In Alabama the,democratic majority was cut down in the recent state election from one-third to two-fiftlis. Tlie exact figure 1* not known a*.yet. but there will i* a Ioh* of from 80.000 tn 50.000 as coni)iared with tiie democratic majority at the cornsjtundlng state election in 1884. This oc­ curred. notwithstanding the democrats have the entire control of the ballot boxe*. in Arkansas the democratic, majority of 45.338 fa reduced to one of 15.02d, show­ ing a democratic loss of 30,310. the opposi­ tion rote of 55.537 in 1884 Is increased to 84,223, and tiie cengreMlonal district of Clifton R. Breckinridge, who is one of the godfathers of the Mills bill, shows an anti­ democratic majority. Facto are stubborn things. always hapjs-n—repairs of hearths and other intervals Incident to tbe bualneu. Gnu. Richard Taylor, commander of an important military division of fhc southern* lows ot the causes which contributed to tlie overthrow of tbe confederacy: "We made two great mistakes. Had we avoided them we should have conquered you. Tlie first was that,we did not sub­ stantially destroy the protective features of the tariff in the winter session of 18S7 and IMS by an act which provided a more rapid sliding scale to free trade. As a democratic measure we could have passed such a law. and held It tight on you till it closed the furnfccs, workshop*, woi.len and cotton mills, and steel and liar Iron works of tlie whole north and west, and scattered your workmen over the prairies and territories. When tbe war was ready for you you would not have been ready for the war. .You could not have armed and equipped and put In the field a large army jior built a navy. You would have lieeri without supplies, machinery and .workmen, and you would have been without moncy and credit." This KiaMwni is in itself a suftictent argument against the present democratic attempt to injure our industries. General Butler is not no certain that tbe southern confederates have entirely abandoned their purpose. They show great boldness in congress, resisting five suffrage and sacri­ ficing northern Industrim white keeping those of the south Intact in the waste last week. Senator Vest made a labored argument again st negro suffrage and in JiMtlflcation of the terrorism which prevails wherever negroes show a disposition to as­ sert their rights. * ■>•**■ O™» we belter, Uil. I. but uni i|,. ”5"truth, nnbUabtel b, th«n ®Ttoha. a. Ma» „ l-n^u,, Kohekt Lawi:» X. , of prominent busIneM uien, democrat* and amount of money invested, and they can, of course. realize only upon traffic, the manufacture of Iron. There arc now but two of the eleven furnaces running. All *uu-ks that in December were sending op • .Mlddteumu. N.Y..n-m CoL William I*. Hepbaai.’.q wt was for many year, a «)> that the droternu, iTJ? pillars of fire by night which indicated the industry of the section, stand idle. They are rapidly ts-comlng tlie horaee of the .......... HON. lias a capacity of 150 ton* of iron a day, and yet it stands there and the vast capital Following are the real in vested is returning nothing, and the the week ending Get. prujierty is being destroyed by tlie erosion for taken from the bookslu ihen-|{ister'^ir . incident to an Idle Iron furnace and the „ to Jolfiti a ..." taxes which never cease. “The hands are Idle, and they are hxiking forward with fear and trembling to the Nadirilfa; coming of ■ a cold winter. Tlie cause uf it all is attributable solely to the position of the democratic party upon the tariff ques­ tion. Tlw Introduction and agitation of tlie Mills bill produced a depression.” to. Mai.it, SkMmcn;; CABJ LOCAI < areal*** this w Cabinet photogn llfAih’o. There will be a UnlM hnl>- 0 MldrtlerlDr. ••If the Mills hill were to become a law Mattia L. H< what would lie the general effect tijWn Thornappl;- S tlxwe industries?" was asked. . ■•Tbew furnaces," replied Gen. Gros­ venor. “are so far Inland that their market October L-Jud i I'rtson Sunday. if you want good Bunyan’* for them duction proposed by the Mills* bill would A full 1tor of eh sate by J. G. Runy and English iron. The effect of tlie agita­ tion of tbe bill was that the <>j»cr*tors unanimously agreed that they must »usl>end operations, and they have done no Grand Rapids ha present campaign.' confederacy - during tlie war wrote as fol­ “»>■ ““ u. nine on that day, but if any were not in Prow) of the bright prospecte of tbe demo­ ly accepted as such that tlie question has passed’•entirely beyond the stage of than that, he has 870,000.000 of that sur­ argument The laws plus on deposit in pet democratic bank* of relating to this sub­ New York city, and It does not draw a ject would, should I lie charged with cent of interest. their enforcement Free trade In this country means that be faithfully rxcuted. Such amend­ ‘•trusts" will be formed in other countries ments or further leg­ to try fo increase prices on articles shipped islation as may be to America. A conspicuous example of necessary and prop­ this is the English salt trust, lately formed er to prevent evas­ to put up the price of salt If dutle* shall be ion of the laws and to stop further Chi­ removed on that article. Free trade would nese Immlgratlo n injure our own salt Interests, and ■ put would also meet my money Into the pockets of foreign 'produe- approval. rtrlc,f II. I).'. IV. V. VI. VII VI11. ■ .mat a rew nunu»w would have breu-n Grover Clevetand to the United State* for prciddcnt of the United ernment bonds, thereby reducing the na­ tional debt Arthur did this. Cleveland allows tbe surplus to accumulate. Worse PRKHIDENTIAL KLECTURS. r Ktertor* st lATge- and a single gold standard. ‘3d. President Cleveland ant tool of Wall Ktreat? Can any greenbacker deny that Grover Tlie democratic free trade organs are en­ deavoring to dispute tbe autbenticAty of the following extract: Grover Cleveland has done mnrv to ad­ vance the cause of free trade than any Prime* Minister qf England has ever done. —London Spectator. But the Hartford Courant Nita down on the effort In tbe following solid fashion: Why. bleas your ignorant eyes, the Courant copied that from tbe Sjiectalor Itself as soon as it appeared and set It go­ ing, but we’ve got the copy of tbe Specta­ tor stllMn the office. There’s no conce.lv- pfPRICfs CREAM •junghitian, Octobe irom Broadway alo Wanted to trad Making Dr. J. A. Bau Hastings house on ums for their ma • ttrtxtr 24th. tablisbed under Hattie Watkins. • cither. But the democratic organs, and especial­ ly the Brice Bureau of Intellect are even disputing tbe tremendous republican vic­ tory in Maine, where, excepting a few toSMa for more than a quarter a rrnvirj. it scattering nwmlwra of tin- Maine house, Is used by®> United State* GuvnuJot. tlie republicans swept the political platter, doned by tbe beads <rf the Great I’mterWto* ■?the Htroogwt inire-t. uxl um HrahaM clean with a majority mure than S.OOO or. rriee** Cream Raking Powder <!**» m Congressman Randall’s s)«ech on the tariff should be carefully read and consider­ ed. fur It is full of interesting pointe. One of tin- most remarkable declarations which be makes fa hl* argument that the Mills bill, if put Into practical operation as a law. would Increase the surplus over which the democrate pretend to be in such *gnny. . Another true and strong point made by Mr. Randall is that tbe Mills bill propoaes to tax the necessities of tlie poor and re­ lieve from duty the. luxuries of the rich. Some of the comparison* of necessities and luxuries made by Mr. Randall are here- natid turned Dougu fhin. YF. Ih-yuo -idasoe property •price baking powder co. • IMX>] bouse in the , of Darwin McK sst bidder’ I ««o Ttiesd*) Itaatingx helped Hue. Jahn Car ’ spring chicken* th Morrill« Company’s t -fTeahuiente m AU an tavtiMk. l-.ptate Mood*, Ol IF YOU WANT A FZ^E •• OVERCOATAnd come at once while the stockTs complete. GLOVES AND MITTENS ■AT- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I The Largest Stock in the City. Grover Grover Cleveland narrowly tweaped de1.1~ . ...... •«,,. ____. . ». No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Don’t You Forget It Them AH Tbe Hayfortl p �^tings Banner. ^ERSONALMENTIDN. iVl.Tuesday. Oct-10*18Ba* jmeilintr5- "' --------- _— —— ■KERN. Local Kritoc. "g Atke Waters was In NasfarUle Friday coutUurea to Novemta^uj^ exvnbxatlft'* "ihe annual reunion *>r Ra~, ■•lUUoi.G. A. It. wU| and to-morrow. Jt is exneet«t?Lywla}' « ’Arg*- attendance, and^hS^v’ W‘U wr ,i OnwgwiD*, Monday,Oct. is. air JO coedings wiU !«* ut unusual im^* pn> TbuSuJ. KU—" ln Gr*nd lUpId. . IIONNKM^ANU C. H. Va^AR- Hal!.Tu<*sday. Oct. 16, at *mxwed«l in wmvlndug S mitt* in Hartman'* hau» V,^fal*ton l.ONNKU. AND CLEMENT SMITH. i.u.uy evening. Oct. 1A HMdtewi;*’ i; ■enter, Wednesday afternoon. jUflet.re." 1 ' DsalK- U •'11 coiitwTt-. »r iw, d™ win . 1 ’ "^yoVK. HOX. V- — r« .Ui (fan ... “iSS? 1,.T’X? «•Tbtu> lunr7t> V™»*’Uh u uiw ta’"k^’ * b,“*“ “o *» "**"* h” °£Vp■.JaSi" • >«-- "“rl“- »f- Oltawll dr.H « In which h. chiefly of democratic hypocrisy as shown in.ennuectlim with the Mills bilL Ibe toichllght pron-ssiun in the evening ,en?ld s,Kbt. Upward ot duo "■Um!Ucolum" Tb’’ display dnri!*K nmrch of the Pn«* ctwd,51J5relt J 10 ,U ■P«*ara“ec- The U ?n,‘"k'ra w“ »»“Ply immenw. belt g almost ImposMbfa u> force *^°*i4>n*Grddri,r K"lUK*r- L* *WUn« Way along tlw sidewalks. .ru, lb. dbplv. Ika ,.’.'ay evening. Oct. Sf.’ ( HAM.OF OHIO. AND P. T. COLO ROVE. Center. Tuesday evening. Frank Barnes excrci»*<d hl** in, ■ ■ with gooj nw.it. in nn^J (lo,S“"h» ler ou th. llurrl.oi, lut e*pr^l„ 0, V|. lory. w» Krtetly ta •m.rtwHb a. -LX nwnu .11,1 thu day. ARMAN. hqu-c. Itarry, Tuesday even- L( ^^l"^X"*’^.,mXUt!d iUn uSS s-‘"k *bi« burn, .bow „ln<i<,w Wrtmta’wli wen. .tinned by th. <h.pl.)”Sd th.T?> It CTH. i’LE’MENT SMITH i liIHtiHAM. OF OHIO. . Uy Afternoon, al 2 o'etoek. I hree Klveni. wm> arre.i«i .. Idldit tor l-lna drunk 7^1 d iS1. > J«.tl« B^dl/n., vuui£Ssg35EdMo“’ta^ < an-y to 10 daya In jail The old nun "i ’y ha. .luce l«»„ nnd ordered out of town. al news. ihe republicans of Woodland will have i*si"h »“ th?*{t®r,10<’n of October S “iSv“y,Ttod hc'" '■> o.«urrti, Mixers, sickness. v. laimpman returned V. ”■ -tv Ii ST ‘ T V1"' ■J'SXTLTte i* drew the afternoon meeting also. ‘ Noah's. ----------- :---- : h" •' • ' :;rx' It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm your house or cook your meals is to buy the -Garland Cooks and Heaters------ AT------ ED. POWERS’. “aI‘* benei* tlw above change wae made. Mr. 11 urn ley had an audience of over 5,000 The Garland is the ideal stove for both propie. and he kept them all idterested llsuln',rK All speak in complimentary terms .',f -^r* PlumleyS* speech. - -___ _ —OX lluleep other and inferior - The days proceedings will be productive same as other dealers. But the Garland or much good through the county. It will have a healthy effect on republicans in the county and awaken them an never before to the conditions surrounding them and the responsibility which rente on each one calling for him U> work zealously til) the closing of the pulls in November. The ni.mtwr of people called to the city that day will not fall far short of 10,000. Dem­ Respectfully, ocrats estimate the number at 5,000. They also place the ninnlwr of torches in the pro­ cession at fIom :M)o to u te nt^jut^ ty known that there were sonw over 000 torches issued. There wen* then 2‘4- times its many torches as the democrats concede. Dw ratio of their estimate (5,000) of tlw ntunber of iwople t*> the real number must Im: about the same, or 2’4 times 5,000 mak* e* 11,250. The republican estimate of IhOOO cannot then be far from right At ai event* everybody appears to be satisfied with the crowd and proceedings of the itay except those «>f theoppoaitlon. Excellent music was furnished during tlb day by the Middleville and Hastings el«* cluiis nnd bunds from both towns. ' ouuibu cooking and heating. kinds of stoves, the is the acknowledged Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. . ED. POWERS. Mlj. lUu<l B,nl..y. ,,t MWUPV. wu In We are pleased to announce to the s, - th^dty Oil a vim to rriend. tt„ Ilnil „t thr -nblicnn* of Cloverdale nnd vicinity ti , he ««“‘y ‘•Oinntltiro !«• secured CoL J.' l/T. 1 LSrhutu W1 Fridd, l.tr K.-uludty. • Brigham, master of the Ohio state He expects to buy some fule st(K.k wtme -rai>gr, to address them on the occasion of । mere. ;t<>.L£iMxhi aud chea|>. gv , * !«rjr j*ole raising October 17th. Tbe other - ZHeath now occupy -i'rakrta adv.* rtised will al-o be present *\- .-*-h<xd shoes >tre*7 hou-se on Green , The Sunday school at the Star school > hhu-e. superintended by Mr*. E. Pennock ’ .Wa!ker* wih ’,,f Wartl"* and nuuie bunts and »!■<>■Is the banner Sunday school so far U Wh.e. lK,,u'' ,,f Mnt v' »'kerheard from, having committed to memory . Our Mr. Lichty having determined that his Individual interests demand hta undivided' on. thousand and six biblojerses besides father. <3. H. Brooks. Miss Narnb Jones exjiect* to give a con­ attention, and that be must tlwrefore close out his share in the business House. Dr. J. A. ’ Uirrr regular lessona tfal- ’jmst quarter N. Bailey went to Grand Itaphls ycstcr- cert In th** near future. The best home wo have talked the nutter over and decided to .'iih and ivth. Sunday school at three o’clock each Sun- •L»^ to attend a meeting of the Grand En- talent will be engngi*d. and they will be as­ -- bring extended We*| sisted by others from outside tlw city. < atnppienL |. O. o. F. .v ng Railroad street -Mturday. while riding on one of Beuticy Ct*y)«s* Mixer was called home from the L^hen* wen* 4VJ tickets sold at this sta*;g>s. A Wilkins truck wagons, a six yeam west last week *.n account of the illness of tlon to parties attending the Blaine demon।-i.I sou of 1-ang, Dickinson got caught in a his father, k N. Mixer. stnttiou st Grand Rapids Monday. Tbe wheel tn such n manner a* to break his trad*- property in city/or a W. A. Hams is expected h*«ic Uxiav ticket sales fur tlutt day were the largest leg. Th** fracture was very Iwi, tbe-leg C. 1>. Beebe. being literally crushed lielow the knee and Jroin his visit In Dakota. HL*, brother from this |s>int in yean*, and wg doubt if 1 rank returns with him. , they were ever equaled. I AnJTIils reffililU ’—Before November 1st next, when our lease oi our present store expires. Ikuurlmiai: wiU l*e at the re*iuirlng amputation. DnuSnvder. Bur­ > un Friday. OcL 5th. and ton and Itathrop-attended. u-Gro. Rock has b**vn honored bv an ap­ We attempted onoe before, in good faith, to dose out our business, but unforaeen ttio energetic and bustling agent at (his pointment to the highest cadet office In the prevented.* This time we mean it, and November 1st will see our busi­ Tire Michigan Central will, eouimenelng point, our citizens have found a man ever circumstanetti ' Annapolis Naval academy. are, making gfeat pti‘par- Sept rtth. on Thursday of each week until on the alert for their own as well as his ness entirely dosed out and this firm dissolved. P. A. Honan and family returned Friday company’s interesta. He has labored to z .* * meeting to be held Nov. Uth .sell ticket- from Hastings to To help on this sale, we have decided to i Detroit and return, at the rut** ofAjH.25 to their home in Northern Mlrhlimn, after a secure special nite* un several occasions, and hi» efforts have always been liberally : g«*d on going un date of sale and return­ short visit with friends here. •r 1 hyid writing has been repaid’by our citizens. In addition to ing on the following dav on account of art the -upervisl<*i of Mr*. .Archh- Ayers and family leave to-day for these accMnroodationa which he has scloan exhibition, this include* coupon for iXhree weeks’ visit at Mr. Ayera* ol*l home cured and which have been so much appns admlraltm. P. A. Hahn. Agent. in Elmira. N. Y., and Bradford county. dat«<d, Mr. Hahn lias endeared himself to B**ftwr »Jn;-*.>i;r butter anil egg.* ’ Tinn sday aftemuoiGa.-Mrs. N. Bartow Penn. the people here by his uniform courtesies Ot 1 Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes—a new lot of these goods just received, our Horae. • illj-r. .1- much a- any house hj and son Roy were driving west pa-t the Will Croty has resigned his position as and obliging manners. Show Cases, a good 2-banel Oil Tank, pair Delivery Bobs,/Scales, Tobaccoes, residence occupied by J. Rus.-*!!.’ their Teas, Coffees, Canned Goods, Package Goods, etc., a TICKET. night clerk In the Hastings house. Hi* ex­ stock of ladies’ horse is-cain*- frightened and ran away. In pects to travel for u Chicago firm of pho­ The C. L. S. C. will meet at Dr.iTimattempting to turn toward home at F. G. tographers. m.-npan’s rooms Oct. 12th, at 7 o’clock Goodyear** corner, the buggy wucapoixed. sharp. Program: John Roberts left yesterday (or a trip Roy cseajied unhurt but Mrs. Barlow was .SI ugwi by circle. * ' !»a>;. W. Rryttold* is hav ing consider­ much bruised. Luckily she sustained no through northern Michigan, in the Interest Itrpcalluit Ixjrd's prayer. . gr.i-t’in; d(*.n** almut his Green street serious injuries. of the btxtk. "General Carnahan's History Roll call-QBomttpM about the Greeks. ki- ta--. jriy. _ , HHtory of Greefe. chap. «.7-quBiUooed by •»j PyihianiMu." .. Mr. hi-mMtou. John Btilsou. uf HastlngA, died at hb Fbere will :«• prewtilug a( tin* Hines residence Monday evening. i>i-ca.-e bib ^George O. Matthews, whom many Hust­ Preparatory Greek Cours** chaps, t-7—Uuestlonrd by Mrs. Barner. *..; h*>ti.r -ii tin- township of Hop*-, Ort. I ion* fever. Mr. St I fam wa» a good citizen. ings boys remember, now connected with Soleu the Athenian > Chau.}—Questioned by a good husband and father. He oerved id- tin* wholesale grocery house of J. B. Matth­ Mr*. JobnMin. We will have a drawing of these tickets. We will buy the dOOth Ueket drawn Paper. Lycurgus-Mrs. .Smith. country faithfully during the war. and ews 4 Co./Ashland, Wisconsin, is In the from tbe box for Greece aud Modern CivHUaliou (Chau.)— f ha 'i.M-Kayls being * circulated was a member of Fitrgerald Jost. G. A. R. city. Georife bl “i>f °( Bi® boys who went Qnvattoued by Dr. TtmmenuaB. wMto grow up with the country and has Reading. -The Isles ot Greece.''-Rose Bost ­ nnd also uf tiie Masonic order. Funeral iih-M-n’,!. pact <d the rirunty. wick. from hfa -late home Tljdrsdw. niider JTMtairr'r finely, we are pleased to say. Map exercise—Flora Beadle. . (• ■•n -: - .-.ireainrrs an*F nil such Masunleauspices. —'■-c-'x- f) ^Z-” talk. Mr. Puffer to lead, subject: Cur­ :k leint.G :*. ..rdrXimd on. short notice rent Events The repoblinui demoiiHal IT 111 IjTii Jlr. 1. !>; kin-on. TfaVtiug*, Mich. ' ’1 Critic—J uIIa Rock. * GREAT DEMONSTRATION I We will buy tlie 500th ticket drawn from the box for Singing and elose. was a splendid success. Tne addresses by Itaatui-*- tpdv'rd swell thu throng nt P. T. Colgrove and C. H. VanArman an* aild lL(j; i' ’In* lune *d 492 peopl- «.li highly complimented. Over five hijwlred uf !;laliu*> vi.-jttherv Jfomlay. |K*ople were present. A fine pole, bearing No. Name aud Reaidcncn « HlUu C. WodlMt. Woodland Hun.: .b<i . ' .irvcth and CL H. Van tbe names of the republican standafai l*eari Minnie E. Henry, Maple Grove We will buy the «00th ticket drawn from the box for ik at tbe Bunnell w'bool era, waa raised. Before the meeting there Tuesday evening October was a very creditable parade uf upwards Hon. ’ of ,150 footmen and 75 men on horseback. lomt Wednesday, which was tbe day set A prominent advertisement of Dr. Ro­ •Murph.lUigcfs **.uits to buy all the live Thursday, at Messrs. Bros.’ farm ini for the Republicans’-grand mans meetbig, rick appears In this Issue of our paper. puultry ?,*• an get, He buys old Ut-ns, and Caritnu. while Shel. Davenport was riding; when the 20 guns, a salute down on the >j>rinu that weigh not leu than In a caK and leading a team hitched to a, program to be fired nt sun rise, sounded The doctor by special request will visit wagon the team l>ecame frightened and over tbe city the must ardent republican Hastings, Saturday and Sunday Oct. 13th ran away, knocking over the cart, the pony who had the'temerity to draw aside tiie and Nth, where he may be consulted free '. I'. I.. will give A-chicken pie No credit from this time on, as'we are doing this to close out. We want every attached to tbe cart and piled them on top curtain and peep out of the window wan ot charge in his parlors at the Hastings ■ of FL PeniHrk’K Oct. 19. person who owes us to settle his account before>Kbr. 1st. of Sbei. When everything was staeked.up। not confident that the day’s proceedings We desire to thank the people of Hastings and vicinity for their generous patron­ house from 10 a. m. to 0 P- m., two days to thdr satisfaction the runaways drew could lie much of a success in point of only. Judging from the many complimen ­ age and invite them to help get the beneflto of the the wagon over the pile and skipped. numbers. It was surely time for him to tary press' notices he has received from tbe Mfli- Jte • >- bumanu bad tin* misfortune Luckily Shel. escaped with slight injuries be up but Mr. Sun must nave turned over ▼tav** l..-r ]« k,-; picked *rf all her money but th** pony and cart were sadly |ten>®r»l- In ta*d for "just one more snooze before New York, Chicago, SL Ixiuis, aud other city pa|icrs. we may, with perfect propriety breakfast"and then forgot to wake up dur ­ (isl IL IL • ti-;M at the depot at Gnad I ized. / ing the entire day. Besides having n say that the citizens of our community are On all goods during this Closing Out Sgle. Respectfully, llapith ilond.iy .'night. A reception was given Friday evening at cloudy and threatening sky the people ha*l specially favored in having an opportunity Wr tmvr ,i hntnber of city lots that w«-. tbe residence of H. A. Goodyear, to Rev. also a cold north wind to act its a diseour- to consult such eminent authority. The will m-I: . tiitnicL making the term- Irwin and wife. Tlie house was open to agemmL Yet In spite of all these things, following is an entract from an article ■-•y* A ?. 41 the offices of Smith <k 'guests from 7:00 to 10:00 p. m.. aud dur­ the guns had hardly ceased firing when the which appeared in the Times: ••When we entered the reception room P. S.—AU who pay un account wUl get a ticket for each dollar paid. (Wove cr W. r. Sidnam. ing those houra the parlors were throng­ crowd began to assemble. Before the ed. Excellent refreshment* were served aides were sent out to meet the various at the Chicago Rupture and Surgical Dis­ ■ iirojMTty on Green. Park during the evening, and tlie bouse delegations the streets wen: comfortably pensary. 202 State SL. and were present*! uid Walnut is for sale in whole or wan tawutlfully decorated. This greeting to Dr. Rorick, its founder, we were treated full of teams and people. . purchasers.’ Eorpartlcu- to the new pastor and his amiable wife was , About nine o’clock the aides liegan to to a surprise. In our mental picture of br» tnqqir-<*i M/Nevtaa. very aubpiclouA. and we trust tliat his pas­ take their respective stations ami the dele­ this distinguished gentleman we had asso­ For as-, th- n -idenev property in tbe torate here may continue as pleasantly as gations to arrive. Many not belonging to ciated gray hairs, with others, of the un­ organized delegations but who came In with avoidable evidences of advanced years, but KfMWMnt f'umtriy belonging to Charles It ha* liegun. C the intention of joining the street parade In Instead we found him a comparatively "iimtrad.* Will -el! . heap and on easy Since our fair the admirer* of tin* horee tlw morning derided after taking their young man, surrounded by a number of •-'nn.-. Ei tr *.t P. T. Odgrove. "Holborn” have done ho much "kicking long, cold morning ride that they wotild Chicago's leading doctors, who like myself, fw- wishing to.see Dr. J. A. Baugh- that his owner W. H. Schantz has decided «> «m Into town. However, at the giving were endeavoring to learn Munething offals tlw Hastings houae Oct to keep 1dm another season. He will make of the signal at 10:00 o'clock tbe procession inventions and discoveries, which have Xh or I'.-th. 4- he will be absent for a a short season this fall also one In the began to luovc, tiie various delegation.-* made him famous with the first of the spring. Mr. S. showed four colts by him. taking their place in columns* they^were medical profession throughout the world— oouin fallen;ltj um lVth of Ocu>bcr. and received two first premiums on two of reached. This paradc>a* the finest day among these may be mentioned a variety of Thro* v.in*‘-Ir M republican meeting and the four shows; also first on Holborn in parade ever wltneiMwd in the county. instruments and appliances for ascertain­ i"*l»rai<aiKX;< h.verdalr Wedneeday afterstandard bred class and second in stallion Over 400 footmen and alxmt W>0 teams ing nnd removing diseased condition.**— "‘"'i nfiwxt -A-s-k. Addresses by Clement and tbe establishment of many new trotting class. Holborn Is surely coming Containing the latest and beet patterns of -■’h and ( arvetit Speaking at 2 to the front. A half interest In the fonr- were in tbe procwalori, thus i1 theories os to the cause and proper treaL about a mile long. Appropriate nionths old colt owned st Caledonia was were carried by the different delegations. ment of certain chronic dkeaaes. which I '.J .Bow;... Daniel Striker and R. E. recently sold for 885.00. Yankee Springs' delegation was awarded a .brought him before the learned heads of the profession in New York dty. where be ™» have formed a partnership and Hon. Jamea O’Donodl wiU speak in handsome flag for tiie best banner. Carl­ wa* called upon to make practical demon­ ' up ir bMk "1 Ix,*elL M* C* artewold. Barry county next week at tbe following, ton delegation appeared In the column with strations under their immediate observa­ trams headed by a wagon bearing a log NKJwviiif. 1, Bl present manager and tion. Perhaps the most conspicuous result places and on following dates: •wler <,( the ft. -.v liank. Orangevl lie, afternoon, Oet IMhiPrairie- caliin. barrel of cider and a coon. of his originality h his cure of Hernia or AND cring the political complexion of Carlton vllle, evening, OcL 15th: Cedar Creek, .•^y*** Wx«*». <>f Irving, was arrtwted Rupture, which operation we were permit­ township much praise Is due the republ|aMhn.ught Wfore Justice Kcnantoo Sat- afternoon. Ort. 18th; MlddleYllle. erenlnK- <*«ilm from thaLM-cllon for working up such ted to witness. We were a little nervous, wdsy tn ktr**i*r to the charge of stealing a OcL 18th; Maple Grove Center. : regardless of our endeavor to assume a urawt He pie^i guilty and was sen- Oct 17th; Dowling, evenlag* <>£•”£• they fairly earned tlie prize, a flag, given careless air as we entered the operating room with On*. Gomlman, Lauer and Woodland, evening, Oct- l»h: ^redtose.-re:«) days In JalL evening, OcL 19th: Nashville. <nr«n,J*; "■x. o. -.(.■«£ Brokaw, where Mr. P. T. Poole, the well b,^1* ’J*’1 Sunday school, superintended Oct 22d. We hope republicans In the known contractor of Hyde Park was wait­ —-AT-----note was begun but unfortunately * he “ Entirei mentioned will E Frmmek, is tn a flourishing ing in readings for the operation. Mr. •rtitton having committed to memory attendance la secured nt each of thes* Poole stated that he had suffered from his «lx hundred bible verms besides rupture, which was a very large one. for s, 7 '■':««». Sunday school at meeting*. 15 years. At times it would strangulate *;dd™“ Th* democratic senatorial convention 1SjLjW n,«IU4 *™> aud no truss would retain IL Dr. Rorick «ii.rraking of the pole. 111 th” afternoon, ',arn- '• tmiging to Jonas Crouse, who opw.lkm. whkh •» wlthto ' “llr »•» * >“,,i*O“r •wnortJi <>t the city, was burned Wrdthree mlnuuv*. without chloroform or cut­ ulyi.t. Mr. CrouM* Mieceeded in ting, and from Mr. Poole’s own statement • U*tn l,ut ,ort everything else ago when be announced tend without pain, in reply to a Q»^kn by 1'1* fire was of incendiary Dr. Brokaw, Dr. Rorick replied that be ■-». HWHI iiivarance. had not mot with a failure to cure since bis 1 jj* 0«*7* Ibe fair are to be congrat- .... ,lrx». H« te(M • '"'g,,. , first experimental operation upon a convict in tbe Missouri penitentiary nearly four , 7“ ,!1’' "ninei«l showing made thta M-reral thousand propte inti___ « The doctor returns east in a oi. , . lh,‘' ircumstanee*. Over •!» to-nigfat ; >> the day tMtoctixt Jo Closing Out Sale. Close Out Our Entire Stock I GIl^E TO EVERY PERSON WHO BUYS $1.00 WORTH October 29, 1888 $20 IN GOLD. $15 IN GOLD. $10 IN GOLD. Specially Low Prices HOUGHTALIN & LICHTY. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED DRY GOOOS DRESS GOODS Julius Russell’s See his stock of new styles in ?K l,r"'*“'CMte have fawn made "• ud "T "ut nf lhp Pro«*<fc» this year, etecw »b», 1,,,J wlu h,ni * botanoe of U. & •wot 3100. . .- ■ S thtth support a fiw Hit . Prof. H. a <*•**’■ MILLINERY GOODS �Ask for Ayer's THE FARM AND GARDEN. MATTERS OF ERS INTEREST TO FARM­ Irarelilng with cutalrvn. valuable a* u deodoriser. AND GARDENERS. , you want the beet blwal-ptiriflrr Willi Its ' । . । forty- year* of uncx&he.11 2-T ld*«i success In tavcu. e Synod of Michigan at Flint, Ort. B-12. preferring Ayer* |iI Sarsaparilla ’•h to any odwr. Tlw for*r Ip; I runner of modern bin*! pj, „ medicine*. Ayer’s bar»apartita is still the mart popular, befog in greater demand than all others combined. It U highly conccntmtfad — the only 81 Sarsaparilla __ . worth 85 a bottle. •”Ayer'» Sarsaparilla is selling faster than ever before. I never hesitate to recom­ mend it.”—George W. Whitman, Druggist, Albany, hid. "I am safe in saying that my sales of Aver’s Sarsaparilla far exceed those of any other, and it gives thorough satisfaction/’ The polled cattle are laaa well known to American dalrytneu than meet other races of merit. Throe bornlwa cattle have, however, of late, come into considerable prominence owing in jan to their good points, and In part to the present erase axtating In some nectio&s for dishorning cattle. While there are at present nurncruus advocates for diahomiug, tlie ma­ jority of breeders prefer oot to run tho risks of tbe operation; and many are de­ terred because they believe diahot ing to be cruelty to animals. ■' Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Pill* ore the best selling uiedictnwi tn my store. I can recommend thorn lonncicntioualy. ”— C. Bit-khans, Fhnrmnciat, Roseland. Ill. •'We bare Bold Ayer’s Sarsajiarflla hnre . blood-punfier.’’—W. T. McLean, Druggist, Augusta, Ohio. <• “ f have sold your medicines for the Inst tag so good' tor tbe youthful blood’ m rcc.nnmend It, or, mend It, even where tho doctors' prescrlptioru?\have been of no avail." — O. F. Calhoun. Monmouth, Kansas. J Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Price $1; six, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. The origin of the polled breeds of cattle is not definitely known. According to the Aberdeen Angus Hord Book, however, there appears to be evidence that the breed of the present day is a lineal de­ scendant from tho ancient polled cattle of the northwest of Scotland, known at tbe beginning of the present century in their respective districts aa the Angus Dodies ana tho Buchan Humlies. The first ac­ count of the importation of a breeding herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle, according to Prairie Farmer, is that of Professor Brown of the Ontario, Canada, experiment farm, made in 1876 and consisting of two cows and a bull. These polks cattle are, at the present date, prominently known In the proylnceeof Ontario and Quebec, In Missouri-, Nebraska aud IHinol-i. Im­ portations have also been made In Maine, Ohio, New Jcreey and Massacliusotts. Experiment with these cattle seems to have proved that they are well adapted to various climates; that they are hardv and Default having beer. madd In the conditional a certain mortgage made by Edwlu II. Mallory and Mary J. Mallory, his wftn. to i’liilo A. Sheldon One of many forms of feeding racks for csortKages. on page' STS aud 077. on which cattle in barn yards or for feeding hay in mortaage there la claimMl to be due at the date the field, ao as to avoid placing it on the of this notice the sum of twelve hundred seven­ ground. In represented in the accompany­ teen aud 57-100 dollars, (f121TAT1 and au attor­ ney’s toe at twenty-Ave dollars provided tor In ing cut. described by Country Gentleman. said; mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having Ihkio luvUtuted to recover tbe mon­ eys secured by said mortgage, or any part thanof: and said mortgage having been, on tbe Mth day of Maj. a. D. Jtw*. for u valuable considera­ tion duly awtgned by said Philo A. Sheldon as execator** aforesaid to JoMonlne Murdoek, which Mid asHtgnmon) was duly recorded In the office nt the reglst/of deeds in and fos Bar­ ry county, Mlehfgan. on the s«h d»v of Mar. A. D. 1*»8. fn lllter 15 ot mortgage*, on ;>age fO3. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power ot tale contained In said mortgase, and the statute lu such case made and provided, notice Is hereby Wren that on Saturday the 2 Itb day of Novem­ ber A. D., inks at ten o’clock lu the'forenooa. I shall sell at public auction. to the highest bidder, at the north front door of tho courthouM In lhe City of Hastings. Barry County, aud state of Michigan, (that being the place v.brro the circuit court for Barry county is holdsn). FEEDrsd BOX FOR CATTLt This box has light scantllng*at f ho cor­ ners, and boards, as represented, at the sides. Hay is thrown in at the eop. 4t la forlberehi; tbe premise* being dewrtbedIn asld •bo u»a for grdo ,h«.p mortgage as all that certain lot. piece aud parcel ol land situate In tbe village of Nashville, in the shallow trough shown bj/ the dotted lines. It is about two-fret wide and the oouutv of Barry nnd mate of Michigan, and known and described as follows: twelve feet lung, the bottom Ixiards form­ The cast half te%) of the south west quarter ing tbe flat trough about a foot wide: fawVl nt fl.H -nnfL nn^t they rest on a cross board in the middle. To clean It, it is simply turned upside tan, containing twenty (80) acres of laud more Hastings. Michigan, this Mth day of neimr a n hum. ' Attorneys for Mortgagee. Default having been made iu the conditions of a certain umrigage made by Anna M. Crouch and Kiea-rer Crom-h to Robert H. Marshall, dated January litb, I8B, and retorded in the oBlce at the Itagistar of Demis for the county of Barry and state of Michigan, on ttati Uh day of Augurt. irts. in liber 10 ot taoctragra. on psxc 333. said mortxuge »u assigned to Martha Si. Cook, and said assignment was duly rrcordud; pa which in-Artgage (here is claimed to be due at tbe date of this notice the sum of four hundred and fltxy-n«e dollars and seventy-one cents and an attorney’s fee nf twenty-Ave dollars provided ■for tn said morltfwi!. nnd no suit or proceedings at taw having bee.n instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part mortmge stipulating that In ease aav principal or Interest should l>eronir due, and Aot^aid. tbes the whole amount of principal and Interest should bccoms due and payable. ••j—-»imuc since marcu inui, i"r., ussa^ssiias.iS’dE^jtri: ibo'etoek In the forenoon. I ibidl »»U it public H linldan). the nretnfses described tn said mortMte. ot’*0 mu- b thereol as may be necessary to W the amount due on said mortaage. with sSra.ri The ingredient* of commercial fertillicrs on which both their agricultural and commercial value chiefly .depends, are nitrogen, phosphoric acid 'and potash. Besides these more valuable lugredienta, sulphuric acid and lime arc al way* pres­ ent in the superphosphates tn consider­ able quantities, being a necexsary accom­ paniment of phosphoric acid aa It exists in nearly all manufactured ferUlhera. Nitrogen 1b the most costly of the three important fogredlentg mentioned, and adds largely to the value of all the fartillzers sold with but few exceptions. Tho following materials furnish organic nitrogen to fcrtiHxora: Dried blood, dried and ground fish.'prepared animal matter, fish scrap, meat'scrap, cotton aced meaf caster pomace, hair, horn, wool, leather waste, etc These substances must de­ compose and the nitrogen bocome changed Into compounds of nitric acid aud ammonia before it in available to plants. Soluble phosphoric acid is obtained by treating certain phosphatic materials, an ch an tame nnd’ South Carolina rock, with sulphuric The potash used in thia country for MricnliurtU purposes comes mostly from Gert^Auy, in tho so called "Garman potash Balta," which include potassium, sulphate, potassium chloride (the muriate) and kai­ nite. Except for a few special purposes, x>taah is equally ralttablo in all these ’onus, but costa leas in the muriate and iu kainite. id telng situate After repeated experiments to de tormina the fact In hia own mind, the editor of Tho Mark Laxio Express advises farmers to cut off potato blossoms aa soon as tbev appear. The ball, or true tuwd of the potato, which results from the blossom, are not only unuoce«ary to the formation of the tuber below, but are a prejudicial Default baring been made In the conditions strain on the plant. He' aayn: '1 have ot a oertalfi mortoxe made by Warren Stillwell tried It again aud again on a large ucale— and Lenora C. kllllwell. his wile, to Samuel Oarsou. dated April Sth. A. D. UU, and record- three rows left and three rows cut—and <■ 1 In tbe affl.-r of the Register of Deeds for tho results have morn than satisfied me. ; Mlcblgaa-. on the IMh Oar of May. ‘’Vjltecr U Ol mortgsxex ou page w*. It stands to reanon that the plant which £which rn<.rtxiqm there te cKTmed to be due at Is propagated In acknowledged agricul­ dated ibis not ire thr sum of three hundred tural economy from its ‘budding root wventy-nine am1 « wo denars (8379 (H) and an atom.’ must spend Itaenergies aud powers Mtoniey , ire or twente Ove dcltare provided uoneceeaarily in the production of flowers to : -A• r and seeds which are of no economic value ...I.. ___ __ __ _ whatever." quarter ot section tweaty-Rve (15) In town toarmaorth.nmge nine (») west, containing or !•- I Itated, September iMh. I*s8. Martha M. Cook. Assignee. ■•CtiAS. H. Bavru, AtCy for Assignee. *vn. that on Saturday tbe i r. A- D., IMS. at ten o’cloct EDUCATION OF THE OOLT Ronults gained from prises offered by Tho London Dairy for tho l*«t prtwerved eggs seem to show that tho ikne water’ >]• tbe jweratM-s drerrlbed iu -SSL-.F’?* that I* one which Is guaranteed io bring you satisfactory results, or In case of failure a return uf purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our adveitbrd druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery for comumption. It Is guaranteed to bring relief In every case, when used for any affection cd throat. luiias or chest, such as- consumption. Inflammation of lungB.>brouchitis,asthmL whooping cough, croup, etc. it Is pleasant nnd agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottle free at W. , H. Goodyear'* drug store. We desIn' to any to our citltcns. that for years we have been Milling I>r. King’s New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve anti Electric Bitters, and have never handled rerocdltM that sell as well. ar that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not beaitatu to guarantee them every time, nnd wv stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. Three rrmedire have won their great jHjpuhirlly purely on their merits. • W. H. Goodyear druggist. Tbe best salve tn the world for cuts, bruiecs, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chitolahis, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction; or money n*funded. Price 85 eta. per box. For sole by w. H. Goodyear Mr. Blaine *|>oke to 80,000 people at Adrian Thursday afternoon. Direct from the Front. Knoxvhix, Tins., July 2, 1688. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.: Gentlemen—I can cheerfully and truth­ fully say that S. S. S. is the greatest blood punficr on earth. In 1884 I contracted blood poison. Physicians treated me with no good results, I took a half dozen differ­ ent kinds of blood medicines, but. without receiving any permanent relief I I was in­ duced to try S. S. S. I began tlie first bottle with tbe gravest .doubts of success. I had been so often deceived. But im­ provement came, and I continued ia u-.e until perfectly » ell. I have since married, and have a healthy family. No trace of the disease Lx seen. Swift's Specific dkl all this for me, and I am .grateful. Yours truly, J. $. Sr*ADF.a. Kemp. Texas, June 33, 1888. Tbe Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen—A sixteen-year-old son of mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke few bottles cured him entirely. I live at Lone Oak, but my post-offlce is at Kemp. Yons truly, W. S. Robinson. Three books mailed free on appiic;.tioa. -Ml druggists sell S. S. S. Thx Swwt Svranc Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. New York, 756 Broadway. The .reunion of the 27th infsntn-, at Ovid. Thursday, was a good sucre**. aT1 R>fchfMnsn tecthlag. It sooth* the child, softens the num. allsjm al) pain. rum, wind colie. and is the best remedy for dlarrtura. Twenty-nve cents a bottle. Treverse City ba* the whooping cough. JUUOSUUi iwv t-------- —Uon. ou th. lolcUl nopota uulalue >J“f __ „ .y,-« nrubodV nrwctjce— - —. ■ •— Ln Incredibly short time, ’-be '™ » ** comes »o gentle and tenebaWc. th*' i™P£ tieat traluer considers him «ufficicnuv broken, and hasten* to harness su,d, * tho animal, whan. In point of fact, be haa oo>, .1 th. .. b. o or bhI tlon. The result of such undue baste te obvious; lb. eolt te never I’-n/*’*®. That It pay* In tlw long run to fpjlow Uw mlvire here given tho writer firmly be­ lieves: . ,. Begin the education of a colt by bridle handling, firs’, on one aide and then on the other Put him about in different dlrewtfous. forward, tawkward to the left and riglit. and get him to yield to the iflt tn each cf throe directions. This should Iw done both in th. stable and yard, and in using tbe reins for thta purpomi the trainer should exercl*. a steady. Ann preMurc on the bit until the colt yields, when the pressure should be removed at once, in order for him to understand that he has obeyed. • When tbe colt's bead can ta> handled in every cenerlvoblo direction, and the muscles of hb nock are supple and con­ trolled. then handle the forward feet, then the body, and finish with the hind fe«< and tail.' WT»en handling the oolt’s feet troeb him not only to allow you to pick h"u; up and rub and rap on them with a hammer, but to hold them up until you get ready to let them go. Taketbe tail in your hand carefully, and raise it well up over his back, remating thta until he makes no Objection. Take a pole about .the slxo of a sled stake, pole him all over lib body, and pry in between his legs until he shown no fear of it. Teach uim to stand and allow a harness to bo locsed on to and ail about him Handle umbrellas, robes, paper, etc., about hb head and body until he is utterly indifferent to them all ' I*ad and back Jjim into and over an old pair of shafts repeatedly, and when he is standing iu them raise them up and rub his,legs with them, and finally bring the crossbar against hb haunches, gently at first and then more forcibly, until he care, nothing for it. All those things should be done to the colt before he is harneaaed at all. ( A colt should be put through i M-riea of reining lessons before he is hitrhed to a vehicle. While reining him the whjp ought to be used, not only to get motion to handle on. but with a view to educat­ ing him to lucre*.-, his speed when it is applied and getting him under control of It, for no horse Is safe to drive unleas he will "go to tho front" when tapped with the whip. x lu sinking a horn, with a whip, always do so forward of the loin*. During his reining lessons tlw colt should be taught to stand mill at the simple word "whoa." He should also be taught to back. When first hitched up the colt should be taken iu a large yard and ntartod about carefully, aud whoa he can be driven and backed all about «uch a place It is time enough for a tra'ner to trust himself in the road, where t. era is more danger of a ml*hap. and where control coaid not be ao readily obtained If one should <M-cur. In order to "waywiso” a colt quickly and make him a.nice relner, he should tw reined about from one side to tlw other, driven through .'.hallow ditches, up alongside tho fences, and out again Into the road, turned around fre­ quently. to the right as often as to tlw left, and taught V P“* teams either to the right or left when meeting or over­ taking tl>«m. Profexsor A. J. Cocke says: IT>ullt a silo, and It has disappointed meonlvln ta-tag I — raised un more sJ-re* j ___ - too _ small. .. — — —■- — — ?.or wer®, my crops any ta tter last roar fire am-s I than previously. Yet, v- with ------------’ ofm v corn crop in ensilage. I was able to winter more stock than ever before, and my stock never .did so well. For throe auneensire years I had to buv feed tocotue through the winter; last wtater I had Borno to spare, though tho season was so "*Tef? Mud ,cn5 f,’»ttauad that several neighbors. Home of whom hevw before Jackson has a colored republican club. had a like experience, paid out ronsklBrable sums for feed. a Wl»cn your blood Is Impoverished the remedy is at hand. Take Ayer’s Sarsapa­ rilla. In our Illustration la ahown a new Blaine drew an awful big crowd to De­ variety of grape, which, according to aa troit. » . high authority as Vick, te ref reusable merit and will take a ylac- alX ± Gross Cruelty. Parente too frequently permit their child­ white variety now known." Ills said to be a cross of Concord with Inn* It orfu ren to suffer from headache, fits. St. Vitus dance, nervousness, etc., when they can be cured. Mrs. P. was cured of sick head­ the Brighton Ix>g Cabin* 'are not recommended a* model habltatlm. for Balm, t«,Plr. But W’anieij’s lx>g Cabin SaraapariUa and Warner’* “TippecanoeT arc the sim­ ple but effective compounds which enable the rugged pioneers to maln-» tain health, and can be safely recommend­ ed to all. @ ache, dirtiness, dyspepsia, nervous prostra­ tion of 18 years standing, after failure <>f 16 physicians; Mm. K. of sick headache for 35 yeara;‘Mrs. P. of SO to 50 fits a night; others from tills vicinity could Ims mentioned who have been cured by that wonderful nerve food and medicine—Dr. Miles' Nervine, which contains no mor­ phine. opium or dangerous drugs. Free sample liottles may be had at W. H. Good­ year’s drag store. I impUoo 1 soon began to have yaiti four days- I !*€*» “'Ing Hluiker Lxocu. or tutael's. Byrup. aud wbea I “sttakcr Extract of Boots, or Height's Byrop. t» sold br ail draughts, of send <n .the proprietor. 1^er? c^t t^- I uP |0LD Modesty THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and Health Restorer. Cures all kinds of Headache within thirty minutes—Try it. genuine lias a Red H tin tag on ever/ plug Oto Honesty is acK ^1. edaed to be rhe gures- MRS MATTIE FVBGVNON. of Dry*n. N. Y. . - . •. VI i. UK* * ■■ --■ —. ■ -!> -.nd: net.. ir/il-Q !>.: ucjter test l han any tai 5i.t it Give n a fair tr : • n:.. deal c ''r' • 1. A BA1I.KY, of Humboldt. Iowa says: -Vinegar Bitters cured me of paralysis ton "I bare suffered greatly from Indigestion and bowel troubles, and Vlue«*r Bitters pvtnrirHrf VINEGAR BITTERS. The only Temperance Bitter* known. It stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nerves, regulates the Bowels and renders a perfect blood circulation through/the human veins, which la sure to restore |«erfeet health. A beautiful book free. . 99 K. H. McDonaijc Dm'G Co.. • SS8 Washington st.. N. Y. SEASALT SOAP- THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE. Mid In mast healing and Invigorating to the rAnVtoWp *.,n*h1 rloSrand healthy druatiMa and fancy good* - ■ MICH. Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, HARVEST EXCURSIONS The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases- a siuvessful Sractice in dealing 'nth such inorders. Testimonials. Of these be can show enough to convince the mo-t skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens MONTANA, of Hastings and vicinity, in­ TUESDAY, iSept "i^Md «5. cluding business men. farmeis. mechanics and others. •• ) Oct. 9 find 23. •-> . DON’T PUT OFF SL hil, Miue&polis I Muiitte RY-, FROM MOORCs DtAMONp ORAFK. Port Huron seems to be the tramps' para­ dise. A Good Appetite eMentlsI to good haaltbjmi at this season it eans, andlUie’weakening <*ect ef tbe changing muuwu. Hood k Karsaparillu Is a wonderful medicine for crenUnx au uptKtlte. toning the‘ ,J]? V"1 h""’ «"*«• P~™. iu on dlgestton. and giving strength to the whole sy»tern. Now Is the time to take it. lie sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla Snow storm* are faahlonablr In the Upper Pcnlrwula. Heart Dtatawe. if you get abort of breath. have flutter* • >• ‘-t* u-. ing, pain lr> side, fatal'ar hungry wpelk. swollen ankle*, etc., you have heart dtaMW, and don’t fall to take Dr. MHm* New Spraying with *>-- wdnLTI? Cure sold nt W. H. Goodyear’* drug store. We Ctaw. B. Howell, a-well-known Detroit j tkojl, u>. du«. w a ife w w'bich Minnesota, Dakota, All suspicious people are to be driven out of Detroit. J.-C, Burrows, Kalamazoo, Mich., tesltiile»: “For more than five years, u memIht j)f my family han been afflicted with hay fever, culminating late in tlie fall In a hacking cough. Every- remedy proved futile. Not half a bottle of Papillion (ex­ tract of flax) Catarrh Cure had been used before the cough entirely disappeared, and general relief followed. It is simply won­ derful.'' Ijirge bottles only SI.OO, for rale tiy W. H. Goodyear. would Mlpttate for two hours at a Un*, len wonU pet eoid to th* knev. aud 1 fully ST. PAUL A MINNEAPOLIS at tun CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE I ravWMr’S W4U8S,' Seeing him if von are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure yon. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the l^t of modern appliance md the most approved remedies, adapted for special <uses, man)' of tnem prepare*i only by Uy. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. of vur> : ..'J amine and «d^dah iTtii say iu By M. I*. Is gaslit M1W Ncrvr and Liver Pills which rrgnlsteh the C.'er. sJaa- Johx'.i. if" �Notice is N*,r*rit of fieri faf|»?i ®7ja that by value of* CROSSING THE JORDAN. „ 5 <:. tbe wll kiM«n *»d su<<*Mfu! Specialist ln Chronic Diae.^ ^2" . . • ah" Enr. by request of many friends nnd patienta hut n <’ .‘Uld dlfi• ’4 ” *nd H. (kmsultaUw Md e, to rU“ :.f.“ lialni hl> parlors nt the H-tting. House. OfflZThX f^!?‘’iOn ^SSON II, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT 14 After tho Lord had encouraged Jcsthno. t“ Ust iowoa. people ah , encourngeu “'1 bv rray^ the Lord to bo with bun (i, 16-18) Then C^nn^n7thou*’-' •" ‘he eitr *** (aa?,srir « “twi of that day!' Uu 0 rIt*k la the tore uj 03 to n”P“"n Ptotorttoo br ““ »' 'Mu mux- u, taand all belonging or n luted u> bor-nnd the ,hu “«»«aj «f Default ba»tnrta!£*^-’i‘U?fACrrti9.'' "mrtrX J“.M,e condition* brands, for in the end wisebouse- Iwf; and there is no doubt but the unbelief and worldliucM of Clurimiaus today hinders Hia dom" wonders among ux • ’er ’he rata of eight nkJ«”1 d •1. “Take up tho ark of the covenant and l"N“bl'’ iron, t!s .liTi"'' **r *"•’ payable ^by’whfchdeLm^f' due a'‘<1 P«* orer Kforo the people." To tbe people ywwelro*,’’ ami now J1 *ald ’nortwBcoritainwl dww °* Mlv tl'xi?dirMl'' ' tiv< and whereastffre utH" **•“’’*oper­ Ua»e arc hi. order* to tbo priests, who were and unpaid of prltieltdr’and r" dn- always supposed to be sanctified, inasmuch mortgMM th.- wm hn. A F*10,1 U1*‘ ’u"'1 M they »rr,. fc.t lipftn foj. the Urs ami thirty ‘.'US,1. J0" two *’»’• of the saactaary. All true believers aro Of this Dotlee ami »o«uU or ll,S Prievtz. unto («xl iRcv. j, 5; v, 10, an j should V DR. F. H. RORICK BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY. of SANTA CLAUS SOAP. N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,Chicago, IU. W THE ONLY 7. "I will begin to magnify thee in the m put <u»ncto of tbe ad sight of nil Israel.'’ God always honors Ihtt..’W ur'. . .. .^r xs . ahrrrX’w the ."Si, k •” »«* I ^T. °° I....... it:..._ ■ ..>rtlho ofthecMurth.,^ Vh“ ‘^‘^rj'rcniraun. l•HHhow^alld shows forth His glorv, for our existence, to x,Lc S|«wt., epuke and wrought in tho num.- of , «l> self i ruibficarnremto M •*’T'1|l,r>•*’" xitiut- 1 n.?’, ? ‘rl"r«Uta mortal; SidI । gether with ati atto—rv f^. mi4B„ *"■ 1 of lbe?“ ,Lat **> Lml b«n with Jew* K “SUnd still in Jordan." V With their in tbe water, they were to stand and on on tbo tha rek. Low of Senud Fwrr al) di«e,, f tbeT* psrnutMni'v cured, bo rvik. meureed. Cui.ulUtion free an/"u-dy confidcuua.. Slrc'icinc wi.t :ree frara ot-M.-rvai^h.u ■arts of tbe Vailed States Middle A£c<) Mett. »ho find xm-ir r ir.A w.r.brw —..V—L.’.« . . DIAMOND PAINTS. Oold, Silver. Brann, Copper. Only to Cents. lurthoronltred. That MldpetitlonerglrenolleFi roarw to them. (Judges 1,11,111.) to the pemous interested In said i--.tate. of the IL “Tbe ark. of tbe covenantor tho Lord esst.,^ rsirrt. ??;"n“~ ,h“ pubBsh-nl in the Hastltig. Bannkk. a newsps- wo fl"J tb“t,Ul' *“ Mh ”■ reminds us of tho jrr prlntM .and circulated In said county of I words of Mrkfaixedek, “the must high God,’ ■nd (G«m xiv, : * y Wn. vi^Cot g HO; mid the erprewtion in thu prophets, “tbo Judge of'Probatx I Lord of tbo whole earth” (Isa. 11v, 5; Mich. | iv, 13; Zech iv. 14; vi, 15), and tbo thought . that our Redeemer is tho Lord of nil th- earth ! (v. 13> should make us very Joyftil in Him, Wierrw. nxy wife, fdn MayBeoneit, has left 1 BlI,i rvadv to trust Him tmder all circumrny bed and board wltbeut any Just cause or , k,. nis.it .1- „ , provocation. 1 hereby gtve notice to all not to . ob! ■' ,n!,‘‘ ot 11,1 lavo Hhn trust or harbor her un my account, *. I ahall I with tbo whnlo heart, oxtolling Him iu every l>.w no debts of brr contracting. 1 poauble way. fiaterl, HMtliigs, Mich . tiept. mb. W. . 1Jt ..Tafaf tw-Te Jfin thfl trlbol early Everybody Reads It AN FOO VOT uh the Chicago Daily Nswrs “PatM’s Celery Compr.und liae been Wf cress beueta lot lorpad liver, tad.gartion, rad Liitoceixm ” Enzassrn C. UtiAix. Quechee. Vt. FREE QRANO RAPIOS DIVISION. ■rraTtoaa. >>raod ttap.ds Lv. Uiddtartlle............. Irving ---------------leerieie . ■«:::::::::::: saoJniTuLreinTiyi'. m1:mx 0 t r- ata ei'. T 17 il rl : r. Xevhrilts................... 7.5: tiartotis . «.» '.itan ttaplde . . - Cl Ivtnn , .. Uotrolt ... Ar . . 11 m the wc.iren> .ig iin-i hull him down ax » fnutd. I- :: tralhs dally except ftutv. HAHN, Local Agent, Haattngx HJtx G.F ft T. A- Chicago. Ctogo, Eala&aioo & S&giuv TIME TABLE. In effect July 1st. JW. L DOUGLAS w._____ $3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN. styl.sh aud durable as those costing •sorts.’ ami havlug ru> tack-, or nails to wear the stock­ ing or hurt th" fret. tnakre them a« rotnfortable and well fitting as a hand sewed shoe. Buy the He walks through the tire unhaxmed and an- only hand W L IXtUGL.ii At N> HIIOJlU unexcelled *Wh' 'l? DOCGlAff ti rtliOB It worn Uy all - • school *bo- In lim world. WOOLEY. AOWT. VlCtM F. LAWSON axn AIL Liver Disorders INVALID place to look for dry ground, wall of neb unstable material m water likely to encourage one to rtandflrm; but the Ono rvhoro namo ia Wonderful was with them and was doing wondrously. Fire, the air with musI caao. “It ba> dose aw mors good for kidney dueue than uny ether etedldoe ■' Gen. Ass^rr. Sioux City. Iowa. CATARRH. reply you would make to one who said to you, "I will try and believe you." It you aro a Christian and have not joy and peace under JOn Kidney Diseases 25"? act up twelve stones in the midst of Jordan I where the pried* hml xVxxL Tl>c*> two ! memorials tcstlflm! to tho mighty hand of tbe Lord, that Israel might fear the Lard their , God forever, and that all tho earth might# ■ know tbe Kind of tbe Lord (ir, 24). IS. "It shall come to pMs." How could Joshua «;xak so positively aliout thia very,un[ Jniely event ’ Why did be not sjook more cauI tiously and say, wetrust or hope tliat it will thus come to |«us, or we will try cud see what can be done! Ho belle' ■ <! God; ho knew His power; ho had not a shadow of a doubt but that it would bo Jun m God bad told hitfi. but jov and peace in tbo Lord, whatever your surroundings be; if you have not these, it is beam -'’ you do not believe God, and your mind Is not stayed on Him (lua. xxvl, 8; -Aker u.;ug <ta bttlire df Privr'. Crirey CompucBd, 1 an-, eared o4 rie^xnaiim.'' Sxsvai. Hl-tciiiwkw. South Carai*b, N. 11. WOUNDS ginning God said “Lot there lie light,” and there was light. Ho only needs to apeak and it is done. Blessed are those who believe, for there thall l<e a performance of tho things told us from the Lord. Unbelief says, “I wish I could feel that," or “I will try and believe.” Ah to tho former, remember tbe ward to doubting Thomas, “Blessed are they that have not seen, yet have believed." As to tho letter, remember that trying to believe is ■xhe children see- o« ill be*i.-.bc.'' Mre. L A Buivmxs, Son Jicuito.CaL MietiKiAX Btatk Land OPriec. 1 Laastng. Sept.». pw. > . X1.1*’’’''. w,u bc *,ut ‘examinations held this NoUee Is hereby given, that the following fall for licensing t.-i.chcrs to teach In the schools I1' .,^rT!'St’-,hr rowing >*"r. The first will be described Primary school laofi. situate in Barry held al Middles tile Kept. 39th. and the second W county, forfeited for non-pavment ot Interest, f*5 futbllc auetkm at this Na-hvilleOeLgHh. All lea.-hers ex fleeting to wtll teach will come prepared to lake the ctarolna- office on the mb day ot Novenaber. previously redeemed'ac-• tioti, bearing tn mind that the work will begin 10 o'clock a. m - -------------at * a. nt., dost g:a U in., beginning again at cording to law. U15 p. bi . closing at S I- m stand «nl time. The £?£.*’!’*•* *,fflc£ •' •*»* Wrissert block (jescrlpwith It. M. lutes. Ofpre hours from 9 x m. to Cert'lflitange 4 p. tn., on IGlOT'ataiM b. Teachers should preserve this not tee for future reference. John W Marrirtnes. Hastings, See. Israel” Tlie. reason for choosing tliuso twelve is found iu the next chapter: They were to take twelve stem* from tbe midst of Jordan, where the pritwU' feet sUxxl who bora tbo ark, and set them up for a memorial on the other side of Jordan, so that tliey bould in days to come poiut their'ebiidren to those stout* aud tell them bow tbeir fntlicrx bad we loan by King afraid, by eauho of difficulties, instead of forward into tbe difficulty in tbe Lord! We have only to lie sure obeying His command, doing His will, seek­ ing His glory ami not our own, and then let neither men nor derlls, giants nor walled dttea. fin- nor water terrify nor dismay us. 14-16. “And it came to puss " When God Rheumatism WELLS. RICHARDSON A CO.. Burlington, Vt. prayluc for rrasous therein set forth, that br , ,,vrr prv*cnt and working in and through ux V;4’ e*u‘r •* «M I ' “Hf *‘n without fail drive out from bo­ Th' trupon It Is oniwd.b<tbitt Friday, the ! £3’2“ U^|C?“^toL II ** ‘mPliod bch’ Bth day of Nov.. ,1. I>. 1X88. at ten o'clock in 1 Wl'' ll*ui through them as Hia tbe forenoon, t-r MMigmd for the hearing of j -servants aud soldiers, they I wing obedient to ] , । j : ■ ■ । PROOFS Nervous Prostration For Gildlbg or Bronxing Fancy Articles, USB said estate, are re<*tlred to appear at a session I *•**"1 “°*r enemies. Now wo find they SftrifSSB of sa!<l court, llxcn to t>e bidden at the Probale ‘ wer® not obedient, and con«BqucnUy Jeburitea Office tn tho city of MasUngs, tn said county, and and I tea»•and others were««wot ra',; "!I r |",Cannon rdn"” — com- “““rwui.mg ■n.olVTKIiy, nave Ix-C alike gratifying taith to otwaelvw and our peiwata CURES Neuralgia are made of cheap and inferior materials and give poor, weak, crocky colon. 36 colors; 10 centa each. Send p«ta! for Dye Book, Sample Card, direction* --- --------~,7“ am, rxliefyoa rcritryehr require. Hit cure* are ihaw-gh and permanent. t the trine COMPOUND Are Diamond Dyes. They all ----------------------------------,excel --- —Others . ... ' ' ■ in Strength, Purity and Fastness. None others I amiHli-iiig hi i^taJ I P11? w"ro Ularel> right Into tbo | county of Barey^nd xtate of’Mtefe'X ki uf 1 rircT5rv ,h'’ w"‘,,'r5 wou1,1 dlri*k: w o are to ! raM noe i.ni.dJS VdX°, I E?3^’-^’r^nl cvou though it^-m impo^ ..—u._.. . j si ole, and He will al tbe right tim« open tbo , "" 1,1 u>»n»hi •L’a^hTA. d.TSa * *“ W • .... --------- 7 nv uu<<> ^UUU IO <'«'«‘"Y. Mortgagee; j um> last extremity oxui cannot take another Lnoaitv. Atfy tor Mortganre ■top. 10. "The living God is among you." Jere­ miah ealls Hint “thu true God, the jiving God nud an everlasting king." (Jer. x, 10) RMnof Mtciiig.m.county ot Barn.-se. • »«"*»» «t the f'robnt.- Court for th» Darius calls Him “tho Bring God and stead­ Ikup . hoiden at tbe JYubatc Office la fast forever." (Dan. v|, 3k) J«la Himself, the t'Hv of Hastings, tn said county, on Nat- apix-oring to John |n I’atmos, says, “I am tbo untav. the ■.■9th dayofttepDinber.ln they«------jyearone First and the Last aud tbo Living One, alive CtiiMsand eight hundred and eigmy-elghL . -urncc m rromur. ' ^revermore.". (Ita v. 1. 17, R. V.) If wo lived frowjat. Win. W. (W. Judge ot Probate. In tbe. matter of 1*-----of •- Ed;i, Ucar the estate Ofxi a* Jeremiah or Daniel or John, . . । ,,Qr Lvss would testify that tbo God whom IIcocmjbea oe White.,JUcttbe*, Pjmpte*. 6La Dixe«s .“’c..TliPel^y Gravel, Ge.ire. Gleet. GaocrrboexT It , byohil.ix, St. V itus ^xce, Cbrocuc pncMeey, Eslarn .n Tutaon, rya ytix Prolapses Ulen, I'rrriclutli. A-. CELERY Brilliant Durable Economical Hartings Cloverdale D-tlon . ...Mita.. ....... Crw I'... in u:.| �POPULAR ERRORS. MISTAKES FOR THAT MANY ARE A REPEATED GENERATIONS. volume could bo written on poj'ular error, fixed its tba popular mind on each rob- tbo common io gopher is of staking bin bunv.wa in tho ground. Hia front teeth stand out the most prominently in any that of a rub In some parts of tlie country a gray ground squirrel is called a gopher. In other parts a stri|«d squirrel cr prairie chipmunk is called by that name, while in west, Stsmall marmot, which is closely allied to the prairie d<<. is called a gopher. . These marmot- art quite common in tbo country around th.s city. In most parte of tbesauth- mink is uc thing but a polecat It took 200 yean for the popular belief to be given up that bearers 'use thalr tails for trowels. In some places yet school readers can be found Auvihi i- popular fiction i* that if oho f-boota that Kuril thing* have actually occurred, fiats have been known to do tho same thing, but tho instance* are rare. Usually a coun­ try tliat ic inhabited by prairie dogs, or more property by prairie marmot*, has a dry, thin atmophi-te. This condi tiou docdvta tbe hunter an-1 cauwa him to shoot so far at the Kale cr.-aturM that in the larger number of cases be xissi-s entirely. In tbe second place, these anituals never atop when danger la soar until they are at Uie mouth of a bole. Then they will stop and ait upon tb< x haunches in • such a manner that if they aro shot they aro "The Mills bi!) ought to be beaten be u ___ ___ *k- - - - -....... - —_ Raturday'* g'tnca, to as follows! Chicago......... Detroit........... FUbad.-lphln BowteO.......... Ftttaburg....... Wadilngton ladtanapolis. day’a ixso ball playing so Ur as tho league was conc.-rned was tbe capture by Pbllidelphla of tbo fifth place from Pittaburg, the result erf tbe winning game playr 1 by tho Quaker City boya yaaterdav. There wM no York—New York 5, Detroit 0—ervon innings, d irknam; at Washington City—Washington 2, Indianapolis 1—eight innings, darknw; at Philadelphia—Philadelphia S, Pittoborg X Chicago, OcL 3-Beaton and Chicago Detroit 2; at Philadelphia-Philadelphia 0, Pittsburg 2; at Washington—Washington 8, Indianapolis 4—eight Innings. Chicago, Oct. 4.—Tho crack western teams in tbe League—Detroit and Chicago— —.V J«. I vra o, vuiiaguu; at doiton—Boston 5, Detroit 1—seven innings, bod we»u>er; at Philadelphia—Pulladolphia 14, Indianapolis 3; at Washington—Washington 8, Pittaburg 13—eeven inulngx. league scoroa Thurday wore: At Now York—Now York I, Chicago 0; nt Boston-Booton 0. Detroit 3; at Philadelphia—Phila­ delphia 17, Indianapolis'; at Washington— Washington 5, Pitfaburg 0. innings; at Borton—Boston 5, Detroit 3; at Philadelphia -Philadelphia 5,'Indianapolis 2; at Wns'..Jngton City—Washington 1, Pitts­ burg 3. Washington 4, CtutXgo fi—«t>vt>u inning*. A HIGH SENSE OF HONOR. Sees tn tlie country around this city, have the same habit—Unit of stopping at tbo mouth of their bolt* and sitting upon their haunches to look around. Another error is the calling rf nearly every insect a bug. Potato beetle*, June beetles, May beetles, etc., aro all called bugs, whet: they are beetle* The bed bug and tbe chinch bug aro true bugs, but nearly •verything e4*e usually called by U>at xnune belongs to the greet family of Ixretlm. A beetle ope:u; his mmh sidewise, white the bug ■ Opens hi* pcneodicularly a* wo otam oura Bia Nxw Yotuc, OcL 8.—Tbo matt interesting move In tho Bedell care Turaday wm tho following letter from Mowun. Shipman, Burlow. Lafiot-que & Choate to th* Faro- company: “H a r e with webegtohand you our cartifl-sd of Um State of New tZd.M. This check represents the Del- and will become iiuagos or perfect Insecta in lime. Tbe common “grub worm*’ becomes a May beetle. Tbe large white “grub worms" that have a bluish list down tteir backs bo- •d by bond arid mortgage with tn- cak cf “eight legged insect,-,” unmindful more or uo lew. Spiders, than, having eight pi are uot inaccts. We speak of tiro time ucu tbe “grasshoppers destroyed tbe crops,” Tho “horao hair snake" is another common souroo of error. The creature that fa usually calk-d by that na-uo originate) and has a life history aa follow.; A small flesh colored mite thing about ' Another error iu the application of namoa fa noticeable in tbe vegetable world. This is England, or. nt most, tho British Ink* Our treo—ptet.-uit il- occidnutalis—abould bo colled buttonwixxl. The true sycamore is aa worthier a.-. buckeye or borse cbratauL Another error ut b'-kl regarding tbo Virginia creeper—anipelopeu cinque folium—that grows so abundantly along our feocee and in our forrat-l It is a beautiful plant and pcr- dcudran-which also grows abundantly throughout the country. The beautiful Virgitaln creeper, or American ivy, grows plen­ tifully aVing the Missouri river bluffs and BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces way the more comprehensive, complete tuahjr secured under tbe Which are heating scores of houses in Barn county win, the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee th»i work. Will be pleased to give estimates or „urde prices STOVES. Of all kinds. drawn sigh of relief by the grain speculators on the produce exchange Thursday morning when tbe opening figure* for wheat gave u- eat, in tbo New York market A great crowd surrounded tbo .wheat pit long before tho opuning of tho market and with bated breath awaited tbo opening trausactiona. December, Wednesday'e fvatare, ami which closed at Ii.in, opoaed Thursday at a decline of X cant, atlLlSX. and the May option was relatively lower, in view of thb sud- See onr stock of GASOLINE'. SfO\ E Uou as eiBcxehalesuch labor from our shoree —Albany Journal. Huffman Bros, The free traders who sre trying to hood­ wink tho people Into tbe belief that the Mills bill is nut a frbo trade measure bv the absurd comparison of average* will miss their reckoning Tho ehallow de­ vice of retaining the duties on fireeraek era, plavtng cards, almonds, dates, lime*, cut core) and corks, while striking off thoeeon wool aud iflLber entirely, would give an average reduction of duty, on a list made up af there eight articles, of less than tho 7-47 reduction which the free trader, claim to be a mere bagatelle. Yet the effect uf such an “average reduc­ tion" would be far more disastrous than that of a • horixontal reduction” cr sweep* Ing shave of 15 per eent. of the jreaent duties, though oue would really suppoee from the proteotatlons of tariff reform journal.-, that tho two were substantially equivalent.—Boston Advertiser ' He (the American laborer) calls eou ■tontly for higher wages, arid doc* not aoe that his high wages increase the coot of everything, lifting everybody higher and higher above ground, to fall further at the crash by and by.—Indianapolis Sen­ tinel. made and sold now too cheap, for I hold it to bo true that whenever the market price is s v low that tbo man or the woman who makes it cannot get a fair Bring out of fie making of it, it is too low.—Benja mlr Harrison. . President Cleveland appears to work on HEADQUARTERS ------ FOR------ Boots and Shoes. We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes,' pected that be would guxxte the whole contents at one sitting.—-St. Psnl Pioneer Bothjn kid and g »t (goat welts). Politics are High ! in plain figures. In fact everything that is All good- marked . One Price to AH" ---------- teul OUR---------- Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the And store full of everything a family needs-Dry Goods. Gloves and Mittens, Boots and Shoes, Hate and Capa, Hardware, Groceries, Etc. Whitnty SOMETHING NEW-AJ,p’".T“^'?''"”1"‘ 50’ TEA A nice line of Drew Goods, consisting of Flannels, Tricot*. Black and Colored Cashmeres, Broadhesds, etc., with Watered Silks, Bead and Braid Trinvtilings, and Buttons to match. w CLOAKS! For ladies and children. I have added this year some nice 1’LUSH CLOVKs which 1 invite special attention. OVERCOATS AND SUITS! None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We bear of other dealers selling Whitney hoots and Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that i> to sell their goods as they know they are a good make: but no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. For all ages and sixes. A General Calming Down. Chicago, Oct 4.—There was a general timing down on ’change Thursday. Wheat Highest market price for produce. SL10X cm a slow market and clomd at fl. 13X Corn w*» lower early, selling at 44Jrf cents for November and closing at 43# Prairieville, OcL 0, 18S8. firm. Stoves! M. J. GOSS Stoves! Stoves! We are loaded with the day aftornuon. During tbo ceremony tbo Bjot, ou which fully 2,000 mon. woman and all were more cr law injured, some seri­ ously and oU.«rs fatally. Tbo wildest oxcitemaut followed, and tbe 5,000 spectators LARGEST AND FINEST LINE HEATING AND COOK STOVES Ever shown in Barry County, on racbteof dwellings, nnd pbynieijms baatily summoned. Later tbe wounded wore removed to their bulanoux ElvkbraiRGa, Neb., Oct. Bapubttc. If Democrat^ newspapere that are as­ sailing OiM». Harrison will »>«P ,or <JD? momrnt fr rood tbo platfora uPi®,w?h. ho Hands tiiey will approeiati- what fools thev ate making of thisnaolvoalinm. th. .nU Cllix* "T Republican and Democratic national plat­ PRICES ARE LOWI in a quandary aa to time, and about tbo time tbe eggs hatch into tbe little ficah colored mitae first described tag to bennut tu» wuw> during revenue. 1" attempted toe weak to deceive —St. P»”l । WMff ---- SELL new in stylo and good in quality. lately in bur employ, and r arrvst-eb a charge- of far­ 'd us that the securities in your hands representing said money* were fraodu'eutly manufactured by Bedell, and were of no vuluo. We, therefore, rend you our chock to make your company whole In thia niatur." NOT SO EXCITED. opportunity offers, they attach tDomlwi the tert of large insects, especially of rraa>hopiMrs, katydids, ate. .Tho k-ga of three lureeb. being hollow, they crawl up them, where they grow UH they fill tli- legs and sometimes tbe cavities of tbu bodke of there large lined*. This accounts for tho fat, clumsy condition of many of three lueecta. After a rain, in which tho Insects drown, tbe full fledged "borae hair makes" ■oome forth to delight thramull boy and to _____ _ ________________ _ . Thto I*, as th* quotation from the president'» measagv would imply, the language of n Democrat It i* spoken by* Democrat who has resisted the ruling tendencies in his party. *nd in hot in accord with It on It* present policy, but who is. novert be lens. suptKirting Cleveland and Thurman this your And. like most criticisms of a p*rty from within. It is truthful, though uupalatable Tiie #*toneer Pre** ahowoT a few days . ago. that tbe Mill* bill is strictly a party and not a revenue mrswure. It will not reduce the surplus to the necessary extent It may not reduce IL at all Reductions of duty' are always followed by some increase of importation.*, and It I* among the article* placid on the free Hat. which would have insured reduction, that tho Democratic canons haa made havoc. It will not sqcuro tariff reduction onr tariff reform. The moving purpose of thosu who framed it 1* now demonstrable from a l:»t of the most Important changes that have been made in the bill since it came from the hands of the committee. The following Is a list of tlio loading articles which were on tho free list when Mr. 14111a made his report to the house, and upon which tariff rates have since boon restored by agreement of the Demo­ cratic caucus; Flax. glue, gelatine, islu glass, licorice Juice, bone black, linseed. Utne. marble, kaolin, unmanufactured earths, essential oils, plains and prunes, hatters' fur. paintings and statuary, paper pulp and plaster of pans The revenue derived from these art idea dur Ing tlm last fiscal year wan (2.801.M8. Nearly all of them comn under tho diusi ficatiou of “raw materials," which the party asserts, as a principle, aliould bo left untaxed. And in almost every case it is possible to trace directly too political Influences that led to a restoration of the duty. It was on mo­ tion of Mr. Wltoon, of Mium-*<ffa. that linseed was struck off tlie free list No­ body knows better than Mr Wilson liow ■lender are the chances, of his. return to otmgress If the duty on a commodity produced extenalvdy in his district were repealed by the congress of which he is a member, lie need not even have made a campaign. Mr Lawler, of Chicago, was at the bottom of reatonng the duty on glue, out of similar deference to bis coriBtitncnts. And item after limn of th* changes quoted, change* which at once destrvv 10 per cent, of tbe reduetlop which Mr Mills declared that’ he intended to make by additions to the ’free list, were made for immediate party effect In given localities It Is not a newly a wakened concern for threatened Americans inter­ eats, but a concern for tbo’Democratic party in the November elections, that Is the ionnative principle of the MUI* HU. It is evident, from this exposure, that congressmen and people out of congreM should eras* to refer to this bill as a measure of surplus reduction, or an ef­ fort, however crude, to reform tho tariff. It has no more relation to the«e objects than has the raising of a Democratic cam­ paign fund. An far as tariff reform to concerned, The New York Sun han good reason for its jubilant cry that “the great Mil’s bill and the two eloquent Breckin­ ridge*, and with them the chief tariff smasher of them all, Grover Cleveland himself, are all the time carried surely lore wJ -ib.-.i d. Btstewusn. Swu lUudkU. cretfa-BHrtT to . Min» bill W lull oomfart H ««• But to assume that the UH 1“ more than a m•!*£? tbe statement cf this date. TbcZinvoati acrom water of a still evening, especially if looking towards tho netting cm:, our can neo masas* Of these tiny creatures that look like AN BRos.^ POLITICAL BILL. Yesterday ' ’ Rower Shoe Co. One Price Boot and Shoe Dca/er Closing Out Sale ! I have just purchased a lot of New Goods! And will sell my entire stock of Dry Goods, Boots anil Shoes and Clothing at wholesale, and rent store (best location iu the city) or will close out same at retail at prices wlu«-n ".1U reduce stock in short order. Prints at 4c.» good style and full width. We carry everything to lie found iu a first-class Hardware A good line of dress goods in all wool. Store, including a fine line of ™ •jiPrees.flannelfi’ caahmeree. Henrietta^ ci< ' u,,!t wjdtKand “beat part” wool at 12{ to 30c. Ladies and children’s cloaks, jackets and shuwl> Quilts and blankets, white and colored. We are closing ont the well known . At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER Ikipi, Horse Blasts, Rites, Bmis, Cutten at Sleiite. FLINT ROAD CARTS at SI 5.00 Do not fail to look uh over before you bay. ULDINU � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-10-17.pdf f864dc92ba0fc0804bda1faa0f53493e PDF Text Text tj^cst Circulation T ’fty P,lPer in the NO. 25. XXIII H!astings Banner ‘"-d Wednredny*. by 1 i'nN - >t-.xrr. MicBioax. C junto:" PER inr .md ot the >«mt the . , v.ill jrosttiveiy b- J1.SV . ci,u» will betaddctl Uw P<>'1r reside* outside of llie 'ii.c' Hastings Banner. .^STINGS, MICH.. OCTOBER 17. 1888 WHOLE NO. 1742. Ol CPU NTY N EWS rxSJ*'*®1”* (>ct- «w°°.r n°pul,r r»»>'>date for ££.>t> clerk, ta Winning friends every day, 1^2’ H1J,iyibC “yk* on hls-ww'-as. He ihui U? r y “d. ^UMrelL “d if ejected, which of course hr will la-, will make a good and efldent county officer. Bn^ M.r,od *,e,U •* H««ttataetion aniong our democrat friends. bveauM* of the reaignation <if their candidate for state senator. v Out hW. "1th a good attendance. fegKwiEisr ,’U«knry Comers ^AKlHc pSSrWireceipted New v«xr« ......l', Between ibis <tat* and PEN * VANARMAN, Lawyttre. Hating* National Bank. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Kqotns 1». 1* and ,.,.,i>d itapiil*. Mieli- weight, alum «r t,h.w.,i B. Hastings. Mich. I7S’.’b 'F5 w a n t| tUeH&.f-l r niAi’Ja4,.P i *®’*•*« WAIN ’Fk ’znt*™'- phwMnt. nr..,’,: u.i., -minTyra? ‘ ’ , lr’ “1’ frivol ta'v? LtayK ' krr *' ,,rr*’h *»»• f'-* "K' ’hr Rl,c.h1'’ ’«•* returned from litarast; i tti visit, and reports a pleasant time. ‘ hav* «<> husk corn un.und here. Some rejxirt a good crop, anil some a very |MM»r one. G' T’ n*'”*'rw4 '»•’* mvmlMT last Saturday evening. c'H*HlveUr,l,TJ* 'eF'V *,lk Ed. and Elmer lauifcar expect soon to <”,lCi ,reo- Wrtt« >"t terms, giving age. *. gn to Gram! Itaphta to work the ruining CH. CHASE. Nurseryman. winter. Mentlou this paper. Koehester. N. Y. A social gathering at II. B. Bennett * last Satuntay evening. A pleasant time reported. ■tan and burgeon. A bridge job to be let near Frank Turn­ ers (M. Idth. A chance for some one to make some money . Mr-. J,*.; Dowed ta very sick, ami tanot ■i BroAdway. nmrCourt expected to Ijvv, ’ Will bay* he thinks that a sky rocket be carried at the torchlight proci*sMioti nt Hastings at the Republican rally. Oct 3rd. was looilrd up BJdc down, by the feeling df his hainl after Its discharge. JIBEU .ician and,0ur<w»n. • - -urr '.ifflre hours from l' 1 V LAWLER & SCUDDER H DELTON, MICH. A. vtturney at Law. > f. -r J. 3. uoodrrar & Co.'s store.) , . •, aii eourtaol the State. CotleeUoaa 559745 Willie Whitlock has been having an at­ tack Of typhoid fever7, but got it checked *<> hr Is up around again. 1/ Ing the summer with her brother. Mr. 1 .athrop. also Mr*. Crawjcy. who ha- ta-en visiting there. have returned to their homes in Wisconsin. ■ Vrm Lathrop Is going to the hlgh.-chool at Hastings. Mr-. Whitlock, of Hastings, ha* moved t<> her son’s In Barryvlllc. where she Is sick. • X. V. Whitlock I* buildine an addition r tiO? O:>io Farmer's Inrtrance Co. 4r.r. .wJtcirs oa a manta property agaltul th Sn . llgWainjtorwind; against a manta We carry n full line of lately purchased ilralh aud accident.________ ______good*, _ such as f •bh A MIEliIMJN. • r . Atntracl BUkX. Hastings, Mich.) ■;,!< .-t uf Abstract Books in Barry TIMMERMAN. Hmuapathle Phy• • uh and Surgeon. r.>.-e over o dhrop's drug store.) I. HARKER. Real Estate. In- n., iiyan X Bob i doors north :• ::u.Sni»#n<1o0maktag exchanges The- filterers of nou-reskteai . t- ar.-tully looked after. Farms F OBERTSON - HOUSE, .-.uil । ourt St*.. Hastings, Mich. Rates, S l .'00 per Day. !»•«, with pleaaaul rooms The th'- public is respectfully solicited. Iastixgs Citv Bank, Mteh. Hnstlin M Rooffl hit, Rackars a:i Gidi Chairs, . WWusi JiNg IMjd Mirrcrs, frai:, SUtisisHata, Undertaking and Ewbalming <i. J. Go**, wlfqjnd Mm visited at M._J‘*. Sunday. Dr. McLcay -darted for northern Canada Thursday mottling, having received word that a lintih«T-ln-Mw had l>een accidently shot, and was lying in a very critical con­ We Irave nl-*» added a/very- fomplrte stock of CROCKERY, Michigan. Ou which we are making very low prices. ■' President; , w. s. Chxdyear. Vice. Proa.: Trunks and I itlises We shall a|»il k. Grebin. mi*n. Cti G. D. Beebe. nixem our stoic and look over our goods. wish to buy aov’tiyng in «mr Un*, ixmfidcnt llrnt we ran satisfy you Banking Business Transacted. >/i C. BANNEY^ A uctioneer, lill.THN-, - - - MICH. Ervr Whitlock, of Grand Rapids, day rd nt his brother'*. N. Boatchr and wife attended the re| union at HaMinge. . U Xuutairn. who ha* Worked fot J. Pum; trey for the past two years, started fur Pe­ toskey Friday morning to sptmd the winter with bls staler. Mr*. Henry Dodge. , Mr*. Arne* anil daughter Ada spent Sun­ day with her sister. Mrs. S. Forta* A. Sherk attended the funeral of his cousin al Caledonia Friday. • A iiumtiei of little misses walkcil Into J. Ami everything desired In the furniture Pumfrry's Saturday aftennsm with re­ freshment* and told .Maud that it was u unable. We guarantee to duplicate Hast­ surprise. Site wa* Gt years old and wa* ing* or Kalamuzir* price* <m These gorata. surprlmxl too. ■ . Ikira Forties, of Carlton. I* visiting friends in this vicinity. ’ Mrs. J. W. Dow, of Jackson, made her parent* a visit tad week. She also visited ! _ . , .....i.r ................ 1,1- h»r A sjiirtalty. We have one of the finest of father. E. K. Parmelee. beararil nn«l attend all call- promptly on short not Ire. A-PITAL, $50,000.00. quality and price. dition. Fred W.MMlham'* family took p«rw**l<m of their nt n Indue last week. Millie Fisher, of Grand Rapldfc «uiea [on her mother ami other friends last rriday on her way home from BattleGrwk. where ' she attended the-wiarrlngr of <». D. * broth­ er. Charlie' Fisher. Mr. mid Mrs. Temple. Sr., have gone to (ihelMivgan for the winter. Mrs. Collierand Mta* Clara Taylor In­ tend going to Florida for the winter. Herbert Temple conimeni'etl attinding school in Katamamo *»<*• |_ Gibb’s lathy ta slek. U'm Beadh- and wife, of -Richland. .,»„l with Mr- Humb totw. Very rmpecUully. more amOMai by hl* own wit than was his LAWLER& SCUDDER. ’’’hb? rumored that the I. <L «• T. will have an oyster supper in ,M*r There Is an epidemic of cokta ip this vi­ cinity at present; I am prepared at any time aid at reasonable rates to cry aifctien sales. Have had expfrieneei in this work and can give atisfaction. Leave orders witlitBauney & Norwood, Delt4n. Mich. ’ ■ Tie Hen Roller Mill Delton, Mich., Is now ready to HASTINGS MARKET*. buy wheat, &1 '■»*• - 18 f'r«.Cre«w»....................... ... }*d. Ir-sawt........................... L»4 ...“.....'J/. 1 !llrllaM- sprint'stai... ....................... »tt HM*s....... * ** ., ’.** ‘trnide* ....... *»nl*v. IW-, n.i ................ Uv.1.01 .. ... *k *f Ums.bM....... ............. Custom Silling and Fsed Grindinf « Specialty F II VuiSo-ln. Sul»IU- «~l l.litlr Crtt-r. "t c.rlum. rar- !„«-■ !• •• Chai. Deming and Mta* Jennie Frace married I*1*! Thursday evcnitij,M V Moulton will *|w«K ■* thc °l*™ house Monday evening onUw democratic “ ™r T'h’12^-'* «-“■«- Ji... ,k “ pn’“‘ widta3hin»rr tad Mumtay night to vb- lied machine!?. hiu» I Tht. !3r b wllrtW- KW'*'”"’- LH.WiCs. iwilltlcal b»hurt« of the day < «Hne ,nd •SSSB reg ...IhuSG ItAl'Eb. * . ’ -.pm ini posliiuna’. I. IK HUNTJW5. , felt in t!.<- Lm rnnttm. h -- u. Kvcrythlng tn the V a With the tales’ races of .-bitterns of in-e-hlnerr Tkt best Advertis­ ingmedium tH Bar­ ry County. at • mewed Monday. Rapids Saturday. H. 1- . Garter, of Hastings, was i* town WedneMoy. Henry Mishler has br»?n on the mud for H. C. Peckham. D. Ferguson and G. Crew are doing mason work for Henry' VVIII. L. C, Weltnn. of Hasting*, was In the village Tuesday. Chan. Smelker and Frank Bray tou «rr working at the elevator. The Congregatiunul church are expect­ ing an Evangelist from Detroit’ io preach for them next week. A large number from this place were In Grand Itaplds Monday. Oct. 8th. to bear Huestcil'* lumlaer wagon last week and placed It upon top of Hall A Goes' shingle pile. . A. P. Leonard, Monday . Myron Pennock's mustang demolished hia road cart ami hiimu very badly Sun­ day. By tin- way Mr. Prtinoek limp*, we should think he was not much of a friend Io a kicking horse. Wm. Maud Is working for Anson Bush. Grand campaign dance al F. A. Black­ man's Itall on Friday evening. Oct. 36th. ’ Everybody 1" invited to attend. First class music in attendance. Our romjmlgn dance come- but once in four years, *o let republicans, ilentocrata. giocnbackvra aud prohibitionists all be there. If the weath­ er i- favorable and nothing objerta one hundred numbers l» exactly what the boys expect. . , W*® the hall on the Mrs. N. B. Wolcott returned from llth. latawtog tn revive the greenback par­ Stanton Saturday Where she ha* lava ty and claiming to Is- one <.f them. He visiting friends (hr i>ast work. ranic quite near making- a fizzle, many Several Joined Uh- XI. H church Sunday. leaving the hall before his thin piece was Republican rally Friday night, aiid half spoken. druuK-ral blow-out Wednesday night. Mrs. Ed. McCoy has moved into Mrs. Isaac Comdl, wot of town, received the EXPERIENCE. P Tol’l^'’ ,MUSe’ re, ''ntlj T*cat«l D. sad inb-lligrucc last week of the death of a grandson in HI. Ad. Simpson, of Yorkville, Is to move Box social in Music ludi Friday cvrtdng. into ( harlcs Clark'sJinuae this Week. Oct. Sit. for benefit of S. (1. V. eamp. Professor MrGalplir has -rented the M. Reported that Jerry Boyntou failed U> I • pantamge. where he expects his farnilv ralre the required mutu?y to ap|>*ar for to reside during the winter, while his time pay day. aud that It will again lie post­ tnrtJi is lieing spent in leaching our school. , poned. I’eritajw he Is walling for (Christ­ Another one of Gt'ii. William H. Harri­ mas to pfiwvnt the laborers, with their son Veteran* of imo s|M«ks out in the per­ son of J. IL Rockwell, and say s If able to gel out to the (tolls on the nth of Nov. will tciuled the party at Woodland last Friday cast Ids vote for the grand-sou. Bcnji liar- evening. Hmiu. We regret Ur say Mr. R. has been A hunting expedition. ciMMtatlug of m- va cripple for the last nine years, and a eral men. will otart from this plarc for tire jsirtlon of dial time nnabie to Iwlp lumself. up]H*r ja-nlusiila this week. caused by Inttaumtory rheumnthm. Chancey Roush is again happy, all beMiss Minnie Nlchota went hi Kalamazoo caiiae he managed to step over the broom last week visiting relatives. stick the past wwk. Bel be wrmldn't Step Mrs. A. G. t'ortright and her father made over It when his wife breaks it over his a business t rip to Kalamazoo last week. We hear that Gixj. Irving is to have an oixming dance at the jxiputar hole) former ly run by Brad Tompson, on the evening The Barber's, of Cressey'* Corners, aud of the p.ith; A cordial Invitation Is rtrtend- their friends fmm dMerenr part - of the state have.been holding a reunion al the «d by the new proprietor. • lx»L by Mrs. B. Tompson, a new veil. Samlulen is a splendid place to study Wbcni. will not gvt much top tkin fall. ta‘t ween 1st home and the Westlayan ehurcb Our thresher. <1 Storr. will finish his th« type of the Eugadine bouse, with’ fta on Sunday. Finder will please leave the green eaves. iron balconies and profusion same nt the trail. of interior woodwork. Most houses are ' Last week was ji busy time without Etl. Grllley Is preparing k» move bis en­ gine and saw mill west of Allegan, where wheat buyers taking In contracted wheat: built of stone, with walls as thick as those he will manufacture lumta'r during the 40 hsiita In one day. IB carloads ship;**I of a fortand narrow windows that resemble t he portholes of old Fort Lafavduring the week. winter. z • M. J. Go** and Brown A- Cairns arc re­ ette, in New York harbor. The home, Peter A Ulrich l» afflicted with rheuma­ ceiving targe consignment* of goods for stable and barn form the same building, tism. and all the folks aud animals live under their respective store* at the villaire of Wlllhhtam left here on the 15th for St, the same roof in wintier time A targe Paul. Wi*.. where he ha* accepted a. |»onl- Prairieville. What’s th<- matter with Prairieville? door opens ou a spacious vestibule, tag tion on the IL R. hoping that a change of ITalrleville ta all rlglit! A certain denioclimate may ta-ncflt his health. era: received blank from democrii county is e? generally paneled committee nxiue*tlng him to canvas* hta ■ room c,-, — :------ ■< . r—•—, with ’T" acquires witth age, school district No.—.’ Democrat returned j —L< ,*■ ■ o^“.Iij8b a rich, dark color wi Farmers are busy husking corn. blank to committee all nuftked IL except most valnWheat does nu look extra al present it hta own name marked t>; fhnnocrat crane I “P** ?’ , ’'mdture. an enormow being b>o cool. The Pod Auger school house was painted there raw. !-■ .-'I'1* rt,.n liow-l. . d arrerrewiiuir mitafde and inside last week, improving .rerateekto: relunw.1 Wank u. itaaorrel “■?•“S>l»«re«a ahore. ta the l<x>ks of iUconshlerable. .r<»revMan.<ka«nIre<an>nl l,>aakanlal ' ““.T’ Mr. Crmh ha- built art addition to his Wta, th. thin, wont mire. and .1.. u "Si house. It loan-lvre- A»..tl.« man hv. Ju.t bren n- ui'i, “l “mST ta? s. KaMer lias Improved the look.-i of his ■nramt M * „h,l'h ! hm . Irep. «!»• *repta». anr .hick house by a coat of t>alnt. J. I., lelciit re|M>rts having outs that sheep. They nre all protectiontat* hen-. hang links of sgusagos and aides of bacon. The modern hauncx in Samadcn are built weigh 45* lias, to the bu. Who can beat on quite a different pluu, and have no such that. ' A republican pole will lie ralsetl at the fortessiike appearance as those of njora Henry Welton went to Middleville one Center on Thursday afternoon. andent architecture I should say, day last week. Representative Fortt, spoke at Lake though, that evdn they lack fresh air Mar Bronson was sick with the meaale* and ventilation.--Kqf. Naw York Times. Ex-cdltor Strong, of Ute Nashville News, Frauk Burton wo* home last Sunday . 8. Kaiser-1* doing some carfientw work was In town on Saturday. A democratic >pole was raised at Lake One curious ceremony still nurrlvoa, for ('. (tarncNl. Geo. Hartman ha* moved to Carlton I <*de*aa Saturday. and has puzzled the learned. When a ' I 1,0,1, McArthur Xf,. I’’n.h. nclc John is still improving. Paraee dies, a dog (originally a fox eyed Quarterly ni.-rtlng at thr M. E. church dog was demanded, but now a yellow dog A. F. Fausey has the chimneys built on last Sunday. with white cars ta orthodox) is brought In his new house. ' The masquerade Saturday night at the and made to look upon the body. What F. ( asady lias retired front the butcher skating rink developed two lights. Char­ the significance of thia is the modem buslnew* for a season. ley say-, they came so thick and fa-t that tie Persia cannot explain, or rather they offw F. Brown. I). Hinckley and E. Parker thought the whole crowd were striking contradictory explanations. Perils-----------pc it ta connected with--the Perine • --------------------------------------were the guests of J- L. Ickes and wife him. The memorial services of .tames L. Ridge-, . tradition of the the a lord of .... -.l. dogs 2_o_ of'Yima. _■ last Saturday anti Sunday . a— •two — hounds —-a­ which go who *has There will lie preaching at the P<al Aug­ ly will lie conducted by Woodland lodge, death, er achiail lion** next Bunday at I0::» a. mJ No. -JfiV. at their hall on Saturday evening, through the earth scenting out tboM who the 20th. Orno Strong, of Nhahvllle, will are marked for the grave, and afterward Rev. Kaywodd Is exjwctefJ. deliver the principal address. Thr public escort their souls to the place of judg­ arc cordially Invited, it ta hoped that ment, guarding them on the way from the evil spirita. Possibly the bringing io of there wilt lie a good attendance. Julia, daughter of Lewis Emory. I« veryGood nalured and jolly Charlie Arm­ the dog to look al the coq>M> had ilsoiigtt^sick with typhoid fever. strong. our next probate judge, and Thom­ in the idea of securing the attention o> Mr-. Sarah Debolt has a brother visiting as Brice, our next county clerk, were the the dugs of Ylma to the just departed spirit and so iruuring the due protection her. guests of Prof. Smith on Saturday. Hob. Phillip* and wife have been enter­ Lena Wunderlich Is spending a few diys of the tatter on its last perilous journey­ taining relatives from Battle Creek the past —New York Tribune Book Review. with tier parent*. Royal Itanium and John' Kathcrman. Rd. Sltv|»anl has returned home from while driving along the rood <>n Sunday Kansas. There are many 1 evening got into the ditch and upset. No S. Hagerman, who ha* ta-en /lick for serious damage was done, except the de­ bonk*; and you should some time, ha* gone to Ann Arbor to 1* molishing of the road cart. examined. ’ Stephen Schantz, of Illinois, has arrived Will Emory had a voting cult seriously and taken ;>osseralon of the late J. W. hurt <hi n bartail wire fence. Holmes' stock of merrhandlw. are through with a volume you look at Yoi'XO SOI.OIKU. Mr*. R. S. Shoup lias returned from a the fly leaf ami refer to tbo jMgcs whora month's visit in Indiana. there are points of importaucu, anti you A. T. Rowly has sold hta lamb* tu Harry can use them aa you please. But, atax^tf T. M. Baird has opened a tonwurial shop onjjio finish a ixx - - - book, and there has boon Bellinger, of Barry township. Hog* «f' bringing 15.35 per 100 lbs. in the front part of John Cramers building.fiot <mo pmraage of Mr. Baird ta a first-class barber. through tlieae parts. B. R. Hueeted baa a burlier shop alec.' Man- Dfrkrrson wear* a trappy smile which is locatzvi on the block weal of Mr. have a special sbrif.l think, for imbediw over tin- advent of a new daughter. aa we have asyluma foridiota—"E.Pi >.* J. ('. Dillen and wife have returned Baird, on 123 Washington avenue. John McBain baa hla houw enclosed, tn Globe-Democrat. . from their visit in Ohio. ; The demo-green* raised a pole on Allie | and will be ready to move into it in the near Brooks farm last Friday’ future. DeWitt IJanney is building a wall pre­ IJlIie Felghner will teach the No. 9 Insurant statistics lead to the remark school the coming winter. Miss Felghner paratory to erecting a nlee edifice immed­ of a contemporary that Americami of ths is a No. 1 teacher and we think the district iately. middle and upper dasaee are healthier D. F. Newton, of Hope, was In town and larger lived than Englishmen has made a good choice. Aa the old man grows more aud omro There ha* been quite a nutflier of ac­ Saturday wlUi a loud of very nla> apples, blundering, if ho will grow more careful cession* tn the republican party la these which he diapered of at the evaporator. Laura McAllister Is visiting al Mrs. it will go far to counterbalance th A in­ parts In the last two rieeks. Come along firmity. buys we will give you tin* right hand of Marcus .Skillman's. R, T. F. Dodds * Co. have a nice aafe Each individual in a portnerahln ta wfellowship. __ Mrs. I’eter Durham (pcelved a telegram for their mill. W. P. Sldnatn. of your city, isbook-keepSaturday announcing the death of her son up north. She took the afternoon train, pr nt IkMids * Cota, new wdil. John Cramer ta putting a wall under bls One principal part of a teacher's busi­ the same day. to attend the funeral. restaurant, which Improves Its looks veryes la to keep hta pupil from bring too .-lire .{ much. . Our evaporator I* doing a very extensive BylventU Rogcra ta expected home from business, it has been running five weeks the west till* rnmith. with a capacity of 140 bushels even ten Alta Nevins will ship a car load of hogs hours, aud has 3,500 tnuiheta of apples to from liere today . purr yet before It sbuta down ftn the seaa buauiN n»an uir oiucr uay, a Mrs. Anthony Roger* I* n>'- K*lnbright little 4-yeur oM child uxmaod the Mr* Delliert Mwrehotiae. of Hope, spent ^G. N. Scudder returned koine from Chlcampaay by hta continual cute quaotiotra a short time In thl» vkdnlty vtaltiiig (has. Engine and wife. rd with the trip. . Sadie Merlan Sundayixi with tar uncK Myron Pmnock^aud wife came borne “--.“SV;.-Mn. .■,.«». «-<»» Friday from York alltte. where tlw> have been spending four week* vlidttag friend*. I-Uta. . «UI-__________ . , . . Mrs. Oren Barrett returned home Friday Mrs. P. R»«vr* spent -i lint* vtaltlng M^^*1** fl>r tb" lMirpf>M' | Pnte Rt Cloverdale Wednesday. of attending the reunion. * u Miliar ami vor wj«vns -z -—- • Wth-r. W. HW.'f | Corners- �“FIXING" THE COFFEE. AN INFERIOR TO PRODUCT DECEIVE EVEN Best of All POLISHED HUFFMAN ------ SELL EXPERTS. 1* in greater demand than ever. Thu adulteration of coffeo la on qvil of BO widespread and well recognised a kind that a leading grocer of thia city recently had a two.column -ad" in the paper set­ ting forth the peculiar methods employed and the difference* existing between vari­ ous growths of coffee. This dealer wan seen the other day by a reporter, to whom he said: -The adulteration of coffee is a business, and a large one at that There exist, under various names, in New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, firms who do •‘The work they do—and are paid for handsomely—Is the cleaning, scouring. that this is all done with the knowledge and connivance of the retail or wholesale grocers by whom the coffee 1* afterward sold to the consumer. Not at alL Prob­ ably fully 50 [>er cent, of these grocers ignorantly buy what they suppose to bo •Java.’ 'Alochk.’ and other high priced coffee, when in reality they get inferior grades. You see, it is a difficult thing to determine exactly the quality of coffoo in fees but the QUO of taking the bean coffee, roasting it. and making a liquor of it, which is drunk. That is th© only reliable test. What can bo learned about coffee would In reality fill a book, aud It takes years and good opportunities to become a connoisseur. "Now. what would you take this coffee to bet" and the expert handed over two small vessels of roasted coffee, showing beans of handsome shape, uniform in size and pungent of odor. "That is Bacamarango ana the other Bogota. Now. did you over hear of such coffeo or such lino. Of parliamentary costs the railway averaged £4.806 per m chaster and Birmingham £3.111 wall. £14,414. These figures are almost beyond belief, when wu consider that aonrn English linos Ln favorable podtiorm cost altogether only £10,000 per mila Tbo Brighton lino for two seaaioaa fought a doaperato battle against several other companies, and when its bill camo before the committee the expenses of counsel and witnesses amounted to over £1,000 a day, and the diaoussioa of the measure lasted fifty days. The solicitor'.* bill of the Southeastern railway contained 10,000 folios, occupy­ ing twelve months in taxations and amounted to £240,000. One compauv found such difficulty In getting their bill through its preliminary stages that at last, when they had reached the lang de- failure, one instance will bo suffideut. The discussion upon the Stone and Rugby year 1840 the measure wu defeated, after having resulted in a ioas of £146,000 to Its unhappy promoters. It Is neeoleas to aay that such enormous expenditure cripples many a railway, and prevents its fchurehulders from ever earn­ ing good dividends. The cosscleM energy, untiring nereovcrance aud neat diplomacy which nave to bu shown in pushing a railway bill to a successful is­ sue are almost beyond belief; but it is much to be desired that some means should be discovered of keeping down the expcnstH which so often go far to ruin a line even before it haa begun working.— Railway Pres*. The law cf retardation exhibits itself in a highly inconvenient maimer. The token for Java by even, pretty good greatly developed brain requires all the iudguH. And what do you euppone this available room iu tho skull; there is no ls?“ Ho nhownd another small vessel full space left for tho attachment of muscle* for a powerful jaw. Cooked food also causes a degeneracy In the development four time* a* large as others. But this of the jaw. There is constantly no room eoffpo, though not roosted, exhaled a pow­ left for either the wisdom teeth or the erful fragrance, reminding one a little of second upper incisors; the wisdom teeth vanilla "This is genuine Mocha, s&mare retarded, often cause great pain, and pled and bought by myself at Aden, Ara­ bia. They say there Is more so called decay early. The second incisors appear Mocha Mid here In Chicago than tho. in startling and unexpected places, and often (in America especially) du not cut whole crop of real Mocha coffee amounts the gum at alk Professor Cope aaya that to. It may be ao." ••American dentists 'have observed that "And how about tho real process of the third molar teeth (wisdom teeth) are adulteration?" in natives of the United States very liable "It Isn't called so. It's termed •fixing* to imperfect growth or suppression, and or ■dreaalng* in tho trade. It gulls deal­ to a degree entirely unknown among sav­ ers as well as the public. I’ll give you a age or even many civilized races.” few aamplca of how it works. Real Java The same suppression haa been observed comes, for lnr.tance.L-fn flattlsh woven in the outer pair of superior Incisors. mats. On tbo trip across the ocean Ihia is owing not only to a reduction in moist bcjui* gvucrate damp heat. It the size of the arches of the jaws, but to gives the natural greenish tint of the successively prolonged delay tn the ap­ berry a tinge toward tho yellow aud pearance of tho teeth. Iu tho same way ■ brown. It also swells tho size - of tbo men, and.t he man Ilk© apes, have fewer berry. To imitate Java, Maearalbo, teeth than the lower monkeys, and these Guatemala and Santos is used—all Ameri­ again fewer than th© insectivorous mam­ can coffees. When subjected to a sweat­ mals to which they ore most nearly allied. ing process they begin to look more or When this difference in dentition has less Like Java, so much so as to deceive been established, civilized man may claim even dealers who do not take tbe trouble to place himself in a new spemea, apart to test coffeo by making a sample liquor from low savages as well ns from high of IL Yet tho difference in price is eight apes.—Mrs. Alice Bodiagtoa Ln Popular cents a pound, or 83 per cent. Take Science Monthly. / I Guatemala coffee. That is an excellent kind, handsome to look at and pleasant to taste. But much of what is sold under It is probable that the cultivation of the u£me is nothing but Costa Rica, or Bio. A-pulLihlng machine will In a few tho cocoanut for profit will always, in Florida, be confined to the region on the hours give those tho bluish tint and the Keys and mainland south of the Calooeahatchie river, though the palm will con­ tinue to bo grown for its great beauty, or coloring. Of Rio ahere is more imported a chance crop of unts, in protected spots, than of all other kinds of coffee—probably tea times as much. There are nil kinds even as far north as the latitude of Tamps and Cape Canaveral. The cocoanuta pro­ of Rio coffee. Some Is exquisite, as fine duced-in Florida are a trifle smaller than In flavor aa almost any coffee. Borne are verv poor. Tho small Brazilian farmers those of tbe tropica, and are not con­ sidered so valuable for seed, hence most will spread and cure their raw coffeo right on tho iranipas. In drying, the berry will of those used fur planting are procured from Central America, more especially absorb tho flavor of the manure sodden from tho Bay Island* (Utilla. Bonaco and earth, and such coffee will be, of course, Rnatan) and mainland of Honduras. bad In taste. But you can't tell It half Tbe nuts that have not sprouted on tbe the time until you roost the berry and voyage are aomotimes planted in nursery boil your coffee. A local firm which' the dealer referred beds and transplanted ' when a year or eighteen mouths old. Only a small j>er to as "fixing” the coffee has a warehouse that is crammed front collar to root with cent falls to germiuate^ though some­ times tho f prouts are a year or more. in Backs of coffee and with machinery to appearing. Tho distance apart at which "fix” it They evidently do a very good trade. Tho anperinteodent was watching they are planted -varies from fifteen to twenty-fire feet; twenty foot is the usual the loading of a cargo of several hundred distance. Tho only cultivation given on sacks of coffee consigned to a popular mill in town. He was uot averee to giving a the Keys is the occasional cutting of tho low point* of information regarding the weeds and undergrowth In spring and falL There is a popular taying that a business in which hi* house is engaged. bearing cocoa palm will produce one nut ••Nino-tonths of our work," he said, "con­ for each day throughout tho year, but sists In ■milling' coffee. That Is another name for 'polishing.' The machines used this is a little overdrawn, the best trees producing about 200 nuts per year.— In th* bturiueM are plain, horizontal cyl­ American Agriculturist. 1 lenders aud centrifugals. If coffeo Is very nice, clean and smooth appearance. The Wo are just paid by the mlllu and. largo dealers for cleaning and polishing coffee— tor over a hundred yearn. The polishing la done simply by attrition. No Lining or soapstone la used nowadavn—at least not Another novelty Ln the Uno of nodal entertainment is what might bo called the reminiscent lecture. It was Invented. I believe, by a lady of excellent family, advanced Ln years and Impoverished by financial misfortunes. but whoso nodal position is beyond assault. Sho has added considerably to her income by de­ livering drawing room talks upon her re­ collections of American noddy In the past, to subscribers, at |10 a course, out of the ranks of the society of the present Now No other the taste, and so widely known a* thia. It la the family medicine in thouaanda of am exposed to inclement weather, shows itself by a very annoying tickling senMiion in the throat and by difficulty in breathing. I have tried a great many remntliea, but .-.11 -- A Hepler. Inspector of Public Boads, Parish Terre llonue. La. “I conaidec Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a most important remedy For Home Use. I have tented it* enrative power, in my family, many times during the past thirty years, and have never known it to fail. It will relieve the most serious affection* of the throat and lung*, whether in children or adult*.”— Mrs? E. G. Edgerly, Council Bluff*, Iowa. "Twenty year* ago 1 was troubled with a disease of the lungs. Doctors afforded uw no relief and considered my case hopeless. I then began to use Ayer'* Cherry Pectoral, and, before I had finished one bottle, found relief. I continued to take thia medicine until' a- cure wa* effected. I believe that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved my life.”— Bamuel Griggs, Waukegan, Ill. “Six year* ago I contracted a severe cold which settled on my lungs and soon de­ veloped all the alarming symptom* of Con­ sumption. I had a cough, night sweats, bleeding of the lungs, pains-in the chest and sides, aud was so pro*trate«l as to be confined to my bed moat of the time. After trying various prescriptions, without bene­ fit. my physician finally determined to give me Ayer’* Cherry Pectoral. I took it, and tho effect was magical. I teethed to rally from tho first dose of this medicine, and. after using only three bottle*, am a* well and sound a* ever."—Rodney Johnaon, Springiield, III. § Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maae. Sold by Druggist*. Price SI ; six liottie*, $5. .Mortgage sat*. . Default having been made In tbe condition* i>: a certain mortgage made by Edwin II. Mallory aud Mary J. Mallory, bi* wife, tu Fhllo A. Sheldon the county of Harry aud stale of Michigan, on the Mb <iay of December. A D.. 1km. In liber 1> of mortgagee, on pages B7« and 877, on which mortgage there Is claimed to be duo a: tbe d*tr i fee of twenty-five dollars provided for In mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at r having been Instituted to recover tbe moni secured by said mortgage, or any part there- i tlon duly Melxned by Mid Philo A. Sheldon aa executor a* aforesaid to Joaeuulne Murdock, which said assignment was duly rex-onled In the office of tbe register of deeds In and for Bar­ ry county. Michigan, on tbe Zrth da* of Mi*v, A. 1). 1MH. In liter 15 of mortgagre. on page &03, Now. therefore, by virtue of the pow-r of sale contained In Mid mortgw, and the statute In such case made and provided, notice Is hereby rlvnu that on Saturday Uie Jilh d*y of Novem­ ber A. D„ law, at teu o'clock in the forenoon. I shall Mil at publie auction, to the highest bidder, at tbe north front door of the court Iioum In the City of Hastings. Barry County, and stale of Michigan, (that being the plare where the circuit court for Barry county la bolden). , K. I.—~ -- — amount due on Mid mortgage, with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal ooste.together with an attorney's free of twenty-fire dollar* covenanted for therein; the prenilte* be I n k described lu Mid mortgage aa all that errtal n lot. piece aud parcel ot land situate tn the village of Nashville, tn north, range seven (T) west, Barry county. MicbIgau, containing twenty (») acres of laud mon* or less. Dated Hastings, Michigan. Uns *J4th day of A n Asalnsn of tbe Mortgagee. STUART. KNAPFEN & Vajf ARMAN. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Default having been made In the conditions Mid Kleazer Crouch to Robert H. Manball, dated January itth, IB-2. and retarded in the office of the Register of Dsed* for tbe county of August. IMS. In liber io of mortgage*, on page xn. Mid mortgage was Msigned to Martha M. Cook, aarsald assignment was duly r« ord. o* which mortgage there I* claimed to be due at the dale of this notice the sum al four hundred and 0try-flvu dollars and seventy-one eent* and an attorney** fee of twenty-live dollar* prwWrti for in Mid mortnge. and no *uit or proceeding* at law having been instituted to recover the Uieteoi19ecurwl by asUd ,nortR*ire. or any part Said mortgage stijmlstlug that In ejue auv prtMlnal.or interwu should become due, and not paid, then the whole amount of principal anil intrnmt ahrit.M Iwowlmh been made In Ux> condition* Sign painters graduated to portrait work urn out from five to seven portrait* in old times before the war. To IndgaTrom the couple of lecture* that I listentod to last winter, sodety Lu tho post wm neither an lively nor an interesting aa that of to­ day, though it was certainly dull enough to be more respectable.—Alfred Trumble la Pittsburg Bulletin. Barry county. Mlcbljaa. on the 15Ui day of May. i. Um date of tbU notice the sum of three hundred Mvcuty-nloe aud M 100 dollar* (Krtu M) and an noAirii ’"rt pw,‘!*d NE '" BE >N6 1 RHE PIECE Which are heating acores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work Will be pleaasd to give estimates or quote prices. a 0F ' PLUG tobacco STOVES. Of all kinds. *? See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros AS IT IS ' ■c-C" possible TO MAKE it KNOWN AS A HEADQUARTERS '■----- FOR------ Boots and Shoes. AMONG DEALERS THESE GOOOS ARE ON THE MARKET IN ONi,Y ONE SHAPE 3x12 FULL 16 OZ. PLUG -THE MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN POCKET PIECES 08 CARRY WHOLE We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of' no. TOZER 4 BROS.. LoBisiiDe, Ij. GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. All goods marked in plain figures. One Price to All, Is our motto. For heavy-boots we carry the THE SPECIALIST. NASHVILLE. Whitney . - MICH.. Can give tho-e suffering from any form of None genuine unless marked Whitney on sola We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson i Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell The best possible testimonial their goods as they know they are a good piake; but of his ability to grapple with these diseases -a successful no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned Sractice in dealing with such "brands. inorders. DISEASE, Testimonials. Closing Out Sale I aa an exam] Finzer’s The Norcross Furnaces eight per eent. Interest, and all leg*! eo*u. to- Dated, September IBCb. ISM. IS INDEED A LUXURY On which we will be glad to quote prices. Rower Shoe Co,, drecrtBfed in Mid mortcium a* all that c-rtaln piece or parcel •ttandTyfag and being situate In thH t^LBrviaKIn rtf 1 __ w JORACCO BUILDER’S HARDWARE lherelure tbe whole amount ot vrluclpal ami Interest I* hereby declared to be due. Now. Ujerelorr. by virtue of the puwer ol Mie contained In Mid mortirzcv. aud the statute In sueli case made and notice i» hereby alreii that on the iwh day of December. 1BW. at 10 o'clock lu the forenoon. 1 HbaU tell at public auction, to the hlgh*»t bidder, at the north <‘<x?r u,e ecuTl hoa,e the city of HastlniM In the county ot Barry, (that being the nlare where the circuit court lor Harry county i, holdem, the premise* described in mI<1 morv east quarter of sectlou twenty-five (W> In town ..I..bar only ex- A FINE PIECE OF One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers.'*^\ Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizen? of Hasting?* and vicinity, in- . v -eluding business men. farmer?. mecEanics. and others. DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you" are suffer-. ing from such diseases. Now is the time. I have __just purchased a lot of Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell r»u plainb whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience a? a specialist enable? him to easily determine, and the U*?t and ClotoV'u wholesalVa^rf °f ^ry Gooda-and Shoes of modern appliances and tic most approved remedies, the city) o?wfllcX ± ’“‘lTt^re. * adapted for special cases, many reduce stock in short orter. 1 ret“ at pnoea whlch Wl11 of tnem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ Prints a.t 4c., good style and full width. fect a cure easily where oth­ A good line of dress goods in all wool ers would fail. __ _ width Md -W ^rt’r^>Ut11121e^8^nrietUs’ etc” donble ui t.ouio" New Goods! Md Mank?”'8 ja<:ket8 BDd “haw,somits and blankets, white and colored. Ladies and men's underwear. shoes. 1 °f Jl1 bargiu"“ ” lu l»ots and shoes, and ladies'fine State ofMiehUtaD. County of -»■>./jMMn-fKjllFil- Fatton.rt«.M-c' ■ W* m* undereirned. -■''I",1’/ hytheprobateSmrt f»r hzvtiu: the e>* State otMIctolican. con>mh«i<-n--r-1- r« ■tetaa mb adjust all ci*lni« *mi <>•-> ,u, • r«M In tbe townsbih 'T'.'/? t>. Call and we and get prices. j IWUfc �SOLD A< -trnstbrt for I,L’ »*• been fi/mt 8U'^TJ>N8CONC£RN'"°THOe£ me inew WHO START ON A JOURNEY. IUU nfcrajjtniM di JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of *“«■ ^f^aMrlurdld^rXLS h*L" that gut it was my own fault -Imntctla sood horse blanket Mtl was told this was ‘jiist as «aod'as a 5* Blanket Next time |«on't target to look for this Sj Ttarfe Mark sewed inside. Xrf^ t,UlnS'V"ri!l*' 1 "-commend It to 'B-wra. Lxwia Buuuxk. Biddeford, Me. • tn w*£Only ETSrfL’1” *'■ "”«• “• «l- w.r. W • duddwl iwuelLul tm frac|w O14 oompmwl wUh uu.i (,u„,, M<1 rwuilnn wu URumlaiably . swordssman. In addition to thia ho wu » J™*1‘““on*™h*e braggart, and hla mUitarj areomplfahmcnt wU hfa ouo t„pic of thought and conversation. He had ibout him a very patronizing air. which he prvceeded to Inflict upon tho inofftmalvo krettehman. mid hb familiar slatw r.n th« back evidently disnl««.i tlw Finally a particnlarly emphatic thump be tween tbo Huie Frenchman’s shoulders A ExtraTest Horse Blanlubdies in a remarkable manLuth’, strength and beauty, .our dealer for either the 5a Extra Test, or one of the followin. > a Horse Blankets: 5/A Five Mile. re.“UeTCrt?,"TuUU&^ 5/A Extra Test 30 other styles For sale by aM dealers. • estimate that the heart {•ouptfa ->f work each day. drop dead with wnm - • and great discovery, the Al-uty* n>muiH«Y!t when you ■ i -hort of breath, have - .-in-lfa-ring sjicll-y iluin or -I-. v»c. Sold utMV. H. iiiat headache by u-lng W'onu specific will ex­ ’. hlldren or money rvtWl.000 bushels inf ........... Iry good* dealers of -n which HHI’h Peer- have a new Eplkoe -- profaise to build n ...•it.t<e । al Imnie," won by Hood's I.-- m li. M*-’., uberelt 1- wrw"■ -i* ol Hood's SaraapariU* • 'I'.er med:c>n<ri. aud it baa - i!i«!srti<m since It* Introdoe- !i*r cttrailv* power. 'i-.-cvfa: The ('nlbomi cwttnWurncr’s Ix«g Cahlit 1 -- ••Sarxaimrllln." •< ough ami CoiL-uiiito ii<>n Krmcdy.S—"Hop.-nnd :X •llpir Tonic."—-Liver '. CS I' lL-*1—"Plaittrfs.** (Por- •■lh-c Cream.** tor (?*• like IVamerV "TIpfH-iinphi. effective remedies of, - ' -ibin (fays. . I- ■ i* day- at Marquette during 1 'larks extract of flaxi catarrh ' j-iTlinrnt, has grown to Ire -’IgMtauperlor of any remedy l'un*>*cs. Purely YegcXabk* ■!--afty prepared. It fa absfluteq’ ■•' I • Ift-cts cure- when- aliothdr iricdb - and the Itoimtoi '■:4 fall. That It ft a favorite '■iii-sr* fa evhtvnced by lite fact v lhe past two years M1.000 ralfas-u Mild. Positively cures co' small ImnJ sharply prominent against the otherwise'deathly pale face of tbe young American. * Speechless with rage, tho voung man found his desk, and shortlv afterward, through a friend, challenged <j French­ man to mortal combat. The latter at.c.10gized. in fact did all in hla power to undo tins mischief uf hla hasty blow, in vain "Nothing but blood can wipe out that In­ sult," the young man said haughtilv. The details were arranged,, tbo Frenchman, a. the challenged party, choosing rapiers Greatly to the surprise of the hot blooded young challenger, the cashier of the bank, who knew the Frenchman well, acted as tne Latter's second. Tho day came and t he hoar. Tbo principals stepped to posi­ tion. saluted, and tho blue blades crossed with that smooth, gliding sound which fa music to the ear of tho true swordsman The Frenchmau, whose familiarity with hfa weapon wan evident at the afort. con­ fined himself at first entirely toQcfeuse, turning Lis opponent s point with r. grace of movement and absence of fear or nerw. ousttreia which were poetry in action. The' young innn grew bolder, hfa thrusts be­ gan to have an -air of ferocity which seemed to anger the Frenchman’ a trifle, and turning aside his opponent's thrust ire made a quick lunge, and tho young American l»urely parried. Another quick tbrttHt and a turn of the wrist were too much for him; there, was a sharp snap and tho top button of hfa coat flew across tiu- room. Angry at this ovidimt-trifling, the button’s owner made a spiteful lunge, which was quickly {tamed and tho next button was snapped away. One after another the uhining buttons on his natty blue braided jacket were cut off by the' Frenchman's ready point. De­ cidedly "rattled'* at hfa opponent** skill, •and trie irreprvr.dble smiles of tbe -croud/ and surgeon, the young ( fork now. wftli greater rapidity and less caution, made tierce lunges, any one of which would have driven the sharp rnpfar through tho Ixxlv of tbo cool Frenrbman. while tin: little man. quietly parrying, with the sharp point of hla weapon rtrlpjied the front of. Ufa young man's jacket to ribbuua. The contest Irari fasted twmo twenty minutes when auddenly tho Frenchman caught tho swiftly advancing point of hfa opponent, turned it aside. slipj«d hfa owtr sword qnicklv down along‘the other's blade, turning it with a qnlek wrist tui­ tion sj that it partly wound around it. and with a sharp wrenching motion ton’ the weapon away and sent it flying sros* tho floor. Then he saluted, throw Ufa weapon down and left tho room. • It sub aequrntlv transpired tlrat the foreigner was—and is—n member of a <-n--v noble French family, a captain In the FSvncb army, and hfa teachers havofberri somo of the be»t .swordsmen In Franc-.-. Tho young American has not challenged any miscellaneous foreigners since, aud is lc*» inclined to talk of Ufa experience or skill—Albany Journal. A Crater In Full «!*»»• Walking down Tremont street not long ago with a friend we turned into a shop, attcacted by the latest fad In (jold Imirplns temptingly displayed- As *<• atoraf in blusfuKrontcmplaMon of tbLgolden fruit, foftidden us hr the shadownrss of our pockets, tbe sp-ll was broken by some subtle attraction ttbMt n who was on thr* print of kavmg. Half uneonscioimJy I looked up. but what 11»■mid n, fully w the Hdleuloo. Iu» suite wldeper l men tloued iu toy friend tlul »1» ™>M ml^ Urn rishi uf the eeeeon If the did not look eruiSd. Whereupon ri» ‘“J™*- ----- AT----- Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggtau. |t; six for gs. Made ooly by C. I. HOOD * co.. Lowell, Mail. sg>3£s 'nJ_hTt,lTIN0 OS * J0<T«ntY. are plenty of wfae men and women 1 on no account turn bock after ^a- n journey; If compelled to. down or change aoiue gar­ ment Moro gotag out ng»-i-•«-------who • in; othcra thlnkjit the -luckiest ——voa thing Milng in tho world to halo left something that they really m-ed.ifor then they say. ”We areauro to go bock." dqwdally a pair of slippers or an urih-rgarment. Scotch people are very auperptitkiaa about the first person thev meet in the morning on going out (ortho day or starting on a tourney. If it U a woman, and eho is well dressed and pleas­ ant bikini, then it is good. a beautiful cbildlia rare good luck, especially if you can get the little one to notice you; a bUhiiiitw man with a quick, brisk walk, or a?workmon with his tools aud filled luncl pail, Is also lucky to meet; while, tho postman, policeman, doctor and priest are all foreruuners of anxiety, ana yon '•need be unco cauny and unco wary."for there's mucklu depends on your prudence MILLINERY GOODS. Closing Out Sale. A universal negro superstition—and I have found it existing among the IsraelItcs of New York city—is to ask a question of asystmtiger who strikes their fancy, and jif answered sittiafartorily. they liHuvd they have taken that jK-reon's luck. I ontp.' asked on -old colored aunty who had been eying me for some time, and wholl saw wns about to make some in­ quiry. why she wanted my luck. She looked at me a moment, and seeing I was in •nniest. said. •'Well. Entity. I don’t want all your lurk, but yon -, voting and kin get mure.-and I s gwhio to see my daughter, who nm expecting a little baby­ girl and I wyints her to molt just like ‘you The compliment was appreciated, and r<pwhrn she left thr curs I carefully drop|M-d- a silver dollar when- she would see It Picking ij up and holding it out for tw», she exclaimed, “1 knowed yon id bring mo luck.'. ' A German aupercttttoh. and ent said to alter your luek if it dom not please you. is to change or remove some article of clothing, such as the right cuff to the left arm. or your earrings or linger rings, nr take off-your hnt. iwiug careful to put it on atndght. a cntxrsK xonos The Chinese believe that when starting on a journey it is gnat g<x>d luck to hare an insect <■/ reptile go out before you. or, better still, to- croM your path coming from the left aide. • If vou are not thinking of taking a jtaraey and find a key. you may expert ven- shortly to have tn pack your trunk. To start on a journey with tho new moon is by for the luckiest thing one can do. . A white mark on th« null of the little linger <d cither band to said to foretell a jpurney, (he old Krtfag. "A gift, a frieqd. n fue. u lov«-r to come, and a journey to «..•• Iieing firmly believed In by more than <me wise woman. Cut your nails on Saturday If you wish to travel, for to cut them on Monday is to cut them for health. «> Tuesday for wealth, on Wednesday for a k-ttcr. on Thursday for better, on Friday for woe, on Saturday n journev to go. It fa ctmsidered twry lucky by sms to meet n humpbacknl pemn when starting «n a Jouracv. and If you would have rare good luck be runrto touch hfa bump . When startlngon a journey remember lop-ji yur Hk'bt -locking on first and your right foot out of tho bouse first, and do t o', tool: bach at tho liouso after tbo front door ebsed.—Harper » Hnmr. •Th» human boy." >*y* Tho London Evening Ncw». ”»"» prt'-mtW ImixirUnt VINEGAR ...BITTERS ....... 1 lolluas: "I have been going tn the Hot Hprinn, Ark . tor flftren years for an itching humor m my blood. I have Just uved Hire- bottlM of X itiegar Bitten, aud It lias done me more rarxl than the -Springs. It is the best medicine aS' ’his’™ ?,' BUYS $1.00 WORTH MRS. WM. A. HA VIS of Camden, N.J. says: "1 have suffered xreatljr from ludlxvsUou and Of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes—a new lot of these goods just received, our Horse, bowel troubles, and Vinegar Hitters cave me re­ Show Ciuh’n, a good 2-liacrel Oil Tank, pair Delivery Bobs, Scales. Tobaceoc< lief." Tens. Coffees. Cattned Goods, Package Goods, etc., a TICKET. >. JAMES H. DWYER, of Webster. Mass, writes: "I always n«e Vlneanr Hitters m a •prinx medicine, and have the best of hrallh." L. COLKMAN.77 Montgomery '« . New York writes: "1 find your Vinegar Bitten a firstclass tonic." . ' VINEGAR BITTERS. Thr only Tcni|>craiicc Bitter- known. It stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nenes, rfciflab-s the Bowel* and renders a perfect blood circulation .through the human veins, which fa sure to restore |>erfn-t health. A brtttHful book free. Atlrees. R. H. Mt lloXAi.t: Dnvii .Co.. 333 Washington st.. N. Y. SEA-SALT SOAP- We will have a drawing of these tickets from tlufliov fot We will buy the 300th,ticket drawn $20 IN GOLD. $15 IN GOLD. *10 IN GOLD. I We will hoy the 000th ticket drawn fnnh the Itox for Specially Low Prices On all goods during this Closing Ont 3al«- Re-faTtfully. HOUGHTALIN & LICHTY. HARVEST EXCURSION^ P. S.—All Who pay «»n nrconnt wIH get a ticket for each dollar paid. Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, Stoves! } Aug. 21st. TUESDAY, . Sept 11 and 25. J Oct. 9 and 23. St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS ' CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ! .’|. t TV ioilTLH MuiHH-t-“DaMda nr Mouiaua for be '■•r» .'d, ‘A._ . ^,V„lIUtHl dfatn. t will- Stoves! Stoves! We are loadciLwithjbe LARGEST AND FINEST LINE ----- r-OP--------- ■' HEATING AND COQK STOVES Ever shown in Barry County, At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We earn- everything to be found in a first-class Hardware ’ Store, ineluding a fine line of • Whips, Boise Blaoiels, Rohes, BiHies, Colters and Sleichs. We are doeing out the well known FLINT ROAD CARTS at $15.00. Do not fail to look us over before you buy. ®®LpUa^c-kffT 1 Sarno cf them. from lr.l in ay ,d?F pronounce i?1. Chicago Time* /iZ , _________ _____ _________ _____ s___________ : Possesses the tonle. puntylng properties ol a •ea bath, curing nil local skin and scalp «ll»••ase«. pimples, blotches, eczema, tetter, chafing de. It fa made from perfectly pure materials No credit froth this time on, as wo are dtdtfg this to- close out. ‘We want every and Is innst healing and Invigorating to the skin, kreplng It in a trnh clean Mid healthy rrson who dwim us to settle his account before Nov. fat. condition. Bold by druggUte and fancy goods We desire to thank the jteQple of Hartl tufa mid vicinity for their generous patroude-im, or sent by mail one cake tor St eta. or age and Invlfa them lu help (R?t the benefits of the three for W ets. by the proprietors. R. A .M< DOMAU> Dltl-'i Co.. 333 Washington »t-. New York. M.iNTANA LKMW I Mine Is still M'tKliiig out Wd October 29, 1888. We will buy• the 5<Wth ticket drawn from the box for £Zd£i.* m vast majority au--cr -Mortal dead lore! of tbeir earn «»*». Transcript--------- _—— w G/ra TO EVERY PERSON WHO ready To vwrtbto spirits, semetimw* at hfa own tSTSt clutuly to f-a dfaadvonxugo cf Hefty* Noventlter 1st next, when our leane of our present store expires. We attempu-d once before, in good faith, to closeout our business, but unforaem York says: ‘‘Have not been without Vliiegar dreunutanenii prevented. This time we mean it, end November 1st will see our busi­ Bitters (or thr past twelve years, and consider ness entirely ieloMid out and this firm dissolved. It a whole medicine ebest in our family." To help j>n this tuflc. we have deckled to MRS MATTIE FCRGY1JON. of Dryen. N. Y. says: "Vinegar Bitters Is the best medtelue I ever tried; it saved my life." 1. F. BAILEY, of Humboldt. Iowa aari: "Vinegar Bitters cured me of paralysis ten RY., FROM hoi' d‘way» Our Mr. I.lchty having ttolrnuiued thar his Individual interrofa demand his undivided attention, and that he must therefore elate out hfa share in the business we lutvc talked the matter over and decided to THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and Health Restorer. Cures -all kiixfa of Headache within thirty minutes—-Try IL itbKid »«. Nsrve*. it See his stock of. new styles in who i : JS"; J™7u» •--*■•»". i“"»;el-b -ItalSShri“id. ■ -any on would!X Julius Russell’s. IOO Doses One Dollar LZ“r* *’Sfs“Kt’w ••«•. quMt vovare hr hoped for. and I am glad to »«y tLu jn the omen proved good' *“ .-'Y • bu<u,! MilloF ’ marten. however thh? T ,exJ,rvjwion would foretell any’ iir^ iuck--aad in ,Bct “*4 Sri tr •hav?,nek ^rrn them >“ sXkhrhST*"fiu‘,‘\“,s in |uck «o 2hTXf .Fk an*1 tbere «® *»ri»era who. whether they Wii-v*, iu it or not thin ' .Jr’Tf p,T“,t lb,nga P^rhealedto them, nr. In other words, "thev are not Hup.witk«s, but they do like’ to have the aign« <ju the right aide." .K«Hd»• «w<« •■'*“?£ »!. >■ («*■«»' lta»" *»" lta tunrnd Mjri» 1 <><>udyrar's drug store. • are selling at Traverse City for 1- : Ifii-hrl. f '-'■■ •i mistake* lutv’e been made in the *‘•1'4 r>» supposing njnny Iien,.onj( troubles vic i<ii»a<l bldod. Tlifa headache, fits, inin- .. -h-eplcwiirss. etc., are always or Irritation of the nerves l,!''dyfijiepsla. pain. wind, etc., or..yie h(OBuwh: weak langs to wrakneasof the part*: blliou*I pat ion. etc., to wtatknesa of tho ;.J'** riic liver or bowels: pahm, irregti'ictiUly, to deniugranriit of the wuo fi.-n-vs, j?or n|| tveaknet*. Dr. - ri'n-at nerve amt lirain foodHurpas-ef ,Jl.‘",r to'nedfaa. Trial bnttlm frw. at " Ji. Gf-nlytfar’s drug strong. DRESS GOODS * SUnPRISCO~FEHCER. ‘ In «l»bS .to a, ,wu . cterk . n.w m, , ' Rlr«i ■ Mioewhat lulortur po.ltldh TY. newcomer was a small illrelit > Fremlrnuu. whew. Bawliah wm dwldedu 5/A Electric. AND --„ u Uivuicmu J'*’ result Is a medicine of unusual tffeettaj cures hitherto unknown. rm down U Culdwata m, Ore. onomu. „t „TOnl „llt ““ s‘"“barilla beau all others.*and 5W Boss Stable. DRY GOODS • HowTh Sarsaparilla is characterized hr “ la'« ‘«Et thought was lil^to« broke-: 0,0 fa^omcollrotion. have been “d^fa>wlh0 tax 1:1 E^*®a* traawht-l. der tbe early _Arkanw'Tra­ nrc™ Cowfh. ,ci.t. to any agent >dthe company f. I. WHITWEY. m . r ...... -i i._____ JTH Ant.. ■ ' , " Goodyear Bros. �this note uf Hastings Banner. Hasting*. Wedue.Miuy. OrL 17, UM third party prohlbilMHitats. answering like BENJAMIN HARRIBON. er INDIANA. LEVI P. MORTON, PRESIDENTIAL ELKTT0IW. lectors al 1-aTVC RUSSEL! A/AMlER. of Wayna. D1*’rlct1 EDWARD BURK, of Wan* ' II .ICNH S!. HE\1. uf Wnehtensw. W: Says the Rural New Yorker, on/of the leading agricultural papers of the country: “Tbe fanners «f JCrhlgsn wil have small business to fotaplabi about politicians If they fall to elect Cyrua G. Lupe governor this fail, if they had scoured the country they could hardly haw selected one who more coapkdely rejtrwenu the farm and the farmer. What do you propose to do about iL Now that Michigan farmers? vY parties to select as tte rtendanl twarvr, it v IX. wdxTngton w. CUMMER, <>( Wexford. X. HARRY 1’. MERRILL, of Bay ' XI. ERRBY HANNAH, of Grand For years there has eled him or not? tx-en a cry that the farmer has been neg­ lected hi politics, that he has been a voter ami nothing but a voter. We have listen­ ed long enough to the' sneer that thr farm­ CYRUS G. LUCE, of Bnmeh. ‘j'amSuLMAT HONALO, of DeltK i*GIIJBF.CT^LloSMVN. of Wayne. SUitr Trevaurw— GEORGE L MALTE. Ot Alpena. er doesn't know enough to fill an office: that lawyers and profeashmal men- must fill■ them. Michigan farmers must uo.c have aa — chance to prove tbe falsity uf tills cltargv or to add to ita strength. Just as they wish. HBMtl «. AI U1A.OI nay. r”c“”ssi's;s,‘oWSx. V. BelTROWBRIDGE. of loo!*. American markets for American farmers For should be the rule for American statesmen. That whirh improves the home market For Member Htalc Board EducsljpaPERRY E. POWERS, of Wexford. benefits the fanner. For repeeoentativr In rongrew. 34 district JAMES O'DONNELL, of Jackson. State Senator,. 11th district>7 rHUJP T. COLGHOVE. That .which Injure* hi* home market, works a like injury to the farmer. Protection to American In­ dustries diversifies American interests— makes It jtosslblc for American citizens tp seek and find varied occupations. For Representative lu ths State LegislatureJEREMIAH M. ROG EBB. of Carlton. For Probate J offer— CHAB. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Springs. For Sheriff— BAKER BHRINKB.or Hastings. For Countv ClerkTHOMAS S. BRICE, ot Maple Grove. Ft>r lKALZEYtB.>lUCHARD«. ot Prairieville. That is one advantage. Protection enables the American manufacturer to pay letter waj£s than turier free trade. That Is a tremendouB advantage to the American fann­ er. The American laborer as he gets betenabled to buy more of tbe products of the FOCH^3oPHERA. HOUGH, of Woodland. VA.xARMAN.of Hastings. ALONZO E. KENAHCON.of Hastings. HARTLEY K. HENDRICK,of Middleville. 8KTH PRATT, ot Assyria ^SAMUEL J. BIDRLMAN. of Hastings. OIL A. L. Vak HORN, ot Baltimore. EDITORIAL NOTES. Edward I’. Allis, of Milwaukee, who ha* been a leading advoone of the greenback and greenback labor movements, has writ­ ten a letter to the 1.500 workmen In tin* Great Is civil service reform. Barry county affords a fine field for Its study. A Barry county postmaster Is a number uf the democratic state central committee for thb dbtricL A postmaster Is chairman of the greenback county committee, and fus­ ion candidate for representative, also fus­ ion stump speaker. Postmasters are mem­ bers of the fusion county committees. In facL Cleveland’s servants Mxta to have a mighty lot of political hustling to do Just at present. study. This . Is a very Interesting Gn-enbackers will ta* apt to vote for Grover Cleveland, who has favored the re­ living'Ms views of the present political sit­ tirement of the greenback currency, the uation. This letter is printed as a ready­ suspension of silver coinage, and to-day way to "awaken many inquiries" from has nearly 970,000,000 of the surplus In roller process machine shops of his firm those to whom It 18 addressed. Protection Is “the pivotal question." and the two great jiarties "take distinct Issues" pct democratic banks In New York city, Instead of buying bonds with it Of course Cleveland will not be re-elect­ ed. The voters of thb country will lake on thaL He says: American labor Is the foundation stone him at hb word. He said four years ago of our National life anil future greatness, that he only wanted one tc-nfi. and also re­ and to encourage and aid tbe working and producing clateJes. whether on the farm, hi marked that It was dangerous to elect a the workshop or in the oflic*, should lie the man to the presidency for a secund term. first ffbiy of government, and our legisla­ Elect I». T. Colgrove senator and J. M. tion should bi' for our own people and country, anil not for. or govi-rnr<l by, other Rogers representative, and you will elect nations. mtn who will faithfully represent thb Giving the higher rate of wages, lu their county at lotnsing. and who will not vote own and other establishments, he contin- for any free trader for U. 8. senator. The only possible way that this differ­ ence of wages between our own anti for­ eign lands Is and can be maintained. Is by thr- continuation of tbe policy that made the difference ex IsL vixi the exclusion, to a greater or less exteiiL of the products of that foreign, cheap labor from our shores. Tbe policy which does this Is the policy of protection to home Industries, and it Is this policy which is now lx-lng threatened by tiie present National administration and which Is to be pareed upon In tbe approach­ ing election. For tlx- time Is-lng this ques­ tion drawfs all others, ami every’ other Is­ sue sinks Into insignificance beside IL 1 deem it my duty at thr present time, temporarily sinking alL other questions—to be revived at a more suspicious time—to do my utmost in this election to strengthen the republican party, -which broadly and openly espouses the cause of protection to American Industries, anti -trust that every and bls country will do -thewnme. Elsewhere can be seen what Mr. E. P. Aills, the noted Milwaukee greenbocker has to say on the tariff question. It Is worth the perusal of every voter. Why doesn’t the Journal how) a little about bankers thb year? It should give its list of the bonks In which Its candidate for governor Is Interested. There will be no question but that every office In Barry county will be filled with clean, capable men If the republican coun­ ty ticket shall be elected. Free trade means natural dry roL Every laboring man should fight It as they would any other enemy. STATE ^AFFAIRS. CANDIDATE BURTte 6bARGK8 character and large experience, who holds most fraternal relations-to thr-turn in his Hpeeeb delivered at Grand Rapids Sept. s>, law. I am glad from the depths of my heart tliat th’e attention of the people has been his duty* as an American citizen. called to the administration of state affairs The following Is an cxteact taken from In Michigan. The whole record of tbe re­ General Harrison's speech deilveewl two publican party Is one of which weanproud, and the more you will investigate, and the more you will compare, thr more tul consideration of our third party friends. pride you will have In Ute record made by this party in the admiti Istratlon ot these affairs. At the Capital It is the wonder of visitors from New York. New England and tbe west that wo built that Capitol for a million and a half of money and paid for IL something almost unparalleled that we constructed a building without n flaw built It without tbe charge of stealing, and proud to-day as we ever had during the thirty-four years of our existence. Bdt to enemy nt Pontiac, with provision* for 700 of these unfortunates. In a few years that fuiL We erected one then ou the salu­ brious water* of Traverm- Bay. al Tmverse City, that will scc-ommulate 500 patients, and in a little while that was fulL We erected one at Ionia to care for tin- crimi­ nal. or liomlcidal insane, that would take care of 100, and that is full. At the last session of the legislature 1 had eonecived Meas in relation to the construction of additional Asylums Hut would be .leas ex­ pensive; tbe large Myluma coot us >1,000 for capacity for each patient. Wr had some of us conceived tbe Idea of erecting cottages timt would accommodate forty or fifty eaclfi In connection witL the penal Institutions have farms upon which the pa­ tients should work. In thr message which I iiad the honor to prm-n? to the legisla­ ture and recommend, I was aabmhhed to find tin- several Imanis, ouperintendenta and people generally were willing to try the cxperinu-nL ami last year we provided fur the rn-ction of five of these cottages, tliat would occrnnmodate 200 jatlentt. Those cottages an- now completed and wr an- taking care of 200 patients In tin- cot­ tages, and have stil) room for a few more patienta. It costs about >300 each for pa­ tients in those cottages. Now al) this lisa cost money—but they were constructed at thr dictate* of tills humanitarian spirit l>om of the christiancivllItalian ot the day | iu^whlch we live. [Applause,] Thirty-four years ago—am! tliat. remind* me how oM I au> getting— I was elecl'-d a member of your legislature. I visited thestate prison, at Jackson. The whole pris­ on system has l*en eluuigcd since then. Then we saw chains aud fetters on thr fret of the prisoners, and by the side of those clanking chains 1 saw boys 14. 15 and J« years old and my heart went out In-sym­ pathy with those boy*, and wr jawst-d a bill providing fur the establishment of n reform school for boys. It In located nt T-ansing. Almost four thousand Ixiy* have gone out (rum that Institution; rlgitty-fivr per cent of them have Iterom*-good citizen*. They are bankers, railroad men. mechanics, manufacturers, farmers anti laborers, scat­ tered over this state of ours. (Applause.] Thr state sends them out at 18, but still watches and guards over them, looks to their welfare. This institution wan ImllL too, in harmony- with thr Christian civiliza­ tion of this grand age in which we live. There are 450 boys there now. It b a pride to the state of Michigan, and we re­ fer to it with honest pride In tiir enterprise of this unparalleled state of ours. We saw again the deaf and dumb without places for education, coming up helpless and In Ignorance, and this same humanitarian spirit that stands out In the' front ranks in this commonwealth, dictated wc should build an asylum and a school for them, and we erected a large oue at FllnL Here there are three or tour hundred of them, taught to read, read the word of God and study arithmetic, and they go out broader, stronger and happier thaji they were before. All these things cost money. We saw again, and this humanitarian heart of ours throbbed in sy mpathy with the little walfr ; that lay in the dry good* boxes, that tramp the streets and were In tbe poor Ixium-s without the sheltering care ot a mother's affection br a father's strong arm to sup­ port them, children without parents and children with worse than no (strenta. This humanitarian splriL right or wrong, dictat­ ed we should prorkfe homes for the little ones. Down at Goldwater we constructeil one that luu cared for 2,400 of these little waifs and sent them into homes. The state took them Into Ita great, generous arms, looked after them and educated them, and furnished them homes where they have Is-eu sent, and many of them are routing up good men and good Imys and good girts, good men and good women. [Applause.] But it costs money. We saw sights of young girls going down to degradation, woe and death. This,same humanitarian system <ame to the front and says, we will make the effort to IWt up these girls to vir­ tue and womanhood, and wc constructed a school down at Adrian, when- we care for from two hundred to three hundred of these girls, and we ho|>e we see evldejusthat good Is being done. But all this costs money. Again we looked around and saw the old soldier trembling, with dim eyes. We saw his bended knees; we saw him bower! with rheumatism and pariiJysh, and tiib great throbbing heart of cure went out and said, no soldier who donned tbe blue, severed his connection with home and friends, bld adieu to wife and children. abonH ever die In the poor house or tramp the country as a professional tramp. Thb great throbbing heart of oura dlctated that we should build a home. The government had neglected a duty, the president had vetoed a bill, a democratic rongress had control, and we could not wait In thb gen­ erous state of ours and we constructed tbe home at Grand Rapids that takes care <rf four hundred of them. [Applause.] I tell you, fellow citizens, these tilings cost money. They have; we know IL 1 own it, 1 plead guilty. • We Iiad to take care of the criminal clam to protect the lives and property of onr citi­ zens. We take care of the educational in­ stitutions uf this state; we stand In the front rank. No other state is up with us. No state in thb respect compares with Miclilgon in the grandeur of its support to our great educational Institutions. Now, fellow citizens, let me ask you frankly, do you want we should tear away that reform school; do you want we should lock up the asylums; do you want we should tear down the soldiers' home and let the old wander­ ers go; do you want we should stop teach­ ing the blind—and I forgot them, next to patient care and toll, to read with their fingers the words they never would have known except for a blind asyUm. But this too costs money. Do you want we should lock up that blind asylum and let these children go Ignorant and blind and i : Thirty-four ream Thb, duringmy administration. There were three established duriug Gen. Alger'* and one or tell you what l!><- grnrral dore. It pays nil ttteouprwne court pH along and tiie circuit judges, the J iUpreme court, pays the salaries of all th" state (rffiecrs-inciudiuR the gvvenx r.. It Ing the Jackson prison >106,000 last year. poys thr salaries of al) the eleriu; It paj > Now that had become a regular rat-trap tethMwbwhel.fre.KX for heating and lighting the capital; W and dhiMLW breeder, and 1 believe In my for al! that vast printing we have soul we ought to have made that appropri­ pays for the care aud decoration and tumi- ation. We looked It over very carefully. tack come, an it b IntewlftS" ture that goes into tlw capital: it pays u| Now 1 Imve got It down to >285,000. I man h ludicrous fear lest be.wU) fore iln ha, rm, (, ..... ■ , . wah.v..U» «IU — l»™ • will not follow It any further. I will say many; it pays all the expenses of law suite., to you that, this addition of 92H5.OOO went I am not certain whether 1 have to the Flint Institution fur the deaf and all that it pays or not, but In dumb, the blind, the Lansing reform school that It pays for the care of these Indigt nt for girla. a little addition along Jbe line for tab*oi«U, insane state patfcDte; it pays for convey*1* U»doru>, u,d hwjw „ S'” this «255.000 that Is addeil over and above prisoners to the state prison, that used to T.bh, an dr»wa up. uj . . « «. Id rwdlnn, „ p.Xpd/tS be dour by the counties, but was changed.; the expensea of 1880. eight years’ago. Now, 1 have gone through that state­ Now, having told you substantially what Apta „J ,£,nla. “ 1£ it paid In 1H80. and that |s the year they ment In relation to state tax. We have no defenae ta make, we want you should come compare with, and tho lowest *tate tax up and examine. I will say to you frankly year In sixteen year.*. We paid for the The other day he had a violent care of the insane *»4.7M): wr paid for I give my entire lime, except now when I There was tbo usual i.tu-rr wd ^§2 conveying prisoners. Slo.Gihi. Hiesc two am out trying to save the country, to state Ho w« really felt to be dytag, and^reItems make S10A.3K2. Wo paid In 18871 affairs. 1 am tbe find man in tbe capital -nd * “ .’“Pl***1 ’«> »* i*ar he ws» bau-J.sbd ttofcS S3B3.000 for the care af the state’s patients In tin* morning. I am the last one out at insane: wc paid fur conveying prisoners1 nighL I am nut a bashful man. 1 w*de bold their breaths In suspense at thL SM.500: we paid for members of the legls deep Into the departments and there Is Hi» breath «■« growing fs^ lain re. we iiad no session In 1880, •18G,-| none of them does much of anything In thr and fainter Hb band Watrarriidtotal 000; These several items make W8U.500 way of financial mssmgrmcut but what I paper, but he did not .ign Hr of the S»10,000. Deducting the 8105382 know something about IL I wade Into tbe be calculating for just timetaduA ro that we paid fon these pirrjMW* in 1880.; institutions and call the managers to ac­ •Crotch his name, and then, to tSlanh-avi-s8-H84.il8 paid in excess for three count. It Is true I appoint one .person to ruage of tho novelist. to let th. expire, purposes over what waspaid In 1K80. Tbat| thorn- several tamnls. and 1 bold direct con­ trom hl- nerveW grwp came by the change ot the law and by the! trol over him. 1 give, however, the best alarm of the famxly finally garw w.y tn action of the legislature- Tlxs difference attention. There Is not a man before me an unruly curiosity a* to which w^ld between the expenses of thone two hinds! or there isn’t a nun in Grand Rapids gives win. tbo stek man or death. But the old for the years 1880 and 1887 la $::V1.V5O.- more vigilant attention to hl* js-rsonal bus­ man won.” Ho breatln-d better and at deducting thr amount tlial wc |>ai<l for thr. iness than I do to the state of Michigan. length lie spoke out with au air of d«i. ■Ion. "I gue»a 1 won t sign it today? Insane In excess of 1880 and the iwmIoii of [Applause.] I have almost entirely, surrendered my They knew then he was rafe fw snctL* the legislature. Icnvrs the year> -state ex­ penses for the current or general purpa** private affaire and passed them over to attack.—New York Evesiag Sun. 87.8W more than It wins in 18»0, eight* some other men to try aud serve the people years ago, and that b all. I Applause.] 11 of this state, and I have only the one am­ Kcvnea la ■ ftpanUb City. pledge you my honor that this was taken: bition to give all tbe people, democrats and Tbo antiquities of Toledo are not th* absolutely from the books In the audltoFs republican*, a good, faithful, honest, in­ only Interesting thing Tt.e -ights from office, and can be sworn to by » hundred, dustrious and economical admhutratkm. day to day on the street* and iu the familr [Applause.] circle are peculiar Th* verv children men. Now, let us look a little further. In, have queer sporta. Ono of their (iTorite 1888 the state tax will be $402,500 less pastimes is to narado in a dark ball with than It was In 1887. The general purpose alow step and drone a chant la Imitauau fund for this year, 1888, b >858.750, where of a diureh festival Service. Boys iro -also fond of playtog bull fights, ' tbs for 1887 it was ft» 10,000. There bull” part being taken by some lad not 9130.000. you know, to pay for tbe leglitadtetreesed by rough handling. Owing to tun-out of-thaL Deducting the addition Bulletin. tbo narrow streets, evefythlng wc for the Insane and for conveying prisoners mixed up together—wine -.hujw. ren­ In 1887 over 1880. >953,018. we have for table*, children, dtirena. cade!*, uofen thr current expense* of 1888, this year, the Little Dick—Papa, won't you take me and beggars mingliug in uue uuu.*. second year of my administration. >409,832, Tho people gvucrall;. ore simple sad >18,302 Ire* than it was in that low tax to tho circus? good natured. The chief street is shaded year of 1880. (Applauiwv] and every public diorwiy u Now that Is a complete -answer to are wicked? .— a stripr-d curtain Foreigners all this balderdash and stirring the people visiting the town an- dubbed the up by A. A. Ellis, who has shown hb un­ cents.' fitness for the high office of attorney gener­ al and he Is corroborated by Mr. Burt—but luseceut is tailed 1 will not say anything nlmut him any del phi* Record. the “Grj satre." -hi*withfurther (han thaL ------------ ----------------------- --- <>nre grand build­ Now, 1 say to yon while 1 thought at now half torn down. It is quite a first he wns mistaken. 1 know now that he “ Harry, shall I wear a vail out aiding common thing iu the evening to hear knows better. He knows Hut be Is falsi­ i.t you .—_ this <li.evening?" ■—•- . ] guitar dueta iu tbe narrow, dark street*. fying the record, and I iqtcak earnestly lie­ with “No. dearest', take my advice and don'ti." ■ , beiug given a» servnaJcs to ladies iu tiucause thr case deserves IL bouse before which the playing Is.done "Why not?" Now. the other part of the expenses for Thr skill displayed by" some of the “Maude, you have been eating onioua." the Institution*. We paid In 1887—now I tdaycre is marvelous, and the music is de“Why. Harry t” listen just three minutes and t am dune— ' ui the me university. 801.000. 51'1.000. omitting the! the I "It tor y«te precious welfare ; UgiitfuL The treble is “ carried on a small to hundreds did In 1M0. We c! tb** I apeak. Suppose your breath should lust nunent callrd at ■•nxaudura" that k “-^rr±L more than we ... J™ tangled in your mak<-« moat In 1880 tuun >04,000 i rvw, to ... the .......univeraity-. ..1____ ... ■ and rw- Vanvlwf tin Inuprnn. vnil veil You might <i nUK 1'- aa UlO*t paid In of suCocation."—Merchant Traveler.theguiter the guitarOi Often projrwaicmi! players *$■ wr paid iu 1887 >155.000.91 more than wr hire,, tii go and play before a Lous*, and did In 1880. We paid to thr normal school will ihrtu.i out native air. for several >51,000 more than We did In 1880 to con­ hours, s- inking dgarett.ee *<«ldmmsly all struct a building; we paid for the mining The amateur photographer and tbo the while.—Glebe-Democrat. school, a new Instlsutinn. *47.500; we paid burglar hare very taking a ays. and there for the agricultural college .<11.000 more is undoubtedly something catching about than we did in 1880, making a total to these the policeman and the fisherman.—Har­ four educational Institutions of *220,500 middle cff a pile, give it a quick jerk, and th* more than we paid in 1880. Now It may cImumjcs are that tbe papers above and bdo* br we have licen running strong for these appropriations. I am myself, as I told to benefit consumptives by giving them will, not be much disturbs!.—• 11 I.’IuTb* C you. eternally opposed to raising more money than wr nred. hut wc want to takr good care of Jhesr things. Many of you know that 1 stepped In and aaved to the largely of rice and whisky. man would much rather be Of all the twenty-six barom a !,o signed tbe Magna Charts, only three could write dieir Morrill• Company’s IF YOU WANT A FINE OVERCOAT- And come at once while the stock is complete. GLOVES AND MITTENS •AT- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I Now, fellow citizens, I am going to read little while. Mr. Burt «nys that are used there la no humor in IL Loe. . -nrv than OBI' thwuMBO " tor XUO insane tn the state the state Instead of by the counties. Th* land appmrs In the general parp<w fuud right along with the others. Now 1 will The Largest Stock in the City No end t<> UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Don't You Forget It Them All �fl^TlNpS BANNER< PERSONAL MENTION. Prairieville. waTicmduated tor S? Uu will ta!, m,, „„ F1ECT10N ' ■ RETURNS Barry day. Charles Dixon, who was last week ftrnn.i Kuilty of stealing . tlre^-t JnuS SbtartLj*"™’ ” to a fine or. confinement In jail, has nai.i his fine and l»vn released. ■»bnli^”‘ Comity We have a number of dty lota that we win sell on contract, making the term-.’ easy. Apply at tbe office, «f smiU1 & Colgrove or W. P. Sirtnam. Whole Country r.<yS,.leJ^*eW.Sour ““’‘“titered at the Charlotte dty mills watf awarded first pre­ mium at the last state fair at Jackson. Trv It. For sale by A. D. Cook. J ta town Fri- or « Wilmore du,, ThdraUj nldlil or dUO-re. .r„7\ £he fun«Tr*l services occurred Monday afternoon. purred cluard yesterday. ; In tte Ut> Every pair is fully warranted and bears ir? y? “> nanw‘ thMn- K*“ free of charge. .Joint Btsaxat. Jeweler and Optician. Cl"”«nle Mnnd., -— • uv-ip", ui .vew jerery. sJSr'u pvr”n*-t>et so-isw’ ■»i,n- brt^wne Wl*M» the subject of Proh,w,,on- Let everybody hear him. (wn. CHnton B. Flak sava hla vrtre ahouM be heard daily on our platforma. until the lk]uor tariff shall br over-1 thrown. , *>w r rtlb'srtX'* a”““ *" h. • R. hall don't forget tbe place or lime. IL G. Harr will sprak in Union hall cm day* ago Mr. Campbell »nflmd a strata- of the evening of Orto!>er 81ri. on tbe politi­ paralysis of the left aide _of» his hody. so I.. ... XI- I—, cal question* of the day. Mr. Ilorr has • one of the best of reputations a* a public speaker. Iielng both decidedly argument­ ative aud witty. He will undoubtedly delight bls audience and at the same time, give a dear aud fon-lbir iddrm. Don’t fall to hear him. The aoeiety nmnectod wiUi Emmanuel r!'"rr«.*in ^^rtalned on Thureday. -^thL Mradatnra Julius Ruaaeli. '“J*'"’ Ibnm Dlcklnaun. Win. Howay, James Wilkins, Anna Beaamer. “ s“hY">' It l« surprising to see thr amount uf wall paper that I* being sold at Dr. I-aXhmp'* drug store. He sells so cheap and The Hayford property on Green, Park has such a good collection of patterns, tliat and Walnut streets, is for sale lu whole“r few who Imk at his slock and price* go Jw*ura Demmer, Nellie bi parcels tu suit purchaser*. Foruartlen wilkin^ Bertha Bentley. Sapper mrtfed away without purchasing. “Sell cheap and they will buy" seems to be hi* motto. lara Inquire of J no. M. Nevins. 1'*'* un,l! A» His sale* at the prenent low prices will on­ •n-ShKXk’“l"&to“ » <nrdtally Invited to attend. n F?r ,rr*i,lence ProH-rty in the ly continue a short time. the Bannkk acknowledge* the rraeipt find ward formerly belonging to Charles M. V. Moul Um. spoke In Union hall Sat­ Olmstead. Will sell eheap and on easy of some fruit cake that haa traveled quite urday afternoon and evening in the inter­ terms. • Enquire of P. T. Colgruve. extensively. It, js part of a eake that was made In Pekin, China, by the Chlnmw cook est of the Democracy. Ills audience* Those wishing to see Dr. J. A. Baugh­ emphiyed by Rev. H. l>lwn, nd^ionan were good sized. Mr. Moulton gave an ipenaes of getting man should dall at the Hastings houee ot u. (. hhia ai.d brother to Dr. Lowry, of lid* interesting address. He spoke In the inMh fir 19th. mi hr will lie absent for. city, fhe cook rent the <ake to Rev. t«-rest of free trade and plainly too. He month following the IStii uf October. did not reconcile grembackuun and demo­ Uiwry » sons who are attending achool in cracy to each other but seemed to take It Fhe G. A. R. dance Wednesday evening 1 ’bio. By them a portion of the cake was for granted tliat while democrate are not b">"'» M-nt t<> Dr. Lowry here. was not so largely attended as lu former greenboeker* yet greenback™, must help i’b u» ha- been done un­ years. About BO number* were Mh| । Tin annual re-union of the Barry County nup|>ort democracy In whatever form it . • tin- republican anti Those present had an enjoyable time. may assunr. Battalion, «. A. IL, was held in thb city ... , .............. —• wm in uup city ,<mnnitteea. ,-dtInand v 'TV...—-iL — In • -point i_ - ofWednesday Thursday. Milum. *>n of DeWitt Kenyon, died sud­ Whitcomb went u» Battle attendance the re-unlon fell conslderablv PERFECT denly Tuesday of lung fever. Th.- funeral <‘rik*’r»'* < reek Thursday to visit relative*. nhort of the record of former yearn. Wed­ • Inn’.'i Rep- Co. Com. occurred Thursday, and the remain* were Thu “Town Site Company,” I ought to interred In th.- Fuller cemetery. Carlton. E- A- < lark and family occupy the rooms nesday was devoted principally to business, explain, for the benefit of some eastern on riiurMfay In-tbe forenoon occurred the readurs, is an association of men who make proven In millions at Itennis McC’arthy was before Jtuti.v recently vacated by J. M. Nevillx. Street parade. There wen; about 40 borse- up their minds that a town should, would | Kenaston Monday to answer to a cliarge of « ,*rf"nn-'UM* d"11^ ot night turn and loo men on foot? Owing to the or could grow up at a certain point in a perjury. Some testimony was taken and watch during Archie Ayers’ abjure. cdW weather camp life wa» not enjoyed by wild region whither civilization is tending, i the examination continued to October -.nt. Mrs. W. II. Peek left Thursday for a the -old veto" team remarkable extent. or whither a rush la-expected, contingent | Morrill A C4hnpany have the largest stock'* At Un- camp lire Thursday p. m. addreasds upon a certain event, like the discovery contain Ammonia, Urae. or Alum. Sold only short VIsit at her old home In Kalamazoo were tim.le by Hon. James O’Donnell. or precious metals or the completion of a tn cwt pRJCE BAKING PO1WKR CO. ; .If gloves, mittens aud winter caps in HastJ. M. Nevllh. and family now occupy the <lt-in. nt Smith and Rev. IJ M. B. GI Um pie. railway. Under laws of the United States I Digs. We will give, the balance of tLiNAW TORK CHICAGO. . WT. MJCta. mn*.- recently purchs*.*! by them of Alex riirM- addn-rteu wen- greatly enjoyed by I month. G off on all childrens* km* suits. those present. The fol Io Wing offiecti were whlih to build their ’.own, and proceea to ■ The little won of Ijreg. Dickinson, who ebvt.-d for tbe ensuing year; Col.. Jef. put it dhto aa presentable a shape as cir­ S,lunl>> Albta. Kelley. John Stark pout Cedar Creek: cumstances will admit, by surveying • vias so badly injured bwt Week on <mr .,i b. Will bnw ml ,,„pl„,r ln lhe l.ieuL Col.. F. A. Blai-kinan. J. IL Saokrtt streets, indicating (tarka "and react. i Bentley Bros. A WUklns* trucks, dint f J.rconler office. |x*t. rrairtevllle; Major. J. H. Bawdy. rations for public buildings—hospitals, l -Monday night Irom thr effects «.f bis iuhall. libraries and • Dalxw,t Wed.lnwu Leonard Mauch po*L Woqdland; chaplain, churches, city ter T of mortgage-* on pare «. «a!4 mnrtprn so on; by bringing water from the hills, ■lay night fur an extended visit with rela­ Rev. Smhh. MlddlvviUe. lag duly assigned by Bvlvaaus H. Code to The examination of Dennis McCarthy planting shade trees aud perhaps building old K. Cook, and said assignment duly retives in Buffalo. Mr. Roll S. Tho bur. a native of Bnrmati, pod Iteunls McCarthy. Jr., ou the charge a big hotel. In many cases tho rail war is Married, at Nashville. Oct. H. Mias will give Um- j>eople of Bantings two orient­ a partuer and helps by concentrating of resisting an officer was begun in Justice of Bylvanus H.Oook. deceased, duty aa. । Kruaat<m*s court Monday and continued Hattie Ixmg to William Olner. Rev. D B al entertainments on Friday and Saturday operations at that point; Indeed, the exi­ estate signed to A Myrtella Whitcomb and said as evenings, Oct. 19 and. 20, at thr Baptist gencies of railway construction and oper­ ligament duly recorded th Uber U on pace "OT. tytatt officiating. in October Wth. / John Russ and family arrived .Saturday ehnreh. Mr. Thabqe Introduces himself ation are gr’.teralfy the most potent factors on wiileh mortgage then- is claimed to be due ! J. W. Bentley, while planing some small at th. date of thia noUee. tire «utn of si* bunami four young ladies, of 'HaaUugs, la full in deciding the locality. ' pieces of timber In Bentley Bro*. A Wilk­ morning from Colorado. Thev will remain native <-ontnm<-. Hi* entertainment i* as The place plotted and the ■ company” . . ins’ mill. Friday, had one of hh fingers here for some time. gwri m a trip to Bunnah. He turn tbe larg­ on the ground, lively advertising begins. • cliawed" off. Amputation at the middle est collection of Bunurse, curhmlxire ever The floating frontier crowd rushes to tbe Miss Rme Goodyear la making an ex ­ OCT. joint was necessary. tended visit with her slater. Mrs. E. L. imported to America among which I. a new spot and a wild speculation tn town shawl which would coat in our money lots at once begins, prices being paid that Ia-1 all remember the chicken pie social Haff. Grand Rapids. Mr. Thalare is a native of the tribe hate no relation to the intrinsic value of nt E. PenniK-k’s next Friday evening. The Mrs. Mary Dunning has returned from known m the “Karen" aud the only native the property acquired, which, as yet, Is riven that on Saturday the 12tb day of January. at tou o'clock la th* forenoon. I ihal! proceeds to go for purclmsing a lianging an extended Halt with friends In the east­ it^ America. Tb»- t-roceois from this en­ worth next to nothing, but, like tbe wild­ A. I> I lump for thr Star school house fur religious ern |>art of the slate. tertainment will be di vidml between Mr cat stocks of Wall street, simply repre­ thr nortb front door of the Court House in tbe witty e.t- •H-rvice*. All are invited. sent the amount a man is willing to stake cltj of Hastings (that being tbe a fare where tbe Mrs. Hower’Balc. of Vermontville, has । Tliabne ami thr young jieuple of the Circuit Court for Barry County H hoMeu> tbe l Z\t tbe meeting of thr Little Builder.' Iwrn the guert for the past tew <tay« of W. I Baptist church. Mr. Tbabue is endeavor­ on that particular card, or tho rental he pmml.es described tn said mortgage » so moeb IfilMionary week tbe ; Ing to tiuhh hi« education al Kalamazrx> can afford for Immediate use and oppor­ l as ionary sodety society but Last week the b.ilowiuiK toilowiuis. X Hum and family. lnUTv '« at»«bt tunities.—Ernest Ingersoll in Tbe Cos : college, when lie will rrtani to Burnuh to officers Been* were elecUxl: elected; I’re.-ddmL Mrs. be pre«ni '«* and ,Mrs. Prink. <>f Indiana, are Uite.r kUMHig hk countrymen. Listen for rnopolrtan. ary Wblteouib: Whitcomb; vice preddenL Mrs. Mar, "** LV-n.f Mary .... ___________ . .. — . ... ... .. . riu«i. .I-.I 1 XVIlkl. gnret Puffer; secretary. Mlns GleuaScbantx: ruada at J. U Wilkins’. Mr. Frink was a the great Burmese gong the evenings of comrade of Mr. Wilkins during tbe war. the co tertai ntneuL < 'cine and bear Thahne treasurer. Miss Alice Slduam. . Two young Germans in Berlin fought a sing. . <>. H. Bergy now fills tbe portion of duel with tricycles. Storting at 800 yards The M. E. social will br rulaineil by The actions of the democratic and green­ Sri. thev charoed fall tilt » gains t each Me-Mlamcs J. Rieh. Phillips. Jno. Busby, night ojM-rator at the Central depot, Fred ; back leader* toward the Union Imtor parMiller n .-winning the duties uf dayt'perator. or, with alight Injury-to themselves Roraliack. Niins, Warner and Sheffield, on ty*of Barry county Is exceedingly amusing. and serious hurts to their machinea. Wrdnesiiay afternoon and evening of this J. L. Wilkin* and wife left for Lansing I When It suits their.purpoye. Bom Hicks A i ruing V Their honor was satisfied.—New York Sun. Cham, H. Bavn. Atfj for Assignee. week at the society rotann over Rower’s Thursday to attend the re-union of Mr. Co. will insist that the Union Labor party Wilkins* old corj». the Michigan Engineer*. I In Barry county lias been bought by the Hoy. jm< < AI3EI«. CLEMENT HMtTH ahor store. ' Refreehmenta** usual Xjip6>l. I CK.GHAM. OF OHIO. The annual [>ar*de and review of tlx' Jay McGuire- left Monday for Nile*, republicans, tltus casting dishonor upon m tire drpartmcql occurs tonlay. At S:<N> where he has accepted a poaMou aa night good men as there are in Barry county. o'clock this afternoon thr department will operator in the Michigan Ventral telegraph Then then they will go to thr Union La­ bor men and say: “We are sorry to st* lie reviewed by the mayor and common you go where you db. but we know you are council, after wlilrh they will make a I Dan. Ay. Reynolds left Thursday for houraL But we want you to n-nu-iutser practical test <>i of thr* system. rm ucn ice* uw water works wuraa ayaww. , ‘ New Yor£. being railed there by a tele- your old friend* Just a little. Now please The Battle Creek and Bay City IL fl on 4 4ram announcing the death nfaaiater. Hr put on a few tdijtR, and help us pul) thro* , Monday mortgage, In in the Regi^r Regiv rreturned yestentay. Sunday filed a first mortgage. men on our ticket out of tbe mud." Thu* ter'a office, executed to thr Fanners Lssui The Misses Clara anti Hattie Fuller, of t<> n man who is Inclined to support the and Trust company, of New York City. Wellsville. N. Y., are the guests of their Union Imlmr ticket, those fusion leader* Thr mortgage is to sera re bonds issued by ••ouhiii. Mr*. James Bauer, and other rela­ charge that the Unhtii i-ubor party Is a the IL R. r<»mpany and Is for SIB.000 j«-r party which Ims Mild itself in dishonor and tives in this vicinity. shame. To the voter .who I* already In thr mile. James Hallrt and wife left yesterday for Union Labor party, there fusion leaders Wr underBtand that W. F. Hick* boust.-d Flint there to attend the meeting* of tbe b>-g for just Oue little slip. If* real funny the .dlier day that he had “fixed Jack Grand Ixalge of flood Templars. They to watch their antics. . prl<T3t at Ih-amer’s. Hinkley.” the Union lubor candidate ft»r will return to-morrow. Mrs. Ab. Davenport, of Cirlton, had on sheriff. William tried hard enough. Hr to rent, Enquire «d was there at Mr. ‘Hiiiklcy’s and pleaded j/Thos. Henry was in Lansing last week exhibition at the fair a can of maple syrup. hard enough, but his boast tliat he hod attending the re-unlon of the Michigan When the Judges were examining thr ex•‘fixed” Mr. Hinkley seems to be a little luiglncere. to which corj* Mr. Henry was j( hlblbi preparatory to making tiw-lr awards, a-*ignr«l during thr war. wr arc Informed, they pasred by this <-an premature. Stephrti Schanti and wife arrived from of syrup, claiming that it was fraudulently ods and cheap. go to The democrat amt republican county tn tliat department and that it wav made committees have jointly leased Union hall Illinois Wednesday. Mr. Schantz will of white sugar. Wr are abo Informed for the night of eh-ctlon. The election re­ makr his future h<mir in Woodland, where that this decision was arrived at after a a4>: hr will engage In thr merehantilr business. turns given by thr associated press dis­ simple inspection and without even tasting iwlb J.?'. Bunyan! • . patches will be read from the stage they MIm Maggie Parkhurst arrives in thr of the syrup. We have l»ecn shown a sam: s»w tH-w currants. new figs. come in. In order to defray the expenses city thia week. She will leave warn for pie of the syrup In question and do not • * dates at IL-ann-r’,. of thi* arrangrmrtit it has l*vn decided to Coldwater and from thence will accompany hesitate to say that It is unquestionably a admission fee of fi5 cesta. her parents. Gen. J. G. Parithund and very excellent quality of maple syrup. 'Iraul Rapid? Land madebooto and shoe* cliarge However, wc would be satisfied to take Tbe Michigan Central will, commencing wife, on their trip to Belgium. Mrs. Davenport’s word in regard to the Sept. Bth, on Thursday of each Week until Cards have l>een received at this office '' I o|re Japan tea dust, new elements in thr syrup. She took exceed­ Nov. 15th sell tickets from .Hastings to announcing the marriage at Nashville, Oct. । ■' Bvanter'a. , ing great care in the making and prepared Detroit and retuni. at the rate of 94.95 10, of Miss Nellie Truman and Harry R. tills can of syrup especially In view of ex­ nAnaan will addnwa thr p-op> good on going on date of sale and return­ Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Banks will make hibiting Il at the fair. To have tbe syrup «t Tahktv iprinp to-morrow. ing on tbe following day ou account of art their future home in Lincoln. Kansaa. ITte passed by and, because It was of a beauti­ loan exhibition, this Includea coupon for tieat wishes of tttrir many friends go with fully clesr col«r. with the remark thht It ... ._ Hading* House. Dr. J. A. admission. ’ I'- A. IIAHW. Agent. tlirin. __________ was made of white sugar is a gross Injus­ r-.uctaan. (Mdwr 5th and tilth. , tice. Had one of the Judges removed the Tbe Ruperriaon* who visited tbe county ‘-HoA. Ii.'4s.k » ami ask for -White cover and sampled the syrup he would farm, which for two year* has been n-iur. Ev. ry nark warranted. Same and Restdenohave licen bo surprised by Its delicately the manageini-nt of George Houghtalln. delicious maple flavor that none of his col­ Itavld Hhrootr. Ill Inal* Ihe Barry apd Eaton Ilumrepathlc medi- paid a very high XMBjSiiment to the manner . Hannah Ward. Hope leagues could have got even a smell. hi wblch U» tarn m.n«ml I’J ■wwy meet., at Font** hotel to-day. Hurry K. Banks. Lincoln. Ks. ,NriU?TrUm.-..N-a’bvin* him. Mr. H. has certainly done well, mid One of the moat pleasant social events It Waptrd. 1U.*K» bo. rye. . . (Tim. w. Freeman. Prairieville there have been no complalnbi tliat hr lto« turn been our fortune to attend, occurred at , F. 11. Baklow A Co. used any of the IrfmateR of the county tbe residence of O. F. Long, on Maple K«l Mr. r henry will preach at the Star house except In the most kindly manner. I jrouio M. Fraje. Jtastollte •frwf last Thursday evening. The occaU?~rrt4. or Mb. Ibrtb. i ctuutcey F‘7*.?Qn *'to71*** Sunday i-n-ning at 7 o’clock. • The democrats are sending out circulars iI Mr*. !e CliMxll, wm. Car> H. OtowTSaatlag* daughter of Mr. and Mrc Ixmg, to Mr. ---------- BUT OUR---------. Waited trade property in city for • for their big meeting here the 34th. They Win H. Olner. The ceremony occurred urge thorns to whom the circulars are sent I,ann' C. D. BKF.ng. Jive o’clock. Rev. D. B. OriatL of the to do their utiooat to beat tbe republican taowr ..ffi-r* :t |)«i. of choice Japan tea Baptist church, of Hastings, perform ng demonstration here OeL Sd. Among other the nuptial* lu a very short but impresalvr f.4 ?•-(*) uUjers ask 50c per lb. thing* they will have a horseback ,P®riuk; manner. Mr. James Crawley. <* Hastings, ii^L4' ' 1:*ughman will be at the and a Jackass wearing * Harrison hat, and SSm groomsman, and Ml.. Allie Llchty, Friday. Ort. sth. and lulieled ‘the republican party." * * of the same place, as bridesmaid, ushering Rssl — glad to announce these things strictly In IPth the bridal couple Into the room and aratatAnd store fall of for the week ending Oct- Utb- 188^ -•• in< them In receiving tbe congratulations *i"lLs )“"r ^titter and eggs and advance. Ctu, Blnl Cb. Bin! Wbtf » l» W« [Sen from the books In the registert office- of the many friend* who were assembled. “ ®lwb a" tny hou’* ta the Lyman N. Mixer to Amsads Mlier; Ma ST and Following tlie congratulations, an elegant ^tj date pay. •111 tell joo now: » “ ™ "" “T. repast wm rerved. to which the respects of ' * toll ar-d complete stock of ladles’ K.erybodj' .boob! irj II U d.r'eompany were assiduously devoted. ■ -SEr&sf.i'y-T Mtbibctlon. end wllb etery f »« '°rtS.'; by J’ “ iLoloxn; Jepew “•I"” TM- » ««« ~ < (at least that’s the way we felt about 1L) The display of presents was an unusual­ we have to aay that the tea is • ly fine one, but was much too extensive to du. nrtkk. »nt crop unrolured. brWL ' mlnga, and Buttons to match °f Cedar Creek, died admit of individual mention. ______ cleen ImT end U » wry excellent ’ W''al ’ **10rt Innesa. Ills funer4 lanrc number of guest* were prvw-nt In .bort we jnarenw <br » “ d1" ,lc*tarrrd bat unlay. from Hastings among whom were Mrs. D. ____ ru.wiur ...TJl!1 «“"• I'Hnwil U>e Bujbj Coxn- fret uUefertlon. °jJ5 fie«W R- WalUM and Mlaa «va B. OviatL Ml" t STAvrnn A crawi.kt. «1 Hwlnp nte, I». Mn. K. B Uttixjx M£ For ladles and chlldrcr.. I have added thin year some ufcc PLUSH CLOAKS, to By rtSO-t of the State Boerd olBwItb * ® tecount of the rain. u-»i.«ert Mr. and Mr*. Ed. bentz. Mr. which I invite special attention. we pobiub th- Ml”*1”'' -JS S^dlWraG Abbey. Mr. and Mrs. F. Busby. i’icnle at Union haH vaa well Mrs John Llchty, MIm Anna MrU, ,£ offleen. of the Mkblpn c£^i. lira g w**______ iilrtte r l T present do not speak med to enj dl.l»u-n»d t-dk* dwd « Mid Mr.. Webb Rogers Misses*J“‘1* *«•> or tii.-.-ntertalnment • Program ter the meeting Friday evening Mary Smith. Mr*. Alton Jooee, Miao Afi^ daiMo-xoe. dUoumo< Michal. Wil! Knmrwitter and Mra Ed'iz"” e ? !Xn of the C. I&trt5xm«rs and all such bl Mr I11‘fs ,o ordcr “d on 8h°rt notice f'1 ■ n,‘ klitaou, Hastings. Mich. ^^3SbU^UU» bit of &^r l.*ll1,*P*idfprany arask of £ srewun "1 .1 . tiiid.reftd from the Htagc ppPRICEk CREAM //,'//, Hastings, sJ,'v Evexing, X 6th. i»?« i‘JSwriS;”' “• JakinJ HiwdeR u ’“»• X Cents ■ I Jmy. . I.ion Hall, THE PROBLEM SOLVED! It is now* conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm your house or cook your meals is to lyjy the LO■..'AL>fcEWS. -Garland Cooks and Healers----- AT----- ED. POWERS The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kind-j of stoves, the same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged best. Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. Politics are High! PRICES ARE LOW I BgSftg? I. k—' SOMETHING NEW-iJ**.’SS5~'mb 50c TEA =• CLOAKS! OVERCOATS AND SUITS' Highest-market price for produce. vhllM nf C<x£*' ''"tir which will not make the bread. For sale l>y A. I>. !*'*■ BA-Tsam bud week printriHurhMn“‘U,e nxtor °r Emmanuel ta I n i1'?*10.’' It should have been frel. It bl.doll wed^bwaetnom^ l.preiftled.1 tb. ~»™-“'J”/ J „,d not nnlll > bwr 1 "eta. dhvhSlieria I« in* mm. danacr- Sli'xiJ" will rrtun. UKl ««U<- *■•» in their future home *“ aecompantod «•* «* frienda.—Nashville News. “.’T'^of of bo*-<rf ' Prairieville. Ort. 6. IBM. M.J. GOSS �The three wis? LESSON til, FOURTH INFORMATION AND PRACTICAL AD­ VICE ON MATTERS OF INTEREST. The time of year for transplanting trees varies in different sections and under dlf- lAKjat kuHtxiut. Sheriff of Barry County. By 1. W. VnoOMAX. Deputy Hherifi. Default having been made In tbe conditions a! a certain murtgagn made aud executed by Uitber Wright («ilower) to Peter (Xnsby. and ing It in the lx-st manner, and If much earth goes with tho roota. any time when the trees are dormant or not in a state of rapid growth, will answer, providing, of course, tho noil la in condition and circumRances generally are favorable. The most trees arc probably transplanted in the spring, though there are numerous advo­ cates for fall planting. and Stale of Michigan, on tbe KKli day of March, MM. at o’clock p. m. in Uber 24 ot inortgage* on page -M. said mortgage being given to secure tbe payment of tire hundred and unpaid ot principle and Interest on the Mid invrtgage the mm of six hundred and two dot- of this notice and no suit or or in equity IisyIm been m one o’clock in the front door or entrance ot tbe court bouxe In tbe city of Hastings tn the county of Barry aud stole of Michigan (that be­ ing the place of bolding the circuit court for the county of Barn-, win-re said promises are situat­ ed) sell at public auction or vendue to the high­ est bidder the premises described tn said iiiort gage to satisfy the amount due ou saia mortgage with thr Interest st eight percent, ncr annum ami tbe cosLuind expenses allowed by law to­ gether with an attorney fee of fifteen dollars Trees two or throe inches in diameter may be moved with comparative ease and little degree of lose, but when them have gained a diameter of half a foot or more tbe labor and difficulty are greatly in­ creased. Country Gentleman, in reply to a recent qm-ry, "How to move scrap maples of comdderablo size to a lawn, without checking tho growth." etc., replies by giving the following Illustrated dlrec- mid being In the township of Baltimore In the county .pt Barry and state of Michigan, known iinll di-Acrtticd as the eait one hundred and two acres all the south west fractional quarter Ck) of section number eighteen (Ml tn township i.runber two (3) north of range eight <x> west. Dateit Hept. -Jiith. A. D. 1KW, < Fktkh Cuotu-.v. Mortgagee. Wn.i. A. CKOtmr. Att’y for Mortgagee. There nro two modes of moving large trees. Fig. 1 shows tho way in which it b done, by lifting the tree from the ground in an erect position, drawing It on wheels to Hs place of destination, and droppihg hi to the bole previously marie In harvesting grapes packed away for market or long keeping, be exceedingly careful not to rub off Ute bloom in handling the fruit. Place in fore packing. During thb curing process I the skin liccomro toughened and the j stems to tho cluster shrink somewhat, and tho berries will not fall off. m they would If packed at oaco. Tbe varieties vary greatly aa to tho tima required for thb. The beat keeping grapes, auch ns Catawba, Iona. Diana, etc., should be al­ lowed to hang upon the vine until quite ripe; thb will be known by the stem to the cluster losing its stiffnesa and the bunch hanging directly down. The most salable variety of grapes, ac­ cording to Orchard and G^jdcn, uro Dola wareaud Concord, but A few Ives seedling and Hertford Prolific, coming vrry early in the season, often bring good price*. White varieties, such as Martha or Rebecca, gave a somewhat uncertain demand. Strictly fancy lota often sell very well, but unless very choice they •are generally neglected fno best backage* are light wooden boxes containing two or three pounds each; the three pound boxes are generally used for the black varieties, but tbo higher priced kinds, Delaware, Martha, etc., are usually packed in two pound boxes. The boxes should bo packed lu slat coses, holding eighteen three pound boxes, or twentyfour two pound boxes. After picking, tho grapes should lie at least twenty-four hour* in a cool, dry place before packing, o-i plum- packed fresh from the vines they shrink in the boxes. Remove the bottom of tho box, and pack against tho corer first. Fill full, but not so that the •contents will be bruised. Put eno kind only in a box. Lithographic hbols can lie obtained for tho top of tbo boxM, which gire tho package a handsome ap­ pearance; the name of tho Variety should be printed neatly upon tho label. Vinegar making is now In order in all flections of the country where" there lx a surplus of npplci. Much vinegar is made from tho juice of early apph*. wastes of mills mid represalng*. Farmers who make vinegar in small quantities for home use, as a rule cling to the old fashioned way Tho tree b first loosened by digging, okputting the rider into barrels or casks, then lifted with the Ihver, the trunk State ot Michigan. filling them two-thirds full and letting At a scvxlon of the Probate Court for the being wound with carpet or sacking or (Xxmiy ol Barry, holdea at the Probate Office In with-straw, to prevent bruising by the them stand till tlu» contents torn to vin­ egar, which usually takes about two the <5ty ot HastI no. lu aald county, on Sat­ urday, the 29-.!: day oiHepU tnber.in the year one chain which raises it to the hinder wheels years. . .. ■ of a common farm wagon, ruu up to tho The vinegar business carried on in a Preaent. Wm. W. Cole, .ludx* ot ProDate. tree from behind. Chains attached to tbe large way, however, necessitates sann■ In tbe matter ot Uie estate of Eda axle then enable tho horso (or horses) kind of 'a generator which hastens the Cannon, a minor. On readiUK and DUur the petition, duly veri­ hitched to „tbe whlffietree to draw it. process. fied. ot John M. Nevins, guardian of said minor, This mode applies well to tbe removal of Tho vinegar generator shown In the evergreens n» well n.-i to deciduous trees, cut is an arrangement used by Charles A. tho branches of which need not be dis­ Green, of Rochester, N. Y., nn’d was re­ minor In Mid petition described. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, the turbed on account of tho erect position. ■ eh rtsv nt Nnv A II twtt r*>lrw.V tn In either case, tho tope should, however, cently described and illustrated in Rural New Yorker. • be made lighter by cutting in the branches The design of this arrangement is to so as to present, an even, natural top. • draw cider from one barrel to another, ,of said court, then to be holdea st tl>e Probate exposing it to the air and heat. Tho eider slowly drips from tbe upper barrel down Office ta Ute city of MaxUnxs. In said county, aud show cause. If any there be. why tbe prayer of tho troughs to tho other barrels. When the petitioner may not be granted. And it to the first barrel is emptied, another b further ordered. That said jw-tltlorierglvc notice rolled up to take its place. to the persons Interested In said estate, ot tbe peadenev of petition, ud the hearing Another plan sometimes used, when it is desired to make cider vinegar quickly, publish**! in the consists in making shelves with grooves, say an inch deep, tiirough which tho cider flows backward and forward and Wm. W. Colx, FIG. 2—MOVING L.UIOE THEUS. then down to tho next shelf end so ou Judge ot Prohate. The other mode is represented by Fig. until in this way the cider is exposed to S. and applies mainly to deciduous trees. the atmosphere and warmth for an hour The tree b first entirely loosened by dig­ or more before passing into a barrx»t or ging, and the two wheels (with the tank. Another plan b to fill a barrel with tongue) are run up against it The top b oak shavings, run sharp vinegar through tied into a compact shape, and tho tongue them, then run the cider through the of the cart placed erect r.gainrt It, and sliavings slowlv. Rut It has been found both tied securely. They are theg brought tliat all methods of hastening the making down horizontally, thus lifting tho tree of vinegar are Inclined to affect the ouite out of the grouad. aud it b then quality; that vinegar hastily made bsharp Address C. G. HAMPTON, Detroit, Micb. drawn to Its desired pbco and lowered in aud stingy, but that it lacks body and the same way that it was lifted. riclinres of fruit tone, and yet the process The transplanting of largo trees is not can be somewhat hastrnd without re­ (State of Michigan. County of Barry--*»KNattos-ia Hereby -given, that bvanjorderof generally advised, for however careful sulting in any injury, as for instance with tfieprobate court for the county of Barry- made and well conducted tberemoval is effected, on the Mlh day ot September. A. Dj1K», six there will be a great check given. 1’rves the generator illustrated. To make vinegar in a small way the months from that date were allowed for credi­ tor* to present thi-lr claims ag.-dnst the estate ’six Inches In diameter and twenty feet most practical mode, aa has Iren fatluflSusan J. Warner late of said county. deeeM- high have thrown out their roots at least mated, ix to put tba rider iu barrels thrreed. and that*aU creditor, ol said dec.-ased are twenty feet in ©very direction, thus occu­ fourths full, leave oat the bung and keep required to present their claims to said probate court, at the probate office. In the city of Hast­ pying a drrio forty feet in diameter. A tho cider in a warm place, thn warmer the ing*. tor examination and allowance-mi or be- I very small part of thb broad circle of better up to WJ or K> degs. The- authority tore the .-oth day of March. A. D. UN. nd timt .roots can be secured. Tho tope of the quoted from advises, when on* has old such claims will be heard before said court, on trees must be lightened by pruning, re­ vinegar barrels or casks containing Wednesday, the 21st day of November. !•««,aud on Wednesday, the 20th day of March. A. 1». 1OW. taining a symmetrical form, to correspond •’mother” and some good vinegar, these at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon of each of those In part with tbe necessary mutilation of need not be removed. Simply put In the the rootA Trees of the size mentioned rider daily or weekly and draw it off as should haro a removed circle of roots fast as made, and place in fresh bamh. eight or nine feet in diameter, and the Thb b tho manner in which the best soil above tho roots mav all be taken off vinegar b made, and with the bast down to tho mass of tht fibers to lessen trouble. By thb plan tho vinegar b tbe load. being made continually with vigor. Re­ member that vinegar b always growing stronger or weaker, and that If an old bar­ Favorablo report come from most of rel of vinegnr has no new material supplied tho leading states concerning tho apple it may perish from idleness, its strength crop, which haa matured In fine condition and virtue becoming worthless in nearly al! sections of the country where apples are grown in commercial quantitios. Tho Canada crop is reported as large, although some sections have suffered from drought. Tho apple crop in England and Scotland b light thb year, and the fruit Is of poor quality. On thb continent only half of an average crop is reported, and thb b largely made up of early apples. The crop of greenings, it Is reported. Is net as large os last year. The crop of oialdwins, however, is enormous. Throe are the best apples for general purposes and forexporting. They are always in demand. Other YariBtlce of, rod apples are »ls<> plapUfid, and as n d Apples bring tho best prices In England, a great many CHEAT VIMKOAH WtfCKRATVR. of them are exported. Owing to the An old viMjv barrel ootttaUilng pkntv later ripening, onfv about half the usual of "mother.” the vinegar having just quantity of fruit b now being shipped to /been drawn oil, is worth twice ax much aa England. Tim shipments usually com­ anew barrel containing no • ’mother." . The color of viu^ar odds to its salable mence in the <»riy part of Afugusi and continue until April. (The largest quan­ value.- This desirable color la somethuex tities are sent Over iff atldMttter, when pined by t he addition of the pi .-used out Juice,of black raspberries, cooked either Preparation the shipments rim from 40A0fl to 70.000 ,n the World barrels a week. The quantity exported fresh or dried. As high authority as Mr. last year was 608.421 barrels, and tbo pre­ Green says this la the coloring matter for powerful tonJe ior ceding year it was,807,W4 barrels. In vinegar aud that a Hpoopful of it will color a barrel of water. When using it ! weak sM Ireblc. CTprcla", country, and a correspondingly small one try a little of it until you gvt just the dosired tint—uot too dark. females A chil­ Wfibam^’ "*d tUe eKfcft* Wer? dren Itcannot hurt the m<w: dclicnu- constlKilling frosts have done damage to the ------’.utlou. The practice of mowing down straw­ corn field* in many sections of tbe cottnIt htht- B«1 Medias* fa rt* for R.g.lati«a »• •"»*• ,QuaRT Bottles. Si.00. 1*™ berry patches is recommended by Ameri­ bellvcn-d !rw of any charge. can ’Cultivator only In cases where the Tbo English apply crop lx at least a Sold br »U DruQfHU. Send far Cjrcular. vines are overgrown with weeds. The partial failure; on tbo other hand, the W. JOHNSTON A CO.. O«n>lt.Nlich Object it to give tho weeds a setback, continental crop promises well. with the hope that a little care will give Til* Hudson valley grape crop b an lu the matter of the estate ol Maria 1’UMfrey, tho strawberries tbe advantage in the ruurmou-i one. race for life. Il is of doubtful utility at A largo crop of white beuus Is now Sutler is hereby rtreu. that by virtue of a beat to try BO. harsh a remedy. Wo tried iA-ru««c grxutrd aud gireti U> in.- as the iMiiuiui*- it once, but at ’the tamo time took the being liorvestcd in Spain and Italy. The trator United State*. It is expected. wiU'fornhb the county of Eaton. i market for the surplus thr liigtieot bidder. CIDER M*CHIHERY.^r^FREE taK<(B0UP i. Remedy. Hastings Banner, $1.00 a Year. JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA fw LjVER COMPLAMT, DYSPEPSIA, PURIFYING at BLOOD. IK"; from weedi. These were nA cut beck, end from tboee we got all our berries the ■ range ctalit (»> west. Barry coqui y. The present average rate of monthly ■■. — — ...____ ____________ __ ___ I Im_____ I --p __ —*2.*, .... according to tl»e department of o^rienl.. __ OJ -Hl...... „ ... ture.I.is»W $1H.24 without board and $12.85 with Itoord. QUARTER, IN­ would not have TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 21. u Had they nw tor knowledge * And usedtl,,.;/^ ar)^ eyes , °f 7'7 anti kind ,hm^- bringing to Joshua further cnrourarmtmt; detail* ronecruingth* twelvesfooea Insane of our hymns wo «ing atwut Jordan a« if it were a a/mbol of death, and u if Canaan represented htavta; but a very little thought »i,ldUallhr “ Camo there wore manv cncmlm to bo subdued anil much lighting to be done, proves that it woa nut a symbol of heaven, nor tbo Jordan a symbol of death. 10. "The priests which boro tbo ark atood in the midst of Jordan until everythin* finished that tbe Lad commanded J'^hua. Anything unfiuahed la imjKMciblo with God, and al! that be has jmrpoeed shall in duo time lw fully aocomplUhed. Jesus eald before ho Like men both deaf and And you can be as wise as they, If you but choose to buy The Soap that’s called the Santa Ci.ausIts good effects to try. Because ‘twill help you through your wo.-'At such a rapid rate, That you’ll have time to master all you cwt AU Grocers sell SANTA CLAUZ.'sr Lfade by N. K. FAIRBANK St CC.. C; i (John xvii, 4; xix, 3U) AU that tbe Father has given Him sfiall come to Him: all Israel ■hull bo saved: all the earth shall I* filled with Hi» glory; the works of tbe devil shall all ta destroyed; tbo Kingdom shall come rommandi of God ought to bo obeyed cheer fully and very promptly; it is not for us to say to-morrow, or flute enough, but today is thw word both for sinner and saint. . 11. “AU tbo people were clean inuMdover.** Three times do wo find tbo last three words on this exprBsrion (ra. 1,11, Abd ch- ill. W), and the word "dean” is pndady thr tamo as tbi) word ••finished’’ in v.-rse 10, so that tbo thought of a complete work is kept constantly brfore tn. What rest it should giro our souls Jt’s Easy to Dye D^SEDyb other prepared Foods. BABIES CRY FOR IT. IKVAUDS REUSH IT. WELLS, MCMMMM1 CO.. MKlMTM,n. jxrfcct He will perfect that which roocernctb nil His people rmj present us faultlcau latfore tbr pnscncc ot His glory with exceeding joy, anil not ows thing >>hail fall of all Ho has pridertakon to do; nil shall be nceomplLbcd. )tu»ed over before thu Lord unto battle.” Tin— were of the two and a half p-il** who received their inlwritauco in the days of MptMs on the east of Jordan; but they had agreed not to enjoy their inheritance till they luul helped their brethren to cutout ths ant! the enemy subdued did they return to enjoy their powwadoti. (Jreh. xxii, 1-0.) As believcri wo are expected to bo one with all our brethren m Christ, armed with the whole armor, of God, resisting * and conquering our common adversaries, the world, tbe flesh and the devil, U. -Tbo Lord magnified Joshua-in tbo Baby Portraits. A. PnrtinUoof beautiful baby portrait!, nrfnted b7n!TUm.’ >‘‘,oU’P*®’**. •rtG WILLS, HICMAIDSON 4 CO, Pr^«, Uritogtre, Yt 0( it.i.-r; < n U bridal Middle»th. and the second at Nashville Oct. teachers expecting u» ......... ............ ^--r_e<l to take the eistiilnstion, bearing In mind that th* work will twain at f> a. m.. ctoriog at 12 tn., beginning again at idsp. iu,.closing nt S *p. tn. standard time. on Haturcays only. Teachers should ■tentative, ami as tbe people tnovM forward at his command and saw tho mighty power of the Lord through him, they |n>d tocon- did Moots, aud tbe Lord magnified Joshua bv working tiirough him. God iuv. tuagntfitil His »on Jesus, and will miwnify Him before allinstious, for "all kings shall fall down be­ fore Him, all nations shall »erve Hun." If we doterinitu) that Christ fhall be magnified in us and yield aune! vts to Him acc^rdinglv, He will magnify us here by working in us Hla mighty work*, ana at His coming by making us just, like Himself. IE. 10. “Gniunbud the priNts that they coa» up out of Jordan.’' and this at the com­ mand of. the Lord to Joshua. How strange . it wems tliat they were not left to their own judgment us to when, and bow tn do kudo things, but no, everything must be at th* c-uumand of tbe LonL One of tbe -trangw* thieg! to tuo in all the Bible fe that the Lord Jesu* hlnuelf was commanded by tbe Father what to'say, and th.■ Father who dwelt in Him did His work*. (John xii. -ii); xiv, 10.) 17. Ji “The waters of Jordan returned unto their place, and flowed over all his bank., ns before.” Not uptil the feet of the iwiats were up ou tbe dry land did tbo waters return to their place. Most thoroughly and fx rf.illy does God do oil foinga, and at tlu> right hum. aud iu tbo beat way; it is juat gloriuus-io L-Urt aud obey Him.' 11 “The people cann- up out of Jordan on tho tenth day of tho flnrt month.M This wo* tho day on whfch tbo pasrowr Lamb was chosen (Ex. xii, Z), and m they kept the pawover an the fourteenth day (v. TO). tht,T must have m>1m4»I ______ Superior IN Strength, Fastness, Beauty, AHO Simplicity. n smutted to wiis. •latiDtonn.M^ K r~ St?*"“■« ’■ ■■- «’"i m DIAMOND PAINTS OM Unr, Cw M, ,.1^. .............. wrri r. .... . . jAUslag. Sept.. NlAlce is hen-bv rircu, " "1 Untbxl ‘1 the “is emor. forfeited far non pavtueai «f latawt ■dll l-e of cred for sale at public xim-Uou *ttt:» ofbes-ou the Mb . „? . i. .Z. .. cortUng to law. I t'lnrntaioMr. No. ol Certin CURES 25^ 9!" " !""" BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Mhktterul gs iMnrt first; day In the promtord land. thtwl ...___ • —ui-1____ . Thto fa th* --------- —----------- .... xuxrcmpuon from bondage bw the Lamb (Ex. xii); the only joy in tbe Zrildmws to in tfa. Umi, (J'W"’- it), and tlfe not of the promtoad land a in the Lamb; all things in Chnst, nothin,. opart from Him; Jesua, oar wisdom, right«««««, •anrtifleution and redemption. SO. “Thote twelve atoura.” Their stoure Khali ba for a tucnwrial uuto tho children of Shoe* iietore leaving the faciun . which protre the wearers against high i>rier«'and Infer!.* nxxla IT > aZaia. w • ____ ■___ ■__ m,- natne i Umrdlt......... Jackson .... Itstm Ilopid HMrtorte. A “tta’ rf~«i >• mote (rod a name, uboeon to be Eu people Qir **“• 8t’ 2=’’ thwn His name may lw magnified. Thev were tn tbennehw. weak and sinful and X firat of all ]«•.!«, but God redeemed them to,1 agi.-*; .... 1M *»’*E ...« XWRW H? Hrano napias ‘ —-«—rf ~'a"u train* run by nmrti<’.<> nirrtdiM .beai.forgavo them when th^Mnucd against Him, and gr.ro them this laud that thev might honor Him oiut magnify Hix name keeping iu memory al! Hto d«dinn with Se^ni^wMS £ SSajiSy^: Vai A .ItixaT’- braul a th. Urt . ““k ii>i to>u for. and care of them, \°Ur t’hlltlro» know/,- These '•otulem of die loro and trower of th* their Go. I at the Ju^fon .S i. R^ 2°^ vri) re an tbe w^dere £ —waters, the lW! the giving of the law the rod that iv. t.i.wi ♦»._ *...... P-. .*?• r*w» Chic&gc, Zalasi'.:: & TIME TABLE, lu rileel J>'b w. L l DOUGLAS z; -• • — — ;s“ __ ____ Korth. FOR $3 SHOE. - ---------------------GENTLEMEN. 'i fa rrtvtlux SA or >A wear the stock- W I 'saniiwi on I .Milo. ^^toTSSfSSSK’.lL.M "'..LiWdi EJS'* » —• -r-» 56 w.L-tooSffni 13 itttbuHf Juuel . , .Spring ..Ka*t Cooper Ar l» ..KalMm*'"*’' �* thoughtful article. VANDERBILTS ESTATE. There are three parties hi th« __ > each of which Will put forward a sr2?li ^m.'.on lJJ*Krouud of. wShit the Fourth Georgia district, told a couple of storiee very pertinent to tbe subject and which greatly amused hb auditors; "In the Utter part of 1883," sold Mr. Grimes, “a young man who H*ed in La Grange. Ga . became poosessed of the snm ’aaderMt'i rtHITli snSWDABDVlRTCB. of fji)0 in Confederate money He was " ...i-uT.-L I,a ar* of a thrifty turn end wanted to add to it. With that uurpose in view be invested his money in a bor l of whisky This he sold by the drink, and at the end of the week !»««< to tteVaadcrbilt had disposed of the whole barrel and had tort,n. ' ■’V V„, $1,200 In band,a net profit of $700. The ‘-tell, tellow.u by Jatoi JKob .. . HarFWult. vounc mail was highly eUtad. He saw , r.,.7L - lA-rurs; Ittonotmmb S '1 dtel hb way clear to a fortune in a short time •vuo years, «a<t ana aioa . r- a co rest!; ft twenty-mac veara ?* es*rlicr ’1—- -• Bt -• tl» ' "OF ••Of course course be be decided decided to to buy buy more more 15b :. iif!'resmreh. age. A’lftuierbslt. <lu<*tU>D of supremo V.l.V-.- nt n. "UUWBUI I. aim —..J — ^11 I. .L rbilt' whe who was an Autarican ‘ whisky wholesale and sell It the— • . ....at.... .-J ank. . .— , ~ sen 11 by uy inc and fundamental importance involved In for severallJ ri'lienitiurm had hiul first fir,. seen thr «i... ; small meaaure. ________ but ba hail ... i not taken ___i..._ gimraHunN. Into cinw; it BtemUycanthis contest about which patriotic men light on I—ia.«uu. ma innentea .ft < ° iu tu *n,’CT,twl account the wear and tear which the cannot differ, and on tiro right setifeme^ vanous.traits from hb Dutch stock. He credit of the Confederacy had suffered ,-.iU'»'sn4 re rm spent, to of which depends the life of republics had more financial capacity—it amounted during the week which it had taken him -. ef miwcular miseries F^JZllT <»u<stion l* “no of a Astor; hluI fKr to sell out hla barrel. When he went to cured. Draxxisu?' ’ “**dUT and radically originality.boldness and power of com­ free ballot and an honest count. If th«u. invest lu another supply he found that he . .-!y wiften or relax bination; but It tnus t-xclhsively of a cannot secured, it ta idle to talk of a t» mriik action a could not make a pttrchaM* similar to his ronstitullonal government. Let it not be monetary sort. Ho divided mankind into first one far leas than $ 1,600. The financial t,» i;H-r*il<1e<l forgotten that thb ta a government of Un­ ‘*0 «““»• tliose who could and those fluctuations involved in the transaction >,-:t g<u0v; —»rrbLittle, "But EuoU<h.,» Making tbe pain people and that the fundamental principle who could not make money, and tlw tatter knocked him so completely out that he re- ■ he condemned ns blank fools. Prolmbly tired permanently from commercial life on> "bleb It rest" ta the rule of the mn , i -.he formula has a no man of thb century ever bent himself and hired himaelf out aa an agriculturist.** iarity. Just the moment the majority more entirely to the pursuit of wealth, by a free ballot and an honest count ii When his bearers had finished laughing from the time he bought a nertagua, at made imnossible. that moment the fonnEngland and Italy Lave formed maritime 16, after his father’s death, to carry farm at thia story. Mr. Grimes gava them tho datlon of the government Is gone, and alliance agaiost France. other one. "It was in tho same town— nradnrt» t.n t>,n v__v ___ any attempt to exercise ftn functions is fM £»•'•••' practically revolution or usurpation 1864.” he said. "One old gentleman there I-ok Cabins have nuMtly WOT AN EDVCATED MAN. Only a majority expressing its wili who had persistently predicted tho failure disap|xiure«l as human habita­ 1 WM1^*®***°throughout life, having of the Gmfedcmcy wae one day deriding . f Harry County Mleh- through honekt bolfotr. honestly counted tions. Manyjtodi people have a ’ , l®dt, prejudice against education, has any right to rule in thb country. A the currency that was then so plentiful lived impp) lives in them, and which he believed to interfere with prac­ and of such littb value. He said that it I majority reenred in any other war. either tnany great meu have been tical sucrees. and talked a peculiar Eng­ was so worthless that nobody would even ,s Ah-itr on tbe Tuesday' by putting the voter iu mortal peril or bv (»• ,>t November nett. born in them. Warner** Log lish, defiant of syntax and orthoepy. steal It or pick it up If found on the street. ; suppressing his ballot, ta simple anarchy .-> be elretad. VIZ.: He pulled out a $1,000 bill—Confederate „ . l-*Wn Sarsaparilla ami --Tip- Letters he almost never wrote—corres■»l 'rut and Vice ITc«l-. and rebellion. And the government ad­ ____ nondruce was m severe n task for him as money, of course—and declared that ho .1 Gbscrtior, Urutm- ministered by such a majority would be a JTT'"’ Sbmuuh Tonic, made by Warner for bam V\ eller— but he invariably wanted could tack it with a pin to the fence -f Htale. HtataTTca*-; fraud. Living nuright of authority under tu । . v't “n’ reproduction* of evvrvupdy else to put any business pro­ Around the court house, leave it there five । .•'Htnissiooer of the ■T*. ’ *• ’ . ° r ,**re o, d time remedies, with the constitution, and »< claim to the re. Grtvrtd. andSuper He never, so far im hours, and that rxobody would think Wbfch the pioneer* (,f America maintained posal an paper. ; t.--t|; lUsOM them her• apcct and obedience uf the- people. known, expressttl the slightest regret tor enough of it to pnt it in nb pocket. Hb their rugged health. ... iti.m ni place of Belak And ta not this the style ot government his la<fc of education, and. presumably, offer was accepted. The note was pinned . under which the American |>eoplo aro liv. Six inches of *n<»w has fallen In M«mt- never felt any. being in this an exception to tho fchsq and al tho end of five hours . - jt District of thisi lag today! Can any Intelligent and can to lib race. But as n compensation—fully he and tho man to whom he had been talk■ ■ t-lengs. also a Sena did mail suppose that Grover Cleveland sufliciwjt for him — ho was phenomenally To run* any scrofitlpun disease or humor, ■tutorial ilMrict. com ; was legally elected president uf tho astute nt a trade, big or little, and had a- seen." Mr. Grimes here paused. ;:.,rn ai»! Eaton; also a •Lite tegtdature. co«n-. United Btaice? A solid south means in­ tty Ayers- Sarsaparilla. Il clean-ra the tnarvoinus instinct for commercial profit. ‘'Weil?* luiiuired Mr. Allen, of Misslatimidation and fraud. It ta simply nutori- blood. Before 20, he removed to this dtv and aippi. ; ous that the Republican vote ibsuppresred The street rar itrikb has serious!) Inier- three y.arb taler was wort!; $16,000, "The $1,000 note was there." replied • . <1 Aircndiucnt to Die which was harder, he said, to get than Mr. Grimes, "and pinned beeide it was an­ ’ wlU be sutirultt -d to, throughout the south wherever it would frred with business In Chicago. Iz>uis.if- f<<r ti 'ir adoption or• endanger Democratic supremacy any subaeqncut sum. Al that time he other Confederate bill, the denomination, tana has a majority of 80,000 colored peoV 10 ® r * 1 ateamboat to run between of-which was $2,000. —Atlanta Constitu­ - - • । n nt Article a, tela­ - Another wtnutrrfnl dlacoveryiluM been New York aud New Brunswick, and re­ tion. . pr.nided for by Jointt pie. every one of whom would vote tho Republican ticket as naturally m. a dn<-k made am,t that U»l»y a Imlv |n this nmn- ceived $1,000 a year as captain, lie con­ • shall be divided Into> take* to the water, and ypt Hi the recent ty- Disease fastened It, cluteke. trpcm tinued on the lino until he made its Visit to a Repairing Factory. . i <•( which the electors! election the Democrats carrie.1 the state her and for seven years she wltiatbxid It, revenue $40,000 a year: Ids wife mean­ . The place looked like a ghastly carica­ reutt jadre- who shall by more than 00,000 majority. Mtasiraippi seven*! tenth, Imt her vital organs were while keeping an inti—be find married at ture of a butchdr shop iu the land of the • haa a majority of 170,000 colored people. nndennitievl and itralh m-ctaml Itniuliirnt. '10—at the New Jersey terminus, and cannibals, but it was only tbe inner sanc­ For three inbntim she coughed im-ero-antly turning it to good account. tum of a manufacturer of artificial limbs. tn the jadteta! circuit ta' and still the state b carried by overFor fifty-four years h* followed tho Anus, legs., bands, feet—what you will­ lKtr.il; u or may be situated, ■ whelming Democratic majorities.' South and could not sleep. She bought of ns it •i ill m which th- county oti <'-arolina also has a colored majority of bottlfi of Dr. King’s New DlMmwry for wsU-r. owning steamboats on the Dela­ bung on walls, screened iu glass cases or .-(listed. And the circuitl rotne 220,000, but all the same the Derno- ccnstnnptlon and wan so much reHev.il on ware, tbe Hutison and Long Island sound, laid about in heaps, greeted the eye wher­ 1- ih! circuits, tn addition toJ crats roll up their immense majorities. taking first do*- that she slept: al) night and steamships on the Atlantic and Pa­ ever it rested. There were audacious .led t<v this coosUtotiuo, abatf Now does it need to be said tliat a fair and with one Ixittle has been nilraculmmly cific. steadily overcoming opposition and pictures of gentlemen in various active f.-»j«x-UvP counties such Tt> from time to lime he■ vote and an Loncat count would givo.jsll cured. Her namf |« Mrs. Lutln-r l.utx." swelling his fortune. At 70, with prop­ employment*, who, having “tried your .)■: -<l by tr><- boards ot super-' those states to tho Republicans, and that Thus write W. C. Hamrick A Co., of erty estimated at $40,000,000, the commo­ valuable leg would have no other." One feU Apd the board of soAh-t a free trial twittlr at W. dore, as-he was called, directed hb atten­ of those proceful men wa* pictured in tho .utr tn Uh Vpper Peninsula, if either of them had been permitted to Shelby. N. tion to. and concentrated his interest in, act of riding a bicycle. Another bore hb ■ ••' .ii.a empowered to give cast its vote fairly aud legally, tho pres- !\G«HNiy> ar's drug store. ■ ■■ •: uii-ial .-lr • cut administration could nut* have been railways, having bixsi for many ymro a whole weight on an artificial leg while .. .. intv h nttarbetl. such addiheavy stockholder in the New York and plying a miner’s pick at a mass of rock The usurpation, therefore, b ..Aution n may from Unw. elected? New Haven read. At so advanced an age over hi.i head. Still another stood on hb W. Ii. suit, drugiriAt. BippuM. Ind., 1 complete, and the <jueatlon is. liow . long i-ti riiiintsl by such tMjnptl WWW such a change yas hazardous to say the sound leg and with tho artificial leg drove testlflrv: "1 can nwouitnciid Eiretrir can the government stand after its founBitters a* the very ta-st remedy. Every least; but he was brilliantly successful in a spade defy into tho soil of a garden ’ dation is gone, and bow long will tho peo it. showing the energy aud force of youth plot. Three were farmers following the i a Ret talon1 pic consent to have their rights taken bottle sold ha» given relief in every c**-. He plow, blacksmiths shoeing horses and a «t banktaa: from theta by vtolenre and fraud? One man tank six bottle-, aud wa-cured' iu all his plans and combinaliom scarcely ever miscalculated, but in’ at­ pedestrian without a noae—all with at Is it not clear, then, tliat the supreme of rheumatism of 10 years’ standing." tempting to gum command of tbe Eric leaxt ouc artificial leg. , - ' issue in the coming electiop is the rule uf Aliraham Han-, druggist. Bdlvllk’, Ohio, road, when Fi.-k aud Gould controlled it, "Do they really do all that!" fhqnired aflirwis: “ The Iwt M-lling mrdlchir 1 rifled that, at old eler • tho majority—the fundamental taw of have ever itandh-d in mj -2<> year* «-xj<er- j. he found tliat they were supplying, with- the reporter. ' tho republic? That taw has been hi ans ■ t • “ zzy thought at responsibility, all the "Perhaps not quite as well as you'd , i peuse theie four years, that tho very It-nee, Ik Electric Bitter-." TboUMUitta of Ii sham that lie or others were willing to suppoee from tjie cut. bat it b true that ‘ existence of the govcrunicsit ta threstene l others have added their testimony, so that 1 "pay fir Soon tiring of pitting hb money there are a good many thousand men with for lock of constitutional support.. It is the venllet is uimnluMiuk tliat Electric sgkinit their printing pros, be confessed artificial legs doing work that one would I'us. MUh., this 21th daj, all very well to talk of neo trade or Bltteb* do cure all dlsen-es of Un- liver, his mistake, which he u criis d to his ad­ think likely to require tbe aid of sound tariff or prohibition aa affecting good gov­ kidneys or J|I<kkI. Only n half dollar n visers. to whom he had yielded, hu said, ernment one war or another, but it is idle bottle at W. H. .Goodyear's drug store. against hta better judgment. "Then you come pretty nearly supply­ Sheriff ot Harry County. . to exalt an incident of good government U» rUKFUsK ATTAINED. ing any natural lossy’ into tho importance of a basal principle, WbtQ he saw his days cluelng—he had “Pretty nearly. The war gave a great -Otte best salve In the world for cut*, which involves the life of the government bruises, ulcers, salt rhe tun. fever 'sores, a long illness—he had the supreme satb- impetus to the manufacture of artificial Tant! Ixagir b! itself. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, wnis. facliun uf having atuasv-d not far from limbs, and we are still making limbs for fries uf Tariff doe­ In the dark days of the war we forgot , Zrlth a vi*w not: and all skin eruptions, and positively cures $100,000,000, and he cared for nothing the veterans." : • and arguments for Proose-• incidentals and went for the main thing else. His one punioae in existence he had "How long does an artificial limb last!*’ .;t> doubtful voters, wheth-■ —tbe life of the nation. For this wc tala piles, or no pay rrqulml. It i* guarsnten! splendidly attaints!. Although averse by "That depends upon whether it b an to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ constitution to giving away money—it i upon tho altar eight billion.* of treaaure arm or a leg and upon various other con­ - and SCO.Oflb splendid lives. But now. funded IMce W eta. per box. For sale could do no permanent good, in hb siderations. I’rc known an artificial leg i-omtwrisoos of waioa,• when the constitution Ls equally violated by W. H. Goodyear opinion—he presented the steamship Van­ to bo iu use twenty-five years. The more ■ ' ‘ and usurpation and revolution aro lording derbilt. which cost $800,000, to tbe guv- elaborate attempts to counterfeit nature, Burglars an* raiding Kslamaiou. K*-cr0t Issues Include erum-nt at the outbreak of the-civil war, it over us. there aro men who are shout the more Ibbk- the member to get out of ing thsmsclves hoarse over certain evils Tate Swings, Tenn., July 4. 1868. aud endowed, through the influence of his order and require renewal. We make tar Fanii-rahd :fi-Tapff."‘ Cd. Thomas secund wife, the Vanderbilt university, arms and hands with which the wearer . incident to the government, while they The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Go.: H -iMlrt ................... .. ic' arc exerting their direst might to destroy writes, uses knife and fork at table and During the spring of 167:, while working at Nashville, with $700,000. He also made, toward tho tast. various bequests, performs many operations that one might 1 tbe party that saved an imperiled nation, in the field at my home in Morgan county. some of which indicated that be was not think impossible.”—New York Telegram Ga, 1 pulled off my shoes to give my fret a • and that now stands battling fur the very Tarjf. impervious to artful gallantry. He often rest. Unfortunately. I walked into a clump । foundation of the government as ex­ helped men that ho liappened to like, and of poison oak, ana in a few days mr fret pressed in * free ballot and an honest f| .■ Tarin by an old Busiit may be said, to 'hb credit, that he was were in a'terrible condition, and 1 could not t count. These men claim superior in- pr4t«-r............................. Everybody haa his or her way of Alving, always as good as hb word) Totally “F>U*rte-.-. - Ir.de E. p. Miller. put 0:1 a shoe because of the soreoe&s and '■ teUigcnce and virtue, and vet seem de • I- > . u.ilariff." E. a. Hartswithout pretense or presumption, he was aud. If thev would toll. tb« whole race swelling. 1 was treated as poison oak cases termiqed to strike down tho only arm wra...................... ............... 1<M1 .................. generally accessible, having so much ex- might bo benefited by it. But whatever usually arc, and everything was healed up. stretctaxl out to rescue the country from ' Ib» V.ta! i,«ur-: stidl American tnthe theories may be. whether one reader ucutivr power that he was seldom pressed About tbe same tur.e tlx-following spring. , those who aro putting iu jeopardy ita *n<1 A,,,rrlc,ui bellt-res iu n meat diet and another does 1873, my fret became sore again, as at first, for time. , peace aud life. The issue of today ta the RjBelaCe’ruiin .- -tha.idluoii ' not. It would be interesting to know how _ j__ ______ —.I;-.. (nr five wars Fine looking, eapecially in his old age, issue of twenty-five years ago; only shifted ibesdjintail n Protective r»riff to his handsome fare, erect carriage, and each succeeded. Tlw writer haa often tv 1 at-, of the United from the l<tllefield to the ballot -bux. It muugui ujua heard tho remark. "I wonder how a man elastic step were likely to draw attention, rt«r • 1.-t pt:,,-wr.ig;. Crawford ease, only each time it became more dis­ , is stUi to be determined whether the b.HenU s. l-» . .................... . even in crowded Broadway. He might on $10 manages to liveY' Yes, It may be tressing, because I began to think it was a i Union, under the constitution and xceonl• Ul*”"" '• !! tmiulitiiwn....... ......... have been a prince in jitagnbe, if princes a wonder, but hundreds of men do it, and lifetime trouble. Finally. 1 was induced to ing to the constitution, shall be jmv-erved Tant! - An.scrsioa WorkUiRthe writer knows, within the range of his were what they aro Imagined to bo. He try Swift’a Specific. I took six Iwtites, and ‘ m ita Integrity . or whether it shall per­ •i!'i te Protect loaiiut" certainiv did not appear, physically, like own experience at lesst, half a doxen men unlay am entirely well. My improvement ish at the bands of lawless and usurping hvftvtj.' who do it, aud do it seemingly very nicely. the hardheaded, unconditional, unlettered w*s gradual from the first, and no evidence Their wives wear inexpensive but neat busiutrs man he was. His two recrea­ . “rhe Republican party saved the L’nion of the disease remains. I »h»ll ,*akc pleas­ • pfOtocUd?’*''WadH tions were driving and whist. Ho lov.il aud attractlro looking clothes, the chil­ ure in testifying as to its curative proper­ 1 and ita mission will not bo ended until dren who go to school look aa clean and good horse®, had plenty of them, and was >! Living.'’ Joseph D. ties. It is the greatest bicod purifier m cx­ as well dressed os tbe children of some l the vote thrown in Louisiana aud Missis­ the despot of the road. In whtat, he J. I* Momgan. . sippi and South Carolina xlrall be as free * isw.ee. Voura truly, ptavctl the rigor uf the game, and could other men who earn more, and the pre­ ; and as honeetly countqi- as it b in Maas* The foregoing certificate is taken at not bear to No beaten, which ho seldom sumption is that each of these families get enough to eat. At all events they .• chiiM-tte. Matters o( policy ran be dbrandom from tbocsands of letters in posseswas. At Saratoga, where he usually certainly Took as if they did. stoo of the Swift Specific Co., and presented ' ri l amphleU will te rent‘ cussed and emphasized according to their spent the summer, he was disappointed Now, with a little study, the writer * ho will send » cents in' nature and relative important, but when limply ss a sample. It is a voluntary if he I did not win enough to meet hta o' money .>r<trr, of any 10 at• we come to n quesUo^wluch invoh es the does not hesitate to say many families statement, giving facts and results of the hotel bill- When his memory began to ■ <m rare Into! |o rr nta. or for fe.il bo ceased to play, serious as was the could nave money. case. Its accuracy and genuineness are “114I- document. Should1 very life of the republic there can be but " Where?” 1 ano opinion and one course uf action. deprivntiou. he wts unwilling to lore the b^^L4e°Treatiso on Bkxxl and Skin MMw Right In the house; right ou top of the ~ — .1, HI I,' Thu Democratic party was the party ot rank ho had so long occupied. Ho did not Ii >vtj General Secretary. table If a man can afford certain dishes 1 treason and rebellion, and ta bother himaelf about theology; but if he Dijcases mailed free. Address sod doesn't care whether ho will later be down by a hbtory that might to sinkit THE SMUT S^F.C1FICCO; had believed the Biblical announcement troubled with dyspepsia, all right; but if forever. It is now the partv of usurps of tho difficulty attendant upon a rich Drawer a * he has not tho very necessary "where­ tiun. and has no more right, by jm. honest man's entering heaven, ho would have Bay City wants a fresh JtaptM Minister. had a verv poor" opinion of heaven.—Paul with” ho ought to knock off on some of WtBw e~. । ♦« Kdaard Leeb-’ vote and a fair count, to wntrel hb meat bills. By thb means he would arament of this country than It has to R. Cleveland in The Cosmopolitan. " v rl’*® ttat 1 "hall sell at pub have more money to expend for clothing ihZtEw*' '■ ’ • buldrr on Thursday,• control the government of Enghnd. and for a few of tbo things he cannot now .'.’rt-wt i' ■ '■•'■■tuber. A. D. nw. at ten This is tbe party, however «tach rer enjoy and which he b forced to consider luSt" "'V "■•■ ' ■«>• S« tbe late reddens* of . tain cultured, high toned A ling time ago. that day when the M luxuries.—Boston Globe. : ""• tnanMiipof Baltimore. In : President Eliot, of Harvard college. pn> “L?”"-? »U»rj.ln thr state of MfehlgM. ’ ’1 i,'1*1 iwtbority xranted to me‘ poee to lu-lp to another usurpatinn. to Twenty-Ove eemU a bottle"stteu-nib .tv ,lf Ft-brnsry.A D ism. by ther order that f£e trade, or aomo £ ■ran Stole Arthur B.md o«« !>■’« buy emeralds for their daughters, because I may prevail, they would putto® wpu, tbi ncBSOMiou of them not only Insured poclcties! P®ri« Hfa- Three we tb® freedom from all physical lib. but made expedition an old mankey, tho leader of thotribe, with a staff in hb hand, ao m to Wlnui.u; -----„ '* ;""intE<*<Bara.tatheauaeot' men from whom the youth of the rountry vhr-ntV'1"' 1 described as follows, to-• are leornixur their lessons of jiatriotlsm. v» in„>. witarki-'i extract of flax) Skin iu their hearts on ever spring well of stand upright more easily, marches ahead hope them to be cheerful, happy iwihrf^.’ h‘‘ir '*Ji)<rfUMaoullMart quarter on two legs, thus being more elevated ttSp’m.lT’ ? ' ll!!t*rthlrtjM»e(lDln townSometimes tho emerald was euthan the others, eo aa toaee signs of dan­ vuEt" J uorth 01 number gruvci with cabalistic characters, oftener ger more readily. The rest follow him on HUHihhJr.t.layof Kept, A. D. UMh S> buS-rof d.U ' "I 4;! iu smooth surface was untouched; what all fours. The leader advances slowly and ola-Ttolnl-tonto-JM u „„ ■ t bo accomplished by the precious Maby A.Camfmuu could to. o »■£'» y J,,, „U»certainly could not by the aid cautiously, carefully reconnoitering in Admlnislratrix. spoilsman and thoi. usurper gem 1 % uTkpui-u. “3“ symbol. Then the Sid- all directions, till tho party arrives at the the skin. *• <»r srroful- of a corn field. He then assigns the bentine Is by keeping it" covenant* ™ ‘^b‘ i bought coral for their babies, lion to their respective posts. All being now " 11 ’ ’ ■I , the oroer of itatown constitution. They that it not only brought to experiminti»It ten jears. it health, but counteracted the in readineu. the real of tbo tribo ravage magi''- Af*’’ .t-.irfifir fact and a priceless them *Xb dlrided into ST ATB8 and eat to their heart's content. When of the eye tad kept etray the rtn will bv sent on application.has become " From giving effect Of i-ur. evil evunyv — r? ” T.«eoMkl -------- 1 for » — tvl.iln“ ■■ u 11 wkLel spU-u J- ._It »•th«lr KlvertiMng to pay.i ’ tbe sarno interest was guhi" to In be taken laken for thorough and boautiful work :!i 1. in coral nor.- thrt wes then, for -------------— -x. glifaiprifr _______ J □uh toil Irtori to atoond. wc. to* Kt their lair. Here wo sco ability to rule and -a willmdy I'. HOWELL A CO.. Colored Vojers <»-«*Eer Knave- N«* 1 ,mJ *Tt_ rdwwa'ta . i i tho thn “tarjo lar.To joveby Jewelry sbopa. shops, htgneea to submit to rule; a thoughtful ■ '-‘per Ad verthHoaBureML but tw worn ty wtaa v2r T • un — • woa ,!®; Dougtass well United ? year, . 1(1 Hpruce FtreeL New York Fred Ltougtass . Bowofc;-. t‘-u Vcnoy aectnJ to bare died preparation of means to tho end in view . -n« ’itof. and a recognitkm <A ths rights of tbe £ut; chrd ta no lxis®r tithcr ia t’-o rflnuow or ou tbo womzii. Lnfor- ccntineb to be suitably rewarded at the Will not XIS" tu«w4.tei. thev OWO „ « vn|.nr«rr.r tmmtelv both orthrjlawlUiCri^ wnit- dose of the expedition. Wherein dues all thb differ from a similar foray of a ! ... . "I,I livers, stmuachs, their liberty, their clliensMdjuJ1 U rtlt;i.Ilrti and derite* i(n b). Sa, ** tfinj] ''."'ba. one half dear villi- tauj- >Wr tritH- of savage men! The only dlfferraco b in degrw: otberwbo it.b ranch the ecfrtUjnhl-yemenL rt- IbpfblP and imwi'h idi"«i I' I’ J( bnlIli etc., ,32 la to. V" "< tl” -ns £ feaaa--&to" la is-Udelphl. same.—1-rofeasor Edwin Emerson In Pop­ ular Scisucc Monthly. ■ -■ — . .» uBiiv-a isiwr -M Iiiili,oi»n<<lbi and WP miles to* REMEo^i’Alhl for the suffrage of the people The D^ £“•»' S trode toX ' front> wlxUe Gie Kepubliean party will magnify protection, and the ® will glorify prohibition. All th<-J questions uf iking interest to the nation and dererve careful thought and treat­ meat; but they aro all Incidental, and not on® °f iiem “ ,und“®“Dd. On every one of them men may honestly agree to differ wiUnRit imperiling the life <7r \ the well being of tUr^ublil by which the old com­ modore MADE HIS FORTUNE. METHODS suit®. 4 5th No Hone Siionld be Without it. ' No lows of time, no Interference with business while taking. NoduugW frwu rxixwurv after taking. Inva Ids awl delicate prrwms will Ind ittbr mtbirst Aperient and Took- they can ftse. A little taken al night Insures refreshing s|md and H natural rvaeuunn uf the bowels. ■ A little A PHYSICIAN’S “f have tern praeUelng OPINION medicine lor twenty years and nav« never teen ahie to put up a vegatable couipooud 'bat would, nke SmBiotM Llvar dilator. promptly and effectively move the Uver t > action, and at the name time aM <1n«trad o< weaXet>tax> thedlKiatlvr anil asslutilauvepon• riot the system.•’-L. M. Hinton. M. D.. Washtogton. Arfc. Gfh. Who 11 WF.AH, XEkVOn. DEBILFTATEDjWholnhlsFOLJLTand IGNOBAXCE has TMI FLED swsy hta VIOOK of BODT. KIXDuidJIAXHOeD.tuku axbausttag drains upon th® FBCBTAIBM^ ot LinC HEADACHE, BACKACHE, I-rvaJfZ Draaaa, WEAMJTDIB trf Memon. BABHFVUlESM ta B4K-1ETY, FIMPL1JI upon the FACE, sad all the EFFBAJIS tolling to EABLY DBCAT-aad jierhara C'ON*.'MPiwssawrrsr. -t—rts consult at anen E. SJ- .--‘S Fxtv ri aa. u. Merrill Block. Detroit, MlrJt. Tha BCTXBS' GUIDMta issued March and Sept., each year. It is an ency­ clopedia of useful infor­ mation for all who pur* chase the luxuries or tbe naceuitios of life. We O styles and Quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all th.'so thingaCOMFORTABLY, and you can ma£«*y*~ estimate of the value of the BCTYZ^BS* GUIDE, whlah will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO, 111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, m. Boston Dry-Goods Store Full of attractive banralns. Marr & Ihiff are doing an Immense trade this season and well they might as Marr & Duff have on the very Goods. and at tbe lowest prices, that is shown in tbe country. Marr A Doff are selling Double always sold for HM, »iSO and «U0 Single stiawb In the same proportion. Youwant to see eur heavy Heavsr Shawls that er‘» stock oftbesc good s and they ur« selling these shawls, as they are going fast. Gloats! Cloaks! Gloats! Marr A Ikif! have built an extra addition and Marr & Duff are sbowtng arc surprising. ln>- Cloaks. Marr & Duff can show the Unrest line Daimr L taww! Everything tn this line far children, tadles Hosiery In cotton, aoolen, cashmere. CeOce-lined cotton for ladles, children and gents. A big stock to Dress Goods. light of thr country. Everything nice, new and tasty can always be found at this department country. Our belittles for buying Is better, our facilities for selling are much better- aeUlm for TO ADVERTISERS. Sax- FOR SALE ! WHIT. den. Fort Worth.Texas. T«ab»" h“ Marr & Duff. venture which they call Friday's Great Bargain Day. It Is proposed to sell special things on bargains will not be sold Thursday or Hatunlaj. bub Friday only. Marr & Duff. �mmMKMHMMI Chicago Happy Again LAST OF THE LETTERS. TERRIBLE RAILWAY OSATERT TBE WASHINGTON WIBE. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. TELEGRAPHIC TICKS OF CONGRES­ SIONAL DOINGS. Her Citizens Can Ride in Peace and Comfort. VOL. XXXI THE GREAT STRIKE DECLARED OFF. Hastings works of thin city. Blair offered a resolution if inquiry into tbe ozecution/of Louis Riel n Canada for trooson lu IMR and whether K'X back ronforenin mittro. which lasted from IU o'clock y«*«ior- ro-lrota.ii would powerfidly tend u> streugtbon The uegotiatUMix were begun Saturday morning at 10 o'clock • as arranged Friday flight, but the action of tbe west'side meet- daring ar ultimatum, was taken by Mt Ycrkvs aa a violation of the apirit «*f tbe aJ appointed. unlusl bodiro adopted tbe Congregational husband on her father'. | [ pleading areil.th lllA_ located. ' ] si.oo.y^ "dieted Mr*. Wasbtena Saginaw f« obtaining u fallow* JOB Pi gregationa! church, and one of tbe little promoted ----------- —........ 4M4U 4U4ptements of taduury N an obvtoua alwurdlty. To fib the vaults of tbe tr.*aia>ry with nn idle era being •letarinined in the demand ot 21 atxl 'A cent* fur grip cars. This was final ly given a* du ultimatum, and Mr. Yerksa asked until 10 a. m. Bunday to consult witb au unsuccenful attempt by Harris to mske an agreement limiting tbe debate, Allison took tbu floor and advocated the (insaago of tbe bill in an ex tended speech, being followed by Vance in opposition thereto. Hlaoock got tliu Door, and after a brief soerut session, the senate adjourned. A bill wav introduced in the house approprinting FAX' 14X) to supprem opldemic dis- COOK*1 m ixiwerful and dangerous States Ma»ou of Illinois moved that tbe banking and currency rocamittoo be diecharged from further consideration of Us re­ solution relating to tbe alleged levying of contributions for |>oliticsl purpww on brniks bolding government money an deposit, but the regular . ol der «tu called for. Hatch road a Statement to show that plows made in Aiiuinun werv khu u> uounuaiui «••* in Ibh country. Wheeler spoke on the tariff. 4t.—» . K*.. .4. I.Ill ....... ... • !<» in. ; ; to enjoy money i pointed to the burning crnlmg. Tbe teacboi tbeu form»d tbe urchins into line and , j . | ; Lutema ana UK'kawnnnn counuea. cwvew | train* with tbe cars crowded to tbe ■ ■ .... i. <V -- _ --- — ■■ — ■ Ing, fffied with people from these two couu- Mrs. Samuel McCormick an Attica lady, took a trip out into a corn-field recently, and ,sITti Prof. Hognu, <jf tin -i , rwchntt QTUABT. KNAl’F "utvaUuug well. house adjourned. enre report on the general deficiency bill After tiie fru-UoM negotiations of Batur­ in# it wrai thought half TUys recently. eating •ra Edmonds, after expressing regret that lb» chief justice, had l»eu left out, introdu.-wd a bill to pay that lady too ncuaindor of the siting to hear from hicb hour Catamvr steep embankment sixty to high, running down from the tracks to tbe M. bates. , Attorne K objected. Berry intervening: ou.-. an- eour. poMBpoMaeou from tho Industrie horn, charged with arson. tb; ia Washington I mering lamps and torches. a. barbkk standstill H . Panyard, and Maude HagLy. all' tjji PhyHlcla . W. LOW BY. M ti. ray aid letter from Mayor Rocbo, requesting tbe men to remain at work until President . iu thia controversy? Cau any well iubtruxad mao Yerkes bad given bis final dedniou, it ia prob able that yesterday's negotiations would have terminated fruitlessly, if, inaeed, they laboring men • tariff bill, and tbe senate adjourned. nearest place is Mauch Chunk. Tbe railroad SCORED RY THE JUDGE. BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS tepiaaaroua, lud., Oct U-Tte ra ^MJTH 4 COLGI court room hers occurro! Friday nwrainru ferenro report on tho general deficiency bill E. KENASTON a no quorum, whereupon Dougherty of Flor- They offered, ou behalf Atto A. raftabte ediftoe tiauoa* yesterday. system C. WKLTON adjourned. men offered to ‘■split tbe difference- and acselect committee on tbe operation of the civil long and animated diM.-u.wdau, which termi- considarab.e difficulty In ascertaining payment by tbe trip to that of piyment by hour to tw'paid ou the different kinds of LAUNCH OF THE PETREL ' , | the Event M Baltimore. | Haltimoiiz. Oct. 13. — Between 4,aw and ’ 6,000 people witw-saod tbe launching of the ship yards of tbe ' new bunlXMt Petrel at the shin varrfs nt Bat । Columbian Iron works1 at a» Locus* Point iuiui bai ___ ___ w. .... _ . was । urday afternoon. Secretary Whitney read nt lou to inquire whether American enttto can not be transjiorted through Canada without tbe preaant quarantine delay. Tbe tho minor routes, by tbemaelvos, ao that there will be no friction between them and l»nar>>ll» •hlnawn Following are tbe final K Briefly stated, tbe report declares that the ! bw has been practicallv nullified; that the ' Washington—W *»bingUx> 4. -Detroit 7; at roedition ot affairs is a» diametrically o(qx> I rite to the president's promise* as could be Buriou-{first game) itoston 6, Pittsburg 1. imagined, end that about all the evils which Iwcond gome) Boston 3, Pittaburg 3—seven civil service refonnero complained of exist innings, darknum. Tbe Chicago dub was to now. it IS *uggeste<l. also, that tlio prroi- have played at Pailadelphte. but it Un anti dent's contribution of 11(1000 to tbe ened rain and the Windy City nine defaulted ' fuiat was a tbe game by not going to tbe g got the score 9 to 0. dirstert violation u. uonw. ine Philadelphia - ---------------statements are fortified witb the eviCtticaoo. Ort. 9 —L dence taken by tbe committee. Tbo minor- ' ° f011* ity reoort report Is is Vet yet to be nrnmntad presented. A roaolu- 'I 1*•' \ itV * raanln. *“w ' ,J »*«**•»—— for an inquiry iimu into toe tbe rompiaiut complaint tnat that *' , '’■'hington » •”—*•• ",7‘ '.7y *1; TT1 — . t>..a. 1 u ____ . r, . . . . ' tonC. InniananMM Union Pacific bridge at Omaha is nn ob- ton c* I»d‘*n*poli* 10 Itt dx pumpkins which weighed AV> pounds and E*uinpkin pie ought to ba plentiful in that lautudv thia year. Th* frpit train on tbe Cliicagu Jt West Michigan railway rooeutly hauled twenty Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. Bata than ou tbe tariff, ilefending tbe Mills bill. R. T1MMKRM . ak-lana City. Alexatidwt JotetM, a youthful gentleman ot eciar, persuaded Ide Keybolt, a iireUy white U.UX2. 4-hu. morning, therefore, ««• tbo ful! resumption pf struct car traffic throughout Tbe satofartory conclusion of yesterday's negotiation* ». n.rffl Ca>rtnrtor Hehmm. IU, Ad-' mrtffl rrwiklln wid a*n, olb.r uni offl- Tbs headquarters of the ^trikera ware u-~n“ ““ *.nl*y.1—1 .<*** “° •rprupn,,^ Ko.. A BRUTAL TRAIN CREW York 11 p“»«»«nc Ol *t Phila­ delphia— Philadelphia 7. Detroit i; at Boston —Boston 7. lodianapolis ii ball »rore. yesterday wers a« fol­ lows; At New York—New York 13 lodianapolLH 0; at I’biladriphia-Pbi'adeU phia 8, Chicago 3—eight innings; al Wash­ ington- Washington 7. Detroit 5—eight In­ nings. «t Bostou-Hfirot gmwM Boston t, Httaburg 0; (secund <*'»*) Boston 4. Pltteburg 1—dx inning*. Buranc ur.ee with J. G. K ROBERTSON eight inifow from this city Wcl-.rtdaj RktM, • □man wba wax crunk and l»»l Hastings V T. Smith. h.rd kick dent, and they surrounded the tram, »»e*» ing that they would lynch vvsry mac “ of colly’s hind fort. The ■«»* jmiW OF dianajidU, anil Boston-Pittsburg. At WaaUi ng loti tbe Senators beat Detroit 3 to 1. .8. Goo that attempt V»run a train nor thertifsw- FALL OF A GRAND STAND. Qoteey, Ml. Dudwooo, D. T.. Ort. .X —Abfflrt ll—nd lu, ot u, bill, unu uw yoloH, Mill reonln, . dot,rtl, .u-mut commlwn -odd mon w .mami br mm. Tiie discontent Tbo t>IR monaged to >.<-ddentallT Hhoot h-. »ntarua> K,c*tor2»'*’ k’lU-l m. ’ * stherod wk- ^uuicy >au twlobriiUoii ended, in BU ••rtffl W.dn-l.y ,|0, 1, l.'.l tv-rmta __ • . . Kake Mining company, which employes a barge number of men nt wood-chopping at Brownsville, tbe terminus of- tbe road, dis­ tant about twenty miles from load City. WELL DONE, ORAN MASON! artin v. ba KODKHN -ago 13; at Philadelphia-F’hlladripbia N. Detroit 13; al Bo.tan-lfo.tou i. ludlanapdU 11. ’ living with bar fourteenth hnabaod. Aa abe*» a lady of ewUeot health and rugged comrtitwtinn _______ •. . . . her bow. Tbe Petrel glided into the Pataparo ; . .Mtai.™-i gracefully amid tooting of whistle* of many ' tugs and excursion boata. Wabhisgton Cm —------------------— • I ytsteniny attended tn “HELD UP” THE WBONQ TRAIN. | “! “««'t»*d tbe Black Hill- & Fort Pierre railroad. M the plaintiff to proparr fortl; all tiu> facta of preeenlatMKi to the grand jnri Pbiiadalphla league boll dub yesterday in tbe garni* with Detroit the latter ropturod Ih1 ..I.— V_ •_____ 1- .____ Cbicago, Oct. U.-ttriladsIpbia and De- electoral <x-unt bill, raid a motion to recourider jjntered, wblcb led to “no quorum" flllbustaring. Tho speaker said toe bill could be afrXi upon when reported ns enrolled for the speaker's signature. The point against tbt. .iSSL’.OSK." P burg 3; at Washington—Washington'-L Chi- tbo cars and creating disturbance* OOK A bHKLD dlsrXd. put to ta.1 .»! •u:^‘'a."2ri applied, but without effret. Dx w™ • -ITburofo' •UH fc’ strikingly lue-h« Grand >d: c. r Auc Brownsville and it was generally known I every clause. Conference ropnrta on tho khat Pavmaster Reemer would go out with Fourth of July claims 1411 aud toe bill to re- Friday an examinst'-* Fourth of July claims bill pickle aa an appot.Su- uritbt was Btahlenecker favsstlgatimr committee. Joint tattoo wiUUkaly and Cntciaxan. Oct lb - I am pnpa and at tesson auction soln perienee in t giie satisfact withlBaaney ton. Midi. wbo lives near Um village ot Btileville, Hmi dricks county, was paid eome money Bator a«ta. h.,1^ .taib HELTON, Robert became undermined � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-10-24.pdf cfbe2ef0fe553206a4787f978dbb72e8 PDF Text Text largest Circulation d any ,n the Hastings Banner. CmmR Tke best Advertis­ ingmedium in Earry County. ' NO. 25. MICH. OCTOBER 17? 1888. HAST.N<-S B WHOLE NO. 1742. NER COONTY NEWS taw •>» Muul,, COOK MiCHlOAN. Grave. $1:00 ...fiwote it™-'?*;“ SS?"nSWLT K POWDER Absolutely Pure. Y.tor’L^' b*5 teturnwl to the ankev Spring* M. P. circuit to preach the coming year. E. Springer, of PlalnwMI. visited with Tins powder net er varies. A marvel o( purity daya,*’’ ' ' “*** Sl,riM** ,ll<’ I’"1 <’’* slreughjmd wbotesomcueM. More economical W. J Ritchie htt returned from hi* r«stthanthe ordinary klyji*. and caunot is? solrt in competition with the multot.deof low w. short rrn visit, and rej-ort* a pleasant time. weight, alum or pbwplistc powder*. Kofd.mly Farmers have commenced to husk corn BAK,x<i (!0.. tM Wall to. N. \. net mm around here. Some report n ip**l crop, and some a very jmor one. Star Lodge L O, G. T. received one new iastiugv, Mich. *tate. Spwsial member last Saturday evening. Allie Burpee is very sl.-k and not expect­ po-dtlon for the right men. Good salaries and paid weekly. I.ih- ed to live, erat inducements toYeglnnm. w«, prerfoin rxEd. am! Elmer I^tnfear expect soon to t»er1enee neceousry. (hum frw. .Write fur teniu. git Inc age. go to Grand Rapid* to work the coming „ CHARLksH.CHAHK. Nurseryman. winter. Mention this paper. Rochester, N. Y. A M«-ial gathering nt IL B. Bennett’.* last Saturday evening. A pleasant time reported. A bridge jnl> to la- let near Frank T.irnvr's (K-t 10th. A chance for some one to make some money. Mr*. Joel Dowed I* very .sick, ami is not expected to live. Will says he think* that a sky nx-kel he carried al the torchlight pmce**(on nt Hasting* at the Republican rally. Oct. 3rd, was loaded up side down, by the feeling of bls hand after it.* dtecliarge. nF.AI.RRs IX Barr yv Ute. Witlie Whitlock has twen having an attank of typhoid fever, but got it cheeked to he Ifepp ground again. Mrs. Belie Seward, who haa Iwcn aprndIng the summer with her brother. Mr. laithrop. also Mra. Crawley, wlio has te-cn visiting there, irave returned to their Ironter carry a fell line of lately purchased hi Wisconsin. Vcnr Lathrop U going to the high school goods, such n* at llastlngs. Mr*. Whitlock, of Hasting*, ha- moved to her sou’s In Barry ville. where she |» •tale stl'lthe WANTEDK^FS ■ ar-Often-!' LAWLER fc SCDBDER IiW*r H*d! g»TH DELTON, MICH. 344394 rK H. TlMMEi.MAX. HmumpaUiJe Phy• m. i.m and Surgeon. F 1[AUT" V 3:i Boom tars ci CanpChm, Willow Ws aOniog Chairs, Mirrors, Frame:, SUoisasi Tab, N. V. Whitlock te building an addition to III* boUM*. Erve Whitlock, of Grand -Rapldfc Sundayed*at hfe brother’*. ------------------------- N/ Buatchc and wife attended. the rer uftn nt Hastings. L. Sanlwm. who ha* worked for J.Tuiu- toakey Friday morning to spend the winter with hl* sister. Mrs. Hrtiry Dodge. Mrs. A me* and daughter Ada spent Sun­ day with her sister. Mrs. 8. Forbs. A. Sherk ’attended the funeral of-his cousin at Caledonia Friday. ROBERTSON HOUSE, A number of little misses walked into .1. And everythiig desired In the furniture Pumfrey’s Saturday afternoon with re­ line. Our prices on these gixwis are reas­ freshmen!* and told Maud that It wa* a F. HHOUK-SHKB, i’roprlrtnr. <•. .iriT--re.il -1.,: . ..in-’st... lliMtlug*. Mleh. onable. We giinraiilce to duplicate- Hast­ surprise. Site was 13 years old und was ings or Kalamazoo price* on these good*. surprised too. ' Rates. $ I .OO per Day. Doni Forts-*. of Carlton. i> visiting friends in this vicinity. !* respectfully solicited; Mrs. J. W. Dow. of Jackson. made her parents a visit last week. She also visited in Grand Rapid* accompanied by her astin ity ank A specialty. SVi- have one <»f Hu- finest father. E. K. 1‘armelw. 'hearse*"and attend all calls promptly on iUriimr.*. - - MicL H - C B , Dndertaking and EHbaW -bort notice. 'L’APITAL. $50,000.00. We have afcwi -aildisl a very rt»mpWc CROCKERY, . l*v, in building forOn which we are making very low prices. Mrsser Bros. Trunks and Valises. C. 1). «wbe, Cashier. W. IL Powers, Wt shall appreciate It a* a favor to have the people of Deltrai «yid vicinity call at our store and look over our got*!*. ’If' yon wish to bny anything In our line, we feel confident that w.- can satisfy you, In both quality and price. ■-D. C. RANNEY,-: A uctimeer, HELTON ... MICH. Very respectfully. lawmim. ■Sunday. . Dr. McUay started (or northern anada Thursday morning, having received word ttod a brother-in-law had lieen urektent > shot, and wax lying in a very critical .*••»dition. . . nf Ib-ir or. b"n*r I„1 , Mlllk n.brr. <« «™«i Bol'bl* o,. brr ooblos «od otbrr trtrnd. Io* <***« ahe attendnl the marriage of <>. p. .* broth er. Charlie Fisher. Mr. oivl Mr.. Trmplr. Sr.. l»'r mo- I.. Cbete»yg«n f<» tht’ wi>'u’r, Mrx? Collier and Miss Clare 1«> l»’ tend going to Florida for the winter. Hert>ert Trinple cummenrt'd attending school In Kalamazoo this week. spent Sunday with Mr*. ‘ Republican mectln?here The democrat speaker of hud week wa more amused by hl* own wit than was hl* cinity at present. 1 am prepared at any time and at reasonable rates to cry auction sales. Have had ex­ perience in this work and can give satisfaction. Leave orders witbfRanney & Norwood, Del­ ton. Mich. V 11 Vu>N«k«. •»l1 l.!illX«. or carton. .«• »- The New Roller Bill Delton, Mich , tout Mond.l P«l»s till, hfcta.1 nn-ta P'1”'- Custom Milling And Food Grinding a reu«>«» W™1 <>., min I. O’n.-r-Ixmg wedding 1T. J. Brids If Efl. m C)ur evaporator is doing a very extensive Sylvenus Rogers U expected home from buslncsit. It has l*en running live weeks ..................... . ‘^N^ni-d.ip a car ioml of hogs with a capacity of HU bushels even' ten hours, and has 2.500 bushels of applea to j«re yet before It shuts down for the seaMrs.- Anthony • Rogers D on the gain, W’g. N. Scudder returned home from Chlimltmrt Mon'li'.w. of Hol".. , .h..n lime |n lh>- vletalMr .WHnx ChM. buy wheat, B«»|*ctfiilJ>. tiy »d J. Yarger and W. Pox went to Grand Rapids Saturday. 4‘««~vm.T"“s,turd*1 “d H. U Carter, of Hastiugs, was In town I Thus. Brice, our popular candidate for Wednesday- / Henry Mishler ha* been on the road for P®nty Cterk. te winning frirndsevery day" d^i’&1he^rlw‘ “ hb He H. C. Peckham. D. Ferguson and G. Cress are doing flocs it Mirly and squarely, and if Elected, which of course he will be, will' make a mason work for Henry Will. L. C. Welton, of HasUngs. was in the Rood and efficient county officer. village Tuesday. w e hear a pood deal of dissatisfaction Chas. Smeiker and Frank Brayton are •monr our democrat friends. tmcauN-of working at the elevator. the resignation of their' candidate for state The Congregationti! church are expect­ senator. Our school* an- progressing finely and ing an Evangelist from Detroit to preach for them next week; . with a gucHt attendance. A large numls-r from this place were in Grand Rapids Monday. Oct. Nth, to hear aad M-e Jas. G. Blaine. !»*{■ ■I’’** «t the hall on the Mrs. 8. B. Wolrtilt returned from re 1,,r,.rh,5 *“ rm,'re k'ns-nlMu-k par­ Stanton Saturday iwhere she lias ix-en ty and claiming to be one of them. He visiting friends the pa*t week. came quite war making a fieri.-, many Several joined the M. E. church Sunday. leaving the hall before his thin piece was Republican rally Friday night, and half spoken. democrat blow-out Wednesday night. E,‘. McCoy lias moved into Mrs. Isaac Cowell, went of town, received the ,,~?*’nrK ’ houiH’- tV*-nlly vacated by D. sad intelligence last! week of the death of a P. Pollen. grandson in IB. Ad. Simpson, of Yorkville, is to move Box social in Music hall Friday evening, into ( harlcs Clark’s bouse this week. • Oct. ‘in. for benefit <>f S. O. V. cainp. Professor McGnlpin has renter! the M. Re|M>rtcd that Jerry Boyntoti failed to 1. imreonagv. when- he expects his family raise the required money t« app«-ar for to reside during the winter, while his time pay day. and that, it will again be post­ is bring spent In leaching our school. poned. I'erhapH h<i la waiting for Christ­ Another one of Gen. William 11. Harri- mas to preM-nt the laborers with their ‘ 1 wm veUtrans of 1mi> s|a-aks out in tin- pcr- dues. Min of J. R. Rockwell, und says if able to Wt- wonder bow many young couples at­ gut out to the imiMs 011 tin- f.th of Nov. will tended the party at Woodland hutt Friday cast hl* vote for.tlie grand-son. Bonj. Har- evening. . ■ A hunting expedition, consisting of sev­ rikon. We regret to say Mr. It. has been A cripple f<n-the past nine yours, and a eral men. will start from this place for theportion of that time unable to help himself, upper peninsula thia week. Chancey Roush Is again hap|>y. all be­ eauseil by Intiamatory rheumatism. ML*.* .Minnie Nichol* went to Kalama/oo cause he managed to step over the broom flick the post week. Bet he wouldn't step last w<tk vfelting'relatives. Mr*. A. G. Cort rig hl and her father made over It when his wife breaks it over his back. a Imsiues* trip to Kalamazoo last week. We hear that Geo. Irving I* to have an upeuinK dance at the popular hotel former­ The Bartier’s, <n Cressey's Corners, und ly run by Brad Tompson, on the evening of tin- li»th. A cordial invitation Is extend­ their friend* from jdifferent part?- of tin' *ute have tes-q-tedding a retmion nt the ed by the new proprietor. • Lost by Mrs. B. Tompson, a new veil, Corners. Wheat will not ; get much top this tail. bf-twverj her home and the Wvt-tlay an church on Sunday. Finder will pk-ase leave tin-, Our thresher. C, Storr, wiU finish his season* threshing thl* week. same at the hall. Last week wa* a busy tins- with our &L Grilleyls preparing U- move his en­ gine and saw mill w«-st of Allegan, where wheat buyer* taking in contracted wheat; he will manufacture lumber during the to load* in one day. 13 carload* shipperl during the week. winter. M. Jl Goss and Brown de Cairn* are re­ Peter Aldrich is afflicted with rheuma­ ceiving large comdgnmento of gmuls for tism. ‘ Will bhcun left here on the l?ith for SL their respective stores at the village of Patti. Win., where he has accepted a jxnd-. Pralrievllic. What's the niaiter with Prairieville? > ttonon the B. IL hoping that n change of Prairieville Is all right! A certain democlimate may benefit his health. erat received blank from democrat county committee requesting him Jo canvass lit* school district N0.1-. Democrat returned Fanners are busy husking com. Wheat does not look extra nt prevent it blank to committed all mark**! R- except his own name marked D. Itemocrat coun­ la-llUC toOCOoL The Pod Auger sehohl house wan painted ty committee scratiiwd their lu-ads, thought there mu*t Im- soine falling frtan (grace)outside and inside last week, improving grct-nbackism: returned blank to democrat tin- lOOO Of it <-on»lilvinl>)r. revision, democrat returner! blank'agaln Mr. t'nim Im* built an addition to his for saying the thing wnni r^vfate, come and do folUSC. it yourselves. Anirther man ha* Just been S. Kaiser Im* Improved the looks of his around aheud of in«- selling high priced house by a coat of palm. .1. L Ickes reports having oats that ,-dieep. They are all protvctiatiist.* here. weigh 4‘J Ibs/to the bn. Wlro can tent that. A republican pole will Is- nd*e<l al the Henry Welton went to Middleville one Center on Thur*dgy aftenioon. day last week. Representative Ford -poke ut loike liar Bronson wa* sick w ith the measles Odessa last week. last week. . Ex-editor Strong, of the Nashville News, Frank Burton woe home last Bunday. S. Kaiser Is doing some carjicnter work wait In town on Saturday. A democratic pole was raised nt latke for <’. Gansxi. Geo. Hartman has moved to Canton Odessa Saturday. L’ncie John McArthur I.* still improving. Center. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. orhurch A. F. Fausey has the chimnej* built oh hut Sunday. Ilia new house. The masquerade Saturday ttfghl nt the F. Cnsady has retired from the butcher skating rink develo|>ed two figlits. Char­ busiuoL* for a season. ley nays tlicy came so thick and fast that In­ F. Brown. D. Hinckley and K. Parker thought the whole crowd were striking were the guests of J. U lekcs and wife him'. The memorial aervlcmof Jamfcs 1- Ridgrlast .Saturday and Sunday. There will be preaching at the Pml Aug- ly will be conducted by Woodland lodge, er.M-baid house next Sunday at^O^tO a. tn. Na 90V, nt their hall on Saturday Evening, the 90th. Omo Strong, of NanviUc, will Bev. Khywnod Is expected. ’ dr-liver the principal address. The public are cordially invited. It L* hoped that there will lx- a good attendance. Julia, daughter of Lewis Emory. Is very Good natured ami jolly Charlie Arm* sick with typhoid fever. otrong, our next probate judge, and Thrare Mrs. Sarah Debolt has u brother visiting a.* Brice, our next county clerk, were die her.. | gubite of Prof. Smith on Saturday. . Bob. Phillip* and wife have Iwen enter­ U na Wunderlich is spending a few days taining relatives from -Battle Creek the past with her parent*. week. Royal Barnum and John .Katherman. Rol. Bbepard ha* returned home from while driving along the road on Sunday Kan«a.s. , , '/ evening got Into the dltch.and apart. No 8 Hagerman. who ha* been sick tor serlou* damage was done, .except the deM,mr time, ha* gone to Ann Arbor to 'bo ■molishing of the road cart. examined. Stephen Schantz, of Illinois, has arrived Will Emory had a young colt seriously and taken possession of the late J. W. khurt ob a barbed wire fence. Holme*’ stock of merchandise. YovsoSoloikk. Mrs. IL 8. Shoup has returned from a monUi's vialt In Indiana. A. T. Rowly has sold hl* lamin* to Harry T. M. Baird has opened » tMMorial shop BelHnjter. of Barry towiwhlp. Hugs are bringing SS.2T> per 100 llw. in Hie front part of John Cramer’s building. Mr. Baird is a first-class barber. through these parts. B. R. Huested lias a l-arbcr shop also, Man. Dickerson wear* a happy smile which Is located on the block went of Mr. over Hie advent of a new daughter. J. (■.' Dillen ami wife have returned Baird, on 122 Washington avenue. John McBain has his house enclosed, from their visit In Obln. The denyz-greena raised a pole on Allie and will be ready to move tntolt in the near future. Breok, r.nn Ita rrtdw. DeWitt Ranncy Is building a wall pre­ Lillie Felghner will teach the so. » paratory to erecting a nice edifice Immed­ ,eta>l Um ««U.« winter. M!“ |Hn No. I teacher and we think the district iately. D. F. Newton, of Hope, was In town hits made a good choice. ' Then1 has been quite a number of ac- Saturday with a load of very nice apples, CMalona to the republican l«tety-ln these which he disposed of at the evaporator. Ijuira McAllister is visittag at Mrs. parte In the. last two weeks t ome along boys wc will give you the right hand of Marcus Skillman’s. R. T. F. -Dodds A Co. have a nice safe R Mr% ter Durham received a telegram for their mill ; W. F. Sldnam. of your City, is book-keep­ Saturday announcing lire death of her son up north. She took the afternoon train, er at Dodds A Co’s, new mill. John Cramer is putting a wall under his the name day. to attend the funeral. restaurant whlcij improve* its looks very «» Is now ready to county I* rtdicitod- 1<Moe and the erection <rf their Imrdware com­ menced Monday. Some of our cunning boys took B. R. Huented's lumber wagun last week and placed It upon top of Hal) A Goes' shingle pile. Gea Hudson, of Hojw, was the guest nt A. 1’. l^-onard. Monday. Myron Pennock’s mustang dctnollsqed his nmd cart and barne*.* \ery badly Sun­ day. By tlie way Mr. Pftinock lhnp<L>we should think lie wa* not much of a friend trf a kicking horse. Wm. Maud is working for Auwn Bush. Grand campaign dance at F. A. Black­ man’s hall on Friday evening. Ort. 90th. Everybody Is invited to attend.. First cliis* music in attendance. Our campaign dance come* but once in four years, so let republicans* democrats, grvenbackers and prohibit tonista all be there. If the weath­ er I* fnrorabte and nothing objects one hundred numbers is exactly what the boys expect Saniadj-n Ts« splendid -place to study . th* ty p« of tho Engadlnu bouae. with fta green eaves, iron balconies and profusion of interior woodwork. Most bouses are built of stone, with walls as thick as thee* of a fortress, and narrow windows that resemble the portholes of old Fort Lafay­ ette, In New York harbor. The home, stable and barn form the same building, and all the folks and animals live undertbe same roof in winter time. A large door opens uu a spacious vestibule, big enough - for a wagon loaded with hay tS P01 into the barn at the bsck The main '• room is generally, paneled with wood ' which acquire* a rieh. dark color with age, and in this room are the two most valu­ able pieces of furniture, an cnormoua stone or tiled store and a eolossal ward­ robe Behind the stove, a narrow stair­ way leads to the sleeping room shove. In winter the stable is, of course, for coww and borocs. but In summer |ime it forms haa a largo, open fireplace, over which hang links of sausages and sides of bacon. The modern houses in Samadcn are built on quite a diScreot plan, and ba vuuo sueh forteMlikc appearance as those of more ancient architecture t I should say, though, that even ther lack freeh air and ventilation.—Cor. New York Tima*. One curious ceremony *1111 .turvivae, and has puzzled the learned. Whan a Paraee dies, a dog (originally a fox eyed dog was demanded, but now a yellow dog with white ears is orthodox) is brought in and made to look upon the body. What the significance of this is the moders Parsis cannot explain, or rather they offer contradictory explanations. Perhaps it is connected with the Paraee tradition of the dogs of Ylma. the lord of death, who has two hounds which go through the earth scenting out tboae who are marked for the grave, and afterward escort their souls to the place of judg­ ment, guarding them on the way irom the evil spirits. Possibly the bringing in of the dog to look at the corpse had it» ungiu Id the idea of securiug the attention of tlm dogs of Yiiun to the Just departed spirit and ito insuring the due protection of the latter on its last perilous journey. —New York Tribune Book Review. There are many ways of markimr books; and you should have the art of all of them. If you wish to refer only to a are through with a volume you look at the‘fly leaf and refer to the pages where there are points of importance, and you can uno them, asyou please. But, alas, if one ifo finish abook.and there has boon quickened, and not oven provocation eraa, what a book is that! We should ve a special shelf, I think, for imbedlee as we have asylumafor idiots.—“E.P.P.*' tn Globe-Democrat. of a rontemporary that Americans of tha middle and upper classes arc healthter and longer lived than Englisbraun Aa the old man grows more and mora blundering, if ho will grow more careful it will go far to oountorbalanoe th A in­ firmity. Esch individual in a partnership la ro- Odo principal part of a teacher's bata­ tas la to keep bls pupil from being too tally satisfied. Difficulty is the vary school of culture company by hbi continual eate qusstionn ed with the trip. 'VMvron Pennock and wife came home : Friday from York Mate, where they have inquired. "Msznma. te-en spending fourrweeka visiting friends. rain cone from?" "J . ,’’sta»>«»1 *•! wrrt Hta- Mrs. Oren Barrett returned home Friday from the aaira- atate. Pole rate Ing at Cloverdale Wednesday. Lot everybody turn out. re-peeiaily the re> | ,4 J;Jx: I*--*j ""X sumUyml -IU'^’Wr. tai Mm M ‘re wiU U'k Ont‘* candidate for stau . 1 Ccitttrt*political i*** thr da> “ Willie �A FINE PIECE OF “FIXING’ THE COFFEE. AN INFERIOR PRODUCT TO DECEIVE EVEN POLISHED MU EXPERTS. The adulteraikm of toffee Is an evil of ■o widespread and well recognized a kind that a leading grocer of thia city recently had a two column "ad" In the paper aaU ting forth th© peculiar method* employed ■nd tho differences' existing between vari­ ous growth* of cofft*. TLb draler was Men the other day by a reporter, to whom he said "Tho adulteration of coffee la a bualnew. and a large one at that. There ■Tint under varioua name*. In New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, firm* who do a flouruhing busineM In this line. "The work they do—and are paid for handsomely—la the cleaning, eoottring. polishing and coloring of the natural team. It must not be supposed, however, that thia is all done with tho knowledge and connivance of the retail or wholesale grbeers by whom tho coSeo Is afterward sold to the consumer. Not at alL Prob­ ably fully B0 per amt of these grocers coflec, when In reality they got inferior grades. Yon boo. It is a didlcult thing to determine exactly the quality of coffee in tlit; bean. Thcru is. In point of fact, no euro test to be employed In sampling ooffoes but the one of taking lha beau coffee, roasting it, and making a liquor of it, ■which is drunk.' That u the only reliable teat. What can bo learned about euffue would in reality fill a book, and it takes years and good opportunities to become a 'CQDDolaaeur. "Now, what would you tako this coffee to be?’ and the expert handed orer two small vessels uf roasted coffee, allowing beansv of hmidsomu shape, uniform in alxo aim pungent of odor. "That is Bucaruarango and the other Bogota. Now, did you ever bear of such coffee or such token far Java by even pretty good judges. And wbat do you anpposo thia Isf He showed another small vessel full of unroasted coffee. Tho berries were of all shapes, flat and almost globular, ooiac four times as largo as others. But this coffee, though not roasted, exhaled a pow­ erful fragrance, reminding one a little of vanilla "Tills la genuine Mocha, samplod and bought by myself at Aden, Ara­ bia. They say there is more ao called Mocha soW here in Chicago than the whole crop of real Mocha coffee amounts to. It may be ao." “And how about the real process of adulteration?" “It isn’t called bo. It's termed 'fixing* or ‘dreaaing* in the trade. It gulls deal«rs as well as the public. I’ll give you a few samples of how it works. Real Java comes, for Instance, in flatfish woven znata On the trip across tho ocean moist t>eans generatf damp heat. It gives the natural grtenish tint of the berry a tinge toward the yellow and brown. It also swell* tho size of tho berry. To Imitate Java, Macaraibo, Guatemala and Santos 1b used—all Ameri­ can coffoe*. When subjected to a sweat­ ing process they begin to look more or k«h like Java, so much so as to deceive •ven <leolcrs who do not take the trouble . railway tents a pound, or 33 per cent. Take Guatemala euffue. That lu an excellent kind, handsome to look at und pleasant to taste. But much of what is bold tinder the name Is nothing but Costa Rica, or Rio. A polishing macliluu will in a few hours give thorn the bluish tint and the flowy apoearanoy of genuine Guatemala. Boapfctotlu and Prussian blue are used in coloring. Of Rio there is more imported than of all other kinds of coffee—probably ten times as much. There are all kinds of Rio coffee. 6qhm> is exquisite, as fine in flavor as Almost any coffee. Some are very poor. The small Brazilian farmers will spread and cure their raw coffee right <m the pampas. In drying, the berry will absorb the flavor of the manure sodden earth, and such coffee will be, of course, bad in taste. But you can't tell it half the time until you roast the berry and boil vour coffee.'A local firm which the dealer referred to as ‘•fixing1* the coffee has a warehouse that is crammed from cellar to roof with sacks of coffee and with machinery to ••fix" it They evidently do a very goad trade. The superintendent was watching the loading of a cargo of several hundred sacks of coffee consigned to a popular mill tn town. Ho was not averse to giving a few points of Information regarding the business In which his bouse is engaged. "Nine-tenths of our work,*'be said, "oonaists In •milling’ coffee. That is another name for ■polishing. * The machines used in the business are plain, horizontal cyl­ inders and centrifugals. If coffee La very dry and husky wu use a llttlo pure water, about one gill to the bag, so as to give it a nice, clean and smooth appearance. The polishing is done to smooth the berry— that’s & Whether dealers afterward sell this coffee, improved in looks, for higher grade than it actually Is, is a mat­ ter with which we have nothing to do. W. A._ —III— 1____ company amounted to a trifle over 8 psr cent, on ths whole expenditure on tho lino. Of parliamentary cost* the Brighton railway averaged £4.806 pw mile; Monr and Birmingham, £3,190; Blackwall, £14.414. These figures are almost beyond belief, when we consider that some English lines in favorable positions cos*, altogether only £10,000 per mile. The Brighton line far two sessions fought a doapmwto battle against several othar companies, and whan ita bill camo before the committoo the expense* of counsel and witruMsea amounted to over £1,000 a day. and the discussion of tho measure lasted fifty days. The solicitor's bill of the Southeastern railway contained 10,000 folios, occupy­ ing twelve month* in taxations and amounted to £240,000. Ono company found such difficulty in getting their bill through it* preliminary atages that at last, when they had reached tho long de­ sired last stage, they had already spent roll way. Of the terrible costs which ha ve been incurred only to lead to ultimate failure, one instance will bo sufEdent. The noon the Stone and Rmrbv LUI discussion W«1 .lxl/S tai is the family medicine it> thousands uf households. chlal trouble that, whenever I take cold or am exposed to Inclement weather, shows iteelf by a very annoying tickling aerumtloB in the throat and by difficulty in breathing. I have tried a great many remedies, but none drx-s so well as Ayer’s Cherry Pee­ loral which always gives prompt relief in returns of my old complaint."—Ernest A. Hepler, Inspector of Public Ro^ds, Pariah Terre Bunue, Lu"I consider Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral a । most Important remedy For Home Use. I barn tested it* curative power, in my family, many times during the past thirty yean, and have never known It to fail. 1C* will relieve the most serious affections of the throat and luua, whether in children or adults."—Mrs. E. G. Edgerly, Council “Twenty year* ago I was troubled with n dlaoaae of the luuga. Doctor* afforded me no relief and considered my ca*e hopnleM. I then began to use Ayer’n Cherry Pectoral, February till August, I83V-. and in the and, before I had finished one bottle, found year ItWO the measure was defeated, after relief. I continued to take thia medicine having resulted in a loss of £146,000 to until a cure was effected. 1 believe that ita unhappy promoter*. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral aaved my life."— It it needless to say that such enormous Samuel Grigg*, Waukegan, LU. expenditure cripples’ many a railway, and "Six yo*r* ago I contracted a severe cold prevents its hliandioldere from over earn­ which settled on my lungs and soon de­ ing good dividends. The ceaseless veloped all the alarmiug symptoms of Con­ energy, untiring perseverance and neat sumption. I had a cough, night sweats, diplomacy which have to be shown in bleeding of the lungs, jmhis in the cheat and sides, and was so prostrated as to be pushing a railway bill to a succcsaful is- confined to my bed moat of the time. After Buooro almost beyond belief; but it is trying various prescriptions, without bene­ -much to bo desired tliat some means fit, my physician finally detenniued to give should bo discovered of keeping down the me Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I took It, and expenses which »o often go for to ruin a the effect was magical. I seemed to rally lino even before it has begun working.— from tho first dose of thld medicine, and. after using only three bottles, am as well Railway Press. und sound as ever." —Bodney Johnson, Springtield, III. } Tho law of retardation exhibit* itself in tho teeth of th© higher races of mankind in a highly, inconvenient manner. The greatly developed brain require* all the available room in tho skull; there is no space left for the attachment of muscles for a powerful jaw. Cooked food also causes a degeneracy Ln tho development of the jaw. There is constantly no room left for either the wisdom teeth or the second upper Incisors; tho wisdom teeth aro retarded, often cause great pain, and decay early. Tho second Incisor* appear in startling and unexpected placed, and often (Ln America especially) do not cut the gum at alL Professor Cope says that "American dentists have observed that the third molar teeth (wisdom teeth) are in natives of the United States very liable to Lmt>crfect growth-or suppression, and to a degree entirely unknown among sav­ age or even many civilized races.** The same suppression hashven observed in the outer pair of superior incisors. This is owing not only to a reduction in the size of tho arches of the jaws, but to succeealvely prolonged delay- in tho ap­ pearance of the teeth. In tho samo way men, and the man like apes, have fewer teeth than tho lower mankeys, and these again fewer than tho insectivorous mam­ mals to which they are most nearly allied. When this difference in dentition has been established, civilized man may claim to place himself in a new specie*, apart from low savages as well as from high apes.—Mrs. Alice Bodington in Popular Science Monthly. It is probable that the cultivation of the cocoanut for profit will always, in Florida, bo confined to the region on the Keys and mainland wouth of the CalooeahaLchlo river, though the palm will con­ tinue to be grown for its groat beauty, or a chance crop of nut*, in protected spots, even as far north a* the latitude of Tampa and Cape ConavcraL The cocoanuts pro­ duced in Florida are a trifle smaller than those of the tropics, and are not con­ sidered so valuable for sued, hence most of those used for planting are proemtd from Central America, more especially from the Bay Islands (Utllla. Bonaco and Ruatan) and mainland of Honduras. The nut* that have not sprouted on the voyage are bomotlmcs planted In nursery l»d.i and transplanted when a year or eighteen mot»ths old. Only a small jxsr cent, fails to germinate, though some­ times the sprout* are a year or more in appearing. The dlstancu apart at which they are planted varies, from fifteen to twenty-five foot; twenty feet is the usual distance. The only cultivation given on the Keys Is the occasional cutting of the woods and undergrowth in spring and fall. There Is a popular saying tiiat a bearing ooooa palm will produce one nut for each day throughout the year, but thia la a little overdrawn, the best trees producing about 200 nuts per year.— American Agriculturist Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maae. Hold by Druggtat*. 1‘rlec gl; six bottles. SC. erased. dated November »th. A. D. 1*0. sod recorded In tbn office of the regtater ot deeds for Ute county ot Barry and state of Michigan. on the 2flth day of December, A. D.. 1»M. In Uber ,1» of mortgagee, on pages B's and' BT7. on which mortgage Uiere Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum of twelve hundred seven­ teen and S7-100 dollars. (I1J17A7) and an attor­ ney's fee of twenty-tiro dollars provided tor In said mortgage. and no suit or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover- the mon evs secured by said mortgage, or any jxart there­ of; and said mortgage having been, on the tMlb clay of May. A. D. IW. for a rahiableoonalderatloo duly assigned by said Philo A. Sheldon m executors* aforesaid to Josephine Murdock. such caiM made and provldrd. notice la hereby even that on Saturday the 2/tb day of Novetur A. !>., JIM. at ten o’clock In lb« forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to the blgbevt bidder, at the north front door of the court bouse in the City at HaattDga, Barry County, and state or MLchfgau. (that being the place where the circuit court for Barry county Is Holden), the premlsea described In said mortgage or »o much thereof aa may b<- necessary u> pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per cent Interest, anti all legal eoata.togeUier with an ■ •" ■ y tree of’.YYenty-flvf dollan r<>venant<Mt for therein; the prvtuLant I'elng described In aald mortgage aa all that certain lot. piece and parcel ot land situate In the village ot Nashville, in the ooantv ot Barry and state ot Michigan, and known and described as foUowti: The east halt (mi of the south weal quarter (sw!«>of the aouth east quarter laefe) at sec­ tion number tbtrty-Ove (to) In town three (3> north, range seven (7j west. Barry county. Mich­ igan, containing twenty (») acres of land more Dated Hwmuri, Michigan, tin .ugust. A. D. im. • iOBkCCO fS INDEED A LUXURY • FlNZER’s On which we will be glad to quote prices. But it wa> m The Norcross Furnaces NEA!^ BEING OF Default had ng been made lu the conditions 1 ? eS*ulu RUM1? by Acn* M- Crouch nd Blearer Crunch to Robert H. Marshall. Barry and state ot Michigan, on the 14th day of August. IBKI. In liber id of mortgages, on pare XI3. said mortgage was assigned to Martha M. Cook, and said amlgument was duly recorded; oa which mortga+’e there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum of four hundred and ilfty-nwe dollars and seventy-one cents and an attorney's fee of twenty-are-dollare provided for In nv.en.p ar.i1 nn nt. -n.i--1 Hald mortngo «tlpulatlut that .In case any principal.or Interest Bhoulu become due, and 1 the whole amount of principal tbould become due and payable, o part ot principal or Insince March IMh. 1M7. of UlB power of sale and the statute in jvmmw, uoure is nrn-tiy day of December. ia». at >oo. 1 shall *»U at public adulteration, properly speaking, in done, not lu this country, but before it reaches bsro. Tako Mocha as an example. The Default having been made In Uie 'coodlUona of s certain mortjtasn made by Warren tulllwril and Lenora C. Blfilwell. hi* wife, to Baniuel STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. AS IT PttS&r KNOWN AS A 5 Boots and Shoes. AMONG DEFERS THESE GOODS AR; u(i THE MARKET IN-ONLY ONE SHAPE, 3x12 FULL k'OZ.r.VG -THE MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN POCKET PIECES OR CARRY WHOLE. HO. PISZER 4 BROS, LoiisrlDe. tj the head and the; do.M 5,000.<MM) pou Nt. wonder peopl uat hearts. This Dr. Mile#’ XV* Cure. Alwa tir-t be«ht to get weak. fahit or w tradernMB in 'M Goodyear’*.' GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, ’ Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. All goods marked in plain figures. * One Price to All, inns i*wru.» pels worms from funded. W. H.- Is our motto. In two day* ht> were sh For heavy boots we carry the THE SPECIALIST. Whitney. - MICH.. Can give those suffering from any form of < > n-rtipaliun but Cobb’a Utile £. Allen A U-ad the guar Cough Syr W. H. Go paj. None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with their goods as they know they are a good make; but these diseases—a successful no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned practice in dealing with such brands. ■ disorders. DISEASE, Harlxir Sprin j.«al clnirch. Doy.x; w The Muskeg sol litTs’ taunum Testimonials. Rower Shoe Co. One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. . Closing Out Sale! I have just purchased a lot of iroin impair Ma reat're tt» pecul A financial b ty fair. DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer' ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. New Goods! Prints at 4c, cowl etyle and full width A good line of dress goods in all wool. widt^aTd Of these he can show-enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. . etc., double Ladies and children’s cloaks, jackets and shaYds Quilts and blankets, white and colored ’ l-adies and men's underwear. shoes. ’ of all bargains is in IxYots-and shoes, and ladies' fine The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he ran <•««* yon. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances ami the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. atBtoafMjehlcan, County of Itarry mMlliil Patton, drern-ro. W«Ta* mtSSitartl. bavins U- u »Pi by the Probate oourtf»r th© Cgll and see and get prices. DaMt. Hrp rtiilwr Wth. IM* Fifty room* w Island at St Clair You fan/cure Hili’* I’wrlew Sa in. tho Bto- For sale by We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of ...ivi.w... ■ n< .. , (...miii. ..u'.'mi ail star, highest bidder at the north front door ef the The S.i Extra jtet combines in ncr warmth, stre Ask >»“r tolc 5 A Extra Test, lowing |a Hors ----- FOE------ item, on the UUt day uf May, statute in U hereby TO JttAKE it HEADQUARTERS old timee before tho war. To judge 7r«> the couple of lecture* that I llstentod to last winter, oodety in the pact waa neither as lively nor as krtereatlag oo that of to- in Pittsburg Ballftiln good I won't forget t Trade Mark* \TOBACCO NASHVILLE. Attorney* for MuttKagec. <• i wanted a g<x •» u,l‘Lth f>NE PIECE Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. Default hawing been made lu the condition* ot a ertalu mortgage made by Edwin If. Mallory ana lary J. Mallory, bls wife^to Philo A. Sheldon Another novelty In the 'line of social entertainment is what might be called the ruallnlsoent lecture. It waa Invented, I beliAve. by a lady of excellent family, advanced in years and imp-uve^shed by nrces.urr finauciid misfortunes, but whose uoclal MgB. With jxuiitldn is beyond assault. She has added considerably to her income by de­ livering drawing room talks upon her romortgage as all that certain coUectloua of American society In the past, land lying and being situate Irvins. In the county cd Barry to subaaibers, at <10 a couree. out of the gau. and known and described ranks of the society of the present. Now southeast quarter of the south and then, when she stops to tako u breath, netion twenty-lire (85) lu town UHWlh, range nine (l>) west. containing’ a pianist plsyn an air adapted to the oc­ four tortv acre* more nr 1ms casion. This performer is her only ex­ tag enough to induce ethers to enter the list*, and several arc mentioned who will. BUILDER’S HARDWARE V o. D. SPAULDING. JOHN-I FgMtM- fur uwUttUt with all that dart �„,d b«>- cit> °“|J ta, i.MK. r. I musrmo* concerhiho M. MhJI <4 BMnn. 111. hu ta«> tot blrunj. ___ I Rheumatism those WH0 START OH A JOURNEY. WHO START ON A JOURNEY. _________ Fine New Stockl ■ JUST RECEIVED --------------------------- M _— ------- - — ~ ~ M unit octpHood's Raraaparlll* did me more good than all the other medicine I ever had." H- T. Baia-om, Shirley VlUjgv, Mam. “IhadfteumaUxmthree yean, and rot no rollef till I took Hood's S.-.napartUa. It has - tick headache remedy. Huftered from sick headache. almost from infancy, and triad every Miuras my own fault, lwmKJ.-t:: horse blanket ,1, told th" was-just as L„1s.l<tal'■c,. Next time |,M-t ten M look for ‘his ,, Trade JU.' -dms^. The 5* Extr * Test Horse BlanVtconibin. > in i remarkable man­ ner tfamrth.; ? and beauty. zVk your ; for cither the j^E.'rtriTc r, r me of the fol­ ulator. I teel for anyone that »uSerx with utat terrible dlwaM. and I hope you will live It a I trial.—C. S. Morris, RrownsvIUe, W. Ya. ' ! A five-pound eel wa* speared In Daw Beese lake the other night Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is the quickest cure fur all blood disoaaes. Ita effects are al­ ways beneficial., ihit down at Coldwater this srason: Over one mile of cement walk. A SURPRISED FENCER. Hours Sarsaparilla b characterized by ■cfcod luekii Wl'h -<"Tr,U; 11 r«.: fe* to ™■; Old ooo oh' U.K ■'VMdrwl atrvngth, effecting cures hitherto unknown, bend for bock cr-nUiniug additlonal evidence. •<tar dorootlr {obw d.ugtiu, A young bank rierk in Albany la wiser than he was a year ago. In the bank where b»> waa a clerk a new man was given a somewhat inferior poalt ion Tho newcomer waa a email, alight framed Frenchman, whcao English was decidedly lame, but who ao seldom spoke that it w ,n “uc“ made little difference. The senior clerk a wish bringing th„ «n. tor. „ Xl' had a decided penchant for fracing, and c->mf<rv*i with most fellows of his age and position was unquestionably a good swordsman. In addition to thia he was a ■blog but rJTbA ““I*. most iusuffera hlo braggart, ami his mill .mK> L. “el XlMb,"oT tary accomplishment was his one topic of thought and conversation. Hu had about him a very patrenlxing air. which ho pro­ *ho, whether thev'^li*1 others ceeded to inflict upon the inoffensive Frenchman, and hl? familiar slaps on the likjo to havn pl<iSt thfr.^ ~ \ °r. Begotcr < I Deeds. Lowell, Mom. , * HuWMtna beat* all often. and Hood’s Sarsaparilla DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS ----- AT------ Julius Russell’s. Sold by all druggists, ft; six for ffS. Made only by C. I. BOOB & CO., Lowell. Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar* See his stock of new styles in - MILLINERY GOODS •ulb « XX* “11""- __ .. I Finally a particularly emphatic thump I tween . >‘<xu the tiro little utww iFrenchman'a■ ou ahouldi ’iuiuotn unnMUraat *r» । nuaij )mnd sharply prominent again*', the ’ lowingsa Hur .• Blankets: ll»® boat while bow°t * few weeks •go?Thl2r‘ht,,rOTd’'-" Only throng of poopie wiJr’« * to friends bound «Reu noticed that th» •nIS™8’ t^*5 Atlantic I °ften«r »«>ek“ were Containing the latest and best patterns of &'A Closing Out Sale STAISTIMi (XX A 4OCRMCY. r'““« Onr Mr. Llcbty having determined dial hi* Individual Interoata demand his undivided } Spsrochteas with rage, tho young man attention, and that lie tatttt therefore clere out hi* share in the buxine**, ' found ids desk, and shortly tefterward. we have talked the matter over and decided to I through * friend, challemred o French 5A Electric. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER man to mortal combat. Thu iaUcf apole p.taek.",-.l„.W|7. J, and tieallb Restorer. Cures all kinds of | jHxcd, bi fact did all in Us power to undo .Headache within thirty minute*—Try IL ttJr Cvtefi Twit 11 ■■ tolbcUcf of his haaty blow, in vain. JjA tXXTd It»t. :,-,4hlngbut-MoodtanwijR,<.itthatin>*v v«nBw»M- I snjt," the young man said tadgjflily. Ths follow*: ' I have been zimuk to the Hot Kprtnn. 1 drtail* were arrangwi. tho Frenchman, as Ark., for fifteen yean loe an itching humor lu the challenged party, choosing rapiers. 30 other styles •?’ '* •‘""-I ««J Plrb. ,my blo-*l. I have iuM u*ed thro- bottles of Before Novembvr 1st next when our lease of our present store expire*Greatly to tfce t urpriae uf the itot blooded “ua‘i.k^'J ‘1 '• *“*1 • i—utitoi Vlurrfar Hiller., and It ha» done me more good young «h*lleng< r. thecaahtec. of the bonk. cnild Is rare c<«d lock, especiallv if von than the Spring*. It t» the beet medicine We attempted once before. In good faltiu to close out our business, but unfoneen ' Who iwvw tbb* frenchman well, acted as cui get the little one to notice you; a circumstances prevented. This time we mean it. and November 1st will see our btwiFor sale by aM dealers. turf letter’s second. Tlp> day camo and busluroa man with a quick, brisk walk York say*-. 'Wave not been without V tnenr ness entirely closed out nd this firm (lissolved. Hitler, trr the tuuU twelve year*. and coo.lder the hs^jr. TYir pripripals stepped to posi­ foJd.^2??0 T”.hi? tooU It a whole medicine cheM In our family. tion. Minted, arm the blue blades crossed o hlckJ’t* meet;.while To help on tlds sale, we have declde»l to • MRS. MATTIE FVRGl HON. tdCryea. N. Y. with that smooth, gliding sound which is the postman, policeman, doctor and priest aayw ‘ Vlorcar Hittenl. the bet inedteiue I music to t i»e ear of the true swordsman. are aU forerunners of anxiotv. and you ever tried; it saved my life." tlie heart Tho Frenchman, wty»s«> familiarity with need be unro canny and unro w.ry, for 1. F. BAILEY, of Humboldt. Iowa aaye; each day. his weapon was evident at the start, con­ <*pP'>nils **' your prudence ■•Vlncaar Miner* eared me ot panily.l- ten fined himself at first entirely to defense, A universal negro superstition—and I turning his opponent's point with a grace NIK. WM. A. DAVIS of Camden. X. J.says: of movement and absence of fear or nerv­ nave found it existing among the laraeL "I have nattered neatly from ladigeatlon and Of Dry (<<Mk|s, Boots and Shoes—a new lot ot these goods Just received, our Horse, Show Cued, a good S-liarrel Oil Tank, pair Delivery Hot* Scales. Tobaecoea. X ousness which were poetry in action- 'rhe itca of New York city—UtoMkaqneation trowel tronblm, and Vihrimr Hitter. gave tne re­ Tea*. Coffees, Camnid G*ods. Package Goods, etc., a TICKET. young man grow bolder, his thrust* be­ of any stranger who strikes their fancy, lief. " ‘ . / priLv. pain or gan t<> have an air of ferocity which and if answered satisfactorih. they bi- write* '-| aiware Um-'Vleeaar Wttera n« a d st W. II. seemed to anger the Frenchman a trifle. lieve they bate taken that p-twon s luck . sprinc mvdlnne. and have the brei of health. , and turning aside his opponent's thrust I once asked an old colored anntv who 1. COLF.M KN. V. Montgomery rt-. New- Yoric 1 he made a quick lunge, and the young tud bora eying me for some time, and write-: "I find your \ ineaar Hitler* a Ar*t » , who I »aw wua about to make somv in­ clan ionic.'' i American bare’.v parried. I Another quick thrust and a turn of tho quiry why she wanted my luck. She VINEGAR BITTERS. oKi-ht- y using j wrist were too much for him: there wa* a looked ut inn a moment, and seeing I was "the <|nly Teiit|rorancr Bitter* known. \V. 11. Good- j sharp snap uip! tho top button of his eoat in earnest, said; "Well, honey. I don't I flew imto-3 the room. Angry ut this cvi­ want all your luck, but you's voting and H Ntfnuiialre the Brain and quiet* the Nerve*, regulate* the Bowel* awl n-udera i dent trifling, the button’s owner made a kin get more, and I'a gwine to see my We will have adrawlng cif Hu-.m* tickets. We will buy the :»00th ticket drawn i!;-. '-.v»i> ever 1 Sppeful lungi'. which wu* quietly [arricsl daughter, who am exporting a little Iwbv a perftrot blond drvnlatiufi through the from the bu^ for • • ‘ human veins. which i* -tire to restore per­ i and the next button was snapped away. girl, and I6nu>Ls her to look just like •is-<-iit.'- will ex-1 One after another the shining buttons on you." Theeoinpiitpent was appreciated, fect health. A beattUfui t***k free. A<in-**. ru.iu--’. r«--, »»lty blue braided jacket were cut off apfl so when she left the ears I carefullv ' by the' FnNiehman'* ready point. De- -drojijrotl a silver dollar where she would .vti Washington st. । ridedly'•rattted" at Id* opponent's akill see it. Picking it up and holding Mt out We will buy tlie 500th tJeket drawn from the box for \_ ( > buUirl* of and tbe irrepr»-s.*ible smite* of the secund* for tee to see. .-he exclaimed. "I knowed -.lUgatHrk. ' and surgeon, the you;;; clerk now. with you'd bring me luck.' A Herman -«rendition, and one said to i./ .i. < greater rapidity and less caution, made li' <; nrtvear " lunges, any one of which would alter your luck if it does not please you. is n> < bongo or remove some article of . ' ’’ ' *' I have driven tlie sharp rapier through the clothing, such as tho right cuff tn the | ■-I- Ir-alrr-of' bodv of the _________ cool Frenchman. _ diilotha ‘ ' **' left arm. or your earrings or linger rings. ' __ i. quietly .: - 'i to Henry | -----little man. ' '* 'parrying, • ‘ with the nr We will buy tlurtiiKlth ticket drawn from tlie box for take off vnnr bat, being careful to put j sharp point of his weapon stripped the front uf the young man's jacket to rib­ it on straight. a cnrxKSR Nonox. ■ bons The Ghin?se believe that when starting The contest had iastod some-twenty minute's when suddenly the Frenchman on a journey It is great grrod lurk to have caught the swiftly advancing point of his an in-eet or reptile go out before you. or, opponent, turned it aside, slipped hl* own' belter still, to cross your jwth cdinlng iw—«. w.- w-if. »«••»«« ETT2!5S2‘Sit vea battl. curing all broai *«ln sword quickly down along the other's from the left side. es-e- nimble* blotch**, rezrma. tetter. eMfiDK * No credit from this time on, a.- we are dulmr this to close <»uL We want every If you are not thinking of taking a HC it h SSe from jwrtecUv pure blade, turning it with a quick wrist mo­ fierson who owos us t<» settle his teronnt before Nov. IsL tion so that it partly wound around it,, journey and find a key. you may expect and la m^t heallnc and We desire io thank the peojtle of Hastings and vicinity for their generous ]>atronand with a aharr- wrenching motion tore very shortly to hare to pork your trunk. age ami Invite them to help gvl tile benefits of tlje r*or ® ' *»*•• ti> build a the h’capon away and sent it fiying across( To start on a journey with the new moon de icnoor wnt hv mall ,„m „ . «.t.>«5J!R»*S5m,, c,, the fluor. Then he saluted, threw his is by for tho luekh st ijting one can do. A white mark on the noil of the littlu wea]M>u down and left the room. It sub­’ M2 Wastynictoo ®L< ^ew sequently transpired that the /foreigner, finger of either hand is said to foretell a ■’ won by Hood** • journey, I be old saying. "A gift, a friend. ' On all goods during tlds Closing Out Sate. Respectfully, !>«•< . wnerrlt fa ere- was—and is—a member of u o/icc noblo a foo. u lover to come, and a journey to 1< i M n '.irsaparUla French family, a captain h> tlie Rrnch • 1. .mm. ■old it boa । army, and his teachers have been some of go," being firmly belitncd In by more >n aince IM fntroduc* j the ’ best swordsmen in Franc*-. Thu than one wise woman. Cat your nails on •Hili' i-ot iw- If the Saturday if you wish to travel, for to cut .„ American not challen merit |fyo:i«uffer nt If yo-i -utter 11 w.. rvn nnc Aftfriout has ta» not rnauro xtl y» any them on Monday is to cut them for health, 1‘. S.—All wh<» pay on account will get a ticket for each dollar paid. sarMFarillawMl i kiacAhmetoft foreigners since. Inclined to talk of Ids experience Or skid. on Tuesday for wealth, on Wmbieaday for a letter, on Thursday for better, on Friday • I Hu* Calhoun ruimI- * — Alhanv Joainial. —Albany Jodrual. for woe, on Sat unlay a journey to go. It-is considered vary lucky by sonfij to Viriur'. Log <abin meet a humpbuckrel person when starting Walking down Tnuuont street not» on a journey, and if yon would have rare - - ^Sarsaparilla.'’ long ago with n fricipi wo turned into a ' H igh and Consumpgood luck be sure to touch bls hump. When starting on a journey remember uir«iy.“—“Hopsand shop, attracted by tfio latest fad in gold hair pin* temptingly dtepkyed. As we to put your right stocking on first and nr Tonic."—' Ll ver stood In hE.tftful contemplation of thl.-. fotir right foot out of the house first, and golden fruit, forbidden us by tho shallowdo not look be-.’; nt-ths house after tho I’lasters." <I‘oriti.-, । ream, tor C*- newt of our pocket*, the speil wa* broken Lvnt door i; dused.—Harper's Baxcr. We are loaded with the • Winner's "'nppe- by Rome subtle attraction about a woman rffertive remedies of v.-ho was on the point of leaving. Half (taw ntat'erlal of Bto . unconsciously I looked tip, but what I be­ ) Aug, 21st. held restorod me fully to realization of TUESDAY./Sept 11 and .5. • at Marquette during the ridiculous. In u stage whisper I men­ F Evi'tnng Ne«»' » ‘ |t tho raw \ Oct. 9 and 23. tioned to my friend that she would mis* 255^*^ tlie sight of tho season if ahc did not look Whereupon aho turned, and uu-., “» P“V!j“ , thin; >rktvtract ef Haxl catarrh around. b«nly -are. fn-tt turned again, for one glance at tho !“n,«r.- UnrS «. tar. U» ■ ar*!!" .t inperlor of any remedy creature of fashion—who, a* I supposed, *" ‘ rjare's. Pttrel) vegetable hod adjusted a miniature Mount Vesuvius Ever shown in Barry County, to the rear of her head, out of which , '. I I'niparrd. it |« alMolutely ..... I - cures where all other streamed groat curt* of lav*—dratroyed RY.. FROM ’ - and' the*moot learned all the equilibrium of riaiblee in my 'ill. That It is a favorite friend's possession. ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS "iieriotuly." I said, “what has ahecm’" l- evidenced by the fart "Any one would know you bad bec-n out im-i two yeat- M.000 »lAT RATEH ' —J, w .eat hl. -nJ Positively cure* ca- of town," was. the reply; "did you come , .Iwka.. in on a hay wagon that yon do not know ‘wrb.haj •ilda. etc. targe bottlM hair done ala.MedlciT" “I knave before mpwftwM Jf jtointatajf et G<«*lyeafs drug store. We carry everything to be found in a first-class Hardware your burst of in/ormation that I tad met coel. but chicfiy. w iMai... .1 ><n)r of a man •• ilmr at TravrnA* City for a Jay," was uiy stem answer, "and I trust Store, including a fine line of tho last of that xpecias." But these gu'hd In 1dm and that benefit in­ I presume you ara doing it, cr will, zo fettered „ cratnuttod with i 'have ’liecn ,H'rvomade «-M trouuic* AI TH^Nn^KFABK.^onmnd in the | why wn*te words’ Vvu moved back to j horWi in ft which th«e !«*» Thlnhearlaciie. fits. I th* connter behind which i;tuod tbo clerk i the crowded cundi to ajd die '*«! '•» ;<r-..ring many nervous troubles - ' 'H'-.s. eft., are always! convulsed with inward hughter, ita: i * ‘>i irritation of tin- nerves ’ would coinc out when ho caught sight-of tiwdu'lb'S * trip ihruuab ><»r- We are closing out the well known _ t our grinning cotinteaaucc* Tta result 'J- <‘i irritation of the nerves U was that wo trioed <mr merriment, au th j ■ it.- "sq^iltspepalk, pain. wind. Hr-. 1 ,r’ ' tin -touurh: weak lung* i* ! whole affair had been Lrrtslxtibl?. The Tr*»»,riPt'_^——--------=— '-■n-tTi i, . i.n-.-suf the ports: bUiuna* hair was a streaky yellow, hoisted Into a stud Mock wpttaa TM ItoodP’*Do not fail to look us over before you buy. (r'*-1 i ,.t-i>ii. cte., to weaknt*.* inf the projectile below tlie crown of the heid The tax c0ll*j)0,toSbSd*TOl‘pi££C°f ''' •• - - f ‘t.i liver or lanreb; pains, hr«<u- At it>« extreme outer end of this protv.”• I'ttJiiy, to derangement of the brnmcB were fusieued what the roman. ' ' '"id brain food *m tutaaoa1 tickt' would term "a cluster of ringlets " Mil'"’ For Trt-i all wcakuwro. Dr. ; tat in my dull, material way I should ; 1-^.L “bl l» in H-TTE and brain food -urpasM-* ; T.i.-tlies, Trial la»nI-« free ailj pronounce false curia of preciaely * l*vn r^inscauentiv my first 1 bought was T drug strong. ! fot. OoW .—Boston Cor. r». Mi iuiimj is still sending out . of a crater — “•Wl'I. , | Chicago TU»e* 5/A Boss Stable. " ' VINEGAR BITTERS ^XrXrssts % ,h->~"7 Close Out Our Entire Stock! GIVE TO EVERY PERSON WHO BUYS $1.00 WORTH October 29, 1888, SEASALT •SOAP- $20 IN GOLD. $15 IN GOLD. $10 IN GOLD Specially Low Prices HOUGHTALIN & LICHTY. harvest i EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! MONTANA, LARGEST AND FINEST LINE St. hsl, Misoeapslis & Manitoba HEATING AND COOK STOVES At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE! REMEMBER * Whips, Horse Blankets, Robes, Bneiiex, Cotters and Sleifbs. FLINT^ROAD CARTS at $15.00. F- u. /?/ Goodyear Bros; �should cone also the piping cry of the third party prohibitionist*. answering Uke an echo to the hoarse cry in our front and in a little while that wa* fall. We -Smash the Republican party?" [Applause.] erected one at Ionin to care for tbi- crimi­ BENJAMIN HARRISON. nal, or homicidal insane, that would take Says the Rural New Yorker, one of Use •f nmiANA. leading agricultural papers of the eorrtitry: session of the legislature I had conceived ••The farmers of Michigan wil have small ideas in relation to the construction of LEVI P. MORTON. additlnnal asylums that would be lerai ex­ business to complain about politicians if pensive; the large asylums coal t» $1,000 they fail to elect Cyras G. Luce governor for capacity for each patient. We had PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. this fall. If they had scoured the country some of us conceived the Idea of erecting "ggS&WLLGEK. of Waroe’. they could hardly have selected one who cottages that would accommodate forty or fifty, each: In connection with Um1 penal more completely represents the farm and institutions have farms upon whiefe the pa­ I KDWAROBUKK.oI Wayne. the farmer. What do you propose to do tients should work. In the meosage which II. JUNIU8 E. BEAL, of Washtenaw. Hl .RICHMONDKINdMAN ofGdboun about 1L Michigan fanners? Now that 1 Juul the honor to present to the legisla­ l": JGBAPH W. FR^H.X*you have forced one of the great political ture and recommend, I was astonished to VI. JAMES M Tt RNER.°of lugbani. find the several InmuiIh. Hupcrlntendente parties to select as Its standard bearer, u and |>eople generally were willing to try vn. JohnAhomhon ‘rtB^bw. man of your own ranks, do you propose to tin- exjierlnieuL and but year we provided for the erection uf five of these cottages, elect him or not? For years there has IX. WELLINGTON W. CUMMER, ot been a cry that the fanner has been neg­ that would accommodate 200 patlenta. X. HARRY PAIERRILL. of Bay Those cottages are now completed and we XL VKRRV HANNAH, of Grand lected in politics, that he has bean a voter are taking rare of 200 patient* in the cot­ and nothing but a voter. We have listen­ tages, and have still room for u few more ed long enough to the sneer that the farm­ patlente. It caste about $300 each tor paer doesn’t know enough to fill an office; tiente- In those cottages. Now all this lias CYRUS G. LUCE. of Branch. cost money—but they were constructed at that lawyers and professional men must the dlctatus of this humanitarian isplrft fill them. Michigan fanner, must have, a bom of the Christian civilization of the day chance to prove the falsity of this charge in which we live. [Applause.] Thirty-four years ago—and that reminds GEORGE L MALTE, ot Alpena. or to add to its strength. Just as Hwy wish. me how old I am getting— 1 was elected n Let us see what they will do.” member of ybur legislatunt 1 visited the state prison, at Jackson. Tlie whole pris­ ROBCOB D. DIX. of Berrien. American markets for American fanners on system ha* been changed since then. F°STEFHRN V*. R/TKOWBRIDGE, of Ionia. should be the rule for American statesmen. Then we. saw chains and fetters on the fret For Superintendent of Public InstnietlonThat which improves the home market of the prisonera, and by tlie side of those JOBKPB ESTABROOK. ot Eaton. For Member Stale Board Education­ benefits the fanner. That which injures clanking chains 1 saw toys 14, 15 and 18 PERRY F. POWERS, ot Wexford. years old and my heart went out lu sym­ his home market works a like injury to pathy with those toys, and we jmismmI a thi? fanner. Protection to American in­ bill providing for the establishment of a dustries diversifies American Interests— reform school for boys. It tt heated at makes it possible for American citizens to Lansing. Almost four thotwanil toys have gone out from that Institution: eighty-five seek and find varied occupations. That is l>er cent of them have become good citizens. \ Connty TlcUvt. For Benr'eeiitatlve It. tbe State l^litalureone imI vantage- .Protection enables the They are tmnkeni, railroad men. mechanics, JERKM1AH M R(M1EB8. ol Caritoa. American manufacturer to pay better wa­ manufacturers, fanners and laborers, scat­ For 1‘robatf J udn*— CHAS. W. ABMBTRONG.of Yankee Bprinp. ges than under free trade. That is a tre­ tered over this state of uura. [Applause. | The state sends them out al 18, but still mendous advantage to the American farm­ watches and guards over them, looks to For gHRINEH.of Haaltags. er. The American laborer as he gets bet- their welfare. This Institution was built, FOr ^OMAS^- BRICK, of Maple Grove. too, in harmony with the Christian civiliza­ For ’itAlXEYB’^RlCHARDS, of PralrievfUe. enabled to buy more of the' products of the tion of this grand age In which we live. There are 450 toys there now. It Is a farm. F<CHKlSohJeRaTHOVGH, Of Woodland. pride tn the state of Michigan, and we re­ Great is civil service reform. Barry fer to it with honest pride in the enterprise CUR^STW’HEl’. fLVAHARMAN.of Hastings. of this unparalleled state of ours. We saw county affords a fine field for Its study. A again the deaf and dumb Without places For Circuit Conrt CommissionersALONZO E. KEW ASTON, of Hartings. Hurry county postmaster is a member ot for education, coming up helpless and in HARTLEY R. HENDBIci,of Middleville. the democratic state centra! committee for Ignorance, and this same humanitarian this district A postmaster is chairman of spirit Hurt stands oat In the front ranks in. this commonwealth, dictated we should the greenback county committee, and fus­ build an asylum and a school for them, SAMUEL J. BIDELMAN. of Hastings. ion candidate for representative, also fus­ and we erected a large one at Flint. Here ion stump speaker. Postmasters are mem­ there are three or four hundred of them, taught to read, read Hie word of God.and bers of the fusion county''committees. In study arithmetic, and they go oat broader, facL Cleveland’s servants seem to have a stronger and happier Uian they wen- before. mighty lot of political hustling t(h\do just All these things cost money. We saw Edward P. Allis, of Milwaukee, who has at pnlsenL This Is a very interesting again, and thia humanitarian heart ot ours been a leading advocate of the greenback throbbed in sympathy with the little waifs study. . tliat lay In the dry g«xls boxes, that tramp *• ( and greenback labor mov^ktita, has writ­ Greenbackent will be’ apt to vote for the streete and were lu tbe poor house* ten a letter to the 1,500 workmen in the without tbe sheltering can- qf a mother * roller process machine shops of his firm Grover Cleveland, who has favored the re­ affection or a father's strong arm to suj»giving his views of the present political sit­ tirement of the greenback currency, the port them, children without parents and nation. Thia letter is printed as a ready suspension of silver coinage, and to-day children with worse than no parent*. Tills humanitarian splriL right or wrong, dictat­ . ‘ way to ••awaken many Inquiries- from has nearly 870,000,000 of the surplus* in ed we should provide homes for the Utile pet democratic banks In New York city, ones... Down at Coldwater we constructed those to whom it is addressed. one that has cared for 2,400 of these little Protection is “the pivotal question," and instead of buying bonds with IL waifs and sent them into homes. The the two great parties "take distinct Issues” Of course Cleveland will not be reflect­ state took them into Ita great, generous on that He says: ed. The voters of this country will take arms, looked after them and educated them. American labor is the foundation stone him at his word. He said four years agn। ’’and furnished them homes where they have I of mir National life and future greatness. that he only-wanted one term, and also re­ been sent, and many of them are coming ‘ ' said io encourage and aid the working and up good men and good boys and good girts, elect a good men and good women. [Applause.] producing claases. whether on the farm, in marked that It was dangerous the workshop or In the office, should be the man to the presidency for a second term. But It costa money. We saw slghte of first duty- pt government, and our legisla­ young girls going down to depredation, Elect I*. T. Colgrove senator and J. M. woe and deatii. This same humanitarian tion should foe for owr own people and * for, or governed by, other Rogers representative, and you will elect system came to the front and says, we wil! country. nations. men who will faithfully represent this make the effort to lift up these girls to vir­ Giving the higher rate of wogeo, in their county ut Laxudng, and who will not vote tue and womanhood, and we constructed a school down at Adrian, where we rare for own and other establlsj»menta. he contin- for any free trader for U. 8. senator. from two hundred to three hundred of these girls, and we hope we see evidence Elsewhere can be men what Mr. E. P. The only possible way that this differ­ that good Is being done. But all this costs ence of wages between our own and for­ Allis, the -noted Milwaukee greenbacker money. Again we looked around and saw eign lands Is and ran be maintained. Is by has to say on the tariff question. It is the old soldier trembling, with dim eyes. the continuation of the policy that nude worth the perusal of every voter. W’e saw his bended knees; we saw him tbe difference exist, viz! tlie exclusion, to towed with rheumatism and paralysis, and a greater or less extent, of the products of Why doesn't the Journal how) a little tills great throbbing heart of ours went out that foreign, cheap labor from our shores. about bankers this year? It should give and said, no soldier who donned the blue, Tlbe policy which docs this ta the policy of severed his connection with home and : : n 11 onto indnstrlea, and it ta this Its list of the banks in which Its candidate friends, bid adieu to wife and children, , policy whlch> now being threatened by for governor is Interested. ahould ever die In the poor house or tramp the PTesen* National administration and the country as a profcMimud tramp. Thta There will be no question but that every great throliblffg heart of ours dictated that which'b< tu,W pass'd upon In the approachInj{ r3ect)oh. For H>e Hine being this que«- office in Barry county will be 'Milled with we ahould build a home. The government clean, capable men if the republican coun­ had neglected a duty, the president had stte staks into insignificance beside IL vetoed a bill, r democratic congress bad ty ticket shall be elected. I dAem It my duty at the present time, control, and we could nbt wait in this gen­ temporarily staking all other questions—to Free trade means natural dry roL Ever) erous state of ours and we constructed the be revived at a more auspicious time—to laboring man ahould fight It as they would home at Grand Rapids Hist takes rare of ’ do my ntmost In thin election to strengthen four hundred of them. [Applause.] tbe republican party, which broadly and any other enemy. I tell you, fellow citizens, these things openly espouses the cause of protection to cost money. They have; we know It, I STATE AFFAIRS. American Industries, and trust that every own IL I plead guilty. one of you that loves his family, his home We had to take care of the criminal class and bls country will do the same. CANDIDATE BLKTa CHARGES to protect the'fives and property of our citi­ AH TO HIGH TAXATION/ zens. We take care of the educational In­ These are the views of a man of high stitutions of this stale; we stand In the character and large experience, who holds front rank. No other state is up with us. most fraternal relations to tbe men ta bta Speech dellve^d al Grand Rapids Sept. 29, IWW. No state In this reapect compares with employ; who seeks no office, but aims to do 1 am glad from the depths of my heart Michigan In tbe grandeur of Ita support to that U>c attention of the people haa been our great educational Institution*. Now, his duty as an American citizen. called to tlie administration of state affairs fellow citizens, let me ask you frankly, do The following ta an extract taken from in Michigan. Tlie whole record of tbe re­ you want we should tear away that reform General Harrison’s speech delivered two publican part)- ta one of which we are school; do you want we ahould lock up the proud, and the more you will investigate, years ago. We commend It to the thought­ and tbe mon- you will compare, the more asylums; do you want we should tear down the soldiers’ \home and let the old wanderful consideration of our third party friends. pride you will have in tbe record made by "Before me to-day a great body of re­ tills party in the udministration of these Ing the blind—and 1 forgot them, next to publicans. young and old. full of pride ta affairs. At tbe Capital It ta the wander of the moat afflicted of all our creatures. We the old party, who believe that if haa, un­ visitors from New York, New England and have a place where we educate them by der (tod. wrought out tlie beat things that tbe west that we built that Capitol for a patient care and toll, to road with their ’ were ever achieved by any political organ­ million and a half of money and paid for fingers the words they never would have ization; who believe that it haa In It yet it; somethiug almost unparalleled that we known except for a blind asylum. But high capacities, and who ore not amiably constructed a building without a flaw, this too costa money. Do you want we •dlspooed when anybody says, "Smash the built It without the charge of stealing, and should lock up that blind asylum and let Republican Party!" [Applause.] If you these children go Ignorant and blind and ■want. to persuade us, you will have to made. Wc have just as much reason to be afflicted through life; do you want we change Hurt cry. And what next? Why proud today aa we ever had during U»e should tear out any of these institutions? thirty-four years of our existence. But If you do, vote for Mr. Burt, don't vote for they say state taxes are high and growing me, tfecauM! 1 am not In sympathy with 1L league? No, my countrymen! Now, higher. Now I ask you to give me careful [Applause.) tforth, if not txrforc, the shield II rar- attention because 1 am going to deal some­ Now, fellow citizens, I am going to read troota the liquor league, and the point what In statistics; and this may be dull, a little while. Mr. Burt aaya that we used there is no humor in IL Thirty-tour years up W10.000 last year for pin money, or to ago when the republican party took control the support of the state government proper. He says that Wt0.000 waa used up right state institutions. We bad tbe university around the capital, and not a dollar of it down nt Ann Arbor and the state’s prison went to any institution. He repeated it a nt Jackson. Tboec constituted tbe state dozen times when I bean! him make the In.'iiutitions. Now we live in an age, what­ speech, and I had a stenographer take ever else may distinguish iL that will be In froutte republican party, by this । to refer to IL He repeated It over and ■ aver again that of that 8010,000 not a dob were locked up, chained in log pens, lan­■ lar wont to any state institution. He said guishing In cells and In the poor bouses. that In 1SS0 they ran the stale government and their abieid will faith- Tbev int-rne people were suffering agoniesi for 8518,000. That is true. That we used of the must unfortunate of all Gods aflfici- AUOU8T 14, 1C7K editorial notes. Them are uM supervisors before fund appears tn me gi w ‘ „ right along with tbe othera. Now I will tell you what the general purpoae fund does. It pays all tbesupremv court Judges and the circuit judges, the expenses of the pays the salariee of all the clerks; It P«y» for beating and lighting the capitol; It W1* for all that vast printing we have done; K pays for tlie care and decoration and lurnfture that goea into the capital; it pays if we have a law aqlt, and we have a good Buuiy; It jays all the expented of law suite. I am not certain whether 1 have embraced all that It pays or not, but in addition ta that ft P«ys for the care of these indigent Insane state patients: It pays tor conveying prisoners ta tbe state prison, that used to be done by the counties, but was nhangvd. Now, liaving told you substantially what it paid in 1M0. and that is the year they compare with, and tbu lowwt stale tax year in sixteen years. We paid for the care of tbe insane W4.7B0: we paid for conveying prisoners, 810,803. Them! two Items make 8105,882. We paid to 18B7 8383,000 for tlie rare af the state’s patients insane: we |>ald for conveying prl-wanere FM,500! we paid for members of the legH lature, wc hail no session to 1880, 8130,­ 000; These several Items make 54W.W0 of the 8910,000. Deducting the 8105,382 that we paid for these purposes In 18M>, leaves 8384.118 paid In excess tor tluw purposes over what waspaid In 1880. That ramc l»y the change of the law and by the action of the legislature. Tbe difference between the expenses of tlmse two funds for tile years 1880 and 1887 Is 8391.050. deducting the amount that we paid for th* Insane in excess of 1880 and tlie session of tlie legislature, leaves the year’s state, «licnites tor the currvttl or general ptnipOKes 87,882 more than it wa* in 1880, eight years ago, and that is alL I Applause.] 1 pledge you my honor Hurt this was taken absolutely from the books lu tlie auditor’s office, and ran be sworn ta by a hundred Now. let us look a little further. In 1888 the state tax will be 840-2,300 Iras ttian it was in 1887. The genera) purpose fund fur this year, 1888, is 8863.750, where tor 1887 it was 8910,000. There was 8130,000, you know, to pay fpr the legisla­ ture out of thaL Deducting the addition tor tbe Insane and for conveying prisoners In 1887 over 1880. 8253,918, wc have tor the current expenses of 1888, Ulis year, the second yrar of my administration. 84’99,832, 818,382 less than It was In that low tax year of 1880. | Applatte.] Now that is a complete' answer -to al) this balderdash and stirring the people up by A. A. Ellis, who has shown his un­ fitness fur the high office ot attorney gener­ al and lie Is corroborated by Mr. Burt—but 1 will not say anything about him any further than thaL • Now, 1 say to you while 1 thought at first he was mistaken. I know now that be knows better. He knows that hr is falsi­ fying tlie record, and I apeak earnestly bocause the cam: deserves’IL Now. tbe other part of the expenses for tbe Institutions. We paid in 1887—now listen Just three minutes and 1 am done— to the unlveraity. SVI.OOO, omitting the hundreds, more than we did in 1880. We paid in 1880 884,000 to Hie university, and we paid tn 1887 8155.000.91 more than we did in 1880. We paid to the normal school $31,000 more than we did in 1880 to con­ struct a building; we paid for the mining school, a new InsttouHcm, 847.500; wc paid for the agricultural college -831.000 more than we did tn 18K0. making a total to these four nlucatlonal institutions of 8220,500 more than we paid In 1880. Now It may be wc have been running strong for these appropriations. I am myself, as 1 told you. eternally opposed ta raising more money than we need, but we want to take good rare of these things. Jinny ot you know that I stepped in and saved m the (lurlngmy administration. There were three eaubliabcd during Gen. Ata* and one or two during Begoie'a but ao far wr have tmane asyiunw without uny new Institu­ tion*. We paid for repairing and rebuild­ ing the Jackson prison $105,000 last year. .. o -.-.I.,milll "O ----- -r• atlon. We looked it over very carefully. Now 1 have got it down to 8233.000. I will not follow It any further. I will say to you that this addition of $-233,000 went to the Flint Institution for the deaf and dumb, the blind, the louislng reform school tor girls, a little addition along the line for this 8235.000 that la added over and atwvc the expenses of 1880, eight years ago. r Now. 1 have gun* through that state­ ment in relation to state tax. We have no defense w to make, we should--comeuruuav ... want ------ . you -------------up and examine. I will say to you frankly I giv<- mv entire time, except now when I am out trying to save tbe country, to state affairs. 1 am the first man in the capitol In the morning, 1 am tlie last one oat at nlghL 1 am not a bashful man, I wade deep into the departments and there Is none of them does much of anything hi the way of financial management but what J know sometliing aixoit it. 1 wade into the Institutions and call the managers to ac­ count It Is true 1 appoint one person to thoae several boards, and 1 hold diret-t con­ trol over hiin. I give, however, tlie Itest alU'UthJi. There Is not a man before me or there isn’t a man In Grand Rapids gives more vigilant attention to his personal bus-_ Ines* than 1 do to the state of Michigan. ttoodlKM, to to Uak onto. m It t> tauu.iw VMn*4mm-WM., n.. ।_ . , ... UJ UM “v;. “a*’ tta doctor ud u«r« ,t ti,„ re." b ir?—AjWo „d .pt wU11 u“ tan dnnt, L«t „„ „lu, ho baa been ho baa never yet signed one. —Th- <rthOT d*r bo bod . rUrot nm ww th. uta bttrrr .oj Ho wu rtalj t.U to br iytL,. ta •ot. ™ uppota to b. h. pper. but be did net alga He t0 ba calculating for.jnst time enough toscratch his name, and then, in the lan. rusga of the novelist, to lu tbfrom his nerveless grasp and •■ ipire. Th* alarm of the family finally gave warto an unruly curiosity m to whi-L wGiy win. the sick man or death. But th* old man won. M bceathed tatter.♦ l.u r...4 . . . .' have almost entirely surrendered my private affaire and pmawd them over to attack.—New York Eromng f^n. som<- otiier men to try and serve the people of tills state, and 1 have only the one am­ bition to give all the people, democrats amt Tbe antiqultl«'M </t Toledo um not th# republicans, a rockL faithful, honest, In­ only laUHwt’ug thin*. The frvta dustrious and economical admlnstratlon. day to day on dis sxrevu and ir. Up. 'mnilr [Applause.]circle are peculiar Tto very children have queer sport*. One of their farorite pastimes la to norade in a dark hull with alow step and drone a ehant in Itulirtiun of a church festival •terrier Boys ire alao fond of playing bull tight*.' ethe ball" part being taken by some hki not dlstresMal by fougb budjing Owu.t to Bulletin. the narrow streets, everything srees mixed up together—wine >hop«. vegw tables, children, dttsen*, radeta. loafers Llttlf Dick—Papa, won’t you take me and beggars mingling in our mass to the circus? The people generally are euapi* and Papa—My son, don’t you know circuses good natured. The chief street U shaded an wicked? by awnings, and every public doorway u “Yea, J*pa. but thia isn't a regular screened by a striped curtain. Foreigners ■how; ita only 10 cents; children, 5 visiting the town are dubbed the cents. ” < I "StranipTs." and ao referred toot.every I occasion when designation I* meunry. I Ths loading plara olf axmsMmen: is railed' delpbia Record. tbe •‘Grand Sammer theatre” it i.awlth- in the ragged walls of a (a# grand bulld_______ -_____ Ing. now half torn down, k ts quite a ••Harry, shall I wear a veil out siding common thing in the wveniug to hear with yon this cvenlngT__________________ i jpitar duets ta tbe narrow, .lark rtreeta, ••No.dearest;takamyadvicaanddon’L" . Wng rivet, as serenade* to ladies in the "Why notF ' “Ouse before which the playing is dost «•** —:j~ youi— — »— — eating __i —- » | The akill displayed by son.* of the “Maudc. have been onions." taayera is marvelou». and the music i* de"Why. Harry!" ••ft is only for your precious welfare J UgbtfuL The treble is carried on a small that I speak. Sappose your breath should instrument called a "mandura’’ that Ctangled up In your veil You might makes a most pleasing combinatum with the guitar. Often profi -Monnlnl*) cm gr? of .suffocation. "—Merchant Traveler. hired to go and play before ■ a haute, and will thrum out native air- fur several boon, smoking cigarettra aac-idnousiy all Tlie amateur photographer and tho the while.—Globe-Democrat burglar have very taking ways, and there is undoubtedly something catching about tho police>n»n and the naherman.—HarIn pulling out a sheet of paper truai tbs middle of a pile, give it a quick jerk, and th* An English physician claims a now way > benefit consumptivea by giving them Writer. Morrill * Company’s IF YOU WANT A FINE OVERCOAT- And come at once while the stock is complete. GLOVES AND MITTENS AT- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I The Largest Stock in the City. No end to UNDERWEAR'at Prices that Knock Out, and Don t You Forget It. Them All £. W. MORRILL & CO �banner. Nashville X 1‘ralrievllte, *rt»cte that 1888. fitted in gold, steel and <ml!u!Ht! fnuXT i-vory pair is fully warranted and bear* my own nan, on them. Eyea examined free of charge. JOHX Bkhsme*. •» In lb.a., ■ Jeweler and Optician. Mm Isaac Weeks, of Baltimore.- died Thursday night of diabetes after a abort lllneas. The funeral aervlcea o.-eurred Monday afternoon. ^TS**** I" Ih. sJurt. Charles Dixon, w|» was last week found guilty of stealing a tire-set and sentenced to a fine nr confinement In Jail, has paft <ta*5£r‘x-tai-v his fine and been released. '■'■‘-In Ven™,. We have a number of city lots that we nfe will sell on contra-t, making the terms .way. . Apply at the office* of Smith A Colgrove or W. P. Skinam. RETURN’S ^-BUTI. >i,lE----- •White Ruse” flour manufactured at the Charlotte city mills was awarded first prenium at the last state fair at Jackson. Try ...ui fit’ll* the btsge it. For sale by A. D. Cook. The Hayford property on Green. l*ark and Walnut stteeta. Is for sale lu whole or In parcels to suit purchasers. For particu­ lars inquire of Jno. M. Nevins. The society. connected with Emmanuel ™t"tAll‘‘*’l on Thursday. Ort. ttth, by: Mredamre Jullu* Rumm-IL --ta '»•*>. iiinuinMii1 u..— vta-»->_ fi. Byron Dieklnwn. ... Wm. Holloway. Jad»e* Wilkin*. Anna Brestm-r. MM Ttnulinns•j. Laura Be**mer, Nellie Wilkins. BerdIm Bentley. Supper served from half past]rnvc until seven. All art cordially tnvitttd to attend. For sale, the residence property in the The BaxxJtn acknowledges tbe receipt first ward formerly belonging to Chy!— ot some fruit ufck<- that has traveled quite Olmstead. Will wil cheap and on easy extensively, jIt Is part of a cake that wk* terms. Enquire of P. T. Colgruve. made In Pekin]| China, by the'ChiMac rook jota* *• -“>■ employed by IRev. Those Wishing to see Dr. J. A. Baugh­ | H. l^wry, missionary ■* <>t getting man should call nt tbe Hastings house Oct. to China and lifrother to Dr. Lowry, of this Mh or 19th. as hr will Im- alment for a city. The cdt'k sent the cake to Rev. month following-the Iflth of October. Lowry's mm* **bo are attending school in Ohio. By thsmi a portion of the cake was 'Vtabta- know whiwt bu,cr for The G. A. R. dance Wednesday evening sent to Dr. Lotwry here. wns not so largely attended as in former Uw llretlnn Kollrr Mill Co. The annual re-union i yean. Al-out do numtwre were sold. of the Barry County wot. .ill .7 s|x-ut numtay Battalion. G- ifr. IL, wa* held in this.city ■publican and Those present bad an enjoyable time. With relatives rvlatives in with X ermontvllle. Wednesday 4bd Thursday. In point of Milton, sun of DeWitt Kenyon, died sud­ S’ ^hlteomb went to Battle attendance th«JI re-union fell considerably denly Tuesday of lung fever. The funeral short of the njH>nl of funner y«-ar*. W<>dCreek Thursday to visit relative*. occurred Thun«lay, and the remains were nreday wa* dq rdLu'./ UTk ’Tf "evupy the.rooinH On Thursday |h otel principally to business. interred in the Fullcrcemctery. Carlton. In the forenobn occurred the recently vacated by J. M. Ncvilto. street parade. ’| There were atout 40 horaeDennis McCarthy was before Justice men and 100 it■en on foot* Owing to lhe Sid Wiley .performs the duties of night Krnaston Monday to answer to a charge of cold weather d hmfi life was not enjoyed by perjury. Some testimony was taken uul watch during Archie Ayers’ absence. lhe "old vetiI" to any remarkable extent, the examination continued to Octol-rr HY Ppck left Thursday for a At the rmnp ilre Thursday p. m. addresses Morrill A Conijwny have tbe largest stock short visit at her old home in Kalamaroo || were made ||>y Hom Jame* O'Donnell, of glove*, mittens and winter caps in Hast­ J. M. Ncvills and family now occupy the ,! Clement SmithI and Rev. I. M. B. Glllaspie. ings. We will give, the balance of this house recently purchased by them of Alex These addrvd... ---------greatly 1UJUJCU u, H-* were enjoyed by month. H off on all childrens* knee suits. Christie. those present.| Tlie fuDowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: Cut. Col., Jef. ■ The little son of Lang. DirkituMm. who F. A. Curtis left Satnrdsy for Albion, was so hadly injured laid week on one of where he will Ix-romc an employe in tbe Kelley. John] Stark post. Cedar Creek: I.icuL Col.. Ft A. Blackman. J. B. Sackett Bentley Bros. A Wilkins* trucks, died Recorder office. port. Pralriev lie: Major, J. IL Bawdy. Monday night from tbe effects of hl* in-! Miss Nellie IMbcoek left last Weddnes- lA*<nanl Mauih posL Woodland; Chaplain, Jury•lay night for an extended vi»it with rela- Rev. Smith. Middleville. The examination uf Dennis McCarthy tlvwi In Buffalo. Mr. Roll S. Thabue. a native of Bunuah, and Dennis McCarthy. Jr., on tlie charge Married, at Nashville. Oct. U, Mis- will give the i^opk- of Hartings two orient­ of resisting an offlit-r was begun In Justice KenasfouV court Munday and continued HaUle Lnnr to William Olnrr. Rev D. B. al cnti-rtalnutentB on Friday and Saturday cvtnlngA Ord 19 and 20, at the Baptist (Matt officiating. to October -jpth. church. Mr. । Thabue Introduce* himself J. W. Bentley, while planing route small * John Rum and family arrived Saturday and four youtg ladles, of Hastings, in full pieces of limber in Bentley Una A *Wilk-. morning from Colorado. They will remain native costume. Hi* entertainment is as good a* a trijho Bunuah. Heluu the larg­ ins' mill, Friday, bad one of hi* fingers here for some time. ••chawed” off. Amputation at tbe middle Mix* Row- (kxxiyear is making an ex­ est collection k>f Burmese curir*dtiv* ever liuporied to I America among which Is a joint was nvemaary. tended visit with her sister. Mrs. E. |„ rtiaw) which I would cost In our money la-t all remember tbe chicken pie social Haul. Grand Rapid.*. 8l‘65. Mr. ’fhabm* i* a native uf the tribe at E. Pennock’# next Friday evening. The / Mrs. Mary Dunning lias returned from। known a* the "Karpn" ami tbe only native prucreda Co go for parehasing a hanging an extended visit with friends in the east­. in Amerlea. , The proceed* from this en­ lamp for fhe Star w bool house farrrligious ern part of the state. tertainment will l«e divided between Mr. vai tlx- Witty ew- .services. All are invited. Mr. H.«n..r R.u v- .... in l j Thabue and! the young people of the re? J , 7' 1 ‘-'I’U- tauifl,. Mr. Tbabue I. .mlrew,. At the meeting uf the Little Builders* missionary' society last week the following :"d ■ ctar««. »he[, 1» <111 Mun IC Burnta to officers were elected: President, Mrs. Mr. abyl Mr*. Frink, of Indiana, are ‘ *ni"ng hi* countrymen. Listen for Mary Wiiiteomb; vice president. Mrs. Mar­ garet Puffer;secretary. MissGlmaSchantx; guest* at J. L. Wilkin*'. Mr. Frink was a 1 *»**’ gn-at Bknnrec gong the evening* of comrade of Mr. Wilkins during the war. i themtertalnbcnL Comeandhear Thabue tr^a^urer, Mbs Alice hldnam. - Country /./z- z . A' Phe,P"’ ,,f J**^j • ev!nlnjf- °«- W*1 Un. r h^.1, H*"1*1®*. upon the subject of LotuUtutional Prohibition. Is-terrnybody h»rWm. Gea. Clinton B. Fisk aan hl* voice should 1st beard dklly on our plat­ forms. until tlif liquor tariff shall be over­ thrown. LnS?' 01 Ukt,n HsU. Hastings, ' Tuesd-r.'Evening, ,V . 'a/i. ta^v^j*^^ 25 (■ nts t\HK" //<?//, Miestay Ew, 1ntvx',. Frrtv r..4KXi SMITH '! «1* OHIO -..-nr-.nt j<>'clock. * AW VO! The M. E. Nx-lal wiU be entwined by . <>. IL Ip-rgy now fill* the position of Mrsdame* J. Rich. Plidllps, Jno. Buaby. nhdit operator at tlie Central- depot. Fred Rorabaek. Niins. Warner and Sheffield, on Mfllt r assuming tlie duties of day operator. Ji . wiiv. J „ , , ■ Wednesday afternoon and evening of this VJ. 1- W llktns and wife left for Ijutsing Thursday to attend the re-union of Mt. Refreshtaente a* usual. Wilkin*' old corp*, the Michigan Engimt n-. Jay McGuire left Monday for Niles, tin- department occur* to-day. A! 3:00 where he lue* accepted a-posltion as night o’clock thi* afternoon ch«* department will operator in the Michigan Central telegraph be reviewed by the mayor and common office. e . council, after which U**y will make a Dan. W. Reynold* left Thursday for practical tert of the water work* system. The Battle Creek ami Bay Cky K. IL on Munday tiled a first mortgage. In the Rt-giw let's office, executed to the Fanner* Ixian amt Tru*t rawfwuiy. of New York City. ' Tbe mortgage Is to secure bund* i**ned by the R. R. company and is for fllft.000 per ■ mite. . LOCAL NEWR • leaf Bark Brann'. for thrjt 1 loli !h»f ef ri, re dats— at Be.-o <ir*ad Ra| ;ib I; j Wr underetetMl that W. F. Hick* boaated ' the other day that hr Itad "fixed Jack Illaklry.” th<- Uukm I-abor candidate for Enquire *f John! -herilL William tried hard enough. He w a* there at Mr. Hinkley’s . and pleaded lianl emmgh, but Ids boast that he had 1 "fixed" Mr. Hinkley seems to be a little premature. The democrat and republican county mmmittMM have Jointly l<*a.*ed Union hall for the night of election. The election re­ turn* given by tbe associated pre** di*-patebes will be read from the stage aa they ••urth'it-. new figs.■ enme In. In order to defray lhe expensea <rf this arrangement It has hern decided to ! charge an admission fee of 23 cent*. • • lx»»t *h<*-e for. The Michigan Central will, cixumencinx ’ lie. <>f -in- , ua duet, new. Sept 6th. on Thursday of each week until Noy. 15th sell tickets from Hasting* to -7^. for >• at IL aasr's. • Detroit anti return, at the rate of W- -s < H- VanAnBan will address Uie jieople■ good on going on date of sale and relum­ ‘ Tanker Spring* morrow. ing on tbe following day un account <rf art k«n exhibition, this includes coupon for House. Dr. J. A. admission. P. A. Hahx. Agent hughttxj., >1 th and loth. The supervisors who visited the county p "r' mdask for "White farm, which for two years has been under k* foir. F.i.r. .nrk warranted. tbe management of George Houghtalln. TteBzrry juid Eaton llomiepathlc medk ■■u scirty nuet., - Ford** hotel to-day. 111 WU1IU —.re. --------------- JI j him. Mr. H. haa certainly done well, and Wanted. 10,000 ba. rje. there have been no com plain ts that he ha* F. H. Bahlow&Co. used any of the inmates of. the county to Mr. < h, n, y wi-| pn-ach at the Star house except In the most kindly manner. bx* lint Sfanda;. . v -i.ing at 7 o'clock. The democrat* are sending out circulars to unc. property in city for a for their big meeting here the 24th. They . !» B M<r rur. urge those to whom the circular* are sent (I'’. D. kebe to do their utmost to beat the republican Bwirn-r (,■!<•:. <d choice Japan tea demonxtratian here Oct. 3d. Among other ’her* ask 30c per lb. things they will have a horseback parade, iwJ .A Ut Js|««to will be at the and a jackim wearing a Harrbon hat. and r,Wi ((rt &tb> Bnd labeled ’ the republican party.” We are glad to announce these things strictly In ’•n^ta "S.’; ,u,ter •“* ■«■ “ta advance. Cha Bin! dm Bln! What is UT We y ,n “• will tell you now: it is our new tea. Everybody ahould try IL It to aw® to ffh« satisfaction, and with even pound wc give a handsome Japanese teapoL and further­ more we have to say that the teato a first ItetafS?0”*”-r«l*r Creta, died claM article, first crop unentered, bngnt clean leaf and is a very excellent steeperIn short we guarantee tbe tea to give per­ _______ ■"«Stab,” ““"’I Corn‘ fect .satisfaction. f"»remintcf tire rain. gram announcing the death of a sister. returned/estenlay. He TTir Misses Clara and Hattie Fuller, of Wellsville. N. Y.. are the gnesU of their cousin. Mrs. James Bauer, and other rela­ tives In thl» vicinity. James HalM and wife left yesterday for Flint there to attend the meeting of the Grand Ixxige of Good Templars. They will return to-morrow. T1*” l*d‘’* of W. R. C. will nail wanu Oct 3*th« ■* Uj,‘ G*• hl,n over Goodyear's hardware store at “ ““* H. “ A. * -------------------------------SBc., for the benefit of the corp*. Please don’t forget tbe place or lime. R. G. Horr will speak In Union ball on days ago Mr. Campbell suffored a stroke of the evening of October Slat, on the politi­ cal questions of the day. Mr. Horr low tliat he too Is routined tu hl* bed. one of tin, best of reputations as a public speaker. being both decidedly ugumenlatlvr and witty. He will undoabtodly delight bl* audience and at the Name tluagive a clear and forcible address. Don’t tall to hear him. It f> surprising to see the amount uf wall paper that la being sold at Dr. Lathrop'n drug skin-. He sells so cheap and Iras such a good collection of pattern*, that few who look at his stock and prices go away without purchasing. "Sell cheap and they wil! buy” seems to be his motto. His sales at tire jreeient low prices will on­ ly continue a short time. M. V. Moulton spoke In Union ball Sat­ urday afternoon and evening in tbe inter­ est of Dre Democracy. Mis audiences were gtxxl sizesl. Mr. Moulton gave an interesting address. He. spoke in the in, temt of free trade and plainly too. He did not reconcile greenbacklsm and demo­ cracy to each other but seemed to take it for granted that while democrats arc not greenliackeni yet greenbackers must help support democracy in whatever form it may assume. p?PRICE’s CREAM JakinJ •‘ijwde? PERFECT The "Town Site Company,*' I ought to explain, for the benefit of souk- eastern renders, is an association of m-u who make up their minds that a town ahould, would botnfl* tor mart than a qsarter ot a century. Il or could grow up at a certain point in a l« n«M by the United HlMre Government. Enwild region whither civilization is tending, d<>TMM] by the beads of the Great Universities the Htrongret Ihir-U. and mml Healthful. or whither a rush is expected, contingent ns Dr. Price's Cream baking Powder dose not upon a certain event, like the discovery contain Ammonia, l.tme, or Alum. Hold only of preeioti* metals or the completion of a ,nC*M PKICK BAKING POWDKROD. railway. Under law* of tlie United States saw toms. cwicsoo. wr. uiuia. these mm "take up” a certain area upon whitb to build their town, and proceed to Bntaoll having been made in U>e conditions cumstauce* will admit, by burveying ot a certain mortgage made and eiecntsd by streets, indicating jxrk* and reser­ vations fur public building*—hospitals, tbe Itegioter of Deed* for Barry Chanty. Mlehicbqrvbe.-., city hall, librartes ana aau. on tbe :su> day ot January. A. D. tne. tn T ot rnort«-.ize» on page 4». *atd mortgwso on; by bringing water from the hills, illtaT being <1ul» assigned by Bylvauus H. CooF jg planting shade trees and perhaps building David 11. Cook, and Mid a»>lcu:netit d- . fo a big hotel In many cases ths mil wav is corded OeLOOtb, BMP. Inllber Uon page -rfTrebv the mid David IL Cook as the exe- j M aad a partner and helps by con cent rating of SUvanusH. Coek. dece*’ .otorotthe operation.* at that point; indeed, the exh ewtate slaved to A. Myrtella Whlteor -od. dniy a*, gencica of railway cuustntetion and oper­ ilgntnent dul; recorded lu Ub' -*b sad said asQ on nags S3t, ation are generally th* most potent factors ou Mtilch mortgage there ' at the date of th I* notice «» claimed to be due in deciding th* locality. drrd elgbtynmo and ’ .the sum «>f »lx bunThe place plotted and the "erdpany’* on the ground, lively advertising begins. The floating frontier crowd rushes to tbe ItwUtuted to re roewdtnir* st law hartnglwen uew spot and a wild speculation in town lots at unce begins, price* being paid that have uo relation to tlm intrinsic value of the property acquired, which, as yet, is u ‘•'“v* >■ -**• loreuoou, i shall worts next to nothing, but, like the wild­ ... Sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, ai cat stocks of Wall street, simply repr^ t,lc n°rth front door cf the Court House fa t£ sent the amount a man is willing to xhJco city of Hsaunga that l^lur theNarewhere the County is boldeni tbs on thut particular card, or the n^jtal he Circuit Court tor Barry lu “1J nutrtAge so much can affonl for immediate use and oppor­ tunities.—Ernest Ingersoll )n The Cos­ mopolitan. i:irr-l,3 jS Two young Germans in Berlin fought a of lot nine hundred ninety nine (wu SN) and duel with tricycles. Starting at 800 yards lots ten hundred i.ono' and ten bunared and | The action* of the democratic andgrecn- apart, they charged full tilt against cacn one (1,001). according to tbeAvcortled plat of the (now eltyt of Haatinn. , ,,a'*k leaders toward the Union laibor jnur- other, with alight injury to themselves village Dated OeL 17th, A. I). IMk t.v Barn' ci'unty I* exceedingly amusing. and serious hurts to their madiinea. A. Mvktmlxa Whitcomb. A»»l«nee. Wbt.n lt wuU n,,.,, purpose. Bom Hick.* & Their honor was satisfiml.—New York Sun. ', <........... t ..that . ..tlie ......................... . ( Jill in*l4 I'niou Labor party in Barry ci-ufity ha* luvn bought by the n publicans, (has casting dishonor up-m a* xiod un-n as i there are’in Barry county. Then/ben tney will go to tbe Union Llk l>or men and ray: "We are sorry to see you go where you do. but we know you are honret. But we want you to remembar your old friepd* ju»t a little. Now please put on a fewisllpH. and help us pull three It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm men on our ticket out of the mud." Thu* your house or cook your meals is to buy the to a man whi is inclined to support the Union Itailmn tiekcL three fusion leaders rhatge that the Union Lnixir party is a party which has sold Itself In dishonor and shame. To |he voter who is already In the Union l-abon party, these fusion leaders .liex for Just am- little slip, lt*s real funny to watch ther antics. ‘ Mrs. All. Davenport, of Carlton, iuyl on exhibition at She fair a ran ot maple syrup. attending the re-unkm of the Michigan When the Jt»<l|rt*» were examining the exEnginrx-n*, to which con>" Mr. lleney was hlbit/prepandory to making Uielr award*. asslgneii during tiie war. Stephen Schantz and wife arrived from of syrup, claiming tiiat it was fraudulently in that de|4rtment and that it was tmuie Illinois Wcdneaday. Mr. Schantz will make bls future.hotne In Woodland, where of white *iupr. We are ultio informed that this dreidon wa* arrived at after a he will engage in the merrhantlle buslnere. simple in*p<MD«u and without even tasting VMlM Maggie Parkhurst arrives in the of the syrup.! We have been shown a sam­ ple of the *)fup in question and do not city this week. She will leave soon for Coldwater and from thence wiUaccompany hesitate to say that it is unquestionably a her parent*. Gen. J. G. Parkhurst and very excellent quality of maple syrup. However, wf would be satisfied to take wlfe./si their trip to Belgium. Mrs. Davenwrt’s word in regard to the Cants have been received at thi* office elements in the syrup. Site took exceed­ announcing tl»e marriage at Nashville. Oct. ing great cart- In the making ami prepared 10. of Miss Nellie Truman and Harry R. this can of wrap especially; in view of ex­ Bank*. Mr. and Mrs. Bank, will make hibiting it at|th«- fair. To have the syrup their future home in Lincoln. Kansas, lite passed by aad. l-ecause it was of a t>eautiwith best wishes of their many friend* go with fully rlesr «#or. with tlie remark that it tiM'in. _________ _ was made i< white sugar is a gross injus­ tice Had o»e of the Judges removed the cover and sampled the «yrup be would jj0. » 5muc and Kcs'utence have Ix-rn *0 surprised by ita delicately delicious maple flavor that none of his cok < David Blirontz. Utlool* >I Mrs Ward. Hope K*. leagues could have got even a smell. ll'EryHannah K. itaoks. IJneotn. THE PROBLEM SOLVED! Garland Cooks and Heaters ----- AT------ ED. POWERS’ The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stoves, the same as other dealers. Bat the Garland is the acknowledged best. Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. (hie of thejmost pleasant social evenu it has l*cn our fortune to attend, occurred at the residence of O. F. Long, on Maple w* »Jennie M. Fame. ba*hrijle streeL last Thursday evening, rhe occastreeu U.WU. ,!on — U^tarriw ”'_uiM,r.!!f ‘“L »Rly "J? Ir? and Mrs. Ixing, .to Wr Mr. -------- BUT OUR-------. daughter of F< W in. 11. ’-me. । rew134 t Hattie I-ong. Naanvi'le Win. H. OUter. The ceremony occurred i Edwin Van Noekrr. NashvMle S 13ft I Ulhe Center. Cariion st five o’clockL Rev. D. B. Ovlatt, of the ich. of Hastings, performing S'/XtUbL". W-itort bw'taipMdre t a very.ahort but Impressive * »■-'t Jame* i-mn. Crawley, z'rawlftv. of nt Hastings, Haatinn. mantier. nsman. and Miss Allie Llchty, actedfol ►lace, as bridesmaid, ushering Following are the real e«*te t^fe" iple Into tbe room and amisk the bridal And store full of everything a family needs—Dry Goods, Gloves and Mittens, tr,v the week ending Oct. 14th. 1888, as [ receiving the congratulations Ing them Boote and Siwes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Groceries, Etc. LImi rtom tar btx*,ta the re-UUrtr -riend* who were assembled, 1 vtuo X. Mtrer Mt»«r; lo-rtw-t Following o- congratulations, an elegant rved. to which the respect* of “tSi wsfu”■ repast waa were assiduously devoted, A nice line of Drees Goods, consisting of Flannels, TrieoU, %lack knd Colored * "gi^rSSt- Atrert rent • -re- <“ * (at least thi ’s the wsy we felt about IL) Quhmerea, Eroadbeads, etc., with Watered Silks, Bead and Braid^TrimThe disp! y of preaento was an unusualtil was much too extensive to mlngv,* and Buttons to match. ly fine one, a<imit mention. admit oi of iiiurtidual ln< A large number of guests were present trrm Haxtlnc* whom D. S^SZ. UMta.among Ort TO were eb~Mrs. Otaft HTAtrvrgR A Crawixt. Ma’^Te.!«h George R-Watklui and MtM Hva Dr. ud Mr,. B. H. Utarop. Mr» J^n For lwile* and children. I have added this year some nice PLU8H CLOAKS, to Bv rvnuest of the Btate Board of Health w.lMert. Mrs Ed- -Nrnta Mr. we> prSSTthe followlnff: Appl‘«;tlons ■nd Mm. <1.Mr. 5m»-nN j. Mr. tad “".T,”0"?-' which I invite special attention. Politics are High! PRICES ARE LOW! SOMETHING NEW-AJ*p*”.T^5”"'Uh 50^ TEA CLOAKS! at ^nlon 11*11 well to the officer of th*' fJ Mrs. John l.lrhiy. Mita Ann. taAdJ., Mr. birth J ,t'- "■ l•r”*‘», do t»ol speak road to carry disinterred bodies dead of Chsre-l. b‘,,h “* F«»efort __ ■nd Mr, Wrt.b lb wr,. Ml««« JbllA tad ‘"’"’tMemertainment Protn.™ M mretlnr rrlttar ««•!» Mnry Smith. Mr,. AIMn Jtmirn. MlmAda fwred to lb. »»<«■ O'. “ “ “ -J"?"!. “ Mlehtal. Will Krm>r«ltwr tad Mrrn M. *nd all such Bitart of Itrtnit. Mr. tai Mra IB. " k? Mr ! h- t. "°ler an<* 00 sl,ort noUt« llreiat Hol.tlre to » re—»' lull «nd Mr,. AllwCAdy. ot Bull. tbw*. ' I’irkluMm, Hartings, Mich. lor thr re»m .l ot Utetaxlr were among the guests. <IM ot dlphtbrrt* U>iw‘j*w rw “>• «ck °{ tbr Srereury of ttfr St.« S Tbe ranng couple lota tae bS. train the ,l'”,rw,iW> Will not make tbe trel. It hl.dot; u.ulrl«-ta.l"on»»"umee^ntadtar Chlew> “d r’1y-A C<®L ’jnwd- Fur salt- by A. D. l» premluod or tai- ««* ft? din-' 71,, n- the, -111 return tad •ettk down ’S In^imlr tali- !>«>ta I’1 j|‘“Umul .»d not until « l..n«w "“it'' S *ViS'J'ta IUs-’’*« bat week print- .lore Ure drutb. Stat * .TiwErta tarompanled b, tae well--«»■ ta <“ Prairieville. Oct. ft, 1«8. friend*.—Nashville News. dlphtbrrt. X ta- «“»' 7T..i 7* rwtor ,,f d*M" Ktt. £ b ifrt^0'" U l,h"uW bare beew MirMd.0. uni II X »»■* »>' OVERCOATS AND SUITS! bKt! «•'«««-» Highest market price for produce. M. J. GOSS. �FARM AND GARDEN. INFORMATION AND PRACTICAL AD­ VICE ON MATTERS OF INTEREST. I did onUmUUhdayofDAptember.A.l).1M, levy upon aad aelxeall the right. title and in-, torort of tbe said dofendeuL Benson B»retn and to tbe following property and lands to-wli: sold to Jacob Sblrely out of the north eart corner lot sa'ti desrripUon of land in tbe tomublp of Rutland. Barry CountT,Michigan, all of which I shall expose for sale and sell at public auction or vendue to Cheeking Tbeir Growth. The time of year for transplanting trees varies in different sections and under dif­ fering circumstancos Tho nrason for do­ ing this work Is leu Important than do■Ing It tn tbe best manner, and If much earth goes with the roots, any time when iwiu of that day. the trees are dormant or not in a state of bated al the City of Harting* tills 15tb day of rapid growth, will answer, providing, of course, tho soil is lu condition and circum­ By I. W. VnoOMAX. Deputy Sheriff. stances generally are favorable The moat trees are probably transplanted in tho apring. though there are numerous advo­ made and executed br cates for fall planting. icri (0 Peter CrtMby, aud Mid ret arded In theofflee said mortgage twine mu of Ove hundred, dollars in two p-Uier with tbe----- — — ... ter. the rate uf eight per cent per annum and payable annually from its date. lari and thirty-three cento tWOI.Xi) at the date of this notice ami no suit or proceedings at law or In equity having been Instituted to recover the amounts due or any part thereof, notice Is therefore hereby given that by virtue of tbe paner of sale In said mortgage contained, and In pursuance of tbe statutes In such case made Tree* two or three inches in diameter and provided. I stull on Friday, the Slat day of * I, teee nn.« a'.:..-v in may bo moved with comparative case and of the coart house In tbe city of Hastings In the littlo degree of loss, but when these have gained a diameter of half a foot or more county of Barn- and state of Michigan (that be­ ing the place of holding the circuit court for tbe the labor and difficulty ore greatly In­ county of Barry, where said promises are situat­ creased.ed) sell at public auction or vendue to tbe highCountry Guntlcman, in reply to a recent e*t bidder the premises described tn said mort­ gage to satisfy tho amount due on salu mortgage query, “How to move swamp maples of with the interest at eight per cent, per annum considerable size to a lawn, without aad the'•arts and expenses allowed by law to­ checking the growth;" etc., replies by gether with an attorney fee nf fifteen dollars said premises being described In aald mortgage giving tho following illustrated direca* all that certain piece or parcel ot land lying Thore are twomodenof moving largo trees. Fig. 1 shows tho way In which it acres off the south west fractional quarter (kJ is done, by gifting tho tree from the of Section number eighteen <i«» In townsnip ground in an ereet position, drawing It on number two (I) north of range eight (>c west. wheels to its place of destination, and Dated Sept. xUi. A. I>. IN*. dropping into tho holo previously made Pktkh Chuimiv. Mortgagee. fur it. The treo is first loosened by digging, then lifted* with the lever, the trunk State of Michigan, county of Barry,—a*. At a session of the Prolate Court for the being wound with carpet ur sacking or County of Barry, holden at the ITobate Office in with straw, to prevent bruising by tho tbe City of Hartings, in said county, on HM- chain which raises it to tho hinder wheels urday, thezHh day ot September. In the year one of a common farm wagon, run unto tho hi.i.dtvtl und euitlty-elglit. Present. wn>. W. Cole. Judge ul Probate. treo from behind. Chitina attached,'to lhe In tbe matter uf the 'estate of Eda Cannon, a minor. Un reading and flllug the petition, duly veri­ hitched to tho whiffletree to draw it. fied. of John M. Nevins, guardian of said minor, This mode applies well to the removal of praying for reasons therein set forth, that he evergreens us well as to deciduous tnx-s, may be licensed to sell tin, real estate of said tho branches of which need not be dis­ minor In said petition described. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, tbe turbed on account of 'Yhe erect position. nth day of Nov.. A.D. 18M. at ten o'clock in In either case, the tops should, however, be made lighter by cuttingfin the branches er persons Interested in ao aa to present an oven, natural lop. red to apiiear nt a session be bolden al the 1‘robate MUM. in said county, aud ere W why tbe prayer of tot im) granted. And it Is t said petitioner give notice tb-n-of. b) causing a coin' of this order to be published in tlie Hartings Bannkk, a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county of Barry, once In each week for four successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Ws. wTcolb. (A true copy.) Jadgv of Probate. CIDER A;.! 1‘robate Nutlee. State of Michigan. County of Barry.—as. Notice is hereby given, that by anjordcr of the probate court tor the county of Barry, made on the 2Cth day of September. A. D.-lws, Six months from that date were allowed for credi­ tors to present their claim* against tbe estate required to present thetr claims to said probate court, at thu probate office, in the city of Hart­ ings, for examination and allowance. on or be fort the'JMh day of March. A- l>. iw, and that on ** runreaay, inc uay ui aiarcp. o. »». i»v, at to o'clock in tbe forenoon of each ot those days. Dated Co'i.a. Judge of Probate. Hastings Banner, $1.00 a Year. ta LiVEH COMPLAIWT, DYSPffSlA, PUBIFYIMG tie BLOOD. U»edfor3O In the World powerful tonic for ftmak* A chil­ dren. Itcanr.ot In harvesting grapes that am to be packed away for market or long keeping, be exceedingly careful hot to rub off too bloom in handling the fruit. Place in large shallow trays and place in a cool airy spot for several days to "sure" be­ fore packing. Dqring thin curing process the skin beeomes toughened and the stems to the duster shrink sanewhat, and tbe licrries will not fall off, os they would if packed at once. The varieties vary greatly as to tho time required for this. The best keeping grapes, such aa Catawba. Iona. Diana, etc., shoukl be al­ lowed to hang upon tho vino until quite ripe; this will be known by tho stem to the duster losing ss stiff­ ness and tho hunch hanging - directly down. The most ikalablo variety of grapes, ac­ cording to Orchard and Garden, are Dela­ ware and Concord, but a tew Ives seedling and Hertford Prolific, eomlqg early in tho season, often brfa good prices. White varieties, such aa---------or Rebecca, gave a somewhat uncertain demand. Strictly fancy lots often sell very well, but unless very choice they <ro generally neglected. The best pnek ages' ore light wooden boxes containing two or three pounds each; the throe pound boxes aro generally used, for the black varieties, but the higher priced kinds, Dnlawaro, Martha, etc., arc*usually packed in two pound boxes. Tile boxes should be packed In alar cases.‘.bolding eighteen three pound boxes, or twentyfour two pound boxes. After picking, tho grapes should Rest least twe»ty-four hours iu a cool, dry place before packing, ns when pocked fresh from thu vines they shrink in lhe boxes. Remnve the bottom of tho box, and pack against thr cover first. Fill full, but not ao that the contents will be bruised. Put emo kind only iu a box. Lithographic labels can bo obtained for tho top of tho! boxes, which give tho package a handsome apneuranco; the name of tho variety s^ould t te printed neatly upon the label. and for demand. _____ aro also plentiful, and as the best prices in England, a great many of them are exported. Owing to the later ripening, only about half the usual quantity of fruit Is now being shipped to England. The shipments usually com­ mence in the early part of August und continue until April. The largest quan­ tities are sent over iu midwinter, when the shipments run from 40,000 to 70,000 barrels a week. The quantity exported last year was 608,421.barrels, and the pre . ____i._____ cn-Mi E. I- country, and a correspondingly small one In Europe, and tho exporta were 1,828,BJO barrels. . delicate cog-11tutlun. 11 If the-Beet Medicine in »»• for Reoulrtiee Bewrt*. Quart Bottles. $1.00. ti> W.jtha lorjKAO. bvlivm-.l (ree <u any char The practice of mowing down straw­ berry patches Is recommended bv Amcri can Cultivator only lu cases where the vines are overgrown with weeds. Tho W. JOHNSTON A CO., Detroit. Mich object is to give tho weeds a setback, with tho hope that a little care will give the strawberries the advantage In tlw race fur life. It is of doubtful utility at best to try so harsh a remedy. Wc tried ■dinlnis- It ouee. but at, the same thus took the precaution to dig up some of the best plants and sot them in a plan by them•elves where they could bo kept free from weeds. These were not cut buck, and from these we gut all onr berries thi i'SSS.'S’h'T-bSE <K£XE pubtohro.! In tbe first chapter of this book we Joshua encouraged; in the second, the two spire received and protected by Rahab, and bringing to Jortma further encuuragenwat; . _i ~fnr the CTOflH over; anu u»» ms —-------- -y . full account of tho pairing over, with tho detail. cunrerolngtl» twelve stone* Inrome of our hvrnnswe Bing about Jordan as if it Ot a~th, Udo it barn: » . B«lo would show us that the fact that in Canaan ■there were many cuetniea to l» subdued and much fighting to bo done, prow that it wax not a nymbol of heaven, nor tbe Jordan a synjbo! of death. ' .-•la “Tho [iricrt* which bare the ark stood in the midst uf Jordan until everything wm finished that tho Lord commanded Jrebua." Anything uufinisbed la irajMrelbl-.’ with God, nnd all that Go luu> purposed shall in due time bo fully accomplished. Jesus said before ho waa erucitled: “I havo finished the work which tboa garert im to do." and otw of his last word* on tho crow* waa: “It i» finished." (John xvli, 4; xix. 80.) All that tho Father ha* given Him shaU como to Him; all Israel ■ball l*e Mve>l; sll'thc rortii shall bo filial wish Ki* glory; tbe work* of tho devil shall all ko disitruyed; the Kingdom shall com- berever it can be iuducud to grow, ' And you can be as ^wise as they, If you but choose to buy The Soap that’s called the Santa Claus— Its good effects to try. Because ’twill help you through your wor’At such a rapid rate, , That yor’ll have time to master all you care . AH Grocsra sell SANTA CLZ1U" Hsde by N. K. FAIRpANK & CC„ Three tin*" do we find the last three word.* ot this expreauon (v*. 1,11, and ch- iii, 17), and tho wont “clean" u preclrely tixreamcM the word ••finished'’ in vctoe 10, m> that the tiiought of a complete work is kept o.mstantiy before ua What rret it rtiuuld give our souls when wo remember that though now »imjierfect He will perfect that which concerocth all Hi* people and present u* faultiore before tho proem*: of His glory with exceeding joy, and not oaa thing khall (.ill of al) Ho has undertaken to do; nil ahull bo oecompliched.' 19,13. “Forty thousand prepare.! for war poased over before tho Ix>ril unto battle." Thrxe umto of tbe two and a half tribes who received their inheritance in the’ day* of WITH sight of all Israel" ifo was the Lord's repreRentative, and as tho fwuple moved forward nt hW command and u» tbe mighty power of tbe Lord through him. they had to cun­ fam that tbe God of Mooes wo* with Jcohua, and so they frond or reverenced him m they did Moves.and tbe lx>rd magnified Joshua by working through him. God has magnified His sou Jcsuv, and will magnify Him before all nations, for “all king* shall fall down be­ fore Him, all nation* «hall serve Him." If we determine that Christ shall be magnified in un and yield oursclvm to Him accordingly, He will magnify u« hero by working in u* His mighty works, and nt His coming by making us Just like Himself. LI, 10. “Command the prireb. that they com • up out of Jordan," and this at tlie com­ mand of the Lord to Joshua. How strangn womkT* of the love and riowt-r of tin. f <!» IM.a, .SSX nXi°^ well aj all the w<>n<l,.>-u nt tn.. —u .. M w.n na an Hi, woudra... thote °f TO:lv',nttt!u“ with thoir children. Tuey were to talk of a’) m, wrmdrouB works nnd declare Hl* doing*, if . !n bumre today the children rwvar । father or mother upeak of the wuudroa* I J,0'* WM»dui.ig» of Him v. bo died uu Calvary I *invt-L. WUI‘: *»vo nuthta_ mMuug-,3.My about oar Joy bscutte... He hg* redromxi uKlavlng fw. given iu ml our Maa; nor of tho many^way* A large crop of white beans is now Harvest'd in luuy. Thu inn being hnrveatid lu spaui Spain ana aud Italy. j ’s. U is expected, -Illwill furnish United State a market fur the «urplus. Tbe present average rate of monthly wages for funn labor in tho United States', according to the department of agricul­ ture, is >19.24 without baud and $12.38 f with board. Tte Arartam Inffiwte f»lr. X.. Turk ““ J D’AV^EDyes Superior JI Itwosa many Important Adv*m*<as over *11 other ire-pared FcxmI*. BABIES CRY FOR IT. IBYALIDS RELISH IT. Make* Plum*. Laugblaa, HoaittU Habla*. Regulate* tr>« Stomach and Rowel*. Sold by teuortota Xta., Me., IbOO. KUJ, MQUMSMI 1 CO.. BMUUTVS.VT. * |Tn Strength, I Fastness. Beauty, AND Simplicity. m*other, jecolors* wtus. KiCHUosomco an line j.tau- (mper by |MUetu' pboto pnxxa*. «ml free to Mother of luijr. lial.y boro wtthtn a- veer. Bm OU4u« w lfco..,.. ,-.L,x Every Mother went, tlw jJauret, aeod rtont-c. Give Baby's name and age. DIAMOND PAINTS WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO, hofo, Botagtae, Vk O.ld, «U,.r. cw;. Or r a^rro 1 nut to enjoy tbeir inbentanoa till they had helped ttralr brethren fb cartout tbe and tlie enemy subdued did ther return to enjoy tbeir passcreicw. [Josh, xxn, 1-0.) As believer* w» are expected to bo uno with all our brethren in Christ, armed with tbe whole armor of God, resisting and conquering our common ml versaries, the world, tho flesh and tbe devil . It’s Easy to Dye ••Tho fwoplo hasted and paased over.” The conttuaiid*1 of Gcd ought to lie obeyed cheerfuliv and very promptly; it Is not for us to say to-sparrow, or time enough, but today is lhe word both for ruiner ami ledut. ' things, but no, everything mart bo r.t tbe c<namADd of the Jxjrd. One of tlx? i trangrrt Chimp to nie in nil the Bible i* that tbe Lord Jreus himself was commanded by tho Father what to say, *mi tho Father whu dwelt ia Him did Hl* works. (John xil, 40; xir, 1ft) 17.18. “Tbe water* of Jordan returned unto their place, and flowed all his banks, as before" Not until the feet of the priMta were up od tho d?Tland did tbe water* return to tbeir place. Most thoroughly mx! perfectly dore Gul du all thing*, and at‘tbe right time and in the lurt way:. it i* ja»t glorious to trust and obey Him. 10. "Tbe people camo up oct of Jordanon tlie tenth day of the first month.” This wm ti«- day on which tbe pasrovn- Ijunb wns cbown (Ex. xii, 3), and ts they kept tbe paasover or tho fourteenth day (v.- 10), they mart have *e)t>cto>! tho lamb* on tbo very day on which they camo up out-of Jordan, their Orrt day in tho promise, 1 bfad. This te tbe third poMorer of which wo (have any account Note thu truths for tbo believer: ILxlcmptioa from bondag- by the Lamb (Ex. xii): tbe only Joy in tho wilderness to in the Temh (Num. ix), nnd tlw rest of tho promtaed land to in tiie Lamb; all things in Christ, nothing apart from Him; Jecus, ourwtoduin, rightuouieres, ranctiflcation and redemption. » “Tlnre, twelve snail ia» for a memorial unto tbo children of I:jn< l forover (v. 7.) A net oft chorcn to moke Cud a name, cbotou to In His pumlo forever (I Chr. xvii, 21, S2i, that, through them His naino may t» nwgnifled. Tlwy were in tlM-tu-elrw weak and sinful aad tiw A XDtAF VINEGAR GKMERXTUn. ' fewest of all poopte.-but God redeemed them. An old vinegar barrel containing phmty them, fort tiir-n. clutbe.! tboin. fought for of "mother," the vinegar lutving juat 1 J«1 them ttr—___ , . been drnwu off. Is worth twice as much as | nnow hcrrcl containing no "mother." I The color of vinegar adds to its salable might honor Him and magnify Bui name value. This dctdrablo color is sometimes towping la memory ^| His dealings with by tbo addition of the pressed out them. In add.tmn to the lereons from the black raj.pberriM. evoked hither twelve stones, to which we hare already n>UitliJul among them would often _• dried. As high authority as Mr. Green says this is the coloring matter for think of “the Sliepberd, the stow of Israel’ -! • nnd 0,e t"rlv" I-^ous vinegnr and that a epoouful of it will £2, color a barrel of water. When using it •tones ever borne upon the shoulders and .try a littlo of it until you gut just the de­ bnxu.p, the High iTicrt would co: stantly •peak to them of their iirorum to G:xl, and sired tint—not too dark. His lorn for, and care of them. • Killing frosts have done damage to the corn fielils In many sections of thu coiuitry­ . The English apple crop is at least a partial failure; on thu other Imud. tbo contiucntal crop promises well. Tho Hudson, valley grape crop b on The*r5'' *i« me, of Gothm , not }y;vi. bten so wisr they no! sought know], g-jp used -ars and eye In getting info,, mation Of even- sort and kind. Instead of going through tlie world men both deaf and Uipd. LESSON III, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 21. Vinegar making is uow iu order in all sections of the country where there is a surplus of apples. Much vinegar Is made from thu juice of early apples, wastes of mills and reprciudngB. Farmers who make vinegar in small quantities for home use. as a rule cling to tbe old fashlotad way of putting the cider into barrels or rusks, filling them two-thirds full and petting them stand till tho contents turuito vin­ egar, which usually takes about two years. , ’ TIm: vinegar business carried on in a largo way. however, necessitates some kind of a generator which hastens the process. Tho vinegar generator shown in tho cut Is an arrangement used by Charles A. Green, of Rochester. N. Y., and was re­ cently described aud illustrated In - Rural Now Yorker. Tbe design of this arrangement is to draw cider from ouo barrel to another, exposing it to the air and best. The cider alowly drips from tho upper barrel down tho troughs to the other barrds. When tho first barrel to emptied, another is rolled up to take its plane Another plan iwmetimcs used,, when it is desired to make cider vinegar quickly, conHista in making shelves with groovre, say an inch drop, through which the elder flows backwarti and forward and Pto. 3— MOVING LAH0E THUES. then down to the next shelf and so on The other mode is represented by Fig. until In this way tho cider is exposed to 3, aud applies mainly to deciduous trees. the atmosphere and warmth for an hour The treo is first entirely loosened* by dig­ or more before passing into a barrel or ging, and the two wheel* (with thp tank. Another plan I* to fill a barrel with tongue) are run up against it. The topis, oak shavings, run sharp vinegar through tied into a compact shape, and the tongue them, then run .the cider through the of the cart placed erect agaiwit it, and Hhavlngs slowly. But it lias been found both tied securely. They are then brought that all methods of hastening tho making down horizontally, thus lifting the tree of vinegar are inclined to affect th0 oulte out of the ground, und it is then quality; that vinegar hastily made is sharp drawn to ita desired place and lowered in and stingy, but that it lacks body and the same way that it waa lifted. richness of fruit tone, and yet the process The transplanting of largo treca is not can be Bcincwhat hastened without re­ generally advised, for however careful sulting in any injury, a* for instance with and well conducted the removal is effected, tho generator Illustrated. there will be a great check given. Trees To make vinegar in a small way tho alx inches in diameter and twenty foot most practical mode, aa has been inti­ high have thrown out their roots at least mated, is to put the cider in barrels threetwenty foet in every direction, thus occu­ fourths full, leave out tlie buug aud keep pying a circle forty foet in diameter. A the cider iu a warm place, the wannfr the very small part of this broad circle of better up to 80 or.85 degs. The authority roots can lie secured. Tho tope ot the quoted front advises, when one has old trees must be lightened by -pruning, re­ vinegar barrels or casks containing taining a symmetrical form, to correspond "mother” and some good vinegar, these in part with the necessary mutilation, of need not bo removed. Rlmply put in tbe the roots. Trees of the size mentioned cider daily or weekly and draw it off us should have a removed, circle of roots fast as made, nnd place In fresh bam-ls. eight or nine feet in diameter, and tho This Is tho manner in which the best soil above the roots may ail be taken off vinegar Js made, aud with the least down to the mass of the fibers to lessen trouble. By this plan the vinegar is tbe load. being made continually with vigor. Re­ member that vinegar in always growing stronger or wrakrr. nnd that if an old bar­ Favorable reports notne from most of rel of vinegur has no new matcrii ‘ ' tho leading states- concerning tho apple it may perish from idlanoss, it crop, which him matured in fine condition and virtue becoming worthless. in nearly all sections of tho country where apples are grown in commercial quantities. Thu Canada crop in reported as large, although some sections have suffered from drought. The apple crop In England and Scotland Is light this year, anti tho fruit Baldwins, however, is JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA OF MEMORIAL IN THE VINEYARD. tall for Hern*Ing teoclwr* to 1 of Barry Co. thv eomUiR ye* ■ • ■ • . N Milvilla oct. Rih. All tra «.. d.nl> g at is in.. Iwglnalng ii*»ti at . cknn>K at 5 *. m atamtanf Umn, •ten * offtoc l» In Uiv Wct«*crt block [.Batx*. oftrr hour* from • a. m. to 81! " !" ! �* thoughtful article. VANDERBILTS ESTATE. methods by which the old com­ each of which will RE mHoY' ,'rrrs six staspahd virtue. • 7,. “ 77s effect* are far tho auffrugea of the people quro&a* ot living latent to tho „tl^ and deserve careful thought and treat’ matt; but thev ore all iiicidenul. und not one of them ta fundamental On everv one of them men mav honestlv arrw. tn differ without imperiling the life m'evrn th. well being ot ih„ r^ttbUo. But there 1, one qoeetlon ot i.™,, and tundamentd ta|w«ane. tavolSd to thi. eonliwl about which patriotic men cannot differ, and on tbo right settlement ■■..I icrmanrut SO of which depends the life of republican ■,..-u!»r inberiCI institutions That question ta one of a '.he outer «nrfree' ballot and an honest count. If these -.>fu-u or relax cannot be secured, it ta idle to talk of a v.nic action a constitutional government Let It not be ridded forgotten tha^ this ta a government of the tenth; Wirch,1ns tbo :«iU people, and that tho fundamental priueiple on which it rests ta the rule of the maiority. Just the moment the majority by a free ballot and an honret count, is made impoMlbto. that moment tbo foundatiou of the goyeroinent ta gone and any attempt to exercise itx functions ta practically revolution or usurpation. Only a majority expressing its will ,rr» County Mich- through honest billots, honestly counted Pen ury of Stare, has any right to rule in this country. A i at the general majority secured in any other wav. either hi the Tuesday by putting the voter in mortal peril or by rtv-tubvr next. suppressing his ballot, ta simple anarchy and rebellion. And the government ad•rnor. IJenteo- raintatecK) by ageh a majurity would be a fraud, having no right of autboritv trader tbe constitution, and no claim to the re­ M-a member spect and obedieneu uf the people. place ufTlda Aud is not this tiw stylo of government expire hwniw tn Uongret* under which tho American people are liv­ I'i tnct of this ing tudayl Can atiy intelligent and can­ ..also a s-*na- did man suppose that Grover Cleveland it district, cutsI, ..I E.itoh; also a was legally ehetai president of the .-^Mature, coai- rUtdted State.*? A solid smith, means inttaiutaiion and fraud. It ia simply notori­ ous jhattUr IUpulilicanvo|o ii»suppressed ><ii.intent to-tho . V submitted v» tUruughout the ratitb whqrovcr It would i< fr Adoption or viniemgw Democratic supremacy. Loutataha has a majority of 30,000 colored peoArticle C rela K"'. erexy ono of whom would vote tho by join’publican ticket ss naturally as a uuck ideit Into takas Io tin- water, and yet in tho recent election the Democrats carried the state by more than 00.000 majority. Mississippi l-juabCcd. The has a majority of 170,000 colored people, ■•taetloti o! more and still the state is carried by over­ iirial circuit in nay In- MtuatwL whelming Democratic majorities.' South 1 !• tl.n county ul Carolina atao has a colored majority of Aud tbe eircuU scene 220,000. but ail tlie same tlie Demo­ . :u addition lb oaatitutlim, shall crate roll up their immense majorities. Now does it need to bo said that a fair • connUe* *ucb •'■/i- t(» time be vote and od honest copnt would give all l-'-.ird* of super­ those statre to tbn Republicans, and that board of Mlif either of them had Wu permitted to t I-per Peninsula cast its vote fairly and legally. tli« preadied, Mich add!- ent administration could not have been • dis) from t|ine elected* The usurpation, therefore, ta by such twanl complete, and tho question is. how long can government stand after its foua!Li- people of lids dntion » gone, and Low long will tho peo­ ' - itwision ple consent to have. their rights taken trout them by violence and fraud! Is it Dot clear, than, that tbo supreme 7 J Imus lu thu earning ehctkrn Is the rule of ’roftbe majority—thq ihq fumfeaeutal fuiuh^meutd taw'of law* of thu- majority. the repUbUp ^TL^l tag. has been in stispuu>« j>-ars. ra that the very E-xistenre of the government is throateneii f-.tr tack of constitutional support. It is aii very’well to talk of free trade or tariff or prohibition as affecting gnod gov­ ernment one way or another, but it is idle i-arr) County. to exalt an incident of good government into the importance of a basal principle, which involves th*’ life of the government ittelf. . cf Tariff <joeIn the dark days uf the war wo forgot incident ata and went for tho jnain thing liclb- —the life of tlie nation. For tlds we tala upon tho al tar eight billions of-treasure and SCO,000 splendid liven. But now, when the amstitution is equally violated ilr« Include aud usurpation and revolution are lording it‘over us. there ore men who are shoutu^g themsc-lves hoorae over certain evils incident to the government, while they arc exerting their direst might to destroy the party that saved an imperiled nation, and that now r-tands battling for tho very foundation uf the government os ex­ pressed in a free ball.’', and an honest . old IftuUa* count. These men claim superior in­ ' Miller? .' telligence aud virtue, and yet seem de­ v HartsIM termined to strike down tho only am stretched out to rescue the country from American thora who uro putting in jeopardy its and life. Tbo tasuo of today ta tho o of twentv-five.years ago; only shifted • v fnriff to r United from the battlefield to the ballot box. It i rawford ta still to be determined whether the’ Union, under tlie constitution and accord­ ing to the constitution, shall bo preserved Worklngin its integrity . or whether it shall per­ I'rott-ctionlsts.** ish at the hands of lawless and usurping Hamthe* ai'd »u<> ,i literally con- a fill ^Fhe Republican party saved tho Union, < . I». Todd. Tkerstir,. **Mia.tiiM irnpblete will be: ire.w.-.1 !»• d .runient, .should « of nrliit. another of - i<t it. its stead. AdWedDihtr* >f de i>t Kdwxnl lech- ••’ tlie late renldenre of ' •ii-lntxif Baltimore. lu ti.e stat.- of Michigan. jtttetwith'dai wrartMirt I” • a?: •■it: fed i • .’id Interest ot the said real1 <estate situate '■ ’th* h' r™ • ... »—7. m the state of • • -v-nneo aa follows. to­ MraSSJ d the voutbeaat quarter : thirty-one at) In townni’rth of range number Administratrix. TO ADVERTISERS. dbwrrfa >«•.<*« divided IntoSTATiB' in on application.— tlivir sdvertWng to pay. 'e.eninrfor thorough and varioiM sections of our GEO !• HOWELL t CO.. • ■ i!*r Ailv.-rtisitiE Bureau. --------------- ’ Street, New York, S~-=- FOR SALE ! j •«! Un,!>rr. -Good land. modore Wr. blood If of Another great estate Is tho Vanderbilt dTrbilt 11 T?V°und®d Cornelius Van W“ J°to> J«»b Astor born thiny-ono yours, and died twenty-tune years earlier, at tbo same ago. Vanderbilt, who was an American nfv,•®renU E«»«tiou». had first seen the light on Staten Island, and inherited various traits from his Dutch stock. He fiaaarial eapodty-it amounted DnirtS/’ Plt““UT «>d radically to g. nnw—than tAstor; bail far greater <“,wer bmatioa;’but it waa exclusively «f a assftas rousUpaiton and tndi^itlon ' l,lllou‘naM- •nKXSSl'JSS" '°n“1 “riu~ tLog Cabin* have mostly disapjwaitjd aa human habita­ tions. Many good people have lived happy Uvea In them, nnd «»ny great men have b«.-n Iwni in them. Warner's Log Cabin SaraaimrillM mid -Tip-’ JTs’hT Tonic, made by Warner L. . Sur'l repn»»uciion»of fert of tbe old tlmo remedies, with whfch tbe pfontrre of America maintained their rugged health. Six Inebre of snow has fallen in Monl- T«» cure any scrofulous disearaor Iiuum.f, try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It clnnsex tbo blood. Tin- street car strike Ims seriously Inter­ fered with bmdnvNi iii ('Ificago. “Another wonderful discovery luo, been made and that too by a Indy in this coun­ ty. DLMa.sc fastened Ils elutchfw ujwn her ami for seven jeamslie withstood Its severest tftta. but her vital organ* were undermined mid death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She Uiughl of us a bottk- of Dr. King's New DIscmcn for ccnsumption and was so much relieved on taking find dose that she slept all night and with one Inttlc has breu. miraculously cund. Iler name is Mrs. CntlirrJ.utx." Thus write W. C. Hamrick A of Shelby. N. C.—Get a free trial bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. W. D. Sult, druggixt, Blppus. Ind., testifira: “1 ran t«t< (tnnnend Electric Bitters a* the very l«v4 remedy. Evi-ry; lottk- raid luw given relief in every ca.se.' OneNjum took six bottles, and wa» cured of rheumatism of id 10 years'- standing." _ ui iwruumusiu «>« Abraham Han-, druggist. Bellville, Ohio. artinns: “The Iwst selling medlrlm- I . . . .. . . have ever handled in tnv 20 years exju-rleitre. is Electric Bitten." Thousands id others hate atldtxi their testimony. *•»that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Hitters dw- nirr all dlsdaras t>t tlie liver, kidney* or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle al W. H. Goodjears drug store. The licit salve in the world for ruts, brulwh, ulren*. salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, rhapixsl hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin etftapthiiis. and positively cures plies, or no pay Required. It Is guanuitred to gh/r jH-rfiet satisfaction, or money nfunoed. 'Price 23 cts. )«*r lira. For sale by W. 11. Goddyear Burglars are raiding Kalamazoo. Tatk Springs, Tenn.. July 4, J&MThe Swift Specific Co., Atlauta, Ga,: During the spring of 1871, while working in the held at my hoax: in Morgan county, Ga., I pulled off my shoes to girt my feet a rest. Unfortunately, I walked into a clamp of poison oak, and in a few data my feet were in a terrible condition, and I could not •welling. I was treated r.» poison oak cases usually are, and every thing was healed up. About tbe same time the following spring, 1873, my fret became sure again, as at first, and every succeeding spring for five years brought back the same condition of tbe dis­ ease. only each time it became more dis­ tressing, because I began to think it was a lifetime trouble. Finally, ♦ was induced tb try Swift's Specific. I took six bottles, and to-day am entirely well. My improvement was gradual from tbe first, and no evidence of the disease remains. I shall take pleas­ ure in testifying as to its curntne proper­ ties. It i« the greatest blood purifier in ex­ istence. Yours truly, J. I- Morgan. and ita mission will not be ended until the vote thrown In Louisiana and Missiaxippi und South Carolina shall be as free ami a? honestly counted as it is in ktassaThe foregoing certificate is taken at ehuaette- Matters of policy con be dtarandom from thousands of letters in posses­ curaed und emphasized according to tbeir sion of the Swift Specific Co., and presented nature and relative Importance, but when simply as a sample. It » -‘ vcluntapwu come to u question which involves the statement, giving facto and remits of tbe very life of the republic therb can bo but case. Its accuracy and genuineness are ouo opinion and one courpe of action. beA%alwb!e Treatije on Blood and Skin Tlie Democratic party was the party of treason and rebellion, and ta weighed Diseases mailed free. Address down by a history that ought to sink it .^the swift specific co., Atlanta, forever. It is now tho .party of usurpa­ Drawer v AdanU ' Ga. tion, and has no more right, by an hones, Bay City wants a fresh Baptist Minister. vote and a fair count, to control the gov­ ernment of this country than it nas to /lUTi.r . .................... control the government of England. M„. wra.ura’. uSSra Thia is the party, however, which car­ tain cultured, high toned gentlemen, like President Eliot, of Harvard college, pro­ pose to help to another usurpation, to raenty-flve cent* * bolUeThe State Arbcltir Bund now ha*M order that few trade, or ramo other bobby pr-vUL they would puOb» societies. In iiul <J IU IU. p-. ■» U" wnaiis'*• - j... urn ftom whom tb. youth ot U» ““Ji7 are learning their lessons of patriotism, < PinUlon (Clarke's exDact of flax) bktn ot hooerTThd ot drto dulj M citizens. They started out unde, the banner of civil iwrvice reform; thejr have ended under the banner of the cheat, thu spoilsman and the usurper, If the republic is to survive it will be w-rta blemishes or scrofulby keeping ita <»v«Miita and walking to the the order of ita own constitution. Tney U?uieJ After experimeiiUnr ten y«n. 11 will serve it best who hold it to itirfun­ damental taw. and who will stand by tiw partv that will stand by the ffthe constitution.—Watertown (Mass.) Enterprise.________ _ ■•The <d.irf |i~pl" at*u« .it wither knave, or l«'i' will not klo. Ulf h«nJ th»‘ ,7*2, ... th. u, which their libertv,-their eltlxtmshlp tuiu w-hnur^ *g. »MII •» “ 'T tilswwMi Unt- ft,r‘or> b *oln< up at VanderbiltM p-l xew DlseuV’Tbran. Kt- '0irtUn f-nm LouisCan im tamght B<Sd t™ »«IT. IdLVDRX. Fort Worth. Texas. 7J vontbxr." MADE HIS FORTUNE. tbo Fourth Georgia district, told a couple of stories very pertinent to tho subject aad which greatly amuaed his auditors' “In the latter part of 1863.” said Mr. Grimes, "a young man who lived in le Grange, Ga.. became poeaesaed of tbe num uf tuOO in Confederate, money. He was of a thrifty turn and wanted to add to it. With that purpose in view he Invtwtcd his money it> n bar I of whisky. This lie sold by the drink, and at the end of th« week had disposed of tho whole barrel aud had <1.200 in liand. a net profit of $700. The young tuan was highly elated. He saw hia way dear to a fortune iu a short time. while taking. No (huger troui rxtxnnr* after "Of course he decided to buy more whisky at wholesale and cell it by tbe little taken at night Insure* rnfmhli small measure, but he hod not token* into account tbe wear and tear which tbe credit of the Confederacy had suffered during.the wetk which ft had token him A PHYSICIAN* “I have bren prarttefox .OPINION medicine for twenty years invest iu another supply ho found that he aud have never been able to pat up a vetecahle compound that would, like Hlmmons Uaer Becould not make a purchase nimtlar to hia KUlator. promptly and effectively move tbe liver first one for less than $1,300 The financial to action, and at the same Ume aid -Instead o< fluctuations Involved In the transaction •evakeulmt) lhe dtavalive and ■aalmilaliyr pwrof the •ystem. ’-L. M. Bldton. M, D., Washknocked him so completely out that bo re­ <Itr«vtm. l-V tired permanently from commercial life and hired himself out aa an agriculturist." When his hearers bad finished laughing •» El.lu n__________ ,«. ■ .v monetary sort. Ho divided mankind into two classes, tbom, who could and those who could not, make muqey, and the tatter lie condemned an blank fools. Probably Do man of this century ever bent hitny/f more entirely to tho pursuit of wealth, from tho time he tajught a pertagua, at 10, after hta father’s death, to carry farm Pfo“ucto to'tbo Now York market, until hta final illness at ftj. IBM," ho sold. "One old gentleman there KOT AS HnrCATED MAK. who had persistently predicted the failure He was illiterate throughout life, having of the Confederacy waa ouo day deriding n violent prejudice against education, the currency that waa then so plentiful which ho believed to lauft-fero with prac­ and of such Little value. He wild that it tical success, and talked s peculiar Eng- was to worthless that nobody would even 11. -..1. defiant of syntax and orthoepy. eteal it or pick it up if fouud'on the street. Lettera he almost never wrote—corres­ Ho pulled out a $1,000 bill—Confederate pondence was m, severe a taxk for him as money, of course—and declared that he for Sam U eller—but b<> invortabl v wanted could tack it with a pin to tho fence evcrvtxxly eke to put any business pro- around the court house, leave it there five >1 on paper. He never, so far as hours, and that nobody would think wu expressed tho alighlwt regret for enough of it to put it in pia pocket- Hie ms lark of education, and, presumably,offer was accepted. The note waa pinned never felt any. Ix-ing in thLs an exception th the fence and at tho end of-five hours to his race- But as a compensation-^fully he and the man to whom ho had been talksumeient for him—ho was phenomenally astute at n trade, big <5r little, and had a Aeon." Mr. Grimes hero paused. ^marvelous instinct for commercial profit. ■•WelB” inquired-Mr. Allen, of MissisBefore 2V, he removed to this citv. and rippjthree years later was Wurth $10,000, “The $1,000 note was there," replfod which was harder, he said, to gel than Sir. Grinn.xi, “and pinned beside it wo* an­ any Subsequent sum. At that time ho other Confederate bill, the denomination built the first steamboat to run between of which was $2,000."— Atlanta Constitu­ New York and New Brunswick, and re- tion. cvived $1,000 u year as captain. H« con­ Visit to h llrpulrloj Factor}-. tinued on the lino until ho made its revenue $40,000 a year, hta wife mean­ The place looked like a ghastly carica­ while keeping an inn—he had married at ture of a butcher shop In the land of the 1“—at the New Jersey terminus, and cannibals, but It was only the Inner saneturning it to good account. turn of a manufacturer of artificial limbs. - For fifty-four years he. followed the Anns. legs, hands, feet—what you will— water, owning steamboats’ un tho Dela­ hung on walhi. screened in glass cases or ware. tho Hudson and Long Island sound, laid about in heaps, greeted the eye wherand steamships ou tho Atlantic and Pa­ oxer it rested. -There were audacious cific. steadily overcoming opposition and pictures of gentlemen in various active swelling his fortune At 70. With prop­ employments, who, having "tried your erty estimated at $40,000,000, the commo­ valuable leg would have no other." ’One dore, as he was called, directed his atten­ of those graceful men was pictured in tho tion to, and concentrated hia interest In. act of riding a tricycle. Another bor>*hls railways, having been for many years a whole weight on an artffirial log while heavy stockholder hi the New York and piling a miner’s pick at a mass of rock New Haven road. Al so advanced an ago over his head. Still another stood on Ids such a change was liazardous to mv the sound leg and with the artificial leg drove least; but he was brilliantly successful in a spade deep into the rail of a garden it, showing the energy and force of youth plot. Three were farmers following the in al! hta plans and combinations. Ho plow, blacksmiths shoeing horses and a t scarcely .­ ever miscalculated, but in at- .-pedestrian without a nose—all with at pting ’ — u’“I* “b to gain command of thu Erie least one artificial leg---"Do they really do all thatT" inquired P !, ,• when w|! Fisk and Gould controlled it. In. he found that they were supplying, with­ tho reporter. out any thought of responsibility,'all tbo "Perhaps not quite as well as you'd .shares that he or others were willing to suppose from tjie cut. but it Lx tree that pay fur. Soon tiring of pitting hta money (here are a good many thousand men with against' their printing press, he confessed artificial legs doing work that one would hta mistake, which he w>cribrd to hta ad- tldnk likely to require the aid of sound vtsero. to whom ho Lad yielded, he said, limbs." against his better iudguicnt. "Then you come pretty nearly supply­ lliS J'tWOSE ATTAINED. ing any natural loan?” ' When he saw hta days closing—he luul "Pretty nearly. The war gave a great a long illness—he had the supreme satis­ impetus to the manufacture of artificial faction of having anuuuxxl not far from limbs, and we are still making limbs for $100.000,u0<>, and be cared for nothing tho veterans." « else. Hi» one purpose in existence lie had "How long does an artificial limb lost?" splendidly attalnol. Although averse by "That depends upon whether it Is on constitution to giving away money—it arm or a lag and upon various other concould do no permanent good, iu hta Xiderationj I've known an artificial leg opinion—he presented the steamship Van­ to be in ura twenty-five years. Tho more derbilt. which cost $800,000, to the gov­ elaborate attempts to counterfeit nature, ernment at the outbreak of- the civil war. the more liable the member to get out of and endowed, through the influence of his order and require renewal Wo make second wife, tho Vanderbilt university, arms and bauds with which tbe wearer at Nashville, with $700,000. He also writes, uses knife end fork at table aud made, toward the last, various bequests, performs many operations that one might some of which indicated that he was not. think impossible."—New York Telegram. impervious to artful gallantry. lie often helped men that ho happem-d to like, aud it may be said, to hta credit, that he waa Everybody has his or her way of living, always as good as hta word. Totally without pretense or presumption, bo was aud. if they would tell, tho whole race generally accessible, having ra much ex­ might bo benefited by it. But whatever the theories may bo, whether one reader ecutive power that hu was seldom presrad believes in a meat diet and another does for tlmel Fine looking, especially In hta old age. Hot, >4 would be interesting to know bow hta.handsome face, erect carriage, and each succeeded. The writer bus'often elastic step were likely to draw attention, hoard thu remark: "I wonder how a man even in crowded Broadway. He might on $10 manages to live?" Yes, it may bo have been a prince iu disguise, if princes a wonder, but hundreds of men do it, and were what they are imagined to bo. He the writer knows, within the range of his certainly did not appear, physically, like own experience at least, half a dozen men the bird hindcd. unconditional, unlettered who do it, and do it seemingly very nicely. business man he was Hta two recrea­ Tbeir wives wear Inexpensive but neat and attractive looking clothes, the chil­ tions were driving and whtat. He loved good horrae. had plenty of than, and was dren who go to school look as clean and tho despot of tho rood. In whist, he as well dressed as the children of some Other men who earn more, and the pre­ ptayed the rigor of tho game, and could sumption is that each of these families not bear to be beaten, which he seldom, get enough to eat. At all events they was. At Saratoga, where he usually look as if they did. spent the summer, he was disappointed certainly Now, with a little study, tho writer if he did not wiu enough to meet his does not heeitato to say many families hotel bill. When his memory began to could save money. fall he ceased to play; serious as wm tlm “Where?" * deprivntiou. he wes unwilling to lose the Right iu the house; right on top of tho rank he hod ra long occupied. He did not table. If a man can afford certain dishes bother himself about theology; but if ho and doesn't csru whether be will later bo had believed tho Biblical announcement troubled with dyspepsia, all right; but if of tho difficulty attendant upon a rich he has not tho very necessary "where­ man’s entering heaven, bo no-aid have ; with" he ought to knock off on some of bud a very poor opinion of heaven.—Paul : his meat bills By this means ho would B. Cleveland in Tho Cosmopolitan. have more money to expend for clothing and for a few of tho things he cannot now enjoy and which ho is farced to consider A long time ago, that day when the as luxuries.—Boston Globe. world moved at tho nod of Cleopatra, tho Egyptian women saved all their gold to buy emeralds for their daughters, becaura When they get ready to start on their tho possession of them not only insured expedition an old monkey, tho leader of freedom from nil physical ills, but made in their hearts an over spring well of tbo tribe, with a staff tn his hand, so as to stand upright more easily, marches ahead hope, &rcing them to be cheerful, happy on two legs, thus being more elevated wcroen. Sometimes the emerald was en­ the others, so as to see signs of dan­ graved with cnballstlc characters, oftenur than ger moru readily. The rest fellow him on its nmooth surface waa untouched; what all fours. The leader advances slowly and could not be accomplished by the gem itself certainly could not by the old cautiously, carefully reconnoitering in Simyateriou. symbol Then the Sici­ all directions, till the party arrives at the corn field. Ho then assigns the ucntiucls lian women bought coral for tbeir babiee, to their respective posts. All being now believing that it not only brought U them good health, but counteracted the Id readincsB. the rest of tho tribo ravage effect of the oril eye and kept away the and cat to their heart's content. When wicked spirit* It seemed for a while aa if they retire taeh oixo carrier two or three of corn along, and from thia pro vision Inu-nxl.u mtes to talJm ears the sentinels uru regaled on tbeir arrival Ln coral now that was then, for beautiful pink coral framed in dlxnouds was not at their lair. Her-j wo sco ability to rule and_a will­ Jmly shown i:t the largo jowelry chops, ingness to submit to rule; a thoughtful but waa warn by wem v<sy smart wumr.i. preparation of means to the end in view However, the frney mwos to have died cat; coral fo no toger cither ta ana a recognition uf tbo rights of tho sentinels to bo suitably rewarded at the rhe window or on tbo *aesatunatclv both ot tU .rherttb g.vutg UCT'.- clow of tho expedition. '•Wherein does xncnto.’tho emerald cud. thu cural, are all this differ from a idmHar foray of a Suly taStatod, destroys ihrir tribe of savage men? Tbe only dlffcreneo is in degree-; o'.berwise it is much tho value in tho cyrs of the ffern tnj wonxvi — '•Bab" & Phlladelpbls mane.—Professor Edwin Emerson in Pop­ ular Bcieuco Monthly. Tlmea. No Hone Should he Wilhoit it K cure, bead 3 cents postage for Celebrated cs itc r./.l;.-- Merrill Block. Detroit. Mich. The BUYEHS' QUIDBia issued March and Sept, each year. It is an ency­ clopedia of useful infor­ mation tor all who purohaso tho luxuries or the noccssitieu of lile. Wo O what la required to do all these things C01F0RTIBLT. and you can make a fair estimate ot the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be scut upon receipt of 10 oenta to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111^114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.Ill. Boston Dry Goods Store Full of attractive bargalus. Marr & Duff are doing an Immenie trade this season and well they might as Marr A Di.n. have on the ven' Goods, aud at the lowest prices, that Is shown in the country. Marr & Duff arc selling De able always sold for *1.50, K.M and F.CO. Blpgle shawls In tbe same proportion. we are selling for $3.75, «X5O. 44.00. fti.00 aud •d.00. These shawls are well worth ILM.JM0, M 4- ftl .nd ft. .al' ' T these shawls, aa they are going fast, Gloats' Ms! Gloats! C Marr ft Duff hare built an extra addition and is used for cloaks entirely and the bargains country in Plush Jackets, Wrap, and RacquM. cheaper than elsewhere. Children and Mbset* has ever been .shown under one roof. examine. Call and Mmr! Everything in thia line for children, ladies and gents, in white, grey and scarlet, al) qv.ull • ""■ Hosiery In cotton, woolen, caxhniere, Oeece-iiaed cottun select from ax Our usually low prices. Dress Goods. light of the country- Everything nice, new and facilities tor selling are much better- selling for Marr & Duff. T B. -Marr A Duff have Inaugurated a new venture which they call Friday's Great Haryaln Day. It Is proposed to sell special thing* on every Friday at specially low price*, oost and bargain* will not be sold Thursdsy or Saturday. but Friday only. Marr & Duff. �LAST OF THE LETTERS. Chicago Happy Again Coi-VMBtn, O . Oct 15.—Judge Thurman’s TELEGRAPHIC TICKS OF CONGRES­ letter of acceptance wa* givi-n t-> tbe praee SIONAL DOINGS. last uigbt It is dated Oct. 12, and addroeeod to Hon. Patrick A Collin* and others, com­ mittee It is as follows: Her Citizens Can Ride in Peace and Comfort. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. TERRIBLE RAILWAY OISATERS* THE WASHINGTON ra., *•--------- r accident took piaee between 8 and 9 kesbarke, the great strike deolared off. M.K* k>daterd»oate« W«Mrt mint. though tte- •« urgimrily cat M0 Mn. Charity Crosby’died al Grand Rapid to dr.-tine .t. I thought thou, aa I now think, that whatever I could property du to promote the re­ of inquiry into the execution of Louk Riel election of I’rertacnt Ctondaud I ought to do. Rte in Canada for trea*on in JW5, ymd whether acbo i* unknown. The Reformed Dutch his acrountT^r • hid TV. advert^ jwtf. <0» todby eaying; that sh. WuM father’, home to girt someth,.,,. and Pre*bytaran J? - ------———• ■ -w-iiurn an unaucownful attempt by Ilarri* to make an agreement limlLug tbe debate, Allieon day morning until nearly 3 o’clock tn tbe afternoon a compromiae wa* ugroed upon. that fooling uf fraternity among Um American -w, mnuis wv uui ill |reared . Tiw> vnltio of school discipline waa shown then formed toar. are wane propi- H . dt w.Z7s have learned m aimj^e a fact 1 . A couple of Pgwu nvKP i,,.., j , of rotator*—twocar !r>.*7” —■ by Vnntu iu opposition thereto. Hiacock got j tbo boor, und after a brief wcret Marion, tbe j ■enuto adjourned. north ri.lee are running with tbeir old crwwa The negotiation* wore begun Saturday morning wt 10 o’clock aa arranged Friday btag a Washtenaw courty („rIWL,'r notwithstanding be was ably d-fen.un^’ lartytewyrr. Mra Marr . .. Ib-T * mmuu ao oe caas* wb-., ,..T pleading arailetb not. It-lward MeCafa bus bw-n j.iw „ Saginaw for obtaining a triij.. A wagm and appropriating tb. m-jnev^L ' own um A the moat .att,U^I‘O” One Of aur exchanges. intimates that Hoa. printing fJtW.tXW to suppress epidemic di*daring ar ultimatum, n* taken by JWr Yerkes a* n violation of tbe spirit of the ar- 5 a system of e-, Ilirwanteot th proved by taxing hlui ou all asked until 10 a. m. Sunday to consult with State* Mason of Illinois moved that tbe banking nnd currant-y committee be di*charged from further consideration of hi» rosolution relating .to tbe alleged levying of contribution* for yioUtiaal purposM ou banks holding government money on deport, but the regular order waa called for. Hatch road a statement to show that plowJmade in | । in thi* country. Wbovler spoke ou the tariff. declaring that the senate bill was in the interwit of mcnopoiista. At ’J;» p m. tte bousc adjourned. Wahhixotox Citt, Oct 10. —The confer- |ong trains with tbo oar* crowded to tbe doors pawed White Haven yesterday morn| tnK witb people from these two coun| I Latkh.—Tbe last report* place the number into Hue and luatiou. Mra Samuel McCormick aa Attica lady, took a trip oat Into a coru-fiald racon Uy, and Prof. Hogan, of. belkxm irachute f*A lias made thirty-toven arid trq« tai* r*. <aas«k u u. 4 " retreat without stopping to npolorixe. Tbe Michigan wheat crop, the O - tober crop report of th Tbo t>i-cea*ity of reducing taxation to prevent such an accumulatiou of «urjAu» revtxiUB and thconw-qneat dnptetkm of the cimilathig medium that thu all-night meeting of the men would eating a to>! yi«id of Jfi.rrt’. ./( butbri*. chief justice, had been left out, introduced President Yerkee at 10 o’clock, at which hour mediate consideration; Berry barley. > busaeli ataep embankment sixty to seventyrflve feet high, running down from tbe track* to the . ™ . _ ._ ■ _* objected. postponement* that reached here at if o'clock bad a distiuct company tion of Joseph Hoffman in Washington , me ring lamps and torchea annntv Tara* waa kzIoiVmI Rlair made n . Tbrv *aV that the CAN at midnight there waa a practical unanimity ot sentiment that no cars should Im. run until calved. j , . th* urchins from the Industrial iioav v,•« Beoheitu ■> Novolly works at Olivet ar* in Rice, Minnie Duiai. ilii . t*anyard, and Mamie Hag guilty. Tbe court gave th- . AU tbo speeches tended in that dibridge ( right acron the track vigor<।ti*.warfare i« being wagwl again*t Tb»*pot is a desolate ----- . ncAr,. .t ptair M Mnueh Cbunk Tbe railroad tanff bill, und the M-nnte adjourned. E. B. Taylor of Ohio Oniogav* gave notice *' in tbo i officials at this point absolutely decline to *ay hou*e that ho house bo would object ito all bills ex- | anything whatever about tbo accident, cept thoao for appropriations and peusiuna, ‘ : in the absence of n quorum, an J be forth­ with objected to two that were proposed. A bill appropriating 150,000 to enforce tbe Y«rkes bad given hie final domnoti, it ■* prob able that yesterday’ll n*goliatii>ns would SCORED] RY THE JUDGE bfDXASAi-ouK, . Ind., Oct IS.-Th* mot extraordinary sc^ne ever witrawwi in a Friday monuegia uUra committee called upon Mr. Yerkes, all •eition Saturday, tbo men opened the nego­ tiations yesterday. They offered, ou behalf orpt t> par cent. Mr. Yerkea pri>ni|>iJy of­ fered to give 5 per cent. Then there waa a long and animated discusaiou. which termiper cent, advance. A* there wil) be considerable difficulty iu' ascertaining paymeni by tbe trip to that of payment by tbe hour, Mr. Lyman J. Gage rm mutually per hour to be paid ou tbe diffeivut kinds of oara Iti addition to the advance in wages, Yerkes nwerved tho right to retain all tbo no quorum, wherrnpon Dougherty of Flor- home manufacture* produced by a high tariff does not go Into the pockete of tbe laboring m«i. but cniy tend* to swell Ibn prottt* of other*- otvdleut serrauL LAUNCH OF THE PETREL. . let ween 4,000 and 0,000 P^Apte Witnes* the Event at Balir&ore. Baltimore, Oct. 13.—Between 4.UJ0 and ntVl |ieop)« witnrMed - - s .tbe l 5,000 launching of• <1 tbe new bunboat Petrel at the ship yards of tbe Columbian Iron works at Locust Point Sat urday afternoon. Secretary Whitney was so that men to report for duty a* usual thi* morn tag. and Preddent Yerkee ordered the north and bad abandoned her Evidence wm given ibowtng that Gaynor bad refuted to 000 with which to build the dtiUw proposed by the follow*: six pumpkin* which weighed «V» pound* and I 1■ ■ r-—......... . ...... . .'ofUse civil |W7T‘nl........ ius’’, * 5r *' jintatratinn. T “it "'71 of League ort^ rriaras that the J 5*,b «*"*** lb* ** lSfi8: At Pumpkin pie ought to be plentiful in that Bru-fly stated, the ^nuliUted; that tbe ! ashiogUm 4. iMroit 7: at latitude thia year. .. .... Nen A Vnrl A Iml a. *• Cis m din metrically oppoBoston — (find ganw-l Boston 3, Pittaburg 1, imagined, and that, all the evib which (wicoud game) Boston 3, Pittsburg 3—eeven innings, darkutM Tbo Chicago club wa* to civil service rvforn have played at Philadelphia, but itthioat‘ dent'* contribution of glO.IVW to tbe eued rain and tbe Windy City ninedafaulted the game by not going to tbe ground*, and • Democratic campaign fund was a City. direct violation ■ of the law. The Pblladelph'jk got the scohj » to 0. Alexander Johns, a youthful gentleman of j statements are fortified with the evi■ -T-t. _ minor yesterday were aa follows: At New York- color,-persuaded Ida Seybolt, a pretty white j doner taken *»«• by the committw The New York % Pittsburg 3: at Washingtmi- giri of Lansing. 13 years old, that she lorad tfonforan inquiry into tlie complaint that " *u,h‘'1gton 8, Chicagi htm, and lhe pair eloped for tbe wild wwt to | the Union IV-ifie bridge at Omaha to an ob- ’ tOB I«^l*w»po!is id grow up with the country, but they were structicn to navigation was pas.wd; also n. ' ov-rhinled at Chicago and the girl returns-1 resolution to inquire whether American cat­ Philadelphia league ball club yesterday in tie can not bo transported through Canada the game with Detroit the latter captured without the present quarantine delay. Tbe A typographical error in tbe premium li«t burg 3; a: WaahiMgtoo-U'aabington 4, Chi- of the Cooperavillo fair made that document bill for tbe relief and dvllixaUon of the ;ago 13: at Philadelphia—Philadelphia H, Chippewa Indiana in Minnesota. Rato then Detroit 12; at Boston-Boston 5, indlanap•poke un the tariff, defending the Mill* bill, very spirited, notwithstanding that tho and tbe sciitte, after a *bort executive Mo­ Cricacx), Oct ll.-Philadel^iaand Derion, adjourned. TJO acre tract ot valuable banl- men under polica protection, to bo returned electoral count bill, aud a motion to recon­ sider entered, which led to “no qnbrum’ flli- York—New York I, Pittsburg 0; at Phila­ ■ busteriffg. Tbe speaker said the bill could be delphia— Philadelphia 7, Detroit 2; at Boston j acted upon when reported as enrolled for the —Boeton 7, Indianapolis t5. When it did Yerkex'determination to retain all tieim- Tbe iliseontent wu* WELL DONE, 6RAN MASON! HELD UP” THE WRONG TRAIN. lu«> (iw.u»o:i on uie —— .... .. . tariff bill. Alliecm, m answer to a qumtiou I by Dolph, stated that in Ibe Mil coal slack Dakota. Dxadwood, D. T., Oct id.—About II a’clock Friday morning a daatartilv attempt »t trafn-robt.iry wa* made in Reno gulch, on ing itj. to tho dutiable H*t. Call, then •4>o Black Hill* & Fort Pierre railroad. The spoke in opposition to tbe bill Kawhty .ix,ke Rake Mining company, which employee a large number of men nt wood -chopping at BrvwneviUe, tbe terminu* of tbn road, dis­ tant about twenty mliee from I>ead City. Friday wo the regular pay day at Brownarilla and it waa generally known that Paymutar Beemer would go out with IlS.OnO to liquidate tbe September pay roll*. FALL OF A GRAND STAND. । tbered «"«awauo»* ended m an best fl ret draft of .__ *.000 jioople occupying tho aeata worn ’ listed 1.. Ik. —_ a . . . Conference rajiorte on the Gaynor denied thiwc statement They identified faiiu as the man with shoes tb«y had <laurad end who bad re;.rve»ntai himself as a clu.i1 of th>- def-whut us tbr fsroceedinga Jodge Walker iriused to hscr any argument in th* case. Hr kanri • I.a * - V kr.I , . ,. .. 1 . > . - ,nL ,,, , pointing hia! finger at the trembling liuit, be d-nQunrrd him a* a liar aad a . _ ought to be In the ponit.mi»i v «u i test be would give Mra Qaynur a -li*..nv if ta kue» tbe ehil Iren nould «<• U ' poqr * “ ‘ tbe plaintiff to praparr a »taU-:n«ni forth oil the fac^ of tab* im-nn presentation to tlN grou.i jury A BRUTAL TRAIN CREW. HlRMtxtniAM. Ati.. Oct : . At Smith's mines, eight iiiiiea from thb c :v Wednmliy the craw of a fraigk tram on the Birming­ ham Mineral railroad narrowly c--.wd lynching at tbe bauds of 2-n m-itr-i nuoan. Ming flc*t lai-- * >14rf> road. Thi* nngrreJ the negro mbit n who bod witne* ’ the wcident, and they »urrtmnde4 tbe train, •wear­ ing that they wouM lynch every mtn in got aboard the enginn. and before It* nwt ravpected tbeir intention th - had cut looeo from tbe train. Tue engineer pulted - bullA ■wear they will kill any o< that attempt to run a train n-tr there btsIb- eon county people, W1.nt out Uulney, HL —. T . J troduced, and who hod heart ot th<' dirc-rw proceedings that he wa* a rourin uf tbe d*feodant, and r-f 'rrvd to him a* * dilute > wee drunk apd lying ler body wa* groq?d to ride difficulty, will of ooune continue aa .__ - ;---- ---~ tuu parusual This morning, therefore, *aw the full enaMri Hand ihejiTitninre fprett will be laid n*-umptiou of street ear trofilr throughout bell tot* i yraterday war* at fo|. tow the coming winter. ur>«o,,nmm I ,Tb‘ T"” tbe great residence portion* of the city. raweaentod bv Rear Admiral 3 bllJ »*n.ed to, action on several tow*; At New Y<wk-Kew York «, reirescnuj uy iwar AOmlni. Hoilger*. • Ltilln was defedted bribe “no tmnrnn, • The *at<Hf*ctory concltuiun of ywterday’* Tbero were also present Commodore Rchler, , Action and th.. l>m>M art Indianapolis ,0; at Philadelphia-PhUadelr.,n i . v 1 nM-nCtetinflA w.a —2._ -.. Commodora Terry, Nsv.l Constructor 7’ ptda .K, Chicago 8-elgbt inning*; at Wuh.----- ---- -----A-A.UC. on, Naval Constructor Hiefcman. Itear Ad- ’ ,J* **.“’J'bTO* 5^?' ington-Washington 7, Detroit 5-olgbt in­ river into tbe other world by a single blow Be presided and stated each proposition aa it mira! Franklin and many other naval offiW B>*’ro«‘r1ta‘,n« W-' ning*; nt Boeton—(fieri game) Boeton U, of adty’s hiod foot. cera Tbe P.tral started from tbs way, at I excluuoo Pittsburw U• lM<*nn.| X.. D , pm., being christened by Mbs Vir- I Mitcbo11 nu'd" B ,n *BT'>r’ of ono-coat. ' . . " ••“’-m «ur» nuron, is now ginta Schley, daughter of Commodora t^XelXdwtth Oril CiUr.«., lkLi;-TL. .»«», rt—«, Jiving with her fourteenth husband. As abe's • cent plan which was adopted. The whole Schley, breaking a bottle of champagne over 1 , ™ Proceeded with. Cullom and Plattsjieak- tlura of tbe league baso ball (nines ysster• Sdj « .nd ^.u. i her bow. The petrel glided into tbTwtap^o 1 " 7““* A‘ 4‘*° P’ “• day—PhOndeijihia-Ciiicago, New Yovk Ju,-J* lh"«“ «°»d tor l»r pah , ' gracefully amid tooting of whlrtle* of many I th® "8n,u adjourned. diarui|>olis, and Boetoti-Pntsburg. At Wari>tugs I^tfal excursion boats. ■ w AuniNGTOX City. Oct 13.—The senate ington tbe Senate** teat Detroit 3 to 1. report ot U» day'* conference. s hml attendei talh a unite mtn H* coal w falls sinking a well But it's not the first black article discovered in tbe capiteC city. adjourned. Wakhikotoi* Citt, Get Hi yesterday Hain prawnted thj . . rhsro^.1 with ■ itandatiU. J. W. Jackson, a Cauaumtin* eitixon, “— wuuwu tut ner iioabaod “*‘lr *a* . .. ’ ■ uuwu i propose to be bafll.-d5nu.at manner and he* already begun divorce pruceediim ...____ MABfOk. Ind . Oct IV -' r- •’Uriel Oman, cf Jonusboro, died la*x TurMay. sod arrangement* tor tier bum! « rr made. Later her irieixl* detected "hat tbsj; thought to be signs of life. Tbe i-ody w*. disrobed, put to bed and tUinuirmta wwe applied, but without effect. 1’i* tunvrsl ■ervicw* wore held Thursdsy afteiwm. but tbe remains wore still ao Strikingly lifo-U*« that it waa decided to postpone the t-uritL It was so announced from the pulpit o. th* Motli-jdut church aftAr the wremunias over. Pridav an axaminatsv. «ra« beid whirl! prorad beyond a demb: that Mn ■Mr tbo village of Btfleville, Hen Bunting of a Canal Hanb. till Monday. Cotnrsu. Out, Oct 11-TwbuudnJ rails spiked, »o that tho engint* droppe-i down granted. Indiana, thigh, fractured riba and internal i.te J** still. Btahlenecker invoatixnting committee. Joint boom. pa. a barllv r-ni,iuwi _..li tation will likely ra^rU ...------. w ® •1:«* “"el! *• cuuuinUer £"7 <f’P7* u, aunl. tog up a Substitute. Th. ter. M, __ out in torrent*, flooding the adyeuiog room . break practically cute off all inland n»rig* r....................... M«ar About u«». , disturbed, ta � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-10-31.pdf 6db948cafbb1d6545a0b89220c4156f0 PDF Text Text [^s! Circulation 1 „f any paper in th* | Hastings Banner Coiinty- ^L. XXXin. NO. 27 The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. l' HASTINGS. MICH,. OCTOBER 31 i888.‘ WHOLE NO. 1744. ft All This Excitement ? ROW • II. enemies-aiBwng <atr brother n>crrhaj>t« of Delton t nmndlmt vIlUw? . *' *ni1 friends here, haa returned to her home In Augusta on that day. through the rarekwoButlbr. Ohio. . ues* it is .-aid of the mall agent, wl*. ha.* F. I). Brayton and Geo. Karrber made a ft in charge for its safe delivcrv nt thin Apple* are all gatliered and are a poor crop. ■ • " trip to Lake Odessa Hie first of the week. point. Two packagre of photagrah* mailed H. Hill and wife have been visiting by Edwin Gillis, of Kalamazoo. ta>iddr« air crop. friends in Baltimore the past week. much other valuable mall natter was de­ IV - Freeland, of Carlton, will start for stroyed. However, tin- null belonging to ...Mi’P Bakl'r t" home again and I* verv much improved in health. ' Stanton Frida* where be will spend a few this office was delivered as ad<lrnu«d by day* visiting friends and relative*. Hul^jprowl has u>e meask-s. . our popular pottaMtor. Query. wi»o are rhe democratic kid* of this town showed responsible for said damage*. (lie elder mill is running again this faH. their party poUdra by throwing stones nt Ge<>. Barlier, wife and, two mms, of Cale­ the torch bearer* during the republican donia. uuule W. T. Barber- a visit last h t rru ln a rm u proeesslou last week. Our school hon.-e will soon appear in ■ A. A. A T. Aldrich have o|»ened their ’ww ,rt™to gay. new color* by. the skilled hand of W. furniture store, with a large and well se­ <». Clark. lected alack of goals. Mrs. John McGurn Is quite sick. A large numlier of people of. this town Our meat market proprietor. Mr. Fran­ t‘« will vole for are preparing to take in the excursion to cisco, has mi tar recovered fjom . his late tiarrtMiii and protection this tall. U>well on Tuesday and attend the mas* illnm. as to he able to wait on cuitomm . tAI 5rval ‘t’-'tawrat blow-out in this meeting. a |»rtloa of,the time. ““d'' • -Wl'ln th,Several democrat* from this place wni rrrob't by Mr. Allro. who to Judge other parties by themselves, ac­ Ml U>. K,.d Itfln*. (b,, Mr, IMwr, luul cording tn what we heard than remark, f'orn husktag about finished. built up. The more such men as Mr. that republicans of this.town Rent a man Bessie Mill* returned borac last week Allen the d.-uuwrnts send nut the U-tter to Lowell be fore the ma-.* meeting here from the lake shore where aho hU* been for tlm republicans. and ordered him to hire cvrryixady and apcndlnga few weeks visit Ing friend*. On everything that would come for 50 cents. her return she was invited Xp call on a Now, honorable democrat*, we are "too near friend ami on her return bum*- was Driared Utter. The republican* ’raised n Harrison and near dry behind the ears" to follow your surprimsl to find her father's bonu* in |ios- • ■ session of HO of her Bunday school mate* Morton pole, Tliursday. October is. Af- example. The handkerchief social at Mrs. Foster and teacher*, aud long table* set with iIT.i . ral*ln« crowd assembled in the school house and hoard the political Sisson's was fairly attended and the young good thing*, which nohe know Ix-Ut-r how bashful chaps (like myself) were privi ­ to prejaiA- than the young of Win War­ Issues of the.slny ably dhcoMed by M. leged to partake of supper by the side of rant's scIkmiI district A Sery enjoyable Barker and (.'. H. VanArman. time with music aud singing. Brash* has M. F. .Ionian -ably discussed the tariff a fair damsel. Owing to thraunplensiuit wcatlter the 8. been their organist for their Bunday school qurotlou at the *cIk«U house. Octolx*r 11. O. V. box social was poorly attended ou for some time. At the close she (nu pre­ No one dek thl* week. sented with a very fine bibh*. . Mr-. Lamareanx' father and mother vis­ Friday evening. Miss Muy Koger*, of Hasting* spent a Revs. Fish, of Kalamazoo, Pope and Col­ ited at Frank Lamareauv* last Sunday. lins, of Prairieville, are holding a series of nfeetimra ut Die Calkin* scIkxiI )>ou*e. Also Woodland. Delayed letter. the MetiuHlists are holding evening* at the rolitiral excitement 1* Increttaing. Quit.* a number from here attended Pendlll Mchool house. • Elder Grant addressed a prohibition quarterly meeting at Bafthnore Satuntay About lOti republican ladkw and gputa inreting.Satunluy evening. and Sunday. went to Kalamazoo to listen to Chicago'* A Flak and Brook* pole was raised here Irish orator. Hon. J. P. Finerty. and .in Wm. Guy ha* gone t>> Sebewa, Ionia Saturday. the evening to Hon. J. C. Burrow*. A county, to <1 raw brick to Lake Odessa. The democrat* will not raise n pole. |t Jas. Moor is building a blacksmith shop. disappointment—The C. K. A 8. in bill* will save them tin- trouble of cutting It said return at 10:30 p. m.. but before w«i Harv. Le«*ly has built a granary. down after eleeilon. reached Kalamazoo we were informed the The republican meeting at Maple Grove D. C. Warner waa hi town looking tip train would leave at 5:30 p. m. center was a succesa hi numbers and inter­ his futlltical intertete last week. , A tine rain and warm day* have Im­ est. The Felghmrand Maple Grove bands One of the large glas*e* in the front of were in attendance. The meeting was ad- •F. F. IHltert's biink wan broken on Satur­ proved the look* of wheat anti grus*. Some indy friend* from your city lave drwM-d by Hon, Jaim> O'Donnell and P. day. been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Addisou. I. f’olgrovr in a fair ntul lione&t manner. Several of our teaehcr* attended the ex­ Spaulding. We lieUeve the hold of the republican* amination at Nashville on Saturday and re­ was strengthened in these part*. Ixx>k ported .a good time. out for the returns from Maple Grove. WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN AFRICA. Quite a delegation of democrat* attend Jani* Emery Was found dead In lad the rally at Hustings on Wednesday. Thunalay morning at the residence of hl* Frank Harter, of Lake (Mewsa. was In son-hi-law in Nashville. He was up about town Spnday. three o'clock und in good health. Mr. Em­ Mr. Pauli, who lived for same time In Geo. Palmerton i* very sick. ery was loved and respected by all who Several of our boys are working on the the Cameroon region. West, Africa, tells of , a highly successful woman's rights knew him. Funeral held at the M. E. railroad. movement a while ago in the Akonatribe, chureh Sunday. W. C. Downing'u blacksmith shop is We recommend Thoma* 8. Brice lathe nearly completed. Mr. D. expect* to finish illustrating the fact that when women unanimously assert them in savage land*,'-, voters of Barry county as a gentleman the upper story as a residence. as well os elsewhere, they are * great \ worthy of your suffrage. Now. I would The Hun. Mr. Lacey, of Cliarlotte. will say to the voter* of Maple Grove let us address the jieople of Woodland on the power in the corpmunity. In that be- ' uighted region women are not supposed without regard to party, vote fo- our fel­ •■vening-of Nov. *Jd. to hare any right*. When a girl is 18 or low townsman; for we know tl. ho has Voight HHdinger ha* served a writ of Ailed every offlo' enttteted to hl* care in a ejectment on Mr. Held, our German,butch­ 14 years old aho is sold to anybo ly who iinn-partisan manner, and we believe he er. to eom|>el him to vacate the building has property enough to pay the price her father ask* for her, ana thereafter aha will make -an efficient eotmfy clerk and now oce.uplcd by him as a meat market. works like a slave for her board and will get there with a large majority. Mr. Hildinger has rented his bouse and lodging and iraubjoct to all the caprices shop U> other imrtie* at an Increased rent of her lord and. muster. Even the IxmdaNorthrasl l ooker .Spring*. H. C. CnrjH*nter A Hon will put a full Charlie Braillivlil wants to buy a horse: stock of hardware Into the Haight building. men In the community have more priv­ ileges than the freo women, and some of value received. The other ftilow wantPhilip Schry ha* moved Into S. Haight’s them in time are able tn support rather one for sixty cents on, the dollar. That's Imiumn * extensive harems of their own. the way the world <«*•« OU, the people I Polities are .getting white hot ben’. We it hsjtpened that there were some strong should say. ' now liave a republican pole, a prohlldtion minded v. <imen among the Akona people. Dnnee al 8am John.son'* last Friday |*>1e. al*>ut a dozen democratic poles and a add they lifted up their voice* In public night. Good time reported. No whiskey, cabbage pole erected on Monday night place* lit favor of somb radical social re­ nor eider. emblematic of a new party that lias Just form* that would makovjie lot<>f woman­ Frank Brnncttba.- ndunied from Dakota, I sprung up. kind rather more endurable. They were and I* going tp work hi* farmnext summer. B. Buntv ami John Hine* will go north llrpublieun pole raising last Wednesday, hunting iti a few days. after which C. IL VnnArman. of yourcity, the superior aex to keep on digging in the Vot'NG yotJilKIt. husde -•me telling remark* In hl* earnest fields and pounding manioc root and thank fortune that their lot was not less A pleasing little Incident orrurrwi in our Mr. Striker, of Hastings, was here- look­ tolenble. Reform was evidently not to town last week in this wise. A prominent' be secured by any amount of feminine ing after his friend*. protest, and'so them strong r.dnded ftislonM from your city was rnuvatudng Miss Heath r!os»*d her school ut the our town for vole*, having a certain man lloainer school house Friday last. women put their long heads together and for guide or escort- VVeli they met one Geo. Greenfield has moved into hl* new decided upon radical and far reaching of our ticighlwrs ami went for him for hi* measure.*. house. Tiiojtribe i* a small one Nearly all the vote. Said ueightxir says “The republi­ Mr'. Water* and family, of Hastings, can party Is good enough for me.“ Neigh­ adnlt female* in It enlisted under the ban­ were the guests of M. Bloom Sunday. ner of women's rights. One day there wna bor'.* wife says "Von are known by the Mo^i Bloom has re-roofied his home. an enormous commotion in that little cotnisiny you keep.” Well, they went thclr 1,. Lockhart has returned froib the community. It was almost wholly con­ circuit around and finally landtsfi in Mid­ north. fined to the male population, the fact dleville. when* they found another Yankee Election is near at hand. and it is getting being that there was hardly a woman there Springs boy. and raid "You are going to real warm. to snare the excitement. Tim mother* vqje for me. ar'nt you Sum?" Now Sam is Mr*. Geo. Diilentwk 1* fjlck. and wives, in a moat unexpected and a republican. He said "The republican liergy E. Horton dial at her son Henry's hearth** manner, had suddenly dropped ticket Milt* me very well. I think I shall Ort 1wth. Iler maiden name was their Implement* of drudgery, and with vote that way IhL* fall." Tliat Is the test 1 Bergy E. Teneyek. Siu* was bom In haw lieanl of Mr. fualonist and hl* escort. Initches* Co.. N. Y. In ISOS and was mar­ tlwlr children in arms and marriageable daughter* had hied them through the ried to Jonathan Horton, 1B2S. Her bus- forest* to the territory of another tribe, •Die ladle.* mite ws lely will meet with liund tlleti In 1MM). Iler'renuiin* were tak­ where, at a distance of right or ten mile* en to Morenci. Mleh. from their own garden patches, they were Mr*. C. I*. Gnralrlch Friday. prepared to open negotiations with the Ann Mthrop returned to Wlsconshv Orunitwillr, lordly cluqs-1 they luoi left behind them. Monday... , .( They knew beforehand that they would (teorgr Baird and hernry Boot and HieiF range about the chance of miller*. meet with a hospitable reception in the wive* were at Olnr < n*‘k last week. Cort Griswold gl«v* »■ Delton to take tribo with which they took, refuge. It School closed hist Friday In Ihl- district. charge of the feed run in the mill then*; happened tliat thi* tribe was larger than Mis* B< e will teach t!ie winter term. Will Beattie talk* of going to Delton to the Akona. and did not like them very Mr*. Whitlock’s health U much improvvil. well, an.! it tickled them half to death to Ervin Whitlm k wa- at hi- brother - Sut- run the blacksmith shop. The Goal Templar? lodge I" * thing Of see the pickle In which the Akona meu un(ny. ' _ suddenly found them*elve*. The women the (Xist. Burt Walker and wife spent Sunday with sot titennCTrea^-to work earning their Freeport. dally, bread, and walted~withont a Mt of friends here. H Wolcott was In B<»wne hntunlay. Mrs. Annie Turner. <>f Flushing. U tapaMettre for an embassy from home, it Andrew GMger wn* In Lowell Wedneswas not long before tho embassy put in an visiting her parents here. , Mr*. S. Jessup is slowly regaining her appearance. ^Dr/Kudcteis to build a teni till* fallThe Akona tribe waa of the opinion t hat HlMva EHxa Fox ami Annie Brunner health. Frank Faulk, «€ Delton. apent a few they coukl not continue in boslneaa vlaited friend* in Carlton Friday . without the female member* tboroof. and days last week with C. H. Thurston. Mra E. H. Brown, of U'wHl. visited A. P. Hodge Utok a trip to Delton last friend* *” town Wednesday. The particularly . jS* Wallace, of Irving, deported for Friday. Singing school evening conducted by Mr. man of the refugi Memphis. Tenn.. Inst week to vlall hi* learn al last thi Wilber, of Kalamazoo. Minnie Earl goes to Mancelona this '"mSi Kotub. U» m-w tap""* mont of th* Akona people. As „r S. I. »> ««* "SS m-nUl had taken earn of all toe men. r,u,e!i.—I l«we .»<! lOMM11 eonvJn Ulk. ■“ H« “»S?' selves, and they hadn't the allgbtMt in­ Quite a number of the democrat* from tention of gohi- ------------------- - “ thtHlvielnity acaunpanled by wane republi­ Important ante "'S? Bbuwtart “ .-.ndiieUPK > -*«• <* cans, went Uf Hasting* on the Mth to wit- Then the emba consult new the blowout of the Burt.and Cleveland tb the chief men, followers the largest, ware the greatest rafarm by Albert WHHaon and his mother, of Assy­ the flight of th* fair aex. Il“»' “I1 Mn-J- R"r*to ria, made a vWt with hla uude, W. .1. The women stipulated that they would ■« “a"'""™”Barter. Hla mother will remain some come back If a ecnstderable port of the tllTToL Mcftapln’a household good* ha* ar­ agricultural dutiea of the eonnnuuity _ (_ • 1alararara •'»*»“ ”rt ta rived. and hla family are expected here Woodland Saturday and Sunday. tl<S.,ni U ne*riy *" K? I,»l in ..nh-r b, In,bl tbelr (rad,, (he, n,^,, a "-light reduction on good*" and> although R i ‘ . | liehind Our Kalamazoo Prices, , u.rMIMnkl* . Hrn'aMu.,., <l»lr ironK. nni «. wui, . Jtc.ir rpstwtiUT* nnd t«» tllOMt We hope to call siwh that ., I*.' -t:il Itciv "to stay" with a tail stock of POWDER Absolutely Pure. Boots, Shoes, Millinery, Notions, .. (dassu'are. Earthenware, Tin'I indenware, Etc., Etc., Etc. ■ ' T)>y C AH »4 these gt*xl* wv gijar- '*-lS-e>l • _ ________ WANTEDsfeW^Jss ar at SI centa. Kalamazoo price, U cents. ati(\Mctaughlin Coffees at 22 cents. Their it&nnw .Vrinirklf. aS*”.”,!: m.-rate alt .wr price*, but would any that we carry a1 full lite of the . 11 stown and Broadhead Dress Goods at 25 cte ..■led Dress Giodis, 5 to 10 cte. per rd. Double fol,I lire-- '"iods. 10 to !W cts. per yd. Men’s best Overalls atflOceu'-. ■ I . . ' . . Cel6l»r;iXe v'G.nfo* nt proportionate price*. In Notion* we would rail o e of ladle-amt gents Handkerchief*, in which we are de carry a full line of Ladies’ Hi Tte fo Roller h, Delton, Mich., ’ Is now ready to BUY WHEAT. Bonnets, Hoods and Toboggans, Underwear. Etc. Paying the highest market-price. waht ail kinds of lotratry I' uHner. aj. Butter. Eggs and.Lard: aho Wood, Oats, Custom Milling and Feed Grinding a < Specialty • urn Hsiy and Hand-Picked Apples. • j nil gmxl. Our mill h.eqolpped with tl»e latest and l**«t machinery, and will produce a* fine a quality of tlonr as ran be uuule. The |«t’ ronage of the ja-nplv of Southwestern BtiiTt j county is solicited. Respectfully, DELTON, MICH. Hastix-.- Banner. COUNTY NEWS. F. BKODmFM, Prnprirtor. ISK.ERLT rY. H.L Dadds J; Co. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Mphioax. Rates. S l .OO per Day. Thia House Is new. with pleasant room*. Tb« patronage <>f the public l» respectfully solicited. yeaU. Tfte following perweis are author t ire ittibsettpuons for the Bvxxkk: WtTdcv Myer*. Woodland <’ent«. DJH. Mv*r*. G-rfeey. • JKK. Adklu*. Mortnm. H. O. Half. Nashville. J. McKelvey. Ma'ile Grove. Hastings City Bank, Hasting*. - - Pmtma*fair' Maufield. •• O’Dounrll J. X. Covert. Carlton ftMtmaater. Freeport. •• Irving. Mich. IAlF’I'T’A.IL, $50,000.00. John Nhean. Hickory' Corner-.. Brown & Cairns. Prairieville. 'TING. . J, Byron ►’Mier. Crwy's corner*. lob Printing DBw m. Hroaanl. Browunt. . Evunttang In the Incorporated under ths laws of the State of A. G. Jessup. Orunwiliv. Michigan. • 'ii thdUtetl faces of t'ontnia-ter. Yankee Nprtnr.-. i ora* of maehlnrry*; C. W. Arr.is’rnnc. Bowen* Mills. ■ '•mployed. "tnable* the Money potato tbese agents will !*■ receipted tor by the BvNXkK proprietor*,and ae trust • Hunt for business Dee. 15,1«*C in bullfllnx allsiiMcriber*at tbe place* named who Lave uieriy occupied by Messer Bros. ont xHtl-d with us will, between this dale and New Year..’ pay their vutuertpilons to the B.vxxra*’* asentw n.vr’vd above. i*. U. Robinson. FreeIdent; > K'il N1SK KRN. -.■Jr-.'- ’ tj;«. Utr.fr,.' C. D. Beebe. CMhler. <Tr\«;r . t»rm«T«»it «V. s. Goodyear. W. D. G. Botdnson. J L E. Kmmpea. John Br«n*on Is buildlux a l>arn for J. Cnutsc. Allee t’appy visited het pan nt* gt Ha«tInjcv Thurwlay. Ge<mtt Bull and wife have returned ! from Lvmtwee county where they have 1 l*-rn for some time. ; Bolin- Learli I- the hlgge-t man In Pod I Auger. If* another girl. ■ George ami G. W. Pappy went to M<* gau Sgtnntay. . ' , „, j M. I). Falomcr is hullding the wall for OreMe.' A General Backing Buvlnt** Trai>**.*ci«l- ' Hiudlng< Mlctl. tlw Mat*. Special A uctioneer. DELTON, - - < ■ ........... ......................... P- MICH • S*.-8hiveh has had -M'>'ie repairing done, 8. Knteer dld the work. >; am ,prepared ------a----------- at any - time j to bis James Hopkins has moved In with hfs ..' ___ i and at reasonable rates tn cry for the winter. [auction sales. Have had ex- mother We understand that John hhively bus m the perienee in this work and can engaged to tench the Kogers' school this Good hick to yeu. John. ............ ^ctaJliw Md m ve satisfaction. Leave orders winter. Sally Wlltete. sister of John Willets, with Ranney & Norwood. Del­ died at hl* reahlrnee 1a*t Tuesday, of Broadway, near Court ton. Mich. _____ <’IMU» Hattie Scott Is employed at Frank 1 < !!tl<-e hottra from 2 । . _ I1Mtf*s Myrtle Shively wrt home last Stu»- d*Mr. Scott and family were the gueste of ■’ S. Kaiser aud wife last Sunday. ITwwhing at the Pod Auger school house next Synday at half past ten o clock. ■ v yt"ra«y m £ c wei.ti a A.ron WMUrtm <■’ *»*• ■ l^SSS,>“• "Ml Snr, ‘ 'iV'Unn.T' •" >**'' W. J B. MUI" *■" 1,1 A'*Prta ’•*** t,u*' BrMp-ar. Ohio, 0""K * SHKI.IH>». '• AIA'rwl aSoiti 1. »«,, —-—_____ __________ __________ . ■ P R TlMMKitiiAN, Hutnmpathlc Phy­ * Irian and Surfgan. ___ OTrr l.atbrnp's druggtore.) »■<«-m. . and Loans. wt®* b.Buuraua Son. x doors north **!•«•* ' ... ____ /?¥' FOR SALE! ’ i J[ABTIS V BaIIKEK. Iteal Estate. In- MKIdtaviUr. attended Prrf wl'l *~* "* .“ * < «■ J. H. Herrington will have one of Uk this week. Ed Elanaburg, of Kalatnaxno. *pent sev­ finest house* in Freeport when eral day* here laat week. i W Godfrey arrived home FrlCharte* Harknw*. of Kent Co., many . te pvrarv *>'“x a resident of thia township, made a jdeasant visit innonf^relatives laat scirSiii»» e"1-" 'n,w AJJWWFi '’S' *J3 •?«? h* K’«d eon«B- ~ ”• _tn >i“ ,5^2 In Noubriilv tins ditkma Wax, Montgomery and wife are visiting ‘Alan Territory. Many received their mail <m tlw 20th in . demoralized condition. having been cruahoi and ground beneath the rar wtarU cm the Michigan Central railroad track at r. W. Brawn <d BllbtaS -*»«» * �^JACOBSOll REM^Y^AlK MAN AND BEAST. § 9 5 I Qualified Electors of Barry County Mlehlant to uotire from the Secretary of State. succeeding the first Monday ef November fmr.- . -v of President and Vloo Presi­ dent of the United States: a Governor. Lleuten- Btaxo mum untce, Auorocy uewnu. .uiusuper­ intendent of Public Instruction; also a inenilter of the BUte Board of Education In place of Bela Jenks, whose tertu of office will expire Decem­ ber 31st. IMS; al«o a Representative in Congrewi tor for the eleventh Senatorial district, com­ ountlew of Barry and Eaton; also a ve in the Stale Legislature, comtlon the following proposed amendment to the «'<■! v'.T.d'-.H of till stste will be subiiilfted lo U>«- people of thl* State for their adoption or Uve to Circuit Courts, provided tor by joint resolution No. 11. Laws of 1M7: Section 6. The state shall be divided Into judicial circuits, in each of which the electors thereof shall elect one circuit judge, who shall judge tn the Judicial circuit In Detroit I* or n:ay be situated, circuit in which the county of y be situated. Aud the circuit [said circuits. In addition to additional salary 1 fixed and detcnr weby authorized and empowered to give pay to the circuit judges of the judicial clrto which such county h attached. »uch addlA1 salary or eomjM'nMiUon as maj from time .to time be fixed n>d determined by such board '“vSumE hereby notified thaLlt said elec­ tion there will be submitted to tiuTpeopie of ibis State for their adoption or rejectton a RevUlon of the Lawn anthorlzlnx the bu«ln«s« of banking provided for by Aet 306 of t be lawk of 1M7, in ace also hereby notified that, at said elec­ following county officers for Barry counJudgr of Probate.Sheriff. hand and seal at Hastings, Mlch^ this 21th day of September. A. D. ISM. w T or mortgages on page 4». said moringo »duly assigned by Sylvanos IL Conk'to IL Cook, and said Assignment duly n-- ■ criminal class MAItA TRACE FOR STATE AFFAIRS estate of BylvannsH. Cook, deceased, duly as­ signed to A. Myriclla Whitcomb and said as slgnmenl duly recorded in llt>crQ on page 537. on which morigsuta then- is claimed to lie due at the date of tills notice, th" »utn of xlx hun­ dred elghty-nme and it-io> dollars (Sraw.17) and the artomrv's fee provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been instituted to rrcoter the m«iwv secured by said mortgage, or any part I hereof. Now. therefore by Mrtlie of the jx>wrr of sale contained In said uiorigaj;- and tie- sLalut- In such case made and provided, notice h hereby JwHnnxton svtuntay the isth day of Jannarv. , 1) iwj. at ten o'clock i« the forenoon. I shall sell at pub'ic auettoo, to the hlgbrst bidder, nt the north front dtxir of the Court House in the. city of Haltin'.'* < th .t ix-lnk' the place where the Circuit Court for Harn count/ Is bolden* the due on said mortgage. with tlw* Interest at eight situate and being of int nine hundred ninety nine (w>LSK<)*n<t lots ten hundred G.OOOi ami ten hundred and '• butt, acrordlntt to Hi- recorded plat of,Um 1 (now city) of Hasilnc*. d(>M ITtll.A. D. ISM. A^ MyTTKU.* Wnirr-oMM, Aiudgnec. Sfle Tried and Knows. Speech dollvervd ut Grand Rapids Sept. ZD, IMS. No state In Oils respect compares with the expense- of l»0. eight years agoNow. I have gone through that t_ I am glad from the depths of my heart Michigan In the grandeur of Ito support to c have no that the attention of the people has been our great educational Institutions. Now. meut In relation to state tax. called i<» the administration of state affairs fellow citizens. let me oak you frankly, do defense to make, we want you should amie up and examtoe. I will »ay to youfranklj in Michigan. The whole record of the re­ you want we should tear away that reform publican party Is one' of which we an* school; do-you want we should lock up the I give my entire time, except now wiw 1 proud, and the more you will Investigate, a«ylums;do you want we should tear down am out trying to save tire country, to *tatc and the more you will cumpare, the jnore the soldiers' home and let the old wander­ affairs. I am the first man in the capital pride you will have In the record made by ers go; do you want wv should stop teach­ in tlx- morning. I am the last one out at this party to the administration of these ing the blind—and I forgot them, next to night, lam not a bashful man, I wade affairs. At the Capital It Is the wonder of the most afflicted of all our creatures. We deep Into the departments and there i» vlsitoni from New York. New England and have a place where we educate them by. none of them does much of anything In the the west tliat we built that Capitol tut a. jiatletit care ami toil, to read with their" way way of oi financial nnanciai management but ~ 1—something ------- ..Xuum* about l» t ur«,1n million and a half of money and paid for fingers the words they never would have know it I Info wadethe Into the It; something almost unparalleled that we known except for p blind asylum. HA InsmuUonsandcaB the managers to ac­ constructed a building without a flaw, tlds too costs money. Do you wont- we count It is true 1 appoint one jx>n»on to built it without the cliarge of stealing, and should lock uji that blind asylum and let those several iroards, and 1 bold direct con­ have gone on proud of the record we hare these children go Ignorant and blind and trol over him. I give, however, the best made. We have jturt as much reason to lx;1 afflicted through life; do you want wv attention. There b not a man before me proud to-day as we ever had during the1 should tear out any of these Institutions? or there Isn’t a man to Grand Rapids gives thirty-four years of our existence. But If you do, vote for Mr. Burt, don't rote for more vigilant attention to his personal bus­ they say state taxes arc high and growing\ me, Itecause I am not in symjmthy with 1L iness titan 1 do to the statu of Michigan. higher. Now I ask you to give me careful [Applause.] ‘ V have almost entirely surrendered my attention because I am going to deal some­ Now, fellow citizens, 1 am going to road what in statistics; and this may be dull, a little while. Mr. Burt rays that we used private affairs and passed them over to there is no humor in it Thirty-four years up 9910,000 last year for pin money, or tu some other men to try and serve the people ago when the republican party took control, Lite support of the state government proper. of this state, and I have on!) the one am­ of state affaire, we had two Institutions, He nays that 8910.000 was used up right bition to give all toe people, democrats and state Institutions. We had the university around the capital, and not a dollar of It republicans.’a good, faithful boMfit, In­ down at Ann Arbor and the state’s prison went to any Institution. He repeated It a dustrious and economical admlnstralion. at Jackson. Those constituted the state1 dozen times when 1 heard him make the [Applause.] InstutlUons. Now we live In an age, what­ speech, and I iiad u stenographer take ever else may distinguish it. that will be In down the speech so 1 bad an opportunity all history distinguished as a humanitarian to refer to 1L He repeated It over and Charlotte Corday. the sad-faced, tender­ age.- Thirty-four years ngn our Insane over again that of tjiat 8910,000 not a dol- hearted puuiant girl of Normandy made were locked up, chained In log pens, lan­ lur went to any -state institution. He said great history by one desperate act! guishing to cells and In the poor houses. that in 1880 they run the state government Sickened by the fiatumaUa of the French These Insane people were suffering agonies for 8518,000. That is true. That we used revolution, and moved to .desjxrratlon as of the most unfortunate of all (tod's afflict­ up last year 8910.000. It Is true. Now let Itobeapiem* and Marat were leading the ed. This humanitarian spirit dictated Hint me show yon. In 1879 the legislature flower of Franc,; to the guillotine, she dre we must build the asylums for the deten­ changed the law in relation to the indigent termined tliat she would put an end to tion, eau* and trvatment of these unfor­ Insane. There are old supervisors before Marat's bloody reign. tunates. Twenty-nine yeart ago. that is rue and they know tliat previous to Marat had demanded two hundred thou­ all, we opened the Institution at Kalamazoo. that time the superintendent sent the sand victim* for the guillotine! We erected one there, and finished It, that bills to the county treasurer. Each He promised to kill off the enemies of we thought would do for thirty years. It county took care of its own indigent In­ the Revolution to make it perpetual! would care for 800 patients, but in a few sane. Jn 1879 that law was cliangvd so Horrible thought! years that one was full and we erected one tliat after two years as county patients No wonder it fired the blood of this pat­ at Pontlae, with provisions for 700 of these they became state patients. That law took riotic peasant maid! unfortunates. In a few years tliat was ,edeet in 1879. We are to-day supporting Gaining access to his nkwely guarded full We erecu*d one then on the salu­ more than one thousand six hundred of quarters by a subterfuge, she found him In brious waters of Travarse Bay. at Traverse the 2,440 insane In the state institution by hl* bath, even then inexorable and giving City, that will accommodate 500 patients, the state instead of by the counties. That written directions for further slaughter! and in a little while that was full. We fund appears in the general purpose fund He asked her the names of the Inimical erected one at Ionia to care for the crimi­ right along with the othera. Now I will deputies who Iiad taken refuge In Caen. nal. or homicidal insane, that would take tell you what the general purpose fund She told him,. and he wrote them down. care of 100. and that Is full. At the last does. It pays all thesupreme court judges "That.is well! Before a week Is over Hwy session of the legislature I iiad conceived and the circuit judges, the expenaw of thn shall all be brought to the gulitotine." ideas to relation to the construction of supreme court, juys the salaries of all the At these words. Charlotte drew-from her additional asylums that would be less ex­ state officers, including the governor’s; it iwsom the knife, and plunged It with pensive: the large asylums cost us 81.000 pays the salaries of all Die clerkai' it W» sujternatural force up to the hilt in the for capacity for each patient. We had fur beating and lighting the capitol;-lt pays heart of Marat. some of us conceived the idea of erecting for all that vast printing we have done; It "Comr to me. my dear friend, oomr lo cottages that would accommodate forty or pays fur the cure and decoration untl furni­ me,** cried Marat, and expired under the fifty each: In connection with the penal ture that goes Into the cwpltol; It pays if blow. institutions have farms upon which the pa­ we have a law suit, and we have a good in the Corcoran gallery nt Washington tients should work. In the message which many; it pays all the expenses of taw suits. Is a famous painting of Charlotte' rej»ry1 bad tlie honor to present toohe legisla­ 1 am not certain whether 1 have embraced sented as behind the prison bars tlie day ture and recommend, I was astonished to all that It payn or not, but in addition to. lieforc her execution. find the several boards, supcrintendento tliat it pays for the care of these Indigent It 1* a thrilling, sad picture, Cull of sor­ and jxxijde generally were willing iKtry Insane state patients; it pays for conveying the experiment, and lost year we provided prisoners to the state prison, tliat user! to row for her suffering country, and of un­ conquerable hate for her country’s en­ for the erection of five of these cottages, be done by the counties, but was changed. emies. tliat would occuinmudate 200 patients. Now, having told you substantially what What a lesson in this tragic story! Two Those cottages are now completed and we It paid In 1880, and that is the year they are taking rare of 200 patients in the cot­ compare with, and the lowest state tax hundred, nay, flve hundred thousand peo­ tages, and have still room for a few more ymr in sixteen yearn. We paid for the ple would Marat have sacrificed to his un­ patients. It eoste about 8300 each for pa­ care of the Insane 894,780; wv paid far holy passion uf power! Methods are quite as murderous and In­ tients in those cottages. Now nil tills has conveying prisoners. 810.002. These two cost money—but they -were construct'd at Items make 8105,882. We paid in 1887 exorable as men, anti they number their the dictates of this humanitarian spirit 8333,000 for the care af the state's [<atients victims by the millions. The page uf history is full of murders,by bom of the Christian civilization of the day insane; we paid for conveying prisoners ■utbority and mistaken Meas! In the in which we live. [Applause.] 820,500: we paid for members of the legis Thirty-four years ago—and that reminds lature, we had no session in 1880, 8180,­ practice of medicine alone bow many hun­ me how old 1 am getting— 1 was elected * 000; These several Items make 8489,500 dreds of millions have been allowed to die meuibcr of your legislature;. 1 vialted the of the 8910.000. Deducting the 8103,883 ami as many more killed by unjustifiable state prison, at Jackson. The whole pris­ thaf we paid for these purpows In 1880, bigotry and by bungling! But the age is bettering. Men and meth­ on system has town changed since then. leaves 8384.118 paid to excess for these Then we saw chains and fetters on the *ret purposes over w hat was paid in 1880. Tliat ods are improving. A few years ago it of the prisoners, and by the side oUfiose came by the change of the law and by the was worth one's professional.life to advise orjwnnlt the use of a proprietary tnedlcine. elaiikiug chains 1 saw boys 14, 15 and 16 action of thn legialsture. The difference years old and my heart went out In sym­ tietwceti the expenses of those two funds Tu-day there are not two physicians in any pathy with those boys, and we jxuvwd n for the years 1880 and 1887 In 8391.W0. town in this conntry who do not regularly prescritx* some form of proprietary remedy! bill providing for the establishment of a deducting the amount that we paid for the H. H. Warner, famed nil over the world 'reform school for ixiyx. It Is located at insane in excess of 1880 and the Maslon of Itatising. Almost four thousand boys have the legislature, leaves the year's Mate ex- as tlie dlaeoverer of Warner^ safe cure. g»»ne out from that Instltutiou; clghty-flve jienses for the current or gi-nrral purposes Ixitnii hunting up the old reniedltw of the lx* Cabin days; after long and patient re­ per cent of them have become good citizens. 87,882 more than it was in 1880. eight Thi-yorelxuikers, railroadmen, mechanics, years ago, and that is ail. [Applause.] 1 search has succeeded in securing some, of nuuiufanturen*. fanners and lalx>rcrs. scat­ pleilgv you my honor tliat this was taken the must valuable, amiflig family records, tered over this state of oura. [Applause. 1 abmdutely from the laxiks in the auditor's and called them Warner's I»g Cabin rem­ The state fiends them out at 18, but still office, and can lie swum to by a hundred edies—tlie simple preparations of roots, ieam, balsams and Iwrhs which were the watches and guards over them, looks to men. successful standbys of our grandmothers. their welfare. Tills institution wa< Indlt. Now. let ua look a little further. ’ In TIicm' simple, old-fashioned sursaj>arilla, too, in harmony with the Christian civiliza­ 1888 the state tax will be S40-J.50<) jeM imps and buchu, rough and consumption tion of this grand age in which we live. than it was in 1887. The general purpose and other renwdies. have struck a popular There are 450 lx.ys there now. It Is a fund 1888, is 88M.750, 8W8.730. where where ,1 .1 , - , u. L , for this year, 1WS, pride to ths stateof MlchlgaU. and we re- for it was 8910.0W. There wm chord ami are in extraordinary il. innml xll tert., it with touest pride In thejuttapriae. 8130.000. you know, to pay for the indste- over the land. They lire not th.- untried of this unpahilleled state of oura.saw hurt* out of that. DeductjjiK tlu* addition and imaginary renuxiirs «>f juimi- <|alHter again the deaf ami dumb without places for tj,„ |nMn(. aiM| f<ir conveying prisoners cheralol intent on making inonev. but tlw tor education, coming up helplehs and in hn twT dvrr 1880. 8253.918, we have for long-sought jirineiph- of the healing art WM'rauf*-. and this sani- humanitarian I U1(. rurn.Ilt expense, of iH8s, this year, tlie wbicli for Ki iirratluiu kept our amvstora spirit U«t stands out in the front ranks in second year of my administration. 8Q99.I&L in good In-alili. put forth for the goal of humanity l>yom- who is known nil over the tills conununwealth, dlctkted we should ----------- -•■ - - • 818.302 lew titan It was in tliat low tax world as a philanthropist—« Iov.t of hla build an asylum ami a school for Ilium, year of 1880. | Applause. | feluw man.—whose name is a guaranb r of and we eredted a large ouv at Flint Here Now tliat L« u complete answer to there are three or four hundred of them, all this balderdash ami stirring Hie people the highest s&ndara of excellence. taught to read, read the word of G<xl anil up by A. A. Ellis, who lias shown hb. un­ fjThe preparations are of decided aud study arithmetic, ami they go out broader, fitness for the high office of attorney gejHT- known Influeuc- over disease, and os tn stronger and happier than they were Wore. ul and be is eorrolxiratis! by Mr. Burt—but the hands of our grandmothersfthev rnliw-d All thew tilings cost money. We saw I will not N»y anything ulx.ut him any Up the sick, aired tlie lame and' ImmukI up the wound* of death, mi in their new form again, and this humanitarian heart of oura furtiier than that. but olden jxiwer us Log Cabin remedies, throbbed in sympathy with the little,waifs Now, Isay to you while I thought al tliat lay In tlie dry goods boxes, that trump first he was intotakrn. i«know now that lie they are sure to prove toe "lieaUng of the nations. " the streets and- were in the poor houses knows la tter. Hr knows that hr Is falsi­ Corday did the world an incalculable without the sheltering care of a mother’s fying the record, and I sjieak earnestly bre service In ridding France of the bigoted affection or a father's strong arm to sup­ cauae the case deserves It. and murderous Marat, just as this man is port them, children without parents and Now. the other ]*rt of tlie exjienses for children with worse than no parents. This the institutions. We paid in 1887—now doing humanity a service by rc-lntrodudng humanitarian spirit, right or wrong, dictat­ listen just three minutes aud 1 uni done — to the world the simpler and Ix'tter meth­ ed we should provide homes for the little to the univeplty, 801,000, omitting the ods of our ancestors. ones. Down at Coldwater we construcuxl hundreda, more than we did hi 1880. We one tliat has cared for 2,400 of these little paid in 1880 844.000 to the university, and Scarlet fever aud Bad Axe seems to be waifs and sent them into homes. The we paid in 18M7 8155.000.91 more than we on speaking terms Just now. state took them into its great, generous did in 1880. We paid to the normal school Iteh,,Mange and Scratches on human or arms, looted after them and educated them, 851,000 more than we did lu 1880 to con­ and furnished them homes where they have struct a building; we paid for the mining ulrnals cured in 80 minute, by Woolford’s This never fella Sold been sent, aud many of them are coming school, a new hudlsution, 847.500; we paid Sanitary Ixrtlon. up good men and good boys and good girls. for the agricultural college 881,000 more by Dr. E. H. Lathrop, Druggist, Hastings. g«xi men and. good women. [Applause.] than we did iu 1880, making a total to these F. W. Brown of Hillsdale college is go­ But it costs money. We saw sights of four educatioual institutions of 8320,500 young girls going down to degradation, more than we paid in 1880. Now It may ing to India as a missionary. woe and death. This name humanitarion be we have been running strong for these Sgxvln Liniment rauovua all system came to the front and says, we will appropriations. I am myself, as I told tah2,^!t^!loo2f!d Lun,p" “xl BUwmake the effort to lift up these girls to vir­ you. eternally opposed to raising more tetea from horses. Blood Spavin, Curt*. tue and womanhood, and we constructed a money than we need, but we want to take school down at Adrian, where we care for good eare of these things. Many of you Swollen Throats. Sprains, Coughs ate. wimnSd. from two hundred to three hundred of know that I stepped In and saved to the Sid ?? that good is being done. But all this coats money. Again we looked around and ss the old soldier trembling, with dim eyes, hte bended knees; we saw him bowl'd with rheumatism aud paralysis, and this great throbbing heart of and staid, no subiL-r who don RHKUM,. friends, Vid adieu to wife and children, great ttawang taart o( earns dictated that vetoed a Mil. I-'ll CAT/", rm wU! noUnitow it any J ™ to yon that tlds addition of 828-,OOO wait to the Flint Institution for U>e dewf and dumb, the blind, the Lansing reforoiihbool for girls, a little addttia. along ttwllneifor jieopie of this state In one way and anoth­ er In the appropriation of 1887, more than 8200,00U. Whether right or wrong, this was certainly done by your executive. We paid last year for the soldiers’ home 8115000. This is a new Institutton; It was not here In 1880; we paid for the prison In the lipper Peninsula, 8BM.OOO, a now institu­ tion. I say It la a new institution; there have been built no institutions whatever dcringmy administration. There were three established during Gen. Alger’s and one or * B- 5W r b the best on ^11 ^arth good. houseKtt^u* use ft jy/yoodgrocers sei/ It,and 0.1zirbank>Co. Chicago, make it C Doe«» O 1 said Vtob.it Wednesday, the list day of Nove, on Wednesday the 30th day of M.; at 10 o’clock In the forenoon « ■Km September the great bloo and Hewlth Iteittorer. Ct Hvadaebe within thirty m Consult the ■FURGUBO Merrill Block. Detroit, Mich. DAVIS oCO greatly fro james h. nwvn, a the hJgb««t bidder; at the premise* hereafter described or. Tw«da* the Stth day c! November VINEGAR BIT described nrrtniv*. to-»it Tiic only Temperance It stimulates the Brain a perfect blood circulati health. CIDER KAGHINERY^r^FREE A beautiful Adraw R II. McDoXAU 532 Wathln SEAS. •SO ■MMU Addroos C. G. HAMPTON, Detroit, Mich. JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA For UVEH COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, ’ r A. KAHN O. w, KUOOIBs G. PLIRIFYIN6 tte BLOOD. Used foe 30 Preparation In tho World powerful tnnle tor Chicago Kalacai:: i S time table lemalci A chfl- delicate cogi­ tation. It to the Boat MedMae la um for Raaaiotlna ths Quart Bottles. $1.60. i’ovc bcliwM tree of any charge. *^d «W -I HeIMi lor c ircular? HARVE EXCURS 4 :i “a »> .tfflUIU . Nash Ulmenl.il.. IMitor ....Milo .........Cw) Richland .Im -1 ...Sprint Bn* ...East Qnopr W. JOHNSTON A COM Detroit. Mloh TO ADVERTISERS. Minnesota, D MONTA TUESDAY. | ■AtRWand Janet! L HanoaAXV, Hupt- ' H. C. PotTKH. Sec ^mCuupoli If You Are Sick st- p»ul a aun UUm* The steam large Drake 1« rate at • hP Duncan City wharf. The Bible says,man Is fearfully and wonderfully made.But physiologists all ottttede that the Wst wonderful ,.w----------- - State ot Michigan. County of H.rr Notice is hereby given, that Fame's Celery Compound along by adding three cottages to the inoane u> >«. 1 ute asylums without any new new inotituinatituBoos. We paid far repairing and rebuild- «r nerw» are the C and disease breeder, and I belierc tn my Hood’s San 100 Dre99 Dyed Coat Cohnd Bamenti HoMitd 4 4 Will Cure You I 10 CENTS. A Child can use them I �Beware of Scrofula Vf, - n^.y -nnrfi general than any Ita'! IntnnninfgPTM.PB'tular MK "n,ttrred *** tnrrtW* B...nori's Sarsaparilla *•***/; pace e( P-roCnM from tho blood, ri.rrtf-1. and healthy. . -ifflivted with scrofula, and .’wwrl ! •i.ing-’TWontnyBaok. Ze l.xt:- ‘ ’ । ' : > >-‘^^ril!a. and am -mV. I-JWtD. Maas. ‘ . a«.t!.L trtiolJ, Me., had scrofulous C '» rjevrtiy- ■: -. i'^'W H004** opp?J7UNE THINGS suggestions IN EVERYDAY H,NTS ""'Poultry housed about LIFE. »’ -nUUUrn, "u“-l u»< “Md-.Unu, ,b^Lh £ '’'"’I”; ‘J- l~t taporu.,. „ «h <U OV’U .rk”„w J r~1!r1” • K~Hon in to make a fow veutU*. «» S'!. “ i?" “J4 °' "•Flr.u.r, ~ vail to a great extent among horawT the flrat head—local and nou contagiona -Arfit-r - ' mrecablodtacammnwfl I’flF" • , Il<„Il uuiycurcd'by Hood's tyWpnrt!i«»■ . -----------Mood purifier, .Manila t - ■ ria. <>-■ suffered greatly tncbsi hp<'"* ..It rheum, canned by eyik*?'; !;m*n bls lands would . He tried various prcpilly took Hood's Bar­ -lUaoaiih111: ■ ,.: •• iam entirely well.” n.'« Ht-rtim on hi .’ hands and -yyu-n had • !, /<- He took Hood's sjropmlb ■ ctajuo, Mt. ' ■ ' Hood’s Sarsaparilla ■' • 'SJtSfiZ 100 Dos‘’s Ono Dollar from »“• D<** Sueh a dtaturbanc. ii amenable to treatment, and fWMt £ considered infectious or contaglnua ex rept when In a more advanred,ut, rL u e‘‘n tw° Tt? Pn.,cure‘* p!‘n, ot n roof ot SEASALT SOAP* harvest excursions Minn-.- a, Dakota, MONTANA, 21st. -■pt. J I. and 25. ' Oct. 9 and 23. / '"g. & Manitoba . ST- PAUL 1 MINNEAPOLIS a1 con‘*? Infection turaM almost the same, but in the Jattfir the virus murt bo received into the avstam while in tho former II has onlv tTSS FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ SERIES, NOV. ♦. TN- L.t i<.lnt Je^ST and. XL ± asliro or soil raurt ‘h ,dj "P’***1 ,,v,!r ll- M tLey Up°? kiud of • *nd <T, rj <lay "T twn. "t” *" O0,> that »«t of thXX tv by ,h,‘ ‘Ddin«tlon of nrctaL , u "** to whether h. prefers to have one house or several acattercd about A Uouwe 12 feet long bv 6 ^“wiil T T fn”n th” fl,x,r to tk* b^lw.I shi^lT’i rom'w t heat, nnd about once a week, or when in full bloom twice a week, they may with The amuigenwnt shown in the areom| benefit receive liquid manure at the resits. paaving ’I hi-drat ion appeared not Inng ago The plants, like the flowers themselves, in Rural N»'w Vorker. where It wa< de­ after cutting do better for not being scribed a- a convenient fi-edlng bln that crowded together or with others. The heliotrope delights In * compost consisting of three parts of fresh loam or decayed turf to one part of rotted manure. , with* u gixxl sprinkling of sharp sand ; added. ’ ’ In dealing with that common pert of 1 scch plants, the green fly. care murt be taken that the foliage be not injured with the usual remedy—tobacco smoke. This I remedy may with safety be a uni led in moderately strong volume If the aimpie : pi-ecuution of syringing or otherwise completely wetting the foliage jtirt previous to starting the fumigation is obs’rveri. I otheruire the plants would be liable to 1 become badly bunHii I In building » fortcc around «mr yonng orrhardN several years ago trioil many ploua for preserving post< Haying <<• easioti to remove the fence this winter «e noted tho conditions of tho posts iw folk.wn: Those wt with no preparation were deeaved an Inch or more in thick­ now. thta-e «.ated with • thick vnah of lime were better nroaerved, hut wro quite aerionaly attacked by worms: tltose poets cimled with hot tar were pj-rfeetly ho and a. when put In tbo ground: those painted with petrolcnm And kerosene were equally aa sound and *“ f<>r setting, lit the posts r*‘ * then with a pan--------whitowash brush, give •>—— -------- -­ the post, the part to go into the fiT?un“' two or three applications of the oil. let­ ting It soak In well each time. Posts so treated will not be troubled by worms or insect* of any kind, but wUI roeiat decay to a remarkable degree. This we frndto be the simplest, easiest, cheapest and beat method of preservation. CHEAPER THAN) EVER BEFORE ! Probably the best tonic for fowls, ssys American Agriculturist, Is the . mixture: Take one pound of -u«P^e ®f iron and two.ounces of sttlphnric acid and dissolve in one gallon of water. Add one teblmpoonful of this mixture to one w,<’ I I I > I , ; j j PKKOlHti Ul-'iA l> • 1UT- «>»ln Story Of tkr !«"•■ * , >■• ™“ 1 j..;.... u»."f «"?■ -Jr" a small Hb. c. b fixed «*fl_°fr; .^«1l hitt is 11 ■” .-ondlUaned upon obedience and wparation from AyeT'" P11U *»*”•• OnR pf."ved th,!,r val,,° hut *.be conditions were faith and obedieoew on his imrt (1. 6-9,. 1- "Tho children of Israel committed a A1*^?b<? ~?cnn*1 - The city and all in it had been accursed, or dsvntod to utter destruction (ri, 17, margin, compared with r. 21. where “uttarlr destroyed" is the •ame word, and ore also I Sam. xr, 21; Zach, xiv, 11), and the people had lieen forbidden IItJ^LU”^*. "l Ai*r.’'' n,to COWM1 »* to take for tlicmselvns anything of Hy«r complaint.£. L. Fulton. Hanover, the sccunied or devoted city. How I have used A ver’s Pills » - 11 • J”1”, ** *tlB *•" disobedience, and troubles and tadtaZstion ZL'Zr n*ch‘"K th* -in. One man years, and always found them promP^ind Uk” ,hal wblch h* b*n effimeut in tk«U — .. . . forbidden to toneh, (v. 21) and the result is Vtica, N. Y. ’ ' 0x11 ' I that that the the whale whole nation nation xuffers suffers because bceaure of of a a ._"I.Ju9tfNt ,rom constipation which as- I br*?1 k? Uin,uSh hixsin. in the Garden ?.nT‘xl.’?rh “ "h-t^nate torn: that I foarrd i of th’-'r® WB" only own tree which Adorn * etoppacn of the bowels, “d Eve were forbidden to touch, l>ut the • c®*n-• tercP,rr '-amr, andEremw. ’ plete cun . —D. Burke, Saco, Mr. ( Ux>k and did mt; and gave thirt v Stare’S?? Ay*T’r f°r tho with ter and lie did ?n ‘"J*1'*ismamfret I -nd Brtbel." T found them a prompt cnr« for dv»r*!»in’ ’• I a’ l‘nek flv® **"nd -^Iim. Qginn, -rolas. Q^inn, •.« Middle «t., st., Hartford, Conn. ft,rne ,m<> whon Ahram fli first eQtered tho "H»Vlil.' boon tau.n troubled —I.u ___emtiveness. .... * 1 Irttld "Having with i I'?111Mild ’ aodlinvilltr tlltr-ha.l l»hebed hi* tent between which seem* Inevitable with persoiu of Bethel and Al, he buikkM an altar unto '’-hjntarv haUta I lmv<-.tri,d Ayer's Pills, I ’•» I*>rd (Gen. xil, H; xlii, ;t>. having thev%Je --7Jlrif’ ’aS K1*tl ,o *•* that Ai ,th” hrn|’ "f n,‘r“’ behlnd him, and ^dirite I Bethel (lb. bon- of Iw-forc him. At anlv a e ,i.,..i l_’t*-?k !uj,1.*>n I Bethel, as Jaroli left, h a home, fleeinc from ; .i.... ‘n,‘''.. , conc eoticiusion only after a faithful trial of their tnerita."- liethel, as Jao>b left his home, fleeing from Euan. God apienred to hint in a viaiua, and Saruuel T. Jones. Oak at.. Boston. Mau. } tlierw be erw-trd and anointed a pillar; and twenty year, later, as he returned with his .wives nnd children, God appeared tn him . again at th- antMo place, cnllmg his name I*reel, and roidlrndiig to him the covenant. •'I. "Lit not all tho jesqile go up; for tliey Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. «rn but few." Such was th- ndviua of the men went to view the country, but they Iiad tint the nund of God, for his command was: "Take ‘all tho jioqdo of war with tbae" (vui, 1). It was wretclied self confidence, forgetfulmw of God. and making light of diffi­ ITfou!. haring been mode in tbs eomlttiuux ut a certain mortgMe muita bi Edwlu H. Mallor> aim culties. It will not do to make too much nor Man J- Midiory. bls site. In lljllo A. Bheldoo too-little of the enenly; ire must not bo anx­ executor of the rotate of George Mttnlock. de­ ious nor diMvinrngwi, neither should we be ceased, datad November .’'111. A. D.'Ikki. and carrbws or Ismstful; lint having on the whole thecouniyof Itarrj and state <>t Mlcliiimn. 011 Hie armor of God. we must ever be watchful, Wilt day ot December. A. D . IMf. In litter l» of and eapenally when the occaaion seems,a mortKMtwi, on luyces STB and KT. on which little nno. "Uniat! wn» marvelouidy helped ii.urtipqle there Isciaini-i’ to be due at the date 01 tills notice the sum of twelve hundred seven­ till he was strong; bat when he was strong teen and 57100 dollars. i»i2n..’>7> ntid an attor­ his heart was lifted up to- his dewtrurtion." ney • Irc id twenty-hve dollars provided for tn (II dhr. xxvi, 15, Ifi.) said mortgage, and ini suit or proceedings at ■L "They fled before the men ot AL” This wai not according to the prom­ ot; »i>d said mnrtpu:- having hron. on the 3<th ise that one should chase a thou­ day ot May. A. I). l«a. (or a valuable considera­ tion duly assigned tn said Ptilto A. Sheldon as sand nnd two (mt t>-n thousand to executor a« aforesaid to Josephine Murdock, flight (Deut. xxxii, 30). but tho fault was which said assfgnnirtit w;w duly rvennled In their ora; they were unmindful of their tliruOIre of the register of deeds in and lor H*rn nnrnty. Michigan, on the a«tti da»- of May. A. Rock, and puffed up by the victory at Jericbo, as if their arm had done it. D. Im*. In liber 15 of mortjtaites. on page M3. Now. therefore, by virtue of the now-rot sale 5. “The heart- of the people melted, ,md eonti.iiird tn said mortgage, nnd Hie statute ip liecanv. os water.” And yet it was not a •ueh case made nnd provided, notice Is hereby u'.veii that 011 Saturday the 2ltl> day ot Novem­ very great defeat; they hrnl only lost thirtyber A. l>. Issa, m ten o'clock In the forenoon, I Shall sell nt publlcauction.tolhr hlchest bidder, at the north front door ot the court house In Die City ot Hastings. Harty C<mntv. amt statcot Hing of heart nnd this grrat and seemingly Michigan, itbnl being ♦ the place where lhe uncalled for fear! It was all through failing circuit court for IJarrv county l» nnlden*. to *ee the Iz>nl and henr Hi* voice. Ho Mint the premises descrihisl If said niortgne- or into their liearta, and tlie sound of lunch thereof as tnav be n<-ceM.«n l*» pay the a .faint amount due »u said mortgage, with seven per nthaken kaf chased them (Lit. xxvi, 31,30; e«nt. interest, amt alt legal eosts.togvt her with an tliers wo* sin in tho camp, and it unconfewed; not only tlie win of self confidence nnd lack of rvliani-e upon tbo Lord, but the «inof of land situate In the village of Nashville, io Achan was troubling all Israel. the rountv of Harry and state of Michigan. *tnf known and described a» inflows-. Thi» The east half ieS) of the south west quarter (aw1*) of the »<*titli cast quarter m?H) "t sec­ tion tiuniHr thirty tlie <;«' in town three <3i Israel, and to bumbl" himself before God north, range arsen 7; i wv«i. IUrr> county. MichiKati. rotitattuuit twenty seres of hind more wm the right thing to do; but who ran toll what the result might have been if Joshua or less. Dated HostInr*. Michigan, this Wth day of and the elders of Israel tunl done this before setting out to attack Aif Where was the man with the drawn sword, the Assignee of the Mortgagee. f*KN & VasAKMAN. chptain of the lord's host, all this tidie! Attorneys for .Mortgagee. Had be made n mistake, or failed them, or be-n deftmtel! No. H" was simply left cut. Default haring hern made In the conditions and they Lad gone without him. nnd He lad o( a certain mortgage mad" t.y Anns M. Crouch ami nirazrr Klrarer »Crouch II. Marshall. ■••urn to Hobrrt. ... -......, dated Jaunan tali. Mid rv-onled lu the ..ffler of the KcclM-r of I‘«.l* for the rounty of thour- In this and the next two veraca we Harn and »t«te of MichiBiui. on tbr Hth day of have .IoH>>un*M prayer. Ho liegins a little Aupi-t. inc. in fiber foot niorigain-*. on imre hastily 4>d impatiently, for God htid not 333. wilil tnortiwxr »*» a»nlgi>ro to Martha M. brought them over -Ionian to destroy them Cook, and void awlgtiment w«* duly n*«rdwi: on » hl' h mortgage thrrr Is claimed to due nt or to deliver them to the Amoritrs; but the date ot llih notice the sura of four hundred rather to deliver the Amorites unto them and tltn-fire collars ami sevrnty-one rent* and and give them all that good land. We are Uli ntU’H'-y's fee of Iwcntr five dollars provided for tn said mortgage, and no stilt or proceedings apt tosny that God has brought us into this al law liavinx hern mstltutnl to recover tlie or that trinl, wlten we have brought it upon n»onc)« Mcured by aald mortgage, or any part uurtelve* by disobedience or by failing to ’ sJdd'morlB-NRo MlpulMlng tliat In caw any follow Hfen. "Wiadom's ways ore ways of principal** Inten-sl-shonlu heroine dn«. Mid plcevuttnm, and all her paths are peaca* not raid, then the whole amount of prinrfo.il 8. “O, 1/ird, what shall I say when Israel nid lul. mt should bechnir xlne »«<l payable. and u there ha* been no part of principal or tn- tnrnoth their locks lieforo their enemiesr I.'rest |.»ld on the same since March folk. I**.. There is more of a right spirit in this utteruirreforc the whole amount id principal and one*, and would to Qod that wo were mors iutrr-sl Is hereby d< ebmi to be due. troubled tlirm wo MOIR to be w^on Christians Nov.-, tbcreforo. by virtue of the txiwer ot Mto. |oro overcome Instead of being qvervotnera. rontnlui-il In said tnorttuigr. and the statute ill . ............... i. »,..i ,,.nvl<i»t tKitti'r Is liervbv 0. “What wilt Thou do iuito Thy great given Hint on in'- oui «»> ,...... : • • : name!" Joshua suggest* flx> poadbllity of in ii'chM k lt> the hrrvnoon. •hall sell "t public their iianr ns n nation l-ing cutoff from the MUi-tiou. to the higlirot bidder, at Hie north front door of the court house of thy city of earth nnd identifying them with Him. bo 11 art I njr* in the riMinty of Harty, (that being the aric* this qtwatum. God had chosen Israel to nhice where the rlnndt court for *u*rr?. i- bottlrn). the premises deiwrlbcd lu said rnori- make Him u num-. (I' 'hron. xvii, 21.) The ... .. __ ,nsv i>a n.*f*ro.rtrv queen of Sheba came to Solomon because sbo beard of *'>ln f.-.me concerning tho name of t-lchl ■>vrn i|t. mimic, aim Kith« r With an attorney's fee of twenty-five dob has i-m vnanted for therein, the premfsrs. beIng described In sahl mortgage »» f11.H'*’ '7,^4", name, anil in nil things glorify Him. (Acta niece or parrel of land IjTiig nnd Iri 't ’H "■‘b •x, Ifi; 1 Peter ii, 0; |v, It.) in Hie tawnvlilp of Irving, m tlieconntv of II irn 10-11.'“Get thro up; Israel hath ■tinned.” laid stale ot Michigan, mid known and destrltail There is a time to pray and n time to act, a M follows: The southeast quarter of 1 en«l iiitartcr of section twenty-nve (hi) In lusn four (4) north, range nine W west, contilnlng forty acres more or Ims. Hated Sciitenili-r 19th, IMs. Date.1. nej Mabtjia m. Cook. Assignee. humiliation and prayer tn Him who is per­ Effective Remedy Dre rm t . * . .*'* "Utaidc. *o m to which It will <fo Tf'foa”8 ,ntd 11,0 houa«. Of 11 the ifoora tK: £ ’.W into contact. Any disease of tlie re&plrk tory organa, if allowed to run unchecked, Rates NoirrA "a j.fns tti‘l V, TERNATIONAL “T.gax&sjr" “* <“ur-"- win b* found “•S’ 'VINECAR BITTERS KKfiM DEFEAT AT Al. LESSON h““a«*1- Th.y w. ». .a. r.“”1 ■“■S’-®"-’ nuu ••<1 by tb. protaao.. all oth7£ m a IMCfl.ATOnT STKTEM OF THE HOHSK. beremra general, as the whole system be Corneil iuvtdved; the circulation la inter­ fered with, causing a dbturbonee which U the first warning.that fover has mi in. Wo hav., quickened pulao, higher tene pcrature and a general fever. It is then eontarions In the chronic or acute form । the whole system is involved, and lu this case it is both contagious and infections. It dore not, remain loral. but tafeca the »» PfltlElEK luoliffpsnt general type capable of cau*- .tai ’" n“?oro P“tlluff °n bnrres Ing the death not only of the animal af indlsrenuinately t , crror fected, but of all other mImU. aud even ^ vBatteniby in bls treatise on Try it species that may comu iu contact with it horremanahip. Folfowing are hi any form, either by breathing tbe air in brief - ..me of the statements marie by or being touched with the virus. ‘ him on ’he use of blinds on horses:nc Hot Springs, In Fig. 1 I* shown distinct I v the circuit.-,og humor In Carnage horses look well jn showy ■ ’ latorv system of headg-ar and liandaome blinds uro a great ,■ ni« more good ' the horse. »o that improvement to the Style Bt>d g^b-ral ap­ a mere glance LPearance of real well *>•♦. up carriage sufficient to conhorses But for buggy, cart. car. stage. \ iuesar vi neeoar bow any w?*°u' truck *’,d general travel thev are consider disease of the rewholly nmiceeiHaiy. and as rogartis safotr :r r.untly.' bpiratory organs they ore » detriment rather than an ad­ may be earned vantage Horses, like ourselves, want to through the sys..see where they are going, and the horse I tem and thus tnthat slur* prove- that ho want* to keep j volvc the whole ont '.Manger by the very fact of hla shy। animal system hi j’1?- X*' ln”'lt **”»M»ler that a horse | ternallv. The leading an artificial life like ourselves, • heart, pulmonary walking in tlie' dark in a strange place, I ^foery. pulmou don't wha: is around him if- hr has ; ary veins, rertr • blind- on. and Is, therefore, naturallr bral artery, dorsal timid and careful. If a hoSe is too care­ artery. jugular ful and takes Ux> wide a circuit in shying. health. vein.' etc., etc., Il i« with'the tw«i intentions from id* in­ stincts Hut bt-ratiM* ht'd.- - a little too a fir-t- nn1 all clearly de finod. much he should iu>! iw-abu-ed, but t<|K>kcn Fig. 2 shows a to softly and kindly. Isui case « f farevA shving horse and a sulky, balky horse .Shying' is n->t u vice; It is /ft "«s*-«» '■*««' I are dmetvnt I more habit than a fault Thereon* times > external effect of I w^ien a sbying^horre would Han* life—if ' farcy. ■> disease th the ' suppos'd to b<- glandcru by tunny, but | he would only thy at the right time and 1 place Our roribir i tochartiv or cor­ I areordiu;-1<> the nutliori'.r ouoted. it hi I specific form of biood poisoning. ! reel a horse, if necessary, for doing I wrong .And encourage him (or doing right. To gl*S* a h-.r-i* the adt atitagr «f sreing With good management the heliotrope around him we would us.- a l»*ad»Ull without blinds. But we would make an । may be marie to bloom profusely during ; winter in either the window or coftserva- exception of the carriage hors.*, for we I torv. To have a supply of winter and want him for style, park show and excus­ I spring blooms, Mleet plants that were able vanity, and to indulge this harmlens 1 ambition wo will admit that the carriage 1 I started from slips in June, and which and coiipi* horse, for this n««o» should I ■ have low. bushy form*. During tb« flowering stage the plants have on blind' and let th* driver look out ‘ ! should have from 50 degw to 60 degs- <>f for danger • XX ? \ L" ""-•y i. Aj.r, rui. “A: 1^^,“ oponingK VentU*Uoa without .rtrong drau^hta forming a r|>.mbS the houae and hro-rtfo., . •l ~l. rod of rU, o • good on,, BES 11 Th. rarolu XX "«rT»hn ” TIT -, Constipation Velerin-O surgeon In Ohio 17>?VcaLiYmer' ’rofl,,d • disturbance Salt Rheum ‘ FARM AND GARDEN. Ayer’s Pills, 7^T'KfiF.T.r'n. ’ .’K ' . n. tsa.and record- fect in knowledge. and now that God has re­ vealed the matter to him, it is time for him to rise and put away tho sin from Israel. 12. Tills then was the cxuw of Israel’s fail­ ure and they could not stand before their rounty, Michigan, on1 forOMhu«•»»'>’«• A. IL HW. In UbW ifo! 'nortmesnn nn which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date ot this notice the sum of three hundred “?«#ol‘“nnd Ml« brought I* fore bim,\probably by their beads. Default baring been Overfeeding U injurious to all broods of poultry Let row* and calve* have access to plenty of pore wa^er and salt­ A rough bark on trees invites borers; smooth bark repels them. iwbml a 5 a.b I.r-<*-«• BsSSSnf 1» 1 sell at public suction to the anplying t° the soil. tb.t «iw U> tmwd or b^jW^-jeb b™ asssi.’ Mia uwtigm.or*) mrt Ijj™* w with the **1* <fivir‘.u .. , Mk’r'coI‘ural district «ufl- ^'.r^^sLsrs to nay ageatoftbe> company r\l 'Y“lT»<BV Hen I Fa*,, and Tkt. Agt., BL Paul. Winn. better results generally. Cull the fowls very cloeeh. pay to winter disqualified birda. d aS^ aiid nibUsb piles^M-bor lore* peats’, especially chinch bugs, household of Zalxii, Achan is taken. O A chan, why did you sin! Having sinned why did you not come and confess. it with­ out waiting to be found out! Were you not sure that your sin would find you out! (Num. xxxii, 33.) Did you not know that "he that . 0 L> IfoMdiy ( /^ j hev i OB/1CCO pleasantcj|pwt C^ood i^uaMy oi^:’ on t/]e njar\et in only one s6a£e3x11- full 16ozpliy, the iriost convenient to Cut for pocket v>r Insist.on paving fte Genuine with tfie red H tin tag . made onjy by. John ^nzer&Bros,Louisville,!^ THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, bsBSsMtt ___ r ii’”*• DISEASE, Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the Yery best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, fanners, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF Secing'Kim iT~you.are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. • Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can Icnre you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of fcem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. Notice to At tbl< mercy f* (Prov. xxviiL) Why did you do it I • cording to taw. For the sake of a littio gold onu-ailrer and • goodly Babylonish garment T«I1 me, datr CentoIK"* Cream ta a ready faro quickly ifijnred by associate *«* ii.Tu.or.. ■ Ciiau. K. HAVXB. AttY tor Mortgagee- Christ and proving * hindrance rather than - MICH.. The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such uisorders. ^.^cuituralde^n* I. -There ‘ - Can give those suffering from any form of 74l« nek of awk Kb4,»”wu a asa �Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. th« HAirnsoa, Mtc'M., rosTomcK. nrn Mominiurr. » BENJAMIN HARRISON; t>r INDIANA. yells the blatant free trader. worthy tnau. Farmer Lnee proven a Would the de-tructiun of our protection worthy governor, and should be re-eteded. policy give u* n single advantage In for­ Mr. Burt ha* shown himself an arrafit eign markets? Not at all. Thowr foreign। demagogue and a dcaplsablc trickier. market.- are just a* fee as they can b- to us. Nothing we ran do will give US freer access to them. Tlie only effect free trade That paper will give 82,000 fur proof that would have would lie, nW to open foreign will satisfy, a Jury' of 13 democrats, drawn markets to us, but to open our mariteta, Tn the regular way, that Harrison ever tin* best in tlie world, to foreigners. said tliat one dollar a day was onougli for FOB VtCE-MUW»UEJ<T. LEVI P. MORTON, PRESIDENTIAL KI.IUTOES. There would be no thought of fusion of two-parties whose principle* are so radi­ ~ The democrats flare not attempt u> ac­ cept the offer of the Indianapolis Journal. it I n.t. A A u; EK. w Wayno. ISAAC CAl'FON. of Kent. cally opjaislte as tlie democratic and green­ back parties except for one reason, and EDWARD BUBK-of Wajma one only. Tliat reason I* to give a few fat JUNIUS E. BEAL, of Washtenaw. RICHMONDKINGMkN otOdhOUU democratic- offices to greenback leader*, the JOS<PHW.FRENCH.ofSL Joseph. DON J. LEATHERS, otiumt. Judases, who are willing to betray their JAMES M. TURNER, of Ingbain. party, dicker away its principles, for the JOHNS. THOMSON, WSaenac. ELLIOTT F. GKABtLL. ot Mont- sake of office. Will greenbucker* submit IX WELUNGTON W. CUMMER, ot to being blindly led Into the democratic WaxfortL camp for the sake of helping titvir false X. HARRY P. MERRILL of Bay XI. PERRY HANNAH, of Grand leaden to Hue their ]>ocket8 with drmoTraverse. , . cratiegoht. W>trtClr II. III. IV. V. VI vn. VIII. any workingman. Vote for Farmer Luce. If the farmers ot Micltlgau fail to t»uj»port a man from their uwn calling, especially one so worthy n* our good goverfior, they ought yetbr hereafter to complain because fanners are not placed on the ticket The saloon ketqirrs of this state have raised a large fund for the purpose of try­ ing to defeat republican legislative nomi­ nees, in order to defeat tire prohibitive en­ actments lhey well know a republican legblatttre will give. CYRUS G. LUCK, of Branch. [Jeatenant-Governor— JAMES H. MACDONALD. ot Delta. GEORGE L MALTE, ot Alpena. For Commissioner of tbs taunt Office— ROSCOE D. DIX. ot Berrien. F^8TE1*HEN V. E. TROWBRIDGE, ot Ionia. For Sujierlnrendrnt o! Pnblte I in tractionJOSEPH ESTABROOK, of Katon. For Member State Board Education PERRY E. POWERS, of Wexford. For representative In Congrea*. M dirtrwtJAMES O’DONNELL of Jackson. Harry county will roll up a good repub­ lican majority next Tuesday, and every num on the republican county ticket will ntgistered by banding in their names to be elected if the republicans of the county the supervisin', clerk or oldest justice of The fuskmlsta are very active, are spending money freely, and* tlieirunly h<q>e* of winning are based u]>on the idea that tlie republicans un­ ion confident ami will not work. We hope the republican* will, by tb-ir activity from now on. show tliat they are doing their your township. If you fail U» do that you must go peroonaliy to the board of regis­ work as lhey should. whole duty. New vvMcrs In the townships can lie tration next Naturday. . IL B. Richards has made it his business to give the duties of the office of register of deeds hi* faithful attention, and the book* In the office were never in finer shai>e than now. bee that be is re-elected. The Banner has sought, in this cainIx*t every republican consider hlnwlf a imign to secure the triumph of the republi­ committee <if oue to work fur the success can party in Harry county by an honorable of the republican county, state aud nation­ ' Kr>unty Ticket. and straight-forward advocacy of republi­ al ticket from tbta time till the jiolis close For IWinwntstlVe in the Htate I*-gfB!*ture— JEREMIAH M. ROGERS, ot Cartton. can principles and republican candldateti. Tuesday afternoon. Work win*. For Probate Judee— . ... . „ If there has been any mud thrown in this CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, of Yankee Spring*. Ttie Mills bill is the south renru* the campaign, no one ran acchse the Banxkh For Sheriff— north. Every product of the northern BAKER SHRINER.of Hastings. of it, for we have snh! not one word In farm will be, by that bill, placed un the For t’ountv Ch-rkdetraction of ojqiositioii candidate**. THOMAS 8. bRICE. ot Maple (.rove. free list, while sugar aud rice are protect­ We will cheerfully give our <>p|xnientk u ed by enonnous duties. monopoly of mud slinging. rurinjnn , r.-., CHRIBTOPHER A. HOUGH, «f Woodland. Fanners, remember that democratic suc­ in their desperation, the democrats of For JVrwreutlne *ttor»ey. . „ CHRISTOPHER H. Van ARMAN, of HaaUogs. Barry county are trying to elect three cess next Tuesday means cheap wool and dear sugar. Do you want that kind of a For Circuit Court Comml»*loo*r»— candidate* on their county ticket by trad­ ALONZOR KENABTON.of Hasting,. game played on you? If you doj vote tlie HARTLEY E. HENDRICK, of Middleville. ing off other candidates ou their ticket For Stale Senator. 1 ill, district PHIUF T. COUIKOVK. HAMUEI. J. BIDELMAN. of Bastings. DR. A. L. Van HORN, of Baltimore. EDITORIAL NOTES. dreenbackera: Do you want to approve Fresident Cleve- Tlie uien they hope to elect are their can­ democratic ticket. didate* for sheriff, probate judge and re­ gister. If they would try to elect throe men by legitimate political methods, no one would complain. But tpresort to such a deoplsabic method as trading is con­ temptible. l*rt>tectiou builds up home markets for the American people. Free trade opens these markets to the competition of the whole world. Which is the correct policy. Thomas S. Brice*is a man who deserves If you want -ta destroy home markets, reduce the standard of American wages, drive American capital from factories into ( land’s course in advocating the. retirement ot the greenback currency? Zx phw, emanating from that same ’wurcv. the coining election. That measure ap­ pears In the Mills bill, lint is no cunningly concealed that even our brighl-eyt-d tem­ perance friends have not wen It and have not made a point of iL "Again, there is a curious thing In favor ofthe southern politician, but against the southern people, in tlie Mills MIL There has been under the internal revenue law a special tax on the manufacturers of rtllliL, Nobody could make a still with the excep­ tion of a licensed distiller under a penalty of 81,000 and the lhenaed worker paid a small tax to carry on thht industry, amounting, as estimated, to 88,721,000. But the prohibition on making than, and the tax is all taken off. so that whisky may­ flow ta the south without' stint. 1 have said tijla measure was against the southern people, and I believe every man who think* free trade In liquor is hurtful will agree with ns. "The next difference between the two bills is the Mills bill takes off the customs revenue from many hundreds of different manufacturers which must go to the wall, for a very comddrrabk* time. If not forever. If the bill goes Into o|>eraUon. The re­ pelicans' bill leaves the tax on all these amclro which require to Im formed Into cii|>abllUy.of mercantile traffic by the hands of toll." • _______ vote the democratic. matter with Charles W. Armstrong for probate judge? He’s all right" Barry comity can l« justly proml "What's the if ta'r voter* next Tuesday slxall determine, M we expect they will, to chose Charles W. Armstrong to administer the affairs of the office of probate judge. He is a man lic tn tin; slanders the opposition are cir­ culating about him. He has been free from brag and bluster, but has Is-en a faithful, careful, conscientious officer. He has taken pride In a faithful-discharge of the duties fo his office. He should be, and we believe will be. re-elected by a largely Increased vote. tion, and had Influence with his colleague* . It should -Bounty to return such a faithful servant. Certainly the farmers should give him their vote*. ' He is a farmer and knows in the profearion of their choice. They are the republican candidates for circuit secure a faithful, honest worker. There la no reason why any young man should vote tlx- democratic ticket. There be elected. No one has more at stake in tills election than the northern farmer. If tlie demo­ crats win, their triumph will mean the Mills bill, which put* wool and every* pro­ Wide of every great question for BO years. It has opposed all the splendid legislation duct of the northern farm on the free list. It Is the graveyard protection on sugar and 100 per cent, on rice. . day It is fighting tn reduce America to the The Journal continues to try* to make capital out of the fact that T. A. Sheldon Groat Britain. pic are m well aatisfled with tb- present man as they would l>e with W. F. Hickata that efltoe. The Journal will And hun­ dreds ta its own party who will think so. Eu!.'?X”'K:s3Ss=e&, , CM»rth. scs/tS; Ml • --.-..ab aerroro denari »««««p ,e“]S j wlw' 1 Ft •**** I Sa^ : iemd. Da. noBiCK, O. s. 1 Vote for tlie republican legislative nomlmi-s. Gnx-nbackcrs, will you n-wanl your party leaders for their hettayal of your party by voting the fusion ticket? A. E. Kensston and H. E. Hendrick are Vote for beth Pratt for surveyor and for two at the growing young lawyer* of Bar­ ry county. The people have taken Just 8.'J. Bidehnan and Dr. VanHorn for coro­ pride in watchtag their splendid progress ners. court commlarionera and ought to , and, knowing the changes. he, teonrery. When rick people C Remember that the next leglsiature will electa United States Senator. if you are ajiew voter in your towna&lp James O'Donnell taw proven liUitsi'If a or ward, yon must register next Saturday hard worker, a faithful congressman, and If you have not already done so. u true servant of the people. He will not of whom the jiarty and the county can be No naif respecting greenbucker can. for proud. A loyal soldier In the time of his misrepresent this district at Washington. country's need, and who carries the mark He will not favor free woo! and dear su­ a momeiit, submit to tta- humiliation and of a rebel bullet as a testimonial of his gar. He will look after the interest of this stultification of fusion. valor; n good citizen in time of peace, and district both by his work and his vote. See to it tliat arrangemenu arc made in a man wiunn his townsmen have delighted Barry county should give him a rousing each township to gel cvcfly republican to honor, a man of broad sympathies and majority. voter to the polls. splendid business ability. Certainly Barry Philip T. Colgrcwc will ’ make a state Work; work hard; work energetically county could make no mistake in electing senator of whom this district may Well be from this time on for the success of tlie Buch a man as probate judge. proud. He h^not only a sound and logi­ republican ticket Hvery' bill introduced in the legislature cal reasoner, (but taw tlie gift of clothing Fusion is a snap democratic game. In his Ideas in tieautiful lauguage. He is an which they play the greenback.*™ for the house of representatives. That Is a orator as well as a thinker. He will be a suckers. leader in the senate, and his aim will be to ■wonderful, and wonderfully good record. Fusion la democracy In disguise. The It shows that he was alive to the interests give faithful attention to the wants of his of the people by proposing proper legisla­ district grecubocker who la deceived tiereby is not which secured their support. DR. F. H. RORICK, BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, Whenever poaslbh* it la a good tiling, say* tae Minneapolis Tribune, tn quote Democratic authority. Mr. Samnri J. Randall, the life-long democrat from IVmnsylvanla,- nnd one of the most he Hable jmu in titc country, made the following state­ ment while discussing the Mills bill: "Much has been said about removing taxes uisin iH-cessaries'. and Imposing them upon ‘luxuries'. What does the bill propose to do in that direction? It give* free olive oil to the epicure- and taxes cast­ or oil 07 percent; It gives free tin plate to the Standard Oil Company and to the great meat canning monopolies ami Impos­ es a duty ot LOO jier cent un rice; it gives the sugar trust free bone black, and pn>prnsm prohibitory duties on grocery grades of sugar; it give, free licorice to the tolmcco manufacturer, while retaining prohibi­ tive duties on manufactured tobacco; it Imposes a duty of 40 per cent on the ‘poor man's blanket', aiql only 80 per centon the Axminater4rarpt>t of the rich, it admits, free of duty, the fine animals im|>ortMl by the gentlemen of the turf, ami make*.free the paintings and statuary of the railway millionaire and coal baron." A* a rule democratic statements on Uw tariff issue are not altogether trttatwo$hy,and it is with great pleasure the Tribune finds It jMMslbie to give its unqualified as­ sent to n democratic argument in relation to this all absorbing political topic. Dem­ ocrats should read It over again, and read it slowly. It take* time am! close atten­ tion to understand a democrat who argues for protection.- tlie support of the voters of Barry county. mortgage*, vote the democratic ticket. He has capable, business ntethods, is a sue-1 if you want to make America the dump­ Do you want to endorse his message to ccm as a fanner and at anything to which1 ing ground for the products of tlie pauper congress urging the suspension of silver he gives his attention. He will make one L labor and cheap capital of Euroj>e. vote the ELEVEN YEARS OF FREE TRADE. of tlie best clerks Barry county ever iiad. coinage? '• . Do you want to favor hl* scheme of ac­ and that is saying a good deal when it is democratic ticket. cumulating a surj>lus of 8280,000,000 in­ remembered tliat Enoch Andrus, C. M. Fusion is death to the wmkvr party. No “in the midst of unsurpassed plenty in stead of paying the national debt with the Mack. W. II. Powers and Daniel Striker, green backer in Michigan should vote the all the, productions of American agrii-uiturn, and in all the elements of national nioiv.-y as congress has authorized Wm to have filled that office. fusion ticket unless he WMta tin- demo­ wealth, we find our manufactories auscrats to succeed. pended. Every' public work-in retarded. C. H. VanAnnan will make one of jhe Ito you want to sanction his course in and private enterprise* are alnuidmied. and Republicans should not only work from thousands of useful laborer* are thrown very best prosecutoni Barry county has keeping nearly 870.000.000 of the surplus ever had. He I* a man who will bring to n€w til) election day, but should go to the out of employment and reduced to want. III pet democratic bank*, drawing no interthe discharge of the duties of that office jx»lls election day and work for the repub­ The revenues of our government, which are chiefly derived from duties ou Imparts splendid ability and tireless energy. If lican ticket from abroad, have l*-en greatly reduced. Do you want, by your vote, to reward you vote the republican ticket you will Vote for Honest Chris. Hougli for coun­ Under tlie drrumstance* a loan may be re­ him for oppdUng every principle the green­ vote for him. If you do not, you can put ty treasurer. Barry county Is fortunate quired before tin- cluae of your nesaion, back party iikr favored, and for favoring his slip on your ticket, and have the satis­ when it can retain the service* of such men but tbi.*, although deeply to be regretted. every principle your party ha* opposed? would prove to ta* only a slight misfortune faction of knowing that you helped elect If you want to sanction there things. when cotu|ialed with tlie suffering and a worthy officers. Republican school district committeemen dlstrro* prevailing among the people."— Baker Shriner's life and his splendid ad­ should personnUp see to it that every re­ President Buchanan's Message to Omgrrss If you want to condemn him for his ac­ in 1857. • tions. vote the republican ticket. Then- ministration of the office of sheriff give Ita­ publican in their school district is register* are five reasons why you should vote the republican ticket to one why you should BpwtalUi in Chronic l>i*^ trteah and p«Unu. lias de,I.. Hacttaga, Saturday and Sunday. NovIO and 11. (\nw>;:*tion and euuMmtial ta tala parlor* at the RaaMnc Howe.- ifa*. h<MJr> f.-re p. bl, two day* only. j ' 91• ’«c Vote for Harrison. Morton and protec­ Morrill * Company's IF YOU WANT A FINE OVERCOAT- And come at once while the stock is Tomplete. GLOVES AND MITTENS tion next Tuesday. Republicans, organize for victory next Tuesday. ‘Gen. Beuj. F. Butler, the.candldatnof the greenback l*rty for presidency fa 1wm This year he la doing yeoman service for Harrison and Morton. Below we give an extract from a letter written by (feu. Butler to some MaMgehuaetta friends: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I is a vigorous protectionist. "I suppose it b not generally known tliat the Mill* bill takes the tax off ot the retail tank* of liquor* by a repeal of the special tip; un retail dealers in intuxienting llqtinn,. In round nnmlatra, 84.75o.uoo is sell. It Ik taken off by the Mills bill with- 1 know, The Largest Stock in the City. No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Don t You Forget It. in other words, the Mills bill any United Staten lieetme. Tbd»4,7it/.aw f*. thus tlimwn, nwnv flu. .wilt- aaWart >-.r CO. �Frkfa?. FM*r VWtod V^tvllte ■ **eivud by a m-ti-known Harting, rentfe >ua:. from Mr. W. B. Arte, was two *belonging u, ciMrl,'* te*d. Will sell cheap and on umv *. Enquire uf P. T. C&frove. £/ ECTI(’-V£ -RETURNS Morrill A Cumpauy have tbe largest arork of Kk»ve*. mittens and whiter cap* hi HaatIlgnH 'L* w 1 B?.Ye' tla' ^ance of thia month, K off on all children.* knee l^wts farry (■ -'Hy Wcstfail. a former well-known rl‘?’• w“ burt«1 at jjj? * «»<ltal lo u. la^. '' Mr* Ar,» °*m* lived here, and Mrod, tot'wta?’* *» ta elit tah-taj 0' G'*“l “•■*** — Mr' *nd Mr5’ J- »• Good­ year of thia city attended the funeral »er- “ r,lK—r’ .'_-m r < । ««nd U a >le Country n nJ from the stage ... uni ■ Ub'i! IE • Hastings, Ns:ir. livening, JUc. nth. >j*um» of getting tdun>’ 25 Cents republican ami ■» Rep. <’<i. t'oin. tutoYKAK. i Deni Co. Coin. HrpoblUaa.. w w, u, ,<orie> rai jny « your i£ member If the»e swrfa* were true thev would h... —» rt„.jiKhi kmK tetai rtSlion tiny. • The JJaxxxb errw Were treated to a bas­ ket ofveryfine apples. prcM -ited by MY. U-vl Houghstntter. If such fine fruit can appreciated by anybody it Is by the typw of a printing office. Hall, At tlie drawbig at Hougbtalln ALichty’* More Monday night, ticket number j.033. held by Trav. Rose, received the $20; numIht.W. by Wm. Garriaun, $10; and num­ ber SOd, by 11. A. Ntehola. the Si0. Fred Adams, who recently shed so much blood at Frreiiort. wait arrested Monday charged with assault with Intent to com­ mit murder. He wm remanded ty Jail and his examination, will I* Reid Noveuilter !Oth. Aa John McKibben .wait leaving tire city Wednesday evening, hi# horse became un­ manageable. At. the corner near Dr. BarMr. McKibben was thrown violently from his buggy, striking on hfo bead. He wm unconscious wbni found. Luckily his injuries were not serious. Gue week from Munday night Barry lodge. No. 13. K. of P.. will exemplify the work hi the first, second ami third ranks. Inyitaiionx will be extended to Bister lodg­ es at Eaton Rapid*. Ot.«rgo.Tjiw>on. Lake Odessa. Nashville. Charlotte. .Middleville. Grand Rapids and Allegan. A banquet will be given at Fuixl'* hotel. OCT. ■- i Williams, of Grand Ranlds ‘-^^parants. Mr. id mTmI -bo lui. tan b.'<b-> -( .Mrs M. E. Sertu, IH, her home Thursday. Mira Ury. of st. Jotau. who bat been he guest of Mr*. L. C. Welton, left tor bur home Thtuxlay. *Mr*. Wnr. Jones returned vesterdsy. Improved in health, from an extend cp visit in Kent county. ’'J’™,0 Strong, of Nashville, was to the eity Miwday. He expects u» start for the west to about three Meek*. Mb-. Zora Sanford, who ha* Invii the guest i»f friends here, returned to her bfimc. Middleville. Thnraday. The Michigan Central will, crnumenclng V Judge Smith, of this city, was one of •hept. Bth. on Thursday of each week until the *}>eakcr* at the big republican mas* Nov. 15th sell ticket* from Hastings to meeting at yrrmuntvlHr Friday. illy exDetroit and return, at the rate uf $4.35 J R. Mudge left far the upfs-r peninaiila good Im going on <late of sale and return­ Thursday ou a hunting trip. Hr is with ing <>n the following day on account uf art Dr, Baughman. Wm. Hurt and others, of loan exhibition, this includes coupon for NAshvIHe. admission.. P. A. H.tnx. Agent. J Mra. J. F. Goodyear ahd children left The Star W. C. T. U. will mert at the till* morning fur n visit with friends in home of Mrs. Eyclewliymer on Tuesday, DriFtot. also at Mrs. Goodyear** parent*' Nov. Bth. at 3 p. in. A full attendance Is ■mJ); itui mmUll*- requested. At their last meeting, the fol­ home in Ohio. . I -mail wcurity lowing officers were elected: President. Mr*. Willard Ilayea, Mrs. IL A. Good­ Airs. E. Pennock: recording secretary. year and Mrs. N. Barlow were the‘guest* ■; ELEMENT. Mrs. H. Havens; corresponding secretary. «»t Mr; and Mr*. Adilison Spaulding, of I_in»'ng, Mu-h. Mra.M. Burton: treasurer. Mra. P. Burton. di rntte™1’"5' I'nmwatm. There are times in the lives uf most of us— even the best of ns. in fact—* hen we feel tliat a moment—junt a moment—of wickedness would lie a relief. Such may have been the feeling of Rev. Mr. llunst»erger. of Coldwater. who emplut-iird a point last Sunday by striking the pulpit with his fist. and hit ou a needle someone had left there.—Evening Journal. Dnu Mcl-t-au and Henry, of Detroit, were called to Geu. Dillenlieck's, north of the village, Wednesday, to perform an op­ eration for tumor on Mrs. Dillenbeck. An Incision was made fur investigation, when it wax discovered that It would In- Impos­ sible to reuunre the abnormal growth. Dr*. Lowry, of Hastings, and Young and Wrav- Willis Humplirey ami wife, of Julius­ town. visited at C. Meswr'* ia*t wvrk. Thursday Mr*. H. and Mr*. Haynwll. left for Cheboygan, the latter's hrane. A. J. Ciininiinics. and wife, of Union City, wen* the guest* this week of Mr. Osborne and wife. Mr. Cumming* i* manaxrf of the Western I’toou telegraph offi- and the tele]»hune exelilnge at I’niun CUy. . i Aj/ap year party will 6e given at Ford's Idiiel to-night. . The platform of the republican party sppt urs In this iAur. Mr*. I:. A. Bailey, of Hasting*, will -Peak at Morgan on Friday evening. Nov. i ■;<•. 1888. Conn- exwybody. | Marrieit. OcUiber 18. by Rev. W. M. Two amendments to the Mate constitu­ iYiffer, U illiatu Hoffman, uf Baltimore, to tion are to lie voted on next Tnexiay. Our Mi*.* Lillie May Norri*, of Johnstown. Clocks, i-loeks, clock.*: John Hessmer, and applies (only to Wayne and Nagiuaw the Jeweler, has the largest anti best select­ counties and the upper jieninsula. it gl- ed stock of clocks ever shown in Hastings. luws the supervisors of ti»c*e counties to Price* are reasonable. |wy additional salaries to circuit judges. (In an inside page will be found the Art 305, law* of 1887. provides for author­ speech of Gov. Luce recently delivered at izing a general banking law. a* provided Grand Rapids relative to state taxes. It by section 2. article 1.5, of the constitution. will hrar a careful reading. A.* election day appnMches the Journal ' You will bear in mind that .Stauffer A editor lete loose the vile slang that lui* CnAvley want all tb« fine, fat well dressed lieen pent up In hi* system fur some time. Wiultry that they can get aiffl will take ft ••Lie". "Ring". "Boodle", etc., arc familiar any day in the week except Friday and rpltbet* In the Juurnal. Fur some reason Saturday. Tlie young ladies of the Presby terian the Journal man has held himself in dbeck till the la*t few weeks. But be can't stand church will have a society at the Societv it to be decent long, and so he let* loose room* Friday p. m.. Nov. 3d. Supper at the usual hour. All are cordially invited his ipuff batteries and fires a whole broad­ side of sldifa’in each Issue of the paper. t<» .attend. When the vote* are counted, our contrmIt i* n pleasure to nee a merchant in­ porary will Irani that the kind of campaign crease his stock from time to time. John work he is now doing dues Dot win vote*. farmer ha* s stock of walche*. Jew elcry IT.EMKXI mil LOCA i »i«*b -e Japan tea ..S1^ Win. r hchl' the lu«-ky number. ’-’ten''1''" ,L’VW th,‘ ulbun* fcl John . J" and Eaton Medical AramfiartjRtiy U,,‘,“nc ln ,hb ■*.p U'U'i' ” Gutter and eggs and h*'UM‘ lD the “ ‘-1 ”• >*« IbUrrtor -Irmucrab and the city teiUAL^,r’U,‘1 ’^P'd* Satuiday to ^toarDvt:. M Dickinson. ** /or "*>' !*ck of which Will not make the Work on the C. K- Ji 8. extension is pushing rapidly, there being five sets of hands between this city upd Woodland. Six weeks of good weathef would l«e suf­ ficient to flnlsli the work. Tlie contractor. Mr. Dingman, Is a pusher. Not only Unit, but he takes great pride in .doing the grad­ ing in No. 1 style, and can show some as tine roadl*d as enn be seen anywhere along thl* llnr. We an- please*! to know that Instead of getting cheap labor, be has hired American lalxtr altogether where it could be obtained and pays good wages too. The C. L. 8. C. meet at the residence uf W. P. Sldnam, Friday evening. Nov. '3. 1888. Program: Open by ainging; jrtM-ating the Lord's prayer; roll call, quotetlon. from Bryant’s IlHad; History- of Greece, chapter ». qurtvtloned by Mr. Puf­ fer: Greek Mythology, questioned by Vio­ la Willison: chanjcter sketch. *»«»*»• Mrs. Timmerman; Preparatory Greek Courae, page. DM * IM. questioned toy Flora Beadle: reading. A Women. Julia Rock; table talk. Cummt Events, led by Mr. Kmiaston; closing by singing No. 39. C'haatauqua bongs, ‘ ru­ «Mwi5’d »'‘”l*rtr Greet. Park hM2r" *' for sale in whole ar ForpartlcnM. savins. .■Ul.d *~X«l line uf albums, ** u P,u*h u,lIe‘ •toud’***- Alfcj'h"'b "',Rr daUe" >•*tm AHJoodyearS drugstore. urr -ita-tjno odutata. -so. i r* • bure"® "I or. by taim— bul Ctarita vrtad n. lll.tadtaUI.dd U»t ta U« bjmrf Algor -rat down Into bl» yoob1*. -ta ta> “ ‘o,n,■ toP,,, 11 ** htoh as no to thousaniL but 1 think 30.000 would If good to bet on. For a sample, nere iji Medina we organized a Hills Harri­ son A Morton club with h* metabera. I* ™»e<nitfir>t..nd it being my vacation, organized the club, therefore know just how many men who Voted for Grover four years ago who wan t do it this year, wf purchaseda large nnd expensive banner with and’ithS1" °f HIm !,arril,on aJ,‘l Morton, and It hang, over Main St., much to the disgust of democrats all over the U b. 1 v’I t*p’’r'' fro'11 Snu Francisco, New Aork, Boston. Philadelphia. Washington, Chicago and in fact from all over with °*ia"d ha'p *n‘ hCTr and had it photographed and lithographed 01 thank* f™0 funeral II 2 ha'e * Harrison on the good work done. This comity is generally counted on for t.000 republican plurality. We will give HarriM 4 Morton from fiftiwi to eighteen hun­ dred sure this year. re-nrd. nnd that 1* the principal element that enters Into such gatherings. either favorable or unfavorable. It had rained enough to prevent farmers doing much at home, and Hat. together with intercut and curiosity, and as a result uf the zealous vfforta of the projectors combined to bring in a big crowd, a large proportion of whomwere-repubUeans who came to look on. It waj a successful meeting, and no fair num Is dlsjxjsed to deny It. and the democratic are to be-congratulated fur IL Tlie crowd wan M.m. whnt larger, owing to the nice day, than wm present at the republican dcnionstratiun. for then the day was bo bitterly cold tlrat very frw women and children were in town. But If anything then- were more voter* in Hastings Octob­ er 3rd than Octoistr 24th. ' By actual count there were 74 men In Hie foot parade, 17,’, men and boys un horseback. add «•>« vehicles In line. It made a-big showing. In tlie republican •lay parade were nearly 400 footmen and 330 vehicle*. Eugene Pringle, of Jackson, and Mr Ellis, of Ionia, atldressed the crowd hi the afternoon. Their speeches were from the free trade stand point, and were not re­ ceived with much enthusiasm. The torchlight parade In the evening fell far short in display and number* a* compared with the republican demonstra­ tion. The torchlx-Jirer* were counted by live different partie*, none of whom made over <100. Of that number, over 135 were not voter*. An amusing incident was Hut ot a small boy carrying a Innner “No kids in thia procession'*. Just la-hind him were a dozen boys in a body all carrying, torches » Rev. ConnilM*. of Saginaw, addressed the crowd In the evening, nuking tlie best sjav'ch of the ilay. Many of the iuott<* In the procession were of u character one wuuld not expect to gnd even at this exciting stage of a carhiwlgn. They were not vote-winner* by « IoAc-wajh. Campbelltown and lukv Odessn f<n*nished a number of-teams furjhe day i»araile. al though they are in Ionia county. The democrats had one banner. "J voted lor Harrison iti IS40 but. will vote fur Clnveland In IbSU". but could find no such living man who would carry it. So they put a wig and a false fare on a young fel­ low. and had him hut it around, x Ever shown- in Barry County, At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We carry everything to lie found in a first class Hardware Store, including a fine line of Whips, Horse Blaakets, Rote, Botijes, Citten and Sleiihx. We are closing out the well known FLINT ROAD CARTS at $15.00. Do not fail to look us over before you buy. Goodyear Bros. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS ----- AT------ Julius Russell’s. See his stock of new styles in MILLINERY GOODS THE PROBLEM SOLVED! It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm your house or cook your meals is to bny^he -Garland Cooks and Heaters------AT------ ED. POWERS The Garhyid is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stoves, thfc same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. Politics are/High! PRICES ARE LOW! Aud store full of everything a family needs—Dry Goods, Gloves and Mittens, Boot* and Shoes, Hats and Capa, Hardware, Groceries, Ete. SOMETHING NEW-AJ*^.^r“ ’i,hJ50c TEA A nice line of Dn»* Goods, cou.*isting of Flannels, Tricots. Black and Colored CaaBmcres, Bnwdheada, etc., with Watered Silks, Bead and Braid^Trim­ mings. aud Buttons to match. CLOAKS! For Imllre aud children. 1 have added this year some nice PLUSH CIX»AKS, to which 1 invite special attention. EnrroR Habtwos through yonr paper to or encouragement on my jmrt, 1***^* to the marriage ii«*«*I5nm^ IJun K More 1 knew nothing al»out It until 1 iw’lTXm p*l*r tta tab been granted Arona Bassett. OVERCOATS AND SU/TS! Highest market price for produce. Elsie has found two good v*’*’18 of coad at a depth of 75 tert poet of uxrtxvring murderous thought*- is exceedingly limited. HEATING ANdToOK STOVES Dr. Rorick, late of New York, im» for .-wveral years given bis entire attention to tin- study and cure of chronic disease*. Fortunately for himself ami tho*- afflicted with till* Class of alimente he has lieen so situated in lite that hr could pursue the In­ vestigation of his chosen specialities tn the best possible advantage. Ite|>orte from the**’ who have placed themselves in his bands for treatment are teeming with gratitude showing that to- Is enilnrntly successful. He to not to be classed with the ordinary traveling doctor. He Is a man |M>*sc**ed of a purely practical :mind and make* no appeal to suiienititlon or creilulity. Tlie flattering reports of hl* *ucc.-<*. hi* reputation as a medical wrlu-r ।and medical authority and his connection with the principal medical iiMtltutioos of this country form a sufficient guarantee I 'that tlie afflicted can exercise no better than to place themselves under unit silverware that exceeds'anything ever judgment ' his can- and treatment. Do not miss the shewn here before. opportunity to consult him free of charge The young child of John WelsMsrt and in । his parlors at the Hasting* Houre Sat­ wife on Monday tackled a bottle of chloro- Jurday and Sunday. Nov. 10th and 11th. form and took a good drink. A physician .1888. _____________ iv’»> ealleil ami antidotes administered and Hmolution*. the little mie is now all right At thn regular meeting of John Starks ' There will he a donation party nnd uy»- post. No. 249, G. A. R., at Cedar Creek, ter supper at the residence of Stephen October. IS. 1S». the following resolutions Jones in Rutland, near V«teey corner, were adopted: Nov. nth. for the benefit oj) Rev. Rowland. Whereas. On the 11th day of Octolx?r, Bill 75 cent* per couple. A general In- l«m Charles H. Bergman died at hla vitatiun extended to all. . j realdeucr tn Hope, after a short Hlneaa, In the fifty-fifth year of hisage, Wanted. We are now prepared to han- t Reaoivcd. At this flrat meeting of this dlrall kinds of dried fruit, poultry. g»n^ etc. In any quantity at highest market ।Pont after his death. It to fitting that we J&inouhor trade. Full ln»t™ctions ,Hbould offer a brief tribute of affection and wlji be given for dressing poultry with ,Trenect. Kind and affectionate in hte toUr e «««l n-ULUor ud elUjen,, IM, brads on and entrails in. 1 pa.lwlU> wbkh ta tan ktalUM STAVVFXH * OUWMtT. , from 1U Ur.1 omnlaUon. nowpUtam. Um rword. wlU. inuUrr ,!T.rUoii wd )u»l pride In lu lovlix U-Umon, U bU ««xl Nov. by Mra. „.mliu™ of tad “<1 tart. Word, ta S^n’KuJnMkniuiek. N."Dtomopd. klt- not eeprta Um M« of our ta. Ttam ran never lemon Um .Inevrily of ta IW tie Mary and Hattie Woodard apecL our love, our grief. In silent end « uinnle Mathew*. “ All cordially tSien. .rmimUry with Uta mriu “ “^r^' '-are “ »" <|rarta to him •' W <“» ■*“ te’v,.s; Tu,»‘*«y «»d 1 :’ld»t»*red, you must go '*’• ’"-t'-tMonSaturday., le, Mr. Oviatt. ’•••Wet tms. At tfa- I-akc Odessa republican meeting seven. vja n,lu,b'1 "* ‘•IW-lutH that we Mime time "lace. «!1 a‘rrt’ und,wind '’e95r‘ Edward Murray, of Rutland, got too v making the term.* an of the war sat on the platform aud lis­ much tanglefoot the other day. went home tv "k111" uBw* of SB‘,U> * tened attentively to Gen. Alger’s •‘h’"'**; and procerdeil to pound his ■“^orV.. p. hiduam. It was a .-old day. and Gen. Alger “OtiCed , un Iten-nii Bare, a boarder m J?'*" f""' ’"^“’'toctured at the the uutn had no overcool. Gen. Alger no­ tices such tilings. He stepped up U> him • •a»t tUk . . w“' hWa"*ed first preuxl Inquire «by Hr l'«l ira Tb.-reply tta be h»<l on mta> w • LARGEST AND FINEST LINE Wednesday' wm a red letter day for the Th^J? ■*’ “f” "’•“"■"I IfablW <™ Tbta Bljm » fata »b,. l,.r ta, mnk|„. demofota uf Barn county. It was a jx>r»n «st. udnl ,1,11. tainc fect day so far x* the weather was con- IlJ'ta I'.TT. Stoves! 0141 LiriiT •hq°“ >*■ ' 1 ca,iwrt consent to see It b.T T.ex" raw mhh . ! Certaln,y turning nut to be a vim tniT1 •Soutben’ •dmlntetraliou. and m «» l»»e 7th of November Ka“‘WI dcn^nitA nearly " Utlck tn New’iork state an Pennsylva­ nia. We Will give old New York to Har­ rison ami Murton with 30,000 plurality. I “*«<« Stoves! We are loaded with the thrown.. “ democrat, but trough business principles am rompeliwi to support Harrison aud Morton this year ,,w«- Mtiitek £“2 Tb. Udu» or U» W. IL C. will oysters aud other lunch at the put hali over IL A. Goodyear's hardware on elec­ tion night ton the benefit of the relief r orrw. at •>< no.,4. Monday as Ml** Maggie I*arichun>t at­ tempted to mount, preparatory to taking « horseback ride, the home liecanu* frighten­ ed and jumped away. Mi#* Parkhurst was thrown to the ground and somewhat In­ jured but not neriinhdy. - Uh:.:: Cbarloti, Stoves! tSifE " C“*WaU! on ^mocratic ueltet for awemblyuxan from Orleans Co.. Twenty-five -mall-pox arc re­ ported at BeltevUte. IU. PratrisvUle. Ort. 4, IMS. M. J. GOSS. �GAS 87 ATE XEWS. A Crashed Diplomat. The President Interviewed on the Sackvilie Letter. known as " Doctoring Old Time.* lows, blowing the du»t from an ancient clock, with its cords and weights carefully. oration Is appreciated only as a rare relic. The suggestive name “Doctoring Old Time,” brings to our mind another ventirm Benjamin Harrison'* favorite1 authors of the title, naed for another purpose,— “ Old Time Doctoring." are Scott, Thackeray and Gwjrge Elliot We learn, through a reliable source, that one of the enterprising proprietary medi­ The former proprietor of Dr. Sage it Catarrh cine firms of the country.haa lieen for years remedy, for rear*made a »tani1li'X.pobllc offer In al) American nawspapent of »-’« reward for Investigating the formulas and medical preporatlGM used In beginning of this cen­ All the dnigxinta sell thh remedy, together with tury. an<i even before, with a view of as­ the -Douche," and an other apphancea advised certaining why In our great grtmdfathcre' to t>e used in connection with IL No catarrh time enjoyed a health and physical vigor *o seldom found In the present generation. They now think they have secured tbe se­ Harrison and Morton rally at Rockford cret of secrets. They find that the pre­ Monday evening. vailing opinion that then existed, that "Nature has a remedy for every existing "I wonder Grimes tia* any friend*— disorder." was true, and acting under the belief, our grandparents uaed the common Or whether late or early. herbs and plants. Continual trespass upon Tl» just the same: hi- cannot stay. tlie forest domain, has made these herbs And barely answers a 'pood day.’' lew abundant and has driven them further is not Grimes' dlsixialtlon which is m fault, but from civilization, until they have been dtohl* Urer. He can't appear jolly when he frels uil*crnt>le. If he would take Dr. Fierce'* Gold­ carded, as remedial agents because ot the en Medical Dwcovtry. Um great liver, stonmrli difficulty of obtaining tltem. and bowel regnlator. he would anon bo the same H. H. Warner, proprietor of Warner's happy fellow as of eld-agreeable to himself and safe cure and founder uf the Warner ob­ tbe world generally. servatory. Rochester, N. Y., has been Some diphtheria at Lapeer. pressing inyeatigations in this direction. Into the anfial* of old family histories, un­ Nor take catharic pills when your bowels til he has secured some very valuable for­ or liver are sluggish. They are whips. mulae from which his firm is now prepar­ Rut try—once at least—Mlles* nerve and ing medicines, to be sold by all druggists. They will, we learn, be known under liver pills. They art through the nerves. the general title of "Warner's Log Cabin Samples free at W. II. Goodyear's. remedies." Among these medicines will ’ The prohibitionists Intend to raise a Hag lie a “sarsaparilla." for the tilted and liver soon at Plain well. “Ix>g Cabin bops and buchu remedy,” for the stomach, etc.. "Ixig Cabin cough and The worst feature about catarrh Is Ita danger­ ous tendency to consumption. Hood’* Sarsapa­ consumption remedy." “Log Cabin hair rilla cures catarrh by purifying the blood. tonic," "Ixig'-Cabhi extract," for Internal and external use, and an old valuable dis­ Elsie has found two good veins of coal covery for catarrh, called “Log Qabin rose at n depth of 75 feet • cream." Among the list is also a “Ixig Salt-rhe urn is cured by Ayer's Sarsapa­ Cabin plaster," and a "Log Cabin liver rilla. Write J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, for Pill." From the number of remedies. It will be evidence. seen tliat they do not propone to cure all The postoffice at Luther was burglarized diseases with our preparation. It Is be­ lieve*! by many that wlth-thrse remedies a Tuesday night, and 8300 token. new era I* to dawn upon suffering human­ ity and that tlie close of the nineteenth, Swelling of the ankle* or feet when not century will see these root* and herlw, a* due to rheumatism. iTot, DeCosta say*, la compounded under the title nf Warner’* always caused by a weak or diseased heart. Log Cabin remedies, a* popular as they So- is shortness of breatli, pain or uneasi­ were at the lieginnlng. Although they ness when lying ®n the left side, smother­ come in the form of proprietary medicines, ing spelfa. Thu only cure is Dr. Mlles’ yet they will be none tlie leu welcome,.for new cure. Sold at W. H. Goodyear. suffering humanity ha.* Iiecome tired of modern doctoringand tlie publie has great I Mosherv ille ha* formed a Chautauqua confidence in the remedies put up by the I circle. . firm of which H. II. Warner is tbe head. Tbe people have l»ecotne suspicious of the Physicians prescribe Ayer's Pills as the effect* uf' doctoring with poisonous drags, safest and most jierfect cariliartic com­ already prominent, will become more pro­ pounded. A nounced in coming generations. Tbt-reTwepty-fivc cases of *rnall-po.x are-re­. fore we can cordially wish tbe old-fashion­ ed new remedies the best of success. ported at Belleville, HL looking toward bilious headarae. <Hxztn«M. e nation anc btUous attacks; HE CAM NOT DI80UB8 THE MATTER, -Hie Minister’* Naw Yom, OcL W.-Tba World'* Wa*bfngton rnrrMpondent tetegrapb* an Inter­ row whicti tw had wita'tts prosidont st Oak View ita ewning. The correspondent ssksd thepreddentif any demand ba* lieen made on lb* British government for tbe reodl of Ixwd Backvilte, and, if not, whsthar any a*nurznre had been received that Ixiri Backrilin’- gorennnsnt will r.-call him Tbe prwAirot betitated a moment, and thn rei.i ___ __ •reordanre with the amenitlm th.t mtul unseemly baite. I my the him thing to yon everything has been done tliat we ly could do. 1 never yet have diac “Murchison *” identity hail been eataUWwd. Jlr era* told that A W. Bell, a Pomona, He sniihri nnd It was evi talned tbi* name opinion. writing aticb a letter. The president did not what motive probably itupired the litter. He said: “I cannot comprehend bow any one with tbe least Intelligence could have failed to understand ' tbe full Intent ot the letter of inquiry." “By tbe way," said tho president, laughinglf, "I have received an intimation that another, campaign trick is being prepared with the intention of springing it on tho While I did uot give much credonea to tbe rnmor. yet it would be a* well to haad it off in adva nee. I have been Informed that It i* propoMxl that I shall receive, a day or two aort, purpe-rtins to come from *ome English elub of the Colxten order. This testimonial lr to conn.* in tbe nature of a compliment to the adm'migration for its couran upon the tariff, question.” ludicruu- fratrirea o(S*his rumor, and bo went on to observe that unfortunately for Beckville-Murchison correspondence would have the effect of rendering the public ex­ tremely rusplciou* of any further attempt to impoc upon it* credulity. rith Mcw-rv Collin* and Hill’s Pcerlesx Cough Syrup becomes a household word wherever used. If uot satisfied will refund you money for empty bottle. W. II. Goodyear. All that all* Grayling just now: cases of mumps. Two Cobb’s Pills contain mandrake, the best agent known for corwting stomach troubles. W. H. Goodyear. • He added: “Tbe letter of Lord SackvllJo was only briefly referred to. I brought the matter up myself, and took orcatioo to asuure The I*rlnce of Wales' life Is soon ttf bo published. with what bad been done and the future eoureo to be pursued in tho matter. I told Mr. fillin’ nnd Mj. O’Reilly that I thought tb* pebpU hardly regarded me a* a coward Worm* In children often 4*dul to danger­ ous sicknesA U»c Hill's Peerless Worm Specific. No cure, no pay. W. IL Good­ year. nation would feel satisfied with the course of A Butler man got 100 pounds of honey out of a tree the other clay. ' AT THE LONDON END. Hill's Sarsaparilla will relieve rhemnatlsm and often cure It. W. H. Goodyear. Losixis, Oct, 20.—It is distinctly stated upon, tbe highest authority that Minister for the purpose of attending urgent private affair* in Rugland. This is an easy way out of tbe minltter's dilemma, but nobody double Halbbury downward, are horrified at West's ■ Several cablegram* from Lord Bockvlllo milling and regretting hia having written "There, you look ten yean older now," said a down town barber aa be released a mon from the meshes of u towel and yelled, "Brush!" To the customer who followed he said: “That was a young fel­ low who has just started in burineea here as a doctor. He looked too young, and to K patients bo bad to grow old in tho oer's choir. Can wo age a man? Well, 1 should say so. It’s a part of our trade. Let me take vou in hand and dress your hair and beard my way for. a month and ell look a middle aged man. It'a all in appearance. People won’t trust a young doctor if ho looks too young, and 1 am. adding years to the appearance of half a dozen young physicians now. Have a preaching presidential election, 'the imocra- Britfah roprtwentative at Washington in or- Hold housu Saturday. Mr. 1'treipi and Lord Salisbury held a long conference In the library immediately after tbe former's ar­ rival Mr. 1 teip* enlarged upon tbe neceapoint that by treating Murchison a* a British isad citixeu of the United Hates, Lord SackviUw bad disregarded and violated the undi-retoudiiig of 1871, when Secretory Flab obtained Rugland's recogniUou of tbe Amer­ ican doctrine ot naturalisation. Lord Balia- Hatfield bou'e is surrounded by English ’and American special now^mpor reporter* Aa I stand gazing from my study winow I see a deep trench 250 feet in length. their clothes the commonest and cheapest obtainable. They're working. The first thought which occurs is, where are tho Irish who, ten years ago, did this work? I don't know where they ore- They cer­ tainly ore not doing tills class of work to­ day. There are probably fifty miles of various kinds of trenching going on in this city today, and in all those fifty miles I doubt if you can find fifty Irishmen, but I will find you at least 2,500 Italians. The eeoond thought Is, why pay these men for this kind of work? What kind of work? Lazy woric. Why, there's a grepp standing Immediately in front- of a No Hoie Mflieiiiintit crop,hoping to prraarve it ’till thia a dynamite cartridge. Although chill Monroe', city council baa ompoworod tha •w tte •b»n»d?anll*wrete3* !I1?^?^' legtoo. Ark. many Medina girl* can do dlvcres tb* otter day. procured a marriaga iicenm and marrioa auotter man an hour afterward, all of which Indicate* that match •* wm alao badly burned. Detroit, Oct 83.-Managing Director The slate university Library now contains nearly OB.OOO bound volume*, beeidee a whole iriaw lumberman,was raided by Imrglar* tha other night before tha family bad retired, will probably get Conway and . .. . . ■ J Row.. Th* If year* It ha* eta fM.OOU, and no dividends shawl* In tlie same prnpestaM. Qulta number of Frmnout farmer* find a titling posture extremely uncomfortable, fur wb'lch the many mustang* sold In that viciul- We rionml uu: an import- Upper peninsula town* are plurity, j>rogrce*ivi> nnd thoroughly inbued with tbe “get there" idea, latke Linden, which wm*<> badly Ult national bank. Jackson ta agitating a canning retabltebni.nl project, but Um acterw isn’t healthy but also captured bi* gold wateh aud chain name is unknown. Botox, Oct. Tho accident occurred 27.—Th* beautiful tnonu- Ptalad. Iphia Fiklay from Boston. eatabllshment, including the it i*i proprietor. months' aMlstance from the county poor fund, must turn said realty over to the county. Marr ft Duff lisfe built an extra addition sad I* used for cloak* entirely nnd the baqojiMarr & Duff arc tbnwtog are Mirprflnx. famcnae lines of Naw Mui.ti, Jacket*. Wrap* fiacque* in doth'and tbr *nr*t Talaejtath* eoeatr)' In Plu»ii Jackete. V nq- -tr-.l sw-po*. TImm are •pedal jvalpr* m d st lea*: JipnrtM. cheaper than e.K» here. Children »:: i Miue, Ctatas. Marr& Duff am »how tte larx**: ite Of these good*, at).! at tbe tewrtt prire*. that ha* ever been shown under one n-d. c»Jl jbc examine. taw! tat lifted bl* hot in re* tteagual tor ■■roebeer ita ot the crowd the a Utir »W tai the awviewi itaf> carrier* -wwa dri •weliwlf ftdtewvdb tslnm; Mrv Ctovriand My.Col. Daa iMrwt. * n*y tt>\ .'Chare. Tbe ro Avwi* to the Werth m Everything in ihl* lino far children. l*d.tand gent*. In white, grey and w-ariet. all qui). Uea. at specialy low prier* Lookmeup. •ul ption: the accident occurred Haginaw county want* an additional eir- ■ingle Judge BoxnuiT. h Y , Oct. 37 —Grand Master/ Ktebl. Grand hn<xH*ry Terwiliigsr, and tor ladles, eblldre i and Rent a* they accumulate. The proposition will b* voted upon at the coming election ping|«apcr. but It saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physician* that she was incurable and could live only a short time: she weighed lew than 70 pounds. On a piece uf wrap­ ping (taper she read of Dr. King's New little more than SlSS.Utki/yiO. being an Discovery, and got a sataple bottle: it help­ ed her. she faiught a large bottle, it helped her iqore. Itougbt another and grew better te*t. continued Ita use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pound*. signal* dtiiplayad dally, while tho bagga*. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole. Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful discovery free at W.’.H. Goodyear's drug store. nickel. An Emmet county farmer rerm Uy mar stock i.> Dress Goods. State*, nod 23.000 Odd Fallows In England. S3, iacted in Tills Is what you ought to bare. In fact.' rere brought borne for burial. Dealt ufj. you must have ft, to fully enjoy life. Thousand* are searching for It dally, and mourning lierause they find it not Thou­ sands upon thousands of dollar* arc spent annually by our people In the hope that hi* own daughter, probably won’t ta> rvthey may attain this boon. And yet It may be Iiad by all We guarantee that Electric Bitters, L* used according to direc­ tion* and the use persisted In, will bring you good digestion nnd oust the demon <lyspci*la and install Instead Eupejwy. We recommend Electric Bitters for dyspep­ the upper peninsula sia and all diseases of liver, stomach and Notwithstanding that "LltU« Jake" Heilgkidney** Sold at 50c. and *1.00 per bottle by W. H. Goodyear dnigglsL I«w«; io th- United State. n’rtnck. Thl* drpartmen baa breo and I* now tte te light of the county KteQIhing alee, new and tasty can always te found at thl* 'kjarimu! aud it 1* well kixnro we sri! uur urv-s *t Itairt 35 percent. 11** than any one rine In rte country. Our facdttic* fur buying i- better.our fadlltie* for nelllng arc n.-' -h tet:<-r-**Utc( for casta and on.- pries, and hiving n'<?_t(*d debt* o' *ome one el*e to shoulder «>nU' ytxi. Another important reason i» that we believe ta mm!. prnfl<*and quirk ■a*!.-*. Du r. tai'. Ui r,.r- In tbe Bo*tou Dry Good* Store fur •’••rrythfllg it tbe dry good.* line] where you ran not oa!> w« money but gel an iarer-.rnent to eUwe fmo:. Marr & Duff. P. 8.-Marr ft ihtff have Inaugumteu a w* venture which they call Friday'* Great ii*rjtaln .Day. ft I* propped to »ell ->i*cialthing*oa every Friday at •w-clally low price*, tort and Im*. Fur tte one day each ‘w*-k only. Ttew hanndns will not He »oM Ttenday or Safari*), but Friday only. I\Iakk X Dvff. Wimmfsg. Oct. *1.—Thera 1* likelihood ot Default having teen T■» !• ’■> Uw '’'e<iitto<-* •facertain nn.itt Lather Wriuht i< eight lo-k-e* of stoney Indian* undec Chief th» Cotmiy of B»rc> tt- Mb d»y of v^-. „ p m. m liter M rf aud High river. Hector LTiinike, who wan a dollar* tn two year* ’rein tin-dxt--'•■•rretv r.Kh. L<1**, 8(0,000; lu.ur.mre, <16,200. Tbe mil block adjoining, no* mvad. Tbe fire throws ov*r 100 moi. out uf employoMat. It I* Ibouglit that tbu mill will not bo re­ Ifaplllon (extract of flax) Skin Cure is built superior to all the much-advertlsed ridn Fred MitehelL a well-to-do farmer and lieauttfitrs with the advantage of being lumber contractor, of Reed City, suicided by licneficlal, and not like- the mineral prepar­ bunging on tbe 22d. Temporary financial ation* usually sold which are very i*olsonoiul It will remove all Inflammation, ♦»fihg and roughnim* of the xkln, sun­ burn, freckles and nnsertuly blotches, and leavei thn cntlele fair and soft a* an in­ Harry Halgbtwood, who rvcmUy flniabed fant s. An actual necessity for the com­ a term in the Jacksun jwuitentiary. ha* got plete toilet table. Largo bottles only 81.00,- into trouble tend jail) again al K*«t Haxifor sale by W. IL Goodyear. A flow of natural gas has been struck ut Smithland. Ky. The expense of the Palmer trial at Ithaca biota up $4,000. Gloats! Cloab! Mi! taw! citinn ot Mackinaw City.-w** drowned at A Brighton woman digs 45 bu. of pota­ toes a day and cornea up .nulling. The beat salve In the world for cute, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever aorea, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ funded. Price 25 cts. jHT Ixix. For sale by W. H. Goodyear Boston Dry Goods । Store cror^d tojfarav City. T • ba-ird down to the Mwti deutui jwty roc al>oard o agtU-car Abe preoidom mtautan n» tfcr rwwr.pl* ■■»•« crowd whir* hwl g.1 hi. <fe;»rture and there w hi I'M ctaut fivo J*n.’ Parted .th* cor the W» ts<» platfroi an,| g th-.r way ui Wtatagton. GeueewT, CXuupal ISfttWUPoLW, Oct. 2». nilnxd intn tt( rf “*«»-«d and L^-^rpor •1 with payan o annually in-.n n- : N<n*. t ter. tarr. r. dd BOf car- I ■ - do* myable -mt by « hkh dri* dKhr l - ' rontatne-1 ha« h •.•.■ ;ieota» night unoti.ar Stuuey Indian w*» Bred upon in xaUT «... _f.ii- ।_ _____ ■_________ j L___uw; and where** there i» and unpaid of principle and iiitrre*. mortcM* the *am bf»K himdred ana to* «; fanSftd thirty-three cent *. «•- - ■■ ■ a-’te ’ 'o ”*«•I,’« . KnrUfcV _lieen mMituto Colcmuuk, Ind., Oct ST—Qari Btrekto- nowor ot sate in sani In Minpttrf <>f thHfa’afa* •" !‘^1’ and prevlded. 1 -tell on Ftidoj. «h" art Uy bMMUter. A. D. Rta. nt nl J^ JftteeourUKWw In tte eityri gaged with trading with the native* and exoipmttrtafagry. wpy snM ns* «3f •OtiBMtaMc teStOB or renta t-i tbe bWJ ,MtilSiMr&Tptadta dMcrited ■aaatosatiafrth* amount due mi n.ynro. 8am’* pension department CSIS^S «* 0.CK.N8OWS m premier to eujoy bls boapltality, and want IVnaLin^tou. We are not prepared to ulrc Lord Ssckvllfa A Britta mfah two of them on ahdvela, wElle another lazily tosses a half shovelful of dirt from the bottom of the trench on to tho wind­ Tow by its ride. They don't begin- to cam the traditional dollar a day. yet there they are, and it la a very serious problem, first, what has become of tlie Irish, to whom this great work wm formerly Intrusted alone? and, second, by what process of reasoning do coutractom find it to be to their advantage to hire <I need to try some of the I’xplilon catarrh cure by hb cmuomera, after several physi­ cian* predicted he would soon have eonsiimpUon from an aggravated case of ca- tbemadvea to be?—Joe Howard to Chicago Kewa. __________________ A Cold water manufacturer lias shipped 000 children'* sleighs to Omaha. crdcDtad. I commenced to get well after tlie •first appllcatian.’ and am now. after a few weeks, entirely cured." PapUlon (ex­ tract of itox) catarrh cure will do all that I* claimed for It. Large Ixittles fil.oo. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. rhetoric.said a ud. established tn tin- township • ------- —..wawr iaai week tallird nearly 12,000,00(1 f«t t«*Mi» « whole txindio of *hfnei«« l.U. u— teUl. Dated 8epL ’ cKlrill-. Mwttaee FtU. A. Cao*Bk. AU'-) lor Mjgigg:-----, hMw^riven^ttet hr I^SwtMOtd out ol an-.. taifttoart far the' >in 1’ MMtaXteMi and to tne directed w LJ .*:id cluitwll. r off 8ep««»her-.A- ”• I the rixbtb«**5 title *!•*. — Sftita |dvw streEXtti to every part of the »y*tem. Try TW Telegraph says: “Nothing can exaue he t».»atin«.cn> of Ix>rd Mackville's pen ax- The king of Sweden iat* been appointed an admiral in the (ivnnaa navy. dltyaftbc iKln2SS at Htaisk',h'*,j:tl 441' �ODE TRICKS OF TRADE CHEMIST Olevelarid Reviews a Politic*! parade in Gotham. gjBBOHTAUfflTO RAILROADERS. Dlekloaon .tet’prw I' >1 »b4 Mnu CloTHlnd *a'! P*rtJ ‘“.i,(-•.rrkary Whitney's mansiou wtRU *liovt 1 Saturdav that Umea erowd gathered the president, . About I U. Eugene Kelly, Charles M. THE THE PRESENT DAY. w twvpvrry in Michigan. IlUnoi. WtacotiBin.Minneaotaand low» N.w £ug Jd owned W.aoo.(»o; tbnn Ulin ennl'i _________ .. ... . UU-Ur much to feed a man in New England anywhere alm. He Mild that Blain?, tlgures were fraudulent, wMJe (Dtekinronj gs^ jobbery, corruption, fraud and fatobood' -— --------- - -.... vuurv poucy in ehanw reversed." “Whatever record Mr Rl.l_ ____ a______ _ .. . ... “r' moved out [Applauw ] VISIT HARRISON. The Republican . Torre Haute, bead VI'un.w [Applaiw-1 ■ ............ . - - - - . > He nopiirtmj htmodf with e .*• Grant, in itw shown ii-iu th- campaign. About on in f.tie, who, in haute for Harrison Tomliirmn toll a meeting held, and here everyprucesaioh, bun a railroad Ita i-inblcnu, declarations ■ liar- day eij Feq;*',. <■ in cnipbuaixlng bi« portion ,.i • ipimtions of tue day. Fol>-mend'll, other «|**ciu-« were -r.Lly by tho Hou. Matt tou;vrille, Ky. ’• -:nination Gen. HurriBon has ’•iteeciias, shaken hand* with ' pv‘’P>f. rej>re»entuig delegations I twice that number. Satur•'■ ong IfulltM from tho Oxford,O.. i.-wra! made them DON DICKINSON'S INVECTIVE. work Tb. btea, •Mma bbuilf ,uu;. wtal k, T2,M* “ <“UW»‘W tb. ,0,111, rf th. ointwat gr^lM of tb. TU.001 onlelM In »hld> b. lUdt. u>d u ray hw oMtbod. of MipbUltatloo md alolumtloo .o. tnowu hlo tub n. . oaopontlTri, ono. with th. tnwoUnt or the nnwot not extant i» burned." “He has attacked *^_!la"de5ri th"pare pu21lic Mr. Blatae concluded nt follows, referring flr»t tn President Cleveland: of Gen: H irrteon’ann A REJECTED LOVER'S REVENGE. aiisNKArMuu*, ---------Bohemian Hate laet evening a wholesale pmnnln, tv. ovurrM I? — l»»P“ were poisoned, two of whom are not exmeted to live. A party were taking «upP«'r with a couple who were recently married and all partook heartily of dumplings, which had been amply M<aeou«d with “Bough on Rate." It is .uppoeed on old lover of the bride b the guilty party. GEN. SOLD AGAIN! Loots, Ma, Oct 26.—Tho world's °J ^mven*1 enlightenment the tnuurng of tho uueecssf ul tradesman to much broader than that of his prods- rfe ig that continued for ••!*ike briefly, referring Bt. Buck Ewing’s all-around °,n hl“ Pdpnent only tn v«y few instances. He must know not only how to manipulate his wares so aa to undersell his competitors, but he xnust be continually on his guard to make sure that the articles which he himself buys shall be just as represented. He mar be a dealer in woolens and buy his stock from the BLAINE SPEAKS AT NEWARK. deacon who paasee the plate m church, yet he never neglects to have his samples examined by an expert, and analvxod if neceasaY. But tbo strangest phase of deutial Voten.' ataociatlou of this city m>- the whole matter is that, so universal has cxircd the Hon. James G Blaine *0 apeak at u><> custom Iwomii, he does not consider two places here Saturday night, Sanger rail it any reflect km on his neighbor to take and tbe BeUevilie. Avenno riuk. The dris- thia course, and If bo finds that the goods xhug rain which had been bolding forte all are nut as represented, he thinks nous the dav did not dampen tbe enthnauum of local worse of him. after lie^has claimtd and Kepublicans. for both ball, wvtre filled to secured his rebate. No branch of trade Is cwvrfluwing. Mr. Blaiae and party'rmtclnxl free from this sojihisUcuion. and m long here from New Y'ork soon after n o'clock. -•» the resulting arttelu is not injurinua to He bail been feeling unwell before he left tbe iu'alth of tho jx^'plo, wo hayj; rone to New York and tbe inclonicnt wragwr st-rvod accept it without a murmur, as an itwvitf able result of competition. With such a largely to intensify h'fat lodt^xwtlnu, that the'original plan tuul to'be aLatteaed^ Short- state of affairs, it will reodilv be seen that the mcrcUtcat-of "ye olrten time” would now stand a slim chance of suoccea unless : he called. In ontaido aid. a NEW ADUI.TKXATIOS. Dm chemint is rewlly tbe magiciau, who today is sought by Ono party to develop n new adulteration, and to-morrow is called cheers worn immediately upon to analvir the article which he lias 1 which were, followed by just succeeded, in ddulierating. His la­ nd a tiger a* tbe party took boratory becomwi the confessional for merchants of all degrees, and he must be as silent and secret m the clergyman. But r.r-re cheering, and amid plaudhis power is greater than tho ecclesiastic, who cannot read our thoughts, and who may know oaly what wB Care to tell him. was driven down Fifth tariff and for Harrwos. and Norton. flYuiotiged But to the chemist all facts within his cheer*] province arc accessible. If wo are fruuk Cleveland. Secreteuy Whit- ■ .Mr. Blaine's some what abrupt termination with him, we can render easier the work . l-amont, Mrs. Secretary Whit r> The loute was down Fifth disappointed tbe audience. They cheered which we have fcr him to do. If. how­ Wurth monument, whore tbe and called far hire, but be vanished out a ever. he has a suspicion that anything has been withheld, he has but to make an Mr. Blaine oext spoke to the Beptiyjcan analysis and the whole secret is open to First Presidential Voters Hub at tbe Bella- him. In his realm In is king. He eavs to the merchant. "Do thus," and the busikid: man, realizing that his only way to stnscess is bv following such injunctions, young uwn docs ao. and Is relieved for a time. Soon, however, hn learns that he la being under­ sold. and onre more has recuursu to the magician, •’ho finds’ that some brother genins has stolen his charm, and it be­ comes neceeimry for him to conjure up a boers pa»iag tbe reviewing duory. [ Appteora.) He then ndon-rd to th- Sackville corroo- more powerful one. only to have It. in time, agidn vtolcu. Tbe following incident, related by a dis­ crate drat wanted to deny ita authentic! ty. f the marcher* A and tl»eu chant*! that it wm a Bapublii-Aii tinguished chemist, may be interesting, aa showing tow systematically this busi­ ness of adulteration is carried on Tho gentleman mentioned was recently con­ sulted by a firm of oil dealers, who were naturally jpxious to leant how it was that • Usry had lun-heoo. thnlr competitor was always able to under Kuppo-w they prvve him a Republican? Su;-P'*** wdl them, in fare of the fact that the jXemist of tlwir factory could not discover any adulteration in their rival's pnstucL vtr.rt fetry and On analysia. no foreign substance sp­ thronged by NEW YORK TAKES THE CUP. MAGICIAN forced to confess hinwclf Donnluiuxi. In thn course of conversation be happcmxl to mention, quite incidentollv, chat the only imparity ho hnd been able to find wm a trace of'petroleum oil. wldch he had con­ sidered accidental Tho oil dealer inquired the amount of this oil present, nfi* ou finding that it was about 3J per cent:, inimediately said tliat tto problem wan Tkilvnd 'Two and a.ludf per rent., he ex plaltod. made in a barrel of forty gallons a diflerouco of one gallon. Hnd. t>y extract1 ing this quantity of an oil worth fifty rents, nnd Mibsiltutlng 11 gallon of un in­ ferior kind worth, say. ten rents, his rival hud breu eoxiUod to draw away almoat all his trade. IfiteOTOts rnrre. People have becomtwso accnstc-mod to finding the djscusvlon of the snbjeet of ' adultera'hin rmfim-d tn articles of food : and drink that they are apt to consider that this is thp only purl of It of any |mportanee Pl^slcians, however, can tell I tt different story. For instance, they are Irwiuentlv ronsnited for disorders which ran bo d'irectly traced to cheaply dyed articles of ibxvs. and many of tto most obidinato cases of akin diacuM uro duo to poisonous o-lur!ng matters. Before the Ml of dvetog had progressed giuch most <>f they dyeing colors in use were prepared from simple vegetable ex­ tracts. Soon, however, the demand was greater than tb« supply, and the chemist was culled upon for aulMtitiitca. Step by step he followed nature Luck to her lubor atory, and finally was able to announce tliat he could produce at will in unlim­ ited quantities a dre stuff which rould not be distinguished -by any test, eitiier chemical or physical, from tho natural product The Bubstidtce which he had ma<lo wm alizarine, the coloring matter of madder, and the article from whteh -e made it was common coal tar. This dis­ covery worked a revolution lu tlie industria! world. The path, one® It had been pointed out. wax cany to follow, and in quick succession camo the announcements .of new color* mads from thia sama waato product—coal tar-untU at the priest day any color or tint can be supplied TUX CHAMriOXHUIV CUT. not only in lhi« game but throughout Um •eriea He not only caught Keefe yesterday in a masterly style, but he knocked out a homo run in tee ilrvt inning, am! with three men on besot in the third inning sent them all bome on bis three-bagger to center, which Herr frightfully misjudged. Keefe never pitched in better etyle, and wm magnificently vtipport.-d. Score:' BL Louis............0 0 <• 1 0 0 1 I 0—3 Hits— St. biuia.5; New York, 12. ErrorsSt Loui», B; New York, X BatteriM—Cham­ berlain ami Milligan, Keefe and Ewing. Umptroe—Kelly and Gaffney. came to clow Saturday with the lasst-of tbe a dignified, conservative document, ju­ diciously aulted to tho circumstances un­ der which tho distinguished candidate finds himself placed, and altogether de­ void of sensational or Btarlllng fealurus. It is a paper that, without creating any great degree of enthusiasm through tho country, will commend itoelf to thl Ing men generally and doubtlees accept<<d by the Republican party everything that was to be desired or pccted. It is needless to refer to Gen Ha son's views on the tariff question, which an- no well known and hare been bo often Btatcd aa to have become familiar house­ hold wards. On the Chinese question, whatever doubts may hare hitherto existed as to hla position, be puts himself squarely in line with tbe policy enunciated by both parties in congress nnd will see that what­ ever laws they pass are faithfully en­ forced. Ab to trusts and combinations, Gen. Harrison indorses fully the declarations of the Chicago convention, and expreases the opinion that legislation ought to be adopted for the suppression of the abuses growing out of arbitrary capitalistic at­ tempts to coerce the course of trade in particular directions. He occupies simi­ lar ground to that taken by Mr. Sherman. u uu 29.—One of demonatraxiom ever held recurred ywrtarday afternoon - ding feral «dtb.,tnh'...1 wm literally packed-with Wiaanity i,rg» wagon loaded with Ore■wtorauih: ftw, and James Pelton was turned. Tbe borwa ran away «n lnjnro.1 v .|0Mn people, but no one Borih.-imnw General Dickinson wm “* <JwtR.tr of tho evening, and was received ^“■^‘•methatfllW the biggest bn lidtn U» nly. HIs speech elicited uproari’••rph.uH, He by Charging that tbe banking Morton, Rose * Oa, of London, ttMlngubhed for Ito aasiMance to Can“Lrrprists organised to compete with uTp gentry, and criticised Hou. - Mto.. <» Um poisoning st a wednigbt, by which veveu raid. Mr* Victoria llmarnd a Quarter of a MUa. ROCBXJITXB, N. Y„ Oct. 2».-Wihiam novnaoiMN • -Mtordav Hb bon. vhi-d kt .am. ob>rt and rwn a-er Th. boy's foot caught iu th. £ waa draned c nuarter of a wO? ber°?.„K? norm -­ Hie body was horribly bruteed A WO ——-. . Baltmoxx, Md_, Oct nT_Mra Heartette cation soon liecame a prominent '****• until the queaUon waa, not how well can dyed bo made, but how cheaply. Tho niwMM of manofacturo is a long one. and great raro is required thoroughly remove th* powerful chcmloal nnMaaarv chanffM firm, dignified and •consistent diplomacy will prove equal to its peaceful settle­ ment, but no reference, except by Indi­ rection. is made to tha profddent'a re­ jected treat}' or tho retaliation message. Altogether, the letter is a ealm. unhnpassioned and prudential view of tbe situation, taken from a party standpoint, and is well calculated to condlitsto the confidence of tho party wIioho standard he bears in tho pending conflict.—Wash­ ington Critic. The 5zi ExtraTest Horse Blan­ ket combines in a remarkable man­ ner warmth, strength and beauty. Ask your dealer for . either the 5 Uf-xtra Test, or one of the fol­ lowing 5^ Horse Blankets: 5/A Five Mile. 5/A Boss Stable. The wurld'>i championship cup was presented to tho giant* in tbe evening at the Grand minblcd. 5IA Electric, _______ ________ SUBJECTS OF THE HANGMAN. 5/A E-„tra Test For O, bow quiqkly done this tetter waa! dO other styles Hayes waa hanged at Edgefield yeatarday on the tcaffoid. Burl's wife and daughter F°r sale by aM dealers. vluted and sentenced to be hanged with Hayas, but the governor pardoned tho life inipruocnenL _ Bia. « On. ver. having rot the deJe.iatta. Blackman (colored) yesterday., Blackman killed a negro known as “Big Hix" in a quarrel over a game ot Completely dene from dote tv xgusUire, WM hanged at Hawhnv, Wy. T., at 10..10 yraterday moruitig for the murder of John Jaffry, un Ort. 4. 18H8. CAUTION lurrd I.rlcr, or «»yi U><1 l>dcr •luupol i AexI roll ttirir cyvbolte with profound rarprtasy HELP FOR THE DESTITUTE. Ramsey county. Dakota. Hr left tbe ing receipt; ■arttea- hostile lines, I to tlie mighty task own unaided hand In forwarding the money to Dakota Gov- new, but vlMisdd Ut wisely and judiciously expendad to relieve people in actual want TU- Brooklyn Bridge. tlie wv-ond Punic war. New York's huge Capitol, the temple grand. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. charged with u-ing dynamite to destroy during th- Inta strike, weTu tried yteurday. Tim tmtimotiy al owed that dynamite henitsplien-s wiT" placid <«n the Iratfli by tho am Was done Inside of Nine;)--six brief days. AyA. even Hax-tborn-. w> tie uu<!-r>-.yd. Took twice, mayhap thrr i tln>e« an long as that To wrtlu lite letter ort» wariet hue. Why then attack our Groverf Why protend He dvi out catch the very rarUoit mall With bis acceptance that be ciatld liave caught1 thn defendants roatiaal moved diimiaud and dust. tha court took tha motion under adv iaement Hurrah for Grover 1 Lo. tho k.ter'»doue, until Tnmlay next, tbe bond* Laing reduced i And men shall luul l.l-n. wfifle, nr teuw.- noato, from u u. H.UUO. a.« .h— .ta r. tatata talb a. Ita.1 . . - .. — — | • —new Korx Tntxina. Chicaoo, Oct 29 —Judge VF. K. McAl­ lister, for many years one of the moat nofcd OMI mi tho U n-h of IllinoO, die.! very 4d’ denly nt hie home in Raveiwwu-jd •.tartly after 12 thia morning. HU death was sud­ den and quite un«-X|»ected, although bo was j fl - V—.1 Cnr or eight week* ago darolopod heart trouble, and tbe immediate muae of dentil was heart failure. JiKlg" McAllister wav born Aug. A 1718. at ttoleiu, Washington ooonty, N. Y., and moved to Illinois many years ng®- HlLLBDAi.it. Mich., Oct. 27.—Charles W. etc . WUICU UV uwvru. —.. ahain to low about $130,000 of his money. Mr. Koon has already paid about >50,000 onX of his private funds Now Waldron offers . . .. am. rwv. If A aatlfl- rauiruM >im ana lx | ttaxjUh lm*lc a. • lii 1 it M »t Threat tu hurl I W.L DOUGLAS I [ tor heavy wear. W. L- DOUGI.AH »1.W 1'Ot 8bo« stic. II* vn-att Bo?> a chai Tate Swungs, Tew., July 4. x888. an exceedingly had case of blots! poison. 1 the City ot Hastlnxv- In raid eonntr. oa Sat­ urday, theath day olHeplembec.ln]the year one trfed a physician, tbe i>ejt at command, but ttKHi-aim eight hundred anti eighty-right. Bre-rnt. iX'm. W. Cote. Judge of Itonate. securtil no benefit. My throat began tu In the matter al the estate of Eda get sore, and my body covered with sores Cannon, a minor. and ulcers. Going from bad to worse, I . n.u ftlteg tlie petition, duly veri­ felt that my grave must be reached in the fied. o( John M Nevins, guanllnn ot raid minor, near future. I gave up the doctors' treat­ praylngtoarejjonv therein s-t forth, that to may b«'TiernM-<f'Rrs<-II tto real relate of said ment, aud with a despairing hope I com­ minor In sold petition deecrlbrd.' mence i taking your medidne. I began to _ TbereuDon it Is ordered.-that .Friday, the improve from the first bottle, and in a short time the ulcere healed, and my skin cleared off and was entirely well. One year ago a case of catarrh developed in my system. The physician did his beat, of said court, then Office tn the etty of but cotfid not cure me; but two bottles of Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief. ____ J. H. Rokmom. Kaufmam, Tax., June ay, 188I. Tbe Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Go.: which will not make Waldron a Ja" breaker. Yoon truly. and taken to Eldora, charged with treating a penoual friend to a drink of whisky. Tbe party wbo filed too Information wm a de­ crepit old man wbu did not know and had never seen tbe defendant Upon hh admit­ ting that be had treated bi» friend, Col Farrv wm fln-d »100 and costa by Mayor W. L. DOUGLAS »4 SHOE, the or^UMt M“i unit lun-1-^wt-.l writ M Um*. |Equals cue- Out of the Breastwork*. Tax Swift Sracmc Co., Drawer J, Atlai New York, 756, Broadway. means tcoo ——------— tho Indifferently finished product can be sold ehenper. Unfortunately, however, these Impurities thus loft in the dye are in most inatanoru highly irritating to the and whan an article dyed with such nbatanons is srorn it te ww liable to cause eunechillv if tho akin u chafed aired to do all A single "bad producer 100,000 eggs, Amdvaboat I.W0 are Latched naturthn artificial method 08,000 cm “I wanted a good horse blanket and was told tliis was ‘just as good’ as a 54 Blanket Next time I won’t forget to look for this 54 Trade Mark sewed inside. To the civil service reform system he extends an unqualified indorsement. Upon the temperance queatlon be indulges in a flButl here..too, tho practice of sophisti­ Oiuxu Hafiox, Mich., Oct. But it was my own fault MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. aw printed Barry, once �Republics tlillontl Ptatformf AJU, WEio^ -_PURE r and foot barf. ForUxsre smpte prorisirx: la made at Uppingham la several lam playing Arid*, and tbe trickster* of the school particularly hare won for them twlvre a record an distinguished u to prove conclusively that exclusive atten .l_ .1-1. —I. fzi west of viemre. » ShreWsnId the npir.t. of th*a gms* tead""* sad of w ««a to human libocty.snd p-.ltUcal ho* tciir k. funss of despot.*:u. we seed ,iuLn< tn «mr f-Oow Atusr- policy of uax.ta< tbs Mvora tatarwu to prt baaha." And bls i K“,9 antxnomy re- unpatriotic txadoo •f IBIS Umi reciprocal martUnro IscMotloa of i; ve protest DaUooal protection to that tndmtry. afvas eqipti>rnM«u to <x:r labor. aaJ rebase from tarpon duU ■ those article, of ftaelxn production (except hix’irtes) tbe nite of which oanoot lx- pn> Inc reform kftaiaUoo should ba repeated, end that tbe tangera to fred lasUtaUom Ctevsland Io We ujiprove th" tegtolaU'a * by coo gr» v> pWKeot alike unJiMt burden* aed uufalr diaerimtasuoos between tbe Matas We rvoffinn tbe policy of *pprr>;>ra*litg tbe p-abiio taoda ef tbe United For many years th* school h&s had in op oration n carpentry. where any boy. by the payment of a .small fee, ran aware regular aud competent instruction In the "Nott Xotlf working of wood and the um? of carpen ter*' tools. In 1882 this field of useful manual occupation was enlarged by the of a ••'forge and metal Who do lI think uro the successful ■ construction »• tvuouu mill* Bin uuc most uiwn, auvuroniui b- — - — -—- work- --smuggiers’ The aleck faced, moon eyed ■ "Imp, where skilled Instruction is similarly Celestials, moat emphatically. There is I given, anti a boy can go far towards maxno portion of a reaael or its cargo sacred I ing himself a competent mechanical enor safe from the manipulations of tbe । gineer. rascals Thajr have tbo deadly drug 1 In tbe same category may ba included plaited In their queue*, quilted In their j the school gardens. These gardens, clothing, pocked in tho cork solas of their ' opened In 1871. cover son:* acres, and are shoos, anti tueked awav in the soft, ding- laid out and planted with much test® Ing folds of their silk handkerchiefs. I Here o boy may have allotted to him a They have false bottoms and sides to their | small plot of ground for the cultivation camphor wood trunks, false bottoms to of plants and flowers. In connection with hnv are iidiaA their wwiirinrr cooking nteneiia utensils, and tthey false tho gardens is an aviary, whore the lad all the way through. They will construct with a taste for natural history has an material to resemble coal, fill tho interior opportunity to observe tbe life and habits A with opium and place it in tho coal of a considerable collection of birds bunkers until oil suspicion is allayed and pretty stone building looking out upon tho steamer discharged; they construct tbe gardens serves ns a school sanitarium, and if b*autiful surroundings conduce to tin boxes to fit around masts and cover their deception with fsise moat coats well health, Uppingham patients ought to re­ calculated to deceive the inexperienced cover rapidly. The want of any stream eye of a landsman. They will store it of conslderablo slx« near at hand led to away in boxe* of t«a. cover it up with the construction, a few years ago, of largo Sreserved ginger, and have it they will. swimming.baths, where the boys can per aspite all efforts to suppress tbe prac­ feet themselves In an art which, while it does so much to protect life, is also of tice.—New York Star. great sanitary value —George R Parkin In Tho Cantury. A man went down from Paris to Autenil a few weeks ago. and, hiring a room in a secluded nart of the city, abut himself up in it witn a quantity of provl slons. He stuffed the kxvholrs with paper. pa>>ted paper ove. tho window panes, and In other wayr manifested a desire fo: secrecy. After he Uad remained there several days the inhabitants told the police about him and tho doors were burst tn. It waa than found that he was inoculating three terriers with his own­ blood in order to ascertain whether a bite that he had received from adog was likely to prove fatal. He explained that l»e waa experimenting in the cause of science, and cxpeclcd to discover some means by which every man could be hia own Pasteur.— New York Sun. At Darfur, in* Africa, tbe monkeys are said to be so inordinately fond of a kind of beer made by the natives that tho bev­ erage is umxI by treacherous man aqa means of capturing their unsuspecting relatives. Cans of beer are placed within reach, and when the convivial monkeys have becotn«- so thoroughly Inebriated that they fail to know the difference be­ tween th* man and the ape tbe negro takes the hand of on* of them. In all good fellowship, and leads him off. The others naturally follow him, and ao good-by to their liberty.—Once a Week. ■tratloa. telo auci u>acetn< -uit tfoa ot Mqaitrn.-d ra public Joanaln for U I .The ■vi>-ruiMat by cotucroai > la>CM ..>ppa a>»<w»ity only, to uteUon. np—rml resmirea* pubUc .Ivliirsavv ..lad nxxalitr are »uah m to isro Mal>U ta’-i) gr>v«ruaw:it therein the peef suei, L-crl^tto- should lw jwrtnIUed. a* a frua-d sad adopted 1.4.-^. ib.. __ ___ IWrttean pttrtww*. tS favorably coaaMer these bate U a Xlllfut Vi-Jatlon of tbe merrd Amenren prtocljn--T.r k>‘»l •»■!.' roo rnmetit .iwJ nrrife the ooadesinutMm of all Just raee Tbe jwudfcr bills PERTAINING TO PENSIONS. Drift of Ocean Dovelteta. Everett Hayden, of tlie Hydrographic, bureau, in a recent Ioct uro before tha Franklin institute, gave scm«- interesting data couct-rmng the remarkable dr *1 of ocean derelicts. For example, tti ship Ada Irodale caught fire from spontaneons combustion, was abandoned, drifted 2.423 miles in eight months, was towed into port and continued to burn for eleven months longer, then was repaired and made into a handsome bark, which is doing good M-rvIre in the Chinese trade. Another veosel drifted 8,521 miles In eight months and ten days.—New York Tribune. Darr Not Publish.' No Democratic) newspaper has aa yet made a decent pretense of tolling tbo whole truth concerning pension matters, and more particularly private pension bills panned upon by various admiuuitra lions The most common comparison made by journals of that party la between the number of such bills signed by Pistil dents Great. Hayes. Garfield and Artbur and those algned by Grover Cleveland The continued dragging of Garfield's name into the controversy is Id itself a Chicago i* one of the largest German gross decoptiou. as hft life was not cities iu th* world, ao far as the numerispared loruj enough to , his country to oal strength of the Teutonic element is permit a single pension bill to bo conrernwl Even In the fatherland there submitted for his consideration Dur are few centers of papulation which con mg tho twenty-four yean uf Repub­ vie In this respect with th* wonderful lican administration, from Lincoln to mrtroplis of tbo western hemisphere. Arthur, there were but eight vetoes Whatever cani>ea may have driven the of. pension bills There were all made German from the land of his birth it can by President Grant Fire of them were truthfully is- Mild that his first atm ou made because tho beneficiaries bad already foreign Mil is to rreato a home for him­ been al lor ed at the penslonoffloo a better self. Thou bo organixes a verein—a so­ stipend than they could secure under tho ciety. In fart. In populous cities thn so­ bills. During tbe terms of Grant and ciety precedes the home.—Chicago Times. succeeding Republican presidents tbo bouse of representatives was Democratic with the exception of two years, and A little Philadelphia miss, who haa allowed neusion legislation to accumulate beau traveling in northern Europe during nnd refused - to pass mud/ that was th* summer with htr mother, was much worthy Before Grover Cleveland camo amused at the way that prevails in Hui into offlri? there were modifications of the land of dressing boys and girl- under 8 pension laws that extended the benefits years of ago exactly alike in full dark of tho iiyatem, and the Democratic party skirts and bright bodices. Th* only wav dropped jta bold back policy to tell them apart is that th* girls wear Tno real question is not'on how many plain caps, while tbe boys' caps are col­ bills Cleveland has signed, for we take the ored. Both wear tho hair abort, with ground tliat all disabled and doserrhig hongs, wo that the face offers no hint as veterans are entitled to recompense, tint to tbe rex of tbe child-—Philadelphia on how many he Las vetoed or dlsap Tinies^ proved. Tho record shows that during the first three acssions of congress bo v* toed 171 bills, with others to hear from. Tho tendency of the time la to increased It also shows that up to the 1st of Au­ luxury. There will be more pretty little gust he had refused to sign 137 bills which adjuncts to tbe dressing raac thia year ne permitted to become laws by tolera­ than ever. Toilet ret» have been growing tion. Tho presumption concerning the richer and richer every year. Last tear Uttar la that tbe applicants had. such in Ivory bocks to brashes, and Iroru combs flunnee that, while he would not endorse were considered the proper things. Thia their claims, he daro not openly deny Jeer everything runs to oxidised silver them. This Is further proof of tbe'lnusto or com bn and brush and mirror backs. I suppore after awhile gold will bo the proper caper.—J. A. W. Fcrnow in Olobe HU s h« certainly did not approve of them, Deuxcrat. ao the record of disapproval Is 171 vetoes 828 disapprovals from tn completed lbs sight tatraU.m" acted upon th* fact that many a boy baa not the stamina for three jWtea, ot strength and skill, Dor cau he. bj any amount of forced exercise. be led to Ufi* pleasure In them Th" gynjnariem, opened in 1830 under tbe rare of a compe- Tbe third dans passenger la becocnlni more and more conspienoua in England traffic. second clans 5f per rent and third class 01 per cent. —Chicago Herald. Th© daily life of the tea importer and his representatives would appear well cal­ culated to give them "old maidish'* char ucieristics. as they are obliged to speed the greater part of their time In sipping tea; but. on thp contrary, they are au ex­ ceedingly lively and active lot of people. When the wind is southerly they know a poor flush from a Young Hyson.. There are several of tb" leading experts in the Chicago tea houses who eudaar them­ selves to a large circle of frieudj every y.-or by nendiug with the regular orders of their houses a number of personal orders for a few small packages of a spe­ cial picking. At the tr* plantations the** personal orders are csrtfuliy filled with the choic est leaf aud shipped hero with tlie bulk orders. A* they usually pack^ba tea in fir* pound boxes -the salesman ordering It can allow hi* chosen friend* to have It in convenient packages, and he disposes of less, jt is tho nearest anproarh to the fabhxl uoctar of th* gods imaginable, and th* drinker can almost feel a pigtail growing out of the bock of his hMd aa be sips it. It is too fin* an article Id be sold to the trade, a* it must bo retailed at $1.AU per pound to secure th* retailer's usual profit, but tho privileged few who get it at tho cost price bleea tho friendly teaman for hi* faroni —Chicago Herald Dr. Clevenger, while assailing phre­ nology in its technical forms, has token strong grounds in Th>- American Natural­ ist in favor of a modified cerebrology. He does not like bnmpology. but believe* that th<- differences in umuI* mean something, and a very definite something pertaining to character: tireclsely in facia) nnlike1MMM* do "We now know that there are ccntersi in tbe train of man for tbe speech faculty, above tbe temple, and tliat thence backward and upward to tbe upper beck part of the l>ead are arm and leg renters, that auditory mental impres­ sions are registered iu tbe brain above the upper ear tip; and a center #r visual function is located In the occipital end of the cerebrum «o after all otir science steadily leads us back, or perhaps for ward, to a rational chastening of the brain fuuctkmai center*, a verifiable phrenology Cliariatans do not so much Indicate tire fabwneM of a theory aa it* perversion.-■( llobe-Democrat. Th* various m ell known qualhj«s of the average cook in thin conn tn are somet infen equaled by her originalitv Tbe other day. there being ffagiish guests at dinner, the nark waa toll! to ornament tie* pudding witli some fresh strawberries. When the dish was served, it pre««nt*d a delictoiui Bpiwarsnco of jelly and whipmri "ream derorated will) th* bright red fruit; but as w«ju as th* Lustc,, look out a apoonful of tbe man. a look of horror camo upon her cuuntenanr*. In tho saucer were fragrant strawberries, but st toibed to each W|U a wooden toothpick. Tbe culinary artist had found that to prewmt the desired effect, tlw berries llteried home support and had hit upon the in gen­ ions plan of wooded stema. In spile of tho protest of the hostess, the Engllsi, guests have writ t mi home that thequecr Americans vne toothpicks in their iraddings.—Good Housekeeping. °f I*S,lllar Ptest. around a ne''7. '‘nd^s oa<! tnr new feat«r«L Now. there Is B drummer for an f twf h0US0, n,,Uluf*<*uHng a full Hne I treacherous Adriatic and by the inhospit­ able strip of Turkloh territory that prom i*M to keep her for an indefinite future from op nlag b*r railway connection with the north. In Greec*' today it b th* universal cus­ tom to speak of "going to Eutod*-juat Amm-icans do with th* stormy Atlantic between New York and Liverpool Add to all this th* fact tliat this little barren kingdom of 2.000.000 souls .has a public debt of 88U.000.000. and sumK.ru an army as large as that of th* United States. Th" taxes ore so High that tha island of Crete now under Turkish rule, would PERFECT nweriy dimbla Its ratio of taxation should It enter tho kingdom of - Greece. But In spite of all this di»oouragen>cnt Athens to­ day is a busy hire of educational imrtltu lions and in *11 thoouuntry village* there are tbriftv school*, a compulsory law being carried out with more vigor year after year- Ten years ago th« statistics Dr. I*ne*«*Lrvam Hikm; for illiterscr in Greece were ahead of ro^Un Ammonia "Ume. or alutn. J.TeJJ those of Italy today, and the** ten Tears vr. vn.J’»,<:,r-.BAKIN<; H)WUHK<X». hare revolutionised educational gfftors in ft-HK AIto. , .i.izH),, Greece.—"H. W. H." tn New York Post. | XIW loss. Iaking •"owdeR THE Pt Protectr o Protection SX Free Tr Pre Buy as HUFFMAN BROS Fair, ----- SELL----- BUILDER’S HARDWARE tme-cu<tobacco Loriltortfs YeB On which we will be glad to quote prices! 0 •• AntFWaahbuard aa Good broom .............. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will l>e pleassd to give estimates quote prices. STOVES. A Of all kinds. Tubular lantern*. oomph* ftnl gal tanimd iron oil c paper pail* - New Orleans " •• maple syrup, per gnl. Bey X express wagon, wort Buchwtaat flour. US Iba. m See onr stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros, , quality of tinware will our immense line of d< and glassware. We * money by trading at N B —For a limited time HEADQUARTERS ----- FOR----- Boots and Shoes. Why Al Why hare we so many on Simply 1 We have a complete line of boots and shotk. which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact e^erythi' that i« new in style and gofwtln tywality. All foods marked StillFar E Dry Goods, B Groceries, C ware. Id in plain figures. One Price to Alli Is our motto. Granulated Sugar a Arbuckle, Lion and Price, BS oente. B’or heavy boots we carry the Whitney •dvertisemrat for his emj dreaae« In th* latest sty}., h of a striking E«5^-»unuJwrt* PRICE’S CREAM for th" scant!set C«lelintad Junertc I*ryi. Brocade fold Drafts Goods, None genuine unless marked,Whitney on stile. -We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Broand Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make : hut no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned ' Bonn. brands. 167 Rower Shoe Co a � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-11-07.pdf d4edb9231fb8e0c2ec4b67f5a09dce1d PDF Text Text '^gtstCireuPa.^ Hastings ,f FPs-rin ir tn the ‘ (I ‘Co^ ' .•U.XX-yGli NO. 28 MICH- NOVEMBER 7. 1888. Hastings BannerK* PubUsb«IW«dnid2; hr [merican Politics! COUNTY NEWS. COO^ & SFTSiraRjg«*>rn.Q,, Bammv Couxty, M,rmp,v »* th* M Mcmmog nA-rasr-------------$1.00 FBTR YIE a t=> THE • Marte GtOTv x,*-™ ■“•““‘’-Xrsiarvs . Progressive, Prosperous kKfuMKtT HATKa Mtmm per year... Kxtra chvrgo for ipeeial pottttou/ ;>f'P PLATFORM: . r r.-tomcr-. tn»m overcharge*. • ^-vratlcii- and inb-statcnx-ntM. - - ..yrsuae.... . to .ffgS'g'M-™*hlr’ / - ’ //■,lir with the merchant whp / 'll 4|<R.: must for hte cu*tum«*r>. />■ /. ikiiinii “f ’“bnopoltetic ring*, intorted valvra. 1 ■ ’ god oppn-aaive high prior.-.. Reduction 1 \ l ll u c (turi Ibug-te-ar ’’ —tax prom*. .-"l Imyer-. t Bir: is \ ou \ ote—Intelligently! B*Mwln Is rcry mnch better at mu writing. . .1 S' .Z''.1'"","' " “"""IW. p™-h<^ ■ ..nonage wr wish an examination of'onr busines* reconl in . -upj-ort of imr claim for It , . toMMettnlly. ,0(>0K £ N1BKEKN. >ru-™«,n. Thl« div irict will be canvassed for two week arid ro r111 ** whether Mr. 1 •’rr*'h regularly or not. fev r t <lbarT’is m*l*ri*l Pur, Sqilare Dealing. ; .;'m#th« tM-etquality. the most In quastity. nntl tlie lowest :»out distinction of agi- or class, nnd behind our promise wc . i-’.untehint- Ixrnln# we'have to offer; oretl. with Jap Ira pot Cm quality . ■. » Jacket -rooking tobacco ,g |«wder • elegant prize* in <ircorate*l atone china) POWDER At tb<- next temperance literary the elcatlon of offlevr* will take place. Marg- Smith contemplates moving with h iathmily u> Ohio about next Monday. Hit lianl Freer and family have returned fnan their visit in New York state. Jfifan Ijihr was buying hog* In this vi­ cinity hst week. Chas. Baldwin was down In this vicinity' a few day* ago and thought he would go out and shoot a i»*rtrldge. but he got the wrong shoot nti the ball and killed hl* dog instead. Mr*. AL Hal) was quite sick last week. IhUyed Utter. Mr*. Henry Forbes is on the sick list Geo. Smelcher and family hare been via-powder never varies. A market of purity o5’‘“R” amt whofcsomeneM. More economical Itiryc at N. Kahler’s the ]>ast wwk. than the ordlnen- kind*, and cannot be sold m ■Sarah Bartlett ia working for H. Fort**. competition with the mnhltude of low tert, »hnrt N. Scudder an<j family, of Delton, visit­ weight, alum or ptioephale iww tcr*. «<i)d only In ean*. R/irir U.vav.i ed Wm'. Seibln Sunday. L. E. Andras ha* been spending a short vacation at Luther Brown's. Walter and Eta Kahler, of Petoskey, have rome to spend the winter with rela­ tives and friend*. . S. H. Larabre ha* a new mail curt. Absolutely Pure. sWfa Roller Bl, Delton, Mich., LGARS AJ . ; furni-h. free of clutter, to all church and secret so >!>■>•» ami Java coffer for suppers to Intrmlucr It. Call BUY WHEAT, l*aying the highest market price. Custom Milling and Feed Grinding a Specialty. Our mill L» e«|ffipj-rd with the latest and st machinery, ahd will produce as fine a alitv/.f flour a* can Is- made. The patnagv ot the people of southwestern Barry county I* solicited. lte*j*-ctfully. R. T. F. Dodia & Co. a M. FOWLKlL O. itentiat. Smith. Ham* A Van AriuanS QTVABTTkNAlTEN * VA NAILMAN. gnumg our lvoth< r inerviuuits of Delton and sur­ rounding village*? kj . Lawyers. United Mates court* Offices over Hastings National B Hatting*. Mie JSfJKlBSAK CiiKunoriiKB It. in inter tohokl their trade they hare bcm eonprttai »U|M reduction on goods" and although 5/zZ /■ .• H.Jiind Our Kalamazoo Prices, I ’’ •i • : - ■ ■ ,<t think they wen- giving away their #x*bBut we wt»h . -nl.ir < ustoiner* and to thi-*e we hope to call *uch tljat . !'• Mill here “to stay" peltli a full stock <d G .. / . Doots, Shoes, Millinery, Notions, Gr,c,, Glassware, EarthenwaregTinjvi, II ndcnware. Etc., h.tc.,Etc. -ury articles in HABDWABE. All of these gu4d» wr guar- I’rahu]atv.j Sugar at SI cents. Kalamazoo price, 9 Aronckie. Lion and’McLaughlin Coffees at 22 cents. Pnce, rente. ' «’> *- lave!,. . . Their M. BATES, Attorney at law. Harting*. Mleh. 1-rarUc--* la ail court* at the stale. ^P**1*} alteutluo to collection*. Moskt rt» L*’** ’ * RmalEstatk. Office qv-r Wrl>M-rt.< hardware R . A. BARBER. M- D.. . l*hy*lclan and Surgeon, Office w«r Nvvin • stere. Otnoe hour* from 2 W. LOWRY. M. D.. . . physician and Burgeon. Wake* a specially of treating dLWWCT of -<'* i-vv »n<! KAK and trie preservation nt vt«lon "f “.J" SX wfcTACI.*. »d G -m™<- ™ iu.-1-.r «"■ I-™* House. Hasuiig*. Mleh.__________ _______ _ ~~Mrrir A COLGROVE. Lawyers. (office in Union block.tee Haatlng*.) rraXWtt courtaot rtate. S i E. KENA8TON. A. Attorney (Over J. «■ practlcrt in all court* ot the Htate. t»uecuui« j£gqyttte0<hUto. r c. WELTON 1.) ( tnnncnUe all our prices, but would aay that we carry a fall line of the Iffs by death and accident. lelebntii-il .l.imestpwn and Broadhead Dress Goods at 25 cte. leaded Dress Goods, 5 to 10 cte. per yd. D00”1.® *oiu Drere-1foods, 10 to 90 cts, per yd. Men s best Overalls at 90 cents. ' ...... »'» «<»<>• •> praiorUoMM prtonu 1» NoUom »5b nt!.,;i th’rtir line of ladiro and gents Handkerchief*, lu which we an• na gnat linggijM. We carry a full line «»f Halts Bonnets, Hoodsand Toboggans, Underwear. Etc. county.2__________ -■ ------- — snrHSSSkan ro­ H , sldan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’* drug *tore.) Offiee with J- «• We want al! kinds of Gantry Produce, as Butter, Eggs and Lard; also Wood, Oats, Corn, Hay and Hand-Picked ApplesnOBERTSON HOUSE, ‘“'1 MH; “‘>.1 we will do you good. . 1 r. BUODKMIK. i laexcbM1«a Prlckarrf Ville. Rol>crt Bp-ann ha* rented a tart of Cha*. Prichard's bouse, and ha* moved Uircelu. The dance at Jrs**- itfch * wa* well at­ tended. The one who got up the danre wu not prvm-trt. A gnod time was.had. Gertie Kelly te workihg for Mra. Geo. A. S. BL***tt ha* sold his house and lot Salsbaugh. I to Eider Lane. * Ed. Prichanl and motln-r. of Odeasa. vi»George Burch and John Pumfrey started Ited friend* in thte placd last-Week. for the north woods Tueeday morning. In Jre-te Rich wa# in |j»ke Odessa Wednes­ pursuit of imar and other small game. We expect they will bring half of northern day. Then.- will l>e a dancerat J. RiclF* Friday Michigan home with them night. Nov. Oth. An Im itation i* extend­ ed to all. and a grand time I* expected. 1. Caswell ha* returned from the north, Mr. Pierson, of Irving, ha* purchased lite apples iu this vicinity to ship to Dako- where he has been visitlag friend* for the past week. Mrs. Gea William* returnral to her BantiaM. home tn Grand Rapids Friday. Mr. Damon's people had friends from The pole raising last frock was a grand success the speeches wflre admired by all. Allegan Halting them the past week. Mr. D<>t>ler has I ought the hog* in this and the music that was; fumtehed by the Bedford glee club and tire Banfieid comet part of tb<- town for shipping. Cora Brooks vlsltesl at B. A. Walker's, liand waa exceedingly fine and l-elievc that it will make many more votes for Harrison of Martin the past week. Jamra Stuart i* putting a new furnace in and Morton. Hudson Burrough l* slowly recovering his houw*. Catf Willey, of Grand Rapids, Is visit­ from typhoid fever. Mr. 11 Bniney returned from Kansas ing hb many friends here. Mr. C'appcn's ^family have moved into where hr attended the burial of his son. William Bruncy. their te w houw. Tlie Uhlcs aid society hold a social, at CMTlry Btuart and (Wm. Spath visited Albert King's today. The gentlemen are Kalattazoo friend* the past week. ) Frank Smith, who has been working for nre specially invited. Mr. Willie Westphal, of Ann Arbor. Is C. F. Hale, of Richland, l« now vhlllng vteitlng at I- C. Edmund’s this week. his wle. • Mr. and Mrs. Elsey returned to the R<.bu McKJblsjn has rented iris farm, and wilt i»>vc to Martin tocngageln the butch­ home of J. Else) and on their return were taken with typhoid rever. with which Mrs. ering |»u*lness. . Another singing school lias been organ­ Etaey I* very sick. MU* Minnie Bellinger spent a few dayif ized tt- Mr. WTlbcr ot the Eagle school­ house. and expect to organize at ITalrie- with her parents last week, Mrs. C.‘ Mower te very low and we iiear vlllc Monday evening. little hopes of her recovery . / Mr. Bert Vatwlclkr* had very narrow Mrs. Gesfbnl. of Kalamazoo, spent *ev« i-acapc Wwlnesday OcLSl by Un- buraltag era! das* visiting old friends about the Lf gun. He 1* not dangnionaly hurt and te Improving rapidly untier the rare of Dr. Corner*.last week. ' Mr*. Wiuian Hall, of Orangeville, spent Chandler. Next Sabath quarterly meeting will l»r last week visiting old friend* alwut town. W. 0. Barnes has treated his lion*’ with held at thl* place meeting .Saturday after­ noon and evening and Sunday forenoon a new roof uf shingle*. Mr*. A. G. Cortrlght entertained com­ conducted bv Eld. Barnes. pany from Kalamazoo the first of the week Delton. also from Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and family, of Orange­ Hurrah for Harrison and Mortoa! T. M. Baird is building a nice barber ville. Snndayed with Ed. Huraley. abop just south of F. J. Norwood'*. C. Chadnick was called home by the IllDelayed Letter. new of hU sister. Adelbert Norwood returned home batWm. Bllvens and family and Mrs. Guy urday evening from Reed city. h*» rriunwnl fn.m Uielr vl.lt lu Ohjo. Sidney Armour and wife spent Sunday The U. B- PWPl*1 •« P«lntlng their at G. A. Mantel’s. ' h<ka’o. Dc*« lost -M'nlt cattle 1Ml A. P. Leonard ha* the largest stock of by having a straw stack tip over on them. nibls-r goods of any merchant In town. A good many from Ibis place went to Jacob Marshall's pleasant phiz Is w»n Kalamazoo last week to (he Democrat blow on our athwte again. The neighbors turned out *>-d luwked out. ■ . . • Mr. Febeck'acorn Monday »n«noonjind c. Hewn Nancy Laralwe I* working for F. J« Cbaa. Kinney’s on Tuesday- Mr. Febecks end Mr. Kinney's families are all sick. Norwood. L . . Effle Tanner ia.net working for John They aay they have typhoid fever. School tevin- at the Na M Maida), with Lewi* Norwood has Ute home lalhtxi Miss Feigbnrr as teacher. Wm. Seaman 1* preparing to build a and plastered and will »ove Into it aonte house near the Na V school Ikmim . time thte week. . ... Mr- Negus was hi town Sunday looking Henn- Dickson, a former Maple Grove ls»y, Is visiting hl« mother in East Maple for a hired girl 1ml dkl not succeed in gel- Grove. U|)r. Mel*eay returned last T1“*r’“,M5j . Mr* Ternennlng has gone to attend the “'Lo. »tn*W .1745. Mark Skillman mxt wife spent Sunday at Banfieid with Mr. Ooek’s family. Jake TVk is no! working ia the mil any more for he think* a dollar a nlgfet and' work 12 hours i» too cheap and ix»zd himself. IL T. F. Dodds A Co. .‘■hipped 5,000 lbs. of dour to Goodyear A Bantea last Friday. Clarence Hennoek has moved into Sam’l Baird'* ixiuse. Myron Pcnuock purchased a horee of Martin Ju*tk» last week. Senator Colgrove and Frank Doty were in town Thunday. . * Frank Falk spent a few days htet week wlth.frirml* at Codar Creek. Danee at F. A. Blackman’s hall Friday evening. Everybody cunte and have a good time. • Frank Falk starts north Wednesday for a two week* hunt and fish. Henry Welton is hoam again. School commenced last Monday at the Pod Auger school 1><>um* with Miss Mate Baloo as teacher. wife attended the U. B. quarterly it Free­ port last Sunday. Alonzo Hager and wife cleaned the Pod Alger -chool house one day last week. S. Kaiser and S. Shively are doing the inaide work on A. F. Fausey’* new house. John McGregor and wife are at O’Dounefl visiting E. Edwards and wife. H. E. Hendrick and wife, of Atlddlevllle, were the guest* of A. F. Fausey last Sun­ day. Quite warm yesterday at the town h<i*e. GREAT IS TODAY. Th<- heart I* »UI1 young la Tbere'* (unsliinn mid Uni i The light* wbl>, Ood; There'* waring of ■beat, ajri the tali, etruac con^ And hi* liean blood i* water, that tttZath forlorn Wendell rtiltlips* Carton* Career. Wendell Phillips waa a natural aristo­ crat. Hi* father wa* the first mayor of Boston, and the famous schools at Andover and Exeter recognize his family aa thair founder. He wan reared in affluence, and at school wa* an athlete as well a* a student. Zilo loved to box. and to run and to row. lie wm the bitterest opponent of the first temperance association formed in Harvard collego. In hia early life be loved'ali the good things of the world. Ho waa fond of the phyaloU aa well aa the intellectual. Ho loved theX^autiful. and admired women above almnat any young man of his clauux Yet his whole lire girl on her siek bed, who never got well, and ho devoted hte whole life to her care. He iM-cam'* an advocate of tcmjH-raoca, and when he saw William Lloyd Garrison dragged through the streets in the anti­ slavery agitation, he determined to devote hia life to redressing the wrongs of the black man. -Why don’t the mayor call out the militia." of whieh he was one, he cried. From high olaaa surroundlngu he then moved into the lowly quarter that he mifht carry out hia ideas of protection to the poor, what a curious career fol­ lowed.— Frank A. Burr in Philadelphia Ttawa. A pointer to fusion demagogue*. The state taxes thia nwy arc S491.619.S3 less than last year. HcprrwnlaUvi- Simpson of Hartford township had five fat hogs killed by light­ ning Oct. 18. At Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Osborne's lit­ tle boy toll <m a slrnrp iron and cut hole clear through his cheek. ’Tis thought that if the average Detroit girl knows a* much as she Isn’t handsome, she knows an awful lot rcpnbllaini«m through school hours, and making hcraelf very objectionable to dem­ ocrats generally. ThouwcCary's i^aw-mill at Hudsonville burned Wednesday night. Low. M,ooo. ijikr Linden is to hare a National bank with a oapital of >100.000. • , Henn Bush's bam and two mute* were burned in Barry City Thursday. The jKMteffice at Lutber was burglarixed Tuesday night, and fttOO taken. Elsie has found two good vein* of coal at a depUi of 75 fret Flushing expect* to *)t up a grindstone query and factory. The Water* left Record has tumbled In ifev. A. W. Gower of ijiwreiw te going to move to Ludington. The real eatate market seems to be brisk In VanBuren county. Nearly a cdunn of St. Joaepb peomti»enta favor conwUdatton with Beaton Harbor. , ting one. Henn' Arbour apart Sunday at ’Am. _________ 1-rtdrlerflle. Delayed letter. Andrew WUlb has returned from Dako- VanHorn'sCortex Griswold, from Orangeville, is working In the roUcr mill. _ k.. fn 1-f.nni.vL gallons of sorghum at hl* mill thia season. Win. Ballgho fefi (town K otevator shaft A new M. E. church baa been dedicated F. C. Bronka ba* hte haHware neariy A canal win soon »* built between the Black and Caspian mm. *" "• ™lrlus Mr* '’Urn BnuwU»««r'» ^L. Lxiveland 1* doing some carpenter HIGLEYFOX, DELTON, MICH. _____________ pOOK A SHELDON. iTTStoVbaKKEK. 1U.I Another rain and clearing Off cold again. School cloned last Battirday. The prohibitionist*, not to be outdone, ralscii a pole on Friday last, but would have bad a hard time <rf it had Dot the re­ publican* and democrats, seeing bow weak they were turned in and helped them. Howard Backet has returned to bl* home in Meadville. Penn., btjng much* pleased with Michigan. Mr*. Terpenning came near losing her cow by choking on an apple Monday, after great difficulty she was relieved. M- J. Go** has a cow choked by an apple also and nothing can 1st done to relieve her, she will probably <l|c. We carne in-ar having a tragedy In our mld*t last evening. Wilf l»rar>ei with Hal Socket and Mr*. Temple *tarted to attend meeting at tlx Warrant school house; It i<eliMC very dark tlu-j were to stop a't Will's home for a igntem. but before reaching there they came In collision with another conveyance. So one could see wliat occurmi but then* was a crash, and then tin* horse turned and came buck down the street front side to side; Mr. Draper arcing the home was beyond his control called for help but the street was dewrted. and when tltey reached Dr. Markety the horse ran into the fence npcetting the carriage and throwing the oc<rnpanta to tlic ground, imt no one wa* hurt with the exception of slight briilae*. The horse was laully hurt by the thill pf the other vehicle ta-ing driven into her breast. Dr. Backet and other* cared for her. The horse is one of M. J. Goo*' sjian. She wou)0 probably not have run had not the harneaa given away in aneh a manner that the buggy ran lutn her and pulling on the line* only made matter* worse, but owing tn the dark no one could see what was wrong, it wa* little short of a miracle that no one wa* killed. IteUred Letter. What’s the matter with John Broughton? Why. lt’« a n«-w daughter of counu-. ' Mrs. Bowie* I* gaining slowly'. , <>. A. Carpenter -tarted Tm-xlny for York State, having received new* that his stone china. Our prices on best orpriM* you. Holiday good* are arriving now. See Is now ready to - .ind plush goods. Have some big bargains In lamp* it your tmttrr. egg* and dried apples. You ran make Peamer s Cash Store. WHO Bal and Howard Sachet spent buaday in Kalamazoo with friend*. The republican* raised a fine pole benon Wednesday last, after which Mr. Brig­ ham, of Ohio, gave us a first rate speech on the moat important point* connected with the coming election. Hon. Clement Smith also made a abort and telling speech. On Saturday on democrat p<de was raid­ ed and a speech given by Mr. I*owera. A fight occurred also, which 1 presume was not In the program. .The oyster supper at the G. T. hall Fri­ day night was not a* hugely attended as it probably would have been, had the weather been more favorable. . Jacob Ixdinner, of Wall lAke. who has been sick for mw time past, died on Fri­ day night He was a iaun who had mhny friends and no enemies. The funeral was attended at his late home, and the remains Interred In Prairieville cemetery on Sunday. J. McLean conducting dir services. North other evening. Muskegon I* building a new �DR. TA.NS?rS IDEA& TALKS OF PREMATURE BURIAL years before be AND SUSPENDED ANIMATION. No Home Should de Witkont it. taken la tne morning sharpens the au;»etJts. clraoses the stomach and sweetens the Breath. camiMiund >hal would. like Httnmons User Re­ gulator. promptly and effectively move the liver to action, and at the Mine time aid (instead ot weakrnlmii the digestive and aMlmllattve powe« ot the »ntem.“-L. M. HintMi. M. D.. Wroh- Boston Dry Goods Store Full of attractive bargains. Marr & Duff are doing au immense trade this scasoa aud well they mlKbt ax Marr & Duff have on the Yepy Goods, and at the lowest priem, that is aiuarn to the country. Marr &• Duff are selling Double always M>d for »LM. «&S0 and <7.00 shawls Id the same proportion. Mngte wn are selling for 1X75, fiw, »4.oo, js.oo oixl 98.00. J7.oo and ga.oo.. we closed out an import­ er's stod^of these goods and they are selling like hot cakes and at these prices got one of these shawls, as they are going fast. Gloats1 Gloats! Gloats! Marr & Duff have built an extra addition aud ! U used .for cloaks entirely and the bargains Marr & Duff are showing are surprislnc. Im­ mense llnca of New Markets. Jackets, Wraps, Bacqura in cloth and the finest values in tho has ever been shown under one roof. examine. Call and himr Everything in this line for children, ladles and gents, In white, grey and scarlet, all quail- Hosiery In cotton, woolen, cashmere. fleece-Uned cotton select from at our usually low prices. Dress Goods. light ot the country. Everything nice, new and tasty can always be found at this department facilities for selling are much betier- •wiling for else to shoulder onto you. Another reason is that we believe tn small money but get an assortment to choose from. Marr & Duff. P. 8. -Marr & Duff have Inaugurated a new venture which they call Friday's Great Kargaln Day. It Is proposed to sell special thing* on every Friday at specially low prices, coat and bargains will not be sold Thursday or Saturday, but Friday only. Marr & Duff. March sth. tSM. and neorrted In the office mortgages on page s». said mortgage being given to secure the payment ot lire hundred Now. therefore, said mortgage being due and payable end by which default th" power of sale -and unpaid a! prlnclnle and interest on the mid ' thia notice and nosnlt or proceedings at law • In equity having been Instituted to recover shall on Friday, the 21st day of of the court house In th* ettv of Hastings In the ssEWfiSSwy^issjsste , Eight years have gone since Dr. IL 8. Tanner performed his wonderful feat of fasting forty days and nights in Clarendon hall, lu New York city. For sixteen days he touched neither water nor food. After the sixteenth day ho began to drink water, and subsisted on this alono during the re­ maining twenty-four days of his fast. The public haa not heani much of the plucky little doctor for the last few years, but not long ago ho turned up in Chicago, bright and chipper, a splendid specimen of a man in perfect health, and with a rotundity of form indicative ratlier of tho bon rivant than of a man who cats only eoat and hat. A vaat amount of time and force la used up by myriads of civil­ ised beings in putting on these eleven plecoB. In hot weather. A vaat amount of strength is used up by simply wearing thorn. Starch is misery or. a sultry day. Your linen shirt is a straight jacket; your lightly buttoned vest and four button cutaway are two more straight Jackota over that. You nut on four thi&neaaes of cloth to conform to the demands of Broadway, when nature calls out but for one, and a thin and very loose one at that. When you have anything to do, or you get to your office, you shuok your coat and sit in your shirt alcoves, or put on a thin one. You are unconsciously a slave to this idiocy of custom. To heighten this idiocy, you put on the most clothing and the tightest flu and the most starch in the city, where it is hottest. When you go to the country, where it is a little cooler and there Is more air to breathe and purer air to Lrcathu. and consequently more strength to be got out of such air to help you enduro your load of tight fit­ ting cloth, you put on leas clothing and looser clothing. This is inconsistent. You should wear your cumbersome starch and tight fitting vestment# where you have tho most strength to wear them. Your vest is a useless Incumbrance. It is only the rudiment of the old fashioned •■waist coat." That was a coat. It reached to the hips 140 years ago. People then wore Iq, substance two coats—a back coat aud a front cost, now tho waistcoat. The waistcoat has been gradually grow­ ing shorter. In a sack suit it la of no earthly use save to increase your load in hot weather aud make you hotter. It is simply another short coat, which you wear because vour tailor says you must. It’s like wearing one hat inside the other. You. can't even wear it out. You know you wear out out seven jmire of panto to one waistcoat. You know that now your closet is full of vests left over from worn out suits that you don't know what to do with. You can't make them over into pantaloons. You can’t set them for eel ln winter. "Where have you been keeping your­ self, doctort" naked a reporter, after friendly greetings had been exchanged. "I hare just returned from New Mex­ ico. where I have been for nearly four yeant, pursuing certain lnveetigations‘of a adentific nature. I am much in tore* ted in tho subject of suspended animation or counterfeit death. I am convinced that a far greater percentage of people are buried alive tlrnu even those who have ever given tho matter much thought would be willing to believe. In no coun­ try in tho world are tho dead burled with such criminal haste, I may say, as in the United States. I have been looking into this subject more or lees tor the last twenty-five years, and tho evidence I have accumulated Is atartling. I tell you, it Is murder, horrible murder, and it is high time sumo agitation was started for too ' purpcee of securing needed legislation oh , tho subject of tho burial of tho dead. TUX MOVEMKNT IN ECROI'E. . "The principlo of life is ro subtle," contlnuod tho doctor, "that man with all bls ocieuce knows nothing about It; and the only safeguard against the awful crime . of burying alive those we love lies in the precautions that are taken against com­ mitting their bodies to the tomb before decomposition has set in. Hist is the only unmislakablo sign that death has finally taken place. Tho people of Hol­ of i of cloth land were among tho first to awaken to ,----------- —..... of veets. tho Importance of this subject, and In — .---------- , Pull down your vest. Ihill it off and 17M a society waa organised in Amster­ dam for the purpose of looking into cases where death seemed counterfeit rather than real. In less than four years they had resuscitated—saved from entombment alive—no leas than 160 persons. In 1788 the authorities st Milan and Venice, and And four those at Hamburg, followed tho example toning up your dty boots set by Holland, and a little later tdmilar societies were formed at bqndon. Paris aud Glasgow. As a result of the work and investigations of these societies, among tho members of which ware some of the foremost scientists. of tho time®, it has coming and -aa graceful as possible for or railing- gnd because a been proved that in a great number of every station 'ti___ _____ .i..... ... ..... eases whore every known teat had been applied and preparations made for the burial toe subjects had recovered. These reason why he should live in rags or go with uncombed hair. But the trouble is. exjieriencca led Professor Morine, of the and you may sec it proven every day ixi University of Romo, to offer a prix® of the city in thonsanns and thousands of 1,600 francs far the best essay on appar­ cases, people haven't time nor meaaa to ent doato; and the Marquis u’Oucho left Wear their eleven pieces properly, and for 20,000 francs to be used in discovering the best means that could be applied in de­ that reason dingy linen is far more com­ mon than that of snowy whiteness, and tecting tho counterfeit of death*. And so a clean collar and cuffs are not proof that in all countries statistics collated on tola Ulhlirt am atnrritno aa «...*•*.. they are tucked to a clean shirt, und the necktie in two cases out of three is a base aud often unclean subterfuge and imita­ "Now don’t you think 7 asked the tion of something intended for an ornadoctor, "that this is a subject that peo­ ple should diseqsa, should bo waked up about?" "What remedy have you to offer, put on. and put on only to bo endured. Drsea reform for woman only? Man nw»!-i doctor?*' it quite as much as she does.—Prentice "Simply thia: I hold—and it certainly Mulford in New York Star. cannot be succeaafully contradicted—that । the setting in of decomposition is the only certain sign of death. In the ab­ sence of this burial should be delayed weeks and months, if necessary, for ro long as there is no decay life may hang by a feeble thread, and, by that subtleness of which I have already spoken, too re­ covery be spontaneous. ' THE DOCTOB WILL HIBEUXATE. "Another discovery that I have made," said the doctor, "is that hibernating ani­ mals do not use. their lungs during the period of liibernation. • For several years 1 have been studying the habits of this class of animals, and, do you know, I am about convinced thkt man can hiber- Hero tho reporter must have looked tho Incredulity he felt, far the doctor hastened to explain: "Take the bear for example; its organs of respiration are tho same as man's, and it hibernates for months with • out food or drink. I have alao been studying the philosophy of the adepts who used to be able to go into the death trance at will Their preparation for this was long fasting, ana toe trance condi­ tion following was. la my opinion, a seawith a- view of making same experiments in t&u hue. and tho time may corns when 1 will permit myself to be sealed up in an air tight coffin and laid away until such ••But, doctor, you will not expect to >me out of a teat like that dive, will “I have twice been near tho portals of the tomb in my studies of this subject of life principle and of suspended nntuiirtlcn, and I firm’v belloro I can go still nearer— • 1_ . I ___ < „ .It ----- • ■ - ■ V. icug-.u uiur, i»u uu_ come Pics u us­ ing witness of the truth of ny theories sod Investigations. ' s-r^ When the salmon is hatched ho is known as a “fry," then 'ho becomes a "parr," or "samlet." or "pink." or "brandling." Tho next change makes him a "smalt;" then bo is transferred to a • ■grilse," and finally develops into a salmon. When leaving salt water he Is called a ••white" salmon, and when going back after spawning a "black" one or a "knit." The baby salmon Is hatched from 80 to 100 days after the <gga are laid in furrows in gravelly beds nror the head waters of clear, cold rivers. When in the -fry" stage he is about one inch long, with guggle eyes. When three months old be becomes well ahntxd, with carmine spots on the sides. Heisthen so hungry and greedy he win jump at anything. Many mistake them at this age for trout, and It is common for marketa to offer them for sale as brook trout. Only about one-half tho hatch returns to the sea, tho rest remaining jn wator. Thin has been decided to be becauso Bome develop more rapidly than others, tho late ones going to salt water in the second season. Tho orrangemunt can bo accepted as a wiao provision of nature against extermination by whole, sale destruction.—Globo-Democrat. Tho province of Fuh-Klen. China, is almost ini unbroken stretch of hills and mountains, a charming countrj- to lovcre of wild scenery, but tedious to travel in, tor the only carriages are sedan chain. Except near tho nealx>ard, tho streams are swift and rocky, rendering their ascent by boat very slow. One might think that in such a country rice could not be staple, yet on every hill and mountain where there Is a spring and roll enough to work. Direct from the Front. After Nov. 5 Battle Creek tert- r* wd> Knoxvillb, Twn., July 3. IBM. grates: blood I I contracted of blood medicines, but. without bottle with the gravest drxjbts of succtm. I had been so often deceived. Bet im­ provement came, and I continued its uro until perfectly well. I-have since married, and have a healthy family. No trace of the disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all tins for me, xnd I am grateful. Your* trolT» J. S. Straddu 118 Dale Ave. . K“<’,> Txxas, June 23. 18M. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanttj, Gs Gentlemen—A sixteen-year-old son of mine was afflicted with had blood, and Irrokt out with an eruption on various irons of his body- I put him to taking S. sTs.. and a few bottles cured him entirely. I live al ---- —l **- — *• FkCUlU. Youra truly, W. s. Robinson. One woman in the beat faith addresses the eoramlMluner and asks that be see that the school house in her neighborhood boestablished in tho center of the dis­ trict. Another informs 1dm that her husband has long bven absent. Sho haa wandered over the face of the country in search of him, aud toe would now like to cases occur. Letters containing souvenirs dear to too scudeni, but utterly valucleaa to any ono else, are received; letters of advice detailing whole pension schemtwto b-j substituted for the present system of laws; letters of extravagant cummundatlon, of censure, of anger, of contempt, of wrath, of unmltlgaMe hostility; letters of Insane writers threatening vilenessand violence; letters excited by toe granting of pensions and asking bcnlsfote upon the heads of all concerned; letters of bktereet reproach for pensions denied, calling down the wrath or God and men upon those who have been trying to do their simple duty—oil these and multitude of others, fantastic, sober, rational and wild. j«our by the hundreds and thousands into the and the oenso of duty which compels the neglect of idlo hiquiries. arise many of the complaints and denunciations of the offiro fur its alleged neglect.—Pension Three books malted free cn application. All druggist, sdl S. S. 5^“’™ Tux Swift Specific Co., Drawer j, Atlanta, Ga. New York, 756 Broadway. The man, hia wife and three children Thia remedy U becwmlng ro well known and ro popular a# to need no tqwcial numtlon. Al! who have used Electric Bitten sing du- same song of pmlse. A purer medicine does not exist and it Is guaran­ teed to do all that is claimed. Electric bit­ ten will cure all dlseaswt of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, holla, salt rheum aud other affections caused by Im­ pure blood. Will drive. Malaria from toe system and prevent aa well as cure all Ma­ laria) fevers. For cure of headache, con­ stipation and Indigestion try electric bitten. Entire satlsfactlmi guaranteed, or money n'funded. Price 60 cts. and Si.00 per bob tie at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Newark, Arkansas, says: "Was down with abscess of lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an incurable winsumptive. Began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee toe work on my farm. It Is the finest madtclne ever made." M,d(Uow*rt, Decatur, Ohio, aaraHad It mil been for Dr. King’s Nw Dtoeovery for conxumptlon I would have died of lung troubles. Waa given up by doetore. Am now in beat of health " Tn- It S-I4.bo.ua t™. W. H axxji?-, dnnr store- Engllto Spavin PmIiucu: iew«>v.-. Ml Hard. Soft or Calloused l.umj"- .:nd HlemUhes from horses. Bbxwl >ptvin. Curb*. Snllnts. Sweeney. King-bone, Stilles, all Swollen Throat*. Sprains. (’ougt«. Sav\S50 by use of one bottle. Wanrotwt Sold by Dr. E. 11. Imhfep. DnwgbtHastings. 101, is toe oldest soldiv. ot Uv civi'i v»ar always be nsed forchiWn-u iii-uesr I: «x>dis Ute child, softens the eum.. toan ai: wind colic, and is the t>e*t rei"'My (or diarrtwo Twenty-five cent* a hottie. The Toe Pad comjafiy »’f Three Rivrrt ha* shipped an order to Australia. J. A. Crawford say*: In Atidr.lusia the norix'i or Moorish wells arc sure to catch your eye. They are worth examining by the curious in such matters; this coustrnctlon is very simple, but they do effectivo work. A brood wheel is turned round by an old mule, who is past other work, aud attached to this wheel aro earthen ja»; asJLrevolw the empty jam paca Lnto the water uncT coma up fuD, than ro they tarn over thev empty their contents into a reservoir, wheaoc a trough ar aqueduct of . some simple kind provides for household use, conveys too rest of too water into the fruit or rentable garden and imitates it a Tribune. tetter, chapped Landa, chilblain*,* oerns' “‘d al) skin erttptirau, and positively cures There are 117 pupils attending the <l«r and dumb Institute at Flint. lorn U thu ia>r u bud kui rtl divert ths stows of ucJigTuto It is quite surprising to notice the■ nu»erons reports of remarksbl-- eastt « vast disease* cured, suqh s-hredsrt"’- 8* nervous prostration, heart iilT«,cti,,i''. » Vitos’ dance. Insanity and prolungeu Mref h-ronees. by Dr. Miles* restorative Thia new and improved brain and tvrrv’ food and medicine. I» every where gtauw a remarkable reputation for cunng_tw worst of these diaoases, as well jurious effects <rf worry. »enoa« mental and physical overwork- «• *»; Goodyear the druggisL wiH •‘i'* bottles of thia wonderful rawed Jlively contains no opium or morphun-.. It is claimed that the b<*t red brick in the state is made at Farwell- C. A vtoov A. Johnson, of Tokdato every symptom of heart dlsnue. of breath, could aot Ite on cough, pains In chest, etc., y- t af'c • gtwm up to die was cure.! by IT. Mik new cure. Sold by W. B- Goodyear. Seowbody ta going to start a starch fo - H.HT, Bab-, l«n. uu two m«i„ __ bororf Io Bur, a,,-nowwur. tn New York for woman timo nut of mind, y»* usually made a failure. Customers •> '®>irr W. F. Beyer, Garret*' HI-•• 'dva *a>< "My wife hastavn irwibl '-i with <>tairh > long time, but have, with »h;.: * we had. and what the dooter ‘ ‘l‘v kept toe upper hand «'f it nviil Hr- lal..; when everything failed.. Her ilinxri «»• raw a* far as one could #•■•'. **tl) Hh ifieeasant cough, when I invested my daiar ln-al>ottie of your Papillon eatarih cure «» a last resort. To-day toe i* tree tn® cough, throat all healed ami entire.* cure-Papillon -(extract of ttax» ralatrl. .are effects cures when all uth- r* hd- Urw bottles »l at W. H- Goodyear** dn« Mra. three children to step on tho platform of the Male, whkh they did. Be then dropped a oeni Into the alot and tho hand inured around to 208. He then told the Inrrert child to atop oC. end aa eocu u ho did the hand moved back to 118, thus br "I haw !i no relief from some of our be*- nbycietins who have miub- this dte-aw .< - - . ..d:;.. 1 was persuaded to try Papillon ««tract <>f flax). The relief received ,»."•• 'i-y a charm and 1 am uftl one of the blcMUig* of the agr." Try Papillon (extract of ftaxlskinenft whj0 all other* fall, latw Urttles SI at -V- HGoodyear's drug store.. There are 4.000.WH> ton? ■ ‘ W. K. Boyle’s farm Albion. The Kalamaioo Itigh school has a com­ pany of sixty cadets. 1 andthotreU ----------- -- --—j taav a map of the Hoe courses offPuh-Klsn would bo a map of its water coursee. The people who inhabit the valleys present .. a. .1 — ___ I । eight (8) west. A pointer to fusion demagogues, Are we to infer from this that this gen­ thousand, and buys in toe same extrava­ eration is responsible for the condittou of gant quantity. I know tor a fact that for years peat he has made It a rul" to sell toe nee u hundred year# from aowT • - . ... In this wonderful generation the natural results of the proper diet and medicines of to the bull side until he secs a certain a hundred year# ago? It Is conceded In other lands that most lilac bush out on the west, aide burst Into Th, t^toOW, ,t LBIfer J. of the wonderful discoveries of the world In this eentnry have come from this coun­ try. (hir ancestor* were reared in log cab­ the floor and sells right and left, and ins. aud suffered hardships and trials. But they lived and enjoyed health to a ripe old age. The women of thoro days mon remark on Change at these timed rurgaun. I’rllets tiuw "bear off that 'Charlie's lilac bush ia in bloom.' would endure hardships without apparent What 1s more curious, too, is that he Slate ha# found two good fatigue that would startle those of thepreshasn't made a mistake for years past. It's •t a (lepth of 76 feet been n perfect mo-swt for Lira. No, I won't tell you where tho bush i«, but ho One of toe .proprietora »'f the popular posses by It every day oii his way down remedy, known as Warner's Safe Cure, lias town, and I tell you ho watchoa it closely, ~ - 7**** t3ta cllfg 4ii....... been faithfully investigating the cause ami too. Lota of the boys have tried .to find has called to hta aid aefarttats as ftcll as out where it is located, but there are hun­ medical men. impressing upon them the dreds of lilac bushes along the street, and tact that there was no effect without ho isn't fool enough to give it sway. a causa. This investigation disclosed the "Awl I know of another queer case, tact that in thf oldon times simple rem tt»,” contlHued A- speeulator. "My Ftashing expect* to set up a edit* were adnrtntstered. compounded of typewriter, a woman of about 40 years of quary and fhetoty. berbs and roota, which were gathered and ago, Lott some particular thing that she ^Tl* Watervk-it IteranTba* tinnbk-d is stored in the lofte of log cabins aud when watchM on her way down town in tho sickness came on, these renn-dlro from na­ morning, and, aa a curious matter of fact, ture's laboratory were used with the best that woman will walk into the office, sit fcev. Al W. Gower of Lawrence 1* gn;at effects. . down at her desk, write out a prediction to move Ludington. . What were thrau vnuxMes? What wen. of tho course of the day's markets, and The real estate markN s,, ;I1< to be brisk they used for? After untiring and diligent tiytu put Lt away. It comes true, too— •earth tiicy have obtained tin- formula so that's toe c,opens port of it She will in VanBuren county. not tell how‘she does it, but for weeks generally m Nearly a column of Ht J-eph Now the qfrstibn.ta. how will tbe olden pa^t she named the market’s erratic course nenu favor coiupilldatiiin with &-!(••» time preparations affecftlta peojde of this acearatelv. Do 1 ever trade on her pre­ Harbor. age. who have been treated, under modeni diction? Well, not of-.cn. You know I medical schools and codes, with |>ol*onous don't believe in those things. But it’s - L. J, pane of Lawrrrict- luu nia<'- • -r> and injurious drugs. This test ba* been mighty curious, to say the least, isn't ItF* gallon* 1/ sorghum ut Ids mil! this , carefully pusued. until they are convinced —Chicago Herald. tliat the preperations they now coll War­ risH>H«4’i.HamparilU fr/u ’ ' ner's Ix>g Cabin remedies an, what our much abused systems require. • Wm. lUiigho tell down mi elevator«lun It ta desirable that we should have grit Among them Is what known as War­ as well as pluck—a power to endure, re­ h» Detroit and broke tinvc riU. ner's Log Cabin sarapurllla, and they sist, take the blows and still peralst aud ItcK Mung'' and .Scratch.. on huuwn ar frankly announce that they do not consider press forward Pluck is the quality of Uic sarsaparilla of *b much value in Itarif pitching in;' grit ta too quality of not uuinutL* curetl In 30 lulnut*-.- in Woair«ni'» a* It in in the combination of the various backing out. Now, we do not expect Saultaty l/rtinn. This n.-v-»‘ 'an*. by Dr. E. lathrop. Iteugglpt HuUng*. ingrodleuta which together work mane! ously upon the system. They also have A new M. E. church has Ixm d.-dinied preparations for other dtaMMw such as other; and ro the comm uni tj st Atlantic Mine. •‘Warner’s Log Cabin cough aud consump­ Save your children fnmi croup by tion remedy." "Log Cabin bop* and buchu Hill's PverlcM Cough Syrup. S<>, remedy," "Warner's Log Cabin lialr tonic. am inclined to think that, pcraoually, I They have great confidence that they have am decidedly larking in pluck. I am a pay. W. H. GoodJ car. a cure for the common (flseaw of catarrh, natural coward. I have the pluck simply A canal will *.s>ti Im- built I*-:-.-., ,-n u... which they give the name of "Log Cabin to own up my plnrklrasnoss. 'When Black and Caspian seas. rose cream." Also a "lx* Cabin plaster' you set before me a new enterprise, I am Traveling men should cany a bottle of which they are confident will supplant all al wavs afraid to embark in 1L But once others, and a liver pill, to be used separate­ In, I nave grin I con stick to a job of Cobb's Hila, as cents for 40 pili*. W. ly or in connection with the other remedies. work;*and when I fight I always intend to But ! wish I were also plucky Do We hope Hutt the public will not be dis­ win North Muskegon If inulding a new appointed in throe remedies but will reap a wo not g» nerallv admire what we Lave 5B.500 school home-. te-neBt from the Investigations.- and that not, and rather appreciate what we have? 1 adpjlre pluck, and don’t know whether U5 cents will buy n smi'.l U-ttle i»f Hiil’s the proprietors will not be embarrased In Peerless Worm Sprcfic. Tn 11 if y(.ar their introduction by dealers trying to suie I admire grit or dol I hare a lit tie friend stitute remedies that have been so familiar who is a uttlo over four fedt tall, and lu- child Is sick. No cure no paj. W. 11. to the shelve* of our drugglnta. This line has a little hood and little feature*, but Goodyear. of remedies will bv used Instead of others. Insist upon your druggist getting them fur imaginauon. If he fancies a slight, in a you If he hasn't them yet in stock, and we moment he snarls, and jumps, ana shows Hlil'a fitanttparilte will cure menurial feel confident that these new remedies will ho lan*t-afraid of all creation. So ho is' receive approbation at our reader’s bands, not. He ta brimful of pluck. But he diseases, venereal taint* and mineral pi^»as the founders have used every care In lacks grit. ■ He pitches in and then sneaks ona. W. II. Goodyear. out. Of two generals you -will bo sure to tiieir preparation. Albion college now ha* 3M *Iu<>iiIp. find one good al an assault, the other good at a siege.. Sometimes one is moot For the cure of eold*. rough- and long Ijike Linden is to have a National bank useful, sometimes the other.—M. Maudifficultiea. Ayer's Cherry Jh-rtorai 1* nn'with a capita! of 8100,000. cqualed. hlmaolf eo< on 11 weighed L a ilka -■x.uJj .irZr tory at Bear take. A Jtenslntleuiser-M V Would you whip a slek hot* Then don’t use ordinary Mils. sallK’ , ete., for tick liven, bowels, etc.. * ■1— PUB, <M r.) uw Ml— —> of pills. Samples free at W. H- <•'»*’> * �FARM AND GARDEN. o/spepm >otatq t0HTl6T *" TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION CON­ '-w*Mvauon. n« The editor of Tho made ton CERNING SUBJECTS OF INTEREST LT '’"'1 lh“ « h" Modal Udaa “*,r iuiuea * “«p>rin* l»a* i,roTea 10 .i’srt«aparinafordT>- n; lVe>u9rred two ye*"; P offifo''1' IlWM-** ' Forsap-vina. Electric Llgb’ 0°-. '''sick' Headache _ Inaroramt Issue of Axneriean Cultlra. reXtoreS tO lh” Uln" bore reproduced, a glance at whk.h t dn Idea of those parts of tho pig w i.irh are uf the hlghret value on th" gFnrlfah bacon markets. It alxo rlv<»TriLr 1* “ of the best quaUtrof pl£ for bJoon «’•««„, Ih ta>f.ror«.lc L. ">• U-otaW. ot to bo donated t<> ouey in either event AikuuJ;,. Journal. °'u» ""J••d ,l-L"r wn- Long-Standing' . LESSON V), FOURTH QUARTER, IN- | Thu mdlelo. s „ w * tt??ln®d A- SHIM «!(■ 2uum^ rtaJ “ ^0X27? U h,“' p.irsaparilla xtxforgs. Mado , S fxnreU, Nam. After the defeat of Israel at Al because of the sin of Achan, then followed the discov­ ery and conviction of tho trnnsgnwxir, and the putting to death by stoning of Achan and all hia family, and the burning by fire °n gold and garment and if£^« ------- ----- ------— ouucu .nnj irjui Irrnel. and than, at tbo Lord's command, all tbn------------------------- •__ ____ - . . , . . . Wonderful Results. Tk-' ta.u» „r ,h„ and lister were shnllarlv afflicted I urewinter‘n i» hereditary. ALt winter, Hr. Tyron. (of Fernandina Flo 1 r.-r.-mmended m„ Io' tMkn Av„!. rin.an.1 W(1Itlnue month. 1 took it daily. I noX-l™ of greet victorire, until thirty-one kings hare been slain and their cities dretroyed. 5. “A* tho Ixrrd c-inunanded Moae«, so tho children of Israel did. and they divided tbo land." Although thur<> remained yet very much lair* to l>« [nsiKand (xiil, b, yet it iiad all been conquerwl and divided, and it only remained for each tribo now to fully powci« its own territory which had beenas•igned to ». How slothful and disobedient they were in this matter i» fanted at iu ch. xviil,3, and more fully dewribed with its sail remit* tn the book of Judge*. Isnu-I’s failures tin. I-- . ..... . lwr> made by virtue of Hfa merits children of God mid joint heirs with Jraus Christ, mid we ought to haw perfect rust tad peace mid nianlfcrt in our livre that wo have followahip, real, joyous and soul mtisfying, with the Father and tho Bon J>y the Holy *hieh potat.U hta been grown for twelve succ-wro vearo l>ur.n, tl. nt ihl. time. .It./.r- Spirit Now how many Christian* do we ."•• .-'.•'"'“A? I'-tr taerXJI », know who Stem to lire a* Children of a King; wAvtonr,,fIr^I*ri,,*‘ U w fifty ton:! of home nmnnre per acre ” । iH-knn taktug Ayer’s Karsann- »*«tfnl, happy, {xwceful, mid having constant Tho applications of fcrtUlxors each v«r nf“fo’r faithftilly rontinuingtlmuse I ; victory —;*/ over “ail •* ™ enemies, E'‘ a* If they really t this medictno for some months, the nafa I ,ivo<l in Beulah land! disappeyrd and I wax eompletely currel." «■ ably not les* than 1-.-no ptund* <^‘.1.., ■■- "The ‘The children children of Judah came unto *ri rate) per .ere Tye mw.£ t'^Xx S -«rA A. A. Furbusb, Haverhill, Maw. $ Joshua in Gilgal." It wo* from Gilpol. tet ltd t ireo or<- called to distmgufah t|M.m fro“ where the reproach of Egypt find tern rullod . tel away, that Joshua Mt out; on alt thoao victho ordtn.irr planting*, were dug eight 10, FiUrt KM. inehm. deep and one j ll*l t<'r1014'' e-peditions <v, 9; fat, ti; x, 7,3, 15, wida Marn-M’ tl Hbouh. . * j I 43> teaching u_s that if w<- would have con­ lx iTuac atrraky thla^?“nnr’’ V* n,lx,’d w,th ”»• “> stant victory tve must over go forth lieliovtb« bottom ut the rate of two pdnmigto IX Tbiastreaky.. •:■!» I’lRlFlER the acre. On thia tho wwxi. Jut three Dr. J. C. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass. Ing that there is no condemnation to them •Md *. nfo* all kinds of that are in Christ «™g,eyes to tho piece, wm planted in ISjKmn-i "Caleb, the vou of Jepbumeb, tho Ecnohllh one foot apart; then a light covering rite." Wn are first introduced to him fa of soil on the seed mJ Bh taditi .md An Euglfalt writer, in explaining tho amount of the fertilltor tn trako It equal Number* xiii, C>, as one of the twelve spire, ViortgT.gr Nate. < Hot sprtnrs. lllustratfou. xayx; 1 *f Atilt having (seen made lu Hie condition* ot a and in that mid the following chapter as tho For brevity’s* uaka we will take the’ loft mortgage madclu Kdwlu li. Mallory ana one who with Joshua brought a good report trenches were fillo,! to the surface with certalii Mary J. Mallory, hl* wfte.to ITifio A. Shcldou and encouraged the propio to go right up Uta-1 xtde of bacon, this being divided (he earth taken out. rxerutur of the estate of slrorgc Murdock, drinto five part*. an<! it will lx- ..fo.-rved One of these trenches was planted with r*ivd. dated November Olli. A. I>. 1**3. and and pcMsore the laraf. The testimony of tbo that the uiost valuable partw are tho a potato known ns tlio Kura! Now Yorker recorded In the etti- e of the register W dreds for Ix>rd «-oncerning hint is “My servant, Caleb, t hr eounty of Barry and Mate of Michigan, on the abruaky and th" rib quarters, numbered ! No. .. two with Hural New Yorker No. 3 •-Y.il> day of Demanber, A. !>.. 1»M. In liber 13 ot who followed nw folly." [Num. xiv, ‘JLj 7. "I brought him word; aait wn* m mine aid ». and that the middle quart.-r and and two with Hural Now Yorker No 4 morticagra- '«> fawes ITS nu>! 57T. on which ham quartera. Noe. .1 and 4, are of low Unf-rtunstely for the Wt.t<--t, the flea rnortragr tberejsrlalmrd to be due at the date Lenrt' -Probably tho ten also brought vatuo, whllc-No. 17. the ahouldcr or fora beetle which turn done much damage to ot till* notlee the sum o! twelve hundred seven-' I Mosre word as it wav fa their hearts; the tern and 57 too aoUars. i.ft21T.5T) mid an attor- difference was fa the hearts of the ten nnd and, is worth only six nenco per pound, tho potato crop this M-wmtt in certain’nor [ tl^> two. Joshuaiuul Uafeb believedG>xl nnd or only little more titan half the value liona of Now Jersey aud elsewhere, at were ready to obey Him; tho other ten did the. lo-cond part of tho pig. and only a tackid the foliage of No. ». occupying M-eured by raid iiwr-gagr. or any part there­ i little more than tyro-third* of the value two hftlis<>f the plot, and dihtroved it be of. and sah! mortgage liavlt.g been, on the 24th not believe God and consequently disobeyed day ot May. A. I» IMS. for a valuablecoaridera- > Him. Wo do well to remember that tho • of the third portion, tbo Loin and ham, f(5t\the eaHleat potatoes began to mature Iton duly aAxlxnct by said I’nllo A. tMjcldot. as Lord lookuth, upon the heart . Ho scoreliech j w. a* the fatter fa called in the trade, the Variety No. I. also two fifths of the plot, vsreutoras aforesaid to .losrnhlne Murdock, all Iwart* mid uudcretaudeth all the imagin­ ta«l j. gammon. If to thia bo added the fart was attackcsi Jn a similar manner l iter on ation ot the thoughts (I Sam. xvl, 7. /that th" head’ <rf the pigs are valued at nnd the foliag- mretly killed some thrw 8. “My brethren that went up with me, from one peuee io two [x-aee per pound. <-r four wreks previous to the niaturitv of made the heart of the people melt." Their I one can uuderatiiid why the imcon rarer the inborn The plant* of Rural S.’ew\ Now. therefore, by virtue of Ute powsr of sale report cauxxl the jieoplu to faint and l» di«uiitMlned in said mortKlUte. and the statute In aakx for pigs with hearts weighing a* Ht- Worker No. 2 were less injured than cither iii-h ease tmvlifnud pnivbte-t. notlre Is hereby couragwl,- becauMi they csaUexl their atten­ »<>rk , tie ax |XMxib)e, afro light in the ■toonlderx. of th.- other varieties and the foliage was tion to the ditficultire mid thus shut out God. long ami drop intithe the ribr., rib*-, wM« wffle fa the loin alive iu the early part of September iwr a. c-,. i-'-. a: icoociock tu tin- lorvnoon, i “But I wholly followed the Lord my God," i and thirk in the o Bank, witfalismwith* In square■ The production of the three varieties shall». !l st publleai>rtion.lothehlgbe*t bidder, mid thus tho difficulties were not ecdn, for if€ atroug strong in tin? th bone, but numbered ax R. N. Y Nos 2. 3 ami 4. al the north trunt u<xr ot the reurt house in the l and deep, and net pty cl linAtliii;<. Barr; CountV, and state ot I po#a«audng a fffa>d <xwii of hair. Given grown in the five trenches and stated In Michigan, (that iwii’K th" pla.-r when- the Hitch a pig propfcriy fattened, our boron round numbers, wa* a* follows Th<j two circuit court f-»r Hasry county is iiolden), u». In Heb. xii, 3, we an- taught to run with tin- premises described In xa'.d mortgage or <m> I rttrera •’«« produce nt a profit aides of winch hacun will defy cofa)>etition with ■ion: "Looking unto «lgnlflea a look­ Ulf I tho whole world ! • acre. “The tuburs were .large and well attorney’s free ottwenty-live dollars covenanted ing with Midi nndtviih-d attention that Ho sh;.|»c<i nnd >-re generally of merchant tor therein; the premise* being dt-writied In said dial I til! all oucimiuI'n rhino and^e shall see able sire Tietwo trenches erf No. 3 inonngr as all thru certain lot. piece and panel “Jtmu only.” Thu* wo shall U-rtirang in tbv N'urtuu'a Virginia Grape. of land situate in the village ot Nashville.- m 1 Numlwri*! wi(h wine grape*. I* Nor­ (thtymes most Injured) followed .with a the eoutitv <>( Harry and state ot Michigan, lead and help to make others strong. cojgparatively small yield. a.t the rate of 9. "The land whereon thy feet liaro trod­ known and deaerilwd n.» follows: . ton s Virginia'. Introduced t» ciiltimtlon 2tW and 2-53 bushels to the "'•re. . Th«- and The east hail (e‘»i ot the sou'll west quarter den shall lie thine inheritance." Tins was I l»v lh- l> N. Norton, of Riehumnd. V». mammoth yield, which brought joy to tbo promise On which he had lived for forty­ | Pur several years but little attention whs Mr. Corman, although he wm dixsytM,int- •IVI U. fire years; we find It refcmxi th tn Dent m ..... ..... .. 1 bald to this gr»pe. Cgtowba being the ed on the entire plot wm made by N<>. 2. Ijan.rni.tainlnx twenty <»'>acn-< of land more i. 30; he wa* evidently fully persuaded that | leading variety Lt wino natkin^ It was which weighed out it the rate of 1,07(1 it would in doe time Is* fulfilled Thus all । not until some Mfasouri wine dreMershad bushels' to the acre The suiters were tho worthies of Heh. xi believed God nnd Angiist. A. h. i«s I discovered ita real Value as a wine grnrxi large, quite ttniform in sire and nerfecj In ,I<-M.l-HINK M< IIIMM K, waited jialiontly fur the fullUluwnt of Hi* ; that tho Norton was planted plant*! extensively rondittcti One of the noticwiMr things promise*; are waiting yet, for It fa written 1 in n»*rly all th<- wino growing sections of about this uttmber wm the unusual an Attorney* for M»rtk>gee. . that they di«*i in faith, not having received I 'hts country where the seaimn is long srib-c of smn. or unmerchantable sisea. the promises; and that they without us shall , enough for Its thorough ripening The ••ommlttee made a certificate forth" not be made {•effect, ami not until Ho that ; The Cythlana, which lias been failed whole plot attbeniteof .">■<» bushels tn petaull Ipo lug iwi-n made in .the roudlllonii shall conu- will come, will the promised in­ I the twln .-ister of the Norton. cliMcly re­ tGe acre This total., while falling below ot a rertrin mortgage mn.l<- by Ann.v -M. Croach heritance l>o tbeini and ours. (Heh X.3S-S7; ’ snmble the tatter, although a marked th-' yfold sj.eeifled In the chniienp-. is in ami Blearer fr.ntch tn tfofa-rt H. Marshall. ' uurawiia-mm* difference exist" wi"wi> Iwtweeu them. In some 1 point of fort a notable* one in view of the oip.roiinr nrnmnw ........ ... ia- "Tbo Iaoh! bath kept mo alive as Ho Harry and state ol Michigan. on the l«h day of ■aid." All power in His, who 1* tho I r , ’ht»" LL E. Mr " Dubota. L, a Florida vine attack of the unforeseen and uncongm-r ......... .... ... in.i.r ..I on mute .Ktrr XtaC Viirdist, ’iti » Florida Fruit Pr"‘ Grower, says: able enemy which elastroycd th* No. H faith fa 1 promiser, and l*vau>e of The juice at the Norton, when fermented plants before the tubers were a qftarter Coek.andsafaawiittnnent was duly re.-ontt-d: Hi* ’ falthfulnwa none of Hjf re­ Kuraling to the ou the husk, makes here a dark red wine grown, considerably injured the No. 4 ex..«hlch mortgage then-1> '•laln.c.tjo he dus n deemed can pcrUh. NdF one gnexi *n and healthy of ranch hotly and rtitar and of pleasant tiie date Of thfa noiicv the »uni of f°"r hundred thing shall fall of nil that Ho lui* prom­ plants and tl«.«e of No. 2 »>mr« hat.' ,»nd fancy goods mid ntiy-tlve dollar* and seomtr-onc rents and Mr, Can’tan favors the trench elilture an alterne)’* h* <>t tweoty-fire dollars proVidrl ised; nil sluill be fulfilled; and It shall >• for 21 ew.. or bouquet, without that caffeine flavor ex fating in tbo Norton wine (rum Ohio, because it supplies a mellow ami con­ far lu said inortgase. and ''•It or pfix-ei-dihss all l*o a* Ho *av». Bl<*se<l are they that boIsw bating t<r.-ii untltated to recovertbr here, for they shall' be filled with joy aud and Mfa.souri. The Cythiana mokes n genial medium for the growth <>f tbo ■u fiioncjs srehrml by sxtd mortgage, or any part ponre. (Josh xxi, *5; Hom. xv, 13.) * “tljl darker wino whh at least us/ much n»ot*, which may extend where they will t I -•! .... —.I... a.v .. I in ’ 'MMd ’ morttnute stlpiifatl.'R that In moc any ; body. The Cynthiana wine properly fcrfor- without • dwtructmn. and because molsprincipal nr. Interest 'h->ulu become due. am men tod compnre# fnvorsMy wjth fine Im- t lire l« preeervtsl by the increased poro«itt\ not twill, then the whole ‘Wtioui.t u( pnudi-al hear this old num of K> thus talking alvout I ported Burgundy, ami if turned into port Again, the tult ra an- les* crowded and and interest timid become dur nnd payable, Ills strength for war, nothing daunted liy'tho 1 upne of the European grape* cultivated more shapely than when plant.*! the old and ax there lia« l>ren ..■•ymrt of prinripal orhi- difficulties before him. twit relying upon and | In California and twd for that purpose wav. and in the level ivstetn the rain is trer-t paid on the »ime since March 'Mb. 1»*7. mj doing in the Lord, in whom hb trusted, he therefore tlte whole amount of principal and frels a* young and strong a* ho did forty -five I caii .compare with It. Tlio Norton and not sited off from the bills, but gore down Interest Is Hereby declared to b* due. lief-'re. i _ | Cynthiana grape* fomented together where It will do the n .Kt good. N.,». tlirretore, by vlttue -'1 the power ot sate years IS. “Uivo urn this mountain—tho Lord remained in Mid mreW.and tor » ">«£/•’ first da** claret such ca«e Made and provided, tort tee t« hereay with me, I shall I* nb's to drive them out" riven that on the IMh day of bro-mfa-r. isre, 1st Although tin- citks were greet and fenced, nnd tiiere were giants there, bohreds it not, to o'clock tn tlte forenoon. I ’hall m-B at public » The bulh tins iwunl from the Kcnlnckv auction, to the hlgbeM bnforr. « Ute north Imt believing that nothing wax too hard for nation will lx- mailed to auy.cititen of front door <d the court house of thr city of tho Lord. In whom h<- treated, and on whom Hantiugs in tli.-eodhtyof Ifa.rr. (that being the ho reli-xl, ho adts Joshua for this mount­ that state who setuls hi* tia-’i"' aud ad I’tacr where tlx-rInult court for Ifarry rminty tlrcas n r tli»» pti^v b' Kentucky Oh, for a faith like thix, which tsl-olden' tin-nrrmlsre described in »al‘t murt- ain. Agricultural Exiwriment Statw.11. I-ex- ,-SL-r. or so m.teh thereof a* may far neers-an reckon.' nut on one’s own »tn.-ngth, but telwj-thenin.Hintdi-con said mortgage, with mi ti»! strength of an Almighty Onn who says: ingl t Ky. eight per rent. Interest, nnd all 1. gal caste, to- Lo, I am with you always, and all power fa Hlltiofa is the leading brown corn pro­ gHber with an attorney’* le« pf tvreni»-fi»ejilol- given unto me in liraven andon earth. Far, cov.-nant.Hl for therein the premfars being 13. "Judma blwetsl him." Confidence in ducing state. rtr»erltied in »ald mortgW n* •*" tout rrrtnln God alwnv* brings a b!e«dng, and one that Droves of dehoriicd ■ ateers are now up- rtrre nriw^ofl^dlyH.g *>.d bdj« ritorie fa real awl fasting. "BlamedIs the man that 111 the townshlp of trvtnx. In Ute county o. Barry trusteth fa tho Lord, and wbreo hnno tho iwariugiu the Chicago market. and Htate of Mlchigapandknbjfa and d.-serthed Lord fa. H« sent Hfa angel and delivered follows: Th" scmtoesM quarter of tlu -outh Hemlock or sprned Iwughs are recomHis servanbi that trusted in Him. No man­ inendtxl aa a go-xi cohering for th" atraw- Jue-t quarter of section twi-nly-fi*” <®) ♦“ 1,0*“ ner of hurt was found upon Him, because four (41 north, range nine <’> west, rentalnfog berrv patch in the garden. Ho beliovwl in Hfa God. Bkasnl is she that forty *-re» more or Iras. belfaved. Bhoed are they that have not A Bttlo rven food- a tl,w potetoes or other roots given to the cow Ct<*8. >L Bavkk. Att y ter Assignee. Dan. iu, 4B; vi, sb; *-u. i, w, vwn SSsitaally will help *«*P **r bmlll,y “ADd gave unto Caleb, Hebron for ar. laborwdmaintNtt tbs fio* « mUk itanre. Hebron fa ona of tbo most Interest­ Detault having been ma<f<- in:toe renditions ing spots In all Palestine; it fa about twenty stodne*' to stock •* • i*y‘« invwt- nt w umrtKxxe made nv barren ctlilwell and i.ei^ora C. StfilWcM. his wife. Io huniuri mile* south of Jerusalem, and about the same distance north of Bw-rebelu. There menu Almuu dwelt andXbulttan altar unto tlie With a little meal th. dairymani rni^ Lord after Lot was Hiporut^i from Him; HV..I FIC&M there Sarah died, and Abram bought the do. .*•- -Uh — »“>r nxtataj KOBTOX’B VtllGIXIA. PAUlj & MIJNEAP0L1S “ ""pport care be burial Abraham and Sarah, Isaac Th, Xortoo -W '» IK “ft and Rebekah, Uacob and I*ah, nnd at this AT RATES , ■h, •S').“• hi"tlTKSi verv nay tho pbu« is most raeredly guarded, TH. fotaetlon «< tar crMI. ta esssf’ ■o that a rtrnnrcr cannot enter Its precinct* nor look into it (Gen. xlii, IS; xxiii, 3» l»; valuable fordysenteryand***«••*■ xxxv, 57-29; Hix, SP. I. IX) bowels. Both graj** an> no* rnco;: • 14. ’’Because bo wholly followed Hie Lord S 'KX A WX.TTS'.lftl« w God of IxreeL" Not only in the world to by all expertenoed grape . ’ Th- reduction of postage ou seeds. moat trwrtworthy and fh'’ J*?1 J coma, but very C-f«o f" nrws.nl world, fa ..dto «*•» c,,c T‘ **r grapes In Amerira. and will add tlm-the) highest bidder»t the north front '»«- there a great rew: court house In Hie city of H*»tfax*- ‘that Lord even in this are the most vdnnblo grapes fur , the place whore the elreultjretj Wf. “*”7 wail fur tlwi naxt They will thrive in almost any Mud at iSPlM *M>» ta > tagfi l<.r»l “T-lta' tajglrw ™»" I" eounty 1s holdrn].- tbs; Pt""''/",'1 ^Sw’be ““It* l?y«VT,-T lor ,h” *“1 three N™fcrkcity*’ Cy’ 140 Ch™,rg st" eaA. ,iT1!,'At p,ot ^’MA’ne-i five rowa ’’ Xre l>rty-U*’'* r'*' lw. tore*, i„.X b^r* llh-nl. ta. wi?“” 1 ’’■otiWe.l "ith a dull, heavy ;>aln rn mv side 1 ata tint no-,ice It nt first, hut ft gradually grew wST Ayer’s Sarsaparilla VINEGAR BITTERS & V [Condea^l from u,,, Helper Quarterly, ty |00 Doses Ono Dollar, MOutrt. SIUE8 OF frACOX. Ti:e following are the mm-nt prices per pound in England L>r the parts, ns nmube«*d in the illustration. To re.lure the ttgrfres to American currency let cadi penny be called the equivalent of 2 cents: t. ttrvaXjr qua ..nd. 2 |Ul' q-iarter ..lid. Rwt 4. Ham quart 11. I— 'bthtwrak. Wr«Smfli’T,.to ,n-r »**» ■etan. w»"" ,q UM1?1?' 'S' ”-"ta wv.r.1 rSS ">'1 tar & -T™ NOV. Al,™,— P-tar can.’ aZ;™!-» 1 .mn. 'iihrlilperort. Mjmui,, *■; .taandakkbesd. x; -ijarilla and j.,,...kct used. TERNATIONAL SERIES, ThFpnA^'?1 lh" "r-tataprocess, fa some cases, mav not n« It vu Fnrm .hSrL dite™, tho following judges tar of ‘ Ing pnrpoaea for the British trmlA uen *n«l drtKP. v ji.kM’s S-uupa,/-.t tellef- । cheer­ ... - MR*. R. ». H,od 5 J CONQUEST OF CANAAN. .. Nrw Vnrk" Si HE'VERS OF OLD H&NESTY TOBACCO soop ripD 7*j\r will L/ySTS ij LOpGEfy TASJES SWEETER Tb|Afl OpjE^ TO­ BACCOS, ApD WILL pLE/^SE vod ASK Y0UR DEALER F0R IT« U* AND INSIST ON GETTING IT. r E-VzE^y pLllG SyANjpED LI^E' ^bo7e cdp JIO. FIHZER 4 BROS., Louisville, Ky. ‘ft HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minn---jtia, Dakota, MONTANA, ; Aui. 21st Sept. 11 and 25. ’ (»ct 9 and 23. it ST. 4 cheaper than THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal. from the very best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF Seeitflf’hiih-if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. . Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of tnem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. ever BEFORE ! • • ■■;'> take a trip through Nor...■• i’,' i***01* R MtMitaaator tb» ■ ■-!.-«’RSSE ’’a,SS WntATgKOT^fi TfiKWopn/ i'^wrutr. ■ J"fennMloo apply to your to tap ageut 0( J,,- company . p- L WHiiNKY • Fotwwm»!ing > on tre-r fetal c . ■ H _ r„vcrlng for cotton wue«. „ra hX fa-cn made with coarse hxperime which is much cheaper. «•wwyfetxrASJs; 1 -;nniBg, dairy and stock '• ' •••«•! to-fako advantage ot O"]T“U^U~rf. uh. RHEUM, i3i north rente »er»n i.) west. cinoai»>i » mi more ar h-ss. lita^fa follow > 25-V �Hastings Banner HL IHMMM The republicans of Hastings township, -T service Tuesday in cutting down la usual suw-cmdul Specialist In Cbrouic Bi— EDITORIAL NOTES. Victory b>«>« Four yean ago the fusion electors had 258 plurality in this eounty. This year the republican electors have 580. £ Mb Pratt. Surveyor. S. J. Hide!man. Cort® smv «< tad.,, and coulktanttal h. hi> .< .ILU.V.’ >“• 1.,..,t. ,j • L°o*u)tati<ni and ... .. . . U vj^t Gain In four years, 778. Hastings Ct Those who like to make canpariaons may take pleasure—If they are republicans The complete rota by townships and wards Is given elsewhere. comparing the following vote ou presidential electors In 18M with that for —In 1888 given elsewhere: NOTES. 'The total vote, 6,443 is the largest by over 200 ever polled In Barry couuty. The prohibition vole has decreased from 600 to 588 since 1896. ass: The Union Labor vote, 160. was hardly fti Wcrkiagnen ui Wltafs Sauk h Trail. up to the expecUon of the .leaders of that party. O’Donnell's plurality In thia district will so... z ft ('uUeton lUMlnn..:. Cltv 1st ward £ fall but little short of 6,000. The Milla bill Is an exceedingly dead The Soldiers Also Vote Bui Notfor Grover. MICHIGAN GIVES HARRISON {21,000; LUCE 15,000. It Is rumored that M. F. Jordan will not spend the winter at Lansing. What’s the matter with Uncle Jerry Rogers? Jerry hi »U right Unde ’Twas a Cold Day for Free Traders. publlcai*. and they seemed to Improve their opportunities gloriously. The administration of Grover Cleveland was on trial, and the voters of the United States passed their verdict upon the atti­ tude the administration of Cleveland has assumed on the tariff question. That was the great over shadowing Issue, which was forced upon the country by Mr. Cleveland, and he therefore is responsible for the re­ sult, which has been disastrous to him aud to his party. Total ,. . Thurman has given up the fight mud at Illinois goes for county. ture. Thomapple leads the procession with 111 for Harrison, followed by Prairieville with 104, Johnstown and Castleton each S7, Assyria 79, Barry 64, Orangeville 56. >. The re|»ublicans of Baltimore, Hope. Returns thus far In from Indiana and California show large republican gains. These states are conceded republican by prominent democratic papers iu New York BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, MKW YORK CITY V; beyond a Connecticut went for Cleveland by 385 plurality, but elected a republican legisla­ cn DELTON, p ftz I am prepared and at reasonable auction sales. B perienee in this w give satisfaction, with Ranney & N ton. Mich. It don’t read just LOCAL N Circulation Ms weak. z ft ESJ8 :iai3si!!iii< ssas rsraS’sSSSsa Moreover Crevelanrt’s treat­ Old papers for sale a ^republican. Fusion Stas: -<SS-BSS«S«. Prohibition Ubioo labor mill ycKtnrtay. Lure-1L 888=: gsaagBSSSEte Uurt-p. ted in this city. m885t8«8B=B. Cbswey-P. ^8». materialize. He also raised a great cry about the surplus In the treasury. But in­ the poll.' yesterday. 8 MIUs-U.L W-: HSSS; 52ai5SBlB8§£ o-doumd-k. stead of paying bonds with the surplus, he allowed it .to accumulate. Ik* went furth­ er, and Itetawl.$40.(100,pod of that surplus BSEs: l-ringle-P. 5885 Brore-P. a*TTunksgiving day. OB. RORICK. to pet democratic banks without inureut. h»*.ead <rf using it to liquidate the public , <>I«3<sSSESH<3£s ««S5«5<:3ila§S=6t debt. The personality of tlft presidential can­ but lota of quiet work Parmenter—P. didates was lost sight of. The issue was as to whether this country wanted to change its policy of a tariff so adJusUx! as to pro­ tect American Interests to a tariff so ad­ justed as to yield revenue without regard to protection. The further question was as to whether the people desired to paw a ‘•vote of confidence” in the preaent demo­ £sS8H’£5sii=S£!ixi?E »<«era-R. Wanted, IO,«M Im. 2S588Bt8S8ls?S8CS Jordaa-F. Wanted to 8858-.M8.-.£X8==S. 8 Kelly—U. cratic administration. The result has showed that the voters of 8il=R3g5i&SSB9§8K Armstrong- K MitsttiiiiiSiSKisc coie-z. America were opposed to changing their present tariff system in order to open our markets to the products of the underpaid labor of Europe. The voters also declared Greenfield-P LLLaPwf Morrill «* Company's : it- ? K*“~P:.L- by their ballots that they lacked confidence tn the administration of Grover Cleveland. We cannot, at the hour of going to press, <18SSiESSSISSsSSS shrun-K give complete returns from THE NATION. But It h sufficient to say that of the four <»su.s=s.<its«.i =S«=s»«»=5sE1Sii5s raw-r. «88Bb5H88»5HS58K6. doubtful northern states. New York, In­ Bricc-R. siSssgcrarSsIBaSfl Abt>ey-r. diana. Connecticut and New Jersey, Harri­ son lias certainly carried New York by not leas than J2.000, and that the probabilities 885B.SS5o.ti8S are that he has carried Indiana. New Tort alone would insure Ids election. 58. Andrus-F. » RliiHEiSIEHHi Connecticut and New Jersey appear to have given very small pluralities for Cleveland. MI CUIOAK iSESB=iS3EI£»»St IF YOU WANT A FINE Hereafter Ran. Bus OVERCOAT And come at once while the stock is complete. sh».iis..<9l s: The Harri- acm eksetors rwelve not less than 20.000 IHHHiSEHSgilS >»»-i s«Si«8Es=SI?8Btst lurxM-r. than 15.000. The six congressional dis-trtcts carried by tho republicans In 1886 GLOVES AND MITTENS mafeVJBelknap In the Grand Rapids district, and JOtas in the Saginaw district, whUe it This would sake the Michigan 10 republF btatnra la aawgly republican. - - ,c 3 Barry County’s Vote. ed of administration reform." The afore­ said “administration reform'’ has failed to district. .D. C. RAI Auction city. Following is a tabular statement of the vote In Barry couuty. right to the funionists: ment of the soldiers of the late war was not calculated to win him votes—particu­ larly his rebel flag order, his fishing excur­ sions on Decoration day, and his numerous and frivolous pension vetoes. Cleveland went into office on the plea fo no longer a doubtful states. Harrison doubt and elects a repucllcan governor. Shrincr and VanAnnan? The days of such campaign work are ended in Barry Yankee Springs 52. DR. F H. RORICK, 3 z 3 ft elected. Wonder if the Journal now thinks it is Barry Comity Shows Up Haniloiiy^Electias the Entire Repnhlican Ticiet. WmSfind?:.. Yankee Hprlnn Philip T. Colgrove receives 377 plurality In Barr> county and 1,319 In Ballon. Mr. Colgnive comes pretty near to being a paying iu vestment to throw directo# > n. duck- E5I«E5E55:ISEE«K r—r __ AM.-k ■ ir EHsEHHSHIKHt k— i HimiinmKH ■-«*-> WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I The Largest Stock in the City I HMEiSEWHSWEH eHIsEEiamUEIa ^-r uu.us.1 =». HUSaiHtHiEit HKSHHiEitsiii No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Doh’t You Forget lt Them AH �Banner anner. F disTiNGs_ MM. AMerw, wuta " 7Tr>SBBB. lto..l Brito,. K”"‘“ 'WM ’'“‘•111. Th.» , --^WANTED I a U Mrtt to represent a. largv e«t *“d wmmI>' 6'5«’*^I‘~f. ,vii<vennd small security J' S’ O®o<b'c*r white walking on SS’Z ".jttaL uU n < ci.f.MKNT. j. Everett ‘I Lansing, Mich. Hastings City Bank, now one of him; be haa i—— uSi.,0' W' MkUntll. bruised her tut* consideraWy and otl.-r wise. Injured herself but not seriously. ' “ k “■ ">»»» WrfnLd,""1'' Johx Bknsmkk, *“10 “» «l«r . -APITAL. SSO.OOO.OO. in bulldint for* arrty.^’'" Ijf D.Sloebe, Cashier. f. t Ktafi"’ ,V. C. R- l.\'NEY, Aua. MICH. PELTOX. - ] am prepared .at any time. ■ and at reasonable rate^to cry *Ktidn Aib' . Have had ex­ Alienee in ’!1' work and can 1’ive safisfii'' hi. Leave orders with Ranney a. Norwood. Del• :on.Mitb. . .wanted: •. > ur»*nman, Rochester, 5. Y. , LOCAL NEWS. • •rmtolloa th-.i - ■* , 2,088 h. • office. esterday. Fairly fleet t in thh» vicinity. whoee fault is eloped their celeb ra- n d.-signatetl ••ampalgim The prill .ttcni* received election furious time. Wanu<l U. D. Beebe. «e bring it along.. ended jx-rhaj* » eye for business. enough different ■ the must fastldl- uteliucd to do much tatty sure Ik- has lost tlkinc ;oti Uttr»fi«r • Grand y will ship laundry dneMlay instead of in the rlh~ tat .week fur organlring a lie hard ixiliti•iuuetiilng caused week. Owing to U> • a’!: of \V. S. Goodyear i!»»s decid'd |<. ■ j-'?tjt»ne the leap year Hny- Nobiti.-r. date lias been fixed.' Nobutnem -■ rrday, but when men ■ th- country you can't exRtt lh<m to pa inu'. h attention to bual- >UtaL k* WW for any sack of ”.'‘r wh,ch wln not ,nake tbe BglitMt bread. For sale by A. D. '-wln'Thi" 8n?n •'’bocolate creams, the nf iw “urkft A fresh assortment The Jeweler. The Hume Missionary society of the M. E. church will have a social at the socletv rooms over Rower's shoe store WednesdiS afternoon and eveipng. Nov. nth The mcmeyto be used for the benefit of the noedey of the dty.. The ladles will fur­ nish a good supper. All are eamretly re­ quested to be present 5 " or ft. p. Sidnam, ’ CbSJi?*'“Mdbdtatd H Ibe tiimfhc'7 wm awarded first pre­ f ^Wr at Jackson. Try z««tibyA.J). Cook. I'roPeTty W1 Green, P»rk " tkrSi • l’ ,or ln wholc or anSi? «U t t’urphaser». Forparticu^olrt'of Jnu. m. Nevins. largart l*»c of albums, '^la. Jur* *hlchotber dealers pay for At Gumy^, drug store. .~ ureauMsi hi, tat, Thp fo“cral orenrred at the deceaMri' late re*ltta ll-’^,rr.1,^-V,rf2'’ri,<x',‘o' Th v *ttend<ri ever held in this dty. The EpiMNqxi M-rvIce WM Masonic lodge, of which deceased wm a member, attend^ In a body xceon>jMn“n; fo R abomtwnLt^*n ” ?wment of lhr l,ver ■taut twicei its normal size was the cause deaU‘- E"1? ,n llfe he suffered considerably from a liver disorder bnt generally his health bad been good un- -wuth. B«*m«1 had but a short c®?au,nl fo his bed. and his c"”'1 ” fleath came with a sudden shock upon bls family and many friends. Wm. S. Goodyear wm bom in York, I enn.ylv.nla. In the tall of Dfcii He was, ^.2iV.nK tbu propcr apprenticed to a pta.terer and after serving his time The Michigan Central will, conuneucinc came to Michigan in hms. He settled at tapt Oth. on Tl»ureday of rech week untU ouce in Itailngn and worked at his trade UrkeU fn,m HastlnK» to here, also In Grand Rapids. In 1M9 he Ik'tyvlt and return, at the rate of H.25 engaged with hia brother. 11. A. Goodyear, good on going on date of sale and return, in the genera) mercantile business, which ing on the following day on account of art imruwrahfp was continued until 1855 when loan exblhltlon, this Includes coupon for H. A. Goodyear retired from the business. admlmion. p. A. Hahx. Agent ha'*"K bis interest to W. S. Goodyear Tuesday evening, Nov. 2nd., a large and N. Barlow. The new firm of Bulow A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Albert „“Mte Baril*, •>< Evutrton, m, t, Goodyear continued in business until the fall of 1878, when Mr. Bulow withdrew Klnue gathered at tbelr home to celebrate vtelttng friends in the city. from the jartnership owing to 111 health. their 20th wedding anniversary. A very 1'”1 hon* ^•tardaj from During the continuation of this association pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Elder Ann Arbor. y"? He vote* here. the firm made many improvements about Grow of Hastings with appropriate remarks Mta Nora Ainsworth, of Grand Rapid* the city and erected a numtar of buildings presented the host and hostess with Uie ■ ’ among them being the one in which the many beautiful presents as reminder of is a guest at Clement Smith's. <ioodyv*r * Barnes is now located,' the occasion. wrtSt |J’ J'u.nn ’.rft Thuwd*r for a wiMit the grist mill lately known as the Bartley The cold wet weather season is here, and with friends in Grand Rapids. mill and the large warehouse formerly IB order to preserve health and be comfort­ CapL J. W. Leonard leaves to-morrow standing on the present site of the elevator able it Is necessary that the fwt Ims kept of F. II. Barlow & Co. After the with­ dr) and warm. For moi's and boys' wear morning for a vh.it at Chicago. drawal of Mr. Barlow from the firm Mr. there 1» nothing to be found that will out­ ajr™^.. c*"“* fo®* from Ann | Goodyear conducted the business alone un­ wear the Prime Kip bout sold by Stauffer Arbor Saturday to e*M bls vote. til the spring of 1881. when he associated A Crawley. They also have an excellent Walter Mixer Ita verj Hick of typhoid with himself hU son Frank G. and George line of ladles' ami children's oil grain sho <­ A- Banire. In the fall of 1885 Mr. W. S. fever. Hh condition la critical. for winter wear; also all kinds of rubber Goodyear withdrew from the firm and re­ goods, which they are selling nt remarka­ Mrs. C. C. Flc|d and children n'turneil tired from active business life. bly low prices. Thu deceased leaves a wife nnd two Saturday from a visit In Charlotte. (< E. Hawley and wife arrived in the children. Frank G. and Mrs. Carrie, be­ Al. Eyrlexhytuer and Wallace Matttaws sides a large circle of friends to uiuum his city Monday from Olean. N. Y. Tiiej accame home from Anu Arbor to vote. loss. He was always a kind husband and <-omj>anie<i the remains of their 11 mouths old daughter, Ada C., who died Saturday Miss Jrmle Curtis and MIm Franc Wlll- hither and easily won to himself the friend­ ship aud respect of all who knew him. at thrlr Lome. Funeral services were held tans visited Grand Haplds Saturday. During his career here he has been elect­ at die Hastings house Tnesday and the ; Mr. R. Marshall and daughter Ella, of ed twice to the Mayoralty of the city and remains were interred tn Riverside ceme­ tery. Mr. Hawley is well known in this I’ralrlevllh-, visited in the city tat ifek. served for a numtar years u a member of vicinity, having lived here In early life for Dr. Waddle and wife returned Thursday the boanl of education. During his oceumany years. The hearty sympathy of all night from the norttam part of the state. panev of these positions his course was universally acknowledged tu ta true to the their friends go out with this couple in Richard Freer and wife returned Satur- Interests involved and his was a constant their ,mu! bereavement <!ay night from an extended visit in the endeavor to perform hb» duties uprightly. The Detroit Evening News has fairly1 The deceas'd has always been IdcaUfied earned the position that It now holds as with the ta.-t interests of the city and he one of the leading nrwspajten of the stele. has never failed to contribute from his Altongh with free trade tendencies the the guest Tuesday of J. M. McElwain and means when he could In his judgement ^family. News in the late campaign ha> txm In­ feel tiiat it wa* a good move fur the gener­ clined to be fair as was shown by its pre­ P-Ed. Burton haa been In the city the past al w e| fare. Hr wm naturally conservative sentation of the Butterworth and Hunt few days. He came home from Ann Arbor and bis conservatism may have caused him articles on the tariff. As In this so In all t|> rote?\ to make mistakes yet no one can question his motives, which undoubtedly were other matters does the News show not only nJ Mrs. E. H. Lathrop attended the meeting al way* good. It I* with universal regret plenty of enterprise but a degree of falrslefc* highly commendable. Try the News' at Cedar Springs of the W. F. M. aocictv that th,- is-oplc see such a life cut off and last week. all feel that tiie blow falls heavily on the for a shprt time and you will not want to do without it. Mrs. T. J. Bush, who lots been in the city as well m upon the family. The rela­ city for several days, returned to tiraml tives of the deceased have the sympathy, Died. Oct. 2dth at Alemdee. California, of all. . Rapids Munday. of spina) and brain fever, Jhty McNair, Orlo Kennedy and wife, of Hickory youngest son of Champion am! Alice Mo­ Following are the real i-tate transfers Nair Williams, aged'7 years and 7 months. Comers, were the guest* last week of A. for the week ending fNov. 5th. 1888. as Mrs. Williams .two years ago visited her Noble* and family. sister Mrs. N. Barlow, and brother F. F. |yi>avl<l A. Bowker ami wife left Tuesday taken from the books in the register's office: McNair .widi her two little boys, who it • J. VanNockcrlo FrankC. Boice, lot IM Gregg’s Wpomlng for a visit in Howurd City with a add Nsshviiiesm will be rcmemliered won the hearts of sister ot Mr. Bowker. Austin I-oftos to Wm. H. Grey; 40a sec M every one who saw them, by their polite । ' touii-LFHkinii to UUfr Parker; 37a see 1 CarlMiss Helen SbFrwood. of Charlottf. Is manners and loving ways. Little Day. after long weary weeks ot pain aud suffer­ the guest of Mrs. C. W. Jones, a former lootiJM*. Blchiwl 1to* lader to James M. Rowlader; 40a • ing has been taken on the arm of the Albion^!lege ctasnuite. Sec 14 Woodland 11.600. ’ D. R. <'<x>k to 1L I. Hendershott; lot* 528 to •‘Blesm-d Jeaus’’ who said "Suffer UtCe Newell Mixer, of Grand RapMs. was in city tSTA children to come unto me and forbid them the city Tuesday, called here by the sick­ M3Robert Phillips to Herbert M. Bowman; 3,10a not for of such is the kingdom of Heaven." ness of hia brother Walter. sec 20.lohn*town *310. Ida L Watters to Joseph D. Febeley; parcel _____________________ I! Mr. Putter*<>n and wife, of Charlotte, Freeport *130. Chautauqua circle Friday evening with Abram Van Alien to Issac N. Keeler. 40a sec were the guests Sunday of the former's ■’tV^’YPl;lunton’to Hbrldge W.Carr; Jots 1« Mrs. A. H. Johnson. sister. Mrs. Chas, llotehkta. Md 17 bik «» Middleville »nuo. Kluglna No. • Cbauteuoua Sones. Wm. MIUcr to James Miller; IU sec 16 Castle­ Mrs. PrvDtta i» In the city from Buffalo. History o( Greece. A. K Kenaston. Cliaracter Sketch. Philip of Macedon. Will, She came to attend Ibe funeral of the '* J j*n Formvs to E. R. White; lot 73 Nashville Cook. daughter of C. E. Hawley and wife. "‘Daniel Bagley to Henry OoDison: 40s see ?! Preparatory Greek Dr. Tlmmeraan. Reading by circle. Viywcs' visit to tiie.Parae- Arhav Dean returned Saturday from Man­ Orangeville »400. ciana. Cnarlrs Moreau to Harvey W. Williams: 44, istee.' The film by whlcli.hr was employed (tossip about Greece. John Robert*. *Ma see ® Hotie *svt . Iteadlng. Vlysaes by Tennyson. Mrs. Morw have moved their stock to another city. ' Abram Keagle to Lester Mead; 10asec»CasThe youngest child of Mrs. Alice I*. ttatonWOA Striker. Williams, sister of F. McNair, died al □Stephen Down* to James Philip; ta sec 3 Maple Grove 11.400. Jame* Philip to Andrew J. Hardy; tasoe 3 their home In-California recently of brain Maple Grove *1.400. , fever. James Balter to Lewis Demoud; 3*)sec 1« 1 Vvm. l<Tl 5 iieudrrsbott to John Uchtj, KU *ee |>trs. IVG. Robinson attended the uieetNo. Name and Residence Tngufthe Woman's Auxiliary missionary I ’hopKTa’A^Durkse to Janie* B. Mills; parcel . ... I Slta M. Gaskill. Johnstown society of the EpIm»|«I chufth at Grand 1 Gertie L. French. Baltimore ■ee 30 Castleton ‘ ... I Robert W. Garrison, Baltimore Rapids last week. Jacob P. Odell to Policy Odell: tea sec IB Cmw i Mamie Hinds. Hope ... 1 Mldneji A Armour, Cedar Creek Mrs. W. IL Schantz and Mrs. D. Striker I1"jsnies^B. Mill* to Albert E. nnd Mary Mill*; i Lenore L. Collins. Hope parcel sec 33 Castleton *11S. . were In Cedar Springs tat week attending ,1 Clarence Le Baren. Orangeville ‘Leal* Demoud to Policy Odell ;ta sec IB Cas­ 144 < Mr*. Kva BoMhell. n the district meeting ot the Woman's Foreign missionary society of the Methodist church. " James Campbell to Frank Campbell; lot 6 bik iyBld. Crowell. Eugene McMurray. Mif. 8 poUey’oiJell* uTjames and Edith E. Bolter; Abbott and Others started this morning for n..l« c. «• n a hunt In the northern part of the state. Al. Jones and Wm. Stebbins follow later. *reoll"nl»"lM*1 U. Bd«Wd B. D.,;BMM.U "HwHr*''' “ BdwwB B. D.,; »■ M. 1. Mrs. Fred Alexander, who for fight ... j Frederick D. Wilson. Prairieville ** ? Florence L. Glasgow, Baltimore Henry J. Deller,CaaUmon * ** i Marina Delong. “ i Elbert L. Edmunds. Johnstown ” i Daisy A. Schumaker, - l’oThere will ta a regular meeting hiteiiM' sufferer "tliunlw?" K.».H to J.b C~bn».hrau<b; bik 3 mona grange held with Glass Creek grange years* past h«» I”1*'11 in their hail on Frida-. Nov. S3, ‘8S. can- from bodily Infirmities, is slowly sinking X. Btok.: -to. » menclng at 10 o'clock a. m. ( After the reg­ and her early death Is auticiputcil. Lan­ '"ffla b"b.»1W to (to. B. ortmib; to. tot ular order of business Is disiMwed of, it is sing Republican. expected that u written report will ta read Miss Grace Harrington, who has l*en Stephen A. Stanley to Wm. H. Ash.ay;» sec by each present Incumbent pt office, and the ruest of Mrs. M. E. Nevins, having ro- “juMa’f#Watera to Chas. Sedgewick; «M sec shall also elect officers for the ensuing ISSw—IW fn- "M* year. Following is the literary work as­ attend the leap y«r party, left Friday for 10 Pra'rieville ItOO. signed by the Leet. her home Id Addison. Court convenes Monday. Question-Are trusts Private affaire? ■Bros. how can we legliiate M*111** h. e. Royt «‘nd wlfe* A; The Banner is late this week on ac­ Stooe. Tarlor, Dswaou ai»d Brainard. J Bowne Mrs. E- L. Haff. T. J. Bush and count of waiting for election news. wife? of Grand Rapids, and Gen. Parkhurst, of Coldwater, were In attendance at the HABTixoa MAKKrrs. ‘E»aaj^-81stcra Clara Lutner, A. Durfee and funeral of W. 8. Goodyear. UB3ecti0M-Sto4er» M. Barrett. M. Newland. MIM L. Jean McLlaughllD. «eh« In the second ward, was neatly surprised b> her pupils, last Saturday aftermxm. The little ones swarmed In upon her, but beinj, »oal to the ementeney. »«•* mils were soon served, and all hhd a jolly ,,MMJc^tacawwHctJoined the Grange—Bro. J Foems^SSter WlUtan* and Bro. Brown. Nomie Blawbom, Leet b wifi Ln"” 4 nu“ber of c,ty lot* that we tar a^ eo?“™rt. making the terms Swi« wV 'i;',”®"* h“llh ■* On Wednesday tat at m o'clock p m. Be <»f Our moat wnwK. .________z p**2?h- uJ.1. mart. LARG AND FINEST LINE7 ■“•22;, L! K I ,wr»pd.K. VW Sg* HEATING ANDWOK STOVES Ever shown in Barry County, At PRICES BOUND *TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We carry everything to be found in a first-class Hardware Store, including a fine line of Wiips, Horse Blankets, Robes, Bodies, Cutters and Sleiib. We are closing out the well known FLINT ROAD CARTS at $15.00. Do not fail to look us over before you buy. Goodyear Bros. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS ----- AT----- Julius Russell’s. See his stock of new styles fn MILLINERY GOODS TEE PROBLEM SOLVED! It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way^o warm your house or cook your meals is to buy the -Garland Cooks and Heaters ----- AT----- ED. POWERS’. The Garland is the ideal stove for botlf cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stoves, the same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged best. Full line of everything usually kept in a hard( ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. Politics are High! PRICES ARE LOW! A nice line of Drew Goods, consisting at Flannels, Tricots, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Broadbaads, etc., with Watered Bilks, Bead and Brakt^Trim- CLOAKS! which I Inrite special attention. OYERCQATS AND SUITS! mind and makes nv appsm* wendvUOr. Tte BMbrtnfu»J»rt> *«• u»Trt«rtP^ _ •(to—. hb wputeto “ • •nd medkal mlborilj ««1 “• ■ I ~ Arie, Nov. s Bottle Cwottortm will tennkRn„rtJ *f1.1 cln*p and on e“F * ^mreofP.T.Col^e. Th. Toe ™ ?■£“/ iST H‘"° m shipped an order to Australia TtaD.«i.rn.r— Tte WuhlMWS r~. turn<^r Ttai »<n. IKh Stoves! We are loaded with the SOMETHING NEW-AJw“.’£SS”’^50<s TEA — m— being Edward Xan S“mSKTx th. 5-iir Me tlwl. rixn> Ot» n to Gardoer Bather ol odor Northville aiwl H, b the Oldeot Krilkr of the dvll war. ^ing r,mo*«l from Ma u’ on Gn*n rtreet, and XBmU^^;?,Kr^ln«“PthetoUof Jaenun mid Ira VauValkenburgh. Stoves! And store full of everythin* a family need*—Dry Goods, Gloves and Mittens, Boots and Shoes, Bata and Cape, Hardware, Groceries, Etc. good time. ■ * nwttv wedding was celebrate*I Dr. Rorick, l*te of New York, has for several years given his entire the study and cure of chronic dl***®; Fortunately for himself and those afflicted with this clans of ailments he has been ao situated In life that he could pursue the invMtlgnUoo of his chosen ■P'cWltica to the best possible advantage. Reports.frP® those who have placed themselvre In hj hands for treatment are "L gratitude showing that be Is g successful. He G not to be classed with Ub ortlharr «v-•* “’..J resW«me property in the fcwL’SJ Stoves! ThMMV by Dra DrakJutij indkt Now is the time to buy watches in>v.«. have they been aold u low J they are now Call and examine my stock and JuX yuurself. !dich- ’ Hsdn- -4^ >7 / PERSONAL MENTION. x.,.7. tw* . Highest market price for produce. M. J. GOSS. �METHODS OF COURTING. THE SAVAGE LOVER GENERALLY SHOWS A LACK OF TENDERNESS. REMedy'^i’AIN .Courtship For Hniatica. NEW CURRENT TESTIMONY. AuioA^%f ancient Assyrians all marriageablVyWtng girls worts assembled at one place, and tho public crier put them up for mdo one after the othor. Tho money which was received for those who were handsome, and consequently sold OIL*1« S*7 Default haring been made Io the conditions of a certain mortgage made and executed by George Freeman to Mylvanus fl. Cook, dated January 1st. IWli and recorded In the office of the Krgiater of Deeds for Harry County. Michi­ gan. on the S"4h day of January. A. D. IMf. to Uber T <>t mortgage- on OSS" AW. said ir.ortgage being duly assigned bj Bylrauua IL Cook to Ifavid IL Cook, and said assignment duly re­ corded Oct. 3Oth, 1M0. in liber U on page M and by the said David K. Cook as th* executor of the estate at Sylvanus H. Cook, deceased, du’y as­ signed to A. Myrtelta Whitcomb and said osat the date of this notice, the sum of six hun­ dred etghty-nine and 17-100 dollars (8683.17) and the attorney's fee provided for in said mortgsg', and no stiR or proeetMlnits at law having bera Instituted to recover the nianey Becured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. Now. therefore by virtue of the power of sale contained In Mid mortgage and the statute In sueh ease made and provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday the lath day of January. A. D; 13*. at ten o'clock la the forenoon, I shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the Court Heu«e in the city of Hastings (that being the place where the Circuit Court for Barry County la hokiem the premises described In said mortgage or so much ihereof ax may be necessary to pay the amount due ou said mortgage, with the Interest at eight Kreat. and all legal costs. The premises be­ llescribed in raid mortgage, as all those cer- n( lot nine hundred ninety nine (wK ut»> and lots tea hundred (IJBO) and ten hundred and one 0,0171». according io the recorded plat of the village (now cltyi of Hastings • Dated Oct. 17th. A. D. 18W. A. MfRTKi.i-A Wmn irttn. Assignee. CHAS. II. BAI'KB. Att’y for AMlgnm. CAUTION on those who were plain. When tho most beautiful had been disposed of the mere ordinary looking ones were offered for a certain sum, and allotted to those willing to take them. In ancient Greece the lover was seldom favored with an opportunity of telling hto passion to hto mb tress, and ho used to publish it by inscribing her uanio on the walls, on the bark of tbo trees in tho KbUc walks, and upon tho leaves of skw. He would decorate tho door of her house with garlands, and make liba­ tions of wine ixiforo it, in tho manner that was practiced in the Temple of Cupid. According to Dr. Hayes, courtship among the Esquimaux has not much tenderness about It. Tho match to made by tho parents of the couple. The lover must go out and capture a Polar bear aa an evidence of bls courage and strength. That accomplished, ho sneaks behind She door of hto sweetheart's house, and when she comes out he ponucue upon her and trios to carry her to hto dog sledge. She screams, bites, kicks and breaka away from him., He fives chaav, whereupon all tho old women of the sett lament rush out and beat her with frozen strips of seal skin, b'he falls down exhausted, the lover lashes her to his sledge, whine up his dogs. dasiMMi swiftly over the frozen snnw, and tho wedding is consummated. The Australian lover to still more lack­ ing In tenderness. If the statement made by Myers Deley to true. The lover makes up his mind as to which woman shall bo his bride, aud then hides In the bushes tn tho vicinity of her dwelling. Ah soon as eho comes near i ao spot where lio to con­ cealed ho knocks her down with a club, and carries her off before Bite comes to. If ho does not get her to tals hut before sho recovers t here is likely to bo a lively fight in the bush, for the Australian damsel is generally a vigbreus one. and may liavc reasons of iher teju for objecting to hto attentiuna. The may then bo obliged to club her again. a.td aa that to considered to bo somewhat of a reflect ion on the ardor with which his curlier effort was made, ho to apt to put as much soul and muscle into hto first love lap as he can summon. In some parts of Asia tho question of a man'a title to a bride must be settled by a fierce fight between viiQ, friends of tho contracting parties. If hto forces are vic­ torious, his sweetheart becomes hto trophy. If her friends are vlcftwlotia, he must pay such price as tbo victors de­ mand. All over that country some cer­ emony of-violonco or exhibition of phy­ sical power must precede a wedding. Some native trlbea insist upon a foot race between the bride and bridegroom to de­ cide the question of marriage, and others require a long chase on horseback. In some aectiuns of Asia the lover must carry off his bride on hto back. If ho protest agninst the marriage. Failing in that, he must pay her parents for her in cattle. The willing bride makes no out­ cry; the unwilling bride rouses the-whole viilago, tho reaidenta of which try to res­ cue her. 4 In tho Isthmus of Darien either sex cun do the courting, while in the tfrkraine the girl generally attends to ft. When biro falls tn love with a man, sho goes to his house and declares her ]MMiou. If he declines to accept her, she remains there, and his case become* rather distressing. To turn her out would provoke her kin­ dred to avenge tho Insult. Tho yonng fellow jjss 80 reeort left him but to run away from home until tbo damsel to other­ wise disposed of. A curious custom prevails in Ond Befcrland, Holland. October is tho aus­ picious month, and on tho first Sunday (known as review day) tho lads and lasses', attired in their best, promenade the village separately, start, each other out of countenance, ana then retire to make uj» their minds on the second Bunday, which is called decision day. Tho young men go up and pay their compliments to the fato once of their choice, to learn If they are regarded with favor. On the third .^ki. Bunday, or day of purchase, the swain Is The only ealt «.1 BEAMLESS #h™> te«We. NO TACKS cr WAX THREAD in expected to snatch the pocket handker­ bi^t th. M, ra«y B, band-acwnl ini WILL chief of his adored one. and if she sub­ wT £.* INKTGLAS »4 SHOE, Ibe original mits to it with good grace ho un­ an-l only liaml-eawM irelt M .hoe. Equals cti»- derstands that his chances of winning ii.n-.-T.i I, ....-n » . [., S'>. are flattering. The captured W. I.. DOUGLAS •3.50 POLICE SHOE. her Railroad Men and fitter^Carrtera all wear them. pledge to restored to tho fair owner ou the fourth Sunday, the "Sunday of Taking Possession," and It rarely hap­ >i:K I\<~ pens that tho damsel refuses the lover for be»t tn Hie world for whom she bus indicated a preference. On bt tn wwar a man a year. tho Sunday following, tbo suitor, accord­ S SHOE FOR B<>T» ing to custom, calls at tho huupo of hto ,75 YOUTH'8 Bchool inamorata, where bo to asked to tea. If a piece of thc^rust of a ginger bread loaf is handed to^Lim. there te nothing left for him but to retire. If, on tbo other hand, tho parents offer tho voung man.’a piece A WOOLET, AGENT, of the crumb, ho to allowed to Como again and is admitted into the family. * On the Island of Hlmia, oppoaito Rhodes, a girl to not allowed to have a County of Barry, huldeii ul thy Probsts Offire iu lover until alu> has brought up a certain the city of Hastings. In said county. oti Mon­ day. the fiWh day of October. In the year mas quantity of sponges, and givan proof of her agility to take them from a certain thousand rUntiitWIlrM and riglity-elght. Present. Wm. W. Cole. .Im’sv <>f Probale. depth. Ou the lalaud of Nicarus the girl lu themxttcroftUe eaiule of Frier Hjurupd. to not consulted. Her father gives her to dOMuaed. , Aim I>. Kork. executor of tlw last.will and l«-<- the best diver among her suitors. He taxnent of mid deceawi. represents that lie is who can stay longest under tbo water and ----—j— — —•—»——ad», and gather the ;tho« spangas marriesI tho Showed maid.—Frank IL. Stauffer in The Epoch. from bls W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. the forenoon, tie oMigned for tbs hearing ut aatd petition, and that Ibvhrirw at law of said deceased and all other persons interested In said e«u:e, ore required to »ald court then to tw u cops ,»r whs order to nr FOR SALE! alon. sold; •■Tho temptation to drink literary men U not tbo liquor, man to dtoalpatvd hia friends al- many who try to pluck this brand from tho burning. Tho number of chances a dissipated mua to reform uad xl living are many mere than a to tho acceptance ot a sober striouB young fellow. Ia fact and induatrlous are supposed to get on any way." And this Is not only humoronsly but tearfully true. Tho record of literary; labor dots not ahew A FARI^“S“ Brawn and Brain! The powerful engine, with Its wonderful propelling power, coupled W the long train full freighted with U»e richest fabrics of the Intellectual looms of the centuries— what obstacles can stay the progress of this mighty forcr, when once tinder full steam along life’s highway? The'American with brawn and brain docs not see the necessity for titles ot no­ bility. does not care for elevation by detents. He can reach out and pluck the stars. But with the brawn or bruin Impaired a man is badly handicapped in the mad race for success which Is the marked char­ acteristic of the present gge. ; The physical system Is n most Intricate piece of machinery. It aught to be kept well regulated so that it will work har-. monlously In all its parts, then it is capable of an immense amount of work. z it is said that n watch, if expetted to keep perfect time, must be wounifdaily. It will not keep good time unless it "runs regular.” More men break down! tweause they don'.t ‘Tun regular” than from any other reason. It Is claimed by physicians Uiat few men are killed by hard work. It Is ta the Ir­ regularities of modem social life that the high death rate is due. |Merf bum their caudle at both ends, tiwn wontier why it burns out so quickly. The main thing in keeping the human machibe in ps»d working order, fe to keep the regulator right. "The blood is the life.” and sound health Isas-iured so long as the blood Hows through the vciks a limp­ id stream of purity. •! Regulate the, regulator with Warner’s lx»g Cabin sarsaparilla, the old ftishloticd blood purillet. pn*|>arv<t after Mlie best I formula In uso by our ancestors I in gocsi aid l4»g cabin days, and with Hie ^-Igor of brawn and bndn which must ensue. In your life’s lexicon yon will find |uo sneh wont as fall. la undoubtedly cauwd by lactic irfld In the blood. This acid attack', the flbnxu tissues. Thousands of people have found In Hood «N.,rmiparina a positive cure for rheumatism. 1 hi' medicine, by Ila purifying action. ntutraDres the acidity of the blood, aud also tmllda up and strengthens the whole body. Tho value of folk songs and labor conga or workers' songs to Dot ear Jy over­ estimated. In tlito country wo avo very little distinct literature of that class, ex­ cept what wo gather from tho negroes. Uncle Remus and negro myths, as given ua by Charkw C. Janes, made us familiar with tho songs and tho stotlcs that com­ plement them to make a tow strata of life cheerful. The Nineteenth C« nt*ry has collected quite a motley group from’other sources. Borns' poems nt flavor fromassociation with the Scotch working classes. Tho different departments of labor have all deretoped songs peculiar to the.class of work. Tlio dairy molds of Greece and other old Aryan rarra wow their work into music, and so guvn to it an air and atmosphere of poetry. This was specially true of herding and pastoral labor of all sorts. Tho Russian* bavo a com grindera’ Bong. The old dhlmney sweepers' chant that was hcanl in our streets fifty years ago has vanished, but stevedores and sailors perform work with chanting or intoning. Song lightens labors, its office to a grand one.—Globe- Ton per cent, of aluminum added to the weak metal copper gives it tho strength of stceL One store making concern in Michigan uses about one-tenth of 1 per cent, of the metal in all its Iron castings, .with thy result of diminishing the shrink­ age, making it fill the mold better, im­ proving ‘the skin, rendering the grain perfectly even and preventing chilliug. even turning white Iron into gray. The addition of silicon to cast Iron lias been shown to turn white iron into gray also. Tho experiments with aluminum show that while with successive remeltiag tbo aluminum becomes deposited and tho al­ loy loses its strength, it does so less than iron of tho same kind without almnnia subjected to tho name number of eemelt­ Ings under tho same conditions. The iron and aluminum alloy can be very readily turned in tho lathe, tho grain be­ ing fine and even. The elasticity of the iron is increased.—St. Ixrata Republic. A great difficulty in a model's life is the fatigue when being drawn or painted. It depends solelv upon herself, ar her strength, how long a timo sho Is capable of remaining stationary in tho desired posture. Sow. are unable to pose longer than two ur three minutes at a time, when they must rest, while others can re­ main much longer quiet. I am fortunate in this respect, and can pose for on hour with tho greatest ease, and this enables tho artbit to complete his picture in a much shorter time than with broken sit­ tings.—Arf tots' Model tn Globe-Dumbcrat. A Hammer for Carpenters. An improved hammer for carpenters has a groove in thoaide of tho head, into which tho head of any kind of a nail may bo tdipptsl and the nail fastened with one blow. Tho hammer can bo readily with­ drawn without disturbing tho nail, which may then lx> driven home in tho usual way. Carjienters will appreciate the. Taino of the tool, especially in driving nails in a ptoco seven or eight feet above tho floor and consequently almost out of reach.—Chicago News. Tho Massachusetts board of health ex­ amined, last year 4.S7U samples of food, including U.OtO of milk. Tim percentage of adulterations, etc., in milk was Bd.33, as against 80 in 1B53. when tbo law first want into operation. Drug adulterations were reduced to 97.87per cent. The gen­ oral percentage waa 80.05.—Booton. Sod- - French physicians are reporting great auoecss with the prompt internal uaa of an antiseptic in cum of typhoid fever. Aftar disinfection of tho intestlnw ac­ cording to this method, the diKoaso num a short eourac.—Arkansaw Traveler Whi(h i^thc best JJOAP ? ItooaMj of jood howtdufiws wiw' IM HROMdJ Ofjood hovsdiw^s wh, h5ff rned|f Cahta (b\vs JoArttf *fyo ur« If your -e—x Grocar hard n^Hurr<h \ SAiiT^lAl/sSo^ * ItILfAIRBAK 4Ca Chicago. * ' Unhewn stone monuments o-e> among tho most interesting relics of prehistoric man found in France and other jxirUomi of Europe, tho anrient province of .Bnttany being estterially rich In them- The builders. Mr. Thom* Witoon states, are auppoiied to have come from a mare or less remote east during the polished stone age. bringing a knowledge of agriculture, homo Idoait of government and a religion, with h»s of art than the Inliabitants of tho counter before them possessed.. Th»y buried their dead, and left the magnln cent monuments over them which; to tho number of more than 6.8W In Franco and more than !,<W0 in Brittany, are nov be­ ing carefully restored apd preeerred by tho French government. Some of three monuments are maud up of niaay Im­ mense stones, while others are really culIcctioiui of monuments in great numbers. Tbo works are known by various names. A menhir is n large stuuo standing an cud; a dolman, a table Ilko tomb; a crom­ lech, a circle of stones; un alignment, lines of menhirs; and a tumulus, a mound of earth or stones usually covering a dol­ men. Many of the monuments must have disappeared, but all three remain, dotting the country In every direction, enormous, rough, rude, unhewn granite steuee—belonging to another civilization, mighty in its time, but now dead and buried in the ages of the past, with no Insert nt ions ana no hlstory;—Arkansaw L/tB<>R. b d, he will get if for you. O nan nltin «.?.»“!>»">8BSRjWg5FS*S!8tF hranCWEAKNl.Mi of Mem FULNteriri in AOCIKTT. Ml ThehUYEkb-GUIDCta issued March ar-rj Sep" maltou for all uBo p;.r. chasp cl,a luxuries or the JMgOMlties cf Ute. Wa ....................... stylos and cmantltlea. Ju«t dgur, oul what la roqtffred to do all th.-*o thfnet CORFORTffBLT, and you can tXMke a iur estimate of the value ot the’ BUYEBB­ GUIDE, which will bo aent upon rsosipt of 10 ccnta tn pay postage. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO* tho CF.LEflMATED 1«L Dr. Oartto has z Bl LITT. CH RON I the QENITO Bkll Frady. It makes MO 111-114 Miohigar. Avenue. Chicago. UL Oraaw a LI fo » AT you GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Merrill Block. Detroit, Mleh. Tho extent to which manual exercises may be introduced into public schools will no doubt be governed by certain (Mcullar limitations. To begin with. It to not ex­ pected that boys generally Will be able to Notice is hereby trtreu, that by virtue of a handle heavy tools until about 10 years lleeoae granted and given to me m the adminis­ old. Give them, therefore, exercises in trator of Mid estate, bv the I'robste court for which tho lighter means may bo employed, the county of Eaton. I »b dl sell st auction to such as glue, tbo jackknife, etc. Again, the highest Udder. M Jbc preinDre toecraXuw on Tuesday" the 37th day «rt Novensber we are, limited by tho absolute impossi­ drecrlred imp. at io o’clock. A m.. all the right, title and bility of generally connecting with com­ Interest of said deeeaard In and ta the following mon schools work shops and spec kJ inBtrbctors. Furthermore, courses of study ter (h> of aretK'U twcnij-thtce tff>. t<n*i» four(«> already overcrowded, and tho lock of north of range eight <«) west. Barry eounty. specially prepared teachers, are obstacles Mich. which tho average country school, at least, cannot overcome. Industrial draw­ ing is largely taught throughout the. country. Wo would urge tliat exercises connected with it be arranged for an cut­ growth of constructed objects. This to not only practicable, but applicable to all common schools. Dejwud upon willing parent#, brothers and Milters fur whatever homo instruction to necmuiary in the manual execution of the thought, and we shall at least have wisely directed tbo natural tendency of Addraw C. 0. HtaPTOX. Oilrad. Bick. children to make things, aq<l have aroused an interest which, will awbl materially in tho establishment of special manual train­ ing schools whenever they become practi­ cable.—Charies M. tarter la The Century. CIDER MACHIIIERYirXJr^FREE For Diseases of the "How much of your incor do you have to pay for affloo rent?" was a*ked of a well-to-do lawyer tho other day. Ills rooms are on thennit floor back of a Dia­ mond street law building. ''Wall,” said he, "my partner and I have three rooms, way back, ns you would call it, and have to pay for their use tbo modest sum of $600 per year. I feel sometimes that I d rattier bo tho owner of a largo law building than bo an attorney with a big practice." “You. say your offices uro lu the rear; what do tbo men in tho front of the buildmuch. Y/u'ro surprised? Well, no doubt; bat whai I say Is right, and IU tell you why. Person* occupying rooms in the roar of a building are will­ ing to pav a little more tluui for front rooms. This h because they are not an­ noyed by habitual office loafers, of whom there are many; then tho man who runs In 'just to write a note,* aa hf> says; ‘or wants to use your desk a minute,* to un­ known. Fakira don’t find you In the reeessea ot your rooms, and tho noise and rumble of wagvua and street life do not “n°JJL0U These are a few reasons why tmek offieou ore preferable and conDnund a ixigher rate of rent. "—Pittsburg Diapalch. A knife, commonly carried and froqnently used by criminal Italian*, is what Professor Scannaptoco, the Neapolitan touring master, calls the "ntollMta." Tho _____... .. . razor. though comddurabh is only one edge, aud the ' throwing tbo blade outward. This re­ quires practice and dexterity. A smaU k“h « open. It to closed by vj----- ‘ tiny 'batten" on tho £ not as effective a weapon IL Trial*.. ...I— — i _ KIDNEYS ROYAL ENGLISH BUCHU ntnalbu, ITah.l Ihtr...' 3&1 P-5 JacKMHi......... Eaton Ra.ild* Okaritrfta....... Nashville....... Morgan ......... .inllXM; Gop>d Rapids At. । vJ AII tralna'run t>y ninetieth tar:. ' CoxxbctiojAi -At Grand lyiM- *■, rago A West Michigan fcw Holiaa.1. • Muskegon and point* norte. and -- ■ BapMa A Indiana R. K f.u- B's I’-*! ;1; 1 City and Petoskey h.- • v<.rt ' press dally- Annlber tra.tu> drib • • r A. HA1IX. T/> !d Afn aw.Ruoaiju o.r *i i th! Chicago, E&Un&ioo i J5ss.»s»sr ”00 t-r »n «r.df<-r<’n--br. -nl.t Pnurgtsta biiinu WJ°H««TOND^CO¥MiclL TO ADVERTISERS. A Ittt of 1/100 newspuperaillvlded Into STATES AND SKCT1O.NS will Im-sent on application. Tn Utoae who want tiielr »dvertis|ng to nay. we con offer no better medium lor U»orough and effective work than the various sections of our Select Loeal Ll-t. GKO. r. MOWELL A CO„ Newspaper Advertising Bureau. io Bprune ftrect, N'ew York. ’”...........Ib-ltutl ..Mtio ; 16i............... Cressey Ml....... Richland Jnt>c 1 aS......... Spring Brook" Hast Coorer■ anffv......... Kataiuare-1 •Flag suitions. , , , a MF* THE ONLY Brilliant Durable Economical They excel all othcra Usahoat.1. Tbo eoan with which it can be ennmalnd * - give |>eor, weak, cracky colors.' DIAMOND PAINTS. . . • CELERY COMPOUND CURES Neuralgia Narvoua Prostration Rheumatism Kidney Dlaeases Among the exhlblta In •how found aod fidelity.—New York Bum IVW* lttallo> • qnicklyM aaUtotto miUdnnmfrom New Yuck Graphic. tirano Kaola, L«. Mldd'.ev1ir» TIME TABLE. Arc Diamond Dyen. Tbo diamond fallen Into the dirt Is not the less precious, and the dost raised by high winds to bnaveu is not the Lm vUo ■ ritVdlBtr—1*—ashan Proverb. - I Thames. a few milea south of Norwich, near Fort PmnM They caught hard shell crabs, imprisoned them in a crate be­ neath tho water, and when the shell# haa been shod, the '‘soft shell crabs” were shipped to New York and other points.— Cor. Now York Tribune. hold of tho hijidla with the fmgvrM moT that of anybody else. R< ad the fodowiag tecti- Wriffct shell crabs. i-raettoal tahermen axw scUntiP.- book.- both dbpn.-re it Jhe soft shell crab is the had shaH aoM after it has moulted. Four times »T*r to the voting crab and once or twice a year to the grown crab comes a peril and fear. Ho crawls into c dark Sonny or nnA the rocks, swefis out until die cracks open his aboil. “»d/bl^ creeps out. This operation is sometimes extremely painful, for Wa claws are much larger than tbo Joints through which they mStbs trailed, and they ated In the process. If his fleah' become soft and watery before shedding he could not get out at all. When the crab has moulted, the once mailed warrior, who feared no foe «r«pt a more powerful antagonist of hlawvra kind, Is at tho mercy of any mjemy can got into hto retreat. When the female crab moults her male consort chivalrously guards tbo entrance to her hiding place until her skin is rojered with «’fresh deposit of lime. Tbocf' periepcod eve cah tell when tho change Is All Liver Disorders PROOFS �UlwiWIieNm. oreadful Effect of a Gas-Pocket Explosion. SIBTTEEN MAHQLEDVICTIMSFOUliD 7fom D’“d Horrlbly Mutl-«»•* <•- o,,‘ -rT*“’y K*»p~ —Tl.v' »H«w» *n Almost Incredible I«W- • ' ”,rU’ ^h®0’ *" Flemee— r-c-’P* ol ,h* I'unir-Strlekan l ernly-Two Ux*a Lartatlaa THE SACKVILLE INCIDENT. WammcuTOx Ctrr. Nov. 3-The British •ration cnntlHn.- -1___ _ .. ssnusu CAUGHT BY A PRAIRIE FIRE. Let Ds Give Thanks. MICHIGA# STATE NEWS. So Proclaims the President of poblfc h ch will donteta- k~ v. u'>*r'-u"'- T,cfl^ n ^P^tic circles fore that Lord Sackville ha» been assured by Lord Salisbury that bis Imiircrodou will art cause him to b. del; wltfa hy hB the United States. ' prctaUoa of discovering a place for profita­ ble invsounont. YT GOBBLES WILL TAKE KOTIOE. govrrntnent. A gentleman conu«c*ed with tbe diplomatic service of tbo United State* says that the stories relative to Lord Hark. viUo** domooUc rslalions are unfounded-, that pfaatic language because their freight doean t inaklnc tbe Johnnie* capitulate, came bums Rn , ... iu.. Nov. -V— Sixteen dead and * h rn'f *,rtl bo',‘(* ar" *yin« ha*u- (v table* in a small blacksmith . Run. ten milea above here, t ’.b- must disastrous accident i 'tfe ibat L • • ■ • •r ° in *fai* I**1 of v|rM ‘f* C<a*’s Run mines employ 2^, it, but (or wm* reason only ' ’ «* 00 &«»ur»l*y afternoon, ..mom occurred. which resulted '..n • derth °( sixteen tnfaiera and j family injuring of three t• •„t . ... ' r-thrf» . -. . , .on took place in on* of the _, v keta of the miuac about 250 feet fri ii ’ "<■ One tu^w. ’’bo wa* , , c.irtaiwe away, was blown tl : ■ .urehaft and hie Dsiy wa* not i'.:un! • --’’c*"* yrotTday morning ?. was Jueuverod in a brush pile. Two . , hurled out at the mouth of the jiin .-o.-l their litotes* bodies were found f ■ troiff where they had been em* • .. lent George Miller state* that - n h.i. a jwralM only in the Puca: disaster mid tin’. the cause of . -,y V never be-loarowL Huu-- frVn the unigliborbouJ'-via, -. o’ tfo duarter yee’arday. f clothing worn by the vic­ - r xfoastoraro scattered among the l„. ’ it orronndu.g trees, some of them Apr ... rove the ground. Five of the j,.; six Italians, two Irish ai • •,< rr H.itigsruui* T.'. ’.11.1.4 kiw tuo namroof tbs killed: jwl :> 'arisen, aged 25; Charles Alnwn; John I ........ . i;. agea SO; M-rtin Pienon, aged 5c; Aarou. Varises*, aged 35; John Bock us, Stephen Backus, aged 83; Michael Mar. ■, <jed C2; Uylvtstor Marcy, aged SO; DwnCeakoy, iged (0: Georg- MUhto, aged M iu.-:c- Yanks aged 27, and two unkrowu- al!unmarried: Michael Curnan, aged 11. ght .•lubiriii, Pairkk Donley, *--d V. wife and seven children. dent yesterday atteruoon foued th# follow­ ing proclamation: Michael H. Herbert ba* been appointed Britieh change d'affaires here and that Beckville will return to England soon. PANIC IN A SEMINARY. in.:. thmil Burned and Ita Oneupanta Madly Frightened. ■ i v.!i!‘..5vv 5—The Monticello : r Young Ladies waa homed at 1 ... . . sterday*morning. Thern were 125 > g.r - .-raff m t-80wr» ami a doaun female -<ver> oi the buildiug when tlir Ire broke ■ at, i!>’ of .wliom narrowly ewe.iped death. ’ b -.f-cu . aud 1 o'clock the girls on the fl:tl. 1'vr were uwakaoei by a suffocating . n..• . ■ ■r>l;ua opening their window* saw a ' r ■: z' l.eli-w them in the main building.' ' 7u-L i!t« w'vtv rtlh-i with smoke, but the older ,11.: - -md ’ I.' teariiers braved the danger r»« and staggered turough the «t ar»u<iog the girls and order­ ing tt-v> to lun for the rear stair why. Tbw girl-1 d out«'! bed in their niijlitciotbea, anti witni. it trying to save even their wear■ ; n,>parv! th ! s-rvaining through the halls and tio-n tue stairways. Many of them d; n d ran- prwwtice of mind, but the may.<; « r.- in a fr-nzy bordering on iiuau,:v : f ./■••rs pri ced equal U> the crisis 1-.. lew: • wqd-lteir ground until every •tu l t.: nilral Two servant*, )»ho r- ■ : .i;. • i« vintrulled. jumps! from wind-■«• :in I were badly injured. They were •itn -l -• the neanwt residence and given tf ■ I medical attention. ; . bnilding was dvr dories high, built \rtr. »vme werrun with iry and flowenu fn'.li -laimrr houses dottei tho grounds, and .lit.>4“ ';-r it was one of the most rotuaati -|«>t« in tlia state. The seminary •:a b ld: in !M’> by Benjamin Godfrey, tlw f ..1,1 - ml i-nefactor of the inatitutloa. ' । .1 number of addilomi havs been :. n To-toial low is £50,<n0. I' unamniously determln-i I* is reported that another family of three persona, hving on the north wert tor- therefor of •!,!»—but PRISONER AND SHER FF GONE . ;• :/d. r . Li.: i' - « was thv fourteenth week of the bi*"i and although the beginning of Nosemter. Matgnlay. was as ■•rmai Juno. In S.IM.I Ja, Icosiville, «t Nicolas sial places .1 u m aud down the river tli” fsvsr ts ragI ;■ -: l.v, and is fan spreading among the U. - ( refugees in the woods, white there 1 in the center of the city. Al­ U ... • Very exertion has been made to re1 lAi-nwi in all departments, the sxpi I r tbo part week amount to C31.7M1 !!■ -.oij.'. -tnturday were only fHX). FuusAXutXA. Fla., Nov. 5.—There ware ■ t-w case* and 2 deaths yesterday. Two of the new cims are whites One is Mead Hunj, cvting agent'of tho Florida NavigaUoa i-omjiany. ; Mlrac ulc.ns Kacaps> from Heath. OsilaAo, Cai., Nov. & —Tbo trains, ferry ■ wts, .Hid other moan* of conveyance bought thousand* of visitors to theclty Sat­ urday mgut, who came to witneaa th* Re­ publican torch-light parade. A bend wagon from Tsmsacat, containing seventeen per•opv , while attempting to cross the track*, • S3 struck by the Oregon expraee train, aa it rounded the curve, and four h >rsea drawing the '.Ude were killed, while all of the paa•snjers miraculously escaped Injury. Later in the night, a train of empty paa•rater coat-baa was run into by the Alameda exprnai, a conductor on the farmer being fatally Injured. • T»rntjr-Tvro Pereses Drowned at Sea. i^SDOX, Nov. 5.—Tha steamer Saxmundbun wM sunk off Cowm yesterday by «4HriMi -with the Norwegian *hip Bjonnea. Twsnty-twc of the persons on the Haxmuodkrtn are niiseing. Eight survivor* have te-n laiMled at Weymouth. Tbe Bjonnau • "Inndoued by her crew, who have bean lat<tad at Portland. Throe Men Loee Their Lit**. Bonos, Nov. 5.-James Haye*, Henry (wuilsy and William Bellan ware drowned Roctaetar Uy yesterday afteniomi, tbair bort having empsiaed. Cteortae Gogaa, who was with tbe party, was rescued. A I’hlladelplsla Aealgstnes*. FHii^tMCLrau. Nov. a.-WiUiaEi Tallow, a large manufacturer cm Phillip rtreet, ba* med* an assignment. TUliabOlttal amou*» toHO.OOQ. didn't get it Thao decision of the Lansing tribunal ■ued Thoma* Burcbetto-anoUier Celeryville by the persun­ point in Alcona or Oscoda aountias an iufa- publication here being Oct JI. Uiat have folknwed our people in their shnpa and Rottxkdam JvxcnoN, N. Every Thursday evening during all that time night'* lodging, and both born and contenta Y., Nov. » — lower peninsula. Many attempts ware mad* *0 root it out, but all of them failed, a* McNearooy had influential friends who savml him at critical momenta. Recently, wife—wanted •15,000—but tbe jury gave him UaKDOxQAa, Mien, -iov. a—sue acaocoar 'McLaren arrived Friday evening with bar —nothing. . Pretty Anna Glsssford, a Grand Rapids maiden, want* 1-5,000 of Harry Webber’s cash, alleging that he played the old Harry day, striking tbe with ber.affoctiuM. to Ums effect that a local parson Jet a job ot was <-x|x>Kvl in a Detroit paper, and publicity spurrud tbe Alcona county authorities to renew tbe attempt held in n number of villages, IkiUi of tb-i ot God. a.-knowledge Hix merry In setting found* tiers bon- invcnptioua to suit tbe politics of the jiarty parading. The iiepnblicarts would “sack” Cleveland, tbe Demivrat* would “sack" trust*. nionojxJIm, tariff robbers, etc. finally dons nt • cost to tbe county of over *15,000. and McNoarney was sentenced to tfo He wiu pct into tStieriff Bterritt's hands to be taken to Jackson Rtarrltt and McNsarney left together, but Bterritt did not return,and inquiry being made it waa learned that McNeorney bad not been delivered Calhoun county bastrd of superveors have decided to patch up their old rookery of a Tfo *6.010 required to do the paU-hing would make quite n start toward new buildings that would l« more in keeping with modern civilisation. Some fellow burgled tfo Luther postoffice been employing £D t^xtra hands all the week, night and day. to supply the demand. could not succeed. Tolxdo. Ohio, Nov. X—The outgoing De­ troit exi>rna train on the Michigan Central unlay morning. Tbe switch engine was eomewnat demolished and a platform ger engine waa only aligbUy damaged. Ctiarles Madisoc. a switchman wbo eras eo in this county, and much indignation is exIOWA JOBBERS REJOICE. DISTRESSING FATALITY. slightly injured, and Mr. John F. lUday, It 1* announced that Grand Rapid* will that will be an ornament to that enterprising city. important decision ever made by tbe Iowa railroad commissioners wa* filwt Saturday Davenport, Dubuque and Burlington job l«rx Th- <s>mtniMloueiv restBrm their RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS. front of tbo Monongahela house. fifth Boor in perfect safety. lumber rate*, m tbe Burlingsui cai weatern elamifleatiou being ^doptei of tbe Illinois eln*»iflcnttoii. Hmitb and Cam obeli, Ccsnmiaiioaer Dey re­ gl«n,444,M5 «i Oct. 1. Tbe gold fund balance fusing to sign ou tbe ground that Mr. Fred in tbo treasury ha* decreoaxd about gl,00tt,Wilde, of Daveupoct. werelary uf tbe Twin 000 during tbo past month, and amount* to Citiea Freight aiwociation, in a letter dated S19I.074573, aud Ibe silver fund balance, ex­ Oct. 31, threatened him with the ojn-udlion clusive of Jli.OOO.OUO trade-dollar bullion, 1* g24.5rt-.25il, or IJO.OW.rtJO lass than a month r, Nov. 2. “In this situation,■ aay* ago. National bank depaaitorias bold S5I,note to tbe press, “I am comjwlied ♦fo.'JTV, ar about g3,rt»,«D low than on Octofor 1st. Government roci'ipte daring October were agaio*t pi.BU3.ir! in October 1W Cuatomi receipted uring tbe po*t tbe jobbers and manufactur-r* berets it month wore »l7.882.»l. or nearly 91,000,000 pul* tbe comiuiaaioaers’ achednl* in force de­ km than in October a year ago; internal revenue reodjit* were »JI..500.000. or afout spite tbe Brewer and Fairali injunction* gl.0u0.0U) more than In October. ls«7; while the receipt* from miscellaneous eouro* were YVahhimotox City, Nov. a—Justice Stan­ fci,M5,U0U, uFglW.UOO lew than iu October a ley Matthews, of tbe supreme court, who has year aga ItecelpU from all sources for the first four l«en ill for many wseks and quite unable to attend to his judicial duties, I* beginning month* ut tin prwent fiscal year reach 1120,5O0.Q0U. against •I84.W1.609 for tbe first four moatln. of tb- preceding year, and as re recently by Dr. 1‘epper, U>e eminent physi­ ceipcs tn July. August. Bepteinber and Octo­ cian of Philadelphia, who attended Gon. ber are usually a little heavier than in any Sheridan, and wbo state* that he ba* no or­ other four months ot tbe year, this point* to ganic disease, and that no reason exist* why a revenue ot about ».17»,(X»,0(M for tbe year. be should not recover hi* former robust Extwudilursa for the first four mouths of the LrollU. The trouble from which be has foen current ttacal year amounted to 91 IO^VXJ.iIOO, suffering h abdominal catarrh. It will be against 9lOU..!i<x),i<IU for the first four month* partn.ent has purchase'! IJ'.iIjO.iaiO bond*— >IM0O,OOO 4S and 9»JOU.WB 4's-at a pro­ minin of H.3lMi'~. end of tho prceent term. Chicaoo. Nov. a—Capk lorter and th" secret service officers arc 'engaged iu a bunt chief of ordnance, iu his annual report, says for a Ib-year-cld counterfeiter who has thnx that during the part year mvcrtlgaUon* far Iwen' successful iu poking a nutnfor of have lieen completed relative to the deter poorly rxecuta d 9-5 bill* Wednesday eron- minatioo of the charge, pi ujectlie and rilling ing the lad jumped on several Blate street for small arm*, with a view to adopting an cable car*, in each instance paying hl* faro ,rm of smaller caliber than the with one of the bill*. When be received tha present service piece. It is the in­ H 1*5 in change he jumped off. Tbe "letter tentton to use coraproseed and perforated cartruiges, but as yet the jxiwder maker* have no: mre>M in producing a satisfac­ ion sotnenuav ---- -- ----- --------tory powder, tbe dssired velocity belugacvignettes of G«a Grant, which were coarwly cumpanfoi by too groat* pr^WTrn. This executed. ( 1 ___ ________ matter of a suitable powder Is still under study and trial. Tbe result* obtained in France with the Lefol rifle. Gen. Benet *ays, Touroo. Ohio. Nov. I.—Notice ha* been seem to point to a radical innovation In tfo received from' So< rotary Hayea. ot the gen­ manufacture ot powder for email arm*. eral executive board of tbe knighta of by dirtrict newmbly No 78, th.t J M. Bloomer, pert master workman of tbo Ohio W*B*r»OTO3 enrr. Nov. X-When tbo state ssss.bbly, and editor ot Tbe Industrial Sw. of tbta rity, hm be... expand from tbo sitter* of the Academy of the Y isolation, ou Connec’.lcut-ivenue, were saying tbsir offlcea onter for violation of obligation, and con­ Wodnseday night, ju»t before retiring, they duct unbocotning a knight. Bloomer ba* were rtartled by a loud explosion. Y estertried to break up the district assembly, and hi* expulsion £ exosedingly gratifying to day morning, when some of the pupbs wm* .1.. aennmla thev made tbe disknights io thisasotioo.__________ lured by au exploaiou. Halloween jo^** a — >h. termm of the af Ottawa, Out, Nov. 3.-According tor*fair. SSutah to theCrtmdian nortbwmtdur•ii.m.nta elreadv — ttrirlos. TS. Uk. up l»d bJ«. «•->« «> ••«*" u> pwato. poinw- n»r "• d-"t . . —1—— . , ralllns. Out. Nut. 1SS - All Toes- At 4:40 o'clock tiou in tbe public debt during Octobsr amounted to >4,5ls’>,6l0. and for tbe first four months ot tbe. finial year, The HE PERSISTENT PLAgJe. Il Fowtlwn— to I»o Its Work In J-ekayny . .. .uni Vlcluity—Muiu j Needed. J • ■ 5V1IAB, Ma.. Nov. Ik—Saturday's • . '• ‘ •vpj.rl gar j 26 new <iiM->and*.' .'ulian Joyce ami Jo*»|>ii VilamL Y .tti-r-were eleven new caws and ■ .1 ;'I:—GnMav Peterson, J. D. Dilworth s S .|Ji-n Bliia Total coses Ito date, livea in a 10x13 cslua, coots hi* own grub and works for neighboring farmers just Nothing remained of the babe but a few Ixra Awokuek, CaL. Nor. A.—The Times Of Uiis city, which flrrt printed the Sackvillo-Murehisou correspondence, say* the letter to kinckvilla was written by Murchison in good faith, and that Murchison b a reputahlo cituan of Fomona of English parent­ age; tliat a month after its receipt it was laid before W. P. Fltxgerald. member of the state Republican committee: Henry J. Gage, delegate at-large at the Chicago convention; Hsrrisou Gray Oth, editor ot Tbo Ltr Augolsa Tim>w. sn<! <me other local ceadi data They saw the importance of YVsrt* । t ., ncaa but was diaapfx'tnted by tbe unfaithfulnns of his wife, i* now living a hermitYs life cau>eopteto AhnlrMy God tor: I metcy.which have followed Uiem VW™<*T. V-r. V"*tugtou monument coatlaort to draw. Dur­ Ing tbe time it was otrn in tbe month of Oc­ tober beginning with the afternoon of Toseday, the Mh, 7,4* perooue were carried up in tL. .levator and J.384 walked up. making . . _ •____ ___ -»—* tha ahaft. HDt»gArou». Nov. A-C. A. PdWmpr, F C. Pillsbury, and C. M. Amsden. of this citv Robert Lindblom and Mr. Wurst, cf aLSTLa * w. <* s..y>y have return*! from a tour through tbe While China sends u* ta* for our tin, Lansing firm sends tbe Chinese condensed milk to put into theirs. That’s modern re­ ciprocity. labh >bmnnL ot a provincial Is, to my mind, some thing outrageous in m*n Saginaw City Episropsdiau* are going to invert 925,000 In new j-unsh buildings. They and Dually were almost instantly killed and Nagle fatally injured. Wilson was arrested Michigan railroads earned 96,304,800 in Augu«t, against 17.500,495 for Angurt, *87, shadow and track them down, to report without responsibility ou tbe private livsp of those whom they shadow, or to report re­ proaching their families, and this only too excitem.nt be meant to kill himaelL DESTITUTION IN KANSAS. YVahhihgtom Crrr, Oct. 31.—N. M. Wilk­ ins, tha (Hrtiuastef at Jalma, Mow! county, statro flint owing to the failure of the crop the people in that section are suffering for food *nd dotting. -Three-fourths of tbe be procured. The iwiple of this country havn been pleading for'aid since spring, but The Chicago & Grand Trunk railway baa alighting from a paasengwr train of that company some months ago. The Du nth. South Shore & Atlantic Rail­ way company has given notice that it waives all claim to tbe deputed upper peninsula lands, and the homesteader* are happy W. H Taller, a Bronson farm-r, has lost flv* horses, valued at 91.060, within tfo post puree for a finish fight between Chlrlle Mitthe Hoff moil house Friday night ditioni I will put U| the whcla sum the day must agree to fight to county are living ou jwched corn, and Miw Nadi. Oweu, a young lady ot Pontiac, TorKKA, Kan., Nor. X—Judge Brewenha* just banded down a decision iu the famous Allen county case in ^bich certain alternate aectious of land granted by the government Brewer hold* that the land in qocsUou le­ gally folongs to tbo railroad, aud the M-ttler* will therefore be compelled to give up puascw.oD to tbo com­ pany* Tho land embrace* a largo amount of the most fertile farming land* in the a diatanre ot sixty-five miles, te vi«it a lady friend of that dty. Then.'s a glr! wbo can do something beside* bang Uw piano. K A Saginaw lady avers she lost a railway Harmony, acting secretary of the navy, ha* approved tfo findings and sentence < f tfo general court-martial which recently YrtaJ that station The rourt Mutonctxi Lieut. tbere’ll probably be a general atampede half waiting-order* pay, to retain Bfacomb comes smilingly to tbe front as tha ouly county in the state that pays Ita eo- publicly reprimanded by tbe secretary of Mrs. Catherine Clark, a Big Rapid* lady taken from them. About 500/settler* are thrown out of tbelr homes by the decision. Many of tfiem have occupied the land* for living Children, tbe oldest ot whom is 63, twenty-oue grandchildren and twenty-fire great-grandchildren. Her father died in his Chicago, Nov. X—County Physician Moyer Friday held a post-mortem examina- rick Klee on Thursday night, nod found that improvements. Chicago, Nov. 1—Lart night alwut 10 o’clock John Miller, an sx-striker ou the north side railway, threw a stem- at a new man mi a Garfield avenue car. striking the fall and was found io a bole in the sidewalk with his neck broken and n bullet wound in tbe hip. There was great exdtomant among A Coopersville parson go* himself into a warm climate by giving political advice from tbe pulpit. He’D know better than to try it again. let, and not from falling through a hole in lice. Dr. Moyer found that Miller'* neck cemetery, expeeing aboriginal thorough warfare on tbe codling moth with Rockland couuty, committed suicide Friday. violence took place. ■ley nwimssw at uited 00 tbe night of tbe toth AKBOK. 0., Nor. 1 -Joseph Dickonbof, aged 70. while going through an unfre­ quented part of this city last evening, wa* ssagltid by two highwayman aud robbed of •scaped In the darknem, stealing DUO tons of standard silver dollars, amount- iparityforllW^OC.aX). too slrclric light* NbwYobx, Not. 1-Frod«rieka Loom, brought bio a whole b*ap of Deelared a Dtrtderrt troll, wo* also hurt, though neither one 93,000 for kwping holes in her sidewalks, vor*d>te oftsredbra Phil United State*. degree ot Intelligence, and until �EVERYDAY UFE THE COUNTRY. long enough to ferment In son;? section* of the country tho lated cellars Opinions vary an to whether the potato** should be packed in large bins or in smaller lots in boxes or barrels, but it, would iwem that most growrra store in large masses. It pays, as all agree, to above! or handle the seed potatoes over, several times during the winter. The suggestion Is made in Rural New Yorker—from which journal the jiotato pit here illustrated was taken —that potatoes could be stored success­ fully lu sack*, which could be emptied and refilled once each mouth or six weeks daring the winter. I FIO. 1—A POTATO FIT. Many of tho large potato growers use pits for storing their tubers. In the il­ lustration is shown a pit in which the potatoes are put as soon after being har­ vested as ]>ossible, when they are covered with straw or corn stalks for a few days. They-are then covered with boards and earth, the ends of the pit being left open. Later the ends are closed, rad a small amount of ventilation ta afforded by means of a whisk of straw, which extends up through the center of tho covering to the'open air. In the illustration, A rep­ resents * pdo supporting the boards; B, plx inches of earth; C. eight inches of manure; J), six inches of earth; E, eight Inches of manure; F. a straw vcntllater, and G. a sj>ace of eight inches between potatoes and boards. FlO. 2— AN UNDERGROUND ROOT HOUSE. In the wcond cut is illustrated an un­ durground root house that was recently deacribed in Prairie Former as follows: This plsu may bo varied if a bank can be had, so that the roots may bo dumped info a ehuto at the top and distributed Every season thr old problem of the best mode of keeping cabbages In winter is discussed, some growers advising burylug the cabbage head* up, while others advise beads down. This question mav be disposed of briefly thus: If- the head* are mature and .«olid they should bo buried goots up. but loose heads can be pitted roots down, so as to grow and make solid heads by spring. One of Ohio’s progressive farmers, Waldo F. Brown, writing In Ohio Farmer, X bury cabbages seltct dry land with a slope to carry off the water, pull them ou a dri- day and If there ta any water In the heads Invert them and let them drain. Open a trench eight Inches deep and wide enough for about four rows of heads protect them and no straw will be needed, but the earth may be shoveled directly on to them. 4’uu on frotu ten -to twelve iuchre of earth and shape it up so as to keep out the rain. After tho ground ftwim protect the pit with straw or corn Ei&Wfc ,u to Prevent freezing and MggEKg. ns this ta what spoils them. WtatigS for use up to Christmas may be stored In boxes in a cool cellar. Loose heads may be stored roots down, and will grow and make Molid heads by spring. Open a flat trench four or five ' feet wide nnd set a row , across the upper and. sotting them at an angle of 4.5 degs., ■with the heads packed as close as posribte. then cover the roots with earth, tramp it down on them and place another row with the heads resting against the roots of the Grat row. When your pit ta filled it will show a solid mass of heads. Now put up boards a foot wide or more around tbe edges and cover to this depth with light litter, using .first corn fodder and then leaves, and puf a roof over it, rad although the heads may freeze a MW?, th" roots will not, and the cabbage ■■gesture arid be crisp and fresh iu tho BMHp -If you seo signa of mice, put Srfme pieces of apple with a little stTveii nine on them around tho top of the pit. at tbo bottom before anything else ta done with it. Nothing ta more important than to abstract by natural means tho minute A quite effective way of cleansing the cider sad preventing after fermentation is to scald it just after it has bean slightly fermented and settled. To do this it may be drawn off or dipped out of the casks into large copper kettles, or for large quantities an old copper still, holding three or four barrels, will be better. When fire ta applied the heat will cause a large ‘amount of scum to rise at once to tbe top to be skimmed off. The beating should cease as soon as the boiling point is reached, when the cider is again placed tn clean open casks to stand and settle until it has become entirely cold, when it may be drawn into barrels and tightly bunged. The effect of the scalding, if done at the" right Ume, ta two fold. It quite thoroughly cleanses the cider and stop* tho fennratatlon al the right point to leave it a sweet and pleasant drink. While the elder thus treated will after­ wards taste somewhat of tho scalding, it will not bo unpleasant to those wbo like It sweet, and ta to be preferred to dder in which the fermentation has been ar­ rested by mustard hwx! or ciuunirata. Cider treated in any of these ways will not afterwards make good vinegar. Where the quantity of cider to be made will not justify the expense of casks, the elder’ may bo fermented and settled in barrels, bungs open, by drawing from one With the increased consumption of cel­ ery, Improved modes in its culture have been adopted by progressive agricul­ turists. Numbered with these Improved modes ta the plan of bleaching celery by setting up boards a foot wide edgewise on either side of a row of plants rad pulling the soil upagainst the lower edge of the board, *o that the light is axpeUod. Tho boards are kept in position by short blocks notched to fit them and placed across the top, or any other contrivance that serves the name purpose. The chief advantages claimed for this mode over the old plan of ear.h bleaching are no nut iu warm, wet seaBous. and u saving of labor. The old method of” drawing the soil up against tho celery gradually until tho bleaching is done, is still practiced by many farmers A plan that has many advocates among small farmers is that of digging a trouch as deep u the plants and about one foot wide, rad placing tho plants therein, retaining all the soil that adheres to thn r'xi'ta when they are lifted.’ When the trench ta packed closely with plants set in same position as they grew, a protection of. straw, naves, etc., ta given to keep off the frosu. If the celery crop ta a small one it may be stored in any collar where there is no fire beat. Ono pika is to place it in boxes a little less In depth than the celery is high, and from eight to ten inch«e wide. Place a few Inches of sand on the bottom of the box and tuck the celery in as tight] v as possible without bruising. Tbe boxte thus packed may bo placed on the floor of tbo cellar. Larger quantities can be stpred in a cellar as follows: Place a board on ■edge eight or nine Inches from the wall, put n few inches of dirt or.sand on the floor, pack the celery in perpendicularly, roots down. When one row has bo€n fin­ ished. another may be madu by putting up another board eight or nine indies num the first; this may be omtinned as long ns desired, or till the cellar ta full. A little above freezing may Im> considered tho best temperature for winter keeping of The late E. P. Roe kept Catawba, Isa­ bella. Diana and Iona by picking on a dear day. using grape scissors so aa not to handle much, removing all Imperfect berries and placing in clean, dry eartlieu jars, in layers a bunchdeop. and filling the jar Id this way: Place a double sheet of baper over the top layer and put on the lid. Strong, unbleached muslin ta pasted entirely over the lid or cover of tbo jar: when tho covering haa fully dried and hardened thn jars are buried on a dry knoll beyond the ration of the frost, a stake being placed over each jar to locate It accurately. ’ The beet treatment for frost«>d corn fod­ der. **y« Country Geutloman, ta to pre­ serve it in shocks from tho weather in tho usual way, and before feeding out to pass it through a cutter, which will cut it a third of an inch long, and then moisten It lightly .Md wrinkle meal over It. Tlie sulks will aflnru eornu nourishment, the dead leaves mjpqr none. We are not aware that any but they are not so good as straw. Chopped and placed in the silo, there would probably not be heat enough to prevent u sour fermentation, and they might be spoiled, but much would depend on the condition of the stalk* and of tho leaves, which would vary with circum­ stances. The result would be uncertain. Tha second cut, says the authority quoted, gives a better method. Here the trees are laid down slanting, all of ths trunks of the trees being covered with earth and the tops lying so low as to eaable tho 4kner to cover them easily with In responao to the query of a com epondent for some good plan for a feedlu ping on the. wool while tlw animals feeding—Country Gentleman replies furnishing tho following: The accompanying figure (Fig. 1) repre­ sents a feeding where the sheep eat from the troughs on each side below. Tbo tight board prevents hay seed from fall­ ing into tho wool. Tbe troughs also allow feeding with roots and.grain. ft 2 Fig. 2 is a cross section. The feet A A should bo thick, durable plank, and notched at B B to receive the boards of tho troughs. If desired, tho wide board In sections where rail timber Is near at hand tho cheapest fence is tho old fash­ ioned Virginia worm fsnec. except in eases where there 1* a market for the timber that makes It more valuable for other purposes. In that c**e tho regulation board fence, with two posts to a six toeufoot length, and which is too well known to require a description, will be the cheap­ est and best. In localities where timber is scarce t he wire fence is Increasing al) the Ume in favor. Farmers who f6ar In­ jury to stock from tho bartri are many of them making a combination fenoe of boards and wire. For n hedge fenre, the osage orange, all things, considered, 1* the best for all sec tiorm where it is not liable to bo winter killed. It grows from the seed more readily than the thorn.-’, and iu a few years makes an impenetrable fence. It 1* difficult to root out when ouo* retab llshed. and for this reason .should not be used for division fences unless they are expected to remain permanently. Hedges require attention and frequent pruning to keep them sightly and under subjec­ tion. While they are still well thought of by many, it Is doubtful if the hedge fence is increasing in general popularity for farm purpoaes. tn the older settled sections of tbe country fewer highway fauces are being made "every year. Tbo opinion is constantly gaining ground that stock should be fenced in instead of beiug fenced out. The California Cockier describee thn shipping coop here illustrated. The dia­ gram is simply an illustration of tho A BHUnNG cxxjr. A coop built on this plan need not weigh over three and one-half to three and three-quarter pounds, and be large enough to carry a trio of games or fowls of medium nixo anywhere. The coop can bo made larger for Asiatics and not w>lgh over half a pound more. Take t wo barrel hooj-n and six slats or pieces of lath: cross tqro of the piecwi In tho bottom hoop; fasten them together in the middle with a clout or wrought nail; fasten the other four to the top hoop with clouts; fasten tho lower, rads to the bottom hoop by driving two "small nails through them into the hoop end into tho rads of the crossed laths, and your frame is complied. Take a piece of coffee sack, or similar stuff, and cut it round and a little larger than the bottom hoop; lash or sew it to tho bottom hoop and to tho erosa pieces. Take canvas, muslin, tick ing or whatever you wish to cover it with, and draw it around and lash it to tbo bottom and top hoops; cut a piece of cloth round to cover tno ton; cut the tomplece in two across the middle after it IS put on; this will give an,opening to put the fowls into the coop, After which tbo 'aperture can be lact-u or sewed to- To provide tor this, now a pocket on the outald* that will hold a pint or bun; in­ side sew another jx>ckct, with the bottom just even with the bottom of the outelde holo through the side of tho coup to con­ nect the two pockets; put the feed into " Bemeniber that every squash that ta raised will rot quickly, hence the importaaee of carefully handling aU speotmans >. with a littl* h- When piled C allows air and F carriea ^rovreing. E UOU wiuu ‘VSW-U ,-----, health, good neighborhood and prospec­ tive rise in value. Soil* admit of jnray classifications. arising from their clEertmt constituents. Bocks arc the original basta of soils, having by the long ««tiawd moisture. iruot —— solved Into minute particles, taktar on tha form of earth. Soils are called stony, gravelly, clayey, peaty, •*«-. according a* the substanres named con­ stitute a loading feature in tbweompound. A loam i. a .noil chiefly composed of sWclous sand, clay and other mineral sub­ stances along with a largo percentage of decayed vegetable and animal matter, to which it principally owes it* fertility. Tho pulverulent brown sub* tanco formed by the action of air on solid animal or vegetable matter, 1* called humus, and is a valuable constituent of soli* Itrcndera stiff soil* friable, absorbs and retain* moisture, and in a largo degree supplies the mineral elements of decayed matter in soluble forms for plant growth. Tbe capacity of a sandy h am for retain­ ing moisture depends oh tho amount of decayed -vegetable matter which it eontain* and without which it will bo infer­ tile. Sandy and clay soils requires differ­ ent treatment. Each will be benefited by an admixture with the other, but the union of pure sand and day alone will be sterile unless supplied with decomposed vegetable matter. Under draining is highly beneficial to clay soils. A sandy loam is easily worked at.d is among tbe most desirable of all the soils A corrtnpourtent in gleanings In Bee Culture make tile following communlca; tlou: For tbe benefit of all who may come in contact with potion Ivy. poison sumach, rattlMiiakM and other peflsonous reptiles and Insects. I wish'to Inform them that lobeha Inflate bus been in my practice (botanic or physio-medical) a successful remedy. 1 think I have saved very many lives with it. My brother, A. Tyrrell, 1L D., and 1. who have been in the practice of m ilicine over fifty years, were poisoned very badly every summer when wc were boys at work on the fam. We suffered torments for what we thought was no sin. When scratching and* rubbing was irre­ sistible we rubbed our feet and legs with many kinds nf herbs in trying to stop the itching and burning, but with very little relief until wc used green lobelia herbs, which relieved our sufferings every time then that the knowl of lobelia was worth for Ivy poison. In tbe annexed cut it represented a substantial 'moke house advised and de­ scribe-1 by Ohio Fanner «»-■< well suited CREAM Take the BtylWDEfl aking Hastings Bam ~ T?1 be.iast 016 wperto read.these long evening.. SJO? PERFECT It. iitrv* .... contain Ammonia. Ume. or Alum. Sold only tn cans. pRJCB BAKING POWDER CO. saw ronK. Chicago. st. uouib. HUFFMAN BROS. ——SELL—• । BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad C^quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry eounty, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleased to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. HEADQUARTERS The house is 8 by 7 fact square. Tho bottom is excavated the size tff the build­ ing. Z feet dorp, filled in with small stones, and on this a brick floor, well cemented, is laid. This insures dryness. Tbo walls are of brick, 8 Inchre thick and 7 feet high, with! small door on one side, lined on the inside with sheet Iron or zinc. Hooks should lie firmly attached to tbe joists, on which to bang'thc hams and shoulders This style of spoke house is not very expensive, is safe from fire, and ought never to bo kept wood, on -account of tl spontaneous combustion. Boots and Shoes. We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of thl“ Penwnified by The Western Christian Advocate: The pepper and mustard represent a class known as ‘sharp" people; the spire trees, others, and tobacco and barley, Saloonkeepers. The volet and Hly are the preacheJTof humility, purity and righteousness. The “*Lc*lnlp/*r? the Ud the village, without/whom society would be incomplete. TA beet and sugar cane are renfoctioncre; roses and pink*, per­ fume wheat and corn, provision deal­ ers; and the cocoanut palm furnishes as many articles as tbo country’ store. Tho little wayside plant* by stagnant pools are scavengers. Some plants prefer water tlf® Baptists; some run all over—they are the Methodists; some stand up straight and orderly-they the PreabyUrians; others eUng to ancient walls and chnrchos-thuy are tho Episeopaliann and Catholics. There are plants ^hal **’?■***“• Bko hermits; others lead ttang^ llfe‘ WMud*rlnfi ovcr every- GrayBros. and Robinson & • Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. All goods marked in plain figures. --^ v— One Price to All" Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the tau« of aa better lightning protector, than rods. Whoever would attempt to keep a per­ manrat meadow by top drawing select other praises than timothy fur his sod. unleaa Le aeattera seed frsih with tho manure applied, says A. W. Cboovtr. hoop, *o that it will project half cut aud half in theooep. A coop 20 tachos across and 22 inches high will weigh pounds and be large enough for a trio of games. If tbe fowls uro to go on a short journey du not put tn tbe read and drinking cap. mlrataw of ’w Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. W.c hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good my.ke; but no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. Waldo F. Brown ia eroditad with aayinside »t ell Bank tbo oat diaappciutcd iu tha result. Whenever Rower Shoe Co One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-11-14.pdf 088ac72338b04ae5cd5ab46a8b18bcfd PDF Text Text \Trgest Circulation \y any in the I bounty. Hastings VOL XXXIII. NO. 1 Hastings, People’s Party Protective. Progressive, Prosperous. OUR PLATFORM: , ; of our customers from overcharges? '■ION adulteratiou* nnri nil*-*tatetheuta. .j ri'’ ■ - •• - ' buyer’s Buy as You Vote—Intelligently! - tor jour patrouigv we wish an examination of our btulnew* nvont in rapport of our claim far Pair, Square Dealing. far the future the Ix-st quality, tiir most in quantity, and the lowest i; i -wi.-. without distinction of age or class, and behind our promise we ■ the many astonishing liargaius we have to offer: . <*1- ititmry snap.............................................................. • « Japan ten dust ... •■ fine steeper . • " uneolonvl. with Jap tea pot free j, yiit tobacco, quantity limited first quality । ulltird's Yellow Jacket Mnbklng tobacco. • i layer raisins<* t potatoesf Cross baking powder {elegant prize-, in decorated. atone china) Absolutely Pure, |v-r quart nip. per gal... I 00 [j). ' Bargain Coiiiitcra.— „ U------- See our stock of Gloves and Mitten*.. SUGARS ARE CHEAPER. in-eniiig new pattern* in decorated iron atone china. Our prices on best of thiwan* will surprise you. Holiday good-- arc arriving now. See i.-ii— line uf doll* and plush gtxtds. Have some big bargains In lamp--u..;re. We want your butter, eggs a«d dried apple*. You can make ■ ■ by trading at Beamer s Cash Store. t limitni time we will fumislL free of charge, to all church and secret so-' • -ntr A**me brand of M<xx> and Java coffm* for suppers to Inirwluce IL Call rour niffw. - ■• Iliy All This Excitement ? >>• -•> many enemies aiming our brother merchants of Delton and surrounding villages? Simply This, Nothing More! so low tlgti in order to hold tlieir trade thvj have beep compelled to make a ••slight reduction on goods" ami although , Still Lar Behind. Our Kalamazoo Prices, te-m talk you would think4lwj were giving away their good*. Bl»t we wish -ay io our regular eustotners and to those we infix* to call such that we are still hen- ••tostey" with n full stock of Dr': Goods, Boots, Shoes, Millipiery, Notions, Groceries, Glassware, Earthenware, Tin­ ware, IMoodenware, Etc., Etc., Etc. rep ante nteemry artlclea li HARDWARE. All of these good* *- ««“r* to MtU f t Kalamaztx* prices anil many at even less, ns Hnuiulated Sugar at 8A cents. Kalamazoo pncc» ’ .cen^A. • ’ .Vrbuekle. Lion and McLaughlin Coffees at 22 cent‘s. • ”e,r price, 25 cents. B e w.- Imre not space to enumerate all our prices, but. would say that we carry a full line of the ’.’elebrated Jamestown and Broadhead Egress Goods at cfs. per yd. Brocaded Dress’Goods, 5 to 10 cts. per yd. Do fold Dress Goods, 10 to ‘JO cte. per yd. Men s best Overalls at 50 cents. Ami mil other lira* of Dry Good* at proportionate *VjJ,,tli\7wXh'w,'1<lare*11 • .al uttentira to <mr line <rf ladles and gents Handkerchiefs In wMrh w. a -i’ ;ng gnmt imrgaln*. 6 POWDER ut* riv-. <x>u>pIeU i cd iron oil can with pump ■ iz.d iron jkills........................ ,. . tin- great day's work. The republicans THE FIRST KISS. I by were greatly elated upon the apparent aueCOOK & ISTZaiCERlsr cess of tbrir party whoac reconi hXa al­ ways been in favor of the poor aud home------- AT------lea*. Next morning the train brought H.-tooh Baku, Cocttt. Miraio.,.. from your city many enthusiastic men: st'MCBirnox bates: some apj»eared to be motinieni while at the .same time, like drowning men. were clinging to straws hoping the wires may ■« uwaaautr, Lacey. bring cheer to the sorrowing heart. Ar­ Postmaster, Ranfleld. riving at each station the happy ones gave J. N. Covert. rJrttS?n' three cheers for Harrison. Gov. Luce and PMttnastar. Freeport. the county ticket. We could uot render aid or comfort to the sorrowing ones onlv ItATKH: D. L Mnrthlarai*7«dar Creek. n per year.................................. tioo oo by covering their pile of dollar* with' an rachwee far*n»<i.i John St^.’fitzio’^carner*. even amount of our dime*. Even at this JOB late <lay some of the opposition enquire if Bjnine teller. Cresays Corner*. there ha* been an election this fall. » m. Browuni. Broward. Rachael Griffith, aged 42 year*, was a. <». Jc«sup, Oranceyilte. ——,-v .a new, ana witn the latest tueanf Postauurter, Yankee Bprinm. . S®’;*1.1’’ "I0*1 •^proved pattern* of machinerr buried in the east cemetery on .the uth C W. Armstrong, Bowen* Mill*. wT" r.'nKP:oy'‘u ’ «>able. tmiuv> iwu or iroiewor DUUIMier, Money paid to these agent* will be receipted after a few days illness leaving an aged lor bv thn llivvru father and one brother, Her death is not Norwegian plant geographer. that most only sad to the -family circle but to the wnn u> wiu, ueiweeti tin* uaut una community in which she lived. 'The sur­ LTbipfijaj&as*"" - “• viving father anti brother have the sym­ ItanpccUutly, pathy of u large circle of friend* and bntes to the prolonged infhteno of sunlight COOK NIRKKRN. neighbors in their affliction. Chas, and West Lawrence are buying stock for shipping, paving S4.75 to $5.00 Milo has a livery and feci 1mm. far good fat hog*. . What's the matter with Ilarriaoii anil Mrs. A. G. C’ortriglit entertained twn- lew than four degrees further north, gained Morton? They are all right; dalkii to look puny from l*rairievllle last week. more than GO per cent, in weight, and thyma after Grover's surplus. Good-bye, Dear John Ijiwrence and wife entertained from Lyon*, when planted at Drontbehn, Grover, Good-bye. That surjilus of repub­ Mrs. E. 1’. Willison, of Assyria, and other* showed it gain of T1 per cent. The grain of lican votes did IL ou the 10th. and rej>ort an enjoyable visit northern field t fa heavier than when it grows Wliat's the piatter with Jimmie (t'Don- with the oldest settler of this township. in mare southern localities, and teed from nell? He's all right. That 0,000 did It. What’s the mutter with our farmer and vote winning Luce? He's all right. Ho Republican* are jubilant and the demo­ plants are larger and more deeply colored in returned Boodler Burt to his Sso.ooo man­ crat* hive nothing to ray alxiut the result higher latitudes, ns was first noticed by sion to be pickled in free trade salt. of the election. > What's the matter will; our Jerry? He's Mrs. Annie Turner, of Flushing, return* era, many of which, white in KKitUorn diail right and returiMil Milton Jordan to the home thi* week after a three week’s visit ton Budget. P. t>. until the 4th of next March and rc- with relatives and friehda here. r* will No not Mill.' will imt /orm civil service. . Mary Clark returned to her home in spread hi* wing in Imusing thia winter. Bellaire lust week. What's the matter with Chris. Van? The evaporator closes up business this He’s ail right. The demo* rejw>rt lie <II<1 week Mr. itaytou will go to Watson‘to run citie* instead of one, for a* on-" tno-.rt about ! not have a comjwtltor. Well, the dem<>* a store. . I have always been 10 years liehlnd ta-forc George Gorscline. of (Cadillac, i* visiting i ihey got their eyes'open. hi* mother. What's the matter with Barry Co. officer* Mrs. Klingensmith I* ^expected home <j>d on contiguous blocks, another. Mul­ elected. They an- all right from her visit east this week. berry street and vicinity ia wholly Italian in | Wiiat's tile matter with Barry Co.’ and Woodland. । that gi-m in the *. w. comer? They are all Mott street, a little farther on, la the Chincra ! right. We were an busy last week that we for­ That was n cold .wave that passed over got our items. Bohemia, a Poland, a Hungary, a Palestine, powder never varle*. A marvel of purity Frank Asplnall has the finest barbel ­ Barry .county the Ath. Report say* there •while Ireland i* proUy much all over and „ui and aboJesotneties*. More economical man tb.- ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold In were but few democrats ou your streets the chair In Hie eouuty. competition wUb the multitude of low test, short 7th, ail hail business another way; some Mr*. Jake Shy is very sick. weight, alum or phosphate powder*. Sold only Sam Velte commenced ills school in the rutting ice. some to their farms, some- ad­ justing their balance* and some retired to Xee district last Monday. Charlie Williams will teach at Coats datiger*. It I* «k>w work aadmilaUDg such their bomen for the thing to strike In. Rus* is a philosopher. He take* his people into our common nationality. The Gcnrge Downs will teach two miles east lri*h and Germans most easily t-.sne with our , medicine cheerfully, not in capsules but old of the center. ! democratic fashion, straight. natir- Saxon stock. —Globe Democrat. Fred Griswold’will tench at the Tamarac. Frank- Nye will teach two miles north of . S. Kaiser will finish the car|wnter work the center. Miss Fletaoc. of Pituburg, now iryisu onChris. Snyder visited friends in Clamp­ ary out iiZSiam. bad the honor lately t> ou A. F. Fausey's house (hi* week. The bell town Sunday. painter* have licgun painting the same. dino with the ting and queen of that counDr. E. E. Benson expect* to take a George and G. W. Cappy went fa Mor­ L* now reaily to wheel-barrow ride next Saturday. Mike gan last Sunday. K. Parker and Ix-ttte Garn will start far Reiser expects to do the' wheeling. If Cleveland hail Iwen elected the case would Ohio this week Tliurnday. We understand that Hattie Seott will have been reversed, and Mike would get a ' i*Aj Ing tbc highest market price. work for Mrs. A. F. Fausey soon. . ride. Work on the railroad is progressing rap­ Wm. Seger was on our stnete last Sun­ idly. day. Custom Billing and Feed Grinding a I T. Garn and wife were tlw guests at J. <«. II. Carpenter has a full stock of hard/ Specialty. L. Ickes' last Bunday. <>ur village was full Saturday, and our E. Edward* and I’. Haney went to merchants had a large trade. majarty. who was garbed in pare white, Grand Rapids last Wednesday on railroad Ourjmlll is with eqflipped the latest and Woodland Is having quite a boom.this gold with and purple trimming*, bt.:i his liest machinery, and will produce a* fine a buslnes*. thirty or for­ prize acrobats ap<i juggler* jicrfcm ujxra a John Shively commenced his school at fall. The prospects are that quality flour a* can be name. The |>ntty new houses will be erected nextofsummer. platform Roger's corner* this wook Monday. ronaxt of the people of south western Barry We think It would 1>e well to Incorporate Mra. George Cappy and Mr*. Andrew county Is solicited. Respectfully, mereial Advertiaer. Blakney gave Freeport a call last Saturday. our village. It is said that the saloon scare lias blown Mr*. S. Kaiser visited Mrs. Scott last Bridal Veil and Hower*. Wrdnesilay. Dr. Itandix of Chicago, ha* located Iin D. W. .Roger* is on the sick list. Cady Burton i* working far Mrs. MIIr-> Our piwjMToua village. Doc Hough is better. ti M. FOWLER. Engle. • Mrs. Charles lame I* getting better. Mrs. J. L. Ickes visits at A. H- Ickes' 0. Dentist. Mr*. J. M. Smith is Improving. truth, although in some portions of France Boom* formerly occupied by Dr. .Ione*, over )a*t Tuesday. •U Parrot will toon-haVO a large part < the bnds in crowned with a myrtle wrath, Smith, Haras & van Annan's. There will be preaching at the Pod Au­ his farm plotted Into village lot*. ger school bourn* at the usual hour. TUART. KNAPPEN & VANARMAN, Our imriwr shop now run* two chairs.. is blindfolded, and the bridemaid* dance J. M. Roger*'second representative anni­ Lawyers. Some sneak 1 hi red a hole Into the prohi­ versary took place at his residence last Practice In all courts of tbe stalo and in the Wednesday evening. A number came un­ bition jxile, filled it with powder and set It f tilled Stales court*. off with a fuse. Luckily ao damage wa* expectedly to Mr. Roger's. Supper Vffloes over Hastings NaUowU Bank. HMtlW. Mlclitgan. senezl by Mr*. Rogers and a general good done a* the charge was not. properly pack- following year. An r id cupentttioa prevail* Associate offices. Rooms IB, ft and I., new time was had. Horneman Block. Grand itaplds. Mleh. The next meeting of the Barry -county William J. Stvaitt. teachers' luwoclation will Im- held in Hat­ away or ill fortune will come to the bride 4eH***»UV:............ ing*. commencing Friday afternoon, Nov. H->w many must liave neglected to do this.— Are we to have some pleasant wrarthcr SO. and continuing through the fallowing Chicago Herald. yet? It look* like It now. m. bates. Saturday. Teacher* should give (lie pro­ ’ The denxx-rats don't wm to look a*, . Attorney at Law. gram careful attention, and go prepared to Haitlags. Mleh. happy a* the republicans slime election far reap the greatest pnradblo JwnQfit from at­ Prartloe* In ad court* of the Jtatr Mpectel some reason. Wonder why? tendance. It ia IroiMil that the teacher# In attciitton to rollertion*. Momxvto lxan•<£ Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church KKAf^rArK. Ofltee over Wetraert.s hardware our vicinity Srill all be present. We .are Sunday. informed by the county board of examiners M. J. Gosa was absent on business limst that due credit will lie given those In at­ A. BARBEii. M. D.. don* nrgularly entered a* 1 . 1'hyslclan and Surgeon. of last week. / . tendance. (»0(mI board will lie funiUhtil Mr*. 8. A. Shedd is much lietfcr, having for 1S!, cents a ideal, mi that the expense Offlac over Nevin's vtnro. Offlee hour* from 'i Imen quite III. •, of attending will lid very light. will wrap the i»per >> tightly that it will not The bon»e Itelongiug to M. Jt <»om which Yotnro Soi.i»ren. W. LOWRY. M. D„ was injunil last week died Thursdny . piij-iclan mid Surgt-im. montlng. Tin- cow recovered. Uncle .John McArthur was ou our streets Mskrct a specialty of treating dlMtasc* of t he Mrs. Tenranulng has a brother with her rrc an* KAK and the preservation on Thursday last b/vro^rt; nttuta MP«nrkc ’l.» of radvision eye who will remain through the winter. Then- were thirty new names added to Jnatiou.—Stamp Clerk in Globe-Democrat '’offiir mid rraidenee on Broadway, near Court our registration list. Mr. Spindler has put a new shingle roof HOUMV Halting*, Mich. Mart. Ev ers shipped » load of hog* from on his house. MITH A COLGROVK this place to-day. , . „ Mrs. Houghton has pul a coat of^p^lnt S. C. Doster Is taking jn wheal at $1.05 Lawyersher house. (Office fa L’nioa block. H»5llngvi n bushel. Imttcr at 20c. egg* 10c and dried onThe C. K. * S. R- IL expect to have Herr Meugtw pointe out that there is strong Practice K all U>e courts of the sUf-. apples 6c. their grade completed to Woodland in evidence that the elopliaut wo. used in an­ Do-ter station Im* got fO It can support about three weeks. I R. KKNltSTON. a blacksmith. A. Attorney at Law. We haw alx political poles erected In Mr. Wm. Abbot and wife, of W exford our village at present. Co., are visiting relatives In this vicinity. Henn Zuschmltt. of Nashville, visited He maintains that it Is quite asdocitei John Chapman knd family liavo jturt ar­ at 1* FauTs on Sunday laid. rived from Kansu*, with the Intention of Mr. Doud and daughter Lillie visited I C. WILTON making their residence in this vicinity. friends at Portland laid week. William Ashly is building a new homte I*’ vent tor the Ohio Farmer's insurance Co. Louis Bitzer Is staying at his mother's In this vicinity for his mother. this wlnter,.and expects to attend school here. HI# by death and accident. Caatlaton. Geo. Smith and Aspinali Bros, are up Mrs. Richard FJIerton is visiting her ppOK ft SHELDON. north hunting. mrcnts In JacksonF. F. Hilbert is finishing bb bank up J. Gardner L* re-shingling his house. . stalra for Esq. Volte to live In. (Officetn Abstract Block.HasUngx. hi* tn pod fine, at the battle of Bull Hun, and School commenced al the Hosmer sch<*>| the only set of Abstract Book* fa Barry house Monday with Mis* Heath as teacher. Elcctiou is over aud let m> I*; El R. TIMMERMAN, Homuipathlc Phy­ C, Steven was a guest of E. I-ockhort ^AkTnG :f Wnslitxwni soti < w agon, worth 75c. dur. 25 lie-, sack .. •P. lbs. rack............... We carry a full Hue of Judies' Hats. Bonneta, Hoodsand Toboggans. Underwear. Etc. The lh Bota Mill, Delton, Mich., BUY WHEAT, 1L F. Dodds If Co. S K H G S £5SSn£Sia.'*8al«i~. U • slcian aud Surgeon. ARTIN v. BARKER, Real »rtate. In­ surance and UmnsOffice with J. G. M We want all khid* of • ountry Produce, as Butter, Eggs and Ljrd: also Corn, Hay and Hand-Picked Apples. ' ami w u* and we will do yon gbod. WHOLE NO. 1746. COUNTY NEWS. IA. 7nr-/7/Z’ ,,‘t P'wyon* with the merchant who I ! (■( a t (Bum, nn^t for his customer*. Prnhihifinn °f ’^"'“c ring*. Inflated valves. 1 / QHLUlI LUn and oppressive high price*. R^ductlDVL lh>C —tax profits. bu”l‘'<U’ and Z kt bug-bear . The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar- mich.?November 14. isss. Hastings Banner. A merica n Politics! Banner. o°(1- ^ats- , HIGLEY & FOX DELTON, MICH. Ml hand* went to Nashville to see the lion of fancies which without that influence republican* blow up Cleveland. Snow Saturday, the first of the season. would zlcchne to appear. The author who Mr Lutraw ha* torn down the east etui of the old Mullen log house, which wh* be comforting built »om« over 40 years ago. tatoirriE. Lockhart was a guest of ltol»rrt Bliv- en* last week. Hlekory Comer*. chef l-ooes a biro. Ktectiou daj i-aeral o< rery qukti> at thU place. All manifested much zeal far their fa’iwitr aba* name *te latfenna «" M*. iu.u«r' »*. pmred upwi th*’ tteket. cmraipieutly <*•* out nearly ail votew i»» the township. Mray f>«> here went to Mito and Delton KS5?.w5i.n« .ullXflollrtl'*-"' ln*T n-lnms »«"• of ” . .. . . . P*irimag» of M* *>&>*•• ROBERTSON HOUSE, n» readily promt* in ttetataiag �A5 ENGLISH STABLE. 3*WRosc suddenly lathe night and without any prevlou* VARIOUS TYPES SCRIBED BY OF AN HORSES DE­ OWNER. allay the pain. It never falls in glvtag relief. The Groom’* fnrorlto—The Slashing, WsU Bred lint I'mate Hnrw—Hiuidaon-s but Hardly Sound — Seventeen Year* Old. The Wife’. Htnnd—The Hack. . THE CHARLES A. Y06ELER CO. BALTIMORE MD. Default having been made in the conditions o( n certain mortgage made aud er rented bv George W. Freemanto Svlvanwt H- CookAUud January 1st. 1*0 anti recorded In the office of Uber T.ot mortgage* on uagc 45*. said mortgage being duly assigned by Hylsanus H. Cook to Havld IL Cook, and said Assignment duly ncorded Oct. arch. 1MB. In Mbar V on page U and by the said David K. Cook as the executor of the estate of Sjlranus H. Cook, deceased, duly as­ signed to A. Myrtella Whitcomb and skid as­ signment duly recorded In liber Q on page IBT.. tired elghty-nine and IT-100 dollars (SceO IT> and Instituted to recover the money secured by said mortgage. or any |W. thereof. Naw. therefore by virtue of the power of sale contained lu Mid mortKaje and the ntatute In *nch ease made and provided. notice Is hereby Sven that on Saturday the itth day of Januan. . D IMP; at ten o'clock in theforenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to the blithest bidder. M city of Hasting* (that iwlnc the place where the circuit Court lor Barry County la holden-tin CAUTION W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. jsriio^a^wsMfeHrt: -Soap to lb Find A 15-hand power cart factory Is going up at Sturgis. Well, here K a bane with a plain bead, your mind to buy Hooo’n KwrsapariUa nd n«t be rather a short neck, moderate sbouldtr*, a induced to take any other Hood's Sar»*4>anli« 1* a peculiar inodlrine. (■osw-iwIuk. by virtue- ol good barrel, fair quartern and mod excel­ Its peculiar combluxtlon. proportion and pr»lent feet ami legs. Feel them anti you will psraUon, curative power superior to any ottwi find them cool and even in temperature, and article of the kind before the prop*!. For all affections arftlng from impure Iflowt or low the idnnwn hard and fine. Ho i* a little want­ state of the *} stem it I* unequalled. Be sure to ing in quality, he is not fast—In fact, in a quick run, it is all you can do to keep in the immediate rear of the first fli-’“ with him. THE HOSPITAL NURSE. He Is not exactly a bad hunter, bat bo give* his rider the impression that he dislikes jumping, and ho is a little slovenly at hfc fence* What, tlien, are his virtual He is tbo groom's favorite! Ho is never off hm She wns a quiet little woman, with the quick­ feed, and lie thoroughly masticates his corn. est observation and tn<*6 sympathetic and He Ik a remarkably sound bone. Ho never throws a shoo. Ho always comm out in his her once if the sight of continual suffering turn. Never has ho been known to Unr hi* and drotb In tbo hospital ever had a tendency clothing, to kick when being dressed, to eat to harden or create indifferenco in the uuraeC hb straw, or to commit any other stable She replied that with her it wa* exactly the offense He is easy tn l>ox at a railway sta­ reverse, and told many interesting and ooms tion; a child might ride him without u saddle at cxcercise; when being clipped or singed you might take him for a statue, so “It gives such a hospital air to a sick room." still does be stand; and be seems jKwttively she said, “and make* the patient think, ’Oh, to enjoy phytic. Accordingly, whenever bis mercy, dm I »o bedly off a* that!* " A high master talks of soiling him, the stud groom protests that it “would Ixi a thousand pltie*,” hashed , and solemn appearance to a house. that “take'im all and all. he's tbo best 'as “We are going to have such nn» time* to­ wo’ve got.” gether and bo such good friends," she said, We next come tn a great, slashing well teed coaxingly to n feverish little boy who opened horse, with pldnty of power. Take care! hi* eye* and looked doubtfully at the strange Don't go up to him. Henometimee “lota otit" face bending over him. “I never saw such This I* the best hunter in the stable, ami he a good boy!” she aald to the doctor contin­ u a* sound us a toll. He hi very fast, and a ually iu her little patient’s hearing. grand feneer; ditches on tbe near side, ditches Praise does so much mere good at such on the far side, banks, timber, water, all are .times than “reasoning." There i« nothing the same to him. Ho will fight for his head that will close the teeth and turn the back of a gnod deal when hounds first go away; ho a patient quicker than the words. “It Is bet­ pi .1*. and lie does unt like to bo balked at hl* tor for you.” Tiptoeing when pausing, mix­ fences. He does not exactly rush them, ing medicines with the back turned to the but be is very hot and impetuous This being bed; anything that has a mysterious air is the w. !*• ia for from a pleasant horse in a aggravating to a person lying bvlpltw* in bed. cramped country on a bad scenting day. We sometimes realise how invalid* must pon­ About twice or thrice in a season iin strike* der and worry over *ome little thing that has out at o '.ier boras (and “whan he do kick, happened, or some ridiculous idea that hns be do kic like biases," as tlie cabman says in Leech * enripature1. so it is not safe to take him into a crowd. He is a difficult Lorre t«> box. too; so it is inconvenient to take him by and during th* long houn, when she lay train. Bet wren one thing dud anotb"r, there quiet, “gaining strength." used to wonder is only slow one meet in ten days at which his present master can ride him with comfort, • NOT A ROCXD ANIMAL. ted. until otu'day, when she was Wt alone for “Strip that ’om," says that official to)a bel|»r, as we move on to the next box. Thos Is the best looking horse in tbo stable. In stretched hcrw lf out ou the floor and found fact, he b a remarkably handsome specimen of n hunter, hence the'-groom’* anxiety to Siu- reached the tied again with the help of show him off. It would be hard to find a some chairs,' and went calmly to sleep. fault rwith him He cost something fabulous. With the norm as with anything ebo an Ind^-d. be is so valuable that hii^iiiaster i« afraid of riding him. This fear is increasnd nuisance; but the other kind u a treasure, by sundry alarming symptoms hat haw and n grateful family ha* a joculiar adralreman ifrated thenutdriM’ from tiino to time After one day's bunting, bis near fore leg Nurses *eem to have lived through so much, filled in a suspicious manner; after another and have often a quietly important way he wk* lanu* without any apparent cause; about them that comre from haring b.-ui and in a certain run his owner half suspected anximu jieopte banging upon their words and that hi* wind wa* not so good as it might bi Hr haw bad wweral bad coldv. and ocaudon ally bn tioa corns. Ho comes out pretty upon a time” tre-d to have. Even a nurse'* often, at near meets;-bat hi* master new watch liax something of an individuality. It seems to ride bard oh him, a ml be Is always sent home early. ticked solemnly through anxious nights in­ In the next box b a confidential ‘looking stead of drowsiug away under healthy pllqtmdrup*-! The holm alxivo his eyes, bi^ lows.—“Butternut*'’ in Good Hoa*rkeeping. long teeth, hi* sunken back and the manner in which lie stand* over betoken age. He b 17 yean old; hevertbele*, he gueyon, womre Tbo hotels along the main rued* in thb times lame, somotiiUM sound. Htris so alever and such an old favorite that bis master can­ gancr aud comfort Our first night1* experi­ not make up bl* mind to supplant him with a ence «a* not .-dtogrtber encouraging; th* younger nu<l more rervicraliie bone. Excel-, house wa* preti'utiou* in appearance, aud the lent fencer as be is, be will not, and never room of honor, in which official ami wealthy would, face water. His master hat to Im men have feasted and slept ter many years, careful, too, neither to let him jump down a WM delegated to us. The unpretontiou* drop into n hard road nor to send him to a rooms on cither side of the narrow but very distant meet, nor to make a long day with loug court, leading straight up from-tbo him. Like luoct very old horses, bo has lost street post kitchen and dining court* to our bb speed: and he bat become dangerously room, were filled at an early hour by poorer clever attb fence*, saving himself by creep travelers. Tb<- court itself wa*ouwded with ing, jumping on and off, or scrambling tn chairs and loggage, white half naked coolie* and out, where one would export him to fly. were running hither and thitiier before set­ Ho will probably eml hh career by giving, tling to a Lath aud die opium pipe, t'netean bb devoted owner n very bad fall. water wn* tlatoed right and .left from the “MT Winfs HORSX." walk* along the froute of tbo room* into th* This our friend show* to us as “my wife’s center of the rtotio pavsd court horse.” He is a mode! of what a lady's horse ought to lie in snake aud shape, breeding, rived, and a few minute* later the regular temper and manner* Lucky tbo woman disorder gjyw into a mob, whirji continued who |*w<ses*ce such n hunter! Between en­ until our faint tallow dip expired. Travel­ tertaining guests, visits, colds and addition* to the family, my lady gives tier horse a rather easy time <if; 1L Moreover, on the strength of her husband's haring got on her favorite for un hour on two occasions, the wife ba* been beard <Sx>Uy to assert that she had not been bunting at all that season, be­ n’Ti'kii*'- eMT ” h,nd■•ew^*1'•,”, W'ftE cause she gave up her boras to her husband, UGLAS K4 SHOE, the original whereas die had in reality l>een prevented tud only bsn l-.ew.-n writ «4 Finals ca»from bunting by very different reasoua It >« scarcely to be wondered at that tbo bmband refrained from riding the cherished quadruped for the future, and wli«i hb wife suddenly took it into her bead to go out hunting at skbrt notiae, the creature was so playful tbht rnadnme was almost, if not quite, unseated. Confidential friends then expeotubted with her husband for “putting a Indy on ndiruto like tliat,” affirming that “be wm not at nil the sort of borer for a wo­ man to riiie,” etc., etc, Iaist of all we come to the hock, and a very ▲ WOOLEY, AGENT, nice little borer ho is. Although only gbout fifteen hand* and one inch In height, I.e ha* great strength, boon enough to carry a man heavier than hb master, fine sloping sbouldere and very muscular loins, quarter* and thighs. He b as clever a* a cat, and. if ti>r fence- look very Mg from hb back, he day. thr l&Ui «av <n wetotxT. m ine year one gets over them better than do many horom a hand higher. His master is seldom in a Mu the lasXterot toe estate o{ Peter Howard. burr}’ to exchange him for hbhunter: l»e deceaMff. Ass D. Borl;. executor of the last will miiltes- often hunts him on a by-day, ami in the tainent e< MM 4eaMrod. represents that he is course of tba season ho secs a good many runs on him. This little horse b expected to giro a day1* hunting to a friend of hb mas tert, whatber male or female, whenever re­ quired, in addition to hb hacking w«-k; and, because he f* tally a hack and not a hunter, nothing b thought of hunting him two or three time* a week. He dote far more work than any otbor borne in the stable; ho is never sick, sorry or Jarno; he b quite fit ami out cub bunting when tbo rest of tbo stud are only doing walking exteebe, and bo car­ rice bb mentor in Rottan Row when they are being summered.—Saturday Review. LVTbTElL a child of the tenderest age. rooms; coolies threw down their burdens nnywhere for th* moment, i at down at the tables, drew forth theJr old palm tans, and buffleieut strength to take their pack* inside. Then followed ablutions from tute all along tbo Son* court betwren th- guest room*. Hot water -wm in demand along tbo whole hue, and half naked waiter* rmbed in and around the. naked phalanx iwanng poiw of steanitag water. Other waiters were running to gurrta with tea cuji* and largo tea kettln* with long no*CK. Ono trailer niter another settled U> hi* board bed in the windowlea* rooms, the stenches of which are unlxnrublc to n foreigner. The coolies, ten nr more, crowded into rooms barely large enough to give them spore for their mats, smoked npiumand chatted until midnight, white the available corner to watch the queer motions of their ill^triousgueate—“Weetern China.” In the average Indian family the strictest domestic economy is the rule of life, and the household, not, aa with us. by paid servants. Servant* there are, of course, in all Indian faralMes, but they are, as a rule, ou a totally different noting from the European domestic, being for the most part itMlcjiendent person* with a clientele, fur whom they perform cw- down to that of the most menial kind, lies with the materfnmilia*, who may be best de­ scribed a* the oldest woman in tbo family [roper under —— ' ------------*-— no autiiority. USE t* but Chiu*. u» future - It would I* impossible to enumerate all the methods of divination still practiced by mnuuu. w-trards matter Bum. hM d-crib-d mjtor Hcotob customs; Herrick and Shepherd’s Wsek”) mentioned others. Tbo marks left by a *naii crawling ; portion into which an apple or an oaten peeling falK toe *wift or stow burning of nuts, toe riiapo awn med by melted wax or lead dropp-d into water, are all eagoriy seratiniud an-1 belwvsd iu now a* they liave irean far conturire The »up»rstiuon» [iractlced ou All Hallow'- ere alone would require a mnall volume to enumerate. An old and extremely Protestant writer1. Barnaby Goodgt. de /Is de oehj Chicago. The liUYLliS'UUlMta luTlA.i olopedia o! u-.-iu the stick. — London Btaudani. on. DtniuT*. bjmTIGMOMASJX Good out of evil found a pretty illustration m the cnse oi Hawthorne'* removal from offire. He wa* crushed by the blow, and I ! KA DACH K, ■ A JTK ACHE. staggered to h* humble homo full cf bitter ( disappiintment. No one knew him then as one <.f our gn-ntest-yv*. th-' world'* greatest i —men of grnlu*. Hi* wife quietly left the ' EAKLY DK<’4T and pMhans <!OXM-'»> TTON or IMMA N ITT. abouM©an*oU at once tte> CKUUMkATKO far. Clarke, Established armful of wood, kindled a cheerful fire, drew hb chair up to hh desk, brought papers, pens and iuk', and then, turning to him with a boatuing fare, said: “Now you ran write your l>v>V " Tim nwilt wa* “ Scarlet Letter.” hb noble wife. MONTGOMERY WARD A C(X LU-IM Miahixsn Avenua. Chieaxo. IU. Had sb • repined, and added known Hasrtbarnr.—Otabn-Democrat. A look at the book Ktonb'of Tokio gives some idea of the cia*s of literature 'that th* e<lucat-xl people of the empire read, and b as good a collection of metaphysical works as you will find In any lx** store in Wash­ ington, and Mil) and Spencer are read by rera,” toe.’(*tamia). Modicine and writlnss Sent everywhere, secure ft«n e*po«srr. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION F. D. CLARKE. M. D. Merrill Block. Detroit. Mleh. solid books than novels. I see soatiud band boob tor o« U» ,u^« wlou b.r. u4 , r -1W„,. there with Japan*** notes bearing ou such । deeeaaed. ■ubjedt* m biology, political economy and . Notice I* he hisU -y, anil a number of the more noted , license grantrd OraodBaplas Ly. IDddlevtUs-........ Ire tax........ . liasnim* .. York World. Km£«Ws... txartecte... fciwoBapi: JnHM n. BOSWOMTH. thinking of lasting all of my beat grades with manage to gvt into such a position no to hurt CIDER ■o until the taclttmre dhqienaed with entirely. 1 Tbs person that. Invents u machine for bat­ ing shoe* without tacks will rvvolutioiuxsth* Atldrew C. tt. MANPTOII, Bslreii, Midi. 1 > busine*a an l make a fortune hlmarlf.—A. ________________________ ________ ’[^'tX Prioemeyer in Globe-Democrat. I iiiddfcvtiie Horae Cheatoat* a* Food. USSD Ata. T» TBO* BOUND 1 . , German Agriculturists bars di*A>r*red a u*o for the much deaptsed horse chestnut. । They dry, or rather Iwke them, and, when I thoroughly free from moisture,.feed them to ' their cattie. sberp and pigs, also to deer aud boar*. In the dried state these chestnut*, crmbed, are considered both wholesome and nutritious, even more v> than a.rorn*. Ac­ cording to cbvmical aual.vsi* they contain a* ■ IMCHIIIERYS^L’SFREE ■■ JOHNSTONS SARSAP ARILLA Fs OVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, , i <> w. fciiSi&HtrT' PURIFYIN6 h BLOOO. Used for 30 inure tbim one kilogram per day; milch cat­ tle, up to fire kll<*. end nnimals for fatten­ ing e* much as ten kilo* a lean Register. Preparation in trie Worla ,cr«rcl sale fc-r I We. “Johnnle was playing tag thb afternoon and fell down the cellar,” mid Mr*. Brown "But, thank Koodness, the poor Huie fellow wasn't hurt.” Bowrt. Australian exporientes prove it bad policy to offer scalp bounties for the destraction of animal p«ta Buch bount*. have becu offered for the rabbit jmt, aud. encourage! by thorn, a clots of professioaal rabbit hunti era ba* sprung up. who carefully nourish ths supply of tbrir profitable gam*, and see that toe natural Miami*, of the rabbite, which might do a great d«al to limit their iocreaw ore kent down —u^i^._ , * , ____ _ <TiME TABLE­ In effect <Tul> tut ion. friend. fore when 1 sent him for coal. He said that ho felt be wa* going to die, and b« cuuldn’t eat anything Hit cake fora week afterword ’ —New York Bun. especially ■ ® ' hurt the Bto't Quart Bottles. $1.00 hoM by *U Dru^rt*. H.-H.1 lor Clrcnlm.. W. JOHNSTON A CO.. Detroit. Mleh TO ADVERTISERS. To there* who want their *dvvril.iuK to pay. we can offer no better medium for 1 borough and eflretlrr work th .n tbr vArion* sections of our Newspamu- Advertising Bureau. 10 Hpruor ‘"treet. New York. Ha’t-ir Hwi’.J '•ClovenJ-.i ...Milo ,..,....0rt*w) , ..Richland June I «n*n» Itrook .'.'■Kalamau*^Si^fiSiktKWltaUMi Juncti wi Sllh C. JOOMecuons-^inoie jM-iW. PoTnra. Bee. * t». >'• A p- A It’s Easy to Dye ------ • ■■■ “ minwvsr askatl \ enu* one night, pointing to one of her nsigbboni io the firmament WITH DiMgDfB water, the making r>! the beds, and BMJES car FOB it. f imuos HELiSN IT. FOR SALE! •st, fish, ‘hunt, work, go to churchl or stay at home, and in virinn* style* aud quantities. Jur. figure cm what is .required todoali thnse thing* COHFORTIBLT. aud you can ui*k**f*!r •stitnate of th* value cf the IiUYEB8' GUIDE, which will b* »eut upon receipt of 10 cant* to p*y po*t*« Superior IN Strength, Fastness, Beauty, AND Simplicity- Witit re- ma. fyantow i co.. « Pm QdWtr Bnastsg Paacy Ar.kU*. U« DIAMOND PAINTS (Md, fftirer, BreaM, Copper- Only •« c«“ �flifSiwrejiii'sFiat Dreadful Disasters return. CleveUnd’s plwaliiy b ,m)T ■rbanreof l&t entw. 3 ' * An Awful Record of Human Life Sacrificed. rompaaypay Mrs. Andrew Hahby tt.UttJ JEWETT CONCEDES INDIANA HARRISON THE SUCCESSFUL MAN. UNDERGROUND HORROR IN KANSAS ?u;, ** /., Of 160 Minen AH but Two Killed by an WENT UNDER THE HAMMER. A LYNCHING IN MICHIGAN. Vader .T York and Indiana Both the buteunan from ■: • Tbe Times say*: “BsmU lu liaiia has been einctad Units*! Hut**, Iml 'while • i • th- Kirnt figures are rx* *yat ihfart.UM.il WW .Virginia ,, , ,-d with certainty, but . ij,. SJS .dec-oral vote* where ..iugii. aud tbe public can , |( , . ' J=! ", , * . ' _j I'oWou (.!„ ot T.tSO. .od d.iu) K.oul.U^o majority ou national -nd state tickets. Dvmucrn's gain wmgrrestmm in tbe First, Eleventh and Twelfth districta. and elect majority lb Loti, branch* of toe legislature Ust night tbo chairman of the Democratic state committee conceded the state to tbe Republlcaue by about 3,000 IxmaxAFoua. Ind., Nov. ft -Th. return, show -JI Democrat* und 21 Rapublicana to th* state senate, an J 54 Democrat, and 41 Ite publicans t<5 tor house. with five memban still in doubt. This gives tbe Democrats • majority of 8 in tbe senate and 13 in Um house, or a majority of 21 on jni»t ballot, but a R.jxibiiran lieutenant gov. niar will pre. side over the w-iiate, and it is a satisfaction U. the Reimbtirms to know toi« legislature will not Im called upon to elect a United Hoorier State. ... . -iit*” •t1”’1 >««»«• now , h...! ..■i.T important districts date nt tie- electoral vuto fiats at Fifty wigbtb and Fifty-ninth streets . rj .... .... Explain Thu Shook the Ground Like aa Eaxthquake. sold under foreclosure KftftftiftCmr. Mo., So,. 10-A n»eul I'.IUW,, Kft». "’ft" *rw4tol dUftaUr In U» LhUry f Kansas r-n- . . * bollot. Not many men can boast of such a record. A little Dover girl tried to warm tbo baby •ort fti .h.r, Ko, , u , ,aburb Of Pittsburg, a terribio explosion occurred rt.>M.ook rt. ..rtL lor«tn»x dm™. Upon invaatigotion it was found that 160 ight firn, burning her in a horrible man­ . She died in great agony twenty-four hours inter. Burglars made tbe circuit of New Boston below ibe surfaoo, and undoubtedly all of pit, and ClUCAQo, Nuv. 9-Tbe Herald says placed their children While"they ttemaelvai Complete cm. ml return* in about half th* ■•oimurs from Illiimia, and estimated returns from the in aU but twenty -our. show that Fifer's plu­ minors rality over PaliiMr will L.» about 9,00ft Tbe enter ths pit and countia. from which no returns Lave teen received are Boud, Calhoun, Clark. Clay, the shaft at 7 o'clock, but was forced Ulintio. Cumberland. Franklin, Gallatin, to turn bark owiag to tbe foul air. Another H. ndecwM., Henry, .Jefferson. Jvreey, Law­ attempt was made at. V £clock, but tbs rence. M ad l son, Mtiuitrv, Monroe* Gglr plucky rescuers were again forced to abanSaline. Scott, Stark and Ktepbemon. ' Complete returns from the Eighteenth from tbe ebainbeni iwlow, and this Imds cuncramiona! district snow that Furman, I ~ Michigan. Detxoit. Mich.. Nov. ft-Harrhou's plu. raiity m .'b -'ngan will reach Sd.lW, against •!-'«0n for Blame in IBM. This surprisingly large gam l. undoubtedly due to tbe return ATEaT .returns. H.. . I .lit* H> Ss-W York—It<pul>. . i uhi« tyVeuvinriwia. 5 ... ’’**>. '.‘--Return* from all tr_ ,.i • tuo state are at band, •it: . : •«‘‘electiou districts miming, was !><!I,:M|, Um straight Democratic vote be­ jbrc. -f/.i • .• outride ot New York and ing 149,835. a0.1 tbe Greenback vote 41,490. Kli.;r< - Fttrruun carries forty nine Tbe combined Grewnt<ck aud Union-Labar vote of last Tu*aiay will ii.Joxraed 8.01N. J (isv'vland eleven. Iu IBM • [>>,■ .,'.4 I fourteen counttM. • York aud King* Harriaou gXVi.'t..' I'uisiitr. Cleveland IU.4UI- plural-' sty. ’•■■ ' ' ’• vk. -ounty Cleveland re.eivtd '•'.-L plurality, In King* county Ovelbal '•« 12.037 plurality. Theos ..- HjrrMun «-plurality 11,763 frcci tbe Sixth oongrewuuual district give . •!■: e> ...rind forty-five and Hill fifteen Cleveland 4,000. majority, again over 1«.i mp,;— .. Niagar.q Ren*—Her. aad of nearly 400 Edmunds, Deinocrate, for suibv.. । ><-nt for Hill and against Clere- c.mgrwe* runs elww to Cleveland. Hopkins, .s^L . Mur ■ lupiete return* show that p.-e—nt reprvaentative, receives about 10U HffT« pluro.'.tr |s tnin-b larger than was votee in tbe district as j indtqwudent candi­ rljeitr.!. I instead Ut IxUDJ h.OOU. a« some date for re-election. Reports fn>m th;so.. ;i will reasi. IH.t<M. /Jones, Ninth district give Buchanan. Democrat, a Pt:r., < aiolslais- fur lieutenant governor. is darted. Gray, Dem.. candidate for n<.rt - ;••-'• J>nw and Gtay ran far *.«*dif H .n th*- ty. which more than compensates for Ijwm in tbe interior. ( X».tt >rK|W*. . Unnttm- W. V»., Nov. ft—Dispfilctes ,ia n ••< •-. ir >c> (hr capital of : Dentate mc: oca.n U.ut IietucKniH* State Treasurer Tboap’-ei ■-. n wlm tbe state to tbo Repubbtan*,bt!.••+•' ’ ■ j majority. This li siflp .- ivulk'ination of the “toady Repuhli«!.' ' that l ave lean ••vming in. The R»j .< I', ‘Ute '■..runnttev here claims tbe •i.. I iiry । lini t» have at least three sul ;r■•(*’.:■ ■ «ubd delegation of four ocn... ri.ey . ,.i.in a majority for tbe •■<••: ■ ii tn-, -t ..nd a majority in tbe lugisisture . nr <>f tb*< Republican entbuca»!t. it. •! •■ ■ity i« unprecedented. On . I • ry Uust the "aolid - '■ .• a*, but by the vol* of this . p'.i‘ • ■• ' ii.-.:»«>,toi ’ . • bevn n.inpleted in IW of tbe ■ t.. ( city. anJ the following.,.-»»ii: Clevrlaod. Sn.MiO: Harri- ll- <Ve,t - t iruv leavo tbe Deinocrate no c<i« ... .rate or a majority of tbe ermgrem , .1 il-l- • .thin. Tbd Republican ma;■<;!»• • < ahforuia ff|j] te, fully IU,(XX). and t’-r ui ‘MUgressmen will be Rapub- thm fa u .. .-atnave.1 Si!,2Sl votos. Inriqd:!.,.- , . but niue precincts in this city l i t. >.ut-.1 l,jpj ouuitle precincts, tbe re«-t l*tu$; H,»rrison. 113,578; Cleveland, MH.W r «r, |,U5p; Curtis, l,0®t McKanna sad Vandever, Republicans, are elected in liwTtiu ! sod Hixth coiigrHuuonal districts; < ■ —w aou 13,-Bmween *.000 and damp sod in Waldheim cemetery Sunday afternoon to do hunor to tbe memorise of plorvd fur tba remaining victims. It will probably t>»> three or four days before toe i■'Hiles nan i>e recovered, aud many being t urned beyond recogii.Uon a fall Iht of tbe displayed a red satin ribbon, tbo symbol of revolution. George A. Schilling, who reminded those present, that they bad met together on that beautiful autumn day to celebrate tbo death When h» had conclud'd, fifty pupils of tbe Noi thwveteru Socialist Sunday school, boys and girls, mug in German the song, “For Truth aud Right" Then, with a letter m bis hand. George Schilling stopped forward reach f-tween fifty and sixty parson*. firs being discovered in tbe packing room of the Ho tester Bteani Gauge and Lantern works, a factory employing a large number ■ as defeated by 2,te0 voter them. woodsman, who oinunilted an assault aa Pauline Burcloff, a German girl. She had waa a sncoemful practitioner and highly re­ spected. riotwly aud succe«le<> in defunding bereelf. pounded and kicked her into insensibility. burglary charge*, wvr* relmsed by a chore An Ypsilanti student lugged off Qaafield committed suicide Friday night at other night by a strange noise and sprang out of, bed to investigate, alighting on a burglar's back. But the burglar didn't care U- get aoquainted, and throwing hi* ruler to three years at tbe Jackson pnsou, has failed to show up at that injUtudun Crooked Wednesday by a mysterious telegram. Bar ORDERED TO HAYTI. PofcrsMotmi, N. H.. Nov. 14.— United The chap who hjtllow'rened tbe depot safe at Saranac ^oi just 38 mate for bis trouble. Tbe Grand Rapids man who suspected his wife of being untoitbfu! and got a detective to help him watch their hums ou a recent dark night Is altogether sick of his conduct good drubbing. Although it seems almost 1^> enough be but of ana atm, lightning g “ away with Im children of his death. Schilling broke tbe seal with a trembling hand and commenced to rend with reading was completed it wetiied as tbcugti throats was mingled with jbe wailing of tbe wind as it swept through tbe lifeless brancoe* . CtMcnrxATi, O., Nov. 8.—Tbe total vote of Hamilton county uo tbe prraideuUal ticket was: Harrison. 41.741: Cleveland. Sb,8U The enure Rvpuidicau ticket was elected ex- victim was a yooug married woman, wboes Montague physician for Martin McNearnny, tbe Mud Lake man HOLOCAUST AT ROCHESTER. The Calumet & Hecla Mining company, seeking mom world's to conquer, paid AMO,per is a high-priced fruit Fort Huron people carry >700,000 hf« fa. surtum in a New York company. Mn Francess Clark, au f*3 year-old maiitent of Brighton, was fatally burned the cnuntermaiided^oo account at the ordered to Hayti. She, however, leftKinga- receives »3,5<V acci-lant Insurance for tbe William Ainslry, tbe altering Williamston duebesa of Marlborough's furniture and brio- were working In tlir»e upper floors, and as soon as tbhy found there "u fire underneath diana Just beesuuw be took a notion to do SO. Hallow een was a high old time in many Michigan town*, but the university students Tbe Repub- Demte-rats . ooreds lO.UUl rbicli are four fsctyight inches high, are nd to be tbe finest Tver brought to this Your father » a self-offered sa. rir.ee upon Partial returns received uji to last evening assembly will probably 'tan! ously that they will probably die. By V o'clock tbe building was entirely destroyed. bushel, per acre. If any other Michigan farmer can beat It, Mr. T. would like bis pastofflee eddreea. John Botts was an inmate of the MunU-altn county poorbouse, but Iwcanio tired of his surroundings and made hlsewape Wander ing out into a swamp be gut uu. k fast, and before he was rescued came near perishing from cold and exposure. John bets high that te’ll let we'd enough alone hereafter. Tbe weeping a nd sobbing cvnUnuml fur It Is announced that Frank Godfrey, of tbe gtate printing bouse of Thorp A Godfrey, at Lanaing, has withdrawn frutn tllat firm and Reuate—IV, I out of 38 counties give Cleveland 5.OH, Har­ rison 7.WM. tirsly safe, and the rest unaccounted fee, of whom quite a number are unknown by name. Tbe sceure at the fire were beartreuding. ' ■ ! missing) gives Hanieon 183.447; Cleveland, I J51.1WU. Fisk, B.64I. Hamc in 18M gave Blame i4'0lS; Ctevetand. P.S.MM; Butler, SI. John. 9.9H1 For goveriMS—Ames. lHi.4-K‘. ltaa*"U, W,Md;, Earle, 9,17(1 ftepublicsm plurality, plim», who administered spiritual comfort to those who were iu a dying condition. 'Die factory wsa built ou tbe high bank, on tbe I■ a .ft . ___ -iaa. aa.J Ma. a ,11 ill > 1 t buildings that were in great danger a lung time were the RocbostiT Cotton factory and Williams A Hoyt’s sh& factory, but both of tbew buildings were saved from destruction, Forrusxti. Ore.. Nov. A—Returns cotne the only damage dune to them bsing by in slowly, but sufficient are received to show that Harrison’* majority in tbe state is over smok- and water. Following ia a list of tbe casualties so far 7,500. . as hnrtnxl up to midnight: Killed—.John Allen, Dem., la elected as delegate to emi­ Gall, foreman; Joseph Darner, jumped from gre** from Washington territory by about I sixth floor and picked up dead: Henry 2,50) majority over Voorbewc Rnyder, burted internaily; Frank A. Ocbs and Joseph Webbar. Tbe injured are—Frank Biddons, both legs LxwiBTOX, Me.. Nov. 7.—Tba Evening and bark broLeo, will probably die; Jacob Journal 11a- returns from 300 towns which Diehl, night watchman, burned Internally foot op Harriaou ®,90S. Cleveland :»,<S9/ and prostrated by shuck: John Dsvlin, left Fisk 1.9'9. Streeter jfJO. The same towns leg and wrist injured and Chew more or less voted in BeptenibefT Burleigh tB.064, Put­ burned nnd bruited; Iticbard Pierre. John nam 47.330. Cushing 2,374, Simmons 1.296. Greeuauer. William Devlin. Frank Froedlin, 8. Burkhard. Oscar Knotts. J»ph Burk­ hard Chari.-* Diehl. G. KipprrL Stephen VKB MOI.-NVS — ------Fort**, John Greeoauer tseeood by that plurality in Iowa will probably excweu 30.­ 000. Weaver in tba Bixtb district aud An­ name). Co® Hoderan, John Ball Those known to be missing are-Thomas derson in the Eighth are beaten, giving tbe Mathias. S. Rol.blna, Charles Websr, John . .. .rt__ ■______________ (Tnnnnr M. VT BUW>. — ———• -----Frank Itevnteb and Alfred Ga““°^ WUmrt«rt» Friends” Other addiv—followed in Enplish and German, and after a final song by tbe Man quietly returned to the city. । j I J. & McAlister. llsved him ot the pile la a single night ■ A Cedar Springs deputy sheriff thought bo SHE WAS PROBABLY INSANE. him to be TascoU, tbe Chicage murderer. . a fanner, who lived near North IJberty, a village of tai* county, was killed by hit wife naturally violent. Yesierlay morning, after an unusually angry dispute wi.h bar bus- s: Al| tbe Winchester purchased here batur- occurred tlwre Satuiday. Bvvtauj, N. Y., Nov. Soulbainp.on is 10.—A serious two miles thii side of Tonawanda, Saturday apologised. gogusa. OA woolen goois examination, vaid tbst vetoes “prevented people from attending to other people'sJiusinw«." Now revise tbe lexicons. ■ him repeatedly, an I finally felling him to tbe various I Ake Suj'oriar Inn mines. A 4’0.000 Ore need up Malone A Co's box striking switchman, and Cbarha H. Hooten, • IM-. soft. r-Tb.I olfto' w ■ruling iu .»’v. of IMuT-n, Rep, in tbe Fin* and Ciunie, Dsm . ia the Fifth. Cleveland's plurality in “2* niy >» over 2,700, but tbe Republicans CmCAOG, Nov. The THE SUNSET STATE. !■'■ i r-»n : change Friday morning for 4200,000. Theta huge flats fare the Central park an 1 include the Barcelona, Madrid, Listen, Salainaucn, Toloa, Granda, Valencia, and Cordova. John J. McComh loaned the Navarro com­ pany between fc.0,6u,£M)and 43.ffM.000,taking a second mortgage, and toe torecloaure waa on a partial mortgaga of 436-1,(W held by him Mr. McComb was tbe only bidder. He bid 4'200.(00 and got the flats The total cost of the buildings, which were recently put up, was between F>.<X»,(M0 and M.0U0,- i’l.UOU plurality over Kimball of about lt,0ui>. maakad men and hanged to a tree Last Monday Felon brutally aaraltad an aged CHICAGO ANARCHISTS. rality. * .. . N#v. III. —A 'peci'al dis. 'TirXm-Ja T»i-jrapb from . tiiuhaiSp ni Saturday ’ • ••.•!.--to« that the state n t.y I.OOJ vote. Goff mrn ,r hr I.MKL *aa i i.hcivw lietuorratlr aud the Victory < aimed bj Hut I, Parties. •jjx ! ■. Nov. *.-AKeturna eorne •s ■. .i it-n are no s’oiaplete figutev '• . ar.J muntiM. .Both .idea claim ' -stat: uty give* the Democratic ..tv.:, and naisotial lickolv a majority r it .. 8 ••’. and by 16.t li.ans at .’,'lOiL Tbe que*U<iu 3 •• -r tbe H-publiean jiluralily vutaide . vi-rrvi... tb.a . Nov. 9--Tbe -'••unt in ‘ 1. precineta outaida tbe tbe t. ~:i votes aoter tbe V..37U cast in this city, Kisr Hst I K.. I Cleveland. 8S,Wt; Ftak, disft have peri»Ue.L Otte-r attempts will be made to reach tbs entombed m-n. I-atxil—Gut of a total of 1C,< men, who daerwodad Into tbe mine only fourteen have been token out alive, the greater part ot them being terribly burned and cannot live. Thirty-six IxxHcs won, found on the north Ion,’a dissolute character, was tak<-n from »100 and no questions asked V. V. Bidwell, of Wahlruw—Bidwell no- mtencxN upon the audience Cleveland's plurality will exceed Fire damaged Hodges' iron works st Han­ cock 415,000 worth on tbe 3<h Insurance, •5.O00. If Orin Safford, an old-timar of Filat, is billiard baUhss-o yesterday Uh. Insurance foots up about gS.OOd ' A Grand Rapids girl lost an election bet po^jtira MM J. wrTltn. Dan+vl. Sparks and Mi bound for India out a pig-pen. A Ftockhridgv girl of 14 summon, was eo finally dre I'm Hftftriftrtft poliUod advice that cuonx suit ’ass tbey'ae retaliated by witbdrawieg red—Robert and Horatio Hall, aad Joeepb Smith. Platt y^qSaVynt ten others eoeaped with i.n •• ’he CLOSE VOTE IH CONNECTICUT. rhiXv is « total mtimated at about tL iiwnrenre is 4179.001 pvss Cloveiaad a plurality of nearly teO, “*t* two Republican ud two Democratic «»Cn*.meu, and a Republican legislature, . Xz*W111 :tM> •ut* offlewr.. 11 tbe Ttt0CfaItc nominees, although having a plorulitT over the Republicans, fafl of a maXdy of th.> whole vote. Couplet- returns give Cleveland 74,MM; “*rT1-Fisk, 4.18L Cleveland's Ptaraldy. .JM hr Guveroor, Morris, Dem., '74.IM4; Rep, 73,4M; Camp, Probiblticm, M®. Tbe legislature ia Republican on joint telkA by 4U. - ------ -- „ uvw u—ru iruia Hurabty in « »■« of 41.0M. /SA kmu Previous r> Pbokia. IIw. Nov. 10.-Saturday sacrw- Daily Transcript ou bis mertgage ef muragomeoti be^*r-gtered by ‘ UnPod Stete. Mr«dt w-w attested �favorite hymns. THE BLOW ADVANCE OF GENERAL LEARN­ COMPOSITION MODS ING AMONG THE O8MANU. OF WORLD DEVOTIONAL SONGS. THI HASTINGS, MICH.. FOWTOFFICE. AUGUST 14, 1878. Bt. MBu off H win .... EDITORIAL NOTES. The republicans in Michigan were, ou state teatMM, opposed by the solid saloon fatereeta of Michigan, wbo raised 940.000 With which to defeat Luce for governor and tbe repabiksm earn!Mates for thelegix- Hastings Hx-Ungs. bo™, mry nltfii, tereuts are cosmenied. tbe republicans of Michigan tisve burned their bridges behind TWO PROFESSIONAL BEGGARS. and* of votes by its uncompromising atti­ tude on the liquor question, especially the local optiew plank of the platform. The repuldinm |>arty has won, has elected its toopla, is divided into foursection* of twontygovernor by 17.000. aud over two-thirds of the tnuails-rs of the legislature. The re­ markably good, m to also that of tbo military publicans of Michigan must take no back­ college at PancaldL Tba aapply of student* ward step on the saloon question, and when the legislature shall meet most give ua a local option law, that can successfully run tbe gauntlet of the courts. Tbe solid south is broken. West Vir­ ginia goes for Harrison, etecta four repub­ lican congreMinen, And a republican legis­ lature which insures a republican U. S. limited to oral lesoons from the Kuran, which Senator, in Delaware the republicans get the presiding bodja (teacher) delivers to them the legislature, insuring another U. 8. in tbe original Arabic, perfect gibberish, of senator. In Missoulri, the republicans coursu, to the children until explained, and he, I am told, i* sun* to translate uuly the gain three congressmen, and largely de­ most dogmatic aud iutolerout portions • crease the democratic majority. In Mary­ land the republicans cut down Cleveland's Turkhh imtitutiou — part orphans' home*, plurality from 11.000 in ’84 to less tiian part school—ouo day when exploring old 3,000, and gain two congressmen. On the tariff question the south can nn longer be for you. Wo wre told that the imposing called solid. building before wboee muarive iron gateway O'Donnell's plurality In this district is only 6.8V1. Of this Barry count}- contrib­ at which our driver was knocking looked as uted WOO. Mr. O'Donnell no doubt appre­ Wellington R. Burt is a ve¥y dead cock in the plL In spite of hla iMxxiie, in spite of the support he received from the taioons. in spite of tbe infamous distortions of facts he made with regard to state taxes. Mr. Burt Is lieaten by Farmer Luce by 17,000. Great Britain will continue to pay toll on all English goods shipped Into American markets. The voters ofjjtls country aut- the republican ticket made a plneky fight, and though defeated, be ran 2,000 ahead of his ticket. Gen. Harrison lias made no mistakes In this campaign, but lias so conducted him­ self as to win voles every day since his nomination. The Dcnslon vetocr has had his day. It has beerk^sysbort a day as possible, but it was as hmg as the soldier boja could stand It. in whteh bi* wonderful compauv plaiea Bo well known has this rowl managers ftrr larjre atv aud.ww. -- — ------- Ul'll tw»w a jTO’Wuit .mite. against a lamp post. hearted. When followed than, tbe young man the while aathing m hie power to aid him. than anytiling elec," he said. head and beavud a «igh. The other did After drinking tbe said: “My dear man, bow can I ever repay your kindness! I'm out of work and I haven’t got a cant. Thb b tbe first thing I have put in my stomach today. I haven’t got a homo . “Oh, that's all right,' arousing atlrepy looking porter. who scanned us leisurely aud then announced that "School be admitted.” During his nteenco we looked aliout and decided that though surrounded by high walls of solid masonry this was no girls’ school, fur the window* had neither curtains j —,------------- * - —.- - ■ la. thmtro ticket* for dtotribun...: »i»i—k.-wrt.r--. Krtwj'tai^S- Hb chin drooped upon Ho looked like a laborer. , T diooo of people who look*. l( th,y tlul for their seat*. Hevm-ul J | purest iuwvui™, — ---- ----------------------------appear in almost every church cullectloa« .** __ i .____ >r.___ a.k... «.W™ TwaA. old. They stood in front d tb«_.k Uj. plainly discerned tbo hand of Proridenoe, as to the fntariiviB •w—. through tbo loss of property. That, however, 1‘aaim at an evening aarrtea, and white a few of the leading member* of his society were developing the subject still further In the parlor of one of their number, that Mr. Gftmore jotted the hymr down lu pencil prepoem wn* haudal by him to hto wife, who ■ent it, without hi* knowledge, to Tbe,’ Watchman aud Reflector, in’which paper it j ... ...W .fine nnnted. a DOUBXJC CLAIM. Tbe history of tbe beautiful bymn, “I Would Not Live A)way,” affords one of tho most nnnarkablv instances of n double claim to authorship on record, it is almost uni­ versally accredited to Dr. Muhlenberg, and I'll get you a sui-per. two. I uuly wish I could buy you a new suit of clothes. I’ll take you home with me to-night, and maybe I cau vu actual receipt*. That this rffr.wxnot be doutSed.—Pfailtp j 1M,n -D. C. R ing of that recktem spirit, "The world owes me u Bring and I’m going to have U." If gymmeut planted a roaviet tbe next rich man doe* nut *dl out and di»tritium tribute soon soon onough. enough, they they will will thirst thirst for for hi* bis Tbo convict* nwulted. ktilwl thliving bteitri tnA. <ttu riche*- perhaps for bi* blood. If soma of his and wealth to ill gotten, a* ia tbe care with many donke'-s and bonm. Him* that Utuc u . oJ wm thought to live tbrre. cfaaihaa neb men, they will consider it all so. once awl self abnegation, while subjectively attractive, ignores the objective and ultimate umma man nearly naked, orfy mg * n nto back. He was quite as lunmw-1 ho died in* Litchfield, They bad been talking in a loud tone aud apparently paying no attention to their sur­ roundings. Having paid for tbo drinks, the young fellow with the big heart turned from the bar aud approached a prosperous looking Conn., iu 187L toll of the misfortunes of hb romjianioa aud printer poet was reared, wbo look Episcopal convention held in 1&J0, original <x>tDi>oBiUon* which were bound into fact, as history ha* shown, and a* we are now b<<inmug to knew, both are injured, but tbe greatest harm to done to tl»e »uppow«l txpeflciariM.—Charte* W. Bmlley In I’opola/Bdenco Monthly. gate Was found, and after benefit right there. He had not talked long, out of tbe place in double quick time. The beard bad grown to great lugib, imd be i.j In., all ... Americans. It wa* most gratifying to our national pride to see his face brighten and note tbe pleasure with which he extended to our nationality. Ho escorted n* through tbe 1 am prep and at reason auction sales perienee in t give satisfact with Ranney ton. Mich. WANTED? LOCA Circulation tills w Thursday eve Union halt tried by both Franco and Russii, and b said dynamo, provided with comprwiid oxygvn Hew York Tribqne. Kkm in the city. It b not often that Henry 5. Willey, the polite cud affable clerk at the Grand Fnciflc quarter themselves at thb popular IxXel, but handaimo and unique book entitled “Poet* and Poetry of ITinterdom,' who became cunvinced of tbe justice of Ward * claim before admitting it to a place in hl* collection. . cowrni'8 MjurruuiKCE. Among the older hymn* which still retain ready Willey always hands with a bow and Wood wanted promised tbe sam WhltUaVs Great John G. Whlttbr.'s Y tXl KOH ! own up beaten. A serious looking individual, boys, besides a large number of day acbolare, all of whom were required to don a Uniform and submit to a rigid discipline, flu teowed, us through a room where hundred* of uni­ forms were banging, all numbered, and when walking through an immense gibing hall where covers wen* laid for uloreTban 400, ho poinUv! to. origin of this composition ia related by John Banvard, who received it from an old cierg} - school*. and sympathise with other p,-.^He knows bow tlfe poorer folk feel awl tnink. Wanted tn tr Teachers Mao urdsy succeeding gram. moaorB. cuacludv«ly that light ban M. D.. in Glob»-Democrat taiioti of knowing everybody, but it b only concealing stolen greos m the circu John Furlong S accustomed himself to reading letters upside himself. land ha* caused Un* death of uO.lXJC'.OOO peo­ ple and ha* wrought glO.UUi'.'.t-J.OUu worth of He: In Paib a man picks up u living by goisg ArtniUe Tu the Detroit Tribune belongs much of the credit for the splendid victory in Mich­ prtasiblo stadenu “in durance vile,” confined Tbe Tribune has made no mistakes. person, with a mnnll ventilator near the top through which a few rays of light could enter. While wo jstaard through the high empty halls, aud from room to room, we saw igan. The late Prof. Sam'l Dickie's efforts to “smash the republican party” do not seem to have been a glittering success. Hepublican president, republican senate, republican house of reprcwentatlves. That’s glory enough for one election. Don. M. Dickinson is a very alck ’boss. Be has learned that he doesn’t carry' Mtehgan iu his vest pocket. W. J. Stuart, a Barry county boy. was elected prosecuting attorney of Kent coun­ ty by over 1,900. Harry county republicans rejotec over Belknap’s election In the Grand Rapids district. Wasn't It a landslide? thing ehw. It wasn’t any- bundlre of key* in band followed tbo director ami watched our evary look and motion with lynx uyed v igi lance. We were teown through so many empty class rooms that wo began to wonder if the porter had not been mistaken before us were about twenty lads with books looks up-Mr. Willey at once call* him by hb for a chemical laboratory. Till*, it was quite evident, was tbo pet and pride of tbe director. Here we wore pretrnd to be omted. entire J>arty. Citixeu (late at night trying tbe door of the ate market}—Hl, there. fes always worn by tbo Turkish subject* and stillness and order about a great institution tbe canola out and exhibit* it t-> the auh usl trunk and dteor „r said “What price room do you wont Mr.------, Morrill» Company's up a pen. raadu a horixontal date at about tbe middle and la between tbe first three pair of upright*, when tbo signature read, “IL H. HilL” Mr. Willey owned that far once The wink-boh' term to Woodla IF YOU WANT A will sell on wm Every peroon belonging to the European factor they are in There ia nothing of this sort in Indian upper cl*** society. There tbo man aud women dine strictly apart, tbe women greatly on the tearing* of the men. and that, too, in r-wrc* of degree very like those in a royal naval teip Patertamiiiaa dints by bim*clf, then the together in group*, according to FINE OVERCOAT urn! tbo troth. rill her life she never The tabulate ■•omb and brush And come at once while the stock is complete. ‘Hmrtwd. WU terma. Enquir We'll call ou end S cMM. man before and ho could not make anything 11__ tn,.. ... . GLOVES AND MITTENS belongs to each of Halk tbc first time in bb life, Mr. WlU.y will sur­ prise him by putting out hb hand and calling mean, anyway? Might I ask your name? a simple problem iu geomotiy. All stared at us with immovable featurje, and wo as si­ lently nilruatod. Wo woim then taken-ucrleu an open court to a modern looking building without giving order* Dr.-Lathrop co this week. He our carriage our attention was arrested by a hffto'clock. Cltixen—Well, you'd have to come down IhlO Buichy and opeu her up. 1 tote m’ wife thlib (fate) roor'n that I was (fate) goln' fistin' t'day and I want t'ahow her b'gx*>h that I'm - Island with a valuable mo*; pamonx, who had gone off without him. and that since that time to had bren alou.- uu th. island. He bad lived on fnuta aud tort* Kwrl w.Ll 1..- . . . . ' tying hb pocket knife to a stick, and from their hides made a hut. He wtu glad to w left hurriedly. DELTON, Hew York Sun. noon tne jKirter returned ond-reoaducted our entire pitrty up the well paved Walk and a flight of marble steps aad, without waiting for card* or tbo slightest introduction, wo tled that matter November «th, and settled It for a generation. Hibbard Baker, the Hastings boy who ran for congress in the Detroit district on friend in whore dwelling tbo ver» bad their birth. “It wm written,” rey* MlwCyy. “in 1W, 1 composed it in the Httte back, third happy to think that any word I could oay baa done a little good in tbe world." Among tbo many *weot and helpful byinns rung st devotional meeting* in thi* country, . *_____ ,__ __ ______ .k.„ .s.tbL ginning.- “Ho L/xdrth Ma" 1: wa* wedded ? „ ___ ___ iu.nd publican jmrty in this state gained thous­ ciates the royal support be has received from republicans in every county, but ware were truer to him than tbe republleans of Horry. ' ■____________ . WHQLESALE AND RETAIL I The Largest Stock in the City No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Don’t You Forget It Them AH E.W. MORRILL & CO. �Bastings Banner. . personal mention. -^^^j^dueaday, Nov. 14, 1888. M«da~ "csxuauo. w*. in town Stoves! Court convened Monday with tin- follow­ ing uure cn^ibe calendar! Stoves! Stoves! cniMiifsx. cjtvaaa. Tbe people vs. Joseph T. Goucher, ate tempt to dig up, disinter, remove and carry per box. All are cordially Invited. We are loaded with the o n.hlr libriv "-present a large cast «>> w’l*’*4' tt*rl01'-- * 'iiltlaihl. Byway a human indy. Kir '■ ion. baluD’$«» cofiUnlaTo-night Francis lailmdie and Ml»> Hat­ T1h! people vB. John Curtis; larceny. . vferenecs anti ami small security tie Rowell will be here and »o will Pygma­ .‘"T'* ** ""l,ta« . Il .in or address lion and Galatea. Mr. Labodle and MjL stolen goods. s. P. CLEMENT, SdVs” Chtor*? ** dnuna ent,,,«» ‘*nX Th? people VS. Edward Demaray: as­ ------ OF-----5 retr House. Lansing, Mich. body s Chi Id In several places near here Middleville, attended sault and battery. court Monday. ' anti many no doubt have aeeu them. Theh Tbe people vs. Armllle Hallock; eblld names alone are a sure guarantee of a first Dr- Shepard. of Grand Rapids, was In murder. class eutcrtalnmcnt. Don’t fall u> see city Churaday. . The people vx. Thoma* Casey; burglary. them to-ulght. ** The ixxiple vs dement Murridgc; for­ Mich. gery. Ever shown in Barry County, T.hC.C:,IUa! “‘“‘Mt**, the new rallroml The people vs. Theodore Smith; felon!projected by Jern-Boynton to connect the ou* assault. a potnt ,B OUo with Rogers Tbe people vs William Bryan; seduction. City In this state, by way of Hattie CnZ-k CAS9!' «•>■“• >■- The people v*. James I* Gregory; dtsorand Ixrwell propose* to build Into thia city derly person. from Lowell, rhe new route is claimed to /The people vs. Adalbert H. Winn and Ijeorpiiw^'1 Michiganshorten the distance between Grand Rapids Charles W. Statuum; attempt to dig up. dis­ iuuLNcw York about ten miles.—Kalamainter, remove and carry away a .human wk> Telegram. body. Dec. 15. in* tn building open ror Tbe people v*. Amos Broughton; viola­ We carry everything to be found in a fl rat-cl ass Hardware For the benefit of those who drolrv to tion of liquor law. Store, including a fine line of teaclu a review class will be conducted by orncKKS’: The people vs. Joseph Wilsou; felonious the BupL during the remainder of this assault ' 0 <llBobi:i- 0. ITesMriU; term, and until the subjects required for ’ .uivHur, Vice. Pres.: The yteopte vs. Frederick Adams; assault third grade certificates are reviewed. This C. D. Beebe. Cashier. will lie a farbetter opportunity for prepar­ w.» lj Of MMdkvllIe. with intent to murder. The people vs. Alexander Kane;;forgery. We are dosing out the well known ing for a certificate than Is offered by a were In the city Monday. IlKCTORIC ISBVX8 or fact. one UMinth's teachers’ class. But one sub­ Uli “d h.v.-n-mv.d William H. Owen vs. John H. 1Beamer. ject will be reviewed at a time, and those td their farm in Baltimore. J. A. C.rcble. assumpsit. wbo wish the full benefit of the review, Cheater Messer. The Hastings City Bank vs. ILeonard MLcn W. Felghner, of the Nashville should loin tbe class at once. Wunderllcb: assumpsit. Do not fail to look us over before you buy. News, was in the city Saturday. William T. Rose appellee v*. 1Thomas .. ”'«hl •>>«» wonUm for .. G*?r<e, ’* r’r«nd Rapids, Ellsworth, appellent: assumpeit. mkteg totstatsss Transacted. Birr, Mr. No. i«_ Knlrtu ot 1-ythl,.. i| the guest of Mrs. W. J. Bowne. Thomas Ellsworth, appellee vs. William w ork in the three ranks was exemplified. J IL J. Newton and wife, of Silver Creek, T. Rose and Myron Potter: debt on award. About 125 mcnilxTs of lodges from Grand Stephen CH Clark vs. William II. Nor­ Rapids. Allegan. Otsego. Kalamazoo. Eaton N. Y., are visiting relatives In town. man; assumpsit Rapids. Charlotte, NaahvlUe. Middleville Mrs. William Stlmpson, of Ann Arbor, First National Bank of Grand Haven va. and Lake Odessa were present. After the Is visiting her parents A. Black and wife. Wesley Fox and Zagona Fox; assumpsit completion of the work the lodge adjourn­ issue March 18. 1888. I?; GJ?d*»r &,ul wife spent Sunday; ed to Font'll hotel and there partook of a John Holden, appellee u Daniel F. banquet. Judging from the opinion* of with E. U Haff and family, Grand Rapids. Newton, ap|>ellant: assumpsit the visiting members this affair was a sucC. W. Sherman, of Charlotte. ha* been Sarah Wright vs. Frank c. Treat ut aU l am prepared at any time cV8* and Barry lodge I* to be congratulated “> the cJtj for tlw P**1 few °n busl- trespass on the case. over the achievement. Simeon N. Baldwin vs. Tim City of and at r.hi--<>iiable rates to cry Hastings: assumpsit. The association for the advancement of Onto Strong and family, of Nashville, auction Have, had exThe City of Hastings vs. The Hastings women will hold their sixteenth congress been guests this week at Clement National Bank: assumpsit perieneeiin. tnh work ari<l can in Detroit, Michigan. Nov. 14. 15 and 16 have Containing the latest and best patterns of Smith's: Nicholas Barry, appellee v*. Scott Mc­ .give -at isdn "Lion. Leave orders in the “Church of Our Father,’’ Bagley John Mate and Joi* Tyndall went to Intosh nud Jane McIntosh, appell|iits; as­ and Park street. Executive acswith lianucy A Norwood. Del­ axenue sumpsit Grand Rapids yesterday to attend a Jubilee slons at 10 o'clock a. m. Public session* The First National BankofGfand Haven ton. Mich. at 2:30 and at 8 o'clock p. m. At evening of the Salvation Army. Henry Hobbs, of Lansing, a former resi­ v*. Wesley Fox and Zagona Fox; assump­ sessions an admittance fSe of twenty-five sit Issue June 18. 1888. CCDU will be Charged. A conference of dent of this place. has been spending sever­ CHASCKKV—FHIKT CLASS. nnll I LUFiKKTCLASaS. Permanent. officers only will be held Nov. 18. Enter- al days vialting old friend* here. AND Charles M. Putnam vs. William H. bi<a$-u>t pr-'bMt-.f position for tbe right men. talnment for officers and speaker* during Mrs. W. K. Goodyear and Mr?. Carrie Good - 01'1 a-xpense* paid weekly. Lib- the bCMlons of the congress will be pro­ Goodyear were tbe guesU at Kala'irazuo Strlcklen and Melissa Stricklen; foreclos­ ure. T ' wal lodih ei'»ents to tn rtnners. N<> pn-rfous ex- vider! upon application to Mrs. Sara this week of II. E. Hoyt and wife. jurteu'r r's'y.r*. Oiiiut fretWrite for Phiiena Abbey vs. Alonzo Park and Lu­ Philleo Skinner, 160 Bagg -street Casa Miss Nora Ainsworth, of Grand Rapids, cera Park: foreclosure. ' Vhak1.*> H.fllASE. Nurseryman. Park. Detroit. who ha* lain a guest of Mrs. Clement Alonzo Ferris vs. Nettie Raymond and JirelKn it?-p»per. Rochester. N. Y. Smith, left Saturday fof Nashville. ' Martha A. Wood; foreclosnre. On Thursday evening. Nov. 23, a con­ ~ LOCAL NEWS/?’ The follovnbut apply for divorces: ------ AT-----Mrs. James I~ Wilkins and daughter cert will be given at Union hall for tbe Almira B. Smith V*. Henry C. Smith; ts nefit of Miss Sarah Jones. Every effort Nellie returned Saturday from a teu day? George Brace vs. Eliza Brace; Marvin . bus tx-en made by Miss Jones and her visit with friends in Grand Rapids. 2,088 Thomas vs. Delphene Thomas: Theodore friend* to make this a musical treat that Newell Mixer and family, of Grand J. Hagar vs. Crusa A. Hager: Alma E. will satisfy the people and we trust that Raplda, have been In tbe city the past few IaCwIk vs. George F. Lewis; James 8. Miss Jones will be met by a full bourn*. days railed here bj the death of the Scheldt vs. Katie A. Scheldt; William IL Miss Shepherd. Miss Jones instfuctor In former* brother Walter Mixer. Strlcklen v*. Melissa Stricklen. eonceft at Olivet college, will be present and take ./Revs. Puffer and Rolland left yesterday ’ George Woolett vs. Charlotte Marble; part. Prof. Dubee. of Olivet college c«m- W>r Spring 1-ake there to attend the meet­ bill to quiet title. servatory of music, who is a very talented ing. Nov. 18, u and 15. of the Grand aiANCKBY—Fonrrn czjtss. piano soloist, has <*onaented to apjiear. RapklH district ministerial association mid John A. Verdine vs. Francis Olney, Tbe l>est local talent has been engaged and revival conference. Abram A. Post et aL; bill of Interpleader, ited 'turn thoM« have have spared no jarln- to perfect themselves proofs In open court jury. .tin* on subscription. in their work. Popular price* of admis­ Francis Olney vs. John A. Verdine, Ou Thursday' night .me of the men em­ sion will be charged. ployed <m the C. K. A 8. it. R extension Abram A. Pont et a!.; bill to declare mort­ F. IL Barlow & Co. purchased a quantity of clothing at the. gage satisfied, proofs In open court. Jury. Board ot canvassers met at the court Mary Norton vs. Louis L. Norton, Scot>•>: new* of the election will store of E. W. Morrill A Co. From there house yesterday, and, organized by ••lecting ihsWe paar of this issue. he went to J. Ptlug’s saloon and laid hte to Nash et aL: divorce, alimony, proofs in J. J. Perkin* chairman. Following are package down on the safe, but it bad dfcv- open court. ride- property in city fora the official republican pluralities tn Barn­ Clifford p. Beelx* vs. Clark C. Field: bill apjMMXed when hr wa* ready to leave the ('. D. Bkebk. county: place. Marshal Rogers wa* notified and for accounting, proofs In open court Hsrrteun and Mortoe MB Julia L. 1’utnam vs. Adam Tinkler; bill after some search the missing articles were Lore wr ................................................. oos found secrrtol near the lodgings of the for specific performance, etc., proofs In iImnksglvlng. See pro- u’ Hornell Colgiove. Sensloe ... . jft famous --node” Smith. 'Suspicion at once open court. Christopher Kill vs. Zebadiah Park et rested on him and after some Inquiry It G- »r"e.<'<n. charged with nonoer. anena ......... wa* found that “Dodo" had gone to Nash­ aL; foreclosure, pleadings and proofs. Dora Burchett v*. William H. Burchett: It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to w^rm i, property, Is now In pro­ Brtcv.Om . . ville where Manual Kogvn» arrested him. Blchard* itegtster divorce, pleadings and proofs. . tin court your house or cook your meals is to buy the Hough. Tr asurar . VM brought him bock to this city and lodged Henry tiros* vs. Florence A. Gfoss; :Y wa■> druni: mmI tlborder- VaaArtnaa. Prowcut.* «0 him In Jail. Nothing farther'wlH be dour In the matn-r until the charge now stand­ vorce, pleadings and proofs. Justice Beadle $8.25 KrtMMton over Rik.v Hendrick “ Rowley ing against him js disposed of at the pres­ land- of outraged law. Pratt. Hurveyer So. -.11 ent term of court. Bidelraan. Coroner ;.. Hutnred with child' Edward N. King. Battle Creek Mstlle l_ Vanfiyekle. Baltimore । • <i tn Hie circuit court The Chautauqua circle meet* Friday I WllUam H. Cornell. Yankee Bprinas uviiiifig t])e*deuth of her By request, we republish below the vote evening with Mrs. M. E. Nevins. Pro­ ' Jen? cMmfott. Maple Grove ou governor in each of tire townships and gram as follows: IM- Eleu -r IX-luund, Castleton Singing- 1st. 2d and 3d stanzas No. 3i,Cl>au ward* for two yean ago and this year: Daniel B. Mater, Clare taiiqua Kongs. ------ AT-----Harah E. Iteed, Castleton Roll eall- Quotations from or about Homer. I! Mill books at the lowi Franels A. Norwood. Barry History of tircece chap. Xl—Mr*. Smith. <'all and examine " hi* i Mrs Clara Baird, “ Tbe Circle of th* Hclenee»-Mrs. Johnson. lown* and Ward* Paper. “Tbe Idle ot Homer**—Mtaa Bortwick. ---- *----•----- ...__ V -K-.. v .Al.taU.O. I L. N. Mixer aud family desire u* vi D k. of Dowling, wa* tend their heartfelt thanks to tbe many Reading. r,B<*eollrctton» of the Ar* •• After sleeping in Jail 1371 io* > friend* who have m> freely aud thought­ Nights.” bv Tennvwm-Mta* Hendershoit. 145 i;m it*1 released on payment of Critic-M. UCook. fully given their care and assistance during Stbging-ClaM Song. the sickness that has recantly prevailed In The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. their family anti e-peciany during the sick­ HaaUon Cwp Following are the real estate transfers ness aud after the death of tbe wn and i tew tvt Monday, not sufll- CMiy 1*1 ward • Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stoves, the for the week endjpg Nov. 11th. 1888. as brother Walter. They most thoroughly ' r t«> <auM: any serious delay •* M taken from the books in the register's office: appreciate all that their friends have done same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged “ 4th Chester Clster to Henry Cider. Ha see 35 for tbens. They wish especially to extend best. Hop* • - x tention of th" C. K. A 1 'g0*".11'/’'(irirnth to Daniel D. Bradley; Kta sec their gratitude io the young people who Irving .. net with aunther obstacle. Johnstown were so kind and thoughtful during Wal­ SO Yankee Hprtmp. 6175. ' <>n the Anson Wood Mapla Grove Huntlngtoa »L Marvin to Christian Fufhaw; ter's sickness, ant! for their having used *•> oraagwilte 3Ba sec * Johnstown M00. . , much care in decorating and lining the nSwiiK Alex D. Blsseit to Sherman E. Lane; U* sec J grave with evergreens: also for tbe raany nnuibcr «if <-ity lot* that,we laittend . Tlt''hsl*,’6Jr Smith to H. A. Brooks et al. lot 14 floral offerings that were made. ntoruapi'kn ru t. making the term? Woodlaad •Greeg's add Nashville $K». al the offices of Smith * Yankee apring* Sophia K. Kenfieto to John D. Campbell; lots /Last night the republicans o/thlselty Respectfully. • W l‘. >uUiaui.» 1. sand ioKenfieM’ssdd city rsoo. __ made u»e of Illumination* to celebrate the Total* Wm. C. Downing to Wm. P. Cramer; parcel great republican victory so magnificently " . <:•<! vote of Barry county Woodland 81Sprintwon. Although but short notice had been ’Lt- U<iiH)crat last week insisted Died, at the home, of Ids father, U N. it meeting of the Barry County given yet tire Illuminations were quite on gi tin- f-i«lonJ»t4-heavy majorities. Mixer, in this city. Friday, of typhoid Association will be held In general over the entire city, and many Pr»\ ■I arithmetic, that. fever, Walter Mhrer. aged 38 years. Fun­ Hastings, commencing Friday afternoon, others would have taken part had they ' largest line of albums. eral services were held at the residence Nov. 80th. aud continuing through tbe been able to get the necessary articles. ; -tfaaea. pltiNh toilet goods. and afterword at the Methodist Episcopal following Saturday.] Teachers should give Most of the latter, however, had their • ii<-h other dealers pay for church Sunday. Rev. Puffer officiating. the program carefnr attention, and come, Imuses entirely lighted up. So many ex­ < Iwsly ear's dtug store. I The decen-M-d wrCs not long since called prepared to reap the greatest possible cellent Ideas were presented and so much home from the west on account of the ser­ . benefit from attendance. Good board will taste displayed In tbe illuminations that It . the rcNid’enee property In the ious sickness of his father. Upon the re­ be furnished during the association fur one would be Impossible to describe them all. ^roi'-tly belonging to Charles covery of the father, Walter and his shilling per muni, so that the expense of In the first ward the Illuminations that Will tp'lll'cheap and on easy brothers Curtis and Charles, were taken attending will Ue very light. The follow­ were especially fine were tboec of Michael of rf T. Colgrove. sick, ail recovering but Walter whose dis­ ing la the program: Custer, John Burroughs, R. K. Grant and Nud. pnd,.« i. due P. A. Hahn and his ease developed into typhoid fever and re­ Henry Bailey. In the second ward they were those of C. W. Jordan and Clement L ’4"1' f,‘r-,he In which sulted In his death. The case is a veryDlgnltr of our Smith; while those of A. D. Cook, W. B. tn<y attrn.j<-,| p, t|1(. „f the re- sad one and tbo afflicted family have the Civil Go’eraiwmt-B-JLBoblnwnwni'm I ukm hall last Tuesday evening. most heartfelt sympathy of all wbo are Schantz and E. W. Jordan were very good. Primary Arithmetic—Gets A. Moser. ac<iuainted with their Borrow. The de­ In the third ward Dr. A. P. Drake had P; •T' dp.terian society will be enter*i£lCEiercl*e In Fractions -Fannie Lae*. ceased was truly a youi< man of most spent much pains and time to arrange hl* And full «< wwrtMM • MJ UMd»-»T ud MlUwu, «»<d by the yuung ladies of the church sterling qualities and against whom none Spelling—Cbaa. McIntyre. house aud grounds and the result was a gooto and Khun. Hau und OR». Hurt Hu. SATUJUIAT FOaaXOON. *DflI congn nation at the society rooms on ever had an opportunity to have an unkind decidedly pretty effect; other very good JtoY1’-'” "f ,hb* *«*• BuPPct f««n thought Ho was an earnest Christian and ones were thooe of C. H. VanArznan a thorough going worker In the M. E. and E. X Rider. D. Striker, J. Rus­ sell, Walter Wilkins and Dr. Fuller. Sar*h Jones’ concert at church, of which lie has been for many In the <th ward there were fine il­ 'lun*dMy ‘"entoff. Nov. 22. years a member. The loaa of auch a young man falls heavily not only upon his luminations, particularly m» were SfiKuX** B ”b“’1 family but upon tbe community of which Chas. H Music. he was a member.' The deceased bad been a resident of this rity from hb bey hood W. H. Power*. D. R. Cook, b U» ,<!<, m <-*.l tor the until last summer when be went to Kansas John Hotchklra, J. VanAnnan. C. Mreser. uSz.111', "'?hl an*«ndn>entB: Relative to to look for a business location. He went Dr. E. H- Lathrop and J. P. Roberts. AU «os£lt*.,'c,rcuit rourt’ y®*’ 1M: u®- into buninran In McPherson but after re­ . . .. .... l.-inr« -I of the republican business houses were Fk»r ladles and children. I have added this year «»■ Ihtetivetoa general banking law, maining at that place some time removed well Illuminated. The bond was out and which 1 Invite special attention. /VS. 151: ha aim to Salina, Kansas, from which Pl*ee he rendered some of tlielr excellent music mi by HT R- Fattenglll editor of the the streets, after which they serenaded the was called home. In lx>th at the above tor. The subject* named will be discussed ro .l kh whKlftW “hades or curtains named places Walter bore well the excel­ successful candidates ami some of tbe with special reference to the best method* «J। ***:hnT’’’' drug store, where you can jjjwrof the most romplHe stock of lent reputation be had here at home. Al­ of teaching them in the district schools. most prominent republicans. Tbe affair was very succewfuL bat would have been though placed among stranger*, his excel­ Due credit will be given by tbe county better had It been generally announced »: fixtum in the city, Mt lent bearing and earnestness soon won him board to all teachers In attendance. and iKMdbte pricei. an earlier date. The republicans of th» friends and of the warmest kind, many of none of us. wbo " Wi to <to effectual work ^[►JlMugan Central will, cumatcaclng whom^have since his slckaeaa testified »*' city are to be congratulated upon the man­ In the school romn this winter, can afford 7’7^ to be absent. Teachers, let us rally to ner in Which they have conducted them­ "Il ThuRK««y each we.* until their lore and affection for him betmu5 11‘kete from Hastings to pondmee. In twth McPhWon and ballna this association, and make It the most suo- selves during the entire campa gu and ay this the end of the fight. All of tbaf -o,i at the rab* of $4.25 ooiaful ever held in tbe eoBDty. gath*rl*K» ’**n -’•*Jt;(**»ly of an ord** L/J?''i*’"11* <latr of sale and ratura- tlw M. E. church and the Young Men a " J. W. Ronairr* ‘ ly chanreter, sdbeniess and good -elf** Prairieville, Oct a, 1888. ioiiT, *n 1r*.'!lowl“« da-v un ftocoum uf art Chripian A-sociation. • Of him it 0*n’b® Chm'n of ITugram Com. reigning throughout. . / X xt,lhl'Iou’ include, coupon for truly said that the world is the better, for D. C. Wak»KK, President ■‘UMwK.n, P> Uaum Aj:rnL his having been In It. Wanted I The exerdsea will begin at T tfcLek S which supper wUl be served for XSl a? a,,""11* JJ“* *■ '» LARGEST AND FINEST LINE HEATING AND.COOK STOVES Hastings City Bank, u» Mm2.,.' ' " ™ to At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER ~X^Xhur>‘ “”■*» Whips, Horse Blaitets, Robes, Bonies, Cutten aid Sleijis. FLINT ROAD CARTS at $15.00. Goodyear Bros, A). I RANNEY,-: luctiotieer, DEI.’K'N Fine New Stock - - - MICH. JUST RECEIVED DRY GOODS W AN T E DRESS GOODS Julius Russell’s. See his stock of new styles in MILLINERY GOODS THE PROBLEM SOLVED! J ED. POWERS’. Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. ED. POWERS Politics are High ! PRICES ARE LOW I SOMETHING TEA CLOAKS! OVERCOATS AND SUITS! \Higkest market price for produce \ '-j.- J GOSS �SUCCESS IN TEACHING MATHEMAT­ MOW MANY ABLE BODIED MEN MAKE ICS TO A CHIMPANZEE A PRECARIOUS LIVING. Brockton. iu Uw towmhip tba adaptability of thu regrou ra the culture A Valaable Resource far the Sick. for NoUstng, Thu langMt street in I’arie la the Rue dr Vangcrard. 4.400 wtrea long. attributed to Bllliousaesa. Hood's PURELY VEGETABLE. struggle against adversity tbe larder is The Concord ta tbe standard grape, and probably soven-tenth* of all tbe grnpe* grown 4 owjciatc tbe numbers with their naross. mouth until the required number wm comWhy Guarantee to rive **’-l**!‘ct't7’lnLSTta'-Si'SJ?’ munw returned, printed on the bottle wrapper. tention with but little htMtation and accepts ■lodge C- A. Stacy. *g«l 72. diet! In Tecumaaii Monday night. more quickly to Bek Iwuevolencn are you bilious and dyspeptic! Does Your liver slugxish, sees Is roar slumber often broken Boston Dry Goods Store Full of attractive bargains. — —•»— -----------when partly grown to prevent bruiting and Marr & Duff are After a few weeks’ continuous instruction tbe a|» perfectly well understood what waa ____ aM- ... flm* trlinn I they might u Marr & Duff have on the very is enough to excite tbo risibilities. In one vineyard this season 20,000 of Uire<> bags were Goods, and a: the loweat prices, that is shown in. any other character than that of tbo meuditbe country. Marr & Duff are wiling Double into our office and asked for help. His story always sold for and <7.00 Single was plausible, oral his countenance bad a dreamy aspect that fitted tbo tale. He had You want to see our heavy Beaver Shawls that we are selllqg for M.7S, ttJO. M-00. SA.00 and but a jauiihtaking workman wbo had earned a fair living in sketching and coloring pict­ <KJ». 87.U0 and 13.00. We closed out an Import­ ure that were always sold us wxrti a* finish-.-.!. number of straws that 1 named. DoubUwi bands over all tbo four together Thus there Cloaks’ turned up by day and let down at night, and be took hia meal* ut a neighboring restaurant. Marr & Duff have built an extra addition and Is used for cloaks entirely and the bargain* ing unable to *Ur, and fur two dreadful day* period of anxiety for the viniculturist, aud, like the bop grower, b<> brings all the furca Ijossiblo Into Mrvlce—literally "hia sisters and bis cousins and his annta.” When the harvest i* about to begin tbo housewife cooks many timesthe wmal quantity of food, and until tbe vines have been robbed of tbeir bunehi* of fruit little attention I* |>ai'l to creature ctimforu. From early tn the morn­ ing until dusk the vineyard# swarm with pickers, and tho buncho# are carefully clip­ ped from tbo stalks and pocked in boskets or trays, some of them being wrnp|»ed in tiaiuo taper to insure tbeir reaching market in the last possible couditioiu Only ttw small and took him to tbe hospital. During the month# that he waa there the landlord bad seized hb ixilly in tho west, Chicago taking tbo bulk of tl>c product. Tho wine cellars at Brockton have a stor­ age capacity uf about W,(XJ0 gallons, and arv I think that they bear out tbe jwyehological distinction between sensuous estimation aud KiKllectual notation. Any child, a year after emerging from infancy aud not yet knowing its numerals, could immediately sm the from one to several dollar# per gallon. Some ba an extraordinary fact U a *araga were unablatodoso. But if the savage had to deal with a targur number of pigs tba inauflteteocy er's stock of tliewe goods and they are selling violent attack of inflammatory rheuma- these shawls, as they are going fast. Cloaks! Cloabh 8aeques in doth and the finest values In the country in flush Jackets, Wraps and Haeques. cheaper thaa elsewhere. Children and Misses Cloaks. Marr s Duff can show tbe largest line ! tow ’ Everything in this line for children, ladies from his own original sketches, bits of land­ scape generally which Ite-picktd up iu the open field*. To test tbe truth!ulute., of hi# country. Our facilities for buying is better, our facilities for selling are much better- selling for the Boston Dry Goods Store for everything tn Marr & Duke. P. 8. -Marr & Duff ligse iMUguratcd a new venture which they call Friday’s Great Bargain Day- It Is proposed to sell special things on Marr & Duff. doing nothing then, but he Lad made four linei with tb<> pencil—one upright mark to <tf th* Register of Deeds in the County of Barry and Blate of Michigan, on tbe loth day of Mareh. ism. at 2 mo o'clock mortgages on riven to serum dollani in two Unas meeting It at an acute right angle to stand for branchw and a curved lino beneath it as a mound uu which tbo trunk should rest. It recalaxl tbo baby effort of a child uf He turned his listless fact such an empty, I mined with pity, an artist I" No. b. ure of any kind in bi# life. IVhat had bo ever done/ Nothing. He could not remem­ asking for charity, and be bad followed no otlnc occupation in all these years. We gave him enough for dinner and lodging, and bado ,assured him, for hl# human lipa because- he had no stomach for it; that would fruit growing at his side If thin required an There seems to be a considerable change, too, in tbe quantity and quality of luncheon now thought to be sufficient for women and girls-who earn their own living. Years ago spicuous feature of tbe early morning down­ town street cars aud tbe;r owners ate bread aud butter, sandwiches, cake, fruit, etc.. counter'. • Many do this still, but tin, number is far lelow what it ufc#l to be aud grows rapidly less, even among the very poor, and the habit of visiting restauranta and taking hot time rest i» limited are. often seen standing up at tbe regular luncheon counters, gulping • down solid#, liquids and seml-sobds pell mail, FiG- Tuesday was an awful bad day toy little fusion drmagbgui* in Michigan. pubhc, although they bate breu witnessed by offleer.’ of tbe society and other Uological friends. E. Bainbridge Munday. Esq.. County AJty.. Clay Co.. Tex. says: " Have u*e<i Electric Bitter* with most happy rraulla.' My brother also was verj low with Malar­ ial' Fever and Jaundice, but wm cured by thr timely use uf till* mediciire. Am sat bdkri Electric Bitten saved til# life. Mr. I). 1- Wlleoxnon, of Horae Cave, Kj .. adds a little testimony, saying: Hr po*ltlv<‘ly believe" he would have, died, had It nut Ixvn for Electric Bitters. Till# great remedy will ward off. as well a# cure all Malaria Disease*, and fur all Kidney. Liver and Stomach disorders it stands uuequaled. Price 50c. and 81. W. IL Goodyear's drug store. Ask your dealer to order for you, cither the 5/A Boss Stable, or one of the following Horse Blankets: &A Five Mile. THE GREAT 51A Electric. mid Health Restor Ib-adacbe within t point keep count at all, be would bo obliged to re­ now axuioLa couxt. Thus there u counting and counting—dis­ tinguishing bet ween k>w numbers by directly appreciating tho difTrre :ux» between two Wo haw no doubt that hundreds will read this account and feb citato themselves that they were generated for a different sphere. But what equivalent do they give for food and elachri and shelter/ What return do they make for the bounty they consume an lavishly! Tbe noble' army of toilers can formcr.method alono that Is employed, and therefore 1 bate not sought to carry th<* ape beyond tbe number Are, lert I should sj»oll tbd rmulta already gained. But a careful Tbe best salve In tbe world for cut*, bruises, ulcers. M^Jt rheum, fever Mires, letter, chapperl hands, chilblain*. enms, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures wind, idle piles, oy no pay required. It la guaranteed- Twenty fiveeciitsa textie 16 give perfect satisfaction, or money reHeavy fates! -fire* u of Bay county. by W. H. Goodyear plcot* of paper) which admit of being simul­ taneously estimated with accuracy. It was found that tbe number admits of being largely iucreoMd by practice, until, with on up to between twenty and thirty object*. posing, for instance, that shn u requested to find five colored straw*. Hb,. perfectly »ell understands what i* wanted, but as colored In Bracelet* • heavy coil uf rope invarie­ gated enamel Is tin* Intmt design. Tatk Spxings, Tiivn., July 4. iBSS. The Swift bpcdfic Co., Atlanta. Ga.: Ga, 1 pulled ofl my shoes to give my feet a rest. Unfortunately, I walked into a dump of pobon oak, and tn a few day* my feet were in a terrible rendition, and I could not girU send out at noon fur dainties from neighboring cook »hvp«, and among work- Delmonlco’s reputation is far reaching, the resort of eplcuivs, mllUonairva and people from tho country wbo have come to "do" New York. They have mode up their minds to spend money freely, and find Delmauico’s a flue plane to do It In. By ordering all ths therefore, her estimate of their uumocr must l« formed eitbei) by the feelings of her mouth or by retaining a mental impression uf t Im suixxsaive movement* of her arm in plcLing up tbe straa* and placing them in her mouth. Without I uing able to decide positively in which uf them ways sba «timatoi the number. I am inclined to think it this estimate by muM-ular aenw- endures.— Mr. Hotnalne in Tbe London Times. end Chalk- If New York U octi nas or picked their living out of, another's toil worn band. ' who ought to and pays three dollars. lag inquiry. They are not giving labor or skill or thoughts of any value to tbe world In exchange for their bountiful ’ table and always meue than two hundr-.-d dishes on tbe menu required to satisfy al! demands. When a young men wishes jiarticularly to imprvsk u young woman with his a’flueui-e wonderful engines of public, sentiment if display familiarity with the place, the more ba thinks every one is watchbig bim. and tbe more he stands iu awe of the solemn, druscoated French waiter, and would sooner poison' bimaelf than find fault with the Tbs Prines of Walra paida visit to hi* ria- lifetime trouble. Finally, I was induced to try Swift’s Sjiedflc. * 1 took six bottles, aud to-day am entitely well. My improvement was gradual from tlx- fend, and no evidence ure in testifying as to iu curative proper­ ties. It is tbc greatest blood purifier in ex­ istence. Yours truly, J. L. Moxcam. Albert Emminger. < oviagton. Kj afflicted with catarrh tbn Icct health. which uielped inc, I tr-< ■d Paplllon iextrset of flax) V^tarrh cun- a* ba-- made a cmn;d> te height In gold. I vflll cured. 1: in no cgjrriment but a pcaltni- A. J. Savage. •■1<I rlthcn dropped dca<! on Tiv*«day. English Spavin IJnimriit reinme' i*H Hard. Soft nr C-allonsrd Lump* ami BleisIbhes from hvree-.. Blood Spavin Cur' Splint*. Sweeney. Hlng-bmu-. Stifle'.' Swollen Throat*. Sprain'. ' ouxh. • Save $50 by use of one Ixittle. Warrant. purtoerj. and Lu red uniform was 18 jx-rMHi-. jtdm<l the M. E BrtNiMHi la.it Sunday A. Manvel. Asst Supt. A < R. 1., A F. B. R. writes: ’ F haw been afflkuxl with xilt rlni-w.i most serious form. During the *•» seoMon. my liand.s haw been in *nrl (IIlion that l wa* unable to dri dre*' myself without sssi'tao. beyond question. have not had glow# or bandiu- • • A valuable Treatise on Blood and Skin hands for about four months, until 11*> Disease* mailed free. Address using I’apillon (axtract <>f flax: -kb THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. I cmrtainly tlllnk it has cured nn : I«arge bottles only Sl at (li«»lwxr A republican celebration occurs nt Battle store. Creek Monday night. . John Prevelltch threw him-i'lf m-’i’ HAF EXOU ttraln at Calumet, and waa killed. little else in them. Undoubted!*, they axert a prodigious influence in poUtira, but I think instance of men having great neqre. But A great physician has discovered t we are rapidly becoming the nioal nenou* the true way to set on thr liver. M<»n>3people on earth. The recent liH-reanc of bowels, etc., te through tlieir ui-n humanity, epileptic lit*, beadaehe, backache MUre’ pills, the smallest.and mUdtneuralgia, .-leeplewures, nerxousnrew. dys­ Samples fre*' at W. IL Goodyear*. pepsia, fluttering of the heart, ate.. |«»inta ' Two tenement bouse* were burnn: to an early decay of the race, unleos thia tendency I# checked. Nothing will cure Allegan un Monday. Inrendiari-m. these dlaeaaen like Dr. Miles' nervine, war­ ranted t«> contain neither opium nor mor­ Tbe paper* are fall of sudden drat"' phine. Sample bottles tree at W. 11. If you have choking sensation', flutterir.-. Goodyear’s drugtaorr. Don’t fall to try It. pain or tenderness In chest, faint ea«-'frtwrilk merchant* are organizing take Dr. Mites’ new cure for the b*ar’. and aowcape death, ss did penry druggist of Cleveland. OUlu b<nd by ' Tbe state school for die blind al Lauriug ban 88 pupils. Work liegan Tuesday on the exravri’ Nothing In Hill’s peerless cough syrup for the new poatoffice iu Detroit. Minnes MO TUESDAY, ST. PAUL Adrian republicans propose to vennlltinnlre to-morrow night. opmdP all aba waa aaked to llil’ B peerless worm specific deaerves Uw name II h known byt the children’s friend. W. IL Goodyear W. H. Goodyear. Lot* of thieve* at Port Huron. at total i>—"Ks SEASO Tbe foregoing certificate i* taken at random from thousands of letters in posses­ sion of the Swift Specific Co., and presented Ask for Cobb’s pills and take no other. 38 oente for «. W. H. Goodyear. piMMd with his simple. unaffbcUd manners. Ha dancsd all nfgkt long with great gu«o. A be R. H. Mc Mt Hasting#. Rheumatism and catarrh, camad by I®’ tbtanrh 17 rears old. did not look rare than DA VINEGA drug store. mcml«r.> Low many she lias huccusaively found and put Into her mouth, w> that when «• tried; ii saved m 1. F. BAILEY, The only *T«n 1! ■‘timutatre the X'.TVtB*. regulate* ;i perfect bl«xi c Tbe experiments constated in ascertaining and sot over against everything they con­ sume, and tho surplus, it any, they ore hold- in England dur- • ‘ You have heard your friends and neigh­ bora talking about it You may youifelf Jie one of tlw many who know from per­ 30 other styles sonal experience just bow good a thing it Is. If you have ever tried it you are one of Its stafineh friends, because the won­ derful thing about It la, that when once given a trial. I>r. Klug’s New Discover} ever after holds a place In the houv. If F. W. Brown. <’f Hillwiute < you hare never used it and should be to Indiana as a misslonan. afflicted with a cough, void or any throat Itch, MaiiK<' snd Scratch-- ■ lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at onee an<l give It a fair trial. It is guaran­ animals cured hi SB mlfiutr* by W-ol| ’nib-s*-) teed every time, or money refunded. Trial Sanitary l/rthm IxUtles free at W. H. Goodyear's drug by Dr. E. I^rthnqi. DmbTiV /day A. Hubbell wa* In didn’t come homn to vote. About tbe same time tbe following spring, Flamy of thono downtown typewriter girls sjxud fifty cents a day on luncheau, aud up­ town about Fourteenth street, where shop girls and milliners' aai.tants abound, tbey more and fare little better than the num at morlgmtc tw-lng dur and must not bo disappointed if they foil to be entertained by an exhibition of few learning —a caution which it seenai deoirabto to add. extending down town for the use of buxinm be bum too lazy to eat anything but food already cut np into mouthful* is to reach the Default having been made In the conditions Marshall lm* contracted for new waler works. Hood Baraaparllte euree catarrh by expelling inipuritv irmntb- bte**d. wtitek is the earae o? the eotuplalnt. Give It a trial. able to distil tiuguishing between numbers uf any amount by marking each reusuous jwccption with a could come from bargslns will not be sold Ttiur-lay or Saturday, but Friday only. clivities prevent their Belling refuse bunebee to the cellars, scald the juice and prwwrve it, and tbe Ijcverage would not o.Teud a connoimour, white tbo natives catreni it highly. with an eye to female customers is probably distinctively American aad reaches its di­ max in the great stepping dhtricts of New In cotton, woolen, cashmere, fleece-lined cotton ter ladles, children and A bq; stock to Dress Goods. the Bom Stable Blanket, xad •1WO. U4* tan**i Tnd.it,, 5/A'Extra Test. self. All that booikrxl was u little mciuey to pui-ehoM' materials mid tu gather on humble outfit, when he would soon be self support­ ing He would accept the money a* a gift, or take it a# a loan, to bo very soon repaid. Qumtloued more closely as to hl* style of Hosiery Thu department Las been and is now the de­ light of the country. Everything nice, new and tasty ran always be found at this department Pu riftf Of good health, you may be sure. MKXblCANT. A late wrinkle h a dull slmuhnlug a teatbera wallet. J to cure e.. varv dlaagn-wtUe dlommwwblc diM'UM-, dlMWW. catarrh. .; A'-' very , tarrb wrWnatM ta impuriue’ in thelMo*-- preparation ’tipere1Io lloM'. !Ur»l»rUl, Ttal U.b’ eon- oM.rrt h <*'•» Ike •»; w*ta»nhh nw» I-’l” lure ruolxl t-Uet upon 11 * . Mkre. W MM. A CHEAPE EV �POINTS ON PEANUTS. Catarrh Cured •••< ■-----------_ „ and offensive symptom*. Hood's SZfjl* gives r**ty and speedy I, !0 the faet it acU through the blood, .1,^ every pwt of the syrtwn. rxurri. - Piu ijien the Blond E i:\li.EY, of Humboldt. Iowa says: . -«t fl;..... - r-.i.-r.t me ot paralysis ten । n:H it'-irTd roeot rhftima i.. - . a: Bavin MCajnttta, N.J.ran: rrrastr, from loulgt-siion aad itd Via-gar Bitters gave mere- "1-. H iavieh. ot Webster. Mass. . . .. .. :i.<- Vlhexar Bitters as a M •’dromerv «t, New York nr i iegar Hitters a fir»t- VIWMIl BITTERN. l.-tHj-cramv Bitter- kqinrn. it - lib Brain and quiets tbe . the Bowels and rondnnt ■ . .-.r.-ulitioii through the • - which rare to restore per\ beautiful book free. A.IreHv FIVE HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, . I Aug. 21st. I ISDAY. I Sept 11 and 25. I Oct. 2 and 23. via utr Ptat, bouaW l,.f -------- —— »u*o mat fiv ««>.■">---------------------------- w«u ^troo4 U-ntatotp^nd tb. ratlm .uu_ lt to Iraowo .. gouber, while by tbs French it is called tbs pistacho de torre. It ia generally beBeved to •» to Alfa, .khril,^r^ five nr rlr .1_____ ™ oro tamrfu-i..... a^to, i.. mr-lTTrS b«« nu—1 h, U» Vlrtinu,. Tennrearo, and bn* more recently lwn In OU'oraU A ™di ata) grows in China. 7 Roughly vpretking, It might ta raid that the peanut looks Hk» clover and grows like • aweit potato, but for there who prefer a ttricterand more botanlral derariptton, tta following may be quoted: Tta plant i, B dtffurely branched, trailing annual, with ab­ ruptly plnmite leaves with four leaflets; tta small yellow flower* or,, (n auxiliary taad* or spikre; calyx with one narrow lota mak­ ing a lower Up, too upper Up f.1Ur toothed and with a long, thread like tuta; tael of tta | corolla incurvul and pointed; rtamam. united I into a tuta by ttair fllimmita. each alternate riiortor than tta others; ovary nt toe tattom of tta .long calyx tuta. After tta tfower folk awny tta forming pod is ioU> the soil by the elongation of tta rigid do fiuxoi rarik to which it 1* attaclKsi. Tbe forming |k>1 then rapidly enlarges and form* a think stalled, indehtavni |w-i. with a strongly netted »urfare, often contracted be­ tween tta ioc.1*. of which it contains two or three There have very thick cutylodtme and an extremely short radicle. thi- "roauixo rop.” RY., FROM SI PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS AT RATES cheaper than and Information apply to your ueket agent, to any agent of the company P. L WHlTHRY “Shittim.. m vi *hfch • th^n^l“Sln^Wru intoasertoiM ___ ________ ■ ,............ *• some umc or other entlm**! <**U“Sr’~<nd bad bought and commenced taking, in obreiicnco to the kind wggtstmn of the mlvrrti*..ment, a pat- ayrks and then pick tbe nuts and M'ml to market, w-Hin: axu hkd VAXnfrrxx. obtained n good talar Lippincott’. Magmlua. peanut flour, tho result being a pjKUliarly palatabl- biscuit, while Georgia long made pastry of pounded pemtuU . .__ ..—iv in the manufacture bra bran .hown, M UM-U V. ~- --• Ttls siM> eaten an a fruit anu roraw-u Tta pota ramble ot KSftalnitig Uf® for • lor‘K F. Blondin in * u-.uu» ... .---------------- - -zEnglish recrety-women are to Nr” Englander* singular beings. Ttair devotion tn customs of their own, which nt one nsiaiM •m«r infiexilJe »ml vpl *L ,h" ,*’xt arr ....—. m’’^Xiy ror kcc|» you there. “T,*ud „ ctavm- hav, while bogs taualta.£r«>»> u»« «■«: making, by renting property of all d-'^rije t ions, and frequently by “grinding the tacos of tta poor," in which «nptoyn«l, howerer, they are not monopolists. What, in fact, rkZeonsritnto tta English aristocracy and • .Ttree-I. “ ■ar • in tta m-.-mtlmo It hit* a very flourtobtox sxirtsoer. and I- Hkely to have tor wm. XtoZe.-Edith Abell in Boston Tran- Utilisation of OM Tin*. industry is a novel one, being tbo NERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 10. find, beatrol in an ore" r»i*d to “ / tor* 1 •«> *«■ ■ ’,1*rXtol -nd hud Tba sheet iron which remain* lio^u The principal incident in today's Inwon ii from Gilgal to Shiloh, tbo division of the re- - ------------- ------- - -|OWUU:I, tuitj tbe appointing of six cities of Refuge, three up» racb side of Jordan. 4.X "And tho Lord gave unto Israel all the — the beat the world knows."—R. Horton. land which he swam to give unto their Foreman HtatUight. Murrlllton, Ark. fathers.” It tbe ten spies who discouraged torre ?*r- ta-0 afflicted with a.thina f tta r<coplu and all tho thomamU’ who per­ fortv years, and last spring was taken with itoed in too wildernoM could rise from tbeir a violent cough which threatened to ter- '•graves and era tbeir brethren nod children ; minate my day*. Every one pronounced ine in actual phaseNuou of tbe good land which I Av.r^t“ro,pt‘,>',n 1 d"tennh*‘l to try they tuul refused to |wiaKw l*.-auro of tta Hi C,lerry Pcc,<,™l Its effect wa* magical. I was immediately relieved aud giants and woltol cities, and Caleb ixwcming continue to improve until entirely recov­ and enjoying tta very renter and stronghold ered. — Joel Bullard. Guilford, Conn. of tho giant*, they would rarely be greatly rtamX .r>nl*h! L*1**1 ? Bever« hemor­ surpn»«d, and fwrhap* atoamvd of tbejr un­ rhage uf the iung*. brought on bv ari in- belief. which tad shut thorn out from tois incere.rft cough which deprived me of slwp beritance, and if they should nak thedwri)ami rest. I tried various remedies but olt iU । ers ttaroin how ttay ever overcame tta diflitalnwl no relief until I begun to take Ayer * lew tattle* tattir. Of na* !! cultit". wll“t answer could ta given but aimC,‘‘n7 A lew • Mr* E. E Coburn. Coho'™ m I I,Iy U,L': , Our tnr and w« wmedicine cured me."-Mr*. E’ C ,burn’ 1!) l J brf upon Him And obeyed Him" Secotul st.. Lowell. Mara. "For children aSih ted with colds,rough-. I: 44. "Tbe Lard eave them rest »,vx>nlin» sore throat, or croup, I know <if no remedy I which Will give such speedy relief and b :u difllcuit far many Cttrhtiane u> Irarn to ounforta* A ver's Cherry Pectoral. I hav- rent, wn in idlencm but tr. activity, aa it ia found it, also, invaluable in case* •.{ for *onw nwnnmer* to Irorn to flout; but as Whooping Cough."—Anu Lovejoy, 1257 surely ns the Inttor flix!. that the water does Washington st., Boston, Mas*. "Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is tta only upon it, so rarely dues the Christian fin’d that rough mtMllrino to ta relied on in dang-; ■ otts cases."—H. B. Hilton, Kittanning. l»u. § “we who have tailored do enter into rest” fHeh. lv ") when iu confident*- uo commit ouneives nud all our affaire to tho lovo ami । faithfulnes* of our covenant keeping God. ' I 41 "There failed not ought of any goo.1 thing; all came to j»ra’ Tta Marne glorious fact riMated in ch. xxiii, 14;’I Ki. vlii, dfi; Dr. J - C. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Moss.- aihl no tnio talievor stall ever ta able to any that any" one thing hra foiled of all that Sold by DnigEi«U. Price »1; six tattles, »5 God has promijcd. — Ch. xxil, 1, i “Y4 hav* kept all that the servant of the Lzir-1, conunundod th-Uult havtng been made I n tbe c&udlUons ot a rertaln mortgage made by Edwin H. Mallon and you, anti taro obeyed my voice iu all toot I Man J. MaBory, hb wile, to 1‘iillo A- hiicldoo commande.1 you." When three two tribre executor ot the estate ot livorgv Munlork. de- •ado half asked Mow-* for their inheritance ceaM-tl. dated November dStli.A. I), iiua, and reeonled In the offlee ot the register ot deeds far the count) of Barry and stair ol Michucan. on Uro meant to enjoy immediately ttair pcaaesrath day of December. A. !>.. I**t. In liber 1» of iion*and lhu» dbcouragu and cause discon­ mortgage*, on page* 5*t and ft", on which tent among tta other tribes; tat when ttay mortgage there bclaimed to tie due at the date awured him tont ttay would only build cities for ttair families and fold* tor torir sheep. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral las hsvlug twren 1n»tltute«i to'rerfl^r t|ie moo3* M-cured bj raid morigagr- °r anyuarMtien- to tbeir bonne until all the children of Israel : ami said mortgage liavtiig been, on the '.‘Uta bad inherited ever man his inheritance, tlwn .lay ol Mar. A. I». ttw. far a valuable considera­ tion duh aMigned bv said Philo A. Hlieldoo m Mohch whs content to lot them poroeas tho executors* aforesaid to Josephine Murdock. land on tho east of Jordan. (Num. zxxiL) So 40.0X1 of them prepared for war. poarod through* the Jordan with tbe other tribra. iJoslL iv, 12, 13.) Now that tbey i b. i~x. in liber 15 id mortgsttn*. on page .nil. Now. therefore, by virtue m the power ot sale bave faithfully k6pt tbeir promise, during contained In >ald mortgra*. and the statute Is these years of lighting and subduing,’Joshua such case ni.idvnd provided, notice Is hereby xiren ttutbn Xatimlay LbsXtth day of Novem­ is about to dismiM tb*m to their homes with ber A. !».. JWW, al ten o’clock in th* forenoon. I *liali sell at public auction, to ttie hlgh«*t bidder, oliedirare to Moros and to hirnrolt. Notice at thetiorth front door of the court lioureTn the Cltr ot Ha»Uug». Harry Couutv. and state of Mleblgau. (that bring ihe.plarv where tbe circuit court tor Barov county I* boldenk 18; xxvi, r.; Jw. xxx' tbe preml•c* drocritwd in raid mortgage or «o awful cud of tbo iilM>bodie much Ihen-ot a* may be necessary to pay the amountdue due on on ram said mortgage, mortgage, twin wltli seven seven per per •‘Willing and olTtiient atmxml I r-tit.lntere*t.nti<1 all legalc«»t«.tocrthrr with -io I attorney** free of »* enty-five Hollar* •nvenaated for ttatclu; prembe* m(irtJMW .„tbe Mjllt iRl wrtM|belugdescribedluarid n )fll, piwandpareri many day* unto tow day." of land situate in the village of' NMhvllle. in toe part <d torir brethren to go up quiekly the countv ot Harry and state pt Michigan, and puwrow tta land mart have brail a groat and. known and describ.nl a» follow*: trial to them, a* tbeir liearta wool.I naturally <•( IQI- Mn»(i vasi ■■larirr -vw’ tang to roluni to ttair h.Muco and U> their tloo number thirty lire >•*> In town three Qi families; ibu« tbeir iwitieure wa» manifested, north, range seven <T) wrat. Harry ettiraty. Mich­ igan. containing twenty i») aerosol land moot nud than- faith in God that tta Unw of ttair ^lurted Hasting*. Michigan, tins Jtth day of rest and return would romn-. 4. “Now return yo unto toe land of your 11 > , »• Oll-IVtUM-K. poarawion." Let ttaw who have been for a long time wqiarated from bourn and friends and then |*nnittcd to return, dewrita tta ’’Attorney* tor Mortgagee. feeling* of th.we obedient ones now relented from thrir promise, that ttay might return J |U.lMUu baring txvn made In the conditions to ttair families; letaonte one wbo was aaol; 0{ > certain mortgsx* tna«le by Anna M. Crouch dier from one to four )t*r», inourgrratorfvil , red Kiea/er Crouch to Hobert lL war, aud i< now a teacher in »om» Sunday school, tell hta tcholara how ho felt wtan per­ Barry and state of .Michigan, on the uth day a! mitted to rot his face holtawonl*. 5 "Take diligent land to do. to k>ve. to Cook, and raid assignment was duly reeonled; . oa »hleti inortgsge therei«ctatnwl to ta dur at I tta<We of inis noUre th«oftour-h-tared ■tractive Bible reading* Let me suggest i {{}“{, „t twenty five dollar* prodded ; (or l(1 Mid mortgure. and no suit orproerclinpi u* taring been instituted to rennrer the JoUl xxii, A; II ( hr. xiXJ fi; I Cor. lii. 10. • Said ., . . ___ _____ stipulating tl.Bf In oa*c Mnv mortgage ll.xt In any principal »t inter. »l ttauld taeome due. and in* paid, then tbe whole amount of prinelpal and interest *lioul<1 Iwrome du* and payable, and a* there bra been no part «l’Pri’^pM «>r In­ terest puld on the mine since Myh-li Hkh. therefore the whole amount of principal and interest I* Hvrr-hereby -jdeclared to bridne. imero** — ..m. Now. therefore, by virtue ol the power nf sale contained In said inortxare. and the Mali;ite In »nch iwr m.ule aud prodded, i.oth* i* h' reb) given that on the Uth day of nvromber. tooclock In the forenoon. 1 «ball sell at public aurtlun. to the hlglieM bidder, al th" nortli Irfl Vlll, ill, USW!. I, OTi JMMV. »», VUl. Ul, 23.34; 1 John lii, 18. Thus you may with great pmflt search out tbe others and uro them if time permit fi, 7. "So Joshua blessed them.” As tbe rcprawntative of.God he blemed them; tints David the King blswmd the (icople in the name of the L/'rd of HoM* < J Sam. vi, 1®; thus Mows the man of God bksrod the children of l*rael before his death (Deut. rxxiii. I); and when Jueus was jxsrted from the disciple* nt Hi* naceawon it was while, Ha»tliiK» In the eontily of Burn', .that being tta lie bleieed them. (Luke xxir. SO, 6L) When place where tta rirvuil court (or Barry eounty i« iiolden). tho oreiniro* dcatribed, in said mart­ God created man H« bhwsed them (GctbUr' or so much thereat ... a* .nuv on.) lu. nwefcS.MTV ■ to !>■ the amom.t due on raid mortaage. with t percent, interest.and all Htal cost*, to­ ler with au attorney's tee ot twentv-five delrorenth year, and promised them that it drfwrltwd In said rnortgaKv as nil that errta n would produce enough iu the sixth year to piece or parrel ot land tying and toteg situate m the township of Irving. In thr county ofBarry last them three years, He gave ns th* simple reason for this extraordinary fruitfulness, and state of MIcbIgaii. aud ki.tavn as follow*: The southeast quarter of toe south “I will command my blessing." (Lev. xxv, east .iimrtcr of section twenty-five (J3) In .own tour (4) north, range nine (»> west, containing 2L) Tbu blcaung of the-Lord, it maketh rich, and He addeth no sorrow with it. forty acres more or les*.__ isated. Meptemlror toth W8 “Return with much nebro unto your tent*" Besides tbo conscious approval of God tn their hearts, they return home with much tomi»ral riches; cattle, silver, gold, Dclault baring been i» Un^dlt^M brass, iroti and raiment; they have not lost anything by helping their brethren, and gyving tbe Lord with much salt denial. God will not allow those who serve Him to do liarrv Mkhlpu.. no the 1SU< it unrewarded. If we serve Him for so much, and have an eye chiefly to tbo wagw, He A; tbe date of this notleeliie sum otthree hundred may give us jurt so much, like tbo penny a seventy nine and 64 10d dollars iK-t day laborers who liorgatn«l wito Him ,but if Mlnraeylt fro ot tweutv werorve Him cheerfully, with grateful benrts for in »aid mortgage, and nostril or pnroeeniuff because of His inorciro to US, H1» love con­ straining us, then He will do for us exceeding abundantly above all we can ask or think. 9. “Tiicy dcjiartett from Shiloh to go unto tbetatidof tbeir jxracssion." That is equal I itat’l tollJit WtMIc auction to the to saying that they started on tbeir journey hISbMt bidder at Uie north Iroot door ol tlir - i-. clusivclv i» Europe, ami American aoa>l*»y which turn, out lb.. Ko^n large iunnt.tira TTm Un --are Ld then chiUc-i iron rolfera. which leaves U. .bust smooth and flat. After annealing and trimming they are ivady fpr shipment- Francisco Chronicle. LESSON VII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN- ;B's, There are w more tn.m-.ral iromto living in urany resect* Umn somo of tta- English ttnstoerata At on- time the Britta* arirtocmcy might la, said to la; cump««l •>< who H,id ,M,t rani their own living, but that ran ho longer bo tbe <•«*«■. fer ,ho «wi«tocracy are now en­ riching tbidirolrro in all manner of waj-o-t •a propri.ton. of banrom rata, like Ix>rd Shrewsbm v;- by raising crops and front, breeding rattle and horses, like some famous tk« HELPING ONE ANOTHER. p $csr T^ep 3^ Cough Medicine Uin'WII V.................. - ------- —- - ; : .puxzhug ....I..... In *tw, z» Ilk nuum'er, i* the extreme. It » difficult to rar wbat rolea do govern them. I am inclined to think there are none; they are bound together by tbeir ariraocraey, and yet that t* something that canttot l>-fully drtfined. Old faulty * Yes, but new famllit* an. not excluded aud many oM famtyro ere not|w,thlntoF|ml<.. Wraith I Yes. yrt ix/verty lielant ’ * ___ “ ••’ ’*•* le««l«>r* nf tile ariv- ' j lew. i»«>; «»>> ’ 1x8 M nion>1 moral Ir u j w» ; Oh. tlrar. i»o: '!’« ,na jo. “ n^M*ri^rnLhMIi * 'h*t’*Mln8 «onsh. with pain* in the side and breast. We none *Hd tar any R?or.i »»*«*• ?< Ayer'. Cherry taTktel'm ch i1*". curM1 hpr A neiglieSS'ah enn ’ h"i J110 *«*d toe Ch^-rv r” ,rel‘“ved ty *be ure of Ayer’s SSSJroS'is' l‘”'uu“ '■' world, and so the Make for }>urpo»M of vrnulntkm. and when Hie .tack ia <»t n i>ro|*T licight thutch it EVER BEFORE I Mnvr?v *•'! Gnictl pork» in DAKOTA and .■??,«881’T,IAN OXBBAJlK.aortW>d fl,*■ 'T'F5 n“’r* u”“i t wenty dollars. rartaditx GREAT FALLS, MONTANA. ■' >' ..,JS*^’‘d**‘raigtotalcea trip through Nor.'5uL''Dakota or Montana for the fiirTS® l'x>klnK over the country, or with the new home* wlthtn the bouudi; IN DEST WHEAT HELT IN ib • <■". W' 0- "’“i ■“ agricultural district »utttoromL'farming, dairy and stock do we 1 10 “ke *dn‘nUl*e of . — -- four wreks’at tta outside. 1 unco tad a man a* an amlrtant who never walked a rope lit I,., lite, but shortlv after be left uw be wm “iJ'Xfi Virginia began tbe manufacture at Jl,ld A^r'B ch"»> 1 C"*"* "buopiug Cough, Broach itla. *n<| Asthma; wrata. Irritation of the Larynx and FaucesY0*** Or»*°*; •><»>• M Ot Lttn«’S prevent* CounUoa’ *™ ln edvanced stage* of thal diasMe. relieve* Coughing and luduera Sleep. There U no other preparation for dlrerees of the throat and lungs to be com­ pared With this remedy. ladv^n! »ld|r u‘^nc*,.Ma «»d*iy tedy, enjoyed, If she only knew it, a verv fair ttatn light and narrow grubbing taro, digs up tbs fonnunre’on a high rope as “an ascension.” vines and turns them over to drv. taking rare I need m< say that tbe difficulty of this (arm • ■ ■ 1 of rt.|ie walking b trifling a* <*om[*red with gixmr.d ia very wet. Alter allowing the vines tliat nr>w generally practiced. I may al*1' mention wire walking ns a tn lie in tta ran for a day the butt plan i* to stack them, after tta .tew La* dried, in tta branch of the proferoion; hut it b not following fashion: Drive a stake of four or actually so recognised by u*. l.'nriou* as |C rruv wm to an outsider, it is much easier to five fact long firmly into the gcuml. tprotul ing dri-d gras* ar hay nr-nnd if. so a* I-» walk on n wire than on tbo regular tanipctt keep tta vines froni the damp ground. Then ru;ro. and. with a little ]ror-9vornuco and MYtiro natural ability to start with, a man liirgv-iy to be dreirod. and to get t|)i* >be nut' are aametimes put into a tort of winnowing cage, which ts turned either by band ur power. There are twd aorta »f j».-annt« grown in CulitomiR—tuo white and the red— and to make tlw white -variety Mill whiter th* tint* are sometlmea trecited to 'ulplinr fume*. Tbe red variety, by the by. ia more omdlv cultivated aad roll* for atmut- the xtme.priw. The white variety ran* along tbo ground, while tiro red grows upright in a lain<-h. The picking i» » ntther arduous talk, but tiro tabor will in all pr.dsjbity B* modified t>r tbe ua*’<rf machmery Tbe ismnut/i* a useful product—much more m., indfctl. than irople imagine. We all know bow cxtexwtveiy it !• «n fta-rted state, but dicrem by i» mroma lu* tlw extent ofc ite value. Tho wn» contain from 42 to 50 per cent of a uroriy colorle«. Wand, fixed oil, resembling olive oil. and tmed for similar ptirpoare. The l*>t n» ob­ tained by colli cxpreraiou, but a largo quan­ tity of inferior oil h prveuted by beating tbo reeds before preving. It i* » non-drying oil changing l>ut slowly by exposure to the atnrospberc, and remaining fluid in a cold several degrw below S3 deg*- FhhrenMM It contains las’ldes vHc ami jmhnitic acids two other oUy acids, which have been called tbe arachic and hypoga te, though it Is doubtful if they are really distinct. Tbe principal consumption of the oil is in soap Medicine-f«w Throat and Lung tMaoalti. w anew ooo phrsician who oceaanmaUy give, him a dlaerestaccount of certain justifiable exportaente which be £^n^r^CT*™tJr “*•«• anti-b(liou» remedy. The doctor questional her, tuul made up hi* mind that nothing In IxtrUcnlar wU tla, with h„r But qppwtumty to try an interesting experiment flashet! into hi« mind. “Yre," *ha had mid to tbe doctor. “1 have to take tluu hverine. If I don’t. 1 have a -kind of an nil gone sensation all over, .-uid my liver geu torpid, am! 1 froi considerably headachy, ami 1 don't relish my food. I can t gvt along without my lirerine.” n1'.V rt ’£‘l-'ell‘ you ’what 1 "-ill'lo. Mrs. Giddmg*. raid tho doctor; "Imro off takihg year liverino, and 1 will give vou a romeily of my own pmt will take the' plare of itismio'hing that will serve the rame pirporo. I want you to try my mwlicin*." ••Well. I’ll try it. doptoe," raid .he, “but I'm *<S“1 J1 ’ <*,‘tl”’ “‘f*rk otHtorinsJ" The doctor went away an<| got a bottle of -8wipm* Uvennrof Aunt Huldy’s apothecary. He took it home, imureri it out ot tiro bottlo ami nbottlpd It m small, plain vmk Tn**., he marked. - A tabkspoonful before each meal and before retiring ” the mine dow« ---C--- ---I— .-I OUI. that were-prv-TilMvl on tim bottle, of Uverihe | by the “elongation ot the rigid, <leflcx«*l —and left the vm!s for Aunt Huldy. I stalk” i» tbo i*>,ulinnty of tbiii plant, and h “i fi try tt faithfully, doctor,’’said «l|e, I one of the i-nriairiHt^of the vegetable ‘king. “but I’m lit raid 1 snali hum. my llvenne." ■ dom. The flower and leaf stalks ore of en-. A fen .mys afterward the doctor called ou I tirely different chnracbTt. Tbe flower stalk Aunt Huldy. ; t* a trailing vine !ik« that of tho melon ami •‘Well,’’Mid he, “and howdov* my medi­ | cocumhM-,- th* blaswMus appearing nt abort cine work I’ “Oh, .tear doctor.” said Aunt Huldv, sbak । im imii i. ing tier heed, “it ain't a going to do at all! is not until after toe petAh have fallen anti I’ve taken it faillifuHy. Jett a* you des.-ril.vd the seed i»d is furtnod that .toe puahing but it don't rolteve me th* way any Uv-ritw power is mad- immifcrt. Gradually tta rood • jkxI or nut i* lifted away from tta stem and {•-little *talk toows itrolf. A* this rtaik crept, "UMener," grows so tta uut at tho end of it ia pushed forward until itorvee over like u fl»h hw>k. ■with tta little cutin tta place of too jioint I weed not say that there are several kind* and barb Gradually tta nut i* |>u*bcd of rope walking, for one has only to visit an down to tba ground, and ttatupushmi into it. American arvu< to see more Guin one variety If by any accident toi» ia prevanted th* fruit praiNirwl In tlw xarne ring. Wein thepncra<» to grow. fnaion recognis’ three legitimato form*, of The culture of the peanut ia not <b^l-ii!:. which one, liowever. is almost olaolMe now­ Good corn laml.is generally'adreted in this adas A Taking them Ln the onl. r of ttwiir -oantry, ean-being taken that ttarv is noth­ dtfllmlty. and therefore. I presume, thnlr ing in tb^tanll that would -atain tta aLclia attractivennsi, there is first the high rope, In this state a randy loam that never suffers from drought *lx*iid be chorea. In fact, good melon land i« generally giol jieauut tend. Tta lottom land* on tbe tardm* of youthful । *tformers dtiport thsmselvre, arid rivers that receive a winter or *j>ring over­ which »« stretched only some seven or eight flow are admirably adapt. <1 t<>r‘ the growth feet from the ground; and lastly, the old of thi* nut The plan of planting adopted in fashibuol ••iwrensiotr rope, which I have re­ ttaromth i» to mark off tta land iu furrows fcmri’ ...................................... to a* Irolng <mt of date ......entirely. Thu Tta* ■' thrw feet apart, and in'these two |*a* are ; tad Ulh ali probability itaoUwtt form <>f dropped at iutervals of eighteen incbe» and । tight rope walking, and I trobevu date* tack covered an inch nral a naif ilrep. . ' ' ' ” ’ ” * Wtan tbo nut* are ripe, whtch will be in te . - A , ----- . . z .. 7 .----- r October, tta t'allfoniis peanut farmer run* I 4hich Is stretched from tta ground to some I oil venieut elevation Pcty or fifty feet away. war young voumrltwa* »till |«>puiar, popular ami ami iI Wh-n w ncn I1 war u >«■ »un rith a I | j I I I •a.-. |><tnfjlna properties ot a .i: ; i-.u stefa and realp <li»•/••ma, tetter, chafing i-rf-etlj' pure material* • -• and invigorating to the ■ -ii clean and healthy •' <!niggi*ts and fancy good* The Favorite Rroc them for, M l what they do purely in r«P>nseio tbe prejudices of tbeir patients, wbat an Intenotinr cnriw r.t __ Hood's Sarsaparilla . ( 4^ EXPERIMENT. VEGETABLE KINGDOM. .t.-UMcd with catarrh fifteen years. Took ' r ,rillaand I.vn not troubled any th. and my genera! health is much I W. Lilli*. 1‘0'tal Clerk Chicago IHllroud, ■, with catarrh 6 or years; tried if:', .tires. Inhalers, etc., spendkindred dollars without benefit. .1 . sarsaparilla, and was greatly in * mantar peculiar to Itrelf, tho .drying and rirenglbcning rrmo: - ibh* kingdom. You will find : n medy effectire where other .Xc.hii«L Try It now. It will Mold, regulate the digestion, , , ■ ■ .u»d rigor to the entire body. I;._.;ur!lla did me greet good. ,eh from overwork, and It toned - F.. Simmons. Oohnes, N. Y. . three years from blood poison. C..... . sarsaparilla and think 1 am Hi;.. MPA' T’ Brockport. N. Y. *N INTERESTING ONE OF THE CURIOSITIES OF THE .&‘,^»£.tr.nv tart tbn ptare where tl.« circuit cotirt J°{; torn emrntv I* hoidenl. the ’IS l* raid mortgage, or so touch tbm-ot as >«■ v^bich OLD rREDH tin tag an eyery o'ug. " 6:.n honesty is acKnowi• edged to be tlje purest tir.a rqosl- lasting piece or Standard Che-virm Tobacco on IhsmarKpt. Trying it ii. a ■- rj- r best t han any tai K iu! it. Give it a fair trial •'.y • H.’xjiIpi* has I JNO. FIVER fi BROS.. hnlsYUie. fcr THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the verv best citizens of Hastings and vicinity, in­ cluding business men, farmers, mechanics and others. DON’T PUT OFF Seeing him if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell you plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of tnem prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail RHCUM, to prosper, iut Wtailet.be lend Ftta ranih rast quarter riI ita srij» . . j -.-. _ itira nature.—nciontinc Cham. H. Bai km. AU1 tw Mort«*<«*- MICH. DISEASE, "but l'the *boet iron turned cut is said Chicago Herald. - The best possible testimonial of his ability to grapple with these diseases—a successful Sractice in dealing with such isorders. XTk aii n-atornacta. were .1 Gilgal; .but beu>6 utryto - Can give those suffering from any form of tbe Argentine Republio uacu ol7~ ‘•■’’a pnnwnrotracuion i$ 25ST? �WOMAN AND HOME MANAGEMENT OF tNG THE FIRST WEEK. every woman should study her husband's than a toBr tW>. it to A tiny bundle of flesh and blood—a packet of jpatentialitire rather frame contains in miniature aU tbecwmtial waste tliat we often see indulged in. Buying provisions in small quautittoa is a lad plan; there is a great deal of money wasted in this way. Of course it requires judgment, but with a little attention one soon learns, and It i* truly pitiable to uw tbo ignorance that aider chiid. This monpl of humanity fans the capability for being eomfortabte uncomfortable a* fully developed as if if from pin If shrinks from colil; too cool to older people to chilling to tbe deli­ cate organisation accustomed heretofore to a It is, of ccxirse, out of tho question to keep tbo tomp^nturo of a room at this point Tbe child yill in time become acclimated to tbe afmorpbcre in which ho is henceforth to live. But white this process ingoing ou animal part of a boy; and that is they are ruined.—M. Maurios, M. Globe-DemocnU.________ _ conditions prevailing in towns and country ’ nlnoea In Amer in*. The rcocxmitian ot the Tbe lamp to such n necessary arti home that it is strange it should be even this abort time to denied it tondint upon ouch a condition of things out M Weil as an unsightly objsrt, sox of the cxploslocu of oil lamps which communities, to a ; rvpar sense of the duties their neighbors, in tbe matter of proper sani­ tation, of dwellings and tbeir surroundings traced to careteomow in caring for the at heart will willfully neglect Chis veil portant task. Aside from tbe danger,! vresa causes more extravagance witu women svitem to in a sufficiently advanced ktate to Uo.uyU.1., d-.«d « U»ye<Mld -1,. render it beraly susceptible to the glare of ristiite how much better they appear dreamd brightJight or to such laud noises as a heavy according to tbeir means, it would do tread or the banging of doors. Add to this that its soft velvety vkiniis in a statoof unwi- time, Mticngth and money.—Atlanta Consti­ tiveness unknown to tl.eepidermis toughened tution. by contact with <>ur atmosphere and by fric­ tion, nnd it will readily appear why tbo little Setting a Ilctinrd Table. new comer should be enveloped in tranquillity and tenderMM a* in a garment. Almost equal in importance to this con­ home in which there ia absolutely no conflict, dition for die small stronger to that of 'la which tbe bousbold machinery moves warmth. White tbe spirit may have come, without jar or break—breakfast to one ot tbe us fond motlwre lore to think, from a eUmate ro«t enjoyable meal* of tho day; tlrst.be. I.— . . 1 . ...i.k.. ........ ________ L_........ ■__________ , to© body has left a .ranch higher and more even tenq walure than that which now sur—™ i, *n «— -■ - ------- VALUABLI BUGOE8TIOH6 FOR LOCAL BOARDS OF HEATH. Hara I fell *>»««*>; ano •tooctoanolM. Whyforg^W THE BABY becaum* all the family assemble at one time, aIui third, and by no iuhuh least, because .. .. .... ..... tbo mistress of the home underrtand* tbe secret of setting a refined Utblf. Flawere greet —-— ----- . - ” , * ““P wiU of Dec~l> fl1”® rorth * ,rr The danger of allowing children or lie carried about tbo home ought to be ■ ten In'relation to which each individual cose of i Ul ' enteric fever which occurs ought to be re ‘ ' gardrd as baring an important local siguifleauce, tbo one coMiutial condition to cteonli*n 1 n^o. Tiurt local sanitary autboritte*. pro HV- 1 ceedlng to act upon tbto principle, with clour to iutelligcuce of wiurt clranllueos really mean*. lin, | and with ••luetic* rcroluticn to enforce it in tbeir respective district, cun within a few euticio of a uew born infant to so exquisitely tender that even the slightest touch causes him paiu. it must be conceded that his skin to far more sensitive than to ordinarily sup- cbafiax as possible. Baking ^qwdek Take the !t win be just the paper to read these long evenings. J*°8T PERFECT Its superior excellence proran in millionj of vh.n ■ /idiKjwnf n nnritnrv ‘ &“rSSr5LETa.Ka>5Sbl lamps arc filled lightly w.th cotton tin not os much danger as though withou if tlw lamps should fall tbe oil wool contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. I ‘B “ PBICE BAKIMG roWDKR CO. confined tothe cotton, could be easily . gutobed. Thia is a safe plan to adopt gtaan band ttuniw.—Barton Budget. In certain districts cesspool* should either be abolished oltogetbr or so reconstructed and guardad as to bo as little of a nutoance bun. Says a corrcopundent: “I was glad I iseo tbo other day a suggmtion that under »r- woman to yield her seat in a street < always obtainable, even if it bo but an unpre- n stage, especially to ouu of her owi sox tending pot of geranium; tbe china and glass, whose need of a scot is greater. Tha< not although by uu means cwtiy or valuable, art* ' more than ouu woman out of a hundred wr quaint and pretty; tho cloth is of crimson for recognite* this duty to a fact too cvidsK to tboearly meal,an inuovation to which I have nurd proof. But to my point, which i» Ibis; Privies with uiickeed vaults should bo a nature approximating to It, adopted. Tb« local authorities should undertake, through tbeir boards of health, tbo removal of cxcre- removed and composted under tbe ryrtem clotliing that will to a certain extent make Up for what he has just quitted. Without 0?PRICE’$ CREAM the same order, tlie reason given being that stage with tboir husbands, most strenuitixly fruit stains (aa<T?ruit is never absent from object to tbeir husband* yielding tbeir teato her table) are Inevitable. ■ ton lady who may lx> standing. TtjoatteoAt first all her acquaintances Imagine that sibte ground of the objection is the plea tiiat abo spends lavishly in ber housekeeping, \ a husband in such a case should mt by aud whereas the fart is that she is a rigid eceuo- entertain bls wife. But I have general^ no- allowed to remain through stages of fennentatioa, canuat have. ah* buys. There to absolutely no waste, even of bread, aud the preparation of food is con­ sidered by her from the artistic standpoint. dump it there While ia Medford, the writer racouatered HUFFMAN BROS —r—SELL BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. Covered with tba soft- of the practice of "hardening" infants by barbarous methods as bathing them in cold water, subjecting them to rude hatidling and similar lia.ndi courses. One would affirm tender little baby was ignorance, were it not that it ts^ntrsu-d by those whim, reading and study of tbo subject should have taught carefully shielded from/tiie light. Home nurse* say that Iwbies artfblind at birth, as are kittens and pupptan. Even were this the translucent covering that shields tbe sigbt should be avoided. Monthly nurses require of them, wbo coaid not herself sleep except in a darkened room, alleging’ that tbe lea*: ray of light upon her eyelid* was enough to waken her. would lay tba slumlwring baby toward the unshuttered window or the un- always tlx. same.answer: "Why, the child is dominant pert, too, awVtbe very eggs In tbeir crude white shells appear in such dainty cups that they servo a decorative nurpoee. Breakfast in iwr idea should noCfeea heavy conviction, aud provides for her family with a view to giving tbo utmost nourishment in tbe lightest shape. Fuh figures largely in , ------ --------- ----as suitable.—Janet E. Rmitx-Rees in Demorest's Monthly. _______ It depends, toeu, altogether upon tbe two individuals making and maintaining tho res©riugo whether it to a thing of btewlug or of banning. Two |>«pte wbo uro each naturally unselfish, or who lore rach other sufficiently pocfally on Sunday, when it to often tbe only privy matters which were dumped not far filled w.tii iu appropriate condiment. Let distinguish loud talking near them, and start and quiver from head to foot at tbe nlamiulng of a door or window or tbe falling of a piece of furni­ ture. The whole delicately balanced system seem* to fee! the jar. Well authenticated partnership. * Where husband aud wife hare learned to forbear ever so little, to strive for each other's joys rather tiutn for tbeir owu rights, to re­ spect each ocheris personality, then tbeir unity to a bln® ot which tbo unmarried mind can form uo idea; they grow to have one wish. voua baby ha* resulted from a sudden loud noise, such as the firing of a gun or pistol in tbe vicinity, or any bke violent and sudden speaking, while each can maintain sufficient of that individualitj- which pre rente stagna­ tion and affords variety and vivacity, and fact <4 their icramm* should jxit parents that absolute inuuranre of sympathy which babies tlw .•diccks that would have been notb- encircling, supporting and sympathising unl­ HEADQUARTERS town authorities undertaking th- removal as art-while its features are nn indisUngnndi- The food fur the baby, and how it i» to Vo Rub your lamp chimneys after washing with dry salt, and you will be surprised at tbe new brilliance of your light*. In boiling meat for soup uw cold water to Boots and Shoes value them more. for itself alone, jiut into boiling water. tho bouse while boiling, place on tbo stove dish containing vinegar. Wash mirrors in warm Mid*, then dust with whiting from a muslin bag and polish with chamois ski®. - ore permitted, tbe kitchen dram slfould ter­ minate in a separate cesspool from tbe soil pipe ot tbe water-claret. In thickly settled tbo clay and receiving thrir supply of water beyond tbo porei bill cy of surface eon Lamina- however. to offer a protest here against over­ feedin. tbe child at the outsat. Many physi- tbe sincerest happincM tbe world affords. Little children should lx taught above all things to enjoy tiw pleasures that lie around rluch are beyond them. It to a fault of th* bilitira of Itapidnsas and to consider any ob- tbe arrival of the full supply in the breast.— Christine Terfcuue Herrick iu Harper's Barer. sell cheap. We carry a complete line of isting old fashioned walls should be filled tn, Tbeoftener flour to sifted tor spongecake House sanitation fat mocMrgel' within tbe Important aids of house dentil inn® to thor­ ough ventilation. As tbto cannot usually here­ or notoriety ban a bobby. Edwin Booth’s vclous collection. Joseph Jefferson loves to ride over the broad acres of bls Louisiana plate collections ot publications, portraits nothing for the first twenty-four hours exwater, Others follow tbe old fashioned method of putting the infant to the brcre*. an soon m> the child has been wnsbe.l and dressed. Tbe milk does not come tn full force until tbe We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will hurtful to tbo akin. hired house commonplace position must make render the object of jLhem doubly valuable when it is obtained. Every hour of tb» busy woman's day is Ailed in with little domestic cares, each one ot which brings its own blessings, and it to tbe finding out and recognition of ------ FOR— aad cesspool matter Then a strict system of privy cunstruction or adaptation should bo enforced. 1‘eople should no: !>• ;>crmit tad Tba flesh of fresh fish should be Ann, tbe erbood and womanhood. The forturts of ennui from whfeh tbo wealthy and frivolous woman of ti<c world ao often suffers are un­ known tif tbo busy housewife. Tbe little Huffman Bros. basins fur acveral large communities, an'i chimney. atiou which should carry weight with every UKrtfaer to that a baby to never lew Irautiful than when it to under a fortnight ul-L To tbe unprejndie«i otoerver its charm*, will be See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. But in the neighborhood when.- this offal by iuadverteoclai of this kind, woich, one would think, 'ought to be impossible with ' make it won® than a purgatorial condition, e ' To remove paint from silk goods saturate Aud that would hold true not only of mar- I . tbe goods with equal pnrtu of turpentine an.l demand* arc so exacting that she has no time STOVES. \ Of all kinds. self adjusting. When tbo fatal!) ait down, how comfortable to bare everything ou tbo tabla which ought to be on it at that mo­ (toll from pritiripte, may make marriage a ■ ment. And how uncomfortable is there­ state of lieatitiolc, aud two people wbo think j confidence. <->>mpsLniou*hip and cnentes con­ stitute a happiness which it need* tho troubles and trials inseparable from life at present to hinder from being little lens than h-uvop it­ self.—Harper's Barer. Which are heatinp scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee tbeir work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. public highway, until one night be caught the parties in the act, and ad fTightened them have to jump up repeatedly after everybody to seated in order to supply suaie miming ar­ ticle. Home persons set a table thrice a day for fifty years (or nearly 65,000 times), and yet h generally contrive to -juufe omit tbe imwf mustard, 11’** “‘17 WMM*, V w u, or tbe pepper, or tbe salt, or a cup and san­ CWi or a knife and spoon. Not only servants. but also experienced housekeeper?, perpetu- one’s eyes should be unshaded. In tbeendeavor to secure quiet for mother and diiM, vndto must be tabooed. J»o c&llars except tbe physician and the immediate mourners of tbe family should lw admitted to tbeex-k room until at least a week niter tbe little one's arrival It will do tbe baby no good to 1k> exhibited to a sucnMtion of adIt* chief bum- The Norcross Furnaces This re- every fine day a thorough air bath. Son- r> nu nn.i no; teen OiMgrceably affected bv gotng into certain bousm nud beiug met with a rani, filthy ntmoopherc. loadnd with tbe exhalations from human bodies raid lunge which have become so perustent bv lack of proper ventilation *» to impregnate not oniv U*’.^lr'. VGl U." •■'arpeta, furniture, cnrtalw GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat-welts). in plain figures. All goods markon ' One Price to All, mg of u>e nccupents. which gives public notice df the fact every time they board owns a bundooHM* ooliection of books and plates of ancient costuinta, mid to al ways on tbe look out to add to it. Mrs. Langtry's fad is found iu old aiivur, and h«r tabte is always set with it. Bbetuui also some old feather edge cutlery for .which In fact everything that is new in style and gopd-hi quality. Is our motto. the summer mouths, shutting up their honww —tl^n. II..,.- —..J ___ ■low. trap dries trp, toavfor the foul odore from For heavy boots we carry the rustical, nervous life to the result of snefa unbuulihy aspiration. Tbe full fruition of Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. kit behind him.-Detroit Gilbert has a valuable collection of Uogra- one little gi> shopping and man* of different breed*. Kate Claxton goes We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and (iray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoe*, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make , but no other dealer can get any of the above mention^1 brands. Improved railroad car with safety wheels and » an individual. t-jrU un Rower Shoe Co. One Price Boot and Shoe Deale � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-11-21.pdf 6bf48025be794acd572c42ef4ac1c750 PDF Text Text ; any W" m t,u ■ r^‘>dy- Banner. astings VOL XXXIII. NO. 30 1 INGS. MICH.. NOVEMBER 21. ; k-<8. A STEM WINDER !. Hastings Banner. 1-UUUI..1 WHOLE NO. 1747. COUNTY NEWS b ~___ ------- AT------ltAirT15(i% ^ABI=v Covxtt. M1CUIOax. DON’T FORGET IT! - ■ The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County: ' Trick, and sister. Mrs. Robert Marshall At the suggestion of P. II. Lawrence end kind and benevolent hearted mm and boy, went and husked wn fur Mr.’ J.. K. Rockwell; who has hern an Invalid for the past nlntj months. R. Ormsbee and family, of Dowling, were the gunsts of W. T. Barber and F. G. Cortright Saturday and Sunday. ’ Mrs. J. M.' Elliott entertained tire lad Ire aid amt literary society one day lart work. Will Elliott has hi, new hum nearly completed for ebritrring bis stuck. i Myron Pennock. wife and daughter. - of Nashville, were the guests of her fattier and mother. |W. O. Barnes and wife, sever- WltSClUPTTQX * i-oo^zn YE AB. ,re no* receiving our Holiday Goods. PRICES LUSTER BAND ..-.vr AQicr.* try to follow on pricers GROCERIES. PRODUCE. that complctoly agree with each other-mganl elcctrietty aa a peculiar form of master permeating ail spoor- as we!) an al substances, together with tbe larninifer- Condncture. aceoroiug to this re holm or ptpea In this jelly. a ■ical geoeratore are pumps tUx Mrs. L-wjs Gardner and son are visiting Heluiboltz, consider it an integral oonfriends in Ixnawee Co. Tbe V. B, zre holding protracted meet­ ings st the Eart Castleton C. B. church. deteruiines it* Btl Florence Eddy, of town, was the gurrt of May Ixx-kb:>rt Sunday. liniaa. or material An inch or mon- of snow fell Sunday, Mrs. WHI mt Hurter entertained the but it i» now me'llng rapidly.* ______________________ w iauu-s In this*vicinity iniijviciniiy Wednesday uetineMay with wttn an an The foreign missionary society was en- ladles *old ’J'~ fashioned *’ quilting. *“’ . I diet tuns th>u tbev completely fall toreDanle Mat>-r. of Clare, who lias been visiting his parents, made up hta mind w< n- pn-M-nt and n-|<ort a very piquant . that in* eould n-d returnaiouetohta neat littime. ’ | He liouac that hr hail jurt completed before ether itaelf an an infiniudv thin, higbly v F"" la,!ies **'* »»*iety met at J. J. PerklnJrm'ThJr**7,1^ ’T* ”■ *“**1 b*n«- he selected Mi>,Sadie elastic ttirditim filling all Ipace employed a" n, fbu,’d,*y •H’-rao-n -ml crating. , Rerda<,arompmii<>n and Wednesday, Nr-v. only as th- vehicle of’ laoso undulatoay LVL1L,«U'"’'’‘“’VCd*nd ■ !<■ U»l'. l>.mlnhu-t <dH <»-■ I," A motion, that, give ua light and radiaat Mr* |E-' h , । -. ' quiet lltll--wtddlng was held at the bride's heut. Tbe material theory of electricity wrelTwhil? tirh“^7,D ,Mr> "tK Th' ’•* •r*T- requires ns tn add to this another incoash 6 * "l Mr*’ ^“‘h.tmon tralu tor their new brane and the prebcuaible medium embedded or entan­ gled in this ether, which fe i.ut only a ir *. tn u • i h’’*1 wbihre fallow them. 7 Kalamansi. preached at Mre. M. 11. Bloom with her two daurh- medium for motion., but which 1, itself th.-chapel Sunday morning. He will roo-' Uf„ MU r. IM«b to rrehfe. duct evening service during thta week al . N. It Anrten Ims movwt . The practical man. with hta rye and Ma the north I toe lake sr-hool house. | Your scribe was at the conntv. bub at- mind trained by the stern rewlitlraof daily Georgh- Mahen. who ta so afflicted with tending the limcher trial. rheumatism, wax uu: tor a drive one of 4 - & NISKHHN . ■ To Be Continued. want all of the Butter. Erta. and Dried Fruit you will brlhg t» «t Highest I Mil. Jams & Van ArmanJ HUFFMAN BROS ^AKlK6 •SELL----- POWDER Absolutely Pure. BUILDER’S HARDWARE which we-will be glad to^uote prices. i he Norcross Furnaces u (. I - I . Which ard heating scores of house* in Barry county, with he he-r nf satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their Turk. Will be pleassd to give.estimates or quote prices. I STOVES. 01 all kinds. See ocr utock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros HEADQUARTERS ----- FOB----- Boots and Shoes. Wfc have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of (irayBros. and Robinson Burtenshaw Shpes, Burh in kid and giat (goat wfllti). IQ fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. All goods marked in plain figures. One Price to AIR Is our motto. E’or heavy boots we carry the Whitney. None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make: but no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned The Ne< Boiler Hill Delton, Mich, DTTV \A7Ul? A T Ij U T. VV fl I A I ’. a jculd weather ha*--------------found.sUane । School c.iruun noil to-day with B. J. ■ . Snow and ------------f------— unnecessary and hitooeeirable ronccptK'us. such a trawly of the beautiful i Robinson as principal ant Addie Richie ; far‘n,;rs noprtpar.-d for it. ^assistant. ' \ Mrv *k". • Cappy un i Mrs. Andrew simplicity of nature. He Itos a riser ounLight bats with black ImukIs are not as Biakrn were ilie guests of Mrs.- Scott last coptipn of clertrirtty as something which ’ Thursday. ! hus a distant objective exwtonce. which stylish as they have hern. ‘ We understand that Nelson Bruse has he can manufacture and sell, and wme Mrs. Ben Mi-Belh. of Battle Creek, has thing which I he tinphilau.pLic and urdl(jmrved to ttita town. ’ be, d visiting friends al>oui here. at wees " **‘an‘ 1,141 l-*’,,r-»rd Sledge has tradHar/y <;,*•» spent a |urt of last week i'1'double!buggy for a new top buxgy. wtth triend* in Kalamaroo. as did Winnie V I Geo. Cappy has sold his colt fur which ' , he received eVA. ' Mr. Joneij of Hastings, is doing the I The first edition of winter made Its ap200 Rev. Harehine. of Castleton, filled Ker. 1 pearancr last Saturday- u»«irnng to' tbe ‘ , Kay wood’s appointment at the Pod Auger “I am from America.'’ wi» the magical shape of two inches of Iw-autiful snow. talisman opening every door ami heartStoves an- placed in condition* for use: I school bouse last Suirlay. i Wm. tjcgek of Irving, was tbe guest of • Heav’n blc*a ye for that!” ' IhaaUy— vegtfabiea placed In cellars. ’ wife last Saturday and Blain Ray ha* purchased a lot at Mito, ’ ’ i Sunday. i . t and is moving a huu*e on the sameNettie Bull Is working for Mrs. I). W. no*, but that a the fine count. Fanners are looking for an era ol ,. pcrily under the incoming admtotatrattou. . R“«*n«. | rid my ould man. Confidence seem* to be restored In the fuF. Fausey^ of Hastings, was home lart I ture of Michigan wool inter-nt a* samas Monday. ;the wool and woolen good, schedule ba* . B*’rtha s**Ur *l S. Shively’* revised, so as to put end grades to the J** Sl,nJfIpieen fraudulent importations of an certain Mrs. Kelly. Mike and Frank visited at dred like greetings apd question*, with I tremors -from the region of. tears in them, L. Spencer’s last Sunday. were showi-red upon me. and may 1 bo • “1 “ forgiven where hmrt’n hunger b counted j l*ll»—’Die marriage of Eibert nu no m™crime Iur fur irwthe nma mild auo and romiuning comforting Maa 11m 1 j„ Edmund, A. bchumaker was r^miiDU* mid nno Data/* imisrA-Dcnuniaxer was that 1 told them. a very enluykhk-affair. But one of the whole simple host, a .-nio) able affair. About W M of their ;: near friends and relatives were aewmbled poor old woman living alone with a tgnat Bt the home of the bride’s parents to wil­ and a pig in a hut. turned upon me llad neBJK jlte crcmuny, which was performed I M-en her Mk-hahl dartin', who the next — •*■ McKee • • - — Hissed year vouhlbring her out? I had by the Rev. In bis usual■ plea.-ant nianner. A bountiful repast followed and not: but would finu him. She was as a at a late hour the gurets departed, h-avlng June day of delight until that fatal de , the usual testimonial* of esteem fur the nial No matter for cy brilliant cxposl| happy nrnple. tioa of America’s geography, its wide ex1 Fred Budd returned last week from his nanso. its numberless cities. Ah. where 1 trip In the far west A fine snow storm Sunday. . 1‘ Mrs. Cyrus Edmunds Is visiting friends And God biros the true old soul of a Th-s snow reminds Um- boys of their at tills place. mother for it. though she did slam tba sleds. Mrs. Horry Bellinger had a stroke of door upon me and glare unassailable de­ A. J. Cheesrbrough Is again working for paralysis Saturday night and has entirely fiance through the little window from bee his father in the factory. Jacob Rotuh relumed from tbe north Herbert Boooian and family started for woods last week but without any ••venison.’^ Virginia last Monday where they wilL Chr,-sebrough and Steckle were out iaat make It their home in the future. week selling patent fence. Rev. Perry sjwnt Sunday at this place. Ed. Antirews and family, of Ohio, are in’ Mattie Sheffield is very ’siek with the I The Internal organization of a Japanese measles. ■ xtewspapcr office i»a aad spectacle of dally Only two trams a day now on the Ixtweli ‘ struggle with difficulties unknown elsa& Hartings railroad. Edmund* returned last Saturday to Ann Paying the highest market price. ; of woolens, and also won| tip. so called ' wastes, etc. A.r5 C.llTowne haringt confidence In the Custom Milling and Feed Grinding a ■ furo 7thlnfin?^hoi I tun- nf the fim fine wool intcrv>t». interest* went to tn > 6 futuninf „ . . specialty. |! Paw Paw Pawl ’s* last week andI and ptmliaMdI purchased two , rtoek raw- from the well known dock of Our mill Is equipped with the latest and ! K- B. Welch. Heads up since Nov. fitb. best machinery, and will prouuce a* fine a , How elate must a state vole to make it quality of Sour as can be rale. The pat- ; doubtful. ronage of the people of southwestern Barry 1 A few mugwump*; but fast becoming -—„...— — ... rtronciled. (. county Is solicited. Respectfully, Fanners are ready for winter horses, sheep and cattle are all lioured. LU wm J M FOWLER. ’• Dentist. ATUART. KNAPPEN A VANARMAN. i Lawyers. United state* court. M. BATES. • Attorn R Hatting*. Mich A. BARBER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, H . W. LOWRY. M. D., Physician and Surgeon. douse.Hastings. Micb.________ <M1TU 4 COIAJBOVE. 0 . Lawyers. (Office in Union bluca. Hastings.) ■■___ .i— i. .11 rh. — nt Lhr i E- KEN ASTON, A. Attonu C. WELTON (a* azeat tor tba Ohio Fanuec’s Insurant Co. iggHaSSL-v 0OOK A SHELDON. fit R. TIMMERMAN, Homcrpathlc PbyC • sleian and Surgeon. IfAKTlN V. BARKER. Real Estate, In11 surance and Loans. brands. lart week selling young fruit tnw*. The construction train uf the L- A. H. R. IL on- laying a <lde track near IiowvlL Stella Ward returned Friday from Katanutz«o where sbr ha* been vidting rela­ tives. <>. VanWormcr is said to la- Improving In bealtb. • The school bouse looks considerably bet­ ter having on a new coat of paint. I There Li some talk of changing the portoffi.x- into A. M. Herrington’s store. Cone- to Fn-ejmrt Thanksgiving evening mid have a gootl time at Music fall. School comna-nrrd last week with 1O> rclx >lars. Llxxie Clemens relumed last week from ell where she has been vldtiug friends anti relatives. .u«.«. —■» yy* bTj”w;XX.’'-boo< i-dbOI-Sa B next Monday. Nov. in. . I Frank Doty support* a new hat won by > election. . I The morning of Nov. 7 tbe democrat ( ——- al —...aU,.! It, SH11,' pole Awas dresred in HW, mourning. LOVE . Quite a change in the atmosphere during j the past week, from a mild warm growing 1 weather to a cold chilling northwest wind ending with snow Friday night, continuing during Sunday. Notwithstanding the many changes which people are liable to mc-t. the repub­ licans of this place and vicinity were truly wide-awake on the night uf the 14th. Af­ ter a hard and well fought content for po­ litical supremacy —r-------- ----------------for the right -----------kind of civil1 : guvernnient they wen- elated over the resuit, consequently a Jollification meeting was thought to be In order, tn which bon- , fires were built at the corners that lllnmin- t ated for miles around. Powder was used : freelv. fire rockets were sent to tbe huav-1 ens mingled with voices of hurrah., of tiie multitude present. VW that evening the j . . ... I.... ■■ I IN pLD AGE. Rnd Bnd triangle* and tail*, and of lh<. JapaHaaa syllabary called hana Of the former there are 20.000 In of whlch perhaps 14.000 cnnstltuU >> -1 • • * * — - than -I.0W are hi nimnum dally use; while the forty seven simple characlara of kana are known to everybody. Therefore tba Japanese, compositor ha.* to be prepared to place in his atie.k anjf one of over 4,UOO different type*—truly an appalling task. From the nature nf the problem as vend „„ a scholar himself. am ’ ‘^Fn“ a r:,:>o • Mrmrotegtnv kweaad - ------- --------------- - rarutcly; recondly. bis eyesight suffers fearfully, and he generally wears a huge j<Lr «>f magnifying goggles: and third, as It is physically impossible for any one man to reach 4.000 typt, a totally dif fcrent method of case arraaqwuaot has delphla Times Little Flossie time into the bouse with tears trickling down her grief strickm by iwta in the Gulf ol Mexico. Tbe inquired her mother. bosta cnxn.-l tn thi« tamoes*are caikd tur- i An(i Drwata robbed out: "Jest beeaam tiers When a turtle i* captured riita are cut j wouldn't let Sadie Waffles play with my in iw flipper* and Jbe^ril tied togrtber by -------------------- *------------- «--•------- *-* *- •— etnut eorda On tbelr backs, with tbelr flipthousand dollar*’ worth of candy marpvv thus tied, tbe turtire are u restricted in tWr rotwemenla a* a man in a atraigbt jacket The i«au are generally out from two to three weeks before a load ie secured. I Ant fl-W W H. ihttK Mlled for an entertainment. who from Un- log shipped north. - .. • - < “ ■ - ■ —1 V.. V...L a.H.il — • They do not arrive .in *nn —** tk.. jn^^borrnwitig money, may sane oiic i-—-•, —------------ ___ and canonading were again in order until are seat to tbs different markets where they abont eight o’clock, when a grand tnnrcb >'* with their -flippsrs’’ still tied until either on double qhlck filled the hall to listen tb*y arosnMor dw of rtarvatom. TMste to instrumental and vocal melodics by | no exaggerated account The turtle will tn that happy fcmUv: thus the evening | lire about three month* without water or - ‘ T-L J. i___ .1.. Ja .11 -I-. I.r...-I food. Death from 'rtnrv.-.tioa KXnetime* OOBERTSOft HOUSE, Rower Shoe Co One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. • this country Is --Ht> a Michael was was hex Am �CAUSES OF COLDS. ft GAME IN WHICH NATURE “TAKES SOME EXPLANATIONS GIVEN WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS. • A THtRD HAND.” The Detroit Light Infantry will go to New Orleans during the Mardl Gras. • A YalsaUe Besoaree for the Sick. ••Do you think that the vile smells ema­ nating from the torn up streets hare any­ thing to do with the prevalence of colds?" artrihutrtt to Bllll-«>'iie»*. PURELY VEGETABLE. It rdase* tbe howrt* without purlfi-* , blltou* breMtii aiHi rompletcl V % . - -. ■ ■----- « -wmnfnma wnwh tonnera" .ssK/ws&Kya” Boston Dry Goods » Store FuU of attract I rr bargains. Mare & Duff are Qoods. and al lhe lowest price*, that Is shown In the eoentry. Marr ft Dull are selling Ikxjhle always add for WM. fo-fiO and tf.CO shawls in tbe same propartton. Single sr'» rtoeV of gno>K snd they are sellIiir Cioats' Cloais I Cloaks! Marr ft Duff have built an extra addition and la u»ed for rloak* entirety and the bargains Bacuue* In clolh and tbe finest value* in the ebeaper than elsewhere Children and Misses Cloaks Marr ft Du# ean show the largest line examine. Ddmr! Everything tn this line for eblldren. todies and gents, in white, grey and seariet. all quail- Hosiery la cotton. wnol*n. cashmere. neece-Bned cotton tor todies, children and gent*. A big stock to Dress Gfeods. light of the country. Everything nice, imw a*d tasty can always be found st this department country. <tur facilities for buving b better, our fadlltlev for selling are much better selling for cash and one price, and baring no bad debts of important rva«on la that we believe In small profit* and quick sale*. Do not fall to corn* to the Borton Dry Goods «treo for everything tn lire dry gnod* line, where you can not only save money but get an assortment to choose from. <Marr & Duke. F H. -Marr ft Duff bare fuauguratol a new venture which they call Frtdxy'a Great Banrain Day. It l« proposed to sell »p»ctal thine* on bargain* will not be sold Thursday or Saturday, but Friday only. Marr & Duef. erclsed over u point of public morals which suggests grave reflecuuns to those ‘ who Imagine that human nature can M j* regenerated by act of pcrlfameut. In Guylmr ibe British Detective. m England we have done our best to check "Most unquestionably 1 do. Those There is something about ths Brills J. .ganibllne by tbe suppression of lotterias, gagus of which you apeak are very poison­ detective that acts as an incentive 1 ous They attack pud Weaken theeystem crime. I do not mean this In the sense c£ and bottlug houses, rad “list shops" and uf any one that brmthea them to such an a joke precisely. Nobody ever found an » by withholding all legal protec Ion from extent that It becomes manneasily affected, particular delight in larking with Amera,’ the goose »tio haa backed Ufa fancy and But uut only by climatic changes, but by ail can. Russian or French detectives, but a ■ fimfa It hard to collect Hie proceed* dlxease* The strong man may throw off foreigners who have any Intercourse a ■ still the evil fa not exterminated, aud so disease, but lhe weak une has to gn nnwith the Engliafi detective force fy-FtixlS far aa rtoklug money ou tbe performances T of horses on a race aourae or of mm on Unr I consider it an outrage that tbe temptation io guy them. dltoens uf this city have to bo subjected I made a tour of the alums of Loixlo< tbe ash path la concerned.'the mischief fa perhaps more rampant than * .-p it wa*. to the dangers resulting from breathing on one occasion, which extended over seir. In truth, the ennui of exfaumee. among such ar. alnionphere. In my daily rounds eral nights' steady work. At another tin as ■ physician I pass through whole blocks I made it a point to "do" the alums I3 men with uo Internal rraounxi or exof this detestably vhluted atmosphere, least once a week, rad this practice elX teroal business, must be relieved In some S way. And this, the Bombay authorities and I cannot wonder Uiat the people of tended, more or less, through an enlb the neighborhood are ill." winter I always had a detective wit Jl discovered, fa supplied among tbe native i'Do you think that tho smoking of me on these occasions, aud usually tlppc4* population by means of the rain gambling. clgarvlivs makes oao more liable u> con BKTT1N0 OX TH* RAIXFALL him to the extent of 10 ahillings for n I* . tract coldT ■ Whether this form of betting fa new or trouble. A New York mau would cxue<rt ’ "Yes. The smoke from tbe stuff that $10 or refuse everything. I made It a old we are not informed, though, as is pul Into cigarettes Irritates the mucotui point tu have a different ofllct-r on er«7 everything j _______ -_y in--------------------------------the east fa very antiquated. _i---------------jjM II ba* going membrane of tho bronchial tube* until they trip, as much for novelty's sake as any- •v the_ chances arc|tthat been {on become iutlamed. and In that condition thing else: and I waa much impressed from time immemorial, ---------------------------—-4. _ though —it fa only they are more susceptible to tbe attacks • throughout with the remarkable stupidity-------“ •** " v ------- eome ------- --------recently that — It ba* prominently of cold. But the subject of colds to such and lack of intelligence displayed by tbe under the notice of th* police. All kinds a wide one and so varied that It is Impos­ officer* of her Majeaty's government who of punbling are, of couroe. plentiful In an sible now to enter into a detailed diacus- have chargw of this important branch of Indian city—from the purchase of lottery sion. I think that you may safely pul tho service.—New York Cor. Globe-Dem- tickets to the vulgar exelteomut of ehnek down the remarkable prevalence of tbe , farthing. But the rain gamblers, though many troubles that are classed aa colds to not draftod solely from the upper circle of 1 native society, are in Bombay confined. tho extraordinary climalK- changes that we have re- eutly experienced and to tbe Many of the keeper* of big groceries in foul stenches that beset u» from tho torn this cits tell of the large extent tq which means. Iu vulgar parlance, it Is known up streets." oatmeal 1* used as an article of dint. In aa "autta," and consists in betting on tho "It is news to me that colds are so thousand* of families n plate or a bowl of amount of rain which will be disctaugvd prevalent," said Dr. Anthony Bnppauer, oatmeal po-ridge. which ought to bo of from — a r passing cloud. tho n»xt physician visited But 1 du find tbe best quality, well boiled, and taken i Naturally Ina -------*• “ theakjr is ■-------count ountry where a prevalence of bronchial troubles which with cream, fa tbe first tiling al break fast. 1 ss brass for mere thau —• year, this than ■»» half the are often mistaken for colds, such as The children are apt to be very fond of IL form of speculation can bo indulged in bronchial catarrh, bronchitis, lonsllitis. ft -fa whob-.ome. nutritious rad advau- only —during ‘ *— the ------------monsoon------------season—when pharyngitis, laryngitis, and all such tageou* to the digestion. It fa surprising btudaeer Is portly suspended aud the world troubles that are commonly denominated that more people do not learn how to pre­ generally in western India to s "peg low." colds. They are in reality the natural pare for the breakfast table oatmeal With the south weat monsoon the rainy results of breathing the abominable gases cakes, tbow thin, crisp, most excellent season tn Bombay seta in and lasts with that arise cuntlifttally from our streets. biscuit* which one finds in all households amazing n-gularily, from the secund week The solid particles in these noisome va­ In Scotland, and which ought to be eaten In June till bear the doee of September pors coutlnually strike on tho mucous with fresh milk. They are easily made, membrane, and finally cut it away. This worth making, possess must of the merits produces violent Inflammation, and in of porridge, and are a dcslrab'o change kind of vapor bath, though old rreldents that condition one becomes thoroughly from it a: times. The Scotch are also re fond of declaring that the muosoon is susceptible to dlmntic changes. I regard Luge consumers of peasemeol. which they New Yprk as the healthiest dty iu the make into bannocks or brose. good fur tomed to the rain." In any caoe U gen world 'on account of Its magnificent situa- hungry people and racy tp tbe taste. erally leaves off for an hour or two in tho When the wheat crop fa short and flour fa evening, when's ride or walk to possible. mighty river, and a pure ocean breero dear, both oatmeal and peasemeal might But that is just the period when tbe rain blows over It continually. But If it were be used to advantage in more American gambler Lie* him to tbe suits saloon The not for this splendid situation it would families than have ever tried them.—New. principal of three haunts—the only uno bo the uuhealt bleat city in tho world, for York Sun Indeed with which the police seem ac­ tbe municipal government seems to be quainted—to situated In close proximity doing all iu Itpower to achieve that end. to one of the principal pclice^statioua Why. the Htreot here layout of my office 1 Bpmo of the upland regions of Brasil, cukatdco is rxiwtni.il • . has been dug up and repaved four s«p evpeciallr near tho city of Barboccma, ar* According to a description in a local orate times iu os many months, and each marked by the appearance appeaniuce of great rugged tbe place to perfectly easy of aatime wo have been auailed by\be same h u -Hows ”------*in “ *the v_ aides aud slopes • - many journal uf cou. and there to do attempt to hide any­ dihgurtting and jwlsouous odura. ' of tho rolling, grass covered hills. They thing from tbe authorities, or from *uy “Another thing that develops and ag­ are land slip.*, caused by the existence of uno else Nor. in truth, except far thgravate* tliese throat trouble* fa smoking. springs, and present an appearance pktAnd it doesn't make ray difference if tho ureequ- in the extreme. Their sides are temptation whkh It affords to people with uo money to lose to risk their earnings, tobacco is the beet, it ns* ill effects, aot worn into every Imaginable shape, of or. what to worse, the caniuig* of. tbeir a > much as poor tobacco or the contempt­ pinnacles, dames, pointed towers, but­ ible cigarette. but it fa bad enough. Now tresses and cavities, with ravines, nar­ employers, rain gambling to about tho mo.-t inno<.-uous uf all lurrns of hotting you or any other gentleman can moke on row, deep and precipitous, or wide, open Clieutlug to impoartbta. aud though expo experiment for yunraelf. When you get space*, mirrounded by lofty, perpendicu­ up homo morning ait before ypur mirror lar w. t«. riven by crocks and ready to Hence Lounts for somuthlng, there can not be any chance of t!w greenhorn being and look into your throat. You will find fail. But their great charm lies in their that It fa the color of boiled salmon, which color. Tbe prevailing tint is a deep In­ hiiedwiuktid, since tbe game is the aim­ fa natural. Then smoko a cigar for five dian red. which combined with the green pleat imaginable, and the fact of Nature takiug the third hand" in tho sport preminutes, and look again. You will find hills and tho blue sky, bearing its glisten­ Hurt the salmon color has given plura to a ing white clouds, constitutes a charming ciudce the suspicion of the wily "BUroff" maulpulato^f tbe implements of tbe deep red. Smuku for fifty minute* and. combination uf tones Anv one of these game. you will find your throat ha* the appear­ buTuncas, as they are colled, tier* exImplrauxits, indeed, iu tho gambling ance of raw beef. In that condition it is cellont opportunities to the geologist.— sense of tba term, there arc uono; au<L susceptible to climatic cl: There- Popular Science Monthly so long as a nme*t«r luu learned to read fore, os u hraith move, 1-------------- __w/ the signs of the heaven*, the merest tyro with both the vile gaaot of the streets ha* aa much ehance of winning as th* and smoking, but especially with the for­ A Vienna correspondent relates a pleasregular frequeuter of the sutta mer. Their existence fa a menace to the BDttalcot the well merited dtocomfitortfmust ---------—-----------xaluou.— Tbe room to occupied by the public health." of a barber at lunsbru-.-k. A rough and stulls of the shroff*, or bankera, whu ray Dr. T. 8. Robert*ou was so ill with a rea“T„W,ow. in a mounialn-vriag dress to tbe owner of the cstablfahraeut the establishment a errcold that hr could scurnely speak when not a little besmudged. with dirt rad tho talu percentage uf their gaius; rad to th is tbe reporter called, but thesubjecl pleaned worse for wey, entered ran of tbe grand magus;., all dfapnUw uro referred, hu de him and he talked on it with much free • shaving saloons ' of the city. He sat i cfaluu, like that of the umpire in a cricket dom. He agreed fully with Dr. 8»yrv rad down In an ea»y chair, and said ho wished ; match, heiug fiuftl. Dr. Ruppauar comwrnlng the effect of tho to be sfatved. "No, Ho"’ exclaimed tho IMFLFMKMT* OF THE gaml IMFLFMKNTV o OF GAML. gases from th* streets aud the habit uf exquisitely dressed rad perfumed prb> THE the gami •Dir only tools of any Lind Iu th- pla.m cigarette smoking on producing colds rad prietor, "we don't share peasrals here; throat trouble* lie are two nutgn rough rain gauges. Une One of of them troupes He said sold that two years this this fa is a a sslnnn! saloon I" “Verv wriT'^renitod ” *<V*v* •• second streets. dated Marvh Cd>. 1SS4. and recorded In the office tors SM thirty-three rents fWAStat the date of this notice and no suit or proceedings at tow or tn equity bavins been Instituted tn recover Ttooembrr. A. D. IM. al one o’Cnek In th” afternoon nt the txwth front d««r or rotmn-e of the court house In th* efre of Hasting* li> the corn,hr of Rarer and «utr of Michigan (that he­ rd) sell at public anetion or vrwdue to tbe high eet bidder the nreml*e« described In said mortgsre to«ari«fv tlw amount due on sale mortgage with Ibo irttorrst at eight per ccuL per annum and the enrt* aud expenses allowed by tow towthrr wftk an attorney fee of fifteen defiant •Ji< dewTtbed In said niortKMv or section number eiitnteen tberetote- rWbt. fttlr aad InUrr deceased of. Tn aud to tbe real m {mvsss&Aiss.' tn towuMnlp I mo nt yotir rival's salcxmou tho other side He had ulmerved since j o oft mo the btrect. btrect. i1 am am tne tbe Archduke ArtMukc Johann Johann 1" I” —--—a thoroughfare that waa being disrupted were subject to throat troubles, coughs and eolds, n ronditkxi that lie attributed The tree .f Hfe bearing twelve manner wholly to the miasmac condition of tho of fruits seems to have existence outside atmosphere in such neighborhoods. <.f the vision of St. Johu, no leas than lhe '-'But there are bther Influences that must continued. "In uiubi be ue cousidtred." ujuBiut™, he in-cuiuuiura. iu story . / of tbe deluge, which is to M bo met tho flrat place, wo live hero on an Island with *, “ outside °uwdo the Scripture Scriptun, record. record. On thia Subject subject Q aU writer series of ■ tirl in in a i« continually <•<»*♦ Innatl »• damp .lu-mn atmosphere tblS HtCr of of i» U tcrif.i nf papers ik and Au a result, we are afflicted with catorrhal on “Asiatic Kvmbolfam." recently pub­ troubles. New York box fiU iwrecnt. uicra lished in The Indian Antiquary, remarks that "tho tree of Hfe. bearing twelve cases of catarrh than any city In the world manner uf fruits, yielding its fruit everv except Boston Now tills catarrhal coumonth,' described by JoLii Lu the Reveladition is so KUacvptlble to climatic In flu race that any little change iu the weather tlun. basils countorptri in Eastern art. OnPerofau carpet* I* *ce:l the figure of a bring* on a cold in some shape? “Another very Important factor in this tree with twelve leave-. «,r sometimes matter p tbe careleasuiws of people in twelve flowers or fruits. Yarkand caruno ropre*ntaUon. reprematatiou, but in dressing themselves. A man comes home put* bear the muno a more < ouvcntional ional form. tom.—Public Opin Opin-­ from business at night, thrown off a heavy ion. suit of clatlMts. jump* into full drex-’, although the temperature has fallen 20 dugs., and start* for tho theatre. His Tnere is a difference between energy, wife rigs cut In some fuuciful coxtuntu that does not kcepher half warm and ac­ force ahd vigor. Energy is connected with tho Idea of acting, force with that companies him. They step in the lobby of the theatre and remove their wraps mo of capability, and vigor with thnt of that tho audience may have a full health. Energy lies only in the mind, while for.v aud vigor oro the property of view of their splendor as they prom­ either mind or body.—Hart ford ReUrious enade down the abde Meantime, HaraM. they art* Iu a ehiliiug draught. Between the acts tho tuan comes out and stands about smoking a cigarette or el*., Tho telephone was pm to a novel use bn ntm> acruea the street to got a drink. In Turon to. A cittocn who hod be u sum­ After the theatre it to a llttlu supper ut moned to appear st tho police court for IMmocieu'a, where they have to wait in a breach of u bylaw, finding that he would draught half an hour fur a table. Then be unable to appear in pentun. telephoned they will probably sit by a half open win­ the fact to b**dquart«n<. admitting I>La' dow. The. next morning they wonder bow guilt, and was lined #1 and costs through they could have caught cold and grumble The wime medium.—Chicago Herald. at the doctor's fee. Half my pstiunts caught cold in just that way,, aud in fart I must confcas that my own eewro Gnidc txiard* have been grewit hearoehcM is doe to just that ati*e. “But colds are caught iu u thousand ous in tbe country town* of Nevi wavs, such as walking fast and stopping to talk a few minutes, overheated r->om«, draughty cars uud ho on ad lafin I: um. Must »olld granite pouts ten fret high, to whlrh colds com*- from the open pores of the i.l;tu are bolted Iron sign bxtnU with ruued being suddenly closed'and the blood bring thus drivcu from a surfaao or akin cire-.i lotion to tho longs. lu olbcr wards, onld irotlmatni that Lu K:u;k.nd puoman to congreliriiL It.lx altt if •. impossible to ■raid this evil, aud my individual rxjx-ritake* a.tnllegv Anina Onr duty to other* dm* u«t at all pm.d <ii: the maftMT iu 'vaicii they । form their duty to u» - -Bar Uurwui.'** I1DR tri ms Plenty of money to buy drinks and cigars, but thinks himself m, poor to buy a Horse Blanket Mta'n I a* a nut I* hl* health to day— A company Is being organiied In Detroit to manufacture optical lense*. twin rive Ball*. refeArf This OUTSIDE Twoorthree dollars spent for one of the following strong 5, Horse Blankets would have made his horse worth a hundred dollars more 5/A Five Mile. Lucas will have a new saw mill with a capacity of W.000 feet dally. Agent Royal Baking Powder Co., write*: ••I have never found so great results from | physicians' prescriptions and attendance, upon ous children, a* 1 have after a few ! day's use df Paplllon (extract of flax) Skin 1 (lure. 1 cannot describe to you madically I wliat It has done for us, but can say that | year* of treatment have not accompllsed I what Paplllon has done after a few oppll-1 catlona” lirgv bottles only »LOO at W. i H. Goodyear's drug store. **• "" Mm. »: wsr> rvw* 5/A Boss Stable. 5/A Electric. Extra Test East Saginaw owns up to having one case of small-pox. other styles dealers. With what unanimity tiv Michigan fusion press know just bow it happened. , Heart Dlaaox. If you get short of breath, have flutter- | ing. twin in aide, faint or hungry spells, ■ swollen ankle*. etc., you have Wart dfaease, and don't fail to take Dr. Mlles’ New Cure. Sold at W. H. Goodyear's drug atore. Gold has been struck In Baraga county, •lx miles from Michigamme. . without this Trade Mark sewed inside An aid pby»1e*u. rHIreO frontpractice haring had pfaced In lib hatxfa by an h*»i India tula- 1080. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED H a area's Mau am WK <• themou Mstu) ten slums, aiul beaotlt a |*-i i.xiwrt iu it* at AuxM>g the anrj.-t ui-, i , rge. to al> who desire it. this reetf* In G«ri. French ar Knaltsb. with lull dlrvcllotu urrparti r and ivdng. Bent by mall b* ad- Cadillac hunters shot a buck last week that weighed 193 pounds. . r: throe "Norwegian hi.) HraeBjowou. Ilina nil»I■. •* la one which la guaranteed to bring you satfafaclory rraulis, or in case of failure a return of purchase .price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised HARPER'S PERIODICALS. MAGAZlSh covery for coixuniptlon. It la guaranteed - HAKFEMS llaltetotw wkekia to bring relief in every case. when used HAIU’hO II.IZII. for any affection uf threat lun#* or ehesL such aa cdbttimptloa. inflamtnatiou >>f lung*. I>runchitia.aathina. whooping tough, croup, etc. it I* pleasant and agreeable io depended upon. Trial buttle free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. We desire to aay to our rltia>n». that Cicrtn t ana*. ;.ir bu»dttr«. fur yrani we have Uren selling Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, l>r. King's New Life Fills. Bucklrn'a Arnim AsaiyUCrt. aud cla*»lt>rd. tot Voii h iMhMivr. irvni Juu<: IS O to Juur. l>- . I Salve and Electric Blttci». and have never eiuUi. J4 ou KcmitUtoo-s vbouid tw niadf by >*. liandled remedies that .sell a* well, nr that have given such universal hatlsfacUou. Newspapers *rv i.c’. io rvt‘j lu'« We do not hvdtate to guarantee them nttoout toe nprmu'.lrrv1 iUrp>r Addraaa: ll Anr».>i A hjtutnr.x*. every time, and we stand ready to refund the pnrchw price. If .satisfactory result* t 1809.da nut follow their use. Tl»< sc rcto.-dle* an aperture, to which to ufii.xrd a spout, have won their great popularity purely on through which the water trleMe* wbeu theh mcrlta. W. II. Goodyear druggist. tbe rain runic* down in a drixxle. But Bucklwn** Arnica Batvw. when It pour* tha water rtiuots over tho The l>est salve in thr world for cuts, m toekvwdiua Hluwtiuted lr«»Jm»« i-n> The la!rwess o< its rdira.*.*! rettnnec: end of the gutter, and It to yn this event bnilbcs, ulcer*, rodt rheum, fever *ortw. happening that beta are laid. The other tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, conn, gauge to nlauu-l iu the center *>f atrv.ugh. suppurtcl on four pillora, arnue seven f^d and all akin eruption*, and positively cure* high, aud an the smmir.t of rnlti which pltes. or no pay rroiuin-d. It I* gparantoed beat and mint pnUulMC aill-ta. will fall in a *pn-ified time bets ubu> an- to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ rwud cf people of the Wide*! ru made From morning to evening Ihto funded. Price M eta, per bbl. For sale by W. IL Goodyear metMw*»|ogiral and. It must be confer-. I ttoilk Of the clMUlgetUl plUSM-w Ot U'.:l somewhat Iratific “gambling ut '.l iBay City will borrow to run Its elgi! history- A new «<*X «t 8c1>' de*crilH.ri a* crammed with all rorte i.i.J aclioola until Jan. 1. ueu »t Wliuam Dnm How r I Is. anp condition* of native*, ratering bats Itch. Mango and Seratrhv* on human or waiting for the result / Wbeu a heavy black efuud pawu.* Mn animals cuiyd In SO minutes by W.olford'* HARPER'S PERIODICALS. brail, every swarthy face is anxi >udy up Sanitary LotioD. Thia never falls. Sold turned, ami then wagers aro cogi’.Tv by Dr. E. Lathrop. Druggist, Hartings. made whether It will or will not brcn);. Trade In hemlock In Michigan is spruc­ rad as to th* amount of rain which alii ing up be dtociuirgrd from it. The seeue is nuiii to be wonderfully picturesque, the various hntd fai-e-.. tin gay colored garments rad । meant Miles' Nerve.nn«f tho many fiuthkrnnd costume* of the Um Pill. which regulate* thrlTw? stomach. lx, lavrk at.- throwdbthd? fXu* --------wehCeto.. nerves' gamblers of different tares giving tbe stomach, pbuy a chnrai tw- altogether mxirt from Smallest and mildewL A flew principle! Auuiuer iiinrui si uine rr-.'-'i , tho interrrt which the different passions A revolutionised Sample* free at W. 11. Bound Volumes of llarrer * Wr«ht- or in tears bwrlr. la naal cloih trindiag. •'I1 " dteplayed impart to thia curious ludiun Goodyears. yuiall, postage paid, or by <*vpr<«Monte Carlo.—Loudoa Standard. MMtoHMdM the frelsht ■' ...... Saline has a pruspinvtu faith cure so BoOsrparvoiame), iorS? on per, ■ • cicty. and marvelous cures arc rejMirtcd Ct>Uh Caar* for each v.ihune. siSU'b- i ing. will be sent t>i mall, port Au flW ■ ’ A few year* ago the writer was visiting u wood working shop, wherein was ex * should Draft, to awid cii*'"r’^rhlldroutoethlM. It souths rated some of the finMt work duue in this ~ ti\n r! j I"1"1*- “,toi • rU comitrj. The proprietor, iu answer to a T ,e 7v a;-""1 U<d**‘ re"'*d» ,or lUrriK.-. request to illustrate and pufaltoh mum> of Tawilj- fire cent* a bottle. tho methods used by him iu manntortur­ car ,,minr *UII continue* to annov ing, said. "No! Don't give away a single Mlchlgan shipper*. point. I don't waul those wertern •hay­ English Spavin Idnimenl remove* all makers' to find oat how *■» du thing* hsre. G ve the follow* half an ldc*u;tj Hard, Soft or Callottaed Lumps and Bien: they will work it out and make more Uhe* from hnnw-s. Blood Spavu,, Curbs. mnwov ..r l> __ ___ . '•Pllnta. .Sweeney. Khtg-bonr. Stifle*, al) UnUl you have sreu Uw Swollen TltrnaU. sprain*. Gough, etc. °r ,M"' tattle. Warranted V ‘.r?1 thT!" ,W «n*nnfncturer has S*"e?oby f:uh*l. The western "haymak,-m" mil fWd by l»r. K. H. Lathrop. Dragghrt. ahead of him. and he |(Wt more than wLa IlastingM. gained by hi* exelualvrtw*. There'are manv thtaga In a shuj, which appamitly had Irttrr be kept recret. but uiuV ttanj out of ten. upon rereahug the sooot to ***<«■>«* M«ne utl^-liaytoakre." he 2!!nirlr*J?method. IVrfrillt * •a,1° £ *•’0X1 • ** ''• ? way of Lie Wltf .m.* W«. t lirterfero irilh yuur rertow* «>wn. Tims the itiwi wh-'du'-. LL Harper’s Weekly. • ILLUSTRATED. DON MVI ’T R ’ 1 ARCTICS COLCHESTER ARCTIC You Can Make Money! It's the Best Fitting and Best Wearing M ZS^riabje g hhid the time*, ill* method* nro Clr*>teto. rad Gn. output of bia fc-> |B k. luv. both in qmuity MU;j qaanuJ,: 1Jjc. . UU man Who I* nutafnud of glvi’ng u Vink w wrinkle to the we« ..ra "bavmak.«Budgut. “ywat-rs. L»,«iT..:.."':..--'- »"»« -“J reputation. The "Oil rainr. • ovxrKB- »■“; largely to lhe durability. P-** CANCER . • Kapt Here by Bast Stores. -AT WKOUffllLK BI U.S Robinton4Burt«nshs»,O«rw'- . L �Catarrh Cured I FARM ^dqarden F*LU PLOWING. ?“£ I "“L* T0"“ COWOCMO „ R>IN’ Fen.,. ■ ; •vsr~»'v« Farmers. ■wTbf aS to011;1?"®0” -»'«”»• 3 Wttabaity of fra, plowbia h ^b^Tb^pSSS^ PRACTICAL MANNER. .torftirt It act.’ through the blood. I pnTcwl«tthcaurrh fifteen yuani. Took xj-4S,rsjpariUAUulIr.ir.noCtroublMany | •i caarrii, and my genera! bcaltb a much I ;..r • I. W. Lslijh, Fo*ul Clerk Chicago i n. f*ufo Railroadirdrttd with catarrh 6 or I yrara; trtod a underfill curra. inhalers, etc., spend­ hundred dollars without benefit i Siruiparilla. and was greatly gument* being that nH^ ,vint,.r andrtinrin'’,yOndU'h-1^“1 ----------- „innerw Purifie* the Blood VINEGAR BITTERS Sarsaparilla The more rational method mrei popular tx-lmr In i ' | I J i . i , * i \T BLOOD 1’L’RIFIEB . • an-r. Cure* all kind* of ■i.'ri thirty minute*—Try IL ' Irdl^M’aV^h 'ill, . -.,i-4 fur ai< itching burner in J .u ire! dire* iHMtlr^ of U “ tS.'KtmSrtK5 t t. Ns» ‘ iiiHW — iscive ye*r-<. ano e Mwlder । ■'n< client In our family.' .. .. i 'cine I I i • vlLEY. .’I HumboldL insra **)■*: l vfi-rr. mv-! in- uf pxrah*l* ten of*-*rh'uinn • - .«ii. rr.-t crvi.Hy from IndliiesUoti ami eciBt Hitlers h* a ■»be»t of health." BITTERS. . I.- Tcmperanoe Bitten* known. Brain and quiets the the Bov.-els ami readers tiT-ulailon through tire A h-'4DtUu! book free. ib‘MAi.1: Ditvu Co.. MU'hlturton nt. N. Y. tonic, puritji.it; properties ol ri'it ail -oral mln and scalp d • -- l>l- >tche*. ecrenw. tetter, enafi •'-•• from perf-H-tlv purr material* •. ttralitu and uirltoraUng io the < ; it n fresh clean and healtby ’ > druggist* and fancy good* -I.: bv t.iall one cake Mr 2S eta. or I-y th- proprietors. I; A McDllXAIJ, DRL’nCo . HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, / Aug. 21st. >AY, - Sept. 11 aud 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. by . raoouu.utii, T tato'KuJi'b ■"H-f»or P'bo-Uw m»nCS into muichtai. The Und may then Ire “ rtreither to potatocu er i^to of planted com and ■ I don't toV at them.. .* •«': « *“ i I 1 ■ AT UATKH CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ! r^se1 j ‘ greater drfniand than ull otbera combined. It L* httfa Milo carb, while chatting with hnr highly concentrated — friend about tbe weather, the bargains. the only SI Sarsaparilla , the fashion*, the theatre, her symptoms, worth SA a bottle. 1 her dentist, her servant*, her dressmaker "Avct ii Sarsaparilla is selling faster than and her childnm; keeps the waiter hover­ ever before. I never hesitate to rmm»ing about in hope* of n tip. while she puts moml it.”—George W. Whitman. Druggist. on a tight palrof gloves and button* them Alton-, In,|. •» up with u hairpin: in sure she fcae» been . . “ ... lay HIM w of overcharged, and requires considerable Ayer « Sarsitpnnll* (ar exceed th<*<- of an ­ “U£ explanation to convince her totheconother, nn-l it given thorough MtinfncUon. ’* on trary. trips, up to the desk to pay and — L. H. Bush, Deo Moinna. Iowa. i omits to count her change, snd finally " Ayer-* Sarsaparilla and Aynr'« PHI* are tetrre out fanming with xatfafactlon. to the Ix-'t selling medicines in my store, f return a moment Liter in dire consterna­ can recommend them coniu-Jenti<mslv.**— tion. hnriugdeft her parcel* tiehiad.'and C. Bickiuuu. Pteannaclat. ItoMlaud, III. “We liayo «old Ayer's Sarsaparilla hero • Insists on aliening them all then and for over thirty year* and ulwavs racom- there, to see if they liavc not been opened mtrnd 'It when asked to name' tho brat and rubbed.—New York Tribune blood-puriner."—W. T. McLean. Druggist, i Augusta, Ohio. '' 1 have sold your mcAicinea for the last Then again do hearts really break?— seventeen years, wild alway* keep them in alwavs in tho motapliynical tntvuilng. Is stock, a* they are staples. 'There is noth- the shock ever so violent Mud jrertmuicnt lux *-■ good for the-youthful blood* a* that life lbw* forever after a considerable Ay*r% BanaparllU."—Robt. ,L- Parker. portion of tho comfort and happin -*s it Fur Lake. Wis. foruifriy had? Dues not the dx^eived " Ayer*. SnraaiMtrillagivra the bent satis- friend, when lb« frenzy of the first twenty(action of any medicine I hare in stock. I four hour* is over, soon recover from his disillusion and not ouly conduct hto t.iils to meet tins case* for which 1 recom’- huainrex m though noti'iing ifr.portant tuenil it, even where the doctors' preacrip- had hapiN-ncd. but eat with undiminished turns hare been ■ of n<> avail." — C. F. appetite and sleep drt-umiewly and well? Calhoun. Monmouth. Kanaaa. { , Doe* Werthor, even if he abstain.*'from suicide, always lira on with aiicart which [ simply performs its muscular duty, iu a manner more or left* impaired., to bo sure, 11 but which never more beats ’ to pasilon. because passion can never more Ire felt? Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer a r<>.. toweii. Mau. Are there nut Camilles who forget their Armands a* tho conquer their consump­ P*e SI: ill $5. Weill $51 tetx tion and settle dowp into unn tnoraeful and demi-respectable middle age? Do immeasurable disappointments al­ ways make (.'dktnncc a desert? Is there certainm-irtg-.gr lumir by Hdwln H. Mnllar, »i>>1 not such a thing u forget fulness of acuta Mary J Malto y, ids wife. l<> Plillo A Slirldim miserie* inrtead of memorizing them into ryn-ulorm ibr--<irr of Grurgu Munlik-k. dr- chronic griefs? Dors not the expectant murd. dated N-reinter sub. A. I>. !*<». »nd Inonlrdl’ lhauffireot lhe m.-l«ler 61 deni* for treatment often euro the most bruised Hirvumili of Barry ami sudenf.Michigan, <>n the and bleeding sonl—expectancy that still rmn da' ol Dvct-mlier. A !>.. IHH. In lll-er I > <4 looks for-happiness both in this world and ■uortg^gni. on tmgm f>T« mill S7V O'* which liiort|CMg>- Ihrrc (acl-ltn-d to lie dur al llir date the world to camo? Is there no true philosophy In that vulgar maxim which reminds us there are as good fish in tho sea as ever were taken out? Cap it be law having i-e*-n Inrtltuted to rerover tbr tnou- possible tlmtanytwo souls, in -spite of r>* Secured li> *al*l mor gag-, nr Miy fieri there­ vast divergences, are so mod* . for each of, ai<4 said n.ongxe- having bren. on lhe 3Uli other that wj»«n sundered by imperative faio neither aguin can ever find a twin?— “A. E. L." in Home Journal. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, A FINE f’lECE OF ^'TOBACCO IS INDEED A LUXURY FINZER'S NEAR BEING flNE PIECE OF PLUG TOBACCO AS IT IS POSSIBLE TO KNOWN ASA MAKE IT grand AMONG DEALERS THESE G30&S ARE ON THE MARKET IN ONlY ONE SHAFE, 3x12 FULL IS OZ. PLUG-THE MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN POCKET PIECES OR CMRV WHOLE. JNO. F1RZER S BROS., Louisville, Ky. M Wo are promised a cat show in Paris. This will not, perhaps, be so Interesting as a baby show, but it will bo a novelty here, "tho 1’aririans like cats, and, as everybody knows, they have I highly dis­ tinguished brred. Their long fur, busby tails and amiable faces have made them celebrated as “French cats." although in reality they rla^u Oriental descent. At all times in favor her?, they were chiefly appreciatrel during tbe siege, aldiougb the quantity of meat iu proportion to fur was often disappointing A good cat of steady habits-• the prolligatc animals ore always lean—»ui worth twenty francs or mon- a few days before tho capitnlatinn. If some old ladles had not dung to their eats wit b great determination, and cheeked their roving Impnltws. they would doubt­ less have tx-en all eaten. Intelligence In cats grows In Inverse ratio to ntr Tire long furred animals are sleepy and stupid, th" short furred ones, with tails like rats, am active, wid" awoke and exceedingly enterprising. These last am known by the name -f • gutter rabhit:i" hi Paris. Perched on tho roof*, safe from all stono thruyers. they hall tbemmingofkpring with jocund music, and when they roatn the streets ut night they make tbo rats' live* a bnrden I to ' them. Yet. with all their claims to ।consideration, th* ‘ gutter rabbits” will have no place tn the exhibition.—Car. Boston Transcript Flu' scientist Lettwenhock rays:] “I ■have often compared the size of tlio thread •pun by full gr«»wi» spiders with a hair of my Ireard. Far this purpose I placed tho ti'ie’—st p. rt of the hair before thri ini - ■M-.ipe. «nrl from the most accurate i . Ign/n' I could foun, more than a -tJn- I •' -irh thread- placed side by • roui-l me Fvjiial the diameter of one It. t’t'ti- vn- suppose socha a tmhi'l f»rm. it follows that contained (n mW motSofr. and tire *t«<uto Iv How to ln-cp ClJer Pew*. | ni^ti made and provided, i-otlre I* hereby ■ ibrend- spun by the full Tire bed int-tbod of preventing fefa , given that o. the trth day 6f J*erenit>rr. i-»->. nt . vhrn u together, will :;rw cnity-vcnitan'M. mhe. dbhxeu ; Ar-icng fpet iracns represented in the ^al alr’.rtdy referred to fa the rerr Popul.-.r Gardening, b by heating to 1«5 . fnM1. door (lf lll(. court hoiMc o( tbe.city ot x>me one. Mme. Dresel, which fa Falmnhiit mid placing in cn uir |iMtlii»inUrecoun» ol BjurrailmtbeiuK Jbv ; shown in t{>o cut. • «™:a In rvferttiee to the chryw-tlicmum of tobott'ing the usual method of c.ir.ntn^ gn»e. nr m> niwili Ibeifao! m may De i>cce*->-ry tho future, a correspoodcnt of 'I he <»nr- fruit. Cid'r put up by thw process 1 ho nay ih<-.unouut diw 011 »ald mortcaKv. aith dt-n thinka that those who nro growing seediingi and selecting vnrflrtJe? t-> as swix-t :ui when it ran from tho V^-jl ! ^vmautod ijrem 7scovenant*! (m toereln.tbe iserem.,ur duco, should nim eqmcially »t (D Ivrzl- Thuobiwon to Ihifl method fa tluit it Im* ------ M .. >11 m-t rertain liancr of color; delicate Minding* of ctanera lu ««uo th„ Ifcror of thcolor being quite desirable, if cl-iir and cider, and. »lwi oian<d to by « to well drfiSl (■-’) Full end totilbr flow- meats jurt trn does canned *ruit, A era. welt toliHcalrd. Odd »dan>l<WW method of prracn ing into JTiJ form.* are pluming w- nowelLies; buL to odd some imtU'pUc odwtowd mthe (our <41 north, ranse mine (») west, containing unless P>. -es-sing ollwr element-* of dre Sdcr journals, which hm> as m uettre tn- forty sere* more or lessdded beauty, we soon tiro of them, and torrodient dihor sulphur or to hey Ire Cha*. H. Backb. Att'y (or Assignee.________ the market m now well suppUetL <8) p(-Y,l, the latter being tho wort usud, one Have we reached the limit df dze? (4) JSo of tho acid to thirty-two gallons of Mortgaae nkle. Ven- late and early vsrirtie*. Especially cider being tbu rule. Detantt having fa*» mT?h',’wl2'ISfnl'HUwiu late ones are called for. ? crt1rtPt*'?1? . ol a end sin mortgage made"l» by wbe. Warren mxl Unora tT^llwen. to ctuiweit tiUW D-STtor Hi (-■toR- «.«i rtf “i- rt S The ta«n cn>|> hra. l»ra> nutoiaUr to ^-liv by.;^^ . ■ . nnwnu>nabli' Tl.ell«'' rraof hto.- «uml . The flowers 01 much more cold than others- " e want iijto St odd fl.ra.aU.-aa J&oweni bright aft-r k;h| X2-P''JleT.«>.<»to«<>b.h2 Puyallup Valley, the center of tho hop todlunT '' “ i__ _ .’,< .c o. ’.,.h<nf-tnn territory, haa industry 01 7-^ recently completed th, ® d racently ara»^,7 JjTXSr ^3 to hop usually least and fiorirts should, in diax-ribmg , pest.* and disease* tnat us j ujipcar 1 re ■bera.tolelfbMdyor-toder. I ‘T”- £ ! >» U" ?nX ot <;r*tMl Forks in DAKOTA ami A LK!W TH AN (INK FARE, no roam! ■f1/ ’"•'!* min- than TWENTY DOLLAB8; -'Ii : •-HKA1 I ILIJ . MONTANA Mate l“0,UnR "ver the country, or with tbe . ’ ■**. i-WtitMt n-<w b<»me* witttiu tbr boundUKAN.'^xT WHF.AT BELT IX ». ORt.D. M<|<I an srrtenitiind dHtrjct «-ilt■ I of upplts are iu «• I WHITNEY A peep Into ooe of the big up town restaurants, patronized largely bv woman out shopping, dfaclosra tbe Tact that woman at luncKeon are either excrarively economical, or ratlirr extravagant. She cornea in flying, breathlo.. scans tbe bill nf fare for tho quickest thing to consume and the cheapest, orders a bouillon ora sandwich, a cup of tea. ur perhaps just water; gobbles It. and fa off on tbe'trail of a bargain again ia a jiffy. Or else *he comes iu slowly and calmly, with an evident Intention of upending a plcawmt boar, reads the bill of Are i through without haste, calls the waiter yto Inquire if this <>r ihat dish L* fresh, though she dore not intend- to order it: finally calls for a salad, an ire cream, an • °T5*r “ *'Ulr*' a eb<** rak"- u xJT.Pri *■ w^darffuhtUilwcroD af int:h« after whicC a n w jtxxI horse hocings will keen the tSd'l’il!? CHU‘ wllhout lh* the naehamanbett TVKKink tore him purmbed 1 bM' ‘ W erasU tlxrre of l^ , nov1 turkl‘y>h,rw iw’xjrtsnt birds: .kThc?l ,po CMCa- l»"e*er, continues rewarded-The Spectator. attentum U naturally drawn to them J *h« fall plowing and numyrtrhn have ni»u r tent them b ad vnntagcoua. Where land L to Ire i l° ooaKK cr t*lv <l|i‘*Uon of do­ pu» m ordef for a crop of early cabbage wor^l011kb not an eas-v “^ttcr to T th" ,fin* »« be hi mipugh uamure Li spring und to thought of. Among them tin- Narrarmn- CT* it taeoqwatod with do t»d thorsetts, rcprwa«otiHl In theut. iirq darned ou,.hly enough to grow a tint claw early aa tho mu,t «!omc«ie. Tat, r i, claimed crop; in fact there are many other early for tlteuj m strong and li-ru-. dork, the vegetable crop, that need Himibr man­ young turkey* Idng cmil.v'rai-^l end agement, umi for thb re-nAon it fa the nut subject to oh lax-g? n |>»rcc3tago of custom of our beat morket rarelcncra to lora in tho early rtag^ ,,f mLin-; cs are spread and plow under nil jlfa* iminuro many bre^to. They I;n- k-uumionly de*- th".. can cm dy handb ia the f2n. Tho ^iwd »» gray Ln culur. fcrl“j;r b-T le-acLi.xr I;r winter of Bronae uro ’aho a favorin' kind. tto tutoOGvixm u««cawii matter matter tnjmkho r.uui thc manure manure.’ “-‘‘i i° Rr?tr b’Philv. fallen, toto iaiLK.il b into tiwtho-uuu-dl k probably ctmridcrablc cpnriik■rahk* mnro quickly mid weigh more-than any bnt.ii ■■ but it b balanced bythto cioro perfect others. * ' (unusion of t!;u portion that L not Turkeya nro fully grown at from three wasted, and land Li thus put in prime to four years. Imt tho young l.ireL* Iregin oruer for any early garden crops. to lay earlier in tho season and by more eggs than tho old oti.w. U-fiULx, lx ing le-a Slraplr Ctmtrlraaoe for Apiife Fuckers. savage. ° Attention fa called in Country Gentle­ Aa the time is drawing bear when our man to a simple contrivance in use natoona’ bird wiH be in demand fuf r.uraranug packers for in-mling up apples, pcweaof family fettivitie^und thankful­ which b shown in tho cul JUS* 11 *?a h? onk’T fcr Tlib contrivance co::.fats of a plank, <° t»‘ tWowblo l» uaUormU to this a, on.which the barrel rtantb, into ano purpose iato a proper GoDdition. No end of which fa dorr tailed un upright matter whether ci present fat or lean. piece of pfank. b. a litth Ujher than the lx- conitael toafew top of tho Lam 1. A dot, c, fa cat In ita days previou* to killing h» limited cunr- - upper end, and a pin runs ucrow to rotore and roemtv plenty ui good. vjfiol> fiouio food und pure watts', anil not lx? left to forage for thcmsel^fj on whatever thev can Gad. whether clean or unclean. *“10 °I ’uch a chnn -e of diet for a few days, ar weeks if n longer Xian* is required topuron tlio ri;ht amiuftit of flesh and fat. will be jujev and well flnrorcfl birds Ct for such A feast ToU of tho best tho fowb tnurtl be young, for no amount of care or feeding will nmke reconied In I uiiil for Itar. tough old specimens suitable for rtxch an occasion. A mixture of ticnl and oats, with hoilod potatoes, in which should bo put a little ixjwdcrexl charcoal, if alternnted with corn and ^crai>»f rom the table ■Iveu that on tMtnnisy the Mih day Ot Novrmwill form a graxl ration r.til producn (ha C0STE1VASCB FOR DARREUhG AFPLE8. lor a, U.. 18». nt ton n't loe* In the foreiu>.>u, 1 best quality of moat TIu* greater the ccivp.tht’ cntl of tho lover, d. which may shall Sell mi public auctltm. to thr litehrH bidder. variety of food the bett.r, ro long ns it be rix or eight feet long. A round Ixjard a« the north (rout d<»’r ot tlw e-nrrt lu-ow In tbr flty -t lii».tttiiK». Harry County, and state o( L* clean and wholcwmc and relished by h used cs a follower, to be plrxcd upon Mli-hlx*", (that being the pin.** where tbe tbe hcml; anJ ncroen this board L plnccd circuit court ton Bar y county it noldetil. the bird ; a cvlindricnl piece of wood about tlirec tin* nrrnii-ra deu rlbrd In said rn-wicw or to nnchra in diameter (and flat on tire lower much thereat a* m»v t* nrce»»an U» pay the It is a fart not generally kntnwi that side), on which the lever is placed. A twice aa many chrj-KinUhinunu/nrr bc- luodcratn' preMJCD at the end of the attoinet's free ot twenty flrndollar*covenanted (or Ib-nrfti; toe prrmlw* being dpit-ril<rdIn *alrt Enj grown thfa year os Lil. Acconltag lorer. and a iittlo practice in its use, will ii.orTL-Bge I.allittal eeruln lot. mm*and parrel to American Gonkncr not less t!ihn a enable lite ajrerator to bring tho head to <d laud Mtu de m the village «»I NmiUvIlle. m its porition with great «we, precision and the countv of Birr) and state of Michigan, millicn of plants were suldllty tho Gorkta and known and dew'rilicd as toilows: of America lart spring; and a.t to vtxriotioi. such GUjxirb kinds are athlcd each year aud in cucb numbura that it seems An official report from tho department north.nu*ge*eveti ill wr-t. lUrry rounty. Michiinpofsible to find room forltuon*. yet im­ at Washington shown tint the condition ignu. couuiulng twenty iiioi acre* of land more provement goc» on. and r.s Ion r ns it of lhe present corn crop lin* been equaled pJJJd i(Mtlng«. Michigan. tbM stth day of dot*.*, why then there u nxv». The flew only tlinv-time* in ten yearn. The pn*- --------- * m«ATIKURl. ». If— . varieties which have been Tn probation cat avem.g’* rendition u V?. There han .rf>wsriii*K Mt-KW«ca. Aeatguee of I be Mortgagee. and am to-be seen this neaUm for ttoGrat been a little reduction from frost in STUART. KNAPPEN A V*KAH«AN. time will astonish even enthuniarta. northern New England. New York and Attorneys for Mortgagee. ilwrii an- new forms, new. rolcb. better Michigah. There nas boon do decline in growers, airliar and later lowering va- tho northwest, and the status of tho Default having been made In the condition* rirtfes. great corn i>urplua states remain.* os on the 1st of September. Brul weather in the Eouth has had u slight effect in re­ ducing condition. Tire indication.* favor <>nk<- u( Ibr lirKlNlerjf.t !»«•«•<!* for tbr rowity <>( a nsult ranging about twenty-six imahel* IMrry *i-ti Male o( M>“-I|mu. on tin- >«<h d»>' “< Augu-11" IM*' *B •' worf/nffWi PW to the acre, making a full average. Tbe XO. satil niortriar w> * igned tn Mnrlbs M. condition of buckwheat haa dechnod Uuok. and raid »i>"ig ne - w»» du'{ heavily from V3.7 last month to 70.1, on »»UI<-Cimoilp«|f i fa K- IaI llirjl to lx- 'lu-Mt lhe <14lc of Illis uotlctf lire sum of tour bumlred mainly from tire effect* of frost*. In and nny-arr.lolfarsaiHl M-rentr-otre rent* and Now York the d-vline was from ft) to 70, All nttorirey'i* ire of Iwenty-lvB uolfar* provided in said niortKUte. *»»*! !,o -ult or proreemng* Pennsylvania from 60 to G3, Michigan fcr |Mn |Ug breuini'tltutMi nt Uw law luivlur to recover tire from S3 t-» 77. Thh average condition of rriune?* l!luI|ejn secured Matured by u*»i<i —.. niortRage. or shy part the Dotato ’Crop crop is t». u a mviuiv decline ot I (uerrnf. uirrrnt. thO IXltato IS about nixnil Ol, v, tawlto. b., fuUr fully »•« SK £5 |«w than 4 Slut. ,,ni 1 H,ld B njaintiiincd the condition lost month, 1(ll ialdiUwn ’141 Oicn me of principal nmintnined tne cantuuou of m imji uro«u., : }il(ll tll^ whole iMaouiit ^<,1, overaging averaninr for all kinds 88.8. S3.3. Tho Tire gen- -■ midWrrasl Ni-d interra'. rtionld slionld beeonre kerom* due <lj mid °rnU?-.-W> to -into wb.^1 UtwclTt. -’-'ttMnKirtt; buabeto an acre, and for spring wheat Jj’T/J.fj,’,” tiR. whole amount pf srinclpal and slightly ^.uy ovyr ov ti n bushelk "■if.r.itsss! .. E ST PAUL S MINNEAPOLIS ,in Sarsaparilla, sad he sure you get it. wh« • you want the best blood-puritler. With iu forty yearn of unexam­ pled "ucceaa in thnritre preferring Ayer's Hoods Sarsaparilla -■rr-ia.-, hi a ciMincr peculiar to Itself, the wt’ i:-' .1-purifying m..! streoRtbcnlng remre £i ..; o . Ti-gcta! lekloptom. You will find v-.- . li rin' leuedy effective where other h.ivc.blled- Try it now. It will f,:niy -r •—-L fejrulzte the digestion, ' >-w '• and 'Igor to tbe entire body. . sr.mparfDa did me yre.-.t good, ,! /.ut from overwork, and it Coned Mn.*. <1. K. BiMMONs, Oboes, N. Y. --rd three years (ram blood polsua. , d s oanuparinx and think I am 7?1' Ask for Ayer's x^i-TS-Kd■S'3 tV-*»r>r» Budget Vuiii- ftlE-ixi and Inflexible. ■' • nentleim-n ’ said tbe littl* tpnant tho club ns ho looked at his watch, row to hfo feet anil took his hat, “it ia now IhllO. and I prnmVred my wife 1 would Ire homo at 10. In mutters of this kind 1 am rigid and inflexible. When my wife asks me io come home at a certain hour, and 1 promi.se to do no, lam firm n* adamant in rulfilliug that promiM-. Decision of char actcr. gentlemen." be continued, “to la dispensable to any man who expects to hold his position unquestioned m the head of ’he family. Gentlemen, good evening "—Chicago Tribune- Visitor—What a beautiful library yon have! J really envy youRetired Butcher—Yes; and just look al tbe binding of them books. “I see; they are all bound In calf ' ''Juat SO. aud I killed all them ml res for In said mortgage, and no suit or proeeenlugs myself wlrat furnished the leather."— Texas Si ftings rm. of sale contained tn *V*’ l,?n?»»lidedni!Ottre fffi&y" ghen?to-raXlhto The czar, a.* a memorial to hfa late pa­ rent*. has devoted 1,000,000 rubles and an estate worth 300.000 roubles a year to tbe KS foundation and maintenance of aninstitu‘ Ind at St. Petersburg, to be Marion Institute.— Chicago Herald. -Tu'.V--.Sfa. «!toC&SJ 7,; Barry county. Mlehteui, on ths isth <lav ol May. k libber U Of mortice.. on nage *». on ablch mortgage there h d tt,* date ot 'h>«n<Xle^he sum of thw hundred The mean ent man up to date IsSnifklns. He sold Jones half interest in than refused to divide tbu milk. main­ taining that Jones owned the front half. Tho cow hooked Rnifkins, and now Bnifklns U suing Joum for dauuures.—Tima Dr. J. A. BaugDinaii, THE SPECIALIST, NASHVILLE, - - MICH., Can give those suffering from any form of DISEASE, The best possible testimonial of his ability to’ grapple with these diseases—a successful practice in dealing with such disorders. Testimonials. Of these he can show enough to convince the most skepti­ cal, from the venr best- citizens of Hastings ana vicinity, in­ cluding business men. farmers, niec-hanics and others. BON’T.PUT OFF Seeing him.if you are suffer­ ing from such diseases. Now is the time. Consultation Free. The Dr. will tell yon plainly whether or not he can cure you. Extended experience as a specialist enables him to easily determine, and the best of modern appliances and the most approved remedies, adapted for special cases, many of them prepared only by Dr. Baughman, enables him to ef­ fect a cure easily where oth­ ers would fail. RHKUM. 25-- �—— Hastings Banner, HuUncE, Wednesday, Nov. 81. 1S88. LUCK tore died of too mach Cleveland. In that SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION OF T» portiorr of tbe corpse which once resided NOTED VOLCANIC EXPLOSION, in Michigan, Norm, claims that the cause ‘ EDITORIAL NOLTES. following are the real eatnlu transfers tor tin- week ending Nov. IKtii. 18SKa* taken from tlie books iu the rcgbster's office: Kr<ocli» A. Norwood to Dewtu C. Banue). parcel Ih-ltnu Vino. Stanley 8. Warreu to Alex McKenzie; la see 36 H<lllmore SIX) is not far distant when the south will be i Alrx N. Glllelnnd to Eupbeiuta M. Baker; *>w forced to bold fair elections. It had better TIIWTX. make the best of tbe matter and do the 30 Naabvlllc WC0. Tboiuas Sullivan to John Fish; Ua sec 1 In' right and Just thing from choice rather' log fJO .•uroui Hart toTbeouold Garllng-r. to* aecte than compulsion. Caxileton 84.000. Michael tamter to Frederick Woodham*; par­ cel Prairieville 8176.76. , The Journal editor still lushtts that the Ansel Kiiig»l>ury to Thoma* Marray; lol & 8100. mcmla-nt of hto party in Barry county are Cloverdale Norman IJUnam to Frank E Stanton; *O» sec 14 Italtlmoru 62,00). so vruul and corrupt, so drtiaiwd and drit J. Grant u> City of Haatiugt; parcel blk 4 graded, that they would sell thrlr votes to Grant's 1st add chy 8so the republican-^, nnd Insists Hint enougn of them did this to give tbe county to thr- re­ publicans by 5Hd plurality. That’s a nice compliment td pav to yoyr own party, neighbor Denned / But speaking about the use ot money at elections, we wish to In­ form our contemporary, that tin- republi­ can comity committee have Abe most posi­ tive evideuee that the democrats uot only had but used money at fourteen of the twenty polling places in Barry county. Both parties had and used money at the polls in Barry county, one is Just as guilty Hetirv H. Dorr to • Uarlee I). Eldredge: 3a sec ; Vmikre Springs •!» Mary S. Jar-ox to W. C. Otto; parcel Middle- l.M»and west H lot 1,006 city »>. Ib-lrn N. Brooks to D. K. rook; lots M0 and 9 1 city 81. >nuu> W Jones to Harrj G. Jotu-s; noasec 13 lrvi< a 8X0(0. lx*I G. Moure to Lewis W. Hutton; aasec1 H sitings 83JOO AN AUTHOR WINS SUCCESS It is a shame, a terrible shame, to confess that the two great parties have been guilty of such practices, not only in Marry county but all over the state. But they have Just the same,-and one par­ script to nearly all tho loading pnalntxvs in ty is no more or Iran guilty tlian the other. • and the rwult is Just what It would have been had neither jiarty used a dollar, while this corrupt practice of both ]»arties bus dered nnd Wallace storied. Mr. Gunter, certainly been debasing In the extreme. stung by disappointment, instead uf being There hi ouiy one way in which this brib­ staggered, went to work, orguuiaed his owu ery can lie stopped, and that is to pans the publishing company, with uu other purpose than to get bls bool: before tbe world, Grinnell bill, which permits each voter to printed and distributed it himself, and in an <o into a room by himself, fix his ticket incredibly short time the book aitoinrd a dr- LIFE. WAf Tters had contributed to bay tbo Uckvta. ^hte i« farm of luck most people understand; , b, they see tint tbero is nothing Norm, is quite right. bolding elections tn any ot those states, since it is not poo tended ihat those election* are fair and himesL-or that the majority of tire legal voters can cast their ballots as they plraw. The north is rapidly catch­ ing on to this state of affairs, 4md the day IN had drawn 813.L80 ta • 1<««7 too mucli of Don. Dickinson's bouism. - ‘•The wild south is a solidified fool" ADDITIONAL-LOCAL NEWSwrote a frank South Carolina democrat to the Charleston News and Courier. His Monday night, Barry Icxfce. No. 13 reasons for this aspersion were two: 1st, Knights of ByUdas. of 1 lutings, entertain­ that the Solidification of the south had re­ ed visiting brothers from Grand Rapids, sulted in no good to tbe south; 9<l. that the Eaton Rapids, Kalamazoo, Allegan. Char­ only effect had been to feather the nests of lottes Middleville, Otsego und Lake Odessa, a few northern dough faced democrats, in all about two hundred. At the eoncluslike Hill. Hewitt and Grapt of New York. slon ot exemplified work In lhe first second, and third degrees, an elegant banquet was This southern democrat further advocated served at Kord a hotel The occasion wu that a convention of representative citizens a most enjoyable one and strengthened the of the southern states I* called, and that fraternal feeling In no small degree.—Mid­ dleville Republican. that convention should take lhe necessary Sevcpteen members of Charlotte lodge steps to break up the solid wuLIl We are .No. 33 Knights of Pythias, availed them­ glad that a little sense is working its way selves of the invitation of Barry lodge Na south of Mason and Dixon’* line. Nothing 13 and Joined representative* of lodges from Eaton Rapids, Grand Rapids. Middle­ is more certain than tliat the solid south Is ville, Nashville. Kalamazoo, Allegan. Its own worst enemy, because of the fraud, Plainwell, Lake Odessa and elsewhere, at violence and intimidation necessary to keep Hasting*, Monday, to witness the exempli­ It solid, and because it arrays against It u fication of the three ranks by the home lodge. The boys received royal treatment, practically solid north, and the north will wltnussed some gund work, and partiwk of be the conqueror by ballots os It was in the a bouquet fit for a king at Ford’s elegant relMllkm by bullets. Ln most of tbe south­ new hotel after the work in the lodge room ern states election day is whuge farce. In was finished.—Charlotte Republican. A number of the members of Kalamazoo ten southern congressional districts in l&tti lodge. K. of P., visited the Hastings lodge fewer votes were cast than in lids single last evening. About 50 viators were district, the third Michigan. So that present from Kalamazoo, Allegan and Ot33,000 voters in tbe southern states have segtk and'took part in the ceremonies of in­ illation. After tbe work had been com­ ten times as many votes and influence in pleted, the assembled knights did ample lhe congress of the United plates as *1,000 hurtlee to n most sumptuous and elegant voters In Mlcliig^ No num pretends tliat banquet The Kalamazoo tnemben, reach­ such a state of affairs is just to the north- ed home iu tbe “wee stua’ hounf* complete­ ly and thoroughly tired, but content In the .eru stales, nor can any man doubt but thought that tin-y had a most enjoyable that in due season a solid north would re­ time. They are loud in their praises of sent sueh an insult to both the nation and their treatment by the Hastings lodge.— tbe north as these soulltcrn elections have Kalamazoo Telegraph. About 20 members of Charlotte lodge Kbeen for more than a decade. South Caro­ of P. visited the Hastings lodge Monday lina has a solid democratic government, night, and witnessed work in the first two degrees aud the amplified rank of knight and sends a solid democratic delegation to Kalamazoo lodge visited in a body aud rep­ congress, and yet everybody knows who resentatives were present from Grand Rap­ knows anylhJng.thxt if every legal voter ids. Middleville, Lake Odessa, Allegan and in South Carolina were permitted to vote, Nashville. In lhe evening the visitors were aud haw that vote counted as cast. South iMuqueted at Kurd's hotel where an elab­ orate repast was spread. Hastings lodge Carolina would give a larger rej>ubiienn Is becoming quite popular as entertainers, majority than Michigan. Tbe same could and they are di'servlng of it too.) fur when be said of Mississippi and Louisiana, as they set out to do a thing they do it right. of South Carolina; There Is no use in —Oiarlottc Republican. But there U a luck different front thta, a»d Ufa and everythin* don* tun* to ay, and Why to gtralns of a barrel organ, every tunonf which be could ling if ho had any voice, traveling theatres, wax works, American railways aud . wild beasu, fortune tellers, fat girta. Bring They think St Ctoud uu :te couflnss at tata । and act uu them accordingly; that by u ot it men we tetter aud clearer, and out being able to explain why they do r.n make up their minds U> plunge into the Transcript. who lox-* his train by half u mtuute aud The climax came on the 27th of Augustl On the afternoon before it could be seed that a crisis was approaching. Tho stoiM a-i told from tho logs of various ships theft were in the neighborhood shows that fre-j Sat explosions then occurred, and -thafl air was filled with vapor, pumice au« dust, illuminated by a glow from tho voM cano below, und by continuous ila-be.i ofl lightning from above. Tho sound of fraa quant explosions was heard st great dial lances, und waves were started that wertr felt hundreds of miles away. The investigations of thu .committee have proved conclusively that those erup­ tions uf tho uftemoou of Aug. 26, by shattering the island und tearing away great fragments from it down to below tho level of lhe sea. were the direct cause of tbe terrific outburst of the following morning, by which tho Island was nearly destroyed, and tho vast tidal wave started that overwhelmed all the islsmpi tor a hundred miles about. Through the breaches mado by throe explosion's In ths walls uf tho crater* the sea rushed in tor­ rents. Thu first effect, us when dirt or stones are thrown Into the mouth of a Applying for a place, be find* it the day before 'b" applied. Ho Until one makes a careful ctudy uf thia subject, bo cannot hare any adequate idea of method* of divination, some of which—as' obbed. snubbed and kicked. Ou the other band, tbe lucky inaa is always Many uducuted mm ym pttacii Uapc.-tanro to tbo prudlctitow of a wu-a^xipa it wilt bo ^PRICE’S CREAM Baking tyiwoEft could have presaged in LidO that the obscure by tbe provision* of that bill, would lie allowed to crane with a voter nearer than AO fort from die imiJIs. That would atop the bribery bvsine.-^, and every good citizen printed hi* find cratic national oninnlttee saw that his par­ ty had certainly lost the presidency, be ael about to capture the lower house of con­ gress, In order to-harass tbe new adminis­ tration. Ln North Carolina, Virginia, Ar­ kansas and West Virginia, tbe republicans ’had guhn-d several congressmen. But in all those states tbe entire election machin­ discouraging than hi* attempts to get it pub- Hr. C. T. Dillingham took 850 under protest, and Brentanu said that Mr. Gunterto personal friends would probably buy a hundred. Ln about five weeks the In tho immediate vicinity uf the island tbe effect of the-explosion was almost in. conaivable. Two-thirds of the island of Krakutok and the wfaok* uf u neighboring island disappeared entirely. Lang laland wa9 increased by an addition to its north- ery from governor down to each inspector, is in the hands of democrat*. By captur­ uf matter which waa blown awav from Kralratoa has been calculated st 800.000.000.000 cubic feet. One of the insums ing these district* away from the republi­ can*, which is easy to do under the circum- tbe republican candidates, or by ordering euipluy,-*. including distributors, making a total of 150 persons. • Tlx> repirtnre uro tbe weak point, fur the editor frankly tails you that if they <nuaot find news they are compelied to bring Home fk-tsoa, u. they «re jadd PKIUS BAKING PUWBkKCO. ta. caicsov. nr mm-u ■ CH World. led- of Beery Burton, admlntera SetUlog With a Cheek. man living in aa outlying district near count ui that city, dopoUUuf fbui He wm .fibrosa iks-s •uadi If I owe you anything I will drat lirau. clrvutal-l Jas. H. B They therefor.- deliberately invuni a large port of tbe news. During my uWn uay tlw vtrfinancially succnaful it will of the giobo. which were altnoat certain thorwult of it. Tho Hon. Rullo Huam and Mr. Doughm Archibald had cbnrge THEATRE C Notice •f Attach Htateof Mirhlcan. The circuit Court for ’.be ot Harn Michael IKMtcrv*. WTHIir f.lnflw' X. ' tn siiM luara: ----- 14 PEOPL • Tba Schwcukavilte Debating society re­ cently Hrcsthxl several txoure at tin- question, “Why do handbooks have su many foocnotas At UNION COMMKXC Moy, g iCoMdrovu AU»rtt*y* fcr 1‘taiMtO be call* them “diaappointers.' Osxra -Wool Interpreters at all tbe Ur play* of tbe day with feete. Uoel mire this opportu ’he «»ly firat-clao enter set inis vwoc. Morrill« Company's Monday night..... Tuoday night LOCAL N IF YOU WANT A '■irculation thta week. OVERCOAT- I'be 1’rraliyterian par - completed. nigtn. taJ*jy And come at once while the stock is complete. GLOVES AND MITTENS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I clected the deintK-rata, tbe republkams of tbe south and ot tho country Imre been WANTED-^ iTrwcl. AT----- rails hh pobUshtag oorapny, whteh so tar baa Ix-eu confined in its labors to supplying tbo public with Mr. Guntsr’u two Ix-oku, “Mr. 1 am prepare and at reaaonab auction sales, perienee in this give satisfaction with Banner k ton, Mich. State of Mlehican. rountj of Bar?}. .At a ■eerion of the. FrotauCount* of Barn, boMtn al th- wnte bora with the individual, Just - - DELTON, SiSEPERFECT shadowed ajnorxed so unlikely that Lord Lytton himself seems to have aonarwho* doubted tte fulfillment of bis owu prupbactoA United Stales eight yean later aud tta, most distingu: -bed man of modern Utuesl Thia globe. People a thousand miles away thought a vessel in distress was firing minute guns and sent out a ship to her aid. At Ceylon. 2,000 miles away, people abroad, generally young invn who J»avo gone thought that hips were practicing wjth their heavy guns somewhere ta tho neigh­ borhood, und even as far as Rodrlguuz, 3,000 miles from Krakutou. u sound was heard as uf tbo roar ot distant artillery. More than this, tbe air waves which ar­ sound iteeif iiad become inaudible and delicate instrumenta at various obberratories and other stations in all parts of the world recorded the Itaasago of unac­ countable atmospheric impul.jsi. uot once, bat lime after time, until Lt is a scientifi­ cally ubcertainexi’and proven fact that the air wave from the explraiun passed seven times around the world before it became so faint that it produced uo effect upon tho instruments that record such incidents. At Batavia. 100 miles distant, windows were blown in, gaa put out. a gasometer lifted from its well, and even wall* were cracked merely by the vibrations of tho air. Tbe sea waves hurled out from the vol cano in all directions were more disas­ trous, if les* far reaching, than thu air wave*. Thirty-three miles from tbo vol­ cano sums uf tlio wave* were 185 fret high. Towns, villages and lighthouses were .vwnpt away. A man of war was curried up thu Teiok Belong valley nearly two mile* inland and left stranded thirt v free above the sea level. Tbe wave was a very perceptible one ull the way nrreas the Indius: ocean, and at Ceylon, Natai and the Cape of Good Hope it* passage waa made a matter of record lung before :-D. C. RA Auctic foils like u cat on all four*. ' Tta.ro u no eruption, and produce a saxsuu uf com­ parative calm. This lasted through the night of the 29th and well along into the morning'of the next day. Bat lhe terri­ ble energy thus smothered was merely sup- ] pressed for a time. It accumulated deep | In the earth beneath thu small sea that ■ Tbe total number of |«r»ona employed uu a ouickly tilled up the crater above, and typical Japancrc newspaper. say The Niehl the lunger n whs confined the greater tw- Niehl tikimbun, is a* follows; One ixilitical eams its power. At t>;JO o'clock in the director, one chief editor. Are u-autau: edi morning camo the first outbreak', but it wu* not enough; tho water poured iu faster than the ix>wer below could throw four compositors. each iield Lu subject ion by the sea. There was another outburst at 6:44 o'clock, but this, too, the sea subdued, driving tbe beast of the volcano back ouco more iuto its eubterrancau' caverns, where it raced and fumed tor nearly four hours. Then, at 10:03 o'dock, it burst out with an awful violence, dinging the ocean bock in waves a hatndred feet high, that rolled un fur thousands of miles before tbev wholly subsided. . NOLSJk OF VUK OMLAT CHXsH. The noise of this last great caaah uf the conflict between the forces uf the water Hastings < or Uttio tables covered with white elotte, ar the shored of the Straita of Suuda. ba Krakatoagavanoalgu ot reawakening uni Mav 20. 1888, when there was a suddfi and violent eruption, by which a col mi of dust aud steam was thrown to a bclga of seven miles, and same of tho majM ejected waa carried as far as DUO mUca bl fore It descended to tbe earth. This era] tion was accouipanled by uolsra which I Batavia. 10U mllra away, sounded like til booming of cannon, while doors and wi| dows were shaken Tbe force of this uu| break soon subsided, and such things al »o common in that part of the world th* Utile attention was paid to it. Ou Mg 2G an excursion party from Batavia visits the neighborhood aud obtained a photi graph of lhe mountain as it then appeared In tho middle of June another crate opened, and the dense pall of vapor tin had lxx<u banging over the region wi perceptibly increased. After that th tsiana became every day the scene c greater activity. Ou Aug. 11 there wei three principal and clu von smaller volcatii fires visible upon In as the other. known here in tho publishing business. 1 wna talking with Mr. Gunter tbe other uigbt, and some uf the detai.a of his exploit 1INGS *^UULru ~ ' krakaws eiuttio: -------------- * ista democracy, aud declares that the area- The Largest Stock in the City. No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Out, and Don't You Eerget It. Them All to ‘•w �sttings Banner from Nashville have been Goucher trial -itrttugs. WHuroday. Nov. 91. 1888. C<11W1 personal mention. l’r *** Additional laeal on preceding page. ^WUI Follw n, la u» VCl.y at, Jw. 77T N1SKERN. Local Editor. iItmL'Wtod ‘ WANTED! ib-liable party to represent a large cast 1MT corporation. Salary 8fi0 and comniis.j,,-. .;u<x! references and small security L. u -tif fill un or address 8. P. CLEMENT, Evutett Bouse, Lansing; Midi. Hastings City Bank, liastingu, - - Mich. , )unl'« W . “1 ‘wx o\cr Beamer * stock »„ .. lug holiday goode. W kvsl Az have just what you want oFFtCKKa: MtKKCTOBN: WH aroet hia frlrjiffi, at Union hall Monday evenlug. Mrs. J. T. Rock leaves Saturday for the ••astern |wrt of the state. , .T"“ * P*1* '<>«" wool Iwllra bo- u SUuU.r * Crawl.,■,? ,, not go and aee them at once. s Ubas. Houghtalln made a busincM trip to Grand Rapids Monday. The new residence of Ira VanVaikenburgh and family is fast approaching com­ pletion and they will aoou occupy it , -/L C. RANNEY,..- Auctioneer, --- - MICH. We stay with you a week. No snide company dan do that. Jas. H. Buowxr. Judging from the number of them billed for this city traveling shows are Just real­ izing that there is such a place ns Hastings. Morrill A Co. are selling 4-ply linen Lol«x tu. an- seiung 4-ply iiMen col- prepared any ?ri ,a,l?a bty,rsal ,Oc-Qr m fcc. 1 “P easouublp 1 • .X at - time MTrates cry Uc' “ ,or «4 30 » ah i at reasonable rates to to cry auction sales. Have had ex­ When the Impruvementa to lie made in appen. nee in this work and can 1. Dkm ...... ball ..... are MV completed. wuipicieu, that iuai prwent present upfar an mw.n n..u.. — ... ..... • * ulogyforan opera K house will not .. know -litisfactipn. Leave orders oloirv ““ uwith Kanney Norwood, Del­ E. W. Smith, of Northville, ta the tiew i. -l Mich. . proprietor of tbe Bazaar store, which was lonnerly under tho management of H. Witney. tiniv i L.Uy1KMT. . : radtaNe ptMltlna for tbe rbrttt men.u»e schools of this city during the moatb i'ka>C Mdarim and rii>etr»e? paid weekly. L»bnf SepL»wu.*, Scni»u„. 89.1.35; tn-vr. amount . ...................raid .. ... -r»f lujuremeuta to begtnnm. No previous rx. of during -^sary. .Outfit tree. Write foe the month of Oct. 3100.85. * III AJtlSl H. CRASE. Nurseryman. . We have a number of city lota that we Mo-• j Uiu p*per. Rochester. N. Y. will sell on coatrack making the terms easy. Apply al the offices of Smith A Colgroveur W. 1*. Sidnam. WANTED’r^^w^a (na!W Prnnaueat. the eh l u|t‘< The finest and larg est line of albums, comb and brash cases. plush toilet goods, sold at prices which other dealers pay for their*. At Goodyear’s drug store. ' T^e dancing school to be under the chnrjfti of Prof. E. Sm(Jh failed to luaterialjae. Very little interest was manifested iu the matter by the young people. • AbralmmWtyeraon. of Ionia, visited rela­ tives In thu city last week. .. ®r; *-• Snyder of Shaytown, was in lhe city on business Monday. Wm. Stlmpson. of Anjt Arbor, was the ben. w. Felghncr, of the Nashville News, was in'town yesterday. While looking for something warm and comfortable for tbe feet do not forget the men's and boy’s German socks, red and gray full tufted at Stauffer A Crawley’s. News dolls, new wax goods, new toj*a. P®}*.? alnrw*n:« |JU"1* decora­ ted dirties, new glassware* and in fact • vrnthing new for the holiday trade at Beamer's. Cf W. Jones has l>een to considerable exitnsc In srctiring Brown’s Theatre Co., and Union ball ought to be crowded in appreciation of his efforts io give us a first class company. ue°7 W,lheJ fa“nJ »»*• removed to Henderson, Tenn. Miss Hortense VanZtle Is tho guest of P. T. Colgrovc and family. . J I. T", ,P)'lhU“ -'fe” PuMIrtwd In Obk. In h U»l Iran. ■ hl,b Mbutr u, Bn„. lodge, Na 13. Knighta of Pythian ' Grable. dim' ♦k/*1!0*1 & of Maple Grove, was In city y«t«day. *u Goodyear visited friends in Grand Rapids last week. AtlBScn, President: Wfl.TOX, “’“‘•J A* \ • Towne, of Mito, was In tbe city yesterday on buslnra*. .E-'rty occupied by Meaner Bros. llnl-iasoo, rL ^nappeu. E*U“‘ . vSZ B.re co®‘n«-but it wm be * i Hi ™ d d“{ when Bramer cau't untie;. sell all competitors. f ‘ There should be a full house Michigan. O'“d R*pl‘*' THEATRE COMPAK, At UNlOk/HALL, > UMMKNCINO . ot all tiie leading and poputitedny with special scenic ef' rou-i.-d notiae*. gry«*t them everywhere. •i: i inl-t thi*» opportunity. It may be •ui.yiirat-claa* entertainment you will ............................... Foggs Ferry. l " m«bt............ The Little Detective. :■ -•'••Uy night. . .Wanted, a Huslxmd. r’r.rtb .>r Autmuucement will bo tn»de biter. .*v: Children. 15c: Reserved beau, "it t|. Il Clilxllliak . tl.H, nlgtita anti mnlinee, 81-50. LOCAL NEWS. .088 >«•«• Chip In Fogg-. Ferry. < eil that wood flow. T'ht- Pre-byterlfin parsonage will sumi C'-MpletetL. •' ! :- uc fiiix*i the concert at t’niou lial! u>■rr'*A night . •'■•i want laugh? We arc requested to announce that there will be a meeting at Hickory Corners, Nov. 25th. In the M. P. church at 1050 a. m.;in SVnneR^!^ iu limes school whool house at T:Mn In thtbe lliues bouse at 7:00 j>. m m. Nov. oe-bti. '•V* C. K. A S. are grading for a aiding at J. I- Wilkins’ mill. When tire track Is laid, Mr. Wilkin* will remove the timber from the land be owns on the lullnaol south of the city. Go to Union I a h< r« Ataociatlon at Iktatlnga I* id Dec. Jsl ine j --ortrnent of caudles, fruita, nuts'. ’ . Mt Frank Beamer's. ■'■-d tv anted from ihove who the same on subscription. have ‘--'••••■ipt* printed at this office on notice and al reasonable rates. I'oanksgiviug day the poet offlcr will be •! from 1350 p. m. to 5:00 p. tn. Hw tmest quality of nxi all wool flannel « yard wide at Stauffer & Crawley's. " anted to trade property In city for a Unn* C. D. Beebe. 1 ■> urge Cox wuh convicted in tbe circuit tottrt lu-t week of receiving stolen goodn. This In not a *two people” show. Brown’s ratquny constats of 14 ladles and gentle■"iruon tickets good for six nights and ,nc’lu*’D* reserved seats only Hott. Clement Smith will ad<ln->i> the audience at the Hiawatha D. uf R. box social ou the evening of Friday. Nov. tSS. on Ute subject. “The Benefit* of Secret Organization.'’ Come all and hear him. Our reader* should remember Hutt Good­ year’s drug store is tin* place wbefr lhe clos­ ing out sale ot wall paper is going on to make room for a new stock. Prices lower than ever offur«*d In Hastings and ulceat pattents to *clect from. luut evening, at tbe residence uf Milo WDllatas, the bride's father, occurred the marriage of Miss Gertrude Williams to Fred L. Heath. The ceremony was p<wfomtvd by Rev. Eliott Only the relatives and Intimate friends of the contracting Itartics were present. The Home Mlshionary society In con­ nection with lite M. E church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. D. Striker Wedneaday afternoon. N-»v. 28th. Tbe members and all others interested in home missionary work are rcqugsU*d to be present. The society connccU*<l with Emmanuel church will be entertained un Thursday, Nov. 22. by Mrs. N. Barlow, W. Wilkins. IL Itoyle. G. Simpson. E Throop, and tta* Mtaww Knowlton. Belli* Throop. Carri* aud Ella Schuman. Fgpnle and Florenne I^ea and Effie Simpson. Supper scrveil from five until seven. The Michigan State Sunday Schoal cuirveittion will be held in East Saginaw. Noy. 4, ft und 8. Delegates will be appointed to Ute world’s Sunday school convention to be held in London. England. July. DMWt. A railroad rale of one and one-third fare can b • had by furnishing name and postoLHcc address to W. L. C. Reid. Jackson, who will furnish a certificate and full Inatructlun relating thereto. , Thuraday last while William Pratt and family, of Assyria, were away from home their hired man stole 870 from tbe bouse and skipped. He was traced aa far aa Charlotte, but the officials there have been unable to get any track of him. The mad went last by tbe name of William Henryi Since bls description has been brought to the knowledge of the officers here, they are well satisfied that Henry, alleu etc. Is the same fellow who is wanted to answer to several charges In the north part of the water takrrr. Stoves! LARGEST AND FINEST LINE HEATING AND COOK STOVES Ever shown in Barry County, At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We carry everything to be found in a first-class Hardware Store, including a fine line of Henry Houghtalln and hit son Charles have purchased of John Lfchty hla Interest in the stock uf Houghtalln A IJchty. Un­ der tbe firm name of HougliUlin A Co. they will continue a genera! mercbaiitik* business at tbe old stand. - We are closing,out the well known D. C. Hammond, who has tieen treated by Dr. G. W. Lowry during tbe part six month*., came to this city Wednesday and the doctor remoifrd a cataract from hla eye. He leaves for bls home. Vermontville, to­ morrow with perfect sight restored to tbe afflicted optic. The trial of Dr. J. T. Goucher still oc­ cupies the attention of the circuit court. The testimony thus far submitted by the Mra. F. G. Goodyear expecta to return people is substantially ns has before* ap­ ifrom Colorado about DecettilaT flrat. peared. In Uu* Baxmku taken at lhe ex­ \ Dr. Winn, | of Escanaba, wns in atteud- amination, while the defense are pursuing nearly the line Indicated by them in the suk-v nt the Goucher trial Inst wwk. examination. NWm. H. ’ Sfebbina and By. Dickinson Charles Manger, formerly of Battle have gone no^th for a liundng trip. Creek but of late a resident of this -city, MIm ‘Flureaee Henrierabott. of irvw Irving. was arrested Friday by Marshal Roger* on '”*• *raio*.-ranou. or W1W the Koto W friends hire Thursday. the charge of stealing some clothing from Bttn-hurd Collini*. On Monday upon be­ Mr. Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. P. .T. ing taken before- Justice Beadle be pleaded Colgrove visited Grand Rapid* yesterday. guilty to the charge and wm sentenced to Rev. Kaley |»rd fatally arc visiting Z. U. 90 days In Die Detroit house of, correction. Hoyt and wlf<‘. the parents of lira. Kaley. lAlx* M-mi-onniia! apportionment of the primary school .interest fund hB been made- The numlicr of children of schopl fourth ageln Barry county is 7.741. The number . Harrj- Anderton and family have return­ Included in the apportionment is 7,741. ed from Chicago to make this city their fu­ The amount of the fund to which the county i* entitled i» 35,109.05. And the ture home. i rate per capita is fio cents. jy^Ira. U K. Knappen. of Grand Rapids, Mr. W. D. Howell’s force, entitled “A Was the guest last week of Mrs. C. H. Likely Story," in Harper's Magazine for Van Arman. December, is a rattling Comedy of Errors, Letter Preston, of Hicksville. Ohio, has with the scene laid arourd a charming been the guesti several days of bls brother breakfast-table and the veranda of a coun­ Preston. try bouse. The characters are* clearly fi. L. E. button returned tent week depleted by their own talk, the plot is an extended visit with friends in Sa­ clever, and the dialogue exceedingly bright, it h illustrated by two full-page vannah. Ohio. . Illustrations by Harper Pennington. Mrs. E. W. Morrill left Monday for'a vtalt In Big Rapids with her sister, Mrs. As it is Important that all teachers lu W. H. Squler. the county, attend the next meeting of the Mrs. T. .1. Bush, of Grand.Rapids, was the guot of friends here Sunday. association, lhe time. Friday afternoon and Saturday succeeding Thanksgiving should b** kept in mind. Let us, as teachers, feel that it is a duty, which we owe ourselves and those whom we Instruct, to learn as far as |>0Mlbie the best means of im­ parting instruction in the various branches. C. W. and E. W. Jordan with their fam­ As stated iu connection with the program which was published in last week's issue, ilies attended at Bedford Sunday the funer­ M. F. Scott of Grand Rapids and II. R. al of their father. N. A. Hough, accompanied by F. F. Hlb Pattenglll, ••ditor.Qf the Moderator, will be present. If any are obliged to teach on "bert of Woodland, visited Kalamazoo on Friday, it Is hoped that arrangements can business yesterday. be made to close school early enough to Mr*. Kirkland, ot K*l«m»r<xj. has been nach Hastings in time for the lecture in vf her stater. the high school room by Mr. Pattcngill. Whips, Hone Blasts, Boies, Billies, Men aid Sleiihi. FLINT ROAD CARTS at $15.00. Do not fail to look us over before you buy. Goodyear Bros. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS ----- AT— Julius Russell’s. See his stock of new styles in MILLINERY GOODS THE PEOBLEM SOLVED! It is now conceded that the best and cheapestSway to warm your house or cook your meals is to buy the Mra. W. 1. bidnaw. Mrs. Terwillhter, of Ncwagv county, ha.-> been tltt* gueid of her cousin Geo. Preston. She returned home Monday. Jas. H. Browne's theatre company open­ ed a successful engagement at the opera house on Monday evening la«t Mr. Mrs. Nelson Holmes returned to her Browne and a number of bls company are home iu Gratton Monday, after a short vis­ favorites of old with Plainwell amusement lovers, and the present engagement has it with her nephew, S. A. Holmea. established the whole company as prime Mrs. John Kurtz aud Mra. John Cole favorite* with our people. The singing of leave this week for a visit with friends in Maudie and J. Knox Gavin, the instrument­ Grand Rapids, Muskegon and Reed City. al music of Harry and Bertha Casard, and Arthur Haight, of Woodland, wm in the acting of the entire company was more than satisfactory. The company number­ town Monday op hS way hmm: from Kala­ mazoo where ho spent Sunday with friends. ed 14 artiste, and the unlvertud verdict uf our people is that it has never been sur­ >-P- A. Sheldon. Clejnent Smith, P. T. passed ou the Plainwell stage. One of the Tolgrove and C. B. VanAman attended most crucial tests of iu merit was the fact the ratification meeting at Middleville that the audiences increased each night. Thursday. The company plays at Otsego the remain­ der uf the week, and uur readers in that Wm. Stlmj*oii and family returned vicinity should not fail to attend.—-PlainMonday to their home. Ann Arbor, after a well Independent, Nov. 15. visit with Mrs. Stlmpson's parent*, A. Black and wife. In the October number of tbe Forum, .1. F. Goodyear went to Ohio last week Archdeacon Farrar made a narrative of t<< Join his family who were visiting Mra. Tolstoi's remarkable career, explained (the Goodyear’s imreutx They returned home religious meaning and the literary value of his novels, and criticised his religious Monduy night. teachings. Both American and English ' t Jctncut Smith and wife vtailtal iu Char­ readers expressed a desire for a more spe­ lotte Wednesday. Mr. Smith was one of cific explanation by so high an authority of the ispcakent at the republican ratlticatlari the difference between Tolstoi’s rigid inter­ meeting held there on that day. pretation of the teachings of Jesus and the li^Tw. Morrill left Monday for Maine, interpretation made by the mass of Protes­ and will l»e gone about 10 days. He ac­ tant believer*. This second article will appear in the Forum for December. In companied the remains of bls molhsr which are being transferred to that state for re­ tiie same number. Dr. Austin Flint will discuss the evidence that all Infectious dis­ interment. eases, including yellow fever, are caused James Campbell, j who was recently by bacteria, aud the possibility of eliminat­ stricken with paralydk i» u*»t expected to ing all contagious dtoeaiwH from tbe ills live. On Sunday morning be fell asleep and that flesh is holr to. Mr. George W. Cable, up to la-d evening it has been impossible to following the Une of argument of his re­ awaken him. cent article un the Negro, will dl»cu*s the relations between the races at the south. Mr. Edward Atkinson's contribution wUl 100,000 pounds of Uvo and drtwsed j»ouk be on •'Tbe Price of Life,’’ and Mr. Z. Rtty- wanted, for which the highest market Brockway, Superintendent of the Elmira, price In cash will bo paid. Dreaded poul­ N. V. Itefomutory, will write about pris­ try taken excry day except Friday and Sat­ on-convict systems to show tbe necessity urday: live poultry taken every day. of giving convicts self-sustaining work. . Ackkbaon A Ha yesThere will tie six other timely articles. All notes and accounts due thee-tate of tbe late Wm. 8. Goodyear and the firm of Good­ year* Barnes must be settled at once. F. G. Goodtiar. state. Only five weelcs, more until Christmas. I will say to all those looking for Christ­ Pvinetuber tliat Beamer the grocer can mas preaenta. that 1 have now the largest stock of gold and silver watches, Jewclcry, « you with everything for Thanksgiving finger rings and ailver-ware ever shown in dinner. * . ; • tbe dty of Hasting*. Price* are such that TLe Labadln company gave a good en- any one with"limited means can buy some­ ''-•rulnment at Unton ball Wednesday thing from my stock. I’atrons that want diamonds or solid gold Jewelry or solid sil­ '■vralng. ver-ware I invite especially to my store. Nimethlng every lady should have, one Anything not In stock I wlU supply in 24 «bo<M' Japanrae pot pouri row leaf Jan* to 48 luiurs for less money than ran I* »< IJesmer’#. bHitfht in Tk-tmit and Chicago. Be sure \Abe ineinie from the dty water works Stoves! We are loaded with the ack was tn Cadillac and Grand __ week placing two monuntent*. one for Mr. Cummer, uf the former place, costing 81,00(3. and une for Mr. C. F. Idema, uf the latter place, worth >450. A. , v.... -; *4 Jot* to jNrctaM- *re tasckbold'**-»<! t -udrd toSUea pHvlir-ae, as are ptrFur sale, the residence property in the - rii-r.! taw. a punctual attendMce of alt. first ward formerly belonging to Charles •;p- kholdert i« hereby reiiueated. Olmstead. Will sell cheap and on easy ita.tiiap. Nor. .Mb, ism. J. Lunn and family returned Monday W. LJJtiLKuv*. Pre* terms'. Enquire of P. T./'olgroye. from a visit with friends in Grand Rapids gun llunsxKK. ClerK. ' The Ladies IHtpc society of state n«d and Rockford. will meet at the home uf Mrs. MellsuFUh- ■ Geo. H. Nichols and wife, of Grand er Nov. 27th to partake of aa anniversary Rapid*, were the guests but week of A. supper. All are cordially invited to attend. McCoy and wife. Jas. II. Browne's Stoves! The new time cad of tbe Michigan Cen­ tra! has been Issued and took effect Nov. 91 Jaek*on* ’*•* *« town 18. There Is no change for this Division nr th.. Ot-taMu™' . in B’ B’®*"”** is rearranging and reP*lring bis house on Green street N» We don’t know wlutt fur. *' ‘ ■Ar’ITAL, $50,000.00. nignt. Huffman Bron, set np one of their Nor­ cross furnaces in Mendon this week. of Dr. Barber Friday evening following program: tteSttrina Lord'* pravw with the Having just purchased one of the most complete stock of books ever brought to Hartings for the holiday trade, I now propose to make a ••special book Bale” and will sell from niy entire stock for the next 80 days all kinds of books at tbe very low­ est possible prices. Persons wishing to buy books for Christmas presents will save money by buying now. Respectfully, All notes and accounts due the estate of the late Wm. S. Goodyearand the firmof Good­ year k Barnes must be settled at once. F. G. Goonr -aa. The Detroit Light Infantry will go to New Orleans during the Mardi Graa. Garland Cooks and Heaters----- AT----- ED. POWERS’ The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stoves, the same as other dealers. But tho Garland is the acknowledged best. . Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. Politics are High ! ---------- BUT OUR----------- PRICES ARE LOW! And store full ot everything a family need*—Dry Goods, Gloves and Mitten*, Boots and Shoes, Hate and Capa, Hardware, Groceries, Etc. SOMETHING NEW-iJ-’.’£S5"”“M5Ot TEA A nice Une of Drees Goods, consisting of Flannels, Tricola, Black and Cofored mlugs, and Buttons to notch CLOAKS! For ladles and children. 1 hare added this year some nice PLUBH CLOAKS, to OVERCOATS AND SUITS! Highest market price for produce. M. J. GOSS _ �. *«• ftEM?D?^Alhl For Rheumatism. BRAND NEW, STRONG PROOFO Shoold be med Id attempting to cure ttatt very disagreeable disease, catarrh. A ca­ tarrh originates In ImpuriLcs in lhe blood, LESSON VIII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ local applications can do wo permanent good. Tbe eommon-tn-nw method of treat­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 25. ment Is to purity the blood, and for this purpOt ~ there is n<> preparation superior to UroCe Sareaparil a. Thai thia peculiar mediciue does cure catarrh is shown by lhe many testimonials from people who rt>*ve found relief upon using ll when all others had failed- A book containing (Ooudeoscd from Lemon Ita.'por Qnrtertr, by statements of cures sent on receipt of twoj miieei in at H. B Hoffman. Rilladrlpbla. cent stamp, by C. I. Hocxl Jt Co., Lowell, dirotaul to the'.r boons by Joshua with bls with al! their heart and soul, they, oa their dan, built a great altar, which, when Ua other trilxa board of, they feared idols try on the part of tho eastern tribes, and gathered tbemsr-1 vre i u^ether at B J iloll to go up to war against them, lest by tbeir supposed trespa* tbo . should bring Judgment <x> the nation. I *aSar«4 iw» w ™ »y «■ Mate OU Mn J.XVUHkLil >e*t in days to come tbe children of tb«- w«e: era tribes should sag to tbcae on th* east: “What havo you tod-wthtboL rdUodof IsrncD Pew tho Lard hath made Jo-dun a bo der between us and yon;" therefore they had built thia altar, not for aacnficc, but aa a wltue s lest trouble and divison* should come m future days. Upon Ucarin™ this the Western tribe* wcro well pleased, and all Israel rejoiowl (Ch. xxli.l How much trouble and bard freliu; and estrangement migut bo prevented ofteatimes by a little ex­ planation; but, like Israel, we sro apt to form a hasty coucluxiou aud start a war. voked.il Cor. xhi. 6). estate of sylvan Stan d to A. Myrtrlfa wi n <ind< sign awnt duly re<x>n!v-i tn 111 on which mortrtge th-re i Ion- enjoyed rest from nil her enemies, round abont; Joshua was over an hundred years old and knew that bo was soon to go too way of all tho earth; so he calls all I reel together al Sbecbem, rehearses to them tbe Lord's dealings, and urges them to fear and servo Him in sinrsrity’ and trtg i. saying unto them, “If it aeem evil unto you to servo tbo Lord, cbooso yomthis day whom ye will serve; but oafor tne and my bou^e, wo will Nerve tbo Lord.” The people answered In tho words immediately pnx-eding onr lesson, V«o will serve tbo Lord, for Hu is would havo them remember that it b 00 ’ * ’ ho had partflt nf litui al'iixlhOt Harry • list *1*1* < as follow*. iit-Wll: Tl> bon often they had mods promise and broken them, nod be doubtipw remem­ bered tin time when they said "all that tbo Lord hath said will wo do and bo obedi­ ent.” then ho aud Moses oifenued tho mount and at tho end of forty days returned to find them dancing and singing aro ind a golden calf, deliberately breaking tbo :commands they bad 4.0 solemnly promised to k.-ep, (Ex. xxiv. xxxli.) \ 20. “If ye forsake the Lord." Oftrh bad they done 1; and had l>eea spared only by tho intorc-.ssinn of Moses, typo uf Christ: and Joshua trembles for them, knowing that “Thu Lord their CBkI is a consuming Dre, •ven a jealous God" (Deut. Iv. 1M>. Sin aiust br- consumed, and if tbf sinner elings to CAUTION e»etll.rln-, ur un he hws Um wUIkhu n sad priee stamped oa Ite tettvm. pul him but if willing L> be deanaed from sin an<! be bol r unto the Lord, then God will contunes said that God exit of Chr.st is a coo- fire" (deb. xii. £0), and tbit we are often in tbe furnace being purified and prepared for future usefulness, and if Re sees sin upon us fining anil chastening is in perfectlove and that wo may be partaker* of Ila* boUnenx (Ma! ill, 8; Heb xii, 5-Uj. 91. “Nay, but we will serve tbo Lord." This is their choice; Joshua had most deci­ dedly taken his stand (v. t3), and bad made it Jibuti to them that God would have no half work, and t lint they coukl uot serve God and warship idols, nor could they serve God tn their own strength. and now they have vol­ untarily taken tbeir stand with him to serve tbo Lord, and their conduct proves them to W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE, Ijord ali tbe days of Joshua, and all tbe days of the elders that overlived Joshua" (v. 81; Judges it, T). Tbe words Of Josbca and the wp.-xls of the people in this tbeir decision ore noblo words,and while it b a solemn step to take It b a far more solemn step not to take. 22. “WilMOMS agaimt yourselves." We cannot serve the Lord without taking a stand against self. Tbe world, the Oeab aud tbo devil are tbe epetnli-* ot God and His people, and thb trinity of evil is ever seeking to en­ snare the child of Ood. • Tbe carnal mind is enmity against God; the flesh lustotli against tbo 8pt rit, sad tbe Spirit against the flesh, and devil (Rom. vUi, 7; GnL r, 17; Matt, xvi, IM; I John II, 15; Jas. lv,7); these are btdpful vfords aud precept* concerning our daily life as ser Yu 'Kill, hwide m > UniuI— usm A WOOI®. AOKNT. unto tbo Lord Gai of Israel." quires, -------—... mmded that while men look on tbe outward I<ort! looketfl on tbo heart ; He srarebrtb all bcartu, and nndcrstaudotb all the imagina­ tions of tbe thoughts; IIo is a God of knowl­ edge, and by Rim across are weighed. (I 8am. IL 8; xvt, 7( I Cbr. xxviiL ft> • Btafo of Mk.blgan. County of Harry -n*. His voice will we obey." counts or iwrv, iiuiuea u. me i roi tiieeltyuf Hrerings, in mid enun day. the tMli day of October in t -.boasand etatit hundred and rigbf,-rvevnl. Wm. W. Cole. .Itsim- ot I «>* wd. >. ttork c frOHlhr of Die last will hud ol said derex-J.-represente ttuR hunrf tn- he diwtaUXOd from All trust. Therv-rpon It b ort -re.1. that Ttuu isth day of November. A. D. UM. at ten '■Are. to Utveity at Hawing>. •aid sbdw cause. I! ant nw>«- b« nt tbe | stvsn-warffu.... FOR SALE! A FARM If tbe nation bad returned from tbeir forty days’ visit through tba land they would Lavs saved ubsmwlvcs thirty -eight years' " auderiug in tba wildertwm, iu>d tbedintidrrjs of tboik-and* who fell analysis or waiters. ;W«CTi*1Ei5DA5y W With the Sr.1 eta. writ" 1 h>T» tHtl» It U WHO UU ■ fond mouthed gcuttaman who “ tbe popular restaurant, that I have w deal­ learned iu a day. A bright man might, if riven 1 be opportunity, be able to carry a tray of dishes satisfactorily after a week's praetice. but tbe calling demands that be shall serve an This means six mouths service as helper to the dish washer. It is hto duty to pile up and carry away tbo dishes dirtied dur­ The Port Huron salvation army thanks ing lhe busiest hours of the day. when the Lord for Harrison's election. the waiter proper has all hejcan Sv his cut tomers with food. From this , graduates into a ‘utility man. when yreralsoneof triumph over blood hla duties are more numerous and re­ Port Huron is all broke up over tbe sponsible Hu must then see th»t tbe small pox scare al Sarnia. pitchers are kept filled with Ice water, Whooping cough is quickly relieved by that lhe salt cellars are never permitted Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup. W. U. Good- to lwom« empty, and that there to a suf­ ficiency of butter on the tables. In ad­ dition be mnst see to it that each table Water was never so scarce In Berrien has enough glasses, and with all theee county lakes as now. tilings to attend to time does not hang Cobb's Pills are small and powerful, but heavily on hto hands. From utility man, ( uu do ikm not gripe, gripe. vuien Cures uemuwuc headache u< or arewv/ money having been In lhe business from six month** to a year, he to received into the . refunded. W. H. Goodyear. j About 910.000 changed hands on election guild of waiters and permittedtocarn b» .living at hto chosen calling [ bets at Flint r \ Tbe second class waiter of Brooklyn I Hill's Peerless Worm .Specific to the /furuiahes more matter for study than his aristocratic contemporary. He to more 1 most effectual worm killer in the world. approachable and does not carry hunMlf No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. with the grandiose air affected by tbe man He never receive* a tip. and Is at There are 144 more women than men in of tips least more natural if less obliging than Port Huron. the man whose palm mubt be crossed with If you are bilious Hill's Peerless Sarsa­ silver before good service can be secured. parilla will cure you. W. H. Goodyear. Brook I vn restaurants und waiters can l>o I on M. Dickinson talks of locating in divided into three classes, first, second and third. In the first <>ne can secure good service aud an excellent dinner for • about $1. In this class tip* are Indispen­ Itrbiih. «iry. hot‘kin. often sable. For half the sum a good dinner to to be obtained in tbe second etas* rvatar.rant, and while tipping to not absolutely* bls iUthmeeMary. it ir*'* * long way toward xe curing the choice euta.’ The third class include* the twenty livn and fifteen enut restaurants, m which the fissi may or may A drum-corps is In the Centreville mind. not be clean and well rooked. Walters in first filo** Brooklyn restaurants do not affiliate with member* of the craft rm .1. C. BtfrntwA Kalamazoo. Mich., testi­ Edt.yei! In lb* second and third rias., eat fies: "For more than five years, a menitier □g Iioum-h The line Is very broadly of my family ha* hern afflicu-<T with baj drawn, whether from social caste or not, -ever, fulminating lute in the fail in a I am unable to alate. hacking cough. Every remedy proved To return to my second class waiter. ■ utile. Not half u U>t th-of Pa pH ion (ex­ H« ran be found all over Brooklyn, but in tract of tlax) Calarrh Cure had -been used larger number* pn Fulton street and tietore the cough entirely disappeared, and Myrtta avenue. Tiiete are hto stamping uem-rai relief followed, it is simply won­ grounds. He knows and is known to derful.'' Inirge Ixittlea only gl.uo. fur sale everybody, ahd when on anv one of these t»y W. 11. Goodyear. • pleasant atinahlny morning* it plrasro trim to walk abroad be is saluted on all A Sturgis genius hxs-evolved a tricycle. side*. I have tn mind a waiter employed tn a reetaurant reccutlv eatafiUsbed In Willoughby street is a typical mem­ Parents too frequently permit tbeir ber of Li* class, with perhap* thb excop < hi<dr> a to suffer hum headache, fits, SL tion. that he dress** better than the ma Vitus dance, nervousness, etc., when they jority of hto fellows’ Just now be to .-an lie cured. Mrs. P. was cured of sick ablszu with diamonds. In hta ahlrt front, headache, dlzzloeos. <!y»)>cpala. nervous which is fully upo*e<| by a low cut vest, prvsiratkm of eighteen yrsrs standing, are three stones of two carats each, min­ after failure of sixteen physicians: Mrs. K-. iature electric lights in their way. On of sick headache of 85 years: Mrs. P. of SO his left hand be wear* two large ring*. to 50 fits a night: others from this vicinity ju*t how heavy I do not know. Hto drera ■ ould !>e mentioned who have been cjirvti Is always correct and one would never by that wonderful nerve food and medicine take him for a waller. It Is in tho win —Dr. Miles' Nervine, which conlaltui no ter that he shines out to all the glory of morphine, opium or dangmius drugs. bright voung manhood. Hto particular Free sample bottles may be luul atW. 11. fad at this season to a cost with fur col­ Goudyfcar’s drug store. lar and cuffs. Hl* is a striking tiguro. aiid one would hraitaie to ask him for a Grand Rapids has 500 news boys. sirloin “and havo it rare.' During btui nrae hours lie wears hto diamonds the - bend a 9-cvnt stamp to Dr. J. C. Ayer A same as though <m dree* psraifc. and it to To.. Ixjwrll. Mass., lor a set of their al­ really a luxury to be waited on bv him bum cards.. Goiored waiters do uot seem to be popu Big Rapids haslet a, contract for light­ lar in Brooklyn. Very few nntaurunta employ tbrm French and Irish waiters ing lu streets by electricity. ap{>ear to t>c more in demand, altbeugii it is doubtful if they give us much satis MoggBTOww, Turn., July 4. 1M8. faction aa their colored brethren of the The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.: craft. Men get attaciied to a waiter and Gentlemen—Five years ago I was so un­ often will top trading at a restaurant fortunate as to contract an extremely bad from which their favorite has been dis case of blood potion. M v burr* ached and my muscles began to rsell and contract. I ! first class establishments haw money to was under treatment of tbe physician from i paid than In the *ecoud class because the i the inception ol the disease until I found moan.- of making i« easier First class 1 that he could do me no good. Then, diners tin. while second class seldom d ' through the advice ol a friend I began tak­ Waiters to one or two restaurant * I might I ing S. S. S. Your medicine seemed to hare mention make from |12 to $lfi q week. ! an immediate effect. I took six twr.ics. and and others, very popular, perhaps $2 to-day am sound and well. That was two or more. Second elaxs waiter* average 9^ a three years ago, but I have seen no evidence week and three rnrel* u dsv withoutlodg of die return ol tiie disease, and I take this Ing. The pay is not such as to induce opportunitv to thank you for what it has done men to enter tbe profession, although this far me. It saved my lift You can refer certainly is true. “One*-a waiter, always a waiter. The life is not an excessively hard one and has its advantage* One i-j always sure uf getting enough to rat, such as it to, and with some men this to tbo Gentlemen—Tbe mother of a member acme of huppinras. — “Sraame" in Brook of our firm was afflicted with a cancerous lyn Eagle if RqiE TIME FAIR AND ^vThmhW >5 fft5TW |TRE$rlR«fA-fmHCV/oviPjw HAVE IT AL- V/interw ijbi&kti^ ICEANcjNOW WfNG. Aiws JN/bURpEAR ffEjrHAvrTrfj^HT 0t/y THEfc# waiTnahep and Fino Withouta poubt DA»5y Time ANofritWE Within ifnot Made by N K. FAIRBANK A CO., Chicago, III •Yho bUYERb'GVID-Ete issued Much ami brpi, keaah year. It f. an ency. ■olopsdis of useful infer. mat ion lor all who pur. J drains upon lhe I'OVNTAINJT of LIFE. HEADACHE, nACKAlBt, Thradfol Itreams. WE AHN T of Meawry. DAAIIiu\r.ss ta MX . 1TTT, FMtgMAWt the FACE, and rJl f 0 EFFECTB IrediM to EARLY DEt AY=:i<! pcriiBM< UNfcl MTTIOR or I > *• 1 NI r Y. 1- .yuia c. usnlt at MM de CELEBRATED Pr. Ctotr BtfaM )®l Dr. Oart-e has made MEltVOVS DE­ — ... . < —------INABY Omni a Ute > difference WHAT jw Very truly, Pemdletox, Ykarlv & Rilzi. Three book . mailed free on application. THE SWIFF SPECIFIC CO., “My History of the United States?* replied George Bancroft, pleasantly, to the interviewing reporter; “it is getting along adm^ably. I have now brought it down to within 100 years of tbe pranent time. 1 shall complete that work." said Mr. Bancroft, aaalook of determination settled on his venerable face, "if it takoa "I see that a portrait of Bums, pokited the langtflige'of this by Rubexm, sold to Toronto the other day days of licavsn here on earth (Dent. xi. 21). for only 88." said the literary editor. ' “I call that low down mean." said the and be such witnesses unto the ■ Izwd that •sporting editor, as he brought hla fist mitsy shall through them be won to Him. 2*. "80 Joshua^nadr a covenant-" Liter- dawn on tho table. "There ain't a chap allv “wrt. a eovroaaf-f-* U* verb here to the whole blamed League that can bold tratMlated "made," when not used In cnnneo- a candle to Burns on third."'—Chicago _____________ turn with a corauaal, is trauxlnted “cut" or Tribune. "ent *4;" both uses of ths word are found in Jer. xxxiv, lb, "the words of the covenant Not very long ago a Kaunas City gen­ which they bad made before me wix-a they cutxbe call in twain and peawd between tba tleman was glancing over a fac-eimilv copy yaii* ttotrNtf," and th In carries ua back to the of Joe Miller's “Juke Book”>,the wit's fade mecumj- “Why. three.” raid he nreeflnt vm> uf lbs exprn-*iiv- In tbe Bible, in Ges. xv, W.- When Abfutu divided tbe anl- •ntly. "there are all chestnute. We've got a feller out in our town that tails thesi- fool yarns a great deal better thou this man liiUer dose."—Chicago New*. aiuuokitu; furnace Fowls are aubject to many diseases when confined iu restrictml quarters hi towns that d<» uot apja/ar wAere unlimited liberty Is .«njoyed uu a [farm. When fowls ore slightly ailing, but will still eat and drink, there is hope for thorn, as remedies can be adrainhti-red In food and water, but when they liecume «o bod tbev can ouly be doctored by force, unless In tho case of unusually valuable orm the best thing to dt> is u> kill them anti re­ move them from tin- other*. For keeping fowls in good health in small runs their quartern should be kept clean and be oc­ casionally dlainfected, aud particularly sbonld tlwy be kept free from vermlu. An ailing floek should at once be examined for chicken lice, which constitute- a fruit • ful source of disease. When dilckem* are infested with tlu-n.. although they mav rat well they will not Improve, but will lute­ in tone and condition and so become easy snbjeeta for diseases. Fowls affected to tiiat wav should be greased about tho neck and under the wings and along the back, or insect powder may be dnatteTinto the feathers. The quarters, after betor cleaned, should be sprayed With keroeene oil. Uit them out for a run before going to rooat when It era be done Glvoa tableepoonful of the Douglas mixture dolly to their drinking water while tbo iRtoia in At Halle the skeleton like, Michigan i Central! O-WP'iscire. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. F. D. CLARKE, M. D. Merrill Block. Detroit, Mich. (TiM-toae . . Aston lUeid CIDER MACHIHERY^ZT^FREE ▲ddre» C. G. HMiFTON, Delreit, Blch. Detroit Xashvllio Monran . Silmby . senwo tretne....... ■M&NrtDs Rwibi Karl?.’ JOHNSTON’S tea SARSAPARILLA W ta OVER COMPUmT, DYSPEPSIA, ’ P. A. HAHN. Local A*"r-L H .« PURIFYIH6 me BLOOD. 1 a w. ■USil.S irriliCiH, litas ’"nSSS’S'l blc. esrretallj fomMre A cbil- | TIMETABLE. In effect July Ist.Jw*. North, ---------------------- --- -------------- «=-• dcllcaiv coartl- ' ♦ L tuUon |®& 2. . —■ W. JOHNSTON * CO.. Detroit.SMtl HUUotw it rn .Hsstingv ..Multz. ..Na-h>* r,.‘- •' .. . .(..Mlle 'll TO ADVERTISERS. A lt«lut LnnonsWNMpersdlrldvd Into STATES AM> HKUTIONK will be Sent on »|>p!lcstkxi -- IUIH"-wnoNAEi inrir av'-rtiAinK to pay. wy ran offer w» ItrtSer medium f<>e Thorough and '' Spring Brook ■ ; Richland Jnnrtwn sflhC- My Poor Back! fl bron for jqxjnge. and to already?being in immense quantities to England and other countries. Tla- eurfotu snbetanco is known as loofah It U not only valu able as an adjunct of tbe bath, bnt to found useful for tusking inside sole* for shore and is bring applied to tho uadt-r I Nuhiliw tci kmqi t -Arkuneaw Tnve'et Builth— A'aU. 1 abunld say be wax! You -n UMtf for 30 in tne World During tbe past few years it troubled her very much by continued pain and itching. She used your S. S. S., and tbe sore has disappeared and b apparently well. Should COBFORTIBLI. m»d you can make • fay estimate of tbo value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will bo ncui upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. Ul-lld Michig-m Avenue. Chicago. UL it t iV t t ? THE COVENANT RENEWED. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors BURLINGTON, VKKMONT. �OAPfl Van Dorff’s Record, ™e ",-“IP or THE WAX, ' MICHIGAN Si ATE NEWS vuill. Democrat* Not Inclined to Conle.t the Matter. — “-m-. night by the survivom of hT’ elfubuoah pakty in . _ THT. SOOTH. , - i =1. — The Engine r o the Rochetter □Chester t»n; rh Work,> ' vcetr wr.ffliftra in the crMigrcsnioMl - into tbe Cnicm they ara said to regard alar aud likely to be hurtful it .. ttej for lhe Democrat* them- I-r: tins -xprewsed an opinion that '<1 b unfortunate for tbe D.-mocrate John H Clark. Jr., clerk of the bourn t diriricta are in doubt Tais specula­ , i- ! ijkmi the KMuinpUon that Wll: -,-m., Is elected iu Virginia. The d Califorain, Tenth Kentucky, tn - Carolina, and ttict First, urth West Virginia Relative courao of people, iueluding many .dbbn<umh*d guests i . . mu enure of hla .04 >»., th. uu„„ OduHiM Will unite iu her auimort. “ “Tb* Tr,ba’* tab.nA ultbe election in Illihou. ot wblen tho (5.vXnBr nflrr"r>"- 3'V-<2r: HR':5O3-I“,«,‘iy for Harrison. p*’' 21 PiooibH.on ami Ubor vote in 1M was; St. John. 13.U0 >; Butler, 10 M'.‘ Bfa.hA vote in 'M. a:,4ll; Uleieianl. 3 s.584 Ob gov* iia UKU u u,i,are: Mre. tin F|r—morjb* ----- ----- • yam—. It'S; Faiuter, 3 plurality, . --------. , ,_,tC7. 1^,017. ZTT w • ’’’"•hifui Dwatricta.” Wabhimhox tUTY. Nov )7.-A dixpatch .srw*.ve.i m t. e ca^iul y.-terdayirom Um:re>.»<iinn ____ I- _say. l . .. . Suvil^r . ........... tv_ _ X-irsmia, li fa that 1 vndl'ton, tbe Republican, had faren datxl tayoud a doubt, but tne <.ti1Br titreo Democrat* nnm nil n-.hi * .11 _ Tbe W. • H. Seward RepuiiHcan elub, of New York. am, fa a body. Tbe pub la ecbools were cio-cd tor <oJ ,wm1 »Hifary and civic ‘organlxatiou? 1 attended in a body. The weather was ' unpropltiona, and tire outdoor ex-ir- —’ — • A’ AV. 10 Asiartli-g episole m eunqectinn with Uis recent fire waa tbe arrest Tbo*lav nieht bj r Chief D>teetivu Haydou and CaiK. M.-Cor eiitrineer of th* ___ .. J.mn Vaw 'ceptfan of tbe sim‘kept Mx-mt pie act of unveiling, ou it of tbe were adjourned to - ----- pvavaums:. vankorff >rff baa bee a * tbe Opera hnu»i A family, aari cam. to Rochrat«r eight yrere ago .iom Syraeuw. Hi* pcrviou* rraidanco waa to Pennxylrani* Tb. attention or polio, ta.ro wra flnrt colled to Vxakorff wh«i vLT’lR ir<k<"nau on th* Buffalo. New P*>‘Sl'>n B Mlt* in tllaaarri- r„. UNDER ARREST JOB aoCTDI ATOM froui oul ot ,r3Wn ' DJAEJSM. hat Ceowd llrwxwm -.Employed anoee—Anrered with t t<> hold n small majority, in tbe bouse, un iershxxi that Beunton Beck and Gor- »™.«. a. t. Bnvoral —re •vwgw care were burned, and be was ! ■°*Prctad of incond arism. Tbacawwaxinvnigsted, but in tb. alwoc. of poaitiv* I Pro“f "«*bfag waa done. Later b* worked “ “«ti«>nary eugiaow on Broadway fa I BnJ during that Um. th* building twice caught fire, but tho fixmre ware ox­ | t<nK«fis'"-d with psite of water. The third ' !h,M' “*O flr" 11 do’». “nd | It was di-covered Wat tbe puls and backeta dUepiwared. having been thrown into c«“l Vankorff wan suapwted. but .train th.iu. ... ____ . — mi aoorncu or proof. He­ ^< r* ,h*a ^e bad been employed as engineer Mt ,h* Monse Bash and Blind factory. Th< Itlnmt a-*« «... —i.u_ < n-n, l U fl A W day a e WifPk Kai LED A DUAL LFE. HrW *j/!H ! ' *jn( U If'lf WlJ ftl W /y* i thb city. fl- vgtn; and then bad tbe action for divorce, led a dual life, ran ~ vw-u-.ru IDA- "-U r, ix Davuhon, were attending Hund .y avrvii** ■id to be unimpared. kuoirti While driving along a country road to with a so* cf umbrellas »ol peojd* Ex Mayor Wheeler called the assent i].;* to or­ der, and precisely at IIX> little Fannie Sew­ ard. daughter of Gen? Seward sod grand­ daughter of tbe atatexraan, unveiled tbe rtatue A flag waved from a neighboring bousiop wit the ai.-nal for tbe firing of a ■»lute of artillery end tbo ringing of tb* chime* of St Petei T hi adjournment of the exerciwe was, than announced, ami tbe crowd dispersed, many of tbe distimnushrd Cu«rt* di hnng to Fort HUI to View Seward's tomb. LEFT NO WlLL. that two Democrat* urn> certainly elected. , rhlchlook suspi.-ioas irely miiH*U-rinl. If a * a proper cert i flcate • . • I ■rtificaU- bn* been prrwnted ■turiiely, that of Ht|trrsentative Her' -fa time ooitn i-s W AKHUMTOJI City. Nov It—Represent*. VH Pntt.«r w..^*l. — ... . .... . gentleman who iuu beoo asaoriated with tbe Bapubliran uotionai committee during tbe campaign expr>s-d tho opinion tea reporter yesterday tuat either Butterworth or (tannon would bo cbAiseu for place. - white Republican* tj fill the md without property or polltimil o-ni tbe entire Republican party in end Vankorff X.______ _ > started an<l removed a be e of cotton waste witt! which the Are bad been staged. Thia Nxw York, Nov. 17.—a Tribune special frotu Pllliburx, Mrs it baa just been aacrrtained why Dr. Hoatottor left no will. It seems that tlm midiouair* bad tnodu a will. provided, fur being a fund for a fine Kaloy wdi context the sent iu congveai awarded on the returns io Cougrewnum Samuel Dibble from tho First district, and T. E. Miller will contest Co.ignsMiuan Willlam Elliott’* *ea. from tbo Rjvonth district. Mr. Miter claims that 15.0uU Republican ballute were ilMtroyed. don’t look out you wdlhavea Are in the huUdlug." A few days alter tire was dis­ covered at the hospital in a barrel of rubbish er old clothing In a clothe* pree* Vankorff wax tbsn discharged from th* hospital He Richmoxd, Va, Nor. 14 —Ninety ive counties and cities beard from cfflciatlv out Of il'J in tbe state, give Cleveland a major<>v a v->._ ...i___ ___ ,.i ... waa found that Knippel had been living out of tho unctimforable predicament. They often obtain unnatural rixu but do not poatedly lanced. 'not by a long shot. Tbo afflicted clitld box al- io tbe motu. Tbo local physician* are unable to control the pecuiial disease. Tbouian Brer, of Grand Rapids, accom­ panied by a chum-, took jioMnwion । f to# BtUDoaroirr. Coon., Nov. n.—A fashion­ able «A«Kiuiag in one tbo churches lien: Fri- on a visit, .nd after s^.lng th^ furniture .».! AO..E44 U>. p.1, Mp,^ r« ChkM* ■«»!<«», U .... . .. . Anm*tl»r T* dD,r’r “•n‘*r “ •y," ‘‘"A* b-l““ •»£ '<* VT«U l»r«r w a™ nv •«. h. ■r.Athn irrrwim - Some Mano.te school boys treated tb.ir he l-ad chastisedin. and nowibrjll spend Harbor bpriugs baa no depot, tbe old one being reduced to a heap ot asbee by an elecliaa-day fir* Rome money and freight *»d. While at tba hospital complaintscanre tbe police of ti e disappearance of nny article* Chief Hayden axtori if cuide (Hibile. to know wbat Ueu Harrison do with the Itepublicu L. M. Gould's gro- Some people in Uns aw caring outrageously. Tbe bi deY face assumed a deathly pallor. She approacbedt city of Pittabuig. the city controller Fiook a step which lingered Dr. Iloa« ) • n< strayed th* win. *PP*ar> ihat Dr. H<*u*tt*r waa Bavip iioenrrTKR. bondsman for a city rotvrector against whom a judgment 1,Hr * edifice. Tire groom wet diet eenn-bridti would listen U> r.oeut reparably damaged. Tbe Muskegon B'.* died 5,-d»,UOO logs th A wealthy farmer named Oliver. living at woman return* that tba; judgment tbe city controller bad an exchargee agsluat him. When, therefore, Chief Hayden Jsartml erty. Tbe doctor felt that undue haste waa’ at present in Umt elty, to make inqmsie* placed under BIG SOUTHERN BUSINESS CRA5ri\ urday. Ha » now under arrest oo suspicion deposit company where ho bad deposited tho quick an I sharp—"you bet I do, for father’* but by playing on the timber and ug r. i . ;h tariff Republican party out ot tbo BELMONT AN AMBASSADOR. New York Cougrexoman Minister to Kpnlu. Appo morning: “Congresenaau Perry Belmout ba* '■♦-•I pointed United Rude* minister to »•■ night’* । could .not be induced to buainrei crash ever known in North Carolina . AVI following dx arm. nude assignments: Tbe , manL n.-L. r>.._tv t __ >>__ .. . . BHVWM »gu* Ml IWUI1I UUiail^l In the opinion of tbo police be has ___ — .. .. . dent, 1400,OiO; E. J. fttrriab, JUOi.OOO; J. W. tbe fir* and then taking credit for bis vigilB ackweil, coal draler. 4110.F. Ehl* ' «»«* *nd activity. CP V Robbins I Tbudiraxter i* tb* word ever knoeftitin .* j thu part of-the coon try. Day after day & Ston<-, fb.OOO. > bodies are exhumed from the ruins, and the aouncwl Marcb j, puabod with energy.,■It is reported that some will jiay in full, tut At 9 o'clock yesterday morniog two coo- tiua waa partly consumed, while tbo other hour last nlgbt say that the trouble* between - contained a portion of a boy1* foot The Governor Guy and tbo Byr i faction hare jI mon bail evidently attempted to oecape broken out nfnotti aud a conflict will surely | Byrd, in which one -if the latter was killed. they pi'eacntod a horrible sight. •arty next Mr. Bel ■ ■ i> 'lurch 4 next Hi* iipptintrianl ECHOES OF THE ELECTION. 1 • rdiy completed bis tabutntto.i of eon th* state ticket Tbe footing* f ■ • gevernor, Hovey, Rep., re* -Ki.r.K, and .Uateou. Dem., '.361.0®. ->• ;•»’.» Prohibition vote ia 9,7TB, nod Labor 3,tJd Republican plurality, Missouri Pacific railroad, went through Walnut river bridge near till* city Tburscompletely wrecked; 1ft' cattle killed aod many crippbd. Fireman Kellogg was thrown about fifty fret, but alttiough badly bruised crawled back into the wre^k and bold up Engineer Bfcnrvr'^ brad *o bo could not drown, lor fifty-fivi/ininutaa liefors they were rracuod. Bjienccr "ns caught be­ tween the engine and tender and terribly in‘ 'it be coniiot recover. The!The jurvd. It' n thought bo candirt recover. loss to tho company will reach gM.UU ------------------------------- ---------- -I-..A. first got ttfely on While aonie iu a loot embrace eo doarly tbnt they could inrscK. ft I., Nov. IT.-aTHt official ' ar.O» f: reject, 12,MB; majority over • ■-.‘ry^for adoptiou, 71L Thia ameodR>-nt eriimncMsra every male citixen of tbe United State* of th* age of 31 y wa who baa ' m! b,s rnldeac* and Lome in this state for >*o year* and in tbo town or city fa which Wahiiiwgtos City, Nov. 19 -First As* p(wtiiin*ter General Btovon-oo. in his „h„lr,1OTt..,„„lh,ldarin<ui,|„|lkeri M fallens: On resignations and conuni-sions expired, 6.531; on removal* 1.234; on deaths ----------------off j>A»tni>tet«r». OW; -------------------------aa ostaUlhbmetiC o.' __ now pojtoffir-ex. :iMU:i.«M; wbuln whole number number of of BDDolntappointn,ent», IS.Sfti. | <j-ha fam ease In tire whole number of i ptmtofflev* i« shown to havo been 3,219 | a^inst 1,MS during lb* /'*»’ lu tbe I Etigimi.l »tab»» the net increase wa« 5, *•. .inriiiKthe MpiastC. durinaUte nrvvioux previous venr: year; in in tue tue middls states, IWagainsttMl; in th* xotHberu ■a Rev. Tbatruu D. Htates, in-iluditig Indian territory. 14-Sagainst Gm. Harrrion was public m-n who seat waa horribly mangled and died Instantly. Her leg was cut off and hw body cut to twain. The Nlcksus girl jumped, alighting emerging from tire bridge and Ht. Louta. Mu, Nov- likely to reHalt in ing rink all tbeir own, end they malm the tellers bum. too. Tbe l.cwrdm at tbe different penal inatl- Idmiuediately twgan to play the wedding march from "Loh-ngrin,” and tiie bride dark bonnet, pueed up the right aisle, and. joining Ure bridegroom knelt before tbe al. tnr The Rev. Dr. Leonard, asdsted by thb Agrli,-ulturo i* often commended as being a “safe bnsinsaa," but Henry (Icrlx, a Houghton farmer, fell from a load of hay un large faun y. , U n v • ■ Mr» Selhne. Friday morning at ii a. tn., dui inr ■ quarrel about a board bill, which . . . . ____ ______ 1 II., n«l ■ Hamm, preferred Mr.TXKsroi.iH. Mm>.. Nov. IT.—Tbo Jour* who woe i mi isiunary u> Cbi::<i kings, was *oM for M.O. Some three or four month* ago, John Hat­ ton, a mqiected citicen of Farmington, waa seriously injured by the fall of a barn door. mrtly, among them being some beautiful jewelry in dlanxxxl* aud sapphire", tb« gifts ot the groom mjd other* lowed no communication with tbeir neigh- M. Bianky. ■ barjrvd with <4>tainiug money day. Stanley claimed that bp was I eir to 1400,QUO, and on the strength ot lb>" obtained Brrtba M. Stanley, York. Chicago »nd nthor cities of tire ea*^ FOUND DEAD BY THE WAYSIDE. Cleveiat.d ballot and died soon alter reach­ ing buna. . A couple of Coopersville cur* worried tho lifaVut of dgblecd ■ sheep ia oue night aud a terrible murder was tbe discovery at» lata hour Saturday night ot the bleeding form of a youug and handsome girl lyw. on Grund boulevard, near Forty-third stnwt. Tbo girl wax inwnirtble and was bleeding pro- light canre and u shotgun cut short tbeir staying carver. Tbo Battle Cr.ek sanitarium ban recently pi Lal, tbe physician* found that »b* had re­ ceived u compound fracture of the rkuli, evidsotly having been struck with a bltml toalrumi tik Every sffort was made to re­ store conscfommeas, without avail, and tbo girl >lied un hour after reaching tbe hospital r.. .... ___ A - ■------------■ ....I Smm all .n. pirv.’’ lu»ti »tcd at Milwaukee the other day, when a 410,000 note, drawn by Moore, Benjamia kin* baud machine, and would like to gala on the man who can “beat the record." “ ' Four years ago a Battle Creek man loat Bunday. Mr*. Brulenbaken rrcaiveJ three wounds, and lingered until Friday morning. mou* wSTEingtneo's torchlight procession Friday night ia honor of Jimperor William, who, replying to a deputation Friday, said be waa doubly pleased to see both Roman a bit of boodle beaids* All of which in­ clines us to the belief that betting is mighty CriCaoo, y.jitcrdny. but failed to rvcognixa tbe re- caught by a rapidly running train of cars cm the CinetnnaU & Miami Valley road. Ma- majority of 3W fur Fluming gsll-ry and hallway* Mr. (.TianiPertain entered the church at 2 o'clock and waited at the, channel Hie ap- Not. ;7 —George F. Graff, county larmnr prayed earnestly tor rain so 413, against CiRCixviLUt, Omo, Nov. 16.— Tburaday wosaarertained that Dey's majority wiU run frutu Ml to TlX) in a total vote of 40i.(Bu. H- i. th. first Uerii'crst elected to state of« in Iona riuev 1857. with l.eelthy firm and aiullbla voice, prayer wm pro­ nounced. and Joseph Chamlterlain aud Mary Endicott «er<> man and wlf* find nw< a xenson'or twu ago at an c:istern wmiwr fwwrrt. Tbe wedding took place at the first Prsatiyterlan church on Capitol avenue, of which the bride i* a communicant, ..* i >ttj>nd>d bvwvaral hundred friends ,lbu time at voting. Faxmarij, natural1 atlMua were required to own property 1 outlet for railway eotnmiwdonei-a beyond a 'J'*ubt; Tbeold board, Bpoucor IJmith, Prank - ’'ampbell. Republican, and Peter A. Dey, first row. Mombrrsof tbe Endicott family and relatives wsr® sealed immediately in forn-ed the Episcopal Catbarino CulloSi, daughter of Senator ’ tinned. There wore 831 mure offlca* »tab Btrelby M. Cullom. Mr Hardie ta a portrait j j&gd nn.l 145 more cdQce* discontinued dur- , eougratulntiowaj charged Hoc. JoMipti Chamberlain atxl Mia* Mary taken to the undertaking rooms. MORE POSTOFFICE STATISTICS. | J • | SPRIFOFIKIA Illa, No<. 15.—Tho cmef i i cial want cf the season, iu Springfield thus 1 far whs U e * adding last evening of Robert offlcialing efergyi Archie I’e'an. the man tiers of Washington'* ofileial society, and taken from this quarter of tbe ruins, making nbietacn exhumed since« o'clock Tuesday • •• 1 t.nU| tbe (onrtb Munday in tbe and but few return* thereon hare n n (-*• ir .J front th’ mar-dinis appointed :h«R^ ewlt QuieUy Wedded. WaUIXOTOX CitT, Nov. Ifi— Quietly and simply, in the preeeDc« of tbe bride’s rela- ebureb. The president and Mrs. Cleveland entered tho church jurt Ik-fore 9 o'clock, and wore work of exhuming them a mtntniUee during the Inst two Mid ia well equipped for tbe pori- JO CHAMBERLAIN’S BRIDE. press any Jntentlon of selling It was bought for 431,MU. but o sold for 4IUO.OOO now. I-md in .lire neigh- a rvputatiou for not paying hla THOS? INDIANS WILL FIGHT. _J St. Lovis, Mo , Nov. 19 — Dispatches fram t!.>. appoint- tjon.“ The thrashing of elect ioa day eeetns to have In un clean and thoroughly done-rtoo thoroughly in fact for sotire jieople'* com- Latxb.—Tbe identity of the young woman of office* in all tbo states accepting Maine and Now Hampshire, and in all of tba terri-1 Milchell, her former residence Washington. torie* excepting Idaho and Utah. I*., and sb* lived with her brother Oliver Mitchell, a south wuiiv > । ■ ---a — — - aide street car conductor. THE TREMBUNG EARTH. Sak Fhakcwco. Nor. l».-Great excite­ . ____ n_j i.. (I.:. .M1.1T Vnatarilav aftar- IlOOU. CUU»«U u; ...u -----------on eartbqualte. Tbouxsmd* of people rushed fate tbe street* from prbrato realdwxw. and th* hotels throughout tbo city. f**rmg that th* btoldlng* were about to toppta down updu theta. Tbe aboek wa. a **v*re on. and lasted tor about a quarter of a minute, tbe vibration being from northwest to aoutb- Distnrtcbe* Iro n central California state that th* shock waa felt throughout that »*clion, causing general consternatom and fright. uui uw • AU '.... -------------- ----- — — man waa detained and a young man named Btorgia, who w« a free treat caller oo Eva. waa arrmted. but there ia no evidence to con- can only get over Abe ground with a skiff. Patrick Daley, a Marquette man, was so anxiou-t t<> die that he .tabbed himself suffering from delirium treinen*. signing false trills of lading. 8ax Fxaxcixco, Cal, Nov. Maquatte people are enjoying cheaper gas nd awin’* have io strike fur it' either. Ail CmCAOO, Nov. lit—Edward a McDonald. A uu * iv.wv ---- s - -— hour Saturday nfternoon, in accotTlanco with the decision of tire aupremu court of Illinois, reversing the judgment of tbe Cook '^nnty criminal court, which sentenced MrDuuaW to a term in the penirv irtary. Frankfort •little time,’ andthecUid wa* burned ~_______ ford and eiciBhy fel;» *Hgbt but amtinuous DrclJinga slightly shaken. were man than three hours, and anybesty acquainted sKrrretiou. her Friday. 17.- �AN ESPECIALLY FINE LINE OF CLOAKS! CLOAKS! '.Elegant Plush: Children’s Cloaks CLOAKS In endless var’ety ranging in price from TO $20 TO $1O $40 These garments will commend themselves These are elegant goods, and we have a much larger stock than ever, and have sold over twenty this fall. An inspection will sat­ isfy you th^t, there is finish, sty le, beauty and durability in these goods. to buyers both as to quality and price. SEE THEM ! Our stock in this line is complete, and dou­ ble the stock we have ever carried. Ladies’ Newmarkets From $7 to $15 A Rare Bargain. We have received and have now by far the largest line of PAISLEY SHAWLS-: SHAWLS Of every description in styles that cannot fail to please. We ask you to look them over. We are making Ever shown in Hastings. • We are enabled Very Low Prices by careful buying and buying in large lots to offer them at from On them, as we are enabled to do, since we bought them right $10.00 to $40.00. $1.50 TO $15.00. Careful Buyers Will find it to their adv: 4 this space for the next few^weeks. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-11-28.pdf 1c6cf8d9fb5626b60a36593219848526 PDF Text Text Larged Circula of any pa-per in the County. VOL. XXXIII. NO. 31 ' T . *1 Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. MICH.. NOVEMBER 28, 1888. Hastings Banner COUNTY NEWS. r-r-252!“ 25."^^ b>- w* authorized to re HaKttsor. Ba gin- (kjvNTV, Michioax. FViMCBirnox bates: J. McKelvey, Maule Grove. The Best Present FOR THE HOLIDA VS nee of subacrtpUou will poalUvri* i». «?•Ineuhar l5eenta «e when subvert 77.. , ‘ O„e«Extra l«.mii2rST UU,'G.RiT“; charge tar special posiUon*' Can be found at A. Holmes, l.lh wn.b HAXXltH to <lo »rttl*d with us wm, oeiwreti this <l*tp and AtaSMcUuliy, <XX>K A NISKKRN. THE JEWELER'S. j, ’ Eadies’ and Gents’ Gold Watches. Rings and Chains, •< line of SJLVERWAREBurry comity. I cannot particularize this wuek, but ask Banxek WAIT I have jurt returned 6nmn Chlcaox where 1 made heavy purchases lays, and can suit you In both goods and prices. mg medium in Bar­ ry County. Cali in and are 4. HOLMES, THE JEWELER. our watches, clocks and jewelry that need repairing, and have the । in latent workman. N &AKJN0 Csrltoa. 1x0,8 8rP anxluu,‘,y walling forskat- t ?rV,ClB.rk':’ ** ^’nwi-ll, is the guest of John Fleming. Annie Hillman starts for her home in Ontario the 30th. F. B. Fleming folks of spending Thanks­ giving -in Grand Rapid*. Snow is going and with thia usual fore­ sight the old settlers are prophesying an ojwn winter. A party at C. Rogers’ last Friday even­ ing, a pleasant time reported. H. Scott and family spent Sunday at W. W. AlcKibbon's. Milo. Ph-aec inform the prohibittonlsta that A. C. Towne has purchased a cow. 'Election Cynthia Craven after a four weeks visit with her many friend* has returned to W. C. Towne’s, in whose family she lias U-en s resident of for the part two yearn. Mrs. W. A. Spnnpilng had friends visit­ ed hen- the past wvek. Report raya Milo ik to have a large and commodious warehouse in the near future. Bla|n Ray will mpve into bls new house thls week. . competition with tbc multitude of low test, short Very little wheat is being markeUrt at » eight. alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In MM rwrt I’.ki. —■■ t'., .... present, grangers are liolding for an sdrancr. Fine fall for making and repairing fenres. to advance spring work. Farmers arc in good spirits. Thrfufure ha* a silver lining to it. Many an ewe, that had been placed in the feeding yard, has now been placed in the breeding yard. What turn caused this change. Roads are smooth and dry. St<x*k of all kinds an- now housed and Is now ready to on full rations. POWDER Absolutely Pure. The to Roller 11, Delton, Mich., BUY WHEAT, M. L. Sweet was in town one day last Paying the highest market price. The.. Newest AND Best Line Furniture Can always be found at John Yargerwas In Hastings last Wed­ nesday. Gusto pt Milling and Feed Grinding a James Cool was in Grand Rapids last week. ’ . Specialty. F. Houek will •move Into Wm. Cool’s house lu Campbell Our mill is equipped with the latest and It M. Blair, of Caledonia, has a jewelry best machinery, and will produce as One a quality of flour as can be made. The pat­ sluip In Geo. Naglcr** store. Wm. Godfrey was In Hastings last Sat­ ronage of the people of southwestern Barry urday. county is solicited. Respectfully. J. Cheesebmugh and II. C. Peckliam re­ turned last Saturday from Chicago,- where they have lawn several days on business. Mike Roush returned Friday from Lake county, where he has been several weeks visiting relatives and hunting deer. Mr. Walker, of Brookfield, is in the vil­ lage visiting at James Godfrey'*. Several 'men of Freeport got up a lx* and cut and drew several cords of wood for C. V. Ricgk-r last week. '* John Targerami Wesley Fea were In Grand Rapids last week looking up some railroad business. Freeport stores are lielng decorated with new business signs; G. Nagler, E. H. Sis­ ioe son and Moore A Shepard are some of the Finest layer raisins per lb.... new ones. 4 Bert full cream eberje per lb. R,T. L DdisUi. You Can Buy Golden date* per lb . . .. Best dear pork, per lb. h’sw Japan tea <tu«Lper lb.. ... Choice Japan tea. perlh--------Finest Japan lea. extra, par lb. The evaporator cIomx! last Saturday night. Durkee A Marshall close their evapora­ tor at ladtc Odessa this week. W. Barker has gone to Battie Creek to work. C. E. Goodwin is In Chicago buying holi­ day gO»Ml*. Matie Neary.'of Hickory Coroers, I* vlnitjug her sisti r. Mrs. M. H. Harknww. Walt Stillwell exhibits a new patent gate at the comer of Main and Maple Sts. John Kocher has goneto Moore I Park to visit his father, who Is seriously 111. Choice Bus cut. per lb•** Farmer * Boo cut tobacco, light, per lb. Street Cuba line cut tobaceo. per lb. . Blslug Sun baking J>ow<ier. per lb (Best In tn* world for the price.) Choice table syrup, per gal...................... Finest maple syrup, per gal (food Forto Kleo im>xia»*c* jx-r sal.. Cucumber plekles lu vinegar, per doz. Good table tumblers, per dot-............. Good table goblets per doz. Dandy water set per doz....................... Best bulk o/stor* per <H Cape Cod cranberries, per qL lb bar good laundry soap for 3 doz clothes pins for. ...,............ Saturday evening. Mr*. A. M. Flint Is home from Kalama­ zoo. Onio Strong ha* gone to Texas to attend a meeting of the National editorial asso­ ciation. The hunters have returned from the 10c north, and rejort poor luck. Q. U. Si CKCB. toe Archie McCoy Good tubular lantern tor French bronze biuiglogjtamp for.... Paper palls, best, for......................... Ijirnp chimneys 0 for.... .................. JapaneseraaaJara, fancy............. Japannese rose leaves jMCkage for Boap stone toot Warmer*. tXw....... Bert roller flour, per cwt................... He .. now oct of the city buying a big stock for the Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store, HOLIDAY TRADE Main Street, Watch this space next week. HASTINGS, MICH Xehemlah Cook has put op a new wind­ mill. The scarlet fever has been raging In AnMin Biiyes' family, but they are said tn lx* much better. One of John Chapman’s children is sick with the lung fever. Singing scbnol at th*- Warner school house every Saturday night, with Mr. Han­ dy m teacher. School couuneured at the Warner school house Mondays Emma lk>sU-r returned from a short vis­ it to Kalama»io friends last Monday. The grading oq t> ralinwd La nsarty romplHed. A full gang of hands worked ail day Sunday, and several were given Cha r l> Im-.,.-. M__ ______. 'fhe depot ha» been looted In the Dr. L. E. Benson and L. Parrot has purchased a business lot, and propose to en-et a fine building in the spring. Chariry McArthur Ims sold a lot to Mr. Whitney. Will Cramer will build a new house in. the spring. IL D. Banner lost his mustang on Sun­ day night . Mattie schry and Emma Bitter have rn» W'm. Raymer and family, at Battle tamed from Ixnrcil. Creek, an- visiting at M. IL Bloom's. Mrs. Jake Schry U getting Ixrttrr. Wilson Carbough, of Portland, SundayD. N. Stowell fo teaching In the Cbeeny «! with hl» sister. Mrs. C. Allerton. district. Mr*. L. Gardner and son have returned Idly,Ua,W pro**rty ** chanKi,lK bands rij>. home from their vh.it, K. Ixickhart and wife attended the D’. ot E. Lucas lias purchased a house and lot R. ioclal In Hastings Friday evening. of Levi Holmvs. Steve Spmigrt and wife were at the Geo. Harden luu friends visiting him. county hub Friday. L There will be a tem|>rrancr meeting at Peter Galenger b. making arrangement* the M. E. church Bunday evening. An to build a new bouse in the spring. excellent program lias been prepared, and Mrs. M. H. Bloom has become tired of it l* hoped that .the Ik«mc will be filled. <>f Cartieton, and packed up her gnods and After the program Im* been rendenrt. a she and her chlldred have gone to her collection will bo takefbup for the benefit daughter’* near ilearaey. of the teinjx-ranci- hospital. The follow-. Miiw Jerey Bloom, of Vermontville, is Ing lb the program: keeping house for her father. D-votloeal Kxerclie*. Mix R. Ellerton ha- returned fruinavfoDeebMuaUon. Ml.-u Minnie WoodrrBch. * ... Mtax Raima Graaettgcr. II with hcr pan-iita In Jackson. Reading. Ml»» i-xHt*. While plowiiig last'week one of A. Sni­ Euay. Mr*. 8. Bchaata. . der'* horse* dropped dead. lto»nara»%e^urtSchS^y’. Mr. Hunt and wife, of Vermontville, Torso SotiuKii. were guest? of 1L W. Austin Bvudaj. Geo. Woolet, of Woodland, .Sun<layrd UaaHrtil. with J. Watring I'hancy Slnnmaker is aiek with the measles. • Inddie Chandler started for Ann Arbor Nellie Bull, of Hasting*, was Lume last school Monday. Sunday. H. E. Gardner and wife, of Battle Creek, K. Edwards and P. Haney went to Grand were guests at L. H Edmunds, the part Rapid* last Friday. No preaching at the Pod Auger rehoo) week. Mrs. Moore L* gaining rapidly. bouse last Sunday. Nellie Edmunds commenced school at Franklin Garn and G. W. Cappy and wife were the guests of J. L. Ickes and BktHe Creek college last Monday. Mrs. Burt Elay la better. wife last Sunday. A. F. Fausey ha* his new house com­ pleted and han moved in the same. Quite a Dumltcr of the young people In this vldniiy relished the oyrtqra they ate at Clay . Rogers last Friday night and en­ joyed the.evoilng. We understand that Leonard Stedgr has •traded a horac for a new double buggy. Marky Sc<»tt is tfj» north hunting. Aaron Strouse I* tn these parte again. Merrill Sledge t* working for Mts. Miles Engle. If farmers do not get their’fail wort done this season It will be their oWn fault not that of the weather. The school L» so full that It is-found n<-ceasarj to put in more seats, which will A tmptirtry la to be added to the chapel this week. ’ A donation is to to be given to Rev. O. Perry on Thursday evening at the parsouage. The Thanksgiving service will be a Wilber t.'anwuter has gone to York state union service held at the M. E. church on Thursday at 10:30 a. m.. Bev. L. Coiling to visit relative*. John Jhimfrey rented his farm and will giving tin- addreM. Ely Clement has returned after-ix-nd-. lu vc an’auctinn safe the 30th. the summer «-a*t. \ School commenced this week with Mr. Dig W. IL W^lls is building a barn. ' Tee-pie as teacher. Henry Storr is building a new house. Mrs. Pumfxcy and family imve been vis­ Mrs. II. I«ehnner has been visiting iting in Eaton C-o. Allegan friends. Mrs. Bowie- has returned home. 1- Loveland and wife spent a part of Talk-slKiut buying votes. When a man will give his daughter in marriage to a cer­ last week in Battle Creek at Will Murphy's. Ten shells Imve been built on the M. E. tain young man to vote democratic, he church grounds which will be found very must l>e wonderfully Interested In political convenient when the weather Is bad. matters. Three nice monuments have been erected in the cemetery lately for H. Ball, C. Klock and N. WhitakA Mrs. Hannah Moxan has been visiting her parents. Mrs. N. Rnatche lias tieen vwjr sick but Is gaining slowly. A. S. Blssett and family moved to Verrhontvillr last week where he intends to make his future home. Geo. Parmelee spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Tongate's father is with her for the present, he Is suffering with a cancer. Your correspondent having arrived at home to remain awhile, will now try to give a little news from this place for each Issue of the BAXXn In the future. Tlte democratic citizens of our littluplace were 'rested to a very’ disagreeable surprise on the Oth of Novetnber, but man­ aged to eat their crow willtout making a very making a very great fuss over it. The republicans of this vicinity held quite a Jollyflcatlon meeting on tlw lentil. Nome of the democratic fanners living near here thought the village was on fire and came running down to help extinguish the conflagration, but they found they eould not quench the enthusiasm ofdhe g. d. p. .Tame* Ryan has just returned from Knltuuazoo. where he went to visit bls brother. Mrs. Catherine Ryan is at Kalamazoo visiting her son and daughter. L. H. Ryan, who lias been at Kalamazoo building a fine house, for G. W. Ryan, hav­ ing completed the same has returned home. Alex McCallum has commenced building a house and the work Is well under way. Will and Clarence Pierce having charge of ADDITIONAL LOCAL A sanitary convention, as before an­ nounced, will lie held in this city. Lfce. 8 and 4, under the auspices of the state traard of health. \A11 sessions will be held In the court house and on standard time. This is ar. opportunity of hearing discuss­ ed vital questions relative to the public health and our citizens should avail them­ selves of thia privilege. The sessioua will be free of charge to all. The following are the officere of the convention: Clement Smith. Hast- 1-eekbam. M. D . t reeport; A. U Towne. MUo; IToI J. W. Koberu. Hwrtingx. -' Heeretary-A. K. Ksnaswu. HasUngs. The committees an-: I.xaJ CMwilttoo.-Hoo. Daniel Striker. Chairman, Hon. Jas. L Wilk <1t); Dr. D. K. Fclter. Ctt Wilkin*, Dr. A. F. Drake. C. Dr. Wm. H- Sayder. M. L Cook. Conunlilre from the Sials J Henry B. Baker, M. D„ Lansl ft. Prayer—Rev. Wm. M. PnCer. x A firiet Statement ot Objects rt Cm lion-Hon. John Avery. >1. D.. president of ilia State Board ot Ueaith, Greenville. 4? Address hj foe President of the Conran- Eystcr. M.D.. I Ban, Mrafc *. Discussion iiieinb M. Conger and wife are the proud and Creek. happy parents of a bran new girl baby. Mr. Murray ha* purchased the house and tot formerly owned by Frank Wilson. !>• latter has moved to the northern part « the state, Campbell Bros, are making vagous im­ provement* almut their premises. John Ryan Is buildlag an office to his Wm. Gerard has rented and will move ware-house, and John can soon sit on a on the Brice fam. Miss Johnson, of west Castleton, la high stool and read in the papers all about teaching the McKelvey school this winter. the late Waterloo. «ter-«upply of Itaattag*—F. K. 'Hm1 regret to state Umt Rev. J. McLean Is A Free Methodist divine Is holding DtemSifoi;-^Prof- V. O on the riek list and unable to fill his var­ meeting at Die M. E. church. 1. Ana Arbor, and W. a ious appointments, but we hope be will Wm. Griffin Jr., has returned home from Mnmeiles where he has been working rtxm tie well again. in an apple dryer for the last two months. WoodUuUl. Harttag*, and J.Tt 'ieUan^'M. D..'BatUs IjCtllc Wiiitnrv is teaching the Ellis We cannot ask for nicer weather. M-honl this winter. Celltagi and M alte-M. B. Church The izall game between th- scholars of Wm. Seaman has his house nearly com­ our high school and the scholars of the pleted. South Jordan school resulted in a score of T. S. Brice will aeU his personal proj»‘•J5 to 30, tn favor of our high school. erty at auction Tuesday of next week. CZJ J. M- Smith is enjoying a two weeks vaSame one dn».-ed the democrat pole in CJThe North Jordan school lum»e Is under­ mourning one night last week. Hernan Brown, of Grand Rapids, a former Maple Grove boy. I* 'istting friends going repairs. J. W. McLeod, of Pralrievilln, visited with Prof. J. M. Smith last week. t fcJSnjgteoe-Frcrf. J. W. Roberts, HartJ. B. Meexlnicr visited In Maple Grove Ix-wis Bluer la attending achooL SUWm! Bivens was attending court at Emiun Bluer h at home, and will remain till after Christmas. Hastings last week. , „ , , Mra. John Enz Is In Harting* having Geo. G. Maraltall died last Monday of typhoid fever, and Viola Shout* the week her eye* treated by Dr. 1 x.wry. Fan! A Vella’s ite» work shop Is nearly PrKw.” J..lm M.reli.H. of Hut. »” >■"' completed. ’ Enller. M. D Dave Smith has sued Mr*. Pettit. t<> attend hh brothel's funeral. . Geonre Barden’s taw »utt at Lake John Palmerton, of Woodland, visited *a resulted Ufa victory fw George. JVtn. Seaman SrtMtay. �ISRAEL UNDER JUDGES. LESSON IX, FOUfiTH Borton' Bill*. TEA OAtKEhiNG Orange Fekte. broken F-roe, Pekoe. I’ekn. popularity meh year, and tas beeimw the nW. RemeS^aiN <«raph. Dubuque. Iowa. ‘ Sore Throat, Swellings, Fro-t* bites, Sprains, Sciatica, God. that He might dwell among them, and that they might magnify Hut name tafore M and whole hearted obedience and submta ■fan, promising on HD part that they ttiouli S Stockmen, Their history during the forty years that Mok* led them is fraud ta -the bonksot F-rodu», Leritfaaa, Number* nndiDeutcromsmy. Wo have Jaa. taea studying their historv y«nr», us n-eardod in this Ihk»L. mde in the condition* sight of tat- Lord, mid served Baalim.” At iwu.t a-rea tone* d'« wuJind thlu statement concerning their doing evilin thitaiook (ii, the Itegttter of Deed- lor Barry County. Michl«n. on «ie»tb4ay<rfJanunrv. A. D.’tn®, In B WSSS-J S£TKH Lie bail done UL “They toesook tta Lord God of their father*." Strain of Joshua's parting words «*Klat** at Sylrson* r.. < ««•<. «rc-a»ea, au*v ntttxved tn A_\MyrtrOa -WMtewnib and raid asSSSiwtdJdyVwndedln’ItoerOtm pagr ML Orange god*, linm-wil! ho turn and do you tm wklrh twrtnH«v. there I* claimed t<> l» due hurt and -consume you” (Josh, xxiv, 20», but fit ite date ottofc I»otlre. th- sum of »lx hun­ dred eighty-nine and T7»rtH dollars (final* IT) and there word* ore now forgotten or unhtxxied; and won» still, .the Lord who brought Lhem" out of xtui land of Egypt, and made them a ns-'xrn and cuvc-tbqm this good tarn!, is for­ gotten omdfarsaketL -row. umxuinr ... .. ........... ", cutalwdtr. * .hl mofteaxe anti the otatun* in ..met) ease Mid provided, nottre I* hereby BatJ and Antitaruth.” These were tbpmalo £ren thoron faewrdam- r th day of *fa>n»o , D iww. at ten* etook ia tin* forenoon. I shall and feornb divinities of tho nations iaxforo ■eff at public atattott.to tta Irlgbest bidder, at the ntwth trim doardTthe Court House la the with the mo*t>cnwl and ata the most impure practices; tbowvry extreme oppodto of tlmt nwe. ...... --- •——— rajmevd by>th<t pure and lady and lowing rest a* wav be neceosary lu J«J the amount God-of Israel. ' i on raid mortjpMtv. with th* Inwresl at ctaht 14. “Tbo anger of the Lord was hot against eent. and all I'XAlortU. The Pf«nl*-s bedesrrtbed tn said vaortwe. a» Ail those Ccr- Israel,"" in tho account«if thia sin writtan in »pM»a«rp«rcdhioftan<lwltaafe and being *IK1 u. .....w’ -■, ... "... ... , — “ ■ Lord kindlixl ngninxt His (wople. nt<umnch «t IM nine tatadrM ninety nine (w% 9W) and thatHn abhorred His own inheritanev, tuid tots ten hunared .TA’'* nnd ten humirod and Hr gave than into the lumd ot thu heathen." one a.an), rerordlng to the recorded plat of the In-kr, xi:, .7, concerning a later ata K i* wnuca: “I have given tbe^finrly taioved of Cium. H. Baumb. AtTy for Am I iner. CAUTION Jl'iVrttaS wm tacamo of His great lore for tto-m that He thus cluuicncd th,mi for their sirn^as it is •written: ■•Youonjy Imve I known of all tho families of thoearth: ttareforu 1 will punish you far all your Iniquities?* Amos ill, 2. 15. “The hand of the ,Eord wa* againut them far eviL . . . and they w ent greatly dittnstscd.” Tho w ay of tta traiugresuT is hard (Prov. xiii. 13), but they were tho ro■dosmedof.tbo.Lonland lit* hand was upon them far evil only to mako them see tta evil might do them gooL judges which delivered them.” Nuvcrttatas, Hr regarded their afilirtion when Ho heard ttair cry; and He remembered tor them Hi* covenant,(iriu cvi,4M5); Donat our hearts any: “Q, foolmh poople, why grieve and turn away .from such lorof why not abide in such afriend; wby not constantly rtyUco in such ixiwerT Then a voi.s whispers: "Thou art tta man; Israel's sin is just thine own, and Lho uni'i God.of Israel regards today tho cry <d too on.erring, eft repenting.our,' and do­ ll rar* thiKo who call upon Him, such as coil epan Him in truth. Why not .abide ever in His loved though Ho heard their cry and raised them np judges •wbodelin-rod them,, they soon fell 1 ally net in them to do evil. Love seemed lost upon-them, and past warnings seemed utterly in-rninptbey went full of self and sin, and it npixanxi to be useless to do anyth tag for them; yet Ho toved them and for His name's- W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE* IS. “The Lord was with tho. judge." Hit were not re tta Jndg» could have done noth­ ing. The Lord was with Musre.'xmd Joshua, and David, and tho kings who did right m Hr* sight, and tta propped who apoko m Hi* GENTLEMKN. DOUGLAS *4 Knot, the ort*tnal baod-wwwd writ St *bne. Equal* cuaSisu s.UxTrx-.Me rSSnSSi rirs School WOOLEY. AGENT, •rouMtc orarr. n, omihCv of Barry,-re. □I the Probate Court for the , hotarn ut the Probate Office in rtl. W. Cole. Judge ot FroMtf. On reatUnx and filing lb* petition, duty veriMtod. ot Henry Burton, administrator at raid w- won. uuu i nureaay. ine D. I»«. at ten o'clock tn “It repented tta LoM.-’ This exprwrion, often uspd in reference to UM. and Urst found in Gen. vl,8, refers to God’s visible proceduro atitappenrsto us. That God should ercr change liis rnmd. or He. purpose, or ta sorry for anything He docs, is simply luipoantta. SO. “The anpir of the Lord." »Vo had the again in Uta txx>k‘ tn chapters Hi, B; g, T. It is difficult far u* to think of nngvr without alu. although wo are told in onu pbarto ta angry and sin not (Epb. iv, ai); however difficult-tint may tx> foruv. wo ca.nnrt thtat of any sin iaronncction with the Ixvd'songur or wrath, for He Is of purer eyes than to heboid evil ami enrraot look upon Iniquity. (Heb. L IS.) A righteousindlguation ngalU’rt Ixmo in-ratltudo nnd ratailion and alighted love will in som-i rueusurd dtwcrita the anger or wramof the Lord; but thuro U much in it that i» tadcacritable. and only tiro great dav of His* r.-ratli when ft U come liiev. vi. 10.17) will reuyahow what it moans; may we ail Vw. U. that •> ■_ _____ : 111-23. “That I mav prove Israel” Ltmw they tranagrrasml His covenant and would not tearkeu to His voice, therefore tta idola­ trous natkm* were left or suffered,(margin of v. iSl in the (and toprova isrnnl (etap lit, I, 4L Thus the wildcraaas i xjrnevings were to prove tbxnn. to know wbvtUer uioy wmihl lovo 111m witnoll ihn heart or not (Deut. x ili. xxil, II, and thus Ho trial or proved Hcsekihn in the matter of the ambamodors from Babylon (11 Cnr. xxxiL SB- An oft re­ peatwI Itaiim of Bcripttnw is. ttat God wants a tried people wta will love nnd serve Him with all tta tv.-art. Kultfug with Him a* Enoch did. and .following Him fully like Joshua and Caleb; strong iu faith, rejoicing to do ll» will, meditating upon Hi* word day and night, and separata from tta idolathe world to form tho xbureh, which la tho body of Christ, aro fo brer constantly tho nnnw of Him w ta called them to Himaelf from April ta Dreember plucking tho loaf. morning, । tbegurdu“Another woodcrtal discovery han •made and that too by a tatty In thin coun­ ta plucked, wjblcb ta, as n rule, once every ty. Disease fnstcenl lu elutetaa upon reight day*. lAt 11 o’clock tta wornm are her and for sewn year- she withstood Its brought ta U> weigh their forenoon-* leaf. acvciest train, but her vital organa were undermined and death seemed imminent. the day For three tntwAta she eougtad incessantly ty to forty pounds, which they and could not takvp. She taught nf us u te on their backs. with a strap tattle of 1H. King’s New Mrovery for cenainnption AkI wax no much relieved on taking find Arise that she slept all night and with raw tattle has tarn miraculously cured. Ihr name is Mn Luther Lutz.” brought in and weighed, is Thus write 5V. €. Hamrick »t Co., of Shelby. N- G.—Oct a free trial tattle at W. 11. Goodyvnr's drug store. wittering placed in W. Ik Suit, druggist, Blppus, Ind.. withering . ,, testiflea: "! can rt'eroannend Electric getting the quantity i f air required to wither Bitters as tta 'very beat remedy. Every it projwrir for manufacture next mornlug. bottle mild has given relW In every case- As a-ruta, wbfin tta weather is favorable far One man took six bottk*. and was cured withering, ten manufacture begin* at 5 a. m. of rheumatism of 10 yrora’ atanding." Tho leaf is put Into rolling raacldncs, which Abrahnni Hare, druggist. Bell villi*. Ohio, uro made with such perfection that tho mo­ affirms: “The l*^t m-IIIhk medicine I tion ot the Unbd rolling—Uted in all tea gar­ have ever handled ■ in iny ’JO years exper­ dens before machta ry n ■u.niippted—is now ience, Is Electric Bitter-.’’ Thousands of obtalail by tio ust> of cranksand cog wtavfa. othcra have added their testimony, m> that The leaf is given a light or * bixivy prawuro. the verdict is uiianlmmw that Eictirir according to tita state it is in during tta time Bitters da cum all dlseaws of the liver, It, is lu Uw rolling martone. It b. tiara taken kidneys or hl'Mxt Only u half dollar a out and spread on fcruientmg tables to ■get j tattle nt W. II. Goodyear's drug store.. the necessary (fermentation, which gives the The best salve In the world for cut*, bruta-M. utecn, salt rheum, fever son*, teller, chapfied hands, chilblains, coma, and all skin eruption*, and |»*itivelycures plh-ji. or no pay reyuin'd. It is- icunranteod tn give perfect ualbtfaclion, or money re­ funded. ■ Price 25ets. i«r tax. For sale by W. H. Goodyear tapcer county has to get along with only nine m.-ws|>apcn. by Hood's re It Is prerod, there tn more of Hood's Jtar.aiMrllU d than of all otiujr medic.tics and It ha* given the b«t of satiaiactl.m Miner Ita introduc- B After geuiriR the proper fermentation, tho icaf gets u hcobnd roll of short duration to tlx tho color of iu* fenncntaUon. The secotul rull taing fimthod, tho roilnd Lof is taken to tho drying nrtelnnsv to ta dried. Tta mart (killed factory haixlx work ttaao machines, an*l they givd the leaf the |»rojicr atnouul ut drying, which gives tin- tea tta black rotor aa you see iL, The t«f is now rvady to ta sifted into tta different grades. After tho wbulo tra luu taco put through n tea breaker, it u itueu pa**>xl through a sifting machine—a loiigrevolving cy hudricai franc*, with tin* vnriwl kirrnnf uir». nt Lx. I <=»!'< *3 The DUYEBS' QVlIHSu lasuud March and s-j.; each yssr. It I* ai, fn?r. Clopedia of useful intor. *--------’ iB'Ki'.1 tar!) IbeBegolirOld-EsUbllsli&i O <su: otothc you and IiirnUk y. all thu necessary and uanccvr appliances to ride, walk, dance. »;t IPHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON ’ i j । I | ! (.J early decay *nd perhap, Cociuropttoa I , fatsntty. treaicd sdcatilKaJly by new aetbodl wi j । URINARYcooplaico, Gleet. , ' rejury foSwsawh. K&„en or n< a»~No experiment*. Age rertar.t. Coaaultalion free SKILL and SUCCESS Cbronic, Ntrms aid Prints tes. C0MF0RTIBL1. and ydu orn; taataa fair •atiumte of Ike value of th HUT Hl;.,GGID^, which WU1 bo sent u-.n rwvtpt of 10 cast* u, p»r MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. CENTRAL1 ineatari. undet Lach of which are i from Impure blotid, try Hood'* Hareapirilla and realize Its peenliar curative ponvr. being kept x A-irate. The railway switchmen ut J acks* m have fanned a union. 23 strong. North British lAdrertisir. Itch. Mungo and .Scralchtw on human or animals cured ta 30 minute* by Wcmlford'* Sanitarj' Lotion.. This never falls. .Sold by Dr. E. Lathrop, Druggist, Ha-tings. The tea is W ready i Tho tenilquarters now lK<amo the sceneI ifttbaji, F, D, CLARKE, M. D uno trarsmitud wa> to the queen, tho king | directing Count Bismarck to pn*f«rv it for his signature; fiieu followed others of a more Aroufie the tacultii*. stimulate the Hrofficial character, and while to.-se matters culation, purify the blood, with Ayer’s were taing attended to 1 thought l w<raid Sarsaparilla. ride into the village to And, it po*sib!.', autuo ; SclMwlcnift county Is getting «> wicked water for myhorac. Just im 1 entered tho chief street, however, I n> suddenly halted a.-i to require a new jail. by a squad ot soldier*, who, taking me fur a Don't give that cold a start, but use Hill's French ofllror (tny coat and forage cap re­ Address C. G. HAMPTON. D.trail, Mick. Pcerinw Cough Syrup. No cure, no pay. sembling those ot the French), leveled their AV. H. Goodyear. ph*ces at me. Ttay wcrogreatly excited, >o Great tog bowl factory <ipcn« tn about a much so indeed that 1 thought my hour bad come, for they rouid not understand Eng­ week at West Branch. lish, and I coald not »j>eak German, and Scientifically combined fromta*st mater­ danxl not utter explanations n> French. For­ ials are Cotor’* Pills. Will care lujutarhc. tunately a fauidhconnectcd German words came to an- in the emergency. With thee I monagi-d to delay my execution, u>d one of Bank wanted at Croswell. tho ]■arty vuutun-i to <xuuo up to examine Mothers, save your children by using thn "unpoct" more dowly. TLo firrt thing Hill’s Peertare Worm Hpeeiik. 2i uu.l IM li- did was to tako off my cap, ami looking it With the'‘Outside Counter." cents. Nocun*, nopay. W. 11. Goodyear. over carefully hl* eyes retted ou the threw atare nlxivn tta vtosr, and pointing to them Sot! The Unionville Snn. bo omphatieally prououncud mn French. We believe Hill’s Surxn]iarllla Is the very Then, of couree, they all iMcame excited Ik-sI correeter of difficulties yet dis­ covered. W. H. Goodyear. taougbt I wk trying to practice a rure, and I queatioa whether 1 should bavo'Urelto reputation. Tlio ••OL’TMDK COl'KTKM*' add* Not a vacant building to rent in Hu.tsqn. largely to (ho durability. These are cheapest longing to.thu king's headquarter* be^i jxum- In Lhtj end. No extra charge for the '‘ntitalde Pupillon (Clarke’s extract of flax) Sliin tag by just then, wlani, hearing tta thtvatCure, like many other lurstinmble beuertta entaga and imprecation*, he rodo up to learn to mank.nd. vu ditttivnred by orcidcat. tta caw*! of tta hubbub and immediately H. S Robinson & Burlenshaw, Detroit, The proprietors, engaged In the prepara­ rccognlmd and rekased me. Whin bo told hare ghen tta exelu-ivr right ofule ta tion of certain plant*, from time to time - ibl* city to ita noticed the effect of working In pulp vat* much mortified, of coarse, and made the on the skin. If there was pre.-u-nt ai>t mutt profute apologiw. promrang that no cutanems eruptions, warts, blendahu a»r wh mutata xtatild occur aguiu, and so on; scrofulous sj-mpunn*. oil disappeared ns;if but no: feeling wtaliy reassured, for my uni­ by magic. After ex|>rriuientlng ten'years, form was stiil Malta to nnstaid, I wa* careful Drfanlt lu-vlnx bc>-n iiiade In Dm londllions ft hits Imcoiae n scientific fact ami a pririr- to return - to taadqunrtt-ni In company with of acyrtalit m.irtmu;.' tnufle r>y Wanrti Mlllvreli LcMiea C. Mlllarll. ht» wife, to Hainuet less boon to tin* human mix*. From giving my deliverer. There I relate ! what had oc­ and < ..... __ ■ . . away a few tallies, the demand tins in- curred, and after n grxxl laugh all round, tho ...... .... ..... p.1rroi im-xm to cretoed itnUi the sale for the past tWo king provided tm> with a paWwbieii bo Mid Barry romity. UIcblxMi. mi the Uth dav of Mai years munutita to l.lW’.ooo Imttles. Ijirke wouU preclude auy such nL*bap in the fu­ bottle* only 81. fqr sale by W. Ji. Gi <Ji- ture and wiiulit also jtcrmii ri»e to g» wher­ ever I piearerl—a favor rarely bestowed.-* In tin* three Insane asylums of the stake Geu. Sheridan m Scribner’* MagrutacTen converaions by the salvation xr>ny at Big Kaphta CIDER HACHIHERYSxr^FREE DON'T "A v 1 ' ARCTICS pW-RncsiXB; scr.mrrt^^. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. | Grata Maptds Lv. MlddlevtU*............ Harnxan. Charlotte . HMM Raptda. COLCHESTER ARCTIC It’s the Best Fitting and Best Wearing Rower Shoe Co. Papillou (Clarke’s extract of dnxl Ca­ tarrh cure. from an exjH-rinn*nt. lias grovfn tt> ta the artatowlcdged ttuperior ofarjv remedy foraimiiar purposea. Purely vt gttable and, sclentificuBy ]>n*]>nn*d, |t Iabsolutely hnnuli-A. and eif.-cln cures when* all other known remetlles and the most learurd medical talent failed. That It Is a favorih^ with nil class** is cvldcncdd by the fact that during the past two yeajs 80.000 gallon* have Iweti sold. Positively cures catarrh, hay fever, colds, ect. I-nrge bottles only 31.00 at W. 11. Goodyear* drug atoix*. A pert young Congregational clergyman can get a job at Mnucvloun. Great mistakes Ijave lieen made In the world, by supposingmany nenons tioubhrt Wrtv due IO laid blood. Thia tandac.be. fits dizziness, aleepierenras. etc. are al­ ways due to wrnknem. or irritation of tta* nerves of the brain; dy*m-j>s!a. palu, wind, etc., tn- weakness of the nerves of thn stomach: weak lungs is caused by weak­ ness «»f tta parts; blilouMn**. constipation, etc., to weakness of the nent* of tin* liver or bowels; pains, irregularity, sterility tp derangement of tta uterine nerves. For all weakness. Dr. Miles’ great nerve and brain food auriwa'^s al! other renwdlc^. Trial bottles free nt W. 11. Goodyear's drug store. Dropped Dead. niystalogistM estimate tliat the taart does 5.0M.UO0 pounds of work rai'h day. emt h< arts. Naw irr. «*to-> RmMI ChArt.Ce. Morgan. e-.ur I HAVTIMi Irvin* . . Middleville Grand H«tWd< standard time. Tliroug Grand Rapid* «nd IF-troIt CDWPxmnxs.-A: Grand tan, rago * We*t Mtehigiuj f.v H.J Muskegon and i-oiris tw>ai Rapid* A Indian* R. Ji. for Big Kspi-' Tr. City and Petuokrv. New Y.,rk »:i<l irini! pnwxdaily. All other train* dally rx. ; TIME TABLE. In effcel July nt law having been li--tfiittrd to rreorer the there mu X3M patients. Tta take Shore ned has now only one man employed at Klinger’s take. dlaobedi- The wuallett b«d sifted, make Slathers of partridgtM in the vicinity of In stuilylDgtbo history of Israol it is taoresary to itwp in ratal that tta Lord God had Okunplun. cbowm item to be aspects! people unto Hlm- Bruises, Bums, Scalds, For Stablemen bud. DyMtepsla, the root of innataerable evils is readily cured by taking Ayer’s Sarsapa­ rilla. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, INDIA. QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. t. Lumbago, Backache, Head* ach®v Toothache, in Diet of Old Pnro:-r*. .x.i.-.x.j-xrr, i,» uniK-xu u><> In regard to taxi, tho evidence Is so uni­ ......... formly otawny that ttaso Who advise a sim­ o. sale rutii&lnei! In said mortgage, and the “lMt r kB'’ "•**’* am! inwlxlrd. naUoe ple diet, and thoxiv.-uo cry out ngninst nv-nt, » rt!5br.plvenm' IhUunlay the itHTaav mutt either hold their thrones to U above of December. A. !>.. iNW.at Tra o'elnelt In th<* I "tall aell a( tntblle i.urilAi to the facra «<• giro them up. Tbero is certainly hta*v*t i.fiMrr at the ..ortn front d<-K nf the nothing '•xmiple" about ibe diet of n New court toMNn in the rlty of !i-»tlrar«. <rbal telmr Englami farmers It consist* of salt and frv*h pork mid beef and all sorts of conunou Q»U and v.-;ctabX almost al* ays t -oorly cooked, and pics and cakes of ubo matt. iudlgratlblo sorts. The food U “plain," truly, and gim tta digettivo organs an abundance of work to do, but it Is not rueh food ar. u theorist would recottunond to ouo who desired to Bvo near up to tta retitury mark. Tea end coffee c" north rantn „ ,„,, Jinx fotiy have icrtataly proved that they do not tnuil aere* of imn! mote or les*. Dated. Vepiratar iwh. I to shorten life, oven if they do not prove thm they help to prolong it Th* generally acceptcd theory ta relation to stimulant*, that iu exec*, they are not Ilf* sustainin- receive, strong support .Tobacco appears to prove itself harmk-M, nt least o;i tta temjieram'mt of there jwojilc. Wtaiber it ta u tata to hVu lciu~ ivqu.rw <ktar evidence. TV hile tta* farmers of New England and their wives ore a cleanly |xi>ple, thcr are not With HtMache, NoantlgU. KtKnmattaa Dymep. much given to bathing. Tufa, neglect may not ta-. c-prolonged tta:r emstenre or macio Stntlviif ll>rli!nnd Jtmr I KiajfMatinira. 8KiwtA.vvn.Hui>' If You Are Sick thcK> bceschold* well informed in rvlatioQ to sanitary nmstenu They know ilttto of tte mweon dtmipucra to which tbs human system i* so eouttaally L-xpo*e<l, and, knowing htta care Huie. May ntrt this ta an xuBneacw in favor of a iirotoa-t-d axittumx.*. i .wattomau nx. ___ . ,,, t. ■ . .------• “•“**— Homnidud m Popular Haeuco Monthly. aarctr will dta>w*r. Paine’s Celery Compound Tita roirtd ta i»revwb <l by A Dress Dyed A Coat Colored Always Gamonts Renewed when you have i _ — / J cents. A Child can use them! �THINGS ;;ivt> icody relief and »peedy ui’n I FARM AND GARDEN. Catarrh Cured .......... iTX’SSiiri-s 7J-U., TALKED ABOUT SECTIONS OF IN THE COUNTRY. tn- fact if acta through the Wood, rD*rt*d»«i*'crF 1'3n 01 3’re I <ni(. • dh ratsrrh fifteen yearn. Took • . . ,, , ...?.r41saMllainnotuouMedany • ■r.''-. ttd my gtnond health 1« much *'!n “* ' w. I.UX1A l*u<dal Clerk Chicago */.. . 'Llilrwld. I>.-alrr» Find. iTntltahl,.. -» - Ytae r “■ ?“i* h v I “f ';»“?•>< tulUwted In >cw LngLuuL ahown in tho cut it ertul cures, inhaler*, etc., spend* :,u-.idred dollars Without beneflt. iji chV-1 S n*apsriHa, and was greatly Hood's Sarsaparilla often stained. “n ‘ f . ,; - , ‘n a nnuncr peculiar to itrelf, tho * . .rlfyms ami Mrengtlnu’.tTgrcmo—l.lnrihim. You will find , . <;;1 remedy cflcUlvc where oUwir , . Trive.I n’ed. Tty it now. It will i.r iibsxi.. r> iulcJ>‘ tho digestion. 1 ,v Vi#' i to tlw entire body. ’ , ; b <-‘t ■■'ID.* did in® pre.it gon<L • manures in the vineyard. | G. F Sl>!KON!«,Culloe»,N. Y. : i; -lio-e yaare from blood potam. s irtinarilla and think 1 am • . M. ,lS.. llriH-kport,N. Y. MRS. JOHN TYLER. Ask for Ayer’s MANY The fall and early winter WU1UT h r. the UH- best nest < me toJi nrmlt......__ ___ .“ntiurcM to . a Samparilh. and b® Mira you get h. when 7pp,y ” - “>ny 5'V'*' manunsi u> i. rineyard but manures mayyoo Harvard or ar orchard, art-hard L-.t ----------------------w<KH].pnrifler W{lfc Ju uhftU'” auT totheir tolUuilKy. Ashes has long lx<cn ertui?u pled success lu tho corn oh uno of tlia brat manures fur grape of Bipod Dint-asra. yon vines. taciuM) tudies-contain lime and can make no mirtake hi of abound in the ai*h preferring Ayer’s of the vine. Artu-a ahould not be applied until about tho time die vine Marta into growth m the early spring, nnd they may bo Heattfered un the surface and gnuloallv , worituff ta during Uw- cultivation of thi runner of modern H<"xl crop. But lime Ls not espcctallv importti medicines, Ayer’s Sar­ the soil is known to ta? unusual saparilla is Mill the uuncieut in thia element, a* moul el must popular, being In ■oils or fresh soils of any character c<.n. greater demand than all tain an abundance. Moreovitr aahes cun-1 others emubinml. It in tain oven mure limn than twtar.li. If the I highly concentrated — aahce are unleached uud dry. fiffv buffi-1 i tho only Si Saranparilla cb would l»o a liberal application pet i . worth SSa Bottle. . aero ta-.ndcaHtt-d. It tvould bo bnproncr 1 . "Aywr's to apply the strung, nnleactaff aiihes im-।1 “Ajw’« Sarsaparilla I* selling faster than mediately around the vim s. Leaded ■ ever before. 1 tiuvrr hesitate to recom­ affu-j may bo safely- applied ta almost mend |L”~OoOTgo'W. Whitman, Drugirut, Albany, lad. anv quantity. ■ ng that my auirr* of To insure that the vines yer * Sarsaparilla Ur t -------------------vxceral tboim of----auv herJand it give* thorough autiafactinn.' srouah HutAfazTiion." SHE TELLS THE ROMANTIC STORY OF HER Ald^ Quirt Weddlnc. Sarsaparilla i I ! | , 1 j ‘Ajer’a Rartaparilla aud Aitor’s Illis nro . the tart selling lui-diclnca in niy store, t ! can rtrotnuiend them couscimntloualv.*'— I C. Bliichaus, Pharuuieist. Rowland, III. •’m'ifics the Hlood dwn enough to taku in tho entire root • sold . "YY*p ”r have ", r_r—-Ayer's --z— - Sarsaparilla - ■■ ■-r— — here —• tyjtem. fill in at thd bottom with rich ! for no. i—sore w wink aitlf u'It thirty yean* and always recoinSofsiof Wiut in rauked xvjth Red Astra- tup Roil and rotted mttuuro; cut tin- vinca , mend: it when Lk-d u,'name th« test blo<.<l«purifi ur.M “--W.T. McLean. Druggist, .... ______ ________ __ __ _ 1 ciian ami FameuM in httnluu^s. but Dr; bock to two eyce, which blunikl bo just . blood4purifiisr. ziktA । T. II. IhxTkins n iirutiiln -ut harticul- at tho surface of the ground when plant- i Angntia. Ohio. ! turi.itof Vermont, Htatm in Rural X.nv cd; prr-as tho soil around the Mem. “I save said your medicine* for tin- tart vy Irui the two cyca hav<> put forth ctmi« ‘ aevaniesn years, and always ktxjp them in I Yorker that it is not quin, iron clad nnd thcrefom not very, profitable, oven when and Liv.) latter have grow n Ncverul inclu«, Mock J as they arc Staples. ‘There i> noth­ • top grafted, in bitt Iixmlity. In npitoof u rub off the weaker and train tho ruiunin-1 ing hi good ftjr the youthful blood’ ;w lack of jnicjnttrH. the rrmarkublv pleas­ tag one to a stake. Cultivate tho sur- AjEfr'a Sarsaparilla.’’— Robu ta Parker, ‘ Fux Jtake, YVLs. j ant, spicy Mtb c.i id flavor of tHiaapple fano frequently and ‘mulch nt the la-gingive* it much favor among thc>;<> who ning'of luit wunther. Banes may 1m» ‘ <. “Aj'cr'H Sarsupartita gives th® tort fu»tl««’ broken into course picc*-s and a peek ' faction of any medicine I have iti ato -k. I * acquainted with it. reconinirml it. or. m th® Doctors Miy. ‘I ■ scattered around c:u*h vine and for ki d 1 . ores. tilM, it over tire apmtnr.’ It uvAor in. Tlr-y will beraunc slowly nvuikible . falls foment the cases for which I rceoniand last many yean. Fine" I one *iu -t ’ may be u.->ed If more taimedinta results tl.-us have Irecu of no avail.” —C. F J * aro deJred, sprinkling the ratne over the I Calhoun, Monmouth, Kansas. | surfaco at the rate' of two or thrqo I potmds to oarh vta-_- and in a. circle of | three feet in diameter.—Southern Culci• vator. ' . Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, EMR BITTERS1 r Bl <M»1) ITRIFIEIl I :... A'ures all khuli d thirty miatiWs- Try It. , •en unite- co the Hoc Sprit no. HALF SECTION OF MJHf OF WINE. Tito rich coloring and’ Bymractiical ylutjr? of Sops of Wine apji'?’make it a vnluubk'juaikct fruit anil n favorite for ' tab!:, uj-. Aveortling to Dr. liokkius tlrnny i.-. ik» better npplo for streets stands or sale on the cars, un<l it i* a very good bhipiK’r. (•re eoc m edict! In ttie bcM mWicine 1 I my life." ot Humboldt, Iowa says ,.r ..imiv.iJ im i ■ ifrarra IUnuI Dn*t a- a Fertilizer. Somctiinr* the ihmt ' ? on .* mtich ! 1 traveled » '11-1 “■> «»>> -IIL Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.. Lowell. Mass. In reply to the quesdion. “Wliat h the best fi-ed to give a luirsu that i< run Pile $1; !ii, $5. Worth $51 tattle. down in strength, and flesh?” Momuelmsctts Howman Karn: If you vaiyiot fhdauit haring twu pout® in the rouditlon* n>t posturugc, ftv«l your horso fn-.-di cut .< cqrtalu tiiorlgace niad- by Anna M. Crouch pnis-i or clover bay.'with a few <«ts. say of and Kleazer Crunch tn Robert H. Marshall, four to six quarts daily, mid give him datedpanuan Itrtli, M«2. aud recorded In lh<gcntii- v. ork or exerciao««»as io kwp his unice id the Kegbter of Deed’ for Um county of harry punt Male of Michigan, on th- nth day of apimtiteand digtstiunxguod. As In-gtdnu Atiguqt. If-;, lu liber iftof mortgaKek. on pane strength you 'can sul.v-*tiluti* corn meal .'tri. «m<I mortgage wa* tuuiigtio! to Martha M. mixed with cut hny for one or two ra­ tions daily Using not over fpnr <|iuirt-> u ; tiicd.fleiJ7iii’i»utJreUie*umuf’four liundroi any. ■: .md fifty .1iv-<i<>iiur<* mid menu-on® rents and VAirn mcal alone is not so safe a grain ' «m -m-ui«->'« fre o< twenty Ore <i«>llara j»nividcd <«:r luintre a■■ ootR. <nis- inre-ti? inixst i-lcs.rfCOUc.we .., of r-<.li<- «.. I 4t f'T inwld aiurtjMce. and uliJ or lOTDorset bwl| lhs,no nil’,.., v, pruecedlug recoverdv-’ bclicvi'. are to b- traced to injudicious m.m. js’reurrdby vatomattjwue. nr uuy (hurt tfjeof corn ihrnl; but horses fntten rap- i<”-ro»i. idij By she toate. puntjmtt prot>crtle* ot a •armi: al! im-al *Kl<> and iwalp ill*Wotehe*. re/etna. tetter. chMflBK ........ trnm perfts-tlr pare matcriw■ •Si-abhc and Invigorating, to sw inett In a fresh clean and liealtiy Sold by dniggUH and fanny pooqa HARVEST EXCURSIONS TO Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, I Aug. 21st. ITESDAY, >Sept. 11 and 25. j Oct. 9 and 23. St. ?ial, Miaasapolis Si Manitoba RY., FUOM ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS AT RATES CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE I Inis weit of Grand Fork’ in DAKOTA n»d 1 LN'A LK«H TITAN <1SK FARK.no rrnjul • ii-brinenv>m timnTWENTY i>OLl.A*H, I; e GltKAT FALLS. MONTANA. '.-r i .HininolA. IMKOUt or WIRIWM !■ <r ><>«• ot looking over Wo coiiMry. nr with tire i of 'cioenng ne* home* w,,yi!n • »( the GRANDEST WIIKAT BBf.T IN - in: WOULD, and »nogrlcutairal mfittor dttcrdDod fnrinl-ig. dairy ami MorK . 'r Maps and Infnrm4lio,i nnelv M» ‘wnr ; ticket agent, to any Hgcntuftliecviup^iy “Won't yon tell rue how you met Proadent Tyler r . “Well, to begin at the first. I was born on Gardiner* bland, Ihree imles from loud. ‘ I wm* a descendant of the first white child tern of BritUb [xiront* in tho itatH of New York, nnd tlw child of the fin: white ehikl born in ConncetiEmt. My. name, as you know, won Julia-—Gardiner— with an i.” she nd.iwl. “Gardiner without on 1 in l:k-> Thomjwon without a p. There I grow np until my •chooling wan finished, and ti«i my father took my airter and mo to Europe, fur the Anishin;; touches, as it were. Whib< wo were in lY.ris wy ticanl of the death uf ftwjdent IIiUTikon, and we American girls dll wnrecrnjHj around onr wrist* in mourning for a long tuna President Tyler wo knew war: tlw auccvMr, and I had a 1:U1<- canary which I brought back with me, Hint I named ‘.Tonny Ty,’in-honor of tho president, John, Tyler." ••Did "Did you not know him thenf “No. But on' ow return my father ti»k mv ;.h.trr and ih'. to Washington t'nai wo . u_. . yj®ht i.,,. tare. .a tte.beariit of tte aociety there. "" • ’h*' prvudrtit and Ix-mnn- great fricmk, lut 1 never though: <tt loving him then. I was is.t yet % and to was easily 33 year.', oldtr thau I, lint I thought him very nice and luaz very av :i««l frlv»l<um ----- — —-—------------------ — ►hip." **ROw «!id to projwa< to you P “You nil! think uw verv foolish when I tell you atom it," Mrs. Tytar aaid, tor gray ta-amiueni th® rocollefftiun -I often think rrtv.-to-ril4-^7^-,. Tm.™ {—ml mwreta,. k n , ' Mn »‘a«Wngtoj.«birthday. All pec-pto of note - —-• • lx?ctx dancing w ith a young nun who was not pleased with the atteatiumr the prcWicnt bud been j>aying me. YC? tad just stopped and were walking al-out wton the president entm* up, and drawing my unit through hi*, raid to tire young man: *1 mustcLHm Miss Burdin<T'a company far uwhil v The young tuau drew off and looked a* if to would like to ■ay, •Well, you uno impudent,’ hut hedidn't. I walked around with the president nnd be projurw d thru. 1'tad oarer thought of Jove, ■ol wild: ‘No, no, no,'and Miookiny bead with each word, which dung tto Uu-wl of my Greek wipe .into his fnrv at every mure. it. was umligAifiiff, but it anniiwd. mo very much t<» msj hu cxprinsiuo as he tried to mnko love to ma nod the tmuel brushed hi* face. I did not; tell my father. I was his l-it, yet I feared tie would blamo 'mo for al­ lowing the president*to rvaeb the propotang |K>iut, io I did not, speak of it io any one. ‘•11.iw were you drv*Mxl the night the president pn>|*W«ir V/?lll>ef)una.a. • Carr/binatiorir/ot always 1 tolel/ad. A Fine Quality of ATA REASONABLE PRICE LOOK FOR THiS ON' EACH PLUQ IFYOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF DON T FM. TO GIVE A FAI It TF^IAL y\s<Yout< Dealer Foi< It * OohtTakc/hy Othe/\ jH0.fiNZEfU.BR0S43uiswus,k>£ id'y .... j.j- a..ir<:r.ra.few I...;„'sSsMS,a'S28 fen 55t ffi 1.»»..d -r.(....rTire ftXld liquid and 11 dropping* ™ —* * re>~~ — of pacing amninh Sdnse mixing it with the tamo bulk of , and interest should become due aud payable. that it iK-connti a fairly gix’l luauurv. -.- I erexily from ladlvestian j*n< | The best effect is produced, k«vm Ameri­ with <Kft* and some mot, say one half terra.paid •<« Uic midi• Moer Man li i-iu. iw. ibcrcfcrt- th- whole amount nt principal aud . :•! Ym<>'ar Bitten gavitret- re • can Cultivator, when it h bcattcTvd over peck ol carrots daily. * I uu-nwt l» nen-by declared to be dne. . No*. Ulerelore.br virtue of the lamer nt sale grass land, the dust s* rving its :i mulch contained In said mortWRe. and «be statute lu to keep the surface light and Tains wash ­ inraar Hitters x« tmc.'i «a-<- made am! tiruretrd. noClee I* hereby ing it» tx'ttbr part <kiwn to tho gnws Tbv Haw driving rutan often carrv ^’ven tlmt on the tsth <iny *»t ii.-cember. J*s". w n’i ti~ J»n. ..mi 4 a™a™, | i7d.Vk lnThe furriiooti, I dm!! ?|RS& nrll w: public < 'U.nUou>ery st.. New i *>ra.< roots. Hometimi's fanners 1 icking plww2“ of th*court house of lhe city ot • -ur Vinegar Bitters a first. pliat.* have drilled to road dust with wtd of vuhttibic fertilizing wattinal. which IH 1 .*iuctton, inmt Uobr ■ •• - * ........... - . iruoi Ut MHXAHO. ... ...«• ognir.:. tin*) have claimed grant roui’.ts imdrivviiblv lo-4. Thi-* mux lx* proUnstlMrilti tlw wratl cowntt of Ea»r». Fui'n.(that being tb® pre- i■ Uastinzs Ih tto (that be <1 w r, »«:r.ipuil from its utr. Tin- ftirraera who do this v.-ntod bv keeping the vard w ‘.JI sen rd I rta^rihere »> ‘-where tire the circuit court tor for■ lurry HWY •'•“i'»t» EG AR IirrTEILS. . •uri..u.UT n,..ni«lr | try hard to belicvo that the iuexpvusivu upau.l lf«. !3 renijK-nuictt Bitten* known fertilizer it as good a< nnyi »”*« hiuic- to the field .-util spread. 'Hutt- they ur • t"*,.<} th? ih>- Brain' and quiet* th ■ ■ times they c: ‘->d. But“it~~will always । fnnn leaching and v to-* ------ ’— ----------■’ wiwte, and there | vikui;i>* r cn>h.>na><"', ..*•« Ktlwr with an attorney'* fre of tv ruty.fi »r dal­ ,.later, th- Jh<w«'ls and render i pay to put up :i few IxirroL- of road dost tf)t.y u-jil_____ a,, the gll ____ _tntlht ^ ixkL N*JgI«Ct of 's roveiiaiited for tireruin, tin- prern *es beina ritusilatioii through th ■ in or n»-r.r the hun b<>to<- to mix with the | this jjujdlity to wtotii........ jlily- to out; the taut twrt of dropping* of fowl*. It serves as r. de­ th iu.-• <A,uw*«ta ‘ >f thd inini ynnl (aoften .... .............. .. — conymts of the Imr odoriser, and nbsotta* * Iiateyer arninonia .one <if the gren.1 leak.i <<f the farm, and tn th® towirehtpul imntr. m the county ot Itarrv •nd Mate of Mieidran. ami known anadwcritxsl the manure would otn<Twino hw. 1k- yet it to ouu which nay lx- easily pre­ tuifolowi*; The »oulbeart.|uarterof the mhiIIi foro spring it IjeconM* a rcrlly tf<x«! f*T< vented. cant quarter of wetion twenty-are tiBi in town _________ , fom C4, north,rango nine ft»j west, oonlaialtiR tilixer. whatever it inny Lave torn at fort v twrr’ morr or te*». the IxfginDin?;. Fanicrs who live near I ia»cd. septeniiKT l«h. IK**, K.irrii. M.O -.t r.-lK A tOt-tieaUm. period gelation of <twv» raws ranges ।j •riod of Rutation . maktua h>k. AMtgnea. cities can usually get the Mr.- t wvrccp.thecxtre»n.wof ‘ A Mand8Mtints. I Oiks. H. Bt* kk. A»* y lor A»Mgr.re. ings, which are tnaddy horse manure hr'.w.H ni!.. . xt. U.iti - ’2fr0 J.- l elav.4. ~ 1080. and very rich ta plan!! food, for the labor th- average totag dfty.*, <>r or nirvnine of drawing away. Except for their lia- months aml ten days. Th.itimv varies in biiitv to contain weed, nceda thrv uro un different cows, the above Hdngtho aver‘ ILLUSTRATED ____ exi'eileriL aud cheap manure for those ag>- in a jtr.xit number ofcow*. It is often I SEASALT 10AP- fnOurPtpuhrBnutf MARRIAGE. pretty and very wcoiulug. On my brad.l noru a crinwou Greek cap. I was very gay nnd youug or 1 never would have danffto t<j«» the tmixel iu a president^ far>'. On the *>Ui uf February Cent motion.* Stockton gavo n jmrty on tbv ' ____ _ _______ _____ there and w\'law [a lovely time. I told my fntlrir when «» »tart«l-that hcmu*tkcvp wbh me all ttotm--, bu: I did,net tell him titat it wtu to terp the pretijent away*. I a geu'J'-tiuui can v to me uml mid, ‘Mi* Gar­ diner, tho preml mt. wlabra to take you iu to tho collation wh ch i» Jurt aervod.’ ‘laup|mmo I w ill fiav > to obey ardcre,'I replied with n laugh, un I, twkinf my fattier te fol• - - - (lutru Just then tho triad caught toy veil aud blew it up up. FYitber Fhtber caught it with life cane and brought it down, Haying, ‘Take can- of your »xn«nK>r. ’ They art word* 1 ever ireorti him '(peak.** • »Vb<-u w® git down tho the jwHiident seated mo nt the bond of th® table with him and bo banded no n glam of cluimpagne. THE SPECIALIST, Father wu* standing back of my chair, i•o I handed tho glam over my kboubler. Ay­ NASHVILLE, - - MICH. ing, •Here, pn.’ j Uo dal noC toko it, but ho Harper’s Itoar will eontinuy to maintain Ila 'said; ‘My tiico 4**1 *omi cottK.’ Ho mtcmt Can give those suffering reputation n* an unequalled family journal. Its art lllmtnitions are «l tlx- hlifhesi order. Its III- . from any form of eratteJ is <>! the elioi..st kind, and its Fashion . and Household d.-partmrnWof lhe most praclle- invutkWMone trilled down forth" president al and eroi.omical character. IU pattern sheet supplements and tonion plates alone will save to i i»mv and Ko ito last shot fired, but to said Its*rmdore fen times the cost at mterripttoti; bo । would not go.|as he wm hotter engaged._ , aud ttsartndesoh decorative art. socul etb.-uet r My . father stat thi with some »rther gentle­ Imuw-kvef.ltig. cookery, eie-make it Indtspen----------------v household. Its bright short stor-j :men, and 1 turadil tn the young man who had -.itii.; to e»erv irs.«iium..dy essays ore among the boat pniv followed :n > down. He whlsperol to me and f*.'I1'1.? lhb. it; and nut a Hue is admitted to th polutnu* asked me to m|»rry him, nnd when I said The best possible testimonial that could .Mteiid the ni»-'t fastidious taste. more n*XM to him than 1 had to tho president Auiotu’ Hi- atlractions of the new-reb]'"" of his ability to grapple with be vrlal stories by Mrs. b renew* Hodgson Bur­ ho said he feared that I was ambitious. Just successful nett. Mrs. Alexander. Wllfiiun Rtari* and IImuii- then w c hoard tljo ehot and the nxuike liepan these diseases—a ,.s Hanlv. -and a s-rtes of paie-re Oil nurscrj to conic down the companionway. ‘Some­ practice in dealing with such iiutoSgcnieul by Mrt. ChrlsUne Terhune Herthing must fa^Tong,* I said to tho youug disorders. HARPERS^PERIODICALS. mnn. and ho flyt cd upto see. Ho got to tho HAHTKK'SBAZAK .. ’ ..................... ‘ J® door, unit ho turned around and gaVo tnoaaeh HAIlfKItS WKKKI-Y ......... W® n look of horror that 1 shall never forget iU Thnt moment 1 heard sonio wfe say ‘Tim sec­ retary ef state Is duad? I was frightened, Of these he can show enough nnd I(tri<-d to gift up stairs. ‘SomctHog has States. Oinada or Mexico. • . Tlw Volumes of the Bazar brain/the first hapieucd. Let pin go to my father!11 cried, to. convince the most skepti­ but Ury keptmr back. Some one told mo -.'ntniirr <>[ January ot each tear. pVtwti no ti:ut tbore liad l|ccn uri nevident, tho gun tod cal, from the very best citizens Hint-Is mentluued. M1t.~crt|ilions will begin with exploded, but that there was ’such a crowd of Hastings and vicinity, in­ Number curnrnt at t!">e o! receipt.of “roerlitauid Volumes of »taJrf*r ’„*?/>5'111,0L that it woul l da no good for mo to try to S*1 cluding business men, farmery M'ltw t»a<-k. In neat cloth binding v. IH t<e sent I- in ot ti.Mtace paid, or by express, free of ex- •hero. 1 cried trint my father was there iu.d^ mechanics and others. I tuuvt learn hl* fate. 1 was told then that jvmse (provided the Ireielivdas n«d■ • "ar HWre^kMuMt^^ind b. nuawcu.idE.nl. Thai drove tn® frantic. I • DON’T PUT OFF Ing Wil’i^nt by mall, prat-paid, on rreetpt begged ttam to’ilot mo go to help him; that .to loved me nnd he would wan: ino to to ‘Vmtottabu-*-hooid ’■<• mado by Prat Ofllec new him. Onoltady, seeing my agouy, —j- 'Seein'g-liini if you are suffer­ M.ity Order or Draft, to avoid < b-“‘‘'e "f •My dear chill, (you can do no goat Ycn^r ing from such diseases. Now ^ItS & »A father is in h«iv< n.’ is the time.. now ruBiiwt-vr tvusi rauposo. "tt*: Hxnrxa A Bkothkiu, New York. '‘Yes,” Mra. Tyler continued, “to had been ---- - ---------------- "1080 . killed. There Wen- five killed, among whom were the sceretarira of tho navy and state. I fainted and did not revive until soma ono The Dr. will tell you plainly AX ILLl'.STIUTEU WEEKLY. was carrying tn j off the boat, and then I struggled so dint I ulmort knocked tin both whether or not he can cur© dS off the gang plank. 1 did not know nt tho you. Extended experience as time, but 1 learned afterward* that It w*a a specialist enables him to the president whowUfa 1 aimref conslgnod to the water. All Ito five wto were killed wero easily determine, and the best buried from tteo YVhlto Houk in tha con- of modern appliances and the *.wle- of fain tales written snd Ulustnued b) grosaion cemetery I remained al tho White approved remedies, Hovre.nl Pyle; “HomeStudies In Natural Hlsto Houto until after the funeral, and then I ro- most rv “bv fir Felix I- Oswald; “Utt f Expert turtrid to our city home, Ncx 43 Lafayette adapted for special cases, many mrota ’ by bophta B Marriritte-RltaP*-?. place. New Yofk. Tta prartdent and I coriTnld-llfe from Diekeas, by Margaret of them prepared only by Dr. st-r-articles tin various snort* "nd P“*J*'"*’*' 'rwtpoodcd tired and to paid me nusnynioo ssgEiis huls attention. After I tort my father I Baughman, enables him to ef­ felt differently towards tho presidmit Ho fect a cure easily where oth­ - Harper’s Bazar. near enough to use it ^rv*ly. Hydraulic llam.x. Southern Cultivntoe luut tlw Pillowing to I5UV about hvxlraulic rains: The general rule to ascertain the quan­ tity uf water thnfcan.be liftoff to a given height by a hvdraulto ram is na follow.;: Multiply the ‘quantity Mipplied bv the Htn-ain (in gmllona jier minute) by <k> aud divide tho pruduet by 100. Multiply the result above obtain-d by the “htad ’ or number of feet of a voluble fall, cndjhen divide bv tho pTp«‘tidicutar height in feet to which the watpr in t» ta- raised. The result vvill U- thoi numWr of gallon.* of water that can !*• raised prr minute tn the desired height! The, first thing, then. :s to find tholquantily of water tluit the branch rumt in pi Ilona per min­ ute, tin amount *>f fill that can he sccured by n dam. and tho wnx-ndi uhr height from the f«|t of tlw fall to tho top of the tank or re w-rvE.ir t<> taiwpplud. You will tbt h have all the data ru-ci>*:irv tn enable you to dctcnnln® tjm siac of the rain and,«’f the drive :;n-t dis­ charge iti^‘“2™ J™ raii then ascertain wnat ui ’ cost v til ix. thocaoe that n cow that hr..; Iiadon" or mon* calves will give very Dttlo ar nn in­ dication of pregnant? or approaching maternity until :t few days befam calving. —Southern Cultivator. An easily made contrivanrai for m«u»- 1 urine land may bo counted rtnong vain- । ail i^arm ranvenirix <_■■» which come «l,f«nnmnvrtiiilin-i cotuc ta in , wry handily in many instances. DISEASE, Testimonials. DBV1CR FOR MF_‘.fiVTUNG telNn. Thu rut r-huws a device for this purpo .• miggci.tcd by a Kans:1* rorre-qxmd?-nt of Rural New York.-r, wl-.-d*.wnb-* it n.1 r -ndertf pievut* one inch jxiuan-, Boot CratahG* • . nrotlv flttral tagt'th'T. with the l<nw* Root grafting i-f riiuitiy grafting on c <m<la’just five and d lialf feet nrnrt, m> portion uf the root instead of tho block, Hint thn - utepi* with it meusnro jm t <’po and mn-.- I» performed by any cf the , rod. --­ methods that will bring the inner bark of rod- With a littb-|«uctic .-cne can, by resting the hand on the tup of th’’ httld the scions and Btocka in ivrfcct contact r«t. frame, nietuninj us rapidly us he can and hold them ro until they liavocffcrtc<l \________ a union. Sharp knivesnnd anawth clean walk. cuts are nooesreiry. Toko from 1 to 2 yean* old, cut the stem oil Dr. William S. Dew of New York squnrclv nt the collar of tho root, cut an han eucc xtlcd I'rofctwr James Law, w bo oven slanting cut about an meh long on rosignetl his position as chief inspevtor both root and scion, then reyerso tbo for the state ot New York of the Animal knife and makof slit in th- center cf the cut and interlock tho two in such a way. thnt the inner bark shall como in at least on one aide, tio and wax, ur bind with a narrow strip*if waxed cloth warm enough to adhere anti hold tho parte m I SlU.O fan:. place . -______ ___ . . cTn b-nd to tbo year 18711. rtayl»S ?I*rWr-. In ItackuKL Marbk^ which odcc boasted a- many | Tho Cnfifaraia Frrtit Grower . •ft ” Consultation Free. Harper’s Young People. tSS’£"5 seemed to fill lf» columns. quality.ul fnuL ___ raltoHN* of *yerythltw tbrt tarttateMje very pretty hotM.y hns ?£tJtSg..J.al drolrabte tu jurnnllc literature, uosiuo Jxuly Awake ...SSl Zta Sto U.» United State, re and 1 wrote l f nrful ouo ^Uur tho United States or C'°t w'celi II fM*t «f th,n«*t0 lte JIS? my mother .. . girts In e»*D' fanil Ij• wlitelt it vl»’ta.-Brooklyn ^I^'uUsofcqwlnicnu in tls'enhirn_____ ‘’ll'N wor.derfnl In it* w^Uj £'eSl‘U,Or com on mallou and interest -t-iristtan Advue»-t. nmrir.:H TERMS: Po-rage Prepaid, fd 0« Per Year. Y'v . X imgliis November <t. ■***• roots the more fa-mal'ic stwelfnen Copy Minton receipt at a two-cent «•«*• j» uranx th» l«hn}>. ActSon tlibu»u.-nptiron. the ukuhneJ-ral vw._k.fa 1’1-r Cento raeh. __ " tr, cu]tjvotc Ute m-ul yep fch^; was ant even hemmed. 1 w«*ro a wreath << orange tdrawrtnk. but do Jewelry —Nelly Bly'a interview m h«w '•wx World. The eranberre reap ire. b«n reread JSrnx* Ct^U.11:0 utra^' tiftues it is ctdlwl bv r.nothfr nnnic; the alley-tor is confounded with his hro^her <rf tho rank nnd flte; them arc no longer sold tho finer varieties in atobo and i,-~ sitertre nnu glass or In ooloml n=<l .tnnky innrbte. nor . Ixjvs, like sparismen. ycarH for n iuu . boot nor .do they r-tudy any, longer tl intricacies, tho pcHsifailiues and tl tlrtics by which their tag way t* ow -mlv only ployed Tho gnuio is now nlavra by litllo b^sXtheir bag Knoll: their gurao b Sta. ur.d uTmerer tlyy car. ratsc a PC-UIV tile marbles bcc.jmc a vchielo for ga.inS.-artnnU,B.v^ | „.d dcreerert bj trelj irosU. J ers would fail. RHEUM, catarrh. 25^ �Hastings Banner only a dealrc but a dredded disposition to Aiouro Ferri.; vs. Nrttle Ilaymoad and turn over a new leaf and to keep H tunmd. Martha A. Wood: foreclosure. Decree'and Society l» Just aa safe In the Judgment .of and ontar of sate granted. every one who knows him with Ctemant The following divorces were granted: Mugridge a tree nan «« it would be were Alice Carsou va. Frank Carson. be to be deprived of his liberty. He .is William IL Stricken va. Mcllaaa Striek- - Hasting*, Wednesday. Nov. 38, 1888. MARUMALX tux BAjrnx»K. micei., pmtoffice, Avourr 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Detroit Tribune calls attention to th* fact thnt In the. 38 counties of this mate which voted on local .option, the total vote cast against tl»e manufacture and sale <a intoxicants was 87,530, and the rote for . the continuance of the mnnufgctwre and sale of intoxicants, J-(,ooa, Majority for ■’ county pndilbition, 18,530, to a total vote 131.542. These Baine 08 eouidi** tiite year voted aS follow: For governor, Luce, 118,805; Burt, 07,008; Ch’eeney, prohibi­ tion, 11,418. Total vote, 327,110, The thin! party prohibition vote was JustS per cent, of 1116 total, which shows that the prohibition party contain* a mighty small faction of the temperance people ot Michi­ gan. It will continue to grow into utter insignificance. In 1884, tiie total vote cast In South Car­ olina for stab* officers and congressmen ■was 33,000. Iu this, the 3rd congressional district of Michigan. ,40.000 votes were east that same year, 'fhe 83,000 votes In South Carolina elected seven congressmen. The 40,000 votes of this district were . represented at Washington by bnt one con­ gressman. Who dare say there is any Jus­ tice in 38,000 voters in South Carolina wielding segen times • the Influence at Washington of the 40,000 voters of this district? The official return* of Virginia give Cleveland a beggarly 1,500 plurality nnd the democrats hud to practice the most brazen frauds to get even that sinaU plur­ ality. When the era of fair elections In the south shall come—and It will and must bp soon—both the Virginias will be safely republican. The solid south will not much longer be permitted to dominate congress by means of the irapprendon by fraud and violence of the cohired vote. The solid north can out-vote a* well as it -once could whip into subjection the solid Indianapolis Special to N. Y. World: For Chairman Clarkson to break forth m -he did in praise of (ten. Alger’s value In the campaign was a very significant thing. He ( bold there was no over estiatatlng Alger's aid to tl»e cause, and Clarforan's knows. He considered it remarkable Uiat (ten. Al­ ger should have fallen in 90 prime)}- after being defeated. This rather benrs out tin­ ' -opinion of Indianapolis, which firmly set­ tled upon Alger for secretary nf war. The Journal keeps up it* wall about “boodle.” The Journal well knows Uiat the democratic party, with which It has cast Its ioL uaed “boodle” not only In Barry' eouuty, hut in the state. It know* That the candidate for governor which It supported. this year, pet out to buy the Covernorshfii of Michigan by the nse of boodle. HeN&tled. and his |*rty failed. Hem*- these crocodile tears of the Journal ’editor, i It is now said that Ddh Dickinson and • -Secretary Vilas were tho two members of Cleveland's caldnet who were motrt responaible for the famous free trade message of the president The*- assured him tliat by means of that message Cleveland would ©ertainly carry Michigan, Wisconsin, Min­ nesota and perhaps other northern states. How he carried them la best- told in the returns from ttxw states. ,' ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Circuit court adjourned for this term at 6:30 last evening. Don’t forget the Thanksgiving matinee Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Uncle Josh Whitcomb will be there with his pumpkins and oxen. Friday night Brownie’s Tlieatre Co., will appear In "The Pearl of Savoy.” This is •ladle* night” Souvenir programs will given to each lady who attends. . Happening to stop into Messer Bros. A Reynolds establishment yesterday we wvn’ Shown what Is certainly the best feed cut­ ler in the world, th; Dlx fwd cutter. Xvery farmer who has seen Lt has express«d himself as convinced that the Dlx is far In the lead of all other feed cutters made. St has attachments for lutnd or horse pow«r. Farmers should see this feed cutter. It la not only something new, but sorneWng Immense, and commends Itself to any observer as being the best machine of . " Stauffer Jk Crawley have a wide rcpuia’ 1km as poultry buyers. Hie have made it a practice to buy only such as was in tiie best of condition, and consequently have been able to pay top notch price*. Their >wroha*M for the Tbanksgiving market This year were unusually large and mi­ nimally good—the display shown the Bam- sum. Stauffer * Crawley make It an In- -gRrattry to sell to diMjiose of the same to Iteeai. They pay cash, or give in exchange •<he beat powdbte selection in dry goods, mraecries. boots and shoes. They are «tlll 4u the market fur ail th* dressed poultry Ch judgmenl of the court has made him, a free man. Therefore Justice is meted out by his liberation. Such was the view taken* by fair-minded men who know Mugridge, and who are not mon who Would deefcv anything else than what was for the best A pHltlon asking Judge Hooker to do 11* he did was signed by nearly every busmens and professional man of Middleville,' and by a large majority of tin.- business men of this city. These men felt that Mugridge had been punished enough to teach him all the lesson that tmnlshmcnt can teacli, and thll fa »’“Kht not to l>e punished further merely brcnfl«‘ he bad attempted to escape punfehment at one lime and that through the conniving and Intrigues of auppoaed friends. A Cliarlca H. Cook v*. Mary Cook. Henry Grow v». Florence A Gros*. The ca«ea of John A Vetdlne vs. Fran­ Dr«aM<d OMduiu.' •priairr'. cis E. Olney. Abram A Push a!., bUl of Inter-pteader; and Francis K. Olney v». daR.bM —............................. John A Verdine, Abram Post, et al. bill to declare mortgage saUsfiecl; were tried to­ gether by jury. A decision was rendered in favor of F. E. Olney. Mary Norton vs. Louis L. Norton, beotto Nash, et al.; dkoroe and alimony. t*ouMnued by consenL Julia U Putnam vs. Adam Tinkler; bUl for specific performances, etc. Continued hy consent. The trial of Dr. J..T- Goucher, charged with attempting to rob the grave of Eddie IJaat evening, br. J. T. Goucher was Branch, was concluded Wednesday. After brought ix'forv Judge Hooker to receive his un absence of four hours the jury brought sentence for an “attempt to dig up, disin­ in a verdict of guilty. The case was con­ ter, remove and carry away” the body of ducted on the part of the prosecution and Eddie T. Branch, for which crime he had defense for all there was to it. And It been duly convicted. Bls remarkable seems to be the conviction of those who nerve and resolution showed Itself to lira 'llatened ta the trial that it was conducted last. Apparently he was under perfect throughout in . a spirit of fairness. The self-control, and betrayed no emotion, Hastings correspondent ta the Detroit wjien naked by Judge Hooker if he bad Tribune Interviewed the doctor and tele­ anything to urge as to why punishment graphed the following to the Tribune. It should not be visited upon him, lie cooly covers the ground so completely that we folded his arms, and replied calmly “Only present it to out readers: this, that I am not guilty.” Judge Hooker Dr. J.’T. Goucher is a resolute man. His talked to the prisoner In his usual kind firm jaw and thin lips indicate that He and fatherly way. and concluded by say­ is bright keen and brainy. He is about Ing that he would sentence him to “one five feet and seven Inches in bight, has year. It hart! lalx»r, in the state's prison at dark hair aud a piercing black eye. His Jackson.” Goucher seemed but little If at age is about to yedr*. He Is original ami all unnerved by the pronouncement of the ingenious, qualities thnt proved of great penalty. value to him in bbi practice at and around Nashville. He is just now a ttnlqne at­ traction here as the man Just convicted of trying to rob a grave last winter. Deacon James Caniptxd), a well-known The Tribune railed on him to jail. He and n»|x*cted citizen of our city, died at was very gloomy. He protested his Inno­ the residence of Mr. Eston Rork. Wednes­ cence stoutly and declared that he would day of last week. npjwa! the case to the supreme' court. For somejnonths Mr. Campbell lutsjieen Further than this lie refused to l»e Inter­ sutYering with the terrible disease known viewed. His wife and child left him last a* creeping palscy, and for several weeks spring. His wife was not at the trial. there has lxt-n but little hope of his teoovThe following is a full statement.of facts ery; his death tliereforc was not unexpect- brought out in the trial juat ended: Eddie Branch, a highly rw»|x*cted young He lost hh wife about one, month ago. man living In the western part, of Castle­ and since then he has lieen almost helplees. ton townsliip. was killed Sunday, Jan. 8th, Mr. Campbell has been a resident of by the accidental discharge of a gun. The Hastings for 17 years, and wav known as funeral occurred at the Barryvllle church an intelligent gentk-num. a worthy citizen to Cutieton the following Wodnextay. ami and an exemplary Christian. the remains were buried In the Barryvllle He was a soldier in the late war for sev­ <x*metery. eral years, doing his part well in his na­ The next morning the uelghlxirs noticed tion's conflict. that the grave had b-x:n tanqiered with. He was a prominent and worthy member They found near It jdeees of coffin box. of the Hastings Baptist church, and was An examination of the grave was made by liberal almost to a fault In its support He them on Jan. 13. About two feet down was very officious and active Ln the^erec- they found n halier strap which they could tion of the Baptist church building in tills not pull out. Further down a dark lantern city, and wax up to the time of his sickness and a saw were discovered. Further ex­ doing his utmost to remove the Indebted­ amination revealed that the coffin lx»x nnd ness from the property and sustain the ser­ coffin had !>cen smashed in with acrowbar. vices. His death is a great Itereavemeiit and Hint the halter strap was fastened to his church. alxiut the neck of Branch’s corpse. N'^ar Mrs. Rock and Mr. Frank Campl>ell are the grave a dally paper was found address­ his only surviving children. They deeply ed to Dr. Winn, who occupied the office mourn the loss of father and mother, but with Dr. Goucher at Nashville. Early the sorrow not as tboac who have no hope. next month back of the Barryvllle church Deacon ('ampbell and his wife were de­ and near the cemetery a jxdr of gloves wenvoted Christians and Ixith died peacefully, found and some pieces of a tubular lantern going to their reward with the brigtit satis­ which the snow of January 13 had covered. faction that their future would be glorious. These were found after a thaw. Those Tlielr funerals were attended by a large qtoo examined the grave were convinced number of friends ami neighliors. Bev. tliat it had caved In on the grave robbers OviaU, pastor of the Baptist church offi­ and that they were either frightened away ciating. or that it had become too light for further proceedings. Under-Shdriff P. A. Sheldon took the case in charge. The dark lantern The following an* the casw-s disposed of. was Identified as the property of Dr. at the November term of court: Goucher by the dealer who had sold It to The people vs. John Curtis: larceny. him and by a tinner who had repaired ft. The court directed a verdict of "not guilty*’ The halter strap was Identified by a Nash­ to be entered. ville luiniessmakcr as one he had made The people vs. Edward Demaray; as­ nnd sold to I>r. Goucher. The saw was sault and Irnttery. Continued by consent found to be one Uiat hud been to the office upon application of the prosecuting attor­ of Dr. (toucher and the gloves were also Identified as his. In Goucher’s barn was ney. Armllte Hallock, wlw was convicted of found a tubular lantern with a broken concealing the death of hrr child, was sen­ glolxr. The pieces of lantern glolie. found tenced to pay a fine of 8100 and In default back of Barryvllle church correajxmded ex­ of payment of fine to be confined to the actly with those broken from this lantern. county jail for one year. The next day after the burial a patient The people vs. Clement Mugridge: for­ .found him in deep slumlxir from which be gery. After the jury was Impaneled ami was unable to arouse him till almost noon. sworn defendant withdrew hlajileaof “not Goucher attended Brandi’s funeral and guilty” and entered a plea of “guilty.” went forward twice to view the remains. The people vs. Thomas Casey; burglary. He also witnessed the burial. Suspicion Plea of “not guilty” changed to one of [tolntcd so strong ta him na the grave rob­ “guilty." Defendant was released <m sus­ ber that he was arrested Jan. 30. At his pended sentence, giving ball hi the sum of first examination he brought several wit­ 83WJ to.appear at the nefct term of court. nesses who swore tliat he was at Horatio The jieople vs. George Cox; receiving Warner’s In North Caatleion the night of stolen goods. Found “gnilty” and sen­ Jan. 11. that Mrs. Warner was very 111, tenced to jail for 60 days or to pay a fine of tliat he staid with her till midnight, and 8100 within 60 days. In default of pay­ slept tliat night al Warner’s. IToofs of ment of fine to be confined to the county this otibi seemed quite conclusive, and GoucImt asked for a discharge. Prosecu­ jail for one year. The jieople vs. Theodore Smith: felon­ tor Colgrove had the esse adjourned. ious assault.' Continued upon application Further search was made by the officers, who found that Goucher was at WameFs of the resiKindent. , The jieople v». William Bryan; seduction, Jan. 18 Instead of the 11th. A plea of "ntoxuilty” was entered and the Jn August last Goucher came to the case WM oonttnued upon application of the authorities here amt stated that ho hud positive proof as to the Identity uf the defendant. The people vs. James L. Gregory, .dis­ would-l»c grave robber*: that they were Dr. orderly imraoir. Continued upon applica­ Winn and * Nashville cigartnaker named Slosson. At Hie examination of Winn nnd tion of the prosecuting attorney. The jieople v*. Adalbert H. Winn and Slos-on Dr. (toucher, his father and Ar­ Charles W. Slosson: attempt to dig up, nold Debolt,’ a Nnahvllle. Wacksmltli. al­ disinter, remove nnd carry away a human leged that Unw overheard Winn ami Sloslaxly. Continued with leave to file infor­ tun dLscuaaXhe detail* of the crime and their connection with it In Winn’s and mation at the next term of court. The jxsople vs. Amos Broughton: viola­ Goucher's office. Dr. Goucher said that tion of the liquor law. Continued by con­ they had admitted tlielr guilt to him and sent with leave to file tofonnatlon next acknowledged using Ids horse, overeosL saw, lantern and gloves when they did IL tann. The people vs. Joseph Wilson; felonious He said they had prejmred a receptacle for assault Continued upon application, of the body under Sloason* cigar factory, the prosecultog attorney, with leaf® to file that tlwy had been studying medicine with him nnd were reading up anatomy at the information at the next term of conrt. The people vs. Frederick Adams; assault time of the grave robbery. He stated that with Intent to murder. Ptoaded “not they told him after Branch's death tliat lie guilty” aa charged but “guiltj” of an ta- would make a good Mil J«rt, and they were going to dig uj. hl* body, (toucher also introduced Icttura from the University re­ prison was imposed. The j*op!c va Alexander Kane; forgery. lating to supplying subject* for dlMtwUon. The tetter* were received al-out the time Continued. William H. Owen vs. John H. Beamer;, of the grave robbery and wore, he said, written at Winn** and Sloreon's leqnert. assumpsit DhxxinUuued. The Hastings City Bank vs. Leonard Wunderlich: aaaumpalt. Continued upon ।drcnlt court. but Invcailgatlcm showed that application of the plaintiff by consent and pared under Sh-wnu's factory, and that neither had studied medicine for two years. dollar*. First Nattotud Bank of Grand Haven vs. There wan mxiilng about the letters to Weaiey and Zagona Fox; aaaumpslL Jsaue nc doubt In Um mind* March LB, 18BB. Settled. John Holden, appellee va. Daniel F. New­ ton, appellant; a*suiu;Mlt. Continued. Sarah Wright vs. Frank C. Treat ct aL; trespaM on the caae. Cuntlnuad on appB- “5 Of New 'York, the well known and auceeaaful Specialist in Chronic < even of tho Eye and Ear. by roqnmt of many friends and jmtienta, has de< |1i'..,i ' Hastings, Saturday and Bunday, Dec. »lh and Mb. CunwtotUon and ewnin-1 ' . and conidential to h!.*< parka* at the Hastings House. Oflke hours from 9 , p. m., o»e day only. "* u' i $ thheayitao...... § $0 1 E to £ pRPRICE’s CREAM I’‘OWDEl* aking PERFECT I5P S •s r 14 PB DR. F. H. RORICK, At UNK CO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, JSTov AMr M*°E Its superior excellence proven In minions of home* P# more than a quarter ot a century. It is used by the United suites Government. En­ dorsed by the bead" ot the «trrat UoKrrstttra a« the 8tronae«t Purest, and most Heslthtul. Dr. Price’s Crvum Baking Powder does sot contain Ammonia. Lime, or Alum. Sold only tn cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. XXV VOBK. CHICAGO. . tT. UOUHI. . interpreters of (ecto. Crowded hous the only , ry dot loci, VI*.: He carefully nc am,«una« (be Kye.Eax,Nc helpd- -D. C. RANNEY,-. Auctioneer, HELTON, - - - ■ Tnnnday matin Thuraday Kve. Friday K*e.......... Saturday Eve.. •—*sws i win MICH. I am prepared at any time and at reasonable rates to cry auction sales. Have had ex­ perience in this work and can give satisfaction. Leuve orders with Ranney & Norwood, Del­ ton, Mich. Friday c Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Mich. CAPITAL, $50,006.00. Michigan-. thitf health ■nd cntnUanag their after bvc* may call ” I>». MUKICK Hu attain'd th* mow wonderful tvems in the treatment ol the caan to which he derotea ha apecul aitenoen. After ynnef eaperieaee ha baa ductrrercd the matt uifallibrf method of curHag weaknom ta the baric and limb,, ■voluntary duchartet, .topotency general deb.hty. wrromaea, lan*uat., c'lnftmaoa O< oieaa. palpcutkm of the heart. k>u o( memory, trrmbhog aodumXfny. drwaMt o( the^nja^tbrott and lunga. -^ecticna of th all can* denarura* from the aobtary habtt c! y-oerth and teem peaetten, blighting the axnt radiaat bopei and 1/ Bank'of Grand Ha- a. The <*>ei tfal! the reform of the L .offjckhs: O. G. Robinson, President; DnuccroRRt D. G. Robinson, Grebte. A Genera! Ranking Bmltiew Tran«acted. LOC Morrill ® Company’s IF YOU WANT A FINE 0 VERCOA T- Win A Ltah Wanted And come at once while the stock is complete. Ttanakag GLOVES AND MITTENS AT— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I The Largest Stock in the City. No end to UNDERWEAR at Prices that Knock Them All Out, and Don’t You Forget It William H. CO �astings H Banner, Soy. a>. ISM. "a. D. NI8KKRN. Local Editor. WANTED! party to represent a large east .-n-oratlon. Salary 960 and ronunfeGoud references and small security : ( All on or address ( S. P. CLEMENT. Everett House. Lansing. Mich. anniud 'ucvllngof the stockholders at the . C"iiietoryOo.otthe city of Hasting* hr'.d uu Wednesday. Ikwn.’xr Mil, IBM. ..•«clr p. m. at the eity couwell room. of tho teaatingwulMHMidiate | four tri'tee*. three for the term of three r place of Walter L. Wilkins, Local E x n and John BeSMncr. whose office ex­ <lav. one truiic- for two year* it . Willtons &^ondHMVBMPljMMMU Uier NiUneea ss may be brought before Unw uf gatfik to pros* buying K Mg stock tl,v ‘ property In the OlSsEJ ^?^rl3r .J*1™"1’* to OlmsteaxL Will sell cheap umj tesfas. Enquire of P. T. Colgrove. jKht Wednesday night a party of about 20 O4ve A. D. Cook a surprise at his n*sldencv Ln the tu-ermd wart by calling in to visit every memlicr be present Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and other im­ portant business transacted. Hougbtalln «fc Co. are receiving new giKKls daily, mid will aam have their store chock full of dry goods, grorerles, bootanti shoes which they will sell nt lowest rates. Highest prices for butter and egg». ■ . ,-r of lot» by parehast- are stoekboMr. entitled to siteli privilege' as are pre- W Saturday the engine of the cast bound I t.y law A punctual attendance o! all freight broke Its lever at this point aud the \!er* u hereby requested. • . train was delayed thereby until a repair man came from Jacksun-in the afternoon, Clerk.' and put the engine again in working order. f.il H. Browne's THEATRE COMPANY. 1 1| PEOPLE 14----- At UN I ONFALL, ?vov. QCBttL. *.)■:. t-rajif ah the leading and popu- i>f the day with special wenlc ef- ■ h»u.~4*< greet them everywhere. iu." this opjHirtunlty. It may be ddy •.iH-t-rfti** entertainment you will t aiatinev.'.......... Joshua Whlfcomb .. .Wonderful Girl .... Pearl of -Savoy ' i .r lay Hvo................. . . I-ancashire Lsm Uluitadoo. Jot: ChtMrq lie: F.raervrt.Seats. .. ,-n^ear'« drag store. lr'.«»d fur reserved mwIx for six ilshu Hiid mariner, 81.50. Rememlwr the last two 'totes Dr.'Baughman will be in Hastings for several months will be Frlitay November .tOlh and Friday Ih-rember 7lh. After the last date, the Dr. will go to Ohio to spend the winter. The funeral bf James Campbell, who died of paralysis, was held Friday after­ noon from hi* late residence in the first ward. The G. A. IL post, of which Mr. Campbell was a member, -attended in a body. Our reader* should remember that Good­ year's drug store Is the place where the dos­ ing ont sale of wall paper to going on to make room tor a new stuck. Prices lower than ever offered in Hastings and nicest Itottenis to select from. Dr. Lathrop now ha* the fltivat stock of book* to be found in the city, and he la selling them at remarkably low prices. Now to the time to bny your children books for tlx-Ir Chrtetnws' Do not fail to look at hto stock uf baJt*. • Smith. 11*1111 VAM«K ND Sts* EKS. IllXNl sl.TTr. <.KO(KKir.1. public for bringing to our city such an exeellcut settee of entertainments as those given by the James H. Browne Theatre Company. It is rare Indeed that so good a comply ran be Induced to make a town A. J. Bowne was lu the dty Mouso small as our city. |Xhe society connected with Emmanuel ArtSrnC* LBU,rop u honw Ann ebnrrh will be entertained Thursday. Dec. 6th. by the Mra. H. A. Goodyear. J. Dun­ Nelson Johnson visited in Greenville ning, J. W. Baiu-ron, D. S. Goodyear, O. Young. A. Atkins, J. F. Goodyear, and Mon day. the MIsmb Rose Goodyear and Gertie of Wwx,tand* *“ ,a thv Bentley. Supper from 5 until 7. City Monday. Charles Dean has purchased of P. R. w.-t .K>i^n an<l mothcr T,*U«d Gran l Dunning his Interest in the grocery stock Rapids Friday. owned by the firm of Dunning A Bugerr. ,Mr. Dunning will remain with the new Bush, of Kalamaxoo, waa In the Ann until after the holidays. We are <I«> yesterday. < pleased to welcome Mr. Dean to the busi­ 1 -Jr Jackson on buai- ness circle of this city and wish for the new firm abundant »uece*s. •esa Tliiirsds^ The Jaax* H. Browne s Tlieatre CouiJ. T Rock, of Grand Rapids, was In pamy Is one uf the best of Ito kind that lias town Saturday. visited Hastings in many v-eara. UnInn Kx-Gov. Austin Blair attendrt circuit hall was filled Monday evening to hear court last week. then: In "Fogg's Ferry." The play wa* J. Bessiner carries a felon around on well rendered, each character Iteing .inter­ preted with excellent taste. ••Chiu" wa* one of his hands. the feature of the play. Those who fall to Richard Johnson, of Middleville, was in hear this company during their stay here the city yesterday. will miss a rare treat I C. Flel'l visited Grand Rapids on M. F. Jordan was in town last week. . The Democrat in Ito vain endeavors to •core a point against the Bankku insisted all along that the totter had found Goucher guilty without a trial. <tf cour-w Uu-Bannkr had never taken such a position and the Democrat was barking np th<- wrung tree. Bnt what does tliat paper think now about Thursday night Mills Phillip# and fam­ ily were down town. When they returned home tote in the evening they found a good start for a conflagration. The fire was soon put out having only burned along the floor. It is supposed that coals had drop­ ped from the stove to the floor aryl thue set things going. business Tbunxlay. Mrs. Char. Barlow, of Coldwater, visited tn the dty Monday. , D. C. NeAIUster, of Kalamaxoo, wa* In the city Wednesday. Miner Kral er.’of Middleville, was In the city on business Friday. W. A. llama and W. Grand Rapids yesterday. Graham visited , Mrs. J. ifobertsyn, of Irving, Visited friends in the city but week. I Mrs. .1. Greble vid ted her mother, Mrs. E. Butler, In Marahal last week. ' Mrs- Everett J>avenport. of .Saline, to visiting relatives tn this vicinity. Ml#* <»us Llvbhauscr. of Nashville, vis­ ited friends In this city last week. Any teacher in need of a time piece will do well to call at my store. 81.50 will buy Uh* neatest clock you ever saw and 54.00 a fine niekle watch. Better watches 1 will sell on the installment plan of monthly payment#.* Jons Bkmu^cr. Jeweler. 100,000 pounds of live and dreaaed poul­ try wanted, for which the highest market price in <*a.«|i will be paid. Dre-sea! poul­ try taken exery day except Friday and Sat­ urday: live poultry taken every day. Ackkhsos a Hants. AH notes and accounts due the estate of the late Wm. S. Goodyear and the firm of Good­ year & Barnes must-be settled at once. F. G, Goodyear. Challenge. Mil N. T. Dia.mo.xi>, Hastings, Mich: Since your defeat of Stewart, of Grand Rapids. 1 understand you are full of con­ ceit and say you can throw any Wilkinson down that Ilves tn this county. I hereby challenge you to a match at Collar and ElIww. best 3 falls in 5.for a purse of 530. C. W. Mixer left Monday for a short 1 have this day deposited 810 with John •visit In Greenville with hto brother Curtis. Cole: the winner to bike 75 per cent of. the gate receipt*. The match to take place Mis# Mabel Seileek, of Nashville, .was any* where you may name and at any time. the guest uf Miss Mae Tomlinson last Now put up or shut up. week. Cloverdale, Nov. 23. 1888. . G KO KOI. WH.KIXSOX. , Friel Boise and wife and Miss Edna Truman.* of Nashville, were In the city Thursday. ’ Our pay to stop dun notice. Married, In this city. Mias Millie Schram to John E. Mohler. They left yesterday for Chicago The Union and Central Pacific roads, Mrs. I). E. Eyeleshymer visited 1wr and Pullman Company, put on, December daughter, Mrs. ’K. D. Davto. In Middle- 5th. a weekly train of Pullman Vestibule Cars to run tietwvn Council Bluffs and vllle last week. Ban Francisco. Steam heat, electric IlghL C. H. aud M. S. Wolcott, of Jack win. separate bath rooms for ladles and gentle­ were In the city last week In atU-ndancv men. barber "sbop, ulnwrvatlon and smok­ at the circuit court. ing rooeu. and a female attendant for la­ M. C. Retsl. of Lonlsvllle, Ky., a former dles ano children make it “the finest train resident <Jf Hastings, was a guest at Ell In the world." Fare between Council Bluffs nnd San Francisco, Including every­ •Throop's last week. thing—ticket, berth and meals—will lie Mias Hortense; Van Zlle. (if Charlotte, 8100.00. whu has been visiting at P. T. Colgrove's returned home Monday. The C. I- H. C. will meet at the home of M* P. T. Van Zlle, who was the gtxsat I). IL Cook Friday evening, Dec. 7th. Those afflicted with chronk)disorders should mneiulier that the last opportunity tlwy will have to consult Dr. Boughman last week of P. T. Colgrove and family, re­ Tii'* following i.« the program: for several mynth* will be Friday, Nov. turned Saturday to her horiie, Charlotte. 30th and Friday Dee. 7th. After the tost RrpeatTnK 1 onl'» Draper. Mrs. George Merrill ncr Marlon Butler, KoU r*Il-Fseta about Herodotus. date. Dr. Baughman will go to Ohio to History of Grreoe. etiap. XII.—Nr. Striker. spend the winter, aud will not be here of Washtenaw county, to visiting In the rapar. iTbe Janissaries " -RSlpb Wooten. city. Mr. Merrill la expected here tills again for several months. Coltogr GreekCourse. chaps. Land IL—Mrs. Timmernuut. The new state law forbidding the use of 81ngins.No. 15. The lixluuis nt the U. 8., CbautauquAn - Mrs. J. W. Leonard returned Thursday from stoves in railway passenger roaches went Birk,, Into effect Nov. 1st But the railroads are Chicago. He expect* to remain in the city Gossip about Greece. ChMtuuquao-Anna in no great rush a taxi I obeying the man­ until May, when be will goto Chicago to Besamer. * Reading. "The Conjunction of Jupiteraud dates of the legislature. It will no doubt rvalde. Venus."-Mrs. Barba-. be just as easy this winter to go Into eter­ A. Clark aud wife, of Dutton, Mrs. .1. (Vitle-Mr. Puffer. nity warmed by the heal of a burning j»as- Carvetb. (ten. Clark and F. Clark, of Middose with singing No.». dlevillc. attended the funeral Friday of Th- I), of IL social held at the 1. <>. O. James Campliell. Our pay and must have IL Smith. Hamm a Va.xArmax. F. hall Friday evening was a general suc­ T. S. Brice, county clerk elect, and fam­ cess. and Hon. Clement Smith did jnitky ily will soon remove to this eity where they Below we give the apportionment oTTi'to the subject be spoke upon: he was ful- will occupy the house owned in the aec primary school Interest fund to the town­ lowvd by P. C. Norman Bailey. , The Hing­ 9,088, ing by the choir and the Stone girls wa* nnd ward by Mr. Glilman. irculatlon this week. ships and cities In the county. The D. Cramer fl- *’■* "O,<1 ,w,t ^to Jaw amount la apportioned at the rate of .rtd excellent followed by a general good time Union w-rvlces at the Methodist church which was enjoyed by all. v business in Ann Arbor and will oh Jan. per capita: -morrow 1st, 1889. commence practice In this place. We wonder what the Journal and Itano- His Intentions'are to make Hastings his An ineroa-te of pension ha* been granted crat think now alxwt the' conduct of the future home. David 1L Trega officers In the Goucher ease. Very poor I owl tsklp Dr. Baughman will be at the Hosting* work they made getting evHenee together, The .Star W. C. T. U. will dm on didn't they? But In spite of the excellent work done by the officers In this case and Tuesday of next week at the home of Mrs. I to- assortment of candies, fruits, nuta, the result of the trial, we suppoee our con­ Stanley. rigara. etc. at Frank Beamer's. The lecture by H. IL PattengBlfl the temporaries will still insist that the officers are nothing but stick* and that Goucher to High scliodl room Friday evenbig promises Carttmi InnocenL mid ward will be boon completed. tn be of much Interest. Cwt Mon People should remember that a ipot of Wood wanted from tlnnw who have The Brown Theatre Co. at Union hall Hast lug* water on the stove that burns coal or gas every night this week. <Jo ami hear them. Hast logs illy. i r-misej the same on subacription. fiX : ::::: to a necessary irftlcle. This to always use­ You will be amply repaid. lax receipt' printed at this office on ful In close rooms with carpets on the floor. Jobti'tswn The right of way for the C. K. * 8. R. Maple Grove. • hurt notice and at niwinable rates. The skin and lungs always need moist air. K. has born all secured as far as Wood­ "rang-\|.lITairicvIUe Ml ;i<-ccamU due the late firm of Hougb- People Itave noticed that plants d<» not tkxirish In a room where eoal Is burned, land. and but little grading remains to be UoUand . ti ti A Ltehty must be paid at once. Tliornai'ple because a slight. jkiImujous gas. or vapor done. Woodlaod.. Wanted, tn trade property in city for a is cositlnually escaping- This is not notic ?? ­ J/lIenry Newton contemplates building Yankee Spring* inn. C. D. Bkkrk. ed by khmm, but plants quickly detect I) ___ creek, and erect' 1 race, ___________ connected wltn Fall creek. and caret Total........... lug a planing mill to be run by the power O'fc? Denn to is filling In and grading and do not thrive. tto ’-t ju-d weetirf the Episcopal church. Nesi Tuesday evening a meeting will be thus an-tired; Following are the real estate transfers Fred Young, a young boy. was arrented for the week ending Nov. 96th. 1888. as Ilrim-iniwr that Beamer the grocer can held at the Methodist church, at TM . 1. you with everything for Thanksgiving o'clock, for the purpose of considering the yesterday cluurg'-d with cruelty to animals. taken from the books In the register's office. question of organlxing s choral society. Justice Kehnvton adjourned hl* examina­ Mathis' H. Reynolds to Junes Philips; k*‘ All persons who sre interested snddealre tion to Monday. hlk r Phillip'* add Nashville IMO. Thanksgiving oysters direct from BalU- to liecouw s member of such s society arc Andrew I- Eno to Gilbert Whitmore, sa aec Jas. H. Browne's theatre company are ntt're in bulk or cun at bottom prices at rwiuested to lx* present. It to necemry Wm. L. <M»;»ateetr that you should come the first night In giving entertainments In Union hall tills Hauk Beamer's. Tw7lW< W to Jas. D. C. Hubbard; Ma rec E order tliMt it may be determined definitely week to crowded Iiouiw x. Mo far they have You wirn’t do yourself Justice If you given the best of satisfaction. Tb"n'»t'l'te ddn't look over Beamer's sfoek before buy­ that such an organliaUon would succeed. l*rof. D. C. McAllister, the popular KalnThe firm of Rogrra * Dean wish to aning holiday goals. maxoo director, will be there and will nouuce to the public that they will con­ Those who suffer from chronic diseases drill the singers present In order that they tinue tlie grocery business at the former gricsn Elizabeth E. McArthur to i • an eoiHult Dr. Baughman at the liast- may tmdmtand his method of working. location of Dunning A Itogrng Mr. Dean MSBmm «i»Ifljt* house next Friday. Momec Wood to sanis; oo see Dr. Baughman will be at the Hastings' having purchased the Interest of Mr. Dun­ Wm. Wood to mmc; on we 1 The Michigan Central bow sends out house Friday November HOtii and Frida} ning. All bills against tbn firm of Dun­ :rem Detroit IflU train# dally. In 1854 Itecetuber 7th. The Dr. will mxmi leave ning A Rogers are assumed by the new ■1 S Hart^to Aa.n‘1 Hartfort' lol . Staley'. turns were threw train* each way dally. here for Ohio where be will spend tlie firm and all accounts due the old firm will zludou ’H1 n'ori lo Chaa Olner; tea ww 4 But be paid to Rarer# A Dean, who desire tliat MorriU A Co-'are selling 4-ply Burn col­ winter, and the above dates are the only they shall be promptly pidd. ones which he can give to Hastings. Tbonc lars. lateas styles at 10c- ur three for flfic. who are suffering from chronic il Im inters We arc always good to our friends the IS YauUe Spring* »*:s' ntfs Ific. or two for 35c.. for the nsxt 30 Isaac H. 10 "m- Surrl»; louasee. should improve this last .opportunity to enemy, so we did not win any of tiu*lr •lays. ■ | consult iw. Baughman. Hto suoces* and tnoney or ehattk* on the election. But we IrGwr*'^a»*r<'. to John Campbell toa see 10 The Mkldleviile Republican furee now extended experietxw in the treatment of allowed Senator Colgrove to buy ua a new .1 John CamnbelL Hla sm : -ust tbelr shines by a coal stove, and are chronic diseases make It highly desirable 41k hat—because he did not believe hr not disposed to crow over the rest of us . that tlx* afflicted should aee iilm. Remem­ woaM have a thousand plurality. It I*' U>' John E. Hfioup; toa rec: either. ber Dr. Baughman doe# not come to yo t ESbr » ax. H. r-vj; -Sheriff Shriner took Fred Avery to the ** rtravelling doctor. For yeara he has fully.—Charlotte RcpuWiean. practiced tn this county with the hlgbwrt Mate prison yesterday. Avery goes for measure of success. For the past fi*w five years on uccsmnt of same slabbing he ycara he has devoted himself exclusively evening was well attended and much en­ did at Fneport recently. to the treatment of chronic disorders of joyed by all. Prof. H. W. Dubre rendered LOCAL NEWS. We have a lurajler of city lota that we will M.i| ©n contract nmkiug the tenn* easy. Ajqily at the offices of Smith A I'ulgrove or W. P. Sid tram, Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Ralph Wooton to vlsHiiqj tn GrernvilU Dr. Baughman can be consulted ut the Tin*. Handy arrive! home yesterday for Hastings house Friday Novemtx*r SOth and a visit with H. Handy and family. Friday December 7th. These are the last Miss Cora Mack, of Baltimore township, vtolta Dr. Baughman yv 111 make to this city visited friends In the cltj last week. for aevera! moutha Those who wish to consul*, him should see him on the dates Sheriff Shriner bx>k a prisoner to the Detroit house of correction Saturday. nauo-d above. • Mr. and Mra. Estes Rork desire u» toextend -their heartfelt thanks to dir many friends who have so kindly given their as­ a racL Saturday of Dec. next fur the ae- sistance during the last sickness of their Mla’i'ti ot those wtx> wl'li to nav their father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. .Hid at iny uwu residence on each Friday They most aincerelv appreciate all tliat >xmr montli. their friends and neighbors Imve dune far Joux A. Bachku.rii. Hasting* township Treasurer. ftrt»4*rt Bmv hard*aro store eseb Saturday > iros tt»e Imooth of Dee., and at Car!too Cea<t c veb Friday of tti* um» month for the acui.«!..ih® of those who wish fo/pay their E. M.Wtowx. PER8OMAL_MEHTION. Miss Ruth Handy to seriously sick. space In the Baxxkh next week. Ix-j.lierJ was pronorinccxl Mix Minnie Loe's violin All notes and accounts due tho estate of tho Into Wm. S. Goodyear and the tiro of GoodT6<r & Barnes must bo ncttiou it once. F. G. GoonnuB. We are loaded with the . LARGEST AND FINEST LINE HEATING AND COOK STOVES Ever shown in Barry County, At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. REMEMBER We carry everything to be found in a first-class Hardware Store, including a fine line of Whips, Horse Blankets, Rohes, Bijgies, Cotters aoO Sleighs. We are closing out the well known FLINT ROAD CARTS at $15.00. Do not fail to look us over beforfe you buy. Goodyear Bros. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS • AND DRESS GOODS ------ AT------ Julius Russell’s. See his stock of new styles in MILLINERY GOODS. THE PROBLEM SOLVED! It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm your house or cook your meals is to buy the Garland Cooks and Heaters ed: powers -=<AT—- The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stoves, the same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged best Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. Politics are High! And store full of everything a family needs—Dry Good*, Gloves and Mittens, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. Hardware, Groceries, Bte. SOMETHING NEW"AJw“.TJ.“5ra""u’50c' TEA A nice line of Dress Goods. consisting of Flannels. Trioois, Bteck and Colored Cashmeres, Broadbeads, etc., with Watered Bilks, Bead and Braid _Trimmlngs. and Button* to match. CLOAKS! I have added thia year wxne rtee .PLUSH CLOAKS, to which I invite special attention. For ladles and children. OVERCOATS AND SUITS! Highest market price for produce �Reported on By the United Slates Treasurer. A VahaHe Raource for the Sick. supported by PowderlyMoratory -treasurer. Frederick Turner, of Phiiadelphi*. «nd Mr* Xher than Hlmmons Liver Sick Heartache am! other ailment* Attributed tv 1U11Iou*bcs«. PURELY VEGETABLE. C^ptatat *nd m. li aJ-w dTMtualty removes svmiiuiin* felt when bile is Itnper- taJned at tbs head ot tho woman** depart State* TrvoMir cr Hyatt, lu his annua! report of tbe operations daring the year and conpal year ended June 30, 1888, reports tbe net revenue of the government for ths year, f.‘>79,:®’.»*74. and the net expamditurM.' Fi07.•X-4,m»i, tbe s®-plaas receipts available for the reduction ot toe public debt being fi'.ll,- Boston Dry Goods . Store Full Of attractive bargain*. Marr A Duff arc doing an Im meme trade th»« *«ason and well they might as Marr A Duff bars on the very finest. Unrest and beat BMortad line of Dry Goods, and at toe lowest price*, that is shown In tbe country'- Marr A Duff are MfilngDouble Shawls, extra heavy, for <3.25, <3.s5. and M.M. always sold for 81.80. tow and 87-C0 Single shawl* In tne same proportion. You want to see ottr heavy Beaver Shawls that we are selling for 87.7', ftt-00. $5.00 and <a.(X>. Thr«e Hbawl* are well worth IIA). $6.0.'.’ 87.00 kmI 83.00. We closed out an import­ er’s Block of these goal* and they are sell Im: Cleats ! Ms! Ma! tlarr & Duffhave tiullt an extra addition and Is u»ed for cloaks entlrelv and the bargains Marr A Dutt are showing are surprising. 1mHacqucs in doth and the finest values In toe country la Plush Jackets. Wraps aud Sacquea. Tiiesc are special values and at least.»percent, cheaper than elsewhere. Children aud Misses Cloak*. Marr & Dutt can show the largest line of three good*, and at tbe lowest prices, that has ever been shown under one roof. Call and examine. Uita! Iita! ande increased during the yeiir from 334.87V to «IS9,804.342. Tbe. not change of |<-0.&7t>,8>4 in tbe bolancn wau produead by an increase of 48* in tbi»-a«*;t*, and a decrease of K£>,053,the liabilities Tho silver balance fell off more than 837,0<X\<xn. Tlie rrindpal in­ crease of awmte was in United Btntee notes and depoaite in national banks, nnd the princi;»t deiTnase of liabilities, in tbe public dubt and thi» funds for the redumption of na­ tional bank notes. There was a not docreate.ot 874,TVS.U30 during tbe fiscal year to the principal of tho Interest-twaring debt Tho total purchase of bonds for tlie sinking fund, and out of surplus revenue*, were 831,464.300, the net premium paid, excluuivo Of accrued interret, being <8,270,84IL46. The gold and silver coin and bullion to the country* aud ail kinds of notes and mrtifkwtaa outaiaodlng no June 30, 1887, amounted to 81.WS,2ai.S*2. and on June 30, 1888, to tS,tat,MH,(m Tbo stock of gold nnd sUrer increased during tbeyenr from <*,007,513,4*01 to <1.098,•'fSi.l^o.b.’l—mostly in gold. Tbe facrease tn the volume of toe paper circulation wst $83,424,4’X.1, resulting from an increase of <11O,.*IH1,955 in tBe amount of certificate* and a falling off of <2ti.*iV»,554 55 to tbo total of notes and fractional currency. *• Thu redemptions of United fitates notes at the treasury during the year amonnted to 863,353,iW). Since the resumption of specie yaymeutr only 8&I,73*.454 tare been re­ deemed m gold. With the increase of coin certificate*, of which there are now more In accordance with the amended consUtutlou General Master Workman Powderly namud night candidate* from whom the re­ quired number was to be takes by toe as­ sembly for tbe eftaiUve board, as Jcflowii: Wright, Philadelphia; Toomas B. McGuire, New York; H. C. Trafbagon, Cincinnati; John Devlin, Detroit; J. J. Holland, Jack­ sonville, Fla.; Johu Costello, Pittsburg, and J. J. Crowley. Charleston, Mio. Tho flrat ballot resulted in ihv selection of three—A. W. Wright, Holland nnd Costello. Two more ballots were required to select the fourth member, and in tbe last Davlin came out tbs winner finite; at Dowagiac, the fir. family as an inhabitant of tbe fartbei shore, returned a few days since to good health nnd sph-ita He bad been “out west" for a visit John B. Briggs bns been bald to trial'at tlie next term of tbn Higinaw circuit court Marr & Duff. Default having been made tn the conditions ot the Register ot Deeds lu the County of flurry and State of Michigan, on tbe nth day ot Mxreh. IBM, at ?;«D o'clock p. m. In Uber » ot mortgages on page M>. sold mortgage being ven to secure the payment of .five hundred from the date thereof tt>- theretore. said mortgage being due and and by which default the |»ower of sale ■u saia mortKAKe contained has become opera­ tive: and whereas there Is claimed to he due .and unpaid of principle and Intereal on the said .mortgage the sum wsix hundred and two dol­ lar* and thlrty-tUree cents (*<ios.33) a* tbe date of thia notice and , c. NjtwmuuiT. estod, but It was found on inquiry that the jKMition waa tendered to him a few days who insist that tbe town would grow faster if they h»J fewer pill and powder dtopenasrs. Flint clothier* tried tbe 6 o'clock closing scheme and it work*! all right until aome dealer liegau to lengthen his Lxuiuew Lours, are busily engaged bringing in tbe catch, one of which returned with 7,000 pounds oo a ’ recent trip. Tbe fl.fa are mostly trout, and Not a case of contagious dieee**’fa Ja>. k«ou. against them. Many located on tho loud in good faith, securing |>atenta from tbe United fitates govurumout, nnd to them theevictlons seemed cruel and unjust. Tho land company makes no compromise. When the the set­ tlers make overtures to buy their laud, as many of them are doing, tboy arc charged ROUGH WEATHER IN THE EAST. had gone oukxThe treasurer is of the opinion New Year. Nov. :.*«.—The first snow of the season fell yesterdny.cover Ing the ground to tbe def>th ot about an inch. The day war windy nnd raw. Hail followed tbe snow, and last night there was a gale blowing from Reports from Bo»tou aay the wind is blow Ing a gala at tbo rate of fifty mile* an hour eolation could be based with perfect safety and in aome places tliat much tea­ on the uncoined metal. board property U fa danger and Tbe amount of fractional silver coin in tbe •onw desiroyetl; that fear* are treasury has not changed much since (be .entertained in Maine and MassuchUKUa, first accumulation after the resumption ot porta fur the fishing fleet. A * Portland specie payments. Of a little rno^e than 130.- much damage has boeu in the harbor. All OUU.OOO held on June 30, 18*8, f3U,50<i,COO was over Now England re per to say six inches in half-dollars and only 85,500,000 lu other piece* The treasurer pointe out that this proportion, which does not vary much from Telegraphic communication is difficult, and railway travel somewhat impeded. Tbe thing like 115,000,000 In 30-cent pieerw that storm reaches southward to Charleston. are not needed for circulation will doubtlows be carried Ly the treasury until they are re­ coined into other denominations or absorbed by the growth of business. the Hyde Park police Mitchell According to its story William ward politician, was tho south side the evening of Eva’s mur^7//; der, to company with xva MrrvHKi.t. duend to drink liquor, afterward driving off in a buggy with ber lief, from observation during the late politi- withdrawing from tbe organisation, which WjcatTA, Kan.. Nov. 3*.—Friday night there wus a prcullar ppucreding at the Union depot in this city. Frank I-tod vail Lindwall* here, a distance of thirty inlles, at a terrific rate. Ha l>ur«t into tbe dtaqwtcfaert offlos and lotat Lin lwall in a frlgbtfnl manner. • Nxw Yuxk, Nov. X4.—One hundred and five years ago Hunday ton British ovecuafed thia dty. The occasion was odebnited here Saturday and ix>n«teted ot a parade, to utlnvitatiooa*to toe veterans of all tiae r*giiui*n|a of this city. Tho line formed al 2 p. na. of Fifth avenue, right reeling on Tbir tho situation. tha union will issue a circular to-day out­ lining grievances and making kuown iu in- mortgage contained, and Mute* lu such ca.*c made GEN. PALMER’S WITHDRAWAL. on Friday, the 21st day «f t, at one o’clock in tor th front floor or entrance he city of Hasting* in the ouuBty of Barry and state of Michigan (that be­ ing the plat e of holding the circuit court for the SriitXGnLD, DL, Nov. 23.—Gon. John M. county of Barry, where Mid premiM* arealtuat- Palmar, late Democratic candidate for gov­ -vdj sell at public auction or vendue to the hlgiternor of Illinois, has withdrawn from mem­ «st bidder the nremise* described In bership in the Grand Army ot the Republic. Nov. 24 —William And now they vie with the dealers In wet The fishing industry at Charlevoix U pan- liigh have formed a union, with K. 8. Boyn- <178 312.650 United fitates liqnds to secure national bank circulation nnd <50.138,000 to secure public money* held by depository bank*. Thera was a decrease during the year of <13,634,030 -in tbe amount of tbo former, and an increase of <29,043.300 In tbe amount of tbefatter. There was 858,5.3,511 of public money held by the banks, an in­ crease of 835.805,083. Ioxacb," Maeh., year* tn state’s prison at Jacktun by Judge Sterrefm- keeping a disrcputaltie bouse. He broke jail Friday night and i* gone. telegraph operator to supply Owing to iiers ar ingot*, arguing that tbe present sup­ ply of the dollar* will be sufllciont for any demand there is likely to be for them, and vrewtvd thing over th«« wire that di*pJi.*vri Train- The coinage of silver dolinn during, t ear amounted to <32,484,678, making the want or are willing to take, and recommends wm 11 unroe, with a population of but 5.000’ actual circulation was <38,481,771. It had been Impossible to meet tho demand for tbe denominations of |1 and <2, and lu couaa- <9,000,000 were drawn Into circulation be­ tween May and November, 1887; but when electric light toweni in U>e vicinity, from the qulrkh- restore &. ebbutr .il-*!.-.' wreogthen the mu-ni. ar..- :: white elaborate fire-works wpre ■« off and other evening. Edward Russell, the, Allendale man who Newberry's reappointment a* i><Htma«tor uf. this dty to place uf H. Corning Jn«M. criminalij4iA>auileJ a 10-yvar*-old girl, has reached bert Friday morning. It wa» at first mads light of by Ibose suppo-ed to Go toterTho Mio man who turned This department has been and is now the d* light of the country. Everything nice, new and tasty can always be found at this department and it is well known we sell our dress goods' at net distribution was only <39. 158. dred* of Ugbto in colored globe* twinkled An Old jAxuicao.n tired Jr.>tn : had placed h. Id* hands by x» }■!,, ■sbit.nrt... ‘ Stdj fartbr sweeny noil ;* ri-:J':.. Mimptloo. bfBnebiu*. catarrh throat ami iuux Mterthn *. *)»«.' rail teal cure lor n»rv<m*'del. • ; vous com;<!«!n:«. alter having t. -• fu! flirslive ]H>wvr* lulbuH felt u Id* duty to tt ki ■rilow*: ArtU.-Jrd lty th:* n> ’•» relieve Innnan Min,.-.-.. ....... .1.,«na»i. Freueli vr RajH-b. with iuit.i t, far fireparii gaud reuig. s-ii: t„ . dressing wIto »t«mt.. t.An.h.;Noyes. 1«> imuer f fan.... ft.<!..-*:er *. oat uf their* homes, their furniture piled up Since the and inscribed oo its front In mammoth let- *OHV**»*“ nild LbsunrWhich I* not akin to p»in IP*«dte«ug Ubly . *• Ole-in,*< resreiilte, rant In Ulca,w# M "‘'■‘rirt. in such cases the tamou* 'ount ■■ t.- Foley amount ouUlanding iucreaaod from <145,- IWS. Thu kalamazoo celery crop uii, baisxtcdbyJan.il. made M light as day by innuruerabl* electric lights arranged in many fantastic furan. A delivered by Johu C. D smelly. Dress Go6Hs. of the limo to furnish them m they have (OO piople from ••-BTbHlir POLKT. „ ________ every ____ Catboliu or- ___ ganiMtion in the city and surrounding towns mill* Thieves made a haul of f400 worth of not only notified the president of hi t accept • Oct, 18, 1887, and Feb. 3, compeniad by tbe reccy-tson commit­ tee of -’flu o< Detrbit’n nwet protai- THE CHICAGO »»t.STOFFICE. squatters and tbe Navigation & Railroad company is producing intense excitement. Yesterday morning 100 more write of eject- P. 8.-Man* & Duff have Inaugurated a new venture which they call Fnday’s Great Bargain Day. ft is proposed to sell special things on every Friday at specially low paces, co*t and lea*. For the one day each week only. Those bargains will not be sold Thursday or Saturday, but Friday only. StinunnBrca , wall known lumbermen at Muskegon, are building a 8150.000 mill at Wellington, and will eoon tackle the job of cutting 500,uj0,000 feet of logs iu that ter­ ritory, Tbe Canadian government recently placet an export duty ot 83 per l.CW mi pine Dntrott M. Tozer, gi-neral tm-r.-ianaat made an aaaih>oH*ni. amount in tho treasury, tbe total im-rea»e of tbe clreulatiou waa $»,9ul. 143. Th<-i*t were issued 81U'»,SMI,(JOO of silver certificates, mostly of the denominations of 810 and ^Iarr & Duff. tbe groin. Stewart now boards with tba sheriff. Tbe recount of the votes in the Tenth congreasic-ual district gives Wheeler, the repub­ lican candidate, a piumlity- ct 115. Michi­ gan's delegation to the Flfty-flrst congress will therefore stand nine Republicans and in Illuminated, and the reception as a whole Tn cotton, woiden. cashmere, flecre-llned cotton for ladles, children and gents. A big stock to select from at our usually low prices. country. Our facilities for buy Ing te better, our facintlre tor selling are much better-selling tor cash and one price, nnd having co bad debts of some one else to shoulder onto you- Another Important reason Is that we believe In small profits and quick sale*. Do not fall to come to the Benton Dry Goods Store for everything lu the dry goods line, wberd you can not only save money.but get an assortment to choose from. John Alien and Erastns Htewart. Bridge­ port fanners, qurreiied near th» division of crops In which they wsre mutually interest raved the bagiuaw valley. Tie thought ttmt this move will effectually check tho further DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES. Hosiery Chandler vs tbe Calumet and Hwla Mining company. In which tbe plaintiff sought to obtain an interest in mineral lauds bold by tbe defendant, waa d voided adversely to Chandler by Judge Ftaverece to tbe United Htatee district coart at Marquette. Tbe case the anwaaUy unanimously selecting Powderly to repnwant thn kulgbt* of thu world at toe Paris exposition. latter in tbe circulation has declined. Tbo denomination* Lrtow <10 are being displacod by silver certificates, aud those above <100 largely by gold certificate*. The volume of gold cartitlcntes outstanding Increased f'JO,536,333. reaching 8i«2,(»\l5O. tho highest point yet noted at tbo end of^any fiscal year. Hverytblng m this line for chUdrep, ladles and gents, in white, grey and scarlet, all quail- ** Mrs. John 1 xpg. of bbicu THE CONDITION OF OUR FINANCES. BixxanxaTOX. Ind., Nov. 82.—William Norman filed suit to court here IVudnreday morning asking 810.00 J damages from M. D. Reed, Isaac D Brnnnaan, Marshall Norman, John Norman, Eli Howden, J. il. itagvdate. Isaac Jr., and William Stack lea toer. ba* dosed for boys w.ll got together again and tttudy little more acivnUflc agriculture. Thursday to tackle th- ebvtunri dnn lxthe child. i tertllliis. Arthur -Sanford, ot L<.ng ink-, was-killed by * falling <;<-• « Csburte Origtnat-s In *--r.<iuta itarsaMnlta purtDe* the blood, a nenlly rare* catarrh At midnight, .\ovvinta-r -:i Weakened and denuagwl!. and ImhtbIs riaould never be irritants like rommon pt!B. Miles'Pills cures liver compla.ri patiian. plies, etc., by a m -i Sample? free at W. H. <‘.«*>dv.-;r A M* mill Is laciaag built at Li.ea a capacity of no.ooo ffet. English spavin IJniUaa-lat tvtaa.nr* .,11 Hard, Soft or CallouM-d Lump- ci.J Blrm- .Spllnta. SwecneyJ Hing-l.xnu Swollen Throats, Sprulq*. Sold by Dr. Ha&Uofto- £ IL Lail\ -p. Dnjggu*.. recent political contest, out David M. liatunum. candidate for judgeof probate in fit-. Jo­ seph county, squrex-id ia by a plurality of line, was rubiard of <1.<»>J on a street enr Friday. Barker, oanie to tbe city to tnuu- Stealing ridrs on freight trains may be a pleasant pastime, but i* a trifle dangeroiis one, nevcrtbelesa. Wesly Strong tried it on a Alrx. Bivlln. ajseri Hi. and six ft-|and bill* Ha then boerdsd a wr«t-bound Fifth nine Inchire lung, ii- iu till' Im-pltal al St. I . street car and immediately afterward four Bniacr. bobble around on one foot—If be recovers. alighted after rtdln; a few block*. and tbe mutocr of seven children, became tired of ber liege lord, and borrowing 8)00 of bl* ca4> skipfivd out with a Grand Rapids music teaebrr who was fiftec i year* ber junior. ’ On toolr arrival Detroit tbo pair Thirty-five yuan ago mx trains left De­ troit daily (-ixcapt Sunday**, three ea*l and ha* increased to alxxit a do*.-n, and ber trains to 160.. A third of a century worketb many ctonigw. Hildaon ought to be n happy town, as everybody ia l<usy. with not an unoccupied store or dwelling in the place. A Saginaw druggist paid a fuuny election Barker Auauax, N. Y., Nov. Us—Squire Richard - tirougtot into tho United States court Satur­ day morning and pleaded guilty to an indictrocut of having counterfeit dollars in his Vx court*. over Hasting* Nation.*! n n , ’ MAStire*. M-ii * > Aevnciate offlres. Rooui* 15. v -. f. M. BATES, • Attorn Hasting*. MW! Practice* In ail court* <>t the state. ?»i-slteu'lun to collecthms. M«»xa» To !/>.. •. • A. BARHER. M. D-. Physician and .Surgeon. H • W. LOWRY. M. !»-. Physician and Suratn-ii. West Bdpuuok. Wta., Nov.. 24.-Tbe American Bell Telephone tom [any for <X\CXX-, and has commenced the work of placing If anything f» needed to here’s the evidence. num iwa wOl continue to bum until'December anyUiIng during tbe year. Tblevae keep posted on th*, membertoip of tlie aasodatiota AH.I tz. I —V- .Kai. ■ - . ..... ... .* W. H. Cnmmer, tbe Cadillac mill mas wta> whipped him so unmercifully last May. In bivcomplaint William Norman says that omre and residence on Broadway, tp-ir ‘ House,Uastlt>g:>. Mich. JMITH A COLGRuVE i E. KENASTON, TL. Atturuej at Law. (Over J. 8. ttoodvrar & Co.’* sh‘rfrutferetaaitcourte of tbe State. promptly sttendinx to. I^ .C. WELTON Is agent for ths Ohio Fanner s I n«t.rau Hs writes prtllcltvi on a man** proper''• .. loirty lire.lightning or wind; a<*lu*t a Ufa by daalfi'And accident. Dinrtgs, Nov. * Tbo state aoKx-latfon of fuoeral director* will convene at Grand Rapids Jan. 0 and 10 to exchange grim salutations. Thomas H. Badell. a Grand Rapid* dtimn who was injured while in the employ of the “Tripod company," recrmtly iecured a Judg­ ment for damages ot (3,375. Tbe Michigan Dotenivo aaaociation h«td Ito annual meeting at Ktlamamoon tboffiith. Tbu 2.1*10 ntewibt-rs, owning 82.W0.u00 worth GcJCSri” (Offlre In Untou block. Hasting Fraetice is all the court* <d Hie state Telephone company bad been using instru­ ments manufa: tured by the Cushman Tetephone company of Chicago, but were Oliliged instituted by the Itell company far infringe­ ment of ite patent. •fiagina* handled. KSAiTKX AlaiNA Latwjters. R has resigncl hia position to devote fate full time to bis own paper. Spurting South Tbe member* of Tbe States staff Saturday que*t for U>e missive designed tnr him. 18,000 ^•H'Altr •J imprisonment in tbe Erie county pvnnitenti*ry and fined fr.’M. R<vbardr>i> retu«*e to touching tribute to one of the most popular newspaper men in the city. the writer’s*wife. J M. FOWLER. •J. t Itenlht. but tho young men were cut <if sight Ill eoUoction was taken up and donated to school convention Ut East Kagiun Tlic Mah- normal whoo! nt Yf-Huiiti tswelling with prltli- anil <r>»> ttwient*. 0<>(JK * SUELLKIX, and tbe police. The most senoua disturb­ ance wB nt Kilkenny. A dispatch received from there at a late hour Friday nlgbt »)n tost tbe jxilice war* charging iu all dimetlous aud that a magistrate had threatened Haxt Sr. Loria. Ilk, Nor. 24 —Tbe Ito publican congro-uanal cotnmiues of the Eightecutli lilmoia district metfbara Friday night to cun for on the question of a contest iu behalf of Jahu Baker. Senator Cullom ---- -------------- ■ After considerable diecua lion Ik w<u decided - --------- ... -w. ,,w lll£l.oJ'l, and wait until tbe oomplexioii of tbu (Officein Abatract Block, llasfinrs. MKbHave the only >«t of Abstract Books in IL., Cl B. TI3KMBRMAN, lluin«i-pathi'' I’hy u • hIcLmu and burgeon. (Office over Lathrop* ilrug store.’ artin v. barker, Rcm u-ut.. i: 8unuic«* and Loan*. Office with J. G. Kun^i^^n » doors north M ^Mial attention given to making “•**•!£! ‘ T».« inter*<1* ol tlUU -resident leu tor aale. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Detroit thief triad , to bcrrlo the houee and daughter, was tied to Bt>) j>W<sn Uiat I shall sell nt pub Be auetnm. to tbe hlrtiret bidder, on Friday, ’••e »lb day ot Deosmber. A. D. 1SW. at ten ..’clock In the forenoon, al the late resideucr o! W1 the tenth day of February. A. D. IBM. toy r rrobat” Court of Barry County. Mtehlnti. all IbewiLUw. richt, tlUoun-i Interest of the « Cor. JrJfrnmn and Court ft*-, !U-tinx«. «>• »»ve been obtained. moot 165 East Ono Hundred and Tenth The hickory campaign pedes at Clinton I.UK MOW lb new. wua pirwwi; ■ patronage of the public is rwpectfull) •«’>'< lltsl- You Can Make Money! KUEKKAl'ttOGE^SCO, I’.Xl. E-b »• . i’rtiVKte'w- i.. । thirty nne-ixti. in town- CANCER-fe er �SUPPLEMENT TO THIS PAPER. Supervisors’ Proceedings. •hlP of C.Hlrton r «»* t«*nstitite. or Isdder In tl,* uoiTitri*'I10u * • D»h WBiMy kflmmry- Jtiiv A bf2,''.l,tSoTl of ,l»* j­ J^»>K«eoUH^na»d'5rmb<>' Oetob3i X-gaioB, 1988. " the township of CaMiatn.0! .!• ^r^holders of of Osb aliutcs nr laddM,* iLur 1 T con‘|n:ctlon al) rivrrs erreks ar.i «•’*' n ^#t dam <ui „ <>. SSiWS “StSlTS! L‘’hfmill 4 '"■'IS? w‘cS.ih' and ad?mtid ’ M Nye U,e npo,t *»» accepted tor Die nc^n4rolt5L*4^,'*fno,T,n hand, of claims *1fn«i to the ewnmlttec on ^mCT^ftae°er|tyhoflf>UMulw nr *19 FrL indi-....................... 9* ffi «>H E Heath nilni^Zputy Mwrig ” and Shoes. ah clerk. fem nt whh h I, rrsjMctfuliy submlited. fwu<! to be prerou't. u follow, : I'uriuani to adjiurimient • . n»,I lug*’City, 1st and 4th wank. Milo I. WU- HnAiuca City. 2<1 and 3d ward*. John Llcbty Hope. Jame* U Brown. • . : : .'.I. '■ ■ Juhmdown. Edaar F N>c. Staple Grove. Elbridge G Patter. ..•<•!,* Ilartbora. I'ralnevUle. John J Perkins. ■ tiornapple, James H McKerttt Woodlaud. Albert W Dlllenbeck. ¥ sukre Sprtngs. Samuel c Bitehie. Ou motion of Mr. ilartbora. Str. MoKerlti w <* chosen temporary chairman. oa motion of Mr Williams the board pro­ ceeded to tho election of i>orman*nt chairman o; nintiun the chair appointed Mr DlltenbeMk aud Mr William Mien. tiwdved c’tn're,ied "i KTirsUJST li»f®<,•'"■»<• " ru ta?*'n ,ro|n Vu'ubfcA ,,ro*u««hdm No <3 ■» "■■“K»sj""" " -KJ.";'' 'cii’J1.? '.*<-. a la. »AAb^t,y{r,Hiia^*K‘“,B*<’ •nd chairman- ers <4 Cnstleton *o. eialmant. »««bold- • P”*enlM ?u a hS? ne of boots and shoes, which we will We carry a complete line of W‘"“" •“» *• «<•jrssssUi’trrais^' •* r*. IWmrn. subtuliiru and Robinson & mshaw Shoes, jwwvuors of Barry count y ■ «.rG<S!t!‘£CBm Yow «"nmiuee of county officer*, would rrsm ,u!?1 V’V rT'u’dn « »x«^T i«M. In the foHowine amount, U Clerk -..EE"'”;' Proeerutlttg attorney Chairman — Am.I ” « Kdgar F Nye 4. and Charta* KfK£<m "a4c’ • O.IVH1K, I a. MrVUlua.th.rr,™.w„ on h C RlTCHlK. f• < " Ou motion of Mr Nye tbe report was a<-r*nt«i .“ * and adopted unxnimoualy accepted is aw The i.'ommlttoe on townabli, rlerk*1 "■•"""TS' wvm.K a, . lun.r “f °b*« F.’»« iwi ■ duly elected. Tu give the rtaalnaan an opportunity to ap•p,!r.l tue usual standing committees, on mo( tintiof Mr Ijehty board adjourned uncomorr” ■ ir ornlng at 9 o'clock. Tuesday Mornlug. Oct». IMS. Hcjrd met Mrsuant to adjournment. Roll r.tl 'I 11"‘ ,11 r.. I rI ... trrdaj'» mmIoo read and approved. TaectuUnnan aauoonee<the foilowinc ataad , t; t fomtnlUeea: Or e-riAlir»tivn». X>e. Potter. Pethins. WoodU.vj-r, williams. Di'Jeabeek. Charles A Brown , on finance. Andrua. Uchty, Nichols, James •; Brown. K mi yen; <»n claims. Polley, Furnlss Bliehle ; on apportionment. Hartliorn. Arnims.-Kent: <>n county buildings, IMUenback. fC-nt. Ferklua; on printing. Ucbty, Kenyon. awe* i hnrles A Brown, Hartharu. William*, on fuel. Williams. Audru*. Nye. on township d-r|r's report. Ken». Wood man***. lUrtbnrti Wm M rrBTe Bl W nulv- itttfMr11- V“Arra*«. •J J B Robcrti.iiik^....... • J * Goodyear. n>dw......... £ <• <» Spaulding, mdse................ 1» nCWtekham. 13 yr K Aldrich. 5 n H 'ir” 5 43 6g 00 r. J W Godfrey. prtauiiM;. \; ”■ h Cl)- asMMwinent 10 ,'’***• ’!“■ Proceedings to t>e puldl,h*.| ■X, OU.X in a eonal, paper with the same number * X * supplements, and disposed «>f in the Mina 3 flo manner as In 1M7. also NN blsnks in legal form ;w fnr townsliip clerks' reports for anwuint of w I whool district, ami. other ton,uhh> taxes, tu b* ft.jp reported to snpervlsom. the atHiie coanntitee to “ i i^d,i!.'j«t"j*vr,v?!’’rl,,“nR •*»* I and lowest term, they can. ir. on I. moti.>« of Mr Andros tb<> resolution was ’» Tcfrned to the committee on I? to ;»riniing. • <ht met Hon off* a Brown l>oard adjourned until it 50 tomorrow morning at g; x o'clock. 1 W N Gilbert, Kt H Simona. *f h.'*'.'."."'''1'1 * •**#*«• co. bind's Ut ChiM Dcdae, •• a< Dan v Warner, uista, - kTi''-!1"’ '’•“1"U,try Orn->Slroag. peiutinx. r, W 11 Hfcbbhn. burial uf dead * su'dlera................. . .. •h"-rllf . . ....................... 101 W I, Wall.-, c.il |r. » . , -irj Ja.-sib IM>M.deputy sberit.. lot x r Parker, Hrery for jitmr. cut'nt aiiwnev . . . ..... ,,-rprobat* court im ri H Hunton ell. burial ■>.>i<i|.i loo II s llmrehs. rleanlt'tj j>robiu» office ... •j ulcatidn from ’hs soiwrintrndent of In ini b • • correction, relative tu contract for Ute ev'-of prisoner* sentenced to that tMthutioo. ' motion of Mr. Andrus. Ih* eiialrmnn and rieris were authorized and Instructed tt» enter in’... redraft with Detroit bouse of correction tor the care of prisoners, on term* not eaoeed-" lt.4 Hi -M! of pros«ut contract, which expired •t W>Tt KdtatintK cods Irm . 0 tober i. iMa. KJ Dennis k Mlnretiand. prtnUug 1st Win It Sweeiy. jus fees . M It,aid Halxht. cno» fees . S3 C L Palmerton, sctfjr fee,.. MAK Kenaatmi jus fem . ■Hi pm. rrpfrd and adopted b» i, krnyo'o, UdiPulley. rotter. WHllamr nit motion<>( Mr. Kltclile board l«wd a rrerwi tin 4 pm. ------AP.'ruoun «-**lon-* Hoard eonvrned at the hunr-flxwl; roll • allrd: member* all present. Tbr committee on clalina. through the chair­ man n...i Mr Policy,. submitted Um- following as rlui. fming tba first order of tnistnew,. boar! proroed- ' ed to sueh such doetiou. "n mottcirthe chair appoint'd Mr. tMllenb-irk atut Mr. Kent t*B»rs. t M ballot: Whole number of vote, e«M ta. of which Jlmrj Ilonghtalin roerlvad T. Pblliu W Baker Shriner. ertin acct . “ Ixiard ]>ri. altrndlog cir­ cuit court.. JI »1 " tawtaicv acc<. .’5 Bl.mclia Shriner. wash •• referred tn the romwilrtee r*a county drain emu- ne firice to All, Is our motto. irry the hitney marked Whitney on sole. Wo hear cf mg Whitney boots and Gray Bros, lortenshaw shoes, but that is to sell iy know they are a good make; but . a.n get any of the above mentioned SMnnUv moraine. Oa U -Bon rd met pilrsu- ihery4futirrai' 'hlcb Bunresi rec*lv«d ». HongbtaUa T. uh ballot: Whole number <A rot- • ^Uhr!<TI F,‘W« m>i>.maxhf.k. ' (.on, o.,«GVr KS. ,>,'IE’5feCZ K- . 5^?,ved' the committee on.printing be ■ : 10 ^dJ£*T.5r5L?!e**? directed to procure t£ jj° P”’ b“*cd for *0 the October a«*slou of IRM and the Januan jo session of imo, tn tbe tallow tng manner, to-* it One hundred copies in pamphlet fonn tam*' IS «» 1WT. V, be printed m> aTO^-JSSdN^ jury “ ,<53r* W--! :r,aay moniiug.fK ; 10 -B*cml met pursn«>Ijehty a; tu Kdjonminent. 11MI ea’.ied Quorum > Archie Nd' P’- .c'if Journal read and approved . ir • l«rk laid before the board a <-oiuntrura t: >t 'r i - tlie aintltt»r<eneral. eontaltvns a “ “ TV™, ’SJ.'LlI.Z”"!'"’ ™"» 5 45 have<eiamh^rtU^nM townaMp clerks' reports and nud D’t'tti eorroct. *“ K«.toS;r *■ •*w> '■ «'£'*’ “rnf adopted unaniinxmty. * ”® thS- C Off,red fo,lo*|n£ rewh. rej»irter. Dan p ToHr*. mn» f£» . m Oro Gatrell. furniMilnx test! I11OUV............................ • i><! i,ti/stion. ■ 'iiwln A Brown moved that tbo chairman 31 Ihlina Bn>. bla->k book* ” W KaUinarjao pnb oo.draht roc The chairman annoiffii-cd ti e following a, aueh < cu tnt'.t-c Mra'ro Cha* A Brown. Fur u< , and Itltcble. \ <•.. mxiunof Chas A Brown txsab! adjourned tiil ro tr-orrow tnornltig at k:30o'ck«k. - * £oat welts). In fact everything that is ;ood in quality. All goods marked ent . journal read and approved. . communicalWu was presented by Ute chairman: Barry Count v Treasurer'* (iffin. i llrstlOK* Mleb.. Oct U. IN*. » Fn tin- I'. ir.t .it l.lrv , ...... ■ — .... ... ...... ....... ...v .jb. un, iinner w. )tcsprcUn>lv. C A llni'du.f'oTrraa Ou inotimi of Mr l.ichty the rouuty treasurer m, Biltmirlnul he ■ iinanlf.w.iM ■_ ____ Boot and Shoe Dealers. Claim N'o ia»o{ ( alllgliap * Co. of n\3T. Cur byaiHiauinum,vnv . The |>el Ilion of frevisddcr* of the town of Hartln*, tor conumrUon cd bildgv Thorhxpplt- rher on section line between »rc. On mutiwi id MriJehtytbe petition n», luhi On motion <rf C A Brown said claim was re­ ferred to ciairaant for correction. Nr Kltchlc m»vt'i that no bllb be heroafler fled by th* clerk utii -s, aevotnpaaled by tbr properenrllfi -ate. or affidavit of '-talmenr Me. • ion prevailed. Mr Wi'tiama offered the foFow'.ng rowluiion and moved tta adoption . Resolved, That the board of uipendsor, of Barry county autborlM and direct that aueh of the srvcral a mo,vita of nxmej protxM^d to be raised for township, school and htghway pur­ poses aa shall be authorized by biw. br sproad *Wm rol1 or «*• Brow town­ ship. The resolution nu, unanimous), adopted. 'MAN BROS. ------ SELL — ’S HARDWARE >o glad to quote prices. altendtag court w ,Wn7. I-Ml BlUTHiWH declaroddu’yalaoted. ,.aa> A Hrown prroeatod the petition of Caleb | Mich ; rcross Furnaces scores of houses in Barry county, with jn. We make them and guarantee their ad to give estimates or quote prices. ■ J TOVES. j- stock of GASOLINE STOVES. i.'irtiihslricta of Koutb Carolina ns follows: F-r« t-D.bWe. Dom.,,8.1H0'. McKin!• .■ ■ Rep.'l.SBtt; scattering,.]!); Dibblo’s ma­ te. 7,±a Secoml dhtrict — Tillman. Dem., IIJ.TW; Bmith, Itep.. IMO); M-atter.ug. ~>; Tillruan’a majority, P.071. Third dis- y-'-u’wu. Fifth district—Hsmpuill, Dem. no opposition. Bixth district—DarKuo. Dem.,b,58b; Holloway, Rap. 837; scat“ <g. rt>; Dargan’s majority, 8,’J-G, farming °*'B of as bald In West afterr.tnn on ^rday rhe ball was ,„1 u» M-l !•" Tb* ducted lu German, and ti«> u** ’r“, “ Hun was christened tbe-'Mrbaiter-Bund. All rwraon». ragardi. s. of sax or religious ili< ’«*!*»• “• CLOSED THE <ta:» f'.-cthat poaitlou. It is t*o’ Mtidirdwbcn tbu tariff dtoeuw u»t tbe ILepublieaiM would bavo •hip. AND FLED. probroid for lively conycrraro. — stood In the door yard and oldest resident* can recall no apparent change in the sire Kngli).h organ of th{a city, the Times, turn­ of IU body.—Middleville Republican. The Lansing Republican says: What Is ed the seal- at the late election and caused tlie defi-M of Tree Trader*. When Ameri­ known as the hard wtator In Michigan oc­ curred in IS4M. It snowed on the IMh can princlplea are to be maintained the day of November, affording slight sleigh­ Irish vote that la true to IU beat Instincts ing. aud It remained on the ground until will always be found to “swing" into line May. Wells dried up. stock perished twlh with those who defend them. Tbe Irish tor want of water and provender, slanatlon beset many settlers, and general deso­ Protectionists have not, as the Times so lation prevailed. In the bonier retticroenU brazenly and falsely aaserts, "betrayed many animal* were lost by tb<- wolves and tlrnlr obligations to the country that shel­ Iwark which were driven from their wlhlter* thAi.” They have proved true to wood haunts by hunger. Tl>ere was a highly surprised widow in those obligations, to their manhood, and to tbo Republic, and no better evidence of this cltv Saturday afternoon wlx-u the lady In questioa opened a tettorisent her by the this fact la needed than tlie vile and rabid CatboUe priest to Battle Creek and a cheek abuse which this English organ now seeks for 540 tumbled out of the envelope. In the letter ti.c priest explained that the MO to heap upon them.—Irtaii World. was from a man who had defrauded tbe la­ dy's husband out of that sum several v<wr* The following is of inwrrait—Intereat In ago. Tbe matter weighed heavily « nturo sense* than one-to Ux»c who have mind aud at n rr-t®i eonfvwdon he told the miret and a ebock for the sum was at <mc« have bad dcaHngw with banka: forwarded to the widow of the man hr had laxcoMt. N«B., Nov. -J2-—Tbo case «f wronged.—1 uinslng Journal. tbe Schuyler National lank va John «. Bolling, jnat decided In tbe supreme court (m Wednesday «f >«» la of unusual Merest U» National l«»mkA .u,. ■> rmerelly. Bollitu'brooght mill under aeeUrots 5,1*7 and MM. United Stetag revised slAiutw, to recover an amount of tuninoua ••The swing of the Irish vote nndur Huffman Bros. Blaine's appeals,’’ uncording to a leading -A STEM WINDER! DON’T FORGET IT I We are now rvcelving our Holiday Goods. PRICES akc vnn an inugn. ”x — - • r-—~ received a large invoice <»f Wultc Gatda at prices never before beard ot LUSTER BAND We lead; others try to follow on intoea. GROCERIESr^^!^^ PRODUCE. To Be Continued. •MXA UoiAKAfOtJS. ** �t fir lie Sid. inn atmraocn Liver- ry. XarvouaacM. toaranmanu MrSte.7tes,4usxthrt' a““™» Steffiiff-uui u», Boston Dry Goods Store Full of attractive bargalt-v Marr & Duff arv doing an tmrarase trade thi« sea arm and web they might as Marr A Doff have on the very ItMeC. tarxrst and best aavwted Hoe of Dry GikxIs. and al tbe lowest prices.that Is shown lu the rogntey- M*rr A Duff are selltug Double SAasrls.extra heavy, for 25, fixm and fii.oo. always sold for »I 5O. gf. to and F-(0 .“Ingle tbawb ta tbe same proportion. Yon want to see our !>••;»ry Beaver Shawls that sro are veiling lor fis.73.’ fifiJK). KOO. gkoo and •«.«'. Throe shawls are well worth »t.on. gy.00, fifiAO. F » and gfiXKi. We closed out aa import cVe stock ot these gnods aud they are rolling like hid cakes and al throe prices get one of throe shawls, as they arv going fast. Cleats ' Tjron Uav drain 1»*n> aptWfdrait motion the board took a rrerss tnrtll II a in A Wlnixajr i«< k. w-.fiffi.45 ot WIO.SK and a fall! taw! Hosiery /pkuimi ~«~ rKtotoiA. i com. Mr NKaft ^ wasldopted .9*1“ "0 t» It being tbe claim *Z i.,M w Excused train voting. Mr Williams. Chaits. Marr St Duff can show the largrot Hue of tbew goods, and at tbe luweat prices, that has ever been shown under one roof. Can and Eracytblng in this line for children, ladles •wd gents, lu wbile, grey and scarlet, all quail—.« special) tow prices. Look me up. *"! “ ... 1 I...”?*?? Andrua. Brown, J G. Kenyon. 1 1’J1 ,'ut,rr- Woodmansee aud I chalnnau —a. I. y*n1 JtMtefi-Brown. C A. DHletibeck. FurI K ' U**7< Mrr- ro”*T I Cloab \ Gloats! Marr & Hoff have built ah extra addition and Is need for cloaks entirely and the bargains ha-t & Duff irr show tug arc sixrpriklnjt. Imliirasr Unas of New Markets. Jackets. Wraps. Haojnc* In cloth and the fiamt values In the country In Plush Jackets. Wrap* and Kacquea. These are special valucv and al least. v tier cent ....... :.. Ill 234.87V to ot fiM.37 produced by ailvar < largely by grtdoertil MS.3SS, n point yat: Tn cotton, woolen, uaahmara. fleece lined cotton for todies, children and grata. A big stock to select from sd’our usuailj low prices. Dress Goods. “<«!"? °**r Ken von th* report waa ac­ cepted. On motion of Mr Williams the report was adopted by tbe following vote. .' “f. WjUubaatJFur- I ntaa. Harthern. N>e. Perkin.. pwtey. iltchte. Williams. iioodmansee. chairman,—HNajs Messrs Andrus. Brown. J g. k'ent Hastings T> • Knay.m.Llch'r.Mchcta. kltehle.-T. ’ - RmSK cut The committee on county buildings, through M8 il.e chalraaa. Mr DlUeubaek. reported fol­ lows. To the Board of Supervisors. GenOamen Your comm It tee oo count) buildtags would I vronrelfuUy report aa follows: We have the M'l I- Gri-v. suited the several county buildings and find OTMtVVlIle Prairieville... merits. In our judgment, Rutland ... . done at small vapanaa, ... KSK^::: that the suncrlntondant of the poor eanse to be built a surface static or brick wall under th. Yankee s,>•<,.. frame tan coop recently erfeted on the poor farm, also we learn from the k*rt»-r that U>»rv It one Inmat • who has mA mind <« reason enough to control the rolls of nature au I It ta ItuixMible to keep him or hto room •uflclrally rouovat<*d. and it scents the hall above and adImning roans so that It must neeevsarily hccoane injurious to the general health of other to mates, therefore your committee in ew.snltlng the keeper and sup-nateadant find that a com­ fortable room can be arranged In N. K co row of old house at a small expense, and your coninntlee rerommetMl that the same be done as noon m prartable. We rongratulgie the vuperIntendant and keeper of tbv farnNa the abtai | Absent: Mr FoUey manner In which they haw cared fir tho InWSiKkRK’ *“M To tbe Bond of SupervteorsA W Dit.tJtxn icK , Mr Chairman aud GenOemra :-To«>r row ropSrt^riUn°< be< *M‘Ve W m*X” “* Wk”’ ’ , Having ronfrired with Um publishers id the TMs department lurn been and Is now the de­ light of the country. Everything nice, new and tarty can always be f.Kind at this department | .fiWl it weU known wo sell our dress goods at flfcgft 2S per cent ksro than any one else in the ' •Bautry. Oar facilities for buying te better, our Oct 18, IS tatter date tscintlro t->r selling arv much better- selling for of tbe Um cash and one price, and having no bad debts of •MM one -Ise to shoulder onto you. Another Important reason is that we believe iu small firoats and qulek sates. Do not fall to com.- to th* Boston Dry Goods Score tor every thing iu the dry goods line, where you can not oaly save itxmey but get au asaorttneut to choose from. P.fl.-Marr A Daff have inaugurated a new venture which they call Friday's Great Bargain Day. ft to proposed to eel] special thlngfon arnwy Friday at specially taw pncra. cost and tank For tbe one day each week only. Those barrhiM will not be sold Thursday or Saturday. taM Friday only. • rar nil « M??r’rSL.O'eSj,IB’"j “*< at hourttaed. roll called with memtram all present . Mr Wil tama offered the following reraltittoa : the^Xn "1 ?*'***D to raise the sum of gto.aw br loau for the purpose of SS?W£S.5S.!’S4!U: « Stew Vinci'. iffixiftestss? rafirt ite <>o Motion of Mr Polley Ue rrsuiutio,, *rcepted and lata un tbe tatde until the January .*!TUOn^ .P” roiamluoe •« county buildings roSSS *.*f‘ito^?UB"thi'ti^Vr’iTSfL »“X2”,d*rW“* «* u* "■•uld ro-omnwud tost tta- wall under co irt re painted aiJ that sosnr ropatoa are ra-aded ta Treasurer » office by way of ;>taatrrinK wa'i *u<’ and furtb.r NeommeU ■ liiuttwrta-ng J J Fuaaxa. J ‘ 1552^“' l?''h”lt,c r-p"rt w*‘ *d*'plIffpqdriSugitotofjteo oo <to i*c ritolnaau. MrDdiratewk. tfc s.,. „ sk, Iwm<. and January ■*»*■<« of IMO. ’ iliir, “<x.rM* ,o Prtnt9nnusup|>lenieu'» - pamphtetsof both ros-tons on number s book paper for the aura uf fUr-.W; the UtoS?* Hastlucs Ban Uer.gaM; HA.TU.1U, JUV»»A Tn. Joins al making the lowest bid your cvtMWl tee w wild roeommead that tbm rei-.eve , 2!52i:'i-w'L.T’•»<•* above printing at the ptlr* ' **■ A*! ww,<1 further recoin rueud I’ *.i 7i,M*vpporttoned tothefoltowlnr irapers lor theOciitoereeasivn and cun for the .I.-• tn b* fouled and idaeed therein as supthe’r nrvc've Ihc »uii. nslo.ton i: The Hast Ings Banner, fwufe the Barry I oiitity Democrat. V10.<0. the ffl»vWe Sea-. flitsC; Middleville RetMtblleaii. gfled. ' lrrc[Qri Herald, fidoo. And would further recorameial that t ne matter of pnaUag blank bir district reports to the ttwu- i l5j?1rtrrJi* ”T,W J* dvIrrrc4 n»tU the January ^‘’’T lta? °f tavemigaung, the m»t er n-t<| procuring th. matt suitable ! fun*. All of whicb Is resixctfully anbmitii-d K G rorrnu ’-Cota HAi.It Kax vox. I On ta'-lkei of Mr Kent the report was accept ed and a inptrd by tlie follow lugvote : Y«n« Me««rs Andrua, Brow n.C A. Brown J Marr & Duff. J"!’• Perkins. Mier. Itllcbie.^tillliams. Woodmansee, and the chair- GEN. PALMER'S WITHDRAWAL, Hrn:xonu>. Hl, Sot. TX —Gsm. John M. Palmer. late Itamocnrtfc candid ato tar gov•mar at llltaata, taw withdrawn Iron mem­ bership ta Um, Grand Army of the Republic. It it stated that hta notion u due tottn.beIX, from olmrvation during tbe late pollUoal campaign, that tfaa G X R. te brtog i Saginaw river mills haw turned out 8t>0,to • SalooU <M fort of lumber this year, nnd tbo ths south ki-Jo tbo ,I GOO.IXW sawn will rvntinua to bum until Dsceiubrr ; vvsuing of Eva’s mur1 it tho waathar admits ot the togs being l dor. ta company with IhaadtaL , Tbo state naeoelaUoa of futseral directors will cmivwe at Grand Rapids Jo*. U and Iff to axebangw grim salutations. Thomas H. Bndall, a Grand Rapid* HUrou who was injured white ta tbe employ of tta. I -Tripod company.'* rocantly aecurod a judgnwnt for daxMgea ot I3.W3. Tbs Michigan Dwteetive aaec tortion tadd ila anausl meeting at Kslamwosua tbe fifth. I Tbo 2.tw» members, owning fc.«V».tXXi worth of property, dto not Iona a dollar's worth of anythin; ■luring the year. Tbterae kea;’ | proud on tta- meralierxhip of tbe aawtaisttiem. । nUnlontepataoL ’ ’ " iff Wrath Oandl -DAbte. Item. V fit, MMttertag. !•> I* Memory o4 th. “MawMs^ioe Martyra." Dt'Wtds, Nov. ff. —Th. tnsttiun aononncwl to ti. ta-U throuelioot Iretand Fri­ day lu asratoryr of th. -ffaantiatasr *ar*y,M- w«ra prociaiasad by thn guvarauumc. i • R. TIMMERMAN. HonM-patbIr Hqnteian aud StirgBou. tOBlfi fii w UMteop1* drag store.) [ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate. In saraaec and Loan*. 3 doors north STfiTmaklM Mchaijgro Itervsts of ura-rrold-i t Dy Mead after. Fam; exchange. H<ms- • *cd * ROBERTSON HOUSE, r. asesKM*«. £ CM.**™, and Court iMa, Hvttnji. Hick. »ro ■fiktM.Bl.OO p« Day. .. You Can Make ■r“I Money! by raraureU ara maChod Frrf < • • �imp Little Relief. Tbe Detroit Tribune ewrreetlj One Less Official Prize-Drawer to Guess at. HAR?-I?0T6 private secretary. -r private nscratary to Elijah W, !. managing editor of- Tbe Journal, . ti:» experiMK* with men and • k ■ tin* nypointinent a suitable ons. .. for yoars a cloaa frk-ndtbip ha* tl . inrset-r. Mr. Halford, who i* -ar* of nge. came from England parent ■■ when a child. Th* family • ■ ij Cin.-inuxti. then In Hamilton, >■ ’ Mr. printer's boen Halford Began life apprentice, and his achieved by indnstry. . 'Ward* city Editor of The Journal •I yiMed to the managing editor1* ' ' .it paper, but left it to accept • ■ {>o»itioa on The Cbiengo Inter JuLu Y tk-ammou mtisblisbed diannpoll* Journal in 119*1, nnd . Tl* b-N always held cto*j ;e ih'fiuentiai RepubHenns of a gentleman whose advice •LA1MWG WEST VIRGINIA. Writ Virginia rays: P fur (Trv«bindby a piurottty of s-w tUui l.OW Our triradn. tint . a tn*m*l.6rent orgoolratKo; tv. lita? ti-v* «reu In VV.- ' Vl.-giniix Iu my r tor Rrpm-tcau c- remitter briwgbt <har> kV voter*. !t* of tbcm negr-**. . rticrr r»< a t?k»4| <»r<u nt •xurt^l Itxrif tnichUJy. Had It been uy cf State Henry K. Walker, t Virginin. U-tegrapb'd to a friend pjbl.-'-vd in Tta- liitelltgoncer. ; . - Fteuiing i* icrnal district Democratic: First, oi l Fourth doae, and awaiting ttaal Cor Quay . «al*1 tart night tonevern! -.nl.' s ut tbs Pitilndriplila committee Uiat । - >• •••klng\uajrter* loo the innugurat: । rnajoriiy in tbe hou** wudM br iron. i o.irun reprra-otaiive anff tfart Goff (IU— • ■: “A pretty . »in>nu ouu I-data for the ; <4i of guvernment printer under the a- . ItPtnttti atiun ia said to be Mr. W. M. •«e a, tl>® president of tbe Wraterrt En■■ vnig nnd pri.iiing company at Chicago. • Ims ‘ws-n foreman in so veral no*»pa|Kr ■ au I is Mid to be an expert prnctioal biter, iitlu-r re<*ou« given for bi* ap • • r.en‘. uro itait 1m» was in G*tt. Hnrri<i i«adly (arms with tho pmideat- few Hnrri*uu men of Chicago wh?u that c‘ty an- mil with support of Judge tlresbmn.’- Itk* claimed, however, tiiat his •ipp'intmi-at d£|ienda on Ctarkvon. of low*. • nth t'arolhn C<>i>Ere«alonal -Klecliona. M-o-ndiairtite <>f South Carolina n* follow*: Fust dUtri-t — D.bble. Dem.. S/HO; Mc£un1 < . Ite-p, l.iir.; Mattering, 10; Dibble'* mu- Tillman'* majority, 9.071. Thin! dis■ li t—Uortimn, Dem., *.758; no opposition, t.rirtb district—Perry, Dem., 11.410; no opp'Aitioth Fifth district—H-mpulil, • Dem, no I'ppcKltion. Sixth district—Dar­ gan. Denn., *,58b; Holloway. Rep. *Cattering, Up; Duggan'* majority, 8,S.«k .—Tbo name local opticas taw that will suaoraafully run the gaunUet of. tbe supreme court. •late foa that position. It is now raid that Burrow* has !>eou conducting a still bunt fur ralUited when lbr> tariff dteetmloo opened in -.I..! Fifty-first congroM, and ba began at otice to get hiniMlf in trim for tbe speaker•Uljx __ ’ Chicago, Nov. 23.—Telegram* received here give tbe (oltowiug official election re- the Democratic W\738. but of 373,OJJ vote* on-, for governor, David Hill. Dem. «»• wived 1(18,454, aud Warner Milfar. R*p. ’J9.WX xm u majority cf 65,144. Tb« Ropubbean jilaraJlty in Ohio Ari EARLY SURVEY. Tbe following extract from tbe Michigan Pioneer Collection wa» given In the Kala- HEADQUARTERS The republican state convention manfully ph-dgwt the jwrty to j>axs such an act, If ilw proper IrgUlaUve machinery should be years ago. uf the military lands In the territory of Michigan, wltcu there uvn ararwiy any white people within its bound­ phwed in its hands. The people believed aries outside of Detroit. Edward Tiffin, oentta with Mattox', plurality i* )0_- the repuWiran party would do a* it agnaxt the surveyor general, wrote from Indiana j, *hort of tbe W.UOO upon which ao many in this matter, and the, republican* of to Washington to Influence Hit- president to abandon the survey, in carrying on Michigan won by an old-time plurality. w hich the men bad experirtteed extreme . .....------- -uur up; co. They did not gain in Un? cltlra where the suffering. didato on tbe Union Labor ticket rwwirvd Hr said: "The country in the Indian "«al-*M> In jiolitica” gut In Its work, but In the rural districta, where the people are .boundary line from the mouth of the great AugJaire- river and running thence for anxious lor aggressive* ’ lcgiKlation again*; * utaiut So miles, la (with *omc few excep­ WaiunjtOTOx Cm-, Nov. 22—Tbs friend* the saloon?, tho republican vote was large­ tions) low. wet land, with a very thick ly Increased. Despite fusion, despite tbe growth of underbrush intermixed with .---- .------- J J------ •rawumju IU*U "la'tsoual liberty league." despite the big beech, cotton wonk. oak. etc. From theiw* m srl-x-ted for UlM distinction Mr. Murray i« continuing attd extending from the Indian apt to bo chosen for attorney gen ral He ia cerrujrtlon tund raised by liquor dralers boundary line eastward, the number and probably the moat prominent Republican ot aud manufacturers io capture legislative extent of the swamps increase*, with the that state and U a mombor of tbe Republican districts from the republicans, tbe latter addition of lakes from 20 chains to two national nommltteo. uud three miles across. Many of the lakes won the governorship by 341,000 and luus have extensive marshes adjoining their two-thirds of both branches of the legisla­ margins, sometime* thickly covered with a Laxkixg. Mich., Nov. 23.—Tbe official ture. There can be no excuse for the fail­ species of pine called Tamlrak,’ and other ure of the republican legislature of thte. places covered with a eoarse, high gras*, and nnlformally coveted from six inebe* rermri. Tbo H«rrl»on elector* received state to pass a nrid local option law. And to three feet (and more at timet.) with wa­ 23h,CTJ; Clovotand. 218,404; Fisk, 20.M2; tbe party will forfeit the coufidebce of the ter. The margin* of these lake* arc not Peter-, I^bor, 4.Ml Harrison* plurality, people If it shall fall 10 du ihl*. When a the only place* where swamps are found, tea.lKX. Tbs count oa governor tbow« r.uce’i for they are Intersperse*! throughout the plurality to ba n,131, with four cotmtim yst party gets out of harmony with the wishe* whole country, and filled with water as of the people It must /all in political con­ aimve stated, and vary in extent tests. The republican jiarty <d Michigan Tlie Immediate space between these Toraica, Kan.. Nov. 2i-Tue official vote will make that kind of a failure if It shall swamps anti lake*, which U probably near of tbe date ta a> follow^ Harriton. 1*2.502; neglwt tn pass thl* measure which it* plat­ une-balf of the country-, i*. with a very few exceptions, a poor, larren. sandy loam land, Cl-rotand. 10(841; Btroeter. :K.aM5; Fuk, form demands and which the pony almost on which scarcely any vegetation grows 0,45'2. Plurality (or Hurrtaoa, 7a.K». a gain as a unit demand*. We want ad see tin- exccirt very small scrubby- oaks: In many t* •<*> .... N-I. . , , . . party do in gi-od faltli wltat it ha* always pln~-s in tlMit part what may be railed dry land is c«>-.n|M>M.-d <i( little, short sand lilHo, even cxi-rodim; Penturivaute, which cs-t a done—keep faith with tlie jatqije. forming m kind of deep Itaslus. the bottoms of many of which are com|ioM*d of n marsh Ever since the election the politician* of simitar to those above dtM-ribrt. Tim both parties have Iwen engaged iu micro­ strrani* an- very narrow and very deep scopic seun-br* to find out whatihu become compared with tjielr width, the ahores ami of the Mugwump vou-. So far they have bottoms of which nre (with very few ex­ Democratic catxiklstm, im.iuu vote* for the ceptions) swamp beyond ilescji ptinns, and It-fHililicau candidate*. - nnd 2.787 votes for Ixx-u unalile to discover 1L So insignificant it I* with tlie utmost difficulty that u place the Prohibit-on candidate*. Tbe vote for ha? thl* party «f Anglo-maniac* (howu Itself can be found over which hove* can be to be tliat it can be safely predieted that It conveyed. A circumstance peculiar to thnt country will never again enter into the calculation* is exhibited in many fof the marshes—by of politicians when they engage-in fore­ their being thinly covered with a swan! of canting tlie outrome of future elections. grass by walking on which evinced the Henceforth candidates fur office will be existence of water or very thin mud im­ mediately under thnt thin covering, which tempted to court the op|XMlthiu of Mug­ sinks from six to is Inches at even- step v. an, eiovivi leiug given*: nepuuiican, wumps rather than their alliance. ami at tlie same timc'rrslng before an<l be­ (A0,b07: Democratic. 635,903; Prohibition. hind the ja-rson parting over. The mar­ S'.&n; Socialist, 2.rife; Union Labor, K«; Sun speak* of the kind of aid the Mug­ gin* of many of the lakes and streams are United Izibor, 2,UK. in a similar situation, and in many plan’s wumps bring to any cause they espouse:— arv literally afloat. On approaching the ••The people of New York have shown eastern i-«rt of the military lands toward FraraunKLO. BL. Nor. kv K>—tieturn* Return* or of .. , ri*KixuriKU>. hl. k*ov. ..... , Ux. ra. h... 1W« —1—1 a-lrra.u-mHtoMwu-l.rrli.. >rrj the private claim* on the strait and lake the country doe* not contain so many Whom the {Mugwumps . swamp* and lakes, but the extreme steril­ except Cook. Tbo total number of /rotes . have sup]M>rtcd they have rejected. and ity and bnrrencM of the soil continue^ the cart for Fifer outahlj oC Cook pounky nJ1( th u Mugwump* reviled they same. Taking the country altogether so 3»7; for Palmer, 287.O5S; Fifer’* plurality ex- ’ , , ' dutive of Cuok^omity, .7,044. I temorod.’’ This sums up the situs- far as It ha* been explored, and the balance —---------------1 tlon admirably. Thc/e In now n>> |x>litician to all appearance* togt-tber with, the InformfHrm received concerning it I* a* bud. omriai lu-tunu from Virginia. K) JKlor |o l|(, revenmec to these imlitlcal there would not ta> nxny than one acre out RrenMOXD.;^ .\or. it-Tbe foltowing Pb>rUc« (lut wlU1 -i;il« of a tlmu.MUid that would iu any caseadmlt of cultivation. ginte: For Cleveland. 181,9-7: Harriaon, i Ing the two great political parties of the !30t442; Cleveland’, majority. 1,1535. country. N.-une and Residence It Is a matter for congratulation that the IN MEMORY OF HENDRICKS. FrcdL. Hraili.CIty Mugwump* have ta-en so main discredited. । Gertrude E. William*, City ■ .1. N. Dunning. Rultand Wherever thelr influence extended it told । Com H. Cm*», “ Eugene Wilrox. Orangeville In favor of pro-British Ideas. The country । Jennie Shelp. " I W K. Ferris. City Hendricks club, ot thtacit-. oteerred tho rth- lias good reasons to rejoice tliat thl* dan। Uxrte Tinkler, “ nivertary of tbe dhtingutahed (talesman** ge^mw element has been eliminated from death from whom tbo organintion take* it* ' our politic*. There are 9,700 children of school tgv in tiiejr regulation uniform, and at wbew^bend Eaton county. wo» Governor Gray, w.«nt to the remetery I Tin- following Is from Urn Jndianapoli* Ell Perkin* worked off aome of hb mothand gatbvred about tbe grave of tbe Into j(turoai, ftHd is t.-engniani a* voicing the eaten joke* on a Charlotte audience recently “«• —.................... and they didn't like it-a little bit. Dipthoria has been quite bun? In VerMorgan. Both were covered by the dub ervnce to appointments to office, it will with flower*, mainly ro*** nnd ebrysantha ' be seen that Gm. Harrtaon. though he lias montxille recently but It I* now believed to mum* . ... I made no bluster about it. la In sympathy ta- acttliug down to a state of "InnocuiMi* desuetude.'' I -<■ re(..ra A drunken paMenm-r attacked a G. IL Judge Niblack, of tbe supreme court. A I "Justice to tta- incoming president dre I. & D. brakeman oti4he car platform near quartotteaing “Lead, Kindly Light,’ wtach | nuuid . thnt he should not be overwhelmed Lake OdeM* Thursday. The train was wm the vice prreidenV* favorite hymn. Tue [ by office-uteker*. ill* time consumed and running at full iq>eed und In the end the Rev. Dr. J.H C Jencke* offerer! |>rayer.and hl* strength exhausted, to tin- exclnrian <»f Inebriate was burletl frtan the car platform. after that Governor Gray delivered ar. j more Important matters. It is no unsrcin- He was seen to turn several somersaulta in eirquent eulogy. When the governor’* ad j I) sight and a great injustice to the presi- the air. but whether he was Injured when dme wm ftohbed the member* of the dub, I dent. Nut only I* reasonable time requir- he struck the ground h a profound mys­ forming In two lino*, pawed by too grave, j «wi to do these things prujwrly, but many tery. ' ■ t enftb of them dropping ■* be pnared tlie row I’af the di-sinil changes cannot ta- made nt It 1* not very that we meet with thnt had bran worn In hi* lapel durfag tbe I once. The tenure of office law nud the men who have lived* the entire round of nrorewion, and «ith n farewell number. 1 civil service law must be dbaerved in »plrthe president* of the United Stale*, but “Tii" Cbrirtian’a Gaodnigbt," tho memorial I jt a« well as in letter. Officiate commlsDr. Wm. IL Sprague, uf this city. Was born . ■ . « four _ .V.U nllh.lr slonrd for year* from the date of Uicir in 17W. during President Washington’* nppuintniviit. who are competent und effic­ Hccoud term, and Mr. A. V. Hunt L* a year ient and who have given no eausc for their or two older. Neither has a very dlstanct SOCIALISM Ih CHICAGO. removal, will probably lie permitted to recollection of Mr. Washington!—Cold­ nerve put their tenmu The uew president ennn»t 1» vxi>ccted to make sweeping re­ water Republican. emcano, Nov. w.-Under the guise cf moval* In huch cases. At all event*, those In Kawipg the trunk of a large «>ak tree working people's aMocialioo* the Huctaitau who do exjiecl H will likely !*• disappoint­ felled mt E. M. Brown’s place (popularly are endeavoring to effect new organlntlone, ed. A* to classified dej<artm<mt clerkships known as the old Srarira farm) two nails wbicb •ball In-ludo the brnnebee iww par- and places embraced in the civil MrVKfl were found iml>edded *lx Incite* deep in iteJIv d.iintegrated. of the vanou* group*, taw. while they are subject to peremptory the wood. The nails were/of a pecultar embracing Anarvbitta, Con-nmnlrte aud removal, ap|M>hitmrnts to them can only make, being thn-c-rorncredt How long hucIi otherOOcloUe* a* Imve for tbeir object those nails had been then-and by whom Ik- made under the law." the overthrow ot tbe cxwllng overaments they wen- driven into the tree present* a and »<>eia! er»tem*. A meeting fbr the pur­ problem for lively conjecture. Tbe tree ••The swing of the Irish vote under ' ■ -me ot tbwe eoristood lu the door yard and oldest resident* in tbi* dty yea- Blaine’s appeals,” according tn a trading can recall tio apparent change in tin- sire <ra* beM afternoon English organ of this city, the Times, turn­ of It* tartly.—Middleville Kepttbllran. packed „ with The, ball ed the scab* at the late election and caused The ljuieing Ropubllcan says: Wliat I* men and women, tbe larger j Uie defeat of Free Trader*. When Ameri­ known a* the hnnl winter in Michigan oc­ are Anarchfart*. Thepr*xe>ii curred In 1842-3. It snowed on the l*th can principle*, are to be maintained the OUCICU Ill *»*• ....... — —--- , day of November, affording slight sleigh­ tlun wa» christened tbe “Arbiter-Burnt Irish vote that is tree to Ito best instinct* ing, and It nnnaffiirtl on the ground until All peraonn, regardles* of sex or raligimw will iilwaj^be found to ‘■•wing” into line May. Well* dried up. stock perished both baltef, are digitate to nwmharsbip upon th* with those who defend them. The Irish for want of water and provender, starva­ payment of Wranta. Tbe object* of tbe so­ ciety vrr ro orgnnlx* too cumintxt or Io weal Protectionists have not, as the Times an tion beset many srltlera. nnd gtjneral <tesolation prevailed, hi the bonier settlement* cteMM Ot tix’ peopte, nnd educate them to brazenly aud fairly asserts, "betrayed many animals were lost by the wolves amt .neb an extent thnt they *ta*ll be ante to reach tbo perfection ot oocml liberty a* out­ tlielr obllgaliuns to the country- tliat shel­ l>ear*. which were driven from tln-lr wild­ lined by Anarrliy.______________ ter* them.” They have proved true to wood haunt* by hunger. 5MI A. B. Mattes lead* the Republican hi WIU41A0M. Irving DanautVZteUtakm. ----- TOR----- Boots and Shoes. We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of GrayBros. and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and.goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. in plain figures. All goods marked ' One Price to All, Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of other dealer^ selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson A* Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to .sell their goods as they know the'y are a good make; but • no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. Rower Shoe Co. One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. HUFFMAN BROS. ------ SELL BUILDER’S HARDWARE On which we will bo glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices.*. 1 Of all kinds. STOVES. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. A STEM WINDER! DON’T FORGET IT I We are now receiving our Holiday Goods. There was a highly surprised widow In this city Saturday afternoon when the lady In question opened a letter sent her by the Catholic priest in Battle Creek and a check special from abuse which tills English organ now seeks for 840 tumbled out of the envelope. In Will make vou alt laugh. To sec Is to believe. Just ask for price*! Wc have Just the letter the priest explained tliat the 840 ’to heap upon them.—Irish World. received a large invoice of Watte Goods at price* never before heard of. was frv;n u man who had defrauded the la­ dy's husband out of that sum several y.nr* Tlie following Is ot interest—Interest In ago. The matter weighed »u-avlly on hi* more sense* than one—to those who have mind and ut n recent confession he told Ute We lead; oilier* try to follow on prices. • Ybeui0 Both men7borrowed ex-j or have had dealings with bank*: pried and a check for the sunt was at once forwarded to the widow of the man he had LixcoiJr. JiKB.. Nov. 22—Tbe case of r'D/'iNEDl'CQ —We always did have, and still expect to, the largest wronged-—lensing Journal. (jr/v C/C£iZ\ ZA’ O. stock and lowrat prices of any firm In the dty. ■—12 A* near a* can be oncer taint*! at tiw present the Schuyler National l*nk vs. John G. Ou Wednesday of last week John Paul, Bolling. jn»t decided in the supreme court time tbe ltab<Uti*s will roach 8300,000. j 1* of unusual Interest to National tamk* while working in his swamp 2 miles south gcnrrallv. Bolling brought suit under sec­ of Dorr, found the i«ucs of a man and also tions 5,197 and 549S. United State* revised n gun barrel, powder ttask nnd other arti­ We want all you liave to sjmre at market price*. matute*. to recover an amount of niwirious cles. The gon Itarrel, flask and some Interest paid. The court held that the metal btlttatatand nn ivory pencil tip were state courts of record bail jurisdiction; that rocogntred as ta-longing to Howard Trnax. x. when- usurious Interest I* taken from the who left his home to go limiting Jul> «. We want all of the Butter. Kgga, aqd l>ried Fruit yon will bring us at Htghrat fare of a notq by n National bank It ran rt- tsfitt. and tta* not been beard «d ■ne«-. u-lteb tbe fovar covtf only tbe ften- of tta- not.-, lew* the The cap on tl- gun barrel was exploded. Marki t Price. ibe ima wrem- . rt interest, aud thnt where usurious Jn»t how he «»r 1>J hl* death Is of course TJX ESS >>«■ unknown, but tta- find clear* U|> tee I rower eon recover double the amount of rare <rf hl. atulden disappmranC. - bd *tiH «lartea. . ’7 .odd. It is singular that no «*• ft’«r‘d main* before, as the) toy In a buddaberry ftclal vote of Michigan to.Harrison Cleveland 218,4*, Mak CLOSED THE DOOHS AND FLED. ’.Lull in connection with tbe upe.ilcrrehip of voters the aenttmeuu of the republican those obligations, to their manhood. and to the Republic, and no better evldcn* of this fact Is needed titan tlie vile and rabid PRICES LUSTER BAND PRODUCE. To Be Continued. �AN ESPECIALLY FINE LINE OF CLOAKS I CLOAKS I Elegant Plush. ’ In endless variety ranging in price from CLOAKS $20 TO Children’s Cloaks $40 These are elegant goods, and we. have a ’ much larger stock than ever, and have sold over twenty this. fall. An inspection will sat­ isfy you that there is finish, style, beauty and durability in these goods. TO S1O These garments will commend thejnselves to buyers both as to quality and price. SEE THEM ! Our stock in this line is complete, and doifble the stock we have ever carried. .S. Ladies’ Newmarkets From $7 to $15 A Rare Bargain. SHA WLS We have received and have now by far the • largest line of PAISLEY SHAWLS-: Ever shown in Hastings. We are enabled Of every description in styles that cannot fail to please. We ask you to look them over. We are making Very Low Prices by careful buying and buying, in large lots to On theqj, as we are enabled to do, since we offer them at from bought them right. $10.00 to $40.00. $1.50 TO $15.00. Careful Buyers Will find it to their advantage to watch this space for the next few weeks. GOODYEAR & BARNES. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-12-05.pdf 875ff43ab993d039abf4b0c29ffadc76 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of anypaper in the 'County. Hastings Banner. VOL XXXIII. NO. 32 HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 5.1888. Hastings Banner. WHOLE NO. 1749. COUNTY NEWS. Published Wednesdays, by Woodland Crater, Haxtingb, Bahry Corm,. MtcmoAx. MCBHCKUTluX rates: The Best Present FOR THE HOLIDAYS Can be found at S. A. Holmes, , „ D’DonaeU. J. X. Covert. Carlton. I ostnwAice, FYwport. D. L. Morthland J’fedar Creek. .__ ADVffmSLNG HAIM: slnmn per year.................................. moo i F. G. Harwood, Delton. Kxtra charts for special poaftions. .Mia Sbean. Hl.-kur-. < Hrowu A Cairns. Prairieville. Rrnm vtsber. Crescy » Coruers. ■spacial rrids la felt in the Job Printing DeWm. Broward, Broward. artmrutot the Bajtye*. Kvembing In the A. G. JcvAup OnuireriUe. aure omee la new; and with the latest faces of Vp^nuMr, Yankee Sprtnra. C. W. Armstrong, B<nr-n*Mllh. Money paid to the** w»iv will be receipted ■>r in tun IIaxxkh proprietors, and we tnut ~,Rhw*v named who hare nut *rttted witli ns wifi, between this date sue ar* their subvrtptloM to the BAxsan a agents n*n»d above. ■ ItospMaiuMy. COOKk>tISKER5. oountjhOU ''ub*crtW!r r’»M« outside of’tbe THE JEWELER'S. . Ladies’ ------------------------------ Schoo! commenced at Yankee .Springs last Mtmday Nov. ttoth. with Mr. W. H. Ilollopeter as teacher. Star lodge 1. O. G. T. received one ww« mitsilx-r last Saturday night A donation party at R. B. Green’s last Thursday night for the benefit of M. Daniels; the reerlpt* amounted to 510.45. Tlie elder Is well liked in tills vicinity and is cordially rccdvad by his many friends in this community. ' .Some miscreant liad the audarlty to steal the rlag rope from the republican’pole at the Springs last Friday night. The singing whooi i» progressing finely at the .Springs. Mr. Wilbert proves him­ self to be a find class teaciier. Both apple evaporators eloMd up their work for the M-a*on last week. They turned out SA tons of evai<orated stuck till* _ and Gents’ Gold Watches Rings and Chains st line of -SILVERWAREl»nrry county. I catn’iot particularize tills week, but Ask BaxxkM ■Hl. WAIT I have just returned from Hiicagu, where I made heavy purcliases .nlais, and can suit you In both good* and prices. Call in and see POWDER Absolutely Pure. Win. II. Herrick has gone Into the hotel business with ffi brother Frank ar Free­ port. ___________ Mrs. Wm: Moutgornvry and Mrs. Frank Moon have teen dangerously sick the pa.*t marvel ot purity week. Al this writing they are reported a More economical Utile better. Mrs. Rockwell visited Kalamazoo one weight, alum or pbosphAtr poWdera. Bold only John Shean and family were surprised b, a visit from a brother, bls wife and daughter from Uic east <m the Md. W. T. Barber received a telegram an­ nouncing the death of an older brother who died at Alvordton, Ohio. Our meat market proprietor Mr. Fran­ cisco, Is again prostrated with sickness. >> ;i< your watches, clocks and Jewelry that need repairing, and have the G. 'W. Monroe and ton have l>e»’u pur­ elton ich c‘bv a competent workman. chasing good sheep With intent of feeding them during the winter fur mutton. Tin' corner on wheat has turned the wrong way to suit farmers, the same hax mg fallen off several cents |H-i^t(ushc! the past few days at Milo and also at Delton. Mr*. Henry Fowler liu returned from Facing the highest market price. OtMX<> afUT having spent several days visiting her sister. . Will Tolles has gone to the north woods Custom Milling and-Feed Grinding a to work during the winter. Specialty. Will Brown lias finished his summer work for II. M. Byington and gone to his Our mill It equipped with the latest and home in N'uwago county. beat machinery, and will produce an fine a Many gobblers were confiscated for table quality of dour as can be made. The juitfotutgv of the people of southwestern Barry tw the past week, and many people gave Tiuuiksgivlng diiiiiri* Id invited guests county i* solicitexl. Respectfully. who relished turkey with many other good and dainty caulile* of the season with table* loaded to their full capacity. The guest* did ample justice to their elastic condltinns by satisfying the cravings of the inner man. Thus many gatherings assembled and pa*.*ed n very enjoyable time on the occasion of a thanksgiving day. Geo. Irving gave a party at the hotel the 2tfth. 05 coaples attending. Mathias Snyder, wagon maker, aged M years, died suddenly the 30th. ' His death was caused by neuralgia of the heart. lie leaves a wife and two daughters besides a huge circle of friends to mount his io**. (.'lias. Lawrenee shipped a carload of bog* to Delton the 30th. I*yer ralilni from Mrs. E. 1‘. Willlstin lias returned from Beat fun emun cheese per lb Augusta after having spent several days Choke new basket firs per lb visiting relatives .there. Will Elliott sold an/i delivered at Augus­ ta 25 hogs on Saturday for 5 cents per lb. M. Event receivix! many tine fat swine from here Monday paying $4.00 per hinNOW IS TOUR dred. Harvey Williams ctmtractod With farm­ ers several weeks since for large ttoounte of wheat giving them SO to W days to Sweet Cuba Ann eut tobacco, per lb. deliver at 51.00 per bu. Now that the Rising Sun baking powder, per lb. wheat has liven delivered and the market (Best tn We world for the price.) price has fallen off Harvey did not kick, Choke table syrup, per gat....................... bnt like a man paid the contract prlcoSl.OO. ■Finest maple syrup, per gal................... S. A. HOLMES, THE JEWELER. The New Boiler Mill, ., , M D BUY WHEAT, Don I Miss It LT. L IW Catch the Chance Whilept is ours Ui OPPORTtMTI I ----------TO BlHf--------- Furniture SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. Good Porto Rico molasse*, per gal. ... encumber pieties in vinegar, jwr dot. Good table tumblers, per doz_. Good table goblets per dm Dandy water set per dear. Best bulk o/siers per qL .. Ca|>e Cod cranberries, per qL... l-4 lb bar good laundry soap for 3 doz clothes pins for mn.clothes line mr Good wash board for .' papers plus for . .. Good tubular lantern tor .... French bronze hanging*snip for I Amp cbtnnif )•» C for F. T. Boise started for Lincoln, Kansas, Monday morning on a bustrp-M trip. Geo. Francis went to Kaiamazno thia San Trnman. of Olivet college, spent Thanksgiving at home. \. L. Bernis was nt the teachers’ associa­ tion Friday and Saturday al Hastings. G. A. Truman and wife spent Sunday at Battle Creek. The camp-flrr at the opera house Thursdxv «enlng was a success. John H. Roc. of SL Louis. Mo., U visit>' ?"<“'* In '”a nunft™, a bazaar store in the Walrath building. Dr. Baughman is moving to Ohio. Dr Barker was on our streets Monday. We quote the following prices tor pro­ duce: Wheat OS, oata db. efffs, S3, butter ------ AT------ Beamer’s Cash. Ire hie McCoy’s Bargain Store, Main Street, "*Dr. Goucher stopped over in town on hla way to Jackson Saturday. Ed. McCartny took in the teachers asso­ ciation Saturday nt Ha*unga- Look out for sMgtong. J. Godfrey was in Hastings Saturday. Mls« Gall Hamp returned to her home in Woodland Friday. S. Roush was iu Hastings Saturday . Two ear loads of hugs were shipped from r roeport to Buffalo last Saturday. Game U M-arce around here now. for nearly half of the population at Freeport were oct hunting last Thursday. Chaa. Dyke now takes photos tn Free­ port. N. G. King returning to Ionia. Dr. I'nckel is having his house and baru painted by D. Zaglemlre. A. Ffkr has rented tlie Brothrnuan MtMfti F. Houek has moved into Wm. Cool's house in Campbell town. There was a wood cattyig itee last Saturd«y In J. Herrington's woods for the Congregatkmal church. ’TL Lndiow Will move into A. Parks' Ihium? in the near future. While returning from Hastings last Tuesday evening Wesley Fox was thrown from his buggy, by being run into by aimtber team, and had one at bis ribs broken. Aboat 75 couples attended the Thanks­ giving ball. George Kelley receivwi three turkeys last Thurmlay at the shooting match. ' rhe m*’** HASTINGS, MICH ToGbo. W. Wdjussox: Id reply to your chaHeugv I would say J don't believe that I ever s«:d 1 could throw any Wilkinson that lived tn Barvy county, l»ut 1 think 1 can throw you and have cwrrred your deposit to hack iuv opintoa. The tpatch to take place at Uniot: haM, IHmtt ings, Friday evening, ' Dee. 7th- Three minute rounds with three minutes rest; national rules to govern. N. T. Diamond. 5,-h.ul. WdMam Pootoy•- Brown. Maple Grove R. Caaaell . . A. Hall, Hauiaxi Myrtle M.Cl*rti H«l’ •“‘fh o’er us and profit tta. Through the mxht when we’re aaieep; Dsriltigl^URcjnmirourfoolatepa. IO- v. vtL OeltoM. Ttianksglviug w«« )«rtielpate«l in by everybody tn this locality, and all report a good time. Edgar Cock and wife spenjThankgiving with Mn>. Marrun Skillman: also Mrs. Skillman's parents from Augusta. Henry ixxmard has bis house nicely painted, which add* very much to its look*. ’Du- wwk was done by Harry Hull, of Kalamazoo. Pat. Conaly is going to Aurora. IIL, to work. I*. T. Colgrove, of your city, spent a few days with F. A. Blackiuan and wife last wrrek. , ' Mrs«r>. BlacXtoau. Gwyn and Colgrove had a big hunt one day last week, but did not bring much game home with them. Mr. Handy, of Plainwell, is organizing a xlmring m-bool at this place. G. N. Scudder and family spent Sunday at Augusta. Dewitt Kanney has his house nearly 'reaily to move into. Katfney A Norwood have dissolved part­ nership in tlu- meat market. Mr. Ranney ! continuing business. Our roller mill is turning out from ISO U> 135 barrels per day, and ha* orders to fill to last tliem the rest of the year. IL T. F. Dodds A Co. have built an ad­ dition 30x50 to their mil], which tuakra them plenty of room. Mr. Woodhams, of Prairieville, is build­ ing a harness shop here. A kimmI many from this place attended the ball at lik-kory Comen Tlianksgiviag. M. and F. Doster ship|*cd two carloads v, tauter, lauthcr, tutera. br-iti Weep not, but iwm u> u»e. . Here, in this home ifalighttcl How happy st wit! tie; A unm has been trail in the circuit court bi Burry county, charged with an “attempt to dig up, disinter, remove and •carry away • human Iwdy." and declared guilty by.twelve of Ills peer*. TW* trial teas cod the county many hundred dollaaa. Tlie uttirerp of the law have hoqnded down the guilty man wlih a spirit which shows the greatest desire on their part to punish the guilty for the ghoulish crime. The re­ thin of public sefttituent in regard to the desecration of chriitian graves. And is there nothing that can be offered inextinu*tlon of thia crime, nothing to make it appear A man becomes addicted to the UM of li­ quor. He finds himself on the bread road to ruin, and feels himself drifting on and on. He ha« many fellow travelers on this lion.* would be l.^s. On he goes, faster’ and faster as th. red grows sbvper. l>elng. half augvl. has touched a spot in hLs rvnicmbiancr of other days, and by whose aid he make* a rvfonngtion. He lives a man again, until jm-iIujw death robs him of her who held him in the path of right, in devp <ies|s)Odcncy be again stumbles, renre also shipped a carload. Frank Faulk is working for F. J. Nor­ makes a fight, and In spite of all goes wood in his store. John Cramer has built an addition to hh> rd by ••very one, he bccotnee a publie restaurant, and now John has plenty of charge. At tills, knowing well the fate of roam for people who need anything in hl.* such, he braces up again. Again he falls and. friendless, U taken to an Infirmary.» line of business. ihiliois A Chadwick are buying and He is suffering the delirium of the drunk­ dresMng and shipping all the poultry they ard. and half realizing wrhrrc be is, m utter* wildly of plekltug vats.\u<t seems to see Dwight VanHorn, of Grand Rapids, is human vultures perched about the walls of a dissecting room whetting their gory beaks, visiting his brother at litis place. and anon, to feel them tearing at his vitals. This i« hi- end. A man comes into Michigan in an early Hilberts. day. He goes into the woods, builds hta There Is considerable kicking about the cabin and begins his pioneer work. He Chas, l-une drain tax. has a faithful wife and a strong arm, and Mrs. John Landis Is on the sick list notwilhstandlui, the misfortune*. sickness Willard Sawdy lias rented a part of Mrs. and privations Incident to such a life, be J. W. Holmes house and baa' moved to gets together a meager competence. After a while hla wife dies and. expecting to 1'teacnn Hough Is able to ait up again. make a home with bis boys, Ke divides his We understand that some of our boys litUe property among them. They live In havA bad looking faces caused by being at a much taster day Ilian the one in which Lake Odessa. the father spent his youth, and very soon R. T. F. Dodd’s, of Delton, will meet scatter that which he was so many toe people of Woodland on Munday, ih-c. 10th. at U o’clock p. m.. prompt at the or south or something, and the old town hwll to s<>e alsHit organizing a stock man is alone and helpless. Nothing company to put up a roller mill at this place. Come and hear what he has to say anticipates as a pleasure the time when and let us s<x ure one of the most Import­ death shall cause bls tenement of clay to ant aids to help to build up oar town. > be placed beside that of her who has gone before. At last be dies and the S. Kaiser Is at podunk finishing the car­ bills incident to his last sickness are paid by the county In which be has lived these penter work on the new U. B. church. (teorge and «. W. Cnppy and wife at­ many years. Bls boys are far away, no tended the F. M. quarterly meeting at Cas­ one know* where, and as do one but a rel­ ative may claim him. the one jrravv in the tleton last Saturday and Suhday. Annie lekes, of Hastings, was the guest churchyard remains lonely still, for the state has already disposed of the old man’s of her brothers. P. H. Seger. of FrreporL was the guest feeble body, "in the interests of science.* A young girt fails a victim to man’s de­ of his iteugbter. Mrs. J. L. Ickes, last ceit, . 1* abandoned—lust Driven from Wedncmluy. Myrtle Shively wa* at home last Thurs­ tiocue. ptrhap*. iu consequense of her day and Friday witli her parents. G. L. Seger and wife, of irvlug. were the old .*<dn—shahnv s.-om, reproaches—she meets them ail. The 'ponr-bousr Is the guest of C. Savienol lost Sunday. James Bauer, of Hastings, was <m our only bouse that has an open door for her. And then surrounded by *11 that the name street la.*t Monday. S. Shively and wife visited John Rapbe suggests, she goes down into the valley of death. They tell her that her babe l» dead, aud wife last Sunday. J. L. Ickes and wife attended tlie saiva- and as a la*t request site asks thtt the only tloti anny last Saturday and Sunday night. pure thing to which she has a right in thia We understand that T. McGregor L* go­ world may tw so placed that she may hold It in her arms forever, that her child may ing to work fur EL Edward* this winter. Nellie McGregor will not teach school tw buried on the bosom that would have this winter, as her health will Dot permit nourished IL Then she bears some half­ witted old crone, an inmate like herw-lf, 11 Mrs. Biakney wax the guest of Mr*, Kai­ cackle ouL “They don’t bury pauper* in Michigan; they send them to.the university ser last week. Friends and relatives of J. L. Ickes aud to be cut up." Truly, grave robbery is a wanton crime wife last Tuesday afternoon about 8 o'clock gave then: a sun-rise; it being Mrs. in Michigan. There can be no palliation Ickes 33th birthday. After a social cbaL of IL Our state has made ample provlaMft. of bodies for scientific purpoM-s. and there­ and stfpper wws served, fore the crime is without excuse. L*t no guilty man escape. Themx. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Hastings, Nov. 24. ______ KM>1 • ■ — —— — _ Following arc the real estate transfers Fred Heath has the finret line of afframs for tli‘- week ending Dee. 3rd. 100^ M in the city. token from the books hi the registers office. of meat market* in this dty. Your typos nuulc some queer mlstakea about names in my last letter to the Bair­ * rr- I will in' <• •• iltfln “ P""1' iile. ,»4 ■* uwtowUXto. Th* «ie bwotoiiw rwoorIM to '‘"nv’uJiVnwtwd*" prt.inx WNaunlV rewntfl. J*™*- ■*“ w «• -hl’ 1“ Wm- Duonsu has a smter visiting whii You will find a full stock of att kinds of rultber goods al lowest prices at Stauffer A M. Galbraith; T» Crawley’a. The corps of teacher* to Utoclty schools are doing thorough work in all tlieir de‘,,R..MyF’*“i«ltoGeewd Sam Kugiand; IX partns nts. him! the sciaad w«re «»evrr In a better anti more flourisfaiDg condition than “wJuKht to Wm H. Kleiahau*;parrel. Ka»b- H< lias the largest and last line of suitable goods In his line of holiday F^wnt* '• ■•ronght to Hastings. See them and you'll sgy You will also on them are very reasonable. Call now before the stock te broken, Ji ng rapidly a* they deserve tn. mg medium in Bar­ ry County. ’"jinwiMItotoMMUdatH. RejW**. I*r*l but totolmto. The social give* by the at their barracks Tuesday evening of �GIDEON’S ARMY. Friends, Wul^rwomer., House. Lend me your cars, and hear me for my. cause. The Soap I come to speak about is the Great Santa Claus. Tis good for every purpose, .For which a soap is needed’ And joy will bring to ‘ every one Jr* Who has wise counsel jj heedeil . t /(And spent a nickel, just to U ■. prove 1 * What wonders it will do, LESSON X, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 9. ....J rue ■UIU, lurrr u (Ulll.1- 1^SWSp7«K»w." aaK avmv HCW PERMAHENT CURED ARE WROUGHT. ISuSSj Marquette expecta to have an electric Tho summary of tbe history of Israel un- street railway­ . “AU other coed* by torture's haudtoglvau, A wtfels tue^lar aud »rved iiols, then their enemies opgift of Heaven.'* praw-d them, then tliey cried unto tho Lord ►in their diuress ami He raised up judges who delivered them, tlvi Lord b«!ng ivith tho judge; after tbe judge's death they sinned Pleasant Pebetoand they wiU give again delivirwl, and thus they lived, sinning mid the ntuiospbere erf home willg wtn a,,.-.and Mxmtlng. Tho book of Judges opens up to us thu history and tells us who tho oppres­ Port Huron school cliildrvn are all be­ sors wire mid who the deliverera were whom ing vaccinated. God taii-ed up; the manner mid duration of the various vpprewions, and the manner of the deliverance, witli the number of years Is offered by tbe mauufacturcra ofDr.BagrS Catarrh Remedy, tor a ease of catarrh which the) cnunoi cure. The uilld, soothiux, c.lcansfnR and hcalHig properties <it this remedy are Moab, and Canaan for jartods of citfht, eigh- frresisiaiife. » eenta. by druggist*. East Saginaw ha* a Woman's Home and Athmiel, Ehud an J Shamgar, Dvlnrau and Hospital. Banxk, rind the yuara of reft were forty­ Itch, M?.ngr and Scratch^ cm human or eighty and forty yenrs respectively. After the rule of Deborah and Barak the animals cured in B0 minutes by Woolford's next 'oppressors were the Midinuitcs, wba Sanitary Lotion. This never falls. Sold for reven yoars bud cruelly oppressed Iirari by Dr. E. Latiinip. Druggist. Hunting*. when God railed Gideon to be their deliverer. Huliert Hoyt the Bangor forger, geta Tbe record of his cad and trio appearance i t five years in Jacknon. the Lord to him is found in the jirrvinus having been made In the condition* it taortgsxc matte and executed by Freeman to Nylvanus H. CookJdatcsl it. I M3 and recorded Iu the office of ler of Deeds for Barry County. Mlchb T of inoctcau'i <>n page +m. Mild mortaage ’duly iltslxiied b) minimis H. Cook to i K. Cook, aud said asxlgument duly re­ rd Ort. Mtb, fern. In liber U cm pra* M and B«ul<l David R. C.^k as the executor of the aras'&srs ix a al the data of tblx iibtler. tbe sum ol six hun­ dred eltthty-cine and i? i<TO«loIlara <$<*1,171 and Hit attarnevS Ire provided for in*ai<! mortgage, aud no »ult or proceeding at tow having i*erti instituted to recover tlie uioncy secured by said ireti that on Saturday flu* lath day of January. D- lx*, at tea o’clock la tbe forenoon, I *haii sell at public aurtlou.lnihe bighest bidder, at the north front door of tbe Coart House in the city of Hastings itluit l*iug tbe place where tlie Clivnit Court foi Burn- County I* balden* the £ in the County of Barry aud State of NBehixan and described as follow*. to-wU; The uc«£aH of lot nine hundred ninety nine <wK»W)nnd tote ten hundred (1,000) and leu hundred and one (f,ootf. acrordlne to tbe recorded plat of the Cham. H. Bavkk. Att’y for Asaignre. ’ The Circuit Court for the County of Barry. f Michael Doster vs. WilUsm Undvei. > . —In/Mjtqrhmrat . • ' Notice Is hereby given ttuU ou tbrrth day of October. A. D. iww. a writ of attachment was duly Issued out of tbe Circuit Court tor the County of Barry, at the suit of Michael Duster, the above named plaintiff, again at the land*. »entente, eo'id* and chattels, money and efsof Wllliani f.inilM-v. named, for tbe mun of five hundred sixty-five rtollani. whlen said writ wa* returnable on tho Smith & Couibovk. Attorney* for Plaintiff. M. FOWLER. . Dunthi. Room* formeriv occupied by Dr. Jones, over Smltli. Hams A Van Arman's. S (3TUART, KNAPPEN VANARMAN, D / Lawyer.*. United Htatea cottrtk. ’ Offices over H.-utlnc* National Bank, Hastings, Michigan. Associate offices. Rooms 15, it; aud 17. net Houseman Block. Grand Itepltfa, Mich. WixxuJi J. BrvArr. Loyal B. Knatpkn. Ciuustofhkk H. VAX AuM.ur. m. bates, E Attorney at Law, • Hastings, Mich. i'ractfoes In ail conrte of the state. Upeetaf a. barber, m. d., H • Physician and burgeon, Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours from 9 to 6 n. m. ' W. LOWRY. M. D.. • Physician and Surgeon. treatlnK diseases of the EYE and BAK and the preservation of vision G ^Office^mf regdenge on Broadway, near Court 4JM1TH A C0LG ROVE, /© Lawyers. .. ..(Office to Union block. Hasting#.) Practice to all tbe courts of tbe state. £. KZNASTON, Attorney at Law, fOver J. B. Goodyear & Co.'* store,) Practices in all oourt.xof the State. Collections A aa.« . a—a LIFE. H Hoftaa* la tho grave. Drcnma dawn and fly. frittata runUe and dto Like spring flowsrs; Our vaunted life is one lung funeral To lighten labor, sav< expense And make things bhgh| and new. Shah wofolfcrwf Joss • ; nn.-. ilguimni: v. .­ life by death and accident. £UX)K a SHELDON, -(Odkein Abstract Block.Hastings, Mleh.) Hare tbe only set of Abstract Books tn Bar DdUhty. _______________ ped will I save you." Tm» 10.000 were brought down to ttie water to drink; P.700 knelt down to drum, white tho other 3(X> lifted tho waler to their mouths with their hunih, mid that simple test decided who should go. What a littto thing, and what was there In it; why should not a aoldicr knoel down and taka a good drink, and vrimt virtue was there in lapping it like a dogf It was simply a matter of self indulgence or R. TIMMERMAN, Homa*p«thic I’hy- thing, bat it • ale tan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop'* drug rtofe.) hearts were so net on the oonuuvst of their enemies and tbe dohrerahce of tfrrir people ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ that they faul no Urae nor hinlumtion to surance and Loans. Office with J. G. Bunyan * Son. 1 doors north or gratification; theirs wan a whole hearted of PMtoffice. Bpeclal attention given to making exchanges of property. The lutareote of non-resident arful ones it is coin' to see o home, but It is not so , to KB why three V.TOO until wo raniemt>er that P M The total output of coal from Iowa mines last week was 3.864.400 totm. You Can Make Money! LOVE IN OLD AGE. For sale by all d Nervous • are made of cheap and inferior malerial; and Rheumatism WELLS, RICHARDSON d CO.. Burhngton. n. AX» . DIAMOND PAINTS. All Liver None genuin 5 £ Trade Mark o O The HinrEHS’GUfDEte lasued March aud Bep*., •ach year. It is ah ency­ clopedia of useful tuiormation for all who pur chase tiiu luxuries or she uecoMtttes of Jilc. \Vfl can clothe you and furnish\iu with StnCvull Us legale M bahUiM fk-'&WSICIAII AKO SUBCtQH SKILL and SUCCESS Cfinmic, Hoths aii Prirate tea •ar NERVOUS r.i. DEBILITY,ntxm Manhood, F.niro T . T.re tenant pbyslc eat, flab., hunt, styles and Quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things C8EF0RTABLY. aud you can maiir a lair estimate of the value of the BUJTEBS' GUIDE, which will be sen} upon receipt of 10 cents to pxj ppstage, Darby, Prop® noetic Kalamazoo to bu out of talk. MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 1U-1U Mtehijran A venue, Chre**e,Ili j ^Michigan :rm»nently cured. IDNEY*ad URINARY,^pbfata. Gloat, ! ----- I CENTRA! immediately are lbtag the Brat dokc. Pr site free. Al all drugg The Greenville taa -a-ghoating. pertain. Consultation nzoewr. a meatfly tetter er c«llm*y cavehitiretaffir. &£•?**■*.Ufa. AWo* .nd^ri!i2^).Er,or’-"5° ““»(■«»“•»)- ««•«•»• r tt PI *»l/r m %ei^> F« D* CLARKE, M. D., To the liver and ■Rtvngth. Tbe mor ywi need. Mites’ strengthen. The lo quiivd. . Samples fr Mrs. Amelia Fw GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION w aton alwny-s etidravured to keep a -tetr while engaged In hi* African explorations, mid but a few weeks since the statement was jmbllshcd that Henry M. Stanley’/ supjllra had been reduced to a quantity of vk'rmirelli -Detroit l Yeo Prow. DON’ ’T1 ARCTICS A large black bear was killed near Flint on Friday. COLCHESTER ARCTIC Grand Rapid* Is to have a normal »ciioel to cwt 935,000. * The disposition of the rut-plus in tho li. S. itvasurj. cinragw* the attention of our ■tatewuen. l/ut a mop! vital question has our attention, and that to lli«- reduction of the aurplus eousuniptires. Since the dis­ covery and Introduction of Dr. King's New There fs no mom forcible oxamplp of manta Discover)', tor nousumpttou. there bag been tbougbtlcwi cruelty than the manner in whirl* a marked decrease in thr mortality from turtle, are treated. Tho g.-eeu turtle is cap tills dreaded dlneani, and it to jxmslbir to tured by art* in the Gulf ot Mexico. Tbe atiil further reduce the number of consump­ boats cngnsix! in this business are railed tur- tives. How? By keeping, constantly at Uers. When a turtle is captured alite arc cut hand n bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery ond using occordhrg to direction^, u|*oii the appearance of Uw flrat symptoms, such u a cough, a cold, a sore throat, a cheat, their movements a* a man in a straight or Okie pain. Taken thus eartv u cure to jacket The l?ont» are gnncraUy out from guaranteed. Trial battles free at W. H. two to'throe weeks before a load is secured. Goodyear's drug store. Bet cnD today llfsV rtiara as Uwy btoar. —C. Kogan Paul Irota the French cI T.onaud. •writ* and U guarant tatter, i-'iappul hnniLs. /-hllblalns. eoans, and nil akin cniptlons, and positively curve Richmond is to ehdreh. Tire germs of s Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The kids are whoojdnu' cough al Until you have seen the A genuine rem Oragit Syrup, made Loan aud build With the ~OutsId« Counter." It’s the Best Fitting Best Wearing Cobb’s Little Ti pay. la tiut not ta Arctic nowi» made, and I* n<ada ’pon honor tw reputation,. The "OVTSIDK COUNTER” add* large'.)- to the •he durability. There are cheapest Xo extra charge for the -.'tmtulite Ask to »re the ■’(rik-h eater"Arctic. Corunna. Hili’* Pecrles* A large addition H.S. Robinson & Burtenshaw, Detroit, hare glren the Melurirr right of sale In this city to the enjoy tbe bleartug tin- H-cwt of good Rower Shoe Co. win has been appra Chicago, K&lanaioa & Sagisa^ Tbe transition frwn lung, lingering and painful slektHvs to robust health marks an epoch in ihe life of the ImUvMni. Such a remarkable cwnt b treaaured in thr nietwiry and the .igTwy wiH-reby tbe. good health his been tduined Is gratefully bleawd. Henw. It Is that so u»cli is heard in pralra of Electric Bitters. So many fro! they owe thrlr rreturatlun to iwalth, to the iMc of Um pri al alterative and tonic, if yu*i an: troubled with nr.y dbaam*. of ki«l- iSusfeliu of Mid- Are Diamond Dyes. They excel all others in Strength, Purity rad Fastness. None others MACHIHERY^^IzFREE flict ciunc, we see the 8U0 divided into three comiKtuiira, and each mao with a torch In his left brad and a trumpet in his right lutnd. re with your regular hitfntiug. Batlatacto CURES Neuralgia CIDER no exaggerated nccucni. Tua turtle wdl llvn about threa meutb* witham watar or food. Death tram ttarvatian acanoumaa puts an and to their xuffcnng*. Qfteatunu* tlwlr eyes almost btnat from tatur srxflieu. Groan turtle u worth in Naw York fifteen Muadlng juuauiwiwj you will Manly una find renet relief i»y by u»o u»e ,<h, „ ir^„ :• i. —.. J.. IO.*. — 6, o_*a ... »■ LW! nf ■>' VI EH:lrtc '»*«• '« •> .... •»« principally by reatanrunw and hotels. A turtle u killed by cutting off his bead, end thia is d.’iuo after it-hss beao received at the ptaco where it is to L-e «ateu.- llroaslyu Cor. J.ffmoi. aod ,'mu, Bu_ HaUsn Mlriu Brilliant Durable <! Economical Macaroni I* now largely manufactured in this country, only one pound in ton of thi comnutw-d being imported. Tho industry, Mrs. Chiirks Greenwood, of Indianapolis however, is KjlcJy in Italian hands and under liad what the doctors called aaUima. but Italian control. One peculiarity of . thia she got Uttie relief until she took Dr. rtapfo urtiete to that it is almost proof against Mile*’New Cure, "^rhfeh soon made "her cliumtie cbangra awl iuflnetKea. In one'of long winded, stopped thu pain in chest, swelling of ankles, rough, palpitation, etc. Sold at W. H. Goodyear's. Address C. 0. HAXPTOH. 0<lndl. mo Kent to t he different market*,, wlierv tlwy lie with tbeir “flippera” aull tied, until cither ROBERTSON HOUSE, MF THE ONLY Merrill Block, DETROIT, MICH Whiio you. J' C. WELTON N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Manufacturers. priced of her ornaments, comjxrUed to fast till health* breaks down, madv to subsist on thu o anaxt of fond, kept out of what etnuse- household, teroi-d into being the nnpsrid drudge of the family, held to be the legibniata butt <rf the ill nnturoof oil,conridenxi fit only An old pbralcau. retired from practice having to san* the chihlren, openly called end hud placed in hl» hands by an fast India mis­ to.him: sionary the formula of u simple vegetable bem- taught to think herself a creature of illahwn cdy for tbe speedy aud perms neat eure of con- —this being thj cause of allthensd of b-jr rarely I will be with thra” (vi, 14-lti), which suiuptlim, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat rad lung affections, also a positive and radical cure tor nervous debility nndallnerhover today. Being encouraged by God he voih comnlafuta. afterhavlt'g tested It* wonder no*™ of man. How much the women <!read widowhood G overthrow hto father's altar to Baal and ful curative powers in thousand* of cases, lias it iiIs duty, io make B know- to his auffmui; built an altar unto the Lord mid offered sac- felt fellows. Actuated b> tbl» motile aud a drainrifltx; the spirit of the Jx»rd came u;*on to relieve fmnrtiii sufiering. I will send free of wviwna widow U to offer her ardiro insult, hint, la* bl.-v n trumpet, scut out messengers charx”. ui ail who desire It. Hit* recipe In Ger­ mid from her uarllwt childhood a girl la and gathered an army of JkI,(X>3 meu. To­ man. French or Knzii'li, with full dirrrtloo* taught to |iray that . o may die while yet forpre;«rii r 4»d ueing. Sent by mail to ad­ day's le»K>n tells u* oMhe sifting of that dressing with stamp, uainlng this paper. W. A. the rvd njMrf of coverture rvnmma on her fon»hrod. In any cumj tbe fear ct widuwir.Kxl army down to 3CX) men, with whom God Noyes. 1 to Power’s Block, Rochester. N. Y. ovi*nihai!o«.< the llindoo lady’s life, even wrought Israd's deliverance. < The naturalga* at Port Huron Is said to though »hn haw her lord.—CapL R. C. Tem­ 1. “JerublKial, who is Gideon." Gideon Im giving out slowly. _ ple tn Journal of tho Sociuty at Ana. signified a’•falter or bruiser," ami is a type of the, Lord J<«us, the great deliverer and judg" who came to dentroy tbe works of be u»*d far rhUdreu leetblac. It sooth* the devil and who will bruiM Satan under alwuy* Thu littlo towns wc I*« look likA boaaet Ihe child. Krftens the gums, allavaall paln.rure* our frat shortly. Hu was the >\«ungwt of a wind colic, and Is the brat remedy for dtarrlnva. rundo of budding blticka. with dfln cuntlea on , poor family in the tribo of M.uuisscb (yi, 15), Twenty-flve cents a battle, tbtMiutnturu>of □imiaturumounlaina They are but tbe spirit of the L*rd qualified him for Detroit gave Bishop Foly a grand re­ tho work to which he waa called and made ception Friday evening. him n Hu-cowful h-aih-r of men. God eberaea landscape. Tney um quiet in mipcaranrc, English Spavin Liniment removes'all the frolish and tho wrak to confound tho that it is hard to believe that tbe time worn wise and mighty that up ticab may glory in Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps aud Blem­ walk contain the group of beggara. tl>e tink­ His prcsencu. (I Cor. i, 2B-3L) ishes from horses. Blood Spavin. Curbs, ling Loll* of the donki ya, and tbe noise of trie Jcruhbaal signifies “a cnnlemter with Splints, Stvwney, Ring-bone, Stilles, alt brightly drened throng. Baal." and Gideon was k called by his father Swollen Throats, Sprains, Cough, etc. after lui had overthrown tbe altar of Baal Save NO by use of one bottle. Warranted. which effvra such a i aunnuua of natural in­ (vi, 31, ;ei; if any one will be filled withXno Sold by Dr. E. IL Lathrop. Druggist. terest ns Spain, j: is as shifting ip rotor us spirit and umxl of God they iuu»t find Go Hastings. a kalcidoscojxr. Here are IVicks of grata willtag to overthrow etl) the idob of pride Annual reunion of the Third infantry in corning down tbe mountain patiisto water a; and self and tot Che Ixml alone ]kmkws and tbe clear valley s Tea ma The strep roods control them Bd&l signifies “lord,'* and all Grand Rapids, Dec. !».* ore covered with burros-and gayly dreaaod th« other lunto must be set aside that Jcbub Hie wvereit coms of asthma are Imai„ 4,-„w may reign supreme. mediately relieved by the use of- Ayers , rained to *bow that some <mv wni rialn there 2. ’The Izird said onto Gideon." Did your Clierry PectoraL - wayrida -— - i -by thv The mortality must have heart ever ray: “Oh, if 1 could only hear tbe - I lieen great, judging by tbv number on- aees Port Huron denies having a case of! Izird speak to me I would bo strong and of every abvre.—W. Porker Bodilsb in Demogood courage." Well, ta sure of tbta, that Ktuall jxix. rcrtV Monthly. jttrt na truly as the Lord spoke to Ghtoon, Ho to speaking to yffii today ta His word; and Eminent' authorities mumbbiusly agree until you are sure of this tbe Bible will never flutt the high pressure methods of modern “Boy,” said a clerk in u Woodward avenue be a very precious book to you. “Tbe people life art; rapidly making us a race of ner­ are toj ipany. . . . lest Israel vaunt* vous invalids.—subject to all manner of grocery to u lad who wa* hanging around, tbemselecs against Me." A small coiujiany ncrvAis affection.*, *l>eadaclu-. Insanity, coat this winter and feel warm all orerF dizzies, neuralgia, baeka<«ir. hysteria, ntjvtnis troubles of the heart. Htotuarh. "Then rat one of those.” kidneys, brain, etc. Ludire and gentle* They were red |xi>pera, and the boy man who are thus alTlicud, or who are Almighty Ono rather than the seen multitude roup.ll«l io top !.ir boun. do mod, | ... ,..r. la„ „ who are only flesh wo shall not bo valiant for mmul or phj.lr.l wort. wb.. worn or Lu.TL-<roj=.|Uw.-rartorro.TOlU^Mar God. Ir« «bo<« tadiK.-, or rtuw.de Inurtln. dowu. U .« ou tour uL,b.wu>r,»x fi. “Whosoever U fearful and afraid, lot should remember that no other remedy in i Then tl ' ' * him return." Thi» was in accordance with the world wiL’ so speedily cure these dto— baw did it workl" the taw, and thu reason wm, lu»t they should eases, remove worry and tbe bfu<«, induce i iid!” replied the boy. “It not only make others to lie fearful and faint hearted. tranquil steep, relieve pain, or buildup - uu an overcoat, emv l.ut iI vua don'tt oeuvre bhlicve m v ----.. -- . -- -------- -,- —...... (Deut. xx, 8.) A fearful or discouraged pernil will have to Kara. any ___ . _, " the brain and nervou* systems. as Dr. [ brother Bill thia sou is not one whom the Lonl can use; there­ MU..-# great discovery, tbe Restorative ; winter! I'll take tberwt up home..bora It mar fore Ho to often .exhorts His ja-oplu to "Ba Nervine. It contains no opium or mor- »av0 our boure rent and cral. "-Detroit FrvJ strong and courageoua.” (Deut. xxxi, tJ, 7,23; phlne. Trial bottle. free at W. 11. Good- Pre™. year's drag drag atore. - -------------------------- ■ year's store. text which, it soems to me, ought to cure all discouraged worker: for Christ, and it is this: “He shall not fail nor bo discouraged till Ho have mt judgment in trio earth." i “Tho p-op’o arc yet too many; bring them down unto trio water, and I win try them for thoo there." If X'.OUO wa' a comparntlvely small army with which to con­ tend with Midian, what shall we think of only 10.00U; and what musti Gideon have thought wiwu the Lord said to him, “Tho people are yet too manyff Tho procere of weakening down our apparent strength for service 1* not an uncommon one; but tbe Ixird know* what Ho i* doing, and Ho must bare well triad material; faith says, “Even *o. Father," and yields and obey.s, although it seams mon* and more like* courting utter falluri. Gideon knight bavo said, “Lord, if you ss-Dd me with lens than 10,000 I cauuot go, far It would ‘----- U-J- —a----- • • evidently had no i Tnanagiug this ' bad perfect SANTA CLAUS SOAP is the best to the market for washing, scouring, «!••_ Widowhood Al non; tlie Tl.lldo™. Tak„ the ca*e of the widow from lufMiey, Wife.—I will n horse blankets. Husband.—If this one, I will b Blanket next time have to mend it. Joya wv dimly apprehend I'acui tlvit unih-l and flf-1. —Matthew Arnold- Husband.— M mend this fiorae b only had it two w Of tbr nineteent ■nUlof Wpitlun (ex TIME TABLE. _J-L J«*r» with eexeiua SktaCura, which .Otvw in tlw rtiy <iFTr.usHna*. ithst b^ing ww Wh»re tl,- rlrrnlt •wni tar Barry is IteMruj. thr on-mires rfewrfbed in nrtgraee. r,r »<. wawh tb. rvt>; as may br is ...ftaulls... ..XashV . .UJouvt'ide arts. Tbe prmitora being dmcrite-rf bt rirtmee uli ... wtlh �■I MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. M*oc'kuoc u oul <kbi , UTTLEWOOD IS CHAMPION. “. ’^formed himtolf bv I. ulcxfa m iMo by & ba°* a T-<r' » pjpulatun of nearly 2,3Ub,0Qj. Tbe next meeting of the National *• •rtfkui’SulSj? ‘w^*X a r*1' ‘ WOMAN'S RIGHTS. I ill-; and.— Mary, won’t you ynirid this horse blanket ? I have only hiiii it two weeks. ' w V. '! —I will mend your shirts ar v.nts. but I draw the line at hblankets. They smell bad. : Affix—If you will mend Hij; . . I will buy a 14 Horse I: j: .t next tim^, and you won’t h?v:- . mend it. HEADQUARTERS .. ... “....... B miny-uve tool well estimated that from B,OUO to li',000 poo- ------ FOE------ pedretrian* r«u!a- Boots and Shoes play'd Charlee Wight Found Guilty. at a lively rate. Tb» eportiug men unanimously declared that but «„,.,bte lta Cartwright i 1----around. . ™That ua ,U umglbnud ball Mtarna lonr m,. war-t xl be-rt .tory tbalS Hard to beM.*' ***' ffnd a Uwrtr wbo *,aRht u get him off on the ground that a de~t>v loiter wm not mall. JudSfl Hrown 0Terru’lud lhb Friday and th. rem wont to tbe jury, who brought in a verdict Bn-ling Wight gulire tfawood oroRGx LiT-nxivooD. bert’* record. Hi wa* going around gamely, although it was evident that one of bi* feet wa* tore, as bi made togot him off. K 5/A Five Mile. limped in rather a paluful way. Little wood's Intention rL — cover <575 mils*; bi* ded this, Losix>s, Ih>c 3.-In the bouro of com­ - ----- —.— ----------- J» record. 5/A Boss Stable. mon* Saturday the .peak.r ordered Mr. At 7:30 he made hi* 019th mils, and tbe Radical m..-mUr for the .north w*at crowd charred loudly. Tho excitement wai divtoon of Unartririra. to’withdraw from great as ho drew near Alberts record. 5/A Electric. A Flint financier ba* 1Urted a mushroom tha boo** ou acoouut of hl* acimiiing Mr. W. Albert and hla wife sat In a box and *aw farm, if variety nd.I. *plc. ||f, Michigan ft Smith, govarnuwmt taadar, of conniving DtUewnod win tbetido of champion walker teem* to do her lull share toward furntatong at a dldio.toral.la trick- and refusing to re­ of tlie wori.L Hbortly after starting out on 5/A Extra Test. the «>«». *• tract tho Statement. loan interview Mr. the <>iil n ils It was stated that be would or Grdbam *aid in explanation of tbe affair, completing it retire for good. While Little­ plat^ glare at Muskegon, but the that bv bvid Mr. Rolrinaon, Couiervatlv* wood wa* covt-rmg bi* KiAl mile tho crowd 30 other styles momlicr for Dudley, guilty of a duhonorablo grow more rathMikstlr. When be bad emutrick in putting a moUon'on the paper pre- plcted It bo wa* prtwented by Guerrero with a When burglar* take to robbing ebureboait vooting dfacwuUou on the grievance* of cer­ ba ml some wreath, a prevent from Jockey F- i . ale by all dealers. oort o' indicate* that burin*** in tbeir lira i« tain chalnmakera He bad nl»o exprmed Garrison, while tbe barxl played "Hail to tb* not brtri; Th* aiffom ,..hurvh w„ reiu,^ the belief that tbe government imtigated Chief," and followed with "Yankee lioodle.' of wurtli of giari* by ’em toe other Mr. Robinson to tbe action. Mr. Graham Il wa* dXJt precisely when he finiabvd. Al night. ■ay* that be doe* not intend to apologise for bort came down with him carrying a broom, while the moatte* job in the penitentiary for embex other pedewtrian* xliug fl. UOU while postmaster a". How berry. P movidexck. R. L, Doc .t-At 7:15 a. m. bore aloft AmeriA light sentence was imposod because hr Hiturdny a powerful steam elevator, rm•»«* well liked l,y hi* luqnaintancea ployad by N. B. Horton in tbe erection of a An K-.»t Saginaw min is tbe owner of a targe brick born at Olnayvilla for the Union cuit of the track forty-^x-pouiri Remington rifle that wa* Railroad company, fell from the hft, owing sort of triumphal proenmun, and Littlewood left tho The inmate* of tbe Clare county jail ar­ men and four larga barrows full of brick , track. None genuina Without this ranged for a runaway expedition tbe other and cemetite Fred Horton, sou of the con­ day, but the plucky wife of tb<- sheriff, tractor, bad hi* leg fractured and one heel wright. Hart, Connor, Golden. Mason, Cam­ 5 Trade Mark sewed inside. aided by a gleaming revolver, held 'em at torn off and hb spin* was severely contuse*!. : pans. Taylor, and Smith followed shortly bay until help arrived. Robert Morrison, Two workmen suffered compound fractures after, but H-rty remained on the track run­ r-llnm. I MriVh M _ 1. ____ . of the leg and were brufaed badly. It fa ning in splendid form. It was announce*! feared that they will not survive, a* the/ that be bad determined to best Riw*H'i are well advanced in year*. Tbe other men be made tlie fttt.1 mile, and shortly after n. Will keep tbe atWilliam Steele, an Ionia mao. teem* to received bruises And w«re severely shocked. pasted Rowell** record, making the greatest jonir, removing all rn joy ir.uulging in «wUy luxurire. That ac­ record of bfa life. AU the contestants c -utite for bi* paying M.'NO f»r ju« one row. - ' ? *11 dises* germ*. latrcUon from Perhaps her null, mak - gulden butter. .d .<!_r.mtagl.Kls dlWMM. following special from Richmond, Va.: The Indulgeal In frequent spurt* At 9:Vt - -V'vtit physician, J. Morion S’m*. M. second auditor <4 the etale Friday published IJttiewood, eecorted by Manager O'Brien limping 1‘odly, went around a biller article in The Dispatch against and -*ys t au-.. emrioced that rrbf. After Prwideut Cleveland. Tbo article* concludes: tbe track amid groat cheering. ! r. lactic e hml 1» a most vaJuablr eigbtron-montb* adminfateation amply Indimaking a couple of laps Littlewood and Cleveland bad invited Fred Douglass and hi* Herty were rtoppeJ by Kelly, of the Boston Bur Ball dob, and presented with wrmtta building a new hospital white wife and negro daughter to hi* social toward holding the late election. Moat luxuric* row* high. Clifford Culver. a 13-yeor-oH led, tried tbe run until Itatrts tM-vonil the early ice al Howell but went down to a miimganaUoiust. and. therefore, wav not en­ They often nay,/ Ofc. fl will diamond champion damp, dark grave. Many pleasure- art titled tc bo called a great man or tho great ship belt by Mik* est president the United Htates over bad." d Ke>up'« lhU*am. •- .‘tic? I* Tbe. Richmond State defend* President r*ATA'Hr-- euro. UiM wmdd Cleveland. Mid says he ia the aliliot executive .... rxor'l^nt idtcrt After tak He Mid that while I'.-;;-.- .’.w :iiffl bi.00. Tria! hand at capturing tbe jwvsrotiting attorney, Americans l>>w*d tc ship of Kaikask county, and came witbin a hi* •uperiority now, single vote of doing it Thia Tear be tried it PimkUKO. Pa., D<c. 3 —Saturday Aideragain but lacked three vuIim of “getting an American would there." —Politics ,fa migbly uncertain. again got posaewdou rent ly ronvicwu convicted on mintoauK-r infalectaonc.r in oiuit office., . “ , renuy Kitty True, a Jackwm g,rl. jrerrd seventywb„ pU<d j.ul|tT of •xtortioh to tbe exH bushel* — .... of. ... wu wvu, », and fa V, two apple, ... in ten hour., of ■ ri.'JW ln . an<1 nliw month*. wm title of champion of tbe world. Tbe belt we* the, opinion Hint the boy who boat* her Miuteucc-J to pay a fine of |M), nnd nndvrgo then fastened around Littlewood'* waltt, and Mlt.< Hli« iM. P.i |K*itlvely impritonmeut in the penitentiary for two lid he bad wou tbe belt once, bat sup, , years nnd »ix month*. Alderman Ayer*, flu William Phillip*, a Paw Paw farmer, lost I years of ago, of tbe rouUi ride, wbo plead hi* barn and contents by Are, caused by the ’ guilty to perjury and extortion wa* wm- Albert then stepped forward and challenged । Ffabrll, of Climax, fasted spontonrou* combuttion of a quantity of i tenced to >11 for one year and lined |73tl Littlewood to another race forlhe champion­ ■but diet front M. coruttolkt. Loss. fi.JflQ. ' O’Brieu'* constable, j. W. Meurer, wa* ship o( the w>r Id under the conditions that Thr St. Jonns creamery ba* turned out ). fined foW and sentenced to the work-house each man entering put Up f l.OOO, to be di­ ii.OOU pound* of reel, genuine butter, this for two v«-ar». Ayers’ ronatable. Adam vided among tbe walkers in addition to tbe year. j Sobafar, wa* lined W00 end sentenced to tbe gate receipt*. The 10 p. m. wore was: Littlewood. «' p's Bnl^n. lor the tlir-nU and ’ William O'Keefe, the chap who mystcri- i work-hnu** one year and nine month*. that |« » -Hing entirely upon Its milrs 1.3SJ yards; Herty. OK; Moore, 5W; r uit--«*l iu relieve and cure alt Cartwright, 510; Noremac, MS; Hart, STP; ■<4e eoMghs. Ksttnna, hr^nuhltl* wax ■-an-ht by Deputy Sheriff an Howarth. b3U; Connor, .'Uk Gulden, 334; on. Ijtrgf tsdiles AO cents and lnAll22? <ir' brOke *>rK ““ °UMr mOrn' ing. preparatory to a cako-baking rxjwdiliot; whan la. .nd Ubold, a |iv.!yiut|8 an.k. jumptet cut of th* shall, A«p?oof that tfcu fa no nvwtimpar y«rn, w„ Bjr> r,. name—Nhw Bromley. But tbu haxn’t y»t •olvad Ute problem of bow the litu, wriggter irot in*id» tba .b.ll_»- I-I-.. We have a complete line of boots aud shoes, which we will sell cheap. GrayBros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts). Try It. h«M i>y all dnirgtate. i 'ii-I I* p, liaw a new Catliollc gi-nns of profilin are dcstnytri by -. :-aparilla. Sold by all druggi>th. kid', are whooping It up with "High al Port Huron. tiniiH- rvinvily Is Hill'n Peerless . iv. H. <;<MHiyt«r. and building asMM-indon at Lim- Little PHI* an- sold, no cure, no - that wit tair? W. H. Goodyear. :■«!(?.• of Old Fellow* organizing at i! ' P>t-rlc»H Worm Specific Is picasfc>-tek»-. child will n-ftiM- iL 5o i'l-'faij. 'W. JI. Goodyear. far-*,- uddltion fa Iwing made to tbe -, i;»-r cmntiany'a njilL •using Hill'.-: Sursapari Ila. ynu will ’bv Idrsslug'iif pure blood which 1* • ret of go«Ml health. W. .11. Guod- dynamiter. A-fatant State1* Attorney Elliott cceiip.ed ihe tunannll, ,IOOOi an.j after a careful analyri. of P,idenre. declared the man to ba guilty aud a»ked the jurv to give him tba extreme . _lwwnlv.flTe year* in too |«niteu' Mr FJhott wax follow td by Attorney McGaffvy for the dafetuc. —— ----------------------- • (lOBiof whlrh are under ground), fourteen OsixrtTA. N. Y . Dec. 8-Irving T. Cop•ricv. ag<d !>• year-., wa* marrtad two months ago and b*a been living with bfa father in-iaw. Wilber 'Bal-cock. two and a bait mile* from thia viltags. He wa* found with a I-ullet through hi* bnarl Friday and a revolver with one chamber Jttoliarged wa* found in bfa bip p-vkot Tbe boy wM lying face downward and bi* vast <p -na»wban - * —. ... . 1 bo— carriage*. W. C. Irwin, a Brooklyn men. converted drr and jell*, shipping Ute product different elute*. ( g^SO.lMJU in new building*. Isbftrndng fanair of the upper peninsula -towns that lias connto stay Frank Godfrey, of The Lan«lng Repute Mean, fa credited with haring designs on ihe government print shop at Washington. T**« place may 1"» exjiacted to capitulate »> mi time In March next. A Caiwvilfa citizen, wbo ba* Uvrd m Michigan fifty-one years, and bassoon hl . i . . 1__ I..., Sat. H-.r Nutelde of n Newly-Married Boy. For Uobbiug O«o. Bigger. CRATTAXUOOA. Tenn., Dec. >. -George R Willi* wn* arre«ted at Wgverlp. lann., Fri.u*y. charged wito* bring one of too men wbo robted Gen. B>gg*r on the night of to* EuroocAu hotel Are in cbta city. Bigger Jumprf In.™ •'”d“r,r':U',!7 building wn burning and was kilted. It l» believed toat bi* room bad prev.ouriy been roblwd mri tbe Imtel *rt <m flro to rover up Mia* Cipriani, a Katamaxoo teacher, of Italian de*ceut, ba* rocentlv ber-ome nil hair to a goodly lortion of a rA«W.<B0 relate in lt-»lv. Hlio can take a vacation now. Conrad George, tbe Wyandatto man who tin- nineteenth century, can truly be *o cut ki« 'y"1-1 Papillun (extract of flax) Skin Cure. tbought be w*» tired of Bln ri. iu, tn<t» testify to Its wonderful cunt- throat, afterward became tcrrilJy ai.xioua 11 lire, but tlie roixt at *nuou« effete of toe L'» fatwen in wmingly Iwiwh-aa oi«e» of l*liy*iciana proved unavailing, ami Conrod ■» -hi:*, salt rhvuni. erysipelas and every *•'*• lifcgM*. Mr. (I. P. Algler. of died on tho «L Burglar* worked Heltevilte l.u.bw-. l-m** llai-liud, o„ tried everything he heard of . .__1___1— ■*._ ..1.-I t raklri* •*■ *aw :>■<•<mimendwi, .and suffenri five n »i. w'.th eczeUM until he found Paplllon xre«l»S5n M-cured, bowaver, al any mw s injure, which cured him. I •arg'1 b°ttac*. , . , lir- only 8i ni w. II. Goodyear's drug store. ■A. t-aiatr of the late Major A. Ik \ValIhvii appratMxl at 5371,345. -rtiv St-pL eight miles of water mains • - - l-i-n laid at Grand Rapkla. ’• H. Tbotnpoon, .Ruckford 111, write*: “I li-tve Iiw.li troubled wlUi catarrh ftir 'I-.I.S. nothing hrfpdd me until 1 tried nc table aome Utne *lnce. ba* btwn giren « £ job ta tbe J.rkM» prnmn. Aud bo 1 O.’- ply Ibe Sliootlng bl* aither. ( KslatnnxTofa Inclined to tbe Iwlfar tbit i a ally huapftalI would «o«Hb«> l*’ sbo ’J‘® proper ProPrr cupel. ‘’I*1 . niul with late* than tine ImHH>*, I am I'apiilon of «flax) I of Ufaronnactii-ii H '' 1 —pr.,^,, (extinct W. mm . -catarrh — ' !'■ will1 )MMithrly [vrmauenU* cure , , p-aliUon. )«Mlthely and ivruunent!) ■ hial cate rib. acute «ir ciinmle catgrrii | •*•*•• na.- cu»l and bay fcvsff. Large lx>4"*•- 51 furavlb by W. 11. Goodyear. | ' V Galling**' & Ua. >’•“* of thu ...I kL .York, b lor . Unf Tb. HAbillUM -r, rtilmolrd .1 fWk.0-0. »hU. U. »ul ■« B.u.c.1 Cnlrlonr D e 3 —S- Corning Judd out of to* position of po»tm**ter of morning and C. Newberry fteRtol U Th-n,f,r wm effected very quietly, without bu^ or ronfustou. and very Brou,„| tb0 building realfaed that wM m-(Jo . :------------------------ —. curtt»> ixrer wi. . ■ —----- — i loaded freight train and an accommodation . ..___ . —u. w.rr ••Trritvin- wm, 421; Peach’, 2C.‘; C. Smith, ML The re­ ceipts for tbe week amounted to about till,1 123. Of this turn Sl>,5t>l..'>0 will be divided A Terrible Dl*a*tor at Mu — Nineteen U.e* lx***. / ConawiKTT, Ma»a, Nov. St—All (doubt concerning ton lrw« of the tteamer Alien­ town wm dlapelted Wednesday morning, A visit to North Scituate beach rtiow* tbe •bora at that point to be covered with wreck­ age, constating of fire bucket*, taLIre, chair* and other furniture, Jill marked •*Allen­ town. ” Capt. Brown, W to* North Scituate llfc-a*ving (taliun, ha* made a diligent in•pection of tbe coo»t In rearrb of bodir-i from the cteamer, but ba* dbcovered none i* yet. He advanced tbe opinion that tbe tbip ha* foundered either on Dari* or South­ east ledge, each of which lie about a lull* ■outbreatof Minot'* tedga. Th* »«*1 was owne<l in Pblladrif.lii*, end bad a crew of nineteen all told—offioer* and men—eve;-v soul of whom undoubtedly nerfabed In tbe wreck, which took place dur­ ing Sunday night, and although In right of me *auu .--------- *----- South Omaha abou« 0:8- Saturday evening. The fire department was called out from Omaha, but before tbe Ore was gottou under control tbe damage amounted to >bAi.aXi. —: ____ " _«..^l re.r nt Um 5Va«KI>OTCK Crrr. Dec. 1-Chairman Brlltoo. of toe inaugural aaoimlttae. ba* re­ ceived a letter from Gov. Beaver, of Peon ■vlvauia. accepting toe committee'* Invite tion to act ■■ marshal of tbe inaugural parad*. SubH-riptiou* to the inaugural fund amount to All goods marked . in plain figures. "One Price to Alli Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make; but\ no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. Rower Shoe Co One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. HUFFMAN BROS. ------ SELL------ , BUILDER’S HARDWARE Ou which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them aud guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. I 71 with >1.000 added for breaking the record; Herty will get tl.T-’i; Moor*. H.U7; Cart­ wright, ffaV; Connor,. •»; Golden, fi.Vl, WRECKED ON THE LEDGE. In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. 11 •J“jb"J .u . U The Smith Purifier oorapiny-tbe Jn.k■on concvrn that flirted with half of Chlarger town* tn tbe state for a bonu*. and Uien didn't move—fa *bipj’lnff J‘ur‘fl r’'j for off Constant!nopta According to all : report* that town will stand a deal, of purify- , | ' Tbe Detroit fire department ha* 1IK fire We carry a complete line of Littlewood for flrit guiP-y. and then withdrew thfa p^SS <-*-j SiSi'itejs would STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros. Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOOOS AND DRESS GOODS ------ AT------ Julius Russell’s ner, tbe convicted ooiuin smuggler, was Sat­ urday afternoon reut oared to four yean ia the Enc c unity penitentiary and to pay a fine of »1M« See his stock of new styles in Dre »-.«/■ Tbre... MIELIHERY GOODS. �Hastings Banner. A PECULIAR PEOPLE. Haatiagx, Wednesday, Dec. 5. IS38. THE HARMONISTS AND THEIR CELE­ BRATION OF THE LORD'S SUPfER. MAXBHALL V. COOK. Editor. xrraam as ocoottd-clam mattki; the hahttsoh. Mien.. rowTorncK, AVCVWT 14. 1879. at tabic. In connection with these they perform a peculiar ceremony which they tena?‘dipping ttx> sop." At a given vignal frobt Father He-'irici all the members pressed Miripltewoualy dip into tbu soup a piece of brood, thus I>oy—Dlpptac the Sop. canverting it into a aop. This ttare tfn in From what can be learned of President­ Every one has beard of tbe Harmoulxta <jr numiory of the Eaviour's words wh>m asked elect Harrison's view* on 'tbe southern Eoonomitcs. Their fame fa world wide. Tho by bis tllsdplua wbo should betray him— question he will favor a kindly policy to­ story of •>»*• «c*pc religion* persecution, Matt, xxvi, 23, and John xiii, tai— "Ho that ward the noulh. But he will Inalat on fair they fled from thair German Fadwland to dippeth Ins hand with me in th-? dish, tho thi» country n*tabli»bed here in 1605 a hu:m> shall betray mo," and “He it is,-to ejections in tbe south. And it will hot be theocratic, communistic religious society whom I ri»U give n sop, wiicn I hav® possible fur 53,000 voter* of South Caro­ upon the principle cf bolding nil things in lina to elect seven congrwsmcn. as they cotmnan, is a familiar tale. Their adopUon '■dipping the sop" tho Hormonista did in l&sft, while voters iu this in 1307, wholly from religious motives, of the deem a mart vocevd ceremony, and tiu^- per­ rigid practice of celibacy, which they bnvo enayresakmal district are represented by strictly observed down to the preaont time, form it with the utmost solemnity, regarding it us an humble confession that they have all but one. That Is unfair; and not simply baa had wide notoriety, and ban even been botrayed Christ many times by their sins that, Siudi hl^h-handed proceedings a* commemorated in one of tho poems of Lord against him. After tins ccrcmuny Use bread Byron. fa broken and tho cup prepared by Father 'have charactcrirrad aottOmrii elections for i A close intimacy with tbeir religious lead­ HcmrlcL He blesaes both, and all jnrtake in year* are a menace to free government. A | er* and a residence of many yvoni in their silence. Then they pass one by one from tho tree ballot, a fair count, with that and immediate vicinity have given mo unusual great ball, and tbu celebration of tho bxcranothing less will tlie people of this country opportunities for the observance of there mcni is flat idled.—Economy U'u) Cor. New things. Tbe frequent inlsreprsaentatious of York Harald. be satisfied. With such a ballot and them by newspaper and magazine correspond­ 'OiM. to the Newly Vaccinated. count. South Carolina would poll 250,000 ents have aroused, in tho breast of the Har­ r “Pvo got a good ripe vaccination sore on Wetes, and would be represented al Wnsh- monist leaders a dcairo that they shall be truthfully stated. It is owing to this combi­ my left arm," sold a friend to Bilklnx, "and tagton by at least two republicans. The nation of circumstance* that I am able to every clumsy idiot I meet joetics ngaimr. that Mmn can be said of Georgia, MlMtarippl. giro a correct uccount of the manner In which, atorcixld arm and raises tho t<ab and my Louisiana and Texas. The southern bulb the Harmon fata celebrate that most sacred of temper, and that reminds me, Bilk ins, 1’11 give you a pointer. When you get vacci­ dozer must go, or else the congressmen all religious usages—the Lz>rd’s 8up|ior. nated bare jour ttrong right arm tar that elected by bulldozing methods must be re­ ' These singular people partake of this sacra­ saving but sore operirtiou, aud. ss yuu keep fused seat* In congress. ment but once a year. They believe that as to tbe right; dan»y pedertrtans. an’t poadbiy it was Intended to replace nn annual observ­ run against the vaocinatad limb."nnd Bilkins Thl> Journal is alarmed because the ance—tho Feast of the Passover— it was our made up ,lii>> mind ho hail got a straight jxiutei-.—Buffalo Express. BaNN EK desires a county local option law that will stand the test of the courts. The Quarreling Over Mere Trifle*. direct violation of his wish and will to keep Journal may as well understand now as it ofteuer. It is the only sacrament they rec­ The truth b that English ore. morn like Americans and Americans more like English later that the people of this-state want ognize. They believe that nt tho Lord's such a law, nnd the republican party Is table tbe true body and blood of Jesus Christ than any other two seta of human being’. It are verily present in tho eternal symbols of committed to such legislation, and It will broad and wine, nnd that they ore there and Camliridgv men or between g>uirds and be passed, \lore than that, after such a ccmrnunicntod and received. They attach un­ •Hue. Tluit is why such a watchful oys is law shall be passed, the BaNXKB will du usual iuijxirtanc? to the scriptural saying kept on tbe differences, and why wo squabble like—sisters-in-law. I nru not speaking of its utmost t«> secure its endorsement and that damnation (the revised version snbatir international questions, where national in­ tu tea ‘•condemnation’’) shall-bo the portion, enforcemcjit in Barry county. That is of him who eats and drinks unworthily. terests ure concerned. If wo are to fight about them, which may God forbid I let ih where we stand. The saloon Is a nuisance The worthiness which they deem essential and a menace to the home. It must go. includes not merely n change of heart. No fight like brothers indred, lull also like gen­ tlemen. Do not lot us run about quarreling ..And tlie people of Barry county will be one must approach the Lord's table with feel­ as to whether the Americans talk through ings of enmity in his heart toward ary of his happier and better when it docs go. brethren. Before coming to communion their noses, and whether -we drop our they are careful to first privately nnd then aspirates: about whether American volun­ Fusion has <iug tlie grave of tlie green- publicly reconcile all variances which may teers ooald whip the GvrtU'in army; about liack party of Michigan and planted thr have arisen anv-ng any of their members, so whether American literature is as good as corpse and buried it out of sight There that they may all participate together in true Scotch; about whether American architec­ ture is as bad as English; about the com itera­ Christian love and fellowship. They claim may be attempts to galvanize tlie corpse, that this practice is strictly enjoined by our tive demerits of a suddenly enriched lamanza ■but it won't work. It is very., very dead. Saviour in his rermou on tbe M-nint, os re­ man and a depraved Englisli peer; about So dead that to dig up or stir the- remain* corded by Bi. Matthew v. 21. 34: "There­ whetuer American ladies are preitier that, will be apt to drive friends of the deceased fore if thou bring thy gift to tho altar their sisters of England; about all tho rigma­ role of anonymous people in the journals, and and there rememberest that thy brother hath from the political graveyard iu which the aught against thee, leave there thy gift Imforc all the acerbities of critics ambitious of origi­ remains are internal. tb« altar and gc thy way; Kret b.. reconciled nality and straining after a style.—Andrew Lang in Murray's Magarine. to thy L-rothur and then come and offer thy It is nqw settled that the republicans «ifk? will have a small majority in thehext con­ But notwithstanding toe very sacred ana gress. Two important matters will re­ Ocec having t«con>« a gentleman, the Co­ ceive their merited attention from that mystic character with which they invest it, roan affocta a peculiar slow swinging stnde. the Hannonwta* criebratioa of the Lord's congress. One will be n«e admission of Supper fa largely a social oa well as a relig­ aud never breaks tout into a rapid "g<x*-youptowe" gaic. This peculiar rtridc is nuppowd the territories which the democrats have ious observance. It is an occasion of juv, nut to tw* enured by sitting crtm-lcgged so lung kept out, another will be the securing of of audiuss or gloom. Every dispute having in riding in the chair, and seeing it owe at Iwffli amicably settled and every sin atoned once infers, as is desired, that the [vrsou is a fair elections in the southern stale*. far. to far us lies within the power of the gentleman mid accustomed to being borue Congress is now in session, and the dem­ tronsgrreuor, all the member* of this singular about from place to place rather than to walking. Also the speech and manners ocrats In that body seem disposed at last to community are nt peace with each other and wiUi themselvek. Music plays a most impor­ change with the promotion to gentility. A <to justice to Dakota, which cast more votes. tant part iu their celebration of tho wru- Corson can instantly detect a gentleman by for congressmen in the recent election than meiit, as m all their other social and religious his form of speech. Tbe vulgar forms of South Carolina. Mfaateaipf, Florida. Louis­ observance-.. Father George itapp,. the tho commoner ore dropped and the more elefounder of the Harmony society, was a great iana. Alabama. Delaware or Rhode Island, lover of music and thoroughly understood ’voted. While in the bouse the gentleman is mid whose population now exceeds that of Its influence over largo bodies of men. He strict in enjoining the observance of all the caused great attention to be jaid to id culti­ respect due him from bis women, children, 9 state® in tbe union. vation by all tbe members of his community. relatives and friends. .With tho laboring If Mrs. HarrLson did not regard a private On tho sacramental day music is beard an chuare there is more home life; they ait down letter as something to be kept entirely se­ every hand—not sad and somber mclodire, together to cat their meal*, and they smoke cret. tbe alregUl funny columns of some but airs of tho gayest, liveliest character, when and us they please, while the son or s-wking to give flt expression to tbe exuber­ wife of u gentleman may only smoke iu his newspapers would be worthy of the name, ant joy of there devout and simple minded prerenc- on upecinl permission.—H. N. Allen, for there is said to be a world of fnn in Christians. As is their custom on all their M. D„ in Ban Francisco Chronicle, . | some of tbs congratulatory epistles she. lias great feast day*, tho town is awakened at sunrise by tbe music of the baud playing received. from it portico co ait rue ted for the purpose Th-? (Langer of sudden accidental death or When Cleveland gave 310,000 to the around tho high steeple of the church. maiming is constant and great, and tho bam Marching back to breakfast still playing, democratic campaign fund tbe St Louis record of tbe numerous cnsm is acutely sug­ the bandmen have do sooner flnisbsd their gestive of inexproeaible suffering; but, Globe-Democrat advised him to bet >10.000 meal Ulan they aro on the street again, strange to say, it does not worry the average un Harrison. Tlie Globe-Democrat now awakening tlie cchotsi of tho sieepy. graat brakeman much. Though probably a thou­ grown old town, and tdowing as though, liko very Justly feels that Its skirts are elear so sand trainmen are killed in thia rouutry tho winds in pc*?r King Lear * time, they far as the President’s election expenses are WMld “crack their cboeka*’ From house to- every year and four or five thousand injured by collisions and derailments, in coupling concerned. boww they go, arousing the inmates and rannauntng them to church, where all arc re­ cars, falling off trains, striking low over bead bridge!, and from other causes, no on > brake­ Dakota can now cumv in and take a seat; quired to assemble to bear a sermon from man, from what be sees In his own experience, yes, two seats. She has suffered from Father Jncob Henrlci, the veneratflo man realize) the“daoger very vividly. As in wbo lias t«en tbe absolute civil dnd religion* democratic hands tlie Iniquity of territorial other dangers which are constant but inevi­ government long enough. She will now bead of the community—Its prophet, priest table, familiarity breeds curelctKnesa which and king—for mart, than twenty yenni past. is cloudy akin to contempt. Falling from be divided and the two Dakotas will be n’rrrxG thk hop. trains is really a serious danger, because the •welcomed to the sisterhood of states. After tbu preaching conn* the olwervunce most reaselesa caution-next to impossible of the rae: .uncut. Tbut does not take place The election of Harrison has acted as a in the church, but in a large public hall for tbe average man to maintain—is neceasary to avoid misstepa. This will be practi­ Tonic to the business interests of fbe coun­ specially erected for such punxwes. Only cally abolished when the long wished for air try. Business has already shorn a dL><|>o- members of the society aro permit/od to com­ brake comes into use, as that will obviate tbe altiou to pick up In the short time Unit has municate or even to be prwent. TheHar- necessity of riding on tlie tops of tbe cars.— monista do not confine their celebration of B. II. Adams, Jr., in Scribner's Magazine. elapsed since November Bth. Lbo Last 8up{cr to jinrtaking of brood and wine. They have an elaborate feast, prior to Don Dickinson has decided to ntovc to receiving tho sucrod elements. In the charHubert Hoyt.: Jlie Bangor forger, geta New York city. Don’s heart fa broken five years In Jackson. over the recent election, and he sees that ■coveted U. S. senatonihip become distantly and beautifully remote. ■EDITORIAL NOTES. Now let tlie republican legislature do Ita Outy and give Michigan a local option law, «r in good faith try to, that will stand tbu Teat of tbe supreme court. Tbe prohibitionists cast less than 350.000 wotes in the last election; aud yet Chair«aan IHeHe said they would poll 1,000,000. President-elect Harrison will be a better and far more consistent friend of civil serWitt) reform than Lis predecessor. PPPRICE’S CREAM jAKlNg ’‘OWDEJ* DR. F. H. RORICK, BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, PERFECT D. C. RANNEY, Auctioneer, DELTON. MICH. I am prepared at any- time and at reasonable rates to cry auction sales. Have had experienee in this work and can give satisfaction. Leave orders with Ranney & Norwood, Del­ ton, Mich. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, MORRILL COMPANY The Leading Furniture Dealers ON Spangemacher V an Valkenburgh. —and---- The democratic endeavor to steal the taexl houw of representatives l» not only ’•wpirabk- but Is revolutionary. Their sUrk is Three short montim and then the great •ctuloa vetoer can take a rest :-Complete the Year Round.-: Winter Overcoats. $15.00 $18.00, $20.00 and. $25.00 for.................. 15.00 for;................................................................ ' 12.00 fori The Mill* bill is a thing of tbe very dead In their store you will find Suitable Presents 7.50 for 12.00 9.00 5.00 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S, And also for - " Weddings, Anniversaries and Birthdays. Hastings, Mich. �Hastings Banner, Z?t£t*uUJwho<rw'’ hilr- Weiinesday, Dre. 5, 1W8. PERSON ALMENTION. Major Anderson is tn the elty. A. D nIsKERN. Local Editor. P. A. Hahn visited Jackson Friday . / WANTED! Fred Cross »a;, jn Middleville Friday. £■ W. Morrill haa returned from Maine. narty to represent a largi east j ।...ration. Salary 580 and rbnunlsV. L*ins visited Grand RapkLs Monday. f references and small security l: U inmte > T ar “ A n Cu ®k ’ ». F. G. Goody rar was hi Detroit yesterday . Call on or address and i^rofi ^nb*“new n>’l"r «“!•>■ S. P. CIJJMENT, Jtid is full roller process flour, the equal of Gtnchwind Is home from Ohio on ’ y best patent anywhere. >i rett Bouse. Lansing. Mich. a vutt. VAnj one fond of sport should see the M.Imtay SheWon ’blu’1 Ute VaDeyClV wrratling match at Union lull. Friday ev Hi ng. I*tween N. T. IMamond. of Lbe ciu and Gea Wilkinson, of Cloverdale. , Mrs. Pred Miller visited in Ypsilanti mouth. Joiut A. fixcdCLum. Hx«tmxs township Treasurer. .<•■ the Hs-ttaR* National bank each ..ur month for the accommodation . ,\isb fo nay their taxes. Pre. I.1«W. • : GILLASP1E. Notary Public and I'. S. Claim Agent, ' tie all kinds of claims before the s cf the Juterine office. Call au hint cornet Court and Jeffereon Sts., GiLLASPIE, irt and Jcffetton St. Keeps flour. ■ I. ground oyster-sbell. rag food [wot rcUIODVMK. IICUCKSW VO.. • in Hastings. Fann au b , n. CnAura. ‘N WATER SETTS. All notes and accounts due the estate of the .late Wm. S. Goodyear and the firm of Good­ year & Barnes must be settled at once. • F. G. Goodyear. HOLIDAY CROCKERY, Giaism GOODS, EARTHEN jLAIPS, WAKE. Best ,1■HASTINGS, FANCY IRVING, aid DELTON BUCKWHEAT and STAPLE in the Grand Rapids GROCERIES. - Market. - FLOUR. Best 50c. Highest TEA Prices Line of Paid fur in the ip,HITTER. Nutt, EGGS. city. r„DRIED APPLES. Figs. Tobaccos. Granger. Stoves! A Fine Stoves! Stoves! We are loaded with the Our pay and must have It. LARGEST AND FINEST LINE Our i>ay to stop dun notice. Smith. Ham* a VaxAhmax. We wish to expnwt our heartfelt thank* to those whoso kindly gave u* aaaistanee and comfort during the sickness and since the death of our son Eddie. Mn- axi> Mu*. B. KunTZ. HEATING AND Took stoves Ever shown in Barry County, At PRICES BOUND TO PLEASE. One of the fact* made most apparent by the recent Goucher, trial U that Barry ootmiy stands sorely in ne«<i of a new court house. Not a day of thr trial wa* the cat«clty of' the circuit court room* adeijuatn to the crowds which-wrre in at­ We carry everything to be found in a first-class Hardware It 1* a fact that none dispute that the Mrs. J. Kunz returned Wednesday from tendance. And not only was tlie lack of Store, including a fine line of firm of Stauffer A Crawley are doing well a visit In the northern part ed tlie state. room noticeable, but the poor vcntilatiuu for thi fanning community by, way nf buy­ F. C. Brooks and family hnve gone to and heating of the building was apparent, ing all kinds of produce offeree You will painfully so, to all who were present. We Ix-lton where they will hereafter reside. . find it to your advantage to see them las venture the assertion that fully one half of fore selling. Abram Underhill and wife, of Milletts, those Who were compelled to spend tlie entire day In tbe court room suffered from We are closing out the well known '•Dude" Smith was taken to Ionia yes­ spent Thanksgiving at Joseph Wardell's. terday by Sheriff Shrinrr. then- to do 70 day* Walter Lampman. of Albion college, severe lieaducbea, cauied by breathing the time for having taken possession of cloth­ spent Thanksgiving with hki jmrents here. vile atmosphere of the place. But this is perhaps an unimportant ing belonging ta other partir*. He will Henry Polbemux. of Marshall, visited get out Just in time to answer to the charge his Mister. Mrs. E. H. Lathrop, last week. thing to many people. - as the American Do not fail to look us over before yoifbuy. cltlrer. of to-day generally consider* health now pending against him iu the circuit as a becondary consideration, the purauit court. tire guest for Mventf day# of relatives in of wealth being in his mind the all-impor­ tant thing.. Applied tn county matters At the meeting held at tlie M. E. church town. then, let n« have a iiew court bouse for last evening a choral society was organized W. II. Squler and family, of Big Rapid*, fin.tncisl reasons. Every prudent business and it wa* d.-cided to hold a meeting next Tuesday evening at thr sauu- place when have teen- visiting relatives In town tills man kc^ps his Important papers and docu­ ments in the most secure place be can find, final arrangement will be completed. Let all interested in this matter make It a point Mrs. E. I- Haff and children. of Grand if he has a huge fire-proof safe, that is their ns-eptacle; if he has not. he either to be present. llni>i*l*. visited last week al H. A. Good- puts them in tbe bank vault or In a place wtiere in case of fire he can put his haml The sanitary convention held in this city on them instantly. This i» good policy, V Fritz Goodyear was home from Orchard Monday and Tuesday ha* had very' inter­ esting sessions throughout. Tbe-atten­ I ak<- Military Academy to spend Thanks­ and in this respect, Barry county Is the most careless bualuesa man in this section dance ha* Ix-en good. The pajK-rs rend giving. before the convention have Iweit very in­ Jas. F. Mead and family have returned of the state. All of the important county structive. and those wbo listened to tlierr. from their fam and now occupy tlielr rest- documents, hooka, papers, etc., are massed collectively under the roof'of "tic uf the have profited much thereby. . most dangerous and dilapidated fire-traps . We are now receiving our Holiday Goods. D. 1’. Sagendorph ha* sold the Charlotte Hr. H. L. Miller and family, of Otsego, in the whole state of Michigan. That is, Prohibitionist to tbe Jackson Tribune witli spent Thanksgiving with the former's |»ar- ull with thr exception of the probate court which paper R wU* i* consolidated. Tlie ents, J. Miller and wife. records, which are in an even worse pre­ office will te removed to Jackson but the dicament—on the second floor of a veneer­ Frank Pancoast, of Charlotte, spent Charlotte Prohibitionist while prin ted in ed brick-block adjoining a rotten row of Jacksun will te issued to Its subacribers at Thanksgiving with his family wh<> are vid frame buildings, the only entrance be­ Will make von all laugh. To see is to believe. Just ask for prices! We have Just visiting relatives In this elty. received a large invoice of Wnltc Goods at prices never before heard of. Charlotte. Mr. Sagendorph again rake* ing by means of a narrow stairway. Sta­ up thr practice of law. George Merrills and family returned tistic* show that on an average every bit Friday to their home iu Washtenaw county of property in the county jmssc* through Only three week* more until I ’liristmas tbe bands of the probate court once in when all your relatives and friend* expect after a visit with relatives here. We lead: others try to follow on prices. a present from you. There nothing VMiss — . for Minnie Cook will __________ leave today ant matter that the>e records te carefully more appropriate than Jewelry or silver-1 'Kun.)ts spriug*. Arkanra*. where ~h~ she r*-e will Cl C C —-We always did have, and still expect to. the largest winter with1 L. L. Loom!#’'<tan- guarded from the ravage* of Are? ware. I have therefore both a very large -!>end■ the -• — ------’ Zk 1 . btock and lowest prices of any firm in tlie city. j Uarrv is the only obunty in this eongrvs- (jl\ kJ U stock of these good* and sell them at low iiy. Nional district which Is thus reck lea* of ter price*. Call and examine therm. property, all the other countleshaving*ul>Tbos. Bake*. Sid. Crowell. Eugene Mc­ Jonx BirasMr.n, jeweler. Murray. MIL Abbott and Byron Dteklnwin stautial buildings costing from 55U.OOO to Fred Woodruff, one of pie tiesttinsmith-, have returned from their northern hunting FIUO.OOO. in which they keep their c >unty We want all you have to spare at market prices. tn the city, has opened a tin and rej*lr trip. record* securely. This county Is abund­ antly able to and should have a county -iiop on'Jefferson Street, first door south Thli afternoon at the residence of John building iu which ter valuable record* of A. Rock's blacksmith shop. He v» ill carry n full line of .tirt ware on which Lichtv. second ward, will occur the mar- could te kept secure from danger by fire. We want all of the Butter. Eggs, and Dried Fruit you will bring us at Highest route of Miss Alice Llchty to F. M. Thoma*, Such a bib Idlng would c<«L wy. 950,000. price* will always te reasonable. All A large sum. ye*t but when vfewsd tn the Mkrfcet Price. lairing will receive his Kraonal supervis­ of Muskegon. ion and will te promptly attended to. The marriage of Miss Mac Davenport to light of what tin- expense would be to thr Ba.vxkh Trailers wbo have any work In • .eorge Bradley, of Grand Rapids. Is ail-1 tax-payers Individually, nothlfag «> alarm­ hl* line. are.requested to give him a call. nounced to take jdace. Dre. dlh. at the ing after all. teas titan oite half of one Mr. Woodniff will give satisfaction to any home of Miss Davenport's parent*, A. j per cent, of the n.»M -“ed valuation. Suje JH>V we wake it Into three equal payment* wbo may deal with hiuL i Davenport and wife. In Carlton. running three year*—les* than omwilxth The Grand/Army post at Litchfield I* of one per cent. Is it too high a price to rapped to order with an oaken gavel made A. D. Hughes «k <’«.. of Irving roller pay for n secure receptacle for our county from a tree that stood on the irattlefield of milts, have put In machinery tor raking off record*, and u decent place in which to Chicksmaugmi. and more than one of the tlie hull of buckwheat Iwforr grinding ami transact the business of tbe coutmonwcallb. Litchfield boy* know right where CHcka- now make pure and white flour from the Wc think not. And we think also, that uiaugua. Is, too. The gavel contains u dusky buckwheat. the county board of supervisor* should not bullet supposed to have been shot from * The teacher* association held in this let tbe Jantiarj session pas* without al­ rebel musket—Italy Telegraph- Well, elty Friday and Saturday wa* successful in lowing the people to express their opinion that'- ’U right but Fitzgerald post of this every particular. Thr attendance wa* on the matter. city a!M b«s * IP»v«d from an oak tree Certainly tbe fact stands out prominent­ verv*KO0d.dful It would be tetter for ouf from the same battle field, which lias a ly that Barry county badly needs and It is now conceded that the best and cheapest wav to warm piece of shell In It The gravel was pre­ attend these gatherings. Many new Idea* ought to have a new court house, and we your house or cook your meals is to buy the sented to the post by M. L. Cook. Esq., would te gathered that would.aid mater­ believe that the progressive people of the of the BaxkkRially In ttelr success a* teacher*. I rnf. county would, if given an opportunity, ex­ Leila Alexander, the bright 18-year-old Pattenglll’* lecture, Friday evening, on press themselves in favor of building one. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander, the subject “Our Inheritance was of and that by a good round majority.—Nashdied Sunday at tbe residence of her par- much interest and I. highly spoken of by vine News. rtira, comer of Hillsdale street ahd Wash­ those wbo had the good fortune to be presington avenue. She was rick tart a brief nnt He Is an ardent advocate of tho time with membranous eroup. Tne funer­ scheme which propose* to unite all tbe al will be held at her late home Tuesday school district* of each towtublp Into one ------ AT-----rooming. The cu*c Is a peculiarly *ad one district with one set of officer* for the and Mr. Alexander 1* entitled to the sym­ wfiblc township and he presents many I nr wurrelu Catharine pathy of alL HIS wife ilea very III and good reasons for making such a f»»angr. but slight hope* are entertained for ter Ml** Row Bostwick with several of her recovery. Tl,c mnsln* will te taken to scholar* In geography gave a model recita­ Battle Creek for Interment.—Lansing tion. Iu which map* were drawn by the pupil* thus showing tbucough undrnrtandRepublican._____ , lug of their subjects. Wb are unable to make mention of all the paper* raw! dur­ The Oarland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. u.rrr CoonU » Utrtrt L«l«. ot Urn loUf- ing the M-Mlons of tlie association but they onto <■( «<«1 4mpl>r. »UIjm-m were both instructive and entertaining. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of.8toT^8’1^‘? I. rrrukr .« same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged 1>™. imk. IMS. “-mmyhrn .tlO oeloA \t the regular annual aascmbly of Glb. m. Tbe eleritoo offliyr*„ ’fl1 jLu, H LM. time. the C. C T. <>. W. lum Council No. 4«. beet Master*, held at Masonic hail In thi* city Blain Fill be ptem-nt. on Mcpday evening. Dec. W­ Ing offlrer* elected awl tastelk-d for Baptist church ccwiimcncing rt .aw P­ ttermrohig; .1 «bkb . I«r< REMEMBER FLINT ROAD CARTS at S15.D0. LOCAL. NEWS 2.OSS k->> line <•! holiday slipper* at Run- account with Dunning A on gloves and mittens for the at Beamer's. Run\an<< for tire best and nicest ountstlur the firm uf Dunulng i-.: I'T settled st once. ’ Wood warit«b4rum those who have !■?.i'll: -si the came on sulwriptlou. Tax receipts printed at this office on • mice and at reasonable rauw. A., account* due thr late firm of Hougha- L|. hty mn»t be paid at once. Remember Yhat Busby's lath nnms are •; 11> •jnndays-from S a. in. till 12 m. ■ V• .-uted to trade property in dity for a C. D. Hkkim:. ui«>n scrriceS at the Methodist church ■silk Jriving were quite largely attended. Epsi H**ath has bought a fliieaMortaMint • holiday K'xmIb which will I*; opened soon. i Emmet Evart*, of Nashville, wa* in Died, Tuesday evening. Nov. 27th. of t»wn Monday. dropsy tte 11 year* old son of B. Kurtz Seth Stone is now night clerk iu the and wife. The funeral service* occurred ' 1 nursday forenoon. Iter. Puffer officiating. Hiudiug* bouse. Fred L. Heath vHrted Grand Rapids on .£’.fore yOu of your poultry it will be to your advantage to sec business yesterday. Joseph Rogers. He buys poultry, nnd .< Mtea Myrtle Rose, of Grand Rapids, I* pays the very' highest pria-s for ft. >'siting to theelty. mrmlier thiA. Cha*. Wardell, of Grand Rapids, was at A small fire which started in John Olm­ home Tliankagivlng. stead’s house, second ward, called out the Duane Babcock, of Grand Rapid*, was fire d<-|>artment Sunday morning. The fire was extinguished before the depart­ in the city Thursday. ment arrived.' L. W. Feighner. ofAhr News, Nashville, There Is no kind of dtebes that will look iva* in towu Monday. tetter nnd more tasty on your table than a Mrs. Frank Nitus. of lake Odessa, vlaltniee i*ttcm uf pure white ware. Stauffer c*l in tbe city this week. A Crawley have something new u> show Dr. E. 11. Lathrop made a business trip you in that line. t" Grand Rapids Friday . । I- W. -Hutton, of Northville, ha* pur­ Sam Monroe, of Grand Rapids, spent chased of L. G. Moure his fruit farm situatel north of the city. Mr. Moore will Thanksgiving tn the city. remove to Grand Rapids and engage iu Rev. Irvine offlclatcd nt Episcopal ser­ ministerial work. ' in CJiarlotte Sunday. . Three Chluamei; were In town yesteniay Bnrtlet Nevins, of Otsego, wa* In the looking up a location for a laundry’*. A* city last week on business. this field is already filled to the satisfaction Ira VanValkrnburgh visited Grand of our citizens they have struck a jxior Rapids on business Friday. town to go into such bmdne**. Prof. W. A. Morse ami wife, of Middle­ Then- will te- a collar and elbow wrest­ ling match at Union hall, Friday evening; ville, were in the city Saturday. between N. T. Diamond, of this city, and E. C. Bond and wife, of Muskegon, are George Wilkinson, of Cloverdale. The the guest* of K. Doyle and family.match promises to beglotely contested. Mr*. A. McCoy left Monday morning for Dr. I.athrop will have a larger assort­ a visit with Grand Rapids friends. ment of Christina* goods this year than Mrs. Fred Busby aml Mr*. J. Rich go to ever before. He has now In stock the largest slock of plush goods ever brought Kalamazoo today to visit frjends. to this market, and it costs nothing to look Miss May Bovee. of Northville, wa* the at them. I" rm t*To* City, has devoted himself very closely to the investiraUou and treatment of chronic diseased. In order to be able to offer those afflicted with chronic al Imentn tbe most skillful nodical and surgical services, the doctor, has associated with himself several eiu.iueut physicians anil surgeons. All medicines employed by tbe doctor and his assistants are prepared liy skilled pharma­ cists. and to —.... thr .... greatest care is exercised cxvrciBcu u> /hare ttam manufactured from the freshest •and purest liigredier.L*. In the cxamluatlon of patknu, the doctor tines many Im­ proved instrument*, which greatly assist him in detecting the nature and extent of many dkm«i which ure not generally treated by physicians iri-commop practice, who are seidum prepared w ith the nects•ary costly outfit to examine correctly or heal with success. That thousand* of cas<- pronotuiccd incurable have by scien­ tific tr. atmvnt been restored to perfect health is conclusively proved by the doc­ tor's records of practice. Those who Have failed to consult hlru heretofore, may find It to their interest to call and obtain the latest and most scientific treatment known for such disi-as*-.- the family physicians is not prepared to treat. Consultation free st bis parlors at tbe Hastimn hou»e Satur­ day and Sunday. Dee. Sth and 9th. Wiips, Horse Blailets, Rita, Bunnies, Cutters ail Sld^s. ROCERIES. .nation this week. For Kale, the residence property In the Wm. Huemw vi.ll.xl MidUkeu M<md.v firs* ward formerly belonging to Charles Olmsteoit Will sell cheap and on easy on bnalneaa. terms. Enquire of P. T. Colgrove. J M. F. Jnrt.n. or MMeio,ui,. mu to ft. ' lnii^t,Errt“en‘O{ b'K>b wdl '-‘““‘I city Monday. in cloth nt »o cents, each. Call while the Clbment Smith visited Marshall on bush assortment is complete. AU notes and accounts due the estate of the late Wm. S. Goodyear and the firm of Good­ year & Barnes must be settled at once. F. G. Goodyear. 1 jidbw can got shears sharpened! In flnrt,-tiape at Busby * Imrber shop for 15 All thoM owing J. M. Roger* must settle •dr account* IsefOre the end of this All owing the former Ann of DUrmlng Jr Roger* are requested to settle immediately h Rogers «S Deane. Next Sunday L* the 100th anniversary the .b-ath of Charles Wesley. ■ the fm?'. ? Methodist poet. .las. H. Browne’S Theatre company after I -.KT--ful week in tlrfs elty left Monday n"r;iing for Nashville. s Bc^ongr- has a telegraph sounder in his jewelry More and now get* the cor­ — uil time every morning. • bristtnas booklet* are very popular this v-ar a* gift*. A nice assortment from 25 ■ nt* up. At J. B. Itotert*’. ' laton Rich ami Eton Soule have formed l a.lnendilp gnd will carry on black-miihlng at Mr. Rich's former location. .Several Hastingsites have had ttelr gardeu-. plowed. Look out for great large -mrics about garden truck next spring. A new Invoice of set rings, band rings and !>!ain ring* Just received from tbe factory al Juhu,B«n*mer'» Jewctfy store. John Bessmer sold a lady% fine gold watch to a business man in Grand Rapids. John. A donation visit will be tendered Rev. Mr. Puffer and family at the M. E. parsonage seal week Wednesday Evening. All are ■ ivited. - ric cash system in. and connecting, their :wu stores. F. G. Goodyear will aet as cashier. Wilkins- residence Friday evening, by some <>f the young missis of this city. Il was a pb-asant occasion. ' - J We have a number of city toes that we easy. Apply al tlie offices at Smith & Colgrove or W. P. bidnam. David Hyde, of Baltimore. waagrrreUd Thursday charged .with stealing a w*r<-h Goodyear Bros. A STEM WINDER I DON’T FORGETITI PRICES LUSTER BAND PRODUCE. To Be Continued. 1 THE PROBLEM SOLVED! -Garland Cooks and HeatersED. POWERS’ Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. .!»U.-UTL- tar Respectfully, -The Itenefils <»t Secret Societies. X.1 h-mptara -mi ainrlMMb <•< temper- G. A. MoaEl. ED. POWERS. Tjkr^mi B. TUrvop. �FARM AND HOnSer FEET. KEY TO THE MYSTERY OF A CLAS| USEFUL HINTS TO YOUNG AND OLD FARMERS. regulator A ValaablB Besflfirce far the Sick tated. none rank higher ttiae Wmmona Liver Dvw Oomptalnt. Dystwla. CoaMlptalun, CSn> ami Ferer. Defcfity, Nervouw—», Slek Headache and oilier ailments attributed to BilUoasoeas. PURELY VEGETABLE. It retaxos tho bowels without griping, purifies , Mtanra breath and completely rolTeve* the wi. It also aHectually removes symptoms felt when bile is imperor b mls'ltroctod. Boston Dry Goods Store Full of attractive bargains. Marr & Dull are they might m Marr K null have on the very Good*. and al the lowest prices, that Is shown in always sold tor gl.». K.M and Jl-CO shawls In the same proportion. wo are selling far fajR, |2jo, H.oo. Single and fiMO, *7.» and K>.oo. We closed out an tmporter* 1* stock of these goods and they are selling these shawls, u they aro going tart. Ms ’x'Ms! Cloaks! Marr & I>ufl have built an extra addition and la used for eluaks entirely and tbe bargains Marr £ Duff are showing are surprising. Im­ mense lines of New Markets, Jackets. Wraps. Saoqucs in cloth and tbn finest values In tbe country in Flush Jackets. Wraps and barques. Them are special values and at leastroper cent, cheaper than elsewhere. Children and Nibses Cloaks. Marr & Dul can show the largest line of these goods, and at tbe lowest prices, that examine. Itiwwsif! everything in this line fur children, Udles and pints. In white, grey and scarlet, all qualltlea, at speclaly low prices. Ixrok me up. Hosiery In eotlon. woolen, cashmere, fleece-lined cotton f tar ladies, children aud gents. .Ai big stock to ' aelect from at our usually low ptkies. Dress Goods. This department has been and Is now the de• light of the country. Everything nice, new and tacllltiee for selling are much bettor-*selling for . cash and one price, and having no bad debts of Another profits and Store for everything In ; get an assortment to choose from. Marr & Duff. F. 8.—Marr & Dufl have Inaugurated a new venture which they call Fndffy's Great Bargain Day. It tn proposed to soil 5|rodul things on every Friday at specially low paces, «nt and less. For tho one day each week only. Those bargainn will not be sold Thursday or Saturday, but Friday only. Marr & Duff. Mort zajre Hale. Default harini; been tnsde In the condition* of a certain inorts>wn made and executed by LuUiir Wriglrt (widower) to FeterCwby, and Oatcd Maruii Cth, IM, and recorded In tticofllee rate of eight per cent, per annum nnd annually from its date. therefore, said mortgage being due nnd and by which default the power of sale mortgage the sum of six hundred sou two do!tare and thirty-three etuis (?<«_•.33) at the date 4<Brts notice and aosuit or proceedings at taw or in equity having been Instituted to recover tbe amounts due or any par: thereof, notire Is therefore hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and fa pursuance uf Ute statotes In such case made and provided, I shall on Friday, tlie XIst day of T* - A Il tua at ri'f-lrwlr l„ tl'-. per cent, per anuum i allowed by law toRr*-L.. aw oa thn south wret fractional quarter<k) ( section namber elghteou (ts> In township "g**«"“f®cl,blw wwiZWMXt JWXS- * --*1. A. 11. IwOI. Paraa Caomrr. Mortgagee. Wxi.i. A.CnoaJiv, Atfy for Mortgagee. Friday. OF OBSCURE PHENOMENA. says Whip aud Rein,'let tbe shoe be re­ moved; the inside quarters of one, or both, fore feet upon bang pared will show a streaked, inflamed appearance. The bora will be soft and more spongy than other pordons of th.' hoof. In bad or long neglected caaca if vou follow the corn with the knife you will come to sup­ A South Carolina story ajqieared the other Poultry World h atyln of building used puration. In all such caw» one invaria­ in some parts of tho country called ble condition is found-rthe horse stands day. which, rightly considered, throws muon “box," the distinctive feature of which upon a thick heeled shoe, and tho frog of light upon the interestI tig subject of negro supenrtlxrom. and, in taat, popular sujwreUis that no studs or girts aro used. The tbe hoof cannot reach, the ground. The expense is tbereforu rtaaecd and a whole weight of the horse resta, not upon lions generally. A negro wornau hud been smooth surface is secured on the walls. its natural, elastic support, but upon ill for soma time, end -physlchms were in long, horny heels and iron. Tlua con­ vain,” so at tax', she consulted a voodoo doc­ dition fa a violation of natural laws, and tor, wbo prrx.-nh.-d npplicaUou to a Incal anreerw of repute. Tiro sorcerer oracular,y 3 > . .. . ___ ■ .I,.!- wnmstl fl mnnagetl carfsequence. Tho . smith. I-------- - who® ignorance of the anatomy of |>FCUUM-» “AIIU .V.C. tho organ lie has disabled fa the sole charm by which she had been “voodooed, cause of the trouble, “cuts out and gave a description of what would be the coni.’’ and attributes the difficulty to found. ‘ Now thr husband of thosick woman weak feet, hard pavements, or gives anj told a doctor all about tto alleged charm, excuse ho thinks may answer for the nnd tho doctor for a joke fabricated a charm moment, and puts on, perhaps, a “l»ar shoe." Ho cannot tell why he puts on n it would l>e found. FIG. 1—FRAME OF POCI.TKY HOfSE. Ho far all is pfain calling, tot what appears bar bhoc, but ho knows it will give tem­ A neat Jjoultry house, built hi thia porary relief, and the relief is in thia wise to bo regarded as extraordinary is the foci style and illustrated in the annexed cut, -Mho bar must rest upon the frog, and the that from Uro moment tto bogus charm was unearthed tho jntient begun to mend, nnd fa 18| feet king. 8 feet wide, wall C feet heels cut away to allow it to do so. This, high. The foundation fa four fir log*, by a clumsy contrivance of heavy iron, rapidly regained her normal state of health. each six inches. Ln diameter, framed la getting u i»rt of tbo relief that nature This is referred to as “tho strangest 1art of together, leveled and hewed straight on demands. Tho true relief fa in such a tbo story," but really tho strangest part of tbe outside. At each corner fa then set system of shoeing as will preservo the up a sort of trough made by nailing the natural action uf tho foot The natural corner boards together. ’ The four action fa with a low heel, to have tlie frog torious, or should fail to apprehend the troughs aro securely nailed to thu foun­ of the foot strike full upon tbe ground obvious aud jx-rfectly simple explanation dation,-and, if necemary, stay lathed till and prcMB upward, against the downward tbo platt» aro fastened to them, when the action of the coflin tone, just aa a spring building appears aa in Fig. 1. acta when a weight fa thrown upon it Tho honte’s hoof, continues the au­ inlrorent Improbability in tha statement that thority quoted, fa simply a boot; inside of tho is cured—was what cures thousands of it fa a' tniu foot. Tho frog fa only a part people who have been mado sick by it in tbo of the hoof tliat has a nervous cunuec- firs: place. It was, In a word, Imagination, tiotf with tlie living tissue inside the which is, however psychical its nature, among horn. J ust above the frog is tho sensible tiro meet potent of physical agoucics. The frog, and ui this rests the coffin bone. nuua of authentic evidence going to show The vascular tone fa connected with tlie tliat tho imagination can and commonly does hoof by clastic lamina;, aud moves in the intiuvuce the body In the raol direct and hoof by tho action of the horse, having jxiwcrful manner long since put twyoud con­ its natural rest upon the frog. If tlie troversy Uiefact that body is under the con­ horeo stands upon a rim of iron, tlie cen­ trol of 'mind to an extent which might seem ter of the foot is unsupported; the points a-nrraly credible to such M have not studied of the pressure are under each ••wing" tho subject •BOX" POLLTBY UOU8X. Dr. W. 11. Carpenter, in his admirable Spreading of the pieces is prevented by of the coffin hone. From lack of action tlie beams, mid across the ends of the the frog dries up and loses its function; treatise on mental physiology, prefers to dcbuilding, from one comer board to tho the sensible frog sympathizes in this con­ nominalo the influence which effect* organic opposite, fa nailed a plank, to which tho dition. Circulation and secretion ore end boards are nailed as tho building fa lessened. There fa more ox less fever, boarded up. Rafters and roof are added probably nut perceived by tho groom, or, as in other building*, but tbo rafters if perceived, he “stuffs’' the feel, in­ tient believes something will hsp|>on, expert* flammation begins at tho points of pres­ a favorable crisis, fixes his or her mind ujkhi should be collar bearued. sure under tlie wings of tho coffin tone, and tho honro has a corn. Tlie cure of nnd thus unconsciously seta up ttoraj>cutic this defect fa obvious when the cause fa Are the best shaped mules raised in stated; it fa to shoe so that tho horse will action. More dowdy analysed it will bo Missouri or Kentucky? To this question invariably Mund upon his frog: this must found that tho mental process involves an American Agriculturalist replies: Un- be secured by the use of a slxxi tliat will doubtwlly Kentucky carries off tho palm admit no other bearing, and the method in this respect, as tto breeding of mules known among horsemen as tbe Good­ alWlify, and so contributes to its accomplish; Ims lieen long conducted there. There enough system. No horse cun travel are many intelligent tutik brocdcra in safely'without the use of tho frog. . Missouri, but thu Kentucky stock lias Every pbysietau know* tliat i;> serious illAside from its all essential necessity ns thogCDiTiil jirefercncc. Kentucky mules, tho natural rest from the bony structure new it i* of tlie Unit importance that tho jaujmhi an average, are worth per u]*on the ground, its expansive jxiwer in twnt should bo hopeful, nnd should will ro­ toad more than the Missouri tnulis. keeping the hoof from contracting ujKin from the fact that they are better tho inclined joints, and its promotion by bred. There fa more thoroughbred its action of circulation uf blood to the cxisU. n comparatively slight attack of dfablood diffused among tho horse stock extremity of tlie hoof and Consequent generally of Kentucky and Tenneseco growth, the frog has a functiun always life is strong rude attm -k* on the vitality may than in any other states in tho Union, overlooked by the ignorant and disre­ bo repulsed. Tbe part played by the will thus giving a totter class of mares to garded by the unreflecting, in tliat it fa and tbo imagination in dfamau Is always In­ breed from than can to found outside of the organ of touch. It fa thu only part fluential aud oftep the dmuinant one. The these two states. On tho other hand the of thohoof that communicates with tlie bkxxl of the Clyde and Pcrcheron mixed nervous system, and through that to the means all fiction. Tlie thing*' related, hap­ with tho coarse Canadian Is the founda­ brain, and it is therefpro the only means pened fn ague when people believed easily iu tion of a largo number of tho brood tliat the horse has of mvurately deter­ occult nt <1 malignant powers, ami the t-xplamares in tho northwest. They produce mining his foothold upou tlie ground. In largo, coarse, sluggisli mules, not to to the common method of shoeing, tlie frog compared to tlie somewhat nmaller, but fa taken out of action by the thickness < it cination. if an ignorant negro fli"mly bre clean limbed, active, high spirited mules the shoe, and the horse fa deprived of its out of well bred Kentucky mares. No use. Upon no muscle in thu tody fa la often does, fall sick. There is no defusion animal allows the effects of good breed­ more dependent for healthful, natural ing more readily or to greater advantage action, and from tbo moment the frog is than a mule. _______ dfapluei-d by the blacksmith’s iron the direct remit of faith in power* which do n-M decay of the horse’s ]x>wer begins. Con­ To I’rt-vent a Calf from fiork'ne. Tbo subject Is ono of dorp interest and so-Tlie most effectual way to break a calf traction. quarter cracks, toe cracks, na­ from Rucking her dam, «am Dixie vicular disuiise. imflamiuution, nnd, more rion* importance to medical seiuucn. More Fanner, is to separate tho catt entirely troublesome than ull else, rmn» usurp and more the- wise aud skillful physician from tbo dam, but if this fa not practica­ the free elasticity of nature, and the an­ must nddft-M himself to curing tho body with ble or desirable make a muzzle for tlie imal conunenccH his downward course. tbo help of tiro mind. Ht* must "administer to a mind diseased.’’ tn fact, frequently, if ho calf as follows: Insert long, sharp, flat wishes to restore tho qihynkal organism to beaded spikes in a piece of fairness In Farm and Fireside is deacribi’d a health; and tho stapler thu mind to be dealt leather two.inchcs wide and long enough to go round the muzzle of the calf. convenient crane for tn® on the farm. with the easier u ill it to fuund, as a rule, to Stitch or tack another piece of leather to Tlie runners nra three nnd a half or four employ it therapmitirafly. in the South tho back of tbo first so as to hold tho fret long nnd about that fur apart. Tlw Carolina case n Ix^ns charm oj>eratod_j>rrspikes in position. Stitch into circular uprights, flvo fret or so high, are made of ctsely os it was expected the real ooo would shape, ana attach to tho calTs noao by scantlingH witli a shoulder on tho lower da—Now York Tribune. mrons of a headstall.' Tho spikes should end to set firmly on the runners. Tbr Fortrnv «f Um- Futore. bo about two inches apart and three inches long, and would bo better if made Well, In our day. tiro military enginaer of steel, which may to doqo by any recommends not tho vitrified ’rockwork, blacksmith. which be knows nitt how to make, but beton, which b> analogous to It. In historic tlints, Tiro Olfiect of Experiment S!*^ont during the long jieriod styled antiquity, forti­ The object of tho national and state fied iucloHina had a profile rf c-onsidcraUo agricultural departmeutshnd <-xj«riment dimensions. Tiro obstacle consisted of a wall stations is the promotion of agriculture Which was no Lua than from alxty to ninetyby such scientific investigations nnd live feet in thlckirtnx The scarps uf Nine­ careful experiments ns. fanners cannot veh. for example, nnd those of Habylon. mako for themselves, and which require were more than eighty-five feat. Why did tbo skill uf trained specialfats. At the nncient engineer* adopt such zlimt tnimu, various stations tliat now exist in almoet which now ap|*-ar to us »o huta! Becauso every state, analyses of commercial fortilixgni aro mode, as well as experi­ to tbe action of drapUahing njqxiratus, ments with growing crops and tost nqwclnlly to that of tbo tottering rum. -FARM CRANE. methods of combating tho nmneruus Well, in our day, tl>u military engineer Tho upright block nt the top is four by species of destructive insects. In dhort, who is eiutorrnmti by tbo firlug of »beU* n tho success of four incnes, with notches to receive tho ... .wu. w.v.v mvv , containing a breaking charge would tore to top of tlie four uprights where thev r.nd resorted on. ..l. r.a.1.1 1... l-1 - !fa .. _along 1 T. hav® reconrrn to such tbickmws. If be sliould be bolted. On top of ■tills heavy lever with a hock on the shorter i,loc* nt’1 ^wida to do .to, «x>of tlw reasons t» Noted horticulturist of tho northwest exnresr. wide!v differing opinions of tho end. The lover fa held in place by a lliat tbo marvel* of modern industry permit clamp similar to that riiown in tho cut; hto ,o »utetitute lor masonry nm-w-s of value of tiro Rm«uaj apples. by a notch in the head of tho frame, or i ’’.irtal having the same ntoitaiice with fan by otlKT aultahle device. I taicknwa. ’-------------Then it has been-foand that 1-.ran and a I’roportiou.-itely more flowers arc TVliat Farmer* Tel! Ono Anothor. metallic culraM alano must the action of liougbt in Washington than any other OnooftbolCtihtap, writ,™ Lt city of tho country. Thcru aro very few btoE. r. Boowa.a Irtttr eoiauwlaias , SSTaX nnvutu conservatories, and tho lovers of tbo-Banquet" rtn«-b«Ty. wbt», HeS ot tuumaton fragrance and beauty uro forced to go to T‘“ the florist for their buds and blossoms. aodlu>rdin«.bowa. taiinc. Be «ud: “ ** ,CTMrat “*• “• '"™ In and out of tho social season tho flor­ totlK»e«lK.lilte.rr«<i;rtTitle.~ to be dedred in Eat-or." i LtL . .. VTT0«“■«* •">ists do a thriving busineiw. Ono in a few little ..., „ .. ...» ... more resemble tboao that now constitute tho years made money enough to buy a big “I believe tbe enterprising former will defame, of oar froattam umu tbo fatter nearner lot facing a prominent thorough­ warn tbo wrter tar hl«HoeVw the aeon «ab>. the «n»s o«u<. ,d a. fare and to erect a large building, tbe future," says Waldo Brown. —La Nature. lower port of wldch ho uses for his city Profcraor Samuel Johnston, of tho storehouse and salts room. In the win­ agricultural college of Michigan, nays: Tiro Gorman Hotel I'urtcr. ter ho gives weekly flower allows, and “I fhiuk that the experience of wheat Iu Gcrmau hotels yon come iu contact only the town flocks to bfa place to gaze at growers generally will commend thia with tho iiortrr and head winter. Tbo porter rare orchids. niaaacH of chrysanthemums, rule; Try new varieties sparingly until i* csually »clre-ted for his tatefiigrare, for hi* and great pots of la France rusts. A convinced by rcjroated twits that they I ability as a huguirt aud fw hfa flite-hte number trf wealthy people liavo contracts are adapted to your soil and latitude.” ( — height, - -----rather. -- — ---------------You make----all«luqmrta* of with him to regularly furnish palms, The editor of Gleanings in Bee Culture ,1 him bl'V c-nnromlnt-thn hn-nl lbo __ ... . cacti and other rare plants. They are says: "Tbo liert conventions I ever nt<kf-r««re‘*f irefakttxi^ttoof ttotown, symmeu-ically placed in odd corners of tended were in the winter time, when it C« <dnl aud tateliL drawing rooms, and us they lose their * >our Tbe to ] fresher green they are taken away to the was no cold that rolxalv wanted to run V"r4«'- tower, hi no md*. cooler nurseries, end other plants an- outdoors, and sum® of them were told • hi small towns, with only n mooereto , *lu* ?°, Arj*tom Mm «< a | substituted for them. . number iu attendance. 1 cannot remem- l,0^rJJ,»r »» to up«i to do tbe *UKbt,io GU-ta, m. shipped to tho floristn from local points. tor one told un a fair grouml that I * In tbo winter all the ruru flowers, includ­ thouglit was very much of a mccew. for ,Jhc“ topart aufi maxi- binnclX v*ry u*ufUJ the reasons mentioned: yet they might ■>“»“>>■ w«y». tm. as fur liftm- a unml; or ing the more valuable kinds of ror-eo, uro pcrluips to n success after alk" , rarrJ;«32 a cctal, thfa iu entirely tanecm u. t by the flarista in Now York and ' lowtioti and bis dignity. Tbv octirnl poner Itia. The mses tire jmcked in­ Professor Hcnrv claims tliat tlie imin wads of cotton wrapped in covered with sawdust nnd well * quickly fade, nt course, *“ beauty and perfume u calf titan to tbe Mine, US. GRANT. IMAGINATION CURE. “Now tall sewsetbing of your Ute.whUe Gen. Grant was winning hla honor* afl a CENTRAL AMERICA. SEVERAL PECULIAR. CUSTOMS OF THE PEOPLE OF GUATEMALA. That »Ueb strike* a p.vw,:: or enkvfag . property. All my rcfativM, and my brother, chnruh in Guatem-ifa .fa the total nto-n.-. , v Judge Dent, wore on tto rebel tide, but I did well dreawd men. Tb#y sJidtbrtrwn^^i not care far thorn or fur tho U won men. All chiidtea, white they wvk idivenfui iA t|» , I thought of was my busband—that to should tamflifa hlHtawt . —T„u ■win and gain new victories. sfims only—«it birth and baptism, nfa-./J ami death. Wtonaehdd ho.rroetoi. , and I never went beck. friendfl aro Invited to tbe veremony. The rery highly," and sbo brought up a Utile water color in a gold frame. Sho stood it ou tor knee, and pointing with her finger sto “jaml-orev," wtach Is is City Point, where wo were rtonniped, and this," (wiiiting to a Uue stream at tbe edge finest brands of wine, in coiratuiul; poor, native whisky fa w* baton.- tai wont ilown the Jum. river. We landed, nnd climbing a hill took our field glametto view Here, rather muru than in ttoirown count.- / dote It seem tto custom to ceiriirau . . . unusual event with a “drunk.’ A “s!,,.;. ’ regards it as fright to demand and r- ..... from hi* employer a sufllrieut odvan-.-. : were afraid of their firing on u», but the gen- along baptisms, mamaget and fuwraL iv -ice ouffitiM earri.tl - . when just about lien,," (Ranting to a place distant Hum the camp, "we found a string and stag, mt if th. James. I will never forget Gen. Storidan that day. When weww him to was lost iu what looked like a letter. He would Vvad a aicob >Uc brentta, that will .■t&nunt r unsteady gaits of the friend «a tb'< <i,-.-.., cheek* like iu a girl's. finally give up trying tn keep ai-.ng wita • .. proctsaion, stagger toward t-.-. 'cnrb. and, with tear* rolling down tnrir rixi-k>C He was ko Vltahlngly ceived a loro letter.' “The koound Bunday following one could not tell that lovely City Point was tbe same Mnry Powell for mfrty, and it wa* lying at Point, which I told you led down tbo bank to tako Richmtrft! or to die. The general said to me ia lurting: ’If Izx> summdcni i will return for you,' L replhxl. That Bunday wn* one of mafl-enger boy camo ruumng out and said, nil bcuatbloM aud gasping, ‘Mra Grant, may I and patted hb check, which.was as dainty as by friend*. There aeems lu U □ rale that tbe guardfanof tto jra. .­ will not interfere witli an intoxicated <atta-n while tto latter is in the fuiwr-.il corte/ Ttoy will not prevent him from showing » sorrow tv his heart’s content while to fa alp-: lc> stumble along, Lui ito^inRtant to “talk out" on his way to tto bury log gre-md. or, when to fa nmwking bouie through by ••raefa after tto interment, bo finds fnutolf giwtArd Tbe "max'/ is a quiet,unoffi-mlitig pr>-.c. and noisy and then wicked. Tlw Mtiv'e compound called “agurfTdieute" “guar:.makt-3 nxm crazy. 8ouu-timo« d-tink<ritiev» may to pl--udc.l in extenuation of erfan- in mind of tto guilty party brfotv becoming ' stroqg u manner a* to rrii^vA tu^ culprit frnu punisbixx-i.t. if it to proved that bekbi fa just *ummdering to Grant.' I went on deck and everybody wanted to know what Late prosperity in cuffre luu enriebrd many famUire here wbo before w*:cprtj£v well run down at tto tori, but who tow saaroely notice ttoir acquaintam-,- nto toughed, and while they were urging me, »o hoard tto dull roar of voices shouting away down tto river. Cloaer and dinar it came, and swelled in volume until it wm on City Point op[»feite ut Then tto cnnn< ns were fired aud the steamer* blew their whistle, in fortunate coffee jibinu-n threw up :!;ctr derkshtps when tbe pan-atal ■-uffers were filled, for tlw Central American-* »;ta-vf happin,-A< i« to do nothing. Many would be swell* have certain wuxi aiiawauctS. but aeldom larger than to allow t.*:-m basfliirreudcn-!:' night Take a »eat ia any biUtaru d GuaU-uialA.and watch tlir gn-wm,. g-ra­ tion. All wre addictre’ to th ■ . habit. Bouirtimea, storld n party of nx to playing |kk>1, tii-i leader or lb joudwx talker will call tto waiter uud p.mm *u»ly mot ufb-rirardsr* tor be i« requwtoi to bring scjiarau- vo ■ TVlicn very »ick, an Alan mon (Ito women naty n>U («y nt oil) will rail upon tbe fin, g,videos, wbo fa roeko::ed n great purifier, tbiw, “Abe kamut, Yekoingara wa cn-kore" (“O fire guide**. cundc*n*u(i to look upon me."/ Ufxin tbe approach <>f death, tbe mas­ ter will Ik- dtwo to tbe firn ou hl» own *Rte <if thn ta'artb, partly far tho sak.- of, the warmth, tot protobly in,a measure for any ponubk, benefit to to gained from propin­ quity to the realm of tto lire goddeet Then tbo village chief and elders and tho sick man’s frie/icU, nil camo toaac him; thu men topray ami "drink tn tho goda," while tto of religion. There nra times when tto patience of Ito praying nu u becomes ex­ hausted if no favorable answer fa given to their petitions. M Batchelor tells at one death arnc which he witneasod when two men wore praying to tbegoddexiof fire ami imotber toward the mm rising thremgh tho eastern window; while a fourth was looking toward tto north­ east corner of Lto' hut (wuich corresponds In a measure to the latrine of Japtutme houww) oiul swearing mo -t vebameutiy at all tto gods, romething after this fashion: "You fools! why don’t ytiu pay soma attention to danger? Hero wo'va been praying aud prov­ ing for him, and yrt be doesn’t get welk What’s tto matter? Aro you dcafl Can’t yon tonr usP'—J. K. Goodrich u; Popular fMencw Monthly. More end more, ia tho quicker artion of mind upon mind, the magazine and the i.i-wsparc-r ore coining to absorb the utterance of thoac who have something to say. Nobody can writ toput fas thought Into a book be­ fore to speak* it to tbe world, and tbo moult i* that many books tn the first instance aro given to tho public undur tbo spur ot imptr•ouai journalism or through tto medium of literature. Nobody can today follow the Horatian maxim and keep hfa manuscript long euougb for IU k-aves to grow yellow in hi* drawer. Every one must stritc wuitetho . —---- O----- —.■ — vw.u lua csqcudta finish, fa aidly larking in the rough nod ready literature of tbo day. writer as Mr. Arnold, whose earlier work was tstlto an tliat exf “Aiulel'u Journal." in tto burry ot hi.- cCorta t. > catch tto next number ponrtl until yeiyixig up at tbe d<vk, whm tto different linu>l» of extra dry and Yqttts: (well knowing there is not enough mrmvy ti and finally conclude by .coiling for Tbo habitue who lm>np.i: areca.l I onev triticcB two yoqnr: men -v ,te< nta table talking and using up oil tto toothpi; - • having notuiug evpccfal to do. I tu»i>’c; my mind to tit thorn out. Fr-,>ieran and pm ttaur drinks ni-d w-at out; t-at u»j young men ir-rcr moved nor t ok anything Finally, after two hour*, aud wb<-n I Had fatod rending all M tto wqwipapers ...<: ttomgot up,Uid.’god by to!>;« <xanpatu a. and vent ucL No wxmrr bud L. 1 • than the one wiv, n«s left tovk a »' iita.y dri-*k anti went oat, but ia lea th •• utra tto other ritnriwd and afao tn-iL-i: • •’ toy to j-xin this twiMiegvd rk.-. with it* derby tot. eutawny coat, ve»-. itouy or*, and. jiauta) wMits so tight sad tij,;: degrading nnd totiealb tbo dignity “f grtiti, meu of their standing, mid I have never y«semi <mo who did not "know it all." Spantrii-American women uru much tow demonstrative tian tto French and decidedly each other on tto street, they irftoediately ’ full fato cadi other'* arras, tlier-are':<t three little wmnltaneoiw i-afa«ri tto back aud amorementof tto face* tiwnnl cart. as if they wished to rub noflcsta Kalmuck fashion. This invariably occur* when two Ladies meet. What the pat on th - to-hand to the younger, who na|*ctfully take* it, and bm<fa over while kissing it. T bo fadir* invariably complain of tto rede, startug- ••f the rm-u in tto street, but at tbo theatre Ltoy can sit in thru* low toxr* nnd stand tto intent gazo of impudent flunkita who are near enough ft) rest their*hin» on tto railing without being any more phased than a mir­ ror. They seem to like such attention, and feel flattered that they aro worthy of tlu- at­ tention of such specimens of the other lu tto evenings during baud prsOte ■- m tto “plazas” crowds of Indie* walk around ths drcfo while tbe gallant* stand wow thrre deep along tbo kids* to look at tteiaa* fa '? pom by. Tfa-re appears to be a tea", y p- < ponderarco at girls in every family1 Mnn.ra tlw some toll,. Umt ta-reo marred ti» wort <j “Sowing mnchiBM repaired,'- reads a sign co * '-"TS iu louueseeo sciiich Is nine mifa* from er.y other cabta, and tiurty f.ven from �Rheumatism Negro Fury Letloos*' OFFICIAL VOTE OF INDIANA. It at z*_—... Most Devilishly Done __ jesn-.lr fl: dieusuiUsm; but thousand* who. MTe inffri.-d Us j- ins have been greatly ben■, Hood * S irsaparllla. If you have Wild Riot in the Streeti> o( • i relief.try Ud* gnau remedy. .Savannah, Ga. . filleted with rheumatism twenty Previous to ISO I found no relief, but .1 st one time was almost help. POLICEMEN BEATEN TO DEATH. .'.usapariltodid me moregood| ..... tie ottor medicine 1 ever had.” 11. I r >'.u,Shirley Village, Moss. .. I; । cuiiiilffit three years, and got no ., i , •! i u«'k Hood’s BarraparOla.- It ha* ji., , things foriue. I rcccnintend it io I.iwwBpubaxk, Biddeford,Me. i srilia is chatacterixed by ■£S2:' •■andi-|The Calumet Mines Alleged to Have Been Fired. EIGHT MEH MEET AH AWFUL DOOM, tho active imtllcinal b«!t 1« a medicine of unusual : (Wi hi:’;uto unknown. •Hull i* fractured. I’o r.T-iiin Crxiiti beard tlw "hooting and artrd to toir<» the cau-e, but rai stopp-d . .K. .. ... .n He 2.WI ’tepubUcai] w,um lh*y resclwd tbu fin, ft* if, mad* au I attempt u, turn on the water, but tbs pipes ------ ------ “< Tl” »?<••»*• «>n Ittteub. had been disconnected and no water wa* to mrial returns , bo hail Th* signal wire bad also been cut, - C=2C^, Cwicaoo. Nov ou.-iu. W.-Tbe o Official Jr ” ® th » recent etecUoa in llliuot* *11 nothing .com ths recent etectioo in Illinois are at and tbern lD’n’n WM ’»’«’»«« left »•« bat but to fight for llast “'t complete. mu_ The ... total vote csM in tb« ,ife- U1,flor Uie guidance of cool-beaded slate increase ofj 71.1 . iu ... lender* th., men worked their .way around fmir’ wk WS', .*4,573, jt'875’ an incTF ** OC7I.W7 i F l‘rt^d*nl. Harrion ha. . the burning tunnel to ocher coaMctfons with plur.l,t, ot 3,,TO cUt-WI the main engine abaft, and thence tn tho governor Fifer bs« a plurality of over 1U.5T7 72, --------'■*' ■ Plurality ot ..... 18.M7 ■ over kurface. Raima" . £**®* r- Tl.Th'' ,t>t41 t.__. BrobiblUon vote of. tto While the kranes below were iwiug enacted M.»*UL-1.»1, ww, lMr M:a « .-. iikj » ago. The The tabor latw raw j«rty pollbd 7.410 -----vote*. c'7 nt<>v* u,Al Ul" uiino was on lira hsd Tb« total vote of this city fur president is rvnr,,w! tbe liomea-of th* miner*, and tbo 13&.S31; Cleveland's plurality over Hurriium cbiMyuu and friends of tho m»n te­ rn the city, 8,604, The total vote of th* hiw won crowded .irotind tho shaft,, wild “““'y for I***^’"1*’iudu.Hng the city. J* with grief and auxtoty. As racb man ram* S£l*“ OfiTT” °n,'1“,n r-'*: upotitof lh.de.tb trap b. wa,wd«4 by ontlra Xi V- *iu^,p,'r'T <>U’VC ""'l iu thC w“'l,tr,K’,if,, ;"' lrbiMi e<> or anxiou" friend*;' entire county. !>l« Palmer * plurality for —J — - -• • , governor In ihe county over Fiter to 4,497. rejoicing. Tho men kfepi coming up until it ns> known that all but eight had l«u re*cued. For Uicee no ponitile hope ramaina, ; Sachahsxt.,, »IaL, Don. I.—The electoral rote Qf Culifctni* a* anuuunradbytbosrcroury of »!ut,. y^dav. i»; Harrtoom 124.SW: Cleveland, 117,7a»; Fwx, 6,7Ul;Cur- plurality. S,»W. hilinc- Ala- , tbewK rmulta: HarriwmV plurality, 31,271; Attbeypot where the tiro originated no il to Ciooan'K i Hoards plurality, A),3fiJ, The Prohibition <*>* wn* working, and this fact, taken in conl .. ■ Vn.A ..——a t —... .... . • ■ —. .. ■ . ■ ■■ __ ......... -I > . . x r iiii.uoD pun PURIFIER Cures ail. kinds of tlraet About this run* * Hpiad of. potlra —........... -- —■ —tea, te.. . tun JUUU, ’ ’ ’ • , 2,0 0 or l,Ut» strong, scattered like sheep. 01; total vote* 01,VM; Harrlkon** jilurnlity, _ Tto negro shot by McMurray dw 1 at Si#i‘w __________ o’elo k yesterday afternoon. A negro who HALF A VILLAGE DESTROYED. is dying ha« a bullet in bw bead. All the ------I imucked in Ml- ! badly injured, remlted in tbo dwitnu-uon of i crowd bad left him. | faraday night An old man named Vanw-k tost night a murder, tn which 1 dwpoul, living in L’Erabls, wa* lighting a rru kilto.1 by.ber paramour, ocP»»tMratory to retiring fur the uight. ' .. . . -I , . —. 1 n nIM—- at - fvara IL- »—111—— z_,l VINi?;\n BITTERS. . r<-nii.-jnin«*/. Biiten known. :■•> ihi- Brain and quirts the • . d.-s thr Bowels mid render* l>h«ud oimohtlon through tin • wl.ii h L-’ -urv t«» re-tore per- W1 terwn. K.VWFT ^oifeiy Cough nmlicimw, Aynr’s Cherry Pectoral to In greater demand than ever. No other preparation tor Throat and Lung Troubles to »<• prompt in its effeote, so agrecabh) to tbo teitc, and so widely known as this. It to the family medicine in thousand* of boiisohotd*. i’t',i ^vo iw years from a bron­ chial trouble that, whenever I take cold or mi exposed to inclement weather, show* taelf t.y a very annoying tickling sensation in ihe throat and by dllncultv in breathing. I have tried a great manv"remedies, but none due* mo well a* Ayer's Cherry Pec­ toral which nlway* gives prompt relief In return* «>f my old complaint.’'— Ernest A. Hepler, Inspector of Public Hoad*. Pariah Terre Bonne. Iji. ”1 con»l«Ier Ayer's Cbshy Pectoral a most important remedy T pleasant Qfiew'- | -T Lastinj^evZ H C^ood quality For Home Use. I have tested Its curative power, in my family, many time* during the past thirty flic throat atu! lunn, whotner In children or adults.”—Mrs. E. <». Edccrlv, Council Bluffs. Iowa. a dii-eaae uf tbe lung*. Doctor* afforded me ix. relief and eonklderrd nn cane h-qa-h »•. I then began to ti«e Ayrr'a Cherry Pnctoral: und, Mote I hail finished <>n» lioule. found relief. I i onlinutHi to take lid* medicine until n cure wai effected. I believe that Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral sav<<l wy Ufo.'J— Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, HI. / ot\ tlie market in on!j one sAaJbe_?xji-/uli ihoz^lug, most convenient ■c cui for pocl^t or 1ns on the .vthi jf|c red H H?iadc only by. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, It wm Dr. J. C. Ayer <frCo., Lowell, Mass. . contents of th" lamp also ajiaUrred upon • Vat-dvrpoolS clothing, and igniting, at once Sold t.y Drusprtlv JTice |1 ; »'li IxrtllcJ, IX fuughtas hard and a* long a* ho could, but T“ Silt"'' : <" , »**” *Uter«l .tlte teo-orte-teilte ud te.no, I V~«|.n«~;'. ery. « mtao. A-Um. round te thn donkey pumpn. winch are run by com hl*^>1 .oooo«WIm tenyte, Iteold pn-o«rd air. Unleea the moving part* of the "»«iou> -- <- macbiurry. for which air fnrnuibM tbe mo­ “j.’f"'”*"o-ryr. mol .Iter . ol,hi o. tive po« rr. are kept warm they arv hkriy terf-ibio agony, died in fhs morning. Adam* to freeze. Cotton waste aaluratsd witli oil j*4ui *l*o hartly tHiraed, but it to thought win ia bunird in tbe trough* of tbe pumpa Thtl recover. No apparattat w«> at baud to sub- theory » that tbe coU«m waate fell from the trough and ignited the timbers in tbe abaft. bout* until more than half tbe village was Tbe underground firr ia f*d solely by the The young lady's hrotimr found the body dcetruyeJ. Tbe building* were all of wood. timber* which kupport th* overhanging walla S«ld morbrarr •tl|<aUii x ibat in raw any and root, and this amount* almoat to a tor- prludlMil or lnlrr«-.«t e'eiuM leroww dwe. and and occupants Then t'akr< Polson. ka. .x •• 30 -W-1„»1., .re. -l!nr Korte.. «*,«! Uteter. e:. .< . ■ o.-o xJrte btert 4. Uortel lor ..=ht mda .«.» olter,.!, U.I oirtl Ktete r,.,h«l te. ,r teoo. .nd mid M... HU. I.*l «ranl~ JT* ( GEN. SHERMAN BEREAVED. and. tb«’ mine took fire undur circunntarx—< which settled afn my lungs and soon dewhich pointed ktrongly to inc«ndiari*<i>. It v» loped all the planning aviuptoui" uf ConI had a cough, nigh: sweats, 1» hinted that an iotareated »yndicato it at Mituption. blmxling of the lung*, pain* In the chest tbe bottom of tbe fire*, and that the work U ami sides, und wa.* so pmtrated ns to be that of tbcir.bired accomplice fur Ui» pur­ confined to my lied most of tlie time. • After paw of checking th" production of copper, trying various prescnpitiua. without l>rnt>and hrfire booming tbo price. Th- manmt»- flt. my physir.iau finally determined to give meat had a Handing ruward of K00U fur 'tne Avt-r’s Cherry pe. toral. 1 took it, and the edert-was magical I seemed to rally from Mio first disu: of this medicine, and. after using only three bottles, mu as well and non ml a* ever." — Itodaey Johusuu. dnred that ho will b*hurled headlong down Sl^ringiluld, HL | burning shaft. No moan* meant of ap. approximating the ~ probable r: “i.-.-;!-- 2^ Uww te th.. m.FIA LAn.fxn, at hand 1‘ha million* of duller* worth of damage. A SCHOOL TEACHER’S CRIME. —. ,--- - Best of All i.i u ncj up my svstno, :; ens ray appetite, and • " .1. I’. TUOMFSOX, i k "C----- T* *■“” I last rartrid^e had bran Ur.d ttoy aUacked • l-e Mkremldta { mtoaUoi Ho finally ran into a bouw and , tnrra.1 Ums doom mid windows. The negroes tore Clio, h.ln.l. M.r, . .te.,.1 .1.......... ; butterad .lown Uib door*, and .w.irming into Um interior, n-duerd MeMuiray to itiMnidtilily.nnd thieu him into-tbe itraet, wlwrn - - --- traitor Who presents himself to a rich girl to duly written about in print, hi* cbanraw dtow—vlaodhtojligibdity weight. He pur­ sura hw loverhke way under tbe vigilant eve of the rait horde ot society gtwip* who con’«ddy toPcn., .nJ every ni n-e i» duly cbroniraod and »«t forth. Tbe praiUvn or prospective fortune of tho girl is con­ stantly printed aud commented upon, and al­ together tbe coortahip nNumcs n phase of publicity which is decidedly « new fooluro to jonrualu-jxta Sow York cRy.-Nsw York ; Cmdon, Dec. I.-The Herald'* Hancock, I------.. Mich., tpoclnl say* tho Calumet and Hoels' u mins was deliberately set on fir* al tl o’clock NUth-Hrp •Uiag Into a free fijht amoog them, when Policeman McMurray order, d o dierr-ru • A — 7. . Jig. Id." I. B.UUUXOTOKk . - j-.,mt umopr* . 5i> Vvrk City. ,club out of irn hand au.i began raining blow* 1 upon bi. head with it Th. bit*, coat there Cs Sarsaparilla . «l»»n *bot hh asBuilans, und, wiwn ihe letter | ran, purauel him down the «tr»*t, finna three more bulleta at him. Tuo negro fell i mortally wounded. >908 One Dollar dlacuw tto ckancai of an heiress'" marrtogr IB At-l-i-l.-ft -..I — .—. . .1 . . .W . j h! h MI; l!|l|l I’fl ri will prutoidy In rewutedto to pot out pi* Ihercforr tto wjuto down-Uic burning khafL girl di-«l while roosting an attempt at crimMUCH LAND INVOLVED. THE LAW DEFIED AGAIN. rr >1? perfeidiv purr mataroi h-dlng And invigorating Io t> il lit a ircreh clean and to*lU • : t j draggtata and f*3*y tmo ’•t ft) mail one cxk* for'23 <*W. i I- by the iwoprlemr* i:. a M--i»xau> Durn co . 532 Washington St. Sew York I died at W? Wedntoday morning. She had been cviitj-laiuing uf cardiac affection for luortgarc a* all tout certain rUDd lying and being situate if Irving. In (lie count) of HarfT i Thunday evening, anil ' tiuo tJatunlay niurnirig. Jkbskt Cirr. N. J., Not 39.—William Campion, a Ho»x>kea rough, was irrwtel resterday for lb* muntef of Hoaora Fl.bte, 'a woman ■< doubtful who ■ . . . . repute, ■ ■ a... __wa< _ .,fonud guveruiDVu* m —— —. .. Die *i*t" disputes, holding that tlie acUon ct ... j_ n— 4-—...» , ly after Campion had left her apartment* . t. ..........5.ul ..H tl,., miir Inr of I £ s ! I a '’"■’■"••"'“Irr.irh's-;. Sista at Michigan, counts of Barry.-*". At a m»»u>u uf the PnJiste Court for tbe Cuuntv of Barry, boldrn al II* Frooate Office in Citv. wh-'icw WTU. rwornuiii MTV I*»rua....... te------ - .___ City «f HMtlMta.it: aald count), on Krlberaof bto family areothjamed the remain* : portion of town and the pr*-"- ° n'£ th" al in tk>. tear one . - '• • comprise many ot tbe wealthy men In tbe :■_ ...h " nortbwu4. ioduding both of tbe Michigan ---------------------------t SEEMS TO BE A LOST CAUSE, —— __ ... v. it I., secure A< i 5 St n ?1 n U h _ r i t = * * &• j ; > —While ttoslrik- ■ uuu ue utaj —...... - — ----...... — «Ih> threatened to cxp>*e bis roo.nec- | jn^ with Lu'- litl.e .flaw, mrj w' i jeourapjinet!’. except tbe neHnKUon o. - . a_____ I —f tn Hull • i s s 5?^n"u.™‘S7J 2S.-XS: MONTANA, ) Aug. 21st. ^SDAY,.> Sept. 11 and 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. i* mi) tw.Detes-sry Kahl -n niortragf. i—-t ,—... with .... Butoequently the Unde AeaiNCted of Two Murderw Minnesota, Dakota, Waxhixotox CtTT, Dec. 1—An important twrinx. indirectly involving Yaj.Oju acrei ihita, in WytheviU* jail i Mr*. Sherman will be buried at St. Lui*, ---- - -----, confined _----under s».t«> w CH d«tb for tbe murder ; (n (;a, cemetery, wWteh adjoin, itelto- . Peter Harwell, a fellow countryman, and f,.ntain,. A kte-cird car ba* been placed at time" to pardon Sutton, but declined. Tbe governor ba* teiegrapbed that a reward of ' »l.OtU will be paid for Button'* ro-cuplur*. Jto the Pennsylvania railway station in Jersey HARVEST EXCURSIONS MWUOtt. to thr highest bidder. al th’ toe tenement 101 Graoawieh street, ana wa. n^ng ywtero-y. killed, daring a general fight which followed j arWtraUon. Budnew in Uwyard* u “ • *___ ._ - nnn.lwr of .. .1. ... with no wriou* molestation. • • “-*SX!S • s t ! : s inr that notwithrtaudiog the outlay for mi . . .... ________ >1— l>W— YMF UX&prr.luu. to -to dsr « hran^.roi ' freight to-day. ?asi, Miaasa:filis & Manitsba • RY.. FROM ST. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS >rou» o .in par- Wdar-T MUebUl, »>.. b*> W >" uulMMl oo u. Um:’ drauL AT I1ATE8 CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ! .as’robtod Wedueeday QU RES FILES. SAI.T RHEUM, GREAT FALIgt. MONTANA. IX.OOOandi: bed �AN ESPECIALLY FINE LINE OF CLOAKS! CLOAKS! •. Elegant Plush.' Children’s Cloaks CLOAKS In endless variety ranging in price from $20 :■ TO TO S1O $40 These garments will commend themselves to buyers both as to quality and price. These are elegant goods, and we have a much larger stock than ever, and have sold SEE THEM ! over twenty this fall. An inspection will -^at(isfy you that tfyfjre is finish, style, beauty and Our stock in this 1 i neis complete, and dou­ durability in these goods. ble the stock we have ever carried. z . • Ladies’ Newmarkets From $7 to $15 A Rare Bargain. We have received and have now by far the largest line of PAISLEY SHAWLS-: Ever shown in Hastings. We are enabled SHA WLS Of every description in styles that cannot fail to please. We ask you to look them over. Weare making Very Low Prices by careful buying and buying in large lots to On them, as we are enabled to do, since we offer them at from bought them right. • $10.00 to $40.00. * $1.50 TO $15.00. Will find it to their advantage to watch this space for the next few weeks. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-12-12.pdf a5f4ece154f8ed131e04ba3d80d0fb01 PDF Text Text largest Circulation of any paper in the \ '.aunty. Hastings VOL. XXXIII. NO. 33 ■ The best Advertis| ing medium in Bar­ , ry County. Banner. HASTINGS. MICH.. DECEMBER 12. 1888. Hastings Banner COUNTY NEWS. ------ AT-----Hastixos, Bahhv Coumty, •aubbckiption 8 MrcinoAx. ratxs: ■ paid before the end nt the jtar the subscription will poelUTeljr be 11.25. Iit-r cku t'. i. will «... The. Best Present What delightful weather is beard on every hand. Yes. and such a fine fall for fanners to make and repair fences, beside' many other odd jobs which will advkhce their work in the spring. Joel Barber, of Creasy, is considered dangerously sick. . A baby «i- boro last week in Barry. The p» is doing well. At all event* he was *.-en setting up the cigars to many sym­ pathizing friends. But here comes some­ thing else. 41. H. Bronnell, one of our young and enterprising fanners, not having the fear of the Mills bill before him since the Bth Nov. last, has invested 8200 in 85 register­ ed American Merino shoep. And what is more, he has the wherewith to feed and protect them. The writer pronounres them good slieep and a good investment since Nor. 6th: Another Instance io which perseverance from convictions has and will pay. Mr. Ixnter Warner, another of our young and prosperous fanners, believes in a more diversified farming, lets wheat and more stock, also convinced that the horse for the market must be large good roadsters and standard bred. In a quiet and unassuming way he commenced a few year* ago to breed that das*; of horses. What Is lije result? Last week a Detroit grutiemnti visited him. looked his horses and colte over, paid him $300 for a 3-year-old gelding and $300 for l.year-old gelding and mode him offers on some of his young­ er tolls. Ask Lester if farming pays. WHOLE NO. 1750. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Pay your account due DunningPublished & Hogcn. Wednesdays, by We think not. And we think also, that toe . Wood wanted from those who have promised the same on subscription. the January session pat* without allowing Three "gentlemen of color'’ entertained the people on the street Thursday evening matter. by some singing. Certainly tin- fact stands out prominent­ Dr. Lathrop has a big stock of holiday ly that Barry county sadly need and ought goods and is bound to sell Hu m hence his to have a new court bouse and we believe tract with Greenville parties Jor the erec­ themselves in favor of building one. and tion of a $500 mouu menL . that by a good round majority. —Middiovillr Republican. Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune for 81.50 a year. Subscribe now. This The Central Michigan, Jerry Boynton's offer Is made to both old and new subecribera of the Bannkr. Ah our reader* well know, the Central Cun be found at On December ITth the Salvation Army I Michigan Is the succeaaor of the Lowell dk will have a jubilee meeting in thia city. Hastings. The situation appears to be The Grand Rapid* Salvation Andy band about tills: Jerry Boynton secured most and Major Brewer will be present rented try the roadbed. and right of way On Wednesday evening at the Itome of John Lfchty and wife, parent* of the bride, between this city and Lowell. Mr. Boyn­ ton then induced Measn. Hollister and occurred th«- marriage of Miss Alice Llchty Sweet two capitalists of Grand'Rapid*. to to F. G. Thomas, of Muskegon, Rev. Puffer back him in Otaildiiig the line. To becmw officiating. A large number of guest* were present and manifested their esteem wm assigned to a trustee in trust fur the for the bride by many costly and beautiful Grand Rapids gentlemen. The road waa .prreenta. The ceremony was very imIs now ready to also bonded In their interest, and torse' ‘ -----—-•- affair ----- -pasaqd — prewive and Che whole off bonds aMigaed to the same trustee. After­ very pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sentx ward Mr. Boynton succeeded iu getting acted w groomsman and bridesmaid re­ some more stuck, on which he succeeded spectively. The happy couple left the iu raiding some tnonJy from a Mr. Martin, same evening for an extended visit In Ohio. of Grand Rapids. Through this assistance Paying the highest market price. Upon their return they will make their Mr. Boynton wa/cnabled to buila Ore road home in Muskegon. The best wishes of to Freeport. When the road reacheil that all go with them. Custom Milling and Feed Grinding & point Measn. sweet and Hollister dis­ covered In their railroad visions largo Specialty. And the best line of The annual meeting of the Barry County sized chunk* of "want of confidence" in Agricultural society will' lie held at the Jerry Boynton, and determined.' so n seems, W. S. Adkins is at present visiting his Our mill is equipped with the latest and court house, city of Hastings, on Monday, teat either be must complete Ute road best t»ivhinery. and will product; u tine a parent* in Mcriland. Dec. 24th, ’88. at I o’clock p. m. Premi­ without them or they would without, him. Mrs. Daniel Thom started the 37to of quality of flour a* can be made. The pat­ um orders not called for by Dec. 20th. will in other words they fell ouL Jerry then ronage of the people of .southwestern Barry Nov. for York state to visit her parents. in1 forfeited to the society. organized the "Central Michigan,’’ talktxl Lost Thursday the citizens turned out -iiovyn In Barry county. I cannot particularize this week, but ask Banner county Is solicited. Respectfully. Wm. II. Mkkrick, Sec. much about stabbing the raging waters of and cut some 15 or 20 eords of wood for Mother Brown, for which they have her Utnccrs elected for Fitzgerald Post, No. Ijtke Huron with his road, and also giving the Hoosiers about Goshen a surprise by i sincere thanks. the sudden intrusion of the iron horse on H. M. Smith-Com. Hunters and fishermen had better look M. B Todd—8. V, the C. M. Jerry "raised the wind" on a little out, as the warden has returned Frank Stanley-J. V every’ bit of property be ixmacsscd. and from the north where he«has been doing I. W. Vroomaa—Sui started in on bis road sffbtli of Frve|x»rL next win k. 1 have Juat returned from Chicago, when* I made heavy purchases up the hunters by arresting several of He bonded tite-road from Goshen. Ind., to f r the holidayr. and can suit you in both goods and prices. Call In and ace them. Among the arrests was a minister 11 *----- *. fl Rogers City, Mich., but was unabic tq. sell of the gospel belonging to the Wesleyan the bonds. But people had confidence Methodist. Thus you we that be is no is one of the things most needed at the that. Jerry’s Indomitable energy and rvspeetnrof persons. county seat and most of the people of Barry phenomenal luck which ba* enabled Frank Wright and B. Sparks are getting county are aware of the fact. Is It not him to push to success every other material on the ground at Coat* Grove and about time to take steps toward securing a project would attend him iu the expect, if the weather is favorable, tcfpui building in which we can keep our county building of the Central Michigan. So tip their building tills week, put Id a feed records securely? Barry county Is abund­ contractors and workmen did not find un­ mill and have the same running by the last antly able to erect a building costing easy when the first pay day passed with no 850.000 to 880.000 in which to-transact the pay worth mentioning. Jerry l uuunued Mother Brown is quite poorly: she Is county business and also have a place iu to express coufidence in his ability to get suffering from neuralgia and her extreme which to deposit the Important county all the money he needed, and talked glibly lor to !>He old age makes her case more difficult to. documents, books, papers, etc., in safety. about the "10.000 meu aitd LOOM teairn. "ho control. Best fall rmara ebrr-e per lb. Barry is the only county in the congres­ would have In the fall fust pulverizing Dame, rumor has it that Mr. Parker and sional district which is thus reckless of neither earth in thdr efforu to make way Briiii: .dong your watches, clocks and jewelry that need repairing, and have the a couple of the Greenville boy* intend in her property, all the others having good for the locomotive ontheCentral Michigan. work done by a competent workman. Bret clear pork, per lb.. ,10c the near future to put up a feed and cider substantial bnildlng* costing from $50,000 The second pay day cam*-- No pay. Thia mill In connection some where on High to 8100.000. . waa getting rather monotonous to tii.- men Bank, creek. A bnlldlng costing 850.000 would not who had worked in the twat and dirt for It is runYored that F. I). Soules I* tear­ make a very heavy burden for the tax pay­ over two long mouths with no gilt t6r reoing down his cider mill. ers individually: lea* than one half of one omis twe. bllil they worked on for a dine; * P. H. Sparks and family have gone to per cent, of the assessed valuation: a very but toward the close ot Octolwr, ail were Choice flor cut. per lb. Johnstown where they expect to remain low price to pay for a secure place to keep, convinced that pay day would be postpon­ Fanner * One cut tobareo. tight, per tl>. for u couple of weeks, our county records and a tit place to tran­ ed to the very distant hened. So they all Sweet Cuba tine eut tobacco, per lb Oiiudderabk* success is attending the F. hbcl sact iuv the cuuuty county'sn viininin'ii. business. Il in la uv>>vu hoj»ed stojqwa stopped work, utter Ulf the grade been wurK, niter graut- ‘had ix1* mi -cu Bluing Sun baking powder, per lb M. protracted meeting at the Castleton that the iKNWtl of supwvlwon in their Jan-1 nearly completed frou: Freeport toward < Best in the world for the [itlea.l church. nary session will make some arrangement* I mis cftj ft* about, five miles. The majority Choice table synip. per gal The young men thSt cursed and swore by which the people of Barry county may | of toe workmen used toeir time yitucK* lor Pin. *t maple syrup. per gal at the old gentleman Golden on last Sab­ express their opinion in the matter.—Free-1 fCJ£ai tender al the stores it Freeport and bath had ought to Im ashamed of them­ port Herald. at tha boarding places, in some ease* subselves. and should be severely punished. Tlx- MIowlM .mdrr Ite bod ol “A Mr. Golden is not far from 80 year* old. rresslmr Need"" aniicared in last week's . farmenTwbo bad put men and leams^on Good table tamblm. per duz. apjn-nreu wcca quiet and inoffensive and would give no 1 FCSSIOK .’iceu B ’>,’Ty?1..iu ,D Jibdi . w ,r * "n ■ toe grade held toejr ebecks, and atill have Good table goblets per do*. It hits the nail so offense to anyone, and the young mep are Nashville New*. roe very unprincipled that would in any way squarely rm toe heart that we copy the artl- them. These formers, and toe parties who boarded the railroad men. a* well as the Best bulk oysters per qt. misuse sucn ir such an out old person. If iney they cle entire. Its truth should be pondered orer 100 would use lets hard elder and swear less • by the people of Barry county until they tractors, have finally taken step* to Mcare lb bar good laundry W for a realizing sense of how far ’be­ and behave themselves more gentlemanly ‘ get* such *u * ','1 their claims against the road by Diing labor J .loz clothe* ptn* for they would be^reapoctad a great deal more. hind the tlmee this county Is that when liens upon its franeiilses and the ues and ite the court house question I* brought before «ft.clothe* Hoe tor ...... rallrocul Iron bought tor the extension from . them again. It will be carried by a rousing Freeport to this mty. in the aggregate, Mrs. Cobum and son Peter, Jr„ visited majority: re I paper* pin* for these various claim* amount toovor aau.ooo. relatives in Kalamazoo last week. ••One of the facts made most apparent by f.eud tubular lantern for Rev. Chrcncy will preach, at the Star the recent Goucher trial is' that Barry Somebody must pay them,- Mr. Boynton Frrncb bronrr tuu-glagfA*ip for Is unable to pay these claims himself, county stand* sorely in need'of anew next Sunday evening. Paper pall*, beat tor and the "Central Michigan Railroad Co." court house- Not a day of the trial was T. L. S. Saturday evening. I.amp chimney* • tor Is purely a paper organization thus far. 'Morris Burton has built a new chicken the capacity of, the circuit court rooms Messrs. Hollister and Sweet are uut under house with fdur windows on the south adequate to the crowds which were In at­ obligations to pay them as .matters stand side. Guess the hens can lay now if they tendance. A' I not only wm the lack of room noticeable, but the poor ventilation now. ft«el so Inclined. . But the Basmkh ventures the prediction Those who had the pleasure of hearing and heating of the building was apparent, | the drama entitled. “Turn of the Tide’" painfully so, to all who were present We that all these claim* will be liquidated in the near future. Messrs. Hollister A played at the Star sometime ago will be yentnre the assertion that fully one half of Sweet have a good deal <>t good money in pleased to learn that our local talent has those who were. compelled to spend the the road from Freeport to Ixiwcil, which is decided to reproduce the same In one week entire day In the court room suffered from Mid to show a balance on the wrong side from next Saturday evening. Dec. 23. severe headaches, rttused by breathing the of the ledger with tx-aullful regularity. Now negro songs and some old ones will vile atmosphere of the place. But this is perhaps an unimportant ' Hollister and Sweet can stand this kind of be prepared for the occasion and the time NOW IS YOUR ! a thing but Jerry Boynton can’t. The two between acts will be given to them as well thing to many people, a* the American I first named are able and deeftuus of push­ *s instrumental music. Either a small citizen of to-day generally considers health admission fee will be Charged or a oollee- as a secondary consideration, the pursuit ing Uie nad south not only to Hastings, tloti taken simply hi defray expenses of of wealth being in bis mind the all-impor­ but on to Battle Crock and further, and tant tiling. Applied to county matter* northeastward to the Huron shore. But buying books, -etc. ' they do nut wish to have further dealings then, let ua itave a new court bouse for । ----------- ---- Lots of hunters, but no game. Alex Youngs has moved into hl* new financial reasons. Every prudent business | with Mr. Boynton. If the latter would re­ man keep* Ms Important papers and docu-1 llnqutah his claims, tlie W house in the Gregory district. Wm. Keller, of Ohio, is the guest of H. meats in the most secure place he can find, all the labor and other debts if he has a huge fire-proof safe, that is the Central Michigan, and extend the road Hilalnger and family. their receptacle: if be has not, he either both south and north. Iweause they would School is now in excellent working order. pul* them In the bank vault or .hrTf p)hm_ have to do so to make it pay. and b«dde Mr. Lake’s health is very poor. eanput ... hl* band • that they have confidence in toe projert. Fred Gamble Is now Janitor at the Star where in case of fire he can/put --------- TO BUYon them instantly. This Ms ' good policy, But Mr. Boynton will not give up his school house. claims to the road. He says he ha* put The Sunday school Is making arrange­ and in this rcwpret. Barry county i« the most careless business man in this section $40.000"or more of good money in the line ments for a Christmas tree. Wm. Perry and wife visited his father of the stele. All of the imixirtant county already, and will not give up unlaw that documents, books, papers, etc., ere massed sum I* returned to him. As matters uow In Rutland last week. stand. Messrs. Nwwt and Hollister would Mr. and Mrs. Pennock visited at lake collectively under the roof of one of the most dangerous and dilapidated fire-traps lose as much as the sum named if Mr. Odessa last week. Boynton should succeed in raising the Charite Barnaby I* making quite a suc­ in tbe whole state of Michigan. That 1*. wind and extending the line. No they are all with the exception of the probate court cess buying and selling lambs. CbM Hall and Myrtle Clark were mar­ reeorda, which are in an even worse pre­ ton's Iom than they think be would be to ried Thanksgiving at the home of the dicament—on the second floor of a veneer­ make thelra good. And thus the matter T M- B. GILLASPIE, NoUry Public SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. ed brlcJc block adjoining u rotton row of I. and U- S- Claim Agent­ bride's pareute. stands. Somebody has got to low, and it nrosecute all kinds A very- pleasant company of children old frame buildings, the only entrance be­ looks very much a* though It would bo _ win win proswuMj ~ . of claims _. rbefore _. i.Uie m and friends spent Thanksgiving at F_ ing by means of a narrow stairway. Sta­ Jerry Boynton. Meuro. Hollister and at hl* etore, corner tistics show that on an average every bit 1 'll'ilddeStllson is on our streets again, of protjertv in the county passe* through Sweet cau stand delay, but Mr. Boynton Hastinini. Mien. the hands of the probate; court once tn cannot. Th- road cauixrt l>c almadonad looking quite wellwithout all the debts are paid. Neither Pn-ncblng In the future at lhaStar every cvrrT 83 yrara. 1* it not then an impure can it i* extended without that I" done. ant matter that these records be carefully two weeks until further notice. It is a losing game to operate It U It new guarded from the ravages of fire? stands. It Is therefore safe to say that It Barry is the only county In this congres­ will mm»u !*• ext‘ Udc.1 to this city , and wo sional district which is thus reck less^f hm Delayed Letter. .1. MrKetvey. Maoie Grove. ■ Died. Saturday night, infant child of property, all the other counties havingsub- believe push.vl ladh south and north. When Mr. Boynton gr»s realty to <>uw off Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mason. BlanUal buildings eosttag from $60,000 to Burn, to Mr. and Mra Reuben Smith, a 8100.000. In Which they keep thdr county his high iiorx b« the eoki drerve of fate jomwmi .|rD0BB1,nt will compel him to a vomproml.e will record* securely. TUI* county ta abund­ I . . .. .-III TibGl* «m "I' bU E'"l*rt’ .1. X- Covert, Carlton. ............—----- , antly able to and should have a eouuty QUUUimrImtoiMter. Frej’D’rt be extended, *' It undoubtedly will be. u ,’uHkm IK*. •”* MnM“’toll buildinc ta wWrh hrr TBlu*b,e We think tot- a >n»nur»t *i‘* • matter H- l- XorthiwM. could In- kept s-enre from danger by fire. lh C."Sr°U BniwnMMl Ml« Llbble C»F. G. Norwood, Dello«. Sncli a building would emt, say f3,0-0®®1 ___ John Hbjam, ’ * r»-. ** yin* j" ft i blse, u. •»» Iln>nb ft CllH... 1 '-xIHrVll <• Hynwi • latter. <•£"** 11**nw*’ Uttte Wbl»> wb.>«» ii" -«■ i lupia. vwnito i>«t ""i- b"»w■ , ’ lr ■. ;,)■ < •• ’" ** \ series of ^.•tnu’icd meetings wiUH<Btma«t«r. l* Vankw WJ.-4U' held In lb" Brt«ellc«l rtun-h In tin- nrtr v,lu,U~>. s»l- ADVERTISING RATES: nlutnn per year. tioooo Rltra charge tor*peelal position*. job¥kinting »cu*l c ridel* tel tin too Job ErinU tar De;euiof the Banker. Everything tn the loflire Is new; and with the Guest fane*of FOR THE HOLIDAYS The New Beller Hill, THE JEWELER'S. Delton, Mich., Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold Watches. BUY WHEAT, Rings and Chains, -SILVERWARE- L T. T. Dodds J; Co. WAIT Ion Can Buy S. A. HOLMES, THE JEWELER. Don’t Miss It. Catch the Chance While it is Yours Beamer’s Cash {Dim OPPORTUNITY! Bargain Store, Main Street, HASTINGS, Furniture MICH Archie McCoy s "a'ltontam «H«n ll« bo the Urtut urf l«t line o> nimbi- •««»• I" «• ll"r “r l,“Mw >™>U to SM U,™ «nH K’l'll p^nntotaunvenr-w-bte. GUI nn. brf«n. Uto .tort In are selling rapidly as they’ deserve to. /Fz i'i £ rw p.J. | th* ?*£_“* „y, hta nunn H Brt «”■' bn* » AfldntoD*l Cnenly Saw, on mpplmnral- T" "fJh.™L7 K bixh • t, »»«• “» ' �trip wrrn the milimai. piroant.jAVEj FOR RHEUMATISM. SCENES IN A GPEAT PEOPLE ARE CITY WHEN ASLEEP ^^Mtehittg a hospital at Cry#1- Tliere’s a hireslug in the bottle on whose label . “Tom" Murphy baa been a milkman for more than fifteen yesre, and for a very lar.g time husuppliad the reportfr1. family with a regularity that has never been broken save by an occasional blockade and by tbu bli» porter to go with him ou hte round* xw night ami we for himself bow tl,«, work «*a* done. Thi* invitation wa» receudy acrepu-d. A* a little after I o'clock in toe morning Murphy was nwt by appointment at a halo tered and flickered, wm suspended from a nail in a beam juu behind tbe stall, and fur THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. nsr-TTMonv Mil. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made and executed by Murphy’s accustomed eyes, hut to too stranger in such surrounding* tbu stable was filled with dorp shadows wnieli changed into fantastic i.bap.-s *> the Lintsru sueved to and fra. phy greeting a* hia visitor appeared. “Faith, I dldt think yo'd come *o chill a night’ Ten minute* Inter Tom and bi* vteitor.were driv­ ing toward tbo Weehawken ferry with a un the 5Mb day of January. A. U. 1MB. In T Of mortgagre on |mgc 4M, said mortgage being duly a»»ltpied by Svlvauus H. Cook the to wagon fitted in snugly between narrow David H. Cook, and said assignment duly re K relate of Sylvanos H. Cook, deceased, dn'v a»Signed to A. Myrtella Whitcomb and said as­ signment duly rerouted in liber Q on page Ktt. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be'du* ax the date of tht* ootoT. th* sum of *lx hun­ dred righty-ome and IT-ICO dollar* t>6» tri and Ulu< frir I ..I I ed to recover the nmnny secured by said re. or any part thereof. therefore by virtue at th* power of sale •ell at pub'tc auction, to the high ret bidder, st the north front door of the Court House In the efis <i( li.ntlnx- (tti it twinx tbe place where th* Circuit Court for Barry County Hholden'th* n,,.., • MIV IUIIVMIJ. •. with th* Interest at eight piece* or parcels ol land situate and tieing tn the County of Barry and stale of Michigan and drocrlbed *• follow*, to-wit: Tbe weal half of lot n'ne hundred ninety nine (WH9W)and • tot. tota ten bundre<!(l.a») bundr^!7i.0to) -ini' humircd and wrf *tnl ten hundred one ,.^101). (1,001). according to tbe the rec recorded pint of toe — Hartti village (now fnow citv) etty) of ofilast I"’x*. x*. Dated Oct inn. A. D. UM. State of Michigan. The Circuit Court for the County of Barry. ele were filled with boots upon which were bung half pint, pint, quart and two quart CM Pibd the t»e« avenue<•: apprcxich to bi* heart and bte p-'ket Cultivate him, talk with him stem: rcbool nwdi. Go among :b« pt­ rent* Cunningly contrive to hare them do i and glrj* Plan apodal m taruooa* and *md your forall ftouje People will rd ways come to s e their children, ami when you get them there, fffit into tbo bottle wrapper, and fait totally carried out many your want*, nndiefm-o.thv ImpnwMoii fad*. Dr. Schermerhorn, of Grand Raplda, has mysteriously disappeared. The Great Dtauial Swamp. our country scbtX'te tbc ouirageou* burial ot Virgfiita. te one enormous qusgiplre of decay- ' ground* they are, but a habit of Indifference, oi ve«- tntIon a region of gloom and dtaol ition; * and tbo American faabiou of leaving to our but not more ao than tlie humah system when i -i, inu-rf.-renro in troubksome blocked up by de.aye.1 animal n.stter. which 1 uafgt:lx:ra all JuterRrcncu m troim esomo pol-ou* I he liquid and bring* gloom to an otb-r-, matters. Arou»o u public spirit and the itbajoo filial Qaus $oap H 8m. fowler. . Dentist Smith. Hams & Van Arman' TUART, KNAPl’EN A VANARMAN, . Lawyers. Practice in all courts of the stale and in too United mate- court* S rags: Michigan. uns IS, la and 17, new Rapid*. Mich. ' M. BATES, . Attorney at Law, B n’-nce. Itch, Mange and Scratches on human or animate cured in 80 minutes by Woolftird’s Sanitary Lotion. This 'never fail*. Sold by Dr. K. Ijthrop, DruggteL Hastings. Dec. 15 tho cam wjll lw sb-auting Into Bay City on the Canada A St Loute road. only b IOO secure a better position. Stay, and make your plan? a desirable position. Make your­ self important to your school, and tlwu. courteously but firmly insist on resj<ectabla It’s Easy to Dye u 4TH j _ Dymond ])yes far more for, tbeir own betterment and that . 1-I... ir Mill . .1 -II- U T.wln. wan. McniwpsoJi co.. Baby Portraits. BURKE SinCtml} Sin Cufll} iBfe! Ifcl*.’.1 own, anil who make a specialty of furnishing the bo»t milk attainable to their custoOK-n. The financial returns are not largo, and banlly pay tbo man for the hardshipr they endure in pursuing their bngmesa Most of the individual owners of routos ore ougagod to deliver supplies to restaur*::tu and saloons It was after 3o'clock wa4n Tom announced that lie was approaching the upper end of bte route, at Eighth avenue and Fifty-third street. That locality was perfectly quiet at that hour, the only noise being tbo rumble of Fifty-third street she pricked up her ears, H A. BARBER, M. !>.. • Physician and Surgeon. Offlec over Nevin's store. Office hours from a approached a certain iiouuo abo swerved to- W. LOWRY. M. D., • Physician and Surgeon. Make* a specialty of treating <fi*ea*ei of the KYXaiul EAB and the preservation of vtelou .rSjRrwy nu,nB (,p®<:TAC1*Et‘ «»d W leaped from the wagon while it was still in mutton, and. rushing into an are* under tbc ’ front stop* uf a how*, exelauigLxl a full cun for mi empty one. This be nqxsatad iu five other bouses, tbo mure in the meantime walking leisurely along. When Tom h®d returned with the MITH A C0LUR0VE, Lawyers. (Office tn Union block. Hasting*.) Practice it all the court* of tbe state. S E. KENASTON. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 3. Good v ear* Co.'a*tore.) PracUccu in all court* ol tbo State. Collection* prom pely attendl ng to. A • with immense whiskers, which stuck out like an Elizabeth ian ruflle around hi* bead, Una. WixsboWs Soothixu Smur sbeald always be used for children tretntax. It sooths jumped on toe platform umnvital and the child, softens thogum*. allays ml pain,cures wind eolle. and is the beat remedy for dlarrtura. grel, apparently, and a waif of tbc street*. Twenty five ceute a bottle. Tbo only penk.u who took au interest in the ‘ Down goes the price of illuminating gas animal's movement* was '-bo conductor. Re- ROBERTSON HOUSE, their TH INELLS. RICHARDSON <4 CO.. Burrton, ft. and H« Headad DIAMQND PAINTS. GEO. You Can Make Money! quietly, by an entirely new mritiod i’ertertly jokw rv ttvults .niaranteed. Klthrr *e\. stamp tor intplanal I EtTREKA PBOCEBSCii. P.O.Box GANGER J pilii an.l London Cm.-*: Ik .-;.I::.I -N. Y. Kxprre*. Etnlorerd by * Het” JAM Write* English Spavin Liniment remove* al! Hard, Soft or Callouacd Lumps and Bk-m- minutes the conductor qu:t,|*lthough tbe dog labeH from horse*. Blood Spavin. Curbs. showed no sign* of fatigue. It wua very Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bom-, Stifle*, all amusing amualng watob too watch the dog, whenever any one Swollen Throats. Sprain*. Cough, etc. got out and left him ex{>o«d to view, fly into Save $50 by uw of one bottle. Warranted. ninbuto again iwbmd too nether lunba of Sold by Dr. K. II. I-atllrop. Druggtet. Halting*. The dog rude to tbo terminus of the Uno.— Pittsburg Dispatch. THE USE OF WATER. It te a generous prl ncipie, that every owner usual Aa the wagon went along Tom said ------ *----------------— * Lhat bo begnu icrvlng a new * family tbo day before ou a street where bo had had uo other for manufacturing purpose*, such os the sup­ plying of Hearn boilers or tbo running of long im such use doe i not nosibly and injur­ iously affect its volume. But this is a more privilege running with the land, not a prop­ erty In tbo water itaelf. supply water more than sufficient to answer tjle wants of toe different proprietors living use the water for either Irrigation or manu­ ffacturing, —-■ —a, but for domestic purposes and watering stock one proprietor will be justified in consuming all the water. tioe bow leas of the other’s rights. unoo touched. Curun were turned as faith­ fully by tbo careful and intelligent animal, and ether vehicles aero pawed as safely aa ^WjvycHiGAN । CENTRA!, Th It eti .Its • _ ni a i (nj, i GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION F. D. CLARKE, M. D., time after -= ~ras repeated «———---------— i rixui w uw Mir wnwr iur iui> cmKiuniMe “» . pun«-»« looon.^.,! w,U . .mlUr mb! knowledge ol tbu nhutes wberu tho milk was : i_i„_ „.i to be left as Turn did cuuceruiug the quan­ tity desired at each. supply ids dwelling, to irrigate his land, or the following rights: 1. To the natural flow of the stream. DON’T■ ARCTICS v8oVb Rower Shoe Co. Utoo Rapid*:: Jackstw........... IXrolt . 1' a T Chieag!, Kilanaioo & Sigiarc funded. Price 25 eta. per box. by W. n. Goodyear . interferenc* shall prevent tbe rtroom from flowing aa it was wont to flow, be is bls for the damage he may FREE It’s the Best Fitting and Best Wearing These rights bn has as an incident to the brightly and'artificial light was gone wtan U1 GUIN ED V Tbs Verv Boat.X. ffl Ab H IN tH I t m.i Addresi C. G. HAMPTON. Detroit, Mich. COLCHESTER ARCTIC The best salve in the world tor cute, braises, nlcerH, salt rheum, fever sons, tetter, chapped hands, chllblahw, coms, and all akin eruption*, and positively cures piles, uruvpay or no pay requirra. required. n It te guaranteed puca, « »«■>'•) n~ prived of it by grant or description. CIDER It wa* ju*t nn ordinary wrap of wnq>.plng paper, but il aaved her life. She was In the last triages of coninimpUau. tultl by Until yno have seen the ptiyalclan* that she wm Incurable and could live only tlabort time: she weighed leaa than 70 pounfl*. On a piece of wrap­ Ihitrvll............. ping paper *h<i' read of Dr. King** New Jackson......... Discovery.-and got a ample bottle: it help­ With tha“Outside Counter,*' Satoti Rapid* ed her, *he bought a large bottle, Il helped her more, bought another and grew better fa*L eonttuurd ita,u«e and Is now ntrong, henlttiy. roey, plump, weighing HU pound*. For fuller partictilara send ntnbip to W. H. MtMfciuirr. Coh-, Druggtet, Fort Smith. Trial bottle* Arctic bow uMde. and I* maiU-Ton bduna for Hraadjupid*. Ar. of this wonderful discovery free at W. IL reputation. The ••OUTSIDE (.'tiCXTEI!" .-idcfe largely to the durability Three an- eiieaprel ■ Goodyear’* drug rtore. , UJVUKU . ...^.. .. OrtUtd Rapid* and Detroit on all dm- tra-n . Ootanadi'iwa.—At Graad Ranlo* with (bi Thl. I. wl»i „„„,M toh.r-.h,^ eago ft Went Michigan for Hultand NimJat jon mo,: I,«,v It. to ton, ,„i„, lit,., H.S. Robirtwn & BurUnshaw, Detroit, Mnakagra and points north. W w>«h ur»r<i riKHtnand* are. searching for It dally, anti Mow York find INw,*.- Ms mourning Ih-cauw they And It noL Thou­ have given toe txtendva right of sale in prara dally. AU olber train* daily e***-,'' ' this city to the sand* ujam thousand* of dollar* are spent x tolly i ?v.,l *wat H**ti v» annually by our j<eople In the hope that I they may attain tills boon. And yet It | nuij lx- had by all. We guarantee that ■ Electric Bittent, If used according to direc­ iNefaiiit having been marie in toe eondlUou* tions and tin,* uw perabted tn, will bring ol a eyrialn mortgage nm.tr by Warren »U)lwall yon good digestion and oust the demon and leirnra r. Stniwril. bi* wile, to Samimi dyapepda anti Install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitter* for dysjxqr1,1u “• «"'*taiiat» on page Ala and all disenw* of liver, stomach and *■ which nnxtgagi- there Isel*Dne<l lobe rte kidney*. Sold at AOc. and Si.00 per bottle on TIME TABLE. the d»le of thia imtlc- the mm at three bum! by W. H. Goodyear druggist. \ In effect July 1st, 1>«. 3. That it stall flow upon his land la il tty, and that the ’’baste” always waited for him right there. •briato or by other milk wagon* Tbo boraos looked cold and bare in the gray light uf morning. Then, a httoi later on. men wjth dinner pail* cam-' trudguig along tbo side­ walk*. and jx»riy drtw-od boys mid girls on TO ADVERTISERS. Wartaatod to cuter more KrodniJiMtkuyo-t,,. dyreem made, end to give more luflltem *ud ’ durable euuM l.b 6,. » . I. . U RIN A R Y a» {Mats. Gloat. canine intruder to come out. The dog didn’t show any dttrespect particularly unlaw It Swelling of the ankle* or feet when not due to rheumativm. Prof. DeCosta says, if always caused by a weak or diseased heart. So te shurtneim of breath, |mln or end of tbc car and clajijK-d hb band* and UneasineM when lying on the left side, smothering apells. The only cure te Dr. ’ Mlle*' New Cun. Sold at W. H. (lood- fully keeping under toe mt nil the way. i Merrill Block, DETROIT. MICH year’*. The procrui wo* repeated without rfumge, I Mo with the positions of dag and conductor re- --------The Port Huron Baptist* have lamghl a verend—that is, Che conductor stood at the 1 M Ml S2..S00 pipe organ. did it as correctly n» if ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, InHurancv and J.owns. Office with J. G. Kujsvan^tton. 2 doors north M IN 1 at Muskegon.. — 1b- every caw too uuui brought buck empty c4ns currespoudiug precisely in dimomiiuus ■with tbo full ones bo bad taken from tbo I* ageat for tbc Ohio Farmer'* Insurance Co. wagon. Occasionally be grumbled atfindHo writes policies on a man'* property against, Ing non-u attacbul to tho cmjrty auu roquestlug au additional quantity of milk fur that d^-only. Those dsxnanda were uitisfled out of on extra cou carried for that purpose. To £1OOK & SHELDON, necessitated additional trip* from wagon to (OfficeIn Abstract Block, Huntings, Mleh.) bouse, and the tumu rather disliked being Etavo tbo only set of Abstract Book* In Bai P Superior 1 Strength. I Fastness, Beauty, , AND r ISimplicity. St John* get* the Whipple Harrow comI>any of Eaton Rapid*. tbbstep to kiup into the wagon, the mare was <41 again with a rush. A block farther Ti c*WELT0N R TIMMERMAN. Humarpathlc I’hy• slclan and Surgeon. (Office over I.athrop’s drug store.) / _'_____' Ofj Ctonic, Sanm an( Prirate Diseas. trot. Tom lurched the reins to a hook in tbo top of the (runt of toe cover, allowing them to bang limp over the animal's bock. Tbc Office and resident*: ou Broadway, near Court House. Hasting*. Mich. Ho ply tore* little ^,uuo«V.5,yJa^L"‘77 Hen the And revolving pistol* were made. Here the first repeating riflre were invented and used; ami today, when aU military n«tions uro adojitiug magaxine rifle*, tbo Brit- t P<Ma<u*es many lm|<>r.«nt Advantage* over all ityof which it was capable. At this hour Remarked tu a friend tbe other dav that she »•'"■»* tbe streets of tbo city wore still occupied by kn’-w Kemp’s Balsam for toe throat and lung* lab. after toe most careful and protracted BABIES CRY FOR IT. numbers of people and vehicles of various *•" a superior remedy, a* It stopped her cough triali:, have fixt«! upon au American model *orts. Re<t<uiiuni* were doing a thriving 1 Instantly when other cough remedies had no 05 Ite' l»-'t The first machine gun ever IMVAUDS RELISH IT. busixxua, eepecially along btxto qvanuo, and effect whatever. No to prove this and convince made wan t-.io aartiret pattern of toe Gatling, tbe liar room* were tn full blast, notwlto-1 vuu of It* merit any druggist will give you a ooiMtruetcd inJMl; a weapon which In ln>standing that it was beyond tbe hour when sample bottle tree. Large size 00c aud gl. i imui»wi,vt. too law—'vetere* that too mUo of liquor must i Joseph W. Cleary, switchman, was klll- which in rapidity of lire baa never been apcoase. Along toe street* the night hawks of ed by n train at Detroit Friday night. iter, also an American Invention, and equally tbo city, the iiackmeu, homed and rcurrted ; Tha Populath.n o! Hasting. of world wide fame, has qualities which make A PnrtiolKiof I-cwutltui l«by portndn. printed -- - ....... n — —*uvui .i<w, mra we wmuu »av ai icivm nnv drunkwt men and women there ware many half are troubled with wine affectloa of the it in some nvqwcta even superior to the Gab­ °° an 1 tbo. were to® natural IhntaJ Brd IaBr. M tboM-romplalnu are, w dur»b>, U0K, u, .orL ud irnn : SStt'. ' prey «x toe o-.omen. | cording to statistic*, more numerous than curate. Finally, tbo .Maxim, the tatprt ma- I WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO, Baritegtos, Vt mbWttBt-nox or MILK. , others. We would advire al! our reader* not to china gun, which, all qualitirw considered, is Weehawken was duly reached and tbe work neglect I he opportunity to call on their druggist as far superior to tbo Gardner ami Gatling loading wa. wa* quica.y quickly aoao- '! and and get get a a bottle bottle of of Kemp's Balsam for the throat •I of unloading and ««•«< aa these to tbc mitrailleuse used by tbo complwbed. Ou tbe way back Tom explained ' and lungs. Trial French in 1870, is the invention of American. tbe manner in which the milk waadtevibuted ard gt. ------Sold try all druggists. Unfortunately, the want of encuurap meut Allegan city hall, otto of Um* nobbiest In bo received iu bis own country competed tbo trains aro run to the city from tbo surround­ the state, will coat about M.OOQ. inventor to csUbluh bls workshop* iu ing country. Thi« im cousignod to contractors Europe, as HolchkiM/tbe inventor of tho re­ wbo have tbo milk carted to their own depots An old pbnleaa. retired from practice having volving cannon, bad prevlaudy to do. in tbo city, wbeaoe it u dintributod by tbetr bad placed In lite hands by an East India mteAlmost alone among American war inven­ elonarv the formula of a idinplr vegetable rem­ edy for tbe speedy and permanent cure ut eon- tions to w bleb guv eminent encouragement milkman, owning hteoi aamptimi, broneatU*. catarrh, asthma and all HeBrgaJ*rOM-Esi»hItoied throat and lung attreifim*. also a posltoe and gun. first devised by Mr. Meffurd, of Ohio, radical cure for nervou* debility and all ner­ WHYSICIAH AJffl SORCEQM vous complaints, after having tested Its wonder and developed by Capt. Zalmski. It ,i» true ful caretlv- powers In thousand* of ra**«. has that tbo impossibility of retaining the ex­ tractor in the mutter of cartage than do those felt It his duty to make u know* tobu sufferlnx clusive me of this weapon for the Unital who secure their-supphos nt tbc contractors’ fellow*. Actuated by this motive and a desire city depots, la a majority of aw*, How­ to relieve human goffering. I will send free of State* h.-us alrtudy been snown, tbc German* cbargr. to all who desire it. Hit* recipe in Ger­ having constructed a pneumatic gun which man. French or Kuk'IHh, with full direction* is apparently capable of equally efficient tor nrepnrli gand n*lng. Sent br mall bv ad dressing with »tawp. naming this paper. W. A., who, liko Tom, have built up ronton of their Noyes. IM Powers Block. Rochester.N. Y. attention to collections. Mosiytu Loan ox Rkal Ehtatk. Office over Welssert.s hardware 6 on testing it for gourstlf. N. K.Fairbank 2k ^Chicago Right up among the front bee hives of indnstryof Michigan Is the Owowo ear shops. IUh utualhm t» emued by lactic acid In the blood, which Hood’s Muraaparllly neutrallxee, and Hi us <urv* rhrumHtlsm. A veneered brick M. E. church, costing KILL and SUCCESS Will day of November. A D 1HM. Dated this Slat dsv of November. Smith A Ooixuiuv.k. ' atjd INSIST It 1$ ; andy andjome, : and sells r°r FwQentj A (AKE.^adfontyby/' T.sres-A'Kss'fffKs-sE C ’“• V, ,‘CSi < toEJTii.ih'ku? !K For sate blgbcat Bidder at the north front door of to­ --------- *--------------------- *----------------- .hurt VCt; girl* anti buy* attend the lunia school*. Nor take cathartic pllta when j our bowels <>r liver are al nggish. They are Whins, But try-onm- st team—Mites’ Nerve and Liver Pills. Sample* free at W. H. flood* Ml«> wniits a titular right awry quick. if tu-t-j tT<<ni>l>- is of KTofalous or­ igin. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla will cure yon. said mortengr. or *0 much thereof as may be n«2^»T*opBy tbeamouiaTiueoe said mo-t r cent, and all described In Blctiiand Jnuct .. .Spring Brook* ...Ka«t C.M>|*r* ConSecttoe*-At Klcbland Junction with ‘ •-1 AM. tarTOladoA «1h«m. At Hatting' w:t M. C. Faxn’a BtSui. Pre*. A (ten Man. ‘-•ffricysr--- AO.F.AP. A. �FARM AND GARDEN. Rheumatism doubt If the" I*, or can be, a specine '■ ,t fil, ,«.LumaUam; but tbousanda who r;,'j sttSMgd it* pain* have l*en greatly ben«®rd t v Hood’s Bureaparllla. If you have 11 nnd relief, try thia great rumody. -1 v u aCIIekd with rteuumUnu twenty —t. p). vk'U* to ires I found no roliax, but " \"v*»\ cr^"!'Z “!." ^TINa T° EVWSOAY UFErIN TIEECOUNTRY. . Sarsaparilla did inc'more good . . pc other medicine I ever had." lut.coM. Shirley Village, Mom. • • i'j i.i n ctunaiiiui t£ir<^ years, and get no ; I took flood’s Sampartlla. It has • it thing* for me. 1 recommend it to ■!- Lr.wu JWiuiASK. Dldduford, Mo. fhS'?nW?* ?cnc? bnM?e- shown in the rebJl toStJ?‘‘<m*J1’u 9,ul luwbecn trated in rPrai^ ’ q'rin?!ly niiuh iUu>‘ , . . Fnr^w XT “"u "I'Auiaur tr.‘e, .Furn 'er- The »u. i in ‘i ra .jith tanner. 1 he direction! directuma for making brace are tut follow.- • • urlr;; th-j active nicdklual «■ rcrtiU hntacdldne of unusual , ugr.ilt'.ltlteia! evidence. Veil** tip tnv system, ;-< i<inrr □"• 'eUte. ana >• • " J I’. Thommox, l..i«cH. Maj». < •I'-.rllh b--.ts i ll others, and • , । ' . " V'' '"<■*, Kk•l,,,,TW*• _.pd’s Sarsaparilla >10. 1- WlkB FENCE hltACE. Flnee the upper end of tbthrneva little higher tluui the hip wire, with its foot against t he reeond in nt. To a block nunk a* nt A. nftuch n duubk-d wire running to t4w brace mar ite top end. Ttea ,-jm ta UUMl.. tight by twisting with u stick, thus holding the brace down and pre­ venting ita lifting the jxiut <>ut of the i ground. Dosos Ono Dollar. THE SUCCESSFUL FARMER. The quwtion may ta inked. What con«ituUB a xuateeaful fu-mer? Different bidlvid^ab. would gin, different aiwwera. To ono former aucceaa mean* a conAanUy Incrwuiing bank account; to an/Kow. farm improvement and improved farm building*; but there are bouw men who do not twem to know whnt bu<x»m moan*. , means. According to American Rural Homo, the succewful farmer is not mas ”t*J ,li??UC0W”1jJ farmer ia not neo­ । WwiriJ-v *n“> who mi** the largest - - <f inn uirKcnt cronaand sell* m>11« them rl>»,r< for the ......mot .___money cropland or who lia« the finest stock and faro bulltUng* <>r tho largest hank accottML but M. who moat taneflta himi- ir |fa family and tlie world, from whatever position he may fill. A fanner may have wealth, fine cattle and Ixtnw, and still toe re may ta no sunshine in tlie homo. The otilside world wifi hxik on snob ft “'J “O -J1>«ta » ■> ro erorful rannt'r. he is making money ; look nt hi* Mock und farm." Yes. tat while hi* a<™“ are fertile his home 1* a dwrt. Die fanner, to. ta wuctteiwful in life, mrart cultivate his mind us well ns his land. Ho must rememtar that he is detx-ndent upon cithers, us others are upon talk He must bring contentment, pauence ami a home love Into hi* work. Lhv funner must ramemher that ta is a citizen, and tho citizen should ta public spirited. A man is NOtuetimes said to have n**cla-d tlie top round in the ladder, but If ho |)a-i readied tlie top by pulling others down,- who like himself were climbing round by round, we can hardly call his effort anuccom. So if the farmer lias grown rich in land* ai.d monev by making others poorer, we do not clam him with the sucxtersful farmer. Suc­ cess In life means intelligyncv. brotherly hire, honesty, ....kite public sbii lom i.r..„tartv generoa' ity a desire to do .^jhl. r»>; I ...and -----------------------not from mere policy, Ixit from tbe heart. . ------I irst e-vvi r tho meal Xrtth brine, just Mrotig enough to barely float an egg, for twenty-four hours, take it out nnuwaah it in cold water to take out nil tin- blood1, throw the lihxxiy brine away, and for 100 pounils of twf. or in the mine propor­ tion for other qunntitMW. luake a new picklo.br dissolving six [>ounds of s^lt. two iKMimls of brown uug-.tr- nnd two ‘ounces of Holtpetre in water siiffieirait to cover tlie meat; skim it well before injur­ ing it on. and if much scum urine* on it afterwards before the meat i.-^ uwd up. scald it, *kim iteand pour it back when cold. Keep in a cool and well vcntUatod phu-e For Kttmmer kiv-ping or -for the southern Mate* a little more salt should INECAR BITTERS The second plan comes from an Iowa corresfMindent of Prairie Farmer, and is . diveriited as follow^; Tbe second jxwt is I about twelve feet from tho first, and on >:MU thirty minute*—Try h’ their tn|» r. 2 by 4 scantling is spiked. , .. w. - ' under date May irlh. in*, a* A double wire from the top of the sec­ . ecn going -O tbe ll-lt Spring*, ond post b placed artnutd a strong-siake i.lr-1. vein for on itching humor in at B. which is then driven firmly in the 1 hare 1'1-t UM-J thre- bottles of - iife'ers, Md । has dour me mor- goo-1 ground, drawing the wire vt-rv tightlv. J- riuga It 1-* theytreat mcdlcmi- ^ome attach tlw wire to the nottotn of tlio end |x>at, which tends to lift il out of I •the Lta ground. __ 1 '- Han- not been without \ i’aegnr j S>ime of our fanner*’ wires mnv be ' r the p.k*i twelve seam, and consider I glad to understand just why scaling frujt t ' t -m ln- rue-1 In our Lundy.” it Io compurinx etuZloce wlU. imturage. : up J? in to air ‘urtight '^hl ’can* or tattles keep* >“'1» » M \ ITIK FVRGf5OX. of Dryen. N- ?■ W. l>. ll«ml or. at tbo outai llS< tbo (rn?! «P"U‘“X' of f-niwnl. mid i-i-.-.ir Bitter. K the best medicine I qutatim. u lurrdlv one of bUl.ldota “"f'1" «F "-GJ*" I'rta-nt Infita It jirf tny life." mate. It U. imital. a giutaion of .tor'* lr ' .*» '""C ta troll, ar,' .lire kud Bklt.EY. of Hurt.boldL. Iowa k»V»: Uta .nd fmUug. "In WhctauU,.- air. growing «">»■■« in m n » hoaltliy bwllbr state roirn they ttaj Ians Imo re ftat ruai roi.com- —7--- JR,-”™* decora poking tbo aulborilT quoted. •'.■« tae leerm.ptamfoctal IV “K* J>t*. bllt-M MOOtt tte they lte*> their vl*. .....no., •->«-«. .....ta,, J UiRtutb.'cmwltaion that the •newt u' ].., .wvnxiniv through changed condition*, with . 11-rt-d un-v.ly from iadl|»Uon and of our fecdn muil is pasturage. Tliebv rwulte but few rxwptiim* th<-v soon nnd easily * I| d ‘pTkrtkxIxTw^xunil ■ *“d Vinegar Hitter* gave mere- f of pnK-tie<- must bo UMMMired by results kr. .a wH-ta.»... ror'iYursSd i:\-r BLOOD I’PBIFIER j n'; tlrAse^.Uk “ta.'JjnSrt w Ctatk ta nroro Uta,,’,l”f I DEATH OF SAMSON. TERNATIONAL SERIES. ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS it;a,tsl.;i.4,..i>tan».,«|„., U la tbe night and took tts gat., an 1 the post*. ami tint l«r on hte shoulders and earned tjiem away to tbe top of a hill, nnd many other marvelous feate of superhuman strct-gth had bo perforai-xl. but now bi. power and glory have departod from him, Ata ta I. ta ita ta— »l buroro.ta.Artar, 'IT “"t ; , l | 'kuS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ! I’ninte wmt a! Granfi Fork* In DAKOTA tad MONTANA LEAS THAN ONE FARE.no nmml trip r.itc being more tluuiT Wh.NTl IJOLLAIW. ' -ullug GREAT FALLS, MONTANA. l*vtKMisdi*<dring to take a trip through Norr> Mlnnesora. Dakota or . Montana for thu. 'it-oiiae of looking over tbe country, or with tly M'-.i of tadertingipew bomre within the boimd: ■-s of the <mANDK8T WHEAT^B«LT IS the WORLD, and an agricultural district »»«• ■He lor diversified tarmlug, dairy and «Wek will do wall to take advantage .g rJr’sUr.R and Information apply to ymr ■; <me ticket agent, to any agent of the company F. I. WHITNEY , •‘In niv experience a calf tarn in ths fall or winter i* worth two tarn Ui the Kpring for proliL" says Professor Henry, 1 M - ----------And mourned to think we ever met. For every wrinkle in your horn My neighbor fanners Uye with case. While 1 wear patches on ray knees: milking. On tbe other band. ingiy, not counting cost or wmw«;uoncva. More tnnnta) and morel than physical, it has □Mbiug in common with display or bravado. It b so quiet and modest tliat it might be mUaFnl/toto >-»■ ------ r_______ . to —. ! The Teacher w■ । Who adviaed her pupils to strengthen tbotr nund* by HuTufe of Ayer » Samapanlla, appreciated the truth that bodily health t* misenual to mental vigor For j-orsons of delicate am! feeble constitution, irhethot young or old. Un* medicine Is tv mark ably j beneficial. Itu sura you p« Ayer** - ibw only ?1 Sansaparilla worth $5 u bottle. •• Every spring and fall I take a ntimbw’ of tattles of Aj it’s 8ara*parlHa, nud ant greatly benefited.”—Mrs. .Tax. H. Eastman, Btouirb.'uu, Mum. ■ i have taken Ayer’s Sarsa|>ari)Ia with great bet:c!if to my gviicrul health.” — Miss Thirza L. Crerar. Palmyra. Md. ' My daughter, twelve years of age, han General Debility. make noto- and smoke; it barn* ponder only A fow w«el!» «inc«, we began to give bar to spred Um tail to ita marta Tbe most • .AJr’’r’B Sarsaparilla. Her health ha* graaS- Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Cupmrolfrnwnbl « .. 'aa'a—im 1Jt (TOln whu alwnrlral and exhausted box bran pi nised for bis any animal w&atev.ir it* The imfadliug agency U ,Jlocy By ‘lie common Ul? Hw £ by pugnacity. Be readme to attack siae and strength, not boldness, but estimate be should l~r- their joy in showing it, would be like the Price $1: sn. $5. Wort* $51 botfit having made...inA ...... the rendition* IrWoull . .... ...."TO..bn>u ..... ......... V. Augu»t, 1>«X In Uber U on |>«gj 333. MU<1 mortgsire aa-N MUgnnd to Mart!)* St. Cook, and s*W asRlgonteUt wax duly recorded: oh which tnortipkgeii’erebreiahned toVedues! tbe date at mix notice the sum ol four hundred and fifty-five dollar* and seventy-one rente and an attorney** fee of twenty-five uullar* provided for iu said mortgacc. ami no sul’ or proreeditw* *t law liavluc been instituted to recover the monejs secured by said tnortL-ag^ or any part thereof. \ Said mortgage stipulating that hi case any priiidpdlor Interest should beionite due. *nd not paid, then the whole amount of prinrlpal and tult-rest should tM-eonir due and payable, and *s there ha« ix-en no part of prinrlpal or In­ terest paid on the same *luce March iwh. IWtT, therefore the whole amount of principal and Interrat Is hereby declared to be due. <­ Now. therelore. by virtue of the power at sals contained In Bald wiruutre. and tbe statute In such case made and provided, notice is hereby given that on the tMh day of December, 1**. at ; lo o’clock in the forenooh. I shall wll nt public j' They reaeinblo him minus hw ferocity. I Bravery—tetn]>ernni"Utal disdain of danger or death—may be. probably is, unusual, bat i courage talon js to nearly all" educated men, to wboio nations even to races. It* absence is with them an astonishing exception. Instearl of btiiug heroic, it is rraih general. Wo must always judge <jf courage by its ef­ fort. Mm who bare appeared daunUess iu a j xcoro of depcrato battint have privately Con­ i Lwod that they were often timid. They partedfrotn his consecration and I nd given doubtluas told tbn exert truth. Courage is hi* time ami attention to thing* which bo frequently, if not commonly, a matter of should have l»*n iwp.irated from. He saw a , education .of wontodnos*. Tui* i, seen in tbo woman iuTimnath; lie saw an twriot in Gain; comlUct of raw troop* whtui first tinder fire. | Hasthigs I* the county.of Barry, ith.it bciug th* They almost alwffys are unsteady, liable to iilm-e where the circuit court for Barry county and tbtu. instead of making n ciiveoant with ifholdeti). the oreuilsre described in »sld mortta thrown into confusion. Bur after n cer- ICMtv. or so much thereof u may l»e neerswsnr ' lain amount <rf military experience they will l« pay theair.iuint due uu said mortgage, with eight p-rreni. lutCTMC, and *11 tegSl eovt*. l»'7.'n-t *' . 7.i ' u .r . . _ charge • Iwtu-rv without wav.-Hng. ■ £J. *Th" hi., head ro^th taaan toiS grow Kier with ail attorney's fee of twenty-five dob ASMA." K«hair of taroro'. ja _ . ,.ta. ceveiiaiJtett for therein, the prviuf-e« being ta...»lr.lrota U. Ort.* . Tta -t b«Hi^A I, Uk.fr d.-s,-ril»ed In tedd inortgagr as all th*t certain »Met.kBkkS|wro,'AA«»^ t°k»?rod R>U>lro U»fta«y.M ilrol tamp toro . piece or pam-nff land lying sud being situate itatapu.. “““' 11—ltro.UJ2<«l™»k«. ta NATO. »n<l state of Mirhixau. and known am ta» ... Uta ™or»i»S, taro — tat rm.™, lo >“> ■» "«ta tarol ■» ta .rorop m follow*: Tbe southeast quarter of tan... ttat Ia tu tarr:Itar. I. Uta pal “ "N“,rrf «!-*«• • Iron, uta . rororo r«m. io Ita U-l ol U“*b<J; "“Uror-1«~tarn erororo brota. who tad » rota.rt.dfr rtalta UK “b“, JF~. ?' ™7 l’1*’ Dated. September Wtli, 1***., tai -tarn ta tad ~pl.rro.fr tamta—d. '“y RL "A proi tartTl— unu. l>Htai. 'tail- . ta - ta~ «t u» ro». Ftalwrtk II, Ita rod.- tap., I. drourota tai iroro ta I —taro, prorol ol ta. uro - d ro.ta £m,n.l .vz-T.uta rorom I Cnnmtatai. Iu. *“ ""b“ Stair of Michigan, county of Wury,—sa . Hwpitapru uAiroiAi jtarf ttaitata At a session of the ITotixte Court for the •tea. Th. ntt-nn sitmiflra tlsh" and it* ,uwl n‘'d Najoleon, who had in- rally it Samson disgraced, but the nanit of 1the Ixird is dishonored. Milton tn hi*“Sam­ son Agunistea” makes him say: 1 I • • • to God hk« e brought Dishonor, ohhiquy. and oped the mouths Of Idiota and utnel-t.^ have tnaight wandal To Urac!, diffidence at God. and doubt Itaro Urouta tad no. tad Uta ratatoh. fcM.dtaM -ta ««ntaA ?>• F-tafrtata nralso tbeir g-ri. courage bml Iran driven out al last by an "Our God hath delivered Into cur hands irrelrievn’jlo turerve. Courag" varies with our mood, and circumoar enemy. ” In this and the preceding vorw» ttancea; liut. backed by will and pride and — «»d m» “J““ thought it true. Nebudiartrasaar probably thought tlwx ho subdued Jehoiaktai, tmt it is written that ‘tin- Lord gar* Jelioiakiin into peace, which Is lix-rasuit combat with un­ mart lai weapons. Ever}- day bring* ita Mahand.* (l»an.i,S.) trials, ita temptations, ita dangers, and to oppose them courage ia tmli-iwinsable. Ho ad worebipiin,- w,n‘,H ncuc'ct^ in tt roust go tbe rear or ba cued Philistinre pnusi it of tlie Great * drummed out of camp. Tbo world will not devil* or demons. and a t , God of Israel In their muK uiakinj ,,.wrt j keep those who skulk or fly. Tlie survival of lor them, n >s srw ne — ■«» ™ of hi* I «l«»t •• 'v?”,b7 P^’ 3“^ own m^ortl nor wa. K bf any nm- p hi* ,«, H »• (th*“ »° liking; tmt U lie hwl not of hl* own free will । ‘fie: I* only a ringlo pang, life iaoften and by bri own choice deported from lieing » *5^* Gt Rmwoo and science conxfjmtel te iHxi, be had never cotua to bav«? robbed dretb of it* theologi-ral terrore; t!u* most pitiful and dagraceful condition ] »»nt modern rlriliratioa ha* nado Ufo ao ram 27. "Ibe hute»’ wa* full of men and plex, wearing and arduous, that the ewgiar ’XI li I —•......--~ -----— womon." Three .tbousam! on the IlXJl, roof, La# not raidLow many tnouwu-di imide wo are r— —•-*; ery num who lives out hi* natural *fe <* Kjx-rt.' I fully “nd honorably, however olwcun all beholding whdo Samson makes sport. How tew stu-if gathering* are found to may lc, l>» hero. Only he knows what be worship God; one in Brooklyn, one in Lon- ia compelled to be, to do, to suffer, and he doit, a few othent here and there; but how achieves the end solely by the evolution of ca*y to gutaer the thousands if. there is any courag--.—Junin* Henri Browne in Globesport iu tho iwrvicu of Baton. tVtneh way doc* vour own heart tend; 1 mean, which eomiauydo you honcrtiy enjoy tbe imati For 1 know that there are Sunday school tz-a^irrs wuo enjoy tbe so called good un» better than ttw hotuo und wvico of God. ' Ibousand eight hundred and rtgnty eight. l-rcNeut. Wm. W. Cole. Judjw of lYtUwie. In the matter <if the estate of Eddie T. Branch. deccKsed. On reading and O’.ln;; tbe petition, duly yertOed. of Henry Burton, admlnihtramr of said ealaU-. preying for reasouA therein set forth that be itui) be Bcenseo to sell the real estate of ehleli said deceased died »eUed. Thereupon it it ordered, that Thursday, the- said jwtiUon. and that the heirs at l*» ot said d-caasedand all other persons Interested tn said estate, arc required to appeer at u snsaloo of said court, then to be boldcti st tbe ITolialo onice tn the city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause. It any there b“, why the prayer of the pctttlooer may not be granted. Audit is further ordered. That m1< petitioner give notice to the pentrms Interfiled In raid estate, of the ixmdeM}- of said petition. .u>d the hearing thereof, by OMMttuf a copy ol this order to be nublisb-il mtbe Haatlbg* Uajunkb, a naw-paper printed and circulated tn yarn county of Barry, once In each week for hair successive weeks previous to »atd day of hwurtu^,^ (A true copy.) Judge of I’n'bate. BHJOU55T3S, '____ SICK HF.ADACHS HFARTRL'm, IJVirR INDIG ESTIOM EISI’KISIA, COXrhUAT. JAUNDICE for it was almrat all on hi* «;do owl all about Ul>-J IIV.Y --------- ■ - --- -------■ of Wisconsin. forth an army, luo UUined. Deborah and Waldo F. Brown tells that ho ha* ex- ■Barak, Gideon or Jeputnah. out ratfler by poae that something that I happened to say with nalt tm a ferubar and act* of peraonal valor to avenge Israel. W e effect whatever from ita use. | now m him u> prayer, his last prayer, and Bmnll podtocB. pumpkin*. ‘j*'".’ strange as such jwnyor may "tm to us, God arawcred 1L We mutt see Samjaon here an sJ altogether a different man, both in man­ th«riiter>r th* Lard deslriug tbo averUirow ner and muller. ■ uftiwmwrnic* of tta tard. borne or.u Uns •’AH Hml 1 Itad thought a charlatan stylo mxgretal that bo bad better sight now than had vaubbed, find ho talked of the state of before tie lra‘- h.s eyes. It is not our natural this country and the ospw't and probability Pi"It YOU t0 do h<T sight, but tbe degree in which wc mo God or of affairs on the continent with a good sense the mwsure of our faith which makes us to mxl a knowledge of RubjecU both at homa have power in His service. youdo IOTF tavonu. borw. ■jg "Saaitou took boh! of tbo tw0 middle nilfara” The I*®!’1* 011 watcUinK- 00 dwibt’ to *eo what uuw form tho BjK>ct would take, R Irbv.ot MUsMppI'”^ wholly uueoiwciou* that in a moment they waiting, and certainly for would ta iu eternity. 8*.’ii«ra know that h» would die with them, but bo knew Him n rV-rv nice quality of butter. 1/ You’ve got U> go—good-by. old cowl uS ttaZ - ilo. aro #u Ln mu - -------------- 1— while their itodw lay in tbo same bmp, but what about tbeir souls which cannot diol Profev>or Henry, of Michigan, report! ■ centrata! ft*d Ktu,r **** 0><mu* 9> "Ho slew al tot* death more than bo that in n recent experiment threr Cork dust. In «<«. P’P""’ wcro I«d on a rouro ookuns ,<«»«• rjL" drolvro All -»'ta tlM-OAintrF. were fed a ration coating te day. with tta IoUooia6 reroto: AgrTO. .quota Irol from day. wiui u>e short horn made M cento worth of but­ nW; OA.-l'aJll, —— , ,, . -­ who knew God, and ho au uafartbfuJ wiV ter txtr day. a half blood n«e-, but we cannot foHo»'. 4“^’ wantonly court daiigwr. . WIU.-or grapft-i, on 1 no razor was to coma But be ba* uotaii *qa*I in t ba animal kuigupou his IxMfl (Num. vL l-Sj; a* to txi* f dntn as to fighting propensity, lx*.ng ns destimighty actx, ho bail rent a lion a* bo would ! tote of fair ax lie is of brain*. When be have rent n kid. he luul slain a thornet ml men a’’TU>ta8 will> W» t*«th bi* jaws often talk ita p.tan. .< au •». -tan.ta-. ta a "«• '“.l-’-1 -1*^ ^MONTANA, BY., FROM NOTHING IN G IN COMMON WITH t no no«u»zvN DISPLAY OR BRAVADO. Nervous Prostration, ■ Minnesota, Dakota,! X VU. MM, — — —to. ----Too little meat for such a frame. With stomach tanm and udder* _ - — _ . .nnttoh at mH HAS forehand; they cal ml \ await the Kt. willing "Anont n yetir ago I tag*n u«lnz Ayert turning from win to Him, cither ou tbo port S.irxatiarilla a* a remedy for d.-bUity and oC a nation or an indiv iduaL nt-iinilgi.-i resulting from malarial exposure Gidroti judged Ixraei forty year* and was dinary circunMancv*. Ttay krep Mteir own In the army. I wa* in a very bad condi­ tion. tat BIX tattles of tbe Snot* pari Ha, succRxled by ALiroeiacu, Tola and Ja;r; then secret, which'they may not *osp<rtt themtehra until requiratnoal caUs it forth. Th*y with occasional dottes of Arwr** Fills, bar* they did evil again and were oppn-r-wd by are duv-.ted to duty; where it •<omraandf greatly improved my health 1 am now tbe Philistine* awl Ammonite* eighteen they follow against fearful odds, trading for­ year*; God tbezi rnired up Jephtha aa thrlr lorn hopes, charging in th# fare af death, F. A. Ptakham. South Moluncns, Me. deliverer and judge, and be was aureraxlod susUiinsd uud KtimulAted by conviction of ** My daughter, Sixteen year* old, Is nsing by Ilraun, Elon und Alxlon; then they did , sxjvt wiui K' hzm cnoct. Ayer’i,s o«t«i|wiiui Sarsaparilla With good effect." — <>.... 5. c J. T Graham. —YVlifted ’. < Many peoples, Anglo-Saxons notably, at- Rar. 'Brethren rvil again and were delivered into tbo Land* of the Philisdnea, who opj-rrased thorn forty tach undue importance to whist they esteem .Church, Buckhauaou. W. Va. *“ *“ --------- ------- -------------• -- • • " 1 Buffered frutn years; God then rara-d up tiam-au n» a de­ general. >n our own country w« nrc <sout j liverer and judge, and ht* i* tbe last rule re tinttally hearing‘the expras i-ms, “He will ‘ cunled iu the look uf Judgw, the ckaiug light,” "They orn flghtcre" "They won't with latte- back and headache, am! bare chapters .draeribmg tho <-o;iditiov of thin;;* givs it up ejtbout fighting,1* os if oombativ*- been much benefited l>y the nso of Ayer’* when "every twin did that winch wax right Sarsaparilla. I tun now years <4 iu*e, nnd amsatfxlied chat n>y p*aent health and pro­ hi his own eyre." (Chap, xrii, fl; xxi.dKu) longed life are due Jo the use of Ayer's Rar21. "Tbe Phiiistlnw look him. nnd put out i i.i. J i,, i, . , ~7~" r~: Iveivwt is not an uncommon nor an exalted saparilla.” — Lucy Moflilt, Killihgly. Conn. u. him, a fn 7 . , S ‘ prisoner, >’rl'"Xr' " ' U »- . n," I- .11 Mtosta i "Mra. Ann H. Farnsworth, n tody TO । — blind and talpk«, and .oondder Is in** it t.a puyximu pbyjdta! wan trait or of uniteroiopment. undrtnitom'dt. Thu i — — --------»——’ — cciuddcr who be „ hm> years old. So. Woodstock, Vt., writes: aiui what be h« had hmf bran. Iwm Jli* .111, birth Klefl. wa* fore-. *>.tiger —• is.^-1 .1^— —-.1-1—x v„I.mt. in "After several week** suffering frotp nnrvand wither noble n ir inteliteeiit, — »-»»by —•»--» —— - upptwrvd ----------------------------—fighting ...... told the Ixml. who twico lo his powers he Is not. Nurpowed by any otw prostration, 1 procured n bottle d । Ayer • Sarsaparilla, urn! before I hod taken j half of it my usual health returned." 5 Nazarite to God from his birth, that i*, one i T. la,??,lnCY °^TUB BfU-noo. .ta-rota.fr-p.r.ta!urn..Uy. trod, tar- ( ..‘“.S HARVEST EXCURSIONS You yield bat lilUo at your bral, . . • .. ... . -<- ... ..Iim In rr <6. often dioosre tbe most unlikely inatrntncuu with which to accomplish His purpmms, that no flash may glory in Hu prreem- And I5EA-SALT iOAP- Si. Paul, Micasapolis ^Manitoba DEC. In all the Gcripmre* the great truth is kept Ixsforc us that if «o would enjoy and have victory over dl oncmlcf, it mun be by" a mind stayed Upon God. anA by aa humble walk- with Him in clioerfaii anti whole hustled obwlicnce Another truth brought before a.„tata-rre..N- V"U tato.tAkuw Intalbo itatablmiltelll- W.E2 ,n, “,,n,2Lu±“^tal‘‘l,1ta r Vinegar totter* a firet-t|int the average aero of the best b> ,1,e b®aIt1' •‘r,<*th“ nK "x dure wiU not pr«Tnee more than 1.900 K^n-on the >>iitaiile from timing into. t.000round*of milk, while tui ucwof ; r,’nUMt *“•» «»"“«• VJXEGAK HITTRR8. j corn fodder, put in a silo, will cattily pro. „ , „ . fempenu.er Bitten* known. doo, ».<»» io w.au i».und». w« lltvl r '">r—-> n—kta. tataaw . ■ :<•* the Brain and quiete tbe that corn fodder is’the mod cnsilv. I -Mr. Duugb*. di® Inventor of the . rrtfnlah-M the, Bowels and renders -.................. - -------. , clieuplv and aafeiv handled in tlJ k1£k I Douglas inixtttre. givoa in 1‘oultry » nrd t , -»d eitciilMl’on through the -Jhi donuigc from the elenwiita in : the following formula, width ho nmiud.M..K Itrsuie to restore m.rruring vcrv grettt( there w» «n improvement upon the fumotw i Tin: which per­ >> .( A twaiitiful book free. is added the low or waste in feed- mixture: Two ouna * sfilplmte of iron, I X7 Adress, inz. Tlie silo, practically, ia a rml>- . half ounce diluted sulphuric acid, put in atjtute for pasturage, so far n* tlie sue- n jug, stirftid with a niece of wood, aftor IL IL Mc Dosamc Dltvc Co., culence of the food and quick dig< i titil- ■ w luch hot water is added to dissolve, the Washington »L. N. Y. ity ts rajiKcroed. without ft* expense. 1 * »>ole being stirred untddimdved; when Every vear in Wtocomin witnawstu the cold put into a quart bottle or jug and inm-ite-- of those who believe and prac- !>U UP with water. Done, a temqxxinful tice a jjortial soiling at least, and they do . to a quart of water. it tlirough the silo. Now, if it is of tho j higlirtt ecmiomv for us to own no waste Corn in Tight Crftw. I land, or land wliicli yield* a low return; . Three vearu'experience in storing com —--------------— -— - -» .a crib ------------------------ this: If if it *is of the higbest economy *for us •to • {n u tight or grnnury proves _____ ____ _____ get tbo largest return possible for tbo Uj n coni, when_ husked, befairly fairly dry, it value of the food coxinumed; if it is of will rtll do to put it in a tight building, buildir pro­ lie dry duri=g during the foil tha highest <-conomy for us to put our vided vi^ tlie ;L.. weather be -------land in the most effective sh.ijx- inatibta., and the winter be a steady, cold one, for th** use of our animals, dix» not the foil*med followed by by a at drought drought the the next Beason, name eeonomv appeal to you as power- But if tbo ‘following season he wet. the tin- tonle. punfymK properties of a corn will No -----------1,1 not keep well. K " more tight iriiig all local »Kln and scalp dl* fully as it does to us?" corn crib* fur u«.—i*raiiio Farmer. i|-«. bl 'U-he*. •■crema, tetter, chafing . u id-from perfeetlv purr m»te.nal» The Drspliwd Kkuufc. • « tniul healing and invigorating 1<> the a rF— —■ । The much despised jskunk, rays Vick, • :.--| i!iglt in u fresh clean ant! healthy An IndUrn. .l-tarflol > -i'll., s.ld by druggist* and fancy goods Ln a gutxl entomologist, and the farmer I AlllLU „u,u farmer rwrarUx -j------------— smua* t z •. i>i •Mult by mall one rake for 25 ebu or nnd ganiener make a great mistake in |nAU Rural New Yorker tho movable feed 1 - :, by the proprietors. peraecuting anil destroying this humble ghom in the accompanying cut. perawuting ami det-troying tfiw nuinwu littlo animal. The few egm be purloin* 1 from the farmer’* hen yard very poorly compcmtate for the great number of | noxious imtect* h« destroys. In May he i is bomctinifH seen, about sundown, on I aonie elevated spot, watching for the May beetle iw he wheels his droning flight, and he saves him. too. not in Uh- sense I Broken of in the liumortal elegy, but be- ; tween his kfrth. He will sit an hour nt ( a time inhering in the destructive A COSVF.S1K5T FEED WACK. beetle*, beetles. lie He is in a n persistent perostem hunter, num-. j . and | in his nocturnal rambles myves along no nays: ‘Hie nick and trough form ' with hi- !«-• chw »o the ground; hfi ■ the U-t feeder n u»J» •enMof an uuaa-fc. rnsrcL BtrOtlg. strong. ~-lC wfe ujiu and uu durable, jjust » ha» । ■uiiiw: ua -radii— •sowute — —----- not 1LU y........ or below, i_.i,.„- can I| _____ I.rt nrita-tR not a larva, above ground crrry farmer ... who ®xi*ct« t<> l“ It.IXl »«■« STOCK SSL unthbevstttoWRtow with un- n^a. The device wiU aav.- tune, labor UKiiarbnlliancy as lie ecaiu every leaf ; nn d f^-d. drawn to>tho iiw.. It xi cani be .......................... — rtacl,• UKIUU oriluauuy iin »•» ------ ,------- : nnu l»ul«l ui .[>, Fcn»ri.iert . ' r _ for al. . the i-Z.l.tto — Uta,' I,Wil hniiliNl to nnv convenient and. bramth hidden prey.Al.lllt About lo»d«l ,.U.Y lo r«,l. «u,il In oudJr weoUwr il■ tobacco plantations bi* bcrvicca iu de­ Proving the tobacco worms are consid­ hn l«> dmnn from pta” to I’’0'* “ Ital th, .tool WU1 not luri- to mod In ered valuable. mud to ent. ___ _____ ) Aug. 21st TI'ESDAY. I Sept. 11 an<l 25. ) Oct. ‘.I and 23. GENUINE KE COURAGE. LESSON XL FOURTH QUARTER, IK- Dr.C.McLANE’BHB —-CELEBRATED —— ■■■LIVER PILLS! FLEMING BROS., Plttkburjh, P«. PILES, RHEUM, H^ui-uu ------—faavv had: but luckily I 25-- �BttMtti-.■a*'*''NNER. S dime by having the Im!let on official paper MARSHALL providing Looths into which the voter can enter and prepare his ballot unseen, and prohibiting him from showing It after it Is AV6VWT 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES . . •_____________ —t Sum Small created a decided sensation peranre union Ln New York elty. He waded Into tbe prohibition ysrty and set forth tlie tewaons which should be learned from tbe reeest hirtory of tbe party In a prepared. plicated nor expensive. It requires no new machinery, and would lossnii the coat of elections by thousands of dollars. The certalnlty with which It would accompttah IU work lx its greatest objection in the eyee of corrupt politicians. During the last fiscal year, 832,000,000 manner which fairly dared the ultra pro Small said he was a duty was collected on imported sugar alone, the total amount collected for all imports prohibiUonlst, but that the party had fought a sham battle.’ They had simply been in­ lieing $813,000,000. Or in other wonts about one quarter of tlie money “taken dulging In prophetic wind. Proceeding be from tbe people by tbe ihiquitowi taritT was derived from sugar alone, a southern ••We sometimes ‘pitch into* newspapers becauiM! they give more attentitm to hose product which tlie southern democrats are ball than revival nnd religious meetings. anxious to protect, nnd which many re­ But Tf those fellows jurt went out to the publicans think ought to be on lhe free field and giibbk-d at each oilier and then marched l«ck lo the city the newspaper* list MbitkmbU present. would stop noticing them. They do some­ thing. They knock the insides out of u ball, and send it over tlie left-field fenew, und make a man slide 16 feet to a base. Tbe people are interested in that When we begin to do something lhe newspapers will be talking about it, the jiolitieians will be hustling ou aocoutit of It, and we will be getting some victorlea Nationally, I think al! lhe flowery, roseate ideas, of Lav­ ing a prohibition president, anil our march­ ing up to tin1 white bouse and drinking his health In pure cold water, will not i>o reaIlsed for n long time. Economic questions, such ns immigra­ tion, muno|x>lle*. strike* and labor. 1 be­ llow arc to lie ibe eminent questions for the hfxl dnzrn years. The pulpit and the press an- waking upto the fact that the gov­ ernment must kill the saloon, or tlie saloon will kill tlie government Tlie country Is becoming Grmtanlxed and beerhu-d. If. as prohibitionists, you can join with other parties, join them and God will bless tlie combination. It is hotter that the saloon should go than that tho< prohibition party should come. General Harrison is deacribed’by the vis­ iting statesmen who go to see him ‘ “about that little appointment you know" as a man of large head and small mouth. He is reported to be a first-class listener, but lias a cheerful habit of keeping tils views and proposed proceedlnga strictly to him­ self. This country marie no mistake when it elected Gen. Harrison to tlie presidency. The Journal intimates that It b willing to join any movement to do away with the use of money in elections. It will be very easy to pnt a stop to the practice if. Irnth IHirties enter into a hearty mosement to that end. Tbe Baxxkii can speak for the republican* that they will join heartily in such a mqyemeut. What party can the Journal speak for? Powder ^25 PERFECT M*2£ It* superior excellence proven Iu millions of home* for more than a quarter of a century. It to used by the United Kates Government. En­ dorsed bv tlie beads of tbe Great UnfrerelUee an the Htrougvrt Purest, and moat Healthful. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Bold only 11 C*n# PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. saw vobk. cbiqaoo. st. louia CHANCREY BAI E. Circuit ouort for tbe manty at Barry, in Chan­ cery, In tbe rtatc of .Michigan, made and dated ou lhe JSth day ot February, A, D. 18W, in u err tain <uu*o therein w-uding. wherein Mell»»a E. Hinchman.It complainant, and Lyman A.Shedd and Muryetu E. Hbedd are deteudanta. . Notice la hereby given that I -ball sell rt pub Uc auctluu to the highest bidder, on Friday tbo 3Slh day ot January, A. D. t**u. at Um o'clock in the forenoon, rt tbe north trout door ot the Court house tn tbe city of Hartings, county ot Barry and stale of Mlclilgan, Mid Court house M<»re- mesaage <rf a year ago landed him there. The lodges of the district made a good showing Ln temperance work during the quarter. The lodge taking the lead In this work ami therefore the banner lodge of tlie district was West Baltimore with Hastings holding second place. An luwrterting public meeting was held at the Baptist church in lhe evening, addressed by 0. W. Blain and Bon. Clement Smith. G. A. Mos KT, Sec. In L8M, It took but 27,000 votes to elect MORTGAGE SALE. tai democratic congressmen in Georgia. eaa default Um been made In tho WtyAny man knows that such an election is a ■ tbc principal and Intumt of a certain force, and a gigantic fraud. With a free ballot and n fair count, it would not iiave been poeaible to have elected ten congrwte- morigaxe was recorded In tbe ofi&i of tbe Reg­ mnm in Georgia without 200,000 votes had ister rf Deeds tor Harry County. Michigan, to Uber 9 of mortgages, ou page c®. on the frth been cart. And think of the outrage uf day of November. A. D. 1«». Hald mortgage wasdnly uMtgued to tbe undersigned Hetty J. permitting 87,000 voters In Georgia tb Dibble, try a wrfttr n awlgument exocutad by wield ten times tbe influence In congress said Omrlea P, Dibble, dated April 4U1,1NU, and of tlie 40,000 voters of this district in and 234. ou the Oiti day of Michigan who voted for congressman in ereas said principal *u<i ii>- UB8fi. . Such elections as are held in the roore' ttian’ao"day* south are excuaeiew outrages on a free and payable, and wb« people. _____________________ We are pleated that our coo temporaries at Nashville, MMdlevflie and Freeport are uniting in fiiror of a new court house. deed and six andttF-loo teUan tlinoesj) sum is the whole amount of princitail and tbe question should not be submitted and no proocodluts having equity to rwovi-r tbe a lively trifling to each taxpayer. If the bc*rd should fall u> submit the question, aB .« Barry county. Michigan. In liber of mortgages on leb mortgage there Jseialm*dto tbe date Of ’---------- *----re, and no soil Or proceedings instituted to reomr toe mon- .!• unoiuinl nf th)' nrlOC-t’IU payable. aw Ne^ In fact the finest assortment of HOLIDA Y GOODS contained In wild inort<*«. a™ such case mane and provided, notice Is hereby givan Utrt ou tiatuntay the »th day of March. al ton ' o'clock in the forenoon. 1 •hail tell at public auction, to the hlrtrart bidder, at the nprth front door of tho court hou»e In »be City d Hastlnm, Barry Coontv. Michigan, ithrt being the place where the circuit court for Barer county Is noldenj, tlie pre«nl»«j dowrlltea Iu *ald mortgage or »i> imv-ti thereof as may be Ever shown in Prairieville. Mon An early inspection of them Is invited. Bargains ?’»■ Cloaks and Shawls. MV Prairieville, Dee. 10. *88. BII-I- Noth detertbed property.lo-wit: Bltuate and being tu the county of Barry and stale ot Michigan and described as follows, to­ wn: Commencing rt a polo: (urty-rtx rod* formerly owned by M. C. Swift, running thence CHANCERY SALE. hereby given that I shall sell nt public auction to the highest bidder, on Friday the 25th day of lathe city of Hasting*, eonnty of,Barry and .. . :i;.l ti Court House being the Slace tor balding the circuit court tor the counf of Barry, all tne following described property tO-Wlt: . The Leading Furniture Dealers Mortgagee. :-D. C. RANNEY, Auctioneer, ' In Barry County are DELTON, ... - MICl I am prepared at any time and at reasonable rates to cry auction sales, flavp had ex­ perience in this work and can give satisfaction. Leave orders with Ranney & Norwood, Del­ ton, Mich. Hastings Citv Bank, Hullu'*, - - V an V alkenburgh Their stock ia Complete the Year hound.- Mlrh. Ln tbeir store you will find CAPITAL, $50,000.00. Suitable Presents Michigan. I.,., w Barry County. Mich. Circu ( A yon's. Michigan. Smith &Colgmove, BoUeltort for Complainant -CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS,orricw: A f Arch Qn next And also for r». O. Robinson, President; Weddings. Anniversaries and Birthdays. ihkxctobm: They guarantee to meet any prices in the county. sfied that they mean what they say. BARGAINS Please call and you will be sat- Fre MORRILL Books, Albums, Bibles Gift Books. W Christmas Booklets Poetical Works, in various binding, COMPANY Agrncy for PRICES REDUCED AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. Bibles furnished at COST. . New assurttnent of ON Lovell's and Seaside Winter Overcoats Ish, BiigiiiWilMi . IJbrary Just received. Aino a fine stock of Cal) in and examine «rr Juvenile Books, And 30 Cent Books. At price* that will astonish you. J. B. Robert’s News Rooms. Joe Park •nww Holiday:-Ws! ALBUMS* oc-ltau. Brcn a. ma, rm M'.HIG.V.I SAD Samvsi. The Michigan Central wlltaell excursion tickets on Dee. 34th, 85th and Slat, 1888. cat achievement or the most gigantic swin­ and Jan. 1st. 1888. from Hustings to all dle of the century. Even if completed, it stations on its lines in United States and may still lay claim to tbe latter title, for Canada st a rate of one and one-third tare for round trijf. Tickets good for return there is no way in which it can be made to not later than Jan. 3d. 1889. pay a profit on the enonnouH sums expend­ P- A. Hahn, Ticket Agent ed tn its construction. Already §400,000­ Barry county district lodge df the 1. .O. 000 Iiave been sunk, and the work is bin half done. The contemplated assumption, G. T. meet In quarterly m-ssion at Hartings on Monday. Dec. 10th, with delegates from of tbe debt of the company by the govern­ the following lodges present: Hastings ment, will eventually make the canal u na­ lodge Na 844, Middleville IsHge Na S80, tional property, nnd this will in turn make SL Johns lodge Na 654. "West Baltimore lodge No. 683, Forest lodge Na 991. Un­ ion lodge No. 718. Star lodge No. 800, Prairieville lodge No. 788. The member­ importance on this continent by a Europ­ ship of the lodges represented is 982, with ean power, is in direct contravention of the SG InlUations during the quarter. Tlie Monroe doctrint^ and there is no dlapmd- number ot open lodges held in tbe district during the quarter just closed was eight tkin as yet to abate our claims in that re­ The following officers were elected and in­ aped. _____________ stalled by G. T. O. W. Blain, who presided during a part of the wswton: President Clcveland’w expiring groan, n« his message to congress has lasen fitly termed, illustrates the old idea of a tad opinion well stuck to. He is still convinc­ ed that the ••utrifflis a tax" although tbe D. (>.—LooImi Braith. D. A J. T.—Olive Carpenter. voters of this country very plainly intimat­ Chap.—D. B Ovtatt. D. M.-Gco. Moalrr. ed to him, on November Otii, that he' was age of opinion, but he insists <m staying on tbe wrong side, just l<ecaut»e his fooliah AND OTHER POPULAR AUTHORS. Bibles, Poems, Toy and Picture Books. Chatterbox for 1888, Toys, Dolls of all kinds, Photograph and Auto­ graph Albums, Plush Goods,Frames Mirrors, China and Glassware. Pecorated Toilet Sets, Hanging Lamps, Candies and Nuts. tariff is not a tax, what is itr ials in a measure guarantwd It. This can­ al sciieme will live in history as the great­ which ho has allowed to accumulate, and which he placed at the command of pel democratic tmnks of New York, iuvtead of. paying the nation's honest debts. Grover has lots of sand, even to tbe fast, and cour­ Books by Dickens, Pansey, Roe, Hol­ land, T. S. Arthur, The Democrat despairingly asks “if the France already lias the largest public The official count in West Virginia 1» debt of any nation Ln the world. It Is as still going on and both sides claim a vic­ large as the debts of Great Britain and tory. But even if all four congressmen Russia combined, and more than five times from that state ure'glvcn to the democrats,’ as large as that of tbe United States. Yet the republicans will bare a majority of five now it is proposed to assume the huge debt in tbe tower bouse. a! the I'unama canal tn order to prevent tin' company from collapsing, and dragging ADDITIONAL LOCAL down with it the g^ylnimenL whose offic­ Utterly mistaken about that matter. I* coming and w<- have CREAM lAKlMg It seems beginning. containing about three acre* of land This speech aroused the ire of tbe prohi- that the ^bcusslon of the tariff during tbe tiontsta present and some of the offieets of late campaign has utterly failed to enlight­ section two. In town one north, range ten wes Dated Harting*. Mich.. December 11. 1»M. the society who followed him denounced en our uelghlwr. This Is truly sad. But Atnszo K Kkkastos. bis views. Smail replied, and the meeting the people understood the matter by a Circuit Court Conunlxiioncr, Barry Co., Mich. SMITH A COMIKOVK, finally broke up in confusion. large majority. * over, Grover Is appalled at the surpluH, Christmas ppprice's $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 for 15.00 for $15.00 12.09 12.00 for 9.00 7.50 for 5.00 This Sale'eloses Jan. 1,1889 E. W. MORRILL & CO. Hastings, Mich. �Hastings Banner PERSONAL MENTION. flutings,’ Wednesday, Dee, IS, 1838. Hlei* w“ *” Gl“d ‘'•'■''V r* .** “”* bun,!n« ot •o® to oeeupy as ■ Sfiantv ch^"w-w""*- »s bX*°U” sh01“ ,p“' s"b,l*r tachu- : ,,ui beat the na«tlmrtNsUooal bank Meh •* lhe name month tor the aeootBrnodMlai , -. who wish to pay tbeir taxes. rd.de. Dec. t. UM. J. H. Rrxjc. Hope Treas. with a saloon. UOCUIUea W r Brodtaser •< r™l BXW. B“*k' He VridS. M“ T,mlta““ GILLASPIE, Court and Jefferson Hr. Keeps flour. u»«al. ground oyster-Mjell. egg food Also a general stock ot groceries. “* ^ku!e"K'- New Year’s Ball! Will be given by the Biigi Fin Dspulanl Union Hall, 'Si"®'" vuiK.utc or n. r. oldnam. lovibal lo at* > are m<w Snpper at Ford’s hotel. 75c. per couple. . . ■ng will be left undone to make this iihlest ball of the reason. •' tatata * : ■ IO- Thurtd.,7 phny evidently mean business. „ TO tae Ua» Bell. B,„r „ D !^l“r‘Sb>',.U"“*w I,e|ta» "“tar mill. •taU H full roller pn<eu flour, tbe equal o, lhe beet potent made an,when-. Mr, Jennie Thayer will th l. week re»'“"‘"“n IWOda 1O «™u Rapids where she will open a mlllinerv »tore, and nuke her future home “,UlnerT Enquire ot P. T. Colurore. — ta U» to Wl^ul. *» v-wSr&E? *ta»ta-.<*bH» ! . j | Sl.eO. checked free. Mrs. Nettie E Marshall, ofMapieQrore, was examlntii before Probate Judgv Cole Friday in onler to determine whether she was insane or not A jury brought iu a verdict of “not insane.” There will be a dance at Blackman's hall, Delton, Tuesday evening De& •.•». All arr.ir children to lovely I p‘'>K'’n>ent< perfected for making It an en­ joyable affair. Bill Including supper at Cramer's restaurant. 81.35. Watches from the Waltham. Elgin, Ruckford. < olumbus. Hampton, Swiss am! last the Waterbury-factory whk-h I sell al­ ways from 34.00 to K.0<U Cali and M-e them. Jofax Besvmkh, Jeweler. I', in ri;l i.*.. dhttanoe south of the K. A H. depot From what we can team of tbb and other“ Would • »«<i Idea for the authorities to take steps that will result In one of lhe pleasant social events of last week was the marriage Thursday afternoon of Miss Mae Davenport to George Bradley, of (.rand Rapids, at the home of the bride’s parents. Abram Davenport and wife, in Carlton. Tbe ccremraiy was conducted by Rev. W. M. Puffer. After the ccremony a bountiful repast wa» Mfrv**d. The bride and rnwm left the same evening for Grand Rapids, which city they will make their fu­ ture.home. Amony gneste were pres­ ent the mother and two ;.ister* of the groom and Mr. .Sargeant, an expies mes«•■tiger ot the M. C. IL R. Thus. Tinkler was arrested Wwlnrwtay thargwl With obtaining a new set o> teeth from Dr. S. M. fowler by false pretenses. He gave Indi and his examination l>efore Justice Kennston was fixed for ths 1,3th. The wrestling match at union hall Fri­ day evening between N. T. Diamond and George- Wilkinson wa» called a draw at the end of the :ioth round, neither men having secured a fail. Wilkinson, who is abdrit MfK"lu- "I MlddlevlUr. wu In 35 pounds heavier than his obpoodut. dur­ ing the first few rounds put forth his best the city on burineas Friday. efforts evidently in hopes of securing a Samuel Canon, of Gateslrarg. was In the victory by mere ttreagtr*. But he ioon city on business Thursday. discovered ttiat he had underestimated his .^Ir8: W# J- Stuart, of Grand Ranlds opponents skill and thereafter acted en­ visited In the city last week. ’ tirely upon the dcftmte, hardly making sufficient advance to get a foot off the F. A. Blackman, of Delton, was In the ground. The game wm fought fairly and city on bmdntms on Monday. the large number present were satisfied W. E. DeGolla, of Middleville, wm In that there wm no put up job about It. E. W. Jordon acted as referee. town ou business yesterday. Married, on Wednekdgy, the 5th, at the •i.’Eu . I’umekt Lome of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. V lilted tn tbe city yesterday. Martin Tinkler, In the township of Hast­ p0*1*- uf Albion, was the guest ings, Mr. Washington K. Ferris and Mias of friends in the city Sunday. . ■ Lizzie Tinkler, O. H. Greenfield, Esq., officiating. None but the immediate rela­ . “”Lro»ri*».Houghtalinwereln tive* of the parties were present. Father, laske Odessa Friday on business. mother, brothers and sisters of the bride, H. • Belding, of Fairfield, Ohio, was the, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ferris. Master Ctafeuce and little Frankie and Mrs. Searles formed guest of Richard Messer Sunday. the cranpany. The bride looked charming In LriL K. Grant and C. W. Jone* made a a suit of velvet. The groom dressed Inn bicycle trip to Middleville Friday. becoming suit of blue looked iu gallant as H. F. I’cnulngton. of Charlotte, was In in the days of yore. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris left on the two o’clock train. Mine day, for the city on legal business hut week. . Detroit and New York City. Returning , In about two weeks will go to housekeeping week of Mrs. R. French, Middleville. iu this city, where they will be at home to • • • Mrs. W. H. Squicrand daughter rvturnrti their many friends. a Ed. Doyle1, who has i»cen running a saluob In this city since lhe first of July last, without having taken out a license, was forced to pay hte license last week in order Thursday to tlieir home in Big Rapids. - uiatiim this week. 2.088 to save himself from a criminal prosecu­ tion. Mm K. T. French, of Middleville, vu nice line iof holiday cllppdnst Run-. the guest Sunday of Mrs. M. E. Nevins. The Home Missionary society in con­ A. J. Bow nt- and family were in the dty nection with the M. E. church will meet at fine line of ■ urtaina Just deceived at Mra. E. Y. Hogle’s Wednesday afternoon. Sunday. Mrs. Bownc returned home yes­ Dec. 19th. Members and others Interartcd terday. :McCoy^j In home missionary work are requested to *^firs. , Ell Mallet, who has been visiting rt-.-r off on gloves and mittens for the relatives here, left Friday for her home In Xi days at Beamer's. Tbe trial of David Hyde, of RajZlmore. St. tguai-e: to Runykna for the best and nicest on a charge of stealing a watch from Wm. Kline anil wife have gone to U’llesshuc in town. Channcry Garn, was held before Justice Indiana to attend tlie funeral of Mrs. >iatn«Q.now has- charge of N. T. Kenastou Wednesday, and resulted in a Kline's father. dbaxrreement of the jury. The case was adjourned to next Wednesday. Mira Sarah Jones was tn Nashville Fri­ i Hi-ith has as fine a linn of juvenile day. She expects to organize there a class Tbe State boani of liralth suggest that. • a- ean be found in the city. hi vocal musk-. m small pox is present in several towns in e State nrttd Sunday school Is making the state, unusual watchfulness should lie Geo. Boltwood, of Detroit was In the :_’<-nd-nbs fdra Christinas tree. m<iintalt»ed to prevent Iu spread and they city Sunday, called here by the death of ■ . uunta due the fan- firm of Hougb- recfimiDCtid the prompt vaccination of all Miss Mae Sweezcy. who may be Kusceptible to the disease. Lichty must be paid at ouee. i/Sliss Viola Willison went to Kalamazoo LOCAL NEWS. On Friday morning last, at about 9:30 o’clock, occurred the death of Mary B. Swepzey, after a long and painful 'ABneas from consumption. Deceased wm the daughter of Attorney .Im. A. Sweezey, and had been a resident os this oltj all her taken sick in June last. Her stength fail­ ed her so that she wm soon confined to the house, and so weak has the been for many wwb tost her death haa.lxnm expected for a long time. Mbs Mac won oiie of Hastings’ brightest und best young ladle.* and num­ bered her friends by tfie scon s. She was ever pleasant and cheerful and of a most lovable disposition. All who knew her will sincerely mourn her lost, and the af­ flicted relatives have Uh* sympathy of all. Miss Sweezey graduated from the ■ high school in 1885; during! the year 1887 she was school libiariXn. The funeral was held Sunday aftemootf at tbe residence of Mrs. Boltwood. grandmother of tliedaceasTbe nine months old l>aby of' Mr. and Friday. She will remain over Monday in t-d, in tho fourth ward. Rev. Elk-t officlatI: iiit-nd-er that Busby’s bath rooms are1 Mrs. W. H. Peck living in the sc'-ond want order to visit tbo Kalamazoo schools. Ing. The floral offerings mode byr the -u Sundays from S a. m. till 12 m. died Sat unlay afternoon after a sickness of many friends of the deceased were' Indeed Rev. W. M. Puffer accompanied Mr. and Em ,t »hort time old papers will be sob! aiamt two weeks. After a short service at Mrs. W. H. Peek to Kalamazoo Monday very beautiful and typical of the life of " ctaU per hundred at this office. the residence Monday mornlng.’lhe remains when- the latter took the remains of their Mbs Sweezey. The gathering of friends was very large and the Young Men’s social At |g4»l>ro[ -- drag store you will find an accompanied by the parents, wen* taken to i»abe for burial. chib attended In'a body. The remains ui-iuie Mock of books l'< select from. Mrs. W. Boltwond. who hns been at­ were intend in Riverside cemetery, where Tlie best state and best county paper can tending her niece Ml** Mae Sweezey- dur­ Si' n’.ints dur Dunning A Kogers m'ust kind and loving hands had wade us attract* be had, the two, for 31.50 per year—tlie ing her slrTness. returns this week to her '■-t’hd at once with Itoiton A Deane. ive m possible, by evergreens, flowers, etc. Banxkh and Detroit Weekly Tribune. the last ratting place of this lovely young Wanted to trade property In city for a This offer Is open to old as well as new home in Jackson. C. D. Bkkbk. Mrs. D. V. Brown, who has been In the lady. subacrilHtrs of the Ba’xkek. Neither pa­ Cassius Bristol, aged 20, son of Henry l»e taken for Ima than tho city for wme tljpe called here by the slckIs*,|i. get iiirarn sbeam su»q>rur,i aharpened in In nrsiflrst- •per alone ...... - >t an .1.1 svb , , will . , n«iw of Mira Mae Sweezey, will return this Bristol, of Johnstown, attempted Thurs­ ■ ta;., at Biaby-a tartar .Ja-p ter 1> autar-rlpuuu prlre. day afternoon In the Hastings National w«ek to her home Cincinnati. I The Bawnkii extends it thanks to Mr. Bank to sell a note payable to Wm. Hall Ja*. Foote, of Colorado, te in the city which was signed will) the mimes “Tim tlMt Dunning A Ib^-n. account al ; *• lM«nport. of CarlUm. for . that the new Ann may fix up the ’“‘®p weddlug cake which take* equal hand-shaking with old ncquaintanres. Mr. Bush** and “Jean Bush”/ and for the « um w non may ux up to. w|U| Xo wonib,r ^gu^t, Foote te an old Hastings !<oy, who went amount of 343.75. Bristol! who gave hb west many year* ago to grow up with the name as Win. Hall, was a stranger to cash­ j-rwicnt at tlie marriage of their daughter li -s- <-wlng J. M. Rogers mnstaetth- Mac have m much to say in prgtee af the country. He is now one of Denver's Mild ier W. D. Hayes but tho latter did not care CIUM.-fl.-l. uccotuite ta-fore the end of tills refreshments " ‘ * ” -----------served 'by ’ Mrs. Diivynport. to have him identified as he was satisfied '/E. A. Holbrook, well known to puny of upon the first examination of the signa­ Monday w,couple of embryo “Indian , pne of those nice rtvkers at Archie slayers.” vtflfosc names we will withhold tour citizens, has resigned" his position of ture' that they had been forged. But M'*<>tor a Ctaistnuut present for vonr in deference to their parents, cot into a row General Passenger agent of.tbe C. A R. 1. Bristol claimed to Mr. Hayes Uiat the note and one of them whipping out a revolver R. R. and accepted the appointment of was given to him two days previous by shot at the jithcr sending a ball through General Traffic agent of the Chicago A “Tim Bush’’ in payment for work. Mr. • Burner sells the celebrated Gorthe latter’s'coat very cluse to hit body. North Western IL !L with headquarters at Hayes then requested the man to remain -r.d also the Fuwle solid silver and In the bank a few minutes and then went The parents of Unite boy* will undoubted­ San Francisca Cal. "i goods. out In search of an officer. Before hi* re­ ly make such arrangements that the kids turn Bristol suddenly “caught on” and i 't and clieajxKt line of !x»x papera will have no more thirst for blood. opening tho door rushed off up the street '•“ught or sold in this city inn be with Harry Hayes close on hb liwsls., Be We earnestly advise every person In f mi.i nt ).‘rwi Heath’s. was soon overtaken and an officer having Barry county to visit Dr. Lathrop's drug Mb lizzie O'Neil, of Charlotte, known arrived on the scene Bristol wa* ar­ stare un<l look at his stock of Christmas • many of onr citizens, died Sunday at goods; It is a sight and well worth one’s rested and tnkrii before Justice Kenaston. Inane of consumption. There BrbUil Insisted that hb name was time. How be ever expects to dispose of oodyear William Hal) but a gentleman attracted by t Mte Butler was In the city last week such a stock of plush goods, toilet cases, the crowd stepped into tbe office and call­ ■n *-.ivoring with Indifferent success to allrams, tmoks. bibles and a multitude of A musical entertainment by lhe young ing the accused by hb right name asked fancy articles is a world wide tjonder. but people of the Bapttet church will be given mize a Ixmn association. him what was the trouble. Bristol then the Dr. has a way of selling all hl« own. this week Saturday evening. Admbalon wilted and acknowledged hb right name, I.l“' Knights of Pythias will give.a dance 10 cents; the proceeds of the evening are tiiat tlie note was a forgery and that he if I iilon hall one week from Friday even- j For a limited time to cash sub*crll*rs to be nsed for purchasing new books for hail gone into the business without any fng. Music by Squire’* orciiestra. we are permitted to offer tin* Banwek and theclHrfr. Doors open at 7 o’clock. All thought of the rcoulte. He was sent to 11 wildo your eyes good to rest on Dr. I»elrolt Weekly Tribune for f 1.50 a year. n-H! cordially Invited. The following b jail In default of 3300 ball and hb exami­ - ithrop's display of plush goods, albums, Neither paper alone will be taken. for leas tlie program; nation set for the 14th Inst. Bristol be­ Hum the regnliir sulmerlptlon price. 81.00 n bo.ik-, of poems, history and ao forth. Onr,11 nt Cbnni—A Hapcy Welcome. longs to a respected and well-to-do fami­ year. But the two can be had at this office u.Xh invlatbtr i-htirw,. ly and no motive can be assumed for hb I ’^Vof nice tlihigB suRable for holiday only for 81.50. All Baswek agents must crime other than that It b a remit of hb at Archie McCoy's. You can get remit to us $1.50 on tbe combination offer. Csntata—Frorn AuWmn "toW'inter. mwhlcb somewhat reckless nature. Bristol ou -ib-thlng useful as well as beauttfal. They must get tlieir commislon* Jfrom the Friday gave bail and was released from subscriber. This offer we make to old and JdMm Rich and Elon Soule have formed )*»• ____________________ new *ub*cribers. •l i Ai'nerahip and will carry on black- All iy»tes and accounts due the outate of tbe late Wm. 8. Goodyear and the firm of Good­ year & Barnes must be settled at once. F. 0. G . It te well to remember one’* friends lo every walk of life, but -not iu<>re In one way than anutln-r. In trade It is particu­ larly good to remember who gives iw tinmost for our money, and produce of any hy eat buckwheat bulb when you can kind, and at this time, when imultry te a the pnre white flour made at the roller staple article, old friends nnd buyers Should not be forgotten, and the pla- <-s A. D. Ht'GttR* A Co. where wc ran get goods of any kind at the ' “lodyear A Bamea make sum** specially |<>wrM price* and the highest pri«* for our ’ prices to customers for their spcclkl poultry , should be found: weh a plane l» ; - next Saturday. See their page adv. the Store of Stauffer ftCtawley. where gro­ ila-Mlngs Diviaton, U. R. K. of P.. has ceries. dry g<H»ds, crurkrrr. teiota. slmes. -‘’-ed Union hail for a period «f two y**r«. and In fact, slmoat anything wanted can i.'iey will Imre entire control of the liall. be obtained. <• ’•hing at Mr. Rich’s former Joretfon. ' tried, in thb city Dec. Oth. by O. H. ••eufield. Esq., Mr. Samuel Andencn 1 Mbs Jennie Burch, all of thb city. Our pay and must have It. Smith, Hams * VaxArman. Onr pay to stop dun notice. f Swrnr. Ham« A VaxAiimas. AJI iioto und accounts due the ctatH I.f ihe late Win. R. G.indrenrand the tinnef Goodmar H Hnrnev ninst. lai settled atonre. K G. Goodtmb. Smith, Doc- 14. luni gaii—n».v’-re'"-" r. History ot Greece, cbm*. XII1-M The kL Crow. CUaotenquao-l ------- FOB------- HOLIDAY­ CROCKEBY, Glasiiare, GOODS, , KA8THFN LAMPS, I WARE. HASTINGS, Best FANCY IRVING, and DELTON BUCKWHEAT and STAPLE in the Grand Rt ids GBOCERIES. - Market. - FLOUR. Orange -. (Best 50c. Highest TEA Prices Line of Paid for Nuts, in the BUTTER, EGGS, Figs. Tobaccos. City. DRIED APPLES. A Fine GOOD YEAR BROS. Have a well selected stock of seasonable goods in Hardware, comprising Cross-Cut Saws, Axes, Corn Shetlers, Belknap Patent Sleighs, Swell-Body and Portland Cufters, Robes and Blankets, Skates, Sleigh Bells, Granite Iron, Perfection and White Metal Tea and Coffee Pots. And many other specialtief in our line. Look us over when in need of HARDWARE. The Leading Grocers Smith, Hams & VanArman. Che finest lines of TEAS, COFFEES, Groceries of All Kinds, For the Holiday trade wc have, mad*- larger and better purchases than ever, and can sup­ ply those who may Ita looking for Christmas for young or old. Don’t fall to see us before making your purchases for the holidays. Wc shall have a special line of the very finest oysters and fruits for your Chrbtmas an'd New Year’s dinner. Crockery, Glassware Of any dealers in Barry County. W E ARE HERE FOR BUSINESS. OUR PRICES ARK ALWAYS LOWEST ON GOODS AND HIGH­ EST ON PRODUCE. Ton will miss it If yon fall to see our big line of Holiday • (foods. Smith, Hau & Mtm, THE PROBLEM SOLVED! It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm your house or cook your meals is to buy the . Garland Cooks and Heaters '------ AT------ ED. POWERS’ Tho Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior kinds of stovea, the same as other dealers. Bnt the Garland is tbe acknowledged best. Full line of everything usually keft in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, .-Mn. WU» . <Til>«- Mr«. ttorw K Fenns. ft DIM! 1 | 2(J* *'n of WBlhm w arner, of Baltimore, wm arrested Friday charged with forgery. It Is alleged that i .?_.connecto*1 wlth B^tol in the n^iYi if*!?* elsewhere. Bristol having ilgued the name ••Tim Bush to tlie Wm. Hall note and Warner tbe name of “Jean Baah." Warner’s ex­ amination has been met for the 14th and he has given ball In the sum of S3WJ. lit' practically admits Um truth ot the charge' r°ffrr lhe BAMXF.R anil ) .\'e”k,y Iribnn’*- ^e tw>' papera! for 31.50 a year. Snescrite- now. This offer te open to old and new suto ribera of Hendrick, of Middleville, wm In the Ban.veil. , town Monday on business. Farmer*, before you dlsj-ose of yonr pouhtty It will be to your advantage to Mia. Joseph Rogs-ra. He buys poultry, and pay* the very highest price* for it Rememlier this. V :-G0 TO-: it (teorge Hudson, of Cloverdale, brought to this office some.fine hamplra of a new 'rY^°fu‘P.pk<Michigan Beauty, whleh he has bsm the first to promrate. They area natural fruit variety, larger and *“ ta.1 finer grain than tbe Northern Spy, and by far the handsomest apples we ever saw— welkdeacrvlng the name given them. They are deep red In color, rich flavor, and Mr. Hudson says they are m hardy and good WIMftfend.ta bearer* as the Northern Spy.. Mr. H. ought to have a fortune In tticsc apples. 5 . “ta"1 "• ta-1 ■uenre drelreu. ?tarUM » Uno cln for th,- bulla.,.. Ua wll be tauh uwrei are! bretoUlul. in find It at Arthie McCoy * furniture rooms. . rlltaa -—* icnoezTvu*. 1 ■* s"h’“i*.... ln property In the tanua Uk' .°' ""ta"*.—1« tZ . navecona sufficient number cf raii. to 10 Kt J“hn’- TheanL Monday Eve., Dec. 31. MUSIC BA’ LEE'S ORCHESTRA. , ’“tart ’»’*’** 8“"'«r• adjoining the South ' West ............. -- —--ton tonviue, Ooumbm Do., residence In HAsttngs. Farm all ■fc D. Cbamkh. •r->i <rf KM acres In Rutland. Parties must rrcoininend'd. Will rent with or withuam. Enquire ot NubrUte “* ■’i“hrt,fe«“ ta «• - ED. POWERS �MEAT! MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Bwstei in Testing. MAN SHOULD NOT LIVE BY VEGE­ Dbtmoit, Dec. 8—Yesterday •» a The Big Gun So Much Was Ex pecked of. PITTSBUP.G titled to $426,Profit- OAST 8TEEL NO GOOD. J the bot^r To air land, in rewalty to tbe United Peoria and Miami Indians in Indian territory, asking information as to an alleged abta lawsuit •I ma dtspoond to exclude vegetable*,' num-sr oottaga* at Huronia MimKKOOK. Mich., Den. &-Hackley& manufacture! by Tbo mm gun wa. wa* eharzed charged with onlr only thirtym. Tba six pounds of powder. This shot wa* fired all right, and iu effect wn* a geyser of mud an-1 vur’h, and a gpwnmoUon among thd dnslging vessel* to tb# tmy. ■ cliararter wn 1 c“rxa- , sluni'wr anyhow. Wthiaitw-.ii. the aged philanthropist Friday mad* public the dead and plan of the Will•v. U» MW -- ...... .J .... . ...... a certified copy of toe re tarn* on election* in “y uni1 -t™'1*. I°ur draft bore.w, north >260 tbe Urnevident luiUtution ho baa founded that state. lugalla, in calling attention to *“*’• thirteen hea l of fat catU«\ seven toe fart, Mked tbe tenata what he should do «**’. "«“l • lot of bog* A man who could with tl«e copy. Shannon moved that it be CO,HU'B • deed like that isn't—well, t*o Isn’t Jectol by Mr. Will referred to the election* oommittoo. remark- j «x*ctly civilissd. .iamsou i» tbe Penn­ tog that tbe proreeding wm in hl* optokm | A squad of twenty-five Oceola county sylvania company at hast extra constitutional Tbe pafsere ’ ritizans hava their ««.»• h. fari.««v Oregon with a view to the betterment of livre and greiiting anuuitH*. and to meat product* wax continued, a* was that Thegun weighed 10,610 pounds, was sixteeu fe*t long, and made of Benemor * ’ ELFVEN MILLION VOTERS. CiuCAUO, Dec. K-w-fa tbe following table official returns of the vote fur presidential tbo Repub* thfrty-ieveu state*, tho Democratic bv 457, SW, and tbo Prohibition vote by 98,333, while the Union Labxw party gave 30,444 leas for Htreeter thant-toe Groonback party did for Batter to 18SI Tbe loss on tbe com­ bined Labor vote wil bo somewhat lower Untied Labor part tor Cowdrey are made. The meeting of tbo ministerial nreeciatiou of the Laiumg M. E district was changed from Vermontville to Laqsiag on aecoimt of the previrience of diphtheria at tb« farm r day to Monday. At the areelon yesterday tbo invalid js-turiun apnrnpnation bill was re­ ported, ami also tbe Smalls-EBiott contest from Sqptb Carolina Tbo majority report gives tbo seat to Elliott, tbe silting member, the progrmnma while that of the minority declsrci Small* It is not ofteu^ihat a borre attempt*, the entitled to It. Tbe bill to incorporate to-Nicaragua Canal company was then taken up. An amendment was adopted provid­ cilued one at Lake Lindon and slid «p tlie ing that the Unital Btatei shall not .thing for^t distance of thirty frat **Ta. ani­ be committed to any liability on mal was ao badly hurt that II bid to le killed. vision shall bo printed upto every bond. The Un«ing Condensed Milk cotnjxny is Holman offered tbe aruendmeht Another about to establish a branch factory st Ster­ amendment by Bland was adopted provid­ ling, Illa Couldn't got lacteal fluid vaougb ing that tlie United States ressrvas tbo right nt borne to fill ita orders. --------.......... ulllu „uu i;i , ulatc tho tolls, etc. Still another was adoptrwo.ixi) worth of libel suite against Big; Rap­ lease Nicaragua from any of iu obligations without tbe consent of tbe United States was ' libel crop hasn’t return«l a rich barvntt this yaar. Judge Wing, a Monroe citizen, is writing which hour the sMsinn wm rusumej, ten a history of that county, and kuowa how to do a good job ft it, too. journmeut was taken to Monday. was 10.966.74!, against 0,965.997 tn 1K84, an THE ANNUAL MESSAGE. abend for GjO freight-care, with more The hop crop ot tbe itate u pan nit | io.ill Washixgtox Citt, Cleveland’s final rmxwage A Fino River woman, named Barrett, has tious on tbo gmatneM of tbe country and tbe •’ fled to Canada with an itinerant prewtier. duty of citizens, with a reassertion of hi* Tbo bereft husband takes tbe matter Ibiloposition ou the tariff. He asserts that a sophically and baa already applied for,a di­ vorce. this company Mr. WUfiatnsoa munum of tbe poor u bad, communism of tho rich is as baleful and that it would re­ sult in nn attack ou tbe citadel ot rule. Protection by customs dutiee i- a mockery THE SOLONS AT WORK. Wabhisotox Cmr, Dec. A—Tbo meeting ot tbe second seaeioo ot Uun Fiftieth oougreos ■ was a brief on, yesterday. Nothing wm Tbe president building up of local or individual iater-wta, nnd recites ' a number of cases to prove bls cbarge. Ho denounces “log rolling," and t cells upon eongree* to pay strict attention to public duties. it was ordered printed and referred to com­ I The message then refer* to foreign rnlaI tious, especially to tbe Beckville incident, mittee of tbe whole. WAMHIIO.TOK Citt. Dvc. A—The M-natfl1 justifying tbe action of the administration by members ot what they would do in tbe future, the most important of which wns by .... . -1 ___ u Hl. . bill sms introduced to establish a national health bureau, to fight infectious and oouto- np tbo Pacific railway Uli tiou to j A petition lhe boweir a M.llou* breath and mkay Indt s- rlbabte - - whleb twftrnt .complaint sin! SSnen^jrTO^oiw’tenVii^bHri^’ir perteettj secreted or 1* inHdire. t-.i 1 incnts necessary to tbe growth of tbe human body and to its maintenance in a slate of health. This cannot '* raid of'any one nrti- big meeting of tbo Short Horn Breed eociatlon ot tho stalo at Lansing on and 20. Reduced railway rates have boon secund on all Michigan rosda. A Mnncelonn * boot1st r-contly bagged n black fox, a “bird** that's rarely found in this state. A Benton Harbor dealer in wetgooda filled a customer a> full of budge that bi* Irartrau away, colliding with another vehicle nud in­ juring ita* driver. And now tbo injured party system consist* largely of fat. Thia substance turn shall bo properly nouriahat If a pcr- Boston Dry Goods ■ Store Funofajtrseare barjtalu*. “The IxMlthirst and stronpwtt Individuals, even, should eat u far greater pn-j-ortian of meat tiisn ot vagetabla foo»L ik-.-f should be taken as the standard twat. It ousweni every fmrp<a* of the system. Veal and pork tile country. Marr 4 jih« :irl. Marr A l>ufl are »-Wi>t ih-.t-ir nothing 1letter for the wouiutod • men than 12 and IS reaia, and they must I*indentured A COOL BANK ROBBER. •’A* notion has boon prevalent that many prisons injure tbeir digestion by rating too 1 much. Tbe fart is that most people in thia laud of abundant food aon't --at enough. I TiH-ro are more people killed every year by loading their stomach*. Fort Watxb, Ind; Dec. &—A well planned and neatly executed bank robbyry occurred in this city al 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon, whereby L Lauferty's bank vaults ware-relieved ol $2.<4M .The bank, MAny of these who Cloaks! Gloats' ■Gias! Im- cheaper than elsewhere. Children and v> Underwear! Underwear! Everything la this liar for clilidren. IwIJrs and genu. In white, grey and warl- Hosiery brain with- sufficient nourUhment to either most frequented part of tbe city. Tbo re;xir tbe damage it biw sustained nr io build owner, Mr. loiuferty, closed tbe bank about it up into a strong, Loalihy condition. People In this c-mdttivn usually suffer from nervous dy»;«iwix Tbeir atomachs are unahli to bank, prtsamably by means of a duplicate er * stock of I hr e good* and they *.< soma dueawi from digesting enough for th® the deficient r«n-ve power of the individual brnce, wbieb be inserted through a bole In by the gastric juice bocauec there is nouc or to currency. ’ The robbsr tbeu rauily’ Wl . * «n«ffickmt to bare any the bank, locked to. office-Ioor and walked ’“‘"Y , >“«1. iartcod of helping to renew tbe bodj, and the nervou.-. system with tbe I rest, ua-lcrgoe* fermentation, and the body I nnd brain it should nourish may starve. Th« tor lading children and gent- Dress Good tight of the country. Everything hire. facilities tor sHIinc are is-.eti tn*'■ r Tribune from Balumors ron xxnvors rramocux “Jfsrvuus individuals may derive all ths ctinta in thn county. Bv this McGinnis, Itep., has a majority in the/ Third cougrenslooal district of 29. Tbe mltter will tbe circuit court by Democrats. —,.u^uaj wnwltive etatu, to get it from the animal list cnfecdikd enfeebled kingdom than to compel tonir stomachs, intmttoos and p-mcreas to create reais starting from falbng can oftrq be cured by limiting them­ selves to a diet of milk alone for a time. An adult should take a pint for a meal and take Mark & Dm . venture which they call Friday • tires' itarziun bargains will not be Mid Thursday or fijturfa;. but Friday only. Marr & Duff. by Basking it soluble and seems to have a di- “With proper eating and drinking w» Default having iwen mode in the cmufitkins should hare fewer broken down, nervous jof Btartaln awngRe node and exrcute<i i>> Luthrr Wright (widower! to IVtvr Crost-j. sii-i wrecks nnd far more vigoreus intellect*. Tbe present human sjwci-w ennnot eliminate ll^MCMMwaai. MM. and recorded In ttiei-m<r of the Raglster 0! Deeds tn the (*»unt> <d Itarn flesh from ita food and amount to a row of and State of Mk-Ulz*"u"' ' March. IML at 2HAd'clock |>. ni. in llb>-r •< mortgage* on pngs M. Mid inortpui , where in life. Itisduetosomodiisorgaaization, Minkxafous, Minn., Dec. s. —Tbe direc- naut to Dre Moines. President Ham Morton's to aa^.1 Uo young than the middle aged, and femak-.. tnoro f A-queutly thu male* A nervous, sickly girl of nineteen wjjsH'Ut ,uu ituited her diet nity .damages. Salma Moon, a Bel la villa pioneer tlty of fruit and bread, with a pint of milk Kbe doesn't look Ilka tho same girl now. AU that absurd belief in a Strict vegetable diet has left her with her growth of strength and than half a century. Is dead. bouncing building boom in tbe sprit* of iflBO. give immigration ot pernicious foreigners cited aa a subject for tho attention of con­ gress. Upon finances he indorses tho treos* •’ los^op coining aiivar bond purvbnsna, sl­ dollars, and ■ ta soon becomes nervous and !irritable. If be ii « not :uuitnii&to enough fpod lo supply iu demand* his mind is sure to hcoms moneys received .the requiremeute of the nervous individual, from tbe principal as nutrititnis juicva to a great extent go into of the building fund mx»u or wild mruu the trust!- • ihair f. y, vp UAMSOS. I ‘’The flesh of wiki birds ia mnro tender and pttr- baM a laxly of land not axreading .KM more readily digested than that of domestic Piiiln li' pnin. or in either of tbe countnw of ones. This ia mx-ounted for by the greater Bwke, Dataware, Montgomery, in the state amount of eireviso they take, tbi-reby r- nnwof Pennsylvania, and erect Uierauii suitable ing tbeir flesh more rapidly nnd making it building-, board, teseband instruct ns many younger than time of birds which live a more pupils as, in the opinion of too trustees, tbe quiet life Thia is a suirgmtioe that might revenue ot tne endowment fund and other sources of Income provufs for, and furnish tho school with everything weeeasary to sn- aiico of youth. Fish of all kinds is g<*xi food biehbe is for tbe nervously inclined. Raw - eggs, con­ trary to gwtierai opinion, are not as digreta- out'Lewiston and Catbcrg wholly, and to are which ware referred. tinue in a normal condition of health. The ; first fdod taken by mau—milk—is strictly an . PURELY VEGETABLE its com|vaition gore, is an excellent ii-od for nervous perma« but it is not readily di- tie* nnv unting U> ll.6OT.UUU. He di- route-1. Tbe Choptank river oyster police sloop Eliza Hayward. Oapt. Bridges cumare thereby being deprived of their earnings • but large quantities will go by rail d the winter mouth* Lake abipmeuuL ---------------------------------... _ a — rasnder, was defeated*In liettle with tbe Marquette range aggregate nearly 64OUO.- dredger a off "Cook's poinL to the Choptank j river, and Iwat a retreat to Oxford where monopolies, combinations and ag?regations 000 tons for th. season ju*t eJowxl. That stalo cboetnut, the Charivari, i isn't »he now lies with forty-one rifle tail hoiss of capital wore regulated and re­ strained, while now fortuoes are realized by tboee who manip­ ulate labor which outrun {be imagination in IxiaU uinium.vwfuUy tried to surround and tbsir magnitude. Wealth and luxury minA villa that the peaky Engiith sparrowi *$nust rapture the Hayward go." A citizen of that town brought down not gained by industry and foresight, but by twenty-two <rf ’em at a single shot. the discrimination of the govarnmnnt in beGrand Rapids psrtlrs talk ot investing $100,(Mt) in a new Masonic {ample that shall taxation. Trusta, monopblire combinations , be worthy of tho push and progress <* tbo abound and trample UN citizen beneath »^oond city." i tbeir iron heoU. Corporations which should ; The latest advices from tho ZCalumot and tho original count in Charleston city. Alum This excessive taxation ia a breach of faith & ottrMmted to BlllowSt1 . digested It appears to be the natural food of human beings, it seems pcasible foreman shawl* in tlie same proportion. purj taxes collected at tbe customs bouses are paid Mich torn food is more untritinus to the nervous system an-1 to the burly gMieodly than vegetable. It 1*0 u—o adjonmcd. Charles Bochatein Mancnllona, cirrered Tbe structure la which tbe gun b-vi been powerful dy*i.«nio, just to get a< 4uiiuU-d pini-ed. and which was detnuirehod by the ex­ _po*«d of. no important a mend me oU being ploded gun, took fire, but the flames were made. Pending debate on amendments to soon extinguished. Tkiu breech ot lhe gun would. Butter propped a coiottiiuiioual amendnient people - -----------------op to several inches in front of the iron enlarging the preddentlal term to six year*, j Alma college opened up for bu-iu.w* one Tbe senate then adjoarmd twttfl Monday. year ago with tbirty-flra student.*. [Now Tbo house directed. ’Aju dark to drop Bel- she has 125, repreeeuttog four 'tale* and tween I3.0W and ff-.OOU. Tbo Pittsburg mout*e (of New ’fork) nuns from tbo roll, Canada, with more a-eoming. b. Th. rm-M. Wllltam™, I. _ld lo I. tb. ool, In Steel ctmipauy’i I'si is $3,300. Lieu!. A. M. Knight, of the navy, says the mjoogb w miHoot gun bunt simply bocaow too nietal could fjb*11*' llLL (’Ll Di—bi^-Pl^^PTl^lnn th.1 K.OJ eporud urf r,r.rrta>n4 U. bon» ' .Ijbbor. Tb., m .pu.ud by . ai.' 11.. .11,1 n,,f luJi.v, If |F. Ull adjourned until Monday. *nce of las* than four rode I*—-.,W.iunwT0» Citt. tt*. n-Tb. ,u-.. I..,,™. ,.„r supply allows eu-h InMarquette'* water »m. o- th. eon. *>rnt In U— d-^atrlM ymtonl., thU U» ' babMant. U, or M. .UrnllnM m Ua, ms perfectly mtbttod with /bou.«> adjourned Tbureday to Monday was Tbey ought to be able to keep dean. cauornia Col-rad-t _________ _ , etc.,) of stealing hl* ctock sn-l b-drMiws.. A SENSIBLE PHILANTHROPIST. tbe gun and dsmolisbe.1 like a paper box. IBM on'fire yesterday afternoon, and tbs flam-w spread w> rapidly tbal tbe fire department, ai-l-ti by two powerful- tugs, were unable to illbtait au forty-sight pound* ot powder. When il was touched off a showerbath of mud, boards, since AfaMleReioircefirilie Sick. skin has ceptinu of cereals and fruit, from the diet of Perba pi soiwbody’ay gtung to tcrinl IdiL but Grosvenor objected. Tbe bill to adjust accounts of government employes account. under tbo cight-bour law was debated with- . ------------- -------------- ,-----------------------------------out action. Fay.on reported * toll to quiet draix''IM ,tat town feel a little nervou* title to tbe Dm Moines river lands and asked 1 t”r"r A Jiickson citizen ncruvw bis wlfd (who ALONE. lowingoisualtise resulted: Badly,and po-wibly fatally injured—John Sceniou*. Mr* Mary Houk, Mire Mary Marehall, Mire Vina GniL Val*uc« being permitted to doh tbe grayao furniture. TABLES A Luther editor baa been putting hw roll­ er skating experienoe In print. It required cousidsrabln space to ptvperly express hh feeliugs. Another Luther pencil tXwher avers that there’s mighty close to ll.ftXJ re 1 road York to yuoenitown in March. HW7, show bo obtained tho information on tbestatemrot Inch in -lianwter was discovered on vaebuds which W| A good Englito divine, going to show ton ad­ vantage vf a life Uka oure to prefercuco to ooo like Metlmtelah, according to tho tradition. payal-le atmuahy from its dale. now, tberefevv. adld mortgiute Iwlr.u ilw p«)abM> end by which <1>-f.iu1l the power - t in said mortatac contained ba- b<v'i-i- -i awnnn WHUIUIU* aunurru »i-..> tars amt tbmy-Uirec rent* iM-if.-i'- a! to- -l -iof th Is.notice and noanlt or proceed inx* ■»< • 1 or tu equity having been nndltuted to rer- ' -1 the amount* due or any part ibercni. note■- - -. —...... >»- vlrtlte <> *' < in putsuanrv of the statutes Iu cw m and provided. 1 shall on Friday . the -i't •t-b bv ■ ,r * fi ,Sae -•! n'CiW'k In county of Barry and ttate of Mteblgau ittoj tIng toe place n! holdinx tbe clreuit court tor U’ county ot Barry, whare said preml*-*.ire nn:*'•d)sell MpUbflCBUttton ur vendue to th-; jjrSdfin'ttWjrtmhsi described la said•*>due ot> sain wortR.-cc with tbe Interest Meight pwoent. f.-r • u-.u" Ho apeaka feelingly of tbe death of Gan. all of • Bberidan, a*Us for education of toe Indians, --------was re-1 • ‘------------------ •-» law could b* peered that reasonable citizen* if con- lishing boundary lines between Alaska and British Columbia and Merino and tho United CKN»*y 01 narry ura v- ■ and described a* the raai par hittidred and to‘sores off the south «nsd frerttooal oua’ter . of section number eizbteen (is- In to»u- r number two tainorth of renirt eight (« w<*t. a mystery. at tho bastlie. way to Both. England. Clean sweeper, no doubt Moreland agriculturalist* are bathed Iu 200 000 bushel of onioos they rahvd this here Friday morning in which Rota-rt W||. 10,CW axxi 12,OCX', and tbo whole bttia wnnlH K. **____ ■ . .. J moon system Um> figures would swell enor- ton dynamite eoastdraiore, yesterday, John iielie, that It's weally lumber in which It started. tort toe bisu wind Wttt A. CHom, AU'y fur Mortgagee Jttattt hereby given that 1 shall aril P»‘SMtton.to tbo highest blddrr. . iM&day Of December. A. D. >w«. »> k'j tok to the formotni. at toe late rrei-l-'"-* • •• In tbs towu*bij> of Bijitiwur- 11. arcs, tn the »UUC of Mlrl-te • UlhariD JpaMed t" lur Smrr. A. D. te»s. to ▼»wy Dttigtung bavabwaita. any how." a certain u»ns >«‘ CUkr»u.L. AiMlnlKrsior. �Supplement to Hastings Bann *wuanua, ------------G. A. Mosey. Owen Lowdeo and Ulli, lh*t 'Ir J*dfwr will not keep .smith attended tbe district meeting of 1 XnihJreB’^sh l<mrpr’ w«»*er who EHuer Warner has h •>. G.T. lodge at Hartings last Monrf.vJ' ri, lUrky * am,rt’’d **«h rheumatism I* improving. II- E. Hendrick was In HustfagJlm at Jennie Lindsay i* home <m a short visit There will be a mieMonary meeting at business Monday. st this writing. Hardy Orr and wife have moved to tlieh 'lrK,?\,ck2‘ and S|M’ C^wnttend-^-fJrc7" । J? «»y* that bene the ch’i rcb W ettaneday. *»!«■« I»» -id 1,1. dfer mill to term. •■d the Lfchty-Thomas wedding at Hasting* p^ hHb^ra^h A'kn,in« . w|Wls spent a couple-of Hred Greenfield. last week. J”**?'“** «*“><■ haniera. Tbe wrddlnr wf9^BBd*y «cbnol will Uve a Christ- <lays in Kslanuuuo last wwk, . John ' kirns and wife »pent Thanksgiv C. H. VanAnnan, of your city, was ta town>Tneadny on legal buainM*. MaeT) 2’ °f GrBnd KapWh- *nd MIm lug with friend* iu Ptainwell. The Persimmon social held at Mr* d«T l’,,VLn»,ort Wc»* warded last ThureDanle Jtoyle is home for a visit Wc 1 ?iVrr? I*1"' Frl'i"y ’“'•'’"lug wa* an enjoy *’ sunni*. tte- attraction U n-K entirely in bl­ own home. h«- comes »o frequently. able affair. 11 *•" « '"“"I "> K-rm-kii S«x penam* were baj.tis.il Into the Bap I’mt Morw «„d win- .nd tUt church on Sunday last Mr. WrWl VMM nfed'M ta Cwltao PrletoM-dvIttr. the newly married eoupte. the vlctiifi* heRrv. Fish will preach at tbe chapel on Sunday. tag Fred Smith and bride. ‘ Isaac Weeks visited friend* fa (Mess* Monday and Tue»<lsy evening*. Mrs. More Nevins, of Hartings, was Ik D. Smith ia expected !i >tn<- from Kan­ l*st week. lhe gue„t of Mrs. R. T. French last Friday j 11 R. Hay nee and 11. L. Tobias Were in sas soon. Beautiful weatlier for winter, and long amt Saturday. Hattie Grbek last werk. may It continue. Guy Man »« re»dlnK |,w «,h e^a, . Hook A French hare gm ibeir sdw mill d ctor. Dy. haylm, of F reopen, who will A Hendrick. .. A , ----- T —nai-rt up at Mr. Tobias' and ready for busi­ tinne thi« week. occupy the Riin-tnp tmildiug. ( has. Norlhrup, of Morgan, wa* In town The ladies aid euciety of the M. E. ctmnffi fast week. ’ Powe}:, of Rutland, is working will have, a baxaar In the «. T. hall Satur­ Tip- K. of P. Icalgv expert tn hold a Fin. weather as ever was seen this timek T«>blB'« thia winter. day afternoon and evening. All sorts of ** rie* of itaiu**** the . coming winter The of year. desirable things fur sale. . • first will be belli next Friday evening. M. Skillnwn not! wife «|>ent Satunlav I Bom. to Henry Wright and wife. Dec. Missionary turetbig at J. W. Briggi.: H. E. Hendrick and wife, aud Mr*. A. W ‘r in Augirau. 1>L a girl. Wedncaday. M P'i'.nrtn and fatuHy attended tbe goth i. »’t ^'rd J" rtoinlf a thriving tmsinera S'ltm- of lhe young hopefvls of our to<n ;.nnrieraary of the marriage of Mr. and ill his barber shop. found themselves mktakrn in tin- idea Ural Mr*. A. Rmsey fast Satuniay evening. Our show h.-re last week was Wrlj alAl Ducter. ot Caledonia, and Lewis they cqqM run tb£ school, teaeber ineludThe star society nf tbe Bapti-t elnirch tended. S nltb made friends at thl» place many «!. lurat week the school officer* xittled will hold a literary wwial at their roum> A. I'. Ixsinant attendd the wrestllnx t narant calls last week. The former pure that hash pretty rapidly. . b xt F ri lay evening. After (la-.-ntertam- urateh at Harting*. Vimrlie Ruggles bad the mbfortunc to dissed quite a large quantity of furs from tnunt a ton *vnt supper will be served. Frank Norwood aad family lune a valuable mure last night. 1 ret hands. M. C. llawyard Ira* puretauwd ahold at Stfnuel William.*' Sunday , a vfallal at The funeral of -Mr*. Tfawa U held at the H. liarlier. of Kahiniaxoo, called on Nashville where he will remove with his Wm. Brattle * family tnovffi fata town ,-Cortrigbt and otter friends, braidcs M F. ch.trch tbl» nfu-rumui. Sin- ha* family in a short Hmr. last wt*ek Friday, and at present an- occu­ .1 eetfag _ his — ronner patron* -u ,_ iiecu a iivlpirea anil patient mtffertr fur a ”7 many of am' <»tir former townsman. Frank Hopper, pying part <ff Mr. Ix-uard’* house. , , faltolars who attended hl-* school several long time. wa-in town the first of the week. J. J. lAwier and wife Sumfayed wltli G. j «n since. Our population ieim-n-a-lng. Another Th*- rale of Loomis A Co. U> i>ean A Co., X. Scudder. Mn* David Piper, agr.l 5U y car*, dinl daoghtet -at Dr. Hyde’s: a mhi at Ed. of ( hieago. wa- decland off last Saturday. IL T. F. D*d,l* went to Wondfaqd Mon­ i lite atikblenly on the 7lh. of apoplexy. Wilkinsonamt one at Andy Havens. and Ld.mis A Co. are again in charge of day to are about bulliltog amlll and fininMrs. Johnnie Cairo* I* <>n tie- »ick Hat. J er funeral ncrv|**e* wn* held at tfa- Wratlie store.1 ,lng a stock company. 1 .van chun-b on th* trth. Rev. Albertson Mr IxHmiJ* and wife >-ft last Satuniay A. P. lo-onanl t« <m th*, rood conrracUng • tidating. Mr-. P. leave* a litisteud. two f* i Vennuntv Hie, whare Uray were callctl fi.mr tor IL T. F. Dodd* A <’»* John W. Hathaway is now ttu- happiest i >n* and a daughter to in-mrn her loss. , '._• th- death of Mr. Loomis'* mother. .Win. Campbell, an cnu*n>ri*lng yanng man in town. It is n nice girl at bi* house. -Mrs. Geo. Irving I* quite sick. ’ M. S. Keeler, who ha* ta*en on the siek man of Hup . fa going Wortc ,„r Mm. SolouMHi iaiwrencv I- reported on have rented n*un* in D. IL Kilpatrick'* A Evans and b arn tte- tinne*. *s tradn t >e sick list ’ . til-residence, and are now ready tn <1<> ail A. — Mantle Iiave innr their . -...........»nd Wm Nfabofa na\r kind* of dtr*snuk‘ng and sewlitg. ’ tarn putvhawd the Gillett hew blacksmith shop mupleted and an­ : tbe. Pnq*- . on____ _____________________ Hie w«*t side for fil.suo. doing • firat-ela** hn-im-s* Mrs. Chas, (.’olllna tell down tbe cellar a tirst-efa-* hu-in**** Mrs. J. G. HIslpip entertained the ladies A. and E. Bergey, or Caledonia, were in G. A. Mantle nnd Wm. Camplsdl -pent I trrary society on th** filhand n-|»irt an rn- w <y ut Ira Jordan's nnr day last week und town Tuesday on Luxlnms. k ; >yable time. Sunday with Cellar Creek friends. Report rays that Ed. Bls»d and A. G. -'silas Dirketeom of Hope, ha- purelrased it lot of M PcumM'k and is gofag to creel a < urtright nre pi -ureve*! John Sh-un in the large irtfe k »tere then>>n the aiming from yuur rolumtr* a bmg time, hot w< spring. Tta* bfaldlng will b-.* ±Jx«W. J. f. Stineheomb has appealed hfa »uli I iture: Mr. Shran pr> paring t.» quit the with John Howe to tin- circuit court. We wmi<f»r if Clovenlale thinks our •fohn Velte 1- preparing ui keep hou.se ^>n Will. town grow* any? B«-rore •h'etfon youru>h;mnso full The <irawin^-(>f F. J, Norwood's d .iiblc Mr*. W. T. -Barber entertain d A-a rveral of <mr young men are keeping barrel fireech loading siwggun took place 1 niiwh-s and wife, of Kahutuuo>>. Stiti-lay h»pi»« ninzx we were glail to remain vlleut. < i their return fr»nii the funeral of Mrx E. II. I to wen A ."Min are repairing Uirir If you want a nice nutter just call on nt li. removing tin* upright raw and puti Mr*. SaphroniA Winter*, of Kulauraroo. Gen. Carpenter and hr will m'II you one cheap. 1 ting in n-dmifar and slat saw. an- grading ami keeping tiirlr arctkin In i adr a fri- -u<tly rail on friend* about the 1. N. Hutdmrd’s h»*M- will l«* completed tin* t» -t repair of any section your wire < i>m*-r» <*u Saturday. ✓ tills w.-ek. ' Edward Knowles, of Howard City, made pondait has am anywhere almig tlie line. pmlxbly you can get mudc inf, must Ion out Griffith A Walbricht are building a feed Samuel E. IJainl wa- In town Sundsy I - uncle < i. P. Knowles a vi»i; uti Salurof our deputy Sheriff. and picket saw mill <>* tertian so. visiting friends. Iw-wls Christian and wife have* gone to • Mr. Hurt Is painting C. H. liir.v?**’. new Mr*. Herbert Harm • !> «n llie'slrk l»«t. Ohio to »|a-nd the winter on aceduut of hiboora. . I it i* not cunsldrrvd dangerous. Di. Plenum fa recorering fr*m hi* recent’ . Mt». Geo. Panuclee ha* been Maying Mr*, t'lnr* Barber rmubiurd p!ea*>tre wife’s poor health. Al. bingmau. the IL H. mntractor. wa» illne*.. ' . \ i ith buslm *. nnd pa**>-d a portluu of la*t here <>n Saturday la«k amljiaid out several Janie Allege**, ot Altegao » **.. Is gpend' rrk with Kalamazoo friends. hundred tlollar- lo the uwn who worked un ing a few weeks with J. W.‘ Brigg*. tbe railroad lirtweii here and Hastings. Cha*. Miingeroon bo* gone .to work on A special jH-jistmi cointni»«i«tMT w*» tbe gratin in Grand Rapids. s Finch was In Grand Rapid* last Keek. here last week looking Up tbeclnuns of ,K. fine weather we arc having these dliy*. Mr*. <>. A; Cmpentrr hiw returned’from M. sw..-t wa- In Frecixirt SaUirday. Bayha. Z. Myeni audit. B. Kilpatrick. Farmer* arc busy (frying th*-lr fall pk»wst< plrnn Schantz has in Grand Kapideon Fred Alexander, and found them s«> .sadly J. Herrington ha- bis house u-.iriy com- Tu« mIuv last v> purchase liolniay goods. Mt's flora Fuller started for Waahing- afflicted. They have many warm friend* IrUef ami nitl noon move into the yur, 11 any line tia» lo*t a' lantern they can n territory last wvefi. here Aho wen- grieved to iirarot tlieir lues. «dl on Mr. Euper prove property and take Mr and Mrs. W. W. El-vubood rejoice •John Pumfrcy and w;fewent toHa»tit>gn tin -aine. Tuesday. ( bn*, t'ouil* was bi the Rapid* fast week. Mrs. J. Hofer hht Kalaniaxoo attending F. D. Tarlton, ut Lowell, was ta town her mother during a srvere attack of sickfoster si-son and family spent Saturday } iturday. and Sunday with .l.cMi Odell's people. X. G. King return«*d*to Freeport Wedtiro. Van Arman buried a child about one BrnriMii went to Fraepart l«ut Sunday to r sMlay. year old on Turaday. . see Uiuir an k iwMtt, Mrs. Mike Roitsn. John Geiger returned tr.au, Grand Rapids .mvi .,.Iohn>-n. Mn„„IU „ m, lived ............. Mr-. M Daniel who on the Albert Shively is trt>orte<i un the wick I -t luewlsy where h«- has l>rcn working ^out!. that lw ha* got a ten poumi girt* up to his town line, wa- buried Tuesday. She lt»t. t e past summer. was over yearsmd. ited at C. Sava cool's Taylor Daniel returned from Ohio fast E. Andrevre wifi occupy the rooms mw Mr. Merrill was in town Monday to wivit. He Iras lieen (ng**:'*! wiling tbe last Sunday. r Rurkjd’s office thU winter. <cure lur HM M,% u the. „ right of, w way of Mr. Srhwnrtz, „ aa , i..iU*d relative* at Kelly wale-* in that state. ZellaO Dell, of (.ailion f enter, was »l»lt- ,||ry evja-ct to g<* to work again, and work We are infimord that John- Wallace Freeport last Saturday and Sunday. i g at FoBter SImoo’s wvrrai days last n,IrtjL Friend* and relatives.uf A. F. Fau-i y v ruk. who tw» ism affltatrU with consumption for ti'-arly tbn-e yrara I* gaining. His and wife surprised ttivtn last Saturday Rev. Virfan lectured on a-troiiomy fast ltann*ld. evening with an *-asy chair und a wt of \ cdncMfar rveninjf at tin* nuigregsHonal many Mebds will b»- glad to hear ibis. Henry Tutbrick hx« returned from Un i<wi* und Ida Mowery, of Irving. Sun- »Uwr knives and f>«rX< A pletnatH tune <■ lurch. rn <ti wood*. reported. <faved with'Taytor Daniel- and family. The handle factory Is faying Idle at vM_nl The Uanfteld people have concluded to We understand that Helle BreniMtn is Many of ills* Myrtle Oddi's schoolmate* .M,,,’ V.rp., « «hj “SiSSEg' S’bmm vm> .kk bul I. invaded her liomc Saturday night to sur- home again. F. N. Ickrs has quite frequent rails to I A H. coach last Saltinlay rvenipg. and 2**“" .*?**;•' t<U<- tier. Everybody had a good time and Hastiiigt. Hnsineu* of course. a out ten o’clock several met: ran it from di went away feclttig trappy. Bert Eish* i» improvfag slowly. C. Bronson ha* eoiuuwurrei to catch tie north side frarl down to the elevator Deter Covert and wife, of Hasting*, was t »ck. * Ig this jdace onr day last work. - those chap* that »tole tbe onion*. mon to a large waigretatinn fast Sunday. F. Cuaday is buying veal calves and Last Saturday fawntag an attempt was ’ Overton* Odell Is doing a ttar Job iu hi* Frtyer faceting in the evening held by Site to blow up the railroad liritlge. but road district ta tbe way of hauling gravel shipping tliem to Grand-RapMs. Mr. Brunney wu» well attcnde.1. D. Falconer did ww nunmn work for le damage was done. ’ , on the road*. The town-hip treasurer meet* at Mr James Godfrey went to Mason oounty Ml** Zeil* (Mell, who has been visiting Frank Scolqj, ., »..k »•u»- V2Ir, o.) m .., .m. Rumor has il that J. L. i< ke- and wife list week to visit hi{ sister who & sick. Freeport friends for the post week, ro>,. l>?.„,,l,„ W,»l,,,| ,l.Hn.nUrom.( 'S,'^ TSI“X3^MMwn *e autiripal*’ spending the holidays in Canada. tunird honif Saturday. Hattie Scott u woralag for Mr. Handy. r ad bed between the bridge aud saw mill. Dill Cain rntertaiaied company frgni iuviug tbe measlro. al.il lias several men moving ties. me. <>f Ha*tings. WQUARTERS FOR------ let© line of boots and shoes, which we will ?ap. We carry a complete line of ros. and Robinson & irtenshaw Shoes, •pat (goat welts). In fact everything that is and good in quality. All goods- marked ‘‘.One Price to AU, • Is our motto. we carry the Whitney. less marked Whitney on sole. We hear of selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros. < i & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell s they know they are & good make; but ler can get any of the above mentioned ER SHOE CO Uce Boot \ind Shoe Dealers. 'FMAN BROS ----- SELL----- ER’S HARDWARE 'ill be glad to quote prices. orcross Furnaces ting scores of houses in Barry county, with iction.. We make them and guarantee their leassd to give estimates or quote prices. STOVES. l our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Quratlon of Half ■ Century. '•My History of the United Rtateaf reput'd George Bancroft, plesaantly. to the interviewing reporter; “it i» get Ung along admirably, i havo now brought it down to within 100 years of tbe present time. I shall complete that work,” said Mr. Bancroft, aaalook of determination ajmrnn. Try II. settled on bis venerable face, “if it takes Diphtheria at Ovid; two fatal canes rv- me fifty years yet!”—Chicago Tribun*. portetL hetottc, raid an American -t.iirsinan Ills a tart, f'siablljheil by the testtlaoiiy m Uiousands <4 people, that lioodl Bar i.s|iaril! s does cure scrofula, rail rtieum and other di*c*M« ordtertlou* artMue from Impure state or low condition of the blixfa. It alto llii bible aaya, "sum la fearfully and ••I neo that a portrait of Burns, painted wonderfully made." Bui physiologist* ail by Babeus, sold in Toronto tbe other day cmicwle that the moat wonderful portion for oulr $8." said tbo literary editor. of man Is tbe nervous system. In it are • I call that low down mean." said the located th<- seats of life and mind, ami the sporting editor, 06 he brought his Cst control of tho bodily organ*. When the down on the table. •There ain’t a chap nerve* nre destroyed. tbe part Is jiaralyxcd. ta tbo whole blamed League that can bold The flesh, blood and bones un1 nothing to a candle to Buras on third!"— Chicago IL Derangements of the brain or nerve* Tribune. • nre the causes of headache. fits, dizziness, Coal.1 Glr. Jo- Milter Points. fluttering of the heart. textual weakness. Not vrrv Jong ago a Kau.'m City gea-t. A free trial bottle of Dr. Miles’ Ner- Ueman was glancing over a fac simile copy vitie-dhA latrwt and most successful! cure, of Jo* Miliar’s “Joke Book"<tbe wit’s vade for all :luw dlseaani. may be had at W. H. nrecuml. "Why, tbasc.” raid be pres­ ently, ••these are all chestnuts v,e'ro Goody ear's drug store. got a teller out ta our town that tells Twenty dwellings Iiave been erected In Saaa foal vara* a great deal tetter than thte man Miller doas.’’—Chicago News. Durand since August 15. . And the colder winter weather are now rapidly approaching. The Joyful season 1-eagerly anticipated by young folks In thousands of bourns: but In nearly all there srvmieormorr older one* to whom the "»id waves and the storm.* mean renewed xutferlng from rheumatic back or limbs, it is not claimed that Hood’s Sarsaparilla i* a po*lUve specific for rheumatism; ww doubt if there is or can be *nch a remedy. But Uw remakablr *ua*w Hood's Sarsa­ parilla hae had iu curing this aStrtion Is sufficient reason for timoe who are suffer­ ing to try this pecuiar medicine. “Dvr Hausfreund." (Tbe House Friend) Drawing Horn** Cars la ChllL Drawing room care from tbe United States a.though a Kuokiug cittaau* of Birmingham, und askto Govsrnor Soay to imnwdUtaly relieve him of his duties aa sheriff. Another petition, aide by ride, a principal tngfaway. of otw of the victims of Saturday night'* affray. Th* lengthy pro cession was beaded by a bra** hand playing solemn dirgps. TIm portoftlo* building is draoa I In ineurnlng. . . . ,___ L » — -.1------ looked (or hourly white tbe Urlke lasts The Huffman Bros, bloody struggle. The disarming ol both aids* con ouly be accompli*bed by tbo gov­ ernor placing tba town under martiel law. Saturday night ths eiorebouaee of Ixxrmb Fine New Stock JUST RECEIVED the disturbance among Um * tn ken at that During tbealUniooe tbe rumor became wideeprMd that l.&OO miner* from PraU miuee, about fiva.iuite* from Birmingham, would, After d-rfc, mare* to tbe city, armed was Mjwted, amaull U>» soldtera and with dynamite bfaw to atom* tte >lt Tnat roeb would b» attempted wa. »x|w*t» ’ tte military, though a suoomsI ul Sheriff Smith aay»: moot left thia city for Bevier this morning. FATALITY AT A REFINERY. Find lav, O, says WLUam Lightfoot, aa em­ ploye of tbe PoerUee Raflaing twtnpany. Containing the latest and best patterns of DRY GOODS AND* DRESS GOODS AT------ Julius Russell’s. Sec his stock of new styles in nry big wash WIL-Merchant Travafar. MILLINERY GOODS. �(extract of flax) Skiu Cure ;s *I*tior to an tv“ Tu He Stopped fc Mob. i A 6ou,h'rn Sh"'W Who Kept H'« Official O-th. HEADQUARTERS S- , BUT WITH DEPLORABLE BESULTB, •~«lK«r. -I" low cm 1. . rtte,. ;---------Ten CIUjmub a-.ktv th- ------ FOB—- _____ot, BOOTS AND SHOES «?"T” """»*»«• -au aggravated easi. nf i> I ------ ----। riin,BnuttNim^t, Ala., Ltec. Ib.-An att-rapt «« «“ «n« <*• -»r.I t ou, and am now. after a few weeks, entbi'ly ^tyyd.’' IMpUkm (cxtra.-t of tlaxi Catarrh Lure will do all that L« claimed fur tree ’■ ”w-u- i S Aver’* Sarxaitetttu t- .. , «£u ara i.xsr.X'! guard and advanced THE CHARGE AGAINST HAWES. down T«a>uty-dnc ».s dalod «»*• "1 ’ill count torre, r*u',UM in lh* ,U<J *’ w‘n If the chUdn-e. have fever and chtlta. ! 1,8 countw.1 three, and the crowd full hoc* us-- Cobb’* LitUe ISriophUu PHI-.. W. H. I * it«k but th* antboritto did give tba Goodyear. j order to fire. This ww-mwi t > make the mob j ;E \jEWERiS OF OLD HONESTY TOBACCO -L S00|< Fij-iD I] •_ rs lojmge^, tasjes ot., « u. e.,k Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, railroad 1 fort long n d twenty widw ltd te Um only Zc bimi Rice and wifi- celebrated their ! u golden wedding « SI. Joseph. ' " b«o too crowd rwacued tba mouth of Um ... . \ ■ i **bjr, Shanff Huuth from the jail warred “r d wlth Hill’s I to “*nJ back lima and Uma again. W^ i?yru’’' No cure- “« P*> ll" to «*t» to krep Ifcek as th»y wvuh " H' | to fired on if tWy adva.’cwl f unbar. South Bay f’ity has a new hospital tliat । will areouimudate .4) indents. convent in ku-w ibe Montgomery. Those who ! Haw.. family twhered «~“‘*d five, white tte. mob !,««<< and to advance Then lb. rbich was returned by Dore your child stiffer from worms? Try I ”lir> Hill ’s rrerirvs rrcrii vA Worm Snroifir. Specific. N.. No cure ho pay. W. H. Goodyear. V\ e have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. All goods marked ' in plain figures. t One Price to AIP\ In Atlanta. Is our motto. For heavy boots we carry the Ineiiriate* <m the increase at Owcmso. Hill’s SamafwHla b the most sucrewful mnilclne before the public for purifing the blood. W. H. Goodyear. . • uETER THA}N OJ^E^ T0- 3 ' SOE, AND WILL pLE^SE r I ’ “One Sunday morning Gen. Gnu* wm 1 tnv ralterr h,> K..1 ... ... __ shows that three roeu were instantly killed, seven fatally wounded, andtbirtv tuoro or Ire*, wriously injured. Tbe Im of the two former in detail is as follows: op * ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. AND INSIST ON GETTING IT. Ev'Efjy pudG SJAqpED LI^E net ho-Mr. Cincinnati, during the dark day* of thn war TC-I1 tk.-------- ,___ . - zyBovfc cdJ*. . M FiXZER A PROS., Louisville, Ky. ,k_ . . "0 arose to go into C tiariM Jenkins. and----- Branded. • Bramlett. °P^at,cK r<’om 1 ooUced “ l“dT •tending I Woumtat renouslv—Lawrence Fitriiugb. at tho bead of thn Stain. an. I n . -.I——-I k„_ I u . n r ir ar__._____ . ’ —-----■ WOT enforced ou •verythmg. But there she stood waiting apparently. She was iKjady, that was to be *ecu: there wo . uf tbe !!«»« cottage. Following up tbe ROWER 'a* hurt. up tbe jail with One Price Boot and Shoe Deadety. crushed In Uy HntF'.-Sly. the iNth din of January. A. D.ltuv.at ten - »:k tn tb« fun-u-xni, at the north front ir.stae tx-ioar tbe p'..->re for holdlns the eir■tri to- said county <>f Barrv, the tonoafu< --.irop»rtv. to-wit: Tbe undirldec • -urths of the fuUowtnt dewribod parer ------- - - ------- — • wuwmdu nnuiHi iDuoo cvuil.T-1 UX-r* pu ked up toe cigar tout Gen. Grant had laid ; Through it all Haw« .ppoared indifferent down aiwl n-fllt*lfl. •> ei __ .... ... souvenir of him. had stationed tornelt there h.r tomplxluani vf Mlchlrm. I’outity «f Barry--**. > -—siun-of the Probate Court for the tt of Barry , hoiden at th* Probate Office it: ■•! Hx«tiaK« In said county, an l-’ri■ ■'•th d*v of N- -.ei.:t>r. tn the year one i t rl.'ht naodred and «ix-nty-eUhl., - ' Wm W.CUc. Juu'xeof Probate. ■: -. matter of the eMat* of Emma Bolton. Wbat did you think while tbe shooting • I .aid another persons Interested to sai.l ..,?•? required io -'iptyar at a icsdon at •tun thro to te bold-a st tbe Probare ‘.beetty of Ha*ttnss. in «ahl nountv. ri* mu-w. itanv there be, why fhepravrr I -'iri-merinay not beirmnted. And ft Is mates that from them alone ot er 53.UU0,- farm of rain, or over T,OOO.IM),OUO cubic yards a day—-quite enough." ho says, "to produce a g«*l rainfall" every twenty-four hours. EauniaUtig the number of other nou-cuatlt'tiRing engimi Ui Ute at eight timeu tho number of ite.-omouvre, the total vapor th» projected into the air every week iu tots country arr ouats to over ITO.OOO.OOMKIO cubic yards.—Public Op.nion ■ Tbe Quincy railroad had ita inception in 1KJ5, through a fietitiou fora charter from tbe prolific quarries of that town to tide water. Tbo story of its building and its rare has Ixeu often told, anti iu ncurd is in •very home cyclopedia. There is nothing further to note of iu origin ipyoud the fact that tho late Gndlry Bryant, father of Grid- Boston capitalist. - t of Vild iwutton. and the hearing crept ny c.iusine :»copy of this order to be ■lied in tin- Hastings Bankkr. a nowspa-i ti-d and rlreubted In snW count} of orntral divulun of pcrhnps urn* tnil«* of the origiital roadlMxl being utilised on a part of the Gram to branch of tbe Old Colony rail­ road. —Boston Transcript. -orth a i-..''imn ot rhetoric. »ald an American uui II tea fact, established bv the tesu• ' t!i >u«ainl» of people, that Hood’s Sar iparlibdort cure .*cn>fula, salt rheum and im-r-l atrs or Mbetiotu) ari«lut fromiaiimre .. i"w condition of th- blood. It also •■rroffli- ihat tired feeling, creates a Rood m>­ . .<n<l gives strength to even- |mrt of the ‘ -i • Trj It. I’iphtherfa at Ovid: two fatal camwre- lli.i bibfe say*, "man in fearfully and - ’udt rfully made." But physlokiglAis all • •iie^lc tliat the moat wonderful jK>rtlon •»1 i-un t» the nervoui* system. In it\are i-'-aied the .scaU of life and mind, and lhe <outn»! of the iKMllIy omni. When ti»e :ienv« nre d.-Mtroyed, the part in paralyzed- Tlwt flesh, blood and bone* nre nothing to Ik ib-rangvineirts of the brain or nerves ire the cause* of headache, flto, dizziness. dutteriBf of the heart, aextual weakness. ;levp|«%..IMM, nruralgia, raid hands and A free trial bottle of Dr. Mites’ Ner‘bii-. -tho latest and most successful! cure fur all three dlM-asea. may be had at W. H. Goodyear's drag store. , Twenty dwellings have tieen erected in Durand sinre August 15. ' Only a Qufatlon of Half a Century. “Mv Undcry of the United States!* replied C^orge Bancroft, pleaaantly. to tho interSriewiDg reporter; “It I* getting along admirably. I have now brought it down to within 100 year* of Alm. present time. I fhall complete that work." said Mr. Bancroft, as a look of detennlnatioa settled on hb venerable face, “if it takes me fifty years yet!' —Chicago Tribune. ••I seo that a portrait of Bum:-, pointed by Rubens, sold in Toronto the other day for onlv $3,'* said tho literary editor. -I call that low down mean," said tho sporting editor, ns he brought hi* fist down on tho table. "There ain’t a chan iu tho whole blamed League that cm hold a candlo to Burna on third!’’—Chicago THbuue. wm thought of. Talk of lynching A FRENZIED COMMUNITY. Marshal Packard to thoroughly protect the I ' I i | j I XoSHVtixK, Tenn., Doc. 10.—A vpecial to Tbo American from 'Binniughim, Ala., anjn Yortorday and liml night the city was a military unca npinent. Civil autooriUes practically stopj»-d down and out and Col. Tom JttoM, of Monlgo«n«ry. with thirteen military cumponiM in ataoiuwly in charge of affair*. Th. jail is guarded by state trojps wim picket lines extended several .•quaro* in frowns the countenance ot a Gatling gun. Mounted »route arv;«->nl out of tho city, and at regular interval* acquaint Col Jones with tbe condition of tbe public mind and and very liltte oratorical pyrotechnics could rea lly organ ten a mob wbaw sotemn duty would bo declared to be to avenge tbe “murder" of the popular Throckmorton and aud they surrounded tho jail, armed with Winchester rifles Ou which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces hinmlf to Im a widower with hut one child. bum length the aawliou that Sheriff Smite bad “butchered in cold blood" s-'xne of tbe beet citixeus of Birmingham, nnd asked Governor Seay to immediuely relieve him ot hts duties m sheriff. Another petition. side by side, a principal highway, of one of the victims of Saturday night’s affray. Tbe lengthy pro rmaiou was beaded by a brass band playing snteran dirgee. Tbe postofficn building is drape I in mourning. warrantor th* arrest at Sheriff Smith and b» deputie* on the cbarg» of luurdsr. Thia was eerred by the coroner, who found Smith in the jail, and tbu coroner himself took charge of tbe jail During the ulternoon tbe rumor became widespread that !.«« ftom Pr“U miuea, about five iniiw from Birmingham, . . .. .... - - Am .K— eutly, “these are all chestnuts. We re got n feller out in our town that t«Ua three fool vara* a great deal bettor than this man Miller does."—Chicago New*. Philadelphia Call. was expe-ted, awuiull tbe soldier* and with dynamite blow to atom* the JalL Test such would bs attempted wa* expected even by tL< military, th '.-ugh a successful fi'te" w“ Sheriff Smith says: BUILDER’S HARDWARE Pettis, daughter of Col. Pettis, of Atlanta, Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or qtfote prices. THE BEVIER REIGN OF TERROR. little hope otiterteiiusi hare that tbe dis­ turbance* arising out c-f Ibo rerent strike looked fur hourly while ibb strike lasu Tho sheriff is unable to secure n sufflcient force bloody struggle. The disarming of both sides cau only bo accomplished by the gov­ ernor placing tbe town under martial law. Saturday night thn storehouses of Loomis evening nnd ordered out the militia to quell tbe disturbance among tbe strikers at that STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman Bros, Fine. New Stock JUST RECEIVED • Containing the latest and best patterns of FATALITY AT A REFINERY. __________ Not very long ago a Kau.-as Qty gen* tieman wm glancing over a fac simile copy of Jde Miller's -Juke Book "-The wit’* vado Leumi ”Wby. thene," aUd U pre. And the colder winter weather are now rapidly -ippniaching. The Joyful season . Drawing room cars from the United States • asgrrly anticipated by young folk* In have been placed on the Chilian railway be tliousaixls or homes', but In nearly all there tween Valparaiso and Santiago. It is found are one or more older ones to whom the to be very difficult to prevent pomcngiTS ■ '-Id waves and the storms mean renewed from smoking in thrmv a. though a smoking 'Offering from rheumatic back or limbs. ii b nut claimed that Hood’s Sarsaparilla [Is Favor. it iwdtlv* .Mjiedflc for rheumatiMn; we |l-'"bt If there Is or ran be attch a remedy. Hu: the remakable. suerern, Hood’s fiarsavery big wash blU.-Mcrchant Traveler. 1 'nils has had In curing this affection Is ''iflirlent reason for those who are suffer­ ing to try this peen!ar medicine. ‘•Iii-r llausfreoiid.” (Tbe House Frknd) a new paper nt Ann Arter. HUFFMAN BROS menu subject r- .idltur and filing tbe petition, duly veri>’f FJmer Hollon. hii-.t.;y)< of *al<i deceased ’•■.loner - r »orae -slher toil table per*uu. >i-on it I- ordered, that Thursday, the ' ItrernOer. A. l>. i»W.at ten ••'clock ts» mother's Lody was found, and the lake will bcvdrsincd. - nothing not innocrat county, Nlehlranl our rods to a sUke -ul -. iheocceMt on tbe •ptarter line to quarter post brtween section e'eut and nine twenty rod- tnecen *-uth to the section eorner—the :■’* <- b-u:ltttunk-containii>K twenty acre* of lanl The -t'd drecribed land Is to be sold -. -t the life rotate <4 >srah Cook. ■ I'l'eJTU-Utut*. 3lleb.. I«ceemt>er il. ISM. None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros. • and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make; but no other dealer can get any of the above mentioned brands. CixvtLAND, O., Doe K—A Spacial from Flodlav, O-, says Widiom Lightfoot, an «mployo of tbo Paerlote Refining company, white cteanlug a .till, was or.rcoma by gas and toll fare downward into a pool of oil. Kpbrlam Woirick, who waul to fata aosiatonce, also fall a victim to the noxioM vapor, PbU O-Ccnttell, a third man .xpsriauood too DRY GOODS AND- DRESS GOODS ------ AT------ O’ConaaU will r*»v»T. Tbs first t families in destitute circumstances. of statehood for tote territory rreoluMore wore ado;>tad ta v or lug di vision on toe sevanto • J i_ ... nF fha Jultus Russell’s. See his stock of new styles in similar atate>tioa for North MILLINERY GOODS. �The Greatest Day of the Season ------------------------------ AT----- :--------- ---------------- Goodyear & Barnes’. EVERYBODY MUST VISIT OUR STORE UPON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15. For 'We 'Will Sell 1,000 YARDS OF THE BEST STANDARD PRINTS 34 018. per Yard. 10 Barrells of Our BEST Crackers--10 -A.1 44 Ota. per Found. —' ...... In addition we will give to every purchasers of 10 cents or more, One Bar Famous Jaxon Soap. --- 1 1 ) ’ We expect a great crowd upon that day and don’t want to be disappointed. We want your Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples at the little Brick Grocery. GOODYEAR & BARNES. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-12-19.pdf 40063bcd5905abd4e144e629df3af8a3 PDF Text Text Dirgest Circulation | of any paper in the County. i Hastings VOL. XXXIII. NO. 34 Banner. The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. HASTINGS. MICH.. DECEMBER 49. -1888 WHOLE NO. 1751. Hastings Banner. COUNTY NEWS. The C. L II C. will meet Friday even­ ing, Dec. si. at the home of Dr. Timmer­ man. Following is the program: Published Wednesdays, by BARGAINS. ____L ------ IN------ . * • The Best Present Holiiay:-:Boois! FOR THE HOLIDAYS Books, Albums, Bibles, Cxn,be found at S. A. Holmes, THE JEWELER'S. Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold Watches, Rings and Chains^ Gift Books. Christmas Booklets, Poetical Works, in various binding, Agency for AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. Bibles funihhed at COST. Air! itoe'-besthnc of New assortment of .-SILVERNAREBarry county. Lovell's and Seaside Library just received. 1 cannot particularize this week, but ask Banned Also a fine stock of WAIT lah, Writing and Ptacil Tablets, ■xt week. I have just returned from Chicago, where 1 made heavy 'purchases r the bblldnys and can suit you in both goods nnd prices. Call in and see S'. A. HOLMES, ■ Bring along your watches, clocks and jewelry that need repairing, and have the work done by a competent workman. NVIMCIUFT1OS rater: Juvenile Books, And 30 Cent Books. ALBUMS JJB. Robert’s News Rooms. „ " John btraan. Hickory Corners. Brown & Cairn*. FralrienUa. Byron Fisher. Dressy■> Corners. Wm. Broward, Hronard. A. G. Jewup. Oraaaerille. PoMjnaater. Yankee Spring*. ' ’• C. W. Armstrong.Bow«wMlll«. Money paid to these agsuu wtll be receipted 170 '>r hv tl.«.....i * 171 New Year*, pay their sntwcrtptions to the —a JOB PRINTING. Eapectalrridelsfeltln the Job Printing Deparunantof the Baxxkh. Everything in the ynttreoflleei* new; and with the latest laces of type, tie mvii approved patterns of mach'.u>Ty' sod eompcteut workmen employed, enables the ItespectfiiUv. COOK cNIBKKRN. AH are usually well around here. Preaching In re'every two weeks at 10 o'clock a. nu, by Elder Melaiii. Every body invited. Sunday school every Sunday at 11 o’clock and we would like* to we all the friends and neighbor* there. H. Mosher lias bought a new organ and Peter Mosher ha» one also. Walter and Eva Kahler have gone to Maple Grove to make thdlr friends nnd. relative* a visit Practicing is the order of tlie day as we are going to have a Christmas- tree here nnd all are invited to attend. Don’t for­ get to bring your presents. pfPRICfs CREAM JakinJ h)WDEeR PERFECT Hi tuperior excellence proven in million* of hoiDes tor more than a quarter of a century. .It I* used by the United State* Government. Etidors-xl by the head* of thr Great Universities as the Strongest Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price'* Cream Baking Powder doe* not contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Sold only tn can*. • PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. xaw YOBk. CHICAGO. XT. IXJVIS. He Nev Roller Mill, Phin. Winans lut* returned from Indiana. Wesley Debolt started for Ohio Tuesday, to spend the winter. Mr*. Eli 1jilting is visiting in Nashville. Mrs. Joe Smith lias been aiek for some­ time. • Old.Mrs. U rafton bus been under the care <W Dr. Weaver, of Nashville, but is at present better. Ed., and John Quick, of Battle ('reek.' visited friends here last week. Danre at Oscar Archer’s last Saturday night. * Will Poster lias a fever acre on his leg caused by getting out too soon after havjng typhoid fever. E. G. Potter was at Hastings on busi­ ness last Friday. Ben Potter visited his cousin.Sherm Potter in Vermontville Tuesday and Wed­ nesday. Delton, Mich., I.* now readj to Paying the highest market price. Custom Milling and Feed Grinding a Specialty.. Especially careful buyers who are looking for Presents Suitable Holiday Gifts The Middle Aged, Yun need not farthur bother youraelf as to what and where to make your purchases. Go to \ And the Old, Archie McCoy’s Furniture Rooms Smith’s 20 styles of Reed and Ratan Chairs. Bazar 100 syles of open and double' Cane Rockers AM Mled from bl. o.w .ud rer; lw Our mill Is equipped with the latest and i*st machinery, and will produce as fine a quality of flour a.- ran t>e made. The pat­ ronage <>f the people of southwestern Barry county is solicited. Respectfully. z-kl. L Dodis Ji Ct. ER'S ------ for------ The Children, or Holldjj- <looj» Voo will Ibid and Chairs. 25 styles of Dining Chairs. 20 styles of those new Antique Oak Reckers, plush seat and back. Also 30 styles of Couches, and 30 styles of Plush Rockers, Foot Rests and Ottomans, And several Parlor Suits, of elegant design and finish, Catral Hoose Block. New Line Just Received, £• o r-.—«\>rw<ner a beautiful and useful holiday Agents for BiMdl’s famous F. P< Carpel Sweeper, a oeauui present. • * Come early, while you can be wailed on and have time to make selections. Holiday Luxuries Fancy Malaga grapes, per lb'.Finest four crowr layer raliins per lb l»Hc :...13Uc Best London layer raisin*. Fancy pulled (!<». Briubt new Persian date*. l*r lb Brosen tarty candy. tre.b Choice chocolate creams Now Brazil nut*. *• PHborts. ' •• Grenoble walnut*. “ Teragoua almonds. - fresh baked peanuts. ioe ~ chwtnut*. ver qt • < -boirr Florid* orances. l*r dnz Extra Isrge fancy Florida orangee. pord.u » Boded cider, per qt ..................................... «« French mustard, ptt «t Bulk oyster*, best. “ Can oysters, standard‘,c Special prices In tarxe lot*. Sour pickles in vtuegar. fine, per doz....... ■ 8. ret pickles" ” ......... Cape Cod cranberries, per *|L ■ .. •fancy bramL per qL.lKie Christmas Presents for Everyone' riu.h vnd.. china good*, lampa of all kinda. New decorated dtehea, latest i>atterns out. During the remainder of this mouth we will have . Allee Q IJehty. <1ty I V°m K'ck’ rn,!.rteTU,e J fifimoel M. Alidermxi. ILutlugv i Jeanie Burch. Rlchlsad Hark Titmaniii. Carleton < Etale Ellerron •• i Harry Wilbur. KaUroxcoo banxkm h agents named above. < Cora M. Brook*. OrasiceviUe •" IKSXSSSShgSSShu. ,a '- Mamie a'&iSKJ00 i Oliver Jeffee*. Caritou ■ Mr*. Mary VanBunm. Hasting* un » WilletB. Hunt. Barry 180 i Mrs. Man* A. Kelly g ... I tefa. 8. Wicks. Kalalio jUSblaMatteson • •• is Foikiwlug are the real estate transfers for the week ending Dec. 17th. 1888. as taken from the books hi the register's office: James Philp to Mathias IL Reynolds; parcel Phillip'* add Nashvillegi/no , blk v e add cityfiioo. John W. Newman tn LouImNowuuu:; 90a sec I Thornappie MH. John Campbell to Jacob Weyevmsnn; *0* sec Z5 ThornapfHe fix too. H. C. Pock ham u> H. F. Pedrham. parcel Geo. S. Hartom was in Marshall on busi­ ness last Monday. Jerome Frmt is busy sawing ties for the I. * G. T. IL IL . . Thon. Mitchell sent three teams to Battle Creek to work on the SL Louis * Bay City IL IL W. W. Hartoip, of East Saginaw, visited hl* brother Gfo. S. last Sunday. 11. A. Benue It. Of Kalaumzoo, was In Assyria on business last Monday. E. E. Jewell and Alvrry Wlkox are working for Jerome Frost In the saw mill. Dr. A. L. VanHorn, of Dowling, visited Dr. Homer last week. The W. IL C. at their regular meeting last Saturday afternoon elected Mrs. W. II. Jewel, president:'and E. S. Cox poet, G. A. IL. elected W. W. Latty, commander. Lucian A. Hyde, town treasurer,' will be at the store of Win. Seger. Assyria, every Friday during the month of Dec. to re­ ceive taxes. Geo. Jones, of Boulder, Cal., a former resident of Assyria, visited A. G. Kent last week. Assyria fc.TW.4a. Clemen: dmllh to Betsey M. Gilman. e V ot lot 8 blk 14 e add city, »1ri. Ehrabeth McArthur Nathaniel Whiting: Ha Georg" Marshall to Margaret Marshall: lota 1 and s blk 4 Phillip* add Nashville fit. Matthias Guy to Win. H. Seaman; sal Tbornapple «l too. Gotlleb Ziuchnltt to ('. K. & .8. R cel aec El Woodland «M. John Me Arthur to same: parcel land fl. Daniel Wolcott to same: pareel ere 9 Hasting* •900. W. Fred Odell to same; parcel »cc 2 Hasting* Daniel A. Kummers to time; parcel seel Haaunn »i. Alsou HUI to same; parcel see !Bt Woodlaud. * George Breariey to Kmeltne E. Breariey; 19a seeStTlmniapplefiijrtO. , , Jamr* It Bush to Myron W. Fennbek; Iota » ’ttpUnock to Myron W. Pennock; 40a i. Hrooki;lotr Phillip's Woodland Jacob Hullman to (Illas. Hoffmci: Ma eve SB Baltlrnore 11.100. George L. Chandler tn Glenn W. Greenfield; lot 1 blk « Striker’! add city »4«k □Frank F_fcunton to Ursula Allbeo; Ka sec 14 Baltimore fill'd Augustus F. GlUrtt to Wm. C. Otto; fia sec & Middleville fil JOO. Alt>ert Coat* te Walter Vickers: 40* aeefit Wheat is looking very good, but the Monte Grove *400. weather lias been too dry for wheat thejaat John Carveth to Gforyc Finkbetnor; 40a Me 7 three or tour weeks. T Wm*$ood toC. K. & 8. R. W.Co.; pareel mo Geo. W. Valentine is quire alck. so that he had to call a doctor (or tin- (it at time in * r^onpfj.*Ktuu tn Henry and Mary Kunz; 40a mc 4 Maple Grove fiooo. over SO yeaw. One uuin has a barrel of White fish salted for family um:. These fish were caught with a gill net in big Cedar lake. How is The January number of this magialuc, lliat (or the town of Hojie. coming out liefore the holidays, very prop­ J. 11. Valentine says he got left on his erly and pleaaantly deVoks some of Its • annual hunting excursion this time; he did pages to ChristmiM sccom, storire and jxxun.*. Begtnnliw with a beautiful poem only one that got left ,by G. A. Davis, entitled "Under thr Misties, School here 1* n *uccvm. Mi. I'biUlps two, A. D. 1187,"we have discussion* of from Baltimore is teacher. the "Significance of Christmas,” "Christ­ Fred inueb. at John-ftown, has rented mas Customs and Festivities." "Christmas Silas Dickerson’s farm nnd will move onto Street Music." and "Christmas at Mount it in the spring. Mr. Dickerson will move’ Vernon.” a poem by Etta W. Pierce. There i* also an article. "From Bethlehem to Delton. ’ Alice Bergman ha* moved into Henry toCalvary/’ with four full-pagr pictures of Newman’s house for the winter. actual scenes in the Holy Land from re­ David Bailey ha* ni>out 80 swanns of cent photographs, u very interesting article on "The Legend of the Hyly Grail.” and a fives put up for wintering. Garry Baker i* keeping hotel in this caustic one on "The Firm of Push A Pull," 1 Frank Newton lias bttllt an addltlontcj. by Dr. Talmage. In addition to this speeial holiday reading, there are other good articles. ‘XThe 1-ast of the Pines." by W. his Imrn. John MeGuni is wintering ulii^calves H. Ballou, is welt written and illustrated, and "Darwin" Is an interesting sketch. of and they are gtxxl ones. A man from Calhoun Co. is buying ateve the career of tlmt famous mas. "Pompeii, by Mare F. Vallette. takean»i»ekei^U*n bolt*, he pays M per cord. The following officer* were elected for ccuturies. nnd "Only a Heap of Rubbish, John Stark post. No. 349, «• A. 1L by Adelia Beard, is ex^nt ally of to-day. Commander-Albert Adam. The serial story, •'Genevieve." Is con­ 8. V.C.-Marshall Bellinger. tinued. and there are two short slortea, Be­ j v.C.-JaloCorwta. sides many short articles, bright poems O. D.-Baxter Hunt. and beautiful pictures. This number is the first of a new volume, and afford* a Officera* will quality at th® Dnrt regular favorable time to subscribe to the maga­ zine. nuYtlng-in January. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The Bamneu appears one day early this week in order to allow u* time to make arrangeinent* for the holiday edlttou which will be issued next Saturday. Thia ntwdArily makes a lack of the n*ttal Every day something new. our custom­ amount of local matte r and correspondenceers get tiie benefit At “A Wife's Honor" wan presented by Tucker’s Metropolitan* at Union Hall last evening. The attendance wa* not a* lane as it should have been. Tlx* Metropolitan* are an A- 1 troupe, and Ummc who heard them l**t evening speak in the very hkbesrt terms of tbeir performance. They will appear in Union Hall this evening Jn "Heart* of Oak-”, nho to-morrow evening. Special Sales. Especially for the holidays. »*n«ht .1™«.t «!«»«•. « XEXm JXT C°" specially low figure, and on which the discount win oe given , to the purchaser, and Easels, Center Tables. Pictures and Frames, Brackets and Furniture Novelties. Perieta, Cbantauqtian-Mra. Noble*. The Bcasemcr Steel Kall, (Ihautawman-Viola WUUmo. ’ O’DoanaU. Critic—Mr*. Bmltti. Close by slnpng’Nc ADVERTISING RATES; One column per year......;i...................... gioo oo Extra charge for special positions. BUY WHEAT, BUYERS Holl call - Facia reJatfn* to the Areof Perlclaa. College Greek rounc, ehap. IV-Ralph Woot- J. McKelvey. Manic Grove. $1.00 PER YBAB. In either c»m» 15 cents will bo adilod for po»tW^when inbscriber reeldm outside of the Call in and examine our At prices that will astonish you. , The followinc person* are author eeJve wtwcrlpllona for the Baxxaa: ,----- AT-----c"“"Ha*tinob. Bahry County, Michigan. Prices On all goods very low. Come in every­ body and get the most and the best tor the least money. Watch Beamer’s Cash BajgiuaSta, Main Street, HASTINGS, - - MICH, All notes and accounts due thoeitate of the late Wn>. 8. Goodyear and the Ann of Goodvenr & Barnes must be settled J. .. tv fl at onoe. F. G. Goootv.r. .n— «• to, t* working up *» --j i. <> v«-v fMciuatinz—Allxun �Hastings Banner. SPRING GRAIN IN WINTER WHEAT. FARE AND GARDEN. RUTH’S CHOICE Haattaga, Wednesday. Dec. 19. 188H. This remedy l» becoming so well known and so popular as to need no .pedal mentloti. .ill wbn have umkI Electric Bitter.^ ■ing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exbit and it is guaran­ teed to dn all that is claimed. Electric bit­ ters will cam all diseases of t!*e liver anti kidneys, will remove rfitaples. boilo, salt Thenm and other afirrtkins caused by Im­ pure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent os well as cure all Ma­ larial fevers. For cure of headache, <w stipation and indigestion try electric bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refundeiL Price 50 eta. ami gl.00 per l»ottlc at W. H. Goody ear's drug store. Is Conxumpttun Incurable? r Bead tbe following: Mr. C. IL Morels, Newark. Arkansas, says: “Was down with nliscess of 'hinga, and friends and .physicians pronounced inc an Incurable consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm, it is the finest nn>dicine ever made." JMse Ailddlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: “Had it not been for Dr. King's New Dis­ covery for consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by doc­ tors. Ain now In liest of health." Try II Samnle taitUm free at W. H. Goody ear’s drug sVtre. Bueklan'x A rule* Balve. Tbe best salve In tho world for cute, brplaes, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and jioritivdy cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re­ funded. j’riw 25 eta. per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear The state beekeepers' association Is buzz­ ing aliout in Flint Allow a rough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, ‘•Oh. it will wear away." but In most eases It wears them away. Could they be Induced to try the sueeexsful medlclie called Kemp's BaBam. which is sold on a pcKltive guarantee to cure, they would Immediately see the excellent ettect after tak­ ing the first do4c. Price 30c and »l.00. Trial Frank Sehnbitit. ngvd 12. dl«*«l at Bay City from a horse/ick. Ayer's Sarsaparilla makes Hie blood pure, rich, and vltaHzJng. Sold by all druggist Tbe German Catholics' of Port Huron will ask Bishop, Foley toghv them a priest As well as (lie liiukdaotc-u. and others are In­ vited to call on any draggt^t and get tree a (rial bottle of Kemp’i Balaam for the throat and lungs. % remedy that is selling entirely upou Its merits and h guaranteed to relieve and cure all ehronlc and acute eougha, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Large bottles tb cent* and ”■ L> A Gatling gun and usire rilles* areofrt<*ted for Orchard 1 jfflr. Hill's Penriere Cough Syrup is uqsnrpiutsed in concent rated healing powers; No cure, no pay. TV. IL Goodyear. lablished In Jackson. Cobb's Little Pills are tlie grmtest regu­ lator (of the bowels) In the world. W. H. Goodyear. i A man at the "Soo" has u medal from ! Pharaoh's tomb. No cure, no pay. ’ On these term* try a bottle of II ill’s Peerless Worm Specific. W. SevMK(fame stores burned at Mecosta village Saturday. People living In a malarial climate should never be without a bottle of Hill's Sanm•parllla. W. H. GoAlyear. Bellaire is to have a topic of Five Mason. For throat and luag troubles Ayer’s Cherry Petoral, seasonably taken, is a cer­ tain specific. Lansing thinks she Ims 15,000 people. Dog ahyw at Bay CUy next month. It is quite surprising to notice the nuui■erous reports of remarkable cast* of ner­ vous diseases cured, such as headache, fits, nervous prostration, heart affectiona, St. Vitus’ dsurv. Insanity, and prolonged aleepleAsnes.-, by l>r. Miles* Restorative Nervine. This new and improved brain vid nerve food, aad mhdfclue. is every­ where gaining a remarkable reputation for curing the worst of these diseases, as well an the injurious effects of worry, nervous irritation, mental and physical overwork. W. H. Goodyear, the druggist, will give away trial bottles of this wonderful rem edy. Ik positively contains no opium or morphine. i& bodies have lieen Incinerated In the Detroit crematory iu one year. Itch, Mange and .Scratches on human or amliiuds cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary’ Lotion. This never falls. Sold by Dr. E. Lathrop, DruggisL Hastings. . Adrian has a real nice lOO-year old in the jierwin of Mra. Lydia Smith. Wuold -you whip a nick horse? No. Then don't use ordinary plibt. aalU, wsinn, etc., for nick livers, bowels, etc., only use Mlles’ Pills, (M. P.) the attest and surest of pilla. Samples free at W. H. Good­ OF, Orrlh • wery symptom of breath, could not lie on left aide, cotigli up to die, WM curort by Dr. Milo.' New Cure. RoM by W. H. GoMlpmr. LOVE A DESPI rith Cough Medicine OLD car jArticipation and Bo BT two friends diligence and K** Onr three gua «i«m. ba, U»r while we talke Of ot» subjec HONESTY Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ■ | Qequinehas a tin tag on every plug. O ST Uvity they pond solving it! Fro jhndreaolvcd Rmaian gover Hvt», bat upot my conddellW. My occupatio of my hnpriw thorough know LBWrS IVORY POLISH HARVEST 'EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, K St.Paul,Minaeapc'ii: J( Maaiicbi H CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ’ A DON V MVI’ ’T 1 ARCTICS vo • A Clinton firm manufactured over 5,000 barrels of cider this fall. W. F. Beyer, Garreteville. Ohio, says: '•My wife hu been troubled with catarrh a frig time, but have, with what remedies we had, and what tbo doctor could do, kept the upper hand of it until thin fall, when everything failed. Her throat was law as tar as one could oee, with an IneeHaant cough, when 1 invested my dollar, in a bottle of yov.r PapUloa Catarrh Cure a* n last resort. Today she 1* free from cough, throat all healed and entirely cured." I’ajdllon (extract of ttex) Catarrh Cure effect* cum when all other* fall. lauge bottles >1.00 at W. H. Goodyear* drug store. The Favorite LESSON XII, FOURTH QUARTER, Thu American Cultivator gives expres­ INTERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 23. Medicine tot Throat and-Lung Difficulties sion to the following views on spring grain in winter wheat: Where winter wboR h;u been n-owa. after spring graina, more or l«w of tite latter will be scattered on the ground and j atrengthena tho Vocal Organs; allays will coxae up with the wheat. Hie first j Btvere frost kills the intruder, and often , Korcneas of tho Lunn: nmvento Conwheat Hehls a brown and sure ap- ] rCoudeu>wl rroB, Helper Qnaztariy. by Thc superiority of French dres:od poul­ gives pearance early in the winter. Mostfann* I 1 |wrrai»*ion of H. 8. IlaflJnan. Itiisd-iphia, that diseaac, rallevM Coughing and induces try is much written and tai Led about,» cm arc agreed that tho spring grain is nc pubkibcr.] and apiwars to be duotothnv things: first advantugo to tho wheat nt any tinm.- It The book of Ruth, with its roeord of bar the caro taken in breeding table fowls; is a weed, checking tlie growth of the ■ devotion to tbe God of Israel and the great diseases of the throat and lungs to be com­ second, the methods of fattening; and main crop, and of no jiarticular value us ; blcwdng Ilo bestowed u|»n her, is a dclight- pared with this remedy. third the admirable wav in which tho a protection against severe cold. Sotna | fu] resting place after tho book of Judges “ My wife had a distressing cough, with birds are trwoed when oucred for sale. Illinois fanners, when they began winter । with its record of tho many backsliding* of pains in the aide and breast. We tried various medicines, but none did her any A common plan in Franco is to keep tlie wheat growing a few yearn /Ugo, took Israel and consequent opprereioos by tbeir good until I got a bottle of Aysr's Cherry chickens tliat arc to be futtcuxl in pains to Sow oats with w-Jnttr wheat, enemies. Tbe first verso tolls us tliat it was Pectoral, which has cured her. A neigh­ square iK-nw bare! v largo enough for thinking this might prove u protection, in tbo days of the judgss that the events of bor, Mrs. Glenn, had the men* I re. and tlie them to move fit. These pens are kept but one or two yearn trial satisfied most (hl* book transpired, and some think a*early cough was relieved by the use of Ayer’s dark and warm, but ore well ventilated of them tliat their experiment was a 1 M tbo limo of Gideon. The story of the Cherry Pectoral. I have no hesitation in and clean. In there confined quarters , book is briefly as follows: Elitnelecb and recommending this tlie birds are fed regularly ana often, mistake. I'tiat a good growth of the wheat plant | Naomi of Bethlehem-Judah left tbeir own i on food prepared with a special view to itself is desirable is generally conceded, home because of a famine in tho land, and, ’ tho production of flesh, but it is less bccatuo of .tlie protection }• taking tbeir two tons with them, Went to re- — the best the world knows.”— R.' Horton, that a bushy top of leaves affords, than , ride in tho country of Moab. Three Elime- Foreman Headlight. Morrlliton, Ark. Iwcause this growth shows a like habit of lech died; the two tons married women of *' I have been afflicted with- asthma for tho route beneath tlie surface. If the! Moab, and after some yawn: each of tbe sons forty years, and last spring was taken with top is low and spreading, tho roots also ' died, so that Naomi was left alone with ber a violent cough which threatened to ter­ extend horizontally on either side, hold- two daugbters-iu-law, Orpah and Ruth, minate my days. Every one pronounced me ing to the soil and ready to riie or fall1 bereft of both husband and tons. After in consumption. I determined to try Cherry Pectoral. Its effect was us it is moved by alternate freezing and apcDding about tea years in the land Ayer's thawing. It in Impoesible to get a wheat I of Moab (i,*4) the starts with her dough­ magical. I was immediately relieved anti continued to improve until entirely recov­ growth tixat sltall protect thu newly cul- j tern to return to her own land; Orpah ered.”—Joel Bullard, Guilford; Conn. tirated noil beneath it from freezing. It, u persuaded to remain among her own |K«oyla '* Six months ago I had a severe hrmorto not Cold that kills wheat, but rather ln Moab, but Ruth clings to Vaoml and her the breaking of roots that penetrate thu , God and ber people, as recorded in our leason soil vertically. The wheat route are more ' today. Her faithfulness is reworded by God and rest. Ftried various remedies, but ob­ apt to run downward when the plant is ' -giving her as a husband n mighty uuu of tained no relief until I began to taka Ayer's A ChAMMlNO MXOH1NE. crowded by weeds of any kind titan —•-• -• -• —•—— Cherry Pectoral. A few boules of this Another moans of fattening fowls in where it lias room to nn-rad un either 1 name w as Boaz (ii, 1}, nnd unto tliem is torn tuedlcino cured me.”—Mrs. E. Cpburn, ill France w by means of a revolving cage side. Thus too thick seeding with wheat' a child whocathey call Obod; be i» the father Second st., Lowell. Mass. "For children afflicted with colds.coughs, or table divided into compartments. In may cause it to winter kill. The plants, I of Jesse, tbo father of David (iv, 13-17). throat, or croup. I know of no remedy the cut—a reproduction from Poultry instead of protecting, crowd mid injure I ,ltk "Atid Ruth said, antrest ma nut to sore Wiu ,.„ will give such _speedy relief and which Yard—is shown one of these cramming each other. • leave thee or to return from following after. comfort as Aver'a Aver’s Cherry Pectoral. I have machines, which is described ns follows: Spring grain not being lutrdy, has a I tbec." Elimelueh algnlflw "my God is king:" found ___ _ ... In com-x ' of It, ___ also,. invaluable invaiua Each fowl is fastened by a small cliatu further.injurious effect. As we have ex- j m.d Bethlehem-Judah »igulfi« "die bouw of ’Whooping Cough. ”-Ann Lorejoy, 1257 * ’’ ” *~ and clasp around one leg, allowing slight plained, the first sovere freezing kills • brvml and praise;” nnd it seems very strange Washington sL, Boetun, Mass. •’Ayer's Cherry Pectoral la the only motion. As the heads of the birds are oata and barley outright. Tho leaves | to *«-• there people uf tlie true Go-1 going out all ---------turned— outward, they aru— easy of ac- • wither and rot down. Tho roots lose to the Moabv'c* (tor tin* Moabites were tbo cough medicine to be relied on in daiignr— . ..—, — . — ecus by the oixirator, operator, who may stand in their grip anti nre thrown uixm the stir-' eitemie* of krael, Dvyt. xxiii. 3, Ii. even ous cases."—H. B Hilton, Kittanning, Pa. § cess □hu position, the table, turning. .The .The face. All tliis loosens the soil, which for though there was a famine in the land. Tho oho neck of each bird w grasped in turn bv winter wheat needs to lie ua cotujMCt ns God who fed Israel forty years in tlie wilder­ the left liond of tlie oiierator, the ix?ak possible, so ns to exclude sutiertluous ness could find some way to provide for Hi* forced open, The nuzzle of a flexible tube water. The soil soon fills with water people even iu time of famine. Eliinelccb carefully inserted, and then, by press­ like a sponge, and when it freezes It in­ and Naomi did not go into th, land of Muab ld honl yis ac:<. ;.<i. ing on a pedal, a portion of ^prepared evitably heaves up much of the wheat to glorify God, nor to reck His honor among Dr. J. C. Ayer a Co.. Lowell. Maes. edged to be tt;e purest food, enough to till tho crop, is injected. , fiulicdded in it. that people, nor to tell of His wondrou* wvrkx Sold t>y Druggists. Fr»ce 81; »u uotues, »4. Thus tlie machine------------------------------------works till all iiave re- | Since the introduction of self-binding We do not road of anything they did to honor -------------------------and nost lasting piece ceived a portion, or, in other words, have 1 harvesters, there has been much less cF Slandard’Chewing Tobacco been complrtcly stuffed. Thte procew is j wastage of spring grain by scattering in and now that h’notnl is returning to the land repeated tlirec times a day. Chickens i tho field. We believe that tliis is better on themarK^t. Trying it is and people of tho only living and true God, WHYl YOUR LIVER are futtenod in about-two weeks. In for ** “* *■>»«»>(•>» im> tho ensuing wheat crops. r» If ,dry a better test than any talk instead <>f encouraging Orpah and Ruth to some rvs|M*cts this method is superior to weather follows tbe summer grain har­ foraku the land of Idols and go with her. wo about it. Give it a fair trial. any other for attaining the object. All vest, tho scattering grain lies on or in find her urging them both to remain in Moab, ngree that conflncm<-nt is necessary. Bv tho ground until about tlie time for ’ Your dealer has it. this arrangement tlie excrements fall wheat Mowing, and loth come up to­ But Huth, for «om<> cause, is determined to (SO FIXZFRf BROS.. lA^llIr L -down through the center of thu machine; gether. With wet weather following the j\ in.:' Joataad unable topi through the birds are not compelled to wallow iu harvest, there ta time for the fallen grain nrt:.h»rk oraoclal cid°j mcut3. Idlo their own tilth. They may breathe pure to germinate, and be cultivated under us God and people of Israel. .Perhaps tbo Ufa rdeu to joz-. air and take their without effort. n manure. It is worth more for tliis u»e in her that wl Each bird gets his full ration, nnd than for any other, and it is wzumonly Ruth bad when that has passed along lie gets better to delay seeding until tliis scatter­ RHEUM, propbocint of Balaam had c<m>e to her ears another. No stronger bird cisn tight him ing growth can bo cultivated under, away or stir up couibativenca<and thus though this may make the seeding later with power; or the tidings of the death of hinder digestion. Tlie machine is oper­ than to sow early, and have thu wheat tui l mourning for Mow in tlx- Lind of Moab; WOUNDS IN* ated with ease, and (he tuno employed in choked down by n foreign growth. FANT S SOHCB feeding a great number is greatly re­ There b conaidernulu value in the young living and truo'Gcri of Un« Gentile woman. duced, anil it is said that the meat pro­ grain as a fertilizer, but little or none as Tbo dinging of luai the Gittite, to David the duced by this method is very aujierior in a itrotectiun against freezing. .... ,,. ...I..... ............. tenderness and juiciness. Many think the above process a cruel one, but Beule, high English authority in The bee hive shown in our illustration "with purpoae of heart czeu such matters, says tlmt ho lias wutclied is an unpatented and "open to all” fann­ and may . tho process rejieatedly, and can vouch ers’ beo hive. Southern Cultivator de­ ,unio tho Lord” (Acts xr, 23). 17. “The Lord do so to me, and morn al for Ute fact that the 'birds are always scribes it as lieing sufficiently simple to xiirnL if uug*. t but death part tbw and me." Ta eager for their turn to come. admit of any ingimioiu person making it lug the words of there two verare toeetb Perfumed the Bheath. Ask for rr. with little troubhj and expense. It lias Stwv CMtfiinly indicate oa the part of IU FUMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. full ideatifirotion with Naomi at any co l>ecn used in set-end siates with varying At the north, where Hie unions nyc remtlta. M>mu bee kcejiers leaving reported and w« are reminded of the tewtimonY stored for wiatur use, the crop is pulkd suix-cvB witli it, while utlic-rs were not as Paul at Cawarea, ou his last journey to Jw U M. FOWLER, when about three-fourths of the plunis fortunate. As many farmers prefer to DcntteL have turned yellow, slirivrleiy and dried make a cheap liive at l:ouze rather tluin tbo ix>rd Jeama," (Acts xxi. 13.1 “1 count Bourn* fonoctlr occupied by Dr. Jones, over the neck sufficiently to topple over. As purchase from a manufacturer, the uut my life dear unto mrwlf, *o that a rule tho onions are allowed to remain Cultivator’s description is hero repro­ 1 might tioUh my <xxin»< with joy, and smith, Uains & Van AinuuiV Bpreud n fortnight or more to drv before duced: tbe ministry which I have read red of k TUA RT. KNAPTKN ffl VANARMAN* taring ttored. At tlie south, the crop The diagram is thus explained: A is a tbe lx>nl Jesus.” (Acts xx. 2M>. ' Lawyer^. IB. “Sba wa»> staadtastly minded to go being wanted for an early market and tube: b, tn opening into the hire; c. a with ber." Or, n» in the margin, *bo I tilU-d hOUr» court* immediate use, the onions ore pulled, as stick loading r—------------- - ----- — strengthened l»-r»«l( u> gu; it U the ramu there successively indicate maturity by from entrance to ■ Offices in er Hastings National Bank. word that is traudated cournguuus. or of Hastings. MIcbigM. toppling over, anil arc left on tho ground an aperture at d . good (Mtintpj, in DrtZL xxxi, U, 7,23; Joab. AXMxrlaU offices, llo<mi» 13. id Mid 17, wi a day or two, or removed at once and into an open see- r-------- *---------------- c I, U, 7, U. is, etr.. and in I1*, xxvij. fe; xxxi, Hous* man Block, Grand lUpldA. Mich. *.:4 Hl- nrw tha, ir u» »l... tlie necks rut off with a sharp knife, an tion; e is a line inch or so from the bulb, when they are dividing the hivo carefully packed in bushel crates and into two unctions. ) Aug. 2iaL shipped. The main feature m. bates. fnxtly art Jl.x face to go to Jcruudatu; and if TUESDAY, \ Sept. 11 and i>5. The essentials for the preservation of is to keep out T1J • Attorn »t would l»j suudiust and- unmovablc, onions are dryness, ventilation, coolness uiotlis ana it is * liasttngs. Mich. alxnuulmg in the work of the Ixird. j; uiuxt ) Oct. 9 and 23. and freedom'from frost, or if frozen claimed tlmt a be by »teadfaxt:y fixing our eves and <,ur ther must not be permitted to thaw out moth can go anyI1CTU-W upou Him as wo wc Him til His lowly A• and freeze again. A jxzpular method of where that a ben L—------------------------- 1 life at Nararcui, His rejected, wandered Mid punbh hlv. Hi* deutti in our x'und keeping-onions in to spread straw to tho can penetrate. The inventor claims Umt A. BARBER, M. D.. depth of ono foot or eighteen inches, ac he has conatructed his litre on that idea, • Physician and burgeon. curding to climate, upon tho liora floor, and tliut when "well sealed at tho niqiearing for which ms.walk Thus as scaffold or garret; upon this cprcad the benches!1* and jjcrfectly put together in ou* wo lulw in Hi* ImrvesL fiefarHe will drop KV.. FROM on.ons rix to ten inches deep, and cover other party, this liive is moth proof. uuuiy a handful Uli purpose for us Ui, IC;, with two feet of straw. If in good con­ nnd we shall know him as our ktwmnn uud j • W. LOWRY, M. I).. ST. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS 1• • Physician aud.Surgeon. dition and sufficiept depth of covering is Kraremer. a mighty man of wealth, IU ••niVy can,,, to BcUitem-m." About Makes a ■prcinlty oFtrraung <11-wium-s of tbe used, they will keep in fine condition At a recent eon vention <if lillnois Ixxi six ruilre ujutii of Jerusalem; there Rachel s YEstid EAK oud tt><* preservation of vision AT RATES till May. ' . keepers the question. "How to winter ui ‘•T’KCTACURti and eye A cool, dry cellar of some outbuilding, beed’"’ was <Ustx>fled of as follows: ’ born or-caniaRu house will be found ex­ office Mid residence on Broadway, near court Mr. David w. McDaniel prefcrrtnl a I.Httr. Hxninin, Mtcb. cellent for keeping onions, if it Las win­ cellar, with slight upper ventilation in ••Lord xUali cover dows for ventilation. The cellar of a each hire. bexhaU divell t— <MITH i COLGhOVE. dwelling house is usually too warm. 1L xxxiil, mi; and O ' Lawyers. J. M. Hambaugh prefers tbe same as Mr. McDaniel. ' • (Otter hi Oaten block. Hastings.) MONTANA UM8 THAN ONE FARE.no ruun.l I ractlre la all the courts of the stale. Mr. Daniel Shank, a nurseryman of tri i. rate being tnw that. T « F. NT V I >< ■ 1.1. \!: luriudlug GREAT FA1.IX. MONTANA. Clayton, preferred lower ventilation. e. kenaston, Mr. T. fe. Wallace winters lux beau iu a • Attorney at Law, cellar, and favora lower ventilation. Ho (Over J. fi. Goodvoar & Oc.'« start.) Bsaet t&sttug asw boora within the twjaifc cute holes in tho bottom boards and MWS oTtba GRANDEST WHEAT BELT IS covers them with wire gauze. ■ THR WORLD, and an agricultural district «uHNaomif she replied, call mt» not Naomi “When should bees bo pat into.winter (which signifies ••ptaarant,") but call tua & WELTON qaartenF* ■ / Mara (which tignilie. ••bitter’’), giving this J. M. Hambaugh put Ida bees in about as bar own reason for the new name. Now JSS5 '“T-H** OWo farmer's insurance Co. Nov. 20, and Lakes them out sometim© in In this *1m> dom not talk like u humble child u£* ent. to any agent ot the compai.y He wntre policies on a man's property against of God. but maiufcsui a rebellious loss by fire, lightning or wind; against a ma&*a * agiuiut tbe Lord and His dealing* with bar. life by death and accident. ’ F. 1. WHITNEY Gen'l Pom. and Tkt. AWtkxno one ho* said truly that stud blame* tbe St. Paul. Mluu. Almighty when all Ho did was graciously If the hogs toytic olaughtcrcd ore fed . to briug her home again, making QOOK A SHELDON, ■within twel velours of their killing tho Mrab prove a Mara, lest abe Would die and food is wonted, die meat will In more be burivd there. pace In Abstract Block. Haattaga, Midi.) fiave tbe only set of Abstract Books iu Bat disposed to sour, and it will be more dif21. “I went cut full, and tho Lord hath Oounty. lluult To remove the distended intestines brought mo borne aguiu empty." Now abe and take from them the lard. Nor is it ■peaks truly. Of bar own accord she went El R. TIMMERMAN, IlunicepaUilc Phywell to allow tho swinu to drink on the out, iumI the Lord had to bring her boim • siciau and Surgeon. tlio tbooji wauderwl, tbo alwpu-rd sought and 1 • morning of thu day they ore killed. ftsiud Hnw..,-,',’ r,,U t— 19 -T..___ (Gfitev orer Lathrop's drag store.) INFORMATION ON A VARIETY SUBJECTS. A BOUQUET OF FUFULAX ON10KS. Many farmers practice spreading onions on scaffoldn about six inches deep, with room enough between the boards for the air to circulate. On approach of cold weather close tho doors and windows, and keep the temperature just above the freezing point. With proper care they can thun l» kept without freezing At nil, ... —__ _t------ _.j |j18 Inthe cut, for which tlianks arc duo io D. M- Furry, of Detroit, the well known Michigan uetd num, are shown sampice of popular varieties of ^uionn. In ihir cut nrny 1>q aoeri to advantage thr differ­ ------ *_ »___------ virxa of " No. 1. The lat«st reports on die clover crop in­ dicate that it was nearer a failure thiv -year titan it Ills been for tho previous twenty years, so tliat every fanner uhould taku good care of what seed he child of God who wnndcrx from the Father's house of bread. How. long it took to emptv tbe prodigal wo are not told; it took ten years to empty Naomi: if any reader has wondunxl from the Father's fore and pienty aud w now undergoing the •toptying procMs, why not return at ouro and receive tic wek-otne tixat awaits Potatoes give nn average of about you, ie-t tho Ixinl m His wbdomstill rurtbrr eighty bushels to tltc acre, or nearly tbo testify agnlnst you. "He doth not afflict rate of yield of 187V. The total cstnnat- wilbugly, imr grieve Un, children bt zuen, ed product hi about 195,(MK),0W buslieln, but, Utough He rouse grief, yet will Ho have according to tho national department record. ARTIN V. BAKKER. Real Estate. In­ surance and Loans. M comparably t seconded by gItivre/fromS khirt and hitn alluded to, b some. I dec Ottral mount and Archang wax n«»t only otie by ooo, difficulty, t flight First amo with the tm| I succeede its in ooatome, nu ISO ruble* u ouch a lo dirainMicd On tbo n were sleep mouth bec Irbit, whic dertd Wit pelisse, th COLCHESTER ARCTIC With lh«“OuUld« Counter." It’s the Best Fitting and Best Wearing ROBERTSON HOUSE, reputation. The "OVTS1DK COUNTEK" »<td- Cor. Jeffrn-.a and Court Hu.. Hading^ Mkfa. bright m rapi H. S. Robinson 4 Burtenshaw, Detroit. rHlnnu.gr public 1» renprcUnUy solicited. TO ADVERTISERS. Marketmen are midecidcd which crai>- r ginning hit pe from Siberia Rower Shoe Oa. oanoer^I UaU. toTw^X'ki’.Colo. �Jl love in church. •If rou like.*' * 7 “Very w#U- gat fquick! I rtifl .... hh.i •*... 1. __ . p»» n. » 1«“ "n b™r<~ S, tvh^alo: scorocjroa too Wgh and pure for tnina . mu!!, > »U tny rroscc, unsworn. in,.. t n-cl vidua Hruck mo whoHy Wtod; 1 r. a, Fu^agsaross sjrung tiro magic chann dlantayed : j : Lai soft presence, ah angeUcak i can I u»> alleviation ItmJ! " er' -vby In births hath Human Nature mad# P, ’ru-iwo •> great, and w# her children all: A DESPERATE TIGHT. InttioyW of 180, Siecimkt. Bogdsssew.. and Ij with three Russian soldiers who pr.s-t diuillerle# of Ekateripinski-Zovod, In . r;i Liberia. A'- were Polish noblM and Polish patriots, -u i imd r9cli pas**! separately the trial aud •irisounMeit in Irons which tel followed . artieipatian to tiro conspiracy of 1840-1. 411'1 )>■'gdaxxewHki preceded m« to •;» lolls and trials, and will merely ob< tbnt tbo permission to build andoccuj.yi* dwelling apart bad'been granted to ; two frii-’Uils nnd myself as a reword for ■ . • n<v and p "xl conduct. O;. throe guards never left u* by day ar . im: tin y drew apart during tho long -. ::ing», aipl either slept or feigmsl Iodo so, -- . v. talked together of our Irolorod . ’•.trv ami tho irrevocable post. ,i r-uwtatrtl/ in our minds, we never . nt till. No one of uh whispered tbe word nfter tbfl Rumian fashion: from tlie interior. “To the fair at Irbit." “A pair F !*Yea, a pair." ’ “How much tbe verstF “Eight kopeks." “I cannot give re much. six kopeksF Too Utt ie—but—you can have them.” In a few minute-i the horses were ready *fid harnresnd to the sledge. “Where do you come fromF said tho land tonkiM 1 took my place iu tlm sledge. . • —J ...» m the fair, and I am very late; te will teangry; nnd if you reach there in time. I will give you a poarboirc." • “The ;>caaant whistled to bis borara, and they -I off at full .peed Suddenly tte sky clouded over, tte snow began to fall, the wind rose; w» were In a whirlwind of light, fin# mow. My |mssnnt lost his way, raid then k«t heart, and conf«a#.d that be bad sledge, not twelve mile* from BkittenniirtrlZovod, in the midst of a tempest of snow. gage some one who know, the rood, and you shall lie given up to th# police for having mode im J.ve so much time." But by daylight my conductor recovered himself,mid found the road. From that mo- civilized comfort*. and especially of hot food, a privation more difficult to Ixmr than nnv “ -- ------ AWCU, KMf. i uno constantly to struggle ogaiurt that di»po«ltion to sleep which i* death in such a com as mine. ing late nt night through a village, wbeto a voice from one of tbe isbas (huts) called out: "Wfio Ko<n tbereF “A traveler." “Are you going farF • claimed a* 1 enured the not Iro a troubio to youF “flow should you trouble u*l Wo ar# not and bi* wife—gave nro a meugor supper, which was to mo a feiat. In tbo morning I breokfarted with them, and for ray-food nnd hi=; ha.uu * -- ......... 1—•• — t; uuuiniuucij, I had found an opportunity to confess my identity to> French gentleman living to the T—y - —r irw.u irrmi.CT. On tho 2Bd of September, eight twmthk after Iwving Ekaterininiki-Zovtxl, I saw U!on me the iigbte of Forte. My desperate flight wm nceompltehe-1! God in his mercy had in captivity. May God have nit-rev aliko upon tho living and-the dead!—From th# Polish by Mrs. teunt Thompson. in Harper's That nut a few dig their grave# with tbeir who are inwifflcirntly fed, but by far tbe ma­ jority of peojfi# cat too much, and hcnc# little beyond 1-Botxlo you will flml a corja d# garde, who will look m your papers aud give you ail'information about your journey." 1 was, of course, very careful to avoid tbe enrpadagard#, and journeyed un ns before, buying ray precisians «it tbo itbas during tbo day, hut slrejiing in tho forest nt nfcht. 1 reacted tte summit of tlie Ourol inrantains on a dear, calm night in March. Tho mowi was nt the full, and lit up a Jand*cape at once magnifici-ut and strange, whore on a vast roxpcuMM* of snow. A mk-nce pro­ found and solemn nugutd over all Every now nnd tln-n u liard metallic riiig was audible. It wm the snapping of tlx? stones organs arc active and strong only muscMn soft and flabby from duuse must be weak in those Haportant functions. Coarse, beany food u well tern# by the one, while tbe other could nnt projroriy tlisnoae of it. avoided had those who suffer wUely ebenen tbeir food, eaten it at proper intervals and in proper quantities. if a man employed all day at bis desk, un­ able t<> take other exvrcuro than a short walk to ami from bis place of businc*. ears heartily for breakout of satteges, boiled egK» «id sweet potatom., wasted down with a cup of strung coffee, tiro chaucia are he will find he fans overtaxed Ids digestion. But at dinner time bo will have, very likely,, recoverml sufficiently to fro! equal to di.qKv.ing of n ■‘boiled.dinner” or. food nearly as hearty. For two or three hours after, that be is some­ what dull and heavy. an-tyi-annot seem to occompUsh much. Yet, on reaching home, he bus fur supper cold meat, very likely fried I HEADQUARTERS —FOR----- BOOTS AND SHOES. We have a complete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry a complete line of Gray Bros, and Robinson & Burtenshaw Shoes, Both in kid and goat (goat welts). In fact everything that is new in style and good in quality. All goods marked in plain figures. 1 • « One Price to All, the time already lost, and drove with light nftcrwanl 1 paxrwl through Solikamsk, and nlngqrort. But I wa* not salt-fled. Wbai went on over th# Btcpjie of 1‘etete.rn toward fugitive ever is so! A bl-.* thought Veliki Ouwtiong. Tte journey wiu* always Is our motto. haunted me. I remmnbarc fate of our tte same, the some vast snow covered plains, poor Cob Wysocki, who. having been the Kime deep foreta, tiro winro icy winds, delayed for a night in tbeforest by hi* guide, aud' for me a!way* ray toilsome march, my For heavy boots we. carry the wu» delivered in tte morning ti> the gen-, darmc*. Was 1 to. te.so treated! and l‘ . grasjw-*! my ponrnrd. Vain tcaiw' unjutt iun>. These izhouchkas were tny greatest temp suspicions! My jidteant.drove me loan inn. where 1 drank some tea and changed liorsre. tat ion. 1 dared not think of sk-plng in In thi* way J drove on ull through that day them. But a little hot soup! How ardently 1 and far into tlie night,'where, nt my lost lung's! tottop am! buy some, and rat it in h halting jffftcc, tbe village of SoMatskaia, 1 warm room! I could not venture U- do this None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of wax while drinking ten in a crowded caterct. often, and one night when, after losing my drvwu. Tho next morning bis tongue is other dealers selling Whitney boots and Gray Bros. robbed of forty rtbte in paper (about'eighty way ;u n whirlwind of wiow, I found myself dry. or he has a bad taste, and his bead feeb franco nn*l of tte envelops* in which they without bread, and racked by acute rain a* dull and heavy The tigniflcjmcu of tlx-ro and Robinson & Burtenshaw shoes, but that is. to sell were centoiurd, which, ate*! also eontained well us hunger, I writhe*! in my burrow symptoms he does not try to understand, but . a list of tte village# through which 1 had to and |>ruye<i tog death. When morning broke very likely alti rbute* them to smoking be­ their goods as they know'they are a good make; but pa^ontny jourr.ey to Archangel, nnd also I found that 1 could not walk. After mv fore going to bed. or soma other Influence as eiwl attempts: sankuncouwiouson tbesnow my paHqioi-t. no other dealer can get auy of the above mentioned One thing unstained mo iu tho face of this HouUong 1 tey there 1 do not know. ( wn» day after day, until at lust lie l» absolutely -ulo three attempts to escape, which, for- terrible lass, raid thnt was the utter imp<mi- arou^M by a loud voire. A stranger stood forced to realize that he is a chronic dyspep­ brtfnds. • mutely for me, remained ymdtewvcrcd and bility of doing anything but go un. I con­ teside me, who inquired wbut I w«s doing iu tic ami hut whole system is broken down. At tinued my Journey, therefore, nnd on tte thin! day of my flight foaud myself at the t* rs, but not so after tbu fnnlt had existed sltne in coipcqucnre of them I was induced gatt.-i of Irbit, and a thousand kilometers for a considerable length of time. Onto dy»retry tte route which proved th# way to from Ekaterininnki-ZovixL “Halt! rmd show iropsin Is acquired anil become chronic, it is freedom. Tlie choice-of a route.is of the your passport!" exclaimed the gr..-iSl at the that I wo» dying of hunger. “it IS not sur|iruui>g that you should have not so easy to cure, a# all who have Buffered griatest couwqucnc# tn a fugitive when bo-j city gate. Fortunately for me. be traded in from it know. And the poreoti who lias it is ginuieg his perilous journcyy .Tte high roiul num, “1 do so often, tteugh 1 am from this inndro Hable to many other #*ri<>ti* diseases, • from .Siberia to tbe center oUtuiwia i» the onf with you.'' ros|iecla!iy there whieh come s>u insidioudy I liastencd to comply -with bls demand, district, and ktibw the torest welt Now A strong digestion is tbe surest safeguard . f'en-vt taken, because the most direct and the easiest; Bill for this very reason it t»iu- and soon after found myself in n crowded Ho saying, bo held a bottle to ray mouth, against many of tlie ills of modern Ufa.— nt arably tbe most daugerou*. Tte »ur- inn of the poonet class and among a swarm and 1 tlratik. It contained some excellent, Bouton Herald. veiBancc there exorcised by tbe government nounced that I bad left my ।awport with brandy, which revived me at ouce,-but nt the »am<> time tainted #o terribly tbnt I fell Mx-XMhU by the inhabitunta, wboee zeal and the authoritk«,.«nd tbe next morning after on tli,. snow in com ubuon*. My good friend Probkbly tiro most noted t-lwyon trot was pa tty are continually on the alert. Tbe bh-akfnst I slipped out, avowed!, to get it that madv by Rnel Gridky, of Austin, Nev., Tartars have a saying with regard to th# fu- and stew it to the landlord, but really for dried-fish, which I devoured eagerly. W, luil'NkL He bet that ho would tettl his opth: purpose of leaving Irbit, which 1 did a: ;.iliv« from Siberia, “If you kill n equirrvl |«>iront. The terms of the wager demanded oner, uiul asm unchallenged. unreal lengva. by i<y tiro uro northern neruicrn . , . . a hate but bis Bl ngbs skin, but if you kill once, trupjror. that tiro loser should carry a sack of flour k •eir.-imk’ ’’ (a term of contempt trppltad to g—- 2—„ ‘ from lower to upper Austin. Gridley lost, pri*MMir»).-“yC’i» liavo three-Lu ■ lotbc*, hie asleep, I had reviewed my reaourc.-*, and bad which he had caught. Ho added that In* nnd U>o day after clectiun started on lite trip. shirt and himself” (tbe reward tor giving up comt to tbe ceivlusion that I could nolitngeqp .Would remain with mu until I fcltrnlmcraud nevon>i>ni<i<d by' tbe entire population at th# man to justice); Five other road# restronger, and would then conduct me to tte Austin. The .question snaso as to what dis­ position should be made of Uro fltnir. nnd nuinod, all k-« dangerous t ban the on# above poorest inns. liu» must husbandu> tte? utmost nearest iiteueukx . Juded . <,)>ut far mpre difficult and, weari- tte 135 franc* which rcnioincit—■U walked " I thank you with a|l. my heart. May tbe soma ingenious individual Ktiggwted that it ----- SELL ...... 1 decided to go northward, acre*# the therefore all through tte day, from time tc gxd God reward you!” era Nimtary v -umiirton. Gridley "U nuei.hu.-J iirodqtaiui aud thro steppe# of IMcbara timonrancbinp the frosen trrcad onddried •'Ehl for what ttenT be answered, kindly. and Areiianga to Archangel, a route which Ilsh which I carried in my bag. and quench­ “Wo are Christians." ing my thiret nt tbe hole# cut by the peasant* The purcluwer declined to nwarivo it, wa« not only tbo least in«d, but had also tbo i He afterward supjwted me to luc door of immeme advantage of behjg the shortest, in tbe ire for tlie purpore of watering their j1 tbe idwuchka, where be bode mo farewell, and suggested that it i* sold again. The idea took like wildfire and tbe bog waa sold again f dr, oueo at Archangel^ 1 hoped to bo able to cattle! When night began to draw ini n- ■ recommending m*» tu God. nnd n-ain. and before night tbe stun of >a,€KXI mtIvi>.1 to pre|»ro an Onlink burrow to An Immen-Mo relief was tniuo as 1 crosred had been realized. Gridley saw fnmo for sleep in. Where tiro know 1* deep an<! dry it is not tbe tbresbold of tbe hibouchka, but 1 had him nnd gold for tbo sick MildiNwojientog be­ 1 had for tnauy months been accumulating by any nwaut import! Ie to *]<«■[• warmly in “ ciro bv on#, with great secrecy end no snuxll floor. I rroovertd In half an hour and asked fore blto. difficulty, the articles indisjronsable to my far some warm soup, bul l ewld not swallow On which we will be glad to quote prices. fl.ght ; it. I tell asleep otr a bench at midday, and First among there was a passport. Th# 81- I arrow. This is done by hollowing a sort of .‘ Trover stirred for twenty -four hours, when 1 flout on un expedition whieh immortalized horizontal cave in the snow. Into this the hhtwlf nnd brought joy anti comfort to i-.rian )K«iAaut is fond of traveling, and tbe was wakencil by my boat, who was anxious. law require# him to be provided with two Ostiaks creep-mid after piling up tbe snow Ho was nil huucst man, aud his kindneu and ibouuuul* of suffering soldier*. TH* rccepj.ijqrorts. on# for small di-.taneiw, Cliat is, nt the entrance of tte burrow, ho im to ex sympathy redoubled when be learned that 1 and tte people, infected by the uyble work, ft tin nllag# to village, and another, sealed. elude tte cold air, they ho down and sircj) in Wo* making a piuas pilgrimage to tbe mon- vied and »tniggirt with mcli otter in tbeir With tb<- imjierinl.arms. and bearing tbe gov- perfect security nnd warmth. I xueceedcd per­ gutiwu* rivalry. Gridlqy sold hi* flour ell fectly *n preparing myOstigk bed, but I was ■ cnun-?ut stamp ‘ over tte west, and Anally exhibited it at the imprudent enough to cover mywlf with tte Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with I «ucre«ded in fabricating tbo one axid tbe the following morning I n-umrt my jour­ furred side of my petes# tunx.il inward, and ney. I reached tbe gates of Vqliki-Ousiiuug great sanitary fair iu St. Louis. Afterward ■ tiror. I •»!»«> j>rocured a- Siliorian wig, that We make them and guarantee their theflour was baked Into small ct»ko> and sold tho best of satisfaction. is to sav, thr hood called wig worn by all slept so warmly in consequent that the snow on tbe 11th of April, ted there in my role of at Kbigb price. When the grand total was melted at the dbor of ,my burrow and let in pilgrim lodged ta » huniblo inn with many work. Will be pleassd to give estimates or quote prices. t -Mant.-'in Siberia. It is mad# t.f steep's the colii air, so thyl I awoke at daybreak others, all bound for tbe moiuo.te.-y of tiolo- nddrll up it wu found that Gridley'* bet ted hi.;c. the voal turned inward, raid covers the l«en the mean* of adding more than ilW.OOO with my fwt almost frozen, and ted to ri»e aud begin mv journey nt ouce. It wan a ter i Vc’.iki-Oustiuug we were al! obliged to tte fundi* of tte westery sanitary corumi*forward over tho checks, making—for any ribled^y. The work of toiling through the | At slott—Puugbkooiaie NcwJl’res*. jvuwl„ I_____ ________ __ _ one nut in tho habit of wearing it—a disguise ■now was terd enough, but t«w<nl noon ^'^witi’”of th# Dvina. The month - ----- r,--. —-- - — - - - t||O ii;aiving ,11 IM * uv utmost as c implete as a tua*k and domino. ■uuw rwo tiro terrible icy wind of Sibert*, nme Siberia, which J BK agreed, r«d, o* M did runny many other pilgrims, TTk’ I'<11 torS Generous Offer. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES., I had also succeeded Ip procuring afMaaantM drove <to n“ iLv with ......... blin-. iita foive, nnd ■ ' , ...j ...... a^,. i,-„,...i1. i*„, my blinding and going to A rehangEachh .' —.............. ■■ force, Georgia alitor* have t^> turn n goal many catume, mnl had ncfatmuiated Umi sum of uru-Diu whirled iua.ro* of dry drv light licht *auw *aow brtoro before it. 1. ruble* Wo reached Arch­ corners, as wuniws tbofi ' " ItO rubles falmut 3iO francs) —a small sum far Still I toiled on. Th# tirart day wn» <■!...mg , rhiuh angel in u tortntglit, mid most of :uy com­ on liatul an cxoriicni cl In wten I hod to roafe.# tu myself tout I ; male".* T>n'MK1 ,,a to ,i,y n“’MJ“w'ry- 1 iin> wu iievo gqt lor a year's--------dimintebed still further by a fatal accidentmust rest or die. Fortunately,! wmimair a | tended fntr-iw, mid for several days 1 hare no clothes to wash, 'w ore offering th# Oa tbo night of tbe 8th of February. small aolitary hut. and 1 knoeted at the door, j I crept out of the hut while my companions It wusav^nco tijicntxl by a young woman, haunted tte quajkm tte tej«of dfocoveriug thing for salecte-ap. aud to the jroreon buying u eru sloping. My enterprhm was a desper­ who mdlioned me to enter. I salated her . a Ifrcncb vereri. Ate>! not one '<»« lwrt- w# will throw in a froo local notice raid a ate one at any time, and I had selected ibis, and ter mother ta the Russian fmtaio:i. and and OU the *te-k o. every VWM.-1. RUMUUI and year's subscription to our |>aj>cr. foreign, paced a Italian' soldier, armed to Tribune. ta -utii bcawirt of the great yearly fair at in reply to the usual inquiry Win-re I wo* Irbit, whieh attracted a vast crowd of people going, affii ' where tbu good God was lending from all fwrtx of Siberia, among wbotu 1 me " 1 answered that I was a workmnu from bjjM-J to pas* unperevired. 1 wore threw tbe government of Tutekk, ami »«> going shirts; tiro outer oiw huugwcr uiy heavy north to tte iron foumlri,-. of Bute'-** Tte .pantaloaaaof Russian cloth, and tny jicnsant’s woman gave to# a tel supper, and I iirnl tho hop# which haitldtterto vu*tain«l toe, that j 'waistcoat ot,d “nrmiak" (a short bs-.rnocwo of faflnita relief uf being abto to take off and of reading from tte |«rt of Archangel I, , sU.rojH.kin s piked in tallow) were bound dry mv clottet. I then *tretebed ray self o.i therefore, fa order to disarm suspicion, took , round my wuurt with a red, black aud w hite a bench and fell a*lwp,>itii un indescrib­ ttei >jd U> Solovetak. 1 bad not then de- : wooEit nodi. Long boot* of tarred rawhide able sensation cf relief and contentment. I ; ci-tel »‘hat to do, but a* 1 journeyed on I v. .................. -, ci-uki «ru>* tlw. »I-a nf «><a ••nrmiak " and OU mV nuieaeimuiui - , tho -- j t couclttsiou ----------that tte; safest I thought that 1 had neplccted.uv prveauttou. j u ——plan • remedy for rheumatism; but thousand* who Containing the latest and best patterns of iwwttetarottewomeutegantoswpcctmc. , WvttWU> for I1W to make tte p-lgrtai juorhave suffired it* jiains have been greatly ben­ tiered with fur, which every Siberian peasant I had four shirts—tirt 6rtal tashry for a ___ ney, -«,,u«dl#d: a* rt I" “dirt; that i*. u. to go from *ruu* Solo^.vefited by Hood's Sarsaparillx If you tevo Siberian. 1 sinking toto a sleep sleep vutak to Onego, and thence to the Bhrtnea of failed to find relief, try this great remedy. wten I was awakened by a- rod* grasp on Novgorod raid Slow. Tbe pilgrim «tegute " 1 was aflUeted with rheumatism twenty .and tied round my neck with a handkerchief, mv shoulder, raxl -w myself surroundrt by Lad hitherto served inc well, and it contiu years, fcrerious u> 1« I found no relief, but furred giovoe and a heavy «tick completed fotir •--•«'■!». who demanded my pasqxJrt. grew worse, and at one time was almost help­ to demand my ray accouterment. In tho leg of my right four lTa‘r a*nw*. less. Hood's SanuqMirllla did inc more good bout I had n i-uiard, my money was in my at Vytegra (opposite Holovctek) fte 8AND than all the other medicine I ever ted." hJZ i -w *"’»* pUBnro: waisteoat, and I carried a bag containing a H. T. BauxiM. Shirley Village, Mass. pair of pantaloon! of blue linen, a shirt and was engaged to row, and as we w« P»*d I had rheumatism three years, add got no a pair of boots, a* well as somo bread and fairly well, I arrived ut St. Petersburg with relief till I took Howl * Sarsaparilla. It ha* dried fish. nearly sixty ruble# in my pocket. rrotwnt woman. _ done great things f-w me. 1 recommend it to I slipped ooiseteesly out of the hut ajid I had now c'n» to th# iucmI difficult point “Yes; tlwr uro from tbl* village. others." Lewi* Bviuiask, Biddeford, Mv. crept round a crosswny in order not to gain “WeU, then,” 1 replied, "I will teH of my flight. Which muad mure doperam tho high rood immediately. Hood's Sarsapailte i* characterized by that my mmo i» LavrenU Komantoe, from Uoncvcr. Still in tny pilgnm ----- AT----It was-fretting hard and bitter cold; the STgov'cmmer tcf Tobolsk, and that I a-i uwk civ model lodging, and lh:i-e i-ceullarillM : 1st, the roroLtaafton of .^vJLi when mv tandte'y U wnsterwoman) bright moonlight glittered cr. tho snow. I ■•■ring t.. rxihouk tosc^-k worrrnedlal ugeuU; W.tba projM-rttoa; 3d, th# toon erreeed tbo frozen Irtacb, and walked litu» athrr," raponi J U» arivted on? not to go to the polk-u office with f>roec»* <! securing tho active medicinal would te ubbred to . . ,.v?. von sec. for ■ nt a rapid pace along the high road, reflectqualities. Tte rcmill Is a mrslleitro of unusual i. that flte nights in Siberia were long, and there arc onto strength, cfieelmg cures hitherto unknown. Z-^-~ta-t?d»lr ■ umxxr.;*-->.v ma, and would, ttere.u.v, cJculatiug bow for I could go before daySend for book containing addition#! evidence. Tbo rest of tte night p^swl cacJortabiy . jnu<.h precious time. and ouieti v. btlt the tet*morn tog I brookfc: ’ . Su i' cWls tergon 5! licbt, «lwn my flight must toevitabiy bo die­ ••Homl's Sarwr-arilla tunc* up my system. covered. Suddenly I beard far behind inc tbo tailed cud bedn farewell to the woutrt., with I . ia a boat tetrad for f-'Sjh noteo of a sledge advancing ci full «p«d. I tester tf Meed*. Luu vll. M•-». shuddered, but m-vertbdea resolve! to hail eight* Li future to tbo bwrt°J “II-"'*:-* S.irsaparllla teats nU «>thcr». and Lithuania. u wm.. ra*wkta la M*'." . BanntaOTOM, mnged mrdirgubu.am} Ttetonnaud for a passport -riJ tte*u ?4uu myreh. wld thatJ I uo B-ak Straw. New Yuk City. tew <Iau".crous it wc* for mo u> f. c<l-tat tte ITOUrie a__ “Where urn yon gctogl ’caid tbo pcanmt nigh: ofay dt-1, haunt* of man. who drove Lbu utedc*. conusg u> a • friend* have succeeded in doing so or ■ • : But this 1 know, that if still in cap•• | .-v pFodcr through all tbe hours of day tte\ exile's problem, when and ;. c<apo.' Ate*! liow many *l»o without ... i:' From tte moment of my arrest Jin. n—•!. 1 upon flight, nnd a knowledge ..;i- tv'Tible punishment* inflicted by tho •' koveniUMJUt. not only upon fugi.'.■O. *.ut U|*in all wlio aid a fugitive, bad lu Jucn! me to d-tennine to take no one into willib'iire. . . . . M?y< cupntion during the test four years ' iinpriM-nmeut hail lieen that of cor­ >. n.'.ing clem in tte Bureau of tte Distil­ ... and"’ 1 liad in that way been brought untnc! with i.u-rchnnta ami peasants from uil parts of Siterip, and bad acquired n very th.-rough l;nowledpa of the geography of th# < untr;, “f it* custom* audit* fnhabitant*. Whitney ROWER SHOE CO One Price Boot and Shoe Dealers. HUFFMAN BROS BUILDER'S HARDWARE The Norcross Furnaces STOVES. Huffman Bros. Fine Few Stock Rheumatism JUST RECEIVED DRY GOOOS DRESS GOODS Julius Russell’s. “To Tara." “And abort do you come fromF “From tho vfllagoof Zalininla.^ ro# ci day I cutired Uro । Biy C‘' weil teowu Lo-teh-y. intprte>.xd a* “a ro Ifilh or te a of Fobroary to tte m . taAprd 1 juunwyed sortawrad, c . Hood’s Sarsaparilla siii?rj;.*wr5«nun*-**­ 4<_*y by C L & Cfk, tewcH. Maas. | 100 Dace* Ono Dollar. See his stock of new styles in MILLINERS GOODS �astings HAS Banner. represent the gromest frauds and most vicious assault* 'EDITORIAL NOTES. Cleveland and Don iMekinaun an­ no longer one but two, and a wide yawnlug gulf of coolness between. You nee Don agreed to deliver Michigan over ta* tbe democracy. He did deliver B—with his mouth. Aud there the delivery stoFped. Tbe people of Michigan repudiated tho conceited. bombastic; starcbed-up De­ troit aristocrat and would-be political auto­ crat In n way that made him diray, and Cleveland very, very much weary. Cleve­ land is said to have inti ma ted to Don. in the Iciest of sarcastic tones, that he did not think his postmaster general was a glitter­ ing success as a political prophet. And the worst tiling about it was that Dob. M.'s sanguine rant about a democratic sweep in Michigan Induced tbe national democrat ir corumlttoe to reo<ka lot of campaign “soap” Into this state. Well, it made that commit­ tee beastly tired when they saw what an awful time Michigan had in getting into the democratic ranks. And then Don M., too, has busted ambitions of bls own. 1ft wanted to be U. ji. senator, with a large 8 for senator. Washington Territory shaft have been ad­ mitted to statehood, the west and not the east or south." will I* tbe political not depend upon that rottenness, New York City. To make your purchases for Mlchlgan hopes her favorite, son. Congresuman Burrows, may Im* elected speaker out work team. Enquire of •of the next house. for opposition papctnc to attempt to defame j Ito. nut Juu~ MrMm.u. wlx»e vmlv ■ 11 *. *. ■ uul bu^u« uu tofu uu* blm rtrb. U., been a benefactor of his race; has given | employment tarnished the means of subaistence, to over S.000 families. Thr tact that be is wealthy Is not ta his discredit: on the contrary it sj*eaks volumes In hta praise when it b considered that his posi­ tion is one his own energy and brain have made for him; for he came from the hum­ bler walks of life.* To elect such n man U. 8. senator is to honor a grand cltiaen of । Ibr <,r u,.« .tor. j ling qualities of mind and heart which are • the pride uf thr state and which have f made Michigan great tn Che sisterhood of' states.- know that ttiey would feel deep gratitude to tbe republican ;»*rty f<lr such action; so the democrats try to steal a little thuudrr and unmerited pralsA by admitting then* territories before thr next house has the The Journal is now publisblug “Union Labor” insides. This is done at Chicago, gumunts, before making a nomination. , Th* *•«■!«»■ *•’- • Io demand a supreme bench free from partir„r lu and judicial fairness. They have a right demand the aeleetlon of u man who Is something more than a teamed lawyer and nad ^hing a successful advocate—they demand the ■electloa of a man who potasses those pe­ culiar qualities of mind that are termed ju­ dicial fairness, and acute legal perception. Such a man is Judge frank A. Hooker, of Charlotte; and tbe Telegraph takes great pleasure In placing licfore the jxwpte of tbe state this eminent and popular mau as a candidate fur the vacancy un tie* supreme ful: bnt Michigan's 28,ooo republican maJortfy shows that men respect a party that FrmMcnt Cleveland In hi* Thankagiving Quar Remember you will find at McCoy term*, etc., enquire of Gen our mj wile, rnicjr r*. uuaie 1 will pay no debU of her « date. A former notice was Dated. Hastlno, Dec. IT, My farm of M acre* adjoining tbe South West llneof the v.llageof Fentonvinr, GenesM** t.o fur a good residence in IDuitlnxs. Fann all good work land, and worth ta.ow D. Omahkb. GILLASPIE, Kz,-. ...... I I totow F A Corner of Court and Jeflenon Ht, Keeps flour, m New Year’s Ball! Mufflers, Silk and Linen Hdkfs KNIT GOODS, Not Millinery Goods Fancy Work Material Hasliags Firs thr M SHAWLS, BLANKETS (food Union Hall, Monday Eve., Dec. 31. Ke Van Fr any Un Impr :-D. C. RANNEY,-: Auctioneer, H C B Michigan. *. H. (toodyear. I. A. Arable. , T Hastings Banner gift* peo rhu and Detroit Tribune Morrill & Company Prices reduced la eomli^c and we have Books by Dickens, Pansey, Roe? Hol­ land. T. S. Arthur, AND OTHER POPULAR AUTHORS. JCvw ahown in Prairieville. An mriy inspection of them 1» Invited. Bargains in Cloaks and Shawls. C A Christmas Winter Overcoats! Bibles, Poems, Toy and Picture Books, • Chatterbox for 1888,-Toys, Dolls of all kinds. Photograph and Auto­ graph Albums, Plush Goods,Frames Mirrors. China and Glassware, Dec­ orated Toilet Sets, Hanging Lamps, Candies and Nuts. D bus cou Au Both one year for $1.50. $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 for $15.00. $15.00 for $12,00 $12.00 for $9.00. $7.50 for $5.00. This Sale closes Jan. 1, 1889 HOLIDAY GOODS vtetlon that the SJce Will be given 'by the Ur u„,k„ c„, in HM4, and moved to this state In dim. He was tbe firs! supef^utendent of the pubth- nehoote of Eatou county, — was - piw*<fut* • ing attorney for that county, and teat pres­ ent judge of tbe fifth alate cinmit. Judge Hooker posaeMn* In a high degree You are moat m^ectfully Invited to at­ *11 tlie qualities that make a auocwwful tend. judge. - He te a lawyer of talent and abili­ ty, a preaiding officer .of quick perception MUSIC BY LEETS ORCHESTRA. iUid pre-euihient fairness, u num of gn-at executive ability, of spotlew churarter and BILL, $1.00. Slipper at Kurd's hotel. 75c. remarkable popularity. He is cnduraed by per couple. the entire bar uf Kalamazoo county, and , NotitIng will be left undone to make this will reed re the almost undivided Kupport of the legal fraternity of not only this coun­ the grandest ball of tlie season. Baggage checked free. ty. but nearly every county in aouthweatera Michigan. . When Judge Sherwood retires, wrnth western Michigan will have no repreaewtatlveonthe supreme bench; and for thh reason alre H I* eminently proper timt Judge Hooker should bo selected. ForthDELTON, ■ ■ ■ - MICH. ermore. mXonrof tbe prevent n»-mlient of the bench lias held a circuit jqjMretdiip, and I am prepared at any time It is not only a matter of necessity to tbe psibiie but a matter of great convenience to and at reasonable rates to cry practicing lawyers that some one of the auction sales. Have had ex­ Judges on the supreme bench should have perience in this work and can had experience as a ntel priua judge. For those reasons the Telegraph pn-wuta give satisfaction. Leave orders the name of Judge Hooker, and eaniestiy with Ranney & Norwood. Del­ but respectfully urgua bte claims before the ton, Mich. oonveotlun. No letter man can Im> found in the legal fraternity of Michigan and the convcutiou astings ity ank will not only honor itself but win do a great service for the state If it nominate* Hasting*, ■ - Mich. . Judge Hooker, whose name and reputatitai will give additional eminence to tlte su­ preme court of Michigan. —Kalamazoo Tel­ IAPITAL, $50,000.00. egraph. but of course our conteni|M>rary Is respon­ sible. Last fall he belittled the Union La­ bor party in state and county, and even In­ timated tliat its leaden* had sold themselves tn the republicans. And now be tries to get onto the same wagon with the fellows be has accused of all ’ sorts of political day,” said Mrs. Spite. “It just became me and waa a real bargam." naughtiness. Verily the Journal is a “Did you buy jtr ' corker. Butthen, what else can It do? ••Na I let that Miss Vaadewater take it, Fusion has killed the greentmek party because I k»w it would make her look a per­ deader than a last year’s Thanksgiving fect fright. "-Now York Bun. dinner, nnd the democratic party of Barry Invented by a Ranker* Wife. county want no Journal in theirs. And so Tbe wife of a New York banker has in­ tbe lunw7l matter »M<UU3. stands. O. It’s» none of uui our niuvitancr- vented uuur VI vriiuru a machine maemnoror for making wire win- rope, tho al, but we cannot help being amused at the pntant of which she haa aold to n Ban Franawkward situation in which (Air contem­ porary Unite itself since election—without a party, and with but one alternative, and that-io join .* party whose leader* It lum branded bk dlabuncRt and corrupt. Thoae timM republicans who are afraid to haw tltelr party take a decided stand on the question of tbe saloon should study the Section returns from Kansas and Iowa. In both, the party planted ftaelf firmly and aoHdly on tlw platform of no taiovti. It did divide tbe parry for a time. But what do we see to-day? Kansas rolls up 81,000 and Iowa 81,000 republican majority: and the republic nns of those states have tbe aattefaction of knowing that their party te a gaarty of courage and of principles; that it wtaDds for somothtag positive, and of posi­ tive and lasting good to tbe race. In this Mate too, tbe republicans who opposed tlie «Bcxoaehintntsof tbe saloon succeeded In laving tbe platform sMtorae a county local Make The next legislature will do what the Wlil t* paid by me tn the person or jiersoni people of the state expect and have a right who will furuteh evidence that will ••cure the arrest and conviction parties who have toll*.,A «... ,1a-of htbe A--L to expect if they pass a county local option .Ml..,, law that will not be afalrd to face the su­ preme court John Qvaira. Upon the retirement of Judge Sherwood, whose term expires the last day of Decem­ ber I8d», a vacancy will occur in the. su­ preme court of this state. The high stan­ dard which this judicial body has mainI talneti, and thr eminence and ability which James McMillan is a man who by keen__ IV- present members have attained. neceMlforesight and application to bushier, l^y a Ltatra great care'ln the Mtaetton of "a man vacancy. ’It* *becomes “ the mem­ cultivation of theaiwt enlightened buKinemi to till *the ’•“ “ mrthods. has made a fortune. If he had bers of tbe convention which facets in De­ troit the Vtst of February next, to estimate atoU-nUiut fortune; if be bad made It by the ability of .... , t the candidates put forward robbingWuebody; it would be well enough { and judiciously and fairly weigh all t'he*a^’ The democrat* In congress are pvw tumbling over each otiyn lu eager zad to admit the territories wnteh tbeir narrow partisan real has kept out of the union for many years. They have held a caucus at Washington, and decided to admit Wash­ ington, Montana, Idaho and tbe two Dako­ tas. And then you will set* these virtuous bourbon politicians, whose subserviency to the “solid south” has blinded them to the Injustice of refusing statehood to worthy candidates for Admission to the union, ap­ propriate to themselves great credit for do­ ing what they have deme only from an Idea of political necessity. These democratic statesmen know that the next congress will admit t^e»* teiritories to statehood. They ONLY ONE MORE WEEK ground of this nation. Twill be a wel­ come relief when the people of this coun- E. W. MORRILL & CO Hastings, Mich. .i be In -w �--- ---------------- Hastings Banner. PERSONAL MENTION. “T ---------. c u> lne -«• v. K. R. J«ck. the crowing having, been putln SuuJerry Hoynum wu In th. dty TrUhy. - • ... ...^,.^,0 n,,,, uu, u.-uuict utTIT homes m pnririertlfe township about four *’111“«h forward the A~d7nI8KKHN. Locsl Editor. work of laying rails as long ax the weather years ago and went to Breckenridge, CoL, will permit weauicr day^ L®wden TWtwl Middleville Mon- where they worked in a stamp mill. Ther L gut poweaaion of two claims, tlw Iron !•>«’ WXm lb. m2 '75“', v fomty W. H. Peck and wife were In Kalamazoo Mask and the Krwaju-e, nnd worked them „•■•HatkMi this w«‘k. - - 3.088 during tbeir spare hours, putting consider­ r'2,“u*5 w' b.„ hiinday. able time and money Into it. The claim had been worked previously tor six jears r.n*Frii?Var“' 01 NMhTl,k’ ™ ,n -togas •#. । ut ion. intimated. Kma* candy to eta lb. at Smith, Hams a ' R* 3 pMa T MkK , f^ n V, i n ‘ a 'i ‘ S ' 8r " OrBn <l rh y Mond-r' 1 ' of Kalwn “ « ’ 0. in the VaiiArman. returned west laM gpring Intending to go into the mill again. He had not given up formerly of this cltv have I . 6yt inche* long al Smith, Hams ,' napma, Mich., • homestead .» the nJth hlH Mrv D- V ’ his claim, ami put a man In the lower one a Van Arman. slda. formerly the Rider .place w “re they <>r«^ IUFld"- Brown left Thursday for and went to work himself. In letu» than W H Pm«r« A line line of curtain* just received at have a fine view of tbo city, tuid after half an hour, after digging leas than two w- H- Powers and wife visited Grand hh* McCoy’s. feet he struck gold and all ver bearing car­ MtaUr. bonate of silver, the moat valuable and Quarter off os* gloves and mittens for tbe easily worked deposit In that country. The ; -At JO day* nl BeamerX vein was followed to the surface when It I. Main and Jefferson street cross- . * Make a break for Beamer’i If you want U was found that all- the previous years' F. T. Boice of Nashville, was In town One tbrw’ m!t rin«- The .rgnius In holiday goods. work had been within 1H Inches of the finder wUl be liberally rewarded by leav- on business Friday. yeln. The Roger brothers have born of­ <;« jo Runyans for. the best and nicest HASTINGS, 3 E*”1 Main strreL Mrs. Probate Judge elect C. W. Armstrong fered 8100,000 for the two mines, but want M. B. Parker h Domestic sewing machine »i.i ladles shoe iu town.Waa in Uiw,, 8200,000. They have been selling ore to IRVING, office, Battle Creek. tlie mills during the past snmnwr. Within Quarterly meeting services will be held DELTON A. McCoy nude a business trip t» tbo a week after the find 5,000 men were on the ,• • Methodist church Sunday. i",ta,e aJ,d h**1 c<’unl>- I*P"r Valley City Monday. spot*establishing claims, but thr Kogers be had, the two, for >1.50 per year—tinand Fmj a short time old papers will be sold Bankwi ud Detroit Weekly Tribune. S' «; Barber Waited friends hi had secured many of tbe most desirable. Grand Rapids • it* cents per hundred at this office. ’I1»e mine Is <»u the east side of the moun­ This offer i» open to old ns well aa new Middleville Wednesday. tain and the snow necessitates kren'nv 11 tfopteA to trade property in city for a sulwribers of the Banker. Neither pa­ FLOUR. Fred Myera wfll aasbt In Lathrop's drug roofed ov< r.-fKtii:imiizij<» Telegrupii per alum-will be taken for less than the •arm. C. D. Beebe. , 'tore during the holidays. . ' U itM! *b°v'* rufew 10 Harry and Veau I usual subscription prieo. those new gold, silver and bronze Kogers, well known to many Banker , a*el* at Archh- McCoy’*—an elegant gift. readers who will be pleased to hear of tbeir good fortune. A): those owing J. M. Rogers must settle such in the procession when the now prtw /»«» Miller spent Sunday in Jackson ■ : ‘ ,v-. ounta before the end of this ideal Is inaugurated next March. Should ! 'T tb b,N f**»Hy. ""’ho are visiting friends Paid for any of them desire to take [.art they should I ,1,ereBUTTER, EGGS, G. t one of those nice rueken at Archie wSSol? | pjSSX ^oJ^burinS; thanking you for the very liberal patronage you have iweu pleased to give us during Mrt'.^ *• for a Christmas present for your the past year, and to assure you that we I Tbe donation Wednesday night for the | ’’ huroday. DRIED AFFLER. shall during tlie coming year aim to merit Gi ettamen you can get Stoga* Inches your further favor* by keeping our stock .-•it it smith. Hams A Van Arman’s. :1 for ta.ee «t D. Strike,. J £“"» *» >“■ dl>'. "► full and of the beat quality at prices that cannut be beaten. We shall also make urss of tne pastor at theparMniageIt wa.* Monday. Xlii si lot of candy, fruit and nuts you derided to make the above chahg!?. The I Mr- Baldwin, publisher of the Vicksburg every .effort to be able to pay at al! times - |sw for the holidays at Snilth. Hams attendance was large and the sum of SKra ' 'oinmerclal. wa» the guest last week of hb the highest market price for all kinds of produce tlrnt fanners may have to sell. v Van Arman. was received. ! eourin. Charte* Baldwin. Wishing you all’s Merry Christman and are not what they’re crackl'd up to Saturday a new bank was organized ai Mrs. W. J, Stuart, who has ta-en the Happy New Year we are . t|ul,y«nrM find some good ones at Nashville with a capital of 883.000. c, ]> ‘H't-st of Mrs. C. H. VanAnnan, returned Yours respectfully. ’ -.ut'-r’s grocery. STAfFrr.R A CRAWI.KY. ( Beebe, of this city, was rlertcd president l" her honM’ *" «r*nd Rapid* Thursday. n p chidMtter uiiwi int« ti i 1 he cold day s nre coming but it will lie ■ and Frank Bob.-, of Nashville, vice prealGen. Sheridan's Memoirs are now before ren^^welM^th^ ta.*1”' .<-rt mid tiny when Uettinir can't undcr- sUrkboldeT;Zal TtoSlrik1wHlK’iE.wn’Z the public for sale nnd -they are meeting .! a I isHiipetilora. with ready buyers. This work has so far th. F.nttrr, ,„d Vewhuiu tank „..t ln ,hm' It c. Woodruff, living south of town, l^ecl-s to ta-gin business January 1st. Daniel Striker went to Albion yesterdav met with no adverse criticism. Is eqna! both In clearneM, accuracy and ,.| 'ustlce Bates last week $10 for hav.......... ....S-?- ■ I".™! interest, to Gen. Grant's lax>k and many­ careful readers of both works place Gen. Have a well selected stock of seasonable goods in Hardware, mlssloncr of Barry town-hip. a channel Is , tore I sew time rani which took effect on being dug at the outlet of Fair lake with ' Shcridan'a-above that of Gen. Grant's. comprising N irhigan Central Dec. 0 makes no the expoctatiou of lowering Its waters font | , Charlie Baldwin, it Is rumored, has Gen. Sheridan's life was an active, roman­ ,4. for this station. I0cd for next season with the Athletic*, tic one and in describing the scenes and feet. When this is "accomplished. It Is Mtk Fivd Aluxander died Sunday at her thought that It will Increase the sizes of ; • Phllailelphia base ball team Monglng to incidents connected therewith hr lias dis­ • played tb«M- same qualities that no charac­ ml itr lumalng Mrs. Alexander has the farms adjoining this lake several acres, ui>• Association. besides converting numerous acres of ure- V<>nu>d Chancellor Colgrove, Fred llyer- terized him a.- one of the greatest and most ■ • iiinti invalid for years. less swamp into arable land. I son. Royal Brown and M. Young visited daring cavalry leaders tbe world has ever v pleasant Card and dancing party was known. His Memoirs are not only historic Th*' proapectH now are that Nashville the Charlotte lodge, Knights of Pythias,. but romantic and while telling the sober 4‘Vf'u Saturday evening by Mrs. Julia will have a new bank very shortly, or the Monday evening. truths of history hr carries his reader for­ old one will go into new hands. A sUick T. S. Brice and faintly have moved to ward with an eagerness equal to that with Ken cold’s orchestra I* In such great de­ company is being organ lull for Hut! pur­ the city and an- now settled In the resl- which one follows a favorite heroine In . I'ui tbji manager ••Hike’’ lias m> time to pose by C. D. Bevins, of the Hastings City deade tn the second wan! purchas<*d by fiction. They are sold in seta of two vol­ 0 tend to hU other business. Bank, and bids fair soon to l>e factor in 2ai of (>. E. Glllinan. umes, each volume cum [vised of 300 pages. The price per set Is as low aS $6 and from So one objects to them. What—why Nashville business uircles. Mt Beebe Is L W. Bush, who has for nearly a lualf that up to 82<. The books contain excel­ i.<~< in.-ii Stoga* at Smith, Ham* £ a ••ntetlvr." the Nashville men w iK are in­ tury past been an employe of the Mich ­ terested arc ‘Tustlera,” ami the bank will lent steel engravings of (ten. Sheridan and VnuAriiiBnS, 3 for a nlekle. igan Central It It Co., resigned his posi­ wood cute of other prominent officers, also And many other specialtief in our line. Look us over when be a “rustler.’’—Nashville News. in need of "\ tion as conductor last week and will retire fac-iimUe* of famous letters, and 2h maps. Hank - Beamer sells twroeit oyster* <■ For a limited time to • cash subscribers entirely from railroading. ■ .dealer in tin- city, also the famous Mr. Joseph E. Mueller will lie In the city we are permitted to offer the Barker and ,.t> a Ca's butter crackers. Detroit Weekly Tribune for 81.50 a year. \Al. K. Grant Frank Black and Will this wet-k ns agent for this work. They |\.i .11 hall ha* been undergoing soint, Neither [mper atone will Im- taken for less Chidester wheeled themselves on their bi­ ■re sold only on subscription aud our clti- i . re--ury .repairs. Already there Is much than the regular subscription price. 81.00 n cycles to Nashville and return on Friday. zens should not lose this opportunity of rnpt - ■ irnt In its apjs-arance. . year. But the. two can l»c had at this office Except that WIH walked In over the last purchaning. No payments are required i until delivery 'of the volumes. only for 81.30. All Banker agents must three miles because his bicycle wimt Iwdly remit to us 81.50 on the combination offer. teunt*. Resolutions adopted by tte- Eastern Star II.. wWlecouplingrars at Delton Thurw- They must get tta'ir commLslons from the Leonard Strdge ana John Busby went to Chapter No. 7. adoptive masonry : . : his thumb Im.lij squeezed. subscriber. This offtr we make to old and । Kalamaroo Muniisy. They took with them It having pleased the All-wise In the ■ •• Misses Hattie and Belle Hotchkiss' a sum of money which had been raised to economy of his plan tn remove from our . .-a -a:d'. and dancing party Friday Mrs. Gilbert Striker attempted to kllL buy clothes and presents for Cuyler Binke- midst by death, our late brother Wm. S. • rung tn a small circle of friends. )y, a lad who formerly resiil-sl hare but b Goodyear, and while we lx>w with la-com­ herself Thursday morning by cutting her . 'now confined in tlie Insane asylum. ing resignation to his decree, we desire to < of n|re things suitable for boliday throat with a butcher knife. She was vis­ attest our affection and esteem for his many . :i- at Archie McCoy’s. You can get iting at Mrs. John Kurtz’ at thejjfoe. Be- ► of Assistant Quartermaster go«l qualities of head and heart. Brother ’ fore the knife hat! gone deep enough Itf Appointment ‘ birthing itsrful os well a* beautiful. < hiodycar wa» truly one of the pioneers ■Die cmKlainment given by the young make a fatal cut Mrs. Striker, who General, with the rank of Colonel, for this and as such, had been associated with the was tcmporarialy deranged, suddenly real­ state in th*' l’nltanned Rank, Knights of literary society of the Baptist ized hor condition and callisl for help. It Pythias.! Mr.~rtoodycnr'sproinotion Is well many emiiarnisMnenta and privations Inci­ , hurch Saturday evening was very inter- was afterward ascertained that before us­ deservea and his friends nil congratulate dent to the early M’ttb-ment of li.<- country, aud we can but realize his loss thr more as ing the knife the nuule an attempt with a him. time had cemented the early ties of friend­ During the month *»f November IQ,278 saw. Dr. lx»wry was called and after the ship and brotherly love. , ... nets of wheat were marketed in this wound was droned Mrs. Striker was re­ Ucxolml, That In his death the fraPrice* have fallen like leaves at Beamer’s. •unty. Am! a total of 01.078 since moved to her home in Baltimore- No oth­ tem|ty feel the Ipss of hl's counsel nnd er eauae than that of tenipurary luMUilty Is Yugrnd 1st. . A nice line of holiday slippers at Run­ good advice as <t was always on the safe assigned for the net. yan's. at.d conservative side, and we will ever fall aud get your candies, lemons, According to the Novemtet crop report, raws. nuts, dates, figs. canned goods, Haro you visited Dr. Lathrop’s drug cherish his memory as n faithful and true • .’.ire. etf.. of Frank Beamer, two doors issued by the Bureau of Agriculture, Store and seen hfe display bf holiday goods? friend ami brother. Hcsoltwl, Thut we tunddr to his family wheat goes into tlie winter In about the It costa you nothing to l<b'k. and you may north iiustoffire. same condition as one year ago. During find anything you want for a Christmas our warmest sympathy in tbe great loss A. I). <‘ook nays he must have an iin- November tiwre wasn Might improvement , they have sustained tn this thelr.hour of . / •cttlcincnt with *11 who owe him. In the southern and central counties, and giftdfH-p iH-reavrinent, and assure tlwm of our ' .nd that It will be cheaper to settle with slight loss in tbe northern bounties. In See those Antique Oak rockers, plush friendship and condolence. tn than a ••ollector. Resolrrrf. That the lodge te* draped In the flrat-named counties tlie rainfall was seat and back, ta-auUfiilly finlslied and The Knights of Pythias party will l>e Ims than a tenth of an Inch below, and Hie elegant design. You could’nt find n more mourning for the period of 30 days, and a Id Friday evening at the Hustings House, temperature nearly two degree* above the 1suitable CWidiaas gift, Archir>lcCoy sells memorial page of our nword be dedicated to the deceased and thut the secretary trans­ Wheat rejxwted marketed In them. । ..sja-ad of I’nliui hall ns we erroneously normal. Nov. 039.018 bilsHcls: since August Doll cabs, nicking and Shoo-fly horses, mit a certified copy of these resolutions to . : bounced last week. 17.1A4.WJ0. The clftver yield In the state child , ’s chairs, high chairs, misses chairs, the family attested with the seal. Every tasly says those parlor and fancy will be light. In condition horses are W5. are ( Just the things to buy for a Christmas r rki well a- those Turcoman cur- cattle P2. sheep M and swine 1'8. present for your little ones. Archie MiThe choicest goods at the lowest prices ’.t.tis tit Archie >IrC<0> are worthy a place keep them all. In cans or bulk at Frank Beamer’s, two The young ladles of St Agnes'Guild Coy 1 ; । flic finest of homos. connected with Emmanuel jmrlsb. will Pat Spleen plcad^l guilty on Thursday doors north of poatofflct!. We have taken extra pains this year to have a full stock and fresh Roods. Ii you buy a holiday present without give an oyster supper at the society rooms, to being ilrunk. Justice Bah's ansesxeil • - going to Archie McCoy’s furniture on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 20. The him 87.50 or 15 days in the county jail. Tlie Michigan Cental Will *41 excursion • as and Inspecting his stock. you will young ladies will nl.-n have a table on ; Spleen wiyi allowed time In which to raise ticket* on Dec. 24th. 25th and Hlat, 1888. yourself an injustice. which will l>e a display of ftatcy work the-money ■ bnt took nd van tage of thr op­ and Jan. 1st, 189». from Haatlngs to all Hasting* Division will hereafter drill from which tho most fastidious can choose portunity nnd now Hasting* knows him no station* on Its lines In United States and Canada at a rate of one and one-third fare QTWe will give a choice STOGA, 0X inches long to every man that trades with u*. -■h Thursday evening, from 7 to H o’clock Christmas »resente for their numerous more. friend*. /This work has been the result of 1 round trip. Tickets go* good for return , . . । for round :.tiadknl. at t’nlon hall. They have their their-town handcraft with tew conlribuWe are In receipt of a copy of Ayer s j Uwn Jja,, — 3d lgw. !-r atrill to-morrow night. tions from friends. The object of the sujh Almanac, issued by J. C. Ayer A Co., of - A. p' - Hahn. Ticket Agent We havB a number of city Iota that we per and #ale is to obtain fund* for some Lowell j Mass., tbe manufacturers of the will uell on contract, making the terms special article of furniture in the church. <celebratrel AyePs remedies. The copy be­ All notes and accounts due Apply at the otUeea of Smith & Oyster supper 25 cents. Come one, come fore us is a neat presentation lxx>k of । t’olgruveor W. P. Sldnatu. all, and assist the guild in this meritous about ( 500 pages. luHng made up of num­ the estate of the late Wm. S. work. Supper served from 5 till 7 o'clock. erous ( editions colculoted for the latitudes Goodyearand the firm of Good­ .Try the Idicla Belle flour at A. J>. Cook’s, of manri land*. H makes a convenient year & Barnes must be settled Nothing was done about the railroad < h >-made by the new Delton roller mill, and reliable volume of reference. • It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm and is full roller process flour, the equal of after Messrs. Balch and Dingman went 1 at once. F. G. Goodyear. away last week until Mr. Merrill returned -.he best patent made anywhere. The fifiest display of Christmas gorate your house or cook your meals is to buy the on Monday of this week, Messrs. Kenned) ever brought to the dty can be found at ’ Hastings lodge Na 52, F. & A. M. elect­ For sale, the residence property In the and Wm. Scllcck meeting him at Wood­ ed tlie following office™ Wednesday even ­ Dr. lathrop’* drug store. We counted first ward formerly belonging to Charles ing. Dec. IS: land. Mr. Merrill is working to secure a ’•ln^lend. . Will sell cheap nnd on easy frw pieces of rigbt-of way. and attend to over fifty plash toilet and odor ease*, and manlcue recta; of albums he has an endless terms. Rnqutre of P. T. Colgrove. other business. In this connection wc will variety , and hl. stock of 1-ooM. >1 >te* and J. \V.-Lorenzo Dixon. say that Mr. Bandfletd informs us that we other things ready for tt»e hoU,,, f tr ^'. The secund quarterly meeting of Hast:n;s j lreuit will lx- held In the Altuft misquoted, him last week. What Mr. must be seen to be appreciated. Do not •-'■boo! hbtwo Dec. 22 and 23, service to Bandfleld did say was, that the right-of- fall to visit the doctor* store liefore you way *£TOM his land would not exceed 8700; buy Christmas things. ‘-miunrnve Saturday, 2 o’clock p. m. ------- AT------not that he wouia would nui not take not . none®. Xo doubt about It, that anyone desirous 8700 for It We make this correction In j h|, Mghr . railroad hand *J»’’roufhiJ , Tlie annual meeting of the Barry Stwi fur ii. Wc >uA"> —Is u.m ror to i*. _ --Gm.nftcW Wednesday A<ricHlturB] ■odety will be held U the of Mdecting a flue gift for the holiday*, justice Mr. ----Bandfield. —Portland ni> Ol-_ , that will be both useful and l»eautlftil, out and pleaded guilty to being drunk. 1 lie housi.. Cuy „f Hastings, on Monday. • 1 find it at Archie McCoy’* furniture rooms. server. ’88. at 1 o’clock p. m. Prwnl; The Michigan Central and Detroit. Lan- jJustice fined him 87.50 or IS day* in Jailwas allowed to go for the purpose of nm <>njen# not called for by Dec. 20th. will From now ou we offer the Bannkb and ■ing A Northern are introducing the Mar- Mahr ’ raising tlie money to pay his fine. A forfeited to the society. ..... Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers tin steam heating system on their pa>M-u- 1raising »oc mvin-j m*h and and Wu ItrnnirK friend loaned him the necessary cash Wm. II H. M errick, Sec. for Sl.50 a year. Sucacribe now. Till* ger care. Some of the care have been ( offer is <qx-n to old aud new subscribers of wanned la this way ever slnoe the coM 1Mahr Immediately proceeded to gel ®n ’to­ The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. weather set in, and it will be «*'<> 1,1 th.c <other drunk but Maralial Rogers run him the Baxter. Our pay to stop dun notico. In and he is now serving his 15 days. Of course we keep other and inferior kind, of stoves, tbe Smith, Hams A VanAhmax. D. C. Warner, living a few miles out on remaining cars as soon a* the necessary « - | John Bessmrr our popular jeweler com­ same as other dealers. Bnt the Garland is tbe acknowledged the Stan- rood In Castleton, had a log roll trratlons can be made. The ■' At a regular convocation of Barry' lodge. beating Is furnished £w<n the his business with us a little over un his left arm Thursday, whieh resulted while It is attachwi to the train, and while menced 1five years ago- A strict Btl*'nLlc" W, No. 311. F. Jt A. M-, the following officers best ’ In a Irtid fracture. His physician hopes to tor cars are <tending In the station the I ncM and bunestdrsJIng has ‘ ’S'iSTn,^ 1* able to >ave tim arm. steady increase of trade of’which be ■very proud. Any goods bought The Pope has appointed Dec. Si. 1888,. tor special scrvlcca In ail Catholic churches ran |J relied upon to I* just" "P"**®**1/ throughout tbe world, at which time thank* This vear he has a remarkable fine stock arc to be offered to the sacred heart of »,<! The stoves have not been removed of watches, rings. Jewelry. Respect fully, ..'••sns tor graces received. . spectacles, docks and musical <<xxb- •“> they may become necewary In case a w**" The examination of Cassius Bristol and is snowed in for several hours. T^e d*>‘- Ip,™, tallr, rnnvt nut fall to pay jwrm Earl Warner, charged with forgery, was Our pay aud must have 1L In «« of eotlUten. b»^. a visit. He rer-orw very • 70itnn, Ham» 4 VasAmmaw. held before Justice Kenaatno Friday. F ,,. . Jwith tn H creel extent.— 1 we recommend film to the public generally. They were bound over for trial in the cir­ ' ^~ti^Cwrtlne*day, Dec. 1», 188tL local news.' tssus SfTT-Ttt-,MS-! ■ ""kln*w- A 4 HOLIDAY CROCKERY, Glasware, GOODS, EARTHEN LAMPS, WABK. Best FANCY ai BUCKWHEAT STAPLE in the GROCERIES. - Market. - Oranges, A Fine Best 50c. Highest Lemons, TEA Prices Line of Nuts, in the City. Figs- Tobaccos. GOOD YEAR BROS. Cross-Cut Saws, .Axes, Corn Shellers,"Belknap Patent Sleighs, Swell-Body and Portland Cutters, Robes and Blankets, Skates, Sleigh Bells, Granite Iron, Perfection and White Metal Tea and Coffee Pots. HARD WARE. I Is Marriage a Failure? not xW 1 For your wife or sweetheart will be sweeter . than ever this holiday season ifyou buy CEtncly, Fruits, Kite., Smith, Hams & hn Arman. We have everything you can wish for. Florida Oranges, Malaga Grapes, Bananas, Choice Layer Figs, London Layer Raisins, Mixed Nuts, Mixed Candy, Etc. Some one pound boxes of choice candy, very nice. Mixed Xmas Candy, 10c. per lb. THE PROBLEM SOLVED! Garland Cooks and 15 ED. POWERS’ Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. . ED. POWE cuit court and released un $300 ImlL �THE RIDING SCHOOLS. WHERE SOCIETY SPENDS PART OF ITS TIME WHEN SUMMER IS OVER. For Soreness, Stiffness, Tho teu« of all riding leorans for beginner* to the safety nnd careful training of tbe Wirae*. Only a horse of strong will power, wide intdligenre aud disciplined nerves can boar wjib equanimity tbo auccession of sur­ a sweet girl mauagra to arrange for rben she mount* for thu first time. The down with a littio spring to i, but there nn- aometiiing like r.c;-------- ’roys n gW n,ftn“R« to t«k<> that little spring and take it exactly wrong before sl» is iu thu saddle. Tlieu it take* an artist to arrange a girl’s skirts and two groom* u> hnld the home white it is done. When she doesn't forget to unhook the little loop that hdld* her dr-tt in tbe hock abe tits down squarely ou tbo fullness tbnt should go over tins' pommel, or got* so htdptasly wound up In'Urn skirt* that no one but the' fifteen ]>cz zte man remover get ber out alive. H«r sad­ dle is never exactly right, bar rtlrrup either too long or too short, and sue fidgets nnd fusses and nestle* and giggle* and get* pink in >wr cheeks and a Jot of imprecation and profa:.-lty in the heart of the groom be­ fore- she i* finally satisfied arid ride* into the r[ug, only U> come back again In nine cases SUIT M.klr, THE CHARLES-*. VOGELER CO., BalUatoto, Nd. KAIiffi something. Mounting from the ground to a yet more difficult h-at. nnd usualiy the firs: few trials end in diawter. One liaml on the raddle, tbo otlM-r on tbe whouliler of tbo master, hto arm about horwaUt.bcr foot in bi* hand, and Ufe?!1.' Sl-iCwi!) IM RefinJzr Old-EslilM AKD SURCEQH tho horse quivers anil shivers in patient submlssiou and Ixora iu The favorite mode of riding is after tlw English style, and the master ridra round and round with the pupil correcting, criticising her [xxdtkm, nnd sug­ such idraa ns she may find Ix-neflciaL —-TJT NERVOUS DEBILITY, UatJILUI, LATST Lost M1DRJOO, M.nhxxS, | gesting o......•—.......... “ yalMag Mctnory, . without .... * warning. chirrupa tx. nOtag Memory, Exhausting Eehauetlng Dr«in«. Drain*, Terrible Buddanly, Dreamt. Head and Back Ache and aUihaeffwa 1 i...- ».___- __________ ..___ SKILL and SUCCESS CtaiM and PriratE Diseases. METHODS, MANNERS AND MORALS OF THE DEVOTEES TO INDOLENCE. Drawing nigh. w0 saw tlie famous r.taff around the king and Moltko. They had halted on the way from Rcaonvilfo to Gravelotte, at a point from which eoukl be obthree bout*. prompt. Sure, Safa, Recent. TRAMPS OF LONDON AT THE BATTLE Of GRAVELOTTE. Bismarck wa* reclining on livers Is tho tramp, aud him in bls many of calfskin with tho hair on for n pillow, nnd his bead was sheltered by a strip of French ‘ varieties we will consider. Landon tramps new. Tbo king worn a very long light blue attention—paid in England to tbe “freedom his carriage. The three carriage* belonged reai-ectively to tbe king, Bismarck and Mol'.ko. Standing near the king, hi* feet wide apart and holding a field giaw tt. hl* eyes, wa* Gen. Philip H. Shot i.ton, who was Bismarck's guest, and Imd riddm. to the IWd.in the car- ; riago of the ebanw-llor. The old uniform of Sheridan wa* dingy betide tbe new clothes worn 7^* by the German leaden, ?"’■ who *’*? ‘had T*’ teen i In the flahl but three week*, and had not «ra.niw.lm.ny nd. ud dn» Bora. Th. hnnr wm iraly mlnuu. .Tur 11. nnd U» ' jnud.tdMtktenwtotMete.Mdtta^. .1 Tb.«>M»Hi,K.bot. o( U»Mtml,b,™wrai ten In tlw mr rf tiring b, fxlnwnir, nu.l Uw trwiwn.lw,. C.rrron Mtllwrr tarnj to rUy lt». w.nw «J:lr. on l-wtre. Thor. wra, trow, drat bora, and mnny Mood anln. .boot, and a twratrwtine. rate wrwll rama front them Mwtra two .woll.nnton.Ura l loratad my cbcriMM choir, ami, tab ing tbeonly, ‘naerved seat" at that stupen-1 duos performanre.-, iu!ju«te<l my fle'.J glass and was roon utaortc-.1 in one of tbegrandest scene* that mortal ever garo! upon. like “Foor Joe," he is kt alone. Vagrancy is “winked" at by tbe autboritire. These do not wish any more “cluirgt* on t he parixh’ tIin „ tthey 1WT arc than arc otmgtxl obliged tu to incur i'acur or or tai.o take uwuv notice of In ttM, diy titw, UieV an. entirely lost w ta lb<< ^jr[ of yi hunwn u.kn. and thp^ onh. w, w<n at night w— ' A tramp', name I* usually an lumimM ooe. H„ „nu, |n cximimU. . h.rt u hl< «uwm tn bl, own om^ „ ,wd. „ th, cUnwu, tn-bwh b. F„ „ llp cMr„b„ ln hu ,ob» Uw i.l—1 iradluom. ,b.„;h t^,. I. r,. dr.f -d Uo«| hl. p~w body. U.i.otMo rara t,,^™,. c^.1 .Ion. with chronic 1^,vid.nl l» u not an idiot Iran buU, he is never bopelrisily iIgnorant. iao,M,t. Hu birthHU hr, lb. ,twU ta, .oirpe^t hr. w,u and developed a certain form of low cunning wbk.b lf Ilnl inuiligenre. surely stand* ■— - ’• • THE TRAMPS* EDL'CATfoX. that employed by Henry J. Raymond in 1 Ho white gunpowder Mtinke “u'“'r 1" •»««« parishes 'aue or mare at snow rising to the* tiw dallies l« jlasted on- the regular bill F. D. CLARKE, M. D Merrill Bleak, DBTROIT. MIOK quire consiifcrable j>rartir»» to accustom her­ self to tho to ber terrifying motion of tbs powerful ruiimal she ridro “1 practiced month* and months." raid a pretty young girl in gray stri|>od habit, "to learn to nw in the saddle am-ording to the master's teaching, but 1 Just b&uldn't do it at ail, aud 1 was lame al! orrr, until ouo dav papa raid: 'Why. just sit still and ski the borae throw you,' nnd in ten minutra T had ' All thia tlmo tbnt tbe young riders had been flopping and Uaalnganil Jerking around in tbu rink, a tail, vigorous' young woman cheeked girl in tbo corm-r wa* rending a lore .totter, waiting for their honsst nnd scolding l»cnu«* wwiM one whom tl«-< tilled Bert couldn't come and ride with them, no they could go out in the park, nud when tbo bonro finally came, two luiudxome, white GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking effect Dec. I'. 1»8 dtaa, every fold ot thv-ir habit* falling into exactly the correct and pri>|x-r place with no fidgeting, and into tbo rink they dashed on and round and across tbe circle, striking ter­ ror to the heart* of their timid sisters, nhilo tbo fresh, soft color sprang U> tbe riders' cheek* and tbe pretty brightrnw to their “How to it that you seem to have so mueh less trouble with your drera in mounting than theuthersr asked an inquisitive matron as tbe girl* catno panting up the stairs. “Oh, I don't know, uiduu it to txcmwi they Grand Rapids. Lv Middlevlllx.......... tho tiny clouds puffed by tho mtplixiing sheik. I could ace the galloping of horaemeti bear­ ing orderethrough the fiery mist—ti»«-surging march of the tnxjps, block after block of the bitts division* of 'Germany crowding to the left—the sparkle of steel and of tlie Ix-InM-ts, like flAxbea of starlight on a raging wi - tlx long darta of fire from tho breech Joading cannon of the Germans, which wen- each discharge] nt times nlinoat os fast ns a row boy fires hto revolver—1 could disn-rn the French praitions fur near threw miles outlined by flickering fire, and billows of xraoke that seemed to swell from a scrim nt Niagara*; and I iw-ard the awful tij/rour romf rrln-nding a thouaand stunning shocks, rising at times to a majesty tliat was beyond al) faculty of During my stay at Tucker'S liotcl 1 had several pood opportunities to se- tbe emprem of Austria. 8hu is a very toll woman, with a long body am! remarkably small waist. ringo and springy gait, you would put her Chicago, Kalaoaioc & Sagiaaw TIME TABLE. 'South ing. qujvi-rit and twice iu many -------- - —__I-tho best of their poor skill. The ladies fua* and twist nnd wrestle,stirrups are shortened or lengthened, girths are tightened, tlid music crashes ou, the pretty horses stand impatiently, with quivering‘ears and dilated nostrils. The queenly beauty goes out to mount, but [>ouu iu the prettiest imaginable way as she to led along tlie block, but smiles with lips and eyes a* a fair haired Adorns, anticipating her wish to mount from tlie ground, spring* down from tUo bltxi'and hold* up hto arms Invitingly to Jter. Twenty lionet are crowded together in a little space cavorting aud pawing in imjwlictico aud excitement, but down among their trampling hoots she fliett fearlessly, and with a quiet, light spring she Li beaming down into hi* face aa he fits her foot into tbe itirruji and tightens her saddle girth, then flings himself on a bone, and round and round the big rink they ail revolve in sternly measured pace co tbo quick-, throbbing music. Sweet girls ride into tbo rin g alone all fear Isssly, but hardly orc they inside tbo gate before some mounted knight with uplifted hat joins them, and two aud two they dizzily have uwd nearly all medicine* imagine!-te. ____ __ pound advertise 1.1 gave it a tnal. I Lve used only one bottle and sin perfectly cured. I con now jump nround and Ifcel lively a* a l>qy." Frank Caroli. Eureka, Nevada. Pn\-f, ftMt. Six far Sold by Dmuguists. Send for S pace Testimonial Pape*. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors The Banner and the Detroit Tribune, $l.$0. penny or two which in, quickly ingesta iuthis shop, fortifying bitiuelf thus for hto long, monotonous day. He does not • necessarily an* wer* all the purposes of a .k'nifa refuMsi. Before tlx windows ot the ]>awiibroker’s d>op Uw tramp may next i» reen, gazing in tently at the pledged loot. Foor fellow I H undoubtedly corned by lactic acid Hi tbe blood. This acid attack* the Ohrvc* tl-iu*-* the pain* and *«-bc* in tin-thu. knero. ankles, hip* am: .wt;***. of people hare foam! In Hood'4H..r Its KwfUn- care for rbeufnatisui. 1 hl* by ft* purifying aetteo, ocutratve* o! tbe Mood, and aho build* up! an«t’ strengthen* the a bote body. \ A good ButaUtnte fur a paper knife to i Magistrate (to Chinaman;—What to your complaint against this young manl Chinaman (unable to collect a laundry bilb —He too muebao bV-and-by.—Harper's Bazar. three old fashioned flounced running round it. Her long waist was covered with a tightly held a straw colored parasol, and in the right the emprett clutched a Itook and red ano of her own Hervsnta followed with tin- rugs and wraps upon his urn.' The emprttt is certainly a wonderful walker. Bbc strwies over the ground at a tremendous rate. In walking from tbe Ixtocb she had com pletely distmeed her solitary attendant. Then tbo emperor's wife disappeared Into her apartment over the billiard room. In spite of the dowdinre* of ber attire the empress would attract attention any whereby a certain air of distinction, dno in a measure with which die carries herself. It wn» to me shoulder* and length uf limb could exist. exercise, considering tbo ‘ disparity between majesty prides herself upon retaining from Many persons of both sexes are greatly troubled with cramps in oaoor.both tbeir severe Most people Jump out of bed (it nearly always cuDtcs ou cither just after go- for hour*, tlll^U despair they would send for tbe family physician, and even then it would be hours before the sp.--.sni would let up. good night's few of tlie bravest of the indiei nunaiuing to ridu fdr inc rings, and only two braving tbe hurdles.—New York Sun. myself soma doubts oa to tho good tilth cf normal condition of tin- akiti is the chief '■>«’ tail, muscular Zulu wlo t:idre* before . . ..... _ _ . .... i.i— m-.v.I. i i'-i1 rI..> tit pruweauu squish luiu, aanx-iuuri.-ix or , ----------- -- — — -tbe sufferers lrum cmarrual pneumoala or black gum that pnx:hams him u married . ->----* man, nnd bW huge, bony Art* cltitciimg the j r ■__ . *.......... ■.!..> . .....i .. .. I always be used for children teething. It the child, soften* the gum*. allay* all pain wind colic, and lathe best rciiicdt for dial tbo Rio Uraudo, evidently built iu that limo furtive glances at sons- unredeemed trinket proprietary righto. Tbo old print shops in­ terval him a* wall 1‘ertiajw he likes curios lie bare engaged iu tbo production of raisins BOSTON Don't, |iray. sorrow that "misery" has made bi tn acquaint “with strange Ixxlfellows.'' DIVIDED IKJO HXASONS. Tratn;« are divided into loason*. There to berioud tbe spirits and sap tbe springs I and nervous force. For lheae <tl»diseases, hmctlonai Irregularities, un- Marr & Duff An- having an Immense trade all through tbeir whole store. Sjn-etal low price.-* Live been put on all our tbo summer, when dewerted alleys, mews, gates and doorways, above all tbe bridges, afford him real and slMtlter. Ho to most mis- Winter Goods! wank. In tbo lung) cold, wot night* ot autumn lie procures a practical umbrella un­ cap<' its all enslaving bond. der some friendly jxw-Ucu, and thus may keep Ith Goldi n Medlenl Dl«corery V. Herte'i Golden Medkail Discovery a little dry, whieh is better than to Im> suakmg wet In spring time bo haunu the mar­ cures roughs, eotd* and consumption It taken In time. O! dramrist*. kets, feasting on cabbage Icsvvre'or early tur­ Nearly SOO new dwelling* hard l«ren nips dropped from an overloaded country wagon, emptying ttz trwuure trove planted on Lanata|*b sacred soil Oils waInter on. garnered in K«nt. Burroy, Snsscx and MldiBcscx rural ilitirict*. For many years tbe manufacturers of Dr. Nace s Catarrh Remedy have offered, la good gW reward for n ci»e of t-.a.**! catarrh scrambling fur tbo bit of stuff failb. which they cannot cure. The remedy Is sold by wblch includes dn-ro goods, flannels, blank­ ets, cosuforient, underwear, hosiery, glorro. table linen, erasbra. cotton* In bleached and unbloaebed shirting, ticking, print*. Also a general • "pub," or “public house' in uld'C'ovent Gar­ MV, Ul uir den market wulch u opened at daylight for •age*, dlsrhiirire* failiur (rem Uio bead in the the convenience of Ute market gardener*,who' tliroat. sometimes protasc. watery and narid. at others, thick, teuactou*. innroua. nuratenl. bloody aud putrid: tf tbe eyr* are weak, wsterj :u.d Inflamed-, If there Is ringing in .lln> ear*. "pub" doe*a lively trade in "miter beer"a'jd deafnoBs, harking or cougbini: to dear the spirits. Th* tramp, liEo and evil shadow; thruat, exttedoratlon of oftendre matter, to­ Insinuates InmxK imide the door unknown gether with scab* from ulcers, the idea bdter and na, a mual twang; the hreatti of­ to tbo tierlouder. Crouching down to tbe cliaugod fensive; smell and u*te Impaired; «enra*on ol floor bo seiira tlie market man's emptied glass to drain the few drojw which remain, or to pick up tbo biscuit which he bus tossed one your drieaAv, the greater ttic number and dive*. whieh include.-, children’s. miMC** and Indic*. An immense line to cImxmc fro::, and al prices tlmi will speak f»r tbcm .wives. Piueh jackets, pltuh wrap* aid plush saoqucA have bes-n all reduced. Gome and sec what we can give you fur a n denizen of tbo uigbt shade, 1 hayo seen nnd conversed with every grade of strict tramp, aud 1 bavo invariably found him civil, respectful and in a rough sray chivalrous. I have come down to hu level, and never atteenptod to reform him ur tbnut wise raws upon him, like a Bunday garment, spick and span for tbe pitiful occa­ sion. Treating him us a comrade fur ttie nonce, i have taken him into my cnntldenea, nor h.-j. be ahtisod that some. Admitting hmr by tacit invitation into tbo Ixnmdloas manners and cuAtoma, bls tricks and his quips, to my hearts content. I bavo never patronized him nor loftily celled nim "my good man.1’ But whan our unconventional interview ba* ended I've asked him to accept u shilling to drink my iicolth and ba(>pina*, nor have 1 diediunud to than? him for hto newspaper “copy" obligingly given ma Far that un- moment tbe trump bus respected bimst-if, aud a gleam at human kintore* baa found its way tu bi* torpid heart.—Annie U okemuu iu San Francisco Chronicle. Slittrki orc report rd to have tmeomo un- tlvt- and dangerous, lew tmderatood, or more misucerestully treated by physicians. Consolidation committee uf Suginaws are Kt work arranging details uf union. worst form of eczema two years, and found no relief from some of our best phy­ sicians who have made this disease a Kpeclolty. I wm penniaded to, try Fupillon (extract of flax). The relief I received was like a charm and 1 am well. 1 think Papillon one of the birosings of the age." Try PapUlou (extract of flax) Skio Cure wlten eh others falL Large bottles 81.00, W. II. Goodyear's. Next encainpment Mich., G. A. R. at Bay City March Ifl-U. * w-.uu .. jaj'tatnmod «nh untotcgAd; ba: Jim* ro . ‘hurt , Mark DownOn all OUK CLOAKS, <- Little Money. . You wtll also'sec m our stun- the bi©o*t line ot . HOLIDAY GOODS BOOKS. special mention obould be made of our book department. lutnnue linos of ju­ venile btxiks with heavy Ixianl cover* can bo bought of tu from 10c. up to 50 cents Throe booka are the best value In the eountr}'. Marr * Duff have received two thouaand five hundred i'Jnnx elegant doth bound btxiks, gilt; books that are usually sold from 50 to 75 cents; our price u» throe buolu will be 34 route and 39 cents. All the finest authors etui lie found In these lines. For Special Bargains Bohenilam Bouavoient society luit> dedi­ In books and plush tcdlet set*, call mi Marr* Duff. 44 West Main street, Ito”' cated their new ball at E. Sogiuaw. »iouary the formufesrf a simple v cdy for tbe spredy sub permanent sumption, bronehfu*. catarrh, si C. 6. HJUIFW, Detroit, Ich. uix.ii-. tj ix.- noroKtea or l;iu usa of tho m-sa bnta, uu>colddoacbo, tbonlr batti.aud t'T Death froin malignant diphtheria atjllig Riverside, Cal, is constructed of onyx. Then they all form in one straight Hue, v no* inatho-l re-fere with yr - BURLINGTON, VERMONT. rery totally perwn witboL Bia with C. J. with iy Tie vat? Bwt x«*v r n r r I I CMiatocwo Belied IfiLL <5 nijX«ind (he ruin bn- bad. Since I look Paine** L'lery and I can sleep like a chUl*.’ Zrnas " Having lern trvuNcd with rh-umaiiam Icauta ou the appetising steam in long i nhalo­ It in animation of another sort the center four abreast, wheel again Into the four, moot and march up eight DER cocoa, tea, coffee aud light tireakfast vi.nd*. lunw in her face. Her dark brown hair is usually done up in light braids nt tbe Ixtck. Her complexion, from constant exposure, is their tailor* coming to tbo Ktul>le« to-fit the the day com'-i tbe glorious dashing musk ride by all the school together. Buddenly n crash of music, a trampling of hoofs, a toss­ ing of silky manes and glomy cusving necks, and sixty horses, all saddled and bridled, d ish out into the rink, and half as many Uvque object H<- rambles in the dawn ;iast the (wnny nnd ha'penny cocoa sLl>;k, occasionally paus­ ing nt one. From the grating fronting the ing in al) thr wonderful pyrotechnic* and going. —Murat Halstead in The Century.. My Poor Back! Tlwt s the rorimanr. <nc!ama:i<>n of |l'*we Milfcring'with rbeqmstiMti or Ichlne-. I *mre, and there inti > Hundred* <4* tcriimctiMl . i remedy. l’air.r»^ Celery on ll"' dai,v Pnl’"». acquiring f giving on« jxqier complete when append out . dto;>ellcd by heroic treatment • A naturally graceful woman who to not | afraid of a horse and underxtands how to N.K.fejrUnkoCG. Chicago? ------------- 1-IlowR. Artimled by thte motive and a <ta»into relieve bnmuu wittering. 1 will amid tree of For holiday girt* you ca” uiid the finest Hue of handkerchief* ever displayed under one root It le iuipo-odble to rmunt-rate cverj thiiu’ Ml will hivlu- you all to call and in-pccl our drgant slo-k. �GERMAN EMIGRANTS. WOMEN WITH BEARDS. OBSTRUCTIONS PLACED IN THElP WAY BY THE GOVERNMENT. A ValaaWe Raoorce for tbe Sici. )>Siiamr 8iek U,*n Uver Ner««u»neas. ■.-.-^■"^t-VVeOETABLX . «^"~htS’i!?PNS‘X"SL|!!*n?S lamentary repreorntatrere; that ttev .hall Pri“t ”*»>«!«•; i and hold ""** ‘B nrarlT *>' rwp*t. "R-xwibkcitnmiscf . ««. •xitmiteal country All three prumte. .« bowcver.of ho avail if tte admimrtraioa ia no* favorable t<. .-nrryii'g them outdiXlib•nil N-frit- Tte right to ehangr ou.*. place to **k *ork' u»’«r*o “ 1!* *fc‘rh °P«*‘ *• natural p, afl frw |w.a T|r_ (i<TlnBU «Am4mti.,n .pprere to permit free emigre. Uom A. a matter of tn. tte government nnjdrarem foe •nj one trying to kave the country twtween u» -ere of 17 and », unteu he get. . rer uljcate to the efftet that te u ihX leaving in onkr to ticupn nuhtarv rervl.w. a man cannot emigrate while be f. with the color* nor white te i. teUe a. rexarve. C<X <l“«”tlStt»tegh tbe ctmuitutmu mu thatte government .tell place IK) otetAwniw. > *“T U ptertieaily w mauf tbe test yenra of a German * life are *1 temmel tn by tte law that te may bnd it .tnponibk to leave, tte country, except bv vueb ea»e mote aud i . notice la hereby Ktvm that on tUunlay the HU day of March 1*». at ten o’clock it- tbe foreaoon. I •nction-to the hlgiH-rt bidder. f™1 *1<»c ot tbe court hou*c in the City of liuunet. B irrv Cotmtv. Michigan, (that being the [dace where the Circuit court fur In !f*l tbe polp <■ .,1 lYvnla f-1 bmk >^"y «n»t» n-ldeu . the pret. we* described Ie vaid inurtmgr nr w> much tlrreof a* njir t-v the porting up vf jirmici matter lively to en.-ourag- renigraUuu, uivi ail railway m Uoca were guareka by ape«-i*l jadlrem-n V. tnterreqx any that iMght te.wwj—rtr.j «f kfcv mg tte -vxmtry tef.-rv having fuifllk-l all tbeir ■>!,itgatema under tbe law. Th;, law operate* very durably in -many caara. Sup. JM».- t;r mwamw, a family * iihre to break rp it» home in Genaaay. and tegfo ao-w ln tin- wctcrsi cvimtry in Amerr *. Ttey ran all get perm tee p-rtejw. wxrept uo* l*ul ot 1b, who )* hat ha f..< u_v army Tte family । foeb that t.«Uj n to meet with mure agri­ culture! loot, per bap* rum. Tn go without aanrtabre of tte atroug arm* «>f tbu lad » -aid be dangrroaa. Tte autborttlm claim THE RESOURCES AND CAPACITIES OF THE GREAT MACKENZIE BASIN.’ ’ • where that on.- gore, in abopa. church-!., . UMotrre. thi» disfigurement ia iwXicwL l» there no remeift ■ tetaiiuve women wiU r« wirt to any airi every mrthrzl tn rt-| themwives of aii|mrfiu.rtM Lair. Scte-ra. twrez• re, yre. ev.-n ruaore ure *c|. only to find capncitteof tte imna-nwi area Incla tad in ■ that tte btemuh will rirtum a* fast m it ia wtel may te. regard-.) a* the- Great Mnckeuremoved, and with add.tiomi! xtrengtix. Item, tho n-gion extruding I. on. tho Ba* . There arc many fortuuatr caww. A young katci^waa to tte Arctic and from woman bar! a f. w draggling hair.on .tef Hudom'a tey tn tbe ftocky mountain* futv. Hbc noticed them much more thou Tte oxtrnt of tbo eenpa of tte inquiry anyone «]ao. and grew actually morbid <wi covert l,a>i.«Jh aquara statute mike, which tbs aubjrct Um- d-.y while having ter hair atemi-x-d tH-r hnirdriwanT notuwd item area inclttea mmo of tbe Utewla nt ite Areand told ter te ouuld remora Hmm. He tic Ardkipcfega Ite cnaux line cm tte Arctic jxodtxwd a wntill atone, and bv ter |»-rml»- ocewn end Hudantfabay m. iMirtwab>4H fi.fXK) .ton prermikd to mb them off. leaving ter mi lee. whieh mtimale dome n<4 include tbo * face (month and biimbing fn.in the friction. cocut Hike Of Inlata or dwqdy Inikmad bays ' Iloaeuired tier that it t oy returned they Ovw one-half of thh eoatt lino, tte report witaid te mueb finrr, warmly in be ob- a**ure* na, |« aully acrvwnhk u weeding and 1 wrrved. Inatami. in a few day* ttey ap- aaaluig craft. Tte navigable cmut IlnracX ' peered, and u> ter horror ite found they tte iarger lakra of tte region in qiMwtlon ■ were very much wur»o than. Lefrirts. In her arooant to about «.<**> mite, while its total 1 «lre[»ir ate again uar! tte atone which ber te-U.trine area probably rxrnart. that of tte Lainlrewe r tui i pcnumitej ter to boy. Thi* Eastern Canadian American chain of great practice abe kept up daily, until ter fare wa* lakaa. Tfwww ua river navigation of al-xit ‘ in a frightful .imditoxi. Howa.vr. a rrme-ly H,no mite, nt which l.auo nute ia amtaule ba> teen found fn ekctricity. for atrra wteal ataamen, whieh. with thwir | ‘Tt I* tbe only way on earth to «ffactually bargea. may carry 800 tone, tte ineaining kill thia [xmMutr,** mid a wail known ph ya !>K0 mite being dtrp cwxigh for light ■ Ciari to tte rejrwler "Aay pbymcian’ cf draught sea going atauiwr. 'Tten> i« n total c.f al »rtit djfltl mite of rout I'.oom lake <»M*t but Jl»-y are alwny. bhcKoutd extremely eaey lu kid the wr-otai lime." T« it a [AlulaI oprrauour “Well, eotnetiam That <le|»-:i'l« a gr<od •leal Upon tte aenrtU vettaai of tte akin, and tte uwve. rd tte patient I find, though," he ad.kd laughingly. "that «v«i when it hurt* prwty bod. tte tete« wjl! ewJure »t bravely —in fact, a w'xuauj wni differ any pain if ttereoy »te ia t/rte mad- letter look- Ttetxigteut th;* arable add pavtorel area laUirek bean no direct ri'Utxwi to au'mtnrr teXterriw tbe epririg Bower. and the bod* of de-.-idoco. treat ep|jnarUg a« eor.y north <X tn- bnU»ry. To tte ■ Oner la attarted tbe (im. Kiara lake a* al Winnipeg, Hi. paol fluest peaibia needle. Tbe operator gntoerv aid 'Mlt>»«*pulU, kingWon oc (Jttawo, and up tte fireb about tbe oimoxuxw balr. pluu^re .earlier along tbe Hrere. Liard aid arena tbe Omive lu «k»p, tbe [MUetit dl'n two or three fij.gre* m tbe water,' »ey» "Oh.” and Tailmg kovttw*: eumrn>r wtnda 'f the country Ii. qwe'Pxj bring tte wermth end nzjMeu.- wm-.i. rmdar f.eMteette far north­ ern growth. u/J M-ru-bly effort tte 'iinalaor th* rwg.-w. uu«tar raxn.-krwUoa a* far coni: a* tte AjcU-: oin, and a* far Art Tte f'xswt area baa «;•»; it a growth <X ■.--w( wait aeltad for all [Cirpowa «x b-xoa ondkhsp buildmg. (or nntdog. nu.way oxzl undgtr-g pmvare, far m exreaa -X IU own teeda, aad »X great p^apaeuv* valo* V> tte trewku regi'cw <X f^mada and the L’aitei Htatae to tte wxrtb. tte growth on tte tea reuiian f-x-maXite tesog wwot: txrt tte allu­ vial portion inoi urzxi it zcj tte r»v-v cf Ka nr»u«it Tter» wre a tine. (ten t>vt oaly art nxentry, bat each stern, te * fox taraau.-v of tte own. d**Ur g dbff-rrnt aver­ age* <X Ur e.grr^.i t<Ml u> reriou. boUttee* Tai.ng tor Xtgi.»4 $/.*. ill tn-te?; ui rtandard. w<- And tbe /rvurttfooc to *« 127%, tte Kber.ire ttex 120k A» tbe* pxnpfv Jed item V- rm< a»at, sue wixte-uxifargiving naxcre site a return :.-*re dat.g-roua» Tserv vrt m tbe Utetei Eta fee nearly Z.WQ,Ot> jmo;J« nt Germa.. birtt. Yet one may travel fr-m tte Atlantic tte Pactfie and terdjy wt it, fe> OMBMdctrrV MT» Iter Ax/>> tfaX'xU Iffa poplar, moartittaa ^ali»-l Balm <A Gilead <r r-xipj bars m'*r, h*> feet with a «*ubp diameter - • Z tn to « tn, tL« wtlte vprvre. Vtl tn tiign, with a atwtp dwtrarer of I factv; t^tn. tte farh -X about tte to dual » «»eta.u p-jrt-oaa of tte terreo grocm-ii ou tte Upfwr L ard e-nd Fwvx rtvere Ol>prw«r, «j»*i tbe Opp^nNW rtvef. ir-ju. papliMs. teiek axd jeXtnry-c4ay.mx», gypet,.-u )UM«r> iwodAocM, ■and t-se giwe auf m-.idmg. aid aepteXUMt a diacMsV-: >d aufejKl who t» n-x tllir.g th the aati'Xia; w.w>:b, bst on tte ^jatr^ry. bkrly to twnxnr a public terdeia Is Eng­ land tte guvemraeei /toes t.<x dte»«urag» etaigrsu;ci. U'«RGtiectjy w» xh. eerry y*«rafaz(4nwd« of tom. r«d*m>*sg wits toetr odtemy t-- p»J m-»k-r en£ atr»®gii>rf • te t;ada and eortal rtia: -'xu bw toffi tte u -ther Oxtatry and tee oC»t-zxa Germany *urve« toe teas < t u-t emgranu w neak away luue Utevea. and rt * Within tte aropr c< tte '~mraittee'« Inqulry tte-re 1» a fx*lUe are*, it U e«VU. rd I W).au wjuxrr nuke fitted f-< tte growth rd I IXXahew, «/7,r««> equarr mite autabln for ' barky; ami .tin.wo aquam mite MtitaUe for ' Wteat- Tterw 1» Il laetor.-il nrra of tel.<4A) eqtxare mite. W.»«i mite «X which ia open prairie withocTwunnal gnorn. Ite n maiwte being nx..n.- or tee wvudad. Z74,'J») *q'inni tmka, inrludihg tte [<nirte, may be nzueid «T»-i ■» arabk inirfl A!oil «/»,'«/> wpiar* mite of tte VXal b uwtea t»r tte [wauragn <X donwwt ic aninude ’ir for cult vatkm. Tbu arm cxapt-MM tte herrm grounda end n portion <X tit- Ugbuy W'xxkd regp.0 to tter Tte rwjieirter than aikwl f«rmh»i>m to te allow cd u> watch ah dprmttei, wbieii wu granted Tte patient *iu m a reclining chair and bobfc a bow] of water oa ter iap, like him who tax- ’j, tb« new *«td a batr«i of official coetrvl of all aihd. sacfi a fewbr.g ae tee el tte bor.«u much ttel y«*wr tor Chtnm-inimi and .Mexxateam. Tte German vsairrat.u u* a rule merge into tte pcopk urtK-n,’ ea« ttey wtk. they wx-'karu tte new language and .;•** n m prv'mu'w V» tbeir own. In As»-r-<a tte eiuidrea of Gi naan* fuel aggrieved .♦ ;-vu ute iteu. far earthing Let Axnencuus fnwiery way tbey Mrta teat 'j;<® ‘forgetting their Fatherhum. tu iawean'i ahov*all.itaoOfcialiaDe Ktexil! Tte p'-renunKrtai nwam t't lb;» terwmm h that ite. rtaie <ain» a nght to ttw- military arrr: • <4 it* wtede ;>opxdate<i in rotara foe tte adiMotior. it tee jwrfkl nj< to tte time of rtecuing military age. Tti» r*eucn;ng U logical bat one aided if * man «i»te< to emigre>- it ;i tetaisw. t>. can tettw biraoatf CANADA S GREAT RESERVE utter. fui-.JH. «|nc tte iregv of tor Ten jwdU. might. >n toe fflsg- ? «f tin. teaOiV 'Urj b-er-odwd by tereof.v V. -rztath wtate td texr great coostry. faawm •a fabk at kate. for n* ioantfe apd area I* •> «We»». v<- «j to JtMUf? -Xw bate/ ! thal «w«ctosi>y it wi£ au'p.y tte larger pwrt <X tm* «XA>te*K ax>l te Mapp--; tt'ie Cbtirciui! tv etta- mtrw irxtv ru Hudaoo i bar. pun V. Er.gAiii __ f Sall'and wk-:-r 'hgr»-.U err "tee exte-nnr®, tex thy f'jmwr b f*j*e! ia cry«al» erjua. X Vf:-A'S *o ’4* teat rrwk aa-t, and iu fajgsdy aoiite »^ng». wUi.e tte letter u f-JUiri is. tte f-XTii «X p? rate . net tte feet And the wridrr winter wrftlter ai* now mpMIy appromtiitig. Tim Joyful eomum bavwly antteymad by young folk* tn thcnmiidH of bum. *; bttl |n nearly *11 tteffw ara imrornnge.lwe, „„r. Vj cold wave* atiiTthc *u>ruu nwan rnimaad suffering trm rfa-uimdl. hark m Ilmte. It la uni Clahnnl that Itarf*' teiOHwrilia ia R potittvr uxw ite i,h rteamatlem: wa diralX If llte/h or ran te ewoh a remedy. But lb* rcmakabte .sii-rewn Hood'* Ntmparilla ha- iiaii in curing thb. aftrettei I* aufficietil maim fix )S>w wfar, are euffrrIng to try thl* prruiar nwdknm Eiigllah Spavin Liniment reomvra all Hard. Noft or Cai touted Lump* and HtenIUm-* from horse*. Blood Spavin. Cutbe, Kpllnta. Nweenry. King-lion*-, «titles, all Swollen Throats, sprains. .Gough, ate. Harn «’>u by tier it «mc iMritte. Wemitted, bold by sDr. £.' H- Jatthrup, Iiruggivt, HaMiltg*. WOMAN S RIGHTS. Hvsba.xd.— Mary, won’t you mend this ho*c blanket ? I have only had it two weeks. Wife.—J will mend your shirts and pants, but I draw tbe line at horse blankets They smell bad. H csbakd.—If you will mend this one, I will buy a 3/^ Horae Blanket next time, and you won't liave to mend iL ■ 5/A Bos* Stable. 5A Electric. 30 other atylee �===== Of Course They Are, They are A ll Right. For Saturday, Dec. 22, 1888, ===== AND FOR THIS DAY ONLY == will place upon sale our ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS At C Off REGULAR PRICE. So that if you should buy a dress for $5.00 it would only cost you $3.75. -1 This will be a chance for everyone to buy a Dress for Christmas. We are Loaded and Must Sell. In addition we will again place on sale 1,000 yards of our Best Standard Prints at 31-2 cents. In Our Little Brick Grocery We will sell 500 cans best Standard Oysters, warranted, at 13 cents. Crackers at 6 cents per lb. This will be one of Hastings greatest days for buying goods cheap. COME E\ ER} BOD} and get a Merry Christinas. GOODYEAR & BARNES. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/415/HastingsBanner_1888-12-26.pdf fd750294e32a33921a7cf116728c89fb PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXIII. NO. 35 Hastings Banner Banner. Hastings, mich.. December 26.1888. COUNTY NEWS. The best Advertis­ ing ■medium in Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1752. L. Parrot has taught a new horse. Two grists have disappeared from Mr. Snyder s fe.il mill, and Mr. S. b> anxious to ascertain their w hereabouts. Some one went to Philip Scbry’s corn crib and took about 25 baskets of con* our night last week’ Charley Brooks has retunted t«J Wood­ land to spend the winter. The literary society of our high school met on Thuraday night, and a good protrraiu rendered. There will be a Christmas tree at the M. K. church Christmas eve. Cora and Nettle Lee and Carrie Geiger have rented rooms at D. B. Kil|«irick's and are working at dressmaking. Many of our builder* liave to go to Na»liyllte aud Hastings for building mater­ ia! ax the assortment is not sufficient to meet their wants. We are auxioualy awaiting tin- buBilai edition of the Baxxkil on fax to catch him. l<ota of fun at the aud also all the renters of that valuable ' Pleaiy of rain Sunday aud poor prtMpneta warden's expense. |>ubllc jtffirnal. fur snow. And now the dog i» laid up for repairs, Ed. MeCay has moved bis steam engine ------ AT—— Lewi* DubuL*. of Augusta, »)>«itSunday a broken leg. all tai account of Sunday in the northwest part of Hope where ho with hi* brother. IlA'TtNOX, BaUIIY Cot'XTY, MICHIGAN. hunting. The hunter, that enll.vd the will manufacture pickets fur all who may Chadwick A Duliob< have dissolved part ­ .'l UKKllTlO^ BATRa: d<« away had ought to take warning as It need that kind of fencing. nership in the poultry badness. Mr. Chad­ might possibly not be the doc the next H. Healy is laboring tn the pinery west $1.00 Y3MLB. wick continuing. ' of Allegan. His home will be made happy 11 tu< paid before the emt of tta year tta A fine line of Christmas good* at F. J. Reported that <>u last Friday night at by his presence on Christmas. r.fire <4 «ub*CrlpUon Will poalUvalg befit .a. ra& SQr, BmSmi Norwood's. hl el flier CWM » cents wifi ba added for ix»ttile Free Methodist church sons- y oungsters Ed. Bissel made a business trip to Celery * , „ “ O'DmtueU. Wheat I* worth 81.00 per bushel at l»ri- In .some manner annoyed the minister to J. X. CoTnrt. Canton. City on Saturday. i . unty;. tou. . ■ — __ such an extent that he called for thr name* Prof. Flanwell, of Plainwell, has a floe A. P. Ix-oiuurl *peut Sunday with his of the partiea, tliereupon. a young man 0. L. MonLlli?db?vdar AUVKKT1SING KATK8: class of 50 or more attending hl* singing fatqlly. Dm c.dumu per year................................... rioq qq gave hl* own nam«-. The services over.tbe school at tin- M. P. church .-arh Monday. Kitra etixrge for special posttlou*. A. < arpentcr pa*xed through here Satur­ minister ottered his Itand to the young »ll. k. - JOirner*. . Bertie Pennock spent Saturday and Sun­ Bi uh ii & r.i,— . . day enroute fur Augusta, where he deliver ­ lirteydle. . man who it is raid, struck him instead nt day at Katamaxi— -Some magnet that JOB PRINTING. ed some of the finest swine your correre band-shaking. It is hard to.tell whrre K.l«-'-teicrl<tei»felt!n the Job Printing Doand. ’ j-omlent ha* seen this fall. pLiunvgtof the BaJtxKa. Bveiwthtag tn the such doings will end. but there should be Flora Wintermute has returned to her entire office I* uew; and wtth the latest faces of G. N. Scudder ba* everything in Id* line lhe same righto accorded to a religion* hone from Lansing. postmaster. Yaukee Kprlor*. type, th- most approved pattern* ot ruaciilorn to make j-eople happy. meeting that there is at a school exhibition Our sctaiol |* flourishing under the inWe have a new curreapondeut at our at toast, and those parties that will perdst struetfottbf Prof. MrCapin with M) regular place for Hie Barry County Democrat. i n l«d conduct and ulwccne language should scholar- Iu attendaner tetUed with u, XJ|. |'.rt«,.rll You just ougnt to *ee B. IL HMMrted's be punished. J. B._ Kellogg I* teaching In fractional lhr,r »u**en assortment of tioliday good*. Mother Brown is slowly coinatoscing. district of Hope nwii Barry county thia Bans ten a agent* named above. Norwcxid & tawrenevare cutting wood Orangeville. Mr. Ruekte and wlfr have retunird 'Die ladle* working bend gave an oyster fur Win. Seibel. from lake county. He report* having JiidacMt Bailey was the guest of M. Cn*»- built a small bupM*. chopped -j acre* of tim­ slipper lost Friday evening fur the benefit Hurrah fur the new railroad: The butby’s people Sunday . of the churck m-ttliur about $10. ber, killed two deers and a good thur Carllou. T. M. Haini seem* U- bi- very busy In his generally. A Christmas tree at theclnircii on Christ­ f*** from this place attended the straightening the curves and getting ready ’ barlier shop. Henry Strong has bought 37 aerr^ of Shadow social al Freeport tsaturdai night mas eve. ■ to set grad* slake*. Your scrilie was iu M. Gwyn vishmt in your city bm- day timber of Mr.* McOmbcr. of Baltimore. Ml Iteimrtt s little boy that wa*’ scald­ . and report a good time Battle Creek a few <iay» last week and Messrs, Fuller wild Joi don with their ed b getting Ix-lter. while there was told by good reliable Mt. Wisstam's liarnes* |hop is open D. KllngenMnith put down two well* wives, of WmaiiiuKi. pm^ through henparties tiuit the road will lx* completed, Wm. Herrick, of Frcrfiort. was at home n-sdy lor buxines*, .and anyone .needing .Saturday night »-n route for Fun-port to las! week. Brook*.A Flower doing tin ready for the irauJnrM by the 1st of Jan., anything In hi* line will do weft by calling last week making Ids parent* and many work. attend thcNhadun social. I two. which will fl vr u» a direct line from •lob England and family got quite a srare on him. All work done with dispatch and friends abort call*. Most ot the tanni t* think; that they lmv<P. O. Cramer lias rented his farm tu his Bay City to bt'Uuls. Mo. ■Nuiiday evening thinking their house wa* neatnrs*. got through fall plowing for this year. Geo. Mason is building a sheep shed. <>ur schiM.I i* progressing nicely under Mr*. Johi| Stnuislmugh wa* *e«-ii onoiit <jn tire, but it proved nothing more xerinus Win. Gcvnek ha* moved on the Brice Branch Co. neat l ulu water, ami work hl* the BU|*vrvtahin of ML** Flora McCallum. ttan the chimney burning out. streets one day last week. farm. Through the shrewdness of assistant P. father's fann. A. M. A'Iem g>*-* to Woodland this week I Will Alien and bls best girl also Truman >amu>-l i »strutlu of Maple tlrovc. aud Cora < Hiartey and Joseph Burpee are keeping I Daniel* spent Sunday with Uttuir* Brattle to i i*lt hi* father. Mr*. Mary Gor*rlinc will sjwihI Chrisl- which makes It much- more convenient iHtcbvkir*' hall at tlirlr place near the I and family h; Irving. than It was before. It Is so arranged now Spring*. Belter get married boy • for wo­ week. Mr. and Mrs. Oatruth have, our I Wr undrrstniii<*tlmt MeS*«tr Bro*, have uia* with friends at Allegan. congratulation*. Eugene Wilcox has rented Uncle Peter that mall 1% dta|Mitelied from this office men are so handy to do house-work. I rented Wm. M- Murn 's tnnu. J. D. Guy wild a horse to Battle (’reek Jed Moiina- l» visiting friend* around three times ra-h day. twice north and once ' taruy Gain. <>f East t.'urltuii, MpcukSun- Faulk'.* hotiM- for the winter. parties last week. • Henry Kntekertss-krr and wife, of Rut­ south, and mall Is received at this office the Springs the past few day s. | day with Grant Keeler. Rev. Johnson is holding meeting* nt thr W. H. Hulopeter has a writing school ut twice from the north amt once Ifroui the i LIHIe I loud, of Woodland? v tailed friend.* land, visited friend* here lasLwrek. the spring*. TImm| that would like to im­ Evangelical church and a Free Methodist . Fishing through the ire at Gun take south daily .except Sundays. ] burr a few dar» last week. • prove their writing would do well to at­ divine at McKelvey's ball. Dewitt E. Ranney Is Imdly uffilptrd with E»b Halton I* luippn ing'tin-liiok* of was quite lively last Friday and Saturday. I«ane and Wesley .Sraman have returned tend his achooi. ‘ rheuhmtlsuu hi* farm by a now fence akng tin- feed. Don't forget thr dance al F. A. Black­ t .The singing *chis«I l» progressing nnely from the north. They report business as Who will lir the next to fi.IMw. dull in-the pine wmsi* this winter. at the Springs. The surveyor* of the B. A B. C. IL R. num'.* ball Twqh} evening. Dec- 23th. PERFECT Marrin!, at the residence of th-- bride by j Betty Bitgood is working for Mrs. tamMusic by Disnian A Wilkinson's full I wind. passed through lien- last week. Rev. Cbeenry. of Ha*tlngs. Mi. Olivet Rev. Fast ami wife, of Baltimore, vislta oreaux. C. Baker is running the saw in Jerotur rdnesday of this week. Jeffer* t<> Mr*. Vanlhiren, of Wiexllaud. I Mamie Bacon I* to work at John Tink- ' cd at M. Guy'* Frost's mill. Gru. Moore ta building a sheep shed. A hand of *rnennders guthered at tin-| JJe, ,,r Zeb Park's personal property will be I er'.*. , Ite) Wilcox^jif^Mani-clona. ta visiting IL. superior excellence proven in million* o! . residence ot Oliver Jeffers )a*t Tuesday htaVathrr A W * A not 1st wedding iu the uear future; ■old at auction .Saturday by John Barry, bquare Potter says he wishes that fellow evening aud furnished music for him and ’ - --A congratulations Jake. e assignee. would i-ome and pay the demand* on that A. G. Kent Is putting down a new well. Eva Robart. <»f Hastings, ta home this Dr. Garner, of Lansing. ha* decided to two-forty home and take him away, for he W. H. Brooks, of Maple Grove, has the aa the Strongest Purest, and most Healthful. week and will stay until after the holidays. locate In Nashville aud has rented the Mc­ has no use for him. Jacob O'Dell’s people *m*- ■•iitertainhig Jok Ur. Price's Creaai Baking Puwd«r does not _______________________________ tane Seanum went to Battle l!reek with Laren property. contain Ammonia. Ltme. or Alum. Sold only ctMhjiauy from lanshig this week. Gei>. S. Hartom has put inafine'uew I-aruirier.____________ u load of Wood Munday. In cans. Mrs- A. R. Williams living Just east of How much better it would han* iook.-d FkJCC BAKING POWDER CO. (KA. Carpenter wa* iu Hasting* one Wesley Seaman has the mump*. it those four boy s that were s»gm IrKThurstown died of drojwy ut the agr of lilt years. NKWtOUK. OUCA<MJ. *T. LOVIS. , >■ mxw mm iRor tuni wen- seen in\inursElder Goodrich Is taldltig protracted 1 Mrs. .M. Brown ha* gone to Calcdonlo to Jj Inn'* l>la<'k*ui:lli shop Sunday had !>e«li In thr Winn vs. Goucher case judgment day last week. meetings in the M. I*, church. Oscar White and wife started (or Chicago ' Wt her daughter. Mrs. I<m Finn. I was rendered In favor of the former of SAT. 7 seen at cimrclr or at home. We wilt not (Hd Mr*. Payne is sick. Village taxes are coming In at a lively last night to see the latter * mother, who I ’rb<- Free Methodists arh bolding meet­ tell, their name* thi* tluir. but l<x>k<>nt Report says John Shafe was arrested and ing* at McKelvey's hall at \Maple. Grove I boys ttat you fin- not caught again. rate. laud Tuesday the receipts were 8750. wax suddenly taken ill. taken to Hastings last Saturday. J. Pumfrey went to Eaton Rapids Mon- ~ ~~ ' We are to have a new bank In this place. i| Nmue of our young men ray they are Peter Cummings and wlfr. from Fremont, We hear It reported that a couple of our 1 s going west to grow up with Hie country. Neb.. who have been visiting friends In [ They will commence operation about Jan. day. young ladles are going to Grand Rapid* to Quite a strife in spelling sc I kk >' u > In the 'I'We tan tell tatter when spring comes who this vicinity, returned home last Mbnday. clerk In a grocery. Take our advice girls Rev. Father Buyer, of Jackson, conduct­ Bechtel district and the Parmelee will re­ I Is going. • Judge Wilcox has plenty of r.pjxirtunl- ed servitas at the Catholic church Wednes­ tort later. and stay, al home or you may regrej the | Judson Carjn-nter rays that he L* going ties for business lately but don't can- to day. I north to work this winter. <iue*s h-- ha* Indulgr unless com|>elh-d to. Mr. and Mrs. Mershon were at Hastings 1 lieeti working north for quite a spell back. ! M. L. Cook, of the BA5Xi.it. wgs on our We have lirrn blessed with thr much attending a iaw suit to-day. Thunday. streets Thursday. ' i Ella* Billings will start fur Ohio next I needed rain: which will replenish the - We wish all our readers a Merry Christ­ ! week to visit hi* father who had a stroke I Well Christma* ta coming amt some stir many dry cistern*. inas and plenty of good things tn rat < of paralysis. • I is •"ring made. Wr expect a visit to <»ur Extra meetings nt thr chapel rimed Fri­ Mrs. Andrew Eno had a brother from Arose from the dead -your Mrihc. Paying tbc highest market price.. There ta to )>.-a goodly number of wed- children from Santa Claus, ami wr think • Cold water visiting her last work. ■ Our school is prus|M-ring fiiiely with day night. •ling*, that ta it If I* all true what j.copleXhv will cause much happim-- ammig them. The ladia* of the aid society Rod rattier ray. . Tta taiy* and some of the men of this Cha*. Williams as teacher. Iteu Wixxbi ami Homer Wood and their of an unfavorable time for their tazaar, through here agsln this week. We con Custom Milling and Feed Grinding a1 Rufus Baxtut-r and wife. Ixmg Neuter vi-'inlty hhd a lively time recently running notwithstanding which, thr greater pari of almost hear tin- car* whistle; w Ive* have lirrn spending a slant time 1 and Washington Cain visited yelatlvrs and ’ down fish on skates; ■ fine lot of bw»» Specialty. D. Id Slade stepped ou a rusty nail <>tie . ........................... ... .............. , their good* found puirhaorrs. The art with Baltic Creek fytondx. fiiriid* in <'!ark*v'll!r ^sturdny and Sunday. were caught. “*■* C. N. B*»lcr'* children are s|ck with | Ifrilery deserves special mention some of the day laxt\reek and was laid up.for several Ray Fierce ha* )mrrbased a nobby new Your writa callnl on Johnny Wallace Our mill luipped with the latn-t and . e scarlet fever hi ttri* writing. rawt remarkable works of xrt being “Mus- ilays in cmttequenrv. single lisrnr... Now girls which of you l-r*t machinery , and will |«rodiiee as fine n I Old Mrs. Graflun is very sick, her reFrank Wright ta building a fe*l mill at Unl out anti mustard in. ' <a cupi. - The will take thr first ride. qustltv of flour as can ta- inxdr. Tta )>at- i ata.nl tta same. Coat* Grove near the grade of ttte <*. K. : Bridle scent '. -Twelve columns of cvjery I* doubtful. Site is being kindly Tin* bridge across the mill race ta com- I roiuce of the |s*q.!e of southwi-stcrn Burn “zr” ' aflwormrr. si resident of Freeport. at S. I Greece.’* (gciiuiiie; -The areal iron fiats'* caxeil for by tier neighlxirs. • i.umyl, sollcwil. Krajiectfully. | was buried in the cemetery at the Center . Horace and Jaaen Johnson tiive been *>“l *'?*«’***’*>vir '(genuine!. They were Mrs. Will Eno I* sick. ■ ouMMa.. i Miri.’allum lias plastered his new ,s> imlov Fred Quick Is talking of trading farms entertaining friend* from Ohio. “U genuine and Mr*. Will Hughes gave a I About 45 of Grant Keeler'* voung • houop and wllfjtoiin be ready tn move in. Mr*. Levi Boice, of MrBridex. *|>eiit a . "bort history and explanation of each, with a man near Hattie Creek. friemta surprised him Saturday night Howard Mosher went to Grand Rapid* few .lav* last week with paranta of thl* which wa* wry entertaining. Mr. Dunk­ I Mrs. Lydia ABerding ta* rrntod her the other day after Christmas good*. ptace. i'T fiiniii-lwtl further ennrtalumcnt with farm to Fml Nmith tot five years. ' Tin- taertlugs at Hope Center and at the Ttat big sale at Goodyear A Barnes took hb> aecordeon’. innking very acceptable Iraiw Killhefner. of Ohio. I* holding a f Sprague school bouseJtmier the evey laxly to town Saturday, if It did rain. music. Altogether the affair was a success. series of meetings in the town line Dun- of ' *1Rev. * J. ’ **"* McLean, * arc growing In Intervet. * Mrs. Collier ami Clara Taylor start for Literary at the Altoft school tjouse last Mrs. A. McCallum has lieeti very sick kard ebureh Florida-tiiia week, where they expert to Friday night. but is now on tta gain. Merry Xma* to the Banner corp*pass the winter. We are having a good school till* winter Goodyear. A jMirty at Joe Keeler's Saturday even­ John Cairns and wife will mbvc into under the management of Ettie Robinson. ing. One inch and 1)1-100 of rain fell within Mrs. Collier’s houxe'thls week. The Delton correspondent l> anxious to Al. Shively tamtich better and able to lxM. J. Taggart, wife and daughter visited the last 4H hours.' know if Cloverdale thinks Delton grow* alwut the bouse. Mr. and Mrs. Addisou Spaulding visited at Albert Storms' a short time since. son’s cinphath* warning that whatever Mr*. Jim. Fleming and son returned any. Certainly! certainly! We realize the friends in your city: also Mrs. B. It. Fen­ tat* of holiday goods In town. quickens the action of the heart beyend its immensity 9f your place and -would refrom Monterey last week. \ ner and daughter visited friends a few day* Several Carlton people go to the Fisher spertfitlly suggest that you get incorporat­ last week In I tel ton. stored vitality which alone ran tide ta over S; Kaiser finished the new U. B. church sclioui house Friday night to attend Hie ed as soon as jKwlble. and do not forget to A little rivalry exists among our sheer the crises of life. And undoubtedly the mad publish a busiiH-ws directory and have the second session of the'Grange. feeder* as to who shall have the highest nt Podunk last week. building* numlierrd. It Is really difficult Mrs. Ueorgl* Cuppy. Mr*. Au'dn-w Blakraverage weight when they sell their sixwo. sponsible (or shortened liras; it bnebdimpfor pflfnona unaccustomed to large places Eli i*t*ore over results of elcct><in.®> to find the location of some of the large wife, of Hastings. ohe day last week. On account of sickness our items did not done of crow may help him. business Imuses of your growing town. Florence Putnam, of Middleville. Is vis­ Our wheal buyers on the sly i*y appear last week. Cloverdale is contented to remain small iting friends and relatives tn this vicinity. l>er bushel. Clarence IXmllttle pays 25c fortunate [«j*ws*or of an indepcnd«xt ::;tod Th-- railroad grade i* now completed to and so escape the burden of taxation which P. IL Seger and wlfr. J. P. huger and sturddy refu*«« to tale- bl* pl-asurcs rxtb'tf* for butter and 25c for eggs- New milch Wemlland center, and the bed I* ready for falls to the lot of large places. Seriously, cows aud bens pay. wife and Wip. Seger visited J. L. Ickes madly or mdly. Ha makei money to |iv> * thr ties and Irons, which wr hope will hr we Jjear no malice towards Delton, a* there rather than lives to make money. 11 u friands Everythin* you want .suitable fur 1 trust 1 aui not divulging a secret when laid this winter. I* imitii for all to go ahead and prosper, George and G. W. Gappy attended the ore ctaweu f-r ths doligktful <fuid pro quo dl | say J. K. Flower is to have a Christmas Our feed mill is bu*y grinding feed. but do m>t think wr are envious. Our tree at his house Christma* eve. and your Free Methodist protracted meeting in Cas- cougenta) Uwt»w: not upon a rnrrfeUjr ad­ M. Dingmgn. the railroad eontraetor. ha* ttotou a part of last week. turn will come. Cloverdale wishes Delton justed Kalxof sochnyvaloea.—London Globo. county register of deeds and------- are exrra*i veil orders to stop grading till after) We have heard that J. U Ickes has pura Merry Christmas. pKtal. There's congratulations. Jan. 1st- 1 cliased a colt of his father. A. IL Ickea Mr*. Katherine Ryan 1» at Ann Arbor Mrs. Jacob Hoffer Is still in Kalamazoo. having an o|ieratlon performed mi tier eyes. White Mrs. T. Alverson and mother •‘There is but one bird.'1 says a dnaler, Protracted meeting* bi the Bapttat chureh | Nora Givens has just returned from John Yarger wax in Hasting* aur day were driving to Hasting* last SaliKday'taf- '“dealt tn by the regular trader which brings continue tX.draw large crowd*. teruoon their h<>r*e stumbled snd furned a a higher price than the talking parrot, and Woodland where she was being treated for last week. Itoc Hoagh l« able to be about now. suminersalt striking on hl* book. \ Al) the Terry Corrigau stepped a carlo** of sheep that is the ml no bird. This bin! belong*' to F. F. Hilbert was sick several day* last damage done was our shaft broke. last Saturday. We understand that J. L. Ickea and wife A. D. Shepard was tn Grand Rgpids sev­ .1. M. Nmith ba» several tine village Jots A Chrtotmas tree at Klnnrr school house eral days last week visiting relatives. start for Canada Monday to be gone during for sate. Dec. 25T The sccttoa men are at work fiutllng in the holiday*. H. C. Carpenter A Son bare some fine Daniel Duffee in attempting to cross a a turn table at Freeport. J. M. Ix-ach and wife have friends from plump littta bay of Gun take broke through and cairncutters for sate. J. W. Boyngtoii and J. P. Roberts were tansing visiting them this week. L. Parrot has bls fann platted Into village near drowning, hl* calls soon brought in town one day last week on railroad bu»Fred and Frank Cassaday are drawing lota? assistance. He wax quite cxliausted when wood to Hastings. In endless variety. ""Horace Ludlow lias moved into Albert Chris Snyder ha* purchased < Uri* be reached the shore. Albert bblvely al last reports is doing as Hough's bu*ineM In this place. p O. Gamier is soon to mov'e to the well as can be expected. house. Wanted, some one to build, a fjrat-clas* aouthem part of the state, and his son-in­ Park's About 40 young people gave w m. Roush Hlekory Coraer*. law Mr. Wilson, moves onto his plore. a surprise last Wedneaday evening, it be­ Mrs. M Catttngdon la quite aick at the Mr. Held, our German butcher, ha* rent­ The rreult of election la not yet over. C. ing his 30th birthday. residence of her parenta, Peter A. Young W. Armstrong is still iookliy for Eli ed the Frank RobAtaon bouse. The shadow aoclal was very well attend­ and wife. W. C. Downing lias moved Into the up­ Nichols to take him to Grand Rapids to. ed. There wax about 35 shadows sold. Mrs. Gao. Irving h not recovering aa ' .purchase him a new overcoat per agreeper story of his sho|». Christmas aen lcea will be held In the rapidly as her many freinds would with. Parties from Nashville, talk of starting a Congregational church Tuesday eveningB *An election bet was porttally paid A contract was entered Into last week saloon here. We hope they cannot give a York city for the sale and purchase of groceriea, Tlianksgiving day amid the cheers of a good and sufficient bond. ■ I. Harter talks of selling his village Iota- large crowd and display of national colors Henry Strong has repaired his saw mill- drugs, etc., by John Shran party of the DolL Doll Heads, Handkerchiefs. Plush John Velte has Imught a village lot and by one of the proprietor* of the Idlewild, He Is doing all that he la able to make the first part. Ed. Blaae) and A. G. Cortright Caoea. We cannot begin to enumerate the expects to bulkl a fine bouse In the spring of Gun lake, and Clark tane. of Bradley, milling Imslneas Interesting for lhe com­ of the MTond part, with condition* that In case of failure upon either part the sum of stock. Come and ace for yourselves. Deacon Holmes and Will Cramer will by Fred Whitney wheeling tane 40 rods munity and profitable to himselfsyndicate of papers, the profit of which goes Last Thunxtay Minor Mead and wife tlW la to be forfeited on tlx- doth day of ■nd return. And the wheeling la to con­ bulk! new houses In the spring. A stock company to build and operate a tinue as often during the coming four were made the happy lamscsMira of a bran Morion. roller mill has been .organized, and the rear* a* tane choose* to ride In that style. new sou full grown. Our meat market men Mesara. Francisco Thirty dollars Is Surprising how wrathy some of the .... • i> ..ariv at Smith s hall wax proaiiecte are that our farmers will have a probl's get when you make mention of the and Yagley, combined ’a business trip home market for their wheat next summer. a success. We oCtr all goods at price* that are falling off of their numbers in the grand mingled with pteasurr to their old home. John Hynea ha* a new wind-mill. jtorryvnte. Hcott's station, last week, leaving D. P. within the reach of everybody. You can Our high school’will have a two weeks X* 1. D. Al>*n. "< HllMtl* •tl.n'l- old state of Michigan. law Mead and Parker trailvd Uwm* hurt Tolles at Cha block and liehind the scales. get the most for thr. least money. and a vacation. rd the missionary meeting, and I" visiting week and now Les drives oxen instead of P. H. tawrenee with hit steamer, which • Ctiarley Lane, our bona ditcher. Is doing suitable present for young or old at he uses for cooking food for stock took the in tile nelghtairtiood. ..... a job of ditching In thoiownriilp of Barry . horses as formerly. Miner Mead I* <»n the sick list Tlte Isdy of the huuxe saya that she sametover to his neighbor H. M. Byington There is a general cry for rain as many marked Brown to Robinson, “I Henry tathrop baa sokl his hogs. never ta>l a deck of cards in irr widta and cisterns are dry. Cora Mead snd Nam (ktroth were mar­ The man ttat peeked In at :|h- window, eriug bogs. completing the Job of •laugbtMra. U. Grant I* v . ried at tta rexidetin- of the hrkicx parent* notwithstanding, may circulate ntorlcs to ering four In two hours. They claim many B. N.,Holly has a fine afeek of holiday advantages by its uar over the method of Tlittroday aftemmm. Dee. i-lth. *’> Rev. goods. . , . Jolinwm. of Nashville. There was quite a the epntrart. Qffite a lively race between the warden using kettles and a big pile of fun. Fanl A Velte have moved their work shop into tlielr new Imhding. and are ar­ "SSteiSjiie WMUM* -MWI I" or­ and his nearest uelghbur last Thursday diamond type setters In the Banxrm office evening. The officer was not fleet enough ranging their stork In general. Mra. Grotender ha* bought a new team. Ing Friday . Published Wednesdays. by PURE qRPRICE’s CREAM JakinJ Powder Delton, Mich., BUY WHEAT, LT. F. Dodd: & Cc. You will find it at Smith’s Bazar Koliday:-:Gifts! Toys for the Children Oar 5, 10 and 25 cent counters are loaded with bargains. Smith’s Bazar Central House Block. All notes and accounts due the estate of the. late Wm. S. Goodyear andthe firm of Good­ year & Barties must be settled at once. F. G. �THE SOLONS AT WORK. C. 8. BURTON, ITealdent- THE PROBLEM SOLVED! BOBT DAWSON. Vice Prea. V. I.EIN8. MICHIG OTO. OSBORN. In the Hands of the Terror of the Soudan. Hastings Roller Mill Co. It is now conceded that the best and cheapest way to warm your house or cook your meals is to buy the DIOMA CAPTURES TEE EXPLORER, Garland Cooks and Heaters ITnprietors Hastings Koller Mills, MANUFACTURERS •AT- ED. POWERS’ tur«d Emin W adjourned. and "another white ’ In tha boot* Lawlor introduced a HU man" (presumably granting a pension of f 12 per month to aU honorably discharged soldiers and sailors abandons Tbe Hastings Roller Mill Is without a superior in point of excellence; Is operated .«« of ns the «u_ beat I.—. millers In i.. the country. C. z. A. i Griffin, r<-iaa..and ___> Its •<. . flour w_______ _____ . a rpativ by one commands sale on the market Favorite brands are Ba skim ill pat them both DICTATOR, GOLD DUST, dispatch presidential elvctioo, and prohibiting any otbvr offlrere to be elected on that day. Holman wanted a rseoloUou considered im­ mediately for an inquiry into tbe truth ot Kalla Pasha, giv- Unanimoua The Garland is the ideal stove for both cooking and heating. Of course we keep other and inferior Grinds of stoves, the same as other dealers. But the Garland is the acknowledged best. Full line of everything usually kept in a hard­ ware establishment. Respectfully, ED. POWERS. nnd pension appropriation bills were pass* kbedlve, which the latter bandel to Henry stated. Tbe matter was brought up in parliament yesterday, but Smith said bo could not at GOOD LUCK However, refugees from Handoub arriving at Suakim confirm Osman Digma'a etate- Custom Milling a Specialty ALSO FEED GRINDING information about Emin Bey. Tbo letter asserts that the mahdl has conquered all tbe equatorial province*. Dispatches from Suakim state that Gen. Grenfell has recognised tbe letter inclosed iu Oman Digma's aa the origins! of tbe one latter handed to Stanley at Cairo Thus Stanley's capture is virtually placed beyond N. B.—We have just added a Buckwheat run, and are prepared to grind buckwheat for all customers. We are in the market for all the wheat that comes to Hastings. s orick, tcrtaining the French offlcan at at length, tbe net result of th- dsy’e work being the defeat of Harris' amendment re­ ing a comprora IjTbe Calume , — •_ .1— ~- chains to 2 cents a pound; and tbo adoption by tbe finance committee and adopted' wllh- w «>o,ooo b The Best Present FOR THE HOLIDAYS joarned, no action of any kind baring been whom Oiman Digga threatens to kill unleat the town is abandoned. Public opinion in England already re volte against tba Soudan up tbe Bntkh extradition treaty in open order to bold Suakim. S. A. Holmes lurtber develop­ ' ‘ itb much >OJ adopted, providing for the ascertainment fund in South Carolina, and all otbera re­ jected, ineluding that to refund tbe cotton g Rings and Chains, SILVERWARE I cannot particularize this week, bul A tlO-iXX) f Sonwbudy Washimgtox Cmr, Dec. 14—Resolutions WAIT C4W1I WM rejected—lb to 18. the chamber of deputies for tbe department of Var. fought BELLEVUE HOSPITAL Michigan a •dives to FOO rtoreatBeidi Mio man I next week. I have Junt returned from Chicago, where I matte heavy pti for the holidays, and can suit you In ladh gowis and prim. < ’*11 In ami 'w the stock. I DR. F. H. RORICK, Grand Raptds And the beat line of Ever shown iu Barry county. pre-mure Germany'^ colonial policy bad gone further than be desired. It wm too late. Moorland THE JEWELER'S. in tbe senate amendment to tbe agricultural anxiety. a freight train engine beedl Can be found at Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold Watches jority favoring Sullivan, and tbe minority ■s Au Isbjwmin HiUd in a coll tariff bill, diaeuruug civil service reform towards Emin, and it not actually with him full, with no r< •ran. Funds f the York- Of New York, tbe well known and subcrwful Specialist In Chronic Dlwasex, and dis eases of the Eye- and Ear. by request of many friends and patients, has decided to vislHastlngs. Saturday and Sunday. Jan. 5th and <Jth lb88. Consultation and examination fre and confidential In his parlors at the Hastings House. Office hours 10 two days only. Return visit every 30 days. shipped by lak« Detroit cast elecuou. boing reimburMvl; also Frye's resolution for an inquiry Into tbe affaire of Samoa. Tbo Tbe Independence Beige says: “England doubtless will do everything that is passible any doubt that the white traveler mentioned aa surrendering with Emin Bey is Stenley.aa „ Calboun « Miller a vordici WasiUXOTOX Cmr, Doc. 12.—Tbo senate doptad a reenlutioo yesterday inquiring State bare received no information regarding Gladstone too bitterly regrote abandoning Gen. Gordon for Lord Salisbury to abandon ot a Port Haro offered revolution ■ A. HOLMES fifty-year sen criminally aw written Brnnyf. Doc. 15 —Albeck’i Woolen menuground yesterday. Fifteen jnraons ware killed and ten are ao badly injured that they By a recen Dazing tbe cause be wae uot permitted to interrupt pro­ ceedings with bis resolution to .consiosr the THE JEWELER proceed to reorganisation and elect new ofbill reducing tbo duties were rejected. Bring along your watches, clocks and jewelry that’necd repairing.' and hate t! work done by a ccnhprtent workman. 100. Burnte A Weak B were aeixad on farms at HeruerUtown, Ireby Mitchell. been boycotted both in Euglaud aud Scol- -Loxnox. Dec IV—In the parliamentary Tbe leave to continue itsV investigations until December, 188k After a brief executive session the senate adjourned until Monday. In the bouse Glover wm announced as chairman ot tbo private land claims commit­ toe A bill wm introduced to retire John Tbe Mich thlugs rattle ly— cute for tbe ten additional Irish laud subcommissi one rshipa. This was opposed by uod the presidency of thu Panama HARRISON AND MORTON. Ixblaxarous, Dec 13.—Vico President- station by a reception committee of Um. board of trade aud c(tlMU«,and E W. Halford, bousa nt 5 p tn. adjourned. During the ses­ sion Butterworth offered a Jong preamble aud reeolntioui authorising the president to negotiate with Great Britain for tbo annex­ ation to tbo United Blates uf nil or part of lhe British poaotMsions on this continent. Wamhixutox CfTT, Dec. 15.—A concur­ rent maiuuon for adjournment for tbe boll- in tbe borne yesterday aud appropriately re­ occupied with an unprofitable debate on tbe Ing him. Tbe distinguished visitors were driven at once to tbe Harrison residence, family soon thereafter dined. Tbe evening lire for the consideration of private |>eusiotu. Nothing was done, however, and al 8:3J ad­ journment wm taken until Moaday. public reevp- Momiuh, attracted ao much attention in connection total blank and should be some minumlmn cbauge cuudiUou. Hat-.iMliKC Md , Dre 18.—John Sierr m. III., Dec. Aral feared would destroy tbs entire city, wm got under control at 5:3.1 o’clock Thurs­ day mumlng. It started in tb- Hotel Hop kins. In’ Lb. <-ity Is Marriage a Failure? NOT ANY! American at Grand lU ManfetUqu For your wife or sweetheart will be sweeter than eveT this holiday season ifyou buy Camay, Fruits, Kite Smith, Hams & Van Arman We have everything you can wish for. Florida Oranges, Malaga Grapes, Bananas, Choice Layer Figs, London Layer Raisins, Mixed Nuts, Mixed Candy, Etc. We have taken extra pains th'e year to have a full stock and fresh good*. Some one pound boxes of choice candy, very nice. Mixed Xmas Candy, 10c. per lb. will give a choice STOGA, OJj Inches long to every man that trades with u-. at William �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. CHANCKBY BALK. a Grand Rapid • deputy GOODYEAR BROS. knnfk'*bo<Ud it. conductor on a Wisconsin railway. By fortunaie speculation in Michigan mining stock on th" Gogwbic range be became very wealthy, but now be is again a poor num. Rlrbmi, suddenly acquired, will persist ta the tan ot trying to demolish a local saloon. r;.t- -Y1O.-U s-euis to be a costly instiiuttan to wertbed protwty. town: tlliuate and being lo lhe aggregaUnS r&.QM>_ .. Tlx- inucb-abuawd roller skate is charged with being ra-poualble for the*divorcement : I’.-. : Huron couple. Tue incipient stages D~ U-F L “•'“m ~ .------------«-”«>ia, leti town lost Friday oatensibly for Bay City. Since than be baa not been heard from. It is thought hl*d°"°l’x'*d •S-w®‘“•U ML Hmm nt and Big Rapid* nr» figuring ar. unwilling ta belie*, that tackhon’” aU A‘Calboun county jurv has given William Mdlcr a v.-rdict for >7,20» against tbe Grand Trunk rosd. because Miller lost a foot while lr. t!>e employ of that company. Bttween the <>|>etitag of navigation and . , dealing 1. not aoUlod. DrrnoiT, Dee. It!.—Charles A McManus writ-known actor and comedian of Phlla- ;ir<l by lake from the Saginaw river. dmd in his bed at a hotel in Big Rapid* last nigbu He bad been around all day but Went 1—1 m ....... - S,»lJieF»' home near Grand Rapid* ia family at Phllo- Fund* for an additional building will Au labpeftting chap who undertook to re­ mil » barrc.1 of Portland cotpent for a [>olub- Dktroit. Mich., Doc. 17 -Banker Wald­ ron came up from Toledo aud wontto Wind••> •■11.3:1 o.i Hm-Michigan Central, but wit* killed in a eollison caused by Ibe caroltwsnsee of it train dispatcher. A Jackson Sjury recently ;iw»i led Mr-. Huun, ha widow, tbo - sum of >7J»75 I8» Tbo company offered M,tx t', and '-I.- sued Ipr 11:«.(XW, tbe Verdict bomg n ivuiprombsa. ’ IlTbc Calumet and Hecla company la anxl -.h for tbe privilege of an interview with • tue chap who fired their mine, and offer* to pay fiaWO-lo whomsoever will bring him io/ fonuerl) owurd by M. C. tiwlfi. running thence twenty-tour rod*, tliencv -a-*..— ",'on5 or. ,0 " weu tweniy-tour rod*, thence northi riiclitecii .'Igbteeii rod* rod* along the center of tbe titan way u, the ptaee • f beginn log. eontamlug alxita threejam of land The Importance of purifying the blood can not Iks overestimated, for without pure blood you camiot enjoy pxri health. Al this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich U>c bluod, aud Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It i* peculiar ta that It strengthcus and builds up the system, creates aa appetite, and toncn Uie digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give It a trial. Hood's Sanaparllla Is sold by all druggist*. Prepared by C. 1. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. IOO Dose* Ono Dollar £'AL.:KW 2 LAND OF DISCOVERIES. until aaottlement ha* bemi male with his wif< bbo wants I100.00U and a divorce | Waldron u staying outside of tbe state to « ' avoid being served with papers ta the Mr*. Waldron can secure a divorce without , gelling personal Mrrfce on Waldron, but must get such serrk-v to secure alimony. Laxmxo., Mich.,. Dec.. .L\. —Tins Michigan A Moorland man want* So.KX) damages | from tbe neighbor who took a bite from tbe rtate grange ad opted Friday COJ ot b.* nue* But what's a man ------ ------------“ toe w -“---------------quemag sticnigan co igriM.ional driegaI tlon to urge upon President-elect Harrison money and no nose good for, anyway. the appointment of J. J. Woodman, of Paw ^KINCU^ >TgNSUMPW (qok s <>./^Bronchi1 t And many other specialties in our line. Look ua over when in need of BARGAINS HARDIVARE. -------IX------- Holiiayj-M! BUYERS Christmas Booklets, Poetical Works, in various binding, 23 Especially careful buyers who are looking fur -Suitable Holiday Gifts.- Agency for AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. * New assortment of Lovell’s and Seaside BUTTERWORTH’S RESOLUTION. urchin*, big and little. Library Just received. Archie McCoy’s Furniture Rooms Abo a fine stock of Ibartl atilt lire, bill a century Michigan annually rxjwnd* ghfi,(Xk) for tbe rare of her dependent children, while New '.Yorks pays out for tbo same pur«*,■ But then Naw York bas a much larger family. The etale printing house of Thorp & God readv to draw official lightning and a goveruuient salary about March 1 next. A HU.OUU fire struck Moco-ta on tbe bth, l-iug their third big blase during the past burned out, more or test insured. Homebody *>eni» to have had a lingering suspicion tbat’lbe^Januaj-y bllxaard might yet wake up and Howl. and mi helped them„to ftoi> worth of Clothing from Earl1* Store at Belding. A Mio man claims to bare sbol a doer thi seighed SSJt pounds. That fraction of bki, Wriliag aad Pucil Tabkls. Vited tbia insult to their country. The Globe (opposition) says: One thing can be said for Mr. Butterworth’s curious probably lead to a thorough exposition and understanding of Canadian opinion as to the project of political union with the Uutted State*. We have uo doubt that tbe judgment ot Canadian* ia tbe matter would to make tbe beat po*ibie u*o of tbo political CuccctSAH, Dec. 15 —At 7 o’clock Batur- Nortbern Narrow Guage raj road boarded flying down tbe track along in tbe vicinity cnuilnally assaulting a Brady giri 9 years of age, has been released. An agent for a corn binding device is machine, which afterward grows to an even IOC. Burnish up tbe old musket and give fondant to a 13.000 auit for wiling tbo ardent wx-uud time that bo's forked over money to las same girl under similar circumstances, the curious of tbe town are wondering if it’s going to be a case of three times aud out. The Michigan Military academy ta going to have a r^al live government Galling gun, ju*i to *how tbe students bow to make into a charivari party and peppered throe or four of the crowd with bird shot, so that they'll stay al home for some day* to come. Muir get* along pretty well without street lamps, su a small boy and lantern pilot can to lured on dark nights for a nicksL American furniture manufacturers are going to gut tbelr heads together next month at-Grund Rapids and see what can Im done toward securing a more favorable claaalfi- Birmingham lady is contented and Albert 1. Bidwell, an old-time reeident of auge culture In that state. William Hmith, an East Saginai !><>ok agent, on a charge of larceny. But at William with a <4>,<XXf damage suit for false imprisonment. . The Incendiary fire flend is still plying bis longing to Dr. Miller and a Mrs. Hotwru bei ig dostroyed on the night of Dec. 7. Lansing is trying to coax tbe Alien knit­ ting factory, of Michigan City, Ind., into locating at tbe capital city. News Rooms. -Mark DownOn all OUR CLOAKS, cuurcu eow j------------ --­ ta tbe Sunday-school which a young China­ man. Wee Hung, attended. They_ have gone to bouaekeeping in tbe rear of Hee Hungs laundry. The City Missionary society has Little Money. You wtir also see in our store the biggest line of . HOLIDAY goods Hastings City Ba(nk, Hastings,) - BOOKS. Special mention should b»- made of our Ixwk department. Immense lines or ju­ venile b<»ka with heavy board covers can lie bought of ua from 10c. up to 50 cents. .These books are tbe best value in tbe country. Marr A Duff have received two thousand five hundred 1«n»a elegant cloth bound books, gilt; liooks that are usually sold from 50 to 75 cents: our price on these books will be M cents and 89 cents. Tilden, the widowed eister-io-lsw of tbe tat* All tbe finest authors can be found In Hamu-l J Til Ion. died Saturday morning at these lines- For • 73years oi age. -....... - _ . York, end Tarrytown, where she formerly lived. She 'r“4 ona of tbe legatee* of the late ex Governor Tilden’s will. H-r funeral Special Bargains - Mich. CAPITAL, $50,000.00. Michigan. offickum: o. G. Boblnaoa, President; I W. B. Goodyear, Vice. Pre*.: - — Friday morning v_„. about HUFFMAN BROS A Goneral Bonking Buslneo* Tr*n**cted. :-D. C. RANNEY,-: . Auctioneer, - - - - MICH. I am prepared at any time and at reasonable rates to cry auction sales. Have had ex­ perience in this work and can give satisfaction. Leave orders with Banney & Norwood. Del­ ton, Mich. T X. B. OlLLASrlK Xoury l‘ul>lU1. and V. S. Ctalm Agent. win nreaacuteaU kind* of claims helot* t}‘« .......nt* nf th,- Interior office. Callon him Mich. in IxKiks and plush toilet sals, call on Murr A- Duff. <M West Main street. Battle could not allow btawolf to I* wition uCafllrinlng or denyiug Impossible to enumerate every tiling so will Invite you all to call and lns]>ect our elegant stock. Easels, Center Tables, Pictures and Frames, Brackets and Furniture Novelties. W. H. J. A Greble. C ---- -SELL----- BUILDER'S HARDWARE On which we will be glad to quote prices. The Norcross Furnaces Which are heating scores of houses in Barry county, with the best of satisfaction. We make them and guarantee their work. Will bo pleassd to gjve estimates or quote prices. . For holiday gift* yon can find the finest fine of handkerchiefs ever displayed under DlA.1Arui.ia, When naked Bought st tbe reccut assignee's sale of the stock of a Peninsular Furniture Ca, al a specially low figure, and on which the discount will be given ’ to the purchaser, and Conic early, while you can be waited on and have time to make selections. diiucctokh: W. B. Goodyear, D. G. RobllMmn. L. E. Knappen. Also 30 styles of Couches, and 30 styles of Plush Rockers, Foot Rests and Ottomans, And several Parlor Suits, of elegant design and finish, Agent* for Bissell’s famous F. V. Carpet Sweeper, a beautiful aud useful holiday present. .nerly occupied by Mrsscr Bros. DELTON, generally believed that some action by the French u an— wU1 ** T der to prevenlaildespreod financial panic _ . __ .u- —I__ lave that , refund to for running Dry Goods Store J. B. Robert’s which . Include* children's, misses’ aud ladles. An Immense line to choose from Providkncv R. L, Dee. It —Mie* Ida and at prices that will speak for them­ Newman, a Tming lady well known in Provi­ selves. Plush jackets, plush wraps and dence charitable circles, recently married a plush saii|ue» have been nil reduced. Cbineee laundryiuau greatly against Ibe Come and see what we can give you for a wishes of bar friends She was a prominent . ....____ 13.— Manistique claims that bar prosperity hath a solid foundation. There isn’t a doubt A t ATARI Winter Goods! place In Harriaoo'e cabinet You will find 3 Call ta aud examine our CititauAi ARirriMrurn* \xv having an linineuse trade all through man, left arm broken and Internally In­ jured; J.wepb Pfelstor, terrible wuaip wound; their whole store. Special low prices have James Powers, right arm broken aud scalp been put on all our wound: Charles Shelly, skull fractured and tJeoh torn from left side of bead; Pat Dow­ dell and an unknown man were slightly in­ jured. ______ » whk'h Includesdrriu- goods, flannels, blank­ ets, comfortcia. underwear, hoalrry, gloves, Fktkbsiubo. Vi, Dec. 15.— Fifty or more table linen, crashes, cottons in bleached and unbleaehed shirting, ticking, prints. Virginia met bare Friday night and coo­ Also u general . ... ... -a.— ., In mAMllnr prominent in elate politico. Ita mam object . __.J ... l—n t,. inrlrw-w Mlhlxir for And select from his new aud very large stock of Holiday (roods. 20 styles of Reed and Ratan Chairs. Juvenile Books, 100 syles of open and double Cane Rockers SANTA ABIE and CAT-R-CURE And 30 Cent Books. and Chairs. Sold and guaranteed by < H. GOODYEAR, . . Sol, Agent 25 styled of Dining Chairs. ALBUMS 20 styles of those new Antique Oak Reckers, At prices that will astonish you. BOSTON plush seat and back. \_ Cslw Marr & Duff By a recent decision of tbe state supreme court Horae. Murray, who was given a You ueed not fartbur boffu-r yourself • purchase^ Bibles turnL-died at COST. S wij.r t>-.l-.1i srurta^gaj ABIEilNEMPBaowur Gid .(M taacbera draw g.‘.,OUO & Colgxovk. Holtejtor* for Complainant. smith Cross-Cut Saws. Axes, Corn Shellers, Belknap T~) . . C'l • i r* -* * . ' Patent Sleighs, Swell-Body and Portland Cutters, Robes and Blankets, Skates, Sleigh Bells, Granite Iron, Perfection and White Metal Tea and Coffee Pots. Books, Albums, Bibles, Gift Books. j Thorp & Godfrey, state printer*, was dis­ , solved Munday, Mr. Gbdfrey retiring to on­ I I ter the race for riliblir nrinter Wa.htew. While t.svigattag a railway velocipede on ' tbv a B- 4* 1 tracks near Vicksburg, J. make him a formidable competitor to other Brush, of Austin *tation, was overtaken by a freight train and severely injured. Tbo eugiue toadlight had gone out aud Brush j E ut Saginaw'* Have a well selected stock of seasonable goods in Hardware, comprising ,K MUMgM IkMk.r. mil hot Michigan Central freight <’’!*« ™r STOVES. Of all kinds. See our stock of GASOLINE STOVES. Huffman B �Hastings Banner It will be nettled, we believe, before ai>olhcr Christmas that 30,000 voters in Gear- The Domestic Sewing IlMUngs, Wednesday, l>ee. 20. 1888. MARSH AU. L. COOK. B<itnr. THt BANTINGS, MJCH., porrorrtcj:, ADGUBT 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. All will agree that our 10 page.' of holi­ day reading, local, county and general news, make a very substantial greeting to tbe 3,000 persons to whom tiib Issue Is addressed, and the many times that num­ ber who will peruse this paper. The Ban­ ker is glad that Its'patronage enables It tn thus fittingly express and extend the com­ pliments of the season. The past year has been one of unusual progress In the history of the Banner. Its circulation has averaged nearly 2.200 ' Grover Cleveland ought to make one good resolve on New Year’s and keep it. and MACHINE that Is to give the pention veto business a Prealdent-elect Harrison continues to be the good listener to the Importuning office seeker, but preserves a discreet silence u THE BEST IN- THE WORLD well. Even the sheep should be merry on this particular Christmas. But they do not smile at tbe mention of Grover C. For obvious reasons, Christmas at the white house will not be as merry this year as Its three predeevasors. The Domestic Attachments are so easily attached and satisfactory in their operations. They all attach to a special foot by means of a groove on each side. This patent the Domes­ tic Company have exclusive control of. No other company use these attachments. Let the coming legislature do itn duty weekly—larger than can be shown by any without fear or favor, and give this state a other paper In Michigan published In a city .sound local option law.1 of leas than 10,000 peopled Ito subscrip­ tion 'list still holds Its own “by a large Only two months and two weeks more of Grover. majority." Every attachment can be put in and ready for work in an instant Between 200 and 300 in this city alone. While the patronage extended by the business men of Hastings has not been SEED. what it ought to have been for their own and the city’s Interest, considering the fact that a rightly conducted newspaper Is the. best friend a town can hate, and its extenilon In circulation, such as has been the case with the Ua nnkr, ought to be HEADQUARTERS taken advantage of in tiae interest of the city and every business bouse In It, still a larger volume of business than In any proceeding The Domestic runs easily and makes no noise. The Domestic is the best. The Domestic has the best wood work. The Domestic never wears out. The Domestic never ^ias fits. our advertising register shows year: and we are thankful for the apprecia­ tion shown by the business men of Hast­ ing for ouk efforts to not only make a good newspaper, but an aggressive friend of the city of Hastings. We have aimed to merit the patronage accorded to our advertising. Job and sub­ scription departments, and have made many improvements In the paper, and added largely to our printing outfit We shall continue tbe good work of Improving erly removed tbrlr own bead coverinc*. Blx and solemnly at-tbo teacher. The oldest boy presently shifted bis position and glanced in­ quiringly about tbe room, and the smaller rolled their pale eyea about the room with questioning glances. Wjtb a bx*, Ivy Boots & Shoes. We have acomplete line of boots and shoes, which we will sell cheap. We carry The Domestic fits everybody. Buy one for your wife, your sister, your sweetheart. No present more appropriate, none more useful. I have in stock the ROYAL, ST. JOHN, the NEW HOME, the HOUSEHOLD and several other kinds that I will sell at about your own prices for the next 30 days for cash. Come in and see them. Also a very nice Whitney & Holmes’ Organ for sale cheap. Would trade it for a horse. a complete line of the paper, and propose to keep it in the very front of the progressive weeklies of the state. band row promptly tbelr brother. He ti I keep the finest sewing machine oil in the world in bottles or in bulk, as you want it. Gray Bids. With thls lssuc, we close our labors for 1888, deeply mindful of the blessings of the old year. Including election. And we wish for every reader of this paper a right Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year, Needles and attachments for nearly all machines. Call and See Me and a prosperous good year for 1889. Am tbe honest, sober, reflecting families Tbe monocle ia a circular disked polished gtem which wm invented by ox foci, to dimin- of Michigan are gathered 'round tbe r aides on C bristmas and py™ Year’s day, their thoughts << joy wiR-Lave a tingej of of a common focu*. It i>debatably of benefit sadness In them:'apd that la that they have no chance now to banish from Its scat i of power that arch-emeny of the home, the saloon. They will Indulge to no roseate dreams, nor ask for impoaslbllltles; but they will ask for the cbanec, where possi­ ble, of rooting out this evlt County local option will give this chance. And the re­ publican party of Michigan will fail In Its duty If it shall tail to give the people a rigid county local Option measure. SHOES! Both In kid and goat (goat welts). ed that It has never before lieen recorded that in such quarrels that the white men have been shot Usually the; •Ttamy nig­ gers” are shot* down like dogs while the brave and chivalrous white murderers cs- About now the so-called greenbarker apeak, of the onee greenback party. And as he surveys the withered integuments of the deceased, let him think of the treachery of the Fullers. Waters, Inneses, Dennises and others, who for the red pottage of of­ fice have traded the greenback party out of existence. good in quality. All goods marked In plain figuaea. accepted policy of imitation. It h socially of value aa illustrating the truism that men generally ipeaklng, but outside of thia pur- One Price to All Chartoi In our .motto.' of »afety; but of sanitation. It is demanded draught on bin neighbor. Tbe only escape from this, and the fatal colds caught by tbe Whitney None genuine unless marked Whitney on sole. We hear of other ddslera selling partial adoption of the ajiertrnent system. other, no leas important; that is the careful supervision of the supply ot water placed In W. H. Goodyear, PROPRIETOR OF Tbe compulsion awed to dbpoM of atovca in railroad coaches baa led fromone thing to Robinson * Burtenshaw Rhoes, but that THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE Is to sell their goods as they know they are a good make; but no Where you will find a complete stock of other dealer can get any of the above pasta of the cars.—Globe-Democrat. SHKRIFFS BALK. State of Michigan. County of Barry mentioned brands. ROWER Well, this will be a glad Christinas time for the people of Dakota, to whom the i Minty of Barry. Blate ot Midi reeled and delivered agal democrats in congress have so unjustly chattels, land* and tenemen eighth day and meanly denied the rightsand privilege- I did oo lhe >n and selZf Interest of tbe said defendant. of statehood. Dakota has reasons to )>e SHOE CO., One Price Boot* and Shoa Dealers. very merry over the results of November 8th. T. PHILLIPS In fact Whitney Inotn and Gray Bros, and should do some good, solid thinking. Let him ruminate on the buhtod prospect*, so to 1 am, yours truly, everything that is new in style and _ ______ Our usual holiday Ncronlty and liapplness- article* which humanity__ much better without.—London Cor. New 1s disturbed by the press dispatches of Tuesday^l/lch announce that down hi that nightmare of a state, HbulMippl, In a race quarrel the negroes luul actually killed some of the white F. F. Vn. This Is truly touching, especially when it is remember­ Everybody Welcome. Thanking you for passed patronage and wishing everybody a happy Christmas, It means that justice will no longer be deferred. Barty County. Mlchtrau. ail Perhaps the most happy man In our country la Benjamin Harrison, upon whom a sovereign people have conferred an honor greater titan that which attaches to any County of Barry, Matt of Miehlaan. throne—lhe sovereign servant of a mighty b«l<l. for the tMi, Iv--.—...i.... - and free people. HomBook. Attorney for rialntlfi. By no logic or system of political moral.caa it be maintained that 30,000 voters in - AOMINTBT1LATO1C8 BALE. Drugs, Medicines, Books, Wall Paper Our old stock of wall paper is entirely sold out, and we shall soon receive a new stock of ALL NEW PATTERNS, of the latest styles and designs, which will be closed out at the low prices which have wade the People’s Drug Store, in the minds'of the people, the place to look to for bargains in Wall Paper. . All the Patent Medicines Advertised In this paper can be found at Goodyear’s Drug Store. in oaagMB that Is poaraued by the 4«,0«0 voters of this congressional district If any class of our citizens should be thankful In thia glad holiday time It Is the ia)x>rera They ought to be grateful that they hb'r been spans) the miseries free trade would have Infilcted. President Harrison will give more and better civil service reform to this country than Grover Cleveland ever dreamed of vlolng. and there will be no puffed-up van- day of December, A. It. 1W, by tbe probate court of-Barrv o.unly, Michigan, all oftbe es­ tate. right, tltia mid interest of PRESCRIPTIONS For the Holidays Thv ugly talk about the unhappy dmnea- We have the finest stock ever shown in Hastings of the public just when we liad no right Albums, Books, Toilets Sets. Perfume Cases, Etc. D<e IMekinsou. our own and only Don, will iMrt bnd any bright prospects fur a wet la the G. M. senate In bls Christman sto-k- W. H. GOODYEAR �Hastings Banner Hastings. Wednesday, Dec. 26. 1888. GILLASPIE, A lady clerk, one that understands bookkveptng, is wanted at Stauffer A Crawley’s. ..him" ?*k,n< ■U1<' shoo-flr rhBd a chain*, high chairs, mines chairs, yrJ*1**,the things to buy for a Christmas presen»'"W little one*. Archie MeCoy keep them all Bay your Christmas preaenta at Lath- New Year’s Ball! Will be given by the . Mgi Deparineat Union Hall, Monday Eve., Dec. 3. Yon are most respectfully invited to at­ tend. MUSIC BY LEE’S ORCHESTRA. BILL, 81.00. Snpper at Ford’s hotel. 75c. per couple­ Nothing will be left undone to make this the grandest ball of the season. Baggage checked free. LOCAL NEWS. Circulation thi* week. ST0GAS6‘<. 3.000 ’ . Sixteen pages. Remember lhe poor. Swearing off time I* at hand. Prices have fallen like leaves at Beamer’s. How <i<Xyou like the BAb'NKXthts week? The small boy and hi* hand «l«l an- in a A nice line of holiday slippers at Runrari's. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Xmas candy 10 cts lb. at Smith, Hams A Van Arman. Additional local news will be found on ’.hr 7th page. lbr fln«t ment that can be found In the dtv, and y®}* be*‘ l*»*«ble prices. Hl. of pia^ g^ Wfel prfrtoUM qUaHtJr "*d pri<*- °° NH to visit his emporium before you buy. at^nd * /I* T.***• Bnd ‘ hrirtma. I* hand. I have had a good trade ao far ni1<WC °!rt tbe ^K^l part Of my •tock. will greatly reduce prices on watch­ es. silverware and all kinds of boilday k«xm!b. Come early and often. John Besmmkr, Jeweler. ^At the reunion of the Third Michigan JKfan7 VGr*md R*p,lls on Wednesday the following offleero for the ensuing year D K nird-lh presi­ dent, 8. s. Garrison, secretary; M. D. Reed, treasurer. The next reunion will be held In this city on Wednesday. Dec. 18. iggp. Spangemacher A VanValkcnburgh have much Improved the appearance of the In­ terior of their store by removing the stairs (KT. lhf ”‘nler of 0,0 ’tore to »idc. . J1! e 1 worlt waH being done. Tuesday. Addle Parker had his arm badly squeezed. He has not been able to use it for several days. State Treasurer Maltz has Issued his re­ port for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1888. It shows a Im lance In the treasury June 30. of 81.1W.M7.70. The bonded debt Im 8W8.0W.B8; trust fund debts. 8*.178,578.70. Tbe total receipts for th.year were 83.88l.0Vl.36; the expenditure* 33.869,3O8.tH. ’ Warren Hecox, of Maple drove, b an applicant for the ixmltlon of sergeant at anas of the state senate. Mr. Hecox is well qualified for the duties of the position and we trust that he will be successful In his endeavor to obtain It. He Is an old soldier with an excellent record and ha* been colonel of the Barry county battalion, Dr. Lathrop* fa having a wonderful sale of Christmas goods. Every one thought when he first opened up his stock of plush gotds that he never could sell one-half of them this year, yet hfa sale* have far ex­ ceeded even his expectation*, and hr ha* had to re-onlcr several of hfa beat toilet seta and plush goods. Do not fall to call on him before Christmas'. No- sleighing for C'hrfa’mas makes the young men lonesome. As President Cleveland has issued an or­ der placing the employees of tbe railway Fred G ruble on Tuesday slashed his foot mail department under civil sen Ice rule*, pretty badly with an ax. nil appointments to the petitions of clerk* hereafter will lx- by competitive examina­ Quarter off on glove# and mittens for the tion under the civil service rules, unless thr order fa- revoked President Harri­ Make a break for Betiincr'n If yon want son. Full details as to methods of applies i>argiilrei in holiday goods. lion and the *t£P* necessary to be taken can lx- otitaincn by writlng’Xn the Civil The tfth Michigan cavalry held their >anService Commission. Washington. D. C. .uual reunion in Ionia Jan. Ut. AnxMig lhe most ent'-qirisliig of our bus­ Those upholstered giA>ls have arrive*! at iness firm* fa that of Stauffer A Crawley. SjmngrOtacher & Van valkenburgb’*. I They arc always on lhe lookout for bar­ Henry Johnwm. a. drunk, was fined gains that can lx- of benefit to their custom­ Wednesday, by Justice Bates. 85and«i»»ta. ers. And tliat they are successful in their endeavors in this direction Is evidenced by their constantly increasing number of cus­ teriMon t<> Woodland has been cotnpleted. tomers. Another great advantage they F. T. Boise has been elected cashier of, possess fa the fact that by trailing with the Fanners and Merchants bank of Nash­ them the customer can under one roof aell all his produce at tlie highest market price ville. . . and buy everything that a family may need. Gen tiemen you can get Stogas Incites They always carry a full line of flry goods, long at Smith, Hams A VanArmanK 3 for groceries, crockery, etc. > Nicest lot of.candy, fruit and liulw you ■ wr saw for the holidays at Smith, llama Although nature kx.ks dreary and deso­ late our fit-arts can be gladdened by Christ­ mas festivities. Nuts are not what they’re jcrackxxl up to Im, but you’ll find- some good iones at Beamer's gr<x-er>‘. * I The holiday edition of tha^ enterprising -.laity, the Kalamazoo Telegraph, was a iinriy gotten up affair. -I There are 619,979 children of school age in Michigan, and 453.915 or ~i per cent, of tbe whole number attemMln- schools— public or private—tlie average of tbe acbnol years fating 77 months. There are 15.560 teachers employed, the numlx-r regularly requlretl being 10,19s. or teacher for every 41 pupil*. There ure 7,318 schixd houses. 845.35 per month, an increase pf 37 cents over IHW: ot female teachers. 831.45 per month, an Increase of 29 cents. The wages aggregate was 82.955.74U.8O, an In­ crease uf 8113,838.62. 1886. Of this sum 8935,664.06 was jmld to male and 83,020.­ 066.76 to female teachers. PERSONAL MENTION. R- Doyle visited the Valley elty Thum- C BJTinnlnk with January 1st. the county clerk’s office, which for the past term has been under the competent care of W. H. Powers, will be under tire charge of 11wirnas 8. Brice. The new Incumbent Is Ila^ W’ 8m,th ’talted Grand Rapids Tucs- well knowu iu the eastern part of Barry county as a most exemplary yoong man. of good education and business qualifica­ Mi« Ruth Young has returned from tions, whose fitness for the office Is un­ Ohio. questioned. There is no doubt that tbe F".H’ UU»«*P yWted Grand Rapid* office will be capably and satisfactorily filled by Mr. Brice. He will be a worthy W ednesday. successor to the excellent gentlemen who Mra. Ben. Franciseo, of Ofaegn. fa vlalt- have occ<iifled_iM* iwhlnrv in-Uwi .mt Jng In the city. Tbe office of Judge of Probate will be Born, on Wednesday, to Dorr Mudge filled by Chat. W, Armitrong, the genial gentleman who is best known to the people aiffi wife, a boy. of Barry county as Colonel of the'Barry y Ed. Burton fa home from the University Co. Battallan G. A. IL Mr. Armstrong Is tor the holidays. a man of ripe buaintiM experience, genial Born. Tuetday, to W. J. Bowtie and ways, and a ready adaptability. He Is one who never does things by halves, one who wife, a daughter. will thoroughly master the duties of hi* Born, to the wife of 8. A. Stewart, a office and faithfully and Impartially per­ boy on Thursday. form them. -That be. win succeed In tbe P. A. Hahn and wife visited Grand position to which the people have elevated him Is not doubted by any of his large fol­ Rapids Wednesday. lowing of warm friends. ^r*- A. J. Bowne is visiting her mother. The people of Barry Co. made no mistake Mra. L. D. Gardner. when they selected C. H.. Vnn Anuan for the high office of public prosecutor. To F. G. Goodyear marie a businesi trip to thorough scholarship and thoroughness as Grand Rapid* Wednesday. a lawyer he has the high character, firm­ Mrs. E. Schram, of Bancroft, fa the ness and decision which peculiarly fit a guest of friends In the city. num for this position. It is a matter of pride to the jteople that one so well-quali­ Fred Allen, of Charlotte, fa spending bls fied as Mr. VanArman could be Induced to holiday vacation in lhe city. take an office like this whieh involves so Dr. S. C. R|ch, of Middleville, was in iiiuch work al ao slender a salary. But to the city. W6dnesday on business. its dutte* Mr. VanArman will give his .faithful, conscientious work, and be will A son was bom aecentiy to F. M. Wood­ make a record of which the people as well mansee and wife, of Vermontville. as himself will be proud. 8eth Pratt, for surveyor, is not in any Mrs. Slade, of Nebraska, is vfahlng tbe fatally of her brother. 8. A. Stewart. sense a new man. having filled the office as deputy heretofore. He, Is a man of large Mrs. John E. Mohter left Thundav for eiperience and splendid qualifications for Chicago, where she will hereafter reside. the work he wilt have to perform. Frank Me Derby, the retiring county Andrew Young, of Detroit. Dakota, fa visiting relatives and friend* In this city. clerk, ha* been subjected to unjust censure for not filling the office to which'he was Fred Ingram, of Detroit has been the elected—county clerk. Mr. McDerby conguests of friend* iu the city thr past few sentedi five weeks after the republican county convention was held to fill a gap on Col. II. H. <SIII left Wednesday to attend the ticket, which no one at the time thought a < amp fire of (J. A. IL veteran* at Goble- could be succrssfuL He did this after the most |M-ndstent Importunity^ and with the ville. greatest reluctance, and upon this under­ Mrs. F. Spangemacher returned Wed­ standing that In case of the unlooked-for nesday from her visit with Grand Rapid.* event of his election, he would have the friends. ~ right to use his own Judgement as to Wallace Dingman and Harry Strang, his whether be should fill Hie office-, and should book-keeper, returned Wednesday to Bat- have the privilege of putting In a deputy whom no one would dbubt could fill the office. The county committee had labored Walter Ijinpman arrived home Wednes­ hard to get a candidate to place on the day from Albion college to spend the holi­ ticket, but without success, who would not day vacation. exact these conditions, and bad traveled Mrs. J. K. Lothridge, of Battle Creek, many ndlea and asked many persons to has been the guest of Mrs. D. D. Furd for consent to take the place. But it was not tho’t an election was |K>Mlblc, and the empty honor was declined. So the .committee E. E. Whitney, proprietor of the famous placed Mr. McDcrby’s name on the ticket stock farm near Cleveland. ha» been the with thr nnderstandlng mentioned. To bls own surprise as well as that of tbe John Wightman, who Is quite »idk. was party, the whole ticket. Including Mr. brought to this city Wednesday night from McDerby of course, was elected. Mr. McDerby availed himself of the reserva­ Chicago by hl* father. R. B. Wlghtiaan. tion he had made, bratUM- Ids business as President Ma|«s. of the Farmers Mutual groceryman demanded his personal at­ Insurance company, was In town Thurs­ tention. He secured W. H. Powers as day on businens connected with the com­ deputy, a man who had acceptably tilled pany. the same office for eight years, and the business of county clerk lias received Mr. Miss Elva Clough was recently married Powers personal attention, and its duties to Mr. Frauds T. Cbovin, Detroit. They been |>erformcd with ability atel falthfularrived In this elty Friday for a short visit ’ness. We make tills explanatl'dh as a sim­ with friends. ple act .of Justice to Mr. McDerby. The people of Barry county have a warm Chas. Callff. of Shelbyville, was In the city Wednesday on his way to Gram! Rap­ place In their heart* for the retiring Judge ids to attend thr re-union of the Third of probate, Wm. W. Cole. Judge'Cole has been a most faithful servant of the people, Michigan infantry. Mnj. G. H. Brooks and Miss Jennie and Ims performed the dutiea of his office Cook left Friday for Orangeville, (where with zealous attention and faithfulness. they will attend the wedding ot Miss Cora Against the strongest pressure, he Ims M. Brooks to Harry Wilber and also pay a Is en a thoroughly non-partisan judge, and his steady alm has been to be righL Just visit to friends. i/l>. E. Birdsall. M. D. Reed. 8. S. Harri- and comdatenL We are pleased to pay this deserved tribute to the man. though fcm. John Burk and Isaac Walker want to he belong to the opposite party. When he Grand Rapids Wednesday to attend the re­ entered the office he dropped party and union of their old- regiment, the Third. tried to serve the people unbiased by party. Michigan infantry. , Xv. H. Frost ha* resigned bls position That accounts for his.strong popularity, and tor the fact that, against so gissi and With Ed. Power* and has accepted tbe jstpular a man as his opponenL he ran :<S8 position of book keeper for the- Newton votes ahead of his ticket. Carriage Company. KalamaaKM Hfi will For aix years I’hllip T. Colgrove has take up his new duties "Jan. 1st. May been public prosecutor. When elected success attend him. pie of Barry county. But be had ability, The sixteenth annual session of the courage, energy and determination to do Michigan grange commenced In repn-aente- well wlmt he. undertook. Tbe people of tlve hall, al Ixmsing. this week with some Barry county have reason to be pround of three hundred delegates present. Worthy­ the record he has.made; for in the aix Master Thomas Mara of Berrien couaty In yean jamt. Just one acquittal In tbe courts hfa animal address congratulated the dele­ of Barry county—that of Drop Strong—has gates on the flourishing condition of the been recorded in the large number of cases order. During the year seven subordinate he has tried for the jx-oplc. many of them lodges have lx-cn established, and four the most ImiNirtant in lhe history of Barry have been reinstated. A more systeniatlr county. To his work, ability and energy lecture system, whereby a greater number is due the fact that for tbe past three of fanners could lx? reached, was recom­ years Barry county has lieen singularly mended; and the system of trusts and cam­ free from those desperate crimes, the com­ bium was earnestly attacked. The master mission of which In the past had given It a referred to them as a species of highway most unsavory reputatten. He has made robbery'- Be advocated energetic unit Im­ ft red-hot for evil d<4>rs, by making their mediate action to thr end that legislative punishment swift and' certain. Mr. Col­ rnartm'ent might be secured whereby they grove can step down from the office he has would be entirely suppressed. The ad­ filli-tl so well with a feeling of satisfaction, dress also recommended the estabilslMnent and a knowledge that tlx* faithful disat Detroit of an arm of the order for the chargeof its duties have won him a reputa­ protection and bettering of the farm pr<- tion a* a successful lawyer very flattering dneta of north-easteni Michigan. At) last to any man. It will be with satisfaction that the jx-<e year's meeting the land plaster qmwtion was referred to the executive committer, ple of Barry county reflect that, during the who now report that they have ixx-n un­ coming two years, the office of sheriff will able to make satisfactory contracts. Res­ be fille<l by Baker Shrlner, who has so olutions were adopted Indorsing the mort­ faithfully discharged tiie duties of that gage tax law. favoring nwru rigid ecoaomy office during the jmst term. Ills large ma­ ln pduai and state lustltutloos, and endors­ jority at the late election is proof of his ing the Govenor's veto of the last Univer­ strong hold upon tin: people. The same can lx- said of C. A. Hough, county treas­ sity appropriation bill. urer. No one will doubt for a moment New York. Dec. Iff. 1888. tliat Barry county's finances will be faith­ fully looked after. IL B. Richards, who Dkau Fhibxdb: Please find enclosed 83 to pay for the has been one of tbe most painstaking Baxxkh until Jan- 1. I8W. Your paper registers In the history of tbe county, will Is a credit to the community at rnrge. and continue to look after the business of that valued highly by me. Keep I*, like office with tbe same careful-attention, and your own reputation, spotless. and let tlie same pride in having the books kept your light shine through Its columns with up In the best of sha|«-, he has in the past a spirit of truth and all that Is noble amt good. Hint It may live as a monument to you both when time shall I* no more. Hastings l» my home and her people are t Ory Chaffee. Hastings my friends: my thoughts drift towards you ,M i Ells uuber. Yaakse 8prlnn often, and l**t wishes are with you In all I ttamurl IM»»ek. Orangey fie px>d umlCTUklno. Wlu'o OTuWm wlUt ”61 Mary C. Vsudarbrook. •• j inmc Andsrsou. PwnsjlvaalA gladly visit your city, and wish to tie kind­ ,K. Julia Utltesple. towry ly rrmemliered to all our friends, who will » Krncsi Harm-#. Haliimore ever find my latch string out ready to wel­ come them. Wishing all a Merry Chrbrtmas and a Happy New Year 1 am ! Jem™ Mrlkiuak'. Onm^'llfa Your sincere friend. i Birchard F»7T*Il. Woc4tnd 11. R. Rov VMM i;™| FUpa. Tburwday. N. T. Parker sent a number of liorses to Grand Rapids Wednesday. He purchased On Wednesday when the case of the peo­ them for street car purposes, j ple vs. David Hyde was called before Jus­ No one objects to them. What—why I tice Keuaston. Prosecuting Attorney V- T. those lljf Inch Stogas at Smith. Ham* A Colgrove moved that tlw defendant br dis­ VanAnnan’s. 3 for a nickle.j charged. Immediately .upon Hyde’s dis­ The Troy Laundry fa essentially* home charge he wa.* re-arrested on a warrant Is­ sued against himself and Frederick Bloss industry. Patronize IL It gives lhe beat the charge being that of stealing a .watch, of satisfaction to Ils cnalometk on which charge the trial of David Hyde Frank Beamer sells the lUt oysters of last week reaulted’in a disagreement of the iu»y dealer In the city, also the famous Jury. In the latter case Bios# had been s.-nr* A Co.’# butter crackers.] the people’s witness. C. H. VanArman appeared Wednesday for Hyde, and C. G. \ youthful cuw-boy rendezvous in tbe Holbrook for Bloas. Tbe trial was an in­ -ond ward wa* a few davs «o drmolishteresting one throughout. Especially so on -•I by onlrr of the city marshal. account, of noticeable desire on thr part of, Richard Freer has u pair of turkeys •the attorneys for the defendants to have When tbe which tlie owner can have by proving hi* tile other man convicted. time came for the summing up of the ease ownership and paying for thl| notice. this triangular fight assumed, rather amus­ Call at Sjwingemarher A VanValken- ing proportions, the lawyers for the de­ burgh's and see those oak and walnut fense iwdrlng down particularly hard upon ■ hair* upholstered in leather with spring each other’s clients. In fact thr trial throughout was one of the inost Interesting Call .and gel your candies, lemons, cases known In a Justice’s, court here for oranges, rnite, dates, figs, canned goods, some tlftn-. Hyde, however, was convict­ .-bears, etc., of Frank Beamer, two doors ed and paid a fine of 835. north pdstoffice. Many seem to have confounded the idea Every body says those parlor and fancy of a new court house we have been urging, •rockers as well as those Ttsvotnau cur­ thinking wc have been urging thr sujwrvtetains at Archie McCoy’s are worthy a place on« to vote to build lhe court bouse. Thr supervisors cannot take such a step. Ail in the finest of homes. they can do Is to submit (lie proposition If you' buy a holiday prawnt without fur such a building to the voters of the first going to Archie McCoy's furniture county, who alone can decide the matter. rooms and inspecting, his stock, you will If carried. the plans for building will lx* de­ do yourself an injustice. cided upon, if defeated, it ends the matter. Try the Lacla Belle flour at A. D. Cook’s. But no supervisor who cannot be else than .It is made by the new Delton roller mill, conscious of thr dangerous risk the county and Is full roller prtsnjss flour, the equal of te running can do else than vote to submit the best patent made anywhere. the question—which can be voted on with For sale, the residence property In the trifling expense at the spring election. Then If the proposition should be voted, flrai ward formerly belonging to Charles down, aud the court bouse and Its valuable Olmstead. Will sell cheap and on eaay records be destroyed, the responsibility for terms. Enquire of P. T. Colgrove. the disaster will rest with the taxpayers. No doubt about It, ‘that anyone desirous Wliereas, If the supervisors refuse to aul»of selecting a fine gift for the holidays, mlt the question, and a fire should work Its that will be both useful and beautiful, can terrible Injury to the jx-oph-, tbe responsi­ find It at Archie McCoy’s furniture room*. bility therefor would real with thr traperSee those Antique Oak rockers. plush vlaora, and tbe people could Justly accuse them of neglecting their Interest*. We be­ M-at and l*ck. beautifully finished and lieve the people would vote to build the ••legant design. You could’nt find a more court house, because we believe they will suitable Christinas gift, Archie McCoy sells not desire to longer have their records them. kept In the fire trap which now does duty There will be quarterly meeting services to-day (Saturday) and to-morrow at the .Methodtet church. Presiding Elder Duel will conduct the services, and will preach The inc. Michigan Micnigan Central vcun«»« will sell ■excursion -..... —wwi both morning and evening on Sunday. tickets on Dec. 24th. 25th and 81»L 18BS. | 1 \( Recently while Elon Soule was at work and Jan. I at, 1889. fwui Hastings to ail ■ J stations on Its lines in United States and. at OBCe. r . G. UQOD^EAR. in bte blacksmith shop a red hot cinder Canada at a rate of one and one-third fare ’lurch and lodged In hi# left eye. The cinder was soon, after removed but It Is for round trip. Tickets good for return I Our pay to stop dun notice. feared that the sight of that eye Is de­ not later than Jan. 3d, 1889. _ Smith, Hams a VaxAjuux. P. A. Hahx. Ticket Agent stroyed. All notes and account* due the estate of the late Wm. S. Good tear ami the ttrmof Good£ Bai lies must be Settled A/° >* *, oSSti ESy.CaiWtwmown Tbe cholcemt goods at the lowest prices In cans or bulk at Frank Beamer’s, two doors north of postoffice. INSURANCE L. C. Welton write# the Insurance fur Hastings and vicinity on your farms, your stores, your stock, your dwellings against fire, and on your life against death and In- n~A policy on your life In the New York Life Ihsurance Co. Is what every man should have. It arcures an-rstate at once to be paid for In installment* for you to reap the reward tn old age, or your family in ease or death. Moke Inquiries about them of L. C. Welton, ABSTRACT BLOCK, HASTINGS. Cook & Sheldon OWN The Only Abstract of Title! IN BARRYZ COUNTY. \ Provide yourself with an abstract of your land and know whether of not the title is clear. Money to Loan -on Real Estate. We have several desirable farms to sell at prices that cannot fail to suit buyers. COOK & SHELDON, Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich. Christmas, ’88. Uszial Assortment of Fancy Groceries and Fruits. Nuts, Dates, Oranges, Raisins, Figs, Lemons, Wafer Crackers, California Fruits, Celery. Fine assortment of Crockery and Glassware at and below cost. Hastings, Irving, Delton and G. R. Flour. Highest cash price paidfor Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples. Rogers and Deane. �We Wish You All a Merry Christmas jALJNTU Trust that you, my friend, have taken advantage of our D Watch and wait for us; we will try and make it to your advantage in the year to come to trade with us, if prices and fair dealingwill do it. A T THE LITTLE BRICK We shall try and buy all your produce and pay tjie highest prices. GOODYEAR & BARNES. �A Duel withOotlaws. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. StoguflX Incbet long at Smith, Hams * VanArman. . The elfj oebools cloned Friday for a two week's vacation. Tragedy on the Line of the Illi, nois Central. A TRAIN STOPPED BY ,to„Run)"" r°* >2.00 ladles shoe In town. Who Captor* F»P«*a* Msmv wad Kill a Fosoanger Who Asalstod th* Conductor to Attack Thatn—A You a* ladlan** !>•©illdi Murder of HI* Squaw. Throe Indian Police, and Finally Hlmaoir—Murderooa Fight In a Justle* Court—Other AtroclN«w Orixaku. Im.. Dec. IT.—A spacial from Grenada. Mi*-., to The Picayune say/ that two white men stopped pasoengrr tram Na 2 on tbe Illinois Central railroad, near Dock Hill. Mun. about -10 o'clock Saturday nigbL rubbed tbo exprroi car ot 13,000 and shut and killed Cbarim Hughe*, ot Jackson, Tenn., a |«s*>i>gor, who bad attacked tbo robber* with a rifle. When the train was haring Duck Hill two men iKjardrd tbe engine and commanded Engineer A. J. I aw to run fart and not to st^p until told la Tbe engineer and fire­ man, George Erana, war* covered by navy revolver* and l>ad to obey. When a mile north of tbe station the men onltrwi the train stopped. The engineer and fireman were made U> dismount, and were marched to tbe exnraaa ear door, and Memenger Hid. opened it. Three shots were fired at Hili' and tbe men entered th© car and took all th© moat's there wm—83.ft.fi. . , Conductor P. B Wilkinson, who rushed out on bearing tbe firing and to see why tbe tram Hopped, wa* fired ou, and being unarn«! be returned to th© train. Charles Hughes, of Jackson, Tenn., a passenger, then ran out with a Winchester rifle. As be Stepped to tbe ground he was shot at. On© tall rtru.k his left arm. Another went through bis stomach, inflicting a fatal wound. Ia© death of tbe young man was very »ad 4* he »u tbe only support of hie widowed mother. He went to Lexington, Mies., Saturday to meet his sister’s family ami a younger brother, all of whom wenon the,tram and were greatly distressed at his untimely death. Tbe following description ot the robbers is furnished -by Engineer las': Both were white men. One ws* tall and deader and tbe other was ot ordinary six -. Both were poorly dreaswd, and showed tbemaelv«« to be hard character*. Tbo tall on© wore sandy chin whisker*, and Law is in doubt whether he bad.a moustache. Express Mrs-engor HiU givm tbe following description of tbe robber who etitarod tbe car: Ho was a tall man aud wore-a white slouch had. He had no beard oo the side of bis face. The mask covered bis fnoe below the nose. He had a large iiickel plated pis­ tol, which looked unusually long. Th© bore was very large and tbe barrel was round, apparently for a cap and ball. Tbe man had dark hair, cut very snort. It looked as if it bad Iweo cut by a country barber. He wore a gray suit of very ordinary clattyk*. He put the stolen money in a sack larger than tbe bos u«ok on tbo express car, but of the same ma­ terial. Both tbe robber* were masked, ft is believed that neither wa* bit by the shots Erol at them. Tbe place where tta robbery occurred it an open low nxanib, fifty yard* from woods. Tbe men fl-d eastward lot-, the swamp. A pose* is i*e<ng organit-td at Grenada to join in tbe cl >se after them. Bloodhound* will be put o„ th* trace. Tbo description of the tall mau ilh sandy whisker* would answer for that of the man who recently rubbed a train on the Nortin-astern railroad. When tbo shots fired by the robbers In tbe express car attracted the attention of Conduc­ tor Wilkiuaoa be ran from tbe ladies' car througbfibe smoker and sprang upon tbe ground jurt fn front ot the robber*. A sec­ ond latter be was flying back into the smoker, folowed by au ounce ball from one of tbo rubtar*' pistol*. He appeared in tbe doorway of tbe smokpr two seconds after be hud left It and veiled to the passengers, of whom tbe car was full: “Come out, gentle­ man and help us. Tbe train robbers are upon us.” Tbe only response camo from Hughe*, who said be was unarmed, but if >onM passenger would lend him a weapon be would lead the attack. An unloaded Win­ chester mk! ten t-artridgo* wcr© banded him, and hastily loading tbo weapon, be sprang out of the door, followed only by Conductor Wilkinson, who also secured a Winebeater. As the two men reached tbe ground the robbers ordered them back, saying they were only after tbe express money and wanted to barm no one. Hughes replied by discharging hi* rifle at one of tbo rubbers who was not mure than twenty feet away. Immediately tbo tiring became rapid, the two robbers using their pistol* and Wilkin­ son joining in with hi* Winchester. Only a car's les-gth separated tbo .combatants, Hughes and Wilkinson standing at tbe rear end and tbo two robbers at Ute frpnt and of the express car. About twenty-five shots were < xebangrd, neither party showing a disposition to stop until their weapons were emptied. During the firing one of tbe robbers i •turntiled and fell, but immediately regain© I bis footing, and it is ballevad that be escaped injury. Hughes ran through tbe front door ot the smoker, saying “Boy*, I am gone." aud fell mortally wounded. Wilkinson say* that after the first excitement of the combat wa* over bi- fired five time* at oue ot the rubbers. Ukiug steady and deliberate aim each time, and he does not under stand why be did no: bit him. LIVELY TIME IN A JUSTICE SHOP. Flgbt Between While* and Black* In Which a Woman la Cot In lhe ThiixU Jackkox, Tenn., Dec. 11.—purtag the trial before Esquire Exum, ta the ’’enlh district of thi* county, over a aeltlemeot be­ tween Tom Brown and a colored family named Hick*. Will Hick* croc*-questioned Mia* Fannie Brown in a rather abrupt man­ ner, and he wax told by her brother Tom to be more careful. The negro replied with an aath and knocked Brown down. Other negroes and Peter Brown, brother of Tom, joined in a general fight. Tom Brown eut one or two negroes ' with hi* knife and stabbed lhe mother ot Will Hicks ta lhe throat. Turn Brown and bls brother were alio badly hurt. At laat accounts, tbe negroes wore armed. There is much excite­ ment and danger of further trouble. EFFECT OF WHISKY ON A SIOUX. It Produce* a Vluwly Tracedy Basal! Ing In Five Murdai*. ' Camp PoflaM River, M. T., Dec. 17.—A terrible tra-odj, resulting in tbe death at four person* tt nd tta fatal wounding of a fifth, <x-currv-l al Port Epeck Indian ageucr Bator<lay morning. For up ward of a week “Pretty Boy," oi»< of th* Yankton Sioux tribo, has been “.unital" with liquor. Agent Oowan aUmnpt.*! io discover bis source ot supply. Tee luJmii not only managed to get ail Ure be wanted, but bad some to spire, sud this be distributed among tbo younger bucks at tbo agency. This "Pr*uy Bov" than best and nicest Fw aatarttfmeoltljsgper* will be «>id at 10 cents per hundred at thia oftee. ROBBERS, Wanted U> trade property In city for a rannc. D. Beebk. See those hew gold, all ver and bronze Fasel* at Archie McCoy's—an elegant gift. third. Tlie annual reunion of the 11th Michigan cavalry will be held at Hillsdale, I*, gyth. All tbooe owing J. M. Roger* m4at settle their accounts before the end of thin month. rape impossible. Christma.* evening there will be an en­ tertainment at the Baptist churdh for the Sunday school. THE BIRMINGHAM TRAGEDY. Three Jubilee singers will be at the salvation army meetings on the evenings of Dee. 29 and 30. The cold days are coming but it will be a very cold day when Utilizer can't under* sell ail competitors. ago. Il wa* weighted down with about four pound* of railroad iron, hat boro no marks of Violence. The finding of th* body cauied no excitement. No further attempt at lynching Hawe* is anticipate.!. When told Rockford. HL. Dee. n.-Rev. Mead Holnse*. who is a strong teniporaoco member of the city council, found up->« bi* doorstep Saturday tnomfcig an uuexplodml bomb. U|>oa invortigatiea it wa* found to ta filled believe that intetaK responsible fJr tbo out- Our readers will be glad to know that never In Its history has the Barr}- A Baton insurance Co. been more prosperous. A. D.- Cook says he must Itave an i»iL meiikite settlement wlth-all who owe him. and that It will be cheaper to settle with him tlutn a colleetnr. Wr hare u number of city lots that wr will sell on contract, making thr terms <*»y- Apply at the offices of Smith A Colgrove or W. p. Sldnam. Tbe Michigan Mutual Cyclone Insurance' Co. has added over SMAO.UOO insurance this year, making about tl.lOO.OOO insurance carried by that company. It will te soon one of thr strongest mutual* of the state. From now on wr offer the Baxxek and Detroit Weekly Tribune, thr two papers for 81.50 a year. Snescrilw now. This offer Is open to old and nrw subscribers of the Baxkeb. The Bedford and Johnstown mutual Protective Asoociaxlon. against horse tlilcves. held their annua) meeting at Bed­ ford center. Dec. 13th. 188s, and elected the following officers: EHsha Carpenter, Pres.; Chai -Scoon, Sec.; John Godmark, Trraa. tell, it b believed, wa* fatally stabbed. Tbe fight wa* started by Major Bright, a protnl- Cklosfo Lnttor Bex IUtiers Caasleted. Chicago, Dec. 17 —Ibe jury ta th* case ot Otarkampt auu Mack, tbe tetter box rob­ ber*. roturnod a verdict ot guilty late Satur­ day afternoon. The prisoners were remanded for sontenco, ponding a motion for a new trial This Is the case of lb© robtery of lat­ ter* last Summer by which the boxes iu ttfls city wore rifled of thousand* of loiter* con: taming money, ckeeks. drafts, et</. IN BEHALF OF BAUEREISEN. Tbo first witnem Thoma* A. Kyle, an engineer on tbo Burlington rood twenty year* beginning iu I8B8. He testified that be bad attended all meeting* of tbe brother­ hood at Aurora during tbo *lriko; that Bauereiaen bad never in open -stuff.” or force, or dynanrlta John E Bevies and Peter Harta, of tbe drug firm of Bevier Hsrtx, of Aurora, both tretiflnd that Bausretsen had never bought quantities, large or small, of vitriol, amnion in. or copporoa. They positively rvmemtartxl that ttay tiad not sold him such stuff during tbe month of laat April. Gexkva. Illa, Dec. 15.—Locomotive En­ gineers John White, William M. Wilson, M. J. Snover. Wilbur Spaulding, A. E. Coon, H. R. Sparry, Henry Go**, Charles H. PbiL iipa, Toomas Robinson, Morgan Hooker, Frank Emerson, Cbarle* De Gerald, Frank Lang *nd Cyrus K. Robinson, who used to, work for the Burlington company, ail tertL rtrika *u» a failure, or that dynamite should be used Thi* contradicta Bowie*' tortimony, and the cross-examination did not shako it Bowies wa* also contradicted by Druggirt Horta, who swore that Bauer©Isen had not AN IOWA RAILWAY LAW INVALID. ------ -- - -- voicing tbe question of the coortitutiouality of wbat i* known as the Sweney bill, pawed by tbe iegislatuee ot 1880. requiring a for­ eign corporation doing burinos* in Iowa to . ____ _____ i.. iK. i.m nr tlio-otAte wa* wo* ainiru ©» —» — ----- ----dcr to bring them uod*r th* jurisdiction of forced again*! any oaic«r u. potation who disregarded tbo law. Goodell, agent of the Chlmgo, Burlington A Quincy rood at Burlington, was arrested by btanff Krecbbaum Tta> case went lu the rtate •uprenui court, which body sustained tb© .. ... .1.. i._. T>.. vnatardaV uncon stilutiuual UM> rr------------ - — -plaintiff in •rror, va. Pointer, ©haritf of Polk countr. V/..igate wa* tta “Q" »gvnt sras at Burlington. Wabasha. Mtan., Ltec. 14-A collWou UaiiL Brook-, bead brakeman on tbe freight train, was killed; Conductor Mead, of tlie paasruger train, was fatally wounded. Tbe engineer of tu» freight "u* ta ily bruised Tbv ireightw! Special Holiday Announcement! Sixteen pages of Baxxek this week. A very substantial greeting to its many thousand readers. When thinking what to get for the holidays and where to get it, Remember you will find at RUSSELL’S Mufflers, Silk and Linen Hdkfs, KNIT GOODS, ' Millinery Goods, Fancy Work Material, SHAWLS, BLANKETS. Jeny Boynton Is said to have Interested New York capitalists in his Central Mich­ igan roheme, aud the proposed line has been Inspected and apprwed by the agent bf throe capltallata. We hope for the rood's sake and not less for Jem- Boyn­ ton's that the report may prove well found­ ed. Tlie State Republican at tlw head of one of its columns gives among other good promises, relative to Ils future intentions, this: “No expression nor Idea unliecoming for a gentleman, or repugnant to the most refined family circle, will be permitted to appear in any Department of tbo Republi­ can.” And In an Item In the same column, while In a vain attempt to get off a real Munntag(f) joke. It makes use of an expres­ sion that no gentleman would use or allow to be used in his family circle. The 88th annnal meeting of Teachers' association will be held at taiislng, Dec. First evening President Angell, of the University of Michigan will give ad­ dress of greeting in senate chamber and second evening Dean Alfred A. Wright of Boston university will lecture. Papers on Jive school topics will ta rend and dlsctiMwd. An effort will ta,made to secure the attendance of representatives of all grades of schools from university to kin­ dergarten. Any desired legislation to ta asked of coming legislature will receive at­ tention. Examination for state certificates The many friends of Judge F. A. Hook­ er of this district, not only In this • county, but throughout the state, hope to secure his nomination a* justice of the supreme court at tiir rcpublicau state convention to lie held Feb. 21. His reputation as u jurist Is at the iiead of thn list of circuit judges of tbestate. The tenu of Judge Sherwood, the only representative of the southern and most populous Motion of Michigan, expires next year, mid unless that section of the State is to be deprived of its repre­ sentative on the supreme bench his chances are exeelent He will have a great deal of strength in all part* of the state, and his own district will ta solid .in his sup­ port—Bellevue Gazette. Sunday morning. Dec. Irt, at 5 o'clock, death came to the relief of this gentle, patient Christian woman. The many friends jvho knew and Idved her are thank­ ful fur her sake that tiie terrible sufferings ami grievous afflictions of her earthly life are exchanged for tta rest- mid peace of her Heavenly home. Mrs. Alexander was born at UhtakUI. N.Y. At the age of 26 she was married to Fred Alexander. Two wwks ago to-day. tar only child. Lehi, at tta age of 18 years, passed over the silent river to the tardcr land of tta new Jerusa­ lem, where the child will welcome lhe mother to a home, freed from earth's affiictlons.^liuip|MilnlnienUi and sorrowa Sta ponsestM-d the loveliest traits of woman­ hood, devoted ami true to every relation of life. To lhe liusbaml who alone remains, tu other relatives and mouniers. that sor­ row over this great loss, unmeasured sym­ pathy goea free!) out from the entire com­ munity. Mrs. Alexander was lovely In person and character. Ttaft’f was a gracious sweetness In tar manner which was not superficial, but tta real reflection of tar kindly disposition toward all. Sta wicl<1til a strong influence always for good upon thow »b<m» her- s,le WBB a 9u,ctl but earnest Christian, rich In faith and good works. Several weeks previous to tta death of hl. child. Mr. Alexander burled hl. aged father. The hjeml iwrvices of Mra. Alexander will ta held at her late nwldenre, 523 Washington avenue, south, ut 850 o’clock Tuesday morning. The remains will ta taken to Battle Creek for Interment along side those of her child. _ Iguislug Republican. Anybody can catch u cold this kind of weather. Tbe trouble I* to kt it go. like tta man that caught thr bear. W e advise our readers to buj of W. ’ bottle ut Banta Alible, tta California king of comsuniptlon. asthma, bronchitis, rough, and ertrtip cure, and keep It handy. Ti» pleasing to thr taste and death to the stave Ltnplaiiit*. Sold at 81 a talik or 3 fur «-• sp Catiforula Cat-r-^-urc gives Imim-dl.tr n« ” amm displaml by Its healing and penetrat­ ing nature. Mvc It a trial. FARMER^ A machine indispensible to stock-feeders is a Feed Cutter! Experience has proven this. Economy will at once suggest that the only machine of that character it is profitable to buy is THE BEST, Which is always the cheapest. Dick’s Famous Patent Feed Cutter Is the best on the market, the most perfect implement for cutting feed in the market, and the most durable. This every farmer will admit who will examine the Dick’s Feed Cutter, which is fitted for hand or power. Messer Bros. & Reynolds. See the Dick’s Cutter., They have a big trade on them, for they sell on their merits. Cjill and see them at MESSER BROS. & REYNOLDS’ �When a business man or a fanner has is that the water cau be used for tbe lawns, thus adding to tbe attractiveness of tbe valuable papers whose loss would Inflict homes and tbe beauty of ftie city. There, serions financial loss to himself, he takes are now 180 wat<T-takers. and they pay can- that those papers ghnll be kepi where Its Location, Business interests and the city nearly 81.200. Another year the tlie great risk of fire ran by do means work number will be Increased to 250. and tbe to his disadvantage. If he has no safe, he Prospects. • revepue to $2,000. which will pay the ex- finds some one who has such-an article, and keeps these documents where he knows l^nses of maintaining thr works. there Is tlie least possible risk. No busi­ ITS RAJI.BOAPS. Hasting*, tbe county seat of Barry Barry’ county was among the latest In ness man. and no man with any business county, Isa pretty city of 3.000 people, located near tbe geographic center of the the’ state to receive a first visit from the about him. would think of taking any other ----------- county, on the Tbomapple river. A bet­ Ircai horse- The Grand Rapids division ofcourse. Barry count)' does a large aud vastly Imter site for a city could hardly Ibe selected. tbe Michigan Central was completed In While portant business for the people it contains. From the river to the south, where the ttaough this comity main portion of tbe town is situated, tbe neighboring counties, blessed with rail­ They are directly and financially Interest­ land rises steadily in three gentle terraces. roads. contained prosperous nnd growing ed in two thing*. First, that the public • The ascent Is much steeper from the river cities' because of the traffic which the business shall be done right. Of that there bank north ward. This location affords not mckteni Iron highway tiring*. Barry county is and has been no doubt. Second, that only excellent drainage, but the finest of was almost a howlitqf wilderness, and -the tbe rrvords of that business shall Ire se­ building sites, to residence Streets are ■ iti.'- n* <>f HMtltuu had to journey s& curely prcM-rtcd. Ou that acorr the |>eomiles tohear the whistle of the locomotive. pleof Barry county are running a h u£fiil adorned with a wraith <:f the finest shade ’ tree* of tills climate, Generous nature. Atal a town with one railroad bus few ad­ risk,, taking awful cluimrea. Fur bear in kindly assisted by tbe hand of man. ha* vantage* compared with those cities which । mind that the destruction of the records in made for Hastings a place at once' pictur­ have two or more roads which open up the County Treasurer’s. Clerk’s. Register's esque and healthful: fay no city in Michi­ desirable territory, and give such rates as or Probate Judge's office would involve ti­ gan better ilwrvi* to ta- called l»th pretty build up trade. In 1887 the Chicago, tle# to land In ho|ieletw confusion and end­ Kalnmazoo and .Saginaw railroad was com­ less and cnonnoiuiy expensive litigation. and healthful. One of the first things a stranger asks pletes! to this city. It is now graded to Barry county b to-day assuming risks from Woodland. and will ju> doubt be completed tire which no business man. and no man of about a place will t>e its for traffic as far a* St. John*. Mich., by even ordinary business or common sense ’ In: this respect Ilastinga has no reason this «inic In 18SP. Hie C. K. A S. is des­ would think he dare assume. In caw the framed and am-lent fin- trap t<> Im- ashamed. Of churches repn-rented tined to become one of the most important there; are Adventist Baptist. Oathollc. lines in Michigan, forming die shortest line which answer* for a court house should be from the Saginaw valley to thr mvtrojxili.* destroyed, all the records in the clerk ’s of­ Epbcupal. Meth<Mll.*t ami Presbyterian. None, of them have ever shown so much of tbe northwest. It has lessened tlie dis­ fice must |<crl*h. Then- would I*- no prosperity a* during the last two years. tance by rail from Hastings to Chicago by chance of saving them. Think of the All <jf them are well sustalnexl ami doing 188 miles, and will bring to.Hasting* and many rues pendIng in the various courts, Barry Co. by tbe im»l direct runic the pro­ reconls of which ore In the .Clerk’s office, effective Christian work. Thr rehools of this city cannot l>c snr- duct* of the rich valley of the Saginaw*. which would l>r left with no record of pnsM-d. There are two building.* for the In I***. thi- I.otvcll A iia*tiiig* wa* 1-0111- their status. Ami can anyone doubt that Mix-onunodatiou of the xvard*. and the fine plrtcd from LawclL' Mich., tu Freeport In the reojienina of dheae cases, ami oilier.' central bplldmg which cost nearly $50,000. [ Barry county, and gradcxl to within three considered M-niinl. would mi-a.ii expense# Thure are eight grade* Im-Iuxx the high ।' miles of Hastings. Complications have for Barry county which would pay a good ecboui. each presided o<er by excellent In-1 arisen which max hinder the pushing of share towanl.u new court house? struetor*. In all 13 teacher.* an- employed, j the- road tor a time, but it will be but for a The titles to many thousand acre* of ’ A diploma from Hasting* high school, time. This line will soon Im- in the hands land rest In the records of thr Treaauh'r's admits the owner to tin- froshman class of | of men abundantly able to extend It, and office. In care of fire th<-*i- could not lxany Michigan college, also the University. ’I wlm have faith iu the feasibility and reached, and there would Im- confusion iu without examination. This Is proof of the ,' profitableness of such extension. It is not the titles to many of farm* of Barry coun­ high cliaractcr of the work done by thr ।' doubted by those acqualntexl with the ty. which would Invoke the aid of the ’ Hastings school*. One of thr most vnlua- ‘[liuckersof this scheme that, under the courts tn untangle. ble Ixrljw. to 8dn>u] work’!.* n ximmI library. ! name of the Central Mlchigati. this line It might be.posalble that thr ni-ord* in With Buch .the Hosting* robooU an- pro­ will lie extended south through Hasting* the Register's office which are contained in vided. It consists of upward* of 1,500 , and Battle Creek to Goshen, Ind., and the vault might Im- saved.' but !t is doubt­ ' well selected volume* in history, philuso-1 northeastward to Boger* City, Mich., there ful. If the prerent structure should bum. phy. poetry, science and fiction. It eoti-1 to connect with the ships which bring the It would make a fire so hoi that it would tains also the beat of tanks of reference. I orc andlumlier product* of the northern ta- questionable whether or not tinami Is free from all the trashy nonsetw ; peninsula. Thus oifr readers can see that, flames did nut invmle thi* vault and ruin j that is the bane of so main libraries. ' though long delayexl in comparison with it* contents. But even if they wen- saved, There lias nut .lan-ti a volume pun-luisexl some of her neighbors. Hastings will by the Indexes, which would cost a big sum to which has not brx-n dxiJgued to be helpful , 1880 have transportation facilities second prepare anew, would burn up. as they are tb the student. Any rcaktaut of Hastings ! to none. kept in the office proper Bom lick of arI* prlvilegi-d to draw Imoks from the school i eoromodatlon in the vault. The loss ot For Uh- trustm.*'mentioned under the the records tla-maelvee in care the vault . library. TInim- who an- looking for a (cmh! place where tin-ir children can be given an '| head of transportation. Hastings ha.* never should be Insecure, would be simply Incal­ excellent chance for a c<mm| (-duration, can 1I become at all Important as a ffianufactnr- culable. • | Ing )M>int. There an- n few of such. m»tfind what they desire In Hasting-. Bur the mo»t dangerous <>f all. so far a* ly on a small scale, doing a good business. । fire hazard Is concerned, Is the prolMBv ] its Hume*. _ There i* probably not in Micnigan an- .I The Hastings Roller Mill lias tin Invested office. From lack of room in the court j other city of Its sire where there are so [ capital $-25,000 and employs from 12 to 15 houre. this office is in the recond story ot j few 1h>usc* for rent and so many owned by !■ men. and is known throughout Michigan a brick building on State street. Thr' <dtheir occupant* a* In Hasting*. It has [i as a model mill iu every respect. It dor*a flee Is reached by a narrow stairway. In seemed to be the first concern of each ij large and prosjterous business. Tlie Hast- cure of fire, it would Ik- lm|>o*.-dble to save tailoring num to own his own home. As a I lug* Engine A iron Works ehfploy 810.000 the records of this office, as they are kept | cousetpn-nrc Jhrrt- are few. very few. of,I capital and from 12 to 23 hands, aud are in care* which could not be taken out witnthuoc dilapidated structures adorned with j; making preparation* to extend thelt bu.*l- out ample time to do it: and tire does, not placards --For Bent/ Another thing <me I ucss. which has been steadily IncrCTbdng. usually supply this ample time. Every 38 Bute*, is that the majority of even the J. 1- Wilkins, mayor of the city, docs an years—accord I ng to statistics the average (humblest homes in Hsstlnrsi an- tidily excellent business in the manufacture of life of man—every specie* of property in kept. Hasting.* has many vary fine resi­ lardwood lumber. Bentley Bro*. A Wilk­ tbe county has to pas* through this court. dences which will compare favorably with in.* operate two saw mills, planing mill, Then- are always hundred.* of estate* un­ thotK- of i-ven larger cities, while the num- sash, door and blind factory, and also settled. Thr Iom of thr will*, the pro1st of comfortable homes I.* vi-ry large. manufacture wagon.* and sleighs, giving cecdlngw of administrator*, guardian.* ami -jimt thia, as stated. I* In-cause so generally <qn|>!oyment at times to *0 men. and regu­ executors, the orders of the court, etc..' in •the resident* of Hastings own tlie houses larly employing about half that numlK-r. .... j live .... . .... c TWH >r । In sddition to thrtrf- are a eanllng mill and ords. Tbeir Io*.* would work iucalcula- | they in. nuvw: Another fact mm that i„ the vial tor will noti.-e. is that the householder* of I *^»e and barrel factory. blc mischief in the way of litigation, put a Hasting.* like plenty of room. Residcm-v*! The citizen* of Hasting* are anxious to cloud oil tlie title* to hundred* of liome*. 1 are not crowded together ns in many citii-.* , more manufacturing. They are nnd cause direct financial loss to the wld- i of the same |M»puIatiou; for brre reiil estair l,°- Ml t111'-*011--- •"> tin- subject that they ows. orphans and others Interested in these j lias no "iKMim" prices attached, but is sold 1 ^uy the plant and furnish the capital esiaU-* which are still pending. Isn’t it | a:. mmirrute figure*. From this cause, ! “‘anuf.tcturing with but they will bljpd folly, a templing of a terrible ami । J.arv result* many spacious nnd find' kept ‘ **Vv a11 ,l>at can be reasonably asked or cruel wrong, to thus JcotuirdiM- the estate* । which add to the attractiveness of I ‘’’tpected In ahi of any nnd all projects that now In prolmje. and do nothing to prevent I tli^Ity. Asa re-ddenrv place for those "Bl do a nuinuftu-turlng busint**. h/tbe the cruel work the fin- flend would di> If! v. im wish N-.liv in Mum-jilaee where Ih- ! “djaeent country is plenty of timfier fur once given a chance at the reconls of the i iti'* cxiM-n.M-zJ.m- at „a ...I,.n...i **• hsrtlu.UMt factory tlirit that Wish.'* wishes til to IIuse hardwood proliate court «>f Barry county ? any factorv jpg. minimum, and ....... prop­ mix erty at a >casAqulile figure.- and where all In its business. Thi* supply will last un­ Wc have called attention briefly ' to the . thvl.>vncfit*uf go<4l churches, good schools. der ordinary circumotances for year* to dangx-r: nnd any man who Ims visited these good yt-ighbora and enjoyment of life can come. When the supply shall fail, the county office* will agree that we have two new railroads which penetrate the rich drawn the picture miidix enough. What !*• hail, Hasting* cannot Ik- surpassed. pine lands of northern Michigan, will Is tlie remedy?. it* in «t>i>* itysK*. • Hasting*, aside from being the county hring an’unfailing supply for generathitis. 'Uh- remedy, nnd the only one is the IIASTtXG* WANTS. seat, Is Hie center of a large and pr<*>|K-rbuilding of a fire proof court house. Nulla­ <ms mrrlcultaral district. It has always and is anxious to get and willing to do any­ ble for the transaction of the county’s bushad a large trade, and it.* business inter­ thing reasonable to gel, the following: a Imma nnd a safe depository fdr her valua­ ests an: hi (he. hands of men who are nof furniture factory, a jraper mill, a wagon or ble, we might almost say invaluable, record*. What will it cost? The court house* in ’ only progre-Mive. but who are at the same boggy factory, a factory to manufacture • time can-fur of thelrcrodit. Thu* it ha* a.rricultu.al implements. To any of these the other counties of thfa district have emd hap|M-i»ed for y ears that while neighboring our citizens will offer llln-ral Inducements, from $05,000 to $100,000. (hie-half of one tow m» were cursed with business failures. and no city of its size in Michigan has (let­ per cent, on the state valuation of Barry Hasting* has happily been free from such ter faeilitle* for manufacturing Institutions. county, 813.000,000. would Im- 8O.-i.ooo disaster* Tlie good financial standing of Here are railroad lines which will open up which would lax. we think sufficient for a Hastings business men L* proverbial among territory which will furnish the raw mater­ modern fire proof structure, suitable to traveling inwt. who know lliat what they, ial and an easy nnd short outlet to the best the need* of the county, and a mdit to her sell to lrad<*men of this city will lx- paid eastern or western markets. Herr the la- enterprise .aiidjnlelligencr. (Ine-lmlf of ; for. Nearly- every branch of trade Is iKirera can live cheai>er than in the larger one percent, would be $5.00 on each^l.OOU. represented by wide awake business men. cities, are willing to work fur less wages, Jf it were all to be paid In oik- year it Ail these concerns have, by enterprise and wlille strikes would be Unknown. Here would inflict no hardship. Pay it iu three attention to Imsim-sx, Ix-en placed on a safe too are rival banks, with ample capital, years, and it would be 1-0 of one per cent., and solid footing: and the aggregate of anxious to extend all possible accommo­ or Sl.OO.S on each Sl.OOty What uutr.- In business transacted would be surprising, dations. in the adjoining country can lie Barry county would nut be willing to |>ay nnd would surpass that of many motj- pre­ found much of tbe raw material used in the $1.M*» a year for three years toward tentious eltic*. The buslnes.* streets of branches of manufacture mentioned above. building a court house that would Im- a FIX ALLY. credit to tbe county and provide agairnd the city will compare favorably with tirose For the fanner who wisltes to go to the terrible calamity a fire would prove Of any city of ite size, and the stocks of gotMls carried would not suffer, by such some city where he can live in comfort at with our present structure? modest exjM-nse. while his children are lay ­ There is no tvason why the board ut »uromparison. Not only has the city all that can be desired in tlie way of tin- usual ing a brood foundation for usefulness in pervlsors-of Barry county should not vote advantage* of trade, but It possesses two life by acquiring an V-ducatlon a* good aa to submit the question of the building of a hotel* that for elegance, comfort and at­ can be famished' outside the college; for new court house at the next sesalon. Titerv tention to tbe waut* of lhe inner tnnffrcan­ tbe man who vflshc* to invest his capital in is every reason why they should. The six । not be equalled in any city of 10*000 in manufacturing, there Is certainly not a pajH-ra of tl»e county, which fairly repre­ Michigan. Of bank* it lias two, both pros­ better city anywhere than Hasting* In sent the sentiment of the people, are unit­ perous. the Hosting* City and Hastings which to locate. Come and see for ydtir- edly In favor of tlu- imard taking such ac­ tion. If the buanl should refuse to du so. National. They represent a capital and Mlf. when the demand comes as It does, aud a surplus of #175,000, have loans of nearly tire should do’the terrible Injury it could S350.00U and depotdte of nearly 8300,000. These tauiks extend every possible accomThere has lx*n much said during the and would with Barry county’s records. ' modatfon to tlie business men of the city; laat few wwks about the crying need ot a would uot tbp4*.-ople have a right to cen­ and are very liberal with all customers. new court'house for Barry county. Tbe sure the board for not having done wlial The more energetic and representative NaahviUe ' News. Middleville RepubUcaa the voice of tlie press and of the people l»usiueas houses of th* city have *<>uie- and Free|>brt Herald, all edited by wide­ had requested? ’ tiling (p say to our readers in thi* isaue awake young men. alive to tbe interest of Barry county, have called attention to tbe of the Bannkr. Tlie annual meeting of the Barry County dangerous risk the people of tills county Agricultural society will lie held at the Hastings has long enjoyed the reputa­ are running In keeping their valuable rec­ court bouse, city of Hastings, on Monday. tion of iM'ing the beat woo) market in ords stored in the flredrap of a building Dec. 24th. ’88. at i o'clock p. aa Premi­ Michigan. Three elevators and the new which unfortunately ha» to do service as a um orders not called for by Dee. ‘20CU. will rydleir mill make the price ppld for wheat court house. We are glad this agitation In be forfeited to the society. above the average paid In neighboring favor of an improvement tto necessary . Wm. H. Muuuck, Sec. towlis. There is not a product cd tbe farm comes from outside this city, as It takes away the idea that has seemed to prevail In market price* in Hastings. The two new tbe past that a new court house would Our pay and must have II . railtOads'will greatly improve Hastings as be a nice thing for Hastings, but was in no Smith, Hams A V as Armas. wise necessary for the county. Bnt this HASTINGS. Glad Tidings of Great Joy To all 'purchasers of Holiday Goods at Beamer s Cash Bargain Store. Merry Times for Everybody, Big, Lillie, Young and Old. Bert Loodou layer raisin*. Choice ne* basket fl/» per lb Fancy pulled flo. •• . ... Rrrbl new Feralao dates. per lb llr.ikru uflj candy. trvrti ~ " Tenutvua alnwud*. •• ... ..Be ” Imb baked peanuts. •.................ibe " chestnut*, per <|l...................... lOe i lioloc Florid^ oranges, per dur ......... 30e Extra large fancy Florida orange*. per dor SOxBoiled cider, per qt.. ........................... . 13c French mustard, per qt.............. r-Or Bulk oysters. bcM. " ................................ ..30c <an oysten. «ai><laftf................. 13c «P«-U1 prices in Urge Iota. Sour plrkle* In vinegar, flue, per do/...... gw ret pickles •• ............. • •’ • fancy brand, per qL is^c 16 lbs choice New Orleans sugar tor........... 81 to NICE Brass Hanging Lamp, Complete, 81.75. Finest Stock of Stand andHang See our 5, 10 and 25c. Counters. Tty are Loaded with Bargiiss. You will have no trouble in se­ lecting a holiday gift or providing for the Christmas or New Year's dinner if you call at Beamer’s Cash Bargain Store, Morrill & PRICES REDUCED -ON Winter Overcoats! $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 for $15.00’. a market. No city In the country has a better wa­ ter soppy, or a supply of l letter water. In 1887. at an expense of 830.000. the city put known m Um* diivct-pnwtnrr system. ample fin- protection, and insures the safe- tbe businc** and residence |>ortlou of tbe city. But great aa is thh. la-oefit. It la notliiw compared with that of having a plentiful supply rtf pure water, furnished if water is drawn from wliat is the "third vein.” is found iu ■r the pip** iuid been driven •vrral feet at blue clay. Thus water, sad no tnipuritie* ot any Ditit the water furnished ibqrlty M of Hasting’* Another feature view of the ease is wholly out of character, and we are glad to see our contemporaries mentioned above willing and desirous of presenting the matter purely as a public need, for It Is worthy of no other consider­ ation. We whb we could take every tax-payer of Barry comity through tbe excellent fire proof brick and stone structure* iu which the records of the other counties of this congressional district. Eaton, Calhoun. Jackson and Branch are kept. We opine that hot a single man who made this In­ spection would conu* Imrne feeling In any other w»> than that as a matter of security for tbe reconis which were the fir$ihtatlo? l. m well as $15.00 for $12,00. $12.00 for $9.00. $7.50 for $5.00. This Sale closes Jan. /, 1889 rwwr. Hid>« (Mtf Hid«» ;’-ft X I MX E. W. MORRILL CO Hastings, Mich �CH RIST MA •1888—89 edge of th- veranda. and filled hl# short pipe. und <n>vk<-<i nnd thought.'and sm<-kcd nnd thought. impr fl GITY CHRISTMAS Ring the joybells-ring! Glgrlstls borq-our Klqg -i-ling: V'v.5 loyal son -f - twenty-tw. >xvu caught the merry twinkl ■ tin hl* bright eyes, and ki*«-:d him tmU-ml. They- were it ran- couple, and ru'iulwra of a rar- family. Outsider^ hud called thstately h'-’iie -if the Danforth*. io-’ut-d on ■mm of the most fashionable boulevard* of the groat city, thu holiso otg ->d cheer, and. If th- royalpreparation* forClirirtmim going on in kitchen and parlor alike were any in­ -dilation. th- coming holiday* wer- jpot likely ta bo fhr b-thlnd aherichcd. happy >•-!■ebratlon* In the past. .Mrs. Danforth hud reason to chideher,son -oh the -present orca*ii>n. Ho hnd called her aside with a tdiado of ••harming i.-er.-cy nnd intrigue in fiis manner na ho gluncod nt hl* pretty isicter. Blanche, nnd hiul ohoWn h-r th- present ho designed for her. No wonder his motlinr stared and mimlrcil, ■and th-n looked dismayed. In a «ntinlined emo n’Mtlod a cat ot 'diamond i-wclry such a* even cho—snciol loader a* she bad bm n whero g*m* wore sometimes worn • that represent'd A fortum-—had never seen o<|u;il'id. a reur' u ww-iu"■■■ • •• -Mamma.” J'-lalnefic Danforth ask ’d -that aft-ri;'- n, "I* Mi'* V-rn u going to remain evening in the drawing-r'-mi. ".* Mr*. Tarblo and myself wen; <w I with u* for the holiday- V . | -I have iuvited her. dear. Why- You girl fn-nd- " family. look displeased I' ’ _ | -J mu a little. I must ronh--. replied Blanche, a -light frown on h- r pretty fuco. 1 -Do you know, mamma. I sun beginning to I distrust her?* . lllUll' U- . 'What!* ejneiilatcd the Captain. "Mis 'I enrrt help iL when nhe first rmne hero mon- this Indy—the daughter?" your kind hit. r.ist In her made me f- l a ■Of our Mr. nnd Mr*. Vernon, in Indh pity for her. hut I do not lik« the darkjook „ - And v.duhly Mrs. Danforth in an ut in her ••yrcnomrtlino*. and Sldn-y-----rV-no related haw aha hnd eotne to Jm 'Ahl Whnt nlHMll Sidney, dear?" ver noticing th« growing agitation in h< -I Mi«-vn she Is in love with him. and I* trying to—to entrap him." Mrs. Danforth laughed merrily, hut her heart Wa* not In her mirth. Somehow. BlnnchAX,worda opened her eye*, anfltbat । vonimrThe sat down to think It all ovjtr. Ilk-- th- prudent. fnr-«e«dng mother sin- wa*. and Him decided that after the holiday* »he would find a new hmnn for MU* Vernon. She knew very little id Grace Vernon iH csomdly. i‘tie day. n month hack, the lab- lor air. even. •.............— had been t-r hud come a stranger t<> the Danforth startled. and hi* way "f tfHtlng over it wm mansion. Slot naked it* mistress If she nto l>e alone nnd think. memboreil Alice lam-. Oh. yes! *h" wm* He drew down the window mid nut on the l|iir dydrrst sebootdny friend. She hnd mor- I ; I htrii ih- u nn<l there. 'And you have ummmkod me forth finally. hearted t-iy.Kidney. inter, sted iA.yu. You go’, him to pity you—a week hg •. in a mo­ ment of rashness, he almost asked y*>u to marry him. Y-u entrapped him." "Oh. this is ttnbfwabkd* choked out Grace. "It‘< true. You rxpe<-t to hold him to hl# Mllv promise. yet you know bo regret* it. N..W. then, my lady. I have a proposition to dreaming! �Hastings Banner CHAPTER ON TENORS. THE “STATION AGENT.’ Hasting*. WMntwdqy, lh-«-. •>(>. HWt, NO A RAILROAD MAN WHO HAS MANY ^JACOBS OH DUTIES TO PERFORM. FOR NEURALGIA. Hon. I. STACY HILL. Treatwer Cincinnati Incline Plane Rail­ way: "I was hardly able to move comes really a focal superintendent. LU duties then conshtmg very largely in tbu suporviiiiou of on army uf clerk* anil hb-irera, who must, each iu bis place, bo as callable a. tho agent himself. Tbo agent nt a small station fans a groat multiplicity of dutir* v> (>erfunn. He must sell tickets, bu a good I»>okkeeper and a faithful kwiichtrnder. He generally must be n telegraph operator and must lx» rigorous physically He must I» ready, like the conductor, to submit to •pine abuse from ill bred tucwiun, uud should bo the )<ccr of the business men of hi* town. Ho often en­ counter* ulnuMt a* great a variety of knotty problems as the *upcrintcnd>.*tit himself, though be has tho ail vantage that bo can generally turn them owr to a su(ionor If b* feels unequal to them. The practical diffi­ culties that most la-et him are tliuse incidviit to doing everything in a hurry. Peoplo who after the third I went about with perfect ease and comfort. I indorse Has the most remarkable med- icinc. ------- CURES---- - Wounds, Cuts, Scalds and Burns. WLARKE Beauty UFE. • BWMC mucic'* strain; start beforu imwuting tbemaelve* at tbo office. • Then the agent has u dozen other things to attend to and must, tlx-refoni, detect counterfeit (10 bills with the expertne** ot a Washington tn-usury clerk. Just os a train rvartfe* bi* station the train dhpatchera click is heard on lhe wire* und he must drop everything nnd nxvire (for the •■onductori a telegram m which an error of a *mgln word । ; 1 1 i ' IBS?;1.' IlelleptaOM-EsUMsM acngvrx. At a very small *Utio;i tiiu check­ ing of baggage devolve* on tbo ngent, bis over burdened bock living tbu* loaded with JPHYSIC1AK AXO SUBCEOM 1 SKILL and SUCCESS tamo, Nmi ani Prirate Distasa rr-r-Lil nr <ucctm. **- S Y PHI LIS »ad Ml bad Blood and SXin Di»oca permanently cured. klDNBY and URINARY coopUlnu. Qleat, >nnc-vKrw-a *.,4—.. .. .. .----- ,. _■ „ ------- MAN-Or-ALL-MORK. cotiipany, nnd an mutt count, seal, super। scribe and pray bill money package* and handle oyster keg* nnd barrel* of beer at a moment'* tkriicv. Women with wagon load* uf lou*c household effects to gu toy freight, and shiiipcni uf carloads ot cattie, for which a car.must be specially fitted up, will appear just as the distracted station man is receivI selling a ticket with the other. Tbe bousejbold good* must be weighed and tagged, the sewing machine tied up and table* repaired; ture on the legal tearing* of the liorgaiu for transportation which be h about to make. is aesirca ana avimlrea by all U.iW «*leh m.. b..< b, Anu*. .1 u, JE*"1 '—>'v b The freight enginmnan's every day thought* that there I* no hope for on* suffering from It Thi* terrible malady, tbat yearly filla -so many graves, can be surely cured. If not too long negleetevl. Be wise In tlinu. If you are afflicted with It. and arrest tbe undertninlug inlltwuct Ihrt h Mapping your life-bloc*, and hurryim: yon loan untimely grave. b> using Dr. Pi-n-eS Golden Medical Discovery, a remedy that never fails In It* Ute giving niisaiuu. It taken In time AU druggists. "LaughtiT in O” is the mark of noble und Ixilit t-niper*. For many years the manufacturers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Ketnedy hare offered, tn good lallh. a standing reward of gsoo for a case of cbronle nasal catarrv which they eaunot cure. No matter bow bad lhe diseases Iras become, or of bow many yean standlug. it yields. In due time, to tiielr skill. TUI* famous remedy is sold by druggist* st M cents. The fruit is t'hrlstnuui tree. OF CONTENT. -Wellbye To hm nine magpie* Isextreinely unlucky. The first appiu JEWEL DEMANDS OF druggists- tion of St. Jacobs Oil relieved me. SuiCtMlI PROFESSION REGULARITY efficacy and beatth-oivlug qualities. The rtnt»Hluted and sutterer* from tbo-e exrruclallna, iieriodlcal pains, ••dragging down * feeling*, harkarlie and kindred female disorders, shouh' Tbe term "station rgent” mean*, practi­ cally. tbe person in charge, of'n small or medium • zed station. When one of these men is promoted to the charge uf u large city with rheumatism, or what physicians tailed sciatica. OTHER SUCH THE rapidly growing on the Au OH physlcan. retired from practice having oouary, tlie luiiuul* ot a simple vegetable rem.-•ly.for the speedy aud perm*ueuteuro of eon«unipilou. linuicuitlv. caiarrli. a<dbma and-all hruat and lung aficelioi<*, Mao a positive and ruileat < urc iur nervous debility and all uerviKiseuinplahiU. alter havn.g,te*ited Its wonder tnl curative |Hjwers in thousand* ot ease*. ba» I it it bi* duly to make II taow-i to bl* suffering f lUWiv. Avlualed II) Uli* motive MbH a desire t • relieve human *uffering. I will send free ix iiarge. loali whode«lrv n. mb recipe in Ger■an. Frtmeii or Kiigllth. with full directions ••r preparn a aud u»iug. Scut by mall to ad —•Ing «»li aiMnm. imiulng ihl* p*|ier. W. A. Noyes. Jin Power » Block, itucherter. N. V. President elect Harrison wear* ojtii shirt fronts, and payHftl" a doxen for them. Mum. Winkmiw’s Bootuino Hvbvp should always be used for children tecwlag. It *ootb* the child, solten* t'.-gum*, allays ail pain, cures ly* Sim* Reeve* in bi* this preparationgi< < a lustre aud ;.l.,tll the perplexities incidentNo getting out of it it* clianu Should t hair be Him. harsh, dt mand for the article, but became tlie demand i of tb superiors I* to have tlie engine draw •very jxiund it ••ossibly can. To haul a train which really exists cannot be supplied. For in art the great principle which rule* in so heavily loaded that a single additional least stim’u late* tljo demand. Quotation* far first rate prim* donna* were never so high as they are now, yet never beforu werv prime •lotinas *0 numerous. No one, on tbo other hand, g<xv to tb« ufo-ra to hear a teuor, aim plTbee>», non. of tta W,t«t dta -■ —------- •-— UU VaLUABUt THROAT. "Think how every tenor, who wh ., time* to do bis beat, must regulate bis life, must protect bis valuable throat against all (toaaiUo and im|W*sible draught*. Ho eat* Ayer’s Hair Vigor xx would bring- tbe whole to a dead stand still require* a knack thatcan be appreciated trary, instead of the dninaud creating tbe bring out a t.<-» grow /allure not only want** time and fuel lit may ' i 1 ! don set* him down a* a glutton; drinks noth­ ing but clorut mid water, when by universal conM*ut ho ia a Saining, fiery drunkard. You and shiny. Fur 1, Ing the scalp clean, cool,' and In aMiy. t ia no belter preparation m the uiarkrt. going to tbe top with only half tlie load), but it raise* a suspicion, that some other runner have Letter. The runner tmight —- --------;-----succeud-d ---- ---------------------”t'~ “S1” ’'|V» J—" <» »>• l'“1’ to draw its load becauae of -insuffluient fire xnd consequent low steam preaaure) is liable to tbe jrera of liis comrades on bi* return home, if not to some Sharp inquiries from his superior. — B. B. Adams, Jr., in Scribner’* Magazine. Ayer's Hair Vigor baa tanviiu-rd Abundant and Glossy. taclu* a respectable length and aimear. auc«.”-K. Britton, Oakland. Ohio ' When you are walking with your friend aerjuaintauev on the other aide of the street. ...... —~ hi* lip* move a* be says, barely above bi* brent);, but loud enough for you, who are by Lis side, to bear: "How d’ye do!" Tbo persou lie is nddrtwung is entirely out of hearfoBrown know* knows it. it tat bsit be he will will murmurIng. and Brown Clin- hl. (,Ucrv jutt the *atuc. And when y-.u dcl„. wwtl(Jcrlng nt hi. fully aud meet an acquaintance to whom you wiah to bow. „„b. ,lo ’ x„ „„^.r There I* no nrofew-ion. indred, which demand* ! such absolute regularity of life, yuch punctu ality iu the performance of duties*, a* that of anv any qM.<:oukl wivn wuh iur. fur.' —i. > t_.. .. Dickkon, Tenu .. .. ( )litVC U|1<.a Aycr H Httir Vi; family for • number of years, ami — ----- • •— kmM the sraip' dwin, the hsit < Mvely. nnd prwtervea'the. original Mr’'" *’"* H *** '" M, I most satiafactor.v ‘ m 1,'%’trainis " -Itenjatuiti 'J 1 * 1> n—— HlB. M • y(yWhair was becoming iiarat forilff vourfrlrnd t*. you’ll murnrtir "How . 35;“ ''-y,.;; a JTira’J V and ira but utter a»;ug half a tattle if Ay< : * Hau f ,,k. j,d. ,iU1^ch Joa VtaSu SSi-uli <55 «■■».; v.». expr<*ui . >. . _ and, 'gratitude * . . won't notice it unless v,.<i you trv try tr. to. it If you. ch- joy i a.l don't.du this you will be an extraordinary i Mabe) C. Hardy. Delavan. HL nerwiti. fur M-lentisU tell m<< that lline-ti-nth* ‘ - besides hi* general health, ha* hi* voice— often a very delicate one- to think of. In- accompanying a street salutation with this whisper**! query, which no 000 i* intended to I the next day. The more delicate. more sus • unable losing not only loww bis money—if he hapiwns to boa concert smgvr-but i* I| usually regarded a* an impostor, because be frankly and ronscientiuurty decline* rotor-J ture tbo ear* of n public ho im* burn in the l»U< ..I I.... U»„ l.uu. | like other meu. But they can scnnwly. aritb j or r.in—, l« H.I., S. J i 1 I ' Ayer’s Hair Vigor, amounts in many case* to fastidiommees. Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., Lowell, Muss. A young gentleman Of ucholarly mica tbe Saginaw to to have a new shipyard. English Spavin Liniment mnuvrs all Hard. Soft or Calloused Lump* and Bleniishrs from horaes. Blood Spavin. Curb*. Splint*. Sweeney, King-bone, Sllflea. all Swollen Thnatta, Sprains. Cough, etc. Have S50 by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. H. lathrop, DruggL-t. llsHling*., their valuable throat* b ■ometbing incredi- B. Wilgusft Cd., and solemnly inquired tbemaelves constantly enveloped. ns’if in collectively to Mr. Wilgusand tab sour, who MtiltTGAGE SALE. ment uf the principal and tnterv*t ot a certain .mortgage, dated the »uh dav ot .N.o- u.tk-r, A D. n>TS. made aud ex<<ntod by .Katnuri < »rll«l-. tnortgage wss recorded in lliv ufflev <•( ttie Beg Inter uf Deed* lor Barry County. Mlchqta*. in Notwithstanding some drawbacks. carried 500 niitai more quickly than human Tbe Funeral Directors’ amoclation, ■rally adopt the Latin plural form for the itbustasm aa L'mU-d State* by baritones or basses. F. D. CLARKE, M. D., > every station agrnt. Tbe variety in the duties X this pobtiaa was duly BMlgned to life uuderslgnetl Hetty .1 gliah plural 1* awkward! Then, in»tead of holding cuueusni »>• rould hold cauci, and instead of kicking up' rumjHtw* wu would kick up rumpi. And, judging from wnno taUter »a’nl prui<1|- tbo committee, ia tbe discussion that fu- Merrill Block, DETROIT. MIOH tion of tb€pre«a to lid*. a* an objection. Steamship compa­ ss' principal and inter Against tearful prouat of no dictating to the public; but, whatever tlie fact may signify, a fact it 4* that, wlien-a* propost, i u. jx-rpetuato by station in Iowa; Other* of equal ability and tiunot the rich mid prominent! At Balti­ more, New York and Philadelphia «tnam*h|p ni«rtK*se. Now. therefore, notice I* hereby we want tbo common people to know bodies Hun. Situate and being In the county of Barry and state ot Michigan nnd descritved a* follows, to­ wn : Commencing at a point forty-six rod* south ot lhe quarter post on tbe north side of section two and on tbe south west corner of lot formerly owned by M. C. Swift, running titenc* ewvt uveuty-ioor. rod*, tbrnce south eighteen rods/ more or le*« to a fence, thence west tweoty-fnur rod*, ibence north eighteen rod* atoogSfil center of tbe highway to tbe place • f beginning, containing shunt three acre* of land be toe some more or les*, bring a part of tbe Dated Ha*tli>ira, Mich.. December 11. IMS. AUl.Nln E. KRNAHTOk. Circuit Court CoimuH-iouer. Barry Co., Mich. Bmitii & Couiaovr., Bollcllnr, fur Complainant. Tbe agent at a small station catc» his breath between trains. There is then gem-r­ ally ample time fur calming *t><- nerves nnd preparing far the next onslfftg;bt. If be is a telegraph operator he can chat with the source if the wires an- not occupied with more lnq>orlant affair*, in the claas period­ icals of op-rator* and railroad men. refcrstantly seen, and incidents of even romantic interest uro not infrequivit. Many of the men at small stations era young and unhas Increased enough to warrant the employ- State ol Michicau. Tlie Circuit Court for lhe County of Barry. MIcIimI Doster v*. WIUI»m Und*ey, —In aiUK-liment Notice 1* berrtv given that on tbe '.Kb day of * Vk IBM . nl utfw.. County of Barry, at t!w »nit of Michael Doster, the above DamnI plaintiff. ag*>»*t the lands. n of’hve hundred sixty-five writ wa* returnable on the Smith A Comibovk,’ Attorney* for Plaintiff. DON’T’ ARCTICS ™Vr tbo telegraphiug ia frequently tbo first helper engaged. With thi* combination it is un­ necessary to leU what follow*. If iron bars and stone wnll* are tbo things which Cupid laughs at, an electric telegraph wire' is tbe thing which make* him “snicker right out," if wr may use tbo language of the circus ring. At tbe railroad station next larger in sixr, tbe work is more divided. One man sells tickets, another attends Ur the freight office. ticket seller mtprt make 5 vent bargains with the satno urbanity that is given to a $ 100 trade, and must lw able to toss off tbe latter in two minutes if occasion requires, in­ to spend on hour in helping the |>o*aengvr Until you bare seen tbe hie one* The fusillade of questions that must be met by tbo ticket seller every time he open* bl* window is familiar to every onu COLCHESTER ARCTIC ten minutes.—B. B. Aiiams, Jr., in Scribner's Magannc. ' It’s the Best Fitting and Best Wearing Before I left Chicago tbo newspapers were filled with rumors of impending war between Arctic now made, and is made 'pon honor for reputation. Tbe "OUTSIDE COUNTER" adds largely to lhe durability. These »re cheapest counter." Ask to see the "Ootcbanteri’Arctic. H. S. Robinson 4 Bu Henshaw, Detroit, this city to the Rower Shoe Co. Hastings City Bank, Hattlnga, Mich. observe tbo conflict, if it was to occur, but reports made one day concerning the be­ ginning of hostilities would be contradicted tbo next, and it was not till 1 rwn-bed Helena that tbe dispatches lost their doubtful char­ turn as to make it certain that the two na­ tions would fight. I therefore decidal tocut short my tour of insjiectiou, so that I could go abroad to witne** the «ar, if the president would approve Having received word from Geu. Kbcrmaii that there w0ui4.be no objec­ tion to my going to Europe,, I began making the steamship Scotia. I’rvsideut Grant invited me to come to sec him nt Long Branch before 1 should sail, and during my brief visit there he asked, which army I wished to accompany—th* man, for tbe reason that I thought more could bo seen with tbo successful side, and that tbe indication* pointed to tbe defeat ot tbe French. My choice evidently pleasod him greatly, as he bud tbo utmost contempt for Louis Nspoloon and had always denounced Fid lip H. t.hrr lilan ill Scribner's Mn jisinn And yot.during the day time, the rightdireo- DijucruMK: GMfiyrar, W. IL Urchin. pla means of finding tho position cf Uiottia All that is rvqu.red is to placo tho point of a knife blade, ar of a sharp lead jicncll. on tbo the fog or snow.—t2a**ell’« Family Ma-uziuo. . that positorsln a savings bonk, or luflu* their lives ig. a moderate way; of tbe remaining 10 per cent a port save enough to protect them According to a communication in the Runsinging master*. "I should like," says Mr. Jasulai Fauliana. the novelist ■* nt praeent occupiui iu building an lucombustlbfo “isha" (outrage) iu place of one burned down. The to tench singing without ixMs. wung uui> of tbo ishu is small, but commodious. Tbe roof is necessary qualification*: indiwd, I could count to be tbatebed straw. Cou.it Tolstoi and Paul Ivanovitch werv kneading day in a large tub, into which a peasant woman was shoveling iti Tbe count's daughter was spin- ■ship in enter to leani'bl* craft, but all that niug string for binding tbe straw. All the tbe charlatan ‘profmaor’ of singing requires party went in turn* to get water from a well isabra* dour plate, and an unlimited amount situated in an adjacent ravine. Every one happy.—Chicago Herald. •‘Many a voice, which was naturally sweet aud sympathetic, has been imqsxrably ruined While discussing the quertion “I* Marri­ age a FailureP why doesn't wiur one solicit the opinion of Mifb-y Hnssan, sultan of Mo­ rocco! His testimony should be worth conniderable. He ha* ll.-'iOU wives, and uotiu of monstrous <jvh is growing. Lwraosoo of ad­ vertisements, which offer unwary musical aaplranU lAoons at a rate lew than i« (avid for the mdrt ordinary kind uf iiH-cbiuncal Iqtair. With teacher* pr ifeuing to bold cuntervatoirc diidoauM and to be ublo to teach pro xt prtUuction of voice and phrasing, (ng, bo is obligsd to support them all. And tho man who is willing to pay the bills of 3,300 wiv** must regard marriage a» a suc­ cess.—Norristown Herald. One * age should be tranquil, a* one's child­ hood should be playful; bard work at either extremity of human existence seem* to me out of place; tbo morning and tbe evening should lie alike cool and peaceful; at tnidday tho suu may burn and men may labur under vmir mind to buy Hood's tiaraaparilla <lu Hot lx Induced to lake any other Hood's Saraapanli* I* a peculiar medlrlne. posoesriiiK. by vlitue ul il* peculiar combination, proportion and pre paratlon, curative powrr*u)>erior to any oth-i article of the kind tiefore lhe people. For all affection* arising from impure blood or low *t«te of lhe system it I* uttequalled. Be «ure tu get tiooa'H. W.. S. Gilbert, thr ••Plnaforr" man. Inis dranwltlrod George Ellol'a “Romota;” natural gas is drying up in Port Huron. Tbo Prussian cloister of education. Von Gossler, having learned that Profesvor F. Unoke bad lately found trace* of ild Roman plank roads on tbo moor between Mehrbolx and Braga!, not tar from Dlophols, in lower Hanover, invited that gentleman to fuliyfinvestigate the matter. Ho be* just completed two parallel plank roads right across the moor, presenting ell tboa> dutinctivu feat­ ures which aro found in Roman works of thi* kind. Ono of them show* evident signs of having been demolLhcd by fonv, the boards, which woro originally fastened with peg* to tho bfurers, baring been violently torn away aud buried la tbo bog to tbe 'right and kft ut tbe track. The other road scums to have fallen into decay, but there aro sign* uf repair*axecuted even during tlio Roman |»riod. far in pint*-, board* havo been found farteuvd over ttxoriginal planks, th* fashion of both being the rial out hastily, for in ouo placv u mullet, employed probably to drive liuirns tbo {icp*. by tbo workmen Tbo locd ak-l:<Kk>?;K* f«J mound tlct they hero l.cnj Uw putiU* Uetiauny to tbo 1 cm.—Sc.'culUh* Awnem. min jMiwdrr rotts, good singer* ought to Ik, plentiful, but unfortunately the reverse hold* good; wo have fow eminent vocalists, un i un­ questionably it is not fur tbo lack of good voices.”—Pall Mail Ghsette. When the war broki- out Mr. Hewitt placed bis serviixe at the disposal of the government nt Washington. Ho was not fitted either by nature ar training for military positior., but ho jKMMTted a technical knowledge uf Iron mnnufacturo nnd remarknblu skill in ilipiovalue to the government than if lie had been u graduate of Wert Point or Annapolis. Ou dent Lincoln as the accredited representative of the government. On both occasions he ward Atkinson in Tlie Forum. A New "balety" Gan. Exparimbnt* an> being ma le in England said to be capable of discharging sixty shell* a minute silently and invisibly. The gun i- Tbe ]>o*itioii of th» government was a peril­ ous ana Mr. Hewitt'* technical knowiedgo Wben be arrived in England Mr. Hewitt adroitly managed to effect an entrance ink) tbo gun iron works of the Marahnil Iron com proccss of making gun iron, mastcrud it, and on bis return home inuvdncvd it Into the United Suites. With several largv mills under hi* control I tie north vast mile* a 100 jtound shell charged with tbe nally eovitliliietl III said n*Wlguar. l>id *a» rhighest explosive. it is *al.t Besides this, it Irn—il jhrrrlr.ou b» a written rrlraM- <!..!•■ April 23d. ma. ami will n-»t therefore te •ohl. Darted at llaMing*. Mich . JVrr Till. I— costa but foU.lKJO, and can be made in three or llrrrv j 1'inet.r. Asslgm* of Morlgaxi •. all the jiuwer and influence of tbe journal iu wbi-h they a).[tear. Bocnetltnc* they have even beyond this an influence and a power of their own. Occasionally a phraar, * catch- inspireil. It ho* A life and u minion beyond' and independent of that of the sheet which MOBTGAGE BALE. Default haring been made in theeot>dlti«:'*<<t a certain mortgage made by Monroe y, Arroocr and Alma I. Armour tettemnel Or*oti. date-I May IMh, low. in Uber rff. <>l tnortgsn-s. page ten on which mortgage then* hvelslnu be du- at the dale ol ihl« notice ll>r mho •>! thousand, six and se-i<o dollar*. Sl.«< -1 and an attorney'* fee ol tweniy-hve rfnllsr* proii<l><l rally cry of a rampaigii, or a term of obloquy beneath which a man or party may tank to rise no more. —Charleston News and Courier. ol: said mori age stliHilstitig th*: In i n— »ro principal or lntrre«t should beennw due snd not jiald. then the whole amount ot tbe prtaclnal and Interest »hnuld become due and pay •‘Young mau,” bu said, solemnly, "what is and a* tBere has been no fmrt of principal >n that iuluxcou* mixture you ore about to Interest paid on the same alt cr the date ut *alt> mortgage, therefore tbe whole ■moniit ■•• prm dnnkf cipvl and iDterest i* bereby dcriarrd i<> i-r dur "Atainthe and whisky, sir." . Now. therefore, by vlrtuu of the i>ow-r of «*i« "Well, don't you know that whisky ia a potter is her>-b» rank ]x>isou!” -- “Yes, str; Lutsoisabkiutbc.' Tl.uabsinthe kill* the whisky." "But how about the absinthe!" '•Uli, tbo whisky kills that."-Tbe Euocb. tell at publicsiictlon. to the blglA’i W«fo«r. M tinrfl, fwil.t l.A... •• It. ' h.Bartv county 1* noldenuihe prrniHr- dew tilted In .... ta.o^K . < - — . .... » Blanton to Minister Adam* in London, who in everything that tbo latter did. When Secretary Htauton camo into officu bo round himself confronted with a great civil war and discovered to his -consternation that Iren (H|, Old Gent—Hello, Tom, what are you doing three days! Tom-Collocttag tbe money and keeping tho books at Brown's. Why I Uld Geut isusjMciuusly)—Oh, nothing much. Only I thought from the stylo you were put Ung on you might be collecting tbe book* and keeping tbo m,«»y. bo longl-Wasbifigtou Post. five dollars covenanted for therein; the prvini*being deserilieft in «a|d murirsgr a-allllm*pieces or irnrerl* ot land hh>g and beli-V lb lhe A uewly urgamwd political party in Japan ha* fur iu programme: The reduction of lb* land tax, tho abohtion of centralisation In the administratiuu. tho introduction uf tbo of putting Japan o:> uu equal footing w ith other । ewer* in luteruatioual iutervuuna— Chicago News. and Betsey J. Park are defendant’ duced nil that saiut-l during the last three iron Mr. Huwitt entrirated the government ut Washington from an exceedingly embarrassiug 'xiitiau and enabled it to plat* an» <|ttlo!:!y 1:1 lbo*oluier*’ bands. Not only did Mr. Ifotritt make uu profit un hi* work, but but Hr. Uuv.-ii; declined it. nr he cho did th> propcxXoti tout cnaffiw should tender him & Vi. , *'»«>■1-u N..«ir . ------------ ——•• —uwi Al­ mighty on nwfu’ dirty job.'—New York •>' of I tarry, all Ibe follow lug described property Barry Couni) Mich. fiMITHACaUlltUVK. ouUdiur* lor CuuiplaliMiiL �Hastings Banner THE “STATION AGENT.” hopsh-sa suffering’. Chase p« metaiichoi' Hastings. WmtluiMlgy. Dec. 20. 18W. A RAILROAD MAN WHO HAS S'JACOBS OIL FOR NEURALGIA. Hon. I. STACY HILL. Trffiswer Cincinnati Incline Plane Rail­ “I was hardly able to move way: with rheumatism. or what physicians galled sciatica. The first applica­ tion of St. Jacobs Oil relieved me, and after the third I went about with perfect case and comfort. Jin­ dorse it as the most remarkable medicinc." ------ CURES------- ( Wounds, Cuts, Scalds and Burns. Suita!} KHW£ i«‘ Tbo ftetfiil&r Old-Estzbllshed. IPfffSICUUi AUD SURCfOM h stiff Treating with tbe Grea’nt SKILL and SUCCESS dronic, Nenous mi Prints Diseases. «r NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood. Falling Memory, Eabauetln, Drains. Terrible WKtDNEYaod U BINARY coropbists.Gfaet, __ U__ ■___ I- J ->■ ■- - - F. D. CLARKE, M. D.f Merrill Block. DETROIT. MIOM CHANCEBV SAI E. In pursuance and Circuit court for the Chaneery, in the state of . . oa the 25th day uf February. A. I). 1n», I tain cause therein rending. wherein Mv! BUM JBWJVMC OUVMM W WICTnMMI.a.l Notice Is hereby given that 1 •hall well at pub lie auction to the hlghret bidder, on Friday tbe SRb day ot January. a. D. n*». at ten o'rlqek In the forenoon, al the north front door of Ibe Court house in the el'y of lUrtlng*. county ot Barry and state of Michigan. Mid Court bouse being tbe place for bolding tbe circuit court tor the said county uf Harry, all the following described propertv. to-wit. Situate and befog In the county of Barry aud state of Michigan and described a« follows. to­ wn :• Commencing nt a point forty tit rods aoutb ot tbe quarter post on the nonli tide ot section two and on tbe south west corner of lot formerly owned by M, U. Swift, running thence east tweuty-four rod*, thence south eighteen rods, more or less to a fence, thence west twenty-four rodi. thence north eighteen rods along the center of the highway to the place • f section two. In town our north, raiixc ten west. Dated Hasting*. Mich. December 11. IMS. _ aixjmxo K. Kkxabto*. Circuit Court (omfiila.louer. Barry Co.. Mich. Smith & CvMHtov a. Solicitors tor Complainant. State of Miebhcan Tbo Circuit Court for the County i Michael Doster vs. William Lindsey, County of Barry, at the suit of Michael Doater. tbe above named plaintiff. agnluMt tlie tands. tenements, roods and chattels, money and ef­ fects of William Lindsey. thr defendant above named, for tbe sum'of me hundred slsty-five dollars, which said writ was returnable on the 8smi & CoutROVx, Attorneys for Plaintiff. BUY YOUR DON’T ARCTICS ~ . Patil you have seen the COLCHESTER ARCTIC MANY DUTIES TO PERFORM. The Pruettcal IJlfDcultie. That Dolly B«el HU Pathway —A Men of All Work. Romantic Hide of the AgcatV Llfoi Urbanity. Tlie term "station egent” means. practi­ cally, the person in charge of u suudl or medium *.»l station. When Aio uf these men id promoted to the charge of a targe city station, either freight or pamenger, be be­ comes really a local superintendent, btoduties then coiwiainjf very largely in tho supervis­ ion of mi army of clerks nnd tal/orem, who must, each in his place, be a* cafatble as the agent himself. Tbo agent at a small station has a great multiplicity <>( duties t>> perform. Ho tnnpt sell tickets, bo n good Ixxikkeeper and a faithful switchtender. He generally must be n telegraph operator and must bo vigorous physically. He must lie ready, like the conduet.ir, to submit to sotoe abuse from ill bred customers, and should bo tbe peer uf li>e budncM men uf bis town. Ho often cncountris almost us great a variety of knotty problems ns tbe superintendent bintself, though' be has lhe advantage that bo con generaliy turn them over to a superior if bs feels uittsjuul to them. The practical dlfflcultie* dial tnurt 1. »ct him arc tlnw incident tu.dolnjj everything in a hurry. People who buy ticket* wait until tbe tram u about to start before prrecntiug tbemselvt* at tb« office. Then the agent lias u duxcti other things to attend to und must. IIwrvforu, detect coun­ terfeit FID bills with the exjiertn*** ut a Washington treasury clerk. Justus a train rcochm his station the train dispatcher's click is heard un tlie wins mid he must drop everything nnd rt-ceive (for th<- conductor* a telegram in which rui error uf a single word would very likely involve the lives of passetigvn*. Ata very small station Um diet-k­ ing .of baggage devolves on tta- agent, his over burdened back living thus loaded with one more straw. A MAXOF-ALL-WORK. He is in many cases agent for the expn* company, and so must count, aqal, super­ scribe and way bill money packages and handle oyster kegs and barrels of brer at a moment's notice. Wunwn with wagon loads of loose household effects to go by freight, and shippers ot carloads of cattle, for which a car must be specially fitted up, will appear just as tbe distracted station man is receiv­ ing a telegram with one side of his brain and ■ailing a ticket with the oilier. Tbe house­ hold goods must be weighed and tagged, the sewing machine tied up and tables rejiairvd; the cattle uhlpficr must be given a short lec­ ture on tbe legal i-tiringi of tbe Largam for . trnnsixirtat.an which be is about to make, and his demand that his live stock shall be carried 500 miles morn quickly than human animals are taken over the same road is to be gently repressed. It u not every day that a small station is enlivened by this sort of excitement, yet it ic^omroon, him! is familiar to every station agent. Tho variety in the duties of this position is. however, a great od vailiqgt- to tbo am­ bitious young man, because tt serves to give him a good lift toward a valuable busimwa education. He can learn about the methods and knacks aud tricks uf many different kinds of buMunK. and can profit by tbe koowled-o thus gained. Thomas J Potter, the lately decea-srd vice president of the Union Fbcific railway, whon memory It is propc*«i to }>erpetuato by a brunie statue, began bis railroad can-cr as agwt-at a small station in Iowa. Others of equal ability and perfection of character have risen from' simitar places and by the same means. THE ROMAimC BIDS. Tbe agimt at a small station ca’.cboi his breath between trains. There is then gener­ ally ample time fur calming the nerves and preparing for tbe next onslaught. If he is a telegraph operator he can ehat with tbe operators ut other stations—a common re­ source if the wires are not occupied with more iniixirtont affairs. In the claim period­ icals of operators and railroad men, refer­ ences to this phase ot their life may be con­ stantly seen, and incidents of even romantic interest are not infrequent. Many of tbe metj nt small •tations are young and un­ married. while at places where tbo buaioiss has increased enough to warrant tbe employ­ ment of on assistant, a young woman to do the U'h'grnpbiug is frequently tho first helper engaged. With this combination it is un­ necessary to tell what follows. If iron bare and stone walls are tbo things which Cupid laughs at, an electric telearaph wire is the thing which mokes him “snicker right out," if we may use tbe languagu of the circus ring. At the railroad station next larger in sire, tho work is more divided. Ono man sells tickets, another attends to the freight office, another to the baggage, and so uu. Tbe ticket seller tmprt make S cent bargains with the same urbanity that is given to a $100 trade, and must be able to tow off tbo latter in two minutes if occasion requires, or to spend an hour in helping the passenger chocwc tbu l*->t route among a score of |Kssible one* Tho fusillade of questions that must be met by tbo ticket heller every time bo opens his window is familiar to every one who h-u ever watched a place of tbe kind for ten minutes.—B. B. Adams, Jr., tn Scribner's Magazine. । With the "Outsid*Counter." It’s the Best Fitting and Best Wearing Arctic now made, and Is made ’pon honor tor reputatkm. The "OUTHIDE COUNTER" adds largely to lhe durability. These are cheapest tn tbe end. No extra charge for tbe ‘ outside counter." Ask to see lhe •‘Cofchaster’’Arctic. H. S. Robinson & Burtenshaw, Detroit, bave girnn the exclusive right ot sale in ibis city to tlie Rower Shoe Co. Hastings City Bank, ilAsUngs, - - Mich. CJLI’IT^Lls, ®CO,OOO.OO. -''Incorporated under tho taws of tbe Btelc of Michigan. Before 1 taft Chicago the ttewspepent were filled with rumors of impending war between Germany and France, i was anxious to observe tbo conflict. If it was to occur, but reports mode one day concerning tbo be­ ginning of hostilities would be ixintrudictad tho next, and it was not till 1 reach'd Helena that the dispatches lost their doubtful char­ acter, aud later became of so positive a na­ ture as to make it certain that tho two na­ tions would fig Lt. 1 therefore decided to cut short my tour of inspection, so that I could go abroad to witness tbe war, if the president would approvv. Having received word from Gem Sbcrnuui that there would be no objec­ tion to my going to Europe, I began making arrangcmeDU to leave, sscpriug ,Mustago by the steamship Scotia. President Grant invited rue to come to neo him nt Long Branch before 1 should sail, and during my brief visit there bo asked which army I wished to accompany—cl# German or tbe French. I told him tbe Ger­ man. for the reason that I thought mure could bo seen with tbe successful side, and that tbo indications pointed to tta> defeat of the French. My choice evidently pleased hun greatly, os bo hud tho utmost contempt for Louis Napbleou and had always denounced him as a usurper and a charlatan.—Goa. Philip IL Eberidau fh Scribner's Ltagaxme. We all know how-easy it is to lose one’s way iu u dense fog or a blinding suow storm. And you during the day time, tbe right direc­ tion may readily be ascertained by a very sim­ ple means of finding tbo position cf tho tun AB that Is requ.red is to placu tho point of a kaifo blade, or of a sharp lead pencil, on tbo thumb nail, whoa a shadow will ta> cast directly from the .un, however denan mnv ba the fog or snow.-CamU% Family lA-oxum CHAPTER ON TENORS. NO OTHER -•an be obtained ot your druggist" Il I* a pan­ area for all • female couiptaMa.” of marvelou' effliwcy aiHl healUi-uivltig quaUUra Tim debil­ itated and sufferers from tbo*e ex*ruriati»i: periodical pains, “dragging down' feeling*, backaelie and kindred female disunirn. should SUCH PROFESSION REGULARITY OF THE JEWEL OF CONTENT. Beauty DEMANDS m cuja to guid. LIFE. Is^Mired and admired by *{{ iHloSSrhlcb h... -Wallbye . itniggisu. Amonr th ---UI, In II,. dally use of Ayor s ti.,r The freight engineman’s ever}’ day i To *w nine magpie* faextmmfly unlucky. ra Sims Reeves in bls aud Ingi-rsol , are « tlou. but tlie mistake the pcrjitaxiUcrt inddent to getting out of It maximum amount of fuel Tbe constant aim Hint there Is no hope for one suffering from It This terrible malady, that yearly Oita on many with It. aud arrest the undermining tantieme thatl» sapping your life blood, and hurrylnx you tujui untimely grave, by &lug Dr. Fierce ■ italden Medical Discovery, a remedy that nevrr fait* tn tta life giving mission, it taken In time. Ail druggists. which really exist* cannot b" supplied, r or in art the great principle which rules in trary, instead of tbo duman/k Creating tbo supply, it is tho supply which creates or at least stimu fates tbo demand. Quotations tor first rate priinadpnuns were never so high as “Laughter in O’1 Is tiw mark of noble mill ImiIcI tampers. g.*>0o Reward. For many years tlie nuuiutact .■tage's i'atarrli Remedy bare offri hair be tbin„l>an<b. dr or turping gray. •very |>ound it possibly con. To haul a train Ayer’s Hair Vigor so heavily loaded that a single additional one would bring tbe whole to a dead stand ■till requires* knock that cun bo apjireciatcd only by viewing tho jicrformauce on the spot. Failure not only waste* time and fuel (It may bn ng until m-w ; and render th< . ing the scalp clean, coul, aud healthy, ia-nu better preparation iu the t**tak> t going to tbe top with only half tlie load), but it ratara u suspicion that some other ruuner might havo succeeded better Tbo runner Hair Vigor turn < onvim ed in' sad consequent low steam pressure) ta liable I. tn good cure. time, to their skill. This famous rei*r<l> is sold b> druRKlsta at W rents. The fruit la rapidly growing on tlie ChrlstmaK tree. Au old physicau. retired from practice having h*u >.,*.<■.... ..•* imuUs uj ..ii t-M li.uia tui3M<>u*r> Hie tutmul* ut a simple vegvtable remrely fur the spurdy ami perm*ueutciWe of cousumptibti. brooeliitl*. catarrh, asthma and all • tiriial mid lung aBrctioi.s. also a pckillve ami roilca! cure lor hervutu debility mmI all uerr vou* complaints, alter liavli.g tested Its wonder (ul ctireliv.' {Hiwen Iu thou<auds of,eases, ba* Freucti or EngUsh.-with full til rectums Noyes. HO Power * ItioeK, K**clre»ter, N. Y. President elect Harrison wran* open shirt front*, and paysSUT a dozen for them. Mr*. WtNsix»w> Boothtj*o gruvr should always be used for children teeWlaR. It sooths tbe child, solum* I'igums, allay* ull flaln.cures must protect his valuable throat against all poesitae and impoosiblo draughts. Ho oaU don arts uim down as a glutuur, dnnka noth­ ing but ctaret and water, when by universal ivjnwnt be is a flaming, fiery drunkard. You ta not well tta. t«t .lay; and -o k->g a. be i. , unable to stng not only lo-re. hw monoy-.f , ho happen* to Ua concert siuger-but fa usually regarded as au impostor, t-vause be fnrakly and rontetenttuualy declines to tor-। ture tho can. of n public lu» ha*, taa-n Hi tta. habit uf delighting. Tenors have tbeir fault,* J hko other men. But they ran scnixvly, with any falrnew, U accuw-d Of Irregular taybHx Th.r^w.innrofMiinn.indM.rl. Thera i* no profe»ion, indeed, whirhdeinatufa which demands such absolute regularity of life, such puuctu alley la tta' performance of dulim, as that of tMMiitm hts general health, tai* bta voice— often a very deliqete one-to think of. in- Abundant and Glossy, home, if not to hohi" sharp inquiries fromlus superior.—B. B. Adams, Jr., in Scribner's tache a respectable length and upiK-orancu-“—H. Britton. Oakland, Ohio ’ “ My hair was coming out (without an’ aaebrtauc* from my wife, rhber». I trie.' Arer'» Huir Vigor, using only one Ih>p:. Wlieu you are walking with your friend Brown, ami the latter bows and smile* to on acquaintance* on tbe other vide of the streyO. watch Brown very closely and you will reo breath, but load enough for you, who are by ‘ uu t„ M<r; ..H(1W d*ye d„r rtw. ^r. hc is tuldromlng fa entirely, out of bearUIlll Brown knows it. but be will mur- j| BiUr hl. qwrv jIJM. *ame.t And when ya *' imv,, duU(.w'(,ndering at hfa fUlv anil meet 1 unqmuntonce to Whom you wish to bow. i IKll„ you do yoursrif. N» matter how I fnroiT Vour friend to. you'll murmur “How dyo doI~ Jntt Jik„ nrowl, didt although you -• . :. ....i__ , v.-; .. .... .............. ..... I won't notice it unlesa you try to. If you , dua’i do tins you will boon extraordinary , prrvm. for scientists tell r»' that nin^U nth* fami, f(jr M 0U|nbrr <>( a|| a* tli« tl>« beat hair nrenarail.m u* beet, hair preparation 1I k. go keen* th* scalp clean, the hair lively, and preserve*. tire orixm — Migma! My wife ha* used it -----■ tor a lung , .... - time with Aiost satisfactory tea mt* " B-*njaiuin M. jM*! ',o,’“*<,n- MTIruma* Hill, I■. . ’ hajr *“ '’''““f u?', ?,“* ^*‘.r »«**/' Jigi it *< grew iilal k .B iint'l ' '»’’rt “ riW " ,,U * n'1 gioany Axpre«* th* j«.v ami gratitude Mabel <.'. Hardy. Dplavan, III 14261331 accompAnying a ktmt salutation with Utta whispered query, which uo one is intended to and certainly docs not bear.—Chicago Jour- amutmte in mauy cnsee to fasiuliouanees. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. rweuti-nve rents a bottle. Saginaw fa to have a new ahipyarci. English SlMtviu Liniment removes all Hani. Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blmiislirs from horses. Blood Spavin. Curb*. Splints, Sweeney, Kiug-bonr, Stifle*, nil Swollen Throats, Sprains. Cough, etc. Save S50 by use of one bottle. Wnrranted. Sold by Dr. E. IL Lathrop. DruggtaL Hasting*. ___________ A young gentleman of aeKotarly mien the delicate voiced singers are obliged to take of their valuable throats ia something mcredi- B. Wtlgus& Co., and solemnly Inquired themselves constantly enveloped, as .if in there, “Are any of the Wilgi iuT referring collectively to Mr. Wllgus and bis sous, who riOBTUAGK HALE. meat ul the principal and lnterr»t ol ;• certain evidently been of Ttmrnapple. Bam county, Mir les 1‘ Dibble, o! Marshall. Michi; eoilec- Notwithstanding some drawbacks. Tbe Funeral Directors’ aasoctatiou, whose members are- among tbs umiertakers ot the United Slates und Canada, in their recent annual convention* at Baltimore- received movement Miclitaan. fa erallv adopt tho Lstln plural form for the wa»duly assigned to the'undersign*'! Hetty J Dit>bi*. by a- written asslgnmeut • v**.it*d by ■odd Clutrle* 1’. Dibble, dated April Bli. I--.', and . _.__u____________ ...... ... i.. . . glisb {dural is awkward! Then, Instead uf bedding cwueUM we could bold cauci, aud instead of kicking up .rumpiiMW wo would kick up rumpi. And, judging from «mne April, tasz. aud wbrreas **ld principal .iml in terrst Das remained unpaid ai>d fa *rr*ar- ireroute than » rfH* after Seine, bee:-!’ v dije. sr-d i a* by reason of such de­ fault the pnncii**! and Hdee- served tbe admiration which waa formerly bhared by tbe prime denoo, contralto, tenor. as an objection. Against tearful protest of no dictating to tbe public; but, whatever the tbe sea, but who ever beard of this disposi­ fact may signify, a fact it is that, whereas tion of tbo rich and prominentl At Balti­ •Mme. Patti, Mme. Nilsson, Mme. Albani and more, New York and Philadelphia steamship no |•rocretlllut^ likvlux bvrti Institute*! Hi rqulti to recover ibe aiuoui.t now uumortgage. stKli care* made and )>rovidnl. and' l< thr nmiAiut uo» claimed to In- due m> <•> K- pc. togribrr with all accrued Uiterr< rusta ami ciiargr* fee uruvhted for In Hun. According to a comtuunlcatiou in the Rus- Amsteum and struggling genius will do wbo visited Count Tolstoi at hyi estate of singing masters. “I should like,” says Mr. Binis Iteovre, “to make a abort digression. occujiied in building an incombustible “isha" (cottage! iu place ot one burned down. The isha is small, but commodious. Tbo -roof is the jiretensious of musical quacks, who offer to tench uuginc without pwiuinj; cue uf tbo ueceaanry qualifications: indeed, L-juldcount Paul Ivanovitch were kneading clay in a shoveling iL Tbo'ctiunt’s daughter wa* spin­ ning string for binding the straw. All the (lorty went in turns to get water from a well situated in an adjacent ravine. Ev*y one was busy at work, and ap(iareatly very happy —Chicago lierai-L Marrlagn a* a Suwesa. While discussing tbo question “is Carri­ age a FailureT why doesn't some onoholicit the opinion of Mdley Hassan, sultan *< Mo­ rocco! Hfa testimony should be worth >-ou■iderablr. He Ims .'I.50U wivea, nnd tuins ot them go out washing or take in pfaih sew­ ing, bo is obliged to support them all. And the man who is willing to pay the bills of 8,500 wive* must regard ui cees.—Norristown Herald. Ono s ago should be tranquil, as one'* child­ hood should b» playful; bard work at either extremity uf Imnuui existence seems to mo out {if place; the morning and tbo evening should be alike coo) and {itaeeful: at mMday tbe suu may burn and men may labor under tour mind to buy Boon'* Sarsaparilla du not I* Induced to lake any other. Hood's Sarsaparili* Is a peculiar medletne. poMesstiiK, by virtue ol Its {wcullar comblnstion. proportmn and pre paratioo. curative power superior to any ether state of the system tt is unequalled. Be sure to W. 8. fllllierL the “Pinafore” inani lias draiiiatirt-<l Gt-orge Eliot's “Romolo.” .Mrw after the election it Is riahtihat natural gas la rlrylng up In Port Huron. . Goalee, having learned that Professor F. Enoko bad lately found trace* of old Roman plank roads on tbo moor betwoex Mehrbols and B.-ngol, not fcr from Diepholz, in lower Hanover, invited that gentleman to fullyWn vntigate tbo matter. Ho be* just completed tho task. Ho was able to traci* tho lines of two parallel picul: roads right amaa the moor, pnwnting di thoso distlnctivo feat- Experiments are being ma-ie in England known as the Fletcher patent, and winch is «al<l to be cajiable of discharging sixty sbelis a minute silently and invisibly. Tbu gun ta ship in enter to learn his craft, but all that tho charlatan ‘protoMr* of ringing requires is a bra* d6or plate, and au unlimited amount •‘Many a voice, which was naturally sweet amt symjxitbetic, hsa bren irrvjnrahly ruitud by this system; ye«, and I rwtiv't to say, the vertisetnents. which offer unwary musical aspirant* Ireton* at a rate Sts* then fa paid for the myrt ordinary kind of mvcimmcal lql**r, With teacher* pr devaing to bold cunproper production of voice aud phrasing. min powder costs, good singers ought to Im plentiful, Imt uufortunntely the reverse holds good: weliavo fcwemiiamt vocalists, and un­ questionably it is not fur tbo tack of good voice* "—Puli Mall Ghrettc. When tbo warbrolte out Mr. Hewitt placed his •ervii'c* at tho dlAxwal of thogovernment nt Washington. Holuasnot fitted either by nature* or training far military position, but he poaevsed a technical knowledge uf iron nmuufneturn and rvmarkablo rkill in diplo­ macy which mado hi* servicta of far greater vain-* to the government than if he had been a graduate of West Point or Annapolis, (in two oeeaMons lie was sent abroad by Preuidont Lincoln a* tta* accredited representative of tbu guvernmout. On both uceasiou* L* wa* the Loarer of tatters from Secretary Stanton to Minister Adams in London, wfa> wa* directed to co-operate with Mr. Hewitt in everything that tbo latter did. When Secretary Stanton camo into offico he juund himself coufronted with a great civil war aud discovered to bi* .cuusternation that Tbe (XMltion ot tbu government was a peril­ ous ona Mr. Hewitt's tochiuca! knowledgn When bo arrived tn England Mr. Hewitt adroitly luauagvd to effect an entrance Uno the gun iron works uf the Marehalklroa com- «r»t quarter ot « miles n 100 |Kxmd shell charged with tin* fiitir *4> iiortli of .. nail} contained tn sata niurigase. hhl iughe.-t explosive, it is said. Beedes this, It re costa but £uU,000, end can bujmuie in three ur AMignce oi Mbrfmu.' - all the |i<>wer and influence of the journal in which they a|.|«ar. Kotnetimm they have even beyond this an influence and a power of their own. Occasionally a phrase, a catehinspired. It has a life aqd a miRiiun beyond and independents that of the sheet which MOHTGAGE SALE; Default having been made In the rendition* <■! a certain mortgagr made by Monroe F Arw.iur and Alma 1. Armour lofaimuel Carsnii, dated May 15th. 1HR&. and recorded m ti>* offlre **f tb* register of deeils (or Barry county. Mlrbig it* .May IMh. 1**5. In liber 25 nl isortxaxi*. on page i«» on which mortgage there l>c!alni-d to be due afthcdale'otthfaimllcrfta aiiiii.itwtir tbousand. six and **.|<o dollar*. *,:■ and an attorney's fee ol twenty-tivr- dollar, provided rally cry of n campaign, or a term of obloquy at taw bavins been Instituted tareei>rerth*tii<w beneath which a man or party may sink to eys secured bj Mid mor-gage, or sr-y part there of: said tuort sg* stipulating that In ease any principal or Interest »t*ou1d become due nix! no! paid, then lire wind* amount of the prtnvh-al * iianuieM mixture. and Interest should beronu >i,' “Young mau,” he said, solemnly, “what fa and *« there lias ireen uo part ot |>rtiiri)Ml or Hint nauseous mixture you are about to iutcrrsL paid an the sime sinew U*r «’»te *d «aut mortgage, therefor* the whole sinoniii of prin dnnkF cl pel ano tBterast is hereby declared io !•* dur “Ateintbe und whisky, sir.” Now. therefore, by virtue of the |«*w-r of »air “Well, don't you know that whisky fa a rank [xitaonT “Yes, sir; but so fa absinthe. Th* absinthe IFM*. at ten o'* fork la th* fnrrturen. I shall sell at puNIcauctloii.lothr hlrlimt bidder, kills tbe whisky." — *t tlie north friait door of lhe court bouse I* Are City of Haxtiiig*. Itarrv Counts, Mgdiigan. •that “OU, tbu whisky kills titat?'—Tbo Enoch. bring lhe pfare where th* elrciiir c*n!r> for Bar** roytity is nol<l*i>>, tire premHS* described Old Gent—Hello, Tom, wfaat are you doing tbeeedaysl dollars covenanted for therein; tbe preu Tom—Collecting the money and keeping five being deecritied In unlit tnongSR* a* all three tbo books at Brown’it. Why! piece* or {wrrelsut tai><1 Ijlng and beli'X Inthr Old Geut (suajnciousij )—Oh, nothing much. Only I thought from lhe style you were put­ north east fFsellunai qnmfvr, xsill ting oa you might be collecting the books A uewly organised political party iu Japan has fur iu programme: Tbo reduction of the land tax, tho abolition of centralization iu tbo administration, the introduction ot tbo MortgHKer. CHAM r-RY BALK In purensiwr unit iwslitnr of a dec** •• ti*v Circuit Court for tbe County of Barry, to «'h*n- of putting Japan bn an equal footing with of having been demolished by force, tbo boards, which wero originally fastened with pegs to tbo taorers, having been violently torn away aud buried in tbo bug to tboTight and left of the track. Tbu other road seems to have fallen isto decay, but thare arc signs uf repairs executed even during tiio Roman period; for iu place* original planks, the fashion of both being the rial out hastily, for Ur uno plaou a mullet, employed probably to drive homo tbo peg*. D. 1.1 by tboRoman on hts return home introduced it into the United States. With several largo mills under his control Mr. Ilew itt immediately set to work to mako hereby givei.'lliHi I shall sell al public auction io tiie hlarta st b'ftaer, «w< Ft May lire swb <ta> ut pithy compliment pan! t>y Maucbeeter man t<> nf duced all that- w as us. 1 Uuring the last three iron 2*r. liuwi— extricated tbo goserumeut aS Washington from au excredmgly embarrossic^ |£titian mid enabled it to plaivsarins •luichly in tbo solutera' hauUx Not only did Sir. Her. it; make nu profit un bis work, but ty ut liarij, all the fulkiviUigdesrribed rirupertj awfu1 duty job."—New York hands with it, will generally nr li_v. . .. ___ u-u-F^r 1/ar offered tocecuro biui iuuamuity, but Mr. llun-iit declined It, or be also did the _ propcs.l.u:i ttaxtcTCKpw shcuhl tuuderldm I There are SJXK.OD women in the United a vutiiof Uxtalta—Now York Tu>i.« . Oi..— —i— ____ vuciiu v>iu.> • **|i er. Barry County Mich. hMtTK&COUIICOVK. MOOMftt Iur CuuiploliiMiit �FARM AND GARDEN CHARACTERISTICS OF WOOL. SUBJECTS THAT CANNOT FAIL TO - INTEREST WIDE AWAKE READERS. The year 1^88 wrfll be remembered by *rervisMly interested in the inij<ortatkin b! draugiit horses aa one of umuaud activity and extensive trade to tlie im­ porter-- • f the United States. Tlieee siout. oil! built. mu*L*ular horses Imre r.H lisd.-l alike the heavy oiuimtls from Gr.-it Britain, frotd France und from Belgium. There is "no ora.- breed that •-. ul pb-ase nil alike, lutnet* we hare< ’’-•nrvu>:md French ilraught hursus frein iYiince. l1ydcsd.ikn from Scotland, tn, Si-.ir.-s from Enriaad. Bcbtian hursut from I • l/iutn and the cua-rlihorveafnotn .“Tim.nl, .In Uta-n, b arpllrf w tho line Juur or flwce of animals, and to fine vegetable fibers.. >uch a* cotton. But ■reolta not hair, nor b hair wool. Bair U straight, criap and lianl Wool i> Mrft and wavy. Placed under a h-ns of high magnifying powtg. each fiber of wool tta* the iipitearance of a continuous stem, ohowing along it* margin minute m-rfattona. like t<vtb of an extremclv fine saw. continuing around tin- entire fiber ami (Munting in the direction from (ho root toward* the frew extreniitv. It is further oI.a rvvd that the- fiber* in thpir rorkM'r’’w. Tlie contiuii\l farm <rf the fibers dispaWw them to interfere or lock on ta each other, and the M-rrations when they are brought clone together in fell, thread <»r cloth, present lliat rv*wlancc to slipping ami separation that i« LndisjA-rtKiblu to the strength of the fabric. W«'l is graded us superfine, line. nw> diuiu und ciKtrw. In grading. t ‘i< actual character and Hnetics* of tin- fibre determincn the grade, and rttetoni ha* brought the grades to nearlv uniform *tanda rd.* cast and wi-st. X. XX and XXX indicate variations tn fineness and quality in wn<>| of full merino blood. Xo.1, No. 3. half bliKsl. quarter tikrxl and other <l«-.»gnatiou* indicate lowtfr qualities. Tlx- custom of washing sheep i* gradually being abandoned. Still. al>oui onedmlf ot the wool fnuii Michigan । and other states further east, including j Ohio, cornra ta market » waataxl wook i Condition refer* ta the fip-ign matter in the tlcecv, no well as to the maumtr in । which it'haa been put upi Combing’and <!• -lainu are Jong and strong wools, suitable f «■ th - manufac­ ture of worati-d goods. ' Chnhiiig wools eiubniet'the whole list of abort wools not Ruitihi to delaine and eoinbing. Much of lhe wool fnitn the Pacific eoctet and sonic of the far western states aud territories comes t<» eastern markets scoured, to save lost in the tran.--portation. IN THE GREAT SHAFT. MAKING RAILROAD MAPS. RIDING TO THE TOP OF THE WASH­ INGTON MONUMENT. There waj Ayov^c person ha^ied H°p£, glaiwv anxind the car. pulled the hand UkOpiPNOTHlNti BYT w and mope; , HerV/oRKAbBEHIND, ta ■ami •’ meat v, nSJdll AFFECTED HER MIND, Till oneMoRNinL in i TTHE NEIGHBORS did jAy, nt NEiunovrvj v» Wa qauj Soap wryourv«$hin^m^ eye, turned 'instinctively upward, winked at ttw immrirw »>u, through which tbe stecmg, -'■iu laru|>* filtered through thr .< Roti-b jwn and ink draw-iugi of the wor^ to to- diiueurv given tlie operator*. They draw lhe hair UM with »i>orp |*eint*d imtranien:* by tbe nid of MnugUt edge*. Tbe dotted line* indicating county or township l*>und«n« un- made with little wbreb on w|mmc narrow ,dgv are cut tbe rwuliarly dcaigtn'd ANS yodR, TROUBLES Will vanish aS By ma<4< f AWAy. •»ii m» titaiugging without regard to uni­ formity' N K. Tai k ba n k ttie granite i» eherpi-nM with tbefmiwvf tharble block* t tireiy through tlie walla acting a* a bond to IGo. 0»ca&o . If You Are Sick in -in vtectr.xypinK v.iutfcw FIG 1—FRENCH DIUVuHT ItedtaE. Tlie incrtjtswl importati*>ig notice,Vis tbe oiitixiinv <>f n constantly growing utuling Tby wax U then pulled oil, aud.tbo |iruitiug inuiou. urn rmiw demand f<ir imported draught stallions. »urfa>v i» then pn-wntesL The Uiin copper I-’-. •ywh<,re the demand fur grade plate i« backed up with type metal aud tbo draught horscau becoming an established feature of the home.trade. Not only are thre-- hspiired for 'street car purposes. type plat**, from which the nctaal printing f.T heavy <Vlivery wagons, etc., in large i« done. citb-M, nut our more progressive farmers In tbe preparation «f tbe etching* great an -nb-ying horses for the heavy work •-are to required to keep the wax at tbe on their firns- that combine the several Uio monumfnt. prv|«T teni|»erature,-aa a degree too low J as 1. Bowta, SprioxOld. Massu writ'- — : '. »Ti dcrirsiblc qualities of size, weight, en­ Tbe light from the inrand«weut enrixxt in would make it hard V-> work, and a degree ‘ Set out tiiro milk quickly a.- jaxfiblo “l‘»lnv » • i \mi*nin-l ,-ka’nrt exrelkU «• i. in4 taka durance and action. sXMtc Tonic. In my raw? » »nxU Uatlc by thi» time beginning to be dimmed by that t-x> high would yneit nnd probably deatroy it. • after milking. FOR tlw outwde, drifting dawn from tho Often many hundred thousand mays are or­ Skini <df the cream before fhe milk from 1 4 Dress Dyed ' gets thickdered. and (torn twenty to forty plate* are A Coat Colored I Churn lx-for#!he milk get* sour, i. e., 1 made from lb- original. If tbe man* are ' elightly acid. ’ ►nuin. «o many of ttwee* plat.* aa can to- con­ Garments Renewed CENTS. 1 Wash out' the Imttcrmilk with weak ' veniently uwd an- placed Side by Hide on the ha »dm)ic, and the car rotna to a atop in tbo A brine. prveMw. and a abed ot mnjw to printed at of a dw«t iron cage. Hie air i* chilly, each impiwuim. Tbe ordinary aiivertiaing' Salt an ounce to the pound and pack in midst 1 and M tiio jKtwngcm atop .timoruoaly ..ver map ia flnUtpd when it leave* tbe pre**, but small [Kiekagoa. For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated. । Tho alx»w rule* are given by a <biiry- 1tin* thrwhald they button tbv.r <'vercoata the other* m««t gv through more hand* br। man a* U-ing eaaential in the nuking of 1 A COU>. LOXXI.r Ft-ACX. gill edged nutter. In regard to tho method of salting it may be well to ex­ This upjier landing ia a cold,- lonely pWee. —Un- preparation of tbe original draft-repplain the action of salt in butter making, the abutting rlbatonra cutting it up into nn- re*e:iu the time, labor and money expended I You Can Make Money! independent of its effect as a condiment salt naaiwtodistiDCtQfficeato serve: First, I qulrth. 1'1 an rtitlrv.ly new method. Fetfertly to remove tlie buttermilk aa far us po«- । Won', lutwlere with your rraulor I HuaIbmi ur Mow U- a humhur. h*tt«iaet»much more elaborate anil coolly, and thi* bio from the pores of the butter; aecond, to render inuocumw what cannot 1* ex­ the flattened earth Tbe world looks bigger 1-YDESDALE STA1X1ON. tracted. Salt attracts waterNfrom lhe than our thought it to be; it stretches away that a map lately flnUbod in thia city. mra>neri-taiore <nir farmers, aaa rule, have Lutterniilk that it comes in eonUict with on every baud to a melting blue hortoon rai-vd t :• manv smnfi.) inferior hnrae*. and also take* up the milk sugar. It faintly uutburd. with here and there a hill­ hrr*-s un'.iptaf to tnc heavier work of thus ctTcctoa positive separation of the top intruding'll* sharp point, a* if in claim W.OOO.-l’hiUdeljil* Call the farm, unattractive as carriage horses, constituents of the laittenuilk. At the and |»T.^.-Hning small value when sent kudo time it penetrates die latter and tn'the markets. The experience of 'converts ... it intoaotrong brine which reto into silence, and they occasionally glance up­ talked from one nf tbe Sixth nvenuo tii<'(Kist ten or twelve years n|q>earalo dem ilecomposition and rancidity difli- ward at the max* of stoura in the roof. fi»e In . the rules quoUxl ounce of indi'-at-tiint the grades of tin- various cult ■------ ---- an — ------------* I converging arches, ami the re-mingiy light, draught horse* of Europe, us raided in.. salt is advised to the puaod of butter; I airy mode <»f construction, aud then shudder noticed bow different tho letter boxes are our own wuntry, are just what arexe-. this amount is reduced in some wclious Mightly and hurry into tbe car. Some take from the purple red pillar* of England, re­ quired. In any- event, there is at tlie one-third to suit, the modern taste. uff tbeir hats and put their beads through the ’ minding one of Tommy Atkins- on guard at t>r> .M-nt tiipe a t-uificient home demand 1 window*, exclaiming at the dwarfeu appear- *Uret i-ornetT. They are dnrlt green and fur these grade draught Irorse* toenrour- । small, anil an- fastened to street lamp p-wte ago tiieir increased production. Attention is calk'd to the starting of and then, lookihg up toward the capstone, They ary so insignilleMit ihat I probably Northern Agriculturist calls attention heavy licid.1. A-common cause of'L: f j>he wondering al tbs multitude of lightning rod dnmld not have noticed them but for tbe . to lhe fact lliat the improv 1 stock triangles • ninrrelou* .. ...... — 'jLl wear wear and UNir tear oi of teams, tetunss i»y by vwumrj Country GraiGen- pointe which cover each of tbe four triangira brecd. ra ui England and l ia.-u ■ give t|eman.nnd tho device shown in the fol-j of thy roof. wore. Then- wen- drnament*in a true th.-ir to hreMlmobreeding anra-rizir Mqs-rior indi- IowWr ,.ut ri,..ir ntteiilivn fz> nwmxnondwlXs a remedy. I At la*t lhe conductor shouts for all to get of tbo word, bring proof* of tbe trurtwerthinr., from GRAND RAPID& DIVISION. vidusls, und let the color he what it will." For t wo years the writer iui i u.*ed this I on the car who wish to go below, mid th- ' ns** of tbo community- tbo*- buxad *erved. In Atfierica many seek color first and let verv simple arrangement «>n his double ' visitors huddle them«elve» inside and the They were bundle* of paprr*. pamphlets, and ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS the inrkyylual bu What it may. At tho , trees with good ! down trip is beenn. In about nine minute* the even book*, too imlky to ba forced into tbe .I r - tI .t <! jMuwogeraciiwrgcfromtbetaaft ... »___ ■__________________________ l.-ft. tHrm fill International show at Brussels the grand for letter*. therefore left there on satisfaction. hitotheout- ajerture - cold medal stallion ibetrt of any ago or . is nothing more i side ntmoephere and mentally cougratulat<> breed) was a dapple gray Belgian, *nd , or less tlian six- ' tbomselvM upon their good luck iu safely re­ the guiil DMNial pare was a white Bou- ; teen inches of tlie j turning to tbo earth. Then, glancing upward should make hi* next round. lonnnis; and ut the show* in France the This i» a common practice nil over America; end of an elliptic slang tbe face of the shaft, which seetns tobe A hlNPLi: DEVICE. wliiles nnd dapple gravs won almost all wagon spring, i filling over uixm them, they shudder slightly that i*. in ritioo. Every Christinas t itiw- »ince tb- pri.-ta, w..l .■..uli'luud thm- bolted M1(„ on „„ the Inck, aide of the evener. j then I have Jwcn nmawsl to re, liow thor­ fourths of the horses in the draught thc rJpvi5 . Jovtemade 1( longer. Tho clevis tlx) top of the highest, artificial structure in oughly tin- American public is trusted. trip rate being HM»rv thsnTWKN I V DOLLARS, "rhXc GREAT FAMA. MONTANA Every Christman, often al other time*, tbe C1T*!-' Suffolks of England, one of the p»n gissi through the bolt hole of tho the worl<L IVrenaidesiringWtake* trip Ibroerii Nor­ upring. Two good bolt* are required to I* tbo elevator, safef ba* Is-en ankni hun­ letter Ixixe* are fllled high with package* of finest draught horses in the world, breed ntUM-h the spring firmly to the eveimr. dred* of time*.luring the i>u*t week. Thi* all Mir* ami shajra, awaiting tho postman. ther i Mlnnraota. Dakota or Montana tor the pnroow ut looking over tbe ermntry. or with tbe true to color, but the color unfortunately Tlie h-pring ih composed of two • lifte." qncHlion fa hanl to answer, for almost all F.vrryj on- of them had a (’hristnum l<"k. and <k-a ot itelecung «*w bomre wuhiu thr bound; is chestnut, not a fashionable color in । wuuii<iw one nnd thn-o-fourtli inches wide. The elevator* nre a matter of «on>« alight risk, even tbo jxwiagn stamps utl them would »rln ot thr GRANDEST \\ IHfAl BKl.T IN tempt tkxstmsof »tn»t arata, <«te woidd think. THE WORLD, and an Agricultural <11 Unci Mill­ America. . , out vui-v curve .»• of •«.. the ..j spring is- — al—tout even uwter tbrnvat favorable rin-mrMtancv*. GUI — -“r, — —- two *• able tor <lit.-rain«<l tanning, dstry and rtoek If any an- stolen I never heanf of It. and the hi the first cut is shown alumdsomo inches, nnd in a rough way one dnii of Yet it can be Mid with troth lliat tlie elrwill <lo well to take, advantage ot .anecimt general a» to aktrnct no atten­ lh<->- rate*. iiccoiupunying dia- utent of danger ha* leva eb ruinate-1 from tbe practice i* ■ nof the .black „ type<l( lil'- .French ... , ----------------------< -y -v,. tho evener I* like theI occtuni For Maim ai»d Infomatlon apply to-your draught boric. tion Onrent tlxcorner of Sixth avenue horse. The second cut illustratra j, a horse murtt’ilo litemwt to bring trip to arid from tlxtop of tlxgreat shaft a* <lo hte iiest , home ticket sgcut. to any aerntofthr company and Twentieth tori-et I *ay«a sudden gmt uf (Jhdradalc suuiwu. stallion. The grade । the spring up against aguinxt the wood, so tiuu that fnt llM human »kill can go. The machinery a prize i.lyutmmuy . F I. WHITNEY draught horse ns seen in the Unitedbtateu lliuiuiinii' jn ordinary work gives from- lutMUfllid tho hardest test* for year* without wind wad half a down of tbon packages ..... « the spring n......... flying. Every jo.by jait himself hi put is thr-outcome of mating cither the heavy . a half inch to .— —«. tl :. .idmn ,„_ iiwny nn <.inch. This draught oire with a dam of lighter char­ with all eum^L-rsome coils. Tho ordi­ capacity of over ten salt, but be who caught tbe mart of them acter. or mating a lighter weight sire nary whiffl-tree is used, and the weight and machinery fitted ifety corner. with a full blood draught marc. nf tie doubletree is not increased beyond appliance*. RHEUM, That u;>portunity f* not lib-king U> steal f« four pounds. ■ If every teamster and ptored by tlx- nunil<-r<V time* I hnvepauwd farmer would um- such a Ktarter for the ? nt midnight to cspntiate upon tbe bonoaty of ... - ... The preparation* for the great exhibi- team there would be far Iras -shoulder । cj |nji MqUi turikWJC» n iw-oplo lliat could a stamp-d ncwqxiper tion of th!nnd expansion -f timtenal by <>n<>f the industries industries of all nations, to , sore and blemished horses than are seen . or two ho nil night long upon tbo tepof n QutmDT... Im held next venrat Paris, arc going on at- prraenL _________ I heat and cold ojicratcv here a* well n*<-l*e- po»t box without running away with it.— KmMa aptice. apace are WW-1 itabbii*. where. When tbo sun shine* full on tho .... Applications for space pom.... -r_ MiddUm. Delreernncc Dingto ib Ou-ell'* Family Magai- and —-i Great »»—» Britain nu*™;.. ha* m.« alreatlv nlr**,lv I, • Protecting castmi fur-' »n the morning the rtoneson ing in. ProtreUBg Tree* T»we* from from ttabblt*. । .tn Illinois fruit grower, writing onj llial^.expand mid throwthoalmftriightly aine. rHiuMdd nn extension of room..% good .xn jiuhu ^ ..... indication of her interest in the attain the rabbits in ’on hards, says. — subject of of rabbit* orehanb. says: .Thon tbe sun go« around to :g the various rcnutlirasuggested ( ifaB jmutb and tb<, ft|M,x (rf lhl> monument &S3 EMMSdSMi The United States commission have is- MAnwt:g vanous remediessU^wtetl, A train l»>y often k*e» money by tlieft. CoMMwrtox*.turd ti < irculor. calling tlie attention of sucfiiis poisonbig ' the animals, animal*, suiroundsurround-1 iimk|unnirr,^M,ll(|itn.BW1ag to the north. There in n* much «f n mania among paatlM. public to tlie fact that tbo smeo al- Ing the Ke* wiA wire netting, rith wire netung. or or wrm> wrap- , /Vl M,.. orb rn»!>- nliout the sky to it*, final scuger* to swindle a train bey a* then- i» to w,,h oil or w-tting Hi the -veiling the gHtteriiig point on krap the comluctor from getting “ ttawlotted to tliis country is rapidly fiffing up. ping with doth* ... The commusK.ncro undertake to forward far. J mu never ftu a top of tin' monument innki* u contra move­ Men ”U'» in buidnrs* matu re are an h<me*t as the day. and who would shiver at the and return, free of freight aU nrticlro cla-oply applied a* । ’ w “ ment around half n circle, gradually nettling sent for exhibition. Shipments begin in teaspoonful of the tincture in hair a back t<» it* normal ixaition after tlie ray* of thought uf doing n flbhonsst act. ore trans­ O. W. Ru January. Absolute impartiality is to bo । bucketful of liquid qlay and apply the sun have kwt tbeir j»>wcr. This move­ formed a* soon n» tlicy get on n railroad RX,Tri2d in lhe dMsEUcO. TteOM. R l.ru.1. <» <1» I.*. Mid b™"r^ ment lint never )reli calculated, but it is un­ trnia, ahd if they eon get tbo l«»t of tbo »ter ut Deeds for Harry County. MJeWUtago, Wiawi & Sigiiro >e sMh day of January. A. Dwill lx» met out of tbe appropriated of young tress, and .it k«P» Uic rant its doubtedly very *li»bt. Th* sind. too. ba« camianv by hook or by crook they are happy, t nswtaagea on touts «.a. «nld $■.-.>0.01*1 made bv the United -State* gov- aWay and does not hurt the tree* Al* w ail effect upon tlw structure, h rom t h ' ren­ and. although the amount they have »uc- helnsdulvassumed U1UUL-------- oby Hylvamts H. too* *° cranenL enunent. to to be be 'expended exjwndod under under tlie tJ»o didi­ threi application, an- required through ter of gravity of the .haft, located 1.4 fret i-eaied in stealing Is small, they f«l as good David R.r Conk, and «ald a»«tRnn>ent duly realthough they liad i> made 8100Irani. in n legitimate .........................................................................................................ruxi 10 inches from tho floor. a crow rection of tho secretary of state to dmrav tla? winter. TIME TABLE. bnsincis way. Why thii should bo so has '-frtitn which te suspended n fine steel wire all extienses. AU communications should In etact July t»t,t*aa. icutected by a galvAuixr.1 m.n tube about Ixi tuidresaed to the commissioner. Gen. Gardeners, ns a rule, are in fnyor of four inches in dbunette-r. Thi* bangs to tho torily explaiowi. «limtnent duly recorded In liber Q on wwv .rT. William B. Franklin, or assistant comwhich mortsace there Is claimed to be। due North" The train buys go through a car and leave on missioncr. Gen. Somerville I. Tuck, changing the sewd uf tiotatoes frequently. floor at tbo m>rtbw«t corner of tbe elevator at thr dale of Hila notice, the auro of six hun­ Washington building. No. 1 Broadway, Experience seems to have proven;»[«»«£ well. At tbe l«>Uan is * plumb bob weigh­ dred eighty mue and .... tr*u ,,m,id,-d tor In said nmr-Kxxr, Station* »drabi!ity of this change, and leaves little ing twenty-flv* pound*, wnpemied by mean* New York. Zmt and begin to collect tbe article, or tbeir doubt but that planting tho “*®“ JJ’jJ of the wire, aud banging tn water . r! a_ _ .tn .ill, th* year after year on the same sod tends to Au iron cyUndrr protect, tbe inMrument tn>m lujun.^ . ll“>«1™?™^.*^" There is no doubt but that a slight weaken tho variety. .Hastings four foet hi#1’ keep* off tlM* draugbk ..ShUlti... mulch or cover over the strawberry beds Through tbe cylinder i* a telescopic aya is a great advantage daring winter, says . n imho u ten a ck»'» ><“r"“7 •• Piera, in Ono cud of which are two vertiad Prairie Farmer. While the plants may Tlie very best treatment of disease i* wta* about one-quarter uf au inch apart. not winter kill, the leavee do, aud hence, prevention in all canes. Wtea a caudle « held at an opening m tbo RtebSS^y tlie plant has to make new leaves in the X' mul tbe eyo i. applW to th. Sugar beets oro an excellent feed for spring. If very slightly protected, the . Spring Brook’.. pn-niliea lirMTilied in wuo mo ouualu end of V- tube. U- plumb luwran Emi rnoper. leave* keep green and are rradytodo sheep. omcial.wbcu tbe train reacbm ito dretin^ It pays to encourage the boys nn n I. . Seen—a lino lin« between tbo vertical duty in the first days of spring. boUi aa SJTTIt re«—> '« u» -M« Uou and mrmw the boys of msohrnev. The protectors to tlie crowns and fo elabor­ farm. new* company receives a tetur next day ate sap. until tho new ones take their It is economy to secure rd! tho wood ended hv a cornsquadiug movement iu tbo irom tbe railroad demanding tbo Instent di»II. " VVlieu tbo structuro U at “*J.*" places. I'artiaily decayed manure, aslws for a fertiliser. normal |«Mtmh. Ux> U«w bang* still, midlightly laid over, act* afterwards as a Id mo would not lie a goo-1 nppfic.it ion Xv tetwivn the oibere; but when Um- *ibn will uavo uci w»»a.a~ ----- --—.-------aUinulmit. Clean straw or cornstalks unless there be a consiucralile mnuunt of m* make a good cover, and are not likely to veRetoble matter in the huH already, or I* dhturlcd by tbo action of the w nd. It .ta. r-ilrouL'. teal ta u.uta c-A»pta«<l wtata. ll ta ta.lm.tal Uta* introduce noxious weeds. The circurn- midc-d before applying die hrau ur iji CODmnr, wrn EUM <■>>• •" stanCTM will indicate what to use. Ever­ ^ction with dm iiuw. Uum- «mght al­ green bouglis. where obtainable, would ways to bo applied on lhe suiiuty. «*■ Suu. answer, bat they are not usually on tlie on SL.nuly or Paine’s Celery Compound IO Will Cure You! Child can use them! HARVEST EXCURSIONS Minnesota, Dakota, MONTANA, ) Aug. 21st TUESDAY, / Sept. 11 »ud 25. ) Oct. 9 and 23. SI Pad, Minneapolis !< Masiloba CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE I 25V? ssr“’- :a- ’2s^S4i prairie. ......... The United States Fish conunkMico. ft is claimed, has uccomptMusl niore. both of practical work and in tlie Une of original investigation .coking to practi­ cal work in the immodiaie future, lids year than during any previous season in Its history. with the subsoil deep l-ulo* l,‘e . Give charcoal to pigs (Wxinanally to Hwlil tbmi knwwrtta uprevent acidity of tho stoiiMc>i, Florida orange grower* are to Europe ns a market for aurp.’tn fruiL Tlie shipment of apphu to i ■“roPe J““ tbi, A.iii.—VrasUagtoo Star. been an unusually licitvy one 1 .us yew. “Oh. my precious 1” cooed Yoanghttoboad, if 1 should b. tatan away t™" yo”; . .... .tatalnlH 'F1.nL (k'tIOtlU*. C A N C ER- s%Ss CIDE ; Add™“ c- IWWM- �THE STORY 0g .THE BELLS. , tones, as she glanced through tho panes, her heart beating violently. "Ahl you're there, ma'arp?" spoke a gruff voice; nnd a man. bearded and uncouth and ragged, enmc Into vtew. and a new terror overcame tin* timid housewife os bIiu fancied that he looked rough and fiurcu nnd threatening. "Vital do you want V "Food. I'm nigh starved: shelter, nr the mean* of getting It. Don't look w scared, missus. I'm no thief! Old Jerry, tho tramp, am I and if I don't |o*ik civil nna gentlo it she would have, welcomed ft w--re of hungry tramps to hospitality; but jnst now hard lines hurl come to the Gregorys, and every mouthtiil counted. Shu went to the cupboard, however, keep­ ing an aaxtonaoyn on the window, and made uprn liberal lun di r-f meat and bread; hesi­ tated again, .with a tear in her eye. and ' added a piece uf pie—fa-r piece of pie for the sparse Christmas dinner oh the morrow. Then -he approached the wind-'W. raised it •dtgiitlv. pushed out the ]>m?kugv. and said: "I,‘m sorry we are a—a trifle short of pn».vl-il-ns, ami Mr. Gregory is away, and 1 have niqncy-——’ 'B y? Gregory"1 L- this Gregory's? I ord t- il al>out your trouble with that old eitzick*. Marble. I krn-w him Kay. '.Young Tyler took tho matter into court. Ho affirmed that his -father just before his death hail aroused sufficiently to tell him that he hud paid Marble ail ho owed him. It was proven that Tyler had received suffi­ cient money for that purjfijse from tb'vsal* "Trust in Heaven in adversity, as w« did when prosperity was ours!" cried Mrs. Greg­ ory. bravely, "You've got me. father, and I can work, and wo cannot utterly fail," spoke Janet, smiling through her toon*, and caressing dejected, despairing John Gregory. It was'a mournful family grt ip. The farterr bad returned home with a white. "He is a tramp; he camo hero for food to­ day. began Mrs. Gregory. "And ye give it to m*-. and I said I'd re­ member It. eh?" pendstod the tramp, edg­ ing his way iMist tho threshold. "Welt far­ mer. abut tho door. I'm booked for an hour at tho town tavern primed me for work. I hung around Marble's old house. He saw me. and never recognized me.. Finally y venture*! to ask him for work." "And gotJtTV, "Yes. He was moving to bis new manslon. on lh-i hiU." . evidence of a receipt, and exhibited tho uncanetdud notes, the jury decided iu his favor. The Tyfer farm bccfune Marble's property Gabriel Marble had given the wn-w of Cfieil iHs-uim-ii homelcxs pau|»-r. Grigory was sued for a deficit of fS.OOO. forced to si-11 torture another turn. He hud Miso*! upon the his outside land, mortgngo the homestead, -team driven by Gregory on a writ for debt, and in three years such rui.-wry and mis- claiming that ho intviid'-d to leave th'-fyrtunegrew mitof the iiffairtimt the farmer county ar.d defruud his creditors. This last misfortune and disgrace drove John Gregory nearly frantic. He had torn to ribli.uis il:6 note the conriubto placed In "So he gry mt- to help him. By Mu! by It ctWIv moving bi* desk. I *l;.>ul! It Oner out uf sight. I I it -. I hud u lantern of hi* with m-. I - r an h- uj I searched over his papare. y. tt j broke opon drawer after drawer. T1 -n I carted the desk to the new h-.-u...-, i:,.t ,k ] « f abuse for delay, and a stlngv dim - f • my work: und then to tho tovem. an ’ :.. his lip., had bad" the farm and Tipton and the Gregorys farewell. "I tun going West i-» seek my fort uno .The iU«p*?ns<;fully. They'll fix him." kept every scrap lie A slight w-m't Unsafe for ran wh< broken'desk." I'm g«dnj taka the papers find prforgery nnd fraud. Ol; rtiirrb-J beyvtid half­ figure. "May 1 cottu- in ?" "A stranger! u—uu. sibGMRiSTMJIS 'VY^e'Ctk “Everybody knows our trouble, it m> she murmured brokenly: "oven that tramp hus hoard tho gossip. Oh. Ii.>« life happy for ->ur darling ehild. Janrt." Yes. n । astornl tragedy was‘being enact* in the lonely fn'nihoutic. mure pathetic tin -xifllSER GABRIELn Mortgage. aps. /•taring in u dreamy, worried sort uf way ut tlir* glowing lop* , dusk hnd nearly come until sbu was startled by the sharp summons SomchowAhe was frightened. Gregory's fs-ra was five miles from Tipton. nnd two from any other house. She was alone, ex­ porting her husband nnd hot pretty daugh­ ter. Janet, every moment. They had driven to town with some poultry, and were doit homo long since. That kind ot a knock was no neighborly tap. It must lx* a stranger, nnd Mrs. Greg­ ory remembered how a tramp hod robbed the bouse once, and stolen a horse another time, and'instead of saying "Como in." or opening it. she nervously barred the heavy portal nnd. ran to the window. ‘Who is there?" demanded her quavering "The law aids the rich!" grotnu-'d Greg­ ory. bitterly. "but that I ezp-wtod; but w hen the crafty. idw-natured-villain dared to ask Ten year* previous the next farmlKiusq was owned ant! occupied by William Tyler. His wife hud -lie,?; leaving n boy. Cecil, duven years of ago. Ho and pretty Janet had beeome warm friends and playmates. 'Ibe lonely widower was u frequent guest ar the Gregotjjr homo. * When the children beeiunn sixteen they were lovers. , One day the two farmers did a foolish thing. -Mr. Tyler -.vjshed ten thousand dol­ Upon Christmas Eve Mrs. Gregory rec.dl.-d lars to spweulato Iti n wonderful mine, dis- how efaim nft.-r elp)n> had so beggared them that they had resolved to abandon the fat in | Gregory excited about it. Ho tried to l-er- u week later, nnd njovo us tenants to a mis­ row the money, un i. going to Tipton. met erable swamp funn ninny miles away. tho miserly Giibrlel Marble. To add Io nil their misery. Janet hnd faded Marble agreed to advance the money on nnd poled, nnd the roses fled from her bunny conditions. Tyler was to deed his farm to him a.- security, giv his notes, und obtain not n wor-1 had lawn hoard from (Veil Tyler. uh indorser to th" same his neighbor. John . KoChristmas Eve had dawned with gloomy Gregory. Thia WM done. Tyler went a*uy shadows over the dear old home, und gaunt, to the minus. Ho wrote frequently fail­ haunting wraiths of a happy poet in forlorn ure. success. failure. success, nnd finally, after n long lapse of silence, that Ho was With n sigh. Mrs. Gregory arose from hot coming back to the old farm to die. He hnd reverie.'iighted a lump, nnd set about pre­ been badly injured by nn accident at tho paring thtTfrugai evening maaL mine, hod sold it out. und. he wrote Greg­ "They'll Im? hero soon." she murmured. "1 ory. would pay' Marble, and pass the few must bo cheerful. to keeppoor Janet in spir­ y--arn the doctor said ho might live on the its. I declare. John has forgotten his spectacles." And now came tho strange part of it. One They lay across an open page of the family dark night Cecil Tyler was awakened by a Bible. Mrs. Gregory placed them on a shelf. loud knocking ssr the door. Arising, he found there Gabriel .Marble nnd his hired glanced down at tho open pogo. man. Dobbs. A wagon stood ut tho gate, A flickering flume from the fireplace between them they bore nn Insensible form brought out one single line so prominently —that of William Tyler. "We found him on mydoorstnp." explained “Wrrping mag rndurrfor a night------ " Marble. "He had just coma to town, nnd The flume died down. Thun it sprang up I guess wanted to see me on1 business, but again, brighter, cheerier, nnd seemed to his strength foiled him. and ha fainted dead fringe with gold the promise sweet that folaway. Doctor said ho was very ill. and told ua to get him home." <«. The next day. at eventide. William Tyler died. The farmer had scarcely been buned when Gabriel Marble seized upon the farm nnd all Its belongings for debt, and notified ‘Husband! husband I don't complain! John Gregory that, as indorser for Tyler, ho should hold him responsible for any deficit. orer than when I went avyay Fhi'So were Ce. il Tyler'S first word*. 'Huvo you?" erh-d Gr» gory, actually smil­ ;. "Boy. I'm so glad to see you alive, And umernl noise Uio-pai P* nl Tluii to tho coungn sc t<- th.* ci Brought thllng**nf salvation ■!. How the fire glowed! How those honest souls wakmed to grateful joy? Ah! Christ­ mas hail brought itsgift-. It was heaven t • hear laughter and mirth under that old roof ■Midnight' ... Gregory at last, aris"My! tho hours have pushed _ . . * wind's this way. and w« n just hear Tipton balls." "Open' tho door, ‘ " Mrn. Gregory's hand rested lovingly on the farmer's shoulder, and a gentle, fur­ away look was in his.honest eyes ________ iu*._tho d<M.r slightly ajar, they stotsi nnd listened, whiiii Cecil’s bronxod cheek* rested against Hie soft, while brow of ills ofllanecd love. Over the stiow. mellow and ecliuinc. ran** the Inst runaway chimes of tho Iwdfries of Tipton. They dh-il away. John Gregory, about tocloso the door, murmured: . "Peace on earth! Yrs. It’js here!" "Good-will to men!" softly rejoined hl* sort of conhise'd when I stopped hero fur fiHsl. Iwu hungry, ton. Th< n I -remem­ bered ye all and what I'd heard of y,-. it started me thinking: for if there was onn game f-ir which I enuld put the elamiM on ?nbriel Macbl". it wa'* for cheating William yler and John Gregory." "Ah; nt last, the bruter murmured Cceil* Tyler, expectantly. . ’ "Man! manl can you right my wrong*?" cried Gregory, axoitodly. "Wait and see. Truth was. tho night thnt. Tyler came luu’k to Tipton ho hud SlO.tkXJ with him. Hu came, to Marble's, and paid by minstrel*. y->ung children, or in cath-’dral choirs, mid no Christmas morning in village <■' iuniunitb-5 was allowed to pass without this p.M)tu of musical commemora­ tion le lng prominent in the exercises of the "Are you sure?" "I . nw him. Marble pretended the note* wa* at tho bonk, but Tyler said to never mind, to give him a -»qrejpt. nnd the notes later. Just ns he handed It tn Trier he fainted away. Marble hooked tlie reeoipt. Present-giving Is a custom of remote ori­ and th-' next day Tyler died; and Marble gin. nnd seems to have run tlie course ol bribed me to sllbncc and claimed that he the years without fashion or cireum-tan-'e* never received the money." “Why. Dobbs, your evidence alone would has supphintod th" Yula log and the mistle­ bring Marble to time!" spoke Gregory. toe. but, thi* Is because of its being more “Trust mo trying it on that crafty old fax! common and convenient, and of the decree No, I wanted* tangible evidence. When I of the little ones, who would rather g" wild left here to-day 1 wanders into Tipton. over Its beauties than marvel at the rays, Mrs. Gregory's food and a drink 1 enjoyed Xories of time-honored usages. �LAGE BELLE, mBR/WE DUNGfAN.b with humiliation and nu>’. 1 Markham." insinuated cvaftysmile of mystery In. all Glend d'« n-»young num mood high, ' itimutl-ii than Ern-st BUk earv. niof-ttoh- • money hidden nwuy or in mt only abandoned ; , ■ s’-ly. I’ve l-.en j.y j.A i,fo faithful . Glendale wusiug- g •!«!. no did I count, and nil that; nnd. ‘ Immense bank ac- ; without rei-.lling Its hidlng-plnc-. . ■. ]n(1IJjrjeR made, to no avail, nt bonks in neighboring towns, tbo records searched. me. I toil you that you ape tho mn«t eligible i Ernest Bink- wo* human, nnd therefore disappoint- d. but he did lift idt Idle m -urumuttered Herbert,contemplativelystroking ■ •;ng __ <■., .er his bad fortune. lb- was too man­ )y for for that. At last, realising that hihis silky mri-trf-he. !’ Iv "Ye*. You . n.-eordinR to her. father's uncle's bequest wm un empty gift, ho sot. will, tn- day ahe mnrrici tho estate is set­ tled.-and my father receives algxge sum as mechanic. soc-uring employment iu a ma­ a bequest, only the use<|f which he now en­ chine nhop. joys. and Eunice aasurii.rs control <-f her ........ , ... ___ .. . . ., ... own fortune. It’s a prbirelr one. Way op : fair Cbristmifs Eve that boging our story, in the tens ot thousands, Then: l» another ; Ernest I’.L'k toiled days nnd r<:ad uiglilM. provision, however.* : ' tm l trli-d to “What's that':" • . jeal s-h-dpr. "If Eunice mnrries without my father's* Ho hud th son-ent sh-j forfeits tint fortune. But she that Tith her.- 1 think she ifites you. “tihe doesn't show iu much!' w . Herbert. with a dubious; shrug of the shouldet". ' “Oh! nil wom.-n arc hoy. You win the gor-rnr»r> good graces ii: the party to-night, If ho favors you. it s a settled faet." “Think so?“I know it!* assured Markham, confident- -Mr. Bink.-, do tale lr> 'Fnl*-'? have misjudged me. miserable girl'* She broke down utterly. hisshoukler. Asli it1 fond of Iron hwl !>*s<n ; hum—Eunice Daveaol. j fr.-tn the young m*-elmnle that woo idnqn ul j- They licwl m-t frequently of tut*-, and b»-r , os a refrain-<f few-y. ; ny*-s bod sbono *'• kindly Into his own that! Tho <-l>! --o.-it was ■ royal garment-n.-w his heart beat fondly ut th- r.-mrmbraneo tlm jeers of jils-rs f-ll flat na from n -oat <-l I of it. 1 I— mall. " “ ns. at midnight. »'*• Ernest ’•...» Bloke nuke -r nnd• blushing Eunice «t<?o J before Mr. Murkhuiu ' -1 11 know my fat-. I'll speak out lik-mun if opportunity pri»<-utn tu-night. , iu the library. be. and th- gear* »’ ulB I lluslmnd nnd w>lfn stand watching Murk > *h< r» w • Alslo.. itiiiit- r nnd drivel nnd tel! t|> you |« ‘'lUnliilaniMM anti* OBtunj In lit» fltitlrl ft <in parll nod I If II lU}doin'. > tryliig to Hft him up. Erncal Blake i-ars-th- Then they make Mtn n comfortable hnd ( don't." unirun d bale. soil -uiy. �THE FREIGHT BRAKEMAN. I Obunty i: Have ti.»ed I bitvpj- requite. DISAGREEABLE ------------------------ ' . FEATURES OF Getttns Out * ffaselwU Ultra. J Newspaper tqen atjd printers may tervsted Ip knowing how fireTfi^ liaselxillin” extra* HIS 1 areiMuodaoqti.eklvSl.., ^ i-1 BSk have beard >l>nr friend* and neigb■uslkhig about it. You liny yoursel( of tbe many who kndw from per■Kutperieiit e just bow guofc a thing it yon have ever tried itj you are one Hfttauncti friend*/ Ixraute tire won■m thing alinitt R Is. thut when once Hna trlul. Dr. King’.* Nxra Discovery i ■tafter hold* n place hr tty-hottee. If ■S«vr never n*.*l It and should !*•' ■OhI with a cough, cold or !;tny throat. ■ Hp»>r chest trouble, "wun’ abotilent W and give It a fair trial. It ia guar.u. 1 )M every time, or money tetuudeil. Trial .' flllos free a! W. H.. liiMxlyvar’- dnrj • 6h!. ' Y ORK IN STORMY WEATHER. ore described in detail by thu reporter, '_________ 1 wbo eend their copy to the office by me*­ . senger. or vote graph it If the game is InThe PlffieufHe* of HmmUIu* * Train on another city. Tbe result of the remain Sleep Grade*—Twenty Degree* Belov* four Innings they telephone er te|eX-»-nr.M_ U . «.n» rf IU1.. ,h? 1U“«r “W d«» 'T > taaeous ticker Whjio the last four "7Hno’T’ * ' j ImiluCT sru being played the printer* The lUtogrrcaHr features of a freight the ^I*’ thv f(OTn *• Btrreotyticd brakemhnh life are chiefly those 'tepenxliug IU"1 J"!' ot‘ ,h* Prw‘li’ n:id up n the weather. If lw could perform bis walls for the result of duties in southern Cal fornix or Florida in U1” “’t1 ,un*nt»1 ho foreman of the winter, nnd in the northern State* in ram- , rrMt "*1“ wit>’ • in Id* nwr, tas 1.4 would .wdinorily be a happy ‘“n“fore «•,,,f one, though tin- nmiovonce of tramps is ulWn pnd of each of il£-so you _ U» .tap. po-.u™ d„ ' ; Tb_.nw.l_rt. nd.,,, <„ the rare, while tbe faithful trainman me*: ' I- M. ...druou.L X' b. 'mou rt lb. .bl -.»«wumn ran will . — -------- ------------1 *uu board a train in gangs of n dmu-n. armed w<tb pl«tob,und dictate wlierottie train »hall -ryiaw,, cMreytbem. >"he •>nr•M .. ‘ 1 Tt■ ihm nf - «u.i -• *“««• >’ CnxbUw op . d» w|,b 'TT".' -r! UP°n n in th* eterciitypcd page. P’S, "‘tT ’‘""‘I' ' bl““: "““I” T»..or Ibnlnor(, llltnr|, Blurap ,ho b each club, tbp- press is Instantly started. pajiers roll out at tho rate; of 4Q.(W an “°’u’’ thc oonriers put spur* into thr-lr nr" rerious, hath l**-nu*>* of tbe t*-.*t ofen- . Extra, all ubout the ball gunir! nnd a dun>n<-e involved nnd tho added difflcultir* d*»«n wagon* take on hmd* of j-apcr* und ,u basiling n train Tin- WestinghouM' au- are driven at Iwaknti’k <*peed for certain tematlo nir brake, which ha* served so ad distant corner*, where n score of eager mlrubly on pa**ctiger trnius for the last. flf. nomdxn-H are waiting fur each of tin ni. About 4*5.000 of these sporting extras are —_ • , , ” ’ B,,d ch>-ai«nnd ro mt to make it available for sold in Chicago everjt evening. gg»> treat mlve in the world for cut-, long fn-igl.t train*, but it |, now ao t.’r Sometimes the extra* appear with big >. <r tn•JT*“r *,n”- ' f*t*‘ ’"n‘ in * fcw “,e ‘•nMirman I head lines. “The Cuicagos Win.” or “New Her. ehappnl hand.*, ehilblain*. corn*.- who tu»w lm» to ride on the outride of ram in ’ York Victorious*." etc. This Is done by £Ad *tfn eruption*, and poffitivelj cares ; n freezing condicfou for nn hour ut a time making two stereotype plates. In one the B^<irnoj«y r.-pnonl. It I* guarantred will privttegvd to rit romfnrtaWv in his hiqtd line is fora Chicago victory, iu the jttv-JH-rfi-ct >atl*faetion. or money re- catioce while th*. sf.**l of the train is gov other fqr defeat. If tlie Chieagim chance .IT’ , pri'-’'-5 iH’r vm-xi I.y the engine r through the in*tantato win it is on the first plat*? that the f W. H. Gbodycar I m on* action of the air brake. On the strop I Email btamps tho result of the lain item Grant wore a 17 inch cidlar. I rr*d\nf th»R°cV mountain*, and « few g and the total* _ ' other hue*, thi* brake i* already, in umx While one of the thro* sporting editors Itch, Mange and .Soratelir* on human or I •■drakixo ar hand.’1 employed oa u inontiug paper is reporting ilniri* cured hl HO minute* I.y Woolford’s ■ But “braking by band" li*till the rule. In I tho ball game another is ut the race*, Fanflary Lotion. This ncvi-r foil*. Soli! running on ascending grades or nt alow while the third I* taking c-jre of other by Dr. E^Lalhrop, Druggist. Hasting*. ipwb tho brakemen can ride under corer, hporting events. Sporting editors are cl A trinri^ fraud—a gins* eyi‘. but in defending grades, or on levels wbetr wavs ou the lookout -for midnight prise tbssposd is high, they must bo on tbe tofw lights, und as these affairs ate usually of Die rars reaily to instantly apply tbo held secretly and in out-of-the-way piaces. brakes fur thi> remaui that there ure'grno- they pivo reporters ho end of niixlety. knew Kemp's Bal'um tor tbe throat and lungs rally only tliruo or four men to a long train Sometlm«* a "straight tip" as to wbero a ' was *■ superior remedy, a* It stopped her cuuifh weighing from 5!B to 1,000 tuns, whnomo­ fight is to bo held turns out tn bo n wrong ■ Instantly when other cough rrnjedtr-s bad no mentum ca niiot be arrested very quickly. In tip. 1 remember cm- icrasion on which a i efleet whatever. So to prove lid* ami convince descending steep grades only tho most’ con­ reporter of The Herald was told, confi­ f you of It* rtierlt any druggbt will give you a stant nnd. skillful care prevents tbe train dentially, wheru an intereatlngflght was to from rashing at breakneck speed to tho foot come off. Five or six other sports told • ; The Infant king of Spain h;i* a ihiimiiii- of the incline; or to a curve,, where it would him. confidentially, that the fight was to i be precipitated over an emlwuktnrnt and take place in as many different spots. , Jngpastiteu fur telogna xaustigr. crashed tn iqdintera. many miles apart. The young man wad , Hill's Peerlees Cough syrup te fast l^»nervous about it. but he didn’t lose his < vitnnig the p»|Hilar reutAlj No cun-. iu» tbnsummit, and the »prod is reduced *u> a head. llnHiad a reporter seat to each of ' • . . j'xay. W. IL Goodyear. x proper rate by tbe application of tbo brakes thu half dozen place.*, and was lucky i enough to be at tbe right one himself.— ; on. *ay, ane-thlrd or omrhalf tho cars, it will 't .-/ W»- <’• H. McKrney. of Itetffiflt. i» tte , ' perbap* bo found that one or two brnkce too Walter Wellman’a Chicago Letter. , Alf’"’ tail'**’** nt the Reform school. U_UJ have ua.r teen in-en put pul on, c and that the train ta many If your stomach te dhbntervd. tr) a hot- running too ... slowly. .. .. 8,,^ (lf tj,cni must -qfafetif Cobb'* Pill*. AO for -•’» rent*. W. then then te te l<w»m«l loosened. (wOr perliap* some are «et But tho colors are what give the street* . J Ji.-’Goodyear. so tightly that the friction teat* tbo wbaeto of.Seoul etich a quaint holiday appearance. T *Therti, was no secretary to the president unduly or enusra them to slide along tho White or blue predominates, and the long, flowing gowns, well starched and track 1 intend of rolling: then throe brakes Hurt te rclunacd and some on otfter cars ap­ ironed, glisten iu tbo sun and blend their J Parents, don’t let your children suffer plied instead; und all thi* mustte done colon* together, making a dazzling pict­ When Hill’s P«>erliv»K Worm Sprciik will i (-omutinu-e fur an hour) wten tbu tempera­ ure together w ith the red of thuchildreu'B relieve, or no pay. W. Goodyear. ture u 20 deg*, telow-xrru, or the wind i* dresses and the occasional bright silk under inure favorable gnwu of an official or well to do merchant, .Tii’* chun h festival oyster Is a g>>od deal blowing a gale, just Tlie people mostly drera in imported circuitsHanro*. ' slflunk in the berry thin season. white cotton, victoria lawns and silks. > Mindigrstion. that consch'iii'e of every bad A train moving at twenty miles an hour These are thickly padded with cotton for winter wear, and then preaent a very tdptiutoh. tan lie procured by. dslnr, Hlil’.s against a Wind with a velumty of thirty balloon like appearance. Originaliv they .Rirnaparilla. W. H. Goodyear. colored the doth aa a rule, but now'white fcThe turkey that esdaMd Thanksgiving sleet is falling tho force of It on his hiuids is tbe prevailing color for the common i>!ds V» roost high till after Cliristms' nnd tare is very severe. If wr add to thin people, a custom which Is accounted far tbe danger at cudant upon stepping from one by tbu following tradition: White is tbo U about •; mo. and we would sav at least one car to anotirr over a gup of twenty-fevou to tnuurniug color and three years the period half are troubled with some affection of the thirty incite* iu a dark night, when the cars of mourning. Once, during a period of ten years, three kings died, necessitating throat mid lung*, a- those complaint* are. ue/rardiog to statistixM. more numerous than "i”“re *>»aying io one unto or tho a change of raiment by tbo whole people . ,.«urvu3_ u> sutuv.io, raeh tttpe. It of.course was burdensome, . other*. We would odvtte all our readers not to I o’ber every few second.*, wo get soAe idwi of. .neglect the opportunity to call on their dnxjiisl | ‘hough we cannot realize, tbw/M>n*ations as n Coreun wardrobe Is rather extensive ’■ tutd net'* bottle ut Krtiip’s Balsani forthr throat I th“t 1X11,11 M ««■« tim« fill tbe mind* of tbo and quite costly. In order, then, toavoid the difficulty in thu future, they decided anil IuukX. Trial. uz« Jrt* , Largs bottle* 80e1 mcn wlu*'*’ pteosaut berth wmi *n enjoyable i on Kummer , to dress altogether in while and'bc readv and tt Sbtdfoy all dnigstet*. “ *"n mild -- ---------" J’s~day. And tiiis Is not an overdrawn picture or ' for the caprice of their kingn. Of course, i _ Catahric handkerchiefs for the fair sex the wealthy are not obliged to follow this tbe worst that might te given; for rain and I ’ look as if they were intended for dolls. snow combined emt th; 'i cu,t(,m- but may dress as they please.— Sick headache 1* readily cured bl Hoad’s Sareapsrilla. which tone* and rexntete* the dteesttoa. aud create* iwi appetite. completely and solidly that they arc worse than tta.^smiKrttest skating j>ond, nnd moving upon them I* attend.*! with danger at * ’* M'hool ha* been । opetiwl In every step. Jumping—it cannot te called Wood, wnlkmg-^-frotn ono car to another is in such That ’ dlHlresmig disease. tlii« piles, in caao* positively rocklew. The brake apporspeedily relieved Mint cufVd by Ayer’.- Pills atu* will in a snow storm te coated with ice ■o rapidly that vigorous action is required to keep it in working condition. Even a wind A. Manvel. Axs’tSupt. * G. p. Agt C. alone, in dry weatte r, sometime* compel* tte IL 1. A I*. It. IL writm: “1 lune lieen men to crawl from one car to another, fcraspaftHated with Salt Rheum In a moat wrioiw'j icR »ucii projections as they may. from. During the whiter season. my I Irrakeman wbo forgets forget* to.take to,take hfo hi* rrubber htiuil' have lieen In such coodldon that I coat and overall* sometimes snffeni severely wu» unable to dres- qr undrew* myself from sadden changes of temperature. In without gsaiirtauce, and I have nut had spring or fnl) a lively shower'will te encoun­ gloves or liandage- off my hand* for about tered in a sbelterud valley and tbo clothing four months until 1 begun using Paplllon will te completely drenched, nnd then within (cxtractof flax) Skin Cure. I certainly perhaps half an hour the awnt of a tow tlilnk it has cured my hands largi.' bot­ hundred frot brings tho train intoanatmenphen- a few degrew telow Uta fre-zing point, tles only 81.00 at Goodyear's drug -store. »that withite aid of tbe wind. faniKd by "Under false colors" Thr cheeks of n the speed of the train, the cloth*, uro vror great many women. soon frowu stiff.—B. B. Adams, Jr., in Scribner’s Magazine. The pajH-n. are full of sudden death*. If you have choking M’nsatlona, fluttering, pain or tamdrmeu* in cheat. faint easily, take Dr. Mile-’ New Cure for the heart, and so «M«pe death, as did Henry Brown. dragglAt of Cleveland. Ohio. Sold hr W. H. Goodyenr. nt.upon detecting these crim■« Bmitey In I’opnlar bdaton 1 him fair. NATIONAL SERIES, JUST CLOSED. 'OEACCO A Valuable Resoarce for the Sick. * LUXURY • COMESAS NEAR BEING NE plECE OF PLUG link hnk . . . aaosasaasM. in aun «> in<* real eMnix-Mumx-usni <k*iirer-l them from bondage und gnvu peace ; being lu tin-County of liarry. to the of Uli prr*»uiTity ugain brought in impiety and Michigan, known and dewTibed a« follows, to AS !T IS ANb !S lWty, prreientt wm. followed by rorruption, ntid that tel ua civil or foreign war. sometime* to complete subjugation; poverty and misery taught tb- irbard kwsou*. und on ibe ruins «>f the old civilisation a now onu sprang up. tn turn to grow rumipt and deenv. But this process. Which gore oh dnwly In nn<tra Ennn. .nd .l»«* w.«t o> mprtlj InU. | tino and the odjacMt regiuiM have been held byaeven distinct mow: Uiollnmitlc, thcSemitie, th* B rsinn, the Greek, th" Reman, the Hnraccu and the Turkish. Anti und-r each there were minor, but bloody revolutions. Wo have’ just completed the histury at its conquest i.y the Semitic Israelites, let us glan<v a menu-ut at those nation* who rarrounded them, and part of' whom they ex-‘ petted. ’ They bad many nature nnd principalities^ but were all of <>nv race, tbo Hornitos, nnd ono general type <>f benthemsm. They had progrrswvi far enough to have walled towns and sXtexisivu writings, and those nearest tho I'ba-uiciana parVxik of tbe civilisation of that people; but nil ancient writers agroe that as they advanced hi wealth and arte they declined in moral.*. Their religion was at drat, jirobably, a worship of tbe heavenly bodies and the foreva ut nature; from that they went on to worship the image* of ani- j Suited statra court* | timers over " Hasting* National Bank, . Basttnn, Ulcbigai-. ] office*. Booms 15. lb and if, i>r< ' 11 Auoctate ouw man Blortt, Gratitl Ilapldv, Midi. | j | : m. bates. i • Attorn Hastings, Mich. Practice* In nil courts of the stole. Hpectal attention to collect Iona MoNBYTO Loax ox ■nribort with decency (Roman* L:34). The prophets tell u» clra r)y of God's intention to annihilate people guilty nf- such practice*, and wotidcrfuUy bare tho»e prophecies bran fultlllvd. Tbe Israeli tea finally exterminated destroyed Tyro and tho Homan* annihilated Tyre’s offspring, tta Carthaginians; God Israelites preserved the knowledge of liu wont Hu "onlarged Jnphet” and nuulo tho offspring of Ham subject to him. Tlie licen­ tious Canaanites have no representative* in the modern world; tta* Israelites are among ua, on over present proof of ever fulfilling prophecy, and a glorious future is still in ro- Joshua and all tbe days ot th elders that outlived Ji«tina,r but tbe tain, of idolatrous I I I { I , Dated Nov. mti. i— Maxv A. <’ vxirnaiJ.. Adrnbdvtrator. -------—-------- --------------------------- tvJ N- FOwLER. ‘ • Dentist. flooio* fonnrriv occupied by* Dr. Jone*, ovv "mun. H_.d t.n Anny.'. ^-AjiT. KSaEi-KX ftVANABMAS K H • ITiyidcian and Surgeon, oaire over Nevin's store. OfBee hours from a ' TO AMONG DEALERS these Gouty; are?on the MARKET IN ONLY ONE SHAPE, 3x12 FULL 16 02, PLUG -THE POCKET PIECES OR CARRY WHOLE JSO.FUZER a BROS., Loiistllle. Kj OtDce and rt-sldrace oa Broadway, near Court House. Hasting*. Mleh. Wile, Barbara E. Hill and Ani-untaJ. Ilillar* defendant*. Notice I* hereby given that I sbal) sell at nubile auction Io the highest bidd-r, on Thursday, the 2ttb day of January. A. D. imp. at ten o'cloek in the forenoou. at the north trout door -of tbe court bmise. in thr city of Hasting*, county of Barry and State of Michigan. s51<! \ E. KENASTON, court house t-clng the plare tor liukllng the cir­ cuit court for Mid county of Barrv.«>e folio* lap **• Attorney at Law. described property, to-wll: Tlie umilvbl-d fourths of tbo following described tduvel all court* of the Stale. CoBeetions throe of land, to-wlt: Conuprncini: on tnr MWth e^»: OM1TH A COLGROVE, O ' Ijtwyera. (Office in Umob block, HmUurx.) Practice is all the courts of tbe state. C. WBLTON I* agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. He write* pollcle* un a man's property against }SJ?.,’7^reAn,li,?rin<or iMCalhst a man’s life by death and accident. 0OOK & SHELDON. (Officein Abstract Block.Hastings. Mich.) Have tbe only set of Abstract Books In Barry County. J NOamBEIN PtRfUMis the Breath. Ask for it. I cm often asked ns to my* sehaaUon* when | walking too rope; but if by that u meant . — *•— *«— « «i«vUU«m»«, > niuss •mw •k'cldodly in tb» negative. When 1 ’’aikfoX I tent some e^itrea nr twenty feet ®byud of me, a*l wutstfo softly or hum a ’ «tutrt» or awp*. m tbu tnmMrma? nene me. 1 Invariably keep time hi my -tup to the nww tl»“ burnt is playing, and 1 find that ! lyreb mowotiderfuUy in prtwrving my tel, my own wrigti utxt xtttt of u« tetHU’’riT «Kdo tnero must t» about 230 1 -pnuau.* terir.ag nu tbe rope, which naturally -ivc*etffiaktyrtkbly, Uili m-^inj ttyiu- r j-,. of ‘Ttc ciruf diClfoltie* we bare to -.uirounter in ’ tf.’pnt; our teiutca. i pretcr to jx-rtonu fa * t-'w«pen ar; to.- tu a hull or ttrotre even of ; th’-’ fcxr.7»tdimensions the ritmud air funtad j c.- tta elevation nt which my rope ta always PCSSIBlE MAKE IT n W. LOWRY, M. D., Pliyixlcian and ,Burgoon. Make* n spectalty of treating diseases of the In pursuance and by tlrtiwof a decree of th<KYEand EAR and Uie preservation of vision circuit court fur tbe county of Barry. tn chan w’®CTACI‘,a‘ aud ’’J® •Advice to Everybody U then lirolten by the affecting story of Huth. Samuel, tiw prophet, was then called and for a timo Israel enjoyed better days. ’ KNOWN ASA MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN A*. BARBER, M. D.. M Didn’t Watt Tar Hfcn. City Eflttor (to new reporter)— icxi nay this man was blown tip by r. ran- of nitroglycerine, hut you don’t Mate whether bo | Ifcttead or alive. । New Importer—I waited cronnd there four or firn hotur. but couldn’t learn it. - ciity Editor—Why couldn’t you leant It! New Ilcportrr—Because he i^dn’xcnmo down yet vrhea'I loft.—Dlnglmgitcn Republican. ■ " * A Ctore AHuaxfranCen. la ISM, iu Mcrnpb’.*, Lt atefugee school that I visit* d white chaplain tn tbo.crny, tjta I’ibte tesson was John sv. 1. cm t!;o true vico, gad my father In tlio lntsbmJiL man.” Ot» Bttio IcDow recited k then: IS INDEED Tbo third quarter closed with tin-'-hildreti erf ■ Israel entering on the Promised Laud, wldch j they soon owupied. except the portions still,I isted. uone rauk higher than dltnnious fjver a c mprebrnsive remedy for occupied by tlie Jobusite* aud other nations , Regulator, l.ivrr < '..11,1,1.11111. Pv«|hjmIm. ('onst1|>atloli. whom Gt>l bad left “to prove them,” Wrauae : Chill* and Fever. Iiebillty. Nervousness, niek Headache ami other ailments they bad partially failed to keep His com- i altitboted to Bllloesiicsx. mandmruta Tin remaining Irewms of tbe 1 PURELY VEGETABLE fourth quarter detail tbe wonderful history ' It relaxes tbe bowel* wit Inuit griping, puriSe* a hllloubreath and cumpletrly relierrx tbe of a period of four centuries and more, during many indrserllMble symptoms which torment wbleb tim-chOMti ;«opte went through a sue- ’ suD>n*n from dy*t»*p»ia, liver compliant and cession of trial*-for tbo livvcfopmeat of tbeir : kidney trouble*. It also dfteetMllr removes tbuw nervoti* symptoms felt when bile I* Im­ cbsraetcr. There i» a strange and ranarka- '■ perfectly secreted or I* misdirected. blr interesting serie* of yrpctitionA each phase having it* own peculiarities, yet all ' ciiforeing th# »nmr lesson—that unfaithful- ! lettnvr. deceased. ■ nea* bring* pnnlsbtneijL ' Notice h. hereby given that I »iial! sell at puli The |i;w*«» ore uniform; first there wr.* • jXKvre, aid with it prosperity till the people forgot God. la-glccted His ordinance* and adapted corrupt practices from tbeir neigh- : *a!d droroMsl. tn tb" t<»» nslnp nf Baltimore. In the county of Burry. In the state of Michigan. le»r»; tin'ii <>xvi allowed those m-jghboiu to triumph over them and nului-n them to slavery till in their misery they called ou tho Probate court <•! Barry County, Michigan. all of | P R. TIMMERMAN. Homa-pathic I'hy| * • aiclin and Surgeon. blood, so they *>on “did *vil in tho sight of I ' The railway gtatious. and especially the tbo Ixird and wfved Baalim. ' Seven times, I station for Moaoow, uro acenes of intense in strikingly similar tanguag*, is this state­ ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Kstatc. In­ human Intoresl. Yon usually go to catch ment made alMxit tbeir serving the gods ot surance and Iakuu. | a train iu Rnsaia half an hour too noon. tlie neighboring nation*, and it is occasion­ Office with J. G. Runyan A Son 2 doors north | If you uro going any distance all your ally added that they adopted tbejmpure nnd family nnd frieuda come to bov yon off. cruel rites with which the heathen celebrated Iverv one ia admitted to tbo platform. . *tbeir l“" worship. ' _ Their puninin • ifatnent was ter­ of rhicb. ns a consequence, present* a • riblo. “They Io ---could not any- longer stand bo­ ----------- --- , fore their ericnacs" .-mil sank into ths most like of which I have arcm iu ut> other galling slavery/ Tbx'ir first noted oppnwora ” country. The restaurant* ut thn stations | of Mreopotamfa, and vyhen they had ROBERTSON HOUSE, nro admirable. Tbe restaurants In St. nerved their eight years the Lord raised up PotersbnFg are numerous, thb hotels com- ' Othatel to deliver them. Ho gkvu tliam rret r. KRODKHHKH, JProprirtor. fortablc, and, thanks to the depreciation ' forty years, then tbqy transgromedijipiin, t,1»’ ruble, nnt «»> dear. In most of I and Eglon. king of Moab, brouglrt tbein Cor. Jrffersou and Court dts^ Hasting^ Mleh. tho Russian reatauranta digestiou is sup- I under for eighteen year* Ehud stew Eglon posed to be facilitated o.by wraninumtn the strains of Da I and deUverad them, nnd this time they imd i Tills House Is new. with pleasant rooms. The ‘ *!c musical box ; K^tlc box or or mechanical mechanical organ, organ. [ rest for eighty y.-are—that is, probable, till patroosce of the pabtlc is reepeetfuliy soBelterf. , ^urawi discourses loud loud voiced voiced muaie music all nil ■ tbo youngest children who «mM remember w dinner bgtdngat.-U. Is troimr on.—W. T. T. Stowl Stood tbo deliv, rance hnd died. 111 txipt<‘DJPor*ry Harlow. Then coino twenty yt ar* of still more gall­ ing subjection to Jablrx king of Canaan— mcfiuliig nt that time rt small country ju«t From tbi* caiAivity It •» is sathcr “ an odd thing if you south uf the Israelite*. ** “ wu uiiiig that mat >r , ....... ,*, —lI.............. _' «l_.-- - ■< ■-- ■ who hss a dbesasd L! wr h to st core take proper I P“>"• 1'rtniml dip rani IUC ilw ■ ItlKMl- M.a.l •MWrtxrt „ caru - - ----------—. .uni ..»<__ III'.' lortv Aram fl,.,,e .I... tbe receiver 1letter ,b“ loi.'l U,:,, L-II k3'1 rt-*t r«t lort -v X.'’ear*. «»«■" Again they inrani to euro tt. Tbo funciK-a Uio IJ or U 5egovernment, will will charge ,!xl.on “w wgutar rxwuUun .. the .jo same matter is , *"'F-diipe<l idol*, mid Um> Ixwd gave them into postage, while if on tho cord nothing extra J tlw> luu ‘ ' 1 " r Midisut. And tbh was worao print"*! d|xectly ml the;__________ , "" ‘ ’wi which, if I tteui all belore, for tho Mldiautto were no. Arnin.Bud ;!.n whole nervom »j is demanded The *anto alip vast and vital tmportaiKe to hutuaa health. mndie robber* who destroyed all tho fruit pasted on a postal card. w.mid be!• charged unsealed i of fteid*;■ — »o — the ------------------Israelites fted extra for. may be put into nn tiuwueu - tbo -------------- from tbo envelope, and it will then go at printed valloysiuid “mndu ’.hem dens hi themouiimatter rate*, or tho whole .paper from । btius.’’ rtaveu year* of terror and fiiunuu which the clipplug is taken msv bo nont | they suffered, and then too ten! raised up containing the article 'marked ut a much i (’hk*.n to deliver item. “And tte country lees raje than ‘tho government would i wa* iu quietness forty-year* tn tbe days of cliorgtr for the same article uttsrheil to I Gidron.1 1'txm^tbe wearying *iory«B* n>tlte card. That ta. the government would ■ P“tod;therewu«apastMyr.wt> wla*ale murder, iue ae;«rdivc to dlrectioof they will ‘euro you rather carry four ounroe for a cent tiian j civil war ami tte wicked rata ot Abnnelccb. P«nn«>enlly. Around each box U a —the four-fifths of an ounce for thn ranter After him tneru was comparative peare VniKrT i-itll,. KOI .1.......,|..n ,.Z « 1 .. - — ... money.—Detroit Freo Praia : furty-lw > year*, then soother apostasy owl 1 slavery for eighteen y wuw. Jcptnha deliv­ ered them and anotbor peace was foUowed by FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh; Pa. Nutmeg Hickory tho Btronxest Wood. Professor Sargent is credited w|»L mak­ subjection to tbe Philistines, winch brings IVORY POLISH W ing the statement that the ’‘strongest us to tbe wonderful story of «amwm. innuunp anu ineir I'arenU. FnndUns* nnd Their Parente. An«T>ta,e^urt b. ranumurt MHort __ .... > > - . . something living known of its parents or their circumstaxC-w. nnd without formal papers of transfer. I This routine axpasat many frauds and Iratls managers to reject thousand* of applicant* for ailmiwion. Manage^ tike to • A debt of gratitude is too often com­ boast of »ho cases they have rejected. With promised at 10 cent* un the dollar. foundlings, nothing of tbo aort occurs. Tbo girl whnie yielding* to temptation have uuulo The early bisbxry tif America L* full of her a mother, be ubo in high life nr in low, I'taiMvs <»f men having great mme. But tbe Jnienqicrat:' who prefer to use tbeir <Bj>idiy i»r.?i'tiling the mi>st nervous mcucs -for drink to rearing their own off­ • on eartli. The recent increase ot spring,; tho society people who bn v0 1 ■ousted buadaelie. Iiacks< be, j that th|re will Bo no children in tbeir familire her-.ouen-ss. ,hsUbiteriBg of the heart, etc., points l^b-dnmy of the cute, unlres thL, positerlnt the Nile, either in a vacant lotor cLa<:kc<!. .Nothing will cure npon scirnu bandy door stop. Under cover of like Dr. Mik-' N’.nine. darimcaiall is aecrnt. Either a policeman, or HyMiffititlP naltber opiutc not tbe irotti cltixmr whose door step tuu been in­ vaded, quickly and safely transft'ni tbe waif to an asylum. Tbe reminders of sin and wood in the United States U that of the Don’t fall to try’ It. nutmeg hickory of tho Arknnsas region folly, os well aa tho bunlens at tbe parents, and the weakest is tbe Weet Indian blrcb. ♦HI ftrr a New Were society organized to encourage this Jho most elastic is tho tamarack, tho white or shellbark idekory standing fur ft tnore satisfactorily. But ct.-rnal shame below it. Tho highest spedfle gravity, abcmld rest upon Use weak minded, bencto- upon which in general depends value us We fuel, is obtained by tbe blue wood of tant people who by tbeir ill advised altruism ; Dttltlvatti such ikgradntlon In society. One- Ttexas.” fortheir unnatural flNC PIELE OF ______ FOURTH QUARTER OF THE INTER­ • i Bs* “t tlti* lordlriiir. Am *utrttfc Bittere *»v«i bfa lift-. 1. WBcoxetiu. of (!<«*<• f'avi’. K> -. Bt*4iinnuy. saying:! He )M*lH’.e■■EWntlld ha*’c ilied._ had It fifeEl.-ctrie Btttare. tt ruinetly will anrd off. iv well i-Malaria IMmum-*. luid for all Lh’rr and Btoma> h IdisonJers il feqMted. Pries' ftftcJnnd*!. W. lear's drug shire. . LESSORS REVIEWED, mate of Michigan. county of Barrv,—m. At a session of the Frolxto Court for the County of Barry, iiolilen al the Probate Office in the ( tty of Hnstlnn. in said county, on Fri­ day, the l«h <i«v ofNorember. In the year one nuu rmia. ■rruni. Frvranl. Win. W. Cole, .ludjre o: 1'robMa. In the tnauer ot tho estatv ot Eddie T. Branch, deceased. tin readimranxl fllfnx the petition, duly vorl- for the heart ng of etrsat law of **id aons interested in i The dty of Hastings, in said eovnty. and w. If miv tlieru be, why tlie jwaver of rahgetevvti west. In Ham countj. jilirhicai. Uieace running west iwent) one rods to a stake between section eight and seventeen cf Mid townsnip, tbenre north to the quarter lit*- to it stake, thence rant co the <it*rter ilne to quarter post tn ween secUoti c'ltht and nine twenh rod*, thence south to tlu- seetiou roruer tin subject to tbe life relate ot Sarah Cook. Dated Hastlnas, Mich., Derrmber H. l*»'. Auixzii H Kkxamus. C'lreult Court Conunlsslomr. Barry Co . Midi. RWtTH It OoUiXnVK. ttollcitors for t uiiudxluant. Htate of Mlchloui. County «f lurry •.,« At a session of the l*roti«te i.x'urt for the I’uunty of Barn1, bolden at Un- Probate Offlre in thu city ot Hasting*. In said coon!v. on I’riday. the sub day of Nmember, in Uk year *>ne thrm-tatni eight bund nil and elghty-elght. . Present, Wm. W. CiYIe. Judge of Probate. In tlie mhlter of tbe estate of Cmtna Bolton, de«*rad. On-rradtng and flHag tbe petition, duty veri­ fied. of Ktnier Bolton, husband of said drevav! praying for reasons therein sd tortli. tnst a>l ministration of said estate ma> l»- granh-d to your (ictlilourr nr some other suitable person. TIutvii]m>ii it lx eHMred. lh:.t Th1' by liUk the Wil quk sigh Sut said petition, and that the heirs st law <4 raid deceased and allot her pervotis tnirrestrif In said retate, are required to appear at a session <4 Mdd court then to be Holden at Ibe Probat, Office, in tbe city of Hastings, in said count! and show cause. If any there be, wty the pnirer of the petitioner may not be granted And it i» ftirtbrr ordered, lliat raid petit; n„-r ch- :i<u । toUic nrnwoM Intvreatexl Iu raid mtaic. nt thr pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof by eanstnc a copy of thl» order tn published in the HMtlngv Kanxkk. a newpv per printed and circulated iu said tminly tT liarry. once in each w e ek for three *ucco*n'. weeks prevlotis to raid day of hrarlug. Ww, W. COLE. Judge ofTrnbat. IA truecotw.l ami -Wtale of Mlcblgau. <xi lb* HUi day ot March, limt. al i.’;»o’clock p. m. in liner . ; c; mortgagr* on pm -W. said mnrtgagr i'< iu. given tn secure thr pavmer.t of tire nuudreu dollar* In two year* from the date thereof to ■Btbcr with tbe Interest on the same at and at tar tlie rata of eight per cent, pernnuuni »i*i payable annually from Its date. Now. therefore, raid mortgage being di* am' payable and by which default tbe power of raK In said mortaMC cotilauicd lias twyomr <>|mt* tire; and whereas there Is claimed to be dmaudunpaid ot principle and interest ou the rat,! mortgage tbe sum of aix hundred aud two dolIan sod thifty-Uirreevntsi»«>2.33iMtibr(t»t-ot this notice and m> suit or proreedlujt* at law or In equity bating bceu Instituted to recover • _.rf Ihanxxt n<il,<— I- ill uu isuancr nl amt nty of Barry and state of Michigan libs* the place of hoMBur thr circuit court for ttwcounty & Barty, where said premises arc situni ad) sell at public auction or vendue to the high •st bidder tlie premises dreeribed in raid mori gage to satisfy the amount dne on rata mortinw C •ether with an attorney ft said premise* being describe M all that certain piece cr • Ul "TI HUU Iiuuiin i ~ ....... number two («■ north of rauxe eight (SJ Dated Sept. Xlll. A. D.lfflR. TO ADVERTISERS. _ A ilHlof 1 jomnewapapern divided Into STATUS. J AND wrnoNS will be Mint on application., em �Ab /rtf A MODERN SAMSON BREAKING STEEL CABLES AS STEAM PIPE f:rer PRICELESS AND PEERLESS. THE LONDON “BOBBI MAKING .VAX FIGURES, NARROW IF THEY WERE COTTON THREADS. UOruIrrfUl When Jnme* Wilson, tte exjionxiaaiMt, was descritexl in three columns a few wreks' ago it was believed by the medical fraternity and by all Mm saw S(r. Witem In hi* wonderful perfonimncc* that no other man ot, tho taco ot tbe earth |K;*uniM*d such strougth. But Tbe Evening Hun's (Teak hunter has Ifeen prowl­ ing about town for a fortnight, -k-eUng n porulle! for Wilson, and yesterday found bint Tlie new man’s name is Chaylw H. Sampson. HofeBByearaof age.crf medium build und heigHL'not a man wbo would te picked out a- a giant In rtrength, l-ut a quiet, ordinary looking perapo. , Mr. Wus >u broke great trunk strap* one at u tun*-. Mr. Hamprou break.-* threw of the same strapa at once. Mr. Wihton broke nine ' «<•* i wirecubhwofleight strandsfncii,with the power of hi* cliret. Mr. Sam^bou ••,-ooubroke uruacin iutte iur prerenceof the ru[>ortcr -----tiiicknexMnof the | same «tcel win*cable;or,in*U, .all hoi l.OOu strands. ^mk.1. ■ Ho went WiU further wild bruko a steel trnro . chain, mh-L as are in aw on truck harnew,' -fastening itabaqi hische-tand Imratiug ite i link-* lite »s much glare. Tte same chain, 1 nu*. uv !iuK, iieiiterniciy pull* puib* iij iq two . link by Ijuh, te deliberately with I;;. liQUils, Gaspi[x>au inch in diaiix.-:cr । tends into dhows by striking rte hiugtli '• of the pi|x- twrc-** ! T,h* lkyj,R1 ©nnual report of tbe fire mar «bal of tte city of Boston for the year ending May I. 1888, contains, among other matter*, tbe followhig interestin'; information: * ‘•avc ten able to satisfactorily trace tbe origin of but five fire* during tte vear to •team plpai.aud tbe circumstance* surround-, rag Ux-ta in uo Way tend to .now flint wood in it. normal condition, L u.. wteti free from any (ircviou* desiccation, is in danger of beoomlng ignited .In this tmuim-r. In attee word*, ignition in *aid ease* appears to be merely a certain sjiecdes of wlutt i* pupularly tarmetT **{Kintauemu cotnbusUou." tlw steam pipe* tbemrelvre being merely one of many indirect factor* which often n**ii*t in produc­ ing such combtatton. Although tte subject has been diacuiaad fico And eon from the year IMO. wtem Cbtaf Braidwood, of tbe 1JdZ to* brigade, first nddn^-wd the bom** of lard* on tte topic, to the prerent time, when tbe opinion* of experience! [--raon-i inter•Mod in the matter seem to be somewhat conflicting, 1 find by tar tte preponderance cf evident* in favor <>f tte cunchision that WMkl, subjecte*! for a number of ymn. to tte — ■», "uuiuesumoisture, exposure to a draught of tm, or Utidr-r tbe influence of friction. Caowvl by and contraction---of th© pipe*. - expundou . ------------------------------nm>’ u-mk »«<» taw- A* tte ignition point 'f »'r«ll mry pnx* ->i onuiary pint, wool wood bn* bn* bren been determined, deteruriuod. ............................. • - -it i v cxi-nuunt. to to70)deg*, rulinsiteit, ** wido-tt that thu must te reduced by some J** " --nlcr to admit of iu taking fire at ■'V -. G"' temperature <rf steam under a *■ ‘* 1 Rive found one of the most frequent cau«< s of flr**, which are dircctiv tra*x»bk scrvuK imi.-h. Tite.r putter obtained an interview with to Ga iu [.if.,, to te ib-M-lf ignitteuof <hi»t. Mr. Hau.p*>>n iu a private roomm un uptown fluff. * nnl. pivcca of paper, Waste, etc., which reshtexus*. Tho namo of tbe nun i* at once j »**-;ii * ;\»iuliy attracted-to tte neighborsteam fupi* through ulru-Kt IooIumI upon a* nu OMUined one, for tbe very txxwl of iinuerctj til,!*-••revii'ea. In neverul Mich mNvvertbvb'v. his true uair.u is .‘tampsuu. coverw.' i-: <! ’.tmgutebed before ilo.ng any Baden, Germany, und i*. I harnx . P. L Montgomery, secntoryiof .tbe 10 yuan* of agv. He cniuv 1 Western M tnufaeturcr*' Mutual Insurance a short time since, after i com|K*u*. in ttvcinl report No. 5. f.th*. Mauhaving traveled all over Eurc>[>vexhibiting ' faciiirer*’ Mutual Insurance «xjni|Hny. refer* to thia same element uf danger, an i suggests, bis sirciigtb. • • *. a rcn-rWy. bn* uw of « funnel shaped cast­ ing, out in l.-o parts, from three to six Heh-cting u piece of *U*1 chain about three : inches in height, tlttmg closest thu top, and fret 'lung. Mr. Sampson,' forced o[»cn one ot M-ruwe.1 'o the •floor, where tin- pipe passe* tte link* aud lux mod a ring of tte chain. Just through; and b« lirtber recommends that u । Urge enough to tit over tte bicep* ninrele of thiini'h*. -f Mniie son-rombiuitililc materia) tte arm. A aroofd chain wai ("rim'd In tte should ta» put llirovcb the liolv in the floor sutde manner and carefully titt>-d. When or partitfi ti and truly fastened on either tbe ann wa* nlloWM to hong lourely ut the dde. there cbiiiu* were found to fit suugly । tact with tlw pipe. ulrut tlie Lie?!'*. '1 L*-ii Mr. Sainpwin’n finger- | Tbe liglt sbrathlng by which the pi|ie« WM carefully carried upward and ns Ute elbow crooked thp strain upun tbe chains bcbeiit, wb*-n there tea* a -harp u piece 1 of'-acb chain flew to tbe veiling, and tiie , tlmins dropped to tbe floor, broken squarely I state from rt*x-l, thrw-Mxt H-iitb* of on inch tulck. und formed in double links an inch and a bait" long. The tensile strength i» reuiuat*-*! al about 4.0te pounds. Mr. &un|»oii says it du>«'i>ot In­ convenience him in tte leatt to Im*ak ttetn, mid he apfurently doe* it with «-> -ouch •■«»«’ ■ a* if tending his arm with. nutUing un it I ar© often covered, stantly nbr. rl» the extrena-iy l-able to tion temjwcture. such cundihon by b jig obligel to con­ ©defined steam heat, i» ren-'i a dangerous igni­ SlWTthing reduced to being- ju <•!<»<• contact canoed by Iu niter dn*t ibsAh- drv house of n plauing mil sifting clirougu th-.- floor on to Uh pijjo. 'tbu desirability uf employing steam । ![•-». t* prevent tbi-Jr vntact with wood, dust, rt»., is t.jiparent. They should never tie inc-HMHl in theaLang. ProfesaorGibaon.il a repbnto the Manufact- fifty-one decorations aud medal* tor hi* prowe«<, of which forty-eight are from royal donor*. Home of them are magnificent specimens of fine handiwork on gold. On Ang. It). 1878. Mr..Sainpw>n engaged to tlie wrist and bung’ only by n string; drop tire arm in the s:uu • lifeless mannnr and with the laxly throw it ab^ul in every direction; drop the bend, let -it turn with the nmsclee temock, cut-one limb off ul tiuilnp and let it swing without tbe use. of its own niu«cles. will out Of every member, a f«-ot requiring much practice. >rnivd with a single blow jn the presence of operta* AVilhelm and Emperor Francis •*tbc controlling exercise." The jiapii is taught Just wbnt muscles should bo used iu .H.-ph. He wears , a handsome decoration .-omiueut*'rating that event. I and the plastic muscle* are readily influenced Tbi» festt of skill and strength was reby tho controlling mind! AU tbesu oecliaiipeau-d al Ems, Germany; St. Peu-isburg and icil exercises become in time unconsciously Fans. Mr. Sampson striking but a single Applied, tbo mind from withni permeates the ranioto.t tissue, told tlai trained disciplined In thu case tbe steer uiu running and musclt- rcsixnid* in skiibd and swift ubediEco to its dictates. Thir mad beautiful exknooked the animal down and a second biUuu of Dclsanian pHuctpics may be seen cnmln-l Ila Skull. During in.* professional ex pern ecu th to Hercules ha.* suffered broken into liie oral animation. Tto first percep­ arm* uo ItiM than seveutoeu times. HtdoM tible thrill i* at tho cb«C; it quivers tip to not attribute iiis gre.-.t strength to any freak th. sbouldcni, glows In thu face, sum tn the .ruining and exercisfe. Ho has already been ►hi in public ui this city, and is the woudcr jf-ull siwsw him.—New York Evening Sun. Europeans v. ho Lave been foolish eticugh, sitaer in youth ur age, to tattoo thteusclvis* LU Fiji blander^ Fataffuntaas, or any other race erf pictiin’-quo savages, may bo interest­ ed to tear that Dr. Variot, uf Paris, ha* dis­ covered a limplo but effective method ct nimoving rod or blue picturtel ,’doviccs bodkd tbe results of his experiments iu au elaborate treat;.*.- on tattooing iu auciot-t tbo Hurts Bidlog.cal society. Further, tbo ioetor lias expcriiReuted < n prisoners in th© Central infirmary, to which ho is attached, and uu hospital paticuta, till ot .whom hattf, voluntarily for garrct*. to lager beer cellars^-to drawing­ rooms, and have offended an ^ndleas lot at people, proftMional <r otb<<rwi»e, by U-lling thnffi tline ___ ... ... . seated. Miiu- Las liven a thankleoi task, for once a man is crazy over tbe murits of his vndin, b«* i» hke Bottom in tlie play. It is a hallucination which uo amouut of argu­ ment will overcome. I don't argu*-. What is the use! "But some of tbes*- violius were good f “Certainly. I have beard some instru­ ment * giving out todew whK-ti delighted me— just a» good a* those mails by tbo early Italian makers—only they w ere not Crem> MY UNDER RESPONSIBILITY. ©wuuy well drererd to hold tbe fcminin* tiad sort of fellow wonderfully civil and obliging. and bit natural dour© to please is sitniulatod by a doo policrnfen in showing him bow to find hi* way through the intneato thoroughfares Tte system employed by th<»« who control tte- Umdop [xilice makes of them machine*. Iniulicit <rf*dience‘ to tUeir r*perior» te the ideal of excellence. Il 1* tbeir liusinewi to otey. not to think. Give n Ixmdon palice- what the public adcs nb >ut and never can undcntaii'l. Well, a Harjs-r's last publica­ tion ■« more legible tlian the first work iwurd satrch for tbe earlian types of things Ixcaitej they nr*-sometmi.-s rare, but not nn-vskarily beuutiful. A violin that iui^ lived itQO years and e/enped ail tu-cidem* lacomrs n remark­ able thing. Think of floods, lire*, and that frail thing, u box of thin [rood! Thu probabilittt* of cbancc* sti.l hold tbeir *way. A violin ba* UVcd on for three centuries ttrougn tniravul m* inter*ration, but its time li.i* come. Tie- owner of the violin, with bi» iuArnmont, is in tbe car*. There i* a Magltii has Iwn ground into illnmcnti I bad ‘dona Hu •tarted in to put ttw lnstrt> meut into shape. He then found rlv. harmony lacking, and bad to luno the old tiling ovex replitvt “Why, a New York poheuiudn would have tliem out in a jiffy." sir, and hut a political un-etmg bevwybody. "as a right to bexprens ’is Lopinion, sir." And be looked at inc after a fashion which indicated tliat iu bin judgment bo bad shown tbe superiority of Enftiish institution*.* ’ Tbe upahot of tho business was that after awhile the majority of those prtaent camo to a virtue, so they rushed tbs obstructionista out of tbe hall and bustled Item down stairs at tbu risk of breaking tbeir necks or limbs. their bones together nud maybe still turaw a sen) Into them. He will attempt a r.-surno- policemen arrested them for, disorderly con­ duct. SOMKTUt!tn IS a XAMK. Tbe txiudiin policVnuui I* nicknamed by tbe «trret urchins "bobby." “Cheese it, the the ifixt.-cnth century, and ui maker.—New York Times. ruptol by tbe approach of some miuiuu of If a uinrriagr. a death, ur a birth among tb«hr kiraiird were the oul) landmarks in Euglisli ladies' lives, wr should soon bare tla-M.* cceashaM t-rccUxl into aa lengthy fmmly boy*." is-tta Inngunge usually employed by a [■olicenian looms up in tbeir vicinity. There is a difference In these greetings, and rvanev < f Ash Wednesday. Shrove Tues­ day, Candlemas, Michaelmas, Lady day, Indeed, female ingenuity tu» there lung they orc tUo.-ougiily trained and brokea. Tub mvcio education soun temper cuuisiugiy. and makes item aaytbmg . . . ___ .___.si.. r»_i_—- ..... obliged to atuu them by a Wow on the nt*® before unburuessinj them on account ul tbfdr savage natmu. Bes.<ka drawing sledges thfey marks or sputa a itb Mod)** until tltu blood flow*, then to inject tunuiit, and flusliy to ixiuteritt with nisratoi'f *il»cr. ‘tx-oiivenieiwu is felt by th© pcr»>u o.,crated nuutara warm in muter uigbta TI remarkabic u eather [>ropb«A mid d tte signal rervice bureau, for tt w a largo surface. Tho wound* coined by [iricki.-ig and cauter-mtion licccnw black ior a tiuM-, than tnni red. aud after a mouth tb» lajaky typo, diuggy. *»«& ervCl vurlius Saturday is tire for divt-rwem afforded by occurrence* in- scrpeuL . So. iu turn, bus California been judged. Tbe visitor to tbo north or to her mountainou* regtons complains of her Arctic cold. sxgccious tf all feral typo, aad arc aeiploycd. Ono wbo encountm* woekot wanu weather r.ud trained in tbo moil careful imintier for tho mt:l:.tudir.ou» lasxicarrequired oh them. region of torrid beat. Tbu jmui who secs un Soca after Lirth they are placed wiu\ tbeir irrigating ditch aaaumes tlit all her crops are grown by irrigation. Ho who is drawn into tbe whirl of a real estate boom judges that the wbois state is for sale in [>orvcls, and wcuuc J, ore ciudcrunc:’. to sodtery r id L;iug cx.rcmcly tby cud irigh£ca*d withal, tLoy run cj fast ns they can luntll they tacomu blown tad cowed. ' After title trial trip they are remanded to all tbe policemen were instructed to look out for dynamite, but they were ako directed how to look out for iu I shall never forget tbe ludicrous spectacle presented at the en- habitants have fared to butter, hiving been measured by a few of the mo»t ceaspicuous type-v*-i;countered in our cities, or by self asmruvu examples of we*tern citlaoiubip who chi^d among tbriu who corrie. 1 a bundle that afternoon wo* made to submit it* content* to the scrutiny of a policeman before b«mg 1 । I ‘ ’ tachi of an officer of the law exhuming greasy tin, {rem the reoerec* of tbe rapaciou* basket.of u>aw, thrifty farmer * wife in order to die­ rover if there was any dynamite them, was very funny. “You don't really exjtct to find any dyna- mold i* *ftnply broken up nnd a now mode) made. Hie head goe* next to a woman, who in*orta tbe Loir, eyebrow*, eyelashes, and beard. A little instrument with two or three duirp needle [mints i* used fur thia Hue finishes it, Iu color is pale pink, and be fixing it upon a pedestal. Tbo bead and hands are joined to it ar-d it is ready for ex­ hibition.” “How long does all thi* takef “It depend* upon tbe sculptor entirely. Figure* nowadays are mostly portrait*, feud in modeling one, twpecially of a rontemrorary Individual, tbe *cu]ptor is likely to moke half I have broken tbe bread ot life to hh people that tbe prayer l»- offered the usual petition that haw expression*. Figure* cost a* high as |3Q0. The hair on the head of the figure of Those who always keep a bottle of New Style A niegar ratters In the bouse, are a* well placed ill."~hent»h IToverb. You Anrf-ricnns have not all the enterprise in the world, and 1 think we could show New Style Vinegar Bitters would cure It some ot your moil energetic advertising solicitors a few |>oinu that you know nothing tiali IToverb. aliotit yet In Bclgiuin and Germany wa always use getter different fmm anything you have Bulwer. “Come, now, move on, move on," said a policeman in tones of geutiv exhortation. Purpose sufficient to “Why in thunder don't you arrest the nuuiagctr.vht, and it to tbe organ of tbo bote! VhMMmr tinier* sud ti bruteF 1 asked the policeman. "Stone* and sticks are flung only nt trait-bearIt is nothu.g like jour Hotel Importer, but it “Well, 1 don't like to do that He might i* a journal intended, strictly tor tbe u»e of have some of bistoab about and 1 might get tbe guest*. It contains ttateuimiU of the New Btjle Vinegar Bitters will curc headache hurt." the jiohcdiiati replied. amusements going on. of tin? sighta to ba In less than lull an hour. AfU-t some further exhortation tbe brute aeen, railroad timetable*, cab fan-*, and, in a wa* induced to move on, protesting, how­ word, all of thaw thing* which a stranger OC I* PC* ever, that be could lick all creation, and waking up in Berlin cr Munich or Antwerp key ot haatth, aud consequently, of Joy. especially that portion of it that wore [»hce- would want to know. There is usually n men's uniform*. Hu had not gone far when story and a brief resume ot the morning telebe fell foul of n companiun, wbo wa* merely grauu ui tbe-;’ paiwre, but po atti-aipt at trying to get him home, and kicked him and editorial or tbu treatment of new*. The never need pay a doctor. lielaboroi him uumsrclfully. Still tho po copiM are given away and tjuMwventiu conics iiroman merely exhorted him mildly to altogolbcr from the advertisement*-. The. • Troecourage l»Uke a kite, a contrary **»<» Tube* It higher." “move on U , paper* are prepared (yr 4* different bataJs in New ftejle Vinegar Hitter* te alimut tbe only Tbo feelings uf a costennongw at length each city by one firm, but each copy is dlffar- known cure tor cure tor comttpatlon. . gut. tbo letter of him and be exclaimed, "Blast my bleeding boyns, hif I don’t ’are a gnut dry goods stores and tailor shops ba* go at you myself. Put hup your dukes now." its own Buwspa;«r constructed on tin uuno plan, but devoted chiefly to fashions aud tho a __ ____________ fU.. — Bitter* dsllj MS Drug company' 0p«»k* l healtN of your skin. tsM Harald. can renre of the term. for they arwaddre sodUi rear Btitars. they V. ill keep men. children youug and welldailin, not weeklies or monthlies. and they New Htjle vineitar Bitters pqifl The ttreeU of Tokio are not narrow lite ixautine* tbe rompirxlon^jg nerves, muscle* and brain From E. l.sve toM-i all colors at the rainbow Is a good utturod । mm in Now York,’’ remarked an uptown buliKJt; ani can, and they laugh and bow low to each ! sunwihiuc I oonsider other as they meat. Tbs Japtuw back is j num mg fumUhod do.ibarateiy started iu tte enterprise backed one to be Uta recipient of «o much attention, tliurv is liitla servility und fawning. 1 am rout far i-lto u month whan f b manly alwat it. and tte only unpleasant rule, - A-ht U> iulu.lt < Graphic. quired to model a single figure. No, seulp- d paused. Hu faith was not strong enough to ton* rarely mexlel direct from life, except in I allow him to conclude the aenteoce in the tho case of the hands, although instance* are 1 oSlomary way; so tbaconscteDtioMold man known of their having done so. They prefer 1 added firmly, "And may be shine as a star of a pboto-zrapb and rely upon tte-lr niemoriw । consiiierabk* magnitude forever and ever!"— for detail-- In making a bead. But they *1- Boston — — ------ ■ Transcript. way* mold hand* from life. No artist in thi. world can exactly represent that wonderful I:uman member, with all Its thousand linos. uraagu sight in the atreet ouu kta day. A man was undergoing pemmco by ctawliug ■ animal* should have thin renewal, "Lieb tte very dull and ordinary preacher occupied man tell the color ot bi* nearest friend's eye* 1 —UmPnhv bi* hair wa. arranged, bis weight, carriage, etc. Little detail*, such as tbe ear. important and expansive item. “No. sir." "as tho abashed reply, “1 don’t; but hit * border*, sir, and wo a* to hoboy’ tbeta.” r TtMIbITY AND l<OEClolON. Lalo^iie night 1 was approaching Blackfriar’s nridgo from tbo Surrey side. A small knot of people attracted my atteutjuo. A drunken Irish soldier aud a woman were en­ gaged in an altercation. Ho accused tbe woman of stealing bi* money, and when she Many of tbe ebrap piano* of tbe pre* at day are defective m tiite respect, and will never remain long in tuna—H. A Niciraos tn Globa, Democrat the model, oud into tbis tbe *» irx i* [xxired by i carefully. It should be driven slowly, for it the wax worker. If the result doe* not ant '■ "ull beat up rapidly, aud aa it cannot get isfy the sculptor the head is remelted. No ' rkl of tbo water in ita system by cviq<oration The figure of Thurman, for instance, ro •■cop." The •■cop" is a much spryer individ ­ quirod a great deal of preliminary study. ual than tbo “hobby," ■» tho name would The sculptor had to see him several times, U portuuities for breaking the monotony ot an tnipnst ned Hfc, bow carefully they would be k“|it, awl how anxiously look-d forward tol Tni“ is why all the innumerable -haxikrauta, '-kadsiiii. antbaml*. uaumi*. nnd otter queer casual niglitseerv, with imperfect vision and •bort perspective, sh-wil.l be guilty of egre­ gious error*. It is the table of tbe blind men and (bo t-iephant again nq»-nt«L the blind man wbo touelnal the elenbuut's tail declared that tbe girot and mighty eivphaut, about which so much had been said, was nothing more ur less than n rnjH-,. Tbe blind man who ran against <me ot ihugn-nt brute's legs, at once pronounced him to lie a largo tree of tbo foroit. Tta' Wind man who bumped ills head nguinst the elephant's side likened him pot over an oil Move, afiotter daubing -plaster Image which are make an aiidrim. Mr Courtney w*» a Liberal wbo bud not guneover with Gladstone on tte Irish «juertiun. Consequently b-> was not love.! by Qmu- who had followed Glad­ stone's Lt»<k Wten Mr Courttwy ro*e to ■‘[x-uk three men, who obviously had no utter macbe bodies is preciwly that ot the Lends object iu view than to prevent kun from • and hand*." speaking, mounted afonn- and ut the top of “And what to thatf their lungs shouted. “Turncoat! Turnroat! Turncoat!‘‘ Mr Courtney could not contend against tLrir combined cnpauity for noire. ture model in clay nf the figure or group that Uproar anti confusion ensued. But tbe three i* to be reprewnted. Firm tt wc p-t some , obstructionist* eontinusd tbeir idiuming. idea of the effect. When all detail* are do- ' Standing near were a couple of [*>licem<ni. । elded upon the *culptor niodei* the ficure ( “Why dmi’t yop put those men out!" I undertaking. They arc r.ow hero in tbe United bums, sent from abroad, and in tbe bauds of the trawl skillful man in ti|u world. Tbeir drowned out nud inungied bodies he To undertake to photograph tlx- character ­ istics of our population would lw as futile as to attempt to purtray the geographical' feature* ot tb" state, which ronq ireLends within its boundary a diversity of climate and of scouery partaking of every continent Uamga WAJTtXO run “U0RDK1U." I remember once attending a political There «n- hope* erectncailc* to be gon** through ou every pcasibl-.- rxcose. Nt- pta*> of life escapes— chikih'a*!. pQbvrtr. pregnancy, maternity, widvwhu**!. alkStAue Infor a share,. . - The first tying of a rag round a boy's loin* occ.i o’ tl ^*, sions a family f«-a»t, and so docs the tt_ flrrt 2—t time te* hair to cut; tbe first tnue ho” pute a * u~ I? th»- Janin, or -ign of caste; and so on all through life. Before be i» a man he has gone through sixteen w-raments, each a notable occasion in the eyes cf bi* women folk. Bubk* uro put through all sorts of ceremo­ nies, on tlie first, tbo fifth, the •evruth, tbe fortieth, and otte r day* nfter birth. They cannot even sev tbo »un for the first time, and. of wurx.-, cun;.at be given a name, without a tnu>i te-ing hrnl over tbe fact. A* tq,tbe wrinvtn's special ccrvinoniia, they ore just a* numerous.—Cifpt. Il, C. Temple In Journal of Tbu Society of Art*. thing of lhe method of her <v,n»tru«iou, climbed ut.totbe top story of tte Eden Mu*re in company with tbo supe.-iutemteut, einerg- | ing into u small room In tho rear of tfa building. Two or three meu were at wort wUK^, narmcr, mus* tar* regularity of length and thickam. This ^.^[y reqturedTn tte. sbarpv I rwuemte n peculiar!/striking imd-wre, which wi_ kbow why some pianos aiwuvs so'in.i like Ua I<kIiS. T11„ n.a [ w.u w[Ch bai, l)rwl_ht lulo the bousu nn ok! piano. Ono afternoon not Bat [Hit him hi a position where be baa to net on hi. own judgment, and the sei-tu diatrcuvd. ■ “Ami what is it r a*k«l tbe amateur. "News that two of tbe moat famous violins in tbe world, through cnrolewnrsa or ignor­ ance or accident, have gone to ruin. J*bor, poor thing*!** _ “Is it anriibilatiuur inquired the amateur. flicker ot Ute Mt in (.ban. wasn t a real young lady—though she looked it, especially in tbe gaslight— but only a wax «au. mu. ana in corner*, in a small anta- ( room n whole collection wa* piled up. The; Hmb* o< sen- were eopuwted and teat as though in awful agony. Tbe active young superintendent opened boxes nnd cnpboardi and drew out bead* of men and wotnen. old on*! young, beautiful and ugly.wmie wittexit i letter. n» capable of producing flue wnnd as thm is wrought.—New York Bun, Less rf bls method iu removing black or or l.rowu beauty *[>ou or moi* * from tbe skin of animals, and ln« faundtit eminently *uc- almuu im.i<i::_iiiib-biu from the tu.'jainiug and in *imi)arly convenient piac-es violim by all the illustrious maker* aye to lie had. Tbe [uwnhrutrr myth, of tlitsprfpehM, peer lea* instrume.it, tkketo-1 ■&>; bow include!, bought for th*t price, aud north HioummicI*. Still embeliixtes tin- pages of tte- qewspajxsrs with thu uainc of the clover num who se­ cured it. 1 have nuuhj many useless trip* to GOOD UNDER ORDERS. BUT A DUM­ m exhaustive and instructive treat I*.- on the merits of the wrious kind* uf coverings.— Scientific AriKTi au. TtiMng up i» roll of the small steal wire , auik* prvvioudy referred to, Mr Sampson j Tlie Dvlsarte hyiteni i« tod cumprebm rive tnude a belt of It. CVUtailUU? 1‘—» lengths of 1 be ------inroiqiqratM iu-------------nn urticb* kind,tlie■ cubit-, which te wrappe-i around hl* to> — ...------ ---- of this --------u-bret. “I don't pnjpan to break this cable ! but it it UM-t U«*A no ■•hetii-al I'liwil-'al upplimnva uppliano* fli.ite*'.fh. it» *'»b- expansion." bo said, “fur I have but very 1 velopmcnt. Iti* i >. ndni on tte- rec-fproc.J little chert <-x[:nmion. You ■■ will uotice. ut liody, n ltd xhi I. nnd lllllv •-* MV... ' . bow-1 relation .......... -............. ............ .. uim/.... .......... . it* aim cv-.-. tlrnt t bo intwclvs m my bock and side* j I* tte Iborougli i-ubjugafTim of muscular ti*. Zr<- wonderfully dtivakipad.: By swelling I *u<- to iiH-ntai du-cijdr.a- Ta accomplish this ttetpyup l acdbhiplisb tbe sumo result Mr. j tte pupil I* taught by various tnechonical Wilson dire-wlib bi* wonderful lung*.'- A ■ exerdre* to take -he will entire^- <«ut of quid; twin ot hi* body, a KidJra swelling I voluntary ini».-ii-*. to dbdootte members at of all th.- muscle* of' bl* chest, back and | will n» If tbi-y wr.v d.-a-t. Th)* requires shtail-Jer*. U rtxaitt ou tte calte und it parted; much muro prartwv tta:i *••><• n-ttlia*, but, with n metallic snap, in <e*s than three1 quo* aceomphdir*) in limb aud brad, there reconds from tte time te began 1 Ha* be-'n attah».*i |«rf«ct (ro-ioui of every j part of tte body fnm. all stiffness, and also “In St. Petersburg." said Mr. Sampson, pot only a beautifu) sui'I'Imwm nud flexi"I had a large ring made from inch .-ron. j liility of muscle. >>ut marl..-l dewl >nincut as Tbu ring wax 8 feet in diatnrb-r. 1 stood iu well. Tin- motions ite-d are exu-vvdinglr tbe middle of it and fourteen strung tra-n had fee tuple and belong t<> wLat tiro called tbe h<dd of tbe ring. They tried to push ine or "freeing ©xerciM-s," among which ar© in­ cluded tlio following tuition*, together with tbe floor, but could not. I enn anti will many more: Drop tlie I-.and lifeleaiily at the withstand tbe combined strength-of any wrist and with thu muscle* of thd arm shako eight num you have m this city, not barring Sullivan. Mitchell, or any one pl*?.” In 187H Mr. Hampton started on a tour of the continent and was seen by many royal “Anything new m thr- way of discoverimF inquired tbo r nusteur. ” “Nothing. You know that Giotto*, X’ero �JUfktj fa[on l!W ct*fl oj3«]|nJ' ^^irrrxlartt jSdencii tolbepncil («jl <Utpfoprr ll Un a got or] fht ftaftytp. Ityal liljt birdi inontrf joarken (u$b "Come la!" spoke a cheery voice, anti Vnrlo David hastily snerrtod a tetter ho had. been reading. and seemed much confuacd and exelted. -You. <«h. Chip? Well, how’s the folksr - “Moan os over!" blurted out impetuous r hue und bonesl'Ji'ft^ |TommijTfrs< cwJdn'fantf ।didffLpdl doko hKi'e'A ->■■<1'8 F0R Y0Ur "Ye.*. they arc. You know Colonel Little­ ton te dead, and Uncle Cyrus is just strut­ ting around. waiting to get a totter telling him he's the hair, nnd tho Morses can't do enough fur him. They’re giving him a big ChHstmas-eve dinner to-night. You In- Paul had become lost ta nightfall. The storm hnd oomo down furiauslv: ev­ ery step they took they sank knee-deep In Al lart. ainnned and disheartened, they placed »<>mo brunche* against n true, so a» to aheltar thorn, and irnt duirn to rest. "W’u mubt bo near Marsh's aabln.* mur­ mured Ned. apprehenuivoly. "Yes. bnt tho dark and the atormi What will tho foika think ? Sec the turkay flutter. Draw him In from tho Show. Nad.’ . “Ha, hum. I reckon not." -You bet not! You're too poor, you are. They're stuck-up noodles, and I like you. Vnchi David, and I'm going to Pavo thorn and come here and live with y»u. Pm slek of them. Say. there’s year Christmas pros^ eat If I hud more nioney I'd buy you a I toll Its f totlag b.rnrs away, ,• Ac ndsty room, at v-wuUig's grayvWltLnul tb<> ChrlsuuM Ixrfl*, so high. Thurc'd be no Chriattu:. i Days, say 11 ^pueslhad edti? wmvcityti £ ibe hf»1k bfhejl. thol) clarv!" rang out a gruff, familiar voice. •Don’t *hoeL IL-. Marsh. It’s roc. NedNed Wollacu. and that's a turkey, and Wa for you. and—oh. doarl Can you tflvo us shelter till wn get dry and warm?-' Silas Marsh, gun in band. 8tnr*;d sullenly nt th » two boys, but ho led them to Ids cabin, justacru*.* n thlukt-u “Beau-tiful! beau-tiful!" chirruped Uncle David. "Just tho knife I wanted." And the oM tain went into ccsuudeu over the klmpl" gift. •Say, lad.’ het remarked, a* Chip left tho h»*c later. “Ill )>a down to 9e-» the folk* about your coming to lire with me.* . "Yes, do; I’m tired of slaving for them.” responded Chip. Tired, too. was ho of the cumbersome moal to which bo was Invited. Uncle Cyrtro, In high expectation of tho Litttetou fortune, was more boastful and dumtareriu*; than SEKhiHG ^^GEL8 'notlec in the Utile pcddla’'* ansctnblu tha bleak ChrfatmM Eve. The road* were fn-'ecn '.nht; the sidewall boards trapped like fir -enwkers. Alxnt in thocruelly clear si - the g>n<>n b-oke* like nn un^csbl’cred »■ unetcr blade. Gilttering ’luggers flnshod from the stars an< Ho. bo: ye witty crcatarus. pn-.-.so! ham tbo monarch, tourji Clan* ! j wbo'd bring tbv proeenta, tuny 1 ask. . Tom.Its dreadful cold:* whispered Eba. after their task wae complei*d. “Father is shivering, and won't tel! uh hn !’ cold.* Tom looked out through the frosted panes dubiously. "I'm afraid I can't find any more wood to­ night. Oh. Elsxs*? here! There's the old trunk. It's otfpty now. It will keep up a little h-'at. off nnd on. until morning.” ”Oh. Tom! never do that!’ -Why not!*” . il.ittl” Tummy Now"You know it's the trunk father's mother non. blowing hi* flnFgcfsand stamploghls rwnt him when she dl.nl. packed with elothes nnd silver. It Hourly broke his h»*art to sell feet, nnd In :. wailing. them. Tho trunk is sort—sort of sacred to fr<-znn-up t»no c-yln-r out his V”<»r buskntful of wore/., voted It so; and* if any eno In the wW ■ ally hrvl'n right ehlll and die.” A*»HOftly ns he eonld,T<>in began breaking up the old trunk. The children wateked ita '.x.anted ends glow nnd flicker in the stove. 'From ColtHiel Littleton's lawyer.’ 'I expect one. too.' Tt aurprinod me." "Expected a fortune, uh? No.no; frn -Here.boy! I lost that.* Th«> sharp v.n« belonged Jo -w^richly dn-imcd. womau. ufle aho fairly grabbed thu wallet from Tom*41.and«. "Yc». ma'am. Td have given it to you. if I know’d it wm yours, without your ask­ ing. Angel*, ma'am, plea*.’ buy oue!’ "Howmuehr came the vinugarlsh do- Huh! Mighty Httlo they care f.jr Undo fL'yru*. Tli’ir think |hc'« going tj> g<.t a Ifaannc. and’ they’re ‘coddling him up to get the bcncit of It’ arch, sneaked home. They had coddled tho wrong heir. As to simple, honest Uncle David, he made ttem all a handsome present: but ho adopted to shore his wealth the boy who svxpect >d nothing, and wbo made him his only Christ­ mas gift cxcpftt the Littleton fortune. PICTURES IN THE YULE-LOG. "A Uhrlstmn* present for mn!" niJrn:ure<i rapid conversation, stared after him with n Marsh, an hour falter, hitching up bl* horse sharp "Well. 1 never snw such a bdy!" In the shod to a idnd t<> take the boy* home. "Oh. hi ’* all right!" mailed Mr. Wallace. "Ah. m«-l they’re in alrncat-toQ. and 1 sort *You know, lost hnying-tlmc I promised of niisjudgi-d 'em. Many a year since 1 got him one of .flic little gobbler* f.rr work he a present! Mercy me! 1 b'lievo I'm n blnbdid. The gobbler is a full-grown fowl now. berlnglAnywny. he gave hi* Htrungo guests u selling ft at’d buying Uimself a pair of skates royal toast on nuts am! spplns. a:id drove orm sled. 1 suppose.” them homo through lhe storm. It wm two hours Inter when Ned surprised At. both fann-honsed—tho Dobbins a* Tom did net i-x>k v«ry grateful, but he fate father still more, however. by revealing wel! ai the Wall.iro home .tend—bo h.-ld a no such Bullish intentions regarding th- my.dnriou.* confcrvrn-n with the pur’-nts of was encouraged, and he shouted out his wares more vigorously than ever on he tbo boys t rn ho bndo them good-night. pasw-d tbe luet I 1-ck ot stums between the He appeared with the son of tho noaresl A alnirabir thing happ> r.. A th” next m.irn- piano and homo. fanner. n boy of hi* own ogu, Paul Dobbin*. lug. When Ned Walla— w|nt to put on hie Th- turkey, with font tied, hunt: from r* shoes something rattled in thorn: likewise in those of Paul Dobbin*. Ned rumor.'.! the obstruction—a ten-dollnr odd piece: likewise did Paul—Silas Marsh’s Christmas gift. “Oh. no; I—I----- * And later on no friend trade more intercut "Going to sell tlie turk-yT* in gulling them in their woodland expi'dlTiotag to make uChrlktmiia present of It.’ Indeed?" Christinas gift had won his devotion.* and warmed th-’ heart of tho minor woodcutter's choerhiM. frozen life. regular Christinas tree; und there's Jots of things •aV>.. ■"'■" taco. Chip JDaruiy walked down tlie village street fh<m the nuiidcr.rcof his Uncle Morse, which tyui been his homo since he became au orphan, soma years previous. tag. TYrer wore leas so than ever just now. They hwl made a drudge and a slav>» of him. and now. at thu holiday ae/uton. all he had "Oh. whut a story! If Banta Claus was in the flm h-j'd got his gray whiskers badly burned. who whipped you forbronklng UU windows’" "Yes. father," replied Nod. flushing slight­ ly. but with a heroic glow in his eyes. "Don’t look so BhoepUh. Paul: we ain’t do­ ing anything to bo awhamwi ot Boe hero, father, wo broke Marsh'i. windows last fall, and ho licked us Ipalt! and wo deeorvod It. nnd he b bringln’Ino a now pilr of skate*—no. it b another one of those mean little story books." "Oh J Bunn, let’s have papa put out the firn Christmas, bo Santa Clous can come down and not get himself a!l burned.* “Yotfro just like all tbe rmd o’ little girb. always 'fraid somebody’-* (tola’ togrt hurt.” Aud h* turned bls back toward her indig­ nantly and sat for a long time gazing steadily Into the firelight and forming Its । flickertag flamec Into the brightest picture*. , und all with Christina* fora foreground. i Pretty soon Ikckla begun to epeak slowly. "Bunu. I b’llevu there be pluturea in tbe I Are. 1 ree a Httlo o|d woman: I goes* It’s Santa Claus' wife, and she's got—oh. door, j I'm noak*py—a tea Hot, and—I wish mamma ! wuitld come home—a big wax doll, that— | nvery—dine—it—lie.* dawn —it—shuts its say. but Paul and I got thinking ft over. Wc never paid for those windows, aud Marsh. I *h<> wa*. and there waa Bunn opposite, belli reckon. Iwm very llttki turkey usually in hi* ! fast asleep, the ruddy glow from the grate Christmas. We're going to act square and lighting up their fauns nnd bringing out pay tor the windows, ami do ths right thing their clear, rounded contour as if by magic. by giving him my (obltkar.* Yes, there the two “chicks” wore ar. hour There waa drep pride and joy at tho man­ later when father nnd mother camn in floft- ly canfrotaoain Mr. Walhsort heart, but hn ly from their shopping tour. did r.of -i-prc^H p’Jn wor *k Tears dfmms-t "Arent they sweet?” acid tho mother, with a look for approval to the ‘other idde of tbe house." Hr had found l>ctwceh tho lining A Urge cnvalope. okL dbK’oli.'irod. but wtill suoled. ’ •To my son. Hubert Hcwton.* ’ road Tom. "I’ll open it. Gracious! Oh. Etaa. tho good angel, the real angel, ha* come al last!* Yea. for from out tbe unseals.I envelope there fell upon the floor a score of bank- teeth. Til” <piivorin: porbielcs it froxen moisture looked like bite ot broken glass. Oh! but it was coll' -An-gtU! An-geb! Here’s your nii-gvls!" ’ it war a queer c»y. but not queer enough to attract the attention of paH*er»-by. What rigtit hnd frr < rln:. starving Turn Newton to I expect thurich nnd<*o«forttd'!”cnd muffli dup people, huftying to coxy komos with armfuls of prewnts. n> gut chifod Inspect­ ing his paltry »toek Ot goods? “An-gvl;-.: c *Lsliver, red. wtite. bluer Angels they w.rc. In m'nlatur . a eoore or mure uf T*> T<»tn they wire bcautifuL • Hud nut hl- cripfik'd father fashioned the smiling fin*' and ch-rub loan otit <jf wax. ar><! jHile. invalid sister El*a dreH»«*d nnd decorate-, theft in their•‘hevri'.-s ten-.-monthouse ti <»m nil that day? ‘ They mount food nnd wamth and m«-di- I Fine, ifeold. Tom's In trt $rew dopondent n« th - hours w*ut I.y. N . one ' nngn'< t • hung on < hrUrtti a* trees. j notes—a mother.’* gift, hidden tor years, sum real good, true umre! '' but found nt a time when their fnrors meant Thu crowds began to thin out. 7 >n» prew health, life and'joy to three patient souls. ;And in th- flare <<f a roaring, rollicking.' cutler and coidnr. II" took up his baak> t at laughing lire, such as the Newtok* hod not I Jt with a dreary sigh. known for mon|b» previous, that Christmas "Oh. my!" Litll- Turn'll h'-art went out in a gasp. Ho night Um little angels seemed to smile down on the happiness of the gratefal. j-.yous ' reach rd down tawur! a fat. bloat's! p>Mikot l<ook lying In . tbv snow, so fat an l so father, daughter and non in thslr humble bloated that the ends • >i several bills showed him in! Hello: it's only you!* Uncle Cyrus scowled dreadfully. "Yes. it's only me!” ropU-jd hnmbto Uncle David. “Mr. Morse, you often said the lost Ct ip was a burden to you. I've come to take him away.’ GMR<8TM«8 UNCLES. Tom. separating the vs ■» leather from t! • un ed top br/ard. uttered the r ioculatii fordbly. . ”Whut is it,Torn?” DON'T BE 1NSU1S1T1VE I'NNING ilttl.- Johnny hnd boon watching hit motlicr make th" h olidny tart*. Finally he asked: "Jis. has your tongue •Certainty not; but why do you ank that silly question?* nothin*, only 1 GW* hoard pussy your tongue wa* running.from mom • Inc till night, and J was wouuartn* how it could run without togs. “I am going to make her a p—* *0, y->. y>m are going to make her a pres­ ent ot ahandsom- act of jewelry. It takes mu to guess things.* "A proannt of a nice horse and buggy, so that niie eun.-drivc; all over town by herself T "No. as 1 was saying. 1 wan going to make her n pruullxx. <>a Christnuis to give Iit aimcthing handkomu on tier mat birthday, which occurs next August." Mbs. FLtrrsxT hud received a tefwey from n dead undo Christmas Day. and n lawyer who called to acttle up the .•.■ffalr took oeqaaian to inqnlro iier ag-. Tha matron, who had long afoeo doffed the “widow’s weeds,” attempted to look prim and ntu>-h younger than she really wa*. na •ho replied: Thlrty-tlre yearn, air." Then, turning to the daughter, be said: "May I bo so bold. mis*, ue to inquire your Ichlck'm!* cried an agv-l colored man. ns the cars Stopped at u North Car­ olina railway station on 11100 ““'1 hot** |iu^(<ig up his plate and walkingtho platform. 'Where did you got KSMJ 1*^1* that chl(!k’J“- uncle?* atats 1. passenger. Unolo looks at tho fatrader sharply, und then turns away, cry­ ing: “’Eru's yer nice roast chlnkon, gun'lonwn, all hot; needn't go in do house for OUR GHf^STi^KS JOKELEfS. a JflWjJRF’ hCYII CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME Christm; m, with ton eonta tu> its coat, than tho rifcb’ st nabob with hi* millions. Twunty cents for incut and broad, flvo cents f. ,r jwpeorn. five for candy, two for a eiunled tree limb, two for can ll< ». <>no lor a Hhoul i,4 tinsel papar. and Tom startedhomew ard. jolly s* u lark. ■We’d have enough to cut till to-morrow, and a Christhvos la tha bargain.’ ho murm»ued. cheerily. Hotherl'-ss Eba greeted him nt tho door ot th • «^ll!. dreary room they called home. Mr. Itowton. shivering un th® sparao eoueh. tried townlle. somewhat for Inung. in* around blfl-irdrooms and neglecting this family .and was su­ iting in his usual place bearing a covered di to. whi-'h ton dcpoelted upon the table DesIde him. with the � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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